The evening world. Newspaper, September 7, 1922, Page 6

a - ‘a FE aah Si OE I BB IPNRA SPR Re IN RR RRRL ATTEN So cementite THE EVENING WORLD, THURSDAY, SEP'YEMBER 7, 1922, 6 _ DOZEN FIRENIEN |" A FOLLETTE BIG WINNER’ Fae ae CH Ano, |Super-Dreadnaught of Air, to Carry)": “ 1 that its speed will be nomcer sald of the| 4 is as big as a we peneales Wits CUE Well-Known Hudson Board Five- Ton Bomb, Re: idy for Tes} Trip)" 4o8 BFE hit Cie parts are no ble wt when they were being shipped © Vairfleld, O., it was necessary WASHINGTON, Sept. 7.—The ¢ t battle airplane ever known in] to Clinton Ave y City, Clerk . . MILWAUKEE, Sept. 7 (Associated! Official in Trouble. La Follette has} ponert Ambry. forty-three, of No in 2,087 of the erday's mary, aging ‘iis opponent, W. A. Gan * entire La Follette >tite ja running far ahead of the], regular Republican candidates NCAWaR Tn achieving this sweeping victory the greatent ever obtained in a Wis- \rnstrong Avenne, {completed parts of this 1, consin primary, the Senator An-| jorwey city. was urrested on gim.|the air are now being assembled at i eae yavesid gh ACN jar charge the Wilbur Wright Aviation Field Sarin “AS HIM StER SES ate ne compiainant was Bernard Venn rafenetdy Ol BS ; ; In addition, he put himself in direct _ ime cam Mawar nt. |near Fairfleld, O. First tests with tt Wis ARE NEAR DEATH IN BLAZING STAIRWAY Menaced by Explosions as They Fight Flames Behind Water Screens. FALL RAIMENT or Stout Women Reflecting an unmistakable note of Paris in its falds © them over railways with no of aviation in the Un ates~-a veritable per-dread- © Hudson ty Hoard of Prec 4 1 Ah In Hudson | nour indepen t his home Davis and} The res merican Army Air the alr—has just been ated Servic s learned to-day of eighteen mon of Taning worth-| quict but dill jam P. Roaea, nine fathan of IRST exhibition of apparel in slender- izing effects. They are charming, all these models which an- nounce the new sea- son’s life and gaiety! e, Jersey City, who sale him cheeks r $45 ar by Ambry, | cording to hi at wank of ger- line War De him marked ‘No A dozen firemen barely escaped being trapped in a box-in stairway at] ¢ & $25,000 blaze at 4.30 A. M. to-day in the four-story building, No. 163 William Street, near Beekman, occu Pied by A. R. Haeveser & Co., manu- facturers of varnishes Fed by oils and lquids of high alco holic content, the fire was so hot when firemen arrived that they could not Ret into the building. They had te fight the blaze from nearby roofs and sin Ant- finished ship will soon be r h aviation officials « nents in Tan majority seems to een the women vote which sey City funds,"" , —_ = Hoth men waived examination before | th ting bormber,’’ named afte HEIRS SEEK TO RECOVER |/)e¢ Markley in the First Criminal | the civilian designer. ‘The Barlin Court, Jersey City, and were released CHICAGO “GOLD COAST” |\ii'acd tail cach to awalt the naties | Comber f= by far the largest, me structive ¢ artment, { battle plane ts known a3) ————$——— ———_—_——-. of the Grand Jur powerful ar asplane 6vs i. Prices Make Downtown heppins an Extravagance =m Lake Shore Property Cintmed tn _ - constructed In the United States. TI Suit A LeDtszaw eeninenty TWO DESPERADOES SLAIN | is stated positively at the War De-} rt CHICAGO, Sept. 7.—From out of hel ATER KILLING OFFICER Hon ef nity se the fact that avid} nuaty pages of the # hiatory, @ ion of zm eee (ads aia c was under t to meveae. Balteinia- yn hopes for tlh Luxurious materials, exqui- site tailoring, and clever craftsmanship combine to produce the standard Lane Bryant quality. Pre-eminent are the decidedly low prices. with water towers and cellar pipes. In an hour, when they were able to tes of the Ba r can easily be seer : lane was built with a view Esteblished 1860 it abies Loe Goraoand 125th Street, West destrictive engine great easily to sink the sre iflout, or to wreak v 7.—Two of three nd killed Detective | d wounded Patrolman | en the officers nt- mas they were automobiie from y Were shot and ird member of the « wan captured thirty miles weet of | SP later. valued at many mill of dollars. A claim to the groun Herman krueding and Schmidt. Seven hundred twenty defendants, including sor enter, the dozen were on their way up the enclosed stairway to the second Ny floor when flames burst beneath them , and curled around their legs They were ordered buck and gained the street just as the whole stairway be- i} came a mass of flames. No one was hurt Ms ‘The fire was discovered by Police- man Renna of the Oak Street station 1 TOLEDO, 0. + gunmen who shot i u William Martin Chiengo’s wealthiest citizens, named In the sult Claim time whe vn isiand, Just off th i the mouth of the Chicago River s, It ix ‘claims > | School-O Opening Sales | Special for Friday and Saturday New Autumn Frocks ed from the Ing those 4 When firemen chopped their way into; 7, Johnson