The evening world. Newspaper, August 4, 1920, Page 23

K——— (THE NEW PI NEW PLAYS “ Avartetse th in France” Practical but Dull ~~ EITHER great merriment nor Interest is likely to be excited by Bugene Brieux's comedy “The Americans In France,” brought out last night at the Comedy Theatre. All of us know that we differ In gnd he was lodged in the White Plaihs many respects from the French. Brieux adds little if anything to our | gucr were held information on this simply takes two Captain and a Red Cross nurse—and places them in contrast to his own people after the signing of the armi- stice, This js done with more fair- ness*than humor. The Captain, in building a watercourse across an estate, clears the right-of-way of ftreagured relics without regard for traditions, arguing at the “im- provements” he is to.make will justify his activities. The good work goes subject. He on with the tooting of a whistle and | other accompaniments, jarfing to the nerves of Henriette, daughter of the household, and is only interrupted momentarily by a strike of the work- men, who object to the thoroughly m teal system employed. But even Henriette is won over by Capt. Smith's enterprise and. his cheery as- surance: maid, lady—not on your life!" The nurse from Chicago is more disquieting ti Henrietta, whose brother has asi her to marry him, pointing out that the sister's devotion to Henri is really a sort of proprie- tory interest that amounts almost to ee fl The clash between these women gives the play its most in- terestl love of scene. But in their mutual enri they finally weep like ters. Then, in his master- Capt. Smith arranges to marry Henriette. The pay is prac- teal, but dull. Blanche Yurka acted Henriette in- teligently, and Wayne Arey was robustly assertive as the American Captain. Harriett Duke made a com- petent nurse. Madeleine Durand was true to life as a peasant. But there waa little life in the play, DEACON EXPELLED BY CHURCH AFTER SUIT BY HIS WIFE Unanimously, to Drop Newberry. Charles E. Newbury, whose wife [By CHARLES £5 DARNTON| | Americans—a’ “You going to be an old) recently obtained a separation, has | been expelled from membership in the | congregation of the Bedford Helghts | Baptist Church, Bergen Street and Rogers Avenue, Brooklyn, of which he was a deacon for fifteen years. ‘The expulsion was voted at a meet- ing of ‘the congregation last Friday night, but becamé known only to-day through a statement that purported to come from @ member of the church. It ret eG jes E, Newbury, an adjuster for the Brooklyn Union Gas Company, | whose wife obtained a decree of sep- aration, with $50 alimony, from Jus- tiee Cropsey in the Supreme Court, Kings County, on July 7, ‘was by unanimous vote of the congregation expelled from membership in the Bedford Heights Baptist Chureh. “Newbury offered a written defense covering many pages. but the evidence adduced by the complainant, both in court and at the hearing before the deacons, showing frequent trips made by Newbury in company with Isabelle Griswold of No. 1028 Carroll Street to Albany, Washington, Rochester and Buffalo, and @ week's eojourn at East Aurora and in Canada, left the mem~- bers of the church m0 other choice tut to expel Newbury, who had served them us deacon for more than fifteen Ry The information contained in the statement was verified by Dr, Theo- dore C. Wiggins, one of the deacons, who said the defense referred to was o@general denial of all pharges, He explained that the deacons had asked Mr. Newbury to appear before them in private to thresh out the matter, but he ignored