The evening world. Newspaper, April 10, 1917, Page 3

EE Ne RR ET LT AON 5 : ‘ sige gh mag Kem * ; ‘ THE EVENING WORLD, TUESDAY, APRIL 10, 1917. ~ STATEPUTON WAR FOOTING UNDER NEW MILITARY LAW MOBILIZING ALL MAN POWER comes from Senator Stivers, Chair- ‘Stiv i oe ° ers Bill, Placed ; Betore man of the Military Affairs Commit- Legislators, Is Sweeping in |; 6 of the Senate, and js a long and Ifs Provisions, comprehensive decument, taking in —— every phase of the State's martial CREATES) REAL = ARMY, | Plans. — The new law provides that every (oecial From» Siait Coreiondont of Te able-bodied man in the State, be- 08 ALBANY, Apri! 10.—Tho new mill- tary law of the State Is to-day before the legislators for full discussion. I tween the ages of elghteen and forty- five, shail b> @ member of the militia, excepting 1. All persons exempted by the United Stat: 2. Persons exempted by the State laws, . 3. Persons in the army and id thate policemen and ex-” Navy of the Uni 4. Firemen, empt firemen. 5. Persons who have five years in the militia. 6. Justices and clerks of courts of record, registers of deed sheriffs, ministers of the gospel Prysicians, superintendents, offi- cers and assistants in hospitals, conductors and engineers of rail- served ways, and seamen, 7. Idiots, lunatics, paupers vagabonds, habitual drunkard: Here is new Health and persons convicted of infa- Mrs. Waldo Péirce Would Teach Young Women How to Fly in a Machine She Will Furnish for Instruction, She to Pay All Incidental Expenses—If Government Won't Accept Their Work on Firing Line, Girl Flyers Could Be Messengers or Do Odd Chores for Uncle Sam. By Nixola Greeley-Smith. Mrs, Waldo Peirce of No, 23 East Ninth Street called upon Mrs. John 5.atr, in the headquarters of the Woman Suffrage Party of New York State, at No Fifth Avenue, yesterday afternoon and volunteered to organize a unit of women aviators to be known as the Suffrage Flying Corps, She agreed to bear all the expenses of training the flyers herself Mrs, Peirce is the daughte: of the Hotel Ansonia, and as Dorothy Rice made herself widely known as an artist, sculptor, sportswoman and aviator, She fs the only American pupil of Zuloaga, and her canvases show the vigor and the stern and uncom- promising honesty of the Spanish master, Mrs. Peirce's day yesterday was typical of her mult! ple and varied activities. In the morning she motored to the Aviation Field at Mineola to see how repairs on her biplane were getting on, returned to New York in time to visit the Brooklyn Navy Yard aid Governor's Island and to deliver else letters of introduction which she hopes will win the Federal | = ———— 4 consént to permit her of Mra, Isaac L. Rice to be womer sort of knowl- edge with Governmen ‘ of eng! A woman who can 0 teacl of ten young women to teach a ainit n, young run an au e can learn to fly a how to fly for their country. Mr.) biplane I think there must be ten Peirce holds a pilot's licetise from the|or a dozen rich young women who yj. | Would be willing to learn to fly and ero Club and is known among avi- | Vou a Aero Club and now : serve America in this wow yn's ubit ators for the fearlessness of her per-| 7 don't want to be Captal to have formances in the air. any other title; you understand I'm Before whe qualified ax « pilot sne/NOt looking for glory. Ail T want Is n the sky | | WILLING TO BE A MESSENGER had several misadventures and on one occasion her biplane} OR DO CHORES. mame i | hha sib bdddutes turne a =ssomersaul (che was ¢ nm assuming that they never and .new Life The law becomes of immense in-| trapped in the machine) and, as it|gend ua to the fighting tie ong terest to the people of the State under] fell to the earth, caught fire. After] never get a chance to reconnoltre for for the ailin the war conditions, in view of the] making a round of visits and begging |#0 Ainerivan army in Wrance, as g Fight of the Governor to conscript}everybody