The evening world. Newspaper, September 12, 1917, Page 3

WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER 12, 1017. “a MEN AT oe UPTON PASS FINAL hitches TEST: NURSING SORE ARMS NOW, | 7 BUT LOSE FEAR OF TYPHOID —-—— eee eee Rest of ne of Greater mnt} City’s Army, Being Ino ae ulated 7 o-Da ebent y * o . os } : Gatbtacce ot cate oct —_—_— lo ne college @rad- Try for Branches of Service }!i.".: stan uly trantee ae ve to 8F0 Cl Wy" Where There Will Be Real |iartysttf te, mon arom Hrewh \Mary Garden Is Back in » Thi Country EXPOSE OF SWEDISH "2 2808S To RELIEVE ALL J's HOLIDAYS hting an ppeas German—i16, to be exac —~s vy tane " p ‘in eaten ae et ns /——ILAKS WW FRANCE TO BE KEPT AT YAPHAD andling prisohers « few months —-— nea tm sTorigopen sven |iiate Heo eee! §6©6With Figure of Youth Made Possible | DUPLICITY MAY PUT pol " o have had previous tary me. we « CAMP UPTON, YAVHANK, N.Y.) SLP9 yt thane Be! My nat Py ' \ { sha hos eat Sa eens eee oe ‘By Her Own War Ration Rule it ‘ : tive 8 os ipation and trade is represented awednn an enna marnnnee iy \ aa st : : : } ‘is a |among the men. There are ninet . A l\ Bidens ae le iy, the largest single wecu- In Six Months in Paris, Follow-| . gtenat from Grea w no are n given, but there are an even P rs e fn gown here leur to be firet clas 6 hur int noviie ory ing Regimen That Is “Fright- aa | + pt. | t the Seventy-seventb | trade These are | . rn "! . y wi - Hie bees ts ee Ber sigh og si elliawer AulG Geivare (a; taster], Gul were,” Songetress His) ee German =| 1 “ |r by ¢ ivision of arnyltruck drivers, a1; auto repairmen, st) Drepped in Weight From 150 (Jueen Over Her Royal Ht oa 'taoni| Dated Abou w ng very|gax engineer repairmen, 6; motor= ; . | | ’ ’ rar aore fet say, while. tho re-|oyetioun 4 ire ts pipenttors,| Pounds to 121, and Now She's band Blamed for Situation. | ons | i ve Oa mainder are lining up by $ Be & phone operators, S| @ Flem Believer in Dictary| t : ment, wit at the base hoes ph and two chemists ; ten te | Palle on hat time there @ a wore ob b wiiey ave bene |teuie makes them par Regulations, Plus Will Power, ' N, Mopt. 12 -A : , ° 3 \ Yaphanks ort to a r s n acien Jc WAT. . t ‘ : N Inoculated with typhoid and para | tare s Effective Reducer of Obes- o-di ' : hei Neat M and tay, In celebs typhoid serum twenty-four | > - | fiyenWar Pood Restrictions efron sear will be provided | uo + Vea tere 9 hours after the otficer ja " : ; | ole Ca ' W vdiwe arm that rookle 1s aware that tre) erfed and Too Fat Ameri i ’ shed Ra . He has a left arm, Also a good many of} TROOPS AT CAMP MILLS can Women. 1 h a , of the @ ne Maye the inoculated feeling slightly | i ' ox ' eon Alena, The Mayor's Od feverish and ofticers are giving |). fe y i . tt t arranged a conterer t Ce hin pe ul exercises ‘ the peat | EXPected to Pay Visit to “Rainbow | Marguerite Mooers Marshall. a 1 re / epion t Sor rig way of Working off the effects: | Division” Next Week—Nearly | \PARY GARDEN has } " ee ii i areal PBGy Genie Vink soi Peo All Units on Hand. | ar Figure w ¥ f ads, comes logically after tr atulefor the got the last of it,” was the cheerful ease Gaal \to American women ste he re np ; by t i na yecial to The Wrening Work.) athens kel ia Bes : tty of the corpa-—care of the | o| ia eee eC oe ee ee eerie cn | CAME Mini: HEME HAD, Ni Y.;| soedeoneeee HH i : ne omen, French and American. | Will make & weary looking ruokle who Rat On| coptt2—-Word ‘wan received here Un jon thar r pu ly akin to this first duty | National Army the ground leaning against the side! oericiaily to-day that