The evening world. Newspaper, February 18, 1918, Page 9

SIXNEW ENGLAND REGIMENTS MOVE TO SPARTANBURG — Skeleton Organizations From Camp Greene to Fill Ranks at Wadsworth. {Special to The Evening World) CAMP WADSWORTH, SPAR- TANBURG, Feb, 18.—The Fifth Rogiment of Pioneer Infantry (for- merly the 8th Massachusetts), Col William H. Perry commanding, has; reached Camp Wadsworth from| Camp Greene, at Charlotte, N, C,! Five other regiments of the New) England National Guard fron: the @ame camp will reach here this after- moon and to-morrow. There regi- ments were skeletonized some time! ago in order to fill other regiments, as was done with seven of the York regiments. They now have a} total strength of only about 2,500) officers and nen, but will be recruited to full strength here. ‘The under- | standing is that the recruits will be | draft men from the States from which the regiments come, though there is no official announcement as to this. The regiments, besides the 5th Pioneer Infantry, are; 3d Pioneer In- fantry, formerly the 5th Massaciu- setts; 4th Pioneer Infantry, formerly the 6th Massachusetts; the 56th Pio- neer Infantry, formerly the 1st Maine Heavy Artillery; the 57th Pioneer Infantry, formerly the First Vermont | Infantry, and the 58th Pioncor In- | fantry, formerly the First Connectt- cut Infantry. They are to be under command of Brig. Gen. Guy Carleton, command- | ing the Provisional Depot for Corps | and Army troops. The six new regi- ments gives him thirteen infantry regiments and three battalions of anti-aircraft gunners. It is becoming apparent that the statement made | some weeks ago that by midsummer Camp Wadsworth would have from 60,000 to 80,000 population was based upon accurate information. The sick rate in camp continues to | decrease, a better showing being | made each week. The weekly report to-day shows 28.3 non-effectives per thousand, against 28.9 per thousand. There has been only one death in Curtiss of the 105th In- fantry, Was the host at a dinner at the Country Club his fellow alumni jege on duty here, It | y informal affair, There @re thirty-two Williams men in Camp Wadsworth and twenty-two | were present, the others being de- | tained by their military duties. Mr. | Edgar, of the class of 1888, who Is spending some weeks in Spartanburg, was also present, and read portions of an interesting letter from his son, Lieut, Edgar, also a Williams gradu- ate, who is with the American Ex- peditionary forces in France. | These promotions have been made Capt. William Edward Lane jr. 102d Enginteers, to be major; First Lieut George H. Storm, Ammunition Train, to be cap’ Sergt, Robert Cookin Munroe, Co. H. 107th Infantry, to be second lieutenant, and Sergt. Walter n Horsburgh, Co. © 106th Infantry, to be second lieuten- ant, and will remain with that regi- ment Major L. A. Salisbury, 106th In- fantry, has been granted leave of ab- sence for fifteen days and left to-day for his home in tabs w Ye Spartanburg was a pur WIFE, LOYAL TO SNITKIN, | BLAMES JUSTICE'S BROTHER Declares She Believes Indicted Man Innocent of Charges of Draft ( onspiracy Declaring her absolute co inthe innocence of her h Municipal Court Justice 1 nard A | BSnitkin, Indicted in Indianapol Bat urday on a charge of racy t obatruct the United St. ta roll e m Snitkin, his his arr hock to me | word sh verul was ated in the sale of | AHApOLIa reels that he lint exemptions to ind rants |) SELECTIVE DRAFT | NUMBERS 1918 World |, Almanac | | (War Informat on Edit.on) Twenty-Five Cents || By Mail 35c Where quantities last, goods advertised 0 papers fer to-day (Monday) will ‘sino’ be same lees for tomorrow Our Mid-Winter is offered at a special price. 