The evening world. Newspaper, August 12, 1922, Page 5

winner. their country comrades have. Scouts of America each Saturday. Scout Headquarters. A camp built by the Scouts them- selves is the proud boast of Spencer Camp No. 2. Perfect trails, flanked by dense brush and huge boulders, demonstrate what Spencer Scouts have done and will continue to do. Every tent platform, every plece of camp furniture, every rustic shack ts a forceful indicator of the boys’ strong: and creative arms. CAMP TESTS AND CONTESTS. Swimming off the dock is one of the areatest delights of camp. The Scout, however, must show himself worthy of that privilege. Before the boy is permitted to swim off the dock in deep water he must pass the “crib test.” which is a forty-yard swim from the crib (an inclosure, with the water chest high, used by non-swimmers) to the dock. The happy Scouts passing the test this week are Scouts F, Ham- burger, C. Hamburger, Peluso, Kap- lan and Bateman of Group 10; T. Tanhaume, Boshler, Toth, Stien of Group 8; A. Lieber and Rielly of Group 11. The first and apparently most dim- cult part of the first-class Scout re- quirement, swimming fifty yards, was fulfilled by Scouts Norwick, W. Fox, Ewers, Albano, Sheldon, Lieber, Pe- luso, Hester and P. Young. The canoe test, carrying with it the opportunity of taking out canoes, was completed by Scouts Bell, Baron Bori- skan, Breen, Cunningham and Har- net. NEW ASSIGNMENTS. Mr. Edward L. Greenberger is now in charge of Group 11. Mr. Herman Katz has been assigned to Scout in- struction and examination. A committee, composed of Messrs. Welling, Wickford, DeVita, Katz and Camp Director Cobelli, is busy plan- ning for the Camp Spencer ‘ Gras and Fair,"’ which is to take place on Saturday afternoon and evening, Aug. 19. Spencer ts to have Its own Steeplechase amusements and famous Coney Island hot dogs. All the camps on the Kanohwahke Lakes have been invited to this greatest of all camp events. Among the many features will be fortune telling, snake charmers, Am- bassadors from the Lilliputlan Isles and the tallest man in the world. The “‘barkers" are already practising their purts. The Madonna Scouts, comprising thirty-two happy youngsters of Troops 246-247, arriving for a few weeks’ stay at Camp Spencer, accompanied by their scoutma More, have been assigned to Group 12, They are now occupied with the e rf, hc High. Low je. Adams Bxpress.. 78 17% 774 +MY Advance Rumely. 21% 20% 21% + % Ad Rumely pf M4 OR + 2% Ajax Rubber . ny Ly Yj Allied Chem » 72% «78 Allis Chalme: a coe | Camp Spencer No. 2 Scouts Clear Site of Boulders and] 4m's¢ chem, ay aT + Am Beet Sugar.. 46% 46 “o- & Build Perfect Trails Through Woods. ‘Am Bosch. se 38 oO Am Brake Shoe.. 72% 70% 170% —1% Am Can oo... u% OTH — M-m-m! They had a ple eating contest at Camp Spencer the other || Am Car Foundry. 12% 12% 112% — day—pineapple ple, too. Each contestant bad an entire one to work |] Am brug syn “at tm on, and Scout Decker's ears emerged first, and so ue was halled as || Am Hide & Lea. 1464 14 14 Am Hide & Le pf 71% 71 1% + 1% oe Am Ice . 11% 11% 1% + % Scout Woltman built himself a tree-top retreat and it took a keen- |] am Int Corp 81% «87 H+ % eyed officer to locate it, so deft was the camouflage. This will bring |] Am Locomotive . 118% 118% 118 — & memories to many elders of the days when they emulated their tree- [14 Betty Rawr 1% tT tet dwelling ancestors. The city Scouts are finding out what good times |] Am ship & Com 17% 17% 17% — 4 Am Bmelt & Ref 00% 60% 60% A Steel Found. 41% 41% 41% The Evening World publishes a department devoted to the Boy |] Am su Found pt 90% 90% 0% + % News should be sent to Manhattan |} Am Sugar ....... 