The evening world. Newspaper, November 30, 1920, Page 21

om. HELD FOR THEFTS — | AT SMITH COLLEGE): t River ana al o ew Sal Woman Accused of Stealing $500] the ren Sat Rinerleagen Mee ace apes *, . ete] Fur Coat and $100 in Money nel Bes stack eniy the tin erom Students, ; From Student Importer Found Dead Im Ms oMtee. SOWLMAMPTON, Mags, Nov ap, | Pélovidas Teotkaine, forty-five, an tm: porter and oxporter of ofl, who lived At No, 1202 Glenwood Road, Brooklyn was found dead in his office on the eixth floor of No 25 Beaver Street late last wvight dy David Rosen, a watchman A phystalan said death was probably due to heart of In meme ortew of —Chatged with chefts ‘trem Stith College student houses, Florence 3. Davis, who said her home wes in Springfield, pleaded guilty and was held for the Grand Jury tn $5,000 bends» ue count charged the theft @f 9 fur coat valued at $500, und the Others covered the trceny of money amounting to more than $100 in sums ranging trom $1 to $62. Mer method, the wuthorittes say, ‘was to enter the dormitories in pre- Qetided seurch for cermin students, She told the court that her husband 4 confined by tliness to a hospital m Pover. LINCOLN’S ‘HOME "RESTORED. Hew Salom, ti. of 1881-1837 to Be Opened to Public in Spring. SPRINGFIELD, M., Nov. 20.—Reo- toration of the village of New Salom. where Abrahatn Lincoln worked as @roeery clerk, foll in love with Ann carried the post office in y hie hat and whipped the champion of the “Clary’s Grove Boys,” will be completed by next spring and, with the addition of the Old Salem Museum, will be thrown open as the Old Salem Btate Park, according to announce- mont of State Architect Edgar Mar- tin, ‘Log huts as they were in Lincoln's Gay have been rebuilt. Atmosphere of ANDREW Py 548 FIFTH AVE. Asove 457S: In September we revised prices to conform with the lowered cost of material—Now we present the first items of our usual Winter Sale. Men’s Shoes Women’s Boots That were $12 to $20, now That were $10 to $20, now $9.65 $11.80 $850 $9.50 $12.70 $14.75 $11.50 $13.50 Women’s Low Shoes and Slippers That were $9 to $18, now $7.90 $8.90 $9.90 $10.90 $12.90 All Sales Final--No ExchangesorC.O.D.’s , WEEN the business man buys anything, he usually knows pretty well who stands back of the thing he is buying. Why not an authoritative standard in underwear? Why the waste of time—the feeling of insecurity—the neces- sity for picking his kind of un- derwear out of a mixture of odd lots and brands and qualities? He knows what he wants— full size, full length, the right weight for the season of the year. Authenticated as to quality, make and finish. The same today as a year ago—with the certainty of getting the same grade again anv time he wants it. The Allen A Com Kenosha. Wisconsin New York Branch, 1107 Broadway The Maker’s Mark of Identification on Black Cat Hosiery and Cooper’s-Bennington Underwear \ Gepyright, 5080, The Allen A Company Who Speaks with Authority about Underwear The merchant who means to give him this high type of un- derwear service can do it even more easily than he can stock up his mixed brands. He can order direct from the mills—“Allen A,” that celebrated Cooper’s-Bennington Spring Needle Underwear, with its thirty years of established reputation. Uniform quality—dependable value. For men—for boys. Each garment in the future will bear the additional mark, “Allen A”—the Maker’s pledge of responsibility to you. “Allen,” the name of the Makers; and “A”—the standard mark of first and finest grade. mpany \ oo ~-—V—440OooOSeeeS==== (F MAKMS LITTLE DIVFERENCH WHAT YOU NEED—A WORLD WANT WII, 00 AND FIND re 22-26 West 34th St. —: Why y at Spear’s? 1 =i During These Last 7. of Spear’s November Economy Event ed & Co. makes in asking “Why shou! ence to any other furniture ear in New York?” We know that your first purchase at rar & Co, will answer this query to your complete satisfaction. have never purtha: SUITE. with sed here: When you buy furniture at Spear & Co. vantages: ) You save money. 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