The evening world. Newspaper, July 2, 1918, Page 15

v4 te t /LATEST WAR PICTURE \» AT THE BROADWAY WINS JEERS FOR THE KAISER Theatre last night feered bis satanic’ to depict the national thought of to-~ visage to the echo, and at the con- day. It is not only an arraignment clusion of the Screen Classics big of Prussianism and the Hohengol- feature production quite agreed they lerns, but it offers a romantic story have it well named, “To Hell With through fantastic war scenario. Old Pill Hoher rm, starred in a|the Kaiser! The story of the picture is imna- part film classic on Broadway!| It was a picture that furnished its terial to the dramatic presentation of rowded house" jn the Broadway ‘own reason for its tile and it alms facts now written in history. Law-, JUNIOR SOLDIERS GET ‘ARMY LIFE’ AT vice in Belgium, low Dodge, also sha Morris Kashin, in the part of Wins- an American air fighter, | re honors in steilar roles. | who comes to the cipline and Democracy. For Infants and Children, a replica of the modest grave it is hoped Bill Hohenzollern will som@ gentle voice this time. j aay fill. The picture is shown thrice Beautiful Rockland Lake Wark, daily. where Camp John Pershing is nestled , among the great trees on the bank of THE RIALTO PICTURES, the broad, clear lake, is thirty miles THIS PATRIOTIC WEEK, ‘trom Now York City on the Wost) HAVE A MARTIAL TONE Shore Ratiroad, The ontire lake and) much of ite frontage has been taken Oficial views of the troops “Fight- Over by the Interstate Park Commis- ing Along the Piave” form the feature Sion as a part of the vast park sys- | picture of the Rialto programme this tom being established by the St wook. These battle scenes, taken by Of New York and Now Jersey. The | cameras of the Italian Army, give a|JUnior Training Camp Association, clear idea of the territory in which Whose offices are at No. 258 Broad: | —>— artintic the Italiana have just inflicted a Way, this city, bas erected artint Anvelpful Remedy fo Use crushing defeat on the Austrians, ;Wooden buildings which, serve the Constipation and er ‘They show scenes during fierce on-\PUFposeS of comfortable darracks, ‘and hness auditorium, canteen, hos- Loss oF StEee fy eesuttting therefrom: into |gagements in which the machine Mess hall, gunners are wearing gas masks, and Pital, dc. in which a numbor of them are seen| Here the 800 boys who have already {to fall. Artillery, bombing squads enrolled for all or part of the months \and aerial forces are also shown in of July and August will live the ac- section? amme, in tact, is tUal life of soldiers in the United Pi ght carilal niters " There are States Army and receive instruction | splendid selections from the Official from West Point cadets carofully War Review, released by the Com-|chosen from among those best fitted mittee on Public Information. Charles|to perform this service for the gen- | ge 4 ser pttnca at er which is to furnish tho oifl- For Over Thirty Years CASTORIA : At Ginon 5 Doses 535 CENT cal and mental @eanliness, and to instil! in him the principles of democ- DENTISTRY, | i racy, all to be on an equal basis, re- i gardless of wealth, position or other Dentistry That Lasts states’ Wont tt pay. Winks NO PLATES equal place in the routine of the REQUIRED camp, but during working hours the TEED rigid discipline of the will be enforced. About 250 boy: Regular Army % PER ANNUM Cuuaue the first contingent | for (ue by: la ead wowed from New York, entrained at Wee- ar the ¥7-baue 0 {3'000,"" payee 1} Ree seta etter] | Dirwat Rall Connections to all potnte tnytne |hawken at noon yesterday and ar- Phe Watervury “no plate teeth are te Hee ot foty 18, 1018, E- SNorih. All through rail