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'THE EVENING WORLD, SATURDAY, .ytfLY 3, , 1920. ,
NEWS OF
Tarzaini the Untamed
ALL BRANCHES OF SPORT
.YANKEE ATHLETE
WINS FIRS! EVENT
ENGLISH
MEET
Speers of Princeton Takes
Hammer Throw in Amateur
Giamplonship Abroad.
BTAMKOIID UniDOE. England,
July J. A. Princeton man, Theodore
C. Spears, took the first ovent con
tested to-day In the British Amateur
Athletic Association Championships
hero. Speot-3 won the hammer throw,
with a throw of HO feet 5 1-2 Inches.
There was a great crowd present at
the meet, there being special Interest
in this year's championships owing
to tho fact that some of tho wtnnors
will bo selected for tho British team
in the Olympic games. A fair day
nerved llkowlso to incrcaso tho alio
of the gathering.
Tho half -ml I o run wan won toy B.
O. 13. lludd of Oxford, the South Af
rican runner, who made the dlstniK-e
In 1 ralnuto 66 4-5 seconds.
Tho 10i)-yard dash wn won by It
P. V. Edwards of tho Polytechnic
Harriers in 10 seconds flat.
Tho long Juqip was won by 1). H
Luurio of Pilnuutoii with Vi2 feet 11
inches. (
The two-mile walk was won by C
W. Dowson of tho Queens I'urk llai
ricrs 1y 20 yards' In 14 inlnutu 32
seconds.
The 220-ynrd ovent vu won toy 11.
P. V. Bdwards of the I'olytvehnlc
Hnrrlcrs 'by four yards In 21 3-0 scc
onds. It. K. llrow of Princeton was
second.
Tho 120-yard hurdlo race was won
by O. A. Trowbridge of Princeton by
one yard In IS 2-C seconds, equalling
the best champltfnship- performance.
The two-mllt steeplechase was won
toy J. P. llodgo of tho Vickera and
Surrey Athletic Club, lu 11 uilnmeo
22 4-6 seconds.
SPEED BOATS SENT ABROAD.
Two of the fastest motor boats In
the world, the Detroit V- and tho
Miss America, started for EngMnd
to-day on tho deck of the steamship
Adriatic
Early In August tho Harmsworth
Cup Contest for motor boats will take
nlaco in England, and these two
boats will bo entered by the United
Htatcs Motor Boat Association.
which has sent representatives along
to guard them anil suo Mat tuey ure
ready for mo lost.
Secret of How Ruth Does It
Revealed by High Speed Camera
SAVINGS BANKS.
SAVINGS BANKS.
THE FRANKLIN SAVINGS BANK
Corner 42nd Street and 8th Avenue
110th Consecutive Semi-Annusl Dividend declared
payable on and after July 19, 1920, at tho rate of
FOUR PER CENT PER ANNUM
Deposits made on or before July 10th draw in
terest from July 1st. Deposits accepted up to $5,000.
j we nou) uuEitnr loan ponds for nnrogiToita
Net Gain during past year: 10,000 Depositors. $5,000,000 in Deposits
. Send for our Booklet, "Banking by Mail"
EUNKST K. aiTTEULKK. President
JorrV I. Tiu'WNrTV. lt Vlrr-rmldeat Mr.KN.lRI KAKM'II. 2il Ylrr-Prmldrnt
T. PKANK MANVIf.l.B. Trmurer J MI'.S It. TltOH ItltllKiE. Comptroller
IIEMHV P. AIC1IK1.K. Secretary M11II XI) J. UhV.SOI.D.S, At. Hec'y
North River Savings Dank
31 West 34th Street.
100th SEMI-ANNUAL DIVIDEND.
Ha Hoard of Trmteo hu duclind S
emi-ttmiul dlfldond St tlM rU ot
FOUR PER CENT.
pr tanum on stl drpoilu tatlUed thereto.
pjole cm snd alter Jul 10. lUifO.
I)e!t to J5.U00 laid ou or bfi
Julr lint" will dw Inttrtu from Jut? Irt.
We boU dftiuatort Utxnj Lots Uoodi
(or ul keoptm.
ClIAIlLta llOUE, rrrridrat.
GEOUUt: T. CON
Seer. Treia.
HELP WANTED FEMALE.
