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Evening journal., 1917-01-29
ACCIDENTS OF THE DAY.

At the Delaware Hospital today.
Charles Frisby, of No 504 Button
wood street. received treatment for an
injured leg and william Rogers, 5
years old, had a sore foot dressed.
Medical treatment was given Mabel
Bethere. years old William w.
Griffith, OF No. sos N. Harrison street; /;
Henry r. Lilley, Frank Porter and
Henry Martin, a laborer for the Penn
sylvania Railroad.
While at work at the =. F. Shaw
Company's plant this morning, Frank
Coski had his foot mashed. He was
taken to the Delaware Hospital.
Evening journal., 1917-01-29
WHY HAVE
GRAY HAIR
Sunshine and Air and Q-Ban VIII
Quickly Restore Its Natural
Color.
DON'T USE DYES
You Can Have Soft, LustrOus,'
Handsome Hair in Abundance
Without Sticky or Dangerous
ChemicaIs-'Back to Nature"

OF course the use Of dyes to darken gray
hair is unpleasant and not in gaaat haste
even dangerous, in fact. But since the natu-
raj color can now be restored to gray or
faded hair in a perfectly simple, healthful,
natural way, why should anyone have gray
hairl Why should you2
Sunshine and air, tho good gifts Of Ma
ture. combined with the use Of Q.Ban Hair
Color Restorer, the good gift Of science, will
brng back the natural color Of your hair,
evenly and pleasantly and just as surely as it
is true that sunshine and air are free Thou
sands of the foremost people in THIS country
have restored their hairs natural color and
renewed their youthful look in just this way.
IL is nothing 90 be ashamed Of, like the use
Of dyes Nor does it arouse suspicion, as
dyes do by the unnatural appearance they
give the hair.
All you need to do 70 gain rich and
coveted beauty of hair without trace Of
gray is to wet your hair with Q-Ban Hair
Color Restorer, and when it is dry enough
expose il TO the free and pure sunshine and
air repeating this daily while your haiT
gradually and evenly returns to Its orig
inal uniform shade. Q-Ban does not pre-
tend to work miracles over night. remember.
such claims belong TO dangerous dyes, sticky
paints and fakes. Q-Ban'H work iSNnfe per-
manent and natural, and keeps ~ change
from making you conspicuous. Your hair
wal become more glossy, lustrous, SOFT
abundant and captivating.
Evening journal., 1917-01-29
RESUBMISSION IN new
Castle COUNTY ASSURED

Special to THE EVENING JOURNAL.
DOVER, Del, Jan. 29-The Rev.
E. c. Prettyman, superintendent Of
the Anti-Saloon League stated at 2.15
o'clock this afternoon that the re-
quired number of Senators 90 had
signed the petition for resubmission
of the liquor question in rural New
Castle county. This makes the peti.
tion effective as the required House
members have signed It and when it
is now presented to the legislature
it will be compulsory to pass an act
providing for a vote at the general
election in 1918 Mr. Prettyman
would not announce the names of the
Senators who had signed as he ex-
poets to get at least one more to the
petition.
Evening journal., 1917-01-29
DENIES that THE
NEXICAAS SUFFER

Addressing an audience in Eden
Hall, Herbert Janvrin Browne. Of
Washington. yesterday declared that
the Carranza administration in Mexico
is now firmly established. He de-
scribed affairs as they exist in Mexico
from the viewpoint Of a personal OBJ
server, for he has spent many years
on Mexican soil and studied the coun-
try and its people closely.
The Mexican revolution, said Mr..
Browne. started with a declared pro-
gram for the economic, social and po-
Iitical reform OF that country. By
the fulhllmen of these promises the
good faith of the revolutionary leaders
is to be tested, he said
"The common people had been de-
prived of the common lands OF the
Pueblos, on which they had lived and
maintained their economic independ-
ence for hundreds of years. This spoil
alton took place under Diaz," explain
ed Mr. Browne.
The great estates are gone and their
former tyrannical owners have fled the
country. Today the staple producing
sections of Mexico are tranquil and pros
porous. The only serious disturbance
is I'm Chihuahua. cattle-raising state
where the practical destruction Of the
cattle has left condition which cannot
be remedied for several years. or until
n large number Of cattle can be brought
in to reestablish that important an
dustry. But the oil, sisal, rubber, chicle
and coffee sections are now prosperous
There is no starvation in any section
Of Mexico and comparatively little
suffering"
The meeting was held under the
auspices of the Single Tax Society OF
Delaware. and Frank Stepens, Of Arden
presided
Evening journal., 1917-01-29
Ironclad Guarantee

