The evening world. Newspaper, August 26, 1920, Page 17

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‘ARMY SLOWNESS SAVES A SOLDIER a Conviction Is “Approved Too Late t to Send Him to Prison So He Is Free, WASHINGTON, Aug, 26.—Becaube ot the slowness with w¥ich army court | martin! papers travelled in securing the approval of sentences imposed {fh er be directed in view of the f tha France, Prive . 1 ier was, through mistake Wh ee cecirate Aluert B. Wreitag ls 8 | fic. “honorably dischated “trom tice] id of free citizen instead of serving a ten- Ntary service whil pear’ bebitat rare rapitary, setviog je awaiting the re- » British perience, you have no doubt felt the influences that are at work, setting the small car owner apart from other motorists. AT one time or another in your ex- The time that you felt it most, per- haps, was when it came to a question of tires for your car. What every tire dealer hasn’t yet found out is that you can’t judge a motorist’s intelligence by the length of his car’s wheel base. Some of the most critical and ex- perienced motorists in the country are found among the owners of small cars. Men and women who could afford to own any type of car made, but who were led to the small car for logical reasons. These are the men and women whom the indifferent type of tire dealer has left out of his calculations. Intent.as he is on looking merely at the cars that drive up to his store, instead of at the men and women who own them. ~ oS e e The United States Rubber Company has never assumed that the best was too good for the owner of any small Maxwell or any other. High car—whether Ford, Dort, Chevrolet, ’ lieved to be hin widow. The Helier MOTHER AND DAUGHTER Oe catate has insted seven years. TO HAVE DOUBLE WenDr hots rooa vine ato There will be « doublo matriago from the home of Mrs, Agatha Sendelbaoh, ~|No. 199 Himrod Street, Brooklyn, next .|Sunday. Mrs, Sendeibach, fifty-one, will yecome the bride of Valentine Roetting. ‘] ixty-three, a retired merchant, of St. Nicholas Avenue, and her daughter, Catherine, will be wedded to ». | Walter Wellinkhoff, twenty-three, who ana lives at the Sendelbach home. The wed- ound ing ceremonies will take place In Bt. - re iy rit, hr Die techuntee vane nq Barta Church, Bleecker, Street ant . st) t borough. It has never built a high grade of tire for the large car and then cheapened it for the small car. Allof its unlimited facilities—greater ‘and more widespread than those of any other rubber manufacturer—have been. devoted from the beginning to building tires of standard and uniform quality. : The same quality in the 30 x 3% inch’ size as in the largest size tire it builds. And nothing less. U.S. 30 x 3% inch tires come in four treads—Nobby, Chain, Usco and Plain —a tread for every road. They are built by experienced work- men ina factory deyoted exclusively tothe manufacture of small size clincher tires. A factory which has produced more tires every year for the last three years —and still is unable to produce them fast enough. e @ ® The good tire dealer—the man who treats al/ car owners alike—never even suggests that you be satisfied with uny- thing less than U. S. Tire quality. He encourages and aids his cus- tomers in their search for the best. Until you have met him, you will never know what it is to get the utmost economy out of your car. United States Tires United States @ Tire Company TIRE DIVISION OF UNITED STATES RUBBER COMPANY Broadway. at 58th Street GET fe SAVE MONEY! ~ To the Man or Woman who owns any Small Car | ‘ calf. Narrow toe. Invisible eyelets. Get This Low-priced Stylish Oxford — Today $ © A ruoucn way down 5 8D tive anode for ten wp are careful about their dress, “For the Whole Family” 1345 Broadway, Opp. N. ¥. Horald Bldg, Harlern: 112 W. 128th St. Bronx: 3rd Ave. and 149th St. Brooklyn: 557 Fulton St. ~ in price, these Oxfords are Signet Shoe Co. —————— way up in style. Retailers of Rice & Hutchins Educator Shoes FRIDAY AND SATURDAY SPECIALS —_—_—_—_——_a_—aaeeue—eeeee VICTROLA CONVERTO CABINET ‘ Worth of AND *5 RECORDS Selection SPECIALLY § PRICED AT Bxactly Like Picture MONTHLY ALL OF THE LATEST VICTOR RECORDS WISSNER PIANO WAREROOMS 53 East 34th St., din cna EES, avons New York 55-57 Flatbush Ave., Qovpsite Brooklyn Livingston Ste. s"Pur-|164, 166, 168 and 170 Smith Street Gra Driggs Ave. BROOKLYN Cor. Wyckoff St. LOWEST PRICES AND EASIEST CREDIT TERMS IN THE CITY Buy Your Summer Clothing on Easy Terms — Victrolas “mand Bi. et.2™ Aeolian-Vocalions yur sr’ to" je Discount on Talking Machines. Floor Coverings Genuine Cotten Tapestry Rr Rags. 2.75 Mattresses 18 Good Velvet Rugs...... EASY TERMS Axminster ig ee 42.98 up cm Matting», Carpets, Crex and Grass Rugs, ~ “4 Linoleoms and other Floor Coverings at very reasomable prices and easy terms. White Mountain Refrigerators \\5.."0.., SUNDAY WORLD “WANTS” WORK MONDAY MORNING WONDERS, _ * A LAL LC ALLL CO AL LS A

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