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Cheyenne record., 1919-03-20
CHAPTER VIII.
On Runner Service.


One night O man named Bartel and
were instructed to go to Dixmude and
deliver certain dispatches to a man
whom I will call the burgomaster and
report to the branch staff headquar-
ters that had been secretly located In
another part of town. We were to
travel In an automobile and keep a
sharp watch as we went, for Dixmude
was being contested hotly at that time
and German patrols were in the neigh
borhood. No one knew exactly where
they would break out next.
So we started out from the third
line trenches, but very shortly one Of
ouS outposts stopped us. Bartel car
ried the dispatches and drove the car
too, so it was up to me to explain
things to the sentries. They were
convinced after bit Of arguing. Just
as we were leaving q message came
over the phone from our commander,
telling them to hold us when we came.
1t was lacky they stopped US, for 9TH
erwise we would have been out Of
reach by the time his message came.
The commander told me, over the tele-
phone, that If a French flag flew over
the town the coast would be clear; If n
Belgian. that our forces were either
in control or were about to take over
the place but that German patrols
were near. After this we started
again.
When we had passed the last post
we kept a sharp lookout for the flag
on the pole of the old fish market, for
by this we would get our bearings
and perhaps, If it should be a German
flag. timely warning. But after we
were down the road bit and had got
clear we saw Belgian flag whipping
around in good. strong breeze. But
while that showed that our troops or
the British were about to take over
the place 1t also indicated that the
Germans were somewhere near by.
Which was not so cheerful.
AS we went through the suburbs
along the canal which runs on the
edge Of the town we found that all
the houses were battered up. We
tried to hail several heads that stuck
themselves out of the spaces between
buildings and stuck themselves back
just as quickly, but We could not get
an answer. Finally we got hold of
man who came out from a little
cafe.
He told us that the Germans had
been through the town and had shot
1t up considerably. killing and wound
Ing few Inhabitants, but that shortly
afterward small force Of Belgian
cavalry had arrived and driven the
Boches out. The Germans were ex-
pected either to return or begin bonn
bardment at any moment and all the
inhabitants who sported cellars were
hiding in them. The rest were trying
to get out of town with their belong
ings as best they could.
On reaching our objective we made
straight for the Hotel de Vile, where
we were admitted and after a short
wait taken to the burgomaster. We
questioned him as to news, for we had
been instructed to pick up any infor-
nation he might have as to conditions.
But We did not get much, for he could
not get about because Of the Germans,
who HAD made 1t a policy to terrcrixe
the people Of the town.
We had Just got Into the car and
Cheyenne record., 1919-03-20

Often the apology 10 worse than the
o6enso.
Cheyenne record., 1919-03-20

II a man has neither friends nor en-
emies he has lived In vain.
Cheyenne record., 1919-03-20
WOMEN NEED SWAMP-RoOT

Thousands Of women have kidney and
bladder trouble and never suspect It.
Womens' complaints often prove TO be
nothing elss but kidney trouble, or the
result Of Kidney or bladder disease.
II tho kidneys are not in healthy
condition, thsy may cause the other or.
eans 10 become diseased.
Pain tn the back. headache, los Of AM
bitten, nervousness, ars often times ymp.
tous Of kidney trouble.
Don't delay starting treatment. Dr..
Kilmsrs Swamp Root, . physicians pre-
saription. obtained at any drug store. may
b Just the remedy needed to Overcome
such conditions.
Get . medium or large si1s bottls i'm
mediately from any drug store.
However, II you wish frst to test this
great preparation send ten cents 70 DR..
Kllmsr & Co., Binghamton. N. T., for
sample bottle When writing Be sure and
msntion this papsr.-Adv.
II q man has neither friends nor en-
emies he has lived In vain.
Often the apology IL worse than the
0RS00Ds
Cheyenne record., 1919-03-20

One of the most satisfying assets
In life 10 the ability and power to tell
a carping critic just when and where
he can get of.
Cheyenne record., 1919-03-20
Tho Wise Chief.

Reporter-"What started the blaze,
Spontaneous Insurance."
Cheyenne record., 1919-03-20
The cutleura Toilet Trio

The cutIcura Toilet Trio
Having cleared your skin keep 1t clear
by making Cuticura your everyday
toilet preparations. The soap to cleanse
and purify. the Ointment to soothe and
heal, the Talcum to powder and per
fume. No toilet table Is complete
without them. 25c everywhere.-Adv,
Cheyenne record., 1919-03-20
Particulars.

