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'l -MCTKILIUi.UllLM.
WHIM Msll I laaa-i 17" - "PWXPIUMHIIiWW.BMHf11ll II
THE EVENING WORLD, FRIDAY, OCTOBER 28, 1921.
jf-.T .o tt. r ? r . tf
under Mayor Ilylnn, and ho Is behind
Qeorgo Cromwell, Mr. Calilll'a oppo
nent for Horouiih I'lusident. In oik-
tnj; to win byi 10,000 out of the 3 1,000
registered votdB In a mystery.
yearn ho embarked In real estate
"I feel vury hopeful of my own etc
tlon," said Mr. Cromwell to-day, "and
confident tho peoplo will '-e that If I.
am elected my position will bo made
effective by the election of tho rest of
our group. Tho Alderman Is as lm
lortant as tho Mayor lu his way."
"Since Matthew Cahlll hecamo lead,
er of his party the enrollment df Ho
publicans has Increased 100 per cent.,
while the Democratic enrollment has
fallen 33 per cent.
William J. Ilowan, Coalition candi
date for Alderman. Is n superinten
dent of construction and a carpenter
by trade, lie Is opposed to Alderman
O'ltourke, who has been In the hoard
for ten years. He has the Indorse
ment of labor. Ho Is n war veteran.
Kpho rilou, the Independent Demo
crat, who Is Coalition' choice for
another term. Mr. Pltou Is now (i
ship broker, with his homo In West
New Ilrlghton, where ho has lived
slnco hu was two years old. Hn was
cashier of the borough for twelve
years, Deputy Commissioner of I'ubllc
Works, and acting Dorough 1'resldcnt
during the Illness nnd death of tho
Into Charles J. McCormack.
C.uy O. Walser. a young lawyer,
born In WeBt New Ilrlghton, Is tho
Coalition candidate for tho Assembly.
Dr. William C. Walser, his father,
wafl a most popular physician on the
Islnnd, ns was his grandfather. The
latter win Health Olllror. and when
the small-pox became epidemic, n
mob demanded th removal of the
quarantine offlce. He got out his old
flintlock, and the mob went tho other
way.
mally- 1,000. Democratic, With Sen.
5 1
Fiuinv vjuuiuwn warriors jueaaing in ine name
ntor C. K. Smith ha put through th
'SjF&r Curran and the Whole Ticket on Staten Island
Subway Mill, making It mandatory
for the Mayor to bocln operations on
tho Staten Island subwny within
tho Htnlon Inland newspapers
Oeoro Cromwell, Coalition cnndl
dulo for Horough Tresldrnt nir.illiat
Cahlll, ivuh the first Borough I'renl
dent for Itlchmond. Hu was elected
under consHlldallon by three votes.
When the Court of Appeals iot
through with the contest, ho went Into
olllce with hIk votes, and stayed In
for sixteen years.
osturduy Mr. Vnn Xnmo Imlorbcd
the noinlnutlon of Mr. Cromwell, and
two years. He also .passed tho bill ex
tending the Houthlleld Uouluvnrd all
tho wuy to Tottenvlllc, for which tho
cltv had to pay one-half, the county
onc-iiiartcr and tho people along
the Doulevard tho otr.cr quarter.
Mayor Hylan vetoed the measure and
Krerlchs had It pawed over his head.
la quoted ns onylng tli.it It would lo
n calamity to Htatcn Inland If ho
'wasn't elertrd.
, On the Coal Mon ticket ate two old
stn)wnrt of H-jirn tslnturit r'i.n.
racy, Stlro f'llou for Sheriff and Will
lam J. Mownn for AKIerm.in from the
64th DlHtrlet. That doesn't look
much like the solidarity of the
Deinoriatle orR.inlsatlon nf which Mr.
Culilll boasted.
Mr. Cihill won the leaderslilp from
Mr O'Uiady liy a vote ami n half In
the Democratic Comity Committee
One doesn't have to he a pol tu al ux
pert to flmirn the Cahlll strength (m
no towcrlUK Gibraltar and with the
Btrenuth f O'Crad'. and the friend
of Van Nnmo thrown to Cromwell,
how Mr Cull HI flBUies that hu l pro-
"There In no doubt of the election
of Mr. Cromwell ns Uorouffh Presi
dent," wild .Joseph I'. Thompson, l!e
puhllcan leader of Staten Island and
head of the Coalition Campaign Com
ulttee. "Tho Coalition ticket frpm
I'lirran down to tho last candidate
will sweep Staten Island.
