The evening world. Newspaper, December 30, 1921, Page 9

fos: His Auto Lights stn rear of his car. known his identity to the Tun on LJ A J Li Fi: h | officer, Capt, Sebold was quickly pro- \ re Jelly USM, Siaea vy the Constable with a red | 4 dl ; ‘ gy |bandanna handkerchief which he put ) the cities other cheap, light cars are! But They ‘Get By |over the jelly fish in the, rear and r ust as well, ion came 01 Mexican Recalls Tales of the| mia R™eicepe tue sangy wastes in| | "South “Americana do not use the —— | further trouble, + * tillable, automot for pleasure driving but A \ — French Intervention in the)" @he-.. eopment in manufacturing purely for business. The truck is) All Phosphorescently White, In-iW, H, ROAD LIFTS WAR TAXES. 60’s, Showing Why De La| hae beet slow, however, because of | ite te et ote ioe ee ton nious Cop Makes a Tail ai : the high cost of labor and the keen| With the mule team. Mules are in- genious Cop 6 é Llave, Dean of Mexico’s| competition of Germany, Que oan) Sree. 00 gation for gasciine is| Light Red. | tickets, Shguace, Mascots Tree Bey ay ee tet Sate tar Don |&, arawoak.”Mleo are unhitehed at | ana Other Services Free Jaa. 1. ‘ ; ra : i. ieee ; | Generals, Is Still a Fire-| tor ie° very Danish village, more-| RIRHt and are allowed to find thelr By Farmer Smith. War revenue taxes will be lifted Eater — American Autos oota 90 Pr ak mere, re ie Soe) NEWARIC (N, -g1,, Dao" S0--Capt,| 0b Lem pommTUtatlC OE ie wi joes 3 NE WN SD, . 80. -!coss baggage. express packages an: Popular in ‘South America, [tre the native wholesaler and re- FARTHEST FROM HOME, _— [Philip Sebold, of the Vice Squad of juggage, Pullman car and stateroom taller. og the years wel, Zhe “Now Yorker for @ Day or Two" |the Newark police, is fond of fishing.| service ‘and milk traneportatton, i all ‘aca who is farthest from home to-day ts|Yesterday he ran down for a day's| was announced by the New Yor! hay> done a of business | ' wy is y y'8| w By Roger Batchelder. LaF one ae eres nave. sent our |JONN Héndereon, who Ws af the Com. |flebing at Long Branch and stayed | Nay aver 000 Haruterg. Maliroed The dean of Mexican Generals is| dairy producte over here and obtained | modore. His home town, Boma, Afri-\rather late. When he started home| jinuance of these charges would re Gen, Gaudencio de la Liave, eighty | rubber, Re jeorictdaae Ml ype dll Ra ca, is about 6,000 miles from Broad-|he found that the tights on his car| duce cost of travelling on these lines years old, who has boon a soldier since |CPeThange makes pirchases tn the | 7M . would not work. Accordingly ac|* Bommutation and trip tickets he was twenty. According to C. H.|tinited States too expensive.” BIS ARGUMENT. took three jelly fish which were bought A Se Tt Garcia, who is at the Majestic, the ee (Prem the Detroit Free Prem.) |gtistening on the beach and placed! ',%oq trom the Internal Revenue Dg- old General is still a fire-eater and “A$ OTHERS SEE US.” Sleepy Sam—Dey say dat steady drip-|two im front of the car and one in| partment. ‘The railroag company wil can’t quite resign himself to the refgn “It 1 didn't have some dea of |D!f, Of water! woar away aastono aq ithe rear. All went well until the, tarnish wih a certificate which will f peace upon which Mexico has ap-) sheueoD ot wining to wager chat Geeta itera) somash by pocrin: Gabe waete he ‘was @opped. by a fnterndl Revenue off oo parently entered. Gen. de la Liave a me dey New York would sink - —— — ia the hero of many exploite, and this| {nto the sea,” asserted Paul Win- a = is one which Mr, Gareta told: throp of Spokane, at the McAlpin “In 1862, at the timo of the French| yesterday. | "when T first came intervention in Mexico, de 1a Liave| [ene ny ‘the great etre of the and my grandfather, Mucio Martinez puildings, and I have always re- Ghrolas Who Letee peeking, Governor | ese oar inet Sew. vere wees of Puebla, were soldiers in the Mexi-| S0™me® one that » , can army opposing the French troops,| Yanish if, more construction was shy, quartered at Vera Cruz. Leer dae Sib RISNSPADETS, "The Mexican svldiers had had no RISsy Hoes together owe: Nquor for several days, while tho] {O,closey BLoUpen lone meme Frenchmen in Vera Cruz were cele. b, ‘atble when Tt realize their brating day and night. One night de| tremendous weight and the nb- la Lfave and my grandfather put on| gence of calamity through col- @ @ civilian clothes, slipped through the| [f art know chat the lines and into-the town to get a drink. Peateet engineering minds of the ‘They were enjoying themselves in a| Soa nave planned your city and fo say" things which aroused. thovre:| {nat there len't the slighteat dan. MADISON AVEN FTH AVENUE, NEW YORK t 8 Which aroused the re- y - \ NUE, I 4 sentiment and, Thin the sumplcon of| Aira aghigt Of ete recent ald IN AVENUE = FETE A ’ several French officers at a nearby! that hulldings were so constmict- a S ; S Wie apa, MSU aR | Ot thy coe fete a Liaibioseala tenses detec b < ‘= of a hurricane imes stronger raped Ce ateae feet and started for! than any which has been known “My grandfather threw a lamp at BOnRUNy Ss 6 8 one of them, shot another, and then AUTOMOBILES POPULAR IN ‘ jumped through the window, expect- ng his companion to follow him. "Bui aver ee TH AMERICA. dela Liave was there for a fight an “Every day erican motor cars O ener Cie nal ae crt eats a noe For to-morrow (Saturday) pinned him against the bar and| America,” said Ferdinand Moeyer-| sought to reach his throat. Suddenly representative of several he cried out and gazed at his right hand, fron’ which the forefinger was missing. Do la Llave grabbed a bot- Me ot, rum trom the bar, sscaped | throug! the win my Trondiarher., “thee” reacted Aca A Reduction Sale of safely, and de la e had tho fore-4 We ith S | finger’ stump and the bottle of rum | 36 West 34 it. | as souvenirs of hiv wild exploit." 1 Flight Up. 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