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Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-09-09
pErrrs

friends. also Marion courcil. No. 0. A. o,
S Services Ge NJ 1y'es to .siinS
FTF:i MIsr s H. %Iis d
is isi. oliver ana Fanny Jester ID a1s,si 's5v.
ais@shiGTa P6.iSsK41ssp' 81; Ss'yss. 1918 Noun,
LfSsRf. hSsIp nn'S sor u Henry ana hesscsa 20.
lln.ky. aged 2e. Relstiyes and friends. also
ms'r. c2 g. 4 ana SiSs Var MsSS ssi ls nessd rHd
:;S;%ss rs: sssS s. sSis osisfs
ss$ss $si s.ss # Rsss. AZ :sss
S,s5, ana 4. T;s Jsrassism B. !: fhapisrT @ M; q
< s Q. S%SGqsr n Il, sr Of Phil Relief dss1Si:
No; SS;.2 q yr, o. " A. M Tyr'spns e IhiH;; phII.
fSss Ssr.s No. dkSdsss ss Eo .. kodss No. BIZ slls
o. NJ Gsppblissn Central sGsmpaisn Com, m
club East End RepuSl!csn Club, HsImsart-
sss lTs ~ whiGR he Gsss wss ana member o
yited 70 attend funeral services, sun. l ?.
nj Fr,ss sfs may " dii5ss sac sl, h:d' Gem
RoBiNsoN; sept: 8. THOMAS. son Of
sssd anG g. a'f ns2s at ws s'o
sk&prHsoN. killed in .ssiSp. ,cs ss :, 5sl; 81;
Y6uNS MopaA sANpsSsoS 5fassso ss CO.. Cos sis Rss
Marines % son Of yonS and Gmme sn erI s"ndsr
sssSsSSSs:;is. FSS:s Ss., NJ iSs hoS:5I
lin IsyIsS g fuS:IS SUP
Lower Merion Baptist Gem. Bryn Mawr- Pa.
sfTMIPT SsP. S.i.nS o, lSal sts xatSisIns hRRy
Schmidt. Relatives and friends. also ali So
cieties Of which he was a member; are In.
K ssrSieSs IT, e. Be- & held 81 Me- rSsTSS Pes Germ.
De scaUsTER.At S,iTfs Th 81 Slseswoed. NJ j.. Sept.
gA E and wie as Of prEsss MSwaFs sus #
stS@lEss&s iSsFh; sr, 1921 ss
ssSEartze. aged es. Services FIT. r T:'
ss the ps,loFs, St Gus ,,,,: a kirehner. TIA N
scSFf, dnSshisT q late lsis rev.; Wiilia% TN n
A' MonSas aSS%s 1890 49, 'sf'''T inter-
wiSSIaEp sc5R ssR ssrv1ssa 1927, on wshs1A Mss
p, NJ. ot his late residence. 2l4i N. Van
!a HsF2w1ff g. TH9aRs SiR s1rss aged
50; Relative and friends, also XauT Sn Lodss
i iS5. sfo' 3. g. s. A%fFS'R AsrTiS snT % NS
|
Asso., tho directors of tho odd Follows
Home. are invited to services, Mon., ! 7. y;
| at his residence, 1000 Cathnrtne st. Int. pri,
yate. LawnVew Gem. Friends NAV cal
Sun. eve.
u. 1921. PAULINE c.. wife Of william
Smith. Relatives and friends invited TO AZ
tend funeral services on Saturday at 7
NJ. at Zion Baptist Church. Body may o'
viewed Friday. 9:30 to 1890 p. NJ, at he
late residence. 1lS Holland ave. lntermen
,TsTEtEPELSS 75.sg 7sssgs ERNEST g,.Ssuf wE5,
tnee Menasion). aged o.. Relatiyes. friends
also members OF w. G. Warden Bene. Ass, n
Atlantic 2oth Century Club and Franklii
Ben. Society. No. 2, invited to SERVICES, Sun;
2:30 p. NJ, residence. 28th and Passyunl
ave. Int. Fernwood Gem. Viewing Sat
eve.
TARBET.--In the Argonne. France. Oct
21. 1918. Private JOHN NJ. TARBET. 10y
Machine Gun Battalion, 9th DIV. aged 2I
son OF Peter and the late Margaret McClel
land Tar5et Relattiyess and friends i, ais :,
OF p Council. No iii. are Invited to etten,
funeral. from the parlors Of X. Of p. 90 ave
and Harry St. Conshocken. Pa. SUM-.
P. NJ. Int. Norris City Gem.
TUCKER.--IDA l.. TUCKER, widow o
Henry c. Tucker. Relatives and friends IN
vited TO funeral services Saturday. Sept. 10
2 p. NJ. oliver H Bair Bldg. 1920 Ghost
nut ST. Int. West Laural Hill Gem.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-09-09
MANA PICKED MAN

