The evening world. Newspaper, August 10, 1922, Page 6

pans 6 THE EVENING WORLD, THURSDAY, AUGUST 10, 1922. 5 Actor In ured Lea in Fro Bus; $17,000.000 TO MARKET BROOKLYN MAIN ]MISS BATSON MAY tor'n report that, while Mine Batson er Btate to ba iptleened in eonnea- DRILL THEATRE SAFE, had suffered a re sprain of he jon wit a suit for allenation of af- ping m ’ COTTON AND WHEAT| SHOOTS UP GEYSER BE COMPETITOR | et aniie, there were no broken| fections, Arsene Fallani Marteant was| BUT GET ONLY 48 CENTS £ Finance Corporation to Date Has]... pe oot 7 “ed test alll Serta ait alent to-day released upon furnishing a bond | Expert Crackamen Spend Several ou ng in 0 e 0 oman ar Advanced #104,000,000. Third Break There in 'T'wo] Doctors Tope Injury tof from' the injured ankle and. the doc. | fF $1,600, Hourd at Work. WASHI Aug. 10,—Applica Weeks. Ankle Will Mend. tors’ sory UN slice eras The e ailater HL tll byya surety] furglars spent several hours last ons from and wheat grower anchadt RIS, A * eAt tion, ahe will be in condition to take] Company collateral having been fur. Merchants and residents near the] PARIS ug. 10.—Florn Rater mean nighed th \t drilling, holes in the safe of the John Stephenson Falls From L Structure at Columbus | «socintions axxrexating $17,000,000 were] intersection of Flatbush and Atlantic captain of the American girl athletes ah lltagd pli“ Te Tak TAN aIRRCT Grecia, | Netenil AkiS AL Nb, GH CRNA ‘oved to-day by the War Finances| Avenues, Brooklyn, were threatened [here f “5 be whose wife has a 6 ani ‘ ally m A s jus thi s ‘tian! v e. Avenue and 72d Street. shortly after 10 o'clock this morning | #innins ® par |AIDS WOMAN HIS WIFE O.u toe nllbuatiny the Gt+ | doce ihe Wat FeeaRled Wilh €8 Cents “Doubling” for a female movie star who, according to the scenario, We Catton Oren ere el:| with “another repetition of floods | tlctnate eee HAS SUED FOR $20,000| fections of her husband, the father of in ohne, bee ay Ste : ewer which inunaated thetr cellars twice in| She 8° aking ne her five children. . must escape the villian by leaping from a New York bus to the elevated advan poe 4 S toot forl the last two weeks when one of the | hurdles s Stadium. The defendant lives at No. 271 Third] ‘The safe cracking was discovered to- vance not exceeding $7,000,000 to m1 considerab| Atte end Li r rea y by the _ ] structure as the bus passes beneath it, John Stephenson, a movie actor, st In the orderly marketing of cot- Y ater hl mls Flatbush Avenue heautaeed ents wicerine & tail Pitas ig er hit le in Nee sire where she was arrested yester-| day by the ss of the theatre. Po= H : 5 ton, Private banking resources will{burst. This morning a geyser fifty) ChCOUTMS FOIA IAN oh is NA RE MESA UAL New 6a, lice sald It was done by experts, i was seriously injured to-day. He is unconscious in Roosevelt Hospital. finance a large part of the requirements, | feet high spurted from the main at i rho is thirty-eight sep SERS Ta Re Advances for wheat growers’ assocta-] Flatbush Avenue and State Street for ‘ Stephenson, who is | iver at) MILLER AND ROOSEY re: Washingto fifteen minutes, but in this instance it } years old and slight of build, a ED AT BRIDGE 00; Montan was merely a jet and the water was é No. 125 Washington Place. He isem-| OYsiuit BAY, Aux NV Sera va carried off by the sewers. fi ployed by the George 1. Seitz, Inc.,]and Acting Secretary of the Navy Workmen engaged to-day in repatr moving picture concern with a studio] Theodore Roosevelt are expected here .000,000 to da Pan ee no ph ets the two breaks e i J Fednesday afternoon at the off. aijpiieaniicilia had placed a wooden plug about an . 1990 Park Avenue. The female} next We y r 4 at No, 1990 Park Aven! Dui onanlite 6f Ga WaW belle Geet © inch in diameter in the main near TO-NIGH T—yYou romp straight home with the new Ted star has been working on a serial an alr valve. This plug blew out " e - : rial tor Ray from Oyater Bay to S1yville | a. pot roe mennes co jeniett vale EAE Cee rey Ont ate Lewis Orchestra double-faced Columbia Record under ‘ thriller, doing the straight stuff, an¢ preparations are being made 7" THMIGe occa |ronte ob surrounding Wulldiiea, ihe your wing! It’s a peach, the kind of tickle-tunes that © at the proper time Stephenson in a {fair by a committee headed by | nounced to-day its unfilled tonnage: dene tes hd M A ‘ oor bite R. Coudert. A parade of all] has tr 40. ‘The unfille workmen rushed three blocks