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200 freshes hold
Sinner fort after
t nnnr nnnm nnniio
Triumph in Class Battle With
AM of Lynbrook Firemen
and Feast To-Night.
LOE SCORE PRISONERS.
Second Year Columbia Men
Lock Captives Up in Brook
lyn Warehouse.
. Two hundred Columbia froMimon
cpont to-dny In the Hlosnom Heath
Inn, iliynbrook, J. I., safely In winc
tuarf, against imirtUHllnp noplmmorcn
wholwould havo liked to prevent the
freshman dinner, which In to he
eervjil by the Inn nt S o'clock to
night Fifteen or twenty frcBlimcn nro
prisoners in a Brooklyn warehouse.
Thcy wero captured by nophomorcn
In a riotously noisy battle which kept
Lynbroolt awake for hours after mld
UBtitr and wan ended only when the
Lynbrook Pre. Department turned the
hose 'on the Invading, sophomores and
chased them out of town.
Tho freshmen rejoiced over the
telephone to-day to all who Inquired
of tfyom nt their stronghold that none
of their class officers or their dinner
committers was nmonfr those kept
away, from the coming festivities by
tho ophomorcs. They count nmonir
tho ljilsslnp, however, Edward Iiurkc,
a star of tho freshman football team,
and .Harold Wilson, Ruard of tlitv
basketball leum. Tho only rejrrcU
mingled with tho chortles of victory
of trio freshmen are that they havo
not been ablo to capture any snpho.
more class offlccrs for exhibition to
tho diners.
There is an Intricate code governing
this dinner controvciB. As neany
as ono who has not tbe advantages of
present day acadcrr.lo upllfo can dis
cover, tho principal cltusos aro then;
lilt? uiuiiv:! luub uu iiiiiu uvincLii .iii'-j-
1 iilsht' last night and midnight nett
Saturday. Once InKlo tho restau
rants prospective diners must not be
molqstcd. Nelthor side must employ
or ask for help from the authorities
or other outsiders.
Tho freshmen met at it o'clock last
night, at No. SJ9 Broadway in the of
fice Of tho fathor of 1'reshman Hitch
cock.'1 Thcro, buttle ordors wero Is
sued. Beginning at 10.30 o'clock do
tachmcnts began leuvlnj; for I.yn
hrook. Tho nophomnreti had spies
outsldo tho assembly place.
Tho sophomores n'-companled tho
first detachment of forty freshmen 1o
tho Long Island station, rodo with
them on tho 11.01 train to Valley
Stream and trollod them two miles
i foot to tho Inn, at which they ar
rived ten minutes nftct midnight.
The odds were too heavily against
tho sophomores to warrant an attack.
Tlio second detachment moved di
rectly oh Lynbrook on "the 11.80 train.
Called together by telephoned sum
monses 'trom tho spies, there wero
forty or fifty sophomores on this
train. Many others made directly for
Blossom Heath Inn In automobiles.
Tho sophomores mads a determined
attack on tho road between the rail
road station and the Inn on the sec
ond, detachment. When the running
battla reached tho Inn, a closed auto
mobile drovo up. The sophomores
pretended to mako n concentrated as
sault on tho occupants of this car,
caUntf to each other that It contained
This Orien
tal Ring
Isallegedby
Chinese to
be almost
uncannv in
its Dower tn
bring to the
Warf Ilnsltl.
Happiness, Prosperity, Long Ufa and Good
Luck. The fad of the hour the country
over. Don't accept Imitations! None
genuine unless the is stamped Inside.
ai dm loaay at your
ivcai jeweiry sura.
Aik St iu IluUtry.
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mk for Catalog 44.
Ncnmntoyer'i lief.
crHic. Confidential.
LWSweet&C.
Cuticura Soap
SHAVES
Without Mug
Qtta 3 h tlx towrtx tmmltjntat rtayUa.
CASTORIA
For Infants and Children
In Use For Over 30 Years
Always bears
he
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the members of the freshman dinner
committee.
The frrshmen, alieady In the hotel,
nervously awultlng the 'nrrlvnl of the
committee, wete fooled by this strat
egy and bloled out to the rescue.
