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The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1917-03-29
WANT HEIGHT LIMIT
FOR RECRUITS REMOVED
Army Officers Also Ask Waivers as
TO Weight, Where Other Condi-
tions Are Satisfactory.

Army recruiting offices throughout
the country are wiring Washington
for waivers when applicants fail %
mako tho necessary height and
weight, though passing examination
ON all other points. Boys sixteen 10
eighteen years old are being ac-
cepted II they weigh los pounds and
nave their parents consent. 1t was
learned hero to-day. Otherwise the
requirements for entrance into the
army are as rigid in the face OF war
as they were u year ago.
Pensions explain the tests which
an applicant must pass" Major
Hughes. who passes on two or tbroo
thousand applicants u month. said
to-day. we can't accept men who
are likely TO break under the service
be discharged for disability and load
the Government with a great annua,
pension expenditure.
About % per cent. pass music,
in New York, eyes. teeth and IA,
feet being the chef causes of dis
abilities
January was a very good month
We accepted COS men. The Februar,
figure was $50"
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1917-03-29

Seventy third Street and Broadway,
tho offer OF these quarters having
been Rratuitously made in n letter TO
Secretary Daniels from Percy Noah
Lawrence. The letter also offered
the roof Of the Ansonla for the in
stallation Of searchllghts 20 detect
aerial attack and for wireless outfit.
Ono OF tho most Interesting person
alitles engaged in enlistment work
is Chief Gunncr's MatO william +.
Loughman, who IL detailed at Naval
Reserve headquarters, No. "a West
Twcnty-third street. I,oughman.
who is on crutches, is the navy diver
who went down 3O6 feet-the' greatest
depth at which n diver ever worked.
to rescue the dead from the sub
marine "a.
From tho recruiting station OF the
Marine Corps twelve men were sent
to-day 20 the recruiting headquarters
Mt Port Royal. South Carolina. This
is the largest number OF men sent
forward from here at ono time. The
number of enllstments for this month
VIII also establish n record. IL was
said at the station that seventy men
will havo been enlisted by the end
~ the month. This In n gain OF rs
per cent, forty being about the aver
lge In other months.
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1917-03-29
SIX GET HEAVY PENALTIES
FOR GIVING LIGHT WEIGHTS
Punishments Range From SIS Fine
TO Thirty Days in the
WorkhouSe.

Joseph HartiGan, Commissioner OF
Weights and Measures. announced to-
day the criminal conviction this week
of six persons for giving false weights
and measures.
Mary Heyman Of No. East Twen
ty-third Street was found guilty Of
having misrepresented the true weight
OF gold In a wedding ring. Sentence
was suspended on Miss Heyman. who
IS saleswoman for NJ. Tigner, n
jeweler Mt No, No. 52 East Twenty
third street. Tigner was found guilty
Of frauduently selling incorrectly
marked wedding rings and was fined
500, with the alternative OF thirty
days In prison.
George Stern Of No. 10 Stagg Street,
Brooklyn. chauffeur for the Vulcan
OIL Company OF Brooklyn. was found
guilty OF delivering one barrel OF gas
oline and receiving a receipt for two
barrels. Ho was sentenced TO ninety
days In the workhouse.
August Ahlt of No. 15l Decatur
Street. Glendale. was found guilty OF
using false measure IN the sale OF
coal. He was fined S25.
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1917-03-29
HOTEL CLERK
IN BAD way
Tells How Vinol Restored
Health and Energy.

y am q clerk in hotel and was all
run down, no energy, my blood was
poor and my face covered with plm-
pies. l got 90 weak ] had to put up
an swful fight TO keep at work. After
taking many other remedies without
benefit, Vinol has restored my health
and strength."-Roy +. Bird, Shelby
vile, Ind.
There Is no secret about Vinol. II
derives Its power 10 build up the over
worked, broken-down, nervous system
from beef and cod liver peptones, Iron
aud manganese peptonates, and glyc-
erophosphAtes, which Il contains.
For weak, rundown conditions and
TO regain strength after sickness there
Is nothing better.
We viii return your money II Vinol
falls to benefit you. Al hggett's-
Riker-Hegeman Drug Stores and at
all drug stores that display the Vinol
Agency Sign. Also at the leading
drug store In all New York townA-
Advt.
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1917-03-29
ALL ATTACKS BY ALLIES
REPULSED SAYS BERLIN
-Four More Airplanes Shot Down by
GermanS-Hard Battle on the
MeuSe.

