The evening world. Newspaper, June 30, 1916, Page 3

ee ne ae - THE EVSNING WORLD, FRIDAY, JUNE 30, 1916. ROOKIES DRILLING HARD TO BE SOLDIERS AT CAMP W HITMAN PLENTY OF WATER owen. "| Shall City Put Its Wife Beaters in Pillory (HNC. EDDY ARAL ARAL ARADO OE ADA RLDDDOOD —— 1 ATCAMP WHITMAN: sae aera oars! Oy Broadway? Better Than Jail, Says Judge been Purne ‘ ay Cyellen , ‘the the A Tank wt 1 area) . & humnet Phe Iden of ’ ‘ a tow . New Yorn ia @ We me ON e goons. om. The ae ‘ iw ‘ think of teeing 4 ‘ ROOKIES HARD) MT Sm aoon ee dinatate Wi the ’ ' " v iiietest i f \ A RURPRISE WEDDING Iv THE Unteai ‘ a mt f ante “Ty NINTH . as ti \ ij © Tnoeie tot to ant The frat wedding of ¢ . 9 ‘ ‘ parhiaine place niet after ‘ oa] hh Va a © . ‘« wnt f * Miatyen “* , 1 Mudiaon Seo (Been! From a Stat Correnmondant ° f ewe vork Mary Ahea t | ! of The @vening Wortd) . “ anth He | } i dabeting ig at , * n - any and | tw oa pe . ’ Wy ya che ow a “ ' one fears, fort . ‘y > ee pee A “© ” Whitm . * a\ ‘. here 7 1 iden avenon) || tae * |e t even / we TRODUEED rt k | de war . eturn Dh " ¢ the tHe | t iMetent healthfal and ¢ ‘ ia — a HIOPIAI GY wae 40 f pA Vand wing the eran: e onticn! | Soar : [ven there iy enough “equioment froapers vide for any} 7 anda of men f fNeere wh nized privilege of bigs “a ome \ 4 ( : 1 that all of Bumber thar ene . ed ewe atomed to th athe pomlnens Manion levee YOre Should Follow Example of Hanon City t sand miles bout for ae. The wy Jor yt * ‘are Be Malicha tor « fda i Hr ye muatered ont | beideama pater. ait " and Punish by Public Ridicule Brutal Men Who ' t } By to-mor . wells hor @ und now that plenty | (eet Men OConnor, « typionl Irian Mistreat Women, Believes Magistrate Apple- t havg heen a 4 connected nd shower bathe w f water is avaiable Camp \ teaaty, waa the brite, Haters ane wa , to) i" shitty rom the i apt pit s Rlointed the @ateeWunbae- ahd | GeMelete Nan toa tat ton, for Prison Punishes the Wife as Well. J to 20 per cent. of the animals b ( abeolity ve t od itaelf the seat 1 Sele aren oust . mete n the '-_oOoOo | <p vg | bride ® entitles ve regimen | | = ROOKIES JUMP AT SERGEANTS pyer 1.200 atrong By Marguerite Mooers Marahail. | r | COMMAND. | MAGISTRATE IN KHAKI LOSES| Pillory the wife beater? | TROOPS SENT 10 MEXICO Dr. Wiley Sa In thia Kindergarten for soldiers] HIS ROBE | Of course, be already is metaphorically pilloried in the minds of all| | 10 BE GIVEN EXTRA PAY | ar ie GALT ace, Wencoee bet Lf oageublicak cheated ih l-bap eat Aol hacia Camp] decent men and women, But straight from Kansas City comes the news Gause of being fed with foude in ard in the land ai Geneetiieds are ine trams cena that In that metropolis a real pillory ts to be set up for | <— - RR aaa la ia sar oe doen tea ent mr date: crovoat Uard. Thess daventy ene the man who beats iis wife, It's a 1916 model, different Enlisted Men Will Get 20 Per Cent. fiers from Cc rs from ¢ night sticks, roady border es that are jumping about to the/ing the site, and nol rn squad and | traffic policeman in New York has a rmed wit Give them Austin, Nichols € Co. ine. employed by the Pigrim | In Addition and Officers 10 Per Cent | WASHINGTON ane 30.—Extra ty for forelen service will be allowed platoon leaders, At least one-third of | (ore diticult Job. The rouda leading | . post on a corner of the main business district to whieb - ———— the 12,000 troops in camp to-day are | jamaind With abirmotiios aaa venie| e men convitted of wife beating can ve chained for any Jrects tat 1 on ita way West by|the American troops serving across | rookies; rookies of the greenest va-|cles of all descript Thousands number of days the court may fix y night) to-m w. With it will go} Mexican border under a decision riety and St will be many weeks be- pan th pusanida Of saULOUIea| 3 , In Kansas City, therefore, the wife beater will be ‘oH NV. |. INFANTR two troops