to exert his influence at] hohe” Mes. blerce rontinued. we Don’t let your life be clouded by ins [| the militia under another act, which) Washington to permit her to use the |Cross hospitals, do any number of @ifferent health. Don't let ill-health }|'s not repealed, It provides that the} army or navy field for her Suffrage | Useful necessary things which men steal your good looks. Don't re- || State Militia shall consist of all of topped at her studio to take | AYGre, Will be called upon to do. | By main weak, anemic, Nervous OF [| the Militia of the United States re-!on ar r load of her pictures and | could release these men for military run-down, per ie the a siding within the limits of the State.| statues for the exhibitian of the Socl- | service ee eave tue aun Sate Bie eae. It puts into immediate eftect in| ety of Independe tists, which} “When T see rich young women way to new and vigorous health. [oe Ur SOMARR RUSTY AE Mays walk up and down Fifth Avenue 1 Remember that your health is your ||!" state the Articles of War of the] opened in Grand Central Palace Inst | wenger 'wint thes do with tele tne most valuable possession, Ill-health, United States and the Naval Articles, | night. Then she dropped into a skat-|1 ain sure a great many society girls apart from the misery it causes, }| Which are enacted into the ¢ law | ing rink at Eighth Avenue and Fifty. /@re bored to death with the emptiness deprives you of your rightful enjoy: || by the terms of the act, whenever any | second Street for a spin over thertee | Of thelr lives Mtoe a Mtl ment and handicaps you in your J) portion of the Guard is under orders | pefore proceeding to Suffrage head-| reads. a titti ing. ft 'feet that daily duties. But good health— }j from the Governor, or shall be or-| quarters to volunteer to Mra. Blair many of them who have money to give glorious, glowing health—can be [} gered for duty in war, insurrection, a biplane to the United States would Yours if you take or thne of public danger. ‘To carry|8!@ FLYING CORPS OF WOMEN cheerfully do it and would like to ‘out the Articles Courts Martial are} WOULD COMPEL RECOGNITION. | at this tine everyiody wants to feel established, with full power to inflict] vephe one and only thing I can do| that she ts giving personal servi 7 7 | oe Ener ene ~— well as money punishment, with the proviso that!/inat would be useful in war time, “T bellewe women who have the re wentences of death shall be approved! Mrs. Peirce said to m “te to fly 1 quisite cod es and nerve ms quit Decause Widcarnis possesses atour- J PY the Governor only in time of} gon't insist on going to the front and BP) Boe RVIALOrs 68. ERE Euti Law fold power in creating the health | actual wa taking glory away fromthe men: I'll | Soeg Gui heey tremaee to whe you need, Aa the country 16 now Ih's state:ot pun errands, Tit teach an what they can do, particularly aa we Wincarnisis a tonic, a restorative war, the passage of the act will 61V6! seria: messenger bov, [don't believe are willing to do odd 4c nd don't a blood-builder and a nerve tood— J to the military courts, with the ap-| tne tune eee ty any one care about glory or anything ela, wx all in one, Therefore it promotes | proval of the Governor fill power overnment will a opt tho thousands ¥ z ‘oman ¢ » uch | he way of fly and t rt vtry new strength, new blood, ® oo nerve Poe auch i linden the Walceat ine Taranat wh Int ce a 0 vital 1 |e : 1g. But 1 bet that if f succeed 4 x yet few force and new vitality. That is why Sr. Btivers's bitl creates full divi, | 28 BY u sn over 10,000 doctors rec mend Win- in getting up a unit of w n fiver carnis, And itis also the reason why | lon of the Guard in the first line, and | Wet ingron, will ; eli Pm ; Te nd it is also the reason wh’ non Ss 2 bien ushington will have. to recognize ow formin " you can take Wincarnis with the | behind It provides for depot battalions 4), ; Certain knowledge that