The evening world. Newspaper, October 14, 1920, Page 12

See oo te ene ee ne z $ Sioa cacao - wobec ny UST ap Pek Ran RRA ENTRAR A re a | Wa ee Cee ne maaan PRE BVENIKG WRuD, Te vicl.s, cos oBuw 14, 1980. . | Gov. Smith challenged Judge Miller,|tenses. I never have and never will | JERSEY UTILITY grounds to regain their positions. {* on his way to Bologna with all the mont had been overthrown are be-| Douglas Wardrop and Henry Wood- his Republican opponent, to point to |deal with matters which do not con- new Commissioners will receive papers in the Ruth Cruger murder [Iie offic diape house with othar members of the Board ° a sinete Wem of the Gubernatoria!siy.ve omtee for wnied Tam cu! — BOARD 1$ OUSTED fi fret, Pir thotad anrprom: pealiua’ oh Was" Begatintet® That |e Saree eel te oes . B a ed the State ne hi ericn, were Wats 0 ce on sign Administration during the last year) Old tinpra here declare that never |ising to + 6 the Board, but the trial, if nt will begin | arin ye ; Aug. 16 Inat and nine months agninat which|in thelr memory has a Democratic! Gov, Edwards Calls Special Legis- © the matter no official consider. "Pct ' * x bile mii) honest criticiem can be made. candidate met w . dous fe ime 1 ttl Jersey City filed charges ty, ty ely = | * enthusiasm and ns of| lative Sesion to Consider New mmduct in office and ne 8 atulations Ul | "if there has been anything tn my | hersonnl popularity ; of hell of ota niiseta: & he, a, J Anniversary Nominations. . “ : 3 | ——_ }administration which could be at-/a atrong Republicnn district us }tacked,” said the Governc you|Govy, Smith on thin week our Le may be sure you would be h [aresem ERS central part ¢ Pe coal fa : the: yy hin way by automobile from | , ~ at It, and Judge Miller would not y Spee to tah o p S| Wardrop and Woodhouse Lone) TON, Oct. 14.—Gov. Edwards | ¢ r paired | to-day that Supreme Joseph B. t Ramor o evolt Paine, | Newburger “d to.grant @ have to be discussing National in WASHIN¢ action of the Rumors | writ wetting Jovern: Aero Club of America whereby G.! i Sin Shanghal tha of State issues.” | iid a man, elected Governor in Him to Point to Single Fe jan off-year, pay attention to his po gf duseck County, member © Item That Can Be Hon- nition, or should be ride around in Highway mmninaion a ? | onvbe Democrats, The Governor wiil name tf Ai pomp, chasing up and down the State § a . . two Republicans. Bs estly Criticized. on tours? He might na well do the |New Deer Law tw kttect ‘Te-Morrew.| who ta a De nd wae at one = roe attr, if Judge Miller's stand ja right.| ALBANY, Oct. 14 time aoting Governor, the members WA Habeas to 0 tRventag, Wer.) The Judge wants you to believe the |dver law becomes. oper Sikes teak ane Randi COCCHI TO BE TRIED OCT. 25 P pinanAaurron, NY. Oct. 14— |feeord of a man in office counta for [HEM LTE», ‘The renoval of the Honrd had] qeetvewwe Married Attorney om Way : leaving here this afternoon ing the hunting we Been Sereciee ROG the ; to Italy With Papers. on. he AAR is inn shortened two weeks by the|er# were reported to ha new bill pians for a fight on Con: “I'l never make a campaign for } Bimira, where he speaks to-night, |any public office on any false pre- Apaistant District Attorney Botan You can play this ¢ » Phonograph © yourself | % New Fall Styles Two seasonable models in ' | women's low shoes for 4 ; autumn street and dress / 3 wear, interestingly priced. New Brogue Oxford, | 2 363 2 dark tan military heel eee 50 Better Shoes : For Less Money in Blyn Fall Stocks | To be well shod one does not need to buy highest priced shoes—but merely well-selected ones. Every pair of shoes in the big fall collections at Blyn’s has deen selected for i : style, sound quality and workmanship. 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