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Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1917-04-18
Doctor Says Nuxdted iron Will
Increase Strength Of Delicate
People 5000 in Ten Days

On many tnstsness--Psrs6ns have sdasret ~.
ted aeeny Tor years doctorino Tor nervous
weakness. stoWash. liver Or kldHsy dissase Or
seme othsr asinert Nhsa their real trouhle was
iaek Of treh y TIE tieot-Hew e tell.
New York n. N.--Sfu recent Discourse DR.
4, Sauer.a y well known Specialist who has
studied widely both In this county aud Europe
said. n you were 20 make an actual blood
test On all people VIM are 10 you would prob
ably be greatly astonislled NJ the exceedingly
large number nila lack iron aad wh9 are IA for
no other reason than the lack o. iron TIE
moment iron Is Supplied al their multitude
81 danrersus symptoms disappear Without
iron the blood at once loses the power 10
change food into living tissue and therefore
nothiHE you eat does YOU any rood YOU dat
ret the strength out Of IL Your feod htrRty
passes through your system ike corn through
q mill with the rollers 80 wide apart that
the min cant grind. As \ result Of this
become generally. weakened. nervous and All
run doWn and frequently develop all sorts
q conditions. One Is too thin !: another Is
bufdened with unhealthy Fat: some are 50
weak they can hardly walk: some think they
have dyspepsia. kidney or liver trouble. some
can't sleep AZ night, others are sleepy and
tired all day: some fussy and Irritable: some
power and endurance IN such csses 10 Is
SorSe man fOolishRess % take stimulating
medicine1 or narcotic drugs. which only whlD
m vnnr fafring vital powers for the moment
,es VIE II fbe expense Of your life later ON.
NJ matter what any one tells YOU n yol are
moi STRONG and well you owe II 10 yourself TO
fnake ne following test See how lsue yOu
car work or how far you can walk without
becoming tired. NEXT take two fve-grain
tablets OF ordinary nuxated iron three times
per day AFTER meals for two weeks. Then
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1917-04-18
Il''DtlDBERs
f|BE8 iBkAGFEEI.
No More Sore, Puffed-Ip,
Z Tendef, Aching Feet-No
> Corns or call0uSes

.'Tiz' makes sore, burning, tired
feet fairly. dance with delight. Away
go the aches and pslns. the corns.
callGuses, blisters, buIiions and chill
-blaihs. ~
"Tiz" draws out the acids and poi
sons that puff up your feet. No NATTER
how hard you work, how long yaH
dance. how far you walk. or how long
s1n remain on your feet. .Tiz" brings
festful foot comfort "Tiz is ma8fcal,
grand, wonderful for t3fed. aching.
swollen. smarting feet All Row.
comfortable, how happy you feel Tbur
feet just tingle. for Joy: shoes never
hurt or seem tight, ~
Get 25-cent box of ''Tiz". now from
amy druggist or department store. End
foot torture forever wear smaller
shoes. keep your feet fresh, sweet and
happy, Just think whole years foot
comfort for only IS cents.-Ady.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1917-04-18
part IN
WAR PLAN FELT AT
NATIONAL CAPITAL
Militia Problems Arise, With
Hint That Services May Be
Called For; May Requisition
German Refugee Ships
By c. 8. ALsERT