kets geen Wee | rived at Congers, the nearest station ed Beran pititete AAR ae “trav Pippen Br 4 Albany and trop Eyening Line tekel# |e the camp, in“a driving rain. But are saved. They Aperial 4th of July trips to fe reocomg ia and| they fell into ranks and marched the ¢ yee: get om dtcnpory etek Hl and of" natural teeth ington 4.20 Desbroses st '$:4) and | mile to the camp, regardiess of mud 4 appear + eligione pike and water. In their khaki uniforms, Pa Si"tn Savion’ Nock pear Mountals | with their blanket rolls over their The New WATERBURY Way aagame, here in shoulders, they made gn impressive sight as they hiked along to the se- rious business before them. From Russell Vail Carman of Quogue, Long Half-tare for all soldiers and aatlors tn uniform. UP BOATS | thie | put ng, have me your nd WITHOUT ched New York Pinten Wet sa see Isiand, aged fourteen and as tall as 10 YEARS 1a his father, the Quartermaster of Com- Citizens’ Savings Bank Hout Mouiniain peatra Dental Surgery made wa pany M, 6th Battalion, N, ¥. G., to a Pal WUKGS by the applies o the gume MAND 5&8 BOWERY, COR, CANAL ST. _ ee tiny ap no longer than @ two-foot “4 is . L1GTH SEMI-ANNUAL DIVIDEND [) Corow rule, who was said to be nine but y The Trustees have interest ie, jo was said Warersury DentaL COMPANY J %'".22" Puen aiid TDkesl eae) ROR knit LIME Seecr aerate per annum to be paid t were all sizes and conditions of boys, Established 21 Years. but no body of soldiers ever mavchea ami with more earnest determina- 29 W. 34th St., New York 414-16 Fulton St, Brooklyn t mi Mourns, 8106 SUNDAYS, 9 ToD ALL LANGUA\ SPOKEN LADIES IN ATTENDANCE tion pictured on their faces. And how they did dive into the plenuful dinner which was ready for them in the great mess hall on their arrival at the camp! ‘These marchers nthe ending in aecgrdance with 1 rules of the bank Money deposi or before duly ntereut from |B duty ast, ALL DAY SAIL constitutec nine JULY pa HENKY BW , Aas ER, President, Joompanies under command of pis, » HELP WANTED—MALE. EDWIN A. LAHM, Awincamt Secretary Byecial holiday mervice up the Hudaon, J. 8S. Doubleday of Columbia Univer- } eee A he ee A wonderful day's outing to sity, A. Stevenson t the Army and | } Navy Preparatory 3c hool, F. |Naumburg of Cornell University, R. |A. Mellen of the Massachusetts State cultural Col Jackson of | RIVETERS, Newburgh, Beacon, Poughkeepsie and Return on the handeomely appointed! steamer '| BENJ. B. ODELL Metropolitan Sonn Bist 19 THIRD AVE GtteKkD 18 N iNreRST bon Ti A record breaking rivet gang is worth a regiment “over there,.”” cade! ny igh School and L. a0 almer, all mem-~ pers of the Reserve Officers’ Training Corps. | WEST POINT TRAINING IN GEN- If you are a RIVETER, HOLDER-ON or HEATER, vB mutitled ctereto af ha tRtae JCiy tee able Ge methods. In the Diay he Jeers and soldiers of the future. | reat character orl TO THE BOYS. |\- eran comree, See Sees See {stumbles onto a dangerous German| The aim of the course is to teach plot agat.ot the country ach boy e@elf-discipline and pbysi- one month. Working boys may en- | roll fr the length of their summer vacat COMFORTABLE LIVING FOR THE JUNIOR SOLDIERS. ‘The comfortable barracks are pro- vided with double deck iron beds with woven wite springs. Kach by furnishes his’own bed sack, or mat~ rence Grant, in the roll of the Katser, Seeamy tie Camp. rornieliag the, Hey does clever acting and because of his nishes hts uniform—-coat, breectwa, likeness to t) war monarch he car- legeings, Web belt and campaign hat ries other clever = impersonators | come provided with two Olive Tell as Alice Monroe, the mm test, 9.4 5 e too! prush, . i 4 suits of underwear, four of American herofne, and John