The evening world. Newspaper, February 14, 1918, Page 6

NOVEL HOSPITAL ATSPARTANBURG, RED CROSS nA = rma] wealaedlliancaes Will Be for Convalescent Sol-| diers Only, and Work Is to Begin Soon. (pedal to The Evening We CAMP WAD# WORTH, SPANTAS- | BURG, Fe. 14—The Amercan Kei | Cross will eroct a large building in Camp Wadsworth for the beneit of convalescent ooldiers, It will be 100 by 100 feat, two stirinn in hrieht, und be eaulpped with lounge parlors, mun Darlore and broad piazzas. The ev ond oor will bo a large wuditor!um, with a stage writable for entertatn- mente, lectures, otc. li is wald the It's What You Get Not What You Pay That Counts You'll want ¢ Cn) new Spring 4d marked at than wholesal inatiding will Col. Franklin Fifth Avenue, Pony Jacket Suit As illustrated Of Navy Blue Tricotine with tan tussah Eton collar and vest. 59.50 Girls’ and Juniors’ Tatu aratty ' z . Usiveralty of Léip-\g @Mien America Guards on pitals in this country ts to begin noon. beard trimmed rather closely mye Ago and this ' rt that he A Store of Individual Shops Girls’ Spring Dresses Juniors’ Spring Dresses thelr arrival ’ be THE EVENING WORLD, THURSDAY, FEBRUARY 14, 1918. =e “OVER HERE,” by Walt McDougall Liq HomOPTAL You SOMETHIN INFANTICY. PAL be unique among bos-|of a New York sowspaper yesterday Construction | ceived a t sking for photo erapis of € ut minus Simon & Co, 37th and 38th Sts. Distinctively New Fashions MISSES’ SUITS, COATS axn DRESSES Sizes 14 to 20 years Misses’ Suit Shop | DD asiinake new notes of Spring Suits are Eton, Pony, box or bolero jackets, also longer length coats with collar tapering to wai length of coat Other Suits with two or three tier peplum coats, also with smartly tailored vestee or waistcoat. | Suits are straightline, loose paneled or tunic. Skirts of 29.50 to 195.00 Misses’ Coat Shop EW Spring Coats give prominence to the lengths, they are in hip, knee, seven-cighth to full length, loose or belted styles. Street, Dress or Sport Coats are of various new silk or wool fabrics, with shawl collars, belt or sash tis and deep, roomy pockets. 29.50 to 98.50 Misses’ Dress Shop PRING Dresses, of wool scrim, serge, Poiret twill, ine, wool challis or wool Jersey, are of a tail- ored simplicity or brightened by plain or figured silks, Baronet satin in beautiful shades, also plaid or silk gingham, are new dress fabrics that gained instant favor. Other models are of Georgette, taffeta sill, foulard, chiffon or sill crepe de chine. 18.50 to 98.50 Coat Shop—siros 6 to 17 years Among the exclusive new Spring models are custom-tallored coats A military coat with inverted pleated back is of khaki color. Cther belted and pocketed models are of tweeds, covert, worsted checks or men's wear serge. 14.50 to 59.50 Girls’ and Juniors’ Dress Shop—sises 6 to 17 yoars Girls’ and Juhiors’ new mode! Spring dresses are of taffeta silk, silk chiffon, crepe meteor, foulard or silk gingham, plain colors, plaids or checks, Washable dresses are of chambray, French or ramie linen, pique, Hawaiian cloth, gingham, dimity, cotton voile, batiste or net. Also men’s wear serge dresses 4.75 to 39.50 9.75 to 45.00 harap A i Ye TELLIN’ YA. CLARENCE ay ip VAKEEP A RUNNIN’ TO THE BE KETC! GAIUS Lit line or extending full ‘4 heard. ‘The ndent was Cormiius Vanderbilt bad hie] ried, tHe hurr out to camp, t Y p « a few] took at the ( 1, and was mo: age st , | lage several miles away and soldiers may have lod to] puzzled than ever. Late last nieht| are not pe ermitted to Sater or pass an shave.|he wired the paper: “Col. Vander- | through t! There have Been ne 1 bM had not d up to the time] no contag Camp for some time, and not a wing! is| Geath in the past two weeks | cons isLaND BOY KILLED AT TEXAS AERO CAMP. | Texas, It of fatal | camps Mi. Porter declared to-day that hie won had been eager to see active ser vice in the war He started training in October and bis organization was sent to the Texas field, Young Porter tn | wrote enthusiastic: the feld He ex France about March | First Lieut. J. L. Wray, a Canadian, who lived in Los Angeles, was killed in |the same accident as Portor. ‘Their \machine plunged from a lofty