IspecIsI star. BuIletin GsrTespondsueel
fWASHINGTON,D ID. c., April 5.--Thd
se;tling down TO a state OF actual war
between the United states and Geri
many has resulted in changed condit
tons here. Plans for rigid censorship
are under way and the publication OF
much information already has ceased
Suspected persons are under espion{
age. People watch each other. Preparf
atoms for hostilities go forward day
and night. This means that billions
CT dollars must be raised and e1it
pended.
Aside from army and navy activities
the matter of taxation is the chief
topic OF discussion II is certain that
revenues must be brought In from
every conceivable source. in additions
great bond sales are Inevitable
Sugar Is not the only article that soon
will be carrying heavier rates Of duty
Coffee and tea may not be long exf
empt. Incomes will be materially
boosted and exemptions reduced.
No orders have been issued for now
Ing essmilitia or Hawaii but these
may come along at any time. This.
is a great patriotic movementsan Hak
wall naturally must be afforded an.
opportunity to do her bit. The guess
ticn OF distance and transportation will
not prove such a serious factor as was
the case dlifing the trouble along the
Mexican border.
The services OF the Hawaiian guards
men viii not be so essential In the iss
lands because of Japanese appres
hensiDn. In this case the United States.
end dabah are allies. No necessity
viii exist for maintaining scrutiny:
over all things pertaining to the Jap.
.anese empire. This is the time when,
that people will be taken into partner
ship and trusted.
The question of seizing and utilizing
the German ships, interned and
refugee. in Honolulu has not been de-
terJnined.A This will be taken up im-'
,fned:ately after the war is in full
swing. The present idea is that they
will be taken over as requisitioned yess
sells and used for all governmental
purposes The matter OF compensate
ing their owners will be one of the
problems for settlement when the COM
troversy is ended. M
The patriotic spirit manifested by,
citizens Of Hawaii has been apprecis
,ated here. The offer OF the wireless.
plants and radio stations was accepted
By the officials as manifesting the:
proper Spirit
The sending of congratulations to
Senator Lodge for his resentments OF
insults from pacifist, by CiTcuitl
-
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1917-04-18

test your strength again and see for yourself
how much you have gained : ! have seen
dozens Of nervous run down people who were
alling al the time double. and even triple
their strength and endurance and en-
tlrely Get rid Of their symptoms Of dss-
pepsla. liver and other troubles In from ten
To fourteen days time simply by taking iron
IN The proper form. and this. after they had
In some cases been doctoring for mOnths
without obtaining any benefit. You can tan
as you please about all the wonders wrought
by new remedies. but when you come DOWN
o. hard facts there is nothing Ike good old
iron 90 put color in your cheeks and COCO
also q great nerve and stomach strengthening
and the best blood builder in the world The
only 4nou0le was That the old forms OF in
organize fron like tiIciure of iron. iron ace
tste, etc, eften ruined peoples teeth, upset
their stomachs and were not asSimilated and
Cor these reasons they frequently did more
harm than good. But with the discovery Of
been overcome. Nuxated Iron for example, Is
pleasant 10 take. does not inmre the teeth and
is almost Immediately beneficial.
N0TE-The manufactures o. Nuxated Iron
hare such unbounded confidence In its potency
that they authorize the announcement that
they viii forfeit $lee.De to any Charitable In
stifution IL they cannot take any man or
woman under sixty who lacks iron and in
crease their strength 200 per cent or oFer In
four weeks time. provided they have no
fund your money In any case in which
Nuxated Iron does not at least double your
strength IN ten DAYS tlme n Is dispenSed
in this city by Hallster Drug Co., Benson,
Suith 4 Co. Chambers Drug Co. aud all other
druggists.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1917-04-18

the Mid.Pacific magazine that win de-
pict In all the brijliancy of tropical
color the marvellous scenic attractions
Of our islands. Believe me, this Il go
ing to be a great holiday and hope
when our pioneering party is through
with II that we shall have prepared
the way to send everyone to follow on
our trail and do all the islands. We
aFey going to do Hawaii next then
Kauai and of course our home island
Oahu -
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1917-04-18
TEMPLAR
HAVE GAY TIMES
IN SACRAMENTO
Grand Commandery of CaIifor-
MIA Spends Week in Capt.
tai of Bear State
fIY Hsroctated Prsss1