50 Extension Tables, of oak; feet, M). Lockhart says: ‘‘There | are a few spots of earth where weeds will now grow. The human life, unless rightly cultivated, will also grow more tares and tears than smiles and sunshine.” $2.25 Dress Goods All-wool serge; 48 and 50 inches wide; black and colors; $4 12% yard, 50c Wash Goods, yd., 25c “Spring Maid" Marquisettes, light blue, old rose, Nile green; an’ ideal fabric for party dresses, waists, etc. 34 to 35 inches wide, Baby’s $5 Winter Coats at $2.50 As @ matter of fact, many coats are worth up to $7.50 each. The quantity is limited Sizes 2 to § ye Come earl warn you CA. L. Women’s and Misses’ Brushed Wool Scarfs Purple or rose; reduced mm: ried 25 from 50¢ to. Brushed Wool Capa — purple or rose; to match above | scart; reduced from 50c to 25c Women’s and Misses’ “Odd” Sweaters Reduced from $9 +4 fo. $1 Dress Trimmings, Yard, 50 Silk embroidered band on nets and ornamental trimmings in Oriental colorings, 50¢ yard $1 Quadruple- Plated Ware, 50c _ Sugar Bowls, Cream Pitchers and Cheese Dishes, in the hammered sil- ver design Ge “Mustard Jars, Bonbon Dishes and Sauce Dishes | abs 25c | Women’s 25¢ Hose, Pair, 12! Fast black cotton hose, with double garter tops, heels, soles and (slightly imperfe: All sizes. Here's My ‘+ Price Sale of Wall Papers You'll find this the ror opportunity of the season to buy Wall Papers of all kinds. The prices, | assure you, you will not be able to duplicate later 9 Boarsom Papers 1 roll Are 15e Two-Tone Gilt Paper: 1 roll een yr 30c Printed Oatmeal Papers rol m4 15c 50c Grass Cloth Effect and ¢ Tiffany Blends—roll 25c Please note that these papers will be sold with matched border only Filled books Sunday's nino be oftered at (Tuesday ) regularly $11.50; sale $7.75 Handsome, substantially made tables the top is 40 inches in diam- eter; has a large pillar with four Colonial | fortable; upholstered in genuine Span- THE EVENING WORLD, MONDAY, FEBRUARY 18, 1918. Buying Public and My Sale If you spend 25 cents you get 50 cents’ worth—that’s “FIFTY-FIFTY.” to $6; sale at $4.50 ish leather 69¢ Set for. | Pink, toes | will doubtless be | Food Lice WA BEAN of" 3-Piece Embroid- Set 34c Mr. Lockhart says: cred Towel blue, | from 2! » to 7 in the lot. from which you can take your choice tomorrow at turned leather soles. American quartered oak arm rockers; Remember, during this sale every line of furniture is specially priced. 39¢ yd. White Union Linen Striped Corded Lawns, yard Mr. Lockhart says: “Many men wish they had cattle u Lazy men soon tire, and the cattle starve and the hills finished large, roomy and com- Mr. Lockhart says: “‘One of the greatest blessings bestowed on our free-born people is the fact they can be self-supporting, if they will.” Decorative Pieces $2 Values (Some Even Higher) at, Each, $ An importer’s odd lot comprising 1,148 pieces. RENAISSANCE TABLE COVERS RENAISSANCE CENTERPIECES RENAISSANCE SCARFS Great variety of styles for your choice. If you want our Dollar goods in the advertised lots, they are fifty cents. Two dollar goods are half price—only cost one dollar tomorrow. #50 here it’s like spending a hundred in other stores. space extending an argument—any school child can understand knows this is the place to trade, so get your hat on in time to get first choice. REENHUT’S. "THE BIG STORE” Sinai n a thousand hills. become barren.”’ Furniture Sale Grows More Interesting and More Successful Daily This is the annual event—the big sale during which every piece of furniture in the entire department The economies range from 10 to 50 Per Cent. And your average saving is 20 per cent. Here are two values which we print just by way of example of the economies offered during this event: | 50 Arm Rockers, regularly Mr. Lockhart says: sale bit’ 1 am draperies Mr. Lockhart says: the land of the living, and must ‘do our or we should not claim the right to occupy space in this busy world.” Upholsteries giving excellent v values that you can't match $2.65 Yard Sunfast Armure wide, in a variety of colorings 95 is Ready-Made Fancy Pillow Slips lee Seen finished cor use; rs; each . ones “Everybody should avoid the whirlpool of high prices, their cold currents will puri a The If you spend Why should I waste Every reader \-Price Day Brings You Wonderful Bargains in Carpets & Rugs Lockhart ts in earnest here. Axminster Runners—in Ocienta! color- $ nd designs; size 36x15; sale 5 Velvet Rugs He oflers “11” ; s] AS “We are staying in size 27x52; here —yes, indeed ywhere else in New York used for curtains, portieres, and furniture cover ; 50 inches ag yard made of velour and shiver in the spine o/ your pocketbook.” 