The evening world. Newspaper, May 24, 1921, Page 11

entire nation. ent o! ‘New York Bles Ne ai | Sar ] Sa oS ee yl pie of Country Want to See and Other Festivities Are} , Sometimes Exha | | Presi- Christian, ) \ ary to President Mar- poken to me the night before, | quart via Pi iting T said: ‘I think I had the pleasure jof pineapple. He's Not Kicking. number appear at the liast night; ( was driving an electric of soup, which cont 1 the, White when you spoke to me.’ Et was 9 ten of green d_ask to e before he atopped wonder. | do: 8, 0 At Was werent day fa New Yorke! Sonora tong time beer Ms stopped wonder. |dosen stalks, The “New Y 1 Day or Harding i twelve hiknoth funny experience “Pwo” yesterday the Presi- ars a day and saw every one | ghortly afte t Was BU eae verrees who asked for a conferenes he |B Me Wit went theo dent, the Vice would sce fifty people an hour Micers, Senators Jore—in fact rapresentat teamed out of the harbor, the Presi ‘he officials under him agreed “LOTS OF BANQUETS.” t number of things ex- y of public officials take wae itm \ AND SINT STS. United Mtates Army—and Branch 511 6th Ave. BETW THE EVENING WORLD, TUESDAY, MAY 24, 1921. |same trip often with President Taft | tion and we did not have a naval convoy. | stopped at the news stand, “that I decry t officials at socia jemand for public ffairs, for I be- hite Officials of Government hat that is # good sign, and the officers |any to tell, . z shows the interest of the people in| ‘ i New York with you," he said “and Invite Them Every-| their representati L ain merely | purgiiions, ‘Get 0! 1eDe; EAS ; Roe pointing out that ave other than! locking traffic. Hurry up and go| APPETITES WERE GOOD. where, Although Continu-|aftairs of stata to occupy our time” | over to the other side of the strect,'| And now for the “eats,” for Presi- ous Rounds of Banquets HE'D BE BUSY. theane city, The. gentiomen. Aieh. W people write to aided by a couple with the d Geor yen we came wh) | eighte sting, But| ind Congressmen | |< | THEY CAN'T STOP IT “It is next to impossible to prevent | 000 miles oft} and would have no lems of state.” time for prob- And us the Mayflower CSSSSSSSSMWS SN OL ZZ ZZ? J. GLASSBERG Two Convenient Stores 290 Fifth Ave, tntKen Zo aid that | boc Me d States royal host, and ail) th te to 1,400 miles he Rio Grande | ould stop. be NOW. showing the Newest Creations 1 Women’s Footwear, representing the Best Values in Town. Short & Medi %y y with the e of the new Admin-| Mexicans a +n called upon tol serves, who func ide hat t . but there is such | ge tes the boot- ro that tne ener Rey Vamp Shoes Jinners and ban- dera_ the com- Vy pleasant and . Prohibition | ds and police | | | | Bee practically power : CARMI THOMPSON'S STORIES. La Louvre Vatent Lesther Vamp. White Kid with White Kid Strap, alm Leather Trimmings. 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