The evening world. Newspaper, October 4, 1918, Page 7

| PAYNE WHITNEY JOINS ARMY AS INFANTRY PRIVATE Lawyer and thle Athlete Decides Not to Wait for the Draft— Goes to to Camp Lee. Payne Whitney, one of the best known of the group of younger wealthy men of the city, has enlisted as @ private in the Infantry. While within the draft age, Mr. Whitney lecided not to walt, and within a week will report for duty at Camp Lee, Virginia, where he will undergo intensive training. Mr, Whitney is the eon of the late ‘Wiliam C. Whitney, Secretary of the Navy undor President Cleveland, and is @ younger brother of Henry Payno Phitney. His mother, who was Flora Payne, daughter of the late United States Senator Henry B, Payne of Ohio, died in 1392, The fact that Mr. Whitney was born to great wealth had no effect on his letermination to make the most of bimself. He was graduated fro . Yale in 1898. He took his law course at Harvard and recetved his LL. from that university in 1901. In May of that year he wo admitted to the Bar in this State. In 1901 the announcement of his en- green and wine. ing. Sizes 14 to 20, tailored ; ee pas TERT REET A": PORN if oe © r * ih che nS vr THE EVENING WORLD, FRIDAY, OCTOBER 4, 1918. cls ee eee re r gagement te Mise Helen Hay, thet publication weuld te cum daughter of the late John Hay, then Sec\.tary of State im the Cabinet of President Roosevelt, was announced. Their marriag. came in February, 1902, and was one of the must brilliant events of that year in the Capital. Mr, Whitney is @ lover of outdoor sports, He took up the game of racquets at college and excels in the sport. He, with Mra. Whitney, takes great interest in his Greentree stables, from which have come in recent years some of the finest thoroughbred horses seen at the track or in the fleid. Mr. and Mrs. Whitney have two children, John Hay Whitney and Miss Joan Whitney. a MOTOR CORPS MEN WANTED. All Qualified in Draft Age Eligible to Falist, A campaign for recruits in the Motor ‘Transport Corps has been started in New York, with headquarters at No 206 West 66th Gtreet. All qualified men of Graft age are eligible, Applicants should bring classification emrds with them, and if im deferred classification should have @ copy of their Draft Board physical report. Among the trades destred are ac- countants, auto repair men, biack- smiths, buglers, carpenters, caterers, chauffeurs, cooks, electricians, fremen, inspectors, laborers, millwrights, paint- ers, stanographers and trimmers, a HARVARD CRIMSON QUITS. All but Two of Staff to Join Tratn- ing Corps, CAMBRIDGE, Mass, Oot 4.—The Harvard Crimson, @ daily paper pub- ished by tho undergraduates at lai vard University, announced In to-day's BACK OUR BOYS-—-BUY BONDS Bond Booth—Matn Floor. BONWIT TELLER.&.CO. 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Superior Fabrics—Excellent Workmanship-—Up-to-the-Minute Model—French Seal or Nutria Collar—Coats Lined with Peau de ¢ A Noteworthy Suit Buying Opportunity Because of the Unusual Value gne Third Floor For Saturday A Special Offering of Boys’ Suits For Saturday 150 “Perfection” Oil Heaters $7.15 An October Sale Offering of Women’s Walking or Dress Boots $15.00 Very Tomorrow Made of sheet steel, with eae Special $7.65 Saturday automatic and odorless woo ortol Suits, ourne >| s yur = Mest mune te i: Brown kidskin high-cut lace Boots, [| purnced meets deus hale in tweeds and cheviots; ex : vee ing three quarts of oil, een Katekacboeveris (ats with military heels, neatly perforated 1a hn geshomitel ank Ge 7 to 18, Girls’ Shoes Boys’ Shoes cient heater} bail handle i foi ; nvenience in movin, Scout Shoes in tan or black k id ather; sizes To 1 to room. 10 to 1344 $2.85 , with mil lite ary heels, ly ; ’ No Mailor Telephone n met nay k leather Sh with heavy Orders. $7.50 | wear; sizes 244 to ¢ $3.95 ul Floor Fourth Floor. Very Special Values in Domestic Rugs About 75 Rugs, rangi good cali to the rest grade Wilton, marked to close out at Less Than Present Mill Cost 6x9 feet $8.00 to $39.50 814x1014 feet . $11.00 to $ 9x12 feet........-.$12.50 to $89.00 Early selection Is suggested, as quantities are limited in some sizes and grades, 338 Pairs Filet Net Curtains $1.95 pair. For Saturday Only. m the plain Complete Assortment of Boys’ Suits from $16.50 to $22.50 ‘ourth Floor. In the New and Com- plete Housefurnishing Department. Seventh Floor room or dining room windows, None C. O. D. or On Approval. Very Special Genuine Silvertone