The evening world. Newspaper, March 18, 1919, Page 3

a ™ BARS iil al asl cere “TEE, EVENING WORLD, TURSDAY, MARCH 18, 1919. TES a MOVEMENT TO GET PARADE SEATS FOR WOUNDED MEN GROWS se WIL BUILD GRANDSTAND How Wounded Heroes Would Have Fared Parade Day CARPENTERS ONE 23. FOR WOUNDED HEROES FREE ; ae First Plan of the Mayor’s Committee SERVICES 10 BUILD sre Part et 5 renee UNION CARPENTERS OFFER | them upon presentation of the proper credentials ¢ bine committee. — anes and stand somewhere between Coth BROOKLYN STAND) 948 kus two m aRoOKLY Mayor’s Committee Plans to. ana roth Streets. THREE OTHERS OVERCOME Scatter Them Along Line = WILL FIND PLACE NEAR HOSP. TALS AS POSSIBLE of Parade. Hiforts will be made to place the LZ cs e ; Re / : P a 9% f >< * 1] and friends of the 106th Infantry to #1 af Podd Shipyard \ Workers Free Salesman Victim When Tube Is Dise Parade Seats With Lumber connected, Another Man Found” é Donated By Employer. Dead in His Bed Two persons were asphyxiated by gue To enable the Rrooklyn relatives! and \three others” were overcome Ya woklyn to-da eo the parade of those goldiers in| Leopold Mandell, a salesman, fortys convalescent fighters as near as pos- IS MAKESHIFT SCHEME, sible to uncir respective hospitals ooklyn March 24, many hundreds | sit, of No, 304 Linden Avenue, wae Thus those from Debarkation Hos- pital No, 5 (Grand Central Palace), Plenty of Space for Stand That win ve placed at the Public Library, of public-aptrited and patriotic car- | found tnconseious by his wife, A gad penters have volunteered thelr services heater. Dr. Cultra of the Kings County . | | ‘ ‘ those: trom ‘Debareatioh teanita to build a grand stand. ‘The lumber | Hospital worked Mandell fo ¥ Would Care for All TITSURAUVSS CRC UNG AUGAR: OF Tub top TRIG: ouknd wae taratatved’ By WIN lan Rolie WIN HNSEOe WHINE "vite é Comfortably. erty at Sth. Mtveet, and- those trom fam H. Todd of the Willlam H. Todd | John Leonard of No, 153 Hamilton é ‘i a ’ = Hin and Memiah Home t Shipbuilding Corporation Avenue was found dead in bed oe ie pitaia, jn the Brons, the upper The stand will be 1,900 feet long, ex-| Those overcome were Eric Hamilahd Although the Mayor's Comm Feachion of the atand te behohes tending from Union to Fifth Streeta [Of No. 76 sth street, C Rigner of tas evoived a nort of makeshift PION) gaq chaira will be wacnever of Prospect Park West. It in com. | uo. ttt Mums seen eae for giving the wounded soldiers in they may be more comfortable for posed of 8& nections and will have rd were revived with pulmotors 5 a tals a chance to see! the conve , commodations for 10,000 people, Ha —_ Ladi L.A dbbelbadeed tie ‘4 the Brooklyn Celebration Cor 4 it is erally agreed to-day (8) wounded men from t ali fied have cost $25,000. It will not cost the tana of their own, where they could the Ted Cross and the War Camp to the generosity of Mr. ‘Todd and his we he accommodated comfort a|¢ een c Poll Kobra . hee Friday Mr. TOdd suggested to | Public the Real Winner in Come ' sidewalk or a beneh, or a place | 4), ih tod his yard superintendents that the rola plete Settlement of Car j on a Fifth Avenue bus, or Public) tieq rps will convey lives and friends of Brooklyn soldiecs | Controversy i CABWES: winnie lb. 6k way tol the wounded men in the: ety had no stand for the parade Monday} iii, cach side w : tude toward |Should their equipment be unequal to ‘That afternoon they bro I the sub : as) clalenae i express New York's a 4 the task, outside agencies pady ject to their men. nen all agreed | Victory In the Jersey trolley stirke (- | hem. to help, the Cadiiing Goto Conipany to volunteer their services on condition | ay, the