The evening world. Newspaper, March 29, 1919, Page 10

‘ ’ ‘ i fi din ila ara COLUMBIA SAVANT DIES AFTER WALK ‘Flyers Wh ry o’ll Police Air in Protecting City {VENI 3 Are Volunteers and Experts in Aviation EDITORIAL WINS - Tce ty —enennemeentnt LCT CE, I TIRn gy c-means HS BVenwinG wunbD, SBATURUVALY, MARUVA 29, 1919. INTHEBLIZZARD = Noted Educator Breasts Stiff| Wind and Succumbs to Heart Disease, ATLANTIC CITY, N. J Dr. Samuel Dutton, a prominent | educator, author, humanitarian and leading exponent of the League of » March 29 Nationa, 1 yesterday at a beach front hotel a few minut after he entered his a: wing a stroll on the ‘dwalk. Heart} trouble, which had led him to sus- | pend his activities in many jines dur- ing the past six weeks, caused death In the week he bad been at the shore Dr, Dutton had shown much | mprovement and contemplated early return to is duties at Columbia University. After a hearty breakfast | the noted educator went out on the| boardwalk for a short walk. It ts belleved the heavy winds taxed his! strength HM t dis- tress when hi » the hotel and Mrs. Dutton 4 the house | CASH FOR 77TH Plea for a Monument to East | Side Soldier Boys Gets | Quick Response. The East Side is to have its monu- ment in commemoration of its 14,500 {heroes who served in the 77th Di- | vision, as was so fittingly suggested in an editorial in The Evening World | yesterday, | Within half a day after publica- tion of that suggestion the Kvening {World was notified of two contribu- tions and was given assurances by |two financial and business leaders of |the East Side that they would go to | the utmost limit to see that The ning World's suggestion was ca \to a successful conclusion | ‘The @ontributions and the con- | tributors were 1 $1,000—Joseph S. Mare! sident fof the Bank of the United States, No 77 Delancey St and Chairman of the Fifth Liberty “oan Committee for the Kast Side. $1,000— is} mport, cotton goods merchant, No, 311 Broadway, © of the most active workers in ail triotic affairs during the war and a leader in the Liberty Loan driv QUICK RELIEF FROM CONSTIPATION 6. H. Sundstedt. Second row, left to right, facin First row, seated left to right, facing camera—1. Frank J. Hutcheon. 7. Capt. S. H. Mapes. 8. J. W. Frost. g camera 9. J. R. McCaffery. Third row, left to right, facing camera—t4, Tod Sims, 15. J. G. Stuart. 16. F. P. Smith jr. 17. W. E. Skillman. ‘The tentative suggestion is that a monument be erected to the 77th Di- vision in the Delancey Street Plaza at the end of the Williamsburg Br: Both Mr. Lamport and Mr. Ma see in this a deserving tribute to trose boys who, because of their love for the country of their adoption, gave 2. J. C. Stehlin. 3. P, Micelli. 4 Col. Thompson. 5. A. P. Taliaferro. 10. H. L. Blair, 11, Ed. L. Smith, 12. L, J. Blair, 13. H. Elsasser, Get Dr. Edwards’ Olive Tablets. ne physician, but afew That is the joyful ery of thousands since Dr. Dutton was dead minutes la te husband, D Dr. Edwards produced Olive Tablets, the| lis daughter, her husband, Dr. suatitute for calomel. Rurope yesterday, and Mise Lillia Dr. Edwards, « practicing physician for 17) Lynch wero aummoned from "New years and calomel’s old-time enemy, discovered the formula for Olive Tablets while treating patients for chronic constipation and torpid livers. Dr. Edwards’ Olive Tablets do not contain calomel, but a healing, soothing vegetable laxative No griping is the “keynote” of these little sugar-coated, olive colored tablets, They cause York, as was Edward Dutton of Bos ton, & brother of the deceased savant The body will be sent to New York to-morrow, Funeral services will be held in St. Paul's Chapel, Col University, at 11 o'clock M morning, Chaplain Knox of Columt and the of Harts Dutton made Rey. Dr. Y.. where MMficiatin, the bowels and liver to act normally. They never force them to unnatural action, was If you have a “dark brown mouth"—a bad| Mann. breath—a dull, tired feeling—sick headache | faculty « torpid liver’ and are constipated, you'll find quick, sure and only pleasant results from one or two little Dr. Edwards’ Olive Tablets at bedtime. Thousands take one or two every night just to keep er Try them. 1c and 25¢ per box. All druggists.—Advt. career aa an ed many private schools for boys In vaarious parts of the country. At of his death Dr, Dutton was and the American repre- of the Constantinople ities and was one of nd for the last two Secretary of the World Court Ls and th w York Peace Society was also one of the founders a Honorary Jo Chiropractic |: | For Health hae tS fs BILLION-DOLLAR FUND . a RY tea TO FIGHT DRY AMENDMENT he first unit in the spinal col- umn proper, the one forming a) rest for the base of the skull, is ‘fl . , Hive Disiiies Will Start} called the atlas. 