The evening world. Newspaper, August 17, 1918, Page 4

» ° = &£ ¥ ; & ie f — “WHE EVENING WORLD, SATURDAY, AUGUST HUNDREDS GASSED BY ANBIONAFUINES AFTER EXPLOSION Workmen in Brooklyn Dairy Dragged to Safety—Many Miss Milkman To-Day. cores of Brooklynites living in tho vicinity of the SheMeld Farms Com- pany dairy, at Nos, 1974-1394 Fulton Street, were “gaseed” early to-day when an explosion and a bronk In a connecting rod of a large tank In the plant sent ammonia fumes through the neighborhood. Lieut, John Parker and the gas crew of Rescue Squad No, 1, motor- ing to the scene at breakneck speed, had two tires blown out, but finished the trip without stopping, The fumes routed hundreds of per- pons in the neighborhood, subjecting many to Sts of violent coughing and @ubsequent nausea, One hundred men were at work in the plant, which | covers almost a whole block, were near the tank in the basement. Foreman William MoDougal of No. 323 Putnam Avenue sensed trouble of some kind and ordered the men out. But before they could escape there came an explosion, Several were blown against the walls of the room, which quickly filled with the fumes. However, they either ran or were dragred to safety. ‘The explosion put out all the Mehta of the plant and the employees had to grope their way to the exits, Sev- eral took refuge on the roof. When the rescue squad arrived they put on their gas masks and soon stopped the break with an em~ ergency plug. Vast quantities of milk and cream wero rendered useless before the damage was repaired at 4 A. M. and ‘it was announced there would be no Geliveries from the plant to-day, thus cutting off hundreds of con- sumers, EVERY MEAL A POISONOUS INJECTION Fow folks suffer from kidney and Diadder troubles ever think t the mosis which they are taking are hasten- ine their death. Every morsel of food taken gives up Ile quantity of arte acid. This poison te taken ” through @ diseased condition of the ki and ton| Red Cross News of the Week Historic Trinity Graveyard the Daily Meeting Place of Scores of Knitters for the Red Cross, and Patriotic Girls of the Wall Street District Gather There With Their Knitting Bags During the Noon Rest Hour to Fashion Useful Things for Our Boys Across Seas and in Camps on This Side Too. By Hazel V. Carter. 667 EX: mert you in Trinity.” I Tule in toe new sloran of the women and gifis in the offices around Wall Street, And It i#n't any reference to @ final meeting in the old graveyard—tt's a very live meetin for the girl with the Kkuitting bag for Red Cross work. When pi Trinity Chureh- yard placed a tent for headquarters of the the tumbs of Alexander Hami’ton and Capt. Jar play a big part in tn country’s future as well It affords a place where the em ployed young woman In the vicinity can put in some useful time during "4 Lawrence, it began to as its past, the mombers of the centre every day the week . rhe}, At the Surgical Dressings Cer her noon hour or rest period. The} ine wratornity House on the camnpun remult has boon a daily increase In| of siew York University, at Andrswe the number of women who meet in the old churchyard and fold gause bandages in the tent or ait out bes side the gravestones and knit sweater for some ‘over there,” Avenue and Hall of Fame Terrace, work will be conducted every day, In- cluding Sundays, from 10 o'clock in the until 6 o'clock in the afternoon, and every evening, except Saturdays and Sundays, from 30 ‘Tho Rov. William T. Manning gave} UIT 10 0 Porah ont further netios At the Fordham branc . | his permission to the erection of the] heliner'a’ store, Fordham. Head ota , delleving that results of the| Grand Concourse, the work will he work will be worthy of old THnity conducted every day, except Saturday ted and Bunday, from 10 o'clock in the evening, until Sept. 1 morning | OFTHE Surgical Dressings Centre of| the Bronx County Chapter of the| Amorican Ked Cross announced yen- terday th nergency work on surgi- IVE hundred tons of jam por month are “put away” by our boys in France! ‘T 01 b cel cabled for by the Red Cros. rs ff Hs h dquarters, would Commissioner to France. If any one maeit tho combined efforts of all! naw any doubts about the necessity 976,000 CHICKENS DIE issues pind oe AS KOSHER STRIKE ENDS jHecessary to make 600 tons of juin every month Rabbis Win Fight and Rights of Union Men—Bologna Makers Also Win. More than @ quarter million chickens will die to-day in celebration of the end of the kosher butchers’ strike of a mani ize be exact 1374000 fonts, REPORT from Mrs, EK, EB. Keays, he have been awaiting t' outcome of . 