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New-York tribune., 1922-08-21
Addresses and Telephone Numbers

dtlresses and Z
a,aal E.ins
s.sGc Steamship Go.
.sSxse Sc, N. =. B'n Gn e2S4-S-e.
Ian Hawaiian 5. $. Go.
ssfad American Lines, Man'g Agt.
! ssroaaway, N. Y. Whitehall ioso.
ras Line q. NJ. NJ
ssssdway. y. =. -, ..,,, ,,oe.,
4 IS BIZ G'n $500; Fgt. Whit'n aose.
Irsn Ship & CsmMesss Cefp.
4 s,sss., Americas Lines, Man'g Agt.
I Sgfoadway, n. r. Whitshaa Io2e.
sar6e Fruit Co.
sasssry RI, N-Y. Whitehall 0eoS.
,s.,ue Transport Line q. N. MI
4 sa.osdway, y. Z. -. ,.n, oo,o
s 2gr, Big Gn soov' fss' Vss'
l.t.a, Daniel, Agent
ri nrsa.r.psuysser 8 Co, Ltd
aiesf & beaver ss. Y. Broad 4soo.
$40 S s. Lines, Inc.
/ n h gsttsry P1., N. y. Whitehall 1900.
I,ssdlug Pier ss-37-ss
|hkhs Line
4 e lloyd Royal Beige, St. Anonyme.
laleA Diamsnd Steamship Corp.
III. 81 Exch. Pl. Rect. 1s92-2s17-i8.
rsi|saeiphia, Baltimore, Chicago,
usrois, Hoston, Norfolk.
1kEs & Co., inc., W. A.
i !, usore ST., NY. whitehall 2sso-1.
Is. Cay ST.. Balt., Md. Plaza $3.50.
|As 4 Co., A. H., Agents
nwsss ST., Wy. Bowling GIN $500.
I0i, Steamship Company
90 NJ p NY. Canal 5000.
na Dp' r Ny. {For'n Servics).
Asf vi 80 - -
a.. r.
siBrosdwaag, ~ n; ! x; Z. Broad :. esas s1sl; sa,E
sss.; <. iaN sra carondalst B,r. Main CAS-
| bsis: 5sIts:, ,Tssminal shIDpin,s !. ce. e. =.
Asii0iA
/
kssudAnehoe Lines
fs f;.us,a. Eru;f Cornnyatier
q s ~ ~. ~ Ysaa
|.
~ s' NJ rs. axs,
il Moore Sc, N. <. bg 1n oolA.
Ell,rnan's Wilson Line.
Elana,n.s fnoenix no ri La"e.
q Broadway. N. Z. Broad OILS.
! :,
. broadway. N. Z. Big On saAo'
- -
ohsls Line. :, = p,..a x,A7.
sss,ies [ y Bidg .EsiSaMd. piazs a5e2
hsea Line
I csnpagnie Genie Transstiantigue'
lsStats ST. NJ (. BE In aooo.
lrass, Witty & Co., Ltd.
hrasss LANES.
hYnsss Bermuoe Lsns. 80 s.nn
y Whitehall ST. ~. <. Dg "" 'ooo
f~.s I sa. Tnr
~sss .'s Aa- ~. a. x..n
10 Hanover Sqp N. Z. Ds Sn AooV'
NJ IS q v,.. T..
iaeaaW De O' AAaHsS' A>
Houston b Co., II. T..
ia Bsavsr a. N. ". Broad 17s5,
lap.,i.I N.,ie.sion Company
New-York tribune., 1922-08-21

