The evening world. Newspaper, October 29, 1919, Page 6

me to lend a hand, and-—. Oh, J please let me go! If I lose him forever!" seven men who had been kept and refused to prosecute, . Oh, Pshaw! What’s the Use? >) Further evidence that the world in {upside down and the times out of Joint is furnished by D. J, Cuptd, cele- tend you." having his own troubles, t.\. Evelyn Suda, of No, 838 Fast 834 b: Pigtrect, waitress in ar, Bast 284 Street EE Ppestarant arraigned this morning in } * SZorkville Court on a charge of dis- \) Merderty conduct, told a story that + Pouched"even, the calloused hearts of police court habitues, (©! qn 1917,” eald the young woman— f is pretty, too—I was to have “een married to Daniel Kauffman, © hé tall, dark, handsome young man “(pitting there at the end of the third “Yes, yes, go on,” said the Court, “you interest me strangely.” “Well-I don't quite know how to pent iv--Joe Suda came along and we 6) “You and Kauffman? * “Suda and I. Then Suda went off "io the war—and he never came back. | My widowhood came to the attention ‘Sef Dan—Mr. Kauffman—who had 'f een loving me all the time in his fieeart and he began calling upon me “again. i “Again we set a date for our wed- | @ing. It was to have taken place | three months ago, The morning of “eur wedding day arrived and a E>) member of Mr. Kauffman's family @ied. Another postponement.” | “The charge in this complaint,” in- ‘Merrupted the Magistrate, “is that ( EA is morning you forcefully endeav- fF ered to restrain and did restrain pa- ‘drons of the restaurant in question from approaching the matutinal cof- fee, rolls and two soft-bolled. What > \)e@q you say to that?” +) #Wigswere on our way to the Mu- pal Building this morning,” con- you want the best—whether it is a phonograph, an auto mobile, a diamond, or a watch. But until now there was no way to tell which phonograph really is the best. } TEST answers every question. 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Coats of silvertone, silk-lined ‘ 54.00 ' Coats of polo-silvertone, in navy or tan, 37.50 . Sports Coats of Yosemite cloth in blue: or reindeer; smart and practical . $45.00 Tailored Suits of all-woo! Scotch homespun in blue or brown mixtures. + $39.00 H iid Ue, ai tionally smart model . «3 3. = 48.00 Tailored Suits of all-wool silvertone; collar ofnmutria . . .« «© « .« $65.00 —_——$_ $$. tinued the charming young defend- ant, “when we hanpened to pass the restaurant where 1 have been em- Ployed. A strike is on. One of the ¢ Pickets has overslept, The girls asked on every second corner. » telling -_ Ee 1. §. Corporation to Ald Spain's Fle | vr tUme something tells me we are part You get some idea of how strong the appeal was when you learn that of the restaurant by pickets and who, therefore, were still without a break- > fast (no married woman will believe this), broke down, wept in chorus, relented, withdrew tnoir complaints * “Go,” said the Magistrate, henignty | addressing our heroine and her be-| loved, “go, and may good luck ats The story ought to tell that they) are married, give the name of the officiating clergyman, mention Wash. | ‘prated archer, who appears to be ington or Niagara Falls and tell i] THE TURNTABLE | CUTRELEVENEULOERD BAS ETEDEE Reine = - TTA 7 CHARACTERIZE THE PRESENT VOGUE; THESE EXCEPTIONALLY BEAU- TIFUL MODELS EXPRESS ALL THE PIQUANT CHARM AND GRACE THAT THE MODE DEMANDS. 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