The evening world. Newspaper, August 17, 1922, Page 6

re — 86 CTE EVENING WORLD, THURSDAY, AUGUST 17, 1922, H 5 : ; — —--———-— - a - : ty Hinher's: residence bn Carton Gar- 17] bh] HEARST ASKS HYLAN declaration: ‘This is. my person: ee _ hae opinion as a progressive: Democr en ic hroughout the morning there w i Mane aah ce Eee Enthusiasm waxed warmer to-day arhity, ING) offoriine true, ail Smith as the popular choice of the tlie world Wate an hiameroue: Chul th Democrata for the nomination for 1 shad opinion gic the Democratic were many wre aan G5 ere meinen i County Chairmen throughout the Brand tives of An on y BIER Sines ree Amerie, sistinutee them Brat Tag fe. THA SHAE Foul) emibean Btate lathat the Democrats will sup sw MHastman Cameras His, decee. Reaiea Gh Natal which take away when you RS NN port the name of Al Smith for the At ; nfrom the atafts of the publicn ine iat tehing without you cver (Continued from First Page.) nomination, Expressions of senti that are left of the original 1000 offer 1} > tvetive Garrity of the West Side Stu fe ait?" ment recetyed in this city to-day from . tions with which | ! Northeliffe was ene ee 3 “4 set in. | identified tion, who had been detailed to the] Kline said that on the night of May Iie grew . Up State ull seem to be in the same Many Notables Fill Westmin- Mui of these we inse ise, told the court he had learned] ** pretended to be intoxicated, so] Liha Interests which are now be- | vein—Al Sinith. ster Abbey—Streets With-Jris: "Po our chien” One of om ‘Relohbach tHiat he did not in|, {0 see what was golng on. gs pd ba AE SYN EAT s vy—s § Aig UEAGa hak onteaaaer tion Ti ‘ ’When T got my check," he said | lam a progressive, however, ant| BRIDGE DYNAMITED wo thal s out Crowded. hight staff of the Doily Mall, and an. [i0hd to appear, Because of “Diamond | +) wos for $200. 1 couldn't have run|cithout any disparagement to, Mr AT NIAGARA FALLS D that you can enjoy os Mei A flowers in the | M Magistrate de thoret han $100, but I} smith LE believe it is the highest’ duty the pleasures of a . ni of a closed t trom thie day not to drow the case. H ' 1 check for the full [us well as the best policy of the Demo-| NIAGARA FALLS, N. Y.. Aur. 17 caMera Gilt 7 bel IND Sex att bearing the lines from Long 4 summons ordering the head] | stopped payment irty to make its appeal to the | The Internations! Railway Company's ; bike waile on your | funeral of Viscount | poiiow's “Psaim of tate,” beginning M\ filed this affidavit] nasses of the people rather than to | py pan Gite: Creek, tnithik Glee, wae vacation. Takes clear altor ta app before him to-1 Lenw-dohtt Waaner -s : ridge over Gilt Creek, In this city, was Northeliffe was nized at noon pall remind ws pain t n Wagner, the} he privileged interests. alightly damaged by an explosion early sharp pictures 214 Ks day in Weatitister Abbey, 8 t i f the flor Kline will appear, too, and the} tres Aug. 1. T settled with] “For this reason my personal sup-| to-day. ‘The west retaining wall was 31 Bo . fae as a A w magnificent] whole matter will be threshed ont him t I have the receipt. (] port is very earnestly given to Mayor | cracked and tho car tracks raised about |f} 314 he fact that dom has the last tribute to any Ene ken column flowers from] David Lamar, who gained fame was t for them ot stop court} dylan two inches, It is belloved that dynamite Eastman makes it Nshman wt position was wholly directors of the A sted New The Wolf of Wall Street,” Kline told] proceed however, so t had tol “He has align himself with the | guarantees its qualit Personal and unoficial muthered auch | rp Seutiitrate eihiwnon Was gitoat KE sone day. itizenship generally and defended the} terface witht the eneration of cara, be- || To Every Purchaser of a ba @n assembly Art wot rupted b