The evening world. Newspaper, July 1, 1916, Page 9

TC I RR a RI THE BVEHING WORLD, SATURDAY, JULY 1, 1916. j init -_——————— ; 5 . 4 a OW YOUCANHELP iy ° es ee labor ie ome pe ous = Sry Ree bande of ote |e Fh mouth ‘ x4 ot ot | WAKED BUY DEAD It \ ee News Oddilies [2 © tbe ie acl Poo ey aces MAKE A HUNDRED | ° | . ; ’ Jay - ay 4 - r ‘ . '— onnet jumping ropes, beobet ‘ 7 eC APH MONKET tae 6 ‘ ' 1 Meier! eae at belle end other toys will preve of oon Newer & » re, threw ¢ one SS s eo PR . . ° eth 8 these ehildren ‘ i ournide by Jumping f . Hr . An mn bride \ Vine tol © . ‘ . ’ ond Mae Made NOW YORK CITY MRED (red to entiet BROOKLYW AWTO-AUTO . . . ain F | Guperw eer of the Parke and Pi ' 6 Dinghemion regiment end landed bot tm Jat . . Ry) en — bang wo Rh mares . -.. — ae Are sen HAS BUSY 3 MIMUTES' is" esiacz’. Norse ' the epening of oust s ot te Brawkipe if the rest ond 5 *¥ ; t nis fall ] i Watered wtih conte 800 6b ° : P Wom Out Tennis Ball Will Do) Sreeueeen tee we ie Oecon PR Fn ear owt af ) Wt, for $8,000 Youngs mart hae given them every pee ; Will Need Them a THUMB PHUNT tnatend of slenature used by man wf & Ue Car and Itself in Two 7: i Pas irene Worle Pepercees| Ta at Medipin to sigh checks, and be gets the money om [!)" Ca wes doing sure work shan Block Trig R R R } : WILL HAVE PLAY SPACE,!Cempeien of i6ie) Mra Wisin —_— a ong eves oy , Mott t Brows, sirman of the | ‘ eo Brovklyn’s aula, the BY USING HIS PUSH BUTTON device to reser and @ Ty pag | seme bein ® word of garden var ; 1 nore ot roll Call, Milwaukee inventor says Come fice” , "Creek hd Meaning an automoty fave (we Months & sterion we asked. ' Hatiering | nag in te emeens 09 te a“ , I o~ lone and Smashes Another st Hoard of the General t ot Women's abe \ | Seventy-five Streets for Their! Use as Result of Evening | Wald Campaign ey, e6- Presiden ty Federation of W ie Whe demon war vetoes to a {20 the Civil War Radway's Ready Relief hue 6 Ve Nom @ Bon, who have a domert-|Was Used With Great Success by Soldiers jment stare at Pulton and Hoyt ond) Mtreete, It } WHEN BAYONNE JUDGE asked for evidence horse & (rom @ tree, polioem pulled up tree, and ook 1 te court te © t driver WANTED —wormoy: tennis vaiier \'e! and President anes - atm | } always been wey | Or Cramps, Diarrhoea, Cholera Morbus and Indigestion. Bo you know that 96,000 i111 be tn ont pf wii | vehaved watit last night, when TAKE A BOTTLE WITH YOU : tlgoon To cH re e Me wu wil climbed out of the care Ye in Cort Gren would He! 0 much fun COL Of BOON TO CHILDREN ANDO TO 13s on won J § ARTILLERY IS the a fm wide 6 — of the if , i leon hie fath wily yoesese (tr tera ennis balls is ere bpehl gon a | mojerity by . ] the work of laying the water pipes! wae tives of aSe, $0e $1.00 nty-fve play ete with sev ne hutte art of the rusamer te and enty-five aaa sore in attendance, (Yet tS come, and these streecs, | 4! Sisco ‘qi be opened next Baturday ae o pag ges Bag o> au Phe Svene| reeu'! The Kvening World ca 2 log World, will prove @ @roat b mu) y 4 paige for more play epacen for ehil-lag onty to the children bu to tho] Son Haren, Hewardiess of War OF P| mothers am well Sy play pway, Irae seeahe | Herpes ii you haven beart and a vrorn-| pure Mireets will be closed to trat-| Pius tur the tuchition of the Park a Ve held gte . |fle every afternoon ot certain hours,| Pepartnent and the Board of Bduca- me tennle ball, ) We Ie (the BAD ad the children wili play in wafoty| tion have been taxed in caring fur a land in the protection of @ grown-up | !