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The evening herald., 1921-05-21
MARANW|LLE AND
COBB COMING FAST
N BATTING RACE
Threaten to Displace the
Leading Hitters in
Two Big Leagues

CHICAGO. May "Rnbhi,t"
Mnrnnviilc % Tittsbureh was on "a
hattinr rampage during the past week
aud went from tenth place t0 second
70 become the runner-up 20 Hogsr
Hornsby 81. Louis star. who IN top.
ping the National league regulars ir
batung despite the fact that he ran
INTO slump. Mnranvillc's aVcraee
"a ahs compared with a5g last week
while the National champion ~ last
year dropped from al tc .ts7.
George Kelly Of the Giants who !.
compelling with nahe Ruth % the
Nankcossin the major league race fnr
home run honors hit only one four
piN blow which brought his total up
tn eight while the American league
ch tmpion has an even dozen.
iohnr Of Cincinnati stole another
base during the week and leads the
hisr steal,rs with ihefts
o'her leading battcrs.
schultz 81 Louis. $50: Barher.
chicago, .35G. Hargravc Cincinnati.
y5l. Johnston Brooil,n. .sGi: Nc.
Henry. 81 Lolis. .afs. H Miller
Philadelphia, .a4s. Carey. Pittsburgh.
Sf3. Deal. 'hicnro. .ati. Kelly. New
York. ~
The averages nrc OF those PLAYERS
VINO have participated in 90 or more
saipes aud Include games 20 last Wed.
nesGny
number of surprises are IN store
rom the American league hattcrs ln
the next few weeks Tvrus rphb.
pilot Of the Tigers. is back at his old
uicks with the willow aud i,roinisss
=" make things interesting Tor one Of
his nuificlders. Harry Icilmanu. who
H leading IN" League with an average
OF .f'f 1ohh's mark b. .ag5 Gcufr,
Si~i't - Lnuis star. BE- coming along
iast aud has moved from thitty-soN-
.uth to fourth place in tWo weeks
fiH average nov is $50. one uoint
hchind Stephenson. the Alabama uni-
vcrsiiy star who is playing second
hnse for th" worlds champion CIcvc-
land team. Bib ralk White SoN out
iicld'r. who h. declared to b" the find
~ the season. b. attracting consider
The evening herald., 1921-05-21
NATIONAL BALLOON
RACE STARTS TODAY
Nine Pilots Ready to
Hop Off at Birming-
ham. Alabama

BiRMIN0IfAM. Ala. MAY si.-
iliots with bags laid out ready 20 take
th~ gas were prepared here today fer
the hon of IN the nntionni ellnina-
Ton balloon race a. o'clock this
afternoon. Nine contestants are en-
terea % determine by the longest
Tight Aho shall repre- sent tht United
States IN the International meet The
outlook was for fair. mild weather.
with east ~ southfus winds
Ihe cuntcatnnts In Tho order select
81 fss thsir sesftinR' arc; ~
captain John ncrfy. ST. Louis;
kalrh Cpson, New York. D. s. Nc
b<inien. 81 Louis. W o.. Vanornan.
skrnn; Roy y, Donaldson Spring
iielo, III; Col y. 4. iahm. q. S. A.:
n. y, Honeywell. Clayton. Mo-. and
i.ieut Commander H j. nath. a. 81
y. Alan r. iiawley win referee the
race.
The evening herald., 1921-05-21
uses PSYCHOLOGY
TO AAkE CARPENTER
THINK HE'LL WIN
Training Rooms plaster-
ed With Postefs Por-
trayins Victory

