The evening world. Newspaper, July 27, 1921, Page 19

la i THE EVENING WORLD, WEDNESDAY, JULY 27, 1921. ft 1 4 ' | oa ea totic Ni BY JOHN dG q ' itu | aS 119 | ppBtterie—Taorar and Baw; Wetris and } | | Pete Herman of New Orleans, who |Joss hls manager, climaed she maseh by (ie: | THE CLUBS | at Washington— i uf ” | : ok his title of bantamwoight |e™™ ‘<r | Rs ie at er | len n by gett Judges’ de.| terry a fe and Kid Nowt | | Witeuctiee—# Sobaik; Zeebury ‘and ® champion by ting the judges’ de-| Warry Grd of Piisinree and Kid Norfolk. the e fatteriee—Paber aad Schaik; Zeebary and Pll | ‘ an cision over Joe Lynch, t! Impion, /£S folorsd. Marrwwent am 88 foot As Toxic NATIONAL LEAGUE. | sic ; | . "UK | | [for 9 wn rowit tout to be held at Porbes Fiold | Clu Wek. PC.) Chul woe PC. GAMES TO-DAY \ ws | jim their fifteen-round battle at Eb- Jin Piitstureh on Sep. 2%. Grob. He ts ald, han | Pitteburgh ...60 12.682 | 47 | St Louis at New Mag , } | bets Field in Brock!yn on Monday |agreed to fiat Nortotk Gre was tecoverad foun [Now York 34 4 622 [ 00 49! Cleveland at Boston : SYNOPSIS OF PRECEDING INSTALMENTS | a . gi fis antec An operation for che remoral of hie tonmls, — | Boxton 3136 985 Cimcinmati 36 32 409 Botrent at Phitad an i night, as a d to give Lynch g ' toe Hal, Othe Apes learns from | [Bene has deteed IVS Se UH | Breokiyn ....47 45.505 Phitadelohia. 26 62.295 Chicago at Wash ihe tein of Aca naving urs ae ato She ‘ . | } Jreturn battle within. a month, two] At Troy, N.Y. on Ane 4. Mek Som ot | eka Veaventhy Succi Fj Wins his: frieddanip, and. the two Joutney , : | eer months or at any time that Lynch | Cleveland, the ligheweisst. and Yours Lanrette! at primate nae) = ; s id kills @ tiger that has attacked Tarzan, cl beens come . of Troy will come tomther tn a fifteen-round | New Your 6000001821-814 0 INTERNATIONAL LEAGUE, ‘ oral ft, Gorge of ons te 9 iver makes a demand for it and a club 18 |r toe decision st a bering show to be eesel La se SOR SRO ES ET aeiE | 7. 6) Oe can. ie ‘serbia ‘tn Combats with Oral * Saw Sweetheart With Another} Thugs, Gunmen, and Burglars) witting to stage the contest. After tho [ty the Isrum Sporting Cub € that ety, Thore |g fisicnes: Flues. vas 1 iagaea ded) Sayer: it oeline Wenata arvah HAG” Oat "Se A Baba astgeeeas : : pi fot ite nak ie Stl te Wares whe Pech milton, Carlson, Giacner ane . i beast ah as a , | atila (yataat owen ay sout Herman and Lynch met in the | At Chicago: Butt: 15941 .590| Newark 7 | em UEOH pees CHYOR tase tae, CHA) He ee, Relerees Chr tira enti, Gerned -cincemiey Of cond Also Was | Battle Detectives as They : nena ee 000001020-8 © 11 mecheter ...82 43 647 |Syrecvee Taniotfan Oo, dcven dno the oes meyers uss ft | * — |big dressing room where each dressed | Panama Jo. ans, colored wehenweieht cham: | Chicaen EUV G08 80 0000-0 5 0/0 reefers! he SMaE Maite and, calls one of the grgts ay aie ating and u Jealous. Are Rounded Up |for the battle, and Herman, grabbing | bla, and Neer Mores. @ promising cotord fighter | ylatteries B. Grimen and 0, Miller; Alexander, | T#ret “o [Reading i in dows I KeWige and siaets. rhting down the. worse jorning he seta ou va. foot. fr . . \ 5 iH Fe Ga MG, EW Beek: OE WWE ee H GAMES YESTERDAY. Beatie AAU, where He announces mimgeiE As the A uussinger and son of the almighty Jad: ania = Lyneh’s hand, said: “Joo, you gave mo | hp, oes Ri Jersey City, 6. eg He Ms brought before wo-tan, King of Pal al Gin, Wid takes ord: ut a a chance to get back my title and T]Usm tre evel tater, aad. be will” protabi 1 aotit $ | st Newart, 2 (it 1 lon, 5 ¢ leroidden tard we Tareag fide ‘ ae , otive! Th endmen: e Ganitary|® chance to get bac y Gans ts " will protably 4 i 4% i Neate ten’ ah dian Oued Gauchter of the Rute en et | Jealousy was the apparent motive! The