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Evening journal., 1917-11-17
FRENCH ACADEMY TO
HONOR PAPA JOFFRE'
By The United Press.


PARIS, Oct. 20 tBy MaiD.-The claim
TO immortality Of the Victor Of the
Marne is indisputable. The French
Academy. however, wishes to make as
surance doubly sure by electng Mar
shall Joffre among its "Immortals."
The only cases where purely military
merit has been crowned by the French
Academy are those Of Marshalls d Es-
trees, Villars and de Belle-Isle. Candi-
dates for academic honors have Of late
been Obliged to pay "duty-calls" on the
Academicians before going UP for cleo
tion.
In the case Of Marshall Joffre this for
mality will be waived, as he is notori-
ously too modest to consent to make
any effort on his own behalf Besides
for Papa Joffre" there Is only one alb
Evening journal., 1917-11-17
Just The Distance From Home
Plate 10 First Base Between
French and German Trenches

sign Of vegetation has been torn and
blackened and charred.
In front Of both the French and Ger
man first line trenches were barbed
wiEe entanglements 25 feet deem leav-
ing a mo Mans Land" OF not 10 ex-
ceed 40 feet.
Here and there in the entanglements
were bits Of clothing. And at os-e Mace
IN mo Mans Land" lay the helmet and
the bayonet Of a German.
Poor devil said my guide, "he never
got any farther than our entapgle-
ments. His body lay out there all day.
but was gone the next morning"
II the trenches and the entanele-
ments and the machine gun placements
are marvelously constructed. thew do
not match, from an engineering stand
point the underground passagewavs.
approaches and living quarters for the
troops.
It's a false notion that the men man
ming the trenches are marched 10 their
stations from the rear and then
marched back again to comfortable
quarters after a few hours duty.
At many points In France there are
tens Of thousands Of soldiers-Germans
as we'll as Frenchmen-living like moles
IN the ground, often several hundred
feet below the surface.
A coal mine Is the nearest approach
TO these underground habitations.
Often their living quarters are con-
structed with concrete. Every room
and passageway is lighted with elec-
tricitv
Were vastly more comfortable here
than we would be out In the open" 4"
said an ofloer, "and German SHELLS
can't touch U.s."
Mining is an important part Of the
underground life. Ceaselessly tie min
ing operations go on.
Were under every foot OF the Ger
man trenches In this vicinity" said an
engineer at one point "We coufd blow
them to smithereens II we wanted to-"
Then why don't your" ! asked.
You'll have to ask somebody higher
up" he laughed. Then he added.
"Of course, the Germans have our
trenches Iained, too"
He took me into a little room, many
feet below the surface, fitted I'D with
numerous scientific instruments. He
put sort Of telephone receiver over
his head.
This instrument records the slight
est movements OF the earth. We can
tell when the Germans are digging
through the rock and we can Judge
how far they are from us"
He listened intently for a moment
and then glanced at his watch. It was
II 30 in the morning.
They've all knocked Off work for
their SOUP" he said. Funny about
those Germans. They are so methodi-
cal In routine they quit work al pre-
cisely the same minute every day.
That's why wen beat them to the fuses
when it's time for a big 'blow-up' in
this sector. While they're fooling with
red tape we'n be lighting matehesw
Evening journal., 1917-11-17
.[UyT MOTOR BAkDITS
With Machine Guns
By The United Press

CHICAGO, Nov. i7.-Motor bandits
are fourishing to such an exteuf in
CHICAGO that James L. Mooney. chief
Of detectives, has designed a t Of
pocket edition tank" to combat them.
He will mount a machine gun on the
hoods Of police automobiles used IN
pursuing bandits.
Evening journal., 1917-11-17
39c-CRENE o. PEPPERNIINT-s9c

