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The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-10-02
CORNERSTONE OF.
THE H|NDENBURC
SYSTEM FALLEN
ST. Quentin's Capture Shakes
Whole Defense,

PARIS, Oct. 2.--St. Quentin is taken
and the cornerstone OF the Hindenburg
system has fallen.
Thanks to the prodigious and unre'
lenting efforts OF the armies Of Cen
eral Debeny and General Rawlinson.
under the general direction OF General
Fayole, that fine soldier who COM
mands the group OF armies in that Sec
tor, il is a most rcsoundmg triumph.
But it is not the only place where VIC
tory smiles upon the allied arms
Belgian forces, strongly opposed are
making headway toward Roulers and
Menin. The Germans are preparing to
cvacuate the Lille region British ar
mics around Cambra are successfully
fighting one of the fiercest battles OF
the war General Bcrihelot is driving
the enemy back between Rheims and
the Aisue and General Gouraud has
reached Challerange. the important
railroad center at the western opening
VI Grand Pre- gap
Hun System Shaken
e, Oucnius fall shakes the whole
German system us effect VIII b,
giicsprcad. This Will be acsenluaie ]
boy the strong push that Is being made
N the upper Oisc valley Inc alllc'
here arc across the multiple waterways
upon which the enemy SO largely based
his detcu'rs before them lies the
p1.u country which is IDEAL for tank
0drr .hc circumstances the holding
H 'Hr crown prince armies OF ineI'
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-10-02
Resale Guarantee
Is Cited in Suit
On Sifers Stock

Charging that Burton o. Moore stock
salesman for the Settlers Candy com
pany, misrcpresented the value Of
stock Of the company to him, W. Fl.
.Fain filed suit in the district court
this morning asking for a judgment Of
1888 against the company as the first
payment he made on 5000 stock Pur
chase.
Fain asserts In his petition that he
has a written contract that the stock
purchased in June would be resold fol
81 increase on each share valued al
$40. He states that the contract stip
ulatcs that the plant would be in op
Grafton BY September |, but that instead
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-10-02
Industrial School
Runaway Caught,
2 Others Missing

"I am not going back to that school"
declared Alma Stutgi' l5-year-old
girl who was taken into custody last
night by Ben Moore. deputy sheriff
The Sturgis Girl. ward Of the state
industrial school. ESCAPED yesterday
with two other girls The other girls
have not been spprehsndcd
II hate that place and everybody oul
there" the girl said at the county lal
this morning where she j, being held
for the matr1n oi the school
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-10-02
THOMPSON IS INVITED
TO ADDRESS TEACHERS

Congressman Joe b. Thompson Of the
Fifth Oklahoma district has been in
vited by State Superintendent X. H.
Wilson to deliver an address before
the Oklahoma State Teachers assoca-
ton here on November 80 Several re-
quests have been received by teachers
in many sections Of the state to hear
Mr.. Thompson tell Of his recent visit
to the French battlefields.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-10-02
LAST NAVAL RESERVISTS'
LEAVE OKLAHOMA CITY

The last s,raggler, Of the home re-.
scrys,s who have been awaiting a call
for service through the navy recruiting
station reported ycsierday They leave
this evening for the naval station at
New Orleans for active duty Those
nho comprise the list are {. Sealock,
Clell I. Lowety Clarence ! Brice,
William q. Perdue Earl N Swan Earl
\ Dove. William f. HARRISON and 6.
4 Briggs.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-10-02
TULSA Y. W. C. A. BUILDING
IS HELD AS NECESSARY

Completion Of the Tulsa Y. W. c. A.
building, which has been in course OF
construction for some time, has been
approved by the committee OF the state
council Of defense which passes upon
the necessity Of new buildings involv-
ing an expenditure Of $500 or more.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-10-02
SCHOOLS WILL GET
PLANTS FROM PARK

Plants O., Wheeler rart are hclng
taken into the green house for winter
Following the usual custom all the
plant, remaining alter those needed for
propagation have been selected will be
wen TO the schools within ten davs
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-10-02

the stock Of the concern has depre.
ciated. Ms
The company is Incorporated ioi
10000 and has erected new build.
ing in the north part of the city as
factory. The state council Of defense,
II is said, ordered the company not to
open up for business until after the war,
- --WaS. -
In Japan, a young girl, Tatzu Imami-
~ has obtained license as sea cap
tain.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-10-02