MA,<hI,<sEI. ~ r. N1 "a.
tnnft cnioted il,horfnpne adornlnr
the esIH - ,ls indoor ffmbaAuln IN
0certes Clfn1nIIeI,s liAlnink camp
are antas tnf most Interesting Of
contriranrts employed hs Manager
uttlAn|IH ana TftInef Wilson 20 aid
~ pflnEInH iht ehamnlon ef France
Into coalition and ecenlnE him there.
On rnc w4u - nrre poster
Hhowlns the FrenchmAA standing ~
triumph over Ioe llcrkeft. az the
luprkvui. A. The other side. Of the
ring Carprnli0r u shown after ne
tIrlafy btlnE hoIlled 10 the shoulders
- admIreIe Arpun4 the wallis arr
uihet pittufeA ~ The European cham
pion. Admittedly. Ne h not 10 be al
camp. khith i that he T. lhe grcatest
boxer In The world ard sure 20 be
tne champion after 5uly :.
The pvchoioRs empityed ~ the
aNIewt I&&camns since Cnruentlef
entered the ring - . hoy under hi1
az erfIou has been one 81 the stock
lenends of boxine. y win be PLAYED
e the iIinis ~ she preparation for
Carpenter left France az tlghtine
wfiaht ana in excellent condition.
n4scnfN.is derarek ard the main
uurpoat of the next five weeks will BE-
70 rrcyens him from EoinG stale phys
ifaIly ana maintain that state Of mind
which WI scad him against Demp-
aey confldeht Of victory,
The occasional cirar4tt. With Jelly
and r~eefe IN ruoderation. which are
being atyFn the boxer during his week
- rest tend a. show the confidence OF
HI eirertoFa ia hia present physical
fitness.
The evening herald., 1921-05-21
American Golf Team
Makes Clean Sweep
In Preliminaries

lioYLAJ<f. Enelahd. MAY ai--The
Anla1irart F<If team which - 10 con-
traf the HfItHn amateur champion
ahip BEGINNING Ncn1ay next. made a
clran sweep today IN the foursomes
arranged a. part of preliminary
series ~ matches with British play
err. Al four q the contests were won
BY kuItrlcau pairs.
Charles W. fchlckl Evans and
Robert ti3nbby) Jones defeated q. q.
shnp-oif sRd .. l.. 9. Jenkins, s Up
ana 10 riay.
Francis oulnet and rcsne clifford
defenfed Cyrii T1lify and y. W. r..
IIoldtfntAs up ana 20 play.
nr Paul Hunter aud J. Wood Plat
-Ilofel'~W ~WeffFred ny -oste hole.--
W. c. Fownes. Irs. ard Freder' *
J. Wright defeated G. G. Ayimer aud
q H. Armour. 4 up and 2 20 PLAY.
The evening herald., 1921-05-21
University Nine
School Team Today
Playing g indian

The VARSITY baseball team viii play
what Wlll rfobfi be the lnei eani'
indian tchooi for the second time
this year 1be game viii De called
~ x.ao O'Clock. on the Indian school
capsain Cartwright has been ex-
rrflfntntinr With n new lineup for
the past week, and feels confidtut that
he has new Obtained an unbeatable
orennlsafl6n Al any rate. he prom :
lsos that he Vill give the Indians a
run fof their money.
The lineup for the gamf will - a.
follows. Bryan. fifef base: Dow.
second base. v. Oorpheide, third
l,nsc. L. CgerpheIde. ahortftop: Brown.
center field; Hufline, left field; kern-
hardt. right field. Cartwright. pitch
~: Bramlett. catcher
The evening herald., 1921-05-21
Harvard ard Princeton
Will Meet Today on
Track and Diamond

CAMBRIDGE. Mass May e1.--
Harvard and Princeton met here to-
day ON track and diamond. 4 CLOSE
contest was indicnted in each en-
counter. The crimson nine with ns
pitching ace. Guuue, in the box. was
regarded with slightly more favor m
it's chuncrs Of victory than the track
combination. Ned Goufdin. liTivard' s
negro star. was expected Co DO high
scorer OF tho track meet. captain
O'Conneii 90 Harvard. was TO run the
mile against Mcoulioch. th" Prince
ton leader.
The evening herald., 1921-05-21
Mike Gibbons to
Fight AL Sommers
In Idaho July a

