The evening world. Newspaper, June 23, 1916, Page 3

= . ral ‘ THE EVENING WORLD, FRIDAY, JUNE 23, 1915. MOBILIZATION HELD UP BY LACK OF WATER AT B ae 69TH REGIMENT FIRST ARTILLERY CAMPED IN VAN CORTLANDT PARK ‘HUNDREDS OF NEW GETS AMMUNITION, ' — MEN JOIN THE NATIONAL GUARD A LOAD OF BRICKS — an | | Up With Good Men ot | eley 1900 OF 7 M00 APPLICANTS TO JOIN THE GUARD, 1,500 ARE ACCEPTED 'y or ' NY M ee eeeennenbeeee eee eee eo? eeer re eee eee ee ee eee ee IFYOUW! ‘ wed River ieaner S Wat Ese Austin, Nichols EC in TGLNUINE ¢ velmon And Maybe That Bunch of Scrappers Won't Know How errr to Use 'Em. High Class. indo \ HOSPITAL TENT EMPTY. Mahting quality, endurance, 0 lt jim Field Artiiiry ee clean mind ina healthy body these Pon cnty oie ‘ : They're Working Too Hard Srey auite df tne Watmout Gena aie vm Columbia Wiver and Having Too Much Fun holding before the th of appl! |f Total 1s SALMON to Be Sick. cants that daily qtand before the re erulting offears In Manh The World's Best the Hronx there are no bra It is the finest selected methoda in practices to allure re ish, carefully cooked and of any kind in this divection, The opened ulting stations in the sev permanently pre eral armories and at Van Cortlandt served. Tt literally “melts Park, iting oMfcers and! Veteran of Regiment Gives $ in your mouth it is so rka to ve applications, aril! tender, sweet and appetiz- First Company Stgnal Corps ts At full war atrength cial From a Staff Correspondent of The Evening World.) CAMP HWITMA Ge HAVEN, NEw yc June Green Haven pit on the map. The soldiers did tt, Green Haven is a spot on the Central England Railroad, where, tn ordinary th $ . ‘ H 00) for Purchase of Twelve ators to drill probationers, and| ( : nmetimes get on and get off the . i ing. Get a can to-day and ee ton and get off th o physicians to exami nm, Since Motor Trucks. * trains a day each way, A station D]the Stixty-ninth left for State Camp you will see why we recom: house stands alongside the tracks. | ‘ apne diy sao oil aba A Sift of twelve mew motor trucks mend and guarantee it Not @ police station, but a place $ there have been 500 applications fled heen made-th the: Seventh: fees und uara Where pucHle Haut White Waltinn SF) with Recruiting Omicer Capt. J. W.Pment by « regimental veteran, whose |S highly. Forsalads, sand- " i oe ¢|Fimes, Of this number 800 ar name ts for the time withheld. The wiches, aten plain with the trains, a place about as big am Don probation, Probably two-thirds off Mount of the donation ts $25,000, and ” one of the pup tents of the fighting Ahi ie “ ‘ the racing me a dash of Sunbeam! may- Sixty-ninth Regiment. To-day they » Sie en i he hak hateoten i commisstoned onnai it's great eG Cloke ament ‘ * n general, more than a half of the] purc trucks : : i cke il n * station GENERAL VIEW oF THE ENCAMPMENT AT VAN CORTLAND PARK * /total applicants for all city units have enth started out ono The new 1916 Spring pack ouse and a wonderful thing hap- O98 94 04484006 0444408 106-44006644 0644.6.6-6664-0004 O09) nen re jected, inoatly for physical] practice march this afternoon and os has arrived and your grocer will pened. The train was on time, anit maul es * we oa at - 4 it passed the Union League Clib gladly supply you. Ask him, All this because of the coming of reasons, Here and there a too tender! yay reviewed by Gov. Whitman and the Sixt | Order by name ‘Sunbeam.’ inthe Hewiinade ane morning at the head of Company K! Kives @ special dispensation to sol- youth t# found, or a man with enough} his military staff Insist on th ine, Mwants labeond ry ah Me He for t Ho was promoted |diers Sar | PAY OF GUARDSMAN IN responsibilities at home, The reiment left the armory at on oe neers one xinoe © to hie captainey yesterday and was| "And I think,” sald the Chaplain, , ‘ vor re-| 3.80 o'clock and marched down Fifth | Austin, Nichol 0, Ine, Signal Corps. And because more sworn in by Col, Conk t night.