II hear that young Spendit Is go
ing under"
every much so. He Is either under
his automobile or under a cloud"
Cheyenne record., 1919-03-20
DEPEW is CAUGHT IN ZEPPELIN RAID AND HAS EXCITING
EXPERIENCE

Depew author Of the story tells Of his service
in the United States which
petty officer frstss The world starts after he
honorable
France with determination to
craftsmanship
the Flanders front He
Dixmude He "over the
fight
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Ore 16clGggeliel1 al Naobarer ififfet
til MennclfefgOe, iamt en- Tellesrcio=
luton opfor6ren6c &ongresie1 til at
frrbDoe llbfpre..i ie al 2ipsiornp0enbe=
ser og iaale0es befinmpe DDrti6en.
Weolenlmer al &uicts % Scnatefs
@o1niteer for, Nefo,t1 t1trl.ftion bolot
igaar 9lfte5 ct Mgoe / Senatslaler1,
bpor BET blep be- lIuttet life at goo
fien6e 5tatsforl ltmei iter, %. 6. Gor's
8i1l om itbrre @ebilgninger til @prn
moo Gfopbron6 og for at oplrre Get
there til 6oronltoltni11ger for at fore
bpgge Sfopbrano. 6orltneiterens
Sill for at rcgu!erc &pbning al 2an1
be6 at antenoe SS1o, tbingc Sernba=
nerne til at orbringe @niltfongere
paa 2ofomotiperne og opfororc Scott
gres1en til at oprette c11 @D6ro=slero=
plantation Gulutb og pge @epilg=
ninaen til @prn MOB Sfopbrano u11=
ser @eefs= =2ooen fra 100000 til
100000 bleb goofienot al aon1i.
teerne.
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ct 2onosmpbe ber Sen 23oe Septen1=
BET, bleb Ser befienotgiost ioug, for
at bebono!e oetAnpe al Hnplioent Wil=
ion foreilaaebe 9pnsre Jl,lotip.
Sfe{ge llotalclier al SSobn 9.
Sanoers og M. 8. @a>pper, Der til,
lplte Meoet> bil scr paa bette blipe
taget Gfri6t til at l16itpoe Sc Gtor.
logee1nbebsmnno> Ser rn er 8aib=
ington og fonfererer ON 2snsiperg5z
maalet meo SsSernbane0ireftpr 8. 8.
Sines og on5re Hegierinesembeosz
rn6. Gamblers log6e; at Storloge=
'so4 >smGnoene> Der bar raooet til
Il. Noc ne6 Streifen, me6en5
2ens1, = ,olinecrnc pooaif, life bar
populere ,b!onot Meolemmerne, og
at intet 1t1i,1orc eno en- betragtelig
29nsforDpielle pil afpnrgc Ell Gene
ralltreif.
Sber 1000 9elegater fra lofale
Tagfnreninger oper Dele 9al,oet pet1=
tcs at billie oeftage Mebet.
@a1nmonb, SSno., Sen 9oe Sept
Src llo:euoinger er 6p6e, to ligger
for Dboen og 25 er ioa:et font 6slge
|af Sptpier ioagmorgeS ef ftreifenoe
slrbeioere pe6 Gtonoorh Steel Gar
Gompanps elnleg. Strc;tcl1 bar pa:
ret / ier Tiger.
Opt9ier11e brp6 l9s &1. GO i1nor=
ges> ga 400 llolen6inger ."eo en-
l'niformeret Soloat brrenoe ct an!e.
rifonif Tlag n'orlcDereS, gicnncn'
@aoerne> efter GiAeNoc for at for
(Sortiettes paa 2oen @ibe.)
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GRgtHlaturRtt.
Winnci ciotas 2esislatmr iamlet / st.
traieaiiun. &pinbeitemmerets-
amenbementet ratificcret.

