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The theocrat. [volume] (Zion City [i.e. Zion], Ill.) 1914-1949, 1918-08-10

that we are n how Jerusalem lieth waste, and
the gates thereof are burned with fire: come,
and let us build up the wall of Jerusalem that
we be no more reproach.
"Then l told them of the hand OF my God
which was good upon me; as also the kings
words that he had spoken unto me. And they
said, Let us rise up and build. SO they
strengthened their hands for this good work.
4. Sanballat, Tobiah and Goshen appear up
on the scene = Chapter 2:19, 20:
"But when Sanballat the Horonite, and
Tobiah the servant, the Anmonite, and Goshen
the Arabian, heard it, they laughed us to scorn,
and despised us, and said, What is this thing
that ye do? will ye rebel against the king?
Then answered them, and said unto them,
The God of heaven, He will prosper us: there
fore we His servants will arise and build: but
We have no portion nor right, nor memorial,
in Jerusalem"
Note how the enemies of God and the over
seer piled up in one bed. One was an Horon-
ite, one an Ammonite and the other an Arabian
= all savages, pagans, heather, enemies OF GOD
and His then being restored Z1On
5. These enemies, having no real argument,
resort to sarcasm, ridicule and fun-mak-
ing Chapter 4:1-3:
'But it came to pass, that when Sanballat
heard that we buided the wall, he was Wroth,
and took great Indignation, and Knocked the
Jews.
"And he spake before his brethren and the
army of Samaria, and said, What do these
feeble Jewso will they fortify themselves? will
The theocrat. [volume] (Zion City [i.e. Zion], Ill.) 1914-1949, 1918-08-10

2. Nehemiah pays no attention to the howls
of pain and grief of his enemies, but i'm
mediately investigates the condition of the
work SO that he might know what first to
do, and how to do it-Chapter 2:11-13, 10:
so came to Jerusalem, and was there
three days.
And arose in the night; and some few
men with me; neither told any man what my
God had put in my heart to do at Jerusalem:
neither was there any beast with me, save the
beast that rode upon.
And went out by night by the gate of the
valley, even before the dragon well, and to the
dung port, and viewed the walls of Jerusalem,
which were broken down, and the gates thereof
were consumed with fire.
And the rulers knew not whittier I went,
or what [ did niether had I as yet told it to
the Jews, nor to the priests, nor to the mobiles,
not to the rulers nor to the rest that did the
work."
5. Nehemiah appeals to the people to help him
in the great restoration work - Chapter
2:17, 18:
"Then said unto them, Ye see the distress
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1918-02-04
DIARIES
COMBINE DELIVERY

In an attempt TO keep the cost OF
milk at n minimum to the consumer
In Seattle. four of Seattle's leading
dniries last Wednesday afternoon
agreed TO eonfine their deliveries to
a fixed district in the city 10 elm
mate the duplication OF routes and
the attendant unnecessary cost.
The change took place Friday,
February /, and the dairies affected
are the Mayflower. Broadway, Brook
Ign and Merrymount. Beginning to-
morrow all customers I'm the north
end of the city-University Walling.
ford. Fremont, Green Lake and Bal
lard-will be served by the Brooklyn
Dairy exclusively. The Mayflower
Dairy will serve Queen Anne Hill.
and the Merrymount Dairy will de.
liver mt Interplay. Capitol Hill. with
Madrona and Broadway. will be di-
vided between the three larger
iairies. while Mayflower MIX will
be distributed In West Seattle by
McTaggart's and the West Seattle
Dairy.
The agreement affects the retail
trade only. Grocers will be supplied
~ before.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1918-02-04
"Boys Who Don't FIT Aided by New 4
Science, Psychiatry, at Camp Lewis

