The evening world. Newspaper, December 13, 1921, Page 20

_THE EVENING WORLD, TUBSDAY, DECEMBER 13,,/1921. 1 ag sitting on the front porch drinking} he gave his right hand, and mint julopa must be eliminated, for| other who gathered ’ his no such person now exists.” Don't worry, President Matheson.| waited until one of his hands ny b he ’ venice aed rectionl tnauns Centre College et al. play footbali| bell hops we he assures ua. We go into tho| ead the scores in the Sunday papers, | "Mr. Hotmoy 4 and do extension and edu- “ nal work of any type which Is CALLING MR. HERMANN. Canada Is Now Entering Its'th nic Favorite Season for Society |‘ ate. Garry Herma: [tion of which we will assist. This baseball pow-wow, came out of pproach Ne Eclipse All Prior Winter) pict, {yor yroat advantage both to| the ¢_Aining_room_ot the Commo. those of Ha: i 5 ‘ us and the Industries. “It gives us the | a Sena -— Fiestas Ever Held in the Do-| iictmrary cqulpment and we give the Sua’, € nt if ¢ ald which is so often | minion, “ na,” declared Hi | neede wen | “There should be a closer alliance | pe By Roger Batchelder. between industry and education. We ae want the manufacturer In our State| 7 While winter in New Youk brings | to rogard the institute as an experi- Bi Wet feet, leaky radiators and more | mental engineering research bureau a work for the street cleaners, it is &! whioh he can use freely. 4 gala occasion in all parts of Canada “Most people in the North do not fo ND enter get Lereceniee — understand the South,” President ned upon, according to Matheson conol 3 Mc Gi Mecabe, President of a Winnl: | mecces trees eee er Nave peg life insurance compxny, who is at the Astor. “We are getting ready for the win- RS ter carnival, Which we shal! hold in| February,” he eaid. “It win be the Diggest taing of its kind ever held on | rostolite Value! the continent and will include every & cunceiyable varivty of winter sport. g SK PDD PD | Cattle Butchers Sheep Butchers ‘The annual ‘bonspeil’ or curling tour- i Hament will be the big feature. The " erack clubs of England, Scotland and t 2 @very sectibn of our Nerthwest will '% fend representatives to contend for the trophies, “The Manitoba Government has set | Chauffeurs aside the Capitol grounds for the af- fair, and most of the events will be held thera But there will also be dog races, with perhaps a ‘husky’ race | | _ trom Winnipeg to Minneapolis.” | ti $9.98 F "| 4 “AS OTHERS SEE US.” # 3 ies maxe a trip to New York : every year,” said William F. Pe- | J& 4 terson, Vice President of the West ce Goast ‘Rubber Corporation, of Ban yy Francisco, who Is at the Biltmore. : ai, de, 18 Because it does me good. a out-of-towner should mv an annual trip here. He should see & Lepr brt me Aigreniteod har HaWicgee the shows, watch the white lights, Gocavee oe Vaasa 3 sce the traffic, try to understand nze or verde green. Highly dec- Beef Cutters is the city. New York ts the great- orated base. Wired complete for 2 est nerve tonic that I know, and I a Value $15.00. peel $9 98 do not hesitate to recommend the same cure to: Gvery one.” Drivers Box Men Frostolite Table Lamp Special Beef Luggers VISIT OUR LIGHTING - TNs. own g nea as =i ed | WILSON & COMPANY In New York there ts a tendency to think of Georgia Tech in terms of a coe e uckdotnn ae tia SAMUEL FROST 816 First Avenue New York should not bo so according to Ken- “BRIGHTEN THE NIGHTS meth Gordon Matheson, President of WITH FROSTOLITES,” that institute, who is at the Penn- 41 W. 14th St., N. ¥. (opp, Meare's) s7ivanIe tech tn trying to ettect SER: GAR GARE CR: GLK Siiereteeiiotanieccer eee ‘Mr, Jerry Her- and Sport, and Winnipeg's) picdea in that particular, plant. and When Garry Hermann, Presi | HAVANA TRAFFIC cops LIke | w ere inviting manufacturers to dent and owner 0! e Cincinna’ Ice Carnival This Year Will [send in thor problems, in the solu-| Reda, who is im town for the “The only trattic cops which could York's in efficiency are never gone further than ‘Uncle Tom's| dore after lunch yesterday, a |}. Judkins, manager of the Sevilla Cabin’ 1 believe that the days when friend came up and spoke to him. | Hote! in that ci the Southern gentleman is depicted oon another appeared, to whom | Belmont. But ity, who is now at the Mr. Judkins is not an- |tiased, for he admits that New York left, |etill haw an edge on those of his own ‘Then there was one more who | town. was “My city is a iThose who did not see Georgia Tech,| free. At the same time three |moblies,” he sa aging as follows: | horseless town, without geeing'a horee. ‘The streets are great place for auto- id. “It is practically a for one can go all day nn.” |nurrow, but there are few accidents olland EWHIRLO “MODES & LER WALTER der and one of bade tet is always polite. ‘an you imagine a Broadway cop stopping the trafficand| The “New Yorkers For a Day or remarking, ‘Pardon me ian erp mo-| Two,” who are pied feat paee te ment, if you please, whi 18 got 8, ing, lad: over. the crossing?’ hate Oe who are at Pennsylvania. Their way it goes, but I'll admit that your’ home town, Manila, P. L, is about ¢fficers can show them a thing or two 11,600 miles from Broadway. “The Cuban traffic cop ig the won- day are Mr. The automobiles keep going day and|when it comes to handling dense night, like a lot of bugs. traffic.” FURTHEST FROM HOME AMUSEMENTS. ate: 5 - WINTER GARDEN ae | OF Peay CUMMINGS. BEAUTY CHORUS. 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