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De en ee ig qe By \\\ Prt \ vy fS TUESDAY, JULY 23, 1918 | Bowery’s Sidewalk Brokers Pershing’s Apaches Win Fam , Driven to Cover by the War; mam) = On the Marne by Methods y._ It's a Case of Work or Fight Types of Men Who Made the Bowery Famous Of Early Frontier Days | ‘ THEY HAVE CARRIED OUT A STRATEGIC RETREAT IN FACE OF THE NEW LAWS ABOUT «Skinned Warri | il Ger. To-Da “)The Man Who Must Sell His Diamond Pin to Raise| USEFUL OCCUPATION 0 a ee ee a oe : ‘ y Who Were Our Implacable * a Mortgage Is Among the Missing, but You May| | atk the Sons of Men’ 0 Were Ou Pp 4 i Enemies in Other Times—But All of That Has . Find Him Up a Side Street if He Hears the Rattle * Sn oe) : 7 r . ” Been Settied and Uncie Sam's Indian Scouts “of Your Quarter—These Are Hard Times With All ins Bel Big Share for Liberty and Victory. » the Picturesque Citizens Who Once Thronged the| ‘ iA Noted Thoroughfare. | By Robert Welles Ritchie | HE World War has thrown upon the screen some fantastic p y By Will B. Johnstone : 3 | brought into high relief extraordinary contradictions. Sikhs from India have been comrades-in-arms of ebony Senegalese “On the Bowery, the Bowery, they say such things and they do such PARings. I'll never go there any more.” | ] from French Africa, Slanteyed natives of Anam work to keep open tht | [ren what they sang in the good old days before the farmer had the ' TUESDAY, JULY 23, (1918 tue far away South Seas have been called upon to repulse German raiders. And now Apache Indians, wearing wrist watches, play the part o scouts for Pershing’s army in the great Allied counter attack upon the Soissous-Rheims salient. Fighting, these Apaches are, to make the world safer for the red man as well as the white, black and yellow. They are wearing the uniform of a fighting force that once was their inveterate enemy and warred against them until their people almost were extinct. Brief mention of Pershing’s Apache | scouts gives them the place of the} eyes of the strate type of open warfare that has communication Hnes for British Tommies and Foch’s potlus. Tahitians tn v Ford to relieve him of bis surpius capital and the reckless Reuben cal had to depend on the Bowery to fleece himself of the initial cost! ‘and upkeep. Good old Bowery! ‘ Reub used to make for § eve Brodie’s Bowery saloon, gawk at the cele brated Steve, and stammer: “So, you'r the Brooklyn Bridge feller, hey?” And Steve would proudly explain, “I jumped off of it.” Whereupon the diceppointed hic& would drawl, “Heck, 1 thought you jumped over it. Bwnked again, b’gosh! And a little later, when the Yap came to from the inevitable knockout rops, some sidewalk Tiffany would have sold him a showcase of cut glass &i diamond rates, or some curbstone Gimble have forced him to buy more Guits than the Crown Prince possesses, and just as useful. But no more The picturesque east side is vanishing. A recent attempt to eliminate the colorful pushcart peddlers was an indication, and now the “Little K changes,” or sidewalk ‘buyers and rellers, have been dispersed under the | Fight or Work Law. sts in this new been ast They travel noiselessly through wood copses and worm their snake-like way ymong the standing grain far in ad- vance of American outposts, spying nitiated by Foch’s tremendous th: —_ vpon the movements of the enemy and reporting back to their commander. © despatch adds that the French Even quaint gunmen no longer de | i Plight the eye and the con-man's me-| eat knitting sox. Soon a dozen asso: ‘ Jodtous note is hitvhed. The only crime | Clates are bending tomether under the THE OLD ITALIAN A 7510 be found upon the Bowery now is| hood apparently discussing the make HOE BANGAINS ‘ @ the lurid posters in front of tho|of the car, but down in the centre of WITH S| G © greatly puzzied by