The evening world. Newspaper, October 28, 1918, Page 12

AQ\ ite A’ \ \\ TT ee gs ne : i \\ \ \\ MONDAY, OCTOBER 28, 1918 ‘ VN \\ \\en oa ; MONDAY, OCTOBER 28, 1918 2 So hed allt Milan noc A venerated tueuieinnaianesessniile pennies icant New York Boys Learning PV ENET AQ! KQW al ‘With Her Shrinking Dollar ‘To Command “Big Guns” N. Y. Housewife Has Fought Ete. appeals a See aioe aa ts ella da aaa Cael 7 oe ° ° we $ aa e é 4 e ° > bs e e |» At Camp Zachary Taylor Making “America First’’ in the Air | A Winning War at Home =, Giur “ , Air Fleet From Mineola Flying Over Long Island in Battle Formation Section of a . Comparison of Foodstuff Prices in 1914 and To-Day Shows Her iif ath, bet ht ts Crotueting L008 ies Fleet Above Jamaica Bay — Relative Size of Giant Caproni “Bomber” and Baby Nieu- fn hd iy ay iets Pack or hen Foirad com bead 4 i i ¢ i Si x Gen. Willi J. Kenley, ‘axed Her Family Purse and House: ge ) sooty Week, and “Bugs” Baer, Who Is One of port Battleplane Adopted Ps Rig ira eae eee we vanes paki the Utmost, but With Economy and Sacrifice as Her « ndergraduates,”’ Gives His Own Version ochhtahll ve peer Aids, She Has “Made Good,” and Has Even Helped Her “of “How It’s Being Done.” ; Pe i RU eee j i : ( i i Family to Support Uncle Sam. | “There's a Bunch of New York Birds Here,” He Says, “Who bh. , By Willis Brooks if Used to Think That the Earth Was Bounded on the Fe be ae liegt Lgtebinlee by a bed to the great body of 33 American middle class housewives have been so many, so various Hy North by Broadway, on the East by Broadway, on the and 60 perplexing, the marvel is that these women have been able iy South by Broadway and on the West by Broadway to meet them at all. How well they have solved them is attested by the but They Are Out Here to Learn Different—So Far as Li’l Brighteyes Is Concerned, I’m Flatwheeling Along » Trying to Do My Best, but Stepping on My Chin About Every Third Step. By Candidate Arthur (“Bugs”) Baer. (18th Training Battery, Camp Zachary Taylor, Ky.) fact that, despitte the shriveled purchasing power of the dollar, these women, in most cases without increase of income, have succeeded in pro- viding sufficient nourishing food for their families, and are still doing so. What has been achieved may best be gathered from a comparison of the household budgets for the years 1914 and 1918 of families depending upon salaries of say $30 a week. This figure represents perhaps as nearly ag possible the average income of the @———__—_—___—- vast army of middle-class families in Cencats. ‘A Pr Pri takes two to make a fight, but one guy can finish it this city—an income which has been ae. * Which is what Billhelm der Twicer is finding out right now. practically bp ee aan the last] gamp, per id.. $0.10 It's only elghteen months since the Clown Prince and his simperial | ees Pesthas “4 a eee ity eka 1A boon Ltt 4 tc} : papa figured that Uncle Sam was only fooling, and io peng hth t aed MRS af ¥ Mominy grits, 1b, ‘os ary r those eighteen months uncle has run the Hohen- manyvother parts of the country, this) gives. ‘per tb... 08 ‘ : r your fact 1s offset by the higher cost Of] wheat four, per Ib 2 ¢ ; sollern gang ragged. living here. So, what applies to the bi In just one year and a half he has knocked Bill. metropolis applies equally well to 0 “ 1 : helm’s gray gorillas for a goal. Instead of parking’; other localition, m4 ia 1" bis royal bunions in Paris, the Kaiser has his enkles | Certainly in 1914 the following]! xating apples (large), doz..... 28 60 aimed for Berlin and is running like a mouse trying |; menus would not have been regarded Ouoking spel, at een + i) to break an engagement with a cat. as extraordinary for this type of New| Gavirut aor, “le ‘a0 In just eighty weeks, since the time that uncle York family, consisting of two adults VEGETABLES. shifted his quid to his other cheek and equinted down, and two children of school age. | Ein per an head - po — 4 the barrel, the Kaiser has bé®n forced to admit that he What would have happened if these |* Turnip we Imo jcossscsss 30 opened tae wrong berry. i menus had been ate Nes Onions, per tb cease, aE 08 An just about five hundred and fifty days the Faderland Uber Alles seen in the column showing 19 | Rae ie ar ee 7 r ink has been cancelled and tossed behind the towel rack with the rest prices: CANNED AND GLASS GOUDS. ; HOME BREAKFAST FOR FOUR. : jc " Retcce : Viands. Quantity, Cost 1914, Cost i918, “in 13 a Which doesn't mean that the job is over. But its back is broken and i ‘i : : . Orava we 4 Cat we bed ‘ene good wallop will hang the Boche over the ropes like an old shirt. [ies } oe : a Sle 4 “35 And uncle has that final wallop all nicely timed and measured to swing ‘ “ ee it 2 | = i trom his hip pocket and land on the German beezer. ‘i G 2 Hy y pRoDUCTS. * The wallop is the F. A.C. 0. T. 8. 