BERLIN (via sayville wireless)
March 2s.--Repulse Of all British an'
French attacks on the western from
was announced in to-day's oficia
statement. -Four aeroplanes were sho
down by German forces.
Following is the statement:
There were lively artillery
duels between Lens and Arras,
continuing during the night.
Before daybreak yesterday in en-
gagements near Croisilles and
Ecoust st. Mein, northeast OF
Bapaume, the English lost, be-
sides numerous dead. one on
Ger and fifty-four ranks, taken as
prisoners,
I'm Champagne several attacks
failed under heavy losses. Tho
attacks we're undertaken by the
French in order TO regain
trenches taken from them.
ION the left bank OF tho
Meuse yesterday our defensive
fire frustrated French advances
against Height s04 under prepa-
ration, This morning an attack
advancing on broad front
failed. East OF Verdun onr fiy-
ers shot down two captive bal
looms"
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1917-03-29
GERMANS INTRENCH
TO CHECK ADVANCE
ON WESTERN FRONT
Return Heavy Artillery Fire
French Take Munitions
Depot.
BERLIN CLAIMS CHECK.
Efforts of French to Retake
Champagne Positions Re-
ported RepulSed.

LONDON. March 2o.-The Germans
are now intrenched along the front
over which the French and British
have been advancing, according 70 a
statement made to the Associated
Press to-day by Major Gen. +. b.
Maurice.
Gen. Maurice. who 10 chief director
OF military operations at the war Of
fee. said that whether the positions
taken up by the Germans formed the
much advertised Hindenburg line
would not be revealed until tho
French and British armies had
brought up their heavy artillery.
"Our advance has slackenod, owing
90 the dificulty OF feeding the troops
IN the devastated country" said Gen
Maurice. I'VE are also Suffering from
the fact that we must cover the
somme battlefield, while our alliet
have clearer ground.
while we are stll engaging the
Germans In the open. there is nc
doubt they have reached a trench
line from which they are not likely
10 withdraw unth we bring UP ouI
trench destroying guns"
Reuters correspondent at British
headquarters In France says tho Ger
mans are continuing 10 offcr ener-
getic resistance. He adds that they
regard Croiseiles as a point OF great
technical importance and are con-
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1917-03-29
URGES U. S. TO ABROGATE
ALL GERMAN TREATIES
Senator Salisbury Declares Gross
Violations" in Sinking Ships
Warrants Action.

WASHINGTON. March 2s.-Abro-
cation Of all existing treaties be-
tween the United states and Ger
many because OF Germany's gross
violations" in sinking American ships
and taking OF American lives. was
advocated to-day by Senator .Sauls-
bury. member OF the Foreign Rela =
tions Committee, and president pro-
tempore of the Senate.
Assuming that Congress shall de-
clare war or declare a state of war
exists said Salisbury. there should
bo no hesitation of any kind in doing
what we can to bring an end 20 the
war upon which we then would en-
ter.
I'VE must have H. slackers. We
must give the Entente Powers all the
help they want in money and men,"
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1917-03-29
LAWYER SAVED BY APOLOGY,
4. II. Cole Hauled Ip by Justice
GOff for Contempt.

