The evening world. Newspaper, March 31, 1920, Page 8

“FATE OF SOLDER LOST 18 MONTHS ss ig ara PUZZLES FAMILY ae Sister of Private Mortelloro _ Appeals to Evening World we itac tains ine JE oeee 3 40 10 years 4 ant e Ould are the’ Atgonue ‘anve of November, Jeune Fille” Fashions The Evening World has received he following letter from the sister of a New York soldier who went away to war twenty-five months ago and, although his name has never appeared among the dead, never Bept. 14, 1918. Since that time there has been no news. I first appealed to the War De- partment in December, 1918, and I have not stopped asking them. All I have learned so far is that after the August gassing my brother reported back to his com- pany on Aug. 17, 1918. His last letter was written on the follow- ing day. Every letter 1 have written to my brother gince that time has come back to me. I have inquired of the Red Cros, the Adjutant General, and as many of the boys 1918, It is now more than a year and a half since his parents, Mr. and Mrs. J. Mortolloro, have had any news. They are heartbroken. When bis organization was de- mobilized last spring, Sam was not listed among those who came back. His serial number is 1,707,977, 78 EVENING WOELD, WEDWESVDAY, MAROH 31, the undersigned, | ¢= OSEPHINE MORTELLORO, one uM Lewis ‘ity. Street, New York : Preaie is FRANKLIN Simon Boys’ SHops FIFTH FLOOR SPRING TOPCOATS FOR SMALL BOYS $9 150 to $40 The label that no one can libel! et v 19270," BONWIT TELLER & CO She Specally Shop of Oppinalons FIFTH AVENUE AT 36™ STREET A Dominant Vogue in ETON @® SHORT JACKET SUITS for Misses of Fourteen to Twenty game back. his allotment number, 2,261,228. ‘De the Biitor of The Evening World: Let me add that the allotment ‘This is wnat you will sa: Private Samuel Mortelloro was continues to come regularly every a “2 cups Presto, 1 pint oweet mie 59.50 to 185.00 Wearmoor means“ more wear, more ser- * ht Eee Grafted in the month of February, | month.” © °° °°" Tt 2 ablespoone ‘nagar, 3 of butter, vice, more resistance to the rough « f 146 cupe Indian meal, en, : _ : ad j gee roger bsienemd B, reader, of ‘The Evening World in, Babe ia quiss even, tactics of ‘smal boys. More wear in the Wrought into every line and curve of these suits is the care- > He sailed overseas in April, | would help us. Does anybody hel the Presto from woolens, more wear in the workmanshi! free rit, the ressible insouciance of youth. These ' know anything of the fate or your grocer. and youth Ane soehe ‘ H ; . 3 i a rs eh “ es Whereaboula of Bam Mortelloro? GBD pres in and 00 every package.” more wear in the money you pay for them! fashion vagaries develop into swagger little jackets with Ble last letter to me was dated cst of blessings upon his family The #-O Company. Buffalo.NY. These particular topcoats are Wearmoored oaks Mi AUN post eea ests Ue : loped taffeta bound edges, latticed ribbon, bead or metal, f in all-wool tweeds, fine cheviots, soft-finish velours, and knitted fabrics, in gray, brown, heather, tan, and olive. Also in navy serges. or raffia embroidery. Three-quarter short sleeves, lingerie collars, sashes of Roman stripe silk, fringed sashes, tricolette J! and embroidered sashes add to their winsomeness. ANP Skirts take form in cluster, side and accordion plaits in plain eg y or tunic effects. The favored fabrics are the finer navy blue At, PAE rs The models are Raglan and plain double breasters, with belt, and for downright quality and value, they are.the.only coats of the kind in town, © Franklin Simon & Co. Fifth Avenue, 37th and 38th Streets The Store is closed at 5 P. M. daily GB. Altman & Cn. MADISON AVENUE -FIFTH AVENUE, NEW YORK Thirty-fourth Street Thirty-fifth Street Introducing the New Lanvin Style-Movement in i = MISSES’ TAILORED SUITS ¢ Emphasizing Quilting and Plaiting Boys’ and Children’s Haircutting Shop—Fifth Floor This new note of plaiting appears in the collars and is used in the longer coat bottoms, some of the plaitings ave embroidered with silk floss and lacquered raffia. A Bemard model introduces plaid worsted em» broidery. Bound square scallops sponsored by Martial and Armand. Bernard combines bead- ing with embroidery. Poiret affixes deep bands of gold thread to coats. Skirts are in straight and tunic modes, plain or lavish with embroidery. A Before=Easter Sale of Men’s Balta Oxfords offering exceptional value at 4 $10.50 per pair (War Revenue tax additional) is now being held on the Sixth Floor We Announce the Opening of a New Walk-Over Store at 510 Fifth Avenue on the West Side Between 12d and 43d Streets We invite your inspection of a wonderful dis- play of Men’s and Women’s Shoes. Stalwart ~ * brogues, dainty pumps and ties, shapely oxfords, smart Parisian cut-outs—all tailored by makers with 45 years’ experience at shoe-craftsmanship. The smartest New Styles—willing salesmen— most moderate prices. Sk, . 7 i> te redt ae 64 OF The Oxfords offered at this low price are made of selected calfskin, and include a narrow-toe model which may be obtained in cordovan brown, mahogany tan or black; and a@ broad-toe model in black only. Balta Shoes are a synonym for excellence—in quality, style and workmanship. This Sale, therefore, offers a remarkable purchasing opportunity. Walr-Over New York City $10 Fifth Avenue 1439 Broads 180 Bowery Brooklyn The Store is closed at 5 P. M. daily G. Altman & Cao. MADISON AVENUE =-FIFTH AVENUE, NEW YORK Thirty-fourth Street Thirty-fifth Street 179 Broedwey. 852 W. 125¢h Beress 1173-78 Broadway 63 W. 18iet 1355 Broadway 565-7 Fulton Street 5406 Fifth Avenue Bronx —$57 Melrose Avenue Yonkers, N. ¥.—7 N. Broadway Newark, N. J.—795 Broad Street Paterson, N. J.—118 Market Street Poughkeepsie, N. ¥.—297 Main Street (Thirty-fourth Street Elevators) PRODUCTIO! 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