The evening world. Newspaper, October 26, 1922, Page 27

“A FORD A DAY.” Special Additional Daily Prize for Gonteibutions to This Page Until November 4, OPEN TO ALL READERS Name of Winner in To-Night's Pictorial Edi A DANN RIDERS A Sov Buln, EVENING WORLD PAGE OF BRIGHT, UNUSUAL HAPPENINGS aN. icvevt, sovviens Istulk sex Novtote Birvata, a bop alent Ske REPORTED BY EVENING WORLD READERS years old on roller skates swung from a motor truck directly O make this news feature even more entertaining and interesting Special Prizes are to be awarded Daily and Weekly in my path, tumbled on a manhole and fell before 1 could stop the ear, One Dollar is paid for every item printed; the prizes are in addition. Send them to “What You See?” Editor, Evenine Uy heart was next to my tweth! Luckily, the boy grabbed the bumper World, Post Office Box 185, City Hall Station. WRITE ABOUT HAPPENINGS IN YOUR OWN NEIGHBORHOOD pws he fell between the wheels. When the car stopped, almost on the yAnstant, he pulled lilmself erect, looked with contempt at my frightened TELL YOUR STORY, IF POSSIBLE, IN NOT MORE THAN 125 WORDS STATE WHERE THE THING WRITTEN ABOU gelf and sald, “Why the h— don't you learn how to drive?"—Ida Nime- 1OOK PLACE. WRITE YOUR OWN NAME AND ADDRESS CAREFULLY AND IN FULL. CHECKS MAILED DAILY ARS ES LAR Nels For the best stories each day: SPECIAL PRIZE, A FORD CAR A DAY UNTIL NOVEMBER 1; FIRST CASH PRIZE, $25; SECOND CASH PRIZE, $10; THIRD CASH PRIZE, $5. TEN PRIZES of $2 each for next best stories lephone Beekman If you witness a serious accident, the outbreak of what threatens to be a BIG fire, or knew ef any other BIG newe story, 4000 and ask for the CITY EDITOR of The Evening World. Liberal awarde for first big news, BE SURE OF YOUR FACTS. BROOKLYN. BRONX. A DASH FOR LIBERTY. REAL SPORT. “ON THE FIRE.” Tigaw @ Woy ‘about: tan rin cnt cf thee Fsetehed f were G Rid dewey) at :6 O° WEBSTER AVENUE at the corner of 183d Street you may see Police Court in West BHighth Street,] o'clock last night when at Broadway @ wooden fence which rises on stilts about 12 feet from the Coney Island, dash across the street and Battery Place I saw a group of into lot, jump up on the platform! small boys, evidently from nearby ground, While passing the spot this evening I was enteftained FAMILY APrarns, He WANTED TO BE CARRE of an ice depot and disappear, all In tenements, whore only tov sae an by the pranks of four bo; They had attached two strong pieces of eae neat 1 bia lis ir It wos late afternoon, The aun eis icomer weaning outer het gona bid volley ehate: The skate Saba rope to the lower end of the fence and had hitched a discarded auto- able elu not far trom] was casting elo ¢ 0 a court, rj Gurner of Hester and Norfolke Streets. WM fueling clongated | shadows. | rottowed by ten or fifteen more, and| widower, having lost ite mate, yet mobile tire to the rope, The tire was serving as a swing. * * © was asking $1.25, and n woman was| Ahead of me @ mother carried her | thoy all made for the tee depot. There] those kiddica were happy in playing Directly under the swing they had started a tiny bonfire, which soon Giiug ov cents for's cloth > hag year-old child from the Barclay | somebody spied the boy under the Ice] with it, Bach in turn fastened it to eda to 8 tc oukiy: Ob att peered x i Hed for some time and finally she bought t ferry, setting him down to | bullding, and stern-votced mintons of the] one of his feet and the others pulled gan to burn quite briskly. e after another they took turns swing- Tor a dollar, Lmmediat other when they reached the street, |I8W ordered him to come out. But he] Adm along the smooth , pavement ig back and forth over the fire. I would not have been surprised omen « 1 cloth Ndn't bude. A policeman ripped up| down in the financial distict, shout- sh onc i waaabeue too nus D9. @ wild ahriek of terror, Vv ieal planke, but to no avail, At last] ing with laughter.