Wothe partic 1 oA at the Dara pald for all bis parties tizenship from the exploitation of we i. Niagara Falls and Buffalo. | eye y - ; sone. | Sueattior bo. preserit a He mentioned two Judges, too, ' Me bebe ko bis stubs] /he profiteering interests. A heavy chain was stretched | ¢ Dean of Westminster undow ral, He e who had been cntertained by him, |int how the judge “His vecord of faithful service tof the Internations! tracks 2 | ° “ > @Hiy expressed the pul wish when nsul General Robert Ps . id} but would not divulge their names. Mart ame into Westl ihe public seems to me to give him] 4nd had to be raised by the crew ¢ oc escope he asked iy Northeliffe to permit Wheeler unselor te the Amer. Beginning with last May, ording ur ‘i the diamonds) te first claim upon the Gover ) | Meat car run over the ling this mor asked Lad) helif r norshir Rib Abba 40 We cutSbrntetitin tte Alibe Kmba fo Kline, his entertainments were on made him a figure in thelind the State leadership. the new “414 power" Pocket Tele " Ne z i Tady Northelift ho hh shown] a lavish seale There were ni district, Ife had with] Answering specifically the ques scope, made by one of the leading man The great company of eminent poople) jendid fortitu the face of her} when he tically bought out the attorney, Joseph B. Rosen- | tions submitted to him in writing yes- | ufacturers of Rochester, N. Y., price $2 gathered within the famous edifice, asfereat lows, he toeply touched Others diners Jeft and only he West Sith Street torday, Mr. Hearst in his statement we will give FREE this Eastman Cam vel the crowds of hambler o y the constant stream of messages|and his friends remained to enjoy rate Simpson he was] to-day states in part: era (value $2.50) and a year's subscrip well as the er y P = ubscriy in the streets outside, gave testi f condolence H the Tnited States} themselves, with the entire sta off real operator living at thef No. 1. there does not seem to he tion of Kodakery—the clever little ak, od Canada, .8 I the Associated [the cate at their disposal Hote! liamilton, No, 148 West 73dfany necessity for me to make any educational Kodak magazine. ae [tress to-day t y her profound) Oye ight, he stated, his friends | Stree Paradise Cafe is oper-|dectaration of my attitude until the a. lover of the great outdoors will want one of these handy The service wus arranged by Conon | appreciation spressions of! cig te him: “Marty, they're put-|iutted 1 © Pighth Avenue Restun-| convention meets and nominates.’ pocket telescopes. Just the thing for the camper, tourist, boy Garnesic. opening sentence he | houatittulas ey ing it over on you here—they’re | rant Corporati which bought it] No, 2.—"T am not a candidate for Scout, hunter, vacationist burial servies, “Tam th urrection oe ihareing you more than ‘they ought] fram J enweber United States Senator and would not Only One to a Cus and the life." were sung in proces-| DUNDALK RETAKEN | ——— — ——_—_—_—_—_— Rares MIR ee oreiba toe ater any z bog © ustomer *rott' sic ollowed by Che ng nist t rule in the Tra COTEROLAROSS: ei wever, one mu he present h P, sion, to Croft's music, followed ty tel” FROM TRISH REBELS |RUNS INTO STORM |". ui veal! on uve, bat [condition on. which: T-weuta. accept Day Hein ed Asaet ang hit coupan must be presested when you buy the Pockeacope Psalm, “Lord, Thou has been ont tlefleld in astern Bokhara, according} suel a nomination and that is in case y ‘act- nd get the camera FREE me and address must be clearly C The lesson from . r 120 MILES LONG | te Sivicos recelved here to-day; When Mayor ‘Hylak were tominated’ ¢6 ive design and beautiful filled in. No mail orders. No.0. D.'s \shoube ; SNM I Republicans Send — Wild Aho WHE SLilPod Inia BALAN Unk] Cavernbe AAA He. SROUIA, WIN SRIOTES finish are not more expen- Name