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TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-07-17
Die tsriIis in DcutI6lanS.

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Arais IN Geutihlao maden eS ihpRrtg, ih elm pobre$ 8lO non Den
bB Die ehnfetenDen Gdrite, Ole gum 9itnitPr- uo aan3lerDedfel tubrs
ten, Der 2nimg innerpoGtti6er Geformen fo, bic of cine GemofrdtrTe.
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1atafe Dob Der nme gieihsfan5er Ser erte girgerlthe lit, Der otI
bfaltn b6dftn &ofen 0s Aede5 berlfen nur0e 0Hrfe 0eer annabme
Et1rfe nerhben. 9oS 0eutife @of, rGp. feline @eureter, idenen Die
eeoeuw1rtiqe 2oqg u8 Die belberipredn0fe 5l fiubeL Die &etorren
furt5afaben. ba iett oMe 8arteen oe3pungan fRo, emg gu lem 1mo fh
8ugetdnoniTe 81 MADDEN, amt audi ternThn oGt bteen auBere1 0e1oe1
bpseidnet ner0en, Dob b. &etbmannsSDQpeg oos 0pfer oleer 6oroerunr
Gen frnroe, bic er gum Gel ieRft etngeletet bate
Ole aris lit ober aud Elm 8enei8, Dob Dos oatide 9olt onI
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erEennen. Sn Dem 8eidtuB, Der Dem Hethstag nod 1emer @1eoerDers
iaInanlung borgee9t mer0en fol-, miro berborgeboben, oB 8euttdouo
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fre9Flbrenon 80Itr nbt befeblen miro. Nue B6lHr tunihen Den
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uno fenen 9anoesfreg nad Dem 6rieoensibtuB m%sgeLprotn SIC
nlhe 3utunt unB lebrat, oh DQs Jre0ensperlGnaau u1er1u mItNn
lurf eenug it, I'M bal0 gum 6re0en 81 faBren.
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snnern ub Geiigfdt nod guBen" ioate Die booen0en gareRn be-
Ills Elm peHares pibfqes 8eiten, 6oB Sic g6fer fB mf sen
iehen mer6en, nOnat- England fb beret ertIlrt bat, nit gfuBIano iter|
cine Qen6erung Der a~regg5RIe at b~e5unoeHn. 8etrefis Der Goru ioIter|
8epredlng ioa et eth 9Retung8aaStauib 8pnhen ben england Wills
mos 6ie5cn mehmnasaustnf6 a~nbetufft 70 pr0 man mo6I ntHt
fbf geben, mGnn man oHninnt bob Die 6roge mF Der ~oenmotiHgen all.
geneinen aonpren3 IN 8nrt5 CUR 1prate geldngen miro. NQ1 oarti
ou5 fpobl anae1ncL 0ub Die Sdlfternbet 0es 8arluments-untr.
hfretars 6s brhiben guspdrigen Qmts ene mr getanfete gdUeier
ft q9an miro aus Ser gntln6glng i'm uuterbuus SEN ShIuB 5e1enI
mIhr, 6oB england rno Die inn aIHerten itb entihIOienS baben, benz
e~ntihie0enen @unih o8 neuen GuBIono mad elmer aenoerung Der arieg5
Sae ser entente 8n iDiGfabren.
gsenn MN aud 3eudLn0 feue aregs5eIe genai fornuiert miro
T1 Sic 1a6oIi8feit efner ~gugeitnng uno ener ausefnanonetmg err
geEcn. llo oatnit mare berehS tiet geponnen.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-07-17

