The evening world. Newspaper, July 25, 1918, Page 8

SST Reger ee ar + ee ae RR Re ene vO res SoM nw Fo mn THE EVENING WORLD, THURSDAY, JULY 25, 12,000 CHILDREN REVEL AT OUTING OF KIDDIE CLUB Whip the Whip, Top the Top! and Enjoy Other Amuse- | ments at Luna. | “eee AS Sab they we Sted Aethnd MEK! Ra 1918. NG WORLD KIDDIE KLUB’S GREATEST FETE UR Sy pe gemestesteays T CONGRESSMEN SEE 900 MEN DECORATED IN ITALY | Americans Warmly Received at Headquarters—Meet King and Gen. Diaz. ROMY, July %.—The American Con- gressional party which {s visiting Itary has been given the most cordial welcome at Italian Army Headquarters. The members of the party have been re- celved by King Victor Emmanuel and Gen, Diag and several receptions in thet honor have been given by generals along the front The Americans have visited the battle fleld of the Piave, Montello Plateau and Monte Grappa. One of the more notable events they attended was the decoration by the King of 90 men with medals of valor. Twelve American drivers were among those honored. party f@ now «oing to Franc > HAPPIEST SPEND DAY| | They Crowd the Circus and Storm the Submarines— Cousin Eleanor There. Tnbulance The | | GIVES $2,500,000 FUND TO EDUCATE WAR HEROES Fund Will Also Be Used to Perpet- uate Instruction in American History and Citizenship CHICAGO, La Verne | Noyes, © philanthropist, to- day gave $2,500,000 to the University Twelve thousand bappy, joyous, ony kiddies of The Evening World Kiddie Klub thronged Luna Park Yesterday and called it their own. It was the second outing of the Klub| Within a week and was a glorious guccess. It was a question whether] the kiddies or their mothers and big Sisters of other guardians who companied them were the happiest Certainly the elders were mightily NAVAL ScouTS MARCHING, HEADED by BAND +*oS July v. a Jof Chicago to be used in the educa Ror ct Mansel OWN, i nnd ree | tion of soldiers and sailors and their “ay nil the aught and shouts, |dewcendants after the war. In add merry antics, er and shouts. | ition to free tuition for war her jand their children, the s fund provides for the perpetuation of instruction the screams and the fun of the little! folk. | On Wednesday of last weok it rained | in oh American history and the publie nd spoiled the parade There was laude cat oltlee nahin parade. Lut yesterday there was | : fo rain and there was a parade. Be- | A fore this took piace Luna Park had | ARMY ‘CONTRA CT FRAUDS, deen turned over to Cousin Eleanor | ad Suey t Sata waive apd her Httle kiddie cousins, to do! ak Geant One Man de Daitotms With it as they pleased. Long before | me a ant Hnaalie ANIA Ke Boon and from that on all cars lead- SHAMAN MAAS. Gontesat. Crabda Was ’ to Coney Island were crowded, ‘euwiinued. bétete. dhe Ge t the seats and aisies jammed, the run.| day. The Inveatigation an Ring-boards of the trolleys lined. lbe short, and the Grand Jury's action At 1 o'clock it looked like an over- ey probably will be made known to-inorrow flow for Luna, ‘The park directors) SPa—p (Ss ) eeiarands ee irae Bad placed at the disposal of the kid-| Although the Govel denied yess is cousins all the Luna rides, the] IODINE MLOB PE RFORMERS on PARADE at Ne @ lterday that any more army officers were wp, tho whip, the gyroplane, the red) Sos ~EUN v1. 2 einiaiaas implid&ted In the raincoat bribery cases, Gill, the captive aeroplane, the circus, | it was reported on good authority that the submarine attacks, the Silver the Grand Jury prebe involves at leass Glades, Prof. Zancig's Temple of jone m: ‘orm and the big panorama “Over showing miles of battle line fm France. | t And the kiddies flocked to all the tides and shows, They crowded the Bircus, stormed the submarines, spun | the top, snapped the whip, shot poutes and shouted in glee ai] aglow with Kiddie Klub ban and the kiddies knew that the ‘was theirs for the day The noessionaires were kind to them. ling faces greeted them at every | and. The spielers and the baliy- boys didn’t have to do any burk- ix to draw the kiddies to their side- §hows, but they barked aryhow to bear themselves bark; they barked for exercise; they barked for the leasure and enjoyment of the kid- jes, And when the