the request. The meet- ing of the entire congregation then was called. “Mr, Newbury did not appear at thig meeting, either,” Dr. Wiggins de- clared. “The question of his expul- sion was put to a vote and unani- mously carried. ‘There was nothing else that could be done under the cireumstances.” Mr, Newbury, when seen at his of- flee in the gas company’s building, said he had no statement to make at thie time. His wife, who lives at No, 1039 Bergen Street, sald: ‘Phe person who sent out the notice 4\4 so knowing that every member CONCERTS AND MUSIC. OPEN AIR CONCERTS NALIONAL SYMPHOWY, ORCMESTIA, WALTER Innit pei 1 om rere rendng at 8.40. Toe ad 4b SMa a, aba Welty. Kivry. ALTHOU STADIUM it iswin Seb Amueras FARMS FOR 6ALE OR TO LET. © Miscellaneous. 2 Colonial Home Farm With Stock, Tools, Crops, $3,300 ine Around New se, Cai or arity for peu ir foun: AGENCY, 180 Nanaai wut "New TAUPDRY WANTO—PEMALE. "ORY WANTS—PEMALE, te by the day, Apply Apt 118, of the church was in sympathy with Minah Street, Jersey City, mpled a 0," voiver sticking out of his hip pocket. ‘At Summit Avenue Sple told Motar- mi In the separation proceedings, Miss Griswold admitted that on two oo-* & “oath casions Newbury had kissed her, but tne worpon” deciared “thero was no affection ta tion elther kl i a WHISKEY TRUCK KILLS GIRL. Driver Jailed at White Plains | Hind Barrel aud 20 Cases, An auto trick driven by Charles Pa fini and bound from Ne Britain, Coni ran do Hilda Westerhoim, daughter of Mr. a Mrs. Oscar W olm Armonk, five miles north of White ains, Bt etont rn Following the arrest of members of Troop Kk, State found he was transporting @ bar twenty cases of rye whiskey, lice say he could not produce a Ii to the Sixth t Bled Sith Street Heeman a toolpigeon’ thon kicked lim, nse He will be turned over to the deral authorities, The truck and he girl was killed she and her ws Winter Garden {? CINDERELLA ON: soyele Policeman Iz!li¥ about tt, and Bills and took ‘Bird and fo Bird was {elenges and flew to the safety” of t| way and 4 "ROB WAT 24 ACTORS GO TO THE JUG. Result pinints From Women, Rounded Up a ot Com- An unusual number of complaints from women to the police of the street er conduct of flashy men in Broad- led to a general round-up last nigat X"squad headed by Inspector William . Lieut. Rigney of the Weat ation made two sorties. jorthwest corer of Broad: reet and the other to min Avenue, between 47th and 4th i rald,notted twelve nominees, for a night in* the police station. The e | twenty-four Kave the stage as their jon, charged with «De wit Clinton! tn Geevton May Lith. Direct al Connections All through rath fg York snd Albany sovepted. COMEDY {«.,% 1 B90. THEAMERICANSIN FRANCE. ose ede mother were crossing t t while r father stopped to have his car re- aired. ‘The family was travelling from | Pittsned to New York City. petiole, Baton ATOP wre THEATRE “9, Bird ts He Proves It, Arthur F. Bird, traMe policeman of Leonia, N. J., was arrested yesterday in Jersey City for carrying a revolver. Bird was riding in a Hackensack trol- ley car when Henry Spie of No, 39 pt Rl OL HARLES. POOR inl ren Wed rand Wat 30 |. MATINEE. ‘SEAT! = IE’ ST MUSICAL PLAYHOUSE {i 1417-1423 THIRD NEAR 60" SIRI FURNITURE E, of Wway, Bren, $90. Wed, and Sat, 8.20, we SEEING Giu|FULTON *! “Crooked Gamblers” Sukie NOTSOLONG AGO ee a Finer Mari it. “ast: with Reland YOUN —SEATS NOW oe Mi = ne TAYLOR HOLMES in Hfelephone Canal Day” ine BEAR MT. amar rats Lipp stared ‘Gane Sittmeia wea” sac” RAS weex FLORODORA Fre, 608 Cond Seats af $8: 850 at, $1.80) 100 ot 51.00; Mt Boor otncrs