The evening world. Newspaper, October 26, 1920, Page 3

$100, uF It bought tve of Li had Speculation Not $100 Until He Became State ¢ Comptroller. Boardman, Stand Shows Weakness of Memory. dence to-day at the bond sales for the 8! the. transcripts show he took office bh Ave totalled MoConnell No, Br transcript of a telling $113,000 Travia never bad a His. Deputy, State Comptroller Bugene vis'a stock deala were put coming Comptrotter Mr, Trav nvestments amounted to & Wood, No tifled that ript of dealings showing bought nda at 8 s 82 Inquiry x that, ot Met dway, Ident vunt with that firm, paid tn tut. M 100 ler agree counts made this a es bcp TRAVIS PAID CASH Society Girls Arrange Blecti FOR AL! STOCKS ON PERSONAL ACCOUNT More Than THEN RE \CHED $156,831. on Remarkable M, Tra- Into evi into the e Sinking Fund, 7 Wall rm'a tran. | Mr. | office RAISED $13,244 To Aid Work of Italian Settlement tures in Campaign Reported “YOUR WIFE'S HAT THIS WINTER TO BE 30 P. C. CHEAPER . It May Gost Anywhere $675 Down to $12, " One Fay | SSS M/aS ISABEL PELL jEvent at Commodore Next ae son Trifle Early. ation of = joenight on the Cent hing the event be Satin and a few Hoy by da ! rar rt Tu Mra M Jopline : 6 and working ° sil ball with v 4. Frederick A 1 1 shorwoul aped laabel Shot Mackay, Mt s Barbara Kis-! 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VERY SPECIALLY PRICED EXQUISITE TUNIC AND STRAIGHT LINE FROCKS FEATURING THE VERY NEWEST STYLE INNOVATIONS, MANY ARE: NANDSOMELY BEADED OR EMBROIDERED fr In November, 1918, Alfred Fy 1 of New York ae i onsideration THIRD: During th Governor FOURTH: He to the peop smusement and recreation on their day When a erish 1) farnille he iwh kent them in their hom ihe p Primary Sy | * | x A CHARGE Ladies and gentlemen of the Jury: the evidence in this case is as follows: Smith waa citheens Goyernor of the right to choose their own officiuls, when bis political adversaries sought to destroy this right and to restore the discredited system of the honsed convention, He preserved the welfare laws which safeguard in factories the life and health of men and women and children SEVENTH: By the exercise of bis velo le pre- served representawy overnment in his State against the assaqylts ve who sought to de- the rights of th rity, the preserva of which is the four 1 of American racy, ry hia fell L himself to discharge the nefit of all the selfish or partisan Bidet: eb e two years of his terns faithfully fulfilled that fit appointments to office q and in the words of one followed hin career “has administered ith fail ty.” EIGH + He fought valiantly to + the WEN Gatasling sate genty. present archaic system of State Gove with has caused laws to be passed which ity wasteful overlapping of depar which opportunity to enjoy whole makes sLtoiponsible to. fasten teeponsthilitic ae tmaladministration upon any particular officisl And with equal valor heefought to institute 9 proper and b slike budget system whic should p’ uffairs of the State upow an orderly and e inie basis ed himself t victorious rates that h. 1 the eviction of awa to be passed the exercise of his veto he saved in » of dollars to the people of his ed for the people the Direct . which gives ve people the HEREFORE you are charged by your duty to the State to preserve for the State the. se can fot charged his duties nobly and well, vices of a Governor who has thus made good and by your sense of Ameri- play which prompts you justly to reward a public servant who has dis« to Go to the Polls on Tuesday Next and RE-ELECT GOVERNOR ALFRED E. SMITH FOR GOVERNOR ALFRED E. SMITH Mark your ballot like this Business and Professional Men's Committee for Alfred E, Smith ener ae —_—