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THE EVENING NEWS, WILK ES-BARRE, TUESDAY, JUNE 27, 1933. SEVEN WALL STREET'S FUED WITH FORD -CAUSED CRISIS ESTHER CANTOR SIGNS TO PLAY ST. IGNATIUS' PARISH TO HOLD A LAWN SOCIAL Mill 1 11 WITHWARNER'S RAILWAY CHIEF ENDS LIFE WHEN HE ISDEMOTED RADIO Local Actress To Report In do double duty it 1 ill I I I DURING THIS Financiers Out To Get Auto Outdoor Card Party To Be mobOe-MagnateWifc ness Testifies Hollywood Instep- tember -Featured-By-Girls Orchestra a. -mm- SALE 1 ft 9 Nephew Of former Presi- dent Of Reading FoundryShot To Death SUCCESSOR FINDS BODY ill THOUGHT TO TIE UP CASH TO BE HELD WEDNESDAY TO CONTINUE 2 YEARS Space will not permit us listing all the wonderful values Choose from every make, style and model at prices that save you half and more! Detroit, June 27 Henry Ford' Much interest and enthusiasm Is long standing feud with Wall street cropped up again today as one of being displayed by the members of St. Ignatius parish, Kingston," of which Monsignor M.

E. Lynott, is the alleged forces behind the Mich igan bank holiday, which eventual pastor, in the lawn social and card ly developed into a National Bank party to be conducted on the spa crisis. cious lawn of the church property Reg. $49.50 Majestic Midget Specials $29.50 Reg. $69 RCA-Victor Special $39.00 Majestic Model o.

311 Special $19.95 $139 Combination RCA-Victor PAYMENTS! on North Maple street The bank holiday and the subse quent establishment of the Nation One of the main attractions of this year's party, will be a concert al Bank of Detroit were part of Wall street plot to 'get rendered by the members of the Luzerne fire department band un witness told Judge Harry B. Held der the direction of Stanley Shut an's one-man grand jury probe of the Dank crisis yesterday. The witness was Herbert R. Wll kin. former of the guardian wit who is recognized as one of the greatest band leaders on the West Side.

Mr. Shutwit has prepared program consisting of overtures, marches and vocal selections which will be pleasing to both young and Detroit union Group, Inc. He rep resented Ford, having accepted his position with the bank group at old me epecuic request of the motor Winning a high rank tefore trie footlights, a Wilkes-Barre young woman, Miss Esther June Cantor, known to the stage world as June Clayworth, makes her debut before the kleigs of Hollywood on' September first. Today it was learned that Miss Clayworth has been signed by the Warner Brothers Corporation, and will Join the famous California movie colony in the Autumn. Her contract, said' to be a tempting one.

Is for two years. The news of her latest success will be well received by the legion of friends of the young woman, who began her stage career here as a juvenile, and who has developed important leading parts in Broadway successes. Three years ago Miss Clayworth was given her first important professional part in New York, and in these short years has successfully advanced in "The Torch Song" that led on Broadway with a successful run. Only recently she completed a long engagement at Keith's-Pal-ace theatre in the Roaring Forties of Broadway, teaming with the famous Charley Ruggles in a skit that captivated many audiences. Miss Clayworth begins a Summer contract as leading lady with the Hudson Players, at the Beech, wood theatre at Scarboro, N.

opening next Saturday, and closing 'Aside from the band concert. magnate, who was heavily Inter Reading, June IT. Despondency over a personnel change in which he was demoted to division superintendent effective Saturday today was believed to have been the motive for the suicide of R. Boone Abbott, assistant superintendent of the Reading Railroad. Abbott, a nephew of the late Agnew T.

Dice, former president of the road and a first cousin of Dr. Joel T. Boone, White House physician in the Hoover administration, was found shot to death in the basement of his home. One bullet had crashed through his brain. A gun lay nearby.

After an examination of the body, physicians expressed, the belief he killed himself early Sunday morning. Isaac T. Tyson, whose position Abbott was to take, found the body when he called at the house to inquire why Abbott had failed to appear for a scheduled trip to Wilmington Sunday. Abbott was a bachelor and made his home with his mother, Mrs. Harriett Abbott and an aunt.