*.ls. Private organizations loos sfier about 11,100, and other organina- (Contin jones appromiaatery 000 According to the atistion there|aia of pontoon bridges, The Ment. are recreation faciities in the City Camargo are well armed and of N ’ ol 10 hirg /oane at funda have been made available by | Of Siw York for only about the Tiel |are reported to be entrenched in po- or recreation, |altions protected on the flanks by © Department | formidable batteries of machine guns. to the poms’ | All thie ts conjecture in wo far that When 4 supervisor was employed trathe it relates to a possible Invasion, but in helping the ehildren at play tt) ¢\, it to at least baned on actual observa- 5 usually developed into an enthusiastic | "4 tion in a field of military aotivity, : centre, and the children of the aur. | num» street as ‘Olt te uncensored and the writer has , rounding neighborhood came on the) Wythe highuat percents every reason to belleve that It would : play street and thus were kept Away) was below Fourteenth Street, pase unmarred through @ censor's Then you'll know— 4 from Viret Page) “ > to keep them helpfully ipied and amused, To provide thei supervisors at all the play spac popular subseription It has beon found by expertence tn opening & fow pi laat y to get pi aw the | the only way t bility of aceid ou ; from their own trate atreet, many of tho play streets will be of | hands, { to stop dandruff ‘Thus the supervisor has developed | Mvlished iicaniaiai Coming over on the train yesterday j l f I ° the cent that lows streets | Ball Player, from Brownsville we met some regu- | ttend W MUDOFVINOE 1D) ising ball in the streets, shortly be [lar army soldiers who sald they saw “The coat of a supervisor ts $12 a! fore dark last night, ult fatally} forty-eight carloads of Now York Hf R ‘. | lweek, Contributions to ald the chil. | for years] (roops at San Antonio on Thursday wi esino. dren to play may be sent to either! Old roar ac la TE t the Police Department or the Parks | ‘Sapital|at midnight, and that tho forty-ctght ; ne Police Departme with fractured Here Is a simple, Inexpensive |] and Playgrounds Association, playing with other bs ° ° treatment that will almost always Police Commissioner Woods hag) Sherman Ave +) hours. Later we heard from officers ff and scalp itching, and Issued a letter to boys and girls of |W of the regular service, stationed here, [caer Ailes Itve nisd tiberow woll do parents who go away for that the New York troops will not be ni 5 7 the summer, asking ald for the Iittle| ¢) Atnight,spreadthe hairapartand |] ones who must atay in the city and | °°" in until Sunday. In the moan time e ou or tub a aed. ndreds of men are at work here Faust, d at Pharr and Mission, clearing 5 Cents. Famoes ST, LOUIS, } for 45 yearn ot Louis, Yollce Department reports sev~ eral hundred dollars wready recetved, | and more contribution coming In} to the Playgrounds Association. \ te POLICE GIVING EVERY AID TO! tle Resinol Ointment into || have no place to play but the hot the jp gently, with the tip of the || etree finger, Repeat this until the whole w places | the camp altes and getting ready for ecalphas beentreated. Next morn- ing, shampoo thoroughly with Res- {nol Soap and hot water, Work the 1 famous as a cate, the Influx, tie lat of goo | In some way there has gained cur- Loulsana to keep the rency a report that in the New York Greamy Resino! lather well into the THE PLAN. Haunt founded the cate inasss division there is a regiment of mitll- scalp, Rinse with gradually cooler — fonaires. We were told yesterday aft- water, the last water being cold Corn aerate cet nee Daty Dena » ho is supposed to be “ er, ’ od ie i , " ernoon, by one who is suppos oO Resin! Soap and Resinol Ointment easily the" Playgrounds” Asse epee Nerf enb De + nm. supplied with all the inside informa- Because Better tobacco it shin-eruptions id by all druggists, more etreete wi e avi war convicted hirty years ago o! om Fraltres, DepuiskeResinol lalimoresMae || fagt'as funde are found to prop: |riicity in an Irish dynamite conspiracy, | #8 coming from the outaslde world lee . ” erly care for the children