The evening world. Newspaper, June 30, 1917, Page 3

fENING WORLD, BATURDAY, JUNE 30, 1017, Dias ble ie CALL OF 12TH AND |;**~ ody CORN ON THE COB [MNES RVOL Those Who Don’t Like Corn on the Cob Should at Least WONT PAY $3 Eat It for Exercise—No Quarter Is Given or Taken in rhage ‘Brought Down’ 43 Enemy Fliers MEAN $75,000,000 =*"*""""""""s spss" “| * 2g PDODDOSLSSOSOOOHSOOS e q P » 3 ; a Corn on the Cob Battle Except by the Waiter—An FOR LANDLORDS : © GOTH FIRST DAY Almest All Providing Nature Hs Oveooked the Poe-| OAL FOR THE NAVY | > | sibilities of Handles on Corn for Steering Purposes. Increases General Throughout $ $ | Evening World’s Campaign By Arthur (‘‘Bugs’’) Baer. Will Give Fair Profit and No City Far in Excess of In- 3} to Recruit Regiments to War Rating tant work, ive Childs play for most New Yorker ‘they put| More—Gets It Now for creased Expenses. : Strength Starts Well. the nose bag on with a rhythm and an easy swing that have often been $2.85 on Shipboard. Several weeks ago the hoad of the Fox River Butter Company, when | asked why butter prices should be so * eptremely high, said it was his 2 Opinion that butter could not help ®elng into the up-hill wave. There WAs no just business reason. Other things were high. Butter wanted to) be on the high cost of living wave, @n@ the boys shoved it within a few finches of the top. As butter, so rents In elevator and fon-elevator apartments throughout the city, There may be, and un- Goudtediy is, reason for moderate ad- ‘Yanoes in rents to cover small in ‘reaxes in maintenance, but an in- ‘Vestigation, not yet completed, shows that there is no real excuse for the| @hoving up of rents from 6 to 15 per Gent. 5 is being done al over the commented upon by rival eaters from the provinces, The @raceful sway- ing from the fourth veat button up, the loose, flowing style of the elbows,| WASHINGTON, June 30—Secretary the chic angle at which the lower maxillary is draped, all serve to Indi-| Daniels to-day revolted against pay+ cate the metropolitan diner. Some eaters are mechanical, Almost Auto-| ine $3 ton at the mines for coal for matlo fn fact, They lack the finer instincts of opicuriem which go #o far| Government use. He announced that to constitute dining one of the fine arts of the world, To them a primrose| th? Federal Trade Commission invess by the soup plates brim is @ primrose and nothing more, We exclude them| "tion to determine the actual cost from the tournament, of production of coal would continue. Upon their report Daniels will set the Tho acathetio eater 1s the chap who has done #o much to make eatiog| ee nN avy | ¢ will popular, Strictly amateur, and eating for the love of the sport alone, he has pay. she, placed eating on a plane far above the taint of professionalism. And not| «7 qo not propose to pay $3 a ton Twelfth has further to go in the way to be considered as @ diversion which would cause @ man to forget the) for coal at the mines when we are of recruiting than the Sixty-ninth. Principles of patriotism, the military enrolment figures show that eating | now getting it for $2.85 on shipboard. Up to this morning the Twelfth had Miss EVELYN BIDDLE. bas contributed more men to the country’s service than any other sport| Already I have turned down an offer 1,568 men, The Sixty-ninth needs Probe by HATARHAN in the United States, of the coal producers of $2.06 at the only 186 more men, Tho full war SOD2490000O9OOOO0O0O) — rating has its seasons, We have the shad-eating epoch, which isn't| mines,” Daniels sald. strength of a regiment is 2,002, hind Judge Norman 8. bik ain quite exactly eating, It ts more of a finger index system of classifying the| When the coat of Lape sey fe See nee, coun ens eee din, Coeysear ot Mr. ond tare, worees skeleton structure of @ fish. After ono shad-oating olinto, the patient is fixed, Secretly Dene One profit : are enthusiaatic over the work of Th) woore Hiddie of this city and Philadel-| thoroughly qualified as an expert on #had bones and can occupy the qhad- | cod | and pay no mo Bvening World. Both declare that)». 's, were married at noon to-day at] bone chair in any college in the world. ——__—_- with the paper behind them there I) the home of Mr, and Mra. Ira Richards Th i the prune ~ - United States De- |no doubt of the success of the cam-|jr, at Glen © “f pigdlieh Rataad®- npceenegl bags © Daye. b\patga. Lieut, Col, Latham R. Reed,|of the Bidate tacit ga age ben acoffing season. ‘This season Is a per-| that, the bags can be experimented —Commendation } |in charge of the Sixty-ninth, said this|was performed by the Rev. Charles W.