4 : the strike with dumb indifference, wilt Chairman of the Chapter Schoo! be led to the block, and as a result ot | ‘ ommittee for Nassau County, states the mies Senmenetes or chicken rabbis,| that up to July 31 there had been will collect two conte cken here-| fifty-nine schools organized into after and got full 48 @/ Junior Red Cross Auxiliaries, with a Mi ikees ie Sanaa total enrolment of 11,546 pupils. Tho lof the Nologna Ktake Nassau County Juniors are planning celebrating a strike victory to do some real plugging next month Henceforth they will receive. fro when school opens, to $10 a week, with time and a half for overtime and a@ limit of four hours for holiday work. Ham makers will draw $31 & wook. hs... aa OFFERED $6,500 CITY POST. Metealfe Asked to Take Statistlenl to Schools, It was learned to-day that the po- cal HE work of the Ret! Crow Med- ical Station, No, 314 Kast 15th Street, has increased so muca during the jast two months that an ap is being: made for the services of 3 ditional physicians to fill its requi ments. This station provides f eal attention to families of sol: diers and auilors. e recognition 8 @ result of complaints and in- quiries about the delay in trans- mission of mall from this country to the American expeditionary forces, a statement has been issued by Otto Praeger, nd Assistant Postmaster General, explaining the method of procedure on this question and ths cause of delay. pattes paninck, Tate BELLANS FOR INDIGESTION ——LBERTY BONDS BOUGHT—, pnesidtni nartite ey SH P. “To help make strong, keen, red-blooded Amerl- cane’there te nothing In my @ which | have aluabi nlc ,, # Dr. James lormerly phy ‘al (Outdoor Dept.), ted Iron often in hand endurance of un-down people in It Is now being used by over three million people ane nually, Including such men as Hon, le'M, Shaw, formerly Secretary of _ [BEECHAMS Pits! = Constipation is the arch-enemy of health. Conquer this enemy an of physical foes, includin sic! sia, Beecham’s Pi abit-forming drug. strengthen the stomach, Rel {Tristram Walker Metoalfe by the Roard eadache, Kleeriontnons and nervous dyspep- ? Pills have been a world-favorite laxative for over sixty years. They go straight to | the cause of many ills and remove it. ° prosineyy, pleasantly and surely, Constipation From now on the delivery of this mail will be under the jurisdiction of the War Department from the time it leaves this country, instead of being delivered by the Post Office Depart- ent to the railhead in France, whore retofore It has been turned over to the milltary authorities. It 1s expected in this way to expedite delivery, HE Bronx Chapter of the Amert- fean Red Cross has established a Woman's Motor Corps, with a mem- bership of more than twenty-five The course of study is being given At the Bronx Y, M. C, A. Women in the borough who are more than nine- teen years of age are asked to join, nition of Director of Reference, Re- search and Statistics, with a salary of $6,500, vacant since the resignation several years ago of Albert Shields to aocept the Superintendency of the Loa jy Angeles schools, has been tendered to } of Superintendents, At Mr. Motealfe’s request the matter has been referred to the Civil Servies Commission to clear up @ disputed point Mr. Metoalfe haw of the ¢ win: and ie regamed ax tlonal adviners of Mayor Hylan. Belle 5 GIRL DIES IN AUTO PLUNGE. Mach: Goes Over Embankment |), 4% . tibutrions to thé fund be- 0 ‘st class Includes pe ew contibutrs and Crashes Driy truck Uriving und the ambulance and) gids” those mentioned include: A POUGHKEEPSIE, Aug, 11.