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The evening world., 1920-10-28
MAURITANIA TO BE olLER.
Last Trip as Coal Burner By FA-
nous CunRrder,

Tho Cunard liner Mauritania sailed for
Cherbourg and southampton to-day on
her last voyage as coal burner. She
viii lay up In England until February
and come back on the trans-Atlahuo
service as an oil burner.
Capt }. IL Rostron, her skipper, went
for uu aerial voyage with Major W. O..
Schaufflcr jr. Of the United states Air
Service, a short time before the voyage
was 10 begin The seaplane ran along
side the Mauritania ana Capt, Rostron
went aboard his ship just an hour be-
fore her sailing time. II was he who,
AS skipper Of the Carpathia, picked up
the survivors of tho Titanic.
The evening world., 1920-10-28

Mother" Agnes Stevens and
"Mother" Emily Dawkins,
SteWardeSSeS on the Sax
onia, Are 68 and S. and
the Beloved of Passengers
and Sailors Alike and the
Especial FavoriteS of Chill
dren, Whom They Regale
With Tales of Adventure.
The evening world., 1920-10-28
MILK DRIVERS CONFER.
Consider OFFER 10 Extend Present
Wage Agreement.

The New York Milk Conference Board
at meeting to-day accepted the offer
OF the milk drivers TO arbtrate the ques-
ton OF wages and hours.
II also extended an offer to renew the
existing contracts with the workers, who
are holding "A mass meeting on the Ques-
Garden.
The evening world., 1920-10-28
BRICK WALL BANK ROBBED.

NEW PHILADELPHIA. o.. oct. 2s.-
Jacob Ballentine has reported 20 the
police that he was robbed OF ShO5O0 IN
cash Saturday night.
Balieutne. according 20 the police. drew
the money from bank 10 anance n
"got-ricb quick scheme OF two strnn-
gers, and for safe keeping deposited a III,
a brick wall OF his cellar. Police bsiieys
tho two strangers shadowed him ana
got the money.
The evening world., 1920-10-28
HYLAN APPEALS FOR BURR.
UE9ss Voters Of All PARTIES to Keep
Him on supreme nench,

Mayor Hylan issued to-day an M
peal 10 mo voters Of Monhattan and
tho Bronx, OF whatever political afHliR-
lions, 10 vote 20 keep Justice william
b. Burr on tho supreme Court bench,
THE people OF ina city" Mayor Hylnn
declares, lowe Justice Burr a doht ~
gratitude for tho services he rendered
mem, aa their Representative ~ court
IN tho S0-oent gas case, the scent fare
litigation, tho telephone reduction case
and tho abatemfnt of tho Death Ave-
1us nuisance ana many other legal vic
toriss. resulting In the saving OF mill
TONS Of dollars 10 the citizens OF Now
The evening world., 1920-10-28
Posed as ItnIinn Airman.

Victor Alraldo, who has been staying
ut tho Pennsylvania Hotel, was takcn
to tho Jefferson Market Court tarday
for nrralgnment on charges OF obtain
Ing money frauAulently by posing nA a
captain In tho Italian air service, The
complaint ~ by Hugh Aldarachi1a. No.
20 East 22d Street. who says Airaldo
a 5000 loan from him by say
ing no was Obliged 10 go at Onca b
California on a mission for the Italian
The evening world., 1920-10-28
Miss BrRinard's ExtrGditIOn Papers
Signed.

eXtradttlon papers FOR Miss Betty Brain
ard, magazine and Newspaper writer.
wanted IN Tacoma, Wash, on a charge
OF kidnapping. Counsel for Miss Brain
ard announced that application would
be made Immediately for a writ OF
hAbeas corpus
The evening world., 1920-10-28
Ftremen save Homes in Fsatory
ninHe.

A fire which was confined to the top
floor OF the Advance Rubber Company'E
building at No, 1923 Eighth Avenue.
brooklyn to-day sent hundreds OF em-
ployeos in the building and that OF the
Magnetic Winding Company lext door,
10 the street IN record time. There
was no panic. The factory r. surrounded
by two-story frame house and the fire
men directed their efforts 90 preventing
n spread OF the flames.
The evening world., 1920-10-28
Spanish students in Macswincy
Riot

BARCELONA, Oct. ga student
demonstration over tho death OF Ter
ence MacSwlney was brolten up By M
lice late yesterday. The students gath
cred threateningly before Tho British
Consulate,
The evening world., 1920-10-28
PearI nerar wsa. ar. chlIaers.

