The evening world. Newspaper, May 29, 1922, Page 7

AUDREY MUNSON MANY PARADES ARRANGED FOR «MEMORIAL DAY f{ _ i Gov. Miller to Be the Chief Speaker at Grant’s Tomb Exercises—Other Features. Memorial Day services will be held i's to-morrow in all parts of the city, © with Grant's Tomb, the Soldiers’ and W& Sailors’ Monument and the thinned ne of Civil War veterans as special * features. The Veterany of Voreign Wars will ~ Place a four-foot wreath of poppies z-At the foot of the Soldiers! * Sailors’ Monument as their share in the celebration here. This will be Preceded by the usual parade. At the time this wreath is being placed in New York one similar in size will be Jaf@ on the tomb of the Unknown Soldier in Washington. U. 8. Grant Post No. 327 will be in charge of the exercises at Tomb. the chief and where ad- Grant's Gov. Miller will deliver ress at M Five thousand World War veterans will join in the exercises of the un+ veiling of Mrs. Harry Payne Whit- ney’s war sculpture group, symbolig of America’s sacrifice, at 168th Street This war monument vuriginated with the Washipgtoa Heights Memorial Association. The ceremony will begin at 3 v'clock. Col. William Bay ward will be Marshal of the parade preceding the ceremony. Owe Pum SER Artists’ Model and* Se Star Says Worry to Take Poison. SYRACUS Mrs. Whitney will witness the unveil May 29, Audrey M War veterans of the Confederate Veter- ans’ Camp of New York yesterday when te of t me hi linquish control “Mader gave council promise to the Bronx v The Confeder rans, plot at Mount Hope Fort Madison Broadway Rov ly —___— TRIPLE SLAYING RUMOR STILL UNCONFIRMED Phone ify ported Tennessee Tragedy. ~~ LOUISVILLE, May 29.—Long distance telephone messages to-day fuiled to ver- ify widely circulated reports that thre dead and are: James Eaton, Dewey Taylor, fireman, Ke- TTA AL women had been murdered in Cla County, Tennessee, as the result of an alleged plot to rob a farm of $1,800, e been the said to hw sale of his farm. proceeds of the The story first gainoid UOUUUAAUOOGAERTUUUAA ALLE a or circulation in Bowling Green, Ky., the 0} basis for it, It was sald, goming from a ROUND visitor. TRIP A messa Tompkinsville, Ky line, to-day said th ‘Tenn., county seat had declared the re near the T authorities at C of Carter County, port untrue URAY,V Giving an opportunity to visit the Famous Luray Caverns = SUNDAY, frvdole | SPECIAL TRAIN Eastern Standard Time Leaves Saturday night, June 3 Penny ivanta Station Hudson Terminal. . Jersey City . Common Sense in Glasses Why wear old-style, conspicuous, disfiguring glasses when the new Thin Lite Lenses are more than a third thinner, much clearer and neater in appearance. Samples available at all our offices. M1. Singer Op, Optometrist and Optician 206 Broadway, Manhatta *1458 Madison Ave., Ha 181 St, W . rompect “Ave, Usabeth, Rahway, ‘and New Brunswick Arrive Luray, June 4 6.25 A.M Returning Leaves Luray: 110 BP! M) SPECIAL RATE FOR Admission te Caverns (incloding tax) SSe. The right s reserved to limit the aale of Heketsto the capacity of equipmentayatlable a cst System The Route of the nt) Limited ATT IU “981 *Open until 9 TM RECOVERING, NOW DESIRES TO LIVE ed AGDREY MONSON Led Her they made their annual pilgrimage to]sign and assist In choosing his own the burial ground of the Confederate | S'¢¢ Mr. Carey said. “If he dead—Mount Hope Cemetery, near Has- | "eft bash to abide ‘by ne promise I'll age, nyrrender him and withdraw ag his itty members of fie camp were in} Union officials want to place the line for the trip. Sons and Daughters! whole Chicago situation before the of Confederate Veterans and several] yyuiiding Trages Department of the auxillaries assisted in the services which} American