The evening world. Newspaper, March 28, 1919, Page 19

——— + COLGATE BEQUEST DELAYED. | death of Mrs bess Fienath Colgate is] Under the terms of the will of Mrs. according to James Coiby|Colgate's husband, filed in 1904, the uni- The repo: would receive a bequest of between poe hte MU erroneous, WIM Not Get Money ‘tit of Estate Die. that Colgate University Colgate, her son. . Mre was (o receive the sum mentiv Colgate stated yesterday, at the beq would not go Yonkers tae Her estate| C Vat about $3,000,000 and will go son and Miss Mary Colgate, a Colgate died in nd $800,000 through _ the las self and his siater. ORTHOPEDIC Scientific ‘‘Nature Shaped” Shoe Doctor A Real Friend of the‘‘Tenderfoot” * Good-bye to Corns and Bunions QUALITY We sell only merchandise of a quality we thoroughly believe in and stand back of same as fully as other stores charging higher ‘prices. for the same values. 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Strongly double reinforsed and toes areamooth, seamless and even. Balbrigean, black or white. Price 35¢ pale sizes soles and toes are smooth, seamless ro bat ta 9 Durable-DURHAM Hosiery TAR HEEL A medium weight tock with 3-thread, strongly reinforced nd toes, ribbed top ta and white, Price 20¢ pair ig ba arg 8 U8 ithieterttt et) university until after the death of him- | These are but two of the many THE EVENING WORLD, FRIDAY, MARCH 28, 1919. TTT VANGUARD BEGIN WORK TO | RECENEDNSI Officers Establish Headquarters | at Biltmore—42d May Arrive First. | Lieut, Col. Douglas Campbell and pt. Allen I, Lindley, as the a vance guard of the 77th Division of New York National Army troops, opened offices in the Hotel Biltmc to-day to make arrangements for the homecoming of the division. ‘The officers have only uncertain in- Yormation regarding the date of the return of the 7th. When they left France it was understood that the movement overseas would begin the last week in April, They have learned since their arrival that it is possible the 42d (Rainbow) Division, of which the old 69th New York, now the 165th Infantry, is @ part, may ahead of the 77th. come home “The ch moved," Capt, Lindley said to “The men are in splendid shape, b« physically and in spirits, They will not suffer under the strictest kind of affy inspection and it will not be nec- essary to subject them to any over- ng or cleaning up process when © no better men as good in peace arrive. and to-day with Lieut the commander of the “Lost Battalion,” who is back in civil life. Col, Whittiesey said he would take on all the work of prepar ing for a proper celebration of the d vision's return which could be on him, but that he wasn't going to march in any parade. According to announcement made to-day by the Mayor's Committee to Welcome the Homecoming Sol- diers, the Rainbow Division and the 77th Division will get a welcome that will compare favorably with that ven the 27th, The committee has already made tontative arrangements to receive the men of both divisions, and will work in co-operation with the organizations presenting the families of the New lS Vork soldiers, There is to be a spe- cial boat assigned to the “Gold Star" mothers of the boys of the 69th who gave up their lives in France and Wanders, Arrangements for the homecoming of the 804th ‘Field Artillery of the 77th jare being completed by the 804th F. JA. Association at No, 280 Madison Avenue. Mrs. Robert Bacon, whose Json is a captain in the 304th, is sin the Astor Hotel, have funds, Tues Quartet wi!l 5, Lotto Mad Franc M All are donat- vide ore, Association has to France sand s, bought instruments for a uided families of giment in many ways. jmen in the re ‘DRIVER OF MAIL TRUCK LOCKED UP FOR SPEEDING ' Goes to Jail for Two Days in Pret- erence to Paying Fine of $25. | “1 didn't think there was 4 peed limit for mail trucks id Gabriel Kornblith, No, 187% Sterling Place Brooklyn, driver of # post e truck, when arraigned tn the Avenue Court to-day on a ( speeding hat there are tt aid \ or AYSID Ginger Ale PrrTed SPRoine — AEA EAL. Use Cuticura Soap To Clear Your Skin area a 5&0, Tal dh armemics jail ovtnarar Mapas besten tae nd Found” articles of The World's Advertising Agencies, or can bo telephoned directly to The World. 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