19¢ h Nothing is more unbecoming to the value of life than to put gasoline on a heared siove.”” Women’s 52: Satin Evening Slippers /1i;, $1.25 Exquisite slippers of fine quality slipper satin, with hand- Covered Cuban and Cuban Lvuis heels Nile green, canary, lavender and red picked up at half price. Mr. Lockhart says: selleth up anocher, such changes superiority.” 550 Marabout Capes & Muffs | “Don't disregard this offering, wear of this quality, and in the height of style, is not « However, this is my Mill-Fid > and you are the gainer if you come to Greenhut's.” “Politics do $9.75 warns Lockhart Go0s42 4 ne OC Al FORNIA RIPE Del Monts aa ANT 2x0 Green Trading Stamps as Usual, tal QUELS long as the goods OLIVES | DAVE Sperry’ Gold Stamps Are Redeemable for §: Ask for Them. Telephone Ct All siz utleth one down and | , not establish a man’s | trimmed with colored beads; | fitted mirror enclosed ors are black, navy and purple. VY, Price Sale of Groceri ies We will fill mail and telephone orders as cannot guarantee to fill all mail and telephone orders, for many snapped up before 10 A. M Double gl Women’s & Misses’ $2.50 Smocks at Half Price, | Price Day, and | of value. V4 Price Sale of Galatea, in a variery of pretty (TWO AS PICTURED) effectively trimmed, with contrast ing colors on collars, cuffs; also all white; some are pret tily smocked with contrasting colors. Sizes from 34 to 44 hich bust. one 10 @ customer.” 8] Silk Beaded Bags at 50¢ . You see, I cut the price right | in half to celebrate original valuation these bags are remarkable from the standpo They are made | Faille Silk, with pannier handle, lined with figured $25 Every woman should possess at snd belts. least one of these serviceable and very pretty smocks, you the truth,’ I say that the sale price at which you an obtain them tomorrow is con- iderably less than the cost of manu- ‘) am says Lockhart, eiling “when re. They are made of white styles All are rockers and Only full of trouble my Half- even at their | int ot sateen and > col- The These skirts are in looking styles, buttoning down the front; parch pockets Quantity limited. Barly selection is advised. Mr. boat, the water is deep and cold; you wiil quickly get out of breath unless you area good swimmer.” Tomorrow in My \4-Price Sale l Offer 62 Overcoat Sizes for Men and Young Men $10 overcoats in popular neat mixtures, 48 chest measure only Mr. Lockhart says: 7 $2 White Lingerie Blouses, at . $3 Radium Trimmed Crepe de Chine Waists, $150 ——My Lockhart “Mill-End” Sale /2-Price Day— “Fifty-Fifty” Tororrow With the Mr. Lockhart says: proves real worth, and not “Sustained promotion in life political pull.” $5000 Worth of Solid-Gold and Diamond- Set Jewelry At ¥% Regular Prices I have arranged a Jewelry Sale for tomorrow that will set a new record for bargains C. A. LOCKHART. ixquisite Rings, Brooches, Lavallieres, Scarf Pins, Bracelets Every piece solid gold, set with diamonds or other precious stones. Every piece from our regular stocks. Tomorrow, and tomorrow only! Our Prices Will Be |, $8 Solid Gold Rings—ser diamond chip in real onyx $16 Solid Gold Signet Rings — green, gold, : plain; set with $ Sismond 8 $10 Solid id Rings ser tourmalin da diamond; at $10 Solid Gold Japanese Signet Rings —antique finish; ser with dia- $ mond 5 $70 Fancy Diamond Rings all for women; set with| © diamonds,’ in $ platinum & gold; at 35) $100 Diamond Gy pay | Rings—set with choice a Sine Fe es diamonds: at $170 Diamond Hoop Rings—ser with 3 diamonds; he mounting is 14+kr solid gold, prongs; at $15 Solid Gold and Diamond Brooches scroll design, set with $7 50 baroque pearls and a diamond, at $16 Solid Gold | and Diamond Brooches handsome 4 piece Se de- tured pearl an 58 sign, watt cul two diamonds, $38 Solid Gold and Platinum Circle Brooches — set with 8 real pearls $ 18 and 4 Montana sapphires; at Juniors’ $2 White Galatea Skirts at sizes from 13 to 19 years, Easily laundered Only one to a customer. Lockhart says: “Don't rock At Only 62 garments. 