ct. Saul 6en 96e September.
Winnelota 9egislaturs @rtroieslion
begpn6te igaor Mi6bag. Set anta-
|ges> at Seslionen pil bare ii Sage.
Ser berlfer life iaa 1i6en Gtrio ON,
bporbiot 5eslionen fun 1fal befatte
Jig meb bisie Gager eller fri 9lnleo>
ming gipes til at 6ringe op bbilfen-
fonbe11t Gag. Sesiionen blep af
@uperner 8urnql1iit fammenfalot for
at orefte 8algreform, @iplp til COL
6aterne, Bprn moo 5fopbranb, ct
8uogetip1tem og uan6re Eager, iom
maatte b1ipe forclagt".~
Set ferlte> 2egislotlrel1 gioroe
igoar> bar at ratificere Set fg6erale
Observation-Disclosures. 6el=
lesreiolutionen, Der bleb fore.ogt al
HeprGlentant Tbeo6ore Gbriltion1ou
ira 9amion og 6. s. @arner fra
Mitfin, bleo pe6taget me6 120 moo 6
Stemmer. De ier Neiltemmer blep
afgioet of .8oucf, Gbriltenion, 81.
Gillep> @ett> Norolin % Hattiion.
5temmcretsfpinoerne bol6t igaar Mf>
tes en- Geirsfelt Torm al eu @anfet
poa size Sai,1t Saul. Gn of @ope6=
talerne bar Genator Ole Gogeng fra
Galton> iom af Wrs. Mn6reos ltelan6
blep foreiti(let for Soriamlingen iom
~Stenmeretsiagens Saoer / Minnez
lota".
@. S. Nolan blep gienpo1gt til
|5peafer meb 81 moo 26 5te1nmer.
&eprele1ltant 81. 6. @elcb fra @len=
coe nominere6e 92epreientant Sobn
81. ltrneis, s8ranoon iom Nonporti=
fan 2cague's &anoibat. ltrnels fit
iantlige 9igamen6s Gtemmer. Os'
car Mrneion og Sc, pDrige af j0ulets
Srganilation bleb gienbalgt.
@uperner 8urnquiit blep eiforte,
ret til &epr9lentantbuiet al &eprpz
|lentonterne 9falpb S. Barter, Charles
s. Warner og Som Greene 1amt &C.
1atorerne 9lrcb- Coleman al Minne=
npolis, s. S. @ieriet of Wontepioeo
og 50. q. 9folan of @rano Mea6oms
@uberngren ofleberebe 6erpaa lit
8u6lfab, bport ban omtalte &pinbe-
Observation-Disclosures 2obe til
Sje1p for forbenperepoe Soloater,
G9rn moo Gfopbranb, Gprn moo
Sberibgrnmelie, Mmenbementer til
Brimerbalgloben, ct @u6getiplten1,
6oranitoltninger for at : befj9mpe
9prtioen % slrbei6eriituationen iont
,oe fornemlte Eager, Der forelaa
til 8ebanoling.
S Sornibbag bol6t 8r9libcnt
8ision en- Gale 2egislaturen.
81an6t 8il1s, iom ollereoe er in6=
bragt | Snfet, er en- ON seSnipeftion al
Ma6barer i Dp9agsbuiene, en- ONT
0prettelie11 al Ell 8u6getfonimis-
fion, en- ON 8epilgning at SIS, ,0oo,-
600 til 9iplp for Soloater, Ds1ogs-
matroier og gDgep1eie og Opret-
telien af en- Commission til at for
balte oisfe Mioler, en- for at forbin-
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%reiioent- @ifipn.

