The evening world. Newspaper, March 15, 1918, Page 4

Rs oan ~ o pene ‘THS EVENING WORLD, ©HIDAY, MAROH 15, 1918. | | PROTEST AGAINST MUCK. 222%, ys, OFFICERS IN ARMY. “c“cclSeks Samet: Maowsnmens cna crct svt.) U.S. NIE 361. WW. 50 MORE SALOONS PERI ; Civil War Veterans say Concert} i ye designed to remedy '° oviahoma Warmers Marchea 26 pdbrsiaggar a [AM Hat One Aveused tn Kansas WOttary Zone in Hoboken to He | Actual conditions of all sorts in {itfon Gorgas complained of. ‘ stented Several Blocks. Would te Pinwrace | Germany to-day will be told in twent Miles to Ratirond, trendy Arces ten lent Wilson champloned the civ Ww tern elimportant articles in The World, he Pre _M’ WOMRLD, Ark, March 16.—twelye —— CHITA, Kan, March 15.8 beh Brooklyn + mi 9 | onning Sunday and daily thereafter he mr, and te in TAVOE of | : formers chained toxether are marching | S*eretary of Agrica © Wants nts Were returned are Prooklyn Boroweh Hall toda A — y naan riding to Gorgas a0) | rite Rock today in charge of fifty More Money for Varma, against thirt alleg oa ate FP) test against tho appyearn . “TALL ONES” TO SHRINK. Internal Revenue officers who sit WASHINGTON, March 16.—To carry |{* Iiustrial Workers o hs De. Karl Muck tn a boston Syr bee Dri bill, on which Gorgas t te Mont sitpped | on during the fiscal year 1919 the emer. | With One exception the | Orchestra concert at | neewerst » Neer Kedar da d a favorable report, woult |:to the Montkomery County Hills yee-| gency war work begun during the cur. |" & ner “atrest and: ror ‘Musto. | put army medical officers on tho terday and arrested the men on charges|rent year, Bocrotary of Agriculture |M4V@ been Internod for the duration Resolutions ad tiie) Vater WASHING ime plane as to rank with the Navy of making moonshine whiskey, Houston to-day asked Congress for an |'he War. declared the appears f | _—_——— r In addition to being chained together, The Indictment» charge Nd on ft r | qufte wo tall n : nd may coat mor Food Administration request, brewer ughout the c y¥ have age | a thirty per cent. reduction tn ty cal Corps At present medical extra appropriation of $19,730,893. The disloyalty era of the Reserve Corps cannot “ S WUORGA Wire Beton ang ambush, biguer rank than major. toot ahead of the officers to tow pe leaves them occupying sub- five mtles over the Ozark hilin to the to rank, though In positions of Shows Friction Between Wil- son and Baker in Urging High Rank for Surgeons, | the production of of! and ucts forte to increase food production, edu cate farmers and cesist in Insuring an adequate farm labor # er prod the conduc The veer output UNSTEADY NERVES Your troubled, unsettled mind, your inability to concen- trate, or your fatigue from ordinary work simply shows that the drain on your strength is greater than your system is supplying and you need the powerful, nourishing force in SCOTS EMULSION to speedily replenish the deficiency and avoid a breakdown. Soott’s is all nourishment so skilfully emulsi- fied that it is quickly assimilated without taxing digestion and gives strength in place of weakness, No Drugs—No Alooho!l—No Oplates. Scott & Bowne, Bloomfield. M. 3. WASHINGTON, March 15.—Going over the heads of bis superiors tn the War Department, Surgeon Gen- oral Gorgas to-day appealed direct to Congress for ata in giving the Army Medical Corps powers for safeguard- neg the alth of the army, Gorgas, appearing before the Ben- ate Military Affairs Committee, dis- closed friction between the Medical Corps and oMocers of the line which he declared has many times seriously impeded hospital construction and in other ways interfered with Gorgns’s efforts to keep the huge new Amori- can Army in good health, Line officers have not hesitated to ignore entirely recommendations by medical offlcers regarding sanitation, Gorgas testified. He further reveaing Department have clashed on the nub. 7-4 ject. Secretary Baker, the General BONWIT TELLER &,CO. 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Gorgas, “It would prevent line officers from ignor- ing and brushing aside tho recom- mendations of camp medical officers, | | who by reason of their presont low | | rank can put Httle weight bebind thelr words.” Gorgas was anked for specific In |ntances of the Interference with sar itary work becduse of this hostile at- titude of Ine officers, He told how f line officer at a port of embarkation refused to rush work on the hospital | | there, though the medical officer had pointed out how vital it was to have a place to take care of the men need- ing medical attention. The line offi- cer thought It more important, Gorgas sald, to construct acks, Undor the Owen bill seventy new gen- erain would be created, thirty-five of them being major generals and thir- ty-five brigadiers. It would also create a large Aumber of colonels and lleutenant colonels, Gorgas told the committee the Medical Corps was now on @ footing to take care of an army of 2,000,000 men. Health conditions in the army are much |proved, Gen, Gorgas said, in discussing the situation in the can- tonments and abroad, Since he ap- peared before the committee last No vember, he said, the death rate had been cut In half, and it 19 now about |, six per thousand men—a_ better record than that of the Japanese |. army, which, he sald, heretofore has i held the world’s record. | MRS, RICHARDS’S DIVORCE. | Barlenqne Dancer Stole Husband's, Affections, Court Hearn, The story of the fascinations of a) pretty burlesque dancer for a prosper-|| | —— the late Senator Russell A. Alger, mil, | Honalre lum an from Michigan and y of War, cousin and attorney aking, and his obtained the neces divores by a midnight de om in the Hotel Brotaeil hristmas, fda were married in Brook- lyn in 1908 and have three ehildren. ofore this the couple had separated ne @ result of Richard's attentions to Take a Stamp as Change. When genio: done and accounted for, famp may have won the War, Best & Co. 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