SACRAMENTO, Cal, April 1S.--All
portions OF California were represent
ed here today IN the flfty-ninth, an
nual conelaye OF the Grand Command
cry Knights .TeTnplar, which began .
! glx-daH session Monday g More tha1
ZOO gnesfs VIII be entertained by Sac.
fanntfito Sir knights this week, &C
seoftine 20 Jos II. Stephens, general
chairman OF the conclave, who ex-
pectg not less than $500 Sir knights
In the line Of march for the parade
Thnrs1t9
Mondays program included the first
session OF the Grand Council Of the
state, which convened in its fifty-seY.
enth annual assembly. The Degree Of
Royal and Select Master was exemp-
lifted by Sacramento Council No l..
The .1rand Chapter OF the state con.
vened Tuesday with Grand High
Priest Cashier Jackson Wood presid-
ing. This was the sixty-third annual
convention OF the Grand Chapter. In
the afternoon the Degree OF Royal
Arch Was conferred by Sacramento
Chapter No. g. Excellent High Priest
II. r.. Hiaftspresided, Today SAN con-
duueu AehSiUilh OIL IhH fNtkdtu fAnHptcfy
and a banquet will be rendered in the
evening 10 the Grand Chapter repre-,
sentatives and members OF the execR
tive committees. The Arrival OF Grand
conmanderies also is a feature OF
Wednesday, Drosraml
Thursday viii be marked by the
grand parade. battalion. drill and a
concert in the state capitol. grounds
by six commandery bands. massed IN
der the 1iretti6ii of George Bennett.
ID. fhA eteni1s eonlbetikivei drills viii
be judged by United States army Off,
GERS Keen rivalry exists among the
drill conf anies.
An automobile trip 10 the state uni.
versity farm at Davis, with entertain.
ment and refreshments provided by
YoiQ county Sir knights, viii he a
Friday feature. In the evening the
grand bah will take place at the state
arnorg. saturday will be marked by
the ,sETival OF the Shriners Of Islam
Temple. San Francisco, for ceremo-
ny dc the arinory.
Features of the days program will
be parade from the depot and
reception and concert at the Del Paso
County Club to Shriners. -
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1917-04-18

have the assnranceG-.nf cooperation
from the promotion committee.
Z On this vacation trip We sexpeet to
traRpEor ride through thescrater. 60
over the Ditch trail andsexplnre likely
spots zons West Maui athat are seldom
visited. haveabeen asked for anum.-
ben aOf Hawaiian articles from the
mainland magazines and / think now
that we can turn them out. We all
have cameras along and am getting
out complete tilree-color edition OF
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1917-04-18

.ipads of people to Maui. A number of
times the Trail and Mountain Club has
chartered 1nter-Island steamers for
cheap excursions to the other islands,
and now that we have a very low
cruise rate to Maui; Hawaii and Kauai
We are going to have rest houses on
an Of the islands and beginAa perma!
nent campaign Of sending people to
zach of the different islands and get
ting them to visit us. We have been
working up to this for months and
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1917-04-18
N0RGAARD Is PROBING
KAUAI CATTLE DISEASE
fsneni.I star .RnIletin Cnrresnondeneal D

fSracial Star Bulletin Cnrresnondenre1
IHUE. Kauai, April 17.-Dr. Vic
tor A.. Norgaarsl arrived at Ahnkini
this morning and went at b ~ IN
F.hatl to investigate the co,..i.a
Ct i'isslcck at that place.
1t is reported that over 20 cattle Sad
atpat dozen horses have succumbed
Is the disease which is commonly re.
ported to be anthrax. The disst. 50
takes several different forms but &c
In which the animals fall suddenly as
IN RPoplexy seems to be the mv<t
common i9es ss.S
: Tic dead ANIMALS have beenabnIi eh
iIi efnde OH to prevent the sifead cs
the lisease and eeefx possible precau-
ton is being taken: AN effective
quarantine on sll animals 10 or from
the district has been established
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1917-04-18

Ropneder-tiy9 dear. 1t was. OF
course business that detained me till
midnight. |, 4
ans n oxsnedeI Yes.
I Mr. Roxnedar You know would
net deceive y0A
Mrs RownederNo, Charlie, you
wouldn't deceive me. no matter what
yeQ-said New York Times
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1917-04-18