Federation of Labo® at were said to be the only observance | Cincinnati, June 8. of Confederate Decor Day in ton" the other of the “Big Be Bronx. i shop Thomas BE.) Thr » Still is in the Coun- Gailor, formerly of Tennessee, of-|ty Jail. Efforts to obtain Shea's re- ficiated. ‘The Rev. Nathan A. Seaglolicnse by writ of habeas corpus will delivered the memorial address. Next |)°™" ean ea EERO Sunday the camp members will go [>¢ continued. it was said. to the st Regiment plot in Mount Two KILLED Ck s Hope and take part in the ~+remonies IN CRASH ¢ * . there on the unveiling of the shaft over Do the fans like their Chiclets? OF PASSENGER TRAINS Santa is sald to be the only Confederate bury-| Five Others Injurea W ing ground north of the Mason and Fe Flyers Meet Head On, verte tins wae a there, © Joseph} FORT MADISON, Ia., May reen, James Braybil, Capt. George | nwo mon wore saree nglish, Col, Hardy, Georme Caldwelt| ZY men were instantly killed, two and a number of other prominent Con-| ously injured, and three others a: federates. There {s a shaft there to the] the hospital, when two. fast Southern veterans erected by Charles trains met in head-on colll- engi- 1922, (3 be PASSING IN REVIEW Richard Barthelmess's latest and nearly best, is the vener- ated mother-love idea with reverse English and it gives this pleasing young star ample chance to thrum away on tho heartstrings of Strand patrons this week, Barthelmess, of all the galaxy of stars and near stars, knows best how to go Just far enough with sentiment without boiling over and spoiling the good Impression, This trait, or what- World News ‘in Brief LOCAL Morris High School in the Bronx will celebrate its twenty-fifth anniversary this week, Traffic on the Barge Canal for the first two weeks of the 1922 season shows a marked increase over the same period in’ 1081 twenty ark at Sing «x for robs Two thousand persons, including | bery first degre th young Troop 10, Brooklyn Boy Scouts. visited | man's mother and sister shrieked and the grave of Theodore Roosevelt at] kicked until they were carried from the Reel Reviews By DON ALLEN “Sonny,” Bound Brook, N. J., next Saturday and lew York City Federation of Women's Clubs will hoid its annual fete champetre next Monday evening on the Roof Garden of ‘otel Astor. When County Judge J. Gratton Ma Mahon in Brooklyn to-day sentenc Joseph. Zaidzinski, twenty-two, of } Prospect Avenue, Brooklyn, to ten The selecting of folks have the the films for Broadway showings sorter spoiled a nice opening Paragraph for us by omitting to In- clude in thelr menu‘a Lioyd Hamilton Had a Hamilton film & place to write: movie who release In ¢ "Broadw list intended we y's movie melange’ this week Oyster Bay yesterday, room by court attendants, Zaldzinskl runs from the sublime ta the ridicu-|eyer sit may be, possessed by the " was one of two men who, April 5, went oxte ON or, ply ,and pleas- “Make it snappy" will be the slogan] aio in reste id Stregt and | lous wing William Fox's “Nero“}young player, ts amply ,and at Plattsburg for the 400 college stu- | fourth Avent and tobbed [to take care of the sublime end of the} Antly Kept to the fore in “Sonny Gente who Wit take tie se weeks ifs) sonny Moesil, pro of § and it looks to us as though it w fantry training course beginning Jiu combination with Hamilton bringing essere to 'Tol'able David a fair 16. up the ridiculous. the best thing, by the way, that Memorial services for members of the DOMESTIC Anyway, the gamut runs from|Barthelmess has ever done. Fire Department who died last year] The Wom *hristian Temperance NH ip are, however, two things were held yesterday at St. James's| Union held special praise and thanks- mity of the aforementione¢ Wat aie in aie eA OnC dendaaly Protestant Episcopal Church, Lafayette | etving services in the churches at Cap: it the Lyric, to “Yellow Men inst "Sonny." First, tt is a war Avenue and St. James Place, Hrooklyn.