The evening world. Newspaper, August 16, 1921, Page 12

MRS. ASTOR CHOSEN | AGAIN AS NEWPORT | NATION'S THEATRES om NEWPORT, R. 1, Aug. 16.—-Mrs. Movie, Vaudeville and Bur- al f Vincent Astor is such a good baseball’ she has been chosen to of lesque to Co-operate With jp Who have to do with the she did last, city officials umpire » again this year, n at the game between th Theatrical Managers’ Body. | body Park | —_ * Sumner Gerard will be the Captain 1jot the residents’ team Bere ae Neaeion eb tN Mtrical) “Mrs, Louis S. Treadwell wil Managers’ Association had gone very) charge of the sale of candy 4 far this afternoon it was apparent) thinns, atded by girls from the that the new association will not in Mer colony > |WOMAN CHASES | PAIR OF BURGLARS| @lude motion picture, vrudeville or The burlesque managers Pare now) country wide associations of these in- @erests and the men connected with am fecl it is best that they be con-|Two Men Captured in Brooklyn | €inued. The new association for this| ae ae aneaaral Alleged to Have Confessed © composed of manage ; rae te ee spoken) ¢ Robbing Her Apartment. 4 drama. Mrs, Mary Bernitt, a modiste, went H They will form their own associa-| out shopping to-day and returned t>| ; Hon and there will result ete be” ner home at No, 501 De Kalb Avenue, t Si mane COE CuO te eralesl er | Brooklyn, to find two men rifling her apartment, When she screamed they ran and she chased them along De Kalb Avenue into Bedford Avenue. Patrolman Lou's Goldberg, at Bed- ford and Willoughby Avenues, heard the ft “police,” and saw the |erowd in pursuit of two men. He left | his past ana intercepted one) band- cuffing him and turning him over to aon. a chauffeur who was nearby, and }) The morning session of the sprinted after the other man, whom §) @on held in, the Pennsyivani he captured at Bedford and Park {i was presided over by Walter Vincent. | Avenu ? jp the amusement industry of the coun- iS try. Through these four associations } en-operating, handling disputes be- # tween actors and managers, stage " hands, carpenters, nd it fighting for equitable railroad rat ff and local transportation ¢ tM omuch good, it is agreed, will to the managerial end of the p musicians erte: ‘The following committee to represent) The two men were taken to the me ous managerial interests was | Vernon Avenue station where they | appointed to draw up a constitution re identified as Nathan Geller, No. | Raiph Long for the Shuberts, Joseph | 2778 West 6th Street, and Nathan | i P. Bickerton, pr. for the A. L. Er-/Feliman, no home, Both are nine- janger interests; John A. Himmelein|teen and are said to be known to the § of tundusky ©. for the one night) police under aliases, Arthur Aiston, for! Mrs, Bernitt reported that jewelry | valued at $500 had been stolen. The } ntamd inanage the Touring Man: 8 Association; Winthrop Ames for the Producing | police said they found a jimmy on } Managers; Lee M. Boda of Columbus, | one of the men which fitted marks ©. managers in for cities of 200,000,/on Mrs. Bernitt’s door, The men, who were arraigned this afternoon in Gates Avenue Court, leged confession. Shock on |SIX HELD AS GAMBLERS PL wintam A. Keyes of Dayton ©., for ii stock managers, Lignon Jos John- * gon for the United Managers Pro- fh tective Association and C. F, Hatha- wway for the Kastern Managers. ‘A call was sent out to-day for pro- AFTER RAID BY POLICE },erietors of independent theatres, and | VA 4 hit ts expected they will be present | trewtenant Saye ia enna ups Vivefore the week is over. | Wall inetaed oat: While the plans are tentotlves 1 Aavald’ Oh oomnbeni amie Bealb twas said the harmony that had ee gear taaet oe ‘marked the sessionssofar made it #) Stiwets, Brooklyn, Inte yesterday after- veertainty that the new association!) noon by detectives of rinapecto would number among its members| Sweeney's staff resulted in the arrest fait the managers and producing man-|of six imen, who were to-day held in }iagers, house, road, and stock, and | Street Court for hearing on made an al- Hithat the alliance of the “Big Four” Taxlor, of Noi. 282 Greene at wax charged with maintaini jr be close. ena | 2, RUMI TE and Peter I foe managers predicted there | Van Zuilen 118th Street, mond Hill, bets by teley Walt ree ji mmgnt be a parent body or council of | Ric ijthe representatives of the four asso ‘Taat this was not consid- | & «telations. | ered improbable was shown by the | alfred f victure men, | Brooklyn, ii fact that the moving Brooklyn Olawan, burlesque and vaudeville Lieut. Loonan of the raiders said slips continued to be active at the asse-|of ‘paper on which bets had been’ re- Biation mecting ulthough they will| corded were found in the offic: \Fnot be members. : 1) A telegram from Geor, gald he was heart and xo movement. It was also ywrights, probably would be asked | Weo come into the new association. SBome stove looking to this it was! Meatd had been made but there were ipo few of the authors in town now jghheir co-operation would be consid red Inter. ‘The other Wilhelm, No. alth Ave M. Cohun | Deal Direct y with the Manufsctu fd that the THIRD | AVENUE, | | Near 38th Street PHONES 2530 Murray Mii) Sage Raggiesam in THE TURNED DOWN FOR VOTING |OWNER OF POCOMOKE FOR MILLER TRANSIT BILL. | BASEBALL UMPIRE | ascemmiyman nohert th. Wattae Dented Renomination by G. 0. A sidelight on what al n politicians think ta cl of the passage ture of the traction reed by | he rea ins that} and Third Miller ts afforded by the fuct thatphh 1, recently aed) i obert Bo Wallace, the Assemblyman | oft Atlant ae runny | from the 35th District of Manhattan.) a enras a avon Arar has been turned down for re-noninns | He said thes ith ee ton bills. Although fig ilisiriot is | Nasa een alone Gwe ta Republican, 1 je 4 V In hi It Ninth D: Miller those of sections and families —— Dyrckman Oval York State Athlet ion revoked the Heense of the Dyok- man Oval and suspended that of the Voxing Drome at their weekly to-day. Financial irre given tn both canes as the re: Roard In discussing the action ta these boxing clubs, Harry Ef retary of the Board, sald tmisaion f that, Inasmuch Dyckman Ovul promoters faile’ Mike Gibbons all the money t due him in his recent m: Ratner, and the Boxing | pay Johnny Dundee at al with Charley White, they 4 in punishing them with suspe Where clubs that take in $50,000 cannot carr: obligations with box under contract, th the right to inte ghters Policeman Killed in Unload Automatic ALBANY, Aug. 16.—-Serg. V Major, a veteran member of th Police Department, killed in the Second Precinct this noon, He and Detetive was net matic pistol, when the weapon eldentally discharged. NOTE; TABLE, HYGIENIC and SAFE ~ FUR sieieineiameaiamneemenaes wna TWO LOCAL BOXING CLUBS SUSPENDED BY BOARD. ularitles those clubs being set down by the Healey were trying to unload an suto- To every laundress in‘ New York. 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