The evening world. Newspaper, September 21, 1922, Page 11

y|“UNCLE JIM,” SQUATTER NEAR DRIVE, BURIED QUITS HER HUSBAND FOUND EXHAUSTED Bride of 19 Falls in Road After Fleeing Homes TRENTON, N. J., Sept. 2t.—Strand- Barra sang well, albeit troubled with @ frog that wouldn't completely jump dut of his Throat and give the tone undisputed sway. His fine figure was not accomphnied by a corrdsponding | oq without funds, Mra. Geraldine Keon- leanness in voice, In fact, he is by far the best tenor heard with the]#ne, nineteen years old, of Syracuse, N. San Carlo this year, Mlle. Lucchese]y,, a bride of only a few weeks, was also sang well alway id at times | found exhausted yesterday on the Lincoln even better—the florid role of Gilda. | ytighway, near Morrisville, Pa, by a Lad Mister did)so well in the/ Hennayivania State policeman, She was | vendetta” duct, which closes the} riven grat ald treatment and later sen’ pated to wie athe eeaae ene espa. {te McKinley Hospital, where it was oala tition of the scene, an unusal thing | er condition was not serious. in this country. ho told the hospital authorities that Others in the cast, none of whom|the was married a few weeks ago and. offended the ear, were Pietro de Biasi,| becoming disgusted with wedded life, as Sparafucile; Stella de Mette as|teft her home and went to Philadelphia, Maddelcna; Natale Cervi as Mon-|she was employed for few days by a tenerone, and a good one; Antoniolramily in that city. Without funds and Canova as the Count, and France| witering from huhger she walked from Morosini as the Countess of Cake Philadelphia and Was, near Morrievilie ele a * a eg eta when she became exhausted and fell. This afternoon ‘Martha’ will be sung, with Ernest Koch condi ting, and this evening ‘Carmo’ with Dorothy Jardon as guest artist. SHIP NEWS INFORMATION Due To-Day. Beydittz, Bremen iM San Carlo’s “Rigoletto” In- troduces a New Ital- ian Tenor. Miller, the old Newro who was the last of the city’s squatters to live in his little shack near Riverside Drive, was buried Tuesday. Carl White, a Negro évangelist, ahd Sexton C. H. Kohrs of the Marble Collegiate Chureh, Fifth Avenue and 29th Street, saw that “Uncle Jim't was handsomely laid to rest In Mount Carl White thanks all who helped to provide proper burial for the old squat+ ter. ‘They included Pullman ~ portera. Pennsylvania and Grand Contra} Ter- minal ‘Red Capa” and folk in Newark. N. J. Sexton Kohrs furnished the comin. “Unele Jim,’ who was seventy-three, gave up work several years ago and somehow got along by “Just bellevin’ In God." His old shack, just off 170th Street, had for twenty-two years keen one of the sights of upper Manhattan.” “Rigoletto,” the third offering of the San Carlo Opera Company at the Cen- tury, introducedGnnaro Barra, a new Italian tenor, to America and provided a fort of home-coming for Vincente Ballister, who deserted the Gallo forces fast year for Mary Garden's eompany in Chicago. It alyo gave the charming Josephine Lucchese her first opportunity of the new season, It 1s apparentiy n@ to be expected that any singer in “Rigoletto” will at- tempt to act his or her part, with the single exception of the disfigured Jester, and no one last night attemptea te disturb the established order of things. ‘Ballister was effective as Rigoletto, and succeeded In giving a fine picture of the knave's sorrow. yy MISCHA ELMAN IS NOW rR UNITED STATES CITIZEN Miolinist For the crisp days of Fall— Exceptional Values Patent Leather, Turn , Sole, Lowis XVI Heel THERE is a certain smart- ness, to these two models that distinguishes’ all CAMMEYER shoes from others.. Final Papers and ‘Will Be Suburbanite. Mischa Elman, noted violinist, be- fame a full-fledged cittzen of the Unit- ed States yesterday by swearing out his final naturelization papers. He came to} ;- the United States from- Russia in 1908, at the age of seventeen, with a Euro- ean reputation already established. He {8 looking about to buy a sub- urban home, preferably im the vicinity | § of Scarsdale, He ts llving tn an apart- ment at the Hotel Ansonia with his father, mother and three younger ais- ters, Mina, Elisa and Esther. Ho brought them all to this” country in 1914. Elman ts unmarried and says ho {a not contemplating matrimony. His earnings are estimated at from $75,000 to $100,000 a yeur. —_—_—_— IN NEW YORK TO-DAY. Thursday Club, lyncheon, vania, 1 P. M. Monterey, 3 Rosalind, St. John’ Due To-Morrow. Hevre Bouurdonnats, Tan Calfskin with Light Tan Buck Back 7783 Oscar J1., Cope Sita) Teresa ralso ... Mexico, Vera’ ‘Griz Sail To-Morrow, Berengaria, Southamp ton Tie Pennsyl- Sail Saturday. Independent Order of True Friends, Havana meeting, Labor ‘Temple, No, 84th Street, all day. 