16 Plan an Aerial Derby Flight Around World For $1,000,000 Prizes New Yerk, Sept. 26.—Plans have been formulated for an aerial derby aiound the world, for which the prises may total 61,000,000, it was an nounced by the Aero Club of Amer ica. A special commission has been ap-| pointed and will start next month on a tour of the world to arrange] routes and landing places, to obtain referees and to organise committees In every country through which the race will pass. The contestants will enter as In dividuals, instead of entering their aircraft and will be permitted to use as many "ships" as they And neces sary to complete the tour. Dirigibles may be used by the com petitors for part or all of the trip. Entrants will be allowed to decide whether to cross the Atlantic byway of Newfoundland or byway of Greenland and Iceland. It will also be for them to decide whether to ■ cross the Pacific from Tokio to Alas | ka and from Alaska to Vancouver, i Seattle and San Francisco or wheth er to fly from Toklo to Kamchatka, across Behriig Strait to Alaska. The time of the start will be de , cided after considering the most fav orable seasons for each part of the ■ -world so as to strike an average for each country. Catholics Lay Plans For More Unity in Work of the Church Washington, Sept. James Cardinal Gibbons, to lay plans for greater unity in tho work of fhe ehuich. Ninety-two cf the total of 112 prelates of the church in this coin .iy and mor< ilia -'o made uriil after the conclusion nt the ron.frcnce, tv.licli will continue for soveial days. Song Writer Dies of Torture Inflicted by Robbers Chicago, Sept. 26.—That W. H. Purcell, who was found dead in his apartment on the North Side, last Monday, died from heart disease while he was being tortured In an effort to make him disclose the hid ing place of a fortune in securities and cash, was the new theory on which the police started work yes terd.v in their effort to clear up the death of the wealthy song writer and real estate man. The hew and startling explanation of the crime was advanced follow ing the discovery that $25,000 in liberty Bonds which Purcell had secreted in his apartment were missing. The police believe thieves learned the hiding place of the bonds from their victim and were trying to force further Information from him when he died of heart disease. Making Plans to Prosecute Boosters of Clothes Prices Washington, Sept. 26. Reports of excessive profits by manufacturers and wholesale dealers of clothing are being investigated by the Depart ment of Justice. Attorney General Palmer said to-day that prosecu tions would be instituted whenever justified as soon as Congress passed the amendments requested by Presi dent Wilson making the food-control act applicable to clothing and pro viding a criminal penalty for hoard ing and profiteering. Mr. Palmer will meet a committee representing the association of State Attorneys General here October 6 to decide how the law enforcement agencies of the Federal and State Governments can co-operate in pun ishing hoarders and profiteering. Student Drowns in Lake; Victim of College Hazers TTtlca, N. Y., Sept. 25.—Frank Mc- Cullough, of Kane, Pa., a freshman at Colgate University at Hamilton, was drowned in Lake Moraine near that village, where he had been taken by a hazing party or sophmores last night. Versfbns of the fatality differ, one being that McCullough fell from a boat while his limbs were bound by ropes. Another version is that the student was endeavoring to swim to the mainland from an island where the hazers had left him. The district attorney of Madison county will conduct an investigation. The body has not been recovered. Asked to Give List of Presents Given to Wilson Washington, Sept. 25. —The State Department was asked to furnish a lis!, of all presents tendered Presi dent Wilson through that department from Kings, Princes or foreign states, since December 1. 