The evening world. Newspaper, September 14, 1920, Page 14

vay “gue gvENING woRLr Oven was situated, cleaning the pans| KEUHLING TRIES TC TO ESCAPE. for baking, when the explosion hurled him through the roof. He fell back| Wan Held an Witness fh in Drowning and was buried In the ruins ef Wife—Got Tired, He Says. The force/of the blast moved to~ WASHINGTON, Sept. 14—Roy H ward the bullding front, sweeping | Keuhli ho ts held by the police as violently through the kitchen, where jn connection with the drown- Frances Dohmistich of No, 186 Sec. |!" sen wee 6 bipthteed ead ond Avenue, was preparing the soup. |< wo t { She was pinned against the door to| nt drom erpresinat police station. (he lunch room in a masy of kettles) Tf 3 ® witness room | and kitchen furnishings, covered with | 494 had rem nel from the room floor when aiseovered his ate | » Uidal wave of soup. tempt Continuing through the lunch room, | WA# said by thi e ‘ed of Mi the force of the explosion blew a few |,” Grand. Ju being doa cn “Are Buried j in Pg ho at Ruins and Customers Swept |!uncters trom their stools, swept the | death of Mra, ene F Stool: dishes trom the counter and blew out | ' rom Stools. | the front windows, The sound of the | NQ TEACHERS—NO SCHOOL. eee. binst was heart two blocks away. | Policeman Kelly called the firemen | sh and dug out Rubonear, who was taken by Dr. Frost to Bellevue Hos- F pital with a broken eg, internal ine | Share ote eah jurles and possible fracture of the |achoola in the Sta oa KITCHEN gation of the was begun to this wheat and malted ping Hg oe is equaled economy. Grocers everywhere sell Grape-Nuts. A fas explosion to-day demolished the one-story’ bakery and wrecked he adjoining kitchen and lunch room ft Leon Kien, No. 88 Third Avenue. | skull. Frances istich could burying two employees in the ruins. b hed until Martinoff Martin Rubonear of No. 176 East 17th | x “a rant miatreet, crawie ae the baker, was out in the o' exten out. | so SS Ps 7, UNADULTERATED Good health depends upon what ou drink and eat. To enjoy the best of health you must select pure liquids and pure foods. Any family physician will so advise. When it comes to selecting a pure, unadulterated, invig- orating drink containing a little alcoholic substance, every Chemist who knows anything about agood wholesome brew will tell you that one of the best that was ever brewed is JACOB RUPPERT'S | Knickerbocker lhe Brew That Satisfies Knickerbocker is a cous brewery product containing all the best that can possibly be extracted from pure hop and barley malt. It is o and matured in the same vessels and by the same methods that made it justly famous years ago. Knickerbocker is a asteurized brew. 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