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Evening journal., 1919-07-07
MUCH ENTHUSIASM
At SUNDAY SING
Song Leader Has Groups
Join in Three Songs at
Same Time
CASLER PROMISES
MORE NOVELTIES

Despite the heat OF yesterday after
noon, there was plenty OF enthusiasm
at the sing in the High School auditor
ium, under the auspices OF the VII
minston Community Service. The pro-
gram was presented with one exception
and the chorus singing due 10 the pep
put into II by the direction OF Irving
easier. song leader. was much better
and llvelier than could have been eX-
pected.
Although 10 was hot outside 70 was
cool enough in the school auditorium
The fact that the High School is clos
cd during the week and the system 81
ventilation made 70 many degrees cool
er inside than outside. As a result the
singirs were able 90 Join heartily in
the sing.
NJ easier had an innovation for the
Singers az the very start. when ne pro-
p'sed singing three different songs at
lie same time.
lie divided the singers into three
groups. One group sang The Long,
Long Trail" another group sang Tip
perary.' and a third group Keep the
Home Fires Burning, at the same time
and with the same accompaniment
Mr.. easier explained that all three
songs were written by different COM
posers. but that song leaders had learn
ed that songs all possessed the same
rhythm, so that they may an be sung
at the one time. The result proved both
interesting and entertaining
Tho Ia a..
selection. and did 10 so well that they
were encored and had TO respond 10
second number.
After more community singing. Billy
Raymond sang as only he can sing. and
won a deserved recall. Wilmington is
Billy s home town. although he has
been absent for nearly ten years
Song leader Casler drilled the singers
In phrasing during the singing Of sew
eral songs. ad at the close comDli-
mented them on their work. lie said u
was his intention gradually 10 intro
duce part songs, and that because Of
The efficiecy OF the chorus believed
that this would be easily accomplish
cd
The Orpheus unit sang another Sc
lection, and Mr.. easier by request sang
The Flags" II Is song well suit
I'd 20 his baritone voice and ne was
al his best In 70.
At the close Of the sing Mr.. Keats.
executive officer OF the service, re-
quested all those who enjoyed the sing
and who wanted them continued 10
raise their hands Practically every
one did 50. and on a later request from
him promised 10 bring others with
hem next sunday afternoon at 800
Mr.. easier promised new program
and said the chorus would try other
Jew songs next sunday in addition 10
hose tried out yesterday.
Evening journal., 1919-07-07
URGES Y. NJ. e. A. FOR
CITY C0L0RED FOLK

Allan . Newman. formerly an onlcer
with The cNpedillonary forces. who was
retained lwo months ago by the y. NJ.
C.. A. to make a survey OF conditions
among oolored people hers. declares
that Y. N. G.. a. FOR colorcd people
In This city WOULD be OF immense bene-
A. MIR Newman's Investigation dis
closes the fact that thcce are nclrly
1000 colored males here between tfe
ages OF is and - years. virtually all Of
whom are engaged In some OF Ne var
ious pursuits classcd generally as labor.
Evening journal., 1919-07-07

Can't ne Cured Prom The outside.

Can't re Cured Prom the Outside.
External treatments seldom cure Piles
Nor do surgical operations
The cause n inslde-had circulation.
Thesblood Is stagnant. the veins nabhv.
Tho bowel walls are weak. the parts a..
most dead.
To quickly and safely rid yourself %
piles you must free the circulation q
fresh current through the stsgnant pools.
Internal treatment a the ono safe method.
Olntments and cutting won't do A.
J. S Leonhardt. NJ n. specialist. act
a. work some years ago 10 nnd real IN
ternal remedy for plies. Tie succeeded He
named his prescription HEM ROID. and
tried q In 1000 cases before he was salts.
fed Now HEM RoID Il sold bv druggist.
everywhere under guarantee. n IL harm.
less tablet. Easy 20 take. and can always
be found at - n. Danforth's and druggists
everywhere, who win gladly refund the
purchase price 20 any dissatisfied Gus
TONER
Evening journal., 1919-07-07
Al LIE MAIESIIC.

