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Dr. Ira A. Williams. Chiropractor, six years experience in Hot Springs Office. corner Central and Court streets, opposite Arkansas National Bank Building. Telephone HIS.
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2a82 REGIST BRED.
That Was the Sum Total of Men 18
 to 45 Who Registered in County.

Thursdays registration added 2SS2 names as elisibies for uncle sam to land county for his various needs. The seven belated precincts which all re- ported yesterday morning brought the complete registration up to this figure.
The Sentinel=record., 1918-09-14

WAsSERMANN BLOOD TEST. $500 All chemical and analytical work St reasonable price. Wassermann
 Laboratory, 7l6h Central Avenue.
 Dr. Walter McLain, director.
The Sentinel=record., 1918-09-14
nR. H. 4. sInPSON.

has returned and can be found at his offices in the Arkansas National Bank Bldg. ground floor. elevator en- trance. o-s-t.
The Sentinel=record., 1918-09-14
FRESH EGGS ON SALE.

Fresh egges, at 45 cents per dozen while they last Rawson's grocery POI Grand avenue. Telephone 1907.
The Sentinel=record., 1918-09-14

1000 Cords 4 foot wood for sale Hickory. oak and pine. IS inch heate. wood; IS inch stove wood.
 H. C. Bondurant Coal & Wood Go. 336 Valley St. Phone S06
The Sentinel=record., 1918-09-14

The Eastman Kodak Department ot Sorrels Drug Company established for so many years is now the largest in the South. Let UT professional pho- tographers be your 'srruble Men" and sdve helpful criticisms and instruc- tions. Prompt service. l-26-d
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Try a ssntinsl- Record Want Ad
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MILLsTEAD APARTMENTs-Modern light housekeeping suites; brick build ing, ideal location. Also single rooms with running water; gas included. ls7 Chapel St. Phone ssk. Mrs. CAas. n&trx. Msy.
The Sentinel=record., 1918-09-14

Arkansas National Bank Bulldog Office hours: Suites 400-403 8 a. m to l2 m. 2 to 5 D. m
 Office Phone 31 City call answered day or night.
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ELECTRIC FANS FOR RENT OR SALE AT RUSH BROS. PHONE s36.
Evening journal., 1918-03-28
ANNIVERSARY CLOSES
BAPTIST CONVENTION

The sixiy-second anniversary Of the
German Baptist Church. Firth and
Walnut streets, was celebrated last
night In connection with the, closing
OF the German Baptist Conference.
Devotional sers lees, lead by the Rev
s. C.. Kose, opened the final meeting
OF this conference The Rev. NJ. Wolf
was the principal speaker his topic
being. "The Necessity OF Higher Spir-
itual Life" The Rev John Ehrensten
OF Jamesburg. n J , and the Rev. Otto
+. Shultz. Of Egg Harbor City. n. J.'
were The other speakers OF the evening
Miss Mary Sasse, member of the
local church, was presented withNa cui
glass vase full of carnations boy the
Rev. C. Schenk on behalf Of The confer
ence, for her services In arranging re-
freshments for the conference.
The end Of the conference and the
anniversary Of the church were con-
cluded with a social time and refresh
ments
Yesterday afternoon She ministers Wis
tied the workhouse.
Evening journal., 1918-03-28
800 High School Boys
Now in National Service

Paul s. Carpenter. Base Hospital Corps,
No 4, Fort Sam Houston. San Antonio
irwin II. Clarkson, 10Th Field Artillery,
3rd Reserve OGlcers' Training Camp,
Camp Hancock; Charles J CathcaTt, sea
man, L. S S. Connecticut; William
Johnston, Absecon Guard; Harold Lam
bert, Ordnance Department, Columbus,
o.; Don Meredith, Hospital Corps,
Buffalo. N. Y; John J. Robinson, Regu-
ar Army, Texas; Ernest r. Rabb, COM
nauy i20th, u S Naval Training Station,
Norfolk. Va. Charles Tipka, seaman,
Hampton Roads; Louis X. Thorpe, Bat
tery A, Goth Regiment Fort Dupont
Clarence d. Walters, Company F, iiith
Regiment Of Engineers, Camp Bowie
Texas; Joseph Tatnall, Ordnance De-
partmen', Camp Meade; lsadore Frank
furt, Kelley Field. Fort Worth. Texas
Malcolm b. Grubb, L. S. n. r.
Evening journal., 1918-03-28
GLOVE MISER" BRIDE GETS LOVE SURFEIT
Poyoamus Refuge
Shed Secretly Marisd