amendment to the Sanitary i toinive sou (he mane sce 7 |e hing and Drak and Clemons Baltimore, 0 (7 inasn neem ue man reverted, mn ves beh | ehind the attempts at suicide of two| Code, adopted by the Health Board /AM™ gone to give you the same chance. a VPeep een OmNe: Bt CHRISERL vem powre) | Fereathy AY ROHN, 4, 1a ihe temptn in the lape of finding i yehind the attempts at suicide c eo 1} inex at o t , efi Js teathorwet | rain, ates $: Err zi We Dit of the grvf. ke escapes, Ja-don lakes Jane Clayiou to tue quarters uf O-lone | Greenwich Village | coutrol the traffic in nafeotic Ate AVL Stats AIL cr bl dik AL: Lic acl dg A Aa oly Leciaeany ‘Al GAMES TO-DAY. Buffalo Reohester (rain). CHAPTER XY. woman of my own race whom Ja-don|oune Nomen ON fag | nating, Bxrmcted to Beove: HERTy GEs | Sa: Qh Toral fans by hin aeat flchting wince Re care | Mew Yorn at Pittiburan eee Teoninads brought bere from the temple carly to-day. Therg was no connee-/Acient against the contrivances of| joe phiton. the tora! Moweight, who aatie tor {R6 (OF flahts, will get a good trvout on At 1 Broek at Chica | Reading at tervey ity i 66 #U!” exclaimed the Prin-|_“Sb€ is but this moment gone." | tion between the cases, One was suc-| the hundreds of addiets and traffick land eat month, where be te slated to Aabt | o'ten-rwund bout af faa Chicago, ted, ee ee Lovie wen Fae at teleess cess delightedly; you ~ Ho-sitr, cessful In her attempt to die. 4 Jere who have been notoriously huey [2mm Wilde, tke fiywetcht champion of Fa Bete ae ane ee ee esis | battale & hemmed : det ba ‘itl here.” ane Anthony Carr and his wifes! in Now York of late 5 Hoaletat in & twenty round bout. will erage in two fivats | Lew Raymond mas fist ctinehed ancthor tent ; aie ie on Speak my language! I Bu-lot wit scornful 3 Vee tk before: tie mati, FIs flew will be with Mickey [for hia next big open alr show at 1 ng AMERICAN LEAGUE, v told that you wer od ber and carried her} Catherine, twenty-five, who live at) wiped out control conferred by on SaTaloga on Aug, 12, and his second Bronx, on Aus. 10 the] Clube. WL. PC.) Clube, Wot. pc, | Stirling-Letich Golf Mateh Calle@ of another race aud from some far|* 9) ‘ ey No. 45 West 9th were mem-| Public Health Law wich Franke Mason at ode Uoring Drowe AL A. 1 meet fn thls co are Mary Crows, | Cleveland 89 1) Mi St, Loule...43 48467 | ort. land of which we of Pal-ui-don have|quickiy. im what direccon He toon [UES Of & party, in a re eal cc ten hevnawy ie: WenMeInto etcct| = nen ae el aN coe labs lates tose ag | LONDON, July 27—The gol¢ match never hoard.” her,’ Bleceker Street. ‘They ate well known | yosterday Dr. Carleton Simon Slinkey Henley of New. WhO. bie Jom Hon ote e | Detrott nas at tes Pnieteighiacae so cage | Deeween Mise Alexa Stirting, the Ameri- Princess Q-lo-a was sile F hat way," cried Pan-at-lee, point-|among the villagers, and a young] o\q + Commissioner turned from ately Westy when spt Fea etait aie wean Cane “8 \can woman champion, and Mss Cecil a was silent for a , cloniew,. Weel Sdta Ofek tet worn Harte, tue “Dy Dati GAMES YESTERDAY. long moment. “I am very sorry for| the “doorway through’ Wiieh {woman went over to talk to Carraro. | jis Squad were soon act, MU) tom te wen | souaay {ity (TANGA Kab Jai. aoe | At Bae wat tch, champlon of Great Britaln, which you; but if the Kings daughter can- 1 rd iene har be said to Pan. | Mrs. Carraro is alleged to have ht \-} busy. By this means,"added to the an and kis opr Mi by the mansgers of the men. They will | fleveland CIS I AEA on GT abd be Lad bes shill a at the Adding- not save herself {ebm such a fate,|at-lee. “She ts my mate, And if 1[¢d a glass at her husband gnd tact that preparations had been made [at wi AY Ga Coster SMU we Auer | me: Wine hn Hens tota Wale eee aud 0 bee