The evening world. Newspaper, March 31, 1920, Page 18

POEMS CREME ED CNC ae ee 4 Oe, work girl, and was home, again at 4 ¥ “ v'clock to get tle children's supper. H- “It was hard work, but I am al- a lowed $52 a month under the Widows’ | Lemtslatare = Pension Law and with that, and what Insae for Service Mem. 4 ’ : George brings home, and what [ was| TRENTON, N. J.. March $1,—Bo- Credit At Menter S . a able to earn, I was able to keep the|nuses of $100 will be paid to New ’ N a home together and clothe, educate] jersey men who served in the war. NEW YORE — i a and feed the children. We have lived | Before adjourning last night the Lewis- Some of the Swallest Models BROOKLYN TCA y ‘ in this house two years. lature passed an amended bill giving || Our success is not meas- weites' ‘e@ e $ “On Jan. 2%, t had the misfortune Pe was authority to issue bonds for ‘y “4 Paty err Coming Every Day. to trip on that runner and fall the | $13,000, meet the bonus payeni ured in words—but in <a length of the whole fourth flight of |The sub Ban, Pear Sit ines * ) isfacti Why pay cash? FULTON AND BRIDGE STREETS stairs. 1 was in bod three weeks and | (pitied the origina) pill intro, |] service and satisfaction It's easier to havea a. the doctor has called upon me daily | times. to our customers. charge account at if q — a ever since. On the advice of an La Se ‘sand pay in Be " torney I brought suit against the divided i Serves Tenant, Mother of} tandiond, Max Grapet. i wena anes. " " ‘ bs “Nothing was said when I paid Mr Five, With a Dispossess Grapler $16 on March 1, but three Ad you don't pay ’ J * days later I was served with @ dis- odie 0. MORROW re Notice. possess notice, to take effect on April o We brat Thos s i fd ° sneer 1, That will be to-morrow and al- m rin, 9 though I have hobbled about as much einai ‘A widow with five children, all but | 9°] "im able I have been unable to wh ' er ‘ape’s Diapepsin” Instan ‘one of them in school, complained|fing a place. That is why I “Pape’s D in” Instantly Mayor's Committee on|to the Mayor's committee, after first tang Piesine that a few days) ‘king the matter up with the Board ¥8 | of Health.” Sfler she brought suit against her/ “yay Grapel, the landiond, is a deai- Yandlord, because of injuries sheler in butchers’ supplion, at No, 765 @laims were received from an al-|First Avenue. He appeared reluct- «) fl ant to talk Al he would say was Yeged fault in the building, she was) 1 ‘ty o*widow had “no business to Served with a dispossess notice. thet toe He said the satter “My complaint is not of profiteer-| “might have been settled.” ing,” she said, “but that we are or- The Most Wonderful VALUES Ever, in NAVY TRICOTINE DRESSES Including the New Eton Types That Closely Resemble Eton Relieves Indigestion, Sour- ness, Stomach Acidity, i i" Style 3239—Patent or Dull Kid, 9.00 S Tile G Fons, down on $30, pur- MENTER Millions of people know that it is needless to be bothered with indiges- tion, dyspepsia or a disordered stom- — | — dered into tho street throush no} NUNS ILL AFTER LONG WORK, | ach. A few tablets of Pape's Diapep- fault of our own and can find no pelle sin neutralize acidity and give relief place to go.” Many Dominican Sinters Contracted | at once. Ldibehbacacy Suits—and are Much To Be Preferred, at a Third The Cost . The complainant is Mrs. Elizabeth Influense Caring for Poor. When your meals don't fit and you Eleven Big Best Stores 3 BIG UPSTAIRS STORES feel uncomfortable, when you feel five- rt- Joannides. Her five-room apa: Six nuns, members of the Order of |i tie of indigestion pain, Keestburs ment is on the top floor of a five-|Dominican Sisters of the Sick Poor, plory brick tenement at No. 767 First|who contracted influenza in the br arrs Dapee Dinveitls Cre be Avenue, in the Slausiter House | course of their work among the sick Hammack distress to pean eine to-day reported to be recovering at| 4, 2he cot ts 80 little. The benefits “Eight years ago this month,” eat No. 140 West e1er| co. srest You, too, will be a Diapep- Mrs. Joannides said to a reporter for |‘® convent at No. est 616t| sin enthusiast afterward vt, Mall Order Dept., 2240 34 Ave New York Store, 226 W. 125th Street. Evenin, The DIET during & afte: 6: (6) Intended Selling Prices $25.00 to $39.50 . Street. Two others, one of whom is Evening World, “when we were | guttering trom consumption, also con- ving at No. 761, a few doors down|tracted in her work, and one with the avenue, my husband rge was| bronchitis, are seriously 111. urned to death in his efforts to save| Mother Mary, Sister Superior of the the rest of us from a fire which | convent, said to-day that fourteen of ORIGINAL Wurted in the sitchen. the sisters, who had been assigned to 4 “That was shortly before the birth|WOFK among the tenement dwellers +, Malted. Milk sry taby, Mildred. ‘The four other | °". the west side, had cared for 1,500 4 An tidren aro George, twenty, Bugene, | Ca#0e during the influenza epidemic. In mi inst: J the: eo fourteen, Hila, thirteen, and Florence, the ‘bedatae: Of thelr patients day and Impenetrable 7 @iamond Jewelry, and make ten had a pretty hard time after that easy ‘men but lately things have not been 90 = Dassling light cannot penetrate i red. peed ven yee Dad George isa plumber’s helper Soft-Lite glase—selling at 25% ||| Used scecceotaiy over ¥6 comers Mansattions eontdential Gall four others are at school. discount. fated Catalog at naa “Until I tripped on the runner on one " ‘Of the steps of the fourth flight, in M. SINGER, Jamuary, I went out to work cleaning hy, 206 Broadway. 156 Fulton Se. @ffices at 4 o'clock every morning, 1458 Madison A W. 18ist: camo back at § to get breakfast and oe eee make everybody ready for school, ‘981 Prospect Av, @pent the day as a ‘day's work’ house- | mie Morlick’s Thus Avoiding tmitations WORLD WANTS WORK WONDERS BROOKLYN= Brooklyn = OPPENHEIM. GLUNS & GS. 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