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And Count All Plaht. an duly attanted | OCNArwiNe, Are KOINE ON AL WRRNINE dete dd edb eae DEERE EEDA EEE EEE EOE RRR rE Dt tee eeebew | Eleanor ia very proud that ao many t in to determine the why and whar — - _ f her litte cousina are both clever ; fore of alleged shortages of arm and loyally helptul | | : and wore ¢ made the honored S| . |. The grow erformers are be Hupplies, the prenenca of tha Moye In | gunate of the people of New Rochatte PLEA FOR SICK CHILDREN. | Ing rene anily by Flor ; Hiue hore speaks for t une t wore not accommad si, ts “n Mile, Heatrice punter dar the sunptboaitlumeh: 04) f at the fort, are happy ‘ it yman and Mrs whiting An , nx. They have been apr : nig drenn rehearsal De ' tween jotting their in nbiver 4 ned out among the different uni t 26, in the Manhattan Opera House, ntton khaki for the sake of correct. |of the National Army here for train- he hospita The thousands cousins ina artisiee 5) ' | nema of appearance or keeping the | '"* unpre: edented thing a ” a ® who are u oking forward to the Klub + tor reported © “ 10 ation t matines, Dec, 27, are sure of gett nel m in o o plue un m the ¢ ( § ain men warm in out of date blue u ‘i i . “perfectly lovely” show—Cousin ' - forma resurrected from the crypts of irafted wi " King Eleanor ways it! ' | the Quartermastor's Corpe, the offi. | DUrK oMcers f , — cere chose the latter courses. To be,, Dut al! the officers are not Platt | r a way Pagineer Dead. ; petted rae akc | and all the rocrulte from pa HAMILTON, Ont, Dec, 20.—Joseph ure, there were ollv ab woollen im are not raw civilians — — i : ) uniforms enough for part of tho two| There are two exceptions and th : Br inte tate sin ice ree okie i have come togethe Dprop! ae rerati a! x waa pana thle ge a other great works, : | | reximente of eneineers. But 10 Bye eee ite a Peat in. | exaggerations of Conditions) Ys. ts9 fead in his elgnty-fifth fea 4’ ut some compan! “O. D'n" a nm 0) ande: . y, | fey 3 ‘ Pp me companies in “O. fantry, commanded by Capt. W Give the Folks at Home | i _ . THE BKVENING WORLD, THUBRSDAY, DECEMBER 40 1917 ; Some of the Kiddie Klub's Musical Prodigic _—_consrinssoreme CAMP DIX SHORT OF KHAKI: °°" WhattarePotunteered or Chron irinee DALY REEARSALS: MTR +s FWOREGIMENTS WEAR BLUE: = 3,000 NOT YET IN UNIFORM oe © BRING OUT TALENT OF KDI KLUB f ng Weld ¢ Na ‘ “Vat sure (9 Pe ad ‘ 4 ' oan - dorqumne, veces! § votable Show pe Annes ne f wnat ® 1 War Da nd te : Mora than (M mamhere of T — ' ‘ — 7 . a Words Kiddia Kiw wohkies” Are in Mo ” ” * t 4 ‘siedte Waolsms oe ‘ Mf Linke AMP INK, Wri em bad, Mennetten Opera 1 Seart Pine tie - ow a af the talented wine in thy f o 9 . wl) wilh entertain the K por . at for to-ni@nt.” chanted and & hall youre old ut there In blue wit or have Tone eo! 1763 Broadway, near 57h SI. others in blue in the same regimen would have resulted in even more| tle of Ypres, Vimy Hidge, Lens and Erroneous Impressions. | Victrolas from $20 to $500 of @ patchwork appearance. So “all hy The recruit, who was) | | blue" was tho order for the two on uous among the forty others eaten | gineering regiments, which occupy « 1 to Company F in that he (Siperia to The Brening World ) | ; section of thelr own at the camp Yor a time the quaintness of the engineers was accentuated by the | wearing of long blue overcoats with | capes, just as you seo in the pictures ORDER YOUR FAVORITE MODEL NOW SPECIAL—Victrola LX $57.50 | { A Complete Stock of bk Hi Victrola Style X $85.00 | Long Island City, Guthrie, veteran of the second bat- wears the greenish drab of the French Red Cross, 1s John J, Hayes, formerly of No, 129 Hunter Avenue, nd later of the Capt. French front, notably Verdun. and if if were not for the necessary ak mi aeee moose STeawies CAMP WADSWORTH, SPARTAN BURG, 8. C., Dec. 20.