The evening world. Newspaper, October 11, 1917, Page 3

| ” ic ‘ THE EVENING WORLD, THURSDAY OCTOBER 11, 3917. | j { EVERY BRANCH © Women Make Better Soldiers Than Men; FRENCH REPULSE fuerte vemes samme yale ctl ne <select foe As ih Aa ccteclamanaorde U, S. HAD WO WAR GRIEVANCE OF U.S. ARMY sdf Can Stand More Pain, Says Woman Doctor GERMAN ATTACKS; aeanaeneans tA OOOO LOE ROALD ADA A OO ne neem = fain Storm ilampe , ! Vt nent + ‘wg 1 Infantry, but Artt havent , "«“ (M) ery Is Acti re , —— y's V7 oy y ' y ft A y " ' subi De mreran eae = tha ; RUMKEL'S js aff | r : | £4 past 4 ew Saetn tie|™ covon — nothing but / : / / : A ns bored : the best part of rleh, i : \ M va ' on \ healthy cocoa beans, r \ ‘ ‘ “ Its Purity makes it go i s id ; } al “fh i he ~ | spiritad er ‘ oe further — makes tt | LA j } v4 officta as ‘ wt} + aeatnenen és more nourishing, tool i ; ersians Women Have 4 . at OF PPM | en ane pe Ms j te Burden Bearers |. \ \ototre Barun and Pate = . desioue | | tl ace, Asserts Dr. Se qi “1 i" . Ss aeaen i | Brothers, I | Sarah J. McNutt — For ray coe 8a 0 eins ve apaeeath| Was hed gamine rooms ro oe new ote Ages the Pro-Creator of remlon of Cerny was ion aboard and arsed j the Race Has Been A fin Meta " ay ! Trained to Physical and vuhdih Cones ia then ; ag Minted | Peychical Endurance. tr 30 tho German Runkel | atitedd vem to , , ~ . . vey coanied toe to wai’ f°" RAILROAD MEN TO ASK THE COCOA By Marguerite Mooera Marshall. anved trenches. After a | 00 mid as sh TEN soldiers than men! agement we repulsed th BIG WAGE INCREASE | with that chocolaty taste felonies Mow utt ghty reaponse to t tate nef remained maaters of Dr. Inidley A. Sa of Marvard that women as soldiers are the oq | " Den ir : } f men ‘ | i : wera aesiay ” it i 4 of physical endurance, sho ah - : Bi ELL-ANS Artillery Active tn Matuatorm aw po yuabey pees Owe inease solany tot Absolutely Removes h From nt the ONDON, Oct. WA heavy rath hig rallwe ‘ ves ves Indigestion. One package t tured the already cory Flan. | ident We N. Tas yt ioe tratomen | pegvesit. 25cat all drugaists, | SMOKING CIGARETTES eS ae _ average normal man of similar condition.” he has ex-| plaina {ato n aticky sea of mud ° . * f er plained. le ted by Field Maruhal Hale t firat toward opening — . , ee SRE “Woraas Ol nevesalty comes é The downpour continued ("eKetiations with the railroads may se gf” “Senin Cnr ang Ghezine” |e than man, she is olopaly roe ot «sere herpes . ike a oon il Gray Halrt 4 P and she has therefore greater physical endurance. &h ri t of Passchendaele the B: : Raf abe tet ald canoe how oemey an undergo many | physical n-Chief reported J t m eh n c a 1 ae nee ann bat i" D -——-- strajus a man cannot. Withstanding cold or thiret or hunger ¢ " ; va and up mm € Commander “> Harry Riska, a well known resident | Privation of any eort, a woman can outlast a man.” w : i ett that ble enemy artillery activity living at 2016 S. 11th St. broke hin | une It ly the consensus of a self of the cigarette habit and chewin 5 anothe jon here to-day that o ebiilty |wtve, or two at the most, probably | will compel the Teutons to retire to mber had al ®im dose him M'AUKE of the large women whom she has dy in her m 4 physic’ Hixed home. In reply to the quest . what he used he made the statement: “I used @ simple recij | which L mixed at home and which as follows: To 3 oz, of water add ¢ rains of Muriate of Ammonia, a sniall | x, ox of Varlex Compound and 10 grs. of Pepsin. I took a teaspoonful three “Of course, women can endure ' times a day. Any druggist can mix| more ‘pain, discomfort and fatigue’ {t for you at very little cost. as This recipe can be taken yourself than men!” Dr. MoNutt exclaimed or given secretly to another in coffee,| a little scornfully. “Women have Ponivation water that tea or milk or in food as