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Tombstone epitaph., 1917-02-04
WELL WORTH THINKING. OVER
Two Machines Being Manufactured Where One Would Do if Farmer
 Gives 1t Proper Care.

A farm machinery manufacturer made the following statement: If the farmer cared for his machinery as he should, we would have to manu- facture. but one machine when we are now putting out two"
Tombstone epitaph., 1917-02-04
Slow at Changing.

Hurry up with my changer ex- .,.,rned the man who had just bought a ticket at the theater box office-
 "wait a minute" came from the ticket-seller.
 .Wait a minute? Say. I've been v.i.inp ten minutes They ought to nrt YOU on the stage and bring that nehtnine-change artist out here In the box ofice."
Tombstone epitaph., 1917-02-04

lie in the meat, and re- move them before the roast Is served, so that any member of the fam
 fly who has unreason- able prejudice against garlic will not need to be disturbed. A slight fia- vor of garlic in many dishes will greatly i'm
Tombstone epitaph., 1917-02-04
Put Roads to Bed.

The farmer who put his road to bed" for the winter in good shape, will thank himself later.
Tombstone epitaph., 1917-02-04
Ton pnessind for Roads.

A mixture of iron fibers, sand and cement is being used experimentally in France as a top dressing for high ways.
Tombstone epitaph., 1917-02-04

I find earth not gray. but rosy. Heaven not grim but fair of hue Do I stoop? I pluck a posy, Do I stand and stare! AIS blue.
 Browning
Tombstone epitaph., 1917-02-04
CLIMBED STAIRS
 ON HER HANDS
Too Into Walk Upright Operation Advised. Saved by Lydia E.
 p:.LL.z': Vegetable Compound.

This woman now raises chickens and does manual labor. Read her story:
 Richmond, Ind.-"For two years I was % sick and weak with troubles
Tombstone epitaph., 1917-02-04
SAVORY DISHES.

Any roast meat, especially lamb or mutton. is improved by inserting small
Tombstone epitaph., 1917-02-04

Thomas D., Jr., son of Representa- tive Schall of Minneapolis, Minn., be- ing less than six years old, can neither read nor write, but he knows his let ters and can read figures. He guided his blind father from Washington to Minneapolis and return for the holi- days without a mishap. In restau- rants he spells: "S-t-e-a-k, 1-5, and so there's no chance for the waiter to rnake an extra dime. When the father receives change Thomas tells him the figure on each bill. Moreover, he pays no fare on trains. Hes the best valet and travelling companion ever had" says his father proudly, 'and the most economical"
Tombstone epitaph., 1917-02-04
Distance to Market.

Roads shorten or lengthen the dis tance to market according to their condition.
Tombstone epitaph., 1917-02-04
KeKTCHEN .GABLNEfz4zEff53 $

True love is better than glory. and a tranquil fireside. with the woman Of your heart seated by it. the greatest good the gods can send us.-Thack- cray.
Tombstone epitaph., 1917-02-04

tant feature Ol II good frosting, but they also preserve the cake, keeping it moist and fresh longer than the uncovered cake. Flavor is also add ed to a cake by proper use of diff
Tombstone epitaph., 1917-02-04
USEFUL FROSTiNGS.

Frostings on cake are not simply decorative although that is an impOr-
Tombstone epitaph., 1917-02-04
REASONABLE DISHES.

Goldfish either fresh or salt Is al- ways seasonable and will, by using
Tombstone epitaph., 1917-02-04
GOOD DISHES.