Thus twelve of them wero kidnapped
and thrown nto a waiting motor truck
to bo taken to brooklyn.
Vlllageis were uwukened. There
were no policemen nhout, for the night
forco of two had been summoned- u
mile away to a fight. Edward Percy
Howard, President of the village,
aroused by phone, summoned deputy
Bjiernis.
i wo mora ircsnmcn appeared in u
car and wero made prisoners ns Po
liceman Jackson of iho day forco ap
peared. He was roughly handled but
finally managed to take a student to
tho station. The student refused to
dlBclose his Identity, In the frncas
Milton Sandler, a sophomore, was
knocked down by an automobile and
received slight abrasions which were
treated by a physician.
President Howard summoned the
Flra Department and tho apparatus
camo on tho jump.
Tho- firemen stretched hoso about
the Inn and In tho principal streets.
They wero told to turn, on tho water
at the first outbreak.
In tho course of tho watery argu
ment between the firemen and tho
sophomores ten wero arrested, rhey
were turned loose when the nature
of the disturbance became clear.
Thirty freshmen locked In a bov car
at Vnlley Btrcam and abandoned were
released by villagers at daybreak uiri
mado their way to Lynbrook unmo
lested. "And now It's all over but the eat
ing," Chulrnmn D. L. llegan of tho
1025 Dinner Commlttco Informed all
Inquirers this morning.
STRICKEN IN ELKS' CLUB,
GAS HEAD DIES QUICKLY.
J. II. Armitrong lSxplrea In Ilello
vue From Apoplexy.
J. H. Armstrong, forty-three, Aaalat
ant Treasurer of the Consolidated U&a
Company, died In liellevue Hospital last
night , fifteen mlnutea after being taken
from the Elka' Club In Weat 43d Street.
Apoplexy was given aa the cauae of
death. Mr. Armstrong waa unmarried
and lived at the Kills' Club.
Mr. .Armstrong wm in Ills offlcea Sat
urday, and apparently was In good
health. He paaied Saturday night at tha
Elks' Club, had breakfast there yester
day morning and then left the club. A
few hours later he returned in a taxi
cab nnd said he felt III. A physician was
summoned. Late In the afternoon Mr.
Armstrong's condition became worse.
litvix conn has uelapse.
BOSTON. Feb. 20. Irvln S. Cobb,
author and humorist, was seriously 111
at a hotel here last night after u re
lapse from Influenxa. Dr. U. II. Ste
ven said hla condition was "serious
hut not dangerous"
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Geneva, N. Y.
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Cannot in
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Purely vege
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THE EVENING WORLD, MONDAY, FEBRUARY
Reel Reviews
By DON ALLEN
"That," said the housewife after
spilling the cream on her dunday
morning tablecloth, "Isn't as bad as
last week when 1 spilled tbe coffee."
"No," muaed her husband from be
hind his paper, "but It Isn't clean."
And that's about the cinema situa
tion along Broadway this week. It
Isn't as bad as last week,, but It's far
from perfect as films go.
The outstanding feature of the
week Is Marshall Nelln'j "Pcnrod,"
which Is unreeling at tho Strand,
much to tho delight of the old young
ones and tho young old ones. Mrs.
Irene Cnstle tripped back ,to tho
'screen Baturday night,, oi. "French
Heels," which Is on for v run at the
Came'p. Gloria Swanson has been
registered In tho United States Pat
ent Office as "Her Husband's Trade
Mark," which sho Is showing at the
Rtvoll, while Ethel Clayton' Is spend
ing "Her Own Money" at tho III alto.
The Capitol Is showing "Cardigan" to
tho accompaniment of American mu
sic. But two holdovers survive.
Thoy are "Orphans of the Storm." at
the Apollo and "Foolish Wives," at
the Central.
Ernest Lubttflch, tho master pro
ducer of Germany, will bring his lat
est "big" film, "Tho Loves of-Pha-ruho,"
to tlio Criterion to-morrow
night for an extended 'run.
PASSING IN REVIEW
A lot of folks after reading Booth
Tarklngton's wonderful "Penrod"
stories expressed a wish that somo
day tho lovablo boy and girl and
grown-up characters would flit across
the screen. But they thought It
couldn't be done because of the sup
posed scarcity of Juvonllo players to
assume tho many and varied roles.