80% 80% 80% + t% ‘Am Tel & Cable, 58% 58% 58% + 1 Am 122% «122% 122% + % Am 140% 140% 140% + 1% Am Tobacco 3 146% 146% 146% +1 Irvine {s working hard toward. his}am w W @ El.. 17% 17 1% +1 first class. AWW E 6pept a STREET FAIR AT CAMP. Ah BUS Camp Spencer intends to have its|4m Weel, hie annual street fair on Aug. 19. Each} 4m zinc pt. pee sroup will have a stunt, such as hit-| Anaconda = % ting the Negro with baseballs, arch-| Ali Amer Meta —% ery contests, side shows and games of] Asso Dry Goods « + % chance. The fair will start in the] Atchison ame | afternoon and continue in the evening} At! Birm @ Atl . toe until taps. gAll the parents and others|AU rg wt who are interested in the work of the| Austin Nichole +5 Scouts at Spencer are cordially invited] auto Sales —-% to attend this gathering. Bald Loco The Scouts afe contributing small] Balt & Ohio —-% amounts toward a complete wireless] Batopilas Minin Ss outfit. It is expected that it will be] Heth Steel -.-++ ay completed this week, and they will be] Beth, Sich! B ay able to hear the weekly concerts while] prookiyn Edison . = § seated about the campfire. Bliya Rap Teane meat LIFE SAVING TESTS AT CAMP|Brown Shoe me SPENCER. Burne Bros A - Burns Bros B. + Mr, Galbraith reports that quite al putte superior —% number of boys have passed the|Reech Nut Pke —1 junior dnd senior life saving tests.|Cal Packing -% The junior test is for Scouts under} Cal ‘oleum te eighteen years of age and the senior] © erry ae for Scouts over that age. A special] Canadian Pacific, Ha Cent Leather . + 1% badge ts provided by the American| Cont Lea pt +i Red Cross for both parties and Scouts| Cerro De Pasco . hai passing tests automatically become] chandler Motors - Bea members of the American Red Cross] Ches & Ohio — 4 Life Saving Corps. ‘The following|Chi & Alton . + % Scouts have passed the tests: D. Ellis,]C & B Ill N pt N McAllister, —Eckstrom, — Sonderman, | Ch Great Western Aa ate via 4 Daly, W. Reynolds, West and R.|Ch Gt Western pf 21% 21% 21% — % Reynolds. Mr. Remick and Mr. Wels] RUE Co Ge oe ling have passed the senior tests. AMG ae aa anh The annual game scheduled between| Cnt g Northwest 8% 85'¢ BI — IM Spencer and Headquarters is drawing|cniR1a Pac... 4 $44 Gh — 4% near. The Spencer team easily de-|c R1é& P spc pf 83% BWR BBY — K feated their rivals last year and the] Cnile Copper .... 2% — % officers have every intention of re-]Chino Copper .. % peating this performance. Games| Coco-Cola = with Aquehonga and Rippowam will} Co! Fuel & Iron btes! lane isle Columbla Gan ... + % ulso 3 Columbia Graph age = Colum Graph pt. = Consol came. § Consol Textile erat Cont Can +3 Corn Products % Cosden Copper —h Crucible Steel. as) LL TREET Crucible Steel pi +4 Cuban Am Sugar 26% 26% 26% Cuba ne Sugar 15% 16% % + % ‘ ' Cuba Cane Sug pf 38% 38% 38K + An Intimate View for ine eet Financial Men and Affairs, |] vison chem 48% 48K +4 Del & Hudson —% Del Lack & W. + % Schwab-Thayer .Control of | Detrott Baison are Stutz May Put Stock Back | Hastman Kodak. « Sin on Exchange. Emerson Brant pf 41 Ny Endicott-John ... 