ae ohs0 and 82.00 aes Cash orCredit OPEN EVERY EVENING. LITTLE THEATRE Yiu. 265. $38: EMILY STEVENS NORMAN fie*“FOOT-LOOSE” | BE 0. P. HEGGIE in By ZOR AKINS, Author of “BECLASSER.” wre Wa? te Nein “ me. ota a D he BROADHURST Tima, THE BLACK-FACE COME By OCrAVUS ROY Stax at E are receting hundreds of Ling, "Far auance Feduewts for our new 118-pase Catalogue. Those wh the point “of” selecting the furilture for their new homes are writing Us for this most complete ” book eversthing for every room in the apartment or. ho showing Just how GuORON BROADHURST ite ase "Toate 2 % tories of negro life LAUGHTER WELL 7 “KEEPS THE LISTENER HAPPY THROUGH. pate OUT THE WHOLE EVENING.”—Telegram. Fare ‘0c. Round Tip. ané Holidays 650 ‘cildren Under rie Half Fare, Cafeteria Lunch HUDSON RIVER NIGHT LINES COMEDY it, TY! VEN! ie by Mra, Lillian ‘Trimble Brad! published tn nthe ideal, BT scneaminacy ponny: the furniture will aypear in YOUR prices home, All eavily Fee duoed «fcr our should hare T ONCE a ae, a Wirwour rain. "it's Pheeh Furniture Lought now may be in our w tor ere free, for 6 months. Easily reached {rom West Side by 86th or S9th St. Crosstown Cars, Pree man SRTMENT $245 LYCEUM ® INA CLAIRE 4, |) KNIGKERBOGKER, ‘Wed. VICTOR HERBERT S NEW OPE THE GIRL vi - spOTLighT OBE treks Tren, at 13 THE S-ROOM APARTMENT $585 ff BEST 8700 VALUE "SS * h Bt Ihe ents $2 00 Saute enon with AN! eee COHAN & HARI Is i x 7 alto, to New York ey and Connecticut, Auto Track your Door, ADVERTISEMENT. [ Was a Hopeless | © Invalid. Now Look at Me! — LIBERTY Went 424 St. Fives, $8.20. Mats. To-day & Bat.2.30 For Sale now ot ell newrstents—-28e, 480 ROCKAWAY BEACH Ly. W. 120 8t 889 AM: Phen 1, NAR, 10.18 AMG Reskaney, b0"P' at 1 alt 1279. all 'SUNox' Trips Up, the Hudson to ne] Buk | Str, GRAND REPUBLIC\EAYES ,PATTERY & Round tT ote a FRESHMENTS—DANCING saver ner neoniee teen tank. OPENING NG "ERLE Tasers Steamship oan! Ine. te BOSTON METROPOLITAN LINE All the way by water |] VIA CAPE COD CANAL Bieamers are Plor 18, North River, Oo, WELCOME! KNIGHTS OF COLUMBUS STORE OPEN 9 A. M. TO 5 P. M. Fourternth Street Blankets -:- Household Linens HEARN Wen of Fite Avenue 28% Annual Augus& Sale ete Upholsteries 5 AUGUST SALE DEPARTMENTS Linens, Towels Draperies Blankets Muslins, Sheets Towelings Shades, Etc. Comfortables Pillow Cases Flannels Cutlery, Soaps Quilts, Pillows Curtains, Rugs Decorative Linens Silverware Tickings Tas 28th August Sale furnishes another im- pressive proof of the success of Hearn sales. 28th Annual August Sales Muslins, Sheets, Pillow Cases It is wise to buy in generous quantities during this August Sale, benefiting by the money-saving values. 36-inch Fruit of Loom Muslin—our reg. °.45 ry 36-inch Lonsdale Muslin—our reg. .43. 35 36-inch Hill Muslin—our reg. or Limit 20 Yagde—No Mail or Telephone Orders, Bleached Dwight Anchor Fine Bleached Muslins 26 inches wide—our ror. » 74. 29 Unbleached Muastin-——extra vy quality—mill lengthe— 3 to 16 yarde—value va. .24 (Neo Mall or Telephone Orders.) 36-im, Cheesecloth—soft, absorb- ent quality— our regular 10% jale 7% OT a Ap Sti Orders.) our ‘regular .74., Will Wash Heavier and Mohawk SHEETS and PILLOW CASES Greatly Reduced from Regular Prices wn Wark Nenvies. Pillow Cases, iy Nemeiag. Soxs0 Inches—our reg. Meret Also August Sale Reductions in Anchor, Utica, Wameutta and | | Ahad Bedford Sheets and Pillow Cases. 