The evening world. Newspaper, November 26, 1920, Page 3

CAPT. MOSLEY WINS 7? He Says: ‘Tt ls NotM y Money; Ot here’ Need It’ NEW VRK WARNED AGAINST. [hee st SHINE || WHY YOUNG GARLAND REFUSES A AMILLION| pqgsy iN STREET CAR FARES 50" Thanksgiving spirit proved too | | f Sets New Record on Straight- Wite Says: ‘Husband and Baby Worth All’ Rename ess nildren aft Presiden S. Planes 2d and 4th. | Slehest pardon t plea of Mrs. Wilxon, ripher O'Dowd received « 4 Pa | : ve i ieimcaa ne Nehweinsberg’s pardon “T have done nothing for the, . k Of Clnelonatl, He rola money. It is not mine Whit Was Done Arbitrarily | ream te van eanecbaals. fark: | Secretary Moot spent the | Sse 5 is i erson fora seven-cent basic fare. bed ITALIAN FINISHES THIRD ‘ in-Philadelphia May Be ESTABLISHING A 7-CENT FARE) - \ Utlet, Wi even to give away. | do ienaated’ Here A CZAR-LIKE PROCEEDING. It went to, Rudeiph | Thirly-Four Starters in Big! not believe in equal dis-| pills Tateat teeter eaey tae eee : told. tha atore SOC ‘ rs Pe ‘4 | . : relation to the S-cont basic fare id the story Aerial Derby Without Sin- | tribution or even equality | ALL. ‘THE WIRES LAID, | bmitted to. the vlalon by gle Serious Mishap. _ of income. Some men need te aWiatne ete ate eee Sunaiatmatse nhore than others, and, Basic 3-Cent Fare Here int) nut connites this evidence establiah. | ues says she doesn’t Congratulations from army and . i line: care 4, every man according to! noe nae Pa, . ne that th Wsic G-eent fare pro- care how often “com- navy leaders and other# high in na hi y 4” & Danger Unless People posed by (he Philadelphia Rapld pany” drops in to lunch Uona!l affairs poured’ in to-day upon} is need, Watch Out. Transit Company would yield $140,- unexpectedly—just so thowe who ted # pe ‘alting i) ; #0) more revenue in 12 monthe than she has a package or Pulttzer ‘Tropiy race ot yesterday MRS. GARLAND? By Martin Green. cd ag staph dl elie | two of Ancre Cheese on what {® generally acclaimed as the! i wreatest aerial contest of all (line. Of course I agree with him. __Vhouwsands of spectatora twwke ax’ Love, a husband, a baby| restraint and swarmed upon Mitchel; and a home are worth it Weld at Mineola when Capt. C, C.| » Mosloy, U. 8. A, descended to earth.! all. Why should I want a winner of the race, at an average million, even for baby’s speed of almost t Indes a omin ve for the 182-mile cc vwiteh he| @Ke, when so many other ympleted in 44 minutes 23.57 seconds,, babies want in vain what; or 178 miles an hour. One excited Fi +o young woman threw ler arms around| Will keep them alive? be winner and kissed him squarely | = on the mouth. He reddened and| Marguerite Mooers Marshall, riled to break away ™, 1 f The great throng surged around) CSP*vigt Stat Correspondent of | the winning pilot and his Vervile| guzzARDS B. army racer after he had established what experts ald was a new world’s The commission arbitrarily fixed a| ent fare, although the report of its | engineer, according to Public Service Commissioner Samuel M. Clement hand, ANCRE, \S Public Service’Comintesion, to be ap- | was not in evidence.” ith the Genuine, Roguefert, nor of New| With this example ataring them in| CNEESE’: Sab t Mi | York after Jun. 1, will be the medium face by SHARPLESS, Phila, Special Stalf Correapondent of The Evening World.) PHILADELPIHTA, Nov. 26--A new | pointed hy the Ge (C ued 7 | through whieh tie Interborougl and (Continued on Thirty-Afth Page.) the Morgan banking and security % | holding interests