Well, thoy got their wish, and it
HAH been done. But It took a Mar
shall Ncllan to do It.
"Penrod," Ncllan's latest and best,
with Wesley Barry, the human
freckle, In tho titular role, Is unwind
ing right merrily this week nt the
Htrand. For those who are looking
for clean, wholesome entertainment
and who wnnt to take a couple of
Dishes of Delicious
- Cooked Breakfast Cereal
DYE FADED CURTAINS, SKIRT
SWEATER, DRESS OR COAT
. IN "DIAMOND DYES"
Each package of "Diamond Dyes"
contains directions so simple any
woman can dye or tint her old
worn, faded tilings new. Even If she
has never dyed before, she can put
a rich, fadeless color Into shabby
skirts, dresses, waists, coats, stock
ings, tweatcrs. coverings, draperies,
In five minutes 'Tape's- Diapepsin" ends
Indigestion Gases Acidity
Sourness Flatulence Palpitation
Take "I'upe's Dlopepin" now1 In
five minutes your stomiirli fyes (mei
Don't bother what upset your stomach
or which portion of the food did the
damage. If your stomach is sour,
assy nntl upset, nnd what un Jnfct at,
litis fcrmentcil into stuMmm liuiip-i
licad illn anil nrlie; m, criu la'.f
lilies and uriils und uncliae!.tcii l,imU
.'Mart tnU n little I'.ip's D niimin
inn mi nr 111111111" i"u niitiiirr wiatislt (
I became of the IndlgeUioninddUtxcM,1. tore.
mil in flr siiiii (tt " ounilrr what
horns off and sail luick to boy and gltl
land, the Him ml In certainly th place
this week. It won't do at all for
thow who ftnvc hoot
Wei Marry li Improving all the time
as far as acting and ficcklcs nic con
cerned, nlthoilKh. speaking In the
parlance of n beauty parlor, his latter
attrlbuto would scarce be noted down
among the "Improvements."
It doesn't mako much , difference
how old you arc or how crabbed one
might feel, "Pcnrod" will bo good for
what alls you and you'll come away
from tho Htrand feeling much better
than when you went In.
The music, being up to the Htrand
standard. Is quite pleasing and adequate.
Gloria Swanson In "Her Husband's
Trade-Mark" at the Itlvoll Theatre
displays enough gowns In five reels to
stamp Stuart Holmes, friend hubby,
tut a cloak and suit manufacturer In
stead of nri Investment broker, as
Clara Bcrangcr has cast him In her
story of Mexican bandits and Wall
Street Incorporators.' Miss Bwannon
Is convincing as an obliging wlfo, but
HolmcH seems too much of n gentle
man to Justify such a title as "Slimy
Bat!" Yes, he Is killed In a fall and
the United States cavnlry rescues
Gloria and her former sweetheart.
Thomas Wllford, creator of the
mysterious color organ, renders a
symphony of weirdly blended colors
and designs. Vlctorlna Krlghcr,
prima ballerina of tho Moscow Grand
Opera, roused the Rlvoll audience to
sustained applause, prolonged for a
few minutes, during tho next unit of
Dr. Rlcsenfeld's programme.
Harold Lloyd appears In one of
thoso Inlmltablo mirth provokers. Su
san Ida ClouRh, mezzo-soprano; kings
"One Fleeting Hour."
Thei ovcrturo by tho Rlvoll orches
tra Is "Second Hungarian Rhap
sody," by Franz Liszt.
"Her Own Money," with Kthel
Clayton in tho leading role, Is tho of
fering at tho Rlalto. It Is a Para
mount plcturo adapted by Elmer Rico
from tho play by Mark Hwan, and has
many amusing Incidents. An eco
nomical wife and an extravagant hus
band produce a situation that docs
not Jibe very well when it comes to
paying for a home, and a Jealous
married woman adds to tho perplexi
ties. Miss Clayton portrays tho stenog
rapher and young wlfo and Is assisted
by Warner Baxter, Charles French,
Clarence Burton, Mao Busch and Jean
Acker.