| Who is @ very fair mi that | WAR SAME AS REGULARS At the Seventh there are fewer feo) cus to Thirty-eiketh Btrest, thene us ichols & C —_ man, troops are coming and at soon there | lie wax up to that time First Lieus | is very good theology.” . | jections than elsewhere, The “dandy’ up Lexington Avenue to Forty-tifth ee a See will be 20,000 or more soldiers an. | tenant of Company M and had form-| Commissary Sergeant Joe Flannery }] The National Guardsman, while | regiment's well known discipline} street and up Park Avenue to the the world, camped witt 16 + jerly been Second Lieutenant of Com-|Was moved with his cominissary a: |] on duty, will receive the saine pay | keeps the vagrant far afleld, Most] armory. New York eee ee sae Om ar any H. He has heen in the regiment | partment during the nignt. At least ‘Tas the regulars of the United | of the recruits accepted to date are se a ek eee, Bole Distributors Haven and stretching for more than |aix years and knows every man In it, |i was night before he got firmly si % WHS follows: |v 8 coming] BATTERY A, 2D FIELD two miles further down past the and they all know him and all like farther Plies | 4 ad) Wasa tae ates army, which ts as fo! el Saat aeaiic the rgb sea, 4 , , 1 ad owa t er yee | fain, one officer remarked, y Villages of Green Haven and Beek. | him Village, toward the quarters of the! Rank Month. J « Peet fight init.” JOINS ARTILLERY AT man and on toward Stormvill |FOGARTY'S COMPANY GETS ITS|Twenty-second ‘Hnisinecrs, toward ent 415 ee ee ee ee VAN CORTLANDT CA single a fine position for the Hxnt.| AMMUNITION. jdivision headquarters, tuward Stove Algerie cee : || At the Elehth Const Defense com- ing Bixty-ninth with Greon Haven | 4 jVille. It is over the daisy pacch | rpOreL «+49 wos mand about 40 per cent. of the ap. | on one en and Stormvilie at the! Capt, Joseph G. Fogarty of Com-!where the dais! aro kne Hedbta Were hueas ted) There w a thousand or more! wt > = other. nd. the Sixty-ninth was in pany 1 was supposed to be sick yes-| where there are shady trees st MOT MOAN tj cricscrsgavi vanes beat Nake wiv mothers, sweethearts and Crean mighty good fettle to-day after the terday, Just a little bit sick. He!which brooks babble and. tiv Problem of Mobilizati Made At the Ninth Coast Defense com- a 3 SUNBEAM soldiers had come from. muss and had been on his feet for thirty-eight | whea it ruins, Joe ia the bo ¢ of Mobilization Made nd Lieutenant.. mand 213 out of a total of 260 appll-| friends at the armory on Clermont Me ecelved communion. @ woldier® hours, with only tarey hours off for |serves out ail the rations, who pro- sees Hirst Lieutenant... ; Avenue, near Myrtle Avenue, Brook- felt like a lot of Un colts, and sleep, and in ali that time hadn't ume) vides the eats. He is a first cla bd More Dif cult by Aque- | ‘ ee cI o nobody would ha vamed that to tuke his shues olf. The doctor sald | restauran hi i wane Paes lyn, this morning at 8.66 o'clock, when 1 tuurant man, having be pless host® that the Captain Was sick, but the | brothers, long ‘in the bust land the wind ‘ | The First Haquadron of Cavalry, n With hig oa Hie ous Dearth. if Major «+. ents Major W. Captain knew better, all he wanted |knows what a first class cut is end) inane Lieutenant . was @ little sleep and he wasn't sure|knows how to measure out tough | that he needed much of that. But he | meat, tf you're not good to him, Th-re| (Special From a Staff Correspondent promised the doctor that he would | was a Jot of joshing about his moving of The Evoning World.) stay in biy tent yesterday afternoon, |and Joe laughed and didn’t mind it a] CAMP WHITMAN, BERKMAN, N, und he did for a fow iinutes, wuen bit, “But one remark he did iind.