36-Inch Crepe de Chine, $50
Yard-firm quality, all silk crepe
de chine In shades flesh, raiSe
light blue, gray, taups, wisterla
brown, Cupen navy, emerald,
Myrtle, reScda, black and white.
36-Ineh Black Satin hessallne,
$50 Yard--High, lus,rous finish
and jet black.
27-Inch China Silk. oso Yard
A splendid lining silk colors, pink,
msise, light blue. ivory and black.
is-Ineh Plush, s2.Oo-Rich, ele
giant quality scarf, hat and trim
ming plush wanted Fall shades OF
taupe, black and brown.
S4.Ineh Wool velours, ts15-All
wool, extra good quality and fin.
iSh, at the price, owing to the brok-
en- color assortment m the follow
ing excellent shade, Navy, Myr-
tie, wine, rose and mahogany.
,6-Ineh SILK Poplin, ti7s Yard
Splendid quality, firmly woven
and very lu,irous; eolors: Navy,
Al RorAO,uEh:'BrOwn',, Main
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-10-02
New Silks and
Dress Goods
At Very Economical Markings

RorabaughB Browns displays consist of only those fab
RIGS which being used by the foremost Parsan and
American dessakers for the ashiOning of the suits
coats, dresses and skirts.
These fabrics include charming wooens velours broad
cloths wool jerseys worsteds serges checks and plads
and bevitching ken in crepe de Chimes messane
satins, poplins, vevets and pushes
They evidence wide range Of quiet colOrs and spen
did variety Of bright coors and designs priced at markings
that will make you anxious to get busy with the needle
These are a few instances:
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-10-02
Oklahoma Distributors

Scrivner-Steveus Grocery Co.,
Oklahoma City, Okla.
Williamson. Harsn.Fra,l,r Co., Al,u.,
J. L. peelst, Ava, Okla.
o. q, Root, Clinton, Okla.
purant Ice Cream Co, Durant, Okla,
Okla
Alton Msresrtils Co, enid, Okla.
tsnd rssklns Grocery Co., Guthrie, Okla
hugo Transfer Co., Hugo. Okla.
O. Q Root Hobart. Okla.
Griffin Grocery Co, tenryetta, Okla.
w, J. Davis, La~tnn, OKLA.
Williamson halsell. Frasler Co., Manavm,
Okla.
orliiIn Grocery Co.. meAl.s,sr, Okla.
Goes Cola eo,tllnu CO., Muskoess. okIs.
BEVERAGE Distributing Co., okmuluee,
Okla
Po,ssu eO,,nno a 10, Cream CO.. Pu,.su,
OKLA
Williamson. HAl,sn.Frs.l.r Co. ousnsn,
Texas
urif'iN. noodnsr Grocery Co., Tulsa, Okla.
woodward eottllna Works, Woodward.
Okla,
wllliam,on. .Hsl,en.Fra,isr Co., wleNNs
Fails, TeEAs
orutn oreesrv Co. wihur,on, osis.
Vale Wholesale oroesry Co., Nsls. oks.
Wallace Brokerage Company,
State Representatives,
Sls Insurance Bldg.
Oklahoma City, Okla.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-10-02

Al ROraS,uIhBOvn'' Main Floor, west Room West Aisle,
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-10-02

copen, sapphire, light blue, taupe
silver, tan. brown. Myrtle. re,eda,
plum wine, rose. white and black
16-lneh SINNERS Satin, si.so-
The famous two-season guaranteed
quality; colors: Navy, brown,
taupe, black, gray and white.
A2-Inch French Serge, $3.50
YstdI EE,r Value - Beautiful
quality and finish In the most
wanted shades-plum, burgundy,
navy, Myrtle, midnight, cbpen,
black and white.
S-Ineh Plaid skirtinf,, tSs-
The most wonderful new color
ingS and patterns. A very choice
collection OF plaids and stripes on
the olive drab grounds,
n-Ineh Plsid skirtinss, $50
Yard-Show in a vast assortment
OF patterns and colorinss. Ideal
for general wear Mostly dark,
rich effect
loor, West Room, West Aisle.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1918-03-21
81 ~iNESS NETTING FOR
PHIi.ATHl.A CLASS