Mr. Cromwell nas been 111 tho As
sembly nnd twice In the Senate, and
Harry Hooker, who Is out for Al
derman from the 65th, has been ac
tive In political fights for twenty
four years, but this Is the first he has
ever been In of his own.
CI
Thomas H. Ilrnnlff Is Secretary oj
the County Commltteo and carries on
his shoulders tho burden of tho whole
committee. Onco ho was Chairman.
Ho likes all tho work and they let
him do It.
Ahsemhlyman Krncst V. Vrerlchs is
tho Coalition cMflldatc for re-election
IjBst year hf won his district
by 1.000, though tho district Is nor
haw held Important positions In civic
Sheriff, held the olllce for throe years
and political life besides. Tn later am is burnishing up tho old badge for
if
' 1 '
'1 "f ' UtfT COUNTY H
l( GOUMTY, "V JTU 5MAKKEIT , ttlrTlRa
sheriff UrtlSra -1 !
coalition forces
See victory on
I upon the proposition rather coldly.
I Mr. Cahlll won out from the former
' boss. Joseph O'Qrady, and It Is iil-
leged, proceeded to throw out all the
O'Qrndyitcs, and to Ignore the pres-'nt
Uorough President, Calvin Van Name.
O'Grady Is Tax Commissioner
STATEN
LAND
Demovnls Split on Local Fitfiu
antl Are Openly Aid-
J ing Curran.
i
liy Joseph S. Jordan.
If JMutt" Cahlll. boss of the Duno
cratlg en 1 of Staten Island, behaves
himself when he says that there la a
unltejl l"mocracy for Hylan, Craig,
fnlhvrt .mil Pnhlll. lirM hMfnr nn!
''nuari-Ts ".Matt" is the first leader
n Itlchmond to pick an clectlvo job i
'for lamseif and that the best in tho
(county III .rough President. That
sort of tli ag sn't looked upon with
'favor in the councils, of Tammany.
Mayo- Hylan Is said to have looked
Ijrgjrt FOUNDED 1856
111 PffHE question of price mod-
1 eration is exemplified in our M l
111 ml Present showing of men's H II
I B suits and overcoats for II
1 T Winter wear - $45 or more Ij II
HI I W assured value at every l III
I 1 price level with the advan- '
I tages of ample variety and J 11
1 a fitting range of sizes. I
r Cold weather clothes jl
llll comforts from head to w ml
J foot for men and boys. l
1 RpniTAW RpnrrHFDc 1
Iiini iiwiuiii vvr x a iLiicf tnii
1457-1463 BROADWAY
IL AT FORTYSEa:)ND STREETT J
i
Buy Now Save More Than Half!
$100,000 FURNITURE FOR $45,500
Only Seven More Days!!!
Be sure to come and see for yourself the amazing values we are offering
in Furniture of Character, purchased for cash from leading manu
facturers. Here are a few examples:
J-pce.
3-pce.
1-pce.
ic-pce.
lo-pee.
ic-pee.
For tho Living Room
Suitet, TtpeitiT, Reg. 7J for $235
Suites, Cane, Reg, 67s for 345
Suites, Tapestry, Reg. 795 for 390
For the Dining Room
Suites, Walnut, Reg, fs$o for $270
Suites, Walnut, Reg. 750 for 319
Suites, Mahogany, Reg. 975 for 465
For the Bed Room
j-pee. Suites, Mahogany, Reg. Jjoo for $U7
5- pee. Suites, Mahojany, Reg. 635 for 295
6- pce. Suites, Walnut, Reg. 835 for 398
Occasional Pieces
Library Table, Mahogany, Reg. 81 for $39
Book Case, Mahogany, Reg. 105 for 49
Polychrome Mirror, Reg. 41 for 21
All Regular Prices Quoted Are PRESENT DAY Prices.
The WRIGHT -FOX CO., Inc.