Secretary of War yet put | | edish won ‘ of barracks 19. ve rookie Was ten! Baker would pay a visit to the “Rain- Hoover | Jimination of Sweden's German derly touching the upper part of bis|pow Division.” It le expected tho visit ince March Miss| | Queen and her reyal husband left arm, and the ant was right,! will be made some time next week, Garden has tarries | ui Another Sophie," was the way for there are two more inoculations| “Rainbow Division” was organized in Paris, singing| [prominent Swedes in Londor ee coming to the men at intervals of a| conformity with Secretary Baker's Idea for the soldiers and ferred to Queen Victoria to-day, She week or ten ys Ther they|@ #electing troops from twenty-six getting thin for vu is a clever, ambitious woman, wield ne e 1YiIn will be immune id and para-| States and the District of Columbia, so movies. How ger ing great influence over the King ———a typhoid for a poriod of three years,| Het (here would be at least one division SY Be he Queen Sophie of G the Kalser’ | eth sn nerabie consolation to{ “MCh would be practically representa- ease Bee Queen Sophie of Greece, th | . | which 18 considerable consolat i Aida GE uke gatirer ee ante? “7 Fs iven herself t sister, + Constantine hia throne | those who have found out what this AFLG fuclige af tie Cue Hundced| war rellef ia evi And while the Swedisi Government | n. e | all about. nd Sixty-eighth, formerly the Third ed by her two medals—the I nominally not controled by the } As the men are inoculated they ar® Regiment of Towa, arrived this after- Cross of Serbia and the Frenet wubjected to the final rebing noon and the remainder will be in camp Wreath of Public Devetion, How su physical examingsion and about %' before to-morrow. An arrival earlier in perbly she has performed the seconi per cent. pass with flying colors. the day was the First Colorado Field of her self-selected tasks T saw for ‘Then they are marched over to the Artillery, The Fourth Ambulance Com- myself when I met her last evening ruustering officer, where Lieut. Col, PAnY of Michigan left for Camp Mills at the Ritz-Carlton, six hours after F. C, Jewell, mustering officer of the Yesterday afternoon and should be here nop arrival in New York hrone, Queen Victoria 1s eredite with having exercised great power both socially and politically over powerful “inner circles." Queen Victoria is a Princesa of| Baden, Within the realm of her in Beware of Substitutes | fluence have been members of Ue Mary Second Lieutenants taking down ped- | complete. ade Ws against her weight of 150)! by mien ae ah * umong such men mont eden's uine Aspirin brandevery | ‘A new intelligence officer {s on the | swamped, the principal number of vis-'5 feet ihes in height, Yet, be the diplomat! rvicg which’ How with the Bayer Cross, ; job up at headquarte He is Capt. |itors being women cause of her slenderness, she se 1 ed in the revela tall us she ] , Washit 1 he swept into ber n less active uy Fer-| A military fune morrow for He J, 8. 8. Richardson, or guson," as he was known when he hel L. Ht Dotham, Ala., who died ta “The Bayer Cross — — aa was a New York newspaper man and of white lilies and jong neler remarked hehe: tosd correspondent with Gen. Pershing on| (frases, Ie wae on From an attack | stalks of gladiolus, She wore a white ataies Vata ee oF lunch) Et * Si CERMAN PLANES BACK e has been busy saving TABLETS in Pocket Boxee of 12 the border, pany G, One e ; satin evening frock, wreathed with p oulllon, Dinner is my ouly throne. H Lotta of 24 and 100 pany ne Hundred and Sixty-seventh