The evening world. Newspaper, May 5, 1919, Page 6

a ame tenor, Valentina Crepl, violinist, and Haus Kro Trish and Spanish Uy Secfin, were. iBone art to finish, By Sylvester Rawling. LL IRISH was the programme | m 1 Spi A of the concert by the Irish Mu- the Se sical and I ie Club in} ¥¢ ings at Car- n, when Rt i, The Inded songs by under Kurt Carnegio Hall last n There was | pr nh wot an imposing list men ; es etnded Lily Me Castero for an tege of John McCormack; relie, Australian s¢ negan, tenor of St. ami, and Vernon Stiles, American! A e proceeds will go to a tablish a Spanish hospital | a oy =) fe} , . | va vis a i aan was a long “3 cluding h baritone; baritone, accom- Treharne at the n Aeolian Hail There were first a | | 16 rt The dry cold air of Arctic climates in our storage rooms rmance nb French songs a son and Chavagnat. te nere were lyrics of Byron and Hurns set to music by Franz, | | Mendelssohn, Jensen and Schumann, ssian songs by Moue- ed by Kurt Schindler, zs by Buzzi Peccia, Bryceson Muriel Pollock and Wil- frid Sanderson. It_ was an unusual aud BR |prosramme which Mr. Graveure In- Revidlon # retes Pe iii May alleged a] adqua | are Tussians pa wer PIO at i For To-Day and Wednesday ) CLOSED TUESDAY IN HONOR OF THE | RETURN OF THE 77TH DIVISION A Unique Proposition ENABLING A LIMITED NUMBER OF FAMILIES TO PURCHASE, New 88-Note (te 1919 modu) ‘PLAYER PIANOS| i With Bench, § Music Roll Cabinet 24 Q.R.S. 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A Survey of * Twenty-eight \ ashes, and Jacob Autenrieth: its Je | y , Annie Jes, 40- - . see, 18 in a state of collapse over tne pranos; Clinger, contralto, and | "°% 182) & held deadhhluld Frederick uray, tenor. {his wife and his fortune in th “\could get out flames were springing f|by men who had Hl erty, all being of snch inflamma east and west, taking in the thr G| three-story hotel owned by Charles B\wixteen bungalows owned by joins the Fort Wadsw WOMAN KILLED IN SOUTH BEACH FRE Buildings De- stroyed With Happyland at Staten Island Resort. n Island's big Happyiand ire rerort sin “a ictive blaze which early this morning wiped out twenty-eight buildings at a loss ted at $250, 000, Mrs. Autenrieth was burned t death and two firemen, Lieut. Sinms and Chief Spencer, were badly burned about the head and face Mr. Autenrieth, formerly of the Ocean Parkway Hotel at Coney Island, took a lease on Happyland two months ago and had spent $15,000 in improvements. Three and his wife moved from a bungalow on the beach to the G) ood Hotel inside the grounds of Happyland. His wife at 2.40 o'clock th Ing was awakened by the era flames in the Virginia Reei, if a block from the hotel ised her husband, who rot up and dressed, telling her to do likewise, attalion manager days ago h She aro Refore she from three other buildings and the hotel was ablaze, Dense smoke hung over the grounds and jt is supposed Mrs, Autenrleth lost her way and was suffocated. Her body was found in the ruins 100 feet from the hotel, Mr. Autenrieth had married a second time and several hs ogo a son by his fl was killed in an automob cident. Yesterday was the first day of the acason at Happyland and 25,600 per sons were assembled the The Vir- ginia Reel was being repaired and wns not used, It is operated by elec- tricity and is thought to have caught fire from crossed wires, | Many of the concessions were owned worked for 1 wages in tho shipyards of Staten Iai and and thoy lost their all, So far as can be learned there was no insur ance on any of the destroyed prop- st mar material that insurance was prac cally prohibitive. It ts thought Happyland will be rebuilt. | The Happyland structures de- stroyed were the dance pavilion, | which had dressing rooms for bathers | on the second floor and was 100 feet from the board walk; the restaurant, | 100 feet long and 200 feet wide, and | the scenic railway, which contained a swimming pool. From Happyland the flames spread story hotel Waldorf owned by Charles Walsh, a bathing pavilion owned by Charles Noble, Schaefer's Hotel, a two-story frame building, and a} Henderson, Then the fire reached out and enveloped Roderick’s re rant on Sand Lane to the nm Happyland, and proceeded to stau- th of roy um bert O'Neill of Rosebank, 8. 1 The flames could be seen far out at sea, in lower Manhattan, New Jersey and as far down as andy look, Many persons gol out of by ried to the fi burned sectlo the beach n al of the South Beach line of the Richmond! Light and Railroad Company, and ad- th reservation. The area of the fire was bout threc acres, 9,000 BARBERS IN BRONX STRIKE FOR SHORTER DAY Employers Willing to Meet Wage Demands, but Won't Cut Working Hours. 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