The evening world. Newspaper, January 4, 1922, Page 11

———— AYS NOT DECIDED ON MOVIE OFFER Postmasier General Informs Presi- dent of Matter, but Withholds Talk of Resignation. | ‘WASHINGTON, Jan. 4 (Associated | Press).—Potmaster General Hays wald to-day he had not yet decided ‘whether to leave the Cabinet and ac- wept the new place he has been of- fered in the motion picture industry. It was said by*some of the Post master General's friends that he is not Inclined to sever his connection with the Administration ,despite the whusual salary that would be carried Any the position tendered him, De- is of the offer are to be-discussed with the motion picture people by Mr, Hays on Jan. 14. | The Postmaster General lunched yesterday at the White House and is #aid to have told the President that the proposition looked too attractive to dismiss without consideration, padiarate Saati SAYS SHANTUNG CASE 1S SETTLED BY LOANS tem Representative Gives Wo Ting Fang as Authority. The Shantung question has been set- | tled in Pekin by reperesentatives of | ice yachting are two great sports, assortment of frigid blasts. Ice Yachting Season Has Begun With Races On Shrewsbury River (C, Keystone) Miss Gladys Shropshire of Redbank, N. J. has her own yacht and she’s hoping that Jack Frost sends his best THE EVENING WORLD, WEDNESDAY, JANUARY 4, K BANGS SINKING, rN. J ndrick Banga, author and is not expected to eight hours, it was Expects See. Weeks ternoon by his paysi- Bialr Stewart Mr. m Right, an operation for 5 Jan, 4,.—Secretary acute Intestinal trouble at the Atlantic Weeks, replying to-day to a Senate res-|City Hospital last Saturday. His wife olution asking for a report submitted | and two of ee sone are with him. |by Bris. Gen, afitehel! on the recent |Bombing tests off th nia coast, ine} |BORAH WILL GIVE ouT FACTS ON BOMBING JONH KENDI If Not Corr WASHINGTON, —<—— GOMPERS TO ADDR President Samuel Gompers, American Federation of Labor. | toren ing had} the public will nn Washington to- | 1 mnecting of strik- n to hake the report |“ In the. National treet and Second kK. Benjamin Schles- of the International t Workers’ Union, also | be a concert In| | ora announced immediately al Appropriat Hil uid tell the 1 had writ ‘of War to set ||| 26 West 39th St. iia 21 West 38th St. i}. | A SALE OF Pantalettes and Bloomers thinks pantalettes and She wears the pantalettes and she the Republic of northern China and |— bicame 4 Titi Celia. Ob LINDENFELD’S AMERICAN | ASSOCIATES‘ QUESTIONED | nounced in this city | Wu Ting-Fang, Minis Affairs in the south ment, had cabled that | ‘The settlement involves the allotting | to Japan of all the rights she has | claimed, in consideration of sever: loans, Two of the provisions of alleged Treaty, according to Ma Soo are, that China will not press the rail- remd question at Washington and wi o not raise the question of mining rights on either side of the railroad in que: tion. stigating the American Wolf Lindenfeid, tic a >» ad’ stigntiom, t! —_—_ ili decide whether Lin ‘0%. Lae (i returned to the U1 CORNY trial, t Stereleck!, of No. 6) West 68th | New t, said to be a Polish Count, was] to-day before Magis Lindenteld Rehaud in the West Side Court on the acon Ke complaint of Wincenty Bronikoroski, | merehants Secretary of the Polish Nav enfeld Ue., of No, 1819 Broadway, cl him with the grand larceny of of Polish government bonds. leoki, it was alleged, carried the bonds to Burope with him last February He was errested last night at a meet- ation | One riean advance of Thereafter 20 HURT, TWO DYING, WHEN CAR TIPS OVER CHIROPRACTORS TACK J Intercollegiate 5 - 3 vi n train was de teh, three jinto a mile ford her accident sis said to have oken flange © was bound to A Dot Danrel\, Broadway. and Sons, Shand Ath Sts. 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