The evening world. Newspaper, February 13, 1920, Page 8

m Sa cate ett ee '9HE EVENING WORLD, FR " Porenetres be passed by the National ‘sore and I didn’t think ft could be very naughty,” said the theatre man, Dr. Heald sald all he had to say when he stopped tt, gain Rouse RUSSIA’S MASTER | WOMAN SPY CAUGHT} Trapped Aboard French Hospital Ship, Where She Had Taken Refuge. PARIS, Feb. 13.—Charged with veing one of Lenine’s master spies, a beau- tifal woman, calling herself the Bar- oness de Meyendorff, has been arrested aboard the French hospital ship Dugua is’ Time They Appear on Bereen and Heald Stops the the National Board of Censors) & certain film showing dimpled bes, whose charming owners gain- led On the screen, little did it reckon Nev. Harry B. Heald, rector of Rpiscopal Church in Port J tas je rector does not belleve in» pud-| if ¥ of knees and what connects with the ground. He made this B & few weeks ago when kilted s0- ety girls of Port Chester appeared as) Iaasies in a charity entertain- it tn the High School, He and his! w thelr names from the list | " be suicidal. afternoon 300 of 400 men, fem and children of the church gath- the parish rooms under the proper to see a moving picture Funder church auspices. Suddenly, @ picture with knees in ic) fe! The Rev. Mr. Heald ordered it ONE OF 300 NECCO SWEETS New England Confectionery Company « BOSTON, Mass. SHR was explained the film was a sub- sent in place of the one ordered & New York theatre. “It was Board of on the Ministry of Marine an- She boarded the ship at Sebastapol early last month with a bandaged arm AMMEYE ‘Stamped on a Shoe Means Standard of Merit 34" St. New York REPUTATION AND PRIDE To give you anything less than one hundred cents’ worth of Cammeyer Shoes for your dollar would We've too much to lose. 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