The evening world. Newspaper, May 18, 1921, Page 16

a } \ enna neta A eee I IT ST 16_ BUSINESS WARNED |IN AUTO “PRAIRIE SCHOONERS” | BROOKLYN “MODERN PIONEERS” | U iN INVESTIGATES | | Oy AU BASELESS | THE EVENING WORLD, WEDNESDAY, MAY 18, 1921. THREE DAYS’ TEARS BY 1, 445 ON SHIP| |EINSTEIN THEORY Lee eee rN | a it Produced $980 Tor Boy sine | | AGAINST ECONOMIC "Wit TREK TO HOMES IN WEST ome | " Says they Prove There Mhett. | Puparelio Capatdo,’ a sixteen-year- | Is Ether. | ts Id Ltaian boy, wht moved the entire | |: ISOLATION (If lJ § 128 Families Go to Idaho in '80.CENT GAS LAW AS MOVIE mw) Sect to The Pring Wor [aiebfags (oi Whe’ wioatuanlpy, SKS Glos| bd Ld , " * | VALLEJO, Col., May 18 ! 2 ! s p on 5,120 vann) to teary for several days, ut ii July to Settle on WILL YET COME INTO. ee 1 oe asi og |Yain fo fours for several dyn | Speake anutacruy Acres Proffered by State ITS OWN—O’BRIEN Federal’ frads Commi on Satunkiy nigtt disproved | ayn ceicee tt | akers at anufacture: He le r i ie earnuete vant 1 ‘ : S ‘ U M —Each Family in a Motor — | mie ae caten Rates |None of the passe was ryine | et Sonventio' ve ore : 2 re : there is ether, according tO | when the ship got in, but that was ! sae ‘i Ha e Car Drawing a “Bungalow | Corporation Counsel Declares Pub- Takes Up Complaints of ee ek. som te SN | peetaen chaps nits adh seg disse we | Stable Exchange: Stauth tee SRG H Iilities Coy jes Se rn ns einer o Island, Cult, | 1] Trailer” in Which the 640! lic Utilities Conrpanies See Stranglehold” in South. Soforebe AE UMTS Tenet) SAEs | pocket " “re ” Handwriting on Wall | observat ra number of years Pi @pdakers before the National & ersons Will “Camp"—A =—— “It Is ateolutely @ertain that [was a horse shorr's helper in ¢ aye) Corporation Counsel O'Brien in a Nhe ri ere ss Giation of Manufactu sbi Genuine “Back to the Soil”) statement to-any dectared that pubue| WASHINGTON, May 18 ome) election! primera ails we dn and during tht time ete a ¥ t Y e , atal id Prof. See “and Joe his wages of 80 centesiini a diay tion at the Waldorf to-day, struck one ore . Grate [utilities companies “mw the handwrit- |. Tiwi Bhi ta Raed ' that A | Movement on a Large Scale. ey ye hence the voluntary | Diints that the Famous Players Lasky | tat goth magnetism and gravita- | which is, at the present exchange rate, —— — = redis in waa by the Gonaoly- | Corporation of New York i6 a com- tion are wive phenomeno dopend- | about 4 cents 4 mills per diam | ae ete broeper coun aii bY") caravan headed West, composed | duted Company bination in restraint of trade in the i on etreseon In the ether. | ite put the $0 lire under his pillow policy of economic jsolation tree Jot pioneers of what it is believed wijt| Heads of the Clty'« Law Department | motion picture fleld have been under auroral display | when he 1, but on the fourth day | |e @ation in the commerce of the wordy ova a modern “buck to the soil" |dectared further that the gna company | investigation by the Federal ‘Trade howing that the electrical state |they vanished. Paparello ran to the || Re was pointed to us the Foail to DET | movement of large proportions, will |W besinnink to feel public ouinion” | Commission, it was learned to-day. | of the earth Ix dependent on spot Juppor deck in flood of tears and Dee es tee Gra? pinnate CONTAC Jeuart 1 king from New York ety oe et ane eee tptinig ruse a 1]. Concerns in the South preferred the! development in the sun and the | there he was joined rector of the War Finance C . reopecta Te will re. |'0 Break the fall by adopting a ruse and | oomplants They alleged that the SSMU ON) eh lela UL obi at : yooated establishing an inter lt acendin the w of the " eamous Bayete Compsaration ka Dios} "i i | t 5 peieeai caer ay. Corker in wyhis | Seinble the old-time caravans, but the |" “Grurien reverted to ree ‘ He ed Fs Corporation as PFo= | iohe gives the tinal coup de grace | All of them cried for three days and | Ei mel Gia rust Hada, 4, | Prairie schooner familiar half a cen-|Conpany's action a tow yeara ago in] UlCor USnOnter eae hte tor Nas! to Rinstein’s theory, which has no | then a collection was taken up for i country. his mu ‘ . 