The evening world. Newspaper, August 4, 1920, Page 14

. “Harding For Me, and Anter:ca, ‘Slogan Flood Reveals Many 1920 Defections wn Karting mana ‘The Cox managers will follow The Bvening World has thousands of readers who can write “hy at ee ican ee ks . Domi clever slogans, We invite‘thom all to try their band, No, 407 East Sist Street, who, t League of Nations the minant Note of the The Evening World will pay $110 in prizes for the best efforts, police say, is on paroe from the Thousands of Readers Contesting for _ | divided as follows: The Evening World’s Awards. Three other prizes, $10 each. First prize Cox slogan, $26. Three other prizes, $10 each, Far from receding, the flood of slogans submitted in the contest for Tho Evening World awards is rising daily, Among today's arrivals are: Remember this is neither a guessing contest nor a lottery. aa McGeehan in West Side HARDING SLOGANS. , COX SLOGANS. FH MERE WE DELLA COT Bichols, who, pollce say, became| “The League of Wilson Would Not| “Harding, Penrose Lodge, Vital Sead in your slogua to Asean méitor, Byeatag Work, known as the “Millionaire Kid," fol- Represent America; Harding Will| Questions Dodge; Voters Wantng sare already proposing to blazon such @ | Eicholz, Said to Be on Parole for 2 from every dead wall in the cities and towns in the Bond Robbery, Accused of In Party Affiliation sults from coast to coast. sult, First prise Harding sloran, $25, THE EVENING WORLD, WEDNESDAY, avausr 4, 1920. Have You a 12-Word Campaign “MILLIONAIRE KID” Slogan For Harding or Cox? | HELD AS AUTO THIEF Taking Limousine, penitentiary’ in connection with a| $45,000 bond theft last November, was| held yeaterday for the Grand Jury in $1,600 bail, for grand larceny, by lowing an alleged splurge at Saratoga, Consult Congress."—Vincent Zavatt,| Facta, Judge by Acts.”—A. M. Parker, |” Lawrence, N, Y. No. 606 West 144th Strest. win the Fight."—Madeline Bets, No. fatter calf ralsgd to the age of three! tive Sergt. Chari : "Sir Byard recenty made a tour of | nection with the Vote for Cox Moana Happiness Hore tee nents countig® , and predicted thatlin front of a 48th Street Thentre, of after."—-Petar A. Kiely, No, 883 Ave-|the Government crusade will bring| limousine owned by I'rederick Plate about a decrease in milk cows of 30 perl of Sayville, L. I. by a ‘ent. In six months and 60 You're the Man for US"—dare. L M.| "Mothers of America! ‘The League| , Harding , Evasive, Btrnddtes the | int, in ax months and 60 per cent, in Putnam Avenue, Brooklyn, “As Senator, Harding’s a Success; | “Citizens, Should You Think Seri- |), “inant 2 utean Don't a but as President He’ Would Be Best.”| ously, Fathom Deeply and Weigh —Belma Pfister, Valhalla, N. ¥. Consctentiously, Cox Triumphs." “O-Hi-O! Harding! Marion Says|Charies Devine, No, 743 Third Avenue. | 8.4 Fence; Can't Fool Voters; They Use Moulton, No. 230 Bast 824 Street, | of Nations ia a Guarantes of Peace.”—| Common Sense."—A. M, Parker, No. Paterson, N. J. Aimah R. Shafer, No. 2763 Geminary | 00 Went 14th Biret. on Power— am “Sail the Sh§p of State With a Con- “Man of Peace, Man of amt Avenue, Chicago. stant Cockaure Coxawain.”"—Ralph B. Harding! The Man of the Hour"—| “ror Cox and Publicity, World| Rogars, box 236, Shelton, Conn. Charles Hf. Teller, No. 76 Dikeman| Harmony, Justice and the League of sa cemeipiaaiieeens Street, epee BT 1s, Fate Ye Well Neand winless Reid, No. 2833 CENT “League tion: | Loring Place, Bronx. i ag Will Vove s% Out py, Despite the X % Hie Neaie, Ho Ie Te eee WINTER ." irs. Fiori leaton, tan Unknown Quantity.” john 16 Oak Btreet, Beacon, N. ¥. Ohavanne jr., my Bowl Syosset Street, MIL “For the High Mark in American | Weodbaven, ‘L. Iaeala and PmMciency, Vote lar-| “Tarise Governor, Ohio's Own! ‘Tis ding” Waiter Wilosxwon, Millerton. |cox “That Will ‘isring he Bacon James A. Byard et State Bonus Home.”"