The evening world. Newspaper, March 23, 1921, Page 13

|on-commissioned officer under Capt. MATE DISAPPEARS Hilgrade and during his service on FROM S SHIP AT SEA| the Watts was recanted as the Cap- tain'’s confidential man. The Ameri- can Consul at Tampico, for which Wireless to Mrs. J. Ty MoBreen Of | port the tanker Js bound from Italy, “, athe fe. 3 has been Instructed to make an in- New Brighton, Pails 10 Explain | vestigation when the veoscl, arrives, > Loss of Son. Policoman Thomas McCarthy of the | Stapleton Precinct, a brother- pg law Bee iaty Tee de ican cient ne [Ot MORPORD, Ubtained. & eave of S6> SOLO PRIVATELY. baited Hudson Seal berths DAY On SvENT#O. MeBreen served in the navy aa a\will get away ten days ahead of tho THE EVENING WORLD, WEDNESDAY, MAROH 28, 1921, usual tina, Capt; John Matheson “mia! ee at seu last night, Iman, Thomas BlcBreen, second toate at the [sence and started for Tampico Peau ‘orden } $85 Binclair ol] tamker Aldvidge ¥ to make @ personal investigat i wan received to-day by Lis mother, ae | tut Ti Mrs, J. J. MeBroen, No. 468 Richmond FSHERVEN OFF PARLY. | I Hana ‘Terrace, ean enn S 1. The) BOSTON, March 23.—Mackerel fieh- | wireless, signed by William Hilgrade, jermen are to make an early start for } Sy fea of the tanker, gave no de-| the southern fishing srounds. The MRS, RUSSEL, 241 Ww. aad tails |Helena, now being fitted at Gloucester, Lepore ge [ FIRE SALE NOW GOING ON FOR OTHER GIMBEL NEWS SEE PAGE Sold Out To GIMBELS ‘Entire Retail Stock of 14_ Fifth Avenue at 39th Street ° to be sold at HALF PRICE AND LESS Than Original Prices NEXT MONDAY GIMBEL BROTHERS 32me STREET ~ BROADWAY- 3300 STREET NEW YORK crv’ GIMBEL BROTHERS 32 STREET -BROADWAY-33a0 STREET NEW YORK CITY Important Correction There was an error in the Gimbel advertisement of Tuesday, March 22, the result of a type falling out of the form. The mistake was obvious to anyone. But so that there may be no misun- derstanding, we herewith reprint the item correctly. *125 107 Pe, Elite Limoges China Dinner Set, coin old bands and coin gold indies; open stock pat- tern. a TE cee ce a Harlem Store Only rd Ave. & 123rd St. Entire $750,000 Stoek GRAND RAPIDS SAMPLa FURNITURE T% VALUE ALL . MUST} OUR R U GS GO! $250,000 STOCK OF W. & J. 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