The evening world. Newspaper, April 20, 1922, Page 10

10 THE EVENING WORLD, THURSDAY, APRix 70, 1922. _ Girl From San Francisco to Wed — |%.2%, 5 w. Dudiey ot St ]“CAR TROUBLE” TIES |LEVIATHAN NEVER SCRAPED|Pssteaiy viourvea inrourh the mud. ALLEGED 1. Y. SLAYER Washington, D. ©. Following an oMcial inquiry the follow- rhe aia dias ctiemony. "ts. | SUBWAY UP 20 MIN,|BOTTOM, OFFICIALS ASSERT.|ipyicmem wus vento yensrary” | CAPTURED IN DENVER Over 50 Clergyman of St. John the Divine gece suction of Gibad Benoa Wrone [terry LAVNUIn Yaz cles of the USE| sa nanese sald te fate Contiwsey Markets in 7 ws 9 Bese MAAAninD Will be Lexington Avenue Train Stalled] sed, require HindeeOhamnete [DIC In Hoboken moat elaborate arrange. Chatham Square Murder, 5 ments were made. Among the safety A telegram was recely at police : t bridesmaid, Mra. George Bowden Under Vast) River at Sew iy shanpare Measures adopied was that of dredging n bea AM Manhattan matron of honor, and the Rev, Tag . Rh ited DAS, li dal the channel of the Newport News ship- | Notdauartors last night from Chi gert 8, St Rush Hour Che United States Shipping Board] yard to a depth which would absolutely [Iams of the Denver, Col., police ‘telling and Bronx 1 e passage of the blg}of the ere of Tornicht § ‘a + The ‘us Cae troubl ecording to oMeiais|imergency Fleet Corporation olaime)|Suarantes the rafe passage of the big} of the arrest there of Toraich! Soniima, Schoente Vennel, At no time was she tn danger}, Japanese, for the m . April 8, of Pasty lend ioe. Waa of the Inter 1, was the cause for} that reports sent out from Newport] of rounding hal pe any other ¢ n {tail Maru, leo a Japaneso, following Our Special Blen . ‘ , “The impression that she Ww: 1 Maru, ‘ . Following the wedding there will bolg Ge-up fr 32 to 8.52 A, M, on | News. Va, April 19 did an injuatice tofing through mud was a fight in @ restaurant in @hatham @ reception at the home M the officers in charge of the Leviathan] veyed to the mind of the correspondent | Square, Soejima confessed guilt, ae- C ‘ ‘ © Lexington Avenue subway tne. e. Samuel A, Tucker of No 16 yp] the Lexingtor went fei ne. | on her trip down the coast from New by. the fact that in approaching the | cording to the mexsnge. ’ IMER let Street. The couple wi The car, one of a New York bound sis rauhaiig: Gigs ale ya @ force and suction ne | Os ‘ 1 A OK ee Eee cat, in Gea NOH tetera as York, Especially they deny the reportl water driven by the giant. screws! Maru died from a gunshot wound tt L. OPPENHE turning to New York. where they will [train from Brooklyn, developed trou. | that from ehurned up the soft mud from the|the abdomen after staggering into a See Pheae Rock ter Locations. get a home near the Cathedral bie in the river tunnet before reaching | pyre seb Bisa sind lol Mics Sides, stars at Ho. 30 Chachait MAUatG: Miss Eberts iv a graduate of (hel sting Green train was atalted University of Caltfornia, where she faculty. She hag e and pagentry tn past year, Mr. m Oxford, Eng- land, and served in the Cold Stream Guards as a Vieutenant during the war. H from Missis pi, = M mother is about tive “|The AEOLIAN COMPANY ins were delayed more a AEOLIAN HALL—29 West 42nd Street 7 citement, Interbor- Sot tie barnt| ? LHE BRONX In BROOKLYN In NEWARK ~ In FORDHAM officials from Ua e wedding occurred during one of the biggest ee ia cud there wor BRET. 367 E. 149th Street 11 Flatbush Ave. 895 Broad St. 270 E. Fordham Rd. gestion, ‘The exact nature of the "car ‘ uuld not be given trouble cal CRIMINALS’ INTERVIEWS, nat € The West Flatbush League of No, 305 Chureh Avenue, Brooklyn, made c public resolutions yesterday in which with. relatt ) Hi Street, Mayfalr. jt condemned pul interviews They Teported lier disappearance to the| with criminals unc printing criticism ) Ph h Miss Carol Eberts of No, 17 Kas! 22, in Trinity Church, to Rey. Heary EN'S oxfords in the ls ) | Il Veazie of No, 501 West 110th $ Ninth Street, daughter of Mra. Dun-| 1/00: Canon Precentor of the Cathe- new spring patttrns 4 can W. Eberts of San Francisco, wi!!|jyal of St, John the Divine. t be married Saturday afternoon, Apri] Bishop William T, Manning and the and leathers at six-fifty are _ a 4 = = —— = police Jast night of the Police Department Winn ee aly i MISS CAROL EBERTS, @ now featured at all Walk- Over stores. 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