2 os | Mi iarade i. br a, % “8 e™And the place where the wallop is being knitted is at Camp Zachary ie a [tel Geode Besse 08 a Taylor, Kentucky. F. A. C. 0. T. 8. translated into civilian English means |‘ Son Sad ” BAKERY GOODS. r -» $0.58 2.06 Bread, per i-o2. loaf. oS lO Field Artillery Central Officers’ Training School. 4 f For THREE. Cane, per Ib ‘ 08 ar) ‘The F. A. ©. O. T. 8. is the biggest : 3 | maned potatoes . 2 o: Veoedie ie us i ¥ ery bazaar in the works. It is|same manner that the Williame- < : : das ome are ct mT) i ‘a fow jumps outside of Louls-|burg, Manhattan and Brooklyn! : : LEI, 3 " pind MISCELLANEOUS. i - ‘ pores $4 Wisisses r ‘and has a morning roll call of| Bridges are constructed. Cores ust, per 3 candidate officers, About 209| Every New Yorker knows that/ | Diep bes | Molasses, Celik 7 edice loots are graduated every|theso three bridges are dependent en, he ; Beet, sirloln, per tb “a 3 week at the present time, but a| their cables. No cables, no bridges. Beef, chopped round. “ -— branch office is now open at Camp| And discipline is the cable running |} _ ; leo leerareld aa “ Knox, stithton, Ky., which will turn] through the F. A, C. O. T. 8. ; ha pri ie 3 Ye “out like Hank Ford dishes up| The man who gets through the | teak les ee Wicca ie oe gractors. A.C. 0. T. 8. is a soldier, — Lamb, best loin chops “0 j | When Camp Knox Is buzzing along] If he wasn't a soldier he wouldn't But cas ee eae 2 © on all six cylinders it will grab the| be ablp to get through. : Bread pedi palin aS \ Jaurpis away from Camp Taylor. The| ‘The course is arranged to unearth | Butter | Pork, smoked shoulder a2 amp is being constructed rapidly,|the yellow spots. If there are any! ® | Lara, per i. 332 i fand when completed will have a muz-|oleomargarine colored spots along ‘¥: ee Hate—The 1810 priece gives: are those poovatting velocity of over 1,000 graduates @| your vertebrae, this man's school will * nog aay before the Food Board's recent bearings, ° | Fish. "week. bring "em out. Bae 82.81 | rtaddoen, per tb ota a { CAMP IS GRADUATING 1,0000FFI-| One pin-nole will flatten out a tire, f ‘ : | oe | Cod steaks ei a2 4 f CERS EVERY WEEK. and that is the principle the schoo! | seen | em a nay Phe mere fact that 1,000 officers are | operates on. be On this basis home meals in 1914) stewing ovsters, ver dos 06 a )) being graduated every week from &| ‘The candidate who ts benzined:%! ce about half the weekly income,’ Yet the American housewife, con- Be ) training camp may not convey @Dy| doesn't always get the grand razz out [ bard in 1918, had the same menus fronted by necessity, has solved the ay particular meaning to New Yorkers|of the school. If he is earnest and, been served, the cost would have ex- riddle of making her shrunken dol- | who have lamped swivel-chair officers | wining and the officers see he is try- ceeded the entire income by $8.08 @ lar go almost as far as the old-time ! $ fling their spurs to the vere ing, they start him all over again at ~~ wash fat one did. To be sure, she docs [ migeic at Jazzenwebers or the Bilt-|the foot of the school. He takes the: tite a y families in those not set the elaborate table she did, | more Root. same course all over again and picks : Goa Ee EET. NES e Tabs cade rips ut less on their and she has learned that good health ae when 1.000 oMoers sraduete| up the points he missed. : ARIES eae ea ‘ : : iaaal pT satereroe tuaip backs but {Oat be maintained oc tar lees quacti> i eis the F. A.C. 0. T. 8. it means! you can't crowd a quart of water HE ability and the adaptability that are America’s are rapidly station in the country, particularly is developing aviators