An Important business meeting OF
tlD phiIathea Glass OF poik Street
Methodist church Has held Tleday
evening 90, irc home of Mrs " a.
Rice
Tho meeting Wa presided over by
''bp elias. president Mrs Earl shelton
Hu1 rcpoU vrr, made from chair
Hn 0f ibo various committee.
Nr. Ni,. vho BIAS been ably serve
.ur Do tho capacity of social service
director. vl lsa.r within short
Iu. 100 t. absent until iaiI sh,
+ haasd 600 no.. RESIGNATION .Dr that
Im, aud 10 Waa unanimously decided
chat DURING hor absence the girl.
would e0rI oven. Monday evening
. .n OBJ, surgical dressings department
% fh' Federal bIiidiug beginning
Monday March goth Miss Frances
. Burgess vas appointed to act a'
chairman 90 the Red Cross vors.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1918-03-21
MRS. M,SrEiisbN 10 ENTERTAIN
LADIES M TO-DAY.

The Ladies i'd and Missionary
society OF the Laahcuaclc Baptist
Church viii med this afternoon at
3.3U O'Clock with Mrs r. g. Master
son. ir. 1913 TYLER street The iol
lowing interesting and instructive
program viii Dc rendered and 900
members are invited to hc resent
subject "Cuhl
HYMN stand up Stand up Ton
Js1us
Prayer Mrs . 4 Warren
Round table Devotion lesson ou
salvation conducted hy Mrs uuua.
way
Violin solo Ms simon rIull,c
accompanied by urs rrulove
Talk Mission Won, m cuba
Nh. otis Trlloyc
Reading Selected Master Fred
eric Dclzcll
Personal Rommis n.as of m,
Trip 10 cuba Mrs . p Nunu
Reading Selected Miss Ruth Ne
Neetcrs
PRAYER for the present Needs or
The Field, Mrs Fred J crouch
Closing song "a can for Loya
Soldiers
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1918-03-21

love in us just .sf naturally as We
90, born with the sure possibility to
have measles Do We get q chance.
There is only one way o. destroy u
and thai is not by vaccination You
can .AgN, % to death aud that Is
exactly what aiIa most folks who
seem tu Ice loyclcss Eu, il yDu Viii
give % something Co live on. AMI
sometime to do IL will bc the last
element oi life to go when real death
comes Today love through the med
ium %. our huy. is draVina the wo-
mem 90 this nation together as ncv.
er before and especially D. This true
ff the cit, and rural women who.
as lasscs. have never been drawn
cl0,s enough together lo get ac-
luaintcl and 90 uudentand each
other Rl; this year We have been
hr0ucht to rcsiiyr that YOUR flag Is
our flac and yuu' boys and oar boys
are STANDING side hv side IN lis de-.
tense and % may De- hey Will march
side hy side into the trenches and
cover the Ton" or down "a, lonely
valley of death II YOU knew that
your boy Was oven buried IN some
unmarked crave with some other
motor, huv Il, there an, difference
of rank or position IN this world that
would keep YOU from loving that
mother and wanting go get 10 her
ana pour ult your common heart
aches Co her" 80 Not if you are
natural. normal woman Aud There
are American muthCrs Who boys
have already hccu buried together
Somewhere ON the coast Of ireland.
n our hoys are fighting for us.
* they arc DYING together for tho
safety Of our homes and our other
children. should we not an work to
rcthcr Tor their safety aud comfort
Certainly We shcIld and WE WILL.
The Red CrGrs room o. The place
where zee can go regardless of who
Vc are. aud where We live. cor which
hurch club co. class We bclou; TO
% is tho work of LOVE Love for
pthrJ, not ourselves u is q melt
inr pot whore $500 cam ppur all Oui
rrccls and an our aocial ranks ano
upr away the gross IN our uaturo'
md concentrate tho love M oul
souls into great work Cor our boys
pur men. our howcs our country am,
humanity And II 800 go % we'll h'
surprised 90 thc beautiful con crrai
IA fsrfIf Ia
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1918-03-21

