The evening world. Newspaper, June 6, 1922, Page 20

oe se Nath nat HT PRET I ae «LETTER TO HARDING “SETS MAJOR BACK OD FILES IN RANK Court Martial De Beorives Nich- olson of Seniority in Army List. CAMP DIX, N, J., June 6.—Major Malcolm Wheeler-Nicholson, about whose head has raged a military tur- moil since he wrote a letter to Pres- ident Harding tn February charging that “Prussianism” exists in the reg- ular army, has been found guilty of of the regula- martial board at cal violation by a court Camp Dix On the more serious charges In- volving his discipline and integrity he was acquitted on all specifica- tions. The accused earlier in the day had acknowledged fully his in- dorsement to the President's letter, so that the findings of the court are regarded by his frierds in the ser- vice as a signa! victory. As a ~-nalty for violation of the 96th Article of War in writing and publishing the President's letter, Major Wheeler-Nicholson was sen- tenced by the Court to a fine of fifty files. This means he is put back in the line of promotion behind fifty other Majors whom he now ranks. The decision of the court was an- nounced early, within an hour after the court was closed to discuss the case, The case finally reached the trial board through legal skirmishes be- tween counsel. Much of the credit for the acquittal is due to the skilful handling of the accused Major's case by Major Godfrey R. Fowler of the 26th Infantry, his military counsel. teatime BRITISH CHEER AMERICA, Lest Message of Good Will Ie Received With Enthasiaam, LONDON, June 6.—H. N. Jackson of Burlington, Vt. on behalf of Com- mander MacNider, yesterday read the American Legion's message of good will and comradeship to the first annual conference of the British Legion in » sion here. Field Marshal Earl Haig replied that @ suitable answer would be rent later. He said he would only éxpress the British Legion's grateful thanks for the honor thug accorded them. He said the American cousins came from the same stock, had the same ideals and had to go forward on the same road of civilization. He was londly cheered when he said the future of the world lay with America and Great Bri' ———— POPE TO ISSUE DECREE soon, ROME, June 6.—Pope Pius has an- nounced his intention to issue shortly . & Pontifical decree concerning the or- ganization of work for the propagation of the faith, ¢s headquarters of which Will be transierred to Kome. Recolored Without Streaks ‘There is no stroaking or discoloration to betray you, in the sun or out of it, when you recolor your hair with Mary T. Goldman's, The recoloring | and natural, Shampoo as nothing to wash off or rub Unknown products can't ppomine tain repulte, cr reliable, scientific Mary 'T. 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(Special to The Evening World MERIDEN, Conn, Juno 6.—An early opening of the $2,000,000 branch, in this ci of the New Departure Manufacturing Company of Bristol, which was completed immediately after the war and has remained idle on account of the busi- ness depression, is indicated by the rapid improvement in business at the company's Bristol and Elmwood plants, Eight hundred men having been added to the payrolls in the War, about two-thirds of the war time force, this advance in the ball bearing trade indicates a decided spurt In the automobile business Has a Souvenir. ‘of Champion Thick-Skulled Negro. (Special to The Evening W NEW BRITAIN, Conn, June 6.