Married three times in as many
mouths.
Love at first sight supplemented by
love at second and third sight.
Then three divorces within a week,
when she found her kaleidoscope Wis
ion an unreliable guide to happiness
Such was the hymeneal adventure Of
i7-year-old Edna Metcalf Of san Fran
cisco, Cal. whose persistent search for
ideal affection led her into a dangerous
and miserable predlcament.
Edna lf-Reese-Ovcrstreet-Llnk-
owsk tried to noise happiness on
{ pod Of weddings.
y thought J loved them-One after
another" she explained nalvely when
the domestic tanglc overwhelmed her
ard o,e her for refuge to the courts.
Miss Metcalf became the wife Of Ed
waid Reese, u. s n, last October.
A month later she fell In love with
Jack ONerstreei OF the u. S Marine
Corps. and a second marriage took
place.
soldier, Inspired love at third sight
] AkNIn IiINIH MiIN UINUki UNNHHNNAt1s
The three husbands lived In San
I Francisco Whtn they began making
conflicting demands upon the much
welded b~'de. she fed to Seattle
Washington. ~
! It's a small world. and the husnSnos
b gan comparing notes.
BROUGHT back % san Francisco by
the Juvenile authorities. the i7-yeur- Old
/ Love Mser" filed suit TO annual all
her marriages tn e. t~umvirite OF
husbands made no contest.
Il left Ensign Reese she explained
to the ird- because 1 no longer
cared for him.
Then married Jack Overstreet be-
cause ! didn't want 10 tell my mother
about my flrst wedding
"Then when Jack was called away
10 duty-well / married Louis because
loved him as flibt sight.
Love Is sunrome, ana 1 didn't thinN
OF anything else
Binet tests show that the girl bride
ls mentally above normal ana tls1 sh'
is a musical genius
She had kept all her marriages secrel
from her mother who stlll looks upoI
her much-marrled daughter as a baby
AS likely as not" commented Judge
Moean. of san Francisco who annulled
the triple lle. "y0u win 60 out and do
the same thing over again, now thal
YOU are free of these bonds.
You're a menace TO men and should
he I'm the reform school. But after de-
liberailng a week ! have decided that
il YOU should take u into your head to
contract other marriages you'll 10 so
despite the present entanglements. II
would do no good to keep you bound
TO any OF your husbands
But Edna Melcalf says she has found
impulse an unreliable guide to happf
ness
"IV never love again." she declared
D. when the court gave her freedom. al
least. not until I've developed better
Judgment.
3 "rVe had a surfeit
p "And the silly people who say low
. at nrst sight Is the best kind 70 lnsur
p happiness don't know what they'r
, talking about.
j. II tried It three times and every on
b was a failure"
Evening journal., 1918-03-28
f NE MUSIC FOR
"KAISER" PICTURE

The well selected and finely played
musical program which accompanies
lhe presentation OF THE Kaiser, the
Hes OF Berlin the photoplay show
ing an this week at The Playhouse, is
one OF the best features Of a remark
able and spectacular production. The
symphony orchestra Of eighteen mu-
siclans from New York, which accom-
panies the Aim wherever 1t is shown,
displays a high "A he OF musician hip
"The Process ion.E by Scharwenka, "a
spirited march. that comes into the
prog ann i've times. when pOmpous mar
3al music is needed was perhaps the
most effective OF the numbers Famous
composers. Grieg, Nevin, Sa!nt-Saens,
wa mer Tschail oWsky and others are
called upon for beautiful themes to
deepen The emotional effect OF the
Genes pictured, and Che orchestra uses
these themes with dramatic effect
Evening journal., 1918-03-28
pAnENT.TEAcnERs, MEET.

