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Evening star., 1918-02-18
KEEP PLOOKINCYOUNC
It's Easy-If You Know Dr..
Edwards Olive Tablets.

he secret of keeping young is to
feel young-to do this you must
watch your liver and bowels-there,s
no need of having sallow complex.
1on-dark rings under your eyes
pimples-a bilious look in your face
edau eyes with no sparkle. Your
loetor will tell you ninety per cent
of m sickness comes from inactive
bowels and liver.
DR.. Edwards, well known physi-
ciaa in Ohio. perfected a vegetable
compound mixed with olive oil to act
- the liver and bowels, which he
xave to his patients for years.
nr. Edwards Olive Tablets, the sub.
s4itnte for calomel, are gentle in their
action, yet always effective. They
bsmg about that exuberance of spirit,
that natural buoyancy which should
be enjoyed by every one, by toning
- the liver and clearing the system
pf Impurities.
you will know DIR. Edwards Olive
Tablets by their olive color.
10c and 25c per box.
All Druggists
Evening star., 1918-02-18

dents IN each course Of tvenfy 1W4
The first session IL to OPEN Ape0
% and close May II. the second Vl0
begin May Il and the third Nayt -
Students taking tho agricultural c0gneo
will be required to remain for the Q4x
housed In tents as In former yan1D
and will be conducted along mi11ezY
lines.
The cooperation Of the Departman4
Of Agriculture officials has been -
cured in working out . practical Aex1>
cultural course, and portions OF The
English system of farm training
schools for women win also be uttlixod
Red Cross courses will also be aVa0s
able for students.
Evening star., 1918-02-18

'Your trunk is outside, sir" q gentee1
visitor hardly resembling a porter said
today. as he entered tho offlce Of AS
sistant Secretary Roosevelt at the Navy
Department.
What trunk?" the secretary asked.
glancing at the card Of the man, who
announced himself as Carroll B. Dun
Evening star., 1918-02-18
Magic Silver Cleaner,
The New Electric Method.

With this new method the dread is taken away
from silver cleaning and dsagreeable job made
easy. From to hundred pieces of silver can
be cleaned al the time in from to five min
utes. The cleaning plate and the silver are i'm
mersed in hot water and in few minutes the tar
nish has disappeared positively without injury to
the articles cleaned. Gold and diamond rings and
mesh bags emerge from the solution looking like
The Demonstrator-Fifth Floor Center-will
be glad to clean article for you and explain to
you its merits
door.c
Evening star., 1918-02-18
TOO MUCH aB0OTLEG' WHISKY.
Free-for-All Eight, in Which Several
Shots Are Fired.

overindulsence in bootleg" whisky
is blamed by the police of the third
precinct for a free-for-all fight in a
house in Connor court yesterday after
noon. Several pistol shots were fired
and a club inflicted added injuries to
Henry Robinson. colored, after bullet
had wounded him in the back of the
head and left leg.
Robert, alias Nick, Evans and Beulah
Marshall, both coiored, were arrested.
The former was charged with the
shooting. while the woman was charged
with using the club. Robinson was
taken to Emergency Hospital.
Evening star., 1918-02-18
Campaign of Week to Enroll
250,m0 Shipyard Workers
Ends With Goal Almost Won

With the goal almost in sight. the
one-week campaign to enroll a force
of 250.000 shipyard workers closed last
night. Illinois, with an enrolment
slightly less than the states quota, led
all other states. The registration will
continue until everybody has had a
chance to offer voluntary service in
building the merchant feet which will
support the armies in Europe.
Exact figures Of the number of men
enrolled have not been compiled, but
officers of the public service reserve
were confident that the total did not
fall far below a quarter Of a million.
ate showing with 5000 registranta, or
more than three. times the number
asked from that state The city Of New
York fell below its quota Of "a, ,o00, reg.
uumbo1.
Evening star., 1918-02-18

