The evening world. Newspaper, March 11, 1918, Page 3

THE EVENING WORLD, MONDAY, MAROH 11, ' CAMP ACTIVITIES: OF THE BOYS SOON WEST FRONT MUD Men Who Have Won Fame in Contests of Civil Life WILL BE HOMELIKE Kahepedy pepes BD. MARSA Metropolitan Division, Train- ing Hard for Work, Are Anx- ious to Get Over There. (Bpecis) From 4 Stait Comamondent of ‘The bvening W CAMP UPTON, 1. L, March 11— Barraged by a sea of mud and oufiaged by a white mantle of overshadowing mist and rain the) camp for the last few days, and par- ticularly yesterday, has been Isolated. MARSHAL housands of visitors came and wer | ¢ } Soest jue ploughing their through the . sunk deep (ot (he. ol C.¥ FREODEI-Co.E. HGNTING and even flivvers Exprains THe (© SOT ING USE OF A GAS MASK — way autom army tr boggy si deserted were the midst of it If the mud In No Man's Land is any worse than at Camp Upton the boys have something in store for them But after all, they don't seem to mind it, for they have been put over the | hurdies for the last six months, and what is a little PRIVATE AS STEWART TAXING IT SEAS mud to a hardened | Liter hdd | MENDENAALL. Whispered queries and hushed con- coa, versations in which wild conjectures | |# SOG INF. re made as to the date of departu for the promised land of F ce, have inatilied an intense desire to go. papeen: PERKE co. a Sorry INF. THE “CHAMP. PEATHER- Meanwhile the drilling, bombing and attendant duties go on with the} same intensity Hundreds of rooki into camp and march are coming - BUSINESS: 1918, GENO'RYAN ORDERS See eee GT en LITARY SALUTES Wants His Men ‘Alert Soldierly Correct When They Reach France. * and | wording and says in part dition of courtesies in this division is not satisfactory, The standards of preciston, tainty officers are unsuccessful in develop- ing thelr men to salute and to carry themselves according to the stand- ards presc they are untic to at tempt te successful officers In jother and difficult work "That the importance and object ot Apecia The Krening World. SPARTANBURG, 8, C,, March 11.— In A Reneral order just issued by Major Gen. O'Ryan, he directs that special attention be paid to military salutes and m ary courtesies dur ing the remainder of the training | | cours 6. Tho order is vigorous in “The rer. | | Physical alertness are not satisfac. | tory The division commander has personally haited men whose physical bearing and manner ot saluting were unsatisfactory and in nearly every instance found such men intere: dd in thelr wo and keen to correct their shortcomings. When caused to prop erly render the lute their response | Was Most satinfactory All « functiona of the | ier in this war call for alertness, =\% and endurance, If) TO GO “OVER THERE” “ “All 69th Boys Feeling Fine, One Write Home From Front t+ 64oapeee ra * “ust y led by a top sergean’ They nen who fall to salute The common — a — —_ ire in the chrysalis stage and present reason given is the soldier had | « WEI0O5 GILLEN AND JOS. QBRIEN OF THE 4 a strange appourance as they swing not teed the offcer'a app h. € > “Re NO PRANK. $ sigh ti mwhward atop, actie looking 1 cn re a ada « re t uiring the salute is the culti- | : ‘ about and over tho vast military — PETER DURAN Galion Bhalerthene an the bart of th William Joseph n (on ft) and Joseph O'Brien of the ablishment that will be their ho OM DUTy AS AN jsoldier, In many ways it is a more Hting 69th, now the 165th Regiment, photographed at the front ‘They are the last of the men of the| classics ever composed. The com mA, RP. serious offense for the soldier to fail In France. first draft pany has a fund of about $600 and to observe the approaching off ichedathe bebe ee ent these | ‘Mey rent the piano for $3 per month than it Is to fail to salute him. ‘The The first bi equipment these) and get ten times that much pleasure Jnoldier who habitually fails to ob-| William Joxeph Gillen of the 13th.) ont to and Twill make it®up rookies get is the new trench shoe. It | out of it 7) |serve the approach of an officer,|the old 69th Regiment, writes to his! when I get back. I've got all the is ruggedly built undressed cow-| The fou rants of the auto- Whore approach he ta required by! frond, Martin Ren of New mokes 1 