Delightful. smooth, rich creams Of a
ripe mint flavor, coated with sweet
chocolate.
Special. 800 the pound box.
Fenway Purple Package assorted
chocolates. Csc the pound.
DANFORTHS DEPENDABLE DRUGS,
Market and Second Streets.-Adv.
Evening journal., 1917-11-17

The Want Ads will assist all those
looking for good real estate invest
ments, for rooming houses to rent. OF
purchase.
Evening journal., 1917-11-17

lieutenant at Camp Mcclellan; Tituf
Geesey, sergeant.
1912 class-John Hoffecker, Elisha
Hudson.
1911 class-Earl w. Stats. yeoman,
Naval Reserve
1910 class-William Ruark, Willard
Black; DIT. Louis Gluckman, flrst lieu.
tenant Dental Reserve Corps; Dr.. Jo-
seph Barksy, first lieutenant, Camp Lee
Petersburg. Va.
1907 class-Matt Finger, Engineer
Corps, Camp Dix.
1905 class-Clsrence Sharpless.
i90i class-Robert Kelton, captair
in regular army at Camp Mcclellan.
1908 class-Samuel L. Hamilton, sen
lor first lieutenant.
1898 class--Samuel L. Hamilton, sen
Tor first lieutenant.
1898 class-Lynwood Jacobs.
] Former Goldey students-Colcnel J
Warner Reed, Lieutenant Robert King
Captain William Berl. Jr.. at Camp Nc
Clellan.
Evening journal., 1917-11-17

The coming week will ind domestic
help advertised in the Want Ads and
all the interests Of the home under
good ruling
The Washington times., 1917-05-27
RUSSIAN ART FILMS
HAVE ARRIVED In U. S.
Works Of SIaE Authors Will Be
Shown in Pictured Form.

The Russian art films have arrived
in this country under the guidance Of
Nathan S. Kaplan, an American citi-
zen long resident in France and Rus
STA, and the standard works OF Toll
stoy, Turgenien. Dosteevsky, Push
kin, Gogel, Ostrovsky, Andreef, and
other prominent Sfay authors, will
be seen here in their picturized form
for the FIRST time outside of Russia,
where the filmed versions Of their
novels and dramas have shared the
popularity OF the books and stage
plays.
The screen acting of the leading
Russian artists of the national
theaters in Moscow and Petrograd
will be exhibited in these same pro-
auctions.
The casts comprise many Of the
names that have placed the Russian
theater in the forefront Of the art
progress of the last quarter century.
The services OF the players for screen
work were obtained by special per
mission OF the CEar, and the pictures
were shown at Tsarskoye Selo before
being exhibited to the public.
At the very beginning OF the H.
OO0-mile journey from Petrograd to
New York, via Siberia, Japan. and the
Pacific, the twenty trunks OF pictures
escaped as by q miracle destruction
at the handa OF the Russian .nevolu-
tionaries, at that time actively hos
tile to whatever bore the seal OF the
Car.
The Washington times., 1917-05-27
GLEN ECHO PARK.

Concerts by Sol Minister'S. band
this afternoon and tonight with var
led and carefully selected programs
will be the. special free feature for
Sunday visitors at Glen Echo. e.
With its speedy gravity railway,
racing derby. carrousel. and other
amusement devices, the giant Mid
way with the years sensation, the
"Joy-jigger," and a long line of
minor attractions. and the new dance
pavilion, Washington's leading resort
offers a variety OF entertainment that
meets the needs Of patrons of, al
ages. In addition the free admission
carries with 1t motion. picture bill
and other free features every night. =
A big celebration is planned for
Wednesday. Memorial Day.
This year the management has
gone to considerable expense to add
to the beauty OF the park and to the
convenience OF its guests. A hrst-
class restaurant and retiring room
with 9 maid In attendance for women
patrons are two attractive features
of the season.
The Washington times., 1917-05-27
SAVOY PARK OPEN.