hope to Increase the | | baste oar fare of New York City from | five cents to seven cents or east cents, The sudden increase of car fares In Philadelphia to a basic rate | should not | of reven cents furnishes ample proof Sieidon wrote, . ‘ys sore Which | 0 the people of New York City of the yminotion, and | absolute power of a Public Service | “What Would AY, Mass., Nov. 26 "Christ would have refused to be a} milllonatre—why shouldn't 1?" Co: nixsion | he matter of car fare ' Ke ; : But even he, in depict minission in t o ecord on the straightaway. One by) Yn that one sober, naive sentenc Me and! | Tae” MUM@ROUN Bi AtOna: csetiene HIEL ERleie eunile ieHeenue 4 uy tigen ie Lama Ge Me ati je public ig net suffictently in fs summed up-the self-made philoso 1 to act a Jenus would bave earth. There were thirty-four start- | ers and not a single serious aceideny narked tie event, althe the ma- bine’ do triangular course fltian; who, taking the New ‘Tc “three miles, Skill and daring teainent literally and out~Toistoy- eae eiir tng Tolatoy, has renounced, publicly . _ ; and finally, a fortune of exactly onw| million dollars, his share in the es.) 80 "ght through into the back room Kreat formed und aroused to see that the Phy of America’s most extraordinary young man twenty-one-year-olil Charies Garland, primitive Chri CHARL €S ever thougat of making f ive-toen, millionat commission conducts Ita business In The well-lenown relation of truth t | » {Hold OOH «legal and orderly way x Wo d law | >, ' 2, *, — oe ele oe fare Taaked” 8%] AN Public Hervice Commissions are | 6 Week-End Items 1 are supposed EET gved nett ols teniec denibiann ator tariag a Specially Priced for Today and Saturday —— = THE OVER-RICH to render decision Neither, for 1 dont believe ju any the evidence obtair human family, and Christ But Phila 7 hat Mr. Garland is telephoning.” ‘The| ‘Love a 4 if fc el Lam a ‘ veould ‘be atagea | 2terot his father, James A. Garland,| young woman in wighboning! The | Lov alt, yeu paneer t Ht inthe tag | delphia’s experience establishes that Home made $1, 2 |Choc. Molasses c popular Boston clubman and yachts-| Garland’s wife—1'll te ou ere miffering In any way of lo < up should be} a Public » Commission will act +e) ; eat ante Ee Jabout her later yon CouIAL te hein: pul und more {as an executive rather than «ju Combination Ibs s.|Crumbles ade BE Ib. isiasm of the 40,000 persons » moet me, however, | : where: ate tinny ‘i = _—— ner SS tied yesterday at Afitohel Fiela | O8€ of the commonest spurs to ‘dle i living won r AY helatuln they are willin atovtomaitor inn ; sa RS OC Choc. Fruit Raisin c ; Sarees | he question, “What et ni Bee thers, Solfisht ‘ F atta ‘ ; . «nd alo © course rose from keen | SPeculation 1s the gq chieity med AMER IGtNART hahen others. Selfishness is a social rathe eta . tagerness (o fever piteh when the| ould you do with a million dollars ears ; to should trust the other, aa than an individual sin at the present | | THe Penmastvia ia Publle Service Nut Pudding | Ib. Brittle Ib. Aran BEVEHS LGHKARt Ste if you had !t?” Some of ts, at least, point of bare comfoi you trust your brothers and sisters | Commission helt no public hearings = Eese oli tel giaenines Stacie) oly and tar y ‘ | pte, NOW Want to kn & an | Upor. the y for that point alk with anybody about gen- | on the application of the Philadelph Fruit and Wrapt Chocolate 4ge witen Capt. Mosley glided gracefully |®@ sufficiently altruistic to promi » who mal ERE HUH | of