it can give J and units, and a reserve force f “What I propose to do is to teuch | PETROGRAD 110—An “Ameri you new health. both Militia and Nava! Militia. . F 4) Can Legion whieh expects shortly to rm + ten other women how to fiy vi Wincarnis is an admirable combination The Major General ovided with Ko to the Russlan front ts in process Of choice Wine, prime Extract of Meat er aie adminiae | @UPPIY the mach, nd the instruc- | 1) 00 in Re ae cia finest Extract of Ma ch ingredient J deeds Bam tan anil lental expense: ! fected with scrupulous care, and blend ative depar 1 by iL ; al eXPeNEES | among Americans In Rustin Was Urisk Bf eoccal reas where the valor of Po Uyieay states Army. Het ttone ut natu wouldn't do t a ing adelicious, lite giv commissioned officers he: Guard | Country any good AW po bed he Us Mi Mtnel aro required to be above eighteen | Sitls to fly who couldn't afford to buy! Ti q United Begin to get well Free | 70 eae ain, apeucment to) fier own machines, or at ieast whe | Stat ics teariy annie . age, ani appoin n the monthly re hy below for a free trial F commissions i4 reserved for men who| Couldn't get some give a b tle Of “Wincarnis'’--not a mere taste a 4 ORE Rr ee ani 6 listed uniiiled ‘enough to do you good. are atready members of the Guard, | Pane in their nam 1 Rone ct {on March 31, an Ask your regular dealer for Wincar who muat er mimendea by the pupils I ke will he to-offer a | inerea: « 1 This Ngure Should he have none in atock, he can eanly, an ral commanding and ex-| Maghine to the Gove tand thetr |rompared with 9,381,001 (0ns on March in Norwich, England, by ne a board touching their fit- | services pile od biplane |g, 1916. , Ltd, Contractors to His || ness, under the standards laid down] costs from $8, Machines | - Majesty's Forces and to the Royal Army || by the United States army | Rep ees sl See | (Reena esese—eey Medical Corps, The only opportunity for an out.| Have Kone Ur since: thei Wan Sold in Greater New York and «: sider to get under the tent lurks in| began ne Flying Corps | ere (1) ‘nl ist ing districts in two sizes 85c and $1.50 pvision which says that “When! would repr r more. Pork & Tilford — Hygrade Wine.Co, J /orgunizations hw shall have power | yy Se aie rhe eu. S. Nav Ron Wari 5 ys }to name in the first Instance tho| 7 aa and the Suffrage Party because bes Aaron War: jone Ja: | office necessary to commence and)! believe it is by such splendid per. Asker, Merrall complete such anigations.” fe ances as Ruth Law's, for ‘n-| Men are enlisted for the United aidbe loadin fers wie | ‘The Governor ts authorized) to con-| stance, that women will prove thoy || States Navy and the New York pha 62 vy a |fer brevet rank, and the Reserve al Naval Reserve at the following Officers’ list 18 ntkde up of all officers 4r® entl qual rights and re-|] odiees in thie citys For List of Dealers Elsewhere Write on list at the pasa of the act;| sponsiblliries with men UAITHG orate Avy EDWARD LASSERE, Ine., U.$. Agents J aniy officer who makes request, prow If men are unwilling to let women | MANHATTAN 400 West 23rdStreet » NewYork Jleriy approved, to be transferred to t |the Reserve; any person who hay fy at the front, why, let us show ou Ne; 1400 Besand Avenue Neived ax an alde to the Governor, willingness to serve, to be y FREE TRIAL.COUPON} |during the lad ten years, or anv) doing any kind of odd chor No, 108 East 125th Street J officer of the activ i of theo San anc No. 130 West Street. award Lssoere ine... 5. Agnete York J) Army, Navy or Marine Corps, who Willing to’ ds ine Hippodrome—Sixth Avenue, be ase, Se sere n sask nay Fe may be commissioned with the high-| tty needs thousands of flyers, 1 can tween 44th and 45th Streets eeignd me the free trial bottle of Win: 1) ext rank held previously teach and my p in their tura can Fenclose Idcents (coin or stamps) tocover ‘The enlistinent contract preseribed | teach others, releasing meu for ser