Miss May Boone. They were away at the Dice cottage in Atlantic City, Abbott was in hie early fifties. He entered the employ of the Reading as a cierk in the Shamokin division in 1899. He was appointed general superintendent of the division tn 1916 and few days later was made superintendent of the Harrisburg division. He also served as superintendent of the New York division before being promoted to assistant general superinten-tend of the Reading system in March, 1929.

Cannon's orchestra comprising ested in units of the group. seven young wemen together with A few years back." he said two entertainers, will furnish music for dancing for the younger folk "Wall street started an attempt to For Your Sleeping Or Sun Porch Cool, Ventilating Porch Shades gam control of Michigan credit and JEWELRY FURNITURE RADIOS MUSIC 60 S. MAIN STREET BEST WATCH REPAIRING AT REASONABLE PRICES npt Interested in the card playing. The game of will also thus of Mr. Ford." "After the banks closed they be be a part of the evening's diver slon.

A lively committee has been gan a new attempt. They thought they would cripple his interests here. The closing of the banks selected for this Attraction who has promised to make this party one was part of this plan. I think they of the outstanding and long remembered events of the summer realized here was a chance to com plete their first plan. They were season.

The usual games of bridge, pin sadly fooled. "They were misled into believing ochle and 500 together with the ever popular game of "45" will be played. There will be a prize ne naa sucn large deposits here he AMUSEMENTS would not be able to continue awarded at each table the cash was tied up. He had $65 At Very Attractive Prices ooh.ooo on deposit here, approxi mately. Due to the unusual demand for tickets, the committees are kindly asking all players to furnish their At The Caoitol "They believed that by tying up nis working capital he would have to deal with them or go broke.

cards. The committees under the direction of Rev. Martin J. Maher, general chairman and George Hey- It was a "Reunion in Hollywood'' think the delay in re-opening the nanus is attributable to this plan. "The new National Bank of De burn actlns chairman, who are working earnestly and zealously Excellent quality shades that will provide comfort and privacy at a very low cost Made by the makers of the well known Aerolux shades they are very well finished, and will give splendid service.

In sizes to fit your porch troit is tne child of Wall street. It They risk their lives under the seas and love and laugh on land like there was nothing to worry about. Such a picture Is "Hell the greatest spectacle ever to reach the talking screen. It is not only a niarvelously produced rama of the most perilous means of fighting, but a spectacle of human emotions and love. A very notable cast of stars will are Robert Montgomery and Jimmy areRobert Montgomery and Jimmy Durante, who head the cast.

Others in support of these two stars are Madge Evans. Walter Huston, Robert Young and Eugene PaHette. are as follows: is controlled by General Motors, MUTUAL ACCORD DIVORCE ON WAY VIEW OF DOCTOR Bingo Patrick Moran. Hugh which is recognized as a Wall McLaughlin, M. P.

McGroarty, street company." in time for her to reach Hollywood to begin her cinema assignment. The talented local young woman is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. David Cantor, of 481 South Franklin street, this city, and a sister of Attorney Maurice Cantor and Mrs. Oscar Tiscbler.

She is a graduate of Coughlin High School, where she first became interested in theatricals, and amateur stage productions. While at Emerson College, in Boston, Miss Clayworth participated not only tn a number of college successes, but her ability brought the demand for her service in many charity affairs of the New England city. While at Scarboro, N. her sister. Mrs.

Tischler, will be her house, guest during the Summer season. Martin Bednarick, Charles Lavis and John Sheridan, Joseph Mooney. Grounds Joseph Gallagher. Wil for the former members of Austrian nobolity and aristocracy who gathered at the banquet table to drink a toast to the late Emperor Franz Josef in a scene for "Reunion in Vienna," which is now showing at the Capitol Theatre. With the strains of the old Austrian nobility and aristocracy who Gott Berchutze," ringing in their ears, the erstwhile court associates quaffed the toast and smashed the glasses on the floor, following custom.

John Barrymore is starred in the film version of the famous Robert E. Sherwood play with Diana At The Orpheum liam B. Loftus, Arthur J. Wilson, The desire to visit Broadway to Marital Bonds Should Be see. us fascinating nights, mix At The Irving wun us tnrongs, join in its laugh Hugh McLaughlin.

