The evening world. Newspaper, May 24, 1922, Page 16

1 6 ROBIN SELECTS , TURN DOWN WHITE HOUSE AS HOME, WON'T MOVE CALDER AND FIGHT Its Nest Romoved From Tree Bird Rebuilds in Front Portico. . WASHINGTON, May 24. oe _THE EVENING WORLD, WEDNESDAY, MAY 24, 1922. Fawr, Night and powers. 8} WARS ON POPPY SALES, |POLISH MINISTER EGGED FACTORY GES cory worker ad HOGS Ot co umteutoner Osler 3 AT DINNER IN VIENNA J workers was $24.16 for tro|Commissioner Coler Intenda This ns factory riod, Week's to Be Last One, Avrented for At- pe} ns Although artificial poppies may bloom IN STATE DROP 4) IN NEW YORK TO-DAY. —Juron tno atrots of this ety trom fat- Te ate 2 urday until next Tuesd: r the bene-|¢lsn Minister, Constantine Skirmunt, Riverside Delphin Club, luncheon, of disabled war veterans, it will be} W&s pelted with rotten eggs here inst] Astor, 1 P. M. the last season for them if Bird 8. Coler, | Might as he was going into a dinner he Grace Aguilar Lodge, No, 20, U, 0,|Commissioner of Public Welfare, has | had arranged for the representatives of T. S. luncheon, Astor, 1 P. M, ler sad the foreign press. His face was bruised aciniigpsleailint VIENNA, May 2%. or te nines Commissioner Coler made this an- ieee we ene 5 he Fort Washington Sisterhood, cards |nouncement yesterday after a hearing} and hts clothes ruined by the attack. son in persistence from the White House robin. A week or so ago ‘Anti-Satoon League Comes] the bird started a rfest in a amall i Astor, 3 P. M. at which he read a letter from Mrs. M.| ‘Three of the miscreants, who proved Clothing Industries, Due t eg tc McAllister Smith, No. 146 Hast (8thlto be former Ukranian eG@oers, were othing Indu » Due tO] raaics’ Hatters’ Assoctation, ainner,|Strect, Chairman of the American. and| arrested. They, gave as their reason that eeoennewetaemainetecaatini ran ee ee ee Beret tidavs S Astor, 7 P. M. ch Children’s League, ‘charging that |they wished t ‘Oeraine £ » Out With Declaration of but was foroed to abandon it when Hoiidays, Show the Big- Maitnied Jepsen! Seana aren, |° 000 taken tn last Year upon euch eel eppreenen,” Ceanbinar Bebe 4 War Against Senator. straws. The cedar was to be re- gest Decreases, dinner, Astor, 7 P. M. Just on what Mpé. Smith bases | p, aaa hie tally A nme pe placed by @ bay tree, and it was — Kiwanis Club, luncheon, MeAlpin, | (hese Cigures did not f The Veterans of Forelgn Wars, the ALBANY, May 24.—The average American Legion and other veteran so- weekly earnings of New York State]. British Dominion Social Club, dance, |cieties have already laid out large sums not desired to cart away a bird's 12:30 BP, M. * Republican chiefs. who have beer) host with eggs or young in it. Manning the renomination of Senator But the robin liked the promin- McAlpin, 8 P. M. so Commissioner Coler ai % Wiltiam M. Calder were jolted iast| ence of the front portico and be- | factory workers declined 42 cents from] tenth District Masters, dinner, Me- | 5 igh he would probably fight wy the announcement that i¢] #22 Work all over again. As itis |March to April, according to the Alpin, 6:80 P. M. bs rmit the sale, he would first consult the same bird, White House at- |the Mayo statement issued to-day by: the Indus- trial Commissioner Henry D. Sayer. Part time work as the result of se sonable curtailment is given as the rearon, The largest reduction waa re- Central Leather Club, dance, McAlpin, _ oP. M. MEMORIAL FOR THE 106TH. Church of the Healing Christ, meet-| _,,, " — ing, Waldorf-Astoria, § P. M. The Gold Star Circle of the 106th In- American Musical Optimists, concert, | fnt'y, Mrs. Gilbert D, Manson, foun WaMort-Astoria, 8 P. M. er and President, will conduct a memo- Columbus Hill