The evening world. Newspaper, October 17, 1919, Page 11

TRIES TO KIDNAP CHILD NEAR HOME. OF “BILLY” DANSEY Woman's Actions Cause New} Alarm Among Hammon- ton Mothers, ps | HAMMONTON, N. J, Oct, 17.—The wensationatista. who have had two| a day since the ais: | ast Wednesday week of | } “Billy” Dansey and} ping by gypsies to ab- | rmous eagle, to-day terrorism which afflicts he mothers of Hammonton b eading the story another child arry off of an attempt “| “Doughnut” Sisters Take Active sn vias Part in Salvation Army Meeting °°’ THE EVENING WORLD, FRIDAY, OCTOBER 17, of ihe upy* graduaily, re t and Demdcratic nte demar f moderatl or a © say It ie expected the mis sions Will total 400 officers a men and will bring 200 aut thia city. apenas WESTCHESTER NOTES. 1n combination tops of Kid, Buc Chath, . charitable he residents Rivet-shanked peard but oto 10) UTTON BOOTS—The 1919, In Vatent, Dull Mat and Dark Browm Kid. Ale + ud Worumbh, to match, (RRR own clays, 1h Golders Smart Shoes AAD Mrs, John Rubba, wite of a con- | in w operates trim, glove-fitting effect ‘ r c| of | ‘din raising funds for the ; ver home late yesterday when she | i ib Wan fare aw ihe nehnut girls in| Bf. Frank N. Irwin has returned from displays the foot, is the reason urd a woman's voice say, “Come, | France inent War Workers who attended the an-|North B rt iy well-dressed women prefer my hand,” and jook- | %U al conventiot the Salvation Army. Capt. Violet McAllister is here Ray Hicks of White Plains ts ab al wots. i | shown dictating @ letter to her sister, Lieut. Alice McAllister, at the star a moving picture. welt button boot wu strang man leading | galvation Army Headquarters. ' ‘~ and - a half+ year-old Lillian | ———_—_—_——— las ae 55 oom f , a Of ’ ab! from the backyard toward the} * Bring happiness to this vome COST OF ALLIED ARMIES bed Gr Psa a. co rect. Mrs, tuba called to the; *#ain NO a el ig = ory ru the strange| “To the person having little Billy HITS GERMANY HARD pate, K. Howard Cahill of Hronaviite as been entertaining friends from Al aN id's hand and | Dan I ey ee es 1593 Broadway’ 201 Broadway 73 Nassau St, | : ot nm t f = ammo ae Sg, at #th St. at Fulton St. “ 9 St. Pennsylvania mothers and fat Ham , Miss Laura Dickson of South Ninth | monton appeal to you to return in. Yearly Expenses for the Troops ion Be lo wh " 9% poe ep St. 109 Loses Ave. , health and safety the little ehild you ; aah DbPANS. COMBA. 6 sadirie lod beta bes Be bbl esl n om t x Occupying Empire Is Nearly Miss Dorothy Coleman of Rich BROOKLYN STORES the searchers would make @ sys i halal Alo Be cola dik otk Lea uw! : er married or into, You, t ved you. DP hink the itic search of the countryside, und the town and would have given an innocent | snatched from her side and your fate tined unknown and a myste “Think 0 tives were busy to-day lool for the writer of the letter ma . from Newark to the Danse xe eved to have been written by | w nebody now in Hammonton, stat- |W K write 00 i way | ng the riter took Billy a = stake" for the “White child.” | & officers sought to pick up 4 inposed trail of the lost “Perfect | ¥¢ taby.” which ended in a cranberry s two miles. southeast of the Dan- | the man or wom other. Seek not to de hati \°""In the name of ¢ An appeal for the return of Billy | J 0Nt tt some day vas being signed to-day by scores Of| accounting of the ¢ s, It will be sent to news-| reconsider your inte: throughout the count hat it will be seon by the sup- dd kidnapper, ‘The appeal reads: ton, N. J." forgive, guide and bless you Franklin Simon 8 Co. 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