The evening world. Newspaper, November 18, 1921, Page 22

i oy THE EVENING WORLD, FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 18, 1921. OE eee y 1 | | JO{LY GOOD FELLOWS MEET AT |" S25 ee a Pointers er og (ite Sire “RAR a TEL MEN’S BANQUET WHILE &:''°s 60 {| OF NATIONAL GUARD "0 eit bn 22 ar. amen cant served en n iT ni AND PLAYS NEW YORK TUNES 2.29 2%%iec"" —— en ny M p 0 d by Major David 8. Hill of th Te int Cane: Weavela: TO CAPTURE BURGLARS |». ‘x. 1. Expresses Delayed be rmaster Corps, Federal Dis- Motor Trouble. of New Where everybody nee leverybody he knows, and where bursing Officer for New Jersey, and| WASHINGTON, Nov. 18.—Justice| 4 citizen telephoned to the Parkville] A West End express train of the Fitzrerald knows everybody | eventually 10,000 more will be ordered, | Stafford in District Supreme Court has] police Station early to-day that thieves | Brooklyn Rapid Transit line bound up : n + iknowing. Sela} e From All Over the State With Their) p2'Yh. ail toom: All guardsmen in New Jersey wili|xrahted a writ of protection and privi-| were in the Atlantic and Pacific Teal town was stalled by motor trouble 100 And one of those sittin lwear the insignia with the exceptios|lege to Auguatua L. Humes, a wealthy|Company’s store at No. 115. Ditmas |feet from the station at Canal strev', lof the 102d Cavalry, which ts part of ww York lawyer living @ Avenue, Brooklyn, Detectives Stoel and| Manhattan, at 8.07 to-day. The line arignds to Participate in Merry-Making tanie of John MoGivnn at the Commodore. | Sed hee Murphy went to the place and caugat|was blocked for twenty-five tninutes | corps our n, and by off Hotel, and his wife, Mrs, Hlsa P. Gra-|two boys who appeared to be leaving. |All expresses were routed thousi. th: | | rom and other | nm San Francis j the former Republican leader of th loseph Sokal ot |S who was one of the wittiest S the Buke Boris arrived from{ Fitzgerald, the boss of | ; tillery companies yet} jqm-ifumes, skterein-law of Repre- |. "The prisoners described them: Montague Street tunnel ag locals until to be org sentative Flood of Virginia. It cnables| Tomes Hamman, eighteen, 0 the express line was clear, aye wae pl. aying Unele 1 nm In} nd cleverest of leaders, | Russia, and Mr, Lackaye played Uncle} Ip ef Jimmy W Asi th m No more Salliaa it's another story the Plaza them to evade service In divorce pro- | = ——— = HOOCH AS CRAPS dings began in local courts by Lorl- STAKE STARTS RIOT r G,. Graham against Mrs. Humes. Graham has a civil action for $600,000 against Humes for alleged allenation | Vwenty Players Setzed in Raids on bid Glens §Falls, had stayed home and : vale ot of wonder Leeann "Sjocial Service| ™=———SPECIAL OFFER: down’ whole fo of wonder-| a right of John McGlynn IF NOT BOMB, WHAT WAS IT? jund early today that hooeh haa 2349 EIGHT AVE. COR. 126 ST. 4 favorite stake in crap games. que 4 (nctch Pat bench he} ereted somewhere Ins Secret ho banquet of the State/own table and Col. Ransome G | ; f t ‘bal vem me have passed | Who Nae An AA. Ie the war and|Capitel Thettied When Dome 1a |New Insignia to Be Worn by New| ihe mah Whe uta: HO ROMehiNig: With ‘ SE ny without] fOUBKt bis head off in the interest of | Gfoged and Slentha Appear. York and New Jerse Kick” 8 tives a riot _among Grand Opening To-Morrow m wonderful dey the wet end the question, got | y | those who w fade" him. furthed mention than a passing #ance} heaten in his own home and has now] was Nov. 18 re was] Troops. | the detectives raided a game in Sev- 95 It will pay you to get acquainted with this new and up-to- jore C. Green, the President; } moved down into the sacred precinets|q man-xize bomb seare at the Capitol! aig Nationa’ Guard Bureau of the |enth Avenue and locked up nine men date marke!. You will find it is money in your pocket to reen, President of the New) °f Troy, from whero ue will Ko back igte yesterday, Its very elusivencas olla a i hy Word came while they were leading the take advantage of our dependable goods and service. In- ity Hotel Association; Hd, M,/Rext year to make the fight against /tnetied members of Congress, and tour War Department hag approved & G2: | icners away of © commotion in a | variably we.will guarantee you satisfaction and soon you ongued orator Prohibition, and with a awell backing [Ts tingied an they thought of narrow {#8 for distinctive insignia of the) cay yard in West 60th Street. They The Tangerine | will be depending on us iegularly to make your marketing who has behind him. of Mx. McGlynn alsofescapes and nearness to demolition, | 41th Division of the National Quard, | caught cleven alleged crap shoot pit an both easy and thrift-serving. wn ont the| was Juntice Kaward J; Gavegun, Out-| When police closed the dome, rumor| which will be mace up ot New York |there and gathered up the “pot” as evi- sh ‘sys. (Drees oun ie vi, espe phan ta iat at Justice} had ft that a gigantic bomb was se-land New Jersey troops. Shoulder} dence . | teat he Rb outs che’ incet oat Fresh Klee ‘35° Polling beef, C Kenn hickens . 