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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1918-12-09
LORRAINE HEARTILY
GREETS PO|NcARE
Enthusiastic Welcome Given
French Officials in Metz Re-
garded as Significant.
PEOPLE ENDORSE CHANGE
By the Associated Press.

By the Associated Press.
METZ, Sunday, December Safer
giving hearty greetings to the French
troops three weeks ago, Metz today
received President Poincare and rep
;resentatives of every branch of the
French government. The enthusiasm
shown was more than significant.
In the first surprise at again finding
themselves French the people of Lor-
raine were unable to express their
emotion. They now have become Ia
miliar with French uniforms ana
French martial music has been heard
every day since the first entrance o,
Gen. Mansin's army. They have be-
come accustomed to French occupa-
tion. which. trut to the military spirit,
for which they are famous, they thor
oushly enjoy.
Evening journal., 1918-08-27
An AGGREssIXE LOBBY.

| THE platinum lobby. which Congressman Ralney. Of
Illinois, charged with being 'the most forcefu and
most aggressive lobby, have ever seen in the city Of
Washington" stll appears to have It's grip on the
iory members Of the Ways and Means Committee cap
talned by Claude Kitchln Tho latest report is that the
committee has decided that platinum cvery addition
70 the regular wholesale lelvery OF ten per cent
VIII pay another ten per cent. when sold at retail"
This VIII never solve the platinum problem. People who
arc making large profits VIII pay the additional tax and
get the platinum. German propagandsts, knowing how
essential platinum s TO ammunons win do what they
can to keep II from the hands Of tho government by
gotting out Of The hands OF tho jewelers. Representa-
live Longworth attempted IN vain. In the last revenue
bill, to put a tax ON the OF platinum in iewelry
manufacture, high that would prohibit It's further
consumption In that manner. He defeated by
cratic votes after letter opposing his plan was read
Into The debate coming from Secretary Redned It was
Secretary Redned who refused from the Russian
government Of large supply of platinum at a reason
able price, when we first got into the war
There ought to be an investigation Of this platinum
pers to platinum; that there s wocfu short
age now and that failure of the supply viii work
serious embarrassment to cause TO prevent this
scarachy Republican eglstors striving 10 their ut
most The chief opposition to conservation comes from
certain Democratic legislators and Administrative
head II Is believed by many what the situation Iustlnes
the Communicating by the government every grain Of
platinum IN this country for use. Should the con
servationiss be right and the workers for the !
lobby wrong Will have another example of a refusal
OF the Administration to take warning. and we will also
have no platinum It Is better to be safe than sorry
Evening journal., 1918-08-27
Iron Behind the Lines

1t takes iron nerves, men with red
blood and the Drawn to do, the
nerve to "buck-up," to remain
steady, face the enemy fire, and
go "over-the-top," or with stamina
enough to meet the night attack.
Energy is the most valuable thing
in the world. You need energy
every day, every minute of the day.
1t is the same behind the lines, in
the work shop and on the farm.
What is most needed is iron in the
blood. Every man should have
fifty grains of iron in his body or as
much as is contained in an ordinary
"tenpenny" nail. If your blood is
thin, watery, your face pale and
anemic, or pimply, if you ieel de-
pressed, blue, dizzy or Eight head
Evening journal., 1918-08-27
TUESDAY, AUGUST 27, 1918.
WE PAY THEM.

