The evening world. Newspaper, May 16, 1919, Page 11

TOF EXPLOSION IN Three Girls in Hospital Some- probably would not lose their sight. what Disfigured, but Not Expected to Lose Sight. POUGHKEEPSTE. May 16—Re-! rection of Miss E. F. Tschaler, assist- the explosion, as the tubes bee ft of Miss Margaret Hubbell, twenty, of ty Gatller in the Garden City, L. L; Miss Helen Hewitt, twenty-one, of Granville, N. ¥., and Miss Lucy Hale, twenty, of Loe Ané @eles, injured yesterday tn a chemical closely about the teacher, when + filled the room, Tt was found that only three were Painfully injured, ten bad superficial flesh wounds and the others, inciud- ing Miss Tschaler, were uninjured. The resident physicians removed minate particles of glass from the faces of the lesser hurt. All are able to attend classes, although several have their faces swathed in bandages Miss Hubbell ts one of the most specialists had been combatting the chemical action and that the girls They are somewhat disfigured. The explosion occurred during an experiment im the vaporization of ether late yesterday. —— a of LIE Zz Herman Paul BeRNarp. The Women’s Shop for Values 22 East 34th St. r= the, Sirest from Special Tomorrow—650 New Bright Spring CAPES & DOLMANS Sensational Values Every One at po Chamois Velour Mannish Serge Silvertone coach. which may Smrkovoski 10.45 o'clock, of $6 more. & policecan, Some Silk Lined Throughout Newest Models of the Season Platt, Postmaster of this city for many ¥ | years ond once Repubilcan Assembly- | Thirty-one students were groupe:.| man for this district. loud report came, and fying glas- “GERMANY” SCHAEFFER DIES SUDDEMLY AT SARANAG Was Comedian of Baseball and Popular Every Big League ‘The sporting world in general and baseball world in particular received ‘The experiment was under the di-| prominent girls at Vassar, She is| Quite a shock to-day when news from wel! known, too, in the younger so-| Saranac Lake told of the death there “Germany” Schaeffer. Schaeffer was a well known figure 'n baseball and had a host of admirers in every big league city in the country. He first came into prominence when he covered second base for the Detroit baseball team. From there he went to Washington and Clarke Griffith realiz- tng the drawing ability of Schaeffer as & comedian retained him after he started slipping back in his playing. | Schaeffer made a trip to Saranac Lake | recently. His illness was not considered jous at the time and he was expected ack at the Polo Grounds with the Giants, for whom he was acting as) Schaeffer by his funny antics on the /f| ball field made many a friend among | baseball fans. His humor was real and im, settled many a dispute Fear ray nave. Feslted seriously among the players. BANDITS BIND AND ROB | CIGAR CLERK OF $46 | Tied With Twine |]! When He Refused to Give Combination of Safe. A safe burglary and a hold-up were |; police events of last night. The operators (ff) have not been apprehended. The hold- | i up occurred in the United Cigar Stores |f} branch at 79th Street and 84 Avenue at |}! ‘About 11 o'clock @ man entered the | shop and the clerk yelled to him. The frightened man went out. Fifteen min- | utes later three men went In and In re- sponse to the yells of the clerk notified | who unwound the derk from his twine moorings. | The safo in the office of Anderson & ||| Briggs, bookbinders, on the third floor of a building wt Canal and Baxter ||f| Streets, was blown open early in the || morning’ and $28 and $6,00 of Liberty Bonds stolen. Jranklin Simon g Co. Fifth Avenue, 37th and 38th Streets GIRLS' AND JUNIOR MISSES’ so much to offer. It is exquisitely dainty in plain color pastel shades, sateins tind with Bevel, Secibne, or when pin checked, an imagin- ation of the fpr ag —_ ” And argendie shows no favoritism for ees, as em- phasi: by the Franklin Simon Dress Shops, where from the youngest girl to the Junior Miss there are distinctive ; ORGANDIE FROCK! “ORGRADUATION, AND THE MANY PARTIES THAT ENLIVEN THE SCHOOL VACATION Ruffled or lace trimmed, embroid wh fowem and wittons cerita tea ind applied according, to the age and the Summertide occasion that inspires the selection. GIRLS' ORGANDIE, FROCKS—Sizes 8 to 16 years JUNIOR MISSES’ ORGANDIE FROCKS Sizes 13 to 17 years 9.75 to 39,50 GIRLS’ and JUNIOR MISSES’ DRESS SHOP—Second Floor md ae e3 & ~ LIGHTSOME ORGANDIE FROCKS IN A SCORE OF VERSIONS FOR EVERY AGE FROM 6 to 17 YEARS A "THE possibilities of organdie for. creat- [ ing tthe daintiest, most charming, of out ummertide f . o * imited, due to the yee eae ae fact that organdie ‘Two men walked into the elgar store | and one put a revolver to the head of the dlerk, Frederisk Smrkovoskl, backed him into a rear room where he was bound hand and-foot with twine. robbers then demanded to now the com- |) bination of the safe. 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