The evening world. Newspaper, April 18, 1918, Page 12

1918. ree THE EVENING WORLD, THURSDAY, APRIL 18, MANY SKILLED WORKMEN | €X-POLICEMAN A SUICIDE, NEEDED FOR WAR SERVICE Grove Grammar School’s Old Boys at Dinner Sing the Old Songs and Tell the Old Stories Edward MeD: polices man, fifty-six years old, died at Belle- “+ - Mes. Theresa Bikipouha a, Il, Leaves | Bed. While Nurse Is Getting phy a and @ nurse, Mina Marga Drink fay Her. rly ties At 4 k thle morntis.” Mra. Theresa Rengoochen eof De. | Mise Dutty sald, 'M Reng vephios from Guatemala, wae instantiy killed |e se open and when 1 looked dow! this morning by 4 fail or leap from a from lt there was her body OPEN SATURDAY EVENING TILL 9 P.M. $28 : Royal VelvetRugs Seamless and seamed all wool rugs; very closely wov best patterns, Oriental, Medallion and Allover Rugs. Best patterns. 5c Brusseletie | Carpet ata witht #2hy | ting Grass Rugs 3 | Reversible ri 290) sr" ‘LIN OLEUM. Let 1—4 00 to 500 Lot 2 & t J re c from full eolb Saiare va. 39C Linoleum, 2 colors through to 8 | wide torna. felt from full 3.98 3.49 2.98 pa 3 terns woven in all neat vat renuine base: souare Inlaid Linoleum, the back, cut Square yard LINOLEUM RUGS /2.0 29 for Less Than Va e00—t xf Gx? ~ New. York Flaor Covering’ Go. 460 FYattigghy AMES 1 toch tcc f wot RK LYN," Folbuli St Livenystyre Keep Your Feet Srichyul Help the muscles stay live and the joints suppl Y choosin ¢ ain more than merely comfort in DR. REED CUSHION SHOES Your feet are helped to retain their youth and activity. ‘This is well worth while to anyone The cushion conforms to the curves of your foot sole, gently supporting the arch and eases the jar of each foot-fall. SOLD ONLY AT 1372 Brondway, at 57th St 12 Park Place, Woolworth Bldg Drv. Keel Lf US HION. SOE ie Mu Woy JP. SMITH SHOE co. JOHN EBBERTS SHOF CO. =] NEW UPRIGHT and PLAYER SPECIALS ad *38 5) $10 Monthly Untit Paid @ Player N Hones Cover & HE Rolle Pianos CLUDING ‘jren.coree # 18 su 5 Monthly $5 pene $185 Untit Paid New $200 Until Paid Uprights = USLD UPRIGHT BARGAINS £60 Bilhng $3 Y- Schuler 10 Chickering 430 Sommer 185 E Gabler 4) Peek & Son 45 Kirchoif 180 Weser Bros. 155 Arthur 160 | azelton {65 Weber 210 Goetz & Co. Bro. {3 Monthty Up Rents a vineecs [tal Upright Plano GOETZ & CO 81 to 87 COU! \, Cor. L ‘vi ingston Stree, BROOKLYN s all Subways Over ‘Pane Main = 1D BIYS on ITS CENTENARY At a Dinner They Recall Hap- py Days of Famed N. Y. Seat of Learning. ast night ove Street Grammar School for 700 centenary anniver- mous old institution of was celebrated at er in the Aldine Club in the Fitth Aven ling. Yes, school ' ht, but recess occurred ft iiew and there was ! x and good ents in- ead ular lesvone, 4 oll boys were absent, but th had good excuses, They had gone to a higher school—up there, Of course nobody expected any of the boys who went to the little old school over the police station at Christopher 1 Hudson Streets a hundred years ago: Wheeler was on but Everett P. man there still left 5 and G. W. Debe- and a veteran the Civil War was another honor holar Have you baum?" asked Willie Rose. ba sald Willie, “T saw him p ing about thirty years ago “Manie” is still Mante to: his intl. mates, but in business circles he is the ad of the big real estat nbaum. Willlam H. Rowe is secre. tary of the Broadway Savings Institu- tion. Charles Rollinson Lamb ts the architect who created the Dewey Arct: and the Court for the Hudson Celebra tion, OLD NO. 3 TURNED OUT ALL KINDS, ALL GOOD. Pubile School No. 3 is undoubtedly the most famous of all the bétle temples of learning in the metropolis. It has turned out men for the ar and admirals for the navy; bankers, Mania Charley ‘Tanen- Lamb of lawyers, artists, newspaper brokers, politicians and policemen, Was a wonderful gathering, that din ner absolutely from all waiks of life, And there was Miss K, A. Froo- igh, who taught a whole lot of them music in the old days=never mind how old the days, And also was present Miss L. M. Rochester, present Principal of No. 3, but pshaw! it's only a girls’ school now—Help! help! A few other guests of the fair see were in evidence, but not many, It arly, a8 Was made J. G, Seully, yell hg Its vid school Around a Kos “Come to Bee "Babies on Our men Ws a mun-boy's evident by Class * loader, This class day songs, “Ring “London Lvidge,” Miss Jinny a Jones,” Klock the ‘arrior Bold, ul juwed Dov ont Youngsters of fifty years ago We rascals, And how Pring ter did enjoy it all and » the ipal Roches has been your “rim a ministe dominic, with a smile turned the good business,” returned the Captain when the laugh on bim quieted down. Yes," returned Dr. Lawson, "If you practise What you 4 A pal of the doctor's ts Samue Kerry, who graduated from