one Of the best opportunities yet ar
fordcd Constance Talmsdge for the dis
play Of her talent is the role OF Ger
aldine Barker In "The Yelled Adycn-
mre, a select comedy drama In which
she appears at the Majestic for three
DAYS. beginning today.
Geraldine Barker was engaged 10
Rc.nald Crocker. a young society man.
She had become engaged 90 him simply
because ne was much sought after by
the other society girls and was con-
sidered 1ucky catch. She finds a grey
veil in his pocket, which she knew
didn't belong 20 her and must there
fore belong 10 some other woman a
little sluething on her part proves that
the woman in question is Nile Hor-
tense. who conducts a beauty esiab-
lishmeni
Geuddine prepared. a csrefdny map
ped-out plan and itNvas not long be
Evening journal., 1919-07-07

Indiana Cattle Feeders Association
West Virginia Live Stock Association
Wyoming Stock Growers Association
Montana Stock Growers Association
California Cattlemcr's Association
Colorado Live Stock Association
Idaho Cattle Growers Association
Arizona Cattle Growers Association
New Mexico Cattle Growers Association
Cattle Raisers' Association Of Oregon
Evening journal., 1919-07-07
MAINLAND Boy Losrs LIrE.

Early ThaWley, aged ~ years. a son
of Mrs. Carroll rhawley. Of Grecnboro
Md, WAS drowned Willie swimming n
the Ch0piank river Yesterday The
drowning occurred Niren Wayne Needs
one Of Thawleys companions in The
water called for help. Young Thaw-
ley started 90 his rescue, but-lhe high
tide and strong current proved loo
much FOR him and hc was drowned be-
fore help could feach him.
Evening journal., 1919-07-07
Al Bn,NDywINE spRrNGs.

Thousands OF people went TO Brandy
wine Springs Park yesterday for the
purpose OF getting The long and pleas
ant trolley ride and escaping the heat
OF the city. uf course they found the
park a pleasant spot and nlcd with
sensible amusements The trolley ride
TO the Springs IS the longest and pret-
Hest In Delaware There is always
plenty Of amusement at the Springs,
The visitors yesterday included several
thousand philadclphians.
Evening journal., 1919-07-07
ROCKFORD TOWER AGAIN OPENED.

Having been cl0sed since The early
days OF the war In 1917, Rockford
Tower Is again open 90 the public The
top OF the tower is one of the highest
points I'm this state, and portions Of
pennsylvanh. New Jersey and Maryland
may be seen from u on a clear day The
statue Of William Penn. on the phlla-
delphia city Hall may be easily dis
tinguished with ncld glasses.
The excavations near the tower for
the two antI-1lrcrat guns. which had
been dug IN readiness for a possible
visit from German Zeppellns, have been
llled up and an traces removed Of the
war time preparations.
Evening journal., 1919-07-07
AT TuE NATIONAL.

The Man in The Iron suit 'ls the
attraction at the National Theatre to-
day. Eddie Polo. the great lighting
star. also is shown. Francis Ford H.
another thrilling picture. on Tuesday
pOuglas Fairbanks viii appear on the
screen for the FIRST time for long
time.
Evening journal., 1919-07-07
Al TnE NICTORIA.


Love, duty and vengeance are ar
rayed in a mighty struggle for The
honor. Of strong man in Beauty
Proof, the Harry 4. Morey picture,
which viii be shown at the Victoria
Theatre on Monday. Tuesday. and
Wednesday The man Is a corporal Of
the Canadian Northwest mounted p0-
lice, who is called on 10 arrest the
girl he loves for shooting a man who
had attacked her In the wilderness
he recognizes In his prisoner the mJn
who years before had wrecked his
home, and With great dramatic power
is fought ont his desire 20 satisfy
love and Vengeance at the expense Of
duty,
Beauty Proof is adapted from
James Oliver CurwOod's famous novel,
philip steel. Of The Royal Mounted.
published in 1911, and none Of its dra-
matte interest has been lost in the
screening Every scene rings true OF
the Northwest. FOR Paul Scardon d.
rected the picture in the big woods in
Northern New York state when the
snow lay deep In the woods
I'm the supporting cast are Betty
Blythe. George Maieroni, Denton Ware
and Robert Gaillard.
Evening journal., 1919-07-07

