The evening world. Newspaper, April 27, 1921, Page 20

THE EVENING WORLD, WEDNESDAY, i) We Carry a Full Line of “ Pictorial Review”’ Patterns = AMERICAN FOUR Sales for Thursday — | rojo yryp L. A. PRICE, Pres. \ Satisfaction Guaranteed or Money Promptly Refunded APRIL 27, 1921. William E. Simmons. _ | hold its second and last Aprit meeting to-morrow evening in the Pulitser HIGH WATER, Building, and experiences will be in Sandy Hook. HelGate |order, At the last meeting former # aM re AM, TM | Secretary Carpenter of the Conser- | | i} 1 o5 #99 ait | Yation Commiasion was to have mnde a 10 3} | & talk, but a revolution of the polit cal tht 2 44h Sa . \ eae Wheel'at Albany upset the personnel ee ee Showers is the weather prediction | Of the commission and broke Mr. Car- l., penter’s engagement; however |New Mounts, New Players and — [op iahopi Ereaident) of the Teor | 5 ears m | : 3 att, «| A “black sea monster,” twenty feet | Stetmboat Company, gave an inter- | tet am New System Is Followed in pnster,"" twenty feCt/ esting recital of his Hlorida fishing | em: sean tos \ " ‘ (4 long, weighing two tons, was taken in| experience, |. Tirtng of being | Big Effort to Bring Back]|a mackerel net off Attantic City on "7 ri a onday, Nobody could tell what kind| [t has often becn noted that one of Trophy Lost on Long Island Jor a tisir it was. t hief allurements of salt. wa tha for to-day Fred Hive ot, against the advice of her aunt's old friend, Edward Clark, dently Merrie Kari hoster and 8 week Inter Margaret secures © postion ax fl “Folleg, the bookKeopor, MAPANFeE takes @ tom with a pelrate family. + lonp letter to wer aistt Tu Which she ‘expremes ker Geutte to angels > sacar Wad on (Peni: — r you never can tell what ti seeeame Seven Years Ago Through ng is certainly a most peacefull you will eateh. A particular instance 192, pee Prem Pebienine © | once and a home of my own. Bu ‘ Overconfidence, well as “contemplative” pastime, | in my own experionee exemplifies the tl Thy, Orava? WW CHAE La OONORE: 6 ( has often led to serious interna-| truth of the saying. One afternoon | CHAPTER ILL Non ional complications. ‘The | out on o Carolina beagh in a + r , veray, between Spain and 3 0, AUeSst of channel bass. L got a falr hop eames |Wrpng man and everiastingly reer : 9 $ By William Abbott has just been amicably settled by| M™4A8 of Kingfish (whiting they are SRE'S nothing new to | "vq hope you will not, Margare: a ’ competition for the interna. | fishermen, Teak REGUL aNGeL by Waes cleneene I'm a joke tn an off fm glad we can be friends.” | | the fieh preparatory to re 3 right. Would tha ‘| “I¢ you're glad, what do you sup iness I shall not marry ths | onal polo cup will start Jure urnitee to 5 \ Robert Fridenberg rose unusually aenitg tt ahah t Anabelie’s ambition. Frank! (ve |pose it means to me? But it's ge: 14, when like a cavalry rush the ; Ody aCe to eaten |My shack. Hearing a sight noise b2- , : American Four will moet the |} PAVERINER tO TOAUEE thE tone: oF hind, f tunned to find a full grown doe} decided 1 don't want to wad rae tee and [ must get back on th defending British team on the historic | Hast 1éth Street at 630, ‘The boat | ey pang om its head, but ic shied | 2 business, 1 have no a He signaled (h» waiter for th fdat Hurlingham, The: se 1] did not come and he had to hustic to| Py "Howes it did not run away,| Wfty ideals of success check and in a short time they bac |e the best two out of three ak rar aes bat abe Pe ahh < Sl When 1 started down the beach it fol) kid myself into believing 4 tert cre eet and «i+ was on her wa ‘loth While the ultimate result is in doolt/ fished at Sands Point and adjacent | {he shack with me L finally Uses] Out Pd rather marry and skims ‘Anabelle was the only person in the $ In Polo Cloth ne thing is