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t f f 1 > I v t a e I THE WOULD FRIDAY EVENING JULY 17 m03 1 T CUPID IfUOTO I SMASHES RECORDS Herman stillwagon and Miss Rae Wanser Travel from In- I j troduotion to Marriage in- I Four Hours I RED DEVIL CARRIES THEM r Boon After Lawrence Bolts Enters I I Car Man Says Lets Get Mar- t rled and She Says Lets Have IOul Fitter for Belt Man Over the whlta roads that Triad In and r about the charming little village of Lawrence Long Island thirtytwo mile from Long Island City Cupid hu run bit latest race against time and won It w machine the record It was an automo bile race of course for the little Ipvo sod la nothing if not up to date- D Ills able handling of the lever this youngest and chubbiest of chauffeurs conducted the occupants of his car J Herman Stlllwagon of Now York and protty winsome Rae Wanser known as the bello of Lawrence in less than four hour from tho hilly start of Introduc- tion ¬ through the dlfflcult byways of I acquaintance and friendship to the mar- riage ¬ line No one attempted to stop the recordamaahlng race though of course the legal rate of speed was far 1 i exceeded in1 tho successful attempt to make the Red Devils topmost Dace I eeem like that of a Fifth avenue coaoh J horse and tho redoubtable White Ghost to loiter like the wraith of a London 4 bus For Cupid Is a privileged person superior even to the ordinances govern- ing ¬ automobiles > Is Sir Stlllrracroni The machine In question a huge brick- s red affair belongs to Mr Stillwagon and unhandlcapped by Its owners name la a very swift one Mr Stlll wagon has an automobile store In the Titter Building on Central avenue Far Rockaway On Wednesday morning Miss Rae I Wanser of Lawrence dropped Into the building to see Gustavo Fitter a life- long ¬ friend of her family it Mr Fitter introduced Mr Stlliwagon- Kt his earnest request to the pretty Lawrence girl and before she left the toro the young Now Yorker had ob tIned her promise to accompany him in automobile ride that afternoon mptly at 1 oclock the machine 1 up to the Wanser cottage at- co and Mr Stillwagon alighted Wan automobllo and they sped away t leafy distance at the end of- a Far Rockaway 0 Ir was soft and balmy and per bacteriologist might have deter hot there was In it mbro than Jal number of lovo bacalll drcu with the common and less poetic toes of malaria and typhoid fever any rate the new acquaintances i not travelled halt a mile when the I r mans grasp of the lever relaxed- I upld made even blinder than usu 4 oy his chauffeurs goggles sprang f jito the machine 1 Why Iloir- I if101enl Lets get married said the be- WItched Mr Stlliwagon Lets get Gus Bitter to be best maul answered the bewitching and practical Miss Wanser Bo they travelled at full speed back to Far Rockanay and stopping before s Jewellers shop on Central avenue Mr Stillwagon entered It to buy the ring Then they sought tho automobile store f sod Mr Fitter r Rae youre joking exclaimed that gentleman when the nature of their er ¬ I rand was explained to him Miss Wanser flashed the newly pur ¬ chased wedding ring before him 1 Un straightaway climbed into the automo- bile ¬ I Back to Lawrence went the record omashlng auto There It picked up- Mlis Florence Wanser tho young wom ¬ ans sister who agreed to act as brides nald At the Mlnlnteri Then It aped on to Lynbrooke and topped before the door or the Rev Henry Oilman pastor of the Baptist Church At 230 tae Wanser and Her- man ¬ atl Iwagon entered tho parsonage as candidates for matrimony At 2J5 they left It man and wife Then they sought and found forgive I Of peas from the brides mother Mrs ill Adelln WnnMf with whom they are I stopping now at Lawrence was lots of fun said the newly made Mrs Stillwagon yesterday to The Evening World reporter who found