The evening world. Newspaper, March 4, 1918, Page 5

| ‘ Into this service by applying to thelr / PETE") SOLDIERS IN FRANCE ARE ABSTEMIOUS “aii hy, 22 oe local Draft Board. Men not registered ‘That's the useal experience | i - i} may mR at eoriitiny ‘this home-made remedy. Coste cities Is @ rarity which attracts large | while the army statistics deal witb] lot than your soldiers, and ! have | Men Registered in Draft and Those Further tntormation may. be . Uttie—try it. crowds, {the hub, : seen millions soldiers since Not Registered May applying to the Air Division, Personal OOOH 2 Government statisti INVESTIGATOR SURPRISED By] the war began.” Ent i ? Department, Washington, D. CG. In ders were produced which estab- No ur sol mM ether case they will be sent to San An- HE ACTUAL FACTS. ow, us to the habits of our | eatin Gaareae coos orien or lished that the beer of France ie The "Sega. investigator ad-|diers In France—and f speak from! WASHINGTON, March ¢—cail was | tonto, Tex, for segregation by trades, x quieuly understand why It {s used In to all intent mitted that he was surprised at the| ‘he standpoint of personal observa-|tsaued to-day for ten thousand ma- | covered sty & lint course of lnwtruetion 3 en te eee arenas | todllabeohel ledge efor | owiedgs he had gained, but salc | fon and assoclation—t can say T|chintste, mechanics, chauffours and other !tories and organited into squadrons Lege than any sid one ee | beer which are eo freely Con: [1 would pursue his investigations’ !uven't seen @ drunken American gKitted workmen needed at once by the | mostly for service oversens,"’ e way it takes hold of an obstinate, a sumed in the Prohibition Stat Vi other sections of the territory oc- idler in Parts, or in any other alty : B giving immediate relief, will | The French Government keeps t ’ trto' x make you regret that you never tried (Continued from First Page.) soldier of our army found guilty of it | cupted by our troops, His inquiries oF tn any country district I have | ; it before. | an assault on a Fgench women had ‘lo#e ced elas ee uw on st eae took up the time of a number of Visited {n France, Many of our sol- Any druggist can supply you with Ps hot 1 ccordance WOT trade and statistics were ~ | huay officera for an entire afternoon ers do drink the palatable white France than it tein any | been promptly shot in a ay 4p ounces of Pinex (60 cents worth).| &rmy in duced which establish that there has been no abnormal increase in the consumption of wine In the districts | During ali that pertod the clerical @nd red wines of France, but a ma-| ; i ivi th verdict of court martial Gis tte pint buen and alr] division of stvillans In the Dnltel | Kat r visitor did not ask a single question Jerity of them do not drink anything i is offender was @ half- the bottle with plain granulated sugar| States of similar numbers; and, |and that th ‘ a 9 Of an alcoholle mature. I venture to syrup. The total cost is about 65 cents| what is more, | shall prove it to | breed Indian, scupied by our soldiers and that in| tending to enlignten Sis mind ae 4 WEF at one paver bend an much 4 and ol have a full pint of the most/ you before you leave this town.” | EVERY MAN FOUND INTOXI-/cnany instances there was no in-| he state of the way ds ha ake dish} Tor MAGay Ana Gaer GHd Galen It Tey Ce ea Records were sent for. Whilethey| carep SEVERELY PUNISHED. | crease at all following the arrival of Mit fle A Es arise HL nai (én sak eraveiee 08 Cand membranes thet line the throst end| "cre ca th agree Mar Sor out The army records concerning in-|the American forces, This was all) Nenlth of tho dems. mlelter Clk te a tor wine and beer, ees cate) crere tne, eahs7 ibe the rules of our army provide more|‘xleation were produced. The in-| oMcial, clothed and fed on nourishing food.