The evening world. Newspaper, November 11, 1920, Page 19

‘ ‘ ; \ or. a THE EVENING WORLD, THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 11, 1920. ie MRS. HATCH NO. 1 VETERANS REFUSE |COURT FREES GIRL | FINANCED GERMAN CARGO. oa SEEKS CHILDREN | TO MARCH IN PARADE HELD AS BURGLAR xyyorter re separa n decrees with “ty i wrreare, tit a of Content nt Petar tt of Mamety 4 ‘s i 2193, . + vr ‘ co Ta Seeks io Re-open Court Decision | Resent Presence of Mayor of Pitts: | No Evidence to Connect Florence | oe . Zz etint {BOOT SHOP Which Gave Custody to SteB- | burgh, Who Recently Allowed | Baker With Alleged Attempted és [a AA ie Fathers Widow “Pro.Ge " | Raid on Saloon. Chly 32-34 32-34 Mother, ir Father's Widow. Pro-German Day | Raid on Saloon. Wait sath Se Wee 34th St. Mrs, Kula jan Hateh of Cleve-| PITTSBURGH, Florence Baker: tw yenr . wdend, first wife of the late Charles W,|agninat the pres ‘ 7, Id, a atenogripher o Wert BROS Hatch, automobile manufacturer of that| Babcock in the reviewing stand, | iSiat . e clty, to-day requested Supreme Court} cause the clty recently Inaued a py Monn’ Simon : ; ; Tustice Wyn to re-|for what they termed a “P @ evi | hat he “xc Fwenty-nine years selling Good Furniture onside whereby he} Tag Day,” scores of overseas ans to connect her with an alleged | peiming | am eats ~ 0 children] Who took part in the Armistice Day | npted burglary at the saloon ot | ship tovdeurta to \ Southeast CornertI5th Street and 6th Avenue ‘hi's second poraze here refused to march past the J Stone No. 132 Amsterdam | to finance sald that After vainly tryin 4 speech ean About a month ago Mrs. Bula Jordan Re wee drown, ig cole, pe ah ak isk tee he oy spectators and ma or Babe Fateh had the two childron, Milton | cook lett the stand and the pareno eens Ford, tun years old, and Charles Jor-| ceeded. twelve, (n court on a writ of orn Sie. slalmot at sty | LABOR TO FIGHT WAGE CUTS. | at st. é tal Hatch at the latte red in a revolver ho said they had 4 | Workers WHl Strike on Wiest At- Wolst inside the. saloon and tempt,@ r. of bb Official sitting In an automobila out- | , WASHI 11.--Organized > —--—— | ‘ y workers will strike stantly | pas wage unt “ao Aaueedl anlla Gua qiekts, Neave | | A Trim Walking Mode bd sh bea) Dentro: 4 le ¢ i} ASKS BIGGER ALIMONY. 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