her there- It was a quick wedding but Im sure Ill never regret It If you could t Hcrrrmn youd bo sure too Hut hes down In Far Hockaway and wont be lack till quite late Ho h a fine follow and has plenty of money Ill tell you how It was He Is from Holland and speaks nine HIILIKIKC You ought to hear him speak English 1 got stuck on his accent Its too cute for anything An accentis a good thUiR to gut stuck on 1 think If It had been teeth they might KO back on him If It had been his mustnohc he might shave It off But an accent sticks Hn just bound- to i last So you sate Im not taking any chanoes Anti with this charming piece of feminine logic the Interview ended Weather Condition Affect Dual ncai Bernhelm Co the wellknown Har- lem ¬ Clothier benefit by the unfavorable clothing situation A manufacturer who was unable to g realize on hU big stock came to them with an offer to buy his entire stock for I spot cash The makers only stipulation was that they were not to use his name III because his make of goods are being sold bY the exclusive retailers whose III builnoM would be hampered greatly were it known that Uernhelm A Co- arc I sslllnj he Identical goods at le 1- tan half their s The crowds that r can be seen In tiernhelm Ii Coe store sny day now show that It Is not necca sary for them to advertise names but that the values they offer backei by- J their guarantee to return tho money J for anything unsatisfactory Is consid- ered ¬ sufficient by shrewd buyers This I la an exceptional opportunity to get t stylish goods at prices Menn and boyrIOofhlng Is mid for half the usual pricesDontforaet Der- nhelmcoareonthll downtown corner f One Hundred and Twentyseventh E and Third venue r lo N itl iIiJ MET WAS PROPOSED TO AND ACCEPTED IN A FLYING A UTO WEIRD DOINGS AT THE TESLA PLANT- Natives Around Wardencliffe- L I Having the Time of Their Lives Guessing What the Electrician Is Trying to Do Whatever Nicola Tesla Is trying to do at Wardencliffe L I he has succeeded In keeping the natives guessing Some think ho Is trying to signal Mars others thInk that he has evolved a now sys- tem of communication by electricity through the air without wires still others believe that he has another ata- tloq ¬ oft In China or Siberia and Is try- ing to communicate with It by electri- cal ¬ currents through the earth Weird doings around the Tesla plant- at Wardencllffo serve to excite the In- habitants these fine nights None of ho natives Is allowed to get near the bewildering stack of towers poles and queer structures that tho Tesla work ¬ men have erected and these same work- man ¬ are ui reticent as clams The tall loctrlclan Is seen but seldom and when ho does condescend to speak all he will admit Is that his experiments have to do with wireless telegraphy Some day he said today but not at this time I shall make an announce- ment ¬ of something that I once never dreamed of For a great many years Mr Tesla has beon on the verge of making an- announcement ciUculted to paralyzo the world In a labarotory up in Hous- ton ¬ street he had a mysterious ma- chine ¬ that poked white shafts of light ¬ ning Into the atmosphere Many men of science and finance looked at the ma ¬ chine and wondered Similar flashes longer and more In tense leap from the tower of the Tesla works at Wardcncllrro The villagers sit out In front of their houpos and at Intervals between batting mosnultnei from their visages on meaning of tho strange lights that shoot- out and appear to dissolve In the sur- rounding ¬ atmosphere Under tho tall tower there Is a hole In tho ground 150 feet deep Mr Tesla ndmlts that he shoots electric currents down this hole and there Is nn doubt that lie creates flashes long enough to ready the bottom of It But there Is a deal of speculation concerning- why he should want to shoot