The evening world. Newspaper, November 22, 1919, Page 6

s. Ziha Kicks a Goal, rH ENING WORLD, SATURDAY, NOVEM All Their Rents Raised -Off Wasn't According to Rule, Judge Said, and, Anyway, Popular Indoor Sport of the Neighbor-Loving East Side Is Doomed, Because Tired Janitress Isn't WASHINGTON GIRL Asks Annulment of Performed 22 Days After They Met. WAS AN IMPOSTER Marriage Four Who Got Away With $50,000 W Worth of Liquor. to IN PIER Toe BOK TO SETTLE STRIKE Detectives yer in Vain for lesion “Vacations” Com- positors Will Be Induced Return to Work. WHISKEY THIEVES PRINTERS’ UNION (New Omerings feat Cecil B, De Mille directed this Paramount Arteraft production. ria MacPherson made the adap- tion. Thomas Meighan bart of Crichton, the butler, who proves himeelf the real man when a British lord and hi on an uninhabited Seas, and becomes the King, Gloria Swanson plays Lady Mary Lasenby, who falls in jove with the butler-king and fights with a gcullery maid for he South Sea islands, and one ro centres arou the Dictator-General, who blackmalls the American con- cessionaire. The nero 1s an engineer who has been all over the world. He ig the manager of the mine. The called “The Head Waiter,” Hy Mayer, cartoonist, Ned Wayburn’s Demt- Tasse Revue and Arthuf Pryor’s Band STRAND—Anita Stewart will ap. pear in an adaptation of Pinero’ “Mind the Paint Girl's ‘TI character is a eirl of the slums who joins the chorus of a musical comedy and by spilling a bucket of paint in- spires a song. She springs into fame, and a nobleman and a yiain are rivals for her love. A Choester-Out plemented by the News Weokly, @ mony,” with H. B. Warner, “Under Suspicion,” with Ora Carew, Wednesday; “Kastward Ho!” with William Russell, Thursday; J. Stuart Blackton's production, “Dawn,” Fri- mi . { daughters of tne mine owner visit the gay; “Che Heart of a Gypsy,” Satur. y Sch F | P t t | am property at a moment that has been Fras ars. nur £uUes £rovest, } RIVOLI—"Male and Femaie,” a fim| selected fora revolution, Norman Quvqnud Tasca” with Frank Mayo, tm | van svt J. M, Barrie's play, “The! Kerry and Anna I. Nilsson head the gece ms ble Criehton,” will be the ohiet | Cart, nerd, will salvo by f comedy PHOTOPLAYS. soo - a ‘a his kis; The “Oberon” overture will . : ‘ : bs enic, a comedy, the Topical Re- f ng to Be Witnessing All the Time. The tale of how William Robert! prneticaity every fie Four members of the Executive] De played by the orchestra. with VAt a eee veneer nurmivers will Come ically every detective in New ¢ Fountain,” a dance poem, as an- |View and © ; Archer, an Engli4h law ¢ , mas- York Is to-day on the lookout for Council of the International Typo- other number. plete the programme. | ; : madtal sitish the four burglar Dwa | | By Roger Batchelder. borly quarterback that such games| querading as a captain in the British fecbar tare Gat who tate last night graphical Union went into conference] praLTO—Josoph Conrad's sea| MOSS'S BROADWAY TITHATRE— ; were only « turday af expeditionary medical forces, a mem- nree watchman In a ble 1C® today with Prosident Leon H. Rouse story, “Victory,” produced aaa photo-| "anche Sweot will be the herving have heard all about those | noon the mild- Week | eee the English nobility and a man Chest on West Shore Railroad Pier by Maurice Tourncur, will be|of Bret Harte's “Mightingg Creasy.” people who are witnesses by| distur uld cenge, That was) Pr Ot viependant income, won her in| N°. 