The evening world. Newspaper, March 3, 1921, Page 3

ie a) "Came Here to Wed Soldier, BROOKLYN ROBRERY Mrs. Garland, Who Gave Up | But He Has a Wife, So She’ll CAME OFF JST AS $333,333 Income to. Wed rT gq IND ARN lL CONTRA : Be Bride vid His Father Second Time, Bride Again MAKES CITY i z | Standard ‘ Ca. Oe Gets Double | | Present Market Price for Oil Used in Gag Making. ILL IT LOWER PRICE? } al ‘Tf It Does, as It Has Done |. Before, Gas Should be Cut ys to the Consumer. ‘The $1.50 gas rate can be set vetde “if the Standard Oj] Company will * follow its own example on two pre- vious oc¢asions, when it cut the price of ofl under contracts with the Con- PAY $1.50 RATE first 400 cubic feet, $: r 1,000 fo: Next 19,600 feet; over 50°00 feet, i per thousand. GAS CO.CAN USE’ IMPOUNDED CASH Brooklyn Union to Deposit Stocks as Security for Refunds. To enable the Brooklyn Onion Gas Company to meet indebtedness, Fed- ‘eral Judges Ward, Hough and Mayer yosterday directed Special Master William Welling to return to the company funds estimated at $1,078,000 which bad been impounded to guar- antee. refunds to consumers in case solidated Gas Company. In 1914 the| the company should lose its fight to Standard Oil Company cut the price under existing contracts % cent per gallon and again, in :919, cut the con- tract price 1% cents, These tacts, brought to light by John Holley . Clark, Special Deputy Attorney Geng ween the rate now in'force. To protect the customers the com- ‘pany Was ordered to deposit with the Specia} Master as seourity not over $2,500,000 in the capital stock of tho Newtown, Jamaica, Woodhaven and Richmond Hill and Queens County is Companies, subsidiaries of the Ushed June 40, 1920, ut 60 cents for| POLICE PREDICTED ashicijganaes Deckiction Like Sherlock ‘Holmes’s, but No Detective or Policeman Was ‘There. Two weeks ago @ tél wire into the home of Hyman No, 1629 47th Street, Brooklyn, was cut. | Phe police were notified. A detective @aid that undoubtedly the cutting was | done by burgiars who intended to rob the house. | While seven persons were asleep on the second floor of the place early orf ‘Sunday the oellar and firt floor were | ransacked. Wine, tools ond other goods were carried away. Lieut. Sum- uel Fant, U. &. A., sald that a deteo- tive wae reached by telephone. “Well,” he said, according to the Lieutenant, “you see our deduction +, Was correct.” | No detective or policeman cume to | the house in response to the call; | anes: Funt sald. committed Tobberies within the past few a in the fash- tunable Prospect Park South section ‘of Brooklyn. Solid silverware and other valuables were taken from the home of Mark G. Levy, No. 151 Strat- | \ Travelled on Same Ship ‘as Fugitive and Was Impressed With War Record. The aid of President Harding's sise ter, Mrs. Kiton Remaberg of Sante Ana, Cal, and other influential yer sons it sald (0 have been entisted In behalf of Clarence Clowor of No. 5% Cathedral Parkway, a twenty-nine your-old overseas war veteran, whe pleaded guilty to-day to the theft of $3,676 from Lord & Taylor, by whitch firm be was cmployed asa clerk. Judge Mulqueon in General Sessions remand~ ed him for xentonce next Tussday, Clower fled on March 10, 1920, an@ was arrested’ recently In Vancouver, B.C. Detective John Cuntffe took tim to Arizona, where another tygitive was picked up, and the trio sailed from. New Orleans for New York on the stoamehip’Comas, 4 Ov the same ship were Mra, Reuie- , ‘berg, her husband ond daughter, and Mra Clara .l~cobson, a first eéusin of Mr. Harding, on their way to the eral associated with Col. William| Brooklyn Union. ford Road, yesterday during the ab- e + Inauguration of Prosident