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10 TO 11. —- ‘tions to more than two points. outside buying of the came genoral, be stimulated. @isregarded the statement tween the corporation and Government. ——e 11 TO 12. The etock market was devidedly @trong in to-day'’s two-hour session, Prices of all groups of stocks moved forward to gains ranging from frac- @ews from Washington that the Ad- ministration is in favor of the early payment to railroads of the balances due them was helpful to the whole Met. Not only did it encourage new railroad shares, but it caused such nerv.us- mess on the part of the bears in the industrials that short covering be- ‘The financial district adopts the view that if the railroads are placed in @ stronger financial position, they will be able to make extensive pur- hases of much needed materials and Industry of the country will) Wauipments and estecls were espe- Gaily firm. United States Steci| issued after the close of the market yes- terday to the effect that there is $60,000,000 of taxes in dispute he- the The market continued to rule strong | im the second hour and in most in- wtances was able to touch new high for the spatch 3.59, off 0776; demand, day. from two to three p the publication of a W Features of the Trading, Hour by Hour its follow! Sugar stocks advanced ing aushington de- that this Government will Liberty 31 >t cables, ene Wall St. Gossip LIRERTY BONDS. opened 86.96, off .04; Ist 41-48, 87.54, off .08; 2d, 87.40, up 06; 34, 91.52, up .0: | tory 48-48, 98.42, off .02. FOREIGN EXCHANGE OPENING. Sterling, demand, 3.581-2; cables, aid Cuba in securing a loan in this country. Oils and motors kept pace with the advance in the steels, rails and equipfmenjs and the tone at the close was strong, final prices being at or near the best of the day, i} 4th, 87.48; Vic- French francs, demand, 0776, off 0002, Lire, 0433; cables, .0434, off .0011. 0759, off .0001, cables, .0180, off .0002. Belgian francs, demand, ,0758; cables, Marks, demand and Greek drach- ma, demand, . cables, .0585, off :0001. Swiss francs, demand, .1646; cables, .1648, off .0002, Guilders, de- mand, .8144; cable 146, off .0008. etas, demand, .1290; cables, .1292, off .0007. Sweden kr., demand, .2060; cables, .2065, off .0007. Norway kr. demand, 1 cables, .1292, un- changed. Denmark kr. demand, -1580; cables, .1535, up .0005. THE EVENING WO RLD, SATURDAY, JULY 23, 1921, YOU SFIOULD WHEN AND WHERE WHAT You — By Mildred Lodewick. Copyright, 1921, by the Press Publishing Co, (The Now York Bee World.) HHESE languid summer nights, moon-lit and rose-scented, are responsible for all sorts of de- Nghtful things. The fan for instance, that gracious genie of the zophyrs, that artful weapon of woman, is seen in most attractive and interesting forms. I saw one that was waved by @ white-halred matron, made of black net on a round non-collapsible shapv, all glittering with jet embroidery, A debutante beside her flirted coyly with a fan that was also of a non- collapsible sort, but shaped like the collapsible ones and finished across the top. Tiny pink rosebuds decorated the fan, which was edged with a frill of Jace held with a blue enamel stick. The effect was very dainty. Quite in contrast was a fan I noticed a young society matron fluttering im- patiently on a hotel veranda the other morning. It was made of heavy paper, shaped Hke the well known variety of collapsible fans mentioned before, but with its top edge cut in irregular form to outline gay flowers that were painted upon it. The han- dle was a mere hole cut in the lower end of the fan. I have seen fringe employed on fans in an effective manner, one especially pretty one being shown here. A wire frame stretched over a piece of cloth of gold is surrounded with looped fringe of black silk. Narrow jet banding covers the wire on each side and also the loop handle. Hair arrangements are a mixture of bobs and the closely coiffedi Con- trary to predictions of authorities on combination of black and white at