The evening world. Newspaper, April 26, 1918, Page 15

THE EVENING WORLD, FRIDAY, APRIL 26, 1918. GERMANS MUST BE. TAUGHT BY FORCE, DECLARES AKER In his tirst public New peech in Be Careful in Using Soap on Your Hair Most soaps and prepared shampoos too much alkali, which is ies the scalp just plain it is pure| It's very mulsifled coc and entirely cheap, and its the most expensive soaps or thing else all to pieces. You can get this at any drug store, and a few ounces will last the whole} family for months. Simply moisten the hair with water and rub it in; about a teaspoonful is all that is required. It makes an abundance of rich, creamy lather, cleanses thoroughly, and rinses out is soft, fresh looking, bright, fluffy, wavy and easy to han-| dle. Besides, it loosens and takes out every particle of dust, dirt and dandruff. —Advt Guess what’s in it! “Scotch Mist’'? Reversible leather coat? Lambskin coat, suede ished? Roadster duster? Knitted coat with breeches? Golf hose? Cap? Scotch knit jacket? Scotch knit waistcoat? Sweater? Gloves? Gauntlets? Goggles? |* Steamer rug? Unbreakable tle? Motor lunch kit? Blue Book? *Registered Trade fin- Ferrostat bot- s * Subscribe Speed to the ‘er Third up! Liberty ¥ Loan iy ROGERS PEET COMPANY | dway Broadway | t 13th St. “The at 34th St. " a | i “Four Result of the Annual Election of Of-} Brosdway Corners” = Fifth Ave.| {ices at Convention of the | at Warren at 41st St, \ To-D Ss ay. Every Man, Woman and Child in America who can should Own a Eberly Bond McEnery’s “Ideal” Refrigerators Sanitary and Odorless Chiffonier Golden Oak finish chiffonier, 5 drawers with wood pulls; substantially constructed 5.98 lis far too b |answer to the German people in any {not reach them. | thelr civilization. | place, their ears are stopped with the | York slnce he returned from France, (— THREE BROOKLYN a Secretary of War Baker de dinfier of the Am ‘AS Germa n News- aper Publishe: on at the ean only be lorf that d by force, He rttoa . answer wave cordial » made earlier ‘herles Evans © military vies about the war in the ever Hughes for a tory, for full pul jand frank criticism of the Govern- {ment's conduct of it, Mr. Baker added he did not “want to win a mere physical victory, but tod place back of Pershing’s army the moral | purpose of the American people,” Secretary of the Navy Daniels, who preceded Mr. Hughes, urged the full- est possible discussion of ever: official in the war, subject military necessities, but said a lino must be drawn somewhere be tween honest criticism and mere par tisan attack, Secretary Baker said in part: “They asic me, what is the spirit im France, in England and in Italy? What is the spirit of their armies and | what ts the spirit of their civil popu- ! tation? And I am always able to answer as to each of these countries and to each element of thelr popula- tion, military and civil, that they are filled with @ perfectly serene confi- dence that the outcome of this trouble an be but one thing; plain men und woinen and lettcred ..n and women are equally convinced that cfvilization cautiful a thing to have been built up only to perish, And our army is of asplece with the others.” “There is no answer to the German | doctrine in soft words. There is no! words, In the first place, words can- | Tnat is a part of| And in the second dust of pride and an tndurated edu- cational eystem has foreclosed their minds. “Nothing will win away the wor- shippers of Moloch except throw thelr god. and dt will require some bitterness of spirit to carry the lesson truly home=! that this 4s @ moral world; that force and frightfulness cannot prevail, and we must teach that to them by cold, | unrelenting, continuous and adequate force appited on our # ntirely indorse t has been stated here, that the Amer- fean people are entitled to know all about thelr own business and that| everybody who is doing their business | for them ought to tell them the whole story of the time. | Mr. Baker begun his address with | to overs y must learn— trine which there ts no ple In the pl see straight and shoot also demands fighting critics who see straight and are honest and candid in criticism. 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