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Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1918-10-03
SRODKI OSTROzNOSCI
PRZECIW

90 dnla lgO paZQZlernlKa D.. y:
SmiertelnoSc w Chicago byl,
mn~iejsza, anizeli w roku zeszlym
co dowodzi, re miasto Chicago
nalezy do najzdrowszych Mast W
kraju. Wzywa do zachowania "a
sadniczych regu} hygyniecznych
radzi prowadzic zycie regularne
jeSc ostroznie ME "a wiele, sy,
piac DUO, zazywac jak najwiecel
Swiezego powietrza, ME kaszlet
ami kichac ma inne osoby, ME splu
wac W ~miejscach publicznych 49,
ME calowac innych os6b, zwiasz'
GA jeSli choruja ma zaziebienil
lub influenze.
STREFA MILITARNA PRE-
CIV P~ROSTYTUCYI.
Gale miasto Chicago i kilka So,
siednich ,,townshipow' objetych
jest w novel strefie militarnej
antiprostytucyjnej, kt6ra wczo
raj ustanowi} dr.. ST. Clair Drake.
dyrektor stanowy departamenttI
zdrowia publicznego. ma mocy II
stawy stanowej, ktora zezWala
takie strcfy ustanawiac ma okofo
Iszk0} i zakladow, do ktorych IL
czeszczajq zolnierze ,marynarze,
Zarzadzenie dotyczy nietylko
wszystkich nor w Chicago, ale
take i notorycznych kabaretow
Ii domow nierzqdu w przedmie-
Sciu Burnham ma poludnie Cd
Chicago.
Akcya re strony wladz stano-
wych okazala sic konieczna Z po-
wodu tego, il mimo zadan Z Wa
szyngtonu ami wiadze mieJskic
ami t~utejsze wladze federalne ME
tylko re ME powziefy zadnych
'ieszcze krokow, ale nawet na
wszelkie zarzuty, IL prostytucya
i nieprawna sprzedaz trunkoW
Acknowledgment sic rozwielmozni-
la, odpowiada}y zadaniem dowo"
dow, oburzajac sic ma rzckomo
fa}szywe przedstawianie sytuacyi
we fa1szywem Swietle. Co wiecej,
burmistrz Thompson i szef tutej-
szego federalnego biura sprawie-
dliwoSci ME stawili sic ma konfe-
rencye, jaka sic odby}a ma We.
wanie kapitana G, J. Andersona,
reprezentanta departament6w
wojny ! marynarki.
Surowe kroki beda powzietc
przeciw prostytutkom, zarazo-
nym chorobami wenerycznemi
przeciw miejscom, w kt6rych
przebywaja.
= Forsa detektyw6w i inwesty-
gatorek, ktorzy w zycie WproWa-
dza regufy przeciw prostytucyl,
.gdzie wladze lokalne okazuja sic
niAdbale, juz zosta}a rozmlesz.
'czona. Lecznice beda otwarte.
Sztab 1ekarzy egzaminujacych
a~systent6w bedzie zaangazowany.
w lecznicach nabyc bedzie MOI
ma salwarsan i inne lekarstwa.
IChofe kobiety beda podleg}e
,kwarantanie, albo tez beda IL
mieszczone w szpitalu, gdzie po-
~zostanq do wyleczenia.
Miejsca, gdzie prostytutki by
waja, bedq opatrzone naPlsaml'
przestrzegajacymi pred choro-
bami wenerycznemi.
lest nadzieja, re miejski wy
dzia} zdrowia bedzie wspolpraco-
wal z wladzami stanowymi.
Kap. Anderson wyslal listy d.
burn. Thompsona ! szefa Ga
baugh'a, ktorych wzywa ich, ably
sami oznaczyli dzieh, w ktorym
NIGGA przybyt ma konferencye
tBurmistrz Thompson wczoraj
byi w ratuszu, lecz mic ME miaI
do powiedzenia. P. Clabaugt
znajduje sic we Waszyngtonle.
POsTEPY w RAMPANT IA
CZWARTA POzYCZKA.
Wy a~:+oc,: ~ czu,orto ~oO5vrz
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1918-10-03
$4,000: UJETY
WKRoTCE POTEM.