Harding. Hayward in fighting the Consolidated |, Tile, option “of the court stated sence of the family. Mr. Levy ‘aa a TODSR GARLAND According to Cuniffe, the party was attempt to boost prices, will be made | { fe conclusion of the Special sewelty store in Manhat! cellar | ——————--—-- |impressed with tho porsonality: of Q Master was correct, that the actual ‘window was “jiminied” and the whole Ege: ts the basis of evidence he will submit} cost of making and distributing gas| house searched. CRIMINAL COURTS Gower and "lite wut tenerd and item in future gas litigation. is now 85.73 cents and the invested On Tuesday many articles of oloth- Promised to de all they could'in belp- * Phe Consolidated now jg under| Capital of the company ts $28,000,090, the possibility “of any material re- contract with the Standard for duction ia the rate of $1.10 Ie most| 000,000 gallons of of for making gas, | remote.” ing” were stolen fom the wine ef) Mother of Young Man Who)” SAFER NOW FOR _|ing nim vo cot a now start fod.” Me Heaton is an editoriai| Refused $4,000,000. Inheri- JURYMEN'S COATS | airman im? Pade, ivade on. the writer for the New York World. Both en OL SR i f acy No, 39 Broad Street, and Mr, Porry &t 12.81 cents per galion. ‘This was| James H. Jourdan, Prasident of ue Mr. Lavy and Mr. Heston are mem) (ance Marries Swinburne} , ar fave [ecared (eeday that If the. prisoner - ra Oo! e Prospe: af acks i + Y receives a susponded semtenod as a far higher than the open market Tavit vesiiing: trae the eoonpen ‘ta| MLLE sociation, which hired a privatadetee- | Hale in Paris, Racks Provided So a Watchtu firat offrader he will give BUD & fem! price when the contract was made|cagh and Liberty bonds aggrerating| JOLip: ive after numerous ries Beveral : May Be Kept on One's in tus amce, last December, according to Major 5,000 to meet current indebted. VENN©G fin in ily and put up a comfortable of | Belo 3 Clower salt he fell in love with « Clark, and is double the prico now’ mess of about $8,000,000, and that it| Y= PSNEOT fice ooth in the vicinity. longings. French gir! while serving in the war quoted. If the Standard follows the | '8 absolutely necessgry for the com- Thomas Kane and William French| Mrs, Marie Tudor) Gariand Green, and sent for her on his return to New to secure the di wore arrested, according to the po- sc Nicion- ate Real N BNNOVATION, intended |Yone "hey wore married here, bUE\ | | two precedents already eet, Major | [x to are I a An Mac Tice, in the apartment of Mrs. Mur-| WhO disregarded @ provision val tw anake the court rooms of | disagreed, and Clower said he gave + ( Clark says, the public may be re-| tomers. garet Dunn, No. 47 wesies Liat Mrat Wusband’s will that she would| General Sessions reason-» [her the money he stole to return to “ athagheabbearcnetiond fe sie poren sae 1 ws Je | Patrolman, Mitchell found ne under. | forfeit $233,388 income 1f she quarried) ably safy from the depredations [2 T™*"c™ iB rates to enable the Consolidated to, | es js ; ; od é | her rs, Duan was asicep, a { whose| of thieves, was introduced to-day ie Oceania ard lB ay Galli- Curci American Now iff alleged. See ee ee entand, se-| 08 the suggestion of Judge ‘Talley SEPARATION DUE Ou. > > sons, Oharles H. Garland, 16 33 DAYS ADRIFT, i" . Mt seems that not all of the To HOME COOKING As each cent in the price of a gul- Tuned a $1,000,000 Inheritance, wal ooone in thewe august halls of sedasesle sa: Gc nuacnaecne nae en Proves Her Citizenship by ‘ RESCUED BY LINER|mriea o tira ume in Paris on! justice recently were there tn the a, 3 Match 1 to, Swinburne Hale, New| roles of prisoners, Overooats be- Katz Says Physician Tokt Him to Re gnoe ceente