MILWAUKEE,. May gi.-Mike Glib.
bops. 81. Paul middisweight boxer,
today was matched for % fifteen round
contest to decision With Al SOM
mers Of California. az tho Coeur
d'Aiene race track. on the Idaho line
near SPOKANE. Wash. July {. The
bout was arrnnsed Nv Tom Andrews.
milwaukee, promoter who today re-
ceiyed telegram from Mike Collins,
Gibbons nanager, from New York.
confirming the match. Collins Will
be In Milwaukee In a few days "a sign
articles.
80. eco
The evening herald., 1921-05-21
Grays to Play
Old Town Stars

Tho Grays viii play the Oli Town
stars tomutr0s afternoon ut .
o'clock M Bhrelns fi'ld
~ was the Aqs turn to play ora the
field but aE thiy bad game ut Win
slow. Dan Fadiu. manager ot ih"
Gravs. trheduifd thr old Town stur,
for "a game on shorf notice
4 nominal adm Irnnu price VIII hD
charged bot good altWr iH promised
The evening herald., 1921-05-21
SPORT BRIEFS

CLEN Ei.ANp The fatal accident
which befeil lily Chapman. Clcyc-
hand shoftstop. last August. was re-
called t0 the baseball fans yesterday
Joe S,wol. who replaced Chapman
was hit in the head iy e hnll thrown
hy Pitcher Nuyior 90 the Phiiadcl-
phit Athletics boz the fourth inning
but. except for a headache. Sewcli
suffered no 40 effects
Nt.W ORLEANS. jeff Smith de-
foatcd Harry Greb IN 10 rounds last
night
MINNEApOilSAI Henry ptd~mrnn
lns. night threw jess M-SistgIurd
two ialia uut uf three.
Tho activities of Yale students may
Doe pcrp'tuntod hy mcaua ~ motion
picture films.
The evening herald., 1921-05-21
PEOPLE YOU
KNOW


Mrs. George Gotke ana her dnuEh-
ter. Dougiaa leff this morning for
Fort Wayne Indiana. whore they
wora called hy the Sudden death oi
Miss Louise Metxg1r. Mlw Mrtzg1r
has spent several years bon Alhuqurr-
que. and had great many friends
here. She WIS uuly years old.
when she died.
George 60 Taylor United states rcf-
cree in iaukruptcv. lett lart uight for
Gallup. for hearing in tn" hunu'r
Drug store case. Gee expects tO rec
turn Monday
Lee j. HcyuoldF. county agent, has
gone Co Santa Fc for several days
The evening herald., 1921-05-21

which he made 5000. Ilis return
To the game is hcing watched with
interest.
Milton. the worlds speed king. viii
drive Duuant speciai
lie made the fastest automobile
trip ever negotiated hy mortal man
when he famed the sands at Iny-
fona Beach, Fla. ht the astounding
speed of 1850 miles pes hour So
fast did De burn his way through tho
air that his boat hurst into flames
while De- was nt top speed.
The evening herald., 1921-05-21

NEW TORK. May 2i.-Two home
runs. each with two men on bases,
failed 10 enable Chicago to defeat
New York. the Giants coming rom
behind ana winning. TORY of the
Cubs TIED tho score with his homer
and another by sullivan put the vis-
itors three runs ahead. The Giants
scored fire runs on Vaughn and two
passes, Huilochera error ana three
hits.
Score by innings, r. ~. g..
Chicago .....OU0 0GO 600 ~ o.
New York $500 COS o. 10 20 {
BATTERIES; Jones. Vaughn. Martin
AMI Ofaucu. Toncy porritt Sillce
and Snyder
The evening herald., 1921-05-21
Pope Proposes Way
To End Conflict in
Irish Nation

DlfNDAl.k. Ireland. May 2t-
POpe benedict has written 10 Card
iuai LoEue. prlmate of Ireland. APP
peaiinE 20 both the English ana Irish
10 abaneon violence ana proposing
that the Irish question be settled by
a body selected by the whole irish
nation
The pontin sent Cardinal i.ofuo
.0Oo.e lire FOR the Irish white
Cross
The evening herald., 1921-05-21

