The evening world. Newspaper, October 27, 1922, Page 20

te ded Ww M Aw de dy VGLOBDEa 45, hiaivaan, of No. 4084 Park Avenue, Bronx, was electrocuted Iast night when he tow reat majority of fans “Bedtime Stories,” to go tq Radeliffe. De Evening World’s Weekly Road Maps for Auto Owners}: Of New York; Study Map Before tlie Tours Bvery outo owner planning a Sat- wrday or Sunday tour should be in posscesion of the very last word on road conditions before making a finat decision. By arrangement with 0. M. Wells, Chief Roadman of the Aw tomodile Club of America, The Bve- ning World on Friday of each week will print a special article on tours that cannot fail to prove of incatcu- lable value to owners, Save your aelf tire troubles, breakdowns and kindred verations by consulting The Evening World maps and facts about roads, Routes Through Eastern Part of Pennsylvania By O. M. Wells, (Chief Roadman the Automobile Club of America.) Many miles of highways have been built this year in Eastern Pennsyl- vania under the direct supervision of the State Highway Department, which controls the State highway system, and although there were a number of sections on the main trunk Ines under construction where long and poor detours were necessary the State Highway Department of Penn- sylvanta should be highly commended for the rapid progress and the most excellent type of roads built under its supervision, At this time of year a great many motorists get ready to motor south, and it is just as necessary to know the conditions of the roads on the first lap as it is on the last if the extreme end of the Florida peninsula is the objective. A great many motorists prefer to go down by the way of Gettysburg, then over into the Shenandoah Val- ley. Heretofore it has been very dif- ficult to get to Easton, then across the eastern part of Pennsylvania, as all of the trunk Ines across New Jersey have been more or less under construction, Motorists can now go to Easton through Montelatr, . Par- sippany and Denville to Netcong over a beautiful road that was recently finished and ts mostly concrete, then around Budd's Lake to Hackettstown and through the Muscanetcong Val- ley through Beattystown to Easton. There has been construction work on the William Penn Highway betwoen Easton and Harrisburg and there is still a section Undér construction be- tween Humnieigtown’ and Harrisburg which we are in’ hopes will be ellm- inated in the next few weeks. A new road from Harrisburg to Gettysburg is in excellent condition and there is also aconsiderable amount of 1 proved road running north along the Susquehanna River through Harris- burg to Williamsport. The new concrete road which has been under construction all summer between Sunbury and Williamsport is finished. There is construction work between Harrisburg and Sun- bury on the west side of the river and the detours are very, very poor, Motorists going through from Easton via Bethlehem, Allentown, Reading and Harrisburg to Gettysburg will d the road in pretty fair shape ex- cept the detour above mentioned pbe- tween Hummelstown and Harris- burs. ‘There is construction work between Harrisburg and Carlisle on the direct line from Harrisburg to Chambers- burg. Motorists will find it prefer- able to go viz Gettysburg to reach the Lincoln Highway from Easton, Pa. The Lincoln Highway ts in fair condi - tion most of the way from Philadel - phia through Coatesville, Lancaster, York and Gettysburg to Chambers- burg. Motorists going south during the fall months from Gettysburg will find it preferable to go through Emmits- burg to Frederick, then to Washington via Relgelsville, where the start is made for the trip south. For those coming down from Scran- ton and the Lackawanna Trat!, we suggest that they sun through Pitts- ton, Wilkes-Barre, Hazleton to Tam- aqua, Pottsville and Port Clinton to Reading, where there is a choice of two roads, one going direct to Lanci ter joining the Lincoln Highway, al avoiding the detour between Hum- melstown and Harrisburg, or the Will- jam Penn Highway between Reading and Harrisburg. Those coming down from New York State und points beyond Port Jervis can follow the Delaware River to Stroudsburg, then via the Wind Gap to Easton. It is also very Interest- ing to motor along the Poconos from Scranton through Tobyhanna, Mt Pocono, Swiftwater and Bartonsville, By the touring season of next year most of the trunk lines through Eas- ton, Pennsylvania, will be in good condition as there are stil] a number of sections to be improved, and If the State of Mennsylvania continues with the rapid progres’ made throughout the summer the hilly%sectton and roll- ‘ng country throughout easte"» Penn sylvania will be a dilghtfus piace to motor, Jn next Friday's issue of The E ning World, a resume of good conditions will be given, together with & map, covering all the sections from Philadelphia to Washington, taking in parts of Pennsylvania, Delaware, Maryland and the District of Colum- bia, Cuticura Soap ——— AND OINTMENT —— Clear the Skin Stes" Seteain Usbocitee opt white Wess Thornton Bury M.