IRVING SAVINGS BANK
115 CTIASlDEria ST.. N. T.
Tb trwteea h dodunl diTldeod (or Ue
sxmttu endloi Jane UO. 1020. u tae rate oi
FOUK FESt CENT.
ner annum on alt deposit from S3 u
OS.OOO entitled thereto, iwurublo ou turn
Slier Jalr 10. lOStq. I
Deposits to $5,000 made on or
before July 10th will draw in
terest from July l, ivtu.
ir k. TBNCH. rresldent.
OEOHOK n. DUNNtNO. Secretary.
UNION DIME SAVINGS BANK
40th Street and 6th Avenue
An Interest Divlutnd consccti
Uve) has been declared at tho rate
01 FOUR PER CENT.
per annum credited July 1. 1920.
and payable on and after Thursday,
July 15. 1820, on all Bums entiUjd
tWcto under tho By-Laws, from
IS to 13.000. Money deposited on
or before July 10, 1920, draws In
terest from July 1, 1920.
ALEX- P. W. K1NNA.N, Prcaldent.
FILVNCIS M. LEA1CI3, Treasurer.
FRANK F. HAZARD, Secretary.
Citizens' v Sayings Bank
BO ft 08 BOHTItV, COIt. CAJtAI. ST.
1SOT1I SEMI-A.NNUAI. DIVIDEND.
IThe Trustees havo ordered lnterost .it L
the rat" of l-OUU t-) VIM OtNlvf
por annum to uo paiu to uWouui.i
on and uttor July 10. lIKjlf. on all I
urns of .1 and up to ,000 wnicli I
havo icniiilned on depoMlt for tniit
lltat). In accordance with tho by-lawn 1
and i ulea ot tue diiik ,'"' I
noalted on or bofore July lO Willi
draw Interest from July 1.
ltUNIlY SA vliisu. rresldent.
EDWIN A. I.AIIM. Secretary.
CAHb A. ItlCHTEK. Aaalstant Sec'y
NbW YORK SAVINGS BAhK
N. W. Cor. Hth SL and 8th Avenue
Dividend July. 1st, 1020, at the rato of
FOUKFLK CL1N1
per annum on all auma of 6 and over en
titled thereto under the Bylaws.
DEl'OMTtt HAUK ON OU Ul-fOKE
JU1.V 10TII HILL DltAW IMTKULai
rUOM JI LV 1ST.
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OLAItENCB L. BI.AKEI.orK. Troanurer.
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On six-roti m stucco modern house. rlot
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built re r :n ill una of cost hv owner. wHo
alln for kuropo next month.
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OKOIIC3K II HHAKXrU.
Phono W.-nt llrtirhtnn 127R-W.
Dollar Savings Bank
OF THE CITY OF NEW YORK
Tlilrd Avenue mtil I47tl Kt.
I Interest credited July ut. at the rate ol
Ifour I'cr Cent.
Vercnnitm, on account from $j to
is.ooo. DepoHita made on or heloro
July toth draw Interest from July ist.
BRIAN O. HUOHI53, rresldent.
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HARRY P. IM:oaU Secretary
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Films-Will Be Used to En
lighten School Kids on Art
of Home Run Hitting.
THE secret of Dabe Ruth's home
run hlttlDK Is to bo exposed. Tho
demon Yankee swatter, who Is
Just five homers short of equaling' his
last year's record of twenty-nine
homers, has consented to enlighten
embryo ballplayers from the sand
lots and his major league contempo
raries through the medium of a high
speed motion picture camera on Just
exactly what part of his bat and how
ho meets tho pitched ball to send It
over tho fence of some major league
ball park, ultimately to be tucked
away In some barefoot youngster's
pocket, who watches the game from
a knot hole In the fence.
Previous to tho Introduction of this
speedy camera by a New York mo
tion picture concern such a thing ag
photographing the pitched ball and
seeing the 'butter meet It or swing
under or over It was deomed Impos
sible, owing to tho limitations of the
old-stylo slow camera, taking only
sixteen pictures a second, hut with
the nowly Invented machine 250 pic
tures can be snapped a second.
After tho reproduction of tho film
on tho screen the ball can be seen to
lcavo tho pitcher's hand and float up
leisurely, llko a soap-bubblo, until It
reaches tho plate, when the poworful
Yankee Home Hun King can bo seen
pulling bock and throwing all his
weight bohjnd his swing, meeting It
squarely on tho noso and sending It
on IU journey cither to the right
Held bleachers, or over tho fence. The
ball can be seen to receive Its cata
pulting Impact from tho bat In an al
most still picture.