Sunder- But Mil tary Training Wil socks, six pocke! handkerchiefs, one land, an aviator who bas seen ser-; Include Clean Sport, Dis- comb, one brush, one bathing suit one rubber ¢ blanket, thre sweater and a suit of t or poncho, one heavy haki outing shirta, one khaki erything else for the boy's com- Broadway with’ the evil sounding At 6 o'clock this morning revellle og 0 ers now at thriller, has succeeded in surrounding sounded in dead carncst at Camp fort and work js provided by the presentation with an atmosphere John Pershing, Of the hundreds of C2™D. The food served is the Regular of ware reallem” Grim relics from Army ration. It ts served in abund- - or rim et: tonned DOYS of high school age or less who ‘ance and tho quality is that of the enuine astoria by the French Government, form a began real army life at that junior | United States Army. tho best fed spectacular exhibit in the theatre training camp yesterday not ono had poke A S bad pedal sw = py bd a hile up and down Broadway made by the © s $1.0 day for the Bethe, two weeks é tne: piewusea the temerity to respond sleeplly, seriod of enrolment, which may be fun will move an auto hearse bearing “Ye-e-8, in a minute,” to the bugied| for any length of time from two “Time to get up!" It wasn't mother's | weeks to two months. There are no pictures will be freely pro- Tuesday and Thursday eve- nings, free lectures on Monday and Friday evenings, and a dance every Saturday night from 8 to 10.30 o'clock There will also be voluntary classes ‘in boxing, swimming and other sports, as well as general tutoring. This is the third year that the Cun- jor Training Camp Association has conducted a summer camp for boys. In 196 at Fort Hamilton Military Reservation, and in 1917 at Sheeps- head Bay Speedway Park, highly auc- ‘cessful camps were carried -on. But thé. present one is, because of the en- reed _experient Frederick L. ong, the intendent, and. AH, Re Liydeoker, Assistant Superintendent, becuse of the more beautiful sfte provided for it and the more sub- stantial buildings erected, a notable improvement on the others. ae ie Aviation Fete to £20,000, Circulars advertiaing the aviation fete to be held on the estate of Morti- mer L, Schiff at Oyster Bay Saturday will be dropped on the financial distri and Fifth Avenue to-day from an aire plane. The fete ts to raise $20,000 to equip aviation camps with athletic rods, 1 will be mock battles in the air, and Capt. Gino, Itallan aviator, will carry passengers in his Caproni "ping Hock over the Schiff estate a fly GIRL BORN IN STATION, i} Says the “She ought to marry a policeman w rows up," sald Lieut Ru- | How of the Stage Biet| 1 on, Brooklyn, when Mr: Millie Clark gave birth to a baby girl in the station early to-day The woman, who thirty-fou years old and lives at No, 128 Cook Street, w n her way to the St Catherine Hospital when she collapsed at the station house The leu. enant brought ver inside and sum moned @ physic from the hospital After the birth of the girl mother and baby were removed to the hospital Roth are doing finely Mrs. Clark ix the mother of eight children. Her husband had to atay home to look after one who was sick -_ Tithe Guarantee Guilty of Practis ing Law Ulegally, For practising law illegally, the Tithe Guarantee and Trust Company of Mon- tague Street, Brooklyn, was found guilty yesterday by the Court of al @essions, Complaint agai the company was made by the Com mittee on Miegal Practices of the Brooklyn Bar Asso and the caac has been in the courts several months. Sentence will be passed next Friday. Lemon Juice For Freckles Giriet Make beauty lotion at home for a few cents, Try It! Squeeze the juice of two lemons Into