191S, under a resolution introduced by Rcpiescnta tive Ramseyer, Republican, lowa. ROCKEFELLER GIVES 52.000.00 TO BAPTISTS Xew Yorlc, Kept. 25—John D. Rock efeller has contributed $2,000,000 to the ministers and missionary board ot the Northern Baptist Convention. No restrictions are made as to the use of the principal and income, which will be expended to take care of indigent Baptist ministers of the Northern States. sri©®n©@is>ens GRIND LENSES -::Sm We are not only provided with the latest devices used In the science of Optometry for examining the eyes, but we operate our own fac tory on the premises, affording un surpassed facilities for giving the very best service. R. D. PRATT Eyesight Specialist 26 N. Third St. Schlclsner Building ang>qn&gne>ane THURSDAY EVENING, DIVES, POMEROY & STEWART 41st Anniversary News For Friday Tells a Fascinating Story of Economies .NotatAnyOtherPeriod of the Autumn and Winter Seasons will it be possible for women to buy such genuinely good Suit and Coat fashions as they -will find featured in the Anniversary Sale. Actual $55 styles, the best at their price to be found anywhere, are offered at $49.41. Dives, Pomeroy & Stewart, Second Floor. , ... Women's Fall Shoes Reduced In the 41st Anniversary Sale Women's $5.00 Gun Metal Calf Shoes in button and lace styles over opera toe lasts, with or without tips; oak leather welted soles and Cuban heels. An niversary Price $3.41 Women's $3.00 Patent Coltskin Button Shoe, with black cloth tops on narrow toe lasts, plain toe vamps; light weight stitched soles and high Cuban heels. Anniversary Price $2.41 Women's $3.00 Patent Colt and Black Kidskin Shoes; button and lace styles; all small sizes, 2/ 2 to 4on A and B widths. Anniversary Price, $1.41 Dives, Pomeroy A Stewart, Street Floor, Rear. Fancy Georgette Reduced In the 41st Anniversary Sale $3.00 grades of 40-inch Georgettes, in 10 styles. Anniversary Price, yard $2.41 $3.00 Charmeuse, 40 inches yride, in Japan blue, taupe and Copenhagen' Anniversary Price, yard, $2.41 Dlvee, Pomeroy A Stewart, Street Floor. Women's Gloves Reduced Women's 85c White Chamoisette Gloves. Anni versary Price, pair 41^ Children's 75c White Chamoisette Gloves. Anni versary Price 41^ Dives, Pomeroy A Stewart, Street Floor. Women's $3.00 Shoes Re duced to $2.41 Uncommon Values in the Anniversary Sale Women's 53.00 Patent Coltskin Button Shoes, with black cloth and kid tops over medium narrow toe lasts, with stitched soles ars Dives, Pomeroy and Stewart, Second Floor. / Millinery 40 Inch Navy Costume Serge: yd., $1.41 An Exceptional Value in the Anniversary Sale $4.50 Mixed Coating, 54 inches wide, good 48-inch Broadcloth, all wool, ten good styles. Anniversary Price, yard $2.41 shades. Anniversary Price, yard $3.41 $3.00 Checked Suitings, 54 inches wide, r n c . c c „ . , ~ tailor-made suitings. Anniversary Price, „ S^, 50 Serge; ; 50 mches w.de; five ~__j a>> n good shades; plenty of navy. Anniversary > ara p r ; ce varr i so a 4 French Serge; all wool, 42 inches wide, navy ' *' $0.41 and dark navy. Anniversary Price, yard, $2.20 Black Costume Serge, all wool. An s2.4l niversary Price, yard $1.41 $3.50 Grey Striped Skirting, three colors. $4.50 Black French Serge, 54 inches wide. Anniversary Price, yard $2.41 Anniversary Price, yard t . .$3.41 54-inch Navy Panama, good dark shades. $5.50 Black Broadcloth, 54 inches wide. An- Anniversary Price, yard $1.41 niversary Price, yard $4.41 Dives, Pomeroy and Stewart, Street Floor. Men's and Boys' Gun Metal Fall Shoes Unsual Savings in the Sale Men's Fall Shoes in gun metal calf; lace and button styles; Goodyear welted soles; sizes 6 to 11. Anni versary Price $3.41 Boys' serviceable, well made School Shoes of gun metal, calf and tan leather, with heavy stitched soles; sizes 9 to 13j4. Anniversary Price $2.41 Boys' $1.75 Gun Metal Calf Shoes; blucher lace styles; broad toe lasts with heavy stitched soles; sizes 9 to ISyi. Anniversary Price, $1.41 Dives, Pomeroy & Stewart, Street Floor. The Anniversary Sale of Men's and Young Men's Clothes Offers $30.00 and $35.00 Suits at $24.41 A special concession permits us to sell you these fine Worsted, Cheviot and Cassi mere Suits at prices that are practically wholesale cost to-day. We give you the benefit of the unusual price advantage. All hand-tailored models, in blues, greens, greys and browns. Two and three-button $3.75 Tropical Worst- Sacks, in single and ed Trousers, in striped double-breasted models. grey. Anniversary spe- Sizes 33 to 44. cial, $2.41. Dlvm, Pomeroy & Stewart, Second Floor, Rear SEPTEMBER 25,191 V. Huck and Turkish Towels Special in the Anniversary Sale Values like these will interest housewives who have not had such opportunities to save on towels for a long time. ..25c huck towels, 17x34 20x36 Inches. Anniversary Inches, red and blue bord- Special, 3 for $2.41 ers. .Anniversary Special, 15c fine cotton huck pair 41c towels, 13x20 hem an d 29c extra heavy hemmed selvedge on both sides, plain and white huck tow- for barbers and dentists, els, 17x34 inches. Anni- Anniversary Special, dix., versary Spe-" ' 25c $1.50 45c cotton buck towels. Heavy hemmed Turkish hemstitched, 18x34 inches. towels, 15x26 inches. Anr- Annixersary Special, 39c, niversary Special, ... 