The evening world. Newspaper, October 13, 1922, Page 13

THE EVENING WORLD, FRIDAY, OCTOBER 13, 1922. IN NEW YORK TO-DAY. CIRCUS ELEPHANT TAKE UP FARM HAND American Association of Advertising IS STILL AT BAY AS T° ™ CARRIER Agencies, annual meeting, Ambassador, Newark Ar Ascribe 12 Federation of Women's Clubs, con- Casen to Suspect. vention, Commodore. ie An alleged typhoid carrier has been Century Theatre Club, meeting, Com- arrested in Newark and ta to be ar- echt ee M,, Hately: Dein to-day before Judge Edwin ‘affroy In Court of Common Pleas, He stands to-day bogged in a swampy marsh four miles from the ety. So treacherous ts the quagmire fears ire expressed the beast never will be wt out After two escapes Wednesday fight the animal was again corralled and fastened to a tree near a fertilizer mill ‘Then It was led tom londing platform and coaxed into a box ear. But no she entered than with « es ers ForA DV. rkers, arwo-: } Loe ‘ ” Edgar M, Franklin, a St. Joha, sew ‘American Jazz Pervades Bi wie business man, goon has the Cabarets of All Euro- | ved at the Commodore on his way After Fourth Escape An- imal Defies Hunters in Swampy Marsh. dance, sooner Commodore, 8.30 P. M. Capital South. “One can leave the city and)" Camber of Commerce of Queens] WILMINGTON, N, C., Oct, 18.— she smashed through [i# Tony Labelle, thirty-four, who, ae- pean Capitals, he |n the wilderness in lessqthan an] norough, luncheon, Commodore, 12.30] Topsy, Wilmington’s four-ton runaway Jom and took filght |cording to the State Board of Health, sees hour. pM. saaihied Petit |" haa been working on farma. “This year, however, the tourist] National Real state Association, | ‘lePhants as added @ smashed trolkh ers to-day are planning to lead | ‘Twelve typhoid cases, Including one By Roger Batchelder. rush has exceeded that of any year] mecting Commodord, 9 A. M. car and a trampled rice T]ihe beast from the city over a ma-|death, have been traced to Labelie’s . Public Health fahtbition. 23d Rogi-| train of destruction, and after making ‘cadam highway if she can be removed ‘employment on various farme, tt in The American military, bands which} since the beginning of the war, and went across with the A. B F., and|the prospects are bright for the Drought our ragtime to the English| ture. Several thousand automobiles came from other parts of the Domin- and Continentals as well -as to the | ion and from th ates, and It Is est!- her fourth escape from her keepers from the bor ‘eal ment Armory, Bedford and Atlantic Avenues, Brooklyn. Blectrical Show, Grand Central Pal- ace. Hardware and Housefurnishing Credit Yanks, must take the responsibjity | mated that ove: }0 visitors came] Axsociation, meeting, Pennsylvania, 6 for Europe's preseftt ‘jazz madness,’ | to the capital alo P.M fn the opinion of Charles Delmores, Lae! are e nron tence neeerai pantie @ French tenor, who is at the Wood FARTHEST FROM HOME. ook. The “New Yorker for «@ Day or “Jazz has influenced millions of] Two’? who is farthest from home to- */iwearted feet," he sald, “and has made| day is M. C. 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