| Here, on the ground of warfare Mee cr cain ste omtitas® Gaus severe punishment. for drunkenness Vestisator admitted that he could not | aRMY KEEPS RECORD OF CASES wat ; cane heat nothing but soon your cough stops entirely. Splen- | 2 “ ‘ Pe are 7 r ow r Rac he Gia for bronchitia: croup, whooping | than some States in the Union pro- | #° behind the records OF “SOCIAL DISEASES. vouched for by chaplains as tem- ty ci een uli. a} Cough and bronchial asthma. vido for capital crimes. Ho also ad-| — The A re ce int th 8, OT DALMOUR | sc be & aavarive induer egorel I = t | tof the units of the army cated or how » de C ' inex is a highly concentrated com-| mitted that he did not know that| mosi Tt woultd tie watt 18 ee Awiertsan Bas) | rellgd Norway pine extract, and is - have not reported a case of in- nany men have been killed or | famous the ‘world over foe: fee honlicig| Coe, oldlers are, aitacee Lo ado arrival in pc aL ga ple came to a reallaation of the fact : enue of our so! are ‘Then the investigator was taken ta | Perate, Wean-tminded, y ‘a hospital where tho records of every | Where our forces are }man in the army requiring hospital ication since the : rounded. 4x: uatlon, Sfect on the membranes. Lee a ce vais aay ab estalces| Prins ate that every man, offi. | (reatment are kept. Theso records | Wounded In action that those who abuse our coldiers This scientific haircolor re To avoid disappointment ask for| they work at thelr trade of soldier. found guilty of [are in charge of a distinguished) During my stay in London or try to subordinate the war to fads . dere to cash ond dainty, Ik »9i% ounces of Pinex” with full dic| ing, which involves every kind of| © reas sie gly | Dhyaiclan, now wearing the uniform | clersyinan from Towa, who 19 pastor|and fancies ure giving just as much leaves the hair soft and fluffy reetions and don't accept anything | manual Inbor, about fourteen hours| intoxication has been severely | oon. tiited States Army, and the| of the City Templ versa an'ad-llcid and contort tothe enmny os ready, to. curl and dress, It A guarantee of alsolute satis-| a day, that the only army officers| punished. Furthermore, the reer (si ostigator admitted that he could|dress in which he charged our sot-! M4 doesn't interfere with washing, { faction or money promptly refunded with this preparation. The Pinex Ft. Wayne, I dvt. and privates in Paris are those at-| orde established that our expedi- Allens who plot to blow up ships and find no reason why they should be! diers with drunkenness and licen- | an tached to the various departments| tionary army has handled, in the ‘munition factories. If a soldier | ip v, ! ] qdentoned: tlousness, It did my American heart| in France cannot be trusted to take (CY, ny of the army which have been estab- panes it bie in nv ats aan he army records concerning What | xood seo tho way the London cure of himself his place ts at the ; th c lower cases intoxication than “podial diseauen” cele UF Awe: SHES ops esido listening to the erama- |B lished here, that neither officers nor are called “social diseases” by the| press unanimously rallied to the d f This {s no Job for apron air lor Restorer | privates are allowed to visit Parls| are handled in the police courts | p.oninitionists aro 100 per cent. re-|fense of the American soldier, The | string soldiers, J except on official business and that| of New York City any Sunday J iiiie No soldier diseased because | reverend prohibition eritie was finally oo Tt ian’t & crude dye—but a mild restorer, gs brings back the a great majority of our soldicrs have| morning. of indiscretions can escape delng | compelled to admit that his remarks $16,332 { original color in from four to eight days. You simply comb it » — Absolutely Removes) never veen outside tho villages in} The Investigator did not know that] found out. And in every army camp| wero based ately. on Bia D FOR BILLY SUNDAY. thevugh the hale, ¢ 4 ¥ which they are billeted and have/ it ts practically impossible fora man|any soldier who contracts-such a ¢ ig th clone Aho dinviilatien the! Wasnineten Cam: It works m with those first eray streaks—they disappear | A :: bs 2 é be Hike magic Indigestion. Druggists) soon nothing of France except what| wearing the uniform of the United) disease is publicly listed and every | breweries and the saloons of Great 10,ag8 * Sines ed by 4 woman to stop her own aray hair 0 ‘tefund money thi of it life; if it fails, 25¢) they saw trom tho train windows on| States Army to buy spirituous liquor! man of his commapd knows of his| Britain | waasinc the trip from the coast or on their) anywhere in France and that the aii. marches, that 99 per cent. of the) cost of whiskey and brandy Is so high members of our expeditionary force | that the average soldier couldn't buy rON, March 4.