The Savoy Park, connected with
Crandalrs Savoy Thester at 18th and
Columbia road northwest, was open.
ed last night. II has been fitted
up at a total cost aggregatIng $1,000
This park IL reached through. the
Fourteenth street entrance.
The most striking feature Of the
park IL the huge band stand which
is placed directly under, not before
the screen, which Is OF radium gold
cloth. insuring perfect projection.
Twenty-Five tons OF specially crush
ed white stone cover the aisles, max.
ing the pathway clear even when
the lights are out. The park has a
seating capacity OF 1900 and there
are four aisles OF seats which have
been specially treated with a high
finish vsrnish. eliminating both dan
ger OF paint on clothing and the
danger Of becoming rainsoaked. Both
park and thester will be con
Quoted until more settled weather
conditions prevail.
The Washington times., 1917-05-27
BOARD oE.rRApE IN Films.

Manager Fred G. Berger. Of Polls
Theater, has arranged with the shad
bake committee OF the Board OF
Trade to display the films OF the par
Elephants in the recent shad bake to
Occoquan, Va
The shad bake. committees camera
man secured wonderful series OF
views Of the trade organizations
froIic, and likewise OF the big Dis
trict OF Columbia corrective InstItu-
ton which f. located at Occoquan
Va
The Board OF Trade shad bake films
will be shown between the acts at
Polis every night this week.
The Washington times., 1917-05-27
NEEDS BATTLE CRY -
TO STIR THE BLOOD
War Slogan Committee Demands
New Fighting Appeal.

NEW YORK, May Fighter this
war Is not one with a popular appeal
to the American people or It Is one
too big for . typieally American bat
tie cry" said Judge Robert C. DuvaIl,
chairman of the American war slogan
COMMITTEES, in Oyster Bay yesterday.
an our prize contest for a war slo-
gan we have received hundreds OF
suggestions from every State In the
Union and from many parts OF Can
ada, but few have the squirting ap.
peaf that Urges men to fight. Per-
haps rome great war disaster must
come TO America before we can get
such a slogan"
The contest. which was to have
been ended June l, has been extended
to July 1.
The Washington times., 1917-05-27
Absolutely New Method
For SuperAuous Hair

Goodbye to dspIlstOrisS, the electric needle,
and the razor! Here At last Is method
roots and sii-sasily. harmisssiy. instanta-
nsOusIyI Nothing like & ever heard Of before.
II you'd like to try this wonderful process,
Just get 4 stick of -phsIaetins from your
druggist follow the simple inatructions--and
with your own eyes zee the hair roots come
out, See how perfectly smooth and hAir-fres
your skin will be. Phelactine Is non-irritat-
ing, odorless. and 90 harmless you could eat
II, 1t Il 20 reliable that every stick IL sold
on = NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. basis.-Advt.
The Washington times., 1917-05-27

Former Health Commissioner Kari of Chs
caso. and which - prescribed and recon-
mended above BY physicians IN such q great
secret remedy. but one which IL well known
TO druggists and whose iron constituents are
widely prescribed BY eminent physicians
everywhere. Unlike the older inorEanic Iron
products II u easily assimilAtsd, does not In
ture tie teeth. make them black nor upset
the stomach. on the contrary, 10 IL q most
ton As well as for nervous, rundown condi-
lions. The manufacturers have such great
conhdence N Nuxatsd Iron. that they offer
TO forfeit $1,000 TO any charitabIs inStitutiop
II they cannot take any man or woman. under
60. who lacks iron, and increase their
strength 100 per cent or over In four weeks
tine. provided they have no serious organic
trouble. They also oher to refund your
r,GCey II II does not At least doubts your
stryLg 9Th and endurance IN ten days time. 10
Is dispensed by James O'Donnsll Drug stores,
Peoples DRUG Stores and all good druEgistA.
l-AdVt.
The Washington times., 1917-05-27
WOULD MAKE LIB
ERTY LOAN POPULAR

