The evening world. Newspaper, November 19, 1919, Page 18

HERE TODAY ON ~LINERLAFRANE ictim of Tonsillitis, Which ittacked Many of the 1,380 ay Passengers. Bearing a notabdle list of passengers the French liner La France arrived to-day after an unusually rough voy- ‘age from Havre. Many of the pas- wengers were suffering from tonsilitis. Among these was William K. Van- derbdit ar, who was so weak he had to Be assisted on his. way to meet the @ustoms officials, and then back to in giateroom. Mrs, Vanderbjit, who accompanied her husband, said he had been 1!) dur- ing the whole voyage, She is coming to open the Vanderbilt home in Fifth Avenue. Dr. Alexis Carrel, famous war sur- goon, arrived to rosume scientific re- pearch work for the Rockefeller In- stitute. “The oportunities for scientific de- velopment are very much greater in the United States than anywhere else,” he declared. “That is why I Feturne’, in epite of criticisms in gome quarters that I was ‘turning my ack on France.’ I am retaining my French citizenship, however, for there. may be another war, you know.” Mary Garden arrived. She is the Proud possessor of “the dress with 1,000 mirrors,” which she will wear when she will appoar ina new opera, "The Love of Three Kings." Miss tional ice & Coal Co., Yes Pack Ave. To. Vander S050 Th 4 small “budiness houses ate eutt seconds and saving it Automatic Cashier. pamed when the bookkee, a business day over the ‘Time is too precious. ‘The m ves the day randt Autom expense, with l o “a in z ile know t its dai eee ot See di si * ‘Saved by a Second!) watch tory of how large and ‘The age N whatever office you see PY ‘‘The Man at the Desk”’ (The Dictaphonetrademark), most economically, MEDIC TAPAVNE Phone Worth 7250—Call at 280 Broadway Thie edoertisament was dictated to The Dictaphone Garden spent the summer in her home near Monte Carlo. Max Linder, “the Charlie Chaplin of France,” arrived to make an Amer- fean movie comedy. He expreased the comedy is past, as eggs and pies are now too expensive to be thrown around, Miss Elsie De Wolfe returned from | her relief work im Franee, and Miss Constance Drexel of Philadelphia re- turned from Waréaw. La France brought 1,380 passengers, all but 442 of whom were cabin pas- sengers, STOLEN GAR WRECKS MILK Damage in Three Brooklyn Crashes Estimated at $4,000—One Arrest Made. At 4 o'clock this morning Mrs, Eliza- beth Healy, No. 26 South Oxford Street, Brooklyn, heard a noise and saw her limousine plunge out of its garage and mpeed away. She called the police, A Nttle later the automobile hit a milk wagon in front of No. 7406 Fifth Avenue, Brooklyn, and the damage to wagon, horse and milk is estimated at $500, ‘The car also demolished three showcases In George Beyer's haberdash- ery shop, plunged into the shop, amaah- ing display windows, and backed out. Damage $2,000, Next the car leaped through the windows of Tesan Bros.’ |, bakery. Estimated damage, $1,500. The driver jumped out and fled. James Robertson, policeman, and Larry Smith, detective, caught a man who said he was Bernard Connolly of No. 140 Jefferson Averme, a book- keeper, whom they sent to the Fifth Avenue Court on a charge of grand lar- ceny. Connelly confessed, the police say, to having stolen the machine and also another automobile from No, 187 Vanderbilt Avenue, Brooklyn. The police say they found the second ue gare n $2,000 bail to-day n Gates opinion that the day of slop-stick| rqward Freedman old, No. 620 Bast 11th his way to his wedding when he was arrested at Etehth Avenue by $1,500 BAIL FORFEITED BY BRIDEGROOM'S DELAY | Arrested on Way to Wedding, Not in Court for Trial. The New Amsterdam Casualty Com- pany took @ $1,500 chance on a bride groom last night, and to-day there isn't & nickel of It left. award Freedman, twenty-one years Street, waa on Street and Second Always insist upon true The “Bayer Cross” on Aspirin tab- lets has the same meaning as 14 Karat| P on eee “4B Both mean Genuine! ayer Tablets of Aspirin” should be taken according to the safe and pro} r directions in each “Bayer” ackage. Be sure the “Bayer Cross” on package and on tablets. ‘Then you are getting the genuine Aspirin Avenue Court by Magistrate Folwell.