The evening world. Newspaper, October 1, 1919, Page 4

t hs we THE EVENING WORLD, WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER i, 1919. . \ be F 216 JEW ISH LEGION |i, Dios cet outed erin fend 1a te war, Te penis angeae| tMgramsie" about lovexplode, waten [tore Maitre vas is the Gantre|"O AIR “POISON PEN” NOTES. ANTZEN’S Quality Footwe a eighth, Thirty-ninth and Fortieth man soil was invaded the armics of eraiee Ine rea, Seetane Street Police Court this morning as ve Written Royal Fusiteers of the British Army. the Kaiser Capt. Goeffrey Blake, of the British hieved a victory. Otto M. Schiff and his brother Er- did no harm when it went off in the complainant against Samuel Heck twenty-three y, old, of No. 357 to Court FASHION’S DECREE is particularly emphasized in oW nest H. Schiff of London, bank trench, but had it, exploded in the Me : women's footwear. There is that indefinable som ‘ Navy arrived to become naval arrived on the Toyal George for n | Obem with @ crowd of officers, and |South Fifth Btreet, Brooklyn, eesused) 4 hearing will be given in court, in that appeals to discriminating women. Our shoes embo attache to the Britisn Embassy in visit to their uncle, Jacob H. Sonift,| Privates around it the casualties (Of stealing the girls op Ok, | Newburgh to-morrow morning, on the all the essentials in modern bootmelkking—correct leat i] 1 | qramington, eusedig Chet A. ts THEY Nave cot seen him siaey int. | Come were peed Cobmicerablo, Later | Woleh contained 90.88, complaint of Mrs. Lydia Schult against style, fit, comfort and service. A wide range of Bagg. Capt. Conigeby Daweon, the ,,4 "mooth-faced youth in the unt young, loo Was seriously wound-| Detective Raftis of the Pickopcket|Mra, 8, E, Heard, whom she accuses of for street or dress wear, Prices $12 upward. ~ ARRIVE. ON LINER Served With British Army in Palestine—Royal George writer, who is to make a lecture tour of the United States and Canada, was } another passenger. He wus accom- panied by his wife, who is the daugh- ter of Peter Campbell Clark, an American manufacturer and her two children, form of the British Grenadier Guards, wearing the Distinguished Condue' edil, proved to be the eighteen- old Wiliam MaAdoo of Salem, Oreg. He enlisted in Canada in No- vember, 1917, and was immediately sent overseas and attached to the British Army, He won the D. C. M. in Havre in March, 1918, when, dur- ed. He has been discharged and is on his way h ee DENIES PICKPOCKET CHARGE Detective Says He Saw Prisoner Take Girl's Pocketbook, Rebecca Stern, a student, of No. 49 Squad, told the M the defendant strate he had seen 6 the gir! after she had purchased a ticket the ¢ Street subw: tt Hecker dented the charge and that he earned $62 a week as a fur- rier, He was held in $1,000 bail for further examination. U havin, The defendant has been summoned to defamatory notes to Mrs. the matter was take sent her “poisoned pen” letters. alleged that Mrs. Heard mailed hultz, who roduce them in court. Sgan for counsel and to court, s» for Oar Book—“The Abuse of the Big Toe.” CH STORES—Oor only address th Ave., Above 38th St. Castom Bootmakers Over 50 Years. fashionable models for the Bridal Trosseaux. ear, “A Good Foot-rule for YOU-—wear the Jantzen Si SA fan (a Capt. Dawson recently spent three = Brings 304 Home. ~The Cunard liner Royal George, with 304 passengers, from Southamp- ton, Gept. 20th, docked to-day at Pier 66, Worth River, Among those on board were 216 members of the eJw- ish Legion, organized in this city during the war for service in Pale- stine. About 100 of them lve in this months in Germany, Ho said that compared to France and Engiand Germany came out of the war prac- tically unscarred. “She hag @ good reserve of man power for her industries,” he contin- ued, “and when peace ts signed and trade relations are resumed, Ger- many will bave @ running start on her late opponents, 1 was unable to find in Germany any pronounced opinion that the nation had been MEN’S soared, uine cordovan. GOOD dinner on the Albany boat—with a Medal of Honor box toadd ‘‘flavor” te the trip, Nugatines andBelmonts while watching the search- light spot the N. Y. C. trains. Cordials and nut clusters just before turn- ing in for the “rest of your life.” Each Mfividual piece the best of ite kind— why? Good reason why: The folks who actually make Lowncy’s, share in the prosperity—and have been sharing for 16 years. It’s to their interest to make the best chocolates they know how, Isn't that another good ney’e—sold now at most good confectioners and drug stores. THE KE. W. DUNSTAN Co. 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