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bronchitis. His fever has abated, t By Roger Batchelder. however, and he was pronounced out H. G. Bittleson of Los Angeles, who, | 0?" : , I of danger before I left, When with Mrs. Bittleson, has just arrived] peachod New Orleans I learned that at the Pennsyivania, declares that/he had improved still more.” anyone who doubts the prosperity of or tri this country should take @ motor (FP) thors of text books on “How to 2) “oath haiorhibehad Make Money" have not a thing on IF “Coming East by the = Fel. Stobey, who has been at the trail," he said, “we saw miles and|Woodward for several days. Mr miles of wheat, bending over under|Stobey makes more money than any- . one else the country, although he its own welght. The farmers say this] 97, °18 Teac it wimeslt, “ite ia Director is one of the best crops the country} oe the United States Mint and has has had in years, and that thelr only teen visiting the New York Mint. worry is to get enough men to harvest fi tie zi west-bouna| “COME EAST, YOUNG MAN." “We pass many West-boun * : ‘) Edward L, Bader, Mayor of Atlan aca sd pee wee. Sear it thee tic City, who first described that place ere on thelr way to the harvest|as “America’s Playground,”" and has fields, and that traveling privileges Poe CaNtER. ae sania re td the has been given to them for a small] {)t%- Hae : West has reversed Horace Greeley's sh i een ite ite t{fivice and has come Kast to Atlantic iShares Ohad fillereesd bid by th] City and other points. Work to be idle when there Is such! "\Nover ‘betore,”” aald Mayor Bader ieee Bur sOCt ran tHe seine to-day, “have so many Western ‘ people come East on their vacations, La HE DION’T SHOW IT. and never before have so [ Friend Hepner, who starts the |rasterners gone to Europe. elevators in the Biltmore, nudged fare holding our own at home and are us last night and pointed to @ |)uving the chance to show thousands young man, of Westerners what the East can “You wouldn't know it," he offer in hospitality. whispered. ‘He looks just as if he had come from a tea party, CHINA NEEDS A LEADER. Now doesn't he “Conditions seem to be getting And Lew Tendler did. Only one | worse instead of better in China," as- wee cut showed, and that looked |gorted Ellis N. Joseph, who Is at the as though it had been made with | pennsylvania from Shanghal, where a razor. The tea party reference |he iy in the export and import bual- Was more fitting than anyone Who | jogs hough there has been no visited Boyle's Acres Thursday |pphting near the ports, the constant Bight would believe. trouble in the interior has had a bad effect on business. The outlook is OBREGON NOT CRITICALLY ILL. | rather hopeless in my opinion, unless “The reports of the illness of Presi-|some great leader can be found who dent Obregon of Mexico which ap-] will bring order out of chaos," peared in the papers here were over-[ 0 drawn," asserted Jose Vasconcelos, FARTHEST FROM HOME. Special Ambassador from Mexico tol! ne “New Yorker For a Day or the Centennial Exposition in Rio de| rio” who ds farthest from home to- Janeiro, who is now at the Astor, en| day (s T. J, Bisquertt, who is at the route to South America, “I was with| Pennsylvania, His home town, Buenos the President last Saturday,’ he said,| Ayres, is about 8,000 miles ‘rom “and he has had a bad attack of] Broadway, BUILDING PROIECTS ea for the FUR SEVEN MONTHS lve EVUE called ‘The Ginger Box"' will be presented en At, night at the Green- wich Village Theatre, It is by Paul Dupont, with music by Arthur H. Gutman, The company includes Mac Record for Greater ‘Greater City ShowS] west, Frank Davis, Adele Darnell, Rush for Homes Outside | Moss and Frye and the Clet Club Or- Manhattan. chestra. egars Michio Itow has revised ‘The Pin Builders {n the Metropolitan dis-| Wheel Revel’ and will offer it ssein trict have reached $400,000,000 injat the Tittle Theatre on Mo. ay Plans filed this year for new structures | night. and alterations. — This is the highest record for any|eurburban boroughs from sheer lack f®even months. It was $249,000,000 for| of progressive housing. the corresponding period last year.| Reports to F. W. Dodge Company for the entire metropolitan territory Actual figures from records available) quring the year's twenty-elghth week fre $339,300,000, but reports from|/show 713 projects announced at an several quarters are not complete.