Dass Yo turther than (eral conditions, about poverty, Rapld Transit Co: cor | b./Nutted C 1 Ib. toe pandemonium broke loose, | Ourselves that we would devote of giving up the Bb Tes ke theres althoush, disease, idleness, swollen fortunes, [ae ty 4 Ne Eee renee Nut Straws utted Caramels . Ses BBE Chis man ds ex y several hoak, EnGrey Calthourny. |i ae Raley Pata . | slon to inerease its income by charg Mosley's complete raco record, |Part of such a fortune to the nerds], his man ts exirenely tall. aever toy painted out, "the simple {¥eannical rulers, ohild abou. Le ea aein ter te ch no plane at present built other | Of others. But we never deny that san the one he himself drove is likely | ¥e would keep enough’ to buy motor pies reads as follows: cars, trips to Europe, country places, cbings of Christ have been over- the features of m fers and ex-| FULL WEIGHT—16 Ounces of CANDY in Every Pound Bos i) is itcan be, and {changes and maintaining the basie | y# get the sume] tive-cent fare which directly affected and stoops a bit rsons of an tmmoderate height are inclined to do. Pay A woul Ho ig slender and acd is color. |] On. Jesus w HAPPINESS STORFS:— y itt x 2 “Largest Candy Store im 2249 Be dway, nr. 80th St- : Bnd Wis face is color) eae to it—those things aro! the pockets of over three. rl p64 EB th, at ath Avenne t Candy ‘ way, ‘iret Tap, 1 minutes 67 seconds; |the winter's coal, a lease on a New jiky ainen ini rowan, STOPPED | hen His brothers lived i suffering jail wrong—Td help If l could, but | ce Pockets Of over, thre } 32 Cortlandt Sire righ a 1343 Broadway, nr. 35th St- second lap, 11 minutes .37 seconds; | York apartment and other high- peak on his foreiead. Hia eyes are|®nd poy and He had the ¢ t ean T do all by myself, if every ee eee ned han Be Hudson Terminal Entrance paiees corde pirated 1272 Broadua nv. 33d St. \ird lap, 11 minutes 7.208 seconds; | priced luxuries, As for following the K and soft and dreaming, and hie |@8¢ to do what He — ne ween wenues 200 Filth Ave., mr. one ight. To know no greater (Continued on Thirty-sixth Page) f & the commission fled by any Fulton and Nasseu Streets 42 East 23d Street “Fifth A In Newark 385 Broad St. straight, well-cut nose | sant mouth, would have been f only it had not 94 - = = a shave. But perhaps ae Lise a Tolstoy pair of t ‘ourth Jap, 1 minutes 15.82 seconds; | counsel Jesus gave to the rich young otal, 44 minutes 29.57 seconds; aver- | man, Sell all thou hast and give it se per Mour, 178 miles, to the poor’—why, pepple simply His wonderful 600 horse- don't do such things! ‘The very idea } Packard engine worked sweetly| is enough to send a whiver through grey Hanne Tt Ents witbin certain limitations. Its car-|the structure of society. [She con tne moat one puretion was below 100 per cent, ef-| Yet the uncompromising idealist of! about him is his hand nt, with the consequence that the! puzzards Bay not only has ‘harbored! Tther low sof engine which 1s designed-to deliver | such an !dea—he has turned it into aj N& Ms elb es and hold- ing up his loosely clasped hance ti ' big, 1,000 revolutions per minute did not) tact, He has made the great refusal. | brown, work-hardenad, 2 ete An Offering Of Unusual ; xet above 1,700. In other words, it| poo, : 5 _| contr smooth hinds of the ‘ nuse he honestly believes that, ac- | t 4 Fi ‘i vas moro than 8 per cent. below It@lcoraing to Chrisitanity there t¢ no GA ee arn ane | Style and Timeliness § possible eee ales Sine posaible way in which it would be right| million?" 