83 —1% Er ; WN —% By R. R. Batson. eae ef ati mi ter, Mr. A. J. Ua-! sjuctuations In Stutz stock, coupled| Famous F +14 with its activity, plainly suggest that| Pamous Play Pf a important interests are desivous of| jisk Rubber + % usual camp business, that of clearing trails, digging stones and putting the group paths in order. The Scouts are looking forward for a Visit next Fri- day from Sister Mary Elizabeth of the Madonna House. Camp Spencer was treated to a two- day visit of sixty boys from Camp Walkill, in charge of Mr. William Keough, In a friendly swimming contest with Spencer Camp, the boys of Cump Walkill won. Camp Spencer has just produced, due to the initiative of Assistant Scoutmaster Wolfson of Troop 541, a camp paper, with the most appro- priate title of “the Royal Blue, the colors of Manhattan Council, ‘The Royal Blue fills a long-felt need of the camp in the shape of an intimate retelling of Spencer news, ‘The Scouts Will also be everlastingly indebted to the editors of The Evening World for permitting their parents and friends. who must stay in the warm city, to know exactly and immediately just what happy lives their sons are lead- ing in the twin Spencer camps. GROUP |. AND Il. Scout R. Horan took a merit badge this week for “craftsmanship in her." This is the first badge of that kind to be given at Spencer this year, Scout Dermot Geoghegan, just over from Ireland, and “Bob"? Okin entertained at campfire Friday night by singing Irish ballads. Jim" Beard, the nine-year-old son of the Manhattan Scout executive, is in camp, Although he ts still too young to be a tenderfoot, he has al ready passed his tests in that rank. cout Emerson has passed the first cluss test and the rest of the boys are following closely at his heels GROUP III. AND IV. Mr. Whitford’s group boasts of @ museum and the only totem pole in camp. When a Scout obtains 100 points he is allowed to carve his ini- lials on it, and so far Scouts Atkins, Benson and Kirkwood have wielded their kniv A rousing campfire was held on Fri day night, both groups combining ut Rossi recited the “Cremation of ’ and received great ap plause The Scouts passing tests recently in the group are: Simon, first class, Troop Welsman, public health, Troop perling, public health Troop Vreeland, publie health Troop 780, and Eckstrom, personal and public health, ‘Troop 521 GROUP V. In Group 5 Scouts Fishr Troop 537 and Peffer of ppssed their second class test G creating public interest in it, fn Am Tank @ spha since the announcement that the|,c. sere Guaranty Trust Company had sold|Gen Motors Deb control to a syndicate headed by |P0den i Charles M. Schwab, approximately [Gray & Davia 30,000 shares have been traded in on '(it Northern pf the Curb Market. The supply of Stutz available tor trading purposes probably does not | wire sid umount to more than 5,000 shares.|iartman Corp There is excluded from this calcula-| Houston 01! tion, of course, the holdings of inter- | Hupp Motors Hudson Motors ests now dominant in the company's} Hydraulic Stee! affairs Mitnois Centra Int Comb Eng... tar Inap Cop 41% 40% 4M EH It ts important for the future wel-| ine cons Corp 1% 1% 1% fare of the Stutz Company that its} int cons Corp pt 4% 4% 4% + oe stock be relisted on the New York| Int Agr Chem pf, 39 89% 38% Stock Exchange. When an issue hag| Inter mt a1 31 a a market on the big board it unquos | Inter Harvester. hag Hi Title tionably strengthens investment con-| Wer Mer Wark ‘4 ; fidence and tends to simplify problems] titer sicker involved in fresh financing. FE eater Stock of the Stutz Company prob-| inter Ppt sta ably would not be admitted to the] Invin oi) Exchange list at this time, or as long| Island 0. [+++ as the issue Is so closely held, It]3 1 Care att scems imperative that before it is re- [7 Mmnr? % — % listed it be given wider public distri-| Kaneas & Guilt 4% bution Kelly-8pring a8 48% baapeieel Kennecott +. BOK 38% + There are few things that attract] Keystone Tire ay 8 — % public interest to a stock more than a] Kresse 168% bee 162% + 38% churning up process such as now| /ima