The man who answers this ad and who
Is selected to iii the niche In our sales
force that we are now about to create
will ind his opportunity distinctly unique:
FIRST he will receive the personal indi-
Bonnel. who will soc to II that he Is
fairly and fully familiarised with the
details OF the work set for him to do:
ntely to make o bid for executive posi-
tion at earnings not lees than 10000
year; meanwhile he will find 1t easy
we are a weil-estabiished. long -success-
full. thoroughly dependable ooncern: we
are getting out Of the rut of expecting
are going to stake n man now-prefer-
ably an inexperienced man--to an easy
big-paylng berths at our disposal; our
requirements are only 2. You must be a
Christian and over IS years OF age.
Call from 10 to 4.
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TO OPERATION BUILDERS

Or single-home builders I can finance bldg.
Call with fun particulars. includ'g plans and
specifications. Ask for Mr.. Murray or myself.
John F. Basford 1920 GB GsEsTNUr EST
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sITUATIoNswANTEp-FEMALB

MUSIC 'suPERYIsoR-Youn woman. OK.
Periensed, pyfiio ssh,SSoi. a,S. fsss ssptsmber
fcr or day. per week, p phiIs dspShis IL Shisasa. u.
cinity preferred NJ e27, Ledger offico.
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EMPLOYMENT AGENCIES

EDUCATIONAL. AMI Dom. Emp, Club, %
s. Sydenhnm q5th and Walnut); govern
esses, nurses supplied.
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APARTMENT HOTELS

APARTMENT HOTELS
The Gladstone
llTH AND PINE SITS.
ABSOLUTELY FIREPROoF
NfNt' NAV AND UNFURNIsHEp
LONG AND sHoRI.TERM LEASES
HOTEL BARTRAM
ENTIRELY 'iKEM9pEkEDS:' SEwLY FUR.
From. PREsT0N 55i6 {. 3. PRhTPYY. hhTTTY
MA&, S; oWNER MISS FARLEY, MGR. MGR ! L
HAMILTON COURT
BOTH AND CHESTNUT SITS
UrfurnishGd apartments. and rooms and
bath yGRarYI Z 9sTHHaGi THX TEHER TSi9HFE roSm %nr..o
PELHAM COURT
cSddc m no a' 6ousekedSh4sN eksT4NT2WE
'0o'" 81 gPfiH!oNE GERMANTOWN $500
HOTEL COLONIAL sfgTGE f}T{i "A Ar
1913 rooms and bath; permanent or tran
''e0G! fPgffTfMGA PgfTMAS snTHfE BXEER iR''1 jR Manager
THE LITTLE HOPEL, 225 S, Broad St
A good place TO !iye while In Philadelphia
REAL ESTATE FOR SALE
CITY
VACANT-MOvE RIGHT IN
Bio00-2S58 y 5th; newly renovated
$4,000 020 Cumberland newly renoyatod
.ffSSS$sttsss .fSSS-stss \ SST a. roo%s @1sms m,In
kLlNGEl., 272l y, 9th. Ken. 2688
TO CLOSE EsTATE--2Is4 sharswood At, a
rooms and 6a!h Whit" plumbing. e p
MLES. ?s39 w. Sus1uehanna ave
1000 BLOCK y. BROAD. east side 3Ust Lo-
poss. e. ?. Miles. 2S3@ W. susquchannaI''
27lN-2l2S w. Dauphin st.--3 private dvgs
and stable in rear; large lot; price iEWgs' iGsg,ts,'
F. p. MILES. 2sa9 W. snsquehanna,' '''''0
sTERNER ST. 20lO to o., inclusive-0ynor
osr SnTF f'y as %G' 2ssS s'R'e vs. M Make
IMMEDIATE POSSESSION, 1900 bIocI n
@2d, lot 9Sxl0O, 8 story. 10 rooms e"r-ns, ~
property. Ryan Rrunner 829S n Front
1928 n ER4MK.lNIhhrIS 13oK,s hatSs 6G9wnsl99e,
weekdays. etter 7. NJ Sunday, . to 4
i244 \, 2eTH ST, a-story dwelling; In good
e0"S@TSH" WT LiiNP&E ifEi s!S !SS'SsShssiEnT ShssfnaTt St
2sO4-O0 MEMPHIS sT.-slx rooms and no 81
white 1plan pGm6ins AUS. iSs' renovated; $500.
STae $1,000 Ksrns Il In ~ TosS seTlSt sstS
trlc.. rne loo Glenn, l5l7 Columbia 'e'-
1897 SIDENHAM 18th Columbia)-a
elec, only $4,000 Glcnn 1917 Columbia ay
MODERN home, 4 rms, mr. strawberry Mar
Fton; ,poss.. reas. BetchCl, 3232 Ridge ave
ssarldee Cunnlnsham. Ronsali ab. LshiaG Eln
2OO2 BAILEY SIT rooms, h0t-watsr h.a,
cleo: noss. Fletcher, 2s02 w. LehIkh'
S2T6O--A BARGAINi easy payments; -foom
brick house all cows. 25S3 u, Dakota
i7ii y, lsTH-l2r.; Dutch hall, eleo,, INV.
heat rear porch. Glenn, lNl7 Columbia av
lalT LEHIGH--Porch. electric, steam heat
lot 70 rear ct, Glenn, 1blT Columbia ave.
PORCH ana straight-front houses. $1,000 pp,
~, w, sec. Moore, Somerset aud BonsaiL
a5s4 JUDsd-. |lModeTn. 8 Tma. porch. NV.
heat. elsc.a 700 Friok. Iudson 4 IpdiarA.
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HELP WANTED-FEMALE

