The evening world. Newspaper, December 26, 1919, Page 8

_THE EVENING WORLD, FRIDAY, DECEMBER 26, 1919. OUSY MOTWE $50,000 A YEAR?“ SMITHS MOTHER eter at 2% aacen to, tf, ct ge tat at nme ated why, agra te eky home and that the clerk in @ EASY TO EARN IT | HAS A XMAS TREE/(3% isiiouh fitinerstcommentet [Wife “annie in Beucvuel Howpltal with | bnced i dver” Ria knee, ani exerted WITH ‘YES’ OR ‘NO’ Governor Unable to Visit Her, but {ts prom y to have the appre Hohans of the Fifth Street He was held In $2,600 ball The Store is closed at 5 P. M. daily +] priation increased, ee | She Sits Up and Admires a On Sack Yourself From Job You Don't Decorations. SNAPS WIFE’S LEG Like, Don’t Insist on Eight- | fe was a merry Christman at the IN JOYOUS REVEL MURDER IN AUTO Hour Day, Says M. P. home of Mr. and Mrs. John J. Glynn | ed ‘ = at No. 9 Middagh Street, Brooklyn.| Husband in Court Can Remember | | LONDON, Dec. 26. yesterday, Aside from the fact that ‘OST healthy men and wom- Kantn Claus had made his annual| Dut Little of Christmas House B. Altman & Co. KELLNER BROS. Fwenty-nine years selling Good Furniture a en are potentia: earners Of visit to the eight Glynn children and Party. S L Staniey Brown Shot From £10,000 a year, according jort a handsomely decorated tree and| When Frank Strepsky, a clerk of No. Southeast Corner 15ih Street and Oth Avenua 2 to C. F. Higham, numerous presents, Mra, Catherine|114 Third Street, was arraigned before Mg tear Seat of Car—Atten- “Ten-thousand-a-year men fever = smith, mother of Mrs. Glynn and| Magistrate Koenig {n the Essex Market | A Department for Bh tions to Girl Disclosed, * write asking for a position,” he de- Gov, Alfred Smith, continued to im- elonious assault clared. ‘The secret of how to ob- — prove, 1ld remember ae tain large incomes is to get others Mrs. Smith has been jill for al-}* Economical Purchasing occupies a large section of the } ict LEMENS, Mich., Dec. 26.] to work out your ideas, to have ‘most two months with pneumonia arrest in connection with the] the courage of your convictions,to ‘and pleurisy, Her conditions was #0 of J. Stanley Brown, found] be able to say ‘yes’ or ‘no’ on the much improved yesterday that she instant and to stick to your deci- was able to sit up in bed for a short in his automobile near here} oo Men who can make up thelr ‘time and admire the prettily deco- day, is expected to-day, "c-] minds and make up other people's rated Christinas tree that her daugh- i to Sheriff Caldwell. minds are so few that only these ter had placed in the sick roum, ‘Phe Sheriff said he was convinced! few get £10,000 a year or more in raag rossi Incident, the patient * at o ay, although her Jealousy figured in the tragedy,| pusiness. grandchildren made ‘merry on the|f le the fact that securities of Few £10,000 a year men are real- (flovr_ below. LI ARP AIS fants casetiaeatc at The merchandise offered in this section is of fderabie value at first reported) jy happy men, said the speaker. |, The Governor was not able to visit excellent quality and im every way most Have been left undisturbed on! ‘hey have that terrible discontent bach I] | Place Plates $25 to $500 per dos. Queen Anne Cane Living desirabl Th lections include Smart h’s person, after the shooting. | that is never satisfied. The man ns AGE en! \ Haak Site 3! Pea $235 rable. e selections i mot been located. The chanct| who thinks he can earn £10,000 a | 'NSANE SLEEP ON FLOOR. PLACE PLATES vid gis Clothing, Shoes and Accessories for Men ers o , the securities were returned to] year should decide whether he Safe deposit box Tuesday will be in-| really wants it. He will not get It , tigated. Part of the securities! §¢ he does not