An entertaining feature of tho pro
gramme is "The Young Painter," the
third of n scries of film plays based
on famous paintings. Rembrandt's,
painting Is the basis of the story.
hangings, everythingl Huy Diamond
Dyes no other kind then perfect
home dyeing Is guaranteed. Just tell
your druggist whether the material.!
you wish to dye is wool or silk, or
whether It Is linen, cotton or mixed
goods. Diamond Dyes never streak,
spot, fade or ran. Advt.
mm
Millions of men and women to-day
know that it Is needless to hare a bad
stomach. A little Diapepsin occasion
ally keeps this delicate organ regu
lated anil they ent their favorite foods
without frnr. If your stomach doesn't
take care of your liberal limit without
rebellion! if our fiiuil is , cl.inui iti- in
stead of ,i help, ri'im-mlirr tin- ('ml.
r,t, Miit'st, uiiit liiirinli-.s iii, I ,i iii i
I'ape'i Diapeiisin, ulucli mris nnl
slt cents fur a Ursrr i .im- at ilruu
with Alary Astor ns tlio borgar maid,
In the picture of that name Tho
music includes "Hotinlc Hwrel llei.
mp." ung by Hetty Autleiwni. a inllo
Milo anil the overturn "I.elloie No :i
tfjouttger looting
un ker'HwlanJ
Sage Tea Darkens
Hair to anu Shade
TTTHEN you darken your
y V hair with bage 1 ca and
Sulphur, no one can tell, be
cause it's done so naturally,
so evenly. Preparing this mix
ture though, at home is mussy
and troublesome. At little
cost, you can buy at any drug
store the ready-to-use prep
aration, improved by the ad
dition of other ingredients,
called "Yyyeth's Sage and
Sulphur Compound." You
just dampen a sponge or soft
brush with it and draw this
through your hair, taking one
small strand at a time. By
morning all gray hair disap
pears, and after another ap
plication or two your hair be
comes beautifully darkened,
glossy and luxuriant,
Gray, faded hair, though no
disgrace, is a sign of old age,
and as we all desire a youth-
lul and attractive appearance,
n
get busy at once with Wyeth
Sage and Sulphur Compound,
and look years younger,
For Raw, Sore Throat
At the first sign of a raw, sore throat
rub on a little Musterole with your
fingers. I
It goes right to the spot with a eentle
tingle, loosens congestion, draws out
soreness and pain.
Musterole is a clean, white ointment
made with oil of mustard. It has all
the strength of the old-fashioned mus
tard plaster without the blister. ,
Nothing like Musterole or croupyl
children. Keep it handy for instant (
use. 35 and 65 cents in jars and tubes; I
hospital size, $3. i
BETTER THAN A MUSTARD PLASTER
Nature's means of
stopping coughs comes
to you direct from her
vast Spruce Forests.
Over 60 years in house
hold use. .
CONCERTS AND MUSIC.
TUES.,21at,8.15 ORATORIO
Carnegie Hall Society of N. Y.
Choral Concert
Cliolr of 250 mixed ore, unaccompanied. I
In music of the Kurly Chuich, the Russian'
Church and I modem lialladu nnd paitfonga.
Bololsti, I'.V.V OAl'TIIIDlt and HltNUsr
ALBERT STOESSEL, Cond.
7So to 12.50 at Don Olllce or 1 W. 3Uh.
CHICAGO OPERA
MARY GAIIDr.V. nrn.r.1
wjIk MANHATTAN SSESft
To-night at 8, "Manon." Tun., "1a- Jongleur
d Notre Dame." and "I A Robinson."
w,.".ltll.n Thorn., "Monna Vuunu."
7f fU,.. 8at- ""Uoletto."
Sat. Mjht., ot Three Kings."
(Mason k iiamlln, the official piano.)
METROPOLITAN
ANDRE CHENIER
AMUSEMENTS.
SRSMSi AGNES AYRES '
ATTtQNOOM 30t In "The iMti That
HIOHTJ 50t "ail No Turning,"
MaMaataaMaiafalaa
TO NIGHT
THIS TOWN HAM., at S.15.