hand who l0yes~a pretty country maid.
\ city dandy comes 90 the hamlet ana
threatens 10 steal The affection of the
girl Then Charlie dresses up. Those
WHO never miss a picture in which
Chaplin Is seen can guess The rest
At THE mALTO.
"rhe Man From Funeral nange.T a
Paramount picture. Starring Wslace
Red a great fsyoriie with the picuire
fars, will be shown al the Rialto to-
day. Mr. Reid is supported by Ann
Little.
Unusual interest has been aroused
by the announcement that William $.
Hart. one OF the most popular STARS Do
The world. will make his FIRST appear
ance at this theatre In MS Aircraft pc
ture. "The Border Wireless" This is
a ilne picture i'm which there is Ia
strong love element. viewed from every
standpoint.
Wednesday and Thursday Frank
keenan,. herslded az Americas greatest
character actor, makes his premier ap-
poarance In an exclusive first presenil-
tion OF The Midnight stage" This is
an adaptation OF the sl9ge play OF the
same name that served ms a vehicle FOR
Henry Irving when he was in his
prime
Friday and saturday Gladys Brock
w2ll VII be seen in her newest photo
drama. The Snelk.' This picture Is
presented here before showing IN Phil
adelphia. where 10 is shown at prices
two and three times as great.
Evening journal., 1919-07-07
At IHE RIAITO.

fore She had The man from Texas bow
ins 90 her wiii 60 such an extent that
be aided her 90 get away with a sup
posed theft lied Tor her. and then pro-
posed am clopemcni when she made 70
plain that hcr father wouldn't con-
slider her marriage to him because he
thought him q thief.
Evening journal., 1919-07-07

park Yesterday. Dorothy u. Young
Mrs. James =. Henry the contralto so
lolst sang a number Of selections In
splendid sylio.
Evening journal., 1919-07-07
At THE OIEFN

TWO features are billed 10 be pre-
sented at The Queen Theatre this week.
Heading The comedy part Of the pro
gram is the screens greatest comedian.
Charlie Chaplin, in FIRST new picture in
many months. The dramatic end Of
the bin is headed by/one Of the leading
dramatic stars Of the screen. Alice
Joyce, in The Stage success, Tho
Third Degree
All the tremendous dramatic force
OF the stage production Of this IA
NOUS Charles Klein drama in retained
in this perturbation Miss JOycc takes
every advantage Of the dramatic pos
siblities in The role OF Annie sands
waiiEess. who crushed The power of
her millionaire father-ln-law and o.
the police system. 90 free her college
husband. doomed 70 a murderer's death
FOR a crime OF which he was innocent.
The fans have seen Charlie Chaplin
IN many roles. but n is doubtful II
they have ever seen him in the role
Of a farmland and porter. In sunny
side the worlds famous comedian
tries to beat a Chesterfield al his own
game. Charlie is an uncouth farm
The Dermott news., 1919-07-03
PUT SLIGHT VALUE ON SELF
Parishioner's Explanation of Back. sliding That Might Be Accounted
 More or Less Convincing.

Charles E. Ford. the leader of ths Chicago butter and egg haard. WaS de. lending thc high price nf egs<
 II K the egg cNporl te the soldiers a1er>e;ts." he said. that makes prices hish The c-@ market. tea see, i> sHAerued by a purely business >pifis
 "If You try to b. idealiStie with thr egg market you are treated like poe= tar Seenthly.
 "poetur Strcuthly said to Il belt. cnse pari~hiourr who had gwen anoih. er pari>hiuuer black eye.
 My friend you should loNe yonr ncishhnr u> Nour>cIf
 "'YeS. sir: that's right. sir. said the pari>hioHer.
 I'm glad you agree. said Doctor Stc,u,hly and he added in rathcr stern voice
 Do Hou. lh"u.h=do you honest ly love yuur uri-hhor aS Yourself?
 "'Nc>, sir: oh. yes. sir, said the pari~llioucr; but I'm Il modest man, seu see and. to tell the truth l aln't Il hit stuck on myself sir.
The Dermott news., 1919-07-03
A Feeling of Security