Not being personally ac-
quainted with the executive Of
ficers Of the American Defense
League, we can't quite picture
what sort Of citizens they are,
but judging from the leagues
publicity matter, sent broadcast
over the country with the object
Of promoting American hate, the
American Defense League is a
pinhead organization which is
gravely abusing its title.
A sample Of one Of the leagues
illusions:
"Shall we not hate the
venomous Prussians who
carry in their pockets the
hands Of little children (see
Belgian official report)f
Here is a plain, bold effect to
incite the ignorant 10 a wild
hatred of Germany. We say the
ignorant" advisedly, for by this
time there are no normally intel
igent people who believe the ex'
tremest tales ladled out by the
British propaganda.
There were atrocities in Bel
GUM, certainly; there are afro
sites everywhere that wa
shows its ugly face. But thu
stories Of manned Belgian chill
dren have never been proved
The Journal early sought TO
conclusive evidence, PARTICULAR,
photographs, to prove such IN
! humanities, but found none
No evidence has been produces
after nearly three years OF tn
German occupation. The stor.
was a myth. There are storie
everywhere, varying with tn
locality, but there are no proofs
The Prussian soldiers brutal
tiles in Belgium are bad enough
we believe, without any lie
And we believe, further, ths
American spirit is strong enoug
for the right to lead this natio
to its duty without any stimulr
Of hatred. It is greatly to II
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-07-17
BOSTON PAPER CHALLENGES THOSE WHO PREACH
HATRED AND REPEAT WILD LIES.

credit Of the American people
that they have refrained from
general violence against things
German. Except for a few scat
tered instances of narrow and
futile spite, America has entered
the war with a higher purpose
than the mere furnishing Of
wrongdoers.
If we can continue to avoid
such hate as the American De-
tense League breaches, we shall
go into the war greater and
emerge greater than as though
we blinded ourselves with a
crimson, futile folly.
Boston Journal.)
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-07-17
RUSSIAN DRIVE WILL NOT
UPSET

The following Washington
dispatch of the military expert
of the Chicago Tribune" as
serting that the new Russian
drive will not upset Germany
and that, in his opinion, the
Slavs are not in a position to
deliver a punch will prove OF
special interest:
The Russian offensive will not
have a material effect on the
German lines and will not result
in making any real trouble for
the Kaiser's military machine.
The public is likely to get ex-
cited by reports from the Rus
sian lines and conclude that the
next few months will witness
great developments on the east.
ern front. This is a mistake
and the people might as well be
warned that their hopes along
these lines will be dashed.
Russia is not prepared to de.
liver a real punch. The best
that can be hoped is that the
new government win keep the
armies in the field and continue
Ito train as many men as pos
sible until it is possible to sup
iIply the proper kind Of equip
ment.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-07-17
GrfaQte QrDp6e5eiung.

Sn i6rem Gomon ogeregrin Ger.
idienm 1864 9egen5burg, s. sob.
bed Geite II Iegt bic @rGfin S0a
6a6ns6abn einem i9rer @eloen eli.
mem olten General, cine eigentim.
.Iide 8rop6e5eiuug Uber 0as Sdid.
.ia( gofens in ben Q1ltno. bic iifJ
lett erfaat bat. Der Goman ipieIt
sur 3eit oes poluiideu Qlifitan0e5
.t831. Sn einem @eibrad, 0as Der
General nit 9eregrln fiibrt, ipreden
fe barber. bob 8olfer aalls Dem
5deiterboufen Der IrHbial" it'd
Beriungen iolten. Bon 8olen meint
o6er Der General: oa1eiu Oct
0heiterbaufen, aug Dem Qolen neli
berbOrge5en fomte, miro pobl mn
Elm oQqemeiner @elt6ron0 ieiH 0o
Der norOiihe Gisb1r nit ieinen
fur6tbaren 3aben oaS Auiiifi8ierer
aritn6lih treibt.@ @eregrin mirfi
Elm, 6aB 0od ale fir Die 9olen be.
geiftert ieien, aber Der General er.
ni6crte ibm: u6iir Die gola-jd
megen ibrer 6eloentaten. Der Sero.
ismus lit biureibenb. Q6er fin
Golen oils Station, ols ieIbitdHoiges
'2ano uno Golf-iebr menige. llrf
0esbalb lit es eben meiue lleber5eua
Igunq, 0oB ntr Elm @eltbrono @oler
erl6ien miro.@ Seine 4robbe-
3eirng lit jest In Griiiaultq gegaH.
gen.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-07-17
aaSikalmIttel o0er perItdnSiouno.