a the latest tonsorial modes, bobbed hair hotel dance the other night. ‘The has continued its nonchalant and frock was of sheerest white organdie, made By the way, 1 saw a very stunning EW YOR WEAR MY DEAR:—Study Your Individuality Before You Bob Your Hair! an A XCITING TALE Oi JUNGLE ADVENTURE R THRILLING SYNOPSIS OF PRECEDING INSTALMENTS, Tarzan of the Aves icarns from the diary of » dead Germeo uset ale wie, Lady Jane lnterlot of Afric®, naving been sent into the congo Pree Site in chane Jn waren of her, Tarsan encounters In the fingle & man-thing with the tall of © rope wins bis frlendahl ‘Of together. A tuird creature, he The tnree make In Kor: wl te ait win Ja, Gorge chasw until trite “horned diaose A Tor-o-don. a strange creature Vheeoo!" and then mounts ie following wnorning we sete cred mnimwroger and son of the alraiaeey ion, who take him aa hig word. But In Ute forbidden garden of the palace Tarzan having daughter of the King. La-dem succecds ta forth, @ hundred savage warriors swarming wp the face of the sheer cliff aia out upon the summit of the riage, the main body preceued by Wo Warriors, Fortune sulled upon Om-at in that sC guve Liu quickly what he sought— a baltic royal, for they had nut yet COlw 1b Sigal of the caves of the Kor-ul-lul_ when they encountered @ conaidcrable band of warriors headed auuWe Lhe gorge Upou sulue expeullion, Ju the thics of the fight tae smovte browa skin of tbe stranger mingled with the black bodies of iriend and fou. Uin-at, after dispatching bis first Alu gust, giunved at the stranger i Jaredog “He figats with the ferocity of jato,” uiusea the chief. It was a tured, bloody and elated company that returned victorious te the Kor-ui-ja. ‘Twenty of toeir gums ber were carried back and six of these were dead men. Returned to his cave Om-at caused the Kor-ul-lul prisoners to be brought into his presence singly, and each he questioned as to the fate of Tarzan, Without exveption they told him the same story—that Tarszam had been taken prisoner by them five days before, but that he had slaim the warrior left to guard him and escaped. But one, when he discovered the purpose of their yuestioning, bartered with them for the lives of himself and his fellows. tell you much of this terrible man of whom you ask, Kor-ul-ja,” he said. “1 saw him yesterday and | know where he is, and if you will promise to let me and my fellows return in safety to the caves of our ancestors 1 will tell you all, and truthfuily, that whch I know "Very weil,” sald Om-at, “Speak, Kor-ul-lul, and when lig have told ct nature, and pee! wick In Ge hi Verran does th thy OF the anya oy avenge ofthe anyte oy sling dima ine goree 1B. BUISPECLA he Ix an Impostor, becurme the slave of O-lo: CHAPTER XI. (Cont tue.) CHORUS of admiring and reverential “Ahs" arose from the priesthood. Ko-tan and his warriors were in a state of mental confusion, ecreuy they hated and feared Lu-don, but so in- erained was their sense of reverence or the office of the high priest that none dared raise a voice against hin. None? Well, there was Ja-don, foar- vex old Lion-man of the north, “The proposition was a fair one,” he cried, Invoke the lightuings of Jad-bea- vtho upon this man if you would ever convince us of his guilt’ Snough of this,” snapped Lu-don. nee When was Ja-don created high priest? Seize the prisoner,” he cried » the priests and warriors, “and va the morrow he shail die in the mau her that Jad-ben-Otho has willed, There was no immeduite movement on the part of any of the warriors to ubey the high priest's command, put the lesser priests on the other hand, imbued with the courage of fanati- wisn, leaped eagerly forward like a ,.ock of hideous harpies to seize upon {their prey. game was up, That Tarzan No longer could cunning and cy usurp the functions of the weapons of defense he best loved, And o the frst haeuus priest who leaped ) the platform was con! onted by ho suave ambassudur trom heave it rather a griia and ferocious be jose temper savored more of hel the