| prescribed by physicians for over FURRIERS — 10 East 39th Street,NY AWNINGS Flag Decorations McHUGH MFG, ©O. J,B. McTEIGUE, 242 W, 4lat St. 50 Barclay Street, NY. Stores and Agencies Everywhere AGood Salesman— 50% efficiency is the answer when he has to do his own pioneering. If the way is paved with intelligent ad- The Rotary Club of New linea of commercial activity. are ‘hig _nowspa: Rotary Club of ork, ‘' HE EVENING WO Detective Kane on a charge | that he waa implicated with four others WAGON, SHOP AND BAKERY "2" rep us ns Sri “BAYER CROSS” ON GENUINE ASPIRIN “Bayer Tablets of Aspirin’’ York ia an organisation of men representing all Its purpose is to iness to Moher ethical level. Ite slogan ig Service “Above Self” Then nese et edged to respect your confidence and fulfl your wants, er space 48 controled by the ‘ew Headquarters, 22d floor, Hotel Mealpin, ght Court ave ball, $1,500, jman went out to get married, When the case was called in the Es- sex Market Court tye morning Freed- | nan's lawyer, AWfaham Yarehover, | tried to explain the absence of his elfent, "You know he was married Just Inst | night, Judge, and—well, If you'll juat| put this case over I'l have him rehover | Clara Good-| \uiwerp wire, the anrounced to-day, eon that line wae interrupted beginning of the war, eighteen years for the relief of Colds, Pain, Headache, Toothache, Earache, matism, Lumbago, tis, a few cents you can get a dy tin box contuining twelve tab- Druggists also sell larger | ayer” packages. Aspirin is the| trade mark of Bayer Manufacture of | Monoaceticacidester of Salicylicacid, | -Advt, These advertisers Board of Directors of the Scour the Melting Pot! You may put all the required ingredients, in correct quantities, into a cake batter, but leave them unmixed and the result will be a futurist’s impres- sion Fed indigestion. hee United States is sufferihg now from an acute attack of this sort of indigestion. _ . It has had poured into it, for years, eimed ingredients from every nation in the universe. It has received them all with open arms. The melting pot has never been too small to accommodate them. But no sane, persistent attempt has been made | ri srem'sh Ave and the Grand to mix the human batter. Result: Acute indigestion, manifesting itself in I. W. W.’s and Bolshevistic demonstrations: _ It is time that the melting pot was scoured with a vigorous detergent—AMERICANISM! And effort must be made to sow a love for America, a pride in America and a loyalty to America, in the hearts of those who come to us from foreign shores to earn their livelihood. It can be best done in one way—through the younger generation. Old flesh absorbs slowly. Old earts are loath to shelter and enthusiasm of youth is easily influenced. Through the boy we must Americanize the father, mother, and the rest of the family. vertising, half his work is done. He is able to make twice as many cal || because the name of his firm known; no time is wasted breaking the ice. Good advertising means care- ful planning, intelligent handling, con copy and illustrations | that fit Girton: th which they ay » Sal cannot accom- plish miracles. It is not fair to ex- pect then to bring in business when they are unsupported. Back your with A. W, Advertising and them grew. 1476 Broadway. Ky MA SON Pee et Whe Lead Mathenm Lead © ing the FRANKLIN ECONOMY ‘prantlin’ Motor Car Co, (let A, Thedale, F way. 'Phon hat that office gets out ly mail on time and 2A AOI Si i ERC The Rotary Club of New York is making the ’ Americanization of the boy a main factor in its extensive campaign in Boys’ Work. the foundation for a United States that is loyal to a man! _ _If you, as an individual, or as part of an organ- ization desire to help in this great, patriotic work, LITHOGRAPHERS » outs Sena gee FLOWER STEEL ELECTROTYPE CO. |] 461 Eighth Ave, Tel, Greeley 6154 || 216 W St. Tel. Beekman 1331 L. D. KAUFFMAN Service Stores Warehouses 123 Chariton St 19 Chariton St. 495 West St. 155 Varick St. The HOTEL REVIEW fa A new loves. But the vigor It is laying | communicate with Boys’ be assured of a courte- ; ous welcome. Next Issue Tribune, Nov. 26, 1919. 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