already certain, the|grounds, An east wind made Ashing| cred it wanted a drink of wat Tie{ along with the right man than be piace, that [s, the only employee, vU y werieans will not be caught nappuig |W0Ot, and the Ash ran small, “Iob" | plight was due to the fact that all ot} @ high priced executive im some | and down In front of the show car Velour and sith) . ee a \ oe res got twenty founders, more than any-| the fresh water ponds on the is Fr L walked a portly gentleman who wa: Jeave. ies ead uN and lowe becaust | vody else on the t ha ed up. After it had satisfie y jooking at his watch when Margaré e Basket Weaves | of ineumeent training 4 Mee ee eer yatienicd) “Anabelle tatke of big business | Came into. the room. e United An | Back in 1914 the Americ: nck and disappear plains in a way that takes me off ‘He's getting sore,” whispered Anu belle, cryptically, as Margaret joinec Richly Embroidered Wraps hel dala a raat shi ae Jeooks aes nome : ae ales oe a ee her "sSome one’s Rolne t0 pet, bate Stunning straight-line and wrappy models | ia ¥ nonchalant! de into Switzerland, | P it-leaving the place without | ¥ : | fused to under ary pe | concealed in a coal ear, business deal to save my soul, 1 enlesman this w. Why don’t you & in Polo Cloth, Velour and Basket Weaves in «| Returning home, Hitchcock began | STANDING OF never pull off anything, I just | ind talk to him, Mrs, Baxter? ation for both players and poo | Coats thai appeal to those who | un will represent a year's prep | matches that were held last summer want service and smartness | on and the expenditure of Giese | at Westbury. | Handsome Velour and Polo Cloth Models in lo x quarter million dollars From the oki ie avy tod luce t bee ‘d come befa:e ekin, tan, rookie and navy. Sizes to 38. 5 fault will nut be repeated ng fora place on the next in die toto sands ‘ Just been hoping you'd © , I 1 ) rhis fau I not be rer Sat Chal polo, teams, His brillingt | THE CLUBS live into an idea neaa first, and | 1" ofthe malesmen. got here. Tt’ in that will take the field a Hur-| Sone reatured mont of the ef v) Ls S | when the newness wears off I | your chance. You ean sell a car wade ashore n you and me, I'm surprised as the dickens that I've stuck to. und walk away. Be- | easily as any of them.” That's what T tried to tol M maey, but you know what he said ipts of the 1914 series Three of the : ‘ : * Jihe United states Polo Assoc wt Clubs business this long, espectiliy since Sure I do, but that doesn't prov Many Models tan and Pekin, beautifully embroidered in | New players, new mounts, © new] (bout $175,000 to spend for new ponies | Pitten: 43 Boston I don’t actually have to do lt to Janything, Cut in now and show him 4 | ve Sale at chenille. Sizes to 38. system. This briefly explains the} and team exp ‘rhe suceees 63 Phitadelpnia. survive. The job itself would be |You'd_like scling cars a lot bette on Salea }American Pour that will strive to]iny polo combination is usually +68 4 600 Cincinnati . too dull for any good use if it |than Ming, wouldn't you?" : hosp vee shai oie «the ‘hue’ witve! i pendent on the skill of ponies who are +7 8 .$81/St. Louls were not for Anabelle, “Would T! Charming New Dresses jbring home the huge silver trophy. | csetuiy train stamina and the GAMES YESTERDAY All of which reminds me that “then hop to it while you fa Charming all wool navy blue French Serge Volo talent in ail sections of the) anility to wheel sharply and follow the nip, I'm due for an early morning sub- | the chance—and hurry before wom f ‘ AG Shh Ae Stal ai be jcountry was tested to recruit new] all like so many hounds. From many Poo o1 * i way jam, so I'd better be getting | one gets ahead of you. Get him fn mode Is, with elaborate embroidery effects linembers ior the international ‘team |cxberiments