—Bdwin John if somebody's pants caught fire—they certainly must have been warm ie, when a friend called to me: “Cedut Hol Mini id Us Pid i we We’ [a thin men managed to crawl under the Ase No. 381 Prospect Avenue, —but nothing serious occurred while I hung around and, having j = ilel atte atthe ple hinate Nid your, ana hu Nae bullding far cnouigh to’ get Hold oF “Oe Mit dia) learned a thing or two from past expertenco, I let the little lecture I her hieband al, it sed out, al s is boostin tocling arried,—Mra, Indu Hanley, 3 7 taken court . No, 218 West i24d stye 285 Bit Mies having hold on one OSE COMMUTERS DA bape] court attendant the other hall we we sani OPENER. kid had about 1y policeman “BRASS.” wanted to give them choke in my throat and die—Milton Welss, No. and a large] The mother of two little boys of about 946 College Avenue, Bronx. just as though | two and four » was the only yus criminal. The poor] person on the Lexington Avenue sub- THE YOUNG IDEA. ARTISTS MUST minutes lberty und} way car on which I was riding during STARTING THE DAY HIGIET LIV I saw (and heard) a strolling musi-] A man came into an art and woot tt been my dally pleasure as a eee uh teralte 4 eo rush hor vening wi " ‘ Phere is x newsstand at Madhoalcommuer on the New York Central’s| Sat toecet a oes eae) eo ce Be ae Oltee eeanines wane cian on Bryant Avenue playing on a|Store at Southern Boulevard and Free- dare Purk which is owned by Hudson Division to drink in the beautles| Coney Taland Avenue the little ones’ grievance was I do not|ukelele and singing untiringly. He[/D&M Strect to-day, and T saw he had a fran who depends upon either sailor of wnom app * to have the stand opened horning, t was pas ene Suis large canvas painting of the Hudson River at West Point, He sald he was an artist In need of money and would sacrifice his masterpiece for $17. Every of ne cityward evi know; perhaps it was lack of attention! stopped to pick up an occasional coin ne view is superb afler AN INVITATION. by the mother, Anyway, she was deep|tossed to him. My friend's youngster es Spuyten Duyvil. Some " ih i ver Spuyten Duyvil, Some] sr, nushand was in the pages of a book entitled “Brass.” | watched him specuiativel on is alwa B Wh. The efforts of u young girl to quiet the} passed on the young “hopeful, Ieing reveat i¢ hesida te med te me laboriousty without Jone 8 pa "i 6 of- ppronehed si did othe face] With rather obvious no: ance 5 Ciba @ he bapaha buhay ltl recent gift. A few minutes later welt suppose if T asked $3 for this pleture ht been o rock just. north} Just inviting the B—-'s to dinner.” I See he tela i Latah heard lusty singing, accompanied on <lyoy would hesitate.” The stor ‘ The Beyptinn’s| Naat particularly anxious about hav- | THT cmorence “Dowaer, No. #02 | gee tcp te ree ae coe, many cols, Hreached Jn hin pocket, oxt ‘, ; nee of having) ine them to dinner, but sald nothing. | Wilh cton Avenue, Brookigne * [and when we looked out we saw “pre-lheig them toward the artist. Tex! SD that. Hore, hold in hand of af aid the next moriing € wus glad, for | Washington Avenue, Brooklyn. cious” singing and play stopping Ane indinnnntly tue mee hed the job ee was carved by |? postman brought me a letter from only to plek up the coins torsed to him. auheigadwatsd the:es wad! won aut heivig: | St No. rot Hast} Ms husband, all written backward CHESTNUTS, He wore a look of blissful satisfaction ha utelcctalier ane fe Oakcn Nola Goeth § Aalte mi wd T saw that it had to be held to a] Tf eaw a portable cheatnut stand ar-]and I bubbled with enjoyment, but hi SO Tarrant Avenue, “ mirror to be read. It inyited me to} rested, together with its Italian owner, | mother wits Paes “Sonny, what pesos ed ii Ee N Y R. dinner and the theatre.