|enntal bloomer, No matter how long|0n. When you get no that you can|iag been received from 6 ry 2 | morning: Hinton of Glen Cove and was witnessed | you eat prunes, no matter how dill- play, with both hands you are in|paniels for the work done at the ; f y Co wing the| the king row. Navy Yard here in completing emer- b| “We have no doubt now we will|by forty relat nd friends, gently you practice swallo } , [Navy i Ne j get ber fan ante bédive soaseti ptiok Mis Biddle was given away by her! omnipresent boarding house land-| Yow can then cob your way down|mency Tepalra on a destroyer in four | Twenty-five enlistments yesterday lin the Twelfth Regiment, six. teen of the men passed the physical > examination and were accepted. Forty |volunteers to the gixty-ninth Regt- ment and twenty-five of them ac- | cepted! That in pretty good for the first day in the campaign of The Evening World to recruit the two home regi- ments up to their war strength. The | New Bow treyer BOSTON, June The Washington Heights residenta| are especially roused, but they have| ‘ BO more reason {o complain § than thousands upon thousands of other| families to the east and to the north! father, her only attendant. Robert through history regre to a eee eee an & of them. Ninety per cent, of the * |starts, Some time ago | made an ap-| Maxwell of this city was best man,|™Mark, dt Is imponsible to escape ior hace nly one det of vecthte pit nce tically saniele Siegraphed: =W Jandlords of old and new apartments ’ | peal to the newspapers of New York ae the prune season, We know of stu- your eomtry, Sb. Dave jumped rentals from $1.50 to $3| | @room. They have made a melon tor | themselves and its size is much! nearer $75,000,000 annually than the £80,000,000 which somo experts have Mgured as the excess profit repre. ented by those Increases, Wherever you go somebody tells You the landlord has raised the rent | POS PF o44 8494494 OOOO SPOS OI PEREEH OSH OLEH to back up the recruiting work of the dents who have practiced prune National Guard. ‘The Evening World eating for years and still are not per- | has been the first of the papers to fect. take the matter up seriously, and its There are innumerable eating sea~ efforts will be of great value and help sons, Tho oyster, the lobster, the |to the guard. We need now only 156 watermelon, the biscuit, the—thou- |, men, and I feel certain that by July ’ sands of ‘em, Seasons may come and) [ $-0060-9060-36-2405-4004 15 we will have that number." seasons may go, but the check goes \ The armories of both regiments are on forever, The oyster season has from $5 to $15 and, in some instances, Capt. Albert Hall, D. S. O., M. C., Croix de Guserre, the young open to recruits day and night, #0 just been carefully laid away In ite @18 @ month, Up in the Van Cort- British airman who brought down forty-three enemy planes and that no tite Nees he taked front the summer mausoloum, And while there jand Be 1 one balloon, was wounded recently in a thrilling battle. While fying fae : al ing of teeth, there Is no Mth te ction leases are being i : day's work to enlist for the country’s is a gnashing 7 35th St. Dresented to prospective tenants in caeite fas ane ies aghast eel 73 site ial id Chil work. Applicants are keeping the re- _—_— wailing among the elite gourman- Which the rents in the newly finished machine was injured and he fell to arth, | i ; : ; Spipetiigeomeniins enol giainel — cruiting officers busy, but that’s what ‘i Tht | dizers: @partments are from $2 to $2.50 a |the recruiting officern are for, The Battles Around This Dominat-) "yy", ise the oyster almoat as much a 0 Wo ores feom more than rentals in adjoining | that they have nowhere to go. | : branches out-| ing Point Sets New Mark — | as we would like to mina the check | : hs 7 rade | Twelfth has recruiting branches c ing Point: a are Peructures put up two years ago.| Hy hp dacee condi Hane xcepting y side of the armory, at Sixty-second | in Ferocit But the departed bivalve's temporary Bere ts a typical instance: far-distant pointy where new build- | Street and Columbus Avenue, at the in Ferocit) demise is more than forgotten in the At Two Hundred and Thirty-ftth|ings are under way. following locations: debut of that annual benevolent de- MEMES akA'Galiiy Aventis a ceeortar adnerease of tho cost of maintenance John Street and Broadway, Spring] ROMP, June 30.