littls towns I got 30 many glasses for
the Navy-seventy-nin in ALL put
them into 4 trunk"
Mr. Roosevelt was "delighted," he
said. He ordered the trunk shipped at
once to the United States Naval OBJ
servatory at Washington, where glass
es are tested.
II q glass is acceptable-and ss per
cent SO, far have been found usable-
tho owner gets 81 from the Navy for
the loan during the war, the dollar
being the purchase price II the glass
is lost. Each glass is metal tagged.
with name and address Of owner. and q
number is engraved on the inside.
Twenty thousand Four-minute Men
Evening star., 1918-02-18
TRUNK FULL OF SPY GLASSES
TO HELP NAVY SPOT U-BOATS

ming. chairman Of Tour-ninute Mem at
somerville and Bound Brook. N. ].
why. your trunk full Of Spy
glasses, binoculars and Telescopes Mr..
Dunning answered. You see, my Four
minute Men have been conveying your
message this week In motion picture
houses and churches. From our two
Evening star., 1918-02-18
TRAINING COURSE.

Features Of the third encampment of
tho National Service School. Inc, which
is to be held this year from April %
to June 1, on the site occupied by the
camp last year, Conduit road and Dis
trict line, will be an intensive course
in farming and increased food produc-
ton.
Provision will be made for ESQ stu
Evening star., 1918-02-18

The Remainder of Our Stock of
WOMEN'S SUITS, DRESSES
AND COATS
At Greatly Reduced Prices.
Suits of serge and wool poplin in blue and black plain
Iored effects braid bound beed models with large patch
pockets.
Reduced to $1S75 Each.
Suits of better grade in popln and serge in variety of
Styles plain tailored and beted styles bound
silk braid; the seasons choicest models
Reduced to $3375 Each.
Handsome Afternoon and Evening Coats in the latest styles
and handsome materials Pan velvet velour, pau giant and
bolivia These beautifully lined and carefully and the
velvet have fur collars.
Now $2975 to $125OO.
Formerly priced from $3.50 to $l95.O0.
All of remaining dresses including those evening"
afternoon and street the best of Styles greatly
duced
stree
Evening star., 1918-02-18
Mr. Hutcheson's Replv.

Later in the night the following re-
ply from Hutcheson was received at
the White House, addressed to the
President:
Your telegram requesting our meme
bers to return to work is at hand. In
reply, am instructing our representa- :
tives to go among the men of our craft
return to work sat once I have ex-
hausted every effort to reach an ad-
justment with the shipping board. I
have no power to sign the agreement Of
adjustment, which would deprive our
members of their constitutional rights,
Being desirous of reaching a con-
clusion whereby a cessation of work
may be prevented in the future, most
respectfully request that you notify me
as to when can meet you, as I feel
that is the only way in which to solve
the problem"
In reproving Hutcheson for declining
arbitration of differences with shipyard
managements, President Wilson, it was
declared. had the whole-hearted sup
port of a majority Of the heads Of
American labor unions. Union heads, it
officials to arrive at some arrangement
whereby differences may be adjusted
before strikes take place.
The agreement which President
Hutcheson said he was powerless to
sign is one which would bind the car
penters and joiners to accept the award
of the adjustment board and continue
since the strike started, week before
last. Mr.. Hutcheson has denied that he
had countenanced the action of the
men, and he insisted that their action
in striking was in the nature Of a re-
bellion against his authority.
Evening star., 1918-02-18

last week voiced the appeal for Ianses
to help the men in the Navy spot"
submarines. Many thousands Of glass
es already have been received and many
thousands more are wanted.
Evening star., 1918-02-18

No Verbeline. we emphaticalryN do
not want government censorship of
speech-whA& we want is the govern
mont or some other power TO- restrict
each Of us to SEQ .words . day-and
Chtonan EAu
Evening star., 1918-02-18
Free Instructions in
Lamp Shade Making.
Curtain Dept.-Fifth Floor.

So many people have made beau.
tifu1 Lamp Shades with the assist
ance of our. teacher and designer
that we would like for greater
number to benefit by her ideas and
designs modified to suit their IN.
dividual needs. We have a most
beautiful collection of figured and
plain silks, metal and self braids,
motifs, cords, rose braid trim,
mings, etc, both domestic and for
eign; also an exclusive collection
of Chinese essentials for, shades
and fancy work, and an extraordi-
narily large showing of wire
frames.
Free Instructions to Theoa 4
Purchasing Materials in <l,e
Drapesy Departn
Yff,A Asse. 4Nkssk. so "a Il
Evening star., 1918-02-18
SLIP COVERS, Ordered
Now, Can Be Delivered
With Much Less Delay
Than Those Ordered
Later.

