The evening world. Newspaper, December 13, 1917, Page 15

ee —_— 25,000 TROOPS: TOBE RAISED AS ALAR FORCE Will Be | Ised to sed to Guard War Supplies, Industries and Water Fronts. WASHINGTON Dee. 1% tnited » fame « The the nuxiliary foree of Mtates Cunard f the 26,000 will be troopa authorized by the War De- partment to supplement State and other forces now guarding war sup- plies, and doing polloe duty easential to the conduct of the war, including patrol of water fronts. President war industries Wiison haa signed the order for organization of the force ond further orders were going out from the War Department to-day Forty battalions will be organized to relieve Regular troops, National Guard or other purely military units by Voluntary enlistment or draft, It in the purpose of the Government to make It up of men not available for War service at the front, Volunteers will be accepted only between the ages of thirty-one and forty-five, If resort to Iraft Is necessary, men placed in the special claases under the new draft system as being fit for lim- ited military service only will be used to fill up the ranks The guards will be clothed in regu- | Jar army blue uniforms for which there is no need in the army during war times, They will be armed with Krag-Jorgensen rifles and other equipment not suitable for modern warfare, So {ar as possible, the men will be given service in the imme- diate neighborhood af their homes, Each battalion wiil be commanded by a Major from the Ust of those classed as unaval! campaigning in Europe, Men who failed to qualify ior commissions at the officers’ training camps will be offered commiss: places as non- commissioned o 65 U.S, "AMBULANCES OFF TO ITALIAN FRONT Detachment Includes 110 American University Students—More ROME, Dec. 12. ambulance section. vice on the Ital Milan to-day. 1 compi.sing 65 American university tachment. The Americana were given a great send off by citizens of Milan. They passed in review before high officiala there in a great parade and then were bade farewell as they entrained he first American enter active ser- it departed from wore three units hulancea and 110 students in the de- The American Ked Crogs it waa stated, expects to have at least 200 of its cars in the fleid on the Italian front by January 1 The unite to-day firat official part om the Italian fr are America’s pation in the war nt Bible § Was Drafted But! nt under com- palsion PLOTTERS NEAR ARREST. spy Who Kin Iring Sa nospy to f the United States fon Deatt, 13, —ottclas Iway for ba ily orlppled. cons able for arduous |; —— > -—_ | OBJECTOR TO WAR JAILED. Hisbargh Woman | JUDGE AND COURT CROWD THE EVENING WORLD, THURSDAY DECEMBER 13, 1917. Postal Emmy for 1 Years, ¥ 4 ‘ Sule Took § f The United nae r manuel Hioeh Twice Clerk Lear rane throwsn $19,000 worth of marble statuary from Italy rip ie : pngonr:s bronze statuary, Limoges enamels, hand-painted ‘Ga Vena te tie pica china afd mounted vases from France Wedgwood ma: @ Jasper and vases from England for $10,000. phabbily dressed Reduced from toon ite Place bet te Jude Marble statuary, #8 pieces, £15010 200 $8 to $300 | tnibea nde: he ; Bronze statuary, 90 piec $5010 $150, $6 — to $2 ) | their aympathy for ¢ Wedgwood Jasper, 42 pie « 10 827.50) $1.60 to Ansistant United Limoges enamels, 6 $5 to Nooan told Iluch's story Special Offer by John Wanamaker English vases, 160 pieces, 50 $1.50t0 te alu cote ye : Lb e Hand-painted china, #1 p Ly LO$17T 50.82.60 to $35 tobacen from pack ° ri} $7.50 to $250 diera in France. ‘Then t 24 L d m j & Si And several tables of by ubrac, exelusive things, told the t that « was in e. an Ons at about half price Friday, Second Gallery, New Building winty-ntn * old and had nin the Pl Pi t $385 a - Sor Ws wok teen bee ace ayer-f£tanos a 2 one man in the uy Sooo Our $450 Grade Sport Shop Gifts Judge Hand asked bade , ; . The FIRST time we have offered this player- MOA TAK keiee “RRS i com | eae at = ie ree ue can any fo it nor set Ten groups from the re cular stocks itted leide he " N only on 24 Instruments wecnuse indeman D> ome “i Wise I Briel, & yene age, Ste boul sicalved special discount for buying a specified num- of our Sport Shop—prices put down several daugh one son—who ja| ber of player actions—and because Lindeman & Sons | ; Grade bale laut gave us the benefit of the discount, which, in accord- 40 ski sleds ‘ (81) At this announcement aot, saat ance with our policy, we turn over to our customers. 