The evening world. Newspaper, August 21, 1922, Page 5

THE EVENING WORLD, MONDAY, AUGUST TO RISE FROM SEA, CURTISS PROMISES New Invention, He Says, Will Far Outdo Ger- man Gliders. Aa American eu pable by Thtted ‘orl 8 TaIepAnS, of rising and alighting Upon water, has been completed anc Will shortly be put through a, series of tests, which, if successful, will far outdo anything in the where the fiye tuin-tops, gliding lin start frony moun Glenn ‘Curtiss, pie e flying world, said to-day ‘raising German achievements at Gersfeld, where an airman remained loft 2 hours and 10 second niotorless plane, Curtiss said he pected shortly to demonstrat glider in which the pilot literally “lifted himself’) from the surface of the sea, instead of starting down u tuountainside “Motorless flight, as demonstrated Jn gliding tests in the Rhone Vs ix in my o n, net only an in teresting but a most useful develov- ryent in the realm of aviation,’ Cur fiss said. “But while this is mighty rood sport, the real test comes when ® man tries to get his plane, with Cut any mechanical motive power. Up off a level stretch such as the surface of the sen “If ghders without motive remain aloft two rrent up 4 It is this ght in which Tam terested, having just inotorless 1 to st ne upon the wate “The other line of progress whte may be advance ult of gtlde Pructise Is the development of o low nd efficient plane ir motiv imizing any avi popul c .|Miss Edna Freeman Selected to Reign at the Great ASBURY PARK, N. J MOTORLESS P PLANE Queen Titania Of Asbury Park Carnival Will Be the First to Wear Her Hair Bobbed = Parade and Celebration That Ends on Sept. 2. Ang. 21 The ppointment of M na Menard F’ for the coming Baby Parade and Carniva who resides at No. 69 Rhode Island Aven Eust ng Mrs Clinton M. Freeman yrmal public GERMAN GLIDER, UP A ene 2 HRS. TEN SECONDS ‘ity Solicitor und Titania, SETS NEW RECORD athe Tuinen: DejCarton te tobe the in the Rhone Valley Tests Outstrip | gee es French Flights. Dutt M Uaouine © Miss Mary Lawson Leech and Miss (gram ords for gliding leas pie considered a five-r e competitors lent and a two min fon stud and Ma did he descend Girl Scouses Sweethenrt of Giving Her Hinck Bye. with caveman wo Te. Itself into a c and battery, John de of No. 84 Cutler ning. whieh narge of ussoalt | Angeli Street, Ne rk, was . that n custody of ht city. and was pa lawyer 1 De Angelis declared in the Sreon Precinet Court, Newark, that he ointment with the « BURGLARS, SET ROBBED Tots) aunts MARSHAL SAYS. CREDIT TEKM> $3.00 Down on $50 5.00 a 5 750 =“ “100 10.00 * “150 | 15.00 25,00 EN wit Mw Bea eho bedroom Bute. compicte. “200 9 70 cided COLUMBUS AVE BET. 103" & 104 ST. > HIS CAVEMAN WOOING liane LEADS TO POLICE COURT} »: HIS EYES OPEN, HE SLEEPS AND SHOUTS IN DREAM Man Dying of Rare HIRE RAINMAKER TO END DROUGHT IN Form Also Wants to Bring Reliet of Sleeping Sick- to Parched Vatican ness. rdens. at YN DHON D ui ‘ y a sufferers in the V Canada f nvited | het to wt lerday " r a The Saplarti If stir will or vais 4M aying OLD ENGLISH S auce Enjoy It Today and Every Day *“‘Eddys Sauce” is apure, wholesome relish and appetizer—one of the good things of life. It creates good cheer at the home table or on the picnic lunch. MADE IN LU. S. A. At Grocers and Delicatessen Stores E. Pritchard,-327 Spring St., New York announcement} '"* NAPLES DISTRICT JERSEY WOMEN ORGANIZE TO WIN BEER AND WINE Want Volstead Law Defining Intoxicating Beverages Defined. Rayonne women, heated by Mra Florence Brown Walzer, to-day opened a campaign in the Interests of beer and light wines. After a mem- hership of several hundred women 1s ex and other in an en- sretions « deavor to influence the palgn, when United States coming cam Senators nd Congressmen will be elected. These will be called upon to state Whether they will