want, but there is one Je, and tho thick soles are studded Von Ports, Ryan lhe ney ceeuate nin Sroperiy, wilt gait | York Community Chorus, inct thing Wd like to t nd that is 1 re considered the bs | ay ae oe property Leach ey hte bs D Have & ma with hob tails. After being assigned Ee Leen" to observe the api h Motos ¢ ir " pany F. This rifle spproach of i graph of himself and Joseph glasy of beer, but f ean't get any, to barracks they are given a knife, gun in the miniature SOHN JAMAN — eve Bhowe approach he ix directed, by |of himself and Joseph O'Brien, taken| that's the trouble, Tell Packey F K 1 pounds. d while =~ order to observe ol, 2 ee 8° y ork, spoon and plate. and weighs fifteen pounds. And while | “JAMMINY THE Not Tene then oe eee ity win | somewhere in France.” The letter| 1 was asking for him and tie NEW CHAPLAIN OF 305TH ONCE) the onemy will be out of luck if they | PIPNO@ be used during the drill period each | Pada } buneh, A FOOTBALL PLAYER. get within range of this facetious q | DOUBTFUL” SENATORS day during the present week for drill “L amewriting to let you know | How centh Street gete Pho 306th Infantry bas a now sky | team of non-coms ¥ all hav _ i | | nthe a ee ees ee that fam all right and that we ting along ell Ray, t "ef pilot. Granted an extended leave by |! ce Ps pan ae ra nee or Ep i a HOLD DRY VOTE POWER | Calder of New Yc Kk Kp it yesterday | 8°° all feeling fine, LT hope you loon fellow, | was asking for Christ P. B, Church, New Brighton, | joo ‘Swift sama Tin aween [eee eater el eee ar | .U, inspecting the Brooklyn regiments,| and your folks are the same him and that 1 would like to have the Rey, Duncan Hodge Browne, Who are both fast lightweigh Iquarters Staff as Intelligence Officer Sanieaeaae | aa ceais tour stepped in among the! ow in everybody round the old | one of his containers right nov Solumt f t comes to vergat { fe r bat f he| Pp, ; i “Yai prisone in divisto: ockad ™ : . r 1 mer t the Columbia Un When 1 comes Y rsa 1in|is well known on both sides of the| Prohibition Forces Claim 1 | DiaOn ANA INIAR AdHvone wave the sll diggings? ‘Tell them 1 was | what a chance versity football team now kno . ection you t to render | water journalis ‘ 7 <5 . 4. |eotie dathert ‘c he tone | ing for them: |G and O'Brien eniisted with th SA Wakes TC i A decis t Company BL ci Marshall of Company 1.1 Them for Federal Amendment— Pershing Troops: Are Now in |Giatwa eenite Mane Bastion eBay toedee If have any. {Ath a few ti afler war Wan de ome bun But, ite almost a}our net vone from the ranks House Fight Opens To-Morrow Trenches at Four Dif- dee Rhee ee the rondaa| thing wood In the line o feat Knicker Pie Makery ew Chaplain knows men asan| igh misdemeanor to keep them/and has seen nineteen years of ser- = rye rive ntful lan the fut 3 ht candy, cake or pie—to send them while O'Brien was a clerk, new Cha) : sweltering {nthe continuity of unin- | vice been most every place] ALBANY, March 11.—Fi . ferent Points, Jin the future would br: such as to win | iy y | . " tackle knows men, and they | raresting camp life routine, b the ates has sent troops] Members of the te Senate to-day hold | the respect and confidence of their | — ook up to him with rever they dream of marching down during t id. Lieut, P. . Ken-| the balance of powor in the fight on the ae officers. Hoe sald that if they f fone Hveneh’ And of tittle: French’ pita |inee fre Dh aenyow New tte ature) War Department's weekly miiitary| Major Gen. John I) O'Ryan, com ne man The quicker the better. That| Promotions down c are ts concede victory orces! part In going among the Brooklyn re am, and there isn't one|frequently rapid, and STE ee eee eee e este: ith arr | can apite of the fact that Ix¢0e0) mechs. Renaier \Ghider, "adr enee Be Wons Iating when theerter wit {of © bomb i expedition, or. tact forces claiming two others square miics of Russian territory | viewed the Socond Pioneer Infan Member of Mackay Unit of Roose-| Mrs, Bord, Author of Home on, ( 2 time | Hoe ene av otete fulfilment, (operation, a bar 1d to € made that two of the doubtful are ready )MaVe been invaded during the past) formerly Mth. which hal velt Hospital Dies With Father Fires Bur kil London a ri Chinese