"“ . in soon 110st
‘TWO
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SURPRISE ATTACK lgitngrugggm:&?ntge gem anesthesia...“ marchers: «was so . . .. ,, ,, , \
8. G i . ~
MfigE 0N Malawian; Wm. imamcmwms ““7“" "“2”“ ' D M R a d C .-
mm 1 ssoc a n‘ at the Thousund islands”, KY0"? 'FO ' 4 .- .0 1 ' ' I ‘ 1 -"
____, His time for the me crisix mites-was; , SMAIH fOWN ‘IECORD w.“ PM“P:E¢lgsmfl2 ‘rm ” . l ‘ ’ e , u
1 hourks minutes, 3 secon
. Fl'iede won the first rs.
. .1, —-;—- . trophy last Friday and
Herald tint a ‘fsubsidy "would be held yesterday over a. triangular "1 American NOON]. for
paid," and that the had ordered cer- course of one and a half miles, sailed _when he stayed in
tain Russian bonds to be‘handed dyer ”0““ “me“ around. The" “9 ‘ "nit.“ noun “a t
to the newspaper. strong wind.
Another message directed IAtVinot'ti' '
gdctéraiisgit the editor of the Herald, Km Pm“: UDVPOilltS
‘ ' Toward Yankee "Triumph
"Point out to him
orders and regulate the number of .
cop cs. sn‘t h now u '
legal rpmphletseto Amer-2:31.30 send OLYMPIC STADIUM, AntWerp,
WKRSAW, Aug. 17’ 11 p. m. (B slum, Aug. 19.-—With eleVen events of'Which lured him out 0f
The Associated 'Press).-£0viet‘mrces‘me twenty-one conipieted in the track tiremont
”e fleeing in disorderly panic along and field section of the Olympic games,
the front between the Vistula and no America stands on top with the splen-
rivers, where the Poles are advancing on total 101 points. The contests
with extraordinary success, says an .ye“°.m" '7 mm” “‘3‘“ ”mud 0‘
official-statement issued tonight. ,positlon, With 49 points, but them—as a famil
In their counter-attack to relieve 3"“99 “me “mg "m“ “d “med N
Bolshevik pressure upon Warsaw, the the English from third place' Sweden h
Poles growing tanks, airplanes, arm-‘has 26 points and England has 24' f
bred no.“ and artillery in great num_.The English total does not include the
hers. At Novo Minsk. “at o'f‘liere, points credited to Canada or other col-
and Serock, to the northeast, 3.000 0m”-
Continued From First Pass. g: (or
I
endurance
the‘wster for 'lit-i
verity minutes in s;
gswim from Battery Park, in New York of jet
_ y Hook, has stsrtsu light train tanner
lung for his lawn which Ito-will at. 5mm
tempt to traverse 100 miles
file will ;try this parrot-mun
3the next ten days. Elionsk
start snd‘lnlsh at the Bri
Mil,
owing to the heavy rains.
—.
who will give him !
8 (Voyeur TO- ! heat
with a lmflve dilertoshto
:ter his own world's record of sixty-
flve miles.
Elionsky is making his home
eveland, bu
din-“e to the wire.
ew London, where he spent most ot‘did not try to drive the gelding out
armed aquatic stunts for the amuseithe heat in 2:08 1-4. but was beaten
ment of hundrrls of seashore visitors. by E. Colorado in the third heat. The
He was born in esterly. R. I. lie is race was decided on the three best
_ of Hebrew descent. and is 22 yearslplan and the money divided according
prisoners, 7 cannon, hundreds of wag :lt‘rance ‘5 in fifth Placeg with 12 old, weighs 260 pounds, is five feet, to the standing, with E. Colorado the
sons and vast quantities of supplies points. Canada, South Africa and 1" ton inches in height and measures winner of the cup and the largest
have been captured from the Bolshe- aly are “ed “1r 51““ ”(mm)" with 7 forty-six inches around the chest nor- share of the purse.
Viki, the statement declares. ieach, Ywhile New Zealand, Esthonia many and titty-two inches when tub The second surprise some in the 32'-
and hot-way are tied for eighth place panded. He was an instructor in 000 Nawbeek Farm Stake fOr ”we...
PLAN EUROPEAN A‘l‘R SERVICE. With 3 Points apiece. ‘swtmming at Pelham Bay in the Nav- year-aid ”on,” are.“ Brmm am.
‘ jal Reserve Force. en by J_ L. Dodge, was picked to win
l Ellonsky uses the overhaul“ trudg- this event. but after tskmg third
ins breast and side strokes. W'hile place in ma first heat broke and was
shackled he brings the palms of his distanced in th.- second. Emma Har
, - 1hands forward and paddles himself vesterwon the event in straight heats.
agreed upon by Danish, German. Brit-g NEWCASTLE. pa” Aug 19,—Thev along. keeping his head in the water, Lon McDonald captured the B. F.
