The evening world. Newspaper, May 9, 1919, Page 10

t ¥ were stolen from the exhibition, It is r _ STOLEN GRENADE, feared that boys have hidden them in Independence Avenue, is in the Ford- ham Hospital. He tried to examine & grenade with a lighted match. It cost him three fingers, possibly one ie jine-' was badly burned about the face and N YearOK Min Minus Three head. He also was taken to the hos- was, spreading there came another report that John Ferranti. six, No. P . to children, teachers and parents, be- ] cause nobody knows what has become of a number of the grenades that dangerous places. Joseph Hunt, nine, No, 8494 Fort eye, and it may cost him his life. Thomas Sparry, six, same address, Fingers and Possibly an Eye | pita. —Two Others Hurt. While the news of these casualties | * Hand grenades in the military ex- | 3114 Vilia Avenue, was playing around | Bfbition at Van Cortlandt Park are| a bonfire when there was an explo- THE EVENING WORLD, EEsPBy, MAY 9, 1919. Morrisania Station police were called to the home of William Gilian, four- teen, No, 105 East 176th Street, whose mother told the police her son was playing at home with one of the where he had hidden nine of the ex- plosives in the house, A boy too! Street and Courtiandt Avenue, yes- terday. His teacher valied the polic: who summoned Inspector Eagan of ing the clans LONDON TO SEE U. S. BEST. Crack Regiment From Army of Oc: cupation to Parade. COBLENQ, Tuesday, May 6 Associ- Col, Charles A. Hunt of the Highland Infantry and will consist of two com: panies from each division. The FeRi= mental band will consist of picked mu- ticians from the troops of the Army of cupation, or cereines band, now in Oe grenades, The boy showed the police | the United ed. Sta will be sent to Lon- don to. faenish woere when tee Ameri- ans march before Ries Ce ‘Re. took one of the grenades to |" his class in Public School No, 4, 157th | Fy the Bureau of Combustibles, Eagan} FF said the pin in the grenade was very loose and rough handling would have] fy caused it to explode, probably wreck-| [5 Snap and Style f H Pai ey, opel” thet setae | 1g PERRET |) Bestar a tar eas | Mote 10 to order $14.00 up. toys. Two back, he ow schoolboys who gucssed rent "aaah Tate went athe bite: ated Press).—A crack regiment which ‘Wrong about it are in hospitals, ana | 'D* '" fam will participate in the Empire Day cel- Sparen pital too, and it was said that som | ration in London, May 24, le being its mear the park are nervously aa th 4 o body had thrown @ grenade into the |organized from the troops of the six Searching the pockets of their heira| fire. 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