who are |{ables and more Ob ek Blois food than her family used to something. Into a pint measure. earning for this nation tae honors for leadership in war activity. rapidly becoming adept and expert in the handling of various types [had they contialill to Mle wa ti co time, But the chief sources of When 100 officers graduate from the! But you can do it in two trips, one While the United States probably already leads all other coun- of planes, ths. SAS” GUREE ate (anmoben kee 45) 6s age S. it means something, t they would now be exceeding their | 8 be found in h FAC. O 2%. ei mea: hae on pint at @ time, tries in the actual construction of giant guns and powerful battle- Major Gen. William J. Kenley, head of the aviation section 9f the income by a still greater amount, better knowledge of buyyiig, her ‘ BrCl, Ts & st means eocne- petted man who gets busted 1] planes, it is now further increasing its laurels by also assuming the © War Department, recently inspected Mincola Field and commented | \Co" prices of apparel have advanced greater care in selection and, most ; op yA. C.0. T. &. je shirker and the loafer. leadership in aviation. The development of the Liberty Motor has favorably on the work accomplished by the men there, some of waom | in the last four years even more than |of all, in her elimination of the old- H ed is what it means, It means WHAT A GRADUATE HAS! given America a prestige unequalled by anything else, The adoption fly daily over New York City and adjacent territory, the prices of foodstuffs, |time kitchen waste. Practically vd casa file LEARNED AT THE Camp, of the Handley-Page bombing plane and the glant Caproni are assets How the surrounding spheres look to these flying men is shown Using the above menus asa basis, Nothing is now thrown away. Stale ieee abe candidate who b ch bread goes into puddings instead of i gee months’ training course cocoon} If @ man keeps his head between | not to be minimized. above in what are considered the most remarkable photographs of their | we can make a monthly budget which Pread goes Aas D pr Papeete e dursts forth in his golden bars,|his cars and studies, he will get Aviation fields throughout the country are scenes of constant ac. kind, since they are saarp enough to present a clear idea of the ma- will not be far from that of many tales ras ee ” x over non ‘ Jew Yor! ; Dr o new dishes. { deen through the toughest course | through, Faia if his skull js as empty} tivity. Mineola Field, which is probably the largest and best equipped chines in single or fleet formation. middle class family in New York in Renan Ak au cy Sabet Bieri ‘ Bs ; Je of |@% @ picnic grounds on a rai \ 1914: POOnAMy atevery pA as won the $f ‘@prouts ever invented this side of| ny after- oie Rees aseacaaa P ta New | noon, he hasn't any moi 0 . Monthly income ($30 @ week), $130, battle, nish Inquisition or the } ¥ more chance than | | = es 27 Haven and Hartford Rail-| Re apple in an orphan asylum. Lot|!nto your young life, you start tol verify, as any man who has ever|ing skinned by the [Renzine Roard.|ing to do my best, but stepping on} Home meats me a us take @ man who has completed tho| #mger un. fumt football in college tells his| Any Man who gets his commish is a) my chin about every third step. peypnis 2.00 , : " ° | d ca Ow ot men now} Eve ni ey . Ges (ish } It means that for three months the| course, ” About the fourth week you feel as] gran dren that he played on the B OaG show other men how Mok ay Ms york me ke a8 | Po ppotr ty Hi} Bessemer’s Invention ol . “ ° [ma » do wrong i y con- ss > cagdidate officer has been under a| First of all, that man {sa soldier,|!f you belong All-American Which 9 why we said that Uncle! golation that E have is that they. are | Man's tuncheons (20 oes Ae Founded Steel Industry : eps | He is disciplined MANY WELL-KNOWN NEWYORK) At any rate the whole camp is Sam was preparing that knockout 1 ha a month to| Family clothing «...