A RECENT news story headed our German
n Guests Behind Barbed Wire"
Our German guestsl-at Fort Ogcthorpo and Fort
Mcpherson.
These disciples OF despotsm make gardens and toys,
few work in quarry hut are paid for and after
an eighthour day tennis volleyba and reading pro-
yded for their delecation, recreation and amusement
Prisoners Of war-a submarine and Huns from
raiders the kind that sink hospital ships fire on the
leboats-paid for the work they do.
Aod the officers have special quarters with exemption
from labor Heaven help usl
In Brandcnburg, they poison the water to KIN of the
prisoners The senries Kick, beat lash and smash them
with thong and rifle butt Tho prison doctors hasten
the death Of the IN.
The Huns in our detention pens "ntcrmeni hos
ieresH the same as those guards at Brandenburg
And pay them to work for usl
We pay them whose racial relatives il not blood Kim
exhibited The first American prisoners at Cologne In
cases Tor public revilemcut and derisionl
Evening journal., 1918-08-27
Mzzn2M1n

the nerves strengthening the muscles and
correcting digestive disorders The mann
iacturers are 10 be congratulated in having
given 70 the public a long felt want. n true
tonic supplying iron in an easily digested
and assimilated form true health bnilder
in every sense Of the word"
II IS surprising how many suffer from
iron dehciency and do not know It, IL Won
are not strong or well you owe il to vour-
self 70 make the following test: See how
iong you can work or how far you can
walk without becoming tired Next take
two Aye grain tablets Of ordinary Nuxated
IRON three times per day after meals for
two weeks. Then test your strength again
ana SEE how much you have gained MANY
an athlete aud prizefghter has won the day
simply because he knew the secret of great
strength and endurance which comes from
having plenty OF iron in the blood. while
many another has gone down TO inelorfous
defeat simply for lack Of iron.
DR. Schuyler G. Jaques formerly VISITING
1gf9eon of st. Ellzabeths Hospital. New
lork, was also asked what he thought OF
J, ltated tal. IRON IRON IN reply, DR.. Jaques said
J nave never before given out any medical
iniofmation or advice for publication as I
ordinarily do not believe In IL Rut in tho
Ease y Nnxated Iron feel ] would be re
miss lu my duty not to mention n have
taken u myself and have given II 10 NV na
tlents with most surprising and satisfac
tofg results And those who wish ouickiv
y increase their strength, power and en-.
HuFauce VIII md n a most remarkable ana
wonderfully effective remedy"
Manufacturers Note Nuxetad Iron
which has been used by former Health
C0mmissioner Kerr with such surnrisine
results and which IS prescribed and recons
mended above By physicians. IL not a secret
remedy. but one which Is well known to
draGzists everywhere. Unlike the older IN
organic Iron products. Il is easily assir5.
lated does not injure the teeth, make them
black nor upset the stomach Tho mannfac
tufers guarantee successful and entfrelv
satlsfactery results to every purchaser or
they viii refund your money. IL is dis
penssd BY all good druggists.
Evening journal., 1918-08-27

cd" without energy to conulete
your daily tssks, IFS tire 20 iced
the warning. Put fresh, cisan blood
in your yeius, take "Irontic" tab-
lets, a new combination Of solubla
iron and herbal extracts discovered
by DR.. Pierce and his Physicians Of
the Invalids' Hotel and Surgical
Institute in Buffalo, N. Y. 1t gives
one snap, pep, vim, vigor and vital
ity to have this iron in the blood.
"Irontic" is q blood maker, q
strength builder and g nerve tonic
You can obtain 'Irontic" at most
drug stores for 60c the vial or send
l0c for trial pkg. These ''Irontic''
Tablets are as good as DR.. Pierce's
Pleasant Pellets, for so years the
standard liver pill-entirely vege-
table and to be had in z5c vials.
Evening journal., 1918-08-27
JAPAN DYES TO LIVE.

THE japan Advertiser reports over hundred fac
tories in Japan engaged in the manufacture OF dye
stus practically all Of which have sprung mp the
war started and German dyes banished from the
trade
Unless some steps be taken to restrict II the con
sensus OF opinion in Japan that after the only part
OF tho manufacturers and Of their products may be
able to hold their own against the invasion OF foreign
dyes, particularly German-made dyes In view of this
situation the Japanese dye manufacturers are drafting
plans to accompany request the government 10 erect
high tariff wall around the Empire and help the fur
thcr development Of the dyesuTs Industry in Japan
II Japan, with wage scale about one-tenth the aver
age paid here the advlsabillty such action
why cannot the United States, which also has developed
dye industry since the played the proxy of pro
hibve tarm2
\ lot OF us may 1t now but we are poweress to
do anything but vote for the party which will see that
our new industry has adequate protection
That Is not the Democratic party but the Republican
party
Evening journal., 1918-08-27

