The evening world. Newspaper, April 22, 1921, Page 14

‘THE EVENING WORLD, FRIDAY, APRIL 22, 1921. 4 99 Fe OLD P.-0. EMPLOYEES PASSPORT HELD UP _ |: te nave their oassoort vised vy | Say HE CONFESSED HOLDUP! FRANK GILMORE Farrar’s Zip . NOLONGERNEEDRETIRE | BELL'S SECRETARY |returved trom abrooa inst Decomber.| arrestee toy Baraiacy, chartos W: Keeps Crimi oe _ Srecke Sheee other cuarnes but her passport had not been vised to , f comply with this reguintion, She had a ¢ 9| WASHINGTON, April 2.—Reve- She Had Been Abroard and Hnd|to return to St. John, the nearest| Charlea W. Brooks, twenty-five, who | usy in AZA | cation of the Post Ortice order Hxing American Consul said he was an electrician living at No. | | Sot retirement MEN'S CLOTHING SHOP a employest at Failed to Comply With oo 269 Avenue B, was arraigned to-day in : sixty-two yoars for women and Regulations. Grits Body Found in Bay tdenti-| Harlem Court by Detective Lynch se Leoncavalle " fled, charged with burglarizing the haber- 1S sixty-five for men was wnnounced Scoial 10 'The Evening World.) ded | never w ‘ een dashery of Abraham Harris, No. 114 | wutah fs etersny by Postmaster kage MONTRBAL, Quebec, April 22.—Not) The girl's body found yesterday! tesington Avenue, from which $4,000 ; Hays. Postal employees eligible the Immigration inwa of the United| in the bay near the Statue of Liberty| worth of goods were stolen April 3. h ‘ salag Is | for retirement under oye act, DUL States but a provision of the passport! was Kentified to-day as that of Lottie] The police said Brooks admitted the t (= greatest the A Dionty who desire to remain in active set- regulation was the cause of Mine Mack: a typlat who lived with her| burglary and claimed he received tut 4 typiat who lived with ner) $127 for the stolen sod. He also. conte Pince, the Bronx, She disappeared Fvb.| that he was. on vice, will hereafter (ill out question- —enazie, secretary to Dr. Alex Graham . Abraham Hela, at No, 1050 Hall Reception to Be Tendered Sec-) i retary of Actors’ Associa- a. the police said, | gu nan value in what Miss | Joets 4, and each cane wa Pe tell, being refused adn én f a tie pertorinance | naires, and each case will be passed Hell, being refused admission to thi Upon individually by the Postmas- L. Hartt, Chief Immi-] 19, leaving a note in which she sald Beery, Stabe? lenbanbrenion tion in Filmland ter General's ome r the American Gov-| she was ill and despondent. and would! oy the pier at the foot of Hast Twenty | ¥ oot Where yacuncies exist iene not be 4. The identification was|fourth Street and evcaped with $4,000, | Taal ete Ph nee fale Hien | made at the Beltevuc Hospital morgue! Three of the men, aince arrested, are | meric ; i experienced workers, former em plying for entry to th | » i | now doing time for the holdup. Brooks, | yb mnt whe re hh A in Vppty entry to thi ited Abad} by Miss Stickler's father, Isaac Streier | the police said, was sent to Elmira | | ploy oO resigned may be Li within one landed from! of No. 456 Boulevard, Bayonne. Reformatory for burglary in 1918. slated, being placed one grade be- ver studied flow that they fom when retired, = = } * * , vlatead nes number of film players | noite: ‘The New Yorker is to spend some! An old friend, Mme, Etien Heact | ; OWER STORE | Gifs ere fostering the equity, spirit] aimior Mary Jan "etic: |CAPABLANCA’S FOURTH WIN. kibe Bryant A Bargain Basement | Huddersfield [nr tne ci “nn | Fesvein Price The Only Bargain Store for Stout Women 33." | worsted men’s now, engaced in film work, with u E eaeanthy entice’? Wo nonselaniie, Twn por] Gravaya, ap 38th St. Bere cae ings eee acres eed | Eeriiae tor | Suit Sale—24-78 29-68 « 59.75 | Leet sii @UIy from Glendale, near hero, te aa ae 0 at le ‘ the Stou oman | | 4 TT sm rempwcy-corpen on One Floor | B | suits at *60 {thelr leads aL. Now Yer ano mate ial The stout woman who | ioe deal iia the he finds it difficult to get or $25 less than tafle for coll at Pa the masters, clothes to fit her need Whe freight steamer Julio Lucken= | phe sgachowell Club will give not run all around town | Bach has arrived here from York with 2, Capt. W. H Captain for t "tation Company is here Statcelin’ Norili facilities of Lox Angeles harbor Heinrich solo sopr to nieht for her apparel. In our Economy Base- ment, everything can be found on one floor, at Lowest Prices. some shops ask for them machine-made! Julia Larac Mathiew anc numbers John A. 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Includes Suits Made to Sell at 35.00 Includes Suits Made to Sell at 45.00 In this group there are youthful, clever! cut styles—in smart new fabrics, includ- ing the new pencil stripes in browns, : ‘ blues and blacks—also mixtures in grays, at this price in both regular and stout greens and other colors sizes, These suits are silk mixture fabrics, etc. —a very large ussortment is being shown ry the trousers go first in boys’ clothes, it means double service to buy two pairs at the price of one suit. A Norfolk model, designed specially by us, these suits are tailored in solids, herringbones, and mixtures, and possess all those solid, rugged qualities of workmanship and wear which has made the name Wearmoor another word for Service. 8 to, 18 years. Franklin Simon & Co. Fifth Avenue, 37th and 38th Streets CHILDREN'S HAIRCUTTING SHOP — FIFTH FLOOR Read To-Morrow’s MORNING WORLD For Complete Details of To-Day’s BASEBALL GAMES The Best Baseball and Sporting Page | Published in New York City Men’s Tenderfoot Oxfords—3 Styles Not all sizes in each style, but a good range of sizes throughout the lot mostly black—broad and medium toe shapes—all have Goodyear welted soles —excellent workmanship throughout and are designed to give the maximum Price 4.40 Were Priced at $7.85, $8.85 and $9.85 of comfort and durability. See Pages 20 and 35 for Other Hearn Advertising SOON ew meme Fn ETE MERE RETURN TON TET ei cna iiad kin sexaian orn oor aniein erat ws # ~ | h a 4 /