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Evening journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1888-1932, 1917-07-17
BY Tho United Press.
PARIS Bilv IL


PARIS, July Herman forces
made further desperate assaults last
night in the Champagne. seeking TO
drive the French from their newly
won gains around Mont Teton, but
were repulsed, today's official state
ment asserted.
The War Office also announced q
vigorous offensive by the French aroand
Hill 304 which resulted in recapture OF
positions lost on June 2s and 20. A
great many prisoners were taken in this
battle. the number not yet having been
counted
The Champagne fighting during the
past three or four days was the most
bitter of that anywhere along tn,
French front. The Germans have beer
fruitlessly trying by every means Of at
tack and every weapon TO break thl
French hold on the dominating heights
there, today's official report says.
The statement said there was activ,
artilierying around Cerny and Courcey.
Evening journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1888-1932, 1917-07-17
OSBORNE

Paclnc and Arkansas Avenues
Elevator. hot and cold running water n
rooms Private baths. Excellent table
bathing from house. $3.50 to $3.50 daily
90 70 $40 weekly Cap. 300 Orchestra Gar
age Booklet heckley a Fettcl,
Evening journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1888-1932, 1917-07-17

ROME, July lT.-Aianifesting great
activity on the shores Of the Adriatic,
italian aeroplanes have successfully
bombarded Pola and Durazzo. 10 was re-
ported today.
Bombs were dropped on forts and
shipping. All military works and vessels
attacked were heavily damaged.
Evening journal., 1917-09-25
EEBRASKA'S POSTASA
BUSINESS ESTABLISHED

LINCOLN, Nebr.. Sept. 25.--Nebraska's
potash lakes are doing their bit in this
war and plants Tor working the potash
from the waters OF the lakes are
springing up in western Nebraska like
mushroom towns In new mining re-
gicn. Plenty Of capital Is offered to
nnance the projects, and the work is
not to be discontinued after the war.
according TO those engaged In the busi-
ness.
A university Of Nebraska professor
discovered that the lakes In the sand
hill region Of East Alliance, Nebr., were
heavy with potash In suspension. Plants
are now at work working the potash
lrom this water.
Most OF tie potash furnished the
world came from Germany before the
war, and the domestic potash proves TO
be a valuable aid to America In the war
work, now that the original imp0r'a-
lion supply is cut off,
One OF the largest plants Is now be-
ing erected near Alliance, the water
bearing potash being pumped from ,ne
lakes 20 miles away. Thousands Of mon
are employed in the industry, and all
the plants are carefully guarded against
bomb plots and other pro-German ac-
tlvities.
Evening journal., 1917-09-25
BY PERRY ARNOLD.
UNITED Press Foreign Edltor).

NEW YORK, Sept. 25.--There may be
some fireworks Of the German brand.
when the Reichstag meets In Berlin
tomorrow.
It will be the first session Of the
German parliament since Chancellor
Georg Michaels was lnducted into Of
flce, IN July. The Centerists and MEM
bers OF the Left Party combined at that
time in demands that the government
state It's position on the Reichstag for
mula OF peace without annexations"
and also that equal suffrage be granted.
The upshot was the tumbling from
power OF Chancellor Won Bethmann
Hollweg.
Michaells was appointed made a non
cOmmittal >idress TO the heichstag OUT
lining HIS policies, and the Reichstag
sitting adjourned.
Since that time considerable opposi-
tlon has developed against Michaelis,
according 10 word which has just
leaked out OF Germany. Certain Of the
extreme radical elements in Germany
have not hesitated to declare that Mi
chaelis is even more representative Of
the militarists than Hollweg. His re-
fusal TO date clearly to outline his poll
cles have made even the near-radicals
dlstrustfrl OF him. Or. Matthias Erzber-
ger, the Clerical (Catholic) leader who
assumed leadership Of the "revolters"
in the July session of the Reichstag, has
been quoted recently as severely criti-
cal Of Michaelis
Erzberger, a Catholic. is undoubtedly
anxious that Germany go the limit in
volcing acceptance Of Pope Benedicts
recent peace suggestions. He may seek
to force Mlchaelis' hand on this matter.
Over all. however. 1t appears that
the "revolters" may be beginning to
realize the sweeping reform" promised
by the kaiser are still empty promises
and that Hollweg has been replaced by
an even stronger militarist taskmaster
from whom there is not the slightest
hope Of obtaining any concessions to-
wards demOcratization.
The September session OF the Reich
stag will at once face the question OF
financing Germany for the next year OF
the war. Approval Of the budget is vir-
tually the only power which the Reich
stag exercises The budget should, In
the ordinary course Of events, have
been approved at the July sitting, but
its consideration was postponed In view
Of the radical revolt The radicals, II
they are truly In earnest, have it in
their power beginning tomorrow seri.
Evening journal., 1917-09-25
Tuesday Night
Class at Wesley
Written for The Evening Journal
By JAMES T. CRozIER.
BY Rquest

