The evening world. Newspaper, December 3, 1920, Page 10

atte eerlgen area -anaralampenecee: arateeey THE EVENING WORLD, FRIDAY, DECEMBER 3, 1920. ames Le : Z ILL SEEM Goop coLey SAILS TO- 0-MORROW. ‘RAID DISTILLERY; KILL GUARD] .WARVARE 18 site 4s ssn. TOBE JUST PLAIN [tacts oo tis vine tu Hemet, uaa, Rewted by Shots Diaavpent i BONWIT TELLER &,CO, CITIZEN SMITH.’ | esaway and Armentiya, | Im Mater Prucks. FIFTH AVENUE.AT 387 STREET 10 wine t drives for | WASAINGTOS, pe Dac uw ba UXINGTC Declares Governor, Who Is Reanae on ti Ending Twenty-five Years of |e ue | | | Public Service. ‘[ait, pata Baltasar Grom of Urugu ral and civil offiel vo tr tae been . ~ “4 OV. ALFRED BE SMITH, who |the guest of the Argentine AP ANG Ven tiea aga Will Close Out Saturday is at the Biltmore, would [ment He will sail from raon was «a Government guard — not comment to-day on tho |the battlesiip Florida + € ae baa and seve other guards weM on the might be a candidate |Cording to the present plans when suddenly armed men sprang sf i d Lah att call eit in rede In Mr. @olby’s party will be Maje of | te them » two sides. “Throw A Col lection of Three Hundre he will be a private citizen (Ge: Adelbert Cronkrite, Rear Ad- | y r hand 4 raidera commanded. | i miral I B. Bassett. Col. William Kel-| Anderson's reply wae a shot and the ia Jan, 1, for the first time im Jiy jr, his miiitaey aide: Capt. BE. S| pandite delivered a vor | WOMEN'S PLAITED SEPARATE SKIRTS PLAIDS CHECKS STRIPES 12.50 Regular Prices 19.50 to 35.00° This collection includes the smartest types in plaited skirtsof worsted and velour finished fabrics. Every fashionable color combination is presented in blue and gray, blue and green, red and gray, green and tan, brown and tan, black and white, Af sedd brown and white and vari-colored effects. ef Aged L. D. MoKKec Is Found ie es Kerpy removed | further lor, Shed together nnd tho ctan Te?! 29.23 West Just West | BT vers pitkcnem danger of the gua by extingulshing the changed berths with the womam Both 3 g4h Gp. ane ryant of Sth Ave. SEPARATE SKIRT DEPARTMENT—SECOND FLOOR ceaer iaenbar of te, State {Agia | eee — ‘was found dead yesterday in tho of hin home here. Gas, flow- ty-five years, he declared: Ross, aide to Gen. Cronkhites Dr. | fret pulteta killing And: ‘And beileve me, it will seem |Gulliermo A, Sherwell, Judicial expert |other guards’ opened fi | , very good. To be just plain |of the International High Commis- | disappeared jn the darkness, They had ‘Smith will sult me first rate." | sion and special asaistant to Mr. Colvy;|@ motor truck wnd two automobiles not Governor and bis family are | William H. Beck, Mr, Colby's private | far away. Bloodhounds trailed some of ‘spend Christmas again this year |Mecretary; Herty R. Young, disbute-| the wen who walked, but lost the acent ttle brick home at No. 2 [!9& Offlcer of the mission; Hawin T. in « negro suburb, their a ke and irs. Evans, stenographer, and Manuel) ‘The Pepper Distillery holds 2,000 bar- Street, and he Guillermo Martine, Spanish stenog-| rele and 12,000 canes of whiskey valued itt are here now partly to get it |rapher. Naval aides for Mr. Colby Jy $1,000, | at nearly $1,000,000, readiness. They expect to re- /and Admiral Bassett will be detaticd | —_—__ s+. it Deo. 20. Last Christmas {from the staff of, the Florida's offl- ‘ . | cera, Sebastiano Sampato, Co Y spent in the Kxeoutive Man- | hone or the Brasilian’ Kinbaasy. iy| FIND DEAD BABY IN SLEEPER, which they will turn over to | Wagington, will accompany the jiasndnocinaas es ik ,a@lect Miller Dec. 20, party: apis | DETROIT, Hee. 3—Detroit police are| Governor will retam to Al- secking a handeome, well-dressed young Dec. 27 to wind up his oxeou- | GAS MAKES 26 FAMILIES ILL. | woman, befeved'to be the mower ot *| ork, and will remain at a | gir! baby found dead under the lower > ‘til after the inauguration of |O8¢ Weman tu Hospital Atter Vapor| berth In the Wolverine Exprem on the | f = apa hes Gov. Smith hag | P*CAves From Tenement Furnaces, | New York Contrai upon sts arrtval from {tractive business | Twenty-aix famillen in the alx-atory| New York Jesterday, The body wos wed many a! tenamont ut No. #20. 129 Street | NEMPPEG iD a Turkish towel and tn but is not ready to aonounce pat eae ee ohne e brown paper, The baby died a. weck His friends | “eT? made il to-day by the escape of | ago, It is-belleved. After the abtopay h be will accept. coal gas from tho furnace in the base- | James McCarthy, Deputy Chief of De ot believe be will run for Mayor. | ment, Mrs, Dora Medora, twenty, waa) Mcuvan, auld the infam hud Geen strangled with one of five who required medical at-| “When the peehe east boarded the tantion. She. was taken ‘to. 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