The best time to order Slip Covers
is now-before the actual need arises,
for later, on account of scarcity of
labor and increased demand, there
will necessarily be delay in filling
orders.
We have on display wide range OF
materials for your selection, in striped
damask, in cream, white, drab and
ecru, which gives wonderful service.
Cretonnes arc enjoying unusual
popularity. and the designs are so
lovely and SO varied that the only
difficulty should be in deciding just
which is the loveliest.
Best workmanship and perfect fit
are assured.
Measurements made and estimates
freely given.
Evening star., 1918-02-18
ROBERTSON RESIGNATION
ADDS FUEL TO DISPUTE
Announcement That Chief Of British
General Staff Had Quit Causes
Political Storm.

The Official announcement of the
resignation of Gen Sir William Rob-
ertson as chief Of the British imperial
general staft brings to a head the
storm that for some time has been
brewing in the political world in re-
gard to the relations between the war
cabinet and the high command OF the
army which have been the subject
Of embittered controversy in the press
and among the public.
The forces ranged against the gov
ernment have taken a stand in pro-
test against what was described as the
newspaper government" and they
openly accuse the premier OF having
conducted, with the assistance OF
certain newspaper group, q caoai
against Gen. Robertson and Field Mar
shall Sir Douglas Haig.
Expressed Strong Feeling.
The manifestations in the house Of
commons last week. which were al
most Of an unprecedented character
SO early in a new session, were the
expressions OF strong feeling this con-
troversy has evoked, and It seems Ger,
tain. that they viii be revived in still
more acute form during the present
week
The public and the army hitherto
have been quite devoted in their BELIEF
in Gen. Robertson ana Fleld MaTsnai
Haig, while to the general public Gen.
Sir Henry Wilson, the new chief OF
staff, is almost unknown The cleavage
in the parliamentary ranks in this con-
test by no means follows party lines.
Not only were liberals and radicals
warm In their support of Mr.. Asquith's
sentiments on the question, but also a
large number Of influential unionists.
Vote Not a Criterion.
The division taken late Wednesday
night, which gave the government
vote of confidence. could hardly be
taken as a criterion Of the actual feel
ing Of the house Of commons. as the
bulk of the members already had left
the house, probably not desiring at
that juncture to embarrass the govern
ment :,
Had the members been in full
strength it is impossible to say what
would have been the result. Thence ex-
citing scenes may be expected early
in the week. especially as Cen Robert
son denies that he resigned his post
The attacks are certain to be renewed
and it is again expected that the gov
ernment will demand a vote OF con-
ddence.
Evening star., 1918-02-18
WASH SILKS FOR LINGERIE

Lovely that you will lot of
the kinds you already know
Crepe de Chine of which you already good qualities
40 inches wide, $l35 s150, $1.S5, $500, $2.25
Ivory White Crepe Gene exquisite irmness with just
suggestion of crepe in the weave 81 inches wide, $185
White Crepe Mikado firm and pab1e, quite decided
crepe weave, 40 inches wide $780,
Corean Silk distinctly crepe weave inches wide $1o
Wash Satin, for the who likes its shmmerin sheen
So inches wide $l5o, $l.65, $500.
LIE Jerz, another jersey fabric So inches wide, $780,
secondn nor,G street
Cleverness, Tempered With Utility, Is the
Keynote of Style in These
MISSES SMART NEW JERSEY AND
SERGE DRESSES.
Blue Serge DresEton STYLE triple and cuffs of
on the skirt and button trimmings. $780,
rock of jersey, with effect embroidered in
French bue there soft wide grde deep pointed collar
fancy ball trimming. $3.50
pretty Coat Effect Serge Dress blue black bound in
black silk braid white georgette white
buttons trim it. $3.50.
coored jersey piece style has surpce of
white san large pockets and fancy strapped gde $25OO
Fourthho G
Evening star., 1918-02-18
The Lightning Butter Machine
That Makes Two Pounds of Butter
From One

At the present price of butter almost any house
keeper would be glad double her butter supply at
small additional cost, and this machine makes
it possible to do So
Evening star., 1918-02-18
FOR THE COMFORT TOFTTE
MAN IN THE SERVICE.