9 "11 East 37th Street, near Fifth Avenue
New York Ulty
s Columbia Graf onola
Ihi
, 19th St.. 221, E. Nyitray
Alanurl 1 anting amcoios 10.
M ANI I ATTAN
, Below 14th Street
Avrna- A, 170, Iluropran I'honograpli o.
Avpuue II, 10, Unlou Talking Muchlnr Co.
Avnue C & Unl St.. Sccula and IlroJy
Avenue C -113. I Hodbart
Avenue l. 37, J. Minchenbcrr
UleerkerHt., lilJ, Oliver ;iro.
201, S. Ferlitto
.113, DoHImu & Harrln Mle- ' u
Ilowory, 21C, Kmnlre Thonograph Co.
Ilmaditay, 171, Unthnm Shops, Inr.
Ilroadway & Dth St., John Wanamaker
Canal St., 60. Liberty Phonograph Co.
120, Schmiikler-Binger Co., Inc.
Catherine St., 4, Frank Corearo
ChamheM St.. S3, Chambers Murlc Ktora
Church St., M, J. S-hartI
SO, Hudson Terminal Music Shop
Caat llroadwny, 2.1. II. Zuekirman
21!. Modern Muie Shop
Eat 1 lib St., 122, Bloomflild Talking
Machine On.
230, M't'ra Piano Eichng
Kmmi St.. 103, lnlernatlonal Phono. Co.
First Avenue. I9G, 1.. (ireenberg & Soni
Grand St., 8O1), (ircater N. Y. Phono. Co.
410, S. Hersin
Oreenwich St., 72, P. Aielrad
Houiton StiE08, International Phono. Co.
Madiran St.. 25, Atlu Hook Stora
4S. Oreek-Amencan Newa Co.
Molt St., 42, !.( Eng 4i Co.
Mulberry St., 7S, J. Cirebino
152, S. ltrancone ,
181, l.a Seals Phonograph Co.
Park Itow. 1!I3. Cowperthwait & Soni
Pell St., 34, Wing Woh Chong
ltlvington St.. no, J. Frkdinan
291. II. Kir-ch . ,. -
Schift Parkway, 2.2. Silver Gratonola bho
110. M. Mandrl
Second Ave.. fi7. Wiser Bros.
Ill S. Pirn
Siith Ave., $4 Zuckerman'a Music Shop
Thnmpion St., 101 Talrview Music Shop
Veney St., 67, Veney Cratnnola Shop
Whitehall St.. 57. U. I'ohjula &. Co.
14th Strent to 72nd Street
IVI Sn
Droadtvay, 1212, Sol. I'udliu i. Co.
1983, A. II. Mayers
Eighth Ave., 121. I). Ilelngold
332. It. Hoemer
500, I.udwlg Ilauman & Co.
507, Thompson Drug Store
532, Hellenic Phono. Co.
outi, Manhattan Sporting Goods Co.
750. S Ilauman & Co.
031, Seculars Music Shop
Ninth Avi-., 131. It. Adler
689, II. Cohen
783, A. II. Mayers
Slith Ave.. 305, Columbia Furniture Co.
455, llarry Carp
763, Ohrntniun & Sons
W. 14th St., 63. Hecht Bros. "
W. 23rd St., 131, Weser Bros.
10t. A. Knnanes
W. 32nd St., 15(1. I. Farh
W. 37th St., 1. Widener'a Columbia Shop
W. 42nd St., 11.11, C. A. Doviw
W. 44th St., 116, Krakauer Bros.
14th Street to 72nd Street
Eait ildm
E.
K. 23rd St.. 62
137, Vartereaian llroa.
E. 42nd St., 0, Vlantes" Novelty Shop
139, Central Phono. Co.
145, I. Farhl a
Filth Ave., 433. Hardman-Peck A Co.
E. 59th St. & 3rd Ave., Dloomingdalo Brot.
E.6th SU, 12, Marconi Bros.
First Ave., 279, Stuyvesant Music Shop
318. Gramercy Music Shop
1239, A. llerrman
1328. E. Jerihckn
1337, Wm. Linbart
Madison Ave., 6tC, Madron Gralonola Shop
Second Ave., 641, S. Bernkva
Third Ave.. 398, M. Itablnowlti
616, Scandinavian Sales Co., Inc.
