The evening world. Newspaper, July 21, 1917, Page 8

Srramscney re Wehenet Detiy Rneey fender by the Poo DOPE EM OULAT RAR t wenhing Company tee OF t+ . #. PUTIN ret few de raw. 7 he ee PLAT ERY. 3: etary. 08 Park Bow ——— —— Brtered Ot the Pest Onfine at Now Tork ar Recount Clase Matier Rewe te The 4 ant the Cmetinent om Cor tee TC etee Oe oe tne as Vowiai O68 One Terr ee THE DRA WING. HE first etep toward g up the veel reserres Na ’ fighting etreng as been taker Deepite minor difficulties inevitable it eperation corer mg eo immense! de a be the firet drawing f o new Nations Army proceeded with « systew smoothness that could furmeb }te comfort or satisfaction to the enemy America’s young manhood t that « frat portion of it may be great task of war Fach man chosen will at once assume a new dignity In the eyes of his fellow citizens, He is drewn far out of his accustomed orbit of life. He must presently leave much behind. But, whatever be leaves, he will carry with him en immeasurably great and precious thing: the respect, the hope, the confidence, the trust of a people thoughtful American now living is likely to forget those lengthening columns of numbers toward which the eyes of millions were directed yesterday, Who in his heart does not know to be an honor, appearing against the name of any man n but a distinction? w passes in closer review in to part in the diately assigned MILK FOR THOSE WHO NEED IT MOST. HE Milk for Children movement started by ‘The Evening World’ is sure to make immediate and effective appeal to all New Yorkers who realize the heavy tax hot weather lays upon the! vitality of city youngsters who are not lucky enough to get their share of the nourishing food their growing bodies need. Just now, with the cost of necessities abnormally high, thou nds! of babies in New York, the Association for Improving the Condition) of the Poor reports, are deprived of the milk diet which alone can give them the chance to grow up into strong, healthy young citizens. Don’t they deserve that chance? | Tho Evening World has already proved what extending the! Penny Lunch system in the public schools can do for pale, under-| nourished children who suffer from lack of food of the right kind. | It has proved that there is no need of pauperizing either children or parents to put in the way of thousands of the former a bowl of) soup, with the choice of other simple, wholesome luncheon dishes, ch duy at minimum prices. | War or no war, it believes city babies have their claims this sum-' mer, A little money will go a long way toward supplying a child with milk. Milk will go further than anything else toward making a healthy, husky youngster. H Amid all other helpfulness don’t forget to be helpful at home.| There is helpfulness and gilt-edged civic investment as well in a) — | = Children’s Milk. Fund. | he also spoke of Perry as * of the U. B Albert Payson Ce, tT Oe Pee eee erhune tee ee tee bee Oe No. 26-OLIVER HAZARD PEERY, Hero of Lake Brie T te by ene glorious tory the modore Oliver Masard Percy te known to fame And with that + 9 alobe ‘ y +i Ore ho- henker after me and dry . . + ebere the facts that Perry © ' ! 1th served tn the Narbary ¥ ‘ r dled of ye * fever e j An earlier « ere Mportan! el raters ‘is | perved fret with Cor n | nh 1613, be we L ~ “e e United Ble Part of thu # “e Haste war tt i af elroy the unfiniene . tom ver Onna used, an there © staroned An on ‘ e sould often be part of « ship's bull before ‘ ‘ * re on wan scoured f o0 scraps to forge ; . 1 * 4S mmnnnmnnnnnnnnn® Vicor 4 P Building @ Fleets | in Mot cote bere more ape Twe F . “ serious te he fever atime stro Mri * od lake 1 ‘ tine nd threatening the ' t sting off their ' ” was short of 1 ‘ . An amateurish looking lot, com us wh fleet, by the way “* r destroy the new-bullt Yankee + Ne mute } to launeh them In August, 181%, thie vip meat ' y squadron being withdrawn for luty ' wry On advantage of his fors’ b { abs ‘ ft . aod farmers and oxen dragyel 6 skids, In this way the eauiped f rd ey " anole On the morning of Sept, 10, us the Ya ft 1 Hi May, near the western end « t the B tng. Perry at once sailed forth to give them