The evening world. Newspaper, June 22, 1918, Page 6

MISS HILDA HOLMES FORT Y. TWO HURT NAVY TAKES VER’ " ving’. Bush, Preeigeat ot the com- ken ast ante Te see eons sone 1 cannot tell you how _\vinced Mr. Bush of the urgency ILL SOON BE BRIDE OF eee | nd he wrote to that effect ove, grieved Lam at the necessity of no-|{h¢ 70%. Ae velt, suggesting al be 8 THE EVENING WORLD, ), SATURDAY, JUNE 22, 1918. \ ~NEW YORK ITALIANS (svi 1 | N [ce po ren mah W. R GRACE'S | GRA DSON ifying you of the action which has| ‘that when any cnmumeement Pa latame of : of Las " ‘ been taken by the Navy Dep: je concerning the comman { Latest Decisions of the Courts of Last Resort en taken by the Navy Department. | mite cooing taken, it will be “only ; x i ili McMah Ais pot Mad ashen dhl tee! y een was un-|Firtice to me and to the interests T Compiled by William McMahon just_and unmecersury. to¥ao diaturh |2utt ert (9° mane i clear (oat the ' ) tablishec s orde lection taken is not welcomed by ws, 10 AID THERR BLIND [Published in The Fvening World on Wednesdays and Satardays| AT JERSEY SWITCH BUSH TERMINAL eatabiisieg Industry in Crete oa [acti ge iaken Js not ee wd Save en ! i ° pace for naval need 4 ced that it is @ patriotic du v od te o of that the clerk t x but I have become convinced that! {o%g no” , The uncorrovorated testimony of that the clevk of the Supreme Court he need is s0 urgent that it onanot |“ Gther parts of the letter read: ; ono who, while plaintiff's attorney of be ried free of charge ia not — be, denied Nr have spent twenty-five years in ecord, acted as hired private de‘ec- within the police power and -is an- | “In the t I feel th buildin » the Bush Aba and ve P ey and ¢ tic a . sma 9 33 > ‘ oa se circumstanc fe 3 a All the Money ey Realized Will | tive, thea resigned as attorney and) constitutions! uo to any, railroad Car Is Smashed, and Eighty Commandeers Great Structures yo have no chonae ia tha matter, aia | the work, of all heme ad because of became a witness for plainti eld! under no contract to perform that 7 pany as om : and | parently be! q ‘ems almost as Go to the Sightless caution hhailalay uc Uivotee des! Guty—Pennwyivania RalWads Oo; ¢, Persons Are ‘Taken Out and Tenants Must Get Out [must abide ny the decision of the | war necessities It othe penalty o : cree based upon adultery, where the |G ee bibs c tn Sj * authorities at Washington.” none created the best facilities Soldiers. Gite eat aaue 7 Hp a fy whe ore ee Vee tee Through Hole in Side. by Dec. 1. Mr. Bush made public the corre- par bind cy New York - leotaeamitenis, +. Duals, appelae| “ -_ spondence which passed between ira ino position In which T am placed e-nele ns Sh ray? pad | ty | > mn ‘ and Franklin D, Re elt, r is ve ung at the end o' Und nigh pa | Division, Supreme Court, New Y Where a corporation selling stook | Forty-two men and women we The Buon Terminal Company hus | £24 Franklin D. Roosevelt, Assistant) | ny ty ST ate, for ted beck aa @ Italian Ambassad Macet agreed with purchaser to repurchase | injured, eight severely, when a troliey| announced that the Navy Depar-| wrote to him, after announcing the|empty plant, with the business which & Celle nd unde uspices A party instituting condemnation | and take back stock and repay her car speeding into Newark along the| ment has commandeered four of |intention to commandeer the build-|T have been years in building up seat- of the f War | proceed en 1 m claiM-/| moncy on or before a certain date ‘| Lincoln Highway from Jersey City] industrial buildings, and that ten-| OS ew niawey ion , | tered and permanently. located else- Fund, festa will be he t : n y hs line purvhan ecame diseatistied, | last night struck an open switch. a ante ja them must leave by Deo. 1. | ,n nis sotion we eb la | a Grastic whera” diidiaennsties . on the terrace of the New York lemn.