The evening world. Newspaper, November 7, 1918, Page 3

MORGAN ON WINDOW LEDGE KICKS HEELS AS HE SHOWERS CROWD WITH TICKER TAPE news of the su exchange whe Wild Scenes in Financial bis- render came Peace stocks we bid . rn up rapidly, with the rails leading, The trict When News of Sut | Exchange’ closed at 2.30. o'clock to brate the victory ins in Northern Pacific rn preferred wcifie and points » sell tock ran render Comes. BROKER LEADS “VIVAS! Stock Exchange Closes Half an Hour Early—Boom in All ints and Ge New high r meeoirt eker tape sat on the window stock ot his office at No, 23 Wall and showered the crowd be he heard of th many, He was Inug his. heols Rubber, Tobac ‘ Peace Stocks. can Smelters. Mexican Petroleum 4 Seat ained 13 points and American Suma ra advanced 9 poiuts r 3. P. Morgan with an armiu In the midst ot the excitemen 4 - issues known 4 price steel declined new low rec dropped 4 to 100%. All the a steady low whe of Ger ing and kicking a school t and the wnderton In the street below a portly broke ri tepped forth with a violin neAt, the clone when the armlatios estigation to find out where he gdt POWs was ¢ Aad gstepbt ies HE not yet finished.) Anyway, peace stocks receded from their most there he was with the fiddle-and he ven knew how to play it Vor around the “To andthe cornea» LIGHT BAN OFF FOR NIGHT: beating on it with a stick at wa corner cat THE EVENING WORLD, THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 7, 1918. GREATER CITY H OLDS WILD CELEBRATION AS PEACE. COMES GREAT THRONG PAY ING TRIBUTE AT ALTAR OF LIBERTY MADISON SQUARE THRONG PAYS TRIBUTE. AT ALTAR OF LIBERTY Th vs Mashed into Madisonyand the deeper notes of river craft Square, where a throng went wild from both sides of this giddy islamds in an instant, Then an inspiration! Office buildings were deserted, bub wil which moved spon. | their roofs were not. A quecr ime the Altar of Liberty, tle | pulse seemed to make every man be~ altar where only a fews days ago a lieve that ihe only way to express the flags of alf the Allies had been | himgelf was to go up, up, up as high lifted to |as possible, rom the ro Immediately the altar's color was | Miles of ticker tape we changed white to black and | poard, but these too white as men etimbed to its summit | Down tn d, It was a sight without | Out of the highest win | dows hundreds of thousands of bits of white paper were poured into the nEOUMLY the breeze, from n je square, Moil was at its height, a pressed forward to the A jertw, lifted her arms abov then leaned againat the “Thank God,” she sai and ¢ precedent sunshine, and the chines of the Met-| She wore @ service pin. ropolitan Tower filled the air with| wae gold—a soldier who had died lm pattie their note | "My son,” he told th teemaas Then came the scraam of the wir who had come to her sid LONDON’S MAFEKING NIGHT MAY BE ECLIPSED IN NEW YORK London's celebration of the relief, Mafeking Night there were tive of Mafeking, the turning point of the Boer War, in 1900 was the climax of popular demonstrations up to t time polis of the World, | alcoholic stimulants, na London then was, became for a} All class barriers were broken dow Alht @ city crazed with excitement) for the night, soctal distinctions were and delirious wittr joy. leveled and for once Mafeking Night English | Woman in England mi history as the one occasion when all ery ge AGA cs. Aton t tolidity, the steadiness, the plod-| Uoh night, foot ball celebration er \nemotional character of the leven Spanish war days, never equalled side and the whole | London's Mateking Night for joyous for