1 demande: aon s: SDS . ) Plus Der) °° mim to have a milMon dollars while| "Because 1 believe that It ‘sn _ Ce ee Peer ae ed Gat “= WOMEN’S N table was Miia allaliage ‘steadily “Tr have done nothing for A D E Z ra ane aoee, ps fel H re aside, gently but decisively, ‘the fortisns T-do not need it And other Sanne * ; with a Thomas Morse, 900) Held in trust for him and his hetra, and do." | . | WALKING BOOTS 4 Hartney with a Thomas Morse, 200) cont his wife, his baby daugh-|_ “ut they won't get {t)" T argued | | horse-power Wright motor. His time| Wl! supp sfnetes \evour tr s say that becauae your } a was two minutes and a half slower| ter and himself with his own labor father willed the million to you and ] than Mosley's and his skillful driv-|MORE CONSISTENT IN ACTION |Your heirs, it must remain | h you refuse to t = ing evoked the admiration of all the THAN TOLSTOY. See pce rca a tater the mon air-wise who saw it. He Is far more consistent than his| of rereiving it, and then «ive it aw | So too did that of Albert Acosta,| acknowledged master, Tolstoy. ‘The| to the poor, if you believe you ous } third prize man and one of the few! tatter didn't believe In private property, | NOt to spend it on yourself? | civilian pilots entered. ‘The Italian} WHY HE DOESN'T TAKE IT FOR | With Russia Calf Vamp, Fawn Buck Cloth Tops and Military Heels Nevertheless, he took no final steps for) i a eae Seance saa the renunciation of his large Russian} THE POOR, i set otter handled, MAY? | estate, Yasnaya Polyana, and allowed | I ory HEHE of that” adinitted . 95 ; ; his wife—he also didn’t belleve jiTmar-| Rea le etnines Ar? 7h Wr = A Ya) a ie 3 _srajall interested in the dovslopment | Masia manage It snd. Me 1009 ith nite ali MEN’S WINTER WEIGHT OVERCOATS ‘ . nice | his nervously w . : 4 cause for great satisfaction that Poasant workers Jitngers hint of a repressed eme American products triumphed so si bibaisnoa bark ean | have given me nt to it 00 rele) 00 | i} 1 th f oth exceedingly ¢ iC ‘0 believe hel since the announce | o . vgs ates , = . Se ee eee cet eerie | atiatenca of a young man who would [olsion has brougie me many. lelters ° ° ° | This distinctve Cammeyer boot may be & American, Ac €. Verville, and powered {Pisa up a mullion. ‘To submit the from persons who feet that the “ey | had in straight tips, and is particularly of i Klory to the evidence of my Ne Mt MaBhin (olane Ot flint ~ 7 ~y | * Sree a 4 witht a mater Which (81h eneened| a | TTY oe nat tain to Haak PAU eR SU a ge A AL ca TODAY AND SATURDAY | serviceable at this time. ; glorified Liberty. one of the three daily trains mporary needs of vertain peo 3 parties valie of an exa Second place also went toan Amer-jrambling settlement away wh can production—the Thomas Morse |among the wind-ruffipd marshes and ' i i ‘i scrub pines of Cape Cod. plane built at Ithaca, with a Wright | Scrub pines o " ana motor built in New Jersey. Third], “Parics Garland, with his wife an baby, Is spending the winter place was Italy's, so far as the ma- | model but th Perfect comfort, perfect style and unusual wearing qualities characterize all Cammeyer offerings. ee E don’t find it nec- d farmhouse, the pro . Waar h, | hine and engine went, but America| his mother, Marie) Tudor t | took fourth with an Orenco plane, the!