The evening world. Newspaper, December 20, 1922, Page 27

wi ‘¥ mailed daily. The weekly special awards, announced dition to this payment. Open to all readers. MANHATTAN. DELAYED IN TRANSIT. SMPTY LOCAL TRAIN pulled into the 137th Street station on the Broadway Ine about 9 o'clock this morning. A crowd, of which I was one, waited for the doors to open, but no conductor ppeared. Finally one gentleman reached over between the first oO cars and released the handle of the first car, thereby opening the de door. Iie promptly entered, took a seat, opened his newspaper Ind gave us a contemptuous look as if to say, “Come on in you 'fraid its!" Suddenly the train began to move—backwards! It backed jown the track and turned in at a siding at the foot of the station, here it waited for the express to pull in ahead of {t. And as tho peal backed out I saw the most comical expression of surprise spread er the countenance of the lone passenger. The crowd’on the plat- m gave him the merry ha-ha.—Arthur S. Warshak, No. 611 West ist Street. EST METHOD OF PIANOS. Avenue 4 HOISTING Here are some of the advertising Third signs I noted to-day on Third Ave- 14th Stree 1 saw a new way of holstins! nue, between 16th and tat Btreete mero jacked ka were placed | « {4a stores of enterprising mer- the front to kepp them| chants: On Mroggie’s Repair Shop, TT s and pulley “Bring Froogie your job and watch Paprended ton tee dd ry Mm hop to it.” In @ hole-in-the- slipped, bund-like, around one © toall frankfurter shop, “Tepid canine Bis whl ndwie 5 cents.’ In an tea Rashi ‘cream or, “Our soda’s atcell-— 3 y “ water with your sundae Plano shot up into the ait Bild Gab fon ite Band in less than a mi Dat tae gene fhe third story window. Only on Meartsteld, wor ager eiaen Db and Whe driver wer Jed fe dob, whereas the old way at lrast sparen ONE NIGHT AT THE OR- would have been employed.—Osvar a hatein, No. 2109 Third Avenae. I on i nu let myself Into the h Street near st dark church Nicholas Ave- this evening for organ practice. HONORS TO DR. COSENZA. nay morning, following the Arists} ono else was in the building anf I made luotiona, which ended with the plac-|my way with the ald Al valeetiia pins on coat lapels of the fortunate | torch to the orgnn. Soon T was abs who were admitted to t A dnvths muses ihe compostion } Cosenza, the Principal, was about) ] was playing called for a plantssimo dismiss us for regular class work| ending. and as the music "trembled en one of the facul halted the away into co” L was startled by « I by saying he had something sepulchral cough behind me in the dark portance to ddliver. Turning to the| and cavernous depths of the church, It Incipal, he openea a box, tovk the froze iny blood and brought the study a medal and, plicing ft on to a sparmo conclusion not intended Principal's breast, announced | by Sir John Stainer, My first thought n knighted by the King | was “spooks,” but I summoned sumM- For an appreciable interval} cient courage to look around, ‘There in assembled pupils were silent, and] the dim religious Hight I saw dark they let out one big vell, which gleaming eyes and the apparition pntinued unabated for Mve minutes. | held a w ith! Finally 1 found anwhtle all the instractors my volce to demand what it was doing owding about the Principal, offering | there, and to my immense rellef a hu- pngratulations, ani cheer leaders were] man Voice answered that he had come ly striving to turn turmoil intel to dciiver a wreath of flowers for a ye sort of orkanized cheerins. I was} funeral to be held in the church later happy crowd of “happy in the Tin the evening and had come in when Hghting of thei; chic sently| he found. the but I was unable to ec P c -Florence Chrystal, No. 352 West 120th t Bist Strect. Stre THE GIRL WHO FELL UNDER A STREET-CAR. WAS BUYING A NEWSPAPER at No. Amsterdam Avenue Mon- day evening when I saw a child run across the street toward me. She way hit by a southbound trolley car and thrown under the front wheels, The motorman instantly stopped the car and jumped out. Vomen screamed. A crowd gathe Every one was looking under the west side of the car for the child, when suddenly I saw her crawl from under it on the east side. She was under-the middle of the car. The front trucks hud passed over her, but she ran to the sidewalk and , 1987 made for the door of a shop, 1 said to her: “Are you hurt?’ "No," ishe replied, “but 1'm so excit Phen she ran in the store and I went out into the street to tell the worrted motorman the child was M1 right.—H. Wilson, No. 1993 Amsterdam Avenue. OK, PLUS. ASTRONOMICAL NOT IMy older brother was graduated 1 When a Columbia freshman breaks New York High &ehoo! of ¢ a rule @ corner 1g torn from his card ree in 1915. 1 ot that school] and when all four corners have been was a memt team] removed he se obliged to take @ trip it defeated Dv Clinton avrass the Hudson, accompanied by pre of 14 to Goin ’ w nensbers of the Blick Avengers’ Son itt ( eres line ciety, whose chief purpose ta to pune pe until thi ‘ 6 lias bee tsh obstreper jreskmen, — After feated, He ha returned fro their munistrations (t usually is digt- months in South America, a cuit for freshmen to ait down for a ti This morning I was prning I had the p of inform Si Se aia ree heat Dr win] Protehed by os m friend Enton this vour hy the c eneee ae Peet ee ear pate as: Mt to i off a corter, I, T knewehe was a loyal Comr hope Seleid Tk : n y awaiting hie eb atid Lian n q Tuc rl seo jooping and k: hie detigh that he sees something—@ constelia- aa da pleat ' tion thet will rival the Milky Way lirned gon tin 2 in brightness,—Jack Weinatock, No. t he's O. KK. He's just given mea 1999 Park Avenue. . L—Loule P, V Yo. th Street WO CHILDREN ON THEIR WAY vO SCHOOL, wo twelve-year-old boys stand- A POLICEMAY's From one of our windc rnocn I saw a Ul ng the inch-thick ice that had phing policemen ca o er the stream that ruus into ey ne Raves nen eer tral Park late, “One was daring te Tueacsne.clen o walk across. The attempt wa met ee ae Coli nade, but when two fect from show the expressions on their f. © went through up to his waist. ‘To ted. As the crowd nake a thoroush Job of it, he lost his Ding the wait of t j{ dalance and bod & full ducking in tee Beard one » ‘ water.—Albert Roestacher, No. | hat. o life !'—Horni ‘West 1541 Street 4p CHEMISTRY, ef ¥ \orms ar your Peni. i wre at work all day freshen- PRBIy curiosity W Paieaa up the High School of Commerze, d countorss,s lodge mem Jonts fehanged in pul r ry minutes, . In part, at least. In hus to be exerciacd to keep from tot iM. 43 Broadway an elder! an w Despite ait the putting on his gloves at ifever, as 1 was passing watching tt tering und lvay: | laboratory ye ay | saw be 3 + A man who had Just passed| and teuchera in line, waiting to have rough the door attracted his atton-| paint spots removed from their cloching on and he raised his right hand and] by the chemistry teachers,—Chares bed his ri nee © othor did | Dyon, No. 346 Hest 92nd Street e same, Then they shook he 1 ’ rted on their way.—Harrlet Shatter- p STUFF, jan, No. 1316 Morris av., Bronx, As tho bell rang for our Latin period f er of were writin the BIT COLD.ENOUGH FoR Your” |bincknoerd “in Hunter “Collene Bich During a five-minute wait fo “ and without erasing what had front of the Pulltser Huild e ittea, we made a dash for our unted sixty-five 4 aby v ) ted the enone thern ter that] tar Latin is a deed lan- a in front of the building. Of] cunge;: it killed the Roman. aoldiers Bourse, 1 prot Md sll who} in 8 killing mi In walked the nc it, but ev t ate of d then the fun began, But ty-five in flv 1 ¢ ter was the only girl in the room day would morn th es ar uftludl) om: je asking 1 ilpr h had hap- -—Louls Nic An, t pened. —1 hapire, Ni herman Street, Avenu . ‘O DOLLARS will be paid for each item printed on this page. Checks are ry on Saturdays, are in ad- A PAGE OF BRIGHT, UNUSUAL HAPPENINGS REPORTED FOR READERS OF THE EVENING WORLD BY READERS , OF THE EVENING WORLD New ‘Program of Awards and Special Prizes FOR THE BEST STORY OF THE WEEK: $50 for the Second in Merit, $25 for the Third TEN stories adjuaged Next in Merit, $5 Each. This competition is open to all readers, 2 Special Awards for High School: Students will be divided weekly among high school pupils contributing to the “What Did You See To- Day?” page. 