The evening world. Newspaper, January 13, 1922, Page 24

SIRT LETS Es NEB _THE EVENING WORLD, FRIDAY, JANUARY 13, 1922. Stuyvesant. Commerce. | Morris, of the P. 5. A. L. weekly tourna-|meet the Clinton Club five at the Weat INN, ¥. HIGH SCHOOES [Ircats at tne Comba pool to-morrow (Side Y. M. C. A. to-night, ‘The line-tp tg sed ore when they clash with tho unbeaten for the ) Commerae: es seemtre: Rowan nat first. ons Entries of the high echeele in | Erasmus Hall team. The probable land Basi “guards; iegbetttes, [8 aps the P. $. A. kL. indoor champion- |line-up: Kennedy and Smith for the|ZInn, Kats, Taviin, Taviin, Carajanes inierg at Ge fourth play ler ¢ e to-merrow will be found on J yd h 5 | Pactra t Roose CROWDS AT SHOW GREAT \T INTEREST AS GOOD HUNTER cores vs ; wane the Sanne evelt i Baton 4 po) We I» “j records of the star athletes Peterson Spengler, dive; Cros- pst, Behos! fackatbek team will close a Deedtn o and cafe . Saenictlinaai nenadlipncains expected to » The Evening won Bi Smith and Bryckzyneki for A. L, season against George | forward: i World will print the reauite of [" ine gcariet and Blue quintet wil! en- rah binge Eicoet and Borton ‘Toad. | clinte rim the Debarebls satan Ot Bi Po*'c Interested in Product Manu-|Being Exhibited for Ficst Time in}Garden City (Kan.) Man Chases thie meet in, the later editlone to- the Townsend. frarris. pasketbalt }Ehe. I Roosevelt: Rorwards, | Fae tne Ss gaeee ewlioe 5° niors Will Entertain To- factured by Kt. |!. Collins the Lobby of Hotel Buck Miles Across Prairie | The ‘iret event ie 'o cchegated ‘to af the c. o. a fee urd, A Ureentield the yards, Grove and ; ° . | and Associates, Commodore, Until It Is Ttrapped begin at 2 o' chook: in Rie Reg- pr er enas Gueing the week and frome % Night and To-Morrow in | es | , iment Armory, 108th Street and oan chiet poine scorer [hnrd, ‘Goldstein an a Anarere, inthe , ‘ ‘1 | reg eg ee dts Sfendelaton a 1a High School Audtorium, The unusual interest in the Poor-| ‘Thousands of automobilists have| Called upon to deliver in) many — — — lvse exhibit at the auto show is due| shown great interest in the new Fox unusual trials and testa, the Over- Evander Childs High Schoo! seniors | !#rrely to the fact that The Peerless| air-cooled car which was given its|jand, with triplex springs, acored its M present three one-act plays to- Motor Car Company ts now operated | first formal showing to the pubfic|most unique acomplishment when it shoot | LY BR. H. Collins and his associates. |this week in the Hotel Commodore. | was forced into the role of a deer ight and to-morrow at z-| Mr. Collins recently resigned a¥| Ansley H. Fox, who is well known|hunter and accomplished the feat sage ith Label cht | President and General Managor of /to sportamen ns the inventor of the | guccosstully, ony isi i 7%. Cadilina 4 »,| Fox shot gun, is the inventor and de- 7 r ae eet AC chatncers nond!| signer of thix new six-cylinder alr-| A. A. Miller of Garden City, Kan. ith a young rustic who has the repu-/ Gnd the designer, ers, mani! cooled car. Mr. Fox has driven air-|with three pasengers in his Over- yy |tacturers and merchants now con- | cooled ince th first fa saint thrust upon him de- |!" si Ay s con-/ cooled cars since they were first|iand, were returning acrosa the chet erie caat Ie ux followe: | Nected with the Poetles were fori orly made and has been interested In their | prairie to Garden City. Off im tho : 5 8 , velopment for many years. rads Hyacinth Halvey, John Koch; Mr.) “sociated with him in the Cadillac | “Tt car is strikingly beautiful {distance they saw an animal moving uirke, Morris Jackson; Sergeant | Company rden, Adolf Kalin; Fa fn appearance and its lines are simi-|along. They ran toward it, only to ie to the highest grade water-cooled | discover that it was a two-year-old cars, Although the Fox has as much |/buck deer “"'new management lost no time in|road clearance as the average motor| At sight of the Overland the deer i} making genuine improvements to the |car it {s exceptionally low and smart| broke and made off at top speed a4 car |in appearance, Miller stepped on the accelerator and Visitors enthused over the details| The engine gevelopee 82 horse- | started what turned out to be @ phril- re <f the numerous French type louvers | power at 2,200 RP. M. It averages |ling chase of many miles over un- 4 e The second play is Lord Dunsany's ragedy, “A Night at an Inn.” Alin the hood, the American walnut 28. to 20 miles per ion of gasoline. |raken prairie, with its gopher holes y of sailors are trying to escape| steering wheel with the new type |" Shiite une Stee conan tas Gad otter Onataciaa: three priests, whose idol they| "Park and throttle contro! of Peer-| now on the market this new car takes| Tho Overland gained steadily on lees design, the durable tire carrier |). we despoiled. Secking refuge in al ang the practical windshield cleaner, |{2° alr in from the front instead of |the fast tiring deer. Just outside of i } ] 01 : Garden City the buck ran into a se in England, the satlors using « suction fan in the rear of the y | revthe priests to thelr death, but | ait'the fo the pleasing features | nine. ‘The valves are of exception- |fence and followed it to acorner er they think themselves to be in | jas: slid ale ally } particularly the ex-|There, in an attempt to jump the 1 ety they are themselves drawn to| "They admired, too, the beauty and| |haust vi hich permits the hot | fence, it fell, Its antlers became en- jestruétion by the idol. ‘The beautiful cars on display in the | Peerless booth give evidence that the incus Sober; Mrs y . ‘The cast: f the cowl. | fire expelled quickly from | tangled in the fence and it was ef- TEE io Wiliam Quigiey? Bil, | UUlity of the cowl-lamps and visors | 115" Sylinders, thereby eliminating {fectively trapped when the Overland exander Kallsh; Albert, Jullus Mil-| "auch favorable comment was hoard | mC of the heat. |with its four hunters reached the ; Sniggers, David Paley; Firet|at the booth regarding the cngineer The cooling fins on the cylinder |Spot. — jest, John’ Hawthorne; Second|ing pupertorities of the powerful | walls are milled out of the solid cyl- See a t, Philip Sahn; Thin Priest, | cight-cylinder Peerles engino and the|iMder casting and consemently | being made of molybdenum steel; the ore Herbert; Klesh, the Idol,|eturdiness of the car's construction, | Strengthen the walls so that they can|axles and other parts are alloy steel, est Van de Weghe; coached by|as well as the general features of the |be made comparatively thin—permit-| designed for lightness and great live Dillon. . entire line and the niceties of detail | ting the heat to pass euickly through | strength. 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