The evening world. Newspaper, July 8, 1916, Page 3

— g r Woes and Seek Sympath aS "WS A TARE TO MeamEY @ OG Tell of The a0 eee oven fur To raw, Tht Daw volved (bey 8 linemen re wae pre » prekmeimamr tes moped the baw War Department Order Regiment at Camp Whit (Ot bemoans © buskion under the © ' “DYNAMITE” WINS FAME, | iver woenn —, Regiment's Rest Tug-of-War Team Sufters Disgrace- ful Defeat Mees trom 6 al 6 cmmentions of Tog Hee Company found themesives moving “ 4 With every o = ectusily whissing through the MY, July @ The Miaty MOO Wil! leave thie camp for Mherr bil to the road thet ervation and | preceded them they beheld wile staring ey ir defeat and dice ore received to-day fro Wer Depart: neineers, whe had expected to m have been sot ing supplies m the move on will be either at oF ‘|One of Them's a Cop, but Wifie Tans Him With a Bread Board, Just the Same,and Another Gets Licked With a Lemon Squeeser When He Mis- behaves! 1 pany 4 of the rope Dyna are mobilised hed and at the f nh were dragged of a mile before they f |themselves from the hawaser dra # they Ko to Uhe border t have about elght men to Hek blue, for their brave, yearning hearts GIVE A ROUSING FARE THE SECOND, The spirit of th exemplified yesterday in the depart- Infantry for the The Becond, which te re- cruited from Hehenestady, Troy, Co- Bixty-ninth wai againat your would sob their angulwh, but here in the presence of their more fortunate fellows they can clenched teeth and gulp the: disappoinuinent, Kt io the survival of the fittest, and he untemperamental, ac 4 eurgeona | woventy-five net physically qualified for the ser. viee of Uncle their stirring lives have they faced of the Hecond Some Wives Are Spanked by Husbands, Too, and One Even Admits She Likes It and It Do Her Good to Be Taken Across Hubby’s Knee. struck Its tents and marched around uutskirty of the things changed. , but the word of the ne of the Becond sped through the camp and they dropped every~ thing to ruah to the side of the road, |. Conley and hin staff stood by the roadway to salute the commander of the Becond and his offeers, The the air with pro- cheers and Col, Andrews, not turned to his band- Hixty-ninth’s camp By Nixola Greeley- Herewith the silly season ta formally d till the hot weather 1s over wise New Yorkers will not burden their alzaling brains with the Mexican problem, the Presidential election or the success of the new offensive of the allies, To spank or not to spank {s the question of the hour. It's much too waru to think. If you don’t belleve it, read the letters which have come to The Evening World in the last few days from husbands and wives who favor or oppose spank- ing a# @ first ald to conjugal concord. The contro versy was started by an innocent little document from Mra, N. MoC. of Brooklyn, who declared frankly that grown persons aw well as children are the better for an occasional whipping, adding that her own husband had been changed from a drinker and smoker into a model man with @ gdod job, money saved and a fine home by the judicious application of these wifely principles. Spare the rod and spoil the husband ‘was this matron's recipe for domes- arrying & big wom ere w ee vere 8 the world of ore of reasons the rejection of the Irish soldiers, Bome Were possessed of Mut feet, others were over stout, Qualified because of missing teeth and others were subject to ills that would make them unfit for service along that sun-scorched border land, There was not one of the men re- fected but who could parade in the presence of the entire population of New York and be accepted ase model soldier, but the keen-eyed sur. geons saw the telltale makes men unacceptable Bam as fighting men, Thi are facing the problem of their lives-- te peers to New Rete crney are loyal friends them along the They would clared open. From this day on! an, but 1 thought her. Ido yot, and that fact makes me sore at her treament ie down to the Polo Grounds Fourth the Giants and Brooklyn play, tolling her I ha: T came home with @ ae card in my pocket and she cho! the truth out of me. T! me on her knee upside down. Glorious Fourth for me! I know I'l wrote this because she'll see it and she does—-me for the arnica. The only hope I seo ie that ahi getting rhoomatinn BELO Pm went fairly wild. The Sixty-ninth te @ ment and is bonating, wit! son, the possension of the model sol- dier of Camp Whitman, Capt. Koeh- from th Point, who has been teaching the officers and men the prope: to march, has named Private Josep! Phelan of 1 Company as the model weighs 195 pounds standa 6 feet, 11 Inches in height, n aan piece of granite. THE BELT. Yonkers, July 7. SUGGESTA AN. A SPANKED HUSBANDS. ‘To the Kilitor