The Orange Daily Leader (Orange, Tex.), Vol. 17, No. 196, Ed. 1 Wednesday, August 17, 1921 Page: 5 of 6
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ous profanity with which she greet-
ed the order that she be held in
*300 bait for the special session.
Thou things were started. Concetta
vaulted the court railing, threw two
courf officials out of her way, tapped
an objecting clerk on the nose, and
it’s difficult Recounting for tem ,only surrendered when the reserves
pornment. Concetta Alesi. 21 Mooru caught her. Now then; what
street, pretty nearly wrecked thy |you suppose was (he crime which
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Wp ara'aUll safe and soupd on
our rock_____topped island, that may I Jefferson Market court the other day] had been committed by this Am a-
, , . ' , when she was brought there for a isohinn criminal? She had stolen u
not be surprising to moat people, hfllI.)ng 0uarded b‘ ,h<s Btrohgwt. |powder puff!
tallest and most experienced of the * * *
court attendants, things Went all The officers of tho liner Orduna, ____
’ ” - -I- - .... .. solve'® tlnie- ake(l all the way from
but tt is to Edgar Cole, of the un-
willing-io-be-Hurpriaed city of Phil-
adelphia. Edgar ia a weather pro-
phet with a special flair for the
more serious phases of the elements
- and when he discovered that New
York City was to slip into the ocean
u few days ago. he immediately nc<
tilted us. Undoubtedly, being a true
Philadelphian, he didn't think any
great tragedy would bo Involved in
the slip, hut still he was neighborly
enough to give us a chance to get
onto sare ground. If we hadn’t had
the humidity and the coming maj-
oralty campaign to think about at
tho same time, we would probably
have got excited about It and bought
rubber boots and arks. But as if
was. New York passed gently
through the hour set tor subuterslou
and all Ib still well.
• * *
In the bequests of the late Mi-
chael Dreicer, the Metropolitan Mu-
seum has received some real treas-
ures. Kare pieces of twelfth cen
lury statuary are in tho collection
^nnd a number of famous paintings,
^ehief among them being the small
painting, “Christ Appearing to
Mary," a fifteenth century master-
piece by the Flemish artist, Van der
Weyden.
• • •
Four new productions are an-
nounced for the beginning of the
Marc Klaw. Inc., activities. “Sonya,”
adapted frdtu the Gabryela Zapolska,
start on across the Atlantic front
New York. Ludwig Schmulten had
lo;t his job of giant-lng at Coney
Island because a rival came along
who was three inches taller than
Ludwig’s seven feet four; and ho
decided to go on home to Hamburg
dl) The steamer beds, unfortunately, are
only six feet Ions; so two of them
I had to be strapped together and
j Ludwig has to lie cornet-wise all the
I way to Europe.
Aria Flnmma, who for a dpzen
years has had a vogue in Italy as
one of the younger dramatists in
the making of one-act. plays, is to
have his first long play, produced ia
New York within the next few
weeks, in English, fortunately. It is
called "The Mast of Hamlet,1
strangely enough, considering Mr
FlaUtma’s symbolic work of the past,
ROYAL HONORS FOR
An alleged shortage og 17#,000 IB J
nr tn Qf PRIAM KlNf1*" hunk’s lunds was found shortly
UCAU ot-lvDlrtli IVimj aftt,r Mom, disappeared Saturday.
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BROOKLYN BUSINESS
BLOCK IS BURNED
(By United Press.)
Belgrade. Aug. 17.— I’omp and
homage denied ntm much of his life
and j Will be paid King Peter of Set bin tut
Ins funeral. The king died jester,
day after a long illness.
It is it drama of the bomb tragedy Prince Kegent Alexander imme
in our own Wall street. The drama- j dintely ordered the counti j into
tist is now making bis home in New mourning.
Ii was planned linft full
right untH the court reprimanded | had a considerable problem to
her for the diversified and strenu- the other day before the ship could
Three hundred and fifty boys at
* to
York
A new industry has sprung ihlo
being at one of the country chibs
THE OLD HOME TOWN
By Stanley
/Sit PH?
« X MOM*
i ! B«UN0'
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royal honors be paid tlie king.
REWARD IS OFFERED
FOR MISSING BANKER......u
18, are fortnighting near Jamesport, near New Ycirk. The caddie master
L. I., in what ts undoubtedly the —probably a canny Scot-—is doing o |
liveliest and joyfullest camp along {nice little business insuring golf;
the eastern coast. They are mem-|balln. For fifty cents he agrees to] (By united Press.)
bers of the Boys club of this city,I replace any balls lost by a playe.rj Denver. Colo., Aug. 17. ^ A
of which Charles H. Sabin is presk during a trip around Ihe eighteen, wn id of ll.fim) and I'm p.-r cent
boys have j holes. The fifty cents Is paid him ] ail cash recovered was posted today
at. the beginning of the g^me, of] for the apptvliensiop of Edward F.
(By United Press.)
New York, Aug. 17.-—A one mH-ffil
dollar lire starting in' a wood
tinning factory spread to a three-
story building, licked up a wooden
factory structure and finally demol-
t tie whole block in Brooklyn
N,ni, Duiklings were, de-
re :
i,r
dent. More than
tiajl their outing
will get (I In before the camp ]course, and is his whether any balls* Morse, former paying teller of the in
2000
so far and
1000
tilth
season closes in September.
are lost or not.
Irrrialional TpiM nunpanv Ini
Hi roytil.
On wile tomorrow oidy—
1 3c.
Sjiurern 3c
Scv %% inflow ditinlfi).