Q-Ban is all ready TO use. Il is not =
dye. II Is guaranteed TO be harmless. A
arge bottle costs only soc It Is the only
guaranteed preparation for the purpose. Your
money back II not satisfied.
The secret Of Q-Bans wonderful results
Is the process Of oxidation brought about by
the exposure Of your hair 20 the air and sun
shine after Il has been applied. This very
process makes Z safe and sane and cleanly
and Is ono reason for Q-Ban's tremendous
popularity. Beware of limitations. Q-Ban
is made from a scientific formula Of glycerin,
swefel alcohol, ethyle and delicate perfume
the discovery Of great chemists. It is in
iorsed by Prof. Won Huber.
Put your trust in guaranteed Q-Ban and
sunshine aud air to restore gray hair Back
to Nature Get Q-Ban at Eckerd's Drug
Store, Wilmington. Del, or at any drug
zist's or write Hessig Ellis Drug Co., Mem
nhis. Tenn giving your druggists name and
address Try Q-Ban Hair Tonic. Q-Ban
Liquid Shampoo and Q-Ban Toilet Soap.
Also Q Ban Depilatory lodorless) for remov-
ing superiuous hair Interesting Illustrated
booklet Hair Culture sent free.-Adv.
Evening journal., 1917-01-29
Want AUTOISTS TO FILE
KIRMESS PARADE ENTRIES

While scores of autoists have signi-
fed an intention OF taking part In the
automobile parade on Saturday after
noon next TO boost The Merry Whlrl,
for the benefit OF the ch1dren's ward
OF the Delaware Hospital, not many
OF the autoists as yet have made their
formal entries for the parade.
The commGtee in charge requests
all autoists to file their entries as
soon as possible 20 w. G. Nesbltt'
at THE EVENING JOURNAL office.
Evening journal., 1917-01-29
DRIVE AWAY HEADACHE
Rub Musterole on Forehead
and Temples

A headache remedy without the dan
gers of headache medicine" Relieves
headache and that miserable feeling from
colds or congestion. And it acts at once I
Musterole is a clean, white ointment,
made with oil OF mustard. Better than a
mustard plaster and does not blister.
Used only externally, and in no way can
affect stomach and heart, as some in
ternal medicines do.
Excellent for sore throat, bronchitis,
Group, stiff neck, asthma, neuralgia. COM
gestion, pleurisy, rheumatism. lumbago,
all pains and aches of the back or joints,
sprains, sore muscles, bruises, chilblains,
frosted feet colds of the chest Git often
prevents pneumonia).
Evening journal., 1917-01-29
BRICE CUTS UP HIGH
JIHKS IN this INSTANCE

For assault and battery on Henry
]. Townsend colored. John Hines,
also colored. was fined $50 and costs
or three months IN the workhouse
BY Judge Churchman today
A like fine was imposed on Alonzo
Brice oolored. for assault and pat
tery on Alfred Milton. also colored.
Alfred testified that on Saturday
night Brce came to his room, broke
the door and hit him while in bed
On the proceeding night, Briee had
upset the stove in his (Milton.s)
room. and he had rebuked him tor
H. Hence his visit of Saturday
night. In addition, Alfred took all
his money from his pockets, Alonzo
said.
Evening journal., 1917-01-29
FINE SUNDAY GAMBLERs.