Loe’ ean ae a ¥ ye going his | Lackaw 7 seems to be going on in Stutz. ‘This| lackananns m% whey churning up process, coupled with the udded prestige given the company | ———$<——<———————————————————————————————— through a quisition of control by Charles Schwab, Eugene Thayer and) Matter of fact it others, should simplify the problem of | Courasing statemen distributing sumicient stock, to again| While the coms 7 te te eae win admittance to the New York| of the year failed ta sale eopenees Stock Exchange list. png thienetare nad Voids TAGS ae ees list. plus, accumulated in previous years, Acquisition of control of Stuta by| to pay dividends, it ts forecast that Schwab, Thayer and associates, 1s| for the full year dividends wil Be nowhere regarded as a speculative |eafmed with a comfortable margin to venture from a stock market point of | 8! view. While the new interests in the| The ment are th a decidedly en- salient features of the state. tat the close of the halt company are reluctant to disel avi nid Oe) 4 plans they may have formed, it] Year the commany ad te lates mae is rewarded as a vertainty in the |SvI& liad S2ttee ie ury, and better informed financial circles that | Ketable securlics Mn ie ear has the Stutz selling organization will be| sree tne ete amount of unfilled revamped, new money wil! be put into | BOVE AUNT Ur Sune 80 unfilled the company, that new modeis will be placed on the market and the se anization will be reor; first move in the campaign for r business is a reduction in prices of] brokerage fous from $200 to $850 on existing models orders were placed at $9,067,000, wl Sulit brought against a prominent 1 erstwhile cus- t the brokerage d him, with- n question At first blush the statement of the his know on debit American Locomotive Company for}i. lances in exce ent, the the first halt of this year may appear| maximum allowed under the laws of disappointing to shareholders. As t this State, again illustrates the lack Lehigh Valley Lima Locomotive. ville 189 McIntyre P Mines Mack Truck Ine. Mallinson & Co.. Market St Ry... Market 8t Ry pf M 8t Ry prior pf 64% Martin Parry . Mex Seaboard Mex Seaboard ct Miam! Copper Middie States On Midvale Steel ... Minn & Bt Loui: Mo, Kan & T WI Mo, K & T pf WI Montona Power Nevada Cons .. New Or T & Mex 68% NY Alr Brake N ¥ Central NYNH @ Hart 31% 116% Northern Pacific.. Otis Elevator... Owens Bottlin Pacific Gas & Pan-Am Pet B. Parish & Bing Pere Marquette Pere Marq pf . Phillips Petrol . Plerce-Arrow pi Pittsb’h & WV. Postum Cereal ... Remington Type. Republic Steel. Bteel pt 92 Rey'ds Tob pf B.. Republic Motors... Sterling Prod..... St L & Ban Fran. Bt L @ 8 F pf... Bt L & South: St L & South pf. Saxon Motors Seaboard Alr L.. Seaboard A L pf. Sears-Roebuck Southern Rail pf. Stand O of C Stand O of N J.. Submarine Boat. . Tenn Cop & Chi. ‘Texas Coal & Oil Tobacco Prod A.. ‘Trans-Cont Oil .. United Alloy Steel United Ry Invest Un'd Ry Inv't pf. Un'd Re'l Stores. US Ind Alcohol U8 Steel pf Vanadium Steel Caro Chem pf Wabash ROR Wabash RR pf A Weber & Het! Went Maryland West M'yl'd 2d pf White Motors Overland Corp erland Corp p! of knowledge High. 68%, 65% 10% 12 10% 19 55% 84% 38% 8 88 38% WY 22% 20 oT% 19% May Dept Stores 129% 177% 20% 12% 35% Tt 2% 18% 43% 67% at 25% ‘1 08% 4% 16% 8 97% 70% 44h 82% 139 5a 36% o% 1% 65%, Pac Tel & Tel pf 87% 76 aL 10% 46% 06% m0 57% 101%, + 119% 68 16% 40% “4 1155, 18% B43 13% 12% 00. LIBERTY Liberty 3148 opened 100.94; d, 100.54, 4th, 100.48, many people tively deal in Wa garding Wall p uncommon beginning of each customer rooms of commission houses, clients claiming that they y overcharged ; that 6 per cent mum allowed by fund must be given them Rates of interest charg ers are governed by selves largely Such money rowed from day to de demand are obliged to charge cess of 6 per ¢ is passed on to the custe be surprising statement wed a chare What nt 8 L+t4e] 444+ + +i bet+ = Ferre ie eta © ” fe ee ee I+ er TPE ee oe Kora ++ eer Peeesse £ ttl [teeete | [ti tt eeeeecee a t month to hear in| Pees \esth, Oe teem ee law and that Oftentim banics tion of the law is avoided. ~.