BreT6e,
Mootagelien Ct 2outs iag6es al
mango / Erplioentens Gblge at pere
ben melt begeiltre6e, ban bab6e faaet
Itoen Mfreiien fra 8aibingtou.
ct: 2ouis 6en Sic @ept. (9lf &ngb
8aillie.) 8reiioent @ilion anfom
til ct. 2ouis i6og paa i'm 9feiie
giennem Oppoiitions 5enatorernes
Omraa6e, bere6t til at bot6e to Taler
for 6reostroftateus &otififatio,1. Set
blep iagt poa Eoget, at Rraiioentel1
er @arnif og parat til en- Sroltrib
n1eo fine Mob1tonoere angaaenoe
5reosopgjbret. On Soranoring
8ralioentens &oloning blep ,narf=
bar igaar Nftess / Snbiauapolis, bpor
ban raooe0e Wo6iton6erne til at Dol-
6e Mun6> 6erIom 6e life Dab6e nogen
beore Blan en6 ben, ban tror ban
bar> for at bebare Ger6ensfreoc>1.
Set -blep iagt> at RreIi6enten beref
ter bill BRUCE mere al oen for Solicit
letfattelige Sorqon / fine Taler lite
6enfor be @ptgramn1er, ser ti0ligere
9au hem ct 59rpr9g.
Si6ttl bar Nreii6enten fornemn1e-
Jig talt on1 g2ationernes 6orbun6.
@an paapeger> at me6 93otionfor=
bnnoet oil &rig blioe giort II ian6ipn=
Zig, meoenS 116en Nationforbl1noet bill
en- M &rig uobifle iiG iaainart oe
geotioner, ser nprer reoeriife Eil=
beieligbeoers bar oberpunoct 8plger=
ne al oen li0lte 9torm og finder 9ie=
bliffet beleiligt til at lange uo. -
Otter Hreli6entens Mening er 6e
Ting / geationforbua16et og Erafta=
tens 8etingelier, Aom fan fritiieres,
6e rene llbetDoeIigbe6er / 5ommen-
ligning me6 set enc Saft1n1> at Sea-
tionforbunbet er Miblet til at FORE
bpgge &rig. San logger @ftertrDf
paa bet, at oe Nationer> iom obertre=
Der Nationforbun6ets @egler, ian
tpinges til at beie Jig, u6en at ct ene-
ite Menneifelib ofres i &rig. 0ette
tror ban tan ife giennem en- 8oDcott,
iom biloe ber1netiif foriegle oen ifpl-
6tge Magt, iaa al sorbin6elie me6
ben afifieres. Dette, flyer ban, ~er
ct forfer6eligt Baaber",> iont fore
.ifribes be6 9eationforbun6s
Hreii6enten, bruger iffe itenogra<
fife Motater engang MI. @an taler
aloeles frit, flyer set, iom faloer bam
in6, i6et ban 1taar Mniigt til 9lniigt
me6 9i1bererne : @nn -ipnes at babe
-foaet Mflfp for l1oarbeioeoe Ealer;
8egeiltringen og 4raftel1 ipnes bom
:at fiblne, inoen ban faar bpl6t Ealen.
@an forieger ogiaa at .faa set
giort flnrt, at ban lite bill giere
Sraftaten til ct politiif 5p6rgs=
maal. San gipr 8eiieu fom Demo,
frat, men, iom ban iagoe ! Snbiana-
.polis, fom Ell Gemofrat n1e6 liben 8.
usSeg pit6e ffan1me mig beo at tale
ON oenne Gag iom Demofrat og life
iom Mmerifaner, iagoe ban ! Rieb-
n1ono, sS11o.
Ges Moines, Soma, ben 6te Sept.
u6reben bill blioe ratificeret af Be
Sorenebe gtaters Senat; bare en-
Saanofulo Mnno ers il11oo Sen, : er-
flareoe Brpiioent Milion i i'm Gale
(1ortiettes paa 2Den sSioe.
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e anflagebe Mrbeiberlebere.

