The evening world. Newspaper, February 5, 1918, Page 3

\ THE EVENING WORLD, TUESDAY, FEBRUARY 5, CITY'S COAL FAM AT WORST STAGE, 1918. INE New York Boys at Camp Upton Turned Into Real Soldiers; WEATHER DEFEATS. They Look Like Regulars and Are Fully Equipped for the Field PLAN TO ABANDON ARE WELL ONE OF THE ah akc i MINISTERING ANGELS wet OF THE MEDICAL Suffering Pag Increase Here DISCIPLINED WARD IN THE ~_ ate Win , THEY ARE BASE HOSPITA reight 4 Pm , UnleSs Warmer Weather NB OOb, = reight and Coal “Movemedl Brings Relief. , Pepe Badly Tied Up—Garfield ‘ and McAdoo Confer, The combination of savage elements --- . heavy snow and bitter cold—wt was practically certain today, 2 r. fe local Fuel Administration has Lieut. JAMES M A conference between Fuel Ade feared al] winter and which is now LOUGHBOROUGH minis Y Garfield and Director eripping the whole Eastern half of the General that t country, has broug 1 THE MOME OF THE © heation 'Y, has brought about, In thel «ARMY BEAN" immediately estimation, the climax of the coal ue tind beh hoped, Bee famine. Hero is the way three of t nse cold had no ewe men presiding over Now York's co ment « oplie destinies viewed the situation to-day " on that ume eters hi 7 of the 1 fuel sity Harry T. Peters, ¢ n of th HOteAgins HAPPY FACES SEEN rie i er Coal Conservation Committee: “We GIVEN TO AT CAMP UPTON papas ss | | nn with are facing the most serious and eriti- ‘ Mondawa: Cal coal shortage of the entire winter, ling to nine ean 1 say this after careful examination of conditions at mines and after | © in showing » coal complete reports fr ert, movements east of the Mississippl think we can pull out of this Ught eut mi avi. 18 jpar: vel, in a situation if the weather wii only DIVISION txt tw * moderate and more snow does not! INTELLIGENCE GENERAL EVAN M. | JLieur. Ra admin not JA.BERNER i iin 1 offtelals, come," orricen. JOHNSON bles tl tA) ne THEY USED TOTH However, wera inclined still to ree Joseph A. Hall, Deputy State Fuel COMMANDER OF THE Aioe TO THE Yi trctdaleh ta thd THE" BULL’. Now. THey] | Omen withdrawal muspen= Administrator; “Condit a aue to METRORDLITAN DIVISION, SENERAL a THROW THE Boma pha as a means of asslating the the heavy snows all along ¢he tine mee ETON railroads to promote prompt loading from tho mines to tidewater, are as a, , a, . eens peas = = wonarmeny’ —__] vnd Unloading of cara retarded-when Dad as they povsitly could be. At the Disciplinary Army Melting Pot Has Taken the Kinks)),..:04 (6 a urn. Good old army |e hical location in Manhatt ndustriat plants were closed mines the severe cold has froze! * . ed to a tur juod old a eographical location in Manhattan; ie , atire, Slceeeliewiusiin naa simerh Out of the “Kickers” and Given Them a New Outlook |». What: USSU BI Ere the RAN EIS Te AEG Bunt ONS OF COAL latoskca wera’ vecgated oF ki Gore St , ed 8 es and alm: A ‘ “ : There aeniy oh HBV who slouched into camp from the ei stocks wera reported at a very to Prousht treile tea stands. "Upe| on Life—They’re Having a Good Time, Too, While| ,.cunt uni vieny ot ice, and to-day | iit Nithout thelr gute The atin BUMPED AT TIDEWATER: [c00. Zo seater os pee Btato electric Ight companies and Bei . . and) plenty of ica. And to-day lidol, who had never wandered further 9 |train movements. Th 1 ‘ aitiee panto uliiivies te: ee eing Trained by Uncle Sam—lIn Health and Sanita- | «" issue was made to the soldiers vith than 4d Street, has done his bit | vena Aiken aa eet vt rall- : Lele tinlabea aloe rill ex roel + . stout arctica or overshoes which defy |“kking trenches ov ‘washing