—Some of tho} men In camp who write to their rela-| tives and friends at home and some Mfe, and perhaps they exaggerate, In ; x eee 4 “| Guthrie was’ wounded twice and 90] o¢ thoss who oy | . ofy the gonirian that crnament tho] oul" eivate Tiayeas Both ane ante | mom who wo Rome on furloteh More Than 600 Winter Coats gover of that once, popular book | ious to get back to tho Aghting live, | ike to tell of the hardehips of camp] York's many tn widespread ap pe » the hearts and minds of Fur Trimmed and Plain good many of the coats had been : UJ 4 4 *Phone Cal] or Post Card will bring you the made for the cavalry in the period b mares of discipline they could un-| this way eome erroneous impressions nn cnnde needa hay 11 Catalogue of Victor Records, Vietrolas and De- fore tho art of war had backed the| Coubledly seep nate | Cae nana:| eve gone out at times, and many! for Tomorrow’s Sellin taile of the Knabe Perfect Mail Order Service, cavalry off the map, and the capes| “Gang, WS Aauthtle: wicee sl iettere and telograms are recoivod g wero lined with dazzling yellow. The engineers did all they humanly could) to prevent it, but those capes had a | Convenient Terms of Payment to Suit Your Pocket Open Evenings Until Christmas Phome Vanderbilt 8081 : | Victrola Style XI 110.00 | | | | } the gaudy lining, theraby calling forth cries of “canary bird” and whrill chirrups from National Army way of flapping back and expor!ng | tered the Britivh Army home ta in was for elxteen tes Regulara ant. He en- is a Lieuten= jant after the outbreak of the world Springfield, Mass,, years in the United and was a First Licute | war, and In eighteen months was here from relatives or friends of the! soldiers asking for tho truth as to conditions. There has been exceptionaly cold weather, of course, and a good deal This includes every model in stock Formerly Selling »% $25 Major, How many tines he Was of snow. It has all been disagree: rookies clad in correct O. D. But the! «4, 2/8 y 7 . Don avereca is havenbw gone BACK tlanee We mae ‘ene ae pli ly able, but there bas been no real suf- *< the Q. M. Tho engincers have been i4-/ when a machine Kun bullet got him, | fring in camp, and there has been phen ppd Higetoolrs nb peti His second wound was from shrapnel, | a wonderfully small amount of sick- ey wear on every possible occasion |On another occasion it shrapnel _ WAREROOMS Bae ian iar cxpcund ouly. he UiUelimaceant Mi tality” eter al comic tte) coeur te cata Sth Ave. at 39th St. sapanse of trouser between the bot- | trenches on Sept. 4, hin resignation | Wadsworth continues to be better = \tom of the coat and the top of the|from the British Army was accepted | than that of any other training camp leggins. But if you Bre looking for on Oct. 31, Bea he was on dut i iia the country. trouble all you need to do to-day is|hore at Camp Dix on Nov. Il. Now ; atl ae ! | rouble eit Jou warollng of @ canary |his hope in to pay a return visit to| © vont in an open cpecioryediln |in the vicinity of the engineers’ bar |the trenches at an early date witb | beara brainy pie Pegi iia b en J |racks—and you don't have to be such | his new command n @ olty, equipped wil ot writer la realistic imitator at that—in order| Hrivate Hayes has also shown speed | and gas, to be sure. But the men in M —or o oe nths as i = ; } | the lack of them—there are about | Innce drive ther bearer for | Pen ale for mente, and. they are 3,000 young men here who are atill|the Red Cross at tio French front, | jened to outdoor life. This win d f ‘ 4 wearing citizens’ clothes, These are| with service at dun and in thé|ter they can endure bardsbips and i Neaday these coats have been reduced $1 : recruits brought up here within the|Argonne, he arrived back home on} ¢: . 