SLOW mothers boys must 20"
While the men who associate with
them poke fun at them and hold
them 10 blame for their rnisfortune,
the psychlatrist doesn't.
II try 10 place myself In the posi-
ton OF the man and 10 see his trou-
bles with his eyes" said the captain
Then / can understaud why he does
certain things or leaves them un-
done. Then can suggest remedy.
I can recommend that he be trans
ferred from work that he honestly
loathes to work that be can DO ana
is Interested In. or ] can SEND MN
home II can find nothing for hmm
10 do.
The first examination In the test
ing OF the mans renexes and phys
zeal tests, 20 determine the prescnce
or absence Of organic disease when
would make the man rebeiiious 70
discipllns Or give his mind a wrong
slant there IL organic trouble. TOT
example. a pressure on the brain.
perhaps an operation or treatment
win remedy the rnaisdy and make
dull man into a good soldier.
Local Boards Wrong
Local boards. In the opinion OF tho
captain, were wrong in sending
slow" men TO camp. Many times
they did IL because the man wanted
10 come and because they believed
the man would find some useful
place In the army.
A great part Of the psychiatrfsts
work Is not 20 much with mind dis
orders as with what might be term
ed temperament disorders"
"A man may have knowledge that
would make him Of great value TO
the army, and stu the army may
not be able 10 use him" he said
There is no place here for a genius
A genius will not and cannot accept
orders or advice on the subject OF
which he knows most soldier
must obey"
From this line OF reasoning. Capt
Smith lays down the general rule.
subject, OF course. 20 exceptions. that
the head Of a great business, who has
always issued orders and never
obeyed. cannot be an efficient officer
or soldier. He can't obey.
Process Il Gentle
Capt Smith has a test that he ass
plies In every case.
Il say TO myself" he declared.
Would I be willing 10 have this
man next TO me in a trench or next
20 my son on the battle 'front.' Would
feel safe with him there? Would
his presence as an officer or an en-
listed man put my life in hazard. or
would II contribute to the success in
arms Of the United States army"
SO. while psyehiatry lays bare
things that are hidden from the eyes
Of the layman. IL is a gentle search
and n necessary search
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1918-02-04
RUB NEURALGIA
AWAY! END PAIN
Instant relief from nerve tor
ture and misery with old
st. Jacobs Liniment"

Get n small trial bottle,
Rub this soothing. penetrating
oil right into the sore. iuflamsa
nerves. and Ike mngic-ucuralRin
disappears. st Jacobs Linlment"
conquers pain. II II a harmless neu
ralgia relief which doesn't burn
or diseolor the skin.
Don't suffer! It's 80 needless
Get a small trial bottle from any
drug store and gently rub the
aching nerves." and In just n mo-
mcnt you will be absolutely free
from pain. ache and suffering. but
what will please you more is
that the misery VIII not come
back.
No difference whether your pair
or neuralgia misery IL In the face
head or any part of the body. you
get instant relief and without in.
jury.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1918-02-04
CAMP LEWIS OFFENDERS
GIVEN SENTENCES OF 40
YEARS IN PENITENTIARY
e,oo coryespondeuf

staff Correspondent
CAMP LEWIS, Tacoma, FEB.
l-Courtsmartial Mt this camp
last week doied out . total Of ~
years Imprisonment TO soldSR
malefactors. II
Privases Fred Hendricks and
Charles Utroska. Of Co. c. 44th Res
uIar Infantry. ran away from camp
and held up several Portland citizens.
taking two watches and few dollars
in money. Dishonorable discharges.
forfeiture OF pay and allowances ana
10 years apiece in a federal penitenr
tiary.
Private Clyde l.. Elliott. Co. y.
sisth Engineers. was ordered TO ~
port TO his company for drifl. and
didn't do it. Ten years for him
Private Jack II. Davis. Co. r.
18th Regular Infantry. is years old.
stole n watch and cmbezzled SIS from
his first sergeant. The court-rnartial
gave him 10 years. but the command
ing general. because of his youth.
cut the sentence TO five years.
Lieut.. Hubert u. Hoover. OF the
Judge advocates office. prosecuted
the cases.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1918-02-04
A New Word" Pikerism"

While the rest of sending sons and brothers
battle knitting socks for soldiers buying Liberty bonds
and saving food and fuel listen TO the sort of pap that Big
Business being fed upon The following quotation is from
article by W. Barron editor and publisher of the Wall
Street Journal and the Boston News Bureau financial pa
pers with wide circulation in their chosen field and
large influence with other financial editors all over the
country:
whether ncipient socialism. slackerism,, or German
propaganda responsible for the demand for the consc
ton of wealth TO fight the mmaeria the demand
is in the interests of the three suspects and helps their
designs
How sensitive is the pocketbook nerve, after all! How
the dollars do howl when they hit in the place where
they live.
But thst falacy won't go down with the American
people. And. thank God. IL won't go down with the VIII
administration The man in the White House knows,
just the people know that consumption is the democratic
way of fighting democratic and that TO be effective.
conscrpon has got to work both the pocketbook
well the home. Our need is for every dollar no
less than for every and going to put them all
to work the bright round railroad dollars have already
found out.
The fact is that the transparent and surprisingly
intelligent efforts in the camouage line by the doughty
Barron the occasion for the coinage of word
to 60 along with Sackerism and proGermanism"-
word "Pikerism"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1918-02-04

