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Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-06-02

WHs NN"Vut % IIlVKI6H VIu'
The skin was infiamed
and the breaking out itch
ed so that the little fellow
would scratch until II
would bleed. He was
awfully cross and frctful,
s.>,,tJ -, sI.eo ,1oht
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-06-02
Fine

ia this machine nutomntlc7"
Absolutely Needs no attention
whatsoever, Tho agent says IL Will
even pay for Itself"
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-06-02
By All Means Inspect Our
Dining Room Furniture

Surely it will be worth your while to 6s so-both
from the standpoint of beauty and economy We
have just received one of the most artistic assort-
ments of dining room furniture, comprising a
variety of handsome period designs we'll as
modern 1t will be delight for you to select the
needed furniture-either in suites single pieces
and you may be sure that you will get plenty of
quality and style at the lowest prices in the city,
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-06-02
OklahOma's Drafted Men
High On Physical Points
Rank Fourth Among States of Union Defective Eyes
Main Cause for Rejection; New England
District Trails Entire List.

Tho east cou0t states rocm to be
Tho hardest for mon 20 1--we IN and
grow physically ftL while the middle
west splits tho percentage Of fit and
unfit about evenly south Dakota
stands highest iu point Of physical
fitness
with the percentage of physical fit-
ness.
The Best,
south Dakota ............,.. tb.A1
Nebraska ....,........,,.'. t3.Ho
wyoming .,'....'..'''....'' th'lL
oklahoma .... ......,....'.. 1t0i
The Worst
MaIno ......,......,.... 5l15
Vermont .............-. 1hlS
Connecticut .'..'..........,.',. b"'iV
Jonnsy ylNIula .,..,..,...,...t 58.dd
Tho report " Provost Marshal
Crowdcr though now covering only
ten thousand records E,ycA some idea
Of tho major or. minor prevalence OF
various defects frum which the mon
Of our civilian population are SUI
fcring
Provost Marshal General Crowder
comments on this phase as follows,
THE qbuBcs for rejection when
ascertAinablo will bo of great Eocio-
logical ana medical value But in
the present emergency the time ana
the labor 10 examine in detail $780,
600 records cannot be spared"
Gertrude, Seymour. writing on the
~Iiealth Of Soldiers and Civilian" IN
a recent number Of the Survey, pre-
sents some striking facts and sta ttls-
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-06-02
Baby Could Not Sleep
From Pimples
Cuticura Healed

my baby was broken out in rash
and pimples all over his face, when he
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-06-02
Urban and Rural Reflections.

Number
Examined &c.
1. Urban areas total
persons physically
examined .,....,....3b 3b,0l7
Accepted ........2b b,04S 71.63
Rejected .... 9.96g 2s.47
2. Rural arcas total
persons physically
examined ...........4 .44.462
Accepted ......... 80 ,030 72,04
Rejected .......f2.t32 27.96
Eyes, teeth, defective feet, the
extension astenlthily OF rarer infec-
tions into new arcas--these facts
contain II definition of this coun-
try's public health prohlem reve-
lation OF Its appalling indifference TO
conditions that, taken in timo, are
so easily remedled; neglected, mean
both depleted strength in the mill
tary crisis and an added burden
upon civilian society.
In no part Of tho story Of health
work In war time is there To be
found a deeper social vision, "A pub
lie spirit stabbed no broad awake by
revelations OF civil conditions abroad
and at home, 30 remarkable n team
work OF many groups united In the
determination to provide for a clean
and normal social living. as in the
campaign against veuereal diseases,
Reports OF tho surgeon general
OF the army have not only told In
fun the efforts within military cir
cles to eliminate venercHl Diseases,
but have explicitly Indicated the civil
Ian source OF Infection,
In word, the Civilian communi-
ties who had stcadfastly held To the
idea that the army spread vencreal
/ diseases were faced by the facts that
/ infection comes from civilian
/ sources, and an Lam holler- than
| thou attitude was seen to be- hardly
| appropriate,
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-06-02

Ladies' 1000 Reward positively Ear
autee MY great Successful ''Monthly Coui
pound. Safely relieves some of the lohgs'l
most obstinate, abnormal eAssA, In 70
work. Mali 81 SO. Double Strength ~ o..
Booklet Free, Write today DR.. i. -
southinEton Remedy Co., lf9 Main htIssH
Kansas City. Mo.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-06-02

