The evening world. Newspaper, November 18, 1921, Page 14

THE EVENING WORLD, FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 18, 1921. ‘ West 724 Street, was arraigned to-day in West Side Court charged with stea! —UNSINTOPOLE INORG FO ‘Two Men and Two Girls in i} Early Morning Crash on * - Fordham Road. clared he explained the alleged the‘t | s by say! t WEKTON STYLE OVERCOATS = Pride of Possession! THE INSTRUMENT OF QUALITY UNG ‘CLEAR AS A BELL } Two girls from Greenwich Village and two men from uptown who went Wut for an automobile ride together it evening were slightly injured at o'clock this morning when their tomobile, during the fog, struck a iephone pole at Fordham Road and ‘ebster Ayenue. The girls were Helen Tuck and 4th Baldwin, who have a studio at jo. 12 Washington Square ‘South. Tuck's left leg was bruised and From the Manufacturer direct to you at the price that the sfore-keeper pays, the actual wholesale price. 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Pi neces Tate stn Mother and Daddy, too. with lackadaisical 38th Street | ord &E la lor Express Hovaccrs And—in his bag, way deep down— MROFHING appetites «+» 39%» Street os sa | Is a gift he has for you eaten and enjoyed. f . It must'be ’ that the system craves all the wheat’s nut-sweet richness. ™PRalston The whole wheat food you never tire of. Here is a note he wrote: Dear Little Friend: Be sure to come to-morrow with your arents to Toy Towne, on the Fifth loor, to get the surprise I brought especially for you! THE SENSATIONAL Sacco-Van Zetti Case ee me a i a et 3 Fully Told by Samuel Spewack, Staff Correspondent cet oe ee te te ee a Begins Next Sunday in THE WORLD - - Daily (Morning) Thereafter * Santa. dames McCreary & Co. 4th Street WORLD WANTS CZ TL LLL WITTEN WORK WONDERS. |B