You naturally feel secure when you know that the medicine you are about to take ,s absolutely pure and contains n harmful or habit producing drugs
 Such medicine k Dr Miners swamp Root. kidney liver and bladder remedy.
 The same standard ot purity. strength and excellence Is maintained in every bottle of Swamp Root
 l. is scientifically compounded from vegetable herbs
 It is not stimulant and IS taken in teaspaanial doses.
 l. IS not recommended for everything
 l. is Hstprs.s great te.acr n eehesas anI or-rco@s-ns kiancv. h,cr and h.s1 lcr troubles.
 \ asn z.atemans ef purity is sah every bsstle ef h. A.mer's Swamp K1at.
 If yeu need Hedle1e. you s&sad have ghe HH=t. on za'a at Fl drug a,##ez in batsae5 et tVo -.4ss. E. ,ium and iaiHez
 However. II yaa o. # .r-, to lt. ta., crc2t preparation send fem csuts ta Pr hHmer < e.. FnsEamtan \ fJs stma3s hattle Men ar us be sure anl mention th44 aa4ef -A.A
The Dermott news., 1919-07-03
yROSE INTO DESERVED FAME
Mystic Painter Of lithuania Accorded His Proper Place in the World
 Of Art

What Sertabine attempted Ia dc with music III kus>ia. turiouis has done with paint in lijhuauia. NJ K Cur lionis k the great mystic painter of I.iihuania. that little nation which x calling out to the world !t> right to lla. iloual independence.
 curlieniS made painting depict tau- sic. SeriatlHe attempted to HHtfe eelar and sound through the mrdum - ma. sic.
 curlionis studied in Dresden ana iu Lehals Mth au almost lnered hte sense ef ,aif,.t. D" showed him>eH fe be n remarkable aud m original com. poser. lis most conspicuous works were Rex. "CeHte" and the sonata of Beethoven
 lu The words of the MelrSnnWn American musical critic. Gilbert N. Gahri, this painter succeeds where others huve fallrd in conveying the ncbuluusnesS unlimited in music, the uumiudful ecstasy of it's imagluin@S; yel he has made arr nt it. notable pre- pusSeS>ed art. Sternly beautiful ki- neiie art. of course, and madiy swift to conyry titanic impressions; hut such k the modern school. and Paris knows Surliouis aS one of iiS fore most nudernS.
The Dermott news., 1919-07-03
TREATY SIGNED
 AND WAR ENDED
DR. HERMAN MUELLER AND DR. JOHANNES BELL REFRESH
 GERMANY AT FINAL SCENE.
CEREMONY IS VERY SHORT
First Act Which Star War Com. mtted Five Years Ago When Austrian Grown Prince Was
 Killed at Saragevo.

Paris - In the Hall of Mirrors, n the Palace of Versailles. where the German empire was born 4S years ago, Dr. Herman Mueller and Dr Johannes Bell as plenipoteniarics Of the German government, affixed their signatures 10 the treaty of peace which puts all end forever to Ger man dreams of world power.
 The ceremony which marked the end or war and the dawn Of peace consumed exactly g minutes. Its conclusion was announced by Pre- mier Clemencoau in the tersc statc- ment:
 The conditions of peace are now an accomplished fact; the proceed ings are closed"
 Thus Was ended the world con. hasration which began just five years ago with the assassination of the Austrian crown prince at Sara. gevo and which entailed the downfall of four empires and a score of minor kingdoms and principaities.
 |, the first of the American expedition ary force arrived i'll France and Woodrow Wilson. president of tho United States, having affixed his sig nature to the document which seals the peace made possible by the aid of American arms. left Paris For Brest on his way back 10 Washing ton and received the most enthusias- tic ovation he has been accorded since his arrival in Europe r was Frances parting tribute to the man who showed the world the way 10 peace.
 The charter of world peace was signed by all delegates to the peace conference with the exception of the Chinese who We're absent from cere- mony because they had been refused permission 10 make certain rcserva- tions regarding the Japanese occu patton of Shantunc.
 General Jan Christian Smuts. mem. Der of the delegation from the Union If Africa. signed under protest. He declared his objections to certain territorial settlements and the prop, sal for trial Of ts5a kaiser and others responsible for the war He also su,- gestcd that the ndemnitics lcyiei on Germany were excessive and should be moderated in order to facil- itate the revival of industry in EJ- rope.
 The Germans were the first 70 sign end were followed by the Amer jeans British. French. Italians and Japanese in order named Then came the smaller nations The Germans who had entered the hall with down cast micu. and who Were extremely nervous throughout the ceremony. We're the first 10 leave This was .n line with the program
 There was no demonstration dur ing the ceremony but u is conc:I- sion salvos ot guns boomed the news that Mars had been depossd and peace enthroncd
The Dermott news., 1919-07-03
We'll GirIs7

