The evening world. Newspaper, June 2, 1922, Page 17

$$$ MIDDIES AGAIN CET deen used in the past \and wit! be COLLEGES CONTEST |JUDGE’S LIBELLER fense of Sue rights acd vor the beneti| TO SEE WHICH HAS WINS SANITY FIGHT oe AGHA OLDEST ALUMNUS] panara w. Cartian, Who Annatted =e Ja ed December, 1920, from the State Prison] $25 GIFT TO PASTOR = at Weth He had been found _ He had been found)” SERVED IN CREAM CONE 2 Fl 1I5SW 34 stg an cont! 2G Floor 1S W. guilty of en of the Supe-| Citi He Taught Caltarhentes showll (Between Fifth Ave. & Broadway. Opposite Waldorf Hotel) famatory 4 In NEWARK: 807-813 Broad St. (Bet. Market St. & Branford PI.) THE EVENING WORLD, FRIDAY, JUNE 2, 1922. oT “Navies and armies properly em- 4 lam, ployed correspond among the nations} ,, 2 oe art From Asylum. | to the law-enforcement podies within) Vermont Has One 103 Years] NEW N, Conn, June 2.—Ed- the various countries, | As etvilisation Old and Wesleyan ward W. Curtiss, formerly of Tor+ based upon law and law enforce- rington, won his long fight for free- Lucien rior Court, Curtiss had been brought Golden Appresiarsen: back from New York on a contempt} MIDDLETAWN, N. ¥., June 2—De- of court charge, but this was din-| siting to confor a gift on the Rev, F, missed and he was rearrested on the| W. Stacey. pastor of 6t. Pauls Epis a H 7 ment, #0 civilization is dependent upon 100. i when Jildge Manton of [criminal libel charge. pal Church, who haa beon teachings a| 9 oy 4 the navies and the armies of the great] —wipDLETOWN, Conn, June 2. |r cetea states circult court of Ap- —__~»__ young women's class in calisthenics, the e Home a high-thinking countries. Should the ‘A ooutent ation colleges to |e CRY ea onseee F ie DECISION FOR DOMINION O1f. | membera served ice cream in cones of 4 great clvilized countries abdndon thelr! ascertain which has the oldest tiv- | Peal arated his ee aaNet from aamel| , Ln the ault of Weisbrod againet Do-} 4 the close of the last meeting for the 40 Famous navies disorders would spring up the! {22 alumnus appears to have been ‘onnecticu Di minion ¢ mpany, a subsidiary of the] season, Brands ' Lee world over rmed men from the] storie by the recent announce- | #t Middletown. After a two-day hear-| Middle ¢ Ol Company, the judg- . f Men’ it F Hundred Graduates Wel-| rason’s tect ised A hy Gaiversit ing, during which Mr, Curtiss, who is] ment rend by default against Do-| At the bottom of the cone nanded to of Men’s ; 4) Four hundred Gradua a aa ment by Wesleyan Uaivertty sixty-eight, was under a rapid fire of minton for $3,810.469 has been vacated! {ne pastor was a hand substance which and 5] ; sole, ‘47, A y ian in the Supreme 3 comed Into Navy by Son MISS BOODY ENGAGED. ‘Angeles, 100 Years old, would |auestioning, the court held that he} Court the On In that Doriition | startled him as his teeth etruck It. In- Young 4 4 The engagement of Miss Virginia] AnEsleh, 20e ent to be present [Wes Hot insane, The action was on 8} O11 was not In default and that no such| Verti«ating, he discovered in a Httle Men's / | of Late President. Boody, granddaughter of former Mayor] °r°*® ‘a ninetieth. com. | Writ of habeas corpus. Judgment could be justified by the com-| ox $26 in gold and @ note of appre- Clothes ” } David A, Boody of Brockiyn, andj °* HPht fuel Curtiss was sent to the hospital in’ plaint. elation. ay ‘ 28 - mence! . Townsend Boudder 34, son of fornter Supreme Court Justice Townsend Scud- der, wap announced yesterday at a luncheon given at the Montauk Club to the graduating class of Berkejey Instl- tute, of which Miss Boody is a mem- ANNAPOLIS, June 2.—Members of iy @ Naval Academy graduating class The University of Vermont now announces thes Rev. George G. Rice of the clase of ‘45, who will be 103 in September, as tir oldest living graduate. Brown has an alumnus of the class of '42 who is 100, and Union College is reported having an alumnus 102 years old who grad- uated in * To-day it was Theodore Roosevelt, gon of the late President, who, as Act- ing Secretary of the Navy due to the Absence of Secretary Denby, wel- comed more than 400 Midshipmen of the class of 1922 to places in the per- nt naval ostablishment of the ted States. He sald: ' “We speak of the men of the navy as being ‘in the service.’ Those simple t} little words convey in themselves vol- KY of Ite Kind World ’ Open Daily Till 6 P. M. Saturdays Till 9 P. M. =} umes. They constitute a tactic recog- | f} nition of the fact that our navy men 4 are public servants. In embracing the naval profession men dedicate them- selves to a life, not of gain, but of ser- vice. I know of no higher resolution in this. “Military and naval forces are of reat yalue to our country and to the world’s civilization when they are de- ; voted to the cerenae oe our rights and " Y =f Aauisy's sina are clean, and “her SENIOR’ “JUNIOR” *) ideals are Pog Our giant eal T d d T Off ur arms and our armament have oday an omorrow We er ! @ With 1&2 ? ile wx UGHS = Fates of 1 § a ORE rich, smooth chocolate —more Pants snowy, fluffy marshmallow — more enjoy- : husb and ment for your nickel! AUERBACH Choco- For Men and Young Men d late Bars, already famous from Maine to | e ast California for size and quality, have been Made to improved both ways—we're making them . ° a e b | E bigger, we’re making them better! Really, Retail at wee : Re gl a aioe a | $35, $40 's Pineapple, too, an: i e er: Cresmmall the big favorites 5 etter wrapped tight and clean. po) ever! “More!” you will exclaim, “i after each eager bite. Sold that everywhere. The unusually cold weather during April and May | Any little thing Bidieeva tae ef ; caused a slump in selling among clothing manufac- | Pe Pigsly enly ‘Store turers, leaving many with a large overplus. Our add to is- ‘ . : It’s elmple. You help, yourself, All goods have price tags in plain eight. vast outlet permits us at all times to take advantage | sccons Of begat: CHOCOLATE BARS Heyl ts Woe bare, Waser taarth ce eoeite’ lores of such conditions, enebling us, in this instance, to | convenience in carrying your purchases to the. checking counter, save you $10 to $20. | ness of the world. Th S . S l S est) | ess : Sack and Sport . € service O ely -SETVICE . Models A-Plenty! ive your husband z ahs sized cup AUERB. oH f pects Cheon ie Te saving in clerk hire plus the saving from twice the turn-over pons Shi of st 6freal man's coffee. UD erseasa | due to double the volume of sales per store permit Piggly Wiggly fare from 33 to CME, RETAILER: The following whale ditchyters to place prices for high grade advertised brands surprisingly low. ee Bg Nag Watch him smile NEW YORK CITY | ROSSNER & KANNER, 2663 3rd Ave. Lower prices are unquestionably fundamental in the remarkable to 52. | Shorts and i, and ask for another 7 TOM BELLIOS, 145 Sullivan St. SCHARF BROS., 209 Bowery success of the Piggly Wiggly system. But the distinctive thing about Saba me to 4 iene cup. Start his day PATER DOMENIGOS, © Mery. | gp PHILIP SILVERSCHEIN, 79 Wilet Su Piggly Wiggly stores is the Service oF Setr-SeRvice. < First Lone teed right with— & ate ate Ports YORKVILLE CANDY CORP., 1672 3rd Av. You save Time through self-service. As many as 185 purchasers in Suits, 30 to 36. KARAGIANNIS & CARABLIANNIS BROOKLYN one hour have passed the checking desk of a Piggly Wiggly store— 3 per minute. You avoid the annoyance of waiting in Piggly Wiggly stores. You make your own selections from the shelves and carry the arti- cles in a basket, provided for your convenience, to the checking desk where they are wrapped and paid for, There are several brands of goods from which to select the one you like best. They are al} well-known advertised products of high quality. You choose from them in your own time and in your own way. The great success of Piggly Wiggly stores has proven that shoppers like to help themselves. Saving True and Annoyance are only two of the several items of the Service or Setr-Service, for Serr-Service is SERVICE. LOMBERG BROS., Central Pk. Wagons JAFFA & CO., 102 Ellery St. LOWENTHAL & SCHLOSS, 2616 3rd Av. M. RIGAS, 24 Smith St. ° A Premier NEW CHAMBERS CONFECTIONERY CO. P. SCHLAEFER, 900 Jefferson Ave. G. E. O'NEIL, 11 W. 107th St. D. SIEGLER, 531 Rockaway Ave. TONY PACE, 145 Sullivan St. WATKINS CANDY CO., 94 Watkins St. Coffee , ad Ay. | M. BOLLET, 220 Larkin $1, Arve, Le R. B. CANDY CO., Rockaway Be: REFRESHMENT SALES CO., 35 Rivington EVAN THOMAS, Whitestone, L. Aman’ scoffee blended —— f by a great coffee man Stern Brothers WEST 42D ST. (‘Between Fifth and Stxth Avenues) | WEST 43D ST. = Cheviots, Special Values for Saturday: Cassi- meres, . * ‘ ° . . Serges, Girls’ Goiadu tion Dresses Step into one of the Piggly Wiggly stores now in operation and iMany of T weeds, ) a . d “ad F lannels, FRANCIS H, LEGGETT . ‘ te see how you save TIME and ANNOYANCE as well as money The Wome hee & COMPANY A variety of effective models developed in Geor- ; ; 4 oe ae Sults 601 West 27th Street gette, crepe de Chine, net and voile; dainty ruffles {MANHATTAN CORPORATION STORES} [PIGGLY WIGGLY BASTERN STORES] Have pr ee . ; H S ‘ Joy i ete. * New York, N.Y. and ribbon trimmed skirts. Sizes 10 to 14 years: New York City . ; Newark, N. J.—Lehigh @ Bergen Sts. ple cil Stripes, Chalk Lines, 724 Ninth Avenue [N. E. Corner 49th 5t.} Passaic, N. 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