The evening world. Newspaper, June 27, 1918, Page 3

Ss MAD. ED a. “SIMMONS LARGEST ARMY HOSPITAL IN WORLD, AT FOX HILLS, 8.1, RUSHED UP IN FOUR MONTHS vwe ae \ 6 z ot ing green country this side of Wonderful Record of Huge | ssricno Plant Built for 3,000 | It the aeriai postman flying with | W ounded Soldie rs. his sever hundred pounds of ma: between w York and Washington down on the same spot this from Mineola |morning he got his first viow of the| completed Fox Hills Baso Hospital | the largest base hospital in the world, ty-seven buildings, all erected equipped since February. on the Mth of February | Major Edward A. Simmons mo- J out to the hills in a Govern- automobile and started to su- ny clear morn- of this year coutd | looked down through the Staten bird's-| 14 was bits | that | tor AQ atmosphere few of one of th ambulances from the base hospital will men straight Pennsylvania Avenue to the receiving a, = Bes roll the wounded department of the hos 83 than five minutes, L is built t at Quarantine, ambulances, THREE MILES OF eee | IN HOSPITAL CITY. It Is expected that tients for the hospital will from over there this weck. thing is in readiness for » wounded will pe rasan oft which will make a trip | of only a few minutes longer for the the first pa- a E them THE EVENING WORLD, THURSDAY, JUNE 27, A PAGE OF AMERICAN WAR NEWS VIEW OF WORLD'S BIGGEST MILITARY HOSPITAL ON STATEN ISLAND, AND ITS CONSTRUCTOR 1918, HES AGSSKPrTAL up rrive ery from 4 finely equipped operating room to a ‘theatre for the convalesc. Jare sixty-two wards, each wit beds and ¢ back ready to rece ive its ») comfortable 3,000 be: All the wards a buildings are conne corridors. ha w trench work through thre out ever pokin, b d most of the other A by inclosed with a taste for| t back into vuld bike ead Oat of doors | And] to WASHINGTO. divided as follows dead from ¢ plane accidents, : 80 NAMES ON LATEST LIST OF AMERICAN CASUALTIES: FOUR NeW TORERS KLLED uta, There | atty | Pershing ries 29 y bed with linen foidea | jent. outside of every ward there is a long reened veranda with roum for the chairs that now are aiting with welcoming ams beside Action, and Six Succumb Wounds. casualties were reported to the War Department to-day by Gen, Pershing, |in action, six dead from w ‘CHICAGO CAPTOR OF 83 GERMANS. TELLS JUST HOW HE DID IT HERTER FIRST IN U.S. CAMOUFLAGE CORPS 10 DIE |Was Himself Saunt Between Lines, but Made Enemy Believe They Were Surrounded— Then Marched Them All Back. New York Sergeant Was al wrt Tue ah See rarst ey | RAE RESORT ee re Se Painter of Note and a |Frewe Frank P. Lennart, perhepe |, 0 Zepruacy,, 1917, hon tt leaked ai ( aduate 7 4 4 11 hy the Idest hero Ch uO rp 5 A wa: ennart eke * « { ‘The deni: of Sergt. Ev: ahh chit mies and enlisted in the Hope | OF CAMOUFLAGE UNIT one erin Rilgvay suaineurewvoene teow 5 pin earn : You I got caught between the 7 It aga distinct loss to the world of r Batlentiy tn the hope June 27 Eighty felt asad ne in ate : , for besides being a painter of | lm he sald. “L discovered a ma |f lnats. the youhie “@oldler was cph ne gun staring straight at me, and j sidered the natural succesror to the | dived into a shell b Twenty-nine kill directorship of the Herter Loom unner did not t 1 uunds, two founded by his father, Albert Herter, [Waited a while and then put up m ¥ x 3 ” hand, in ly hiding my head, Sul ie; ‘ The young man died on J 18 from r eae afro ceau trom er wounds which, it Is belloved, he re- {he didn't shoot, so 1 slowly raised my fOUP CARLO E Shee a ceived while camouflaging machine |tead, and there stood the gunner ¥ mont | ris i | ne [of covering the sume foot of plank: | cident: other causes, thirty-one emplacements 