The evening world. Newspaper, June 6, 1919, Page 17

MISSING BRITISH FLIER SOUGHT ON LONG ISLAND Residents Report Seeing Strange | Airplane in Flight on Route | to Atlantic City. | The search ros Bamed the mis: Capt. Mansell Ri @ British aviator, | pas transferred from Connecticut to| | Yong Island to-day on a new clue {, Bndicating the flier may have tried {flo cross the island while flying to! Atlantic City. Residents of Ling} Bsiand who saw a plane resembling | Phat of James jast Thursday havo| eon asked to report its direction and | Height. | | _ J. R. Murdock, telephone manager Torrington, Conn., has traced the @viator farther south than had been Peported. a | Afghans Ask for an Armistice. | | LONDON, June 6.—An armistice has Been offered the Afchans, in response iGo the Amir’s request, it was learned fo-day. ‘The terms were said to in- hide withdrawal of the Afghan forces Wenty miles behind their border. with ritiah maintaining their present josition PRESCRIPTION WAS WRITTEN 60 YEARS AGO ‘The True History of Father John’s Medicine One of the interes teres places in Lowell, Mass, is the old apothecary zy on Merrimack street, established 827, This location is still a dru stare, although of course modernize an'many departments. The old pre- \ sctiption books, however, have been ‘preserved and form an_ interesting gedord covering nearly a century, Perhaps one of the most interesting hooks is that of the year 1855. of the pages of this book, that dated June oth, 1855, is written the nga | prescription for Father John’s O'Brien at the old drug store on that date, and was $0 successful in treating Father John's ailment, which was a severe cold and throat trouble, that he recom- mended the medicine to his friends and parishioners. In | joing to the rug store and Prescription Book medicine, they always asked for Father John’s Medi- cine, and in this way the medicine got its name and was advertised, Father John’s Medicine is a safe family gedicine for colds, coughs, throat troubles, and as a tonic and body builder, because it does not con- tain opium, morphine, chloroform, and £Y, other poisonous drugs, or alcohol, #3 Il nure, wholesome nourishment, Adve, Headaches Caused by Eyestrain ane permanently relieved ouly by wearing correct one | edi- | jaine. This prescription was com- | \ pounded for the Reverend Father John calling for the | Cat Has All House Adjourned to ¢ 6" 77° O-MORROW is my birthday,” declared Mr. Rosenbaum as he saluted his friend Herman on the Bowery. “Glad to hear it,” replied Herman. “How old have you now got?” “Well, I'm not telling euch things, but I am several years old and to- morrow I shall be a year older than I am to-day.” “I should say that that means that you were on the point of getting some birthday presents and buying me a drink.” “I should say that I was elected,” replied the already joyful Mr, Rosen- baum. “I should agree with you,” agreed Herman. The long, hard mahogany counter from which we are peraiitted for twenty-four days to enjoy that whi¢h is well spoken of by the poets and sages of ancient Rome and Greece was then introduced. “Will you spear a swift one?” asked Mr. Rosenbaum. “If you insist,” admitted Herman. Followed a bout with the cups which had not been seen for many, many weeks in that section. « Seidel after seidel, glass after glass, bottle after bottle, disappeared. Her- man was elated and Mr. Rosenbaum was all ready to usher in the ap- proaching natal day. “s'long,” said Mr. Rosenbaum. “On your way and many happy re- turns of the day,” declared Herman. The voyage progressed with more or less success. Mr. Rosenbaum arrived at the cor- ner of Essex and Hester streets in the Felix or Madeline, or some one else, the family cat of a neighboring tribe. .1 morning, Becky. Hail, pride of the feline race! Pussy merely wagged her tail ap- preciatively. “It is rather late for a nice cat like I shall take you home you to be out. with me.” The cat was then tucked under the arm of Mr. Rosenbaum. Its head was held by his arm, and the remainder of the animal hung gracefully down- ward. Mr. Rosenbaum arrived home. Need- | less to say, he was a bachelor; other- wise there would probably never have been a birthday celebration, and cer- tainly not an enforced homecoming of the visitor. Followed games of golf, rickety uncle and other indoor sports with the feline guest playing the part of the ball and other roles. Mr. Rosen- baum tired, however. He decided to go to bed, and obviously it would not do to leave @ strange Tabby in the room. Rosenbaum Has Birthday, best possible mood, Sitting there was | the Fun and Neighbors Do the Kicking When Pussy Did a Locklear Through the Air- shaft, Dog Nero Was Disturbed, and Whole Essex Market Court —Herman Only Winner on the Day. family with whom Mr. Rosenbawi was not on speaking terms. And there was an airshaft with an open window. And there was a perfectly good cat waiting for excitement. Needless to say, the cane went through the window, was at once challenged by Nero, the faithful dog, who stands guard after the fam- ily has taken to the sheets. The cat, rather alarmed by the course of events in general, and the Locklear 1 (asked the instigator of the animal act “Last I saw of it she was gol: down the stairs with Nero after her, volunteered the formerly irate bat now siniling neighbor, ROBS BLIND MAN OF WATCH. “Meanest Thief” Gnipe Chain om Newsdenler’s Tim: George Wittenberg, a blind newsdealer 4n Heraki Square, is the vietim of the ‘meanest thief in the White Light dis- trict. His watch, made eepecialty for him with raised numerals thet he might “feel” the time, was stolen from his coat Pocket by some ene who snipped the chain. “Blind George” has been on the cor- to be « Russian dancer next ion? Juess not. T think I'R go to the sea- shore, get a coat of tan, and Ha- wailan.” into the new abode in particular, beat strategic retreat. Into the bedroom she went, and under the bed, with Nero in hot pursuit. The next flash found the cat on the bed, also Nero, and also a very much alarmed occu- pant of the hay. Mr. Rosenbaum heard the echo of the invasion and smiled. The neigh- bors and their children did not smile. For them the humor of the situation was limited. The neighbors came to Wssex Market Court all ready for action. The “eye for an eye” theory was very evident, Mr. Hogan, the Assistant District Attorney, who probably keeps more people out of court than any one else in New York, intercepted the party and questioned the participants and also spoiled the best court story which has broken in many a year. “Birthdays only come once a year,” he declared positively, “Better not bring it into court. Mr. Rosenbaum {s very sorry, aren't you, Mr. Rosen- baum?” “I sure am. It must have been a mistake.” “IL was a mistake,” agreed the neighbor. “It_will never happen again,” said Mr. Rosenbaum. “I think you had better go home and forget all about it,” suggested Mr. Hogan. 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