28, on the Hudson, opposite the and other officials of the local “Big| hewn, ‘stephen Fox prepared. the| The “Parisian Faahton Frolic will ednes id OF ure A rs. de) ie jome, | + ad 4 4 y + Al) be sup- Profession and like the job, wluening trom the aearby | marrage twenty-two days after they |f0%t Of Harrison Street, loaded six Six” Typorraphical Union for the| the Sout Some of tho scenes arn in| continue. Thoso fouturne wi > bo sy Mrs. Holfon, tho junitreas who! poodle and pickle market, spurned]... os M erday | >&rrels and 600 cases of Canadian Purpose of settling the long contro-|veals a volcano in action. The lead. | scen dd musical numbers. me iA, “you. Gah GA tired of witnessing al!|the door of Mrs. Schnur. ‘More ac. | Were introduced, was vs bel! ~ Y | whiskey on to two motor trucke-the versy which has tied up many pub- Ing rolee are played by duck ott and vingdallvgs —— ee curately, she snubbed the portal on| before Supreme Court Justice Don ir trucke—the cha Owen. Other film oferings| TORW'S NEW YORK THEATRE! i the way upstairs, because she had|nelly by Mrs, Florence Brainerd |!84ing took more than an hour—and Hications in New York. will ‘ee the Rialto Magagine God w] Aer eisractions ill inoiile “Pals | inning Hon ny bundles to gucceastully kick | Grimw« 10. 2 Oliver, street, are off. Estimates of the value All that in needed . pots d gormedy Ag an overture, Mr. Nolen. afd Warmer,” with May Allison, | BLANCHE” ting, ET hier 0} shion- | of the whiskey range from $36,000 to Situation to something like normal ts | fe ns selector rel av.” bY| Monday; “A Fugitive From Matrl 9 ime bi idn’t| order to show that famil ne c a Veter Tschaikowsk: Mi; as |i" oe ee ie Washingion famiy, say gg. | #80000. The Imprisoned watchmen for the “vacatlontat” printgrs to #0 |totriqneittine tity tear ah | SWEET "Cressy 7 HARTE 5 ot wan not due to quaintances with women like Mra.|Wefe tn the tee chest until nearly back to work, and it was expected | Sweat Voice” from “Samson and Dell- CONCERTS AND music. a new one for olf Kewx RA Market Court. EAS Im [] | Ax. ano rorsott ov W. K. Vanderbilt, Miss Anne Morgan and Mra, Scarborough and reiation ship with Bir Joho DeWars were ac- cepted until the adventurer passed worthless checks among his wife's midnight, | that this would be @ result of the|!ah.” The fact that another holdup, quite| Conference, held at the Hotel Im-| caprrot—a film version of “Sol- as daring, occurred at about the same | Pertal. diers of Fortune,” by Richard Hard- lens MAXINE ELLIOTT’S THEATRE hour gave Commiasioner Enright’s| It was pointed out that the Bxecu- | ing Davis, will be the feature picture. waik.e& mi a wn rs 4 © pessim! re: 01 6 “a Kn can re sb rand. the pi I BER ind sick about it,| door ba =, riinwe 4 veten a? lot to think about to-day and) Uve Council, which disapproves the}. eh Peeabite Gane ro ] | Mra. Gri d is the daughte | led t imistic fears th action of the “vnentioniata,” has A JM, Jude.” dev a wealthy real estate operator in hat New Woy. 30TH. AT SUNDAY DEC. 7TH, AT _Danict Mayer, Mat. Koa HIPPODROME, SUN. AFTERNOON, NOV. 30, at 3 P. M. ONLY CONCERT THIS FALL BUNDAY bi 4 described th yy. are, York {8 in for @ “run” of hol and burglaries like the series of loft rob- bertes the reports of which came al- Most to a stop with the beginning of summer, various powers. It can order Rouse and the other local officials to order their men back to work. It can order Rouse to revoke the union cards of those who refuse to return to work. Washington, Shi of her marriage. en tho name which her husvand gave her, she says, was Gilched to enable Archer to fleo pm Bngland with Scotland ives close at his heels, an annulment Te. 7.4 ‘47 ST. KONTINVOUS HOON TO ORF Direction JACK EATON. Continuo Noon to IU. Br ORB ah ES ma "ANITA. STEW ART! the famous -etage acme, Sain THE"BAINT Gimee was another of those “love thy worse than thyself" onsos, have always been popular and |! I. hinges and avory thing ‘will be an long as the ast aida) \’ on went upstiira and warmly greeted by the cheering on the east sido of Manhattan. 