Uzbrojony rabuS wczoraj popo-
ludniu zrabowa1 $1,000 Z banku
Park Ridge State Bank. Wszedf
do banku, gdy nikogo w MIN ME
by1o procz ,tellera" O. H. Fran
Ike i dw6ch stenografistek, i "a
zada1 $4,000. FRANKIE, ME tracac
zimnej krwi, zaczq} perswadowac,
rabusiowi re ma tylko $1,000, a
tymczasem nadepna} ia elektry-
czny alarm pod biurkiem, kt6ry
zadzwoni} pred bankiem i ma sta
cyl policyjnej pc drugiej stronie
ulicy. Widzac pred SODA rewol-
wer nabity. FRANKIE da} rabusiowi
$4,000 w banknotach, poczem ten
sic Z banku wycofa}, grozac mu
5miercia, jeSli sic ruszy Z miejSca.
Skoro jednakze juz by1 ma ulicy
i zaczql uciekac do torow kolejo-
wych i pola kukurydzy obok
tychze, FRANKIE wybieg} I rewol-
werem i puSci} sic "a MIN w po-
Scig. P~rzyiaczyli sic do niego
kupcy sqsiedni w automobilach.
IOtoczono rabusia ma polu kuku--
jrydzy. L. Gill, szofer cezarowe-
90 automobile, trafif kamienlem
rabusia w glove, CO go oszo}omi-
10, poczem Z iatwoScia go ujeto.
RADIUS nazywa sic Conrad NOZZLE
Il mieszka pnr. 2OO1 Warwick
ave.
INNE MIEJ-
SKIE.
w sobote wieczorem odbe-
die sic oSwietlona parada kobiet
jako kulminacya pierwszego ty-
godnia Rampant "a czwarta po-
zyczka wolnoSciowa.
Bruno Steindel, gfowny eel
lista Chicagoskiej Orkiestry
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1918-10-03
g
CE$g
REZOLUCYE

k6lka L~iteraCkiego ma Tr6jco-
vie.
Zwazywszy re K6Iko Literac-
kie ma Tr0jcowie re Smiercia S.
p. Maryi G6rcckiej tract jedna
z najzasIuzehszych swych czlOn
kin i dalej
Zwaiywszy, re s. p. Maya
G0recka cd lat szeregu chetnie
uczestniczyIa w pracach podcj-
mowanych przez K6ikO. przeto
My, CzlOnkowie i czlonkinie
K6lka. wyraiany sw0j zal SER
deczny pc stracie tax Zacnej
cZiOnkini, tudZicz
P~rZeSyIamy scrdeczne siOwa
wspoIcZucia rOdzinic Zmarici 1
Iaczymy sic razem W modlitwie,
BY Najwyzszy raczyI przyjac
szlachetna dusze s. p. Maryi Go
reckici do przybytk0w niebics-
kich.
Zarzad K6lka Literackiego.
The Corpus Christi caller. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1918-1987, 1918-07-30

rlno rMt Travis county hroiieat
Infu 4no ,isn.,ffintni i nlen lef uf Drrft.
sIsr euNcIs HH nufa +t.rtrss fn tn.
Nutasff rhus ans nie.I, dome tna
NiN luuk affirmative ia Tho hospital
warIs
Cnaf NaNnt. also III Cnyis county,.
altr dri4nifui uutettilunont Ail
ul4auol ~ fh, e1rls. noN h Is IA
uNndUfui litW UinN. ana nm nnxioti.
tn visit H.
I.asaon sohuo Corpus Christi. aiso
SCENT n number IL prettf suuafes for
the c1vcrleis
WA0f to feli YOU about The wonder
ful window dis1lay IN iht charnher ~
Commerce AUSTIN. li was arrsngcd ~,
the GDeuue club TfHyis county Tbee,,
aff cann,d products from the cuh Il
srhnn earion and Rod cross exhibit
made hN thc GIFTS. and haci, of IL hangs
tNeir 'ryico 0ae with Three dear sold
1us surrounded ~ a.Ntoan blue ONES.
Ihis ls ono uI the mos, attractive its.
riHfs iNe Chomhnr 81 Commerce has
Nfrr nHd. uu hundreds OF people sfao
Hailv to nDt ri lt
NaNn thr finest lett6I from Prof D.
10. NfaIlnt oi the College at Industrial
ifis iu which b, compliments most
The Corpus Christi caller. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1918-1987, 1918-07-30
Takina q TestImo0l in crlminai CAGES