/ want to say to you. my friend,
To try TO do what's right.
If you should have an hour TO spend,
Come 10 Wesley Tuesday night.
My Sister Sally, Ella, too
Wear smiles that always tell,
And while you're looking, this thing do
just glance at Brother Wells.
There's nothing in this Yorld can bring
Such siNiles on any face,
Except on those who talk and sing
As sinners saved by Grace.
If You have not yet found the Lord,
You sure can find him there.
Just trust in Him, believe His word,
And for that home prepare.
The testimonies all are grand,
You'll sec some children. too.
God help you, friend, TO make a stand
The best thing you can do.
Our leader is a Christian man
You'll know that by his talk.
And always does Just what he can
To show us how to walk.
If YOU come there some Tuesday night
You will be glad you came.
And if outside got in the light,
By trusting in His name.
Then come with us, we'll do you good
And YOU will happy be.
Down in this world that's understood,
And through Eternity.
Evening journal., 1917-09-25
AlkaIi In Soap
Bad For the Hair

Soap should be used very carefully, If you
want to keep your hair looking its best.
Most soaps and prepared shampoos contain
too much alkali. This dries the scalp, makes
the hair brittle. and ruins 1t.
The best thing for steady use is just ordi-
nary mulsifed coeoanut oil (Which is pure
and greaseless). and is better than the most
expensive soap or anything else you can use.
One or two teaspoonfuls viii cleanse the
hair and scalp thoroughly. Simply mois-
ten the hair with water and rub It in. 1t
makes an abundance Of rich, creamy lather
which rinses out easily, removing every
particle Of dust. dirt, dandruff and excessive
oil The hair dries quickly and evenly, and
IL leaves the scalp soft, and the hair fine and
silky, bright lustrous, fluffy and easy to
manage.
You can get muIsihed cocoanut oil at
any pharmacy, it's very cheap, and a few
ounces will supply every member of the
family for months.
Evening journal., 1917-09-25
Fireworks Are Expected al
Next Reichsfag Meeting

ously to embarrass the autocratlc gov
ernment by Withholding approval OF
the money measure.
According to word from Holland and
Switzerland the Reichstag members are
likely also to attempt explanation from
the Chancellor Of the Luxburg incident,
at Buenos Aires. wherein the United
States discovered that the German
Charge was sending messages to his
home ofilce through the Swedish en-
bassy. Reichstag members will probably
be more concerned In why Count Lux
burg was untactful enough TO send the
opinions he did in the fashion dlscov-
cred by. the United States.
Germany's food administration ap-
pears likely also TO come in for consld-
cradle criticism.
Evening journal., 1917-09-25
WHY SOCIETY WOMEN WASH
THEIR OWN HAIR