vote for or against 1 modification of the dry laws. When the full quota of women ts obtained a New Jersey branch of the Rational America League will be formed. Among the supporters of the national organization are Senator ames W. Wadsworth of New York, ‘of Louisiana’ and Congressman James A, Gallivan of Massachusetts. Mrs. Walzer to-day issued a state- ment which expiains the Senator Broussa plans and ed league; ighteenth Amend- “would require the process that was gone through n adopting It, first a two-thirds vote then rati- we of the prom repeal th * she natd, es, To amend the ver, requires only Our nh amendment to of both houses. intoxicating liquors, so as to t the manufacture and gale of ht wines preme Court of the United decided that Congress has N sented by Bonwit luxury Handsome MOLESKIN CAPES BLACK CARACUL. CAPES.. SQUIRREL CAPES TAUPE, CARACUL MINK CAPES.. Lengths 46 to 48 inches Fur Coats with Contrasting Furs HUDSON SEAL, skunk PERSIAN LAMB. ko.insky BLACK CARACUL MOLESKIN, kolinsky squirrel trimmed 395 00 HUDSON SEAL, with sq. or kolinsky, Lengths 45 to 47 inches Trotteur Fur Coats NATURAL MUSKRAT NATURAL RACCOON COAT 40 inch. 195,00 BLACK CARACUL scuirrel tr., 32 in 195.00 HUDSON SEAL COAT PERSIAN LAMB COAT. 40 inch NOTE: HUDSON | Willtam A nding the defin- | , FIFTH AVENUE AY 38™ STREET Disclose the New Themes of the Coming Winter in FUR FASHIONS And Present Them at Less-Than Regular-Season-Prices FOR A LIMITED PERIOD ONLY ¢ : EW fur modes, autuentic in ashion, as pre- prenie in elegance as their pelts are extreme in HUDSON SEAL CAPES CAPES. kol nsky equirre t. the power to declare what shail con 21, CAUGHT IN HOSPITAL 1922, ; ' and taking $27 from his pockets, OLD GYPSY KING OUSTS stitute tntox laquors, Man Hurrity, it 18 alleged, met a man " the. be stn America disagree! AS HOLD-UP SUSPECT] nae Witham ‘Joyce two Docks TRIBE USING AUTOS with the fixed in t! away after the hold-up and had an i ‘ Volatead nt Wilson MO: LISTOWN, N.J.. Aug. true frie Congress! . signe submittini: Alleged Thug Shot in Argu ment with t whiskey m over the theft » Joyee, tt at Ie alleged, | lor Harrison, former gyt ment After $27 Theft. Harrity in centh Amendment to the . nabiand fof tho various States for | While in St Catherine's Hopital, iy ta Nee aly ; ieee adoption or rejection,: but expressed | Brooklyn. having a bullet wound tn Leap % band ' ping on himself in favor of beers and UWeht} his back treated, Thomas Harrity at ae estate at Madinor sre Hite wines. I'resident Harding, then a] iiisty, of Xo, 188 North Sixth Bureet the complaint of the hold-up und women and twenty ehfidren Senator, offered changes in the : te: all the band, led by a Cont amendtnent was arrested to-day, charged with en n to the hospital, the pollee say it a ‘ 4 © Identified Harrity ax the one wh arrison permitted camp “The unfortunate results of Vol-| having held up Frederick Milburn of|l° Mentifled Harrity aa the one wh : P stead prohibition, as opposed to ra- tional prohibition, are evident to all No. robbed him, Harrity then told of how he had been shot and a general alarm hia land, but they rous buying autos, whiter 848 Lorimer Street at Driggs # not coined Mtizene of not only Bayonne, but all{AY@Mue and North Seventh Street,|was sent out for Joyce. with hie views of gypsctogy over the Nation, We advocate a change tn favor of true temperance 4 and rational prohibition.’ ee = ———————— PLANE IS SAFER THAN AUTO, SAYS REAR ADMIRAL Biggest Dirigible Building} |} Here for Flight to Poles. CHICAGO Aur. 31 Battleships con rendered obsolete by the | J] building of bombing planes, but the | }} ships nfust be bullt differently in the future, Rear Admiral Moffett, Chief Division of Aeronautics of the y, said in an ad Pageant of Progress ye: have hot dreay atthe terday A trustworthy airplane\in the hands of a skilful p d, is safer than ani ted that a dirigible delphia tt one de months. A transcontinental Might and flights to the North and South Poles and around the world are being plunned, ne said >. NEW RULSIAN RELIEF PLAN STARTS SEPT. 1. DN, Aug, 21.