The evening world. Newspaper, March 27, 1919, Page 14

f =a “MOTHER OFFERS American Heroes of the War _— MORF WOUNDED AeA ectantoe ot tno nicotene net Home on the Cruiser Pueblo i ca aa in | NEW YORK MEN Beginn'ng Monday, March 3ist, this store will close at 5.30 P. M. feces) REWARD OFS 000 jg , ar aut hie Crrithenn’s Comins tom i Pe Dainty Negligees and Silk Skirts tf rR MAGNESIA FOR sr gga { | Sure She Saw Boy in Fift STOMACH TROUBLE | Avenue Window Despite Pe Bea Spring hog god and Silk Petticoats described below ag Particular attention at the prices quoted. There promises to be a RB Neutratizes Siemacy Acidity, Prevent Conflicting Tesiumony. Food Fermentation, Soar, Gassy ee shortage of such garments, with a consequent advance in cost, owing to the unsettled labor conditions prevai.ing in the garment industry. Stomach and Acid indigestion. | Mary Casey Thorne, “the Third | Not only is this a most opportune time to purchase, but we believe l|Avenue bride,” to-day announced that comparison will convince you that these McCutcheon values are unusually attractive. THE EVENING WORLD, THURSDAY, MARCH 27, 1919. . and the 112th Supply Train, with 15 oMfeers and 445 men. The battalion was in command of Major M. H. Pugh of Toledo. Tho regiment fought all over the French front from Switzerland to Holland. They started in on the Lorraine sec- tor on August 1 and finished up on the Seheldt River on Nov. 11, the day the armistice was signed, taking their objective on that morning. Their canualties approximated 40 per cent., most of cases being machine gun wounds and Dr. rry DO ODE a BD z utterer trom | that, through her attorneys, Ran- dolph Gerard, she will pay $1,000 re- rd for information that will lead Doudiiess, HW you ar {ati gestion. you ves Bismuth, rode Tleus digestive you know w tings wi eo yout trouble—ia Gome eases do not ever sive reilef. |to the discovery of her four-year-old re giving up hupe ani chron dyspeptic, effect. of a little tl ordinary commercetal oxide VO BE drugs and Ey son, Joel Thorne jr. She will also MacLane, Chaplain of the reg astor of the Christian Church in Toledo and ts the father-in-law of Major Pugh. He | had the distinction of being the old- est volunteer in the United States Army. On last Sunday he celebrated ithe sixty-third anniversary of his birth, and, take it from ali hands, it | was some celebration. The Chaplain brought home two wound stripes, and more than once went over the top with the boys, On Be 28 in the Argonne he was shot in the ankle, Hastily donning an emergency bandage, the Chaplain pay all expenses incidental to the dis- covery of the boy. She is convinced her son was in the home of his grandmother, No, 914 Fifth Aven yon the afernoon of Margh 25, but th testimony of persons in the house has | harmful aud in| 80 flatly contradicted her statement | causes your food | that she has offered the reward. | “IT am convinced my son waa in | the window of that house,” she said “I know he was there, Financial con- iderations do not matter, My love | |for my son predominates all. They} aré swearing he w. not there, but they know they not telling the truth, 1 will give $1,000 for Informa- Negligee (illustrated), three-quarter length, of Wash Satin, lined with Albatross. Colors: Pink. Blue, $22.50. UE Negligee, pain semi-Empire model, in Crepe de Chine, shirred ribbon trimmed, $12.75. Lace and Chiffon trimmed, up to $75.00. Hatuience, heartburn heavy lumpy feeting mont everything you Tou will find ine a Witte Disurated mm Straight Line Albatross Kimona, edged with hand-buttoned scallops. Si.k lined, $32.50. Silk Petticoats, an excellent assortment, includ- ing white shadow-proof Wash Siiks, $3.95, way 60 long ae there are any aymptoms ot acta Indi ation.——Advt. tion concerning my son's where- kept on going, looking after the | . . amour | wounded and encouraging the fight- 4.95 and 5.50. . , I. Fj | 7 pene ove! vound- F VV ants An affidavit by Samuel Thorne, era, He was bending over a wound- | ; ‘ : Sunday V orld W ants | former Assistant District Attorney | Jed man, and although he wore the Petticoats, plain, two-toned, and flowered Taf- Work Monday Wonders ang uncie of the boy, was filed with | brassard of the Red Cross on his |B feta, $3.95, 5.50, 6.75 and 7.50. arm a German airman shot him through the shoulder, He brought in the wounded man despite this. Lieut, Kenneth French, battalion adjutant, was caught with 115 of his men in a German box barrage at Our straight-line tai!ored Silk Jersey Skirt is ab- solutely dependable. In street and evening shades, all of which possess excellent wearing ee ep | Retiring © Retail | Cireges on Sept. 29. Twenty-five were and aundering qualities. Skirts, $12.50. Panta- Men's, *, Women’s, Misses’, Children's saliti fglktyh hee he mg me Court Justice Daniel F,| stated by the lawyer that she is too killed atd every one wounded, The loons to match, $9.75. Cobalan through Larkin & Perry to-| feeble to make ana avit at present, | lieutenant was shot in the left leg, day. Mr. Thorne declares that he was| Mrs, Mary Casey Thorne in a coun-!and while being carried to the rear Also a complete range of styles and prices in Crepe Jat No, 914 Fifth Avenue from 9 A, M. | ter affidavit declared positively that was shot a in the back, while one de Chine and Philippine Gowns and Envelope Chemises. antil 4 P.M, on March 2%, and that|she saw her boy at a window of the cf t sort was wounded Joel Thorne jr. was not in the house | Fifth Avenue house watching the| ‘The story of the 12th Supply Train any part of that time, He also de-| parade and that there is no chance of! is the story of the 147th Itegiment, ®) To Close Out clares that the boy has not been in|a mistake about it \ bringing up ammunitions and food. 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