They do, not because Il is fad. but be.
cause they wish to obtain tho greatest pos
siblo hair beauty and be sure they are not
using anything harmful They have found
that in washing tho hair it is never wise to
use a makeshift but is always advisable TO
use a preparation made for shampooing only
Many Of our friends say they got the best
results from simple homemade canthrox
mixture. You can use this at cost Of
about three cents a shampoo by getting some
canthrox from your druggist. and dissolving
teaspoonful in a>cup Of hot water. This
makes enough shampoo liquid to apply to all
the hair instead Of just the top Of the head.
as with most preparations. Dandruf. ex.
cess oil and dirt are dissolved and en-.
tirely disappear In the rinsing water. Your
hair viii be so fluffy that IL VIII look much
heavier than Il IS. It's lustre and softness
win also delight you.
Evening journal., 1917-09-25
Our Best Shouting of
ChiIdrcn'S Coats

All wool velours, zibelines, pushes and
velvets as we'll as many other new and
popular materials in all colors and in
scores of different models. Some are
trimmed with plush, velvet, kerami, ETC.,
as we'll as with self materials, the prices
for sizes from to IA years range in easy
stages from $5.49 to $4,000, and for
sizes from 2 to years from $2.25 to
$1,000.
Evening journal., 1917-09-25
WHOLE ]. 5. TO AID
WAR SAYINGS PLAN
Certificates to be Placed on
Sale Throughout the
Country
BIG MEN TO BE
IN THE CAMPAIGN

WASHINGTON, Sept. 25.-An oppor-
tunity will be given to every town and
city In the country to sell share OF
he two billion dollars worth Of war
savings certificates just authorized by
Congress. Secretary McAdoo announced
that the certificates. In denominations
as low as IS. bearing per cent. inter
est and maturing In Ave years, viii be
issued in blocks from time TO time, be-
ginning as quickly as plans can be
completed.
The treasury, sub-treasuries, internal
revenue, customs and postoflces and
other agencies will be designated to
make sales.
A campaign to bring the value OF this
form OF investment to the attention OF
the people Will be conducted by a spe-
cial committee appointed by Secretary
NcAdoo composed OF Frank A. Wander
lip, New York, chairman: Frederic a.
Delan0, Chicago, member OF the Federal
Reserve Board Henry Ford Detroit;
Eugene Meyer, Jr., Mrs. George Bass,
Chicago, and Charles j.. Paine, Boston.
1T Is proposed" said Mr.. McAdoo,
ITO develop the plans In such way
that saving may be made through the
purchase OF stamps Of small denomin-
atlons until a sufficient amount has
been saved to purchase var-saying
certificate. The Government will redeem
these war-saving certificates at any
time before maturity upon request OF
The holder, allowing interest at less
rate than per cent.
1T Is virtually necessary that the
American people should practice saw
lngs on a large scale during the pro-
gress OF this war. In no other way can
The Government be financed. and with
out adequate financing our gallant sol
dlers and sailors cannot be supplied
with guns, ammunition, clothing and
food, nor can the war be carried to a
swift and victorious conclusion. This
will give every man, woman and child
IN America, no matter how small his
means, the opportunity to do some
thing to help the Government"
Evening journal., 1917-09-25
STATE AGRONOMIST
TO make wheat TEST

The Department Of Agronomy, OF
Delaware College, would like to Sc
cure a small sample OF seed wheat
from various parts of the State.
Farmers in every section are invited
10 send by parcel post to the station
not less than one pound Of the seed
wheat they are now sowing. Enclose
he name of the variety, if any.
The object is TO make a compare
tive variety test of these wheats and
also TO secure information as to their
IDENTITY. The varieties will be grown
side by side this year and a report
made to the individual grower next
tall.
Please send all samples to A. e.
Srantham. agronomist, Delaware Ex-
pertinent Station. Newark, De-.
Evening journal., 1917-09-25

