The evening world. Newspaper, May 31, 1918, Page 10

THE EVENING WORLD, FRIDAY, MAY 31, 1918. A ens SIX STREETS vucniouay” """" Children at Play in Recreation Centre “analyst ad, we a the streets at the close CHILDREN'S PLAY Evening World Campaign { More Recreation Centre Wins Results nd 6 o'¢ playing m at for summer play ' edt By Sophie Irene Loeb. r é HE first six reeta were|, ~ titional 4 me opened yesterday. Asa reauit||' ™ ’ 1 pla ‘ of The Evening World's a Ure aad € ‘od ities to secure more play places for i 7 ebildren, the ploy street bas now be \ : come a permanent dow sand fa idition That pl 5 . be 7 ih B ' ' the ental stage w novation t by t w regula Gioia mae mes signi tr Police Department which are placed f wherever v ular traffic Is stopped * play for the pur A few John A Harrias, § Evening u Morton and Madeline of the Parks and Playgrounds on made a tour of the el d planned the play spaces and pla streets. Commissioner Harriss saw the im- portance of (he movement and imme diately went to work on proper regu , and to broaden the play activ year 1 ollected a fund to and Playgrounds Asso supervising the White Liquid FOR. MENS, WOMEN’S Whit ND CHILDREN'S SHOES °°" The FFDALLEY CORPORATIONS, 44MITED, BUPFALD, BLY TO BE PUBLISHED SUNDAY, JUNE 2 [ The World 1918 - Summer Resorts , Number Containing Hundreds Announcements of Hotels, Boarding Houses and Resorts the a ationist : : for Vac : MORGAN IN COURT Supreme Court Justice Plate pre neler fam ir lof certiorari directed a, the! In Enforcing a ; | cing Act—No Le- | war Board of Appeals. ‘The 1 body P Edward Madison, a sailor who, in |was constituted under the act of th niency, Sd = the Spanish-American Wa dor Léginiature empowering the Board of arr f eCARSK er HAINES AKA WS has Evtimate to establish and define! are you a ard.” ¢ AYEIH he: CLAY aNAAR SINE deleeweee | building zones ete bs . passenge He has le seven Standards and Appeals Baron W , | formance, or barke te ee : . i ' and 4 i : war, He has been chased and fired 3. (Ons. | Waldorf Astor ts not named a defend- | and show? Then look nares hah gabmartt 1 fant, but the writ requires the Board| tie new Robinson Anti ing Bill) rever a moment's diac ne: of Appeals to submit to the court all jug pecome law by proclamation of cause him until bis pac WEST SIDE STORES EAST SIDE STORES: ot th ants upon whi hit ey, Whittean you will be Tlavie to| the Amaokanelis 222-224 W. 128th St., West of 7th Ave 3d Avenue and 122d Street. gave 0 e aron The Amackassin formerly carried ha Ave. and 27th Str et \ 3d Avenue, 86th and 87th Sts. orect @ seven-story 0 ea bith: tious Fadia th Ave., 39th and 40th “treets 3d Avenue 150th and 15ist Streets. Jextending on the west side | Av ot Summer In One of the Streets of New York City hands on deck. { got there as quick | a’ any one and heard a crash, With- out waiting to hearswhat happened I dove overboard and swam for it.| “OOD furniture, well made, rightly priced—that is materially what we offer you. Whe ed there thin in sight. Tue steamer nad completely @ Confidence, good-will, service, satisfaction— disappeared. 1 managed to reach a| these are the “added attractions” —the r seven houre | shirt a9 a sig- spar, where I sti and @ half, using « nal flag. Then I w British patrol boat raltar “L don't jere Was & man eft of the er Going back! You het I am. I'm going right to the | Shipping Commissioner's office and get the first boat out This time! I'm going to carry an automatic gun snother sub, when I Boche 1 to-day | four days. | “good measure—without which we would consider no sale complete. | picked up by a| and taken fo Gib- | 4 Willlam 7 business man + and retur I reached Git two weeks ago yeste the day the steame t word to stay whe veard that two TU! boats o! were waiting for us and the ‘onvoy. British destroyers wie if William and Mary Dining Room Suite, American Walnut or Antique } any, 10 pieces * $175 The Oe i vent hat day and returned the nex he yrmation that You