- ~. N = = =
u.s., i'it' '''@..l'i.N 80.
l N.t'.ie 4i INC
ga ~ susie oi N'e.
'.Nr i'i 'tiflln iiFnis pr oc-
'N ~ 'i't'iiit iiaS, p
".l 'Nt NlANHtt lh MNi'h
ii''t '' ii'rt'HNn' ANi
iiiN- l"t lhN ptNNNttns Ni i's-
''t.'Nt "t 'N' WITNESSES i"i hoih
p ',"a' N"N lNt' '."h
"H the l'eslslaiufe az
trNaN
T'Ni'.'h ihat section llul ot Az
..,', a. gi lng constitution ei ne
The Corpus Christi caller. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1918-1987, 1918-07-30
HOME ECONOMICS CLUBS

WEEKLY LESSON ISSUED ~ MRS. } L. LANDRuM ORGANIZER
AND SUPERVISOR FOR THE STATE DEPARTMENT
CULTURE or GIRLS CLUES ECONOMICS AND
The Corpus Christi caller. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1918-1987, 1918-07-30

siE league scores Ia thu Gala,
every day In the week,
The Corpus Christi caller. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1918-1987, 1918-07-30

i.einfna nom aA out az if1 pccaa,
@ 'ht eighth diHfltf.
l.8eIf sHr
Garrett N4s4
The Corpus Christi caller. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1918-1987, 1918-07-30

Acting Secretary 81 State.
.-Ady.-July lQ.lIsLsl
The Corpus Christi caller. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1918-1987, 1918-07-30

t'tufna ffom fsi ouf of rAf ufn.
eis n lho aeconl district
The public ledger. [volume] (Maysville, Ky.) 1913-1968, 1918-06-27
kept HER AWAKE
The Terrible Pains in Back and
Sides. Cardui Gave Relief.

Marksville, Ls.-Mrs. Alice Johnson,
Of this place, writes: "For one year ]
suffered with an awful misery in my back
and sides. My left side was hurting me
all.the time. The misery was something
awful.
! could not do anything, not even sleep
at night. II kept me awake most Of the
night .. .ltook different medicines, but
nothing did me any good or relieved me
until took Cardui. :.
Twas not able to do any Of my work
for one year and got worse all the time,
was confined 10 my bed off and on. ! got
so bad with my back that when ! stopped
down ! was not able to straighten up
again decided ] would try Cardui
:. BY time had taken the entire bottle
I was feeling pretty good and could
straighten up and my pains were nearly
al gone.
shall always praise cardui. con-
linued taking Il until was strong and
well" liyou suffer rom pains due 10
female complaints, Cafdui may be Just
what you need. Thousands Of women
who once suffered In This way now praise
carduI for thelf present good health.
Give ~ hi. kc-io
The public ledger. [volume] (Maysville, Ky.) 1913-1968, 1918-06-27

Furthermore, we doubt if any wo-
man ought to wear her waist so low
it doesn't conceal her powder rag.
The public ledger. [volume] (Maysville, Ky.) 1913-1968, 1918-06-27

Omar Dodson, Wholesale Grocer, MaysVl|e, Ky.

