The evening world. Newspaper, November 3, 1922, Page 6

THE EVENING WORLD, FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 3, 1922. | BUFFALO OFFICIALS |Boxer, About to Score Knockout, |°"\Nrxicimonp sotven Franklin Sim ong Co, A Store of Individual Shops - f TH PRISON TERMS Gets Skull Fracture at Armory ye Jranklin Simon 8 Co, din Woods Came From dical College. of the human head found Bellevue Hospital doctors said to- = day that Private Albert Press, twen-| Guard. Doth were featherweights anit bout until the time of 1 near = Travisville A Store of Individual Shops Ma Private Albert Press of 105th Field Artillery in Serious]; tharties that FIFTH AVENUE, 37th and 38th STS. bi FIFTH AVENUE, 37th and 38th STS. ON GRAFT CHARGES Condition—Police Free His Opponent. f Hol fer aolontite me 2 wilnaddiaes Mord, medical examiner, to-day 1c Of Special Interest Saturday For Mademoiselle (14 t 20 yrs.) Of Special Interest Saturday For Girls (8 to 16 yrs.) Mate ) wigs ty-three, of the 105th Field Artillery, | Put up o fist | Malone, Whiston, Febrey and) rere ee eee ae the Aten] the accident , j i i ~) “J > In the fourth round Press had Lin- Suor Sent to Auburn—Court],ouna of a voxing contest at the Medi- | s.rrnemin on the verme of a hn cal Corps Armory, $6th Street and] 4 rang for the fifth of his corner ne right to his thing euspiclous about : . . he head, § Rejects Restitution. hea -| ITALIAN SHOTS FLY Broadway, last night, was still in a] P BUFFALO, Nov. 3.—John F. Ma-| #¢Tlous condition. His skull ts be-} 0" 6 force of the blow ) FUR OLL she, former Clty Commissioner, was] Heved to be fractured: ely around, and OVER MORGAN'S TRAIN ( J = ea three and], Pfess’s opponent was Casios Lin-] Linte fa ana drove {\ som soy dod. BdepORE Moreen sentenced to-day to from teropouls, private in the 102d Medical the jaw, following up ide Li ‘i | ofie-half to seven years’ imprisonment] ©, who was questioned and re-| w! he temple, Press top-| ® s of a Communist attack § at Auburn. le pled to the tloor, his head striking | ¢ of the Fasclst!, Mr. /Mor STUME UR OLLARED ba He was convicted on Tuesday of than 900 persons crowded the] the canvas Lfeiladet fie oni Tan batalla ie ‘ lureeny of elty funds. to witness the bouts, which] George Hepburn, timekeeper and] which ae Bae Ghee bake Whiston, Kull and Febrey were sen- weekly. Tho content between | referee, counted him out, and Lintero-|® tr b \ iGiiced to from two to five ye: F > lives at No. 871 Home] pouls then helped him to hi By n part Of Reine Com: INTER OATS | Auburn and Stor one to three s 1 Bronx, and Linteropouln| corner. Whi m, examining] , f » Faactat! train and | Suor brought into court a y » of unusual interest because| physician at failed In his ove Mr. Morgan's ainount of moncy to make restitution, |of rivalry between members of theli | efforts to restore him to consciousness i ho was not hit. Fas. Tpt it was not w cist! officers stopped the fusttlade, 1 was not acc ' epted. respective units in the National’ an ambulance was called, Three- piece Facket eModels with The Maximum tna for the Price— | OPPENHEIM.CLLINS & © SS Soup, Beaver or Fine All Wool 34th Street —New York } | Natural Gray Fabricand Fine | Ir Squirrel Fur Fur Collars. Notable Offerings—Saturday i 3 _ |; Misses’, Juniors’ and Girls’ Apparel ae a iad b SS Twelve New Models Fifteen New Models | \ : These fashionable Garments denote cleverness, beauty and rare \ SENSE Ty SA EES UB URLEITY SOONITSR Wikty GEC HIEM eeCHOrty Jackets: BOXED OR BLOUSED. eAodels: FLARE-BELTED-STRAIGHT. ; ’ : raps Cfrocks: ONE-PIECE WITH SILK CREPE Cfrurs : AUSTRALIAN Opossum— Misses’ Coats and W oR DuveETYN BopicEs. Raccoon—NutTrIa, _ Also Suitable for Small Women to 36 Bust STRAIGHT, DRAPED OR IRREGULAR HEMLINES Shirts : Cfabrics: VicuNA— BOLIVIA— CORDALURE—CHINCHILLA. Furetrimmed Coats, of eee | soft = surfaced materials. any|, styles. Furs of Woif, Nutria, Cara= 50.00 cul and Mole. Special Paris brown, black, kit fox gray or navy blue. Fackets Are Warmly Interlined Lined and Warmly Interlined. Sorrento @ Blue, Malay Brown, NKavy Blue , or Pottery Red. The most luxurious of fabrics fash- | ioned into Draped Coats, Wrappy | Coats, Bloused Coats, and richly 68.00 furetrimmed. 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