teerne.
Sc anflagebe Mrbet0erlebere. -
Minnipeg, Wan., ben ste Gept. So
minionens Wpnoiebe0er traf i6ag
6orbere6el fer for Sagen moo otte
9(rbei6erleoere / Minnipeg. Sont;i>
ge ct onfloget for aon1plot iom 9Spl'
&c al 6e bere1nte 5treifer ber. Qls.
liieretten 1ne6er ti0lie / Gftober og
man agter at outage 6elne Gag I'll
8ebaroting, iaalnort 6en er font
mertrao6t. 0e anfloge6e er Yaltor
@illian1 SSpens, Qll6erngnoene q.
81. Soaps, Sobn Queen> George
Nr1nltrong 81. 6. 8raD, st. S.
Sobns> 81. 9. &usiel og 50. q.
Yritcbar6.
Be6 Oct forelpbi9e Sorber> 6er al
lutte6es 186e Mugnlt, bleb ober 100
0ioner afbart og ober 1850 @ien=
ltan6e fre,ulagt iom 8eoiler / &etten.
Wan benter ieniationelle slfllerin=
ger> naar Sagen 9ienoptages. @eo
set li6lte Sorber lo6 HaatalenDn=
6iebe6en fore til Hrotofols. @eo!er.
ser Ifal bnre .ltrcpet al Ealt. SSbens>
Ser log6e, at oe anfloge6e boboe
~peret / 6appr al 6irette sftion, cn
&epolutilo <enten blobig eller nbl9z
oig:"
Spiferae foripner Jig meo &arer i
Slespig. Sra &iebenbapn meooelcs
Il ct Yubltc 2e6ger=Telegram til
2onoon uSin1es" og Winneapo(i5
vTribune" at Minil lteren for S1es=
big &iebcnbaDn bar flaget til oen
britiife Minilter Cir Gborles Wor>
ling og Set 6onlfe n6er1rigs6eparte=
mcnt oper> at 6e prel1sIilfc MDn6ig=
beoer rtfdrer @areoplag 5lesbig-
Sc tager life olene Splag lugret for
Spefulatio11, men beilaglegger ogia:1
Barepartier Dos &ipbn1pn6. 5erliJ
bor set goaet no ober s[abenraa og
Senoerborg. 8ao iioitnebnte Ste9
blep ser foale6es taget @je6nings<
1toffe for $375>000. 8arerne blep
bortfprt Motorpogne, ser bo!6tes i
8ereofob. Set blep ben1tillet til 6en
banlfe l1oenrigsmintl tier at ne6legge
Yrotelt / Berlin.
S;lton after Spiblen for General
abpofaterne. Boston SEN 36ie Sept
Observation-Disclosures 2anbsfore11ing
bel1uttebe i6ag at fonferere 1ne6 SSu=
.ititsminiiter Balmer om Nlaner for
en lanospio @ampagne for at bringe
Erilerne neb og faa forelagt oe for=
ifiellige Gtater Sorilag til 2obe, font
pil binore Brefitering % anoen
Manbbrering, iom fruer @riierne
op. III, -,.
Clifford 8. @ilton, Minneiotas
t@enerola6pofat, ion blep gienpalgt
til Brel,oent for 6oreningen, blep
paologt at u6nebne en- &onite paa
fem til at fonferere meo-sSui ititsmini=
iter Balmer og anore fpoerale gn1=
Fbe6sm9n6.
Speialitpartiets Meblemmer maa
uGre 8prsere. Chicago BEN Ste
|Sept. @n goo Gocialiit bliper nit
mot til at blipe 8orger eller forlo6e
8artiet, flyer en- np Yaragraf I Bar-
tiets aonltitution, peotaget igoaraf-
ftes. 3efolutio1en opfororeoe Meo-
len1mer til at 11otage 8orgerpapirer,
bbor oct bar ml1ligt, eller gao l16 al
|5pcialiltpartiet. Communicates
0erpartiet, Der oglaa bo1oer Wpoe
i Der, orgfte6e 8etinge1ier for at faa
2anoets 6armere meo Zig:
+, r- -r J. u - . sE1
8anfrpperi. Soleoo, g., ben 86e
Sept. Sem 1nalfereoe MRn6 psDn-
brebe i6ag grie 8anf t grie, Meb.,
og flDgteoe zen 9ll1tonobil neo
5000 @onta1,ter. ian1t 8nr6ipapi
rer, bbis 8eroi man enonu iffe bar
|fnlo Greie paa
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mtBtnnHtnaGfutala
Sill ont ltnberpisning for Goloatcr
- beotaeet. $15,000O00 at til
peiebrim9e peb Sfat.

