The evening world. Newspaper, January 19, 1922, Page 11

THE EVENING WORLD, THURSDAY, JANUARY 19, 1928. \Sleuthing Easy If You Know How, |' because of his skji|which Tam working, T have @ toi, ned ty . talked with prine of | tricks, too jisland 1 ond hs «| ‘One time 1 was chudered to red 2/88 particular lobster was Halg and sis sold in many forms hel restaurant patronized by auto deal-| Huis it he ferrets ‘em all out sooner{ers. They wouldn't serve me, al-| “Il found « crowd lined wp in front ey Inland 1 ordered whine NewYorkers. Ff o4 , 2 of 4 soda store. 1 fell in line, At | Sa i 4 jor later. A hump-backed old Italian] though I knew you could get booxe | (),.%)A0dn stare Se tae ae The City That Was ani byl See dote ty the Conny: peneration: ys 4 — y y Jauaveringly begs a snifter to stave} there. 1 took out my check book| got gin, Une of my men called for : : th Sar Wi WP pneratore, eisat eens ality ‘rests * loft death. The compassionate boot-| and started to make out a theck for| ginger alo—and @ skey. Another Ow Falling Prices Motor Car ill Have on the educators of to-day, as well/ Champion Dry Agent, Who Speaks jlegeer obliges+for 76 cents or $1,000 to give one of my men with eesdy for grapejuice—that = was me. The waiter became interested. | I told him I had just bought an auto- ry an Automobile Show of Its) #,'"g parents, fhe yhole trend of/ Six Languages, Tells Tricks |4M¢—whiek—tho Italian has vi A Aaah jished and in hia shoes stands a rev-| tne. He brouent out Mart or| DEATH CALLS HYLAN AWAY, Own and It Promises to ie SeBsneIbity ike oven « EHChWe of His Trade. enuer, ‘that's Einstein Hqdor > we could celebrate, A are]. May Hylan was called from tne Z 8 a Ta t ated: Kim, city ay when he recely yor -| than it ordinarily wouldybe Just as much booze is being sold in] “Sometimes it is not so simple, It] rest th hat Kingstone N.S Outdo All Previous Efforts: | rly woul Wu 7 : is necessary to be a xood linguist, 1] 411 find booze in strange places and) Runt "stvetistdaet Binnie ~ — .” New, York to-day as two years ago, jod by strange names. Rirmingham was in ryt arth te & HIP, elem i | nan paatein, champion. dry akent, [ACAk 8x Munguages and uivars sth “For instance, I found a livery! year. the cuntrat AGtylees will be } “There may be depression in he. “I . “ 3 my language to the neighborhood in' stable where booze was brought out held in Kingston to-day ow that New York has fired the| 1. Mallor hicago salesman | © " ——- - - a epening gun of the automobile year, at the McAipt ‘but the pocket Finstein, whose name is a terror nd hundreds of local motorists have] flask manufacturers -are, doing |, pogtiexgers, suid he averaxes ft things to prepare the way for igned on the dotted line, Detroit Is} ineriy neglected this useful ar- | teen to twenty arrests daily and that ° Spring. etting ready for its very own auto-| ficle, and if they had one took ar Hale mobile show, which starts Saturday,} it only on long trips in case of | his seizures have varied from a hal ‘ " : "| sickness. The men who liked a ewot t on dollars’ ee ccording to E, L. Davis of that eltys| San", route had no scruples | Pint to a quarter of @ million dollar ; Here,—everything is new. it the Commodore. against taxing along the original | worth. e@ ; “The facilities this year surpass all|~ bottle. Coasts A i “1 have no trouble,’ he boa: former arrangements,’ he assures us,| + ‘*But all along the line dealers Piha io sid the 150,000 ta or natn tbeite fe me that Masks are booming |“ am sick, I have a toothache, Tam | Makers of the Duo.Art ee Piano— Foremost d nd that it is hard to kee: serv —1 arrest." il provide ample 100m for 300 pas*| Snuugh of them in stock to nn | * bik A aaa ie peed adbped tae Manufacturers of Musical Instruments in the World enger cars, 100 commercial vehicles,| the demand, Women who for- : Y and abe 4 65 exhibits of accessories, In| ™merly were nonplussed when | “‘Six Byed Sleuth’ and the ““Man’of AEOLIAN HALL—29 WEST 42nd STREET 7 ey brother's or husband's birthday ars —* — lanning the decoratrons this year! came around, have forsaken of the baking industry, In THE BRONX In BROOKLYN In NEWARK In FORDHAM je managément deckled to do, away.| boxes of cigars and neckties, and memes, of ia at Helfond Springs 367 East 149th St. © 11 Flatbush Ave. 895 Broad St. 270 E. 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