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

_THE EVENING WORLD, TUESDAY, SEPTEMBER 5, 1997 in Auto Accidents Cost 12,000 Lives ("to tMron inv, A a OTHER S POF R TS SLE CAS OU 10000000 Loss Each Yeat] essen tit as- JEMEL ROBBERY Under Way Are Making Progress. at eee ce of automobile fatalities throughout the country indicate only slight progress |!anguidly plucked an armful of the M1 t . Eerle Shows Shows Amazing] NEW RECORDS MADE Superintendent and Others}is being made plants, Mrs. Sweeney, Attacked ir believed this year's toll of > Patrolman Van Benschoten of th H e rhink . 7 3 -Metre Ev Back Him Up—Capt. Car- | 7!" ne ome, Thinks Burgla Speed in 500 mee event BY MISS EDERLE (FS 10 NOVICE Eee pt. C deaths on the road will exceed 12,000. ] xiened to have a set system of hand| Bronx Park Station happened along Meant to Kill H at Brighton Beach, mody Didn’t See Blow. [as against a littio over 11,000 for 1920,| signalling which will do away with |Just as Jackuchunas was preparing to Meant to Kul Her woe _- the latest on which complete figures EAC for different eee, spread himself upon his couch of y 7 : ¢ 1) | thoe gre 6 arrested . fof en t 5 Miss Gertrude Ederle, fifteen-year-old] 500 metres ., Charged with striking Clifford Mat-lare avaiiable. In addition, the latest HPAL ale BAW dat) Et ath green. He arrested the cook, and this] Mrs. Catherine Irene Sweew 600 yards ~ rs Br whoreby the problem of dazzling road morning the cook was fined $5 and|No, 1816 Av = . water prodigy of the Women's Swim-| 449 Jurge 1. Col. Vincent, on Second Ap-|scixe, member of the Bible Class of !fgures indicate the loss from auto [lights could be solved while securing | costs by Magistrate Dourus in Morris-| wealthy cling. te nea a ming Association of New York, dis-] 400 metres 24 ce in Big Race, Wins | Marey Avenue Baptist Church, |mobile accidents ts averaging nearly |lighting systems which will be suM-lania Court ia: wealthy widow and owner of the played a truly sensational burst of speed] 400 yneda pearance in Big Ika 28) IS with fist and nightstick without prov. | §1,000,000,000 annually. cient for any motorist's purpose. Jnckuchunas said he was glad he| THOMAS F. Meehan Lumber Com iG_a Hidsmetro! free style race tn the} 290 yarde With Packard-Chriscraft. |Toaton, patrotaan Frowk A. tare]. Pour movements ure now under) ‘The National Safety Council estt-Janin't pick a couch of roses pany, told the police to-day ane. be 76-foot pool of the Brighton -Beach The former records for 200 and 440 Berth) See Zh 7 way to combat the increasing accl-|mates automobile fatalities average! Twelve persons charged with Htter-|Meved the robbery by th n Baths yesterday afternoon. yards were held by Miss HiKin James kins of the Flatbush Precinct was! dents. about thirty a day, with this number ling the park with papers were each e robbery by three masked Not only did she defeat by about 25] "4 were made Inst year to Kngland. ROIT, Mich. Sept. &—Col. J.Jon trial in Brooklyn to-day before} Safety movements, now well under] far € on holidays, fined $2 by Magistrate Douras. aj ome" in her home Sunday morning j sand 40 yards respectively, Miss Helen] {he old standard for 400 yards wax made 1c; Vincent, a novice in power boat| First Deputy Police Commissioner | Way. according to reports received at} It no of the officials of fcrusade ia on to keep Bronk Park | W488 part of » plot to murder her Walnwright of the me club, all around by Miss Ethel McGary in the Brighton mM M the headquarters of the automoblile|the safety organizations and the A. [ijdy She declared that while her nicee, national indoor swimming champlon,| D0! om June 1 last; the previous 600 g, to-day holds the Gold Chal-|Leach, After @ hearing decision was] oreanizations here, are A. A, that In attacking the