The evening world. Newspaper, February 14, 1922, Page 3

LPL ae. Se ae ee ee I ne a — . ae pakgies ‘ vf THE EVENING WORLD, TUESDAY, FEBRUARY 14, 1929," cae anced —_ —_— sat itn Be es Edward R. Hardy. Columbia’s 13-Year-Old, Talks About Advantages and Disadvantages of es a Prodigy Tssne na aon acsanea © BD SF SSHSSASETHAHASHHHERALZEFOAHSHASHESSHESSSEASHSEHARHAZABAASESHH ESHHSKRER REDE FTES OSOSS A a 4 ST em 28 6 Oo Sw Oe 0582 0% HSE OO 2900400455 eeoese ecetece “There is_no doubt about it “L think one of the greatest “Another great _udyantage is because he knows this “OF course the contact with “Now as to the disadvantages. misses the fun “But _a prodigy also misses tages and disadvantages in being in having the ability to do good.” what he is going to do in life.” type of people who are doing ship of hooks is another advan. games games and ( the “companionship of of philosophy of ‘It hurts me worse a prodigy.” along that line.” tage,” kiddies of his his own LONE than it does you!” Tonnes —_ . . ns Noa “ en. | | ° ° ae i eed ee a “VETERAN S CHAIN |GIRL OVER WHOM Boy! Prodigy Misses a I ot DW NO MORE KISSES "eee moeting of the board, | | The plans drawn by » Departe poe | OFF Dichhytced SA: Aeaaranineinsy sa eet berm ve ok GOODBYS | ment of tants and Structures Tocate J the p dd market on the —— | Ot Fun, Avers Columbia’s | Cateee [Rta sta seit 119th Street and Macomb's Dam S eee ea eE Te | NAL MARK I Spooning in Waiting Rooms Also a \ ‘ | 1 Taboo, Is Edict in ns | > ‘ a = Marvellous Child Student Chisago | ‘an't let trains be delnyed any | . . | | more because of farewell kiss | ‘But Little Edward Rochie Hardy Jr., 13 Years| is the dictum of station masters | - rau Wi rrree = A pene . erhee ‘ 3 . inChicago. Pravemakir Kitled Quieting Old, Second Year in University, Finds Ample) “Sinful {0 1 ive ‘Togethes; Must Have Proof It + Will Pay ‘These officials Row Over Intoxicaied Girl Recompense for Games and. Lollipops He} When Love is Dead.” He | Profit to Get His | eae Us Suan : —Slayer Held. Has Missed in Joys of Knowledge. | Declares. Vote. ‘nice nite || ar | See - ments at the | After quieting a brawl a . F . ao (ail J. Lucene. pastor of In the face ’ fl Pal ioad ‘abhi Hg ew By Fay Stevenson: \ n its eye: “1 suppose 1 have] 1 ve of a vigorous protest | Su eaA NG | 1 dance of the means SN tg ay ig Mbanlonatte, BE Hadas Ste German Evangelical Luth-| from Comptrolivr Craig, who described | Nek pains of the 104th Field Ar-| LAY She" Ne ‘ I read fairy tatesferan Church, whieh adjotr s home| ‘ Papieda tit Gey cet a a Pe e RaRIRBaaco ry, achita! ing cece eee ae ran Cl 5 Voins his home| the scheme as “absolutely hot. air, stances where this furewell oscu- | tiMlery at the armory, OSth Street and (eevee Hived a 1isUes Bier Never Oey lay NG New Jersey Avenue,} {he Board of Estimate today com-| lution has marred the dignity of | Broadway, Walter Vallance, Ragi-| ‘ , na lawn & ‘ oe § MY) Brooklyn, said to-day that he had mitted itself to a $7,500,000 termina | "ules und deluyed trains, so no | mental Sergeant Major, was shot dead | de A til cited do ye vou missed much by | t@hPosed no obstacle to the ail ein then ‘ie Theons \ | more kissing either inside or out- | ereR ck. Maunodehueniv, we. nat learned doctors have all epnsides hie janionslilp of the ehtla| cured by wife in Mic ten | Durkee In the Trons, the chief pro! side the train. shed qutes will be Meee A: thi Biawtind \the prodigy sed him ice i) : MW days azo because “he . be that | Penent of which is Public Markets} tolerated. ‘ | eer ne Sa | But what does PAMIEVIGAKIOS | veaventl’ natal piewed hig/Mhere No chiliren are involyed couples | Commissioner Edwin J, O'Malley, Nothing more violent than a | ved, unreasoning rage directly duc (e Saea U We pa: S00 NS) whose love lias died had