3 ! jtury or more ago will be replaced by | what he called paeudo-voluntary re Rained a angleho hrough the phy Binstein denies him, resulting In a donation of 1 | Fe eee etre world | {© Up-te-date automobile and the duction in rates to avord a derper and | S0Ut' coming ito contr of virtually| i114 oxistencn of the ether, and |Jire, approximately $5.60. ‘The & ee, ee eas | bebe Fo thanks to modern inventions, | wider slash in prices for electri, ware | OVETY Hone elke ve tk Ui WHS) caine Kia thoory ie fnew to be The nd thine ot Hie i atio' ng term fu he watd ' he ‘Telophone Com. | added, was brought about J =) aan a i tke hveatara, short (WHE Make the journey in comfort vie Roforring to the ‘Telop| | Sea Lynch c erroneous Thus it Is not sur- | pat e a 4 ~ san i ae Attached to each family automobile | pany, the Corpormtion Counsel — said pds +e eRRE Tevie sinh hy th pebbled te acoh nae | Ba See) Sutey trois ie Bunle Iwitl be what 1s termed a bungalow | “When threatencd with a forced red wed being essentially prising (that it 1s rejected | ° The immigration “The harmful effects of violent fu a wheclehearcecneertintn {tion of fifty jar cant ates a few jeld with leading authorities of Europe and | want to let hin n ye but kind | tuations in exchange on the country’s | © ' é be nutes into w peat little bun. {2A ago. it throw to the public i Pia America.” , Porg' ; i i h my ROMER senate is Ula rd the rin at per cent re bs tas to the } exports would not hu wets Loxley HAR eKinh Hive WETWlS GeRiOne ne torn t offer to buy owner would Panatelio ent | great,” he odid, “if the country Nady een comfortably. no matter | “nie impreseed with the fact that the) MARSDEN HARTLEY SELLS SRA ili tetas Geos 4] broad, free, active market for] °" this 3 The eighty cont will come! Lynch organization could obtain any his father in 1h 168 had @ broad, free, active warkel 19") what weather conditions may be. yao tts owns Mr untess | picture it’ wanted and could prevent | SPURNED WORKS FOR $4,913. tie to come get nic ‘ the standard foreign iv ay There ure to ps is families Te ty Gswarcar, MAS ei ‘om- | the preacnt owner (rom obtaining any coca SA | =] euritios.”” caravan, a total of 640 persons, reck “Sigal overnde {Picture it did not Wish him to ex-|Demler Refared Paintings for Ambassador Pezet of Peru said it) oning five, men, women and children ae tited verde} ninit. He would then be told that | Way Meeeaen SHOOTS HIS FATHER- IN-LAW. | was to the interest of the United | {0 each family she. aiort AW ta pricon fixe eri ures he ag to fall, 4 new thea. hci itiateshadchebet lernist Wanted are i) SG Mim dachiarst Es + nade for & sperc or nS e 0) b erected Oar a Mee 4 4d shot his father- 3 Btates that forei«n exchange should | wit} ‘proces! about twelve miles 44/199 AMERICANS owned. He almont Invariably sold. 7 ” a ‘e Abroad. liaw, William Atdrich, of No. 26 Un Ei Be stabilized. ‘The prevailing price of Hour, and wien evening shadows are The head of the Lynoh enterprise, | Marsden Hartley, artist, mude the | gircet William Deng, thir- | |B} oliar exchunge, he ves trade jealous wel, Bay ane i anti ha HELD BY BOLSHEVIKI It was alo complained, is such a) strike of his tite last night at the An-|ty-one, of No. 272 Clark Street, Jersey away from the Ur miniature @ity of 128 homes, com- Players. Lasky Company: ¢ Vt