away, slip the sunshine into your spirits and get-you-going-to- aimiar make-up has been falling tnt SIA wil TARTU tress cha | nag M1 totalled to Hoyt and State Streets, and turned beat-the-band! Lewis is the speed-boy for the dance- Hudson River, dropping dov n« to the ttidge. The new| again 1 on June 80 and 4,830,. Joff the water. Then they put in a ‘i ! Palisades to apparently certain death, cont $400,000 324 on July 21, 1921 new plug. dames and dance-dads! And, to-night you can have him first and at his high-top-best! Ask for A-3647. It's a 10-inch record and costs 75 cents, Get it NOW! and ‘‘to be continued next week." , on @ special bus with the e serial riding on top and camera men stationed ahead and behind, the taking of the serial was ; proceeding J Street. At ‘ Columbus Avenue the heroine was to make her getaway by the leap to the elevated structure, climb up it and ted train across Stern Brothers _ ' aris aaee weubon Tataee WEST 42d ST. (Between Fifth and Sixth Avenue) WEST 43d ST. | Fgd Lewis, romps ghrgurh : and the c era. Stephenson stood Little, Cute Li Love Nest” up and made the jump. : Lit it ie “Hold it! Hold it!" shouted the - a ai = 4 | director as Stephenson swung a litle : bit and the camera boys the | “heroine” swaying in the br the baffled villain ng to leave the bus, which had increased its speed The point selected for the stunt is : the crossing used by thousands of motorists for the 72d Street entrance to Centrai Park. Patrolman Walsh Final Clearance! Men’s 3-Piece Suits of the Traffic Squad is stationed there. Walsh turned to see a “young 4 woman” drop from the elevated ae structure and to hear her cry out “She” landed in a heap on the car tracks, being narrowly missed by a passing vehicle. Walsh ran over and picked “her” up, while the bus full of actors returned to the scene. A passing auto was commandeered and the actor rush: to Robsevelt where Dr. Glenn said he was suffering from concussion of the brain and a possible fracture of the skull. Stephenson, according to eye wit nesses, made the short leap all right and was apparently perfectly safe, $27.50 RECORDS Regularly $37.50, $40 and $45. NOW ON SALE NEW DANCE RECORDS Sunshine Alley. Fox-Trot. We'll Build a Dear Little, Cute Little Love Nest Some Sweet Day. Every one of these Kirschbaum suits but his hold slipped just as he was Fox-Trot. Ted Lewis and His Orchestra, to begin the climb to the tracks. belongs to our regular stock. All wavedy tied eee ee ates cree. . f'Ox-' ~ eedle Deedle Dum. ox-Trot. s igi HARDING TARIFF PLAN HIT BY COMMITTEE Substitute Prop: of WASHINGTON, | Auk. I'm Just Wild About Harry. Fox-Trot. Ray Miter and His Orchestra, A-3640 10-inch 75c If | Had My Way, Pretty Baby. Fox-Trot. The Happy Six. A-3645 10-inch 75¢ NEW SO fabrics, from worsteds to cheviots— all styles from young men’s models to conservative designs. No charge NG HITS 10, — Broad powers over sane Gatien, originally f ; fe It’s the Last Time You'll Ever Rock Me In My Swanee Cradle. af w é ty ould b - Bigeated ane tee perpen pace be or ordinary alterations. Do Me Wrong. Male Quartet, Shannon Four, called flexible tariff provisions of the Burs Mirandy. (OY EEE Los eatin ners Alone. Tenor Solo. ‘ pending bill recommended to the Sen- Dolly Kay, Comedienne, Bil * s -day by the Fi ce e ’ illy Jones. : Sys day 7, the inane ‘ommittee 2-piece Palm Beach Suits A-3644 10-inch Be Kerry seeey EY First crack : ‘The principal modifications proposed i would prevent a transfer from the i dutiable list to the free list or from the out of the box —Reduced to $14.50 ‘ OTHER RECENT RELEASES free list to the dutiable list and would L ble E: eed duci -Coo. i Erehibi the "raising autuce bevend “tooteh” Rhythm, from — | Stumbling. "nner Sole OD EU easy thst Ten Layla Bot @hy maximum fixed in the bill, wMake It Snappy.” Medley Rien Cranits his Orchestra have hit-the-ceil- ‘ox-Trot. A-3626 10-inch 75 H B \- Sweet Indiana Home, Fox-Trot amma ing on the new double-faced Sep I Love Her—She Lo’ From “Make It S I'm Hungry for Bea 4 From “Make It Snappy.” tember Columbia Record! Talk about leggy stuff ; well, you won’t be right happy till you get home with The Columbians. A-3621 10-inch 75c¢ CLOSED ALL DAY SATURDAY Fibre Silk Sweaters Parade of the Wooden Soldiers. “ For W d Mii Ree Guaure our) noe “A-3624' 10-inch '75e “Sunshine Alley” and “We'll Build : Ia apes aaagee pees e Nh TO ers ‘Twas in the Month of May. Ata Baby) a Dear Little, Cute