The evening world. Newspaper, September 27, 1917, Page 3

TRE EVENING WORLD, THURSDAY SEPTEMBER oY, TeTT. P ' NEW YORK REGIMENTS AT SPARTANBURG GETTING ‘REGULAR’ . BOYS FROM NEW YORK NOW SOCIETY. SENDS MANY PROMINENT VOUNG MEN TO. COLORS MME, 0S! ms - AT SPARTANBURG CAMP GETTING IN FINE SHAPE — ay from hfory om. % —_ —- . — : Mave Gone Through Tough |%"* St Sutere © os omnes © ne ; ening Pr and Are “' os down the + ve ‘ med Soldier every aft mliy ¢ . i. 7 ‘ a ¢ . Hesdque The poe zi° - a ‘ " 4s at Fifth Avenue a ¢ a M ' o onwe GUARD LIFL’S A DREAM ° Mirect. Also the He : + \mertore @ ‘ « “? as « corner at the © . - . 4 3 + 4 * Men of Sevcath, Twelfth and|""7."Stiars rae ot te sean 3 ® WENTWORTH'S CREW OF 38 Piiheew Units Are Ready t0 Cg Ag So ge ge : REPORTED LOST 1M SINKING Fight “Over There.” . © traffic cop and @ eema-| + ; 7 ; * AN ATLA ' HPQUT + | report that CAMP WADSWORTH, * c * when t Sept. 71—The jars bande are getting} \ van (8 man 2 - . busy, The ps are pulled; com poe + Sane Co tinaed ® | the eets are ed and how . Y AGRI Man voysae fr oo oe ane Govern st ener ‘: Puy sy REseeve. when, a8 rev , Ment terues of fresh beef and coffer | hi" BA mar he 4% moves Myra destroyed " are being served in the long mese| the Seventh. Charley In a horsewnan, | ono -tb-444-O4-O0-4-9OO444400bO8| arrived | Me's been attending horse shows bound 4 shacks that ook Itke bowing alleys, | Ife" ls \ . * {raising polo ponies out on a Wyom- © : tevords @ 7 ma) Guard iife is fust| ne rancho ever since he waa knee ee eritienlly fan been preaching the | ruasiome' n 3 West 42d St. hig kranshopper. He likes‘ 2 £) democratization of Germany by avace [MEY CEN p ven ve getting | OPCS but couldn't be dragged away BaeRoengsst + | of the Entente and hae attempted to | ygechera nit ne are @ Sl trom th fantry now, “Ana Com * | now dimond among the German pe |i. Htone and WoT ‘Upetatrs to be regulars bronze co!-|nuny I's Mews Sergeant, Prof ENGINEERS. Do eae nian Game ae : " ar ornamer the discard ts remponalble for tt bension to fooilah oelf-destruction. jomered on A bed The men fr won't wear obs cab canine This muat not be, Our flem p ‘ them, They ure adorning their O. B.| pect” Man i remain to hold out and win an Jame Schuyle buttons, The First Battalion of the Seven border expe s mere child’ ni red N wren from the and the promised incr in WOR. While the Major drops In for a meal The details of that work cannot be with the 1 In Newton's moss » divulged, bul the camp censor will Sh not object tot t ment th uniforms with “tl erable peace, tnmuring the Father * weal” rian Minanes Minister hee od the IMT-18 budget to the lower f Parliament, showing estimated he boys of Company Bare with t Lieut, Jobr OPPENHEIM. CLLINS & gid town—and n f them will, for re of Aunteta ypreclate the meaning of the Hungary f “yearn of Mth Street—New York ardiest lot l around ath- a p one nec Stee 10,000,000 Kronen. ie tbs hardest : of ul “ pk : wnat oie HEGr ate ove bo DUTCH 10 WORK MINES : — ‘ 0 longer such a thing a Ba wie ier oven nal vary “Somtacc ae eee: : CERENSKY RESIGNS a jJavz band, oO re ollar sof supply companies but there isn't a plano dene . and, Aviator Here From Holland Tells of ove--for the camp ey can't be obtained z pany A has a vic w ; ove Impresslon—there Were honore for quarters erent S! Tightening of Embargo. » ™M nothing but rdships, After mess F and L, lajor MeCbrd, the chap t of “corned willy” tn the morning, the /@In. is rox the ‘singers tor wn etn tn Balasd ahlow sk # > pull 4 the @ club. “A meeting of the the tthtening of the nara by the for an hour's drill in the dustiest urly broken up when a ‘ake cording rs Lieut Yeprand de Kentenar fields imaginable. ‘Then shower it beer And adressed him as “Major|ot the Dutch Aviation Corps, who ar in the finest showers ever put up for xi | rived at an American port to-day, Whit - A