Special 10 THE EVENING JOURNAL.
DOVER, DEL March 2s.-An interest
ing meeting OF the Dover Parent
Teacher Association was held In the
assembly room Of the public schools
last evening with Councilman l.. j..
Hayes presiding
America" was sing by the audience
after which the Rev. Floris Ferwerda
pastor OF the Dover Presbyterian
Church. conducted the deNotiOns
Exercises by the pupils of the FIRST
and second grade were given, includ-
ing a patriotic dialogue. spring song,
story or Little Half Chick told and
dramatized. and Gag drill. all Of
which were rendered with credit to the
participants.
Short addresses were made by Prof
Shilling, superintendent Of Kent county
public schools; Mr. Armstrong State
director Of agriculture; Mr.. Davis in
structor in manual arts ia the Dover
schools: p. p. Benson and Prof. Wesley
Webb, members OF Dover's Board oi
Education, and Principal C. w. w
Schantz, OF the Dover High School.
Evening journal., 1918-03-28
Let Ne Prove 'This Free.

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permanent cure of plcl is the correct one
Thousands unon thcusands Of cured cases
testify TO this and want you to try n g
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No matter whether your case is Of long
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No matter whore you livc--no matter what
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! especially want 70 send It 70 those ap
parenuy hopt ess cases where all forms Of
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want you 20 real ~ that my method OF
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This liberal offer of free treatment Is toe
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Write now. Send no money. Simnly mas
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Evening journal., 1918-03-28

The names OF 46 additional alumni
and undergraduates have been added
10 the Wilmington Hlgh School service
Nag. which was unfurled on February
20. bringing the total number Of men
now serving their country from that
institution up TO 300. These stars viii
be added TO the nag as well as others
for those who are heard OF from time
% time The list Of those now in the
service and not noted before. follows:
i9O3-Lieut. Francis Philip Traynor,
l. s. N.
i0Oi-Capt. Austin Garfield Frick, u.
S A.
i0O7-isi. Lieut. John Henry Mmlin.
NJ. D., Medical Corps. Camp Green
leaf Fort Oglethorpe, Ga; Victor
Barsky, Camp Greenleaf, Fort Ogle-
thorpe, Ga
i9O9-Horace Hurlock, Engineering
| Corps, West Point
i9ii-J Milton Frizzeu 18th Company
i5ith Depot Brigade, Camp Meade, Md.
J. Edward Schell. i0th Regiment, IT, s.
Railway Engineers, Fort Myer, Va
i9i2-Charles Haywood. Ambulance
Corps Fort Oglethorpe, Ga; Leonard
1 g.. Hagner. Hospital Corps; Sergeant
John Mercer Mertz, 23rd Regiment of
/ Engineers. France.
/ i9l3-LeOn NJ. Wickersham Gas De
/ fense Service. Naugatauck. Conn En-
NOR C. Murphy. Naval Marine Corps,
] sun Shlpbuidlng Company Chester.
| Pa: Miss Sarah NJ Sullivan, secre' airy
Of American Relief Association in
/ France
i9l4-Charles Nelson Pierson. Signal
Corps, Fort Socum, New Rochelle. n
Y; Joseph Elollon Jones. Francis
Joseph Horty, Ordnance Department
University OF Pennsylvania; Howard
Dilworth Forwood, Camp Jackson, Co
lumbia. :. c
l9i5-Paul Aloyslus ONein. Provision
al Railway Reinforcement Engineers
Rockford Ill
i9i6-Edsar Bueless. 9th Balloon
Company. Aviation Section. Sina
Corps, Fortress Monroe. Va Richard
B Walker, u. S. ~, at Hampton Roads
, Va
is9s-Mlss Carrie Robelen. In France
iS99-Miss Helen Ccle Carter Base
Hospital No TO- In France.
B. UNDERGRADUATES In The service are.
Hobart Delaney Dunlap. Larkm Giles
William II. Kerrigan, Francis L Kerri
gan, Lawrence LO0nk. Corporal VII
liam J.. Mckinney Sergeant Taylor
Maxwell Sergeant Harry Mailman al
in Delaware Pioneer Regiment at Cam
Dix
Victor Bennett, Band. iO9lh Infantr,
. OF Pennsylvania, Camp Hancock. Ga.
Evening journal., 1918-03-28
DON'T BE BALD