we ) p | (a brig ns d the Lawrence) he ' f t fly | ship Detro: his other ships « y m f Over Perry's flagship f Were hee ences last words, “Don't give up tt " " 3 ig the Brit ah H ‘ ' Don't Give Ube oe the Lawrer cw OF i * the Ship.” remained unwer burning and erry left the Lawrence, cross jagara, carrying his flog wit he was the target for a hundre the Journe him was whipped to a foam by the Reaching the Niagara, Vorry gave the signal f se-quarters ad vance, and his little fleet bore down upon the my. Two of Pritish ships Just then fouled each oth ‘ough the British line of battle Perry's fleet bore its way, raking !ts (uss with merciless broads Barclay was dangerously wounded and was carried below, Un fearfully unerring Yankee marksmanship three of the British vess | pondered. ‘Two more tried to escape, but were run down and forced to yield ‘At last, after a fight that continued nearly all day, the whole Britich flee surrendered, This surrender meant that all Michigan region was loz to the English. “Perry's human him,” Barclay later said ¥y toward his in risoners alone att 8 followin us enemy victory « iiamor the battl me nc wal an erry himself scribbled this terse repe Gen. Harrison, his superior officer: ve have met the enemy and they are ours ond sent tt to = = 3] . Soldier Boy | UX U RK. RICH MOTHER’S SON PRECIOUS AS POOR YOUTH | t's 3ust 03 1 should be. There ts no THIS WOMAN RUNS [beaten and the wood had turned a HE spaciously artistic plane for turning the old Croton reservoir + : Ee Ieee. semerracy, owisbogt , (beautiful silvery gray, Over the <, 4 : ‘ By Sophie Irene Loeb inventor of no small capacity in the | Practising it, \}POIvVE years ago my husband]on a hill overlooking quite @ pretty | tum iedown porch a honeysuckle w in Central Park into a permanent memorial of the opening of SIAL. Weaeeltvenltin of ey rin, : nine benten can| the man/of money F failed in business. stretch of country, but It seemed very |in a riot of bloom. Why ni bad ; 5 t rad ‘ops righ by The Hrew Mubliahing Co, Senet hits , | hide behind ft @ must show the f 5 y i of bloom hy not make tt the Catskifl Aqueduct System ought to meet with enthusiastic (The New York Brening World.) here is something to be sald about | mottio of which he is made, and re- “| don't know which way to|lonely to us after living in the city. a tea house for th ‘i ‘i 5 . and re- | y atibe he refreshment of approval URING the week 1 told about|'!% father and this boy—something’ ceive the approbation of bis fellow-| turn," he said to me with @ look in It was five miles from the village and | motorists? o ingpire the poor woman who parts MEN According the nearest house was a quarter of a) ‘ ; meeting in the subway a poor Thia Vanderbilt his eyes that made me want to cry, | the m T broached the idea ¢ 5 q 0 F i derbilt selo : ea to Henry an The committee in charge hi , outlined the scheme with a large Lttie woman who was-scnding| in oer SOve and who Has perbane nary Youth. Just hee a'what be hed? have pretty nearly brought you|mile away, but the road before It /n6 thought there might bo poh ineer ness of imagination that does its members credit. The terraces,) her only son to the idan aaeild foes yaa rich men’s to ol Jand the children to the poorhouse.” seemed much travelled and automo- in it, and the more wa talked bad : sy @ * ne ,. (084 might be spared, "In Joining the National Guard 1 3 an‘t hear a word of that, | biles were constantly passing, On in-| matty hook sunken garden, music pavilion and playgrounds, with a vista of lake, war Bho wae re-1"X0, my dear mother, working side Nave only done my duty,'a duty that lr mas Fe eee ret aleeg Quine RDans HIE Aenean roa SWAT ovAE the better wo led the 7 ‘ A ( qi nan jotan o part] 5 a every min owes to his count Tie =i aeantl seemed to give fl tree-bordered promenades and fountains, are frankly suggested as with him, na only) 0” So with this Vanderbilt boy ls & don't think that a man's na me should | somehow, 4 direct automobile route from Boston | energy to my husband, rei noe meant to form a whole that shall compare not unworthily with the a tao has cau) Hes aahabies A no8 880 Both enterat