The evening world. Newspaper, August 2, 1922, Page 11

RICHARD J. CULLEN HEADS NEW STATE Body Will Frame Standard Building Rules for Places of Assembly. ALBANY, Aug. 2%—Richard J. Cullen of the State Department of Labor is made Chairman of the Ad- Visory Committee of 24 on Place of Public Assembly created by the last Legislature within the State Depart- ment of Labor. State Industrial Commissioner Henry D. Sayer to-day announced the committee appoint- ments, Besides Chairman Cullen the members are: : M. H. Christopherson and Thomas C. Eipper, State*Department of La- bor; Capt, George P. Dutton, Deputy Buperintendent of State Police; Dr. Matthias Nicoll jr., Deputy State Commissioner of Health; Colpoys, Niagara Falls, representing State Conference of Mayors; Harry G. Sovhmers, Knickerbocker Theatre, New York, representing Theatrical Association; Patrick Casey, Lewis H. International Columbix Theatre building, New York, representing Vaudeville Man- agers Protective ciation; Sen- ator Jas. J. Walker, counsel for Motion Picture Theatre Owners, State of New York: Elmore C. Green, Pres- ident Iroyuvis ‘Hotel, Buffalo, senting New York State Hotel Asso- ciation; Charles C. Shay, New York, International Alliance of Theatrical Stage Employes and Motion Picture Machine Operators. John M. O'Hanlon, Albany, Chair- man Legislative Committee, New York State Federation of Labor; L. I Hall, New York, National Bureau of Casualty und Surety Underwriters; . Herts , New York, New ; Frederick American repre- y of Architect New Mathesius jr., York, Institute of Arc mouth, New York, Aubrey Wey- of Iron Marks, gineerin sh, New Y6¥k, nd Appeals of New rles Brady, Bureau of League y Yor Buildil New York City; F. J. T. Stewa York Board of Fire Underwriters; Wellington W. Taber, Syracuse; Simon J. Fennell, Roches- ter; Frank T. Reynolds, Buffalo. The rules formulated by the com- mittee will constitute the State stan- dard building code. Balloting for King and Queen Of Coney Island’s Carnival Week To Be by Evening World Coupons Greatest Sea Beach Playground Begins Monday, Aug. 7—Open to All. ‘The election for the King and the Queen of the Coney Island Mardi] King on one and THE EVENING WORLD, WEDNESDAY, AUGUST 2, 1922, _ when the Coney Island boosters get} WIFE WILL NOT MAKE to work everybody gets busy. Hot dog! But up-to-date favorites don't count. Not a vote has been cast; not one has been printed, But look out for Monday! In the very first edition off the 1g} Press they will begin to reel off the coupons. ‘The conditions for voting are simple, ‘There won't be any con- ditions, All that will be necessary will be to cut out the two coupons; write the name of your favorite for your choice for Gras will begin on Monday, Aug. 7, and the royal family, or royal families, | Queen on the other. Then drop your will be at last fcreyd into the limelight. coupon into one of the ballot boxes For it has heen decreed by proclamation of the Coney Island Carnival] or mail it to The Evening World, and Company, Ine., thet the contest for the merry monarchs of the Mardi Gras} you have voted. Then go ahead and will bé-held through the columns of The Evening World, and in turn it] get more coupons. has been decreed by The Evening World that the contest shall commence on Monday nex Coupons will ith the elty editior on Monday and-will be continued unti Jach coupon will entitle the holder BFA, Lee her notice. toa vote for the King and the Queen. | ce Sone ince eanet = meen. They come, ! Each paper in each edition will con-|@¥°°™ They m tain two coupons, one for each of the! Let ‘em come. They'll find Coney heads of the royal family, There will be a coupon for the King and a cou- pon for the Queen ready for them, ready for any display in which royalty may see fit to garb itself; ready for their retinue, ready for the which ah ast crowds always There cannot be any “scratching.” Vere 3 ¢ printed in every edition of The Evening World beginning | “1922—Coney That's the way to get your favorites more votes, the way to elect the King and Queen of Island Mardi Gras Revue.” “caceaestilpinttilni ABDUCTION CHARGED AFTER WEDDING GIRL. Father Objects Because of Bride’s Age, But She Loves Murphy. 4 » boards and the beaches in The coupon which calls for a vote for|hzons the pe ares and . nN} Joseph Murphy, twenty-three, of the King must be voted for the male|" ‘the carrousels are working overtime} No. 571 Clinton Street, Brooklyn, was member of the royal twain; and thie coupon which bears the title of Queen must be cast for the voter's choice foy the first lady Mardi Gras. and their merry whirls seem to sing of the carnival days and nights ahead in the realm of the so mournfully have taken on a joyous tone. * The spirit of the Carnival week, during which the|Mival is in the air. The machinery monarchs of fun and frivolity will]Moves more smoothly, although the hold sway on Coney Island, will begin | !