—People ex rel. Palmer ¥. | she could more than five months The body of the car was wrencher here are now about sixty manu-|<epartment has exhausted every other | N. avis, Appellate Divisio ipreme id ne M | aus er | Public Labrary on the afternoons and Travis. Appellate Division. Supreme see. the specified date, demand an8 trom the trucks and toppled against faciurers, some engaged on war con- channel to accomplish the same end | TO WALK UNDER HuDsO evenings of June 27 and 28, the pre receive the repayment.—Gallant v. a car on an adjoining track. SOM@/tracts, In the structures known as pono jeans ents oxiten, OM-| wonnel for Pedestrians @ Ve- ceeds of which will be devoted to t Where an ordinary life policy pto- Credit. Foncier. Supreme Court ‘of | | passengers broke a hole through the) Industrial Buildings Nos. 3,4, 5 and 6./ Solution of an enormous problem hicles Is Planned, Italian blinded soldiers and sali vides for a change of beneficiatY Rhode Island | splintered side of the overturned car | About 5,000 persons are employed in| which has been given the Supply De-| WASHING June 22.—Construe- This fostival will mark the upon indorsement on policy, the wife and through this all the cigity OF ltnem, and the buildings are Aaid to| partment of the navy in the past |tion of a tunnel for the use of pedes- t th “ t\ of t 4. Where the owner of land ninety persons were hauled to safety. fortnight is responsible for the action |triuns and vehicles under the Hudson auguration © Italian section of! of insured, named as beneficiary an rer of land in a mu- | erat y aerec ambulances and twice as|Fepresent an investment of from|‘Wnich we have been compelled. to| River to connect New York and New he fund, the members of who joined in the application for the Bicipality plots and sella the lots as |many passing automobiles rushed | $7,600,000 to $8,000,000. ‘There are|tako, and we hope that your tenants |Jerey, at New York City would . be mittee of which are Vincent Astor, | p 00 ue into her pos- laid out on an adopted plan, showing | thirty of the injured to .hospitale.|tweive puftdings al the icrminal used| and yourself look upon same authorized in a Dill prepared by Sen- bs in @) ator Calder of New York, who plans Edmund |. Bayi Augus Fe ! session and il the premiums, sireets and alleys, there is an im-| pba be . Sa pet and want note, (fF manufacturing purpo: © spirit.” bhag' duce it eurly next’ week, George Blumenthal, Otto i had a Veste rest and the ied? ¢ bas | trea on the spot an t a sh replied, asking a ring |‘°unier ite prov s, cos - ¥. KR. Thayer, George A. Kessler, Mrs provided policy. Ne streets and alleys shall be forever | | Feinberg, No. 61 Fairview Avenue, structures, announcing the chang ready to give. In the |@tosce and the Federal Government. 1 George A. Kessler, Mrs. °R. Valen- | Metropolit Company, 8 open to public wit.—Henderson v ewark, fracture of left thigh, head { tine Webster and Mrs. Harry Payne | Court Errors, Connecticut Young, Supreme Court of Pennsyl | and legs badly cut; Mrs, Fannie} Whitney, Edga * directing vabia 9 |Kemp, No. 776 High Street, internal | PHOTO PLAYS. | PHOTO PLAYS. i the festa and i by Mis Where one is injure v day Soc | injuries; Miss Jennie Davis, No. 18 F- elen Fulton. ght by a defect ina wa hieh ‘ gage: Nig > 9.