it hus no| had more practice. In the days Weep. taste, color or smell and is perfectly | of the Medes and Persians, under | gggoter ian't tt true that woman pau ‘ the Levitican law, and in every uB! Be ee rerenian iosomitabl succeeding age, women have been SF ee HTitae hee ee the burden bearers of the race. Naturally they have a power of physical and psychical endurance * with a simple recipe that he the Druges-'Thieit-Courtrat-Lille line, ‘ which would mean tho relinguishment s of the greater part of the Helgtan Friday | } Liven if the Germans succeed in ; anaes su retirement without Br d. lo iarte eel (orem, ee lie roaac ot uits ‘| Drafting of Submarine Crews! wouta form a sharp euilent not From High Seas Fleet eet Columbus Day Sale ntly qualified to} Avenue. eet Es Causes Dissatisfaction. ‘The matin positions won by tho Al . | Mes tn thelr great Afive on Tuasday Store Open All Day Friday In all, the British and Whole hegiments of | rON, Oct, 11.—Few de- | ed 2,088 prisoners, In- | eluding enty-nine officers, to- gether with a number of guns, ma Department than delayed reports of] ching guna and trench mortars e the war began have that women can endure eated moro Interest at the Navy 1 operations to which Sensible Economy you look for economy which surpasses anything men MeNutt a um. a revolt in tho Gr 1 Navy. Of- | It is remarked to-day by Amor- Ne i , uae ? t Fi i New Arrivals and quality in a condi- knows th uk : al ticers de 1 that the story was) fean officers that the rifle played bin cations d ment, your search leads can undergo 1 5 ake better patients th Prien Aaah tas | one of the most encouraging signa ot| @ most important pert in the ent preparations have . ; m ” Dr. MeNutt As procre the ra . ighting, calling to mind Gen. ¢ for this great Autumn naturally to Gulden’s. E dine Racsthine ear at 1 cand ! casi] rene tt t dG | ade for th t Aut \ 5 ust be able to live through Malet anything worse than death | the year tor the Allies, and probably) Pershing’s recent warning to the | shopping day. Bring along hus- — | | G Ss ipping conta g. ele, mauetinwe sateeaiiconnas ee of the most o1 from the| training unite in America that | band or brother to assist you in | lor Dr. Sarg can- | cycle pl 1 iif Syrseth PHS shin re 2 ; | special attention must be paid to | the most becoming Read not endure e can | her to ¢ Hiscomfort ar eB vullo the | thi8 weapon in the future, | eady | t ¥ t Dx eo 8 Dr. Sargent |“ x their | The hardest fighting yesterday | $ } 7 not,” she amended, with a wise ‘ 1 mn u E ; { to Use ustar Veni that 1 en muscular The supreme reason why | \ Brilliant New Broadcloths think women would make better Every Fashionable Shade in their A the| 4% about the brewery on the} €astern environs of Poclcapelle, The! } 4 was | ‘ Gulden’s rare flavor always “When a man ts suffering physi : soldiers than men,” Dr, McNutt | *! ih cally, does he endure it alone ° le, pleasure - loving It leelin oh nothing ¢ had taken refuge in this) Richly Tailored and Lined pleases. An ted. “Not tf he can help it.{ weman, who sits around and ex- added, her gray eyes slightly ei Share ti ee fortified es T 7 ¥ American fa- he has w wits, mnotherioralcter] (peste alway y to bo, waited on, grim, “is because when women set a Ai ig ved lost tte | te% Rad been for | fuupe, plum, wistaria, prove vorite since J) i. wioin ) fab comport hand and foot, has flaccid mus: out to do a thing they do it. They saat bs | hand fighting, to f | blue, black—in the new long atu nd] eles," said the doctor “But the 1867. Allgro- sympathy. If sthache or a i- cersand del- he visits nan of the house, | icates- tsn't the whole household machiney | sens. 12c over the fighters iu the slignt-| }iteelf. Wor a conalc coat and Russian styles—latest shmen after | hand-to fe timo they \ LY | matntained a