ON the interesting qucHildn ut rel
ntlyo fitness NJ urban and rural resi-
dents. the figures throw "a rather IN
expected light, "1'ho soloction wns
made" says Provost Marshal Con-
oral Crowder. Of typica sot uf cities
OF 10000 10 500 600 population. hay
Ing no large element OF foreign i'm
migrants and over ton different
states (AlhhhmA, Arkansas, Cali
fornia. Colorado. kHusa8, Montana.
Nebraska New York, North Caro-
lima and Texas, and corresponding
sot OF counties of similar total size
located IN the game states and con
tanning no city Of 10000 population.
The total number Of reRlstranM pre-
sented was $4,000"
Tho comparison resulted In n vir-
tual tlo between the city boy and the
country boy
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-06-02
TRE TRS Breakfast Room

Smart, dainty breabdast-room suites in old ivory
dainty lines and decorations that make them
most appealing. Out-of-doors porch dining is one
Of the summers pleasures. Get one Of these suites
and enjoy your meals during warm oh1 SO
weather. Sells from 5000 to as low as. ,Dt l. sOU
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-06-02
Simplicity the Keynote in
Bedroom Furniture

We are proud indeed of our splendid new stock of
bedroom furniture, for it represents the product of
Americas leading furniture manufacturers. The
almost severe simplicity Of line acccntuates the
elegance and beauty of a large portion of suites
and individual pieces, and will command the ad-
miration of those who appreciate something differ
ent from the conventional You will understand
why our furniture is the best possible Investment
for the money--it's honestly made and strongly
constructed.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-06-02
8 Piece Living Room

Beautiful brown mahogany, strong, resilient spring
seats; extra pillows; upholstered in heavy quality
of velour, tapestry or damask. The QO0r
three-piece suite Observation-Disclosures. OAOO
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-06-02

Only a few more of these beautif
Oriental and Floral Rugs at this pl
of rugs at astonishingly low prices.
Arizona republican., 1918-12-02
Choice AO's and SOS

40 Acres, less than miles east
Glendale. nice cottage, fenced in 4
fields, about 10 acres alfalfa and grain,
~ acres in grain, 10 acres Bermuda
fine for cotton or cantaloupe. Price
only 5000 per acre, one half cash.
40 acres, all alfalfa and grain, fine
feed, fenced fields, good little house.
well soft water with engine. The price
is only $3.50. Good terms
40 acres, west Phoenix, good i'm
provements, well located, at only s21O
per acre, good terms.
40 acres, one and one-half mile east
OF old beet factory, with good 4-room
house and screen porch, stable with
stalls for span horses, young orchard,
yard, all fenced 5-foot woven wire,
fenced fields, some woven wire, 20
acres good alfalfa and barley, Is acres
of grain, short distance to car line,
immediate possession. Price is only $27b
and terms.
so acres, with about 80 acres fine al
falfa and grain, fenced and cross
fenced, woven wire, good house with
large porch, clear ground, good SHADE
some fruit, COW barn for 40 head, good
| well soft water, engine and tank, well
located at only $40 per acre. Terms.
80 acres old alfalfa and Bermuda
about miles northeast Glendale, wita
good well soft water, small mouse. "A
| fine cotton proposition at $212s0 Pc,
acre good terms.
80 acres of fine clean alfalfa, first
class, cut over Z tons in cuttings
good modern Groom house. large hay
shed, good well and engine, family or.
chard, well located to school and othei
conveniences. Price only $3.50 per
| terms.
w. J. BURNS
| 81 North First Ave
Arizona republican., 1918-12-02
For Sale-Houses
NV Fine Homie

| MUST SELL MY BEAUTIFUL
HOME ON NORTH CENTRAL. HAS
EIGHT ROOMS, LOVELY RECEP-
TON HALL, ARTISTIC LIVING
ROOM, OAK FLOORS. MAHOGANY
AND EBONY FINISH BATH, SHOW
Err, THREE SPACIOUS SLEEPING
ROOMS AND SLEEPING PORCH;
LOT 100 FEET FRONTAGE ON CEN
TRIAL AND HIGHLY IMPROVED
BOTH FRONT AND REAR. WILL
SACRIFICE THIS LOVELY HOME
FOR $12,500. WHICH is $1,000 LESS
THAN 1T IS WORTH, AND WILL
GIVE EASY TERMS. CALL ME To-
DAY, SUNDAY FOR APPOINTMENT
MR. ALLEN ANNEX HOTEL.
Arizona republican., 1918-12-02
Lm&her BARGAINS