cHAMBERMAID and waitress wanted. coll
required. Phone Ardmore 4s3 ].
CLERK-Payrol; Protestant: knowledge OF
tipping necessary; state age. experience and
salary North Phla. district. r O3, P. O.
Box 34S4,
COOKING and downstairs work: In fam
waiting on table: to go to seashore Tor J
weeks thcn te cYnwyaY' "a! a suburb wsgos slO
soiorod; references. Call In person, bet,yeen
10 80 A. NJ. and 2;2o r. M. n. Thursday. ]. ii.
Mecke. Jr.,, PostoihS9o Elds' Goth anu Mar
ket. Lansdowne l2h0.
CRoCHETERS = Experienced crocbeters
wanted on shade rings to take work home
F. w Maurer g. Sons Co.. 43ll Wayne ave
near 18th and Germantown ave.
FITTER for readyto-wear gowns. p O27,
Ledger Office.
GIRI, for general housework. white: no
washing, 3 in family Apply II Coiwyn
lane Cynwyd. Pa. Phone l82 J.
GIRL, bright; refined, wanted as waitress in
Kitchen Princeton. n. J.
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for Government depart
rnents, tt20 month; previous exp. unneces-
sery. For free particulars OF examinaticns.
write j. q. Leonard Former Civil Service
and December; many vacancies; salary.
tf400-s1s00; write for sample test. p S14.
Ledger Office.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-09-09

III It., two fronts. y. Broad II. at Logan:
adapted TO almost any purpose: price is right
B. w. MELVIN. 4l4 Real Estate Trust BidE.
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SUITE 11os

LAND TITLE AND TRUST BLDG.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-09-09

A Awell.furnished room. with board or boa I'd
xfarby IN private. refined American home;
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-09-09

BOARD wANTED-Childrens AID societ,
wants boarding homes 10. boys in priyat /,
families within the State OF PennsylvnnIa
references required. Address Earl l.. Broad
hent ltAO Pine at
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Busine.s Propertie. and s,,,..