Corinthians 16:01, ‘Behold show rt pie ‘ a ms sive, but 90 years experience | neces 4 ralec : ae = was stabbed five times on] py 7 3 c you a mystery.” ‘Then followed two Frain Into Tralec Gen, Mitchell Reports Mcet- Caneel Hii estas onvaiaty “bal the. ehcte has enabled us to study the Adaireen eves acti hymns, The service was concluded ing Record- Breaker —<>—_— oi da Mc/ COnDGrA tapi very Ante wants of our customers and | Keith’ a, wixteeath (ceture“priye DUBLIN, Aus. 17 (Associate car Clricago. TAKES POISON TABLET and wealthy man and absolutely inde- Fo oda UO EING thks | The “Dend March in Saut was|Piea)©& report hea ma WASHINGTON, Aug. 17—An tons] INSTEAD OF MEDICINE] Pendent. fie is acting entirely on hit will give them the most sat- | CAMERAS SUPPLIES iat ih arly to-day that Nationa’ vn i ; echnia: 0 ative, e Sis aren eaves played, and, as the pre ion Fett th a" MY Tolcanee thunderstorm records, accord Can tarda tal conoumed:' isfaction and pride in their i 110 WEST 32nd STRE . Opposite Gimbels Abbey, Chopin's Funeral March, The} troops bad recaptured Dundalk from tiy,¢ ty anunis of the Army Alr Service,| Mate Nurse Removed From Steamer », 4—"I am for the nomination potatoe ta | 118 WEST 44th STRE Opp. Belasco Theatre , ? ; IST 44th $ »p. Belasco funeral procesnion ts way toftbe Republican insurgents, who oc-[jyve just been bro! by a report as of Mayor Hylan on the Democratk FRANK A. att St. Marylebone € in Finch-|eupied it a few days ago. brought back to Washingtou by Briga < twenty-five, a nurse. Ttieket and for Major La Guardia on : thwestern auburb of Lon-] ‘The recapture was confirmed later. [ier Gen William Mitchell, Assistant] ol No. 145 Flatbush Avenue the Republican ticket ue a northwes \ O-lundreds of irraguiars were taken| oni of the Air Service tn charge of War take The latter was in answer to the jon. prisoner Minit a! nm "| question ax to whether or not Mr The American Ambassador, George| Muatiow and Mitchelstown had been ee Teanutine se: HY! thoes eaten {6 ng orang peiutering trom | etwarat wold forms & ENINE, tlokee An & SONS Harvey, was among the host of|taken previously : Gnicare the: athe avy / Gen) Mlkehall Y told the hospital physicians ne | the event that Bait and ey Miller Bedding Specialists , ~| The Republicans have occupied |eneountered a thunderstorm 120. miles one ‘let lest night in mis- | Would be the opposing candidates by rr 0. s, chief of whom were the i t night in m eer iccount Northeliffe's aged] Carlingford, Cardinal Logue's summer [long, he told Secretary of War Weeks. | take 1 adache remedy” Hig con, (the regular parties. 25 West 45th St., New York mother, and his six hrothars, namely, [resort, ‘The Cardinal lett betore the | eT cient to skirt it but was] to be serio The statement concludes with this Viscount Rothermere, Cecil B. Harms- |" ae +aeee . forced to land when his distance In-|- worth, Sir Robert Leicester: Hart Regular river boat service has been | ere? eitered 120. miles, Worth, and Hildebrand. Aubrey, st, | established between Cork and Queens-| "cording, to Alr Service records, John and Vyvyan George Harms. toWn and normal conditions have] thunder showers are usually not- mor ‘ f > been restored throughout the district. than twenty miles in length, worth. Other near relatives and] & D members of the household staf! w The arrival of Government troops Sa eee present. prevented destruction of the principal] FIGHT IS ON TO DELAY Diplomats attending, besides Ambas- | buildings In Queenstow sudor Harvey, included the French| DUBLIN, Aug. 17.—Sending a train SENATE BONUS VOTE ‘Ambassador, the Serbian Minister,|%t #xty miles un hour into the statlo E = the Rumanian Charge d'aA at ra is poner be Irregulars, bai Meeting To-Day to Take the i Colonial Secretary Winston Spencer} thou lalate A ves enti antinhy Matter Up. . i Churchill and P.O. Larkin, Canadian] pur broken and driven twen' WASHINGTON, Aug. 17.