The evening world. Newspaper, March 21, 1921, Page 9

HALTS AT 63D MOVE IN AUTO CRASH _ The men are in such condition that] Hook and Laddet Company No. 10, in = o A, the hospital authorities were unable to| Fulton Street, had a fire field day w! Erte R. R. Moves Uotown, bist ASL heme. of the Barat soldiers.) its own bag ye ory W. per Wolke a The Erle Railroad _to-d , ae , or. . Basker and Capablanca Take|Four Soldiers and a Policeman ,, the ieonge Callaway” chlof physician | plage in, the printing, plant of ving I general offices and A i ii isk 7 fire: turned ; Second Adjournment in Closely Among Those Hurt in Collision or"et. mvside pola othe rand," goin | c In ¥ cline rd tn Ferminal Hugin to mn . toward Siizabeth nd he i tt ‘| Fought Contest. Near Rahway, N J. Sorel senate “ent ans aer|f it { HAVANA, March 2%1.—The thint| Bight: were injured when two auto- car coming from Bilznbeth. “game in the world championship chess | mopijes crashed in a head-on collision ] match between Dr. manuel Lasker of é Avenu J edi, Ad ete R. Copedlence, the|st St: George end “Central Avenues,’ (7 AS Cuban master, was sijourned for the| Rahway, ‘N. J., early to-day. The oc- (/ QO @scond time any this morning after|cupants of one car were Daniel Fer- O55 sixty-two moves had,been made. An-|dine, a policeman of Jersey City; [ent at THIRD CHESS GAME__|EIGHT INJURED will be required to finish|James McConnell of Rahway, Joseph xperte here say with per-|City of Jersey Cay and Arthur Me-| each side the game must Calve of Jersey City. McConnell was the driver of the car and is the most fan exchange of compll-| seriously injured, suffering from sev- cight whea De, Lasker said}eral broken ribs and internal injuries. In the other car, an army touring car, @ game|were Sergt. Arthur McCallister and ds soa a oer ik cn ae iat aa dane three soldiers, all from Camp Raritan,|#iremem Discover Blase near Rahway. HE EVENING WORLD, muNDAY, MAROHM 21, 1921,' Quarters. ~ prised if every match ye Bees Sie atidiegeu.|— The Bater the Day mio" to Dr. Lasker by saying The Better the Deed tee wine Docter, are you playing tr Sealants 7 win” ms But every, day is the best ponent replied, and the game day EA Base, ‘Th if wo a point ct sdjournasen felows: "> OPENING: FOUR KNIGHTS. ABLANCA EASTER CAPRERRNCA SAS poner ‘WASHINGTON, March 21.—Obadiah of Maine, who resigned from ‘the Sgr Joint Commission the of former President befor othe apotntment of for | Wil son Oe e r | ‘Bepartroent the seeappointed. iv was . 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