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N % y low 10 pieces. now $752.00 Fermerly $509.00. 10 fi = $813.00 round table. 10 piec Queen Anne Suite in Combination Brown Ma- Formerly $940.00. Italian Renaissance Suite in Antique Walnut, Noir Walnut Suite, oblong table, Tudor Mo- Formerly $1016.50. Now Formerly $675.00. Nw $540.00 é ich Marquetry Inlay, new $464.00 Biboney Ba 243 Bast Olymple, South: 9.00 A.M, 1.00 American Electro-Therapeutic Aaso-|G'wasnington tine wn So AM: 00 clation, convention, Pennsylvania, Kroonland,. An to A's American Industrial Leaders’ ‘Asgotl- Noordam, ‘Rotterdam RS0AM i200 ation, convention, Pennsylvania, all day. | Dretiningholm, Goth { ; Women's Activities, exhjbit,-Commo- 2 Ee bebe “ Stamped ona Shoe Megns Standard of Merit a a a “ 47 West 34th St., New York —— FULTON 8T. ext Newark—649 BROAD ST. 32223238222 323 ‘ort 1 Huron, Barat Algerji, to make room for new goods. in America. Ttalian Renalssance Suite in Florentine Decorated two-tone Walnut, oblong table. Fomeniy $1074.50. 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High neck, long sleeve, ankle ‘ength. Main Floor. Extra Size Wool Velour Coats | and Bolivia Coats ’ "17.95 Most exceptionally well tailored of splendid qual- ity Velour-wool to the last thread. pleated backs, Some have | others are neatly stitched with silk, AJl the good practical winter colors are rep- resented, Ty sizes 4214 to 6214. — rete Nisin ce Extra Size Velour | Seal or Beaverette. 27.95 Fur Trimmed Richly embroidered *and collared with French Slenderizing! styles that any every demand of thé new mode in either strai lines Bicemingdale's—Second Floor. it line or with Satin Black, Navy,/Brown, Fully Sizes 4214 to 6414. raceful wra effects, & Chine. alg ~ Women’s Glove Silk Vests $1.85 neeyy glove silk, bodice tops. Hemstitched. Pink only, Main Floor, 36-in. Dress Velveteen Chiffon finish, twill back, fast pile. street shades, $1.59 yd. 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Pure Irish circular design. Main Floor, Chinese Baskets 6 inch size 9 ot 14 Damask, or with Chinese ring, tassels, beads and coins, ‘Main Floor, Men’s Derby Hats 1.89 Good quality hats, shapes. Main Ptoor. Men’s Union Suits 85c ") From Roxford a New Fall | Knitting Mills, Heavy Derby ribbed Union Suits, ankle length, rein- fore Perfect fit. In Silver + Gray and Peeler. | Sizes i4 to 50. Matn Floor. Men’s Sport Woel Socks, 48¢ a pair Fine quality drop” stitch. Heather mixtures, Brown, Green and Navy. ‘ Main’ Floor, Men’s Mounted Well made genuine Pin Seal Letter Cases, Hip Books and three fold Pass Cases are silk lined and mounted with 14-Kt. | Gold. | Main Bloor. Imported Steel Scissors, 39c Bach pair highly nickel - ished. 'S 4 zen 3 to 8 ine bi ca re every use. Main Floor. | Baby Bassinettes, $2.37 Ivory finish. Rubber tired wheels and woven wire spring. Third Floor. “Reo” Automobiles, $4.47 Nicely painted body and rub- ber tired wheels. Third Floor. Phonograph Record Albums 10-inch size 45¢ 12-inch size 12 nates ra Fant Fibre Reed Suite $49.50 3 | Four fibre reed pieces in An- tique Ivory or Brown. Mar- shall reversible spring cushion seats and upholstered back cov- ered in cretonne, Pourth Floor. 10-Pe. Dining Room Suite | $148.00 | American Walnut Veneer, con- sists of a 5-foot Buffet, 42-inch China Closet, 45x54 inch ob- long Dining Table, beautiful | enclosed Serving Table, five | Side Chairs and one Arm Chair; | seats of genuine Spanish leather. | Fourth Flo: LargeSize O’Cedar Mops, 79¢ “Battleship’” shape, treated with O'Cedar polish, ready for use, Cooking Pots ys 4-quart size 6-quart size :69¢ Seamless polished aluminum, straight deep style with alumi- hum covers Framed Pictures $1.59 A group of very neatly framed ictures, Wallace ‘Nutting, Kraxtiela Parish, and Gutman, All in hand colorin, Sueh subjects as * ‘The Din! ey Bird,” “Air Castles,” “Little Bit of Heaven.” Third Floor, &eal Wallets, $1.95 | 4 | Re ER