—Brief de- High Commissioner; Sir Joseph Cook,] yards away on cit side, ‘The engine | ferment of soldiers’ compensation leg- | Australian Commissioner; Premier] was wrecked, and a freight car which] {station has been discussed by Repub- os el Baquires of ewfoundland and other} hod borne t direct force the lean leader and further meetings will 2 t prominent colonials pact was smashed to matchwood, be held to-day. cf j Others present were Sir John Knilt,| ther cars were driven through two] It is proposed to fix a definite date in oe So — Acting Laid Mayor of London, the| stout masonry watls across the road and/for taking a final vote on the Fonus WS Tayo cos ge } Girecturate of the. Times and. the | imto houses on the other side Bil awa then weoees fon apnroniciataly | casts | pecs Almost by miracle nobody was In-]one week to give Senators a rest. ‘This spb Mag 0 allied Northelitfe publications, and] yyred, but sever en and children | would bring the vote along In about two “oO representatives of ull the London o-| weeks. Only six days would be allowed 9 The ' newspapers. news organisations, for debate under this plan printing trades and distributing Tt appears tine An foal roe a the | manieien, ‘Drei t ¢f h chief opponent of this plan, He be- He was unable without further delay. s » yNS ay 3 Man’ ANE SO 8 PAA TINUE to attend the meetings, but will be pres- Burnham, Lord Waring, Baron Mon- tagu of Beaulieu, Baron Stuart of TO FA Git to-day Wortley, Sir Thomas Lipton and] LONDON, Aug. 17 (Unit Z - }} Rudyard Kipling. German marks were quoted to-day at] ENVDR PASHA KI FIGHTING i Several hours before the time set] 4.500 for a pound sterling, or approxl- BOLSHEVIKE. ] for the funeral throngs of people, in-] mately 1,078 the dollar, Aust MOSCOW, Aug. 17 (Associated Press). cluding many Americans, gathered | crowns were 00 to the pound s iinver Pasha, former Turklah Minis- | along the streets leading to the lateling, or about 74,150 to the dolls ter of War and recently chief antago- j \\ ii Important Notice To the Consumers of Gas and Electricity in the City of New York On recommendation of the Governor's State Fuel Com- mission and of the Public Ser Commission of the State of New York you are earnestly requested to give careful consideration to the folluwiny suggestions in connection with the utilization of the services supplied by the Gas and Electric Companies ot New York City It is absolutely necessary during the present scarcity of fuel that the consumers of the public utilities co-operate in every practical way in the saving of fuel and the elimination of waste : Burn fewer lights— save gas and electric current Turn them off when not needed—WDo this when leaving a room or office whether you are paying for it or not Burn gas in mantles, not in flat-flame burners—The old-fash- ioned flat-flame burner uses more gas and gives less light— ask your gas company about substituting the mantle burner Conserve all heat and power—Remember that the waste of light, heat or power is a loss of coal. 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These figures tell their own story in no uncertain lan~ } quage. Resort Advertisers ate obliged to look for their fesults to a very definite public, with the leisure to knock i off work sometime during the summer and the means to | indulge in the luxury of a real vacation afloat or afield, These advertisers have found this class in goodly numbers { in The World, and its domination of this classification has { never beed seriously challenged. | Te | | Morning Sunday [emer of |} Gravure Evening i 382,852 609,290 | Net onal 609,290 300,740 } Annual Statement Audit FClreulations Ending Sept. 80, 1908 Ii Hi | I)