The evening world. Newspaper, May 22, 1919, Page 19

THREE FAMILIES SEEK TO IDENTIFY | SOLDIER GETS A DIVORCE. Private Holder, im France, Heard Wife Was Taking Taxt Rides. (Special to The World.) WHITE PLAID . May 22. | White Private Joseph Francis Holder of the 27th Division was fighting the Ger- THE EVENING WORLD, THURSDAY, MAY 22, 1919. sion of profit sharing to workers and tne! representation of workers on boards | irectora are some of the recommenda. | tions made in a letter that will be sent out to-day by the Board of Bishops of the Methodist Episcopal Church. ‘The letter in addressed to the 18,000 clergymen and 4,250,000 communicants of the church in the United States. The mans over in France word reached him that his wife, who is the daughter of a prominent resident of Elmsford, was taking taxicab rides every Saturday Aight with a young man from White |Plains. When Holder reached thie country he engaged Lawyer Charles D. Millard of Tarrytown to tnatitute a sult for a divorce against his wife, Dorothy Miles Holder ‘The action came to trial before Su: church, as a whole, is called upon by letter to give “earnest heed to the Dlication of Christian principles to soc! Feconstructlo’ TO CUT uP BRIGHTON TRACK. Golf Links, 1,000 Hor Plans for New “Ow William M. Greaves, President of the Brighton-by-the-Sea Company, Ine., announced yesterday that the company, owner of the Brighton Beach race track, has decided to cut it up into building lots. ‘The company has already made plans for laying out streets and for conatreet- | and tennis, cou tor, Eeetiern ” & total © | of 3.000 houses, of Srectes, the praion ip thirty bunga- lows 7 be ready for occupancy by Tike ni new community will be known as Ostend. MYSTERY SOLDIER Major Phillips of Flushing May Soon Solve Puzzling Amnesia Case. wo from Plains testined that they took Mrs, Holder on long. r strange men. Justice granted a decree. fats On BISHOP TO AID WORKERS. |Sugmest Proa@t Shar ‘Three mothers to-day anxiously await a cablegram from Major Roland B. Phillips, with the Red Cross in Paria. Ho has been asked to look at the American soldier suffering trom | amnesia and decide whether he is the | son of the Rev. James MacLeod, pas- | tor of the Reformed Church of St. | Nicholas, of Mrs, Emma Phillips of | _ Semt to Members o Evanston, 1i!., or is his own son who Adoption by all emplo: Belleved to bave been killed in| ciple of collective barge Ihe soldier who does not know who | is has been ordered home by Gen. neat Ta Sot Acker, Merrall & Condit st. Company “ This Is Salvation Army Week—Give Every Dollar You Can Spare to the Cause. ip 39) of the pr! ik, the ext . re 50) Coffee—Parstion | An exquisite’ lend of high grade teas. An aromatic breakfast’ blend. | ‘Butter—frahCramey. 65 ee ound |Corn Flakes—S«" 09 Red Kidney Beans— | |Marmalade— jvm: | veces on pr 4 Baked Beans—(? . tins Blackberry Preserves. Del Monte... 15 02. jar 4, 13| Pearl Hominy—""" .12. | Macaroni or Spaghetti, Corn—oe Brand, el ey 615) A creamy fuli fisvored variety. Bacon—!"“». _, 4g Grape Juice—fiiyiin.-75 | Crisp frying, delicious flavor.” Full pint bot. 4.0! 09 Tomato Soup—., aes .13| Richardson & ever A New York State product. Catsup—* Vins: tote 28 Oil Mops—ji;", Made from whole red ripe tomatoes, ‘A thoroughly efficient household help. ROWLAND E.PHILLIPS Jr. Orders for out of town#nay be left at any of our City Stores for delivery through our Branches at: nounced on what ship he will sail. YVnless Major Phillips finds him be- fore he sails the mystery will not be/ sleared until the ship reaches New | ‘ork and the three mothers see him. " He may be Henry Blakely Macteoa, | Yonkers, N. Y. | Mt. Vernon, N. Y. who disappeared in this country months ago, or Rowland KE. Phillips | : Morristown, N. J. Newport, R. I. Fer Rosey a. | Westend NA Baltimore, Md. it. son of the Major, who lives at Mail Order Dept., 135 West 42nd St. Flushing, L. 1. Montclair Nid. Greenwich, Conn. Stamford, Conn, ¥tushing; he may be the Ilinois Phil- lips, or he may be none of these. No word had been received to- day from Gen, Pershing, who had notified the Rev. Malcolm James | MacLeod, pastor of the Collegiate Re- formed Church, that he was about |s to send home the lad who was be- lieved to be the long missing son of the clergyman, but who is listed by the A. E. F. as Rowland E. Phillips or. | Dr. Macleod has réceived word | from Mrs, Emma Phillips of Evans- ton, Ill, that she has been expecting the return of a son who has not been | heard from in many months and who | went abroad with the A. EF, | a = =) Mrs, Phillips of Flushing repeated | HAT’S on your mind--< y straw? 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