The evening world. Newspaper, April 20, 1917, Page 10

meme rr THE EVENING WORLD, FRIDAY, APRIL 20, 1917. 6 | bs children give an example, of | of Tncotn rectt ed by 4 ar ' IN HIGH SCHOOL FOR 1 must tell you about our bistory|1 het of allegiance, and class, We cla it with the singing BEAUTY LOTION 3. AMERICANIZATION § | "",..° rue 4 oy ko Hh sad sadidiia aes gE taught ¢ this} —_ --- WITH LEMONS Another big Americanization$| country and wha t th | meeting will be held to-night at} / are taueht the meaning 1 ™ Washington Irving High ales which brought about the unif (} (>) under the auspices of the 1 ed ta ih riea ‘ — World Forum. The speakers will} | tnone things h ; f AD bo Dr. Gustave Stranbenmuller, }finey tell you 0: ror nded that the C % ri Acting City ent of $| they have read in At 7m ec ed that the ‘ers L: 34th Street —New York _—_ Schools; Commi er Joseph $ | It would b 1 th 5) ANIM] aa anne, WS MeN ARTTMN tee banie ae Z |$Harondens, Baward Van Zile, Vit. }] It would I» " fing with Thuan lent Take Fathers and Mothers to tore Racca and J. Ww. Adame, The [ST a a, not be reached Offer for Saturday, April 21st Meetings Under Ausplces of [tion of taurence McNally, will $ | they, have lea es. rl ; . furnish the music a gerd tow Ll dal ae Y D 1 - 4 * Onnannnnnen eer . 4 t Evening World Forum. # lacy” Relay wats yn Are You Run own Women’s Tailor-made Suits bn amare ser! about the jand of y ' Pe yi a ‘ hildren, have been taught all|not want you to } but aro you trying to Litto Italy” shared in “Wake Up! {iene things that you admire in Us when new 1 < ‘ 5 Amprica” day in the Americanization all thene we have been taught Soe wher ie a 1 iil fet. Specrally Priced at 25.00 meeting last night, in Public School free Institutions of the Fathers oflalso want motl f p 1087 e rt a No. #4, under auspices of The Evening Wit Reunion [now and t I Included are plain-tailored, braid-bound, pleated | ce reggae bout 400 school chil4sen | have bli ‘ LA 7 and straight-line models of superior men’s wear | 25,00 |took thelr parents with them to t Bre LTA A | , Don't foot with serge and gabardine. Exceptional Value y meting and sown ups neard ein They érove home, 00, beat ; ny Genuine = the meaning o mericanism and /{o these foreign born fathers and| poor lhe the " : . ‘ ee i L what it gave to them. There wore stern lesson: that Boor in defending the Whe Women s Suits of men S wear serge and gabar- two auch meetings, the other being “iit Me] time comes, nd it tn with ws 108 dine, smart custometailored models; braid- | 20,75 , in the auditorium of Public School No. ir Ainericatiat® nie = bound and braid-trimmed. Special es | 62, on the lower East Side fathers and the mothers rip = | Min ‘softener and com-| Both meetings were packed to the Must be the first to offer then on the} ooquent a i F PORT WINE Tailor Suits of P fi " | plexion beautifier by squeezing the |iimit of the fire ordinance; and the ematie, Gokd ot that the ie will not be f Combined with = ailor Suits of serge, gabardine, Poiret twill, Julce of two fresh lemons into a bot-/enthuslasm found echoes within the FP ation of the schc er sonst | velour checks and gray mixtures, in mannish ti = ) ’ tle containing three ounces of orchard|qoors of the two public achoois, PT lebration was un sports, dress and semi-d dels Speci : white, Care should he taken to strain the joint auspices of The Evi ‘This preparation carries the same guaranty Pp ’ dress models. Special he juice th I ‘loth Patriotic music and songs inters World's Americanization Forum, the vi ey the juice through a fine cloth [eine |spersed the programmes and the for-| Parents’ Ansoctation and the