| May because Prohibition enforcement A againg' . = kaerita waltied several trill ahd ene Gold," the bloodthirsty offerins | stor 99 44-100 a war gtory, and Schools throughout New Jersey are be veri and Saath there ne installing ‘adio equipme in respons the Capitol, which, to all intents} second, we don't belleve to a demand that the curricula include ie 1. Smith of Chicago, District 5. covers the same ground, | Mother luetng, blind ér otherwise, who a course in that stuc ndent for the Mlinols Children’s A ‘ i ‘ere would accept the buddy of her slain 5 ‘ ‘Home and Atd Soctety, has found a fa Agnes Ayres is the featured player} Son in miateke for her own loved one A field mass for Roman Catholle Boy vy t aii ith s 1 one. Scouts of Manhattan and the Brox will ily ee BY Mt sue Laas oars Ld i Ordeal,” now unray ~ Mw atl On, we a most forgot the third ‘agin be solenbised It the etaaiant of the sity nn Little, who were tiv ng Ina hat/the Rialto, while at the sister-house, bye discovered in the film. We do not College to-morrow morning. we Pail ate In tie cuiue of we| 22 Rivoli, they have insisted upon! think two persons ever lived who An appeal to New York physicians | aluminum produced in the United States|*®2in showing “The Loves of Pha-}tooked and acted and talked so much to support the movement for a fund] jn 1 was announced by the Unitod]T@oh.” on view so long at thelatike that no one, not even the of $1,000,000 or more to endow the} states Geological Survey. ‘The value of | Criterion mother of one, could tell them apart Woodrow Wilson Foundation was issued the aluminum produ yesterday by Health Commissioner $10 1 last year was} It looks as though Richard Barthel-} But then, this is in the movies and ” 1 1 P prey while that of 1920 was worth has discovered successor to] strange, strange things, do happen. a oak waa continual thle David” in “Sonny,’ his} It's a corking good film, though and Joie a J veayignty ese 4 r x filn showing for}one that will give you a nice, old- ; He Saeed ng film, now showing for] on give : » service drive, Tho newspapers at Rome say that Sil Wings.” sentimental ner, fourteen, high school | Gabrieie d’Annunzio had a long conver- hored in mother-love, at tho} Bey pupil of Shilph N. J. wanted ore | sation on Saturday with George Tehitch~ ’, Missing Husbands" t the HIST apending moifey’ last year. He rented Jarin, the Bolehovist Minister of Forela™ |Ciiteion and “The Cradle Tuste Gore five acres of his father's farm and | Aitalt re pine at the Cameo, ail hold thelr screens Which just about describes "Yellow raised peppers. The net profit on the crop was $1,044.91 ph Enla. erte ‘ Trocadero in Paris b: A new Roman Catholte parish is to be| Frere Hatttoad Mee for the pursues of established at New Dorp, 8. 1., with the | istabtishing a tuberculosis hospital for Rev. John J. Hopkins, for the last eight | "itwue ciepioyes in France, years at Gardiner, Ulster County, as rec- |" 18s employes tn Brance ton the purchase of a permani “Petting” tends to undermine the mor-|Herlin.. Just at present. the premises als of young people, said the Rey. Dr son B. Houghton, American Am Christian Reisner, pastor of Chelsea) passador, has his eye on comprises two Methodist Hpiscopal Church, in his ser-|ndjoining houses in ‘Tlergartenstrasse, mon last night. which the owner built as a wedding While passing a vacant lot at Feather-| present for his two daughters, ne and Davidson Avenue, Bronx, ance was given at t the E ‘ation Overa Quarter of a Centu of Public Service of the highest order, stands yaaa every p' et sold. sidering nt home in un- ‘ ing of her work. mn, former artists’ model and film star, y, Patrolman Peters of Horr There will be a special ceremony] !