100 Acres of the finest of soil. Only
$500 an acre. Good well, small house.
For the money this is the best buy in
the Valleys
so Acres good land. "A water. Not
very far out. Only s165.Oo an acre for a
quick sale.-13.
Several 100 acre tracts that can De
sub divided.
IS Acres of the best land obtaina BILE
Could be sub divided into any size acre
age. This is a dandy buy. 10000 an
acre..
30 Acres. Small house, "A" water.
Only $1,000 an acre. TERMS.
BERT E. HAHN
WITH
LUTHER REALTY COMPANY
ITO North Central Ave. Tel 1908
Arizona republican., 1918-12-02
For Sale-Real Estate
! Luther BARGAINS

so acres, 6 miles southwest of Phoe =
nix; small house and barn; SO acres
in crop; has permanent water right.
This is the very best land for corn,
cantelopes or garden truck that there
is in the valley. The price is 800 per
acre, with small payment down. All
implements, sets harness, good team
mules, pair of horses, 100 chickens,
tons maize in stack; all at the abo,e
price. A bargain.
80 acres close to Glendale; Is in CT =
ton, balance alfalfa; good 4-room new
house; A water right. This is Il choice
farm and worth every cent that is
asked for it. Price $4,000; cash $1,000;
balance easy terms.
SEE DOWDING, WITH LUTHER
REALTY CO., ITO N. CENTRAL.
Arizona republican., 1918-12-02
For Sale-Real Estate

80 ACRES on grand ave-, miles
from Phoenix 5-room house barn,
garage, tank, engine, mules, farming
tools and some furniture all for $4,000
Also 40 acres at Glendale. See the
owner, Emmett Lindsey, at West
Adams k
Arizona republican., 1918-12-02

FOR SALE-Tractor gang pillow.
Bargain. Terms. Henry Kimmell
Route 1. Glendale. 12-l
Arizona republican., 1918-12-02
Rooms and Board

ROOM AND BOARD by day, week
or month at Woodford Hotel, 5S3 No.
End Ave Pm
Arizona republican., 1918-12-02

TEXAS- GROWN red rustproof seed
oats. Phoenix Flour Mills, Van Buren,
and Ninth SITS IF
Arizona republican., 1918-12-02

THE WAR IS OVER-We want TO
buy carloads of furniture and many
other things at once, for which we pay
the best price. If you have anything
to sell, phone 1878. We buy every
thing. Stoves, guns, sewing machines,
tools musical instruments. The New &
Second Hand Co. 327 W. Wash. ST. If
Arizona republican., 1918-12-02
Lulfher lBar@aims

FOR SALE-By owner-M odern
house with garage 1928 Z. Willetta
St. lot 70x190 #. Can give possession
at once. Phone 2443. I'm
Arizona republican., 1918-12-02
BUNGALOWS

$3.50 R Fss%s, s SCREEN Nr rooms
and bath, large front
porch, concrete walks,
high roof, hardwood
floors, pressed brick fire
place, buffet with bevel
French mirror, handy
kitchen, built-in effects
awnings. One of these,
on Garfield and Tenth
street, is just completed.
Another, on Lynwood St.
soon will be ready
$4,000 9 on ADAMS 4tsm IL. -t sss,f. this his
have a new modern brick
of ) rooms and 2 screen
porches; hardwood floors,
built-in effects; lot 65
feet by 140 feet. Painted
and tinted throughout
$500 S SPss ";P s:::' !: ::sf S.t !:
a modern brick dwelling
of 8 rooms,s 2 screen
porches. very large attic,
hardwood floors through
out, paved street. Lot
63 feet by 1870 feet. This
attractive dwelling is
nearly completed but
purchaser could exercise
taste in the tinting,
painting. etc.
When you are in the market let us
show YOU our best bargains.
Franklin ID. Lame
Arizona republican., 1918-12-02
For Sale Miscellaneous

