The evening world. Newspaper, July 27, 1918, Page 4

“UTC U.S. ARMY = MN FRANCE PROVES A MODERN MIRACLE: } with tatk of millions and even bill fons, few of us can comprehend thes wae hs expreased in men or tons or Realizing this and wishing to give to people of this country a compre- ve accounting of his steward @ first year of the war, ‘Deve ing ordered that filma be nade showing th ivittes of every branch of the service in France. The fecond series of these motion pic res, taken by the Signal Corps of American Expedit y Fore ) irve S| D id M ‘Hou eating the commanding Gen s Preved by Gov- been received f Films of the Information time ex publ and has ¢ next Mon undertook to place an army P nate “a al pictures it in clvarly fh France ca conveyed te wn t ine American exped mind b re words and figures. onary f bandied the tir say tt t portant of transportat.on a mill an e power moves sol apiebe Hers and supplicg over a great thre ~ Qed forked railroad constructed by Amer them engineers from the port to three 4 parts of the front. Troop trains es loaded with Americar riee no v e to the trenches, and ho: Par : and unloading ine loading A wour With no precedent to go on Amer ea began the tremendous task of sending an army of milliona across A submarine jnfeated ar oa | point 3,600 miles from its bh i ariny was to be lat to the front and eatab. ountry invaded and suf And three years of vontin vous fighting. Moreover, for every nan sent across there must be such of supplies ax would meet even ‘eat an emergency as a complete oppage of shipments for a quarter Stor 4 year or more. Manifestly tt army could not hope to live off the country in which it was to fight In the beginning there quate port facilities for American ships Wharves and piers must be uit for the unloading of soldiers and supption. The problem of transporta tion’ was to be complicated by the fact that the European Allies were. 4. krowing more dependent upon Am ca to aid them in meeting the needs of Dont wc worry about your skin -Resinol cleared mine completely iss (sia their civilian populauion and their s0)) AE, too, thought that nothing would | [RCit clvill with no port facilities, no Gear my skin, | had used so many! storage houses for supplies and no remedies and nothing helped much, | rallroad facilities for moving troops but when I finally tried Resino! Oint ment and Resinol Soap, 1 could feel an improvement in a short time. ‘T pimples and roughness and supplies to the front from the por adopted by America, a task of almost discouraging proportions was f sented to the engineers of the Amert can Army on gradually disappeared| That t ngineers performed a y until my skin was Clearer Dy me - Ms ment ‘ 7 record time ‘orms one of the most dramatic stories and fresher than ever of the war—a story which must be | rn an honored place in history. Entering the virgin forests of France for timber, they d port facilities | on the French coast (it is not permis. | sible to say where) capable of hand- | ling in this present month nearly a| million tons of supplies. — If you will | turn your mind to your ten-ton coal bin and strive to think what a hun Cc MIRACLE OF AMERICAN ARMY IN F “RANCE PI CTURED Memorialto Major Mitchel, U.S. R., Late Mayor of the City of NewYork The World suggests « great popula subscription for « suitable, worthy Major John Purroy Mitchel, U. S. R., Aviation Corps, for four years Mayor of New York City, by which the city, honoring « hero, will also honor itself. To this end The World subscribes $1,000. The World, both morning and evening editions, will gladly receive and acknowledge contributions of any sum for this purpo memorial to All contributions should be addressed to the Mitchel Memorial Fund, The World, No. 63 Park Row, New York, N. Y. Contributions will be acknowledged in the columns of The World and The Evening World from day to