Day Nursery, bridge, | Mal service at the Honor Roll, Prospect Waldorf-Astoria, 2 P. M. Park, Saturday afternoon. The speak- ‘Oven to Package . . And the oven-freshness and , cleanliness sealed in for you. Tak-hom-a Biscuit. comes to you fresh, crisp, and flaky. On its way to your table it has been protected from dust and moisture. Never sold in bulk. Joose-Wites Biscurr Omran Bronches in Over 100 Cities — be ts renominated he will be turned| tendants may let it stay. @own by the Anti-Saloon League. = Tn a statement issued yesterday D°-] STRAUS NOW HEADS Hades terabed that Caer hea voied| JEWISH CONGRESS etepeteees ported in the clothing group where, recalled that Calder had voted Sgeinst “submission and the pasenge i 3 €f the Enforcement Act’ and that he| Elected President at Session |%* a belen < i bee noes saa Axsoxiazione Comeattentl, Itattene Le- | ers will include the Rev. Frank I. Hans- ‘ " Biers solothing {ncumey, red a i tainment and dance, Penn-| con, wh Chaplain y ‘th the 106th had declared himself “in favor of beer That Calls for Freer falling off of $3.18 a week, and the] francs P.M Gverssas; Wather 1 9, fiigaths, ‘Chage ‘and even announced his intention of woman's clothing industry a decrease] “Daughters of the British Empire, | ain 106th Post, American Legion; the . Alexander Lyons and the Rev. 8, A pushing = beer amendment until Immigration. of $4.64 in the weekly wage. luncheon, Pennsylvania, 1 P, M. dward Youn; H&.H HONEY! i PHILADELPHIA, May 24. — The| Some of the largest reductions we: ( : scared into evasion and soft pedalling | , Titan Newtan Congress has’ adopted |in the group of industries manufactur Galen Pecnetvacint i enrcallmaa by the actlon of denominational bod-| resolutions which will form its consti-|ing furs/ leather and rubber goods,| cheiter Rock Country Club, dinner, {ution “Rabb Gtephen 6. Wire of New! Oniy minor reductions were reported | paneer, woo Count congress rerrasuree. Taected |! the wool industries groups. Over-] pritish Great War Veterans, dance, sonerea atone She meamures: Elected |iime in the ‘carpet factories and in|pennsyivanio, 8 P. 3. President, Nathan Straus; Vice Presi-|%0me of the worsted mills caused an}” peundry Board of Trade, Incheon, dents, Judge Aaron J. Lévy, Samuel |average weekly increase of $1.26. paehertvanie; 1 ¥.36.°¢ DYE ADED CURTAINS SKI RT Untermyer and Rabbi Stephen 8. Wise;| The cement and plaster Industry] aiumnae Association of the New York ' Executive Secretary, Bernard G. Rich-Jand the brick industry reported sea- | xfedical College and Hospital for’ Women, i well ards, and Treasuer, George I. Vox. sonal gains in weekly earnings sf|dinner, Commodore, 7 P. M. Federal Prohibition Commiaqoner in Ni gy re? gd mate wy. Benge dh ns $1.03 and 83 cents, respectively. A] Overseas Club, Empire Day dinner, SWEATER DRESS OR COAT ¢ Y Raw tice Kate, Abraham Gcldberm wit.| father small decrease occurred in the | Commodore, § P. M. ’ am Edlin, Rabbi B, L. Levinthal,| stone and mineral products industry.| New York State Federation — of Bernard G. Richards and Rabbi Wise. | A loss of 94 cents in the glass indus-| Women’s Clubs, meeting, Commodore, ‘A resolution urging more liberal im-|try was due to further curtailment |? P. M. ; | “a ” migration laws, especially in regard to|in one or two of the large plants. Anti-Fanatic League‘ of Wonien, Mteracy, was passed. Average weekly earnings jn thé | meeting, Keen's 44th Street Chop House, > a eleven chief industry groups in Apri) | 8.30 P. M. . - BROOKLYN BRIDGE 39 TO-DAY) | were as follows: New York Wellesley College Glub,| Each package of “Diamond Dyes” | hangings, everything! 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