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The evening world., 1917-02-22
WILSON MAKES new PLEDGE
OF ALLEGIANCE TO THE FLAG
President Stands at Salute During
Ceremony at WaShington's
Birthday Celebration.

WASHINGTON, Feb. 22.-Prcsident
Wilson participated in George Wash
ngtou's birthday exercises at which
frequent reference was made TO the
present international situation.
"It is much less Of an adventure
to write history than TO try to enact
it," said tho President. in presenting
n gold medal to a school boy for
writing an essay on history.
The President pledged allegiance
anew to the American flag. and with
the remainder OF an audience, in
cludtng members OF the Cabinet,
Diplomats and Congressman, he
stood at salute while the pledging Of
allegiance was repeated.
Reference to tho traditional friend
ship between tho United States and
France was mado by Newell b. Wood
worth OF Syracuse, y. Y, Past Presi-
dent Of the Sons OF the American
Revolution. while Jules Jusserand.
tho French Ambassador, stood and
acknowledged applause.
Senator Pomerene denounced Ger
many's submarine campaign and as
sailed pacifsts who are urging a ref -
erendum on the question Of war.
81 hope that they will make an
arrangement under which the enemy
will do no shooting until the vote is
taken" said the Senator.
The evening world., 1917-02-22
An Inside Bath
Makes You Look
and Feel Fresh
Says . glass OF hot water with
phosphate before breakfast
kseps illness away.
Thls eseelient, eommon.sense
health measure being
adopted by millions.

Physicians the world over recon-
mend the inside bath, claiming this is
of vastly more importance than out
side cleanliness, because the skin pores
do not absorb impurities into the
blood, causing i'll health, while the
pores in the ten yards of bowels do.
Men and women are urged tu drink
rach morning, before breakfast, "A
glass of hot water with teaSpoonful
Of limestone phosphate in It, as n
harmless means of helping to wash
from the stomach, liver, kidneys and
bowels the previous days indigestible
material, poiSOnS, sour bile and
toxins; thus cleansing, Swcctening and
purifying the entire alimcntary canal
before putting more food into the
stomach,
Just as soap and hot water cleanse
and freshen the skin, 80 hot water and
limestone phosphate act on the elm.
native organs.
Those who wake up with bad
breath, coated tongue, nasty taste OF
have a dull, aching head, sallow com.
pleNion, acid stomach; others who are
subject 10 bilious attacks or cOnstipa,
ton, should obtain quarter pound
Of limestone phosphate at the drug
store. This will cost very little hut {,
sufficient TO demonstrate the value OF
inside bathing. Those who continue
IL each morning are assured of pro,
nounced results, both in regard e
health and appearance Advt.
The evening world., 1917-02-22
CAR PLUNGES INTO
CROWD WAITING TO
SEE PARADE START
Continued from First Page)

was almost miraculous. They had
been on the ground carly and were
IN the front row, but boys crowded
them back Just before the car jumped
the track. Elizabeth and Ruth were
crushed under the car just as Il
stopped Tho girls were sent 10 their
homes after an ambulance surgeon
had treated them for bruises.
Ambulances from Williamsburg
ST. GATHERINGS, Eastern District and
Grccnpoint Hospitals were called by
the police. The first ambulance on
the scene arrived Just as the Forty
seventh Regiment, with the band
playing a lively march, swung into
the Plaza from Broadway
Tho arrival OF the regiment, trailed
by hundreds OF marchers carrying tho
flags of patriotic societies. brought
about confusion that the police were
unable 20 handle for a. time and soon
the plaza was scene OF seethlng hui
manity. It was not until nearly 4
o'clock that order was restored and
the ceremonies were started
The evening world., 1917-02-22
GERMAN OFFICIALS
DENY DETENTION
OF j. S. CONSULS
Every Facility Given Them
to Leave, Says Berlin
Statement.