make up his mind, Insane Badly Overcrawded, H to be worth $20,000, are known] and one day, when he gets it, he Matteawan Asylum for the criminal] ff hhave been negotiable. will probably regret it. fnsane Is so overcrowded, it was icarned “It is declared Brown was shot from “Be careful of your personal |yesterday, that about forty men pris- HE modest home can afford Kellner furniture better than it can afford anything less enduring in quality and satisfaction, Kellner furniture is con- ROM the most distin- guished potters of America, France and England come the place plates you admire at Mattenwan Asylam for Criminal Women and the Younger Set; Linens, Blankets, Bed Furnishings, Leather Goods, Fancy Articles, Etc. ‘Whe Fear seat of the automobile appearance,” he proceeded, “look | Oners are obliged to sleep on the floor. Ovington’s. The prices, "i : ie | ‘ The authorities have learned that|’ jrosperous, act prosperous, be an |The institution Is about 45 per cent. as always,arereasonable. sidered an investment—not an expense, | ; ‘the tragedy, which occurred on @| optimist. Pessimists never get | ‘There were 780 male prisoners there “The Twenty-five Rooms” offer a | a try road about four mile’ from! far, Be kind; that is a great |yenterday, whereas the Institution waa OVINGTON’S wealth of interesting suggestions for | Pikete, preceded by only a few days! virtue, Be courteous; 1t te tho |qtitk fy Soc mK wnt cornet weit “The Gift Shop of Sth Aves? home furnishing. They await your visit. A Sale of £ [Brown's contemplated departure for! cheapest thing in the world, and jene asylum offictal, have about | + Pesin to engase in busineen, | weing ao easy to do, moat people [fim au'tlurs are Sot"bcds'encuge ts fg S14FMthAva near 82d St. : Brown, who was twenty-five years! don't do it. Never break your |g around.” W I D F b ° +. Pelé, is survivea by nis nineteen-year-] word, ‘The business world is ever | Besides the men there are 120 women | oolen ress abrics taal ued ake eet oo on the lookout for reliable men. = —— = = pees 7 = = — — one brother. His father, a millionaire) usacK alt fi he jow twat ‘ Cigar manutacturer of Detrott, died] goey not make you happy to pers | | (in Lengths suitable for Coats, Frocks several years ago. | y form it. No man ever got on it ho | | and Separate Skirts) | Brown ‘recently sued for divoree,| po, ibe naming Theodore Wilday, a taxicab arervarsent eye that placed him (o} we tory of clandestine tryats told “No man who works eight | © : | thas been prepared for to-morrow (Saturday) oe by a Battle Creek girl hours a day for a minimum | < ° | RG rayetery.” ih wan reported| Wee® Will ever earn £10,000 @ | — | and will offer exceptional values. ” ie mystery. was rep 6 Th labor lead Brown had visited this girl recently} Year saree gen leaders are rk ay they had had a quarrel. working day and night trying to 34th Street—New Yo ‘Authorities learned Brown was to] get shorter hours for those who Beteptt, but tatied to do aayegtha| _fe labor, And they are poorly; pald Wane here Wednesday in search of| _ for thelr work also held by the Sheriff. 1 ‘ sweetheart was reported seen riding in Brown's automobile with Brown twelve hours the latter was killed. “Eddie the Comprised in the assortment are velours, serges, silvertones, jerseys, plaids, and plain and fancy cheviots, in the fashionable colors of the season; also a generous selection of black materials. Extraordinary Reductions Saturday About 200 4 Sens France, Is % e Ri QUIRY ON ARREST The police of the West 47th Strect (First Floor) OF RICH WOMAN | tires" ttt heaton ; ’ i ‘ourt Believes Conviction for Theft | a'Ne, "ay lh oka een tlesink USSes nar oats Madison Aurtine- Fifth Avenue