—At least 8,000] vice, cormen-the-cob, Which ex- sags ‘erent Avni os for an | and the extreme price of coal arn the and Mulberry Streets, No. 408 Kast] Austrians succumbed in the fruitless) Plains the gnashing of the teeth. hour yesterday in one of these band- | al vourtee pet padwi f Corn-on-the-cob doesn't herald its box homes of a huge apartment Make Incladeat inet, eren Fourteenth Btreet, Broadway and) sreny offensive around Mount Ortl- approach with w fantare of trumpets| teeuse, consisting of three rooms “Mployees: second, the desire of vdage Phirty-third Street, No, 907 Rroad-| ara between June 10 and 25, accord-| yng joyous gyrations upon the part whieh, 1f Joined in one, would. still |" mal Housewife to have, paper. of AT FN EEK way, Broadway and Forty-seventh | ing to War OMee estimates to-day. | of the merry villagers, It slides into @all chort of being as big as mother's |tive effects, It seems that even wall- Street, Broadway and Kighty-elghth| The battles for this dominating point | the league with almost Insidious In- Idtehen “back home.” The present |paper has lifted itself out of the or- Street, Broadway and Two Hundred genuity, ‘The first inkling we have of rental a $20 . spent Plies a Le Gah re to th p lovel of te and Yorty-second street, Subway Ar- its areas 18 it ib adagpatevtey! @tone’s throw of this bundbox home ‘Ned s Twanty Bai a rs Salsa oc P y feeble st ato rattle o . ci the reporter found another equally |high-rnstofliving maven Me sre Per mi os _ For » tyunes Tatsats, estou peter with every known device of Killing—| 4 they attack tho corn on the cob that Adadresses—big Drive a Beret oe ere ene, Bolles, el she nines ot lnecionss ths. and Fitty-ninth Street, No, 107 Man-| big guna, little guns, machine guns.) with a range finding volley, Whteh ts @leo a three-room bandbox home, |!Nereases to employees have been o y x reane y © inor tones of the a to be ch as t 5 eaches To- hattan Street, and Surf Avenue, Co-| jiquid fire, flame projectors, asphyxta- | increased by the m! Porter that $25 @ month is the price) World far been unable to find The sixteen men accepted by the welght to the enametied skirmish, and being asked. Jany. w With a Moral FEW days ago one of the people from our comparison office was visiting a widely advertised sale of Men's Clothing. It was his mission to report the character of the clothing in the sale; the results of the advertising; and to compare the merchandise with our own Men's Clothing. After a thorough inspection he was convinced that the suits were INFERIOR IN QUALITY and HIGHER IN PRICES than the suits at Kycys. He then decided to see whether those ‘Twenty-fifth Street, Broadway and set a new mark in ferocity. ‘The Austrians attacked In successive waves ting gas, mines and bayonets, The nt emp below the) The big drive for 2,600 regular army | nweitth yesterday were: ground was literally churned into] ersnop augmented by the dull boom- attracted to the sale were as gullible as the at- “The only reason we have not been “real superintendent” who | recruits from the New York district 4 9 + Tel-| powder and soaked with the blood of fing of the bicusplds which entilade tendance at the sale led him to believe. M Imit that his wages have Williamson, John, Company A; Tel *," said the tenant of the $20 bund bytelecde 1 'h0 ea ate hs ended this afternoon with 831 men|ine willard, Company A; Haward,| the fighters. the enemy with a dropping fire of home, “is because we ¢ ! ! At one of the tables piled high with suits he overheard the following conversation between one of the store's salesmen and a PROSPEC- are what| found scores of elevator boys Hed. Col Watsh and his aides at | yin; @re called old-tenants. ‘The Jandiord |who admitied increase ¢ ind 80) their headquarters, N told me that he was not sure he cents a week, He also found at while disapp: would be able to renew ny lease at 'WeNtY Instances in which the former) oicad ut the the same f in, Company A; Brophy, Joe} Neither side held Ortigara to-day.