The evening world. Newspaper, July 29, 1919, Page 8

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Miss Katherine Agnea Hoey, daugh- ter of Mra, John Hoey of No. 65 Cen- tral Park West, was married this morning to Joseph Amedeo Boillin, a promifent merchant of Clarkesville, Tenn. The ceromony was performed ‘at the Church of St, Saul the Apostle, 69th Street and Columbus Avenue, by & brother of the bride, the Rev. Poter EB. Hoey, ©. 8. P., formerly Chaplain ,of the 107th Infantry, 27th Division, U. B. A, Misa Jane.M. Hoey was her sister's {bridesmaid and Joseph -Abbott of | Washington was beat man, The bride | Was given in marriage by her brother, | James J. Hoey, formeriy Deputy State | Superintendent of Insurance and a | member of the Legislature for six years, |” During the nuptiat mass, which im- | mediately followed the marriage core- mony, the famous Pauliat Choristers \{- sang many beautiful selections. Later & Wedding breakfast’ was served at! the Hotel Plaza. SOUND clean TEETH "Keep yourtecthelean,”he means" K: of paste, powder or liquid. odont 4t your soaker’ ‘s THE EVENING WORLD, TUESDAY, JULY 29, 1919.. A Summons? Pooh! Nothing In Idle David’s Young Life, But He’ll Sure Get One Now| Margaret and the Landlady Saw to That and . When Murphy Finds Him He'll Lose That Ice-pick and the Dynamite—David Sees Everything, Most, but the Summons Is Be- cause He Does Nothing. ° AVID MORRIS won the weekly D prise offered at Essex Market Court for the seven-day record. i specialties. wito,” gai Margaret, who came with “You mean he is running bis fam- ily?” inquired His Honor, “T should say he was. And he is running the whole house, besides the Seailly.” “He beats his wife,” landlady. “And says he is going to blow up the house. He has lots of dynamite, he says.” It was obvious that no one knew anything good of David, “Give her a summons,” ordered His Honor. “He bas already had two,” Margaret, |in his young life.” “And when we go home to-night we dyna- David's campaign declared the averred “and each time he gets |them he says summonses dre nothing for us. Then he will keep us up all night. What would you do if a man ept you-up all night with an lee- pier queried the landlady. His Honor admitted that he had never had the experience, but never- holess was actively sympathetic. ir him,” came the decree. “Bring mite, rough words here on @ charge of disorderly | and ice-picks duct." goomed «tobe |, He won't get him,” said Margaret, akeptically. “He is a regular Sheriock Holmes,” bas tee Court Officer Creedon, “He is separ "We need to get him,” said Margaret. ated from hia! “SFP Murphy then sallied forth, promising to bring in all the evi- she came before Sweetser in old Essex Market, “What do you %) want to do about him? asked His Honor. “I want @ sum- monses. They al- ways work,” de- clared Annie. Judge is with Hyman.” “Your Honor, “Please be more explicit.” “Tell the real dope,” A Speci very low -$2.65, 3.90, sik. All peed women, 3% 5% 73% Madison Aveme - B. Altman & Co. al Sale * for to-morrow (Wednesday) will offer excep- tionally attractive values in 2,100°' Women’s Morning & Country Dresses made in pretty but simple styles, of desirable cotton materials, and marked at the prices of 4.75 & 5.25 ANumber of LineneSmocks (cotton) will be placed on sale at the same time at the reduced price of $1.65 (Sale on the Second Floor) Fifth Avene : Dress Bargains fr Stout Women The pictures above show just a few examples of the hundreds of big ing in Cool Summer Dresses on sale tomorrow. All new styles, a wide yeu of sheer, cool fabrics, including Voile, Linene, Gingham and White opular colors. All specially designed to fit and become 1s up to 56, Every dress w big bargain, §= » 13° court attehdant. “What does he do?” “He doesn't do anything.” thent™ “Because he doesn't do anything. The t is the trouble with Hymie.” ‘ou mean he wy. t work?” “That's the dope,” Honor.” Annie was awarded a summons, raises the dickens. He is arways do- ing pone but he don’t do any- the mother. “In one way yes, in another no,” explained Jerry Creedon, “It make him work all right.” Thus clarified, Annie with the antidote for idleness. oe RETURN OF RAILROADS Chambers of Commerce Want Private Ownership and Fed- eral Supervision. private ownership and operation of rail- roads under Governmental supervision, accordiny to announcement here to-day of the result of refereidum vote taken by the United States Chamber of Com- merce. All but one of ten recommendations for remedial legislation, drafted by the Railroad Committee of the Chamber, were approved by a two-thirds vote, More than‘l,200 organizations voted. ‘The recommendations include: Adherence to the policy of corporate ownership and operation, with, compre- hensive regulation. Return of roads to corporate operation as soon as remedial legislation can be enacted. “Exclusive Feders! regulation of cap- Kuppenheimer Silk Suits........ Mohair Suits..... 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