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Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1915-01-16
LOWER PROVIDENCE OPENS
MONTGOMERY DRY" FIGHT
Township Opposes Granting Of Lii
ceEse to Eaglesville House.

ceEse to Eaglesville House.
Lower Providence township. Montgom-
cry Comfy, is co-oper7ting with the
Montgomery County No-License League
10 fight The granting of a license to the
EaEleville House near Norristown. The
Baptist Church has announced that any
member who signs a petition TO grant the
license win be uropped from It's rolls.
The Eagloyille House had it's license
revoked BY the courts TWO years ago
Charles Whltby held the license
Lower ProvidenCes action is the OPEN
ing gun OF the county campaign. and
scores OF meetings have been planned
throughout the county for the next two
weeks.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1915-01-16
LEAPS TO HIS DEATH
FROM HIGH PARAPET
Suicide Dives From Bridge After
Struggle With Would-be Savior.

NEW YORK, Jan, 16.-Freeing himself
after a desperate struggle from the
clutches Of a man who tried to stop him,
John Schlater plunged to death from the
top of the stone parapet on Washington
bridge today.
Frank Is. Lake, crossing the bridge at
the time, grasped the mans coat. The
two struggled and then Schater succeed
ed in freeing himself
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The Detroit times., 1915-04-10
razor" IS
PITCHING
Ledbetter Again Shows
Class On the
Mound

INDIANAPOLIS. Ind. April TO-
Hughey Jennings brought hls Tigers
TO Indianapolis today for the last
two games OF the preseason jaunts
According 20 present plans. the
club viii leave here Sunday niKht.
arriving in Detroit Monday morning
for workouts At Navin field Dauss
will be sent TO the mound during
one OF the games here. as this city
Is his home town. Both Dauss and
Bush divide honors with Ty Cobb
here. as the Hoosier capital Is
strong for native sonA
coveleskie worked three innings
a. Dayton yesterday and showed
that he vas far from going stale.
Then Razor" Ledberter went 10 the
mound and pitched shutoutball. He
allowed but four hits In sir innings
and vas at no time In danger. The
score was only Is 10 0. everybody
getting a hit or two. Young. veach.
Witt and Baker each got two bin
giles. Cobb. Crawford and veach
got home runs. and jacobson kicked
In with a triple To the fence.
Crawford VIII leave for Detroit
tonight, Jacobsen replacing him to
morrow.
The Detroit times., 1915-04-10
Is Battling Nelson to Stage Comeback and Once More
Wear Crown?-Thats What the Havana Bugs Think

victory because the Dane had been
aggressive throughout and because
he had won at least eighteen OF the
twenty-five rounds by wide mar
gin. but to the amazement OF every
one In the arena Lewis grabbed the
hands OF both lighters after the final
gong rang and held them up-a
signal that means draw.
A groan went up from the crowd
and then a howl. Lewis jumped
from the ring and approached
body OF American newspaper men
who just at that moment we're
dafedly discussing Lewis decision.
Lewis overheard what the newspa-
per men had TO say about the YER
'dict, and then rushed through the
departing crowd. jumped into the
ring. and at the top OF his voice,
shouted
"LadiSs and gentlemen. this tight
wasn't any draw. Battling Nelson
won the decision. I award the de-
T>on 10 Battling Nelson"
Later Lewis tried To explain away
his change OF mind by saying that
nc did not lift Flyers hand--that
he lifted only Nelson's. but that
Fryer had stood alongside and raised
his hand back OF Lewis shoulder so
as to give the impression that the
fight was a draw.
The Detroit times., 1915-04-10