restaurant in é R Now * r But almost toolig vote dry, but the Senators refuse three and the enemy now ts|!is home bailiwick, Later } a es Burning ‘ ic Wong 1 Lieut, Mende ORR? TIME BRONSO RIDES NOW 1s Aa Lieut, EB. M an of COM state thelr p mn sweeping forward in the heart of bia ; git Me goinen att | al side With Son. oa cur seen pany T, nfantry i a . | of enlisted men a ner F ican eater AA eraser AN EXPERT ON GAS. ny, I. 3081 as oh etauten fight begins to-morrow when the|Russla and has reached a point with-| Slut’ house which wea opened Satt| Word has heen received here of ' ris Soatieiee Mat camo d nd said he wanted| There's Sergt. C. V, Freudel of this ant, His commanding officer sent for |Tesolution will be taken up in the House | tn seventy miles of the capital, never- | urday Geath I Fration of Moret. Chartee | 41a: Lene Cuilbert ¥ord, an Amertean M4 eral Licutenant 14 prouu |COMPARY, Who modestly admitted he him and, prc obeying the call, he|for second reading and will immedio theless the centre of gravity of the} Due © wreck of a fred train | ssward Feck $r., who wen chal ndateeas caaat ono wuout- tyieks te tls . n 5 a bronco rider with Miller's 10L_ entered mer be advanced to third reading for {ina!| war remains in the west Many Greenville iO. \Fenetar Cals) : s a pa 1 1 today in if Wong and says he is @ first-ciaes rs ago and erstwhile "You are or¢ 0 appear at head- | passage. Ta , Jder's return to Washington was de-|front with hin tithe ” | eer i aun, well trained and avi aberdashery shop on quarters at or i ain gald.| Gov, Whitman to-day repeated Here the strates @ situation relayed weveral hours, Ie was sehed-| Howard tack mander of the |e wreckage a how a v mn © and onet lik cat his denial that he would veto the Emer til | Mack nit of the Re elt Hopital 6 feet Kaiser kn had utenant faliowed, perplexed, dubt- “Gue.own forces h rs last night, but did off until t how a erson r ed. suid, Chop Suey | to tig and keep on fight- na to the nature of the summary |#on-Malone Bill which 1 provid ‘Our own forces have been con-| itor midnight. He was escorted to| A m m the War Department \ low private ure about the same i med up ification ques activities is being daily extended, ‘Tho | caid, Judge Advocate of the division Thursday after a revere attack of y was author of “Keep t 1 one oF more u Kitt k clon kno A hearing was held before the Sen-/number of our detachments in the|and Lieut. Juan Cellos, alde-de-) pnoumonia contracted through exposure |Home & ' t Hsp keope you was stood be-! ate Committee on Taxation and Re-)jine Is increasing, We now have|°#my to Gen, O'Ryan while at a lite: Aresding station| popular ge, Bh iween themen| Ravioli at e off ck wall and shot or Just |trenchmen on sommittes bills. | 4 b ‘ Capt, W.'T. Starr has roturned to| Mtn foot Mabel b - rf ce rand bof the suith chemin de for. A You |¢ jorenenmert Bpon sei '* | troops In the trenches at four sepa-|eamp and will resume his duties aparee : ae eee I ome y with Ne exists even between the y have a ride ' relm- Ryan.” the Captain an-|Qne would pre or prohibition dur- | rate points. intelligence officer of the 27th Divi. | Was pene on die | \ weate ants, who prepare Asse and past Unte nden| nounced at” headquarters. saluting | {ne the war period, excent for beer and | "wiv, now hold four and a half miles |sion to-day. Capt. M. B. Nesbitt, who Beek » wa ninete ‘ i I Mra. yther rare aviicacies Capt, TH. G. Spooner, the Adjutant, |Mght wines, ‘The other would provide | of the battle front in our principal | has been holding down that Job dur- | old. had completed hin studi he | patie xtricated on’ Frid k forward to atter 4 n charge of the gas squad|By thix time t jor Lieutenant | for an amendment to the State Consti- | sector, [ing Capt. Starr's absence, returns to] High School in ottatown, Va. and ine wrecks iGuia asia ‘Shihan vel-at treneb ding . any Band has handled every | was {il at ease, his inind torn by con-| tution to make the State dry perma In our Toul sectors the Germans | his company In the 107th Regimen wan preparing Yale when wa ¥ ¢d, ‘The Ford nike s used on Western | m a nently, Prohibition ates did n re carrying on extensive prepara- The following motions In thei was