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COAL-HOUND OF YONKERS URK PROHIBITING ET in the daytime, 1 have a habit of taking \X/ my exercise at night, and Sunday night I was exploring unfa- miliar parts in the valley toward Dunwoodie, As 1 was passing one small house, in front of which stretched a picket fence, a big bull dog came out of the gate, There was He crossed the street and turned the After walking a few blocks, I returned and again encountered the dog emerging from the same fenced-in yard and again carrying s ng. I followed at a distance, saw him turn in at a little house lialfway down the block and come out quickly without the object. A little sleuthing + me the dog was carrying coal, I looked through a window of the whe the coal was being delivered. Teside something in his mouth, next corner, Contributors to the page should write of eubjects with which they are familiar, Choose, preferably, things that happen in your .wn nelgh- borhood. Tell your etory ff possible. in not more than 125 words, State WHERE the incident took place. Write your name in full, Write your address carefully. Address your letter to “What Did You See To-Day?” Evening World, P. O. Box No. 185, City Hall Station, New York, i a aroceeacataeeaaeeaaaenacanacaeaaeaaaeaaa oe RICHMOND. THE GYM PERIOD. T HAD JUST STARTED TO SNOW this morning when L headed for | Curtis High School, but by 11 o'clock, when 1 went to gymnasium class, there were two inches on the ground. ‘The gym instructor told us fellows to fall in with our coats on and then he asked how many would like to shovel snow from the school walks, which are quite ex- tensive. To a man, all volunteered. Hoe divided us into two groups, one to work the first half of the 45-minute period, and the other the second half. We were equipped with various kinds of implements, including brooms, shovels and such great wide scoops as are used by street cleaners, I chose one of the last, its capacity was greatest. We tackled the job and at the hrlf period were relieved. At the end of the period the walks had been cleared for their entire width, and © howed house e table, fast asleep with we had thoroughly enjoyed the work In the open, besides saving the head sunk upon her breast, sat a tired and worn looking woman. In city the expense of clearing away the snow.—John Carr, No. 139 Carson one hand was a needle, in the other a child's stocking, partly darned Avenue, New Brighton, Staten Island. The coal was In a small heap on the rear porch. 1 returned to the first house and established it as the bulldog buck yard. An open coal bin stood alc No. 195 Saratoga Avenue, Yonkers, N. Y. home by his kennel in-the —Carl J. side: Anderson, “WE ARE SEVEN." Y SISTER, who lives on Kossuth Street dren, the oldest of them nine 4 Last night, when I opened the door of her hou the five ‘children rushed at me shouting: “Ob, Aunt Rosie, we have seven now!” enough No. Newark, had five rs of age ehil- Sure there Was my sister with twins-—a boy and a girl.—Rose Chutta Avenue, 16 Lewts THEY CANT Ger HIM UP IN THE MORNING, Saturday I saw a salesman trying to THE G This afternoon a visited a Gypsy PSY'S WARNING, wirl friend fortune teller Jersey City, N. J. and 1 in New sell a bed to a man and woman in] Brighton. Iminediately we entereg the Mac The man felt of the mattress | place we telt an air of + bout with his hands. Then he talked with}jt. The odors were aa strange ns the his wife, Next he took off his coat, lay objects in the room, The women who on the bed and tumbled around in It. i eae EVENING WORLD pays liberally in cash for FIRST news of tant happenings—FIRST news of BIG news. Call Beekman the CITY EDITOR of the Evening World. Every reader a reporter. nnn QUEENS, “IT'S A QUEER COUNTRY.” INCE I AM a native son of New York and never have resided im any other city, it has been a long time since I gave more than @ passing thought to the