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THE SUN, BALTIMORE, SUxNDAY JUOltMJSU. SEPTEJLbLiii X'J'J-t. 10 RECKORD TO START POLO GAME TODAY SHOE STORE HELD UP AND $266 IS TAKEN Manager Bound And Gagged After Safe Is Looted. Stewart Annual Fall Sale of Will Throw In First Ball In Third Corps-Maryland Club Contest. SHOPPERS PASS OUTSIDE NAVAL OFFICERS TO ATTEND Teams Practice For Challenge Event- Field And Grandstands i- Arc Decorated.

it Youths Escape After Robbing Henry Clay Shop In Highland town. A Sale Uniaue Because of the Reautu of the Ruhr 4x7 Feet Chinese Rugs at $95 9x12 Feet Chinese Rugs at $3 87 Well-Known Englishman Dies On Maryland Estate F. E. McCormick-Goodliart Organized Imperial Service College. Washington, Sept.

27. Frederick Emanuel McCormick-Goodhart, retired died at his estate, Lang-ley Park, Maryland, last night. He had practiced law in England, was treasurer of one of the largest charitable organizations in Britain and organized the Imperial Service College for education of sons of officers of the British army and navy. His widow is a daughter of the late Leander James McCormick, of Chicago, One son, Leander, is a member of the British Embassy staff here, and another is Hamilton McCormick-Goodhart, of Chicago. Recluse, 80, Found Stain Murderer Sought Money Skull Crushed With Ax, ear His Farm Home Trunk In House Ransacked.

By the Associated Press. Bedford Hills, N. Sept. 27. Martin Roughan, 80, a recluse, was found murdered near his farmhouse last night.

His skull had been crushed with an ax. A trunk in which it was said he kept his money had been ransacked. The l-ecluse was reputed to have $50,000 in realty and cash. Discovery of the crime was made by James Roughan, of New York, who had come to go fishing with his grandfather. Every week the aged man had sent car fare for the boy to come to Bedford Hills "just to keep him company," neighbors told the police.

HAWAII TO TEACH JAPANESE Continued from Pagre 12.) lice headquarters was notified Detectives George P. Lauinger, John M. Herchen-hahn, Charles Orem and Leo Vogel-sand were sent to the store. To them Freeman repeated bis story. He said the bandits appeared to be about 20 years old, wore light suits and caps arid had handkerchiefs over their faces.

Residents of the neighborhood said they had seen an automobile driving up and down Eastern avenue for some time before the hold-up occurred. Freeman said the men entered the store shortly after 11 o'clock. Three-quarters of an hour elapsed, he estimated, before he managed to summon 6x9 Feet Chinese Rugs at H95 10x12 Feet Chinese Rugs at $420 and Lowness of Price, Quality Considered. THE beguiling Motifs have that rare simplicity of de-sign, characteristic of Chinese rugs and the colors, Clear Blues, rich Taupes, Gold and Mulberry. No two rugs alike.

Woven of the best of wools and with a wonderful lustre. A Chinese rug adapted to any room, wherein a decorative rug is desired. For Living Room, Reception Room, Dining Room and Bed Room. A Small Lot of 9x12 Feet Chinese Rugs $198 i An oddment group for quick disposal, priced 'way, 9 way below regular all are perfect rusrs. 4 help.

Baltimore Auto Dealer Obtains Divorce At Reno 8x10 Feet Chinese Rugs at $270 10x14 Feet Chinese Rugs at $490 (Continued from Page 12. Thomas Shryoek, of the One Hundred and Tenth Field Artillery. That the spectators may follow the players easily, ench participant in the game will carry a mirueral on the back of his waistcoat. The Army players will wear red waistcoats and the Maryland team bine. Thk Evening Sun Band will be in the Maryland Polo Club stands and the Army band in the stands across the field.

Street cars marked Pikesville or Hmory Grove will take spectators to (lie Armory gate. Entrance will be through the eourt of the Armory drill hall to the playing field, where Major Sliryock has detailed two companies of listed men to act as ushers and to direct motorists to parking spaces. There will be no charge for this priv-j 1 cte. Will Parade Ponies. iVmifx will be kept in etables until call for parade at 3.25 when i than 40 will be paraded around ic grounds.

