The evening world. Newspaper, June 25, 1918, Page 6

Woke Mies, Suicide, Lert $40,000 H ‘ te Min Widow, “The will of John Miles, who killed last Wednesday, was fied for in White Plains yesterday. It Pohedules $10,000 rea! and $10,000 per- somal property. but !t is understood the ‘Will amount to at beast $49.00. 3 ‘all left to his widow, Margarét. will was executed in August, 1917. The Clean After-Feel Tells the True Story ‘You don’t have to wait long to acquire the SOZODONT taste—only one trial demon- strates its pleasant cleansing qualities—continued use ae sures clean, healthy, whole- some teeth and gums as 60 years ' have proven to the users of ‘ FOR THE TEETH Liquid—Powder o Paste SOLD BY ALL DEALERS EVERYWHERE REDROSS SHOW PUTS THRTY GENTS INTO HH SOG Poor Waif Hobnobs With Fifty Dollars at Long Island City Camival. “Thirty Cents” rolled prouity into the cash tray, ruffled a Five Doflar, Dill, Mipped across a Ten, and eat down on the corner of a Twenty. “Seems to me you value yourself | rather highly,” the three remarked tn unison, attempting to crinkle away from the joke of the money world. An ola Fifty in the corner saki nothing. “That might have applied once upon Store Closes Saturday at Noon. Daily at 5 P. M. Franklin Simon & Co. Fifth Avenue, 37th and 38th Sts. Girls’. 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Sizes 5 to 8, widths B to E White Buckskin Shoes 4;50 Of genuine white buckskin, but- toned or laced styles, on com- fortable fitting last, welted leath- er soles, spring heels, Sizes 8 to 1014, widths B to E Children’s Shoe Shop. Third Floor merwremnengee nes a oamnrnmety 2 _THE EVENING WORLD, TUESDAY, JUNE 25, 1918. Managers and Performers Seen in Long Island City’s sc me, me Great Carnival for the Benefit of the Red Cross’: ses: BOWMAN VILLACE 4 time but not now,” said Mra, Thirty Cents, Before the war I was some- thing, a member of the Five Cent family. Then I married a Quarter. My busband was lost in the war. He was in the pocket of a German who fell overboard going to Hoboken and helped sink our enemy. Of course I suffered and am in auch reduced cir- cumstances now that I'm known 45 @ Dime, But I'm patriotic. Myself and family belong to the ‘Greatest Mother on Barth, the Red Cross.’ I'm as good as any of you, I belong in your #0 highly valued society. I insist on iu Let me explain.” She gathered her children around her, the five dirty little pennies and the two battered nickles. “They look like “Thirty Cents’ in- deed,” chorused the bills, “Just a minute,” broke in the ma- tron. “Listen!” and they listened to this: THE STRANGE ADVENTURES OF THIRTY CENTS. “Last evening I reposed in‘ pookets of a little newsboy who lives under the Queensboro Bridge. My family was ready to retire for the night when he decided he must go to the Red Cross circus and carnival at Plaza Park, Long Island City. Of course, he took us along “There never was anything like tt Long before we reached the entrance we passed buildings draped in flags, and could hear music playing. There were millions of lights flashing, hun- dreds of people all walking in one direction. “at the gate I thought my family NO CREDITS JOMEN’S SUIT SHOP-Balcony Floor [pots beta a oer se eee eee | ———$—$_—_ Ms Meskusasere usse. Necubaahet A ormfiinn. com G> manaceRr would be separated, for a sign said, ‘Admittance Twenty-Five Cents’ The boy’s hands grasped us, but he crowded in between a fat lady and @ gentleman, and walked past the ticket taker. “Once inside was enough to frighten one, + Cowboys raced around on fiery ponies; Bohemian girls hurried hither and thither, all dressed in thelr national costume; men stood in front of stands barking at you; girls pinned roses on coat lapels or thrust tickets in one's hands, I saw hun- dreds of my cousins, Nickels, Dimes and Quarters, change their habitat. “Pwo hundred and fifteen separate units, grouped under the name of the Allied Organizations of Queens County, were giving the circus and carnival, Everybody was there, “The Mother's Council of Long Island City, Mrs, Edward Matthews being the President, furnished a fine entertainment, One unit from every school in Queens was represented. There was @ fortune teller, goodies and games. We stopped quite a time n front of the doughnut stand. “It will be wonderful be there on Satuniay, for the Sons o¢ Italy, 12,000 stron, will parade. Now they have allan Garden and Village, and I ird some one gay St looked just like Italy, and you could buy Italian candy there, too, FINDS THERE WERE LOTS OF THIRTY CENTSES THERE. “At night, when I was dumped in a cash box, luckily I met the rest of my family. When we were all count- ed up we totalled se 1 thousand dollars, just how many was not tad Uiace we haned th for absentee voting of those in the ser- 4 stated, Mere we heard the namies| 0” oy oust thet? ballots in the Con- ed and embroidered Georgette Frocks. Frock of working #o hard to make the carnival | sresional eelctions next fall. 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