HAVANA, April 10. - Battling
Nelson wdn win from Freddie Welsh
n they meet In that proposed as
round DO az In Havana In May. That
IL the OPINION OF every tight critic
who saw Nelson In his amazing
comeback performance In Havana
last week. when he scored a clean.
cut victory over Jimmy Fryer. a
Philadelphta welterweight after
twenty-five rounds Of furious night.
Ing.
Nelson stopped about 100 OF
Flyers punches-but he never
stopped coming for more. He
started his famous. wonderful rush
ing tactics when the FIRST gong
sounded and he never quit until the
final guag rang. In the last six
rounds he seemed to be stronger
than evssr. although Fryer had cut
his lip smashed his ear and black.
ened his eyes.
Nelson's stamina was nothing
short OF marvellous. The Durable
Dane never stopped movinE-and
he never let Fryer stay In the cen
ter OF the ring for even ten seconds
at rue lie rushed Fryer and
-ushed and rushed Fryer was
against the ropes al least ffty times
during that ilght Three or four
times Nelson either knocked or
showed him through the ropes.
Nelson showed the lack OF train
ing through his poor Judge OF dis
lance Al least a half dozen times
be made vicious swings that went
wide OF the mark. but the distance
judgment that the Dane had AZ an
asset IN his paimiest days can be
recovered easily by . few weeks OF
training
A peculiar incident turned up In
connection with that fight. The
referee was Sam i-kid'1 Lewis,
one OF the worst burlesques Of A
referee that ever walked within the
ropes.
The fight was a clean-cut Nelson
The Detroit times., 1915-04-10
SPRING MEDICINE
Hoods ssrsspsrllls, the Great Blood
Purifier. 10 the Best

Spring sickness comes IN some de-
gree 70 every man, woman and child
In our climate.
u II that rundown condition OF
the system that results from impure
impoverished. devitalized blood.
II IL marked by loss OF appetite
and that tired feeling. and In many
cases by some form OF eruption
The best way 20 treat spring sick
ness Is TO take Hoods Sarsaparilla
This old reliable family medicine
purifies. enriches and revitalIzes the
blood. II n an all-the-year-round
Alternative and tonic. and IL absolutely
the best Spring medicine.
Get your blood in good condition
AZ once-now. Delay may be danger
Gus. Ask your druggist for Hood'i
Sarsaparilia. and insist on having Il
for nothing else can take its place
Adv.
The Detroit times., 1915-04-10
BUT FEDS STILL
HAVE THE HULRLER

CHICAGO. April 10.--Chariey
Wee gilman. president OF the Whales,
withdrew his attention from the fes-
tivities attendant upon the opening
of his team here today. long enough
to guffaw heartily. He had just re-
received another last word" from
President Charley Thomas, Of the
Cubs, regarding Pitcher George Nc
ConneIl. who signed with the
whales after being released from
the Cubs.
II have Just a. much right
morally 90, anyway--to walk In and
take one of your lunch rooms. a.
You have 10 take Mcconnell" wrote
Thomas. II wrote you as an alleged
good sport and business man 10 pay
ua for what you are taking from
US"
TT might be a good joke. at that.
70 send Thomas a check for $1,000
said weeghman. thoushtfully.
The Detroit times., 1915-04-10
Folks Who Expect c. Mack to Haze Weak
Team Kidding Themselves, Belief NOlD

whoh cooked
will nup n the Grace ccrdng to tn d
to hnga rafting e
" mu IA the db AS guarded by Larry aloe might b
is Jus strong II
Boeman New
owe all
b he et posec
n pe al the rae adus their ukul
q Hon R Bake d
ayers h
Davis
Of Is rds Penka and Bssk
V
The Detroit times., 1915-04-10
MAJESTIC.

First run films. = varied program
that changes four times in seyen
DAYS. fne nuztcai numbers. news. ed
ucational and travel views and sing
ers with beautiful voices are all a
part % the entertainment which viii
be provided In the Majestic theater.
startiRz Sunday afternoon For THIS
dag ONLY The Return 81 Maurice
while -S0phis's Fighting spirit vii
compete with Other r0nsdies for
laughing honprs. Charles Chaplin
undou bte6iv the leading comedian Of
the picture world. will be a comedy
feature of the program FOR Monday
and Tuesday and will BE seen In an
original comedy rhr Tramp It's
a Long. Long Way 20 Tipperary has
been dramatized and there VIII also
be a picture drama % the Canadian
northwest ANDY OF the Royal
Mounted Sugar culture IN Java. the
Majestic topical review and orchestra
and organ selections round out the
program. On Wednesday and Thurs
day the program Will oIer clara
Eimbaii Young IN Hearts IN Exile.
founded on a novel OF the same name
The Detroit times., 1915-04-10

and a REL 90 curyCnt news pictures
CaIl.d the Broadway strand weekly
The policy ~ the new house VIII 10
modelled after that % the fGTous
strand tkeater IN New York. with
music made as Important a feature
a. the pictures The tGeatsr has n
new 5e-stDps pipe organ the largest
lin Michigan. Win special devices tcr
the reproduction - sounds suitable
u the pictures and there viii be a
lb-riece orchestra John w. Holland
and Charles ", Wuerth we'll known
local church organistS VIII have
charge Of the new organ while Hugo
halsan will be- director ~ the or
CheStra Doris Marvin, soprano,
wilt appear on every program. S'uS-
ing Cadman's From the Land ~ Tho
HluS Water" the opening week
Merry Wives 81 Windsor" and NJ
exit march will BE the crehestra's
offering with q violin solo, krei sler's
Caprice Niennois hy Mr. kalsan and
incidental picture music by the or
gan
The Detroit times., 1915-04-10
WASHINGTON.

