The evening world. Newspaper, October 6, 1920, Page 27

THOMAS LIVES AGAIN IN PLEASING FILM AT THE BROADWAY That uncanny feeling that the | Movie Imparta when it presenta the smiling hearty personality of 1@ who @ few short days ago seven phitantbropte bodies to the fist of social welfare workers at the Istand, The now organizations include the fan Immigrant Society, Hebrew Shel! Ing and Immigrant Ald Sociaty, N: York Bible Soctety, the Irish. Imml- Erante’ Ald, Y. M. GC. A, Knights of Columbus and the Counett of Jewish Women, Eleht other organizations maintain offices there, To date Commissioner Wallla's offices have furni d the Immigrant a Hon Bureau of the State of New with on of 30,000 aliens “as Sout net ead ee a re tthe language Mubervialorf of Lente agent = CONCERTS AND MUSIC. __ National Symphony Orche OPENING CONCERTS Fae eet Eve., Oct. ‘Sun. Aft, Oct. 10, 2:30 MOLT ea yt Tyme at carmente Fin Rates, ia fKGd LEXINGTON appre BON C 1 and HELEN VYORKE Popular prices: 60e to 4: Get iy, TOSCHA “SE “t a id in her grave ts imparted ‘when one sees Olive Thomas romping jh the rustic scones of “Every- ‘@ Sweetheart.” Last night, at the Broadway, when the film that de- the winsome little maiden of the movien was unwound thoro was More than a laugh or a smile at the simple little comedy bite in which Miss Thomas figured. ‘There was a sigh—yos, sometimes a sob, when the WYAIs provent realization was forced ‘Upew one that the heroine had met sUch 4 tragic death so recently in the Bay capital of the world. As for the pioturs itself it can be sald merely— lefies, A gloriously crowded house testified to that. here was ® good vaudeville bill—a MoseeKeith bi — olede in saying 2 Tou ©, Filils, the Wom- an who Knows, was the centre of the atttibtion, as ever as sho always tn tasrtetie one of the most surprising of female im- pers pore, fooled those who were itt the know. Davis and Pelle in nee marathon,” Atever far ‘norobaties Which ia eanier Speman sc ‘The act is top notch. cmarbitialnededl edie cian and ERT WILLIAMS Ana EDIT HALLOR. Also 46 Bresity Meantion. a kew mety 2 with Mate, LAST § ‘ae “PADDY Eth COMEDY =: F nee " AIL, scorT. Hkh cae = PRINCESS *y, 2, rh ML. Paine ELLIOIT'S SP boor Seated eta SPANISH LOVE” —Mlan moe geceTHE BAT LEGION BARRED, ELLIS EASLAND WELCOMES OTHERS. zx Seve Welfare Hodics Obtain space )\ for Alton Work Day After sone Weterane Are Refused. caalthough Assistant Secretary of La-| Fh ber Post refused permission Monday to American Legion to sstabii ization Bureau on Eilts of the large number of philan- Ida Geer V iW ELLER ~ organtwations already there, tt eR, epnounced yesterday by Immigra- | -— Met MAT mit CONC Eire CARNEGIE WALL, TOMORROW EVE. at ke | “ALMA SIMPSON! * BHO 2ADWA OLIVE, THiomAs ABOLIAN ath ing it and thourands will see it. rg the theatre remarkable screen s. ADWE « wonderful thing. By Will Carleton Produced by WILLIAM FOX IN HER LAST PHOTOPLAY THEATRE Au eats Anger arias EVERYBODY'S SWEETHEART ASTOR owe cass. BREE fe epi TINEES 15¢ -a5t-35e B EVENINGS. v Riversine By & Fote LAST 2 WEEKS MATS. WED4SAT. 50¢hS 2 2 tinent, ‘Hudson River by Daylight DAILY, INCLUDING BUNDAY, CNTIL OCT. 24th, INO, ing, well paid Hl “WILTON Jin LAI pe Mette | tiawrnen Bett! ALEXA! FEPROCTOR'S NEW YORK THEATRES yes Bh §, (See re oe os Reaciaan, & cine Cons Near id Ar: We mca, castes IMS $ Betty Morgan. J nes & fylreter. | at ef Pn, McConell & Austla, id Ms Tk. Katheriug a'¢ Phasaround” Stoamor leaves daily, jnchyling Sunday, mane 8 M, Waet 424 Bt, | v.20 A Mt! landing at tBear point weekdays oniy), | Pou