28th Annual, August Sales SOAPS and Other Home Needs Stanley's Nursery Castile or Peroxide Bus Soap— our reg. Stanley's atmo Buttermilk or Witch Hi: fore suven 8 1g Chief” Soap—manufactured for importation by the Manhat- tan Soap Co. Sold to us at far below market value—mad sell for .10 cake Wild Violet Soap—purchased un- der same conditions as “Big Chief” Soap—made to Grr hk Be CAKE. occ eeresesevers Sale 4 Olive Oil Castile Soap—average weight of each bar about 4 Ibs —our reg. $1.46......Sale .81 | Fancy Toilet Soap—choice of Armour’s, Stanley's or Jergen’s —8 cakes in box— our reg. .30 & .85.Sale, box 25 Armour’s or Jergen’s Fancy Toilet. Soaps—box of 3 cakes— our reg. Sale 18 3 Cakes Armour’s Soaps—boxed —Lilac or Lily of the Valley— our reg. .20. Sale 18 Jergen's Violet Transparent Glycerine Soap— our reg. 14 cake. Sale 8 for .25 Large can Jergen's Taleum Pow- der—our reg. .18...Sale 12% Armour's Sylvian Taleum Pow- der—our reg. .16 Sale 10 28th Annual August Sales Towels and Towelings Buy While These August Sale Prices Prevail Cotton Huck Towels—bl soft finish—white or red borders, hemmed—sultable for doctors’ use— our reg. $1.46 dos....Sale 1.38 Bleached Turkish Towels—hem- med white borders— our reg. .48 .......,.Sale * Turkish Clothe—soft, ‘ab- b aient yarn aueven ‘stripe cotton—heavy qualit: pie a plas or red our reg. ce. 00, om ---Sale 45 Cotton Huck Towele—full bleach- pe terry white pet > cs Turkish Towele—close spongy weave—fancy colored Jacquard -borders— —hemstitehed white damas! ders with monogram wreath— our reg. $1.18 Sale 17-in. Blue-Bordered Toweling— for dish and roller use— our reg. 04 . ya. 24 Cotton Glass Toweling—red blue borders— a 40... alton linen (part cotton)-—-18 in. wide— our reg. .88 28th Annual August Sales Household Needs Every housewlie should make it her duty to attend this August Sale Table Oilclothe—1% yds, wide— plain white a assorted colors —our reg. Sale Wi po ves eees 48 Opaque ‘dew Shades—6x3 ft— plain white and assorted tints— mounted on dependable rollers —our reg. .7B.... 6666s Sale Aluminum Tea Kettles— “our reg. $3.60... Sale 2.65 Liquid Vensie Floor Polishing Mops—eleans and polishes— our reg. $1.75........ Sale 1,10 THURSDAY FRIDAY Clearance Sale of fot of Murray St, Phone Barclay 6000, | Daily at 5. M. Wayiight Tupey Tri ed Hats ‘ £8 ||. ae URSDAY FRIDAY Blanche Bates ™ Banded sailors, dress and oy.“ The Famous Mi Fair | FPROCTOR'S iE ( , t ( 1 tailored models for wom- ‘NEW YORK THEATRES Three Trios Daily '? ret oa ear ances en or girls. These hats | Broa giay 2 ) | (urls Hichards, Tommie alien & Co. | y abe Pi Mesh the ate LAST, 4 ‘ are in varied colors and | a DIN TAKE COMEDY = nS ienentr ere beAb Air MaMWINT Good quality—good workmanship— smart combinations, in EAS Sane Ons sawn (79.80 Trip E 50c fam fy good style good value. horsehair and faney, At St! sot Slephones Broad 7380-6034 straws that can be worn ; Kea ab” ay Co Feta og aa Ss with any costume, f coaae pecial KEANSBURG, Md, BOATS i ° Trimmed Hate—dreas and tailor Pala i ty ke, al Bay fais ue made models— Nr ¢th ay A A iP vane A clearance sale of more than a hundred were $4.96 and $5.96......2.97 oe in various short and full lengths. Banded Sailors and Girls’ Hate— eels (oll i foe se on ne “vere 88.00 end 62.86,..