The evening world. Newspaper, August 15, 1922, Page 11

State who ts at the Pennsylvania,] DEMOCRATS OF BRONX “It is suprpassed in total value of pro- 1” DESIGNATE CANDIDATES duction by only one State—Texas. The great oll fields supply fuel for] Grima, Otte countless industri while the rush.| &rese—Sehi nhigan and ing mountain streams have been har- Antin for Senate. nessed and made to furnish enor- cutive Committea of the mous power for California's manu- ™m, a member of the school board| facturing Interests." 1a sch ,' related Francia D. . . ° gcham, at the McAlpin from Port- FURTHEST FROM HOME. 1 Ganly for Con- St. Augustine to Find the Fountain of Youth That Ponce de Leon Didn’t. Bri err .te County Committee designated candidates for Congress, State S: and Assembly last night, Griffin was renominated District; Frank Oliver was hamed to make the fight in the 23d eight school grades were held in one land, Me, “After saspeech on] ‘The “Nw Yorker For a Day or| District, and former Congressman : the value of he asked the| Two" who is furthest from home to-| James V. Ganly was chosen In tho ait By Roger Batchelder. : a James Chrones, who is at the let Ponce da Leon, who has for some] Children to ni any two) digits. One peso Hoan, His home town, Hono«|, Senators Te~-y G. Schackno and said '67,' another ‘89' and a third |) GUSVVame . hn J. Dunnigan were renominated In time been In disrepute because of his} St! 9 Wd] rut, is over 6,600 niles from Broad Sy ag ta : ‘28," He reversed them and wrote on nd 23d Districts, failure to find the 1 of eternal oe and a way. ret, now repr youth, will come into his own next i Sepa ENE emblyman Be youth, will come into his o see April in St. Augustin 1 when no one IN NEW YORK TO-DAY. feels verte th ‘CHarten da small boy Ist District; Les: ing to si rh Y Grand Street Boys, meeting, Penney! District, and Louls prietor of that city, See Tete aM isin Astor. Yow try and change th h lige, ey Ana Chane e Neh FOU » and Edvard J. Walsh were eas , t 6th, "th and 8th Leon ae noun THE BUSY STATE. tion for the 8d landing and 1 “California raises) 118 different of Assemblyman ba kinds of crops," reported B. J. Will the fountain, ‘Then will be J, Viynn, county ams, & movit changed from Spanish to English, » French, and finally to “Tt will be a gula week, somethin, on the order of the New Orlenns Mard! Gras, It will close the winter season and we hope that it will be an annual event hereafter.”’ A SALE! of Blue Serge Suits For Men and Young Men JAPANESE DELEGATION AR- RIVES. n’s leading business jally known as the is Men‘s Party” ar: A party of which i Brazil mashine Kam Katakur hashi New in thi Sale Price 25" Made of a splendid wearing Blue Serge... We have them in all sizes sitting in mine, A bu ‘tha ie Jue Penh hewn and in single and double breasteds. how hazard i Ireland is just mow, WE are hil praying fon paase Sale at the two downtown stores only NEWS FROM HONOLULU, “The farther East one goes, the more things i Arthur S. ¢ from Honolulu for the stran Our 34th Year in Business 279 BROADWAY _ NEAR CITY HALL 47 CORTLANDT ST. ©OR. GREENWICH sT. either wit “We o York shows, my chief pastime. 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