Hall Gaines sensational story The
Eternal city. with Pauline Freder-
lex the WeIl.knoWu emotional act
ress. as Donna Roma. has proven
such an cverw hernling SUCCESS IN the
Washington thar IL viii remain ~
this theater for \ second week. com
f1ercIfsz sunday afternoon his
abOrats and stipendous motion pic
tur4 decentralization was produced %
an enormous expenditure, with cast
Of exceptional strength and embrac-
Ing a thousand players. Produced IN
italy and England 80 az 20 get the
exact locale and environment OF Ar,
Canes novel. this stirring produc-
tion- marks a now era In colossal
The Detroit times., 1915-04-10

Pierr0ts are peculiarly an English
theatrical -institutior and Va introduce
ing their unique drUllerles 20 AuHri-
ca Iohn 4. shine - catering 70 that
craving for new things whtch - an
American chaFacteristi" Comedy and
music. with touch % TIE dramatic,
are blended On the Piarrotg entertain
Enent one surprise follows another
and the odd costumes and quaint act
ing are az original a. the novel stage
settings which have been provided.
Mr. shine. who takes = leading part
Is q we'll known EnElisb coined an
and manager and was last In Detroit
with The whip HildR HOuiss for
merry leading woman with The
whip" and Iseth Munro. also % The
Whip cDrnpanv viii he among tire
players. the company including Frank
Miller Dolly CUshrnan Ethel Ralft.
Adele Rankin. Eleanor Patterson and
Count pprru-a
The Detroit times., 1915-04-10
WAR HASN'T KNOCKED
OUT LONDON BOXING

NEW YORK. April 10.-De-
spite the war. the boxing game
is becoming popular In Dear
Old London" according 10 Jim
Mccartney. manager Of Carl Nor
ris. McCarney declares Jack
Johnson's declaration that he IL
through nghting II pure bunk.
and that Morris himself viii In
all probability be Johnson's NEXT
opponent. y
According to Mccartney. John
son has agreed TO meet any old
fighter oficers OF the National
Sporting club may select. Nor
ris meets Frank Moran and Bonn
bardier Wells there within the
next two months. and then takes
on johnson. providing. OF course.
he can beat Moran and Wells.
Mccartney also declares Mike
Gibbons n going TO Dor Georges
Carpenter At the London club
soon.
The Detroit times., 1915-04-10

BY the late John OIenham Thomas
A. Wise viii play a new comedy. The
Magic Bottle There VIII be another
lauRh-tnaker In The Amateur
Nurse. and an educational sub isct.
The Sfickreback" besides the. top
teal review Friday and saturday
the program provides for Richard
earle In Opened ~ Mistake" Tom
Moore and Marguerite Courtot IN
The Thtrd Commandment" n com
edy The 1--we whip. and views ~
the fierds and mountains % Norway
AZ all OF the daily matinees, Frank
Fruttchey. the Organist. Will give a
half hour concert. starting at 2
o'clock and preceding the regular
performance. on the Majestic duplex
organ.
The Detroit times., 1915-04-10

play takes place dariug the civil
war just before the fan OF kich-
moud Under an Assumed name. CAPT
Thorne vaughan Glaserl. NORTH
ern soldier, Re a employed by the
United states secret service hte -
sen, TO the south and rnansgNs 10
get into a typical southern home.
where he learns Important secrets
relative 20 the movements OF the
southern army. Tie meets Edith
yarney Gay Courteney). the daUEh-
te- OF the house and falls despe ratcly
in love with her. The city 90 Tlchs
uiond r. bssieEed by United states
troops with the confederate forces
under Gen Robert F. Lee stBbborniy
defending IL along lines 81 entrench-
Trfents The northern forces have been
before the city for months making
every effort and usinE every device
20 break the line OF defense snd cap
ture the confederate capital Up 10
the time the story opens. the efforts
OF the union army have been eject
.uaiiy resisted hy the Desperate hEht-
ing OF the confedsrates. who, though
nntnumhered. poorly equipped and
half starved. hold their lines intact.
Mfr Chaser promises unusually good
scs-stc embellishments for Secret
SeFytctE
The Detroit times., 1915-04-10
Coming to the Local Playho.use:ss