UK WOK \ VlJlKTY SORK,
l!e<l Front Store on Fifth hi-
own* Cxel vimrne* says he cakt Ftqufte cxtT why iT take^
4-0 MIN ITT* S "TO FILL. THE TANK - LAST SUMMER HE HAD
A RECORD OF 19 MINUTE5. FLAT.
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NATHAN’S DRY
GOODS COMPANY
l?he standard tire
likes nothing better
than to prove its service
P
Ladies’ House
Dresses
pretty designs
of best
grade l’ercales,
trimmed
with rick rack braid;
$10 5 value — special for
Thursday—
-
95c
36-inch Percale —- beau-
tiful design, good'grade;
re>gular 25c value; 6
yards for—
40-inch Gabardine —- silk
finish, regular 85c value;
special for Thursday,2
yards for—
95c
3 l» - i n c h
Sheeting — -good
regular 15c value
cial Thursday, 10
t nl ached
gruoe.
spe-
i rds—
Specials
for
THURSDAY
Ladies’ Knit Teddies — good
valucB, good quality, regular
75c values — special for Thurs-
day, 2 pair for—
Ladies’ Sleeveless Linen
Dresses — nicely made and
trimmed with rick rack braid,
patent leather belts; extra spe-
cial for Thursday—
21.75
40-inch Silk Crepe de Chine—
all colors, regular $2.50 values
—special for Thursday, per
ird—
36-inch Linen all col-
ors, regular 4 0c values;
special for Thursday, :i
yards for—-
95c
21.29
Satin Ntefsalin — all colors;
regular $2/75 values; special
for Thursday/ttbr.yard—
21.39
Table Damask pretty
designs, regular 8 5c value
—special for Thusduy, 2
yards for only—-
95c
t lot of Voile and Organ-
day Waists pretty sel-
ection to choose from —
$1.75 values for-
1 lot of Ladies’ Petti-
coats — beautifully trim-
med with lace and em-
broidery, Thursday—
95c
This it only a part of the many bargains in our
store. Eve ry article is being sold at reduced prices.
NATHAN’S DRY GOODS CO.
Successors to Tho Manufacturer*
LUTCHER BUILDING
s Out Let Srore
Sth STREET
THE
U. S. USCO TREAD
Here is the U. S. Usco
Tread, wi-.h a long-estab-
lished standard of service
among motorists who have
an eye to value, as well as
to price. While selling for
less than the other tires in the
U. S. Fabric line, the Usco
has earned a reputation for
quality and dependable econ-
omy which is not exceeded
by any tire in its class.
EOPLE used to be se-
cretly envious of the
young fellow who came
tearing up the street and
stQpped his car with a jerk.
Now they are inclined to
criticise such abuse of tires.
A mark of the growing con-
sciousness about tires —
their service, their work,
their value.'
of people,
izen.
that
United States Tires
are Good Tires
U. S. USCO TREAD
U.S. CHAIN TREAD
U.S. NOBBY TREAD
U. S. ROYAL CORD
U.S. RED & GREY TUBES
This same respect for a good
tire is the reason why the four-
square tire dealer has passed up
odds and ends, ‘job lots”, “sec-
onds”, “cut prices”—and come
out squarely with the standard
quality service of U. S. Tires.
He is getting a
bigger, and also bet- . j
ter, tire business than
he ever had before.
He is dealing now
with his own kind
r1
>£*-
m
The substantial
The man who knows i $
you can't get something^
for nothing. The steady qui
tomer-not the bargain hunter,
• • •
To the man who has not yet.
learned the standard tire serv-
ice he is entitled to we say—.
Go to Ihe dealer in U. S. Tires
and make him show you.
Here is a man in close touch
with one of the 92 U.S. Factory
Branches—a constant supply of
fresh, live U. S. Tires.
Tho U. S. Tire you buy is a tire
built for current demands. No
overproduction. No piling up of
stock. No loss of mileage by
hanging around on
the deader's racks.
Every way you
look at it, a par qual-
ity tire at a net
price.
,
Mi
'fVi
*"Herm #6 a tp*n in clo*e tou< h wth on«
of tliv 92 U. S. FjcIply Bemnehi*"
United States Tires
United States Rubber Company
Texaco Filling Station
Green Aje. and 7th
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FIVE MILU0NS ARE
JOBLESS IN AMERICA
(By United Preei.)
Washington, Aug. 17.—There are
5,735,000 persons unemployed in
the United States, according tp the
Hlatement today of Secretary of La-
bor Davis.
The Htaleinont was made in re-
spontic to a resolution by SenBfot
McCormick of Illinois, adopted by
the senate recently.
IIOOVK WAS HIDDEN.
Cleveland, O., if-—JProhlbl-
pn officers, searfctfiug a cafe Iters
uml the counter man calmly sllc-i
bread. They lifted the block
found two bottles of forbidden
erage.
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Avnulne Cut Class Ice Tea Classes
or ,beautiful designs. JOE LUCAS,
Jewider and Optician.
DOINGS OF THE DUFFS
Home Sweet Home
By Allman
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Baker, M. Allen. The Orange Daily Leader (Orange, Tex.), Vol. 17, No. 196, Ed. 1 Wednesday, August 17, 1921, newspaper, August 17, 1921; Orange, Texas. (https://texashistory.unt.edu/ark:/67531/metapth570797/m1/5/: accessed July 17, 2024), University of North Texas Libraries, The Portal to Texas History, https://texashistory.unt.edu; crediting Lamar State College – Orange.