The evening world. Newspaper, January 2, 1919, Page 5

10,000 SOLDIERS OF 67,000 RETURNED STILL IN NEW YORK Many Are Convalescent and| All Are Being Discharged as Rapidly as Possible. The dawn of the new year finds 10,000 men in the army pps near New York out of more who have returned from wince the ania first with veterans just one month ago) to-da Of these 10,000 Camp Mills has! 1,081 men of the 128uh Field Artillery, | 4 Merritt has ten casualt ym pantes | of wounded men back from France— | 2,067 men of the 247th Infantry, 1,484 | of the 189th Field Artillery and 824 of the 187th, At Upton there are about 400 men from New York and | vicinity returned in casual compa- nies of convalescents, and at Mit Field are two aquadrons of the gervice who will be dischars: goon as they come out of au for measles. antine In addition to these there are seve eral hundreds of wounded in th hospitals in and around New These men companies wh leas perma: a few in the are suffering more 01 ent injuri til they’ uate industria new jobs or pensioned Tn all such ¢ ernment in following the potlcy of ing the men under treatmont by a sure | geons as long as their disability lasts, TRANSFERRING THE WOUNDED AND SENDING THEM HOME. | Of convalescent, wounded, 10,000 tort of New ones Di been sixty-six ¢ about 150 1 although out for racks un ual compar way to camps ne w York % cents a mile soldier to b put only 1 carried on a troop tri malitary organization. question of economy, th ® part 0 forward better under. ti pline than haphazard at their own) ster and Sherman, O, AERO MEN, EXCEPT Two SQUADRONS DISCHARGED. The largest det of men aside from the cas makers, charged or camps, two qu being ail that is } field ar 18th, all sent along to ( the 143d, mad: they renched Ur to take part home with s! the armistic mission THE FIGHTING ™ « FRANCE LAST TO COME BACK, ‘The next units, aside from casua companies of sick and wounded, wht are being sent t is safe to » camps in Fr: replacement the lines in ing camps, tual fighting Jast to come |i i training t fore the 1 come hom Tn addit ships, wh 1M) soldiers « ved in New Yor North ys Saxonia and L Although the 6 brought the trans carried v| will not Bn GESTION Vystauh DBLGGISIS _| Hot water >>) Sure Relief here: accommodations in the local eamps.| COL, CARLIN’S NEW COMMAND | The total capacity la wet at aboi 109,000, and the charged amps as fast as they are landed! », ¥. G., Delay due to | ords In the case of m panies is being overcom ing the men on which they tak fleation wher jocated or mad Department eC) yer F THE EVENING WORLD, THURSDAY, JANUARY 2, ne ) His first oficial act was to recom- mend promotion for J Henry e, who has been thi since the Seco Guard was drafted men are being dis. transferred. to inland | Mcers of Second Fleld Artiters, or Tender Him a Ree it service rec y casual com: | by discharg- jummy” records to oath, subject to veri- Walter Jeffreys mmand yesterd: tillery ten! BONWIT TELLER & CO. FIFTH AVENUE AT 388™ STREET Have Arranged for Friday & Saturday A SPECIAL SALE of FUR COATS and SMALL FURS At Much Below Regular Prices Hudson Seal Coats 165.00 Smart models with large collars and cuffs. Made of selected dyed muskrat pelts. Hudson Seal Coats 225.00 A variety of styles of dyed muskrat in chic trotteur models. Trim’d Seal Coats 245.00 Dyed muskrat pelts Nutria Coats 175.00 A group of jaunty trotteur types with large shawl co lars and cuffs. Model Seal Coats 295.00 Reproductions of foreign models. cf choice dyed muskrat pelts. Squirrel GSealW raps 375.00 Of selected blue pelts or choice dyed Made 45-inch long models, natural skunk collars and cuffs. muskrat. 45-inch long models. MUFFS NECKPIECES 9.50 12.50 19.50........ Natural and Taupe Nutria. 16.50 18.50 32.50 FADO 1890 22.80 cunsiesncevynts Hudson Seal ..........0005 25.00 35.00 14,50 18,50 Kenan gs ene Natural Raccoon >.......066+ 12.50 16.50 16.50 25.00 32.50......0.46 Beaeh Vaeccoee scant 14.50 24.50 35.00 F250 S280 AS 00 So cecvv ices Natural Skunk ........46. 25.00 35.00 69.50 35.00 48.50 55.00 Black Lynx 25.00 39.50 59.50 40th Anniversary Sale of Men’s Clothes SUITS and OVERCOATS | Regularly $37. Are Reduced for This Event to | 50 and $42.50 $39.50 | Made in Our Own Shops and Even at Former Prices $5 to $10 Under the Market DDED to cur original 40 years. And because they stock of fine overcoats are our own handiwork, pro- | and smart sack suits duced under a single-cost, are many garments just in — single-profit plan, the values from our shops. The finest were—even before these re- all-wool fabrics American ductions—$5 to $10 below weavers could offer us, the New York market aver- Models of the exclusive aye tom type. Workmanship « the standard for which heat & Co. has oe known for This event, he most important of the season, is worthy of the an- niversary it commemorates, Full Variety of Models and Sizes Men’s Winter Underwear Reduced by all odds White Merino Shirt SI wers Natural Wool Shirts and Drawers, here- of ality and Drawers, here- | tofore $3.25, now Met fore tofore $3.75 ea $2.20 . $4.75 ea $2.20 each Medium weig Medium weight full ishic He ANY er fine qualit 5 Quantity 271 gar- we 128 gare limited to 203 gar- ments. ment ments. I West & Co, »» Men's Shop. Fifth Floor. 