The evening world. Newspaper, September 7, 1917, Page 3

SECOND BRIGADE AT VAN CORTLANDT | READY FOR FRANC Works | Big Dinner to | Hates on Sunday, Despite lu ol Going Vv morning misting. ta the ex with th t ' Field Horp.t ' be received (h ne for t arture of the & Urigade of t Twenty» D ' “ the Piret, 1 fret Regiments Th yen att « ‘ hike tn ama ¢ \ a4 Wells, Licut ¢ i regimen r Colonel in the camp. 7 of the partur march o was some cone , they tra orde: Company 1) of eg ment i Pe ee ee ee BREEDERS SE RSSE THESES O96 5299496660745 Wee home and for gentlemen of th on fatigue duty match scheduled and they ure x cappe Smiling their star twirke with w nek Hergt. Wa wart, manage the team, « dark horse to spring the last moment Company PD held an “at the morning, and Dick Hd noteher quarter mile nt, Henry Owe feur of Company (, wa caller, howe t him a hood the compar Breathe 3 whisper it craps after payday 2 | CBOBDIDDOD DOLE DHE Ome diers won't recover from th cial setbacks for at least a month, while o: are er having made Wall Street ¢ SEVENTY-FIRST TO GIVE DIN- NER TO COL. BATES. Bo far from the Seventy-first get ting ready for Spartanburg on Sat urday, the officers are getting for a’ big dinner on Sunday where outside the camp. The 1s to be a testimonial function to| Col. Bates, The band will be in at tendance and the only thing missing will be the flowing spirits, w olden times used to spray the good things of gastronomical life ‘They don’t permit hucksters in uny| of the brigade camps in Van Cort-| landt, but the pest of the officers! are the outside photographers, who horn in and sometimes slip under the guard, They don't remain long, though, before they are caught by an officer, and in the absence of a permit they are shot--out of camp ‘This happened to one of them this! morning. He approached brigade headquarters in a big hurry, where! THE EVENING WORLD, FRIDAY SEPTEMBER 7, ““MEN’S HOUSEKEEPING” AS SEEN IN CAMP AT VAN CORTLANDT “Soldiers in Van Cortlandt Park Camp I | Can Teach Women Housekeep 917. s U.S. NEVER BEATEN TWO AMENDMENTS ing Science AND WILL WINNOW, FORHIGHER INCOME ’ ~ 4 agree > , ey ae ; o ’ 4 . om - MoM | \ THE TWENTY THIRD HAS A BAR , BER AND A TOOTSIE DOCTOR Max Marting is the rem t * Nee vie oe lan io ‘ Mpnie ' o0e America “ wave t i 4» ' ’ ee r .= hi i ‘ voted ’ 1 ” . eof entre ¢ . Tw . a eee eee rae t ' +i | i . * ee wom — 1 : Men of Second Brigade Are . 9 7 gue” 1 i Marvels of. Efficiency and ban ce t ini Cans : Neatness—Know How to Care ~ a” Aemy STYLE 5 - for Food When They Get It volcan ‘ ‘ ; and How to Cook and Serve 1 it how a collar and nd eon at lve : ewing and ts any Lis mas . It, as Well as How to Clean / ecause a live one te forbidden, | Patient nent London, ? Up Every Scrap and Prevent i Beit is hen te Meh teh ee ape Ses Wee . . : : Offensive Sights and Odors— “ 1 8 v'elock in th n | f 4 wa : + . P / at be in perfect © ‘ Y . 1 ® ; Cleanliness and Orderliness we Lit aad mn | niuat he folded " | ft é * . Agove FOO - th 8 Hinwed ‘ su i ” . Rule in Their Tents and Com- on thi cad iby iN bo ft Ruse ; 3 ‘ an’ Wit, AT and eithe t pole or renee ' " _ te glans | tht ey will muccee : By Marguerite “overs Marshall , efile lial tail domeea giana ft - frenaive, H and men are keeping house in Van Cortlandt Mark | we ol alti 7 men do their own hing, | expressed defiance of the German| red offenalve © ant the First, And a more cleanly, orderly, comfortable, boiled: | deenious adaptation, ‘They dif In, Every morning each com-|clared with emphas nat the sub-| : down-to-the-fret-principles housekeeping does not exist! fer in details, but the general plat bis led inte two platooas,| marines will never be able to beat b-0-4-6-9:00-06-4-498: 40940000000 Pa than that which | was privileged to observe yesterday |!" a : ¢ ed Mae Ne toward each ot wh the empire's strength nor the in the tented town that begins at the ontrance to] CUPboards are constructed of the pack: | f the company | Alilesa hopes And inaybe the boys don't apprecia “ ‘ Ting