De Palma holds tho record for the
Indianapolis spced derby.
In 1915 he clipped of the zoo laps
IN hours. as minutes and 5b Sec
onds. lie made his great record in
a Mercedes. a German-buiii ear. This
year he VIII drive a Ballot hur.
trsia viii be at the wheel ~ a
Sunbeam.
lie won the classic iu 1918 when
the race WIS cut Go 500 miles The
italian raced but one season. during
The evening herald., 1921-05-21

His cool head saved him. lie sim
ply drove tho flaming ear into tho
ocean. a. lew minor burns were his
only injuries
~ rianclnE ~ the entry list OF the
coming speed carnlvpl one can see "a
dozen novels written about every
name.
These men are new typo of
sportsman.
They are the Kind who spend for
tunes and glNr their lives Tor one
superb hobby SpEEB.
The evening herald., 1921-05-21

Iitcher Rings single and i.obuur-
veau's homer in Doaks one bad inn
ing drove in four runs and gsvc
philadelphia victory over 81. Louis.
Score by innings: X. n. r..
81. Louis 100 900 O02--3 %
Philadelphia 900 0fO 0Of-f .
Batteries. Doak. Riviorc and Clcm-
onA niihcefer.
The evening herald., 1921-05-21

EROOKLHN, y. n. May 2t-
Pittsburgh won d. third straight VIC
tory over Brooklyn Hamilton of the
Pirates had shade on Cadnro ~ the
Supcrbas ln pitching duel.
Score by Innings r. ff T..
Pittsburgh 90. OUO goo GiO-g 4
Brooklyn .....i00 900 Gel .
Hutteries; Hamilton aud skin,
Caiuro and Taylor
The evening herald., 1921-05-21
San Francisco Woman
Ends Life in Ohio

CINCINNATI May 2i.--Mrs. Wm.
O. Fisher et ycars Old. uf san Fran
cisfo. Caiifornla. ended her life early
today hy nfiuE "a revolver bullet into
her right temple whilc in her bed
room in the apartment OF her aunt,
Mira kathryn CLARK, bore
Mrs. CLARK tod pouoo that her
neire's husband was in the autono-
lille business in sun Francisco. She
shiI one could aarfinc nn motive for
Mrs Fishers nrt.
You win find Il In our CLASH
hed Columna
The evening herald., 1921-05-21

FRIDAYS RIlSUIfrS.
National League.


BOSTON, NAV 2i.-Coumhe pitch
I'd we'll for Cincinnati and tho visit
ors hit McQuilian hard and often. do
featlng Boston.
Score by innings. r. H o..
Cincinnati .... nOi lgl O00-5 ff 4
Boston ......30i 600 OOu-l g
Batteries; coumbe and Wingo. Me
Quiiian. Scott ard O'Ncin.
The evening herald., 1921-05-21

LAWRENCE. Kan. Nav gi.-Tho
University of Kansas won the annual
dual track meet with the University
of Nebraska on Mcco0k field here.
The evening herald., 1921-05-21

American League.
npfroit I2s Iloetou >

DETROIT May - Tho Detroit
Americans hit three Ioston pitchers
hard and won. cobb aud Ncach
made home runs
Score by lnninrf. n. o. o..
Borton .....iOn Hn0 00l p
Detroit ......220 0e2 gtsi2 10 3
Haftcrlca. Myers !. Bush. Fullcr-
ton and Ruel, Walters. Ehmkc and
itaafItr
The evening herald., 1921-05-21

able attention hecause % his siugEing.
Faik went from 293 "a week axe 10
.at7 aud is tied with Williams % -.
Louis for tenth pace.
Babe liuih had n fairly prosperous
week haRrinr three circuit drives.
Harris added n brace OF bases 10 MS
stolen record and b. showing the way
with s.
other leadins batters Including
games OF "Wednesday
speaker. Cleveland. .11k Ruth,
New York. a7S. Mcuosky, lt'ainnt
a5s: Bnssler Detroit sag. Tnhb, ~
in-ls. 800.
The evening herald., 1921-05-21
British Golf Player
Defeats Chick Evans
ID =. ,-,-s u4aE w1Ei