Charged with trespass and playing
crap. Francis Jackson. Leroy Fincher
and Alfred Bradford were each fined
S5 and costs in City Court today. They
were caught in a raid by Sergeant
Devenish and Officers Sutton and Vir-
den in new building on the prop
erty Of the Wilmington and Philadel-
phia Traction Company at Vandever
avenue and ClaymOnt street yester'
day.
A crap game, in which about nine
teen young men we're taking part, was
in progress in the building when the
policemen swooped down upon the
building Five were caught Two be
ing under 1S years OF age, they we're
held for Juvenile Court. They are
George Haines, 10 years old, and Paul
Orth
Evening journal., 1917-01-29
sIsTERHooo ACTIVE IN
TEMPLE WORK

The sisterhood of the Temple OF
Truth will give a dance tomorrow
evening at the Japanese Garden of
the Queen de Dance. The affair fs
made possible through the courtesy of
Charles Toplis, president of the con-
gregation. The proceeds Of the
dance will go toward what is known
as the temple basement fund. devoted
to the repair and the improvement Of
the temple basement and the improy-
ing of the Sunday school. A CAM
paign will then be started to increase
the membership of the Sunday school
Evening journal., 1917-01-29
WATER BOARD ROUTINE.

At the meeting OF the Water Com
missiOners today. Assistant Engineer
S. \. Van Trump reported that dur
ing the past week 7S.775,96 gallonh
of water were pumped. as compared
with 104, 4,2S4,12O gallons pumped dur
ing the corresponding week of last
year.
A current bank balance OF S12.-
1924, and a special balance Of $4O,-
231.09 were reported.
Payrolls were ordered paid as fol-
lows: Current weekly, S955.46; spe-
cial, S521S3; current monthly, ST.
1894; special, S1,0OS.4O
Evening journal., 1917-01-29
MERRY wHIRL REHEARSALS.

Following is the schedule of rehears-
ais Of the various dances and features
for Tuesday night for the Merry Whirl:
Tarantelle, Gas o'clock; 1850 dance,
o'clock: tambourine, 7 o'clock; Spanish,
As O'Clock; Quaker. 7.45 O'Clock; Pier
rot. SIS O'Clock; polo, $50 O'Clock; Hun
garian, s,3Ojo'clock; Oriental, 8 o'clock;
indians, o'clock.
Evening journal., 1917-01-29

ing Home Managers Page. II women
read. follow and apply such instruc-
tions they are really getting course
OF domestic science instruction"
ran to come every day and bring
your friends.
The program for tomorrow after
noon is so helpful that no house
keeper can afford to miss it. Among
other subjects, Mrs Feuling will tell
all the secrets OF good cake making
See some Of the original and tested
Evening journal., 1917-01-29

recipes Of this exponent Of homo man
agement on another They win ap-
pear daily in these columns during
the entire home managers week.
Mrs. Feuling will lecture every af-
ternoon, excepting Saturday, at 23C
o'clock. On Thursday she will lee
ture both Afternoon and evening.
Evening journal., 1917-01-29
LIFE TNDFRWRTTERs' MEETING.

The annual business meeting oi the
Delaware Association OF Life Under
writer's will be held tomorrow at noon
at the Office OF A. w. Swarts, OF the
Mutual Life Insurance Company, when
officers will be elected for the ensuing
year
The annual BANQUET OF the associa-
ton has been postponed until some
time in February.
Evening journal., 1917-01-29
RECEIVERS FROM ACCIDENT.

John ]. Tobin, of No. 106 Washing
ton street. who was injured in a fall
at the Harlan & Hollingsworth Cor
poration plant some time ago. has
recovered and returned to his home
Evening journal., 1917-01-29
Army Transport Conveyed by
French Ship Sunk by Germans
Bv ma United Press

By The United Press.
BERLIN. Via Tuckerton Wireless.
Jan. 29--An army transport vessel,
"crammed with troops" sank ten
minutes after an attack by a German
submarine on January %. said an Off
cial announcement today.
The transport, which was conveyed
by a French cruiser. was sunk 25O
miles east of Malta. by a submarine
which sank three vessels in two
weeks operations in the Mediterra-
mean.
BY The United Press.
BERLIN, Via Tuckerton Wireless
Jan. pa German submarine in the
Mediterranean. according to an Off
cial announcement today, has sunk
the following vessels
January "A fully armed and
loaded steamer Of about 1000 tons.
January 15-Tbe armed British
tanker Garfield, OF 8,SO0 tons, bound
Evening journal., 1917-01-29
Rr The limited Press.