In new dress Of type and much better in appearance
than it ever has been the Clayton News which suspended
publication following the death Of Thomas s start its
owner and editor has reappeared under the management
OF Milton Hawkins formerly and editor Of the
Greensboro Free Press In point Of news value II is a
credit TO The town in which it published Local pride
ANA appreciation should consiram The people in the
CLAYTON district to give n loyal support we say that
despite the fact that s pursues the Ola and mistaken
course Of supporting Democratic principles and policies
But even at that The people of Clayton vicinity
should be wei pleased TO have local paper Of such
intrinsic news merit
Evening journal., 1918-08-27
With The Paragraphers

Fred William Hohenzollern is home from the Narno
where De has been spending two or three weeks ami
several hundred thousand German llves.-Syrscuse
Herald.
Bob steele was arrested charged with tanning =
barrel Of whiskey IN transit from Camp Nelson dstlleres
and was tried before the county Judge Il is said that
the defendant had secured half gallon by using GIN
let when The driver Of the motor truck nabbed him
Jassamne News.
spain has been late in calling Germany 10 aceo,nf
But the clash Inevitable An German foreign policy
is SO insaney becose that the breach may ~ quickly
wdened. The more enemies the more honor" IS a
proverb which Germany has lived up to. VIII she be
obsessed enough to add Spain the long list Of nations
which are maitreating and prosecuting" her2-New
York Tribune.
Evening journal., 1918-08-27
Spirit of the
DeImarUia Press
No APOLOGY NEEDED.
IFrom the Mllford Chroniclc.

tFrOm the Milford Chronicle
THE REUNITED Republican Party
Of Delaware has made a great start for
success at the November elections, by
naming a State ticket. which we place
at the head Of our editorial column
this week, for which no apology is
needed This beginning must be fol-
lowed by the various county primaries
In presenting only clean men, and who
have recognized ability to accomplish
business along practical and success
fur lines, as fitting running mates for
the State nominees We must present
a ticket that the people can look upon
from top 30 bottom. and be unable to
point out a candidate who is incom-
petent in practical business, or of such
moral habits as will ALLEVIATE support
by or from any citizens upon these
grounds A clean ticket and a strons
ticket will win success in the state and
in every county in Delaware. with a
united Republican Party giving it sup
port. 10 is up TO the people 10 vote at
the primary Of their county next
month, and so nominate the men TO hll
the county and local positions.
Evening journal., 1918-08-27
SAW ZEBRAS, BUT
MISSED ELEPHANTS

Talking to tree stumps in Union street
woods, lnqulrlng Of them when the ele-
phants were coming and strokng The
trees, thinking they were zebras and
camels' John f. Brown, a Negro, was
arrested by Patrolman Veasey today.
When brought to the police station
Brown said he went TO the woods to
see the circus and was sorry he did not
see the elephants and the chariot races.
He claimed that the display Of zebras
and other animals WAS fine. He will
be held for an examination by the po-
lice surgeon as to his sanity.
Evening journal., 1918-08-27
GEMS OF THOUGHT