C29. C. Dahleti
676, Kahii's Crafonola Shop
802, A. Shubken
1149, Central Phono, and Musical In
strument Co.
Union Square, 8, Wlnterroth 4. Co.
Above 72nd Street
W.tl Sld
Amsterdam Ave., 1771, Guldberg Furniture
and Carpet Co.
2080, H Nemhauser
Broadnay, 2155, II. Saletan
2 180, J. II. Goldman
Zl'H, llroaday Phono. Shop
3193, Seeord Piano (p
3750, Audubon ( rafonoU Sliop
Columbui Ave , 63U, J. J. Kgau
807, I). Forer
991, M. Bade
Eighth Ave, 2614, New York Music Stors
2760, Public Music Sioro
Lenox Ave., BK. Palare Talking Machine Shop
336, II. .illman Co.
476, L. Dreazen
65o, Morris Music Shop
Bt. Nicholas Ave., 182, H. 8hap.ru
W. 1 1 6th St., 36, S. Kelbert
W. 125th St., 44, '. Schmidt
144, I. Ilauman & Co.
328. Wra. Kreurer
W. 181st SU, 695, Saul Dims
Above 72nd Street
fast 5l'ue
r.. 125lh St.. 121, Mi nt Talking Machine Co.
First Av... 14K3, I.. Fazckas
16H0, Srllagyl & Co.
2073, M. Passaru
2211, P. Eliaeo & Son
Islington Ave.. 1221, II. W Muinm
Madison Ave., 1681, M. llnckor
Second Ave.. 1476, 1). Amtman
12 1 at St. It 3rd Ave., rowprthwalt & Sons
Third Ave., 1898, K. Byrne OeWIlt
1618, O W. Wuerta A Co.
1639, P. Heifer
1716, Hilaphone, Music Shop
1789, . I. Sngl
1869, J I.lvolsl
2138, S, A. Sherman
BRONX
Boston Itoa.i, l.'16l, J. Sheinharti
(descent Ave., 625. I.. Fuburci
E. Fordham Itoad, 25, W. W. Liberty
V.. 138th St., 366, Kose Mutii' Shops
E, lC.'Ird St., 9)8, I. UlbuvMU
E. 169th SU, 466, U. Ablowlch
E. 180lh St.. 659. Bill Muslr Store
180th St. it Mnhfgan Ave., Wtst Faras
Gralonola Shop
E. 1871b St., 625. V. Cniat
Freeman St., 904, I. antor
Melrose Ave., 752, Melrose Grat. Ca., Inc.
669, I'layhoiun Music Shop
Morris Ave., 629, A. Pummel hia
So. Boulevard, 1(16'), Sucks Music Store
1S.'3. A. t.rovihandiir
Third Ave., 1618, O. W. Wutrta 4i Co.
2712, M. Lusrher
2887, Plser Furniture Co,
2918, II. B. Pye & Co.
2938. tl W Wuerta 4 Co.
3201, lloso Music Shopa
3661, C. Cooper & bun
4021, Edelson Bros.
K.Trsroont Ave., 420, Michigan llout Furni
ture Corp.
Was $275
Now $175
YouSave$100
Small First Payment Easy Monthly Terms
You can get this reduced price
at any Columbia store listed here.
The Grafonola will be delivered to
your home for a small first pay
ment. You can pay the balance
on easy monthly terms. This
model and the others mentioned
below are all standard, -up-to-date
Grafonolas with many exclusive
Columbia improvements.
Compare the modern Grafonola
at today's prices with any other
phonograph we'll leave the rest
to you. You can get today a
Columbia Grafonola with all mod
ern improvements for less money
than you would pay for an old
fashioned unimproved phonograph.
When you pay your good money
for a phonograph, get a modern
instrument.