Whether or not the exposuro will
lead to the, revolutionizing of tho art
I homo run hitting, u. a. uortmviui.
who tins contributed largely to tho
success of this freak Innovation,
would not venture to say, but one
thing is certain, ho remarked, and
that Is it will assist many a batsman,
particularly tho younger element. In
perfecting his batting cfTlclency after
seeing the way Huth, Cobb, Slslor,
lormiDy, llousch nnd other cele
brated batsmen meet tho ball.
Another noteworthy feature of this
modern scientific development Is that
It will provo conclusively whether or
not the umpires are suffering from
defective vision In watching the base
runners reet touching tne bags as
they try to beat out throws.
During a recent game In the Yan
kee-Cleveland series at tho Polo
Grounds, several films were made of
batters beating out Infield hits to
first, many being colled out by the
umpires, wnito rne next any the de
veloped films showed the runners In
x most obvious fashion touching the
sncic a traction or a second ueroro tne
Intlt'Iders" throw entered the first
basemen's mlt. Basing judgment on
the correctness of these new Alms It
s evident that the umpires will not
take kindly to this new process of
laKlng pictures.
It is the Intention of the film com
I any to catch nil tho boxing cham
pions In action and to show their
offensive tactics and favorite punches
These films will be shown in echoois
and churches, and tho Yankee owners
ore hoping that in lotting the secret
cut there will do several awatters cf
Ivuth s calibre developed among tho
youngsters who seo tno films.
Kit Smith to Ilefrrce I,ponnrl-
White llont.
IlENTON HARDOIt, Mich., July 3.
Denny I,eonnrd. the lightweight cham
pion, will wind up his training grind to
day In preparation for his ten-round
championship mnteh with Charlie White
of Chlrairo, to he decided in a huge
open-air nrena hero Monday aftornoon.
t;ri v. smitn of unicago win rcrerco tho
match.
Edgar Race Borroniighs
A New, Thrilling and Sensational Story
of the Ape Man.
IT.NOI'SIS or riltCKOINQ ClUtTXaS.
TaiMM M We d.4-4mkt ut fcu )uaw
baa rtuunvil to uiuuauwu, maineJ enl e
uuied lua title U lord UrtMoat, M Mtt eot
weak of the tru, bonretrr. a tlermaa (alalia
l-nj, Int ti Lieut. ncnutMtr. tuny Ml rattan
In Central Africa tad munltf LU otfe. Tar
tan tuei lenience ou the entire tjannan race.
ir atmu nu rarmenia of emjuauon atu ii
rerte to Ue Junile. Lcatltng .Nutria, hie raellfe
llm t.- I.t. V- n.- II Villi inAn
f tbt-tn. Ttien, lit txilna tne lone erarea to
elfe'e deaUi.
fber. rrMe hie r
IS't MT'K. 'fcnn't'lee and trnniUj amne Jla
ui aiT ,.vfi.m
A lienni
ui
l;the of aarij. rennlbali.
K. hmt Ufa
'er he Mala riniV her, the eavHIre .of a
t7ie fin.
the r.rt th.t -t.. u
trantel, 11a ivm iitm her fmra Aanrer, Mean-
wml an Rnxlleh arlator. flylne over trie Jnegle,
rri"t) to Urt mvi U raiDnrM bv tie rntlfea J
DEQ1N THI8 THRILLINQ STORY
TO-DAY.
(OopjrUbt, tttO, bj. Iditr Itloa Bimanal
CHAl'TKR X.
(Continued.)
ON'T worry," said Tartan.
"it doesn't lost long and
you won't funk. It is
really not half as bad
as It sounds. Thcro Is only a brief
period of pain beforo you lose con
sciousness. I have seen it many times
before. It is as good a way to go as
another. Wo must die some time.
What difference whether it be to
night or a year hence, just so that
wo havo lived and I have lived!"
"Your philosophy may be all right,
old top," said tho young lieutenant,
"but 1 can't say that It Is exactly
satisfying."
Tarzan laughed, "noli over here,"
he wild, "where I can get at your
bonus with my toeth." Tho English
man did as he as bid and presently
Tarznn won working at tho thongs
with ins strong whlto teeth. lie frit
them giving slowly beneath his ef
forts. In another moment they would
part, and then It would 6o a compara
tively simple thing for tho English
man to rwnovo tho remaining bonds
from Tarznn and himself.
It was then that one of tho guards
entered tho hut. In nn Instant ho
reiw what the new prisoner was do
ing nnd raising his spoar, struck the
ape-man a vicious blow across the
head with Us 'aft. Thon ho called In
tho othor guards and together they
I foil upon the luckless men. kicking
Or telrphnoe
Uidlitnn Squire UfOO.