| Prince ‘Street, broken ribs, broken KY : Bs pa ei) - ig a def ‘ y whi Where « husband who had children | Engagement to William G. Hollo-) tev pone: Francesco Allessandro, WN i Of an Italian country fa ise rvabic. a presumption of by a former mar became angry way Is Announced by Her — | No. 238 Bergen Street, probable trac: ff Mant decorations + ributo negihgenc irises and {over a wife's treatment of them and 7 }ture of si Jesse Bivens, No. 131 H by Robert Edw the burden is on him to show condl- | struck her and used vile language Mother. | Barclay Street, fracture of left thigh; fy One of the uniqu tions outside of himself that pre- | Daten Hilda Holmes ¢ J. Laisen, No. 61 East Park Street, ‘ ea exact, reproduc ree wiihian vented him. from seeing the defect {toward her, and also Tefused her). Min lice Molton of New Fork ane \neeg injured; Samuel Bailinson, ff ¢ ian, which will be in charge of, Mrs. | or y would excuse his failure to|Money she thought necessary, he was | Norton. Conn., will soon de the bride of xo, 168 10th Street, Woodbridge, Fy Walter Littlefield and the Italian observe it.—Bean v. City of PI el- | not guilty of extreme cruelty entitting | yam 1co HgHoway of this city.| concussion of the brain; Samuel ) Committee, consisting of Mrs. G.| phis, Supreme Court of Pennsylvania. | the with 4 4 b ouncement offthe engagement has Gorsfsky, No. 338 Myrtle Avenue, Ir- N Tritoni, wife of the Italian Consul verre ow ed and | just been made by the prospective! vingion, fracture of left leg. N Mer Josaph “di. Giorgit, Mrs. In| A notice of the protest ot a note |Pourd-—Thomas y. Thomas, Supreme |bride'’s mother, Mrs, Artemus H.| Ail but Gorsfsky were taken to bose A Perera, Mrs. Joseph Cucelc rate Cj properly addressed and left in the |Court of Errovs, New Jersey | Hotr | N Anastasei, Mise di Vicch), Miss seek MN ha waters ans Sles’ Hotes \s a“ > investigation, the pulce Young and many er Italtan | ® th wher Anything injurious to the pubdiic| te cee ee notorman, Clement Brarela N women, mail wae usually ed by the! health may be a nuisance, and Roe ee, ae eee South Seventh Street, Now- KR ’ Mrs. Charles Burner will have |p. was not « mailing of the| jo) 0) ay | bobs One it aot, Holloway is 6 by a former ar the conductor, Irving Smith, NN F} States of a gondola from which |potice as required by the statu + mu e duty of a Board of|marrioge of Mis, Albert F, dOeneh, and of No. 937 Grove Strect. Trvingtoa. | N , cigurettes and tobac be sold. Friedman v Maltinsk eme | Healt » prevent « condition likely |he is « grandson of the late William R.| One hundred yards west of the t N ' Bhe will be assisted by five gondolier | Court of Pennsylyinia © be detrimental to public health as | of He has for some y lived In saic River Bridge on che L N t girls, Mes. Jasper Rayne will pre # t [Uima, Peru where he has been associ- jighway is @ crosscver, used in & N I oo ogg i P sa vaauiae atte evils appear— ated with W. KR. Grace & Co. He was tu tiunine trolleys, 1t Was open W N N ton v. Atlantic City, Supreme |®raduated trom Harvard in, 1908 and | chi : ; N N - ty. me] T'nember of the Meadow Brook, car in charge of Brarele rus N N i vurt of Brrors of New Jerae: acquet and Piping Rock Chibs into it. He had been “making time N N —————— —— -— — a straight track and his car wea N j NES ng at high speed N N The car followed the tracks across N the roadway to the sdewalk ea N nig ts Of Columbus Notes. the twisting. as the car struck tie \ N other track shook the body Joose fron fY N WHERE TO ote HOW TO GET THERE rie Mie eeepc v halted as the body rolled over asainst N N 4 Hide group of entertainers provided that would have shamed the Acker, 4 Jersey City bound car on the next N N DATS. | by the Stage Women's War Re- | Merrail grape juice syngers. tr N N 8 STEAMBOATS. Scere eat Waves “4 The passengers tumbled about aa N N 4 oO oe | | ANT week a busy one at the; the body tilted. Many were trampled § N jlumbus last Sunday eveding eprung| K. of C. Auditorium, On ‘Tues./Upon as the men on top o° the heap FN N “ Novelty on the camp song ‘ans bv ! 