problem} = ” o_ - Mt ri Sach 5 and Miss Hilda James of) I nd, | yard record wax made by Mixe Faany [lenge Cup, most highly prized of all] reserve “Careful crossing campaign,” initi-] tn four ways the list of accidents will LIVING COND ra. Catherine McNaueht, an Burope's foremost woman swimmer, but] Durack tu Australia in 1918, Ameriean’ yachting trophies, ‘The| Matechie te @ young man who lives|ated in Virginia and now epreading|te materially reduced, Tt is accopted, ITIONS chauffeur put up as good a fight as ae ata aie ant aria ; = prize was won yesterday when, with|at No. 119 Martense Street. He teati-] trourhout the country, designed to} of course, that these plans will in IN RUSSIA BETTER | was possible against such odds, the Bia Ge eaventh,. Which two Watehe ¢ 4 have all automobiles come to a com-|no way check the foolhardy driver or ponte bhers beat her unmercitully with | overworked tnekeepers proved unable | wit |8 worthy of note that both Mlss|the speedy Packard-Chriscraft, Col,| fled that on the evening of June 20 robbers beat her cifully with- plete stop before crossing any rail-|the speed maniac. He pays neither| No Vincent took the third and final heat] last, thirty members of the Bible] road at grade heed to the law nor to the require- | ~ of the American Power Boat Associa-| Class had a third annual dinner at the Tales ii Coutteny Rehan gets Mt cour veld nih Says New Yorker. To the amazeme 1 G Py xy the Chicago A vel “The thing dod ck- almost Immediately, increasing It stead-| packed’ the acaeed oethG crOMA, *h8'| tion's classic, He was an easy victor] Clurenton Restaurant, No. 1129 Miat-|!nitiated by the Chicako Automotive he thing needed to curb the reck fly to the end. She began to beat worl ‘ ‘Trade “Association and warmly in-|less speed driver,’ sald George C. LONDON, Sept. 6 (Associated figures at 300 yards, which she re “AE fit Rael Al LLC ft the wate: | over the largest number of boats ever} bush Avenue, When the dinner) gored by the American Automobile] DMhI, President of the A. A. A., “is| Press).—Living conditions in Russia yards sl a] fresh and smiling, apparently not. th: fn 8m 5 , a8 against the ils i ontered 8 event, including tie] ouded the class members went out on| Association. a sot of officials who will quit trying| have « y ‘ d mark | least affoeted by the feat mecompiished |7ntered in the event, Inc a have enormously improved the crops of 4m 8 3-58 held by Miss Funnle Duruck| “A 10-yard handicap swim for_mem | ontry of Garfleld A, Wood, who held| the sidewalk and continued there the] This plan calls on every motorist |to make money for thelr municipalities promise to be excellent, typhus, of Australian. Next she passed 400) bers of the Won 5. A. was featu they had started within. to do a little more than observe the} by going after the man who ts simply sj 44 metres (327 -yards) in about 4m 10%] by a brilliant performance on. the par Liab ee . “rules of the road’ by showing every|a mile or two over the speed limit,| Cholera and other epidemic diseases hig ae ok pserpt tigen 29 4-58.lof Miss Alleen Riggin, the diminutive} Although it was his second appear-} While this was going on, he said,| yossible courtesy fellow motorists] and will concentrate their attention on] haye been checked, the material wel- TERE HG) tated Ta COO rea ae aes ai pepe ans rid nie ne beh Sb ince in a big race, Col. Vincent] Harkins came up and ordered the|and refusing to sanction road racing| rounding uj drivers who. \nva-| fare of the population is encouraging 1e ‘a ue ce ECO} as e@ speed =] ried: e 22 2-5s, bettering by the huge margin t hundred erédited to a member of th: | ‘andled his craft like a veteran and|guthering to move on, Matschke sald Be Sree ve lenked/on oun ey ae “incre aitl wane yale Ld ‘a areca a re pases of 40 seconds the former record by Miss} sex in the United States this summer. 