MISS Pearl hegay. vaudeville head
liner, who lives at tthe Hotel Bfltmore.
was married this morning in Jersey
city 70 Ward De Wolf Chllders OF No.
1853 West 4Sth street. an actor, by the
Rev. Orman West OF the Trinity He'd.
ding ~ 10, Church OF Montgomery
Street, Jersey City. They departed Inn
mediotcly after the ceremony for a
honeymoon without revealing their dos
tiuation.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-09-09

teen-year-oid daughter and an aged
man, the father of Mrs. Ferarer.
They we're found almost dead and
were hastily carried from the build
ing and placed on the grass in the
open air.
It was several hours before the
people who had escaped with their
lives by so narrow a margin were
out of danger. The daughter was In
the most dangerous condition.
Just how long the gas had been
Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-09-09

Judge Freeman Woodbridge Of the
New Brunswick district court has
signed an order permitting Gussie
C~herenski to start suit as the next
friend OF her son. Joseph, in the New
Brunswick district court against
Jacob Astrin, of 221 New Brunswick
avenue, this city. Mrs. Cherenski Is
suing through her attorney. Jacob s.
Karkus. for $500 damages. The
alleged that Astrin punched the lad
who Is twenty years old. in the mouth.
The attack was made at Roosevelt
on August 20, 1920. The case is
being tried before q jury In New
Brunswick today.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-09-09
FOUR PEOPLE ALMOST
OVERCOME WITH GAS

BY Special Correspondent.
JAME9BURG, Sept. s-Four peo-
pie were aimes killed by escaping
illuminating o. Tuesday morning.
The only shfna that saved them
from this fate wss the timely arrival
at the home Of their neighbour. Mrs.
Charles Ippoiitto, who serves the
Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-09-09

family with milk.
When repeated knocks on the
doors of the home failed with a re-
Spouse Mrs. Ippolitto rushed to the
home of Louis Seminara, across the
way who did the right thing at the
right timc-broke open a door and
then phoned for a doctor. DR.. J. c.
Shinn responding.
The family. who were found in an
unconscious condition, were Mr.. and
Mrs. Anthony Ferarer and his four
Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-09-09

flowing could not be ascertained. but
it could not have been long or the
quartet would have been dead.
The cause Of the trouble was a
faulty gas meter in the cellar that
bursted allowing the gas to escape.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-09-09

Some of the street sidewalks In
Rio de Janeiro consist Of mosaic in
black and white.
In proportion to its size a bee is
80 times as strong as q horse.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-09-09

SANTIAGO, Today. - Construc-
ton OF a railway which would con-
meet the Pacific Ocean with the
Amazon river, serving the republics
of Ecuador, Colombia. and vene-
.zula on the north and Peru, Bolivia
and Brazil on the south, Is involved
.thorized by the Ecuadorean govern
the railway, according to a Chilean
weekly, was obtained from the gov
eminent at Quito by Ignacio Leon.
former Chilean diplomat. for a syn
dictate capitalized at s25,000.000
members OF which include many
prominent Chileans.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-09-09
CUT THIS QUIT is WORTH MONEY

Cut out this slip. enclose with Sc and
mail II to Foley a Co.. 1855 Sheffield Ave.
dress clearly. You will receive In return
a trial package containing Toiey's Honey
and Tar Compound, for coughs. colds and
sides and EacE: rheumatism. bscksche.
kidney and bladder ailments: and Foley
Cathartic Tablets. q wholesome and
thoroughly cleansing cathartio for consti-
gish bowels. Sold by Barnekov q Petx-
Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-09-09
Sale of Over 1000
Mems OvercOatS

You know uery weH, dear reader, that we did not
90 out yesterday and bug these coats to sell
tomorrow at these prices. for if we did they
uould cost us more than we are selling them for.
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1920-09-25

prescribe a first-sid kit for the motor
ist who has the time to prepare for
the trip. His first item on the list in
Importance was iodine. as the best and
most convenient OF eterilizlng agents
In case Of cuts or infection. Peroxide
explaining that II IL sim
ply air and water, and not 10 be used
In even amateur surgical procedures.
Whisky also was excluded and in its
place he recommended a new form of
tea which comes in tabloids made by
dissolving In either hot or cold water
The kit should consist OF:
Iodine.
One tube Of iodoform sauze for pack
Adhesive plaster, four inches wide
a five-yard spool
Two packages OF sterilized cotton.
Salt for making salt solution for
washing wounds.
Three eighths- rubber tubing for
tourniquet to stop bleeding.
Antidote for snake bite II a trip in
the woods is contemplated.
Clean muslin. which has been boiled
and put into boiled Mason jars, handled
only with boiled tweezers in packing
and cut in six by six-ineh pieces.
Paregoric.
A prescription of carlo glycerin for
earache, Never use OIL
Oil OF cloves or toothache gum.
Gutta perohas in sheets for placing
under gauze In dressing burns.
Alcohol for applying to superficial
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1920-09-25