has | derson Galleries, where 117 of his paint- | City. aie natored last n ght to the po- || “in P we wish to buy American | plete in all Touneke essentials | i ation Strengthens Resolve of U. [been rumored that within a year he, | ings which he tad offered to a dealor| ice Of the Communipaw Avenue Bd ® “but we are neither {In morning, after cooking and | OMWHON < sal himself, may head the Fumous Play- | ¢o . t 3 tion, The ent an ambulaance Ky goods,” he naid, “but we a jin CoA cellar et i Deal Now With ey | for $1,600 brought #4913. Hartiry has| {) ‘ Dadaa | |e f funvy. prices.’ cathy eho iy $. Nol to Deal Now ers Compat pales fist A é ne Unio addres 115% willing nor able to pay fancy 4 feos nd, sagen | a It Is further stated that in New| See" painting thirteen years and ie wae found AMEN hud. been anoet | PS He suggested thot American capil peoome “trailer lies wil the Soviets York there are only five first run | recomnised as ono of the beat of Ameri-| 111.0 sieht arm, Just above the elbow, | should South American re-|re-onter the qitomobiles and the i picture theatres, the Rivol can modernists, but bis buyers have |! Ne Wane nth dist Shalala 1a pen . ¥ financed and de-| Westward journey will proceed. WASHINGTON, May "Al Criterion, strane | been fow and he decided to take his | And had beet struck over tie head wi “iB ies are anced and de : he butt end of « revolve ed | |B | 8 tL SAY. the State Department by persons|first three are chances at auction to obtain funds to veloped EGR SUSY: ITS “BACK TO Pile Coe ‘| iving friends or relatives detuined| Famous Player go abroad for further study Aldrich had reproved Den: nay’ | 3) Prince (aubomirek|, Polish ig Alex of t nowe- | in Ru w that 100 American Coreen ci the bert prices last 1! were $200 Ee i \Ea to the cr. Aten the © he and fatty A ee | [ dach ito: es i 4 Aldrich ins on being treated at i ti RE me aa eS ment, i¢ William D Ne. 26 | are hold by soviet authorities, a much} LIQUOR PENALTY LIHTER, | cach for two of his Maine tan hates Daa ie held) Ones 2 manufacturers the chiet Tl ecatur Street, Brooklyn, who ma uesbew Tantliwe inated The offerings comprised scenic impres-| felonious ssa = the country's slowness eae | reputation for as head of coor ‘rhe situation haz | Wewel Sale Ne Crime Under New) sions of Maine, New Jorsey, the Ber- et EA the Polish market avers Liberty bond ae Ty AOS rRNA DTS racy Law, Says Judne, mudas and New Me co, und stiif life SARCASM IN COURT, ie erican business ms nfamiti- [accumulated a fortune Me SMG ka dit se ea ha MINIM) nt udee i. Daly of New | 2d Ngure paintings (rom tbe t Iyanenp 5s Se AY Baa etl . els PN Ne Waa mens determination not to dea} with) Swick, announced to-day that ine) With Hartley's offerings, James How old ure you the juago. | |Bd arity with Poland and if ” he bas ne ment at Moscow INET Ci eee tet ienenon Hiaforcement | Rovenberg, mio a modernist, sold 7) ‘lunno:" wi reply By rene aici Tata omear the ail of the tod,” wald | status of Americans in Tusa 1s rem-| (or reduces tilegal sale of intoxicating | Puntings, for which he obtained $1,046 When wens you born?” a Ehipping yard, wil one of Ry gti SHV OTINEE| cata AP eeiceniiita. day [ilator trom a crime too more disorderly | MP Rotenberg ts a lawyer and paints goin" BIAS pieaent ate speakers at the annual dinner whieh | nthe time when we rederiwibiow. oatysuehtlict ‘er finn ver iBs clones the convention ach our destination near Buhl, Be eran oe ej temaeen ald , - iS I shall be Farmer Soo ericansa a jel ly’ ie a} ourt le CRAIG ASKS ARMORY | honest-to-Ko0dNess | prisons, and .several others are de-|fore tno of $1 n n ; Jack to the soil! movement, and we s. Now the court must m TZ N Women’s taine eotricted areas, ‘Mhe large: just happen to