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BABE JUST AFTER LANDING ON BALL.
:ERRAND AGAINST
SPECIAL CONTRACT
IN MOVING VAN LAW
G. O. P. Aldermanic Leader
Favors Evening World Plan
for Its Elimination.
August Fcrrand, Republican leader
of tho Board of Aldermen, went on
record to-day as being heartily In
favor of The Bvonlng World's plan
for eliminating tho "special contract'
clause In the present moving van
ordinance, which ho said he regards
as the "solo cause" of profiteering.
Tho Republican leader declared
that yesterday ho Inspected tho rec
ords of a moving van owner In
Brooklyn, and Is now convinced that
some stop should bo token Imme
diately to arrange for moving rates
which would protect tho public and
at the some time glvo tho van owners
a fair return on their labor and in.
vcetment.
"I was amazed hy what I dls
covered In tho records shown mo yes
terday," said Fcrrand. "Theso want
back only to January, 1319, and
showed that tho van owner works his
vans only about two weeks a month.
lie had increased his vans from one
to four, tho cost of which ranges bo
tween $7,000 and $10,000, but ho ex
plained that while his vans do not
pay highly, bis warehouses do. Ho
added that two of his warehouses are
now filled with furniture and ho
might have to build anbther."
Fcrrand admitted that tho van
owner had not given him tho rntcs
he was seeking, and added "you can
put me on record as being opposed
to tho 'special contract' clauso In tho
ordinance which comes up at Tues
day's meeting of tho Hoard."
Alderman Frank A. Cunnln-jham,
who had promised The Kvcolng
World that he would obtain from van
owners an estlmato of what they con
sider fair rates of compensation for
various distances, admitted to-day
that van owners had balked at his
request for ilgures.
ARMED MEN KIDNAP
DRIVERS OF LIQUOR
VALUED AT $40,000
Five Say They Were Forced to
Enter Autos in Jersey
and Leave Trucks.
Five men In charge of three, trucks
. 1 v. 1 1 1. ... ......... 1. ..).. r ,
containing 10.000 worth of whiskey . "r'aC
wcro held up by four armed men pos
ing as Prohibition agents on tho Lin
coln Highway, crossing tho Kearny
meadows, early this morning, they re
ported to Uio Patcrson pollco. Thoy
said they wero bringing tho whiskey
to New York from Maryland, under
FcUernl permits, when tho four men
halted them at about A o'clock.
Thrco of tho professed Federal
agents woro In a largo touring, car
and tho fourIK"ifian was'in'a smafler
car. They demanded the truckmen's
licenses, and ordered them off the
trucks at tho point of revolvers.
Tho truckmen said thoy woro com
pelled to enter tho touring car and
tho three men drovo away with
them, leaving tho fourth with tho
whiskey. After being drlvon around
for two hours, tho truckmen said
they wero put out of tho car In I'at
crson. They all gavo Washington,
D. C, addresses.
The"Jo were 600 cases of whiskey on
the trucks, they Bald.
When policemen reached tho sccno
of the hold-up the trucks wero gone.
Thoy bollovo other hold-up men wero
hidden nearby to drive tho trucks
away.
tho
more securely than beforo and tied
both men fast on opposite sides of the
hut. When thoy had gono Tarxnn
looked across at his companion In
misery.
"While thr-ro Is life,'; ho snld, "there
Is hopo," but he grinned rui he voiced
the ancient truism.
Lieut. Harold Percy Smlth-OIdwtck
returned tho other's smile, "t fancy,"
ho said, "that we are getting short
on both. It must bo close to supper
time now,
Ziwtatr hunted alone far from the
1a)anco ot the tribe of Oo-lat, the afraid of tho aomanganl."
and the groat musclos gliding so
easily beneath tho glossy coats.
Never, she thought, had she seen
such personifications of bruto power
as were represented by these mighty
bulls. Thoso hugo hands would snap
her futile spear as sho might snnp
a match In two, while the lightest
blow could crush her Into Insensi
bility and death.
IL wan while she was occupied with
these depressing thoughts that thero
dropped suddenly Into the clearing
from tno trees upon tno sou in me
flint rn of a mighty young bull. At
that time all of the apes looked much
alike to Ilertha Klrcher, nor was It
until some tlmo later that she real
ized that each dlffored from the
others In Individual characteristics of
face and figure as do Individuals of
the human races. Yet even thsa she
could not help but note tho wondrous
strength and agility of this great
beast, and as he approached she oven
found herself admiring tho sheen of
his heavy, black, silver-shot cont.