113 W 43rd St
Senator Meyer Will Speak
on New York's Schools
NO ATOII88IIVN aiAiuu:
Aul'lce fultlto IMurallon Aamx-iatinn
wana LerxtrAl Palaeo
FEBRUARY 17,hto,25''
10 AH.V3 lOW RM - ADM 7Sftet,tu
iLSAMUOWESNtWSilOW
20, 1922.
AMUSEMENTS.
Mi
rWSJst
WiwJiiiiiaSl
MIDNIGHT ROUNDERS
WITH AN ALL-UTAH f'AST CO. of SO
MrCO.VNKI.I, MIMCSON 1HKK.N
ll.VI.KH HAItltV KKI.I.Y lUCIItO
IIAItltV lllNHH SA.M lll'.AIt.V MAXIi:
a ii;iiu(iiv iii:i.i:n i;i.kv otiikkh.
HmoklhK IVrmlitrd In Holes and kogea.
ASTOD Th
4"!lt 4 li'way. r.ves. 8. SO,
Mats. Wash. Rlrlhday tc Bat. 2.30.
I l.t KXtinLt-KN" KNTKIITAINMENT.
-Ulde Dudley, Kve, World.
"A I.It.T AND BPHI0HTMNE8S TO TI1E
TUNKJJ THAT NOT ONI.r OOT THIOf
ovkk Tine rooTi.iniiTH. hut bvkn
OJJT CI'ON tub hiurwalk and into
THU SUnWAY." Trlbunt.
i:vB.(eJ.8,t. & Holidays), Dest Beats SI. 50.
BIJOU West -ir.th Street. Evenings. 8.30.
Mat. Wash.'irday t. Bat., 2.30.
""DOVER RffADS
M9Y Inn rillftfl'c 39th. nr. B'y, Evs. 8.30
lllMAIHW aWIIIVtl W
Mata.Wash.II'daylBat.2.30
I MOUNTAIN MAN
With
Kidney
Itlaekmrr
48rr. WW. ATS THUHS -5AT.
(IKKKNWlCll VIIfiK Til. Mats. Wed. 8at,
Evs. 8.45. 4th Ht. 7th Av. Hprlng 0409.
Arthur
Pauline Lord
n "Anna Christie"
Hopkim
Presenti
VANDERBlLTMk?v.d3iIau
VANDI
APOLLO
THEATRE
WEST -IM BT.
Twlea Daily
1;W 1;10 ta
iTiaTaiirwi ailaj
Pos ft-lV
BLWHT
I 1 II 111 1 IB I
D. W. GRIFFITH'S
tam. lfsissisi I
mikta sod Oatnrdar afatlnea. SSt to II
N AMSTERDAM 'W4,3 5T tv.sfl IS
KATS.VED.SSAT. 30f.l9.e NO higher
ZIECFBLD TRIUMPH
MARILYN MILL.KR.
LEON BRnOL In
NEW AMSTKUDAM ROOF, nt 11 NEW
Z1EGFELD MIDNIGHT FROHL
CUDIDC IVunv and 40th Bt. Eva. 8.20,
cmrirvc Matlncea Wcd. & gat. at 2.20.
DORIS KEANEt'hne CZARINA
LIBERTY WJ st. Tonight 8.20 Sharp
A New Comedy by the authora
of "IJulcj'
'To the Ladles!
I Helen Harts
Olto K.tipr
i vrcilM wt T.n;.U Q n l"t Mat.
LItbUHl4,S iuiihiii u.v Wed.
IRENE BORDONI
?r,?L 'THE FRENCH DOLL
HUDSON J"? TO-MORROW AJ(
THE RUBICON COMEDY
lth VIOLET HEMINd.
II tS!ll.V 124 W. 43d Bt Evea, S.13
nClllf ITIIIICI Mats. Wed., Thura. t Sat.
LAURETTE
3. Hartley
Manners'
New Tlay
The National
TAYLOR
Anthem
JPA UA1E, 1 I MatI. wed. St Bat. 2.20
Pesjaniss
and Her
In r
New Revue
PARK TlL''
FRANK FAY'S FABLES"
i;v8 8.3U.