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Ip 1606 the goverm-| boxes, three sizes, —aavi, committer the boy was their lives in the great battle of the of the new reserve aerial force w |not able to attend, and for that rea- son the meeting was adjourned for a week N.Y. AERIAL POLIGE aus and Mrs. Kinney ALLOW SWORN I: 4 March of Hun- | dreds of Dancers New Aviation Section of De-| ,Antwone was Mee TEA heuioee hal partment Takes Tan- gible Form, pecs u self in despair. owstorm failed to stop by the crew of the § the Hotel Astor. Capt Osterhaus and Mrs. N. Kinney led t grand march, and hundreds of dancers remained for the h served this morning. It was the social event given by the crew and n even the ¢ desired hung hy the wind first ball giv aviation a part of the police protes- ton of New York City was taken’ y@- |terdyy in the office of De Commisstoner Wanamaker. Twenty aviators, all of whom have seen altitudinous service over the bat- tle dy of France, were sworn in members of the Aviation Section of | phe the Police Reserve, ‘The men who were sworn in r | The first real step toward making | ity’ Police first was better th herself c re when it ship landed with only twelve deaths, and the crew subserited for $114,000 in Liberty bonds. | “ FORTY-ONE NAMES LISTED ; ON ARMY CASUALTY ROLL ng police who will patrol the 8 of New York are a part of 11 d aerial red in Com e in the Iwenty Died of Disease and Four 6 WORLD | The doughboys cf ion who fo Ve ginning of a new of the east sid impress America those polyglot people our wonderful natio ment to the sons of United States as the should surely be erected, [ everything 1 can to promo the Mr. Marcus considered it 2 } privilege to be one of the two vio first gave to the fund. “Nothing is too good for the sc boys who went out into batt! the east side?” said Mr, Marcus * one of the finest ideas T hay The Evening World is to lated that it did not forget t aide in these days when all of us must give veneration to all those from everg part of the country who went for- ward and did their duty in France, 1 consider it a privilege to give. and { am sure that every man, wo a 1 in t st’ side will wish io he privilege of providing such a ttee 8 to be formed shortly to whom con- Plans for the rehitecture ped upon, e Both contributic through Harry Sch The Evening World Forum. of n » Vice resident of the Railroad. Steel ‘Spring Co., No. ‘0 Church Street, died yesterday at his | home, No. 210 West Sth Street, follow ing a brief illness of pneumonia, Mr Fulton was born in Kansas fifty-three | rs ago. He ia survived by his widow one son. The funeral will be held nday at the Campbell Funeral h, Broad and 66th Street, In terment will be in Woodlawn Cemetery Constipated Children Gladly Take “California Syrup of Figs” For the Liver and Bowels genuine Full directions Renerve, They will be Are Reported Missing in | Tell your druggist you want To hey will serve "California Syrup of Figs.” pay Guten fall ha veree Pas PEPE MESH Me Aone na} and dose for babies and children of all ages : ‘New York and the report: |by the War Department to-day waa who are constipated, bilious, feverish, tongue 1 cos | BK oF Ai hunting of sm # divided Died from coated, or full of cold, are plainly printed on astorcament olla aenroaratenien: oe leita Daman st meu ies the bottle. Look for the name ‘California’ tinge willbe] The twenty # who were sworn sey’ and Connecticut follow: and accept no other “Fig Syrup.” Alvi atisubony |e Xerces eo whos DIED OF DISEASE. - their section are to w Sergeant. tw is ofl amalt part of the proposed aviation CONNOLLY, Edward Juston, Paterson, N. J ms of the) chapter of the Police Department Corporal. | veri police was headed by "Chateau is ite ‘ (| won his way to fame by shooting | SCIWRRDTEE, Gustave, 164 Amsterdam Are down a sufficient number of German | planes to win the distinction of being | KICLED IN ACTION, PREVIOUSLY a French ace REPORTED WOUNDED (DE- “Chatwau Joe told those gathered GREE UNDETERMINED), nh Commissioner Wanamaker's office Sergeant. that the best uniform for New York's! POY, Martin D., Newark, N. J | own army and navy sky pilots to DIED, PREVIOUSLY REPORTED ‘ Brit MISSING IN ACTION, tested and effectual remedy, 7 Weetee Inmiutea’ tne’ che funtion Lieutenani and promptly on the stomach, liver and bowels, Do Not "Pass | worn by American aviators was beat, | RUBLAN, Richard, 674 Stert r i i of Pa j worn by American aviators was best: | WOUNDED (DEGREE. UNDETER, and exert a tonic, strengthening effect on ae | ntintied to twe_an until“an unconth| MINED), PREVIOUSLY REPORT: bodily functions. These famous pills are purely ndividual declared that the Ameri-| —D ING IN ACTION. vegetable, contain no habit-forming drug, and in uniform looked well and waal Sergeant 4 7 Very snappy but was awfully uncom. | NEET, John 8, Syracuse, N.Y produce no disagreeable after-effects. bibeig to| fortable |ERRONEOUSLY REPORTE , | tte shatter of the uniforms. was| WOUNDED @EVERELe Af the world over, find needed help and strength in ss|{ then put to a vote, the combination @rivata: 9 2 of the French and English running a m membe LYNCH, Philip F et, Brooktyn, | P, against the American | ‘Phe English and French dress for] | PBEEE aS WHS and buttonhole| Was made for that style. 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