4, tab forced a way out of the car. Others N day night, for which a movie show aut Leh Fh N R inducing the audience to sing “Over were cut by flying glass N N inducin had been scheduled, the men were Ong of the first pa N N | There,” and “Pack Lp Your T:oubies” giad to find that Capt.gPavis of the from the car was a Sister ¢ N N THE, MONDERFDL FREE DAY RESORT! | [*!2U!ianeously. The Misses Marie|M. P.'s had secured an eight number She was taken away by the driver “ ge ee vier and Harriet McConnell took up po-|¥audevilie show from New York, in an auto, who voluntcered to see her N tr. ae LI attery | [ations on either side of the stage a! [Which the male contingent were in a to her home Mest of the passengers N < 7 M “|emall minority were returning from work in the N the auditorium and after synchroniz- | panies uundation Company's shipyards. N ng the time led their respective halves| 9Prne new Fifth Street building has | 4 : N of the house in one ‘gigantic rows been in operation for more TRYING 10 SHUT OUT RAIN N Ne r side wquid admit at the} than a week now and will no doubt ’ N other sang the louder. Unbiased} #00n gain the popularity of its ill- N sever weve ered inat there was {tited predecensoe that sone out the! SHE FALLS TO HER DEATH N Savane cslas ‘ae ba edt Talal FPA TES a are Galton Geed America’s battle-planes yourself attacked by an- N Ge i pr » Prarie witht hy a ght m The furnishings of | wW : rise from forest and other battle-plane, miles N © same programme with the|this building have been provided by| Girl iting to Soldier Brother ir ; i N MoConnell sisters were Miss Law-|the Knights of Columbus Manhatt by | Girl Writing to dier Brother in raiine, pass thru their up in the air, the thrill N ry bi rence and Mies Helen Vogel, who}Auxiliary, which has devoted much France When Storm Sends enormous factories and soar into of all thrills. N ®! Fron team oat Go, layed. the VIII and calla, reapees| (itty “oud commrecec ee malate Bee Her to Window the sky with you as passenger. eco N yAY. INE CONEY ISLAND tively, and were warmly applauded. | ture : Ti ae newt eee . yourself making a land- N Special Schedule for SATU DAY, J ae Mies Adéle Q the most astounding ing in a great battle- N eee ; Without Se eeu Centr gar (hai x|T"s new club house at Ssaith’s|4 “window of he feats ever performed in plane at 70 miles an HN Vlg “tits digeaa ‘ ; Oo of C. wa br ghter ya asl e ey he fe une eh iste ye the history of aviation hour. N Let Pulien. ay,” as bi hed by a joint auspices 6 War Camp Com-|close is. she took o e scree ; tonal N ‘ | from the K. of C, Camp Upton ae munity Service, the Y. MC. A. the here c alt eae ML Aue. seraen and be there in the machine! eee N Xerus, illary, forty strong, ‘They wore iaden |, W. B: and the K. of U. will iwve) Warped and stuck, / she exerted all nee eee the manufacture of N and A fi . Ned | does not sto” with foodatutty upon which therel eos nt ncnic a eect cauve & lonal | emort to tone it down your pursuer only a’ few these wonderful ma- N Septed tor pamuse ic Telephon man, probably a first essistant in one|° "Then: her fingers sipped. and she ; N ‘Hiyromgh” Biramer.. 