—Mrs, Alice zo on Vulton Street, Man- [is the meaning of this?” “Well, mam- . * z 5 ae itt SE Gt oe . Wolff, No. 1096 President Street policemen and € nan in| Dia, T saw big man making money,| WELD BE TICKLED FOOLISII. AN of dark and stolid appearaice stalked {nto dis Hee eT eral cilipa P{hOURHE TA Wake some toatcmane|) oy wlth tie mittidanarinant of Building, No. 61 Broadway, and, with as much unconcern as if BY FALSE PRETENSE. Ford car. They stopped by the stand, |Fliderblum, No, 1514 Bryant Avesue. x ie PEA IE sb trot to dec ie H On Cumberland Stree (Greene rec vender to Ket : i — petween a di av and a Brown su he had been in the ths of the Maine woods, swung down kok i Peo Be Sine n ar. Cireene one ee uue ta ere ae Romie SRT when @ womin willed In, plened out from his shoulder a small deer and placed it in front of the elevator. [each holding a penny in-nle hand end | stand and stock, one of the cops stood] On the Lexington Avenue subway to- 4 ault und an overcoat, evidently for The man was dressed in rough clothing and had about him the air of both bawling out thelr woe.to an unre- | on the running board and held the stand| day T saw 2 man opening his Evening| he? husband, paid a deposit. left a slip of paper on which were written the re~ quired dimensions and left the store smiling in satisfaction. | avonder if hubby will smile?--W. T, Schneider gr, No. 2454 De Voe Terrace, : nergte and unsympathetic world Da-| thereon as the car sped off.—Miss Edna] World to the “What Did You See To- a woodsman, His sudden appearance caused a sensation in the crowd | vii and Duster told ine, after giving me| Vieser, No. 999 Hancock Street Brook- | Day" page. He carefully read the stories that is alw present in the corridors of a big office building and in a eet names, that two stranger kids of | lyn. : Bepearing tn Ae Prete So) ane te f ¥ a their own age ofte he penny took a knife from his pocket to eut on moment he and bis burden were surrounded by a double ring. He | (Nty fora tude on thele velecioatee Te UME, SMITH IS AN “ALL ROUND] one of them, ‘The look that came over Stood his ground with no hint that Le was aware of the many pairs seen " way to earn that sub- MAN. his face as he folded this bit of paper of eyes. He ncted, indeed it bringin stantial > the bargain was made In The Lvening World of Oct. 191 Sar pluced it carefully in his pogket max CAMPHOK BALLS. t 8 deer into @ New York sky- | inie the strangers rode oft and did not| saw pictures of a bow of the sth )toll plainer than words that ome] While walking along William street @craper were an everyday occurrence. t to messenger boys and return, D, Le Roy-Horton, Ne, 820] Ward who became Governor of the |“DoubtIng Thomas’ atehome wwas going | to-dny T saw a woman shake camphor Clerks this was distinctly new. They gazed at the graceful lines of | Cumberland Street, Brooklyn. Empire State. When he was dressed | to be convinced by a tiny bit of news-| balls out ot the pocket of her winter mal . . — up he parted his hair on the left, | print.