with ue. a nr te con to ee ‘Wo will go down to the old shack | * Provincetown and motor tours | thing definite to do. Ho set pei beautiful Gardens of the Luxembourg in Paris, and yet shed their Mee ition Uf clerical ceaca: | RRvate the ranks. ‘There ‘is in tho country that Uncle Joe left | Were very popular in summer. making repairs on the place. We had N ' Pa proudly sald; “HL poner 5 WOH | why f shoult’ do differents |me last year,” f said. “You know we| My house was small, but tho lower | gocided to have everythin No better standard of excellence could have been chosen, and it le onyobarbut hell” do serubbing floors, from the others.” | couldn't sell it, so {t till stands in|foor had a good sized Ilving room in| ang rustic, but the te: * quaint may bo noted that the Luzembourg is the most popular of all the fold lar Aa, ee is rag Fe the hevbale at this Hall Me any when every woman’ | my name.” : the front, with an old fashioned fire | attractive and ihe fee eee ‘ y » too, ly misters, OUL of it greater Son 1s on a par ¢ en the worth | 2 Ral ; f he food good. We smaller Paris parks, the one where children are happiest and where Probably thialdemvcracy ix coming, Already the gf each ig reckoned by his ACTUAT. | eee ine We bey “tt Hoag Tienes er ia | fixed it up cheaply but preitily by eases Cou term "ik ch" is anauming tha | SERVICE etter than I had expected, It stoo d using inexpenstv busy workers are fondest of snatching a restful hour sini aang IEEE aaro Wien Fe ee ANA AOS pleaded her | atiema slacker,” and each will | cheapest sort of Kitchen t Many New Yorkers will agree that Central Park can stand a pendence on the |’) a With filled Gutvort are now til S] 5 chairs which we painted a stiver fei touch of formalism in its landscape at one or two more points. ‘The| bey and kept him with her, hut she) considering how beat ta employ tele Hh | he J arr I a mily | We called it the Groen Cr.te Tea popularity of the Mall is proof that avenues and esplanades have beste sol use Posies i lar eR MEE OasLoF Wied: Re He ! — jeu “8 pet a big sign at the alde " a ars rept vu a | he road nry hirgd fi a! " a izing that anybody a te out Phe ‘qd an auto- their appeal no leas than fields and by-paths. good as his fath la cheek tor onet whtak itl feast {o,Tin Pew btiehing Go, tender for the Barly Rising Stakes. | perhaps the promised nickel acceler-| mobile and tacked up notices pao The plan involves no encroachment with buildings of any sort] New comes the nows that another! Hothing to them in a. personal way why won't Wille x | Mrs, Jarr tittered. ated matters. At any rate, at 5 A. M./ it at every hotel, boarding house and . wi se ini Gitar aan to give of yourself in service to. 0 He Re “Now don't ence the whistle blew plercing! the a fo % . i upon the present free spaces of the park, and need therefore arouse oman ts giving up ker only won.) oir feliowmen—that Is the Browins whimpered Mrs, Jart w don’t encourage the ohildrin oe aah ree ‘age for miles around, Tho resuit nyt : : this time a millionaire mother. | WapGH OF HONOI in the twent rei é Jart| when Tam trying to advise them for| speaking tube in the Kitchen from was that we did s° well that ti no apprehension in those who are always jealously and rightfully alert} Likely, she too reasons that “Mo must | orn Ser MERE RE Lamatnas wn ace say AA ae Re) their own good, my dear," said Mr.| the basement, | season wa opened a furatebea’ es to guard every inch of it for the public. bo an good as hin father: and young) Contrary to the cynic the world 18] mor £ can't Pours pt Mae 24 Make Jar mildly, in answer to the mater- ae Gertrude failed to respond, Mr. | houso in the city with the profits pe With a bronze reproduction of the famous MacMonnies fountain tates ae a " “ By fF nd ie i the substitution of money for personal | im get up, papa, please!" ul sitter. ind advising them," re-| do you aie Oe ae inal our winter OUAS We eee ee " es = , . : HERS ¢ ad goen forth erviee when the spirit’ and. bo¢ Get up, any erled r, P mind advist Q " |) enough to keep wll bus: so much admired at the Chicago Exposition,"as a dominating feature,| Ment, following in the