FROM BALTIMORE VIA HAMPTON ROADS
Aug s1--WEsT QUECHEBtF tF) ExportTrans
FROM SoSToN
Sept. Is--A STEAMER (Tl CosmepeittsA
- FROM MONTREAL
Aug. 2e--CANADA (PFR)
White Star Dominion
Sept. fe--AUSowTA fpF) Cunard Lins
Liverpool, Manchester
vk0m pHsLApEigHiA
Aug. 2s--SfEHCfAN (P'>sLNylend Llns
FHaH sosroR
Aug. 22--NovIAN (ry Lsyiana Lins
FneM HAMPTON RoAes
Aug. 2s~~pAK0TIAN tg1 Lsyiana Lins
FROM MOBILE
Sept. 1S--CoAHoMA COUNTY tF)
Wsserrian Steamship Corp.
LOND0N---Arso see Cobb
FROM NEW YoRK
Aug. 2f--vALACfA (F) Cunard rins
AAns A,sg ssssMaMnAppAT sT As,snsia Trans
AUG. 2s--FELICIANA {FJ Furnesa, Witty
Sept. 2--yERBANIA fT} cnnard Line
ssss sssp sWasNTEA sgWaAsN MTAmn 81 tSS Gsa1sa ss,d.I. ains
Sept. s---yEREMTIA tEl Cunard Linz
Sept. B B5s--TwsM MILLER CD Turness
sept. se--vAscoNfA ~ q, Sasa cnnard hans Line
Sept. 3o---HoosAC (Tl Furness. Withy
rHoM Boefan
Aas s.s. sa1ssoHnI svHRo9TrA or r, sslsnt,s sa Trans
Sept. fs--4vIRGILTA lyJ cunard LiIio
rHoR HALrtmoHs
ua sspt. 11syvAsnFIA 1svAseoNIAA cunsrd unsrd Lins LiIs
FROM PHILADELPHIA
Avg. Ss--MIsaoURI fFl Atlantic Transport
ssp sspt 81 g, S;,n.rS Gunara ns
FROM HAMPTON R0ADQ
AUG. ss---N1NIAN CD Atlantic Transport
FReM MOBILE
Aug so---AFonMRRfaa sasR ass4SsssAwT 4Ssss AwTa''rrnaa
Aug 2s--ANDANIA tPF) Cunard Line
London, Huh. Leith, Dundee
FReM BALTiMcRE VIA NORFOLK
Aug. 2s--WEST NosSKA fF} ExportTrsns
MANATI
From NEW york
Aug. ss--aLENpoyLm ty, Atlantic Frui.
MANCHEsTER-Also see Liysrpoos
,rHoM BALTIMORE tvsA NoRFoLK
gspt. a--MERcrAN er5 whi,s 81 star a. Ianns I,ns
sept. ACCOUNTABILITY tF} ". A. Blake
MANILA. Iloilo, Hongkong, Shanghai
Also see Yekohama, Singapore, Homo
lulu
FaoM NEW YoaK
Aus. sb--MLKTON (rJUs.s.B Barberrines
MANZANILLO
FRan sew YoaX
Aug. 24---ANNETTA tF) Atlantic Fruit
MARACAlRO> (direct). La Guxyra.
Curacao, Mayasuex, p. R.-AIso see
La Guayra, San Juan
rRoM NEW yoak
Sept. s--MARAcAIBo tpFM) Red Line
MAYAGUEZ-Also see Porto Rico,
Maracaibo
FROM Hew YORK
Aug. 2S--cAYo MAMBItpF} Atlantic Fruit
MONTEvIDEO, Buenos Ayres--Also
see Buenos Ayres, Rio de Janeiro,
Santos, Ceara
FROM MOBILE
Sept, 1o--CLEARwATER tF) u. s. s. q.
Mupson ataamship Limos
Montevideo, Buenos Ayres, La Plata,
From NEW YORK
Sept. 1b--CEDERIc tF) 8. 9. Stray
Montevidso, Busnos Ayrss. Rosario,
Santa Fe
FROM NEW yoRK
Sept. s--CRoFToN HALL tPF)
Norton. Lilly . Co.
Norton TiiIv a ~ sf2
:.
Montevldep, La Plata, Buenos Ayres.
Rosario FROM NEW YORK
Frequent sailings-{F) BARRIER Linz.
rAp,uc
NARLE1o, Nchea~~Aiso see Genoa
FHaM NEW YoRK
Avg zs-cAsTELpORzfAN( frw
Lloyd sabaudo
NpEVITAS
FROM new yoRx
Aus, ss--aLENDoYLE tF, Atlantic fruit
nApA M.ronh.m Ca.r. nr,4., n.
Hsdn,io paw ,,,huco NJ. -. s.
peee1to' auao, M Maceio, BAHIA
Aur. ao---sAILTJsT CT, Lsmpors : po,.
FANffsa2sAsiDO ~
snum NEW Y0RK
Aug. 2s--suHaNAM (PFha9 Clyde s. 8. Co.
PENANG, Belawan- Deli, Port Swetten-
ham, Singapore. Batavia. Samaranr
Seerahaya FROM NEW YORK
a.n.. 1.-THE LANES (Ty u. a r.
see Cobb
New-York tribune., 1922-08-21
PARCEL POST
rcel-pcst mails via