—Mre, L. nes, jey- % 10 Increase Nularding and His Running Mate miles 8. mt to Farmers to Will Safely Steer ~ ec av at Amertoa’s Door Knocks; Production, Og, Bronk aeons tet Boar Qed GEG | BANATOOA, Aue ~The rt re agen a Independence Unim-~ | avenue, Yonkers. of milk will reach 25 or 30 cents a quart and Unshackled, Guided by] “Cox, Cox, Is in the Box; He Will|next winter, according to a prediction par ee tg Conettution Now’ and Forever.” | shut the Profiteers Out."”—Linzie Car-|made by James A. Byard before the E. Coyne, No, #0 Throop | perry, No. 5H Baltic Street, Brooklyn. | Reaolutions Committee of the Demo- ae Tinericana, Let's Re Troe! Sete gaa See ae FUnee | cratic unofficial State Convention. Mr. Harding's the Man to Us| Francis Waters, Foran 292 Grove Street, | Byard is an attorney for the Dairy- Through.”—Olive BE. Wiliams, Lg pry jeraey ot men's League and a delegate. He agiod a Americana Love Honor, Truth and|@ plank calling upon the State to pay “Harding Cookdge! Our Best Ret) night, meaning, Democracy Must all bonus to for every Big League.’ Bilzabeth Lee, No. 143, 234 Btreet, Eimburst, L. Too; That's My Slogan, How About 7"—R. Hay, No. 43 East Fifth Street, Plainfield, N. J “Harding and Coolidge, the Reptb- Mean Team, for AH That's American, Stand Supreme."—C. W. Berghorn, No, 25 Reservoir Avenue, Jersey City. seb neat aslins TAXICAB RUNS DOWN STREET CLEANERS Two Pushing Hose Cart Seriously Injured—Driver of Car Arrested. Christopher O'Toole of No. 144 Am- » sterdam Avenue and William Fitagerald “ss East 14lst Street, members © 7h the BY Street Cleaning Department, A man asks a question Here’s the answer +f A CUSTOMER of ours who has been reading these food comparisons asks what we mean by water in chicken, lamb Fluid or chops and potatoes. We mean just this. colid it’s Everything you eat contains more or less the “nee” water, Take your beef, lamb, eggs or that vegetables and dry them out—eveporate couates them—and you have a very smalt part of what you started out with. What is lost is water. Take a hundred pounds of pota- + Jee a'heelini a hoge cart a2 Seventh toes and dry all the water out and you ‘ when's a Wee accede haw eos’ oe have 23 pounds left. hey were taken to Harlem Hospital We know that you think of mith as a Ss ertoua, cond The driver bp drink, whereas it is the same as any eee nctmansky: No. she West “solid” food. Nature made it easier $Bith 'Bitests was arrestee Sheil wie Savy to sell Sarp) Le See <x Sheffield Farms Co., Inc. ‘BROOKLY. OPPENHEIM, GLINS & © FULTON STREET—BROOKLYN On Special Sale Thursday Sale Price 2.00 Crepe de Chine Envelope Chemises Tailored, hand-embroidered and lace trimmed. Regulation, Ribbon and Lace Shoulder Straps. > Women’s Gloves Women’s Silk Hose Superior quality, Full- fashioned. In black and white only. A splendid value. Sale Price ya 2m a Tax 16-button Milanese Silk in superior quality. In fash- ionable tans and white. Sale Price 1 95 was arraigned on gomplaint of Detec. q Flaherty, 10. con: hi eft, last Sunday, Shortly after the. theft of Plate's automobile Sunday there was an auto wmash-up on the Williamebury Bridge. One of the cars was Plate's limousine, the detective «ald. Furs Purchased Durin Welcome! Knights of Columbus. STORE OPEN 9 A. M. to 5 P. M. HEARN. Fourteenth Street West of Fifth Avenue Great Before-Season Opportunity to Secure FINE FURS Below Fall Season Prices An event of RARE FASHION and ECONOMIC IMPORTANCE. Group of Fur Coats Our Regular $295.00 August Sale Price 196.00 An unusual group of surpassing elegance, fashioned entirely of seal eskin Coat—45 inches long— | Fox Scarfe—taupe or poiret— 600.00— our reg. $69.97-— cures: Migust Fur Sale 450.00 tuguat Fur Sate 47.50 Hudson Seal Dolman Wrap and Coat | Black Lynx Scarfe—our reg. ‘ ee beaver combined with skunk— 879.00 August Fur Sale 62.50 our reg. $750.00— Squirrel Chokers—our reg. August Fur Sale 575.00 $17.07— August Fur Sale 10.50 Dyed Skunk Scarfs—of animal style— | Fox Scarfs—our reg. $45.97— An exceptional early season showing of fine Mufts, Scarfs and Coats, very