cases in which canned goods | from Ghee: Os: tM Gar: Hawa Les the park's formal gardens and reaches aw far as one can] arrive deslde Canned woods | i eeet, the man picking Up every Hcrap aaTIe HY HORAN OE Aer VlOturies ti tevred see ter, oatmeal, crackers, @aalt, pepper, of paper, burnt mateh or other pleco) the east—againat ho resiatance bu Col. Frank Hor tt Doubtless, eahihe : ; eggs And spices were set out in orderly | ce Litter that they see | the Allies’ success on the wost, uemot Brook ue ok dt are at home, these tanned,| rows at the first cook tent We visited. | ‘The orderly ayatem, the simple @D-| Aooaiy that of the Itallane, iv Liebmann is in el he camp. smiling, smoking boys drop cigarette ashes all over the| Behind a board nalled upon two cleats | ity of te camp arrange enenth AER. | Peetu ep ane, is un That the Colonel is doing guou w carpet, don't know wh hp 00 ke stuck big Knives and spoons | joy, And came away wishing that the | eee’ ¢ in Brooklyn was evidenced this mort ae ® I a ia la hat the dishpan looks Hke and | Hanging to the tent pole was a long} woman with unnecessary ornaments) Contrary to general expectation ng when fifty-nine recruits for Com- ; > Rever pick up an article of clothing once they have laid] wooden paddle for stirring the coffee] in hor reception room, unnecoamry | Lloyd George did not discuss the paay do ved with thelr full equip. | 4 {t down. In camp they wash all their dishes. ‘They do | #04 three or four big hooks for open} dishes on her table, unnecemmry KINI | Aiieg war aims, His spooch had t » last evening -two | Wis meen thelr own laund. ks They 4 Lf ink the oven door and Ufting hot ket-]{n her temper, might seo this sample |) my Sarath of sane ndry work, They make their beds. They | ties off tie stove. ve vin's housekocping and learn the | been Kenerally reported as prepared Mustard ahiy aK HRW ATH OHI aa keep thetr tents in order. They rush after an errant), When we arrived at tho tent tho“ jesson t in in it for her | with this in view crevginent ts a vy | Scrap of paper on a company street with the feverish zeal of a New Eng | for this wroup, bach kompany HAs Its a litieaeh tolk Sees ri Leet hotels and clube. shen ; id housewise who gees a crumb or a white thread clinging to her carpet. [OWN menu. Into two big pang. o fect ATID) OMA MILL” REVEALED correspondent before the Ir About your hem square and a foot and a half deep epeech, sald each company two or three} spected the man-made variety welchot Bright Star. and che “There is a great deal of ¥ 1 forty odd threo meals that are of these Is headquarters mesa,) Cla | Then sugar, galt and | asmig cenpie aegin (6 mabion. weit IMARGANE i decidedly |and then follo Ordencihe went In by the handful. The gar —_ —— Some poople seem to imagine we undant, nou 1 decidedly /and then follows in order the mess|tuan proport of all the dish Selling | only to conclude w treaty with appetizing, mothers and sis-/of each company at the head of the|cven of the # ng, make one cer-|Bronx Group Accused of Selling) ny ang all will be well, but 1| evs and sweethearts, send your boy's | company stree ult t Une e' » Pape! be well, bi | teva and sweethearts, aend ¥« ie boya|company treet tain thar Uncle Sam’ never lets hla) Hundreds of Fake Papers to ld ikea te ask what late haces all the chocolate cake and jelly yo wo plctinesqie persona. are. in| HephOWslao hungry, ; \ ' ; hese UU Ss Wereane Wy 1) "Por breakfast yesterday this mess Those Unable to Pass Tests. then? Are the nations of the world please. It we © wasted—but, on| charge of headquarters ss. The/had bacon and eggs, fried potatoes, | ig to proceed with preparations for Jon't worry for fear] head is aq full-blooded Pawt srunes, bread and coffee, For dinner| A “diploma mili" from which de 4 i 1 and co Jnext conflict to pursue their re-| nor ufforing from mal-|Indian, Bright Star, He is one, too, {they were given roast ham—four | grees of Doctor of Medicine, Dentlatry) on oo a Mein ee nutrit Thanks to the courteous}!n the culinary firmament; I had some S®4Ms; spinach 24 cans, and one and) and Hachelor of Arta, were turned out | sent hoe FL OnE, Ne nee ” host ft Mess Ser F. W.