their methods of warfare—as well they might be. | . It is conceivable that none of these «movie halls. |the knot an expert eye | uintiy ©ROUD BOWERY MOTHER Apache warriors iS letter perfect on} The sidewalk exchanges may be| through a lens at diamonds, and bills GOING SIDEWALK SHOPPING the international aspects of why the dispersed but not suppressed. +The | Of large denomination are passing Great White Father in Washington hands. ! of these sidewalk merchant if they had wb daily dickering goes on up a si Street. If a rush of business cons ‘traffic on the Bowery around fire | ;blug where one of the oldest firms) since the ¢ @has been trying to sell an undershirt | the India for the last twenty years, and a cop) well known eh: .@DPpears, the long-established firm been hurt by war and his profi Mireplug, Curbstone and Gutter hu:-| in round numbers amount to a string riedly vacates the old premises ou|of clphers—the very roundest nur the Bowery for newer quarters on the| bers possible. He has to change bis ‘corner of (Bayard and & war against the Germans nor is it likely Scout Loco Jim knows | all there is to know about self-deter- | mination for small nations. Loco Jim | and Chicken and “Y 5" are fighting ibroad at their own behest and for » reason that Big Chief John 5 under whom the the Mexicans a id of the soldier-men over nin businers ders short-cha rly t d German” ix a ~ “ tor. His trade tas} WANT A HAT? | y, fought | w years ago, is in there wabeth | main office ull too often and is loud ‘Streets, the venerable firm carrying |in his der for the fre n of Just how many of the spabletalt| his entire stock in bis right hand and | the streets in the sun i . ers are in France we do not know. | holding his hat on with the other | The * Is one of the ast THE ‘OLD GERMAN* ihe Tho original contingent which crossed | Needless to say that anybody who prosperous looking sellers. He a| ay , the border in 1916 to run down Pancho | wishes to sel! goods on the east side | handsome young Latin in white flan \ jVilla numbered only twenty; doubt- | must come out of the house, “The light Norfolk, jaunty Panama less this nucleus has been recruited "Man in the Street” applics to all the] silk hose and glossy pumps, with gay : to greater strength for the present | ! ablebodied there. The infirm hang! flowers in hix buttonhole. Ho van | transcendent needs. | ' out of the windows and the entire sell a fur cap on a sweltering hot da m j The story of the gathering of Per-| Vopulation sleeps on the fire escape. | to 4 perspiring varge hand look: Pi nr shing's original twenty Indian scouts| | Where the palatial magniticence of| for a second hand ivepick. No won $ as the tales they will tell she approach to the Manhattan | der he can dress in holiday bulls. © Bridge comes into violent contrast) Another with the squalid Bowery at Canal) py irs Street, ix found the ancient haunt of return to their Arizona| t tes | | deserts after the Great Peace, ( + 4 ' O, P. M. Hazard of the United “A STREET TRY-ON (Regulars, 10th Cavalry, was in cha all jof Fort Apache, in the White Moun-| tain Rese character with t 4 pants on his left should string of old shoes on his rig athe sidewalk Diamond Exchange.| jeweiry counter in one hwnd ni. THE STREET “{CE-MAN" : tion of Eastern Arizona, ” ° + when President Wi ordered Per- J Meputadle dealers in stones occupy | general store in the other, can carry THE "MEKICAN _Aicfore_ sbicie to Griig in Villa. ydoadson/elies % 10 @ store, and each showcase a sep-| change with his teoth, k eye Apaches for yr implicit contiden Se und possessed their ! Y arate concern. These me: hants have!on the Fourth Pre whe discournged the streot gatherings incl Station, ma previously prepared pos | | | Fs : : matey Hy ng the va of good ers in 0 @ ground of unreliability aad) for trategic retreat and pursue