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wane CTA ee 7 vane DG Pe Me aR es bit EVENING WORLD, FRIDAY, APRIL 26, 1918 WILL CONSULTS Beers mys REPUBLICANS FIGHT. enon au anes vane BROTHER OF STOLEN vir Rowe Srv fe sone 0 tha he, une ts Locked Up, ce oes eames o : STATE CONVENTIONS |» tormatinresvt rm cae, ning itord i 6 Gaughtes ot th tte ta ————— to stand near him. Again he will make ol Inquiry about some correspondent who Detectives Dalton and Donnelly of the tine painter, who lived in New York for @ fg absent or ill, The publicity cabinet West One Hundredth street police sta- @athers in an informal semicircle around tion last night arrested Thomas KE. W: —e a long time. Her mot! home is Brookline, Mass. ‘ . of " 4 3 > the President, and when all bave e™-| Minority in Legislature Present] ‘emi eme sy Nov sus Adame atrect, |ENBAement of Henry A. Ross THR AGH OF A vr ve nt, ’ I he Ni a 7 He !, journal. _ Developing Publicity Into a] Dtleve » auorim ie present, * ‘Gecuss| Declaration Giving Reasons |. # Ninety-| and Miss Gifford of This hf not at all indicated by affairs of state and nation. What can ' ' City Announced. ' for Opposing Bill. Within more recent times it has been discovered that many of the bones, of Philadteiphia, | acales and otoliths of fishes have annua! Science to Keep Nation WEARS FRANKLY; Posted on Legislation. CABIN 7 MEMBERO FOLLOW. al for a series of ques- volved is $15,000, it is sald. an 5 hie ‘ nry A. , ALBANY, April 26.—Emphatio op- tall, fair haired and very] U's ‘ i tesembling those { position to Gov, Sulzer’ “ indignant. He sald there} brother of “Ch Ross, who waa] Ot" 1'"na by means of these Invests . m to Gov. Suiser's announce would be cleared| kidnapped thirty-eight years ago, and| gators have determined tho rate. of TO TURN ON THE LIGHT. | aov ffaire, The President | desire to do away with State nomin- ae| Whooe fate ‘Was ever. learned, la Wlerewth Of plaien, snowing aac. ole pulls tee ha trate lim ating conventiona ts voiced by the| ployed by the bank, bu in| marry Miss Jeasle Lioyd Gifford, aociolo- | specimens attain the age of twenty-fv Roceden neil Republican members of the Legis- | the administration had ci to| gist and settlement worker, of New or even as much as twenty-nine your , can be correlated with stz fealgn and come t6 New York to look| York, ‘The formal announcement of welgnt, although it appears that the lature in “a statement of principlen ‘a made public. tos | fF 8 Position, their engagement will be mi xos have a different rate of growth. - “ (| CHICAGO, 11, April 25. President | ———e jement summarizes mi | Cottrell of the Drexel State Bank re-| ‘ors’ position on direct | fuses to discuss the ch ma embodied in formal res- 7 bred by « font cnuces of] “eam Themes © Waterman, 4 Assemblymen. gen President Frankly and Inform- ‘ some Inquiries the President says, ally Discusses State Ques- |cannot discuss that subject just now, and it is instantly Gropped. It is no- ticeable that no correspondent takes a note of what is ald, Not a lend pencil fe in sight. The meetings last from fifteen minutes to half an hour, and epublicans declare that prac- then with a “Good morning” all around) iicaiy all of the election law and the correspondents leave, primary reforms included in (ov. ‘There is a new order of things In most | guizer's bill were embodied fn mens- ome women have of the departments. Give all informa- introduced by Republicans which | 4, 1 beautiful complexions tion possible to the press, but let th retained in committée in the P news be given only by responaible heads, | Kewembiy by the Democratic majority.” | BRYCE’S OFFICE TEAM ENDS; ~others haven’t. And yet @ per- te the rule. In past days it was necet-| init they were offered as amendments rary sary ‘ofen or Waenngion crrerond.| "tye recently vetoed Mauve sie-|_ HE LEAVES WASHINGTO! atthe sof, emnviaiey tovely ie , bed ee er ta Penge tion and primary bill and “were voted els. re | ye le i down by the Demo rate masority Of] Reicing British Ambassador Will of our famous French beauties. 4 Would you like to equal their @ tatement ex- at Oidner tite To fairness? Youcan. Use Eau Gor- In manufacturing ‘‘KAYSER” Silk Gloves’ no effort is counted too great to bring about that superlative degree of excellence, which| gains recognition upon merit alone. When offered the‘‘just as good", “We do not favor the abolition of the] Say Farewell to United States State Convention,” the “because under a of die r rly genoa acleghine to venvouneansl lier, as most all French women do. kind—remember the Cross Roads all such delegates to be nominated by This wonderful emollient lotion WARNING St LLook—Listen Dewey said to the correspondent of The | Detitlon—all candidates for Btate offices held here more than softens the skin, makes it clear and OP Ry days have equal opportunity to have dele-/*!X years and left for New York to , ins poles 36 pabtielty that ne | gates pledged to their support; because! begin his trip home. To-night in New Lillie al Ne Ee bloom of youth, {t gives undue preponderance of power| York he will say farewell to