Almeron II. Cole, an attorney for
the New York Railways Company
surrounded by Counsel-consistng of
George W. WickershRm, James II,
7uackonbush. John II. Stanchfield
and othcrs-0ppeared before Justice
Goft to-day 10 show cause why he
should not he punished for contempt
Of court
Cole was charged by Justice Goft
with having stated In the presence of
the Court that he could not get a fair
trial before that Court, Mr. Wicker
sham submitted nm affidavit explain
iug the unintentional offense the at
torney gave TO the Court. Justice
Goff reminded that cole had not
HpologiEed, which the lawyer promptlS
did.
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1917-03-29
CHICAGO WHEAT AND CORN
MARKET.
Iron Gross Tsttooed ON Dead Mans
Body,

SYRACUSE, y. Y, March 29,'-ENami-
nation OF the body ~ man taken from
the Erie Canal to-day revealed an iron
vross surrounded by q wreath tattoOcd
ON the ann, Underneath were tho let
tcrs W-E-T-E-L. Officials u,o en-
ucHvoriur TO learn whether No might
have been a fugitive uum one of the
German boats lntetned IN this country,
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1917-03-29
AMERICA GETS POINTERS TO AVOID BRITALN'S WA

testing the approach OF the British
to Il IN force. but are being hard
pressed.
The british gained considerable
ground south and west OF Croiselles
yesterday. The Germans foil back.
lighting as they withdrew and suffer-
ing heavy casualties.
PARIS. March 29-An important
munitions and supply depot has been
captured by the French, the War Of
ice announced to-day. Artillery
dghting continued during the night
between the Somme aud the Aisne
md tho French kept In contact every.
where with tho German lines. Soils.
sons was bombardcd by heavy Ger
man guns.
The statement follows:
Prom the somme to the Aisne
there is no change In the situa-
tion. Intermittent artillery night
ing occurred during the night.
Our troops everywhere main
tanned contact with the enemy's
lines.
"ln the course Of operations OF
recent days south OF the Oise We
took possession of important de-
pots OF materials and nmmuni-
ton. Yesterday German long
range guns fired seven shells at
Scissors. In the region Of Rheims
we made n successful surprise
attack north OF La Pomrello.
an tho Champagne, near
Tahure. and in the Argonne. at
Courtes Chausses. attacks by the
enemy were ropulsed completely
by our FIRE. on tho left bank OF
the Mouse (verdun 'front.' our
troops recaptured in n spirited at
tack the last elements Of the
trenches which the enemy had
been holding rnce March Is. We
took prisoners IN the vicinity Of
Avocourt Wood and Hill S0t.
There were no important
events on the remainder OF the
front"
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1917-03-29
kMERICANIzATION FORUM
AIDED BY MISS WILSON
Presidents Daughter Goes to Albany
in Interest of Bill Now Advanced
to Third Reading,
tspecisl to Tn, Evening World }

Albany, N, y. March 29--Miss
Margaret Wilson. daughter OF the
President, came to Albany to-day in
the interest OF the Americanization
Forum Bill advocated by The Eve
ming World. The purpose OF the bill
is to use public schools for com
munitytcentres.
Miss Wilson and Sophie Irene Loeb
had luncheon at the Executive Man
sion with Gov. and Mrs. whitman
The Governor is giving his support
to the bill. which was advanced Ia
third reading to-day in both houses
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1917-03-29
New 100000 Washington Heights
Theatre,

On the northwest corner OF Broadway
md one Hundred and Eighty-frst
street Is to be erected a three e-story
,treproof theatre building with stores
and ball room. II will have a frontage
Of 1905 feet on Broadway and 200 feet
IN the street and will accommodate S.Ol2
people, The one Hundred and Eighty
urst street Construction Company, OF
.,hich Bcujamin 5. Moss Is President, Is
me owner. William II. McEpatrick Is
the architect and has estimated the cost
at $500 600
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1917-03-29
Former Judge John 7. McDonouah
IL Dead.

ALBANY. March 29.-JudEe John T.
MoDonouEh. former Justice of the
New York Supreme Court and Secretary
OF State in isss-isO2. died at his home
here to-day after long illness. lie
was born in Ireland and was In his
seventy fourth year Judge McDonough
was educated al ST. Johns College and
Columbia Law school For two years
he was q Judge In the Philippine Islands.
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1917-03-29

Texas Company Dec, II, l9l6-surplus
;7O,0U2,Nl', increase since June 80. 1915
ti92IGsi
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1917-03-29
ITEMS FOR INVESTORS.


