The evening world. Newspaper, April 4, 1918, Page 10

"What Doctors U: for Eczema tion of oil of Win! SATIN MEN SS ce MT posh hah Sans inp mal red a 1) to wed M n the scone aided by the members intth waned iH ts He gave th ame ¢ ‘ of the Division Headquarters Me ie eevee: a nt to Washington by Gen, 7 eye's rst i ih all FIGHT RASS FIRE Men were placed on the roots ot head: | Fought Through Civil War, Re+| Majors and. “aptains Promoted Daughter Soldier Wished Is born; Do Ucn akg wae werhae retrace : hospital and of the three large) ported for The World Maximil- | From Regular to National War Mother Needs Delayed | ERPRIES POUReStie Tem need the 4 y em ‘partment #he convinced water tanks, So quietly did th n pent #h he pores, gives instant relief, Tey work that none of the patients in tho| fan's Fall, Denounced Pacifism. Army Fail in Standard. Allotment. Ba Tenor eal hoapital knew of the Bre. iT William Andre Cotter « » 14S! WASHINGTON, April 4.—Gon.! The taat letter Mrs, Philip Smith of | BUEHE to tell, & D.D. D. today. 88¢, #9¢ and $1.06. fore th blaze was extinguished 1 Street, Iawyer and former| porshing’y reiterated recommendation No, $03 Kast 26th Street had from her | Washington Wo yo | RewaDe: ' ’ the Rainbow something ing nith's allowar This @ help she gets from the Red Cross, ‘o ‘e ie now a favorite remedy of skin special fete for all akin cise It penetrates lowing promotions of o} yortsicey, et the |; nly officers Who show the high- husband, In Fi w al wan sey bod af corm of the Medical Department, Na= Herviver wilt he [est efficiency be placed In command of Division, contained « prayer that by the |} . tional Guard, were announced at Divi« f 1 Funeral Chureh.| troops sent to France sulted timo the letter arrived a baby daughter |4, ail she hus to support hers : 3ase Hospital, tal, Post-Office ANd sion Houdauartorn: Firat Lieut, Will| Wreadivay "and Beihs [dbeegg Bae ance has resulted 0 vioita have boen born to his young wife, |ehild and another girl of 6 |\ The Licuid Wash BK. T 12 Wil'bo pri-|the demotion of many officers who early In the war were promoted from ymoted to the rank J’. M. to-morrow, Bu Headquarters Building | cf Captain ana assigned to the 106th Mr. Cotter retired meveral years ago , A Company; First Lieut ities of law, tn-which he |ranks of Majors and Captains in the Were Menaced. Harry J. We 1g to the rank of in Newark, N. J, nea Regular Army to that of Colonel in the 4 Ceptain and assigned to duty as Di except that } beer ager on Paychiatrist; First Lieut. Rot of hie deat al | N tional Army rmy orders to-day (Rpecial to The Frenina World.) ert J, Reynolds to rank of Captain ‘ t not less than fifty such o resigned thelr commisstons as the result of reports of officers of to the 108th Field Hos- SPARTANBURG, 8. C., April 4— | and assigned George A. pital and First Lieu Camp Wadeworth was threatened | Powore Oy pan OG t iliness Mr. Cotter, who ‘anada and fou ptain and as~ through the the Inspector General's Department ’ with destruction by fire yostorday | signed to the 101th Machine Gun worked against |that the men had failed to attain tho ‘ | Battalion the vigorous. prose standard required. afternoon when an area of 400 square | Battalion. | Oe onta Apes Me yards of dry grass and tree stumps | National Guard arrived here to-day {was burned. It was only after hard | for th mt Pioneer Infantry, They © temporarily ussigned to the Pio- Headquarters troop that the fire wae tor, the men oame from Camp | Rarphen, | forme T “Assistant. United |in thelr former grade, | extingutshed, |Sheridan, Montgomery, Ala, and uf | Btates AtOFNey. | » fire was discovered by Bugler | volunteered for transfer to the Pio- | torzog of headquarters troop just aa (Heer branch of the eepvice,. ‘The men OBITUARY I NOTES. The Iron Men Of History . windstorm came up. It spread | or a iaircrest to the o lo ‘crest to amp nite of| ¢, - ment by eight bands of , Cob T.. Allston Brown, histonan of hrough the dry grass rapidly, making the 2d f * h scan Bt bald ‘toe. the | omw | tere, the camp post office and the base /@ll new arrivals in camp, the men |Gignty-thres jiron hand. His “roundheads" were | have been placed in quarantine for . hospital. Sparks were carried a great |two weeks, ‘They have been through | ,2fank F. Blake, fitty-four, manage: | no more heroes nor jot the real estate artment of the! braver men than are distance by the high wind and !t was |oourses of Intensive training and are) \iemington Arma U Metallia Cart necessary for tho men in the camp |1n the best physical condition, ridge Company, died in Bridgeport yes- our boys to-day fight- Private Edward F, Aaronson r.