',, if, AUGUST 22. wmuns YINGTOHEAR- . TIAN SIGNAL gm mags °" ‘" W enamel redio __.__.,_ .» phenomena in their log books. . Radio Statmns Xu- W!“ s. only umoomoo mue- d from our on planet today. The l isl 9 ll 9 in 1 D0 the ‘72:?! vi: regain“. filing“ i'g’hl and W“ In" rev-rel can then-9:31;: Undo: Tonight” more! lnetructione the army oper- x etore have been In reedlneee to re- ”f N A'S- :2 -— It erel den, but the twelve HE'\,__;.1 :‘ f' "‘m \[af‘ in ‘h9 began Int hill”. “a 3] 1m “rigor; J,’ p _ , ,mQ—row the tomorrow night. u; . __‘ ? p95 to receive An apparent willingneee to co- , made yeltef- operete in the etorte or Prof. David H M M of theme- my 4m est Amher'et. to communicate by radio 'with not: on Am 3: end 21. m wires».- ed by the other Government depart- ment: here. including the new Prat. Todd celled et the Stateho- putment rooted-day tn dlecu- with officials the caution or taking up with the new embeseiee and le- mma: the cue-don or having radio tunnel etetione maintain sir leuee during eerteln periods or those date- in order that there might be no interference with any signal: from the distant planet. Depart- ment onlchle were interested. but are understood to have suggested that the matter be taken up directly with the embeeeiee and letetlons. The astronomioel expert is known to have communicated with the Italian. Cuban and Argentine em- bee-lee. where emote]. expreeeed lntereet and a vllunxneee to present SPECIAL COMMEMORATNE . OPENING 2—COSTUME CONCERTS-2 TOMORROW. SATURDAY FEATURE Aftemoonat‘ltilb’P.M. Eveninget8:00P.M. MARY. HOWARD PRIMA DONNA sormo 2"! DUO -ART I ’ . Reproducing Piano ~———ATTI-IE———- 55 North Main St. Mary Howard; is one of the younger singers ac- corded a high place in concert affairs in America. .- < cal critics in leading American cities where she I .— ~ :lj‘apeared 1n the last two seasons have been gener- «1;: 27:1 praise of her musical gifts. Her appearance in 22'2- 31k in connection with this opening in costume pr -: -71? er s promises a notable event. Studwell Piano no. South Norwallé ’ the wetter to their Governments. At the Department of Com it was eluted that no oticlel meat for observing the deto- mentioned had been received. here we: a pronounced elr of ekeptielem evi- dent emong officials. but they eee'm- ed toriake the attitude thet there could be no objection to giving the matter a fair trial under the best .possible condition!» ITALIAN DWI. ROME. Aug. 2:.—The Italian delegation to the filth enembly o! the League of Nations. it it an- nounced, will be (:0de of former Premier Selandre. and three former foreign minute: Schunor. signer! and Sculole. The supplementary delegates will be general- de ener- . lulu. Senator Bonln' Lenten runner minister or labor Cannon! and Senator Cireolo. .7 Announcing the Appearance of Miss Mabel A. Miller Well Known Local Soprano ACCOMPANIED, BY Calvin T. Purdy‘ (of the Hardman, Peck Company) ON THE Hardman Pia/110' AT THE rennin. OPENING on The Studwell Piano Company 58 N orth Main Street. Miss Mabel A. Miller. has in“ the capable direction of W i. meet! me eel; weeks’ course of intensive work under Nevada Vin derVeer, wellknownconcert and oratorio singer South Norwalli m unv- w + cams-01m. N. 3.. Aug. :2.— Speedln; along to New York at any miles an hour. Expreae Train 60-! or the Centre! Railroad“ New Jer- eey. bringing a large crowd of e‘hop- Med in- truck. W with stone. mud on the truck: at the Lincoln Avenue crossing here. at m: 35 o’clock yeeterdey morning. Fours persons were killed. one outright and at least twenty-five were injured. although railroad ee- timetes placed the number of in— Jured at only ten. Theflreman or the train, the driver of the motor truck. his helper and a passenger were killed. So terrific wee the collision that the wheels were ripped of! the loco- motive I. it left the track 500 teeb beyond the crossing. The engine turned ebont and headed back» to- J.» tender with it. The combination car and the itret coach tell on their sides. The eeoond mesh and the parlor oer. while derailed. were up- right. Pas-eager: in the Pullman oer: were uninjured. . Following is a lie! otthe dead: LUTHER MARTIN. Philadelphia». til-emu: of the train. WILLIAE: XIELY. Philadelphia. I M38932 JOHN ENZER. Glen-lee, N. J.. driver at the motor m HARRY THOMPSON. Creator-d, helper on the motor trut- 1':de (851' F. s 1.3 on Jill! PRINTIXS South Goa was: A Pan-3m- AMI!!!“ L "Io-0m”. ' ' Fashions Which the School and College Girl Will Wear Brown Corneal—cf beau- tiful matched skins. With Vi- atka squirrel collar. Lustrous Hudson Seel- in a Bands of fine white ermine add smallness new model. ? and richness. . ‘225 Her Ankles ' Display Light Hose All well dressed ankles do, against the blackcst of shoes and she is proud of their slim grace. For the school girl silk hose must wear well also and we thought of that too when we placed on sale a fine quality,hose with cotton garter top for, . $2 . m M BM: Patent will?! fit} 5: r1 than a short fur coat. ‘159.50 For all around wear and smartness there 15 no coat more satisfactory to the school and col— ed to its style is the ease and con: art it gives its active wearer August prices mean large sav- Sil-rer Muslin! short, soft now you can getv reductions and a mu er garment for the same money, than after September first. lings on fur coats. Bay purchasng favorable fur made from the under part of the muskrat. New and smart. 3115 Second loo. Velvet and Felt Hats in New Fall Shepee end Colors From such well known millincry designers as Patrician and Mcadowbrook have arrived a de- lightful array of advanced fall‘modcls. in rich col- orings, they are fashioned of velvet and fine French velour—the trimming always simple, a buckle, a tailored bow, or a touch of embroidery and applique. Narrow brims, high crowns and head sizes adapted to all coiffcurs. A beautiful selection. ion of style and comfort. Anacfiveglrlnmsthavecomforlableshoec [without sacrifice to fashion. latasfingpficesmakefilemmoreflnnde- liable. Cmneandtrythemonto’sechowper-' Mygroomedywrfcetcanlook. New Fall Shoes Arrive from Dorothy-Dork! qunngeveryncwstylEnotethaem~ _ “designed for Fall wearwmahappy canola:- She Wears 3 Warner Corselette For ashc knows it means that her new frocks will show all to best advantage over a well molded, slightly confined figure. She moves with all the sup- pgcness and grace of e uncorseted girl. This is what a War— hundreds of girls and it will do the same for 3'0“ ' $3.50 leoondfloet $12.50 f‘I-‘leer do Ii" Black Suede with pet- ent trimming. $10 DAILY DELIVERY T9 WWALK ncr Corselctte does for 3 tantrum «remind: «use New“ I 5 fl: ,5,
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