dixhes; NCREASE IN BITUMINOUS oad workmen wero laid of hutting down for lack of tucl. We tion Upton Establishes a Phenomenal Record and Al aan aceuy iind’ ot weather, jie artist, sculptor, salesman, lawyer, Coal mines were reported working 1 gpa igre sed al au | the Boys Are Happy UStUAES Gosling la’ bathe thken navel Cees pvraba re perntes \ little below their usual capacity, City’ idl ine GRACOBNAt present” . Mother's darling ta we taken care | truck driver, chauffeur, wait ? daily repo! n on , . sta WP sa ALGSIBG Bugeiatant eater of by his Uncle Sam better than he [snd newspaper man have all been made CE Gan SOROS OR cee a | earue ck cercuat can aoe eee 3, Pollock, Marine Superinton , was nt home, ‘The boys are happy aa [atl 0 the uniform of ollve drab, movements at J partly because many miners did not ent: “If this zero weather ¢ Spedal From a Btatt Correspondent of The f trenches. Up to the present the Now| rarry in their barracks, Warm? You]. the camp are less than twenty | tater, innued from report for duty for the next forty-eig ar v CAMP UE N, Le b, Feb. 6 | York soldiers have had their training | j,¢ ¥ kode the mindowa ned eel ts shold jectors, with whom the fice of A. H. Smith, Director of = —— conditions in the rivers and ha boys of Col. Averii's 308th Ts closely as possible, ufter t falcon ae Gun iter As BERR Ore amicivos Port aisle cee Geico the tonnage of the fuct handled in | YS ORDERED are bad tow and increasing dimeul.| Resiment of the Metropolitar which tho world struggic is takingly ve iho cries aga Me one Nee Tfor Ae t i one thing Ndler dee | Huge C Nitlay Includes $4,121,-| %¢, past tienty-four hours, us | BY CAN, Se be tow ant ices au) Nenmen of te ataptn, C7 nih ch ovr kien rw tn alt whch Gn [ie sae he | HU cles $4,121,-| fy meu‘ ADIAN CABINET Halsey Malone, Deputy Fuel Ad-! day real soldiers back from the| ment has its «et of these trenche Hovis was ne SMT erENY fete Riny AE Hers CEAROR CCITT 000,000, Advanced to follows —_——— ministrator, sald to-day receipts of, war. ‘Particularly did they strut in} and bayonet course One GE OTe cra iad teats Chace aN eh £ AavGnithie eumen Rae hermcd Allied Nations Dumped at Jersey terminals: New Closing Order Follows Along coal) for ali New York would bo leat|the presence of the men of the| (reaches in proper order the grens-| hone ove le Mphat! eevee a buneh of tives wrapped up in a ae . ‘0-Day. Yesterday. Sa emulate cuah xk 490.1 one A f c t : diets, botabers and Fifemen tumbie, : ov ee ve Ks wash, soaping better than sand wrapped in a Anthracite 33,300 34,750 Lines of Dr. Garfield's i Lowest | sane s08tt 9 ‘ey had bee MbIC and scrubbing his shirt and then us- or five bullets nh. when SI : , 5 . PES, aco ob daily ‘ owes’ “peppy” 305th For they had be aeauiting the opposite trench, ‘Then | tne wer eae ts shirt ar q then w fi aL Met in a gun, sien WASHINGTON, Fob. 5. Ten Htumineug eae 00, mol Decree in U. winter: up to the big city, the first of New] there's a charge with bayonets on to] "This pl il to the merry, good Af ot your Kun. ‘The tite of| months of the war have cost the} Anthracite 24,300" 33,200 | OTTAWA, Feb. 6.