Die Soee, oB mir a0n0eIsomnbfu 70 idnad baten fonnen, oab
bic 9oudbootDertuite nidt Die 9nabttregslnge Decentralization, lit ltnfnn
hebt es af Sehe 10 Der SuIigtnmmer Der nGebap Of Gebtepse. g8ab.
rao Der lesteH bier MoBate babeu Die geutfden ori. ober thermal 10
eae Sdffe berintt as aae 5difsmIfen Der ean8en @eIt an ne1en
ShHfen lefern fonnen. Gas sllnterieeboot." 70 ihIeBt Sbap, Der
drfaehcr Der 9etifrHt sauB brett onaegrifen mo geidlagen
Herbcn.@
Ger &orAhIeg, fh pen9er af ben eriak bon berfenfien Sdiffen
ATS ai be DreHe 9et1mpnmg Ds Iaudbootes gu nerleqen, iii otne
.aneife Der ridhge, meunaleuh Die bsbengen GriuAe IN oeiqr aihhna
gar fenr D0er mr fdapa4e aeialtate gecigt. Sine oirefe Nefanpiung
bs l1nterfseboohs wroe br anen Eingen einen anariii of bic bemnt
i6su StHapuuHg or Eaaabons eni4leben eagIi4e ddaAare Be-
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-07-17
&3ic in Baltimore Der Oeutide
llnterridlt n6getnu lutrbe,
lQettifer Gorreinar6cntl

(Qettider Gorreipon0ent)
Ger 0eutihe unterrjdt iii 0en
6ffentliden Sdulen, 0eiicn Gin.
.hibritng bic glrbeit non Sahr5abus
ten in friiberen 3citen ocUeien lit.
.un0 Dem oie id6nen 4riput SniH.
tntc uno 8emein0eiduIen geops
icrt neroen mtBten lit ben bite.
.rcn Qngriffen Der @eb6r6e aeopfert
noroen. Ole SfuIbcb6roe bat &c.
tern in elmer Idugeren ae9eimen
5itung foIgenoe @eidlaiie ongc.
.uonuuen.
2n ben eriten feds @rohen Ser
.6ffentliden Shulen in Baltimore
faQt Ser oeutife 9dulunterridt
am /. September 1917 gan3 meg;
Sm fiebauten @ro0e miro her.
ieIbe Dis gum 1. Septenl6er 1918
un0 Inn ohten @rooe bis sum Sep.
.tcmber 1919 abgeidafit
Sn Sen gorbereitan85iduIen IN
Deldem iih MIR atn0er ans Dem
febenten un6 ohten @ro0e befinbeu,
niro 6er oelitide ltHterridt belize
boIten;
Gte SodiduIen tDer0en BON Den
8eidIiieu Der 9eborbe ntft be.
.riibrt.
3rob0em SER gidoro s. giggs
fir cine offentIite 9%erionmlung
Der GfuI6eb6r6e betrens Oes 6eut'
id)en lluterrihts IN ben Glementar-
ihulen eingetreten mar, bei6loHer
bic Shul~.S tommilGre qeitern mad.
mitfag, cine pribata 5ituug ab8u'
boIten. Ole 8erren. Die fit eiat
offentlihe 5ibnng itimmteL Daren
Bic 6erren Or. u. a. Gbambers.
Ridar0 S. giggs un0 Or. u. Q.
9i6bins. Die on0eren 5fuIaom'
miiiGre einidIieBIid be5 &rditoenter
Sog. VI. Chapman, ir., DoateR bic
Ceffentli6teit mtsgeidloiien piiien
6err @iqgs, elmer Der ous8eipro.
6ennen @egner 0es 0eutiden I'm.
Iterridt5 in ben bieiigen 0fiertlider
StuIen, berIas einige Der Shrei
BEN. 6ie ibm non beridieoenen
5eitcn 3ugagolQeu iDarep. y}dd
elmer IGngeren Gabntte, an meIdel
IoQe 96utaommdidre t~eiIno5men
pur6e beidtofien oaB Der 0eatid,
unterridt bis 8tm 7. @rooe IL
Sen glcme1toriAulen ous6lci6er
Toll.
@eu ni6t 25 5diller til oeu
IL. @ra6e an BEN oeutIden Inter
Iriht teilnebmen ioa oerieI6e aud
in 6ieier alaiie eliminiert lueroeu
GdiIer bon 1918 bis 1915
mer6en mabrideinlid obne Den 8Or
5ug, 6elrtidau Sprddunterridt &c
noiien at bo6el ober nenigiteni
lid in Dieiem unterridt mtsgebiG
oct 8t ba6en, bic Sdule D~erloiien
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-07-17
D%ontrcffcr!