For the vegetarian, mince pies made In the ordinary way are not liked. but
 the following made of
Tombstone epitaph., 1917-02-04

fruits cannot be objec- tionable:
 Vegetarian Mince Pie. Mix a quarter of n pound of candied cher ries, half a pound of cit ron and orange peel. a quarter of a pound of b | q n c h e d a m O n d s, chopped fine; a level fpasnoouful of cinnamon
Tombstone epitaph., 1917-02-04

A building trades council has been organized at Clarksburg w. Va.
Tombstone epitaph., 1917-02-04

British women are taking up the cuL ture of herbs.
Tombstone epitaph., 1917-02-04

u III II NaIttts oA dishes, make a m ost palatabie food.
 Mexican Goldfish. Cook to a pale yellow a small chopped onion in three tablespoon fuls of butter, then
The evening world., 1917-04-28
HAVRE DE GRACE ENTRIES.

FIRST R\GE,,-TH' 'T,-o.a''' m2HIlen'; i33.u
and hali iMlous, por''a M. van ~
m'au iuFN. 10. i.ueuHl .wI'. ~ fUln's.
no. Mnsm Nrt lW.r,. ~. lu hng Nmn J,
lli. E.a lrur 10, Eduh Dr.. ll2. Jlu 10"
srcoNp hAcE rdro 'gSSr ol,ls art u1vgrJ.
ceiling, tAr an1, a ,.t im.Hg,, 'Hddg ",
10. Nn1l'N. III. huumanr ~. ~ -hul,nf
ump., lu- . hrmunE ln.. Itum"1r lUt Re,
Ennis, o. Nice -ka l'N, blN'lway3 llH, 'kil.,
lW ltrisu, -. ON Co., lWi Tom llNtrl
no, ~ tr. l'' N"..F. ~. 'Jo.'ma Hara'c
lm, ~" g.H'.r hrinsrrS ll1' hFo,r'N, ~
The evening world., 1917-04-28

OF nominating his candidates for An
ndpOlis. The applicants arc sent 10
Navy Head starters at No. - East
Twenty Street. where they
undergo the fun physical CNaminu-
ton. Next week Mr. Falrchild will
examine the return blanks and will
nominate the three who appear to be
best suited physically and mentally.
Thirty aspiring young marines were
sent to the Brooklyn Navy Yard Bar
racks this afternoon, by Captain
Frank T.. Evans. from the L. :. Mar
inc headquarters at No. - East
Twenty third street. During the day
forty more enrolled. Among these
latter was VIII. /. Standfast. OF No.
: oak Avenue, Astoria. Young
Standfast lived up to his name; FOR
.wo years ago h. was hOnorably dis
charged from the "Irinc Corps and
at present has lucrative cmploynon,
In Long Island city wholesale
house. However, he wanted to throw
up HIS job. and get back In the ser
vice. lie was given the rating OF
Corporal
Plans for the monster model battle
ship I'm Union square, which were
exclusively outlined In the Evening
World ten days ago. began to tax,
active shape to-day when a cart load
OF lumber and several workmon ap!
poared al the southern end Of tho
park and work was commenced on
the keel, under tho direction OF Dom
Barber. the naval architect who dc.
signed the craft.
The evening world., 1917-04-28

You sneak In another boatload or
air when you think no policeman "
looking and volplano into tho Office
on two wheels. You twitter through
your work and--Zip--its biscuit time
When you waddle out TO the bouIo-
Yards this time tho scenario mas
changed. The weather has Topped
over like tho November Fourth cleo
tion returns. Tho air Is colder than
n loan sharks heart. There II y
rumor of snow In the air. which Is
verified by about three feet OF It on
the sidewalks. It's raining. It's
hailing. It's typhooning. It's doing
more things than n ons-man band.
It's a weather hash.
That night the weather is the same
only multiplied by six. When you
awake the next morning your head
fecls the way IL car Off tho track
sounds. The sun is shining and 80 In
your nose. The air In warm and NO
Is your pulse. Tho lawn is dry and
so is your tongue. You are sur
rounded by "A fine young cold.
You realize why the world seemed
so green yesterday. It was verdi
girls.
Tho birds arc twlttering In the
trees. Yoi don't feel any moro like
twittcrlng than a hen feels like swim
ming. Your tongue is thicker than a
telephone book. Only one eye answers
To the roll call and when you try TO
breathe II sounds like a auartetto OF
musical camels.
The world is wronger than a thir-
ty-two inch yard measure.
You speak English with n Swiss
movement. April staked out that
decoy set OF spring weather mallards
The evening world., 1917-04-28
ITALIAN PATRIOTS
RUSH TO ENLIST N
UNCLE SANS NAVY
Extraordinary Efforts 10 In.
crease Recruiting NJ Begun
in New York District