1879 Entrance West 35th St. Lou Mahoga Sofa Arm C| Rocker Fou America Enamel, Fou including I Fou including Dresser, Chifforobe, Semi-Vanity Case and Bed Four-piece Louis XV. Suite, in Walnut Four-piece Louis XVI. Model Suite...., Overstuffed Sofa with spring arms; covered in Tapestry. Arm Chairs to match. ........ regularly 199.50, 67.75 Overstuffed Tapestry Sofas... regularly 135.00, 79.50 Arm Chairs to match, .........regularly 67.50, 49,50 Arm Chairs to mateh..........regularly 79.50, 42.50 | vireside Wing Chairs upholstered in Tapestry Arm Rockers:..s.s¢scectsess. regularly 79.50, 42,50 regularly 67.50, 49.50 White finished 2inch pe rods. regularly 16.00 regularly 35.00 regularly 80,00 regularly 39.50 Black Drawings Hair Mattresses, full 45 Ib. weight; with Elastic Felt’ Mattresses,--50 Ib. weight: with roll edge. roll edge; selected ticking. regularly 65.00, 55.00 regularly » 18.50 Black Horse Hair Mattresses,—45 Ib. weight; plain edge; | Heavy Woven Wire Springs... 4... regularly 13.00 11,00 selected ticking. regularly 45.00, 40,00 Upholstered Box Springs, hair top regularly 0.00, 25.00 1 pan; 2 diame 3 4 quart 5 Cover 6 handle S-quart capacity Double Roaster, 1909, § McCreery & Co. ON ‘FRIDAY AND 34th Street Jame 5th Avenue TURDAY | Annual January Sale McCREERY ‘“MASTER-MADE” FURNITURE ' oe to hla Reductions on Entire Stock is XVI, Model Suite, MUG IVE e| Ten-picce Dining Room Suite, as illustrated; finished in 110.00.......... regularly 150,00 | Brown Mahogany, 66-inch Buffet, China Cabinet, Extension regularly 69.50 | and Side Tables, five Side Chairs and one Arm Chair. | regularly 65.00 | regularly 325.00 249.50 r-piece Louis XVI. Model Suite, as illustrated: in | n Walnut, Mahogany, or finished in Ivory or Gray consisting of Dresser, Chifforobe, Vanity Case and Bed 325.00 regularly 385,00 | Chamber Furniture | Adam Model Suites, finished in Ivory Enamel, -piece Chippendale Model Suite, as illustrated; consist- inch Buffet, China Cabinet, Extension and Side Tables, Side Chairs and one Arm Chair. 75.00 regularly 950.00 Dining Room Furniture ing o! fiv rp 475.00 ‘Ten-piece Hepplewhite Model Suite. regularly 575.00, z Dresser, Chifforobe, Toilet Table and Bed. 195.00 \ regularly 295.00 Ten-piece Queen Anne Model Suite. regularly 475.00, 375.00 r-piece Queen Anne Model Suite, in American Walnut, Ten-piece Queen Anne Model Suite, in American Walnut... regularly 1,275.00, 875.00 Ten-piece Jacobean Model Suite, in American Walnut..498.00 regularly 750.00 175.00 395.00 239.50 Library Furniture regularly 350.00, regularly 465.00 Queen Anne Model Sofas with eane back and arms; uphol- 132.50 stered in damask. regularly 150.00, 110,00 regularly 265.00, " Balolp Penaiat Prices—BEDS AND BEDDING Brass Bed, with 2-inch posts and 1-inch filler rods; square top rods. 29.50 or Ivory Enamel Bed, as illustrated; ysts, with square top 12.75 as illustrated, Brass Bed, fancy husks on filler rods; 2- as illustrated; » Four-Post Mahogany Bed, as illustrated; full size only, 29.50 inch posts; satin finish. 24.50 Exceptional Offerings HOUSEFURNISHINGS — $$$ —_—— a i, ee Vollrath Triple-Coated White Enamel Covered Sauce. 7 New Perfection Griddle, regularly 1.75 inum; highly polishes in diameter; bakes cak made of heavy east Alum- with removable han golden brown without regula inches 00, 1.98 Electric Lron,— heavily nickel element; detachable plug; weighs 6 regularly 7.00, 4.75 Monchippad Shest Aladdine Aluminum ery Pans ier at top 834 inches; with renewable wood handle, regularly 1.65, 1.13 polished Aluminum’ Self-Basting Round! 5 inches deep and 10 inches diaincter | 8—"MoCreery Standard” plated nichrome wir pounds; fully guaran Highly oy 2.5 9 “Hotpoint” Hedlight Electric Heater,--Radiant type; regularly 2.00, 150 | i: cabie'ta throw heat to any desired place 9.00 Highly polished Aluminum Covered Saucepan; 4 regularly 11.00, q capacity; heavy gauge metal 10 White Enameled Bath Room Stool, with rabber. i Highly ished Aluminum Straight Saucepan, with tipped legs regularly 3.00, 1.95 ‘ Hequart capacity regularly 1.00, 75¢ 11 Cylinder Gas Heater,—cast base and top; nickel a Highly polished Aluminum Stew Pan, with side | plated trimmings; blue flame Bunsen burner in upper part 3 S-quart size regularly 1.00, 50¢ of eylinder, regularly 4.50, 3.75