— Dr. Charles B, Young of Middletown is exhibiting a strange pocket plece which he has been carrying for sev- eral months. from the head of a Deep River Negro and the man is alive to prove the au thenticity of the tale. This man. farm hand, had attempted suicide, He fired one shot into the right side of his head and then followed with five more, Surprised at being alive, but still determined, the Negro reloaded his gun and bounced @ix more bul- lets off the other side of his head. Not one penetrated the brain, and the victim was brought to the Middlesex It is a bullet he took Hospital, where Dr. Young removed eight of the pellets, one of which he carries. The patient recovered and still has four bullets in his head. Has Put Blight Apple Crop. (Special to The Bvening World POMFRET, Conn., June 6.—L. H. Healey, Secretary of the State Agri- cultural Board, and several experts in fruit raising, after examining: the ap ple orchards of Connecticut, have de- cided that in spite of early indications of a bumper crop everywhere, the sud den severe drouth has caused the fruit to fall badly. In some places as high as 60 per cent. has fallen; in others as low as 15 per cent., with a general average estimate of about 40 per cent. short of the usual season's crop. Caterpillars Destroying Fruit Trees. (Special to The World.) PLAINFIELD, Conn. June 6.— Tent caterpillars are unusually lively in all parts of Eastern Connecticut, doing considerable damage, it is said, to fruit trees and some kinds of shrubs. The wild cherry, which is in reality an outlaw tree, is a fovorite Drought on Tent —<$—<—— ee te > /: HYGIENOL Lower ALL LAMB'S WOOL-—STERILIZED habitat of these pests, and trees of ail sizes are covered with them, This Episcopal Church's Rectors Live Long. (Spec » ‘The ing World. MERIDEN, June 6.—The Rev. Ar- thur ‘Truman Randall, who is evle- brating lis forty-second anniversary as rector of St. Andrew's Protestant Episcopal Church, is the dean of Meriden clergymen and it is a notable fact that in 72 years St. Andrew's has had only two rectors, the Jute Rev Dr. Giles N, Deshon and Mr. Randall, his son-in-law. Spry Civil War Vi Veteran, 99, Is a “Bearded Pard.” alti to The Evening Word. NEW LONDON, Conn. June 6.— Perhaps the oldest veteran of the Civil War, and for that matter the oldest person that ever took part in a parade of any kind and who was a feature of the last Memo Day parade in this city, 18 Oliver Nason, ninety-nine years and five months old During the Civil War he served bravely in Company C, 26th Con- necticut. Discharged in 1865, he has not had his halr or beard cut since, and says he gave up the use of tobacco eighty-one years ago. Mr. Nason is as chipper as most men of fifty and expects to be on deck next Memorial Day. > SHIP’S DEATH LIST IS REDUCED TO 34 Survivors Who Swam Ashore in Parana River Found at Remote Points. BUENOS AYRES, June 6.—Dis- covery of additional survivors from the wreck of the steamship Villa Franca on the Parana River has brought the estimated deatn list from eighty to thirty-four, according to advices from Posadas. It Is believed the figure will be still further duced by a search of the more remote spots on the Paraguayan shore. Sur- vivors say those who threw them- selves into the river experienced great iMoulty in swimming out of the blazing oll which covered the surface. Prof. E. W. Kemmerer of Prin ton University, who with his family escaped, {s investigating South Amer- fean financial conditions for the United States Government. AT ONCE! Do This 27 on Gee OT Wickman Sclentifically Prepared Tar Shampoo from your dealer and follow directions. 