—An order in Biaty-eight tugs have been put out| York's contingent of the National the dummies in the bayonet course, | ats. & good exercise and is what Gen. Evan M. John-|tnitod States about $7,100,000,000-—at | Bituminous 17,800 16,650 | onc thus ca of commission by ice in th = Army to parade through the atreete|, 1 #0 haphaserd charge that the: Now wake Rate Mae aee a papel iat DALY. PSS 7 F nth gee een clunniamaneM eon, harbors, according to W - : fn t th fowl make. Five spots are marked on the | after the war ay iaerbe vat cha wm Ref sett eet ndition of : ret HRM OS Malls Situminous.. sa700 SSt00 CRS RES p08 ee eae ee ‘Harbor Cc Ne omica | Mae chia WHEN fe only sone cunit Ie ummies, representing vital parts of| Cheerfulness is the predominant | this command generally, 11 may nearly $24,000,000 a day. In transit’ within’ twenty-four |A: Magrath, Dominion Fuel Con- of Eastern R \ Ha Bie aivintor h has been built the upper body of an enemy, The] ete in Ca Upton, It strikes you| ated that from a nitary More than half of this buge sum, hours: troller, suspending the operation of Pellswing a H ue the : Lana if sv naunber, Tt ix | men are directed to charge for a sepa- in Division Headquarters, You find it) point of view, I consider it re- lor $4,121,007,000, has been paid as Sitioretee $3150 $4,000 manufacturing plants on Fob. 9, 10 ‘ollowing recent reports up here since last Septemb hint : ‘ jag e barracks and you get It whe markt) almost phenomenaily geet sce Ma Meg? re 4 4 ( onse: eas: MuGzasd GGRLGhiS: GLTGHAL 1A Coceraania' tue VOOR On coelaun iChat tt 4 iapabah ine, Just aE G9 moult uld you tind the soldiers driling for their od) Ou: of 43.000 men who have loany to the allies, and the balanes, Aut transit’ within forty-eight bs ee Fae a there a y Hipdisaai Tally east shoot fo 5 © on 4 et. | ive the n or In the trench 4 through the division in rout 0,000, 001 Hed , and stores in the poorer sections of the first regiment fully eau They fight till their pombe are gone,|ANd the boys have good times in bar-] the Ist five months, only about | Ut $4,000.000,000, representa Amer 2,000 21,800 | plants. It does not apply to Westerm aia Be. trained, Othe gimenta racks, ! t i ae i e city, the wholesale cou: dealers Rea re nen) tar till their rifles are empty, till their TACKS | roel Pi é sown eis n have died from disn- jca’s outlay for Ita own war purposes, Bituminous 42,360 43.650 | Canada or to the maritime provinces, einen Pe on Fe S eirics by the Governm *t. | bayonets are useless, then go to the to line Ritchen counters a in the eivielan nh pet, [exclusive of more than $600,00,000 for | 4. =| The order follows closely along the Operations of the so-called wagun- AUC" Oe aa oe tantry, are| enemy with their flats, wnd knives and] sources per 1 y Tew | ordinary Governmentat-exponses. $277,000,000; In September to $89,-|IInes of tho American closing order dealers wh m thet coal direct | Gorsmaking Taste nic On the march to the trenches or ! poons for the grub. Now] thus be scen na health 7 ; ‘ 000,000, Hy October the monthly out-{and grants virtually the samo ex- from the whol rs yarde and sell | ti! mac an ® oe Rese fap back: from. ial Wocih ahve ware te y Hele . and } ars ™ ated be nt f view division stands he war's toll in money is incroas-|ay had reached $462,000,000; Novem- | emptions, to the cellar dealers. Thess latter! bbe ts aan Sranch of the |2't 8iven opportunity to exercise walters are the boya who wore “ub I Goint ¢ nl ou LIEGE, the FANS OF ogo th8H; $100.4 her $51,000,000; December $611,000,000,} It also 1s provided that durinig the mall de: knpendant in th ar jes a r skill. A house frame ts thrown up on SeMt without leave’ or who brought etated br fe oa ry Hi 000 © month, and Indleations are t and Jast month it was $715,000,000, In| months of Fobruary and March all wagon dealers exclusive Luse of Sy rtanee vooldh pute pad, with window spacea in the Punishment upon themselves for In-| ing. 16 Uvatty | the two remaining months of the Na-|{2® first