For Sale-Miscellaneous
WOOD
Dry pine slabs; delivered. Els S.
Sixth st. Phone 1929 If
ONE 81 Studebaker wagon; almost
new. One set leather harness. 215 s.
Sixth st. Phone 1929. p
FOR SALE-A modern residence. S
rooms, builtin, features, plenty of
shade and fruit trees Inquire 1886
w. Washington. d
FOR SALE-$55 reed baby carriage
in first class condition for s35. COS
n. Fourth ave. 8
FOR SALE-Good piano, reasonable,
strictly cash. $40 South LIST st. I'D
40 H. P. ENGINE; Casa .Grande
Worth $4,000; quit farming; sale chea.,
$500. 724 E. Adams 1:gs
FOR SALE-A good mountain team,
wagon and harness, cheap. Phone 1913.
If
FOR SALE-Underwo typewriter
practically new. 205 w. Washington.
12-d
One 4-horse grain drill; first class
condition. Phone 14J3 I'D
PIANO BARGAINS-Pianos taken
in exchange. Edison monographs for
| sale, cheap. Come and see them
| Taverner Music Co.. 209 West Wash
ington. tt
FOR SALE-1OO colonies OF bees In
good condition. Phone 1877 or Box GU
Republican: 12-g
THE WAR IS OVER-We want 10
buy carloads of furniture and many
other things at once, for which we pay
the best price. If you have anything
to sell, phone 1873. We buy every
thing. Stoves, guns, sewing machines,
tools, musical instruments. The New &
Second Hand Co.. 327 W. Wash. ST. If
FOR SALE-Tractor gang pillow
Bargain. Terms. Henry Kimmell
Route /. Glendale. 12-l
AUTO TENT, gas range, set OF
dishes, very fine, drop head sewing
machine, set of aluminium cooking
utensils rugs, clothes and overcoats
we want to buy your furniture and
household goods, clothes, shoes and
stoves, call at LIST Ave. and Jefferson
or phone 3093. c. H. Price Auction
Co. 12-d
SILO s500-Installed; Capital silos
l6X5O, cement floor and foundation
get your order in now while they last
Phoenix Planning Mill, 502 S. list Ave
RECLAIMED SEED GRAINS, all
kinds. Phoenix Flour Mills. Van Buren,
and Ninth SITS. Il
TEXAS-GRONN red ruStproof seed
oats. Phoenix Flour Mills, Van Buren,
and Ninth SITS #
SEWING machines on easy terms
Ford's New Annex. 144 r. Adams st. Il
FOR SALE-Wall paper and paint
store; good location, good reasons fol
selling: price what invoice calls for
Call at so South Second Ave. Phone
1924. 12-n
FOR SALE-vlcrrola; cheap IL SOL,
at once; party leaving town. Phoh'
, s207
Arizona republican., 1918-12-02
FOR SALE,
FOR SALE
FOR SALE

so ACRES FINE "A" LAND. $3.50 90
90 ACRES FINE "A" LAND SITS. 90
100 ALFALFA DAIRY RANCH
Arizona republican., 1918-12-02

FOR SALr-vlcurola; cheap IL sou
at once; party leaving town. Phone
S207.
Arizona republican., 1918-12-02

20 acres in Orangewood, acres or
chard, balance alfalfa and maize, moth
ing better at any price. $1,000 cash will
handle
Arizona republican., 1918-12-02
For Sale-MiScellaneous

FOR SALE-LUMBER,C CHEAP
10000 feet 1x12-16 inch No. COM
mon white pine rough boards at $45
per 1000. Call and see these boards.
THE O'MALLEY LUMBER CO. n
FOR SALE-Baled and loose Hay
and head milo maize. Phone 205-R3.
7th Street and Bethany Home Road.
FOR SALE-l917 speed Indian mo-
torcycle. 1920 n. Third ST. d
FOR SALE-Damask linen table set
and battenberg bed set. Call 353 N
First Ave-. after p. m. d
Arizona republican., 1918-12-02

80 acres. ; miles northwest: Al al
falfa and cotton land. fair improve
ments. See US about this.
Arizona republican., 1918-12-02

FOR SALE OR TRADE-S0 acres
improved old alfalfa land; A water.
good place for cotton; No. land. Will
take up to $4,000 in city property. see
me before it is gone
Is acres good land close in; would
take good machine as part payment.
10 well improved, close in; \
water; trade for good residence.
24-acre, apple orchard; 5room
house, all modern; orchard bearing (;
plenty of water for irrigation. Trade
for city, or ranch property in valley.
This is a No. l place and well i'm
proved. 1t lays one-half mile from
Roswell, New Mexico. See Palmer, Is
S. Central.
Arizona republican., 1918-12-02
For Rent-Furnished Rooms