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Truly! ng Freeaone or afterward, day total vote cast Is required to nominate Brookhart’s vote is more than 88 per cent. of the total In precincts reparted however, is so slim that the result cannot be positively known until virtually the entire State is in, Whether there is a primary nom- lead by a decisive margin on the basis of considerably more than two to’one ahead of the man among five other candi- inat these next dates. ly 1922 Building. Thursday Siegel The will pl BROOKHART WINS IN IOWA PRIMARIES Far ‘Ahead~ Rivals, Has Only Slight Lead on Plurality. DES MOINES, June 6 (Associated o Washington, Ia., maintained a al centage of vote suMotent to nominate him as the Republican candidate for United States Senator from Towa In returns from 982 of the State's 2,948 to the Press).—Smith W. Brookhart voting precinct: Thirty-f ompiled early Per' cent. of so far. His lead, mn or not Brookhart will figures. He is —e SECRETARY 0} ARBOR WL ST NEW CITIZENS, Davis, seepted the al Synagogue to welcome naturalized citizens of Har at the Institutional sy 37-43 West 116 night. Congressman Rabbi Herbert 8, Hebrew Orphan d the hool No. 184 will sing, Asylum Cheeks Rosy With Health ‘That is what every mother wants herchildren to have,sono mother should overlook the richly nour- ishing value of pure, home made ice cream. Make it in the Gear- less, Sanitary, All-Metal ACME FREEZER (with the Blue Label) 5 minutes turning—tha extra ice needed for packi i Freezer is sold by hardware, house: furnishing and department stores: 2-at- nats at. ty pains or galvanized; prices Made exclasivi of Senatorial Secretary of Labor invitation of the In. new for Isane Goldstein and Rabbi Isadore Goodman also will spenk Band Glee Club of Public 1922, | “OVER FIRST AND APOLL NEW AMSTERDAM THEATRE -W. 42naST. PoP, MAT. TO-MORROW. ZIEGFELD FOLETES “Bway and 40th a. & Matinees 'Tomor’ PLAYERS: CLUB GALA REVIVAL THE, RIVALS Bat. Mat. $1 to $3, Wed. Mat. EMPIRE THE LENORE: URC KIKI vat 4 ine LIBERTY 3 The Loe with Otto Kruger HEA. By & 43d St Nits Wed, & Bat. By AN UNG STEL! EV COMBINATION! INWOOD oe RUBIiCca x Svenings at 8.20. Matinees Wed. and Bat, at 2.20. Ritter Can & Specialty Co, Philadelphia, Pa. Freeze Your Own at Home— yi 7 Wat Teach Children To Use Cuticura Soap Because it is best for their tender skins. Help it now and then with touches of Cuticura Ointment applied to first signs of redness or rough- ness. Cuticura Talcum is also excel- lent for children. Sample Bash Free by Matt! A. ‘oratories, Dept. 13%, Malden re, Soap 2c, Night’s Tonics — fresh air, sleep and an NR Tablet to mi days better, Remedy (NW Tablets) eneficial Influence on the ive and eliminativs Btomach, Liver and Bowela, Toni action your m JUNIORS—Little Ne One-third the regular dose. Made of sume No alcohel or dangerous druge WALLACE EDDINGER — Mary NASH NY “CAPTAIN APPLEJACK” GOOD MORNING DEARIE THE SENSATIONAL, MUSICAL COMEDY GLOBE Besar and dain se Matinees Wed. and 8 Bry.1470.Bv.8. 