The evening world. Newspaper, November 22, 1922, Page 17

‘RED CROSS RALLIES WOMEN OF WARTIME FOR PEACE WORK Call of Near Rast sufferers Sounded and Many Rush to the Colors. Wanted—Women to enroll in the Red Cross like soldiers, pledging three hours’ work a week for six weeks in various departments, such as Canteen, Nursing, Production, Recreation, Ad- stems. Vorunteers may report at the New York County Red Cross head- Street and Madison Avenue, sixth floor. Those desiring to Make garments may take them home ‘This is the message Mabel Board- in Paris man. Secretary of the Red Cross ‘for service. John S. Ellsworth, Chair-" published in Paris a, week ago. THE EVENING WORLD, WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER 22, 1922. _ 17 brought to 350 women, representing] man of the Board of Directors of the all locale chapters, yesterday after-| New York County Red Cross, pre- noon at the home of Mrs, Whitelaw | sided. Reid, No, 451 Madison Avenue. “We are going back to wartime]|K, OF C. WAR WORKER TAKES SECOND WIFE spirit and strength,” said Miss Board- Announcement was made to-day of man. ‘We have promised 2,000,000 the marriage of Walter N. Kernan and Miss Ruth E. Pelaw on Monday last in the home of Mr. and Mra. Charles © Tiffany of No. 43 Park Avenue. The ceremony was performed by Special Sessions Justice Kernochan. Mr. Kernan was Overseas Commis sioner of the Knights of Columbus dur- ing the war. Miss Pelaw is a graduate nurse, who studied in Utica. Mr. Ker garments for the Near East Relief, 50,000 being the quota of New York County. We need the volunteer ser- vices of every woman." Miss Boardman said $15,000 had been appropriated for materials for Near East refugees and hundreds of women and girls are already at work. Women were wanted as hostesses to visit hospitals and ald in entertaining. Mrs. Louis A. Baker, speaking on “Production,” urged every woman to report to her wartime Captain in an| yr Swan of Utica. They were divorced effort to redraft their great power] in Paris in July last. The decree wan Motor and Large numbers of cigarette smokers are changing from cheap cigarettes to such high grade brands as Tareytons Quality and Charm Distinguish SALAD A” = =I A. | “The most Delicious Tea you can buy” ING Cigarettes ave always FRESH wherever you see the sign _UNITED CIGAR STORES “TALKING TURKEY” AT GREAT WAREHOUSE REMOVAL SALE Nearer and Nearer Draws the Day When Our Old Warehouse Must Be Vacated. Buy Now. Not Only No Deposit— NOT ONE PENNY DOWN Just nag om hg A mb Pg foes’ aarey Chi “Nest ie pe el — Eliminated. And Besides— Lifetime Service Guarantee Money back if you are dissatisfied or can equal these values elsewhere. We Will keep any furnt- ture pure! of us in perfect. condition as long as it is in your posses- sion, Goods Bought Now Held Until Wanted. _ FREE Delivery Within RUGS AT HALF period This $395 Walnut Dining Suite $15.00 Arm - Chalr—Ma- hogany, walnut or oak; Va heats of genuine $3. 5 ta Heautiful Queen Anne period design, consisting of large Buffet, China Closet, oblong Extension Table and ‘Enclosed Server; fini t= ed in built-up American walnut and all handsome, large ¢ BEAL VAIUS Btrsdecsecceccerccrseereersserettseeeeeenerees $8.98 Roc k e r—Mahogany and oak finishes; uphol stered in imitation er $3.98 Odd Diners olden fin ing chairs; e ‘ Solid ! & Lt This $325 Louis XVI. Bedroom Suite A splendid ex of this popular pertod in a beautiful Bedroom i 4 $459.50 gray finish; ing Table (ex! f Dresser, full size Bed, Chifforobe and igh class construction throughout; wonderful value This Regular $295 3-Pc. Overstuffed Living More th An ur metal and Dresser—Mas $45.00 China Closets — A golden finish teas it $4895 eee $P85Q invee'mrmr. $99.50 Complete Floor Lamps, with Silk Shades; Great Reductions “UTSCH BROS THREE 3: BIG STORES FURNITURE HARLEM —— DOWNTOWN BROOKLYN Sd Ave., Cor, 125rd St (dare A, Cor. 4th St.| | B'way, Cor. Saratoga | || Oven dronday and Bat-} | Open Monday nd Sat urday Evenings Beds $35.00 Oak ck of 3 rio P22 PSB ASE 8 Pewee ra urdey Evenings.