The evening world. Newspaper, January 7, 1922, Page 3

Zs) THE EVENING WORLD, SATURDAY, JANUARY 7, 1922, Evening World Ten- Second Movie of Big People in Action Al. G. Wells Talks of American Impressions on Eve of Leaving for Home, After Writing for The World a y 8 Most Remarkable Series of Articles on the Arms Conference. ee | hetenteeetnnlndamdalan len tee Semiteelimatantente tn Att ttt tt tf “Americans are happy people. “Ii you allow the collapse of “What has shocked and aston- “I haye been looking for dry “Everything ix more speedy cannot help being im- “I have found the tired busi. “The future of America Hes in Here in New York people go Europe you miss your manifest ished me hay been the detere | America, but Thave not found it. than in 100d; everybody Is more pressed by the tremendous waste nesw mum Hof al all fired, 1 hold two words: Adventure—or De- about the streets smiling, You destiny, that of belng the great- mined campaign to suppress Yet I helleve you will have It prosperous and more comfort- age of food in this country.” \merlean women In the same generation,” are not overstrained.” ext nation in the world public discussion in America.” aitimately? ables Feverence as all women.” TO INQURY STARTED HOOGH LIFESAVER, ‘Americans a Happy People,’ Says H. G. Wells; WOMANCATOHES 2°55 ~INBOV'S DEATH IN (UD Hl UN ‘Don’t Let Europe Collapse,’ His Admonition SUBWAY BANDIT e ts nud in the tussle Weller ost Important Interview Since Arrival] America, but Confesses His Quest Was ise ate tr set off in pursuit husband, He'll stab you aa trict Attomey Directs Thor-| RG mi Coles, Crate Found Here to Write His Impressions of the Arms Vain—Pictures Future of U. S. in Two ; . Mrs. Weller Praised by Magis-| ii ough Investigation at Re- | Clothed in Boys’ Home Bed, Conference for The World. Words Expressing Extremes of Fate. trate for Seizing Man Who | Mrs, Weller stairs after tof F ; 4 dhe vertook hy him quest of Father, | “Girvives) EivesStory . roe me HEC INCER Ea Ineer tat ranes element ance Stabbed Husband. Vatryiman Glieman of the Mercer oe | Survives Five-Story Fall. | By Marguerite Mooers Marshall. chance would they have tocday? jnutlonal character” Street Station appeared and arrested iy 'y have tocday? | Vartell At the request of George W. Cis- Breakin Haeeie 1 aphete teoml 66 IERICANS are happy people. Here in New York you sec people ‘iy avers {inpoRtant London book! 41 wan in 1906 that Jee G We re i V Wing and ea SAM << mey, No. 27 Ocean Avenue, BY HiateSan rer ATi Gales Gene, going ubout the streets smiling, their cheeks pink, their eyes hop it is p le to buy the books lost visit, and fiftera » nal vold-up man who hl) KILLS LITTLE BROTHER father of fourteen-year-old H bright, their expression that of men and women who appreciate of Dr Ma ypes, whieh, tts a, he good things of life. Oh, you're a wonderful people! You are not|!o me, contain information of the ® | evens trained, as every country in Hurope is overstrained. There the peo-, Yt! srrutest value to persons who unbed husband, Mra, A Weller, No 2156 Webster Avene, Rronx, was praised by Magistraty his return last So him what iii ad noticed. Js more _ speci West 48th Str , Manhattan, is ver- WITH PISTOL HE FOUND. Cisney, who was fatally injured in a! cite in its offe e fie! Melt with Theodore Friedmann, alimparting to t 1s, which include aman body of le} ‘ a et foundadl tae CNR LonerNee Mor Levine in ex Market Sald the Victim and Jost |ple have been goaded and harassed and driven by the Furi Py ees SoU ne ANE LAD Ry eLOUNCAY OT LED Ne 5 ae ‘ The hold-up 1 tay pon Was Dincharged. olmate, also fourteen, in’ the|siliency or buoyancy sufficient to en- | i iven by the Furies, ‘They or thelr ehiotlonal inte and thas|@ chy of motor cara: incre wi 10 The allexed hold-up Ray piahibialh mt Baseinen E High School, 2ble a man to drop five stories | 880W It Gain dna i and thelr on the streets and horse-drawn buses. inend Martello, twenky years oli, a 7 PAN Ba cca eer meant Srasmus High