staff Correspondent
CAMP LEWIS. Tacoma. Feb.
"A mothers boy" cant be-
come n good soldier.
psyehintry. newest OF useful
sciences. found out this fact. and
u host Of others of equal interest
and Importance. since II was put
20 work clearing the national
army ~ dead timber and making
IL more efficient In adjusting tho
man and the Job.
Like all things now. psychic
try. even 30 medical men outside
the United States army tno other
army has adopted ~. In little un-
derstood. To most people the
word stands for something on
the orsi~r Of BLACK Art" myster.
ious and awful.
They search Mind
The N-ray'H eye only looks into the
body in search of disease. while the
psychiairinta peer into the brain and
anRlyzo character and test tempera
ment. but they do II gently
There In no glittering array OF pol.
ished instruments and no rubber
gioyed. white ROBBED and white maak
I'd surgeon Instead there IL a kind
~. white haired. sympathetic phyni.
clan. who talks with n smile. When
he's thru talking and his patient In
thru replying 90 his matter OF fact
questions. he has n thumbnail sketch
OF the Hoidler'H mental makeup. and
u IL on the result OF this eonverEa.
ton. In many cases. that the man
continues aa a soldier or II sent back
TO his home as unfit
In IA word. psyehiatry In scientific
common sense horse renne-stAnd.
ardizrd and combined with all knowl'
edge science possesses about the
brain and Us workings.
Seattle Man nj Head
Capt. Robert 4. Smith In division
psyehia,rtst. For seven years he
treated brain disorders in Seattle
and before that he was associate pro
fcHnor Of neurology and brain dis
ease At tho baltimore Medical col
ioEe.
lie has ono assistant. Firn, Lieut..
Dick Ross. Of Salem. Ore. Thss@ two
examine every man sent 10 them by
company commanders or base honpi.
tai physicians
This results % some Of these simple
little crosaaucntiouinxs are amazing
and yet. like the deductions 81 shsr.
lock Holmes. when they ar. explain
ID. one feels like saying. Why.
that's nothlnE Anybody could zee
that with half an ryer'
Capt Smith. In an Interview. said
Perhaps our greatest work is with
tho men who are allow They are
tho butt OF tho company jokemakers
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1918-02-04

Ten times as many income tar re
turns must be filed for the year 1917.
under the war revenue act. a. were
filed In 1916. according 10 figures
complied by the treasury department.
This lie due largely TO the extension
Of the income Tar feature Of the law
to smaller personal incomes.
Banks and frus, companies Of the
country arc cooperating with the Of.
flee OF the collector Of internal rev.
enue in instrucung their clients and
others in filling out their statements.
In the past" the collector ssyE,
the banks and trust companies have
been Of great assistance TO tho gov
eminent and individuals In this way.
They have coilated and published,
not only tho text OF the law. but also
the numerous necessary rulings OF
the department Of the treasury. They
have furnished their accounting ex.
partu services to individuals without
charge In assisting them in the prep
aration Of returns In conformity with
legal requirements
The preparation OF returns under
tho new law is more difficult than in
the past. For this reason. and the
increased number OF persons TO make
returns. this cooperation In even
more desirable than In tho past
The banks and trust companies
We know. are making preparations
to render this service. They will de.
vote even more time than ever"
SO. II. after writing 10 The star
about II. you still don't understand
that income tax statement. go 10
your banker He's working for Tn
Gle Sam. and he wifi see that your
statement In correct before IL Is
sent in.
ON tho year 1917 sold some
property. amounting TO s2.4ii. on the
installment plan OF monthly
-nents. received. during the year
81 1880. What portion Will | include
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1918-02-04
FROM THE PODUNK BuGLE

Fire Chief Henby hasn't located
his badge yet he misplaced some.
where two weeks ago. Luckily no
fire took place TN the meantime.
Lem Heskins came into town yes.
terday and was somewhat riled. He
says he's had his fill with Ogelby's
General Store. They sold me a
music stool last Saturday night. -
Lem says. "and when / took II
home. tn darned thing couldn',
play a note"
Jesse. our popular tonsorial
artist. found Josh Sands long lost
earmuffs with the clippers. while
giving Josh his annual hair cut. yes
terday.
The masquerade ball at widges
auditorium last night was n huge
success. everybody in full mask. cx'
ccpt Hank Hickle. who came as m,
ture made him.
Heavy SHOWS during the past
week have forced tho Old Willow
drum and fife corps 10 practice
marching while playing. indoors
They are working out In the Home
League Lodge hall. "Altho crnmp
ed for space little" says Henry
Lenberry, the leader. I'VE expect to
get enough practice outside 10 put
US in shape for the doings on 4th
OF July"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1918-02-04