BERLIN. Feb. 22.-"Reports about
American Consuls and Consular officers
detained by force In Germany are ma
licious inventions, Just as were so
many other reports we have had dur
Ing the last few weeks" said prom
inent German official to-day TO a staff
member OF the Overseas News Agency
(the ofticial German press bureau).
THE case is rather complicated"
he continued. "The facts, nevertho-
less. are very clear. The German
authorities granted the American
consular staff every facility for de-
parture. For instance. seven gentle
men who happened to be in Berlin at
tho time OF the departure OF Ambas-
sador Gerard left with him in his
special train TO Switzerland. The
others. after Ambassador Gerard had
been consulted with. were requested
in a circular telegram 10 indicate by
what route they wished to travel.
Tho message suggested TO them
that they take the route by way OF
Munich and Lindau, In order TO facll-
itate their crossing the border from
Lindau, which point is OF course
guarded by the military authorities.
almost all the American Consuls
took advantage OF this offer and the
majority OF them have already ar
rived in Munich and will leave by
way of Lindau. Some OF them Will
stay. not because they were forced TO
do 80 but because the American Gov
ernment has transferred them "a
countries allied with Germany
The evening world., 1917-02-22
TWO NEWSPAPER men
BLAMED FOR LEAK"
Administration Officials EXonerlt,l
by House Rules Committee from
Charges Mrde by LAWSON.

WASHINGTON. Feb. 22.-Admin-
istratlon officials arc oXoncratcd COM
plctcly from responsibility for the
leak" on tho Presidents peace note
OF Dec. 20 TWO newspaper reporters
who gave Information Of tho note to
stock brokers are blamed In the re-
port Of the House Rules Committee,
which will be finished tomorrow or
Saturday.
The newspaper men blamed are w.
W. Price. who covered" the White
House Tor the Washington Evening
Star, and ]. Fred Essary Of the Balti-
moro sun.
The Rules Committee conducted an
inquiry based on charges made by
Thomas W. Lawson.
The findings were approved 10y the
full Rules Committee which Is con-
sidering a tentative report drafted by
a sub committee.
The evening world., 1917-02-22
LITTLE BOY
VERY WEAK
Mother Tells How Vinol
Made Him Strong.

"My little boy was in a very weak,
delicate condition as result of gas
tritis and the measles and there
seemed no hope of saving his life.
The doctor prescribed cod liver oil,
but he could not take il. decided 10
try Ninol--and with splendid results.
II seemed TO agree with him so that
now he is strong, healthy boy
Mrs. Thomas Fitzgerald, 1000 Park
Ave, New York City.
Ninol contains beef and cod liver
pcptoncs, iron and manganese pep
tonatcs and glyccrophosphates, which
make it constitutional remedy
which creates an appetite, aids diges-
tlpn and makes pure, healthy blood.
Children love to take il.
We will return your money "
Ninol fails TO benefit you. At Lig-
gctts-Rikcr-Ilegcman Drug Stores
and at all drug stores that display the
NInol Agency Sign. Also at the lead,
ing drug store in all New York
towns. AdyL
The evening world., 1917-02-22

the curtain falls one OF the most
dramatic and interesting stories In
the worlds history will be written
the story Of great nation struggling
20 restrict the extension OF the great
war. and another nation trying at
once TO please a powerful friend aud
at the same time support an ally.
OF what messages have passed be-
tween the United States and Austria
Hungary during the last eighteen
days the State Department says
nothing. II will not even admit the
authenticity OF the aide memoir made
public In Vienna, asking Austria TO
clear UP her position on Gcrmlnys
u boat decree and her own pledges
10 this Government on Y boat war
fare.
The Austrian Government IL por-
trsyed as struggling hard 70 prevent
the threatened break. That she must
and will support the German decree is
the official view here. Should she do
this, II is taken for granted President
Wilson will Immediately order pass
ports TO Austrian representatives here
? and recall Ambassador Penfleld from
his post in Vienna.
The evening world., 1917-02-22
FEAR CRUGER CASE
WILL STAY ONE OF
C|TY'S MYSTERIES
Police Resent Fathers Criti-
cism of Their Efforts to
Find Missing Girl.