HOYLAKE Ems Mnv - ~"
Tollev' Inc UritIsh nmnieur golf cham-
pion defeated Chna " tChifh
Evans American amateur chnmpion'
In their individual match this after
noon In continuation of ~ ~ fnn-
tional team matches with ifliirh
niavera Tallova victory WIS hv fouf
up and three 10 nlny..
Francis Ouimet. 1inner up ~ the
Tinted States goif chnmpionship
tournament IN 1920. beat J. T. g.
Ienklna Of Troon. six up and five 20
play.
The evening herald., 1921-05-21

4 california architect has built "a
house with 70 porch on th" roof
The evening herald., 1921-05-21

IITN I-TINNTI W"| = = T"||TIUH
made 30 three ufaiEht Irum TniiH.
dclIhn hF Winning philHdDluh.tH
pitchers were ineffective and Harris
aud NaYior were ALSO Wild.
Philadelphia .......IOu 600 mo- 81
cleveland .........4aO lIf l3f 1t|
Batteries, liauiH NlhioI lrsiy
and D. Walker. Ma.a uud % Neiu
The evening herald., 1921-05-21

Bc private secretary. -tcnogrn-
pller or hIgh gfudc commercial
tsuchrf. ~ufriui summer rutg~.
Western school for Private ~,,rr-
farisr~.
The evening herald., 1921-05-21

Dr. ~. u. Murray, ostcopatiiic
/ specialist. Asthma. Phone Glf-w.
The evening herald., 1921-05-21

81. GOils. May 2l.-b Davis out
pii he'd johnson and st Louis de-
feated Washington.
Score ly innings. ". ". y.
Washington eos o00 020
st Louis .....06f OiO eos
Hatfrflos. Johnson und liolni'h.
Davis aud srttrOId.
thsugo q. Ncw Nurk =.
CHICAGO. May ~ Sew YORK
ouihf chicago hut the lnculH biz
more timely end defeated tho visitors
Kerr trhtoned up Boo the piuch,s and
performed ln good style
4rnfr hV lnnirrFt n ~ g..
Nca York ....one ono cog l3 u
chicago .......0t2 600 lD q % g
Hafisr rlcs; Mays. ShDehuu Hud
srhanr. Kerr and Scbtlk
Evening star., 1921-05-27
N.Y.F|RE INSURANCE
COMBINE ALLEGED
Expert Gives Testimony at
Building Trust Hearing,
Showing Big Profits.
Rv the Associated Press.

RY the Assoc atcd Press
NEW YORK. May 2..-Tes;lmony
tending to show that the New lork
Fire Insurance Exchange exercises IA
virtual monopoly over the hre lnSur-
ance business here and that the ten
leading companies of America put
aside approximately S1O.00o,0oo an
nually in unrcvtalcd profits was
given before the Legislative commit
tee investigating the building trust.
Samuel Cntermyer. committee c"un-
sci. had on the stand Samuel Best. an
expert on fire insurance matters and
Il publisher of national insurance
statistics.
:,W Per Cent In Five Years
Best testified several Of the larger
fire insurance companies had hadc
substantial profits IN recent years,
and added the Globe and Rutgers
Company had earned more imam 20"
, per cent on its capital assets IN the
nvc-ycar period from 1913 20 l":".
He also testified that ten or the
leading insurance companies dad the
bulk of the nations fire insurinG. al
! though there were more than "Io
companies. He stated the ten lead
ing companies set aside in 1870 as
! their total reserves $l@7.000,0oo and
the income from that portion not re-
quired to pay loans would he about
$40 900 600. Nlr UntermI Conttnd-
ed that th.S sum should b" used TO re-
duce the amount of premiums paid in
by the public.
1t was brought out IL testimony
that mutual companies were at Il dis
advantage in the New York district.
due to alleged refusal of the e>-
Evening star., 1921-05-27
BOND CASE ARGUMENTS.
Hearing June 3 on Motion fol-
New Trial.