of The Prening World And me grieving all these years in the belief that 1 was t i husband who wan getting From tho letters you've been getting I'm sure to organine What a chance to swap experiences and exchange allovi- You can see from the letter I write I'm not a mushhead. Furthermore, I'm thi ger than my wite that it might be fatal if 1 ever sought to retall- id the fear of our do- becoming public is put up with it, Then there is a finan Firat along in our married | of nine years, when I tried to curb her furious attacks she used to household artic was cheaper to | I got to bending over and covering my head to save my face, and her spanking developed tter of course, kht as well tell the whole CIATION OF | with Gen. O'Ryan about the changes —»—_ QUITS JOB AS ENGINEER TO BE MATRON AT BATHS ed to face th “godapeeded” two weeks ago. weaponless, face the entire {can army than go back td New ing that if I am caught doing them my husband will not hesitate to place me over his lap and While he is never punishing me, he has tai many times, and I feel 1 am the better for It. 1 think tifere would be more happy couples if more husbands would do the same thing. admit that my lifo has been made happier since I have been called doubtless, would rather be spanked than nagged. Spanking, like war, is only one form of the force argument, in many cases not so objectionable and not neurly 60 efficacious as hye- The pacifists of the home, like those of the larger world, don't seem to realize that to put an end to physical warfare won't put an end to war War can be and is mado with money all the time, though every sword is sheathed and every bayonet sleeps in its scabbard, made, pressure amounting to tyranny is exerted, in many homes wherein Tithe word spank 1# #0 discredited that it would not be let in the back door, Persons who decry the rod and the Mipper as corrective agents may use It has been proved that small boys when given a cholce between a licking and a milder but longer and more boresome penance elect always to take the licking. ‘After all, when you're licked for gb- ing fishing you can take the licking and go fishing again, Miss Anastasia Bonasek, However, Will Again Don Overalls In ‘IRIGH LADS ARE A BUSY BUNCH The Sixty-ninth camp is the busiest res in America to-da' There is much to be accomplished ut the regiment in a proper con- ion, and thia must be done to-day to-morrow. The men and officers ot appear before the ex- = in rmeons yesterday are be- | ~ ing rushed to their military fate this But the great work that confronts the drawing of equipment. a regiment terica or tears. Miss Anastasia Bonasek of No, 1718 Garfield Street, Van Nest, one of the few women stationary engineers in has quit engineering temporarily tor a job as chief ma- of the public baths in Long Island City, to which she has just been appointed. Mise Bonasek is a Hoensed en- gineer and until to-day has been directing an 80 horse power boll and engine in a factory at No, 892 Intervale Avenue, the Bronx, When she had no stoker she did the etok- mite thet when engineering she wears engin- male engine this countr; SPANKED AT 20 TIME AND BEFORE BREAKFAST. To the Editor of The Evening World: And war ts ank their husbands should keep that fact to themselves. M wife read their letters and was very much interested—-too much Last night | stayed out rather late at my club, and when I returned home received the surprise of my married life my wife handed first’ spanking I received since my boyhood day: has heen wofully in clothing and ordnance ,atores. There equipment at ‘depot, but it is a big ti out the necessary requisitions and to epecify the hundreds 0° sizes ne sary. This work is being rushed at speed, and somohow or other the cers hope to have everything com- plete when the bugle » mand to “strike tents, ‘The riilroad has a long string of coaches on the sidings for the ing Irishmen, and thei. the border has been scheduled. The orders received receded to the atteries of the Field Artillery, now in camp. A of Syracuse, and Hee SE EEEEEEEEE SEER Dr. Wiley Says: per cent. of the child: of this country are starved cause of being fed with foods tn, eapadle of giving proper nourish- the Quartermaster’ meaner weapons. k. We have two chi and a Ford, but sho never lays @ hand on the youngstors. 