be the first lacge group ined in restrict areas, ‘The larger | FOR 1sTH REGIMEN Tr sent re 1 State law and ni prdingly to the new! tae into it. {have no doubt what- | number now known to be detained are with pught ol T that we shail heat of many | permitted to come and so, within the {the Grimes ; a Hscasees Gf foot fashions produce feotwrecks: which | : finiiar undertakings ax the lu of | confines o <controiled Russin, | Judge Daly jade, iin i a ° . ue y hy La Guardia Also Approves $1,500, |i? 2MKea hold of city. men. | but refused permission to cross its] CxPlalnation of the fine of sion imposed are as bad as the dwarfed feet of the Chinese women, | 000 Appropriation tor Negro ner E nor any one connected with | bound [the ew laws An appeal will Ye taken | Our idea of women’s rational footwear consists of snug | priatic ex the movement has anything to sell, Ne DE eri thee the law. ia Uncon : roo ’ , ‘Toons lang we have many more «oniieatiom® | HARDING PRAISES JEWS Tee ae aoa retreat the law ee arches, medium or low heels, and straight inside lines 00} y be accepted from | [ecrtive and e¥ allowing free action for the feet, and giving proper Compirolier Craig to-day mcom- oY ho ty ip TO B’RITH ABRAHAM. | FS balance (o the body—they are our recommendation | o Ste As agreed to coll i the Sinking Fund that $1,500,000 ve oa fitteen miles from Buhl, which,| | AT ect vite brid “Ose pepe a There ure two periods in w man’s life : ae i | set aside for the acquisition of 4 site} divided among 128 families will give | from DBromeunt Mardin, tr ~~ ry understunds a womar Ask for Our Book ak ees Ue Bie Tee | and the erection of an armory for the |}each # forty-aere parcel. ‘The pa: ; : | No BRANCH s—Our ot iin Tntantry, o. reeiment of hegro} Wil be apsortionad by lot “drawing. | sions of the Independent Order of Bit And when are they?’ in 660 Sixth Ave., Above 38th St. Ace epar lg EO) We are to purchase our water righta| Abraham, in convention here, wrought | Y —_ trpops of the state military pliah " 25 an gure, or $5,000 for} 4. eres y) i { he is married and afterward owveas joutright at $125 a thousand Inaders of the race this af- ment. This suni would be set aside} each forty acres, i or this shine is to ternoot the tnessuae road ft the $15,001,000 authorized for} be paid down and the bulance wit! 'My Dear Judge Hartmann : ape ithe: ¢ duel ne 6 twenty years. This will give our lit-| “Your telegram of May 12 finds » non-revenue producing improvements |i) community absolute ownership to {confronted with so much public bust- during 1921. Unless this done, 2€) the water works and water rights, | ness that I ain compelled to express my said, tae prospects of providing the/and with our pene) the rounding bt regrets at belng unable to partie!pat colored regiment with un ry|& new community will begin. We willlin the convention of the Independent would not be very bright live in our trailer bungalows until) Order of Birith Abraham ut Atlantic 3 we have built homes, and the raising | O7C* agus ae | “The reason for this.” he explained, | or gituifu, wheut and onion seed wit|Cls’. Were it possible 1 whould tus “4s that after t year the operation | be carried on upon a community ba-|™much pleasure in personally presenting of the pay-as-you-go act will com-| sis. Tractors and other nece: my greatings and assurances of good Plements will be purchased by groups ten settlers and the work will b) will and esteem to the representatives | pel the inclusion of any such appr of a great section of our Jewish popu- priation in the annual and } budget lation. the imitation of taxation has: al-| came to decide upon} “Our targe and patriotic Jewish pop: ready been reached. It is therefore ak ae Pl meuredto of the carn ulation has ever stood as is tostiniony van, Mr, Scott sa othe suecras i jons. of : : NT. AMERICANS, Jcountry the devoted loyally of all Gee pedsetary. cppropaaiicnoniict PER CR PALES Ee evoked arnt, oe a I Jov. D. W. Davis of Idaho asked | eeible our equatity of human oppo cannot be made hereafter for perf. (yu yisit Bis State when he learned | POswBIC our oquallty ae aD eine baps years to come.” |] was corresponding with oftic of} quatined support of all America. 