The evening world. Newspaper, August 3, 1908, Page 6

Some Candidates for Que: no “Mette ole stot Of the Coney Island Mardi Gras + Ny This 9 ole al ¥ VOTING BEGINS FOR RULERS CF CONEY FESTIVAL Coupon Hullttes the Holder Popntie Mien i Bennlifol Wo Vark now. Readers of The Evening World + Tevolislorere serrcne ues eet tor K aS Will Elect King and Queen + (or Q) | of the Mardi Gras, , $ Cont:st Closes Sept. 8, 1903, | ARE MANY CANDIDATES.| # Y Grashoneg, C2 $ > ITES to BYE NING WORLD MARDI GRAS EDELOR, P.O, Several More Expected to Be ; ri lle os : \ Bree ios Be Vadth eet hon, Lape Bromitays Harem stow, Entered in the Race by ds 51h at: Browkly Washington st. and Pulitizer Building’ Their Friends, the The polls opened to-day for most remarkable elec ever held in | Greater New York. It will continue ih down to Sept. §, and candidates may be min- put in the fleld down to the 1 ute. determine who s the most popular man in the five boroughs, and fit to reign over the Coney Island Mardi-Gras and fall festival with which the season will) FOR SMART le ' Flats in Central hea West to Be, Let Tenants. It will be a popular election to wind up at the Isle of Joy; and to select the most beautiful woman In New York to Colored for his queen. | The official ballot {s printed on the Evening World, y day ody. has the second page of The and will be found there the election ends. FE intl! radius o eactith! Jamee apart right to yote for king or tor queen on} a st Be this ballot. Just write in the name of} Auer Tey a centre iieparisweateanded your favorite and send the ballot to the} )0 5 1) 00n& masa street, were thrown inte Mardi-Gras Faltor, Evening World, or| Gy fess atc leave your vote at elther of the branch | offices of The World. The vote of all| the candidates will be announced inj wi this paper each day as the contest| val weels goes on. Vote for only one candidate the batiot, Do not write mes of candidates for both king | and queen” on the aame ballot, for that would make the ballot votd, and it would not be counted for any one, The women of Coney Island are Anxious to have one of their number selected for queen rather than some, "; fair one who does not live on the island, | ¢ and already several of Coney's fairest have been put in nomination Candidates Already Named. The first to have ner was Zahowa I the public as dad," the sir beauty who is entertaining Dream visitors in Oriental dauces in one of the William A. Ellis series of sensational productions. 5 | Orhers nominated for the diadem In-| * at that building was to be entitely to negroes. The , as they wer ein a fashioy s muct to pay ighborhood was “ALSIE JIS HOME ~ FROM TRIP (BROAD r ‘ nted to fil phant eSS Svemlon ent Over in June's have been but a few families f mes lately,” he ar and Caught the Mumps Aa onthe Way, | POLICEMAN DEA DEAD IN BED. clude Mrs. Conrad Stubenbord, jr, the jotrrss, and her Heart Disease Belleved to Have charming wife of the C ys J. Se Pr. atic, vances: leat , ‘fanned Death of J ehuter v na, landmark at < went abroad P. ie eman John FE. Miss Janis eight years old, wa INE ACTOS) by his wife 1 West Veloek ome a part © SHUT DOWN PAPER MILLS AS « MEN PREPARED TO STRIKE. ' of a mat winter by C his two sons, ) indeed fair to look upon. Heart disease is said to have been olden blonde, w cause of r was and when she is ed she lavghs with , ty-seventh her eyes and pretty dimples aateitis and had been on the force |! 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