dividend OF per cent on preferred A
stock. payable April 80 to stock Of rec
ord April 10.
Baltimore s. Ohio February gross
earnings increased $40. t79; net decrease
Sli2.4ts Two months gross increased
Sl6Gs,5i5; net Si,470. .SOs; increase
SiS469A.
New Haven system one year per
cent, notes, issues OF S45 900 900. viii be
offered AT 9g,OA and interest TO yield D
per cent,
National Lead Company In year 1916
earned balance after preferred dividends
Sl27l,967, equal TO sis per cent IN
common stock. as compared with 1856
per cent earned in 1915.
United cigar stores In year 1915
earned balance after preferred dividends
tg.h76lN2, equal to 945 per cent. on
common stock, compared with I.8i per
cent earned In 1915,
Texas Company Dec, II, 19l6-Surplus
'7ooUs,Nl', increase since June 80, 1915,
ti9gi,6si,
American Mating Company Quarter,
lN dividend of l per cent on LIST and I'd
Ercferred stock, payable May | to stock
q record April IS
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1917-07-03
Che Scandinavian 5ruit Gompanu,

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oes Den 12te Suni. Gets @mbeos.
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for Norgc, ariitianio, / oct ieiter op.
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Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1917-07-03

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1of. Utr3. Wlnrp Nrcttc a. @In.
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ainorcO, y. Gof.
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Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1917-07-03

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rlt5ia pasIerer. vi frpber op paa
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9rent Zig Tom Ell @rPcIp ifaI Ic no.
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lte pol0ionlt. "Gomlnunop ilprcmo",
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Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1917-07-03
caiaa ct SppgeIie.

Selgcnbe iorneielise Gpiiobe b9no.
tc nulia / Ell Sila / N9rbeoen al Cont
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til fit @lim os Iasbe fla % iopneoe
raIig. Wfibt poa Natten poagneoe
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1917-07-03
1ecorah % Smesl1.
Smaaplnf.

Icpum Shcrlii @oltcr |ltc'
ref cr fommct tilboQc ira Nttl
lpaufcc, hpor ban umocrto'tcoe ~
cr 2ieuopcrution
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Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1917-07-03
Sraiilicn / Krieen.

Sicloc en- tclcarafi'f WeoDclcl't
ira @aiblnNton bar III o9loa BRA
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mco at hoIoc Garpnnoenc ! &c 60
nc iri Tor tnifc Slsrcpcrc og II
Waobc.
Nroltllru bar fife lellbt (n'flnlo
noncn fprmcl Hri9ScrflPring, mell
Iom GriorjuQrn piicr, cr en- inn.
Gor life pccjclt nsoucnoip iorut
Ierc HrlQ.
Nqiuo en- ulocn al sc itorc Iph.
omerjfunitc Rcpublifcr, Nr9cntinn.
outoaca ON fort Sio at pile irlBc
Nrn'illcn@ Grcmpcl.
Ser t~elcAroirrcs bcu 29br Suli
ira @ucno@ Hires, at Scr por itor
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tctacrflrrlnQ Den iornplia itc0-
fulonc Srutuing al ocn %aracntii.
lie Camper "(oro" bar sienipnlig
hioiert Ell &riie inoen Heaierin'
gen, Gen oiicntligc Opinion
&anhct err opcrpeienoc / Naper al
ar islgc @raiiIiens Grcmpcl %
title iil i~oIioariif mco Dc SorencbJ
Stater.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1917-07-03
Chin Gibbs nle 2pfnlcr inbnies