Note A-rarcel-post mails via England: 7,
Ahyssinia. Alden (inruding Perul Afrharls,ss
.Kabql Ascension % pSciganslsad tr,tl:h, Pc.
trail Afnca tNyassaiand Protector&iel B-l,ish India
BTitish Somaliland. CaneTouns iFFitishl Caps
Verde isonds. eeylon CYPRUS Egypt Eevrsisn
Sudan. Falkland Islands Frencl, Erdia tsrseiallg
addressedl Gambia Gold Coast Colony Repva ana
Uganda, Lnbusn. Macao (Chinal. Madeira Mate
Maurttius, Mssopotamia, New Hehrides tincluaint
the Banks and Torres Islands,, Ngrris Syssssiapi
Irotectorats. Palestine. Pembs. Persia Portueness
India. Pegtuguess TinOr. Portuguese wes, Affics
Russia Y Iprope texcept Ukrausl. unrssa IN ASA
Except TGFkestan), st Helene, sarts Cruz Isiands
SEYCHELLES Sierra LcGne. smyrna TanEhiyYsa Ter.
Fitery. Tibet To@oland tBri.ishl and zanzfnsr
Note B--FaFcel-pesi mats vim Fraare: To Al
geria. Cameroons. Corsica. DshoElsy. French Guinea
French establishments la indss FSeneh Iaao- f,hIrs
tAnnan. Camhoiia Ccchn- China Iaaes aud Ter
kim. French 2ostnflees In China French soma
slDand, French Sudan Upper Senegal Niger ana
llpper Yotal, Gaton. Ivory Coast Meaassscsr and
dependencies iMadagRscar. SIC Marc NJ MeSir-
gascar. Nossibe. Cemero Islands Masofts ssde
Cntnoro. .Anjorsn end Moeeil siaurefspia Middle
tFreneh coneOl Monaco. sdorocco fexrrpf span-
ish). New Ca'edoria ard .iepef,dsnears Sfgeg Ter.
ritory, Reunion. Senegal. Tosr'and tFreachi SYRIA
rErencal. .seysnih Damascus. Aierpo and tie
stantDor}c and Bsusal
New-York tribune., 1922-10-01
Fillmore Club TO Hold
a Hunters Moon Dance
Costume Ball VIII Take Place
at Country Club Oh
0csni,er IL

:. ffomlnent persons in Fairfield and
Nestcheater counties and many living
III town will be present on Seturdav e
aighfi October IA, a. the Wegtchastcy.
hiitnora Country Club TO attend 4ho
hunters moon costume ball. The event
promises to be not only iuterestins bnt.
decidedly unique. for the mamhs5s NJ
the CLUB and their guests viii daoca AZ
the ball in colorful attire Of Far bnrfe
ers, while others will attend IA In.
a'nns. naniel Hoones, trappers, etc.
attending the American BANKERS, AS
aocaafton 6, convention will visit the
Nestchester Biltrnore to-day, AFTER q
fiue tnrough Westchester County.
arrangements are new being made
for .Rallowe'cn costume ball To Be
neld October 81. Tha first Of series
o. club smokers will take place on the
night OF Friday, Oesober.6.
among those seen Mt the club during
the week We're Mr.. Robert Lew jr., Mn.
y. =. Smathers, Commodore g. A. G.
Smith. Mr.. Percy Rockefeller, MI.
Gourtlandt G. Clarke, Mrs. Stella A,
Cochran. MRS, Margaret E.. Coe. Mrs.
Rufus B. Cowing, Mrs. Rose +. Gunni-
son, Mr.. Walter Sykes, DR.. Ira l., Hill.
Miss Msude A. N. James, DR.. Joseph r,
Mccarthy, Miss Agnes McNulty. Mrs.
Robert Mallory, Mr.. John A. Noble, Mr.
Daniel OsCnnneli, Mr.. John ]. Pare.
Dr. Charles Eaterno, MIR. Frank J. RevnS
nlds. DR.. Joseph j. Sinnott, Mr..
Charles q. Stodaard. Mrs. Bartow s.
Wsoks, Mr. Palmer T. Woods and Mrs.
John n. Wright.
New-York tribune., 1922-10-01