5 e " ty «: | . Bi . ents he only |inerous railroads anr steamship lines Ethel McGary of the W 8. A. Her reinarkable swimming failed to] ‘70 tele during the three thirty-|that the patrolman singled him: out argument to which this class listens.’’] are operating, and the Government 1s At 400 metres (437.1 yatds) and 440] place her in the final, however, and Mrs,| mile heats was lis leadership ser!-|and declared him to be disorderly, add- functioning effectively, This is the epitome of. reports Socata Wainwright and Miss James went under Miss Ederle set out at a terrine pace} or of the old records broken in the from the start and assumed the le ; i Evidence of Famine,] out any other apparent object than to kill her. | “1 had enough presence of mind,” she said, ‘to simulate unconscious ness, and they then left, probably thinking T was dead.” Mrs. Sweeney went to the Sheeps head Bay Police Station last nicht and Nad a long conference with Act ing Captain Busby. Sho is believed to have revealed to him information on which she bases her theory that threre was a plot to murder her She sald the Jowelry found under the viaduct of the Brighton React Ine, three blocks from her home, was not all that was taken. She bel this much was thrown away bec: he championship seven years. yards different sets of tlmekeepers| Hazello Zoltz, on the 2t-second mark shaltenge en 0 a blow In th bh caught her in 1-8 and 6.86 %-5,| won the event in the actual time of U%!Y challenged. In the Anal heatying to this a BI Yate ° ° ° while the International Federation ‘Ta-|1, 25 1-5. he so far out-distanced the field that | tis fist and a blow on the head with Pit the Poor Fan! Um ires’ Union brought fvom Russia by Edward M. ble registers for both distances a mark > he appeared to jog along to the fin-|the nightstick, Then Harkins ar- L. Mesh of New York, Director of the of 6.16 8-6 by Miss Hilda James of Eng st ie eae hi W L Hi Th P B l Vuited States Grain Corporation, who on t et Him im row Po ott QS | its made a atx wool’ survey of con. ditions In Russia for Secretary of fend: SELIGMAN SCORES K,. O. | si), tien signalling the timers to] rested him and took him to the station She touched at 510 yards in 6, art eelivinai exe : : + Pactra, | house, followed by the class, wiping out the listed standard of 7.08 1-3], MO"! Selixman, ex-welterweight ama-Jefich his speed, he put the Packard-| 1) inatbush Court Mafschke was § 1-5 use ‘ s tingulsting marks. by Miss Durack.* Then she eprinted| {eur champion, knocked out Ernie] (hriscraft through another lap, ot{ discharged and he preferred charges -——— Commerce Hoover. Mr. Flesh ts wall-| OF 08 anise, Bey police hiv Mua Gidalate feateal Vine cee 2 oo. bs [Kobuler of Brooklyn In the sixth round] ‘opty-e\eht iniles an hour, nearly ten| against Harkins. “In the trial room ing for the United States Sept. 18, | ented three men and aré searc! In one of the fastest bouts ever wit- ‘nilew am hour faster than his wver-|‘e-day Matschke’s statements were| That Is If the Court tt Grants fa Chatter When Faulty Peti-| Mr. viesn dectared a great part of : corroborated by George S. Knapp. A this rehabilitation was due to Ameri- Superintendent of the Sunday School, tion Is Amended. can charity and enterprise, It was a strange sight to Detroit! itj¢riert H. Heyer, teacher of the The days of panning umpires are numbered. + motor boat fans, so accustomed to see-| Itible Class, and George 8, King, ono When another baseball season wakes such leso majeste will be utter!y|BOY CYCLIST INJURED EVENING WORLD’S OWN SPORT HISTORY ‘ ar Wood at the elon of) tanking den TRYING TO PASS TRUCK Harkins denied the experts whose word {s law, nor will fans be able to caress the pates of |yite Reap Whe. What Happens Every Day harge and|in the discard. Vlayers will not venture to shake clinched digits at those p winner, but that veteran a SPABRIGHT, N. J., Sept. §.