five daya of this month the | Rolf, yacht, . hunt and coustry their lack of hauling equipment 3 coity aus. | Ott second and third floors, Itis the the dishes, while the Netty e TO | tion's firat hat vernment has spent $150,000,000, clubs must be closed oxcept on The wholesalers have discovered {OOF ACUINNT ft tsion tos | § f the enemy “over there" to around and smoke, listen en a. HegUE WOW hat ema ek sheer eaeeneae These big sums did not include the | Wednesdays and Saturdays, that many cons q pond ee ene See mornihe che | mbs into windows as they &f Phonograph oF vant Wid no} run ite war to nearly #10,000,000, | allied loans. They have averaged | For the prese heatless Mondays by them to t days At sace, ibut ait in o the house might ¢ BON ee ci mil at nfan 1, of whieh $5,000,000,000 will be for] $150,000,000 a month from the time the | aro ordered only for th atres and ply the cellar Fen DOTA IE gain made it So the boys are Regim if had tars Allied loans and about the samt {United States entered the common | other p of amusement, They Aectngg septs "whistling o of ranriadle, Awa lot asad ne cee il ea unt for the army, navy, whip: |tieht against Germany |muat remain closed every Monday enter the re 7 : r work did bombs t# a sport they! {len trene there ts a LING, ROME Sno) SENSE WAS BR rie Army, Navy and Shipping |from Feb. 18 to March 2 loads to the , Free lage arly every boy in the | Dymmeated ’ pee This of course Lus milltated much These figures, compiled to-day Board alone have dipped into the a iT holldey he barra A de na ta hele Against {ty training, in spite 0) he latest jo Treas + anna a y n ‘ nn quickly learns the science s and 1 ore abe ast as Medel aie . Ru how that although the per cent. of the nation’s fighting Mar deate i : See sat 1 domi Baronsiiby L with'|! Gannon aa? Lath) jeguatees. exper ‘tures are running | funds enominated by Legisiative Asseme is m managed to Ket f fully equipped. tor wtextd) “We have @ sufficient quantity [Into totula never before dreamed of.) ‘Two-thirda of the $3.000,000,000 ox- ioaplaliate Vets: far Di Hee 5 , pene Tee f ement weather ha t fuog| Of mach guns on hor they are below official mater] pense:for. war purnowentn Sha tent:tan |. ALIANT Willing, Nettlage é , H th: dnc be iat 1 | oughly train the fourteen machine |made ¢ tn war nee War) mont) n, Republi rf . verge of & ‘ : Ret pract but may, CAL " ny : | Aesth : nga | months has been for the army, and |? pu Acuse, WAH e~ vf st * arms eve: uniform has had bh mate &. 1 . York reap. | WAN declare pri 6, and the fycal the entire military establishment, ,jnominated a mer f tho State rs MELTING POT LEAVES THE) ,.....°\, nae DIY) py commands Company ¢ xcel- | sear for which extimates were made ny. aatanlinimente, UDI te fori temmn focony i ‘ik. butts. ‘The machine 2 hats to dast Dee. 1, the latest date on | : Aap “KICKERS! WITHOUT KIN ce a wetting «oud NEW YORK MAY BE PROUD OF ot | did not be until J 1, IVINAIM= | which: precisa;iimures for Movernment| eit ial to-day. eon ; " } # have mad aut t a aaniiene ot THESE is in feult to compare precisely the actual! department exponditures were avait. | Uf fe ® a Joint session agor fadnthe bs ’ F whien s i t 7 nt exponditures wera avall-| of | Se nr marrow nthe world The «and tle by war cost with the fivcal year est agate coal from " « He service which 15) A is oasentially a N 6 tt nd UMaine 3 able, the expense of the army—nunl- in Giaimak sean: Vor cxnn Metropolitan 1 They of material, hae cannon, enough! Grodnel eed, Gok, Jormnon, who | training | mates tlona, supplies, training camps, sole | Want 4/068, tone) wane A614 bre to ‘ them with the use of commands the division as well as the] are Most of the war expenses have | diers' pay, ordnance and the cost of | 3 O58 vee b 0 Swing sinide A ° their weapons until they are more|cintonment and everything in it and] THE tll ayes ie been incurred since J 1, i beaver |running the vast machinery was |! 