How 70 Make Hair Grow Strong. Thick
and Lustrous on Thin spots.
Few OF rs get bald In a day and we all
have ample warning when our hair Is thin
ming out.
Partisan sage is most efficient hair
grower. but 20 Immediately stop any fur
ther loss OF hair and quickly start new
growth Il must be rubbed into the scalp so
the starved hair roots can really absorb IL
and get the vital stimulation SO badly
needed. You win surely be delighted with
the first application, for your hair and
scalp viii look and feel 100 per cent better
Partisan sage Is not expensive. It's a
scientific preparation that supplies an hair
needs clean, non-sticky. antiseptic liquid
that lH guaranteed to give you perfect sat-
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Good looking hair ia half the battle in
any mans or womans personal appear
fnce. Neglect means dull. thin, lfeless
hair and hnally badness while n little
attention now insures thick and iustr0us
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Evening journal., 1918-03-28
no TEACH VOLUNTEER TRAINING.

Courses In parliamentary procedure
and ln volunteer training will be gwen
at the Y. W. c A., by Mrs. j. owen
Phillips. Of Philadelphia. The pur-
pose Of the volunteer training course
IS 10 No women FOR ervlce in the many
social and war organizations now help
ing the country. This class will be
held on Thursday afternoons and even
ings Mrs Phillips, for years. has b,en
a well known educator and lecturer. in
schools, clubs, and Institutes In this
country, in England, and In Canada.
Evening journal., 1918-03-28
GETTING READY TO
WIDEN TENTH STREET

The Tire Shop Company, No. 4M Del
aware avenue and the owners Of the
property adjoining are the FIRST TO be
gin improvements to the fronts Of their
premises in the project for widening
Tenth street.
While the building line on the north
side of the street is not TO be moved
back, no steps or windows are to be
allowed outside the building line and
The Tire Company and others in part OF
The block are now making the neces-
sary Improvements. The Sidewalk Is
TO be made narrower and the street
bed wider from Tatnall street to Van
Buren.
Evening journal., 1918-03-28

To be possessed OF head Of heavy,
beautiful hair: soft, lustrous, fluffy,
wavy and free from dandruff is me. ely
matter OF using a little Danderine.
II is easy and inexpensive to have
nice soft hair and lots Of it. Just get
a small bottle Of KnOwltOn's Danderine
now-it costs but a few cents-all drug
stores recommend it-apply a little az
directed and within ten minutes there
will be an appearance Of abundance,
freshness. nuflness and an incOmpa a.
BILE gloss and lustre, and try as you
will. you can not find a trace Of dand-
RIFF or falling hair; but your real sur
prise will be after about two weeks
use. when you will see new hair-fnC
and dOwny at frst-yes-but really
new hair-sproutlng out all over your
scalp-Danderine is. we believe, the
only sure hair grower. destroyer OF
dandruff and cure for itchy scalp and
it never fails to stop falling hair at
once.
II you want to prove how pretty and
soft your hair really Is mOisten a
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this.
Evening journal., 1918-03-28
EQUAL SUFFRAGE LECTURE.

Democracy and ihe Woman Citizen,
is the subject Of a lecture 10 be given
by DR.. Henry Newman, under the aus
pices Of the Wilmington Equal Snf-
frage Association, on Thursday evening,
April z, in Grace Church Chapel. The
lecture is open to the public.
Evening journal., 1918-03-28
EAsIInN AND FAnS.

Little girls viii wear chip hats with
long slreamers.
Novel chains are made by stringlng
beads on ribbon.
There arc some collarless blouses
among the new ones.
sleeveless Jackets are being made Of
printed silk poplin.
Black and maroon satin are COM
bined for evening capes.
a great mRny black satin facings ap
pear ON the new suits
Evening journal., 1918-03-28
NTERNATIONAL's STRUGGLE.

