The evening world. Newspaper, May 20, 1918, Page 8

NEW THRILLS MARK |wett neta forth at the opening of the! THE EVENING ‘ PROMINENT FIGURES AT CONEY, SKETCHED BY HARMONY WORLD, MONDAY, MAY 20, 1918. give him @ hoaring. The druggist yea War Camp Community Borvice, Unt Tha other witneaeycorsobensced une INDIGTED NEWARK MEN No. 7 at Moose HaN, gear West Fifth Lieutenant's statement. Davis apolo- N EXTRA IL Street, in the afternoon. ined and wan permitted to go home HELD | } rT Alhough the islanders were not| peut on his own recognizance, The inci- a hot fd masticators until ee | I did not say what the Lieuttnant| bers of the staff of the Newark Freie Lire Abad Saini Aa Bolt an said I Aid," Davis declared to-day. “I] Zeitung pleaded not guilty when are 8 of residents of the Mayor's 4, ‘You look big enough to lick the e ‘iste village, took no chances with the B. Kaiser.” ian ete abel haan R. T. accommodations and journeyed Davis protested he was patriotic, |in the United States District ie to the playground by the sea tn the td bought Liberty Bonds and sub- Pr esclomnae wat. THE indicts a early afternoon. a ee tae sah ks 0 differs “Over There” Depicts Village} A# evenins began things opened up. Ano & ent articles appearing in the papers ‘ 2 Bel At Luna Park the aeril airships TORNADO KILLS TWELVE. The men were held in $10,000 additional and Battle Line inShell- | near the entrance commenced to re- , ; ie | Sean, volve. Merry-go-rounds began to Twenty-five Others Injared at Pria Torn France. stagger ater a winter of laseitude py asd eh hala | eee on § ‘ DESIGNER, Water belonging to a shoot-the- erroven thane” OMAHA, May 20.—A tornado at indictments that Coney Island is recovering to-day! shoots was a} red about promtecu- | AND GUBMAR ne. Bloomfield, Neb. Saturday night killed 1 Hane she from a thirty-six-hour fete which for- bed Lio ‘opards, elephants, pair when comninieation we mace land ney Ws wire pears, camels and horses vied with a h was eatab-Jand Henry Wae thal tally inaugurated tho 1918 season. It]each other in emitting loud roars of etd Abe ts at Out OF 960eU' ves ee sth removed the Iid from its box of tricks|delight. Sam McCracken, who 18 Among the killed were Mrs. Aumust e Saturday evening at 7 o'clock sharp.|™anaging the canvas covered circus, Frederickson and one child. Mr, Frod- the first were ree tion A tow, perhaps, were sharper and beat | 2vaded New York last November and nickson and a baby seven months old the Priet their ola ie barrier by & fow 004 hours. The] eles, Miss Anne Morgan to stage) died Sunday afternoon. One child, seven| connection with paper inlal Ne Yass Burh Waa toe ab ae the society cireus, | yoars old, 1s the only survivor of the] ing run by the three men under ue > tare of Burt Avenue, @hile Col. Roose.| “LL THIG MAN DREADS 18 A PRTRR MEYERS family, we coperative plan, the name ‘being co RAINY DAY. ARCHITECT OF LUNA PAB Five children of John Spinner were! changed to the Washington Publishing | urday William J. Hepp, who is manager | | of Luna Park, has been with the Luna management since 1913. A rainy dey at Luna is the Kniver, He also avers that a me which began to work &: ight for the first time w park is that fares for pleasure de- He says that welcome as |instantly killed | CHARITY. f Seth OR CHARITY es The GREATEST SHOWS ON TARTH | ‘ge, GREATEST CAUSE, WORLD —— . | rived at many concessions within the park are taken up after value has been received. In other words, after | | whirling and dervishing madly about | in the dip-of-death, If you do not suc- HP AMERICAN RED CROSS BENEFITS May 20th to 27th sagsiect"%> Allied Theatrical and Motion Picture Team ices at Every the DRum ae ee ee on + I hh 1 v4 jo day nigh’ 15 Pin Trays (with cushion) . . each 85c. wool) will also be on sale at the very eacer Aiea eter rr tional priceof . .« « «© « « $16.50 have got th MaMica tare 4 Hosiery Racks . . . + + each 95c. | Wray nein Gad nnige: Uatlen * | apeeren FOR R INSULTING VellBoxes . . . - «© «© each S$II5 Satin-tinish Bedspreads pheyho refueed (0, divulge HAY LIEU, CHAMBLIS. Work Boxes. . + +» + « each 1.90 (with embroidered scalloped edges) atop —-- Catcheall Enameled Cabinets . each 1.90 : Pi : ator sin one Charged With Saying He Looked] AT ne par © doctor de m | -Harged 9a) Desk Sets (4 pieces). . . perset 2.25 The interesting assortments included in this to nay invented an rt Like Kaiser and Should | Waste Baskets . . . «. . each 2.25 Special Offering are priced as follows: thonsand “He never had his Be Shot. | Circular Pillows. . . « . each 2.65 | papers Fes al EW Ana Agr RAAT pais ‘ esis LOUIS STAUCH’S REFUGE |S