snow. But a few days ago a cousin, a girl of twenty-four, came over from Italy to visit us. She was greeted when she awoke this morning with her fitst sight of snow. She had never seen it before, and when we told her that it was falling from the heayens she lost no time in going out into It, greatly pleased that she way being covered with white flakes and laughing lke a child. We all catight her enthusiasm, and for the first time in years I found myself in a snowball fight, the leading spirit of which was the native daughter of Italy who had never before seen snow. * * * Now I see her writing home, telling her mother about this new marvel of Nevelorca! Andrew P. Lo Piccolo, No, 194 Lawrence Street, Astoria, Queens. NEVER KNOWN TO F. WOMAN AND CHILD ATTACKED On Friday we were undergoing an BY FEROCIOUS BEAST. excepUonally hard mid-term teat in] Tam a police officer. I was sitting flushing High School and 1 saw one ['8 my booth some days ago when I neard blood-curdiing screams. Vialona of a murder thronged my mind as 1 dashed out. The screama were co! from a Very large woman who was nokding a little girl with one hand and ver own skirts with the other. As she screamed she was looking toward’ the of the boys sitting near me puckerinn hin brows over one of the knotty ques: Uons, He thrust a hand in his pockef and pulled something out. A momen’ ter I saw a rabbit's foot on a atrin- oanging from his mouth. But even wits (iat aid he could not answer the at centre of tho street, and there T saw tion until the t who sat next hm | he feroctous, Nery, serous, ruthlesr kaye some help—ohn Sullivan, No, 63 t of w she stood in such mortal West Hayes a Corona, Queens It was a Uitte gray squirret. To aulet the woman I reluctantly chased NOT THE SAME; NOT THE SAME | the pretty lite creature away. The When T reachod home last eventng +f Woman was so frightened that she «at saw ty nine-year-old son holding a pa-|40WN on the steps of a house nearby aus rd me as he suid: "Daddy |' recover her poise —Patrolman Henry hore’a a paper the tei Kludt, No. 12828 147th Street, South t They want mo to be examinee | Ozone Park, Queen. for a whotk, and you have to » = paper sayt you'll allow tt “DONT MENTION IT." anined the paper, which pro Last evening, coming home on a Health Department form lett Lutheran Cemetery car from Long fo parents aking thelr consent gor th: | Long IMand City, | saw an aged man Applleation of the “Schiek test” to de-| drop a penny In the fare-box by mia- termine whether or not a child ts Hable | take, instead of 5 cents. “Hey, youn to Kel diphtheria. W after all, Schick | feller, alled the conductor, “you id Ihe ik even if ‘ti dropped a penny. Apparently under- mean quite the same thing.— [standing the conductor to mean that he William It R 28 Madison Ave-) had dropped a cent on the floor, the old man replied In a good natured to “That@ all right; ['ll let you keep tt,’ and continued his ride without paying the extra 4 cents—Arthur Mordes, Na. ONE OF OUR MOST WORTHY CITIZENS. The Long tslnnd City Plaza of the}? South Junction Avenue, Corona, Queensboro ridKe ix the bualest piace | Queens. 1 Queens County, 400 to 500 automobiles Passing there every hour as well a FATHER AND THE BOYS. trolley ears bound for Manhattan, Ja Two boys carrying parcels boarded maica, Aatorin, Woodside and Steinway,| the train at Woodhaven to-day and The [raftic officer spends eight trying] seated themagives with the parcels in hours there every day, but he their laps. Suddenly the package time and the patience, 1 saw to: held by the amatior boy fell to the be kind as well as efficient oor with a crash and he started school ehildran must pass the} crying, | Sympathetic pasenngera Ploza and T saw this policeman stop] learned ho had aaved Als money to the traMe to let them get by, I saw] buy Ade mother somo dishes for him stop one of the small boys and] Christmas, and hera they wero button his coat and pull his cap over] ruined, Every one was silent for his ears for him. Then [ saw u little] @ moment and then a stout, good- 1} who had lost « rubber fo to the] natured looking man shouted: Hleeman for him to put it on, and he] ‘Here's axtollar, folks; let’s ail ohip Finally he got up with a contented look nery came for . " e a have ri tt are his ey n child. ASIN Chnahaas rceetty arias In his face. “This.” he sald, “1s the firat | ied, me Info a curteined section, | She And ail who saw smiled thelr apprecia-| nearly $6 was contributed, and the comfortable bed I've put my back on |PS4® Die sit, and, talcing pate et tion of one of the “fineat.""