height and almogt buried line buried itself in the sod. was the latest in a fong lst accidents at aero training his letters home | ! MRS, WHITMAN TO REVIEW Will Be Firs t Wi | Officer of Military Organiza- | tion Here. | Mra, Charles 8 Whitman, wite o ‘tho Governor, will review the 13th Coast | Artillery Corps at ite armory, Sumner, and Jefferson Street, Brooklyn, to-mor- row evening—the first woman here to be the official reviewing oMcer of @ mill- \tary organization. ‘The event bas been arranged for the \benent of the ited Cross and an admis- sion will be charged. As her staif, Aire. Whitman will have the wives of offic now tn active serv! Hed Cross nurses w Drills by a company of nurses and ew. formerly with the ib hold @ recep- man at the end of the Drogramine, PAYS $3 FOR OR SLAP AT “CON.” Mima, | ductorette Threatened wenger Says; Conrt Won't 1 n. * Floming, a conductoratte of No. tol! Magi Brooklyn, to stand inside the car In- stead of In the vestibule, he slapped her face, She then called a policeman and had him arreated on a change of disor- erly conduct, the court was that ve him Into ed #he wuld you one in to 8h prote reward that ho slapping, Madgiatrate Ni as sufficient excise and fined Singer $° connate New England May Keep Up Heat- less Monday BOSTON, Feb. 14.¥' hor heatless Mondays would be continued in New {wngland after tho Federal order which put tham Into effect had been rescinded lwan eapected to be settled at a con-| lterence of State Fuel Administrators hero to-day, Statemonts that there was little improvement in the coal |situation tn’ this section, lod \o @ pro- diction by some officials that the holl- continued for several days might be by the ¥ | War Work ¢ 26th Stre men not of draft age can be used. the Standard O11 Company, herst ly of the work at|C. ed to leave for|the former was appointed Secretary of a spec were present are: | | | | | Son of Patchogue Jeweller Latest | = Victim in Series of Fatal gram had just been recetved asking Training Accidents. Jirectors immediately for the R. A. Porter, a jewellor of Patchogue,| French J L. J. was notified to-day of the death| ene td yeste of: his non, Cadet Fiyer Re Portor . : twenty-one, in a plane fall at) t!* ed Hicks Flying Field, © Fort, Worth, |Mmen who will assist the ¥, M. * ' »——V3TH COAST ARTILLERY | man Reviewin, Sh w WANTED FOR GAMPS ‘Physical foo Additional Directors} and College Men Will Aid Y. M. C. A \ movement ntarted | MG has just been | A. to obtain 400 ad-/ arn for 1 direct army here and in France, announce) that 800 have been placed, including 100 in France, and a cabic » of No, 124 Fast In these men trom ¥ college athletes Only among fort Herbert L. Pratt, Vice President of raduate, presided at the m ng. “ Booth represented Princeton, o ial committee to assist in the) Others who will serve and John L. Kemierer, Harold I, Pratt and W. B. Kimbail,| nting Amherst; 8. B. Th Wyckoff and } work, repres Yale: Walter C. "72 AUTOMOBILES BURNED Tt was an Am-|* ‘ical supply depot, and tertified th livered $200 worth Your MEN Loon LIKE SCARECROW Ss! CANT OU SEE THE “QORIMES IN THEIRS. UNIFORMS ? “Gost! HNO (Ck CAPITA l A BRICK LAYER t GALLS TONGUE BECOMES COATED IF GONSTIPATED | 1f cross, bilious, sick, feverish, or full of cold, take no chances. “California Serup of Figs” can’t harm tender stom- ach, liver, bowels. Children love this “fruit taxative,* and nothing else cleanses the tender stomach, liver and bowels so nicely, A child Urged will not stop pl. to empty the bowels, and the result ie t ia, they become tightly clogged with waste, liver gets sluggish, stomach sours, then your little one becomes | cross, half-sick, sleep or act natural system full of cold, ha stomach-ache or diarrho Mother! See if tongue is a a teaspoonful of up of Figs,” and in a econ: od Souler _|U.S, OPENS TRIAL OF FIVE ~~" NOOUSED IN DRUG PLOT iow hours tipated waste, sour bile “4 7 roa Passes ree of the system, and you have « well, playful PS Id again. sca IN $125,000 GARAGE FIRE Two Adjoinit Government Witness Admits Par- axils of mothers give "Calitornta | Wreck | ticipating in Conspiracy to harmless; children love It, and it fever Brunswick, N. J. | Loot Supply Depot. ented act on the stomach, liver and Apeciat to ‘The Sivesing Wo of Des. Benjamin Berger |4,Ask Your druggist for a bottle of NEW BRL \ “California Syrup of Figs," whick rt Levine, | h : Abs full directions for babies, children of all ages and for grown-ups plainly henbaum ” an ine (printed on the bottle. Reware of § with being | counterfeits sold here. Get the "1 piracy to dispose of |Renuine, made by “California Fig Flames also ay 1a habit forming drugs al-|Syrup Company.” Refuse any other John’ Reng d to have been stolen from the|kind with contempt.