vk LOO, CNT, eee Crayon | OnE yep ‘i cet i d means to li say p Wo “go hol dl ‘or sudden descr pon well known| Jetub, ve woman? }or|SUtvive L shall find means to lib Lyin, he wo "go home and | ¢, adden ot n well known t °*) you too and return you to Om-ut." : A ltaal saaiewe baa lens y . CLEA Soiled drink somethin traffickers and haunts, the | sone, the local middioweig Harn 4's Ayweicht wh see rey ¢ | When Carraro arrived at his apart |equad, numbers rty, gathered in| chuck Wiksins, the Wester | hae ‘mi te Henna, ¥ . ER XVII. | roand decision bout a! M me on UE an : gc (anics in the t banquet Pa cee ve Clayton] ment at 1A. M. he found tus younk | sisty a large quantity jew w GEA Man tk ry mtb! Tf arcle | he palace of ie n pated e conscious on tho bee Clof narcot lethtrton tance a " 7 of dhe Pal-ul-don, had nk a a A from the palagy of Ko-tan, the | Y" a witness until 3A. M th ; ny cases the persons arrested | ; al-ul-don, had commence: ; worked wit cl niany cases the persons arreste¢ . fi Pana Hie king, the woman struggled in- : ; : Fulton Street, last night when ar- oo @ailier this night than was ustial, for | soe DS eas ONE ealied-up Morcer Street fought desperately with their captors MEETS GIRL ON BOAT fosted al Brokdway and: 42d Strect | Telephone to this number tite Cig Wa eolab eating: A cessantly to regain her freedom ; : rend itor a siya para a eta ROBBED BY HER PALS ‘ c WIN BULROLAAL OF HIG BRIV. aauiautes |, AMM Cie they oatiion dOWNI/OUE of eet re oWu ANU KE: [erehtaRRI CRU HeCaheds mina Uuaies for eged theft of a yt whenever you want ee t only daushter| 15 hitis from which A-lur ts carved, | from St. Vincent's Hospital, and af-| scratched and battercs heb: : ——_—— Gia VG LS AGUAS BURP RUMI ERbIs 4 ee 3u-lot, son of J Lie tie ws that skirt the lower|ter vainly working over her until 6.90) whieh of the raid yielded not) Brooklya Man in Taxt Ride With Ooo hat eal Th c i7/ . ° ery exe tune he Best Taxi Service i-ben-lul, At the edge of {he took her to the hospital. He sald }onty nerve racked addicts, but a} Her to “Cottage” Is Beaten Up. -!with an overcoat and blanket on a Mo-sar, who sat yjend of J suffering frown | number of thugs, gangsters, gunmen,| 4 nigh opposite the King, Bu-lot rose from| the lake 1y a fleet of strong canoes, |she appeared to pe Moyea TUT When Jo this?” | at She Lowest Cost ae OHGU CH eo f had sunk Into the stern ¢ e of these canoes | Morphine poisoning, and she died +) pick s and burgtars, so Ott cecnahd of Now 64 Wort. Groone: Bid Mie policeman Who arrested: Atit sehty 5 his St and seizing tne Hee va at alfow hours fater, lwhom had but recentiy returned | Brooklyn, crawled into t suiamer too hot t rth | nife from the sheath of the warriog|{2& Warric the captive at a]|few 5 i iF was too hot to answ he question Yates -§ %, Z. oy tipon his tight, huried Ae with weeeell sgn from Mo-sar, who came and| The other young woman was Mics| (rom prison sentences. One of them home of Dr. William J. Garvey, near put he took his prisoner to the West | Rai s 20 to45% below ley al toree at Ko-ten, who lunged forward | stood beside her Dorothy Rowinnd, twenty-seven, of hadi a pistol and a buttle of ehluro-| Snyder's Lake, tive st of here, |47th Street Station, Peter: Redmond tanff Same low rate for'1, cross the table, the blade buri : Vee aa ey i ephonel par hin Beraieat with a badly battered head, he told of lof No. St 42d Street, said he 5 y Re. ? seerant © buried in 7 e dark ton: to |No. 27 West 10: D itt rte ut i [form inh Bale HEC US IHeaiAn ROU anit Arlen Wont thle: ine articlon to 5 passengers In addition — A brief silence followed the assag-|'BE South as . bales Hor CLO MS LTR Gi ae He 1 diamond ring, $79 in cash, a bank —— = | Oo Coupon Book Jor 8950 ite with ter. | Greystoke, slid quictly over the