day. MITCHEL MEMORIAL FUND CONTRIBUTORS AND GIFTS oe: a DETACHMENT of AMERICAN INFANTRY LEAVING For THE BRONT IN FRANCE COMMITTER ON PUBLIC THROR sembled from shipped parts me than 1,600 standard gauge and sixty M 000 standard gauge freight cara besid locomotives and cars which have n purchased abroad. Nine regiments of railway engineers have been in Franc last August. With the comple the organizatic five new ments lions, ATION locomotives and more than 22 and sixty thi CoM since | tion of regi now than i in and rolling ssary to pro jf many freight houses, assembling ui shops and barracks for the operating forces. Vast hospital fac are being or roviding beds nu of the number of men in lities have bes ed in France ring from 6 to| n 10 per cent th American expeditionary force | ‘The number of officers in the Medical Corps sed from 900 to 24,- | 000, and m 8,000 to 148, addition to the provisions made in the r of enlisted men | 0, All this is in extensive hospital | United States, Je the where in all department ho c ity on June § last was 72, 66 ew construction now under way will provide for a total here, The number of base eral hospitals in this country has in creased from seven te enty-two and is being further ext@#ed Notwithstanding the many delays in aireraft production, th dt delivered up to June 8 last 4.495 ENTRAINING F | Total Is Now $22,150.25 and Sums Received Range From Dime Up to Check for $1,000. | Contributions to the popular subscription for a memorial to Major |John Purroy Mitcheh received yesterday and contributions of amounts of $100 or more theretofore received appeur be Further contributions wil ve acknowledged from day to day Name of Contribator. Amour: |The Sun and kvening Sun Mrs, W. Julius Rosenwald ..; John D, Rockefelle Judge Elbert H. Gur: Mrs. Staniey McCormick... Adolph Lewisohn, | Sam A. Lewisohn. | Herman A, Metz. Simon Guggenheim J. Horace Harding. John Mck. Bowman... Major August Belmont. | Henry P. Davison, William 'G. Willcox: |b. H. Outerbridge |Henry Bruere . William Hamiin Childs The Journal of Commerce. Samuel Untermyer. Frank V. Storrs. Mary B. Crocker. 5. C. Holaday Francis Lyi New York |Louis 8. Levy. Percy HR. Pyne 2d... ‘ge Blume 1 Vance Mecormick Henry Clews .. : | Christoffer Hannevig ...++++ Louis Marsh Lieut. ‘or THE Col, mentary training planes, 820° ad- | dred thousand such bins would look | vanced training planes and 286 com. | ea. ET Se USGS mania arvon Robert W. Like. you may Ret dim Perception of | hut planes; also elementary Ladenburg, T! a a ify w bit re dheparicyer eens pelle ch aid sg training engines, 8 advanced | thur Williams. « 1 100 Hight ia just a jifty with @ single application of o he construction of plera for re | training engines and more than 3,000 Arth i 100 DR. WERNET’S POWDER |enormour quantities of supplion wok | Liberty enxines, including those for 1 fs ormo’ oH 0 plies was|the navy. Of machine guns for air ‘ @ For False Teeth only the beginning of the achievement plane use #1.260 had been delivered ok 19 i of the American engineers, The per-| up to Jur More than 1,200,000 t \ 1 ld rg Moen labable portions had to be preserved. | rifles we Sat 1 in America and ' 10 here in, therefore, now in operation | delivered between the declaration of 2 th ‘© a refrigeration ant with al war and June of this r 1 1 capacity of 10,000,000 pounds of beef | However and for whatever purpo 1 and an ice-making plant capable of | the German militarists have affe — producing an equal number of pounds | to turn up their noses at the Am $ 00 of te dally Tale plant " now being | can Army, its krowth has, sa i enlarged to bY 325 feet dimen- | marvel of the civilized world c aa sions, with a capacity of 30,000,000 | of courne, dues not include tho ( j 0 pounds of frozen beef, while five other | man miliiarists. Since April saan ne planta of almost almilar capacity are | the