a grand fling demonstration. t_was a common saying that on | nix ote nm people on the streets of Londow* unk with joy and with the bursting of long pent up emotions as with lives in British was cast nation cut loos York will beat London ta. a eo « mming e broke ecded, vastil eparci ave, they d Wie eee oe ARE TO BE ILLUMINATED : ‘wounne ON ELLIS ISLAND | the limitation at ine era ‘non diers. The strect sw al Issue brinch th | pen Ty doo-ed thee | times over the ret vite He Mi 4 Lecvecshger e One Tum ON HOLD BIG b VICTORY PARADE! ‘Then the parade marched back wit! pect Aas Cres muee Lighis in Celebration ae much swing as ble, ors—he vived the French as they I j [erase Garry 0 dom been vived be And t New ¥ City—any 1 or that One of the mont pathetic and ingpir- | Bovs Come Hom ce Peace | aes WILD DEMONSTRATION ‘ast th at gti dee 1S el eee aeons d chiza aiken | rhe Net pe Phen iteat on eave ee witnessed on Ellis Istund. ; ase formation, Into the middl Le ea BesatEAL of Was! et Chel As@ibiehop ‘C0 Within the last few days wounded the ring crawled the b with | 7 here and Word ven : cea RM AsOMEREA A Lik x American soldiers have been return. | fiddic, which b d while t ch careening |: a srathig’ gemmilac| Sar te Macdaiea net from ious fronts in France, | 5 anoed.. Morgan, from bi at pil ah DRAG ARIST RR ii aeheRae En tn La Krom 1,200 to 1,500 of them were on cheered the new Entente Cord Chief of Con Raat Cc @ommioders Botel * a the island, in the hospital, in wheel | roker-swepr-and-Frnch-Nav yn here after hearing from Mr.| oo San ar sh ; ety ; f rs, in cots and hobbling about on 1 t 1 after hearing from Mr.| fours were honking ' and} and all the worktoer ut & MB en Retna Mal hic ‘Gaets hen yut nine parade Garfield in Washington said: the passe sw tt andlof them quit work. fio? - ———| ‘heir watking wticks, when word fil- || The ‘ambination Shoe. 1 a eae both eae laced We hope that every citizen in New| Quite a ofa and cheer Ghd the ‘window dines "elnede bn € (Continued From Firat Page) ‘we ito The Bee yening, World ome, abel Giga thee Klee nay iran Manhattan that the |! Krowing that nearly one-third and the dance adjou rs r 1 ery i je has on ‘ i i 4 Kiln d Pi time. For rect (take Tho| sone babi ‘s ee - is Ene i By Sant stan Ry on ue Le nae demonstration that w ee —— u: nwe ala Oh, then! How those boys, who had || of the men have low insteps, ‘se ta Miavibitor bic wer i Dat eo « 1 n th reet below. S Va big, higd | over the Row. They found an ¢ trover Whalen, |More right than anybody to cheer, did |] we have desi a shoe rep 1 et him ind buy, be | that : ly knee d th papu i wit nd w : turned tie wider reaches of Greater New| tho 3 rela We'll got up and yell You couldn't keep || prevents the foot from shifting 4 s how vimanas Administration believes”? WOK ; 1 a bebe 1 york y Mee vclent bei. whien {em down, ‘Their nurses oo forward, a common cause of ; J ephone direct 1 ¢ th: Sania das hone aan Uh the ‘ ent utin Then the most remarkable spect t \sheriean bold them! In @ few minutes they ingrowing nail 4 ; ake i a4 : New s 1 ute “ t 1 W the window Mayor Hylon, whe dug up a bass drum and several mus 4 : ayy Tike unsurallulan celivearéic | Eaintuer en iserfeseteeateuatontan: | Cin) ness W exttAs. | snowstorm in Par lama pacar Hundreds ne Heatseal yn where he was |co inatrumonts, ‘They had « band! | , HURLEY ( Cul Para ti a gaa Wee hil Re oe duke: Goanene te Mon at , he Ka fl ye In & moment every other akyscraper M tragedy hears 'onen they marched out of quarters Ve ae ee bidet abe ver piace ove a bata lacem EE crtae th via (UOTE NS Ewe a er _ tollow