—On the] ples ti called Capt rmedy, who was in courts of the Rumsgn Country Club] Undines (546.1 yards) distance has late, by woman for 00 metr though no record for t been accepted officially to ing fox two more, although only threr are said to have partictpated tn *) burglary. ‘The three prisoners have furnished a complete alib! and will be released in the Coney Island © rt to-day. ed at the Freeport Sporting Club «1 Leeatantie Oe fige speed of Uh at aaaeseeeaieen ees BRONX CLEAN OF CRIME; NO GRAND JURY CASES Court Te! and te Thrown x Street. tied the finish from the side lines | cnarge of the Flatbush Precinct at the aps, than} time of the arrest, to testify in his| arbiters with empty pop bottles. The umpires are organizing, to Dr Lehalf. Carmody stated that he had! ents fact became known to-day @ Joseph Smitkoff, thirteen, of No. 342 given Harkins orders to disperse the ast Mist Street, the Bronx, riding » ; vhen Supreme Court Justice McGold-] nopy oF sia Wast Mis i : ie crowd and declared with much post-| When Sup coh ioe bi fn 149th Streot, near Brook Ave- more pleasure, per victory brought Col. Vincent, Vood has won so often that his with T. J. Rooney of the f Philadelphia, second, Members There Is Ne N GIRL FOUND > portsmanship prompted a suggestion | tiveness rkins had no} «| rie asked to approve the Incor- MISSOURI RIVER, Work fer Them to De, Bernon 8, Prentice, holler of the club — Ne in Tee Gale eaenedles |i that Barielns Had MObiatpuole| Thee ae ARRER Wy SDTe TS Sl one ecescra gr nue, attempted to pase around a large] one py rs & Champlonship in singles ut the Sea-] LINCOLN, Neb., Sept. 5.—Sig Haugh: | 2#t winter that the Gold Cup rules! Matachke, adding that he would have | poration the Interstate mptres'] KANSAS CITY, Sept. 5.—The body of |autsmobile truck but struck one of the @ Bronx County September Grand B rantehee Cae Be e chang to elimir his own] seen any such act had {t occurred. ps ection Asi Ree iy veive: on two world’s records for automobile rac peedy hydroplanes, The rules were er Prot ® girl, apparently about twelve years defeated Irviig Riker in a hard-fought bs Faisal stittoy tion owas submitted ‘by Arthur A. 3 § on 4 half-mile track at the Nebraska] Jhanged, und, to Wood's gratifica- \ 3 | oid, found yesterday tled in a gunny-|shortly before 1 ofclock this afternoon. four-set match by 6—4, §—10, 9—7, 86. | Btate Mair. He lowered the mile record | von, thirteen displacement boats en- 320 ACRES FOR PARK Henning, lawyer, with offices at No, jo truck, owned by the Amertcan Rall- By virtue of this vietory Prentice be-] to 683-5 seconds, The previous record ave The event, PLANNED ON HUDSON 108 West 34th Street, The petitioners sack and floating in the Missour! River ways Expret was driven by John B. oki bright Lawn Tennis and Cricket Club, | M#hh, drt elation, The applica- Jury was told by Supreme Court Justios Martin as he swore ft In to-day that It was fortunate !n serving a community “elean from all crime."* ar wheels of the vehicle and waa hurl- over his handle bars to the pavement ered this year's comes the singles champion of both| of one minute and 2-5 seconds was ea-| onic cone € nd bb a ae Julius. Muller, [near here, was the subject of a seurch-| Davies of No. 1231 Washington Avenue,| . “This is due to the vistlance of the Clube, a distinction that tan net boteni| tablished last week at Dea Moines by| “Heh hed ess hee . Ey eA anallicc, GoHeD Teuity temas, ae) nosy Whe Rone: preceding Jury." he told the members . Bape the same driver. Haughdahl then won| “ADY 28 & ssihaealby To Be Opened ext Year | !rank McNamara, G. Har ing police inquiry ve Y] iceman Finn of the Morrisania] “I trust you will maintain its record.” a member of both culbs in some time.