The evening world. Newspaper, December 8, 1922, Page 15

LSE EY TLE TI a PT TT — - 2 — SRO RT ECE THE EVENING WORLD, F RIDAY, DECEMBER 8, 1922. iy eral 1b Memorial Fund provided {t ralses #2.) MAURETANIA GOES OFF RUN ELIMRA GIRL WINS PRIZE, | WINS DAMAGE SUIT, ae reves e WAURETANA ODES arnt wi AACE AUT are | EVERY LEAF PURE » dots ite kk in the old home of Li] Ste tMocr to Be Docked and Then to Amertenn Lesion \ announces State lung Chang. Another ta conducting ite One week after he had been awante! Cleansea by vacuum pressure, seasions tn a house In Peking, bullt be- oS OF terrier eeenvon Che aku Packed in spotless warehouses. Sealed in air-tight aluminum, BY HIS CHURCH AS): Saas tas 3 Go on Mediterranean Craine. Winners for Ensays. A % ° ‘ %¢ f injuries recefved while chasin fore Columbus discovered America. The] Cable advices recetyed yesterday at] INDIANAPOLIS, Deo, §.—Firat prize | sult o! } natn building of Cage A ge the ufflces of the Cunard Line atated| Stace winners of the Amertean Legion's] BUTKIare at ioeeyeane ade Parrer. any Un anne. War mn Vaal Gan that the «steamship Mauretania, which} essay contest for schoo) children were} man Frank Frangone, twenty-atx, No , Ys Dollar || lone and] ieft h {th only three propellers} announced to-day by Garland W. | 4532 Park Avenue, died in Bellevue Hox TOHROTROW WIN) Be Wome ee aul Liane Wan OW ere” We attisiogs. ake, tn a ds u : Powell National Director of the Legion’s| pital tast night from injuries suffered Day. throughout the country. Fifty) flood. The ettble quarters, ‘Two of| ming, had reached Southampton, | Americanism Commission, ‘The aubject| in an automobile accldent, thotsand women's auxiliaries tn the} (meri ss are medical schools Lene enly cuethauled. Lacor one] ¥88 ‘How Can the Amertcan Legion| | Frangone was taken to Believus ears h 3 und. tho ‘ ; = Wednesday morning with his hea! ’ United? States will endeavor to raise ———— will be taken out of the transatiantic| Best Serve the Nation? rushed aft 5 er the taxicab, on who iemnfiiomit $1,000,000'Im a single day to complete a THE SHELL GAME. service to make a critise of the Mediter-| 4,7he Now York winner was Ruth Orit) eons boant he had been riding, had «1, | $3.000,000 find to give seven Union (Brom the Kansas City Star.) ancan Feb, 7 under the auspices of the] On.°) ‘stownrt Honter of Dover. been in collision at 28d Street. and Firm on Beer Plank, Which] christian cottegess to. the 400,000,000] “Just at that moment,”, said tho lec-| American Express Company. It will be : Beves. Fourth Avenue with @ northbound au f ae 3 B {| women of the Orfent turer, “three aholle fell within m shor’ the frat time the record holder has been mi vARAON DEDEKO tomobile, “Thomas Carney, chauteur of ane . E. Temperance Boar a! 3 distance of where 1 stood. I wn |tnken from the transatlantic service for * ii the tax!, was arraigned In Yorkvillr "3 reN :M. E. Tempe 4 = During the last few months the com.|“lstance OF veers gs rulsing purposes, During the crulae (From the Kansas Clty Star.) Court Wednesday on a charge of felo “Deplores.”— * hiittee In, charge-has, obtained $1,000,000,| "ogo ‘gr course.” we Interrupted, ‘dls- | no effort will be made for a record, but] “It scems to me, Brother Johnson,”’| nious assault in connection with the ac| fs sweetly clean, wholesome, delicious. J Sag It haa. been promiaed another $1,000,000] uppointedly. "you never found out|the big liner will loaf along comfortably | commented the presiding elder, “that cldent and held tn $1,500 ball for ex- ‘ 4 ‘ by the Laura, Spelman Rockefeller! which shell the little ball was under.” ‘at elghteen of nineteen knots, Uttle boy looks a trifle delicate.” amination to-day, Resolutions emanating’ from the} ”® = facade Mceiacn ats tg BUY A PRIAL PACKAGE TO-DAY -cnrumaatatiouinanae—-- pineiahomntanjannpionmananiatses anenesaglilliile ethodist = =Episcopal Chureh—his 2 church—calling Senator-elect ‘Royal rrrerer cian a — 8, Copeland to task for declaring r himself in favor of the modification of Prohibition laws to permit the hat he stands squarely on his attl-| Bh. 9.6 West. 43rd Street e TO ers Longacre 8000. “The resolutions, adopted by the Board of Temperance, Prohibition and Public Morals of the Ghurch, were broadcast from the office of ° , ow 9.° ° Shatter v's sct'| || Exceptional Offerings in Women’s Gloves for Winter Stperintendent. 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Sizes 6 to 14 yrs, ; Others from $ Pp ; $ .0O $18.50 $22.50 $29.50 WOMEN’S SWEATERS 7s att woot OVERCOATS §—_75 All: Wool Junior and School with raglan or set-in sleeves, Either wool Overcoats in the newest shades and in ace : i J lined or fashioned of double-taced Gises 8 _ ‘ig Girls’ Coats of all-wool heather mixtures. Fur collars of ma b anety of Styles Paccdals, Sizes 4 to 14 years: | Specially the on near Sizes 3 tor i are : years, Specially priced ¢ Washington Se ish large $15.00 Taken from Our Regular Stock and Reduced to priced at on faititoned of Wook fi 4.95 and 9.75 $14.75 $22.50 , Girls’ Dresses. fashioned of wool crepe, velvet, or taffeta, $ an is Baltit o Dainty styles with ruffles and fancy ribbon girdles; some . . “ . = Others from $12.75 to 27.50 Others from $16.75 to 27.50 ae eee | with touches-ot embroidery, Sizes 8 to 14 years. (Values $8.95 up to $18.50) New York (Penna Sta, a de , ae Sroboeg af Nggar, be . $12.50 $14.50 to $22.50 Tuxedos, golf coats, slip-overs with round or V neck Boys’ Sweaters, ; $4.95 to 7.50 ’ Arrive Weisinaton SAGAS : lines—in this assortment one will find Boys’ Bathrobes. . $3.95 to 7.50 wvaaneenind tants Girls* Skirts of new Scotch plaids in bright colors; also every smart: new style. Boys’ Novelty Hats... $1.95 to 8.50 | Baie nciaeaslt camel’s hair, serge, and velour checks. Made with belc Boys’ Polo Hats . . $1.95 to 3.95 JP Simiitar TCE AE teste. or on detachable lining. Sizes 6 to 14 years. Every color, and every ealarcome may Boys’ Tweed Hats . $1.95 to 3.95 DECEMBER 31 . ny Pennsylvania $4.95 $5.50 $6.95 $7.95 be had—dight and dark shades in endless «ray. pe L. Boys’ Caps . a) +. $1.25 to 2.98 . | r a: ™: “e / FLOOR MAIN FLOOR Boys’ Blouses, 95¢ | Shirts, $1.35 | Knit Ties, 55¢ | Silk Ties, 55¢ to"Hl r System _ THIRD y : o : Mee Rewte of the Broadway Lintted 4 we et