The evening world. Newspaper, June 16, 1920, Page 9

. THE EVENING WORLD, WEDNESDAY, JURE — 1030." made a date BLAGKJACKED IN ltt ginaglins Bahr, Pounced Upon by Two : Men, Fights and Saves His i$ mpanion Is 15. ‘ Arthur Bahr, ticket agent of the Sew York and Westchester Railroad, ‘et the Hunts Point Station, went for @ walk with a blonde at 1 o'clock this morning. ¢ The blonde, Helen T. Lunnie, No. >», 660 Brook Avenue, the Bronx, was arraigned in Morrisania Court to-day on charges of assault and robbery, but when the records proved her age | * to be only fifteen she was turned over to the Children's Society, Meanwhile, Babr had told his story to Magistrate Silberman. » “She came into the station Friday me over the head, struggle. NO BRANCH STOR | | | 660 Sixth Ave., Custom Bootmi said, “She said she was waiting for a girl friend, I closed the station and we went for @ little walk and for last night when ‘she came in at 11.15 anc we talked until 1 o'clock this morning, up and we started for another walk. “I put about $100 in my i before we started and asked how much it was. When we got out of the station we were fol- lowed by two men. ‘One of them hit The girl held on to my|{ino.. right arm, which I needed to get my ~ _ é hy) aa gun. I jerked away and got the gun, *| but it would not work, though I pulled the trigger three times, Then to blow up the hou: RANTZEN Arch Support hosal FOR rere 8 “A good foot-rule for you—wear the JANTZEN SHOE." Ask for Our Book—"The ca eda - fetus ‘ual akers Over 50 Years. I ysed my police whistle and they all ran. Policeman Hill was coming on the run and I yelled to him to catch the girl. He did, and the men got away. I ‘saved the unoney. i ‘The girl was accompanied by her mother in court. The police said she was eighteen years old, but the moth- er sald fifteen, and an investigation when I closed my hip pocket showed the mother told the truth, It was said the girl would tell her story this afternoon. she saw it and Held tn Waterbary Bomb Explosion HRBURY, Conn., June 16.—Vin- eo eames nating,” Vengint | Amat- | There was a ONLY TWO WEEKS BEFORE BUILDING WILL BE DEMOLISHED Ma Russo That ‘Bunday night, a 8,000 for ‘the Superior Court to-day. | Widence was that Bg had threatened Give more comfort to the foe inch than is ens is aoaee be droga BEA 0 § are re-in: yh VEDON SUOGESTS THAT ALL WHO CONTEMPLATE forced at e needed, thus ferent he lige inne nee abd foot muscles ‘THE PURCHAAS OF A BLOUSE OR FROCK SHOULD into proper place, — g them to perform their VISIT TRE SHOP AT THE BARLIRET PossIBLE function, restoring the ened MOMENT, TO AVAIL THEMORLVES OF A 99% DISCOUNT arches to normal oditien: They are the scien- tific accomplishment of our 50 years experience. 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Summer and Medium Weights in BED COVERINGS FANCY COLORED BLANKETS COMFORTABLES, Double Size, $3.75, 4.95 and 7.50 cach New designs and attractive colorings. Hemmed. . Hemst'd.. ., Extraordinary Reductions in a Sale of PERSIAN and CHINESE RUGS An excellent showing of the most desirable weaves and colorings. Room and Scatter Sizes. Embossed Chinese Rugs—° the most desirable Gold a DISCOUNT AVEDON 448 Elth Ave. at Fartioth St. A Pleasant Place to Know About West 43rd St. LINENS OPPENHEIM. GLUINS & G 34th Street, New York $7.50, 10.00 A Special Purchase and 15.00, 20.00 3.25 3.25 4.25 Extraordinary Sale Thursday At Less Than Importer’s Cost - each 2.75, “* 3.50, 1600 Japanese Crepe Kimonos (As Illustrated) Hand-embroidered Crepe, in Cherry, Rose and Chrysanthemum Designs. _Copen, Rose, Pink, Light Blue and Lavender. Extraordinary Value 2.95 1000 Pairs Japanese Silk Boudoir Slippers Hand-embroidered and Silk lined 1.00 New designs in several desirable colors, $9.75, 10.50 and 12,50 each MUSLIN PILLOW CASES 42x36 ins, 45x86 ins. 50x86 ins. 45c. 60c. 65c. 65c. 70c. 75c. in self-color, Copen, Rose, Pink, Light Blue and Lavender. Special OPPENHEIM. GLUNS & G 34th Street, New York Will Close Out Thursday OPPENHEIM, CLLINS & G 34th Street—New York ba Batic, "% On Sale Thursday ie ar Savings of 6.00 to 25. 00 A Special Purchase of f 650 Bathing Suits For Women and Misses , Values to 15.00 Figured Foulard, Surf Satin, and without Bloomers. j Novelty Silks, Satin, Plain, Checked and Striped Taffeta and Foulard. 12.75 Values to 25.00 4 18.75 Superior Novelty Silks and Fancy Taffetas, Silk and Wool Embroidered. Values to 45.00 When old man Ther Mometer is jumping over ninety in the shade, FAM-LY-ADE is most refreshing, satisfying and thirst quenching. “Tickles the Palate” SO EASY TO MAKE Five Fine Fruit Flavors Dissolve sugar in water and add contents of patented and Blue color combination. REDUCED TO $485.00 Values up to $875.00 Persian Rugs—Kich, soft colorings. Average size 9x12. REDUCED TO $390.00 Values up to $650.00 Persian Mousoul and Shiraz Rugs— A large selection of designs and beautiful colorings. REDUCED TO $58,0( Values up to $85.00 About 400 Girls’ Bloomer Dresses Sizes 4 to 12 years Chambray, Plaids, Checks and Stripes, Organdy Collars, Cuffs and Sashes. Values to 10.00 ORANGE LEMON LIME CHERRY RASPBERRY Sold by all Grocers, Druggists Confectioners Delicatessen Stores tube. You have, ready for instant use, a concen- trated syrup that keeps indefinitely. RED LABEL Karo Syrup may be used in place of sugar if desired. A dash of the prepared syrup in a glass of water makes a most delicious drink. The syrup may also be used to flavor cakes, puddings, ices, ice cream, etc. Book of recipes on request. If your dealer can’t supply you, send 30 cents for sample tube, any flavor. Fruit Valley Corp., Rochester, N. Y. Department Stores Soda Fountains To Dealers: New York distributors for FAM-LY-ADE Seggerman Bros., 91 Hudson Street, [32:GLASSES 30 CENT: 1e MAKES go LITTLE DIFFERENCE WHat TOU NEED-A WORLD > ware weak obi Poaiin