BROOKLYN cost of packing and forwarding, (Please by the law is Ml in character and Jy, No. 115 Flatbush Avenue. write pluinly requires the recruit to enlist in both Vice No. 5304 Fifth Avenue ul the United States and the State sere WOMEN RUN AUTOS, WHY NOT No. 1239 Bedford Avenue. - ~— vice at one time 4 ACAHERA AVA Realilbed>: taCca tanh FLYING MACHINES? No, 1028 Gates Avenue Address y-four drills or ps and) “Adm Peary other «|| Navy Yard Gate at Sands Street. City - Lak espa aie les, have 1 attention to our t BRONX ; N.Y. Eve, Wond April 1@. | troops or detachments are, in addi y tion, to take not less than forty. 40 aerial coast patrol. For t No. 394 East 150th Str a yt drills each year sands nen will be required. [ he Court Martial section estab- jjeye women flyers hee Pe Por itiy iter n shes general courts martial, garr war iacshint nah jo. ulton Street, Pl ass Makes Health || 2 ,#",,2rccial court inquen pwd: (0 serve ip this patrol Os Wellil Jew von NAVAL REOERVE, jumpness Wakes Teal courts for both officers and enlisted as me The Government won't pay Thin People Heed This, men and summary courts, ention women flyer 1 MANHATTAN, T act is w rhapa the most com eave pa pee No. 26 Cortlandt Street. plete mijitio law ever presented in , Pier A North River. If you are too thin; If you aro palo “id jtye United States and ie destined to halt a dozen 4 in the waole . sallow; if A ' , “conform the laws of the United intry. Not so ma us BROOKLYN ' f States and with the plan to make the women Who could run Chetr own m Butiding No. |, Navy Yard 1 ascies and # Natlonal Guard a part of the first tor ears were Just as r rengea oF By tito uy |the new Army Law. Drills and ail for war service and fn hold you. other forms of training are required fit, ju re A, , Bharmacen prog to be standardized according to the so f LW apaie By pu-nuclan yh “ ke work of the regular army te he Muffrag poribed tor these condi \ Tor several mona + nereuse: Praled package vf any well-stocked apoth East Side weary shov.—Advt. AN lost or found articles ade vertised In The World will be listed at The World's Inforn tion Bureau, Pulltaer Build e. Arcade, park Wweas’e "Tis a real Scotch whiskes orthwest core Bin ate” and, Brosdware tang and taste, and a Harlem Office, 388 flavor—and a rare “burr West 120th St, and World’ Brooklyn Office, Wash ton &t., Brooklyn, fer JO days {oll wing the printing of the advertisement, Oh, mon,—when you just have to have a wee bit of something, go to the chap in the white coat and say— “SANDY MACDONALD” Ali Good Bars and Pam 181 Park Row 80 Delancey stre 78 Bowery Aven Third Avenue at Fifty-ninth Street st Highty-sixth Street, Hundred and ty-ftth Btreet One Hundred It has savor and Ten years old zim and zest, and anda 961 Fulton Htree 149 Fiatbuah Avenue, 269 Hroadway 753 Manhatiar 1862 Rrondway Avénus Patriotic Woman to Equip 193. Broadway prs NAVY LISTS GROW In One Manhattan B Bureau 176 Appeared for Enrollment \ Up to Noon The detail |ners who of olghteen naval gun-| ade the round trip through the German submarine one in charge of the guns on the Amert- | ean Iiner &t. Louis, will ald in re- crulting while the St. Louis is in port Orders were received to-day assign- ing the men to the vartous recruiting stations for the navy in this district It is anticipated that these men, hav- ne see might be called re war» will be of great value stimulating the ambition of young men who want to join the navy The sharp Impetus which naval re eruiting both for the regular servi MRS. WALDO PEIRCE. ont Serene ites thirty years of age had been rained to thirty-five on account of the urgent days are advocated by J. Ogden Ar mour, one of the country's leading) nocensity of obtaining men at once. packers and grain dealers ‘This notification was forwarded to “If immediate and radical steps are| Albany, Boston, Burlington, Vt.; New not taken to increase and conserve, Haven, Coun; Parkersburg, W. V . + Pittsburgh, Pa; Ualeigh, N. C.; 1 supply of the United States, seranton Pa.; Baltimore, Md.; But- this country will find itself falo, N, ¥.; Cleveland, O.;' Providence, and winter In us bad alt Ly Philadelphia,” Pi tland, food Is concerned, aw! Mes Richmond, Va, and Wasting: a ton, D. ¢ \ nationx of Fu- |“ Brouklyn wiso'set a fant pace for the rest of the city in recruiting. Twenty t, is to one applicants had been aworn in up the fo he s next fa state, so any of the warring rope | “Our first duty, an IT see 89 Whitehall tm, str! ~ GT.LOUISGUNNERS ARMY RECRUITING BRAZIL BREN Unit of Suffrage Aviators TO AID RECRUITING:| TAKES JUMP, BUT WITH GERMANY AND IS LIGHT SO FAR PREPARES FOR WAR Different Stations in New York|London Hears Diplomatic Re- Expect to Get 150 New lations Already Have Men To-Day. Been Cut Off. Herve LONDON, April 10.—Diplomatic re- \ are & summon. prac tions for recruiting for the army by | lations between Brazil and German: jor John Hughes of the New York | have been broken off, according te Recruiting District for the U. 8. A. | the Evening News, « RIO DE JANEIRO, April 10.—Wae loomed as more likely than mere dip- lomatle They are especially directed at the young women and girls who are doing good work urging men to join the rupture between Brazil anc fleld forces Germany to-day, The city seethec Don't be satisfied with merely | With demand for instant hostilities iaking a man’s name. ‘Take the |Foreign Minister Muller was reported |to have resigned, with other members of the cabinet It was understood passports for the |German Minister and the German Consal had already been sigued ready | for Instant delivery. man yourse eruiting sto from you The best patrtot rulting meett { to the nor he’ rest re gel away at these public © patriot aw is t - — who hurries at onee to the army and in the militia branch, experienced : : | BUENOS AYRES, April 10—Argen- | recrufting station the previous forty-eight hours con You can only be sure of your | tine ts determined not to yield to . tinued to-day, By noon more than man when he slgns up in’ the re | Britis and ree benkca for ewe V6 applicants bad presented therm cruiting office, Get a list of the |lfting of her embargo on wheat un- selves at the headquarters of the! Jitiong and carry it with you all |les# 1t is absolutely necessary. Marine Recrutting Headquarters of! ie tie While the United States apparently the Bast at No. Bust Tw hat Our stations were packed early |!" SUpporting England in applying third Street, 120 at the Naval Re- fhoening. 1 expect thie tot pressure, it was known to-day that cruiting Station at No, 30 East) | ‘ > American Ambassador Stimson does Twentycthird Hire! and the main, he Dieweat day the army has bad 1oot "Gere entirely with Sir fogiaald isda dt-the Naval. teosaPve acne, |: CO Tower on the facts in the case. Drader pedpicd diab gh lah ceath bt baie Recruiting for the army Increased | Stimson is inclined to agree—and has Cortlandt st answered (UeS- 14 hoe cent. to-day over yeaterday,|# reported to Washington—that Ar ons of 200 men ni during the a. pesul fficials in the New | #entina may have on account forenoon, Fifty-tive applicants wird | oe a “ hye! ne as A 2 180 10 | enortas of her wheat crop, for = * aoe , eet Z “afd - 4 | York district expect to pasa 150 to} putting an embargo on the grain to Packer, Warning of Shortage, _ pe "4 ioe sent to " | sort Slocum before aundown, A fe ‘ent the country being drained 4) mi Sein tat rs ard to report for duty | ° of this staple. The British Amba t = D - me of yesterday's work by Col H Also Suggests Establish Lieut. Commander John Grady mite 7 wal . re 4 i Pd gador, on the other hand, regards the alsh e of the ‘ antiac ' command of naval recruiting for the| ® nvargo as totally uncalled for, ment of Meatless Days. Lastern division, anmounead. through | Yor district, showed that 103 uppll-]" No official version wan obtainabie hia headquarters at No, 225 Weat |C#Mts had successfully passed the ex- | to-day ident: drlgevebs bat ieee SHICAGO, Api 0.