conservatively priced, Free of Charge, for Delivery dater See other pages for our three column ad. and Drastic Reductions i in Women’s Dresses. August Sale Will Be Held in Storage, | Brooklyn’s Biggest *¢ zai, 22: Grand Victrolas rhino peg | Your Ferlor guit ts the backbone of your tural Records at “Grand 8 Bare Aeolian-Vocalions “Snit st. store. Used for le Discount on Talking Machines. Reirigerators Our Ported Bedroom Suites fill that long felt want for furniture tut is both beaptiful amd 49 endu: See cur 4-Viece ring. suites from 8550 down go make Ite Deant! ful ) |POSLAM MAKES Sait Heo || SMIN SUFFERERS Street (Ossi ean THANKFUL Co-, Driggs Ave. BROOKLYN Cor, Wyckoff St. LOWEST PRICES AND EASIEST CREDIT TERMS IN THE CITY ——————————————————————————— a mre Buy Your Summer Clothing on Easy Terms ]| ye", gaat Kin dlsorder with Poslam od through 0 | to throw: of [ta aise is yield end become ral response ts the rule when cae) Pry Novtodshing Wpratt the’ time s eo mi — — WANTS WORK MONDAY WONDERS You Will Profit by Seeing Our Stock of PLAYER PIANOS Beautiful Model, Fully Guaranteed A Limited Number at $47 > Convenient Terms if Desired Complete with a beautiful Player Bench, BE Rolls of Music of Your Own Selection. | ——Free Delivery to Your Home—— The owner of one of these player pianos has the composi- tions of all of the masters under his own control, can play them perfectly. Don’t Buy a Player Piano Until You ‘x’ WELTE-MIGNON Then you will want it above all others produce the touch and expression of the Great Artists. WISSNER |. FACTQRY DISTRIBUTING SALESROOMS: New York, 53 East 34th St. °“Sisacrav.** Madison Aves. Brooklyn, 55-57 Flatbush Ave., suinzston’st. Send us your name and address and receive full details. With it you actually re- Any one our reg. $29.97— : August Fur Sale 29.75 oa is ust Fur betes 19 95 Seal Mulie-peitees shaj Skunk Sc +» $85.97 wv 16.97— ue Aetety Pie Sale 65. 00 eee TAgaust Fur Sale 1 1 25 cozema, however th Poslam, ten’ patte! le; yard $1.25 Brussels Cerect For free samy Suitable for hall and Pt iad rs Two Days of Quick Sales and Small Profits Many ‘of the extraordinary specials that attracted crowds. to this store on last Monday will be offered again to-morrow and Friday in addition to the usual week-end specials which have made our Summer Two-Days’ Sales so popular. 60c Felt Base Floor Covering Extra Heavy Enameled Beautiful assortment of Linoleum patterns, 2 yards wide; absolutely waterproof; tary floor covering made to-d ill seconds; best sani- . Cut from full rolls, REE YON oe eee ea pecenseeeeeeetes None C. 0. D. No Exchanges. Regular $11. ing or bedrooms. Special, this sale. $35 9x12'Heavy Brussels Extra heavy Wool Top Rugs. Excellent Rugs for din- Mjll seconds. binned value. $2.50 Inlaid Linoleum Nairn's Inlaid; <most brah Syroughou od colors through to ‘back; 2 yards wide; best attractive| able for halls dura- it Topasniend sa a lection of patterns; 27 Inches wide. Special, YOrd seseersersenseseeee $8.00 6x9 Texoleam Rugs stairs; splendid selec- Foslam:| 11 tion of patterns; 27 in. R D eon wide; per yard, (Lorper Tivingsion * * colorings, Including Chinese -blue, old I. € rose and brown, Mill sea feconds . a Store Closed All Day Saturday During Jui New York Floor Covering Co, 60. Flatbush Ay. | block from BR *” Extra heavy, very close woven all wool Axminster rugs, tall, soft nap; beautiful assortment of patterns, I] There are Persians, Oriental, Floral and Chinese I] effects. Special for this sale Japanese Grass Rugs-at Half Price Extra heavy, close woven, sturdy rugs for in and outdoor use. In all the latest colors and patterns. Size $4.00 | $11 Special Sale $5.50 6xi2.... $2.50 Heavy Velvet Carpet Extra heavy Velvet t_Darpet, sult~ stairs. Very choice es Excellent assortment of patterns and OOKLYN Fil IT MAKES LITTLE DIFFERENCE WHAT YOU NEED — A WoRLD “WANT” WILL GO AND FIND IT * * * * * * * * “ 19.25 $60 9x12 Royal Axminster * * 8 © &® & C 19 Price .- $5.50 *1.68 3.98 ton St