.. .... TIavtl ' KV.
EV, journal
HOLIDAY MATIN I.I'. t,u. ..".
....... ...n,i,r.r li'.nv. 3S 8t Kva. 8.30.
rN UrtHHUliICfl Mr.'uvd. t Sat. 2.30
"BULL DOG DRUMMONU"
A Ileal Melodrama," with A. 15. fliaiiifws.
ni-t sonn v,.t 44tn Ht. i:cs. at B.ZU.
DCLAOl-tJ Mats. Wed.. Thura. A Sat.
DAVID
LENOREULRlCasKIKI
IIKI.ABCO
l'l I'.oenln
r n R T West 48th St uveninga ai j.-u.
LUK1 .,,i. wed. It. Bat. at 2.20
IJvenlnga at 8.20.
& Bat. at 2.2U.
WALLACK EDDINGER-MA1,Y NASH
"CAPTAIN APPLtJAi;ri.-
f ED. WYNN
the pewecr foot
GOOD MORNING DEARIE
TIMES SQ.
Allan Pollock in
"A Bill of Divorcement"
With Janet Beecher.
Theatre. W. 42 SI.
lives.. 8.30. iiais.
Wed., Thur., Bat.
MADicnnnn klaw Thea., w.ism at.
MAKlt UUKU Ev,.8.30. MtB.Wed. A Bat.
ln "LILIES Or Hit ri&Lu
Uy Wm. Hurlbut.
With 1'redericU I'erry,
I W.45 St.nry.1470.Cv 8.15 sharp
Mats. Wed Ht at 2.15.1
"MUSIGBOXREVUE
SAM H, HARRISX,""';
Kva. 8.15
ats.Wed. L Sat. 2.15
SIX CYLINDER LOVE
With Ell NEST TUUEX.
DULCY
FRAZEE
M.t Wed. A Bat. 2.20
LYNN FONT ANNE
63D SfT-v? "Tat. BATUrtWDAYtC2n36!
SHUFFLE ALONG S?
Eitra MldnUht Terformanee Ved. at 11.30
XTRANl 1 Witi, Wesley Barry
IjFiry Si 4T St.'' gtmnd Symphony Orch.
lOLYMPlCI
I 1ITII ST..
Somo ShOW I atthacti'dn
Butiesnuers M0RDELLA
Vi"lAY NHlHT-AMATECnS,
BROOKLYN.
I'll
-. IIIV I. .lin.1. I lip lioll .
Mr
I iiliiaii, Hni.i.n " ll " ink Jgrl.
.IuiUxhi lifliMj. Haiti .,ii llorenee
Mllllllllhlllll, I'OlllUlllO ....rairiiTsi
QTtfAAin HamptonN
iKrSU STARDUST
'-TROOKLYN ,,. e llnrv. N.el.
i
AMUSEMENTS.
Jo!tOtl'S 5cth SI Tm-a.JAV 69 Ht. Kv.8.20.
1 AL J0LS0N "bombo"
imbwrulA.lflth.nr.lCllcle 8;."'2.Kvii.8.30.Mtl.
n.nui !,., HVaah.ll day i, Sat.2.30.
BLOSSOM TIME
I "A Joyous a comedy an ever I aw. I
and witlr srtat ttdotn In It, too,"
HITS V4B-CW0J56-KSA1S WEO.-SAT,
.v oeiianirui ntrtainmnt. Among
the notabl productions or tha Reason."
Ileywood Broun.
AT
And Ti-ie-
JkVUMXf
g
"More Melting than 'The Bat' an ofy of
thrilk tha creepiest mntary play I em
saw a tatid ornin of ttarb, thrills and
clammy creeps set offby hysterical laufhter."
Kenneth ilacgowan, Globe.
BOOTH S&ty fnATS WED -SAT
HOLIDAY MATINEE AT THESE TIIEATIIE8 WASHINGTON'S
NORA BAYES We,t 44th st- EVB- 8-3a
Mta.Waah.U'day4Bat.3.SQ
lllolldav Mats.
"The Deluge"
A human comedy
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creator of "Deception," "Passion" and
"Gypay Blood."
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