25c SI.OO union huck towels Large white Turkish in fancy tulip and medal- towels. Anniversary Spe lion patterns. Anniversary cial, 59c, 79c and SI.OO. Special 75 C SI.OO fancy Tuildsh SI.OO all lir.-en hem- towels. Anniversary Spe stitched huck towels, cial 79c Dives, Pomeroy a Stewart, Street Floor, Rear. Forty-First Anniversary Specials on the Second Floor Bandeau Brassieres —- Pink Mesh, closed back, tape shoulder straps, sizes 34 to 42. Anniversary Special 41 £ Short Knitted Skirts— All white, gray and white with colored border. Anniversary Special 4l£ Middy Blouses— Paul Jones make, white with green collar and cuffs; sizes 6 to 8; $1.95 value. Anniversary Spe cial $1.41 Voile Waists — Trimmed with tucks and frills, round neck with out collar or finished with collar; $1.95 value. An niversary Special $1.41 Percale Aprons— White ground with small black figures. Anniver sary Special 41^ Infants' Hats— White Corduroy Hats. Anniversary Special, 41£ Dives, Pomeroy and Stewart, Second Floor, Leather Goods; Anniversary Specials SI.OO Patent Leather and Kid Belts in black and colors. Anniversary Special 41£ $1.75 Real Leather Purses. Anniversary Spe cial $1.41 $3.25 Canteen Boxes. Anniversary Special, $2.41 Dives, Pomeroy and Stewart, Street Floor. Colored Cotton Dress Materials Reduced in the Anniversary Sale 59c Dress Ginghams, 32 inches wide. Anniversary Price, yd 410 50c Silk Muslin, 36 irrches wide, in good shades. Anniversary Price, yard 41c 59c Silk Stripe Poplin, in dark grounds. Anniversary Price, yd., 41c 50c Eiderdown, in fancy figure patterns for kimonos, 36 inches wide. Anniversary Price, yd 41c 30c Percales, 36 inches wide, in shirting stripes. Anniversary Price, 2 yards 41c 30c Suitings, in black and white wool-finish checks. Anniversary Price, 2 yards 41c Kiddie Cloth ,tn styles for boys' suits. Anniversary Price, yard, 41c $1.50 Cotton and Silk Poplins, 36 inches wide, in plain- shades. Anni versary Price, yard 81.41 Dives, Pomeroy & Stewart, Street Floor. Cotton and Silk Floss Mattresses Picked Cotton Lintex Mattresses, covered with good quality ticking. Anniversary Price 89.41 Mattresses made of all cotton felt. Anniversary Price $14.41 Silk Floss Mattresses, covered with fancy art ticking. Anniversary Price $21.41 Fibre Chairs and Living Room Suites Brown Fiber Chairs and Rockers. Anniversary Price $12.41 Three-piece Overstuffed Livingroom Suite, covered with tapestry. Anniversary Price .' $125.41 Dives, Pomeroy & Stewart, Fourth Floor. Women's Cotton Vests Lowered in Price Women's 75c Cotton Ribbed Vests, with ankle drawers to match. Anniversary Price, each 41c Women's 39c White Lisle Ribbed Vests, in low-neck, sleeveless style; regular and extra sizes. Anniversary Price, 4 for $1.41 Women's 25c Cotton Sleeveless Vests. Anniversary Price, 2 for 41c Women's 39c and 50c Pink Vests, bodice style; regular and extra sizes. Anniversary Price, 4 for $1.41 Dives, Pomeroy & Stewart, Street Floor. Groceries of Good Quality Special Prices in the Anniversary Sale Breakfast Bacon, lean or fat, lb ..41* Lava Soap, 7 cakes 41* Refined Table and Cooking Salt, 9 2-lb. boxes 41* Elbow Macaroni, 4 lbs 41* Spaghetti, 6 10c packages 41* Borax Soap Powder, 9 packages 41* Breakfast Cocoa, \ l / 2 lb 411* Pimentos, red peppers, 2 30c cans 41* Grape Juice, 3 bottles 41* Vanilla, 5 one-oz. bottles 41* Johnsons Pure Barley Flour, 2 cans 41* Sugar Cured Hams, lb 41* Chicken Bouillon and Beef Cubes, 2 doz 41* Pompeian Olive Oil, can 41* Unecda and Takhoma Biscuits, 6 packages 41* Lobster Meat, can 41* Mayonnoise Salad Dressing, 3 bottles 41* Good Laundry Soap, 10 cakes 41* Dlvea, Pomeroy and Stewart, Baeemeol, *