electric Hashes Into a hole In the ground I Wiselooking men of mystery who have been snooping around Warden ¬ cliffe have boon heard to say that Tosla Is trying to get electricity out of the earth without the employment of arti- ficial ¬ mediums A man In Chicago thinks that If he can shoot a magnet Into the air far enough ho can accumu- late ¬ electricity which can be carried to the earth on a Wire Why shouldnt Mr Tea dig a deep hole In the ground and bring electricity to tho surface It Is easier to drop a magnet Into the earth than It Is to fire a magnet Into the atmosphere and make It stay fired In the Interval of welting for what Mr Tesla In going to announce tho people of Wardoncllffe and the sur- rounding ¬ country are having the time of tholr lives TELEGRAPHERS TO MEET Their Commercial Union VIII Be- gin Convention Here on Sunday The Commercial Telegraphers Union of America will hold Its first annual convention nt T6utonltt Assembly Roams No 114 East Sixteenth street beginning on Sunday at 10 A M Delegates from slxtynva cities In- cluding ¬ San Francisco Salt Lake Dallas Now Orleans Chicago Montreal and other places will be pros ¬ entJACOBY I l o Vc OPTICIANO- ur threefold shin A good lent a good frame A rood fit EYES EXAMINED FREE AS GLASSES LOW ll NEEDED SOC OcullrU pratcrlptloni flied Fact ° rr OD premise Quick repairing Open rvenla s- J JACOBY 176e3Ts1 AVENMr2lllSt 1 1 GIRL RUN DOWN BY AUTO CAR IS DYING- Little Edna OConnell Cant Re ¬ cover from Injuries Received- at Sheepshead When Pub ¬ lishers Machine Crushed Her Edna OConnell a tenyearold girl Is dying at the Emergency Hospital Coney I Island from Injuries received In being I run down by an automobile owned by William J Arkell a publisher living- at Sherrys Sanford A Clemmens of No 401 East Flftyflrat street who was running the machine Is locked up In the Sheeps ¬ head nay station The police do not know whether Mr Arkell was In tho automobile at the time rho girl was visiting her aunt Mrs Mary OConnell wife of exCoroner Morris OConnell who Is staying at a Sheep hcad Bay hotel Mrs OConnell- took her little daughter and Edna for a walk on Emmons avenue to watch the fireworks They were In the shore road near Holes Hotel when the automobile came whizzing along Mrs OConnell and her daughter got out of tho way but llttlo Edna was run down The heavy machlno passed over her body When examined at the Em- ergency ¬ Hospital the physician said there was no hopo for her recovery TRAIN HURLS MAN I AND KILLS TEAM Drivers Wagon Demolished nd He la Tossed Locomotive by Long Island I Two horses were klllol n truck de- molished ¬ rind Krril NrlHtm it Jrtvrr for IIrmln lon Vrrnnn injure liy a Long Inlan train nt Carlton avenue toii i Nelson attempted to croin the trnckn a th engine struck the horses and fnro pnrt of tho truck Ho was touted iievl crnl yirvi nail received injuries which rondo Ids removal to St Johns Hospital ncrp iaist night it the amo point Thnmm- Uiulor wus hit hy n train lie too la- In Kt Johns Hospital iicn < nr InlUi One Hurl An elevator fell todiy at No 5S Mer- cer ¬ street from tho second floor to the cellar and John Murray i porter of No 192 Silllmin flrcct Hroiklvn re- ceived injuries to hit xiVm Ho wnn taken to H Vincent Huepltnl Instant Death Rtdbnrf Cnekrnarheel7eae rot unit rery description of Intact lite b1 uilnr IfAIlV- E3JUlIBU nea Ioieee nt th Nnetattag- Ast yourdmggtet areroeer for If- aeteptnoothpr If hs does not hero It- makehlmnstltnr7 n cnn nrdfrdirect from us Plntcans2ackplntlda- flan Orej Co IZI Water SL rcw York C- 1I1YINCENT says- I CAN make you as good clothes to measure as the next man- I can buy as good cloth as anybody- I can fit you better that most good tailors But- I am satisfied with a fair profit Droadway22d Street Sixth Avenue 12th Street S MARGOLIES i5g6 