1 Aldermanic Prosident La Guardia! many States with the view to leading | Know that from the ereat Bods of few: | able pi of fa pe hh citize he’ shat vo agreed with Comptroller Craig that| ul parts ‘ ea Melty aK less © y will at all times havo | unjess money was appropriated now oni simply fell In love with “Very truly yours WARREN G. HARDING.” the prosiwetn would not be good. He leverytiing about is ron Lavy of the Muni sea build should not be ne Governor told daha York City was ele Delleved the pullding should Rot Me) sn vigus for Caiiliex to roltie witli Mix L. Hollander of | devoted exclusively to armory pur-| ) pr borders but not so anxious that ow York whe unanimously oes a es, ould be a social centre ould welcome others than simon-| Secretary; Adolph Stern, New Yor ee raphe Shaye Mt . Ie is He obser. Mat ene ‘et Deputy Grand Maeter, and Julius with baths and roof garden The site eae is of th ‘World War ‘riedenberg, Boston, Second Deputy, at 147th Street and Tth Avenue, ts now | CPM ot elare, inh : = held by the Public Service Commis-| work of selecting from among the| the finst full crops replenixh thetr| sion for Interborough repair shops. | many applicants, we are striving not! pu | The ground floor of the proposed | obly to see that this is a 100 per cent.| ‘To-day Mr. Scott is to huve w fur-| Suny Md contain the mena | American settlement, but that ail iti] ther conference with Gov. Davis of| eae, WOR COB © Pepa’) members shall ve acceptable to all] Idaho, when the Goveri together | shops, La Guardia satd, and the upper} others, It is to be a community, with ouis F. Hart of Washing- stories would contain the armory and| community interests closely inter- poy of Uh and Emmett social centre activities. woven,” 1D. Boyle of Nevada are coming from Comptroller Craig armory over a machine shop. thinks the colored troops deserve a better treatment than that. objects to ‘The pian fathered by Mr jneither for rich nor poor people, f | the getters, in addition te the init payment and meeting the expense, the trip, must have sufficient m Scott is Magton, D. Cas his r viewing a reclamation | noon at the Orpheum Theatre, Brook- lyn, Mr, Scott will act as host at a y!luneheon, following which he will guests, film at WiLL TiirO ka | upon which to live for a year, or until y them the sights of Coney Island, (rom Yes sir; its pretty hard collecting | just now. 1 know it lave you tried and failed Oh. “How then do you know that money fs hard to collect?" “Because several people have tried to collect some from me Your Furs Made Prettier Than Ever Before SOME of the most becoming furs you %R see are furs Remodeled, Re-styled to the advancing mode by our expert skill, they have achieved greater beauty than ever before. The remodellers de- sign has been fitted to a type. The char- acter of the re-creation suits the personality of the wearer. When entrusting your furs to us for Cold Storage is a timely moment for consultation, Low Summer Rates NOW Prevail onal! Special Work FOUR JUSTICES OF SUPREME COURT OVER 70 YEARS OLD, McReynolds, at 59, Is Youngest Member 3f Highest American Tribuna’ OLLOWING is the personnel the United States Supreme | Court: | of | - Born. Age Acw'd. BAward VD, White (La.) 1845 We 1894 FHONE FITZHOY 2043 Jos. McKenna (Cul)... 