The evening world. Newspaper, March 31, 1922, Page 25

George has given his assent to che sule {the royal yacht Alexandra. She wil April 18. Ter transferred rf Sanchez Guerra announced i |) The Top Sergeant t Madrid that King Alfonso] do for the marines. restoriny atitue pughour paid off at Portsmoutn World News in ah LOCAL Phoebe Hoberman, twelve, of 9%% St. Mark's Place, is dead in ue Hospital of slecping sickness, Four persons were shocked by lght- ging yesterday—David Clark, Goshen of No. #81 Bast 24th Stree! ‘or Jewish War Suffere: 3 Fifth Ave » stockholders of the Seaboard Nu tional and the Mercantile National banks ratified plans for merging the two institutions under the name of the Sea- his wife and daughter, i eo, his Rahs Saad iy | board National Bank Say It With whose auto war struck, and ©. Be) store than $2,000,000 worth of tuition © Buck, Middletown mevchart, Whose | was provided free for war veterans who house was hit ‘The 400 tubercular patients in Fox Hilly Hospital will remain there several @aye before removal to Sea View Hos- pital, New Dorp, Jews In New York will begin a three weeks’ campaign April 16 for $3,000,000 or Foundation attended technical evening schools of the Knights of C bus during the semes- ter Jus: ended The will of Jon White Plaing, lea friends who ga nothing to his sister Business and professional women dis- play the most marked group strength in the country, saya Mrs. Lena Lake For- rest, President of the National Feder- ation of Business and Professional Women's Clubs. Garrit Smith, sixty-seven, a member of the law fire of Howe, Sm th & Saw- ver of New York City, died yesterday at his home tn Nyack. A mysterious message in a bottle washed up on the shore of Fire Island saving station, reported to the eriff Tuthill of Bay Shore, -FLORIENT | Flowers of the Orient) in, fled at ) estate to and gives What more lovely thought for an Eas- George Gordon Ki ixty-four, of No. 16 Kast 84th Street, a» member of fan old New York family, died last night After a six months’ {lines Charles Knight, twenty-sic, of No. 126 Mapes Avenue, Newark, 1s in Bellevue with a possible fracture of the skull after falling on tie subway stairs at Variek and Hudson Mrs. Mary Wi! % St. Nicholas that last? There is heart's delight in COLGATE Streets, 4, fifty-eight, of No. ace, Was struck last] § the last of the gang vans, now awaiting eet Stee een ee son trial charged with Boom of No, 2 f9th Streat while Jaane Hawken ee an dR hath 1 wos reported to-day that Alder Street. in Columbia He David J. Stewart wu i with a br ly at his home, No, 427 tie, Brooklyn, following >. @rawn ma skull at Duane and Churety Streets inst FOREIGN Might when struck by an ny He Ia edicts $m Volunteer Hospital. Charies lL. Weert As a measure of economy At Easter Time American Made Toilet Articler The Gift of Gifts ter gift than the fragrance of flowers Dickinson asked the Russians. Weeds! , e What Are You Eating? | They replied. | Everywhere the American historian, Thomas H. Dickinson, went he asked the same questions and the answers always were the same. What is the population of the village? ‘Two thousand a year ago. How many people have died? Two hundred of starvation, three hundred of cholera and typhus. How many horses and cows have been killed? Eighty per cent. How much crop did you get last harvest ? Five per cent. How much has been planted for next year? Little or nothing. Have you seed for spring planting? The government promised us two bushels an acre, but it has now delivered only two pounds. How much wheat have you in the village? The wheat is all gone. How many are hungry ? Every one is hungry. What will you do? Starve, unless the Amencans give us food The Story of a Great Nation—Dying _ THOMAS H. DICKINSON, for four years historian of the American Relief Ardministration, pictures in thrilling narrative the greatest national tragedy of all time. Since the fall of the Roman Empire no such story has been told as is contained in these fifteen authoritative and virile articles. Start ‘Russia in the Red Shadow’’ NEXT MONDAY’S New Dork Cribune Tell your newsdealer to-day to leave you The Tribune every day, beginning Monday. -THE EVENING WORLD, FRIDAY, MARCH 31, ——— — ~ ~ a 1922, The Bargains Offered for To-Morrow Are the Most Sexnational in Years Thousards cf Sin: Glass w If you intend starting housekeeping in the near future we advise you to buy now, for probably never again will you be able to buy high grade housefurnishings at such low prices. . Purchases Made Now Will Be Held FREE OF $5 Deposit : HARGE Until You are Ready for Them. This Handsome Period | Open Saturday Evenings Until 9.30 | Phonograph $160 Queen An Consist of Dresser, Chiffonier and Bed (sold separately if desired) Dresser, $42.47 C $375 Mahogany Combinat on Suits, 3 pieces $227.74 $450 Walnut Combination Suits, 4 pieces. . $300 Walnut Combination Suits, 3 pieces. . $900 Walnut Combination Suits, 8 pieces.. 569.74 Specia Credit Offer ! Depo. Your 5 10 20 *30 *40 50 Your Depo. 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