Arguments on the motion of Jules,
alias Nicky. Arnstein. and Isadore.
alias Nick, Cohn of New York. and Da-
vid w. sullivan. Norman :. Bowles
and Wilen w. Easterday of Washing
ton. for new trial of the conspiracy
charge against them Will be heard
Friday. June 3. b. ---tiCe Frederick
j.. Siddons. ,.r.sidinG in crimina! Di-
VISION !. The arguments had been
scheduled for To-Day. but Il post =
ponement became imperative because
90 the absence OF William r.. Lcahy,
special counsel for the government.
The case was tried before the late
Justice Gould.
Justice S!ddons W.! pass on the
question Of ;,,s deficiency of the in
<T.ment in 'h@ E1.t"" States Supreme
Court leak" case. There will be no
argument on the demurrer filed by the
accused. but counsel have arranged to
submit briefs to Justice Siddons next
Wednesday.
Evening star., 1921-05-27

sacque with iull-iold. spreading
skirts. slanting tapped side
pockets. a breast pocket. ali ac-
centuated waist seam. side darts
and high, blunt lapelS. The
skirts are expressly cut to per-
NIT an easy seat. parting natural
ly and gracefully over the sad
die. The neckdress is the white
linen riding stock fastened with
a plain gold pin. The cap has d
very broad spread OF crown and
a deep, flexible visor.
Evening star., 1921-05-27

change to supply rate-fiXing data.
The exchange recently modified the
RUE against supplying such data to
mutual companies. but Mr.. Best
areed with Mr.. Untermyer that this
modification might be called camou-
Hage
MIR. Intermyer asserted that the
complete rout of the monopoly would
be hastened if the exchange were
compelled by law 10 accept as
members all companies to which the
state superintendent of insurance
gave authority to do business.
Must Make Pledges.
MIR. Tntrrmycr denounced as "~ep-
rehenSible" Il practice whereby bro
kerS licensed by the exchange were
not pcrrNtted to do business with
any company or agent not d member
Evening star., 1921-05-27
FIGHTING IN IRELAND,
Star Map Shows Where Scenes
Are Located.

From Ireland daily come reports Of
disturbances. Accurate locating Of
the scenes of these incidents is nee
essary 70 become thoroughly ac-
quainted with news from that coun-
try.
For the benefit of it's readers The
Star is Offering a map for sale at its
business office. on the first floor. az "A
price Of 15 cents per copy. where imme-
diately a reader may gain an accu-
rate knowledge of the location Of
these various genes
Evening star., 1921-05-27

of the exchange. Best testified GER
tificates from the exchange we're OBJ
tainable only by two pledges. one
requiring that not more than a GER
tain commission be charged. and the
other that no business would be done
by outsiders. Brokers signing the
second pledge We're allowed 5 per
cent more commission.
The public is forced to pay per
cent extra in order to perpetuate a
monopoly by whose destruction 1t
would benefit" interjected Mr.. In
termyer.
Frank Bishop of Pawtucket. r. L..
secretary of the Pawtucket Mutual
Insurance Company. testified his
company had tried to get into the
New York exchange since 1912. and
only succeeded month ago upon
agreeing to abandon in New York
Evening star., 1921-05-27

He recognizes that something is
owed to the proprieties. The
thing many men fail to- show
toward clothes is due appreci-
alton OF time and occasion.
Light. thin materials should not
be worn when they are prone to
be subjected to rough-an1-tum-
bic usage and thus become as
wrinkled as a raisin. Rubber
soled sporting shoes have no
place on city pavenents. but
were designed for the nets. the
links and the wickets. l'i,mv
fabricked shirts were rot meant
jor the scuif of ~ work. but
for cool stretSS and open
spaces.
er.lvn5sx. Thiis 1ss~s' is :sP,. riot !, a. IS
riding into S%ul { ity rapidly.
Mounts may be led for so
moderate a charge that one need
not owl. horse to ENJOY this
rare and rollickir|, pastime.
There are no fixed fashions for
the saddle. Rather is it prob
lem OF selecting what is trim.
practical and appropriate The
old notion OF silhouetting a
slashing'y da>hing figure against
the landscape went out with the
fiamboyant flummeries of the
fop. Riding is sport. not a So
cial function: an affair OF being
in the sunlight. not the limelight.
Your coat and waistcoat should
allow complete comfort in the
saddle: your breeches should be
cut full enough not to bind: your
hat or cap should stick fast in
whipping wind: YOUR neckdresS
should leave the throat free and
open. Beyond this YOU NAV go
Evening star., 1921-05-27
OATES FOR SCHOOLBOYS.
Schedule Announced When Divis-