| the two-mile race in 1-58. aking the| seen reinstated from a polnt of com- ‘i ae Todd Kerr, was clad only in a blue gingaam dres»| Station summoned Dr, Hunter of Lin-| Confirming the statement of the record of two mnuites seconds, | petition, for Outing Parties. After His Honor had read the pe-| iq wrapped tna gray blanket and had {eu Hospital and the boy was found tol court, Assistant District Attorney Frank DETROIT, Sept. 5.—Col, J. G, Vin-\8t four years ago. Seven boats finished in this order: tition setting forth the names in ro- be suffering from severe Incerattons of | Oliver informed the jury that there wan Tu poimtar Arab] Thtee hundred and twenty acres of d Bird, Min- | forest land along the east bank of ureat Spec no marks of {dentification. ‘The skull was fractured and the nose crushed. — Packard-C ip iorith Mike Dwyer, veterar distance runner | VI, Buffal signatures, he ruled the petition of the of the Mohawk A. ed a field of | acapolis 1,| the Hudgon River, just north of Ver-] “out” for the time being, because the Gold Challenge Cup race on the Detroit twenty-seven rival Vorrers yesterday esr dtchsatl a le id Just north of Ver-] “out” for the tine being, because t Detroit, points; Roamer, Detroit, | planck’s P ' 0 not correspond.” , River, taking the third and final heat {n the fourth annual tive-mile handicap | se. non . planck’s Point and two miles south of] "names do not correspon! from a field of eigit other starte n Bearcat, Hamilton, | peeiskilt, will be converted into a} The Association aims, according to N the head and body and a possible frac- ture of the left ankle. tation and at the end—the petitioners’ nothing for it to consider. After select ing a secretary, it adjourned. cent of Detroit, driving his 1 Chriscraft, made a clean swe kard py, |TOad race canducted under the aus of the Rye Community Field Day Y. Over a course] #1 points: 1 offered treacher-} Comme ous footing, Dwyer st d the way forfwas aw points; Bearcat Bee, Detroit, its petition: He previously had won the first two To interest itself In and foster pro~ heats, He travelled the thirty miles for Day Line announced to-day it had] fessional, semi-professional and amu- Bat average speed of 39.8 miles an how recreation park. The Hudson River miles an] old schoolt with Edsel Ford 1 y runner of re sing plenie tables, swings and other at-| sociation; to organize to protect the ing the race V t a ti hought the land and will proceed at] teur baseball in the capacity of um- { fthie race Vincent raced @ lap the last half of the distance, and finiah: | abled in t once to improve it. inne nainly ‘ : record for displacement pare oven Wilmserireeel of (a oe ad Withdras Vith Baby Plans include the construction of| ‘To protect the Interest or interests RY hip uA. ors of leas t te tr lund A.C. Richard Van Eyck, 16- Wood took the Wood-Fisher t a pler, covered pavilions, a cafeterta, | of each individual member of the us a i ef ai it, Avera ~ H. Ss, wh ted the emblem ¢ the wheel of Woodtish, The other|tractions appealing to excursionists | interests of each member so far a e e Miss : igtoe cenpeting Mohawk ALC, finished third. Dwyer ‘ the Sallan Trophy! The place will be opened as Indian] same r 4 to umpiring in conjunc- Cc. Im: in witha hb udtiations, occupied the] Vay avowed & handleay of | min race for cabin cruisers, was won by point Park in 1928 tion with baseball é limelight last night in the clusing swit-|getual tite of uw il in the | Miss Grosse [oir + Detroit entrant Indian Point Park faces north to- » diffuse reliable information ue ip i aon Square = e a aaa ward that expanse of the river which | about gamess to be helt by the differ. s Washington Irving compared to Lake} ent baseball clubs: swimmer, in a demonstrat which exeveded any of her previous Performances this season, captured t etropolitan A of ability JIMMY CLABBY MAKES »{Como. It is within walking distance Vo advocate the repeal of all un SUCCESSFUL ‘COMEBACK? | ¢f Peekskill and adjacent to the Al-| just legislation that may be detrimen bany Post Road, On fts northern side] tal to baseball. To promote and ad Fistic News swim champlone f ¢ ‘i neH CITY. Ind, Sept. 6.