The evening world. Newspaper, September 16, 1920, Page 14

OFFER ~ TOBY HRY FoR ‘Long Island Young Woman Asks Him to Be Her Body- Way from a challenge to fight to u request to act as a bodyruard for a young heiress on » voyage to Exypt, poured in to-day on Jack Hardy sthe services have been waters: ory Hin duties will be to travel with her to BKeppt, protect ber Jewels on the Voyage and act as her protector young man who offered, through The Evening World, to sell himself for $5,000 could find the missing boy. Fo plans to have & personal talk With Mr Stone thin week ward to me any of the offers you not Hid natty lettera have o nform Hardy bh Hardy ts busy sorting out the appar-|Mardy has written to her aaying that| Hardy aino received # letter with | sc the type of mand eamire” Fe} responsible answers from the] her offer is being con with |an Hlegtble aigna written appar-| seeking to make nppolntments, These of freak replies wuoh a propo-|the others ne has recat 1 ar-Jently by m man in the army or navy|are being thrown away as faxt aw they arrive. n naturally forth, The}ranging for further negotia |rervice. He acousnd Hardy of “look- Sram to epia tay. Set Ia Rot ater aro raptdly 1g wante baakets fn |ing for something soft” and of being tas Hardy \« writing to his other corres the |afrald to work, ‘The letter wound up|», terms are pintments| Wealthy resident of Scranton, Pa, | with @ challenge to Hardy to be at a 5 within ix months YEAR FOR $5 000 ‘ “ites maleee conalees whone offer wis the first genuine one |certain Fifth Avenue corner at 11 Pin Sine oi sanviee wes +) ton he will adeopt the offer that ap-|Tecrived by “t. > $5,000 man.” Stone jo'clock Saturday night, when “some: | savihing for the ono,who tmys ine: Sas, ae peals most to him. and ba wife want Hardy to search | thing would be handed to him.” Hardy in tiving at No. 28 Went a%th “I want this bird to know I wii! be | Street. right there at the time mentioned,” Hardy said to-day, “I don’t know ren ae re for thelr missing fifteen-year-old son, and also are willing to adopt him as a member of thelr family If ‘The moat interesting letter received to-day waa from a young woman wh« aeked that her name be not pub- " hed, ha wrote from a town on|h€ Makes the right sort of impres. | what it's going to let me in for, but SEES guard on Trip to Egypt. ae bane and aaid aha recentty |*0%. Thoy have no heir, now that jit it isa battle Tam ready for it,” in Ae $ adipic they have lort track of their boy One letter Hardy teceived to-day Ent had inherited a fortune, Bhe wants ¥ A flood of letters, ranging all thela your out of Hardy's life, For this| aulty by ‘The Evening World| was front another man who is witting [BUYERS of ‘DIAMONDS cortespondent revealed to-day “that the Stones are wealthy, recently sold cut his intereste in # to wet] himself. ; eit and eles Stones “| naw your story In the paper,” he HWARTZ Paes wrote, “I am willing to let myself go large paper box plant in Scranton. |at a cheaper price than you mention. _Hardy sald no was confident _he | #o i will be obliged if you will tor- LOOP OOO 989024492499! =n l im SLU TMU hanes nhe le willing to pay $6,000 when the bargain Is made, with a bonua of %,000 at the end of the year if his Stone having A FRANK STATEMENT BY KNOX T is reasonable to suppose that in the great city of New York, there must be a multitude of men who would prefer to wear.a hat of ‘real reputation. 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