altar stood close to the weat- n wail of the inclosure, There was ust room between the two for the xh privat to stand during the pe rinance of the sucrificial ceremonies. me all, you and your fellgws may re- turn unharmed to your tribe.” with a very wide, straight- nd only Lu-don stood there now bt “Tt was thy commenced the pria- dauntless way. I Baye noted that across neck and no sleeves, but with nd Tarzan, whit berore hun were oner, “Three days since | was hunt. many times this mode of colffure has delicate black silk lace” gathero haps two hundred warriors and ing with a party of my fellows near tended to bring out a girl's hitherto ®found the armholes. Black lace also * BY EMILIE HOFFMAN + riests, the mouth of Kor-ul-lul not far from ea dropped below the skirt edge, while The presumptuous one who would where you captured me this morning, unreveaied charms, but on the other over the ‘ace clusters of black Copyright, 1921, by the Presa Publishing Co. (Tho New York Evening We-id) have HAM. the wlory_ UF fleet dayinig’ When we wars Gurpriaed AHL Bee EBOR 2% ae hand. I have seen it detract most velvet grapes were applied in striking URING the past week the shops They are developed in the stralghcgyeresting hand upon the blasyaemous by a large number of Ho-don, who Et + sadly from @ woman's appearance, es- effect. have been largely featuring ©heiMise style with collar and cuits og mnpere r rushed forward with took us prisoners and carried us to % ’ y cially when she is past the girlish . Have you noticed how many of the he White and a narrow led itstetched hand to seize the wpe- A-lur, where a few were chosen to pecially e is pi girlish gimple georgette evening frocks are check gingham dres: The collar can ve d ty wither higng stead it was he who Was be slaves and rest were cast into a 1% NYNH& H + ple georg ig r an Instead it w 32 2 NYoe Ww... + 4 | 8e. for the cut is too general to lend completed with glittering bead cords models are attractively developed and or low vffect. are Nats of tue dxcized; seized by steel fingers that chamber beneath the temple where OH 38 Northern Pacific. + [individuality and too insouciant to eae orp aie snels ania wee in some cases bear tags showing a Sime fabric in fevcnink vary We suapped Mim up as though He pi are held Uieioclit) treo that 3 gt % | Oklahana P Le 5 ‘ vo ends and lend just the rigi of 3 Brit and a narrow leather §poen a dummy of straw, grasped bim are offered by the Ho-don to -ben- a Lan loecerenae C Boe te rete ere ee no MENS reasinoag. for’ the dulieaurruged SecuoHOn invprice which le unusual) flied Grima anda Gasraw | pur-§;y one lor and the | sat his Otho upon the sacrificial altars of the 15% 120 + %|Ownm Bottling, ZG) had their heir bobbed are striving for fabric? When beads are not mtro- 80 ea.ly In the season, The woinen it d for less than $11, and ticre 198i toe and raleed him wi DCAM tarnole ean: —% 4% Pacis Gas a little individuality by brushing it duced in this way, T have seen them who know are taking advantage of a touch of smartness in the costuncg pack And raised bin with & ant arine temple at Aalue. | u u + % | back from the ears and holding it with forming a delicate, glittering outline these displays and they are selecting ¢ pean t d by the aver- others ready to set the my fate sealed and that lucky were 5 ; age home dr a dee him down, and thore who had beet See $1 [combs while in back twisting it and fiery ‘compose the entire. akirt; or te Maree checks which they know “Ee hom Uyond the altar. was Licdon with slaves Wmeng he Hordony for they oh 8 Tp peas ‘ $B jtueking tt into a roll, Th! effect 1 sometimes, and. frequentiv one'mas Will be fashionable next summer ‘Phe kiddies are not overlooked when e udvancioe Wanora Hie. ‘ st might hope to encape—thoss tm ae Gry ee F Blhave pictured on the model holding trons’ gowns, the beads are profusely Anyway, ginzhain frocks will be wo.a {t vo nes to be Fowl. One whop is} vre Lu-dor or any other could the chamber with me must be with- 38% 38% + ta | People's Gan the fan, For the matron as well as “MPlied in rich designs that all but indoors all winter, so it {> well not Eo ne (ata TR RE fgeuess Whit was in the mind of the out hope, 4% 4% — %!