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THE BROOKLYN DAILY EAGLE, NEW YORK, MONDAY, NOVEMBER 1027, lO A By C. W. KAHLES The Old Mine Shaft HAIRBREADTH HARRY FROM THE BROOKLYN DAILY EAGLE 6jess look! They seem to be poNi I III LET LOOK THE OLD IF WE COULD ONLY IT'S TOO BAD. TOO, BECAUSE I I I e- I A k- L. Ul 111 I 1 I WAS MY WlNTEJttl WONT FREEZE I ft tKli) BU5iNts.

ai it I ABANDONED MINE OVER, WONT FREEZE mt THE ARAN DON ED COAL MINE A MOVIE OF MYSTERY AND INKY BLACKNESS IN WHICH DARK, POUR PEEPS ARE DISMALLY POLED. i i ur Mynu vui ur 1 1 rc 1 itiftM nvutn: i Nn I in Supply of coal from him OK I rEK WHS VME CAN fat VI WOIJLDN THIS PSETVi -df Nov. 9, Seventy-five, Fifty and Twenty-five Years Ago. i -KIM (YOUR UNCLE- HAS MYS.T'i'VI-f-Y SUSPECT THERE HAS BEEN DIRTY W0RK AND I THAT THE COAL WlNE HE BOUGHT 1 WAS WORTHLESS ST UNTIL I I I r-f. I WHAT HAPPENED) I THE TERRIBLE Mrs.

ttMiffl TOftlMJ LOSS PROBABLY PROVE HIM TO SUCIDE frl I fet iHr i NOV. 1900. Appointment of Dr. William Felter as principal Commercial HIkIi School is approved by Urooklyn School Hoard. Democratic, chiefs hold conference in WIllotiKhliy t.

on Hlrd H. Coler's availability as a candidate for Mayor In 1K01. ppventy-mJIe pale sweeps Atlantic coast. Wind rocks marine observer's tower at Sandy Hook and disables many vessels. Record tide does great damage at Coney Island.

Shell between Coney and (Jravesend. four feet under water. New Kngland CongreKational Church, on S. 9th get permission from court to sell its property. National Prohibition headquarters in CIiIchko reports that vote will exceed 400,000, a larpe gain over 1896.

NOV. 9, 1830. PAINFUL ACCIDENT Yesterday afternoon nt 4 o'cliirk, while a young gentlcnnin from Urooklyn, In company with Mr. Heniy Polhetmi of Oowanua wna on a sunnlntt excursion In the Hay, near Fort Hamilton, his piece was accidentally discharged and the contents entered hln Rrm. The unfortunate man was attended by Dr.

Carpenter and removed In a carriage to hli home, on Clinton nve. NOV. 1875. Residents of the 16th, 19th, 13th and 21t Wards are Rreatly alarmed over the spread of smallpox In thai ectlon. Vandals upset and smash 80 tombstones In Oak Hill Cemetery, Woon-socket, It.

I. IH vrmK I I STA Xl a (-1 AJ II APC SS WWWIk THERE MAY BE SOME HEAT IN THIS PUEl AT CONTINUED TO-MORROW) Rtgitttrtd in V. S. Patent Off By H. But Colonel, Listen HOME, SWEET HOME 7 VERY SORRY POOR NO, YOU NEED NOT MEMORY FOR FACES.

MRS. SORRY ASSURE. APOLOGIZE. I AM NOT IN THE LEAST OFFENDED. 1 KNOW HOW IT IS WITH HERBERT.

MEN ARE Buttons and Fatty Stories V. YOU IT WONT HAPPEN AGAIN. I WAS IN A BIG HURRY. By JANE CORBY SO PREOCCUPIED WITH BUSINESS CONCERNS. BESIDES I DON'T AND HAVE AN IMPORTANT KNyy YOUR MIND Vr rr IM SO GLAD TO WAS EL5EWHERE.

YOU I WFLL MRS YOU TOO. WHEN HERBERT LOOKED SO STARTLED MALLARD LEARNED YOU FOLKS WHEN I SPOKE. I SAW I i'M rERTAlNLYl MOVED HERE HE SAID YOU WERE IN A HURRY. I GLAD I 1 HOW GLAD HE 0 BE HERBERT IS THE SAME SAW YOU 1 TO MEET YOU. 77T WAY.

