The evening world. Newspaper, September 29, 1920, Page 8

“pat she must come elone, This does Rot mean that we will allow her to wuffer from poverty if the present planes of her husband do not meet with success, @he le probably all rigtt for a time, anyway, because I fam sure she has about $9,000 or per- CHICAGO HOTELS CUT FOOD PRICES 25-33 1-3 PER CENT. Twenty-Two Owners Agree to Make Heavy Reduction in Their Restaurants. CHICAGO, Sept. 29. WENTY-TWO hotel owners to-day agreed to cut their restaurant prices from 26 to 231-4 per cent. Vegetables, fruits and cereals will bo cut the most. Among the hotels in the agres- ment are the Blackstone, Con- rots, Sherman, Auditorium, Bro- yort, Great Northern, Palmer House, Randolph and the Sisson. ve capacity. You ke she was working with the Red Cross relieving the survivors of the great explosion at Perth Amboy when she firet met this om Ss Korth.” REDS STARTED | FOR RUSSIA. Attens Awaiting Deportation Trans ferred From Here to Boston, Wedding of Miss Phelps One There was a Spee at Teaneck, ». 3, two-day of the relatives of Mr® | masiy-tour aliens who have iboen (Arthur A. Korth, who until her mar-| held for months at Hills Island under ‘riage atomobdile mechanic was | warrants for deportation to-day were + ap carried, singing revolutionary songs, from the Battery to Grand Central and prospective hetreas to|Torminal, where hey were, pat on Large Nae ot Me antace Waner| practed. drangterrs Mra. William Walter ‘Tho one subject which was mit In Boston Harbor, at the gathering was | ft", fa New York ™ Chicane Lead Franots Phelps of the Grange, Datting Prices ‘hey were Tod Tromk the larowdes | prices Wedding and depar- |} she Ay t to land adjourned without taking any ac- a of the Korths, | N°w Tork trom the we Far, Weat: Among L. Petera, the young nd 0, father, anid to outsiders Ee ledcheg tat “tw Sons 056105 ee unsophisticated per- nad eese a talaga. ther Fresh fom a gardens of the finest tea plantations ure to regret in time and which distremed Mra Peters so much the would not allow ho would allow the subject to be talked ower Sree ob poe piailte?” )) Mra. Korth, he mid, was not di- fectly on heir under her grand- Patder’s will but there was a provie- that on the death of Mrs. Peters ‘will have an Income of $2,500 a from the residuary estate. Mrs. *SALADA ORANGE PEKOE TEA Send us a postal card for a free sam a cameo both Mr, and Mrs, Potera, Company, Stuart & Berkeley Sts., her own will tn conse- her daughter's seclf-deter- always come back to ‘Armholes that never bind MPOSSIBLE! say women who have been annoyed - by too snug armholes for years, Who believed comfortable underwear impossible! But examine a Kayger Knit garment. Notice how deep the armholes are cut! How they are " rounded away from the arm! 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