The evening world. Newspaper, September 19, 1922, Page 6

THE EVENING WORLD, TUESDAY, SEPTEMBER 19, 1922, 6° “aT ; golng to the doge, but it didn't seom| W + | resembling luxury, ‘The juellin te auch | PAR SCE or By Sotheg Clothes for Wiater Sa ena enaner 1] HER 89 FLAT NO PALACE |sTr pop gigi a oe IN CHARGE OF 200 she had any money there had never for vagrancy of|been any outward evidence of it, One ty, of No. 421]of her arms has‘been amputated at the n'a gloomy flat ta by no Raul ccinin, DWE Merrte ine '\linventiqation Fatin to Sustain the| moans the best oven In the bullding, ¥ ol ? er - oot eo! ‘ Me he con t > ey rear cluston the climate must have a great Charge tn at of Gam The superintendent of the bullding, ’ . z 4 F189 | deat to do with it.” i who knows Miss Whalon well, sald if ie Ps . Py : ale i 5 << o — owing the arre t Whalen, ROVAL TAPESTRY STOLEN ania. A tapestry of rare workmanship, | ™ valued at “$3,000. that three years ag th Street, the police of the/shoulder and she sells chewing gum Ss oe adorned the walla of the palace of th st 0th Street Station called her|tor @ Iivelthood, She pays $9 a week pecial for Wednesday E King of Bavaria in Munich has bee the richest woman panhandler” and|fof her flat and is visited only by one Bran cials Fi <har- stolen from the studio at No. 258 uid they had anonymous informationlor two old women friends occastonally. x Officials Fear Khar gon Avenue where are stored antl he wns “Hvis In luxury’? in the West] Miss Whalen, who fs in the West g0th owned by Mise Patricia Al Ir Street Station awaiting hearing to-day, toum Is Growing Too ot tle ‘The tapestry, a Flomiuh of the ; a sald she never begged but had sold gum I i H Dangerous. sance, 1s 11 feet 7 Inches high and Investigation of the fat yesterday lin the neighborhood twenty years and nen an erc e€ Ss ang S. fect 5 inches wide, full-d to discloae anything even faintly "had never before been arreste: win Khartoum, giant elephant at ae = the Bronx Zo0, join the death ranics for Men and Women @t Gunda and Jumbo, the two ele Dharits that had to be killed because Of Mangerous super-strength’ This has been puzzling the New York Zoological Society anew since KheFtoum flew into a rage Sunday, tore-to pieces his outside cage, made ot lar track rail, and with his trunh nuried a two-ton rail over a 15- foot Pence into a crowd of visitors, se- vere injuring Mrs. Josephine Gie- wertieh of No. 4010 Third Avenue, To-day Khartoum Is confined In the Blephant house. John Toomey, the Aieadkeeper, says this house will avelto be made stronger because K! yum is getting stronger every years To-day he ts 9 feet 8 inches in height, weighs four tons, is seven teeniyears old, and gains in all pro- fabs every year, Khartoum started his campaign of wi two years, ago, when he a) “tore his whole outside cage ini i bite.e |The cage was then made 1 strogger. Still, this Hercules from Afri, when angry, tears them up This Store will be open all day Saturday at exceptionally low prices ; Dest & Co. Men’s All-linen Handkerchiefs Fifth Ave., at 35th St—N.Y. Hemstitched per dozen $3.85, 5.90, 9.50 Established 18; std Tape-bordered . . per half-dozen 3.75 Initialed . . per half-dozen 2.50, 3.00 Her School Outfit Color-bordered $ : a te each 75¢ Women’s All-linen Handkerchiefs . . Hemstitched . . per dozen $1.50, 2.25 s quite as important, and should be Hand-hemstitched . . per dozen 6.00 quite as interesting as any later ward- Embroidered . per dozen 3.75, 5.00 robe she may have! Perhaps it is because initialed (ail white), per dozen 1.80, 3.00 Best & Co. realizes this, that so many With colored initial . . per dozen 3.00 & fa fs ifethey were straw. eet Oy east | rage Sunday was attributed to MRS PESHIE MaALKE OURDANG varius causes by the k dome Plain-colored . . 9. . r dozen 2.00 | Sanger ig eniuny teen the Mrs, Peshiv Malke Urdanr, who resides at the Daughters of Israel Home, smart school-outfits are purchased here. Pe nd peli BE Uh ee ua ie pettace onagd of uty 4ad toads atemapey Wai For forty-three years we have been out- Also i toot for canay"and'which Tod pi edout ene fitting the daughters of discriminating Women’s Sheer Lawn Handkerchiefs, nove i trun ‘oomey, however, blamed | thejairplanes fying. over the pen all * *. — i \ elty coloréd, imitialed, per half-dozen. 80c aftem@oon, Make Mind Bewave and Live Long parents—students of exclusive schools te oo i = : Men's Tape-bordered Lawn Handkerchiefs Y BAKER AGAIN 1 And we have outfitted them in clothes that , | MAR CUEENAALbome| Advice of Cole on 100th Birthday rib ds diticile enlsion of pleasing the ae deen ee en The Beaves London tor Venice Af- : E - Bey oe Former Senator Expounds Wisdom to Friends at Party parent, the school . . . and the daughter! sas) London Baker and Allison Mo- in Honor of His Passing Century Mark . 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