| ys. 93 —-The war chariot i he was aroused by Private Paddy | He's looking for the inan who, in| To . iam ‘arc jot upon were under char, of Lieuts. John! peared thie, BIZ82, Kiving the new difections to his qiar-| which New York's National Guards- , as Troop No. 9. There will be| "Foote, Roger Chats, Henry Bristol | T'addy is the champion ruuner of | ters, said that they'd plant him under the Sixty-ninth Regiment has al-| enough recrults left to start it. and Thomas Andrews. The boys Ireland. He left the oun ty of Cork | the é nee ( “n Bee ae riding toward the field ot! most threeseore pipe fitters in its! The Engineering Corps and the}inarched along Clermont Avenue to ver to the Sixty-nin' Guess who else is here? They! glory 1s an armor proofed and non- ‘ ce ines t t Meld “ry are m J 4 ube Chere, Waal’ Foote) SoU bie peoteee The original) Sotlepathle water onan Seren, [Fanks the ines that will carry the| Field Artillery are selecting recruite| Flushing Avenue, across the Manhat- | they were the same upon whom the rain f w W yonight. In any other ly of men there would more than likely be @ lot of them in the hospi- tal, but the hospital tent stood there tn the with its flap open and not Phe health of the Battery A of the Second Field Artil- y started for Van Cortlandt Park | > join the encampment there, Tho battery comprised 160 men, four can- R. Wright commanding, ts equally careful of the kind of men it te Accepting, Un to the present time non and eight wagons of ammuniti : He on and ¢ on about 146 have Seen accepted. ov. Jang supplies, under command of Capt, Whitman has ordered Major Wright | Walter Fox, to muster another troop to be known; The four divisions of the battery! ‘ vater ores of rei i tan Bridge, up the east side to One ixh to rin in Ireland. He hopes Patrick J. O'Hare-—-"Oh, take me to fn water about the 800 acres of reserv. with more than ordinary caution. to ket into Mexico and whenever he your harem," said Patrick J. O'Hace, the history of military mobilization In| tion being coupled up in record| Nearly all of the recruiting for the) Hundred wand Tenth Street, | thence does any running there Mexicans will that “baby” Hibernian who fooled the this Jand of the free and home of the tir artillery batteries is being done at|*? ee camping be pacing him. But that wasn'c what sultan and got into his harem, to's brave wag there a dese: isch. ¥ : " Re carne to elle Fogarty about. Private O'Hare of Company —D and mora: Grid daaert| Buc) w { Scenes approxtinating real war con-| | Battery B of the Second Field Ar- A negro was driving !n a big wagon he hiked fourteen miles yesterday to : i the surface boring is so filled with 'djtions were to be observed in the big|tillery will Join Battery A on Sunday. loaded WUh bricks and Paddy Flynn get an O'Hare cut and a shave, than 1s Camp Whitman, In this bot- | tine sand that it is uniit for consump.) Fi ment armory at ry ee. RRO | wanted to wake up the Captain to toll Capt. Kupert) Hughes, publicity, tleless and barrelless t there {s/ tion, and if used at all it will have! Marcy Avenue and Heyward Street, Mo + {him that the ammunition for the agent of the Sixty-ninth, short story | not an oasis for miles and milew eae Bae 7 Witlianavarg, the only one in, Beoox:| TWO 14TH WAR BRIDES. +e: ter as has been brought to; Van Cortlandt Parl grounds. as far as intoxicants are concerned, es 5 4 " to be put through a delicate screening “ art A Ly i nt had arrived, ‘Tuo bricks exe writer, scenario sketchist for the thauch thy wcidiccn ha maces lyn which haa a dirt foc he men citel him. Paddy is not usually los movies and Commander of Company thoush the soldiers had the desire proc If the worst comes to the have been given exercise in trench|Corpl. Muller a: ete lquacious. He makea as mach holwe H—"H" meaning Hughes—has two! they have not, they could not reach worst and no & struck to-day ‘digking and fires have been built on Marry \48 Justice Hughes does over his plat- corporals in his company who are al- @ thirst parlor without hiking m form most brothers-tn-law, It was this Private John Egan affords a fair way: Corporal Michael J. O'Hallos P 0 Ss L A M example of the manner in which the of No. 5 boys of Company I responded to the Thirti the floor, Untorsinetal » the upper! When tho Fourtee of Brand new chic stvles cre: Hucas and B19 sk yiights had not Gpened wince National Guard, Hrookiyn, yet created rg