1t is not necessary to advertise
these bonds TO sell the whole is
sue. but it is earnestly desired
that this loan shall be a popular
loan, a loan by and from the
people at large of the United
States, and not alone from banks,
trust companies, and finaneiers.
To that end bonds are to be Is
sued of small denominations, and
subscribers for small amounts are
to be supplied before the SUBJ
seribers for large amounts are
granted their full subscription.
The Washington times., 1917-05-27
How to Wave Hair to
Appear Naturally Curly

The tight little eurls 50 dear to a womun'S
heart the kind that remain In curl under any
and all weather conditions. are best acquired
by means Of the new silmsrfne method. This
simple method enables one to have the pret-
test waves and .curis imaginable. with all
the appearances of'-'Nature's own" Sinner
Inc Is Of courEs perfectly harmless 1t
leaves no sediment on the hair nor any
FtIclSy or greasy trace. II alec serves as q
beneficial dressing. impartinE a lively lustre
and wholesome beauty 10 the hair And the
hair IL fine and fury when corlbed ont
II che -ill procure q bottle % LIQUID sill
uierlEs from the drugEigt and follcv The easy
directions. the will I've pleased beyond words
with the reSiltr-N hich will be in evidence
within three houfs. and which will last a
long time. The houid u easily applied with
. brush.-AdYf. :. =. :. =
The Washington times., 1917-05-27

OF cases, and thereby the lives Of
thousands might be saved who now
die every year from pneumonia. grippe,
kidney. liver, heart trouble and othsr
dangerous Flaiadies. The real and true
cause, which started their disease was
nothing more or less than a weakened
condition brought on by lack OF IRON
in the blood. Thousands OF people sur
know liz If you are not strong or
well. you owe tito yourself to make
the following test; See how long you
can work or how far you can walk
without becoming tired. Next take
two five-grain tablets Of NuNated Iron
three times per day after meals for
two weeks. Then test your strength
again anu see how much you nave
gained"
N6TE--Suxateds Iron which Is so strongly
endorsed by Nine Sarah sBernhardt, the
worlds most noted actress, and which hAs
been uaed- with such surpristnE results ny
The Washington times., 1917-05-27
STARTS CAMPAIGN
FOR BOND BUYING
Steel and Ordnance Company
Gives Employees a Chance.
ASKS 1000 MEN TO INVEST
Purchases May Be Made on
Monthly Installments.

While some Americans are hesitat'
ing about doing their bit for the ma
ton, employees Of the Washington
Steel and Ordnance Company are
going to do a double service --
They are not only making NUM-
lions, but also intend buying slOO,OOO
worth Of Liberty bonds
The purchase Of the bonds is expect
cd to start with q rush at the com
pany's plant at Giesboro Point tomor
row morning. An energetic campaign
will be conducted and the workmen
expect their subscriptions to aggre
gate 500 900 before July l..
Clock to Record Subscription.
The company VIII cooperate with
the men in conducting the campaign
At the entrance to the plant the com
pany will place a big clock dial or
which win be recorded each day the
total amount OF bonds subscribed &c
by all workers. with q view OF slim
ulatInE friendly rivalry among the
employees OF the twenty-five, different
departments, the. company will plaee
a bulletin, board near the clock anc
record on II the aggregate Of SUP
| scrIptions by employees In each al
vision. .-s
The bond purchase campaign will
be under the direction OF twenty-five
/ shop foremen,, who will urge employees
/ TO buy as literally as their wAge'
| VIII permit. Prominent Washington
bankers and business and professions
men, as we'll as officers OF the com
pany, will address the munitior
| workers at lunch time and at shifting
periods.
There are 1000 employees at thu
plant, and Il IL believed that at leas
j half % them will be glad to inves'
some Of their money in Liberty bonds
] The payroll OF the Washington stee
! and; ordnance Company Is abou
! $3.50 900. II is estimated that the EN-
ployes will pay less than 10 per cent
OF their monthly earnings to acquire
Liberty bonds.
To Pay ss q Month.
The plan worked out for the pur
chaseA is for the employees to pay 81
a month Ter ten months on q $50 bont
and, $40 q month for ten months fol
a. 800 bond. Upon payment of th'
final installment the employe will re
ceive the bond plus all accrued In
terest. Upon payment of the mrs
installment the purchaser will b
given a button.
An unusually generous offer ha
been made by the company to stimu
late bond buying among the men
/ The management has announced tina
in the event any purchaser dies be
fore entirely paying for his bond, tn
company will complete the payment
and turn the bon over to the rela
tives OF the deceased. This make
bond buying among the employe
virtually a form OF insurance.
The Washington times., 1917-05-27