—United States by Capt. Powers Fym: Prominent. men who will speak will be Corneliva Vanderbilt Jr. M—"The Butterty Theat a transformer In the new Hudson Avenue night, conduct two ruby pins, and Frank A. Hines of Dedham $60,000. ~ BLEOCTROCUTED IN EDISON PLANT. Marshall Street, workmen heard him scream and pulled him from the transformer, but he died before a physielan arrive: Thoughts Are Read by Radio At the Permanent Radio Fair MADAM RADORA Moves, thinks and speaks by radio. automaton that can actually future are an open book to fh hoped for tho beneft of the majority of fans that this will be remedied by al § . Why bag Nest to Bat Fruit,” by Dr. Herm i York State Health Depanin te 7.46 P, M.—Concert programme and Lawenco Abbott, Percy T, At- readjustment of the wave lengths as soon as the radio bill now before Con- gress in acted upon. 9. M.—Arlington Time Slenals: official weather forecast. 1 P, M.—United Btates Navy night COMPILED BY THE AUTOMOBILE CLUB OF AMERICA denser acrons the secondary of eomasnsialijinae enya, LEAVES HER SON $1, MAID GETS $10,000 CAMBRIDGN, 1 Mass, Oct, 97.—Rad- cliffe College is made the residulary legates by the will of Mrs. Maty B, Dane De Cordova of Lincoln, which was filed here, disposing of « large estate, At the death of the testator’s husband, the bequest ts to form a echolarship fund in memory of Mrs, De Cordova's father, the late Thomas Dana of Cam- Her library also is eventually will assist greatly In tuning of your BUREAU OF TOURS the set solective fon without In- nough to tune a at terference from another will only be ascertained by actual operation, P, C.—"Will you kindly publish the diagram for the construction of @ loose Anewer — Write again Do you want a erystal detector or audio bulb layout? —-————, wel—mMeproRnD | ‘Before Breakfast Get-Ups,” Mr. Arthur 1. Baird., suo METRES, represent nud sthee lum in the worl SEE THE NEWEST THINGS IN RADIO $24 Bren etm the fas ‘The Permanent Radio Fy 900 Red Room of the Hote the products of all the Iargest and beat Eamuteslurere are von ai wplas "Admnlasion 48 cents, with, privilege ll Justvely for radio dealers and mai re Bt. Open to general public. from TR to to80 Ps st WOR-NE WARK 400 METRE: roped Madam Radora a question. i hours of @ A. M “kind of cheese to buy, Th 290 P. l.—Plano numbers by Majorie D. H. Goodwin, Division of Mar- . of Buffalo, N, ¥. by Addalens of the Leaguo M.—Newa brosdcast, 3.25 P. M.—Musical programme, jarket report, United States Brighton Live Stock Market, Fruit and Vegetables Market, Dairy and Produce 0 Live Stock Market, Produce Market re- Menzel, Presiden: Larger Life of New York, on “Power, How to Get It." 3.80 to 4.00 P, M.—Song seven numbers by Mme. AMUSEMENTS. | AMUSEMENTS. € A BEAUTIFUL YOUNG GIRL’ WAS BEING SACRIFICED 15 P. M.—Weekly release of the Babson Statistical Organization, 6.20 P, M.—House & Garden Magaxine 6.80 to 7,00 P, M.—'Man in the Moon Stories for the Children." . WJZ—-NEWARK., 860 METRES, _ 5.80 P. M.—Closing prices on stocks, ds, grain, coffee and susai 6.40 P, M.—Conditions in the leading inguatien, by_R. D. Wychoft. 6.45 P. M.—Sporting events, House ge garden feature. Boston Farmers’ P. M.—Boston police reports; late rly sport news. . M.—Iivening programme of ‘| 72.00 M.—United States Naval Ob- servatory time signals. 12.80 B, M.—Noon stock market quo- WayY—scne) 400 METRES She was being sacrificed... her slim youth! Nothing new, nothing old this..,.it happened yesterday, it is happening this minute. .Beautiful in Weather forecast. ‘SERVICE COLUMN. By Capt. Robert Scofield Wood. BRITTON-WALKER FIGHT BY RADIO. —Produce and stock market ————— The man approaches her. sions that have destroyed kingdoms, slain millions, scorching in his eyes. . the old pas- the same thrill as a fast fight properly described with all the local color which ranges from the dull thud of a body blow to the hysterical screams of the women who are to be found In any The atmosphere fn the homes where the fight is recetved by radio Is none the less tense and excited by virtue of its distance from the fixht. The broadcasting of this event is to be done by station WJZ, Newark, which will be connected by @ direct line from the ringside to the broadcasting studio. The scrap for the welterweight title will commence at about 10 FP. M. and is scheduled to go fifteen rounds. This will make the fourth fight to be broadcasted by radio in the last eighteen months and with each per- formance its popularity increases one hundred fold. AMUSEMENTS. preererts)) 