The evening world. Newspaper, April 4, 1919, Page 27

| w 4 j \ \ ah THE EVENING WORLD, EEESEE! APRIL 4, 1919. Ls 4 } that much from her." . ne re if ‘up DOES NOT VISIT HIS CELL Vere iebishing bs concn hs ‘ cr eat an era tude at | | | me World d BROADHURST 4)3,0%0 Newent Comey 83 9 4sTH ST. iain Py had instructed his lawyers to begin an | |And Young Robinson Thinks Her |action for the annulment of the mar- | Father’s Action in Having Him | "85 Robinson characterized the action of Arrested Was “Rotten.” bls father-in-law in having him arrest: | April 10, ed as “rotten and underhanded.” at the Hail of Eighteen-year-old Ole [4 Robinson.) 1 went to my father-in-law on Sun ‘ 1 son of a well-to-do South Orange tn- ng for a conti¢ 1 talk and | , ventor, who was arrested Wed jon a charge of highway robbery, ose toh, 8S Bi ‘ork My easy payment plan may interest you NCH of this aw. ed. Two ons will destroy 251 W. 42d St. Op. Harris Theatre 10 Kenmare St., 24 go" ghoye sd to him that I had e many | | f, stop scalp itch indignant yesterday when he was "| pn Me ‘oval ha 0 i ti : 409-411 Fulton St, sited by the former Esther Cro Clerk’s once V Will Be Kept) von r ; pecoma one of | aias Ad 48TH ST. Tht: Fed sated Sanday ~<a | whom, it 1s alleged, he Induced to be ? i t eT FE “ lcome his bride by daring tales of Open Two Nights to Re- s ‘ t hank 4 SUNDAY WORLD WANTS WORK WONDERS venture in France ceive “Declarations.” renings. as , oo Dh by ped CONCERTS AND MUSIC, ny time to help any aps METROPOLITAN, ( OPERA. * Temple Dancer, Shanewis | HARDMAN PIANO. USED ATRES x a 40h a lio file th At a conference yesterday of Harry | losing the |H. Schlacht, Director of The Evening | Willi | World Amertcanization Forums, with | Put | County Clerk William Schnelder and | PB)! Deputy Herman T, Beyer, plans were | perfected for the opening of the Su-|T . GARDEN ores pportunity waich na TH ay EMPIR| 8 and 10 for those who desire to file t 5 we, ry seni poor cams CILISeRS Of (he Waited Statee SRL Py aortney 8 VELVET LADY IDNIC Hotta able Lc COMBINED ish 9 O'CLOCK REVUES a CHRCUS ||: mecrED seus | Announcing the opening of the Fourth have attended the Americanization Forums of The Evening World are! scheme t heartily. expected to take advantage of this “I think tha at this is an important | Woat sea on Erepings ane 10 rk World is THE RU OF ||| LIBERTY \ Wed 2% DWEME teenies (a en side,” declared. 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J—\) THE ROYAL VAGABOND jetween Len offices are open conflict with the| Public Schoc “MOST BRILLIANT EVENT OF THE A COHANIZED OPERA COMIQUE, (Between Lenox and Seventh Aves.) ts working hours of these people, many | 4,,"! cannot ¥,expresn.” sald } SEASON" Henry Miller 728, 22460 4085 . | have bee: ple to become ens, | cag: | “ Merit tells. Growth is the result of SERVICE giving to the public something better— ies nny cau mt aft rath teauer | the athe ur BAL de oe FISKE SS 2i22| L’OPERA || ° 28s better values, more careful attention, greater choice of desirable goods. We invite you to visit our NEW shop if you live uptown, or any one of our other shops if they are more convenient to you, The same policy is followed out in every one —the policy that has made i their work. |< to pay the nied them for = THE tet HERE Was so many friends for us. 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