public really won, The care The ursion carpenters of the ¥ | alone 4 offered 1,000 machines. that no tickets were to be sold, were again in operation by 4 o'clogle | ave ito build nd n madge of the Fox 14:1) Horough President Reigelmann was) this morning and were running on a rege Ps ae sel He oid he devening Woeld nequainted with the offer of the men | ular schedule for the first time In die Me: poier cosdky Chat the: MAS Ora CoH to erect a grand stand, He accepted. | 444, enabling commute wold the Mac Square rilttee had) Wone uenlutely HOLNIA Yesterday afternoon after the) heavy rainfall while on thelr way Rg j It is up to the May Committee: | ces vida'-doo- wounded auldlehe weriliae Workers quit their regular work they ieee a ccelath: catia. berate Todd Corporation, At 5 o'clock 600} 9 i the elle executive session last night and in |} (men had arrived on the scene with | 56 he. ee dorsed The Evening World's sugges m to see their bia | ; recognition. ne e , kttalerdhae |] hammers, saWs and blueprints, ‘They | won this point, but the Public Se tion to have a . : Cheewee ts eee I] worked unt 8 o'clock Swelve hun-| Company reserved the right to treat wounded soldier some s MLL Lied dred are expected to Work to-night| with the committees of their employees along the line yy the parade Mayor's Committee ai Sind the stand Is expected to be fin-| ether than those from the union, They also agree to persuade rt Ny : ow Ri existe, i ished Wednesday if the weather per- --— . i enough carpenters of the New York t. Talmadge’s remark i inions to give their services to build slion cient THe Ree reiterates each day tht | Wo OED SOLORRS from BASE HOSPITAL No l_WATCHING Iné ST ParRick's DAY PARADE farnie Ake Glabt, Me eda’ wae. ok other instance of the generosity of| “every wounded soldier will be taken at 5tn AVE. and Bist Slee a | the Job personally. Daniel Ryan, the J in the plan to e of = —— ae contractor who built ybets Field, whit Was comp Wom of Child, ch 18—A jury Supreme Cours here to-day to try Annh nurse connected with the ¥ Nursery, on a charge of chter d to Miike their product they "informed Ah tnh that. iha wo ed ak with Steril Lear reey pee pind “ABLE TO VIEW 27TH PARADE; gst okie tare Eaten Aiittee tai eralvea. Tee ‘ ; i i vided with bur ds of sandwiches | bility for a ans has exalt . pan by tual fea: : eles ae best that hs W H 1 gallons of coffee by many appre- valescent soldiers and sailors in Gove jclty can offer. Why should w l] WAR HONORS Survey by Evening World Shows 2,000 in FOR WOUNDED HEN. itizens ernment hospitals in and about this/compelled to accept: charity i e WOrheen of the different yards olty will be able to witness in com- | dow seats? Gra nd Central, 2,500 in Greenhut Build- | fet ‘Their only. re inion carpente : gave of Hix expert advice volunteered to build a stand for the/aguinst the plan of the Mayor's Co: jon are in a race of work turned ’ rd ix of work fort the triumphal march of the 27th! AUSTRALIAN SOLDIER : f | well done Division up Fifth Avenue next ‘Tues i. STOFORM| Welcoming Relatives and ing and More in Other Hospitals. President Sota Instructs | Chairman Delaney of the Brooklyn ONOR GUARD he } 1g ly 6,000 1 . Committee announced to-day that oy corneal Boe : kaa E0r Gita aho SiR wie Friends Wait for Hours A survey by The Evening Sane lows nearly 8, wounded: mer Committee to See That n neeand blk eran ni nd posaibly was decided that in the distribt “3 Av : Q nt tal 1 or near New York who will able to attend a third though sen amatier ion kets for the city's grand, %0n Austr soldiers in tn for 106th Battalion, is ; he Marat sro 4 Tickets will be erected t pan seh) pees