The evening world. Newspaper, February 17, 1922, Page 19

terres e+ ARIST WRITER, DES IN HOSPITAL Art Director of The World and Liberties League Head Suc- | } cumbs After Operation. Frank Cornelius Drake, & early this | director of The World, di ynorning in Post Grady; Hospital of followed af | fthe hip. 1 1d been in th fession as writer, artist and art dir r thirty-two year The fun ot Mi held at Grac way and Tenth habits an’ n Vrar iB] protested \ 1 uinst tailment 0 about by t and he devot to fighting it. H i tended a public + mation at W His news pin splendid t st Palmyra, N.Y au at the College of the ¢ Ye His father, Jo printing hal and ordinary ney returned to the tH 1906 beear t Mr. Drake wa as wel uw art work, and PHILADELPHIA” Sunday Wor! ry i hed by line. A year lat tor of the \ it is on the label. equally ex (fang the ar Bfbefore his i Canal, in which: be interest becuu he v i no it y. Drake is survived 1 They’re all ‘“‘keen’’ for ARMOUR'S OATS Mother smiles because she can put them on to cook when she starts the coffee —they’re both done at the same time. Father says of course they’re good to eat, but he likes ’em because they give him substantial energy for a day’s work. And the most important member of the household —she isn’t interested in the fact that they’re one of the greatest body builders known. Her eyes sparkle just because she likes that good oat flavor. Armour’s Oats cook perfectly in 10 to 15 minutes Get them at your grocer’s ARMOUR GRAIN COMPANY, Chicago Makers of Armour’s Guaranteed Cereals Oats, Corn Flakes, Pancake Flour, Macaroni, Spaghetti, Noodles nt Phenix Cheese Com r 345 Greenwich St., New York City THE EVENING WORLD, FRIDAY, FEBRUARY 17, 1922. ARTIST AND WRITER |OLD COMMANDERS AID | WHOSE DEATH COMES NEGRO WHO FOUGHT AFTER OPERATION |... tev dew Peieiis | Plea of Ma ach Lawrence Joaquin, twenty 2460 Seventh Avenue, a Negre distinguished himself in ry | where he fought with Col. Haywa celebrated 869th Infantry (the 15th), was sentenced to Sing Sing for |six to twelve years by Judge Nott in jthe Court of General Sessions to-day jon his plea of guilty of manslaughter iin the first degree. He had been in- Col. Hayward, now United States District. Attorney, telegraphed to Judge Nott from Palm Beach ask jing clemency for Joaquin because of jhis war record. Col. Arthur Little, {now head of the regiment, said |doaquin's conduct had done much in winning the Croix de Guerre for the jregiment. Judge Nott said he had |taken the various pleas into account n fixing the sente > to-morrow —afternoor The 2 @ WITH NO SPLEEN. Charles Walkley will off Phe : v Supt ita sas NR US AL Training High School, who: en was wunday morning =x rei d last Monday follo' tobox- Known by many are pa accident at Mil fleld of endeavor, | FRANK DRAKE .. ably will recover, it w many thousand! > 1: the Methodist Episcopal Hospital, peation that fill y Emily Kent Toptins where the operation was performed. He Mbactov Awa Mr Drake u ‘ doing nicely," the surgeons said. ized the Ameiican Like he - opposition to the Volst ! : +b i any CooK PERFECTLY. IN 10 10 To 15 MINUTES x ARMOUR GRAIN, COMPANY 4 | | empted rol ' jf to 4 hospital until several days | Guges Fiaee!, twenty-three, a Nearo of| [tempted obbery, but denies having fired | 8" i | No. 73 West 131st Street, was arroated | " To-day ectives Kemp and Stroja- The ro Inst * é the han of t m Street statio 5 of pe eT ee Watt ie te oT wo ARRESTED ‘FOR rested John Krozolink, thirty-seven, of 40 Famous bs ee eee UL) CUR ee HOLD-UP IN STABLE| X® 1° Cannon Street, and John Mi- B Plaint of William Buzinos, a delicat ji ko, twenty of No, 982 Haat 10th rands sen store keeper of No. 561 Lenox ave- Imit participating in the of Men’s nue. hie tee | "they got only $70 enon, for Buzinbs {dentified the prisoner as one| ‘'** Fever. % i r take all the money,’ and of two men who entered his store on they suid. Krozolniie admits holding @ Young the night of Sept. 11 last and at the’ Straki Haurish of No, 111 Qoerek| gun, the police say. Men's | |dicted for first degree murder for | |cutting the throat of Mrs, Helena Jackson, a Negress, in his apart | ment POLICE ARREST NEGRO WHO ADMITS HOLDUP |»! by Delicatessen Store) ner As One of Robbers. Identified oO Cha ed with robbery and assault, BIG SATURDAY SPECIALS] me BIG STORE MAIN FLOOR FORMER SIEGEL- COOPER BUILDING 6th Avenue at 19th St. Here Are Some Real, Many Others, Just as Attractive, Along Our Famous Main Aisle. Come Early, Before the Crowds Arrive. EXTRAORDINARY BARGAIN! x Women’s NN Never Before! models, silk lined a shawl collars of BUT—remember main— Biggest bargain in the city—Less than half if price... 1000 NEW SPRI SPRING Jersey Dresses Rainbow Hats Silk poplins—black and white and other snappy color combinations. Ea- gerly sought e 5 + to $5. We offer ee them, Satur only, each © Ladies’ Bath Robes Both light and dark brown, with handsome floral designs. Sizes up T potne of 4 gun attempted to take the [contents of the cash register. 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