1 CAN ALWAYS I AND HE SAID 10 TELL WHEN HE HAS rtS I jl I LIKE TO SOMETHING IMPORTANT il MM I MEET HIM I ON HIS MIND. CT' Hi I fit TOO. WELL I (THIS IS WONDERFUL) ITTV I MRS. MALLARDJ VWEATHER ISNTrV III lFlirP Awn Tll I 7 LOOK MY USUAL SELF. THIS MORNING, APPOINTMENT, 1 RAN DOWN TO GET THE SO MAIL IN THESE OLD CLOTHES NO WONDER YOU DION RECOGNIZE ME.

ITUit RECOGNIZE ME. EITHER JOSEPHINE BUNGLE PUT TOO HIGH AN ESTIMATE ON MRS. MALLARDS POWER, AS AN ENCHANTRESS, OR THE COLONEL HAS A FRKjHTFULiy BAD MEMORY, FOR TODAY HE PASSED THE LADY WHOM HE BAVEO FROM DROWNING AND DIDN'T RECOGNIZE HER. Dear TJoys and Girls Do you know how to tie different kinds of knots? Buttons and I didn't know how to make any knot except the simple one that everybody knows, but there are ninny varieties that people use In different trades. Sailors, for Instance, have lots of kinds of knots that they use, because they have so much to do with ropes, and gome of the knots they have are vi ry hard to Vnake.

Buttons and I met a sailor the other day he's the big brother of one of the boys In our school and he showed us some new knots that aren't so very hard I He called the loop part of a knot the that Is, the part that is bent round. In tielng a knot In a alngle rope the part held in the left hand is called the "standing part." The first knot he showed us is the knot." It Is made by pnsslng the end of the rope over standing part and then up ihrough the hitrht. Sketch No. 1 shows how he did It, before he pulled the knot tight. The "figure of eight" tNo.

2) he made by making a loop ai the end of the rope, then passing the end under and around the standing part and up through the loop. A "sailor's knot" he made by passing the end of one rope down aHMeBBnanaannaatl By HAYWARD SOMEBODY'S STENOG Cam Is Again a Pedestrian He Showed Us Some Knots. through the bight of another one, then passing It over one side and under the other side of the second rope and finally down through the bight. Sketch No. 3 shows you how it looked.

Maybe you boys and girls can make these knots, too. They are not really hard and they are line knots to know how to make because thev don't slip easily. Tomorrow Buttons, will tell you why smuite goi-o up a chimney. FATTY. OUT VWHATS RUIMIMG 7 thb Boss business 1 INTERUPTlON FROM EOiTORlAL DEPT.

HAYWAR6- VUE KMEW 8LAM6JJ well You'o pall oai YOUR -M05B ooiou That vaihe-m Cam woa4 The beauty prc2e3he 3m mSh nlfN 2rr HAft "KwO AUTOMOBi LE5 GRADUATE191RSES AT COMMENCEMENT IN NAZARENE SCHOOL! AlOWTOU SRlAiC HE(? BACK To THS OFFICE AMQ IT ISajoTTRuE To LIFE FOR a To OWAJ Tvwo fancy Cars You've Qotteai YOURSELF 14 A MICE AAESS EOlTol? I nan; on address of greeting by Adelaide M. Harris, "Au Revolr," by'Nan Madden, and the presentation of prizes by Mrs. McCarty. The exercises closed with a moment of silent prayer for the late Mons. E.

W. McCarty, founder of the school, and a benediction was pronounced by Father Schreiner. Award Prizes. The Monslgnor McCarty medal for general excellence was awarded to Adela Romero Sanson, whose record was 100 percent in all subjects. Next In merit was Adelaide M.

Harris. Lucille Hartery received the Virginia S. O'Connor medal for proficiency in obstetrics, equal merit being awarded to Ethel Duff and Adelaide The Mary Hughes en, Priest Urges Graduates to Keep Abreast of Science. Doctor Stresses Religion. Nineteen nurses of the Kazarene School, conducted by the Catholic Women's Association, were presented with certificates by Mrs.

A.Yrt'SEMENTS BHOOKLYX. r. LBEE Julia K. Dorothy Miie C'Hb-pin, Ethfl E. Duff, Marguret J.

Files, Mary V. Flynn, Helen F. Green, Adelaide M. Harris, Lucille M. Hartery, JoKephlne Kennedy, Delia Lon.

Nan Madden, Katherlne G. Mlran, Margaret Ralney, Adela Romero SanHon, Catherine Savage, Beaslo B. Wright. RAK HAMl'KLS JOB COOK BLOSSOM SKKLF.Y THK LOCK FORDS WITH PAIL TISF.N'H ORCH. Auiitrallan Trlot Othera A AMl'SKMENTS nilOORLYN.