BY The United Press.
NEW YORK. March 2S.-The Interna-
tional League has postponed its funeral
-proDably until today. The magnates
lre reluctant 10 shake OIL the shackles
of baseball and We're 60 continue their
sessions at league headquarters today
some of the magnotes are hoping that
The league may lind @ way TO RUN in a
.uriailnd sort OF fnshion.
Evening journal., 1918-03-28
WHO Will KNIT ron RED CROss?

There is a large amount OF wool at
the old City Hall Rcd Cross headquar-
ters, and knitters are asked 10 stop and
get some, make it up promptly and
call for more. The knitting committee
request that an knitted articles, in
cluding hospital blankets. be sent 10
the old City Han as quickly as possi-
Bile, as they are wanted for the men
who are leaving for camp next Mon
day
Evening journal., 1918-03-28
AT TIE QUEEN.

The big crowds that gathered at tho
Queen Theatre to see Mary Pickford
in "Amarlly Of Clothes Line Alley yes
terday were given plenty of real enter
tainment. The kind that satisfies even
The most critical The picture is 4
Evening journal., 1918-03-28
AT THE SAVOY.

Viola Dana thought she was going TO
be burned to death when she was act
ing on a burning ship for scenes in
Breakers Ahead" Metro All-Star
Series Picture which is the main at
traction at the Savoy Theatre for to-
day and the remainder of the week. Her
work oboaid a big sailing ship was a
narrowing ordeal for the famous little
star.
Evening journal., 1918-03-28
At THE NATIONAL THEATRE.

At The National Theatre vaudeville
will be shown on Thursday, Friday and
saturday. There viii be five big acts,
showing the best colored stars in Amer
Tea. Talliver and Talliver, the home
boys, will be the stars Of the bill. There
also will be plenty o. pictures.
Evening journal., 1918-03-28
WARY plCNFORO ~ "
'Amorillg oFCIothesline Alley
AnApTCpAF-T peairs
Now showing at The queen Theatre.

most entertaining comedy, pleasing In
story and Mary Pickfords characterize
ton makes "Amarilly of Clothes Line
Alley" one OF the best features Of the
year That Miss Pickford is a come
dienne Of the first water has long since
been established, but il remained 70
her Amarilly and its setting to give full
play to her abilities along this line.
Evening journal., 1918-03-28
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Evening journal., 1918-03-28
AT TIE MAJESTIC.

AS was expected Annette Keller
mann's appearance in William FoX's
Million Dollar Picture. "a Daughter Of
the Gods" at popular prices az the
Majestic yesterday, was with ssed by
large crowds at every performance and
70 made a most emphatic hit
Il is the most daring thing ever
done in motion pictures, and the SEN
satlonal appearances Of Miss * Hermann
made eve. ybody in the house agree that
without the wonderful Annette such O
picture would hardly be possible
The audience yesterday was moved
by the viyidness Of the man. great
scenes, In which thousands OF people
take part The story is fantastic, but
il touches the heart as a fairy tale well
told and II holds the interest Of ihOse
who follow it, "A Daughter of thH
Gods" will be here for the remainder
Of the week and is something children
can see and enjoy as we'll as grownups
Evening journal., 1918-03-28
ATIE LAUGHTER OF FOOLS"


"The Laughter of Fools a comedy
by II. F. Maltby, that kept London
laughing iOl scve. al months at the
Prince Of Wales Theatre not lOEg ago,
will be presented by David Belasco aid
Lhd les +. Gilman at the Playhouse
April 4, 9 and 3, before 1t goes TO New
York. The annual David Belasco-
Charles FrOhman production has now
become an established institution and
Is looked fOrwa to by theatre-goe 5
as one Of the interesting and notable
events OF the theatrical season. For
this years presentat on an exception
ally st ong company has been o. ganiz-
ed, with William Sampson, one Of the
vetei ans OF the American stage; Miss
Peggy ONeill, who has been one Of
the most prominent OF the younger
leading women ever since she scored
her b & success in peg O. My Heart !
Miss Beryi Mercer, who won real
triumph as the old lady in Barrie 3
war playlet, 1.-The OH Lady Shows Her
Medals; Max Leeds, who has come
flOm London especially to play his
original role; Percy MarmOt Pirio
Bush, Katherine Stewart and Gyladys
Wynne, in the leading parts.
Evening journal., 1918-03-28
AT THE GARRICK.