4 Y CONCERTS AND Music. Pa was aec- lion comprising the big and. little nd to forfeit a bail bond Shortly after the $35.00 1 i to fo lh bond 5,000 And if Rouse and the other local of- family tokennjtike hurtling flat-|Zihan, while t hnur rotors cried! Swagger in his uniform, sho aays|Job four bandite hed nee | Ratalg Valine ts WAbby OY Order \BB fend crashing cottingn add sent | arechingly, “Hold ‘am, Yale.” The] archer won his way into the good maremed. into Ue KAMO WARK protested and Inid on the table before Judge Corrigan in the grand old templo of justice, Ho acted us a sort of Chairman of the Indoo Executive Council can, as a last re- ‘port, revoke the local charter and {start a no wunion, steamship agency of David Meadow, | No. 237 Fifth Street, and robbed, Meadow of $1,0000, One of them fired graces of her friends and obtained w minor connection which he utilized to collect contributions for British soldiers and for a “British bazaar. to be eure. But Mra. Ziha (do onounos the Brat two syllablen) the usual mothods of internal 3 & shot at Meado: The members of the Executive ARO. AMANDA war. Bach time sho want| Sport Committeo, and declared that) Mra, Grimwood alleges he told her w as he started to e rf Geer ot Mra. Gchour, instond | 12° Kiok-nf wan contrary to tho rales) he was a suricon in Landon and was give chase and the steamship man | Council attending the conference are: An ee LN g of the rence was Rume. educated at Kton and Oxford. His| collapsed in the street | John W. Haya. Secreary-Treasurer; PATHE COMEDY tho tho ‘fa cami or even ringing the; not sufficient, he ruled, She mtd * 1 ag Fs He was fs WORLD'S FAMOUS t feviowiasOheehen Goeth ould kick the daw. Romo. | "What happened?” ho inquired ot] Pome ot Be GOO a eae nd hin mus] erented At Rellevue Hospital for, a| Walter Barrett, First Vice President, wer ORATURA St 1 Sy h a . She would only caumn @ dull ihe Janitrons, after the two fighters | ther was the owner of sixty houses! %lp wound and J. J. Hoban, Second Vice Presi- r QUES, MONDAY. rand Symphony Orchestra ; had complicated mattera by trying to CARL EDOUARDE. explain thom. “One of them got tho rent raised. Conductor, a sister was dent. outside of London, and married to Sir Charles Custer, They will confer later with the Charles Habner, one of three night | Labor Committees of the employing but more often, uccorting to watchmen on pier No, 23, was called Last Tine To-day CONSTANCE TALMADGR * in “A Virtuous Vainp.” ‘testimony of Mra Sohnur, are ance, ole ne her, we forcibly insert her foot through |und the ather ono xald her hushand aeaeraat tn nave Sir John Dewars| % te door at 9 o'clock by « terrific | Printers. And to-morrow they will an play up to the landlord,” ex- me ~ | ban, ttend eotin; the local ("B —_—_—_—_—_—_C = flower left hand panol, making it Saltend the {ualamane witeleene he knighted by the King, and he him-| ar ein, la end a m x of the 1 ("Big PHOTOPLAYS. PHOTOPLAYS. he wolf had very recently been a mem Who's there?” Hab: Six") union. HELP WANTED—FEMALE, flor the wind to come in, and for|proom, mop and roanh powder, “And| hor of Parliament from the Bysex| « Hlabner demanded. | smereibenenseaeneeneenen | HELE WANTECSESMALE ‘eat and tho younger Bohnur prog-|here ix whore 1 sect off,” whe ex-| District, Leicester ‘Ono of tho floatmen,” waa the| TH Alleld Printing ‘Trades Couneit to go out. All of which tended | ploded. “I suppose T am a witness. | while at a Now York