oe Bee nine nite wanre Hoorved For house decorations the cake! treed hae almont entirely dianhpearea | PPC EOOLOS peveurewee ys bs RG E440 549094464400-0004 goes to the Signal Corp: ” willy” and stump pulling In the after-|carpots in their tents and foley yinve’ and coal fe so scarce that the lighting” Cornelius Vanderbilt Jr, eon of Col.) Taylor, who was called “the most)and Soldiers’ Bureau. He also an- moon. And there is nothing like here their meas shack tabjes, Now companies ta Amaterdam and Re otter’ Vanderbilt of the Twenty-sccond | beautiful girl in therworld nounced hie, retirement from the gov- atump pulling to develop a fine case} O° building fancy rustic fences | @4™ are furnishing wh: wiki oy Another young man of social prom |erning boards of other eimilar ormant of fatigue. Then fresh beef and but-| “Tp pnd, thelr officers’ qu : conditions would be two days’ aupply of New York Engineers, ta a private in| | ‘other young with Ht Auta Me | cations th's hardy n have tho! gas or electric current to each customer an ammunition train and is des- 6 Show in uniform was Oliver] The activity of the Government in d coffee came to stay; and how] onl: ten and coffee came to MAY! Gt then! [SF UP cn tee ae tt camp, They, to last him for a month tined for an early departure for etimun of the (7. 8, Naval | Promulgating reforme continues, not-| [ff Extraordinary Sale Friday those stumps were yank H nearer town than| “A big drive ts now on in Holland,” riman of the 1. Hi: Navn | withstanding the uncertainty of the alt- Lek i i wr 1 how the other un ‘anc, . ‘enarva Hone It's wonderful how fast @ man ean They have somo’ gaia Lieut, de Kentenar, “to obtain a, France, This scion of the Vander-|Reserve Fon uation, ‘The Minixter of Hducation has band and fleid muste, t : , , pe wrennacil Hoy the sonorous 6 o'clock white eke O00 voluntecre to fo to Germany and Dlite t# only nineteen years ola, but| Mm taking the regulation stride Of 8) | dered that Instruction be given in the| 1000 Pairs ‘omen’ Ger- it was @ natural thing for hit’ to| tar. U.aR language in elome hools of | . —_ CAMP RESEMBLES A COLLEGE] Spartanburg cotton milis, It ie good Work in the German coal mine : ‘ ; JUST, BEFORE THE “EXAMS.” |{° uate at retreat, but, oh, what the many has tho coal, but tt hasn't the enlist when the call to colors came,| CPt Edward Lansing Baltlo provinces: ton De-| A ute Suffering Caused by FROM SOLDIERS’ COUNCIL Premier Also Announces Retirement From Governing Boards of Similar Organizations. PETROGRAD, Sept. Premier Ke rensky to-day rosicned ae a member of the Central Council of the Workmen 6-3-3 boys say about it in the mor . ‘i nephew of 8 ary of State Robert $ sludad ‘ele 4 r he ine rca th for the koines, Gok hav domniea crinahting atoe pew of Secretary o! R tment has prepared a Inw providing | Pp oots ‘hg ‘MN ete von ne oy H . sce eee erect in practical drain-| The Ltoutenant, who has been om pas! Richard T. Wilson, his grandfather , Kansing, commands « company In EU pn ies nat i yada - uf | Cut Clot mid ~ : when a divisional order came aloni e en § night, | ep : the frontier for the pi . eee Bi . ry at Camp Dix of thelr itnprivonme A decree t ‘ Suen Oe trol duty on th jor the past ifs ra ae rad he aed i confining the men to thelr camps} janied: privates and Pintee, at Pa three years, astorte that the physical on hin mothers side, served in: been issued legalizing an easter form of In all sizes and ths les, shovels | until Gept. 30. ‘That was a hardship, {and tntrenching tools. s for the men like Bpartanburg, and|there was a fine erc t eatmont they get there is South. |¢!ay in the compan he treatm y dust tas disappeared lan. soldier in) Confederate Army, His father, Col. tions by tho! © Hus Vanderbilt, hag been Ident! he ways, and only {a with the National Guard for h for Karaite Jews. ne Finance Ministry