\ BARGAIN--Three stores and dwell
.nGs; Nos 4OlS-2O-29 Gtn. ave almost
At the junction with Hunting Park ave
each lot lsxl+5: TO be sold together only;
'"n GOO Adams "a" W. rehlgh ave
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WEST PHnADELPHIA
GERNiANTOwN

MODERN efficiency housekeeping apartment,
~ acres Of land: high elevation and ideal
surroundings: country club and 1s-hole golf
blocks TO station and 25 minutes TO city CEN
ter: only s125 per month. on yearly lease.
Nj uran. Dolman Co., ". e. cor. Broad
and Chestnut.
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POSSESSION

1925 Hagert St: o rooms ........... $1,000
30ot y. Bailey st. porch. rooms. $500
2Gt0 y. 10th St: rooms. .......... 1000
1907 w. Cambria; IL rooms. electric 5000
". GETE SON. l5TH AND YORK STs.
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BOARD WANTED

OVERBROOk-OwEcr OF lone can accom-
modate or men Of ref. overbrooi
1874 j,
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HOUSEKEEPING APARTMENTS

WE HAVE great many most attrac. apart
mcnts: both furnished-and unfurnished
for rent At the present time Sherwood
Apartment Agency. 1884 Walnut st.
SPRUCE ST. 2lls-Excellent corner house
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-09-09
PERSONALS

SIMON BOLDER has purchased cigar stors
OF Samuel Blau at b3 N. 9th. All cred.
itors must present bills before Sept. 10,
1921.
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
FURNISHED APARTMENTS

FIVE rooms. bath. hall: s75; large ground
porcheH. shade: garage. Overlook T34O
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Deaths

ALIEN.--sept. 7, JOHN II. ALLEN. Of
rSofnton' Pa. in his 18th year. Services In
sT. 2:8o p. NJ. Int. Mount Zion Gem
AncIIfnAI.n -Sept. L John WIL-
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-09-09

624o FLORENCE AVE. - 2 story. porch,
modern, 0 rooms and bath, 1880.
Master st., 52l0-DweliinE, S6700.
10Th ct. N, 141--Dwelling. ripe for im-
proyement nenr Parkway si2.5oO.
Oxford ST., bl2-Dwellng. $1,000.
Wildty 282-Dwelling, S240O
SAAITIFI COLDER Finance pIdv
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-08-06
PRISON OFFICIALS ARE
INDICTED FOR CRAFT

MARQUETTE. Mich Aug. s.
Seventeen indictments involving
former and present officials OF the
NJ suette state prison. We're re-
turned Friday by the grand jury
which has been investigating the
Institutions affairs since July Is.
Those indicted are: Swan Alfred
West former prison bookkeeper.
charged with the appropriation Of
Ss.1e9 of money and property OF the
state
Everett A. Thornton and W. A.
Herbert of Chicago. and Joseph
Cone OF Marquette. officers of the
Marquette box and lumber company,
charged with unlawful conspiracy to
Gefraud the state in connection with
contracts held by the concern.
Gustav c.. and Louis Schauer OF
Valparaiso. Ind. charged with UNI
lawful conspiracy 20 defraud the
state through contracts they held
Others indicted were. Frank A.
Ledstraud. Theodore p. Catl.n. Fred
c. Nenhit. James l. DEACON. Rob
ert Fheinhsrd and Eugene Johnson.
prison employees. Albert Hornstein.
Frank c.. Russell and John G
Stenslein, F. A Macdonald. Chi
caso; and Frank Helm. Chicago.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-08-06
GERALDINE FARRAR
Is NAMED IN SUIT
Lou Tellegen Files Proceed
ings for Separation From
Famous Singer.
BY Associated Press

NEW YORK, Aug. 5-Lou Telle-
gen, actor, has filed suit for separa-
ton from his wife, Geraldine Farrar,
opera singer, on a charge Of desertion
il was announced Friday night by
Telegen's counsel.
The suit according TO TelIeSen' s
attorney, followed a letter received
week ago from Miss Farrar's law
yers telling him that certain differ
ences which We're not made public,
could be talked over in the law Office.
In the meantime, the letter said,
Tellegen was not to approach his
wife nor 10 enter her house. He
found the lock of their residence
changed and was denied admission,
his counsel asserted. Servants told
him his wife was out of the city.
Mr. Tellegen, his counsel declared,
attempted for several days to get
into communication with his wife be-
fore filing his suit, but met with no
success. Friends said that his wife
visited him at Long Beach, y. j..
several times during the three weeks
Immediately preceding the receipt Of
her letter. No explanation OF their
differences was offered.
Alvin Untermyer, counsel for Miss
Farrar, declared Friday night that
his client had not been served with
any paper whatever in an action for
separation or otherwise nor had he
received any such papers for her
The fake proceeding in which
Tellegen is so disgracefuly induls-
ing" Mr. Untermyer said. would
justify her in her determination TO
have nothing further 10 do with
him. Miss Farrar does not propose
10 try her case on the newspapers
and regrets il has become necessary
to make this statement in her be-
half"
Mr.. Untermyer declined TO disclose
Miss Farrar's whereabouts.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-08-06
CLAIMS JEALOUSY Is
MOTIVE OF CHARGES