a dsissstion - fafsn fatfis's
waited ubon tAsut Commander
Grady. N ehsfEs ~ navai fscrui'ins
for ne Eastern Division. fsesnfy arf
declared ma m me- rplt'ef NJ snfou
nHnt - fhis branch ~ Tho service
me dssosndants n pafsbaidi tad
been neglected The result was me-
opening to-day ~ station " so
iis Union street nrooklyn. IN me
heart ~ the italian quarter. and thIs
afternoon me roster showed eighteen
men enrolled and fourteen accepted
Stations Tor italian naval recruits
also will bs opsned soon In Manhat.
tan and Tho Hronr.
Officials IN charge ~ Naval Hs
eruiilnE are hoping that New York
vii be abls 10 make 40 its quota NJ
1000 by May 20 During the last week
i.72s made application FOR enrolment:
ft0 were rejected: and tOg accepted
ON the surface thoso figures look
good. but-and II IL n bitter "but"
for tho recruiting officers out ~ the
accepted ones $50 hnvo failed ~ hp.
pear for duty. There IN no way 20
round these men up except by per-
sonal appeal: a task which Harry
Alexander. a real estate man with
offices In tho Astor Court building.
has set himself TO accomplish. so far
he and his helpers have brought In
fifty recalcitrants.
High hopes are entertained by the
recruiting officers that Navy Week" "
backed by the Mayors proclamation.
will put "A little ginger" into enroll
ments for the next ok days. II bc-
gan to-day II the response to the
big publicity and recruiting drive
that IL planned Is anything like what
II expected tho navy will come out
with flying colors.
Congressman Bcnjamln l. Fair
child. OF the Twenty (Bronx)
District, has adopted a novel method
The evening world., 1917-04-28
With the Fingers!
Says Corns Lift Out
Without Any Pain

Sore corns, hard corns, soft corns
or any kind Of a corn can shortly be-
lifted right out with the fingers II yuni
will apply directly upon the corn ~
few drops of freeEone, says a Gin
cinnati authority.
II is claimed that AZ small cost one
can get quarter Of an ounce Of
frcezone at any drug store, which n
sufficient TO rid ones feet Of every
corn or callus without pain or sore
ness or the danger Of infection.
This new drug Is an ether COM
pound. and while sticky, dries the mo
ment II Is applied and does not inhaIns
or even irritate the surrounding tissue.
This announcement will interest
many women here, for II Is said that
the present hiRh-heel footwear Is
putting corns on practically every
woman's feet.-Advt
The evening world., 1917-04-28

the displacement and periodic pains,
and am now the mother of bcauti-
full, healthy baby. l am a graduate
nurse and will be glad to recommend
Lydia +. Pinkham's Vegetable Com
pound TO other women."-MRS. II.
". SLOAN, 6026 SO. Park Avenue,
Chicago, Ill.
There are many women who suffer
ss Mrs. Sloan did and who are being
benefited by this great medicine
every day. It has helped thousands
Of women who have been troubled
with displucemcnts, inflammation,
liberation, irregularities, periodic
pains, backache, that bearing down
feeling, indigestion and nervous
prostration.
If you need special advice, write
lydia T.. Pinkham Medicine Co.
(conhdentiaD, Lynn, Mass.-Advt.
The evening world., 1917-04-28
WARTIME DRESSES
COMBINE ECONOMY
WITH USEFULNESS
Exhibit of Designs for Wom-
ems Wear Ranges From
OverallS to Evening Gowns.