~ St"oS WV >pluiNt tuuutIS.
Soin Club / minneapolis. oabneoe
Sorsoogs Iften ben 20oe ~rSll1li for
melt line me 9ofaler / 12te Gtaac al
metropolitan @auf @pgnin9en mco
Ell Hallfet, ion ifslgc "Sibe1oc" opcr.
parcS al olnfring $50 Yerioller. Set
par ell meget flot Silitelning. Stub.
bcla Erpliocnt, 3. 3. Wuren, beo
9l1'tcrne Sclfommen, % / lin Gale
trcntbppcoe ban oct gooe aameratitob
oa Den ianoe gmcrifanismc, Tom al
ito bar bcrifet blnnot Wcolcn1mlcrne;
ban iltroouccrcoe bcrpaa Gr.Dtiniiter
Snllrits g. Sipenion ion Mitenels
Soa'tmalter. &oniul =. Serman go.
De ira Chicago bar I~ftcncns Sopc0-
tolcr. San emtolte iGrlig Sen no
mcrfcoc Nano inocn Sbin Glib, Iom
bapbs uGrct iltnno til at opcrlcpc ari-
len / 1905. Der pplpites Spfpnif.
llingstclegrammer ira $. $. @rpn,
6. @run og @. q. &. gfenqrcn, benz
boloSuis norif, oailif og iuenif Wini-
tier @aibingtor, % ira Sernlan 60
gerfrailt5, ipeciel ipcnlf gnuop til De
Iorcncoe Stnter. Ser fom oaiaa
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. fra flere
ifanbinapiife alubber omfring / Sta.
terne. @cb 5aiielet og ~iei,ere paa
Iitenell ipiacoe ct Srfeiter Wuiifitpf-
fer al 0rieg, Climbing, Seoerman og
WtacG Cornell; Iftenens Yrogram inb-
lcocoes meb "5be Star Spangleb
Banner" og afilltttebes meb "ameri-
ca. @pcr al 0eltagerne fit ct inlag.
flllbt uoitpret Seltprpgram meb @il.
lcbcr al &lllblofalernc % meo Ell fort
Sfi5Be al alilbben peb "G. g." IA.
nlerne blep iorpret en- Chin Club
Eennant.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1917-07-03
Spipsutn1.

: fine HciCrotCr ira Nlrtcnle0crnc
mcoocIcr Nloocnc, at TorenlnQafo-
mitccu bciluttcoc at onbcinlc til DC
70 SomiumO Sen Noritc Spno0c o.
ocu Norcnc0c airfc al tlIitcnmnc ocu
al NolQc2 Spuooc2 2lor2mOoc ifior
nntoQnc "NoritoocIic" al "aonititu.
tjon" o. ACCOMPLISHMENTS, %
al bcIQc Somimno tiIitcmtc uTpntc
"Toritooclic."
6or at ]'orcbnNAc Nij@'oritnaclicr
tilloNcr nj o at opIpic. al octtc be
ror pon Ell NiiaopiotuirR
st iaa0nnt arou blcu life itlIlrt
ira Moulca SmoNc; ~ en- ioooou
EiIitcmniuN blcp hucrfcn "ntbcio
let" cllcr 'urct1Qct
NJ ncocuitnncuOc fciohrtjou / ga
Qcu, iom i"orrc'tcu moclil not taller
ior 'l0 icIu, i%rcmlnor oct, al set.
iom "nnbc'aIcNc2" % "tilircmtc3. "
por ute 'Nor'tnocI1cn, men en- Or
tIHr1u0 on, at &C. Der bar uTontc
N~or'toocI,r, Ooor IUo / TorcninQcn
ulocr 'lrio HncrtlcnocIic.
An0laINcroc H'ioIntion Ioocr 'om1
'cllrr.
,NNIQC Eu.u2UluO. OIt Ntdupur
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1917-07-03
Able Targang.

bum og merfeoe I'll lin SorifrGffellc
Ell lang, bpio Sfitfelie, iom lpolelt
nGrmebe iig Sengen. Ellioielig bsie'
De Sfiffelien fig, greb Sengeteppet
o. foripanbt. Gen urge Tige pur
lamilaaet al Sfr9f; bun maeteoe life
at ifri9e, % Heiten al Rntten tilbraa'
te bun uben at faa @luno paa Gi'
meme.
Gil Srpfoiten ben islgenoe Wor.
gen fom bun bleg og brleiet. Senoes
Nabo, ell Glbre Serre, f%ortalte unber
&onoerIotionens Sang, at ban til at
begpnbe meb ON Hotten bapbe icpct
oaarlig, forbi ban frss. Wcn ban
bapoe life pGret raablss. San bio
tie, at &Greliet peo Siben al bans
bar nbeboet, % ba ban bar lofalfienbt
/ Silict, bapbe ban mibt paa gtatten
li'tet Jig oerilio og bcntet ct Senge'
teppe. Sableou!