School, |“ XK € tt + Wells's heavy atv Venn oe ; | most intimate ationships, Yet, i BOAO A InaEee SUR EY i Vth aeaman. siving hia address (ins on tie floor of his with his Brooklyn! last Wednesday afternoon, | 4 fire escape without show . H.G W ut heavy brows bent in the trown that is caused by 4 mem= |i, qoid, {1 is forbidden even to pub (eave ses Gorey d “ ee resists uN ned idan four brothers and one sister to-day while Assistant District Attorney. Sal of injury, Coles ts resting | OTY of pain, the eyelids drooped over the blue Hnglish eyes which aj ish these books im this country, [increasing the ¢ cyan sul Tt Be GL io toe or Was out working, looked AGinetaniOcad Mithun ymond Street ul, to which In-| Moment before had been smiling a warm appreciation of the country in|am a nformed that one cannot | of neovle have atti ed enol Aba ea elite HL aaa eh 1 w a pintol in the jam of le | whie! “Coming do from aminatioy nay ona ele p mal investigation of the tution he was temporarily com-/ which he has spent the past two months and from which he sails t babs) niy shouted, and just then 1} in New York tol purope, 1 Ing Ampre day, | ire a public 1 niide, Mr. Clanoy was topresonted tted to~ by Maistrate Walsh It w y ask Wim about his An man aTNGEMNRImAT aL that eedingly important} by the tremende Myra) “Weller and) her Nuabnnd, twine t a Aeanrien Hi oe ate » tescue Meteal® a lawyer, of [! Adana Street Mollce Court, an impressions, the il hers tha: |And there ts little question that ata Mtrol. foam amazed. in this country ane eeae BRA CRR TERE aloof Dr. Mavaard uf Ni AMlintarue Sireot Martin Ansbrow of St ave most int sted him since he! would adjust. y: RC Ee yy | tnd Hovanted, fri aN ys Wi waste anywhere ye “ jue Mul F al. Ry tion ofthe Districe-Attol Home yy Boys, State arriy write for Tie World his) through; that lite for you would not in which the gravext ithout | subway last night when Weller be aed be ney's cBige, an atitopay on the body Ro pe, on going Prove prophetic and tragically | change so ve ty, evgn itt some peculia half my 4 Joume U1 He went into the ante! pho! and that “it Nad gone off" tha/Crmesl Boy wank Welaaate this (tO Hist ¢ rsdaw night) Sincere articles on th ‘ors over into the abyss, You would atic if American modes when 1 | ternoon to determine the exact} found Coles tal 1 and shod, the Limitation of Arm certain stimulus.” ¢ « «| and refinement Misi vt ¢ ‘Of: death <wh nthe death | lumbering sterto in his fourht out the great nove clis's uulet voice lapsed into the! “And how hay Prohibition im-| thought of the hungry — ee = = errtificute, is given as fracture of the | Al8® Coles had hat and ba aint) InteHecty)) leuien, punctuated by three dots, pressed you?" 1 a: to whom it would much, tn |B) South The fracture was sustained | Mcles. The a owith the ,@vlet corner of York where he} which is so familiar to his reade “L have been 1 i dey Abniene | UR aaNet weak ee SN eRe | * when young Cisnew was knocked | POUduet of what sell in Rrook- had seehided hime . And I think there is no questi » but b have ni dit Thus! 4, “oe Pesan eal O gl 1 ence | down by Friedemann and his aq | 1" Under the provisions of the Vol- saat stocky GEUr | he resumed, “that If you allow famous mar (ers echoed | |, Decay a Oh OUHWE! things Meallles Struck the cement floor stead Act, & florid fev, | cutlapse of Europe you miss your {22 Northelifte's piunuive auerys | odt T sukKented, . “OUF profiteers | . A If the a y shows that Cisney}| How Coles got into the building is 1 Bie ‘ eee ane ‘®\qanifest destiny, that of being the + yp, | have their new wealth to spend Confidence is the feeling that brings died from the direct effects of a bow} 2 M¥Sstery. He was awakened and, brown ha (Bold that De | ereatest Nation that has ever existed can | ,“But everybody seems to get some : ‘ ‘ Suung Fricdemann will be taken intel #hBeared to recover his sense of comca MONS Wen Naunded in SrebrOWe |, the qaria, 6 6) t Hpar| BENE commenti NT Nae people closer