1 Suu were demands for second and even|of the camp housea plunged out of the open window to the yards away train his chines from start to N te aM on om Around third helpings. one period in the - | yard Max I tledman, 4 realdent of the machine guns on you finish. ‘ a N 1 itourialn Dini wasinla : ; Ouse, roans. He called a po rot) Kinguoo" Poin se dancing the canteen attendants were F°" several weeks passers by have| Cuman” and. they found Mies Post in and you'll see why you can't escape! eee N iit STEAMER leaves dally overwhelmed. Whereupon Jack Me-| been wondering what was to ap- | the yard. Whe sas Koken to is, S eee the splendid Liberty N TRAM aren a - Sake l pane aflan meneetary: Five a tin, | Lawrence here she died at N tag Maat oe ea Lath Bt « SAVINGS BANKS. Donald of Acker, Merrall's, who “hap. | Pit attr Stereo Maid to the] MARR t . with your own eyes what Motor shoot a battle- N Mt Ser 2% saint, | =| pened in," Jumped behind the counter] right of the Auditorium, ‘The secret | in tescutive clerks tor the “Old our battle-planes will do plane into the sky like N Newburg ; anaceimie ae The B si Bonk nd gave an exhibition ¢ rvice Dw out and should gladden the] minion Line, had gone out with to the enemy and why a rocket—see it carry Orville Wright N y rts o he camp tennis fans, who | moth for the evening. . Mis, ‘on . . ‘ yi adel e Bowery Savings Ban Will feel at home on the courts if| Was fo have accompanied them, we will win the war. faster than he ever went before. i nd t " 180 BOWERY hey. can really play without flannels phe 4, Tate retting home and rath Hi eee N a ‘ nae CAN: : § ’ r parents este ‘ N | YORK, June 10, 1918 | and silken, snow white shirts, than delay oe without her, ene ene IT ALL at the Broadway Theatre Begin- N idem, rates, te diane a sem ckukna) Otiaena at the falelat a spend the evening Writing, to | ning To-morrow Night. You must N ee i her brother, Louis E, y who has | N } metho YOCR PER CENT “ NEW THOUG ” RICHARD ARNOLD, NOTED | just arrived in Frat rance not miss t! Hi Aerial Lee lion of the age. N ! ber ahnum has been dociared wil | h SUNDAY SAIL], tessec crete css ye READY TO LAUNGH TWO eatre |i $3,000 w ali have t Jeposited .: a Jr M. and theveatter N eee ee ee renee | Believes “FRUIT-A-TIVES" Highest \iviinist When Seven Years Ok CARGO SHPS TUESDAY | BROADWAY Lato after 8 ae N Up the Hudson “Sie Cal ala sea rie Result of “New Thought” wl Wh uf ven Year be | Y at 4st Str TO: MORROW ( SUNDAY NIGHT) Mare tint H anc Mond 1d. 1998 In Medicie tlicer and) Supporter of alana ed N RBGULAR SUNDAY: SERVICE. @ko ; | oem IZ TETTIII TILLER TETTITITTEETEETIE LL II I TI I EICLLTE TONG AN ENJOYABLE DAY'S OUTING Hees bes ted vo or before dulz 10 Philharmonic Societ {Wooden Steamers Will Slip From) @™ TIITETTTEETEITIDALOS — av aceren a — raw interest from duly 1, 1M Beeb | H WENRY A. 8 Nok ' ae hold, Vice President of he Ways al Kearne Highland Falls, Newburgh, J 9.0.40) hocix' Winpien Palinarmaule Ractaty. ied peste diet) | . JOSEPH 8. LIDDLE. Secretary aya e tenox Hospital. He was \. | Beacon, Poughkeepsie, IRVING sais INSTITUTION niyeinres Oe ce ean tetan catatonic Arnold Was @ Violinist of repu- ‘ 7 e Foundation Yar¢ | nat jit Hrereea nd Aivigens tation when he was reven years Old! of try Kmereency Fleet Corporation | "BENS. B. “ODELL ae Han leader of the Memphis The-| 21 Kearny, N. Ju Tuesday corning. | sf Ga Soria ten yecame |” inst to slip into the Passaic River | ‘ ewe FOUR PER CENT. ew Zork a peat Known mae ot tal Bongarec, which ‘will bo | Sewbargh, |B oh - m or sme from $3 to $2,000 me AAG DY ALE ABYAUOD te SHR Felts stened by Mrs, W. G. Hudson, | | ewburgh, Beacos \ ba. athe e AB iva tay ‘ earriod through several | wigg of the District Superintendent | Mes Hesteusew oor ie Nir Het umihve' Sate 26 wll ng period ; tonstruction for Emergency CENTRAL HUDSON LINE . { H Vp Vhe musician was bon in Germany t Corporation It wi be | | q ' tsldént and came to thie country as a child.