ballyhoo boys fot busy, the kiddies knew chat it| Was a real day at Luna and that the day was theirs. iT WAS INDEED A HAPPY DAY. + nappy, happy day it was for dies in thi Breat bi me D the heart of Coney-oney plank Ties as havpy was it for the grown-ups of the kiddvwa-tddies nora Kiddie Kiub. hor Was Just as happ. die cousins, revelling HAPPY, Cuticura Treatment For Pimples Smear them with the Oint- PONIES ELEPHANTS in the PARADE. ment and bathe with the Soap. This easy way ; aa 5 ule apres and sone a ne oldest active newspaper man in Bad laughter. OU ANd wonsel blithely tripping along to ave is ‘catia removes them often And Cousin Eleanor was tere and | "0%, Were endoying themselves and} told tt dren and the kidd R | "Ki: | Jelse fails. ‘i Eeere and everywhere nea (and Tce that all had their kidd 3 pares) and the: eddies She sc | ap Sample Rach Tree by Mall. Address postcard: was when thelr big cousin camo! sme nents in & orepe da chine!” When the whip was whipping and | “BABY Boo" | Hair in Chicago. by Cov, Flower Soap ie, Olntment 2 and Mo, Taleam So. u hat of mating, w he top was topp h feat eon! 1 Beas uvoitin at tet pose Kyro- | {Commissioner Says People Would ind the kiddies were Kolt same | nee Gladly Pay More To Get Better} peace and e the air ring with | Richard Cireus; the Bath Beach Bat |< to Lun 1 : | GOLD BOND oem ARE INSURED. Peele an0) ai bricks, and the] tation of the Junior Na Scouts, in| people who wo 5 pends Bite i their barkest, | command of Major McGregor; |the day a Hops one for Publ y Comm r Kraake, eee aR \ ine Scouts of America, the re Meyers, the ! VE para je. The ped | the Richard Circus and’ the members| who is an old Jandma ; hose salary $15,000 a year, to-day = 1 n he witching ised of the Kiddie Klub, who were later} the man who built the theatre for] issued a statement in which he attempts] Dae anes atc quit circusing.|to participate in the Kiddie Klub} you, under direction of | Mat : vlan atten ooney Li as sti shows. Hepp. And Mrs. Hepp was the justify an h BEAR OF Prarer THEN CAME THE WHOOPING BIG| A REVIEWING STAND THAT WAS |{)01 3, Doping Mand And you. Whow | teland surf nes. Kracke's view Reduction ale hy mT ul +e re augreed his felow $15,000-a-year SEMI-ANNL Al | PARADE. | A SHOW IN ITSELF. Leonard Hepp” of re a t w | Na ) a } Luna's band, with Leader Vito]. 1m the grand stand to review the] Who extended the ‘ mtn npr | | Ravetta at 1 ‘ak t an | vit we W Cousin Eleanor, | aie Klub to v ait b It is believed that within a short time | SALE mia aaa tes eho ht Lana To whine Bahr : coos | Of Our Entire Stock o 4 ront o € ‘ so interested in th A ) : e-toc bec see4s 4 ' Jolrous, 1 elephants, watked | Joxeph Drum ., iE doors, and | (nereasing fare nes of the Dual) {out like wise old owls, Winking at the fOver the su Re ee eine cae Fleming sold |Subway system on the ground that the| 4 » \y dute w sh n inother with} the beaming t c 1 iT A th tthe! ey OF their ta. the parade Kown of pink ¢ he K i lie Klub could | ity would a b 19 N lary a A nat ihe p . t all dressed | big, lacy hat fund for tho s who| would be reduced, Com- | . ] ry ANC f Lh old hide | MK. stocks. 1 white Oxford ties open TAGS Orns hissioner Krackes’ statement say® —— | | , MEN’S AND WOMEN'S h under a bank of Kiddie | All the afternoon she vied with Cous: |, )There were six pert In Richmond Borough alone, the elty | Le cards| in Rleanor in her efforts to see that | 3 ) money for rapid transit iter 4 ra by | the Kiddies were well car or, Also atures, Kl Runa (he aaa hand’ given Baby | vas Mr, William J. Hepp and Mre,/ hour, with an i nothing trom ite treaaury m4!) $ .bO w Luround and the| Hepp. Mr, Hepp is the manager of| to 8 (the APE SO iG AVO<ORE HARES | ul Ss Now to play ill the shows in the park, It was he Phy to ald Richmond thus as ot ner $16. 