knows that there seems to be a feeling
of pride among the truck driving fra
ternity In having trucks show every
possible consideration to other cars. IL
Is much. less simple matter for big
truck 10 pull 10 one side than II is
for a light passenger vehicle yet many
motorist touring on heavily travel
ed roads win remember with what
cheerful quickness some heavily load
ed truck pulled to one side TO let him
pass at the very first blast OF the horn.
m searching for a reason for the al
most Uniform courtesy shown by truck
drivers II is not necessary to look far.
Nearly every moter truck bears con-
sptcuously the name OF the firm which
owns IL. That truck Is touring ad-
vertisement OF the company. Every
truck driver who is nroud OF his COM
pany knows that no easier method could
be found OF establishing good Will for
IL than by manlfesting on the highway
the courtesy and fair dealing his firm
stands for.
II passenger cars were similarly plac-
arted with the names of their owners.
Neome drivers who now dash along the
turnpikes with little regard for other
peoples rights or comfort, might join
the army OF those who try 70 please.
It would be mighty poor advertising
for some business man who depends on
public favor to rush about constantly
Showing discourtesy TO other motorists.
IL. S. Rubber Co.
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1920-09-25
TRUCK DRIVERS LEAD
IN ROAD COURTESIES

With the rapid increase Of motor
travel on the nations highways. there
is growing demand that all motorists
Observe with greater care some of the
simple rules of fairness and safety.
The driver who refuses to show cour-
tesy to other cars is growing in dis
favor. and his unpopularity bids fair
to increase sather than grow less.
One OF the most despised types OF
discourteous driver Is the one termed
indignantly but quite accurately the
road hog" He Is the fellow who in
sists on taking two thirds Of the road
and crowdinK your car off the paved
roads when you meet him, or who re-
fuses to turn out so YOU can get by
when you, overtake him. By his tactics
he not only takes Joy out OF the lives
OF other motorists but also actually en-
dangers their safety.
Passenger car drivers might well fol-
low the example OF drivers OF motor
trucks on this point OF giving the other
fellow his share Of the road. Every
motorist who spends much time on
highways frequented by motor trucks
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1920-09-25

properly sworn In and under bond 70
the government
The cars were not driven, at any
point, by professional drivers. The en-
tire trip was supervised by Essex dis
tributors and dealers along the route
and they furnished drivers from their
own organizations In all. probably p
drivers took the cars across the contin-
en-, which is an even greater testimony
OF the performance and reliability OF
the car
The second westbound car was d.
verted from it's route on the way TO
san Francisco long enough to establish
a new record from New York 70 en-
cago of "a hours. 43 minutes and 30
seconds, beating the best previous rec"
ord by over two hours.
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1920-09-25
ESSEX MAKES A NEW
CROSSCOUNTRY RECORD

Essex now holds the coveted trans
continental record.
On August an Essex five passen-
ger touring car reached New York from
San Francisco, covering the distance OF
3.345 miles in Just four days u hours
and 40 minutes, beating the best previ-
Gus record OF another car by II hours
and As minutes.
At the same time an Essex travelling
from New York TO San Francisco made
the transcontinental run in four days,
10 hours and II minutes, beating the
best time this way by over % hours.
Two other Essex cars also made the
run. one from San Francisco to New
York In four days. Il hours and SO
minutes. and the other from New York
TO San Francisco In five days, six hours
and Is minutes Both OF these cars.
however. encountered heavy transforms
and deep mud in the West.
Aside from the fact that this Is a new
record, Il is also the first time In his
tory that an automobile has been per
mitted 10 carry mall across the contn-
ent. All cars carried bags OF first
class mail and every driver was, In the
eyes OF the government, postman,
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1920-09-25
AUTOS LEFT BEHIND.

When the American expedltionary
forces left France. 10000 automobiles
remained in that country. II was de-
cided that the best way to dispose OF
them would be to sell them. The min
lister OF finance, Paris. reports that
So, 900 Of these automobiles have been
sold. leaving but $4,000. II Is expected,
according to the same authority, that
these, too, will be, disposed of by the
end OF the years--Motor Life.
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1920-09-25

burns to prevent bIisterlng.
Ipecac for use in case OF poisoning,
or secure white OF egg from farm
house.
One can OF Sterno heat.
Vacuum bottle, or bottles.
Powdered picric acid for burns.
Scissors
Safety pins.
Sand glasses.
Aromatic spirits OF ammonia for ten
dency 10 fainting.
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1920-09-25
VERY WELL.