the class of "Sb, to be with the Union News and ist tire He was three years in vil War 1 Was wounded at vin and Rattle of the Wilde THIS BOY DESIGNED THE LA FAYETTE TABLET. Architect, Lamo is tho man who the bronge orns Public Se.oot No, 3, ration of the visit of The Duke of Weslington often culled the “iron dt show cd his Courage and strong will at Waterloo when he helped de feat Napoleon It lakes great r couruge and ul fi pring up in a night. Build ap that w b Na ture has give by taking ‘ spound of iron, recently com pounded by Dr, Die and named by hi Trvutle '" iron mnie tablet is easily taken up by the ml If you try “lrontic” tablets, the brain responds to the new blood in civeulations the body is ready to st stagnation, which hold ‘You gain Try it is the takin Irontie® tablets do you laugh tablets make rich comes suceess, whic ra BYR ETT 8 DWH No, 3." N or the do » Lafayette to the you Marquis w you know Southerland | FRANK wi Keay school in 1824 ow," wat Kk it back with him am told that a great deal of ich system Ix based on fayette learned from his whether old No, 3 the memories of the old b L. South was prince ory. you Two of Mr. Lam? ariny, one in the Avi duated with nd the vd has of chemica John G. Kelly He ix ap 1 ow the Par songs were s must re al of the old se to 1902, and his boys revere | Y oN MENRY CA R. Sk PReaIRRAT MAYOR. REDERICK it. CROSSETT View PRES, GUAR nent RUST Oe “paneer visit to] Sig Reductior |} Service Plant i dear in| cleney a ya. B.D. | WASHINGTON ol ft ul Mead hav Mi pee f pal 1 TANENBAUM BROTHERS WERE ALL GROVE SCHOOL BOYS. manuel ‘Tanenbaum busiest man of the evening, less to eat than anybor here, there and everywhere ducing old seh t Iueing others. Hmanne 1 ‘i Chairman of the Pu tee and right now Committee ought to John, who wa ind J 1wit nd wh yesterday with Lispe Lidward policeman grew lawyer. ‘Then he Later, wher counte Murth also were pp N. Hay was WOMAN'S THROAT SLASHED. Pp Damaca of No Brooklyn, is being held he cha f is wile, Rose w ner throat Brook Dymaceu ae lv lef, Uy Y » Surrog i He w f Rule in Re c My Admini y Cou Thoma rT 4 ru ' 1 " er - | valy bir why Dar fob Pive Pout Way Frou Own Couney phir ° try and WHE Serve Mitten 5 assault.) \ CANADIAN PORT. Ap fee V0) onicers of the R tive, ' “phe ungaabers vis lets Wite ~ 1ALO0 TO CUT TRAVEL 1,000,000 MILES A MONTH Sheil Says New York Must Supply Most of the 12,000 vue Hospital early this morning from a bullet wound tn the head, The police {eaid that ft was self inflicted Asked For. Mr. McDonald has been in bad health Brig. ¢ Charles H, Sher adju-lfor a long time, and last night, while ‘ i al of New York, who is in |jn his home, at No, 536 Bast 87th nt out a call for has rahing’s f special occupa and behind the lines tn of the draft, he excused himself from beth, and two grown that he was going | ead, A few they heard a n. Sherrill says that) isto shot, him lying on call is @ matter of great), goor with a bullet wound in his 4 that New York City must) ieaq and his revolver on the floor be to supply most of the |i" J number demanded. Skilled workmen ["° "S) nonata werved on the polles within the draft age will have an op- : pital force for twenty years. He was retired portunity to be inducted shortly in the if Mi branch of work for which they are |tWo Weeks ag * issued by the Gov- rtaes the workmen service and fnotudes din the other occupations all classes in| COULD NOT STOP THE HEADACHES Until She Tried ‘Fruit-a-tives” (or Fruit Liver Tablets) 1, automodil electrical, ship and | at builders, general carpenters, gun rs, machinists, ang ron smith bargemen or boatmen, blacksmiths and helpers, bollermakers and hetpers, brick- | layers, buglers, pattern ™akers, chem. fats, cobblers, commissary storekeepers conorete foremen or workers, cooks, eranemen, hotstmen, pile drivers, Ao operators, crusher operators, general, surveying, draftamen, gyratory or jaw 112 Coburg St., St. John. crusher foremen, acetylene, hydrogen,| +] fee! | must tell you of the great oxygen, poison, Miumination or com | benefit I have received from your won- pressor gas plant workers, general me- | tan i i derful medicine, ‘Fruit-a-tives. chanics, meteorologists or physicists mine or quarry workers, motorcyclists, ih ( “I have been a sufferer for many molders, painters, bridge bullders, sad- years from Violent Headarhes, .and dlers or harness makers, sailmakers, |” ch Gig i if terftmakers and telegraph and telephone | Could get no permanent relief, operators who can sf “A fnend advised me to take ‘Fruit Applications must April 27 re | a-tiv and I did so with great success; | and now | am entirely free of Headaches, | thanks to your splendid medicine.” MRs. 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