41 ud 1h WINTER GARDEN sieve’ tuencrthure a St AMUSEMENTS. AMUSEMENTS. SHUBERT VAUDEVILLE evenings at 8.80, Ved. and Bat. 2.50. in “TO LOVE” By Paul Geraldy. GRACE GEORGE With Norman Trevor—Robert Warwick Of the many forms of entertainment broadcasted by radio the prizefight, with its tense moments, breathless sec- onds and wild cheering spectators, a¢ems to be the most popular brand of enter- tainment the radio wave carries, Under Pressure of popular demand ‘The Man of Mystery’ will broadcast the next big feature which appears on the pugilistic which, incidentally, Mappens to be the Britton-Walker contest at Mad- ison Square Garden on the evening of Nov. 1. The Old Master of the welter- welxht division is holding out his crown to an aspiring hard-hitting youth the person of Micky Walker and J. Andrew White, our mystery man, with the perfect radio voice Is golng to de- scribe every movement of the fight. ‘The radio audience, fight audience. PIN’ AROUNDY The young girl turns away... . there must be some escape! BLOSSOM TIME BROADHURST 2 “ye GENTURY W. 48 8t. Bry, 2628. Eve. Bat. Shubert Present SISTINE | «100TH Wed, The International Musical Success, |THE LADY IN ERMINE “ieee _GOOD BALCONY SEATS. o THEA., 624 Bt. Central Park West. , 8.80—Matinees Wed. and Hat. SALLY, RENE ana ia Outside in the garden, an eager youth, with clear young voice, is singing: ‘I love —I love—In the morning I love—Until day is done, I love—I love—you.” By J. P, Toohey and W. G. Percival. ‘Thea., 44th, W. of B'y. Ev. 8.30. Matinees Wed. and Gat., 2.80. Greawwien Virtacs Fouts ARTHUR HOPKINS Presents ETHEL BARRYMORE “Rose eed LONGAGRE Siti horizon. Come With: EDDIE, DOV DOWLING and a Great Cast, Her heart pounds toward the young voice, almost breaking the sweet little bosom. * Matinoes Wed. and = Whispering Wire an Are All These Great ‘Men FOOLS? John Haynes Holmes, Pastor Community| Holland, Pres. N. Y. State Fed.) Patten, Former Postmaster,| QUESTIONS AND ANSWERS, A Reader—"Due to in the broadcastin, @ recent change hedule my set m capable of tuning out The set consists ® crystal detector The primary of tho tuner 2 varied with a bla condenser assist in tuning Gut ail other. atations but. the one to But in the rcom, with his hand upon her shoulder, is the other man. He is rich. Her mother is going to sacrifice her upon the old stained altars of Greed and Passion. fs ag enthusiastic about fight as the fans who sit in the smoke- filled arena at the actual scene of com- latters from the homes of min- Isters, college professors and men of letters who seldom visit a fight have been received expressing their enthu- siasm for this latest form of radio en- Nothing seems to carry IdSoak’ condenser should I get and whore in the hook-up should it be placed?’ Answer—You seem to be suffering with The young voice outside—If he could only save her! If she could only escape! [Nicholas Murray Batler, Pres. of Colum- eer’ Dana Gibson, L deterrent tell nks siktod production fiawle MONDAY — DOUGLAS World Famous] James of Li August Thomas, Dean of American} Thomas atiati David Belasco, the Wizard of Stageo And Every Critic in New York’ Who Praised ‘The Selwyns’ Production of (CHANNING POLLOCK’S Powerful Play at the The Boy and The Girl, together! You will go with them to meet strange mysteries; to face thrilling trials; you will laugh with them; you will love with them in “‘One Exciting Night.” Mr. Griffith’s new pic- ture at the Apollo Theatre Where The Girl and The Boy appear twice each day at two-thirty and eight-twenty. TIMES SQ. THEATRE Staged by FRANK REL “Tt sends you a home refres BEST SEATS AT BOX OFFICE FOR 10 WE! IN yANCE. Pop. Priced Mate.—Election Dony, Thankagivins, Keen New Neate’ w Year's & Every Thurs, MATIONAL# Bry. 1064 ‘gve. 8.30 ED. & SAT. 2.30 RITZ, W.abth Bt. Bve.8.30. Mate. Wed. aSat, “BANCO” : With Lola Fisher, Alfred Lunt, Francis Byrne THEATRE SEATS NOW SELLING 44TH ST. THEA, 31. William Fox Rost LYRI iiny" MATINEE TO-MOR’W 2.30 Tho Theatre Guild Present Brosdway & 40th Bt. Rives, Hinness Wed. and Bat., in 81 ‘wice wal 230-890. RUTH CHATTERTON piay “LA TENDRESSE” feted HENRY MILLER’ INA ee BERNARD & CARR PARTNERS AGAIN Woat 45th St. sat 8.50. | The good Maxwell Sedan is out- selling for the very excellent reason that it is a better car. The smarter style, beautiful finish and finer fittings are simply an added measure of value, non-skid front and re A Bat ed MeRAE, UTH ‘9 “THE AWEVE STS PUNCH & JUDY. PSUS KN: KNICKERBOCKER “AN DAI | HEYWOOD BROUN Implore You to See | 1HE LAST WARNING With WILLIAM COURTLEIGH, EQUITY 48TH STanteiso.s “!4ALVALOCA” Wonderfully Told by JANE, conyL rt Matinee Saturday. MADGE KENNEDY | ites ee . & John Miitera, Bway & 38 St. Ev West of Broadway. ity, 2.30 and 8.20, D. W. 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