The evening world. Newspaper, October 29, 1920, Page 14

~ te roms - Me te nventno wort, FRIDAY, OOTOBER 29, 44). | | “i : ‘of ott ballots by parties and then caus-lenabied to destroy the ballots, as he/to the courts and fecal authorities Yhis,* ine the Itghte in polling places tofelalms Socialist ballots have been|have not brought satisfactory results. \ turned off the plotters will beldestroyed at past elections, Appeals'he declared. f i BY SOCIALISTS 10: fied court orders to register ? jus Hoe riated that converts E | ent | ; ‘| a . y © Entire Election Board of Dis-| {| For Small Feet § trict Summoned Before . : Grand J Women with small feet x srand Jury. | B} often experience diffi- i culty in getting fitred— District Attorney Swann to-day a- | Si bur mot at Van Hart's. fected Assistant Kilroe to take the The number and variety { yentire Election Mourd of the 224 Flec- of Van Hart lasts en- ry tion District, 18th Assembly District, able us to fit ‘most any ag j before the Grand Jury on Monday, to foot : ad, [edie g be questioned on the complaint of | BUILT IN! omiort x | Julius Gerber, Executive Secretary of | wm pe the Soctalint Party, thatt Jay L. Hoff. | § _ : ; than, Chairman of the Board. refurcd fo permit Socialist women to regiater. | VAN-HART In affidavits #everal women oharge | SHOES thet Hoffman demanded thelr marri- | ms ee bge certificates, refused to accept | FITTED BY EXPERTS ahem if they were in Jewish, and in| HOME CHES cauBEd them to be elected 35 WEST OO STRER? by policemen. He also charged that Our Only Store in N.Y, Bh Hoffman erased names from the reg: | Sater, I" * ‘The members of the Hoard to eo | Before the Grand Jury are Jack Miller, | { No, 120 Mast 119th Btreets Anna M - — EEE Mrady, No. 1820 Lexinzton Avenue; |f} Carrie Connors, No. 127 Kast 113t|{| ERIE RAILROAD hom ‘Cheek Begect; America Mannerino, No, 109 Metro) tan es East 111th) Strect, and Hoffman, No, |{] CHANGE IN TIME TABLE bs ‘i *320 Haat 110th Street. ‘The affidavite f ‘ior Men - Meseribe the Board members ax “dum. |} SUNDAY, OCT. 31, 1920 F mies" taking orders thom Hoffman. Fe qi lloftman denied violating a | Eastern Standard Time ss Je admitted ermal umes fi ; Feminter, but veld they were Train 3—to CHICAGO, A 1 to vOte. In reply to the t he does not live in the Leave New York 1.45 P. M. b a etet, he wave pie address as No, 120 Leave Jersey City 2.15 P.M. a Oth Street, " 7 Isidor Helieman, a watcher, ewore|f| Train S—to CLEVELAND t that he was arrested | Fi & oN Te is Leave New York 7.10 P. M. Leave Jersey City 7.45 P.M. | gharkes and was ||| Train 7—to CHICAGO | “Shrown | ona ‘Leave New York 11.45P.M Rested whe had a rirlt to register. In Leave Jersey City 12.25 A. M. t ef «© Bhis aMdavit Hoffinan is quoted an lg a ee Minor Changes In |] f Whe may be the wile of w laundry | Suburban Territory | man.” i on In a letter to Attorney General SELDOM HAVE THE QUALITY OF THOSE NOW FEATURED BY SAKS & COMPANY Our Confidential. Credit Terms | kG ‘es Meal | HEY are a quality proposition ap on ape ol | and Low Prices i it | ( 7 through. 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