EVANSVILLE Ind, Aug. s.
Rivals in love faced each other in
the court Of United States Commits
sioner Hartman Friday when Jesse
Mclean, IS years old, Owensville,
was given a partial preliminary
hearing on a charge Of raising three
81 bills to So denomination.
Mclean. a high school graduate
and representative of his school IN
debating. claims Ivy Barrett, 20
years old, who filed the affidavit. did
so 10 get revenge for disappoint-
ment in love. He claims he was
given the three raised bills in a
craps game in Barrett's pool room.
Barrett denies the game was in eX-
jstence and says he changed one Of
the bad bills for Mclean.
The charges seem to hinge on the
fact that both Barrett and Mclean
were rivals for an Owensville girl,
Pauline Newton, who also testified.
Her evidence included the allega-
ton that Barrett made the state
ment he would get even" with Nc
Lean If he had to kill him"
Raymond Crawford. Il years old,
son Of A. J. Crawford. restaurant
proprietor in Owensville. told the
court he changed one Of the raised
bills for Mclean in purchase for a
package Of ciga rets Mclean de-
MED he had ever bought a cigarct
and said he had never smoked.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-08-06
DE VALERA PRESIDES
AT CABINET MEETING

DUBLIN. Aug. 5-A meeting OF
the Dali Eireann cabinet was hell
Friday az the mansion house with
EamOnn De Valera presiding The
forthcoming meeting Of the Dali
Eireann was discussed and the
question as 20 who would be entitled
20 attend was an Interesting point
raised.
After the last elections for north
ern and southern ireland, the Sim
Fein party. anxious for the esrab-
lishmcnt OF a national assembly enl-
bracing all parties IN Ireland re-
solved 20 constitute the Dali Err
cam from every man elected. IN
Guiding members Of the Orange
party and OF Trinity college.
The Sim Felners therefore issued
invitations 20 all those elected, ask
ing whether they desired 20 Join in
the assembly. They received re-
plies only rom their own sympa-
thlzers. however and now they have
decided 20 send invitations only u
those persons who then indicated
their willingness 20 join the national
body. Thus the Dali Eireann yin
consist OF I32 persons who acce Ia
the invitation.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-08-06
TWO BANDITS HOLD UP
TRAIN: GET $4,000

TERRE HAUTE. Ind. Aug. s. -
Two bandits haEEed Baltimore and
Ohio train 40. 56 two miles south Of
AItamount. Ill Friday AMI robbed
the mail car Of two registered mail
pouches and $4,000 in currency. &C
c0rd.ng 20 word reaching here.
O.. G. Stevens. an official OF the
railroad wired officers here O. watch
for the robbers
Stevens did not estimate tr- totai
amount Of loot in the pouch, His
message did not sive complete de.
tails. but it IS inferred that the hold
up was one OF the 0ld-tine wild
west" affairs. the bandits stopping
the train with a res light. shortly az
ter midnight
The message said The men stole an
automobile in Bingham. ill.,. a short
distance away. and drove 10 the
scene Z the holdup and then escap-
cd in the machine.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-08-06
KELLER HELD UNDER
BONDS FOR ROBBERY

CHICAGO. Aug 5.-Ldeut Wal
ter Keller. scion OF a wealthy Phlld-
delphia family today was held Wa
der $4,000 bonds following arraign-
ment in 5 Clark 81. court on eight
charges OF larceny. Keller who Is
manager Of the 100000 Pratt Co. g
Hammond. Ind. was arrested while
changing the steering mechanism OF
stolen Ford automobile Police
charged he was the brains" Of an
auto theft ring Two OF the eight
charges were new ones. the victims
having charged Keller with stealing
their machines. Keller pleaded net
guilty 20 all charges. terming them
fairy tales.
The accused soldier was represent
ed by an array Of attorneys who az
nounced that Xeller's father in
Philadelphia was coming 10 son
aid l."
II knew my father would stick
20 me. said Keller.
The case will be tried Aug %.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-08-06
DriOerLeSS Auto
Furnishes Thrills
TODayt0n GroWdS

