The evening world. Newspaper, May 21, 1918, Page 19

s , "NTERNED CERMIANS 4 has been turned over to th oer EEEE Ee ry . - cultivation and offors of additional land are being made to Col. Grin- stead, the Camp Quartermaster, every day. It is intended to raise enough vegetables on the reclaimed land to feed all the soldiers in Camp Wads- worth, All the land at tho rifle and field artillery ranges {8 also to be cultl- vated, and anumber of soldiers are already at work on the land there. Tho work {s to be done by soldicrs | who are found to be unfitted for any arduous service overseas. These, in- stead of being discharged from the army, are to be transferred to casual detachments, There is also the possi- bility of interned Germans being brought to Camp Wadsworth to cultivate the land. If that is done the soldiers not fit for foreign service will | be used to guard the interned Ger- mans. Ray M. Miler, Headquarters Com- pany, 105th Field Artillery; Hall Blanchard, Battery C, 108th Field Ar- tillery; Raymond A. Mooney, 1024 Trench Mortar Battery; Robert DB. Bernhardt, Battery D, | 104th Field Artillery, and Malcolm Green, Head- quarters Company, 105th Field Artil- mp for lery, all of whom ully_eom WARS ARE ALWAYS WOMEN’S WARS. Women have a mendous responsibil this war. MAY TILL THE SOIL AT SPARTANBURG Food for Camp Wadsworth’s Soldiers Will Be Raised on Idle Farm Lands, (Special to The Brening World.) SPARTANBURG, S. C.,, May 21.— Work on planting the idle farm lands in the vicinity of Camp Wadsworth by the Government has already be- gan. Up to the present time more than 600 acres of idle farming land tre- y in American wom- comfort at a time when comfort is most needed,| everyone's duty to help back up the Red Cross.| Our boys have courage and strength to meet the Hun, but they need the greater courage of our women who are left be- hind to back them up. Many a woman feels dis- couraged, listless, blue, and nerve builder is Dr, It gives a woman new courage to war. If a woman wants to learn Pierce's Favorite Prescription. face the world and this horrible Nursing, Virst aid to the injured, wants a home help in sickness or} she should send 50 cents to Dr. Pierce’s Invalids’ Hotel, Y., for the “Medical Adviser” of over 1,000 pages, Or procure a copy ut her nearest drug store.—Advt. OctAN LINES ¢ANBOAS ,yel WHERE TO cette HOW TO GET THERE STEAMBOATS. accident Buffalo, N cloth bound ____ STEAMBOATS. _ FIRS T eur From New York May 24. From Albany May 25 Spring foliage and inspiring scenery make this an ideal trip. The restful and inexpensive way to travel between New York and Albany Service daily, except Sui on swift, splendidly equipped steamers. Leave Desbrosses § 840 AL MG W. 42d St. 9.00 A. M.; W. 129th St, 9.20 A. Mi; Yonkers, 950A. M.: stopping at Bear Mountain, West Point, Newburgh, Poughkeepsie, Kingston Point, Catskill, Hudson and Albany. Through rail tickets and Troy E. 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Motor Stock Specialists — 40 WALL STREET, NEW YORK World Wants Work Wonde. ‘s en are ready and eager to| te reaching out their hands “=? across the sea to No Man's Land, So it is| over the fortunes of war because she is run down with the ills that afflict} her sex, She needs a woman's tonic and a body| ‘ builder that will give her renewed strength— a better spirit—greater courage. Such a tonic BANKING AND FINAMCIAL, pleted the Field Artillery course at the Third Officers’ Training Camp. wore to-day ordered to Camp Jack- son, Columbia, 3. C., for assignment to duty with the Field Artillery Re- placement Depot. They will receive their commissions as Second Lieuten- {ants in the National Guard at Camp Jackson. | War Fund Sale And Exhibition At Anderson’s By W. G. Bowdoin. There is an exhibition and sale of Paintings and other works of art for the benefit of the American-British- French-Belgian Permanent Blind Re- Mef War Fund, at the Anderson Gal- leries, Park Avenue and 69th Street, until June 2. The catalogue contains nearly 800 items, Every one of these was donated by artists, art collectors and dealers for the benefit of those who have been blinded in this great war, ‘The executive council of the exhibi- tion has