cuuivalent ito: it ee , = longing to jurors have been dis- | . Quit Eating Milliner Wife's > would be much to the public beneft A iad S ? be H F; ad Wien Antie Vennett, » pretty 4 i ew of | York lawyer wil offices at No, 84 é ip tide Wafers thu gas company cots l ing ervice ouse un lmbinianl, Aboutnewenty aoe guna, Octogenarian ‘Captain and Cre ‘confirmation of the| Pbearing with unnoyiog frequency © Food Product, “ Sourt m0. . FS the goney Into Its possession. + + — +r | arrived here from Hav-e last Monday Six Blown About by Winds Forth: Ave! and nobody seemed to know how id vr Hale's} t it, The thieves who in- tn The’ > ment of New York, State Head- ecting to marry Arlin Dey A news was given to-day by M lo stop It. maton!) COnith Fee ee ee “MheConsolidated management has Her Ex ample Worthy of Emu- pat = Fry Arlington pps | From Every ingle. Brooklyn reserved decision to-day oa vaded the court rooms did not placed the company directly at the qe ertian Belt wovening Worla: |! Palmerton, Pa. who served as a} he ‘ : \ partner, Wallace Nelles, who sald he] yaded (8 court foes id ng ;the petition of Mra, Anite Kabet for ‘ Mi Doirty-three days at sqa in 4 storm- ss norcy of the Standard Oil Company| lation, as Cash Is Needed to! wpon instructions of the State Menspnant 8 SMI ence, nd | ned jeuking, and partially dismasrea| received a cable from tin partuer heavy wentenoes they, heard Gene ailemony ang eon, {oon She ae ‘by letting the coal gas equipment go Committee of the American Legion un hat Arlington ready had a é Ls ery “busi No. pn tb rain while'bullding up the ol! exs| . Carty Out Evening World] forthe investigation of the oon- |wite {t looked as though she would So to-day when the jurors ar- | Street, Manhattan, Wer jusband, . th th - plants," Major Clark said. Bitumi-| Plans. Which Contemplate} {tice es writing to inform You never see Palmerton, Pa. and would 26-ton yaw, ending with-rescue by a6] announcing the wedding. ocean liner, 180 mies from the nearer” 6 iiute, who was a member of] rived they found racks installed | trving, tives at No. «86 Shoffietd Ave- “~ port, was the uxperience of wighty- mi f Seven-| [n al! the courts for their over- | nue, Drooklym She ‘the abandoned nous Coal now can be bought for little ;, "i that this committee will hold have to return to France. But there! iiree-yaar-old Capt. Gashield and his|tbe Socialist C se %s ¢ Forty-| Coats and hats, ‘This will enable | jo, sons P *! Help to Wounded Soldiers} tic meetings in the Board of Bsti- | is team work in the Deppe family. nt ere to-day by|teen and of the Committee o them to keep an eye on their prop: | » LI oreht Bearers, ee. tbe Dalene. ber the, Coe inate Room, City Hall, Uity of Sah Ghe Are ge 7 1) eight, was divorced several yeare ago] orty and Is halled a8 a triumph for |. THs Is a differeht story. Her cooky ‘olidated cannot take advontage off Not Only Now but many) New York. to receive complaints. | H°Bry George Deppe, fifty-five yedrs| the steamer Dunstan. Bight, was fe, who was Beatrice | Justion. ing worried dim so, he says in bis Ans because of its neglect of the coal and to hear such matters as may | 4, father of Arlington, has como to] The yaw! Marlette, witl a cargo of} from his first wife, ne Be No placards reading “Watch | 1wwer, that Re went to the Life Hx ‘gas field. Years Hence. deal with the welfare of the sick the rescue and is going tc marry the seit, loft Turks Island Jan. 26 for Ber-| Forbes«Robertson, a niece 0! Your Orerooat ane Har’ Have vet | tention eothicte hee Raven RO’ Wee “In Baltimore, where there has - | and disabled in and about the | ir) as soon as he recelves permisaion| muda. When soveral days out troublos) Johnstone