haw submitted Four exceptional models in combination @ project for the long awaited aucar effects of black patent leather and gun metal » Which Is guar’ monopoly, under w state alone oxt’ morning deteriora soft yellow marked. Ther ets. All the hundred to Holla ema hospitality in the nth degree. |wasnod out the eettcn tone Tain has those in uniform are interned by the aR at Reaches. Cone eink pata | madity at Romer Aue 1 thle com. calfskin with dark gray and fawn color cloth Paspes were given only to men Who|necdies, and there will bem ane, Bute Wide Gare tb eaves Sarai a IMroller Prendergast, 18 y lkhen @. ge of the oll] [Hl tops, welted soles, two-inch military heel. qualified in the school of tho soldier.|yYoung ‘army of mattross . uOY Fe SOeney Sar in the Twenty-second | Industry. Present Value 8.50 ‘ mpany KE, 4 q 4 gatherin; makers number of socially prominent young | jonpine i 4 a a This was a blow % YAW cotton an ¢ REI i Engineers of Now York, part of the | Late Baturday afternoon an onder |etiee to fill their bea mo, STAG PRE men added @ distinct touch when Twenty-seventh Division, now at| "eee of Us &. Blamed for Dy y appeare’ 6 unifor Spartanburg, | ing Power came through rescinding in part the |BOY8, WHEN THEY COME Home, MAKES ATTACK ON WILSON Uoheke viet a She eee atiaon ts at the head of the}, TRAVERSE CITY, Mich, Sept. 37.— earlier order. Men would be per-| WILL BE A SEASONED Lor, je Bam, Lieut. 8. Bryce Wink) a nerican Red Cross, and hia two sons |The spillway at the lower dam of the . : The folks at home : —— was one of them, Several years 4f0 shown in the photograph are in the Hoardman ” rower © mitted to leave camp only with a} ne “needn't worry | say p r dman River Light & Power Co little slip in their oti ip wet Ren heen, Ri aed happy ; Says He Who Attempt to Divide! Lieut, Wing married Mins Murle| naval aviation scrvice. ao Henrie Thai dear catoveh amenice this slip every man had to undergo, Mir prove aly: Bre | an examination in the rudiments of wary privilege inn soldiering. An officer encountering a|UVit jie whave been ou man in town who did not observe the |are just beginning to." things proper courtesies could take up the|they need are plenty of books, the| mes Peo" S16 REMGH REPORT LOSS SWNN FEIMERS GET READY = OF TWELVE MORE SHIPS FOR A NEW REVOLUTION Quel tx to ¢ slip, send it to division headquarters 8 (ge aly ps and some war, A popu- | ani a Hi Ree ieen oft Pale oe thi then would bea dleasing, "OW ona | 2 melee iui ; frac} Seven Exceeding 1,600 Tons Sent |L sal Clubs Formed Throughout | {Iii} the back of the slip. In that way the] ‘The boys expect to return al etehata ‘ “ . Ireland q she Mi 6 sslone to-da, o st Wee reland and Armed Action = | = $ ecient man was trailed to his lair| York when its all overs tor uote : to the Bottom Last Week, and the Uberty privilege taken away |™Mornin's mornin’ goes ike this: quoted him Save Admiralty, Is Being Preached, Hi Purchases ‘made To-day, Friday and Saturday will appear on bill rendered 4 Captain ' also as sarcastically hg to know . . mt for ten days. leayonete witnreee oo We clean our! tow President Wil Md “continue| PARIS, Sept. 27.—The French Adn DUBLIN, Sept. 1 ram). —Tho | i November Ist. { For two days tho camp has been | #y— Blood, str.” to talk the 4 lot Snell RAUOHS trail Annetnsen Che deliow Sein Fein party in Ireland t# extend ae like a college campus. Moss's Man-| uals, Infan ill 1| Greece in tho lurch Fare : Hy Sanitary Codes and dozens of other | 0? id ine. and they are going PLE 6D ing Sept, 28 everywhere throuehout the country, | ||) bi over “to kill and not be killed. “Over 1,600 tor pF sly: | Some speakers’ continue to preach rewo- | ||| books were in demand, There were| harsh business, It sound haraher (a 1A DISAVOWS rene senelece Fgh E 1 ny oie 5 HHI Pari London groups of nervous soldiers studying | the peaceful ones up home, but New | inka nn 2,900) tone, 6, two pray lution by armed forces with their Corporals, If ever a camp} York's flighting men remomber that hree steamers were attacked | steanwhile the military authorities ere | |)!!! thatr temper, ‘They've be: y Drill Regulations, the | told that the enemy is to be a re submarines or mines for t « ond= {ts activities and ts forming local clubs | n{in the face of the fact that ho left So sean on be baste this is the [there {9 a long bill of harsh things to MITTELEUROPA IDEA) sccatuty: No ftsning vensoin wire) cise the attuation on the assumption | ill ~ Fifth Avenue at Thirty-fifth Street E one, It is a great thing, too, Men = ME, Sept, 27.—One “ ot lthat) the extremtste mean what they || Nit who never saw the inside of a college | war swells ¥ . a thin 1.600 tona, wn ay. Whey aves in tnctccoatite the biutt tre getting something they never ex: |v y Ready { @ Now If Sbe Can} chins of tena than ees ianeen dc Gaal Goraat ae antl Friday a Special Sale of pected, They will go back home with} The Now K She Geccneliun Fo Ene Weer. ye " ther rebellion they take the threat sort- | |Il!illil | 5 their rough edges nicely polished. |thropy, No, 105 Kast ee tele tealian: Ps sae Wit ’ A | CAMP LIFE CENTRES AT FIFTH | Streets opened ity fall term yeste : mes Sacet tls ng Yekael vate to Dheolutely probtbited, end || W m Gl Silk U d Ww AVE. AND FORTY-SECOND 8T. | (entoinent” BE REAR et eee ted in alder pth es naiaiiiia meen : ‘ it i a alae teed mel omen's ove nderwear he main street in camp is getting lente have entered In ¢ | 1 europa empire, nena. cee ied and aent tw Sail ma have been . WAN” “to Iook moro lke Firth Avenue every *. the todas, stephan, Panase- |$240,000 TO KOHLER HEIRS. |n dias sverrwnery. and sven tie Senn: | | > from the luxury of it and the fact that in cold sive a thaccee A the word war with | Meare tw proceastons, wn ane call because of the little trouble in laundering it. i, xteen-year-old Vora M tary Mkely to lr rouble It ls pro H morro > Ww * ‘ r ga ents anda and tater, Itita M. K See ee ne ta teaaae: (I Fororrow we will place on sale specially garment A h Jaughters of Charles Dndcata’ Ge nikalinice wale Giecela il of most desirable full cut, and fashioned of glove silk of an } 1 (es » manufacturer | during the land agitation, but they were | |illli cellent weight. i in fact, |7°8"" Am re each f ol (9 6%) wiwaye held just the aame w the HH \ y Wilt) " : 7 lve $120,000 to-day u an order military not only proclaim meetings, but | |! ii | . 1 ; ees c Sohatin, 2 xs show that they wee a determined | |! Glove Silk Vests $1.50 $1.75 1 4 i 6 old, “st 4 olor ees — i} Pir r white, bodice or band top. Regularly $1.75, $1.95 | fs womsaraon with te cote os ie vine that hea « ASSAIL WILSON IN PLEA Glove Silk Bloomers $2.35 | " you don't agree i ante he Bin | that “Sunbeam Coffes ts t witnin tm a Se FOR GERMAN WAR LOAN | Pink or white. . Hegulariy $2.65 |), } “ ’ ” f nace et ——_ Glove Silk Bloomers | The World’s Best ours = iam er Full Page Advertisements Appear asin On RET TTI TSH Galt Rasul hen | you can take It back and ie 9 offer was unqualified, | L / n Berlin Newspapers Urging | Choice of white, pink, navy, delft, smoke, grey. eguarly $2.95 j * a and Macedonia were to be re = a2 u sdiihid 2 \ ‘ fet your money. sh onnteat Powers : P Subscriptions || Glove Silk Union Suits $3.50 PS ORDER FROM YOUR GROCER ee Ses _ Woman Wit by Street Car | | ease INSIST ON “SUNBEAM.” not xe x3 SCR UNR 8 Me are Walz, sixty a AMSTERD AY, Rept. 31.—A full pans White or pink, round neck, no sleeve, knee length | Vir NNichols endear Mabel ar |noAeed teeta cA at aL ales | Clon alert aad ti aenteg tee nib WH tit Y N Pay M Best’ » alii i “ : rand Herts |Gealen Meals, and abpasllnd fe | ed ou Never Pay More at Best’s’ ‘tl Mie avo Lately Pres! Vileon hype a Mh i uu