The evening world. Newspaper, November 6, 1914, Page 16

ARE Te AR bis ah acs aaa RE OTROS Weg Ct ee sania edi A iee ___ HE EVENING WORLD, TRAIL BOY SLAYER =| AS YOUNG VICTIM: ISLAID TO REST Five trend, Bl School Com- rades of Johnny Buckley File Past His Bier. FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 6, 1914. old, down to five-yonr-old toddlers, by teachers, a procession of the 600} wan at the funeral at the house and pupils of the school marched, two by fa Mt. Bonlon’s Chured, two, to the house and passed the bier to take their last look at their dead Johnny Bur ad been @ pupil companion. at the parochial ool of the church the stairw: for three month t time he had won the af | panions and the respect of hb ers. His death as result o| ing by boys of a very differen stirred all the members of the parish with a@rief and anger. Binoe he wan picked up, dead, with & bullet hole in his temple at Second avenue and Kightieth street by Jo- geph Sullivan and James Halligan, 1,000 FIGHT FOREST FIRE. Villages in Jersey Wived Oat In| EXPLOSION HURTS TWO BOYS. 7) Boys walking wlong Fordham oa yesterday afternoon, found a ple wire at the end Diack stick, Th their “ 7 The halls of the house, * and the atreet before were crowded with older many of them women in tears. the last of the little ones had passed the bier the procession fol- * Jowed the body to the church between sidewalks lined with silent sym- pathizers, All were present at the requiem mass aung by Father Kenny. Then the children and the teachers re- turned to their classrooms, and Johny was taken to Calvary Ceme- tery for his last rest. His mother | had to be assisted through the fu- | neral; there is some fear that her reason may be unsettled. MERCHANTS COMPLAIN GANGSTERS’ HOODLUMISM. ‘The mer ts of the neighborhood have made a formal complaint to the| police againat the increasing brutallty | of the young hoodiums, calling them- | Sweep of Finmes, (Rpectal to The Rvening World.) ATLANTIC CITY J, Nov. 6—A thousand men, led by fire wardens, are fighting a furious forest fire which up to 9 o'clock this morning had done $60,000 damage over a territory twenty-five Intles long and ten miles wide southeast of New Gretna, thirty miles out from Atlantic City. Many amall hamlets have been part! destroyed and others are. threatened. Motorists arriving heer report running through lanes of fire Young Mulachetn wae rent hom fecelving medical attention at Fordham Hospital. Young Newman remained tn the hospital Detectives are trying to discover where the explosive came from DUGLAS 83.50 °3.75 *4 $4.50 & *5 SHOES | . L, DOUGLAS SHOES ARE ALWAYS wortH | |! '!RONGS AT FUNERAL. THE PRICE YOU PAY FOR THEM. — YOU CAN SAVE Detectives ey Youngsters’ | JONEY BY WEARING .L. 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John Buckley, the thirteen-year- 014 achoolboy killed by a etray bullet from a battle of warring boy tougha on Election Day, was buried to-day from his home, No, 823 Kast Hightieth atreet. All Becond avenue, young and! 70 Nassau St, near John St, 405 Av bet 1808 181 Ste. tr. Willo’ or kye, 489 Fulton St., on A. &S 688 Broad ‘ (next door to the Davi s Morning ; Wonders shipment tn hay or straw, and as these are included in the quarantine regula- tlona, manufacturers are unable to ob-| teft a second note which rea tain magpiies in which to pack glass-| “Dear Madam-—-Thanks f ware. Even window glass and plate| out, but xlane are affected substantial. ti Near the empty box of be QUCH! BACKACHE RUB LUMBAGO OR | STFFNESS AMAY Rub pain from back with small trial bottle of old “St. Jacob’s Oil.” was the set leane have something more the next time I cal “Wants” ~~ Work GO _ TO BRILL BROTHERS Monday ET THE HABIT” T THE HABIT” We’re Neutral! How About You? As far as the war's concerned we've got no axe to grind, but when it comes to Real Downright “Simon Pure” Values in Clothes for Men and Young Men we're in the fight to “a finish” and we don’t mind saying that there isn't a Clothes Shop on Earth that can beat us. his schoolmates, who had been walk- ing with him, every boy and girl of St. Monica's has been trying to help | Detectives Benfer and Cousin find | who fired the shot. | The detectives maid to-day that | their youthful aides had worked so | keenly that the youth who fired the shot will be under arrest within a fow days. FIVE HUNDRED COMPANIONS PASS HIS BIER. Until 10 o'clock to-day Johnny's slender body Iny on a white bier in| the front room of the Ruckley home. | He was dressed in the spick anf) span black knickerbocker suit in| which he took his first communion, | only a fow weeks ago, A_ narrow white bandage about his forehead hid the scar of the wound whieh | killed him, From St. Monica's, at First avenue | and Seventy-ninth street, led by Father H. A. Kenny and shepherded PH alas esl ECA Md OL CL 1), Je | SH sca FURNI ITURE SA te Offers Durable, Well-Made Furniture and Housefurnishings vr aaa u At Savin rings te eras You of Fully One Half al os Wik tare See risa age WE IM/ITE COMPARIS INVITE et Ree ry s Are Always the Lowest _ WE INVITE COMPARISON “Accounts Opened From. 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