The evening world. Newspaper, May 2, 1917, Page 4

~ VACATION GIRLS DRILL. S00 Ata Raniy Five hundred mémbers of the Vaca- tion Association met at @ rally for National Leagu jast night in the to decide how they should A miniature motor unit attracted joa, ‘THE RMR BR ly tnt: a mi aD EVENING WORLD, WEDNESDAY, Ne Ee Oe tre a. ee embarrassed samples of the army and ere on exhibition, and social fare, farming, foreign relief and col- lewe clerical courses had their exhibits to show opportunities for national ser- vice. Miss Gertrade Robinson Smith pre- Mra. Mont National Leagae for Women's Service. RECRUITING DROPS waegicthiees em meme IN NAVY AS LIST Of teen including | dane! ORE OF ENERGY IN BODY BUILDING TONIC. Scientists Prove Father John’s| | Medicine Is Five Times More Slow in Releasing Ma- chinists for Service. Following @ brisk spurt yesterday, al recruiting, except as in the Naval Reserve Corps, took a slump |New York Business Concerns sre" ABSOLUTISM IS DOOMED, solu DECLARES VORWAERTS Jenthusiastic friends of peace, The | Paper dweils at length on the Social. jist conference at Stockholm and, | while it attaches no great hope to the expects lhe way uel | Mine-aweeping cont tee now the more sudden will be| years ite downfall. The people, who have | Carroll been convinced by three years of war that they aione are the piliar of state, will accomplish it.” to sen Lieut Commande naval reeruit as ted in the meeting, busine mwa 7 be p ‘or 2 o . by busin “** Berlin Paper Prophesies 99 Per|M,Raved tor an pele Mada HERMITAGE IN TROUBLE. re) R I quota of mechanics and eng for Gent. of Soldiers Will Return | has bility of absolutist| ‘The Hotel Hermitage, on Seventh Fe | meth ropean country, the| Avenue, near Forty-second Street, is tn | For Infants and Children trouble. An involuntary petition Inj >! Hel, bankruptcy was fied to-day in the|im Use ForOver30 United States District Court against the Hotel Hermitage Company, which, op- Alwaye bears 4 erates t ‘ablishment. | The hotel the And restaurant has been for several | @ignature of naval duty. Only have appeared for enre Plicants stated that they were and indep nt or « three me From War Peace Advocates. | paper continue AMSTERDAM, May 2 (via London),| “Whether the remnant of futile The Berlin Vorwaerts expresses the| oyermianty, Will Bold Ite own for @ belief that 99 per cent. of the soldiers) told and we shall live to see and cele. ployers would not have allowed them tO at the front will return after the war’ brate its downfall. If {t does not volunteer Henry Reuterdadi, ist and naval av ing what he terms of the three mander Grady's headquarters at No. 225 West Forty-second Vincent Anthony Brady, of No. 417 Himent, and these ap single herwise theirem the marine art- windows of <> 9 o— Founded 1826 Saa8 Greeley 1900 ses Lord & Taylor ishi to-day. Tho rush of appitcanta for’ trady, who wa No Food wee Com- the fier ooncieh, "eee, as mer uniter Myr Restaurant Storage mon 8 e Eat. many of the aspirants for service » has two brothers 4 Cuisine O : & a or Moderate hen you are weak and run down you need a food tonic which sais ler ot ibe HPS sat ree FF Incomparable TN Prices wif supply the nourishment which you do not obtain from your ior thu panel eo ar Wee a A Ss ane ih Tenth Pieer, reed iver, fSod. Careful tests by expert chemists have shown that exactly the ies (At hacking theese ay a ss the result wm | oveiuaist n there fifty ther John’s “Wements needed for this purpose are contained in Yu. @tedicine in a form which is easily taken up by the system, ‘The|4!4%te_!mmune from the milttary enlistments had. deen obtained in 38th Street FIFTH AVENUE 39th Street "Sc nd fear fake draft, twenty-four hours, Sergeant Boller's rer asdreat food value of Father John’s Medicine as ae by] Col, John F. Radford, U. 8. Marine| Method, wan to make a short speech } dy- Idi t jc for a the] ., aie We |and then shout: “Who's game?” i cor reed tests makes it the ideal body-building ton Corps, has i mploted “a Geaign for! Then the auditore bit the recruiting ¥ , lamily. 4 combination «as and bullet-proof trail * terms o lories,” which he defines as the amount of hea' iN | ca anippad Save GY REET Afeaaey” Cas | x y . a day, Col ’ e temperature of one gram of water one degree. A tenspoonful of Father | De aiphed tern by next Mo on | DOCTORS PLEA FOR DRY U, Si John's Medicine contains 25,716.76 calories. The same quantity of steak contains only 10,714 calories, By these tests also it was proven that Father John’s Medicine was five times more nourishing than an equal quantity of cod fish, seven and one-half times more nourishing than an equal quantity of oysters and almost six times re nourishing than pure milk. The food energy which her John's Medicine contains ts exactly the kind of energy which is most easily taken up by the system and by the proc. esses of nature turned into tissue or flebh. Because it does not contain any alcohol or dangerous drugs in any form, Father John's Medicine is the safe medicine for all the i best points of similar helmets worn | by the allied troops, It is planned to| demonstrate the now helmets with the| gun crew of the Marine Corps ar-| mored car now touring the country. Tho first unit of thes “Mosquito Fleet,” consisting of seagoing tugs equipped with three-inch gune and I$ INDORSED BY EMERSON Health Commissioner Says Wartime Prohibition Movement Is Based on Sound Medical Grounds. Tlealth Commissioner Emerson to- day commented on the resolution adopted yesterday at the annual meeting of the National Society for Clinical Investigation at Atlantic City recommending that the manu |facture of alcoholi prohibited for the duration of the war jand at least one year theren “This ac . erson said, on — 0 SaaS OO SSO ae 0 0 SS 00 SS 0S OSS SSO SS 0 SS 0 6 SS OS OS a a SOS Ot Today’s Prices on Tickets will not be Changed, but Flowers and All Feathers cbeverages be | * Commissioner Em- | based I understand | solely medical grounds. 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Fourth Floor University of eabody, of Boston; Waa: th, of the York State Department of | Health. —_—— A] ARGENTINA IS EXPECTED TO BREAK WITH GERMANY fxplanation of the Sinking of Steamer Monte Protegido De- clared Unsatisfactory, BUENOS AYRES, May 2 jon of the jing of the Argentine s' Protegido is unsatisfa ee ee ee ee ee ree tee Girls’ Raincoats of Oiled Silk. Formerly $9.95, Special Price $ 7.5 QO To Close London-made Coats, “‘Sou’wester’’ Hats to match; made of navy blue or red oiled silk, guaranteed waterproof. Very flaring garments that are not ee ee eee ee: ea eee densa ence erm oes: ope ° Military Silks In stripes and plaids, extremely popular now for dresses, waists and trimmings, are being shown at very moderate prices. Special Silks for Thursday Tub Silks—36 inches wide, in desirable | satin stripes. Formerly $1.25 yard [{ pe EI pre a Ger. torpedo amer Monte tory to the |Argentine Government, ace Special-Just Out! HREE records—all hits—the day’s biggest successes! 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