Kingston skill, Hudwon ard Albany eamiere same day trom potnte ay sia | feeter t xh ‘ional tripe Sun’ —Oet. 10, COLUMBUS Ort. 12, Sunday Oct. 17, known in New ‘York's Haeny, F. Ray Comstock and Morrie eat POPULAR MATINEE To: Sieh ie THREE LIVE - CASINO 9, 004 Bestway Bre, 4. ieNEY DEW Ernest Tein Blue Bonnet} “" 3 [Do You Know About The Wonderful Thing at the Astor Theatre? Thousands have seen it, thousands are see- i From every person coming out others hear of the story of love-divine. A ama told vividly and beautifully, It is truly OVER THE HILL) Directed by Harry Millarde HELP WANTEO—FEMALE, =| PP eate thle oot ne of working conditions—where SENET eee ee er eee 12 peered: ule sy - feerateres ‘BROADAURST,&, et Wiliam HODG GHOSTS | ive yop, iE NORA BAYES | ft a oe. HOLBROOK. ‘BLINN- ote FRAZEE Ss, Mate Py sty MARGARET ANGLIN “or' and Bat., a tact aaa * THE LADY #1 AMP] ‘Thee, Wee 434 ‘ ELTINGE ,= day Ye Bal. BoB Mat Gat. 2.30, HUDSON Py. = TAYLOR ‘ ‘aa mS PEE » mi HELP WANTEO—FEMALE, ROMANCE The personal contact with individuals thousands of miles away—the transmittin tance telephone over the length and breadth of the é¢on- of the human voice by long dis- For the girl or young woman who is secking an‘interest- vocation—with seguies hours and the best ility is instantly recoy- nized, the position of long distance telephone operator offers the greatest opportunities, Write for information or apply at East 28th St. (Cor. 5th Ave.) or THE AMERICAN TELEPHONE AND TELEGRAPH COMPANY 24 Walker St. (two streets below Canal St.) New York City + 0.40 A. Mat Wont Oi Wes SO feat 120tn St. 10.20 v'b0 for Beat Tat Oth av Boas Paiwhibe: io and : a Idea) ical snes outings. Telephone Canal 9300, Ld af Hudson Line ais YEAns 3 Deg ne - EN, OF AGE, R GIRLS WANTED; $15 A WEEK TO START; NIGHT WORK | 1 ea hates rhs Lh, Wnlaste. waren Y.. ogee AS | 685 TO $100 A MONTH | Loew's American Roof $2 ol Bw —— TELEPHONE SOON REACHED; Knickerbocker frat % oa Sa ESweetheart Stop ane Eastern Steamship Lines, Inc. te BOSTON | METROPOLITAN LINE All the way by water | VIA CAPE COD CANAL ton 2 re Piet 48, North Biren Dally at 6 P.M. (Daylight Tee Opportunity Bod to $100 Bis o week weeks when Bron oy fon BY “THE sence baytatbae RM" —— | Rapid advancemeat CORNER 27TH B rane rab STEN] OLUMBIA i iitvin burypaie Higher ‘seiarics. for 198 LOM TN ig CON Masset iting | © PEEK-A.BdO iis, he's wSON RIVER NIGHT LINED | more responsible po CORNER DEY 34. ane “ Eva, Oe Mate Wey ~ — = sillons, c 4. a00%H Lanenarowa aE WVORK- ALBANY - TROY. Brann Tce mera 870 E 180T i st. wedy for Heal Amarioans, nae | rk w i get | 1188 Broadway, . 8. i New York City: BROOKLYN, Miller & Bivnche Bates Her Mi MRS. FAIR 2 i a Frolght Service. Autos ES pe HUDSON NAVIGATION COMPANY BROOKLYN, } } J | MLEXINGTON HEATuR. cust te & aa MADISON SQUARE Wea of bate. nosday Sod ol a "FORMAL FALL OP Snr BEAR. MOUNTAIN orncne OFFICIAL, Ink LAWN ? OPENING i} gy, CLERMONT discoinvd fo the sas | | NEW YORK ELAND” ov THE N —— ‘ELEPHONE COMPANY, OF IR “ yh KNTWAL HUDSON Le a Y | “Tz ANY, DANSE CAPRICE” Voce Fre) oosarNENiTe NACE Aint atverw shite kas] TELEPHONE COMPANY Flatbush Ave, and Bier N hour later THT Se | FEATURING : FOR SALE, CORTEZ end PEGGY | @eavcae — Rea bunt Basar Peter A ro sa pled AND Boe Betasse goons es re Vey Boer Koows to PASY WPA LY J Vv n raamsicrons CONPIOLENT hi EAPLOVER WOE Chih riterion by: sx er Bway at chen Fe. Arye '| ON CREDI 85 MALDEN LANE a KATHERKE MaDOMILD QYTAR Fe Hf Sauitoy, guy ae | NO DEPOSIT REQUIRED in “CURTAIN SWEET “twits GIRLS Bester, temersmants at Bros