—Billy Sun. humiliation. Ax & matter of record, which can| day has closed his eight weeks of devil | Of course no accurate record 18) be substantiated by the files of the! treuncing here, He leaves behind him kept by the health authorities of | War De jactory reaults, not simply to Don't risk ruining fine hair with crude dyes, but increase its beauty with MARY T. GORDMAN’S Hair Color Restorer, ment, very few privates | {UY 168i Washingtonians who hit, 1 FREE TRIAL BOTTLE. ry war work and on their n-comm ness | have never seen Paris or any’ other it if he wanted it any American community of the 80-| of our expeditionary army and com- sal fund treme these whe aoeeee Send for free Trial Bottle and teat [t on « jock of alr. Bes if neagtable potiseptic powder taken inte nostrils, | large city In France except as they| Government statistics were pro-! called “social diseases" because of| paratively few officers have visited | to say what color vour halt was before turning pray.” Tel us whet th apie 20 Seroin. cocnize of oplem, Ritective 4 through certain citles on their| duced to show that intoxication { yee " ow striotle addrose in Haltimore Ih ose MOcE. dark, Srey. momen Rrowe)#¢ TABS Brews. Better On: ‘Nasai Catarrh passed throug 8 on their | duced to si at in tion {8|the facilities for secret treatment.| London, We maintain there al tod Mil tent ae Witenes hoe one. look ; iY wa Gi: Wak reteed Colds—Hay Fever—Asthma | **Y to the front Practically unknown tn France—that} put there are records compiled by | considerable force of officers engaged Ind opening up. on e full-size bottle you Se ar, oe had not read {: ewspape » ofa "7 en man o -lthe he! in Chie you prefer not to buy of your deurelst aE trons hens | Ho had not read tn the newspapers | the sight of a drunken man or wom jthe Health De Seite GF Aa the | lacNeaee ays Gerais |p Nasal Mi ts, Kol of the United States that the only|an on the streets of even the large drueai large and mar ail cities of| staffs are the United States and these records| and priv for their so- are In the possession of the army. | briety, Industry and efflcteney ios Co, wioned officers a to Lishon | f MARY T, GOLDMAN, 617 Goldman Bldg., St. Paul. Minn. Col. David | Established 80 Years, Brigndte TH NUE 39th S: | fatherland stands roughly at eight | OP his countrymen tn khaki: All Wool Khaki Knitting Yarn, amen Etrent FIF A ids treet (8) per a statistical unit, while “What impresses me most about | the parceri in our army in |¥OUr American soldier i4 his grim Very pecial, Hank, 65c France stands, strictly computed, | °#festness. Tam quite taken out of (Third Floor.) : at two (2) per a statistical unit, | ™¥self when I seo your men—and for Tuesday—An Interesting Sale These figures are based on an. °|{%e first timo in my lite your army | nual report: }has shown me that the American b partments i# uw type quite distinct from other | by the hospitals of the expedi- | c@use which cannot, in the imme+ tionary force: diate future, directly benefit. their Featuring Smartest of Spring When we consider that the United | COUNTY oF themselves, 1 Comparison between the com- | We have had consi¢d ¢ plete records of the army and the | °f troops in camps in England and, 4, incomplete records of civilian concerning th an official of Scot a Tr, A ‘ land Yard, whose duties-are entirely | unded Tel. centres in the United States ’ i soins Greeley 1900 shows that the percentage of | @##0clated with foreign troops on “social diseases” among the | Pnslivh said to me the day after | males of our dearly beloved | the Jondon preacher mado an attack| § States statistics are gathered largely | NEVER SAW FINER, MORE TEM- Models in Fashionable Silks pone Ais Marui) caeriat eal PERATE SOLDIERS. | 5th Avenue ON TUESDAY AND WEDNESDAY 34th Street free clinic reports and medical jJour- “That in itself is something big nals and the army statistics are| and fine, But it is bigger and based on concrete fact, it is estab-| finer when the spirit of patriot- ns | lished that tho soldier in France, as| ism and self-sacrifice is joined compared with his civilian fellow| with the determination to win citizen at home, 1s almost as pure as| and the conviction that victory | a well known soap. 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