The evening world. Newspaper, April 18, 1917, Page 8

: ' Pacific for Expo made by the railroads at the request 100 Carto of Wheat Pally From | for export. Arrangements have been PORTLAND, Ore., April 18.—Begin- | of the Government to furnish the cars ning to-day and continuing for at least |and give the business the utimoat de- two month 100 ¢ spatch, It is estimated that 15,000,000 A dally from fic | bushels of wheat remain in the North. | Atlantic seaboard west Perfection i in Tea! “Spirit of ’76’’ in Song To Be Heard in New York’s \‘Wake Up, America!’ ] ’Parade i Militia of Mercy to Aid of Families of Naval Recruits, da It in PROCESSION A BIG ONE SALAD A" es Patriots, Camp Fire I" El A. oes for Quality, Flavor and Purity SEALED PACKETS ONLY. 10%, 18* & 35* Bend for elegant booklet, __ SALADA, 100 Hudson S¢., New York. E TTR LL {HTVANIULUUULSA eo WHITE MAGIC Use S. S. White Tooth Paste for a week. en smile into your mirror and learn what a really efficient denti- frice will do for your teeth. pretend to ye Geotiet wih tel y there is a0 such magio as that, While making pe impossible ‘ germicidal” hese ». 8. & White Tooth is we delightful to a as it is efficie: best known makers of dental sccording to « formula eopreved by authorities in mouth hygiene. Your druggist bas it. Sign and mail the cov for a copy of our jood Teeth; Ho Grow Aud How To Keep Them. THE SSWHITE DENTAL MFG; CO. erie A 5 \MOUTH aoe TOIL 21 SOUTH LeTH eT PHI Wu COUPON fer tte fi oie Sa fe "alto s sample tube oS White "roo Paste! LAAN IN MAGAZINE SECTION: Greatest Experiences — OF TEN —::— War Correspondents in htilling! Dramatic! MARY Kn STANLE WILL LRWIN, JOHN REED, WILLIAM G, IN GRAVURE SECTION: Forty-two Miles an Hour at Seal (GRAVURE PHOTO) icture of Uncle Sam’s Fastest Boat = BOTH IN === Next Sunday's World 2KTS RINEHART, WASHBURN, sur Action £ EE Girls and Boy Scouts by the Thousands. Marguerite Mooers Marshall. The first war relief song will be @ung in New York to-morrow. It Is the Miltia of Meroy’s patriotic song, “The Spirit of '76,” and 60,000 copies Will be @old on the streets ae a part of the celebration of “Weke Up, Americal” Day. The song will be % layed by bands in pg the mammoth pa- rade arranged by the Junior Pa- trlots of America. George ¥. Bickford, who wrote both words and music, has given the song outright to the Mili.ja of Meroy, and all the proceeds from selling It will be devoted to the wives and families of the naval militia and the naval re- cruita It has been copyrighted by the society, which permits The Eve- ning World to print the words for the first time to-day. Here they are: | THE SPIRIT OF ‘76, Firat Verse. Quime ail re people of Une mighty For God, home and coun’ On land'and ewe, for Li arms helping hand e cll ae. i'a Ol ‘ calling you, our own ped, white ant blue, Calling for volunteers, Becond Verse, ‘Trine of our herves, mighiy men of Think of thetr prindples aod things tought for, There's Warhinnwn, Lincoln, Gram, And Uheumande of others, tos, ud were here to-day, to the President they'd You're Hobt! we'll wand ty yon, Refrain, 10, a jt are oer the, land, a, hand ie Paet aad Went Foe Old "Glory snd our nati The Standard Oll Company, the Bankers’ Trust Company and other large companies have given permis- sion for the song to be sold in their buildings. It probably will be aung iu the public schools. To-morrow tt will be taken all over New York in a truck, equipped with piand and four singers. On the cover of each copy of “TI” FOR FEET placed the following appeal: To the members and friends of the Milita of Mercy: Woe are now putting into action & comprehensive, concrete plan tn connection with the work which ropose to undertake on behalf of the families of the naval militia- men and the naval recruits, and have been officially designated and authorized by the Honorable Jo- sephus Daniels, Secretary of the Davy, and Commodore KR. P. For- shew, commanding the Naval Militia of the State of New York, to undertake this work of relief. These volunteer sailors, who havo established their homes and @esumed obligations in their civil life, are now suddenly summoned to serve their country, and the incomes of a great majority of them will thereby be reduced to @ figure entirely inadequate to sup- ply those dependent upon them with the necessaries of life. Could any group of people make @ stronger appeal for sietance than do these families behind? And yet they do not appeal. Some of them would rather starve to death than ask for aid. There- fore, we ask in their stead. Not for alms, but for the assistance which it is our privilege to give and their right to expect, in order that they may adjust their lives to