| Pere Marquette... +1%|the maid, bangs arc In favor, and COVer the entire surface, Such frocks ¢o mis: any chances on bargains. out neue lncenele aan eonderin da, Tarzaay with all the tory yt vasterdny a strana thse Dabs 8% 6% — % | Illi Pocroleun , + %/usually are accompanied with a close oe Aan Menecn a desicns. ‘There is a aitaple sti pe Dhant th the. te nO camp nen oS “al the. prints aad by 1% | Perce Ai : a a ad med um high neckline d Let ores ophant in the face of co < ’ ee ew pan lees once * JF larrangement at the sides anda high . Vetticoats with such. transparent Something quite new in fans are the Arie tnoh ed vail Of Lhasa an the HlEMPorleate aude a tHouRh Che lthen tee ny of his warriors, 46 H+ H/ Itt & W ‘ + 4|twist or fluff at the top. Feney pina fbrics ce summer even ng large affairs composed of ph Rt end Jush die teitesis HWE nia ke up of {to actions were or mieKly au) ona white all la erent Pavone os, Bnd) 8 Ww " ade are f peasity, rang ea , akaad co) , ene ay e ad ‘ap 1@ top ol ei) 7 e » 1084 100% + | Pinan stot Car {18 [ot carved ivory or tortoise shell are Ana in onter to make eure that a truck feathers arranged in graduated thy. same fautie. ‘The titile tots took tHe Attar mau team tnere. te a: Nanas. Wao Lomein Cootbelcnaretee ti nian See Mala eee + \% | modish accessories, and are frequently is supplied with one it is attach d to !encths upon frames of amber. The charts in Lose cuits, hold upon ie summit of the temple we wretched ones awaited our fate, I Cd Cad tube Sine + 14 '| studded with jew n colors that te freck as a part of it, Hot this graceful feathers are dyed in bright = wall, As ne gained a footing the aw to my surprise that It was none Sees ER NC eee AHL nn Im nat then HAsOnTENAL tHe Duttle. eBlEty Kueh Bi vokahes. Purple, .grean, 17, 0CKINE over tha 1 st he tuened and lu: sed down apon those other than that terrible man who had nee miptelyche: Syening sown: cont Is thus attached—with the frocks gc,; $3.95 will buy a handsome ono, — (lite, {inten ; fag taQbeneath Kor a moment he stood in »ntly been a prisoner in the vil- hea ots ~ ,'* | Ht seems to be smarter this year built in one piece the shirt edge be- ee Ee s Ry Me neue hari teaviealioncs anu. thon. he anoke of Kor-ul-lul—he whom you call ‘ to wear a flowing spray of flowers irregular every time one's arm : a DROCURET ; Who dave bell he orted, “that Tarzen-jad-guru but whom they ad- — 1 [Reo tron & Steal. TN et cu uoreme ene aha Guike lned for the dance, and tha petti. An attractive window display is 1Aiher than profuse trimming. Hand: § 1s ven-Otho would foraake hinsont” dressed as Dor-ulcOtho, ADS BO Re eee, to Biles a Rei wer Goat would be revealed were it held shuwing garden dresses that are ils Molele in erage de tie tie and then he dropped from their sight louked upon ux and queetioned the Te, Bees gleaae t % | the most novel introduction of flower from the waistline inatond of the «reatly admired by passersby, and are eiitehing or vory deli mobroldery Q@unon the other si st, and when he was told of + 1% SL pth went + %lvariety is the calla ‘lily. Of black should Mhig ts whyimany WoMGn) Feige purchased bY WwOnGN whe Kay in oonurentine colny ose in pink? The brains of the priest that Tar pose for which we were Ime +s * Ml velvet, 2 languid spray of them at are adoy the chemise undergar be purchased: By ANNO Bay, Te novelly etitehin, are @zan had thrown at the head of Lu- prisoned there he grew angry and Sere heanik TIN | the side of the girdle gave a striking Ment which forms isole and pet- they are just lovely for vacation ‘A DRonMtaAee coat in don had been dashed out omainst the erted that it was not the will of Jad oe Rene Cie 11% ; tag 7 ticoat in one for the one-piece short- Wear. They are made up of bright tha rolling colar etitoned:| wall, while the hush priest