better have! “T hayanot even seen a plan of thig, Welcrestlated Chautauqua salute $ to hootler booze ‘ | himself . f prodigy mingex the tan] tte, bends dissolved nopueat pan of THis\ “is to be permitted. Persous who | unny Vallince was a veteran of ‘the n [ put this a en to Edward eh eae res aan ari aeell This wis a cue of the old, okt tei proposed market," said) the Comp-| desir: to kiss friends or relatives Roosevelt’ Ko nia aed: an Rochie Hard New York's mos ‘ Th ped ; hed, | Mest 1 Mr. Lues Mrs. Guenas| troller, TIE it ean be proved that it farewell must do so in the street, | misteent at Port ‘Mamiton inthe] ag frome as who ator eure mae tg yay le A Aa wit omer wna tm voterort| Reta emean re | ADOUt Ketchup: , regular const artillery and has been | : a Tumbia \ CSN OUER GH: , Will prove htipnier thin Hie tt | UE we have is a mass of figures | p in the actillery, of the National Guard | | twely fall of 1 Mawar ' n Edward UES Scmtiore: Asis HO OLTON our | {hd not a seintilin of fact ie i 1a ae t | eanctitlers, of the Natio ahaa nN Saal vs ‘Aik: Mi : ‘ 5 ‘4 asa demand for coll storage plants , Recah sirsatuea mm wnenitns ‘ Gta Nts a bye ih ne van sners[ problem other than divorce, | Her) Commissioner OFMtatley walt the nd he aswel hat ity pane You don’t buy ketchup i Aket Hiitt © he isst n knieke , HW Tag (Charges newnst me were absurd, but Umarket would pay the elty well trom] th ronx terminal market would de Pwehty-seventh Division artillery was i : i than Sree mite CHiRSULTRATe a r i w rom mx terminal mar woul ’ abroad 4 y v : ‘ ailatronnnd: ind, Inseupposed to Avse 1 inl linda vacui veal can = muy have no evidence to prove | if given to him and he was sent | — eer . a net sane view of tings ‘Thin | te Unnlonaunty using: « seat spt oe ui WJ that” persisted the Comptrotte: You buy it for the sake Mack Sew York to be on duty at of tHe i and began looking f be ae GOST Nabe a t th rine oitlook| aoe Pia Abe MULE abe we) r the at evidence is there, for i mack to New ¥ be on duty ut af fife shooting. and exit 1oUIE oh een aan ino Hon vt & cive Minn t Hol Contained in his with’ complaint | facilities would be patron Dre yay ey eon any f the other. thi imory. He wiw forty-one years te Glennon girt “to take her hams he Hae ig . HIM were charges that the clergyman haat | plied that it would do business below PERIGEE : tern ti oCe) e other things on old and lived with his wife and tye ee ees ee ey ai eeahe was then y } \ OI NU NE forbidden her reading: mugazine the prevailing storage rates and] "—, | : children at No. 134 West 67th Street. Arrested: « a SARAH MLS TEE i way Co wien orden {ti {2 movie: shows sunnt watening | thereby: nts se st VO Stara: the table. Heinz To- With his wife and another married man ot No. Jerome Street, Brook 4 * ? iy anil (otto Be re et Leaiae ten oP a oy President Bruckner sat many mers coupte hie tad been to a show cown- "HR, Was arrested Tecause Detective fever u Mana iL eatntoa Gath) GE real rate when th TSE: HOD AU Ge BOVE” SaaRHy chants have given aasutunce they mato Ketchup has a Maloney said he suw Kolman try to Seheol att ended New Pe eves 4 : i ae ite NM rent in clty te | town an¢ to supper Pussin the hla ver) Vikine IRECOL NBER LATE ‘a . « TV) gar i on ‘ nd our figures are not camouth wt By n y rm PM ee ita verano tata Coe gpticee ease Ge we oorune RR acy AC HOE te ran een sett nian wo nach for te|mmarnet stots | | Zeaeful tang that gets i a are 8 ¥ neg. ed ‘ returning would nol ik wt unde SyONN seem to assume tha le same a0 bs Ore * aken Comp- | z, Pvife they might as well drop in and of an officer's oveivoat hansine ony interview é rae wy fe. ptod tood that L ndvoeaye vesy ivarees! | conditions. provall there ay in. Man. | {oller Crate reiterated that it tt ean | the other things eaten ook things