The evening world. Newspaper, September 2, 1920, Page 4

OF LONG BRAIDS |theas ana cecaty 1 wont ‘bare: SNIPPED IN TRAIN headed because with such hegvy bair Some one tried to steal my hair two months ago, T wus in o crowded sub- way car wien I felt a tug at my hair, I worked my way out of the car as was all right. my hair felt loose. I put one hand to grow back.” SMALLPOX VICTIM Are to Be Vaccinated. A smallpox caso was discovered on Doard the Carillo of the United Frutt! Line when the ship arrived at Quaran- tine to-day from Santiago, Cube. cui Carillo sailed Aug. 28. Arthur Courtin of Brooklyn, naar! from emallpox, wae removed to isola- | tion on Swinburne Island and the ninety! other passengers wore (ranaferred to Hoffman Island for vaccination and ab-| servation. The Carillo was disinfected, GIRL MOURNS LOSS __ }2une to below my waist. 1 wore * PINED FOR A DRINK there was nu need to wear a hat. Bridegroom “Arrested 1 in Kansas City’ fast as I could and found my hair Karl T. MoGilton of Pittsburg, Kan, was leaving the Wyandotte County “Yesterday afternoon I got on « Court House, with his bride, who Sixth Avenue 'L' Car at 38th Btreet, was Miss Ruby Nichols of Mo- with a big roll of velvet under each berly, when clerks toticed @ bulge in arm for my employer at the Laure his hip pocket. They believed it was Millinery #hop, No, 2464 Broadway. © revolver and called a deputy sheriff I Was squeezed in a jam. On Jeaving, to arrest McGilton. Gp to the bow and a braid that had paper, but in another pocket was been snipped came off. I expect it found @ flask in which one drink of whiskey remained. MoGilton was taken before 8. N. Baird, Assistant County Attorney, where a charge of bi nirge ry] the Kansas Prohibition Law ON SHIP FROM CUBA fic station niclowed weepine ee Brooklyn Passenger Removed to ‘gud Mitte. nervous and am not a dunk: Isolation Hospital and Others | nae "bes ae ony ty in 4. » Burned tm Kitchen. “rank Stantow of South carrying « blazing to the ON WEDDING TRIP " RA . eh Wee coat gan a sing contents Admits He Needed Just © boy whe died poon One Bracer, ture KANSAS CITY, Mo, Sept. %— ate The bulge was caused by a news- inger one-piece’ bifocals fae near and far vision, No coment to blur. Soh Toric. 00 Per Pair the booze for a beige 2 etcoiiton explained. “I man, so it went to my head. was never MoGiiton was releae ‘Helen Bartsch Almost in Tears As She Wonders How Any One Could Be So Cruel. Helen Bartsoh, fourteen, of No, 101 Went 89th Street, to-day mourned the loss of her beautiful braids of auburn noon in a crowded Sixth Avenue ele- | hats! served, was not able to steal the Trademark regiaterod, away for safe-keeping after she had of the left raid than of the right. “[ don't understand how any ono| # 13th St, MeL had could have been so cruet as to cut] Broadway my hatr,” said Helen, on the verge] at Warren of tears to-day. “Many persons have spoken 'to’me, admiring my beautiful hair, Before it was cut the braids Cornera’’ snipped with shears yesterday after-|with our ‘*Solight hair which some “Jack the CHpper”| You'll be mightily tickled bh ae baby’s perfect little feet stay soft vated train’ ‘The miscreant, while] After the straw hat sea-| bent and crumpled up like yours? able to inflict the damage unob- son, they’ Te so easy for Fall. braids, and Helen to-day put them | _ Called "ScllaNt” because It ie so tiem. start baby's feet in Educators. had a barber even up the remnanta, The wanton snipping had left more|_ ROGERS PET CoMPANY Don’t Distort Feet that way? 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