—Federal co: deetty eaappettiad | nation and had b 1 > Fort] 404. Prestdent Irigoyef, but it was CHICAGO, April 10.—Federal Con! Hory.secund Street, that the depart. | #mMnation and t 1 been sent to Fert! nade known that the ‘meeting was trol of food production and price#) ment has ordered him to iasue posters | Slecun his wea the largem nGt:/an angry one Ing to one au ind the establishment of meatless! stating that the present age limit of | Der passed vince @ state of wir was |thoritative report, Tower told Irigoyon noon to-| Ne WAN considering the advisabilicy of leaving Argentina at once, possibly demanding his passports and formally breaking diplomatic relations formally declared. day twenty-sev the Up to n had been passed at No Third Avenue, station at which takes in the east side sub- From a number of sources to-day diatrict; twenty-e aand [came a report that the Argentine chal wenty-elght passed at the) cov ceninent wan secretly consider station wt Forty-second Street and] ing the wisdom of a declaration Sixth Avenue, and reports from the} against Germany in favor of the wub-stationy on the Jower and upper] United States and the Allies, thus “beating Hragil to tt," and gaining west side showed they were filled| credit from the Allies. with men, All the men are being | == eee = eniisted for the thre ar term. It hag been noted that none of the ap- toe noon at the main enrollment sta piicants has balked at the regular ake certain that both our own peo liatine! i eae nays be ‘ 2 babi pee tion, No, 115 Flatbush Avenue, and | eMiistment term i | IE. exquisite, delicate We and our allies have an abundant the push of applicants at the branch nile these increames are putting Sale ous “ food supply, I favor Government at No, 1239 Bedford Avenue was so punch into the work at the eub richn of the best Mex upervision and control of food pro-,sreat that {t became necessary to send | #titions no extraordinary rush, a ican vanilla makes the duction and food prices. to the Navy Yard for an additional | has heen pointed aut tn ‘Phe Evan nw difference between Bur- r physician ty conduct physical examte rit heretofore, I expe unti Let tha Government, for instances, | Bbfongn) @ Conduct Phystcal exams |i ne ag definitely note the machine nett's and all othecs he wholesale price of all meat! Of forty-nine Ing omen who notion, Army officers have been | produ Let the Government guar: | Passed the exa ae at the Kat flooded with offers from rich We make extracts teats the. hin bush Avenue recruiting stution yes- | poor of all kinds of t om wu only under the iD + mIninUM terday thirty-five enlisted and were, Mobiles to clerteal a nee price $1.50 @ bushel for all the sworn in. The best figure scored on! At the office of Mayor's Re= | Wheat he wn raise any preceding day was eollat iting = itter, No. o Kant Theso are rac = +) ments. Forty. ec Nt everybody is T Br Hical suggestions. By considerable mber busy pushing forward the plains for t an emergency which nothing|inen who pass th xan the Lextagton Day drive fo: er Meal remedies will meet [to enlist, Misa Sylvia Lot Mise Anne Morgan has ' ( wid favor ‘the institution, ig) tumble Hetghts, Hrooklyn, wh 4 forces, offered the use of hoe inachine | nec ry meat ‘. lent her automobile and her services |and, gen ¥, purposes to Le a bie i YS SUCH &*) to enlistinent work, started out this | fact the navy drive fi my they new have in with wife of Chief} Phe committee haw add Mat | Patriotic women who wish to do Quartermaster 1. Martenatn |of vol H. | © 1048, Jee, Bursete Cx something vital te heir coun up th ung nen who passed | Choa ee nethin for thelr country: tne | oe eee ee ee uve not ree | Kin, of prominence. | mediately should establish a reg tured t economy in the households.” Word was received on board the He | LOUIS, Mo,, Aprit 10—-Renolte | Naval Reserve "home barracks,” the ating, fons coutilnine metho ancie unite 3 April, 10.