The other day Ruth Buckart, "a, and
Frank Grifnn. 49, eloped from New
Orleans and were married in st. Ber-
nard by Justice Nunez.
Now protests from all ranks Of life
may take from outlying justices Of
the peace the power Of marrying
couples, particularly from outside par
ishes, or counties as these political
districts are called in the north.
While the parents have interfered
and separated the baby bride and
baby groom, ministers, parents and
others are demanding drastic action to
curb the activities Of the marrying
Justices Of st. Bernard, below New
Orleans, OF Gretna, across the Missis-
sippl River from New Orleans, and
Algiers, New Orleans suburb, also
across the river.
While the marriage OF "llttle Ruth
and Frank" is the most flagrant vio-
lation Of the marriage powers. other
similar cases have been revealed re-
Gently.
The parents OF Miss Buckart say
she insisted Frank elope with her so
she would not have TO go to high
school.
She was to begin her studies the day
she and Frank were married in st.
Bernard by Justice Nunez. They gave
their ages as is. It was their fourth
attempt to get the judge to marry
them.
Frank, who just put on long trousers
and has been working during the sum-
mer in a New Orleans cotton mill had
10 borrow money TO get the license
and pay the Justice.
Frank is the second OF my child
rem TO run away and get married.
said Mrs Helena Kennedy, his mother
elizabeth, my daughter, went over
to Gretna and was married to the jus.
tice there. She returned home the
same day but 10 was four days befor,
! ! knew she was married"
/ Kennedy, stepfather Of Frank, fav-
ored giving him a whipping.
Evening journal., 1917-09-25

Staff Special.
NEW ORLEANS. La, Sept. Pa
Love makes the world go round. But
Il shouldn't spin the old ball so fast.
Marriages between boys OF 10 and
girls OF "a exceed the speed limit. AT
least New Orleans thinks so.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1917-07-23

Ia prZekraCzanie prawa nledzlel-
nego zamykania wyszynkow policya
wczoraj aresztowala jedenastu SYN
karzy; ma stacyach po~licyjnyCh TAX
re osadzono pietnastu ,,kostume-
row.. Aresztowani miedzy innymi
byli: Grzegorz Wojinski, 475S South
Robey ul.; Felix's Dradek, 1901 So.
Lincoln ul.; Felix's Kusarski, 1903
w. Alma ILL.,; Ignacy Wackowski,
1444 W. Erie I'll. / Zofia Chojecka,
kt6ra prowadzi szynkownie pod mr..
275 So. Whipple ul.
Celem zmnie1szenia wysokiej
smiertelnosci polskich niemowlat
Towarzystwo Lekarzy Polskich po--
stanowiia urzadzit ola matek pol
skich szereg w~yk}adow popularnych.
Wyklady odbywat sic beda dzisiaj,
we wtorek, srode, czwartek / pi
TEX. poczawszy o godzinie drugiej
popoiudniu, W sail parku mr.. l.,
przy Chicago ave. 1 Noble ul. Wstep
wolny.
Matki Polki WHINE korzystac re
sposobnosci .otrzymania wielu bar
do korzystnych rad | w~skazowek.
Dzisiaj cd godziny 2ej do Sci wyk}a-
dac bedzie dr.. A. Balcerzak; cd 60
dziny Sci o 4tej r. ". Statkiewicz.
" zau{ku 20 "a jego miesZkaniem.
policya " sobote wieczorem znalazla
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S499 692 1921 500 1856 3496 1886
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11O3 2319 1895 2479 sos 1872 I'LL
513 As 1920 1892 1851 O99 1855
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1441 III 1880 6O2 2675 $50 2233
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$500 $50 1859 1865 1922 3671
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Stacye RehutaCyjns
W Chicago.