4 jay. Tomorrow you can have your choice at » o exposure which would have killed $11.50. Those left } Inet few daye from Fort Siocum,|board the Rochamheau on Nov. 27.] them last winter. ‘They aro new men pate ue left tomorrow are al he reduced bd | whore they were sent after volunteer. | He enlisted at No. 361 Fulton Street,| and while they may not be very en to $10.50 Come while the selection is still big. |ing in New York City, These younx | Brooklyn, Dec. 11, and was gent to| thusiastic about the weather for th Every Winter Suit, Every Silk and Serge Dress ae ‘ | men, who at firat suffered hardships Fort Slocum. He slept on the floor of| past ten days, they are more healthy Now Reduced to Less than Cost of Production. : | a school house in New Rochelle for! than they would have been at home in o> eee nS = hia first night in Uncle Bam's service, | civilian life. In other words, thore but he has forgotten that experience] ig leas sickness among the mon in } in the memory of the good time which| Camp Wadsworth than there is followed when he became a guest of | ainone the same number of aon in GARMENT ; “some fine folks who treated me like| civilian life anywhere in the country qiaoni” aa he oxprenea It oT didn't| aking of testimony in the cour 307 FIFTH AVES NY. want to w ‘or the draft,” he ‘ex-| martial proceedings against Lieut 4 plained. “I'm hoping now to get into| Harold Leroy Whitney, Battery F OREFUNDS, NO RXCHANOKS, <0 MATL ORDERS. Py viatton and pay the Huns back for] 104th Field Artillery, charged with e t ne wounds I got AB say leet" . auriking an Feces toy agi of bis bat ; 01 eorults who have been| tery, was con yesterday af- a . R arriving on almost every train this| ternoon. | The court has rendered {ts aes. a week, there are newcomers of quite| verdict, but under military usage the Yo aeaili@ mime another sort in the shape of 545 grad-| verdict cannot be made public unti! a hates of the second Plattsburg train-| after it has been reviewed: and | a) yf amp. A th . ed by pro} thorit) Th ing © As yot they are unat-| provi per authority, 18 \ VICTOR, Teminionny ached and Recupy @ Rroup of bar- being in this case Major Gen. O'Rya ‘ racks nea © camp entrance while| proved by proper authority, ! EDISON and L YDIAPHONE they are wailing to be assigned. pot be for ten duys or two weeks COE Ee CEN UNE 4 ig insta ‘are many well known | In the meantime Lieut, Whitney will oak ‘ s } ow ers, such as Major George | remati under arrest and be confined G f A | i, H A number of sizes and models FM | | ot Ce nt of hho Amarioan to. camp. wt prastionlly, admitted 1 ts ppropriate or ristmas € | ait ; ssoctation; jor |his guilt, but entered a plea of ex- | Ip’ G8 The Gi teat Lats came formerly, ot the old | tenuating circumstances. ‘ e Greates! egiment in Brooklyn; Capt.| A telegram from the Adjutant : Because in the days of CONSERVATION, our NA- $6 9 Py | Joseph J, Lilley, former! h caiei Aw al eneral service gl . ’ ° Bargain Joseph J, Lilley, formerly of the 6%th| General of the army, received her A warm glove, a genera rvice glove vi wi . | Kegiment; First Lieut. Ernest P.