The evening world. Newspaper, February 17, 1922, Page 9

~RUCKARD, DEFIANT, DENIES REPORT HE “22s man William Muldoon of the State Athletic Commission he expressed surprise and said: | “The commission has been misin- formed, in that case, The Boxing Commission will take up the question and give a decision in a few days." Rickard has declined to discuss the Ringling Also Declares Pro-|srrtsco stmms Jaat Fre moter Will Stay—Cohan | yes one, twenty-thr Mentioned as Successor. th ing pleture actor, who arrived ‘from his home in Hollywo known While “Tex Rickard’s status as] he sys head of the Madison Square S Club was in dispute to- the belief in sporting circles that if! chars * he is not already out he soon will be, |” at least temporarily v Before the indictment found against | knew of Wii him on the complaint of two y jae exer ner girls was maae public yesterday, ‘was reported he had resigned and had | © At c been succeeded by John IL. Ringling. |a prize fighter e time, the prisoner sald. he we the circus man, This was denied by —_— Rickard and his lawyer, and (| BEGGARS FORM UNION; ALLOT BUSY CORNERS members of the corporation refused to make any statement, saying cee Might be one to-day. Later Mr. Ringling denied that | Rickard would retire from the Gar- | den, and Rickard himself said last!” night: “Lam standing pat in my position, story that tells tie contrary Prague Compet 1DNNA, Ket combine Punishes by Exctaston. Any A combination of pplication of the ple—i# reported sure allotted du ers of t yetition is was repeatel to Chair- Le next train leave for Los F Ni ar $50, hermetically sealed, was shipped yes- ‘terday on the steamship Bronte te | Institute do Germany Shivering from Germany on the Mongolia to- he would tell his/ day were disappointed by the weather |that greeted them, for som id they had come home Jget warm," fering FOR HAVING HEROIN | ‘we years, but not so cold as this, been cold for two months, NDGA or At the re 10, rd of the Ohio and Indiana Bell " ephone of the Hlinois Bell m! -aradox Valley, C ZERO WINDS PEEVE LINER’S PASSENGERS Re toe Travellers Say. passengers who Germany has be the coldest winter in eigh rt H. 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Straight-line tailored models with flapper pockets. Special 3 5 0 0 Distinctive Suits of Imported Herring- bone Tweed, .made with mannish notched collars. One illustrated. Special 45.00 One illustrated. Misses’ New Tweed Suits jone Compa dest Winter tn arrived radium, valued in a small, lead-lined box, San It Undark Mines, «| Kavanaugh word ‘WORD HAPHAZARD MEANS 0K, STEEL James Ka Kavanaugh, steel ployed on the Amer collapsed on Nov Bedford Avenues, seven deaths, fore Chief | did not “haphazard, At a previous hearing, Kavanaugh | was asked by Assistant District Attor- y Benjamin Hock: "Did you buifa|!t « | this theatre in a haphazard manner 'lto which he replied , Janaugh said to-day that he misunder- _THE EVENING WORLD, FRIDAY, FEBRUARY 17, 1922. stood the word, and thought It meant) RUM SMUGGLER ADMITS 275,000 PLOT jon of Boot- Ports. MSCO, Feb, 17.—Charies lleged by Department of Jus- tice Agents to be the head of a ring that has smuggled $275,000" worth of liquor into Pacific Coast States from British Columbia and Mexico, was held “all right. | by @ change | vide for s ‘WAN BELEVES = | any ish, of Pluckhan &|¢ ractors, con of a Job the work.” Magistrate rdmited to-day b= trate MeAdoo that he Chiet the meaning of the | asked some questions. “No.” "Yen." "Yes," | The questioning this morning doalt | with the plumbing of a column which the plans and to pro- ty additional seats in the theatre, was put up in place of « retaining wall, and which bore the strain of four of the elght roof trusses. It is the contention of Assistant Dis- trict Attorney Hock that the collapse of the theatre was due to the Inse- instrument?" | did intend to use a if rt. 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Sizes 10 to 16 years GIRLS’ CAMEL’S HAIR COATS Special 524.75 A soft, beautiful quality natural color Camel’s Hair with inverted pleat back, raglan sleeves, inset pockets and silk’ lined throughout. Sizes 6 to 14 years, =O A Notable Presentation of New Spring Modes in WOMEN’S READY-TO-WEAR HATS An ensemble that authoritatively emphasizes the newest color schemes, smartest shapes and variable correct sizes. One Special Group at $8.95 Comprises Hats of Canton Crepe, Visca Straws, Hair Cloth, Milans, Lisere or Timbo, with Glycerined Ostrich, Ribbon or Flower Trimmings. Also an extensive variety of Tailored and Sports Hats at unusually moderate prices. eee OO Mythical joys become a happy reality when Infants, Children or Misses wear “Cinderella” Instep Strap Pumps Of Black Patent Leather Children know by oft’ repeated tales the pleasure that Cinderalla enjoyed when fairies provided perfect-fitting slippers for a series of evening gayeties. 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