The Junior Fidclis sunday school
llsss will give q social tor an now
members vi their Cla. aud wishes Co
'Ntcnd the invitation lu am girls be-.
ween ages ol lb and 2u. with their
ricnds 10 bc present Docs evening at
Is, at tho Baptist church parlurs
The following prurum win be-
rendered
Selection by SUNDAY S0Loul or
chcstra
Talk %, teacher NJ A. O. Nrr
Reading Map Mckinley
Vocal colo. Ruth Eh.W
Reading Ellen Lucille Drummer.
Orchestra Selection
Everybody Be- requested Go bluP
iomc fruit ana nuts
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1918-03-21
Personals.

Claud Todd of TulH, was among
out of town visitors iu Amarillo yes
tprday
Gorn NpplcNhito o' Locluc'
transacted buaiuc, iu Amarillo Nud
ucsd1A
r. y Ncrhs of Tr>ico visited iu
Amarillo Yesterday
g. T. Gillc, and ClaId Ahrra we're
among visitors here Yesterday FROM
rlauNieW
W. G. Walter of Dumas va. her,
Yesterday
s. g. Fiubvrall ot Mium. trans
acted business u Amarillo Ncducs
day
~ William of Panhandle regis
tered at the I'm Hotel yesterday
Mrs . w. Whitfield aud son Jim
are here from Vega The guest o
Mrs VI = SNYDER for r"w DAYS
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1918-03-21
HATS THNT SUPPORT
Wells GRACEFULLY

When one buys bat these days
the veil question is an important fac
tor OF choice. Wells are In sine qua
non OF correct dressings Tor the
street and the hat thai looks we'll
vciled Is the hat that the milliurr
may hope 10 dispose 90 earliest y.
2 matter of tact almost an the ipriug
ioques and turbans look well with
wells and the small rolnd hats that
lrp suggestive of little Jack Tar caps
With turned up brims are admirable
as a background for circular float
ING wells
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1918-03-21

Henry prummauH must have been
sht when Doe sand Love is the
greatest thing in The world o. IS
'hc greatest hannah maruet n this
world ln fact. It's the only power
that win ever draw all m" people
fc;cther And The only rcu,on pco-
pie have NOT been drawn closer to-
sntHor Ions axe. vas because their
love '0r one another uas not quite
strong enough And another rcas
on love is tho greatest thing in the
world is because every human be-
ms ha" the same love Boo bis soul OF
has had sometime 100 his life Yes.
10 ,s true There never oas q child
Bern into this world that did not
love &C. mother We are born with
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1918-03-21
OVER THERE.

over the ocean under toe sky.
Here on the field. lie
Somewhere above. are the stars. J
know
Somewhere the mountains COOLING
snow.
And the green yoru growing. row
on row
look 10 the sky but it an shows
red
Dark as the blood that my brels' has
bled
catch AT mythroat and gasp, and
choke
There is no air-only atcnch Of
smoke.
And wounds that sickcn. and drip.
and soak
! look again There's % slcam OF
light
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1918-03-21
HOOlEE REtIrI.
Onlnrnl IiIsrnll.-

One cup oi oatmeal ono cup OF rye
flour tpo iablctp oons ~ far four
Tablespoon ~ baking pov der lguI1
and un" ie', pooh ~ sali
NN i.r fats and flour shich has
been Sites ath 'Ho baking ppv
1"r and 4lf idd cnDu eh liquid tn
mako of dough Turn or rollin-
board aud ROD fD about ono half inch
thirsnD tui with uoIrcI Li.cII.
cutter IHrr about O.. minute.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1918-03-21

The Ladies' of 81 Andrew Guild
will meet boz the Parish iiousc Fri
lay March .gud an members are
requested to come prepared to sew.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1918-03-21
MONIN'S NAVAL
MEETING TODAY.