—Harold| boy left the train happily instead of to-day.""—Margaret M. Costigan, No: |ry'tempien and @ thumb on the other Larsen, No, 191 East Avenue, Long] orying.—O, Gamaciua jr., Lakeview #61 Bement Avenue, West New Brigh-|hereupon. she began rubbing my hvad ALL THE RAG THE PUMISHMENT rns rim | lind City, Queens, Avenue, Jamatca Park, Quoens. on, S. ; ; ‘| b " with my fingers and pb an telling me all son bade me goodnight as CHIME, ‘ waciTaGain. a Siena ar Rese RARE ned || ature) AE Ge laren cae BROOKLYN. Because: f wag afield (of hla end pe PrORGREUN femal i at fp upstuirs to his room, ‘hres | @utet ax uyna session had ser # OUP, AGAIN, THE UXPLORER. therefore spoke kindly to him, a strav|days are Monday and Friday and Sate |MOvrs later T look ee it he was} Just begy uddenly we heard a In an automobile repair shop on Qn ao Fulton Street surface car to- dog followed me home the other day|Urday.” Then she told to mak snug und saw hin ig on the ped] equeaking n W shed up and Vanderbilt Avenug the other day J day I aa @ woman following with and decided t@ remain. But he didn't aah Sut Joud and she red It “ ne sound asleop but fully dressed, and with} saw au freshman with a saw near tha door a Afty-gallon bar- @ forefinger on @ map of Brooklyn get along with my son Ed'a pet cat. [°O,emaned, Then T pala her and £0 ig sudo earphone { neainyt | aigkly (udging down the | ret with @ large aign on it reading. |~ the coures of the car while onother Ed, accordingly, waiked with the dog to} minute ts that I'll see this In print & his ears.—Mra. \W nu aisle toward the door pulling behind “Danyer—Wood Alcohol.” I jaking- finger was planted om tho cross Wayonne Ferry, took him across into/Om Monday, day, Wednesday, [Avon Street, Roselle P Nd him a toy doy on four wheels. After ly asked the proprietor for a drink atreat at which ehe wanted to New Jersey, walked some more and| Thursday, Friday, Saturday c the laughter had subsided and th and he replied im all sertousne alight. Ker forefinger moved as finally lost sight of him, whereupon he] The day it ts printed is my MUSHROOM MINY veah F ‘gure, help youreel! . there hurried back to the ferry, But there|—Kathleen Barmett, No. 45 Ta Mateos County: neat seers Oe (sieaer erty Dele MOWrenlis Fee brs hgh Cr NET: Sonn pagent, Ae: was the dog waiting, wagging his tail.|Avenwe, New Brighton, §. 1 Rien aie Heme) aL HTD tke for my friends.” [ tald him t wasn't reached Brooklyn Avenue, when she’ Ed wa mad ind left him in Pott Rich- ‘ Fo latinar rn ‘ae Susy cal bible, Bcbeith inti ready ts iis. et and sited an fe left the cor. During tho trip eee- mond, where he boerded a car for home. J Pt ne which mushroor cl ‘or wn tate my business, noticing, % However, when I went out on the back} To-day 1 went into my uncle's cellar] grown. Before the richer deposity off Loven hat d ut he smiled. Presently the mail eral other women asked the conduo~ Horch last night there sat the dog again. and—what did I seo? A lin well file] rapper wore diocovrsed ancwul the ey Malt ina tov pally 9 n carrier some in, poked “p a one, tor for certain streets. But that —Mrs, M, A, Gibbons, No, 297 Liver-| with « Matthew J. Schretter, No pak play.—huiset 2 wned thy faucet on the barrel an tly ph ttle oon- more Avenue, Westerlelgh, S. I. 200 ‘Tysen Street, New Briatitc N°} Lakes this was a profitable mine, and Prompect Ationur, ok took not only one drink, but two, f Memes upparontiy: a ss some one conceived the tea after Its y way surprised, to state it mildly, for Adence im conductors.