b j bf Fur Coat Was Un- oe, Goll j : ee | waratiet ums een Reh Ered ecrateal ae el nerd culate ee. Land US sdge: stay? der arabia ad ithe rapmel entered the : | Sport Polo Coats and attractive models errs c090 Of Mrs, Bessie, O'Connor, of Silvertone, Velour and Tweed Mixtures sixty-se old, No. 48 Livingst ite 2 sf ‘A ; Bireet convicies of atenling fur coat, Bie dig a Mere the dogs in popular Shades, Convertible Seal collars has promised to set aside the ver- if he Resa it unwarranted, as he fe it 40 be. May says he has already OPPENHEIM. GLLINS & C 34th Street—New York or Plain Tailored. Lined and interlined. that Mrs. O'Connor is wealthy ‘would have no object in stealing, atd| (eaaae H % eves "she got into trouble through Ho rlick’s habit” She is being treated at| e ORIGINAL » County Hospital piaint on led to her convict Malted Milk r oa >y, Mrs. Adele Bardwell, | promises to make a personal investiga-| ° t Fi cle $i Special Sales Saturday 500 Pairs Black Satin Slippers Pumps of Superior Quality Black Satin, Hand turned Soles, Louis XV. heels. we Philip Mangone, clothing manufac j turer at No. 150 Madison Avenue, (Bombvcaty at cmsesiew «mes A Nuteitiond Diet for opred Misses’ Fur Collar Coats Polo and Fur Collar Coats bag worth $1,384.86 into this country. ined $500 and sentence Oo one Quick © f Tiare rsanted ef vnied, States STEN A Pere Velour Cloth, Silvertone, Heathercloth and Silvertip, Bolivia, Yalama and Silvertone. | Pires at 4 o'clock this afternoon. Avoid Juitations and Substitutes Silvertip. Belted and flare models. Con- Nutria and Raccoon Fur Collars. Also A smart and proper model for i — " vertible and Sealine (Dyed Coney) Fur Collars Polo Sport Coats of Yaeger Polo Cloth. Street and Evening Wear. | Reduced to 45, QQ) Values to 65.00 Reduced to 58.QQ Values to 75.00 Unusual Value a. Misses’ Evening Dresses Fur Trimmed and Tailored Suits i 6.75 : ra SHOES A most attractive selection of youthful Misses’ models of Silvertone, Velour, Tri- : nee | ie arg reg Satin and Net in cotine and Tinseltone. Plain kg es or 4 beautiful pastel shades, tri i f Seal, Opossum and Nutria. 3 a oe Women’s Colored Spats Reduced to 25, QQ . Values to 48.00 Reduced to 48,Q(Q) Values to 75.00 eT " High cut ten button model of finest quality Broadcloth. The snugness of fit and smooth setting features of these spats give them the appeay- ance of being part of the shoe. xen ove OEE pane 350 Girls’ Tailored Coats Most attractive models, for girls 6 to 16 ‘years. Zibeline, Polo Cloth, Silvertone Polo, Mixtures, Velveteen and Velour in afl wanted colors. Girls’ Tailored Coats ....... Reduced to 15.00! Girls’ Tailored Coats ....... Reduced to 20.00 Girls’ Fur Collar Coats ...... Reduced to 25.00 Girls’ Fur Collar Coats...... Reduced to 29.75 Regular Value 4.00 New Spat Pumps | Very Specially Priced $§-75 About 250 pairs of spat pumps — for dress or street wear. Hand-turned soles, Louis XV. heels, Select either patent kid, dull kid, or black satin; » every size and width, but not in every style. | Also several hundred pairs black kid lace boots; sizes 34% to 6, widths AA to C. SS ee | News of the Churches Religious Notices Girls’ Blouses and Skirts Girls’ Dressy Frocks ye ae Satin, Taffeta, Velveteen, Jersey Cloth nnouncements and Serge Dresses, smartly trimmed. Every Saturday Morning in ‘ Sizes 8 to 16 years. Velvet Fur Collar Coats......Reduced to 35.00 a : Nahe Blue S Regulation Middy Blouses : ue Serge Regulatio: ’ West Thirty-Fourth Street, Sizes 8 to 20 years. Blue Serge Pleated New York City. Skirts, Sizes 6 to 12 years, cBhoe Dept, on Muin Floor—Special Entrance on 5th Street Blouses * 3. 75 Skirts 3.95 Reduced to 19.75 Values to 29.75 She Se orld,