Patrick I-ar-raher, Patrick Moran, James Car-rigg, Charles Bush, Arthur Matthews, and Leo Hurley. Printing Joseph Mooney. Patrick Gallagher and Arthur J. Wilson. MusicJoseph P.

Meher. Purchasing Joseph Mooney. Cards Elizabeth Evers, Doro ter ana gaeities, is a universal one. Wynnard as leading lp.dy. i or tnose whose experience will never include a trin to New Ynrt Broken At WiD Of The Parties Involved Ruth Chatterton couldn't do a 109THF.

A. IS G0INGT0 At The Penn Fox film's production, "Hello, Sister," now showing at the Orpheum Theatre, is the next best thing. It thy Blockberger. Stella McCole Evelyn Franklin. Mrs.

Walter GEORGE RICHARDS CAMP UNIVERSITY INSTRUCTOR relates a forceful drama of present-day life and love as It really exists along the Great White Way, metro Brave men risk their lives under the sea righting In "Hell Below" now playing at the Penn Theatre. polis, james jjunn and Boots Mal- Chmlcago, June 27. Divorce by lory are the principals players utners the cast are ZaZu Pitts tit "tit mi I'mr ana Mina Gombel). mutual consent will in a short time find acceptance in law in the United States, it was predicted today before a group of eminent' sociolo dance one day, because she had hurt. her hand.

So her movie director had her become a mother instead, using the pain from the injured hand to create added realism in the scene. Not that the dance required any particular action of the hands but a bandaged hand does not go so well with the flimsy and abbreviated costume of a dancer. The dance is a scene In tha picture "Lilly Turner" now playing at the Irving Theatre, in which Miss Chatterton has the role of a performer in a carnival tent show. The evening before the day she was scheduled to do the dance scene she ciught her hand in an automobile door and two fingers were hurt. Size 4x7 Shades $2.98 Size 5x7 Shades $3.95 Size 6x7 Shades $4,95 Size 7x7 Shades $5.49 Size 8x7 Shades $5.95 Size 10x7 Shades $7.95 Telephone Orders Filled Dial 2-7171 LAZARUS SMairWhru to Northampton Sti gists meeting here in conjunction GpSIM) TVimerfnrdV i with sessions of the American As sociation for the advancement ox science.

Aicher. Catherine Moran. Margaret Fahey'. Margaret Evans, Agnes Burns, Mrs. C.

Joseph Kehl. Mrs. Hugh Cunningham, Mrs. Edward Berryman, Alice Fay, Gertrude Gallagher. Margaret Moran, Margaret O'Brien.

Prizes Mrs. Joseph Gallagher, Mrs. Leo Dolan, Mrs. Elmer Lyons, Mrs. William Kelly, Miss Margaret Edward Keef.

Miss Anna Leeson, Mrs. Martin Finnerty, Mrs. Edward Griffin. Miss Sara Boyle, Miss Rene Monahan. Miss Mary John Carmody, Miss Stella McCole, Miss Dorothy Blockberger, Miss Dorothy Cannon, Miss Ruth Cannon, Miss Mary O'Brien.

Miss Ellen Ferry. Miss Cathryn Moran. Miss M. P. McGroarty, Miss Marie Maher.

Miss Stella McGuiness, Miss Helen McGuiness, Miss Nell Barrett, Miss C. J. Gallagher. Mrs. M.

J. Kelly. Mrs. Walter Aicher. Miss Agnes Brennan.

Miss Mar Arguing in favor of breaking ma rital bonds at the wil lof the par ties Involved, In. Carles R. Metz- The annual encampment of the 109th Field Artillery from July 8 to July 22 at Indiantown Gap will be known as George C. Richards Camp in memory of Maj. Gen.

Geo. C. Kiehards, who died in Oil City on January 15. Assembly for all units of the organization in Luzerne County will be at the local armory at 7:20 a-m. and troop trainns are scheduled to leave the Lehigh Valley station at 7.45.

