The evening world. Newspaper, August 16, 1917, Page 6

. THE EVENING WORLD, THURSDAY, AUGUMT 26, 298% er -_ - " THRILLED CAMP WADSWORTH, ITS BUILDER; VIEW OF SPARTANBURG AE om OT BA At ATVANCRTUNT j= Se Department WARMINGTON, Ang 1¢ ‘The Wer . on a Great Park Is Dotted With , ! _ — “ttt: Tents of the Second Tall Brigade : diane and bigen and | hb, Hitmotas | an Louisiane cucheh, Mime | thet bed pack widow ik . 7 lowe, Nebraska, North B eftern way bared. A : = wo F ta and Routh Dak heads, Then, two ree swt Kamen, Missouri! and fantry ¢ tor nesas |tieth, Texas, Arie Willies the 08d of a 90 oh wap hae; Minety-firet, Washington day at t . oft cor i} br ty = te . humbered as follows park it & Twenty-siath Liv t, there Hampshire, Vermont 1 de Istand nd ave |ty-neventh, New ¥ coke aieh |Vennaytwania; ‘Tw “ foe of Columbia Ten: | nessee, North Carolina » Care} ‘ *, n : . pecan ood mange ao Baggage Peano Nothing quite like a strengthening, S atrest alton jond Pilorida; Thirty-second, Michigan sustaining dish of and Wisconsin; ‘Thirty Thirty-fourth, Mi: oes Dakota and South Da fifth, Missourt and & Thirty sixth, Texas and Oklahoma; Thirty seventh, Ohio and West |ty-eianth, Indiana |‘Thirty-ninth, outst commands thigkiy iined with doWntown Hroadw night, Just outside the hundreds of merchants wares for sale, including safety ra- Grape-Nuts FOOD ored HOrB, BOA) loons, talcum pows Ger, cake cl ahoeatrangs, bat | and’ Athans to begin the day right. cords, handkerchiefs, swagwer sticks sy ie ( r \ Mt nico; Forty- 4 and ice cream cones. eo} ay ) ‘ , : P | Mexico, Forty MARTIAL SIGHTS FOR CIVILIAN VISITORS. Few of the visitors got past the sentry lines, however. In nine cases out of ten, the soldiers were allowed to dome outside and greet their re tives on the sidewalk, Civilians w not wholly ignored, though Pwery time the guard was changed, they Theae pictures mhow the construc- took it in the light of a military manoouvre for their special bersefit One company of the Seventy-ttrvt drilled with the band on the parade ground, and that meant another free show. The t t came i as the crowning day and4 in France, i the civillan spectators went home thoroughly satisfied. ith yesterday ay a fair example of one day of camp life, fathers «nd mothers of the New York soldiers ha an opportunity of seeing how th S.C, near which the camp ts lo- ves. At 6.30 ~ nd. ‘The view of Spartanburg was taken from the Cleyeland Hotel, It shows Main Street, looking gast ——s THE MAH ST OF SPARTANE AQSKING BAST, Gat rium She tion work at Camp Wadsworth, | Stern Brothers West 42nd Street Between 5th and 6th Avenues West 43rd Street the New York National be where Guard wilt trained for service * 7 Sek cakes ee | the officer in charge of the building operations, Lteut. Col, John G. Kilpatrick, N. ¥. N. G, and @ street sgone at Svartanburg, Our Entire Remaining Stock of : anil neh Men’s Summer Suits .- he, meee FIRST NEW JERSEY Repriced into three groups for Friday: ho | TROOPS START FOR TON oF QUARTERS FoR TROOPS however. In between time for the necessary work. of running) a : mp—five hours’ drill, frequent turna denly he erted out in alarm. The! of the sixty-fir at guard duty and the like. In spite} plane had made a sickening dive for! first elem! s Of this list of soldierly: aetivities, half'ewy the ground—tho kind of a dive that) flag present dozen games of baseball were in prog-4 means death for the pilot. The n| ileea " ress gf Various times yesterday after-¢ with the glasy started for t noon? notwithstanding the fact thaty ambulan tending to go In sear € ecattered over the park may be foundi} of the 1 unate pilot, when the antry was the uired of a new Wil Bates, commanding er of the d Infantry Brigade, at Van Cort. out Cortlandt Park parade numerous signs reading “Baseball Not plane appeared again, ti STS at cae * Allowed.” The signs, however The