The evening world. Newspaper, May 20, 1920, Page 24

ae aR se en Sm oN low egaten: BATTLES ~ The cat had been shipped in a cage Boon after leaving Maysville, Ky. & messenger discovered the cat had broken from its cage. He put up a y{hard fight, but Express Messenger Wheeler shot the feline nine times— ones apparently for each life—and after fifty miles had been covered in the battle the cat died when the train reached Russell, Ky. route from Cincinnati to Washington | SCORES ARCHITECTS EXPRESS TRAIN| fun crow straining to | FOR IGNORING ART Hang Picture, Says Woman Efforta to develop love of art im every home engaged the attention of the American Federation of Arts, whose eleventh annual convention was opened yesterday in the Metro- politan Museum. Attendance was a Delegate at Convention. gent over the count . Coolidge of Boston had Mrs, Maud Howe Biliott, Secretary rt elation of Newport, le: for close co-operation between tho federation and the American Insti- place to hang a picture, to Renew Court Fight. brn CHICAGO, May 20.—Law clerks were ed |Duay to-day scanning court files and} | hh records in search of data for a new legal battle in behalf of Mrs. Grace | press Guggenheim againg heim has been waged In the courts of premedtand o~ttwehatih I New York and IMinois. The original divorce decree granted Mfrs. Guggen- GUGGENHEIM IN NEW SUIT, |icim 9500 © month ,aitmony, and this ————— was later settled for $160,000 cash. After Former Wife fine Records Searched | further litigation a final adjustment was made by which Mrs. Guggenheim re- n additional recon one, for 260 delegates ropre-| tute of Architects. Mrs. Howe aid it | Brown-torbert-Guegenheln: Wahl-Mioh- | senting 22% affliated chaptere in forty the architects wished the favor of the |iner. States and hundreds of individual ctemntineeince members crowded the lecture room. from Toledo, Tex, to Richmond, va.| Design Houses Without Place to} President Robert W. De Forest told of the movement -inaugurated this year, by which Circuit exhibitions of colored prints and photographs euit- able for home decoration bave been For years the fight made by Mrs. Willlam Guggen- $78,000 and a S year the American people are going to be more critical than ever about their automobile tires. Tires are one of the largest items in the motorist’s budget. The cost is making even careless buyers think and inquire. And the more they inquire, the smaller will grow the in- fluence of hearsay and the irresponsible tire dealer. We have all met the man who takes his opinions ready- made. He tells everything he knows. He knows more about every car than the man who madeit, where tobuythe cheapest truck—how to get the biggest bargain in tires, He always arouses a certain amount of wonder in the un- knowing. They never think to ask him where he gets his secrets. “Somebody says” and “every- United States Tires United States @ Rubber Company Go to a Legitimate Dealer and Get a Legitimate Tire boned dascsgyiyperts: Ug sollaradh gen: @ track or a rut in a country road you are taking some life out of your Worn frogs and switches often cause small cuts, which are enlarged by the action of pills geo moisture. Ruts and track slots, Fscsen : it ts well to ‘avoid such places as much as possible. body does” are responsible for more wrong impressions about tires than anything else you can think of. It is on the people who come under the influences of these phrases that the irre- sponsible dealer thrives. 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