simon FHre. Who. writes the London letter tn The Boukmau k fhos oushlN practical tuuu- uJu- In lh2 June "Buokmau1 hc says: "Whcu,n rr l he8r of l Young m9u~ becoming euz gagged to Il most eharmin- girl. ei- WINS callau>ty K, Can she cock 7. VIII II he believed tAat thc reply most frequently made k au indignant I don't know. She.> ii magnificent plan i>t [" A> though that cut any icc'a-
The Dermott news., 1919-07-03
Indian Calm.

'Nou can't feaze an Indian" said Indian Commissioner Malcolm Me Dowell. You can't ruf1le an Indians calm dignity.
 "I once had the satisfaction to point out to an Indian chief an airplane sailing across the sky. It was the first airplane he'd ever seen, and I had fond hopes that he'd show some excitement.
 "'Therc" I said. There! What dc you think of if? Isn't 1t eXtraor- diuary+'
 'The chief looked up at the air plane calmly; then he looked calmly at me.
 "'Bm it was built to do that, wasn't it| he said
The Dermott news., 1919-07-03
It's Identity.

"I came mighty uear having dsll. with guest yesterday" said the Iaad= lord of the tavern at Pecwcecudd4 hum. He said there was q blue bottle fly in his huekleberr> pie. said there waSn't. and asked him if hr thought he kuowed more about running tirst class hotel than did. He said if he didn't he'd have his head bored for the simples toId him what he could do and he paid his bin and left
 Well. Was il fly
 Not h1 T duru sight, II was q hor net.=kaH>as City Star.
The Dermott news., 1919-07-03
THE REASON

Why yaeher-Galm stops all kinds of pain and soreness go quickly Is that it stops inflammation, therefore nothing gives quicker relief for Mumps, Head ache. Burns, etc. It also quickly re- lieves Catarrh. and being harmless may be used internally.
 If you cannot buy it locally write for Free Sample and agents prices. B. ware of limitations. F.. w. Nacher, Inc, New Orleans, La.-Adv.
The Dermott news., 1919-07-03
Putting linn Right.

The War msx he over. but lr hasn't been over faH4 enough for some Fea- pie to regain their former maHuerS-
 Thaf~ how il WIS with Jruks. the waiter
 Look here.. said inc irate diner. "there,~ ay .n thc hut'cr,'
 "1Aat a@4t | ss,A said JcHh@ sweet. ly: ii k Il moth. And that i~u.t hGt- ter; its margarine. otherwise yeur assertion k correct
The Dermott news., 1919-07-03
Az He S-w It.

bgfI9a i dtseeHfse on tudleidHalifs a~ expressed in sHr eumtruauce. a seheelma>la4= hettl ID a portrait nt Charle~ niesens Here. said he, lis the f5te If celebrated author aad man ef &euuis. Do you see anything urese1 "Ne~.e e rtpiicd one of th brightest scholars, 'u lot of WEis. kers !"
The Dermott news., 1919-07-03
U. S. Troops Leaving Russia.

Arohaneel The last of the Ameri- can forces here. with he exception of Brig. Gen. Wilde r Richardson, the American commander. and a small detachment of headquarters troops embarked for Brest
The Dermott news., 1919-07-03
Holland May Aelp Prosecut-

Amsterdam. The alHed and asso- cited powers will net ask for the cN- tradition of tho former German eu- peroy. the Paris cores pondtnt of the Telegraf says he learns. but Will ask the Dutch government in the name oi the League of Nations to see that Herr Hoaen1olleta does not osrape the moral consequences
The Dermott news., 1919-07-03
Buy a Farm Now.

Because land is cheaper than it will ever be again. The Y. $. Railroad Administration Is prepared to furnish free information to homeseckers regarding farming opportuni- ties. We have nothing to sell, no money to lend: only information to give. Write me fully with reference to your needs Name the state you want to learn about. J. L Edwards. Manager. Agricultural section, l. s Railroad Administration. Room TO- WaEhiugtun, J. C.--adV.
The Dermott news., 1919-07-03
SHAkELNTO YOuR SHOES.