It was evident that tho newcomer
wan filled with suppressed excite
ment. -His demeanor and bearing
proclaimed thin oven from afar, nor
wns tho girl tho only one to noto It.
For hs they suw him coming many
of tho apes arose and nil vane ad to
meet him bristling nnd growling as
In their way. Oo-lat was among these
latter and ho advanced stiffly with
the hairs upon his neck and down his
snlne erect, uttering low growls and
baring his fighting fnngs, for who
might say whether SSu-tag came in
peace or otherwise. Tho old king
had seen other young apes como thus
in his day filled with a sudden reso
lution to wrest the kingship from
their chief. Ho had seen bulls about
to run amuck burst thus suddenly
from tho Junglo upon the members
of the tribe, and so Go-lat took no
chances.
Had Zu-tag come Indolently, feed
Ing an ho came, he might have enter
ed tho tribe without arousing notlco
or suspicion, but when otio comes
thus precipitately, evidently bursting
with some emotion out of tho ordi
nary, let all apes beware. Thero was
a certain amount of preliminary clr
cling, growling, nnd sniffling, stiff-
legged nnd stiff-haired, beforo each
side discovered that the othor hnd
no Intention of Initiating nn nttack
and then Zu-tag told Oo-lat what ho
had seen among tho lairs of the Go
mangn.nl.
Oo-lat grunted In disgust and
turned away. "Lot tho whlto apo
take enre of hlmntlf," ho said.
"Ho Is a great ape," sold Zu-tag.
'He enme to live In peace with the
trlbo of Qo-lat. Lot us save him
from tho Gomangnnl.
Qo-lat grunted ngaln and continued
to move away.
"Zu-tag will go alono nnd get him,"
orlod tho young ape, 'If Qo-lat
young bull. At the point In the bonutf
where Tarzan had blockrd th eni
tranch,she started to pull away thv
thorn bushes and whn zu-tag saw t
what sho was doing, he fell to and
assisted her so that presently they
had an opening through the boma ;
through which sho passed with the
great ape.
Immediately Zu-tag and his elgnl .
apes started off rapidity toward lh
Junglo, so rapidly that Bertha Klrcher
would have had to run at top speed to
keep up with them. ThUi she realized
she could not do and so she was
forced to log behind much vto
tho chagrin of Zu-tag who con-
tnntly kept running back and
urging her to greater speed. One
ho took her by the arm and
tried to draw her along. Her pro-.'
tests were of no avail since the bJrt
could not know ihat they were pro
tests, nor did he desist until she
caught her foot in some tangled grass
und fell to the ground. Then Indeed
wan zu-tag furious and growled
hideously. His apes were waiting at
me edge oc tno forest for him to lead
them. He suddenly realised that this
poor weak ahe could not keep up with
them and that if they traveled at her
slow rate they might be too lata to
render assistance to the TarmangaoL
and so without more ado, the giant
anthropoid Picked Ilertha Klrehtr
bodily from tho ground and swung hr
to ins dbck. iier arms wero about his
neck and In this position ha seized
her wrists In ono great paw so that
sho could not fall off and atarted at
a rapid rata to Join his companions.
ureaaru as sno WSS In riding ' '
broechca with no entangling skirts to i
hinder or catch upon passing ahrub-
ui-iy, biiu soon touna mat an could
cling tightly to the back ot the
mighty bull and when a moment later
un too to xne lower branches or the
trees, she closed her eyes and clung to
him In terror lest she be precipitated
to the ground below.
That Journey throurh the rtrlmemJ
forest with tho nlno great apea 'will
live In tho momory ot Bertha Klrcher
for tho balance of her life, as clearly '
delineated as at tho moment ot it
enactment.
