The evening world. Newspaper, September 15, 1917, Page 7

: . _ THB BVENINY WORLD, SATURDAY, MAJOR LEAGUE AVERAGES ELLISON REVERSES —rewr error SELF ON PLATFORM, 13% ASSERTS SCHNEIDER ernere ee S. —--s030e —- - . =. to Evening World's Expert Answers All Questions Pertaining to © ‘ . ‘ ’ the Automobile, and He Also Gives Information Regarding . : ' : ! Routes, Etc ; r “ . . : io ; 1 1 hee model 1, ? " mur t 4 i . 9 ‘ ' th y th ‘ slow ing A ia o3 yu ‘ Wor . ' itu ‘ * ‘s ‘ Sistem oo ‘ ve Me " * «? . thea ' ‘ « ve : i ok he # ‘ bo ' . ' , ow « h : j} da \ ’ View * ‘ > wm es ‘ hie Lt 2 : 4 i « “ ‘ Det 4 _ My fan » ’ Ii y ' . ‘ 7 3 ei Ore be vibra i A rr Ke » ” ie you +08 . . ' ae 1 "» yt IMU ; » J t . ! ho st cach bs ‘ ‘ “ rf ’ p RON at a “ WALTER " ! ’ fer Com lave the wear jock adju ran Bnoueien, Fenaee. | a i) 1 AR when he w andidate for be é. “ 4 mT he nom id appeared to lead Cook ' “a : all the othe lates, read the plat a Ww Vad, Berryvill $ i ~ form and ally indorsed the rem ranhures iS J ‘ nu * lan ' i Tie geeond Pas from) Market, Mount rd, Stauntor ; am & : Hs p plan. Mr. Bil {bent fan would vibrate, although |} Springs, | Lexington, § tM Y bi vay pe Biagated. 4 Ot believe this the caume or) Natural Bridge, , oe naye right trouble. Exaimine the bolts! Rocky Mount ‘ ' te ay! Meer AY mie 8 declared Mr. Schneider Others front end ef the o| ville, Ridgeway “ ‘ . ‘ at ; even ' cling i Would be such as you mention. Elier St ton, W or | HY) sm ‘ “ ¥ y y V's atateme 8 play can be taken up by 1 Salisbu if 3a \ é ‘ ie ) mind that the platform fof shims, either of brass o ch F ' Bote t a a lo of Fu minitiee of One Hun mobile Kdvor ig ‘ « « i \ 1 Seventy was adopted at Fore ‘ v « {il you be kind enough to let me! vite, 800.6 1 ' oon | , Fy) week before a candidate was fw (i) t diftere between aj} r wm ff r Mr. E i the Ft-coupled motorcycle and a regu. | Avsmaie Bator i Bookie. Be 28m 1 H \ { \ stp tebhned ened cK machine? Also the ad-| Kindly give me Viciaonrgh ioe oui, I ‘ 1 the others who were (are ay py ¢ (2) Which is the} Valhalla, N. ¥ veal ‘7 a ~aad ‘ f nomination, and Me, | sall-round machine, a H Db ” i a ‘ , e 4 atte 4 ithe tT motorcycle? (3) PL on Broad Hl —4 ; eae ‘ ph rm and | me the best way and the milea fifth st « si yak Pee eee et Far Rockaway. (4) Is ther e, left a : 1 minor ¢ p of Long Island with the entra ’ Mane} an : “He suxkested that the proposed! wnt and Valhal , T — " t i Haier t te Uve budget or finance committe hort-coupled’® machine is} qyiomobile Bel Pier. 4 $ ve Ls 6 oO wpe , machine. While Tam not)” y) Kin oe Hs 7 § bei of five membera—c cquainted with moter-| mopile route, ta Le i from each borough, instead of thr I would prefer the longer ma- | HOvUe | ru paeteet , dao be borne in ini ne, as T believe it wou be more|! @a sige ben si r ned in the afortable riding than the short Iso the approximate tir i the last und four of the votes cast e (2) 0 would not venture an tp The car is a vit amercial » the fin meeting of th vnenittee on nion in this, as I do not believe | Tuck JOBZAHN self thoroughly qualified. — (3) Rochelle, the | senaboro Bridge, Jamal mford, ct revolts as en's Boulevard, miles, (2) abrook, Far Roc , 23.1 mil ixty-three Assembly Try a stationer’s automobile | Automobile Bait ts In Greater New York, The iply store. Kindly let ) le ding the so-c ymobite Eslitor ile route ‘ defection of Democrats from Jud Wasia lat ine know the route tol trom Bayotine, N. Also the mi Hylan to Mayor Mite te neock, Delaware County, N. Y., bytage and conditions of tho roads sixty-three days i y of Englewood, Hackensack ‘and N iy We tion Day, and evi are Eas, An Bayonne, Port Richmond- eens cai, New" Yori . to have defections