--1.98 IPA BEACH, DAPACSADE | o's, 2ntn ae. [ttt & Moore "Moval Gaseotenca basil | These coats are made of very fine tweeds, ‘Tima Saboats horeshate and atl t Ln Continue - URCE oa ae tae ey $9. polo cloths, serges, taffetas and silk poplins, Efe site Pee ti 457\ STRAND ie ‘in Baud She aL ithe aM oh | lined throughout with plain and fancy linings BE kath NORA BAYES ilore | iG "SIDORE Arde og RIVERSIBE i, rare pyhicier ae’ ome luction o mn elon. Bremer | * a se ‘ ew You atre ‘00 4 | LOEW'S N Y rk Theatre & R A choice of sport and utility models, Sales Continued e Jack-Knife Man’ | giscsAcr tit adhadeulobrtes Two Day Sales, Lingerie, | Mr, Wiliam R. Mayberry, of Mechanics | orakt rhino afin aw |MORNING SPECIALS—Today and Tomorrow Until 1 P. M. | Babies’ Shirts and Diapers. | Falla, Me. behaves he falda the vora’s TIVOLI) ALICE Bnapy iy A To prevent dealere buying, quantities restricted, No Mail or Telephone Ordora. | Also aaeaiionsl ese of | record for the number and variety lis A Crepe Kimonos et] | eases harbored in a single body at one time. wway AT 5 ad $2.08 Men 177 and 87 ct. Women’s Fine Cotton and He alto, believes he holds another wotld’s TAL t Oo, AMUSEMENTS. sh Por g evel 1.96] ‘Union Suits ...., #9 | | Cluny Laces, record for covering the dista between | = RELIABLE GOODS~ LOW PRICE. eensit or large check, in mercer- Various sinos—rem. & extra eines, = ‘ total sickness and ci orp heall 7 TIMES 89. mialto onciserna }TEEPLECHASE EASY WEEKLY OF Om per ere 7s {aed plain “efoth and many other Rae Se WEAA.—SLAIN PROGR, ; Until @ Iittle more than one year ago Mr, WO EMPLOYER RATE, ECALL, 1.67 Little Tots’ Tub Dr 100 4 |Mayberry, wos the prey to. almost Coney | |} ORITERION Humoresque"’ TH rar PLACE. CSI SUN's UNDERWMAR—SLAIN FLOOR, sie ate tee te easy Thursday | sort of ‘chronic sickness one could Bway at 44th Mt Emanuel List & Chorus OL BA Union Overalls chambray—E ‘ha (a gel, HNN, An "ued era Luncheon | 2a (AMF - o were making his life miserable. "57 varieties | 42.4% Ma's ALIS . fing 4a! i of il health i the way he describes his con STARLIGHT’ }" ced aae es TinChs DIAMON Ds ig dogiesie Bley aad Served 11.30 A. M. to 2.30 7. BR it balbriggan Oe yae an acdc pal Mad of medi tk EMiaatn lea phi tare * LUNA Chien Frat Weak a WATCHES — JEWELRY | aD TEATMRY—OCAIN FLOOR, ETS ra aga . (noice) Ks j aay data him different : ti Parvo 0. » Convenient moat ‘onsomme Vermicel i a by Fo steadily worse, | NEW was Tea | “OLEATY BLEATY” ONEY FOLAND. ON CREDIT hy permeate Ag ne ana ‘colote chat or | $9.74 Boys’ Summer Suits 7.60 Vegetable Soup ij Then he found the road back to health. | BRIGHTO i HELP WanTl | values A Hae | ean mamoiren, taffetaa and | Various coat atylon in Malm Reach (Chotce) Today he is one of the healthiest individuals geighton Be x | ROYAL DIAMOND & WATCH CO. LIBRONS MAIN FLOOR, nos’ LOTHENG—TICIRD FLOOR, Curry of Veal with Rice en you will find in a day's walk |AUTOMOBICE ~ 36 MAIDEN LANE Phone John 243 ie yak Veet wie How he accomplished this rejuvenation A ND BODY A A as | GARSHiG, <— $1.38 Meh Ih vr anne. ORES 40 at Ginghams. ........... a Boiled Potatoes String Beans ‘ is one of the most interesting stories ever WANTED BY CHEVROLET |DIAMOND SAGUON CREDIT | 88 inches wine Ere ive Exce!lont quality for women and Assorted Cold Cuts ry told, MOTOR CO, FLINT, MICH.| NO DEPOSIT REQU i Waar Potato Salad Salmon Salad N = > " of WASH FAB LOS. BASEMNNT, ‘otato Sal > cone an he vem "BROOKLYN. MENT AG'Y, 12 STATE ST. rth BRS MANA: | oy gut Clothes tnch 17) $226 Dre Sain SE lach, 2.88 Croan Thy article "How 1 Cured. 57 Varitin of SALTY apa : 1 at cette Tusttous’tlalak, “| “Light and dark colorgsenft finiah Ralsin Cake Fig Delight prrecnsyemrremaeronrag in the Augut ine of PHYSICAL (P Tatiiabce WANTED. Chait Cains umm: in be ot — | 9008 Senedd AsmEeT, BMA RTURR MAIN PUA Tea Cofee Milk may farwdhle Stent far | ON yy " ud ns: Wat ck oui ed Piatt aaa pia Lie ova See other page for Drastic Clearance Reductions in Women’s Dresses and August Sale.of Patty He Wont AND Mis Wire’ tia ictectilaties 4 yaw . i553 IS em en Et Se et = ee een ene