1h presence Hadges to be worn by officers and| When they counted up the contents nts gay oar {2 nen will be iss 09. ALL WIDTH and com-| of vice. 8 oth on which the bones had 1 soon, jot th »- State late m color to the surmise that they [been rolle ne ound ynopel } men from up-State and n lor to t ed dh rhe insignia, In State colors, con. {been rolled they. f nd an unopened ‘ the State marched into the hunting a ing device ta circle of fing blue, inelosing |bottte of Whiskey. When « detective ; 4 The explar pairs and see ae . SIDE | asked about it one of the prisoners said: SHORT AND MEDIC VANE the Hote! Commodore to Smen are on hand in the An extra precaution against ard happening during (he ses- Arms Conf had bel t ) 4's placed back to back, also | Why, the guy that puts up a bottle blue, on a field of orange. Brig ivery-| rd §. Borden, commande wants to gamble with him.” | | nothing mor ® nd of th at ot ” neh ; {old character who was the bi ind the Town,” and then Dave) ia pal that anybody ever ha the id with fifty guests was rec- | 4 fortune to be tled up to.. Jus- and the band struck up “Hail|tico Gavegan couldn’: have said any hief.” To the credit of Dave| more and because he didn’t say any Jess he subscribed limscif as one gocd > be ew Yaik sth Ave. and Broadway, fot hooch sure gets quick acti ! bod: ‘ol A th Hows | 4, be it said, he didn't knw ee ee eaten eech an ett | MAN OF MYSTERY AMONG THE ‘ Jet the rand do as it pleased, and the | GUESTS, ased to play all the tunes it} Yes, John McGlynn did himsell x heard that had anything to! proud with the ering he had New York—all New York.| around nim. He h also Harry time, many years ago, Mr.| Moness, the mysterious guest, Mt Id lived in New York and} Moness is supposed to be the cham- every ypar that a convention is sprung | pion of the Rockefeller interests, but 4m thefdear old city the Fitzgerald) he doesn't look like anything of the ome back to old Manhattan| sort, so we won't ray & word as to| occasion rings with the ex-| who he fs. Ie'll bo up in Albany} ‘ 9 the bunch. after the first of the year, but what| ALIFIED To BOOST FES-|He does up there wiil be the sume | mystery that has covered him for the TIVITIES. last many years eck | Mr, Fitzgerald last night was| Elmore C. Mike Donohue, the well-known/ed without a "4 the butcheg of Glens Falls, who sends|dent of the Hotel Associa down @11 the choice lambs to New presided at and made} York apd keeps all the choice chick- | fis same beautiful 5 and Tom | ens atg home. There was Leonard | Green, E elected Moynitfan, in charge of the Fitzgerald | President of the N City Hotel e transportation agent of the | Associc slow and melliflu- . H. & W., and who leads the sing- {Us In his he choir of Glens Falla, There| The band was wonderful in its ren- orge Cook, the well known | {ition of the old New Yo: u Long Island. and between | 2nd the response that came of them they made merry | tables of George Brown and Imusic fh the ‘tween hours of the ban- | itzserald were great to ‘aes. he cholr at the Fitsge-ald table ‘ . , {and Mr. Fitzgerald can be the nox ‘Therg there was John F. Downey, | resident of the State a y ner President of the Greeters, | {ion if he. wants to Mea | all the way from Europe | Moynihan, the Chauncey Olcott and| 4 nvitation of Mr. Fitzgerald to| jorin McCormack combined of € | c e banquet, Mr. Downey Is] Falis; M. J. Donohue, Georg e greatest “Yes” men extant, | jimmy McSweeney of the ‘appears in public when the id waves his magic wand. r. Downey was over in they said a jot of nice things ‘ . ry were But they wet | CA mons, the fond recollections that come out of tty Enice, whatever they were. Seasin from Mr. Downey's replies. Which Be refused to make public. Mr. ‘Powney's present address is if any of the curious are ayestion, He hasn't changed fh st year, when he played ‘ on that Long Island desert and n le a record for highballs. Closefto Mr. Fitzgerald's table was Knows there is noth- that offjohn McGlynn, who was on ing else so fine as the Prdpident of the State Hotel A Lea& Perrins’ Sauce. jociatidh. 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