| to-day, says that owing to the o 26: 4 | jaar 0D EL ru a say tsi hrveg baka pda Ever Oifered valing, advertising and newspaper | ge ted condition of the railroads, not and a dress glove—the set complete j " J 1, "1 man of New York and San Pi 800; er C8) oe i i ai] s ‘ Ox). Me eens Onteve an ol and San Francisco; | more than 6 per cent. of the enliste , | lasting enjoyment and satisfaction than Nome ©: Ponto Deslerne mt Tleut, Devereaux Lord, widely |qtrength of any organization shou or a single pair makes a sensible ; 5 Other Ktyles up to 4250 known in insurance circles; ‘Charles | po given leave of absence durin th attractive gift. Good Furniture, Properiy Bought. veniture, Huge Pia D. Weed, who left Automopile Row to | hollday season. r | Our stock offers hundreds of suggestions at pri id Enalont ¢ co to Plattsburg; First Licut. Cart O.| Private William G, smith, It - aoweine prices un- , Sayward, brokeri Second Lieut, Peter y H, 106th Infantry, has be en emer ] equalled elsewhere, and, if desired, on terms to suit YOU V7. Harkolow of Hirooklyn, former | Clated of desertion, and. ment For Men , 2 4! 4 : f * h lid if i : newspaper man; First Lieut. Eugene| pve years at hard labor at Fort Jay, Tan Cape Warm Gloves, wool lined, full Here are just a few holiday gifts—let us show you the rest, R, O'Connell," anothor newspaper | Governor's Island, N. Y. wrist with adjustable strap W ] 10 P.M: man; Second Licut. Ddward H. Pear- | piration of which he will Tan Cape Business Gloves, full PX M sewn, 7 ae ine Sa sac wana ge ‘ oe helps TP. i , | non, advertising man, and William B. Prably dismissed from the army ae backs 2.50 (O95 oves "lain Figure Tags on Ever Motor Deliveries Eve ere aylor, the actor, , Selle partmick tourer . . i z . ih dedi BOE ay One Aerie Pest aia ten Gray Mocha Dress Gloves, pique sewn, light | + tempt at desertion some weeks 4x weight 2.75 J f lrhey forced a local automo owner to drive them to Hendersor 7 ; ville, N.C, at the point of a pistol For Women | Private Cornelius Vanderbilt jr, « - ‘Tan Cape Warm Gloves, 'Vi } ie Gray and Tan Cape Warm Gloves, 'Vicuna te Div lain aera uate yo lined, extra long wrist with adjustable | ’ |furlough, He will undertake to make strap . 4.00 the trip through the country in h Washable Cape Utility Gloves in buff and i automobile, A tun, pique sewn, with two-toneembroidery | Set of 3 ‘ 4 i ‘ |“New assignments of regiment i f | t Tey, fi or, chaplains here were announced to-da a7 3.50 9.25 American | as follows French Kid Dress Gloves, full pique sewn, * © 1 Walnut Lieut. Peter 8. Hoey, to be chamia crocheted embroidery, in Afibee brown, f ty ry of the 195th Machine Gun Battali mahogany, navy, gunmetal and other Dining Suite, con. and continue as assistant chaplain fashionable shades 2.75 e + the 107th Infantry 400 F fi h i sisting of Buttet, |""Ltout. Francis A. Kelly, chaplain t ye 1 t ve. chin Serr | the 1o4th Machine Gun Battalion For Children (Oppoilte Tilfany'& Co 1Lieut. John C, Ward, chaplain t 5 Stow, pposite Tiffany & Co. the fosth Machine GuneBattalion.. Khuki Wool Warm Gloves with extraslong Lieut. Edwin § ve, chanin wrist and adjustable strap 1.25 permanently assigned to t th D Tan Cape Utility Gloves, woo! lined, two- | Set of 3 vision and for the pre: will bow olde i with the trains and military police ee SA coves of buff Washable an 4.75 ——__——. niined Dres \ . 1374 B ‘Twe Injured in Auto Colliston, ‘Tan Cape and White 1.50 roadway Sydney Cornell and his wife, of N 2 DOORS ABOVE 57% Se. 611 Bast 29th Street, Brooklyn, wer ' purt at 2 A. M. to-day when an au Call or Write for Book of Gems, Pick Sriven by John Prima collided = of ) utomobdile at Nos: : i) K EFA LAILLASESE ASRS IONS LILIES ESS VES MGR G IIA pen venings ° ein Soon Aha waede mG eX