—Edward J. Hegurty, No. 2719] coat—Cyrilla Keon, No. 429 the animal with an intensity that made you feel they were viewing a QUEENS. When he took his nait and shovel to | Morris Av 136th Street, @eer at close range for tbe first time. The sight of this stricken igs the beach he parted hts hair on the €reature of the wi d) sursbande! by an atiioepbets ofteocesntrated NAMES AND PLACES. phe, cama iver dune tadicsian, Ai HICHMOND: Elviltzation, fascinated the onlookers and they followed the man with | pureel hent tntes Ronee Teeeerae far | Rev. Ernest £. Youts, No. 480 Tomp- Se een ace Seie de Rar egtel tale S their eyes until he and his incongruous charge were spirited away by [lowing names of villages and towns: | in* Avenue, Brooklyn. which was #et up a moying-pleture ma- Oy one] eR eres he. FAG PRE Independence 1ECUS ‘ont. F ope, Minn: Le k, y.t Hurrle Deflanes, Mich a.; Disappointment, Col Fla, Fr the elevator.--Paul Field, No. 61 Bi adway. pa Ue school on Heberton Avenue I sav 31 rm oT - chine, A screen was ed down the . Oe AMEY THAN Trick, ‘The ear was parked in front of] @ father accompanying hts sun to Cuno ce the [roduc se Building and th achool. Just in front of the build= Dien ees ene are m that was run off ing he stopped, took the boy's books t evention of aon the ear.—Manotte A. .| the boy went inte and his DOK eh father ran to cateh hix train ent some time preparing to Club's ball ertalnment ponte Te a, tekets for which wer Goo Blool Ky . Af one what legend and be told in cach pleee of Regular CAPITAL PRIZ fd ‘ DAILY Prize Winners Other Than Those to Whom the Ford Care are Awarded: FIRST, td Fe ah ri i fash $100; SECOND, $50; THIRD, $25; FOURTH, $10. WECKLY PRIZES. for the Best Stories of the Week to Be Distributed Among OUT OF TOWN. IN HALF A JIFF, OMING HOME late at night in a taxicab I was mot at the drive- C way by a friend of the family who had taken my pet bull pup, Jiffy, out for a walk, I stepped out of tho cab, slammed the door behind me and went on to the house. * * * We missed Jiffy, * © ° A thorough search fatled to discover her, Wo wero all very much distressed. Where had the poor pup gone? It looked as if the goblins had got her, Just as we were about to abandon the search the phone rang and a strange voice reported: “Your dog is down here in a taxicab, Shall we send ‘im ‘ome?” Ten minutes later Jiffy was restored to the family circle and the driver asked for “Fifty cents, please.” Jiffy had slipped into the cab just as I stepped out of it.— Claudia Arsdale, Woodbine Drive, Freeport, L. I. THE DOLL. - AN AIRMAN SELLING VACUUM Near ma in the Penn station, as J CLEANERS. was waiting for a train, was an old Po-] 4 young man rang my doorbell to-day lish woman and her two-yenr-old grand- Mt and he looked #0 disconset: when I ghte ¢ ood Ei Gaughter, ‘The child spoke good Engle} tis him 1% already had o vecuuat and had good manners, and her sweet- ‘ cleaner that 1 asked him In to demone sa at wh attentlo he ness attracted as much attention as the | tipity his. MpEKGOA GHEE qunintness of her dress, She emiled ermth after having bee shed brightly and made friends with every! Sin wind for mone tite oat thee ie fone, bul expecially with two little girls what I learned from him: Here was @ who sat with thotr mother beside her.| young man upon whom Unele Sam's The Polish child fell over head and ears| taxpayers had expended thousands of in Jove with two little Dutch dolls the] gotlars to train him, first. In Boston children's mother bad Just bought for] ip, a pe England pert the other gira, and presently ane of the | ssiuen) cningcn mat Uncle: ee aviation engineer. But Uncle Sam's latter whispered to her mother. and | short-sighted old women in. Congress, visit was made to the newsstand and| needless of the strides in aviation gesimilar doll was bought for the Polish| which are being made abroad, reduced girl. Her rapture was beyond all de-| {ts appropriation to a totally Inadequate scription. She Kissed her hand to every] sum and flung to the scrap heap brains one in sight when her grandmother ed | trained at enormous expense.