| In Hot Ballot Contest Waged for The Throne of Coney’s Carnival SERVICE COLUM ———_+4 = Assemblyman’s Vote, Which Is ir Evening World Coupon, Boosted by 545 in One Voting Day— Sadie Schultz Still Leads for Queen. The contest for the King and Queen of the Coney Island Mardi Gras is under way and the results are beginning to pile up. Voters have begun to cut loose for their favorites in the ranks of royalty and the wet will doubtless show a big increase in ‘8 end the mailing of coupons. The candidacy of Frank A. Miller is being pushed ahead with a vigor which shows that there are determined workers behind it. The Assembly- man from the Bushwick ballliwick is far in the lead, 545 votes being added to his score in the coupons which were received by The Evening World Mardi Gras Contest yesterday, bearing his name for King. Mr. Miller's vote ts reaching near to the 1,000 mark. That's a great number of votes for this early day ¢& in the campaign, but very few when it Is considered that thousands and thousands of coupons have been printed in The Evening World since Monday last. This is merely a note of en- couragement to those who may have other favorites and haven't yet begun to plle up their coupons for them. Admirers of courtly ladies for the role of Queen are apparently holding back, judging from the few votes which have been cast for the gentler of the monarchs. Following is the list of all coupons counted up to date: FOR KING. Aug. Aug. 10 11 Total Frank A. Miller Mortimer Kaphan Joe Bonomo ... Rodolph Valentino M. H. Richardson .. aA. Reid... Chas. A. Jeagle .. Tom Royce . Richard Abbott Bide Dudley Martin Kenny ..... Chas. Speare . Chas. Godwin . Mike Salter . Eustace H. V: P. A. Mamakakis .. Richard Ayoop . Hugh B. Griffith ... 4 Corse Payton .. FOR QUEEN Sadie Schultz . Cecil Harris Jean Hollander Hope Hampton .... Louise Newman ... Mrs. O'Connor .... 401 545 946 2 14 16 2 <= Ey en Sltnnnaatan = N ao SrnBinness a5 eB e 8 & Baw ’ 3 2 wyaan0eds Bella Lehman . Lillian Wohlking . Kitty Shea . aenn=208 Sadie Schultz still leads in the title role of Queen, even though there has OCEAN LINES - ST WHERE TO GO AND HOW TOG not been any increase in the number of votes cast for her. Up to the Present Miss Schultz's support has come from some of her admirers in Luna Park. A close second in the votes for Queen {s Cecil Harris, she having re- celved 24 coupons overnight, which brings her total up to 83. Of course, these numbers are not more than fragmentary scores of what tite re sults will be in the coming weeks, and when the residents and visitors of Coney Island realize the magnitude of the preparations for the Carnival there is going to be a rush of votes that will make a sudden downpour out of a summer sky look like a sea mist. The coupon cutters are not confined to Coney Island. They extend all over Greater New York, and keep an eye on the towns and cities of New Jersey, where mothers are preparing for participation in the baby parade which takes place on the day before the windup of Carnival Week. Carnival Week, it must be remem- bered, extends from Sept. 11 to and including Sept. 17. But