—[8re the quiet waters of Lent's Cove.| vocate reforms in the law that may myored a victory cratch In a 2 and G [ros sip hats Hammond globe] Back of tt stretches a wild and ru; be necessary to the best Interests of tke cielo oa. swim: for women, In Ea cone bali aiter, de y defeated Jimmy|eountry {n which are located baseball." ‘ $00 verde In varied alsleacotmwintnine y John Pollock onsedh the , Sane islibussd feted York's Croton and Mt.. Kisco Reser Nor ts that all, 9, in @:02 3-5, Her winning time in the boaghins ee teaut lati arn Aeatchent| oem As a fitting climax tho Interstate handicap race was 9:21 Joe Wagner last night matched portance. (n ted States, inf [ndlan Point {s sald to be the place} Umpires’ Protective Association will e by re UK our CUARKSDURG TW" Ye, dept, 4_[7AOR Bharkeri, who te under super reven years and he more than|Where Hendrik Hudson's ship was] ain to “elevate standards of integrity, Fifty-seven candidates reported to br.] ¥ision in this State, to box Youns © W. Spears for hia initial workout t Toronto, 1 the West Virginia University for ees cuad yesterday, ‘Twenty mon we und bout Went netibers of the varsity squad of li —~ Kood visited by the Indians, one of whom.| honor and courtesy among baseball Clabhy was given 0 great ovation] digcoyered in a theft of clothing, war | players and managers’ while on their Tr onto, in afupon te a a rink and a red) shot and killed by a member of the] own behalf the ump m to Meher price ri ~) bart : floyd 1 nt the | Hudson's crew ish the proper spirit of by nerhoot."” ae Wil mike every ayo: tof The Day Line will preserve all the ~< year and 4 large number of extremely Ie ( he wo tweet 1 Johnny 1 iddle~ rt eaut Site Pepe ieee att the cundidutes) A" 4., Coney etand, on Friday night in the| Isley welghed 173, Durey'a weinnl| SOUTH AMERICAN IN BIG ISHII FAILURE were on hand. When all will be aeventy located here for the two i!" jon won't ave] YAS ATO CABLE RATES CUT) « ie oks" work. toll Fe ee Tee ere SENHEIMERS in the clothing busi- ness will tell you that men won’t buy own twelve mil imes * ®9 | JORSES RACE DAILY to defeat Eddie All Amertean Co, to Exch member of the AT THE POLICE GAMES ‘Traiic V GIRT, N, J., Sept. 6.—The vetor- | vie brother of the 7st Regiment of New You's} HMerden, Thy nKE Postal Tel, Co. OSAKA, Japan, Aug. 16 (fty mal! PeATn evenicet’ CHRON GuPaniant cau tis poowintea iain. No A big reduction In South American |‘? (he Associated Press). —Tnvestign Fall clothes in warm weather. They wait un- being held here. Thy twas oper | hing taken part in a few fights and naw} Joseph A. Faurot, Deputy Police Com-}eable rater and the establishment of| {inn into the Ishit failure @ few til pumpkins are ripe, and straw hats have to wll veteran military organizations of norare akill and promise. This maton] Mestoner, in eharee of the police ex-] uniform rates for all Hraxilian offices ihe ago, which cost the banks of been fed to the cows. the United States and ho» shot an 1 semi-final to the clash between *L bition at the dymaiea race track onfOf the All America Cables, Ine. bas! jijan geome yen, 70,000,000 loaned to nuatly at & since 1903. The New] poe start ‘i 4 q att jade possible by the onenine : one Mts tied oncom er ate and te ete (eee, meetin y Jowepha of oston | september 9 nnd 16, yesterday ans) ot thie coe ee Oe tee ete for his