are contemplating the pib- the armory was built fey the entire starts f every day—come in to see : re morrow two brides o Water trom Fisiiiil Creek, @ structure soon Miled with smoke. ol icy" wil wave, farewall, tor thelr fact} them. Boas, too, in rich pro- or to-morrow, lonesome miles, and they won't do engine that, for they are altogether too tired ing 0! when the day's work is done and the distance West One Hundred a Street was and for the in five miles, And if this|the fires and tleld Kitchens were fnnda Katherine Geary of io y — leall of arms. dle saw. the. call to ter of that Is engaged to the sister of jong shadowna east be the Pawling |D® duets the Water will have to be | moved to the Heyward Street side- hty-fifth Street was marrie : pt n and variety made as HEALS RASHES ‘arms of the National Guard in the Michael J, Quinlan of No. 164 West ve eh - : [treated with ebloride to insure ite) walk, and now the men enjoy their day afternion to Cory y| only wecan make them. newspa and tmmoediately drove Fifteenth Street. Well, the call cf Tange spread over the tented slopes. | healthfulness. As soon as the c4MP | messes while an admiring multitude | Mifler of Com $2.95 to $35.00 STOPS ITCHING in his auto truck to the armory. arms came and there wasn’t time to Thosetiquor theorists who maintain ;of water-wagoners is properly |jooks on, Capt rick t is in| Kirschner of No, SI : “Hier Tam, Lieutenant.” herald have the banns of marriage read. The that a man accustomed to his todly Watered the rest of the division will | general charge 0} feeding of the! came the | wite When wat -d skin causes discomfort |(? Juiues McKenna, “I want to re- younk couple iried to Ket A dispenai- | cannot wuddeniy cease the habit, |Pe,rushed In for CrMining. | Loe ae ; , | "There was” a path ne at the don th G nen ngrare’ 3 tin sre deventer| Po: ton And there ara apes Unt th8 WAP rece wilt thie cam” ‘Thole aru | uae METTLL tn Coneeareeta ude | welGgaet ©: Come spolnting |armert” af-toe, Pourtemnt'*et Rigtte| AERC aM sl aeatmeee har relief there is in alittle Poslam anread | Pi\ll right,” sald the Lioutenant, (wedding may take place yet, ' I au-| being worked In the concer Jwith pride” to the exc 5 art A as tte 1 STREET Louis D, Conley and his staff, ments are refuted on every hand and! camp by vops How | by , . o-opera- | to-day » annoy. Should Hives, 6 troops bow here, The) made by his department in co-opera- | wy, * Upstairs and put on your unle Ce Brooklyn Sto Mra, Anna Price, a wii 522 Fulton st, . ‘nn : Sap | -second Hugineers are entitled |tion with the various companies in] 1g Willoughh ut No, N PK : i . Sunburn, Stings, or M forn have taken tl ers in the by every one of the citizen-soldlers, ‘enty-pecol am f a ¥ loughby Street, pl ‘ i jear Hanover Place (iito- Rites distress, Poslam will quickly re Can you walt inute, Lieuten- house of the The There is not the slighteat desire for the fullest honors for Snel eu) | awelling the enlistment, One hundred | Adjitant Jackaan to nlew t 1 Weve and heal. Moat effective for Herema|ant, till Idrive my truck around tue $8 right opne © oui, JUBL ACTORS! yiatoe, ” Every one ia Kept at tor | #. at calhi a day for the lust two daya ie and skin digeases viru! at and stubborn. corner, Where it won't be he the roo he widow has a fine biz or, ne Is Kept at top | ape E el ef | the record achieved and | Cha anGh's ital af Padlom Reamethe WONT? . io the iiving room and & fine big dining! spced all day, and when taps sounds] campment engineers never seem | of the regiment 1s well above 1,000. SALE TOMORRO W, SATURDAY soap of soape for tender, aenaitioe akin | And he drove the truck around the room and the best larder that ean be through the canvas city the men are|t@ stop. All day they are about the | ‘phe distribution of identification and refused to take it back found outalde of New York She age, » t. ophone. » raises her own hickens, grows her age “for sone ohe to come and own atrawberrion, snd in w duyn| thelr blankets. dt Hinds them sitting