1843 78 1498 Oliver W. Holmen(Mass.) 1841 80 1902 cree 223) GEA. JAECKEL & CO. W. Van Devanter (Wyo.) 1859 1910 | Mahlon Pitney (NJ.)... 1858 63 1912| ¥ FIFTH AVENUE |. C, McReynolda(Tenn.) 1862 59 191 Tt anensrens.) | 18s te mu FUPPiel ss Between asth & Both Sts, John H. Clarke (Obio).. 1857 Many food dishes gain a new delight when flavored with Coffee. Especially tempting are Coffee flavored desserts, sauces and sweets. To use Coffee as a flavor, make it just as you would for a beverage and then mix with the other ingredients. Coffee is always available in every kitchen. It is economical. And every- one likes it. Try it as a flavor in cakes, puddings, custards, ice cream, etc. “Flavor It With Coffee”, a little book of 18 new and appetizing recipes, will be sent to you free on request. This is the sign of The Coftee Club. Look for it in dealers’ windows. I¢ will help you find good coffee. JOINT COFFEE TRADE PUBLICITY COMMITTEE 74 Wall Street, New York -the universal ye ofyertiarment is part of an gducetions a re elem, gpatyeted bp. the the eating, SOFFED merehests sroperation with the plant + 1, of he Yalted Storete than bell of all the COPPEE used in the United prowess tates of America, Herald Square Bidway 34th to 35th St. In the BakerySection Sale of MOLASSES FRUIT CAKE ‘ Made in Our Bakeries 27 S22 27 This rich, delicious and wholesome cake is made on the premises from a good old-fashioned recipe, with carefully selected fruits, molasses and other % ° pure ingredients. ; . } COFFEE RINGS Fach weighing 12 to 15 ounces; a quality that generally \ \ retails in specialty sto Ue; our price, this sale, 196 each d CHOCOLATE ICED GINGERBREAD—Made from an old Southern PB recipe. In loaves weighing about one pound, 19¢ loaf OUR OWN OLD-PASHIONED CRULLERS (dozen), 29¢. Larue, light, thoroughly cooked—nothing to compare with them at the price in any Pg] ! other store. ROLLS—Including French, Vienna, Milk, Points, Twists and Saltsticks 1 fresh from the ovens; large size. Dox. 196 } : OUR OWN WHOLE WHEAT , OUR OWN ORANGE MARMA- | BREAD — In loaves weighing | LADE LAYER CAKE | about a pound, at Be each A tworlayer sponge-like cake } OUR OWN WHOLE WHEAT PURGE it ret ae | RAISIN BREAD — In_ loaves Hevared baits } weighing about # pound, Mi: Sanditlad YS fl Vc euch | . suintaem | . OUR OWN JELLY ROLL—Filled §Q} q OUROWN HIGH GRADE with our home-made style cur- Al COFFEE CAKES — 29¢ each rant jelly and iced, vanilla or ANGEL CAKES, special nt | chocolate. Cake weighing 34c each about 1b 296 cach : | Delicat A elicatessen ts OUROWN CUCUMBER POTATO GENUINE SMOKED WIUITE ¥& SALAD, 29¢ Ib.--An appetia- FISH —Rich and of fine flav b n salad made of peppers, eueurn- ery and our own ake of mayonnaise SMOKED B ", Te Ib. middles; sliced CORNED BEEF, 74¢ \b.—Well 4 bottom round; cut from fine beef ing combinat an excellent breakfast 21 bss) 39% Ib. NOVA SCOTIA STYLE SALMON $1.19 Ib. DRIED BONELESS HERRIN (: Fine quality. 24e Ih, FULL MILK CHEESE—1 sharp and of fine flavor Soe Ih | | All | | | | MILWAUKEE CERVELAT ve tte Ahi oe: SAUSAGES — Funes sauing BMEN TH Al, SWISS CHEESE well spiced and seasoned Repent 6c Ib of « piquant favor SALAMI SAUSAGES — Fane PIMENTO CHEESE 39 | sausage, well spiced and sea- | Our own make soned 791be | SPECTAL SALE IMPORTED PRANKEURTERS, 34¢ Ib.—Fine ROQUEFORT CHEBSE, 98e |i quality; stall or large size Prime quality, fine Delicatessen and Bakery Products Not Delivered s Kees Fut Moor, TOMO TON BAIS ive IYO NVONTE Sith Street. At SIAMARATARATT i ALE WOOL SAM SUITS AND TOPCOATS y Sth Ave. Tailors. 50 Values oy fala ah sc COHEN’: S, 265 Sixth Av. ings. Cor, 17th st. Let Cuticura Bel Your Beauty Doctor tsp. memes Thema | [Seems senate ~S ‘RACING. From luc Droportusbuag, READ \ ms \ a