machine gun fire trom 4 if peplum and vestee effects—high jsnestirowery,. But: Bually: (were | jj convertible collars—no fashton pelled by the British . t Y wh 6 ~ touch ts omitted, draw, Wor houra @ r onfict was waged in the victnt No Charge for Alterations t a Bea te eet ranaed hee are like the little boy who when | proper athletic training | the troop was ordered to with most favorably with | draw played the call to advance. ge man in her muscular After the victory he was asked the aver adjusted to help him bear his afftic- | ‘thon? Doesn't the woman nearest to L know ple why he disobeyed orders, and he said he had never learned to sound retreat. Neither have pation us to th building, but at mans had rege there and wero strenuously punk, The potle 1 a deliberate mi t « down the moralo of the mub- Sale at Fashion Four Shops Register to- da If you don't know P . ° ° . Wine af ® 4 from a High| where to register ask a peliseman. Franklin Simon Hand-Tailored : igen hatte wes Ze Nineteen West 4th Street BS | M. en’s Suits an d Ov ercoats any : iy a rleaidteee Fe. Me Ravel when 904 WEDS sgcte Ws Hath at, [debs Ponies vis | Roe hee ai, COU | Strwontd atloe:. wanial ' jthing on earth + ny oy Itefager Declares; Sthtiny Spreads aa at #25, °30 and $35 ae Ing oo aw Te Ore | areas Seterian, "Oe Mim A | a military servi ne ia Maestlalad Wescn can Fifth Avenue at Thirty-fifth Street NT stands to reason that hand-tailoring ante more |PERSHING REPORTS events to wh tal than machine work. Yet the fact remains, we are ; reterceditn if Fey not charging any more for it. We are actually giving DEATH OF TWO MEN i pee di you custom workmanship fora sewing machine consideration. ‘ * overboard, « Cost US more but not YOU fee ee Ns Pele Benen ce froia'a German seaport tn order ann ay I Phone Greeley 1234 Columbus Day Sal In other words, we actually make less money per suit than jeet ¥ a } soba, Me wail, (a \ Continuing Saturdar any other shop in New York. It is purely a one-sided ¥ 1 & majority of proposition in which the advantages are all in your favor. to Natural Cau Kh the movement wag entirely ; : | WASHINGTON, Oct jen, nuit 1, it was asserted, the dis B S d Ov. And these are the advantages: Perehing has aise gis War atm th avy abo fa oys Suits an ercoats partment of tho death of two meu 9 subdued, Ho udded tha Hand Tailoring, which rev: 5 bera of tho Anierican exy Was not limited to the and spirit of ape human wae sll the freshness forces in Wrance lat ate aise ays’, DUE tHAL it flourishes in certaln —Examine every detail of these garments and you will at once Patrick Cassidy, ; Ate | FeRImE a recognize the great values offered. Each piece of wool which All wool fabrics chosen especially to harmonize with the fine points of hand- -workmanship. And Custom Models created by a designer a8 of Ki uioow, Mf in these days, when the question of buying good clothes properly who is both an artist and an authors! nen eds aadelae Mi KILLED ON FIRING LINE made constitutes the only real economy. | Rooks, Shaver, Arle ta ky Sees ie goes into any article of boys’ apparel which we offer has been eer ITALIAN GENERAL tested by the boiling-out process. This is of double importance railw and U. Sanders, Medie died Oct. 6 fror e , , J BREAD CARDS AT VATICAN fay Neto: or sBalsien Boys’ Norfolk or Single Breasted Suits of fancy mixture Tan m LUTON 0 Raph: Awtlinvises! tavansce) sa) (ut Magica iar. cheviot, tweed, blue serge. Sizes 7 tuo 17 years. tre ¥ " Sale price, (Keyularly $16.60 Men's Clothing Shop —FIFTH AVENUE—8 West 38th Street dae gulariena Bainaltes aut ae Separate Shop on Street Level and vugnr tickets to t Boys’ Oy ercoats A fancy mixture coating, plain or belted Vatican nopiiatio ‘ ; f A back, good stylish swing. Sizes 7 to lO years. ale oe ee SU i price, (Regularly £17.01 $14.75