stern tndorsed arrived iy k and an He atid from | Governor Mobilizes Guned for Duty day boat, on sin's cowardly act. W fe saw her sweetheart with another | CALLS QUT VERMONT TROOPS Yor, now, Bu-lot f wly back to- | of the canoe intu the chill waters of | gir! last nigh When the woman poe ; urd the doorway at his rear, when arcely moved other | with whom sue ives for $20. —_—$$—$$——$— | any on th im te meta gowmei] RUNS FOR WEEK 800 20"*Century’ cabs — alt =suddenly angry w ped with . ran 2 than to keep her nostrils above th el . foun . they rid» to he rawn knives to prevent his escape : |x Village party at 3 A. M found | ‘ eizlice woman, Sh 1 R ai : ; nd to avonge ‘ther King. But ato cert Vr eie last weye ae YEE Ue | Miss Rowland unconscious near a| eau a cottage at Snyder snd (cated <a Veo ts f Ger: Manhattan and Bronx rar now tool his stind besi » thig gon. | ‘Then she struck out at had contained a carpolic | BBO eae eL StU een ne telomel Ge e port / — 24-hour Service — An K Let al wa her ital ina er adie] her t car drew ahoud. ‘Two men jumped out | | él . f Pal-ul-don prot r ruler! ryt f if 4 5 out of ke and, covering Leonard with a revolve ce b y " ey Mo-sar ouched and bathed, As st ered a hand. | oases een » ¢ International Paper ordered him out in the road. They | 20 CENTURY ibe erie Beineuna he wimnered Au of pbbics en, Rate eet => f Hotta bevels’ leat (Gage eet ote ua eed Tinea Ue | BROWN & WHITE ot leave the city without) of her fingers was blecding from a] J) G artness said to-da consciousness LaLa Ul] she is half the battle for the! cieun, st te fell to | l ad H Nee ‘ The girl talled with the rot ie ane (ie aye OOKEY, | wie Governor added that troops gait eatling hein by. namies “T ing for the cause and presently dis were ready to come on an hour's no-j chines drove away together Wolcane rites whieh veyed an eas | SO* Baby Hippo” |v ova tar ne vices wey wouis — Reluctantly Ru-lot’ followed his ither, who first instructed the wa iG ARaiE them Just inside they chat wis alinost razor like | G. t a il Helios eet : STEAL OVERCOAT NOW? ‘ Hed ft ihe round sh “ | ms sir crossell to the hangings at a ‘slender sapling that grew arcows | OES FO JQU Qian ceances tack Broken. | HE SHOULD SAY NOT! LINTERWATIONAL LEAGUE oe e opposite end of the entrance I straight and she hacked and sawed | eee ral nat CANGBTEON t Club, SIMITIW TIF) Site nt every “Brown Vite” nd followed by Bu-lot*made his way inti] she could break it off wi lee Lacon aplea: Andersen Milly. a window 5 s We Saw M pleat ead vA wn 20 4h Contury® ward the sleeping apartment of splitting the wood. It was just ihe |SiX-Foot, 210-Pound Girl Says] cleaner of No 97 rd Avenue, fel] Bat Man Saya We Saw pacers Jisl al (eq) Kicea laure mani jo-a, and a moment later, without rent diame for the abate ofa ‘ a a - from 4 third floor window to the street ita rit ere | if] Mark of Responstbility” i thetwo mon burst In upon : She Can Cook Without at xe. 194 Cham et today, Hel | : 7 c three occupants of the room. At She knew the arborescént gr: , was tiken (0 Browd Street» Hospital | i ant of them O-lo-a spr o her thi nt elded the longest and tough. | More Teaching. with a broken back and internat ine! “po you think Pm crazy” a est bers and the i‘ ‘ woe Pr What is the meaning of th he carried h tree ar; Anna Pap sixteen, daughter | jurte Imanded Car) Miller, forty, of No. 120 manded_ artsrily was tv he of Mr. and Mrs Mo-sar@dvanced and halted before Weiter y before Ss. Paportsky of No. ‘ Dt SALT ST ET a A ~saJ ENGLISH AND SCOTCH WOOLENS—SUIT & 5” "he cried, “when you know) that J e y of our mission you will] Qarza pal : We have sud news for sae ania tee fe hay been an uprising in HAP ‘ . : nh. The rebels is HOUGH T " {6 feet tall. , | » and now on their way ontsk of the city unt