|of his beef stew. His assoc Wil ai HALE BURRGs OL OLA tM) Forty! upon requeat and the payment of 8 fen bach Piwneenceatat a dees quarts of coffe epared for eac’ Ming to infor.| weapons of warfare—to api Clee artist and 1 meased you. |C, Miller, formerly a champion awim+| meal, vet ihe food. soor per man per | hes vee tinearthed, according t ec pee pneelineds 4 terday with Compa of the Seven- | mer liaae’lpcanibad canta | mation given to the Grand Jury. In-] resources in eveation of taro Seo OU Ue I actu ort aigey then gemtocts tain ne Ageia dictmenta for grand larceny, forgery] eohorts of airplancs and sub y ! k ; r ok ter t If cook tent bas its refrig@-| ang conspiracy against thowe In charke) for the destruction of unfortified aan aie Is sauce of tomato, | regulation iy stove, in which the rator, In that belonging tolwere filed to-day, ‘Their names Were] towng and the murder of the innocent mnion and pe ead, coffee and] five is bullt in the ground. Over the | Chet Bright Star L noted pototo salad, ) suppressed becaure severn! of them) vonen and children that ini canned peaches) a good enough lunch | trench containing burning Jogs ts set| cold corned — b salad dressing,| have not yet been apprehended. Anat for anybody. And it cost Just 13%] the low sheet-tron stove, with a bis/asyrup, milk, ¢ co, ham, cake,| Assistant District Attorney Leslie J.['M i . toaty of peace doe nts per persor en and space for boiling and frving.| butter and a ittle can of triple|Tompking presented the evidence ony oe ee ae ‘ | f ix of cours de is the ineinera snother | typhoid vaceine, which the indictments were od. Ho} not ¥ BRE y cme cHEN: Bee Ai p ature of house-| trench. Th was a wasliboiler fu dur men get fried potatoes,” Chet] was aaniated by Dr. Haven Emerson, only eons Panola nd humanity." Nnerefore when we in-‘of potatoes, a kettle of wand a Star told me. proudly, “and | Preatdent of the Hoard of Health, and) real use {0 Pl : : LL-AN S&S fi Sven i cats cab deb steals — |" the other messes have to get | Commissioner Augustus 1 whing of the ‘ ‘ with boiled, Also imen front! state’ I nent of Education, Dis-| Dente tureaque fashion making a wonderful Major, Sherman of thw ‘Third Hat. [them edie Nere.whd testo Ket ROME |eovery of the “ill” alleged to be to | "guprame Court Justice Mulan tod Absolutely * Removes pleture of one of solttier Ife, talion, Capt, R.A, Egan of Company | of our coffee.” Incidentally, Chet! cate: So elinont. Ave |pefused to approve a petition for tncc ; “ They revelled songs and mu-|K and Capt, Ballinan of Company f| Bright Star gets up about 4.13 every | cated at N “ eS a |ref used to appro alae ta Boat or 4. NOaeRtion One package te of Hawali an cived @ few sur-|Went down behind the camp this| morning, although there'a nothing| Brons: was made by Inar (Bercy airent ny the! Lol veep Fe “fibisobics orning to indulge in hi nada|about i in. the regulations, to give|of whe Health Department Bureau of /6@ Church Mirest, on behalf of the provegit, 26cat all druggists, ‘ 60a4.9009090400140000000 rowing practice, They had no hand | fresh hot coffee to the band Food and Druga. He |s sald to have |Order of the Gulden Cross: seit ee ee ee * 5 ndes, go they mide They Fr ) his ¢ we atrolled down | bought ten tubes of what p irported to ; ; lied tomato can » ihe} the ol Rae th | be neo-salvarasan which in realty ‘8 a cook who, the boys prociaim, | weight of about 24 y ta | Meas Ree aie rt anh dre ine ‘aie need) Cab ates 8h 40 treasure Hix name is % wm | 2. the weight o of rel ¢ to ft uraued by anpo=| was nothing but oo! ‘ ; i Wheeler and he used to follow the | 3 tose cae cane, yore | Kalo on ne of the cook tenta| Dé, Nicholas Clements, at the Hetslmont | seu e sailed often between New) « ured off was 90 feet and the "g ee ehh ORG UILO "Kk | Avenue addres | a : ed of was 0 feet a 6 "gre The trench where the © Is de- i i York and Italy as a ship's cook, : ! asa’ Wale (ele thrcwn inte af il geek chien he Waste 19 do-) "Investigation by the police brought to! ANY a dessert is copied —many a husband while he didn't acquire much knowl. | % | provised trench pee Be he ae vinpany K'6 ligne that hundreds of f Kiploman he f ego of the Italian language he nee | 3 eaunre HK aelaieal ane throw: | pater and a Reta tC uaUet OFT aa been mold, according to Commle envied for his wife's cooking cause O cooking. Last night Compa ? ¢ ARR ORD Baber CR whi iid te sioner Emeraon, by Clements and others the rich delicacy of Burnett's Vanilla. Reopens! had beans and. pudding for H ike. A bulwark stood in front of t=] Hore Len ¢ Incinerstor who worked with him to those unable : iain Aq and they certainly. did” look ‘appe- | \ men which waa up to th rhe ee er atte lasarninelion | too. A little goes far with no spoiling of costly a hets t \ roe \ nan, but these Eiact : ‘eae | > materials. ha is f dinner ¢ prenk= aa L, | pre fin fast?” the ship's cook Was asked BF Abr PON A106 A BASEBALL 0. K. ON SUNDAY. ©1910 Yos,AuRHE TT 60 Supper,” was t sententious ree eva! ieee Sag ttth | - Joinder Capt, Egan was the f to A the cook tent of Sergt. Clecve's na nee Awalnat ORS teecicerne Hadi Gita one the wine, Me discovered tha Company L wevhad our tunoh| eine nine os tone more suesa he would have won. we 4 - he grenad nd watche y ve dl Last night the boys of wl" three to hurl them Ii discus. ‘The Cap | thd Watehed the cooks, Roupen Man-| ytagistrate Patterson | Hartem regiments were royally entortalned in tan dropped his tomato can g |Sassarian and James Malite, serve] potice Court this mornir reed the tent of the Knights of Columbus Into the trench with a great hu [agen mess, It was like a cafeteria,!ten members of n Gla 6O8O40 44 ere See’ h 8W. Dead Germane’ | (oe lonehs soldier) t= company | Baseball Club, a¢ f playing base * c comrades weren't vy. | PPOuRHE bis own tin dipper and two! ball on Sunde ple Field and : c aire ape ‘ ha}| plates to the long from which Charging adimiasion fe Detectives : fas file t i Joned at the gates ond that specta a : vn filled with coffee, an on ea Aisgsaereh tel rd ao ana We make extracts : received a long oval received Kcore cu only under the é steak covered with sauce y the ‘ teas The {ngietre i ere 7 name : at EA \ wan no evidence co ote, BURNETTS ® | Compa IRAN KA IY Kecan vic at the » received delicious, : stunts, It w tand 4 fine Company K on maccaront+ with be paid by thos wh nee the i \¢ nato sauce, bread, coffee and stewed) game. He rdded tha was no active feature | ipricota; Company H on beef slew, @¥idence of disturba ft peace esterday, Pay with rice, bread pudding, brea ee ar squatted comfor C - Wy EN 1 is proving a gti ee HEN you go 0a your vaca: =H in rat wevon Phen us Toei 16 thon this Summer have 3 i ate Pirin] fam et a wummer camps It was h your favorite paper mailed to Lien te seven" other | « HEN they had finivhed they Evening World, 12¢ per week nights. played their part in the mos 2 They have o fi uoch of men in telightful labor i Dally World, —12¢ per week f which co saving achemel have % lthe Firat Iestmne from up Btate a officers are! for a long time. Each man big men and f etes, Capt.! 4 ped into a can whatever food was ra M. Dili old Sixty on his plate, then took his dishes 8 now inate with the regi- |. 4 long, shallow pan of hot w d%990%O9%9' mont in command npany the | Watertown comt apt. Dillon tn whern ne a command. by the Hawallan minstrels. To ac- a bly man ommodate the crowd one side of the ing figure, tent was removed and the soldiers others who top the ( squatter around the musicians in pic- not in healthy appearance potted his enemies tr Practice is going to jfor the men, now have turndl the trick. tried them with a dish towel and put them away till next time. At {napeo- on, cup, plates, kuife, fork and spoon must be epread out for exami- Sunday World, Gc per Sunday secre 2 Ons Fuller adiding. The General All-Around Cleaner