By United Press:
DAYTON. o., Aug. 5.-People in
the business districts stood aghast
Friday when a strange looking out
mt came ambling down Third st.
without any driver being where a
driver ought 20 be. The machine
turned this way and that. backed
up. turned around, started and
stopped and started again. but the
uncanny thing kept right on going.
1t was a specially constructed au-
tomobile OF box-like appearance
controlled by radio. the product OF
the engineering department at Nc
Cook Field.
The Contrivance answered every
impulse OF the operator who follow
ed the outfit in an army truck. in
which was mounted his intricate
control board.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-08-06
PRISONERS OVERPOWER
DEPUTY AND ESCAPE

PERU, Ind. Aug 5.-Three pris-
oners, the only inmates of the Miami
county Jail. forced their liberty here
Friday night by overpcweriug Dep
uty Sheriff LOOMS, locking him IL @
cell. and then escaping 70 the open
country They were at liberty az
late hour Friday night
The men were omar Cooper and
Gordon Albertson, charged with or
Grating a still. and sam Lowry,
charged with stealing potatoes.
The sheriff and his wife had gone
out for an automobile ride and left
the Jail in charge OF LOOMS He
went 70 the cell room for moo
bucket he had left there earlier in
the day when ne was attacked oy
the prisoners. beaten and thrust
into a cell One hour later he was
rescued by a city policeman attract
ed By his cries
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-08-06
NAVAL DIRIGIBLE IN
UNPILOTED JOURNEY

SCARSDALE, y. Y, Aug. .. -
Uncermoniously dumping her crew
Of three into a marsh on Barrel is
land. near the Rockaway naval air
station. the towing dirigiole HI rose
swiftly TO a high altitude, became
the prey of prevailing breezes and
ended an unpiloted journey OF 50
miles by settling unframed into a
field near here Friday night. The
thrown from the craft wnen she
struck on the island with a crash.
fOundered about the swamp. watch
ed the unruly airship dat away and
were later picked uu and taken 10 n
hospital. where IL was said their in
juries were not serious.
The craft narrowly missed stril-
ing a church steeple as she drifted
down TO earth. As she settled into
the field a score Of men made her
fast 10 a stump. Motor trucks from
the air station arrived soon after
ward with aviation mechanics. who
began dismantling me ship to take
her back 10 her hangar.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-08-06
''SPEED UP" OFFER
OF NEWS TIMES TO
END LATE TONIGHT
Bonus of 90 Percent Gives
Way to Drop in Final Squirt
Next Week.

Todag is the last chance FOR sales
manship Club members to take ad-
vantage Of the ninety per cent. extra
credit offer on new subscriptions
which has featured Speed Up" days
period OF the campaign, during the
past week.
One week from today the cam
paign ends. The winners Of a 5000
Whitcomb and Keller built home,
four Studebaker automobiles and
other awards are 10 be decided by
the results between now and next
Saturday night. August IS.
Next week new subscriptions will
earn an eighty per cent bonus in
credits, but all new subscription
turned in or mailed before ter o.
clock tonight earn ninety per cent.
extra. II is therefore to the Interest
OF every worker TO make the best
possible showing TO day, while the
most credits are given.
There is not a member OF the club
but who has a real chance 10 cap
ture one Of the big awards, If he
or she will just work hard enough
during the last lap of the race. The
more active members are punched
in a neck and neck race. so close
that any one Of them can. with a
little extra effort outstrip the others,
and with TO one that can by any
means be judged a "favorite." II is
the results of the last week or the
campaign that will decide who is
who.
Several members who have lately
been inclined 10 lag" are now real
izirg what a wonderful opportunity
they have and are now making up
for lost time. There will be plenty
Of bursts Of speed these last daye
OF the race, IL will be a hard fought
battle right up 10 the last hour. and
those who Will finally win out will
be those who can stand the "endur-
ance t-st" by making their fral re-
suits blBEer than ever before.
It's new subscriptions that will
add up into big totals. especially the
longer time ones. Old ones help
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