several weeks at the Sherwood Forest
Club en- the Severn, in Maryland.
Mr.. and Mrs. L. IT. Haneorh and
daughter, OF Msmaroneck, hayc re-
turned from Highlands.
Dr.. Howard L. Coles ard family, Of
Iarrytown, have returned home follow
Ing several months IN Vermont.
Mr.. and Mrs. Walter Vanderbilt, Of
Aitan1ont Avenue. Tarrytown, left on
Monday for a trip to Washington,
D. G.. Atlantic City and other points
south.
Miss Prall Grant Bacon, daughter
OF Mrs. Msrshall Bacon, Of Wilson
Park, Tarrytpwn, has left for yasssr
College, Poughkeepsie.
Mr.. Robert Williamson. son Of 1fr.
and Mrs. J. r.. Williamson, of Rock
land Avenue, Yonkers, has left for
Providence, n. T., where he viii enter
Brown University.
Miss Helen Nichols, daughter Of Mr..
and Mss. Harold P. Nichols, of Hudson
Terrace, Yonkers, has resumed her
studies st the Connecticut College for
O''
Mr. and 7frs Toh,, II p~. -
II ne,ayap 1s. Terrsca s".'A 49, nreAnsn, oi
st 'Ss Na,,tucto+ i.ss y &Io''i summer spent
-. :.
Mr.. ana Mrs. MicbaeI Js,,v ovid Mr.
and Mrs. Wllliam L. Lally, OF Yon,-
ses, are touring Furope. Thew 'gert
Gsrnsnv '-' ~ ''''i S' nv" +"
New-York tribune., 1922-10-01
Miss freeman Is Ellgsged
20 Mr.. Gerard 8. EoMfcr

.sr. ard hrs. Edwin Russell Free
man, of A.ounv Vernon, \. Z, announce
ttle engagement of sheir daughter,
Miss Florence Stayvessnt freeman. 10
Mr. Gerard Stiles Fowler, a son o.
Sir. Robert Theodore Fewer, CT MeuE
Vernon. n. i.
Miss freeman is graduate Of sw.es
bgisr College, Virginia, &no Of the
New York School OF Tine aad Apslisi
New-York tribune., 1922-10-01

N'Nf'eN @'A %'As'Atssh NilSSts
Miss G. Constance fasbrouck, Of u
Elmont Avenue, and Miss Lois NJ. Bull
of 81 Clarcmont Avenue, Port Chester
returned to Mount HoIyoke College
South Hadlcy, Mass, last Wednesday.
Miss Lillian Brown, OF Hillcrest Ave
nue., Port Chester, is studying at tn,
Savage School for Physica! Education
New York.
Mr. Leo f. Mcmahon, SON of Mr.. ant
Mrs. p. r. McMahon, of 29 Marathon
Place, Port Chester, has resumed his
studies at st. Bonaventura College
Allcgany, n. Y, where he is in hi:
sophomore year.
Afrs. Gustave Tierce, Of Mayflowe,
Avenue, New Rochelle. entertained
the luncheon and bridge club at the
New York Athletic Club on Friday.
Miss Ruth Taylor ard Miss Frances
Field, of Pelham, left this week for
the Baldwin School, at Bryn, Mawr
Penn.
Mrs. Robert Lorson, of Rochelle
Terrace. Pelham, entertained at tea at
her home last Wednesday afternoon,
Her guests included Mrs. Gordon Ed
ward, Mrs. Edward Blake, Mrs Harold
Anthony. of New Rochelle, and Mrs.
George Sutton, OF Larchmont.
My. George Farquhar, who has been
the guest OF his brother, Mr. Roger
tarauhaf, Of Fowler Avenue, Pelham,
throughout the summer sailed last
week for his home in DuIwich, Enclan d
Mr.. and Mrs. William 3. Randall
and Mrs. Vernon Radcliff, OF Pelham.
returned last week from Eastha1np-
ton, L. J.
Miss Dorothy Van De Water, Of
Monterey Avenue, Pelham, has left for
eassar College, where she will enter
the freshmen class.
Mr.. and Mrs. Merton C. Robbins. of
ClifT Avenue, Pelham, have returned
from Brattlcboro, VT, where they have
been Tor two months.
Mr.. ana Mrs. Edward C. King. Of
feiham Manor, are at homo following
q week at Westhampton, L. t.
~ Mr. s,,1;, .,raas aTsdegiels g; Malcolm, Of
IVY LsSauy GIHHnI. and My
and Mrs. Sherman Chipman. @ ng Ns-r r.
Roehell.. returned recently from =
fishing trip through the Canadian
,s Mt. hiehsrd Orchard. Mr.. Kenneth
montgomery, Mr.. Floyd Butt. Mr.. Ajer.
ander Laing, Mr. William Grifir and
Mr. Edward Gulbenkian, all Of pelham,
nave ieft for Dartmouth College,
Mr.. George T.. Eaton, OF Pelham. has
Seen spending part Of the month Of
21,esp,temoer 1,s at the Pontiac Game and
p, MI. Gordon r. McRae, SON Of Br.
Bruce McRae, OF s54 Main Street, New
hochetle, has entered St. Johns Mill
tary school, at Manlius, n. Y.
Mrs. George w. Fuller ir., Of ss
lockwood Avenue. New RocheIle.
sailed last week on the stezmship
houssliion for France, where she wifi
VlslS relatives and friends.
Messrs. Julian and John Kafser 80
Bonnie Crest, New Rochelle. have re-
turned to Hamilton College.
- Mr. and Mrs. G. A. Philips. Of New
Kochelle, are cruising the Great
Lakes aboard the Tloncsea.
Captain and Mrs. William Ashlca
Anderson, of New Rochelle, have re-
turned from Montauk, L. I.
Pr. and Mrs. William s. Embsrson
and daughter, Gertrude, of Lockwood
Avenue, New Rochelle, have returned
from month at Lake George.
Mrs. Guy !. Gleason, Of SO Washing
ton AyenNn. Nan, I och a1is a,A A.,.A.I.A -,1
New-York tribune., 1922-10-01