Members of the Womcnt Naval
League will hold an important bust
ness meeting this afternoon az 80
m the city HAN A large attend
antc rs urged
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1918-03-21

T.r uo.phiau Club pll m,ti tHr
afternoon eth ur O. IS Da,I. o.
Ho.tor t' hcr home '.O- HarU .r
'I"r 800 members are urged Co.,
he present
Evening journal., 1918-11-18

NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. ONLY Ex-
~ perienced need apply. Appiv oO9
hing stl White House Restaurant.
octS1-tf
Evening journal., 1918-11-18
AT THE PLAYHOUSE,

Tonight the Camp Dix boys VIII come
TO town to give at the Playhouse their
musical show, "You'll Like IT," The en-
tire city ought to be interested in this
show for II Is backed up by the Red
Cross, the United War Work and other
patriotic organizations. There Is no
doubt that the boys will be given a
hearty welcome.
The performance Will consist OF two
parts, showing the parade grounds at
Dix and the hostess house. There viii
be more than a dozen popular song and
dance numbers, crack drill squad and
some very classy vaudeville. A group
OF six good-looklng soldiers VIII i'm
personate The gentler sex. II Is said
that they rival Julian Eltingc In this
respect.
Private William Sully Is the star. He
is well known as a wonderful dancer,
having played the baron opposite Mitzl
In Head over Heels" at the George
NJ Cohan Theatre, New York City,
when ne was drafted. The entire cast
Is made up Of professionals, who prior
Evening journal., 1918-11-18
Attractions At The City Theatres

|, to their entering service. were head
liners on the legitimate stage ana
vaudeville.
Playgoers who are familiar with the
brisk and breezy brand Of A. II. Woods
farces VIII be more than interested III
the announcement that one OF the
most successful Of his farce hits. Par
lor. Bedroom and Bath" VIII be pre-
sented at the Playhouse for four days
this week, beginning Wednesday and
ending Saturday, November 23 The
play enjoyed a run Of four months In
Chicago and OF seven months in New
York, Immediately following the Chi
cago engagement and played to ca
pachy audiences in both cities. The
play Is described as fresh, flippant
froIic in three acts by c. w. Bell and
Mark Swan.
Evening journal., 1918-11-18
DIR. PATTON WILL
LECTURE IN CITY

Francis Landley Patton. former pres
ident Of the National Security League.
will deliver series Of five lectures in
Westminster Presbyterian Church. this
city, November 25-29. His subjects will
be:
I. 1.-THE War and Philosophy"
2. "The War and Christianity"
3. "The War and the Church"
q. "rhe War and Democracy"
.. 'The War and Civiizatnon."
Each address will be delivered in the
evening, beginning at g o'clock. Dr.
Patton comes here as the representa-
tive OF the National Service Commission
OF the Presbyterian Church in America.
AS a public speaker. Dr. Patton is be-
heved to be without a superior in this
country. The thousands who have
heard him speak in years past. win
need no inducement to attend his lee
lures. They need only TO he Informed
of his presence.
He has an almost unrivaled Gift Of
appealing to the Imagination. toucb-
ing the emotions, and informing the in
tellects of those who hear his words.
Evening journal., 1918-11-18
AT The GARRICK.

Hadja Sam Bols. the man Of mystery,
Will be at the Garrlck Theatre this
week, and he and his company will
present 'The Haunted House" a some
what remarkable offering. Then there
ls "The Girl IN the Air" who floats
through space; Wilbert Embs and
Helen Alton, instrumentallsts and vo@
callsts; Epse and Dutton. comedy sing
ers, dancers and equilibrists: Bandy &
Fields. clever dancers; the Van Cellos,
In novel stunts with the feet: Harry
Breen, the rapid fire song writer. and
James t"Fat'D Thompson. noted com.
edian, and his company. who Will pre-
sent "The Camoufleurs," a novel and
very funny offering.
Evening journal., 1918-11-18
TOWNSEND PEI snNAI.s
,pecial d The EYenlng InnrnaI

oVtUIdI 70 IHt tNcnlng Journal.
TOWNSEND, Del, Nov. is.-Mr. and
Mrs. Foster De Ford and daughter Bar
bara, are visiting friends in SMYRNA.
Mr.. De Ford is here on a thirty days
furlough from Seattle, Wash.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Spicer of Black
bird have moved 10 Townsend and are
occupying the dwelling OF Mrs. Mary
Carter on Main street.
Edward Daniels is recovering from
an attack of double pneumonia.
Mr. ana Mrs. Harry Poore. both OF
whom nave been very i'll. are recover
ing.
Mrs. Harvey Wright and daughter
have returned to Smyrna after visit
with Mrs. Wrishts parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. Walter E. Hart
Evening journal., 1918-11-18