1 feel better now to think I'm not the only husband who's re nd the com- at breakfast I Temonstrated with her and at- to stick up for whereupon I was taken from my meal and given another introduction to my wife's riding A spanking at night is bad enough, but to start the day with indescribable, Aside from the humiliating fact of a man's discussing war at his club and then going home to be spanked by his wife, it will make husbands invent lies to tell thelr about telling her a just twenty-three, “I'll be on the new job Monday Long Island City, July 7. MEDAL COP AFFLICTED WITH SPANKING WIFE, To the balitor of The Evening World policeman who per So husbands ce between being lec- <t for staying out late t the club might choose the shorter and more merciful punishment. Still, the husbands who bave writ- ing World do not seem taking a vacation from the intense heat of tending a stationary engine. In the fall I'm going to take advance engineering and jome day to run an electric motor. ——_— > POWDER PLANT CRASH SHAKES CITY; KILLS MAN Injured When Grinding Mill at Du Pont, Works in Wilmington Blows Up. WILMINGTON, Del., July 8,-—One man was killed early to-day when @ in the black powder department of the du Pont Powder Company at Hagley Yard exploded, ine other worker was injured, The shock shook the and surrounding country, tured or span border by the two ‘These batteries, ten to The Eve to be as philosophical spankings as the: mits his wif jhould be, They do not take the broad, impersonal view of Mrs. A. of Brooklyn, for instance, husband has spanked her frequently and that she feels that her home is happicr and she herself a better woman for the say, and I'm & member of a weat Not only that, but aide precinet. wife will in future mere fibs from INDIGNANT HUSBAND. New York, July 6. HE FOR THE ARNICA, WHEN WIFIE READS THIS. ‘To the EAltor of The Breuing World Honest and write this letter, you've been printing about wives spanking their husbands make me want to write (his. always getting spanking letters you've been run- ning hit me in the same place as bit the other fellows. I've got only a 0 wet on the pei ‘The letter which started the spank~ \ng controversy and those written in answer to it are printed below. PANKS HUSBAND WHEN SHE TAKES THE NOTION. ‘the Evening World of spanking which few years to Ko sion list, and as U've got a good rep with the memb Austin, Nichols € C.1 ra of the force truly, I hate to but the letters by dragging my family troubles has me in @ hole an Because I'm Ain't that a fin yome of the nk# me, although I laughing out loud would say that grown people should be spanked as well as children, Whipping has reformed my hus- band from @ drinker and smoker into a model man, After a few months of misery I decided to take matters In my own So one night when he was nd his pay half gone took him over my knee and gave him a sound 1 have spanked him often since when I took @ notion. Now he has a good position, money saved and ey home. PEANUT BUTTER and watch them grow. don't know bow ashamed | feel to tell this to the public, so full of it 1 try to stall | Wilson's Son. but I'm just luugh, though, When you're Ket- ting soaked with a bread board, spanking the night atives or friends dreams of the way she works off her tantrums on me, And the fun- ny part of it 4s, I'm a good hus- Well, you can so for your- [ don't kambie, drink or chew or smoke (save once in a while I wmoke @ cornsilk cigarette for fun, but as corn haven't smoked any thia season) Don't that sound like Tam a good 1 got a terrib utter pat, Wore to seven of the last police parade be much food value in it as has bread, eggs, potat Give your children Peanut Butter—eat i healthy habit. university men. an- Was passing the Several times she's come to my post and threatened to at- Some night I'm afraid I wonder how many po- Hicemen are getting spanked PATIENT COP. Now York, July & TWO SPANKED HUSBANDS PALS IN SYMPATHY, when the parade ¥, M. junteors for ¥. M. CG.” A, work along Mexican border this. summer, A most aati 9 forty have volunti mmer-time lunch, and for Brooklyn, Juno 23, TANNED MANY TIMES RATHER LIKES IT. To the Editor of The Evening World: 1 would my that while I have ‘never had ocvasion to even think of punishing my husband he has 100, 15¢ and 25c sizes. MTON, N.Y. our Frocer has it, oF, mill tuner and work steady and give her my envelope , but & man ain't much humor to tune pianos when his wife's spankin, time, is he? Outside of that one she's a fine wife. Sometimes I think s the mibject because right quiet talk she'll grab ‘across her knee and One thing about manufacturer, to-day presented starts for the DES & COntne. der from Camp equipped motor truck. to order such trucks rdless of expena ————— itman, with @ f ly two more to your Battery C ts H rf Mat of spanked husbands. to myself and a fellow clerk, work in a drug store and have to stand up anyway, #0 It don't em. result has made a Sleeping Care for Troops. —Gov, McCall, in a telegram to Becretary of War Baker -day, urged that the militiamen who this State for the