50 wooden rifles eae ?Ge and 81) | © and This offer is limited to 24 instruments, and first- “B indanclube ie : ye ah | comers will get them. 5 a ly ARACE “ ; 10 Tbe) Poor old fellow.” wh nce Liberty Loan bonds will be accepte cash at ) it aweaters 874 9 percisigfidlias ed | full face value plus accrued interest to date of purchase. re hair a erent Sees 87.60 fo $9) won ee If you have a little-used piano you would like to 150 smoking stands. .... as | exchange for one so much better in all respects, we 70 stereoscopic golf sets ( U. S. PLAN CAUSES SUICIDE, will take it in part exchange. 15 bicycles, men’s and boys (828.60 to 833.76) Proprictor of Rifle Re Henry Go! proprietor of a roud N. J., killed himself to-du with a shotenu tschalk was prospere worried over t rnment establieht Meadow He thought this Bi selory BLGAD Ne all Style 977 | Women's, Skating | “"y] Style 807 | |} Cocoa Brown Russia | Calf \ : 9. 4 Boot “2 Unusual Se ¥. tp in. ‘alue | In thi remembe occasion Blyn the essential qualities to make them desirable } nts——ap We have made unusual efforts to keep prices reasonable value in t Parchases at JOHN WANAMAKER Fourth Gallery, New Building Gift Furniture 10,000 beautiful new pieces, priced 10 to 50 per cent. less. Some of them $12.50 high-back mahogany $128 hand-carved Jacobean spindle rocker, $10. oak arm chair, cane seat and back, $64. $66 mahogany library table, Adam design, $49.60. $40 mahogany library table, Jacobean design, decorated, $30. $50 mahogany library table, TERMS $25 Cash; $10 Each Month New Building Piano Salons, First Gall Broadway at Ninth Street, New York y candlesticks, enamel hand-decorated candlesticks, $1.10. $15 hand-decorated tip tubles, William and Mary design, $33.25, $12. a two-door wainur book kease, $115 mahogany secretary desk, $57.60. <Fa6 se eeey bookcase, 8 ; doors, $24. sihite mahogany inlaid a58' Yeahogany. dropslld’ deste, two large drawers, $24 $40 mahogany reclining chair, adjustable, with tapestry seat and back, $26,765. Fifth Gallery, New Building $4.5 50 ma phogs any knitting stands and bag, $7.50. $5 mahogany foot rest, ered in damask, $3.25, cov- is season of Christmas Gifts it is wise to r that this year above all others is an for the gift practical. Holiday Footwear stocks embrace all te pearance —service—and moderate p' Collar Bag of India Goat lwath- , ; ; Music foo—of crepe your money will bring the utmost in a Upto Pri er, neatly lined. he Eleven Big Blyn Stores. tcith handle, with drawatring. Price $4.50 Price £1.00 = Blyn Store Exchangeable at ‘Any Other Blyn Store Give a Blyn Order and let the one who ives 4 ~ ‘a joots Style 649" Men's and Boys’ Storm Boots Ls * 2d St. 1.25 Gray, Wine anc St. Ww 2.50 sha Black a Dull Gu Knee Length Men's Size , tot den to mateh fash 5 ¢ aealite | @veninm BOwOR NN ta Pee Low Prices on Rubber Boots | Men's it 1.78 Arctics for Men Boys, slamen end Childven i 3.00 8 2.50 | Ho ‘1 t 4 Buckle, 17 bi 2.50 ay 2.00! stons 1 hi 7 Tuck 9 09 + 2.25 High Cut telect the prearnt th s 4 in RBA DY with a timely collection of the gifts that people will want specially fir Adee suite and ? ‘ outwen ' s year, hee ‘cloth un forthe na a that fits yn READY with gifts which hove lost moraine of thot beauty and giftiness not felt) ——e | vA ) because they are useful. It is ready with the things that men would buy for 1.50 Hundreds of Sty esim Slippers \p g themselves and hence the kind of ae women wi want to pive to men. White. tte nh tl My le) READY with gifts for the soldier at camp, for the girl doing war work mt ae tyr and