the following membership: Harry W. Watrous, Chairman; How- ard Russell Butler, William A. Coffin, Charlies C, Curran, Daniel C. Frene! Francis C. Jones: Carman Messmo: Hobart Nichols, Chauncey F. Ryd George H. Story, Robert W. Van Boskerck and J, Alden Weir, The cartoonists make a brave show- ing in the exhibition, Rollin Kirby of the New York Morning World {s rep- resented by two of his cartoons. Te son Harding of the Brooklyn Eagle has contributed thirteen drawings. | mes Montgomery Flagg has sent | three illustrations, A. B. Frost has sent six, Archie Gunn four, F. Op-| per two, and Ralph M. Pearson con- tributes two etchings, one of which is concerned with the “Elverhoj Col- in which Mr. Pearson is much ested and where he has a bunga- | ony,” int jlow, which he bullt with his own hands, Cecilia Beaux 1s among the painter | contributors with a decorative figure. | | Other contributing artists in this showing are Theresa F. Bernstein, | Fred J. Boston, Louise Upton ri Brumback, Mary Helen Carlisle, Ar- thur B, Davies, Frederick K, Detw rae Wharton Ei r | Harrison, Robert George Innes jr. Jam Louis Kronberg, FE Harriet d Henry ward H. Potthast, Dor- | larry Roseland, Robert | “ab Vonnoh, ham Walkowitz and | Dewing’ Woodward, | Elizabeth A, Knowles has donated | her miniature entitled “Comrades.” Among the water colorists in tha} exhibition whose contributions will | swell the fund for the blind are Er- nest L. Blumenschein, Colin Campbell |Cooper, Eugene Higgins, _Felicte Waldo Howell, L. Aston Knight, George F. Of, Charles N. Sarka, Carl Sprinchorn and Max Weber. A number of prominent painters, sculptors, cartoonists, &c., are to act as salesmen during the present week, and there will be music and tea pour- ing as added attractio! febstifh ed Abe he al “OLD WIVES FOR NEW” PICTORIALLY FLASHED ON THE RIVOLI SCREEN The picturization of David Graham Phillips's remarkable novel “Old Wives for New” forms the central film of the Rivoll offering this week. Jeannie McPherson's scenario brings out the story of a man who remained youthful in appearance and spirit after his wife had allowed herself to become portly, slov and unattrac- tive, The entrance into his life of the younger and more prepossessing woman, played by Florence Vidor, and the regrettable consequences that fol- low are effectively depicted, The weekly comedy 18 @ Para- ing “The Battle t li Animated Pic- and a travelogue complete the film programme, The Rivoll orches- tra plays the overture to “Mignon,” Winifred Marshall sings the Shadow Song from “Dinorah,” and Corrine White and Eunice Henschell dances the “Minuet a J'Antique,” by Pd ewsk!. aimee NORMA TALMADGE IN FILMED VERSION OF “DE LUXE ANNIE” Those who did not see “De Lure Annie” during its long run at the Booth and Cort Theatres will not have missed anything if they go to the Rialto this week and seo the picturization of Edward Clark's crook play. In fact, in many respeots the filmed adaptation is the ‘better be- cause the screen permits the elabo- | ration of many brief incidents in the play into exciting continuations and outdoor sequels, which would be tm- possible on the stage. And with ma Talmadge in it the picture couldn't be anything but good. The supporting casi, which includes Frank Mills as Walter Kendall, 1s excellent “The Katzenjammer Kids Up in the Air’ supply the comedy part of the programme. Greek Evans sings “A Son of the Desert Am I," and the Rialto orchestra plays | “L'Amico Fritz” and "Scheherazade." “HIGH LIFE GIRLS” AND MAX FIELDS IN OLYMPIC BURLESQUE Max Fields, surrounded by twenty- five “High Life Girls,” received a warm welcome at the Olympic The- atre on East 14th Street, last night, where they came for a week's stay, The show is made up in two acts and four scenes, with @ vaudeville specialty here and there. Fields ts a funmaker of the first class, and in- variably causes a riot of fun, Harry Keeler and Harry Coleman proved to be good assistants to Fields, Hattio Beall won first honors tn the singing and dancing numbers, with the Stanton Sisters close up, Others in the company are Belle Costello, Harry Mandel, Milton Bleecker, Hazel Burns and chorus of twenty girls, ae 18 Caught in Raid Held for