1s hands up. He motioned for mo to ory most impressive pieces of ene : i ‘ for ibe. corridor walls | Vounded sgplapipsea ied hank (he first volunteer for the Ca-|who conveyed mo to ut. He Wherever well-dressed men c ork he country~vertai are libe , ¥ ~ | gree undetermined); “t wing neing f ment w ‘ nat brea tryeeet ay are liberally “punctured ‘with ‘wile| gree undetermined); two missin in} rouflage Unit of the Kaginecr Corpa. [uve ma something 1k ond | Congregate, Hurley Shoes pre- Bee dbl scaheic At the end of his hike he could drop be dceeal Ho is also believed to have the distine. [some cigarettes and asked if he wasn't petite hay sectet—7 0 6 | poses. into the Post Exchange and ‘The list follows: fon of being the first of the artists’ | Surrounded, [assured him he was. quality, style and plenty of Major Simmons was packing up e of billiards, ; tion of 5 inst \ ; » sty yo | ateie Cec hasRO esr to GO VIN OUL;: WEAMIAE DE WEERTA RC One Maran KILLED IN ACTION. Jcorps to give his life in the work, He Ho said, ‘Wait a minute, and | comfort. In Black, White | Ho hate , but he has received TUK and tobacco at, cost Lieut. E. A. Giroux, Boston volunteered inet fall and wan followed | wen Ons Whon he returned he said and Tan Cordovan shades. jfrom tt tary of War 4m 4D comfortably shorn by a rea Se F. D, Allen, North Dexter, by a list of distinguished pat the others want 1 to surre der br jv ntment & al Director of ‘The convalescent may Me; H Niamora. déilice Crakr icy {arehitects, many of whom " f hey were d, and asked mc HURLEY Const or York and vie More corridors and tuke in @ movie is rey enced to turn their art to the country’s | to take them to the American ling \< nit All future verument con- and vaudeville show in the theatre H. Mclihiney, Skowhegan, Me; A. J. ive In bis immedi co We start all hand: neludt | stru work around New York willl tiseven tution di nin ewer: |Pohimann, Covington, K were suc men as Homer Saint G ings mine, held We got lost in : ol iis companion: * + | t tr dens, who was his lieutenant; Barry | the woods and | k a lor me te What a joy to have a comfort-| be under his direction entertai it at the| Corpls. G. H. Friday, Detroit; ¥ : tis ; able, well-fitting plate—-one|THE PUBLISHER WHO BECAME d if the next day were 44, Rialishucn, Ni, ¥ Faulkner, the sculptor; Aymar Em-|find an American sentry, who wa Bee dcaac at ) "R HOSPITAL CONSTRUCTOR. chureh with : bury, the architect, and sherry Fry,|aurprived t me with the Ger that doesn't drop or annoy you . Buglers M. Luter, Martin, Tenn.; } he <9 Major Simmons is a member of the t th | thepainter, " ven some more American when catin NAsicnAl Army; dieanctars basi ahd | (ie only o J. Mayuiers, Gary, Ind Herter was sent abroad in January up and they wanted to ese or Saller plates are constructed by | aa between his work and | cared for at F Privates 1 Plainview, }and upon landing in France was as-|my prisoners to headquarters, Made over a special last our skilled mechanics along! jis hom n Street and Dit- | from 600 tc Persons of various |atinn,; C, I. , Houlton, Me; 8 BJ signed to the camouflage factories, | L said: *S doing. ‘They're ne c Peper Sete and A heel. » scientific lines. They are made) mas ave n. Before going} when the wheels are ‘moving |t Buck, & 8. Cusack, | where the miles of netting are pros hava’ tees 1 rif 3 ne foot irmly. Cannot of rubber, celluloid, aluminum. to war he was head of the Sim-| perfectly. Just now are 6| Melrose Par .N. Guyetts, Ven- pared for covering enca np gap at ankle or slip at heel. silver or gold and may be had) mons-Boardman Pu ing Company, pues an ; oe medics fa ers sta- acock, N. H.; W. Hodgdon, Sungus, e | nts and emplacements, In April r 