border be provided efth lay sleeping care, careless in many things and caused my husband much worry until he took the advice of my mother and soundly spanked me. have realized that there are many things I should not do, and I refrain from doing them, know- of the other unfortunates, ROBTON, Jul: dl we have lots of remedios ut let me havo it her, she don't nothing, but ge ‘The way we came to find out about each other may be Inter- eating. He came over w my house how she can hit! She's almost twice as big as I am, aay 1 made a next Monday ailing Men Who Have Felt the Slipper {() BEGIN PATROL GETS AWAY WITH SWEEPING NEXT WEEK 1,026 SORE —2- a ed Gen O'Ryan Takes Charge of/Pyvery Man Vaccinated Before Force Reported Heading * Division and Regulars Go Plsewhere SMALL BORDER Gl ARD, | Mevastoer These Will Be Changed Pre-| quently to Give “Experience” to Large Number t Leaving for Texas via Settlements in the Big Beng Border Section, eiterves of the July bv tie heme od to-day privet 4 tender within Hach of the dayihabt, marched ta! | pital tent in Ve men etaried af he Field How toward La od of Villietag of time reported By Martin Green. | then (Specie! Gio Correspondent of The | #rh wilh ina World) Three days hence, watlten july #1 ag. | the the army whin | er leon geared vasion and, at the « pare the ml Heanigations fe tive work a invading force war should be declared mid it eh come wort of reach Mrowne ville in ten Hatlorios KB and ¥ thie part of Te 0 | were echeduled to teow will take their fall war ta of men Hotterien Co of Bro: He how at Presidio conmiderable he ne 0 tr | Mex Within a few days all the s along the Wo Grande } yt Mio Gran aaary to wen * inte erty exan held by rewulare and men of y, will be turned to details of New York tr Major ¢ the ranking ofcer neat to Gen Funston, will have o plete trol of the Sixth Militia Division, Orig. Gen, Varker, wie toned at Fort Hrown, Brownsville, will have charge of the regular army regiments which are to be concen. trated at t Hrown and Fort Ring- gold and Laredo, For the pre district along the river betwee Grande City and Laredo will r& in control of the regular army forces for patrol and guard purposes | Oificors and men of the New York militia Will soon be camping out in| small di vente at lonely points along the border or bivouacked tn little towns, keeping sharp wateh for suspicious Mexicans and doing gen | eral police duty, The detaila of this week have not been mapped out to completion, but It 1# probable that de- | tachments will be changed frequently | Mr in order to give as any men an ponstblo outpost experience and al to avold separating any unite of the! regiments from the main commands | 2 long enough to allow them to get out | of touch with the routine of regi-| mental drill and camp work, rival Fourth Texas Carrante forces expeet to ive bale Chihuahua, ac colved by Gen of the North, 1 1,200 eavalry~ i" | PROKIBITIONISTS. PLAN TO NOMINATE FORD Lugene Chatin Believes Pacifist Will Accept and Says That He Can Be Flected CHIDO AGO, h of Jimines, a 2 o'clock this vta wired Trevino that attack Calixto and his followers in HAN ANTONIO, blemaker ta the atl army offie the would work for warned Preal- concerning the yarch of which officals wenitant for a num ident at the Prohibition National nee Confident ber of days, is Hinghaw, ehairr National bandit army ig gathering freab re- cruite with every northward move~ the recruits being those Mexicans of@ had one in- nomination and Ford's views on the liquor q tion we committee. will announce days, It was said, and think Villa will give them a chance at the Amer- and regulars’ alike hope they will get a chance at the bandit band WASHINGTON, July §—A astate- ment by the War Dopartment Prese his position in a few ‘That Mr. Ford wit pt the nomination was taken as a foregone conclusion by Mr, Chafin. Ford is @ stronger candidate than either Wilson or Hughes and if dl ba be elected thi iT “Mr, nomina Brig. Gen, Parker came up from | Mr. Chafin Brownsville yesterday and conferred Hureau to-day said supported rumors had been received of the presence of Villa at a place that more un- rene ttsavecaan’ inane |OOURT CHIDES GUAR serernnds and tefong w'the seme} FOR HITTING SHOPKEEPER fighter and Gen, O'Ryan are close pet school of efficient, exacting military catied Canutillo on the Rio Florida, weat of Paral, the reports Villa's wounds were caused by a bullet that treining, The big camp west of Me-|Gowey, in Self-Defense, Claims Alien t* rapidly filling up, and New | York troops will avon be detraining at Minsion and Pharr, The end of an- other week should see nearly 20,000 passed through the back muscles of both sides without striking a