Sleeping Bags of khaki-colored drill. Filmed with
Java Kapok, equipped with blanket and sheet
cords, $1,000.
Army Bedding Rolls of waterproof duck, with
or without pockets, two straps and handle $11.S0
Clothes Rolls of Khaki or Scotch Plaid cloth,
with plenty of pockets-inside and out-two straps
and a stout handle. $3.50 to $500.
Fourthn floor
Evening star., 1918-02-18
WARNS Carpenters
7. TO RETURN TO WORK
President Says Country Will
Not Endure Continuance
of Shipyard Strikes.

That the government and the coun-
try would not endure a continuance of
the shipyard strikes was made plaip
in telegram which President Wilson
last night sent to William L. Hutche-
son. president OF the Brotherhood OF
Carpenters and Joiners. The tele-
gram was both an appeal and a warn
ing. In effect the President told
Hutcheson that if he did not want to
be placed in the light Of giving aid
and comfort to the enemy he would
send the carpenters back to work and
leave a settlement Of the differences
to the wage adjustment board
Hutcheson had requested an inter-
view with the President in order that
he might lay before him the strikers
side of the controversy. The PreH-
dent declined to grant the interview
until after the men had returned to
work
Evening star., 1918-02-18
Without Moral Right to Strike

mo body of men have the moral
right in the present circumstances
of the nation to strike until every
method Of adjustment has been tried
to the limit. If you do not act upon
this principle you are undoubtedly
giving aid and comfort to the ene-
my. whatever may be your own con-
scious purpose.
Il do not see that anything will
be gained by my seeing you person
ally until you have accepted and
acted upon that principle. It is the
duty of the government to see that
the best possible conditions of labor
are maintained. as it also is its duty
to see to it that there is no lawless
and constituencies proflteering, and
that duty the government has ac-
cepted and viii perform. Will you
cooperate or will you obstructe"
Evening star., 1918-02-18
New Fashion Magazines
To Help With the Spring
Sewing.

Elite. Designer. Defineator. Bon Toa. Rsya6
Pictorial Review, Vogue and McCall's spRfnS
Book. showing how the military idea has in.
vaded fashion land Second Floor. eeroet
Evening star., 1918-02-18
Text of Presidents Telegram

Mr.. Wilson's telegram foIlows:
Il have received your telegram OF
yesterday and am very glad to note
the expression of your desire as
patriotic citizen to assist in carrying
on the work by which we are trying
to save America and men every
where who work and are free TAX
ing advantage of that assurance. 1
feel it to be my duty to call your
attention to the fact that the strike
of the carpenters in the shipyards
is in marked and painful contrast
to the action of labor in other trades
and places. Ships are absolutely
necessary for the winning of this
war. No one can strike deadlier
blow at the safety Of the nation and
of its forces on the other side than
by Interfering with or obstructing
the shipbuilding program.
"Ali the other unions engaged in
this Indispensable work have agreed
to abide by the decisions of the
shipbuilding wage adjustment board.
That board has dealt fairly and lib
orally with all who have resorted to
it. 1 must say to you very frankly
that it is your duty to leave to it
the solution of your present diff
culties with your employers and to
advise the men whom you represent
to return at once to work pending
the decision.
Evening star., 1918-02-18

By the addition of a pint of
milk-and the use Of the machine
you have TWO pounds of de-
licious butter for ONE. Two !
pounds of lard can be obtained in
the same way. Condensed milk
may be substituted successfully &
where fresh milk cannot be OBJ
tanned. Cake making will be a
pleasure instead of worry, and
mayonnaise can be made or cream
whipped in fraction of the usual tim
of this mixer.
The patented metal dasher. con-
metal blades sloping in opposite di
tremendous propeller-like motion
more effective than that used in ordins
is easily and thoroughly cleaned with n
to become strong and rancid.
Demonstrations daily at III ar
Fifth floor, center.
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PRfRUCI SERIFA ZABIT.