Wa6iion, @is., ben Ste Gept. Yaa
tire Eimer be6tog @isconlin 2egisla=
tur gepes 8ill om unoerbis11ing for
5oloater. 8illen giber bDer enfelt
af De $4,000 biempenote @isconiin>
Soloater Mnle6ning til at ifaffe fig
uooannelie 2ebet al fem Mars Ei6.
8illen blep pe6taget 5enatet MOB
en- Stemme, / @uiet moo % Sten1=
mer. *2- --,
8illeu, Der III gaor til @uperneren
| for at un6ertegnes, beltelnmer Til=
peiebri,1gelie al $15> 100000 6elpis
pe6 @tatsifat og oelpis, De6 sSnbteets=
fiat. Gn Sfat al life oper en- Wi1l
paa bber 9ol1ar af ifatbor @eroi pil
blipe frebet Doert Qor / fem 9lor.
E6a 6enne Maa6e bill ntan faa inb
ITO Millioncr Dollars. Sc gje11=
pprel1oe 5 Millioner pil blibe til
peiebragt pe6 en- @rtralfat paa >sSn6-
tegter, ca. 100000 bpert Mor /
fem Mor. sSn6tegtsifat bill blipe
frepet paa 8eleb ODER $4,000, ipp
SDpen6eoels Procent al Oct fennte
Tuien og en- og to Tienoeoels Rroz
cents Sfat paa Snotpgter ober $12,=
600. &orporotionslfatterne range
rer fra fire Eienoe6els Nrocent for
Set fpr1te E,1ien til en- og to Tienoe=
oels 8rocent paa SSnotRgter oper
81 1000 efter Gro6rog of 6 Hrocent al
Snbtegten. &bormeget ifal inofrg=
pes bbert 9lor> pil blipe beiten1t al en-
&on1nislion beftaaenoe al fem 9fe>
preientonter for 6e iorifiellige Sfoz
Ter 90 @totens l1n6erDis1ti,1gsfom-
misiion. .------ "
unoerbisningen glbes fro lite Stt.
1919 til lite sS5uli 1924. @ol6ater,
Ser toger nn6erbisning unoer benne
Sob, bil lite erbol6e @rotiale ifelge
2oben ON Go16afergratialer. Dog
tan Sc be6 at tilbogebetole @ratialet
naariombeIf / De fem Aar faa @ta-
tens &ielp til Sfolegang &enbo1o
til 6enne Sob. 8eitemmelicn ON at
la6e Dem ilippe Sfo1epenge bleb fiji,
fet i 8illen.
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$4,000 8nnb beorbret iolgt fon

- c0,VUU 1>aHo pcpIoIel 1pl9t IoH1
@ibbninssitof. Ybila6elpbin' ben
3oie Sept. $4,000 8un6 Giif blep
af Gnn6be6speienet / Seem Seriep
.beororet ienot til ct @jsoningsan,
Ipg. Gbe 8ap State Siib 60. los
=beller Siifen raabne eno felge oe1,
for rin,eliee 'Brifer. Sen bapoe pp.
ret Iagret / Seaii6e. Seigbts eager,
bus.
Me6ens ben fpn6emnere6e Giif bar
uififfet for Menneifefgoe, bar 5or-
enebe 5taters Diitriftsa6bofat ego-
.oine fortoget l1noeriggelie af bbao
Der bleb at Cons at go6 Silt, Der
fplbte bbert e11eite 2agerbus paa SEEM
sSerlep=a =apften for go Gage fioen.
8ans Mgenter foribger at faa 8eoe
.paa, bbor giife1t bleb fe,lot Dper-
.aH finder 8egierineens Mgenter 11a-
iten tontne 2agerbufe.
~
Evening journal., 1919-02-04
A Real Remedy
For Falling Hair
Keeps Scalp Clean and Healthy-Pre-
vents DanduG.

When your hair becomes faded, dry.
streaked and scraggly. when II falls out
badly and new hair cannot grow. the roots
should be Immediately vitalized and prop
erly nourished. To do this quickly, safely
and at little expense. there Is nothing so eff
fective as Partisan sage (ltquid forml
which you can get at n. B. Danforths and
all good drug and toilet counters.
It's guaranteed to abolish dandrun-stop
scalp itch and falling hair and promote a
new growth or money refunded It's In
great demand by discriminating women
because Il makes the hair so soft, iustrous
easy to arrange attractively and appear
much heavier than Il really Is.
A massage with Partisan sage Is a real
delight--easy to use. not sticky or greasy,
and delicately perfumed-an antiseptlc
liquid free from dangerous ingredients aud
guaranteed not TO color the hair or scalp.
II you want good looking hair aud plenty
OF II by all means use Partisan sage-a lit
tie attention now insures beautiful hair for
years 10 come.
Evening journal., 1919-02-04
SEEK HELP HERE
FOR ARMENIANS

