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

18 German Music of German compet be played at the recitals dy Guiag year by the Cont Hewitt the hort ‘intiven le Barred. will not 'SHERRY'S SWAPS HOMES WITH GUARANTY TRUST CO. al women's y Bigation of that city. ‘This oll i = Ta pied At the anhual meeting yes | k 7 SY _& vote of 55 to Restaurant {96 Mo One Black | South in Fifth Avenue—Deal In volves Over $2,000,000. | Sherry'’s will move a block routh Pitth Avenue. The Guaranty Trast Comper nee | quired the eleven-rtory Sherry Jon thd southwest 44th Yesterday and will remode nto hy |ing quarters. As part of the deal She Jry'e will take the company's quarters in of 43d St The tea nvolve t than $2, The ¢ ted by Dougias Robin nen Company and W & Co. for the will 4 awn b Cromn & KRYSTALAK Pure, Clean, Nourishing _ Separated Milk in Crystal Form a Milk for cooking whenever you — need it, in just the quantity need- | \ ed. Simply dissolve + level ta- |) i blespoonfuls of Krystalak in one cup of water. Krystalak will solve your milk problems and also reduce your milk bill. Keep a package on hand if only to save time when the milk runs out or i sours, or when the milkman fails aS you. | fA Great Boon to Housewives ; i Krystalak is endorsed by Dr. Wiley and Good Housekeeping Institute. In- sist upon the blue striped package and keep it on hand for cooking, It is as pure and clean as the best Oa of ha ag milk. Write us to-day for Krys- ak recipe booklet or obtain one from your grocer. It is free. How to Use Krystalak In every package of Krystalak there is the equivalent of five quarts of skimmed milk. Simply add four level tablespoonfuls of Krystalak to one cup of water. These dry flaky crystals dis- solve immediately. Add one cup of Krystalak to one quart of water. THE DRY MILK COMPANY 15 Park Row, New York City | : | | MMI SCI RL RR TET THE EVENING WORLD, THURSDAY, APRIL 3, Music in Bernardo’s Soul °° 88% And Flute and Drumstick ea re wtf rae in Pocket Didn’t Save Him * Matron Thought Handled Gun—Unfortunately, Soother of Savage Breas Bad Company. (fine? Won't he pay it? I 1, ho's got a gun!” w armed ) Ad © at the opening of his five-day I should say not,” said Jacob firm- Mrs , thatron of Fi arket }term at Exsex Market Court ly. L have a lot of money with me, ( ‘ terea Ps od He 4 nee others wore hang. PUt_tt belongs to the boss, r nara ~ tr | . 1 a dozen others were ng “Better not tell me how much you he door ofjing a nd a declared ha * advised Hi CAN'T TOOT § the per |the policeman, ‘I.thought they were it tell you," re EVEN IN JAIL. From the top| laying for the proprietor and I chasea 7@cob_confidingly I have over a »¢ Bornardo's| them, away, hundred plunks, but It belongs to the at pocket appaared a weapon with} “Did they all go? i think I had better impound 1 pearl handle, On his hip t Was All except ite rdo. Bernardo » Judge, "Mr. Ri ihe auspic bulge "i njstill hung around and waited for rge of the money until the na Bh 4 Beis wm (bothie oGe £ UHOHBES that ha i Owner appears in court. -No, Jaco, 7 me TOOK TBE Pe enaty, Westie. r one, 1 thought that ho was £o- give yer, Rice, the clerk, $10 of it to tre wh A ve M je Signal for the gang pay the fine, and if your boss sicoven ii Pp ee ee the|When the man came out c my, come anc roar " etal, by fie | jy Hew about it, Bernardo?” asked harthan st Netendton cou ttendants and quickly dis-| fie Honor, | i right.” 7 sabe | ‘All right,” agreed Jacob cheerfully, armed. Results: Ono flute, with pearl Honest, Judge, I was only seronad-! producing a prodimous roll. ae Jecorat and a drumstick—not the |" 4 oad Bi ola Me Bh ales “And tell him to send the horse to Kind little Willie | demotishe in| AS evidence in his behalf, he point- the country for « good rest, or he will Ly ving, but tet 1 ed to the flute and the drumstick, hear from me. ankagiving, but aa honest-t ad expecting the Judge's approval “AN right,” sald Jacob. ness drumstick such as js w > ze did not approve, an tur he me Irumstick such ity) oe ee ee 1 Jacob then returned to the mourn. the min who does the honors with | led that Hernardo had sor ful Dobbin, who revovered some signs the boom-boom drum at the més ak a up his sleeve besiu of Ife on hearing of the four-leaved w parad Merely ainment of the restau clover, buttercups and other luxurtes te hod ses rty which the Judge had decreed as bis n « mor ! nardo was hee | e aaa lot, and arted on the final stage of with 5 nts of his profes: | ‘ nading the voyage home. T was bad enoug ye Bernard . he were neh the vage brea ) i ced Chfef Magistrate Mes Hele Two Minutes For Lunch Iteli Ma, and she A Prize Soup © Made in 300 Ways The picture shows a Parisian culinary contest. Here experts compare soup recipes and award prizes to the best Van Camp Soups are based on these famous French recipes, some of which won prizes. A fa- mous chef from the Hotel Ritz in Paris brought the recipes to us. And he made here our basic soups. Then culinary experts — men with college training — perfected them in a scientific way. They tried out countless blends and methods. They have thus com- V Di VAN Also Van Camp's Spaghetti Van Camp's Pork and Beans SEALED C Many drugs