* att -see-6 Move, arid bever= on Sept, 11 and will last till and in- almost like beer. cluding Sept. 17, So there isn't much time ahead to vote on the reg- nant powers, but the machinery for voting will all be in order on Monday. Ballots will be received at the office of The Evening World, No. 68 Park Row, and at all the branch offices— on Upper Broadway, Harlem and the t carnival. Even the lights seem gleam and glisten with a brighter slow, foreshadowing the blaze of glory which will make night look like day when they turn on the incandescents in Carnival Week , And what King shall sit on the sea ich is the wonderful spirit of the]ton Street, Brooklyn to] to the Nelson home, and'he and the held in $500 bail to-day on a charge ‘The witching waves grow more witch-]©f abduction by Magistrate Reynolds bells which used to} in Fitth Avenue Court, Beookiyn, and He is accused of abducting Martha Nel- son, fifteen-year-old daughter of George Nelson, No. 75 Hunting- Murphy went will have a hearing to-morrow. of girl went from there to Borough Hall and were married Howard Nash, counsel for Murphy, said to-day that the girl had given her age as eighteen at the Marriage Bronx License Bureau. A complaint against vane foam throne and be the master mind Murphy was signed by the girl after Ballot boxes will wiso be distributed} to direct the doings in the foolish land} 16 waa tatked with Child 8 she had talked wi dren's Society throughout the domain of Coney]of Coney? And what queen shall wear ' 1 Children's Society Island. ‘There will be so many of|tno diadem and receive homage from| °°" She said tn court that she them that you will find the royal], didn't know what the statement was family appealing to you. for votes} ‘"¢ Tevellers in motley? ppealifig to you Maybe the king may be a hero bold| When she signed it, and that she loved from every corner of Coney. And 3 ‘ ° from the make believe land of the| Murphy and wanted to’be with him there will be signs to remind you that) movie, Maybe the queen may be al7 . there is a contest on, and that each pete e aqueen may he a) The girl's father objected to the mar- 3 é queen or a maid of the screen. The] ,, day is drawing the carnival. more riage because of the girl's youth. king might be a scredm of the screen He may be a matinee idol; his queen a bathing beauty. The monarchs may m obscurity to t t royal family, They may been heard of before. From out of some dark place they may be catapulted into the limelight of pub licity Which means that everybody has a chance when the plebescite gets in motion. popular vote may upset the best laid plans of the most popu- closely, to you. But the subjects of the merry mon- archs of the Coney Island Mardi Gras won't find it necessary to look tor signs to read of the approaching car- nival of fun and frolic. The signs are already in the air. One can scent it in the salt of the waves that wash up on the shore, and in the sizzling of the weenies that woos one from the sidewalks to the stands. Hot dogs! ~ lar choice of the Warwicks, the Ho, What and What Ho! makers of Kings, Don't worry, but — Coney Island will have its choice for Odds bedkins and odds bologna!| both occupants of the throne. And AUGUST SALE AT THE THREE OWEN In addition to the Fall’ Sample line of STORES Dav-an-Beds and 3-piece Suites which has arrived we offer the entire— and very large stock of The Three Owen Stores at Discounts Ranging From 25% to 50% August Sale Prices Make an Ouen Daven-O Easy to Own BOY THAT DAV-AN- CREDIT EXTENDED IF DESIR'D Serves by Day and by Night 363 Buys A Dav-an-Bed, an article that gives you service 24 hours a day. One of these placed in your living room adds a room to your suite—with a hidden Bed-—full size. 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AND | DAV-AN-BEDS DAV-AN-BEDS | 53 Flatbush Ave. BROOKLYN 34 E. 23d St. | 125th Street The “ sold regularly for 15.50 This is a combination felt and cotton mattress, with a 54-in. border; felt top and bottom with cotton centre; covered in a good ticking. The ‘ edge. of telt. The “ sold regularly for 40.00 Imperial edge {elt mattresses, with 6-in. border; filled with the best felt and considered the equal of any mattress in the market today. CHARGE AGAINST PATTEN Mrs. Sadio Patten, thirty-six, of No. 8 Mill Road, Jersey City, was in the City Hospital there to-day suffering from a broken nose and lacerations of the head as the result of @ beating given her by her husband, James Pat- ten, a member of the Jeney City Fire Department, according to the story she told hospital physicians. She refused to enter a complaint against her hus- band, declaring that he was justified In beating her. Patten saw his wile with a strange man and attempted to hold the man who ran away. 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Delicatessen and Bakery Products Not Delivered Rows —Fitth Floor, 38th street, 125th | indicate that going up in price. mat- In S an indication of the unchallenged position . long maintained by The World and The Even- ing World in the sever cising of Dry Goods, it is significant that during the first six months of 1922 these two papers, embracing a complete ding Company, famous for morning, evening and Sunday service, carried “Shur-Rest-Bedding,” at a | 92,636 oar. ines of Dry Sood. Advertiaes ae A he any other two-paper morning, evening and Sun- prise that permits of our sell day combination under a single ownership in the } ing them at New York field. i, Off Regular and yy | In the month of June, only two morning papers gained in Dry Goods Advertising. The Less Than the Con- World's gain was 10.8%; that of its nearest competi- ‘ tor, 1.5%. The Sunday World was the only paper templated New Prices. in its field to gain in this classification, ding we mention four grades. All are so hia a cerereiag topends = ninety etl a ealie .: oO media: full size. An allowance of 25c will | Ordinarily, every dollar invested in newspaper space adver- | be made for each size smaller. Eriecene abe idle Rane * * | | The Evening World maintained its leadershipintheeven- » | 9.95 a ing field with a fotal for | Soak months" of 2,450,828 a | | ines of Dry Goods Adver 4 4 To question, therefore, the value of The World and The Evening World in Department Store Adverti is to doubt is the somabined sudement of the leading group of retail mex i chants in America. 12.95 | Has roll . if 4 16.95 | | Morning Sunday Member of) Gravure Evening 26 7 5 352,852 609,290 tone! | 609,290 300,740 ® Annual Statement Audit eit Bureau of Circulations Buding Sept. 90, 1961 Fifth Floor { | + CIRCULATION OVER 600,000 4 j |