deciai abroad tin ’ Hacent fh we Hien 18 mes rgoant pen ake trl SO et RS Meee nts Nt. Spooner | attemp m a big demonatration | tions, nuing to bring up fresh| 27th Division were announced yest Tuly, Seth tela how. 4h eoked by a bend: 6 utd Are Zimmerman sijust his gas mask and eve 8 itenar n Spoo: ak the Heariie to-day, ‘The wet f ; it amiulating materials ap» | ¥ Mackay un en tm - } weiay and vie b tact ways ae lf he nily with # view to Undertaking |, Second Ideut. John EB. McDonald NAVY PORT GUARD GROWS ey i Cour on tin ' ¢ live or, were out in wee f S98) Ordnance Departme Vir A wad) ton his| hand ¢ . a referendum principt Nothing in the wituation should | Lieutenant and assigned to the 10 he SF SOLOS, JOM UR | eat The| When Lieut in got his breath he| tention wa 1° present lex run te MACE TROL TNA Chee eee le Ordnance repair shop : c nocd for a tise When iy Comes (to) pres mee Taal fin enough to touch |Iators were elected after the Fed es abahdoned the” piens ef aw |atit ts ut. Harold Laws on O00 Men i 4 each suid it winter ar onnet in| amendment wa Jared adopted jor offensive in wost Pirig “Avtileey;, (08 be cep and 1 « ay for ya nad ventent!: cart he e und an salute he| ¢, aes PEW OT * PRs YY will remai w 1 that organizetion. . % “4 But when nihan unioo' neck in & neat and compact cany use Wen : aye B pc nals pel ls mpg Firet Lieuts, Jacob bk. Jeter § x . - culinary skill on bu beet the i “ ase h semblymen were ofc ward K. Ulbbey and Vv t sp > >a gas ieff, 102) Ammun r low, luscious. porterhouse, Zim | Bo man Is, perv eo ient abtae BAYONET PRACTICE. 1 wace ocslline te aaecnas | Cahtalng and to remain : sstine ce the wate We had 1 apt A ehlarina, se brvo a" cureioulun Wins GIRLS HELD AS BURGLARS. ete Dheere chaste tt uber. os ! a fo to Compa di art that m me handy wh wired t era outside ea h Accused of Robbing Apartments f 1 oebe and Arthur W. 1 ' A A Ks _ = it may be nece y ion " Te , bet. Wes 6 b Va be MV ne. ne nuckle Compar m w 4 efore i} . ' ‘ ad He . UKELELE 18 FAVORITE WEAPON Brake came 6AM A dunn d m J be AFTER THE WAR TOOLS Firet class Private M, Mert and an 1 thrust to| test pe ty aren ant rensed by b . . There ques ‘ the international bantamweight ch eart's co the wooden | guys p x taker " A alon ) , \ ne the ff ha 1 hold nad OxtOnt | ky ala A . Is s fe t 1, Wood is aed ¢ been nK I eaninn Anar woulanit 7 se. | Navy to Be Reg ted at Meyer ) in far Is | D) 1 Martin say ! as 1 » ” one-time 6 } ol ey ; vie : ' parueular BETSY, HIS MAIN PROP, GONE. Tra ‘ ; 19 following officers Re nels P one-time pri size oxtng in hat duime a and Na Denartin Ay to proceed r til neo ail “wWhare fh : Hesides ukelele team the fousre ting exarciae troone Med a fh atrengt; [She's Wooden, bat BI Walls When : : Ka apeclal courses of inntrustion in| 44 , » Private J. A. Jaman, who mers Corpl P, Mahoney of the same| to t. One aft ther he She'n Kidnapped ' uM ear F n ard Ath = Fie Ar v 1 r ‘ Spee the ries and who batters out of company is light-heavy 1 heavy 1 them nally the] san FF ISCO, March 1) —"Betey Fahad he 04s w k Liewt. Wa A ry Ff " H tho bea 8 he cal ul the weight champ of the battalion and is| Qua Mas b was William Mathews's principal men 1 Artillery; ¢ Ww M t Ht A ' k aya “ 1 member of vomit quad, | ots. en his of support. So when he awakened 1 Artilter " Corpl, Bill Gillig © "Kaiser's | A lot and found “Hetay” had —— | John 7 1 —————_—$——————_- Nomeats” ag they Ix another | When Private Pete inated eaten the JACK PICKFORD ENLISTS. |; fantry, died at t hos FOR CONSERVATION Bitter ae ered tees fe | ate mnt | tin grenade ° 4 meat ee ELE M R R nary’ German. dug . laitions, tha i». WHITE HOUSE SENDS PIGEON characteriatics that is fount t 1 started Hearing Mes. Wil Hewrete to x LJ en Metropolitan wus oF Li mn i} New Vork tavitation Eve 1 ad its “best,” and ne vm F heat WASH Aen topnotche ate er cord : ' . r onvletlon ‘organ Lines ply for Wigher ; s Saves ations are ‘oon Ais i 1 t barrack with a of ‘Two Kvaders Storage Charwes 5 : Sugar, Milk, Fuel. ave ecruited f ast ‘ ker i vs TON TON, Ma Me Sa aris : Unique among pre- 2 cap: } Grant of H Company n Me \ ’ bas pared cereals. cz s0Tth Regiment of vne wa n s . D . y 1 f A 1 ofa G And sort ‘ con u a“ TkKee ae BK