about | gcenes, especially where the officers tit will have a tine op of cherries Hundreds of the soldiers and] tables by rh Hight wooking over}and men recelving them were near Uu resses or Private McCoy, the personal friend Yum! The cherries are 48 Many as scores of oMecrs, men who in thefUKys and Hguring out angles 4nd | thelr wives or relatives at the time of Senator Tor Foley and Sheritt the daisies in Commissary Flanne nite areee deh tachy provi Invariably the recipient asked the Al Smith, here with Company @. paten. Yum, yum! when the cherries | {''Y not: te roi how on, troops will be com= | purposs of the tags and when the n e e He returned from the Democratic are ripe! ‘The widow has also aj nounced thelr intent never into camp almost hourly. To-day | explanation identification in case of Gir id the | (te "i It usually aroused a sob Convention in St. Louts just in time table garden and a dairy. Any taking a drink while in the service| finds the first field hospital 4 Third Ambulance Company march- yomen to respond to the call, He desires to soldier would go Iniles nd miles for | Ct t he sole Ty, a Inform the Senator und the Sherift (a drink of that rich, creamy milk. No}! thelr country mm fol ing across country into camp. They] "eyeral mothers have turned up at} ' of his whereabouts, and takes this gin fizz waa ever mixed that could] ze the seriousness of the w Hua} catae up the Hudson by boat and ace | gp, n armories just in time to means of doing it. He invites them |compare with it, And the ples andj tion and they know that they cannot] custoued their fe to ana DB iM} anatel thelr darling boys from the Absolutely Removes! t:sist him, but surgests that they jeakes the whtow takes have the| drink intoxicants and be at their| the hike of twenty miles, The Fecruiting officers, Boys with a sus s ey _ uenally leaca to its continued use. For FRE write to Emergene: Laboratories, th St, New Yor yunus with Cransits and chains and |tags-iittle white metal bits with only too ready to x ing wells and vlastiog | numbers was attended with pathetic | id the Ives In City, Sold by all Drugginta, ers, have an Every Style, Material and 16 SION DLR, Rt RMRROETS, SARE Cay PRER Queen of Hearts backed | sun, | of the Sixty-minth will be ay picton of fuzz on their chins and who Size for Girls and Misses Indigestion. One package | and t iphic map of the sec. {out of the bakery window | best under the scorch by the arrival to-morrow of 200 re- 1 Cited with deep voices have applied on, then Ipine ‘And these are the Colonel's qyar-| It was part of 1) f the| cruits who Joined since the regiment | far enlistment and. ap to meet ) sh : eeie cove ’ to have| way called Into the field All requirements when their maa] & rtations | af ; y, inembers appeared and disclosed the t that e e e 3 sole | hy ‘ proves it. 25cat all druggists. |S! en “he way. ters! Pretty bad, ent Jchoosers of Camp Whi : ment, will begin they were not yet old enough to be | THIS 1S FISH DAY. AND THERE'S | jit located far from th from up State teenth Inf. —— ton Market. The Sixty-Ninth got no rities will not permit le ‘ apiments ( i - ie sold In or about the camp and the : to Chaplain Duffy to know {f @ soldter | One Suspect Is At Is Arrested and Alot Rae crate shown in any New York shop. conid eat meat on Friday, He was| Gayo Nant Ll Men are ploamed at she rr 8 , i i \told of course he could, ‘The Church Several aaah Are Unde |A WATER WAGON CAMP WITH | State ivait fn eam tle Washington MresraKevnotart of | Sep Don't miss visiting it to- Surveillance wnsend has been | morning. Capt on Sunday ‘Town m NO WATER | ac ed by the War b + as Progressive Convention Will | )) morrow, Redical Reductions—— | covumnvs, M., Jung 28-—Splea | Andi pecaday ical ihe ay neem, | fn Snstrin Stier sins He Ba Soon Make Announcement. | Special at $5.98 | 4 in Summer Garments forthe, Oo taste: Government NAYS| tne camp, although the water | igiive duty. to. #weat suards- | WASHINGTON, June 28--Raymond, Girls’ and Juniors’ dresses in ne 0 