Aliens Foot Ease. tNe IN.iseItC poN8er tn he st taitcu into the shoes and sprIGkted in the foot bath Ii relieves ruurJl. saa4- len. smartuE feet and takes the sting pI4t of c0Ens and hGuioHs Alleus Foot Ease is certain relief for sweating. caHd4s tired. aching feet and makes walking delight. Sold cXcryWherc.-Adv
The Dermott news., 1919-07-03
Cer.,,n Adn,Ir,I A.saul.ea

London dlspa zeh fe=the Central N,Ns n# e-Nezfas=s Shropshire. says that AG2AHai Ean Rsafar. who command I HH,= German tiest sunk in Scgpa Fo,. aea r,sa4nt2ed when To ca''cl at ioeti taat lIe Was struck n ,ue tgte V5Ih 4 rotten egg and aerly-e assaulted
The Dermott news., 1919-07-03
Crown Prince Says He wm Return

London After peace k signed, I will return fo Germany To liye on my estates in Sileaia and perform my duties as a land owner" said the for mer German crown prince in an in tcrview al Wieringen. according to Brussels dispatch to the Daily Mirror.
The Dermott news., 1919-07-03
Gerr,an otnser sentenced

Paris Frederick EattaHmanu. m derOticcr in The German army. was sentenced to sjN months imprIson. mem and fined 5000 marks by an American military commission. for recruiting civilians within the Ameri- can occupicd area.
The Dermott news., 1919-07-03
Experience.

His father k an authority on pos hcemen."
 Why. has he ever been one?' No: but he's gone with them lots of ines. Penn State Froth.
The Dermott news., 1919-07-03
Socialists Active in Japan.

Tokyo-Japanese authorities are s soinov hat disturbed over what looks ike an organized effort 10 start So. elalist movement of an extreme na- tir, in this country.
The Dermott news., 1919-07-03
Talents Reco7ni -ed=

.Ih== saWe.u.t.8H Aau=l arrived
 af t.}4a
 Aa= N. ie he's # -raaa# #Hfatzaa#e sss- se @af lNc iW ere#f tHe he fas J FsHta-fUI uath 0Wafe.aH.
The Dermott news., 1919-07-03
Cheap Enough.

"Gloth at S9 a yard seems high"
 "Not when Nou consider that n yard will make a gown. Louisville tou- er-.1aurnal.
The Dermott news., 1919-07-03
Delicate Anemone

AHemeHe mrJu> ~W.udflaWer" and k >o. eat3ed because # i~ .a= deiisatrN posed Ihat jI ~UaN~ Njth 3He iiShte~t rHatau af the u'uusl lhgrpe
The Dermott news., 1919-07-03
The strong Withstand the Heat of Summer
 Better Than the Weak

gE1 ieopIs NHI Uf' fethI. -Ha nnter people who are weak. ~ti hr sttsnntheaaa atH1 eua HEeH "a re throu~h the derts== i55s heet If summer hy taEtrE Groves tastetess ehGl tunie. Y ru-Ihas ana err4shss he h=and aaH HuttbH up the W Hu.- -astgu Aeu HaH saan teel tt~ S.renEtueulHEt IHtlEa=atans EErHt 6ar
The Dermott news., 1919-07-03
Onward and Upward.

"Bligrins saNs he always work with tho highest motiyC,.
 It's true. Hc's a regular rraiiteer."
The Dermott news., 1919-07-03
Watch cuticura Improve Your sklr

Watch Cuticura Improve Your SkIh. On rising and retiring gently smear the face with Gutieura Ointment Wash oG Ointment in five minutes with Cutieura Soap and hot water. II is wonderful sometimes what Cutieara will do for poor eomplexions. dandruff. itching and red rough hands.-Ady.
The Dermott news., 1919-07-03

The tiahter .thr pinch tht more blessed il k to share what We have A.Ifh nthnI.s.
The Dermott news., 1919-07-03
Glad of Their Escape.

He-WMat nude the bridesmaids book so happl* She-"They had each refused the bridegroom -