Fulton Ste NearSumner BROOKLYN CHEAPESI CREDIT HOUSE IN THE CITY We sell an Iron Bed with 5 QO Spring and Mattress for WD FURNISH 4 Rooms for 75 Hens Suits from 6 up Business Strictly Confidential CHANGE THE ORDER OF THE DAY The air we breathe U often 4 source of dmir tad dime Much ot the risk might be Toldt- tt all carpets were Uiornuthly oleinied twine t year Wo employ only tho most approved proe eeeea to that rarpcta wear longer tad look brltfiter If they are cared for rexularljr la our Carpet Gleaming Department THe THOMAS J STEWART CO Hroadway rat 46th St New York lrl and 5th Sti Jersey Cltr Telephone eond fy to Mothers milkF- our 0 so g 1 I times richer than ordinary milk Makes Bone and Flesh t p and Muscle t II The ideal milk for children lit all times t Every Can guaranteed- until used AGE FREE BEAUTIFUL- GIFTS To users Sweet doter Grand K 6 Seedier nook of Premiums Motatk Contact Mia Co e ° 891kodsos St NowY- akZbe lun Shoe Style 1409 is one of this seasons most attractive nov ¬ elties Made of line quality coltslein CO the new neat quite pointed shape with t high Cuban heels and close edge wetted- In 2 oak roles Made to sell at a much higher price and an extra big value at this our end of season price i DLYN SHOES made In all styles and all grades to suit all tastes and purses because catering to all the people creates larger business than catering to any class urge business means economies In all branches of tile manufacture- and sale cf shoes Economy In the inuklnx and selling permits lower prices Lower prices mean greater satisfaction for yougreater opportu- nities ¬ for us Oxfcrds and Shoes for Men and Women I50 to 400 eta 14D1Lille i- Ptttnt > n GUARANTEE the popular Colt Dlucht- rbttholut Oxford cull L BLYN SONS SHOE co t novelty em of tb ordinaryat ¬ FOUR 6th Ave Southwest Corner 2rth Street traineenot ftak slrli high Cu a STORES 3d Ave Stulhwcst Corner 122d Street welted ben heel cl4 edre EASY T01 609 8th Ave 39th and 40th Streets aolea 250 11EAIII I i < 2 Bowery Near Broome Stre- Factorte1 401 403 40S Cut PIt St L J = We Give S II Green Trading Stamps ACHY 111SELF S 11fEBGSTimrJ OEI O SIXTH AYEasrlJ tiftSifotrrrAln 18 GI9ST3 Store Closes at 1 P Me ToMorrow Open ToDay 830 A HI to 6 Pe M 9l1en s Shctw Meats 7ft All shapes in stiff and soft brims The youth and the man can be 6 Oc I suited with equal ease for sizes and styles are complete Included and are some styles that are sold else- where ¬ h 001 at mark down high prices mal Floor rut Mntrimmeci JFatslI for Women 9lIlssas and Children Womens Misses and Childrens Hats including some of the most effective and t popular summer shapes Many of these Hats were intended to be sold at prices 2 5 ranging up to 125 Miln Floor Prcnl 19th Si kens JJathing tSzths fit Very Low trices MENS COTTON BATHING SUITS 40 5 a 42 and 44 elegant fancy 2piece suits 95c grade MENS COTTON BATHING SUITS 2piece plain color with edge stripe all sizes regularly 7 125 C MENS WORSTED BATHING SUITS i 95 2piece plain with edge stripes regularly 275 1 OTHER ING SUITS BATH at- E tZOj 4 UU rf 7 5 Third Floor Cut 18th SL I n C O1et tO- 4r Sr At a Z n i i s1I V t Reduction Sale a v of- Mens = Suits- We place on sale Young Mens 10 and 12 Suits reduced to 750 These Suits are for young men from the ages of 13 to 17 and include smart natty light colored cheviots and fine blue serges These are Suits- of which there are 6 8 and 10 of a kind and formerly priced at 10 and 12 To effect a quick clearance they are reduced to 750 Mens Blue Serge and Light Col I ored Cheviot Suits reduced to 4 10 These suits are very exceptional values at the low price of IOthey are suits that it is Impossible to duplicate elsewhere for less than 14every- one of them is spick span new fresh from our workrooms Splendid values- at the reduced prlceIO- We