4 of tro wagon, 14 almost devoll of water Into the service Gan, sap rT EG PERRET ! igor be . This Genuine Silk) Jand supplics at the Columbus base. |ppat is the at problem that is 4 means that on wiih Robin iw V M : 1 mer ft Hine plain and fancy voiles, sport and }One suspect is under arrest to-day t handecae become suldiors of the United States [and recent "keynoter” of th B dressy st —a complete assort- C de Chi 2 ne Susy wrinkling the forehowls « war BF of 9 Fe , ; y sty rope de \nine 5 | dest and several others are being watched. | chiefs, The Twenty -n 1 Engle | MG iy aaltepet will osetia ment of colors—all white and ust one A German who lived in Mexico Cy |neors are sinking wells ali_ovor the thin elee hesilem water Bors Frceldent, Wllson AHOOTON tt white-and-colored combinations. , N t Reet SOB Pe : tnd th formation offered by independent Pro- | @& ow | azamaet jmany years and camo here ste 16 landscape, but as yet now ¢| lackts OR ane thee iad a imate test rv acti eae te A large assortment of white Py ai A H]lvinista raid, is under sry | suiMetent quantity to supply + hGliend oe wowace Aint and leaders 1 the news with undty- | lawns, 6 to 16 years, wae s then the acta! {} |The others ostensibly are peaceabte ments and detachments alreniy t ay during the day t |guised pleasure, While admitting that \ . 6 coat of production! i] | Mexi dents of the town in camp has been found. If sent la are over they are Lp oe AUER | UG RAS LNs Special at $2.98 1 tired Whiskers [every effor , ade to ¢ : : \ Similar Reductions in ||| 4 quantity of note books i patie had water the entire division could nee i lone bare |Hst Robins, they said he had not, up| Smart gingham, pique, repp, i |] | covered with notations were found on pe brought in iminediately uu # Appear on the ow York's |to the present, indicated to them his i imity and = chambray Silk Dresses as Low as $5 lI} the person of Andres: Sandoval, the of the lack of water, Major G nilitia will dov n army of | tone 2 me rireatise 7) voile, dimity 4 y en and Beach Coats Wl ' oaiiaa | intended course of action dresses, 6 to 16 years; plain’ ; Mexican taken into custody O'Ryan has been delaying th ARR ; Rot ; | as low as $3.75 As a result of the spy scare more of his troops, but the sitwit f EDWA ir i cere & bordered and combination, | , Cloth Suits as low as $5.00 |] {vigorous precautions than ever were ecoming so critical that they car RD S. ELLIS DEAD. IDES eRe eRe BOS eA ‘ Be Curious! Visit Our Showrooms! |] | 3 ite effect Ip the base camp here, not be delayed much longer moun Writer of varty—assoclating himself wi | ; i a aint Col, Lucas, chief engineer of t tansem Away, Vir | Wilson Independent At the Fashion You will not be urged to buy— Killed by Fall in New B uw, ‘division, sald to-day that } ud) Edward Sylvester f aged seventy: | j , the values speak for themselves! |] | deans Olsen, forty, a ama No. hive the camp In shape within two A, s welter of Juvenile stortes, te deud | ¢ Jumped New Shop 91 North Bleventh Street, Whitestone, da ind he means to h wa t CU Taland, Me . ¢ Wash Dresses as low as $3. a0 | | wetting off an elevator on the sev: je he and hia sr na via ae News of Mr. Bllis'y death on Tuesday | y-fou ara old & : ig ’ vived haw 0. 116 ast) New York Avenue. ° r ' No Mall Orders Filled at Sule Wrices, enth floor of a new building PREP MSI ues beet tiv bad No. 116 ¥ : N Ww ¢ } The HAMILTON GARMENT Co. moueare ener of ety thi ret water tanks of 8,00 gallon Re Lae eC ineteen West 34th Street and Fifth Avenue to-d when he WH RAR OF REYNE Os Aclty hools of Trenton, N. J. Helen Ca i 4 char a , A each arrived in camp ber of the Atneriein Ietort pted and paroled for the slipped and fell down the shaft. He was ; nd dt oye . > 307 Fifth Avenue, Near 3st Street, N. Y. Binped sng tel) AAW Me ahah HAMAR Tr adigtely aa ho Work Ga £ fay ale, ih was twlae thartina a ALS Han TMS StBN see ae : Peer Cru 30, pital arrived. ba voaition, Thunke wo bbe cact that aud leaves four children : ry beak 2 er v ‘cond v 3 ) 7 : .