The evening world. Newspaper, September 19, 1919, Page 11

Bas Union Organizer Is Arrested. Marvin Hitch, a lawyer, who was a football star and former coach of the! He was active as a union organizer. eg hp gs Mara RNR OF KELLNER BROS. Fwenty-nine years selling Good Furniture Southeast Corner I5th Street and 6th Avenue Queen Anne Bedroom Suite, in Ameri can Walnut; 4 pieces URNITURE service as we understand it F is to supply correct design, skilful work- manship, and enduring quality at the low- est price possible. Kellner’s suggestion and advice prove helpful. A cordiat invitation ie extended to visit “The Twenty. five Rooms” for valuable home-making suggestions, . University of North Carolina tears | ORARLOTTE, N. F —|\s under arrest at Albemarie, N.C. N. Cy Sept. 1%—| charged with inciting a riot’ during the recent «trike In textile mills there. 5,000 BRITISH GIRLS COMING TO AMERICA IW HUNT FOR HUSBANDS Impressed by Live Spirits and In- telligence of Yankee Soldiers, Says Woman Who Brings Report. RS. C. 0, SEYMOUR, Sec- M retary of the Guaranty ‘Trust Company of Phila- delphia, who was the army's agent at Brest in looking after war brides and their children on their way to the United States, said to-day, on leaving the Trans- port Mount Vernon, that she heard in England of 6,000 young unmarried women of smal] means who had applied for passports to come to this country to find husbands. Bhe sald she found these girls had been much impressed by the live spirits and the intelligence | of the American soldiers who | passed through England and be- eved that their best opportuni- ties for happiness—in view of the scarcity of men in England since the war—lay in finding American husbands, The freedom with which the American soldier spent | his money in Fingland had start- ed the belief that every American family had a thicket of mone; bearing bushes in its back yard, nate Nncanaey China Honers Dr. Retnach, PEKING Prems).—D) -esimnation as United States Minister to Ghina. was accepted by President Wil- son, was entertained by the Interna- i tional Anti-Opim Association on the u eve of hiv departure for America Sept. 19 (iy Associated Paul 8. Reinsch, whose THE EVENING WORLD, FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 19, 1919. \Gigantic Coanterfelt Vlot Un- earthed. PITTSBURGH, Sept. 12—Membera $f jof @ band of counter iters, circulating 3% jralsed bilis and spurious dimes, quar- ers and half dollars, are being sought by secret service ountry to-day. Wi ot an alleged membs 4 gigantic plot has been unearthed, Stalled Motor Halts § failed to repair the stalled motor. LEMON JUICE FOR FRECKLES Girls! Make beauty lotion for a few cents—Try it! of Orchi freckle, sinall cost. is harmless.—Advt. OPPENHEIM. GLUNS & € 34th Street—New York Misses’, Juniors’ and Girls’ Fall Apparel The diversified assortment of Outerwear for the Younger Set shown by Oppenheim, Collins & Co. reflects the expert knowledge trained exercised in the selection of Apparel for the Young Miss a tailored, Sash belt. Sizes 14, 16 and 18 years, ee 75.00 Girls’ Smart Coats developed in Silvertone. Youth- } ful belted model with box pleated back; large con- vertible cotlar and bone button trimming. 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