The evening world. Newspaper, May 22, 1922, Page 9

. i THE EVENING WORLD, MONDAY, MAY 22, 1922. Oo, deal —_ of them. He has the co-operation y your county; has any effort been | solidly behind the candidate named at Cox in 1920, would make him much]os [ have learned. With cot r of public departments 10 cent niade't anize a boom; would | the State Convention. weaker than when hi before, One] Republican dissatiaf for cach tail, Mr. Wilkes said wes hid lr J GEORGE J. REARDON of his fleld agents n Il in the |den opportunity fe je Demoat Pees the Democrats of your county county a few weeks 0 organ-| win with a Democrat, but BACK TO THE CAMPUS upport Hearst for Governor? RENSSELAER. jawed Invasion of the county yet, so far! Hearst Cc. R, PR (TGS SHULL ER: Ga MEN rhe additional answers read: VPRY LITTLE HBARST FEELING Judge 108: is YET IN EVIDENCE. ALLEGANY. | (by ‘Telegraph to the Editor of ‘The tive e with us ning World.) this land ts | Pende nt be here } i FLLIOTVILLE, May 22 ves an equal | Northwestern Unlvormty, atti tn segura vada srs Wa ec eertiinent et th year the | He said e Bisa luiag THLE ; i month per |the steel magnate, an utumnus and! (VE ALMOND, May 22, [evidence in this county. No effort { > oll strikes was [ut they are now he will “Charley” Edison, Son of Inventor, Harpoons a ! t Record Sawfish. ghare in the profits, income was about $1,00 ‘ DYE SWEATER, SKIRT, DRESS t of Ohic EIS dapita. trustee of Northwestern prom Democrats of Alleghany County] has been made to my knowledge to ? By Roger Batchelder. Mr. Braun said that Guthrie had|to go back on Alumni Day, dune 17 Will not support Iedrst for Governor, [organize it here. County organiza- : Down in Lee County, Fia., they call] the largest Masonic Temple in the |and All the be will be a ae say Sreate C. G. TAYLOR, tion will give loyal support to regular STOCKINGS OR DRAPERIES N Chattea'A. Edison, son of the inven-|CeUnEFY, the Anest mineral water in [speaker at LW lunch Leaders Outside of Greater 4G. Hon uaaae Cae paste: i 1¢ State at it ‘as In the con . “ity 7 * 4 N vy. ELLIS } tor, “Charley,” W. 8. Creavey.at Mele of a gre: pene Hegrowike diatetat RTHEST FROM Home City Find No Sentiment NASSAU. ieoon! Te eee a“ t Commodore, from Florida, tells us. ee eS r eeppthiels a pe : for Editor, bb MOVRMEST tron Way IN DIAMOND DYES” i And he is regarded as one of the ONE FROM CHICAGO. 7 at ernsneHede ‘Ss CANDID AHSOLUTELY NO I. ' neighbors’ children, fn 8 CE ee ewan ie Jillian, Pepi fae EHS bam uHRICRIVGR Totextaph to the Tidltor of The MENT, HE are woprrae Snes T ada ony: ete as “ bie debe hls 5 (By Telegraph to the Editor of The Eve- wy mond Dy and follow skirts, waists, coats, sweat When I lett home the whole town a the following despateh sent hy The SPORT, L. fy May 22 BrApy ning World.) the simple directions in every package. |iN&s. draperies, hangings, cree of Vort Myers was talking about the} iil Hotel Reporter of that vite: . Visvening World to the Ghairmen ot ‘There appears no concerted move- WILLIAMSON, May 22 Don't wonder whether coc van deeibecomes like new again. Suet big fish which Charley had just “A hotel man traniped all day. t Detoeratic County Committees }ment in Nassau County to promote] Absolutely no Hearst sentiment in]. dint successfully, because perfect| son” druggist whether the -mategin! caught,” Mr. Creavey said. ‘He went] through, Virginia mud, and at the Stat the candidacy of any one man for the] Wayne County. His more or less i Osis V jyou wish to dye is wool or silkjPor river with Capt. Hugh] night wearily went to his room in at i 4 ‘ * ‘ ag home dyeing is guaranteed with Dia-| whether it fs linen, cotton or mixes out on the river with Capt, Hugh] Might wearily went to hi n BA ANG 3 eek Is there any real Hears The Nassau County} covert attacks on President Wilson} mond Dyes even if you have never|zoods. Diamond Dyes never streaks Cooper for a little quiet angling, and) 1!" small lint at Sie be ; Aare: fk ment among the Dem : on will standjand his support of Harding againatldyed before, Worn, faded dresses,'spot, fade or run, v4 didn’t Haye much luck for a while! cuiied most SOkee ke ; i satton fecnnedy, qas| ee = = = — aii Suddenly he saw a big fish almost) usual, thé hotel man left his boots |, o'elon e = ————— a —— = under the boat, and the moment after outside the door to be cleaned, but rn ne eve ordered th h reg - ce = he had. thrown his harpoon he] in the morning found them intnd’ Pip, and aatd he would disetiur i 4 x . HW. thought that he had at least a whale.| same myddy condition 8 on the Jigs morning if thes had nop rm 7; ‘ . - ; i ‘tho fla started ont. for the ocean, He went for the | unmors Reliable, high-grade, sturdily constructed luggage from and it was only by careful manoeu- atk, a darky r earat p Gring. Glee thes boat wae kegs ceetn you cea oy | ——$$=$_-———| | one of America’s foremost makers. Built of three-ply | capsizing. grafily z > ia TS - . | Marne Heo (ident jukined tremttiial/o1 Ewnyan wanted’ 'éth DAE , veneer, covéred with hard vulcafiized fibre. Cretonne sinall boat into the launch, expecting sah,” was the reply We nd St. (Between sth and 6th Avenues) West 43rd St. lined and & ae t that the weight of the heavier boat “why In thunder did you xy Saye would hold back the monster.. But it reckon T put ‘em outside the door?" 4 so | a Se in od an ave spring locks and draw bolts. didn't. The fish started,out at a ter-] “'Well, sah, 1 jus’ allowed they , a. rifle clip, several times stopping to] wasn’t room inside fer ‘em.’ " 4 “COMMENCING TOMORROW : Siceaint T ram the boat. . 8 re le in the Department, “When another harpoon finally ‘runk reached a vital spot the fish was} REAL DIRT FARMERS ONLY. a é re ardr e Fourth Floor. brought to shore, It was a mammoth “Canada's great hope for the future (@) al | sawfish, fifteen feet long with a saw four feet in length. Mr, Edison him- : self was delighted, and he exhibited This Cross-Eyed Pup costs $15 t e S people who flocked to his lodge to in- needs Is the Inmigrant, TINY remembrance spect it, Oldtimers that it was cultivat 2 land intel- |} for a mere acquaint- ihe geet saw ever caught in the Teveatly ‘docat't-maser| Bl ance, or a ore intimate At About ONE-THIRD to ONE-HALF LESS ; or ‘not he owns anything, i : y : pratt nee ann bt pnt Nh tT LY Mie! he is a born farmer, City people wil! gift for a time-tried friend i ‘ OKLAHOMA'S RICH INDIANS. [uot stay on the faris, but eventually may be obtained easily, than their ACTUAL VALUE ‘ | jOldanorae han the, chest tribe ait back to the centres of popula- quickly and without un- of Indians vorld, " ig Braun of Guthrie, at the Astor. They se 6 dueexpenseat Ovington's riginally lived in. the sere a ‘As illustrated) i t of the country, m . 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