16 sharp ves Wed. & Sat ‘Music BOX REVUE’ vor made In Amerien.” oH IRVING BERLIN'S “Best muse shov SAM H. HARRIS SSf885). Beck: SIX CYLINDER LOVE With EST TRU! 63D ST. B30. ‘Mat. Sat SHUFFLE ALONG 2D YEAR—ORIGINAL CAST. Over the Borde I V OLI; inte cies ite ler’ Bway Paramount Picture. t. _ Rivoll Concert Orchestra: ADE SAYS— way & deuce and came back Wingfield was wall IGHAN {n "OU which the humor- star. unt Picture comes to the v f HIVOLENEXT SUNDAY ALTO Dorothy Dalton in “The Woman Who Walked Alowe A Paramount Picture. Famous Rialto Orchestra, Al K. Hall & Co, Mulligan & Mulligan, Hteiey Bron. Hotlines te idkio & nmilton, & ‘Barnes, eh a, Dixte Ham me” Dancing st Every Thursday Night Kenny & Hollis, tary Review, Shine & Co., ‘Sid Wallace Kel in "The TRE, Hoth St. | CONTINUOUS & Columbus Circle. From 1-1 P.M RETRIBUTION|. or the story of LUCRETIA BORGIA Greatest Picture Produced tn Italy {n 10 yrs NEW OWATSON SINTERS. BRIGHTON | *iiittts Sennint — Beath| "Aas Sate |“THE ORDEAL.” Bway & 45 81. |. Coop 11 A.M. to 12P.M, | “At th CAMEO} dw. Far! | ton and ank FALSE FRONTS Dir. B.S. Moss Pt 2 IMe. Earle tn person, 9.30 PM riven MATIC IPPKATHERINE M° DONALD ‘stio Relations," CH A UW Bry & 478t Btrand ny Orch, Cont. Noon M RITERION 4iy°% | fo} METRO'S SENSATIONAL PRODUCTIC Cc “THE STROKE of MIDNIGHT” Rothafel Ann ‘Golden Dreams! Thrilling Drama o| AMUSEMENTS, “~~ | “er AMUSEMENTS. THE N.Y. DRAMATIC CRITICS SAY ——. “IT'S GREATER THAN WILLIAM FOX THE PRODUCER SAYS —— THE HILL’” THEN JUDGE FOR YOURSELF ALSO MARY CARR IN PERSON TH EATRE [Two Suows Dany-2:50-8:50 W. 42ndST: Sun. Mat. 3 P.M. He Who Blows His Own Horn Makes Little Noise —Let Critics Speak of “Tourists in Italy this yea may possibly see Vesuvius —even Vesuvius erupting —but they never will see it as I saw it in the ‘Nero’ film at the Lyric. Why go to Italy? Go tothe Lyric!” “ ‘Nero’ is mammoth, Gar- gantuan, colossal, big, tre- mendous, huge, enormous and any other synonym you can think of — then multiply it by two.” Tomorrow — Eve. Telegram vot by WILLIAM FOX ik cin EDWARDS LYRIC (L508 ALL SEATS RESERVED Snal AMUSEMENTS. AMUSEMENTS. ; WINTER GARDEN (i 8¢ Ia a ir Menrrae and HEATH In the Musical «@ RED PEPPER” Extravaganza 29th,nr. By A., O24 & Cent. Park West. 8.8.20, Mate, Wed.& Sat.2.20. ‘Tenaa Kosta Jainés Barton Marion Green tn The ROSE of htagerake AMBASSADOR ie Mats, Wed, and Sat. 330: peta ita EATEST M HIT OF AGES! MAXINE ELLIOTT'S Soni, vea.a0 ORIE In the Comedy Classic RamsBeau THE GOLDFISH With TON LACKAYE, 44TH S ST. Then, W. of B'way. Matinees ‘Thurs, & 81 % CRCIL LEAN and CLEO MAYFIELD tn THE BLUSHING auiDE gulgbh Giny ME "BELMONT v8.8.0, eet 8 Smartest W. 48, Bry.0088, Mate. Thurs, & Sat.1 UGENE O' roti Ss THE With Grant THE HAIRY APE, BIG KEMPY Mitchell and| Plymouth, W. 45th St. Eves. 8.45. aT! The Nugent Mats. Thurs. & Sat. 2.45. by e Up The Ladder’ ‘a TIMES Nest ile TO MIDNIGHT 65 W. 35th St. HE. “Shere eat CHARLATANS 7 TRE, W. 44th St. By LITTLE, THEATRE, watt, ve, gan The Jst Year i BOOTH Mii Waa. a Sat, 390 MILNE'S NEW COMEDY—THE heour BLAYDS With 0. P. HEGGIE and ALEXANDRA CARLISLE. TRE, W. 48th Street. Mats. Wed.