OF the 500 alleged clues to the dis
appearance OF Ruth Cruger, now miss
ing for nine days. the police regard as
most promising the discovery that two
men who were hanging around Alfred
Cocchrs bicycle shop the day Miss
Crogcr vanished have also disap-
peared from their homes near Edge
water N ].
These men were IN Cocchi's shop
when Miss Crugcr went there at noon
and left her skates to be sharpened.
saying sho would return in an hour
and a half. Whether they were there
when she returned the police have
been unable 10 learn. Investigation In
New Jersey, howev' +, reveals that
they disappeared last Thursday. the
same day Cocchi disappeared.
The police, at first confident that
Miss Crugcr would return within
twenty-four hours 20 her home at No.
$50 Claremont Avenue, and believing
she had eloped. now accept tho kid
mapping theory. Thousands more cir
culars carrying the missing girls pic
ture and description were mailed to-
day to outside points.
Henry ID. Crugcr. the girls father,
who was quoted as criticislng tho po-
lice for Indifferent work, is invited by
Fifth Deputy Commissioner Guy II.
Scull 10 come to see him.
II should like to have a talk with
Mr Cruger," he says. IF there is
anything he can suggest that is not
being done, We are at his service"
Tho belief is growing, however, that
the Crugcr disappearance Is going to
be one of New York's mysteries. like
tie disappearance OF Dorothy Arnold
on Dec. H. 1910.
The evening world., 1917-02-22

I see lots OF potatoes lying on Piers
IL and Is. I also see lots OF onionS,'
carloads OF onions, lying at the piers
And they have been lying there be-
yond the legal limit too. Why doesn't
the Int ntarstate Commerce Commission
enforce the law7 IL that commission
would enforce the law right now
about freight yards and pier service
a whole lot OF speculators In food
stuffs who carry their offices In their
hats would either get out OF the busi-
ness or build more storage houses 70
keep the stun that Is piled up In
freight yards and on piers"
Weights and Measures Commts-
sioner Hartigan declared to-day that
a few wealthy public spirited men
in this city could easily smash the
corner in the potato and onion mar
kets.
81 know where potatoes and onions
In large quantities can be purchased
Cheaply," said the Commissioner.
These could be acquired and sold
here at cost provided some one put
M the money. If this were done the
corner in these important food com
moditics would be knocked 10 smith
Greens I'm lcss than a week. am
certain that honest wholesale vege-
table dealers would cooperate with
city authorities in the proper dis
tribution OF dhe low priced food.
Unless private citizens finance such
"a plan there IS no hope OF immediate
relief"
commissioner UartiCan believes in
a National Food Control Commission
which would have the power in an
emergency to release cornerod food
and guarantee it's proper distribution
by the railroads.
The evening world., 1917-02-22
200 BRITISH DEAD IN ROUT
AFTER WINNING TRENCH
Berlin Reports Failure OF Attack
After Lines Were Pierced
al ArmentiereS.

BERLIN. Feb. 20 tby wireless to
Sayville).-A sharp attack by several
British companies on the German
lines in the vicinity OF Armentieres Ia
reported in to-day's Army Headquar-
ters statement. The British pene-
rated the German position, but were
Immediately driven out. leaving be-
hind, II is declared, 200 killed and SO
prisoners.
The text OF the statement reads:
Army Group OF Crown Prince
Rupprecht - South OF Armen-
there's. after strong artillery prep
aration. several British compar
MES entered our position. They
were Immediately elected by
powerful counter thrust. Whilc
clearing the trench zoo British
dead were counted. Thirty mine
men were taken prisoners.
"Reconnoitring advances by tho
enemy south OF La Bassce Canal
ard between tho Ancre and the
Somme failed"
The evening world., 1917-02-22
DEUTSCHLAND AND BREMEN
TRAPPED, SKIPPER SAYS
Saw Them Both in Port Near Kirk
wall, England, Declares Com
manier OF British Ship.