footsteps of PE bana yan ena et Sine anit ishieee ea bat - Wry | Pilod Mra. Jarr; “set them a good ex-| tube, ie fly Bill tidy Renal ed Mc saan the memorial should prove a centre of art and pleasure to which the| Mther For everybody knows °Ne Thus a 6 at vol-| never bo Freident of the United | “maple. Where does tho boy yet hie] “It's me, Iaty Blavinaky, Mr Jarr." | ty opp “ aia) onli Jan the elder Vanderbilt is loving rh the « and en-/ or Nnusernthicok unleart oie failings from? Not my #lde of the| replied a boyish voice, “I'm soiving| | ny : —=—= city could always point with special pride, called by his comrades, the Colo Hanh of a! gona | States unlows y 8 ELD Cage. You Won't got up till the very| Hewspolpers for the newsman, and) To-Day’s Anniversary —_——_—__---- —- ——|at the head of the Twenty-recond! wealth to follow, and. a source of| politics,” remarked M Jarr, | at minute yourself. And where does} your Willie ts to gimme a cent to ret] a ; a I ; F } > New York Engineers luca to the humble ones whu must| should aay that public office was|"® set hin caretess babite from? Not him up every morning. Tell him to) OBERT BURNS died on July setters rom the People | Many a night Vanderbiit senior han | "Hitler In a eimidar worvie. onc dyed by sitting up tito rather | fm me. You are aw hard on your) Bilty., 223788, at Dunaicieny Scotland la: Covecet: Na Papeis Noctea burned the “midnight oll" studying | as much as my poor Httlo w than getting up ent | clothes as he is, while a dress lasts Mr. Jarr delivered the message to ¢ last months of his life were A contends that after a person has| A boy comes to this country when | tre net tg knows the Mada noth | helt, Ph who doca it in th but nenthen tho aon to] HM thle was e dangerous toplo| #e@ that young gonilemen rise and) (TOs hte (fits wite had a nary been elected President of the United] six years old, Hin father takes out! ee nuenineen had to pass 4] sim price of war In these two in. | "He #0 to when it started, and Mr. Jarr bland! ale BRS ROL OnE AUG Wrenpail- ce (nemcgae eo Raley States twice that the law prohibits) papers when the boy becomes twenty | nations although he ta an] stance mething to he recor After Mrs, Jarr had roused him|!nterrupted to say that genius Sat en he Mamne YeKy MOOHAR: BUHL) CS samlly apnea Buena iets him from serving @ third term jyears of age. Can the young man twice more, and hiv little sivter had | sometimes careleas—Gen. Grant bad| Mt. Jerr restrained bis ouriosity,| |, blecde Papa e and B holds that there is no such law) Vote on his father's papers or must TI . W: > QO : . announced that he would get a whip- | been ¢ ‘And who knows,” Mr. molecule Paying over tho matutinal) Way taken up for rebate LCE and that a native born American, who|¥® be naturalized i i] le ay ur |: ighters Are Fed [ning ana ater Gertrude, tne maid, |4urr added, “the boy may be Preal- | DOT when Master Jarr appeared! ‘The great poet was buried on July has attained his thirty-fifth year, Is| Withoat Arrows or Rays Up to Y Jhad tibbed fearsomely that there was nt somo day just the same, A few promptly for the 8 o'clock family ponte etary honors from the Aligible to the office of President as|To the Halltor of the Brenine World NCLE SAM has writto ; \custard pie for breakfast, Manter| litle amiable peculiarities never de-| Preakfaat is fan Of Huméries, Burns him Would you kindly tnt in men sollior or sailor each Every morning the kitchen whistle | S¢lf 784.4, member of the Royal Du many times as the people see fit, but| | Would you Kindly inform mo of tho | erous menus for bis 7 Hi jure at lust reached the table in a| tract from tho efforts of genius, after} 0 4 n whistle! fries Volunteers, and these were that it has been the custom to decline Pi AUBERT i ¥ i en on Jand and on Ie semi-somnolent sta After all." | Head fue Balls Stone below rang | among the chtef mourners, ‘The whole @ third term. ods Wee ae gol we ba + We |ine regulations which he has pro. | nt away from the t twice fer Izzy Slavinsky and me are going | ey eee ng rien the aWn's eT TOMINE Plate Teo rae tt Whe Sai Is Beat Usage. To the edie of The Breune Wort: eet) scribed