—Losing | composed of transportation. driving. | Bieok™ oe See control of her automobile on @ turn in| Members will receive the official wate ‘ and | the highway between Bharon and miles from Millerton, twenty-six, of ay. the Nehway, nt down an embankment fMfteen feet deep and overturned. Mise Gay was crushed beneath the steering gear, Bhe had taken 4 party of children to @ pie= ile and was returning for another foud the on actual duty. ay, killed yester NDPR the direction of Mims Vir- ginia 8. O'Connor of No. 42 Clermont Avenue, several hundred Brooklyn girla and women are busy reclaiming some of the ten thousand garments being sent out by the Gov- ernment, Because the Government is piling ‘vp the work of making old uniforms new, particularly on the Brooklyn Chapter, Miss*O’Connor has issued an appeal to Brooklyn women girls to volunteer in the la room on the second floor, } n Sireet, log when accident occurred, ‘Some of the work consists merely in sewing on buttons,” Miss O'Connor sud, Ve also patch many of the articles, None of the work is hard and if we had 300 volunteers cach > he raeenry: working on an average of three hours nor ‘of iowa; | Week, we would be able to hundle former United | OUFr quota with ¢ States Senator Richard Rolland Kenney of Delaware, THOUSAND nur 20) at present Major of the U. 8. Armyi utese, © weeks ‘for A General Jonn L. Clem (Retired), the the next eight weeks This is rummer boy of Shiloh, who was | the quota which Surged jeneral Befgennt in the Us 6 Army WHER | Sete ee ee trey er eneral only 12 yen age; Moy Une | Gorgas of the United States Army has put upon the American Red Cross “The army to-day is growing States Judge a. Court of Clat ° W. Atkinson of the of W, Ast than the nurse corps Is increas. "says the call from Surgeon Gen- eral Gorg and as the armies over- seas onter the front line trenches tn greater numbers the greater will be the need for nurses in the Army | Nurse Corps, —F ps8 News Is Printed in The @ World Every Saturday, | ss adways For 75 Years the World’s Greatest Family Remedy, : Tried and True. A eady | helper at hand in millions of homes for id you rout a whole army g indigestion, biliousness, ‘They act J Contain no These time-tested pills stimulate the liver and leve | instant elief from pain. USED EXTFPRNALLY For hore Bac Box. In boxes, 10c,, 254. form, which may only be worn when| * and | BADWAY & OO. 208 Cone Mi. mw. w. | Wall Street Girls Invade Trinity Graveyard ; With Knitting Bags to Aid Our Soldier Boys Niaht Concerts End a) RINITY CHORG 17, 1918, YaRo MITCHEL MEMORIAL FUND $29,653 AS SIATH WEEK ENDS Late Subscriptions Range From $1 of “Poor Widow” to Check for $250. The World haa received $474 more for the Mitchel Memorial Fund, and the grand total now, near the close of the sixth week of the popular sub- scription, is $29,653.77, Frederick G,. Bourne sent yesterday as his contribution, and Alfred E, Smith, President of the | Hoard of Aldermen, and Leroy Frost each gave $100, “Lam glad to Join in a movement by the people of this city to perpetu- ate, in permanent form, the memory of the man who devoted himself so xealously to service,” wrote Mr. Smith. Jimenis & Co,, No, 03 Wali Street, nt $20 and said of Major Mitchel: He was one of the worthiest men that ever lived; thoroughly honest, grandly courageous, morally and physically. Plans are progre in $250 ssing for the meet- ¢ on Monday afternoon of Bx. ecutive Committee. of the Citizens’ Committee, at which the form of the memorial will be discussed. rat Option on San Franctaco can. SAN FRANCISCO, Aug. 17.—F. W. Call and Post, announced editorially te day that Fre mt Ol former m iging editor of the San Francisco Bu Un, had been named editor of the Call and ost. the statement Kellogg said that {d 80 per cent. of the Call and Post Kellogg, publisher of the San Francisco | and bankas in “Bound in Mor answer. with an arrangement to sell the to W. KR, Hearst at any Ume by giving him sixty days’ notice, LOEW'S NEW YORK AND AMERICAN THEATRES Norma madge in “Her Onty Way" will be shown at Loew's New York Theatre to-morrow, “The Still éJarm," Monday; Anna Q. Nilasou ranklyn Farnum in “In Judg- | ment Of," Tuesday; Dou as Falr- Wed- well jn “Birds High Tide" an‘ | he Girl From Uo: Inside the Lines,’ Gladys Bro hemia, Friday Saturday. “A Night in the Trenches” will head the bill the first three day k at Loew's Americ: and Roof, Charles Rice in of Preparedness” and the Texas Cou- edy Four will be headliners the sast half of the week. oaenidieechines ‘HER ONLY WAY,” RIALTO“ WITH NORMA TALMADGE of tne Sheatre Norma Talmadge will be seen at the Rialto In her latest picture play “Her Only Way," written by George Scarborough, The star plays the part of Lucille Westbrook, a girl from boarding school, who is confronted with the ruin of her estate marries @ wealthy