pled reve( Are to act as a Guard of H in : edhe on pirade March 26. ‘These men are divided as follow Heroes Get Tickets. Wut Le aa extent As appetizing as ‘all out- the preference over every one except [B® Par ade, The Australians w 1 + ray ae Debarkation Hospital No. 5 (Grand Central Palace) 2.000 stand ‘ doors’’—-Wheatsworth Golden- the preference over every siine ana | with the 2th during the attack on : X boy : Debarkation Hospital No, 3 (Greenhut Building) ; 2500 | Ravalnaier sine World| resins ae aae PRO Te cn pent | Braue muffins, with a crust 80 dead members of the division, There- | *! ctor between St, Quentin and Y!*°! sy me to-day when General Hospital No. 1, Gun Hill Road 500 san wala would not be} 10,000 persons Delaney said that |¢risp it “crunches” and an inside fore they will be allotted places be- | {0 ft . their artitiery back battleship Miss med into ¢ Hospital, Fox Hills, Staten Island i AOD) |e avldeds can ecual eth seala, tai the gost will be 1 mit, 18,00) Await so light it “melts.”” fore the national, city and state (P ae ie i throug Reni r Mcers ail) Camp Upton 200 i “ . "| ppt ad cid Served piping hot, with lots of authorities. ¢ nen cunnel siheemauanl TY ar ae M Gun} Camp Dix 40 pa of the 27th Division, Maren | "li iiitman also announced that|butter, and a glass of milk, you There are about 7,000 incapacitated FJ ne citizen who is not a relative | pice NOWiIiE Oiher Hosnitals 00 " " f the Board of} m aey In being collected by James cannot ask for a more delicious ee ry avitae of a fighter of tt 7th Division, | Bi! ; wile went down mt . sleet SA a Crawford and members of the fighters in the city and its en ef a RantAE TST eal Se miata sane airaeal ah AHOpAUITElL o they can be comfortable and receive | Alderw ud received a of Nixecutive Committees ina separate | Lenten luncheon. More than half of them will be ticket to ace the us adie . nn? fy brought} fund to erect a third atan Wheatsworth Whole Wheat to turn out. As many as possible will | However 7 © honor d em afterne the line of t be placed ‘n windows turned over to Tom boyauanl WEN ilerontuaes prcibe’ it in unde eel beings you the fesiea the Mayor's Committee by property R°1OW ya naeleak anenk | a “ , ite anid a pte a andiDek natructed the sround Whole and fresh in N s owners along Fifth Avenue. Still on th : athe nin 1 fHlanil 1 ; cant gunner ee ee ° ‘| ground ole and fresh in New others will be placed in Fifth Avenue the ee k i : On th ning of. Oct he went Randa, Gommmitina «of the sol. | York every day. buses stationed at street intersections, 484 tle f , 1 \ 1 ' ret ex M ‘ ‘ aA aac SUSRHIS aagure tit ks Recipes in every bag. Henry C. Frick has offerad to bull Apri at went wen x HT Manet POMBE ‘ 1 be provided | their country ace {F. H. BENNETT BISCUIT CO., N. ¥- a small grand stand for wounded ALASANY, N Pectoe rl ; 1 atin ' ; attation t German : A | front of his residence, to seat at 1. Finnegan te ) nmand of Major Na " \ kav their motor ont of the tank NT MAES UTA Ot PARMA A. ean } 600, The city will pl chairs for the | sipr Ht ees 2 ; jown the b 1 wn y turned with their! ion that sai’ aldariian -relinduial healthiest on the steps and sidewalk ee 1 \ 1 4 ) Kiss machine gun, clearing (he ine pight to all tebets for the parade in front of the Public Library. Then | '0" ie tere : aie ‘ ; 1 liuahes? of German. ¢ igade, MC eal that tie ad , the remainder ‘will have seats in the Hi ; { rE OA: LNaeE Ape , rhe athe mii ntl ott Mer Ae a HH agp i} Cole of Infant 1 ‘ prrvnit ¥ u Hy t vv ¢ m the: tas bis ten | Dowling f if " ‘ahi a H i for Franc nd iropa. lett | CMeMed. 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