Other Holiday Footwear & READY with gifts for the stay at homes, mothers, dads, aunts, uncles. yy Coco's 8729) Style 8718 Style 9041), dé SO READY ~ that we feel that we can make this rather extreme statement Jaume of Weren't! x Men's Opera Hide leather—teath- Juliette 4 Slinmece og Uf you want anything, no matter u hat it is, in the way of leather goods, staple or novel, en eh ae Style 3870 Slippers| , or ot the Leather Goods Store is pretty aure to have at. Don't be afraid to try here PY Bree taae Patent baer 4G even if you have failed elsewhere Colt Be Oxfords ye S i —} THE HANDBAG SHOP Style 9306. Children's "Style 9010 4 if yle 1524" Juliette Slipper. ty ; ; SrUlat tn Waniae ei fl Satin | Men's { flat styles 1 n i ; ags—the new Sli | / Xe with Puy Kid ipper (0) \erinnina EANS t &} r lowed us t wutiful . | we the thing—ae ae ath nd twelve PHOTO FRAMES Is ready with every gift mind could conceive or heart could wish The Wanamaker Leather Goods Store is noted for its exclusivities 15 ® WANAMAKER S WWarShne URIST MAS STORE UPHOLSTERIES $22,830 worth our own for $11,183. Fight specialty sections represented. Curtains in patterns not to be duplicated. Sunfast materials old non-fading dyes. Velours portiercs limited range of colors. War-time Christine gifts - most practical sort. Come carly. Get the best choice. Serim panels 15, $1.75 to $6.75, were $2.50 to $14. Panels Marie Antoinette lace on net, $3.15 to $6.75, were to $10. Serim curtains 372 pairs, 7he to $5.50, orig’ly $1 to $10.50. Madras curtains —37 pairs, 95e to $3.15, orig'ly $1.85, $4.50. Nore net ene 64 pairs, $1.36 to $5.50, originally 65 lo $8. Marie a curtains—-$1.35 to $15, originally $2.26 to $22.50. Serim curtains 44, with colored embroidery, tive, $3, originally $12 to $12.50. Scrim bed sets ¢ ith distinctive colored embroidery, $5.50, originally $22 and $22.50, Bed ne 36, Marie Antoinette lace, $5.75 to $16, were 8.75 to 50. Cretonnes-- 10,000 yds, 25 and 35¢ yd., our 50¢ to 75e grade. Sofa pillows~—-150, tapestry, velours, $2.25, our $4.50 grades. come ry serim with colored embroidery, 76¢, originally 0 § Portieres—26, figured velours, all colors, $19.50, were $27.50. Portieres--23, figured armure, $3.95 to $5.95, were $5 to $9. Sunfast damasks— 400 yards, for wall hangings, curtains, portieres, furniture coverings, $2.85 yard, were $4. Sunfast damasks— striped, 390 yards, of cotton, but charm- ing; enchanting colors, $1.36 yard, were $2. Tapestry for furniture covering, ete., new, artistic designs, $1.75 Ae originally $2.25 to $2.75, Velvets—155 yards, antique finish, $2.25 yard, were $3. Silk velours—-figured, 90 yards, $2.95 yard, were $4.50. Damasks--205 yards, cotton, part silk, or all silk, not all colors, $2.25 yard, originally $4.75 and $5, Armure—41.35 yard, originally $2, Repp—green only, 100 yards, 90c¢ yard, was $1.50, Curtain scrims—9c to 15c yard, were 12c¢ to 20c. Curtain nets—fancy, 27¢ yard, were 35¢ and 40c. Curtain scrims and muslins—in colors, 15c to 35¢ yard, were 20c to 45c, ‘Third Gallery, New Building, Slippers, Slippers, SLIPPERS! More than fifteen thousand pairs, Satin, felt, quilted satin, leather, Indian moccasins, and fur-trimmed. CHILDREN’S picture comfys, $1 pair; Puss-in-Boots comfys, $1.26 and $1.50, WOMEN'S hy-los, $1.75; ribbon-trimmed comfys, $1.50; taflor made comfys, $1.2 MEN’S ‘tailor-made comfys, $1.60; iyty-los, $2.60; bootees with comfy sole, $2.50. Main floor, Old Building very distinc- Mitted § Cases of waffron Green toith saffron leather cover M aroon—Red. leo Pia satin lined—well fitted, wkin, Price $1.00 Price §7.50 of ataining 10 uding cont ent for Gillette ace Price $8.00 re oxen and handkerchief cases Priced $3.75 to $18 THE LEATHER NOVELTY SHOP pM, desk things, address books, 1 unfitted bags and Main floor, Old Building im Boots Storm Ki heen Boote | and 3.25 ey 3.90 Storm | ; aso wey u8e. 3.00] King 1.9 “t 2.25 G 2.00 Gum Broadway at Ninth NF a WARK &T WEST SIDE STOIES & 40) One JOHN WANAMAKER leather —@ New York fery neat nee