Mrs. Harold Barnes and son. William.
OF Rye. have returned to their home. In
Grace Street, after spending SOME time
in England. They returned on the
Olympic
New-York tribune., 1922-10-01

Mrs. G. T. Johnston. Of Lombard, H.,
has been guest at the hcme Of her
niece, Mrs. j. W. Masten. OF 20 Cler-
mont Avenue. Port Chester.
New-York tribune., 1922-10-01

Captain and Mrs. William Ashley
anderson, of New Rochelle, have re-
turned from Montauk, L. I.
New-York tribune., 1922-10-01

Mrs. Richard II. Burdsall and sons,
Benjamin and Ellwood, Of Port Chester,
are at their home on Irving Place, fol
lowing q summer in California.
New-York tribune., 1922-10-01

Pr. and Mrs. william s. Embsrson
and daughter, Gertrude, OF Lockwood
Avenue, New. Rochelle, have returned
lrom month at Lake George.
Sfrs r,,xr -,
New-York tribune., 1922-10-01

Mr. and Mrs. G. A. Phillips. OF New
Kochelle, are cruising the Great
Lakes aboard the Tioncsea.
New-York tribune., 1922-10-01

ifrs. Gustave Tierce, Of Mayflower
Avenue, New Rochelle, entertained
the luncheon and bridge club at the
New York Athletic Club on Friday.
New-York tribune., 1922-10-01

Miss Grace V. Turner, OF 2T1 Barry
Avenue, Mamaroneck. is in California.
New-York tribune., 1922-10-01

Messrs. Julian and John Kaiser. az
bonnie Crest, New Rochelle, have re-
turned to Hamilton College.
New-York tribune., 1922-10-01

Miss Ruth Taylor ard Miss Frances
Field, Of Pelham, left this week for
the Baldwin School, at Bryn, Mawr,
Penn.
New-York tribune., 1922-10-01

5Ir. and Mrs. Wallace Lippincote and
Mr. Bruce Wilson, of New Rochelle,
are guests OF Mr.. and Mrs. Bertram
Guest, OF New Rochelle, at Lake Morey,
Feirlee, VT, for several weeks.
New-York tribune., 1922-10-01

Mrs. Guy !. Gleason, OF SO Waehing-
Ton Avenue, New Rochelle. entertained
New-York tribune., 1922-10-01