—Advt eee ens United States Army Médioal Bupply | smmeseueemanemimmeenesessoneen, carriea no insurance Depot at Morton and Greenwich | pe a. Streets. t# Dolng held to-day before || “When Broke” call on “Uncle Ben” Judge Edwin | nal 8. Thomas in the Crimi- of Federal District Court | BENJAMIN FOX Reliable Pawabroker, rae Ave., near 14th St, BAKER AT HOUSE HEARING.) Gives Confidential Testimony Wee! At the ope of the proceedings | AL LOANS ON warding Army Appropriations, | ter bert. Elkin.) anol of the defend. | NSS WASHINGTON, M.—Seereta: and Jn. | Baker, before the » Miltary Co: indictment, vernment witness. t to him b; Attor- admitted par- | to loot the army | Jay, disc pending | beca xecutive wes- Unony was de- nfidential Assistant United St F. Walk: n the ple SUNDAY WORTD WANTS WORK MONDAY MORNING WONDERS . | er W. Murphy, Brown; | i 4 Alden §. Thur es C. Colgate, Colgate I Dartmouth; Charles H. C. Boyd Edwards, ot E Rutgers, aera HOTELS AT LONG BEACH TO HOUSE 2,000 FLYERS Contracts Probably Will Be Signed | To-Morrow for Establishment of Camp There. If present plans prevail the eur: hotela of Long Be opened for the accom 0 men of the Mine for whom th ficlent qua made yesterday and bathing pa Brown and ¢ Corps. It ta sald cor the Government = - UU. 8. Offtoer besslement, SAN FRANCISCO, Feb, 14—Lieut. Robert H. Hall of the 48th United States Infantry has been arrested on charges of riing and ember aling $7,000 in express money ordera Hall denied tho embezzlement charge and the police said he refused to dis- cuss the desertion accusation, Whe Hall was apprehended bis wife the authorities a ring valued at $100, saying, the police reported, ° wished to possess nothing purchase with stolen mo > OBITUARY NOTES. Charles Darron of the old Boston seum Company and an associate of ina win Booth and John MoCullough, dtc yesterday at his home at Roxbur Mass,, aged seventy-elght Judge Eiljah George of the Probar» ‘and Insolvency Courts of Suffolk ty, Mass, died last night at his hon tn Boston, aged sixty-eight, Dr. Antramg Ayvasian, an Armenia phystclan of No, 125 Bast 24th Stree, died yesterday in the Polyclinic Ie a With me pital, aged sixty-seven, ©. Howes of No, 121 Lexing “ t head at Bre ook stove, Aled yesterday fo Hospital, aged nitty Charles Q, Coute War and a. United makes sick skins well Maryland, apeotor for t hie hom The New Spring Fashions Smartly Styled Frocks and Suits for Women and Misses The Values Are Most Extraordinary | SMARTLY TAILORED F ROCKS of Tricotine, Wool Jersey and Men's Wear Serge. EMBROIDERED AND BEAD TRIMMED FROCKS of Crene Georgette, Sutin, Foulard, « | Crepe de Meteor and Crepe de Chine, in the } newest shades for Spring. Prices range from 15.00 © 25.00 NEW SPRING FROCKS of Cr te 1] Satin and Grape Meteor, Tailored beeches o | B Wool Jersey, Tricotine and Men's Wear Serge. If Prices range from | 30.00 © 50.00 | ‘ ’ » 5 P Women’s & Misses’. Suits gh] i NEW SPRING SUITS of Men's Wear Serge, \) TX Silvertone, Gabardine, 4 tailored and ‘demi-tailored New Frock h w Spring shades. ° f tT Prices range from Headed Georgette, $25.00 i‘ 22.50 © 65.00 Continuing Our Clearance Sale Friday and Saturday of Women’s & Misses’ Winter Coats Large Assortments; Desirable Materials, Colors & Fur Trimmings At Radically Reduced Prices FUR TRIMMED COATS, developed in the materials, colors and with fur trimmings now most in demand. Assortments and sizes and colors are unusually large. Reduced Prices are 15.00 25.00 40.00 65.00 ‘ ¥ Mia woes wt LOMmpeet suuOMEyy sat untae at ks ed wolent lncludes tne container