Tho first overwhelming wavo of '
fear having nassed. she was at hut
ablo to open her eyes and view her
Htirrounaingn Yltn Increased Interest
and presently the sensation of terror
slowly left her to be replaced by dna
of comparative security when she saw
tho cane and surety with which thesa
great beasts traveled through tho
trees, and later her admiration (or i
tho young bull Increased as it became -evldont
that oven burdened with herf
additional weight, he moved more rap
Idly and with no greater signs of fa
tigue than his unburdened fellows. t
Not onco did Vu-tog pause until
he came to a stop among tho
branches of a tree no great distance
from the native village. They could
breast. "Qo-lat Is not afraid." ho of tho negroes and the barking ot
screwmcd, 'but he will not go, for tho rogs, and through tho foliage tho
white apo Is not of his tribe. Oo your- eTlrl caught glimpses of tha villaga
self anil nkn thn Tnrtnnnvnnl'. ho from Which She had SO rcCOntlv B8
:wlth you If you wish bo much to save capod. Sho shuddered Id think of
tno wnito ape." "'D ixwiuiiy oi iihviujt to return o
"Zu-tag will go," replied tho 11 ol "uie recapture, ana one
younger bull, "and he will take tho wondered why Zu-tag hod brought
Tarmanganl's sho and all tho bulU horc-
of Qo-Int who nro not cowards," and Now the apen advanced slowly
so saying ho enst his oyes Inquiring onco moro and with great caution,
about at the othor apes. "Who will moving as noiselessly through tho
go witn xu-tng to tight tho Qoman-' itccb as tno squirrois themselves un-
ganl and bring away our brother," ho
demanded.
Eight young hulls In tha full prime
of their vigor preened forward to
Ul they had reached a point where
they could easily overlook the pal
Isado ami the village street below.'
u-tag squatted upon a great
Zu-tng's side, but tho old bulls with branoh closo to the bolo of tho tree
tne conservatism and caution of 'ana, oy loosening the girl's arms
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Small Boys From New York Swarm
Across Limits to Smuggle Back
Contraband.
Mount Vernon Is to tho small boy
ot New York what Canada is to his
dad non-Prohlbltlon territory,
Tho prohibition that enrages tho
boy at this tlmo' of year Is the city's
"little Volstead Act" forbidding tho
sale of fireworks for fourth of July
celebrations.
nut a million small boys, more or
less, will be shooting giant crackers
Just tho sumo before tho dawn of
Independence Day.
The northern boundary of New
York City is 243d Street and there
Mount Vernon begins. Twenty feet
j beyond tho lino is a little row of
111 Vl lf OI.VJ.oi , .. .u.,, Ul IIIUIi
iuch thronged with buyers from New
York who smugglo tho goods back
home.
TENANTS COMBINE
FOR RENT FIGHTS
Several thousand apartment dwellers
In tho Dyckman (Inwood) section of
Manhattan, Including thoso of the llend-
hclm houses on Post and Bhcrman Ave
nues, will asacmblo In a mass meeting
next week to organize against' text
October's rent raising affecting ful:y
one-tlfth of Greater New York's population.
They will add their signatures to the
HELD AS WINE SMUGGLERS.
Three Arrratril In Hunt on Stnten
Inland Sound.
Thrco men who woro arrested In an
open boat in Staten Island Sound, be
tween ltooscvclt, N. J., and Stapleton,
S. I., last night charged with smuggling
seventy bottles of wine, alleged to have
been brought from Cuba on tno U. H.
Shipping Hoard ship Uvko Huporlnr,
wero held to-day for arraignment before
U. 3. Commissioned Delanoy at Perth
Amboy. The men are Arthur Ilardft-
wyck Of No. 30 Bay Street, lirooKiyn,
wireless operator on tlie Lako Superior;
John Mannagottcr, a saloon keeper of
No. 17 Water Street, Stapleton, and An
thony Jlakowskl of Stapleton. William
SoHnctt. No. 360 liny Street, Stapleton,
wus hold as a wltnoss.
GIRL SLASHED
AT PENNSYLVANIA
pe. Zu-tag (nig-nrck) was H Tho kn WIieltelj ln ajurer. n"ir tno noises of the life within tho
young bull but recently arrived I'growllng udfy nhd beating upon his palisade, the laughing and shoutimr'
lliliilii ii) i nr iv" ii. jhh.i .....i ......
ferocious and nt the same time far
above thn averngo of his kind In In
telligence, as was donoted by a fuller
and less receding forehead. Already
Clo-lat saw In this young ape a pos
sible contender for tho intircls of mi
ltlnimhlD and consequently tno out
bull looked upon fcu-tng with Jealousy
and dlBfavor. It was for this reason,
possibly, as much as another that Zu
tng hunted so often alone; but It was
his utter fearlessness tnnl permitien
him to wnnder far afield away from
tho protection which numbers gave
thn irreat anes. Ono of me results
of this habit was n greatly Increased
resourcefulness which found him con
stantly growing In Intelligence nnd
powers or observntion.