An exhibition OF simple designs for
women's clothing, appropriate to a
time when nothing must be wasted
which will make the nation stronger
under the stress OF war, ends to-day
at No. ~ West Tenth Street. The
designs and model suits and costumes
shown range from ovcralls for work
In backyard gardens or on truck
farms to street and evening gowns.
Among the women who made the
exhibition possible and who are de-
voting themselves TO "A propaganda
for inexpensive and scnsb,c-but
not necessarily ugly--drcssing are
Mrs. Philip Lydig. Mrs. Mary NJ. *.
Simkhovitch, DR. Christine Mann,
Mrs. Beatrice Forbes Robertson Hale,
Mrs. George Rublcc. Mrs. James h.
IIackctt, Miss Julia Poynitz and Miss
Fola LII Toilette.
The exhibitors arc Nnr"Hrct Wade
Granger. the Rccyold --, no
New York School " Design and APP
piled Art, the Flambcau Weavcrs and
the Sweet-Orr Overall Manufactur-
Ing concern, among many others.
The types selected by The Evening
World for illustration shows three
widely varying designs fitted 10 diff
fcrcnt purposes. The overalls shown
include those which are baEgy enough
TO envelope the skirts and keep them
unsolcd and out OF the way at tho
saEIo time, and others which are TO bc
worn over the undcrgarments only.
They are demonstrated at the exhibit
tion by Miss Paula stanley familiar
10 every body who reads the muga-
zines for the charm with which she
grnccs tho homcly product OF her
employers.
The sport suit will stand any sort
of rough ana tumble wear: it is de-
signed 90 give as much freedom az
though the wcarer were clad in
boomers and is as well suited 20
tennis and golf as 20 camp ne.
Mere men paused I'm bcwildermcnt
before this gown and the explanation
Of IT'S cost, It's remarkable simplicity
and the miraculous adaptabilIty Of
the thing for quick dressing. They
were told the gown, principally Of
chiffon broadcloth, was made In three
hours AT a cost for al materials Of
So. which could be nearly cut "a
half by "A selection Of cheaper but
Just as durable fabrics
suitable for afternoon or evening.
or az a housegown, II Is without but
tons or hooks and is put on by tho
simple process Of slipping II over the
head. There are many other exam
pies Of this type Of dress, some with
stcuclled designs which give them
an air Of elaborate decoration at
tTinlng expense.
Mrs, Grlnagor shows about thirty
gowns In which the fabrics are
crcpos, chiffons, pOplins, pongcos and
Jersey cloths; they are not so plain
but that beading ana embroidery
work Identify many Of them, and, de-
spite their rigid compliance with tine
limits of economy AID usefulness,
suggest the designers genius tOI
originating effective stage costumes
for her husbands productions II is
explained that every gown Is de
signed individually.
The exhibit Of tho New York
School OF Design and Applied Art is
series OF water color sketches pro-
duced at the school by pupils and in
| structors, suggesting designs and
| cOloring for common sense attire.
The Flapper Frolic by Mary Nelles
Is designed for negligee comfort and
The evening world., 1917-04-28
OTYlH'S 40 RESIGNS;
OTHER GUARD CHANGES
Nii MeCinn VIII 10 10 Europe
Capt Ie Carmo Trans
tered From me i4lh.

