The evening world. Newspaper, November 3, 1919, Page 27

; THE EVENING WORLD, MONDAY, NOVEMBER 8, 1918. °° rT | ! ] i] | leader, Frank Hague se Jersey City | curtatied yesterday fternoon in or- age io ft RPG tl Lee ne NEW GERMS TO BE SHOWN. nd prominent Democrats re-| ¢, tie speaker "While Labor polled probably quit pet Bk ived rousing receptions in all parts| ¢ : panos that Mayor Salts a fair proportion of its VOUNK) Micrescopteal Sectety to Give Pab~ Davey" Baird bailiwick. mil re f e American strength, the other parties suffered lie Mahihit Next Saterday. “Thousand of shipyard wo ant 4 Y avily from the suplneness of/ 1. sm that chases epinal mentn. ne € df h t oI " ” RBI e) tives of 0 =| ats Savor PIN bs 4 nd only in & £0 | citis will be One of the novelties at the f a Demoera jit dik per cent. of the clec- twenty-sixth annual exhibition of the 18 no day to hold a pe In * | tors take the trouble to vote. | New York Microscopleal Society tn the o < befor ae “Tho women voters probably exer-, Masewn of Natural History next Satur. He ‘ ppposinis 1 N8 dhey termed at eneronch met cised a constderable influence on|day evening. ‘This exhibit comes from } " Meate New Seraly hel mal Cm many of the results, the discontent| the Department of Health. oe lle , | | Many microscopical discovertes and past regarded lof the housewife no doubt finding en with the same! publican bosses <a 4 * | methods developed in the war also will isance that the| ¥ a cl ‘ e id that |satistaction in a decisive pronounce-| 1. snown for the first time. Objects ‘ 4 ot Masta by ae ida on whieh work: TTD ee FoF |ment in favor of a forward policy. ae 4 aan be = bh Ui] TTT Union Men, Incensed, Expected Speak of the Ilindenborg ling, “‘trovne nd if they cared Result Indicates Irritation aC) mee: the women: candidates ‘as hel Ce ee ee be me canre'ct eae \ HH to Hear Candidate Edwards Ms wae tote : Failure of Government’s | pata “were Rot, om the whole, mue-| SLO REam! Sree etki, Bold gage Explain Labor Plank. P ane veral days ago) portant natde _ ia ne Post-Bellum Policy. i= a granted permission to do 80. Fagen Ts STEPS Charles H. Ellis, a ' — | Copreight, 1018, tw Tee, Pram Puniisaing Os, | ae Cumdet Mitated, politic Jit iw said, ASKS FUND FOR LONDON, Nov. 8-6 A. M—La- | ally, throug : ———— | | Seki\er David < Campaign for $1,000,000 Kand te bor has won a eensational victory | Jersey, with »yb! 100 as going to Opened. \in the munictpal elections not only | poration, refuse At a mceting at 6 thi afternoon in|’? London, but throughout Great | members of American Federation the Academy of Medicine, No. 17 Weat| Britain, as far as can be judged from of Labor to hold a meeting in the Gein. Vlog Tait, | {84 Street, Health Commissioner Cope-| the reports already at hand, | ity “an f tive eg, | (and will open the United Hospital Fund | City ‘ot Can ght jocratic Lender | Campaign for $1,000,000, ‘Tha C “There are many obvious explana- | purpose of i a a , after predicting that |» ba the Democrat ‘a nty world roll up a vote woe 1 Suit « AMDAIgR: | pro-( tlone of thin'resalt,” eays the Dally | 17 Do you believe that there is zoebaet vy the Des rms 04 ‘ot Fe A Co Tr oapsis Wada Gig | Newh, “ot im tho mate tt te clearly a | — a cereal food quick and ri: Hog torial nominee, 1 \ 0 sald 1 be Ed- place in the city’s health programme, It | reflex of the Irritation and discontent | 4 | wa ‘ \ » St deserves the support of every citizen. ' Several days ago, a in the State, wervey the aupbolt of avery itien | which the failure of the Government light and tasty; yet substantial?” Republican southe . 