Ponizei podane So stacyc rekruta-
Cyjne W Chicago, W kt6rych ochotni-
cy moga sic 1aciagnaS do wojska re-
~gularneGo, marynerh Tub milicyi sta
novels
ARNnA.
$50 South State III.
II South Canal III.
6O1 West Madison ul.
70 West Van Buren, ul.
40 North Fifth ave.
es4 Milwaukee ave. (Polska Stacya
w Domu lied. P. r. Ky
1904 East Ninety-second nj.
MARYNARKA.
621 South State III.
100 North Fifth ave.
$50 South Dearborn ul.
GS02 South Ralsted nj.
KORPUs MARYNARSKI.
62s South State nj.
3 East Harrison ul.
Milwaukee ave. 1 Cicero III.
7my puIk piechoty - 34O1 Went
worth Y :.
go West Madison nj.
10 South Canal ul.
lea West Van Buren, ul.
434 South State ul.
REZERWY MARYNARK.
;. s. Commodore, State III. most.
GwARDYA NARODOwA.
1szy pufk piechoty Michigan v
4 S1csnasta nj.
2gi pulk niechoty - 1858 West MAJ
Olson ul.
smy 'pulk piechoty - a517 Forest
ave.
1szy puik kawaleryi - 1880 North
Clark ul.
Norpus inEynicr6w - $3.50 Lincoln
ave., lub 3oa South Clark III.
sui botalion, 1szy pulk artyleryt sta
novel, Lasalle : Stonroe III.
Baterya G, 116 South Michigan ave.
Baterya q, 1856 lincoln ave.
Raterye d 4 r, Stockyards Pavilion.
Kompania A, korpus sygnaiowy' 2ooS
". Madison nj.
szpdtal polny, kompanie 1 z -
1917 south Michigan ave.
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Warda l6-ta. - 37-ma
Dywizya.

Rsgestrowani W dywizyi 37-e
16-tej wardy podlegaja siuzbie
wojskowej W nizej podanym po-.
rzadku numerow poborowych
Czytac nalezy W poprzek kolum.
ny cd Level strony ma prawo:
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1894 1878 1857 1895 2O22 1888
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27S7 1858 23S9 1857 1857 1852
2494 5000 1882 1906 I'LL 1879
1882 174S 2195 S37 2OS6 8S7 SIS
1852 1919 1851 SIS $3.50
975 1927 500 1885 564 1855 2166
s45 1918 sos S548 1867 1929 2986
1857 PAS 214S 5S6 1912 1895 2453
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(Oferta Westinghouse
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WyjaSnienie cd Redakcyi.)

" numer2e z 1890 b. IN. po-
daIi$my w%jadomo$G, &c agenc'
frmy Westinghouse u Pitts
burghu posaukujq 1000 Mdai,
kt6rzyby chcieli "a bardao do
brem Wynogrodsen,em podjqt
sic piracy u fabryce amunicy'
tel firny ma tych warun&ach,
re celem utrgymania sekretu
nowego sposobu wyrobu mate
rya56w wJbuchowych, sgodsq
sic ma supeSne odctecie cd Swia-
ia zewnetrsnego ma prseciQg
dziesieciu miesiecy. Ludsie CT
6yZiby eaten obowiqsani spe.
dzjt prawie cafy rok u zabudo-
wqniach fobrycznych, ME n.y.
dalajqc sic 2 Mich ami ma krok,
ME utrsyuujqc & nikim kores-
pondencyi ! ME ~stykajqc sic 4
nikim Wog6le, Ito ME naleay do
toWarzySzy ~ tej piracy.
Il poWodu aamieszcsenia te.
90 t%elegramu o~trsymujemy
nieustannie bdrdzo hc2ne liSty
E eopytaniem o bli&sze sscze.
g6ty, odnossQce SIG do tej ofer-
ty, o odres frmy ftp.
Me mogqc o~dpowiodat kai-
demu Z osobna, p~odojemy do
wiadomo$ci interesoWanych
CgyteMik6w, re sadnych biz.
ssych Szcseg6'6W u tej sprawie
ME gndmy. Podali$my depesse,
jok nades'ano jig z Pittsburgha
prscs agencye prosowq ! posa-
tenn ME posiadan,y &adnych
konkretnieisaych informacW o
ca6ej kwestyi.
Ola miejscoWych Csytelni--
k6W moSemy doda6 chybo to je-
szcse, &c ! u Chicago emajduje
sic kilka kompdmii Westing-
house, kt6rych adres MONA
enale@G u kaadej telefonicznej
ksiqGce, a moaliwe, re kt6rd$ :
tych firm bedsie mo!aSa .UdSte-
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Extra!Extra!
wAzNE wIADoMosc1 z wARszAWY.