hotel on their | nswer. has issued a statement that the lead- | Well, T ain't any more, I'm through | noneymoon, the witnoss saya her] Habner opened the 4 ership of the secession movement is Times || YOU. the family larce aod panates) with'the witnomin. All T been doing | guxpicions wero first aroused when lint fe door and looked | sor the LW. W. type.” | If you are in doubt the dining room shelf. wo olin witnoaninye. irs one woman gets] her father cashed his clieck for $100] n.0, ‘Ne musale of a revolner. ‘Thres eS —— Ss | about just what occu- fighting and then I got @ witness; | ang it came back. men sprang upon him, They were BAKER HEADS CONSUMERS. quare | pation you should en- savern} times recovering the|then another woman gots fehting, | According to Mra. Grimwood, the| well dreasod. Each wore a cap with —- ter just cousider this . fact: Within the past nine months over 2,000 young women have been added to New and T make another witness, All they do in fiehting, and all J do ts witness- Ing. all through.” She was awarded the decision “doctor” lett a trail of indictments, arrests and bad checks as wide as the milky way. On Jan. 7, 1917, she said, he was arrested at Washington for obtaining money under false pre- tenses, HUGO RIESENFELD, Director Commencing Sunday 1 P. M. Maurice Tourneur gat and progeny, and replacing 4 ne ane Mrs. Schnur became voxed, 0 bi formed hor nuigh- the peak pulled down ofer his eyes, None wore an overcoat. They ap- Pearod to know their territory, “Where are the two othor wateh- men,” one of them asked. Z . League Elects Secretary at Conven- tien; Inderses Keayon Gill. LOUISVILLE, Nov. 22.—At & seasion which closed early to-day the convontion National Consumers’ League day of what he intends to do In the ’ of the Presents She last sw him, she mys, in Jail) “Out on the pi York City’s f of controversy between the Extraord-| inn 7, “igi7, and on June 21a] The pier,” said Habner, unanimously re-elected Secretary Baker 66 a or ty’s force 2 bandits rushed Habner into the|as tts President. 33 telephone operators. nary Grand Jury and District attor-| child, Rosemarie, was born. His pros-| pier office ‘And waited for Da IN ry F PY J vi nd othe nary Grund Jury and Dirt A. ar sae anes | Blea ae Hated for Burd Nac | eet ing rents ant ier] WER OIT in Victo And. hem consider to him, it was pointed out. dovngavita and certified coplos were Mer htrecegrtes ele Nathanson | e4opted, calling, Tele tee naman on : “ ” The increased de Ho may name a Deputy Attorney] gunmitted ahgwing “Grimwood” con-| bound and throws tee the ioe noume, [record In favor of the Keapansitradriol MACK SENNETT COMEDY: ‘‘HIS LAST FALSE STEP mands for telephone Generalto aid tho Grand Jury in its! victed for ry, Nov. 1918. at! Then the trucks, were, driven. Ih ion "proposes “Ucensing parking | carn be eet 2 CORLL ih Sariee sins New Oe investigation of the District Attor-! Toronto, Can., was adjudicated a bank- land the men loaded them leisurely. MOUALTO ORCHESTRA “M.AROH SuAv" City are such that be- rupt in Engiand and ts now wanted! ‘rho bonded whiskey had been ike TRCHAIKOWRRY by Scotland Yard detectives. A de-| tend. penition from. the real Grimwood, | "=qyvere” gone te NS ard whose passport he stole to come to! here.” the men In the leebox were | America, was filed, and a lino-up of | told just before they heard the de. | bad debts. i Justice Donnelly reserved decision. oe wy falls Teens my ens enn HOTEL SITE COST $4,000,000. will have it blown off.” Last Times To-day, WALLACE REID tn ‘Hawthorne of tween now and next spring we shall be able to provide places in this worth-while occupation for 1,000 other young