Immediately after the jiiu-ade the ponies will be returned to the north goal post and the Army band ill march to the center of the field tying the caisson song. As the "Star-Spangled Banner" is sounded the Ameri-' flag will be raised at the southern 'iid of the field. The Army band will retire playing "Maryland, My Maryland." Both foarr.d held a short practice limbering up their ponies. Neither Col. Ola W.

Bell, captain of the Army team, nor T. Buchanan Blakis-i captain of the Maryland Polo Club tfjirn, made changes in their line-ups. Kaeh team will have squads of players on the side lines to act as substitutes in case of accidents. Yesterday the held received its final grooming. Members of the artillery unit raked and sprinkled the ground.

Last night the field was sprinkled again. No one will be allowed on the field until this afternoon. The line-up for the Army will be TJeut. Thomas Crowe, -No. 1 Major Wilfred Blunt.

No. Major Shryoek, Nr. 3, and Colonel Bell, No. 4.. The Marylanders will be represented by 3Ieredith Cromwell, No.

1 Edwin Warfield. No. Mr. Blakiston, No. 3, and "Jack" Cromwell, No.

4. Fifth Floor, Stewart Co. as Artificial Silk For Drapery Walter Scott Says Wife And He Were Unable To Effect Reconciliation. Walter Scott, Baltimore automobile dealer, yesterday obtained a divorce from Mrs. Lucy Hannah Scott in the District Court at Reno, according to a dispatch from that city.

The couple were married in Washington in 1909. Scott told the court he and his wife had disagreed in 1914 and have been unable to effect a reconciliation. He said his wife refused to attend social affairs with him and would not entertain his friends at their home. A property settlement was made out of court. Scott has been living in Reno for the last six months, according to the dispatch.

Two Coarse Planned In Honolulu Hlsrh School. By the Associated Press. Honolulu, Sept. 27. The school department has announced that two courses in Japanese will be inaugurated on October 1 at the McKinley High School.

This is the first introduction of an Oriental language in the territorial public schools. The action of the department resulted from the growing demand for Oriental language instruction and the failure of the Japanese high schools to cooperate with the school department and territorial administration. A Shimmering Drapery For Your Every Room Brocade Rayon and wonderful Marquisette Rayon; dainty, prac tical lovely Duplex Rayon; in solid colors; for every col or scheme. heme. 98c 59c value.

colors. H.95 Yard. i Rayon Plisse; for soft diaphanous window draperies. $1 AO Yard Rayon Damask; love ly two tone effect. si 7c Yard Rayon Roman Stripe; shimmery bro Sunf ast Gauze Rayon; Marquisette effect; highly artistic.

oqr Yard Jacquard Rayon; in an exquisite and full color Yard caded effect. I 35 500 Marquisette Panel Curtains, Lace and Fringe Trimmed, Choice $1.25 TEWABT Fifth Floor, Stewart Co. Howard Lexington Luxuriously Comfortable Living Room Suites 4- Three Piece Suites Five Styles Parade To Davis Meeting In City Planned By Club Mr. Heller Addresses Session Of Pioneer Democratic Organization. Plans were made by the Pioneer Club at a meeting Friday niuht to parade to the Fifth Regiment Aviuory October 1, when John W.

Davis will make his Baltimore campaign K.H-tch in that building. The meeting whs held in the clubrooms, 2012 West North avenue, and an address was made h.v Dr. George Heller, Democratic candidate for Congress from the Third district. Resolutions indorsing the national and local Democratic candidates were adopted and invitations will be sent to Representatives Millard E. Tydings and J.

Charles Linthicum, candidates for reelection in the Second and Fourth districts, respectively, to address future meetings of the club. Officers of the club are Harry Rodman, president; D. B. C. Goldberg, vice-president; H.

E. Seff, financial secretary, Samuel Albrecht, treasurer, and Bernard Seedman, club manager. 195.00 FINELY upholstered suites. Nice size Sofa Wing Chair and Club Chair, all loose cushion spring edges, outside backs -of all pieces in same material; several styles and colors of tapestry or figured velour to select from. A wonderful value.