—Walter PF. BRONX abandonment that it could ain put I knew wood alcohol or denatured | Ryan, No. 88% Reid Avenus, Brook 5 SOLD aleohot, used often im automobile *HELP THE OTHERS. FIRST INSTALMENT. Midis mcenays ase piso dod Wa a frien t radiators tu keep the water from ayms Al 166th Street and Teller Avenue Several Utiganta in a case nef? Ries twos ue vered oe wil tt to-duy I was] freesing, saa pc by py hey ante AS YOUNG AS HE FEELS. T saw a bus turn over with its load | Bronx Supreme Court had just left the Be teste an Ge Hiedpae tse i r ob ee ; Rt ey oto tha v4 This morning I called on @ college of crippled children, The six ocou- |court room and were airing t obin= ten ae the enuaromomer sone te " peahes around the otgn. wrofessor who tives on Norman Avenue, pants were shocked and cut by Jions of one another in the Court Hou OHTATS: SHOE OT tH 1 ‘ bat " paste was then my treat. man more than sixty years of age, broken glass and one, whose shoule Vo vidor when one oft! . i itis 1ate’ ant Sew oka ik 1 Aan u No. 209 Avenue F, |and found him punching typewriter der had been dislocated, was taken Vee tes % a Brooklyn. . ite spr tomat ' f oye with a alow clack-clack. “A-s to a hospital, More trouble added | irected them to finish the deba ind stop to ask the prive ¢ t I-g-f" he repeated over and over, eliek- to her sufficient burden! One uf the | side. I saw them go oul. Searee am Sates ‘aa? o MASCOT.” ng out the letters as he did so. He ahs 8 SANTA CLAUS ABANDONS HIGEN-] 1 walted to see what ' i children, a voy, when heined to safe- | they reached the open wir than.) su EPInWGWNGnon can Waal vepalicd tae ant fin had] "Mascot," a Boston bull terrier, for] ooked up with a cheery smile and cx- fy, said, “I'm all right; please help Jone of the women swir r y aferey 5 pald for the tres {t was ing toe ire the playmate of the children iy | tained he was learning the touch sys- tho others.” The aight wae enough | punch plumb on the eye ul 0 ub Sh mployed as wi cla MOT ieceepneesion: onthe erodes tice & neighborhood of Sixth Avenue awe] em, and exhibited a full page of type to bring tears to the eves Mrs. Tmeh. Then sh: nouted. ' etna ein y of Providence Yt id tree] Gith Street, has been laid to reat unde ritten characters without a single Chas. L. Fuhse, No. 1129 Collegc | give you some more later, y g | ond this atte nt wae called ta. w ie rikant tra, WY th of the nelghborhood mourn-| rror. “This ls my @econd lesson.” he Avenue, Brone, crook4*-Sami. H. Hecker, Bronx Coun uae us a F i Lt Grovelers. Ho was killed the other day by an] «id. “T'm tred of the ‘hunt’ system, ty Ci io at Street a ina | ACCompan AUCH oN S auton and since the childre: 1 expect It to b considerable valu AS OTHERS SEE Us. oe Cpt tses tesa Bt a Third) with mud. ‘The gentleman gave me wert tor eoe: ni nate toon ae hte wekinos T thought th Some time ago pupils of the Theodore with the Instruction that 1 help A BURNING SHAME by the city t lecided to give him +] ight an inspiring one-—a man of his Roosevelt High Schoo) were “movied’ FUAPPURS DROTHERS. young man to choose « suit und o era cueaiy . burial them They dug a grave i [age patiently undertaking the mastery and recently, when attending a movi] oy the “What Did You See!" y ont. Immediately ha left. Then the] hf eepent all the | : a nearby vacant lot. Two ead lookl | of a new subject with al the euthue shown at Evander Childs Hish School} ccently 1 saw a contrinucio: Al young man told me the man waa Sy Beetcuss immit| beye placed the dog's body In a box | tasm of a boy.—Samuel Freaman, No. I saw my own face looking from the] sow nina Jerecy schasiton, a 1) the suit and coat bern k ati tor in| Nbich then was lowered Into the ground | “4 Manhattan Avenue, Brooklyn. creen.—Emily Van Riper, 15 West 119 school. 