Other Models at these-Reduced Prices
$225 Columbia Grafonola NOW
$165
$150
$140 " '
$125 ' "
$ 75 - ; , "
$ 50 " " . "
$ 32.50 "
$150
$140
$125
$100
$ 85
$ 60
$ 45
$ 30
'Any Dealer Listed Here Will Give You
These Prices and Easy Terms
BROOKLYN llnl
Flatbusih conllniisd
Flatlnnh Ave.,
920, Erasmus Music Shop
1136, Ftathush Talk'nf Machine Stum,
1633, Flatbuah Music Houm
Creenpolnt
Graham Ave., 375. A. Aprs & Sob
427, II. Friedman
Green SU. 176. C. Kolodny
Manhattan Ave., 703, P. Slotanlck
806, II. E. Ilill
V12, Frank Patterson
1114, Creenpolnt Muslo Shop
Kings Highway
Kings Highnay, 1218, N. W. HerrlngtM
RIdsewood
Fresh Pond Itoad. 843, M. I Gould
Myrtle Ave.. 1277, (1. JjSch warts
1473, I). M. Isaacs
1768, J. Brody
2313, II. H. Gas Appliance Co.
2660, The Meal rhnno. Co.
Woodward Ave., 686, It. Goodman
701, O. A. Scherxsr
South DrooklVn
Filth Ave, 202, I). U'Antonlo
350, I- Oliver
634, Cohn Urns. 'urn. Co.. Inc.
722. Flust Wosnlrkl
Fourth Ave., 224, C. Itossella
Ninth St., 294A, M. Nlmcowttx
9th St. A 5th Ave., Michael Bros.
Prosper! Park W., 240 Prospect Talking
Machine Co.
Third A.d.. 713, C. Mraslna
Wllllanwburg
Hertford Ate.. SM. Klrsc. Ilri.
Ilrciwlsy, Jul. Websr TaUloa Haralna Co.
SS7. t)hlo-s I'Sonosrsph raises
TR1. t'srl llauer's "on. ln-l
40. John A. Hehwus
DtZ, Klrsn-r 1 1 roe.
1102, J. & U RaRran
1227, J. M. Qulnn
1021, John A.Schwart
1441, II. Ilermelln
1449. C. I.udwlg Bauman & Ca).
1720, Mills Ilroa.
Drigsa Av.., 211, F. Sswarcxawskl
riusfilng Ave., 780, M. B. Evens
098, 11. Catalano
Oraham Ave., 69, Williamsburg Talking
Machine Co.
Grand St., 257, tirand Piano & Phono. Co.
397, I. 8. Stololt
579. J, Stojowskl
Flalsey St.. 1144. C. J. Oherlty
Havem.y.r St., 87, J. II. Ktuso
Johnson Ave., 193, J. Romano
Knickerbocker Ave., 421, L. Brody
695, W. Itublnsteln
Fumnrr Ave., 18i), 1-Wlnter nros.
Tompkins Ave., 30, IWintrr Ilroa.
Wyckoll Ave., 2C0, J. Stapanoll
Wood haven
Jamaica Ave.. AO-Ot, N. Buxbaum
93-26, Ilartinan Piano Co.
QUEENS AND NASSAU
Astoria, 9 Flushing A v., 1. Pi german
197 Main St.. I., daily
270 Slelnway Ave., M. Bruskln
Collet Point, 755 Fourth Ave., J. Schols
Corona. 41 K. Jarkaon Ave., J. II. Oottll.b
60 l.ouona Ave., K. Bowen
Ebahurst, Rfl Klngsland Ave., S. Cohen
25th St. A Polk Ave. Community Musi.
Shop
FaimlnadaU, Main St., J. DeFerrar
Far Rockawaf, 7 Molt Ave., M. Brody
Frt.port, Chuhhuek't Drug Store
Flushini, 37 Main tit., Gould's Music Btors)
Gl.nCo.e, 31 (ilen St., S. lUsenbtrr
Cr.at N.ck. Middle Nerk Itoad, A. Antor
ll.mpata.d. 3 Main St . Cnbin 4 Fufh.
HMivllls. L. I.. CI.errr fL. F C Ul.trrle
Jamaica. 371) rulum Ht.. II. txrts
10J llota.tv Until .Nstrr Ilroa.
I t!nlon Ae , UiieeuUioro lluilo ftlinp
Und.nhunt, L. I., F r. iu nek li, Cninden
Loag Island City, 145 llundr Ave., J. F.riulet
101 Vernon Av.., I. A. Pogolowlta
Masp.th. 10 Crand St., Mastxith Phono. Bbop
Oyst" Bay, I. Welner
Oaon Park, Jerome & Freedom Ave., Morris
Port Washington. Main St., M. M. Palmlnterl
Richmond Ilill. 1 loth St. & Jamaica Ave.,
Vnrharh Bros.