Mr Leo f. Mcmahon, SON of Mr.. and
Mrs. p. r. McMahon, of 20 Marathon
Place, Port Chester, has resumed his
studies at st. Bonaventura College,
Allcgany, n. Y, where he is in his
sophomore year.
New-York tribune., 1922-10-01
Mrs. Jessie Fenner Hill

Mr.. and Mrs. William n. Weeks hav
New-York tribune., 1922-10-01

returned from their wedding trip, and
are now at their home in Mamaroneck.
New-York tribune., 1922-10-01

Mrs. Harold Kramer and son, of
Larcn!nent Manor, have returned from
visit to Haines Falls, N. Y.
New-York tribune., 1922-10-01

Mrs. George w. Fuller IT,, OF ss
lockwood Avenue. New Rochelle.
sailed last week ON the Steamship
heussuion for France, where she viii
visit relatives and friends,
New-York tribune., 1922-10-01

Miss Lillian Brown, OF ITillcrest Ave
nue., Port Chester. is studying at the
Savage School for Physical Education,
New York.
New-York tribune., 1922-10-01

Mrs. Robert Lorson, OF Rochelle
Tcrrace. Pelham, entertained at tea at
her home last Wednesday afternoon.
Her guests Included Mrs, Gordon Ed
ward, Mrs. Edward Blake, Mrs Harold
Anthony. of New Rochelle, and Mrs.
George Sutton, Of Larchmont.
New-York tribune., 1922-10-01

Miss G. Constance Hasbrouck, Of II
Elmont Avenue, and Miss Lois nj. Bull,
of 81 Clarcmont Avenue. Port Chester,
returned to Mount HoIyoke College,
South Hadlcy, Mass, last Wednesday.
New-York tribune., 1922-10-01

Mr.. Leo s. Dc Pima and family, OF
l.archmont Manor, have moved TO New
York City.
New-York tribune., 1922-10-01

Mrs. l.. W. Thompson and daughter.
OF Larchmont Manor, have returned
from Nantucket, Mass, where they
spent the summer,
New-York tribune., 1922-10-01

>, Mr.. ana Mrs. Edward C. King. Of
feihan Manor, are at homo following
* week at Westhampton, L. I.
New-York tribune., 1922-10-01

Mr Frederick G. Malcolm. of
Wynnswood Road, Pelham, and nv nv
and Mrs. Sherman Chipman, OF New
Roehell.. returned recently from =
fishing trip through the Canad;ar,
New-York tribune., 1922-10-01

Mr. Richard Montague, 204 Drake
Avenue. New Rochelle, returned to
Dartmouth College last week.
The Washington times., 1922-08-10
"HENRY AND NE" INVITED
70 SPEAK IN INDIANA

TOPEKA, KAN Aug. TO-
Henry and Me" are wanted as a
campaign card In Indiana. Gov.
ernor. Allen and William Allen
White received letters today from
Charles r. Martin, head of the
speakers bureau Of the Republi.
can State Committee OF Indiana,
asking both to make speeches IN
Indiana In October They would
speak from the same platform
twice day, making two Con.
gressional districts a day in the
week they were wanted in IN,
diana.
Martin said that speeches. such
as only Henry and Me" could
make were necessary to win the
indiana election this fall.
Governor Allen has not accepted
the invitation and does not. know
that he could do II even X Me-
were willing.
The Washington times., 1922-08-10
Latest Word From Paris
BY Marie Sllzar1r1e

PARIS. France:

FROM a great
broad-brim-
med hat to
girdle, a n d
from girdle to
hem swings a
d ap e ry Of
purple lace,
giving color to
a white crepe
de chine frock.
The hat is Of
purple erin and
there is a pink
ish m a u v e
flower at the
girdle.
One, of those
quaint tight
bodiced frocks
of org a n die
launched at
the races. It
is of white,
/ trimmed with
narrow plated
: rufles of self
tissue, and a
rose and rib
bons in pale
pink are placed
at one side of
the girdle.
The Washington times., 1922-08-10
DUAL love NEST
MAINTAINED BY
MICHIGAN MAN
Two Husbands Find Wives Liy-
ing in Same Apartment
: With Him.