Aside from the fact that II pictures
Sarah Bernhard. in the central role,
the film Mothers of France" to be
shown at CrandaIi's Avenue Grand
Theater today. is Of particular interest
because its scenes were actually pho
tographed in France, and many of
them depict various phases of real
trench war
The picture was made under the
auspices OF the French Government.
Princess OF the Dark" with Enid
Bennett featured in the role OF a
blind girl, will be shown tomorrow.
The program for the remainder OF
the week will consist of the follow
ing: Tuesday, Sessue Hayakawa, in
each to His Kind" Wednesday, VIII
liam Desmond in THE Last OF the In
grams Thursday, Wallace Reid and
Anita King in The Golden Fetter:"
Friday, Robert Harron in The Bad
Boy" Saturday, Clara Kimball Young
IN The Easiest Way"
The Washington times., 1917-05-27
o<~NHt<4--<>4aZ

When shown the above letter by Nine. Bern lVAi
har he Health Commissioner ofChl ilSA
caro VIM r Kerr said: From my own expert nv
ence with Nuxated Iron, feel that II Is such
eyeTy hospital prescribed by physician ~
in t6s country. AS Health Commissioner OF the
ITty OF / mportuned many times -
recommend different medicines mineral waters, y
etc Never yet have gone on record as faYOring. \
snv particular remedy but feel that In Nuxated \
Iron an exception should be made to the rule. \
~ have taken NuXated Iron myself and expert I
its health giving strength building effect
d,,y 10 make known the results of its 1 an L
vii mast my three and that Il
believe own great physical activity.is due
largely today to my personal use of Nuxated Iron
80 IL nv endorsement shall induce anaemic neryouS,
~ Town men and women to take Nuxated Iron and
rscsiye the wonderful tonic benefits which / have
receyed shall feel greatly grathed that l. made an
endoTsinE Nuxated Iron do by of my per
sonai use and from sense OF duty owes
10 his fellow beings
In rspard to Bernhardts recommendation Of Nor
ated Iron A. J. Newman, late Police Surgeon of tn,
Hospita Chicago, said: at has my parttcuIa
dnty during six assist keeping Chica
800 Ave thousand buecoats in good health pefec
SSbtnE trim that they would be physically equipped e
,,,rs Elements Recently prompted through an en-
dorssment OF Nuxated Iron by Dr. Schuyler G. Jaoues
VSsitJnS Surgeon. ElZabeths Hospital New YoTS {,
i've IL trial This remedy has proven through my owr
creating blood, building up the streng
the muscles and correcting digestive disorders
In reply TO a question asking his opinion Nuxatet
Iran Dr. Howard James late OF the Manhattan stat,
n,,S 81 New York and formerly Assistant Phvscia n
1uepLIyn state Hospital, said: NuNatsd Iron is mos
surprisinE remedy patient of mine remarked 10 mi
after having been on sn weeks course Of II. SAY
boCt l heep
The Washington times., 1917-05-27

