The evening world. Newspaper, April 5, 1916, Page 5

WORKMAN BURIED ALIVE. bat Was ‘While trying to keop the dirt flow- fee through « chute and into the nag which were carrying it away an excavation in the Long Is- iene Ratlway yarde at mehioe and Atlantio Avenues, Brooklyn, ti er im Albert Mitchell, No et ‘tit slipped into the FFAs, buried In the avalanch above, His feat were stick- ine gut of the funnel which directed rt Into the wagons, but the ort- Hoe “wes 'tac small for him to be drawn through avail an ambulance from Seney on the way a door in the funnel was opened taken out. The ambu- and Rat lance n_to the hospital. STOP DANDRUFF! HAIR GETS THICK, WAVY BEAUTIFUL Girls! Draw a cloth through your hair and double its beauty. Spend 25 cents! Dandruff vanishes and hair stops coming out. To be possessed of a head of heavy, beautiful hair; soft, lustrous, fluff; wavy and free from dandruff is merely a matter of using a little Danderine. Tt is easy and inexpensive to have nice, soft hair and lots of it. Just get a @5- cent bottle of Knowlton’s Donderine now I drug stores recommend it-—apply a little f; reted and within ten minutes there will be an appearance of abundance. freshness, fluffiness and an incomparable new halr—fine and downy at ¢ —but really new hair—-sprouting out al over your scalj—Danderine inwe believe only sure hair grower, destroyer of ff and cure for itchy sealp, nnd it to stop falling hair at o ¢ how pretty moisten a cloth and carefully draw {t through your hair-— taking one strand at a time. Your hair wil glossy and beautiful in a moments--a delightful surprise « who tries this.-Advt. Women’s in taffetas, a & (Whursday) w made of striped, Young Men’s Qu ting suit. Safe Storage in Hifth 2 [POLICE FOIL ART ulmotor revived him and he | | that's dogs; tt ain't Bolivar, No flash- B. Altman & Cn. Ready-to-wear (Third Floor) Women’s Separate Skirts mohairs, checked velours, serges, and corduroys. The latest spring modes in Separate Skirts, including the new jet-trimmed effects, are shown in this collection at moderate prices. TAILORED SKIRTS checked or platd wool serge, or of plain or striped mohair, at $3.90 B. Altman & Co. An Advance Sale of (sizes 34 to 40 chest) has been prepared for to-morrow, very unusual value, at the special price of Young Men's Department, Madison Avenue section) for Furs, Rugs Auenuw, New York man with long hair and « French ac- cent. Another was called Nicholas, and hy third was addressed as Hunt. would be immortal it we could e poli “will catch us, tet us go now.” Louis W. Fehr, Secretary to the Park Board, said this morning he didn’ | axe & picture of it,” aaid one. | “Yes,” said one of the women. “we INGENTRAL PARK; so scnt said the man, “Th GROUP GOES 't know whether the park improv ers could be arrested or not, even if f they were known. Bronze Greyhounde Mounted ae ek commintoner Cabot at Midnight, Carted Away is @ practical joke or whether it is! at 4 A. M. |the effort of eome sculptor to bring | ———. his work before the »ublic. "An * remarked the Gommis- lous effort stoner, “the statue has not been al- to redeem the Art in Central Park lowed’ to remain, Soon, L hope, the has failed empty pedestal, which formeriy tor fi ported a stattio of Simon Bolivar, For four hours this morning th will be again occupied by a bronze of park boasted a new bronze group It).hs great South American liberator. represented two greyhounds at play, The Venezuelan Government ts hold- ing a competition at present and soon With whispertngs and hushed excla+| a “yecision Will be made. The old mations a dozen visitors in two auto- etatue of Bolivar was condemned on mobiles stole down the West Drive; the ground that {t was unfair to such at midnight and hoisted the group, * “reat man to have so poor @ statue "his hone! into position on the Bolivar Hill ped- honor.” scp oy tarts ot Cen’) BRONX-HARLEM GARS A nocturnal and myster occupied by the statue ot Gen. dogs! They are up! They play in the moonlight! They would play In the moonlight If there was moonlight. ‘The dogs of Paris are at play in the) [Busines Men “and Res sidents Make Opening of Line Gala park!" Affair t if tout oliceme' " At 4 o'clook two stout policemen) ang prony-Harlem service of the and a patrol wagon chauffeur rolled... 1 Third Avenue Ratiroad was begun to- the group down the declivity, shoved SIN LE BATHE el jay with great enthusiasm on the Mt Into the wagon and dumped It at| vite Oe trariem merchants and with the Arsenal Stattc spare much less enthusiasm by merchants “Them dogs ts bum, anyway,” com-| s jof the Jowe: Bre . The o mented one of the officers. “Two logs| Ab if assal i eld sath d was under the auspices of the Iar- of ame Is busted and the other one's| un ‘Harta ap Grone ‘ e onrd of Commerce ant got twisted tail, » the Bets tw iated tally Art ey/OANIG Tuan chamber oe The base of the group is inscribed: ||” KEL Ate wel dts : Bh ‘Hunt Diedrich, March, 1913. : vai sine, OF 4 not have known garlanded auton « the One ould no ¢ kno there had it not been mala) Thistioty : H Pak the far 0 arrived ¢ Iroad at for a young man who arrived with a an hoor after ihe appointed camera and asked permission of General Manager I Policeman light picture of Gen. Bolivar’s statue. In order to prove to him that Gen. Dowling to take a flash- was in general Honorary cha Motorman nan of the ‘Thomas had Harlem Bollvar's statue been removed years ago, the policernan led the way | or’ ntuctor, arte Jarge crowd awaited the car at to the long deserted pedestal. ,, {the end of the line at One Itundred “What do you know about that!" and Forty-ninth Street and Third gasped Dowling. “Well, anyway, ie. 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