HADMN SE Ss aut anes tye con | eee [lic MIRTH 1 ties cere * CAPSULES in Sealed Tachages of 12 and 24 ALL WANT TO BE GENUINE Infantry, He was the second Alabama | Nie-green veiling, and T have seen | hen I choose any food I like. But -OMetat « or Prints 5 ~ i FIGHTERS. man to die in camp pre beautiful human line than| fortunately I do not lke cake or Capt. Gay, With French Decora- qh marke Aapirin’® ‘Reg, U8. Pat. Of ) ¥ — that which my eye traced from he ae puingehs \ } fi RERLIN The semi-offl {a 8 muacun U9 monesegt eae " fe iu Geivne et, att Danes | [that which my eye traced from her! pastry, Ido not like candy. There-| tions, Too Modest to Detail BERL eee oeiso fn es dleapouha ie ot Your Guarantee of Perrity elal Nord: of ft, in the “Fir Five Per Cont” MINE MEN WHO LAGGED [White shoulder to her white shoe, — | fore, it is easy for me to do without men just taken | H WO bie pearls in her ears, a pearl}the. sweets which make fat ny War Service. A «thy apology The census of the Pane ung to rater headquarters, less than twenty hours | IN DRAFT TAKEN CAMP. Klace, emerald rings and a| like thin, b Capt Gay n Franctaco, |in conne with the Swedish-Ar aauar : realy Byure ‘ gs to drink elther. If T took a ; " after they arrived here, shows that 10 tracelet of Jade delicately empha-|cocktall L should die, All 1 want Js a NNO SHON nh PaO Aves | genting:@ py are more than 75 per cent. of them want Uon section to get into active fighting arma of the —_—_—_—_— | size it white pede nm back- ne f bottle of something with my din- hariaipaind pe hd gM lls The Ger erat nt has oc | vice, | Eight Others Listed esarters for | sroun oy her ruddy, smoothly Amel : & ‘ Filed aicaaaayer nae jonally called aa very man who has como into camp | Eis! nent Listed as Deserters for coiffed hair and burning blue eyes. ee without” stele eapeeninns a aruipen hip wh mn are (oe th lish Goverament J d 5 . f ‘hi yp Rete sien PReCriuBny fa tet Failure to Report for Duty Varney wore never still, those eyes, ex-| Miss Garden pointed out with all se. an Atlantic port this morning, franamiasion of news too polls u ément of the © would like to do i neutral countries from which r- war, To-day's official figures show at Yaphank. feept when she half closed them with | euanaae nlf 1 drank 66 ietedle T] Although he ts the possessor of the Le aHy tas bean. out of by the ill ! ° that out of 2,156 exactly 1,520 selected] Ithe curiously shrewd look that ts the | &he e enormous, hink that one] con of He the French | conduct of Great Hritaln and i B B “ service in some branch that will] Nine men who failed to report ut their}, ice of her Scottish blood—and estan. grows from drinking toe] Var Cross he ent about his] tos im est rains mean actual fighting, The remaining | ‘istrict board headquarters in time to go was Mise Garden, Bhe sald ma aa w as from eaung ool xptoits. ‘It Ia a matter of course that new H 636 chose branches in which, although |to Yaphank with the first 5 per cent, | Meith Pag AGAA Atlee BIS GRU ETOtICEIne He finally said that at the outbreak | tral countries dd exercise their HMM the possibility of fighting Is slight,|of New York's quota for the new she was nearly dead a AY SSN 1911 1 weighed 150 pounds, The] of the war, being of Brench extraction, | KOO: t ax agent for the Among the Advertising there Is no less danger tlonal Army were taken from th -|watehing for submarines, but she fat wash wrists, and |} trans wa between the be ' : ee Vantec ween Tos favoriin, the Army 9 taken from the Sev-| Wd g a ; was here, on my and {his father, brother and he