it has been discovered that Coeur ata ites | to ped. Ja car and away from here as soon « in contrasting colors of silk and chenille. tou an the es of Harry Payne] the best polo ponies come trom bre } Your letters are wonderful, |you can.” sizes 16 to § | rth ‘ Paani : ¢ of ranch ponies and thorough’ foe ong 8 You're certainly having the time | Quickly Margaret took Sizes 16 to 38. | Whitney ana the Waterbury brothers. | pag Agents were sent to the Sout Orraree 4. Of your young lives. | “T can show you a ca | Bevercus Milburn aione remains ol! west and to the South Americ Much love to you both, |foining the man. Her |Mue Hig Four that onve lifted the cup| pampas for ranch ponies. While seo ; MARGARET winning, her tone quick " ar , a Bugiand. And Milburn, regarded so ling through South America our a i Oa ot -- like Tomorrow We Are Closing Out a Manufacturer's Lot ot the greatest back in the world, 1s they came across the trail of English re- gMateries-SteQulian and! O'Nct;! CHAPTER IV. | "Do you know anything bos Child ren S eggy | pieked. f Ki ‘ Regarding ponies England's proble New Maeemabpsrt ry smiling across the luncheon | here for severa), months ‘ retising in sland are Ss more serious than ours, joston at Philadelehia tial abo Aes = 1 atte ‘i aoe hd resses Stoddard, Hitchcock, Webb and| 2s me RIS TR Ont Pittsburgh table at Edward Clark, | demonstration dp. Let me Stoddard, ock, ebb and) prospect alo‘ mounts we! wirgh at St. Louie hse c mony : besa omper Feusnneds” AUIDUEE ee Chptath, wir] Rommectite, pole mounts ¥ | leans of Cinteat come day I shall invite {Ke you for a tide in the park and In Pretty Ar kea Gingh arrive in a few days. He will de-| sompelled to utilize all kine — = you to lunch and cook It} ware > noskeag nghams, termine how the team will line Ud | phat officials on the ot} AMERICAN LEAGUE, ut myself.” ars which will probably be Stoddard Now| et eee ee te ie was mad ppreetdot - f To her complete astonishment 7 , " 0. yebb, No. 3 bheiptabe boty an mac Clubs, WoL. PC. Clubs, Wok, PC, Thatll be nice.” Clark's thin, |arreed to go, and she huethed Linenes and Dainty Chambrays Trac uaee Dab ned intved [woken thete pony Maants mers Cleveland... 9 3.750. Boston 4 § 444| whimsical face twitched with appre-|out of the store. Ae they were driv J, j , ge y- | Scouting as as the spring Washington .. 8 3 .727 Chicago 18 | & away a ¢ 5 Regular Value, $1.49 2 to 6 yrs. Huge, who ay wet in the inte "inthe matter of players tnglind |e" $a gum} gg ciaon ig So gar, late neeat ut i of mallet wielders aware HY epulaay best r equipped than 'st. Louis +$ © 455 Philadelphia. 3 7 .300 “Yow can'tn Lat t isn't sim-| hand to him, steppe? on t ° accele: “ F est arr the United State. n no years ile to cook, Edward Clark. 1 used to carr yard int ; that could be gathered after elimina. |e Unite u Aoi GAMES YESTERDAY ' cook, at used to| tor and was carried forward into th | The Lot ¢ Yes, All Sizes, \tions that ted throughout last |Fornny ee Bay VELA SUR ACHES a4 Cronnde 5g Hiite, | think that when women reached a| traffic, away from that eurprise Consists of but not every jsummer, ; ; be muntored in this country: Chis Go 2 6 08 Oe goes 4 certain a could cook exactly; entleman Broken Si. ize inallstyle } Milburn’s fame aya back is known] Co dition was made possible bec 2 ht, Acosta and Gharrity; Quinn when arrived at the 'y Name js Mrs. Baxter. I be TORCH S18 size inallstyles Ri WeaBU Mano lone neane th the English Army is a wonderful de- | At noston TAN Vr ee oer cure Peon ue qorghne eee ene SORES and Webb have jong been’ thre : deh aot 5 iy 5 nase wrong, Cooking n art, Aside | fore. ‘i A hai nt ¢ ‘or polo ter Ing- Phiiadipila... 