The evening world. Newspaper, April 15, 1918, Page 9

SRT oT EEE Ro ere THE EVENING WORLD, MONDAY, APRIL 15, 1018, : D7 RSEANGED Grennmmeeeeemermmeeme nein 1" : ’ \ 7 | from the se7th (colored) Field Ar- hia of bus, the ¥. M.| ganization of which the country may | conditions, Vi “O ER HERE ‘i b W alt M D ll | titiers : bar tee [ee zee W Cotas ata the Jewish | feel proud. eg! a 3. Nelbach, Brecutive Secres 9 iy Cc ouga Part i be ° The regiment, among other things, fre fue 4 a wagany, with t Weit 3 le & company, with the top has a chorus of seventy-five voices, er i TNS a and two others mountod, | t” Un aL aad Sa i. former ; >. marched down Fourth Avenue, at the| f ne ¢ Krams |and they give rare m At the hi W f YOULU GET Thee AL NEY atin ce Bence 12 ee o oh i ome Up the forest, ang] oa a bike of three or | wae one Tis breakin ae Davis, Mas tet! | . y here oa halt. ‘The order to| for | Bror looking “Buffaloes” on horseback ever) of quarters marftied officers in tho authorities throughout the Stata oe, had, reata| Hele Wan, Yorn, ger Aer ceceeied |OUATE MOYES 10 GUND CAST , ° fr nis house ot) WARTIME TUBERCULOSIS ray ORIA ied officers in Wash- | ile wcushbomue Goon am For Infants and Children ( te Oe oe runca NO |State Chases Aid Association. ane | USe For Over 30 Years » himself over t unces details of @ vigorous State-wide | Always bears the over here. Ono off ement to aid local health authorl- Signature of 74 KAISER, FIRST | LAMS AT LONG BEACH Ys ATCA UPTON There Was a Record Crowd of Pretty Girls and Many Became Brides, » and a series of| tains for th comical stunts wed, which made| ington and the motnted Sergeant in command shake itis head in dublous fashion and | “olick, click” to his mount, It was a lot of fun for the visitors, liy when the horse of one of | od and plunged | Ge Meh in the air, ‘The colored | more o inferior position boys ‘Jest laffed and guffawed and | than The follow who yelled "Yah'" as they made thott| goss to.the front and stands all the Way over the stubble fleld into tho) shocks and knocks secma to be got- Forest of Arden, ting @ shade the worst of It. ain of cavalry wi to deal with the steadily increasing edition in Mexico and of tuberculosis growing out of wi ant Colonel with ihe was able to save | IAN (Special to The Evening Wort.) CAMP UPTON, April 15—The camp was normal in this morning efter one of tho est Sunday crowds of visitors. ev ‘ Don’t say underwear , MOQYYS AR seen down CHAPLAINS TIED MANY MAR; | THE 305TH HAS A POPULAR “LIT- —eay Munsingwear— 4 peor = : WA) ZG RIAGE KNOTS. TLE MOTHER.” tf 2 ee ra ‘ ! f j ; F 6B Yesterday was bannor day for wed. | Mrs. W. R. Smedberg Jr. wife of the you want undergarmen: & ~ JOY M ; q ZL. / 7, dings Among the old timers aa woll|Colonel of the so6th Infantry, Rexi- iia dlal asiasbae hots cam = Y i Z } ae the men of the new draft. Town | ment, is the good angel and little . , Clerk Duggan came over from River- | mother of that organisation. ‘Tho boys comfort during the hot days, head ond obliged with icenses, while | love her as a mother, for she has fitting knitted garments Catholic and Protestant Chaplains | been netantiy doing little acta of [Bean 8 fi and a Rabbi officiated. The blushing | Kindness for them as well as pro-|, ‘of men, women, child« brides weren't bothered with ri | ren, Loose-fitting ath- old shoos, the rest of the boys boing |t i busy with their own affairs, love or | letic garments for men, others | Manager Joseph Lippman of tho ! Western Union to-day installed a | °Y 8 son of them, new dolivery system { » . fi berg has made of the which is much appreciate the finest dreantzations | goldiors Instead of m - {in th y. He js a West Pointer | PERFECT iivering ms, as formerly, an Inetructor in that latter are despatched by motor As seen ser FITTING to the headquartera of each unit in i and stead of to tho individual, T much expedite ‘olpt m t been gent ages. Then th Inly_o SORE, TIRED FEE e Use “Tiz” for aching, burns | ing, puffed-up feet and | corns or callouses, ftor organtaing a wom ‘aro association of their moth- | wives, sisters and sweethearts, | made a comfort kit for | “Surei 1 use “TIZ? every time for any ‘With the exception of a mud | mo : New York in the| ing that eome of the couples might © and there, the grounds are t » ? ba way in the forest, Cel, request of Col. W. R. Smed- berg, sent out a number of squads re A FRIEND In fine condition again after theetorm jof the past few days, #0 tho going |; | was good f visitors, Members |and fathers, 3, sweethearts and eo. | wives were hero in droves, and the ving their pictures Good-bye, sore fect, buen'ng feet, | CAMP Was lively and picturesque. as mementoes to be carr T “t ” in the kitchen. To avoid wo earts fwollen feet, tender feet, tired feet. | Im all there were nine spectal|and left behind when the boy g a waste. To make taste- . | Good-bye corns, callouses, btniom | trains, every one of them packed to|over th taste. and raw spots. No more shoe tight: | and platforms with hu-|, Bis slsns Nabe Ad hung out on less dishes appetizing. To peme, ne shore LeSpite with pa'a or ling room being at al pencue,, barracks, ‘Se i | make warmed-overs ab- Wi u a rawing up your face in agony. “Tis It wasn’t known down Home for Sale; Tal Y solutely enjoyable. To ‘ew York held so many e * BABE tat | ted f ‘| give cooking a delicious | 's Lan eery acts right off. “Tiz” draws i e e $30 a Month @d Found. flavor. Use n e 1s “FOREST OF ARDEN” THE FA- | | Sl Ww out all the poisonous exudations “thich VORITE SPOONING PLACE. , | puff up the feet. Use “Tiz” and seat | s | fhe Forest of Arden was a favorite & | yesterday for' farewells and | rn ‘ouples. 1 of Ar-| is a fleld in the wilderness, which | SAUCE | aman '. utilized for bi oks, parade| THE ORIGINAL \\ORCESTERSHIAG ‘ Ica aster eeeateaneetianenaan omeo and Julie bie your feet feel. here Saturday ome lea Get a 25-cent box of “Tiz” now al the Long Island Road was a bu: any druggist or department store | tion of tho island day and night. Don't ps | Have good feet, glad | he camp the 805th Infantry feet, feet that never swell, never hurt lorie rhe r ) cal : J ty “ 9 » a ough he pot pahadl ida eh Sos peor where the new men of the draft 1 o@ the smaller shoes. Use “Ti” and forget your foot misery. Ah! how comfort |, hand, at grounds, rifle ranges, bayonet runs| ed, was by no means pa And itt land the like, It 18 a fleld of stubbies fringed with umbrageous pines. 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