ION May 10 We sent YOU Columbia
automobile publicity story, the first sem
tence OF which read, The incentive
behind the sales Of 30, per cent OF the
automobiles is woman, lively woman
This should have read The incentive
behind the sales OF 90 per cent Of the
automobiles Is woman, lovely woman.
win YOU kindly change this word lively
to lovely when using the story -
Motor Life
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1920-09-25

During seven months Of 1919, 81 in
terurban motor trucks operated out of
Sioux City, Ia, hauled $4,000 head Of
hogs. $500 head OF sheep and $50 cat
tie to the packing houses OF Sioux City.
This system covers 1,l00 miles OF high
nesota, Nebraska, South Dakota and
Iowa Goodrich,
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1920-09-25
FIRST AID CHEST
IN RUNNING BOARD
IS TOURIST NEED
Spare Tube and Water From
Radiator Make Ideal Hot
Water Bottle for Any
Emergency.
ADHESIVE TAPE ALSO
AVAILABLE FOR INJURIES
Broken Bones, Nose Bleed,
Sprains, ETC., All Can
Be Given Temporary Relief
on the Road.

Nothing disturbed the perfect happi.
ness and serenity OF the trip until the
pair reached Pleasant Prairie. Though
t@ IL cylinders Of the eight-ninety
was not well within the car. relates
Edna Purdy in a recent issue Of Motor
Life. An old, stubborn neuritis of
Mrs. Anhes developed In her arm. In
the hospital 1t had been easy to re-
lieve the pain when it occurred, but
out on q prairie. even with doctor
husband. what was one to DO?
III only one had hot water bag"
he said, some good hot water could
be drained from the radiator of this
nine fifty f. o. b.
A hot water bag he would have, new
ertheless.
A spare tube was taken from the tool
compartment and cut with chisel. A
section about two feet long was cut
and tied at one end with a. stout cord
Of sandwiches. Holding the open end
Of the tube to the drain faucet Of the
radiator II was quickly filled with water
OF just the right temperature for a
quick relief OF the pain.
Wouldn't make such bad ice bag"
thought the doctor.
The other end OF the tube was then
tied and applied to the painful arm.
After this experience DR.. Ames de-
4 cided to bequeath to motorists two
prescriptions. one called with" and
cateS to those motorists Who "e eontem
4 plated taking long trip and wished
to know the prime necessities in first
aid kit.
without" was sympathetically dedi-
cated to those who left on trip in a
hurry, |. g., doctors and nurses who
wished vacations from all things medi-
4 Ical, car thieves and impetuous roman
Sticists.
"a Sample Case.
Take the sprained ankle, for instance.
N Suppose the driver after going around
10 examine one OF the shock absorbers
pn the nine-sixty (. Q. b. should catch
h Withs" and 'WithoutsE would be at
& p loss. He would ten them how a
zsprained ankle could be bound so that
lffe driver could both walk and drive
tn comparative. comfort. Those posses
sing a first aid outfit would be well
THE "Withouts" he would remind that
Ordinary mechanics tape taken from
the tool box also would serve.
A strip of four-inch adhesive is first
hwound about the ankle twice, just
above the ankle bone. The foot Is Their
bs far as the patients temper will ~.
low,- and the free end of the adhesive
strip is then brought down over the
bottom of the foot to hold 1t there In
D firmy corseted position. Then it IL
CROSSED over and wound again abou
khe ankle If neat job Is made the
khoe may again be donned and the driv.
ling resumed.
The doctor regretted that he fouht
it necessary to give first aid measure
for the fractured bone. In his lean ant
early practicing days he would hav,
liked to prescribe Rush all patients Il
tDr. Ames. Mercy hospital"
But for humanitarian reasons he nov
prescribed for all motorists that II
cases of broken bones or fractures Il
was better to do too little than to-
much--that, as a rule, the patien
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1920-09-25

its production in large quantities are ex-
ceptiOnal.
Conditions most favorable for
standardizing high-quality manufac-
ture enable us to establish in this Gar
ford value Of outstanding dominance.
This new GarfOrd materially widens
the field in which GarfOrds deliver the
Low COST TON MILE.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1920-11-24
Some Local Sport Chatter

