The evening world. Newspaper, October 18, 1917, Page 11

New York Shaft Dedteated. VICKSBURG, Mise Oct. 18,—Dedioa- tion of Missouri and New York nonu- here were features of morial reunion of Confederate and Union Velorans, | im just the boginning of the Meht” | No. 1489 Sout ern Boulevard; Ornstein, twelve, same addre: . Spivak, twelve, , Place; Henry Adlestein, thirteen, ’ 1081 Simpson Street; Herman man, thirteen, No. 1473 Sead Place, and Harry (‘THE EVENING WORLD, THURSDAY, OCTOBER 18, 1917. ‘The other boys arromted were Help Your Country / Buy a LIBERTY BOND 1476 e Easiest Way ; A “dolegation” of 309 boys mar — a t to Public Sehool No. 6 at Tr d To End Dandruff (Continued from First Page) |and Vyse Aventios and star | anton | o ay -_ mm ‘demonstration, calling the 4 There 1s ou sure way that never| Sting the police from scene to SUroys it entirely. To do this, just | were prisoners and therefore the po- | Ket about four ounces of plain,|\ice were attacked. Stat ch glenda cae if etleWE'LL STRIKE TILL GARYISM | night when retiring; use enow, 0 ” | moisten the sealp and rub it in gently Fe RIBDE er. ohiee Boy, with the finger tips. On @ soap-box swayed a miniature B: morning, nioat if not all, of your | “Bolshev'¥t.” sixteen years old, bare- dandruff will be gone, and three or| headed, wild of eye, He raid he was four more applications will completely | Isidore Wolfin, a pupil in Class 6B. | Gatolve and entirely destroy every | we'll trike tll Garyiam is ingle sign and trace of it, no matter ” ae how much dandruff you may have. killed,” he shouted, and an avalanch You will find, too, that all itching | °f cheers ereeted him, “It makes us and digging of the scalp will stop in- | ##¥." be went on, “to keep moving stantly, and your hair will be fluffy,| from class to class, fifteen minutes tn lustrous, glossy, silky and soft, and| one place, fifteen minutes in another. look and feel a hundred times better. | It's like a—like a—like a merry-go- | You can get liquid arvon at any! round.” This simile evoked more Cree ere me is ines jenave, and} cheers, and it was plain that every | es is all you will need. simple remedy has never been known| “tld in the crowd detested merry-| t go-rounda, i} A woman ptshed forward toward the soap-box. Her hair was disheveled | and there was light In her eyes. ane addressed the boy orator. “Don't let anybody go to achool,” sho counselled. “Would I let my child go to school? Never!" “You bet we won't go to school,” | concluded the boy on the box, “They | won't let us learn anything.” PUPILS INSPIRED BY HARLEM STRIKE, SAYS PRINCIPAL, Principal Maguire sald he thought the children were inspired by the pre- vious troubles in Harlem and this demonstration was “an imitation of the other.” He sald 3,200 pupils are assigned to his achool and that about| half of them were missing from thelr} classes thie morning, Walking gloves! “It's the best equipped school in| How’s this for Variety? New York.” he anne Se vey Le been no previous sign that the c Tan cape. dren were dissatisfied, The wh Gray mocha. thing is caused by a few agitators.” Washable mocha in hand-| The trouble started last night, when | a crowd of boys gathered about Public some otter brown. School No, 64 and stoned It, breaking i in-| windows, until the janitor came Warm, long wearing rein drove them away. ‘The police b deer in either tan or gray. all the window breaking at this Gray or tan buckskin. and at Public Schoo! No, 60 was Black or white kid. ‘At the latter achool the police 9 detective: on guard e Wool, heather, black or|{iay. “and chey” maintained foot clear space between ¢ gray. . - building and the sirik Gray mocha, silk lined. [has a norma Tan or gray moc ha ,lewo-thiras we squirrel lined. peen otra Gray suede, rabbit lined.| Trouvie dev _ Tan cape or gray suede) iitiired noys ti lined with fleece or stock-|%# marched to No. 4 i a garbage cans “on the way, inette. | mas drums. Army gloves—thaki col- wevloot™ Wo." senennoeo| ored horsehide. Ne | Folks shopping around tell us we've more Velour hats than anye : ‘ Say oe! body else! Just our way of mak-| man Arthur Hunt, on a bleyel ing early preparations for what ty arrive! | ; ; ; ’ 0; toned iim and threw promises to be the biggest season | ,. And gatuane cane et nis: One yetin these soft, rich looking hats. | he weath red the storm and cay lare—two ¢ Reading of Benjamin each hand, With this load Franklin the other day, we| drew to the station and locked up his | prisoners F ta the Troxince.t Can 90u imagine Ben pave. ing the Liberty Loan? | D bite ROGERS PEET COMPANY Sthers are from Public 86 i are charged with truanes Broadway Broadway Ail ar a e won't quit this sirik: at 13th St. The at 34th Bt ary ‘system ie out,” one s went to Public School N 8 4 just Broadway Comers’ Fifth Ave. to wen Superintendent 7. He's at Warren at4isrSt. in charge of this distr 1 he ean change the system if he will. | Our parents are back of us and this | Buy Your Liberty Bond Here and Take It Home OPPENHEIM. 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