sailed for, ° ! Fraternit Merchant and Ce ay re ine tavoret ana |enty-first Regiment armory to-day andjcould not have seemed more VIGUT- | here, on my ankles, J looked at It In} -rance ligerents and other countries. The atlernity, erchants nthe bayonel FT ei ‘4 4 3 rantly ve, a alice . ~ 1 “ hort ” Gove nt of the United *States, , , : hand to hand fighting is the final |@seorted to Camp Upton by Sergt. H, 1, ously, vibrantly AUS A abs bet 1! horror, and I said, ‘This is the time T enlisted an a doctor,"" he aatd, “but | (eerie eit neutral, under: Manufacturers of New York is test, and 722 of the new men have | Melford of the Quartermaster ( of the war, moving pictures, getting] ¢,. me to stop’ So I stopped. 1] Ay father and brother obtained com: | rook in numerous cases to transmit put in a bid for it, Next in the fight-] Th are still men \tnin, Oscar Hammerstein and sev-|y itch 421 pounds now, and [never am| Missions in the infantry, When they | caged German official telegrams, and 8 come! « tllery Ww York's quota to be untae f3i 1 hings. were kille oined the infantry fter ' tot r u | 4 108 ne come. che A ry ae a Zone Siem aut 0 ze accounted fo other chings. ; ; gfling to welgh any more, I get on tively ' oahe es Ne il je Ge many, r ee natu al Ex ressed in hese Facts Light field artillery, heavy sted as deserters and the| + nave come to act in Thais for}ing scales every day to keep watch : ~ | position naa and : pe P field artillery, 14; coast artillery, Authorities have little hope that they lene jims," she explained to me; “my| over myxelf, And it ix such @ hore" |cePt Alsace-Lorraine I ed as ex 1 or."* ows betw 4 a i i ‘a and don't think that tho lade who | Will be apprehended. It in not believed | neg: operatic success. Lam mad, 8.m-|ytigy Garden repeated plaintivel Lee : rent omy wat Ru , In the eight months from January 1 to August i oust artillery expect to stay | they are deserters in the strict sense, but egin the wo d ‘ 7 5 a. ‘om anothor on ner | p Shame ORR SY, BEAUREY CARO it (ure | (Bey. pra IROVEEE (Hite ANlOUR: he gid [Bit eee ee tra ene 2] DO) POW eoetiad: SORLIRENY Wit wan learn & the com. | Swediah Sta | 31, 1917, the fifteen leading morning and evening summer 1 have been getting thin for | asked. paratively Gay was 10 » lea ing ho’ oO operate b unde e ning of : ” t . i ward be learning Dy to perate big age und nf aang f a it. My mo ier says Lam fo thin that In my room, the 1 raing, 1 do the evintion PouRht daen| COnne pt. 12.7 emen newspapers printed of paid advertising a total slege plecos 3 | tive se yor men who Ie jit. My mum me with rice puddings. | exercises,” ahe replied joathe BR OrOU Pia ve hat Fifty-two young nen want to be|York before the first call waa issued |G Vuny ‘Never, after all the trouble | (rer on ra so atupid, But they | alee @ of these) (fom f : : of 68,128,223 agate lines, aviators, which shows they at Not ang who consequentiy do not know i hy X may taking It off” ee ie are #0 arto them every [Waa of the monat 1 type, carry. | the Swedish unde eto cause 6 hi 7, y- | 0 x They will exercise for a wee will re © for a fe ; Corps, Machine Gun, 7, and Cav- ee ut 1 asked nee PRO ethene will at You cannot | weeks, recovert om a wound, He , ine corresponding period of 1916 alry, 6. Just that? she nodded, “I have— t them to st isiness of [hay been } h Gov There were 561 men who wanted to 3 APrPess roi (eerie hin nniank 400 i t pp 7, ‘ 1 p ‘ ; steps to-day for the removal of Coane macrort wane : every day. I ne w T can heip —" nd cen 1 . IMURtAGAT ERE tiaoun an Ge ue vat |e ain ore