—Tha new jan relief programn * 1, wh dire) stroyed in England a WASHING American Ru to be Inaw admint ) Russia fron A ides for df in famine American relief t clared, will be cc feal und sanitary ainong children and restoration of about 1,000,000 children to thelr parents, Teller & Co. are sue Fur Capes .. 350.00, 395.00 . 295.00, 350.00 450.00, 575.00 . 575.00 . 595,00 795.00, 1250.00 yD) trimmed. 325.00 385.00 395.00 Tee quirrel tr a int 450.00 COAT 40 inch 135.00 40 inch 265.00 295 Ov DYED MUSKRAT (CAE ASAT ISL BT EL AAO LI LOE cern avesus, UaM@S McCreary & Co. his wrath byey August Sale of FURS | This sale affords an opportunity to buy the most durable, useful, and luxurious winter coat, at a minimum cost Natural Muskrat Coat, 40 inches long, of soft skins, with wide shaw] collar, and new straight sleeves. Illustrated August Sale Price, 110.00 September Price, 135.00 Hudson Sedl (Dyed Muskrat) Coats, 40 inches long, of soft lustrous pelts, self trimmed, shawl or crushed col- Hudson Seal (dyed Muskrat) Coats, 40 inches long of choice pelts, with _ Skunk collar, either shaw! or crush- ed, and wide skunk cuffs. ' August Sale Price, 265.00 September Price, 325.00 Small Furs in the Sale i Pointed Fox Scarfs of full furred pelts. 32.50 to 95.00 1 Brown or Taupe Fox Scarfs, soft | stores with their pin money. Here is, however, an instance where prices hare gone down Ey en our men’s gold stick- pins cost only 5.75 lar, with new straight sleeves. pelts. 22.50 to 65.00 ! August Sale Price, 245.00 Skunk Scarfs of selected skins. | September Price, 300.00 33.50 to 175.00 [Fourth Floor} | UA4 Won4s | Even the Lowly Pin ' once had its day. and the term “pin” money still survives to tell the tale. Long ry . after their invention in the 4th century, Handsome Three-Piece pins were so expensive that it was cus- tomary to give a certain amount of | Boudoir Sets, 12.95 money to cach daughter of the house, at | ? | her marriage, for buying pins. Of course, | These three- -piece sets, consisting i there was danger that this sum might be | of mirror, brush and comb are squandered, so the maker was allowed to | eT aE ‘ he sell his pins only on the Ist and @nd of most attractive and quite suitable January, when the women flocked to the — | | i Tortos-Ambre, which are just as fascinating as they sound. {Main Floor)’ } Ribbons Specially Priced Genuine | Inlaid Linoleum | 1.19 sq. yd. Dainty satin lingerie ribbon figured in solid colors. pink, blue, lilac and | white. Pieces of Ten Yards. | Perfect goods of standard make in No. 1 No. 1 No, 2 No. $ No. & | attractive colors, this is excep- 808 soe @se 110 Ios) | “onaelue: Inlaid Linoleum in a variety of attractive designs. square vard, 1.45 Imported Linoleum in patterns and quality that attention. Also Moire tatfeta ribbon 5's inches wide, in black or white and a wide range of colors suitable for millin- ery, sashes and hair bows. tSeayard | | Main Floor) are well worth square yard, 2.45 (Eighth Floor} | for a gift They come in two equally pretty combinations. Ivor-Ambre and | | } | , H A Get Ready for School Sale! | 3 Girls’ Frocks 5.95 At this price we have three smart models g trimmed with wool embroidery. These dresses are just the durable yet attractive style that you will want to get for school dresses. In Navy Blue, sizes from 6 to 14 years. Illustrated. Girls’ Coats 15.00 These coats are made of diagonal Tweed, lined throughout with a very geod quality of sateen. Colors: Brown, Sorrento 6 to 14 years. Illustrated [ Fourth Floor) erge i and ‘Tan j mize | °e NE Ree Se eee Seren