together in their mutual tod al he take 15 ree ee noe: : ‘and closely trimmed mustache—ex- | . of Such on amendment as that which | fently, th bade inant 2 | . gustody, On Monday afternoon at 2] SPeeeh 4nd power of locomotion, |“ : zen i Pauls 1 have never seen ai iter diffusion of ‘i AN (he wataeseen Te tha tc | Bather Lawrence Bracken, head of ied himseif, a} A to-speat, |Mcoke (8 8 aye Re see nen he dente dealings. fair will be cuestioned under oath at | (2¢ tstitution, was summoned and shman His one instinctively supplied the triple more resp the cor t Lani our * ‘happy p09: yes ah WE ORE er ht ect Joles warm and win-| periods that always seem to say to than to make crn ple a Buropeans “driven by the for i } fhe District abs. office: under his direction Coles was escorted A periods alway m to say to to mak th Sul Pai he bartne (al a = ars BOY ~ nee 3 to the street and turned loose: When it travels uP /ine persun immersed in erie New | Mary laws. Hay WER I uoted at the Bag For ninety four years the house of The stories ¢ 1 the boys who i His voice is aie Ps mately you will fave ning of this story 2 A : fer familiar with the cireumstances| . Whe™ ferty boys prepared to a eee URE oan aM Peter,” |hecaune you will fel t = | H ie +N has been steadily build- tt et Ce, dormitory on the fourth floor of the PAC a Ay apne and think it this a minute.” continue to break “How do you like these ‘happy peo- . 2 attending the fa be on the | pe aeneey sete 3 , . Snare ie at mt ne to KO to Heep Inst hight they: | most characterist’e | gut 1 nad another quet our dignity, You wil ple? uments "Le yout fd the ing confidence on the Part of customers. i eye meaies ac} mede= for the street, | leic:ts 6 way Of 1o0k- “As ‘an English ishman? | TS surrey! Iy, 1 aim pers | business man tir SYTHE Have sOM This has led he c ste os ond, mann and Cisney was a stand up, ee ee tee {fing up at the end of his sentences |yavent you been impressed. by ane ate Willits to ko sind get 9 drink to May about American wornen?” is has led to the constant expansion rive ub ake affaiy such as eve ree a .. le under the overlienging brow: * eee Mpressed “by the) but on't: want KO around the “Llike them very 1m 1G, Wells es 5 5 ‘ tale fal au «every | Avsbrans wi! summon | from ‘ondee the evestonaing FN k/Of personal siberty in America?” +1 have dealings With patently answered my “quewtions’ in of our business, which has grown from ° Mae tee en wah the Te aM ERR sen dimer en : Loe (iin amimolinent [eneieee nian tugs Alert on small beginnings toa great, still grow- Frie te 1 — ontbiGan but he iru t Bighteen ” athe contrary His golne on . tag Evening World rep f cin eRIAN A ee erbid the sale of cigarettes in onc dey, even n the world ot use.' fi] ing enterprise. a a nnee a Mot Orbe Been es pre-| Ir you w p We questions 131 Sunday golf in anc considerable personal a niurt Walton SOUT WOIGieey alls bent Avenug tie de a well’ wet uplawacke in tho hest with them,” he std speech on questions of public . 7 his head in courtly fis wad turned . , eres vwell setup tad, | inthe, fier tie) and’) Sa aeeues so tin a third But do you fad thet we are in. on the full radianen oF hm miles ML We deeply appreciate our customers | weighing 125 pounds | little doubt that be fell fro this first 'mportant inter= . - erested in the law and Henity?” have been immersed in polities, an F 4 ¥ Ht dante suppose’: sald ‘tip Ibayi lene tauclh weet thee the Bye tee eo Heels wal, ail remarks on | When it comes to bine ian é . ap can ony wy thar 1 hold Amercian Bl generous expression of confidence. It | “rN ever do anything Tl be as s¢ ipe openings, probat ing hist, aes oa BUENOE Ot re nA et t st women In thyauine: reversing Wi whi) a ae Fy i for as Tam for this. T felt no malice | Mt! by erabbing at th on th ie Hanae eet OU Pcp ite ee] eusmen anute, Ie EE tp ahaa ke Ae w he makes, |T wold all women « ‘ | is our ambition for the coming year not | d eee | way: neauty of our Women and simila cen England and the J it bids him t Woe fouts | és fF A | tow uy 1 Morase and he felt none to-| ‘ was. ‘summoned “i}from the ragbag of talks for public “Unul a few Hele ne Hite have ies n noNew ¥! a “And what F only to fully maintain the prestige of ®urd me, I am sure } Coles wi en to the Popl WAG a: Fins ERS gnats 1 ¥ | 2 ~ maces Se “The thing started Wednesday noon , su Hon articles, 1, “igarettes on Sunday, just Husa Armenian’ jmwioninea Ay ‘ our famous money-saving values and when, us the class was entering Oe | etna He proased by | him for filling them on weekdase,” Vi. 