"a Tious mineral salts OF iron for years,
only to meet complaints OF diseol-
ored teeth, disturbed IisS xhsn TS camp
1890 MINATED Iron. an elegant, in
Senious preparation containing organ
r. iron. which has no destructive &C
ton on the teeth, no corrosive erect erect
oasiniIated into the blood and quick
~ makes its presence felt in increased
viFoT. snap, and staying power"
DR.. L. sauer, Boston physician,
80 q 1reat European Medical Insti-
Intions was asked TO give his opinion
~ 1879 10 the use OF NuNsted Iron
as a blood and strength builder. In
reply DIT. Sauer said: People need
more iron. There can De no strong.
,,ioaro,,s iron men and beautiful
healthy women without iron. Not long
a1o = man came 10 me who was near
~ half a century old and asked me to
The Washington times., 1917-05-27

give him a preliminary examination
Tor life insurance. l was astonlsneo
10 ind him with the blood pressure OF
boy OF twenty. and as full ,of VlSor,
vim and vitality as q young man. IN
fact a young man he really was NOT
outstanding his age. The secret; ne
said, was taking iron-Nuxatea lrVn
80 he was in bad health; at 40 ne was
cRfe-worn and nearly all tn@-now az
80, after taking Nuxated Iron, a NH I.L.-
acle OF vitality and HIS face oeathlns
As / have said a hundred times over
organic iron IL the greatest OF Al
strength builders. II people woula
only take Nuxated Iron when theE
feel weak or run down, instead OF COS
ing themselves with habit forming
drugs. stimuIants and alcoholic beNer-
ages, ! am convinced that in this way
they could. ward off diseaAe, 'preNenlt'
ing 1t becoming organic in thousands
The Washington times., 1917-05-27
Apollo.

AS Men Love-" a drama Of a friend
ship between two men SO strong that
IT survived the severest tests, is to
days screen attraction at Crandalrs
Apollo Theater.
House Peters and Myrtle Stedman
head the cast, which includes J. w.
Johnston and Helen Jerome Eddy.
Her New York" is scheduled for
showing tomorrow, featuring Gladys
Hulette.
-Other attractions for the week in.
clude the following films: Tuesday,
June EIvidge and Carlyle Blackwell
in The Page Mystery;" wednesday.
E. II. Sothern, supported by Peggy
HyIand. in The Man OF Mystery
Thursday, willard Mack's famous
drama, kick In" presented by q
strong cast: Friday, George Beban in
1.-THE Bond Between" Saturday, Viola
Dana in Gods Law and Mans"
The Washington times., 1917-05-27
NINE. SARAH BERNHARDT
SAYS: -s---

"'QuaRd Meme Onward. In
Spite of Everything" has always
been my motto, and all the world
knows that I have never failed to
live up to It. Ifeel more than happy
to recommend Nuxated Iron because
I personally know and appreciate
the marvelous results which It gives.
/ an sending hundreds of bottles to
our valiant soldiers to make them
still stronger in this desperate strug-
gle and to build them up into better
citizens after the war, by giving
them increased energy and vitality"
The Washington times., 1917-05-27
CHEVY CHASE LAKE.

The opening OF Chevy Chase Lake
Saturday night met with popular ap-
proval. Many hundreds of Washing
tonians Elided merrily over the
smooth floor OF the big dancing pa
vIIion to the strains of the Meyer
Davis Orchestra The cars mark ed
Chevy Chase Lake" were packed to
capacity. starting at an early hour.
The Washington times., 1917-05-27

Douglas Fairbanks will be seen in in
Again-Out Again" at Crandall's Ave
nut Grand on both next Sunday aud
Monday.
The other pictures on that weeks pro-
gram have been announced as ( lows
Tuesday, Mae Murray in "On Record ::
Wednesday. Earle Williams in The
Hawk" Thursday. Muriel ostriche and
Arthur Ashley in Moral Courage" Fri
day, Dorothy Glsh in "Stagestruck;
Saturday. Blanche Sweet in "Thos,
without Sin"
The Washington times., 1917-05-27
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We especially want to send It to those
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