a and scouts for the mountal ' +f neatinent at the passing of an old) Jnejtentally, second hand pr ard wired to Pershing to ask if he ey. eustorn. linge Was Ak ie vee ricco | wanted some Apache scouts to as : One persistent sidewalk trader of} Seconds are scarce. Most of the me mat i at Bim in thrusting Ble colums t Yhe old school, however, still eludes chandive is fourth-handed, Even ult And Nobody Home Under the Kaiser’s Foundry-Made Bonnet—U Boat Sinks |into Mexico, Upon receiving an e1 sounter rent by means of an Ingenious! cases cost $8 thusiastic affirmative from the head scheme. He drives his automobile up | priceless Panta HON. Paper Je String of Spools on Damp Street—When It Comes to Skull Stuffings, Those | tea la lg ieee lee Yoiman Birds Are Further Away Than the Kick in Near-Beer—Latest Vic- | cantly watches his wife in the rear! ratti tory of Tin Fish Was a Decision Over a Quart of Huckleberries in a Four- Funnelled Seagoing Opera Hat. of the punitive expedition, Capt. Haz ard went to t put the proposit the Apache friends and on up to them: D: but n the Bo: ter up any side What to Eat in Hot Weather Srattle a qu nt to wo: or the Goverr | ment as good soldiers and wear the | soldier uniform? ; There were so many favorab , 7 ” avorable re | BY ARTHUR (‘* BUGS”) BAER. sponses that Hazard was forced H ane went to i cool ide heat eepecially periicious in “at weather.| Gopyright, 1918, by The Pross Publishing Co, (The New York Evening World.) | doors, All canal boats on the Erie Canal will be camouflaged to rep- pick the twenty best trailers in th : aie gp let Frater therm ps Rot eat Useless 4x gwK, SUCH AS MAGINE the Klown Prince's yelps for help must sound like Uffin- resent half-brau saloons, as no U boat will fire on the national babi. — | reservation—nine of them had help f Aiba sell hs iggy aye ' 3 ce akin ; srape sa @, apple cores, | time in the simian house multiplied by six, Think the Simperial | Busting a tugboat on the nose is no small achievement. But why | ise pier ne n the intermin good ne! ne, melon rinds, the fibrous portio! ‘ eady se . | ble trail of bad old Geronimo, N ‘ portions of ‘ ve me response, . : a . n r you must have soups for dinner, sub- | vranges or - fledgling’s yodels for succor should meet with @ ready resp | spill fifty thousand ducats’ worth of ammunition on a job where three Srapefruit, the gristly | was younge y e] . ° 5 tha r and Metitute cold boullion or @ fruit soup | pu | There's enough of ‘em in Potsdam and fringes. You are either yelling cents’ worth of roach powder will answer? Would you push over the B thirtytive ands ts of clams, crab's legs, gr Ha ke | Joldest was past seventy, but for the heavy varieties you usual or pie crust. Housewives pai for suceor in Yoimany, or you are one, Or both, pyramids to crush a cootie when a !ittie dab of one-night corn cure will | tough as a pine knot have. Pea soup is espectally heating. carefully remove atrings from beaas Fortunately for the Klown Prince, his old man has bought the | do the job? ‘ | The Apaches were Geliented be Mt l@ well to avoid veal and pork, There ix absolutely no nutriment in, ™ ting concessions from Russia, and the lad can keep on back- | Still, you can re oul Hapsburgian strategy. Those birds | yond measure when they w f Sikeluding ham, on hot days. In fact, any of these article tepping until he stubs his royal bunions on the Aurora Borealis would use up a million dollars’ worth of shrapnel on a stuffed canary. lwith reeulation arms ue on Holl meats are heating. Poultry and #8 are better than mieat for t Nothing to stop him except the Arctic Cirele, whieh Ir only an imagi- | We don't know who wrote the book of tactics the Kaiser reads only modification they ed uj fish are excellent warm weather sub ner diet. For breakf nary barbed wire line 2% degrees from the