stock exchange specula But we're making mince meat of that ancient tue of to-day's victory gained two le ounced thit two 4 horse] Paulo, Brazil. Kohler, Bre s, has developed a first class sean idea here at the Reval salesrooms. You ought siyn's crack ty on the trophy, The second compan | races wil take place ¢ fthe] The Al) America Cables, Inc., which ie. Governo ectannide of Rew Bie vay (to the Hhiippine tanta, | mie aioe NOE ive a tlOpsintee AICGIA: Galde te iicke bores It ts charged that Ishii was to see the crowds of Fall buyers! Ccdmtecnst ven, Conn. finished avcond with a] where he te Wook @ boule aanins om Suratogs nat woek, and | the United States and Central and Routh sraUED ena a aoe Fall Suits but Winter Ulsters and Great At premnt he tin Japan} yom there: nef for the two events: ‘The t will ran] with the Postal ‘Telegraph-Co ‘ is to borrow from several ba °s W) ats. cone Col., Sept. 6.— J will matt f ra he gets to Marika a tho glare of thoirireapiotive mablea:|Ceble Company for an exchone the"damo securities ond two: hen Here’s hat Ont * ’ ingot ray Neb. D will be given to. the winning| trafic on thelr systems, which ager nagers have been urrested on the It’sthe special pre-season values we're giving! We've Done in bond ne NGL oe ate 60,G00 intles of cat of allowing improperly Ie ao thi " e piston displacement, otdistanced Lieut. George # Wood, wha ta] BY twawon of this axroement, 11 1 large loans: ‘ 's worth something to us to get our or- Ae HHL elimi sete in / ‘on t nfs ug manned ut opine t ei 3 ied wit te He Ne ae MPN for etic ; a | © prosecutors are probing (he nf We've reduced 23 styles ganization geared up well in advance of the ¢ Cup, us well ue the hy er page| stated to Cormalnatones Duurot that haf Renting meshager from and tol ‘aSiou walsh Tet to $30 from our Fall rush. So we're giving a handsome re- 2 Mis tne t von Wil furnish the (the thor. | South Amorie via Au Na rea Cul ‘ Ht ns e $48, $42, $36 lines ward to alert clothes buyers who are ready od i wurhbred Ni on the other har the + i) 1 is the hehe wate ie ch a \merican offices of the latter compary | « of some of these —thus giving an to anticipate their Fall clothes needs now. Ose aa Oh Gash that tke atarne avur DAN) “ Poxer Drops t be shilpa reba oder tip wd, While tie at unparalleled choice at ¥ Twenty-three of our toppiest Autumn Bind eres ia to aturt off uae BARTON, Vay 3 Five minutes ~- Fibs) OE MLB TEaEA YY fabrics—from our $48 and $42 grades—re- ‘ Nae isan mibare of NOY wii a ey atta fen elgin ge knocked his] MRS. PORTER E, BROWNE iio acai Tak Tibor ali, $ © duced to B20 the suit oc versoay o are have? ‘atten their renne |'r Ton again. He, 100 BAe ie nriner ; t ye EXPIRES AT HOME Vineohisdebis —just to get che Fall business started early. Bir ‘er the oll » mt, My in ide fivet i end Le r iT r . . P . f ' ivan, “null due i at : diene aegrs ' BIE") Wan Versntile Actress Hefore She NL rai ING Sas 9 cree You'll save at least $10 extra by buying this map. 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Times Square und Columbus Cirole Stores oben evenings Others 6130 te @ emery day, including Sucur nior sculls, the New York Captain i. 26 woke up a hale ve s § a le, is still pubsect to the . ae he Ne ay ‘ Milkco's wiring: of auick knoskouts: whe tein one swiiew the She was a versatile, Mh “eunsoct tot WORLD'S GREATBST VALUB—SOLD IN 10,000 CITIES Mt aie eee ae rrett Giller he revefved a draw with the St. Paul taiweec ether ploeand/ aie cup marriage to Mr. Browne y ‘ poling, oH the Bachelers' Berge Club of Philadel-" heavyweight at the of twelve their home In thie city and Mre c ntence Ip t art fron phin wow the senior championship ains rounds of slow fwhting here last night Par tor the hole in three Browns retired trom the stage.) | vil court makes {ta ruling i ’