Cine redt m~erfmiir0ige %lle6erein.
|.itimmlng. Gret in Srlau6 in lester
3eit u6ae6oItene @rintpablen ho.
ben Dos 9ieiuItat gebabt, oaB rebeQi'
Idle Sim Geiners" ermdblt NOR.
Sen ftn0, 1m0 6rei GriatpabIeu fir
.unIeren aonqreB boben ebeniols
ReiuItate ga5eitigt Die iduerIih err
mdrtet mor0an iino.
Ser Grs3ar bat nm Die Grlaitb'
mis- na6geiudt iit on Der ruiiiden
7retbeits sanIeibe beteiligen 3u Dir.
len. 2b er pobI an feline eigeue 6ret.
Belt ge6odt baben mag2
georae GoupeIano. Scr in eng.
.Iano %oe6orene @i3e.9rdii6ent 0es
famoien 0ebrosta @ertetoigungs.
.rates, bat in einem griefe an ben
.lutbariiden 4aItor @m. s. SieOe
In aeorne1 einen 8rief aeifrieben
.uno ibm fir cine flonmeu0e ariegs-
.reoe na0ontt Comet, iogut. Coup.
.lano moBte iid nber on, on5u0et.
ten onB man gegen etDoige aitn.
.lopaIe" gertreter Der STRIDE idarf
.borge6en un0 fie ebentuea berbans
men per0e. Qu8 glrgerredt mill
.6teier GrGngIGnoer obne ir8en0
melde umftanoe linen ent5ieben
.laIIen. Grit mlB SER COMPLAINT Die
.ue6eItater noubnft MAIDEN, mos er
.immer nod nift aetan bat, uno
.6ann mlB CT fe u%berfiibren. 2as
iin0 fiir GoupIdno ober uni6einen0
gee6auiahen. @nnn ner6en Setter
Imie @fatcaIfe un0 GouptanO bonn
@ottberneur sur Rube gemabnt2
glin6esrifter So6n G. Roie in
Baltimore hat ioeben 3pei Burger,
bic ongefInqt nuren, Ge0en gegen
.6os neue 8ebrpflihti1item gebnIten
'3u baben, aus Der @nft entIaHen.
.S5n ieiner gutiheioung beruit iifI
Der 8idter o1tf Die 8arfaiiung, uu0
orient, ooB e5 niht berbotan it,
.ieine qnIidt iber 8eiete5boritldgG
ODER u5er bereits ~6citebenoe @eiebe
an aulBern. glud mi0eripriht e8 ni6t
Ser @erfoIiuug, fir ben 8ioerrui
Ibereits b~eite6enoer 8eiete %ein8utre.
Item. God Die tn aGen Gingen, 70
Ibcitebe nt6 bier cine @ran3e. 60.
Ilanqe Elm @eieB beitebt, bari man Is
Inid]t uageitraft ~0erIesen. 4ld bari
mon unter f%einerlei gormdn0en @a.
malt berfu6e1 Inn bas @eiet 81
Iberleben. ooer at @eipaIt nuffor.
I6ern. las flingt reht gltt ami
lid0n, mas 9un0esri6ter Sobn 6.
Goie itbcr bic neutrality-suspicious.
IGedte Der gilrger 3u iageu bat
g8ie cher urteilt aoae9e W}etcali,
I6aruber?
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-07-17