Il think. Harry said AIRS. Barton.
~l'iI ask those new people feft door
to take dinner with - toniehtr a -
what for" askedNthe husband.
Wet. the bntsher LETT their meat
here by mistake, and I thinkit seems
only FAIR New York; Times -
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1917-04-18

Chancellor OF the Excheqner Law.
IN the Commons. appealed 70 ali Irish
members to Join IN the negotiations
designed to effect q settlement Of the
Irish question. sss.s's1- ss-s
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1917-05-13
RED CROSS STILL NEEDS
1853 MEMBERS IN TULSA
day After Rest, Determined
TO RCaCh Coal

The Rcd Cross now has 3,237 mem
hors I'm Tulsa. This falls 1853 mem
bers short of the goal, 900. Con
scquontly with one days breathing
spell, Sunday, the Red Cross cam
paigncrs will be on the job again
ready to 20 after the difference.
There are $3.50 annual members.
35l subscribing S2), 1917 contribut-
Ing $50. 80 sustaining S10), sc life
C$25), and four patron 5000 mem
bers. These memberships do not to-
tai the amount OF cash deposited, be-
cause n large amount has been con-
tributed by persons not desiring mem
berships. About $500 has been Sc
cured.
Yesterdays receipts were s332. OF
this amount Il. w. CoVcrdale con-
tribUted $29, 81 membership for
himself and 81 membership for each
of the clerks in his department store.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1917-05-13
6 DESTITUTE CHILDREN ARE
GIVEN LlFE'S NECESSITIES


SIX little childrcn who were on
the verge Of starvation, who were un-
washed aud uuhoddcd, are happy
and fun led and comfortable tonight
according to Mrs. W. @. lieon, who
is PLAYING the good samaritan To
them. Thcy are the children who
hailed Mira licuu as she passed In
her motor car and demanded food Il
day or two ago.
''rho article in The Wsrld certainly
did the work" said Mrs liEon yes
tcrday. My phone has been busy All
daN and the responses to the request
for clothing and household fuIhish-
npS have been most generous. ais"
hnNo $gS So which will pay tho
mothers back hospital bill am
trusting that the Lord viii provide Z"
way to keep her there two weeks
longer she uccds u Tor her rccoN
crv Food has also been donated.
Mrs lirou said that she was sun
An need of cash donations to helr inc
mother and father Tier telephone
number is rural line bS-I.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1917-05-13
CLUBW0MEN A UNIT
FOR WAR ECONOMY
Oklahoma Federation Decides
Upon Saving Measures;
Next Meet in Pawhuska.

InwhuHka ia 10 be the noKt annual
meeting place Of Tho Third district
Federation Of WOmcn'B clubs II Wng
Hp decided at the final scaBlon held
ON Frdny.
Tho feature Of That day was an
address. entitled "Bhlp Thnt Pnsa In
ihr NIrht' by T.. IT, H,uit. supcrln-
t'udout tolliuHvillc schools.
wear cloth SHOES
Tho report of tho committee on
resolutions wnH especially able and
significant NJ this time. one rcrO-
utlpu waH 10 the effect that all the
federated clIb members pledge thcm-
selves 10 wear shoes which. with the
exception Of the HOlcH. nrc 10 be made
entirely pf cloth. another. 10 conserve
everything possible IN the way Of
urod metals. such as nails, tin cans.
Iron implements, etc. ono very Hig
uiflCnut resolution WAS that the club
members ncgUtlhto with the lending
national domgucrs ana ask for dc
signs ~ great simplicity ana economy
which shall ttill retain csthctic quail
ties
resolution To- petition the state
Legislature to lcgitimntlzc children
born out Of wcdlock. compelling the
fnther 10 support and educate the
child. cndow n with his name and
make n Joint heir To his possessions.
wnH also voted on.
Tnvors Prohibition.
The federation voted to support the
nntionnl prohibition movement
Loud by the members from COL
llnsvillc, number Of the federated
club members presented Mrs. w. ~.
Rll. the retiring president, with II
beautiful silver loving cup aud writ
ten testimonial that one 80 able. 30
loynblc ana 80 Just. must continue on
iu the club work until she renchod
her proper sphere ho national lend
crrh.p
MrH gll bccnmc suddenly very III
on Friday morning ana had to be
brought home 10 Tulsa ana did not
return again to the convention.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1917-05-13
DAY NURSERY SHELTERS
30 CHILDREN THIS WEEK
Shady Backyard and Playground APP
paratus Sound the Call of
SDring

