The evening world. Newspaper, April 20, 1922, Page 19

THE EVENING WORLD, THURSDAY, APRIL 20, Broadwayites J. 8. VANDEVER THE “TREASURER, ‘THE UNDERTAKER PORT PLAN 7 Hylan’s Slur on Conan Doyle, With Attack on Governor's Transit and Port Measures, Resented by Other Speakers His Honor Needs Spirit Help to Even Grasp the Meaning of Port Authority, Declares Smith, Defending Plan. Followimg the threat of G Miller action,” with a hiat of ousting Mayor Hylan and the entire Estimate Board unless they cease obstructing transit improovement in the city, came an open clash last night betweeA former Gov, Al Smith and the Mayor over the Port Authort- ty, another of Gow which the Mayor has pm posed. Hoth ere speakers at the Broadway Association banquet, The Mayor made his usual attack on the “invaders of home rule from Albany, including: the Port Authority meas- ure, Ex-Goy, Smith, in reply, hinted that the Mayor was:incapable of’ un- derstanding the meaning'‘of Port Au- thority. The Broadway Association Lenquet was at the Hotel Astor. The Muyor took the occasion as guest of the as- sociation to deery Conan Doyle and hls Sherlock, Holmes visitation into the land of spiritu press the wish that Conan Doyle, “the produet of English soil,’ might help The World to find something against his administration, which neither The World, nor the Almirall jury, the Meyer committee nor ex- jovernor Whitman had been able to find, The Mayor touched up Albany for wll the woes of the Administration. the Transit Commission, the attempt to raise the five-cent fare and the Port Authority, all of which, he said, were combining to rob the y of its rights. He said that the Citizens’ Union was sniffing around like Sher lock Holmes trying to find something on him, Former Gov, Smith, when intro- duced as the man who ran 1,000,000 votes ahead of bis ticket, was greeted with wild applause, Mr. Hylan ceived a great sénd-off when he arose bet the applause died away as talked, and when ho abruptly left the dais only a mild expression of good will sentiment followed him and fafed out before he reached the door He didn’t wait to hear Al Smith's eply, part of which was: © “T'never did read much of Conan Voyle. To be frank, whep I was do. ing my reading I never heard of him and I didn’t know what. his national vf “drastic Miller’s plans stently op Janssen oF BRoapway FRANK E CAMPBELL 1S THE PUBLICITY DIRECTOR ity was, but I didn’t think from the \, Who S Smiled a at Fireworks When Smith Turned Loose on Hylan 3 JEFFERSON or HARRINGTon ba Mont Cou THOMPSON 5% AVE AND 42 8F ASSOCIATION HORACE De Lisser. PRESIDENT Jesse. LIVERMORE. THOMAS D GREEN _ MICE. PRES ae CLARENCE SPACE Rerkes PRESENTED RESERVED FOR THE EDISON co SKETCH SHOWING WHEN ano WHE NaTHan ENTHUSIAgH There AL teal ADOLF a3 Nn MAY swi ScHwerrzer NYLAN Stowe aruee ANSWERED HYLAN — LORBER Mayor ferred to zoo w bucked ‘or Ly cam pa people who thought thut Jolin Delaney 8 his manager during tne (There were a Well, 1 its millionaires skyserapers churehes shops, movie picture shows and chop automobile row and mn’? men. ything con at city And so the ests of the associ: tion only laughed a little bit when Mr Wallis spoke about the good worl ot the police in arresting the beggars. Adolt Lo: ind of his last name that it was lish, But I'd suggest the Mayor 7 set hold of Conan Doyle and get him | ceivable to. make to bring back from spiritland some spirit to explain to him what this ‘ort’ Authority means. Certainly no tiving man can do it.” Public Service Comm sioner Wil rved mary aa ene) ee cone eetted (meals on Broadway, was there in al He on sage from the land M8 glory—no, not all of it, for Adott husn't yet signed his approval of Pro @ Spirits to the Broadway Asso 8 e they tay EP ? hibition and isn't sure that he ever ee a great ad-,, Will. He still longs for the good ole 1. days of the White Light Distriet, mad d by | light by chewing gum signs and other night ran into day and ad and heavier ch and rye ran away said the ¢ plerrup nl slause, was born in New York and take the greatest pride in my native city. 1 am not at all ifraid to appear before you as a busi ess ma ather enjoy it, and I have no apprehension in speaking of Rngland, and I don't do it with bated breath, and I hope I may never be 80 | Street, and his misguided as a New Yorker, with the prige of a New Yorker, to withhold a tine to a distinguished visitor from England.” When the Mayor spoke his recep tlon resembled a smoke screen, It was as if a bomb exploded when Prendergast replied to him, and when Wormer Goy, Smith came back with his answer it sounded as if a ‘bat rage had been sent over into the ban- quet hall of the Astor. of Con ioner, and he Janssen is another of the way dispensers of the good t and drink on the Great heart is still on Rroad- things to « With the fingers! In spite of the littlé disagreement little “Freezone” »etween Hylan and Smith, which may lead to more in the coming Demo- callus. Instantly tic State Convention, wherein David Hirshfield, the Mayor's David has declared his Jonathan a candidate for Governor, the banquet al of the Broadway Association was a or irritation, great and wonderful