—Mra Mae her to their train.—Mrs, Lulu Gibson, | bel P, Hanford, No. 280 Riverside Avee Ne. 9 Ellis Avenue, Long Branch, N. J.' nue, Lyndhurst, a COLD WATER. O- of the trials of my life ts a pair of the boys at the firehouse who are continually playing practical jokes on one another, They are known to their associates as “Mac” and “Tom.” Mac was sitting out in front of the house yesterday when Tom came to an open window just over his head and dropped a paper bag. The paper bag was filled with water. It caught Mac square on the head, and at the moment his cap was on his lap. * * * Well, to-day Mac saw hfs opportunity to get hunk, He saw Tom standing in front of the house fully uniformed, Tom seemed to be inviting attack! Mac dropped not a paper bag but a bucket of water on him and his aim was perfect. * * * And I saw ‘Tom walk into the house as solemn as a Judge and take off the thoroughly soaked coat. He handed it to Mac saying, “Here's your coat, Mac, I must have put it on by mistake.” -B. H, Butterfield, (Captain) Hook & Ladder No. 7, No. 152 Lincoln Street, Jersey City, N. J AN UMBRELLA AT RIVERDAL VRELINGHUYSEN MEETS A WET. A fashtonably dressed woman alighted When Senator Frelinghuysen, the from a New York Central train at| Republican dry candidate in Jeri T also saw|me some time ago by my postm: — tie L, Bile ot has three or] brother. We met at the De Kalb Ave- poom: Kiehmond. nan Verow- | nue subway nd went to the 7 a = uring Sandy Hook on a fishing trir . rge Street, Jar.atca, | Temple tast ay night, only to bel jeurd a “Boom! and saw.‘ OUR YOUNG FOLKS. Informed there that the uffalr was for ss; Oct. 26. A week was too long to wait i ‘THE ROL strike the water about @ milo ab Then anoth 1.| On the street near my home | noticed “Boom! and 1 saw a several youngsters playing on a lance wa ; mms » In the temple, so we went to our homes) sno! strike about huif a mite uhend, |4eesuw. Taaw an eneraetio litte mint i ALAN SEEGER'S TREF. YOUNG MR. OLDMAN, Vo- Street and 1 atter laughing until we were on the) sj) hands were wondering What would |seesawing as fast as she could, singing On the south side cf Washington] A man who was, T thought, about | av ax, 1 saw a woma of hysterics. Mrs. E, Lundaueen, | happen to us if a she k the bout,Jand chattering all the timo, and all the [Bauare, between West Broadway and] Mfty-five years of axe stepped briskly | Provably containing buns or + 2 7 47th Street, Brooklyn. and just os we were over the water] while knitting at a great rate. Y MPR ter ciresti sam tora wa {up to the bench spon which T was site [202 #eted 80 queerly T decided to watch. : zion where the shells had we heard| Would think {t Impossible to make : . lo-day on an mo Lasts She stood still looking about, TWO CHANGES, enother Boom!" engine hateh| mouth, fingers and feet work as fast ut ron railing that surrounds @ tree a|ting with another Indy i Central Park} then walked u block and jooked about| 1 was accosted yesterday ax Tt wasland floor on which wo ctood shivered] the same time, but our little ones now this morning and greeted her in 4 voice fen} that rang with youth and the joy of 188%, dled July’ : T) wa tock had tilked a fewl around again and I thought I'd give herl therefor, Wh again, 1 saw he shook his 4 unot 5 1 steps to my home by an]and asked If Thad an four o pty $sfone hug » With this Inscription: * Alar exer, Fo) hook, and so ald w ad been struck and raising the were|adays do wond en some a boy, but} mounting th 1 on. . ng “om ful things.