ofan with the glase was re-| boon ill thre ir Ing officers have lee : the ante-bellum days and Heved. He was even more relieved | ailment and i ata of its symm c 13 50 Gs 5 nded for the attention of sald when he learned that it wasn't a| hospital last nigh | . ° df Ow plane at all, but a double-decked box | Mre. EK. MW. Raynor of kite operated by a xmail boy at the Presdent-G north end of the camp dae NEW FLAG FLIES FIRST FOR tAeut Y the midst of yesterday afte n's hustie and bustle sume on headquart SOUTH 10-MORROW Suits up to $20.00 Suits up to $25.00 Suits up to $40.00 OFFICER WHO DIED. ae : + Flying at half-mast a nark of | Yan Cortinndl Fi | eal accuracy, and h ; | and watched it with interest reppect toa dead company commander | noon ‘and remarked. ihe fact that no) Unk, of the acditioy Makeup of the Vanguard of the : : ; nouncing Mrs. Raynor] . | EK ! ‘ | ‘ : ‘ : ger ha WHO'S GOING WITH SIXTY-| ; ; ; een : Fo yeedya Wa: ine ; } Pee rit in ceanioe oie NINTH, THE QUESTION. Go to Annistor, Ala. | meres, plain and fancy cheviots. All sizes from 34 ja ed ‘trade “Who's yoing with the Sixty- : Ri . : | A Message to Mothers Shave phe presented Gok ninth? iy all bine asked by 4000] Gasp EDGE, SHA GIT, N. J | to 48, including shorts, longs and stouts. = a handsome nenica Ls enlisted men at least ov | . M : : sl B OU know the real human doctors right around in your neighborhood : | jjartw thnunked her in helvait of the Many gre under th Aug. 16.—The 2 Jersey troops] the doctors made of flesh and pipe ses |teeyon | tear arcane we || de, and turned the fi the men have been which will take part in the initial souls and hearts : those men who mre responding to your call in the | Major A Wells, com report goes ey » far aay| movement of the Eighth Division to} dead of night as readily as in the broad daylight; they are ready Reoe ab the Weverie Aree that 300 mon ‘Twenty-third | ty, ee ere ei Aia.,| ttc a cing _ te tell you the that Fleteher’s Castoria has done, ia doing and |ingz the fag was unfurled to the} are be transf nce yaad . i ———— will do, from their experience and theirilove for children, breeze with the customary ceremony,| | Th » ho to trans-| have been selected and also so | = 4 . but was made fast at half mast in| fer any part ¢ 27 third or}those from the other States in the} Fletcher's Castoria is nothing rew. We are not ‘asking you to |honor of Capt. Vogel. the Seventy-first present, It 48} division, The train movemonts and eT tee We just want to impress upon you the importance | ‘phe brigade camp is now awatting| understood n the) other details have all been worked ers. the arrival of the First Infantry from | ® y-8 edt camp] out at porary headquarters her is ol Hope th inteht ar at Mine r this forr About 3 ) men will take train for) - Your physician will tell you this, as he knows there are a num- il apa bya a acedu owed b: pagar nee UE ee een ce bob of Wairetiznetn the saarkety and’'he As particularly: nterestad in | "Ve, thie week te koi, tt was on: | Pegbments contributing to the Sixty: [ofthe division, New deraey will bro the welfare of your baby. > i the Tiree will pot be In camp before | ninth's sinks is not known, Vide the engineers, the signal corps, onday night. It is scheduled to on- po 900 “Fecrults of the Tw DAttaEy ¢ Stars five GOR Cti'liiheu train, us, Mom rng, mde may ree oe, oder Gano of neg ao onan |W West 42nd Street Between Sth and 6th A West 43rd Street n Noone t# More anxious for the Pirst| thelr equipment and uniforms are} camp medical officer and the can n Denue: of briendep Neadquarters, the officer| the park soon, but will n in|jlave yet to be designated by C the infantry camp as it is not a part] jjarber in temporary command of the of the Becond nh seas. Its camp will] division. ¢ LJ NEW YORK | PHOTOGRAPHER inc east of the parade «round bin nat yer named the company is Dale oO