the vicissitudes which the ab- sence of the wage carner will bring about. Our siogan is, “WON'T YOU HELP TO PROTRCT A FAMILY WHOSE BREADWINNER HAS GONE TO PROTECT YOU? Checks may be sent to the Harriman National Bank, No, 627 Le Avenue, or t the Milida of cy, No. 4 West Forty-ninth Street, New York City. In the spirit of this cause, which makes @ simple, direct appeal in & language of its own, wo are Yours Satish THE MILITIA Ob MERCY. will consist of the Junior triots themselves, There will be 20,000 school ciren, representing practically ever in Manhat tan. There will be 15,000 Boy Scouts of America and 10,000 a Fire Girls, The Woodcraft League, headed by Mrs. Ernest Thompson Seton, will have @ strong deiegution and a float illustrating their new campaign of potato patri There will be an armored motor car, manned by @ bat- tery of Junior Patriots, Tho children will form on the cast and west streets just off Fifth Avenue from Fitty-seventh to Forty- seventh, Inclusive, between 10 A, M, andi P.M, Many of the boys will be in khaki, many of the girls will wear 4@ uniform Imitating that of the Red Cross. The Camp Fire girls will ap- pear in thetr patriotic costume of blue ekirt and bloomers, white blouse and red te, Each child will carry « flag, and among the boys the most frequent slogan will be “We are ready to fight as soon as we are old enough.” The girls will proclaim on No More Sore, Tired, Tender Feet; No Puffed-up, Calloused Feet or Pai Why go limping around with ach- ing, puffed-up feet—feet so tired, el ted, sore and swollen you can hardly get your shoes on or off? Why don't you get a 25-cent box of “Tin” from the drug store now and gladden your tortured feet? “Tie” makes your feet glow with comfort; takes down swellings and ASK FOR Munsinc WEAR UNIGN SUITS I “tn, QD lisles and balbriggans that tll lis “lea Cidédddlddea Munsing-wear Union Suits, 4 East 14th St. Ny .79 Broadway 1456 B'way at 4 7 Cortlandt St. CRRA At Any One of the Brill Stores they fit perfectly, wash splendidly, wear wonderfully and will please and satisfy you immensely—~ask for Athletic and Full Length Models, $1.50 and $2.00 Bull Brothers Broadway at 49th St. 126th St. at Third Ave, 1192 Main St., Bridgepor' nful Coms--Try “Tiz” draws the soreness and misery right | out of feet that chafe, smart and | burn, “Tix” instantly stops pain tn corns, callouses and is gloribus for tired, aching, sore feet. No more shoe tightness-—no more foot torture. Ask for “Tis.” Get only “Tis."—~ Adve, 1E most satisfactory undergarments that men can wear—soft, silky won't cling, stick or chafe— 2 Flatbush Ave., B'klyn 2nd St. 791 Broad Street, Newar! |N the song the Militia of Mercy has, s| throughout the State 20,000 unions. “Tis” | What, When and How to Plant. 16 PAGE ILLUSTRATED Handbook OF THE EVENING WORLD'S Home GardenLeague FREE To Evening World Readers SATURDAY, APRIL 21, Clip out and sign ree below and mail it, with cents in stamps “ your eyernge to The i Home a's Ceagun 63 Park Row, New York City, or Lote A it # or after B day, Any at any ry e branch offices: ar eat: Tan fice, No. “185 West 425th Mite ras No Ait Wille THE EVENING WORLD'S HOME GARDEN LEAGUE HANDBOOK COUPON, This coupon entities ‘diga your vaine oe tits Tine, to one Garden Handbook. ' thelr special banners “We are ready to do our bit—are you?” Three beautiful and prominent so- | clety women have been appointed as ecial aids to assist the Grand jarshal of the parade, Lieut, Col. Latham Reel. The three are Mrs, To-day is Agricultural Day through- out the State for the National League for Women's Service. Every won of the 30,000 In the league—unless she lives in @ city flat—has pledged nor-! self to plant some vegetable during, the day, The urbanites are doing all| they can to support the Government's plan of Increased food production ind food conservation. Working in co- operation with George W. Perkins, Chairman of the Mayor’s Food Com- mittee, the league has distributed garden primers, and has been conducting aj correspondence course in agriculture, for the benefit of would-be women farmers who are willing but ignoran:. The league has sold for seed 100 ca>- loads of potatoes at the cost price of @ year ago, and these protatoes will be plamted to-day. “ta prepa.ation for ‘Agricultural Day’ the learue has done its utmost! to bring the women to realize that) this is a branch of our country’s war work in which they can give unlimi- ted service, jd Miss Gertrude Rob- ingon-Smit w York State Chalr-| man of the League, to-day. “At the game time, ‘we have tried to impress upon the women the impracticability of planting gardens if they do not know anything about gardening. Seed | is