1 nants were | Corset fitting at instep. Ab- with or without a roof. ” Jin the Woolworth Building, which | yered & reation a of thet earn |Muae.; E,W. Julian, Hamilton, 0. | ne was sont to the front, wher oii | solute comfort in forepart. They are guaranteed to fit,/every month got out five engineering | and the officers have another. | Private Maxwell H. Marshall, Work consisted pripelpally of camous /bUIIt. and sturdy,, ‘th Our beautiful shades of Cordovan not to drop, and to give perfect | magazine He was also President of | RECORD WARK IN FAST HOSPI- Now Brunswick, N. J. Alderdale, Wash.; F.| [sing machine gun emplacements » sald t vad Shoes are made possible by using only Ber ction in avery ceauect Ithree manufacturing plants in New TAL BUILDING, rivates A. Nichols S. D.; F. Kunbretl,| Albert: Herter heard trom 1 for two da the best leathers, being treated by the > Th . Ronan al tir it on | detey Which are now engaged In war the buildings are painted in bat- ee he; G. LP Cc, regularly and they gave #1 al to Tie Evening World) Hurleyized secret process which in | he cost depends entirely on V0" Ay me the chureh, |P. M. Plier, Clanton, A} L. Knosoe, Cleves, 0.: L, B,| cellent description of the Unit I June 27.—1 B Len ases the life of the leather, re the. material selected. Rubber ei nan to whom Major Simmons | te power hou nd even th Privates Clyndon, Minn; J. F. Mu-{08 the front througa this sour nart American marine, who ning its rich lustre to the end. i : taine on whic or . . ; gated ; J n 7 n lin 3 Ger plates may be obtained from] ie over at engineering | uct a Utahi ALE ' N. Ht |i Dayton, Va.; C, Newton, Taft, |¥e has decided to have the le a teteanaiea aes } $5.00 upward. wchievement i H. Rutherford, | Governime l I, Smith, Iuka, 3 » De- Cal. published for the benefit a meee t sy 491 Felten | St, opp. A. & S., Brooklyn | or the regula But the man fi know how work is ngresslng 5 tre G. Ure 1 ain Private Irving Noodovitz, No, 1543) fricnds, ; a\alana® Avenue’ With aa ey ie Hityn, {who will uct as commander-in-ehiet | )4 Many construction cen ratpha| Mich; J. Watieurski, DP R. In) Hoe Avenue, New York. Here SAUTER, STOR G: STANURLG OF tra, an finiarts Alt 1434 Broadway 1357 Broadway Cor. Columbia & ( voklyn. |of the hosp which is ready to-day} niust be made on th: y avery | Walker, Patten, Me; N. Weber, Mad-] Private H Olson, »{tontion by his werk on. the "Lan nan Cpe any spe ee an, | rd abi Con 140 Newark A Jersey City, N. J. to t in and nurse, all at one time,| Week, allowing him to visualize the| ison, Ind, Wash; C. F. Skaggs, Fort |poon.” ile marric M Caroline| and every day reads the papers f we ; < wou d men from over the seas, nigrd | Private W. F. Weeks, No. 661 Mc- | Ix C. A. Skidine Vainview, | Ke of New Y wo f the A wa 147 Albany St., New wick, N WAIn opal eal acer ‘edly done at one | Donough Street, Brooklyn | Mint later Milford, Det; %.{! i two sone born after ! = —— 119 Smith St, 7 Amboy, N. J Fox Hills is directly back of Fort r clicking DIED FROM WOUNDS. 1Vie 136 Montgomery|T. {His work, tke” ath d Ve ©» Today’s Specials $% ‘ worth, which js on the Narrows, memora Lieut, D. J. Carney, No. 80 Linden | street N. J; F. Watson, /tended principally to the deco «. \% WIRY ~~ ys op $ QQ, roxs from Fort Hamilton, When day. _ hen 3 mi it UP 2 | Street, Yonkers, N. Y. |No. 85 § Street, Hoxbury, Mass. | ¢ tian Herter, the young ma ifs Government gets around to it it is|with a verar t wide for good | Sergt. E, A. Herter, No. 130 East/ WOUNDED (Degree Undetermined). |) Opal bee , ° | going to build a dock at the foot of | measure, in one working day, At 7 67th Street, New York Corpl, ©, Gaylord rt Madison, fs it n Ng 1 ( 10 a Dentist Avenue in Hoxeank, | A. M. there wasn't a stick of wood Private J, T. Farmer, No. 20 River-| Privates F. Baker, Jewell, In: P. oe atlan R Kasian from the ships the ground, At that night the| io) piece Vankers N.Y lee lp Nard Reta ; kh \inerie \ A a ‘ wo, ity plumbing ani |” private A. Garver, Ne. 600 West] Bincy, Sremant, Nob wit altenete Discontinued Lines , |176th Street, New York MISSING IN ACTION. 