The evening world. Newspaper, November 11, 1918, Page 6

Pane Sai a t ri et aba ees ont ap ead THE EVENING WUKLD, MUNVAY, NUVEMBLN 11, 1918. ee OE a oe 7 > ; iat Minston Ronrd Meets. | at every table tn the popular hoteis CROWDS JAM FIFTH AVENUE bret Orders tn Cloned During A HILADHLI. Ow, Sym Wien ‘ - " » at © jon. eet cont pas oe born con , ‘ and restaurants was pais on P~ ? HosTon, iaaves Nov {i Me nt Ww y $40,000,000, Ix. to “UL , bane ti head walters said they were D 7 1 Gath teodny seatented liquor dealers For Infants and Children % _ . or throughout the State to suspend the 2 Hon tata Pri «weir come wie! BROADWAY AND OTHER STREETS; ss: ccsictsy \002% :°| Use For Over 30 Years P Site be barred from Broadway from . count of the celebration of the sign Ward - ; clways bears ite annual iiivenea ere WITH NEWS OF ARMISTICE Herald Square north to-night, and BUSINESS TRAFFIC STOPPED ing of the armiation. Acting Polle oh CG filltda the street for miles, from building > Seder stosine immediately all liquor | signature of line to building line, will bo turned Placer in this city over to pedestrians. Men’s machine-made clothes were recently advertised in this city as finer than -hand- tailored custom clothes. As Josh Billings ’ remarked: “A lot of people.in this world know a lot of things that ain’t so.” Men’ (Continued from First Page.) The parade which started from the City Mall and moved wu: n finally | Manhattan from the other boroughs of. the city, from Jersey City and| became the magnet about which the | Hoboken and Newark and Yonkers and White Plains and Mount Vernon , Whole celebration centred. Under the land even Stamford and Bridgeport and way stations. It appeared trom 13 the apprarance of tive visitors taat the empioyees of every munitions factory and shipyard within one hundred miles had come in, It would seem that the about’ how to celebrate Victory, an exhibition of joy earsal of Thursday taught New York a lot ‘Tant Aisturbance started spontaneously [ana was hampered by disquieting rumors before {t was well under way. | To-day’s show grew of its own momentum until it became the greatest, most overwhelming attack of delirium New York ever witnessed. quite probable that never in history anywhere has there been so diversified And it will keep up this evening, for Fuel Adminis- It is (rator Mercer P, Mosely announced at poon taat it ls the desire of the administration that New York shall be illuminated to-night as she has never been tiluminated buildings and people and everything. “Let us,” said the Fueb Atiministrator, in his, order abolishing con- servation of light, “give the Kaiser a wake so bright and gorgeous that the memory of all the fires his armies started and all the guns his armies fired will be, for the moment, smothered and obscured.” When the news reached the theal- preparations were begun to entertain rica! and hotel district that the light-|a great crowd, leas night rule had been rescinded! gold out tiie afternoon JOSHING! Suits $25 ‘to 565, Overcoats $30 tot 85 « >. Hand-Tailored—Ready for Service FIFTH AVENUE Men's Shops, 2 to 8 West 38th Street—Street Level nes MeCreery & Co. Sth ‘Avenue Pvery theatre was Every seat , 34th Street All Sales Advertised in Sunday’s Papers for Monday Will Begin on Tuesday Morning Celebrating clion of Henry MacDonald, di- reotor weneral of the Mayor's Com- | mittee on National Defense, that | Parade, as to apectacular features, grew. like a snow ball rolling down bill, By the time formation was attempted in City Hall Park dete. gations of soldiers and satiors had | arrived to lead the column and give j theaffair a military aspect. The 22d Regiment band from ernors Iel- and, the Navy Yord band, the Police band, the Department of Street Cleaning band, other city department | bands and numerous private bands turnished music. The city, of course, wa through the day with the laze all! Stars and’ Stripes and the colors of the Allies, Everybody carried a flag of some Kind or wore a patriotic button. The din of horns, which grew gradually during the morning as merrymakers eased from their emplo 4 and througed Into the strects, grew to a deep, abiding roar this afte ernoon. Every soldier and form of any of the Allies was a part owner of the town, The fixhting men were smothered with kisses and ca- resses, especially along Broadway and ! Fifth Avenue, where girls formed in delegations of from twenty to fifty, swooped down on unsuspecting youths jor im the uni- | in uniform and embarrassed them ex- ceedingly. Not only in tu city but in the harbor was the celebration effect« Ively staged with the colors of the Allied Nations, for, with the coming of daylight, ships in the port were dressed, This was the first time such a display has been seen here since the beginning of the war. Fluttering flags, however, furnished about the only movement along the docks, tor the Jongshoremen were away ccle- bells, And crowds of Lrtukfastlesy revellers poured into the sireets At daylight parades were formed everywhere, “The Italian population .