The rapidity and facility with which
a newly-msrried couple can fall out
and make up" are portrayed. in com
edy fashion in who is She?' whclh
is being presented at the Garrick The
atre this week by Joseph E. Bernard
and Miss Nanfa Brlstow. This Very
clever comedy play was written by
Willard E. Mack and It flts Mr.. Ber-
nards wonderful qualifications like q
glove. Mr.. Mack. IL will be recalled, Is
the author Of Kick In" "Vindcstion.
&C., and in this little vaudeville hit hc
appears to have outdone himself. Mr.
Bernard, who Is known as one of th-
best on the stage, is admirably sup
ported by Miss Brlstow, both appear
ing to have mastered the atmosphere
that was intended by the author.
Evening journal., 1918-03-28
1.-TWO PAIRs.p

1.-TWO Pairs" new comedy by
Donald MacLaren, presented by CT n
ton W. Monatt, with a special cast Of
metropolitan fayOrites which includes
Geo. gle Lawn ence, Beatrice Terry,
Lionel Glenister, Jerald Rogers, Roland
Hogue, Leonard Booker and E. E. Give,
will come to the Playhouse next Mon
day night for an engagement OF tn. &c
n ghts and one matinee on Wednes-
day. This p oductiOn is designed to
meet the demand among theat e-goers
at this time for theatrical entertain
men which may interest and amuse
without Ovei taxing their mental facul-
es. II is soon to be seen on Broad
way, New York.
Evening journal., 1918-03-28
Attractions At The City Theatres
INTEREsTING Things

IN "KAISER" PICTURE.
Did you know that the Kaiser has
mania for admiring beautiful hands
And that he wears many bracelets ana
feminine rings? That he has $3.50 full
dress uniforms, that he was twice
king, twice grand duke, ghteen
times a duke, twice q prince, nine
times @ count besides being blshopY
All these things and many more In
the private | fe OF the despoiler OF
Eu ope, who has plunged the whole
world into war and sorrow, are shown
IN The Kaiser, the Beast OF Berlin"
To miss II is to miss the most won
derful opportunity to see as he really
is the personality OF this enemy OF
mank nd.
All these things are shown in the
famous picture, The Kaiser" beng
shown three times daily at the Play
house this week with O children
matinee Satu. day mo. ming.
Bisbee daily review., 1918-01-03
Kissing Link III
Warren Road Will
NotU Be Completed

Warren Brothers company. paten-
tee company and owner Of The tam
Gus Bituithie paving surface. will
shortly take up the completion OF the
highway between Lowell bridge and
BSk erville. which vas discontinued
in the summer OF 1914. The board
Of supervisors. after attempting 70
set the matter strSishtened ont for
several years. finally accepted the
proposal OF the paving company %
finish the task.
Considerable difficulty was ex-
perienced AZ the time the original
work was done with the contractors
who did the base work. The firm
WAS Pane and Tarrant. of Douglas
Much delay was occasiOned on parts
Of the road and that part which now
remains unfinished was LETT. pur-
poSely. for several months in order
that the grade might settle as far as
IL would
When the time came for the work
the contractors would not act narth-
er in that capacity Consequently
the Warren Brothers company re-
fused to 80 ahead. Under the ar
rangementS announced yesteday by
the board Of supervisors the paving
concern viii handle the entire work
and promise % have il started aud
completed within a very short time.
Bisbee daily review., 1918-01-03
Danish Baker is
Bisbee Visitor

l.. c. Elltteng. OF LaeSo. Denmark.
who has toured much % THE world
while demonstrating the value OF
Danish pastry. is visitor in the
Warren district and is making az
rangemeuts 20 give some practical
demonstrations O. his work in Bis.
bee.
The visitor is the man who cooked
the Danish pastry upon the occasion
Of the marriage Of President Wilson
10 Mrs. Gait. more than two years
SyO. Since that time he has travel
81 from New York 20 San Francisco
interesting housewives and CONNER
cial bakers in his particular for.
No definite ARRANGEMENTS have
been concluded for his demoDStra-
son. As soon rs they are made ap-
prOpriste announcement viii be
made.