ROOM furnished and half brili-
house, modern. S22 per month. Phone
$685. ia
FURNISHED screen room. 430 n
Central. 12-d
BEAUTIFULLY Furnished rooms ~
500 n. End Ave. Phone 10Ss. r
CLEAN, sanitary rooms. Bassler
hotel, SAG W. Adams 12-bd
Arizona republican., 1918-12-02

S2ls acres; 20 acres AL stand alfalfa
Bargain at $3.50 per acre. Small
amount down, balance as rent.
Arizona republican., 1918-12-02

FOR SALE-25 acres 4 miles iron
center of Phoenix. Price 5000 per acre;
terms to suit you.
Arizona republican., 1918-12-02

10 acres, 212 miles out, fine alfalfa
swell improved. $4,000.
Arizona republican., 1918-12-02

We have a splendid list of good
ranches. We will be glad to show.
BROUGHT & WILLARD
Phone 1853. 1870 n. Central Ave. :
Arizona republican., 1918-12-02

20 acres of fine land, extra well i'm
proved, modern brick bungalow, barn,
garage, page fencing. alfalfa, etc. This
is one of the valleys best and the
price is right.
HOLT REALTY co.
3 West Adams d
Arizona republican., 1918-12-02
Chelsea Place

ON W. LINWOOD ST, A 5-ROOM
BRICK, STUCCO FINISH; JUST
COMPLETED.
Arizona republican., 1918-12-02
IT. Z. COUI 7
San simon AriZ

49,
SUBURBAN ACREAGE for coun-
try homes and garden tracts and
diaries.
Thirty acres adjoining the townsite
OF Tolleson on the Old Yuma road ten
miles west of Phoenix
This is being subdivided into five
acre paroles at price of Three Hun
dred dollars per acre, including "a
water.
f1tty dollars per acre cash.
All the facilities of schools. churches,
and well developed home district. on
main highway with frequent stages,
etc Gin adjoining and plenty Of
chance of local labor
Just the location for a country home
with cows, chickens and intensive
farming. II you are looking to settle
IN the valley on a small home place,
come and see Tolleson
IT. a. SMITH
Room 2Di 81 \. Central Ave.
IF
Arizona republican., 1918-12-02
Suburban Homes

acres, alfalfa, modern bungalow,
garage, chicken house, well soft water,
close to car line, north. Special price.
acres, miles northeast, small
house, a fine piece of land for $4,000.
Easy terms.
Arizona republican., 1918-12-02

STUDEBAKER four, 1915; repaint-
ed and new top; good order.
Studebaker four 1914.
Studebaker six. 1915; passenger;
good running order
Studebaker six, 1918; passenger,
like new.
Studebaker six, 1918; passenger,
reprinted and new top.
Studebaker six, 1916; passenger;
a good buy.
REQ six, passenger; reprinted and
new top.
Dodge; passenger; new top and in
good order.
Paige light six, 1917; passenger
just like new.
Cole eight; good mechanical condi-
ton.
Overland roadster; model SO.
| Buick little six; passenger.
These cars must be sold. Come in;
| look them over; any reasonable offer
will be accepted. Phoenix Motor Co.
| 248 n. First st Ask Frederickson. k
Arizona republican., 1918-12-02

FOR SALE-Large. east front lot on
BriYcar line. Cheap. Phone 3135. d
Arizona republican., 1918-12-02

FOR SALE-Five room house with
two lots. All taxes paid for one year
Price $500. Easy terms. Apply 3Os n.
18th Ave tt
Arizona republican., 1918-12-02
40

Best of soil, alfalfa. seeded to grain
fine location. Our best 40 bargain at
$3.50 per acre. Must be seen to be ap-
preciated.
DWIGHT B. HEARD
Central & Adams Phone 1881
1
Arizona republican., 1918-12-02
SAN SIMON VALLEY LAND

For Sale-S2O acres decided farming
and. is acres in alfalfa, so acres
cleared for pillow. Soil dark red sandy
lOam. House, barn, and other out
buildings. In artesian belt, getting 500
salons minute from ! well. 6la miles
rom San Simon, on rural route, "a
miles from school. $4,000 acre.
Own $40 acres, selling part to develop
balance.
Arizona republican., 1918-12-02