The completed schedule for the at
tendance of boys in the sixth. seventh
and eighth grades of the piStrIc, pub
lib schools at ball games at the Amer
lean League Park while the Wash =
ington team is at home was an
rounC.d yesterday by Assistant Supt
o Schools stephen r.. Kramer. The boys
will be admitted to the games by di-
visions and free of charge. TheN viii
be accompanied by teacher or officer.
The schedule follows: June /. thir-
tecnth division: June =. sixth division
June >. seventh division. June .. tenth
division: June :. the Thorn =
son and eighth divisions: June y. first
Evening star., 1921-05-27

are indulgent. This is blocked
in a new shape very much like
a Panama. Other smart straws
are bankoks. ballibuntals, rough
fancy braids, English sennits md
finely intertwisted splits. not to
mention such odd braids as ba-
mana fiber, pineapple weave and
Jap effects.
Extremely low starched COL
lars that pair off with extremely
long. narrow four-in-hands, as
pictured at top OF this column,
are on the gain among young
men. Such combination has a
tendency, seemingly, to lengthen
one out.
Evening star., 1921-05-27
By Alfred Stephen BRYAN

WHAT is earth in the garden
Nv is dirt in the parlor. As
elsewhere. the big thing and the
whole thing in mems dress is
appropriateness to place and
circumstance. Granted that the
cardinal consideration in sum-
mer is comfort, this must be
Evening star., 1921-05-27

kept within
bounds. 1t
W o u | d b c
more COM
Portable. per-
hapS. to <"
to business
on a griIling
day in one :
shirt sleeves.
vet YOU could
not persuade
Il sell re-
specting man
to de- this.
Evening star., 1921-05-27
WOULD CHANGE NAME.

Michael " Nojezynski. "A native Of ro-
land. who came to the United States
in 1850 and has resided iii Washias-
ton since his naturalization in 1900,
has asked the District supreme Court
to change his name to Nicha l
Miller. Through Attorney J. J. Wa
terS he tells tn. court he has beca
known by the name of Miller because
his right name iS unpronounCa hl,-
that he has bought property in that
name and j: known as Miller in the
government service tie has flve chill
dreu
Evening star., 1921-05-27


kct III London. is one OF the old,
est OF fashions amount. \ Tat
tcr>all. with is characteristic
ilotched or jagged front open
ing. is shown below. 1t has d
checked pattern. an accentuated
waist Sea1lr. Tapped '.ower pock.
cts and five buttons. The bot
tonmoSt button is often LETT TIN
fastened. a survival OF 4 time
honored custom among horse
men and hunt>men. The collar
Is the familiar soft tub cotton
Inttoning underneath the scarf.
The all-important thing to re-
member about riding is that d
free play-and-swav OF shoulder,
back. arms and legs are indis-
penSabie both to correct fash
ION and correct posture. Fur
thermore. the casual canter, to
be sure. does not require the
same mounted kit as formal
meets. which. ii they followed
custom and tradition. would pre-
scribe the huntsman scarlet. as
in England.
Illustrated at bottom of first
column Is the broad-brim. full
Evening star., 1921-05-27

NOTE Questions concern
ing Correct Dress for Men will
be answered by Alfred Stephen
Bryan, if addressed to him in
care of this newspaper. To in
sure a reply stamped envelope
must be inclosed.