BERLIN, Via Sayville Wireless,
Jan. 29.-Russian attacks on the
Zlotalipa river were repulsed by the
Fifteenth Corps OF Turkish troops.
today's official statement from the
eastern front asserted. A number OF
prisoners were taken
"On the river Aa dark weather and
snowstorm limited the fighting activ-
ity." the statement said.
Evening journal., 1917-01-29

from Malta TO Port Said with coal and
oil. The Garfeld's captain was taken
prisoner.
January 25-Armed hostile trans
port. about $50 miles east Of Malta. by
a torpedo. The steamer was steering
eastward and was conveyed by a
French torpedo boat
The steamer, which was crammed
with troops, sank in ten minutes, the
statement said
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NIB s, 2igbtitroBe, unO $Sier T.,
Yrotts5trnBe.
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(Slo Bar Ginc), @iers 1913
2igbt-5troBe.
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portntion 60, SUB Der Sreoerid-
Strnbe.
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pou 1000 bis 1900 Bflnb @epidlt,
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@funo, 4l6-5Hc.; 9ulIer, NShnO,
Az 51ac.; sroBc juuec aiibe, Yfos
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131ac.; CUTE, 1215-13c.; idncrc
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--15; fIciuc mascre, $50.
26mmcr uno g dafc. -
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quite, 3--ic. roibc, Stiid, $3.50
$50; aItc godc, @tlmb, 31a-Ac.;
GriibImsS,2dmmCr, gboicr, fcttc,
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10c.
Eobot (@forpIano), 100 Nfiuto.
-Ninoenpcrtbig imO ofreitc6," $40
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rcr, $t9-14; gutter. ectpobnli6cr,
$15-t6; niittcImdblscr, $17-19;
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der lis utiticImabiacr. $i2--i7;
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5icgcn, l5-25c.; Golo, 9}hir0 9--
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Gicr. Mlo. nno Ho., DukcnO,
l5c.; Goitcrn 5borc. WIo. unb @o.,
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1000; ScGerie. H.sD., 9im0el,
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$2.50-3.0O; aolc, glorfoIf, Sob,
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50-75c. aopfiolot, 5loriOo, aorb,
Si-1.50, 3pirbcIu. q. g., t004fO.
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folf, SoB, $1.50-i75; GrObccrer
Slu., Suart. 25- -35c.; Somotc1,,
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crn Shore, @o.. $l.65--1.75; iilBe
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1915 300; 9torS.Gorolino, 6n6,
$3.00-S.25; yoms, 8nB $500
2.25.
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sIa Con Coal & Srm & eer tol'a
slrunpsi 1arte q esrcbe rom. 90
@oiiar znrc a. esrdeci csr NJ
cdniuu ecu'paiiA .........-.i4t
cOef 4 asoi sci tpso> 5e oi
ooniion al sio II ctfa. ... 81 01D
6onttou s9i hir cflS 40
SHeufiric @uiicina coni So ss
rlarNiuHo 1rtSatue 6sr. ior&
@iurHlmto nlSirr Gar Sr ....ilo
aisr9 & A1iHrS t2ssyl.. 90
nerm ssatlHa & syTrss VIZ C5
Germ seating q srst5 5sr.. ss
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-01-19

" Ri I II " Sss y ~ " ".
NtiiaerS hobca ciAeu ucrirrtcn
SllnO 6ei iicb utigcnonmeu sllS tie
0os erlte Wiol nit Dem Ebierc alsge-
bclL mint 5ron @lHacr oic 6roec
nni, .gSoS mcilit OIL mem mag Ser
@ntO mo6l gebort boben?~
nSiMcr eiucr Game" ertidrt Dfiil-
lcg, or bleibt ia por icOcm Sdaiicr
llcr ltcbcn2" ann
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-01-19
Slu.iranscn an Der bisfistu AfficA'
Barrie.