wvdzias Narodowy P. c. K. R. W A. otrzymat dzisiaj depesze
Aablowa nastepujacej treSci:
Pentarlier, %. Ipca.
Pfssudski wraz z GAIA lewica wycofa} sic z Rady Stanu. Pc
zosts3e W radzie partye stanowiace znikona mniejszosc narodu
zgodziiy sic ma formuie przysiegi ola Legionow wyrazaJaca wler-
nos1 przvsz}emu kolowi Kr6lestwa braterstwo broni z Niemea-
mi Austryakami oraz ich sprzynierzencami Posrod Leglonlsto"
gwa{towna opozycya. Wielka Geese kategorycznie odnowlia zfo-
7enia nrzvSegi zostala wykluczona internowana. w Galicyi ma
rodowa demokracya, ludowa partya elementy stawajace bezwzgle-
dnie ma stanowisku zjednoczenia ~wszystkich czesci Polski z doste-
penn do nora zupeana niepodlegfoscia utworzyay wspolna orga-
nizacye nazwana Zjednoczeniem Partyi.
POLSKA AGENCYA CENRALNA.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1917-07-23

Kapiac sic W tezlorze W Paw Paw
Lake. Michigan, gdzie bawil ma va
kacvaCh, utonaf wczoraj czter~
n~astoletni Raymond Marchal, syn PIP.
f. Narcha?ow, zam. pnr. 2124 In
diana ave
). :.
Okolo rok temu iona Antonieso
Pldckowicza %otrzymala rozw6d. Fla'-
kowicz jake instygatOra swego FAM
1iineyo nieporozumtenia oskarzaf IA
lola Chalupe, 749 w. l09 ul.'ktor!
dawniej u mich stolOwaf. WczoraJ
spotkal on Chalupe PREY 119ej ul.'
blisko torow kolejowych linti Penn
svlvania. dobyi rewolweru i celnym
strzalem "polozyi go trupem. Morde'-
re aresztowano. Utrzymuje on, re
s~trzeli} q. samo-obronie
W skutek poparzeh doznanych Sgo
Inca. gdv przypadkiem zanali'o sic
lego ubranie, W szpitalu p~owiatoWym
umral wczoraj trzy-letni Jan SzupaN'
1889 Hastings III.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1917-07-23
MOTATKI
OSOBISTE | TOWARZYSKIE.

" odwiedziny do rodzicow Dr..
Tomasza J6zefiny z Cwik6W,
Laseckich. Fam. pnr. 1885 Gresham
ave, ~przyiychal syn ich Kazimierz A.
Lasecki, zatrudnionv jako rysownik
W ~arsenale rzadowym ma wyspta
Rock Island. P. kazimierz "a kilka
dni udaje Gle do Washington. gdzie
ma otrzymaf zatrudnienie W rzado-
wynn wydziale aeroplan6w.
2 kilko-tyeodniowych wakacvi spe
dzonyci Stanie Indiana. do Chi
cago ~powr6ci'v wczoraj pannv An
ma i Stdnislawa Swift. cork PAM
Ewy Split, starej parafianki Marya-
nova i PAM Marta 2 Gostomskich
Split, iona p. Franciszka J. Szpli-
ia.
Do Lake Villa. III, ma kilko-tvgo-
dniowe wakacye z c6rkami Maya.
Lucya i Leonia W sohote wyjechala
PAM Marya Kuflewska. ma}zonka ap
tekarza Kazimierzowa, Stanislawa
kuflewskiego. 1924 So. California
ave.