The Tunkhannock battery will join with the local organizations at the local station. Units from Nantlcoke and Plymouth will travel to the local armory in special cars of the traction company. The advance detachment will leave for camp on July 5. OIL STOYE EXPLODES HEALTHFULLY COOL JSHOWING NOW ger of the University of Indiana iNOVV SHOWING-IT'S Glorious! and Butler University, explained: The laws of the several States should provide that a husband and wife who find their marriage intol 7n erable should have the right to present to the appropriate court a I joint petition asking that such court enter a decree terminating SANS SOUCI PARK TONIGHT SCHOLASTIC DANCE MUSIC BY RALPH PAUL ADMISSION 25c the marriage." guerite Kelly, Miss Bernice Brace. Miss Helen Callahan, Miss Catherine Kane, Miss Margaret ForG.

Miss' Anne Doueherty and Miss COLLEGE GIRL -1 IN W. HAZLETON SHOP jSf'hit -JQ3 tftsE Mary Flnnen. Refrewaits Mrs PhIfli Ferry Mrs. David Hurley, Mrs. W.

Loftus, Mrs. Patrick Farraher, ins Ml MAY BE FIRST LADY OF SULU Y.M.C.A. BOYS TO TEACHERS TO An oil stove exploded and set fire to the shoemaker shop of Michael Gregoran, Broad street, West Ha-zleton, yesterday. The West Ha-zleton fire company extinguished the flames with chemicals before much damage was done. 150 EMPLOYES OF BROOKS GIVEN RAISE Mrs.

John Evers, Mrs. John Rodg-ers, Mrs. John Little. Mrs. Johanna Davidson.

Mrs. Martin Shield, Mrs. John Layhart, Mrs. James Aiigley. Mrs.

Peter Gill, Mrs. Michael Daley. Mrs. Thomas McHugh, Mrs. Thomas Gill, Mrs.

William Jordan. Mrs. Peter McHale. Mrs. William McGoey.

Mrs. Wyndam Evans, Mrs. Frank Laggon. Mrs. William Barrett, Mrs.

William Keating, Mrs. Mary Hopkins, Mrs. Patrick Campbell, Mrs. OPEN CAMP FOR Gay. Life Itself Wrote The Story ghty.

Niece Of Sultan Is Univers ucy. The Cienlufl Brnurht It To The 13- a wittiest screen romance in years. MAKE HOMES IN SCRANTON School Board Adopts Resolution In Lackawanna ity Of Chicago Graduate And Leader Of Moros 'JOHN SEASOOJLY 5 J. M. Horner Will Be BARRYMORE John Hines, and Mrs.

Neil McHugh. Mrs. Matthew Sloan, Mrs. Martin Finnerty, Mrs. Charles Dugan.

Mrs. Anna Rowlands. Mrs. William Fahey. Mrs.

John Moran, Official announcement has been HUSBAND IS IN PRISON made by executives of J. H. Brook Investment brokers with ot In Charge Of The Mrs. Patrick Fleming, and Miss flees York City, Scranton Manila; P. I.

June 27. In that po Agnes Burns. iitical hot-bed of Oriental intrigue, Tickets General chairman, Rev. Hazleton. Williamsport, Bingnam ton and this city, that the 150 em Pocohanna "BOOTS MALLORY "JAMES" DUNN the American-governed Sulu Arch -REUNION VIENNA William E.

Burke, assistant chair ipelago, a new figure today was ployes of the concern are to receive a tpn ner cent increase In salary, County City ALL MUST PAY TAXES rapidly rising to a commanding po sition of power and authority. IN man, Peter C. Gallagher, William Loftus. Patrick Farraher, Richard Murphy. Thomas Murphy, James Gildea, Gertrude Gallagher, Mary Bffoptive July 1.

In addition trf ALSO FIFI Bated en Mile. Modiste Zasu Pitts and Thelma Todd COUNSELORS NAMED that the employes are to be given a Princess Tarhata Kiram, who left the massive gothic buildings of the University of Chicago to return to the flimsy nlpa-thatched houses of week's salary as a bonus. Elizabeth Evers, Marguerite Ford, Francis Leeson. Dorothy Teachers and other employe of Connolly, Anna Lindsay. Sara her native island of Jolo, appears well on the way to becoming the At Sans Souci the Scranton school district who are not now residents of the Lackawanna Strange As It Seems" ruling lady of Sulu.

with DIANA WYNYARD OTHER FEATURES "The Way of All Freshmen" city must establish a residence there The American regime has pro not later than April of next year if they wish to hold their Jobs. O'Malley. William Ror'lty, Mrs. William Mrs. Thomas Murphy, Joseph Maher, Anne Evans, Margaret Ford, Mrs.