SILO s500--Installed; Capital silos
16xS0, cement floor and foundation,
get your order in now while they last
Phoenix Planning Mill, 502 S. list Ave-
ff
Arizona republican., 1918-12-02

CVM liz ED.
LARGE LIVING ROOM AND DIN
ING ROOM; BUILT-IN FEATURES;
FINISHED IN OLD IVORY, WITH
FRENCH GREY WALLS.
DANDY KITCHEN; LOTS OF CUP
BOARD SPACE; TWO GOOD BED
ROOMS AND BATH, WITH BUILT
IN DRAWERS, ETC; ALL FINISHED
IN WHITE ENAMEL; OAK FLOORS;
A LARGE SCREEN SLEEPING
PORCH AND LARGE KITCHEN
PORCH; 60-FOOT LOT.
IF YOU ARE LOOKING FOR A
GOOD HOME IN a FINE LOCATION
Arizona republican., 1918-12-02

so ACRES of Paradise Valley decided
land for sale. 21S s. 18th Ave. d
FOR SALE Cheap, 80 acres fine
land new house, woven wire fence,
class "A" land; very easy terms. r.
M. Tuckey, Is E. Adams. Phone 1886
and 1894. G
FOR SALE-Desirable 40 acres, in
alfalfa Phone owner. S755.
EXCEPTIONAL BARGAINS
100 acres west, all under cultivation,
well improved. Possession given as
soon as cotton is picked. Low price
and good terms. Per A. 5000
40 A Alfalfa, new house, Glass "A"
water near Central avenue, north
good terms to responsible people. Per
5 acres, room house. all in fruit,
$1,000 cash, balance very reasonable
terms.
40 acres fine stand of alfalfa miles
from town south Of river, Per
acre aga. ............ @ZoI.oV
2 new room pebble dash brick
homes. opposite Capitol grounds for
sale on reasonable terms.
Lots in all parts of the city on small
cash payments and very reasonable
terms on balance.
L. ]. BENNITT & COMPANY
1918 N Central Ave d
Arizona republican., 1918-12-02

RECLAIMED SEED GRAINS, all
kinds. Phoenix Flour Mills, Van Buren,
and Ninth SIS IT
Arizona republican., 1918-12-02

HON E S TEA AID REST RESORT.
splendid for outdoor life. Particular
Corner Drug store. P o. Box $50. No
tubercularS 12gh
Arizona republican., 1918-12-02

Will take cotton in part or full for any
of the above snap buys. Quick action
needed
Lincoln County times. (Jerome, Idaho) 1911-1919, 1918-09-19
MENTAL, MORAL AND
PHYSICAL MANHOOD

The conditions existing among our
men in uniform proves the truth of
the words of President Wilson when
he said: mo army and navy ever be-
fore assembled have had more con-
scientious and painstaking thought
given to the protection and stimula-
tion of its mental, moral and physic-
al manhood" The plans to which
carried through and the Commissions
on Training Camp Activities of the
War and Navy Departments are pre-
pairing to demonstrate to state fairs
this fall the achievements of "regu
lated recreation" Photographs,
charts and paintings will portray
how the commissions are successful
| ly directing theatrical entertainment,
athletics. mass singing, club life, ed
ucational courses and other forms
OF recreation within the military
camps. and how hospitality has been
organized in the outlying cities for
the men on leave.
The saloons and the red-light dis
tricts have lost their jobs. Even as
recently as the Mexican brush in
1875 lurid stories OF debauches and
immortality along the border came
back to Washington The foresight
that enlisted the services of the Y.
M. c. A., the Y. w. C. A.. the Jewish
Welfare Board. the Knights OF Col
umbus. the American Library Asso-
citation and the Training Camp Com
missions in stamping out the immor-
al influences about the camps, have
been justified by the fine condition
existing among the men in uniform
Regulated regulation" has re-
ceived the stamp of emphatic approv'
al from the soldiers and sailors them.
selves, and the old horrors that ex
listed in the pathway of the soldiers
of duty have been wiped out, with
the result that the moral conditions
among the soldiers and sailors are
perhaps better than In civilian life
; The Liberty Theatre and Smile
age" books have been a helpful
: means of enjoyment in camp life.
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: one of the biggest and best victories
that Democracy has won--and that
too. has been among its own soldier
and sailors.