place on sale 200 Mens Blue Serge Suits reduced to 12 Any man who buys one of these 12 Suits makes a clear saving o3 and even at 15 In ordinary clothes you will not find such style as in these 12 Suits They are made In the new 3button cutaway sack style with broad shapely shoulders and extra long collars and lapels Better get one of these Suits at 12 Mens 18 and 20 lightweight Wor sted and Homespun Suits reduced to vj > 15 The tailor who would make you a suit for 25 that is better than our 15 ones either In style cloth or workmanship would have to be a pretty good tailor at that Here you can slip right into a suit at 15 as perfect as any man wants to wear and you have a choice of single or double breasted sack style in over twenty different patterns- Hot weather comforts at reduced prices Alpaca Coats reduced to 2 Thin Blue Serge Coats reduced to 350 I Open Saturday Night Till 1030 lo yta4- rlna9fCo Ut- b11A Yj t A > ae rJ ln1 1 A R I JJ West Fourteenth Street UNTIL FURTHER NOTICE r Our Stores Will Be I CLOSED ALL DA Y SATURDAY xa I U Sixth 259261 Ave 1Qt bet loth 17th Ste teh1Ope- n 9J Till oclock Saturday Night 1275 Mens Suits- Is Our Favorite This Time- Value 2000 and 2500 w Each week we prepare a prize value for our clothing followers At Credit The occasion is one that always sends profit on a vacation and d brings low prices and high value elr Is Free together These 1275 Mens Suits for Saturday are fullfledged Weekly or- Monthly 20 and 25 garments When- we had em tailored it was with the intention of giving you best value at these prices so you ap ¬ Payments preciate that the clothing the workmanship the findings the as you fit the range of styles are excep- tional ¬ Whats more you are Prefer guaranteed satisfaction There is every possible size and all styles 10 S12so Coats S Pants S5 x A Suit of a swell type hotweather clothing of the dressiest FlanneL Homespun and Wool Crash materials garments that have q every right In tho world to sell for aOl and 1200 for C 500 r those who buy Saturday 4f I JlJJ R1p a E 5CQAL 3ALC ffi0l r r 132 TO 14 6W 4T f ST II THIRD AVENWCwT83nDS- tje IEN O je ANpJSAVES ONE BLOCK FUOM Cl VATED5TAI ON sn Mens and Young Mens Dres- sWearTROUSERS as 4r A big broad varietysee how new and well tailored they are Striped worsted tweed homespun and pure worsted blue serge Trousers fabrics every one from standard mills tried and trueidentical goods that command high prices turnup and belt u loops on many On sale one week ending next a Friday Manufacturers Midsummer Sale MENS BLACK THIBET MENS HOMESPUN SUMMER + SUITS 3 00 SUITS 500 1r1t F61 SUPERB SERGE MENS TROPICAL WORSTED 1000 w m r T50 SUITS MENS and BOYS MENS and BOYS I Childrens Crash and n I a GOLF CAPS 1UL I STRAW HATS LJC Pique Tam o Shantus lUUjj rte BOYS DOUBLE BREASTED and 1 HA BOYS PURE WORSTED BLUE i e NORFOLK SUITS I SERGE SUITS ZDUj BOYS FANCY I RUSSIAN BLOUSE LINEN CRASH Z3C WASH SUITS 45c WASH SUITS JC KNEE PANTS CALF BOYS SHOES DURABLE TAUNTON 95CSHOES STYLlSIl ESSEX CALf 1 45 A MENS AND BOYS I MENS AND BOYS ENS 1ZC UNDERWEAR 23C LEATHER BELTS 23CI HALF HOSE a Every item adds to the enthusiastic interest of this Midsummer Sale Other Great Values abound Too many to mention x- FANCY r for two days only Tomorrow and Monday Ji FLYER WHITE PIQUE NEGLIGEE SHIRTS 25 C Mt Sizes J4 to J6 12 remarkably good quality t odJ 1 J Whit Next Every Friday see the Surprise Ad Open Saturdays Until 10 P n Other Days 630 P n i 132 to 14- 6W14thSt The Store Third Avenue h t t Surprise N w Cor 83d st riit i Ali HAT hol Mr Postman Good morning I say r Youre always BO busy on Mondays and why Know you not Mr Cltlsen Mondays the day p That each Sunday World Want ad brines Its replY s From hundreds ot peoplet Thats why they py i 11 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