'L think it may he the dif | assortments, but as we grow to offer al, Joseph Cornwall put on his he got into yitwlity of Amertea, {nterpolated.) “I know you « between living in a tnt ( | z Seymour Link snatched it off. | tte weredane. milted Mr. Wella; “nevertie:s ving in a lle on ta even greater advantages to the hund- was acting as monitor, Corn- | —_— . | bine: te tha wf that sort t 's Abrigs ‘ ‘ wes te < Pa % {punched Tink in tle samachlG@ HURT IN 2 CRASHES: |" ; fa nreslnlany Iaith ral between Amerionn usiae t aw | reds of vb weuire of patrons to whom und they agreed to meet after school Deol (ie AE - Hat haw ati u 1 . .c are grateful for our prosperity. and settle it 3 GO TO HOSPITALS |" PMA ia Blane ie ‘ v are gre prosperity 7 i “so fi Aane ois cerned, en t yoxsible to hay volloemnan “Word thet there was going to be ur , tbh Ma wot BS One Auto Hits Post, \notfer on s pret wel need,” ’ wnt “ Al dozen boys gathered in the basement . Realier Ome ae ay Renee ere litical Minors 4 cannot und cee of Ath i econ e Of the school to see it, Cisney liked | After swerving his aut He toa wbout Americas Condle vtand sich an attitude in the coun facilitles f m7 “The future of America.” said 1, 4, OD of Link, but Link insis i md t 'N Bist 41 ein Burepe. that time you produced suc on as anonsible for the wm: ny venture itgenera . ) s own fighting, Cort w + Va. Bas serad (Pia : >e “ae av E PRLree sant ha Yee" AN DEPLORES ON BAIL SINCE 1917, HOLY NAME SOCIETY SIX BANDITS HOLD UP Begins Monday | wall Hekesd Link, sma 1. dngitved an the Ine HELD NOW FOR ROBBERY HAS FINE PROGAMME A CHINESE LAUNDRY Toe, and Link duit. Cismey ana ) Mettonatiian Hovpita LORENZ CRITICS, Departments Include: } er bus Avenue aad Toseplh de Dalle pay ays Lekenae te eee cecal Ties aA iE eke. Ne Their tore Victims tat Up a Muslins Portieres I tt f No, 110 West 90¢ = i any Surgeon er y ‘o Shert Sen ‘i " ihe Sheets ugs | : te with L ; satrerse City Hall t Mayor Hames ‘ Linsey of No, 400 We nae la : An ny who ove ted to Ret a nee aces Undermuslin’ | ney Sname BA Cis ; of Vienna | Beene wea eka. ln 2.00 4 es $e ‘ Sw Hoke 5 euuiters Spreads Corsets | ind started for und, of ce a famous Vien. | Ma@gistrate Renaud in the West Side torr : ook HPO | toudaycot Blankets Women's, Misses’, Girls’ | 1 took off my Link jum ea nd} ‘ ted to the Clty | Court to-day on a charge x ae eka, ti Har at Comfortables Appare | piislwacn ue sad tied (0;slep Avenue inate | newe aurKéon, wa wrarorted to the City bain ed . i AIS Mi Neat ney Table Linens Infants’ Woolena | ‘ : : eof | Hall to-day to meet Mayor Hylan, who|Way robbery Involving tlt Willred J laahomler Towels Infants’ Dresses . Mies [received him: eordi nd said janto true ' will by sis Toweling White Goods SUS OF Se ways Sinnkey Ht any affense haw heen suffered by [Of Seotch m on it , Decorative Linens Blouses my affair * jannels louse Dresses Then the 1 started. We both a! vou i sei aiK eile ph AD BAN Brookivn . ‘ | i ; ‘ Pillows Sweaters | siiird in aS hard as we could and fA aT edenaa olan Soe EB TU RE NaF AB ‘ . | Lace Curtains ‘Aprons fought fair. 1 don't know how lo WEisate liad Bon ' ji vew we en 1 hit staey can ep | JAMES A. HEARN & SON | hiss ' \ w 1 {ta. forty-five N hi ; ‘ FOURVEENTH STREET / ¢ WEST OF FIFTH AVE | sy ured + wa aH it t tre minitted th " i writter report to the Prine. toe yard at bi Geideiite torde. Sel Chui ge Sie Leu be, . Meets WWANCE Bile: ae eee a mee» enn ne ee ee