—Mrs, 1 No. 4272 ilehmond ‘Turuplk nvilie. Planted by the Wr Glu, [UvINE. | After they had , f plied that 1 had} saw the engine and boat — ay 16, 1921, Togistored American Fars |Mements she said she had a compll- Va chance to speak tome, She asked mn:[ nothing to ae Immediately raised had placed a ean of t WAY WE Do Ly rie yay try Association, Washington, D. C7 {ment for him—that wy fried ad sald beyoung man, do you know uny one by} his bid to $6. but 1 disnisaed tim with uust pipe to brother came (o viet mo and rectly opposite. of the building a ai At al dle 0 su new’ | tho ne Twas thinking} out explain Nid my “ola there was no hole in said he would stay overnicht, but thut Bee nen caucee. ta cntten nate fas | jane ad: lehen s Yow I f remain ut} becoming too hot. the ean ext he dirty from the dust of his trip. ating that “Alan S this she did paeaarded a Vy ne—D 0 John KE. Goetz, No, 220 Vik so 1 suld: “Take a bath before Koing to ry for him | str ouse, 1911-1912. Walle: r France sintyeh Weste i et rs for Mea x leigh, hed, 1 got up before film in the morn: ly 4, 19: Tian o) Warne er fa ne Hs Ame: Hl uely Wit y ing and stretched across the stove in at 23d Street yeara moro than 1 Judged him to 4 r that she was he kite 1 saw @ line lade wits bat T saw his eyes twinkle in amon ‘mall errand to B.V. D.'x, souks and his shirt. 1 arked aga el ie Hog Raed te eet yee ly at § SUSE AGRA pte net im if hie etoth ceded a bath too. Iesaw my father and mother working| poy, and when he left us it was with havens Lod Eiab bute nd he said: “That's the way we bathe in the Navy, from the skin out.—B lalkin, Adelaide Avenuc, Oakwood Heights P.O, their clothing store. T went upstaits|q schoolboy's upright step. — Mra J saw my two esters getting the sup-| ftarry s. Willis, No. 138 West. 9tth | « WORK N to-night. Gee, how rotten 1 fel at eins il OUR ARMY SWORE TERRIBLY 1 elng every one working save myself! _ FLANDERS.” Ln Li Boe 1 get a i) s00n ena th 1 ON ORDERS FROM PARE. Agi and works on an oyater boat} ‘ EEA SAAR et, to-day I saw a janitor sus- |! poeta ' nike of auveping the side. [around Plum Island the bout began t FIRST CLASS IN MISTRY. T showed some samples of tale to ian employed by the Staten Island Chemival Company, He said the sum- Sti pend his wo = : ) the side Troll, for tt was quite Yough. At noon ple contuine sina which he MR. CUTE ee ene ned te eee cit, [husband ond the other man jolned could feel by rubbing « small portion in A trl plu cehiony 1 Wy Ane: it] Soetunie and, ae ahe hirept past, her thelr: luck in Yes 1. e cial Pri e,. nls Rise Not hav! aon ifying “64 train chanced tol Sicceping panels awept the walk, f us got esterday’s Specia rizes slaan and not bein to feel them pad a sign in the car while considering] Completing the jauitor's work for give up whe oth myself T was at a loss as to what to hether the p. post would be the} j v Mise Ntella Toepfer, No began pulling te, ia i eo. He Ford Car say, when he arose, drew a glassful of ickest way to have a dozen pairs of a . A Cds fan a big black fish when vy ter from the cooler and rubbed some we de The sign read: PAM lost Wea tet aely Birect: came in and hit hin in the back, MRS. LILLIAN WARREN WHITE, No. 582 Columbus Street, of the talc on one side of the glass, I tleles on pi.tforms or trains eR AITO king im overboard. | We fished hin Union Hill, N. J. looked through from the other side and hn b ded to station men or (rain 1. J out 1 he landed on deck, forgetting lant ai 5 as saw the tale magnified severnl time ards and will be redeomed, upon}, 1 was passing the Wovlworth Build-1 | was there and swearing @ blue stre ding WRI ee RGR ent imamate te Cli "tetiter: Eve I also saw the “shiner Iph RK fication, ut No, 1565 West goth] ing to-day when the whid was blowine]| He a of coruse, but I don't Cash Pri Jefferson, No, 128 Benaiker A c, Bt bt. Aas we were stepping from the| hard, and I saw some letters carried § | pelteve (ll cate to go again for go oes _ Fist Cash Prize, $25 . Geareec Gs F my friend dropped his box in front | the breee from an eighteenth floor win- | time,-—Mrs. Nora Christensen, No. NAT A. JASLOW, No, 200 Arbuckle Bullding, Brovkly oa a guard and his friend received tle} dow flutter down and cre He baled Ster Avenue, Greenport, L. L. Second Cash Prize, $10 FOR TWENTY Five CENTS. age the same day.—D. Rothr ont cond fear. >» ellly eee ane . , Getting off a Sixth Avenu nt 9, 1919 Second Avenue. No. 827 West 44th Stree THR STRAP, SARA O. WINNER, P. QO, Box 175, Little Falls, N. % | South Ferry Station A quarter jard on a Third Cash Prize, $5 lying on the platform MICHAEL MECHLPR, No. 764 Tintom Avenue, Bronx Risth Avenue Waly (Juss pl waw it at the sam tin Ten Cash Prizes of $2 Each opening the gate hi PAY NOMONEY! SEND NO MONEY! went out to play W. A. PAUS 8787 Lefferts Boulevard, Richmond Hill, L. 1. up the quarter and swung ¢ There is no charge of any kind for taking part in The Evening eater and one 4 Later EB. C. PRANKLIN, Grand Avenue, R. F. D. No. Box 94, ean ae Sh) fo 1d's “Waat Did You See To-Day?" competition, Send no money oling: out aw Srown Hempstead, L. I. oe eit rye Sraik Wor 3 s as i : ag ey ae etanaine 1: Con oF the ALFRED D. SICKLES, No. 69 Eighth Avenue. the other gate open and any care! ae with your letters, Pay no money to any one under any circum- public school . d “5 passenger might have stepped off into stances, PERSONAL calls are made on Ford winners ONLY. It which Blue W. P. ROSS, No. 11 East 130th Street. the street.—Miss Grace Donnelly, No. your contribution is adjudged worthy of the automobile the re- weater would catch on the ground be- ROW Ra Me ae hice he ae i a i es porter who calls upon you will carry Evening World credentials. would {all, 1 called to them, Both 28, HELEN BOONE, New Dorp Lano, Staten Island ¥ Sri ‘Ask to see them. In case of doubt, telephone to the City Editor [| took mit both went on with IRVING ROOP, Belford, N. J. Pathe Wookly an aecount of the wont th t yhedie ‘om 8. FR vig TINN, y U} ito: ve 6, Freeport F] of The Evening. World a ae, one on obaaiaes fom || MAB. PRANK GUINE, No, 40 Haniton Aveous, report, to | | Maan ste Every effort is made to print the more meritorious contribu- Bit fan nent Bue Lc LRale mons tar soe oa IG RE South aes!) Aven Cis ally end of tions, Write on matters likely to be of general interest. “Locate” fore I saw the two were not my boy i hae to-day Ailes Pick he goes you shin are > re! THERE > tht anperes Ane <4 ae ne a itt rs of nbout ¢ | best. inners will be announced in this evening's Night ie for the incident. Tell WHERE the thing happened. And “keep on fume size who happened to 1 Pictorial (Green Sheet) edition and in other editions to. raided eth ial et rite trying.” nud Dive Kwest ci : morrow. Walk Colina Ave ' I Ne 4 Bir i chy . 93 A FORD A DAY’ GIVEN AWAY FREE UNTIL NOVE ‘ 2 4 “ 4 h i / Riverdale station one day last veek, > A frei a wlaetow we the, teett, Park] went through the Schwartsendach- he ‘ry Vainly to raise an umbrella Huber Company's tik ud to protect her from a pelting rain. The] Hoboken on Wednesday, shaking vonductor gallantly came to her usaist-| Aands with the employees, ono of ance. But, when he succeeded in holst- # was! ing the umbrella, tt promptly turned] '*¢ 24rla who chanced to be wash- inside out. Hoe tried to get it back In] 4 her hands aa ho approached, of- shape, but could not As the train fered him her hand, dripping with poved on to maintain tts schedule, Fanw| tater. The Senator gripped it with- the woman standing in the rain on the] Mt batting an eye. Afterward the Platform, holding the useless umbrella girl explained to friends that she or her hi Alice BM. Rogers, No. | {2a# t20 polite to tell the eteitor that laude Btrost, Dobbs Ferry. h sho favored the candidacy of Gov. nN Edwards, hx wet opponent, “ao I handed him the wet hand.”