PHILADELPHIA, Feb. 22.--Both
the Deutschland and the Bremen, Ger
man merchant submarines, are cap
tiyes In port near Kirkwall, Eng
land, according to statements ma lie
horc to-day by Capt. Adam, com
mander of tho British steamship
Tweeddale, which Is IN port
Capt Adam said he saw both Z
boats tied up in che port. The
Deutschland, he said, was captured
on her trip homo from New London.
lie declared the Bremen was bagged
on a trip 10 South America.
The evening world., 1917-02-22
RUSSIAN ATTACKS FAIL
ON FRONT BELOW RIGA
RepulSc of British in Macedonia Is
Also Reported by Berlin
Quiet on Roumanian Front.

BERLIN, Feb. 90 10y wireless to
SayNllc).--Continuatlon OF raiding
operations along the Russian front Is
reported In o-duy's Army Headquar-
tcgs announcement. In Macedonia,
near Nardar the British were defeated
in a hand grenade engagement Bad
weather prevails on the Roumnnian
front. Tho statement reads:
"FRONT or PRINCE LEO
FOLD southwest OF riga aud on
the south bank OF Lake Narocz
enterprises Of Russian detach-
mcnts, up TO the strength OF one
company, were failures Near
l.abusy, on the Shara, and at sew
eral points between the Dniester
and the wooded Carpathians some
surprise attacks were successfully
carried out by our rLtding detach-
mtnts.
Fast Of the NardRr the British
tri,sl To settle themselves I'm front
Of our position, They were driven
away in II hand grenade engage
mCnt"
The evening world., 1917-02-22
Line President Confers
with Navy Heads.

WASHINGTON, Feb, 22-P, A. S
Franklin. President of the International
Mercantile Marine, owner Of the Amer
lean Line, conferred here to-day with
Secretary Daniels ana Assistant Sec
retary Roosevelt of the Navy None
would comment on the conference.
Il is understood, however, that Frank
Inns visit was on tho question Of IN"
Navy furnishing arms for merchant
ships The Government IL 81 under
stood has not yet decided the question.
Later Secretary Daniels announced
that the Administrations position re-
gurding the Hrmiug of American mer-
chantmen remains unchanged
The evening world., 1917-02-22
BANISHED HIS DESIRE
FOR TOBACCO e
A Kansas Man Tells of a Simple
Home Recipe That Broke Him
of Using Tobacco.

Mr.. John Miller, living at Waverly,
Kansas, after using tobacco 20 years,
banished his desire for tobacco with
simple recipe which he mixed et
home. In a recent statement Mr.. NIL
Ter said; 81 could not SIP tobacco
of my own accord, so used the follow
ing simple recipe almost two years
ago and have not touched tobacco
since. To OF. of water add 20 grains
of muriatc OF ammonia, a small box
of Narlex Compound and 10 grains of
pcpsin. Take teaspoonful three
times a day. As it has no color or
smell It can be given secretly in tea,
coffee. milk or in food. Any druggist
can fll this recipe at very little cost
and it certainly will Danish all desire
for tobacco" o."--Adyt.
The evening world., 1917-02-22
PetrOgrRd Reports RcpuIsr Of Teu-
tons In RoumRnt1.

pETROGItAD. Feb. 22.-licpulso OF
"A stroug enemy attack west OF Dorna-
yutrl. n Ruumanii, was announced IN
an oihrlal statement to-day
after artillery PREPARATION the
statement said tho enemy, In dense
formal ions. attacked west ~ Dornu-
yntrA They were arrested by our
fire 200 PAGES distant from our trenches.
on the approach of darkness the enemy
Withdrew to original positions
The evening world., 1917-02-22
$500, 900 Fire In Boston Ties Up
Traffic.

BOSTON. Feb % --- Washington
street elevated and tunnel trailo was
blocked for several hours early to-day
by a fire ia The Columbia Block on
Washington street, which was de-
stroycd with an estimated loss OF $500
were burned and 900 families made
homeless.
PROVIDENCE. K, l., Feb. 22,-The
wholesale dry goods establishment OF
Taylor. Symonds X co. was badly
damaged by fire to-day, The loss was
estimated at $500. 300, ot which $3.50
600 was on the stock and furnishings.
The evening world., 1917-02-22
GERMAN PRISONERS FARM.
76O.oOO Now Employed ia That Way
More at work la spring.