7 to 2 stv o show the Re«| Nov. 17 to 24 Inclusive, State, Candidate - P in New Jersey something : - : ee M4 Sunnycorn is this and more: coral inoue "eae Ofer tne | But if it were just this and... zou ann wate a er In Baked Pork and Beans nothing more you'd buy a packaw: 4 ia’ wae | antl 9 . A : two—would ’ ? no St , Se what [il have ize of n't your yal per iainte. bet you would! oo. <inisning touches t | for breakfast— chaitoss'<ttetesimas whats daaiktv arlay che beaudod Ha y eriheiliataliies a eenator Hawards and ’ men lunch serve Van Camp's to them. ll th f isi th i pei meetings conpored . . eter Well,the proof is in the doi branches of trades In she just gives me : They are baked with zestful . vholl sauce which permeates every | ‘ ; Pte ite ye wile a8 granule, This sauce was devel- Buy now. es a i . a - for our boiling water is freed oped by comparing 856 recipes. ; ee : | Pos 7 I0AS i IES from mineral. Get & few cans. Serve them | Your grocer will'refuhd ya A : j | Republic in your home. Learn for your- | ‘ ‘ P tr Get instant relief-with | |22 indicstion of the tsrcads that The beans are baked for hours self how men like them. Such money if you fail to»get ‘thet | pevio€ his Fee ier at 2 legrees, so they easily t « th t di % on . oy, it reef Rewion Av ie Bugbee, pooner She knows digest. But the ovens are mod- place of meat, swo oF three times sense of satisfaction the expefie.! he Hepublican ‘ State leaders, ern steam ovens, so the baking weekly, ence ives ‘ 43'7 Aas Don't stay P ‘ » when thoy Pealized tho alts i what I like g i and anuffling! A dos Cc i Tam reliably inform: Compound” taken every t sun-|f, ia he 6) til three doses are taken usually breaks | 0 oly. : — , up a cold and ends all grippe misery F ied by: the - » | The very first dose opens your r ; r ‘0. bh juperior | 4 clogged-up nostrils and the. air pas-|T! , ) Senate S coe mma TaN ™ sages of your head; stops nose run- as. 2 © do \ > | 0 RN is a SU! S| L Cai ning; relieves the headache, dullness, |‘ ! Ni ~ Hed » 5 Pork and Beans SUNNYCOR — Sek feverishness, sneezing, soreness, stiff- | }j. ‘ wee ——— —_ = says of the “3 ness. poring man ar eve! F ( qf f Baked With the Van Camp Sauce—Also Without It a ahr " “Pape’s Cold Compound” is the en in the State. W Other Van Camp Products Include ssesig. + quickest, surest relief known and costs n to Camden to-night \ sltiepg Reyes arr psp penis f tho, representa mys sl /AS Sout Evaporated Mik | Spesbett! | Peanut Boer =| IT MAKES LITTLE DIFFERENCE WHAT YOU NEED = a€ts without assistance. Tastes nice. iV %,0% labo : | : mig “ 3 es i ; pew C// 1 Th, Prepared in the Van Camp Kischens at Indianapolis « ontalns no quinine. Insist on Pape's! ‘ — eee aL | | A SUNDAY WORLD “WANT” WILL GO AND.FIND. IT POLITICAL. POLITICAL. | by § POLITICAL. fe VOTERS! VOTERS! TAMMANY HALL IS BEATEN!! In a Last Minute Attempt to Becloud the Issue, Tammany is Spending Hundreds of Thousands of Dollars WHY >) *) >} The City Budget for 1920 is $273,689,485.00 ee THE LARGEST IN OUR HISTORY Does This Mean Anything to You ? This is a fight for clean and intelligent City Government. Let not elaborate posters and false statements confuse the issue. The Issue Is:—Do you want to break Tammany’s strangle-hold on the Board of Estimate and this enormous budget? I appeal for the support of all decent people on Election Day. THAT MEANS YOU As President of the Board of Aldermen I have three votes on the Board of Estimate and will check Tammany’s spending of the City’s | money. There is no political question involved. This is a matter of business prodence,—te pat a minority representative on the Board of j Estimate and Apportionment. I will fight Tammany as hard in City Hall as I have been fighting waste in Congress. The last meeting of the Board of Estimate proves that there is need of minority representation. You are the minority. This is a fight of Greater New York against Murphy and McCooey and to cleanse the City Administration. | | F. H. LA GUARDIA | | Name of other candidate | | E17 meeenebe! .etgarsse ot ~ ot FPR MOET EFI ES co 70 For the [ Safety cf the Cliy F. H. LA GUARDIA | |