Ytho that his people be thus sao- at, Siosee. Com : + ‘4 {finish to a tangerine georgette frock. «'<irted frocks of the moment. flowered fabrics thal are very pretty. Dat dtalan with tone ailiG. and the it had even vita only a few , and he commanded the high if : al + Mh a — psec gsites Se a ie ter - ‘oole stained in oe & to soe priest to liberate us, and this was Ho ees HS ee . line howe hiffon Jnghard pavement, Quickly scramuling done, + Peni +h STATE TROOPERS GUARD pleated and lined with p nQtu his feet, he jour ‘round in fear, “The Ho-don prisoners were per- TONE Stand of of NI pt a0 = % ; | paputar lemon calor hi 22 on terror and finally in bewilderment, mitted to return to thelr homes and + dhenast Warner =e i GOV. MILLER AND FAMILY! /, nbtreetive Tiade for he hat not been a witness to the we wero led beyond the City of Aclur + etuhtaber i -— — lemon cole at the meek Hine anigine-man's escape, | "Seize him," “no and set upon our way toward Kor. ° ayer sia) Mphteny an E Pre Jeradually si nto darker tone ‘arize the blasphemer ul-lul. ‘There were three of ua, but — 1% [sei vallng te t ‘ CURB MARKET. Share High Low. Tart Lake Placid Visit. June 1, at the hem, it is a deep orAng priests were riisving «ound many are the dangers that lie between. a Ter & Pac Coal, +4 ——— Niet deeeueeee Tw ‘iu ‘iy] SYRACUSE, July 23.—Mystory aure ote” TOR pret tre libe ineted ee Mo Mueiiee ual tnenseaeatealonioninis neuen Therefore rh r is nse y “| § 23.—Myste1 - | touches of green trailing upward fro 9s ne fy eb rene nwalted o 4 + 8 ee oa + My Although of the usual light Satur- Vriducer & Refiners 2% 9% | rounds the close guard by State troop- the hem. now stolidiy the command of their none of us reached the village of our Ae iM Goce Pasion: ee : day nature, trading on to-day's Curb | 5000 Texon O & 4. "9 6 «| eye of Gov. Miller and members of the " 2 king or high pr Ko-tan, more or people and only one of us lives, © + 1 Reale +4. |Market was confident intone and) 4. 0. », MINING [State Board of Estimate and Appor- | Mor the vacation d you wilt ios aenretly pleas) by the Alesargats have spoken” sa shee orate + Pom i ton 5 ld fi 1 4 oh) SrNone Fe Toca j Pa Y at of embr y lo whilefure of La-don, wailed for that wort ” +1% Ta Rs tere co oF 1 prices either held firm or in many | go ig teas HPAI ODS Sp enSLE OApanti on teur: iuway the tin nt on the poreh.gto give the ni ary directions, which zan-jad-rurn?” asked Om-at. ee re penn wine ~ %\cases went up. The motor group | 2300 Hot & Mont ene party la due to-day at Lake peniuns you are on. to fill up theghe presently did when one of his aco That ‘s all I know,” replied the + % U8 Ind Alcona, showed more activity than it has in| q ; | Placid, where are the Miller farnily and chest,” and a bedspre lytes excitedly explained to him the prisoner, “other than that he whom + Ma) @ Ratio. weeks: Puytilic dntcroat ts hecomine| 1 1 | the wives of other memters of the eQmanner of Tarzan'a escape they call Lu-don, the Bigh priest at + MS Stl Seery , anal 48 28 | porty, ‘Troopers have been assigned to A careful sesvch of the temple A-lur, was very angry, and that one + % US Steel pt mone and more eyiden tin’ automob: : | suard their every move. A special simple but grounds revealed no trace of the of the two priests who guided ue ont — % Utah Comer ry, | Btoc! d Henry Ford's story rt FN eararicy sieande tat lanl Mica titohes are {lke aNArrY; of the city said to the other that the + 4 Jing how much a man can accor ; Harilicerand Next Andentara Ghee ciel in rapidly exceuted. = stranger was not Dor-ul-Otho at all; -— % 2 it be v8 i urces int 7 3 s Bee aE ae Art embroidery shops are also she ‘ ‘\ t Lu-don had said so and that be = ay steel, Fy /it he throw of his resources into Nee ts Juney tet uaty they Fetlicn Ing tampora in those dare cote CHAPTER XI 80 said that he would expose + JP) Va Imm Goal coi & |the problem of solving readjustmen at’) i {from the week-cnd at Lake Placid I: that are as desirab und they are ND while the warriors and t ” that he should be puniehed Heb cesar |difficulties, is generally regarded as is not di whether the precau- only 29 anid 84 conts. Some in white {ho petinte of A tuF chea With death for his presumption. That + VS Wahaah + 1 |2 boon not only to the motor industry ’ | tions w nm weenuse of warning nts. A smart pantalette suit ae ae & the ee they sald within my fearing. + 1%) Woet al + 4 | but to buhiness in general. 