AMSTERDAM IVln LOnu0HI, TOD q,
-Germnny is employing 100000 war
prisoners as farm laborerS according
TO Berlin despatch TO the Rheinischc
estfaclischo Ieitung, which quotes
Gen. Groener. head OF the army feed
ing department. Gen. Grocner's state
ment was made before tho Rrichstag
committee which is cooperating In car
rying out the provisions Of the national
clyil service Law.
Hc stated that additional war pris-
oners would be put to work In the ogri-
cultural districts and that IN occupied
territories the garrisons would do sprins
sowing and harvest work.
The evening world., 1917-02-22
Police say There Was riot Ia DIow
In mtg Tube Plant.

NGSrpWN. ONO. Feb -H--pu-
lice announced To-day that they had
evidence that a p.ot was on foot to blow
up the big plant OF the Youngstown
Sheet aud Tube DompRny which em-
ploys 10000. Two Turks were arrested
on "A suspicion charge, They hai large
Quantities 81 dynamite.
The evening world., 1917-02-22
Artist SIHshrS wITe'S Fingers Com
mIttinE suicide.

Daniel sweeney, twcntN-si\ Years old,
,o artist. committed suicide tn-uay hl
cutting his throRt with q razor in N,
bathroom OF his home at No. lii Grove
street, WILLIAMSBURG. Ills wife Augusta
had her fingers slashcl IN struggle to
take the weapon from him. She save
her husband had been despondcni be-
cause OF failure tn sell any of his
pAlrttIHz
The evening world., 1917-02-22
1874 IN WALK TO C0NEY.
Members Of the WRikers' club "f
America started From cay TALL

The members of the walkers cub Of
America started on their annual Wash
ington's Birthday hike from tn" city Han
to Coney Island at . o'clock this after
noon. There were i3i entries The walk
ers were sent on their way 10y Peter
prunty,
Dick Remer. national amateur walk
ing champion, was tho scratch man.
The distance Is ten and a half miles.
The evening world., 1917-02-22
American ship Leaves Baltimore.

RALTIMOliE Won. 90 The Gar
land steamship Line trelghrer Rock
ingham, the Urst American steamer 20
leave this port for tho European war
zone since Germanys new submarine
policy became effective, Feb. /, sa led
yesterday for Liverpool loaded with a
general cargo.
The evening world., 1917-02-22
FOOD RIOTS At PIRAEUS;;
WORKERS LOOT STORES
Shops Closed After Disorders Break
Out at Distribution of Fund
for Unemployed.

LONDON, Feb. 22.--An Athens de-
spatch to Reuters says tn food riots
among workmen at Piraeus have led
20 the closing OF all shops and the
Custom House, The riotlng started
at a meeting for the distribution OF n
fund raised by public subscription for
the relief OF the unemployed. The
mob looted "A number OF grocery and
butter shops. and "A large number OF
arrests were made before order was
restored
The evening world., 1917-02-22
Get Thrrnt"ninR Let
ter From Anti-Wnr writers.

OSWEGO, y. y, Feb. 22--Mrmhors OF
the House Committee on Foreign Affairs
have been threatened with death within
twcnty-four hours II they supported n
declaration Of war against Germany IN
letters received from New York accord
ing to Rcprcsrr ,'Ivo Luther Mott, him
self a m1nbc. "a. that committee
Mott salu h' a1d received such a
threat. lie did not say who signed the
letters or giNe any particulars.
The evening world., 1917-02-22
AND ROSENBAUM
WIN INDOOR TENNIS TITLE.

Frederick Il Alexander and Dr. Will
lam Rosonhaum Of Now York won the
national indoor tennis doubles cham
pionship to-day by defeating A, H.
Man lr, New York, and clifton II. Icrd.
score. 6-4 6-4, IS, -. 6-i.
The evening world., 1917-02-22
HEAVY BRITISH LOSS
IN REPULSE OF ATTACK
Two Hundred Dead Counted After
Failure Of an Assault at Armen.
tiere,, Says Berlin Report.