|toothish shrapnel, ‘The affulr eul 280 Broadway, | Gompany H; Barbutl, Tony, Company] The barrage waves of both the Ital- | minates In a terrific maxillary roar as nted, were not sur-|p: Binnie, Wiliam, Company D; Buc-|ian and Austrian forces converged | the powerful molar howitzers cut vor showing. It should | cala, August, Company D; Rozano,) over ite summit making it impos valor boy was wearing the unt loosp With a ehinnish series of Jawish elevator boy was wearing the un vo but would do the! nd there are landlords rn aReol bel Fi are asking forthem. I understood from your of a guardsman ora regular. also be taken into consideration, Cot, | Antonio, Company Di Mebonduens| sinie for any human being to lve! poverber As they way tn the TIVE customer: best he could. 1 now know what ho|Casex were found, too, where good-| Walsh pointed out, that fully 20 por | QomePh. Comnny Aes Se ick, Come; through the rain of shells Tenine meu atten tesa, Or “Are these the suits you advertised in last means by ‘best, ooking girls were running elevators cont of the men who applied for en-| pany F; Bauer, George, Com: WASHINGTON, Juno 90.—Heavy pee mone atvad the fight le on ight’ hi: , rr 46 ” This is @ sample of the immoderat 1 anath rollment and were accepted were | Winkler, Prank: ee ad Albert, | Austrl reinforcements from the | a eee et eis given « i night's and this morning's papers?’ “Yea,” r9- apa % rze “om pi y +} my, ort, " 4 tle /” A inere over town, At Four- # were | found on investigation to have given | Beoree As Commins Kee tiny, totia,| Russian front have been thrown] cornson-the-cb battle plied the salesman. “Well, they DON’T AP- teenth Street ) Avenue $ Of Lhe! false addresye ‘ompany M._ against tho Itallans ta tho Treatino, | waiter, | A Manat on PEAR to me to be worth EVEN AS MUCH as you old-fashioned artments that have | Twenty-flye “rookies were sent to] Names and addresses of all recruits|according to itallan Embassy de-| the novice Sea been $45 for years jumped to $50 in gastronom Fort Slocum this afterne first par. | for the ifth and Sixty-ninth Regi-|spatches. They deny that the Itallans the last week cobber, to 1 and new tenants! or ren’ cles offering any apec- ments will be printed in the Evening Very, very few claim that all have signed up. It is not “ j ve bee ‘om thelr new posl- ° y carefully. | |Pd advertisement that the diff. t di - png sin eine seats Sir Shan thay, waverttielt a motor bus parade n ntl the regi | have been driven from thelr new poal t a it ily. 5) ve) erent grades you thers a's Ae ba Ret ia Ne We janitors, jan ' i heipers, 3 army band. ‘They were hai Het ul eae Reanataee tion on Mount Ors oe pail thoroughly au eeaee | are advertising are worth MUCH MORE than @bd $7 increases in ever porintendents, ete. Measured by at wre ing meeting fosbadetye se Some of the mo iy wae ture has overlooked. the Hittos | Bg ju are selling them for.’ “They are h Apartinents: las 1 of ‘advanees given re lawn a denen Chineen lax reduced the submurine sinkings of [tur Bat OVNre ter easy Mtoering JOU ets ie . oy wort! Fe eee eee a ae ee ee re pare raw oewen a0 9, Tovmortuw the army recrulting of- At present is guarded, among other |( 4 Kernel of null them.” “That being so, I should say that from Jem. ub tuundlord valving hinia| there Upetive: nae hean Eat acc die le Me a ee jee SREP - things, by coast guns on trains, fast | hig one tn win THE SUITS I SAW UP AT {\onys, you DON’T more money" tor Narr baths [MORE caves the Yncrenaem fall conalets | Me MAI ind amuse: 1 Acknowledges Recle bata Prec agar ee ipa eal as (ea Portas KNOW how to buy. I think I will look further.” less house Pr he p er Under tissu, Bosedion'stat® ‘ i" +h Franes for French War Girigibies, torpedo boats ane ayveR peta oC Afi begin: ito fon) t auceke of th ents of employees of two Jarge has done notable enrolment work, w . ibmarines hea ; , : A hand i hing for a alice of high rent) apartment hoses, rheie Bre tn S “er je s a Island mith the Charities. Si ire de Walney Neade oF thalann increas By When we received this report BeOe Tint u r nui the yearly increase may eacéed this, “Kite Ban OO tHe Motor husnes. fetter from) Marshal Joffre expreas-| war m n here, in a talk to-day ie? pobPBroximately a 4 fm ant the yi ~~ m ~— The usw ed 10 convey es hs thank for me france collected go ayy Meee tanta) Gficara, (eld ot nia " talented te cxehe YURTERD Ves 08 IT a year | 3 1h ttt In mont tine snl ier RU 1 re ere in his honor for ench War! experiences during two years of war] ecause in an y out we received similar year, and probably anitiion’ an tresinaine sume See ps Acree panovahatenet alent an commander of a destroyer and eX verifications of the GOOD QUALITY of our mers ACTER CREAR ERE TET err ue ei uae Weird: ele 4 supplied recruiting omeex | Ci jan keeeauraot shots Pea putent, 1 chandise and our “Lowest-in-the City” prices. income vias tv Spada ltt oetadin ut the country: with book |The letter, dated Paris, dune lt. sald: a irdupots and ¢ But the CLIMAX to the EPISODE was such a mena Sirected A MaKRe tanta hives event minted. 