lool : lemon pulp gets in, then this lotion |” ease a 5. School Board, Miss Marguerite Ait will keep fresh for months, Every |l@n born proved themselves as appro. jin ease at of the school. In ken ich, woman knows that lemon juice is|clative as the natives and naturalized }),,, prepar atl f the patriotic pro- your doctor. used to bleach and remove such blem- {citizens who, in other places, were g: nad the assistance of all Tf you need ishes as sallowness, freckles and tans|gioritying the flag. the te Tho speakers were] ro \ns caiy we ot ran come a > € di Di bined with and is the ideal akin softener, smooth-|" qyq deat mute band—that bana Congressman La Guardia and Dis) poor in this country may » vei ' ener and beautifier p]which at dusk marched down Fitth ti, Sethe ter Rintrica now ahd A LT, dewey & 0008 c8. weer try ith Get three ounces yj Avenue playing “The Battle Hymn you have seen here to-| ony." F (GPhone 2001 Cort.) (} (o) orehard white at any pharmacy an¢ FA Wald Dy. Roperts, Ae better! Ace of the sitercstine o i ist_} sg FuitonSt, #1 NaseauSt AY, === two lemons from the grocer and|of the Hepublic,” and hearing not fin" Phe Americ an “speeches I} tive features of th ; ; mn > snake up a quarter pint of this eweet- | what it played—bad hardly joined the |could ‘make, You have seen yourl gramme wan tne Cetteaure wpeceh ell 0 ath SteestNew V7 a ly fragrant lemon lotion and massage | disbanding ranks when old-fashioned 4th Street-—New York it daily into the face, neck, armsand|jitalian mothers and fathers began hands, Tt naturally’ should help to pouring into the auditorium of Pub- bi tpi Wp elib Bee aa Pay eek out |lc School No. 38, at Broomy and Dom- "I > tre ‘ se dnp tye + Tt nick Streets, It was the beginning of M I | d S ts hi Aiba smoothen rough, red | 14 ond of a big day. ‘The auditorium isses al lore ul : was packed to the fire limit, and more than a thousand grown men and Misses’ Serge Suits, in Navy or Black; Norfolk | 2000 | Tn soup or chowder —on }|*°™" “ere tends SERATBAN model with over-collar of Faille silk. Special / ! baked, be or fried fish, e EVERY gona ‘OF AMERICA. ‘ meats, gravies and salads, use It matters very little if the bie Misses’ Tailored or Pleated Suits of Navy or Black | 2:00 i audience failed wholly to grasp the | Serge, over-collars and braid treatment. Special | H is i f meaning of all these things. The | thing is that their own children | } brought to them Inst night In the} course of a two hours’ celebration the | plain, every-day lessons of Amori-| caniam, The thing is that this lesson was brought to them not in fervid epeeches—and there were two good speakers—but in the spirit of story isi and of song. F-very story was Amer- : It will make & surprising fean; every song was of America. It improvement in the flavor. was as if their own children had said to them: At Grocers and 10 “Mothers, fathers, we can't help ‘ cat Delicatessen Stores, IC Bat your ite has been in the past. ye must not be 19 account for eS $ Made by E. Pritchard, 331 Spring St.,N.Y. } | this, that you wero born under an- FAN yal i other flag, on another hillside, What = we would like to have you take to BONDAY WORLD WANTS WORK Woxpms' heart hero and now Js this—that we, es’ Suits of Gabardine, Serge, mixtures and lly, y Cloth; in belted and other models. Special Misses’ Coats and Cars Misses’ Capes of Poplin in Navy, Tan or Gold; IR, 75 smart model; button and silk trimmed. Special | Misses’ Coats of Serge, Gabardine, Whipcord, Velour Cloth or Burella Cloth, smart, youthful \2.50 models, half lined in silk, sleeves silk lined. 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