the coupons for the election of the King and Queen of the Mardi Gras will be printed only up to noon of Sept. 2, when the voting ends. ening World will endeavor to 1 the votes for the dual monarchs counted in time to publish them on Monday, Sept. 4. Of course there will be the last minute rush of coupons and !t may take the clerical force engaged in handling them a longer time than is !magined. But the result will be announced at the earliest possible date, giving tho royal twain at least a week in which to get ready ‘for their triumphal entry into Coney Island IDEAL OUTINGS ON THE HUDSON SUNDAY rivei ark n the world. Happy hours ashore to visit Do the trolley ride thr Lake Park or ride up th summit of Mt. Beacon. Palatlal steamer or Washington's Headquarters at Newbu famous Incline rallwa; “BENJ. B. ODELL” Musle Hest Lunchroons "Newburgh-Beacon $1.25 Poughkeepsie $1.50 ROUND TRIPS Venus FRANKLIN: ST. 0 7AM. W Tooth Bt, P45 AM. aly oF CENTRAL HUDSON LINE Hudson River|* by Daylight » Daily, including sunday, for Kingston Foint,”” Catskill,» Yaad Alb ny Steuiier leaves Des! 0.00.4 3 W 42d BL, ¥.20 A.D ints, oi0 AM. Yonkers, 10.13 A (alsd for Pough ie every day. but Saturday) Direct rall'¢ tions. All rail tickets New York to Albany and Albany to New York cepted, Daily, including Sunday, for +Kear Mi ‘J tain, Tweet Point (osceyi Sunday), thew: burgh and sHoughkeepaie, Str. te Witt Cn aves Went “4d Woo ALM en Bt, 10.20 M.i' Yonkers, 10.50 ie 20 "A. M.j’ Yonkers, 1 Daily except, Sunday, for ¢Hear Moun- fain, West Point and ¥Newburgh (Also hkeepsie Saturday only). Bite: leaves Desbreasea St St, 9.00 A. Mo; W. Yonkers, 0.50 A’ M, Saturdays only—For | gitvar | Mountain, st Point Robert 8.40 A. Mi; iwvih st: 9.20 Al M W. 424 Bt., 1.60 P. Mo; W POM; Yonkers, 2.40 P.'M |, Sundays only—For — ¢ifear Mountain OfVeNewburgh and ¢! Wasnt Uving caves Deebrosses Be, shingtoo Lrving leaves’ Desbroases O30 A.M . Return steamer same day from points marked t. Daylight Saving ‘Tine Kound Trip tates: New York to Bear Weat Point, $1.25; New hee 82.00; Kingnt Polat, 95,003) Catskine Be-00 ; “t Albauye $5 Ideal One-Day Outings. Day” Line ther information at Deshrosers Ntreet Vier, New Vork, Tel, Canal 9:00, ONE DAY OUTINGS “= | LAKE HOPATCONG, $1.75 Every Sunday W, 284 St. 7:17: Liberty, St. 7.40 Jackson Ave., jersey City, 7.58 A. ATLANTIC CITY, $3.60 , od Wed Leave W. 23d St., bs: Liner Tackson Ave, Jeracy City, 7.17 A. M. Tickets good only om special traine Eastern Standard Time Shown NEWJERSEY.CENTRAL Jron Steamboat Co. CONEY ISLAND SATURDAY, AUGUST 1 ri, N. K 4 Le how 3b 25, Trips marked $ don fer tN. OK. ROCKAWAY BEACH Ly W. 129 St. | Pier 1, NOR Rockaway a 145 20 PM e15 oorM TEEBPHONE W M TEMALL 127) “MOONLIGHT EXCURSION (Weath Up the udson ty " ‘-oonight To-Night & Sunday Evenny. ur. 12 &1 Str. Lvs. Statue of Liberty Battery, 2.40 ROUND THY Green ONLY 25¢ 3 Ait MIDLAND BEACH IDEAL AMUSEMENT PAIK, Str. Ive Hat 120, Wand 4 P ‘ ‘SIGal SEEING YACHTS ROCKAWAY BEACH *:\<\.. All Arow» Livn. Butte 10.40 4 To Sandy Lecturer, ew on. cast Ste TOURST er, Near SOUTH & M) Daylight Savin ARE te t —.——- SUNDAY WORLD WANTS WOKK WONDERS By Capt. Robert Scofield Wood.