Tape was corn ‘rom » had the honor offand around the island, Some of them eae ciraaete cae Soria Clune CRMCLaE when che (te! ! ‘ r j TN t nd shot out into the w Willan Kane, ! were able to walk upright and they | : canyons he tind expecter aoe poet q q Hall Park, Park tow shoulders, one who couldn't get up eget eaabe aaa : Pere eat aes ieee {oe ba baeat Nabe be ying paper, for all tt were wheeled jn thelr chairs, ‘The ‘ the “rocket’s red ghire” was of ' lations should be the me ni t eutle ence doctora ané Nes joined the proces- : The street sweeper, deserted bY ine downtown district. Special pre- | ered ¥ Ah, ¢ c c ‘ ed | ae eae eg ee Kaciayel| This shoe fits at the instep and ; ue MBH RE Rate He gett PIR Rts Lil ee 3 Th F, ‘ . : ; va : " 1 7 fe 4 » rane 1 wounded gerne rs did yell and shout | eel. Comfortable i in the fore- pt the Jon tat hp. paaesaay W Tt w sy ‘ : ist Side} and oheer and sing. part. No slipping at the heel. feather i ike Boia sod Dd WS DEH BFRACNEE: BEOR GAS, | NEU BOS : i sp chiles | Then a crowd of the husky ones || Wide, medium or narrow toes. eatly. “Ho looked: at it ruefully only atre tickets niwom a tng head Went into the dormitory and out of |] Cushion inner sole if desired. ya moment, Then he grinned, m om hy ie heart : k ¥ pan Jothing they made a dummy || With or without arch support, he of men and womer bani 10 8 H pebises Th i e more moe From somewhere they got 4 |] Hurley's Shoes in all the newest Warmed around Broad and Wall ' i ; vie aa ece which was the image of the | modele—all Jeathers—indluding the pda pena hades bathe Pha ce : ine i me!" n partner of Gott” ‘Through the hos. || fich Cordovan shades, ne Sub-Treasury steps and with a pa vein WW ved Allow. i M f pital and out into the grounds they Drcaniba Hitee cri ri 1 ay th : 1434 Broadway 1357 Broad @ ied Bar ren crowds took ve 1 Ned bh r € hn, at , with the B 1177 Broadway 215 hone capa en came t ers a ud h \ ites gh 183 Broadway 39-41 Cortlandt Sc p the anthem and. the 1 . ia Hind, fat Hh hus h 1} Broadway 38-41 Cortlandt echoing down the canyons 1 ' \ copie tat) Bnew eShiOr Clk Bedlam broke loose or " 5 | t yelling for the : ome on ‘ , . anu Jobing bn the re anh nr 1 Bann a Wile the Boy 7 en 1 with , c nt « "1 f A ru E ga he H Made, ||»: on Pie cars aati wy ote | You'll Love the Home Made, J, fe sipe, automates were fst fh nt ; ; F Wholesome Flavor of shouting, ah oriodnly naps. 0 gee ae oan th Men’s Winter Suits | 5 Deita handnerenint 2Purd Bie from the «everybody got the reasow for Made in our own shops nd tied x ; wnout ¢ bs en of stick ‘ fire boat New | 3 ut a [here are strong reasons why you should know the slay ‘ : ; 1 : a time than it way | Best & Co. Men's Shop & - cl enhoamard nahi apr oh a ‘ anything hes could The quality; guaranteed all wool rom ¢ Phen Caru ined in | F MOTHERHUBBARD| te, eee cd marched and when they reached th gel! eeballis nily they stopped and began het The custom made appearance; made on tailored lines. B R E A D Hae | GREAT PARADE I IN BRONX: Bir terctamnt et: lal nfo lhe large selection; you will see for yourself ‘ He eo THOUSANDS GELEBRATE while hand The economy; fabrics bought long ago; only one profit yc he \ : : relwee 2 clo 2 rer ADE with milk and wheat, rice and corn flour in pro- RADA TARY See BTaAS IN THE STREETS THERE” Ried. 3 Nee | between the cloth and the weare M portions to comply with U. 5. Food Rules. eps ene Jal ' J 1, eurrying @ numb . fresh and moist to the last crumb. |Makes delicious 7 1 anded Her x He boys becan SPECIAL VALUES TOLAY toast. 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