The evening world. Newspaper, September 19, 1921, Page 15

EI _YHE EVENING WORLD, SMOG, SEPTEMBER 19, 1921, _ 15 MOPS PARLEY TOPUBLIC | ae -- Borah and Harrison to Submit | Their Resolution to the Sen- ale on Wednesday. WOULD ADMIT In Case Conference Ae tils, Sen- ators Want U, Free of ela ime, By David L wrence. (Special Correspondent of The Eve ning World.) VASHINGTON ht, 1921), —The press admitted mnsorship of idrect, 1s taboo, nd, tte) Hall ; ; ty of tion-Moslems their candidates from Mayor When Trolley Goes Ort Affecting the American Coast were unsafe except © vicinity of . , ° " wPrisen done: Ways. It was Vand reddish Fracks in Bronx Should Be Considered om ; ‘at sronts, ‘of whom flye bod: known to exist, contro! certaln 4, {through the tunnel under the Gand) ciated Press)—dapan sho ent of authority is Impossible. ‘ t wh : : CALICUT, BL, Sept. 19.—Re- , eanreers bib "| tereu ‘ t ny Nilambur, apout twenty H 5 | ne ' jiesttor wrdin ' Kast, five im ast of this city, state that | = = ae S The ’ hut affect the Chief unhammad has proclaimed rhe 1 ' Incluc®ne Mexico, | the districts of Urnad and Walluva Riera cuit enue Mesien 1 rimad ant wale (STANDING OF THE CLUBS and als stealia, says Vis ie tom. He 4 | r ec r ke 4 *reside C > . . omar ery Window eae eee eaU at : sd NATIONAL LEAGUE, AMERICAN LEAGUE, Kenset-Ka opposttion pasty, in] d ar in the nilt| clu. W. t. PO. 1 Clube, «Ww. OL. PC. | Clube). OL. PC. | Clube, WL. PG = Fo fated between the Malabac,N. York 90 54 .625|Br’klyn 70 72 493 N. York 89 52 .631/Boston. 67 70 .489 ae Pathe During the cee, Pitts'gh 84 57 '596\Cin'nati 66 77 462) Clevel'd 90 53 .629\Detroit, 70 75 483 ; c No. 4665 1 ' BY Ali, wine began. a ScLouis BI 62 .666|Chicago $7 86 (398. St.Louis 73 70 ‘510 Chicago 58 82 414 sealing we ‘ asl nase oy Boston. 76 67 .831|Phila... 48 97 .331| Wash'n. 70 72 493 Phila, 47 90 343 \ “ ! 1. inaurg GAMES YESTERDAY. GAMES VESTEADAY, STOKES USES si : ’ : i ite ‘ ee al rd, Middleton and Bassler; : FOR ny R . WIFE ue : ot MAN CARRIED OFF uateone Fj ! 1 Ito dt BY RACING BALLOON | WHOLE SI kK oman” who wa i at 100000000-0 8 1] % -s St 5 t i Poonvooiet og GAMES TO-DAY. GETS SEPARATION Kegs Ca t Workman Rescued as Com- a Hilary,“ CROHE OE ott ak NOW VerK: u adit ws fc n Bennett Chicago at Boston Waikefield Station, 1 petitors for Gordon Bennet St.Louis at Philadelphias I ( Vrophy Start. pas to pee to It that | direct or in- r the most part, are covered) MARINERS HARBOR BANK Ii tat Bg tid at the Mariners Fare Navn sean are sul) WILL PROBABLY REOPEN. “aan DIN. vin the Pandatut Hills | seasuigeuen 4 ‘DRYS TO PUT A KICK aie Up REZ 000 a IN FIGHT FOR MAYOR, ‘Sand for Al Other OMces Them Meta ere hold that the insur The Prohibitionists of New York) County held a meeting during the weelg Simla atch to Reuters, Lim- says te at a council of stat 1 ti it was declared that the liv nad proy R SEPARATION 4°!" 0-1mony ot cent ending ce it the ‘The bank at was announced tow which It was decided to put up essive campaign for the elece Passengers Thrown it) Heap, Viscount Kato Says All Matters| BRUSSELS, Sept. 19 (Associa FT A Fir F The y {navy i te \ - "i the Wa ( H intermittent show he con t Pin GaT fy nition euni AtUee terly winds the con * n ‘ Bt Bet i on Oct t. 1 jj) | testants in. the . ay ey Naw oa BUCS Recher. 95 66 380/ J. City. 55 101 353 lled atte GShimpo ways that 16 (hn dapatione Hie ua Be ue trophy started Brooklyn ae Ohioage: ‘ Tor'nts 85 75 531\Read’g 54 104 .342 a Mr sg Was tary authorities insist Oia POW Sub nay iladelp.sia at St. Louis. ee leged, she wenty-one divisions, they must b 8 to his balloon — RUNS FOR WEEK ican, In a bal- | Hi Brennan Knocks Out Ned Car- Lieut, de Muyster, penter tn a0 Seconds. Lito get) PHILADELPHIA opt. 19, — Hilt peared in| Brennan, Jack Dempsey'a fo jort work of Ned Carpen ng her NATIONAL LEAGUE. (Simi tiwitir sith wea Bust Things Up, gi avenue nthe r t i and affectionate . . ao Peal ee Find Little Loot pean mountain goat {tuestioned ay tol \s EVIDENCE SUFFICIENT TO GIVE > LATE, ALARMS PARENTS. 7% aes \ mm. 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