| the compantes holding them, but et | QUESTIONS AND ANSWERS W. L. City—"l have a V. T. set with which I use a large beds spring for an antenna with which I get pretty good results, but would like to improve It as much as possible. Do you think if I use about 185 feet of bell wire around the picture moulding of my flat, as shown fn the attached diagram, I can improve on the bed spring {dea? An outdoor aerial is impossible because my landlord will not permit me to erect one." Answer—If you put up an tn- door aerial, ax shown in the sketch which you sent in, you will notice a marked improvement over the bed spring antenna. The results from the bell wire aerial will be almost as good a8 an outdoor aerial. Be sure that the wire is thoroughly insulated at all points where it Is attached to the moulding. Murray Phillips—"t am working up quite a number of coils and sets, using the Armstrong and Rheinhart clreuit and Intend to offer them for sale. Au I infringing the patents and Mable to arrest for using these hook-ups in view of the fact that the colls are of my own Invention and design?” Answer—{ do not know sbout the arrest part of the Infringement, but I do know that you are Hable to civil action, You have n more right to make up a set for sale according to the arrangements stipu lated in a filed and regis patent than anybody else has to make up and offer for sale the coils which you have designed and patented, A license te manufacture may be purchased from POMPEIAN OLIVE OIL pho Everywhere EC bo WORLD'S Harlem Office Now Located at 2092 7th Ave. Near 125th St. HOTEL THERES) BUILDING: TEAMBOATS - TRAVEL ET THERE UP THE HUDSON to Newburgh end Return a4. M "Phone C: Middiston §. Borland, Recetver WOR—Newark 360 Metres Continuation of the series of Journeys to the Homes of the by Elbert Hubbard, “The” nup of songs by, Ethel by Carl Brandorff. (a) “The Moon at. Full;* Carew; (c) “All for “Pipe of Love,” —Piano solos by Cart Bran- the! Rabe, ae~ ) “Die Nacht, opular songs. atest dance numbers. WJZ—New York 360 Metres » Wiggily's Bedtime by Howard R. Garis -"Woman and Finange, arper's Bazar. rusie by the"Royal estra of Brook- ee ene ee Serenaders Dance sence REAL ESTATE FOR SALE— LONG ISLAND, Meridale Park Lindenhurst, L. ff, Five and six room homes on restricted, residential park property, $5,900 to $6,200, electricity, Terms $1,000 cash, balance monthly. Come out this Saturday or Sunday and see for yourself. Convenient Av., Penn. Station and Jamaica, Also right on the Montauk Highway. Adam Muller Housing Corporation HUDSON NAVIGATION COM?ANY ATS TO ALBANY AND TROY DAILY EXCURSIONS TO A wiQUNTALN Mie Playgrounds, Athletic ¥ Cafeteria sery ner gerved. at $1.16 ewan SELL “TODAY ey PHER Ay Steel Str, NORTH | IVE Park), 1.90 P.M Dining Battery 10 A.M tr. OKA Bat St Sunday Aft. rnoon vs. Bier A, North 1 if w. tery Park), 1.30 Fact Steet te 7 Leaves Buttery A.M Boa, We used ste poat TEES. WEDS. & THURS eee eee ite” PIEM Ay NORTH ng Battery Pack) RIV 10 A Kound v6: OUTING rm HUDSON TAKE THIS eed TRE 10 NEWBURGHE AND Str. “Newburgh” Franklin PMG W ts with MANDALAY ‘At Highlands, New Jer COOL SAI SCING! Gh RU SIc tery. 19-40 A Md 140 & 8 FM Save Tine (Trip on kv ery 0.30, 10.30 aM 40, sve Taira beep sats, POM)” Buudage, i, Wu ae AM od ou. 8 BE SPECIAL esque! 0. NIGHT ts ts Mate (atneing. Betrestinen | SUNEAY WORLD WANTS WORK WONDLUS Kacelleat pining Heom Sunday Excursion to New Haven Delightful trip of 188 miles on L. 1. found, . Retreshmenta, , Houston Bt. ¥.s0 A Me Pier 4, v.00 sighteeeing In New Maveny » TODAY Richard Peck Return due’ New York, Ample ume fo: Ri On Sale Sunday AFTERNOON SAIL 45 Miles Up the Hudsca To sear mountain edt, Steel Steamer * Mountatm ‘7.80 New York 10.30 P.M. Round Trip 60c terstate ark Commission, reen 1585-7675, ‘800. Refreshments, (cei at a een DYCKMAN STREET FERRY Takes You and the Family to INTERSTATE PARK’S NEW BATHING BEACH 2,000 NEW LOCKERS AND SUNDAY &5e, FERRY FARE 5¢ Buses on Both Sides of River SAIL LONG ISLAND SOUND By Daylight pol, daylight trip throug TO NEW. LONDON Steamer Chester W