Regular Army has increas Fra 234.25 being built, bespeaking our Govern. | 5.791 officers and 121,797 enlisted men yy ey ' ; iio aa ment’s intention of wending enough |to 11,866 officers and 614.876 enlisted Receive the Same Wage: | Pyaar eat ta baer tae Loek sare ye Dae mibere and 3} Men Who Have Gone Into ‘All Citizens Should Sub-} enough beef tc » them fit-to do it, | Mervice from 3,783 offic n : e : Sroneit We. atageat een to a0 It | eetiamwa men. to 11070 officers nnd bias canine INFANTRY ENTRAINING For DEPARTURE TO FRONT scribe,” Says ‘Thomas struggle along on pate de fois gras | #17441 enlisted men; the Resor v« WUNTATY Service in FRANCE a mations | and lobster a la wets And re por a od C taal nerives arom ai n pa OF Pune MOR MAT 0 | Hed uly in | Sending $100, member, for every such plant there ts “pul vie h. More than one hundred a aus must be adjoining barracks for hous, |tme the National Army has : A pundres = SHE ATORe ABRIL E fires created with an enlisted force of AP- operatives are emplove \ Minions ne ; | Cr Type inorensea from #.b24 oficere a0 pany, taking tho places of men who| OUUPLE HELD AS THIEVES PSII IRE IDENTIFIED). staior aticenes, ana 1 want 1 SoCool! ‘ aupplica trom Che conat of Pee 84 | 160,400 officars and 2,010,000 enlisted nave entered military serv : ) a mong the nuniben of New. ¥ | S Relk ° the Dattle fronts @ double line of] MT. number of men in France or |have left the company Vas Caretakers for Home, Ac-| poties Found Near Spencerport] citizens to contribute to so splend © Refreshin¢ wilroad co} cation has been es , , : ne | ; v ‘ - by en route to France, Including combat~ | anergency war activ < ! t | . » Chie n suse.” wrote Thomas Healy, 64 Yabliahed, including construction of] ¢n Foute to France, including eomba: Keney W ce | Those ¢ Chief Fish and a cause." wrote ‘Thomas Healy, and Delicious hundreds of miles of trackage for . ) for | ; | i it the Fu . 7 Street and Columbus Avenuc in = |¥a rds, sidings, switches, & For the | P!Y and all the units which go to A statement issued to A pull T e | Mr of Macedon. t : : j ane 2 Mt el » he « r a or \ ne fo: e func ation of these railroads our/ Make up the entire Army was on |women are successfully of Roce ee MMAR Re citcea ne Baa Sa RA FOR INDIGESTION) turces in France have ‘built or aa [ July 1 practi si iC Rictine nea sean tealilaentaeiNen' then several hundred — thousand, ‘Jighter machines in tt \ , ; an found sh in the Woods! york should permit that monu ai ies peees =] moth combatants, have gone over. w y 1 ‘or shoul i | | aaa hese impressive figures do not !ng parts of equipments, wa gand v pence to be erected without subscribing pa ana nal i ee include any of the thousands of men dainting caps, serubbir Adana i < r er Fish, Ps t." Mr. Healy continued t ind women and the tons of supplies ™ i, ing @ pele ; . Petit pea aie dtbedger || |fent independently of the army or-|ing car curtains, inspect ar | ¢ ive aiid ine a vie ay eg tleceangs anization ‘ a Weat 14 “fers in the City Ha h i W at S appen ng e I] "As sucgested at the beginning of [Dodies, Wiring master con ; ie gr « old ana | Patriotism by dying for his country | sain eric) hf a pean . Mere 1 }doing other work involvings t ae at; mien The amount collected by The W ae, ' yt mericans in “France is too | 0e 2ui'T MOrs ; E RaMnE opened, Bere = |] | bie for words. Hence the motion lat A ¢ j two young] Up to noon t anyon ol EZCOTO i His Girraiiee ¥ 1 ube aan ie r ; ; A aie oo aes Bouin t ‘the Board a sely Met Car ind. the Committer on Pub 0 that male tat Ve “ Mrs. Phelps,{ Jo ialvin 0! boa ! mantle hope to sive the home ‘people ssn cis ! Lalla fal miscis’ onolonea “ai oneak UNITED ciGAR stents \ timpse of what has been accom- : r f n . i Nishod “over there.” prospect of a ' appeared July 8 $100 in a letter which read e e Jof servige and incren 3 c Macedon that the! «7 wish your laudable effort t bs 1 lice ha | test sand I s ! " POLICEMAN ‘HURT IN FALL. In a number of arse sh , hea . nad | yory greatest succe WILLIAM P. BEAZELL comfontanie quneters, conf rm ee niked thom, Tha [VOTY Sresteeraorial 40 be erected. ! By I . “Stumbles After Arrest the specific th I ! i * ales were found day before yeaterday.