One of the Styles Is Sketched The Annual Sale of Pure Food Groceries Mail and Phone Orders Will Be Filled In The Order They Are Received and as Fast As Delivery Facilities Permit Sugar Granulated 251b. Muslin Bag $2.10 Standard refined. Flour Pillsbury'sBest 98 lb. Cotton Bags $4.75 24 lb. Paper Bags 75 Brokers To Be Given City Fire Insurance Policies For 5 Vears On Municipal HnlldliiKs Will Total flS.lSO.OOO.

Fire insurance on municipal buildings for the next five years, aggregating 30,000, will be distributed among approximately 75 local brokers, it. was announced yesterday by li. Walter Graham, City Comptroller. Insurance now in force 'is handled by ")7 Existing insurance the premiums on which amount to between $175,000 and will expire October 4. The new policies will be in the form of 'binders" pending a survey of every building owned by the city for the purpose of rerating them.

Mr. Graham said the survey will be made at the expense of the companies. Mr. Graham said the city will carry its own insurance on the new school buildings, which are fireproof, and the buildings occupied by the companies of the Fire Department. It was said at the City Hall that the average rate under the new policies is St.

35 a $1,000. Mr. Graham declared he would insist upon a reduction in the present rates before making any of the new policies final. Gaither To Investigate Vinegar; Shamokin Maid Pure Cane Sugar White Vinegar; 1 gallon glass String Beans; New Pack Italian String Beans; 14 oz. tins 33c Lobster; Burnham Mor-rell Deep Sea Lobster (New Pack).

Large flat can $1.05 Medium flat can 58c Hams; Kingan's Reliable Sugar Cured Hams; in canvas cover, 8 to 10 lbs. Lb 30c "Puppy Food; Old Grist Mill Pet Dog and Puppy Bread; 1 lb. package 15c Asparagus Del Monte Brand Mammouth Size Green Asparagus. No. 2 43c Del Monte Brand Medium Size Green Asparagus Tips; No.

li can 43c $5.00 Corn; Middleton's Maine Style Sugar Corn. No. 2 can Dozen $1.50 Case of 2 dozen $2.90 Peas; Taste Best Brand Petit Pois Peas; No. 2 can 28c Dozen $3.25 Case of 2 dozen $6.25 Peas Taste Best Brand Standard Early June Peas. No.

15c Dozen. $1.75 Case of 2 dozen $3.50 Just 100 of Them To Sell at the Low Price of Hams; Swift's Preminum Brand Sugar Cured Hams; in canvas cover 8 to 10 lbs. each; lb 30c Coffee Fancy Santos Coffee; lbs. for $1.50 Rice; Fancy Blue Rose Rice; 5 lbs. for 45c Hams; P.

D. Gwaltney Jr. Genuine Smithfield 10 to 12 lbs each; regular 60c lb. Pound 55c Honey; H. H.

Farm Honey; absolutely pure. 3 lb. Glass Jars 80c 14 oz. Glass Jars 30c 8 oz. Glass Jars 20c 5 oz.

Glass Jars 13c Dressing; Gold Bo Mayonnaise. Small Jar Large ar 45c Cheese; Kraft's Cheese in 3f oz. tins 3 15c Chile, Welsh Rarebit, Pimento, American Cheddar and Limburger. Sauce; Snider 's Oyster Cocktail Sauce. Large bottle.

40c Small 23c Sauce; Sniders' Chili Sauce. Large bottle 40c Small bottle 23c Vinegar; ShamoHn Maid Pure Apple Cider Vinegar; extra strong, in 1 gallon glass jugs 69c Oil; Pompeian Brand Pure Virgin Olive Oil: i pt. cans 35c, Full pt. cans 65c Full qt. $1.25 igal.

cans $2.30 1 gallon $3.50 Peas; Maryland Chief Brand Extra Sifted Peas 2 can 28c Dozen $3.25 Case of 2 dozen $6.25 Asparagus Tips Middle-ton's 4 Best Brand Large Asparagus: Tips No. 2 43c Dozen $4.95 Case of 2 dozen $9.75 Beans; Fort Hubert Brand Fresh Lima Beans; No. 2 23c $2.60 Case of 2 dozen $5.00 Apricots Del Monte Brand Apricots; No. 2 can 14c Dozen $1.65 Asparagus; Del Monte Brand Mammoth Size White Asparagus Tips; No. 1 48c $5.50 Asparagus Del Monte Brand Mammoth Size Green Asparagus Tips; No.

