The evening world. Newspaper, November 21, 1922, Page 12

THE EVENING WORLD, TUESDAY, NOVEMBER 21, 1922. 12 «:: PERLE NE LALA EERE Son RSE veo last year. ‘The 200 AGENTS COME |Here’s Art Conundrum: Is Green Pe ame lites rat commasonr vonra"ian we matic conditions caused the increase, IN LAST TWO WEEKS Jo: advises al! who become affiteted Or Yellow Best Color for Barn?) os ene tui yrelstnastoindat aden New Jersey Man Preferred Yellow, But Comiiiniendence oe ons Pneumonia denths tnereased duri School Painter Liked Green—Result, Police. the last two weeks, Py it oy Swill MME. POLLY An eye for color induced Jason Arling to paint the barn on hin farm |th? *1me Perlod last year, accordins | Officials Say Move Is Polit- ical, to Discredit Victory r Health Commissioner Royal §, Copo- Hairdresser at Homestead, N, J., an appealing yellow. It was that color when he went A. Tt roach We si to bed last night. But when het looked at it this morning tt was partly Let kt Prey link) 12d add 216 WEST 42nd STREET of Democrats. from this disease were reported, an in- (formerly 1453 Broadway green. A second look disclosed a young man, armed with a pot of verdant |oyase of cighty over the deaths re- paint and a brush, studiously covering up all of the appealing yellow he] ported in the corresponding week of could reach. Now and then he cocked his head to observe the effect. 1921, Arling ran to the barn, demanding¢———————————— |Last week 140 deaths were reported to know what was the big artistic vir! with the brush and cam:}ftow Pneumonia, an increase of thir idea, The green paint man, who was|near Including Arling’s pants in tie/deaths from this cause, a8 compared Gus Beebor, a hand on the adjoining farm of Al Feitzug, looked up from his work with an indulgent oye, his]; brush poised, and replied: “It's an] mit ours No increase in price'for Thirty Ye Marcel Wave with Hair Dress 50c SMALLEST CHECK $1.00 Following the raiding of thirteen faloons in Jersey City and a restau- Fent In West Howiren Saturday after- noon by sixteen Prombition enforce- ment agents from Divisional Chief Ie is in the wearing of the Keyser Italian Silk Veses thar theic superior — —— } 7 . y qualicy end exquisice tailoring art The Ideal Xmas Gift! and the co! ys we must sub. to suct niluence inches above the knee—they do not wrinkle of roll up. John D. Appleby’s office at No. 1107 | inspiration." Hence, green paint. the brus Broadway, New York, and the seizing | He was abotit to go on with thefoud 1." of wines and whiskeys valued at over | green pigment when Arling, not half Arling waited to hear no more. H $15,000, word was sent to Jersey City] so full of art as of anger, restrain ve Gus such a push that the artist 7 Dye yesterday by +the agents that 290|nim and begged to ehaw’ roore und the paint went down together The Grand Prize Special agents from Washington}don't getcher,” he said in the urgot| After thot he chased Gus over th would arrive in New York to-day.Jof the Jersey studios horiz whose special job would be, to mako the northern part of New Jersey dry and pay particular attention to Hud- son and Essex Counties. The agents had a lively timo in the Horseshoe section Saturday when th were stoned by a gang of 500 youths and children tneited by their elders. Cane, decayed fruits and vege- tables and stones were hurled at the agents and although none of thom was inured numerous narrow eveapes were reported. + Local officials in Jersey City and other parts of Hudson County claim the raids are being done to weaken the organization of Fraak Hague, Mayor of Jersey City and Democratic State leader, by followers of United States Senstor Fro!inghuysen, who adly dofeated by Award I. d to show 1o Jersey his home, “Well, you seo, I’ve been taking a] Returning correspondence called t se in art—-palut tus replied. dippin pot. “and one svaphically described the sreen ba nd declared t didn’t keep Gus off the Arling farm he would ba bright blue eye to add to his colors, ‘The police prow «ised to seo ubout it, omy person because WO0 c I ve you,’ he said in one letter, and in another he sends her “a million ki : Touching on the young woman's ambition to become a settlement workor, Woodhouse urged her to for- Tl sct it. cre is tr "he wrote , [and declared that settlement work { nattractive females, ‘not fo eames Be “ 7 I VACUUM CLEANER A household necessity that banishes forever the drudgery of sweeping and dusting... . 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CBURLINGTON, Vt... Nov. Slim-At]ana called her “Dottie Ple’ fre: ieee, Col arnet, state. ry Ufit nforcement, That means the unde agents were jubliant, claiming that] the trial of the million-dollar aliena- | quent! be Bsposiiton, Brussels Beene wear you prize, instead of going all to pieces in the owners, two prominent Itallans, tion suit brought by Mrs. Dorrit] The bigge:t sensation of the trial Stevens Woodhouse against her par-] occurred when Mrs. Woodhoure ad. ie : mitted on the witness stand that v, Lorento BE. and Mary} crirtes Douglass Woodhouse was ‘a Woodhouse, fifty-fve love} band" to her three months before letters and telegrams sent to the| their marriage. plaintiff by C. Douglas Woodhouse eG aeRO ST? before their marriage were read this|J- P. MORGAN AT OFFICE aes, IN LONDON; SLIGHT COLD, The letters were freely marked wit NOT ILL, AS REPORTED endearing terms such as “Cute; “Dottie” and “Cutie Pie,” and LONDON, Nov. J. P. Morgan, sho was reported last night to be indls- had been protected by political in- fluer ce The Jersey City police disclaimed any responsibility for the disorder, saying the agents never notify them and that the latter are aware that the Horseshoc ts a bad place fot Pro- hibition agents unless accompanied by uniformed men. At least three raids & week were ‘promised by the agents when they left Jersey City. Bc! oa DR. STRATON DENOUNCES the places that get the hardest wear, will last an amazing length of time because it is reinforced with double thickness. t Exposition 1 ase, Diplowa wa onte-in- ¢. Exposition, as Gold iedat at ya ‘dain, Holtand, Grant Prise and Gotd ¢, Paris, Fi Medal at Fxposition May, 1921. 