0 0 00 3-982 fr ey ; Pretty plaids, checks and stripes; also solid pink, to break into regular international |‘eloper for polo teams, | Every Eng- finals H 0 (toot § 1) from the million rules and experience, | "Mine's Crowder.” Te brough alry regiment has its polo men, and down in India the mallet game is the favorite sport for army blue, rose, tan and green. The best value offered company, The in # long while, so come early to get best choice— | team is at No. person must hav that some women never | faculty. Mrs. forth a card and she tooic it. | surprise of the new i “Joshua Crowder.” she murmumd atte Hes Afoore n, where ‘Tom- © Chie ‘i while lot | my Hitch ok, a bypntyeyeae Youn attiners, - Lous, 90 1 e it, So it isn't entirely careless- "I'm sorry you had to walt, M: , will measure his skill with some |Mcers. i, Cleemye ; het’ ss and inexperience that make a| Crowder, It probably : { | Briton. ‘Hitchcock comes |, Even with a big reserve to draw ; um ‘cook, Perhaps they shoutd be |happen. to you again: ay there ins | velebrated Long Island family, ih Sern ae P play- jand— ubbing floors or working in a 5/strict rule against all the sal : ; tlers. Capt. Chepe, whose tremendous OF 1 91S OPORTO ¥ L all the salesmer | Clearance Sale of Boys’ Double Lif Foe ean Mitcheooky in| itting almost siniste handed beat th 16.3 4.8.1 22 Saab ¢iand 10 cent store | So T guess T've/leaving the floor at once. Rut some e Sale of 8’ Double Life » shows. Young Hitchcock, in-|/U0g an ibneed beast Hes—Gole” and) Bassler: Caldwell “and | missed my calli should be a cook |times they just can't resist going oy | ° oy: | trepid and resourceful, was un aviator| Americans in 1914, lost is fe du h some hoanling house instead of a|to buy n cigar, However, Cmpin during the war. He was made GAMES TO-DAY. ling clerk. Oh, Edward," she sud-|it happened and that I came in whe | : e 9 | e ty hard to fill. From recent | prisoner when his machine fell di ry ha 0 om recent re- Washington at New York Jenly interrupted herself, “don't you|I did, because I prefer to sell y however, didn't propose to remain! nayorg and It is the uncertainty that roit at Clevetnne. ke keeping away from these marvel-| “And I prefer to have you—that is ong. iN any detention camp. Within | Mayers, and It is the uncertainty that St. Louis at Chicago. s New York cafes to make a per-|{f T buy one. You surely handle 1 | a few months he made his escape and +. , < 5 z | -- on appreciate them." skilfully. T like to see we ’ Several Smart Styles I Sizes 7 to 17 Years, orang aericeat maligna | INTERNATIONAL LEAG His eyes took in the familar ecene|when they know their business." ; % ] 7 E series di ) “as indifferently. “Yes, it's pretty nice.| “O, [I've driven for rs. M3 ot good quality Basket Good Value $12.98 DANCING ACADEMIES. Geesicem aa — oem, et Re) clube, Web FCT Tut you don't seem cast down be-| husband always had Lae Andante t , ‘ merican Polo Team Does Went in &!! ; 3 soe 9 lcause the Astor is no longer your | he died I went to live with a t or Burella Cloth | At a Special Price ; Janu City. § 2 J14| Roster «2 4 383) Yanai tunching place” Lwho haduerera uo ae | SUNBURY, : April 27.—'The | Teronto 43 [S71 | Buttato 16 .143{, “Oh, indeed I'm not. I'm just as! Mrmaret was rather proud of that \| American polo team, made up of J. Gamed vesteRDay lappy as can be. It is only once in| speech. It told so much. She knep-*“ \| RVALBDR WEEE, Goa umes honed \ while that I get tired of having|the psychology of “widow.” While Formerly at Grand Central Palace W. Hitchcock and Sanford, in a prae- |@reue So 9 0-9 2 0 0 ons eg] Women brush by me and feel that) she would tmve scorned to com || ate aN DR tate tan ie Lanne ta e388 2 a2 tT} once more I'd like to do ome of the| promise herself or her dirmity in ans e \| e NOW AT ce match yesterday defeated — by erice—-Dodson” and’ Prediser; Wurm ‘snd | brushing.” o way to make this sale, there were cer. a score of 9 to 8 a team of three men | MeNetl “If you married me, naliding. Fa. Da is | raceme , eae pera ee i ST. NICHOLAS RINK including Earl W. Hopping, Major I | : 4 a looking straight into h Clark said,| tain ealesmen's tricks which were not yes, "you| to be ignored. He looked at her with new interest “Been selling cars long? 1 didn't her head. mow they empl “Why should I marry you? SORE ee Women: in Coat W. Barrett and Robert BE. Strawbride “oy 3| could do some ‘brushing. 