Two fathers of motherless children
have avalled themselves of the serv-
ices of the Day Nursery this week,
each leaving u child to be taken care
OF during the daytime while the father
went to his employment.
Eighty children were taken care of
during the week and the services Of
a physician secured on three\different
occasions.
The shady backyard and the play
ground apparatus have become inor-
dinately popular with the coming of
the warm days, and the care of the
children Is reduced TO minimum.
Two nurses are in charge.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1917-05-13
Time for u. S. to Act
Declares VrOOman

WARUHNGTON. May -Today's
sharp rise IN July and September
grain prices on the Chicago exchange
drew from the agricultural depart
mcnt tonight q statement denOunclng
"foOd EHmblcrs' and Economic para
sites" Carl VrOoman. the assistant
socrotnry declared the time had come
for tho government 10 take decisive
action TO check the upward trend
THE people VIII brook no delay"
said Mr. Nrooman I'm stamping out
the activitica Of those economic para
fltcg these disloynl food gamblers
who ARE fnttcning ana battenlng IN
every city In this land on the food
ncceHgitlcs Of the poor
just Two Sides.
"rhc issue HR TO food control is
clear II IL issue between food con
trol by the government on the ono
hnnd ana food control by the spccu-
latora
Some one snid few years ago
that Russia was n 'despotsm tenn
pcrcd by nssassinntion:' 80 one might
say today that we are suffering from
food control tempered 10y Indictment
The energetic activities Of the de
Inrtmcnt Of Justice have somewhat
checked the operations OF food gamb-
lcrH and monOpolies. but have failed
10 control them.
Give Power to Wilson.
THE only government control pos
sihlc rs control based upon such laws
~ thosc now before congress author
i2iug the agricultural department and
the president to establish minimum
prices and otherwise to nct vigorous
lv In the Interest Of both the producer
,nd consumer. Every European has
found II necessary during the present
war To confer upon It's government
food control powers greater than
those proposed by the administration
for our government in the present
emergency"
The present high level ~ wheat
prices, many government officials be
llcvo would he maintained even II the
Chicago exchange discontinued all fu-
turc trading because Of the great for
cieu demand, unless the government
iiNcs prices.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1917-05-13
TRADES GRIP FOR PULPIT
New Assistant at Boston Ave. VI. T..
las just Quit Road

Tho Boston avenue NJ. T.. Church.
south, has added To us force Charles
J. Allen. recently of Hutchinson. kan
MIR Allen whose titlc Is "pastor's AS
Slsinnt," has recently resigned "A tray
cling mans position with Swift q 90.
He had been with the packing COM
pauy FOR Il number of years during
which timc he gave his spare hours
to gospel team work and other re-
lgious features. Therefore. the
change, Mr.. Allen says. is no, such an
abrupt one as the surface facts might
Indicate
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1917-05-13
MOTHERS DAY TO BE
OBSERVED BY CHURCH
Special Programs Planned
Many New Members to BE
Sought by Each.