Mrs. Elizabeth Farre trendance | MURLigey Sy eurCNL GEA IDE nearly dawn he @ attached to the rument of | o s s i there is t OOS LO, tion, in making the complaint, | nowhere the spoor of hk down fri is nus lose. Come, and quickly “My father dead?” cried O-lo-a, d suddenly. her eves went wide. n my. place is here with my Di she eried Ko-tan is ead Tam queen he warriors Mo-sar saw that neither trickery natura! deduc aor persuasion would avail now he cried to his son, “take grant that Anna y¥ and pdura I Bought 300 Pieces of Genuine ; Huddersfield, English, All-wool Worsted Fabrics ed away cessive Mridas Anna admitted charges, but said aWay because she bXd been t in some otocs pote a am Le Ee aoe ue andes ont on tree ie and 25 Pieces of Scotch Cheviots in Very Desirable] | in his the very tree in which his | “if they would teach me sor lifted h Patterns. No Other Tailor in New York City pO that before O-lo-a or Pan- Had the gen other than cook'ng, | wou a bre ‘might even guess his pu ° the bosom of the going to a continuation s i e had disapeared through the hans- from a southerly diree-|said Anna. “I am the best Pave e ' wena Mi ah Sti ce tate eee | ae, A Sal _ Advertises Genuine All-wool Worsteds and Scotch ia hed Berancaceg More, Myconte SIN) uaa Ie Brn wh he ~. Tweeds Under $60 or $70 for a Suit of Clothes ae eeancat.lec whose name!that would have saved him hours mming hole he et 7 facranen to, wae Mit sonagh® MMe [tains Bok } Made to Order | n the two of them his hands were} Tt was at the end Ms} Anni gave as on , j full. When he «vould have lifted Rania eH EEN Moree LanG her st No. § is ° soe : seSaaute Mtg th he lene Aci fH a Bone ti warzin |ahe, Sh upppte told a nih our anti-dumping laws to relieve the stagnant, condition, in nak oy ete aber nea | reg ingera ta cadets wih leant bat Tide in the am Huddersfield, England. Since their entry, from all I-can under- Mstadhng seit wie ea au in a * stand, it would cost more for tariff on these fabrics than I paid for the tetra behind on xuddenty| ria a SH Ana lamer . goods. I don’t care if you are as large as a whale, | have $ 751 | nih EL Managing, to ene) tues samctent is at Tenet. to, permit | go for food and lodging, wus. Mixtures, Fancy Effects. I will take your order fora Suit, ba fis brain dropped him, of Jane ¢ on ae age a ormar wah aie i 5 ata vets mas at, eaeted {Re man‘ salen. Mae Heros 1 offer 14-0z., All-wool, All Worsted American Blue Serge, and I don’t i: wan a nated prvt sunt otiowed | frome water were auddeniy atartisd|yenr» age then Tey elber an ‘are how big you are or how small you may be, de- 75 iv anary raey. on “Dorsanle sleehteareving «Ment canoe ln the gtreetion rons ta nen homes formed or otherwise, I will guarantee to fit you In a ° BCS a Sarita A la BASE Ra Ai ee a | suit to order of 14-0z. Blue Serge at a price of ip nant ihe amnmintive Judson Aley, President of thi t) of Maine for the past + ¢ of Butler Colle Dr. Aley will re: al the University d Preside from my various stores for trousers as low as A number of uncalled for suits $g 00 | A number of uncalled $3.50 ' yea as low as ] a } row OW r , ean from Lu ne ] ise an ae eee m™" -~.g00dscan be | Verse never ye or fan foundineachof my parate him ) ft atercaden: Gh Three New York i slightly he looked with ane 1 Sta ge wg te Me" nave cone upon thi Stores. an and the other Pan-at-lee, “ut your way.” said the war seeamnetaaee buvece Manis | 1431 BROADWAY | 2 COLUMBUS CIRCLE 119-121 NASSAU STREET] | single terrible blow tt Me Re mane ral tinea aware hike COR. 40TH STREET Open Evenings Until 9 Open Evenings Until 7 two Women reco; d Tarzan re one of t est Open Evenings Until 9 Saturday 10 | Saturday 1 \ Saturday 9 1 ‘ jo Not Miss To-Morrow's Interestics he cried, ere is the Instalment, f ‘ ‘ 2 ¥ ‘ ‘ / . y F