of cavalry and a stisnal |” 1 My by rmptrolior Warwick 0 } in construction from the on Fathers, but the effect is to be the same, Permission has b J, 11, Brady to erect a | And tt is @ lot of sore-muscled rook~ ping commands of th en given to Police Judy Bnlisted men will re fore they will be fit for serious duty bs “— Jeorps, which also busy to-day ; cycles and bicycles ply to and tre come a sort of involuntary St. Simeon Stylite: | ceive uy oper cent, extra and PEANUT The drilling and outtielding of the|and through them all rumble big al ‘ ‘ea(ai Jretting ready ike the Fifth, these|otticers ten per cent | BUTTER rookles began all over the camp this ng busses ‘that ‘Were fore | MEUETENAWoan., shame of being seen labelled as a wife beater will ore | aontoandn= ath have Hobe teaul| cite, Conmerliars 6iio° pave: fhe } morning. High pressure has been rly show Manhattan visi vent such crimes, I belleve,” Judge Brady declares, garved: on the traiae ion that government employees eed Hah them’ atom, brought to bear upon the youthful {rs Chinatown and the big building: And there 1s at least one Judge in this city who believes it would be an By ) to-morrow only the quar. | nist in the National Guard ate One pound of “Sunbeam” It is the duty of the provost guard patriot e ay be modelled f sc e +“ lexcellent thing if a pillory could be erected for New Yorkers who brutally termasters’ tents and those of the haa tl is patriots that they may nd its commander, Capt. Joe Fo- i ; Be iass ae ca ah food value nto rs in record time, They (Et to prevent congestion and to|flltreat the women to whom they are married. He ts City Magistrate bogie ant General's staff will remain fi sd, 0 0 astic lot, but wofully| keep the traffic moving. There is a y " ent sitting in the Municipal Term Cou at the camp grounds, ax New Jersey fn it as bas bread, eggs, potatoes ar r bu 0 particularly bad cornersat the north. | Coates W. Appleton, who is at presen % in the Municipal Ter! purt | or steak. Give your’ children J deficient In military ways. An offleer | Wit end of “the camp’ which the| of Spectal Sessions in the Muntctpal Batlding, but who bas presided ‘ | fl hee ascoaneetinuhtes eet “Sunbeam” anut Butter—cat of the regular army after watching | humorists among the khaki-clad lads| district court rooms all over the city. it yourself—it's a healthy habit several hundred recruits from up-'have named “Broadway and Forty- ae . 4 100, 15¢ and 25c sizes, \State go through their paces under |#econd.” It was at this corner OG Pen latbenciey | alpen be tushandé.ée. prisen. for & ehert dee Will Go To-morrow : . ela {22 impromptu session of a Magi t i ~, Cc ( he broi sun and upon ® Held! trate's Court was held this morning, |declare trom the bench two or three! "CTF the pittory were the penalty With Cavalry, Completing |that sends clouds of dust ascending antivate Paddy Doolin, covered with) yeara ago that he believed a DiIl| for wife beating there would be De i Ontered Out. as high as the surrounding hills, taaal bette brag ete awearing lke) ould be passed providing a whip-| no incentive to any wife to make Gere’ Ul | shook his head sadly. , suddenly espied a familiar face victea] @ false case against her husband. ae riding on an army motor truck, It| Ping post, and that @ man con Algethamonithivent wiohekeiae {to full pay from their elvtl tion for the first thirty days of that the cor rs will sub tion provided pReGE> ARSE ft or wil wet ft am | “They've got the spirit," he re-lwas the fuce of Major AlFred E.|of wife beating should be given from! flieted before her wrath had time | SEAGIRT, N Jina 39.