9 ton Baby Boc head dg) Who saw that they we al ne e been vd are » J Wu Ane Wales on Habs Heo| the kiddies, and {t_was ho who t fe On dpat ns Y y may well consider 60 $ 50 e An opportunity to secure some unusual bar- . day and doubled up her truna} the Re cas Beatie x Ana Chalet this happiest | euch 6 t ady fares as would b ow of =e i ay, and reached for some more. She gut} World 0 » Thea ives and that the sand Jensure the upkeep of the property and gains from many lines of our seasonable goods (and then sprayed the other litte] Mrs. Raymond i tea ROE DIAS ADE SBD SHI AR EAMES ua i ase eee ‘30 $ 50 MW 8 se te wisivtant of gill hI Rah, rah, rah! for the Kiddte Klub. | ape man iyndications that the peor $30. ui 9 ow ned Out her © and sweet | — re ae 1 bead and niece, Miss Dorothy Dix | the bore i} uid gladly pay a y AT ALL STORES Walt to review the troops, At BAZAAR TO SPEED BULLETS, | increased fare, at teast during the war 50 $ 50 ! Miss Dorothy Cooper, a s | —— period, it o better service could kd ui » Now g16 Fifth Ave., cor. 43rd St Recs dwaitcen: aia W r e]of Vark Slope, Brooklyn, prominent 1 | ppge al Wamen'e League Aldu| hereby bes A and aamured 4it Fifth Ave., at 37th St iway, at Duane St Seana : er over Palle lion aide Fy That Infantry - | .00 $ ‘ ulton St white silk stockings and white shoes, | (ptr. eo Broadway, cor. 38th St st Naisau St cor, Literty St und gave old Alice a slap ualand without knowing it was hersolf | (rtsinnel, Wom |Win Alxo Take Part in Inter- P $32 t] a ee af SF a oy i ys the trunk with her tail. on review as one of the beauufall the, W d Munitions Connell, ff T 1095 Broadway, at 23rd St. 438 Fulton St., Brooklyn Alice, who doesn't. appreciate kid-| sikhta of Lana Park funds te SRR aC Atey es rene ant | Palm Beach, Cool Cloth and jing from ‘kid elephants, just xrabued | WHY EVENING WORLD AND KID- PANE: CU Ot oh hres | r Ant anal nd Dh An oni DIE KLUB ARE PROUD. the United States, who is in Paris, will | KF psilk oh Suits 1 $22.50 Buy War Savings Stamps fastened thelr trunks about the rest off And here you are and all of you,| ent programme {n-| take part In the Inter-Ailied Munitions \} ormer Prices $10, N a Lag $18, $20 and $22./ ‘ ila anane tA eg Began Pdi piel Penida Ral nearly 100,000 of youl} cludes Harry (, Browne of the “Oh,| Council, Afterward he will make a \ 5 S ler Gunther sent bis baton up in tioland The Ever World vMehiy | Landy! Lavy mpan Norina | de 7 Inspection on the American and back up the boys over there. Tandenve the myatie signal cor the | proudlof you A‘ we know tint goa | fend at Bugenia dn Laue .9f Inepeetlen (An, Wie, guerieee $ry.50 -75 $ now $ 75 $ 50 band to begin to play. And the parade| are proud of your Kiddle Klub and of | Mit, blghtingale ront ani agg a Fete was on. Major Drum, the handsome] your big membership, of your Cousin | Hecropiitan Gers Howe allots 2 jtish armies and, perhaps, the Italian ~ lsbaad of Mrs Luna} Eleanor and of The Evening Wortd.| pany quartet and Setet ch fe an | front ; Good shoes are an economy. Parl ¥ Be] Ande the Bldaho Feu ani ero act | Bey napeciee AN. Berg A net Among OPEN SATURDAY EV ENING S TILL 9 P.M. ‘ b ty at with|along with you and aid you in every| Doughboy Said to Another Dough | him are & { the mascot sighth Coast Artli-| way to become eapable citizens, boy.” Rallway 8 i] ler, to kuep the way, clear and the |, Cousin Ble lea a — red uncil of National Defense and Charle ‘ } even; Bo the wonderful spectacle] in the way of deve AVIA ds LaWiA immatneese je Tole | Council 8 onal Defense and Charles oat tha presented in the Kiddie Klub pa-| that's in you, And that vt mean raph Pax ob. Whe simergens Fleet Corpora: | « of a drum major and a Major only the kiddie # Who appear in tbe) AAnN GEO, July So { Pitts requent shows of the Klub, It means| Wilson has transferred David J 7 Following the band came tho ele-jall of you, for your department is| Commissioner of the United 12: ki | Memry Stowell, Dean of Sta 27 CORTLANDT STREET ka phants, then the beautiful horses,| open to your work, your suggestions, ite Commission, to the Post Office De- CORNER OF CHURCH ST, With plumes. of Kren. tipped. wich| your Benlus, every day’ in the year, | Pegment, where De will aualat the Post- | gmnmca FALLS, N. ¥., July 25 New York City red, and four darling little pontes| all the year round, ng the telegraph and telephone sys- Henry Stowell, for more than fifty-eight \ with plumes of red, all from the B. And the Kiddie Kiub is muob' tems, cada ie aniseed \ Re aed sceemaanennnalil pag anne soa Re doar reer mma tea asnisonranee - - trent Bulk sn Cama