The evening world. Newspaper, May 18, 1921, Page 13

serneeenmeniis ina icamen aa cai laaiEcicaaibsidalaialaebunonbadpduaaucianoaunmiaauaant amanda THE EVENING WORLD, WEDNESDAY, MAY 18, WARNING AGAINST DELIGHTFUL ONE- TIRES BROUGHT DAY MOTOR TOURS, : BAGK FROM FRANGE Ad Clubs Say Surplus Army|Lake Regions of Putnam and ‘Tires Are to Be Dumped | Westchester Countie Afford | on U.S, Market. | Beautiful Scenic Trip. By O. M. Wells. Chief Roadman, Bureau of Tours, the | Automobile Club of America. ning a pleasant day's of Tours of the Aut ub of America calla atte fact that the early sp 1 to make a mo! und scenic 1 Putnam Co from the varic having 7 a | CHARGE $900, (000 GRAFT. {3 Indictments Against Cape May Board Membern, MAY I, May 18 true und er the famo Turtle Gut Int 8 spent thousands of ¢ rs off the inlet without on Two M guaranty know that In many tires are guaranteed mo better than th M, For that ra: sinal cost of are firsts fully p facturer, and fe eliability of the sort ndicted ump, Pier iS MekKissie. Rio goodwill !# alway n Inferior product ne ls sold to the mth WD ehension or 1 represent n 4 a — ATKINSON AND Y. M. Cc. A. SCHOOLS MERGE Authorities at the c Autom momen the tion with the Particularly Good ina tasty chowder MADE IN U. S, A. At Grocers and Delicatessen Stores E, Pritchard, 327 Spring St., N. Y. educational eircles equipment and pe the West Side ac with the growing dem Rtrouction in the operation and ci of automobiles, | ‘A¥bert N. Atkinson, former Pres!- Gent of the Atkinson school, has be- come identified with the West Side school and will have his headquar- tera in the b7th street building IN NEARBY N. Y | APPROVE $25,000,000 ly NAVAL PLANE CARRIER fi ou immediate construction of such a ship, j|ROUGH IT IN MANY GOLD CAR ATTRACTS | |||’ ih | Hi ATTENTION ON ‘ROW’ |» i A gold Chalmers car placed | about Jleaves of 22 iu #1 Ninth Street | returned r| Miles of te yin story of a m« Washington, F SHINGTON Naval © ed a bill to cost 00,000 and car planes, Secretary Denby COUNTRIES IN CAR *": Brooklyn Boy nd Adventur Mile 1 bringing w eky purchased e and 25 FF All autho of a high s ry about recommended | experts hero are greatly interested | 800 was made public yesterday by the in the report that A. Boerner, a | State Transfer Tax Appraiser in West | Dutch alvman, has invented an air- r County, in connection with the! Pate | 4 willl eo “three chamber” of Mrs, William . Cochran of! 125th e hydrogen, nitrogen and| Yonkers, Executors claim $207,800] Street js claimed, will elimi- | Werth of additional assets have just nate the danger of explosion, ‘Tis |tmed up |I| West Pets Woot : 1 re Mrs. Cochran, who died twelve y tdoor »|ship is declared to require no ballast | D Enjoy Outdoor Life | year was the mother of Alex {iy dnterclty Concern Making « Fieht |< State and t 3, Ne to Retain License. tae F UST ® word about “samples.” Samples Mount ; nue, Mant undergo strictest inspection. Upon their a eys, filled sult yes- r the estate, filed th: i iieral Diveitee Gb epee onc Lenea appearance and general quality depends the k mnt Seer of ¢ 1 upon the assessment of success of the season's sales campaign. For Mi and other Governme Pella ey eine she that reason they are entitled to even greater { he enjoined from revoking the! saunre its supplemental tran tax consideration at the customer's hands than peaihame ie vida The matter