The evening world. Newspaper, November 22, 1921, Page 10

__ EEE SVERESS WORGD, TURSPAT, ROVER ESE Ser tee. The ‘Japanese question, as | stead of a fighter. He's not marrie will then be no more ént rumor has it that he has left a Japanese population in |tretl of broken hearts behind hin n perfect harmony with | ‘ ‘ K00d coffer everywhere, from the a, a mass Maoeting in support of a ote! iT 1: ip |afmament to be held in Military Pa ‘anene, We se eenee onitea is Newark, Sunday, Dec. 4, is the hope my hobby, Me breakfast cup elthor |e, orginators of the rally, planx for ans. Children bern on the | DOCTOR! DOCTOR! makes orguing the whole das |the Masonic lodges of the city of cou Americans, and “Major Curran al Wi eae | (All the churches and organ ine ot Cie aceak English, not | darieed longer with the balic FARTHEST FROM HOME. | stneitt Qauuce wih oe invited teen ; ~ fa Maes FS u hp | fore attempting a H fing.” | phe “New Yorker Moro. Dey or Two” | musical support, Blahep dokn c. cocane Why Colombia Resents For- M enid in conclusion that, in| remarked a Majestic guest aa who te farthest from home to-day és | nor of the Gatholle Diocese and Bishop | A | . Particularly | v8 opin the difficulties of the Far | bese dint from the front entr 1. Bnjoh, who ts at the Pennsy!| Edwin 8. Lines and Wilson E. Stearly | vasions, Particularls ast would he adjunter iecconfer- | and succesafully: caught the ania ome town 6 Epiaco} Nocese are on the list eign Invasions, Particularly ast would be adjusted at the conf leceanfully. caugit ti ania. Hia howe town, Tokto, 1s about | Of the Episcopal Diocese are or 8 e ne is on o e| for Syracuse. ‘ gel A f ice to the satisfaction of every on ° ae eu {7,500 miles from Broadway. Supreme Court Justice Francis American, Told by an Eng ae neerned — j “AS OTHER _ | ——<——— the Rev. Dr. Henry R. Rose, t ‘ P , § SEE US. Dr. William J.D: jd Rabb: lishman, Who, However, perice of ©ll | NeW YORK TO HONOR BRITAIN’S | “I like New York because it has ‘lr NEWARK WILL HOLD jmon Foster of the Temple B'Nal Seah | Thy hh cmenaicadl L hah oath best coffee in the world,” remarked urun | Hopes for Better Things. | mines Nay ee cir ameWAR MOTHER. [Binest I Walton of Seattle, at the DISARMAMENT RALLY | Frank Davenport, former Chairman of | r merica paid tr 18- | Commodore, “Ive just been t jthe re! y i its PETG | HERE'S ONE FROM DENVER. [tice Day to Mré J ArSCURASTG [Akad ohene tha SoHen Ta tnaas Navding aed Wanton to| @ public demon: ler. Frank Dutton said at the Commos|Great Britain'a War 11 ose Over there the art of brewin: ‘ . nn BY Roger Batchelder. ant story ia be] sect during the war the | coffee is unknown, ‘Tea, of course, Phowe Messames | ihe Foreigners are not pe Y the empire. To-day Néw | the specialty, : a peed by Secretary Huges lombia,” reported All will honor her at a lunch Some cities of this countrs know committee in charg est A. Reed, | how to make if, and some don Grand Master of New Jersey” Grand joes by districts, If the coffee |in ono place, it’s likely to be in al -|reet, and viee versa, But this by the New York n War Mothers at the J don, who has jus America and is that reason,” try gets little for t a wireless telephone mensage | . Lodge of Masons, who was associated President Harding, Secretary | with Mr. Davenport In calling the con: | © | Hughes or some other leading member | ference. will be the presiding officer at Wn of the National Administration wal tea- [the masa meeting. whistlin coun manage upital for de-| dignant velopment mblans tolerate the pia atiner | h Sullivan, former Aviation Corps British in a way, but they are afraid P y; Dr. Ernest M. Stires of St that the Americans, who have large nee ass Chiveh; Brandon ‘Tynan, | and valuable oil holdings, will take Ue aren eee nling the theatrical profession; their country 1 Hn peeing Jiddie Rickenbacker, ace of Americ “The President of bi tf feed ial on rs, Emmett RR. B The President law 48 Ix exident of the A i recently forced to und as his| JAPANESE PROBLEM WILL |; - successor, Holguin, is more friendly SOLVE ITSELF. | 7. o.8 | } toward foreign nati a new era is editor of a Japan YOU CAN'T MISS HIM. i expected. One of the greatest han- nolulu, is‘of the opin«| “New Yorkers for a Day or Two" | | i dicaps for foreign firms has been the question in have been at the McAlpin re-| ; inability to get fixed titles for oil or ly have had no trouble in seeing | mike property sala HELO ce McLain, though he is the small- | ‘ tote es i 1 cry paid costes t hell-hop in the world, Dee can! H bibetbeeldabe Amba EL tal Batty lwalk under the four-foot crossbar | > the except t Slee o ‘a jout bending a knee. He was "Pall Mall b dozen le 1 in Joplin, Mo. twenty-two vears | The papllee ball nvep } and went into the bell-hop bust- | ‘selelabedin poo 4 as s00n O8 he all or ‘ bag. | Leng Fassia Calfikie f ing the war he tried to en’ n | s, but balked when $6.50 take him as a mascot No where else in town will 20 New stytes| YOu find values to equal Black Calfskin Regal Shoes at $6.50. Russia Calfekin Regal gives you promptly Tan Scotch Grain Black Kidskin Special showing of won- derful Kuppenheimer Overcoats, $45, $65, $75. See them! the benefit of lower manu- facturing costs. Made by America’s Most Progressive Shoe-Makers Sold Economically through Their Own Shoe Stores REGAL SHOE COMPANY, Factories: WHITMAN, MASS. NEW YORK S. Nicholas Ave. Broad 2 at 1819 Se. zo wreimy ne ‘. 481 Tremont Ave. 2929 Third Ave. 125th Sc. at 7th Ave. oth Ave. at 2 bet Sc. am . 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