The evening world. Newspaper, May 6, 1919, Page 13

ENING WO RLD, ———— cripples for ce: c in Sppeal Issued he tute for Crippled and Disa “Hundreds of men who tapped through an injury t being successfully plac hotles, “At suitable wo: as speed ef Changes It. Y., May 6.—Be- id his name too long and for business use and sub- ON PURSUER AND vert, Eugene O'Brien Remer. A prologue of melodious atre, ‘ _——— saloon at th Street and Columbus Avenue at 1 A. M., to-day, went out- onl td ere aa bee! ad det aide. * Geeemaaet Women’s fashions are to provi on watch and the others returned to the saloon, One struck the bartender, Joseph|Marion Taylor will direct the Keane, in the face and chased him out | Which has been provided by New oo with a revolver, The other hit Kelly and and demanded the money he was counting. Kelly dropped the money om the floor and the bandit snatched his stickpin. About that time Keane blew & po-| Fifth Avenue: and Sind Gtreet. He Noe whistle outside and the hold-up| seriously niured and. taken men ran for a taxicab not far away.|automodile was Nathan Bi The chauffour of a private car struck |? Leanne libeadinann bo) the lookout so hard he went through the glass of the taxi, but the three Managed to get in and their chauffeur sped away, the other chauffeur pur- suing on foot. The robbers fired one shot at him. He missed and struck Miss Irene Warn of No, 120 West 94th Street, in the right leg. Miss Warn, twenty-two years old, was standing outside her home talk- ing to a couple with whom she had been to a theatre. She was treated at home and taken to Knickerbocker Hospital. The robbers’ taxi escaped into Central Park. All they got was Kelly’s atickpin, which wasn’t worth much, We did not need the newspapers to tell us there was a huge army in Europe. All last year we shipped carload after carload of Grapelade to France, and when the small quantity we hoped to keep for “over here” ws requisitioned we knew Grapelade had surely captured e'Gtere. the A. E. F, And it will capture ee riee* you, first time you taste it. As srgned ay & spread for bread, muffins, experts, biscuit; or in jelly roll, tarts or other pastry, its fresh grape iniicteatiliipnnncn More Navy Recruits Wanted. ‘The United States Navy needs more men. An appeal by Acting Secretary of the Navy Franklin D. Roosevelt has flavor is delightful. Made from thom — use sory. ronnsin to nergaee -ri \- their weekly nun r of recruits. len full-ripe Concord grapes, with for first enlistments are especially out geeds, skins or acid crystals, wanted. A epecial recruiting campaign Ask your grocer today. 5-00 Glass Jar, ye: a5-0e. 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MORRIS & COMPANY - U.S.A. t JOBS FOR CRIPPLED URGED. | omted. ‘They are toyal, satisfied to SALVATION ARMY WORK Whee Croce tanto on - | for cripples ne Soke they can Ht, Set TAX! BANDITS FIRE BASIS OF SCREEN PLAY j tine a act ot harity, but on the 2 AT HARRIS THEATRE of the | ected hm to ridicule and embarrass- Len -inm he et ee ae t socially, Angello Cannavacsioulo peace and in war, . »wn was given permission to ‘Fires ” begine tn the. year t a. viwhen Commander Wiliam Boods RT pos a = the “~ Three Had Been Foiled in|»! fue head— cd bg | Motte Eerie Eee a WEDNESDAY asi Park, Booth’s, are taken by Catherine al th Burton Hol ‘a Travel- ‘Three men who had deen drinking |the picture, Bu men’s | in the back room of Thomas J. Kelly's |ofrg® uso featured the Bill at als the ‘Women’s Fashions At Retary Club satraiment fr 30" eh Tat Frocks, Sweaters, Accessories room of the Hotel Pypasrivenia, Miss Ole Jensen, 7, No. 16 Bast 64/9) Street, was struck down by an automo- | bile this morning when he tried to cross | te Flower Hospital. The driver of the fo, TURSDAY, MAY 6, 1 BABIES’ while list. Se Oe ae ae at J / US LE ID IOP Our regular $1.97 DRESSES OF NAINSOOK, LAWN, DOT- TED SWISS AND VOILE—trimmed daintily with lace and embroidery, col- ored stitching and colored lawn sashes —to 6 years. DRESSES OF GINGHAM AND CHAM- BRAY—Empire and belted models— trimmed with contrasting colored ma- terial—some with fancy stitching— little pockets—to 6 years. with sailor collar—sizes to 6 years. pique—scalloped signa. less than at other stores. MEARN Feurteonth Street ‘Woet of Fitth Avenue THURSDAY START-OF-SEASON SALE ace | THINGS for Little Folks, too, have their place in this wonder- UP ful series of start-of-season sales which has saved so many dollars for so many people, and now affords another big economy opportunity im everything of the finest and: daintiest for the youngest members of the family. Fresh, new and attractive as mothers could wish for is everything in this enormously worth- LITTLE TOTS’ DRESSES | Our regular $2.89 DRESSES OF NAINSOOK, BATISTE, VOILE AND SWISS—trimmed with lace embroidery and ribbon—hand smocked and hand stitched—to 6 years, BLOOMER DRESSES-—ginghams and chambray—very dainty styles, simply trimmed—hand smocked—models with and without bloomers—to 6 years. Little Tots’ Sweaters 2.25 Our regular $3.97 SLIP-OVER SWEATERS—white, pink, blue, coral, turquoise and some dark shades— every desirable model-—belts or purled waists, some with fancy stitching—V-neck Madeira Madeira 4 Carriage Covers _ Pillow Slips 2.72 1.67 Our regular $5.97 Our reg. $3.25 Hand embroidered on fine rib ane Se tdger—an im Hand embroidered mense assortment of dainty de- on linen—many dainty designs. Babies’ Half Wool Shirts 58 Our regular .97 and $1.10 Fine texture—mary with fashioned armhole— sizeu to 3 years. CHILDREN’S BARBER SHOP. Mothers and children alike are enthusiastic about our Barber Shop. The.kiddies like it because it’s such fun to sit in the high chairs and see all that goes on in the big, bright mirrors. 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