Department of Agriculture from the
railroad Administration. The box
car situation is reported to be better
at the present time than it has been
at any period within the past three
years. On May l box cars began to
move into wheat territory, and wheat
carrying roads are expected to have
on their lines more than the normal
amount of box cars owned by them.
Cars are being parked in wheat-load-
ing territory which, 1t is pointed out,
was impossible last year. The Rail-
road Administration says that it will
continue to move cars to wheat-load-
ing territory as long as there is any
indication that additional cars Will be,
needed Through cooperating with
the Food Administration grain cor
poration, officials are confident that
congestion of wheat at the seaboard
will be prevented.
The public ledger. [volume] (Maysville, Ky.) 1913-1968, 1918-06-27
FIRST NUMBER
In Lottery of Draft VIII BE Drawn
BY Baker-Details Of Drawing Of
Master Numbers for SOO.WW
Newly Registered Men
Announced.

Washington, June 25-Drawing of
order numbers for the 100000 men
who registered for military service
last June 5, will be held Thursday in
the same committee room in the SEN
ate office building in which the first
great national lottery was held near
ly year ago.
Invitations to attend the drawing
have been sent to all important gov
eminent officials and to members of
the military committees of both the
senate and house. Secretary Baker
blindfolded, will draw the first num-
Der from the bowl at $3.50 a. m, and
the selection will continue until all
the capsules containing the master
numbers have been removed. Last
year 10000 numbers were used and
the drawing continued for seventeen
hours. With a maximum of 1880
men estimated from the district show
ing the largest registration on June
5, 1t is expected that the second lot
terry will be completed within three
hours.
Establishment of five classes for
the registrants, fixing relative liabili-
ty for service, will make Thursdays
drawing of far less Importance even
to the men directly concerned than
was that of year ago. The order in
which a registrant's number Is drawn
Thursday will determine only his
place in the class to which he will
be assigned, whereas the first draw
ing was to fix the registrant's place
in the order of his call for service.
Assignment Of registrant to class
one is practically certain to entail
his early call to colors II he is ply
sically fit and II he is given deferred
classification his position in the 9TH
err classes is Of little moment.
The public ledger. [volume] (Maysville, Ky.) 1913-1968, 1918-06-27
ROBERTSON WILL GO OVER

Secretary Dodds Of the Chamber Of
Commerce received communication
from Hon. w. T. Kenton, chairman OF
the War Savings Campaign In Rob-
ertson county In which he says he has
splendid organization and the pre-
cinct chairman are doing splendid
work but he came to the conclusion
that some extra work must be done
on the outside 80 he started out and
canvassed the county. He says that
he did not take less than the limit
from any OF the prospects and at the
conclusion Of bic campaign. found
The public ledger. [volume] (Maysville, Ky.) 1913-1968, 1918-06-27

AS a general thing, the older man
gets the less his necktie amounts to-
The public ledger. [volume] (Maysville, Ky.) 1913-1968, 1918-06-27
DON'T WAIT EVEN A DAY

The of every War Savings Stamp worker in Ken
tucy directed in particular to point brought in President
Wilson's appeal urging the purchase of War Savings Stamps The
president says:
81 earnestly appeal to every and child to pledge
themselves before June 2Sh Clearly this that pledges
should this and including June %
War Savings workers urged make clear that while June
2 War Savings Pledge Day. and while the effort for
the pledges will that day. the
reality on from this time mountaineering from and in
Guiding June %.
Our Pacific coast that admired beauty finds
body looking toward the Atlantic where they have submarines and
aeroplane and all the other nautical and terial styles
The public ledger. [volume] (Maysville, Ky.) 1913-1968, 1918-06-27

Correspondents ,0I please give facts as briefly "a
possible. Bnen anything OF great Importance occurs
Sse the Telegraph or tie Telephone at our expense.
The public ledger. [volume] (Maysville, Ky.) 1913-1968, 1918-06-27

himself in possession of seventy-two
$1,000 subscribers and not through
yet.
Robertson county's allotment was
$S2, APO and 1t looks as though Judge
Kenton will obtain the quota through
his personal efforts and that when the
precinct chairmen have made their
report, Friday, Robertson county Will
have almost doubled its quota.
This report bespeaks of the fine
type of patriotism that we have
known existed in Robertson county
for some time and both Judge Ken
ton and the citizens of our neighbor-
ing county are to be commanded for
the splendid effort put forth.
The public ledger. [volume] (Maysville, Ky.) 1913-1968, 1918-06-27
BOX CARS FOR WHEAT MOVE.
MENT

ton-Arrangements are be-
made to take care of the necessary
requirements for box cars for moving
wheat with reasonable promptness,
according to advices received by the
The public ledger. [volume] (Maysville, Ky.) 1913-1968, 1918-06-27
v|NOL MAKES
CHILDREN STRONG
And lnvigorates Old Peoplo

