The evening world. Newspaper, April 13, 1922, Page 4

4 _ World News in Brief , LOCAL. May 1, {8 announced. Margaret McMullen, five, of Wost ‘New York, N. J., ts dead In North Hudson Hospital from burns received ‘Tuesday at a bonfire. John Hanlon, sixty-five, of No, 159 Third Avenue, was killed yosterlay by & fall from the ninth floor of the now Standard Ol! Building, No. 9 Beaver Street, Col. Theodore Roosevelt has issued an order for the observance of Mothers’ Day, May 14, by service mon of the Navy. Mrs. Bessie Lowry, thirty-six, of No. 223 Bast 14th Street, was taken to Bellevue last night critically iil trom accidental gas poisoning. “Givie Virtue’ 1s now in a crate ad- dressed to City Hall Park. Derricks to raise the statue probably will go up Monday. The annual luncheon of the Maine Women's Club of New York will be held at the Hotel Pennsylvania, May 6. The Institutional Synagogue is to welcome fifty disabled soldiers during the Passover holiday religious services. An anonymous gift of $500,000 toward the $15,000,000 fund the New World Movement of Baptists seeks to raise by lady Muir MacKenale will give a» talk this afternoon at the Kingore Gal- leries on ‘The Screen In Art," ‘The body of Charles J. Sunschrow, ffty-Ave, a marine engineer of No, 954 ‘Teller Averiue, Bronx, drowned in Jan- uary, has just been’ recovered in’ the Marlom River Ship Canal, Hartford ts to net up two hangars, accommodating six airplanes each, on the Municipal Aviation Field. ‘The wage scale of electrotype fniish- ere in the book and job electrotyping shops here will remain for another year at $59 a week, an arbitration board Announces, Dr. Henry van Dyke of Princeton will give « lecture to the American Acad- emy of Arts and Letters on ‘Tho Fringe of Words" this afternoon. Application for the appointment of | * Kenyon Fortescue as administrator of the $2,000 estate of Robert B. Roose-| P! velt Jr, killed by an automobile April 1, has been made by the widow. THE EVENING WORLD, THURSDAY, APRs» 13, 1929. six, actress, by City Clerk Crutse, Execution of Harry Santanetla at Sing Sing, set for the week of May 14, was ate day by an appeal, The € ‘ark Association offers two pri each to the owner or any building ffonting on the ost display of window planting nton Taylor of No, 130 occupant 6 pe Dr. and Mrs Hast 67th Street are recelving congratu- lations on the birth of a son, Women delegates from Latin America to the Pan-Amertean Conference will be sucsta at toa at 4.80 this afternoon of the New York City Lengue of Women Voters, ‘Three women who claimed/a French J. police court « It ran to Mrs. 4 South Third poodle in « Harris were told to call th Jessie Barclay, N Street. Beyer of No, uunce the en- r, Miss Char- to Cedric A. Mr. and Mra, Eu 122 Hast 73d Street gugement of thelr da eth Beyer, yn fifty, No. 128 Gatling . has nine children and a pet gont, Magistrate Gelamar ordered him to get rid of the pet and put $1 in At the appeal of the Knights of Co-|@ bank for each ehild lumbus, many factories, shops and the-| Rainbow Division veterans’ meeting at atres will suspend operation from noon | th h Regiment Armory unanimously until 8 o'clock to-morrow, Good Friday. A dinner dance for Dr. W. L. Bt- tinger, Superintepdent of Schools, will be given by the “city’s teachers at the Astor, April 22, Rah Hughes, twenty-three, an actor, was married yesterday in the Municipal Building to Miss Bessie Rose, twenty- ax President Major William ry Alexander 8. Georgindes, a florist, of No. 441 Richmond Terrace, New Brigh- ton, accused of withholding $992.50 in money orders at the Post Office sub- station In his store is sought on a bench warrant. DOMESTIC, The Portuguese Church of Our Lady of the Good Voyage, Massa., has been designated as a bondeu warehouse of the United States. The action was taken In order that a set of bells imported from England might |‘ be stored in the church rather than in the Federal Custom House, Dr. Francia W. Pennell of the Phila- delphia. Academ¥ of Natural Sciences will sail April 25 for Colombia, South America, where he will head an expo- dition for the collection and scientific study of plants, flowers and mosses, The number of unemployed in Penn- sylvania during March decreased ap- proximately 30,000, according to report of the Department of Labor and In- quatey. 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