Beginning next month Delaware will be
asked to stand by and give her aid TO
100000 starved Armenian and Syrian
war victims who will perish unless
food, clothing and medical supplies are
furnished them5 People Of Delaware
have had a mild winter--such a win
ter as they have not known for many
years The people OF Armenia are en-
during hard winter weather. Della
wares people are well supplied with
food. clothing and fuel The Armen-
ians and Syrian exlles have little Of any
OF these The situation Is obvious.
or the four million war sufferers In
Western Asia the bulk are practically
without food, clothing or shelter, the
vast majority helpless women and chill
dren. More than a million and half
Of these people have been deported.
Nearly another million have been bru-
tally murdered and massacred. In ad-
ditlon four hundred thousand children
have been orphaned
Caleb E. Burchenal and John w. Mace
are now organizing Delaware for this
campaign TO save brave people from
determination.
Evening journal., 1919-02-04
Attractions At The City Theatres
STORY OF WAR in
"AEARTS OF WORLD
Hun Brutality Pictured:
Absorbing Love Story
Also Told
RECEPTION TONIGHT
TO FATHER GRANT
mac pIayhouse.-p. w. GrInlh's phoLO

The Playhouse.-D. w. Grifflth's photo
play. Hearts OF the World"
Hearts Of the World" IS a picture
play out Of the ordinary. Although IL
excels other war pictures In the realism
with which 10 places battle, civilian
misery, and Hun brutality before the
spectator, yet its greatest power lies
in the absorbing l0re-stery which will
make II popular when the war interest
has lessened.
Mr. Grlflih and his actors went 10
the actual front and were under she'll
IRE q number Of times, In order to
make the scenes true 10 reality. Actual
ruined villages In France were the orig
inal setting OF many OF the scenes.
The picture begins with youthful fun
and Irritation in a pretty little village OF
peace-time France. There Is the little
brother jealous Of his adored big sis
ters beau, and playing pranks upon
the lovers. Then comes the war, and
maids and soldiers have fearful part
ings
More hesrt-rendlng than the battle
scenes are the incidents In the village,
now occupied by Hun invaders The
women. forced by the German lash, TO
do work FAR beyond their strength IN
the flelds, the deportations. the cruelty
are told in a way that make the spec
tators realize that the German nature
must not be forgotten when the peace
terms are made.
The pictures are beautiful specimens
OF the photographers art Not all tho
picture Is grim. There Is much ro-
nance and comedy TO keep the aim
from becoming too tragic, and Of course
It ends happily for the reunited lovers.
The Incidental music by the special
symphony orchestra Is one Of the most
pleasing features OF the attraction.
There were large audiences at the
opening matinee and evening perform
ances yesterday. There will be a mat
lnee and an evening" Performance to-
day, when the return engagement Of
the picture closes.
Evening journal., 1919-02-04
AT TIE SAVOY.

E. K. Lincoln and Dolores Cassinelll
starring in Lafayette We Come" will
be at the Savoy today and tomorrow.
Leroy Trenchard, an American boy, Is
hearibroken over the unexpected and
mysterious disappearance OF his sweet
heart, Therese Verneuil. AZ a concert
given by the Princess Sonia (whb new
er appears in public unveiled) Leroy
is struck by the resemblance OF the
princess eyes 10 his sweethearts and
suspects they are one and the same
person. He enlists and becomes tempo
rarily blinded. At French hospital he
Evening journal., 1919-02-04

song writers Of other days far surpass
those OF the present time. The songs
OF today will never live in the memories
OF the people as have the songs OF early
days, made popular by the minst.els.
therefore, we welcome the mnstrels
with their entiment-touchlng songs
and their lively music and homely fun.
One OF the numbers OF lhe minstrel
VIII please everyone most delightfully
It is a sketch containing a little Of
everything in the life Of a school boy
OF girl There Is school with the
good and bad children. The very bad boy,
the teacher, the Ounce stool, the fools
cap. the playground, the pranks OF the
mischievous scholars and other studi-
Gus accessories.
Evening journal., 1919-02-04

discovers that the nurse who had been
caring for him is Therese, but again she
disappears. Bewildered at her behavior
he visits the home Of Princess sonia
In Paris, after reading Of reception TO
be given 10 her. Concealed by portieres
he watches the princess give entree to
secret service men who place two gen.
tlemen under arrest Then, left alone
the princess takes of her veil and Le-
roy sees that It Is Therese. Knowing
her TO be a spy. he leaves her, sick at
heart. and later reads Of the execution
OF the Princess Sonia, which explains
that she had been kept a prisoner for
over a year in order TO round up her
accOmplices.