GRAND RAPIDS, Mich, Aug. 10.
Clarence Warner. thirty.three, is
held here today as proprietor OF the
luxurious love nest apartment In
which two Cadillac. Michigan, hus.
bands. one a father Of two children
and the other a bridegroom of fort
night. found the wives who deserted
them In Cadillac last Saturday. The
women were living. as Warmers
wives" in a suite containing but
one bedroom. police declared.
The husbands, r. Hyatt and /. e.
Sleeper, went home from work Sat
urday afternoon to find their wives
gone. Without suspecting that the
same man was responsible for both
disappearances, they left for Grand
Rapids to aid each other in their
search for their mates. Obtaining
a directory of rooming houses, they
set out on a canvass of all the places
listed. working both sides OF the
street at once.l ~
After three days search they say
they surprised Warner in his apart
ment with both wives seated at sup
per with him. Mrs. Sleeper's two
children were also In the party. Po-
lice were called to take the women
and Warner to headquarters.
Warner stretched his six-foot
frame at ease in a chair at head
quarters and refused to answer ques'
tions.
Those women" was his only
comment.
Neither wife would speak to her
husband.
Sleeper was at "A loss to account
for his wife's act.
"It seemed as II Warner had our
wives under SPELL" he declared.
Mrs. Sleeper and I always got along
well. cannot believe that she Is
guilty of this thing" AZ.
Mrs. Sleeper, who Is twenty-one,
and Mrs. Hyatt, twenty, chatted
gaily when policeman turned them
over to a Jail matron for the night.
with Warner, they were to be taken
before A. A. Carroll, chief Of police,
for further questioning today. Mean
while, both husbands are registered
at a hotel, waiting to swear out war
rants for Warner and their wives.
The Washington times., 1922-08-10
Gathered ~String.'

The sequel follows along the
happy fight after ending a best
seller. A propinquity did lss work.
She became interested. excited, de
termined, and impressive for q
hand-tamed lightweight. A pug"
or two more Joined the party, until
six composed her string.
She arranges all matches, die.
tates their training quarters, diet,
amount and sort of workout. AN
she's always around somewhere to
see that the jumps counts his full
ten and to yell for the old one.
two when II seems to be indicated
In addition to all Of this she main.
tains her law office In her home
for why let her course slip away, as
she asks-and directs the running
of her household, disproving theory
that a careering woman and her
home are soon parted.
She continued her story of the
future fistic marvel. .5
"She will be one Of the amazing
creatures that you catch rare
glimpses Of now and then; woman
whose perfect contours will be the
result OF perfect physical develop.
ment.
Her training will insure perfect
health and you know that beauty
must follow health surely as morn.
ing follows dawn. So she win be
sought and admired; a strong, SELF
reliant woman who will make an
ideal wife.
Certain concession will be made
to the feminized fight. Instead of
gathering in vast hordes In a great
open-air omphitheater. like the
famous one over in Jersey City, a
limited number Of fight fans will
be invited to witness a bout. They
will don evening dress and form the
same well-bred audience one meets
in the theater or, at the opera. They
will assemble in the drawing room
of the home where the exhibition is
to take place, for the public charac.
ter Of fighting will be modified when
women get into It,"
The Washington times., 1922-08-10
COP NEARLY PoLlSHES
OFF Ivy EINSTEiN

NEW YORK. Ang. 1o.-Izzy Elm,
stein. New York's most disguised
prohibition agent. who has imper
'sonated everybody from an Indian
prince to a coal HEAVIER, almost goi
hit on the head today by a police
man who mistook him in his per
sonal wardrobe for bandit.
Einstein, who has not had any
publicity for several weeks. with
q spectacular coup, this morning
staged one of his thrillers. Spot
ting a truck with six unlabeled bar
rels. Einstein hoped into tax
and pursued II down the lower
East Side.
The driver OF the truck was some.
thing of a Barney Oldfie,d, and the
taxi's radiator looked like minia
ture geyser when II drew along,
side and Einstein leaped aboard the
moving truck.
One OF the three truck men bel
The Washington times., 1922-08-10
ARMS AND AMMUNITION
foUND'oN U. s. VESSEL

When the United States shipping
Board liner President Grant was
searched at Hong. Kong last week.
$4,000 rounds of ammunition and
1875 revoivers were found concealed
In the quarters occupied by the
crew.
Three Chinese passengers and two
Chinese sailors were arrested on
complaint Of the master OF the ves'
sci. s 49,
II In believed that the contraband
was smnygled aboard to help one
of the factions struggling for con
troll Of China
The Washington times., 1922-08-10

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