|terday, His homo was in East Orange ing in’ France for of the Sanitary Department, 104th] Wiibur F. Young of Springfield, Mass fn Machine Gun Battalion, died ‘yester-|@ wealthy manufacturer of proprietar ea ie rer day of pneumonia at the base hos-| medicines, died yesterday at Nevada, Men with dauntless pital. His body will be shipped to-| Mo. | spirits—men of red day to the home of his parents at} ‘The Rev. Evander McNair, @ Civil! blood, courage, ener- No, 801 St. Mark's Avenue, Brooklyn, | War chaplain and a Presbyterfan min-| gy, vim and vigor el scbreeretel ister for fifty-seven years, died yester. are needed every day behind the lines as well as behind the y-four, He wa WORLD ARTILLERY , dente eae ae RECORD IN GAMP DIX ssus'ss sine, So fits bisoel every large proportion of the officers » have Joxt thelr promotions will be her posts for which they are rir tice By ay uipped. ‘Phe remainder will For Hair and Skin Health Cuticura is Supreme If you use Cuticura Soap for every- day toilet purposes, with touches of Cuticura Ointment now and then as needed to soothe and heal the first pimples, redness, roughness or scalp irritation you will have as clear a complexion and as good hair possible to have. Semple Zach Free bo Riel, Add: everywhere, Soap 2c. 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To gain f Th 4 il 2,400 Ya R ¥ Ington Avenue, died Tuesd "7 , La ion centres of America. ey are made in a wel ( are prepared to recelv ey eee it ie sail of qverwork aa head ‘of thls tron, the best way is to take an equipped factory at Brockton, Mass. by the highest paid, skilled shoemakers, under the direction and supervision of experienced men, all working with an honest determination to make the best shoes April 4.—Mombers of the 153d Artil- ere ate bination of iron In its most soluble orge Carter, a member| fori, discovered by Dr. Pierce end lery Brigade have astonished ordnance the New York Produo experimented with by his physicians for | CAMP DIX, Wrigbtstown, N. J. {the Ballard School for Practical Iduca-| iron tonic cal!.d “Iron-tic,” a com- | i] | | + experts by what is said to be a World| died yesterday during an of ‘lat the Sur Is at the Surgical Institute in Buffalo. 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Drug- commiasion, an average of 900 shells total of 300,000 preventable deaths | gists sell “I: n-tic’ for sixty cents. — | Furs repaired and remodeled. Rugs | are expended in warfare. What among children less than five years old. Advt. | Meyer & Bernheimer, Ine. men the more remarkable ts that) | minary shots. The Ivo was fired and rehung | after tho suns had" been” trained 1 through scientifie calculations on the) 15 West 34th St. rink. ievinns 25s i, Wholesalers {i At R t il— S 88 549 Friday & Saturday elali—save 6 3 BIG SPECIALS + | y, cor. 8th St. | » near 14th, | +N 8: *PATERSON192 Market Street, . #TRENTON-101 EF. State St., cor, Broad L. Dougias Shoes for Women, 2208 Third Av,, cor.1 Sto: The first shots started a fire in the, brush around the targets and the reg- | | Lace Curtains cleaned and (after cleaning) 1 stored without additional charge | [aie tage, atte otcers could’ eoaccsty | | believe their eyes when they saw that| | hells hi etl j TELEPHONE 7000 MURRAY HILL tircusts (he target. Cee peels). 2 Me | |URGES SHORTER TRAINING Madtson Avenue - Fifth Avenue I TO GET NEEDED NURSES ‘aath and 35th Streeta New fork a Dr. Grimshaw of Roosevelt Says Army Alone Requires 35,000 This Year. The rigid requirements of the Red| Cross and others recruiting nurses for the armies must be lowered or, accord- ng to Dr, Charles B. Grimshaw, Super- intendent of the Roosevelt Hospital, there will be @ great shortage of nurses for years to come. Dr. Grimshaw, a letter to Dr, G@, D, Stewart, Acting Presl-! dent of the Academy of Medicine, rec ommonds that the training course for |; “Lewis Baker nurses be reduced from three to. two|\ / The question . " years, | iets ae ree emer .0re Referring to the several plans sug-| | dinenaog are aiy the ans gested for increasing the number of will apply in any ene eimilar na. nurses, Dr. Grimshaw says “Al of them are totally inadequate to furnish mall percentage of the num Say That Ordinary Metallic lron Preparations Cannot ao Give the Same STRENGTH, POWER AND ENDURANCE As Organic Iron, Besides they may upset the digestion, disturb the secretions and thereby ‘ do more harm than good, and that Health Officials and Physicians everywhere should caution the public against accepting infer’or substitutions in medicines, Sullivan, formerly Povlins, Physician — an Gabardines, 24 Styles, Value to 818, wishing further advioe, free, ai reveale 3 Dr. Lew i required,” and saya if the training AE igaeuibet e Rondel thrtoed Peeled school classes be Increased to the fun of pec ho bat. Slat nists eine ceif-eé. vien, housing capacity they would furnish only Tie ante tha 1 addressed stamped Plabout 3 per cent. addition to the 65,000 a ; pe fur reply, Full name and ad» [nurses now registered in this country and t be miven, but only Initiale —f| Ho sa} 2 DATOS will anewers, The prescript the army alone will need 35,000 be used tn my fp |Hurses this year, ne ean be filled Dr, Grimshaw points out that the two- At nny welléstocked drug store, any pf |Year course has proved satisfactory in drugwist can order of the Roosevelt Hospi ory that ¢ ' ef tate would 3 a jesloner ye Hospital, ‘Chleage. bea potato - 4 blo \° hee en, the roses go from thele whether : or ‘ t be All Taffotas y na Sik, Telfaine, Crean: ay 50 SEE Divs“osen: Ge 1 Ontia, Medicine for kidneye ° too many hant years old, of entirely Astoria, died yeste child suffered from convulsions all Tues day. 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