The evening world. Newspaper, April 7, 1922, Page 15

Fl Former Governor After Tallz}tions in the territory which it tra- A verses, Current. earnings indicate |the service of thelr country, aaid we With Murphy Declares He ]inat! the earning power of the need 100 per -cent. Ainerican naval Pstimating March net operating |erans and their dead comrades, nox Gov. Smith held the centre of the] income at $7,000,000, or somewhat | the recognition of our neglect to pre- stage at a series of conferences in| higher than was reported for pare for past wars, nor our heartfelt: ruary, the total for the three months ecessary sultoring Tammany Hall, yesterday afternoon} .xceeded 418,000,000. Ordinary other ed by this neglect, will do us ¢ attended by almost every district]income for the period, estimating it| them any good unless we take meas- ii upon the basis of last year's figures] ures to avoid .such sacrifices in fu- Jeader in Manhattan, representatives} iia. excluding about $10,500,000 of | ture,” said Admiral Sims from the Bronx and Michael J.}ideral and guaranty lapovers, is in] Cditicixing as “preparation for de- Walsh, former Mayor of Yonkers} the neighborhood of $7,000,000, maik- | feat" m the event of another war the Democratic boxs of that city. ng total income around $25,000,000, | proposal in Congress to cut tl a ihe demand: © eek. anale personnel of 140,000 men in balf, Ad- i e % Union P $21,00).000.) niral Sims called upon those p Mously that Me. Smith again run for 1 to notify representatives In Washing- @ Governor, Later he said Robert 8. Lovett, Chairman of the}ton of their conviction that naval as “Vm going to stay in the trucking Committee of the well as military forces should be ke busine: THE EVENING WORLD, FRIDAY, APRIL -, # for the five Assistant District NAVAL EFFICIENCY ANMANY’S CALL requests from tenders who have can-] SIMS PLEADS FOR Attorneyships. , TOSMITH TO HEAD lI KFT REFUSED Katt Rear Admiral Sims, speaking Pennsylvania Railroad is coming} night in ‘Town Hall at a (i I iB LS jack into its own, Like New York }orance meeting, held under the aus- Central, its earnings are a remark-| pices of the Soldiers’ and Will Not Run, Charles F. Murphy and former That's what I have been J’ was sug-* PENNSYLVANIA RR. Votal Net Ine ily accurate index of business condi- trunk viving. Hixex ‘Avoidance of Future Best Recognition of Vet- erans’ Valor.” EARNINGS MOUNT { Quarter Club, to honor the World War and those line is being re-establish: efficiency ready to meet any national which in tum indicates that the in. | emergency. i ustrial heart of the country is re-] “Neither the gratitude wa express itive Union at all times ic roximately $29,000,000 this year for bet lorir equipment and Three branch lines are i Ss year, on Sacrifices last remem- Sailors’ veterans of the who died in for the services of our gallant vev- quately prepared for e+ lowed sided and was one of the princtyat| SOUND STEAMERS speakers, said “We shall be who gave up their lives for us if we should forget them. When the war was over we tried to forget, but there are some things we should never for- get.” CAN GET “BY” ON $6,000, _ COLLEGE BOY ADMITS unworthy Says tt Was With Only SYRACUSE. April 7 tioned to-day as to Herbert Biel, dent in the University, —When ques- his expenses nineteen-year-old stu- college of law, 83 annual allowance of $5,000 from a trust fund was in- reased to $6,000 by Surrogate Coha- in in New York yésterday, sald: “You know s [| do how whose as well much it costs to live these days, and certainly college expenses are no eXx- ception to the rule, fT don't know just exactly what my college expenses are, but I do know I have been having along on my year than T did not my al a lot harder time getting allowance this past coll before, To tell the truth know procecdings to increa lowance were up in the New York court. Naturally Tam glad to know the increase asked for has been al Thanks for letting me know. “Well, T don’t set m Ip as res ceenin a wlating the party, bmt Tam regulat-|miles in Souther Utah a 0 ing the affairs of Al Smith.” enty miles ini Banunern i The tine in Wyoming 1s to Bupply a Mr. Smith reminded his hearers he prey. ieriwated tors, Sis Levelt had been ving the party twenty feaid also that the Pacific Fruit Ex- years or me ind, in response to}press Company, the stock of which &nother question, said < divided between the Union and the “Lm not saying what might happen, [Southern Pacific, contemplated spend Mut L know my own mind to-day, $9,500,000, about 00,000 of it Say 1 Mnow ty, ome jae nated 1: |r leo. factoriey ang the emainde Make re M a Jng to run for Senator, but w a Hostile National Administration a Senate would mean little to Tam- many in the way of patronage his refusal 1 ner of! Public « sell a i Dew Chairman Pell | Ge nlso con ier Murphy re seported « ot from Mr. Murphy an nk nw things svernor left th ng to put th od to have to Leader Although } peated thes: urphy, dis mith as aj abernatorial ¢ ntinues. ed he nore ne in Ne bik of Mr. Murphy ere ng to noup \ n was t for equipment OFFICIAL DESPATCHES SAFE. 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