} estimated outlay of $29,170,000 and ‘They promise to put the real amount Se al mwarted! for 497 at Beare te eren) Spare: In Greater New York, 276 new In the Greater City, the total 1s] puiiding and engineering projects an- $823,300,000. It stands against $225,-| nounced call for $20,068,900, with con- 500,000 a year ago. The surburban| tracts awarded on 180 at $8,628,800 Aistricts outside the five boroughs roti|A™On& the contemplated operations, 198 residential plans call for $10,175, up $76,000,000 against $23,500,000 for] 590 while! 90 placed under contract the 1921 seven months. will take '$3,768,000. BEVEN MONTHS BUILDING IN Sa -2 NT THE FIVE BOROUGHS, SUES FAVERSHAM AGAIN. Manhattan leads with an even —_—_—_—_— $100,000,000, of which more than $18,-] M¥#: Opp, Mother-t 000,000 goes for altering buildings. Indoraement Cancelle This compares with $89,000,000 a year] Summons and complaint tn another ago. action by Mrs, Mary Opp against her Brooklyn and Queens are fighting} #M-in-law, Willlam Faversham, the for second place, with the heaviest | actor, was filed in the County Clerk's percentage of increase in favor of the] office yesterda: smaller borough, although its total] Mra, Opp aues to cancel the indorse- falls a million under its neighbor.| ment on a note for $6,500 given by Mr. Brooklyn scores $77,000,000, with} raversham to the Guaranty Trust Com- $4,750,000 going ee please wale pany, March 9, 1922, It was not pald Queens reports $76,000,000 with $2.-| when due, July 10, ahe alleges, and If eh 800,000 alterations. In new buildings | Te cee th Reaeian eaadivas alone, Queens passes Brooklyn by| “'** 4 Ecscscensin i badaialdenia Magid more than a million, The totals com.| 408 not want her estate assessed for pare with $61,000,000 a year ago for|'he amount Brooklyn and only $38,500,000 for| Mrs. Opp alleges that her name, which Queens. appears in indorsement, was not written The Bronx has recorded $66,000,000,or authorized by her. She asks that alterations taking $2,250,000, The 1921] any obligation expressed be dismissed total was $33,000,000, and that her son-in-law and the Guat Richmond records $4,800,000 against] anty Trust Company be restrained from $4,000,000 tast year. transferring the note, sea MANHATTAN NOT TRYING TO} mo noomM PRESS IN MEXICO. HOUSE ITS PEOPLE. Among the passengers sailing on the Home bullding continues to swell| steamer Mexico of the Ward Line yes- the volume in the three big suburban] terday was Dr, Virgillo R. Boteta, boroughs, while in Manhattan th Latin-American Vice President of the {s an absence of chis activity althoush| preas Congress of the World. He goon several apartments operations of the) t4 mexico as @ representative of the million dollar type are advanced every) ryecutive Committee of that organtza- few days. The volume in proportion * to population, however, is infinites- ee bared 2 oe mon extcan Jo \s {mal compared with that of Brooklyn.] an journalists, ‘This move marke the Bronx and Queens, thus showing that] initiation of a vigorous campaign builders are not making any great] throughout all the Latin-American re- effort to house increasing population| publics to obtain an active participation in Manhattan, because the new pro-| in the affairs of the Press Congress, fects barely replace old humes torn|> down to make way for business, This shows further that Manhattan must continue to push its own people into HE MAKES 80 MUCH MONEY. aw, Anke Note AMUSEMENTS, AMUSEMENTS, DANCING CLOVER GARDENS ral Palace, fives, 8.00. ee en Bas ¢ OF NE tere Fgh no gl iro soeed THEN SE men $1, No Extra Charges JACK HOLT in TATE | ws Satan Sleeps! % & WHIT! 78, Bt SONGS AND SCENES, 12 P.M. | Farreil,Taylor Trio, otha, aPrToL sm, Biway at Dict, Capitol Grand Orchestra, ba? THE EVENING WORED, SATURDAY, JULY 29, PLAYERS Change of Bills In Vaudeville BESSIE Lov S FORGET Mik. CRITERION . ey EAS iran has been screened INS IN HE NA NE STRAND.