The evening world., 1912-09-24
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| FANCY ANDY KN|TS
! HIS WAY ON SHIP
Giant Onderdonk of Harvard
Says All Young Men
~ -. Should Crochet.
!, KROONLAND BRINGS HIM
suN
Also Boy Cel1ist. Whose Music
Added to Terror When
Storm Ragged. y
BRINGS HIM

hns steamed into the barber to-day
Andrsw J. ondsrdonk jr. A. .. who
10 over six feet IN height end wsishs
something like 100 pounds put away
his fancy work with . sigh. He had
crocheted his way across the Atlantic.
Fancy Work Andy" the girls on
board the Kroonland had nicknamed
him. and he had revelled In the title.
All he said in self defense was that
the young men Of America. II they
had a better idea Of the artistic pos.
sibiiities of needles and thread, Of
their efficiency in Willing away tedious
hours and banishng unwelcoms
thoughts, would probably devote more
time to embroidering than they do at
present.
Onderdonk. who is q graduate OF Har-
ward and In his third year at the nav
school there. was such n capable looking
citizen that the reporter to whom he
Was pointed out approached him with
trembling.
Some one-er-they've been telling mo
you do-er-eewing." ventured the re-
porter, satisfied by . backward glance
that retreat was not cut off.
ies' ihueeo i no. .h~nNS' runio.e"
Ahey "orA "u" p. ~.
would you care 10 see soineE
lie plunged down ih'o ms sla,erooh
anu came oavh WIN "a'"'''S 'e'"-
broldered handkerchief.
MAKE THE N'CESV PRESENTS
FOR TIE GlRlS.
..r,u.. ,o-. ~. coil a.. y. .a.a
r>isIpp his voice from hi, shoes with
a,ron,,v 20, course do ali sort,
81, ,,,c, xvor,, I'M, really pre,e, tia
e,., ,,ve bundred, NJ handkerchief
7 n,aae While abroad. THEW make such
80, ,r..sr,, tor r,i friand. and
,a,,,s. ~. s,,ch ,up "a n.k. ,bem
"r don, "a. WHY anv yo,,nr man
.,a,,,a u. ..,.uod =, n. nrof,oisnt AZ
.r,h,oidar,nu II is iust IA artistio az
n,,n,,nr water color. On long trips
4, train. ar sea voyages what better
could on~ do than smbroidsrf"
Tho reporter asked IL Mr.. Onderdonk
had spent all his time with HE needle
while abroad.
/. "oh. dear, MOI" he protested. rive
had a very active time golhng and At
sanding cotil,ons at Moritz. Switzerland,
with Prince Pho de ssvoys and the
Marquis centurione"
Inc 49,. p.a',,n,, :,
another European i""S
Gutman katz. at tour'eeh' mas '''aue
tho continent thrill TO the moaning CT
his cello, which he plays exclusively
49, tho nam. of Gutia Casini. He Is
-, ,orcsr, tour with Mime Som
COINS v"
DITCH
The Infant 10 SIX feet TAI ana mas
oae hundred and seventy-ood pouhns
az muscle behind his fiddle arm. He
r.r, much 10 his stateroom and played
III. ,ra,str,ou.,v a. "rancv
,,,.s Vt. n".a,. ,nrouyh.
Work |Aho' p'0" -. -.
out the voyase' IN A.esuay ms"
when the krooniand was oeihs ouHe'eo
by heavy seas that caused great I'M
essiness among the more umid passen-
,.r. "The Infant" heightened the
s..v.r nrotsc, = moor sailors-on--such-a
~, o,a,v,g rnoarI,g
msht e"e.' .,, .',"
broodlng. Tragic ''hpro''sA'ion y" ms
cello. Those who hear II said u was
A nne descriptive Offering that gave all
the sensations OF drowning except the
v~tnesa
30, cuApneo nv p,cr,ipE IN
~'n- S"N Nv
the LOUVRE.
~x,.s p.hacca Schneider. daughter of
$500, SCHNEIDER. No. 12o West
u,lohtv ii IN arrest brought back with