1 Jictters or of the wave of nold-upa tr $1.19, and when emmbroidererg Dio sine stort’ svantened Qorae et Oe Eee . Wert Pacific “| : ‘ oo 1 1 i faa ot iHendtaca colom this same anit sel and the city fo anished ans a ; Lihat ee | Durant Motors in the closing hour 47 4 | thls section ms you would like ag,qe-man there entered the head of Om at ne aed 0 your way,” be Rowioeee aes *|sold up 3 points to a new 4 kos sateen mre You can set one eieail-ja down the precipitous trait Salt, "and Ab-on, aend warriors te — ts Wheeling & LB, ‘to 6 7-8, Maracaino Oil adva mA Veee Hi . rant Tar-don,” ho 4} Whorling 5 " ous you onty $5.50, and if you bearing an Enfleld upon his back E prep ip ohooh heals {a new high for the week, selli iM FLAMES IN A SAW MILL "co"! ye broidered you would pay re Win the eceoneor ane ay) stranger, eith me." and rising + % Whi sere lor. eer ate, a | - af ik Hira eh ‘ as he te e way toward the summ! + % Wh % (91; International, Petroleum 4 vs |Minge 1 s an aw warrior, but fe of the cliff, aad when they stood upom L Willy Overland | 4 F 1% yfabove 11; American Oil w HONDS | sik piriiina “She: the rien Intent. dk Y Wort Pun 1" 1G 8-4. 1 Oil of Indiar ct Pack ( 8 48 | and Spreads to Adjacent Build meihing now in girdles is seen ing cloth, cr Ia) and: a etree Bo: Tee GineRk P nen aoe lee TOE ota ates ; *T sollinus -8. Shipping shares! ni ta, 5 ow ii) oval gunmetal or allver 1 was armed with a heavy, {Re valley, toward the City of A-lur + % it ttle Three alarms were dasa pre- buck with a ec atin ribbon i ng} 0 western roa — y bi with little] 4 wonda « ‘ q ort knife, the ir ad oe) Ley) a ‘oup | * Ty 20. mutto a 2 M. hen fire draw trough to loosely fit the walst . Py y in prices, The mining ap mond caution at 2 A. uy, We f bh : vay Pa +? |CLOTHING COSTS UP, mely dull wail was diatovered in A. Dona ate in long flowing ends of na th a ia cnore. Js Tareon-jad-gura, be M re] — }saw mill, at West Avenue and Newtown ond of one of ‘bis ™ rae i i re FOOD PRICES FALL.| Tl. ‘Low. La Creek, Long tilund City. ‘The mill wa — site belt support- wns -— - INDUSTRIALS 00 3a. surrounded by lumb rand inflarmab New guimpes in not aro pouch at his right CHAPTER XIN, 4 ; ‘< t front and coll . ‘ oe: Sees Net Change in Favor of Consumer i t t motertal. { . a “and ng alone In Feces | a i Fire boats were se Fl a is of his friend, the chief of TARZAN Jeopped to. the Guit Staten Ateel in Jane, 2-10ths of 1 Per Cent, 1 bi - hAGRe Ore Pp ground beyond the temple Haskell & Barker. HRS ei ; * Crock to ald in fighting yellown are plent Ie yntemplated the e . + 1%| Clothing, with an average increase in which spread to but did not greatiy "p) » effective with the colored with sury ee RE ls wall there was tn his mind 2 of -10ths of 1 per cent., was t ri ONYNT EHS t damage the bullding of A. J. Waleott & binzers and gweatera or to mateh the$4 Rab Nee in hina no intention to escape from + “only necessity that advanced during| 200 Lacomobile Sears Rochas’ Te 28 ee he YS 1 Co, dealers In marine supplies. Fire. sporta shirt ¢) roof the r with waleh bis the City of A-lur until he had satisfied 4 [dune, according to statistics covering the tional Leather 3 Rewbuck 2h wis 80% men had the t out In halt an hour, ¢ + experience of Tarzan iae Terrible aad himself that his mate was uot a pite 4+ 4 entire United States, made public to- Ray deer A068 2 cep ig anomie pe te _—_—_—— j ; made him fauin!!ar - Anerthers ay by the National Indust er.) 100 No Am wo SONY ‘ Paty ‘Who ar you?" asked Ta-den, but ‘ [sty sh Maton tts cer| I RAR ic ae int ik |DOZES IN SUBWAY: WAKES 11 Your Vanity Bag (inctmnrine