29 4s Against 952 on ty Seotch cap toon th : ho has put thirty-six years tn iovec urin and the total outlay since then has | $1,490,0u0,000, jaunty h cape fully supplied who has put thir i i last ri on Feb. 1. heads, and they come to attention and ¥ [Regular Army ino all p ft wien | SHEEN OF? Toon $6,500,000,000, in a Hitt then it ts estimated noarly sane day in! ponte iike regulars, Five months ago|CAMP'S WONDERFUL RECORD) Worl, wis bord ih ¥ apie, jie than seven months, a8 compare 4,000 thas been wxpenided for th the y of them had never han-| FOR SANITATION, farted ai } |HOME FIRES KEPT BOING extimates of $19,431,000,000 for Than, $2,000,000,000, “The Warl | oll | died a riffle, Five months ago, and for) Gen, Johnson ix proud of the sanita:| Clty of Chur sand © wea | entire year Department's estimated expenditures ruled that apart nearly two months thereafter, they'| ti ce tie catia and oF itn heat? at Ifeut, ‘ ut antins Rou IT N Two factors aro held sinly ar ak hors ending. pet J une 3 dwellings should be first St siouched from ail walks of life in New | generally 000 tien Who Naval chicas whosa reximnent ! w BY FREEPORT SAMA A sponsible for thie nee, ¢ but ortiginls, now teat. < in “that ot saprtot which ale York i ar lines, in citizens'| passed in and out of the camp since|!n Franc Lieut, H p clals of the War, Na na other actual expenditures will not reach bry Moe MG eTEPA RAIA. tects hes, with axes and bundles|its incept there hi been only| Camp Upton & TO a rrreat of {-] partments figured liberally on FOUR e 8 Bon OF Paraben mors that beca f the { and bags, some with smiles and some| thirty « from disease, ‘The base) harracks, with All. the expenditures originally, to allow a]. The naval establishment has had wagon dealers the not he with soowls. hospital, which 3 an area of{accommodations of a bis margin of financial In addi-| cording to unoMolal computations on Tesponsible for Ine! ° el in In heterogenous mass they were/about twenty acres, has no superior) Capt. J $. Richardson, Int tion, production of ships and war sug » basis of Treasury figures. Up to Pg tae than tial. herded on trains and landed at Camp]in point quipmont and medical) fence OMticer at Division Hoadawar. here, | Plies haa failed to develop as rapidly + tha I outlay was $513, Mrs. Helon Ingram, Superi Upton the rawest of recruits, @ part| attendance in Now York, Just now ttl {s ¢ noldier wapAper W 1 hod been planned Re AEE OOL DOE tae. nean aa of Relief of the Association of Uncle Sam's National Army. Five] accommodates in the neighborhood of| and war ¢ ( 1 in | EXPENSES LIKELY TO INCREAGE| etn naval fAghting forces new | Mi ce eee proving tie Condition of t vvonthe in the melting pot of & can-11,000 patienta and the forty warde|ardeon is Proaident En FASTER IN FUTURE. Neieuptlany and ULaMe ainera nie that yen tonment have romoved the “kinks' shelter 1,500 in all PEArae ORST at Fee had 4 | Oetolalp. poln OME Aiae SAY AN DI woe iar eatin tes emall conals al from the “kickers” and developed the} The med officers number 180, | in Wren einai i" * ¥ gor ' ed i onracts for t ! i nitice lam re 1 7 Fox ors ee eee cee ae i more. an | a sade at fa ee eo par Gomsastan oa ears Tall warice rom 1 to {soldiers of tho National Army women ae All the runways are|t ex H The well filled F ort | WAticipated cé ’ | Gov ne DINE progr ia ica a Mrs, Ingram that in the tene sot} Of what has been accomplished | cc 1, nore na, Ghande t t of | Government borrowings on ois hurem [nthe 00,000, ut the poor RVD Was Wr by! down here in the conversion of @ \ king @ patient in| Nearly every ormanizatiy “ pinertar, 14 Hiewe,. PRIA Loy sour ned by probably twice the = he col f t }quota of regular officers, Tw \ t fifths of the war's cost, and taxation i . Sr te wilderness into a city of barracks and | tle p) ‘ val from ward to| tak regu . t of and as shipa « Jo fy “From the Hronx eine rey ond biggest city on Long Ialand,| chon and tie hea, the light, the baths | me 8) pep, for the a Y s sat, receipts for & ener hl eee dlest He ett t hail Hawn was correcting ad- day that more than 400 ahariment yanking next to Brooklyn—much has}and other r would | reeiment Ip to Pe oan sta Tha lean FAO —_ vance proofs in 1826 of his Fuel Admin Ali n written, ‘To thoroughly appre-|make York apartment | pre tort . i: eT ARaEN great worke 4 Dictionary were but 1 ate all that has been done a per- | dwe kw y in those heat-| petition with it Tee A Jtrom the pocket ‘ whole} onal Inspection Is necessary caw days, 0 gis tacking| col, Wihlam: T zk NOS u will not have 1 5 of the English Language aren te 5.00 0 san ot ana! Mother's darling wasn't cuddled |in the hos Oks, papers and | commander 4 0 Ne |e t ki in| SAMAR Sensible Economy ———__e—€9 3 mowly ay 1 oe ' Teen ae mM snare Ue to ea beanies : Baten $0, it} his father was a al r \ Bt oe ationti \ 1 you look for econ- y the 4a ut {er Cudgelled fhe couldn't hold his own.| you have any to spare, ship them to] War. His ¢ SSR Gp it . ny who the apart tuution From the start Camp Upton has been | the np ae "Tl from West Point, where ‘ which will begin omy and quality in a Yort tha \ no place for a mollycoddle, But the] The X-R artment. or J ward an instructor, wis ¥ « av] tho Neat War Tax condiment, your search apa user OY OWNET Hovy have had most excellent carelover by Capt. J. RV Wolte Pees ten ste perved tn On , $ - How Ameren | SCUAIY lane mi naturally lead to ‘f j from the standpoints of health, mo-| the 1 well Known practitioner |in Cuba and f : ner . Jher astride in oer julden's. ; me + rality and diseipli The lite has| of { ctitloner | campaigns 1 the Pi ‘ ¢ ' | ically by ¢ i - ’ LINCOLN’S arth ti their mothers and fathers and sisters | ern Yow You can a Put his mon think th bi , us GETTYSBURG SPEECH ehecumont Lslise SOY and brothers be proud of them, their ‘ and just took | commander In) the can cher | : : ved fouse MUSTARD SET (ah of Ry a Cay" 8 te aa von ts | Neate eta or bre Aca , i pital, — | the St t ' ‘ ‘ of nature's purest sw atalinoa t al military training nyaiescente there tw a big | Prune favorito = AB x materials.” All te MS CONSTRUCTION OF OPPOSING| Yoon 1a fine open moss | THEY'RE DIFFERENT MEN IN aim tren grocers and deli i Ney BRIGADE TRENCHES BEGUN, | ji: ioe ihe : ad deli- gland by water in ; Neat : 1 ad beans and CAMP UPTON Nov Le hit twenty four hours This | Mies iia la n bei APrednt u Nt nes and um The hve n ' " : sell in Amerise & dard (War Information Edition) decrease from the dy imes. ast no be n three immense |certa or 4 rae opalar Since 1867 me Ing off being duc to edges 16 camp ae had 1 bolled Tan f n? { New i 4 ' i M Twenty-Five Cents ons. tucted a opp fe ‘D men of ¢ t " a ‘ ‘ pabentre pach’ they Sark sclmaena ote p ‘ By Mail 35¢ : mp Ps re Alantic v wn Lurop July $208, Augus , i * on \