The evening world. Newspaper, July 8, 1918, Page 5

rt KILLED TRYING - TOSAVEBROTHERS: ~ ONEDIES WITH HER “Little Mother” Pushes Two Out of Train’s Way in Jersey City. A CITATION—Mary Glock eleve years old, of No. 462 First Street, Hoboken, Decorated with the cross | of wood. Sho gave her life, vain sac- y rifice, to save her soldier-brother, Charles, age two years It’s a pitiable little story that must end with a double funeral to-morrow, ‘a cress of wood temporarily marking their graves. It started out to bea holiday. Mary Glock watched her baby| brother paying sniper from the back | of an ash barrel in front of her bom yesterday. He bod a little air rit! hig father had bought and @ soldier mult. As his daddy came down the steps he discharged the gun ond it went off with a loud “pop.” Then aaid “pop” and daddy and Mary and ber other two brothers laughed. ‘That play grew wearisome after,a time and Mary took the children out walking. With ber went the baby Charlie Eddie, nino years old ‘The four went to Jersey City and then along the tracks of the Wert ine nea Shore Railroad, betwe: and Jersey Avenuc voss the rails when a into sight EXidie said when the pushed rying to hun 7 1 bia In the ditch alongside of the tracks | fect | all nt c i the bod yof bis sister was huddled. | was th ie i . In her arms was the form of Berl thin ‘ ; baby brother, Charles oth : boy" be uneonse: ious. A a baby she he 1 s dead aut t a Seen eee cueaee auniane| CARTER SUNDAY VIOLATORS. | | The ambulance of the Jersey Ciiy Abo: He saw Ph 00. brakes, steam, a blast of air and people hu Hospital carried bodies to the operating room, Th doctors suid Mary was dead, Chatle: would not eur but Philip's con. dition was not seriou This morr- had joined his sist early this morning. The mother can She can only tears coming. nothing Phillip, four years old, and the broken 1ittic| « u patrolman told Mr. |¢; THREE GIRLS ARE RUN DOWN ON FIFTH AVENUE BY TAXI Dart Across Street Just as Machine Gets “Go” Signal—One of Trio Seriously Hurt. ‘Three girls, arm in arm, were struck and dragged by a taxicab at Fifth Ave- nue and 14th Street at 9.30 o'clock this morning. The most seriously injured is Mary Catardo, fourteen years old, of No. 128 Baxter Street, whose left arm, left foot and back were hurt. It is feared the injury of the back may prove seri- ous. Antoinette De Angelo, fourteen, of No. 188 Hester Street, has an injured leg and foot, and Josephine Cocchi, No. GIRL WHO GAVE LIFE AND THE TWO BROTHERS SHE SAVED FROM DEATH n the forehead. All three were picked up by Trafic Policeman Denis Graney, placed in the taxicab and taken to the New York Hospital. The taxicab was driven by Patrick Leyden of No. 452 Amsterdam Avenue. He was driving north in Fifth Avenue. At 1th Street he stopped and waited for the “go” given his car sho! girls darted across the @ THE EVENING WORLD, 226 Kast 10th Street, has abrasions of | f Best & Co. Fifth Ave. at 35th St. Est, 1879 Panamas—always good— Two new shapes for Girls Reg. 6.00 & 6.75 grades, Special 5.00 Two very smart hats for Misses’ and Girls’ Mid- summer wear are just received. Excellent quality Panamas, blocked in graceful shapes—t the very best adtantage young Girls’ sport dress, ical Midsummer hats that will enhance /o Shown in the Misses’ Hat Seclion—Second Floor. BEE You Never Pay More at Best's MONDAY, JULY 8, ek fe 's Founded 1826 “a hoe | he has been ight Mary was ( 8 | fe 1 : aye S| sum Sd [law on at hunting Store Hours 9 A. M. to 5 P. M. The Y. M. C. A. needs at once 4,000 Business Men, Auto Drivers, Mechanics, Recreational Directors, Hut Secretaries, to volunteer for Full particulars at 347 Madison Avenue. ete., Men’s All Wool Suits $23.75 $28. $32.75 $36.75 Good Evening! 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Auto Dusters, light grey Auto Dusters, Palm Beach port Coat Summer Suits, gray After-Inventory Clearance 2 ° ° Men’s Summer Furnishings Silk Shirts, Splendid Value... ‘Tub Silks and Baby Broadcloth Silks, in a large assortment of novelty . $1.35 Percale and mercerized || stripes and various | stripes, some in plain effects. .. $1.65 and mercerized materials in a large variety of stripes and After-Inventory Clearance 820 Pairs Men’s Oxford Ties $5.85 Including all styles of Low Shoes from regular stock, the size range of which No Charge for Alterations Also . $2.50 (mostly small sizes). 430 Men’s Palm Beach OP OIIN daha ciaurssaiaaces $11.50 .. $5.00 18 Men’s Golf Suits, tweeds and $12.50 homespuns. is ‘ 60 Men’s “Flanalyt $13.50 ROG PRUE) nse scisti accesses Fourth Floor $3.85 patterns and colorings. ) Silk Half Hose 75c | Silk Half Hose tment | all sizes. in white self stripes. Ground Floor Note--There are all sizes in the assortment although not in each style. 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