women. WHY NOT BE ONE noy's office, several city departments, the traction situation and other mat- ters; he may call a special term of {the Supreme Court, as Mr. Swann | now asks, or may rofuse to take any action at all, as he did a few wocks PHOTOPLAYS. ORIBITION NEXT Island to Lead in Attack OT AMUSEMENTS. _ OT NT TEE y . ago. An hour later a genuine floatman | OF THEM? on the Eighteenth | The wholo situation is now re bogie a for fom che, nines. | Apply at garded as squarely up to the Gov-| Price ¢ rman rent ay os ends, the, 1158 B'way, cor. 27th Amendment. Siren Pe, eer ae ets cies roe watchmen, and one of them answered St., Manhattan, bim from the icebox. ‘That the Pub cobacttt "ote! ‘Con- struction Company, a Delaware corpor- tion, which ts planning New York's largest co-operative hy paid $4,000,000 for the Broadwi Béth, 56th Streets and Waa disclonod when # # it his attention because of the illness z . —he| of his mother. His secretary, George gneare pe. 9. Be K Van Namec, said ho might make ye Amendment to the Con- wome statement to-day. it establishing permanent Pro- | — ce on will be attacked by the wets,| Four Sets of Teeth, All His Own. or telephone Madison Square Official. The Employment Of- fice is open from 8 A. M. to 6 P. M. BRANCH OFFICES: Dr. Willis C. Noble, sixty years old, P\of No. 66 South Fullerton Avi | Montclair, died at his hom was filed to- | from a corebral hemorrhag KNOXVILLE, P Nov. 22.—Sidney day in Bupre me Court by John F, Kir-|itinesa of several months. nee ‘Nop BRONX. [MH yas learned to-day from attorneys, ya) was raising his fourth erop of Sein nee aes esiocet (Th inset ass ‘atthe Mountain: 4583 E. Tremont Av., 4 pating in the Gupreme Court teeth to-da: reaitat hi year Sid-|and William Foeegener amicers, thé | tieed in Montelalr 12 M. to9 P.M. ie jney'a third crop ta m, but Sid- |papers having been served, through 'Kir- born in Ne F, 0 pes fryer the yanGity G8 war.| pay’ fet We © dew | war's stor On| He wasp graduate of Bellevie Tes: Soa Ra | an Prohibition. pital Medical College. fiiutional Prohibition “will be |. to the last diteh,” it was! Rarnott at No. 18 1 81 Willoughby St. - 9 A. M. to 5 P.M. 1336 Broadway, 9A. M.to5 P.M New York Telephone Company. W.L. DOUGLAS SHOE CO (MABGACHUSETTS CORPORATION) OFFERS $3,000,000 , 7% PREFERRED STOCK PREFERRED AS TO DIVIDENDS AND ASSETS PAR VALUE $100.00, NON-ASSESSABLE, . ready plang aro being made to’ 4 : the amendment about the time effective, Jan, 16, The first “probably will be made by the of Rhode Island, which will ask Court for immunity from nent of the amendment on the that the State Legislature bey ratified It, BEN WELCH AND.-HIS NEW REVUE UDEVILLE CONCERTS SUNDAY 2 CAPITOL __HELP_WANTED—MALE. Opulent scenes of a life of ease among Fj the titled rich. LINOTYPE OPERATORS (2). immedi ‘ately: permancnt day work: union aoale $32 weekly, Wire answer, Daily News Fitebure. Mass, YOUNG MAN who wishes a good home. iehen work North Hudaos alana, the State attornara | CAPITALIZATION hawwen N.S said, will not only strive to re- AUTHORIZED OUTSTANDING yor ea P R SALE. fot itaclt, but will neck to knock || 7 Per Cent Preferred Stock 85,500,000 $2,500,000 GU EMPE y FOR SALE. ______«< the amendment on the ground | jommen Steck 1,000,000 ° 1,000,000 D AV iD “RECAS co IAMOND Paces have pan ory yoqulariy, for the past seventeen years. january Ist an ly Ist There is be investment in the United States. ere ner it is usurpation of State police by the Federal Government. His realized the States can delegate powers to the Federal Govern- but at this point the method cation will be attacked. 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