66th Street, near Broadway Most of the goals for the winne: ing: Uarper, Lane. Mar Sizes 8 to 12 Years | OTHERS will find M these are unque: Ceweet of Spring’s ret smiled at him and shock s tionably the best i were made by Sanford and Rumsey newest shades; in the value that has been offered The American players have two more 20 3 Lessons ()')\\\\) above popular ser- in a long time—snappy Not necessary to take lessons. || practice matches at Sunbury this week | ,,paitre—Clark, Mnmu and “tose: Tee i ee “They don't as a usual thing, But vice-giving materials with and dressy—rich mixtures Lady Floor Manager will introduce to-morrow and Saturday, They will |. Al Meading—Yirt Game— 9 don't ve ome, Edward. You cms Sonddent I know, as much about t new trimming treatment. izes 7 to 17—yoke back you to suitable partner for danc- || then go to Hurlin Read ‘ialtes at at 528 0 dct 3 P| my interesti ace and the way my | COTS, Nes W RMEET oh taste eee ¢ ; A i - al. jaters and Sandbere: Karyp and | hu ? ove! y aris * 2 Styles most becoming, inverted pleat coats, al- L bra to dance at this popu. XINGTON ENTR ters and Sandberg; Karyp and Day aa ee iy Ma eieceeto are doesn't have to be a salesman to sel! quality and tailoring above paca lined, some with a LE N RIES. At ote aed oes that, because you've told me so your-|onr AU Mt needa Ty Seton taken $002 5006 8 food sleet car, All it needs is an order taker, criticism. silk piped pockets. nee Hattecla—Borhling and Devine; Barahardt, | “°s.yyr = 4 te, A man knows at the start whether ‘The Lexington entries for to-morrow's | Brown and Ackerman Phos peers eee Me cont |he has that much money to put into | DIED. races are as follows CANES 7 0°DAY: I inean, argue and set away with [22 automobile and what he is going { a We Feat R 5 M Gavinn Sale of HNS.—On April 25, THOMAS, beloved] Ris KAch 8 Teronte at ervn City, It Mo dear you slagees ine the ea to get for, hia money, no there's realty ‘omorrow We Feature a Rousin loney-Savin ale o husband of Josephine Burns. thteeyearskie ray. you have of reaching conclusions. You z ve bas 9 ¥ 9 | Funorai from hin lato residence, som] averiy’ 105; ‘hnguwy iO ‘Sit Mt Baltimore. | 4¥e Out all the commas and besides, |Previous experience with one o SIND Tee 000; nua Baa 122d st, on Friday, April 29, at V0 AM, tn to Holy Rosary Church, att 110th st. and Lat av, | where ® solemn requiem mass will ov it seems to me rather elide, shorten . Se ry compress your form of reasoning| “Oh, yes; my brother has one ana Prince of Wale Lord Lome-! 0 well as your speech, But you | always knew thut as soon as 1 cou dale Invited. brought it on yourself—telling me|@fford it I'd get that make. 1, Ne Prince of W nt enthua-| you'd like to do some of the ‘brush-|helped me get it sooner than | h { sport, and Lo dale, hes) I'm naturally 4 ccommodat- | expected. JT was planning to contin -e » National Sp of Lan | iy soul.” using my Wooster, bul it was stol ai Ready-to-Wear Millinery $3.00 and $4.00 Hats at a Special Price RACE—fume $1,000 ! “siting Purse R100 have been tn tness ‘th des : ieatesl rail mun year a x fur M it's only once in a while that I'd ‘What a pity exclaimed My an LUNERAL DIRECTORS. __ At Myldon dowel. 100 rcqunite world’s heavywosht cham: |iike to brush. What 1 usnally long|saret. ‘Did you get insurance?’ ~ ~ sey und Georges Carpentie tor is a nice litte home in the coun-| “Yes, some. But you know there } $i Shure $5 p00 ated: vig Hinata | Jermyn City uly de ae ree} try where 1 can Hye guietly, As a{aiways a loss in such cases, so. I't Kickard, ‘The latter tter of fact I don't think I want/not particularly grateful to fat All $ While At One They Price e Last Varuna, 214: Kony Gae, 114; (a) Rel Leal mail " nt a CAMPBELL A Brught Lead, 114: « letter to Lord Lonsdale iting Great |tu be {rightfully rich.” Isn't this park wonderful!” ex- m YONERAL CHURCH” toe, tea Alte, Britain's leading boxing devotee to the| "We could live in the country, And|claimed Margaret joyfully, but It was : 8) Heat Tea eatin, | COMIN battle, and extending, through|| suppose we could throw away the|et alone the beauties of Centra! Smart, stylish, close fitting Hats, with brims in Black, f Lord rae ai mvitation to Gi eat) ioney.” Park which had caused her light a) 1. W. Parris entry, (0) J. BR, aod QO. TL ny I suppose you could," pleas-|heartedness, Besides, if Mr, Crow- Brown, Navy, Grey, Jade, Peacock, Henna and Pheasant. ntly agreed she, “but that would be|d¢r was going to buy it was just as 7 a Pome, $1,000: allowarcrn } Hats that were made up to sell for $3 and $4, two of the for thre sear olde, ait tar | Sheridan, foolish and wouldn't do a thing to] Well for him to stop thinking of loss, | many pretty styles pictured, hong, OO ie Nee, Nek Ne The monument to Marin Sheridan, in} sour habits, which have grown out|#t least, until she had his name on SLATS & APARTMENTS TO LET Furnished. Ton. weet Bite, Sy Moma Kean, | DIS Iifetime one of tne greatest alilof it I'm awfully, awfully fond of| the dotted line. Darjealing, Chap, 118. Ace] around athletes in history, will be un-] you, Edward, but 1 don't love| People had called Margaret olever KACH—tme $1,000: claiming; | Veiled at Calvary Cemetery May 8, The | You~—' . and brilliant, but she bad never ex cuiewanlt Tule and lceremony will be attended by Police| “Of course you don't. I just wanted|erted herself to entertain and please Dawn, Joe: 1 Win T Win, richt, officids of the |‘, hear you Say It again’ You havel/as she did on that memorable ride English Tan Calf Lace Standard Heavy Bleached a. wen oom, AparL mnt Mes Rana, GT Tames Coren uianronse, me a Sof many |, tick of saying very unusual things|which finally ‘< them to Mr, \| or nut rer $880. poe’ months Apple” wu McAdoo, 11; Bernas, | vin societies, OA meeting of the Sherks [at Such times. Now my habits are|Growder's offi roadway. Here | ee S nt, aot West Bnd 8y - claimed. ‘Track heary | dan Memorial Committee will be held | ‘\!! wrong, he signed th: which Anabelle ides ls Abuse to-night ut the Imsh-American A. A ‘Oh no, they are not. Only I yearn jhad jammed Margaret's hand | SS Ten thousand persons contributed to] for the simple life, It would be a lot|as she was | he store. HELP WANTED—MAL Bronx New t Die in Chalr. [the purchase of ¢ more fun marrying a poor man and| Triumphant! entered the o peach UU do bad A Suality, that sells regularly at zes1to6—Spectal || fai cseh, for bik double beds, 1.09 TATHO COLOR PROVEN; | District Attorney Glennon of the live ‘simply, not because you wanted (flee, waving © ceck. "T sold. i No mail or telephone ordems filled, | Sta eae Hapa iy ML. #8 Woud | Bro: eceived word to-day that the| Navy to Pay #1 Yaebt)/ to but because there was no alterna. | sold it!” she exclaimed happily. | Sapte Gs seamslons g : i ee eee eee vet ocurt. of Appeaia haa affirmed the Amertes uve, Then when he made good we'd| “The devil you did!” broke from the || 35e Pillou Cases | 2.98 Crinkle Spreads SS" Jiinviction of Mra, Hattie Dixon, a| WASHINGTON, Aprit 27.