Marimilian 6aroen gum 9liIiiar.
0ienit einge5ogeH. Gle BADEN aus
Dem Mlann Der o3ufuHf einen
Mlana her @egeHpnrt aemaAt.
abOmliert aai Die SdaIIas srlbage.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-07-17

9af einem Der arieasimanplabe
penigitens tit AAoifeatiihmHo einge
treten = in goIt 5t. goHis. lln0
oas If iebr erIrenlI9.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-07-17
an 0em Nennen nm ben 4reis ber

in Dem 8eHHrn nm ben 8reis Der
onihauli6iteu 5diIoerlng bes Ser.
liner Stmqerelen6s, 6a5 pbantaite.
begobte oueutra!e4 Sdriftiteaer an
.oeiidt5 Der butur bon ben gteoaf
tiouen ol8gc'etteu bobeu @onorore
IN Der Gntentepreiie 81 beranltalteu
.nidt mij0e mer0en bat Elm a5ourtla
lift aus Souioune einen Hetorb auf
aeiteIt ben i6m 10 leidt Nidmano
itreitig MAIDEN 0urfte. Inter Dem
3ital: 04dt Gage In Berlin idil.
bert er ieine Grle6niIIe in einem ers
idredli6eu @arttt Der in ~foIaeuoen
ShIaBint gipfelt; aSm Reitau.
rant be8oblte id fir Elm gefodtes
81 $50 02ort. 2as id Die Spite
meine8 @ies uufi6lla, benertte id
81 meinem niht geri1Qen @er0u1B.
DOB ih nidt elm meihes eL ion6eru
Elm idou aiemlid ou~sgebrittetea
Giiden Dor mir batte. Ger Sc
iddftsfl9rer. oen ia bolen lieB uul
Dem idl muten6 Die 9eiherpng sei9.
tie. belt es uuter ieiner @iiroe, aud
Inur Elm Sort sur gHtiduloigm1
81 inaen. s5a, CT berIangte untel
SiuDeis ouf ben aui Der Speiie
forte oer5eidneten 4reis fir Ell
liunges 6ubn cine Qad3abIlng boz
1926 Mlarf pom mir
The Washington herald., 1917-04-17
A CREAMY LOTION
MADE WITH LEMONS
Prepare q quarter pint at about
the cost Of a small Jar Of
common cold cream.

When this homemade lemon lotion
is gently massaged into the face,
neck. hands and arms daily. the skin
naturally should become soft, clear
and white, and the complexion dainty
and attractive.
What girl or woman hasn't heard Of
lemon juice to remove complexion
blemishes; to bleach the skin and to
bring out the roses, the freshness and
the hidden beauty? But lemon iUics
alone is acid, therefore Irritating, and
should be mixed with orchard white
this way. Strain through a fine cloth
the Juice of two fresh lemons into
bottle containing about three ounces
Of orchard white. then shake well and
you have a whole quarter pint Of skin
and complexion lotion at about the
cost one usually pays for a small jar
of ordinary cold cream. Be sure to
strain the lemon juice so no pulp gets
into the bottle, then this lotion will
remain pure and fresh for months
When applied daily to the face, neck.
arms and hands IL naturally should
help to whiten. clear. smoother and
beaUtify.
Any druggist will supply three
ounces OF orchard white at very little
cost and the grocer has the lemons.
In this sweetly fragrant lemon lotion
ladies can easily prepare ana have an
inexpensive toilet aid which perfectly
satisfies their natural desire for a
beautiful soft skin.-Adv.
The Washington herald., 1917-04-17
ASK ARLINGTON GRAVE
FOR MAI. JOHN M. BURKE
Special Act of Congress Wanted to
Honor Indian Scout.

