The evening world. Newspaper, June 15, 1922, Page 13

PUTIN TT PORE PERRET TOE a - , ’ THE EVENING WORLD, THURSDAY, JUNE 15, 1922, LAST FIRE HORSES |ACTRESS ACCUSES _|MOTHER Is MISSING Th by proncie neuer Wea hcenie eae Salesmen, How Are Your Ethics? |*30e* TO Rere ill by maine ison. tified hi MAID OF ROBBERY| — WITH HER LITTLE BOY | protien” Jthm Gout, of No. 107 ee ae wh a I da a t t \d What Would You Do in This Case? Purchase of 20 New Gas/Causes Arrest of Former he Mis Gwe, CoOMeaaR? mm PY Ad lastnight ‘peated te the potion, . Engines Eliminates Last | Hotel Employee After | jquce,tve searching for Mrs. Nellie} . 5 of Equines. Missing $2,000 Gems. Nous} Newall Streets, Beooktyn, H LONDON, pe spy ge If You Caught a Prospective Buyer With a 4 8 her three-yenr-old son,’ Johmy wMe" have ~~ Y! Fire Zommissioner Drennan to-day Mise Anna Williams, who sald she Chorus Girl, Would You Press Advantage? | awardea to the American-La France] came here a few days ago from Albany, Fire Engine Company of Pimira the contract for twenty more gasoline pumping engines for $198,360—the lowest bid. The engines, to be de- livered before winter, will be equipped received of the death, in Edinburgh ye: of James Logie Robertson, widely known under the pen been missing since Tuesday \ ‘They set out for Coney Island aoa newt not returned. Alone in his home day the hus- One of'tlie questions which Thomas cient completely and would try to was arrested at First Avenue and Fifth A. Edison has been putting to young} get the order on the ability of my men who apply to him for jobs is Of} salesmanship. He who would take much interest and importance—par-jadvantage of the circumstances and ticularty to women readers of The]attempt to obtain an order under Fvening World, This ‘paper would| threats of exposure is Iittle short of | With @ device for thawing frozen hy-| ning, who wan accompanied by Misy Tike their answers to the following} an ordinary every day common black- | 4rants in 29 seconds. Forest, ‘The actress alleges her apart- cerpt from the Edison question-| mailer, He would probably ruin the} Commissioner Drennan said the} ment at the Hotel Netherland, Fifth Street last night on a charge of larceny preferred by Miss Anna Forrest, ® mov- ing plotiire actress. The arrest was made by Detective READY-FOR-SERVICE FOR naire: manufacturer's home, cause divorce | lowest bid for a new water tower was] Avenue and 60th Street, was robbed to t°wo Q. You are a salesman making | proceedings, ruin the man’s business | $18,500. The appropriation for that|iast week of jewelry valued at $2,000. S u me every effort to get an order from and social standing and earn for him-| purpose is,only $14,000.. The depart. |.\ccording to the police, Miss Williams, ‘Highest Jdea of Excellence fs big manufacturer who ie mar- [lf disrespect of Nis trlends. He] ment wilt ask the board of estimate| "ho was employed at the hotel ay a at Lowest Prices, would not only entirely destroy his}1, make an additional appropriation,| ™#!d left the samo day. ‘They say ried to an unusually jealous wife. One evening you see this prospec- tive eustomer dinin restau- rant. with a chorus girl. What would you do? ‘Wives, chorus girls, business girls and all other members of the feminine persuasion——what SHOULD a man do in a cage like that? Don't keep us— oF Mr, Edison—waiting for your an- ewer. Snap it out, and mail it at once to the Jealous Wife Editor, Bve- ming World, New York. possible chances of getting the order, por he, o& well af the house he repre:| When the new engines are deliy.|\he¥ found several pleces of jewelry in sents, would forever be barred from} ered the last of New York's fire|¢r Possession which were identified by entering the manufacturers office] horses will retire. There still are|Miss Forrest as her property, including with the prospect of ,any further] eighty-four horses in service in out-]a gold watch sot with diamonds, a peari| fg a _ . ry i pusiness. c, M. |lying parts of Brooklyn and Qnens. |necklace, a bracelet and a wedding ring. en (a Rea a S = /. | ‘ { = - - rade ao | cle nN i? ot Sd he Better Chain Store as HW 2 Every stenographer in America | |) Se) = Describes the Ethics of Situation In Verse. 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