more than soc scenes. Edith storey
and Earle Williams have the prinv.-
pal roles supported BY a east OF wvll-
known niayers and more than 1000
Super" for the mob scenes. Pre-
ceding The Christian will be shown
a thriliing ne-rccl picture 81 Jap
aneSe torpedo boat In an lndian ocean
typhOon. sensational MIN % its KIND
The Detroit times., 1915-04-10
DAlTnoIr orEnA HoVsE.

Ese,ish maslcai comedy success OF
+. fhr<@ confipsnts viii be In the De-
lTolf cpsra house next week. for It's
Ihl "a Neit There are few amuse-
To- hi.fory 81 this famous musical
col11dH Two years In London.
<fnf an Paris, year In Australia
and 4 year On New York. are some OF
the ftcords established b. the win.
&oinff Quaker lassie. The tunefui
fneIoGles and. the famous Come 10
the Ualf' waltz are as apt TO be
heard on the south African yeidt or
ID fhf junxies OF India a. In ones
own tarior. Lionel Monekton wrote
tho srore. which 10 conceded 10 be
one 81 the most tunefui ever brought
ncroH from England. while the book
~ " James r. Tanner, and the
Iyfics ~ Adrian Ross and b.rss
The Detroit times., 1915-04-10
IARnIN nE PARIS.

There are sta &c novelties. despite
the sayirg that thgrs &c nothing now
under the san. and the performance
OF the Peerless FierrOts In the Jar
dfr de Parts. formerly the Hotel Tul-
Ter roof garden. which will be opened
something entirely different The
The Detroit times., 1915-04-10

~ Oscar odee. George Edwardes'
London 0afsty producer. Katherine
MORAY. a charming young woman,
will have the leading role and the
chief eounedy part win Be In the
vssrr cnnnecfed with the London
0alety forces The company Includes
MIle. Andre corday. William Biais-
6<1L Helen Hoyt. Harry MacDonoueh.
Mn1rIlne Daley, PHI J. Moore. Char
36{1e Norman. Murray stephan. Doro-
thr G1ayters and Sinclair Young. .
etupteS chorus and special sympho-
nttYfs Of Along Came Rata
Ho ~. Savage.s production OF Hci-
~ <Jay-s comedy OF New England
Nd <nclfe the curiosity OF the play
- II&fed fn the Detroit opera house
<ho Hsek OF April 10. when this com
1dxt.wf(h q nne cast appears An that
1h6n<Ar Along Came Ruth" began
~ c1feer In Belgium. being the work
" Fonron and wicheier. two Belgian
Dln$wriEhts. When produced IN the
4h6ater Antoine in Paris "a made an
n&(0unding success--astounding be-
Cnt1se the piece II Of 80 simple ma
1ur< fhaf II would scWcely be anttci-
Patel that II could interest the blaze
bubble, OF Paris. The American ver-
61on has retained this simplicity, but
~ <1Aorrresperts II has been % thor
ou1 u<dentifed by Holman Day with
Whl<& ~ has transpinnted the story
that II wonid be Difficult 90 suspect
~ ox1xtn. Directly after its Detroit
onn4xtxnent the comedy goes 20 Chi
-H4I &or -rur-- = - - - n
The Detroit times., 1915-04-10
ciark's Retirement.