pone in recovered sufficiently to walk with a limp and ride with great- Victim Said: “There Goes One of Those Soldier Bums.” All the witnesses in this case in the men from New York under canvas in| Men's Night the three camps. Thi Court last night agreed health of the|that Harry E. Gowey, Company B, Sev- oot aeert TO LIFT EMBARGO men already here continues good, and | CMty-Arst while the heat Is moist and atifiing | "necked down Harry Aarons in front frequent showers relieve the atmos- pheric situation somewhat, Gen, O'Ryan has established his headquarters in the camp, and the|{" entire headquarters staff will remove to-day from the hotel in McAllen to tenta and a new frame building, | ders mostly windows, which has been rushed up in four days, pele shal NEW JERSEY TROOPS AS AID TO PERSHING WASHINGTON, July & of Aarons's store at No 312 Bast Twen- ty-seventh Street. testified that G y two soldiers who were condition but Inxing its embargo along the Mex- the aldewalk with two young One of these, he testified, sald: ‘osh, look at Uncio Sam's aol- hat condition !'* vey knocked Aarons down. daman, most of whose com- the’ border, teatified that of those United however, shipments of arms and am- munition to the Mexicans at this time, On the other eral character, which have fallen un- der the embargo, probably will be permitted to pass freely for a week or The occasion for the proposed relaxation is the difficulty encountered “Oh ‘The qua ‘aden are IN ARIZONA CAMP) _Maxistrate Deuel told (Sperial to The Evening Worl.) ‘ DOUGLAS, Ariz, July %&—New Jerney's entire citizen soldier: United States regulars, are in camp by Gon, Pershing in getting hia own supplies through by private means, sS—<$<$—<m—e AFTER BABYS BATH 4 mullty egal fashion, but suspend now| BAR FURS AT LONG BEACH. to-day on the Arizona desert, two| fachion miles from this city, ‘The arrtval to-day of Brig, Gen, Edwin W. Hine and staff relieved Col, John D, Frazer of the First Regiment of Newark, of the command of the reinforced brig- ade, ( Hine has command now] thy of thre winents of infantry, two batteries of fleld artillery, two troops of cavalry, @ Held hospital, one am- bulance company and the signal corps, all of New Jersey, One regi- ment of Montana and one of Arizona, July &.—Be- ¢ over infantile par- LONG BUACH cause of the alysis no fura will be permitted | Beach fashion must ALWAYS ive way to the order of the board last night nem du pot wear Sykes 4 also took measures to en- the burning of o with part of the First U. 8, Cavalry | forge the. la and part of the Sixth Field Artillery, day. in the Artaona outfit are an Indian company and & company of Mexicans, Kegular army men have been detatled to asviat the national Guardamen in garbage and the muzal ———— <> | were sent west for patrol duty to-| PERSHING’S LAST SCOUT | AEROPLANE DISABLED. | POWD! HEALS & PREVENTS SKIN, SORENESS COLUMRUB, N. M, July 8&—Gen, | day Was again forced to every possible way and the hard] Pershing t work of camp ts becoming easier| rely upon under the guidance of the expert-| paimsances enced regulars. Tho heat is inte work Iittle durt and the men cavalry patrols for recon- round his advanced bas Yesterday the single aeroplane with midday hours, {the expedition was put out of com- propeller blade went to 4 during a scouting Might and an observer, ONE BOX PROVES IT 25 ——— BELL-ANS Absolutely Removes minsion. Kid MeCoy In an Army Orderly, | pi BROWNS Tex, July 7] Li Kid" Me well Known heavy. | the weight pugilist, a member of the Now | dows safely, York National Guard y in camp at McAllen, has b asstened t two At the Columbus base camp twelve aeroplanes have been lying idle for for lack of propellers. A rush shipment of the apecial blades required , The Indigestion. One package provesit. 25cat all druggists. ry that military infor- na ~}mation wa one night after having a row | through Indiseriminate photographing G Dyer assumed his with his wife just in time to fod | here caused Us quarrelling because she had |e spanked me, ‘Then be up and told moe his wife did th him, and wi ®, found articles ade ™} ‘The World will be Usted at The World's Informa- placing of a strict nsorship same thing to | Boy M been strong John Bea schoolboy, of No, 808 Kast One Hun- Wo've figured it out that if we [dred and Twenty-sixth Street, Harlem fracture of the | lowing an attempt to ato Twenty-sixth Street and First Avenue rses were, attached to a moving IPECAC, a owned by George Fannell & have to be bit by our Wives iva | best they do it where It don't prsnible abow, Hits wife was a college | woman, Mine wasn't. She'd have 484m made all the teama if she had | ph. been Brooklyn, July 8 No. 2931 Third Avenue,