The evening world. Newspaper, November 2, 1922, Page 4

i cpp hal ENED yg Eg yy PTOI Ry og © = EEE ERIN CERES orem ‘THE EVENING WORLD, THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 2, 1922. | Franklin Simon 8 Co. previously reported. Former Secre-| OVER 200 FISHING BOATS. |@ccordins to despatches here to tary of War Baker gave $100. q ASHORE OFF FRANCE q Davy liners Manchuria, cA Store of Individual Shop¢ FIFTH AVENUE, 37th and 38th STS My $6.418 and spent $5,947, while Senator Kendrick reported the expenditure of } $1,418 in Wyoming. Joseph FE. Willard _ t 750, a >; r Frank Mf. Pattera PARIS, Nov. 2.—More than 200 fishing] Royal American wi po i, Kramer Went We boats were driven ashore and many lost| saved the French bot a aldwin of New PM. Jat sea in a terrifle tempest sweeping the! Swan from shipwreck after the bs WEEKS GIVES $200 s , § | - HIDDEN IN MANY oN ELECTION FIGHT “0 cousts of France, Spain and Portugal, had beer In distress eleven days. WASHINGTON, Nov. 2.—Secretary | i Doing one task poe BROOKLYN CHURCH TO of War Weeks, who said several supremely well! HOLD 25TH ANNIVERSARY ‘vesbsterinns Celebrate Eve it Next Week With Special Services. The twenty-fifth anniversary of the un Chureh OF SPECIAL INTEREST FRIDAYAND SATURDAY months ago that Congress was at its More Than Hal Halt of Candi-]towest ebb, was not referring to Miss ; dates Fail to File Reports | Alice Robertson (Rep., Okla.). He has contributed $200 to help her win the | !enmor Mh A hea git j of Expenses. hard fight she is h for re-elec-| next week AN Ons f treba having for F-le|tat The Most Exclusive Cfashions AAD WASHINGTON, Nov. 2.—While] phe Woman's National Republican | Creve’ Didnt s onecone. om Yess than one-half of the candidates for the Senate have filed campaign | american Cotton Manufacturers, $50; expense statements, candidates for the American Protective Tariff As the House are still sending reports) sootation, $200; W. P. Pine, $1,000; at the rate of 200 a day. G, W. Seibold, $200; Mrs. W. L. Put- In the midst of the confusion as to] nam, Harwood Keaton, Mrs, Wa- by iar, Podin, the‘Rev, Charies T Provisions of the Inw, the one fact] cooche, Lake Moore; J. W. Stephen-| and th Edward L, " that stands out clearly is that House} #n, Gene Lorton and P. J. Hurley, | No vv. William J of the #6 ning Rev Podin, pastor. deliver an addfess, _The Rev. Arthur I, Rennie of the Committee has given her $1,111; th give you better furniture. ‘What is not so generally known is that from a spe- cialist you can actually get better values, If you will come to Flint & Horner’s you will see On Cfafth Avenue Today . « .« THREE-PIECE JACKET ‘ ite ‘ i. $100 each. Alfred J. for eandidates must file, now and after!" stig. Robertson's opponent, former| share the pulpit, Spread We auecan ate ~ te election. Representative Hastings (Dem.), re- ae are wen ry concentrat- ing all the power ofagreat A handsome Colontal piece business in doing one task —_{¢‘!soll¢ mahogany Gev- supremely weil! price is only $67.50. WHITE PLAINS FIVE BEAT HARMONY 36 TO 21 The view was expressed by some] ports he has received mo contribu- Benate officials that many candidates | tons, and has el but $105. A supplemental report of the Demo- for th ra acc in- 4 rat branch might accept the in-/ at National Committee adds $10,- ferpretation of the Supreme Court] 434 to receipts previously reported, decision in the Newberry case by At-| which were $100,326.60, The! addi- torney General Daneherty that they| tional expenditures are $3,211.02 und those previously made were $79,- 806.77 Bi. M. Baruch leads the list with a WITH FUR COLLARS hor ~Madame 95 00 Ten New MMocels $135.00 Suits in ever rything but price FLINT & HORNER CO., inc. 20-26 Wesr 36TH Strat A few yards from 3th Avenue ‘were not required to file. M. M. Neely, Democratic nominee for Senator in West Virginia, in| gift of $5,000. This makes a total sending his statement wrote chat|from him of $7,600, as $2,500 was spite the ruling of the Attorney al” he was sending his along G | “out of an abunc Mr. Neely said he ad re tributions of §1,5 $2,159 { Most of the reports on file with the Senate have not been brought up to date, many relating to primary expenses, On July 22 Senator Reed of Mis- and he souri reported his primary contribu- tions were $12,098. He spent $1,867 generally and $8,779 for stationery, Printing, mailing, &e. KR. R. Brew- candidate, reported $500. other reports show: Senator Calder, New York, contri- butions $8,040, expenditures $5,835; MODELS: Luclude Box jacket suits, bloused jacket suits, and semi- bloused jacket suits. One-piece frocks with bodices i tributions § panaitares $588) of Paisley silk, silk crépes, silver embroidery, tucked | Lynn J, Fr th Dakota (pri- 7 : i mary), $249; Senator Pepper, Penn- crepes, printed or soutache braided silks. sylvan: Senator King, Utah, on Sept. ontributions $1,679, ex- penditures san Nebraska, $5, Republican, nator Hitchcock rl W. Riddick. ; Hubert ‘nominee, 7, spent $9,821; Senator Swanson, Virginia, nothing spent in the general election; Frank L. Greene (Rep., Ver- mont) spent $9.15 for advertising. For convention expenses Senator McLean, Republican, spent $102, while in the Delaware convention contest Th F. Bayard, Demo- erat, spent . Senator da Pont’ convention nditures were $2,256. Senator La Follette, Wisconsin, got FURS: Zuclude Sumptuous collars, either shawl or double choker models, of fox, wolf, viatka or natural gray squirrel, moleskin, beaver or caracul fur. FABRICS: Jyclude Caracul cloth. gerona, marleen, veldyne or velveteen. 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