To-day ho had been hunting toward
tlm south nad was returning along
the river upon a path ho often fol
lowed because It led by tho vlllago
of tho Cloinanganl whose strango nnd
nlmost apHIke actions nnd pqcullnr
manners or living una arousett nis in
terest and aurloslty. As ho had done
uxn other occasions ho took up his
position In a tree from which ho
pntild overlook tho Intrrlor of tho vil
lage and watch the blacks nt their
vocations In tho street below.
Zu-tng hnd scarcely more than
established himself In his tree when,
with the Marks, ho was startled by
thn crashing of Tarzan's body from
the branches of another Jungle glnnt
to tho ground within the pallsnde.
Ho saw tho negroes gather about the
prostrate form nnd later carry It Into
thn hut: and once he rosn to his full
hr-lcht unon tho limb where ho had
been squatting and raised his face to
the heavens to scream out a savnirn
protont and n challenge, for he had
riwicmlzod In the brown-sklnnod Tnr-
manganl the strange white apo who
hnd como among them a night or two
tiofnro ln tho midst or tneir utun
Hum. nnd w'to by so easllv mastering
tho grontoM Among thnn had won tho
savngo respect nnd namiraiion or mis
flprce young bull,
llut Sen-tag's foroclty was tempered
liv n certain native cunnlnrr and cau
tlnn. Tloforo he had volood his protest
tlmrn formed 1n his mind tne tnoucnt
that ho would llko to save this won
derful whito apo from tho common
rni'my, tho Oomanganl, nnd so he
Horvamod forth no challenge, wisely
.ii.trvrnilnlnir that more could be nc-
rmrvnllshed by secrecy and stealth
than by force of musdo nnd fang.
At ftrt ho thought to enter tho vll
laun alone nnd rarry off the Tertnsn-
gitnl, but when ho saw how numerous
were tho warriors nnd that sivernl
sat dlrtctly beforo tho entrance to the
lair Into wtilch tho prisoner hnd been
Causes Arrest of Hotel Employee
She Says She Had Refused
to Marry.
Clarence It. Loftor, a clerk In the
Health Department Ilurriui of tho Hotel
Pennsylvania, was arraigned on a
charge of felonious assnult In tho Jef
ferson Markrt Court to-day. The com
plalmint Is Miss Florence Cody of No.
2tS West 33th Street, who said she quit
work at the hotel because Loiter was
bothering Iter with rvijuusts Uiut she
... n t.Wn
Yesterday sho went to the cashier to! was work for mnny wthor than , one
get bur lost week's pay. Loiter mot hor. , , throurrh the foliage
sho snld, and again suggested marriage. to.wnr.(j the north.
Sho laughud at him, and, tho complain- The trlbo was still loitering about
ant charges. Loiter slashed her from her . the clearing when) stnod the hut that
check to hor neck with a razor. The , Tarzan and liertnn Kirern-r nna mini
many years upon their gray
shouldors, shook their heads and
waddled away after Go-lat.
"Oood. cried Ku-tair. "Wo want
no old shes to go with us to fight tho
Oomnrrganl for that Is work for tho
fighters of tho tribe."
Tho old bulls nn Id no attention to
his boastful words, but tho eight who
had volunteered to accomttanv him
were filled with sclf-prldo so that
they stood around vnlnglorlously
beating upon their breasts, hiring
their fangs nnd screamlntr their hide
ous challenge until the Jungle revcr
bernted to tho horrid sound.
All this time Hcrthn Klrcher was
a wide-eyed nnd terrified spootator
to wnat, as sno t nought, could entl
only In a terrific battle between these
rrlgnwui nensts, nnd when Zu-tag
anil his followers began screaming
forth their fonrsrwne challenge, the
girl found herself trembling In terror,
for of nil the sounds of the jungle
thero l non6 moro awe Inspiring
than that o-f the great bull npp when
he Issues his challenge or shrieks
forth his victory cry.
If sho had born terrfled before ahn
wns almost paralyzed with fear now
ns sno saw Zu-tag nntl hli apes turn
toward tha boma and nnnroacb her.
With the agility of a cat Zu-tag leap.
ea completely over tno protecting
from about his ncok. Indicated that
sho wns to find a footlmr for
horncM, and when sho hod dono
so, he turned toward her and
pointed repeatedly at the open
doorway of a hut upon tho op
posite side of tho street below. My
various gestures he seemed to bo
trying to explain something to her.
and at Inst she caught nt the germ
of his Idea that her white man waa
a prisoner there.
llenettth them was the roof of a
hut onto which sho saw that she
could cosily drop, but what she could
do after sho had entered the village
was beyond her.
