The evening world. Newspaper, June 17, 1920, Page 4

‘ eS ¢ ‘ oie 4 vv ‘ ; THE EVENING WORLD, THURSDAY, JUNE 17, 1920. } PRIEST REFIISES Sse Serasace.st snes erors wowernoon, roro wer nun amonarr. ras Ree ae ST ERE SE EE EE | Pte Bo ee uenintes ear om hesskive an Sabhed tn stoten Reverted In D He Is Con- | it, Mas, Understood, that, the contin STORE OPEN ALL DAY THIS SATURDAY Rs a { | toward fact: another gown, in which she was wed ‘ Prt a ' eaen 00 | OTe een iT ieics bY ’tee werd at a later hour.” | Harry ©. Mill 26 Kot | 0! its interes Vv “T think that something siould be | Avenue, Brooklyn, was by ek | _ —_ a n said to warn others,” he said Jater. | from his honeym o| << a Me Gib & Gi cQ@ibbon D. s ; “Tho girl, a young Italian of wealthy! be arraigned im Brooklyn on a charge | nes parents, came to the church in puch | o¢ possessing stolen securities, part of | ae @ dreas that I was shocked. She | 144 999,000 In bonds taken fram Decr- | P Ripamsiipanmnpe 1 AND 3 WEST 37TH ST. wanted to give the impression that |ing & Deoring No. 125 Broadway, on | ONE DOOR FROM FIFTH AVENUE Franklin Simon a Co, Fifth Avenue, 37th and 38th Streets ‘ she was one of the vulgar rich, And | rob. 5. + (Orders Lights in Church Put |!" * doing wanted to bring her mar-| Five earlier arrests had been made riage down to a debatichory and dis-| in the case, chic » , Out and Sends Her Out grace.” that of Richard Ar No | WILL CLOSE OUT FRIDAY Greene Avenue, Hy Father Roth of St. Theresa's Church ‘ 5 to Change Raiment. : aro | the “chiet of ataft” of w band of thieves. | sie Fagen has posted this notice In his church: | jsout 31,000 worth of the bonds have ; “Women who wear low-necked | heen recoverod. + NBW ORLEANS, June 17—Cath- | dresses or who wear sleeves‘eo short | wiiier was married five weoks ngo to @lic circles here are greatly inter-| as not to cover the elbows or Who! yijes Mildred Abrams and they were on eeted in a war which has been started | otherwise do not wear sufficient oloth- | their honeymoon at West Brooky ing may not enter this church.” He | when he was arrested, Miller served ‘by Archbishop -haw on diapbanous| vi, aks women to refrain from| with the Marines, Second Division Ma- «gowns, abbreviated skirta, short) grosses cut lower than the hollow of | chine Gun Corps in tho war, ‘sleeves and peckaboo waists, The/the throat and from dght skirts. a matier came to a head when Father| Ho forbids transparent bose and ali | REFUSES CHANCELLORSHIP. | diaphanous garments unless the SUMMER FURNISHINGS WILLOW FURNITURE—Natural, Stained or Enamel Misses’ | Cape-Wraps, Capes | and Sports Coats : 25.00 ! AWNINGS--Best stripes—frames and fixtures SLIP-COVERS—1mported and Domestic Prints WINDOW SHADES—1mported Scotch Holland Se ewes eS Cee ee s wAmiolns, rector of the tamous St. |. cscarency is nullified by an under. | Dr. Mayer Considers Hie Post in| CURTAINS—£tamine, Filet, Grenadine, Muslin 's Touis Cathedral, refused flatly to! garment, Women's elothes that rc-| Parts too Important to Give Up. eae perform a wedding ceremony till the | veal the form are barred, PARIS, June 17.—Dr, Mayer yon 4 Pride had changed her outer garb. The Knights of Columbus and St. | Kautbeuren, German charge d'affaires Abundant variety of materials from £ Awaiting the coming of the young | Margaret's Daughters are behind the | hore, has refused the offer of the Ger- swoman the groom was In the chanc@t. | campaign, nies - ‘The pride entered the door on the arm ee ited sponse hi yr Le by of her father, A shaft of light from | wenchers Form Alited Citisene’| <8! 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