uIStUrg OF the school, SINCE the days
OF Spiegel, Fleming, Patterson and
Young, the eleven has fallen far
below expectations. The team has
lost every major encounter to date,
dropping games 10 Pitt, Syracuse
and Carnegie Tech In Il row, the
blow from the Tartans last Satur.
day being the bitterest pill hat the
Red and Black has had TO swallow
in the history OF the game at the
Little Washington institution.
With sQuabOling III the ranks OF the
players, with three defeats in a
row in the last three games and
with the team crippled Tor the en-
counter with the MOuntaineers,
the chances Of the Red and Black
for victory in the game tomorrow
are slight in view OF the splendid
form tine Mountainous have been
showing OF late and the splendid
condition of the Varsity outfit al
the present time. We look for
Beck, Martin, Lentz and Lytle to
crash through the Rcd and Black
defense and rip the line TO pieces,
unless the Presidents take u great
brace and play the game Of their
lives. West Virginia on the ad-
vance dope should win by at least
two touchdowns, but you never
can tell what will happen i'll d
football encounter.
1t is likely that the MARIETTA
Wesleyan game at ClarksburG will
attract the greatest number OF
fans from this section. II will be
Il battle royal with Neale's eleven
a slight favorite on the record for
the season Of the " Teams put
Coach Higgins at Wesleyan has
been saving something for ms
. contest and will do his best TO take
the measure OF the Ohio lads. 1t
will be a rough job, but we Wish
'em luck and may the best team
land the encounter.
.Weeeping Dobie" will take bis
Cornell outfit to Franklin Field u
ruling favorite In the game with
the battered and downtrodden
! Penn outfit. The chances are that
Cornell will defeat Penn and thus
go through the season with but one
defeat-that by the Big Green team
of Dartmouth, suffered at the POL
| Grounds. The one, lone defeat Will
of course give the Cornell coach
good and sufficient reason to weep
and wall for q year or so with un'
abated abandon, but MS he would
weep win or lose them all, the mat
ter can be allowed to pass with
out any great amount OF publicity
! Penn with a team that Is not up 10
the standard OF some Penn teams
in other years bit of a largo:
| amount Of schedule stun than they
could well swallow, with Penn
state, Dartmouth, V. Nj. l., Pitts
burgh and Cornell among tho prom
inent visitors to the Quaker CITY
during the season. Heisman. the
| former Georgia Tech leader, and
his famous shift, have not bee1
highly successful at the eastern
institution this season, but we
look for better things down there
next year. 1t would be quite q fine
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1920-11-24
turkey Day Games.


only u handful Of really import
ant football games are booked for
the fans on Turkey Day. The out
standing game OF the day is the
ono booked for Forbes Field where
the mt. Nittany Lion and the Pitt
Panther will battle for the football
supremacy OF the east. Washing.
ton and Jefferson will battle West
Virginia at Little Washington;
West Virginia Wesleyan and Ma
rietLa will have a title at Clarks.
burg and Cornell and Pennsylvania
will have their annual scrap al
franklin Field, Philadelphia. II
we were doing any betting We
would place our money on Penn
State. West Virginia, Marietta and
Cornell, but being more or less IA
miliar with the way the football
advance dope acts We would not bet
a cent on any Of the encounters.
On paper Penn State has a shade
on Pittsburgh. Their line is bet
ter man for man while their back.
field is not to be sneered at by any
means and Coach BeZdck ranks
with the best in the country as u
football coach. On the other hand,
''Pop" Warner has a reasonably
good line and a wonderful back.
field, with Davies be.ug the star
performer in carrying the ball; and
Il any tricks OF . the game are
needed TO help matters Warner
himself a be counted upon not
TO overlook any bets. Game after
game this year has been won for
the Panther eleven by the brilliant
work OF Tom Davies, who has TAX
en- IL prominent place iii the back
field hall of fame in the football
gallery. Ii Tom is given some pro-
lection in the game with State, ii
is entirely possible that he may
wlggle over n touchdown or two
and bring victory to the Pitt team.
The one weak spot in the Panther
eleven this year has been the mat
Ter OF defense; but this weakness
was eradictdtcd TO some extent IN
the Wash-Jen contest and since
that time Warner may have worked
out a defensive system that VIII
defy the best efforts of the STATE
offensive program, but the State
warriors can be relied upon To
launch an offensive that will be
very hard to stop. 1t will be 4
great struggle no matter how the
tide OF victory may so, and indica'
tlons are that the game will be
played on u slippery field. which
will hinder both elevens. noted for
the speed OF their attack and the
open style football tactics.
West Virginia, in Tight Of the
wonderful development of the
team during the last few weeks Of
the season, will enter the final
game of the 1920 campaign q favor.
lite over the Red and Black OF
Wash-Jef. despite the fact that the
game will be played on the home
lot OF the Presidents. The Red
and Black team has been a keen
disappointment In the football
world this season Reputed to have
the best grIdiron material in tho