+.re++ dacad ‘ physical and mental strain that keeps t p , American And don't let ‘em tell! out wallop at the F. A. Cc. 0. T. 8 ni ht Sundries, ings, ae. + $65 this nerves twanging and singing like| Second, he is a soldier. BOYS IN THE CAMP. You difter b MS the ¥ A : it wrong. t J § HE first commercially practicable plano wires in a gale I's a high} Third, ts the same as the first two, There's a bunch of New York birds It is t gost thing in the coun So far as lil’ bright eyes is con- I, 1 think I kinda scent the odor] Total vssrrsstesssereres one $130.00 process for converting iron femmion course and tho only men who] Next, he is an expert artilleryman, | here Who used to think that the earth | try and getting bigger every day cerned, I am flatwheeling along try-| of extract of Benzine. i At present prices of food, clothing, | into steel was patented sixty- j survive it are the pick of the Nations.| capable of solving any firing problem| Ws bounded on the North by Broad-| wat 1g CROWDED INTO ONE shat rent, &¢., the monthly budget of that] three years ago by H. Bessemer, and ‘ he candidates who get through the | 1M modern warfare. He can take charge | W8¥: 0" the East by Broadway, ike DAY AT CAMP, | same family, conservatively worked] soon revolutionized the iron industry, . ould ough | Of & platoon, battery South by Broadway, and on the West) por the inf. tion of birds who } 1 look more like this: The method was to burn out the e A. C. O. T. 8. could get through | © p! ry or battalion, ne information of lout, would loo! nem ut the ex- ot thing. They could make Houdini] He is a veterinarian, with a thor. |>¥ Broadw But they are out ar derby his we will dissoct e ags of the 1ec ations tngome, $139, suse: [cess carbon by the direct introduc ; h knowledge of thi here to learn different. There are wt to show how much ean he By’ Sant technically dar rmit Momo meals . y on of oxygen. pel had be look silly ous! ge of the care and train- . 1 into twa ‘urs ’ » Sanborn y call an armitlary tion AYE ad been fabri- hey toss information at you like aling of horses. He can shoe, pe also a lot of Wall Street gents in| into” twenty-f hou ¥ aye phere Rent spesunnsssnee dome | MOM OE RRUaE Re With Fs Bien Bele S hheeper feeding the walruses, but that] Saddle, harness and ride or drive any | cM? And several hundred prominent at flye-thirty L. sine five small blue’ sh | ‘Sen's corfares + 260 [used to a small extent by the Greek, ‘ a ane any ess men. iW flags in the world posse a ¢ A >| jerage 40 cents) 10.40 d “f ote 7 information sticks horse at any time. busin a ' Henriqu ro ne | Stan's luncheons (averag | beyptians and Assyrian In ; Mt doesn't stick—well—neither do] He is a topographer. Stuyvesant Fish jr. of the welll more historic interest than the | quere bh Le vee cakes ae | Gere Guscreced a : u cities Sopeurag He can sur-| known Fish family, of which there L red and green banner of the Ne-| Hat ame | soo, (OC Making steel by immersing mall y and sketch maps of strange coun- | ore quite a few branches in | Gandietre are public of Portu.| {rst The | rota ture. $200 able iron’ i th of cast fron, You're aimed for the exit and some-| try with no other weapon ore. pave “ Ur} white represent — the Monthly detic : $190.01 [cast stool y was’ estab ody else hops into the spot you were| of paper, board and lead pero * ieee | York; Calvin Truesdale, whose old| Shine the sume shor Bal. The coat of| wounds of Christ, to whose ald | ‘To the eternal glory of American lishe Shettield, England, in ' keeping warm. indicate exact Phen ag Hecan|man owns the Delaware, ke} Dolla boot arma which it) fonso ascribed his triumph The | vomanhood the fact stands out that| !74?. (Bes hal invention py candidate who doesn't bat over! vertical intervals, correctly and vag, | Manns Railroad and admits it; Hors) rire discipline Benes wae adopted | eee cat ethan iy amon border | "housewife has managed to over. | hee, (he, bee ef the modern Bo srataas “eetere tne | a ba vee Lidhesadi rts Wilcox Rutercone. wees | ne aix hundred) Kingdom of Castille, and were made |come this enormous deficit, wa | > dl Subpoena and dragged before the| He can send and recely ’ t's nephew, age; Wileox,| ‘Topography. and’ sixty years! part of the coat of arms in 1252, When |xeeping her husband strong enough | py WEEE tadous Bensine Board by memapnores wig t% tlenats| eno wan champion yoifer but re-| PML, dang pump | ago, and the flag|thy Portusniom monarchy Alfonso Iii, | SMCS "Ny ‘unchanged salary, he {Punch for 6,000 : o i : © field 4d through careful