Congress viii be asked to grant the
right to bury the remains OF MAJ. John
NJ Burke, pIsinsmsn. hero. veteran.
scout and companion OF Buffalo Bill. in
Arlington National Cemetery.
The Elks. Of which the major was q
lifelong and popular member. are back Of
the movement TO grant this distinction
TO the Indian war veteran.
Maj. Burke's body was inferred in Mt.
Olivet Cemetery yesterday after re-
QUEEN mass at St Aloysius' Church.
Previously s9odge OF sorrov" had been
held at the local lodge OF the B. p. o. z.
Permission to inter the body at Ar
lington was denied because Mai. Burke
had never served In the regular army.
He was. however, active in the Indian
wars and was selected as the courier OF
the commandant of the United States
forces to bear the message Of peace 20
Sitting BulP that marked the cessa-
tion of the Indian war. He was also
conspicuous for bravery at the battle OF
Wounded Knee" and has generally been
referred to as the Hero Of Wounded
Knee"
Throughout this service, Maj. Burke
was known as q civilian scout. but his
services for the country were Of such q
patriotic character that little opposition
is expected to develop to the movement
to have his remains inferred with other
American heroes at Arlington Cemetery.
The Washington herald., 1917-04-17
Nep Hair Remover In
Demand, Say Druggists
CPheIsctine Removes Roots and AID

Since the virtues of phelactine as a
hair remover became generally known,
druggists in this country have been hav-
ing a really extraordinary demand for
this remarkable product. The fact that
II actually removes the roots-before
ones very eyes-as well as the surface
hairs, is of course mainly responsible for
its large and increasing sale. The new
method is not to be compared at all with
the usual depilatory, electrical or other
processes. It is entirely safe, non-irri-
tating. non-poisonous. odorless-and in
stantaneous! A stick of phelactine. used
in accordance with the simple instructions
anywhere on a money-back basis, so GER
tain is IT to satisfy and delight the user.
ADV.
The Washington herald., 1917-04-17
Tuesday, April II, 1917.

Astrologers read this as a most un-
fortunate day, for Mars rules strongly
for evil. Early in. the morning the Sun
and Venus are in benefic aspect.
There is rather a promising sign for all
who seek favors from women and 1t is
fairly good for business interests Of every
sort in which women are concerned.
1t should be an auspicious sway for
those who ask for employment especial
ly whep positions are dependent upon the
decision Of those who are at the top OF
the ladder, whether in business profess
sional or political life.
The President comes under a leading
that may cause him embarrassment or
may invoke CRITICS. owing to some un-
expected appointment. In this regard
there is a most sinister direction.
Weddings and all social entertainments
are well aspected today. Marriages will
increase surprisingly in number during
the next few months, the seers declare.
and there will be much entertaining
among the wealthy.
In reading the stars astrologers detect
evidence of an emphasis on class con-
sciousness in the United States, which
may lead to trouble. DissppToval Of de-
fense or war preparations may cause
riots or trouble, especially in New York
and Chicago.
astrologers may be serious, owing to un-
foreseen incidents. June may be a par
ucularly bad month.
The death of famous American author
is prognosticated and will mark the end
of distinct period in national litera-
ture.
Financial complications OF an unex-
pected nature are to be watched for in
the next few weeks. Again the wisdom
Of thrift and frugality is emphasized.
Women who are without serious aims
in life come under a most threatening
rule tending to make them suffer in ways
calculated to bring about reforms. The
seers foresee, for the new era that is
dawning the determination of ell the
drones in life.
Persons whose blrthdate II is are like
ly to have a successful year. In business
affairs, but they are likely to suffer in
the domestic circle.
Children born on this day probably will
prosper through life. These subjects of
Aires are on the cusp and partake OF
Taurus characteristics.
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spuDs INSTEAD OF posrEs.