in my income statement Al
1880 was all Taln. make report II
not. return only portion OF gain re-
ceived on each payment II your net
income IN then less than 81 900. do
not report
Q-In the year 1917 I borrowed
1880. giving mortgage for the
amount This money went TO pay
my taxes and other household ex-
pennes OF my family. VIII have TO
include this 81 500 as part OF my In.
come for the year 1912 A.--No. DO
no; include 81 500 in income. Inter.
est and taxes are detuetlble as ex.
pcnnes
o-Income for the year 1917.
N.sas.5s. repairs. iassis; tax. $3.50.
Not married. Must make a return
A---Apparently ne; income In less
than $1,000. II 80. no return requir-
ed. unless income from rented prop.
crty. Repairs look heavy.
OFF an unmarried man whose in.
come il close TO $1,000. and he does
not know what his income In. what
could he do7 What penalty would n
person receive who did no, turn in a
report under the above situation
A.-Asocrtain income from company.
II possible. Penalty. from $50 TO
81 600.
o-fs a married man entitled TO a
personal exemption of $4,000 and
1900 additional exemption on account
OF two dependent children. whose to-
tai net income does not exceed s.. 400.
but does equal or exceed $4,000. re-
CURED TO render a return. Ayes.
While he viii not be required to pay
an income tax. he is required TO rem.
der a return II his net income equals
or exceeds $1,000.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1918-02-04
BUSY, HARD WORKED
MEN AND WOMEN

WIN find that the sarMapariiia. pep
ain. nux and Iron treatment com
priNei IN Hoods SarAaparllla and
Peptiron will give brain and nerve
force. relieve tho nervous strain In.
cident 90 too much 10 do In too III.
u. time" Characteristic Of life today.
These blood and nerve medicines
seem TO lift the nervous and over
worked into new life. enabling them
TO accomplish easily the things that
have fr~t,ed them and have seemed
TO bring them 90 a r'andstiIi.
Hobd'n SarAa partlia and Peptiron
arc very effectively supplemented by
Hood. pills. In cases where a lara.
tive IL needed. These three prepare.
tons are all sold by your druggist.
Get them today.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1918-02-04
Disease Cannot BE Reached
by Local Treatment

What pity that so many people
fellow blindly the old bell.weather
method OF treating Catarrh. and thus
postpone from day to day the time
when they will be free from this
annoying and disgusting complaint.
The choked.up air passages are I'M
stopped for the time being by med
icated sprays and atomizers. but do
they remain open? Isn't the relief
only temporary? over and over
again. these accumulauons gather,
because the disease which causes
them is being untouched by the
treatment.
Cleanse the blood thoroughly of all
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1918-02-04
Catarrh Is Untouched by
Atomizers and Inhalers

Catarrh germs. and your Catarrh
will promptly disappear. For this
purpose. there is no remedy that can
equal s. $. s.. the reliable. purely
vegetable blood remedy. that has
been on the market for more than
fifty years. 1t is sold by drug stores
In all parts OF the land. and IL you
obtain n bottle and begin treatment
today. you will Immediately see that
you are on the right road. S. s. s.
thoroughly cleanses the blood and re-
moves from II every trace of Catarrh
germs. II your case after beginning
the S. S. S. treatment. requires spe-
cial instructions. write to our med
ical director for complete advice,
which he will give you without
charge. Address Swift Specific Co.,
C-s7i. Swift Laboratories. Atlanta,
Ga.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1918-02-04
He Cracks Whip
for u. S. Jackies

Recruits tremblc in his presence.
and when he banks his commands
strong men quail Military Mac"
Newton MeKelvcy--is the chief
master at arms at the Mare Island
training camp for tackles. and the
most widely known disciplInarian
in the U. s. Navy once in a great
while he grins--but the raw "gobs"
know Il Is but the lull before n
storm. Mac turns out the finest
sailors I'm the land.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1918-02-04