oi nlx elliaws nee (euat Zbominate walking. That ts MASTER BAKERS 10 SELL | , - | 784,085 lines KEEP AT SRBC TINE LY West to the middle of the thorough: |‘purs tay you positively cannot buy a all, my y } | Amerte rden at] 7 ’ ‘ |fare. Action will be tak ad ye ineat. On Tuesday, Wed-| “We f ° merivan | A greater gain than that of any other paper. at the last session of the legislature, | 4ny. I Taine TRAE Raia Wa fans MER eRe THI? Morr M ; The Evening WORLD Contributed and which provides that if May “Lahould omen who want to grow [looks of women? Vote Tt | sweden, ' Onlee ‘ j complains that tracks are a menace; !! fi women ¥ 0 BTOW |IOR Te aeed oT dO, » answered | Vote This in Convention, but Cane} pty. seats 1 Por 169,293 lines to lite ‘and tim thoy” may ‘ber ! wughed. “hey | promptly. “The menue of New FOMR) not Tell Exact Price en M H y | move A hearing on_ the commis ridays und buy {hotela and restaura nuinual : saa e rt ie at Litic 6 fion'a action will be held Sept at re try and sweets than | tempt women to ov Fae Peery of Flour Is Fix warding ¢ Germa The gains of the two editions totaled 953,378 ietiee: ee i ponninly, SanAnme: GO the |GnnE: eney are. atl anue theke | The New York Association phor tele lines, or 44% of the entire gain of all the papers. =e — three days, Se Gy pate ar- | Bake: onven ' cat in Paris form r Fs, in cony meni, nal Step Taken in Formal Recos-| | 66 A NP tha! the point about get-| tithes of diet. If wed ave food, |den, will sell a f Conspicuous among the losses of lineage an. PAN she continued with |too, the war will | east two | white brea w tha in this period were: gio” ivi’ GO Last steps} Janiting earnestness, “which is ig-|vears longer—that | edgfiour d ‘ ' is peric © 806 Br ‘Vork recognition of the ¢ r i ome ay nanha woke eft her|resolution to th wil m : Pera belt fis mont in Mexi Hy aa nore - ety matter of aa wee An Paty a ed last r The American lost 276,872 lines eis in Mexico by the Getting thin ty simply a 0} enthusiasm the Mr . y , D2 4 ; witole United Atates have been accomplished | yah p You must make up your!drama, She hop's modern | Wil what tho exe The Globe lost 323,132 lines by formal notiMeation of Pan eyP ut certain things and | piay will be writer Wolo ee resstution.d arr! a a4 President and a . |you ett your word to yourself. she is in America # vid Swat Tete ie The best brains in New York advertising BRIDE 2¥ she Maite’ Mleigg T¥ou cannot cheat annot for- concerts fc eliet Hea ltete eee a anil Ke nal id maeesme. a8 ee ¥ of tele Wahstinge Goce |Eortaee Gere oo trom thao eaten ee Me show increasing appreciation of the great HOME | | -AN Ss Maluarian Queen Heported serte| soi 1 Mr must stick to tt, Ria of Herbie Dit wi") HPSCEDS opnecat ion, af bua , circulation of The WORLD and of the fact that sty th. Ke ut, While it becomes tions from her friend |livery wilt H SOFTA, Bulgaria, Sept. 12—T is an- | 9 : becomes want to mk 88 of | those demanding AES a ; Absolutely * Removes jnouncea unsere Se0 2 1 ie tne gun fret seh A fearful bore Mate na phe |. 'staxm| iin. sth trodueed Hla Cireulaiion RODIN. Ae: SVAN MBSE worse has taken place In th h of | But th re you are bored the thin. | finished $ aw 4. a treat in New York City and immediate vicinity. Indigestion. One package [Queen Hieanore. Court physicians haye ner YOU hat’s the reward, think T shall 1 ' ‘alscovered disturbir aniGl eas ne meal a Guy, Ifsate | San COME Hack with ves i ll druggists. ing symptoms © : stein, T love Oocat provesit, 25cata BESS, heart trouble three meals 1 should be like thie"! old darling. a a