VYyANTED-FORD DRIVER AT ONCE;
w good salary. steady work, Apply ID.
Evening journal., 1918-11-18
AT THE QUEEN,

Charlie Chaplin, Americas laugh
Iycreator, is at the Queen this entire
week, in his second original Million
Dollar comedy. shoulder Arms"
Charlie Chaplin is the definition Of fun
and laughs. shoulder Arms" is his
latest and there is no doubt that II Is
HIS best and that is saying a good bit.
for Chaplin IL always good.
Dorothy Gish. OF Hearts Of the
World" fame, Is bringing in Battling
Jane" her latest Paramount picture.
some OF the spirit Of the little Dlsturber
character which made her famous in y.
w. Grilth's masterpiece. Jane is an
unusual character and one that finds a
ready laugh that at one time IS pure
fun and at another Is somewhat tender
and sympathetic. She is a nomad who
wins the towns approval and undying
affection by pushing the Thrift Stamp
drive over the top and by adopting an
orphan baby.
Evening journal., 1918-11-18
HAIR DRESSING

nR. HOLDEN - DERMATOLOGIST,
~ face corrector all blemishes removed
from the face. Imperfect features birth
disease or accident) corrected; rough,
coarse pores smoothed and skin refined :
mplexlOn cleared hollows and wrinkles
removed Hours 0 TO and to 9. Equit-
able Bldg. Room 602. Phone 11S4.
apr1S-1yr
Evening journal., 1918-11-18
AT THE VICTORIA.

"The Romance Of Tsrzan" will be
the chief attraction al the Victoria
this week. Enid Markey and Cor
don Griffith who have won the hearts
Of Wilmington movie fans in "Tarzan
OF the Apes" shown recently at the up
town theatre Will again appear in this
struggle against civilizations sinister
forces.
A Fox Sunshine comedy entitled
"The Mongrells" will complete the
program for the week.
Evening journal., 1918-11-18
ROSE TRANSFER

SHORT AND LONG DISTANCE AND
LIGHT AND HEAVY HAULING, BY
AUTO TRUCKS.
ID. & A. 622t-W; Auto 1872
June 25-1yr. No. 225 orange st.
Evening journal., 1918-11-18
AT THE SAVOY.

"The Temple Of Dusk" showing ses-
sue Hayakawa in the title roll Will be
seen at the Savoy today. tomorrow and
Wednesday. The picture is one Of the
best the japanese favorite has appear
ed in. The story fingers around Akira.
a chivalrous young japanese poet OF
proud Samurai clan, who loves a dell
cate. sensitive young American girl,
Ruth Dale, who has been placed in the
care OF his father.
Evening journal., 1918-11-18
PROPOSALS.

CEALED PROPOSALS FOR PRINTING
- the report of the committee ap-
pointed 20 examine audit and inspect the
books vouchers and accounts Of the County
Comptroller. Receiver Of Taxes. County
Treasurer, Levy Court Commissioners and
the Clerk OF the Levy Court Of New Cas-
tie county, will he received by +. T. Hobbs
at the Wilmington Trust Co. up 20 aud in
cluding Thursday, November y.
HERBERT l.. RICE.
Resident Judge Of New Castle County.
noy1G-1S-2O
Evening journal., 1918-11-18
DEFECTIVE AGENCY.

Belascio Detective Agency
913 Market st. Evidence secured in di-
vorce. criminal and legal cases. Phone
221s-W. apr10-1yr
Evening journal., 1918-11-18
HELP wAxrEp--rTsIaLn

WANTED - RRING HOUSE,
w keeper. Address w-s0, Evening Jour
nal Oaico. novi0-2t.