Fortbgs-Robertson been posted in the court roma, * | told that he had bétter quit j \ : Stato of New York. th Fed: began with a leak, Thon-the wind be-| pisregarding the will uf her fret | pace | ome Hf ho wanted to lve peep a considerable increase in gas By Lilian Bell, | The first two meetings have from 1e proper Federal authorities. e' He also said his wife would fot tearm » PPO sa low, from nor nor'east nei | been set for Tuesday and Thurs- |The elder Do; saw Julie for the| san to blow, Tuesday was an April day of/ day afternoon, March 1 and 3, at 2 | first time yesterday when he went to|'? #00’ Sou'weat and ‘entirely aruu smiles and tears in my work of con-| o’clock—future mectings to be an= ducting a campaign for the health,| nounced. ~ rates, the present rate is 85 cents per 1.000, This price is based on a manu- i facturing cost of 19 cents per 1,000 band, J A. Garland, Mrs. how to kenp house. never | Gurantmarca “Prac cane IN JAIL FOR KEEPING | iit dott te St Gh ee reno. more Hillis Island at the request of his son|the compass, varying from gontle to gale. | (469, who had been superintendent) GIRL our T OF SCHQOL| there would be ° sce eet nidabe, The mast went by the board, the wet : g cn , : : 3, She Also, he. said. and is made possible because Balti-| comfor, and happiness of our be-| _ YoU are requested by the oun. | 10 see If anything could be done for} aie cot into the food. and ull hands| of the Garland estates, saath : ee Kena wi leptin the eda sof the ae more ts a ‘coal gas town.’ The Con-| ig, mittee to attend these hearings | her. had a pratty hard time. divorced him in 1914. en si Hie Rte Her Katt MSdniGd ‘te Shit OE thoi any auch | ee so that you may bo afforded frat Julie's dark beauty appeaied tol Gn Reb, 2 the Dunstan ev aivui.| tinguished the income from her first|If She Stays Out Her Father Must relief because the coal gas making | my wore taker ene tar odeh resatt| Of the investigation, amd eo that |Henry George Doppe and lo lont no| fock'Yne capiain nd crew ibuurd, husband's estate by remarrying, the! St / In—He Comments Caus- Daailipthent bare bss not been KADt Up. veld ‘ ken me ‘ar * jeld, ré nee at the proper time you may offer | time in proposing marrfge—through| Mariette was wet sa! fire, income was givided among their tically on U. S. Freedom. ‘Wirelens paeacie Report x “as William Rockefeller is on the| tret 1 em ede alae pass ae! to the committee such remedy for jan interpreter. Io cannot _epeak rig i children, James A., Tudor, Hamilton, hh Lappino, slaty, of No, 179 Kast | PPiMCeAY Mafolkan Had Wit leobers. § a nning for three years josed as may | qe ; “ Lappino, sixty, ; y Board of Directors of the Consall-| trom now as well as providing for | halve inthe oourse or lie hear ee ee | eee ee | RORCED: TO! LIVE IN Charles and Hope Garland. After di-| Joseph Lappino, slaty, of No. 110 Kast) the Princes Matolka arrived to-day fated, the company should be able tol ine present immediate need of our| IES, occurred to y aga ; NEWARK, SHE SUES| ""2'8 Green, Mrs. Garland used the ere eee Municipal Bullding tos) ff0™ clenoa bY way of Boston, having negotiate a way out of the position in| siegneds ” : : ‘The men themoeives wo uuve- | Henry George Deppo went to Wiis ’ name of her first husband. Her home | 0 ey at he wanted to. He haq| left the Mediterranean port Feb. 14, An A “bleaseda, complaints as to their treatment | Jsiand to-day, all dressed up in his fe at Bossard'’s Bay, Mass. Before|osv* * i" | Mmbreperty decipherea wireless menaage » which it finds itaelf. Tuesday I had an appointment} will be heard first. Sincerely to, 5 ‘ < s ov pe! Ave cise to @ roport she had bumped “Pitty cents on every 1,000 