wre followed bi rs anil his ablutio! @ boy took his seat, | to got up early every day next week,"'| ps Santi ay dertrude and Mas-|jiurny gurvived him a dieie ean) RS geet dd nea sa ? Kindly let me know, if @ woman |*#lors need never go hungry, 11 “You have on buttoned your] Said Master Jarr, after giving Ger-| 7) 0) teegeee ie a yer she Mia own entire iif thirty-eight claims that the use of “same"| who was born here reling oman) provides approximat ay t i Hoth i, Wi 11 |trude, the maid, a baleful look when| Y°¥* ty d of waking his; years, She died in the same 4 “ Slinquishes hee | Provides approximately 28 cents a clothes ha ' 5 is mother, | tride, the maid, a os sualnatin Wherd his enc @ room. in the following ts accepted as good] citizenship by marrying an allen Mn |jday to buy food for each one of his “Your shoes are not | and you | She placed oatmeal before him Instead | °°? But he was game until the last) siete IP PBS 88 Kay business English: thin elty, although continuing to live |woldiers and # lik allowance Ix mad have your shirt ail wet ut the neck,* {of the promised, though non-exiatent,| 8%" Jean" rendered Mrs. am . ly ac! Ne Ld ‘ a n or permanent ur tutes jess yo € ” ickel, dy HAVE to eup| + > tke aut $50. Kindly acknowledge} 7» the raitor of The Krening Worid prices of foodstuffs this sui seem won o permanent camp a) United Btutes unicas you Ket UP) “An, you are going to get up early) to wake you, when “your demon elpt of same, and oblige. Kindly let mo khow the value of a | fatirely inadequate, but it must bx ' if fod ¢ sof | oarly, and go neatly attired to the | ail next week?" repeated Mr, Jarr,| young friend wakes mo, Does he BRILLIANT SUGGESTION B states that “same” can only| penny dated 1802, J.J. 8, [Temombered that Uncle Sam buys b 1 quantitie era sks of the day, my boy," Mr.}sso you do want to be President? went to be President, too?" 66 JT Would save us much needet be used correctly as an adjective, as Up to Fitty Cente, | cuppitea in ton lots and Hot by the Ox! Hour, WSog; pak. |Jarr, tn his beat parental Well, if you got Up early every day| «we ain't going to ee Naat er Jarr, floor space and considerable in “at the same time," but if “eame’’| To the Editor of The Frening Word | eThere ia no gucsswork in either thi %; beans, 2402; poe} “Don't you w next week, I'll give you a nickel every | are going to be Generals in the army money if more of our women ie used in place of a noun, “the’| What ts tho value of a penny with /army or the navy When it con Aiea, 12s oa. coca! papa” asked day,” said Mr, Ja | We get up early in the morning to, Customers would use the stat should always be put before it. In|#® eagle on it dated 18577 W.C, {determining just how much foot 0 ane an Nich baie 1) oyamma has to ‘And you won't atop me or | See the soldiers golng aw ‘Ain't [| When going up only one flight,” said the above {Nlustration, therefore, “B" Sajurday, Sonday man shall be given, All this has black 4 , Oe Bae Mts 84) ond you got your slip P ie d jold enough to drive an amberlance | the department store manager . 5 tein eee . lBeen ‘Apused ou and the pereon| ata coe ianae ne cot, Om paions | A FAM Bay ae | nothin’? asked the boy | or bo a drummer boy, pop a Sanartmen’ alors, manager, ta wey para sounowieage ree nly Tok me hee es what aay! Simro mania Ge ssoiuuetihy OU oa.) lads «Hof; Butter, 4 ox. | bole ay NC | “Not 1, indeed,” remarked the} “Now see what you have done by | make do it." me Way 9 of the same, and oblige.” Zune i 160, and July te ier ys! supplyin, 9 food merely f 04 02, A nL rs el] Mtr, Jarr blushed gulltily at the art-| proud parent your carly a sete “ et : 3, 1880, y 23, 1871, tell, tain tabl 2 ner of substituuve 5 te 4 3 y not tale Suiiwie yur vi ER cortain tables, articles are provided t leas prattle of the child, for B early be are, TBuppone those child the elovators and ‘ MM t 7 portion ed for each of the v ut the early rising began the very 4 put ‘em on the a The flzed allowance or portion of|ration components he was in 20 Wise a constant con-' next day instead of the next week, J UL ‘ataire,” suggested bis bright assis ant.—Pittsburgh Chronicle-Telegraph.