The evening world. Newspaper, March 26, 1918, Page 13

manding, are being filled up. Fifteen | hundred selected men who have been | n the service for some time have ar- | ived during the past few days from Camp Zachary lor, Louisville, Ky,, and several thousand additional { TGAMP WADSWORTH | Before a critical audience which | packed the house, the 2ith Division Several Thousand More Ex-) Theatrical Association presented “You * " t | Know Me,.Al,” which was announced pected From the Middle | as a tarce with music, and scoked a Western States. | brilliant success, The play is & riot ce | of tuneful mirth from start to flinish | and there were repeated curtain calls. (Special to The Evening World.) — fs . sp gg.| The play was written by Privates SPARTANBURG, 8. C., March 36) witiam a. Halloran and Hugh Stan-| ~The thirteen skeletonized regiments |isiaus Stange, whose play’ “Seven- of fefantry and the)three skejstonized | teon” ix so successful in New York. mastine-gun battalions in the Pro-|The music was written by Private \, vislonal Depot for Corps and Army |John Hamilton and the interpolated (a Troops, Brig. Gen. Guy Carleton, com-|numbers by Sorgt. Leon De Costa. | WHY ARE YOU LAMPING THOSE PIES, BUCK? THE EVENING WORLD, TUESD “OVER HERE” by Walt McDougall . GOOD OLD CIRCUS NoBopYS A REGULAR SOLDIER! FER TWENTY MINUTES! .,. | BELIEVE, BEEN ABANDONED § AY, MARCH _26, 1918. deseribe it? Ag to start ii aud a cha for who wrote tt sumpent iptent cast if he wanted t Whiskey jt would be a good BIGOSH, THEYVE Cher Mahal san, the dninty a Jainty ti rope walkor, is Worth many lines 4 Clean the Crevices HERE NCE MORE by herself. 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The old circus is back In the towa It opened yesterday afternoon for a|f tryout and last night made good as a punching elephants the bag they took a punchiy at It, each with a left hind foot, 1 i Kiddies liked that sport and ey it it Just FOR THE TEETH Liquid Powder or Paste has been cleaning out these hidden flanger spots and preserving teeth For Over 50 Years the gentler sex thoug Marceline, the fatr fs an added starter to t ta funny act with y come Im with an antome hunk o and Ket stu tin,” |woctety function, All the world loves! middie of the arena, They try Ae Bod. ja circts, Now York doce abyhow.| methods known to the owne SOLD BY DEALERS EVERYWHERE | When thoro isn't a war, New York is! wd) ee hog ay pee A me a olreus, Where a war ip on, Now| errr ee tiaruet to ack ¢ York wants a diverston, She doesn't wont to forget the wag, but she doos | want something that will impart gin- |gcer to her people, to brace ber up, to make her think of the boys “over there,” fo lift her from gloom and make her go to the war next morning stronger than ever. It's Barnum & Halley's oireus up at ison Square Garden, the “Great- Hart,” the show that ght of way over the nited States by Ge livious to cvirvibing else by fe thete | troubles; and the hunk o' ¢ ene Towe' hve right ot « tthe arena. How socoiers Get ooze. COUGH SYRUP Letter : abelled will stop that Through the {nding of fv letter on tie Mayor's Conmittee on National 1 the curtains, The dances were arranged by Trum | peter Stanley Hughes, and Private} Harry Gribble is stage manager.| The whole was under the supervision of Lieut. William A. Halloran Soldiers of the 27th Division take al the parts, and with skilful use of| paints and rice powder present 4 chorus that is as attractive as any ever seen here. Tho play was given | an enthusiastic reception. | Major Gen. John F. O’Ryan, Major | Gen. William H. Carter and Brig Gon. W. A. Mann, mot here this morning for the purpose of examining officers, It is understood that a num- for overseas duty or for promotion or retiremen. ‘The board will Ikely ha in session for several days, Gens. 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The 106th Field Artillery Regiment went to the target range at Home- ick Mountain to-day to join tt ther two regiments of the brigade | ny there. First Lieut lth Infantry a, to ta Capt. B Kenneth 8. has gone to Fort Sill, course of in- min, guns. 1st Pioneer New York), , was placed re a court mar- on the charge of drunkenness and orderly conduct at a public ball Major Charles 8. Seymour, 104th 1 Artillery; First Lieut. Charles on trial y | Wiison, CONFER ON RATIONING ° Paris Meeting to Plan Best Use of Available Food Resources. ONALS [iswawans utlet Store [Ptbthed zhi The Only Store That Sells the Overstocks of the National Cloak & Suit Co. 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