The evening world. Newspaper, April 16, 1918, Page 5

wey THE EVENING WORLD, TUESDAY, APRIL 16, 1918. " BALI Vd corinne «oh id ve - — —_ - to quarters on the Rockaway coast. WEST SIDE IRISH BOY len March 21. But the boy's west side], Child Loses Lite in Bonfire. | —_—_—_———- / In the car were eight men, nearly | Gflends are sled that it was no wores.| Passaic, N. J, April 16—While jal officers being trained for observa. | N OF THE WOUNDED Young Flynn, born In Glenfarne, County | Playing with other children near a i. |tton werk, While about 1,000 feet |Leltrim, Ireland, came to this country | bonfire Anna Gonsick, four years old, . = " jat the age of twenty-one and lived with| o¢ Ciifton, fell Into the flames, re- above Jamaica Bay the big craft be- , |his cousin, Mrs. John H. Kilkenny, at 4 ) ' " No. 457 W. ; et, up to the time |Celving burne from which she died gan to zigzag and shoot down head on hy When war was de-|in the St. Mary's Hospital, Passalc, first, then tall first, The ballast was oni red d to enlist In the navy but | to-day # rejected for not having his full cit- { | thrown out, also some of the me- anical equipment, but the descent | 4 a8 not checked, The car wag about 100 feet above ‘ pith Mi pers, He then applied at the ment Armory, where he was |sccentetrinent Armor”: me New Treatment for /HYLAN PICKS TRAFFIC AIDES. Wrinkles a Success 38th Street FIFTH AVENUE 39th Street the water and 200 yards off shore when three young officers dropped | Own a Liberty Bond Mme. Alda (by courtesy of the Metropolitan Opera Co.) Commiasion Will Study Preblems) This is what women say who have and Will Make Recommendations. |treated their wrinkled, faded, tired Mayor Hylan to-day appointed the | looking skin with the marvellous Usit. over the side into the . They all 4 ; | Three Officers Take an Icy |made the drop successtully, tor not| * Plunge to Lighten Craft one was hurt when picked up by motor | boats, | |following committees to study tramic| This pure nut-oil skin food is positive- Will sell Liberty Bonds here to- Relieved of their weight, the dirigi- | H | problems 1 ly guaranteed to. banish wrinkles Wedii | j | elleved of their weight, the dirigi- problems tn the city and make recom-/ly guaranteed to banish i} 0 7 o , Py ing | in Peril, row ble righted itself and finally was |mendations for improvement: John A.| quickly and feed the skin back to a TIOTTOW, Wednesday, be ginning 4 > landed without 4 hile it was | Harriss, Special Deputy Police Com-| healthy condition. It cannot harm, or at 3 o'clock, at our Bond Booth | ‘They dropped over all the ballast, tt by ' iia Baer iatar a | missioner, ‘An; Jefferson Dumont | cause the slightest hair ron gf on the ground floor. and that belng Ineffective, dropped | gort, five miles away. ‘They camo at | | President of the Broadway |is only necessary to rub it into the ce Chairman; William | skit? for a few moments each night ny President of the Mer-| before retiring to get the full benefit Jation; Robert Grier| from its use, It is a clean, delicately t Fifth Avenue Associa-| scented liquid, not a greasy paste or er Thompson, Secretary of the | cream. Department stores and lead. ing druggists sell and recommend Usit. you will find it a fine treatment jboys, Private John J. Flynn of Com-| Edward Riegelmann, Pres-| as well for freckles, sunburn, black-| |pany K, 165th Infantry (the old 69th), | wh of Brooklyn; Robert | heads and many forms of eczema, ‘a |lies wounded somewhere in France. The| Adamson, former Fire Commissioner; | Beauty specialists everywhere are long, Hundreds of thousands saw its) ininister, nw: nese news came when Washingtc | on Acree Morne Tree ey oulce | giving treatments with Usii, recogniz- | Nee ee ean eet ee cy ye, | ber, and other cite about [rived @ sister, Miss Bessie Flynn, fclexperts and itenty He Hoyts & law-| ing its wonderful benefit to the com-| terday, aftor which it started back! eight years ago. her brother had been slightly wounded |yer of No. 15 William Street. plexion.—Advt. ; or themacives, This, in brief, was|such speed they couldn't pick a sper landing piace and came down | ha \ t+ story told to-day of how three |/, shaitow water, but escaped with a - Atiertean army officers saved a big) ducking. | 5 NN oe army dirigible from being wrecked " | in Oe Fhe N co a in Jamaica Bay yesterday. | Fev. 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