— Pour. | AUSTIN, marked, “They are ready for any-| Steers, City Magistrate in Brooklyn | ye to thirty lashes, Such a form of| to cool, and she would know that | teen hundred and olhty strong, the , and I never saw a more en-{@0d Quartermaster on the staff of [punishment has been legally estab-| the family Income would not auf: | sien Now Jersey T lished in Delaware, Judge Appleton] for eg"eugh her, husbands, pre A . -productive a » fe for the South, accompanted b | doesn’t believe that wife beating Ison] And I firmly believe being set in roth y mpanted by jmurder to send them into action for | bile one the mile-a-minute Va-| the wane in this vicinity, and he do the pillory would be a strong de- | hundred recruits of the First who weeks and weeks to ¢ With their ee, wine he knew back nom#'** | think that a pillory might be an even Sarrent te the man whe acgagion | were teft behind b wonderful spirit marvellous results) “your Honor, thirty-seven times {| more effective penalty than a whip- “Then fat noite wh Wk can be accomplished, but they cannot |Bave warned th , man about speed- | ping post. (nteteating feature city life such a| atarted ; re : »|ing.” remarked Paddy, “and he Pag! re . i aa) el abana | soldiere OVEr MER Orn on TT a tricks: ant you have| WIFE OFTEN PUNISHED MORE) Dillory would be," f submitted. A) pe first section of the Fifth's train | THAN THE MAN. Hee eee oe ene cornce [pulled out n few minutes after il of Broadway and Forty-second Street “As the law stands at pr int Only J fancy that in that vicinity}o'clock, That was two hours after the | there is practically no isfac- | most of the beating is done away| time set, but delay was not due to the tory punishment that may be ine | fui wives rather than to them” | wciment, At the last moment It wan | have a pillory in each nelihborhood," | found that the new bandsmen had not | ds of young ment |could ot out a rhear that speed) judge told me. “He frequently | suid Judge Appleton. “It is the! been inspected, so they lined up and! are going about in civilian clothes for jlite fn the Mae Beene Aavores gets off scot free, or, if he is pun- |} laugh d scorn of his own Intl-/ That took a lttle lack of uniforms. They are sleeping |tongue in the Fighting Sixty-ninth. ished, his wife and family sufer en at petit omen mirth) time, When it seemed that eve on the ground, in some instances two|NQ NEED TO WORRY ABOUT! more than he does. That is why [or the men who live near him ‘or | thing was in readiness a railroad man | nen to a blanket, but not a word of FOOD IN THIS CAMP. 1 think a pillory a long step in work beside him, as they return home| digeovered that a car containing | complaint is hea Their only ex-| Camp Whitman is amply supplied| the right direction, Imprison- | With their evening cans of beer, TERICLAGA: WRObMaAN. alan. GLE pressed hope is that they may be} with food, and there is no necessity ment, even when exacted, is too “For striking a bully there canine aap acid Sendak Wa tank hanb<to: tha Rio Grande. 7 for a single soldier of the big army I! cruel! No, Weapon so powerful as rid Re he eee cones eee nt to the Rio Grande ae na Tee ieee eee tee hungry” Capy,| 990d for a man who wi y & €0,, In Sole Mtre New York. : Bri pn. I 0 lthusiastio lot of youngsters in my |post, e dy, commandant of the | life, but it would be nothing less than!” Paddy was holding up an automo siment left to- ause they had no novel and{ uniforms when their command | weeks. \him put under a bond or have him sr in the history of the National |locked wu) Magistrate Steers regretted that he jhad left his Magistratial powers be- |hind him when he donned khaki and (his great concentration camp, Hun-|came to camp, bi s he passed he} flicted on the wife beater,” the dreds upon hund 1 was there such a display of patriotism as that being enacted in OBSERVATION-LOUNGE Cars on the LACKAWANNA “Chicago Limited” wera examine | | cule, It cuts through his thick |it, but the horses had to be trans. | ‘ possible, Re d T. Mont YY 4 and maliciously ill-use a good That is boca and more time was lost ‘ novel model is hand " ; PTOI For BCL R RUSE OME IR | SNE ae a ocdo, be pee) UR Ate at HUCeree (acre Sid mel tine: Whe Oke De This de luxe all-steel train leaves New York at 2:00 SIXTY-NINTH “CUSSING” 18 ALL ‘B' ston is continually wi je des ch t¢ t hi other section left at intervals after A rf made, of black and white FOR THE MULES, on the move from orxinization to or-| where everybody can see him and mmuoh te veal y gn fo ,innerent rere P. M., running in two sections— one via the Michigan hatter's plush and effectively It has been @ partial lack of equip-| taining thelr proper: supplica, — The| labelled for what he is. instead of abusing or cringing b ‘Thero waa a crowd on hand to aea| Central, arriving in Chicago at 2:00 P. M., and one Judge Appleton added] — fore him, and he begins “let Missouri do ft firat,| Way to think of reform, “Of course,” tne Judge added with magnificent judicial impartiallty,| here last night so they could see thelr traigh: via the Nickel Plate, arriving at 4:55 P. M. Each section cousists of through observation-library= lounging cars, drawing-room-sleeping cars, dining car, etc, This train runs tn daylight through “PHOEBE SNOWLAND"” Lackawanna | trimmed with white coque ment that has held back the Sixty- | Quartermaster's department is keep-| “Of course, pompon. Itis but oneof the nth, Col Conley is determined to |/%8, 20.000 pounds of beef in reserve, | with a smile, on view at our stores. properly outfitted before they entrain] Few complaints have Fe bears carefully and, tf it works out Well | “there are somo wives who deserve to] friends depart, ‘There were tearful about food try it here, People would accept | bo beate A woman who drin lenve-takings when the regiment for the border, He wants, for tn- aiid ‘a : London feather Gy +s»: + 00 pie of son i]s Bb eh aR ME RISE [oe tebe wht” om | yrange 21WEST. lly cannot expect to receive post on 7 340STREET each soldier, They have but one pair| the cook at the inoepitat corps detach. (rc, °° the Seppe eoronatitution | 2, kreat deal of affectionate conaider-| cara, ‘The centro of attention was 1 Store: §22 Fulton Street apiece now, but, beginning this morn-|Mment the surprise of his life at|/Sround of cruelty, The Cons Re ee ne Mie tt get | tae, Rapa: @. YOutheul AgATeMAHON |.) Near Hanover P atte began tno the | breakfast this’ morning, ‘The cook| provides againat crucl and unusual) sending mia to the pillory, would ex-| numbering twenty-nine mon, who asked O'Reilly whether he wanted|punishment, but though the pillory| ercise discretion, and with the ald of the regiment entrain, Many relatives of tho men stayed at resorts near ng, addit Quartermaster's Department, and by | take ; camo down yesterday and enlisted Ruarte tone r putter or syrup with his pancakes, day we = | te piney could soon y-morrow every man will have his} [don't mind. which for maneakes: lis a bit unusual today we must Te) ovr ind was gulity of| for the war after the old band ro: Railroad twenty-five,” replied the Sergeant,|member that our fathers employed Although one of the wits of the it." xty-ninth, Sergt. O'Reilly ts bear-| “[sn’t It true that if a man ts aent| Wife bea assault. | fuged to enlist with the] "4 nig breakfast was given the men Ine Ap-| liberate, ¢ unprovoke omething must be do rin Now York Ther is but one other thing that up the departure of the Sixty and that is animals. Horses for \ THE ROAD OF ANTHRACITE | BELL-ANS nth and 3 Jing a heavy burden, When the call a man te gent} pieton concluded, “and 1 should say | this morning and they were still | R AR e attleers it mulesfor the lcame for his regiment the Sergeant {to the Island for beating sograe *hel that putting hin pillory would| eating when the pb kitehens | - Aust De 1G Beso © |) founc a onted - que! y rie: ave Ot! he € elle Driraee.?? be a eee [aes cc a alan on Absolutely Removes titsini'van™enran": wher” in| end Rune gentonied, ty Shag |frequeny triee to beve him sete un axel thi migh ng erg toma | a * . enger t aationt Irishmen learned Cen atlabeed: Gat ml hi ee . “s to the baggage cars at the head of Indigestion. One package (erry that it was mutes which were |eenrn, ghg, Tes own! syura candidly | ¥99, indeed,” answered the Maxts-| Watertown Elks to Pay Mitta. {oii cactiun of the train, ‘They were seein nsisisilalinnanleemiernanee si sit OF ists, "esronsible for their delayed moves | y y al a cd t “But very often the woman| WATERTOWN, > + June 30.