1 fa A ‘the same fad hac | *etomobile had splushed t id Aa ahmse in aka it. | The children of the nelghborhood stooc chester Square, Bronx. hashed the Bitte torlétoe, John F. Magner, Kennedy Com | jie inner ond seturr the tent | With bared heads while the box war] THEY DO SUCH THINGS Rea yee Chout oy Raigad eet ly, Providence, R. I fits woeds Butt te 1 Beene SARECUDY Baie COLE retnects AND THEY SAY SUCH THINGS HERE AND THERE. iMG mes — ; t Maacot Then flowers were tal The subway Is @ haven of warmth on ini ve Childs High 1 saw some tracks of t \ a lek To-day at 105th Street ond Forest dea pay Callas 3 wil Mit ALY @mmus 46 ABSURD” lentes. ince tha hid | Mpen the Krave and the children trooped] 4 cold night, and {t looked as If every Avenue I saw a hardware store that] cloves, but ide] ‘This evening when I ‘ t 11 found stuck in the ground] SE ny Bway. mourning aa if one of lone was using {t to-night. The 884 had just been divided so that half of it meron, No. om a visit I found my sa : with c T te | thelr hd hare Se ae Aiea Rus ree! pltform © dnd a is 4 paint store, while on “he net} grong. on the: Nook Tarkigh fashion « i ank f for ss No. 476 73d Street, Brooklyn. | the train marked Flatbush Avenue rolled block, st Tinton Avenue, a paint dealor 2 cece Tareme oe but as you have mor nt AEHY = in we crowded {nto {t. Everything went has just done the reverse,—Jolm H. ane 55 ent pepe a ya owes ne 1 yourself anot ENE 18 A DREAM-SHIP ON TAY | weit until we reached Chambers Street. Quinlan, No. 1041 ‘Tinton Avenue, Brons, WHO REMEMBERS AISA"? y Bye ROM SUL RE 2 H ther that help themac Ry-t BEA Then the train was sidetracked to the eee : On Wills Avenue to-day 1 eaw twol! ST oe rer He gave me a 10° | nay God help you.''—Williar Conk-| On Washington Avenue, Brooklyn, to: [local tracks and before we knew {t Wis MOTHER, young men enjoying « ride on a bicycle]! "" 5 seep ain FS Hy J SDE ay n, R, F. D1, Spring Va Roek-] day [ saw in 4 shop window a Christ | ere told “All off! at South Ferry. The If C needed to be convinced that a} built for two. 1 had never ee 9 Bid waey <cosiimne & land County, Y inas t corated with bags of hop: | guards had forgotten to change the Judge's Job ts a tough one, what T saw| ‘hing lke ft, but my mether ecrap book because J'like to read t cans of malt and empty bottles, Under | signa on the train, and this crowd was. to-day in the Bronx County Court would | ™e {t Was an old-time tanden ¥ objections?” I said) "Go to 1 | PASSENGER LOSES HAT AND] tho true wan a card reading: “A Moon only a “What did you see?" out have suMced. Judge Gibba was about] King of all "“kick-your-way'’ % Ey ote you: by: " WAD eh _ Dream Margaret Long, No.|\lso @ “What they did say!" Ceetle @, to sentence a young man who. hnd| Mis# Mae Botstord, No, 420 ¥ Esai cian it T was deacending f the | 503 bn's Place, Brooklyn No. 280 St, John’s Place, Brooks pleaded guilty to forgery, The land's} Street, Bronx : rand Centr , 4 - “8 0 ade u heartrending plea fo - ‘ irl rushed past LONE FISHER WOMAN, oly eee se everthing the hag] “LOOK HERE UPON THIS PICTURE, CENTS A DOZEN eon wlll 1 vr ton Beach is a pler which ND THE SCENES. to keep him out of prison, I noticed AND ON THIS.” hattery Park to-d a H ' # favored u 4 of fishermen, the curtain went up on the last that there were very few dry eyes in the] I have lived near Morris High t posing for a phot t fare 1 Hor vo night be hick a . i i or ildeewaed court rvum and the ko whos deepiy}@ score of years and nave p oa it SEE he SARE pee | tae .'¢ era * " ' ‘ te 2p ansious ¢ theatre the other night we in the @udi affected. But her pleading was of no|nenrty every day, but to-day for t tind called over b " t for br ast. To-night ence saw the scenery had not been set ‘ail, for the boy had a bad record, and] first time T notice at tr td Om A fi ny the act. We x view of dirty, as the Judge pressed it ‘could nol t pln ' t € i hitewashed brick wal geome dirty to hide bebind his mother's] Stre ontran f looking 1 furniture and @ pile of ropes, The house He was sentenced to the pent-| den wradua p Roman Bmper t tittered, and then we saw for certaim tentiary and I saw tears even in the] right, the ctr) on the let, and J a com it was un aceldent, for in about a mime eyes of the court attendants. —Jacoo] is the seal of th car teh the phot kK ute the drops came down for the eat, Kautmun, No, 169% busters Avenue,| stone. —Joln I Ne ceed. W, Maabrow Hout 11" r four —Joseph , Ne. 1680 Grove a y