Division ifsadqusftsrs ~ ns M
ilonai Guard to-day announced ths
following assignments ana changes
Major Francis .. Mccain has 70
signed from tho uuaftsrmaators
Corps Ile served with Major Den.
piiyan's stan on The border ~ aida
70 the commanding officer and held
Tho rank ~ Lieutenant Colonel 90 a.
tho time the Nov York Division wa
federalikod year ago. Important
business abroad compsls Major Mt
Cam 20 leave the service.
capt Loon ~. De Garmo of Com
pany A, Fourtoenth Infantry h
lrhnsferted 20 the supply cUmpam
FIRST Lieut. John o. Hardy Il re.
ieyed from duty with tho Fourteenth
Infantry aud assigned % duty with
commanding ofiicor - the second brl
Eads, First J. ut Louis r MontAnt.
Slhty-ninth Infantry. n now on the
reserve list
First Lieut.. Frank ArmlnS,on
Spencer jr.. Battery y, second yield
Artillery. Il made captain of that
battery. A3ram Allan BOKlrdus h.
commissioned captain OF The Quar-
termasters Corps and made military
stOrekecper 81 the Arsenal
The following resiEnations Rave
been accepted: Capt. William q. WOOD
from the reserve and First Lleu.
Timothy ". Beary from the reserve.
Capt. Lucian y. Brecklnridge from the
Depot Battalion OF the Scvcnty-fl first
| Reg g.ment and Second Lieut.. Charles
q. Aheyn. Seventh Regiment.
The evening world., 1917-04-28

up April youvs the
at the
Tho shining like dime The warmer
"A II
houscfu
bmy violated the habit forming
hypodermic
you forget that youv otOl for Iughe
off nnnnels that you
twitcHng Tho world Eener
helmet
wrinkles Of That SosS
a
Tho birds EN- They stealing
ter
that wnIke
The evening world., 1917-04-28
COLDS q

Isvins Particular Rsfsrsnes 10 hs Dt,smpsrs That Gems
Along IN April Lss, Into Msy snd End w ths Cssvs.
y"d for April showers Bring Msy Flowers, Two
Kinds. lhs Kind Thsi Posis Mumbls About and ths
Kind That Souowing Relatives Ash Friends 10 Omit"
Better Wear Your FIsnnsIs on Your Ches, Than
Turf'-"Don'i Unhook the Old ArmorpIats Chs.,
Protector ai ihs Fir,, Sound ~ The Robin, Lots ~
Times the Robins Are Only Rshssrsing"
The evening world., 1917-04-28

and during six
months of this
time was under a
doctors care,
without getting
any help. ! de-
cidcd TO try
Lydia Il. Pink
hams Vegetable
Compound, an d
II made me feel
like "A new wOm-
an. | Hm entire
tircly relieved of
The evening world., 1917-04-28

r. shown In silk. hltik, crepe and
cloth ~ gold. There is also r. show
iur ~ handlpom products which are
mI1' FOR the customers ~ the flam
beau WD1ycrs, according 10 designs
selected by the customer and which
are not repeated by any other pur-
chaser.
u iy ihc purpose OF those who or
Rauizo1 the exhibition 10 follow II
with permanent organization which
shall include clearing house for
designs and fabrics and to issue
shoppers bulletins to members at
stated intervals
The evening world., 1917-04-28
Hn AIfhm l"Bnas,,l Baer.

cssyrgs
ttnds Ths End poets
relatives snf friends
ep
folks around
happy n and the miauts
eruhns about esn'ipsds sn hs legs dds
The evening world., 1917-04-28

and you fell for u llko Troy fell for
the woodtn horse. Your only conso-
lation IL that you weren't playing sol
itaire In tho Boob league You are
not the only fish who parked his win
ter trousseau up In rnothballs, There's
sixty OF 'om born every hour.
You meet a friend on tho way TO
the office. lie has "A pair OF convor-
Eational jacks. No he opens ~. He
wants to know how yug ar feelig,
You look over your verbal cards and
decide to stay. Yug agg him how he
liz feelig. Ho draws two. He says
arl rike. bug he cog a llddlg col tag
ging bazz ig n daRR tub. You don't
or not. but you discard three and
stick. Yug sag thag liz an orgful
shngg. bug yug gogg colgg too. lie
raises you five and saggs thag thig
Is orgtul fingg wegger We arg hav-
Wig. You see him and boost IL ten.
Yug sag ig suro is fingg weRger. lie
sag TX sure ig. You trump that by
telling him how to get rid Of his cold.
He aFgs yug why liz tho hogg yug
dong gedd rig OF yours2
No wonder April laughs.
Better 10 wear flannels on your
chest than turf.
A caterpillar may only grow no 10
be a butterfly. but you never see him
shedding his cocoon In April.
You saig I'd.
The best way TO get rid OF a cold
is not TO get ono. Dress right. How
The evening world., 1917-04-28