are For that reason we sanitary containers drugs as Epsom Salts, drugs are fresh, clea THE sare ORVO STORES, IN eee ” 7 3 clded Jagov was & Ong. Tootle-Tootler. Was Pearl ‘igs4 that tach was all wrong, “But your Honor, it isn't my horse,” complained Jac and if I pay 1 ts Had Been in Legh 3H) an ow a By fete SOO TTT if exposed to light, air or moisture. reach you, and remain so until used. —w eR Re ST RN IE OD mys vate Judge McAdoo ¢ be an expert in ju but when he saw the d nournfully waiting f not claim to horsefleah, liet Dobbin Jacob, he de- } “Whom do you work for?” “Marcus Rothman,” fford to pa | “And you can't the & crushing blow » with me the} e: FOUGHT WITH ay THIRST 68 YEARS Old Cafe Sells Last Drink and Bank Will Cover the Site. followed the insively to the “rollin which was waiting ou | . | “If you would tha was the eep your money or) at home of your rm, xitn propounc in Essex ‘Sark: | Court before} Brosnan's is only ar Chief Magistraté sixty Bee | {THE Boss, HE PAYS FINE. emory ight years of varying fortune $ McAdoo, unchanged except by the mellow Jacob Jacob-| influences of time, the historic old itz tied Dobbin to a hitching post|}bar at No, 151 Fulton Street has and came before the assistance | Joutside the court, succumbed to the encroachments of the Judge with of/commerce and the onslaught of the Officer Schretber of the Humane So-/ Anti-Saloon Leagne. es iand.¢ The ancient sign above the way, painted by some “old master’ who has been dead and dust for a weneration, thé sawdust sprinkled floor, the ancient prints on the walls, | the dust-covered bottles on the top | Shelf back of the bar, the age-black- ened furnishings, relics of a former century—and Mike, who used to “mix his cocktails with brains’—all gone. | The word bad gone forth that ed famous as to end its \ forever las ning and the veter of Brosnan’s Brigade, which num- bered in its ranks men well known in New York in many walks of life,| | wera on hand, clustered five d before the somewhat worn mahogany, mixing up their grief with suitable | spirituous additions, rhe walls had been stripped of their| prints, the shelves had been depleted of their cobwebbed stock and there | wasn't as much sawdust on the floor as there had been in days gone by, but General Manager Daly was there in his old stand behind the cigar case, near the door, and Ernest was at the far end of the bar with Tim in the) middle and Mike, mixologist extraor-| dinary, in first place, gauging the| shaker to the last drop. “It's an awful thing to have hap-| pened on the last evening tho old place is opened,” mourned Mike. “I've been expecting it year after year and it never happened till to-night.” And when the Brigade had begged Mike to unburden his sorrow he ex- ned: ‘A stranger came in and insulted! Asked me to have @ drink door- he is driving a lame me. and ‘And—" echoed the Brigade. “And I swallowed the insult,” said Mike mournfully. pared a single soup made in 300 different ways. They fixed standards for every material. By countless new-day Mike, whose subsequent name is methods they made the soups ne, says he's going on a vacation. | more savory. Then they evolved | 1s the way he put it! exacting formulas to insure : “T want to forget Bros- against variation. ‘ Thus they gave these prize ae to go away from’ York to soups multiplied delights. And they bring to your table, at tri- fling cost, better soups than Paris ever served Try them—they’ll surprise you. You will gain a new conception of good soup. Soups 18 Kinds Van Camp's Peanut Butter Van Camp's Evaporated Milk | (514) ‘some place where they k butte: \milk and tea and then when I com look you up and I'll te! nited States Senat hite coat up in one of i bars how to mix a Boothby cocktail Brosnan’s was the only cafe in } York where they never had a cash |register. Mike and Ernest and Tim jused to make their own change from ‘a heap of silver and bills on a shelf behind the Old John Brosnan trusted his men, His faith was well \repaid. Brosnan died twenty years ago. His family continued the busl- | ness exactly as he began it. The old saloon is rich in historical events concerning public men and war days, Leaders of the Know Noth- ing Party used to meet regularly In Brosnan's, Garabaldi, the liberator of Italy, went there in the days when he lived on Staten Island and ran a candle factory. Brosnan'a was the geographical centre of journalism in thoge days, and the elder Bennett iudson, famous’ editors used to foregather| there In the late afternoons, Of recent years Brosnan’s has catered to the thirsty business men of downtown Manhattan, And when the Prohibition wave hit the country the heirs of the founder decided to take advantage of an offer for their lease from the Nattonal Park Bank, | Broadway and Fulton Street, which is to enlarge its premi oo Wing Duckies, Fiyer Te Killed. WASHINUTON, April Thomas E. Graves of Seattle, was killed instantly in an airplane accl- dent yesterday at Bolling Field. Flying alone at ) altitude of 2,000 tt wi! paces ot the DOO TT ONTAINERS ubject to deterioration have adopted sealed for dispensing such Boric Acid, ete. 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