SCHWABEN HALL Knirkprborkcr and Myrtle Avn. German Irving PI. Theatre Ensemble MONDAY, NOV. 10, 8:15 P.M. HOHEIT TANZT WALZER prtunn Oiwwtta In 8 Arti by Lro Anclnr.

Tickets Now on Sale at Srhwuben Hall. 11. JM Arson 10377.) Albee Kq. Triangle i nieuai ror care ot the patient was won by Catherine Savage, Lillian Casey', Bessie B. Wright and Nan Madden receiving honorable mention.

The medal for the best note book was given to Delia Long, Julia Corbett, Nan Madden, Bessie B. Wrlptit, Dorothy May Crispin and Adelaide, Harris having equal merit. The Dr. Leo .1. J.

Commlskey Memorial Medal for dietetics was presented to Helen Green, equal merit being given to Julia Corbett, Adelaide Harris, May Crispin and Nan Madden. Dorothy May Crispin received the Mrs. Philip A. Brennan medal for attendance. Others having 100 percent in attendance were Julia K.

Corbett, Helen F. 1 Green, Delia Long. Adelaide M. Harris. Adela Romero Sanson, Catherine Ravage, Bessie B.

Wright, Nan Madden and Ethel K. Duff. The graduates were Sellna V. Carroll, Mae Carruthers, Lillian Casey, THE ZERO HOUR For Sunday Eagle Ads Is 4 P. M.

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An eastern clergj'man says that is a relic of the dark ages. There are many customs that come down from the dark ages eatniK, for one. St. Louis Globe-Democrut. Knd I Rorqufl Dorothy In "NIGHT I.II OF NKW VOKK" Klilmrd I)U in "THK M't'KV DKVII." CKAME0 VSEFVL.

An ounce of pulverized born put Into a quart of boiling water and Nirm Hhrarer In "The Tower of l.lrt" (A Metro-tlolilwyn-Mayer Picture bottled for use will be found useful BWF.RBA'S MATINEES ROOKLYMl 8AT' CLARK ROSS Ofreri PRIOR TO B'WAT a Aw. Fa't. I'cppt Jo(rI Coiaf(l OH! OH! NURSE With an AU Bmaificai) Put Next IGEO. WHITE'S SCANDALS nr. 1.

Orljlunl Hew Tort Cof WeeKJ Anil Prvduction VrUkmtVkant SI NDaFcONC ERTS FROM TO tl P. M. for taking grease spots from woolen goods. Laxative LONDON PARIS BERLIN Cronilvd to Hrar FISK JUBILEE SINGERS FIRST BROOKLYN COM'KKT AKTKK tl KOTKAN TK1I Mi ll ACADEMY OF MUSIC Tbomaa E. McCarty, vice president of the faculty, at graduation exercises held at St.

Augustine's Academy, Park pi. and 6th yesterday afternoon. Addresses to the graduates wcrp, juade by the Rev. JosepA A. SchYeiner of St.

Augus-1 tine's Church and Dr. Thomas F. Kevins. Miss Virginia S. O'Connor, chairman of the faculty committee, presided.

"A combination of scientific intelligence with religious faith should be a nurse's Father Schreiner told graduates, "forif it Is not within her power to save a patient's body, sho may save his soul." A nurse should keep abreast of the times in science, lest she Jeopardize human life, he said, and added that the Catholic Church, far from being an enemy of science, was really the place where modern science originated. Father Schreiner then pointed out that Nazarene nurses, as they study but four months, are not qualified to be registered nurses and are not meant to take the place of registered nurses. They are intended to minister to the sick who cannot have a graduate nurse and thus fili a unique position In relieving human suffering, he said. Kniplia.Hl.pw Religion. Dr.

Nevlns, who Is one of the Instructors In the school, also emphasized the Importance of religion in the life of a nurse. He declared that the profession of nursing Is not new, but dates back to the Thirteenth Century when St. Vincent de Paul organized his Sisters of Charity. Dr. Nevlns read the Ideal which St.

Vincent de Paul set before his nurses and urged that the Nazarene nurses live up to it. The program also included sung by the graduates, an address of congratulation by Miss O'Connor, recitations by Miss Annette Ewart, vocal solos by Miss Jule Crennan, accompanied by Miss Loretta Kler- 8:0 P.M. ow Svlllnc TIH'RSDAY, NOV. Seala $3.50 Mc. WhyEndureThat MAjidllt WED.

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