The evening world. Newspaper, October 25, 1917, Page 14

PLANS FOR NEGRO SOLDIERS. ‘Total of 1,528 Go From N. ¥, Distrlet to Yaphank Next Teesdary. | The plans for the mobilization of the negroes selected for service in the Na+ ven out to-day by are | tonal Army were Roger B. Wood, ‘rai to go to Camp Upton next A. total of 1,386 will direct Westchester, Dutchess, | Suffolk Counties, 7 up to 1,628. Thi | to, themselves The only pol of perture be the Pennsylvania et y «0 Tore ‘ity, Puta tow more wil go Hew Ni and SULLVANS TRAL FOR KAZNG BRON SOLDER BEGINS THe BVENING WURLD, THUKSDAY, OOLTUBEM 4d, Lyi. with stiff bristled brushes, followed by a beat! The ge 1 court martial board which is trying Capt. Sullivan is com- posed of thirteen officers, all of whom are of superior grade.to the accused. Col. Charles I. Debevoise, formerly in command of the ist New York Cav~- alry, and now at the head of the 1024 ‘Trains, Headquarters and Military Police, is the presiding officer. Prom~- {nent among the members of tho board is Col, Cornelius Vanderbilt of NEW MANAGER FOR YANKS | _ MAY BE NAMED TO-DAY Owner Ruppert of Local Baseball Team Has Important An- nouncement to Make. Col. Ruppert of the New York Am- erlean League Baseball Club an- ;Nounced shortly after 2 P. M, to-day that he would make an important | Yankees in the Amertean League race this year, when they finished in the second division, was such a big dis- appointment to the club owners that many rumors have been circulated during the last four weeks that Man- ager Donovan was to be deposed and that efther Miller Huggins of the St. Louis Nationals or Jack Hendricks of the Indianapolis Club named, in his place, poe Bee WOMAN SWINDLER TO PRISON sold her thelr jewelry for almost noth- | ing. Mrs. Levine promised to pay 60 per cent to those who gave her money | to buy the Jewelry. | Mr. Donohue said | she obtained more than $30,000. Sixty | of her victims were in court when she was sentenced. |Gariton Avenue yard of the M1 in B ex ity-el it rom boards will entrat and this train pic! ‘boards in adjoining counties oD the 224 Engineers. ‘This is the wind-up day of the Lib- erty Loan campaign in Camp Wads- worth, and efforts are being made to bring the subscriptions up to the two million mark. Returns this morning put the subscriptions over the million and a half mark. The campaign will close this evening. Considerable stim- ulus was given to the joan campaign by yesterday's field sports. Officers addressing the men urged them to | give every cont possible. After tho taiks the afternoon was given over to athletic events and a lot of sore mus- cles have resulted this morning. Political campaigners are laboring among the men in camp, seeking to Court-Martial of Accused Cap- tain to Be Conducted in Public, Mrs. Ida Levine, of No. 95 East One Hundred and Sixteenth street, was sen- tenced to the penitentiary to-day for not leas than six months nor more than three years by Judge Crain In General Sessions. Mra, Levine, according to Assistant District Attorney Donohue, told ac- quaintances she was in the confidence of millionaires’ wives who, in order to get money to invest in Wall street, statement to the press and public at 5 P.M. While Mr. Ruppert would not divulge the nature of the statement when questioned by an Evening World reporter, it was thought likely that it might ¢ something to do with the remov: of Bill Donovan as manager of the club and the naming of his successor. The poor showing made SHOULD MAKE A MILLION FOR HIM Cincinnat! man dlecovers drug that loosens corns eo they (Special from a Staff Correspondent of The Evening World.) SPARTANBURG, 8. C., Oct. 26-— Capt. Howard F. Sullivan, command. ing D Battery of the 24 Field Artil- lery, was brought to trial before a ®eneral court martial board this by the Morning, charged with conduct un- lift out. gain votes for their Mayoralty candi- becoming an officer and a gentleman, | dates. The men are kept busy eight hours every day and the spell-binders Local druggists are having « tre Although military trials are held in|have but little opportunity for taiking to the prospective voters, but they have deluged the camp with campaign literature, and campaign cigars are being smoked by the ton. Col. Fred M. Waterbury, former Division Ord~- nance Officer, is campaigning for Mayor Mitchel and William A. Coke- ley of Tammany Hall is urging votes for Hylan. Charles W. Taft, Second Deputy Secretary of State, will over- see the casting of the ballots. A considerable change has como mendous call for freezone, the dru which is said to shrivel a corn, and all, without 4 Poni A few drops of freezone applied directly er @ tender, aching corn rélieves the soreness at once, and | shortly the entire corn, root and all, lifts right out with the fingers, This new drug is being di sed at |small cost in quarter ounce bottles, which is sufficient to take off eve hard or soft corn from one’s feet. % is a sticky substance which dries at once, and does not inflame or even irritate the surrounding tissue or skin. ‘There is no excuse for any one invit- ing death by infection or lockjaw from cutting their corns now.—Advt. private as a general thing, the case of Capt. Sullivan ts open to the pub- le. Soon after the trial was begun it was necessary to put the case over until to-morrow because some of the witnesses were on Inspection, It is charged that Capt. Sullivan gave orders to certain of the men of his battery which led to the hazing of Private Otto Gottschalk of the Bronx.|over the weather and the nights are Gottschalk is alleged to have violated | bitterly cold, making the tent stoves certain sanitary regulations of the|the“orricers have had. thelr” tents camp, which enraged his Captain and|}oarded up and are purchasing oil led to the private being thrown Into| stoves. There is a shortage of over- a ditch, afterward being scrubbed coats throughout the camp, but heavy underwear will shortly be supplied to every enlisted man, NEW YORK GETS $154,209 FOR VOCATIONAL EDUCATION First Federal Grants Made Under Smith-Hughes Act to Seven States. WASHINGTON, Oct. 25.—Allotments @ $423,532, the first Federal 8 of money to the States under the Acker, Merrall & Condit EST. Company 1820 These are times when right prices and right values count P duced in the aboratory of grant Butt Chili S uc ot ppttoaecteds Por page Frrgheriin . e Fancy Creamery. 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