daily until a West One Hundred and Thirtleth Point Ferry, Elizabethport-Howland Li os 1) ivatina. “De the: airtgeclinke!, Aswersbiy 7; Districts F Lee) Ferry, Macken- Hook Ferr, Me- Kidemon, New York Baw, Wye have been covered. id affern, Tuxedo, tachen, s Philadetph! » 6" Reading over the names of those dietown, Cudde- Trenton, Pennington, 66.5 miles; via who are organizing #6 led City White Sulphur Jersey City, Newark and Elizabeth, lemocracy clubs in various sections rings, Callicoon, “Leong Eddy, Han- 65.7 miles. of the city, eve that 162.2 miles. Racial their names must » been taken ase Villy 5 ‘ from either the directory or the die- Kindly give th tirection to Mid-| wh you be kind enough to give tionary, because with one or two ex-| town, Conn., and the condition of me the best way to Coney Island from ceptions the names are absolutely | yroads and (he B.C. Columbus Circle unkbown, y OT TOA teen te et ae eee oa | "Mr, Ellison supported Mr. Mitehet amford, license, does he live to get another to 1 1913 What the public ix more in > K erested in is such leading I rthford, Dur (3) Is the distance # the top of SN ERHC AT NAR eHae, n, Middletown miles. Toads the (a) piston cailed th (b) als t Richard H. Smith and rerally 9 the exception of the distance from the centre of U n, John F. Cowan, Mu ne detou wrist pin to the centre of the crank t ‘Judge; Vincent W omobvile Vaditor pin called the stroke W. ashier of the Bank of! <indly the best and the — (1) Delancey Street (Willlamsburg Sigmund Wechsler, Vice arest 1 New York City to Bridge, via Madison Avenue and Be ident of the Cook & Bernheimer amfor Catakills. ery, Bedford A pany Manhattan: ex-As The best route Stamford, Parkway, to Prospect | blyman Charles Harwood and Henry yn., to Stamford Ae ' 1 gee sulevard, to C ho Hammond of Brooklyn, ex few York City, West ¢ undred (2) No. cressman Kindred of Queens, Josep ————— ay a i Cae A he stroke is the dis- APARTMENT NEAR MEANS'S | PP Hennessy and Thomas H. O'Neil, the piston travels from the ex- t NSe) candidates on the Fusion tleket in reme bottom of its path in the eylin- With yee the Bronx four years ago for the PAIN REMEDY 1.) shine is CLEANED OUT BY ROBBERS | a Haile Jength of the connecting rod between | om, * Ir ae Prepared for Family Use | centres. | Automobile Editor: Civte Club this year against Mr e for Mr, Mit: Thieves Sup ed to Have Spent SRreemeae iv i | Hall bo | Mr. Henry Dater, of Troy, N. | Please give me the bes te tre ; ; ‘ 4, | chel Mitchel four 9, | Brooklyn, N.Y. * to Be ieutaatiste >m 1} Several Days in Looting Lezin- wi t years y a ways West Forty ad Meese Be sky Home of $7,500 in Goods. fy - I st prty-second Stree Veehaw- hg a hy a elleville via Newark ‘Turnpike 1155 Park Av but on thi th jellewlil ‘Turnp! Montetat eva th ‘ v " ty FCs | YA ren ote TO AFFECT 15,000 MEN 4 iia tatown, Buttaville Myer's were rerry rel are er Gap, $ » i city’ a , ‘Be e) Le eae See Pay Sc , ned that the| fr Only Two of City’s Nineteen Plants 50c ie | ton, 187.6 miles BERTONE OE Te ee ee ‘| Now Unaffected—Metal Work- For Seventy Years 7 past three mc with his family at ers Plan to Join . : “THIER? his oummer nome on Sunnyside . 4) ; : I Druggists Tried and True GRABS WRONG AUTO H Ml laity i yen sakes ha ary ‘| SEATTLE, Wash, Sept. 1/.