ear le pew i ieanD eis SOMPHONY ORCH, EVERY SUNDAY~TWO BIG Pe ‘eatin a aaa hk rel ods Dia waewPS aby ‘ r5 ® OPERATORS, HOURS: 980 P.M. TO7 A.M. in six months, to night hours, | week during instruc i} tion in the day time | (Cor, 27th 5) | DIAMONDS WATCHES — JEWELRY Exceptional values——Ageot calls, Wlostreted Catalog Kreg. | ROYAL i1A... 909 & WATCHCO EXCELLENT WORK. ING SeHoMoTioh, RAPID PROMOTIO: STEADY WORK, POSITIONS ARE OPEN IN OUR SEV. to earn @ month in two | asuigned ERAL DEPARTMENTS, isa APPLY AT MANHATTAN, 1169 BROADWAY, | 81 WILLOUGHBY ST, 1886 BROADWAY, OR TELEPHONE Conve oF week at cat bhp: payments fully Phone Joun 448 tS BERGA | and, hat h30, MAPPY.C CO: UCRY HOLMES ROOKED GAMBLERS b- ie GEO. M. COHAN'S PRropucnion THE MEANEST MAN to. IN THE WORLD ‘AS RE DIT grace A STORE-NOT AN OFFICE | | | | | $50 BUBB ASS aM, EB | | Our eee $2.95... TT PMT > sees 4 coer THE EVENING WORLD, W DNESDAY, OCTOBER R 6, 1 1920, STORE OPEN 9 A. M. to 5 P. M. HEARN ESTABLISHED 1827 Wet ot te Arase very De; Bevebtient Is Represen ted in This 8== GREAT FALL SALE ——LAST 3 DAYS iba 9 “ parel and a Great Variety of Other Ss Present the Greatest oney- Saving Values of the Season Third Floor Main Floor Untrimmed Velvet Hata 40-in. Crepe de Chine Our regular $3.74 Our regular $1.97.... 51,28 New Jarge, gmail Firm quality in a i shapes in gray, henna, sortment of light, dar! om Copen, browA, navy and black. fancy colors, including black. Limit 2 Limit 10 yds. Ostrich Bands 40-in. Crepe Meteor Our regular $1.98.........., Our a ro 2.17 regular Fashionable dull finish tn black and desirable street colors. Newest shades include Copen, sand, henna, old rose, brown, navy and black. Limit 2, Limit 10 yds. Our inhale” oes Crepe Granite Suitings Semi-Norfolk and pleated mod- Our regular $1.78...... .... 1 All wool, 89 inches wide—in brown, garnet, myrtle, Copen, navy and black. Limit 10 yds, All Wool iene Our regular $3.97 els in cheviots and cassimeres. Large variety of desirable pat- terns. 9 to 17 years, Limit 2, ° Boys’ Trousers Serges, worsteds, rduroya, 48 and 54 inc! cherlota, herringbone and new blue and black. Fall fancies and pin checks, Limit 10 yds, Sizes 6 to 17 years, Limit 8. Boys’ Fall Coats Our regular $9.74 and $11.94.7,25 Full-belted models, well tai- lored, in all wool navy serges, checks and mixtures. 24% to 8 b ted White "reandle Our regular $1.20...........5 54 inches wide—a delightfully erlap ater material for danc- ing and 'y frocks. year& Pon a , i. Ls Me a oys rte Our “4 tee eeeeeeee Draped Veils Neckband style, with’ French Value .74......46 Heleenesen cuffs. Large assortment of Chiffon or embroidered bor light and medium striped per- ders—in bleck, navy, taupe cales. Sixes 12% to 14 neck, and brown. Limit 2. Limit 2 Children’s rama Brussels Neta Our regular $1.94........... 1 Our re One-piece style In heavy quai- ity pink or blue-etriped ti Double i ounces tunics, dresses and nelette, full cut, well made— dress linings and boudelr are neatly finished with frog caps. trimming. Limit 2. Limit 10 yda Second Floor Embroideries ‘ Our regular AZM. -..0eeere+ Misses’ Velour Coats Edgings and beadings in’ a Uur regular $39.74. . 28.00 large assortment of neat pat- New belted model, interlined L Lint 19 and lined thrqu ghout with ea yds. fi silk trimmed with sealine 7, cullat. Other attractive models Women’s or Children’s in various materials are ae Handkerchiefs e ed in this group—16 to 20 yrs, Ove beqular 86 (4 den) .. 