North Pole, which is Just about | every day before he hops out and publishes an imitation of a tender- was that holes be cut through |b ] reakfast serve dry e stitutes. foust with them instead of hot rolia 23 degrees warmer than the Simperial broken arches, Not surprisd footed ant on a hot rock. But he will never get callouses on his skull |crowns of the campaign hats so the j Btarchy foods in general are Mt Fresh fruits, instead of pies and pud- hat the Kindergarden department of the Hohenzolleru firm is retr | from thinking could continue th wear their eagle PrOducing, go if. you want to keep real | ings, should constitute the dessert ing, as photographs show his chin started retreating twenty-five y; Great stuff! Merely proves the old theory that no circus is com- | feathers, Wrist watches were adde | « Geel exclude potatoes, beans and peas Ive cream is @ delicious hot weather| ago, When your chin is retreating, you just naturally have got to keep | plete without a clown | |to their outfit whan they reached Co from your dict on very hot days. Some dessert | is | umbus, N. M, The joy of the Red Lig etable and rice’ may be xtremely swe it company | brothers was unmeasured now. . me vee table and rice’ may be PR we nely sweet dishe heating The Klown Prince, who is heir to what's coming te the Kaiser, has 'M 8 Ph h S Th Th Will! By long hike on Horpesack cod _ ope 1, | Hesbent hare a | Frost! wired io Gen, Retreatski, late of the Russian Army, which was always ounting Fhotographs So | hat ey W1 ! Bt Saag taarsleari at lads are decidedly cooling ine fruits should be freely eate t : 4 | t he am ca a a Mea iy inbals Bat they anouia iy) aten at) vate asking him how he kept his hat on while running. No answer so N t Cc | | & | finally to Columbus. When Porshing ce rruit caine all are votre Salads are the ide ie : . ae far, owing to the Klown’s genial habit of wiring collect ol ur A lected ihe SoHE ite cae eee MGA nciritina’ Seitnca same Gil, A Sata ands af ake we However, a cheesograph from the ocean department of the Yoiman HERE are very few amateur pho-| may be easily ciéaned of the cement | ee Ene) RAR WOIGD) be y ver mea s Ae 1 raat) Jeurred at Ojo Azules in| May the § @c., served with lemon juice are cvol- | ‘8 also an eco} cal dish, Veal, pork Navy shows that those birds are standing, even if the army is running toxraphers. who have not en-| by rubbing with the finger end. Roll ~ Oxy, Cree) ” | Apaches rode whooping the flee pquitry—in fac ny white meat will) There is a spider's web flying on each boat in the Cheeser's navy. And countered the unpleasantness of] it into a ball and use the ball to cle an | tan, ing Mexicans and had a ta: Mf bled, © Oatmea! and cornmeal are heating |! Nant tou “ Cu f that navy ever stops standing, the spiders will sure spip their webs pasting photographs on mounts and| the edge near the print. If any of the $ s cube . s 1 . or's 7 p talde of ave them curl up, mount and all.| cement gets on the face of the print “4 @=2 not advisable diet during the yo: |2%to cubes and add either onions and, at half-mast. So far, Kiel has been a spider's paradise, Outside of | | n 1p, mou a r O d 4h k [ d B th Aly b IG weather. Hot coffee and cocoa should "Tench dressing, or mix it with celery, meal time, the only activity flashed has been by the U boats which | The dry mouating method overcomes it can be rubbed off in the sams rdinary run Sed as Da u , , erat int ag ‘ . this difficulty, but one must have a| manner. ¥ fitting » neavy reinforced till — A be avoided, Cold tea and mi ¢ | 9H apples, cut into cube crashed a Lebigh Valley Railroad tug off Cape Ce iB a hea 2 7 ; . ‘ MA mil i : ashed a Lehigh Valley Railroad tug ape Oc. A hot iron, However, the dificulty may] If the print does not stick properly B Mace Tis CeeUni ana ining it te, PAPO far better. Cold coffee and