a bottle containing three ounces | of orchard white, shake well, and you have # quarter pint of the best tress and tan lotion, and complexion beau- tifler, at very, very small cost. Your grocer has the lemons and any drug store or toilet counter will! supply three ounces of orchard white for a few cents, Massage this sweetly | fragrant lotion into the face, neck, | ‘arms and hands each day and see how Buy War Savings Stamps _ 1329-1331 4810-4812 Broadway fh Ave. At Gates | soit Avenue, 48th 2 49th, Brooklyn, Brookiya. Fulton St., Cor. of Bridge St. At Hoyt St. Subway Station, Breoktya freckles and blemishes disappear and | how clear, soft and white the skin be- comes. Yes! It is harmless.--Advt. Y hod 1 95 effects, Vie 4% Fs i Apply ut once, Hak OMEN Wet Ona ow Hoare FY rn tnt fa 428 My Aaah Employment Bureau, i NEY dale) ‘The staff of West Point cadets de- ploy Sit 10S, Pree, Submarine Boat Corp., er Lanch Room, tailed to serve as instructors at Agents, U. S. S. B. Emer. Camp John Pershing until July 22, i ig +4 W $ SI E NGS AN when they will be relieved by others, Mee eekiscanat Now E T DE SAVI B K are: Homer W, Blair, Adjutant and ark Bay Shipyard, New. | Sixth Avenue and Ninth street, 3 iS rk, N. i Troaters ‘av red ‘Somil-an- Senior Instructor; K. 6, Stice, C. F. BFK, i! nual atvidend at tho Colson, H. Twichell, J. J. ‘Twitty and —————— —— ‘PER Cornman L. Habn. ae The training will be along Weat CENT. Point lines, with a tow modifications ner annum, which, will bo eraditad on "al made necessary by the youth of the tints cit ‘on Vain | n nior soldiers, There will be infan- be i} ju WANTED | 5 try close order drills, fleld training Pee a || Steamer Resig « Peck and open warfare, trench construc- STALIiON MEN AND Clarence 4. Migale dent, | [tion ‘and trench 'wartaro, bayonet T 5 ACCOUNTS OV SOCIETIES ACCEPTED fighting, signalling, road and bridge TRAINMEN, My | building, markmanship, patrolling AGES 21 TO 55, NEW YORK SAVINGS BANK. and recounaissance—in fact, all the| ; =LEV military. essentials—and 4 special | SUBWAY AND ELEVATED N. W. Cor. course of calisthenics and physical DIVISIONS nie i ore INTERBOROUGH RAPID FOUR PER CENT, an piers on the day of Becuretas [| yess aie, Malotiing too. great TRANSIT CO, The New England Steamship Co, | |faraneon thé unaccustomed muscies | APPLY ROOM 1288, 165/°¢rannum on ell sume, from fh to n 43.000 of the boys, and there will be ample : fy if iT fr for at « BROADWAY, 9 A. M. TO 5 OK jtime and op l 4 LE DE ’ DRaw Tenet b Cf sports of inds, swimming, 4 PM. DAILY’ EXCEPT SUN. LINGER, President Bron Steam oat 0) Shore prac ies hd Internat ; vt talion fick Will be special fea | Preane Mnete Te Man AUR B | ahecruien of he camp are those ; WALI AND FEMALE, TEAMBOAT! Ty We TRO St. RF'40,| that govern the conduct of young fl i T {2 70.7 is Jomen in goo¢ ‘ourtes { ul " nn Can ® y and SUNDA TRITR to co | 4 tat ag eD 8461 end pro Rot oeanaie to orders. will i ' vo ith ont REAR 0 M N, ae, 560.125.8280 joao be required at all Umes, Profanity, qyyor Al ROCKAWAY EACH the use of intoxicants, gambling of | ” Me sl] kinds, hazing, &e., are prombited ) & Ly. W.129 St FAN RIO.15 | . . M Roek ig Mt Tel. R or sta. Smoking will be discouraged, espe | FOR SALE. H REPUB : * Gially atnong younger boys, though “GRAN smoking privileges will be granted to |MONes ist. 10 DANCING “METROPOLITAN LINE | thove boys who obtain the. written \ es Round Trip To 23] consent of thelr parents or guardians . or, in the absence eh authority, Floor 171 way _- Cor Mais: mus 4 4 The honor system will prevail, an ( Me ‘adnan "Co Aine ramtth GAMER Menigg | every effort will rule tom DIAMONDS ON CREDIT ta to | alay’ The Whales Night, for imoral ‘tone of thi STaNk* Vite Gort beets age, catia sy sate Bent Working boy or , | OS ICED EE So dont roauined: | ee eh and THE BAY ma EY s Beer aries’ tat che a charackey ile, Dut it is tly, T than Wace To Atlantic Highlands, Fare 35¢ OAM 145 OPM Ov Sb 4PM aon Untonial leweirs Ce. M Ser yiek city! 