—Mom: ERNALLY for ailve a bric-a-brac ued ) bers of the Metal Trades Council an ATERNALLY lor INT Y A T N | “gov 25 ae th ii * ~ 1" nounced to-day that they are consider- lee, tom ties ite —— ihe robbery wax discovered when the ing @ atrike in the shipyards in sym- aalela Collin hte ‘ ; assistant ntendent of the apart pathy with a walkout of shipwrirhts, | eumation — ( M ceman Arrests Driver of Mae) iene house da workman to ship caulkers and ship carpen-| Vice Toothache Fol chine He Cammantestad’Atter |taca damn cintiins| HAL MSEAAle hin move, It Was asserted, would wADWAY & CO,, 208 Ce! Drea Chua i tely notified the police and Detectives je up three w Pursuing Owner of Another, rely and Somers of the Third Branch eration and affect than 15,000 eman Holt of the West One Hun-|4nd Dettetive Farrell ef the National ; ‘ and Seventy-seventh Street Sta n C nded ‘ io . ee «wooden #hipbulldl plants two len automobiles on) They decided the robbery h an! s ‘ ave ased operation as a it of last night Two Hundred | been committed 5 nly a ° ke of woodworkers ¥ ‘Twenty-fitth Street and Broadway | b¥ men who had sented a r¢ : uN k to agniat mawmill employees a " of the rooming houses that adjoin. the i 4 gle wea 7 OMAN ah Siahit Hw stopped the next automobile hay thr roots, probably spend= Of nineteen plant ame along. ne two oF thres days in entirely cleans } Sh « city only two are unaffecte “Catch that ¢ ead,” he said to the | ms out the apurtment sibs sien woes a“ Ae: OK >_- No Shortage of Buckwheat Cakes > obeve he car ie 7 ” : for Brenkinst. whom he to Fane wheat crop promises to be the lar« to the food administration adil Ret al erect {8 — the | Heh, He proved it, too, and explained | trike of ators on the | Suter 1 car had be Wered earller. ‘Trenton 4 Ponnsylvanta | Teast ‘ : IT’ Private Lessons for Owners, wise when Holt was warne ; Biaaidaent h SEES. rane ' 1 Telegra - Wet, 4 ‘ 5 Agents and Signal i" ROBERTSON IS RIGHT topped h Men that the strik » sanctioned | the world’s by that organia mbors of | Wine. ir name is James Shel-|the organization w ko to Work) Too not 1 pending a « of tm Avy" the driver ‘saiq : Jersey Geo mae: AVENUE ta One| HACKENSACK, N. J Ser BPLCIAL CLASSE» iso fw Kailwa r tay . . Wife of Chinese President Die Prrviliece id Is idee he ® et f 4 4 \ 1 1 ' D x ‘ te ‘ a * Lb ’ ., ATKINSON AUTO SCHOOL ; be tees nie “an | vente t : Pa 485 Went HOU St. \Newr Broadway, lel M ; } w to a fi an HAR OL 1h Sat ' Lg LLL AAALAC AA Il f feve : “ it 4 au. MISS ELLEN 0. HUNT MARTINDALE VICTIM | Sos Wi $300,000 mA ' FEE OF $1500 MARTINDALE’S FIRST B1G MONEY fe . hin being thy Martly unde att at * unt, A yr Misa stune fol rwed Tate tive nd placed M ‘ ° Mins Hunt paid him welt for serv " Vif, Comptrelt Willia stement concerning Mu tindule the baker's apeculations Wen f years aK. whict about the time he tered Mise Hunt's employ — GOV. COX WEDS TO-DAY tm a nor of Ohio, Ia here to-da varried to Min Marearetta Blotr mas 8. Bla at » country ¢ the Rev me adden of Columbus, 0. offictat ‘ox ae his attendants Wood and Col 1) members of bis personal staff s being her sister Blair Mina of I Adjutar ral 4 Gen the in bride's attend Mra, 1 or Ogden. 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WS X roel Male a0 P.M. gD ALE M Weer Landing | Sunday, Tr, 16th OUNTAIN | Sezdey World Features: In the MAGAZINE SECTION OVER THERE-—By special permission of the pub- lishers readers of the WORLD MAGAZINE get the chorus, words and music of the most stirring new Ameri- can war song, the song our soldiers and sailors them- selves are singing OVER THERE. HOW MATA-HARI BETRAYED THE TANKS —Straight from Paris comes this first full, true, inside account of the act of treachery which condemned the beautiful danseuse to death before the rifles as a spy. The greatest woman story of the war. M-M-M-M! GOOD EATING—Six toothsome new CORN RECIPES especially created for this number by New York's master cook, N. A. L. Lattard of the Hotel Plaza. You'll miss something if you don't take all six out to the kitchen and try them on your gas stove. 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