will) pi}, 1egular stock, good as that has proven to be. 1921, 'NEW TYPE OF AIRSHIP $207,800 ITEM TURNS bes role tn ee on mn in| AIDED BY MRS. HARDING. In Be 10" astute fo they happaneas CLAIMED TO BE SAFE) UP FOR TRANSFER TAX \:'s; Rig MAB et Reveny We | the scope of ordinary benevoe rathoral Craft Invented by by I Dutch Aviatoy| Administrators of Mrs. Cochran | teases to aie nin the realm of narticipate In furthering the izing cons a helpful work that jx being x NS [Recompiihed ot the Lighthanse of the seems to! New York Association for the Blind ht for the blind. | privilege and opportunity futher cd and the over jt | ne and beyond | sreat peed airplane ried Cae Fitted With “Three Chamber” | laghty System. | WASHINGTON Report Assets Discovered 12 | rua Years After Her Death — e works douse Aviation) A supplemental Koch Prices Make Downtown Shopping an Extravagance « May 18 1 not to be subject to loss of gas Figid) alvehip: de deatgt mith Cochran, multi-million Jaire yachtsman, who married Mme passengers in comfort. | V7"! Setian Dos herered | aae aska, Polish prima don avenger deck, with apace Ms now abroad dining rooms and | oe eee ecentl essary accommodations for} rl joo, ft reated In her passengers and crew, The balloon proper consists of a|_ A. MeLaren and jarge number of individual gas cells orth of i! - bridge chassis made of nd is Beginning THURSDAY—Great Underpriced Sale of | anitv fair Sik UNDERWEAR Samples of the Best Grades of Vests, Bloomers and Union Suits, bearing the “Vanity Fair” Trade Mark The estate adminis- discovered she had © certain trust rd or knowl ssets for rooms, nda they ha¢ 91,000 | dural RADIO ASKS INJUNCTION. tem tnuat have the Department al of Commerce. Inter City lack somewhat soiled as the result of handling; yet their wearing qualities are in no way impaired, and, most important to know, they come to us at concessions that enable us to offer them at Extraordinary Low Prices There is the *Sure-Lap’’ Union Suit, the “Double- Back’ Knicker and the" Plus-4-inch” Vest, each with its dainty hemstitching and other attractive features. All sizes are here, but not in every style. 3.00 Silk Vests, ribbon | 3.75 to 4.50 Embroid- straps, pink, eted Silk Vests, pink, 1.85 | 2.89 2.75 3.95 4.00 to 6.00 Heavy Silk Suits, heavy weight, heavy glove silk, reinforced Bloomers, pink and | other colors, 4.59 195 | 2.95 SPECIAL PURCHASE saint cide peach, white and black. 2.35 | Bloomers, Special Price..... . issued by It is Radio Alleged Exe Assistant 1 answer ¢ suit by exccutors of the estate of An- son Wales Hard, to recover $9 3 é to have been 1 taxes, An by estate 1 Mr | DON'T SAY UNDERWEAR + ALWAYS SAY MUNSINGWEAR Pile Nic ae 6.75 to 9.50 Silk Union to Bloomers, pink, on ex- Drop-Stitch Silk V gray, sky blue, orc! Vests, Special Price Thirty-fourth Street Men’s Shirts and Pajamas to be held to-morrow (Thursday) will made of s:1perior SOCONY REG. U.S, PATSOEF, GASOLINE and NA YUE, NEW YORK Thirty-fifth Street | A Special Sale of | olarine on the First Floor Uniformly good. offer unusually attractive values at the low prices quoted | 9 pa || That's why so Men’s Negligee Shirts nye sige | ff} Dany use them. v ven-stripe designs i { Gvery Gallow Men’s Pajamas | the Same” cotton fabric , showing a f f. effec of a reliable dealer and the world’s best Gusuline STANDARD OIL CO. OF NEW YORK 26 Broadway ‘ , 4 s | ay 3 | ? 7