Milwaukee, Wis. - Prirucl
serifa John p. Schmitz, AZ To-
ky starry, byl dnes odpolednc
zastrelen Phillipem Lamanczy-
KEN, kdyz mu chtel dodati pa
piry cd juvenalniho soudu.
Schmitz byl dopraven do ne
mocnice, ale zemrel, drive nez
tam pfijel. Kule vnikla mu do
srdce. Mysli Sc, re Lamanczyk
jest nepricetny. Joseph Bong,
chauffeur juvenalnlho soudu,
byl strelen do leve paze, kdyz
Sc pokousel vyrvati Lamanczy-
kovi revolver.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1918-07-11

V Chicago dvanacti porotci
!uznana byla nevinnou ceska div
ka Pavllna Plotkova re zavraz-
denl dra. Antonina Jindry. Je
| to jiz dvacata Sesta zena, KITE
ra V Chicago "a poslednich ne
kolik roku dosla z rukou poroty
osvobozeni pro vrazdu. Vubec,
w Chicago neni mozno zenu z
vrazdy usvedciti.
Pavlina Plotkova udrzovala
znamost drem!sJindrOu jeste
pokud tento byl studujicim le-
karstvi. Znamost jejich nabyla
velmi intimniho razu, takze i
nasledky pfinesla, cd kterych
DIR. Jindra sve milence pomohl.
Strana Jindrova svedcila, re
Pavlina sama "a svym milen-
Gem behala, jeho svymi navste-
vami telefonnimi rozmluvami
stale obtezovala. Ma druhe stra
ne opet obhajoba tvrdila, re DIR.
Jindra Pavlinu pronasledoval,
re tato Sc mu hledela vyhnouti
a v jednom pripadu zamestna-
vatel Pavliny byl nucen poll
clstu privolati, by Sc doterneho
cir. Jindry zbavili. ODE strany
byly We SVEN tvrzeni ruznymi
svedky podporovany.
Die svedectvi tedy nekdy pro
nasledoval DIR. Jindra Pavlinu,
jindy opet Pavlina sveho milen
ce. Faktum vSak zustalo toto:
PavI1na dobrovolne Sc svym
milencem navStevovala hotely,
kde Sc dopousteli nemravnosti;
Pavlhna dobrovolne DIR. Jindrovi
psala dopisy pine lasky a roz-
touzebnostl; Pavllna dobrovol-
ne vyhledavala tajna dostavenl
cka Sc svym milencem a kOnec-
ne Pavlina dobrovolne dine Is.
unora t. r. Sla do okresni nemOc
nice, kde mlady dr.. Jindra byl
domacim lekarem, kde jej pax
kolem pulnoci revolverem, jejz
S sebou prinesla, zastrelila.
Tato fakta nepoprena a sa-
nou obzalovanou pripustena nj
kterak Sc neshoduji vynese-
nym rozsudkem, die ktereho Pa
wilma byla ocistena propuste
Ma na svobodu. Souzena byla
pro vrazdu druheho stupne, ma
kterou die zakonniku statu Illi-
nois je trest cd jednoho roku az
oozivotniho vezeni, die dobro-
Zdani predsedajiciho soudce, a
r, oto zda Sc zfejme, re pOvinno
sti Pavlininy poroty bylo tuto
shledati vinnou. Rozmnozila ia
dy chicagskych zen, ktere kr
vi svych obeti ma rukou a SVEN
sv6domi volne Sc prochazi uli-
cemi Chicago. RozmnOzila rady
zen, ktere jedine proto, re by
ly zeny, uSly zaslouzeneho tre
stu rukOu americke poroty,
ktera V pffpadu zen je ovada-
na citem ne rozumem a tax
V tomto pripadu opet porota
vtiskla pecet' sveho schvalenl
"a vrazedny Gin obzalovane a
tim vsem americkym zenam,
hodnym i jinakym, dala dalsl
svoleni ku vrazdeni Jim nepo-
hodlnych muzu.
A zatim ma lavici mezi sv6d-
ky sedela stara Ceska matka, o
Gena v cerny smutecni sat, srd-
&C jeji rozervano hroznymi my
slenkami O osudu sveho jedine-
no syna, sve nadeje, a re vseho
Jednani nerozumela nez to-,
kdyz vyrknuto bylO jmeno jejl
no syna a pax to, kdyz po vyne
semen rozsudku Sepot u ce-
skych ust Sc oval: "Je propu-
stena" !"
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DrObne
Oz1laarrlky