Any doctor will tell you that the
ingredients of Vinol as printed below
contain the elements needed to i'm
prove the health of delicate children
and restore strength to old people.
r Cod Liver and Beef Peptones, Iron
and Manganese peptonates, Iron and
Ammonium Citrate, Lime and Soda
olyesrophosphates, casearin.
Those who have puny, aiiing or
rundown children or aged parents
may prove this at our expense.
Besides the good II does children
and the aged there Is nothing like
Vinol to restore strength and vitality
20 weak, nervous women and over
worked, rundown men.
Try II. II you are not entirely sat
is6ed, We viii return your money
without question; that proves our
fairness and your protection. Mil
Ions Of people have been convinced
this way.
Jshs @. Peeor Drug Co. naysvills.
", and at the best drug stores a
egsFy town and city In the country,
The public ledger. [volume] (Maysville, Ky.) 1913-1968, 1918-06-27
SOMETHING new

We have the following syrups and
fruit flavOrs and can serve O drink fit
for q king.
Come I'm and try one Of these new
nayOrs:
CHERRY
CRUSHED NUTS
CHOP SURY
ORANGE
PINEAPPLE
hector
MAPLE
LIME
LEMON
CREME DE MENTHE
CLARRT
WILD CHERRY
BANANA
ALMOND
CARAMEL
COCO DUTCH
coco ROOT BEER
RED RASPBERRY
BLACKBERRY
STRAWBERRY
TUTTI FRUTTI
MANILA
sARSAPARILLA
ROMAN PUNCH
PEACH
01lu ne
7west Second q. Phone 30.
The evening herald., 1918-03-26

faciuEs and wearing periluu-ly-
balanced three yorucrcd hat conn
parcs but poorly in apparent eff
cheney with the trim fightng man of
today The gurh Of the modern
American soldier is developed aiour
strictly uuliuriau lines. The duil
Khaki tone blends into the landscape
at a distance and the hrodd-hrim
campaign hat offers protection from
the sun The tin hat" or steel hrl-
met worn in trench warfare, also has
been adopted by the eNpeditiouary
forces.
Tho civilian however, stni ru#
room for myst.fioation IN cudcaYor-
ings to find why the hlueiuckcts suu
wear the halo-lkc hat and broad
bottomcd trousers, apparent suryNals
from the days of the frigatc.
q. Nn narrative OF a heroic charge
a heroic charge IN wars of hyBonc
days was complete without O. picture
Of AN officer leading his men with
sworn in hand Now. q isn't JuuD
Z The man with the sword Is readily
distinguished 10y the enemy as an Off
Ger. and as such q desirable target
for rifle ana machine gun fire
In civil war days, and as recently
as the spanish war soldiers and Off
GERS were represented as gathering
nightly about the campfire. I'm his
tory ana fiction. descriptions are not
lacking of the anxious officers who
studied out plans for the morrow
campaign by thr fhckCriuE hlu1cs
The evening herald., 1918-03-26
POMP AND PAGEANTRY
ARE VANISHING FROM
CAPITAL OF NATION
Resplendent Uniform Is Fast Dis
appearing, Being Displaced
With One of Sombre Hue; Other
Radical Changes Made.