| Grech. The whole: es ‘ n they think ] saa dat ot the Deuense Baptowering|t3, 24 Sa : inh and fone ensign iaey (HH L, essary to announce Corporation, powered with a Wright. | sake Charles Garland's mo! Ram id i ee yea maaves A : | Vor compariyons with Mosley’s per- | up several millions wh ne Would liye according to that retur i | ormanca ite poosumry to reer to) tat he dou of Ret Arai rou ip peoening ts a return to normal prices. Stamped on a Shoe Means Standard of Merit he Gordon Bennett Cup race hela atlir she aidnot Sao uy, aye sary {org listributing weal ; 41-51 W 34"St. NewYork, Newark Store ~ 649 Broad St, Hlampes, France, two months ago.|beatties of Bostun and It Sadi Lecointe, winner of that event, |socicty, she first wed Jimmie responsib: money—or its tani oneatae Our prices speak for jvove a Nieuport over a course of Este tir Patan Shes wera aivorudy ie theneetroin end i } $6.3 miles at slightly More than 6d ee ane ee ee eee benefit by it ents, tro aint of l O i | watep this by five and one-half miles, | impatience of convention peor 1 ee ee Pie Ssene reed eee | j The officlal speed record tor a mile |! road, Charl Ae Be NWHee ae } 9) l fe l Sj . 1 wwor a measured course ia at the rate |! present he te not only tiving in her ¥en, Trarvet, “ail st ers speak for our qualities, Boys’ Clothes at Retail | 192 miles an hour, made by Bernard | he Ruining expensca ofthe ar e\ per cent, consistent S : 7 g | Romanet at Buc, France, Sadi Rpenk Ene, (th ‘ * Famous “JEDSON" Guaranteed Clothes for Boys ] Lecolnte hag driven a mile at 158, “I have no money In my own name BORO 1ON THE RETAILERS [WEFUSE TO EY. SO WE OFFER . While on paper Mosley’s ride stands |none at all," this tosser-away of Olgwithe. cul caliee : : ; . ’ is eat wa Bled laa |e ee ut ee cee Allwool mixtures in gray, brown, blue Our Entire Stock to You at Manufacturers’ Cost t that & survey of tho course will |any ora for it; [only got exp HE'S NOT A SOCIALIST. MERELY and oxford. Single and double-breasted, ti “oes AT OUR FA TORY SHOWROOM veal that it is longer than the esti- | ence. Of course, fam tn, is we $ } My . i. BEST CLOTHES © hated thirty-three miles per lap and|there‘is no form of labor T-sone! ler A CHRISTIAN. semi - form fitting, with velvet collars; WAL so much advance Mosley's rate.|beneath me. But T have made no should the survey prove t the | plans as yet for whag 1 shall do." marge is exactly thirty-three miles, {is still to be noted that added dia-|NO BELL AND NO LOCKS ON resulicd on rounding the con- THE GARLAND HOUSE single-breasted box models and double- breasted ulsterettes. Lengths 43 and 46 inches. All sizes included. ie 5-11 University Place Boys’ Fine Wool Suits and Mackinaws $5 to $12 ‘ols. There is no bell on the door of th 0 ww fa) RETAIL VALU. Of the forty-four machines entered | rambling gray-white farmhouse; tl fh equal distrib Chi , : : : , otis failed to start, for alin mov yiaibie Infaot, tha doo n state owner Children’s Mixture and Chinchilla O’coats $6 to $10 sons. Oni s|at the house | Inviting fernard Shaw's theory WERK 3-10, NETAIL PRICK #1 TO #2 ’ | mt 9.30 in t u e, whe 1 pcomes, We n torm porch. A need more young woman, blue some men with jonna and holding a a 1 Boys’ High Grade Convertible rere wean $10 to aly 50 FLFTH AVENUE AT 351TH STREET vas damaged al Buffalo en route to) panel entranee ty the Mitehel Fleld and could not be re-/ slender, girlish Mired in time for race robed like ® nan aa baby in her arms, appea 1 n r to nes SHEE BS, se bead of an outside stairway load *ever n according 1 = (img to the pecond floor and told me We are all members of 1 : - . 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