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TBE , EVENING. WORID, , WE D N.E 8 .AgftIL, 2 6,,, 1922.
World News in Brief
LOCAL. .
We Maritime Aoclatlon haH author
ized Urn Incrcaio In Its membership from
1.J00 to l.00. t
Dartmouth Collego denies that Kay
C. Collins, under sontenco of death In
King Bins, ever was a student there.
Mrs. Hester Smith was convicted of
assault In the second degree yesterday
by a Jury at Mlncnla for shooting James
Bannister, Westbury stain dealer.
Construction work on several largo
buildings la tied up at Elizabeth by a
strike bl unlo'n carpenters and electri
cians In sympathy with plumbers and
ptpsflUcri).
The New Tork City Federation of
WontbfVsiClub will open Its fifty-eighth
.convention May 3 nt-thc Astor,
JjuLloIin.'W. liavls.. former Ambaseadof to
Trfbat Ilrltalni lectured last evening be
fore the. American Geographical Society
on jpe ynifUarded Boundary. t
Mri and Mrs; Samuel Redfern Of No
1014 Hancock" Street, Brooklyn, announce
the tiriBnteni(jnt of their daughter. Miss
Bessie; icnaiern, 10 ranK jsowin currlor.
Th krihtfaconventlon of the Tall Ce
dar 5f Cabancnv ft- Masonic order, bn
tgjni to-dajr In Newark with 6,000 attend-
The fttreot Fair In Park Avenue, tio-
.glhnlnAr May 16. for the Association for
the Aid Of Crippled Children, will, havo
French open-air markets,
Washington Height Chapter. Daugh
ters of the American, Revolution, will
hold Its annual meeting Friday at Wash
ington Headquarters, 150th Street, near
Amsterdam Avenue.
Xexf- Tork Division of tho United
' Daughters of tho "Confederacy will give
a luncheon for the Preirident-ticnrnil.
Hrs.JLIvlngRton n. Schuyler, at tho Btlt-J
more Saturday,.
The National Soloty of New England
Women will hold Its congress at the
Hotel Astor on May 3, 4 and 5.
The Chatham and Phcnlx National
Bank has bought tho Grand Street
branch of tho Guaranty Trust Company.
"I'he thirty-first annual meeting of tho
Consumers' league of Nuw York will lie
held at the Cosmopolitan Club. No.' 133
East 40th Street, to-morrow afternoon.
Mrs. Jeanne Marguerite G.rcen, widow
of Warren l. Green, for mrfny jcura
President of the American Bank Note
Ikimpany, was married to Elliott De
:olf yesterday.
The Cunard Una has obtained a Ger
westbound from Continental and British
porta to the United States.
A letter from Russia, delivered to
Louts Krausd, printer, of No. 1416 Bry
ant Avenue, Bronx, yesterday, bore
30, 00 rubles worth of stamps, onco cost
ing 118,000.
The Rev. Dr. Charles E. Jefferson,
pastor of Broadway Tabernacle, sailed
yesterday for England to exchange put
pits with the Rev. Frederick Norwood
of the dty Tcmplo of London,
A centennial oak from Grant's Farm
near St, I.oills will bo planted, near hi'
tomb to-morrow by tho American For
estry Association to mark the 100th an
nlversary of his birth.
The Bergen County, Grand Jury of
Hackensack yesterday Indicted Martin
KhliT.i for tho murder of his wife and
seven-year-old sort at Woqdbfldo.
More than 2,H(T will .attend tho 86V-,
enth annual spring luncheon of the
Theatre Assembly on Saturday at the
Hotel Astor.
Yale Glee, Banjo and Mandolin Clubs
will hold their nnnual concert at the
Hotel Astor May 5.
A concert will bo given by the Bow
doln. Collego Musical Clubs, under the
auspices of the Maine Society of New
York ut Delnjonlco'a to-morrow evening.
.Children of families prominent In so
ciety, all girls, will' glyo'classlcal dances
In the' Plaza ballroom for the benefit of
tho Skin and Cancer Hospital. Social
Service to-morrow aitcmoon.
John Mossat. thirty-seven, of No. 264
West 25th Street, committed sulctdo by
Inhaling Illuminating gas at his resi
dence Id-.day.
Nicholas' Velanc, eight, of No.
First Avenuo, died at .Mount Sinai Hos
pital to-day. He was struck by an au
tomobile Monday.
Thomas Bell, forty-seven, address un
known, died suddenly In tho street at
Broadwuy and 28d Street to-day.
npart and' reassembling a Drowning
machiho gun whllo blindfolded In one
minute and twenty-flve seconds.
More than 12,000 Knights Tompln'r,
clad In full rcgnllo, marched through
the downtown .section of New Orleans
tMiforo a crowd estimated at 200,000.'
Almost two days1 overdue, tho Asia
of. tho Fabro Line, lighting her way
through three storms, has docked at
Provldenco with eighty-two passen
gers, Including American tourists.
Gov Everett J. Lake, Dr. John T
Black, Htate Health Commissioner
nd Dr. Albert B. Meredith, Com
nlwtlonor of Education, confcrml af
lartfonl on tho Connecticut small
pox situation. Tho Governor urged
Tioro concerted and definite efforts.