runks Frovides iKxcellent od As Tt is expec 1 that within the next] which it will se The First Regt U few days the camp will be insr ment of Newark will send Company T by Major Gen. John F. O'Ry © under command of ( Harold AY ] fi TT ‘ ; mander of the New York Div Wakefield, ‘The Fourt! Joraey alues tor O-morrow Ity will also send its E Company MONTH "| BUYS ‘ bes Weeapieaueeed | TO EXEMPT N. Y. POLICEMEN). S05 i orice Be ‘irs’ tegimen Artill OF MY REGULAR $3.00 PHOTOGRAPHS, First Hegiment Auto Lock Wardrobe Trunks at $29.75 Open top model covered and bound with hard fibre, re- inforced with riveted hardware. Interior has ten gar- ment hangers, four drawers with hat compartment and shoe pockets. The automatic locking device locks the trunk in one operation. Morristown, rdine Army Draft Would Withdraw 3,000 | Clarence A ‘The signal corps will be Company C in French Gray, on extra heavy mounts, size “ From Force and Dangerously |o¢ Jersey City. ‘he entire engineer ( 7x10 inches, set in double-page portfobios. Proofs Submitted. Photographs Guaranteed Not to Fade. Weaken It, Is B battalion, except ane company, Mase . a eo tvan bas writen a \etleesta lett aie mmand Short Trip Wardrobe Trunks - at $15.00 1 ryland wil dan nia will se Is Your Son, Brother or Sweetheart GOING TO WAR? Take advantage of this money-saving opportunity to have your photograph taken, and that of your loved ones too. engineers, V hospital and M Jambulance company and a troop of President W Ay amine that arrasie 40 in. tall with dome top; contains five hangers, laundry bag and three packing compartments. ments be made to exer City policemen from draft inte “4 troops will entrain on Fri and be in Anniston and in camp Saturday night, Seven concentration points have been named for the en tlonal Army. The Governor sux Other Wardrobe Trunks. ...at $20.00 to 150.00 that a rule be made erempting p ; men fn all cities of more than 2,000,000] trainment, The Fir Fourth } This is a special offer to readers of The World. population, No reply has yet been re-| Mfth Rogiments details will It is void after Sept. 15th, 1917 bor ‘ Seo eee ete a alaht Ot ‘ ceived from the President In Meorsing and entrain tt rhe es z 4 ‘The fact that the letter had been sent} rest of the details from this State “«C AR Vk jo! he eme here a he j 40W. 34th St., bet, Bway & Sth Av. | 23 Flatbush Av., Brooklyn. to the President was made known thie | Will Join the mio ei ae tho trains onqueror a mg 850-852 B'way, cor. Park Av. B’ UNG |morning by Acting Police Commissioner | Vrocoed H 107-109 W. 125th St, 157 NN iby cor, Park Av., B'kn. 2.9 ve. Laon G, Godley, who received « tele-| "Phe First Ambulance Company, de M hines = at $8 50 986 Lexington Av., cor, 71st St | lewark Av., op, Erie St., J. 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Governor, It is estimated that 3,000] ferred to duty at Hartfo realistic. ‘The cabinet is almost indestruct- 4 f ‘his Coupon Should Be Presented for Sitting on or Before Sept. 18th fie" Fxto ‘in., upon payinent of New York policemen would be with-|Gape, Dudley Cooper, di trom yt q Po! eSept. 15th size 7x10 In., upon 1 [cern deat The tetel ce th eee eine | eee acon A ofthe Mew York Cavalry, ible. ‘Ihe motor is silent and durable. i ONE DOLLAR ‘awn fr al of 11 the ex-| Saua u q gnd, pesseniation of this coupon before omption were retiees Commissioner has heen dataled to the assistant Reproducer is full and natural toned and 2 ep a . foods believes that this would mean a| @uartermas eral y bb oll * of i ae . pS Name... | dangerous weakening of the police force eeinnpanles, Bot Mount Holly, ¥ of can be used for records from 6 to 12 inches. 4 at a time when thorough police effl-| Asbury” Park, the third battalion of Addres clency in New York ts no lees import-| the Third Regiment, were in the rifle ‘ant nationally than looally, range to-day. ~