An error is more dangerous in proportion to the de-
gree Of truth which it contains
Don't Judge by experence. Many a Fat pocketboot
Is fled with unreceipted bills
The most crushing human farce Is seoshn.ss ana
everybody has touch Of it. '
! could never teach the fools OF this sse that an q,
dgent world could be clothed Of the trimmings ~ he
ysin-Ollver Goldsmith - 'o
s--:-.
Tho highest thing that art do Is 10 SGT before ,o
the true image of the presence OF noble human heine
has never done moro than this and It ought not to do
less.-ohn Ruskn.
Evening journal., 1918-08-27

men is pale--the fesh fsbbg Tha ssaselss
lack tor the brain aEs ard sss a1saafp
fails and they often become weak ssfy4as.
irritable. desD0ndent aa1 a1eisnehsIf 81 ZEN
the iron goes from tle blood 81 pRaea. fae
roses Ec from their rheexs
e have used Ngxate1 lrsr Nfdeg Ga ar
own practice On most severe 8zxrNe1fs1
conditions With urfaiIing fssaI4s + have
induced many other phVsiefaas ~ give O. =
trial. an n whom have given lss na8ss sar-
prising reports IN regard % ,fs great power
a health and strength builder@
Dr.. A J. Newman, late Police Surgeon
Jefferson Park Hospital Chlrage- - com
menting on the value % NuKated Iroa. said :.
This remedy has proven. through my own
tests OF IL, 10 excel any remedy i have ever
used. for creating red blood. building up
Evening journal., 1918-08-27
VOLUNTEERS AND FINANCIAL srpponr

VOLUNTEER nremen in smyrna protect not only life
and property IN that community but also In the
surrounding countryside It. therefore is clearly the
duty Of all men, women and children residing within the
zone protected by such nremen TO attend the carnival
now being held in Smyrna and to spend their money
freely 10 the end that the volunteer service may be main
tanned at an approved standard Of efficiency
The members of the lire company give their services
for nothing they risk health and life without any hone
Of material reward and up to this time they have sayei
the town from disastrous confagration Those things
being true, it is up 10 the public to supply the funds
II. through the carnival, il can mix some fun In with
the giving should be well pleased that the opportunity
is Afforded because it is money for is own pro-
tccton
Evening journal., 1918-08-27
THREE MINUTES NOT
WILFUL TRESPASS

Omcer Macklen, in City Court III.
morning, stated that he arrested
Thomas Jones. on August %, for tres
passing on the property Of the Phila-
delphia and Reading railway. lie also
said that prior to his arrest Jones had
accosted some labOrers with the re-
mark that he had anything from
whiskey 70 cocaine" for them. Ques-
tioning brought out that the defendant
had been on the property only three
minutes in all and this was construed
by Judge Churchman not to be a wllful
trespass. Jones was released.
Evening journal., 1918-08-27
FLAG RAISING
AT HARLAN FLANT

Employees Of Car Shop No. 2, Of the
Harlan and IIollingsworth Corporation.
had a flag raising at the foot Of Madi-
son street, at 1915 o'clock today. The
band gave several appropriate selec-
tions and vocal numbers We're given by
Manning and Gray
Ice cream was served TO the women,
while cigars and cigarettes We're given
the men. Each woman was presented
with a flag, distributed by Clarence
Martin and Arthur p. Kingnorth.
Evening journal., 1918-08-27
HUNS SHELL RED CROSS
BATH HOUSE; % ARE DEAD
BY The United Press.

BY The United Press.
WASHINGTON, Aug. p German
artillery shelled Red Cross bath
house and other buildings in the rear
OF the Belgian lines Yesterday, killing
% persons and injuring 60, Red Cross
cables today said.
Evening journal., 1918-08-27
CHNRGED Mil FIGHTING.

Chateed with nghling on The Street,
at Fourth and Poplar streets, last night,
Ward " Hopkins and Philip McManus
appeared in City Court this morning.
In order 10 secure additional witnesses,
the ease was continued until tomorrow
ana the defendants held under si00 each.
Evening journal., 1918-08-27
TREATlsn AM HospITALs

Among the patients treated at The Del
aware Hospital today were:
Carrie Cauley, aged years, burned
about the arms.
Louis Collins. lacerated wrist.
Charles Page, treated for old wound.
Joseph Banks, sprained wrist.
Paul Hanosh was treated at The Ho-
meopathic Hospital for a crushed
finger.
Evening journal., 1918-08-27

