The evening world. Newspaper, September 19, 1921, Page 8

—— THE EVENING WORLD, MONDAY, SEPTEMBER 19, 1921 nepired and financed by Coalition] Fs tryidhaldy should be left to Great “JOY.FLINGERS” - Abraham it Bodyanara FINES WINS FCM 1 Epbe. ph asked for a * BLASS MISQUOTED | E2248 Pilani in| TO CHASE GLOOM) san sosn, cal, sept. 19.—John of inspection 1 | In his reply Admiral Sims wrote: atin Isaac Burnham, for two years a per- O IN p F ION 0) ; en “to ‘ i us ‘ron LA man soe HIM, AY IM na'was mith amaged If he nde | Tuberculosis Patients Form Nation- le nead here tos afer e ‘bie pA Ah Bh Bi hrrtnchentc Dh Den Nm i | 4 t clerke, te © work \ g 5 stood me to state in London that th ide reanizati t He was seventy-elght years old and = 1 zation of clerks, + 0 dots Wor! | {inlted States ought not to undertake | Wide Organization — to ad hehe TOK I 34th Street—New York . ‘ final had lived here for forty y Assistant — Co! fon Counsel the development of a merchant ma- | Promote Optimism | Russel A. Tarde presenting the rine of its own: has | = 1 of Elections, id qiy jae he how far this is from what [| The “Joy Vlingers” is the name of) i lever ave or could have thought ofjan association formed by patients in} ‘, ould have to be rented and a de- {the merchant marine you may judge tats | His Excellency— ‘ he tuberculosis hospitals of the | pos t of $2,500 required y the ‘from the fact that the na ‘y of the ; Th e Oyster Very Special Tuesday expenses of the inspection. * as. United Statex would be of vory little United States from Maine to Califor- ‘ rf rr) rt alue as a defense of the United|Mla. Jerry O'Neil, editor of the Opti- | pave cr ed M ‘bo: 4 | Opponent’s i Coat aS iW cuceuceie a cee Pox | Admiral ioe" Belleve in| states and our possensionn if If wore [tile at Mount MoGragor, in the foots Misses’ Three-Piece Suits S OFLU Untive W abecr vowel) CHet CIs) 18 . : nisteanel not for the merchant marine, hill the Adirondack dt Hosmecire i bung eeoetg Mee ¥ Strenuous Attempt to not merely « fishing expedition and) Leaving Merchant Shipping | “inthe absence. of a inerchant ih S netat lo DEK Uy THAT Seavias | ROR AE GRRO WH ce an ee He Sizes 14t0 18 Years. Also Suitable for Women to 36 bust. I at (will be abandoned as soon as na few ~ on marine to furnish the transportation |'2€ inspiration given by the world: || ways of serving — but new or Delay Action. divtvicts ave counted?” to Great Britain. for the Immense amount of aupplies| Wide recognition of the cheerfulness |fold, she cannot even think of ‘7 K i | a that a fleet would need, t fleet|of the American soldiers overseas. i inki wih boeh alta SLA ett i BELT , ; j Would be ‘reatricted in it operations |The hoys who beat Old Man De. {POY seers Without Mable RECOUNT BASIS SOUGHT |sutiecient to bear ont his claims off WASHINGTON, Sept, 18—Devur-!to @ comparatively short distance | gare peek Se. ‘oe | [Baca would be all that was neves-|ing Senator Carter Glass of Virginta from its nearest hase, pair anc win sons, Gloom and “If our fleet had to be sent to make |Gtouch,” said Mr. “had no un attack at a long distance accosa| trouble in beating the Germans. ‘The | the ocean it would require something e sort of a t ll bea {lke thirty thousand tons of supplies | aM Alb AV Adda) ought not to un-\a day, including fuel and all other wenn 1s) mee net Caee ait tHe) }aary on wh Justice Wasservogel Agrees {| for « recount P jtempt to bind him toa fan Sign Formal Authorization | plete inspection was an ol Edd: Salice Was mistaken in quoting lim as ing in a conversation in London t the United Stat nd com- smmany i cists ‘ devcaie Anais ‘ supplies, ang in the world ever were.” To-Morrow. a rlaviasieilloa: 49 an HEVETHHID oh | RHRAECRIAFIAES GP lta oer t 8 te “Ag I remember my conversation] Among the by-laws of the order are — tapbst 8 Bae eee wee || CL oe ee ee with Senator Glass, I sald it would pledges not to “cuss our ead MADE IN U. saan Rye eis nai WaR RE HN rouna |2oagemic eesult for its purpose jmiral William S$, Sims, in a letter to|be very dimeuit for our country. to fin’ and to “smile just ae wide || At Grocers and Delica tt t Laila sa i Nae wane the National Merchant Marine Asso- | develop a merchant marine commen- =. the motion, gave both contesting par- |— 5 ei |B . Mure | iy Until BBeoclock tocmorrow after, |ca:ion, made public here to-day, ox- in which to draw up a formal| plained what he did say was that, jer to be agreed upon by them, and| with the restriction of our present that time he said he would OM-| shipping laws, it would be very dim. Hines will be eiected executive| Cult for our country to develop a Vincent 8. Lippe, an order directing! inember for his district, the 11th, ts- |merchant marine commensurate with the Board of EXections to permit an Be rrow night and expects to eeond our needs. he executive committee meeting at - Arua ka wear notRe at Inspection of all the ballots cast in|‘ ammany ‘Thursday night. Heehas| Senator Glass was quoted as say r se which Hines ntention of losing “regularity” | M8: ey techie ATL Aa ee td will not rin ms au independeny| “When 1 wa ran against Jultus Miller for the|it any recount shows Miller was ne winner in t inetieth day In bed as on the | E- Pritchard, 327 Spring St ’ p with our needs. of his legal fight on Charles phy and Tammany Hall to-day when Justice Isidor Wasservogel in the Supreme Court granted his attorney, | abroad in 1918 Ad- to my amazement, miral Sims, muc Democratic nomination for President| a titent Fen nye cons | told me in London he did not think | * 5 WP AY Horoued OE STAMNALAG, Wiel In PamEnany Ane: & Wee poeeionn as | Ce Unlied Beaten oughtcte undertake | Fifth Avenue at 35th Street—N. Y. f \ : Oe fesulted in a victory for Miller by| Promised. Inc ine by Hines is still the development of a merchant ma- | Established 1879 Shown asa FY p EARS Shown as a ME Tis seisk, The cour too’ wal pestering the rine of its own. He thought that fea) Sport Suit h J Jumper Dress H rowded, principally by followers of > Hh Vet i i OFFERS TUESDAY it Lippe, in asking the court for a | fi peremptory order of inspection, sald il he had a good and sufficient reason to | | believe gross frauds had been com- mittei in numerous districts, and that Hines had not been accorded a fair and honest count. He asked also that all the election paraphernalia be impounded and protected, expecially polls books, signature books and blank, void «al protested ballots. George W Olvany, former Deputy 500 Pairs of Women's with te anaes Brown and Tan Calf Oxfords HEN New York is in doubt about the new foot- wear mude—Blyn s epee the answer. 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