1 Dozen $5.00 Bacon; Chas. G. Kriel's Ensign Brand Sliced Breakfast Bacon; 1 lb. packages.35c Asparagus Flour Patapsco 98 lb. Cotton Bag $4.65 24 lb.

Paper Bag Beans Champion Brand Cut Stringless Beans; No. 2 can 14c Dozen Case of 2 $3.00 Vegetable; Lowekamp's Mixed Vegetable; for soup; No. 2 can Dozen $1.50 Case of 2 Beans Van Camp's Brand Pork and Beans; Peaches: Del Monte Brand; Melba Halves Yellow Cling Peaches; No. 2 can 32c Dozen Case of 2 dozen $7.25 Ale; Cloverdale Ginger Ale; 15 oz. bottle; per 50c doz.

for empties. Soup; Van Camp's Brand Tomato Soup; 10c Cherries; Del Monte Brand Royal Anne Cherries; No. 1 Dozen $2.75 Peas; Maryland Chief Brand Choice Sifted Peas; No. 2 can. 22c Dozen $2.50 Case of 2 dozen $4.75 Asparagus Tips; Middle-ton's Silver Hill Fancy Asparagus Tips; No.

2 can. Dozen $3.80 Case of 2 $7.50 Hams Kriel's fancy Ensign; 8 to 10 lbs. each, at 25c Cocoa; Walter Baker's Cocoa Shells; per Jelly Ice Cream Powder; for making ice cream; regular 10c 5c Puppy Food; Bennett's Milk Bone Puppy Biscuit; bone shaped; package Dog Biscuit; Old Grist Mill for large dogs; lb 15c Milk; Van Camp's Evaporated Milk; unsweetened, 1 lb. tall can 11c Dozen. $1.25 Peas; New Pack Belgium Peas; in 14 oz.

tins. 28c Mushrooms; Fancy Choice French Mushrooms: 14 oz. tins 56c Peas; Maryland Chief Brand Early June Peas; No. 2 can 16c Dozen $1.85 Case of 2 Coffee; Substitute; Old Grist Mill Brand; regular 25c; 1 lb. package 17c.

Shooting Of Patrolman Cassell To Be Ordered To Explain Presence At Home Girl. Patrolman Percy B. Cassell, traffic division, will be ordered to explain why he was in' the house in the 500 block South Vincent street Friday night when Patrolman John W. Montague, Northeastern district, was shot while, it is alleged, Montague was attempting to demonstrate a pistol trick to Miss Alice I ester. Charles Gaither, Police Commissioner, announced this decision yesterday.

Charges will not be preferred against Patrolman Montague as he is a probationer, Mr. Gaither said, and can be if missed if his conduct is found to be iis.it isfactory. Miss Jester, who was held at the Southwestern Police Station on a charge J.f Montague, was released by Magistrate John T. Tormollan, in the Southwestern Police Court, in the care iif her mother until Patrolman Montague is able to appear in court. I Montague, who is at the Franklin Square Hospital, is reported to be THIRTY-ONE dollars goes a long way in buying Overcoats tomorrow.

It goes all the way Every man who sees these coats will wonder at the price. They are the last word in fashion and tailored of fine wool plaid back fabrics. All styles to select from at start of Sale. Sizes 34 to 44. Second Floor, Annex, Stewart Co.

Cheese; Pineapple Small 65c Med. 95c Large Soap; Kirkman's Borax Soap; 10 for 55c Stewart Co. Del Monte Mammoth Green. No. 2 can.

Dozen. Soap; Surety Sand Soap 10 bars Basement, Lard C. G. Kriel's 5 lb. Ensign Brand.

Bacon C. G. Kriel's 5 to 7 lbs. each; lb 24c Fancy breakfast. Phone Plaza 0700 Howard Lexington 1.