Darkness was already falling and
the tires beneath tho cooking pota
had been lighted. The girl saw the
Maku In tho village street and the
plies or fagots about it and in terrur
she suddenly realized the portent of
theso grisly preparations. Oh, if she
but only had some sort of weapon
that might give hrr even a faint,
hope, some slight a J vantage against
tho blacks. Then she would not hesl
tato to venture into the village In an
attempt to save the man who upon
three different occasions saved hor.
Sho knew that he hated her and yet
strong within her breast burned the
sense ot hor obligation to him. flha
could not fathom him. Never in her
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wall and stood before hor. Valiantly life had sho seen a man nt onco so
she held her spenr before her. point- paradoxical nnd dopcndable, In many
Ing It at his brenst. Ho commenced of his ways he was more savage than
to Jabber and gesticulate and even the beasts with which he associated.'
with her scant ncnualntanco with tho 'and yet, on tho other hand, h was as
wnys of tho anthropoids sho realized ! chivalrous as a knight of, old. For
several d Ivs she had been lost with
htm in the Jungle absolutely at his
mercy yet sho had come to trust so
ImpllcUly in his honor that any fear
she hnd had of him was rapidly disappearing.
On tho other hand, that he might
assailant ran out and Miss Cody was
treated by a physician In tho hotel.
Thrco hours later Detective George J.
O'ContK'll urruslud Luftttr at -'10th Street
and Sixth Avenuo. Ho denied the
chargti.
Killed by I.. I. Hlretrle Trnln.
A man was killed while attempting
to board a Long Island clcctrio train at
that ho was not mennclng her. for
thorp wns little or no baring of fight
ing fnngs nnd his whole expression"
and nttltnde wns ns of one attempt
ing to explain n knotty problem or
plend a worthy cause. At Inst he lr
enmo evidently Impatient, for with a
swoon of ono grent triw ho struck tho, bo hideously cruel was evidenced td
spenr from her h- ' "nd coming her by tho fact that he was plunnlmr
Lr1nn BfilKeil her liv in. but not ii Iaiivm lip.r nlnnn In thn mlilnt nf thn
carried It occurred to him that this ij-oiiBhly. Hho shrank In terror ' frightful dangers which menaced her
and yet some sense wttiun ner seem-1 by nlgnt nna by any.
ed to bo trying to assure her that sho I Zu-t.ig was evidently waiting for
wns In no danger from this grent j darkness to fall before carrying out
benst Zu-tng Jabbered loudly, ever , whatever plans had matured In his
nnd again pointing Into tho Junglo I navnge little brnln, for he nnd his fel
toward tho south and moving toward , lows sat quietly In the tree about her
the boma. pulling tho girl with him, watching the preparation of the blacks.
he ftremed almost frantic In his Of- rrunntlv It hemmo ntmarent that mim
lint within tho forest's edge, while fnrts to exnlnln something to her. ' nttnrentlnn hnd nrltten umnnp ih
others squatted beneath the shade of , He pointed toward the boma, Imr- negroes, for a score or moro of them
trees within tho clearing. Bt.if, nnd then to tho forest and then , WPr Knthcred around one who ap-
Tho girl had emerged from tho hut,'nt Inst as though by a sudden In- pi.are(j t0 bo their chief and all were
her tears dried, and was gazing nnx- uplrntlon, ho reached down nnd selz- i takn Hnj ffetlculailng heatedly,
inusly townrd tho south Into, the ing tlm spear, repeatedly touched It Thfl orsumcm lantvd for sonw five or
Junglo where Tarzan had c'.l&ap- with his forefinger and again pointed , minutes when suddenly the llttlo
penrcd. occasionally fine cni sits, townra iu souui. knot hrnke aml two warriors ran to
plclous glances In tho direction of t.io Suddenly It dawned upon tho girl thf 0oflfito hide of the village from
hugo. shaggy anthropoids about her. that what thn apo was trying to ex- ., lnry prP.Hontly returned with
fiomo were Idly searching for food
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Washington Hfijrhti and Uronx pott, identification book In his pocket do- iho prt beasts to enter the boma J 0 tho white man whose property thoy V. ' redv In nlaco Tha im
oWT Snri5t Vrm8,i!ieya'w;mh wo'n rJS U Pof
profiteering landlords for further ratMi was hit by tho handrull as thg train was noted for the thousandth time the longer held back, but started for- 6X0tio Chanter Tuttdiv :S$8IP'
on Oct. 1, ' moving. masslvo shouW, tho bull necks, wardVtw though to accompany tho Another gxqwng yna mj
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