BERLIN (ia Sayy,lc Nlroiess). .
Feb 22--Two hundred British were
counted dead following rcpulso OF
an attack south ~ Armenticrcs, the
official statement asserted to-day.
The evening world., 1917-02-22
DIED. .

DIED.
BROWN. - on Feb. 20, WILLIAM
BROWN, employee OF Eagsr a BAbcoek,
IA East 0Oth St, for the past 20 years,
brother o. Louis Brown and nephew OF
the late william or John Brown OF Hollis
or Queens, Long Island. aged az years.
Romans az the Funeral Chapel Of
Nlcholas 7. Brown, l27b ist ay., Man.
haitian. WIZ ,ela .es or persons ao-
auainted with their whereabouts, please
Telephone The Funeral Chapel, PlaAA
o7DI.
TOLLEs.-On Feb. 30, CATHERINE NJ.
TOLI.Es. aged 90 years,
Funeral services on Thursday, Feb, 20,
80 T. NJ, at her late residence, l0T
West l45th ST. Iutcrment at convenience
% family Please omit flowers.
The evening world., 1917-02-22
LeyIand Liner, Americans In Crew,
sails Armed,

BOSTON, Feb, 2".-ThC Leyland lme
frcightcr Etonian, with a heavy cargu
OF munitions and horses, sailed to-day
for Liverpool, The crew included sew
rral Americans The vessel carried
gun on her ultCrdcrk
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1917-04-09
ALLEGED GERMAN SPIES
ARE ARRESTED IN BEND

BEND. Ore. April 9.---Great ex.
citement was caused hero Friday by
the report that two German spies
had been taken into custody by secret
service men. II was stated that
when the prisoners were searched.
they had In their possession full plans
OF the two big lumber mills here. to-
gether with maps OF roads and
bridge approaches. Although local
authorities and mill officials wero
unable TO corroborate the report,
armed xuarda have been placed on
duty on the bridge spanning the Des.
chutes river. and connecting the
Brooks-Scanlon plant and tho Shev.
lin.Hixon company mills.
At tho Brooks-Scan nlon mill every
effort IL being made TO discover tho
identity OF the individual. beloved
to ,bs an alien. who II responsible for
the theft OF huge flag which nioated
over the general offices. Employees
are wrought up TO u high pitch OF
indignation by the disappearance OF
the flag.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1917-04-09
NOSE stscsts sses q tsSs ssS4:..m
ADply Cream b NasesilD q
ODea UD AZ Passooa1.


All! What rciief, Your ciogxrd
Iostrils open righ; ~. the air pas
saIes Of your head are clear aud you
can breathe freely. No more hawking.
snuElnE. mucous discharge. head.
nchc. dryness-no struggling for
breath at night--your cold or cataPrh
Ia lone.
Don't stay stuffed up! Got q small
bottle Of Eiy's Cream Balm from your
druggist now. Apply . little OF this
fragrant. antiseptic cream IN your
nostrils. let Il penetrate through
cvery air passage OF the head: sooths
and heal the swollen. inasmsd mu.
cous membrane. giving you Instant
relief. Ely's Cream Balm 10 Just
what every cold and caisrrh suRsssr
has been seeking. It's Just splsn.
did.-Adv.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1917-04-09
Moving Pictures


Manager Houston. of tho Star thea.
ter. announces that he viii show tho
Pathc Gold Rooster play Kick In"
tonight In doinG ~ he brings Ia
tho attention or every iheater-x goes
the name OF n play which was real
sensation In New York CITY. which
had ionx run In Chicago and other
large cities. and which was hailed
every where as b~inK tho bcst play ~
Its kind In many scnsnns.
A. u. Woods produced ihr original
play from the pen of willard Mack,
The complete EAST of tho motion pie
tnrc production made under tho d..
rceiion NJ George ritsmauricc IN
william Courtnay IN Chick iiewr~:
Robert CluEs,on as Kenny: Moiiir
King as Mollic Hcwes: Richard To.
bor al Charlie. her brother: Suzanne
villa as Myrtle. and John boyle m
Com missioner Garvcy.