Joseph Maher Mrs. Patrick Broderick, George Heyburn, Mrs James Boyle. Mary Sweeney, Mrs. Maurice Grimes, Mrs. Crawford Moran, Mrs.

James Ralph Paul and his Music Mast- J. M. Horner, boys' work secretary, will be in charge of the T. M. C.

A. Boys' Camp Pocohanna. Poconos. which will open its thirty-first season Wednesday, July 6. He will also be In charge of the citizenship training features offered by the lamp.

Mr. Horner will be assisted by James Payne, Ralph A. Patrick, Paul Long, Charles' Birkenhead, Thomas DIEK! Zasu Pitts Minna Gombell 20c to 1 25c to 6 P. M. 30c Till 6 P.

duced no more unfathomable, enigmatic blend of east and -west than Princess Tarhata, niece of the sultan of Sulu. Literally picked out Director B. B. Powell at last era will be tonight leaiurea ai night's board meeting sponsored a traction at Sans Souci park where a Scholastic dance win be con of her uncle palace in Jolo and resolution to this effect, which was unanimously adopted. The measure CAPITOL NEWS dropped into the civilizing influ ences of a great American univers ducted.

Paul's music masters have been featured at echolasttic provides that "all employes of the SKATING TONIGHT ton, Mrs. John Lane, Anne Kelly, Mrs. C. JosephKehl, Michael Mul-hern, Mrs. Thomas Foley.

Mrs ity, she adapted herself to the life dances throughout the region and Hammonds, William Roberts, counselors; Miss Ruh De'vendorf, dietitian. of a co-ed almost immediately. Scranton school district who are not residents of the city are hereby required to establish residence In the olly'noi laleP than ABfll as a result of his great popularity gained tlinauali this nifflllim and SANS-SOUGl Junior counselors who have quali- in CnigaKq princess Tahata, at nded fraternity dances, went tended fraternity dances, went Walter Aicher. Mrs. Thomas De-mars, Mrs.

Huwaru 1 1 Evkenruae, John Gilligan, Mrs. Hugh Cun radio broadcasts, draws large at fied are: Ralph Jones, John FarKin-son, Reginald Williams, Thomas Payne, Walter Mover, John Moyer. 25 ADMISSION and SKATES to football games, visited art galleries and listened to grand opera. But once back in her native haunts she tendances at every appearance. and that thereafter all employes of the district, except those who own real estate or whose parents are TODAY ningham, Mrs.

Lawerence Lambert, Margaret Gallagher. Nora The Sans Souci park, swimming AND EVKRY MCiHT David Williams. Norman Pierce, Lu pool is a mecca these days wun INCLUDING SUNDAY ther Worth. Robert Davis, Harold McMahon, Nellie Carey. William Joseph Mooney.

Margaret hundreds seeking to escape- swel owners or real estate in me cny of Scranton, shall be required to be seemed to shed occidental civilization along with her college pins. She immediately resumed the TODAY MAT 30c tering heat by bathing in its cool Bilbow. Eleanor Gallagher, Mich Davis, Shepherd Hildetirand, Joseph Betz, Arnold Leareh, Frank Stortz, Harry Dare, Richard Payne. residents of the city." At the same time, the board adopt ing depths. EVE 40c ael McHale.

Mrs. George Zula, flowing, bag-like shirt of a moro woman, blackened and filed her ed a resolution providing that no teeth, chewed betel nut and ate with Gertrude Walsh, George Carr, Mrs. Edmund Nauss, Mrs. Edward-Ber contract is to be renewed by the district any teacher "who in her fingers. When her husband.

DEEDS RECORDED ryman. Mrs. James Daley, Mrs. 170 CHILDREN ENROLL arrears for any regularly ajMsaed Martin Bednarick, and Miss Cath Datu Tahili ran up the flag of insurrection and defied the authorities. Princess Tarhata went with Br Popular Demand TONIGHT Return Kncatemtnt 1 5 Diplomats -1 5 personal school taxes." Hi measure erine Hinchey.