3 Women’s Plain or corded Sarees he Wool Plaid Skirts tan 6 Uu et ete 10.50 Be ma or bs. tied Men’s and Boys’ models in smart sgl K sersgin Handkerchie: ‘a in the season's newest colorings Our regular 84 (4 dow) ~-siaes 25 to 82, eng wed eck’ Women’s Housedressea Limit 2 dos, Ow lar $3.94... 00000005 Tielted frocks in Gingham or Vestees Chambray, in pretty stripes or Our regular .04........- checks; also in plain colors— Dainty atyles to wear with the sizes 86 to 46, Fall suits and dresses. Limit 4, Limit 2, THURSDAY FRIDAY Two-Days’ Sale Silkoline Comfortables Special 4,57 Colder weather has given the signal for Winterweight coverings, none of which is of greater importance than warm, pret! y comfortables, ‘ These are reversible style, plain and in bordered effects, full size and filled with cotton. They are firmly stitched and very warm. The special value offers a good opportunity to buy at a saving. MORNING SPECIALS—Today and Tomorrow Until 1 P. ML To prevent dealers buying, quantities restricted, No Mail or Telephone Orders. 6.44 | $2.25 Dress Satins— 35 ine! ik, miodetay” | ino, clone (ace bin eo * giiik-AtAEN FLOOR, 91,28 All-Woo! Serges. 86-in. wide. in garnet, Davy and bine! isd WOOLEN — MAIN FLOOR, Wet hate . One of the | oun size tn WASH! WOObs KASKREMNT, 42 ct. Outing Flanne Warm, durable and white and stripes—aplendid ments Laid nigh rr 1M the fami! wastt GOOTS BASWENT, on | $142 New White Goeve Feathersth, 06 VQATIOMS BASEMENT, 59 et. Ughheched Muslin—48 in, a hen guality. $8.74 and $9.74 Bo: Full belted, sen ja gray and br Anniineres, navy wer nore’ ‘Suarmbcia at my Plone. $294 Junior Boye’ Washable Suite... 2.00 Middy, Rusnian and eate pry ice: Mieitie’giain colors and stripes Snbination (rimming wi pbs Cus TIA /PHEID FLOOR, ¥1.24 Little Tote’ Combinations White nain daintily tr Bite lace and embroidery to yours neers DEPT,.4ROOND PLOOn, $2.94 Extra Size Heather Bloom ti fou ‘myrite, 78 immed olsen Excellent quatity—hiac PRTTIOY VT8-—SBOON Wowen's Peeced Underwear Beconds of $1.87 and $1.67 quall tlea-—veata or drawera in various atyles—reeuler and extra sin XM UNDARWwAL ALAIN FLOOM. $1.15 Women's Double Extra Size “Bi Stockings «Me A9 et, Tichli Hoayy i ticking TIOKINGS BASEMENT. peawhite leon Hosur MATN Pum Basement Floral Sateen Winter Corvfortables Our regular $11.97 Plain colored, scroll sti borders, cotton filled, full sise—piain or ow backs. Limit 2%. New Feather Pillows White goose and down mixed en tae Mercerized Lining aon 5s tae wasn tly fesmionss 7 assortment gee Limit 10 yaa, Domet Canton Flannel Our a Se keeher,‘etie, Meglio Limit 10 yds, Cotton Fleece Blankets White, gray of tin “with “cow Rabe ee ‘ ‘ Limit 3 pe, Full Size Comfortable — Niudertown ney dad “ah 3 | Sisdmp-revemies “acrard or centre for Christmes Limit 2 px Un Sanitary Napkins ie 4 & “Ivoroyd” Hair Brash “Iooroyd” Nail Buffer Our peo $123.se0ec0e0. TE “F ” Glass Lined toe Jars Our regular 54. ...-.-.000 3 New Cretonnes Our regular 67 ond 1... 4 Limit 10 yda, Drapery and Furniture. Velours 0 Tate, wide, fea” tg tews” Limit’ 10 yds. 4 New Lace Curtains ' or neat Ea white or Arabian tintings. Limit 4 pr. W. R. Rogers Soerean pa ford or bri i nf @ seg of each. } Novelty Jewelry Our regular 68.......... Bar ye. ecthcinin hae pins, cameo pina, baby Pex with locket. Each in pretty gift box, Limit 2, TODAY TOMORROW 1,500 Japanese (Princess) TABLECOVERS and SCARFS 48 tn, x 48 In-— our reg. $1.16.. 60 in, x 60 is irameesal LST) jecsarceoe Sn 17 in, x 63 OUF TO. .1B..renceewevece SB Thursday, Friday, Saturday BABIES’ SALE DAYS CONTINUED Seo pages 4, 15 and 17 for Other Hearn sabi po a ail r si Advertising, Se eh oe ie