With respect to the War Department taking over
Battery Park. the New York papers report that no
definite decision has been arrived al by the government
Mr. Bakers regime At period when Of the strongest
men in America should have been The head NJ the War
Department. viii go down in history as a period Of mo
definite decision"
Evening journal., 1918-08-27

II will increase the strength and en-
durance Of delicate. nervous, rundown
folks in two weeks time, in many in
stances.
Investigation shows that the advice Of
Commissioner Kerr IS being followed by
many physicians and 81 Is conservatively
estimated that over three million people
annually in this country alone, are now
taking Nuxated Iron as tonic, strength
and blood builder Dr james Francis sui
llvan formerly physician Of Bellevue Hos
nffaI noutdoor beptl New York and the
Wesfchcster County Hospital. says: Com
missioner Kerr Is 90 be commended on
handing ont this statement on NuXated
Iron for public print. ! have strongly EN-
phasized the great necessity Of physt-
clans making blood examinations OF their
weak auacmic. run down patients. Ihou-
sands nf persons go on year after year.
suffering from physical weakness ana q
highly nervous condition, due to lack Of
snf8rient iron iu their red blood corpus
cies without ever realizing the real and
true cause of their trouble Without iron
in vour blood your food merely passes
through the body, somewhat like corn
Evening journal., 1918-08-27
GERMANS USE 70 DIVISIONS.

BY The United PftsS.
LONDON, Aug. 27.-Since August 8,
the Germans have used 10 divisions on
the west front between the Scarpe and
the Aisne, according to a dispatch re-
ceived from the British front today.
Evening journal., 1918-08-27

Those articles which are stored away
in your attic may be quickly converted
into cash by using the Want Ads as
medium between you and some pros
pective purchaser.-Adv.
Evening journal., 1918-08-27

~ o. p -
through an
mill with
oilers so
w de apart
that the mill
can't grind
In my opln
ion there is
nothing bet
fer than or
ganic iron
Nuxated Iron
for enrich
ing the blood
and helping
to increase
the strength
and endur
anee Of men
and women
who burn no
too rapidly
their nervous
energg in the
strenuous
strain of the
great bust
ness c0mpe-
tftfen 0f the
dag
Or FeFdi
nand King n
&eW nrk
phrsleiau
and Medical
AHfhaF Hags
TEers can
bs no study
ira men
wffhlut iron
ea
sNaea an
eana
t sa
~ he sxfn
~ anas11t
an ws
Evening journal., 1918-08-27

he was steedfast lie takes his place among the
galaxy Of departed great which New England
has been so prolific lie fought good Tight he finished
his course, he kept the faith
Evening journal., 1918-08-27
CLAIM LEcZONYI is
MILITARY STACKER.

WILL ~ Any SLAthth.
Louis Leczonyi, shoemaker OF No.
3ii East Sixth street, was arrested this
morning by Police Sergeant Hahn,
charged with being a military
Stacker. It is alleged that Leczonyi reg
istered In Manayunk, Pa, then came
to this city where ne was married, but
failed to MI out his QUESTIONABLE. He is
being held pending an investigation.
Evening journal., 1918-08-27
FINEn TOR REGGING.

For begging on the streets. Edward
McCanerty was fined $40 and costs in
the Municipal Court this morning. Nc
Caherty had Just been discharged from
the workhouse and instead Of going
home. chose to remain on the streets
and beg
Evening journal., 1918-08-27
NOT A LOSS
SHOULD ANYTHING As LIB
ERIf BOND NOT LOSS PRIVATE CHARLES
Ih OLIVER Co g. fiTH INF, AE.F