are cordially invited to see the 2% of the U boats furnished on display ng and peal a coms completely They are in lay and got wouldn't let us sa We stayed with t four hours, then came over by ourselves as much as a whale terest here twenty- slipped away and] We didn’t see | ake every with a grain sTeeer ~ E101 ST..PARK AND, ae Ne ects SOLE SURVIVOR TELLS STORY OF TORPEDOED SHIP ndn't heard eft, But I'm iiling to bet tha opaganda, The germs over STREET CLOSED STOP STOP CHILDRENS PLAY STREET VEHICULAR TRAFFIC MIBITEO IN MURRAY FILL BUILDING FIGHT | NEWCITY SIGH FOR CHLOREIS PLAY STREETY@ With Other Complainants * POL! F TL sailor Who Clung to Spar Asks Reversal of Board’ s Seven Hours Used Shirt Order is Signal Flag \thecting Zone » Mn LOAFERS ARE. J oP. Morgan and other ATLANTIC PORT. Ma altractive appearance 4 @ legal battle about the op steamer arrived here la oN shapelinese, the enduring n iiding zone r n Italian port by way of G quality at moderate price ar¢ typical of all footwear in th Eleven Big Blyn Stores which was passed by Kstimate on July Mr. Mor Murray the opts ° velve first 1916. T an and thirty * UNDER NEW UM 0 | oad Powers to Be Exercised eight « BROOKLYN STORES 442-444 Fulton St., ow Bridge § 82 160 and 162 Bowery, near Broome. NEWARK STORE: to New York, w | formed into White Nu-Buck Walking Boot nue from 85th to 36th St five feet @ transport and started or an Ttalian pi She satied in or, Hi of ninety on ea t Broadway, near Park Avenue. cussedness * two atrets. Mr. Morgan the | A ot Gar 263 Broadway, near Greene Avenue. Same style in tan calf 689 Broad St., opp. Military Park. on the black id of Ca r lian, - A bo ilitary hee! denee {8 located at the nor r weipaiy: é 3 ' Mail Order Department, 2240 3d Ave. Both with military heel _} Factory: 511-519 East 72d St. A aftida nee M Adoo Poli Commissioner En- Geo Sheldon, whose name 1is|" s depu ommisajon first on the list of plaintiff, used | ¢ of the in bes ors of ti nen b was adopted in t eans of F sur Here is the way it run Idlers and evs in park nu seums ur unds, rail road ball parks. t west of Third Ave t plock fronts on both Lexington and and Avenue, license, saloon * for bark. Sth to 3 Ha amen, nd al for and ba no othe «nd male employ s who freau # and danc J players ¥ Men, this sale speaks for itself. You know that Dollar Straw Hats are a thing of the remote past, don’t you? Well, not even in normal times have such qualities as these been offered at a dollar. All *1.75 and *2 Grades In the season’s most-wanted styles, and guaranteed new and perfect Read the assortment and see the wonderful value we offer here to- -morrow and next week, right at the beginning of the season. Sennit Sailors, fashionable Le ner ns, those stylish light tans so popular this season; Porto Rico Alpines, Java Alpines; many with sash bands; high grade hats, trimmed with fine silk ribbon bands, in a variety of colors. n public male | ero are other spec viled as ie shadows of A | persons Kear- | Craw and Homes |frequent the the under} ney and F last na world and against whom the police | & Mii will be instructed to be particularly tive. Nor is the list drawn up at} s conference rigid. It will be| any other | #8 the conferees failed to thin Kk "| ss FEEL FINE TAKE “CASCARETS’ FOR. LIVER, BOWELS Spend 10 cents! bilious, sick, enough t »race tata tre'veiyiew aad hat the ONE DOLLAR—Think of it, men! eryren te A Every hat new and perfect. A suitable shape for every man. Every style correct for this year. Your Money Refunded Instantly if You Can Equal Them Under $1.75 and $2 Don't stay headachy, constipated. Bet. 15th and 16th Sts. All. Stores Open Till It's @ case of work or fight y bum and loafer in the city. | jot Koing to let anybody be a rand Not a produc Pe GRe. n ) Surprise, Store Baware! ‘The i ea nee 10 P. M. . BUY STAMPS NOW Before It’s Too Late! Ways grace wherein to find labor be fore being liable to arrest. Magistrate | Saturdays: Upon this poli later un the day,