success. The dinner was seasoned with music and song, and after the speeches there was a wonderful vaudeville show con tributed by the theatrical magnates of Broadway. It was the tenth anniversary of the association, and for the there was a new President De Lisser, who is Chairms Board of Directors of the Ajax Rub- ber Company. Wor ten years the pre siding genius of the Broadway Asso- elation was Col. Jefferson De Mont Thompson, and th Colonel's slogan has always been anything that is good for Broadway. Troadway is the Bagdad of the new id. It's the Big Note of New York, and. there is everything on it and in it that anyone could wish to find in any circumscribed place in the | world, Somebody said last night that it extends from Bowling Green to Tom Green’s Hotel Woodward at 53th Street, but former Immigration Com- missioner Wredeyfck A, Wallis, who was toastmaster, sald that {t extended from Bowling Green to Moutreal, and that got over like a night at {Saily. Toastmaster Wailis said another Why wait! good thing. He said a lot of good ; ¥ things, for he made nine speeches just | PAinful calluse to encowage the other speakers, The| You feel no pain when applying right off, root and all, i} way and August still says: | all these years. LIFT OFF CORNS! No pain at all! on a sore, tender corn or a they shortly you lift that bothersome corn or callus Yes, magic! Costs only a few cents! on bottom of feet j 1922, 19 “Come see me—any time.’ yes," returned Oscar of tte Wal dorf-Astoria. ‘Any time, Me's al- ways out,’ and the genial host of the vfbrau emitted another gentle, J. B. Vandever is the Treasurer of the Broadway Association and has been working hard for Improvements L want the car tracks removed from Broadway," he said, “and I want our share of light when the white lights go out. I want the an- tiguated landmarks taken away, and the old buildings repaired. I want the people of the world who know Broad- way to see it as Fifth Avenue now Is." H. C. Keefe has heen doing most of the printing for Broadway since 1918, Me. Keefe is a rustler and the nd of @ man they want for « mem- ber of the Broadway Association. He has a strong face, with black hair ind blue eyes: Often, he says, he a and blue eyes, for day has been a dandy yer and a whiz on the A great (riend of Mr. Keefe and a low member is Robert C. Reed, not tho original “Little Robbie Reed,” for | tis Bob is not afraid of tobacco and Jonce he trilled the finest tenor with | « few exceptions that was ever heard n the Metropolitan Opera House the banquet of the Never before have we teen avie to offer such amazing cateas, The i f prices are far below those that we: fect before the war. We hate prepared for this event months ahead, and are able to offer you the barga ne wa lifetime. The Finkenberg guarantee of satisfaction is your assurance that this is the chance you've been waiting for. Act at once. Furnish your home now because delay The sto, unnecessary, Broadway Association would not be There are many other suites to choose from at this extraordinary low price of $75. ul table of 3 | told In f the wond not mentioned, At his tab! sarles B. Gehring, hbtel end Hotel newspaper magnate, who lost every time he gets oft Broadway; Edward M. ‘Tierney of the Ansonia annd Charles H. Consoivo. | One of the guests @t the Wallis |table was Senator Salvatore A, C tillo, # Broadwayite from a business | point and who at the last Legislature passed a number of child welfare ills, And then there was Frank EB Campbell, who bad ten guests at his table. Mr, Campbell is the publicity director of the Broadway Association, DAVY NEVER MET A GHOST BUT LOTS OF DEAD ONES They are toonumerous to picture here. 3 Three Piece Overstuffed Living Room, Snite, uohelse red in ood grade of tapestry, well constructed dinary bargain, Outfit Sale Price $5.00 Down—$1.50 Weekly Queen Anne Diging Roor Suite, finished in tala Grey 5+ inch Buffet, 48 inch Extension Table, fi lip | Chairs, upholstered in Blue Moleskin. Outfit Sale Pri $5.00 Down—$1,.50 Weekly Says Real Reason for Port Au- thority Was Not Explained by Its Authors Commissioner of Accounts Hirsh- field, press agent extraordinary and elucidator plenipotentiary of Mayor Hylan, was asked to-day what he thought of former Gov. Smith's at- tuck on Mayor Hylan at last night's banquet of the Broadway Association. “The former Governor says in effect." suid Mr. Hirshfteld, “that no living man can explain’ the Port Authority I don't know what he meant, but that is the said. If you don’t bélieve it, read The E ning World's quotation, 1 disagree with Mr Smith be- cause, judging’ from his lucid expla- of thé’ Port Authority made it Albany when he spoke for passage of the bill, it would seem me that it was simply a question of how to get the head of cabbage to go with a little bacon on the side. | hope you get the point. “The real reason for the Port Au- thority has never been explained by but every one can guess. 1 ghost will rise up and tell the truth about the Port Author- ity Solid Golden Oak, consisting of Buffet, China Closet, Extension Lable and four Slip Seat Chairs. 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