Little Love ' har gunner isthe Trot Ray “Miller ‘and His Cow Bele owt Nest!” Then you and the bunch will iy ‘West Forty-Second Street and West Forty-Third Street. Orchestra. wore Ao vae J omed eee cas get to hitting-the-timber and getting f ple ro foot-action that only Ted and his a I Love Her—She Loves Me. et Indiana Home, crew can brew! & rom “Make It S ivf ‘an and Schenck, Comedians, | cA Noteworthy Sale To-morrow of Fox-Trot. Ses A-3614 10-inch 78¢ You ought to be on talk-terms i Tree Te Renee cn Sweet Evening Star, (Wagner) with Ted, for he’s a card! Yes—he W ( ‘ ley Fox-Trot, Ray Miller qa iloncelia role, Habla Casale, slips on his rompers and cuts capers : orsted. J ersey Sport Oats pies AGHY 10:inch 75¢ | trish Love Song. (Lang) with his saxophone, batting ’em out i ‘ = My Laddie. (Thayer). Con- through both numbers with a splash- ; and Sleeveless Jackets taniee pid tgrd., Foxteet, | Teale Seen cords | of-speed music here and there: in 4 IWant You. Fox-Trot, A-3617 10-inch Symphony $1.00 true Lewis fashion. Geé, you swing 3 0 '@) nd 1 '®) 5 Rey Millen dnd this Ovcheatra: Preinda ta © Share Mises. around the circuit like you re wound : ° a ° A-3610 10-inch 75 sBeeehmmaHint) EiAio Roles up and you get orders right and _—_—_—_—__—_ ise cy $. ‘. ae Wiera\thalvalralkl ser) Josef Kole left to “Keep it going! Jaunty, indeed, and developed in all the best colors piratctiy || eRe aan 0 Ted Lewis and his Orchestra just ing the thousan ae ro | = : Y : ee es Ferdi ly Eo sa and color combinations of the season are these sport jackets, the Birdie: Wachee Ever of Thee I'm Preamice, glimpse the good things on the one model with sleeves and contrasting revers; the other sleeveless Fone Ghebestra 5 ene, Lene Aes Solos, E2Y'¥? Columbia September list—features e ‘inc! 75c¢ Mezzo § s ‘ of these, featuring an atrractive stripe weave yp ae yrs et coaue tad «ee girdle. Just about every color, too—black, navy, green, Copenhagen blue, red, sand, gray or white. MAIN FLOOR. (Stern Brother: and featuring the becoming Jenny collar, fastening with a link. THIRD FLOOR, Sizes 34 to 48 Those Longing For You Blues. Frank Westphal and His Rainbo Orchestra. Barbara Maurel. A-2608 10-inch Symphony $1.00 Believe Me If All Those Endear- ing Young Charms, (Moore) Fox-Trot. to meet every musical fancy! Tear out the list of records printed in this advertisement. Go to your dealer at once and make your pick. j cee; Ane When You and I Were Young, ick Me Up and Lay Me Down, Maggie. (Butterfiel : ' Fox Trot." The Happy Sit, Baritone Boloe. Oneneeccaie Columbia new process Records & A-3627 10sinch 780 | A3618 104uch Symphony $1.00 are unequaled for mellow clearness. 2200 pairs of Women’s Superior Quality, Full Fashioned SILK HOSIERY Specially Priced for Friday. PURE THREAD SILK HOSIERY— Silk and soles. B CHIFFON SILK HOSIBRY — Silk tops and soles. Black, white, Piping Rock, nude, gunmetal and silver . 6 « (ar Youths’ and Boys’ Apparel Particularly opportune are these values—the fabrics are the sort that assure long service, and the styles YOUTHS’ LONG TROUSER SUITS of excel- lent quality tweeds and cassimeres. Sizes 16 to 20, Unusual Offerings for Friday in promise an equally enduring satisfaction. BOYS’ WOOL SUITS (with extra Knickers); tweeds and cassimeres; pleated or box models. Sizes 7 to 17, $2.25 | BOYS’ WASH HATS reduced to 95¢ BOYS’ STRAW HATS reduced to 50¢ $29.75 $9.75 |HROUGH THE DOORS opened for us by the great composers we may step into a new world, a world of enchanting har- mony, where our senses are submerged in tone colors of marvelous beauty and majesty. Here are glorious sunsets set to music, the flight of birds, the sparkle of water, the thunders of Jove, the still hush of deep woods and shadowy pools. Compare Columbia Records with others! Then you will appreciate Columbia superiority. Columbia Symphony Records REAL ESTATE ADVERTISEMENTS FOR Here are all the great emotions and moods of life vitalized by the touch of the masters, lovatriumphant, buoyant hope, courageous daring, exalting peace, inspirations which stir the heart till we feel washed of every sordid commonplace. Columbia Symphony Records are wonderful interpretations by great artists of the choicest music of all time. They await only the magic of your will to surrender their completetreasure, COLUMBIA GRAPHOPHONE COMPANY, New York THE SUNDAY WORLD REAL ESTATE SECTION MUST BE IN THE WORLD OFFICE BEFORE FRIDAY. CIRCULATION OVER 600,000