tea with |# With a mayonna Cape Cod is the place where the Pilgrims tagged America, making s \ ; A mS tuice iare retreshir 1 stimu. |Oressing. Serve om lett q headed 4 Tchete Rirgn ; be overcome by the use of rubber} tt is b sment was not left with impregnated canoe can- Sbwlares jemoi ce are refreshing mu. | OF Be om lettu t possible for the Lehigh Valley to have tugboats rafing a L. BK Ane used for patching| long e the urint r 50! clita ar sped | Vesetable salad with French dressiag M form, bes er ever gets all the tug yi : sie PRN | (ORE 8S rint was ap-| vas, a man whose work keeps bim one Cold chocolate with whipped with Hr lressiag| tugboat is bad form, because if the Kaiser ever gets all the tug DER fupealat Glevalevand autor|(plied’ to the mepet Pore ike Dent tm cece eee meee '@ both food and drink Paras, $ hopts squawking at him he will never get any sleep. hobile tire well after mounting, 80 that the sur-|crew during the summer has pr Hot breads, muffins, &c,, are not sealing: 4 vlad « bs me Kind should The tugboat was wearing a lavalliere of four barges at the time. The cement is applied in a thin,| face of the mount will not peel off in| vided himself and his ily with Pp yey beat producing, but they are a ther AY Suring warm! one barges were loaded with anthracite and other furnace jewelry Joven coat, on the back of the print] Femoving the cement, the means having a bath enon eative. ciel eather, ypular Mechanies, The pax pen fhe aise tiv organs It‘ > It Was a glorious victory for the U boat, as the Lehigh Valley tug was | and the face of the mount, It is al A Pity es rarit] taathes Wale Lonakh | meee St all times that the digs THE TRAMP’S BIT. | cquipped with a very dangerous whistle lowed to dry or becothe “tacky” before 0 , ened to hold the combined weight of ; juips Wife, I Mrs, W t to-day a H Hive system be not overtuxed, but this) 4 ys, momhn Volak’ 7 ie ' A fs z . nlacing the pri the mount. When ie) J Maey bat to-day And the user and the water with which her ph The first U boat Captain to sink a seagoing balfy carriage will be acing the pr he mou! . fe eepecially essential in hot weathor. |ianthropy was ap Cparpae at 5 wei em bi ai PN n place It {a rolled | *efent you & lit is filled, It is then covered with DO NOT OVEREAT! Heat prostra- k r the other # v trimmed with the Pewter Cross 4 r H ; Yes }eanve canvas which was tacked in % 7 7 cee: | Pilot talment sewing machines are warned to stay within | d0wn Just as in ordinary mounting Told me to tell you something or| pkwe With copper tacks and the Wop is often due to overeating. When- 1 of a “hand i } ; men ng machin | As tho ceme slightly discolor | other" seams covered with white lead. The Paver you overcoat you overtux the ai. , pherd of money | the three-mile t when mending sox, Admirals commanding flotile |e cunt, ie it is white, It Ie best to] “What @ mess you make of things. |eanves. was waterproofed with two| being splashed over and intacihe @estive organs, and not only is this bunary?* las of coffee grinding machines will not be allowed ¢ BLS DRAB OR ol crn ice atase ne explains Pop- | Wha re coats of wh te pl vd. The enda of ite trunk curing the process of bathing Se noswhe: over bot wh vin't that £0 much" of New York will he closed and clearance papers will he dito | cian @tanan adn thiaiashantanan ane s ing about a light blue fous | canvas are left of sufficient length| The till iy 16 inches deep, but mot} < > my bit buy 4 hashed brown Waist, for-|to fold over the edges of the trunk.’ not be filled to a depth of ‘me Inviunapgile News, , Captains of four-masted rolitop desks and owners of deepsea revolving | print 1s in place (be uncov sal way pone sean ~~ You ent indigestible foods, and this ty Parif\ Stamps —Loulsyille Courier-Journal | Tie avoids the possibility of water 4 inches for a satisfactory