The evening world. Newspaper, November 9, 1922, Page 9

CLEMENCEAU GAY AS HE TALKS OF HIs| ° Stow TRP TO AMER Promises Not to Sing, Though He First Appears at Opera House. PARIS, Nov. 9 (Associated Press). Premier Clemenceau on the evs of e’his departure for the United States declared to-day that the object of his trip would be “to create a state of mind in the United States which wil! permit in the future—I hope in the near future—negotiations between public bodies leading to understand ings capable of producing resulty.”’ He added that he believed the peace | ha Europe was based upon fetendiy relations between America, England and France, and that his task would be to attempt to make the Americans tully aware of that fact. Clemenceau allowed his humor con- siderable play, aw is his custom, He explained that he was goin g to wtay at the home of Charles Dana Gibson, “an American painter of great talent, but whom I do not know at all. He Added: "it had been previously ar- ranged for me to stay with my good friend Bernard Baruch, who, with Col. Hot made: the arrangements for my, visit to America. Three days after my arrival Iam to give my frst lecture in the Metropolitan Opera nt on. f I sp v0 understo “ive apy &, Toaq Kay to the American reporters when asked for his opinion of New York's skyscrap he : “Not bad, but too low= T am that France “They say military bud- get of about 6 0 francs. I do not know if thet fieure is correct ow that [ ipts nded in furtherin Vayment lying bit it in reply to the ¢ w man of his age v hs of winter f such a trip without feeling conf that his country id benerit t derstand that, and if I fail I shall at least have the satisfaction of having tried, “I shall present my respects to President. Harding, and visit Hughes and Wilson."* Asked ‘who is accompanying you?" The reply was: ‘My cane and hat," The only thing you draw from our hats is lasting sat- isfaction—or money back. Our label guarantees it. Derbies, $5 up. Soft hats, ditto. At t’other extreme— Winter oxfords that put us on a solid footing with} all our friends and custom- ers, $8 starts them. In between— n’s Winter suits with enthusiastic mention for those at $45 to $50. Roars Peet Company Broadway Herald at 18tb St. “Four eeastb ae Convenient Corners” Fifth Ave. at 41st St. vanes of the backs in 10, 20 und 30- Blanche Sweeny, Suing for Separation, Claims Rubber (Special to The Evening World.) WHITE PLAINS, Blanche Sweeney, suing for a separation tice Tompkins "}intoxteated, she said. ¥] at that time lived in am going to speak In], THE EVENING WORLD, THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 9, 1922. The Evening World Scoreboard Forgot His Union Button; mine Princeton-Harvard Game 1 Every Play on Cambridge Gridiron Saturday Will Be| Miner Who Left Emblem at Home Causes Rumor of | rarity intuenced, Yet there are stock Pictorially Duplicated, So All New York Can “See” Game, The first big gridiron clash Of the Eastern season will be the battle tetween Princeton and Harvard at Cambridge, Saturday. pletest football scoreboard yet devised, The Evening World will show every movement of the game from the front of the Pulitzer Bullding, opposite City | Hall Park. The magnetic ball which war so? successfully used in giving baseball fans the play-by-play picture of the World Series between the Yunks and the Giants again will be in evidence. Moving over the surface of a zinc sheet diagrammed like a foctball tiela, it will duplicate the exact movements of the pigskin at Cambridge The 60, 60 or 70-yard Aight of the) gu ball on the kickoff or upon u punt, its soar toward the goal posts” during s PS ogy of gay. HHS try for a field goal, the dodging ad-| ‘The gaffe st@¥is at 2 P, M. if you|N want to be sure of every detail come yard or even longer runs, the drilling] earlier. however. for The Evening |f charge through the enemy's line—all| World's megaphone man will be on will be shown so vividly that only a] hand to give all the sidelights of the little imagination will be required for’ before-the-game period. HUSBAND STRUCK HER AS HER ARMS CRADLED BABY, WIFE CHARGES son stadium, handling the all, the nature A ae out with him, Man Was Croel. terfered with their affairs. CAUSE FOR SUSP: (From the Cinctnnat! Fr r husband estifled before Jua- y that her hus- touch. In oore with brown kid trim; patent with fawn trim; patent with patent trim; satin with patent trim. So quickly do the new styles arriveatthe I. Miller Shops that it is sometimes necessary to make conces- sions in the price of those already here to make room for those now arriving. Many, many styles at $850 I. MILLER 15 West 42nd Street 1554 Broadway Open until 9 P. M. Brooklyn; 498 Fulton Street, Corner of Bend Hudson Terminal Entrance: Fulton Stregt Dloyed by the Pennsylvania Coa} Company went to work last Monday =ekinnattiodinehetins, without wearing his union button resulted in a depreciation of more than! THUGS ATTACK MAN $5,000,000 in the quoted market value of the share capital of the Erie | railroad, he Pennsylvania Coal Company is > | owned by the Frie and the bulk of the} pending. This was made the basta of income of the Erie this year is ex-|* selling wave in Erie stocks and the! pojjce of the Enst 67th Street Station pected to bo derived “through ite| Common went down 3 points, the frst Using the com- the fan in City Hall Park to visualize himself as » seat holder in the Crim- | ow iership of the coal company. All day Monday reports were seep- ing through the financial district that; trouble at the mines was brought In addition to the magnetic ball, a} series of slots, which accommodate in. serts, will shew just what players are) tne pennsylvania Coal Company had serious labor troubles on its hands and that a etrike which would com- e play, &c. The onlooker can teil in a mifute which team has possession of the ball, the number of yards to be! pletety tie up operations was in whether there is a fumble, u —— — kick, a, penalty or any other) her and struck her while she had their baby in her arms. Sho said he al asked the trained nurse who atte her to leave the children home and ge The husband, Edward Sweeny, an official of the Crude Rubber Company, in his answer to the petition when the sult was filed, made a general de- 9.—Mrs,| nial anid said his wife's parents in- We are a suspicious bunch. soon a8 a man pays us & complimer we begin to edge away from him he- _|fore he gets a chance to mako a — ei 2D .F) & Lord & Taylor FIFTH AVENUE TELEPHONE FITZ ROY 1900 THE NEWEST VICTROLAS Are here on our Seventh Floor We are illustrating here the newest model just released by Victor, This is unusually beautiful in design and represents the most recent Victrola achievement. Model No. 210, $100. Terms, $10 per month SEVENTH FLOOR but was soon quieted down by the miner replacing his button on his le share By such aid frivotities are ‘security quotations eometimes tempo- ‘a market “chart readers and “tape Strike and Stock Drops 2 to 314 Points. readers who believe they can beat Illogical and unreasonable as it may seem, the fact that @ miner em-|the market by: playing for two and three point swings, WITH POCKET KNIVES Stabbed Five Times, Once In Lune, After Robbery, e . are searching for two men who last preferred 8 1-2 points and the-mecond| night atincked and robbed Rudolph preferred 2 points, Roth, a baker, thirty-five years old, of It has developed that the only] No, 523 Hast 36th Street. Roth sald he wan inking matches about’ by a imines © ty|from his pocket when the two men wantts Work and Ielt hie wien bait erabees ter. kyoen eee eeerar een : on pulled out pocket knives, he sald, and ton at home, Fis tomperantental co- | giabbed him five times. 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