The evening world. Newspaper, October 14, 1920, Page 18

nor) ' i i 14, 1920. “Dry” Agent WANT HAITIAN INQUIRY. of Marines. Pull investigation by «a non-partiaan Intoxication cornice ee vmvsstos soa tasvnns —__—_ of the administration of affaira in Mayt! by American forces was demand- Found in Hallway With Two ed ino etatement made public here to- Marines Singing ‘Them Was | aay vy the National Assoctation tor the Happy Days.” the Advancement of Colored People, Gradual withdrawal of United States ri Marines and appointment of a commis “Them wes the happy days,” pro-| sion “to report on reparation to Hay- Gated & booming yoloe that rolled| Ans who suffered bereavement, in- @reagh Jury or property loas trom the Ameri- the fogsy quiet surrounding | io ingasion” were recommended. CMT IK ‘Third Avenue and asth Street, Brook- “You said somethin’, old-timer,” Assented another booming although Milck voice, and then several voices foieed in halting and unmelodious Your Choice of All New Models Women’s $8 to $12 Fall Footwear REDUCED TO $ A) The ngard Exc Pomrad yr song. Patrotman ~Shea of the Fourth Avenue Station investigated. In a hallway at No, 917 Third ‘Avenue he found three men, two in the uniforms of private in the Marine Corps, Their ‘Yocal organs were in working order, Wet their locomotive powers refuted te function. Thery was a strong odor Of ether in the hallway, Shea took the men to the Fourth Avenue Station, where one of them @anounced that he waa Robert Fagin, &@ Probibition enforcement agent liv-| Ff dug at No. 1930 79th Street, Hrookiyn.| He aid he had mot the two Marines, Perry williams and Michael Shevlin, early in the evening and they had to cel@brate the fact that they fought side by side in tho Marine Corps in France. “Them was the happy days," an- founced Fagin. in Fifth Avenue Police Court to- Th Gray Buck, Gun Metal, and the Various New combinations. Button and La.e Models; Louis Military Heels. This Sale Is the Talk of New York! Going on its third week of undiminished crowds, with a stock so great that even the selection is still practically undimin- ished. Evidence that we are leading New York in the downward sweep of shoe prices, meSiar Shoe G. PT Oe) TRE Tht Sue S189 OUT AT RETAIL R ENTIRE SURPLUS STOCK ra Men’s & Young Men’s SUITS & OVERCOATS 123 5 ALLAT THE “@y ONE PRICE SOLD AT THE FACTORY STANLEY MANLY ae ibition in anbatian ¥ a sonth, NEW YORKER “BUYS BUDAPEST THEATRE Purchase Price Equivalent to 50,- 000,000 Crowns at Present Rate of Exchange. . Oct, 12.—Ben Blumen- Lp ONTaME MTC 1 at on <pelatn tein ed goon MANUFACTURERS ‘ NEW YORK ‘ ROOKLYN ee an vee nian000, it wor ane {Pt Meer.” 704 BROADWAY || Go) B'way at 34th 55 W. 42d St. 478 Fulton St here for $130,000, It was an- One whiff of Ralston's tempting fragrance whets your appetite to its keenest edge. One taste delights you—and a whole bowlful of its golden-flecked deli- / ciousness completely satisfies your early morning hunger. 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