—The Nasy| both, appreciate the things money manager, but he looked at her tn Hemstitched fine | For double beds, 81x90 eaaar wih” eke Na death | Pepartment ts prohibited vy law from| vould buy, exactly as I do this cafe | credulously. | e | biewehed micm, neat | inches, with clanterand HELP WANTED-FEMALE. —_ nearens, 7) yee misane Baan biing the offer of the Eastern Yacht t-day. You see the trouble with |"'Here's the evidence, Mr. Itamsey, These are medium || _ hemstitching; 25 single dimity 229 MOT NON AL, femal ewSidlin Shwe Sl: [nor gone Theodore, aixtcen, for thy | ':! of Boston to presént to the Gov. | Mune YKC, vou, is fou cant mel alt promise! mr slaty dark shades good fitters, e@ach.........+ C | stripes; each., Tharetay nasores murder of Marguerite Morton, a nc appt pie bisiorig. susie: ¥aclit: wanted for So Jong" —— Sell be hae Pm : { and every pair will give good service, N 7 i, fitand Central Te to collect $500 life insurance Lory) wl Noe “Oh, have 1?” he cut in did it, Mrs, Baxter.” He loo! . iP : 72. saaee Colored Table Clothe See - he boy's sentence was commuted be- | “If ’tSwever, the club will seti the|. “Everything you've wanted,” con- |fully at the check, then the signed ; (é-inch, hemmed: absolutely fast color for part tine work: rie h to life i yacht for $1, he added, the navy wil,| tinued she, ignoring the interruption, jorder, after which he looked up with : ’ Ball O f d a combinations of blue and white, red Mirwtien: nownt ime: high gause: Of hin youth” § © imprison: | vndertake its future preservation at| "so you don't know a thing about the ja grin. | omen 'S gira XIOPdS | and white and red and green; each ° "1 Miiveay Wi ment. Mrs, Dixon willbe the second | undertake {te future, preservatio joy of better times ahead, Besides,| “It's regular all right, and—'m gad P 29¢ D Je Mad woman from the Bronx to pay the a a if | married you 1 couldn't do my own |you did it," he again said. "Serves Co 4 dak ee | ic Dress 6: ic Madras " = ' death penalty for a erime Mrs. Feltner Not Gotng Abroad! cooking—that is, | could but wouldn't |Brown right for not being on the nh Uns 92 inches, small plaids, | Imported corded of ine season's newest checks and plain col- atripes woven through models. ors, for rompers, little | and through; blue, tan in Adreratt| Contrary to the general impreasion| What I want. And they say no/Raxter, and I congratulate you. Of that she would be a member of the] Woman does” done lite att Se Coneriantene “That's exact al o lon" "8 7, An explosion in the gasoline storage | American expeditionary forces in the icon Sauahes’ Oak, in’ mouse of | "And you'l give me a job selling —~ % “Lost and Found” advertisement plant of the Whitteman Aircraft Cor-| British women’s championship event at|}imsclf, “You're awfully young, |cars?” questioned she, ean be left at any of The World poration at Hackensack N. J., to-day| Turnberry, Seotland, next month, Mrs.| Margaret! Furthermore, you've been “Well, we'll have to talk that over, Advertising Agencies, or can be f| caused a fire which destroyed the storage | Quenton Feitner, the metropolitan wo- ling novels.” T—' think it 0 $ 95 frocks; women’s sum- | and lavender com- 4 mer dresses; binations; Ls pegs 21 Po yore 47 telephoned directly to The World. lant. with an estimated damage of| men’s golf champion, will not make the ‘i awtully Jonely, I'm happy Cali 4000 Reekman. New. York. or | e000, company Is, engaged on trip. this tim put is planning KO Do Not Miss To-Morrow’s Interest- Kaleo ina carrying planes, joarned yesterday. jug in my heart for love and ro- ing instalment, ‘———— Store Hours: 9 A. M. ic 5.30 P. M. Call 4000 miekminn. Ne omen Ha, gies Tuk PRANINE {KO onguh, “rently but. there's. a. Tone \ . f { , to “Lost and Found Bure Explosion 108, World Building, will be listed for thirty days, These lists can be on at any of The World's Offices,