IN. following have been used with
suecesa AT many Of tho military
camps.
The feet and legs should be free
with stockings and ahocs removed
Ifnd~rtiYawsrs and hre~chen loosen.
ed 40 an In no way 10 restrict or
limit muscular action Of tho legs.
The 20. exercises arc tho first
ones taken up. First the toes
should 30 nercd TO the extreme
point Of ficxion by hard pun Of
the muscles Of the sole Of the feet
This should be followed by extern.
sion % the toes without undue ef
fort
This exercise mus, be repeated
continuously from five 20 ten min
utrs. the shorter period at the BE-.
ginning. gradually isnRthening tho
time Of this particular exercise un-
III N. fun time In possible without
fatigue.
The second exercise Ii n continue.
ton Of this ficrion Of the toes on
the sole 81 tho foot. plus roliiAE on
the outer edge OF tho feet. When
the weight rests on tho edges Of tho
feet. q strong. hard pull IL made
with tho flexible MUSCLES OF tn.
toes. then the foot IN allowed 10 re-
sumo its usual position without any
muscular effort.
At the beginning. IS or 20 minutes
Ia sufficient for the entire routine
Of exercise. Later. after the muscles
become stronger. fun half hour
may be devoted 10 this without the
subject becoming ovcrtircd. The CT.
erciac should BE- INDUCED in both
morning and evening
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1918-02-04
POLICE PROSECUTE
200 WORKERS IN 3. C.,

VICTORIA. II. c.. Feb. 4.--More
than 200 names have been secured
by the police for prosecution for vio-
latlng the Lords day by labor.
Newspaper employees, pressmen and
printers. cigar clerks, tobacconists.
workers in candy shops. garage
workers and men employed In the
power plant in the city. all were
listed and early prosecution is ex.
pected
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1918-02-04

strings' For years they have never
changed Jobs, or girls. or clothes,
without consulting mother or father.
and now. with mother or fnther miles
away. they cant make decisions for
themselves. ana do IL rapidly. Since
an army can not more be efficient
than tho least efficient men. these
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1918-02-04
$4,000 VOTERS HAVE
FAILED TO REGISTER

Registration closes Friday night.
and there are more than 10000
qualified voters who have not yet
placed their names on the books.
Chief Repatriation Clerk Gaines Is
preparing TO keep the office open as
late at night ms there IL any one in
the office waiting to be registered.
altho the regular closing hour Is 20
O'Clock.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1918-02-04

and their captains call them stupid
or stubborn. They try hard 10 do
what In right. but they can't Then
they are sent ID uH
Slow Men Hinder
Tn the vast majority OF cases they
are what we call rmorons'. men who
have been tied 20 mothers apron
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1918-02-04

WASHINGTON. Feb. 4-The day
light saving bill not only will save
hundreds of thousands OF tons OF
coal. but win bring about postpone
ment Of new investments in equip
ment TO carry the peak OF the load"
in central power stations. according
TO information furnished members Of
congress by the United States Cham
Der OF Commerce.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1918-02-04
Bolsheviki and Rumania

1t will be well to closely observe the affairs of Rumania
The Boshevk have threatened the arrest of her king
and sending her utimatums threatening to beat her up
The trouble is mainly due to Rumanan authorities arrest
ing Austrian officers passing thru her territory and to
hesitation about giving Russian desertes free passage thru
Jassy temporary capital of Rumana and the whole affair
is at very dangerous stage.
Rumana joined the allies thru honorable inspiration
She has fought Loyalty and suffered greatly Will the allies
desert her if the Bolshev forces attack her? If allied
forces beat off the Bohevi from Ruania will the latter
turn to Austria and Germany for aid?
There surely possibilities down in that little
corner of the Balkans, that are loaded with worry
WITH thrift and conservation the motto of the nn-
ti0n IS crime that deserves nothing of pyson
terms for set Of TO raise the price
product that Is recommended O substitute for whent
anything else. Seattle and Coast speculators be-
mare! The patience Of the people may sometimes be
ouer-tared. This goes for landlords too.
The Seattle snow didnt last long enough even for
poets TO sing about IL. Editors should aooyry
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1918-02-04

a large number
Of young men
are handicapped
because OF fiat
feet
Certain oxer.
clses help TO cure
this condition
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1918-02-04
The War Within

From friend in Washington who is we'll posted or
inner political matters, the editor of The Star has re
'ceved letter, part of which follows
o that Will The matte Is supposed
Is under the
Wall bankers ms
and MIXED railroads.. out thout n
Enemies organized
make Roadway during the but can't openly fight
Of the earnestly patriotic attitude Of Samuel
American Federation
n toward too much
II growth NOV
from North Dakota until spread
the and then untes
with organized labor Of the Industrial
OF course the writer doesn't mean that special priv
ege fears the usual type of partisan Democracy It fea
democracy with small "d'-whch means control of thu
government by the people.