@Sat.2.45 A COMEDY DRAMA FULTON “yay ANNA NIG HOLS. Nuw Comed Abies Irish Rose} GATES, W494, 8° | VANDERBILT “BARNEY BERNARD and ALEXANDER CARR ine new |! | FANNY HAWTHORN ®7 Starter By MontagueGlass&Jule: ORCH, SEATS ALL PERFORMANC! . SaAN N LINES GAMBOATS eg VEL o WHERE TO GO AND HOW TO GET THERE ERIE RAILROAD The Scenic Route Vacation Seekers: Round Trip Excursion Sunday, June 11 Leave Jersey City 8.00 A.M. (Daylight Saving Time) Carl Laemmle asks the public not to confuse “TH E DELICIOUS LITTLE DEV. IL,” starring MAE MURRAY, with any other picture on the market fea- turing this star. It seems to be the general opinion that in the “Deli- cious Little Devil” Miss Murray, ably directed by Robert Z. Leonard, does the finest work of her career. Certain- ly she has never had a better story. NOW PLAYING _MOVIE. Bais MENT! ‘Opp, W. 190 St. Ferry. $0 New Attract Sait Water Surf Bathing 2UW OPEN Port Jervis $2.00—Lackawaxen $2.70—Shohola _$2.70—Narrows~ burg $2.70—Callicoon $2.70—Hancock $3.00—Deposit $3.00 Returning Same Day of rest, recreation and pleasure can be spent in the A SUMMER Land of Summer Contentment as described in VACATION the 1922 Free Booklet, “ROAD TO SUMMER LAND” Specially Reduaed Week-End Fares tq CHAUTAUQUA LAKE POINTS 4 Commencing June 16—$18.90 Round Trip. Reduced One Way Fares Now in Effect: CHICAGO $30.70 CINCINNATI $25.01 CLEVELAND $19.55 ERIE TRAVEL INFORMATION—Apply to Ticket Agent, or R. H. Wallace, Passenger Traffic Manager, 71 West 23d St., New York. STEAMER MANDALAY To Atlantic Highlands, N. J. LEAVING Kattery Landing, | | Atlantic Highlands, 30. AM.. 1.30, 8 PM. | S11 AM. 5, 9.45 PM. *Morning ‘Trip Omitted Mondays. (Daylight Saving Time.) hae Ballroom Deck Dancing Free r Fach 5c, hones Hudios River by Daylight aneares | METROPOLITAN LINB DAYLIGHT SAVING TIME, Service daily, including Bunday, leaving Went 42d 51 Desbronses St. bw A. M \ M Ate Tuvth st, Via Cape Cod Canal | Connecting at Boston for’ Po {houshkeepsie.” Kingston” rein Rockland, Pangor, St. doun, HN. Be Hudson and Albany. Direct rail cont t 8; Munte., Hesiaurant, All rall tickets New io sity, tact the Kit Albany and Albany to New York pe: gaily, fs * (Dayil ein Str; Albany leaves Dexbronson MeL Barcia LINES si Wont 430 1 M. tNewburgh and return to 42d Bt. Pp. for {Hear Mountain, West Point, On | Sunday | Str. Washington leaves Deabrosses 8¥., 0.40 A. M De Witt Clinton leaves West 424 8¢ M.; Went 129th St. 10.20 A 10.50 A. M and tPough tReturn marked f, Irving and. Str NSBURG_N Buttery ®.30, 10.30 A. ner 'TRAL HUDSON Foughkeepsle, fons 1s later and ¢ St EEPLECHASE cHusY NOW OPEN .Pryor’s a Pryor’sBand ENTIRE SEASON. Free Dancing. Eree Cireus. half hour turn to New York nect same day for *To Foughkeepate only. Day Further y. at Desbrosses Street Pier, New York. Tel. Canal 9300. ‘ SUMMER RESORTS. Long | DAY EXCURSIONS TO E Barthes BROOKLYN. **80 N's D GEN Al Fal MARK TRAN BROOKLYN NOTED BOLOIS’ FOR SALE. T ON bap fd Ever Pll Elevator. FAR Cort. 0807, MOUNTAIN Steel Steamer “I Lys. Battery 9, Round Trip utdoor dS Werkanse,noe. eee LON.) ISLAND he Land of the Sunrise Tratls,"* se gar D Sunssttots lay the ain, he Woda, the Hite efreshinentn. Music cnd.the Sea beckon, From Labrador & Patiandes Interstate Park Comm to Cape i ts resounds the call, 7 Phones Bowling Green 7585— | its strongest appeal. comes trom to make your plana Summer, the vacation oF ond, of the Long Inland iMustrating M. ». M. Taepone “Whitehall _1i HUDSON KIVER NIGHT . pay enllings on Pier 5 R., Foot assenger Agent, 1 ¢ und, Holtdaya, Railroad, Pennsylvania (Daylight Saving Time) haif hour later. 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