Washington. March 20 The pump
and paErlutry of war fast ar, disap-
pearinr
The days are gone when a thin
red line" advancing with colors fly
inE and h1youcts cleaning, presented
the enemy with easy cannon fodder.
In the first place, the resplendent
uniform has boon discarded by all
bolliEor,uts for one of somb"r noou-
splyuuus hue The reason is ohNiuu.
the human target i~ delineutcd with
dangerous dlstincucss when bright
cllurs ,u.r worn Fur almost the same
reason. huNuucts are uo longer bur
ul-hcd. a rUduE party. lurking u
SO Mans Land cannot afford to have
H. presence betrayed Dos the plclm oI
light from % star shell uu polished
pirco ut steel
Moreover th, .rcEimruial standard Is
usually are lett ai headquarters \
color sergeant probably would find
himself boo % difficult pusltlou IT con-
froutod with the necessity uf fehuug
off uH enemy and keeping the flag
waving 81 the same time
\ sad feature ot the present war
ls that there viii bo mo- youngest
drummer boy ror many years thc
proud Individual who held this dis.
uuDuou in the cNi war has bccn dy-
ug OF hy hundreds. $50 perhaps many
post-nvllum controversies have been
avortrd hy eliminating the picturesque
buyish figure.
The hlurc uf bands usually hay"
been associated with memorable ace
Nnucrs uf troops, but che musicians
noW can bee convinced very easily that
trench concerts might prove un-
healthy. There stll rcmaius. how
ever the skirl of the hagpipcs
The general uf the llce-oncumbercd
uniform and flowing hat plumes has
passed out with the horse hair sofa
poriod -o far us field service is CON
orruod. ln tho gloomy corridors of
the state, war ana navy building there
b. ON display iu glass eases manikins
uttirod iu the uniform worn hy Amer
iclu soldiers ut various periods oi
the country history a cuutincutul
warrior clad Iu blue coat with hutl
The evening herald., 1918-03-26
so PERSONS ARRESTED
FOR ENTHUsING OVER
THE GERMAN OFFENSIVE

Chicago March 26 More than 800
persons were arrested last night for
celebrating tho German offensive.
Euy boz the evening police were lt-
rJCtod Co one house by strains of
epic Wlcht tm Bhuo" ana 1s 70 r..
suit ot arrests made there federal and
civil authorities combined iu I drive
throughout German settlements.
Whor" b. was found that % general
celebration wa being held German
flags were displayed in many places
and iu many houses groups were
found raising their voices Boo Gormau
songs. Bpnfires Also were lt Boo somc
parts ot the uity
ono man arrested. when uskod the
cause Of the celebration. declared that
ho had "heId himself hlch aa long
The evening herald., 1918-03-26

ug.n uud Japanese living 100 NrNyu.
worth o. cents % pound.
IHrI IH another article which hH.
mui" thau doubled u price because
ut the American embargo. Do brings
900 cents pound when 10 can hr pb.
rurd Tho principal .uur,, ug ,up
%. ls the smuggIor
Beans. which are tj4pl, food
throughout Mexico and Jrr eaten
three times duy. eril for iu cents 90.
pound This rs the highest in tho
history cf McNioo The rcd frIulp
h'un is much prrtcrr"N tu the Amer.
..In whit" uuN, bean.
so ham cor bacon can br bought
here 90 the present time. Tho last
shipment received sold TOT 3 cents e
pound
'h,l, peppers rruwr 300 all u1rt
ul NvNDu. are thr uub inuhstuff
which has not increased 300 price. o.
.riI. for three cents q pound
small purchases Jr" the rule boo lhr
mHlI MvNiDtu stores aud shops. The
r,ntt,n. or penny formerly was thu
most used medium "f purchase and
exchange. n Waa not uncommon for
,nIur,u Co ASK FOR one cents worth
uf .Hsu. lard or even flour Boouus,
uf 'gy increased cost 60. such cummo-
dI..s tine five cent piece has taken
tno place of che cent as the most
n.uU medium
central markets supply vegetable.
f,.u aud dri'd meats anal other COM
muJItrs. The Chinese have obtained
MONOPOLY of the green grocrlN bias.
The evening herald., 1918-03-26
ATTITUDE OF US. ON
JAP INTERVENTION IN
SIBERIA DENOUNCED
Senator PoindeXter Brands 1t as a
Mistaken Policy; Released Ger
man and Austrian War Prison
ers, Armed, Menace Country.

