The evening world. Newspaper, June 28, 1922, Page 21

\ vps} | dinner in Scranton this ev Ea ee = _ RR THE EVENING WORLD, WEDNESDAY, JUNE 28, 1922. 5 a ae at World News in Brief LOCAL. It was learned to-day that the home of Maurice J. Strauss, No. 7 West MRS. FRELINGHUYSEN BREAKS TWO BONES IN ANKLE BY FALL PRESIDENT SETS MORE POLITICAL unless the promoters of the system and busines men are able to rale money. Mexicall, Lower California, ie in flames for the second time in a week, ecanty: according to a telephone message to Seventy-third Street, was robbed June] yimna, Ariz, from M.D, Morgan of 9 in the absence of the family of $2,900 | 1 Centro, Cal, in clothing and fat ellver. ‘i eaesgedeise ‘The price of radium went down yes- ee ed terday, It now coats less than $10 FOREIGN. iiligram, which Is good news to sure] | Much of the material that ts, to be Harding Co eons who uae it in treatment of varl4] used In tha work of developing the hy ing Commutes Sentences ous diseases. drautle power of the fall of the Jordan Half a militon pounds of foodstufts| neur the Sea of Galtleo will be acquired of Clyde Hough and Vin- wee | from German. firms. and clothing for the 2 ast were cent St. John flipped from Los Angeles to-day for| Headed by Senator Kendrick, a party H d transshipment at Broo of wealthy ranchers from Wyoming are HIN rson Goodman, who died. Jan: 4, ue a tie ms Aibere, 8 look ote ke ill, which & over the cattle possibilities: eee t pe ise lita Grteouae ‘ghe drove : wae eo ae home three | The discovery of an Therlan acropolls wo more political prisoners times." Mrs, Goodman lives at No. 538] !" the vicinity of Vera, Saragossa, wes Wwe been commuted by President Bedford Avenue, Brooklyn. the subject of a ro; jer in the Of- ficlal Gazette at , authorizing Father Florentine Zurbitu, rector of -|the Jesuit College, to execute excava- + | tions. The estate of Archibald B. Gw: mey, retired broker, father of bald B. and Jan Harding. They are Clyde Hough, Rockford, Ii)., and Vincent St. John, former Secretary-Treasurer of the & W. W. Both men were in Leaven- The Prince of Wales while in Japan worth Prison and have been released. his sons, bought a curtously twisted stick which Bough was sentenced t ve tive oS : struck him as being the very thing for sophang Mas thgeae i dag Prospect Park had its animal and) gir Harry Lauder. The Prince had it as @ conscientious objector, surplus materials sale yesterday. Dan-| inscribed ‘To Harry,” and the come- St. John was picked up during wer os an I. W. W. agitator. St. became nationally known about years ago through his I. W. W. Activities, According to a-statement issucd by the leaders of the children's crusade, St. John severed his connection with the I. W. W. in 1915 and went to Arizona to seek gold. He was arrested fm 1917 and sentenced to serve teu years. lel Madison bought two large $19 and John Ross eight Angora cats for $42, Sheep sold for $2.25 each and lambs $6. Dr. and Mrs. James ©. 26 West 10th Street gugement of U Virginia Ken \y Tyner of Orange, N. J. ~] > . ‘. TT y Gerschinsky, five, No. 1 Senator’s Wife Was Playing] sea’ nicouiyn, was Klllea Tennis at Her Raritan dian is now its proud possessor, Kennedy, No. MRS WYOSEPH S FRELINGHUYSEN © by vmocewoood F UNDERWOOD. Our Terms ack operated by Peter Phale Brooklyn, No. 427 Fifth Avenue, in ; - WGEW A Saventystqo vedi Hane Third Avenue, Brooklyn. $5 Deposit Delivers $100 ol mother is in Washington with the . The numerous questions concerning . . children's crusaders and has particl-| Senator Joseph S. irelinghuysen]} 1020 Income tax retu sa nas 10 Deposit Delivers 200 Bated in the picketing of the White} retumed to his home at Raritan, N: 3. Fee Neretrescnlis are expla ‘o||15 Deposit Delivers 300 jouse. i y 341 ome: e ithe aioieeeue . .. Officials of the crusade declare eas : ately eee Ea rrel essete abit Selled UD "riica!1125 Deposit Delivers 500 that they have been informed at the] ( ab omeainth. y Mrs) is no catch in it, officials sald SPECIAL THIS WEEK ONLY. Justice Department that ‘executive} Prell -suysen Monday. James Moog, Federal narcotic agent @lemeney is to be granted soon to} Mrs. Fr inghuysen was playlz~| who was detained on a charge of felo- @ther political prisoners. Most of these cases already have been sent to the White House for consideration. Two GOVERNORS OPEN LACKAWANNA TRAIL nious assault Monday night after firing a shot at an alleged drug pediler who had escaped, was discharged in the Harlem court yesterday. Fellx de Caro of the Imperial Hotel, Park Row and Pearl Street, was ar- rested yesterday after Bragio Ivino, N 81 Mulberry Street, alleged h ceived letters from Caro t him and his family unless he money. The Robins Dry Dock and Repair tennis at her home when she fell and vroke two small bones in her ankle. She was taken to Somerset Hospital, Somerville, where an X-ray photo- graph of the ankle was tiken. She was then taken to her home. Earlier Monday afternoon Mrs. Frelinghuysen attended an meeting of the Somerville Women's Republican Club, at which she was elected Vice- President, Library Suite BINGHAMTON, June 28.—The Lack- wanna trail connecting Scranton and inghamton, which has been under onstruction three years, was formally opened this morning when Goy. Miller of New York greeted Gov. Sproul of Pennsylvania at the State line, six miles from this city, amidst a sulvo of artillery. The two Governors, with an escort twenty-two ‘miles long of motorists, atening ve him Library upholstered Suite; heavy $69.98 $229,000, for the work of re the passenger liner Hawkeye the opening of tenders in the Board offices. DOMESTIC. 3 CAB HERE FO! E TRANSFER Attorney ral Daugherty, Post- master General Work and Secretary —— 5™ AVE COR COR to this city, and after a brief] Mellon arrived here last night apd went remony returned to, New Milford,| to the Waldorf-Astoria. They will con- om <1 y the programme will be continued. | fer to-day with Mayor Hylan on the} Operation of over 700 miles of rail- 9™ ST. STATE ST The festivities are to c ith alexchange of the Federal Bullding for trom Wichita, Ken. to Gan Ane| im another site. will be suspended on July 1 CHARGE PURCHASES Tee ee Fulton at Bridge St. Brooklyn SURMUNTUE BS Ie RBG Tomorrow at 9 A. M.—in Time for Your Holiday Buying! 'Treriendous Purchase & Sale! 6 A MAKER’S ENTIRE STOCK OF 5500 SCOTCH GINGHAM DRESSES: g f A Real Value-Giving Sensation! NEVER Before Have | Dresses of Imported Scotch Gingham Sold at This Low Price! 3) Ret TOUBY CEU BUEN OCU 7 Ginghams in Red Checks—Blue Checks — Green Checks— Yellow 4 Checks—Brown Checks—Checks of | All Sizes—Ratines in Orchid, Tan, Rose, Green, and hosts of others. 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