1 because of at i ' : When Major Simmons got to work| privates W. dame = ae ae M. sof the Germa \ Former Values up to $7.00 SPREAD A LITTLE OF THIS uld spend $3,000,000 t, | Ul: O, Turkofsk!, tf son y Be iscceeratha 5 é (ha priv nto eontragtny ; DIED OF Disease." | PReviousty REPORTED miss-| 0M iaherty an Htlows to ¢ 40 r Nhe Mein | ree a Fe , | ING, NOW RETURNED To buTY, | r i) $750,000 on tho] Private T. J, Provence, Clintom) “privates §, Bager, Ch Ma ) on meat, cheese, fish and salad ioe a ta pth Epi veer syst ppeaUNlare rive y sandwiches-~and, Oh, Boy! what DIED OF AIRPLANE ACCIDENTS. ||) 0 {nm © aie Smart Dress Pumps cious, appe , lelics » men have promi- | ic yarn r Arcata, 4 i} - del ous, af petising slellea ts you io Rompltal heade| RG ue W. F. Ch PREVIOUSLY REPORTED MISS 500 pairs of the pumps illustrated will enjoy. Sunbeam” Mustard is | Major Alfred Brown ef of the sur. | C4 | ING, NOW REPORTED KILLED vt +} or glace the pet product of the largest whole- | sical service; Major Dovid , Sergt. J. E. O'Flaherty, No. 713] lahore ar to be hi n patent or glace kid ule grocery concern in the world |a"@ Capt. John Nankery Eighth Avenue, New York | a. 4 ) neluded also are a number of va- “rin iaranteed Haesh : tho medical ly office, are all New|O1ED FROM. ACCIDENTS AND| ! Taracka, Park, 1. rious style Pumps with high or low anc 5 ‘i ease you, or orker | ; en | New Jersey Noy Enltinted in Regu-! 4, : : i Lint Neuivalcciogitea rate now | cA learee Joie w tate | OTTAWA, Ont, June 27.—Amer! WoBRUNS CK Ju a | hase, Hannit - ” n the Canadia 1 ia - 1 NEW BT WI ‘ J a ford, Woon: nd eh nadian y liste if 4 wie | WOUNDED SEVERELY i, who lives on I 1 in Action Girousrd, he de a France ot ' Vr Ma H. Mar The | Ct Te We Met ! * hod of Wounde<I, D st. a} : age D. Seely, 1) ee ’ White Low Shoes ; ret. J \ \ - ait Marshall, w is at ned to th nen 3 rac k Ark | Drowned Aceiden oe 00 pairs of White Canvas - = Ge *) * € re ‘ staft of Haig. Marshall was! Gorpl, Marshall jr» No. 109 Lodi|t Kennedy, Min | fords low heels, as illustrated Austin;Nichols € Co's # cl, a araduate of| aris Wane NT y GassedJ, Swotda, Detroit | Also. White Canvas Pumps High School, ond} Corp, FR \ ” nj Ww 1 W. But Gi . with high LAV. covered heels nm RE J reular Army Ww » J. ¥. Davis, G Me ited States enter Forge, Va, | E "i ‘ 4 na uaeloe Lat | Buslera a. wd snaat Died KB, Cooper, 1 ston, B.C | AI Sizes But Not in Every Style No C. 0. D's France wit Tex.; E. Plazew u > ~ American tr under | gmit pig’ ws Smith, da M American Hoy te Send Per- > ’, iy ¢ PA |" Private A, E. Bates, Pondfisid shing Mledae At the Fashion . PRE 'D American Captain a Prisoner, | Road, Bronxville, N.Y The full resources of more than ey WASHIN Privates A. . He w, Munete, | 947 Boy Beouta of Amertoa Vew Shop Presper, Med Ind.; G. J. Bierman, Milwatikee, Wis acking Gen, Pershing to the limit 4 tached to Bri C. Carmichae!, Hartford, N. D edged in the comm ation w A > - ~? m, Drivoner Rilaieania 7 Ganseha Need Ren Dn ination’ MasParana Nineteen West 34th Street adel Liberty Avenue, Brooklyn wpe envoy of the Federal Coun BF Privates ® 'T, Carmichael, Heuvel of Churehos of Chriat in America, wi war PAS BNSC IAL OS § us ton, N. XY C, Cross, Pikeville, Ky.f present to the American commander, 2m alma IR ~memmmmnenniniee = pn perma en -_ ve