U. §. One hundred and fifty men caught in the latest Sunday morning raid of As- sistant District Attorney Smith were questioned yeste Thirteen who |could give no satisfactory explanation of |their failure to produce Jeards were turned over to t horities and the reat we to € } FREE WISSNER 55 Flatbush Ave. : “Thane BVENING WORLD, TURSDAY MAY 21> 1018. AREARN Weat of Fitth Avenue WEDNESDAY and THURSDAY “Start of Season” Sale of WOMEN’S TUB SKIRTS An important collection of well-tailored, smartly designed skirts of fine materials, suited to the various occasions of summer wear. Fourteenth Street 1.88 Our reg. 82.07 (E) A Gabardine Skirt that is trig and practical, has the same smart lines, as well as dis- tinctive belt and pockets as its more expensive neighbors. (F) Another Attractive Gabardine skirt, this time trim- med with clever little tabs and buttons finishing novelty cut pockets, SALE STARTS 219, 221, 228, 225, 227 | Grand Street Cor. Driggs Ave. WEDNESDAY, 9 A. M. 2.88 Our reg. 83.97 (B) A White Gabardine skirt) which owes interesting pockets, much to the which are fin- ished on either side by two long abs and pearl buttons, (D) White Cordeline one of the season's smart materials, has clever little rows of buttons, ac Brooklyn’s Biggest Credit House entuating the novel side effects, which forms slit pockets. Other pleasing models not sketched are of gabardine and pique. group of regular and extra sizes is included in this comprehensive assortment. Quantities Assure Complete Assortment of Styles, Colors and Sizes up to 6 P. M. THURSDAY 164, 166, 168 and 170 Smith Street BROOKLYN Cor. Wyckoff St. THIS IS RED CROSS WEEK Give All You Can to the Red Cross GINKLOSETS FINE BUFFETS) "os Stylish, up-to-date China Closets, in all woods and periods, We will sell you @ ood China 10-8 Closet as low as... lifetime. Any you want Buffets so strong and well made that they will last a shape Some for i6' frigerators high as $35; well finished, wi sh cut lift tops, ‘ti tike Byte? $100 WORTH OF FURNITURE, $1 WEEKLY a The Advertisement W. unt Off Your Credit Purchase B When Opening h You and Get Your a TEN Por Cent. New Account MAY SALE OF NEW Player-Pianos Fully Guaranteed $445 On Special Terms of 82-50 a Week Bench, 26 rolls of i delivery to your BROOKLYN Open Monday and Saturday Evenings Clothing for Your Whole Family on Easy Terms m Monday and Saturday Evening: Our reg. $4.97 (A) Wide Wale Corduroy is the material of this skirt, which boasts a pocket distinctly ‘new, in rich cream white. __(C) Velvet Corduroy this model comes in rose, blue and white, wide wale, and has the satchel pocket, A large SALE ENDS THURSDAY, 6 P. M. a DENTISTRY. Dentistry That Lasts NO PLATES REQUIRED GUARANTEE Waterbury Bridge Work ix radically ait forent from other bridge work. It holds to the teeth or roots without slipping can produce, | The New WATERBURY Way Come here tn the morning, have your vid teeth extracted FRED) WITHOUT It ts what you want, Paty and return home at night with « NEW aot, GUARANTEED to fit perfectly Decayed ‘teath saved—loone tooth tight teeth replaced without | iniseing plates, ALL WORK GUARANTEED 10 YRARS, Extractions and Dental Surgery mad. PAINLE! application to the eu of our NEW REMEDY Warersury Dental COMPANY | Incorporated. Established 21 Years. 29 W. 34th St, New Yorw 414-16 Fulton St, Brooklyn Mourns, 61O6 SUNDAYS, 9 T02 German, French and Swedish Spoken, Ladi IN ATTENDANCE. FOR SALE, WamMonds hur Ta Lar -~B Mon THs To hay ‘CONFIDENTIAL. redit : soles Wo Erapuovens 75 Cataioeve AA REFERENCE. CaO Waite For te ee Quesr @ 170 sway Repaesermarive (A+ ¢ 9" Floor fe Me Ng Dohe ABOyE ITY Se. Diamonds, Watches on Credit WEST VALUBS Guarantor ost, Terms 35 ROYAL pIAMoy W Aron Co, Magen Lane, Phone Jin 245, Agent calfe DIAMOND» ON CREDIL RY ee | Preis gr ty mene DIAMOND Oo i women, 51. ween at, Onlle LRTIN CO." 6 Gortlandt st. 2 flghte VIAMONDs BOUGHT AND oULL tor oasis ad tree, BENNETT, 115 Lisadwas, ‘upeiaire | SUNDAY WORLD WANTS You may eat anything you like, Beeatiful, strong, natural, inexpensive, It ts the BEST’ BRIDGE WORK modern dentiatry | WORK MONDAY WONDERS HE. 10,000.00 TO RED CROSS We have added to the 10% of our Monday Sales to make up this amount, and thank our custome! age that makes this possible. The Red Cross Is Truly “THE GREAT MOTHER” for the patron- With pride we announce the enthusiastic enrol- ment of ONE EMPLOYEES Red Cross. as contr MORNING $4.24 Women's Mohair Skirts Navy, grey and fects, shirred backs pockets — button trimmed — al sines to 40 waistband. SKU SBCOND FLOOR, for hat ar be TUNHONS ALAIN FLOOR, $3.00 Young Men's Khaki | Trousers at |] Heavy quality—excellently ‘made and finished—belt loops. YOUNG MEN'S DBPT.