Casper Daily Tribune Newspaper, March 10, 1920, Page 7

"WEDNESDAY, MARCH 16, 1920 ASTOR LIBRARY TO BE CHANGED TOPOOR StHO0L Famous Show Place of New York City to be Converted into School for Immigrants thru Purchase NEW YORK (By Mail).—The Astor library on Lafayette strect, one of the show places of the city a quarter of a century ago, is to be converted into a school for immigrants. The Hebrew Sheltering and Immigrants’ Aid Society recently purchased the property for $325,000 and is to spend another $100,000 in alterations. The building recently has been used as a storehouse for the disposal of surplus army foods. Plains for. establishing a thorough system of education for immigrants and for rendering aid to them immediately upon their arrival are now being made ly the society. The upper -floors will be used as dormitories for temporarily housing incoming immigrants and the! lower floors for class rooms, The plans, ! which. meet with the approval of the immigration authorities at Ellis Island, contemplate a school for citizenship, where immigrants may be taught the fundamentals of American history and government and receive information as j to how and where they can apply for | to perpetuate his gratitude for what his SIA THIRD-UINE BATTLE. SHIPS NEVER IN BATTLE ARE TO BE DISMANTLED PHILADELPHIA, (ny Mail.)—Stix thirddine battieships stationed at the Philadelphia Navy Yard are to he Ais- mantled, They aré the Maine, Alabama Wis- ¢ensin, Minois, Kentucky and Kear-|. sarge. An order directing that they be put out of commission has been re- selyed atthe na ~ yard from the bu- | reau of opetatio.. »f the navy depart-| ment. None of these ships was ever actually in battle. ‘"Piey were completed after the Spanish-American. War. ‘The dis- ™antled vessels will be sold as scrap or used as tatgets in gunnery practice. All were units of the fleet which sailed around the world in 1908. Ce ae aaa “There is a pleasing Sentiment about, making an immigrant’ School of the As tor building,” John L. Bernstein, presi- dent. of the society, declared today. “John Jacob Astor, the founder of the Ubrary, was himself an immigrant and in his gift of the library to the public he stated that he particularly wanted it adopted country had-done for him. He expressed the hope that the Astor lI- brary would render aid to all newcomers to’ the country, It seems like a proph- ecy that’ his’ builditig should now be- grants,” Bert Dickonson of the Bates Hole re- citizenship. sales slips. Thrift Price —.... ) HI 40F 1©) — Regular 10c size, Thrift Price ............ Regular 20c size, Regular 30c size, + Thrift Price Thrift Price —..... ==10 ———] NOTICE! Customers, please-ask for your duplicate ‘We will give no credit on re- turned goods without — cuplicate slip. THRIFT a adie ‘Grocery Department SALMON Large Size Cans ed, Regular 55c value, Pink, Regular Bbc va ue, Thrift Price —-........... SARDINES Per Can Thrift Price econ *Soused Mackerel, Reg. 30c value, Fresh Mackerel, Reg. 30c value, gion is in the city peetiencting business. railroad which come a school exclusively fér oat AUTHORS OF aera f Gaara B. Cummins of Towa eenat to map) and BERLIN T0 USE ROYAL STABLES FOR LIBRARY —- BERLIN . (By . Mail).—The_ city has leased the former royal stables, opposite the palace, as a public library, ‘These -stables figured prominently dur- ing the reyolutionary street fighting in Berlin as a stronghold of the notorious | marine guard and the Spartacan troops. 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