The evening world. Newspaper, May 14, 1917, Page 8

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W lease eeth; T Cc “Turn to the Right” or the left it makes little odds which door you enter if the signs thow that inside isa DARE WLSHOW S001 NEN YORK PABEANT |Date Is May 26 on Central Park Playground Lawn— Everybody Invited. The full programme for the Kiddie pageant, “Young Manhattan,” to May 26 on the Central Park Playground lawn, | sixty- | ranged West fourth Street, Drive has bean at SS Report to him in below hey Grow Pahaugsnd E is {IQVUUOAULLUNUOLUANNLA KR ‘Vien the cou ih WINE Highball and The pageant ix to take the \form of a dramatic and pictorial pre- | sentation of the history of New York City as interpreted for young folks, first work for the pageant war & “Young Manhattan’? Pageant of the Kiddie Klub | Will Show New York’s History Up } 6 | Bites ine ri xe PA RE . —! undertaken by the Washington Iry ing Group of Kiddie Kiub members, After they had been rehearsing a iit- | tle while Cousin Eleanor. Invited Mr. | William Lee, Supervisor of the Re-| vreation Bureatt of the Park Depart. mont, to eee the work, Me Was no Pleased that he stepped right i and . » with the appfoval of Com. missioner Cabot Ward, The Recrea- tion Hureau's big sta of elghty in- siructors has been at Work and there ave 1000 children ariiling daily The pageHnt will hewin WIth w Fp: | Mtation of the life uf t edakin8 | the white Q hen the 4 Dutch immi grants and courteously weleome them. | There are Duteh and Indian daw to celobr eoting. Peter Min- vet with his counse en # and! Island of Manhattan for a pitiful handful of beats and glass re) Indians Lior buys the jowelry. The transfer of the elty from Dutch to British sovereignty is | shown, There ate characteristic | English dances svattered through this | part of the programme, Then George Washington, escorted | by Boy Scouts, esteblishts Liberty on thé pedestal of American government ‘The melting pot is symbolized by dances of the many hation’ whose sons and daughters make up modern New York, and at the end all the participants in the pageant rise and oY Allegiance to the all, including the he Star Spangled aud! Vann Here and now Cousin Fe vites all Kiddie Kiub mer {thelr familles and their come and ohjoy the pageant, § sure they will have a mighty time, and no matter how good Ameri - capa they are they Will go away with a new love for thelr country ana its | Magitions In thelr | Here is a list o grounds and what they toting there: Astor, 150th Bt. and sth Sooteh ‘and Colonials Cart 86th Bt. and Bast River, Bnglish; Carmanavilla, Abel BL and Amater dam Ave, Stotch; Chelsen, 28th St and 10th A 3 Pigg Corlears Hook, Cor Jackson SL; De Witt Clin- and ith Ave, Indians Points, Baxter and Worth Hamilton Fish, Ho Jutch and Ru con, {French River, Tompkins Squa A. Duteh; West any Ave. 10th and lth Ay 1ethy West Avon Indian; 10th prkville, 10let St, between 8t St, 18th Aves, May s—Carmine St, Cherry pole, Gyms Varick r Sts, owind Threw ar) Knupfe No. 45 How jalong that at Actd tm His tyes —_ Chemist Burned In xp Walter Gotham, — twenty chemist of Hoboken, N. J bout the hand. an Him, ‘Phe © high did Riou WRINKLES ALL DRIVEN AWAY wottle of Usil has con tely ole my face of the wrinkles that were such an eyesore to {my daughters, my grandehil and to me, It is a Gos send to wrinkled, uffering humanity.” Wh regularly applied ¢ time wrinkles disa gains its former ness and color, Uslt te skin treatment that every we aod young, ought te 1 bottle on her ‘dressing table Rough king are made sme faded complextor atural freshness fr slso a Ane treatment for fre blackheads and many forms o All first class drug stores and depart ‘iment stores can supply Usit. I is not 4 creaw or paste, but a pure nuteoil liquid, and ft ls only necessary to use it at night before retiring. Adve THE EVENING WORLD, MONDAY, MAY 14 Bt, between Ist and 2d t 7th St. th St. and , Duteh and RNussinn; Five | horrible | 1917. time Mra, Allén, discovered her dresa- |er had beon opened and the Jewelry |removed. Sveral stickpins belonging j to Mr, Allen aléo were missing. Wound had left the house. The key to the dresser, and a bottle of NATION-WIDE HUNT. EVEL BER | Gallery in Vain for Picture | of Suspected Butler. | to Present Day Detectives of the entire country | are bunting to-day for a man who @ave the name of Alfred Wound when he was engaged as a butler by Mra. Frederick H. Allen of Pelham Manor on May 5, and who disappeared five days later just before his employer discovered she had been robbed of jowelry, mostly pearls, valued at about $85,000, | Mrs. Allen at first believed her loss Would exceed $200,000, but to-day she dtopped her estimate to the smaller figure. Several pleces of jewelry she believed to have been stolen have | been found. Mr. ond Mra. Allied and thelr #4 jvants spent some time at Pollee | Headquarters to-day trying to 14 tity Wound’s picture in (he Rogues 4,4 a, you are missing one of li getting to be. Gallery, Wis picture is not on file there. 4 hed . | Allen told the detectives that eggs and fich, sweet mi Wound had been highly recommended Made for over twenty y by a Fifth Avenue employment agency. He arrived at Bolton Priory the Allen country home, a week ago last Saturday, claiming to be a Bel- gian, but speaking little French, Mf. Alien said to-day he believed Wound, who is fifty years old and stockily built, is a German, His former ome ployer sald he seemed to know very little about task for which he had been engaged. | Last Thursday Wound was alone in the house with the exception of another servant, Mr. and Mrs. Allen and other servants having come to the city to see the French Mission. J Mr, Allen was a member of the Mayor’s Committee. The family did not return to Pel- at which ; hat Manor until Friday, WANTS THE MOVIES No oAvAAY FoR France; BLOW TO SQUADRON A None 34th Street—New York War Department Announce: Will Be Included in Selec- investigation disclosed that Wound had been seen In a saloon In New Rochelle at 7.30 Thursday night. No traee of hin has since been found, ‘Two years ago the Allen home was entered by burglars, who were caugh! after a runfing fight with the polter and sent to prison for ten years. Every day that ydu delay your fitst taste of Holland Rusk, Re% good things In Holland it is a national dainty, in America it is fast Your first impression will last—you never casted anything quite like it, a delicious, golden-brown, crisp; tasty toast that is made only of the very finest flour, ars by Dutch bakers in Holland, Mich., and now produced at last, in sufficient quantities to supply a growing national demand. A most delightful dish for any meal—or between meals. 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