SvRsa ne ree nate ¢ soye| She, anion ie % aah Columb: ne Hy; [whieh 1 would readily. see out MUL ihe aa VRE ay Hettans Wd the Comptroller, Yon} be proved conclusively that a termi- i teaesl UE wil Tight, Home of the coms) At Hhecliy's home, No. Sit East wapps, wont «and me the essen tase 1 ls pir in Tove iy nw/eannol convince me that a brant | nal MurKet revenue productng. —eaten and enjoyed. e parties lately had eased him} t, his mother ¢ »sed When made nd here Badware eens tome sine) Bink will do as much business as the | Wil favor i SBERA( HOSS. 7 fold of the shooting, Hi atid id will compl ‘ most | ions he grinned from ear|pyt for people to continue living tu-| Min institution | “But what we have before us to- | See He arated CLUS aH iu RAT PNGa Lely eee Se ce t tte” is the advantage of gether when | dead. Sieh a) Commissioner O'Malley said there |day is not worth the breath with . a fi sait * mu ept recently ew days befor erate (Ee ete aN} 4 of | cases compl erok euirreson anit Wits $16,000,000 wasted annually inj whieh It is uttered,” he said. “There i@. Was playing Home wort Tome, { Eheiatrae tn y sali a : ok Mie ‘Bat md i ’ eS food. The prodigy’ k EWHABEO ONE Lthore AUROMORGYORL. py atl causes | (uns ition of foodstutts in the | fore L refuse to vote," patos shout 1 ors ae Rta COMRARNE Renin Le tnebe Arua ps 4% bare on i : i Oyeetae a) understar balanced tor cry elfortshould Hie made ty pateh city. ‘The Comptroller asked haa} Queens Borough President Cpn oO people came dow Wwe stairs | © Bronx, and there was 4 it den at his home betw c i ra ce hae mutts iy differences” and: 11s aeintoil what that had to do with city reve- |nolly. too! 6 Bund stand, f er sees rat oT} wate toe ast ont otha Naty atthe eaege itu “at tej here, he average, Wid eaer uy, doreont oe ee hari | Sos ates Mg hegre, Ode tbe eee “tanta e)| TOMATO KETCHUP Higa Ghataound of Aphtas and evict the sister. Sheehy was supply the \ \ In the world, and, rishtly em- | mutted tt a Pena aid Board voted for the plan. It will be cuftling upstairs. of the Headquarters Com may . x ‘ tiled “tummy ache Hloyed, it may be made a righteuas| Aeting Mayor Hulbert said there Yormally voted upon at Pridg pstairs al = . I interjected, while Kdward laughed | weipon to rglit w wrong, Were the “Walter ran upstairs and pretty : ‘ i pawer ming to sever matrimpnin Maurice Shechy was drunk and had} arrangements for Vale \ — es of which T have knowledss cen making a fool of himself after) l ‘ ! A i As it was getting near the time for Mr. Lteas was in Buffalo in Aieust q rl, Betty Glennoi 1 to play | gist my Forthingham in West s a y i ' sali ae next lecture Mdward and 1 decided | sayy. win \ ft ther Ar ricad Te: eC S off the piano stool, She was a examination Thursday. Kolman make the 1 ne thie ‘ Donning « th re himself tue tt “s ind said one of the men who picked veed after Capt. Wolf a phan av rt typical col ' er up had insulted her, and ther Headqnarter om pan " cap, Edward picked up. bi c jad been a free-for-all fight fied that when he went to the armory f heavy leather affairs and really mit Sheehy had always been a friend] hearing of the shooting, he saw the ; Te (HGH, lth a Dsibe aid cue WI ours. He was in the 7th Cavalry] revolver lying on he steps; Kolman uu ERS Pore : a or seven years and came into the} picked it up and asked what to do @nd ae ERAS Uwe hana ‘ tee ae NESS 3th Street New York o4th after his overseas service, part-| wit nd was told to put it in the! be classed as a pret Lad ili eh a i f i y beeause of his friendahip for Wal! Captain's poc out, sited tint an allio th - at must ‘bs the spice of , er, Sheehy got transferred into some | ~_ ate Sdward Wart Ww ded have » put my + ife,” says ice of charming, 7, °eg]— Lath hepa aa PRR es st eam Oe > tk He stl tare "| Greamy