feet of] with Mme. Gald-Curci, she has!) Urs, H. ALLISTHR MORRISS, |SUMday clothes and carrying a YX) Wife Wins: Separation Chargiig | her marriage eke was Miss Marie! “You call this a free, country?" he) (Cibeng wt ¢ sane dingustedly | to-day. fh 7 cretary, . | Of candy and @ bouquet and a yellow Tudor, daughter of Mr. and Mra | "9d itting ‘hin! (o-day. he y gs In New York ote tulle Wie oot married an American, which tur’) soue of THE GOVERNMENT |aultcase fied with articles of femi-| Cruelty, but Husband Blames Sian rok Bade ot Bbatan. gunner” Apie, fourteen a real h out \ sarode ihe contro! of thacolf bosineas pede Ra ts aia daa HOSPITAL SHORTCOMINGS. | nine apparel, for Julle had agreed to Too Much Mother-in-Law Mr. Hale te a graduate of Harvard | pf #4hool A wnt toreourt for the same! ally. BS f rie . o § irritat The Standard Oil Company of New| woman for marrying an American| 422° paidlence was composed ot Reape Bint HA sine cACtiS S MSSNGET puerenat Chart sudtien’ Torigtin tp Univapsity ad Barns Lavy Seas! (lh Fit ot to tome titan a Meuiterraprat Pi a York is in control in this field. ‘'The| man and becoming an American, but t many—had met them or heard|to say “Mon cheery,” which Julie ac-| White Plains to-day granted @ decree) He has been active ; | fom my Work t,” Ne demandes ee Cobb, metal to thd sh on railing ‘day to ‘ Standard of New Jersey does not sell) what 1 cannot understand is an Sf then ta my ews work in Fox Hills, | cepted as the equivalent of “my dear."| of separation to Mrs, Mildred Van-| cies and represented as attorney| “Three dai nai Magistrate © il cL ie ‘ u ays in Jal Mayer, iH this territory, Even to-day, the] American woman marrying out of| Nearly all were eit oe ences Bale Beta te Care Mulle Tor ee og PB isa Berns tread ne some of the Reds who were deported Tee aii says out of achovl he tet ot tha United states Maal Ling, jn Y ve of the woun 2 . - can’ tank wagon price of gasoline sold by| her country and becoming a for-|motives and from love of the weniuin | Milo right a wrong done by bls eon | testified her husband, among other cruel | 2U2C8r the, Standard Oli Company of New! eigner, claque for Fox Hills Hospital. One| Who underwent @ mental Process Hot |acts, made her live in a hall bedroom | Jersey in Jersey City is 3 cents a Think of being born an American} man, so evidently “planted” that peopel tegen Re aa ae vanece in Beware tow Pari pile galfon lower than thé gasoline sold In] and then giving up the privilege of pres hes itedl pecans hie ieath|| forget he had a’ wite in Palmerton,|!owed Mra. Vandusen custo; New York by the Standard Oll Com-]taying one for any man who ever|™ A Pa, It happened that Juelle wan'mar-|a week for the support of their hat it said of Pox Hills Hospital, : : pany of New York, An sutomobile} stopped in shoe leather! ie’ inathan whispered in my eur xsd when the lieutenant first met ee MSE LE Ns owner can save money b; ing to] You do see queer things if you live| what she was afraid to speuk aloud. . ve sep ty Paci Jersey City to fill the ce Asti ore accber! © os Her son is a patient at Fox Hills,| At hia request she obtaine! 4/18, 1918, at Port Chestor, Mrs, Vanduscn e ~ long enough! divores and then unexpectedly ap as fy ina testified her husband quarrelled with instead of buying here. Well, Mme. Galli-Curci, at close| She was requested to testify peared to carry out her part of the ‘With such absolute co lemon+ s : eer private hearing. c her frequently, choked her and un two, fall, Yor straveal {DGD Absolute control demons) rango, is a clear-skinned, brown-eyed| Col, Wickersham was in the chair| Pontract entered into in France.