The evening world. Newspaper, April 26, 1917, Page 10

‘Tee Active, the Topeka Biate Jonemei ) you our latest inotor car now i) On earth, ir—That's nothing The last Os YOU S014 me tried to climb A trea An Appeal To Reason Clay Fai With Yeur Stemach When It Needs Help—TRY HOSTETTER’S Stomach Bitter War is upon us. and the camps are waiting. foremost ranks. But there are millions upon mil. lions of others among us—eager but too young, stout-hearted but just too old, unable for one or many reasons to take our places in the field or on the seas. What can we do? . Our President has answered: “We must supply abundant food. We must supply ships by the hun- dreds. | We must have abundant materials out of our fields and our mines and our factories.”” Warfare has been revolutionized. Today it demands not only fighting men, but back of them supporting armies of technically trained work- ers in shops, factories, mines, mills, laboratories, offices, and on farms and railroads, supplying the sinews of war. “Our country needs ten million to twenty million skilled workers at home,” says United States Com- missioner Frederick C. Howe, ‘to make effective any army it puts in- By 0. LYNN SUMNER The call to duty has sounded. And with that call ringing in our es true American is asking himself: “What can / do? How can I serve? Where do I fit in?” For those of military age and physically fit, the ships Go to them. That is the patriot’s highest privilege ‘FUND FOR FOOD GARDEN | WORK ASKED AS CITY UND OFFERS PORN Hundreds of Additional Plo Put at Disposal Mayor's Committec Fifty-four ndditi den plots half a t | size have been rewin | Manhattan alone, Park Co Cabot Ward announ , every red-blooded, Fight in the I. C, 8. Student Bernhard Troxler has become chief chemist of one of the great plants of the duPont Powder Company. 1. C. 8, Student Harvey Brakeman has become superintendent of the Sun Shipbuilding Company of Ches ter, Pa. 1. C. 8. Student Joseph J. Tynan is Gen M er of the Union Iron Works, San Francisco, one of the world’s largest builders of bat tleships. I. C. 8, Student R. L. Baker has become chief engineer of the im- mense wed pithy of the Newport News Shipbuilding and Drydock Company I. C. 8, Student Charles E. Lehr has become chief engineer of con struction at the Bethlehem plant of the Bethlehem Steel Corporation 1.C.S. Student Jesse J. Vincent has become Vice President of Engineer ing of the Packard Motor Car Com any, builders of hundreds of trucks THE EVENING WORLD, THURSDAY, APRIL 2 President Dowling’s hmond, where there is or, 921 plata have heen day mm wan held by the com nittes on co-ordination ot the Mayor's Committers on Food Gardena yminsioner Haymond V f Irooklyn reported that 00 parcels, ranging up to fifteen acres In | ” Aldermante " ae, have been regintered at hin there are 1 red in th ated by the Par ' Thomas W wi of the Brong reporte that t ”) vexetable garden parcels mn of the city and Park Joon W. Weler mays of farm Jand have been of 1 besides 800 garden plots, forty eady been ploughed ) noren f which have 4 as A For twenty five years the Inter. national Correspondence Schools have been training men for effective work in commerce and industry They have equipped thousands upon thousands to serve their country nobly in its hour of need. More than one hundred thousand men are preparing through the I. C. 8. right now for careers of greater useful- ness, Today, with the training of mena service of vast national importance, the I. 3. dedicates itself to the cause anew, It is ready and anxious to help every man with courage to say, ‘I will.” It is ready to help you You can wet IC, S. training in whatever line you choose. ‘ou can get it at home, in spare time. You can get it without losing an hour from your present occupation And the time to get it is now Take the step that thousands have taken—the first step toward a bigger future for yourself —the first by the Park Department, In aAdition to the foregoing feur offers of jand continue to pour in Com loner Whittle han 400 offers Under consideration and Cow ee Ward 99, Chairman Dowling in mued thin wtatement The time for getting food under way ts erowingahort 6 needed preparations on the th iwaton anmall fund ° » W.D Henne Aecretary of the committes, care of The World Mr. Dowling announced that the State School of Agriculture wiil he “BEATEN INTO ADMITTING PERJURY, HE DECLARES Witness at Swann Inquiry Tells of ds of plots that have been offered n this thoroughly patriotic | uld be |HELD FOR HOSPITAL DEATH.|s"4 Yorty-socona street, manhattan William Vv Kings County M | atta Corbett was taken to the hospital ‘The Cor- ind his body cov he saw Miller stick after @ an attendant wlieht auarrel were only two hett's body, Lemon Juice Softens and Whitens Rough, Red Hands Women can make a quarter pint of wonderful lemon beauty cream for few cents. besos. To soften, amoothen, and whiten the face, neck, arms, and particularly the hands when chafed, red or rough, there | is nothing better than lemon ju pure lemon julee is te J often irritating. A splendid le on is Nothing so good! lotion will stay sweetly fragrant and fresh for months. Any supply the lemons and any druggist or toilet counter will sell y three but! ounces of orchard white for a few highly a 1] cents id ‘This is the best lotion you | Alleged Abuses He Suffered | prepared in a moment by squeesing| use. Massage it daily into the face, | in Prison. | the juice of two fresh lemons into a] neck, arms, and hands and see for a |bottle containing three ounces of] yourself. It helps remove tan, sallow Benjamin Polar, one of the prin-| ard white, Be sure to strain the] ness, and freckles, and every girl j cipal wit es for the City ¢ 18 | lemon juice through a h so no pulp| knows that lemons are used to bleach j the Prosecution of its charges against | gets into the bottle, then this creamy| and whiten the skin.-~Advt Distr » wi Attorney Swann, ar ness stand before t Comm | wi ner Ingraham to-day and p 1 | out Keeper Shanahan of the Jefferson | Market prison yas the man w “smashed him in the fac s he w |being led to a cell. This occurred | Polar said, before he agreed to appr before Judge Mcintyre in ¢ Sessions and plead guilty to pe | Polar tot the priso Under cross examinati |B. Stanchfleld, chief | District Attorney, Jonly been kept in | tor a few hours ju of other alleged abuses | Polar said he ha Jefferson Mar Previously he |fted that he was there thirty hour without anything to eat. Polar ed a Keeper to take him to the rict Attorney's office. At that me witness declared he the plead guilty to per 1 ple " Mointyr Juda forve next torney’s offi and told him I was innocent perjury.” —_—_ LOST, MAY BE IN CAVE-IN. Actor, ix Street just before Was Retiring GIRLS’ $3 Cape Y. $7.6 We Finest quality red and blue sateen. Full sweep beautiful plaid lining $5 Capes, red and blue poplin... Coord yeandRamncoatyca from Business 1,600 Boys’ and Girls’ Raincoats To Be Closed Out Friday and Saturday “BOYS? $3.50 | skirt; attached hood; | Best quality rubber hat h, $2.48 | ishaneated. BlackRubber Coat 4 05 heated cured, thor. oughly — vuleanized ages 4 to 16. Cape Spy 65c * grocer will f | Pears Clate Docke: 7 Ada. 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