PRIME Sc reznicky pomoc-
mix. Stala prace, dobry plat.
Haste Sc u Miller Provision
Go. 5482 Broadway. !?
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MulIIuiIIlnIIlnlIIunIIuuIIunII'' u

dem pana Hartrighta. Prvnl,
co jsem po odchodu tohoto re
zamku pozoroval, byla napad-
ma truchlivo5t slecny Laury Fa-
irliove, o jejlz nastavajlci sva-
the baronem Percivalem mel
jsem sepsati zvlastnl smlouvu.
Ami V den sveho prijeZdu, ami
druhehO dine nemohl jsem mlu
viii Sc strycem a porucnikem
nevesty, panem Fairliem, jenz
cal mi vzkazati, re velmi jest
nemocen a re nemuze prijati
moji navStevu. Nezbyvalo mi te
dy, nez baviti Sc s ob6ma slec-
nami.
V nedeli dostal jsem dopis
cd pravniho zastupce barona
Percivala V nemz mi tento pO-
tvrzoval, re dostal muj opis
anonymniho dopisu a slibova .
ze vec baronovi primerenym
zpusobem oznami. Cele nedel-
III dopoleden rozmlouval jsem
jedin6 Sc slecnou Halkombo
YOU. Teprve odpoledne pridru-
lila Sc k nam slecna Fairliova.
Byla b'eda, sklicena a skoro
sobe nepodobna. Rozmlouval
jsem s nj a odvazil jsem Sc k
nekolika poznamkam jejln
nastavajiclm zenichu baronu
Percivalu Glydeovi. Vyslechl:,
mne a nerekla niceho. Bylo
ZfejmO, re tato lozmluva il ne
test. Zdalo Sc mi, re lituje svG-
no Zasnoubeni, jakz tomu ca
stO byva Il newest We vzneSe-
nych rodinach.
V pondeli prijel ocekavany
host = baron Percival. Jeho
zjev uciniI Ma mne dosti prizni
Wy DOZEN. Vypadal pon6kud
starSim, nez jsem oGekaval /;
vlasy jeho byly proridle a tvar
pon6kud vyhubla. AvSak jeho
Zpusoby a jeho rozmarna ma
lada upOmlnal y Ma mladGho Pc
sud muze. Naproti slecn6 Hal
komboVe choval sc Velmi srde-
enc. a nenucene; mne pax uVi-
tai takOVOu priVetlVOsti, Ze
stall jsme Sc hned dobrymi pri
tell.
Slecna tairlioVa nebyla pr;l-
We pritomna, kdyz baron pri-
Jel. PriSla asi deset minut p0
zd6ji. Baron ihned povsta a IL
ctive il pozdravil. Projevil u
primnou litost mad tim, re Sle-
Cna je pon6kud churaVa. Chtel
il ruku pollbiti, cemuz ona
vSak zabranila. Nepromluvila
S MIN ami sloVa a pouziia prvnI
prilezitosti a odeSla Z pokoje
Baron Zustal kIidnym a potion
ami jedinym slovem Sc nezml,
nil O nahlem odchodu sve nevt
sty. Vubec choval Sc jake opra
vdovy kavalir, jenz povzneser
jest made vsechny malicher
nosti.
Ia chvili 20 odchodu slecny
Fairliovy poCal sam mluvitist
anonymnim dopisu, cimz zba
vii mas nemilych rozpaku. Pra
vii, re pred svym odjezdem :
domova stavel Sc u sveho pray
niho pritele a tn pry Sc dove
del, re jeho nastaVa.nci neVG
sta dostala nepodepsany lis
velice podezreleho obsahu. Pr
pamatoval jsem lined, Ze ori
ginal tOhoto .istu mann u seb,
a nabidl jsem mu jej k nahlG,
mutt. Dekoval mi srdecn6, vSal
na dopis Sc ami nepodival, rka
re cetl opis a re uplne mi dtl
veruje.
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