* Tecovering from the ete ‘i ae Highbridge Station, saw a skull. Ex-| LONDON, 29,—A rebellion has a # ‘ waa re poison she took Saturday following re-] amination convine he police was d - oientste st Theodore Roogevelt's grave at Oys-} 1 oe 3 telegram, the content of| the skull of a man discarded by a hos-| broken out among the Hottentots in ter Bay in which a group of cadets Seas nok ava pital. a uthwest F ectorate Afrlea, m 2 which were not ¢ . The priestly jubilee of Mer. John F.| says a despatch from Capetown, at- @evm “Roosevelt Military Academy at 1e young woman says she wants to] toffman, rector of St, Nicholas Ch tributed to a tendency of the natives to West Englewood, N. J., will take part. | ive and that her worrles had been so] Devoe and Oliver Streets, Brooklyn, | mistake kindness for weakness. The in- . c . j | closed last evening with a dinner in the] surgent tribe, called Bondelawarts » The grave of Dr. McGlynn in Calvary | great of tate that she hardly knew| So *Nicholas Cathalic Club, Sere only: 9.000 to. #000) LAT alets admirers, Addresses will be made by | pols the Manhattan Council of Girl Scouts policeman killed and un D Hated “bcial 1 Cornelfus M.] Her mother blames newspapers ana] Will take plice at Northover Camp, tured, BlacK-Mixed-Green-Sealed Packet Qnty. Gkechan the movies for her daughter's attenpt | = —__— ‘A field mass will be celebratea at | stelle. Miss Munson herself has Ry ‘ ul i repeatedly declared that plots against " A.M. at the City College Stadium | io, nad been successful, depriving her under the auspices of the Catholic] of a fortune which she earned as a Bureau, Boy Scouts of America. This] screen star in a pl billing her as “The will be preceded by a parade of the| Queen of the Studios." acouts. The celebrant of the mass Earp aa will be the Rev. Bryan J, MeEnte-] TO FORCE CHICAGO wart. The Rev. Dominic Cirt LABOR MEN TO QUIT will preach. » Augustus Thomas, the Rev. Edwin| 7- , Fairley and Arthur Outram Sherman | Unless Building ‘Trades will be the speakers at the grave of | Leaders Resign Bondsman Thomas Paine @t New Rochelle. The ay Te a exercises there will begin at halt-past}| Will Surrender Them. 2 o'clock. CHICAGO, May 29,—Thoms meee nillionaire brick manufacture CONFEDERATE VETERANS © release of Fred Made HONOR THEIR DEAD HERE] !ei of t ding Trades Ce 1 ama “Rig Tim" Murphy, following Make Their Annunl Pilgrimage to nadistinente in) conncetion: iwitts Chicago's bomb war and the slaying Mount Hope Cemetery. of two policemen, insisted to-day that Henry M. Klbbe, 81, No. WT ie two labor leaders comply imme- Boston Road, Bronx, hes diately with their agreement to re- re- They eat ’em up! And howl for more! Get that snappy flavor! Free sample when you see the Girl in the Orange Tam! to- Peppermint—Tutti-Frutti—Spearmint we ¢ 10 for 5c American Chicle Co. SHA Then, when the brute dies, refusing to marry the man she loves because such a marriace would again place her on @ lower rung of life's financial ladder. It is all very weepy and is merely~ another proof that the woman pays and pays and pays, and never gets rid of the Installment collector. ocnindat ining Men and Gold,” the current screen- clutterer af the Capitol Theatre. If there was any dust on the South Sea Island on which most of the action took place about eyery one in the cast finally took a chew at it, A fine film for @ warm night. It'll send you home all a shiver. The music is Capitol quality, which Is the sterling mark in that line of entertainment. 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