4 Price Sales OC. A, Lockhar { have ol dainty blouses and arranged them in two ba groups able to buy with $5 with platinum 585 | e Good- Sizes 34 to “We are told our days will be bur.” he adds, “they are quile full of trouble of our un making.” Astonishing Women’s BIOUSES oon cons coe ur me gathered hundreds Just think of being _ $100 Every piece artistic in design. Off the Regular Quotations vith a8 4 | $25 Kea! Shell Cameo srooches—set in solid gold moun ind $ 1 a e $30 Diamond Laval- lieres—set with 3 dia- monds in baat set ings; u 15 $16 Diamond Laval- eres — dainty de- sign; set with 58 3 diamonds. $7 Solid Gold Scarf Pins—-choice of many designs, set with dia- $9.50 monds; at. $40 Solia Gold oly t whe s dia- monds; engraved design; 20 at $250 Platinum and Diamond Bracelete— exquisite design; set with 27 ay 125 diamonds, at | Mr. Lockhart says:—‘'My Mill-End Sale does a great deal more than make hearts. happy; it eases the burden of the high-cosi-of-living.” A Wonderful Lot of Em broideries at 14 Price Right at the beginning of the Spring season, when so many women are thinking of buying Embroideries and Insertions, I announce this wonderful offer- ing of a surplus lot of exquisite goods purchased under price from one of New York's biggest importers. Newest and daint- iest patterns, 1 to 10 inches wide, 10¢ Quality—yard........ 20¢ Quality—-yard 30c Quality—yard. the of 4 Price Sale of Undermuslins Nainsook, some trimmed with neat embroidery edgings; others of lace with baby ribbon. Odd sizes and styles; regularly 59¢; at 29¢, Women's 5%¢ Boudolr Caps—Crepe de Chine, crimmed with dainty lace edging; at 29e have cae “ The Houses on Sale at ¥ ; : China ae mM pucee core ‘1 Notable Half-Price Day ‘ | are made of sheer white voile. One as pictured is elaborately embroidered ad Bargains that housekeepers | and tucked, front plait shoulders, sleeves und cuffs are joined with bead- Offerings in will revel in. Money-saving op- tS large collar J with lace Hi uly one : of several styles for your | | choice at this e. Siz wo tme porunities that are rare during | = ae : $1.50 Housewares these daye of high price The $3 Silk Blousen on Sale at 1 F White and | y wonderful values, They are! Lockhart has a soft spot in his $4.25 Game Sete 13 picces, in a | daintily devel e ine, elaborately trimmed with |). ae most attractive decoration ‘9 13 | insertings of ra limited in this particular style, | beart for those who keep house. Tuesday's price 1.95 Individual Breakfast Sets of mwo dainty decorar Tuesday's price Lamp Shades at !4 Price Stamps Until 12 0 Clock sizes to 42 Irrespecti fess than im | Single Bae Stan x There early selection. one thing sur tin this sale of you are paying jouses tomorrow. Silk Remnants at 4 Price fier Singl He can't begin to tell of the ex- cellent savings that can be et- | fected in this division of the Big Store. However, here ate four of them: The hest offering he: an ekes! Mr, Lockhart says; * Nearly everybody has found out}! §1.25 Moulton Wall Clothes Dryer-~ ceptional lot of silk shades, 10 1 | by experience in this big country that it pays to buy| has 10 removable arns, very 63 inches; assorted sizes au goods in my sale.” easy to keep clean; at c et riskt ph: ne ig e " a prices $17 up te $14.80 : Thousand remi this great sale tomorrow, De-| St sith fn Abvorptize Bie’ Meter prices for tomor- B8e 0 °7 sirable lengths for waists, skirts and dresses—an opportunity, '" long polished handle, 50c C to | you cannot afford to mi _ 4 Triangle Oil M Decorated J ker 5 Remnants of $1.50 Silk Nov: nts of $1 Bengaline sith, | 75° Wierd Triangle ae 38c regularly Messalines, red i silk Mixed Pongee, Velvets, Vel- : ae tomorrow Printed Crepes, Chiffons, ym vetvens and Corduroys; 25¢ Bottle Wizard Furniture at ele.; yard ioc yard 50c and Floor Polish— 13¢ h of Merchandise in Any Departmeni, or for in Gash at the Zag Off tampa All Dee