—THIRD FLOOR ‘s from Ri h, lustrous quali 54-in. Wide—our re For CHILDREN bine simplicity and attractiveness. Muslin Drawers—hemstitched hem and tucks— one to six years Fight to twelve years. Billiebirke Pajamas Cambric Nightdresses—lace and embroidery trimmed— \ Batiste Corsets 1.24 Our regular 82,00 or lace trimmed These Light Bags and Summery Suit Cases A ° 4 Silkoline aps Fairly Beckon ° You Big assortments now—and notice 4) how we've lowered prices—surely Comfortables | [hrc aieid alien Russet Travel Bage—muslin lined Our reg. 92.57 1 96 16 and 18-inch—full length pocket reinforced corners Pretty floral designe—full size Special unusual value Paste ay Reversible Comfortables convenient inforced core Flowered silkoline — plain sateen nere—inside pockete— 0.84 bordera — medium weight — full | | Special sons Qo size—our reg. $4.97 3.96 24-in. Suit Gua: Re | New Feather Pillows Our reg. 81,82 Fibre grass — bound | edges — all White goose and down mixed ‘aera variety of striped tickings arour rape , 20x28—our reg. 84.57 Leather and Silk \2h—-our reg, @4.87., 24280—our reg. 85.85 Handbags 26x30—our reg. BO.08 Included in this aroun e bags of ? ; every shape, size and color, black White Down Pillows jncluded, of’ silk or leather—drees Excellent quality. tickings or envelope styles— 22x28—our reg. 84.87 Our reg. $1.35.... - 1.05 et ae cone Our reg. $1.85. - 1.47 HUNDRED PER CENT. 8 res and satins, SALE FOR A DAY (Wednesday) BLACK SURF CLOTHS ing Suits imaginable can be made at remarkably low cost. 36-in. Wide—our reg. .75.........0.0005 63 Linings—Basement UNDERWEAR These daintily made pieces com- service with 24 pink batiste ONE DAY SALE (Wednesday) Corsets and Brassieres Dependable in Make—Correct in Style. Low—Uncommonly Low in Price. NOTE THESE SAVINGS:— Medium or low bust; embroidery sizes 19 to 29. | Brassieres Our reguiae 81.10 Firm material—yoke and inserts of fine embroidery—aii Duplicate, If You Can, of our ibutors for one year to the EXTRA FINE LIST SPECIALS Wednesday & Thursday Until 1 P. M. ‘To prevent dealers buying, quantities restricted. No Mall or Telephone Orders. | $1.47 Taffetas— 35. inch 1.10 |$4.96 Boys’ Spring Coats 3.95 Chiffon bright iustre— . Worsteds and velours street and e ing colors, plaids and mixtures MAIN FLQOR, belted styles——3 to & * BOYS’ CLOTHING —THIRD FLOOR. - 74 jiton Underwe “ ar “ F slgce-binck And white fine check nalnsook DitEAS GOODS “MAIN FLOOR. shirte—short draw- N FLO! 33 et. Striped Ginghame—32 inch... 28 phen ale as t mach and bungalow wear. {97 et. Babies’ White Dresses Was ‘DILESS FABRIOS BASEMENT, Yoke and Bishop aty mocele- me ie hand stitch INFASHS bebe srconn Proon 1 $1.30 Bleached Shee! 2% yards wide—one of makes, MUSLINS—BASEMBNT, 32 ct. New Cretonnes. Yard wide-—chi novelty stripes UPHOLSTERY ‘$1.50 Box of Stationery Stamped to order with one ‘initial 80 24 ah 24 gilt edge cards » | 48 envelopes—lovely for gradua- tlon gifts. STATIONERT—THIRD FLOOR a ina BASEMBNT, which quite the smartest Bath- "OL, Pere ey | Prepare Now with WINDOW SCREENS Our stock is large—materials dependable—our prices, right. High Extenda Price, | High Extenda Price, Ge in.) 9 21-53 BO 30 26-26 15 21-33) 688/80 21-37 18 21-83) 42/30 23-45 #2 21-33 45/30 29-60 24 16-26 = ,4/ 392 24-97 24 23-37 60/36 29-37 24 26-41 .GO]56 23-45 28 21-57) «6.68 Sherwood Japanned Screens High Extenda Price, | High Extends Price, (im) in) das) Ga) 18 18-33 60/30 21-37 97 24 18-33) 672/30 24-43 LOS 24 20-37) 678 Measure the height and width of windows. No reens sent D. or exchanged. | Corsets 3.74 Our regular $6.00 ZF Firm material—medium, high bust—S pairs garters—20 to 30, 74 Prepare for Holidays Now =~ —— =< ie ee | i i { i