-—Wilk fam H. Heasner, No, 582 Smith root hero yester- | gervet, West Hoboken, N. J AUNTY'S SLIGHT MISTAKE, On Grace Chureh day T saw a youn man carrying @ i baby Chat wax entirely weal up tf A BAD PENNY. bt wreeently, pulling aside the! sty tite 1U-year-old nelghbor is @ unket's folds to see that babyking waa ail right, instead of looking upon {conundrum shark and every day he Tat fact, ete are tee fot ONIH UPON | vigite us to learn new ones. ‘The other head was auppoaed to be in the crook | dey, He was told the old whoexe about of lior-arm, HAY had Gaon cnrreine Cheney. Ne enabled to Ket haby upside down, suc fortunately eo the i the cat be Ne ns cence harm was done.—C. Johnaos ‘our paws, the goose becuuse ¢ harm wus done.—C, Johnaon, Kye N. ¥en the ¢rog because ft had a greene back, and the lamb because it had four rtera, ‘The poor skunk was excluded HAVING BE LAW ON HOM, As the smoke rose from the burning oof of 4 ‘ "ST iecwude it had only a scent, and a bad ier mt none Foor tw e8 Tone at that. Ii telling the story to bie shop, a six-your-old boy who had been | Mother the Utue fellow got along nicely ‘hing ee eM Tuntil he reached the skunk. That ante watching me interestedly from the door wa ddenly disappeared. ‘Ten inin= mal, he explained, tn't get into aunt ch Temaner og [the ‘cirous heeaus uit he had was @ and. apked Af 1 wu | rotten penny.” tl , No, 433 Main Horse.” 1 was puzzled moment Terringtot . nul T thought of the burning hoot =< p : Wine’ on The chite had > to the police statt lef twas “burning up a] A inen was ¢ ane 1 told the jc Might horse nk H. Voxht, No. 39 STN Epo! within view of a poreh ag T mat Sireet, . 4 t last evening. TI osaw him remove h s in a long electric cord A MOL N THE HL in Its plac cord Was carried throug! 1 wae riding on top of « bu ver-[the mcond story wi yw oof & nearby ride Drive 125th Stewet, when w] house, and soon T heard th und of @ a three-story house on am burge chat |vacuum cle After finishing his job towed down th Hades in the he man reme a * cord ig.—Mre. Jerome J. 1 d rept bulb.—Bridve Gleason, THE FIREMEN’S PARADE. | the apnual inspection of the Port Chester Pire Department Along the Mnc of mareh were massed the spectators, many of them relatives of men {n the ranks. As each company appeured it was generously and heartily applauded; and not without reason, for as they stepped out to the musie of brass bands the men in their full dress uniforms made a splendid appearance. At the conclusion of the march and inspection, and when the several companies were headed for their respective fire-houses, there was an alarm of fire for a blaze which already had galned considerable headway in a Chinese re: rant on North Main Street. The entire department was on the scene, and several lines of hose laid, before the fire gongs had ceased ringing, The t that they were in dress uniform did not hamper the work any; each wan did his full duty and some were over- ne by smoke, So, on parade day, this Port Chester F. D. gave the best kind of proof of its efficiency and that the applause of the multi- tude was merited,—-Ernest F. Reld, No. 34 Davis Street, Rye, N. Y. I--SPECIAL PRIZE