8 mituining, information on Ken-| dit of the cheek for 00 franca, | seenmer Gri Ry aeltinly splendid check on our advertising and compari Beep eit clash Ve alba nemeencel them. nave tonAnea themselves in ved with one Te selon attspanastuversated i one telat Hers crackle son departments and such a GOOD SELLING and equal 1) a _ ong arguments for Immoder- | the admonition to follow out its pre-|bora In behalf of the war sufferers you) ton operate allencer ARGUMENT that to pass it over seamed ultra- who have not rn ent are f 1 W rint u But € " army ae ee . Highlander the bed aye suns wee Word will (ry to proxant both siden terteat tacla und cites the. tae on-roas | mainte ; ; Maintenance of our war charities. With | fort on alone ite turned to this store and came into the men’s of the rental fu Ht to-day i hos estate ax basic and just reason |) ‘Tarday alen marked the ond of the| ny heart 1 wish, to expre's ty wrt rye 4 y operated | iif. wat ora clothing section. There he saw the SAME MAN the ‘unpleasint duty, of unt Een what Charieg S Kubiet, 0 Ot ee Hes fh charge| tike SOMeRelt th te ny mat | be who had the controversy at the other store. He ington Hetehis ve te If y NGitahin Rectan haa’ ol ok lI LS a pte incgre thanks to all the @ Be BIE |S sh ot was looking at a suit, HE BOUGHT IT and he have not re 11 by ul : Le wrist —_ k also told the salesman some interestin, hg e not renew * leawes KClopnline un the rentben sneer Lagos vers H f ig news, time th vi ' tir We h ‘ i « ! hebioh ; \ healiieabusere lerakcranleit Gace ta ' tny began the gist of which you have already read pay the tr ; ; Neral veteeat tt {Son aRUatAGIOTE th thi ox BRAZIL'S NAVY ACTING iat x \e preceding rirnerecie, . mm the As far as a te ! hi ‘ 1 1 and ‘Th r there has been no general rie of or "Yen ie true, | Recursion elt Gat WBin. ea wa we muftion w :, This man, the other store’s prospect- ae itor bs seit ath for ote oe vit aie sted ta | r i tp Send War, 1 to} ands iy aby key. Tot ‘faite dve customer, and now our customer, ere Fagened lneeus under the Now leanty T dor no, at toast 1 | re seuttgl| i “ . i remarked to our salesman that the SUITS HE een renewed. Some property own: |e fords hu ) : i to | | eb teetinth ed) 5 HAD SEEN at the ADVERTISED SALE for ll epee sha at Nee Ae ai A ationd. Y ina heavy buyer of) pong i= $24.50 were NOT AS GOOD as our $17.50 suits. Bereavement nel ton inoneauee to om vat Have You asted EA He further said that the suit he BOUGHT ' By FROM US at $24.50, our regular price, was bet- able that at least & per of all ‘ ¥ ter than any the other store had shown him eeabacs, will sigh up for the reaaon i at a “sale” price. a ‘ We pellere cum and compliment him on his ' Ave & thrifty buying. ve If more men were like this man they would Britis ‘ wear BETTER CLOTHES and SAVE MORE te, “Host and Pound Bureay apartments ave | « ania MONEY. Shop around before you buy and for thirty da Pan aie: Fenl TT" Er A. B000 compare our merchandise and prices with A Boston Want» Beluian oyn July 4. Union Jack during our 4 P merchandise and prices elsewhere. We repeat gan ‘be eft acany of The Wo BOSTON, June 30—Mayor Curley: first in mor Ave on -» ‘The Quality of the leaf is the secret ; : Advertising Agence as extended a formal invitation to 1 laborers, mechanics, profersonal | of of P le We Sell Dependable Merchandise at Prices 14000 Beak: Bee arate sce rete |aelee, We Dave had Applicaniacnetl ihe, Cole iv of the Unique Flavor. os . a Lower Than Any Other House, but for Cash Only HyM Offies, 4190 Nain, git. if the Envoys ans mt yy ted only trom the Britian Isles a ad Cant: | convicted, 9 ep mon| SEALED PACKETS ONLY 10 ’ 18° & 35° Qe: —_ Asem w e held on Bos ja, but from Australia, New Zealand | from register ederal | FAN YONT@NTIONT GN ANY @\ NaN @\Kre\t AT ie ete |ton' Common. Bow | Sad ube Weat indies,” Dratt Law, | Bend bor elegant booklet, SALADA, 100 Hudson St, New York. Sif WIATATARAN