treatment,| Dinner itself is unique in Married the daughter of the King of : stently nourished to| : DDIBCIPLINE 1S KEYNOTE OF F. | buzzer. He is capable covere 1 TUGAL, ‘a Castille hildren sulfictently nourished : ise ae rert Riseete HO: a pa i of op rating aland a chap named Gerard, whose] Tickle up a . PORTUGAL Dale Tithe guly |S ate Cid auaclliine clacy et earcagat [oat eee wc ercaainine| in One Bowl is MiMi conndidaten call 1 ‘the Car-|qhings thet o oivites an 08 #0 many |prother wrote “My Four Years in the| Groom, ha and ride horses. green and red standard tn the world, | 4 AL i fis atte ee lending Liaete wana HE largest punch bowl ever used ons Board, but the result is the|thinking about it, And he Sst dizzy | subway” or something like that, Communication (semaphore, wig-| Portugal's flag is divided into two] golden with b ant ew hundred dollars—in the agere Was ata party given at Alieant OAR EEA eer ated ea, . Ne does ‘cm | mmeodore Robinson w former} wag and buzzer) perpendicular bars of green and re Mot, |gate many bundred millions | by Admiral Edward Russell in it the name suggests. It cleans) And first, last and all the tim New York State Senator before he de the green bar occupying the third of om the rib: |” aq further evidence of what her) #91 when a marble fountain wag @ut. No candidate knows just|{s a soldic ne, ho | cided to reform and make the world the flag next the staff and the red t the Knights of] optem has been tet us compare the CvAverted for the eecesion into a waite afe for Democrats. There are fifty od. emaining two-thirds, Half on th »robl at Nat nate punch bowl The ingredient he is going to be slipped the] It's a corrugated life, but aft safe f | r . 1914 and 1918 prices of just a few ed in a life, but after t ake e, but unfortunately . e red bar lies th On he Portuguese | 104 ing " neh inch @ pellet which terminates his| first couple weeks, you pet hana he} curb brokers here, but u fortunate) green and half on the red bar lies t Pee Re eer ne EHR MRUEAG Te Tita) nash. M of the s the pu ided four | s you wet hardened | tere aren't an¥ curbs, The rest of nclent Portuguese coat of arms. T a H . h f brandy, one ; f career and shoots him back to/up, We don’t claim that a é | thorizing military intervention in the | articles in the following list, formerly | Pipe” of P @ man gets Wall Streeters are fairly tame| jy i" hite shield bearing five H : ‘ Ma enty gallon . ks. The main reason for ben-| used to being jostled the Wail & y ta Two hours’ stud consists of @ white shield bearing five | war as the ally of England, The re- \ "14 i Bulk, are not now to be found | 1m Of lime _ rs “4 eve aw out of the hay] and a mun is safo if he walks on the| ‘Taps small blue shields arranged in the! public has rat ny of over a | Sole long onsale podhagepird ly 1,300 pounds of ‘ S candidate is for his failure) at 6.80 when it is #o dark that you| other side of the atreet, Kecape from your shaes ant go to] form of a crow, each blue shield is-| million ‘men have been /in many stores, ave mal ANG | white pounds of grated ry b c . can't tell whether it is to-morrow or let 1 bed | playing five white circles. Around the) helping the gians|the containers of goods put up in| nu stec cnits na a ¥. 4 : . All kinds of celebrities out here, A jood night arge white shield is a broad red bui-jconquer Germany's Afric colo “ sa cle sheads of water, A bo my pline ie the motif of the F. A. yesterday, But after your muscles canvass of the camp showed that & 0 igh . . . eine. yey n gO) den c ities, and the at - : the paularn ns a ioniey, cans, glasses, bottles and Jars are, as a boat tilled the e ups of the an der with seven gol 5 and of w Portugue ‘ h as , T. 8 The y ei 4 Usuene le much smaller now than they 6.000 ze, % 7 paiiry guise is recover from the rough treatment and there were three All-American foot-| It's tough work. But enly good | whole coat of arma rests upon @ wold-| forces haye been fighting bravely bee & Tule Persons who partook of the co, ‘ u on discipline t the ts c they have stopped shooting vaccine ball teams in camp: ‘Tihis ia bard to'tough men get through without pé- jem circle bound with golden banda| aide the Brilish, ‘ so mere ln 1016, ps ee of the mighty punch bowl, te sted