NORWICU. Conn April 27.-rhe
Norwich Retail Liquor Dealers Asso-
citation, II is announced to-day has
voted not n sell liquOr In any form TO
men wearing the uniform Of the United
Stllna nrmy. navy or NatLOnhl Ghard.
The evening world., 1917-04-28
Ara, RsersiunE siu~p. Again.

WASHINGTON. April 2s.-Regular
army recruiting slumped again yes
terday. tho total was 1909 mon ac-
ocpted. aS against a daily average OF
approximately 1000 men maintained
during tho preceding ten days. Penn
sylvania took first place for tho day
with los men as against 81 for New
York.
The evening world., 1917-04-28

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n ff rsFs ~ . sssia bssaaff
The evening world., 1917-04-28

Braun, Lila Robcson, ana and Hans
Kinder 'Collist
Eva Gluthicr. moyzp soprano, will
give recital at A'Il an Han on
Monday afternoon, assisted by Carlo
Edwards, pianist.
Tho Orchestral Society of New
York, Max Jacobs conductor. will
give concert on Tuesday evening
nj the TompKins Avenue COngrega-
,ional Church. Brooklyn, Assisting
will he Frances Nash, pianist, and
the choir. under the direction Of r.. X.
MaCrum.
Samuel A. Baldwin will give free
organ rccitals at city College tO-mOr-
row and Wednesday afternoons.
Final FREQ organ rccitafs In public
schools viii be given morrow:
Willard Irving Ncvins. assisted by
Mrs. ~. ". licilmann. soprano, wash
ington Irving; Wcnzcl \. Rabpch, AK
sisted hy Linnca Roberts and
Charles Vinicky, violinist, and a Sex
tCttc OF voices, Morris High (cvo-
ning); Edward Shipper Barnes as
sisted by Kathleen Lawlcr, soprano,
Boys High. Brooklyn; A. Van Rens-
Sciaer Du'cher. Eastern District. and
Albert Reeves Norton. Erasmus Han.
brooklyn. The programmes will be
more elaborate than usual.
Cantor Josef Roscnblntt. sometimes
called the king OF Cantors," will
Eivo rccitat of ancient and modern
Jewish liturEicnl music at the Hippo
dromc "A week from tomorrow night
for Jewish War Relief He viii be as
sisted by a choir Of forty and by
Sascha Jacobinun, violinist
At tho city clubs Ladies' Night.
on Monday Alice Eldridgc. pianist.
and George RIaclv, tenor. viii give a
concert Harold Mllligan will bo the
aCCompanIst.
The fourth monthly concert OF tho
llaloNy Singing Society takes place
tomorrow night at the Educational
Alliance.
Tho Society of American Singers
has obtained the Lyccum Theatre for
its season Of opera COmiquc In Eng
llsh, which begins u week from Mon
day. Tho three operas are pcrgulcsts -
Tho Maid Mistrcss,' Donizcttrs
The Night Boil" ana GounOd''s The
Mock Doctor all sung with an en-
tiTo American cast.
A benefit concert for tho Intcrna-
tlOndl Exchange for Arts and Crafts
viii be given at Carnegie Hall on
Tuesday evening Pasqualo Amato
of the Metropolitan. and Contessa
Gina MozZnt0, ~ Tho Sc,ha, Milan
win sing; the Russian Balalaka Or
chostra will PLAY and tho Motropoli.
tan Ballet School dancers viii dance
and there viii bc speeches Part OF
the proceeds Ore for establishing cX.
changes where IN" work ana art OBJ
lcCts may be sold Tor widuws, orphans
and mutllutCd soldiers II the Allies.
MNlc Yyonnc Garriuk. OF the New
York Theatre Francois, and GcorgI
llurtWaid, unoo pianist To tho car
have been added 10 the programme
Of tho Hll-l!u sian concert at tho
Maxine ElllOtrs Theatre a week from
Tuesday afternoon, under the leader
ship of Sasha Nourh'uAo,
The evening world., 1917-04-28
A GRADUATE
NURSE
Why She Recommends
Lydia E. Pinkham's
Vegetable Compound.