Tom Clark. OF the Cincinnati Reds.
last winter declared he was done
with baseball and that they could
not drag him back into the game
Then he got into an exhibition game
at New Orleans and IL took four
policemen to drag him out OF Il.
The Detroit times., 1915-04-10
nRn,nMAY.srnAxn-

The new Broadway STRAND theater,
formerly the Broadway. will open a.
= 80 rTTTTrT-
irE at II o'clock. with Han Gaines
The Christian" a. the frst big fea-
ture. This hin r. In eight parts and
The Detroit times., 1915-04-10

CHIEF CAUpOLICAN
Iadian baritone In Trmple.
Braeks. famous German athletes
Meyako sisters, dainty japanese en-
tertainersg the Elals from the l.on-
DON nESic Ealiz Nix EnAZ-l-E-. III
Hanvy and Joe Duul~vy Ga THE
Town-Han Ministries. and the latest
comic movies via TIE MooTeoscopc-
GARRICk.
The latest winter garden music Al
spectacle. Dancing Around. with
Al Jolson. which comes 10 the Car
rick theater for weeks engage
ment Monday evening, eftbodies
many OF the features ~ the old Ro-
man saturuaiia As s. vel Anewn.
Augustus Caesar lifted the I'd dur
ing the week devoted 10 the t@Ast
OF Saturn. and everyth1ng Was wide
open IN Rome Ia - said that Dan
ing Around" 0utdo@s the Roman rev
els In many WAYS. and al ioison- tbs
black face slave % the jubilee. ~
permitted the utmost LATITUDE - the
matter OF funny Jokes, witty stories
and amusing songs. tie lnoulgcs II
personalities with his so-caiied ST.
periors. takes violent liberties wi'h
them. ard In fact nearly breaks pp
the show with bis eonlcahttes- Coon
ceaied In thu whtFt and 50 OF Dane
The Detroit times., 1915-04-10
MILES

Too Many Burglar u Me pronfs-
ing title OF tire headline attraction
announced by the tuana>-eueut u the
Miles theater for next week IL Is a
farce comedy % the Fast ard furious
sort and II dsscrSsd a. one biz laugh
from curtain 20 curtain There are
ave persons IN the cast and the act
In new 20 Detroit thes ergAarH An
added feature Will be- Gen pisauo. an
ex-army officer with an international
reputation az markanan. who WILL
oner what IL claimed 20 be one -
vnudVvtffp- EtuYF- TTTE STT sTT1TT Re
The Detroit times., 1915-04-10
Prominent In Today's Fed Getaway.

Two real starr who will
participate In the Federal
league opening today. At
the left 10 cy Falkenburo,
emery bali king who will
pitch for Newark this year.
and eennle kauff. the Ty
Cobb Of the outlaws, VINO
will play with the Brook.
feds.
The Detroit times., 1915-04-10

OF special interest IN these war days,
Cora and Robert simpson are clever
Entertainers who have made good on
the variety stage aud are strong Ia
yoritgs locally. They VII be seen IN
a cpmpds skin written Tor them ~
wan Ford HENLEY. diminutive
comedian will present hts cts nj
lasbtrr aamsels ia a spectac ular
SONG revus In addition to- heing pref .
~ ne strls are said 20 be very good
singers They make several changes
"a costume. EdSh pelhridge and trio.
iv n rapertclre % popular and high-
glHss suugs Anthony and Ross, come.
tts show
The Detroit times., 1915-04-10
The superIatlve suo.

The most obsessed person we
know Ia the fellow who when told
that willard won, asked: How
many up~
The Detroit times., 1915-04-10

score OF AThe Vanderbilt Cur ana
the lyrics are by Grant Stewart The
snmSsrs ana cs hhss 'ns Save %a'' IS.
Afission~ and II Love You. Ny Own"
1Ic particularly melodious. The
Aystie BIRD u the title Of another
sass sa cs w ssssai of s' r. Sir
Redley OF song and violin solos. and
Dick uardnsr and Anna Revere wfil
Is Which songs and dancing viii in
t>rminFie with merry tests. Belle
<lei<e brothers. creators OF artistic
oouknbristie feats, ana the Orpheo-
notion ss%p'ei p,e tns pr0 ssar. f sps
~.dY m. ,as vii, grsc:Ss and ia fol-
ytIcey evening": six pairs of local
1old prises. the audience being al
Iowed 20 select the winning couples.
TEMPLE.
The He1i family from OLD Mexico.
na1r1menfaiists. singers and dancers.
klli make their second appearance in
NJ Temple next week. a. the item
q chief interest on program which
I'M Iarsely 20 novelty About a
kifin sppesrsnes IN the f.mp rn ana
>Gored a decided hit There are 10
11<uted brothers and sisters in the
rxonixation. all members Of the fam
+ " % the late Ricardo Bell. Mexico's
16(orar Snowman and circus produ-
1or They Iuse In their act Mexican
/1IIn> xyiorhones. guitars. mandoiins.
IIoIIns and mirimbaphonss--re
30 popular classics. the nationai airs
t&c United states, and the b>auti-
~ folk rones Of old Mexieo. they
re alro kfaeefui dancers their Msx.
IN national dances being very pic-
n.&6 and staged ana IL carried ont
~ entifey IN q dashine. swineins.
q tIInrt manner. Another interesting
~ ccme1ly plsy1st ef Rci Cooper
1&<of and cHcred BY Eva Condor.
~ pcvsrcanx and company Mr.
f' sss. s q sss su ~ srs .s q
The Detroit times., 1915-04-10