man for whom she has no lov Her sweetheart de- nounces her for what he thinks is a mercenary decision and is d pissed for his pains, The true character of the man she intends to marry is re- vealed in an unexpected manner and her heart dictates the proper cholce when bowh men appear for her final There will be other screen features and concert numbers, aie LUNA PARK GREEN NOW; | BILL AT HENDERSON'S unless she Manager Hopp has had the ground of Luna Park that is boarded over painted a cool shade of dark green, Tho broad expanse of green walks all lead to the centre of the park, where the pool receives its| shoot-the-chute riders. Back of the] 1 is the pan ama “Over Thera.” stures the battlefields back of the Mnes in Picardy At Henderson's Music Hall, Cc Island, the bil will include Ei . and his seven youngsters in "Slum- where in New York,” Jack Wilson, Dolly Connelly, Magic King, George Rolland, Walter Clinton and Julla Rooney and Reynolds and White, oH Aaa. tive Draft Act, one who bas been drafwod into the service of the United States, became from the date of said draft, and after ac- coptance and notice, subject to the Laws and 1 ations governing the Regular Army, including the Ac of War--branke v, Murray, 248 5 eral Keporter, 865, ‘The Act of April, 1849, as re-enacted by tho Act of 1s), Wé by the Act of 1874, it is no longer necessary for a manu facturing company to keep a Under the Sele ao thas which shall show | sons, alphabetically arranged, of its | stockholders, wiich book shall be Haininond Penn, Jopen to public inspection. jy. Aluminum Co, of America, Sup. Court Where a device is an art crowded with a multitude of similar forms secures an immediate and notable | success that In itvelf is suificlent evi- denee of invention.—Luminous Unit | Co, v, Freeman-Sweet Co., 49 1. 875, | ihe A verdict in favor of defendant 9 er of @ promisory note was bed where defendant test! | mea | request of plainuff, relying assurance that he would not by hut he indorsed the note at the on the ailed upon to fp Accomm: tion In no benefit | from the note being discounted | Burdick vs. KRonlman, Venn. Sup. ) Court. | Michigan law authorizing steriliza- tion of mentally ¢ eclive persons con~ fined in State institutions held uacon- siltutional, Act No. 84 of the Pubile Acts of 1918 of Michigan autho: the management of repealed | Judge, 166 Northwestern book | selected out of a natural class of men- names of all per-| \lly defective persons only th Latest Decisions of the Courts of Last Resort Compiled by William McMahon. maintained uu institution of the Stare 1 to hoid in custody individ- ly capable of procreation by the opera ns of vasectomy on males and sa pingsectomy on females, inmates de termined 0 be proper subjects uch treatment, In the ca Haynes, Supt. of Michigan Home ‘Trainiag School, vs, Lapeer, Circuit his act was declared unconscitt Ly Class legisiation arbi as i ‘avily tutions and rations all others nfined, to whom the reason of the legislative remedy is at least equally applicable, thus extending immunities and privileges to the latter which are denied to the former. in State | ne from its oO} like kind not ny An employee of an while four feet bigh, engag work, Was 4 fell backw his head or the brick steps, fr and died within a very Held that death was due and not the dis under the Work Act.—Felten berger Company, Penn. 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Alma Clayburgh sang Bizet's “Agnus Dei.” “The Star Spangled Banner” at the beginning and “Auld Lang Syne” at the end, | everybody joining in the singing, were enthusiastically applauded by an im- mense audience. e surely di that eczema! 4 Pack up some Resinol Ointment his “old kit bag.’" Nothing is too for him, and he will need it ‘ there’ where exposure, vermin, 4 i Adolph Adam's overture, “If T Were | tagions, and the exigencies of a soldi King," and excerpts from Victor Her-| \ife cause all sorts of skin irritat bert’ “Red Mill" ‘will be played Dy | ‘hing gore feet and suffering. The San Carlo Grand Opera Com- pany, which begins a three weeks’ engagement at the Shubert DPheatro on Labor Day, announces “Alda” for | the opening performance, There will he #ix evening and two matinee per- formances a week, the orchestra the Ri next (notat week, Nat W. 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