~-An} t) sit. 25cat all druggists, 's1"*'! irs, O'Reilly, who is living at No. | trate. y ; fa Ae set up in the car 1 warm meals proves ii gg Mt, ded to express] 141 West One Hundred and First|neods the money that her husband] offer of $500 w month ter inemberg of , ved en rou Beside nt, did mot hesitate a minute.learne when ne isn’t sbut up. In| Company C, First Keg N.Y.N.G.,| ¥ "Go," ‘she told her soldier husband, | orice to procure food for herselt and| ‘0 "UA for two yours, white the militia janie the man tack wih i rm the | Genuine Palm Beach . r men are on active service, was THD WHOLE FAMILY WOULD ENJOY A PERFECT DAY AT be hearing any on men ' w Ri; silsts Mature) Blase y that my man‘ n'a a quitter har ohidsen ane, willenot exact pun nounced condny by Jun 1 ri hardly o ” . BEAR MOUNTAIN ic Gore eel sHot to DEATH IN QUARREL.| "Mz fut” Sow ae namaste ke Wal wt \ Re Suit for the Holidays WHERE EVERY DAY Is A HOLIDAY, pivete p! krovem, ving grounds, — athlette lds. bakeball, tennis. boat winner by haying him in ow Employee Is a. | f her husband is the fumily bread | od pentci§ Joseph Dunne Slain tn Stable, Fete. : ? | $5 75 purest nar Ile has good food, a soft 4. dancing, and all other! Henry A. McAvoy, a driver, of No.|aiothes and an com! 2 AO-BOAT SERVIC arrest, charged with murdering Joseph {ning over to the Island to maxe sure | eek Days and Sunday |Dunne of No. West Sixteenth {that the table is as good the | Good—Since 1788 Str. ‘‘Highlander’’ by shooting him in the back at} Waldorf-Astoria and that the blank: | pmroiace . ighlander clock this morning in Stein Brothers! }ets are heavy enough. But wha va. Hattery Dally 918 AM ry stable, No Weet rth {Weing done for the Wife and chi Iron What if the club is deserted of the wife-beater wail 4 living | “ re where De ere employed Str. ‘Rosedale’? J iiiinns in2Whipeed ahora kB [at the expense of the State | these summer days-~ just order | Manulacture Similar Reductions in Silk Dresses as Low as 35 Sport and Beach Coats as low as $3.75 Cloth Suits as low as $5.00 4 ~. EL Wo Retire ieee 1 ic 4) OTHER SIDE OF THE QUESTION, Carstairs Rye hs shall as Be Curlans Viel ous Mbensngaet SPECIAL. MONSIN@ AND ARTERNOON TRIPS, AUR lat ard tin abaatine toliowedi eee “ = , a You will not be urged to buy— | SATURDAY, JULY 157, PEAS Tobe ity cane| ith (ram gtaemeat ttt tt | ou. did as thoes | jolly winter Foy. Ven wil ool be yeitd a Bier | aves Haltery, 9-16: Weet volver in_his pocket, ald. walking. dow! fe for her husband's work for | eside gatherings. Steamer ‘‘Rosedale”’ base dat ia Mh ASM 1 MTree tect’ to atrolinan wc teonaeit the state during ie saul term ‘e | ps Ga: a. tAnsrains' + Beach Cloth Suits, $5 up; Wash Dresses, $380 up| Steamer ‘Highlander’? \"))°s"! AA went: SLERS Mt ga Rite sac | Oe ee Ae as geeguas hushancs e Mail Orders Filled at Sal CIAL SATURDAY AFTERNOON TRIP Mill ve jeniqued, thevwgnout nd "Dunne taken to] Who would rather have these mon | foes tats (ab a Ma Malan G. TC - . New Hospital. miners Dr. Web} frameonae Ba ichend ian ‘ good whiskey goo rile rd anc aiseenereg| gaming mongy gn the tsland Anan | e HAMILTON GARMENT Co, pled to. de fornmile, wit} the constant temptation to these fearcely any lov evidenve of bis! women to frame up some story of wound, eruelty which will send their . | A Century Favorite MeAEL ISTE 307 Fifth Avenue, Near 3lst Street, N