lR, co. 6, nth INF, A. EFF.
Well suppose that do go before, and beyond?
What OF that2 am part Of the cost
les, m an Investment Liberty Bondl
So who shall consider "lost2'
We have chipped in these years Of vigorous prime
And each Of us fellows who fall
Are the Liberty Bonds Of country and time
And our coupons freedom-fOr-all.
shall live II may, shall die II must
And II won't make you any less fond
II you think Of your soder-boy. pledged 10 his trust
Not a loss but Liberty Bond"
Iheres never value, but someone must pay
And we've proud of place
Which may give those who S the license TO say
IIe invested his life for his racer
EDMUND VANCE COOKE
Copyright 1918 N. E. A.
Evening journal., 1918-08-27

edy. but I feel that In Nuxated Iron an
exception should be made to the rule.
nave taken NuXated Iron myself and
experienced its health giving. strength
building effect, and in the interests Of
the public welfare I feel It my duty to
make known the results Of lis use
an Wen past my three score years and
want 10 say that believe INV own
great physical activity is due largely
today TO my use Of Nuxated Iron. and
II my endorsement shall induce anae-
mic, nervous. rundown men and women
70 tshe NuNated Iron and receive the
wonderful tonic. benefits which 7 have
received. I shall feel greatly gratifed
that made an exception to my life long
rule IN recommending It. From my own
experience with Nuxsted Iron 7 feel that
II is such valuable remedy that n
ought 70 be used in every hospital ana
prescribed by every physician in this
Evening journal., 1918-08-27

Tho WANT ADS arc positive aids 10
prosperity and happness.-Ady.
Evening journal., 1918-08-27

Advertising rates application.
No attention paid 70 unsigned communications.
Evening journal., 1918-08-27

As Health Com
missioner Of the
City Of Chicago.
] was impor-
tuned m a n y
times 10 recon
mend different
medicines. min
eral waters etc.
Never yet have I
gone on record
as fayOring any
marffnuTnr ROW,
Evening journal., 1918-08-27
Nuxated Iron Should Be
Prescribed By Every Physician

SAYS FORMER HEALTH COMMISSIONER WILLIAM R. KERR
Attributes his great physical activity today over so years of
age largely to his personal use of Nuxated Iron
Arizona republican., 1918-12-21

neck fixings for the most ex- acting lady. Collar and cuff sets as well as separate pieces-white and cclors. An extraordinary large display. especially priced
 from ................. 25c to $500
Arizona republican., 1918-12-21
Perfumes and
 Toilet Articles

If you want something
 very fine and very ex- elusive it will pay you to come to the Boston
 Store for it first. For here you Will find the m most comprehensive showing Of fine toilet preparations and per fumes in the city. Prices the lowest possible.
 IIUDNCTS PERFC MES in fancy boxes at ... .65c HCDNUT'S SET of toilet water, powder and per fame. at ........... S2.50 HUDNUT'S toilet water in faney box, at ...... .S1.0o HCDNtTS VIOLET SET Perfume. sachet. face powder, soap and toilet water, at ... S4.5O
Arizona republican., 1918-12-21

A useful gift that also expresses fine sentiment and exquisite taste. We carry special stocks of Union Suits. Envelopes, Vests and Bloom CTS, at
 MODERATE PRICES
Arizona republican., 1918-12-21
Children s
 Fur Sets

Happy days for the tiny tot
 who receives a gift of huff and
 scarf. We have a splendid selection,
 either white or brown, in sizes
 appropriate for particular 10To discount.
Arizona republican., 1918-12-21
Christmas Parisian Ivory

The gift beautiful. If in doubt, give Ivory. Its useful as we'll as beau tiful. We are exceptionally well equipped to meet your needs. For instance
Arizona republican., 1918-12-21

Ivory Buffers at .s1
 Military Brushes. set .... .s2 Round Hand Mirrors -. .$4.90 to S5 Ivory Hand Brushes .S2.90 to s5 Oval Hand Mirrors. s..... s4.9o to s6
Arizona republican., 1918-12-21

we are well prepared to sat isfy every whim when it comes to baby. Here is Q large selection of dainty, use full articles, such as saques. bootees, sweaters, mittens. caps, coats, etc, all nicely made, as good as any mother could wish for. May we ex- pect you today?