S217 Jamaica A vs.. It. lIolTmas
Rocbaway Beach, 87-18 Boulevard, A. (l.Sea
Rockvtlla Centra, 243 Merrick Itoad. U. T
Breete
Westbury, A. DeFerrarl
srrtTF.N IHI.A-NI)
Pott Richmond, !H Illrhmond Avr.
W. II, Tlmmtwon
128 Itlchmond Ave., Manhattan Furni
ture Co.
202 Itiehmond Terracv, Port IUchmon,
B. I.. F II. Van Ouaer
Stapleton. 141 I'anal SU, J. Kills
Tsll.nvilla, 240 Main St., Pto &. Ho4
rTj5TciiF.-rF.ii
Dobba Faery, i5 Main St.. M Jones
Ml. V.rnon. 71 West lat St.. . BlodbrtSJ
& Sons
37 So. Fourth St., Mt. Vernon Furn. Co.
N.w RochelU, K Division St., P. Pravder, loo.
Poaksklll, South St., 1. Berger
17 So. Division St., McPhllllps & Vaugbty
Pl.asantvllla, J Sykora
Portch.st.r. 106 No. Main SU, J. Tunlek
Terrytown. 3 W. Main St., ItussellA Lawrla
Whit, flalne, Alain nt.. vtnue i-iauis rarn.o.
Took.rs.
116
IS Warbuiiun Ave.. Coldhur. Furnltura
a Cariw. ..
BKONXcontixusd
CTremont Ave., 601, fsemann &. (Johtto, la .
1050, West Fsrms (iralonoU Shop
Tremont Ave., 7tii, . MatikowlU
Webster Ave,, 2002, Punkelt & Co.
2661, Webster Music Shop
2723. A. J. Stack
Westchester Ave., 813, Strand Talking
Machine Co.
Westchester Rq., 121, West Farms (iralonola
Shop
White Plains Itoad. 3il2, A. Isieito
S777, Co-ope. ative Music Srvite
Wilkins Ave, 1426. I.. Leibowtu
Willis Ave, 411, W. A. Benkvtltt
BROOKLYN
Downtown
Bridge St., 205, F. Cei.t
Court St., 81, Coots &. Co.
311, Neapolitan Talking Maehins Co,
Flatbush Ave , 20, r'owperihwait Co., Inc.
47. Hurdman Peck i o.
Fulton St., Abraham & Straus
6tl. J II. ILcm.ck i. Co.
723, M. Meisenberg
Uvingitoti St., niit, Parnea Talkini
Maihlne Co
Myrtlo Ave.. 28, I.. Coldapple
86-90. Mclinery's, Inc.
17U, I. Stein
Sands St., 213, T. Indsll
Smith St., 71, Michael Ilrcs.
202, K. t.cist
Washington St., 267, (iuarante. I'bonu. Co,
Bar Ridge
I. ighth Are.. 4013, Finnish Soc. Pab. Co.
Fifth Ave.. 4801, Sunset Talking Machine Co.
541 8, G, & It. Furnituro Cu.
t.022, J. A. Gorman & Sou
7UI4. G. F.ldroan
63rd St. & 6th Ave., Itellbronn & Soe
tvenlh Ave., 6222, O. Ostsrhus
Third Ave., 8918. 8. Ilelff
6027, Tbo Duckman Muale Slots
7218, Bay Hldge TalkUig Machine Co.
Bedford Section
Atlantic Ave., 2711, M. Wharton
Franklin Ave., 719, Franklin Phono, Shop
Fulton St., 136S, Hitlsnni Bros.
15C8, W. Uachmsn
Kingston ve., 269, Lafayette MusioSbop
Myrtl. Avo., BIT. M. S. Waro.hill
Nostran.I Ave., 672 II. Uebernian
7C8. T. I.ohr
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Saratoga Ave., 867, I"rtpect Talking
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Stone Ave., 166 0. Lon-
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858, Wm. Bicker
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