The evening world. Newspaper, November 3, 1919, Page 12

yg endorsement of Trwin Untermyer tor | / sar cao ag er tree month tr THINES POLITICAL energanent of trvin Uatermrer tor! LEWIS BORRECTS INJUSTICE om SCHOLARS PICKED. [HEDGES PROTESTS BUS LINE’ Distribution of suppiies from the fund The leaders of both parties in the} eane Will Go | Heeetver 1 n Proms are, as usual, confident of a RSTM N Sixty-tnree 4 expected to begin Deo. 1. The plan Brons te, ae ueual, doufdent of a | DONE 10 JULWS FO AN wee 4 lly balanced ration ts given to Festentay the receipt of $760,000 from titloalty mfe | pubite a letter received from former | tho aelectic ne fe Starving tn Armonta to be followed |: t employed tn t pho, sDoin Wy beak seediata Mure | | oer, ho Bronx will roll up a majority of sohota Mage : SEEM B [ bot leas than 43,000 for Mr. Moran, {Says Reflections th Has 3 in Hasty Wartime | f) Sie ‘ounty Clerk Cail d , 000,000 undernourished ohildren nty Clerk Callahan and the judi j GERMANS DISMANTLE FORT. | | Attorney General Merton 1. Lewis in| ere announced, the fall numer The American Relief Administration | Bute Provinces the countries of the Commonwealth Bund, New York upervielon, olary candidates. Report Were Not Warranted — {aoun . 0 supe! One allotted to the United States Campaign “There Se Seems to Be Attea of : wy the | “ cy Central Burop which « aelen- Huropein Calidrenje Fund announced| tifoaily balance ‘som Richard W. Lawrence, the new Re- b videnes bi daed for relief of childpeniin Armonia. Tha UR Rg CI ll rad publican boss ‘keen a “40 ‘per cont by the Evidence. Tee ja the pum requ! ‘sedording to Col. eamied that fie oeeulre nistance fhoresce in the vote rote ot his party. | Jultue Henry Cohen yesterday made | Rhodes Trus William M. Haskell, Allied High Corm- ant Rarvest. Of een * are which the latter sald he wished to cor-|year Instead of the yearly quota tein te Super- | rect an oMcial Injustice to Mr. Cohen'a| thirty = two. ‘The sixty « fourth, whose | geri, le. selection from Michigan joatponed, | § Ending in a Hearst and dp nthes-d olient, Julius Foratmant, President of will be announced later, The came gum: lonn h | bala ean Nov. “ ane Germans! the Forstmann & Huffmann Com | ber will be appointed mas xe ft. | i- ‘i, have started diamantiing the fortress at! pany, woollon manufacturers of Pas-|Aydelotte said, to make up for Anti-Hearst Fig t. Intein, on the Rhine about eight miles/paic, N. J. The mills of the company | 2° during pele at ee P . ; ae north of Rasle were taken over by the Custodian of wae keener than ai There's a “Just before the battie, 7 on NiCr Mnemy Allen Property during the war, Afteon years since ting the sf 4 J mother,” feeling In the Bronx to-day. following which an Investigation was nips, beeen. Prof, Ayaeloste | care, don a Shoe Means Standard of Ment‘ = youre Seen Dee Pe ng] made by Mer. Lewis and Alfred Ys |creased interest in, Hngland resulting — cally wound up Saturday night, the * ‘| Recker, one of his deputies. Mr. Becker |from the war. A large proportion OF | Th la big Democratic splurge coming with wrote a report of the investigation | the candidates were men who had been | e Flavor r Is Exquisite jn military service, and many of them | 4" St. New York the appearance of Gov. Alfred BE. | which was approved and adopted by!had already studied a anor term at — Smith at the Women's Demooratio| The Foot Show, held under the|Mr. Lewis, and this report questioned |Oxford under the eduaational plan ar | The Purity Absolute Committes meeting in Pythian Hall. | uspices of the New York Retall(the loyalty and integrity of Mr. Forst- Foxes, by the American exped Hitionary Gov. am. | Grocers’ Association in the 12th Regi | mann, ‘Sub; to ratification of the Rhoden en a Lahey nang eon Avonue and| In his letter to Attorney Cohen Mr. | Trustees, those from New York, oo w. rf pope d The Gevernee § | Lewis says he has made careful study | J°rsey, ‘and Connectlout whore Beet | upon W. announced to-night follow urged support for the entire party \/, SPECIAL FOR TUESDAY of the evidence taken at the Investiga- | “Gbnnectiout —- 1919, William me tion and ts foreed to the conclusion | Whitney, New Haven (Yai “SALAD ticket, laying particulap stress upon [that the report contains reflections | New Jersey — the candidacy of County Clerk Joseph With She Cornm D \upon the loynity and integrity of Mr. | Haverford. Pa. {hi6y for c | Cocoa Calf Boot M. Callahan, @ nominee for City soled | Forstmann not warranted by the evi- | tulea’ (Hamilton College), Court Judge. Amatgamated Steet Workers Return. dence . penciniate shee There js a fecling throughout the | ZARD. 0. Following | “Any public officer,” writes Mr, | $2,999.23 Increase in ORANGE ae TEA with “Petite” French Heels 11.50 Bronx that the campaign has re- ,, scived itself into a question of antt- Hearst and on all sides there is con- |fidence that Hearst will be badly Li return to ku given tothe trowis, “may make « mistake in war| ALBANY, Nov. 3—Banks and trust at! ‘onal | times when quick action is required, |COmPanies reporting to the State Su- Seal. Air turday | but when ft appears that an Innocent |Perintendent of Banks show an in-| led, Tight beaten. ng furnaces | man has suffered with tho guilty, 1|¢fease im deporits of $2,999,239 for the | Packets only — | | ont The bolting of the Bronx Independ- | her. this for she 0 tipet thine teel tt my duty to say #0 and express telat sesouress on” that Atel were! ent Democracy has complicated the he stri Sept. 22 ” teity Neves cold tn bal fim tuation, Peter A, Hatting, an As Same Model in an Oxford Sirraty, eee Gas | — : unaianian 7 = as ———— ———__—_— ganizers of tho associ 10.00 ation, yesterday caused a big sign to be placed on the building which . Willis Avenue, It contains the title YOR ~All the grace of a Louis XVI. model is devel- of the clu and prosiaime ite support | NEW K J £ oped ‘in’ this’ charming “Baby” French Heel eek Celica hua’ MAR’ the citar BROOKLYN . © Shoe. 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