Asbury Park. April l6-Aristocr1tia
Deal Beach. one Of the weaithiest bor-
roughs on the Jersey shore. plans 20
give the nation a real demonstrztiou
OF preparedness. Not only IL q home
guard to be organized. but every piece
Of unoecupied land. publlc as wen a.
private. \ 10 be planted at once. Ths
corps win be turned over TO the gov
ernment next fall free OF charge for
use OF Federal troops
It IL expected that 1000 bushels Of po-
tatoes. carrots. beans. etc. viii be raised.
a bumper crop being expected. as wealthy
residents have promised the services Of
gardeners in caring Tor the plots.
The Washington herald., 1917-04-17
Missing Dayton Boy
Is Sought in CAPITAL

A letter from the mother to the WASH
ington police yesterday asks their aid in
locating her b-year-old son, Melville
Johnson, who has been missing from his
home in Dayton, Ohio, for almost a year.
The boy left home May II, 1916. He had
often expressed a desire to visit the
National Capital and his mother thinks
he may have come here and found work.
A circular accompanying the letter de-
scribed the boy as being five feet eight
inches tall, weighing about 1S5 pounds,
having fair complexion, light brown
hair and dark blue eyes. He may be
identified by a small scar on his lower
lip and a tiny red mark under one eys.
The Washington herald., 1917-04-17
MEATLEss DAYS A BLESSING.

London. April 1s.-Lord Davenport's rul-
ing ordering one meatless day a week
went into effect today London will so
without its customary meat on Tuesdays:
the other parts of the United Kingdom
will be meatless Wednesdays. No po-
tatoes shall be allowed except on meat
less days.
However. John Bull is drawing in his
belt with a smiling countenance. Medi-
cal papers argue that Britons will be
healthier for eating and drinking less
and that the submarine menace" may
be a blessing in disguise
The Washington herald., 1917-04-17
THE GROWING GIRL

A girl when in her teens is passing
through a critical period Of her life.
The transition from childhood to ma
turity is not always easy; consequent
ly, in many cases health breaks down
entirely and the girl goes into q de-
cline and dies young. II she escapes
this fate, she may fall into a state of
permanent ill-health. 1t Is of the ut
most Importance, in order to insure
normal and healthy development, that
proper precautions be taken, and moth
ing has proved more helpful than the
faithful use of Lydia E. Pinkham's
Vegetable Compound, the great wom-
ans medicine and tonic.-Adv.
The Washington herald., 1917-04-17
NEUTRAL FOOD LEAKAGE
PUT BEFORE CONGRESS

The first step towards "air-tight''
starvation, measures against Germany
was taken by the Senate yesterday when
II adopted without objection, Senatvr
Kings resolution calling on the Secre-
tary Of Commerce for a report showing
the contrast between American exports
to neutral European countries border
ing the central powers before and since
the war
II the Commerce Departments figures
indicate material Incorporation" from
the European neutrals, It Is the intention
of Senator King to offer an additional
measure to further restrict the ship
ments to those countries
The Washington herald., 1917-04-17
COLLEGE GIRLS WILL FARM.

Poughkeepsie, n. Y, April 1S-Fifty
Ssssar College students will be farmer
girls during the coming summer. They
have applied to the faculty for permis-
sion to remain at college during vaca-
ton time to assist in running the large
farm which supplies all vegetable and
dairy products for the institution. The
young women will work In the fields
and the dairy barns. They want the
practical work of agriculture to broaden
their economic educations. The faculty
has granted their requests.
The Washington herald., 1917-04-17
Flag HoLD.Up IS CHARGED

Charges that merchants are CONNER
cializfng the wave of patriotism by adj
vancing prices on American flags from
100 to 800 per cent were made yesterday
In a resolution introduced in the Senate
by Senator Pomerene, asking that an in
vestigation be made by the Federal
Trade Commission
The Washington herald., 1917-04-17

Mrs. Louise Hertle, who was the guest
of the Secretary Of State and Mrs
Lansing for the weekend. returned tc
her home at Gunston Hall yesterday.