WASHINGTON, D. C., July 22.—
Tlie war department’s campaign
to minimizs venereal dieascs in the
regular army and the coming con
script army by abolishing “red
light’ districts in cities adjacent
to army posts and in the vicinity
of camps has met with success, ac
cording to the department’s state
ment.
The * Districts in El Paso, Fort
Worth and V.'aeo are now, the De
partment declares, “surprisingly
tree’’ oi the disease-spreading
establishments which the municipal
governnn nts had permitted to ope
rate.
The department's campaign ex
tended to Indianapolis, St. Louis
and San Francisco, where the “all
night pianos of the ‘Barbary
Coast' no longer rattle forth their
delirious ragtime." Even the ofii
cers’ reserve c-imp at Platt.--burg has
come within 'he protective arm of
th" -,var depart men: and thr vorren
of tiro underworld have been
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After declaring that it is the de
termination of the government
that there shall be no “red light
in the new army, the government
gives the following account ot the
campaign inaugurated by Secretary
Baker for tbe elimination of camp
followers from the vicinity of army
cur,]:, and the larger adjacent ci
ties:
"The popular theory that our ci
tizen soldiers have been bounded
by a ‘vice trust' organized to vend
their wares in the regions where
troops are being mobilized is with
out foundation.
"The people with whom the gov
ernment have been dealing merci
lessly ap> scattered adventurers,
gamblers, dram sellers, proprietors \
of vicious resorts which have sprung ;
mushrocm-like out of the ground j
like gypsy camps at county fairs. [
In addition to these, the regularly
established districts in the larger
towns have been investigated and
forced to clo.-.e on the shortest
passible notice.
NEW YORK, July 23.—A Jewish
nation with modern cities, a free
government anti a population 01 two
n-.illien will be established in Pale
stine after the war. in the opinion
of Xathan Strauss, philantlnopist.
He looks fer a marked exodus of
jews from the United States and
other countries, back to their father
land. Religious Jews, be believes,
will not hesitate to give up their
wealth and property in America and
jeturn to Palestine to fulfill the
Biblical prophecy. Strauss .also c:.
t IK (SS-( I'TTING.
Jacobsen and Tolsness are drifting
and cross-cutting on their pay on
the submarine.
CITY HATH HOUSE
has the largest
and only t) feet
Hath Tubs In Nome.
pects thousands of Christians to b'o]
th ■ re.
“We '.vill establish a government ;
long whatever linos tin- allies sug
gest.'' declared Strauss. “There is
no selfishness about it. The Bible
says we will have our own country
back and the allies uro winning it
back. They trust decide what is
best.”
Tie indicated however, that a re
publican form of government under
a protectorate c. the powers would
be best. Asked whether the coun
try would i.e modernized as Manila
has been, he sail:
“Given half a < ban- • we will niakc|
n the Paradise o. the earth. I* will
be up-to-date in every particular, j
The Palestine soil is better titan that!
of California— I'm satisfied of that
through my own experiments.”
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