THE MCT EXCITING 2 HOURS YOU EVER SPENT! BRAVE MEN, LOVING DESPERATELY ON LAND AND FIGHTING UNDER THE SEA I II IN WESTMINSTER SCHOOL Gate Richard Murphy, Michael Eila Santee Karr of Rahway, him to his cottage and prepared to die by his side when the soldiers N. J. to Edwin B. Morre, or ia attacked. Mulherri.

Arthur Wilson, William Loftus. Patrick Farraher, Thomas Edwardsville, Thomas zlatnn nroperty, in Hazleton for And MARJORIE DARE At But although many other- moros. $5. as the Mohammedan Filipinos are Larksville, Patrick Lyons Searle Brown, of Exeter Town Daniel Rority, and James Carragg. called, were killed, including men, women and children, both Datu FERNBR00 Cashiers' M.

P. ship George L. Brltton, of Pitts- A total of 170 children enrolled on the first day of the fourth annual vacation church school of the Westminster Presbyterian Church. Instruction begins at 9 o'clock each morning and centers around the Bible and the Hymnal. Children also stipulated that any teacher not assessed but subject to aMesenient fhall be compelled to get his or her', name on the assessment books and to pay taxes.

The contracts of all teachers employed prior to the end of the term who are not delinquent In their lax payments will be renewed at once, under the terms of the new salary schedule Instituted by the board tor 1933-54, calling for a 10 per cent reduction. Mrs. John W. Evans, widow of the late John W. Evans.

West Scran- Tahil and Princess Tarhata escaped, John Hines, Mrs. William Keating, ton pruptri tj acvci a "wp Mrs. M. P. McGroarty, and Mrs.

for $1. 40 40 William Loftus. ADMISSION between the ages of i and 14 years TUESDAY, JULY 4 DON REDMAN NEGRESS AND WHITE may register. The Rev. William Herbert Sug- den is personally directing the work, assisted by Miss Isabella ton undertaker, was cted last MAN ESCAPE POLICE When police raided an alleged dis WITH THE GREATEST OF STARS EVER TO APPEAR night to til! the vacancy oa the Bennett, Mrs.

Albert Garinger. a me iormer 10 De sentenced to a long term in prison for sedition, the later to continue her climb to political power among her people. Datu Tahil is still serving time behind the grim walls of Manila's Biblibid prison, and Princess Tarhata still finds time to petition each new governor general of the Phll-ipoines for his release. But the Princess' real object In the world todav is to replace Da Tang-Da Tang Hadji Pinandaoo as the first lady of Sulu. For many years the Da Yang-Da Yang has been the power behind the sultanate, but her power is on the wane and the American-educated Tar-hata's star is in the ascendant.

board caused by the death of hr Louise Puckey Cassedy of Wilkes-Barre to Hale S. Coughlin of Kingston, property In Lehman Township for $2,000. Mary Guidas of Freeland to Allan P. Wolf, of same place, property In Freeland for J5. Allan P.

Wolfe, of Freeland to Joseph M. Guidas, of same place property in Freeland for 5. Robert H. Garrahan. of Forty Fort, to William Mellas of King Miss" Sarah LeGrand.

Miss Edna 5 lMuyn' IN A SINuLb rllIUric husband. orderly house at 151 South Penn M. Stewart. Miss Ruth E. Beiswln- sylvania avenue last night, a colored ger.

teachers, and Miss Mary Lou 'Oman and a white man were re Miller. Mildred Miller Lillian to. ise Klvler, secretary. rAHourso ineatre TODAY "TODAY WE LIVE" With JOAN AW FORD GARY COOPER PRICES 15e ant 2Sc Assistant superintendents are ROBERT MONTGOMERY JIMMY (SCHNOZZOLA) DURANTE MADGE EVANS WALTER HUSTON ROBERT YOUNG EUGENE PALLETTE ter. Sarah Kraft.

Janice Broad ley. Sarah Gloman. Sarah Klvler. Jan- ported to have escaped by leaping out of a second story window. The officers said they confiscated a gallon of mooiiEhine.

but made no ar- Richard Gimbel. Louise MacCleery. Ire Miller Ruby Walters. liuth Woodrow Tresler. Jean Burnaford.

Sylvia Jones. DorU Greene. Helen Cloom nd Elizabeth (jimhl ston, property in Kingston for si..