2 Housekeeping Inatttwte an wk Tribune Inetitute. oe > Write or phone our nearest store for ox aa free trial in your home. EUREKA VACUUM CLEANER COMPANY NEW YORK, 31 West 43d Street, Vanderbilt 4541-2 omfort, a Kayser million kisses'’ were frequently men Iya tequisice to th tloned. The letters and telegrams date|posed at Watford, a ¢ rb of London, jae Ss ‘ : € ; : KU KLUX KLANISM AS Yeoh Stuy 20, 1918. Pes ie Bike Goetecat aman BROOKLYN, 346 Livingston Street, Sterling 4656-7 Station Ji £5.00 aadip PROMOTING PREJUDICE | «1 nave missed you a lot,” he said NEWARK, 22 William Street, Market 9418 ning. in one letter, touching on her trip] The financler’s sceretary said he was to the Philippines, “I am waiting for|sutfering from u elight cold. Underwear He WH Answer Charges Re Answering ‘charges that ‘the In- visible Empire of the Ku Klux Klan had been carried into Calvary Baptist Chureh of New Yo Dr. John Roach Straton, its pastor, now con- ducting an evangelical campaign in the First Baptist Church of Paterson, last night in an interview denounced i the organization, 7 “Even though I am a Southerner by birth,” he declared, “I am unalter- ably opposed to Ku Klux Klaniam, which promotes prejudice and hatred that is neither right, feasible nor Practical.” Referring to an article which aj- peared in Tho New York World stat- ing that the Rev. Oscar Hayward of Calvary Baptist Chureh was tive worker In behalf and that Literature re‘e been passed’ out in Calvary Church Dr. Straton said: “I do not intend to permit the matter to rest in its pres- . ent status. As soon as I complete my revival services here { will return to Calvary Baptist Church and, on Des, 3, will answer trom the pulpit the assertion made by the paper.” rea rathet P> aise HERE is safety and contentment ‘n buying at Spear's. With pr'ces guaranteed to be the lowest in the city. with wide choice of types of furniture, with a credit service requiring only 20% cash and ba’ance as convenient, it issmal wonder that more and more people are choosing this store to their everlasting satisfaction. Dining Room Suites As low as , $183.75 ‘A simple Queen Anne Dining Room Suite that will not™ go out of style. American Walnut finis! tops and sides guaranteed five (5 ly veneer, all interiors genuine Mahogahy. Four pieces, 66 in Buffet, China Cabinet, enclosed Server and 48x6 ft. or 5438 ft ca @ BULGARIAN MINISTERS FOUND GUILTY ON WAR CHARGE. SOFIA, Buigerla, Nov. 21 (Associated Press).—Twenty-two former Ministers were apparently voted guilty by abou: 75 per cent. of the voters at the national q| ‘The Streets of New York Would, it Laid in a Geraight lee Reach Across the Continent. With Enough Mil | Left Over ro Pave the Woy from the Metropulis to Cleveland referendum held Sunday to determine Hoosier ee $322 25 whether thy were responsible tor em- 2 geese * broiling Bulgaria in war without sum Kitchen Both Spear Stores clent diplomatic preparation. Cabinet | Wonder City of die * Twentieth Century If you have not THE ODDS? || || = >." : realize the time n unusual suite, both in appearance e 5 ip CELEBRATION of its twenty- for turning out $5,300,000,000 worth of fifth anniversary, Wie Merchants’ manufactured goods. Amoeston oie aye made Imports and exports haye each iu- ai ng petit ae i Bee a creased 500 per cent. in 25 years, and during the pas rter-c! ye ve : moa cop tha mantels Oineaoen in results are of absorbing interest, espe- the tonnage of the port 150 per cent and strength it “Upholstered” in Tapestry or ‘ i F pring cont c| hout, with eee Oe Marshall Comfy Spring, removable Cushions $279.50 for $1 cash. cgay In addition we of Both Spear Stores More Wonderful FREE SPEAR cially to advertisers. peosbing a total this year of 34,000,000 , AGAINST YOU cacy Se | RUG VALUES |) . i ; eae and Special Com: | | First and foremost, we tind that New Small wonder that the city’s savings Pyorrhea imperils ee Ty a ja ther ohela aloke, Nel || Yorkers have to their credit in the bank depositors haye increased 460,000 the teeth and th pia. he because of ti | city’s banking institutions a grand in this time, or that their total rainy- of four persons out an uncommon value. | total of $6,900,000,000, or just ten day fund has increased by $1,500,- times what they had in 1897. By the 000,000, same token, the total resources of these ae ; ; /aeagare Pe ra inornacad (a * ; The thousands of shops that line | peop | increaped: venfotd? in New York’s 3,750 miles of streets form ne PamMe § . the mainspring of the commerce of the 33,000 manufac- East. It is significant of TH E because of the exceptiona: beauty in pattern = color of every rug we show ‘These for next week at both Spear Stores: Both Spear Stores of every five past forty and thousands younger. Nature warns you of its coming with bleed- ing gums. 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