fish and Dutch set-o companies. aC-,are starting to jump in m‘e Jumpers' and bringing it up in the air for anixeuh Theatre Cup in straight heats
cording to advices from Berlin today circuit. Pitcher W‘aiter Kinney and occasional breath. ’with Barons-es Cochato in the 2:14
to the Department of Commerce. .(‘atcher O'Donnell. formerlv oi the; Henry Elionsky is a member of the trot. Dora. Haynes was the winner“
Four trips a week are planned. lAthletics and Inf-19mm. 119;“,IL who A. A. U. and holds the title of (‘ommo- 1m, nm-puy dash m” at one “file and
——-—-—~—————-—-—-— ‘was Wm; the Yanks a few 3.9a”, am, time from the American Life Savings .100 yards, This is the first race of
have jumped from the Franklin, Pa, Society, :the kind ever hole here, the horses
independent team to the local club‘ 8 kets {getting the ward on a walk. Onlytwo
and the war is on between these two‘ a" " started in the 2W3 pace for the Horse
great rival towns. Kinney implored Ham "oniAssoriation's (‘up and Users won with
{Goldie Todd.
P I
WASHINGTON, Aug. 15,—Estab—,Startmg to Jump
lishment of a regular air serVice be-
. , . .
tween Copenhagen. Hamburg, Amster.l In Jumpers Cll‘Clllt
dam and London practically has been! “‘ '
CANOE TITLE AGAIN
GOES TO LEO FRIED!
CLAYTON. N. Y., Aug. 19.——Leo
Friede. of New York city, internation-
Pottery,
The
-—Sale of Books,
Candle-sticks. etc,
Connie Mack to take him back. but Shop. 49 “.3” street.
‘ whys .1. .’
Special Notice
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‘ . “"‘ ‘ PHILADELPHIA, lug. lt—Um:
., 4‘5 3?", ,A 't in 109m“. comm two or the eve races restored the
ilk “gal“ ’: L ' a?” w - ”,1 '13" BOOK. second day of the Grand Circuit race
.c . . t ) Kimmy, was made meeting at the Belmont track, Nur-
my, The track was slow
The biggest surprise was the‘dcfcst
or Mug- Tommy Murphy's
, which nun: up a new world’s
tor trotdng‘sddllss In trace
in waterdat Cleveland last week. The vstsrsn
Ce Wm‘ng’Ed Geers'was behind Numhy’s horse
y plans tom the $5,000 Winoga Stock Farm
shton Beachlstake. the richest ,0: the week, sud
Bel- baths, New York, the management I)! set the crowd cheering in the first
(bypmng from behind with s
rush, belting E. Colorsdo in a «trifle
. In the second heat, however, Pstsr
‘ ingManninx made a bsd break It the
it up to two years ago hefirst turn and was many lengths beck
tar sight at Ocsan Beach. or the field at the first qusrcer. Gsers
is time in a bathing suit and pet- and was distanced. Taras Hall won
i
masnsv, AUGUST 19
ml.
The-store closes at 5 «o’clock
Saturdays at 6 o’clock
lAi'ugustGlearance Sales in Progress
in the Turnitureand Rug Departments .
~A Winter Coat
Specially Offered Now
Although it is difficult to send one’s thoughts forward to the time when :1 heart
coat will be needed, still this is an offer which will appeal to. economical. “mu-:1. lie
have secured a considerable quantity of Bolivia Cloth in these colors:
Brown, Rookie, Navy, Copenhagen and Kangaroo
Brown, Rookie, Navy, Copenhagen and Kangaroo
Special orders will be taken and coats will be made up through Allg‘llsi ‘ We
can make about fifty, according to the material we have at the price. Lininu will it
of Peau de Cygne, figured or plain. -sl
Ordinarily this garment would sell at $75.00. This Special ot’i‘er mac?» ”mocha
season may be made for
' $57 .50
It seems to us that this will be 3 ye
tremely modest price.
ry good chance to secure a winter coat . ‘~\'
Regarding Furniture A RockingChair
Renember that all the stock is marked at reductionfl of Chinese-(hum B
This means all Bed Ronni, Dining Room and Living Room nearly as comfortah}
Sets of every character shown in our galleries. "1,1101“me (mm:
Writing Desks. Library Tables, Writing Tables, Tea tit\.'.»}\ri1ty 23:81.1?
and Sewing Tables, Red Cedar Chtsts, Odd Chairs. Rock- :‘t‘,‘,-g]1tf,f It“, in,
ers and Easy Chairs, Chinese Grass and Willow Furniture. :ltX‘lt‘Ol' in the A 1:2» w
; $16.50
mailer size—g
$11.75
An OakWindsor
Chair
2in
it“)
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t Als‘
Hit
The Special in Couch Hammocks L
i
still holds good because there are a number left. 1
. This model may be had in either khaki colored duck
trimmed with green and gold, or gray duck trimmed with
old blue and white. The cloth is cravenette finish to l‘c-f
sist weather. There is an adjustable head rest.
i
i
Antique finish
August Price This is a wide arm el al-
fair with a very It»: Kid/Ill.
I lThe wood is superbl} "um-
. tul. the lines are tsxv- '«Hl- .
Queen Anne period.
“*8 . - - -' ~'::..~ :0.
Other Hamm 0f heavy gray or khaki duck made Regulal 1n n _ »
With thick mattresses are $16.50 August sale
Third floor $33.50 g I
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l27-I‘29-l31 Washington Street ‘ ‘
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