Washington. March 90 During the
senate debate to-day senator poiuloy-
ter. republican Of Washington de-
upuuced tho government atututo t1-
ward Japanese Intervention boa St-
h,rU.
German aud Austrian prisonrrs ',-
leased from Eussitu prison camps are
gathering thnrc. b. sJi1 armed with
ma,hin, guns ana Japan in willing tu
du for Russia what we are willing u
Jn Inefficient way tn do for France
DE praised the generous hand
which Japan has displayed and her
"disiutcrostod part
From the government dissent ana
refusal Goo assent Boo this uudert1hur
vha' ,lH hr expected from a f0rriru
policy eu.h la that hc asked.
'I sas r is mistaken policy no
conc iudod
The evening herald., 1918-03-26
GIRLS WHITEN SKIN
WITH LEMON JUICE
Make a beauty lotion ior Jew cent?
Ia remove tan. frccklv>. .lilluWno@s.

Your grocer has the lemons and anN
drug store or toilet counter win supply
YOU with three ounces ut orchard
white for a. few cents. -Qupcl, fh,
1ui.e Of tAo fresh lemons into 90 nnf-
tie, then put in the orchard white and
shake well. This makes quarter
pint ~ the very best lemon skN
whitcuor and complexion henuu'ief
known. Massage this fragrant or,s
my lotion daily into the face. uo D.
arms and hands and Just see hO.
free tles. tan glllowness reduess ana
roDghncss disappear ana how smooth.
s'ft and clear the skin hceumcr Y.'
0. H harmless. and tho beautiful u-
suits will surprise you
The evening herald., 1918-03-26
ENGLAND TAKES STEPS
TO RECRUIT NEW MEN
TO SERVE IN FRANCE

London, March -6. T. fl the
gaps caused by he German advance
iu France the authorities have ,c-
cidcd 60 place the recruiting machu-
cry in motion again throughout enc
country The miners have pln,ri the
organization of their unions a the
disposal ot the recruiting uffic,rr
The evening herald., 1918-03-26
MEXICAN POOR ARE
PUT TO WITS END TO
GET NECESSARY FOOD
High Prices and Scarcity of Eat
ables Cause Suffering and Even
Starvation; No Ham or Bacon
Can BE Bought at Present.

tufnulnul trt. N,si,u. March %.
Food b.. eu expensive, 'ud eu atf-
cult tu obtain Iu NuNru. one of Nh,
most rrrulr ruuutrI.s BOO tho world.
fHri the poor ai, suffering want 1uu
even starvation whu, tn" mon. pro-.
porous MrN.aus find 10 ttinruit tu
provide .u-truluDs" for thrIr Families.
Prices OF Too" 100 'h" 'hil'o States
'''n 10 '"ne.''''o 'N American
housewives '' '' h'i" ''' "'' n"
n' compared with lh"'' hi'''i'"E 'n
"r\i'" "u'' the rn'h'it" W.. pace"
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The evening herald., 1918-03-26
MARCH TIGHTENs UP
ON SENDING ARTICLES
TO SOLDIERS ABROAD

washington, March "a. shipment
of any articles to troops in France
unless they have been requested by
the soldier himself was forbidden to-
day 10y Major General March. acting
chief of staff They viii be refused
hy tho postofncc and express COM
pantcs unless accompanied hy an tp-
proved request from the soldier.
The evening herald., 1918-03-26

WI-nU"IUU MIToH % IrIU|T-T
of the Norwegian steamer SturyiEL'
20 'hc shipping bo1rd was said Do,
m, board today tr have hrou lr-
ranged through charter unt mot
seizure. as mdlrafeu Boo last uirrt
dlsuatches from Pacific port
The evening herald., 1918-03-26

lmput" blood runs ynu down
makes you am easy victim for disease.
rur pure blood ana sound digestion -
rrdpck Blood Blttors. At am drug
stores Price sl2r