|.” commensurate with the pul Soldie Coney Ista Law a Il ul have t ' n ria a service, rendered by Major Mit Controversies in Congress and out, investigations under as Oe aiteck was W. G. Gove, | 4 A Sat fott, OSBORN STILL A CANDIDATE. | 5 gave unseifsniy the | various auspices, have made it appear that very little has copes Whin. Gte Tal * sr Renesas | 8 life in behalf of the serv happened beyond the development of a Liberty motor of Henao 46 pe between tw 1 i ne’) the City of New York d | uncertain quality, beyond the working out of a plane. |fosters i est and a CONEY CARS IN CRASH; : terns Nee Hen Darwin R. James of the Ac building programme that not yet reached quantity rested them, ured € Chicle Company # i | production, and beyond the establishment throughout the 4 he tripped and fe SIX PERSONS ARE HURT fevers Js check for 9100; country of a still lengthenine chain of schools and camps ||f|'** b a taruce Shee bast ‘ stem AES Len Rea NE from which news seldom eoiues unless it be of accident or {ee ern anid thas ware | NUP | 1 Pole ‘ a) tens Se a ay, sragecy Her H ad Benders of , Other It—All | ; opptrtunity to make @ small « ‘The fact is that the Air Service is bigger to-day than j}|"SN0, 1 W ' \ ne m ure wi [RUBODi 8 RALONSEY. ; was the Regular Army when America entered the great |]| wha tu ches tala 1 way. I , Oshort 4 his memory should be pert war. It has more men, more officers, more equipment, more | tn being de make th ‘ ’ ee N 1 vik branches of its organization. It has almost as many posts | : xenial and 1 ’ r \ und : he. only eine Ar anc slions us ‘ eu i} Co . . » jhave been 7 1 \ 1 way 4 a 4 - " and stations as had the army in Continental United States, RADWAY'S READY RELIEF) “3 ones 2 | | ft illustrious citizen wh / 1, Panama and our possessions in the Atlantic and the | Intration Appoints State| eauiantly gave bis that uA! Pacific, In technique of organization, instruction and prac- | STOPS PAIN ks waaay : eas Kincer, lica and the ideals for which it st tice it has come in eight months to be the equal of any fight Bureau,” i . | Ww. | a eet Nae na} live." t 1 y that he ha ing corps of the Entente Allies. Itis being expanded until |] For »Rheumatic—Muscular | ‘ved 9 ne word \ it will presently be eat in personnel and material as the N Tele Rai > | MICHAELIS WARNS GERMANY. eked N aicunag of Birk “" TOSPEEDMITCHEL MEMORIAL H corps of Great Britain, France and Italy combined or Neuralgic Pain | ' ne, ! Four s quantity of ae te hy Noyes Di! coumitter of 500 WIT Meet In Alder- ' | The n er of qualified aviators the Air Service mikht . National) mante |! NH put into action is now in the thousands, many more than if, the , } ' Mr has The Mitehel Mem al ¢ 1 t ) half of whom are taking post-graduate courses in various uated by the B . 7 * aa] of 600 will meet in tho m | » tiv rs for| Chamber of the City Hall on Mor the number of those awaiting their chance is the largest a npe = i Glevaland Be OD tad 7 | warn the German 4 ganization. e a of al : eady 50. Hints hand Witeon for | oTEI TE ayy preliminary rs Fe eli f 1 ve . a ae ecyeeky Following the organization a fe A Series of Articles on This Subject Begin in ne at) at ill com 1 Young People's! Cointment of committees ot me ¢ 70 yea AT ALL Bh Colored Baptist: Chureh, | 4PPO mintosintionmiacll tact and trie Druggiste) iy us tor ou ! TUN atthe Union Bape | sider the form the memoria NTERNALLY he added 1 H No, 204" oid ke, speeches will be mad ex on ay in Water) y t pralsing 1 i harm. uly dL tgob violence, of the Board of Aldermen, and others