| (°C sgiona tore off her dress when ¥iv| 34th Street—New Yo! i sent up a telegram I had re- eae ‘Asilegton Deppe.patied on) Toa ts go: out sora walle oman, who does not look a day ove: dated to ask the New York public to| wom: waver from the boys at Fox Hills, bear the burden of extortionate oi! | thirty. —~. Mr. Vandusen denied the charges of . ° s He read: |t aloud, ‘There was no his wife and sald their marital troubles Vi S 1 id peice Colt an clatts Sant re ean | T asked her i¢ she would not oon-| Comment Tt spoke, for Itselt CONGRESSMAN INDICTED. | vive duey “cp much, mothersn-la ery Special Value Friday Consolidated indepondent.’ f sider it a "privilege to make a contri-| Raporters were there from every because his wife wanted to live with ‘The $1.50 rate makes New York|>ution to our Service House and she| paper and they took copious notes. | Ackerman, Head of Cement © her mother rather the ti with bin y ment pric rolled up her big eyes and flung her| If this meeting had been held in| Jia, wew Jersey Representa! GY pay Me Jughest Price for ae 10 }hands heavenward and began to fell| Madison Square Garden with all Now Se et ne er ea Pitisbuseh ‘pays $85 maximum for|2ow Much sbe had already given to] York In attendance, T think no ono i moines ot MiMi 2. fliuminating gas, but it this and that. with a brain could imagine that the] J. President of the Lawrence Portland | Hluminating’ gas, but it aiso has |’ ‘put, madame.” 1 said, "you have by| American Legion was in the funiness| Cement Company, who was ind Homusticnuses he artifigdsl pay rave {Your marriage-become an American.| of attacking any hospital. Not «| individually in New York yesterda HUBBY SHOULD KNOW! : (iverto Stapn Out ailekia WAH Ma Custom Tailored | Why Not Tell Mim? | | | ry, ee ee apt ee ithe Pi Would you not like to give some-|man has anything but the sincerest) charges of violating the Sherman Anti Magistrate McQuade in the Jetferse thee ay Gay the first G00 fect and itching to your wounded soldiers out| appreciation of all efforts to eure for] Trust Law, is the Congressman for th| \iarket. Conrt to-day told Mrs. Jane Tweed Suit Ss the las ‘ number of consi mers of compliment to your handsome the wounded properly Pininfield district Marion é. Acice Capaluto that her husband had # righ {he jarge number of consumers WhO! young American husband?" Tut that there In an improper sit-|man, a brother and a Vice Bresiden: | Capaluto that her husband isd & rich! use the minimum poe sparattan ere | She looked at him and he looked at} uation at Fox Hills is known to any of me SOmEOEe, EAE SEE. Pe | Oe eet te tran cigearih deme. 10 For Wi d Mis: that oxtent- juatified. Momphis pays|2¢": Then she reached for her check| intelligent man or Woman who ever |CORSIPSRI On te eon March 16. al or omen am ses 7 "| >. 98 and her . a |book and gave me a check for §100, went there. For example, all will re- | ‘The indictment was the result of ttha| *eop on the night of Fel Pg ity Lodat' conditions enter Into fee tuieg,| Ain't it great to be in love? member how in my Christmas cam-|oxposure of, the bullding materials | iusvand found ber, thers and pulled th oa comparison ts hardly fair. Oh, my! T can remember paign, £ Wired to the Secretary of |combine in New York. It contains two| cove Suitable for Sport “in “other cities ‘where facreased | BUt however: War that the patients had not suf- [rounts-—meonopoly ‘and restraint of Sgurt, to-day he said is wit tre: Suitable p € THE REVUE DE FA ficient clothing to attend the dinner " atly went home to mother without ussite tendo tie el GOING To BE A.BiG Hare ae the Minight Poli. We printed Kwa RE Hse waa lonsiased and General Wear from the maxi | the Wor : o 8D “i ¢ é ~) an 0 y a Reriaa tan