and |Uled yesterday at his home in Limerick,|to McAllen, that the millionaires are made them famous. coming on @ train of private cars, and that the camp of this opulent buneb will be furnished with silk }tents. All McAilen and the surround- ing country is excited about the mill- jonaire regiment, and the excitenent was pariicularly keen last night |when, acording to custom, the mov- ing picture theatre gave @ free show tc a packed house, WAITING FOR REGIMENT OF NEW YORK MILLIONAIRES, For two blocks along the entire length of the main street of McAllen, and for half a block in both direc- tions on the side street, automobiles were packed wheel to Wheel. When the free show was over the audience instead of dispersing and giving the town marshal a chance to go home and get his supper, stood around and discussed the millionaire regiment from New York, “Gen, Cornelius Vanderbilt,” eald one positive citiven of McAllen, “is carrying down @ race hoss worth $50,000 and his sade has got his name on it on both sides in gold letters.” The people down here are certainly waiting for that miliionaire regiment, They expect to see silver mounted artillery, portable bathtubs, trimmed with onyx, and young soldiers wea - The Mildest Cigarette. ing spurs set in diamonds, arrival of the New given rise to more war excitement around these parts than has prevailed in six months, and this despite the fact that this is prac tically w fortified town, Four-fifths of the population Is Mexican, and the border is only #ix miles away by road, about five miles in a direct line , ° : Machine guna are mounted on che * . . a 4 ea time or any re) er time roofs of several of the tallest build-| [amma ey 1 - ings in the town, these guna com- ’ pat . ° ° manding the principal streets and ap s a « . i 1 ren Ow at e rl t proaches to public buildings, hotels Saag L ; And taereantile houses, 4 ri . a Just to the north of the town ure ; b f d f r th encamped battalion of ‘Texas militia é Ke : ‘00 Ce) em every e 1s and @ squad of regulars. Tho Rio| fe ae Grande below here Is patrolled by i : ah : ? regular troops, ard guards are mato- as € is ‘ 9 £ e ogg Ss oaste m es. talned about the pumping station of i i ons . i the irrigation plants, the power house | Bh ‘ 3 which supplies the town, the water Little girls and boys remember the good Sorta sef'tss suatq els A ° RUSHING WORK ON CAMP FOR things to eat—and there is a lot . NEW YORK TROOPS, ° . ° . Boldiers tramp the streets armed of friendship in their hearts for cites treme, te Airset acmad K Il hi a a al T d every hry Vg osiry sprnee a large gun concealed about his person, Nev- e 0 Ss t ie origin oaste: orneieet all the talk is about that mythical regiment of New York mil- Corn Flakes. Inaires, nunens ot Ne Caper nae © work of clearing the camp sites Packed Waxtite—Look for this signature, and in Pharr of mosqulte und and scrub trees 8 started on Thursday and ts progressing rap- idly, all things considered, In the best case possible, though, the soldier boys from New York are going to buck Up against a lot of | hard work on their arrival. The camp here 1s ay yet destitute of water sup- ply and there is small chance of pipes | being laid throughout the sito before | Bunday, | ‘The work of clearing the ground Imitations come and go! They change their name. | was undertaken by the citizens of They change their form. Some do both, headquarters the largest unit of the _ Kellogg’s—the Original Toasted Corn Flakes remain here The. bmp grounds over. 1400 bo soire, te Sate tan Oi arn Seen Oe setae nd ne dada ol cree it és is cleared last night, but it antici vor with a melting crispness on the tongue. ared last nights but it iw antici a for the first arrivals, Your correspondent went out to the camp nite yesterday afternoon and gave the clearing off process the vance over,