Anere Cheese “far Greatly Underpriced— Wednesday us been at the house since he came tion whoethe puss ole m MANE is « fuck trom France, Walter suid he OF MAYOR ARCHIBALD 1} 1!!! adit Os I to his eng at the asact erste stands for variety. Ie eo Pee a te manuee atauries Bt) eee definite ail i intend putsthe ‘table’ in delectable!" } | ght und thourht he would go home tages in being ay New, Coated, Sanitary Wrapp 1 | juietly, though be was worried by at : ming it up you i 5000 P Ch | De ro say Cai yieepienee AINNCRE {| uuu FS. amoisette G loves eee ioe any: inistonas | Maurie hibakt of prodizy,® continued (in ant 4] ae Atala hon wet ith the Crnwine Rogan fart “trer, |) Shechy 1 down the steps) with finland : on ler : te ‘ t pper E | ir -Wri y- 2 Bhechy cxine dwn the steps with} Thala eth thon nt ak | AE ust ee | CNEES! - trap-Wrist and 16-Button Lengths Mas though they were afrald of him.} ch y funerals wereb spine tocag Goel SD “ i Made by SHARPLESS, Phila. e+ He-had a revolver In his hand. 1 2.20 o'clock this yon. Sea are wwe | Mime the revolver before he did some,| Streets was stopped wi my was f vate Ae | ye a bn Aid som) being carried fron. the vet Intended to be a ‘ i ; giarm, His eyes wer mi Hall in the morning, where the rotunda ar E When 1 ed " J ktaring. He talked in a queer wild! was draped in black. A. blanket of) ws : te nodded olce, us though he did not know what| roses was placed over the casket by the | as \ : | 4 saying, There was a streak of] city commissioner ‘s F Fo domy | ( n his cheek rts of firemen, ven andsown aim 1s to the Near Bast Che seatte j toate > ; d own 4 , | 1oisette with suede finish. Spear-point or I'm going to keep the gun,’ ne ity departs De ene Taw it a ngnade mM hk TEA | 1amo ¢ sh. Spear-p: ‘Let it alone. It's going off in| th, prvrestlons: to a nool at St. Agnes (ha 1 was ares A a certainty l| embroidered backs. Sand, Pongee, Grey, Beaver. ie I aaa eare who he Is, he jan ten minute interval of silence [confirmed in the t opal th at | © a bum of ime.’ out the elty as the service began \ seve d [have a whe ae a “That frightened me, for Walter | - oa SI lemibeges Tare Laer f urge as | ind I put my arms around the b IMPERSONATED A FIR , T ani India and‘ Ceylon | | reck and begged him to give u Robe ybins - | give their most | ; Hy H sun and behive himself, He puiled| avenue. Brooklyn, man “Another great a ti eins | re | 000 h f S Ik hway from me-and walked over and{omice of the American District Tote: | a aczeniied pt Fd. | celebrated teas to i Ts. ifon I ose net Walter at the door and shot him|xraph Company, was to-day vonvicted| ward, “is the tt wha make Tetley’s i ~ spall [itr Brooklyn sprclat. Sessions of imper=T am’ going. to, do tee Orange Pekoe. No | “T'm not bara against the boy. No- | sont 1. On No 20) know 1am to! ry T meet other tea can be so } ” ows better tha T¢ he R m Jouning > ty: © pl v wat ° | ane vane what ie an aatan melt man, No, 140) Cobia my inten: | delicate of flavor | copie, who made this law whion| © BiAOnIS WUE ee ana W | or 80 delightfully | jvives men to drink vile raw alcohol rane Nel a fragrant, e id all of it they can get whenever tha fr ssa | wey can get it—that's who is re ~~ reat t | onaible for ANOTH . Yl e : i G aU isle eg or Q 2 sible for It oe tie armory attor| bn Vey or vLcoe) yy nese { have: vere Tele 1 letley'’s Orange Pekoe Sheer quality with reinforced lisle garter tops and fing a second shot in the alr and ,,‘Thomas gat fariieeinuts of wa [common stint ont q ; In 100 packe quart i heels. Black, Grey and favored Spring Shades. ' umped into a taxicab, passing police rat t, Brooklyr waa foun '. half. now for hearing the shots. He returned sin pair aa u A * nw ie while, appureatly forgetiul Mary's He the prodig 30 Word with @ a . — | PRESET ——— - = = ae