Ce oa ERE ion tee sylvauia Hotel Roof is so great an|Rogora, Then I went to Fox Hills|the general public, I hope more will No. $7 Vandam Exceptional Value 1,000 and St Paul pays $1 net, attraction that they now begin the} ana saw with my own eyes that ajcome to the Thursday, March %,|Street, who, according to the police, Omaha, where the gas plant Is mu- | eacock Parade in front of the booth. | oom was filled with mew army ; meeting. ia implicated in the murder of Joseph are D . Boys from Polyclinic and from No. — or'w eft ocks, shoes,; We are spending time every day in| pasini! a stable foreman. on May 27, Picipally owned, has increancd: rates § Livinggton Place, are there every | otnine underwent. & 188 | ooking for a service house, We have Was arrested last night. Ho Is 1.26 maximum. | Rates in other evening Yn charge of Mra, Chartes |"! 4 enough now to pay the first instal-|under indictment for first degree cillss secording te oe Ai dakt Goodwin, State President of the War|BOYS GOT SNEERS AND NOT|ment. on the rent, but not nearly | murder ee A drains + Mothers, who have att : cam! ne man pleaded guilty at the being the maximum subject to dis- . Imprisonmen hree others hospitals all the week. Hxhibits of| Mr. Carleton assured me that any |" 4” home for these homeless boys |¥S8?¥. counts for prompt payment or scal- received lesser fante 3s and two the wonderful work these boys do are | patient could have a camplete outfit | was never more needed than now. 1d State's evidence Hoga to- ing down from 10 to 80 per cent, ac- Sn gate tin our booth, Pe ee ca to him. 1 believed bim, n aed turn o's evide pean tor F . cording, to quantity used: | Low’ An- wishing to contribute. to Tair Bamene | Sines them, fatty “twenty boys, whe Teg PRE ATED Se Atma mG EE ATE, tht te) COREY Me TOR ORI2 Smart tailored, -mannish jan | Francisco, House Fund may do 80 there. applied to me for clothes I referred | ine flower of jour young manhood; | te — . Ci Va :¥ v: soar. i 3 pe cents. Washingien, iG? THE WRITER ATTENDS THE|!> Mr. Carleton and Dr. Cobb, and | possibly contributing to thelr death. Sketahancand dull: decotiailons. models new Rainbow st rted that their requests were ontr ! i, n Anijonio, $1.36; | AMERICAN LEGION HEARING. |not "only refused but sneered at. |,, Clange your contribution! | Make! oF wiry, Harding's inauguration Tweeds. French Blue, Tan, it out to Life instead of Death and Albany, $1.60 I recetved an invitation to-day nd at to-day’s hearing, when Col. oS made in New York will be Portiand, Me, $1.80; Detroit, 89 which a year ago would have jeecmed | Wickersham in reccrring “to. those | mall It to The Evening World in the | gowns made in New York will be Brown. Gray and Henna. | gents; St Louis, 85 cents; Newark, as impossible as one asking me go|freesing and draughty corridors. | Service House, No, 1, or bring it to| ° y $1.15; Buffalo, $1.40; Providence, R. 1, occupy the throne of England while | acked if overcoats were not issued to i 7 |me in Room 11 abit to | ning World to-morrow. Insure a . Silke li orld Bullding fotvlen cette naniaate Unie Silk lined. or alnfluemme |, House wardrobe by ordering to- ite” The tomutne bert day from your newsdealer a copy Crome neue TN ot Friday's Evening World, ~ ost $1.95, dhe Queen went on tour. the In some cases there is a service As It is too precious to paste in, as | Gharge or minimum consumption § sometimes do, I copy it, The origt- | tien Iimit. Chicago pays $1.29 for.the first wal df this letter goes in my file |” And then he Jaughed. 000 feet of gas, the rate being estab-, The American Legion, Depart ‘ Yet the overcoats are the: patients, the boy testifying said: hat, issue overcoats to pa