HIS ge Pay pede e . . . eac i KITCHEN n, wa din Catdwe 1 , Women’s Separate Skirts ma vie oe Gey | bora oe aia ea IS ¥ AND : are now on Sale at Special Prices. | Dotted Mul! \ The styles are attractive adaptations of each i) 8 Harkey arrested s SPECIAL MILITARY } various popular modes, in the following veer . r clare i s adil -omfortabies. ool-fille * materials: PINT ican ecu cian en Dr. J. Hoegen AND | ceed in losing all itneys | and thin dimes, y the fare when you alight | years you had to cough up before you | rode in the hair-ratsers. |- One of the most remarkable tractions at Luna this year is “O Thirty-fourth Street Thirty-fifth Street HOTEL ASTOR THEATRICAL & MOTION PICTURE BALL EVERYBODY YoU EVEN HEARD O THE SIMPLE MAN WHO BUILT! S°) veso conces eed fis Wie FETE a sh iONGhuS EVENT OF 118 LUNA PARK. | Brighton by the Sea, inc., which owns ight, BEAUT:IUL Off | Aman With a: bos rusted byt “naa | he Parkway Baia May 25th dies Special Offerings in the Dep’t for Fancy Needlework ° (Fourth Floor) will provide a timely opportunity on Tuesday the Department on the Fourth Floor, wili stopped he was asked to gn an to replenish the needs of the country house provide remarkable price advantages at the + |pirogrui und Tare SOON e r thing about th rks is that in the way of numerous articles which really constitute half the charm of summer fur- | nishings. Monday Night, These receptacles, adapted for diverse pur- AR MAIR i Okie $6.50, 8.50 & 10.00 tenn! poses, are covered ‘with Shantung-cretonne, asso in harmonious colors, which also predominate | sdividual Blankets ‘ ete throughout the assortments. Handkerchief, Glove and Pin Boxes, each 85c. | Altman & Cn. PuBLicITyY DEP. WY -HEPP MANAGRR OF LUNA PARK MADISON AVENUE - FIFTH AVENUE, NEW YORK Plaid Taffeta Silk . . Navy Blue or Black Taffeta Silk . . White, Black or Navy blue Serge. . Corduroy (a sports model) . . . (Dep’t for Catalogue Merci $13.50 13.50 8.75 3.85 ndise, Ready-to-wear (Third Site Py we ANQRWooD HENDERSON'S A Special Sale of Bed Furnishings arranged for to-morrow and Wednesday, i following quotations: White Blankets A limited number of Individu Muslin may be obtai Department Floor) x Sheets an ourth at equally advantageou r | Foulard Silk Dresses at $24.00 will offer extraordinary value to-morrow the Cai als in Blankets (ail id Pillow Cases i$ prices. Cel. FevTman ALFRED It {s @ panoramic spectacle. four villag the foregrot nging up t munition, You f troops gc manager p man with den utensil was Peter Meyer | “I don't want to talk, I'm just a simple fellow,” he sald, | This is how sim ple Pe o that time h elled al over Europe. Wh are all named * * Why all “Luna’ only adds another mysterious touch to Peter, who didn’t explain what he was doing with the hoe. Louis Fisher, owner of the St cool $1,000 has been hangin fte h friends Mr ed to have a the wine drink. He when These —P ais Stauch's father's "father's unc was Martin ner, So he says, and s pot disputed THE BROTHERS JOE AND THE BROTHERS FELTMAN Bowery, Lik | Bowery food dispenser is thirty-thr years old pened up a litte “h Joe's Restaurant, the 2 is probabl ting characters at Coney Islan | mister Ao alisceebe (ibe oe ee NES Ne ea FRLTMAN one Wo JESSE F. SnaRwoond FRUTMAN'S X ~ Lou's +» FISCHER 7 OF THe SHELBURNE of New York City Writes Letter Which May] Be of Great Interest to Skin Sufferers of This City. wilt eld ri be wilt 107 HIPPODROME May 23d MADISON SQUARE GARDEN Friday Night, May 24th Seats N Py GRAND CENTURY THEATRE Sunday Night, METROPOLITAN OPERA HOUSE | «i "GALA EVENTS WAR Tax Waren My “SGALA EVENTS —WAR TAX WAIVED i), THR Drama © RAND BALL 1 vey cv ” WITH Led OakG NAG nn OARS Tiomas built this mn, CHEER bs Wine Ri as the other concession which ‘To! ArMosp. n whic AY es, warded aa spectaguiartoe' eab> Thursday Beate tilt marines. “Over There” ts, of course, Night Dy Hite: an outdoor affair, and has an expanse td SANDAL. IVIBNNE ling at ne Hippodrome Bo Office. » $1 at PATRIOTIC CONCERT FOLLOWED AY A MAMMOTH BOXING CARN IVA RE stall kdl all de tat cecl at MONSTER MUSICAL & VAUDEVILLE BILL Most Astounding Operatic & Musical Concert Ever rate ff NAVAL EVENTS DAILY PROGRAMME FOR TUESDAY Drill and \Var Manoeuvres by U. S. Infantry from Fort Hamilton at Seaside Park Sensational Naval Demonstraticn Off Beach The Business Men of Coney Island Will Donate Ten Per Cent. of Their Gross Receipts During the Week to the RED CROSS FUND Storage for Furs, Rugs and Draperies cage Cae Ee Visit Coney Island This Week and Help Swell the War Fund “§ GOVERNMENT 4 KPOULAR VOLUNTEERS FOR THE CAUSE IN 0 and $2.00. JIM COFFEY, 7 and $1 M—THE ALLIED