Mothers day win be especially OBJ
pcrvcd by all the churches today.
Strenuous efforts have been put lorth
not only to harvest the result of the
recent Mcconnell revival. but also TO
secure the names OF people In the city
who were church mcmhcrs elsewhere.
Aa a result Of these apccin efforts
pomo Of the churches viii receive over
ono hundred mcmhcrs cnch
There viii hc special services and
spccml music I'm all the churches.
tion have been mailed thruout the city.
Many hundreds Of letters Of invita-
reminding the people that II IL Moth
cr's day and NJ such should hc honorcd
hy their presence In the churches.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1917-05-13
HOW THE ATKINS
SUIT ORIGINATED
Minnie Little Knew the
Trouble That $l1.5O Could
Bring, Attorneys Say.
SHE ENROLLED A TOMMY

rpeelsDro rhe world

rporlsl 60 Tho world
MrHFpGEE. May - IIluo nc
nou holds thr combined pplhoa nud
nds' rtute that hpH marked tho cn-
foor Of Minnie AtkinH. principal
lu the mmpun Tommy htunH cnar
now ON rtlnl In federal court horo II
H. about hcr ufo that Chnrlra pnrc iH
making u rtupoudoun nrm 10 rciuin
oii lond worth approximately $4,000.
600
Born n member ~ the Wild auchoo
hnnd ~ Crsok ludi1nn Minnie wna
rcni na n young piu ~ tho Tuphar.
roc mission school Whom uhc hud
completed the course Of rudlcH of.
forrd thcrc nho whH 1out win other
students 10 Carlisle university In
Pennsylvania.
Minnie Went "a I"nNcnwOrih.
Minnie did not progroHn rapidly In
the higher college ana wnn diHuiHn"d
by hcr teachers ono Of the luHtruc
tors had u brother who wna u banker
al Iouvunworth. Kan. hud there hc
found place for Minnie nH Horvnut
Tho nrmy for la only short diF-
tnucr from IcuNouWorth uud Minnie
bccrmo well acquainted win tho Hol
diotp IN July 1856, Hho gnVo hirth
tu n son hy hcr common law nus
hnnd but n lived only about u month
From lcnyonworth the Indian w"-
mnn went 10 Fort Logan. colo, whoro
nhr gnvo birth 10 "a daughter in lkhh,
who died NJ about the nEc of one yonr
In 1899 son wna born to hor ana an
oihor In the following year Their
nnmca are Charley aud Harvey ilnr
rinnn liuth are living In hNuhomn
NJ the proncnt time aud holding nllnt-
inonta
InroIlcd Tnlsc Tommy
In lSpb Minnie learned Tint th"rc
was 10 ho per capita pnymonW Tor nll
Croolt Indians She then decided 20
como "a oklahoma nudfplnco her own
nnuo and thouo ~ her rhldrun on tho
trook roll.
Thla according to government at
turnoya. in whore the trouble over
tho Tommy AtldnH land originated.
1hoy nnv that when Minnie reached
Munkorco she placed the unmo ut u
child she never had uu the rulln Ia ur.
dor to pocuto the extra payment,
niAbO. She listed the child'H uumo ua
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1917-05-13
TULSA SHOW AND SALE IS
DRAWING NATIONAL EYE

The Horse Show Chronicle, one of
the leading publications of the United
States devoted to horses and horse
shows, this month devotes more than
column to the forthcoming Tulsa
horse show and shorthorn sale to be
held in this city. The issue also car
ries n half page advertisement an
nouncing the sale of May 16 and the
horse show of May II, IS and 10.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1917-05-13
COMMERCE COMMISSION
MEET TO BE HELD HERE

Secretary Douglas of the Chamber
of Commerce was advised yesterday
by George B. McGinty of the inter
state commerce commission of Wash
ington that the offer of the use of
the Chamber of Commerce rooms for
a session of the commission on May
2l had been accepted.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1917-05-13
NAVY REQUIREMENTS ARE
BECOMING MORE tXACTlNG

chief Ouartcrmastcr Whalon ot the
local navy recruiting station an
uouuccd Yesterday that the require
mcnts ror entrance into the navy were
uccduiur moro rtsid daily and tha'
"A smaller pcrC,utagc ot the men 0p-
plNirg fcv enlistment were being ar-
,cptcd The majority OF the opplt-
cante are Nciug rejected ON account ot
detective sight. flat feet and heart
-ANllNM.