The evening world. Newspaper, March 26, 1920, Page 8

[OTIC SS Dees cates ee 5 7 ve | (ee scse nll _THE EVENING WORLD, FRIDAY, MAROM 20, 1920, | ______“SSowe STOLEN WHEN'BABY, | sit f2.t ira" Wat Sea "sted" | SAY BEDFORD HEAD MAY AD MAY QUIT] chai of a threesbour keer AR 6 A MT I AO Pa FFF nansenei | (| EASTER sp FCI AL E SEEKS FATHER )} nient Senoot and dans ae Resignation, of Mine Cote Reportea| te mecting last sight, | | GUARANTEED SS LEER After’ Inqoiry Report. riman “De Mil’s” Mother Took! PRIEDSAM GIVES PRIZES. |... ows. me " IM. LUNS & (oC { | SOLID 14%. GOED & J) Him Away and Deserted Him— | weante ava Gach tor Onttaren's vae| ‘ported on retain Mass Being Out |. | 6 i) | Adventures Like Movie Story. are on FINN Avense. ea Mk. Ramis ee Lanchtime " Pe ll ET Senha Bmw oh, etek om rs ey iq BRACELET WATCHES ‘Gorneitus De M0), an ordinary seaman | C% Michaet Friedsam, President of! Woman and her assistant Miss Minogue | " d Xo the Const Guard eutter Cal- B. Altman & Co, ha@ donated 19°! intend to shortly file their resigna bronze and twenty stiver medals to be! with tie Board of Mansger, | awarded to puptls of Manhatten public| " Althougn the report of Soi onnh Kenneds looking th schools for the best essays on Fifth | special investigator, Bf u ay ond Andie Bin pol ord sa Avenue subject. He has alao donated | COmmission. suggested that “they "He ta sure that “De Mir” fe not |CASh prizes for the beat posters by pu name, Dut that it te ‘*Val| Dile of the seventh and eighth grad and the high schools, Managers may appoint a man Super He says that when he was a baby hin| The prizes and medals wit be award: | {ntendent with a. Sah an eeoture ‘and father quarrefied and the|¢d through the Fifth Avenue Aasocia pai ther stole him away. After travel-| tion. The Association will award cash | Report om Sock a day ut ‘a night they were met| prises of $25, $16 and $10 through tho| Any. Art Alliance ‘of America to art school | ALBANY, | Mare The As ‘edeaes for ihe best powers to bel sembly Judiciary ‘Colorsittos which | used in advertising next years Fiftn | investigated the charges of di: al Awenve Week The posters deemed against the five suspended a Rtontue ‘Week Bemieit ‘ofthe | inake known ita findings next Mon- me acca Alliance of America from Aprii| day night, pected, but probably Mi.” the wot | f to Be. will deiny {t unt Tuesday. 34th Street—New York | | .§$ 50 Millinery Sale Saturday i” yed Until name he afterward ” OPPENHEIM GLUNS & G 34th Street—New York Misses’ Juniors’ Girls’ Spring Apparel To develop Individuality and Style Distinction in Superior Quality Apparel at Moderate Prices is the Oppenheim, Collins & Co.purpose. The Spring assortments of Typically designed Youthful Wear speak Eloquently of this Accomplishment. ii to each customer @ Dresentation cave. Wear one of thes and if within TEN Hy satisfied. 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