—-Pardons | ons outtini nods of mo ecacente: direst SA a ast at MIHOMA 1 FORMOSA the food shortage in the United States! Riv that for the first time SRibecutiGne BP pigaiion trail A new tea—you'll like it Were submitted here to-day to the | history of the reserve enlistment was RMI, Gh bret CeCe RUE Cem? neh oF Ibis cor Moberts of Terre I a 15c Can—Free ity ‘ aL | Vow na quaahing of indictnie Sent for 3c in stamps with your own and an 1 F. Houston, Secretary Five hundred militia. marines Pittshurkt, tw your grocer's name and address. Write of Ag The resolutions wore , weeded to do p und 4 are expe for it now. mn ENTIRE Serene duly in order to teledad the sesauing aot th THE GLOBE TEA COMPANY, Ine. tood ¢ inen for active service. Applicants Re etlen, ie 196 Water Street New York ongress would be asked to! for this branch of duty are instructed ‘ ete a national cunmittes on or- | to apply at No, 26 Cortlandt Street Jeanization w Fr to. the piogs he Naval Reserves aerial y j ns pained : mand ut Bayshore D) le D products and possibly wages! readiness — for anor fly After Easter Sale @ form labor those ne pled w WASHINGTON, April 10.—N atoud of tut ad arena hitherto : See ee a ring's Complete wast Met topic at ap breezy white capa on the f fal ineeting here lay of the | Rive the Ninth Division of t | Maal sociat Hattalion, Naval Reserve, matnly y crulted i m Oswego and other points The programme called for eidreasen| Crue erem Orme and other point opcoat Styles j>y James Wilson, former secretary | this morning on. the utes of Acrloulture; ‘Theodore N, Yai, Pan deck. ‘Then they w ' z Meredith n and Watson and) officially in command of the ship, Town-and-Country s. learn aetun duty ‘, goer ‘<a som. |. there Ix urgent need a t Coats COM= time Tle Comma a early gradua nor stu Past rd. Street nh agricultu ms stat kha tan va sts. These would release about 10.000 trained | men will be enr A, with Ae Glee farming see. | the rating of hosp ¢, first class Ane applicant who applic — — the Twenty-third Street headau . © Observe Steet Neutrality, was Alexander Geaa Fisher, a ier hangeable ‘ to on Strtet 1 Fitting the changeabl SANTIAGO, Chile, April 10.—In re. | be 4 af the Mar hattis b, weather of April like a glove— y 4s from the hakoe, Hie. realdanc here o an assortment presenting a Muli War and He was smart Spring and Summer . ¥ told to apply for . very ty: ley Ps teed to Geply for Ab axenutive pout wrap for every type of woman. ” , t Wh Sue wane Bay Olney man. Wonderful Sport Models 4 it Belted Street Coats pA new threessheet noster by Charles Loose or Fitted Stylee ANA Glowon, made eat thw Nave's pt 1 art " P In Burellas, Gunniburls v Tncle Sam with hie hand on a Y bisa Cheviots and Taffeta Silks, woman's shoulde while : . aa Ei ieunedl at clalaiaih dar Many of them selected from higher-priced offer. for service with the worde: “Hera he ( ings. Barrel pockets, loop pockets and large shoulder 110 West Street Officers of the Naval Reserve aud he Nava! Militin at N ortlandt OQ, Bullding, Park Row and Broad: | treat were lappy to-day because way thay had enitared ao many men, At 118 Woeet 2 o'clork thin afternoon they had beaton all recorde for onitatmonta, 729 Bixth Avenue. ‘enty-five out of the 550 who applied to them having bean ac Navy Yard tn Brook!y aus captad at ine “ Of these there were forty-five ox 408 Kighth Avenue Navy men, mont whom probably Jersey wil! ‘he agei@ned to the branches of he service in whien they formeny O Hullding, Jersey City yolonged Nearly all the applicanie 4 Nowark Avenue Are ONKLOUM LO De gen * 29 Washington Btreet. Hoboxe , o ® collars~-and all the new divertissements in belts. No Charge for Alterations At the Fashion Shops 1 Nineteen West 34th Street Downtown: | Brooklyn: aewark Rea.tsnta WV. 14th St. | 460-463 Fulton St, | Broad & Park Ste, Four . . —