81 was in poor health for two
years, caused by a displacement,
The evening world., 1917-04-28

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shss' ffa'ssf4fs ~ 90 Nfss s4sr -
q fsaia f0ts = lives fHsss f5ttss
sfa aflg fsHsffafr
The evening world., 1917-04-28

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fof msf.rinsi ppfpssss Saig A.
sfaea ~ prevention MY - rsrfh
gquHf - FHfs but yar sever ismps.i
ihs 0uaes - afsvsnfi1n thaf saf
saffb e biaf n rufs.
No wonH-f Abffi aurrs
The evening world., 1917-04-28

The best way to get rid OF a cold
Is not TO get ono. Dress right. How
The evening world., 1917-04-28

The Society OF the Friends Of Nh
sic will give q concert OF the work.
of Ernest Bloch, Swiss composer Al
Carnegie I1lI on Thursday evening.
Mr.. Bodanzky conducting. Mr.. Bloon
will conduct his symphony Israel
The solOists will be MelanIc Kurt
Marie Tiffany Flora Perinl, Car
The evening world., 1917-04-28

John Mccormack Will give his hnll
concert ~ the 7caSun at the Hippo
drpmc to-muyruw night, ass stcd hy
Donald MCBoath, violinist. and Edwin
Schneider pianist HIa "rcquDs''
programme viii include "Ahl Moon
Of Ny Delight" from Liza Lehman.
In q Persian Garden"
The evening world., 1917-04-28

You saig I'd.
The evening world., 1917-04-28

A caterpillar may only grow no 10
be n butterfly. but you never see him
shedding his cocoon In April.
The evening world., 1917-04-28

Better TO wear flannels on your
chest than turf.
The evening world., 1917-04-28

Tho Society 0f American Singers
has obtained the Lyccum Theatre for
its season Of opera COmiquc In Eng
llsh, which begins week from Mon
day The three operas are pcrgulcsi' y
Tho Maid Mistress Donizctti's
"Tho Night Boil" ana Gounod'ss The
Mock Doctor all sung with an en-
tiro American cast.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1917-07-19
Glad to Help
Send ArixOnQnS Home
Attorney General Indicates New Mexico's Disap-
prevail Of Action Of Arizona Officials in Loading
l. w. WIS on This State

That New Mexico resents the &C.
ton OF Arizona officials and citizens
in seeking to rid themselves of the
/. W. w. burden by shipping the In
dustriai Workers an dtheir sympa-
thizers into New Mexico, is made
plain in a telegram sent today by At
torney General Harry L. Patton to
Wiley e. Jones, attorney general Of
Arizona.
The telegram is in reply to one re-
ceived by Mr.. Patton from Mr..
Jones, asking the New Mexico
ocial to aid in obtaining the re-
lease of William B. Cleary, the Bis
bee attorney who is at the head of
the /. w. w. party deported from
Arizona, and who is now held with
the others by the army authorities at
Columbus. In his message the Arr
IONA attorney general refers to Cleary
as having been ~"unlawfully deported
and now detained by troops at Col
umbus, N. NJ"
No request for aid in obtaining the
release of any of Cieary's companions