|of the Morris Avenue district held a “funeral of the kaiser and bur- lesqued the funeral mareh This proved to be only a beginning of a long series of such funeral services | brating. The news that Germany signed the armistice naturally caused cessation of the work of raising the selective draft army. All entrainments for army camps and all inductions except for the navy and the marines celled. Probably about bra as the day furnish were the thousands of men who expected to be started for the training camps and now face the prospect that they will not called to war. And as for their mothers and sweethearts and wives! Effigies of the Kaiser were burned all over the city. Hundreds of thousands of hastily improvised rigns were carried by enthusiastic revele Drivers of trucks—motor and hor: —turned their vehicles into pleasure | wagons and took friends and strang- | ers for rides. ‘The decorations on these trucks were characteristic. | Everything on wheels carried every-! body that could jam in. | In the shopping and light manu- | facturing districts uptown an effort was made to keep the wheeis of in- dustry humming but the effort died way at 10 o'clock. All. the em- | ployees were at the windows, The manufacturers closed up and went out to take a hand in the celebration themselves. Appropriately enough a bath of Nght thrown on the Statue of Liberty At 2.58 o'clock this morning was the first signal to New York that the armistice had een signed. Bugies sounded the fbws’ at the Battery, sirens took it up and the news went uptown jn a mave of noise, Aviators wep over the city during day. Subways were caverns of fening noise, It be sald, refore that New York celebrated underground, on the surface and over- head A great many speeches durin listened to th HARLEM AND THE BRONX CELEBRATE IN THE NIGHT: SCHOOLCHILDREN MARCH Harlem and the Poonx went crazy like the rest of the city—or a little bit crazier. statesmen made the day but nobody , | They got the news t from the sirens and the ¥creaming whistles of the « From apartment house windows in the darkness of early morning b robed figures leaned out and hi mered_dishpans with iron spoons or tooted the tuneless horns that they had saved over from Thursday night, | The early milk wage through the side streets d uted irains, $s clattered | gging cow and before the day was fairly started the kaiser had been “buried” the upper part of the island, School children marched to schoo! and marched back. Nobody would | have taught them anything if they had gone in, Nobody worked—or al- most nobody. The only merchants who did any business were the ourb- stone merchants of the flags of the Allies, The sole industry was pa- rading there were no spe becaus body wag One of the 1 funerals” w school child had a casket helmet borro all over lative The casket was marked: “Here lies the Kaiser—May he rest ih pieces,” Dontiren Ai PATERSON, N. J., ‘Nov. 11.—Victory Manhattan Celebration Begins in Early Morn-| ing Hours—Schools, Stores and Factories Are Closed as Workers Walk Out. Manlatian’s demonstration to-day was full of “new lines” and “new business.” New kinds of improvised confetti filled the air with twisting serpents of paper. New noises were made, new cocktails mixed, new joy everywhere was given new expres- sion. The celebration began before % o'clock in Park Row, Times Square and other busy places with night workers and milkmen taking part. Soon they were joined by thou- sands of persons aroused by the din At 9 o'clock this morning Fifth Ave- nue was as densely thrdnged aa it was at 2 o'clock on last Thursday af, ternoon. Traffic was thorougbly de- moralized and nobody cared whether school kept or not. Everybody quit work to go out and swell the mob of merrymakers. About 600 pupils of the Stuyvesant High School at 15th Street and First Avenue refused to go in- doors, so their teachers joined them and hot-footed it to the big avenue, “Is this a holiday?” one of the teachers was asked No,” was the response, boys Just refused to go to school and we're with them,” All tho shops along the avenue were closed early in the morning. Nobody wanted to work, Nobody would work. So the bosses declared it a holiday anyhow. Nearly 3,000 employees of the Sub- marine Boat Company from Port Newark, N. J., marched over in a body, They landed at Liberty Street and marched over to Fifth Avenue, under Washington Arch and up the thoroughfare. The men carried flage, mops, shov- els, hammers( sledges, tin cans, wash- boilers, banners and all Kinds of slogans, One big banner bore the inscription: “We may be Carpainters, but We Built the Ships.” Dozens of parades were formed, some headed south, others north. ‘Tho paraders didn't know where they were going but were on their way. The William Green Printing (Continued on Tenth Page.) CREAM FOR CATARRH OPENS UP NOSTRILS Tells How To Get Quick Relief from Head-Colds, It's Splendid! 1a one minute your clogged nostrils will , the air passages of your head will clear and you can breathe freely. No more hawking,-souffling, blowing, headache, dryness. bakes god sling for breath at nights your cold or catarrh will be gone. Get a small bottle of Ely’s Cream | Balm from your druggist now. Apply 2 little of ‘this fragrant, antiseptic healing cream in your nostrils. 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