sms "titt*itstait “rhe mas onty oe olin of wet + 40 Radio Com... 4 3 indicate t he did) ne Acre a ¢ + ‘| "ood wos the only item that decreavea| 22? Bate om 4 THNS TEM ie TO FIND HIS $60 GONE.': te Indicate that ho “sl not “under ne now that he might ‘nd even tome * 1 that only 3-10ths of 1 per cent, All| 6100 0 8 Stcam 30 110 100% 100 -—— 7 eane atta icden decided he would take the POm@ty sanctuary and that was the . other items, the report said, remained| 4200 U S Suip Corp. 25 5 + 10% % | Mam Caught After Chase Says He! Have you made yourself a dain a@stvanger to Om-at and possibly to- Forbidden Garden of the King. There + % stationary. ‘The decrease In the average | 100 United Ret Candy hiv pase epee: Innocent, j vanity bag for summer evening wear?) ther the two would find some way was thick shrubbery In which & mae Lem living cost of a typical wage-earner's| 200 Wane Com an oe GIRL VICTIM OF AMNESIA Patek qeooney We-No. ans Avaal 1iaen | Ai eNO pleasure la Indeedor discovering the true intentions of might hide, and water and frulte tal Seabee oft ner ons 660 Anglo-Am O11 iy Gm tone | WOM Drensed, She Ie Foand Wan-| subway this morning and awoke at 145th they add considerably too to thes toil vo cuniiny nim, and together ple wall he disappeared from aight of + ‘| ‘The statistics showed the decrease of| 4m sO of Indiana 68% (om ‘\ imple frock. Of rosebuds and lace’ ded toward the cliffs o! hey isiautina the year ending tat hes dering at Colambus Circle, Street to see two mon who had been simp vata nded to the cliffs of any chance observer above, down ving costs during the year ending July ened , : oe : an intaaand kno! yes -m | amounted to 21 per cent., leaving.| 1000 Roone Ol woo. A well dressed young woman, about| fitting near him leaving the car, Rooney or fancy ribbon, aul ty sted be k i a Cee att ig Tu-den, of the stone stairways that led to th W | however & net. inoreape. of BL per Gent | len none: wyesee (2 63 Tewenty-one, evidently suffering trom am-| discovered $40 was missing from his ted into flower effects, with a laceg,, I beticve. Om-ati sald Tu-den, OF Tht a ihe Aims Thal ted 10 ehe over July 1, 1914 200 Mik Baan Tet 6 6 Vnesie, was found wandering about Co.|Wousers po He started in pu at the top. or of pleted mace ee eT oe tie macnn, the tieet. tirn of the corridor and came tue te We LEE ip rE eM 40 Glensert:: Of % 9 Tiumbus Circle last night, and taken to| Patrolman ed him hasing with gay ribbon strings, or #ible word that had fallen upon face with an under priost. Before the 1% 1M Hospital Unit Memortal Ready. | 400 Huden On 2 Want 86th Rereet station by Patroinen (A tanh ta Bical . firin ; tenthar tails; t hawe potioad ears of the str since he had pelest could determine on any wultal WH MU + % J, & R. Lamb Momorlal Art| 1100 Int Petrol Sal Rite a gi formats ots and arresting Prank of Kay ih iat ome among thein, ace lightened line of conduct a long, kesn knife had The J 1 Lyons ld give no Information |eral shots a Z " ir usefulness in holding the tinygcome among gbtened + *' Studios have Just completed and will| 0? Keriom Ranger bd ” gardin f ; . | gharty.-tw oF No. Os Fast th eee their us Fr io the Mpg Tarzan!” he cried, “Tarzan of the been slipped into his heart, +1 t ~ . mia 100 Lome... ” a » Was tuken to Beilevue Hospital. | He didn't have the money and deniod he ,erchtef, tl perfume v' iD D 1 gns he tried to tell set this webk a huge bronze memorial Lf ts t F | ‘ P 2 Gap . Apes! and by signs t 1% taptet’ inthe Ront-Graguate Hospital, | 400 Rernme o Wh | ine te tal ad ER ae GAT alr ane Pee eet tomilatet’ at six “aaitic: BAY? atick and other necessities of thegthem that it was he nom he sought, Do Not Miss Monday’s Interesting * in memory of the wnlt trom: thet hess | 190 als OE Beets: aan ‘ “modish make-up. Early the next day they sallied instalment, - * « tenog for shopilituis. mo 7 4” te 8 plual which derved la the a. 2, we aes 0 . | tenon a» s ‘ ° oath iste amanennaieumedasmsens tan sibuinet\ / = f _ i" a ee i j a | | ia + -