SidniS sSeiur'idien
soiorpIono 4cr. ........,.,... 100
Gtobi gollimcrcglfien.
Baltimore cir ier iaeo.. 400
@oiHmoe oiin Ter io6t.~~. wloi%
Baltimore Gin 3hsr ieso..,.. 81
Gne, eIcFrisiiai uno ardit
Baltimore Clectric riS.s..4.. ~ At@
adIio electric 5cr (famrec) TOOK
GonioIiooicD cios iNesr ... a5N
Con CoS 6 3 \ q com la5N lsJ
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-01-19
9 . NJ 8 @rcrAicrnInh.

SclOmcbcl: ySehmour Sic mel
Den iidl nodocr, ipeil Sic I'M @licDe
gciproh2n bobenl"
Sfcfnu. pGer5cibang. Scrr SclO.
pebeI touiden iid. ib bobc nic6t ucs
iprod)en~
iSelowcbeI v9lo, oolm llclOeu
Sie ii6 ipcil sic Sbrcu %orgcicstcr
eetduic1t baben"
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-01-19
@cntiac SdlLuNrntc

" Y y Z ", 0OFTEVE IFfVVO CIV
itcl, 9crianot bon oen gIcpaiorcn
9uifel; eIcoatorcrporrat6 73S,.
3S9 guihcI.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-01-19
artt lit rtndD 3eit

eine 0orm binie 5u ciucrbcn; Der 8rciS fir
Torms@r8enaniic in elm iebr bobcr oic Qanos
prcilc ilflo nod ric0ria. nbcr i'm Stc0en bcs
ariIcn Gic bier hcsdcihuetcn sSdrmen Iinb
noab 81 ben nieorigcn Qrcien a65ueeben.
45 9der; pbnc Gcbnuoc 10 ggdcr
nrhar brett an Babn 81, 10000
2sI3 slder; mt @cDduoen Gbaaricu. 100000
sIuSabnne; Sareaig. .s.,. 100000
50 9lder; nit Bcbdiocn iciniics
eauo. 4 Y gldcr ggdlb;
biuig ............. 9,1Sf 80
$50 Adcr; nit @cbnlocr. CbiigaricH. $4,000
10S94 Ader; nit @ebduoen. tpe1eu
ToocSfaa ...........'.. 4.3500O
Gontmcrpldte unb ueiierc 5ormcn bic 1900 Elder
gSul. Qabbers
Msal eNats srursr oo0 81. sanLetraRs.
(Sdni6-3t)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-01-19

r@ic ioa Oenu sic Sruu sic 5ie
iuhcu beihoiirn icin?e
,Wleiiie critic Srau bot blonOeNoo.
re oehobt lnO cin gato 0ic 3mciic
rpthc Soorc im0 eme&Gn, icst m6G
tc i'd einmol cinc nit idlmor5cu &oo
ren lIn0 einen 3Inahnns.1
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-01-19

glrat; o&bre 'Sdttin mare olip pic.
ocr bcrGciiclt 5iS of bic 5ptnc0ito-
rlngcn, bic ih nm HGglidllt balo ST
belciligrl ucclnd1cn mlII."
vsldl, Serr Goftor Ons fat ia mdlt
ID 0rokc @iIe!1
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-01-19

oGe ilr Nnrc %iIiht iantc Der
ooonutogsidlu0chrcr in ieiner SSloiic
ajcOc @odlea cincn llciliajea gIiitIiA
al nilg1eN."
r,., ooS babe ID 9cibm4 mcIOctc
iic0 @obti
$50. Onun cra1hlc q 0od ual
n&a olio" bcginHt cr oNciicln mor
id bei meiucr Eante, Spdicr oct lic
mcincr Aiu!c crob!t 0aB iia atid.
lcA NOR ais ica iuie0er lpeQQnal"
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-01-19

Nafcr. II 3uinbr $500 Yus
Idel, @erioltot Don oer GIopotorcn
t0,70i @uideI, GIcpatorcu.Borrat5
49i.37i 9uihel.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-01-19
asr Arfas 0srree-nSmt gafmOrs 9rima ana 97
Baltimore WsarFtUcridac.

Iouucritag, is. Nanuar 1917.
Mlcbl. 3uflbr 1887 6oiier
ciniblieBIih s057 Safer 5u 2ociTt-
@ouat imO 2s 81 6diier 5n Goiton.
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