the United les and crows’ feet and to the more thickly settled districts of /States at a dinner of the Pilgrims’ So- remedies damage done by harsh cos- the State; because no candidate for|clety, and Monday he will meet his metics, ete. Buy a bottle of Eau Gor- Governor can possibly succeed at suci| Successor, Bir Cecil Spring-Rice, now on lier today or send 4c postage for a gen- YJ & primary without the backing of @ po-| his voyage across the Atlantic. erous sample. litical organisation, or the use of a| Then Mr. Bryce and Mre, Bryce will . | large campaign fund; because the vot-| £° Overland to San Francisco to sail for Eau Gorlier Face | Eau Gorlier Face era, not having had experience with a| Yokohama on May 3, touching at Hono- Soap. A pure ex-| Powder. Made of real direct primary system in political bt Fh if will spend some time in quisitely scented soap, | Only the finest selected Secretary MaAdoo of the Treawury is| sub-divisions, that syatem should bol Sie hey att ar Mr. Bryce will containing same ben. | "ct Lge ground to a past master in the art of dealing with | tried out before it is extended to the pont Prag hy hab crosses tease fick Iproperties it babe srsnreeg we newspapers. So is Secretary Lane of | entire State.” ¥ ., pecial process. the Interior, who once was an editor.) The statement declares that the units| ” WAY of Siberia. fen lsotiebinenne poi net ig erste) Gecretary Garrison of the War Depart-| of represenation in the State Com- aha AARah £ Sront is most amiable in helping corre-| mittee and in the County Committees, | WILSON SHAKES HANDS to the woman who | perfumed—made in all prescribed in the Sulser bill are “unob- WITH BOSTON AMERICANS. | Stop—and consider that the “just as good”” Look—in the hem for the name “KAYSER.”) Listen—to the excuses offered for the ab- eH Short Silk Gloves, 50c, 75c, $1, $1.25, $1.50 Long Silk Gloves, 75c, $1, $1.25, $1.50, $2 kr a : er seeks beauty. tints, AS 2 francs in Parie 3 francs in Paris § i 52 itll | aaitation Jectionable,” but adds, ‘as a matter of 0c in New York ‘78c in New York faltus Ke & Co., Me pedal es ( ‘ayser » Makers Principle we don favor regulation 0” | “I'll Forgive You for What You Did acral, Mprett Boog man, tleabel rotherbe ONeM Atoms : New York a , A Mecretary of State, is not half so the State of ie number of membership ; | municative now in office as when a in these committees.” to Us Yesterday,” President Tells aa’ a Onn - Hegel (4 ¥ Craw; Btroct Store rttndie aoe! Coswer Ges, Bimeson 8 Crositord, Lath Btree il President telegrams i . were ‘The Republicans favor the suggestion macy and all the leading Drug and Department St thi h- i So ects cs eren'en weivien, ere tn We Governor's bi, which ts Geslened (Bypass Bs gone Hes cut Greater Nets York and then. jae i ip pian! SPM TWICE-AWEEK CONFE! ‘attitude toward publicity ts one | bauer py omces, declaring “all nomina-| ‘on American League baseball Hy. J. ROUSSEL, Inc. Pa Iote #S 2e | ———— ——— 3 : tHons under direct primaries should be| WFld’s champions, went to the execu Manufacturers and Importers of on an equal footing.” tive offices to-day and met Presi ent | “We, therefore,” the etatement con-| Wilson, who shook hands with each cludes, “pledge ourselves to favor elec- regular receptions for pewspaper baw tion reform in accordance with the fespondents and talk with them intl | cisages of our party plattorm—provid- mately about affairs of state is @ prec: ling for the repeal of the Levy election | * tiee unknown ia Europe. Partioularly|igw; tne abolition of the committee England is ouch intimacy with We | designation; the abolition of the use press impossible, There is an unwrittes | or the party emblem and the party law in England that the Governmemt | conmn; the separate judicial ballot; ne matter how high his ranB, | sronivition of party funds for candi- who talks for publication must retire. | dates before the primary, and providing President Wilson talke to the press and | for the short ballot. promotes publicity as a valuable 44-1 «We oppose nomination of candidates Junet to democratic governme for State offices and judges of the song Court of Appeals by direct vote of the JUST A MERE $1,000 BRIDE. | party electorate. We favor « conven- gery tlon composed of delegates directly Ané If'e an Awfel Blow, fer She! chosen by the party electorate in As- ‘Wanted to Be a 98,800 One, sembly districts.” f i you for what you did to * sald the President with It went all right as long as re, You took advantage of my ‘CHEAPER THAN BUTTER All The Children Want “Eddys” Jellies All The Time “EDDYS’ i DELICIOUS Q PURE FRUIT % JELLIES ¥ RED CURRANT, CONCORD GRAPE, haga hy Ringe oan erg 1o QUINCE, CRAB APPLE, ETC.. (<a 8 tay Mt overs that Florence siberstte Ose US RAT icp, ust like the kind they made Wore Bom bridal, si owa ins Bandas wa girl ; THE STORE THAT ALWAYS SAVES MONEY FOR YOU! in make fea hegisrtrg =| Shoe ‘ALW Cooked in kettles lined with silver « rence Com: the Pri i ss ‘ ; Nan of Ha Wet Pn Departenent | lp) Convince Yourselt Ris dtd jo Oe ee ba! 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