| junched at 945 o'clock | | " . : lary Hie went bask 10) Gare Now | the Coweta will be launched half | | TRIUMPH OF THE MOTION PICTURE} tudie hour later It will be christened | ETT eos eeronap iin ae aa Bae raya | BROADWAY at 49th STREET Mi! WELL WANTED — MALE Mey nau, nist. De- | by Mise Katt . ugh The (ireatest To Nery Het oy tee Mi ayley, Vice’ Presta hony Orchestra DIRECTION OF S. L. ROTHAPFEL — .23 mpiing German otters he] et ty» Aoundation Company Symphony Orches Fsbo ie i i'M Py tite New become @ | sohwab and officials from Wa IN DAR WORLD | ‘ ’ vin CAPE COD CANAL oa | n he joined Theodore ‘thom- | ton & expec’ n 4 DR ENON” } Ragneh Veryeyl fey foshiseaias WANTED t am notin the habit of praising any | Hestra, Under the leadership | Women and children will be SINOE OTHE BIR’ | = LS A dala. faa ad act praining aby V ot Leonuld Dam was con- | without passes Atom one 2 ONT es BO ealed to Be th Te eid iy "isundasn, Doel, at 6 STATION MEN AND material medicine, a> 1 ain an hiawine of the Symp Society | oe pRicts: Seeie Lee op Toxm § | prot Avistlen_Pictares Rzer_Rerveard ateroome, Meals——The Best ” ‘ at Mae Re falta. | 0 str n 1877 he be a mem Includiog War 12 } th the Following Exceptional Programm, Batereeal'stncies Beto eerie (New Thought i ate eras PHOTO PLAYS. | | “SISTERS OF THE GOLDEN CiRCLE,*AN. HENRY STORY —---- - uae Science), but some tim V had such n suveasaively director und Vige | meee SG | VEU. Be CoM JULES Bey eRLY EXCURSIONS. ‘ GES 21 TO 65, « bad stleok c mach! flee dunt Ree wan concert imebiar {ULE aNbanE ie awno —_-—-— -~-.-. SUBWAY AND ELEVALED Trouble that E gave up thinking I did not | from 1885 to 1808 “1 Tanne st i! ‘ \ i : ANNOUNCEMENT bh the Ni he oli A S d Ex a DIVISIONS. hice il, apattaak & nature Wr Me Arnold was a mem he} ROGKING CHAIR MOVIES | wman Tre ture Nina " UNGAY EXCUPSIONS NTERLOROUGH RAPD | 'Fruitatives or Fruit Liver Tables. _ THE RIVOLI ORCHESTRA tain ines’ ik. ce tha’ bonne NSIT CO, Moat gratifying was the '\ STATEN ISLAND NOTES, | AT BRIGHTON BATHS 9, BARRE, Conducting IIMA AMBRE inebhale Bound’ Re" Musio-—Dining Kooms—Luach Counters APPLY HOOM 1248, 168) relieved my liver und stom raeoeee . BRIGHTON WIGHT Tickets limited, on ale only” 08 BROADWAY, ¥ M.’TO S| te ¥ ; Wi on day of Excursions PM DAILY EXCEPT STIN,| leaned UP pire manisl Re ee eeuR Ie recover iat OPENS TO-NI bel He aoe City of Lowell DAY, end put new blood in iy bod sian taland’ HoMplial” taeda haeta “N AZL MO VA MOTION To Brid: “While Tam no backslider from ‘New | burns and shock ined when, wit A 4 PICTURE © Bry igeport LPhought,’ [feel there may be times whe lothing ablaze, yesterday, he Jump in TOYS OF FATE ioe ane is arita Badass Bay he Loose ape Arta EY as Spat rah Ceara et | Concert by Vessella’s Italian Band || Direction S. L. ROTHAPFEL hlidren 10 Cag) F that (Proltcautver’ ts ee ant 06 oe Island Shipbulldag Formerly 15 Yuars Steel Pier, Atlantic City COMMENCING TO-MORROW—PETROVA PICTURES Present wa Fon sn Nal DAME PETROVA "sHei** ca Tee ri Oe mbt lat GERARD'S (UMwt ' STEEL." Steamer Richard Peck DIAMONDS Of ON CREDIT vant Forma eg sviaine inde) i 6 n Mile. _D' Pepi Sascha Fidelman, Vic rtuo: MEKICAN cn » Us iY) " am « : ie To New Haven QRGAN SIGE Re DIMURD Wie) 4. A, YOUNG, Setien er Sasted «| My Four Years (n Germa' yi | THE RIALTO ORCHESTRA Me, Mar 26 b. .. oe ys At Ah ot : due @ bud, o for oe : “ me r3 - acy LEXINGTON IMEA.. oath StS tens HUGO RIESENFELD, Conducting 5 Ta Por 7... it. Sond Street 10.00 a. | meets BEA NELL : . 0 irive wil!) | * BSS RON pov | \ Sunerior Progra Musical and Tickets 81.45 Children TO Cents At dealers or from FRUIT TIVES Tune 28 i PTO! Y ry at AST TIM ies by Mrs. tty ¥ yeluding War 9as Limited, OGDENSBURG, Ny nai oDea t ARRIVAL IN LONDON Sunday World “Wants hg The New England Steamship Co. WORLD WAN1S WORK WONDERS “Avi. hams place this eve ww Lycee Misha Neneron “aad | Work Monday Wonders.