- “ools OF THE Lan? GEO MM: given its bela COHAN THEATRE ‘bill will Include » Smith and her and the Royal olgne Edwards and Lloyd ¢ TWPNTY-THIRD Henry's melody sextette, and Thorn- ton and King 126TH STR and Dreis, the ton and Barnes, THEATRE—Zunn Cantons, Hamil- Maud and Marion » photoplays. BROADWAY 1 ATRE— sth Regiment Band, “D. D. H.," a will Nelson, singing and the film play Songsters will be heard with the screen Ayres in “Border- beginning Thursday, NEW BRIGHTON THEATRE the bill will be 3. Fields, 3 RIVOLI—Gloria Comedy, a Post the Rivoli Pictort will play Strauss's ‘Die Fleldermann Nature Picture and RIALTO—The chief man,'? based on John Fleming Wil- , “The Salvaging of John This ts a story of the sea, with a ship owner a love with the Pop Tuttle's Cléy Captain's atch," CONCERTS | AND MUSIC. YMIPHONY CO CONCERTS: VIC ORCH HOOGSTRATEN . Cond. WEBER-LISZT WAGNER:| orOe || 250, 50e, $1.00 AMUSEMENTS, —4TH HIG WeEK— JON 7A SAM WOOD PRODUCTION with. “REST PICTURE ON BROA ALLEN H¢ Strand Syn ARLGHT We len ae aN morrow aft a ——|Hugh Me FIFTH AVENUE—] Picture, and the Rialto Magazine will] underworld. The cast half of the week the) complete the film bill, Liszt's “Thir-|Richard Dix ana arian Rhapsody” will be] Other fe: the in “4 ures will Re Hal Reid's play, “Hu-| Review. The music town in the House] more in “Sherlc ading role. retained for a s REET THEA J—Rex Sugrow’s}| CAPITOL—T) will be Bert areaMec unl n engagement on! Country Flapper ode. mr THE: AMUSEMENTS, | AMUSEMENTS, — and Weston, und Weston 1DS GREATEST SPICE*1: REVUE Ee ROWLAND. | perlative Cast will appear. te ease will show a + | near GE DOVER ROAD of the week Monday night. This romantic drama presentation ‘and the ibe pictured, It is] with selections trom releland,” Buckridge Casey | Concerned with the lives of people in} CAMEO THEATRI ‘The Prisoner of|traction will be Dorothy G DY way a aac Matinees Wed. 48th St. E os Wed, & | LDULGEX ASH aN CAPTAIN APPLEJACK” W.45 St fry 147 S to SHUBE MM MON. bre NAR; WED. ‘& SATs, 2.30. ‘SEASON'S: SMARTEST eae GUILD PRODUCTIONS . HO SARRICK, HQ SARE SLAPPEDe ssi ae Mats. Thurs, & Sat, 4.40. tN Tewel-lre be MEMPY dict] cen ENT HL ae The orchestra attraction will ‘The Bonded LYRI ee ase APOLL a first 1 ate in laughter Prigma, : S32) a ee ee Hams, Johuny Burke and others.. sul Lats THEATIEN, Ww F . BARNEY BERNARD and New Offerings seni " y On the Screen} iggy | x, Hae : HU a E sh ILLING Al Swanson will be i Universal Jewel-presented by Carl Leter ¢ Gilded Cage,"’ adapted REPUBLI “West 42d St. y Ann Nichols, The | ee ee eee "TROT ADA | crippled siste ; © a Funny Face BELMONT SY. #8: Be. 0048. v.s.20 HURRY pancing | sREPUECH aa BROOKLYN. THEATRE W.42 ST. TWKE DAILY 9:50-830 nes To-Day—To-Nighi or ‘BROADWAY At Last Times Today: AGNES AYRES in “ Sony BEGINNING Tonon jORROW JESSE L.LASKY preseets loria Swanson’ “HER GILDED CAGE” Dance Coolest Bellroom in the City Palace DANCING FREE DAVID POWELL, HARRISON FORD , WALTER. HIERS, ANN CORNWALL, CHARLES STEVENSON From the Play by Ann Nichols—A Paramount Picture WAY, BAR'S yeni ban “HURRICANE'S GU” FUNNY FACE COMEDY - POST NATURE PICTURE with Dorothy Phillipe “BALLET IMPROMPTU” — GEORGE RICHARDSON, Baritone ny Oren. RIVOLI CONCERT ORCHESTRA Fred’k Stahlberg & E. Baer Conducting bo you WANT A THRILL ? abd My Cy bd Hb . al sore ie Reb wer ASTOR" 24 Bi Press and Public Praise 1g A Louis Burston Production nybody who can sit nonchalantly i WS | | [vee FORGET ME NOT through these wenes must be callouser IQOOUCTION chan any pe ere is inex« le life."—N. Y, Times . “leis ane of those pictures desi; ined to INGRAM’S “Whacamodelieshould be forsrnmsion | aha pecel, do what they love Dee te MASTERPIECE | atte. Eve Mail larviette Underhill, N.Y. Tribune AT BROARW AN AT 44th THEATRE | te CRITERION CSRtNUOUNGSS STR “EVERYBODY'S GOLNG TO THE RIVOLI Now"’ WR! ALTO Today—"THE MYSTERIES OF INDIA"—A Peramount Pictare FAMOUS RIALTO ORCHESTRA TIMES SQUARE Beginn!ng Tomorrow: BETTY COMPSON is “THE BONDED WOMAN" 0800 Coolest way to reach Criterion —Sth AVEQWJE BUS~2 blocks weat on 44th Si et (catall United Happineas Caggy Stores as well as theatre box othice ttery Dally AMUSEMENTS, NEW AMSTER Po BELASGO "ex: 11% 8, sBveni DAVID BI ‘0 Presents »| [LENORE ULKIC a KIKI EARL CARROLL *2) 8.4% al|[stRuT Miss LIZZIE CREAMER and LAYT (HE aes CARNIVAL ST. NICHOLAS RINK, 69 W. 66th St. TO LARGE CORPS OF INSTRUCTORS on hand at all times for lessons Vrivate or oo Floor, co St. Nicho! The Dancing Carnival ay Went AMUSE 130 St. Ferry, 50 New Attractioi Sait Water Surf Bathing NOW OPEN, LECHASE THE FUNNY PLACE, Surf and Pool Bathing Pryor’ sBand Fret Dav “A FOOL THERE WAS” Sololsts—Novelties—Orch. TO-M'W—"THE STORM" ONE DAY OUTINGS LAKE HOPATCONG, $1.75 Every Sunday 7.17; Liberty et., . Jersey City, 7.58 A. 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