The White Feather" dealing with
the present European conflict and de-
scribed "a an intensely detective var
play. and which lie az present scoring
Q phenomenal success In London and
New York will be seen IN the Car
rick theateT the week % April ls
Z The play contains all the ingrP-
dents and thrills necessary 20 sat-
isfy the most blase theatcrEoer. In
GLIDING German submarines and
English warships. German spies and
English secret service agents = bas-
ket full OF white feathers for sow
ards who do not enlist. a wireless
OUTFIT concealed IN the drawing room
where the scene - the play - laid
n wonderful dictaEraph a code book
OF signals which falls into tire wrong
hands. and a hundred and one other
details that make for interest and
| thrills.
The Detroit times., 1915-04-10

South American Indian la s1ngs tna
orations. Chief Caupolican wa ea-
ucated in Paris and possesses
splendid baritone votCe, Tony tnntr
ing and Coriune Francis, llycN Ealr
OF mirthmaktrs viii offer their lat+
est confectIon a Love lozcugrr'
Other numbers noted The seven
The Detroit times., 1915-04-10
onPHEUsa.

U@mend on rhe part OF vaudeville
~ C'0uo for musical comedies. with
m1fM Alright costnming. gay scenes
- ~ fully appeased 30 that the ap-
peaf4nce IN the Qrphenm theater,
HOO 34x Of The hission Garden.
- IT, ~ acsrtain Il attract THE
Hflesion Garden tells q story Of the
WRIST. With the scenes nj SAN Juan,
n6ording a picturesque setting for
the < spanish ladies'. the MEXICAN
'Ihe - - ~ Cecil de Mile. author
"a 1ongb<krt." the music by Rob
ert eQd hpwers. who wrote the
The Detroit times., 1915-04-10
LYCEIa.

LNCEIM.
The thisd week Of the season OF
stock plays offered by Vaughan Ola.
ser ana hls excellent company VIII
sunday afternoon with presen-
.ntlon ~ William Ginette's Sc
eret service The story 81 the
The Detroit times., 1915-04-10

picfurlzatiOn. For the first time In
the history % motion pictures scenes
were enacted In the Vatican gardens.
In the castle ~ - Angelo. the Colt
scum, the famous Roman forum. the
beautiful villa UEst in Tivoli. and
other historical spots Ira Rome. all
reproduced with the consent % the
highest ecciealasticai and civtc au-
thoritics ADDED 20 the vital interest
of this photo spectacle IL the timely
appeal derived from the fact that
many OF the ancient edifces Injured
fContisued on Nert Psee.D
The Detroit times., 1915-04-10


ing Around' is plot which concerns
the ardent filtration OF gay young
officer with a mysterious woman
whom he has never met There " a
compact over a tsIeptf which has
10 do with a beatty mark upon the
Iady's satiuy shoulder and = garden.a
In the officers butt0nbole- Lover and
lady are 10 meet AT the Officers ball.
but upon the Officer's arrival AZ the
scene Of reveiry. he discovers that
every woErAn there except the right
one ~ wearing half--7ocn beauty
mark The herr solves the mystery
when Re escues his iuam0rlta from
the madiy flyinG Ediuhor"ugh ex-
press. az II daShes through the night
followed by a special tra1n which he
has engaged 20 pnrsue he-r. Those in
volvsd in the story gre Melville FL
ia. Lucy weston. Mary Robson. Helen
Lee. Kitty Dgnev, Harry Clarke. Nae
Deaiy. FRED Leslie. Eileen MOlyneux.
Olin Rowland. Harry WsrdelL Rae
Bowdin and Others one Of the strtk-
Ing evolutbens 90 he shown upon the
elevated runway viii be a fashion
parade OF 50 model show girls attire1
In Made In America creations. de-
sigEod by Mr.. Ellis.