settled down on th nt Speed cars the building the heat was no Intense jred property rights wht Watiseon, ot}, A U; Vi I ; hold to the ancestors of the two who tired, one wan found | n Uncommon Vatue gereens of water had to be thrown up he | 80 those manning the hose lines could] started the recovery proceedings to-day. und. the third em j ‘i . ie keep near enough to work, Frequent amare caped Into acd i Due wea ovat: : W I small explosions among the chemicals] WIVES 1 AND 2 AGREE taken and Killed by « deputy sheriff Boys ool Mixture Suits Slenderizing Dresses of the season's favored material, i Se sraty Chic Ham was in charge] ON! DIVIDING FORTUNE ‘WITH TWO PAIRS OF PANTS Satin-back Can‘on, also embroidered Crepe de Chine; ; of the firemen, who confined the] a gat, gare Lotth portraying the new drapes, sleeves and the favored 4 ‘ AGO, Sept. 7 sottie . neh iy pater Wie geesne Beet Dear eat alk ctieatl wits) of, atin) Boot Weaitiiy Value Sizes straightline models. Black, Navy, Brown, Cocoa. ee Californian, in the daya of his poverty $8.95 e 7 to 17 and Mra. Bleanor 1 ee ‘ FIFTH AVENUE FOLK, |, ite ‘Non, ae ‘nsiated ihe woman These suits are cut full «and tailored to meet the require: e ned 45 00 5208 to hose pl he took should share in se suits are c an 5 ; . ; | SCANTILY DRESSED, Tock's fortune, have met, accord 0 ments of the red-blooded school boy. One 56 Bust . . Duffy, in his offte ‘ 4 TURN OUT FOR FIRE Shere illeainaty eccnnernania for di- ants are lined throughout. ; a . in Tees ae mete sar 7 abe Snappy new models with yoke and inverted pleat back. 1 Early Morning Blaze in Mo- Tock readily agreed to Hleanor‘s pian In the newest colorings, including blue, brown, green ane T an Rae as will do ; 1 diste Shop Breaks Slumber |{y'rondy to pay hin debt. to the girl he and grey. H left behind when he staked his claims of Many Fashionables. in the Klondi 8 OKO. YOUTH PREVENTS GIRL FROM TAKING POISON Knocks Bottle From Her Hand and She Asks Why. Kitty Seigel, twenty years old, who gave her address as No. 130 St. Marks Place, Manhattan, tried to drink fodine last night In the hallway of No. 427 Fourth Street, Brooklyn. Robert Gol- den, seventeen, who lives at the latter address, was coming out of his door and knocked the bottle from the girl's hand before she had swallowed much of the poison. “What did you do that for? sho asked, Boys’ hats, shirts, blouses, neckwear 21 West 38th St. ith “vr, 26 West 39th St. and other accessories All Moderately Priced Third Floor Many persons in the fashionable istrict around Fifth Avenue and 66th Street turned out in attire appropri- ate to a hot night at 2:80 A. M. to- day to watch a fire in the four-story studio trullding at No, 45 West 56th Street, just off Fifth Avenue. Capt. Edward B. Hesser, formorly in command of Photograph Divi- sion of the Air Service, was working late on pictures and smelled smoke. When he opened the door of his stu- dio on the third floor he found, the hallways filled with smoke. He was the only person in the building, and going to a window opening on the street he blew a police Values . - $12.50 Boys’ and Girls’ Shoes FOR SCHOOL OR DRESS WEAR. ee00 ane $6.00 3 45 W ‘alue, ° 450 Ne Hats High and medium cut mee with broad and medium LAY AWAY Your old-fashioned corset with its old- fashioned feeling and its old-fashioned lacing. THEN TRY ON ee SITS SS a = HO on ° toes. They are made of brown and black calfskin, with want oe anki xp whistle. There were indications that, | At the Kings County Hospital she re- On Our Mezzanine Floor solid leather soles and smooth, welted inner soles. the greatest creation of the age ay secret Tease aGpearad | ie eral - |e Se seers: ; d ti h h P a. Small Boys, sizes 9 to13! Children’s, 6 toll ane 7 A Youths, s 1 to 2 Misses 11.4 to 2 dows, but no policeman came. apta wons Trom t e arisian if : + 2Mto 7 Large Girls, el 4 Give Your Stomach eine Baye, : , a te Capt. 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Third Floor, in the new, fashionable Autumn models for street, dress and sports wear Service plates in the month of china F COURSE there are dinner sets and tea sets —, and breakfast sets and coffee sets featured during the month of china at Ovington’s, but there are also some very fine service plates from the world's The Waias hakdedons most celebrated potteries. plates from En, France and Ameri This is welcome news to host- here at Ovington's. esses who are-now making — {iakr "Sto Moe ready for the season's enter- taining, and who realize that among the most important of their preparations is a close in- spection of the china cabinet. Ovington’s china department holds the answer to every question touching on china services, And to aid host- esses at this time, we are Only at Ovington' making September a month — 79" find place pia of china. rare in moderation. 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