Victor J. Miller of St. Louis, who
wentlv asserted that vice clubs, ex
isted at Soldan High .flohool aid Was
tmnliln to substantiate: tlio. charge, has
Seen deposed as President of tto' Board
f Police commissioners, t .
Officer of 'the Connecticut National
Guard, It U announced, are wlllnc to
accept as a record tho achievement of
sergi. ueorgo u wuvw? y it
rA rimsscinblinir. n Bronvnlng machine
$un while blindfolded In one mlmtto and
wenty-nvc seconus.
Almost two days overdue, tho Asia
of the Fabro Line, fighting her way
through three storms, ft," docked at
Providence with eighty-two passengors
including American tourists.
'uerntt i. Lake. Dr.- John T.
Dlack, State Health Commissioner, ant
r Ait,..rt it. .Meredith. Commlfslonei
of 'Education, conferred, atllirtford on
the Connecticut smallpox euuaiion, Tne
dovtrnol- urged more concertea am
Mnri. than 11.000 Knights Terhplai
clad In full 'regalia, marched through
tho downtown section of "Now- Orleans
before a' crdwd, estimated at zoo.vuu.
FOREIGN.
Atatutlcs show that tho number of
unemployed In Italy Is 676.284t of whom
110,61 are women. The total Is S0.53S
less than? for tho previous month, says
a Romo'cablei
oiirn wilhAlmlna has nretcrlbeu for
ih rtnv.l rmirt at Tlia Hague live
weeks of deep mourning and five -weeks
of. half mourning for Grand Duchess
May of Mecklenburg, motnor 01 w
Prlnco Consort, who died 'at tho Royal
Palace at The Hague on Suturaay.
DOMESTIC
Victor J. Miller of St. Louis, who
recently assorted that vice clubs e,x
lsted at Soldan High School und wa
unable to substantiate the charge, lias
liecn deposed as President of the
Board of Police Commissioners.
Officers of tho Connecticut National
Guard, it la announced, are willing t
accept ns a record the achievemen'
man license to carry German passengers ot Sergt. George R. Davlcs of tnk'n
Safe
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WIFE, II. L, TAKES POItJOS.
Mr.. 'Jimu 11. Bradle. fifty-three.
Kiln of the head of the Packard Autr
Renting Company, No. 210 West 4Sd
Street, was louna unconscious oy ncr
husband last night In the .bedroom Of
thlr home at No. 202 West 73th StrcDt.
having taken fourteen grains of bichlo
ride of 'mercury. At Roorfevelt Hospital
.was ssld her cnancas or recover)
were slim, WN
0 long time.
Bradley, has been ill
TOOTH FOUND SHOWS
NEW APEi SPECIES
Genus of Nebraska Ppssil , More
Closely Resembles Human Than,
Any Heretofore Discovered.
! Washington, April 20.
The previous cxlstcnco on this
continent of a new genus and spo
dlcs of prlmato much more
r closely resembling tho human typo
than It docs any knqwn species uf
ape," although distinct from
cthcr, Is believed to havo been
established by the recent discov
ery of a small tooth In tho fnunal
deposits of Nebraska, according to
, a paper read at the concluding
bcsslon here of tho National Acad
emy of Sciences by Dr Henry V.
, Osborn of the American Museum
1 of, Natural History,
A number of authorities, " for.
Osbpm said, agreed with hit de
duction that the ' discovery ' had
established tho. exlstcnco in tho
pliocene berlod. of k "mw and
Independent typj)!' ot anthropoid,
or mun-llko. animal.
1 Entire credit tor tie discovery,
lie Mid, flanged to Harold J.
, Cook, a1 .consulting geologist pf
Agalc, Neb.
NEEDLE GAVE HER LOCKJAW.
TRENTON; N. ).. Xprll J Mrs.
Prank Winder of No. iii Cuyler Avs
hue, this city, Is In ,yie ITflycllnlo Hos
pital, Philadelphia, undergoing treat
ment as a result ot n broVbn needl
having lodged In iier Jaw while ill vas
tfi a dentist's chair here fsw days ago.
She Is said to be In a serious condition
Mrs. Winder was having a tooth fllUd
when a needttt In the. dentist's drill
napped oft; Efforts, to dlslodra It from
her Jaw. were unavlllng. Later her Jaw
became locked and It .has been neces
sary tp roiort, to artlflcjal feeding.
DYE FADED CURTAINS, SKIRT
. SWEATER, DRESS OR COAT
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Each package of "Diamond Dyes"
contains directions' go ' simple any
woman can dye or tint her old worn,
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uur beautiful IScwSnnntr Stock without- re
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Sale starts at once In the very
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COATS
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CAPES
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WRAPS
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SUITS
'that portray the spirit of spring. New
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the mode to make them fascinating
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DRESSES
delightfully varied and altogether charm
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the rich crepe silks and other new weaves
that are vastly attractive.
SO Division.
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HOW TO OCT Tlinnn- Take 2d or 3d Ave
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Awnings . . . $5.75 Stands . . . $4.75
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