The evening world. Newspaper, July 1, 1920, Page 20

, . ORE OS AY EE THE EVENING WORLD, THURSDAY, JULY 1, 1920.” corking story when a reporter ar-| began [soking under the beds and PLAYWRIGHT QUITS joe Edith Kelly, who married Frank Hives. KtA tafe, Haneebutheaning ‘o| Neo the closets, Gould, and he has written several com- give the boy the never-do-it-again| N° Bernard. | |AS ROCKVILLE CHIEF | ———— ee edies which havs, been staged. His #ace ‘on, & former sotdie: troduolig the 3 is 0 Watioth Phillips Say EEEEEEE>>—_——— = troatt ig tw teporieriae « dettctive, |CLTY BUS BUYING William F. Phillips Says He’s Just " said Bernard, and promptly! ENJOINED BY COURT] Tired, But Residents Hint He wWell Sta hae bey had been telling wave Objected to Uniform. Now In Fu ll Swing hia mother, “you had been promising | Also Restrained From Issuing] witam ¥. Phitiipe has resigned os at 352 8th Ave., at 28th St. to take me to the beaches and when! $1,000,000 Certificates for Equip- | Captain of Potlce of Rockville Center. j | ; Nectar vod Peay: ane toakia, tee 1k to ment on Abandoned Car Lines. Until this morning he had been acting Manufacturer Ss Sale at Retail chief. room, 1 ain't a kid any more, so I) Supreme Court Justice Gavegan to- . dilaied out ot V6. window and. by | day signed Wessel onaor on tae, ups |, ee tind ef 9AOOT Werk” ants of $50,000 Stock of Ww y Playfellow After kh My th f dt Mi ot Edward hae t 3 . . walking al) the afternoon managed to| plication ‘a Schaefer, a tax Thrills of His Disappear-| reach wath peach. 1 slept in the| payer, gramting « temporary injunc But residents of Rockville Center say 9 . clin ap ttn era t| At All-Wool T % wand all, night and on Tuesday headed | tion aguinst the city and restraining Capt. Phillips of Edward Mongolies, en iS) Ly 00 rousers for Cony. it from expending any money on the | banker, charged with violating the an- “At Coney I had the luck to find «| purchase of buses or bus equipment, |tomodile Iighting ordinance at night at Less an ost mystery of the @ret disappear- | coig wmtch on the beach and a man| The restraining order enjoins the;Mongolles raised the point that Phillips We Have A 46 Match Your Suit 68 of Maier Bernaml Mansen, ug) who aw me said it was his watch! city from issuing certificates for $1.-|¥4# not in his full police uniform, The e Trouse ot No, #16 Sth direct, Brook-|and wave me 7S cents for finding it lance: bAlapaTTtdy te. CARRIO: 16? wae This Is A Once-In-A-Lifetime Chance To Make Your Tuesday was my big day. seen|/on streets abandoned by the street 5 i t the full regalia and bie resignatl Dellars Travel Double Distance eversthing. Some place! car companies. It aleo restrains City |fonowed. shane ceceidliiiiiinidhcteailitn ‘Titesday night T got a job poll#h-| Comptroller Craig from paying «ny Phillips has been Captain of Rock- | Also Several Hundred Sample Suits at a Sacrifice ing dense in one of the big amuse-) money for the purposes of the reso-|ville Center's police for three years. He ment: parks, 1 got my supper, MY! iition adopted March 12, appropri-|Was at one time the dancing partner | brea)tfast and permiasion to shoot the jating $1,000,000 for new buses. st ange gg bs nate ‘oa et Schacter asked that the city be en- hgh ragd diverse yids < saiared ;|Joined from causing any employee to rp tae Swey from) hens, perate or to assist in the operation of 3 ' * ene operate operation ” ) " x this your kid?” pmtal a if me § ‘cents Gnd, MOF) sen, but this part of his applica. h Y ives Gimp. of Adventore og “Taatead, I went out on a deep sea | Hon was denied. A young Hansen was (ound) ening boat. 1 helped the men al 2 =~ - lat 1 o'clock to-day in @ sand | jittis and when we came back had|?ian and Boy Here Ranaway. it the 65th Street trolley station. | a real shore dinfler over a beach fire,| Uarry Cotricke, thirty-four years, of ard slept eight hours before| Late yesterday afternoon I got om &/ 231 Hast 99th Street and Frank Minnele, ‘is Ma all about the beaches | B4y Midge train with my last mickel/ten yenra, of No. 615 Bast 1684 Street eH injured elgaad how he started out with| "This gentleman, Bernard,” said| Sirvet ‘und Second Atuiae thie mind it managed to pay his way. | Mre. Hansen, introducing the reporter . | who called ‘at this juncture, “is a/ owned OPPENHEIM.CLUNS & C FULTON STREET—BROOKLYN ‘and Tom Would Have feicomed Brooklyn Boy as A Remarkable Value Smart Separate Skirts of Crepe de Chine 000,000 to purchase buses for Ines who would have been ou the f with Huck and Tom and the and the Duke if he happenrd @ sooner, was paritally solved at this morning, when a 1B. R. motorman rang all the belis in the Sighborhocd of the Hansen house finally awakening Mra. Hansen, Value 19.75 10.50 An unusual selec- tion of high quality skirts of Crepe de Chine. To be had .in the fashionable accordion and knife pleated effects. All have belts. Very desir~ able for Sports wear. . ited we and fractured ribs. Y: Ai Mt “Walt tll 1 get something I left ae i bi ‘ag! Oo ae my room,” said the explorer. Fractured lett arm. Bot h 0 re ningiten later Mrs, Hansen to Mt. Sina! 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