too scares to be wasted, and we do not want our women to lose their en- thusiasm by discouragement from their efforts. From reports it appears that the women are going to play an) important part in provisioning the! nation against starvation times, which has been the sad experience of the other countries in this war.” A large delegation of women from the league will walk in the parade to-morrow, wearing their uniform of khaki skirt, coat and hat, There will be eight automobiles, representing the eight service departments, and the agricultural section is to have a float crowded with pretty girl farmers in smocks, overalls and peaked straw hats. After the parade the women in automobiles are to whisk off to the various recruiting stations of the city and work to increase enlistments, Mrs. Theodore Roosevelt jr. will march in the parade with 2,000 mem- bera of the New York Woman's Suf- ftrage Party. Miss Ethel Stebbins will be Grand Marshal of this delega- tion, and it will be headed by the National Service Committee, of which Mrs. Lewis Slade is Chairman, The women members of the party who have been working under Mrs. David Clark_Bals) for the Mayor's Reerutt ing Committee have cover every district in the city and ip less than a week's services @ distributed 28,000 recfulting posters, J, DE WOLF CUTTING, BROKER, ATHLETE, DEAD Banker’s Son Noted in Exclusive Society and Prominent in Fish Harriman Fight. James De Wolf Cutting, sentor met.ver of the brokerage firm of Cut- ting & Co., promisent in society and member of ..any clubs, (‘ed yeste:- day of heart disease in his home, No, 185 Cast Fifty-seventh Street. He was forty-two years old a lu. rarried, | Mr, Cutting was a graduate of the |@hefMeld Scientific School at Yale, where be was prominent in athletics, Entering the New York Stock Ex- change ty 1901, he speedily won reo- jognition in the “Street,” and as as- |eoclate of Stuyvesant Fish figured | pr minently in the historle fight with |H H. Harriman for control of the Ulinois Central Railroad, Outside of business, he was & prime | favorite in the exclusive social aot | which Mrs, Astor headed. His feats of skill and endurance is a swimmer excited much admiration, 1Us swim from Newport to Narragan. sett Pier in seven bourses made a record. Peed cl PAPER MAKERS GIVE BAIL. Allowed Until April 30 to Change ‘Their Plea of Not Gullty, Pleas of not guilty were entered yes- terday by the soven manufacturers of! news print paper, indicted April 12,/ under the anti-trust laws, The United States Court Axed bail at $3,000 each, which was furnished and gave the ac- cused until April $0 to change their plea or demur to the indictments, The defendants are G. H. Mead, P. T, Dodge, B. W. Backus, George Cahoon ay J. HP. Gould, A. W. ith and F, onsen brenner, When Special Pr utor Mark Hy- Grand Jury had or three dictments, should th \ prove detective, $18,100,000 MUNITION for the Aetna Explosives Company, | Which has since ‘1914 made munitions ‘for the Allies. an irginia, | authorized up italoaticns of The receivership is asked to keep the seat going tll it fills or disposes | of woxtarn Ithout tts ‘authori jcompany, without ft» authority 04 ; with Edward W. Bassick to Ow miations on contracts ftom the. Frensh Government, | ‘These’ alleged sions are cialmed to excee and are tn litixation, ‘The company te pid an 6,02 it ts asserted, on pee than 43, loans on not to continue business. Counsel for the | _ The gompany admitted sit the allegations nde ship to-day. PLANT NEAR BANKRUPTCY ' BALTIMRE, Aprit 18.—Without food | brittle. and water ‘ifteen days, during which | . [they mw reir five comrades dio of . | thirst, Cnscommitting suicide in de- with ap |lirium. Binnuel Jaunig, mate, $18,100,000. | Herman Wt, seaman, of the Hritish schooner Apittana, Capt. Brithley, were brows! to this port on a Nor- contracts, complaint char; t A J. former ‘men thai President of the | hospital. | ray com water bolls tay lls af it ts mot certain that | all ¢ 6 MeN 8@ that the schoone Brunswick, Ga with timber for ¥ wood, Englant March 10, and w 090, outstanding bond: eleht days Outre ship caught fir .000 for merchandise and | all took to thopen sea. Tho and cannot raise money | boat capsized @ the rations Wo menaid that rain equals | dle, gS bod theloniy ator and saved | greedily devoure ” nee Commie, $4,000, more easil 4 | eventy, Mayer will consider a recetver- \ Suit Sale, Thuday, April 19th SAth Sirest—kw York 2.00 ardine, trimmed. Poiret twill, velour chec and semi-dress models, Downtown—6th Ave. at 16th St. things Colonial Dining Fey Suite in aa Oah, $99.25 Cun be purchased separately. 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