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A 4th of July Sale of Smart Outing Skirts Jersey cloth, piques, linens, Bedford roys, Shantungs and basketweay: new plaited, shirred or tailored models. 4% Natty Shetland wool and choice fibre silk collar models; slipovers, braid trimmed; \ new pastel shades, Others at 5.75, 8.75 and Up ya 4 up 6% ‘ surf satins, cordu- in Slipover Sale or sailor also (\ $4.95 MORN To prevent dealers buying, quantities restricted. HEARD rteenth Street Wert of FO Drew BUSINESS HOURS 9 TO 6 Closed Saturdays During July and August as Originated ° By Us 18 Years Ago No Curtailing of Summer Stocks Our Buyers Are Instructed to “KEEP UP ASSORTMENTS” /No Inventory Until End of Sammer, That Is Why You Always Can Find What You Want HERE Boys’ Palm Beach Suits, coith Extra Trousers, 7.94 Stylish and serviceable—that's why these suits are going so rapidly inte homes of nice people who are not extravagant where they have a youn w of 7 to 17 years. Norfolk and Trench models finished. with vockets—genuine Palm Beach cloth and a value not to be various style matched elsewhere in New York, we are told by customers who've shopped around and finally bought here. Boys’ Wash Suits, 1.45 Our reg. 1.95 e, plain col- Boys’ Khaki Suits Very Low Priced at 2.94 The material is fine Khaki drill and well made up into smart models for the active young chap of 6 to 14 years. Some of these suits have the natty Sam Browne belt; others have the letters Jr.” embroidered on the military, upstanding collar. Fall trench styles. Choice of straight trousers or leggings style. As usual, big assortment. Short trousers—in wh ors or novelty stripes. style that has passed the “y test all parents demand—many suits with contrasting colors on collar and enffs. 3 to 8 yrs. Boys’ Wash Trousers, 1.25 Knickerbocker, straight or flapper styles—materials include gray crash, white duck and dark khaki drill, . to Regular and stout sizes. A Clearaway! 150 Novelty Felt Rugs SPECIAL 1.97 This is a new rug that has proved immensely popular since its recent arrival, and one that is both attrac- tive and durable. The felt Al brand, basket weave throughout, with artistic paw the neutral back- ground is relieved by assorted stripes and geometrical designs of yellow, blue-tan and green. Size #7x58 inc! COOL RAG RUGS—Solid color centres with chintz borders—fringed. Colors: Delft blue, rose, pink, tan, gray and green— Linen Dusters For Midsummer, Motor and Travel Wear These are practical linen coats of good quality. and make. They have convertible collars, and may be worn with or without belts, and come in natural color or gray— Nength, full 48 inches—sizes 36 to 50 bust 4.75 our regular $6.47. Sweaters Warmth-Giving, Becoming, Economical Sweaters in broken sizes offer quite an opportunity, if your size is among them, to acquire at little cost a splendid model of botage wool, fibre silk, or fancy wool weave— are much reduced in price.. 8.4 Slip-Over Sweaters, sleeveless styles so pretty with Summer dresses, come in khaki, salmon, old Pope god blue—our reg. #2.68, Sleeveless Sweaters, fish-tail slip- over styles are most attractive and reasonable. The colors are coffee, old rose, green, khaki and salmon... 2.48 Size rx: 30x60 in. mat ea ONE DELIVERY A DAY The Government aska that all stores reduce deliveries to one delivery « day. 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