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PORT OF NEW YORK, SATURDAY, NOV. a, 1922
ARRIVED.

Str Adratic (Br. Liverpool Oct ~ and
Queenstown 2Sth, TO the White Star Line,
with 50 first. 397 second cabin and 354 third
class passengers. mails and mdse. Went TO
pier GO. North River.
Str Ryndam Dutch. Rotterdam and Bou.
logne Oct % and Plymouth 26th, TO the
Holland-America Line, with AZ first, 307
second cabin and 106 third class passengers,
mails and mdee. Went TO foot of 5th street
Hoboken.
Str Lackawanna (Br), Manchester Oct 81,
20 y NJ Smith, In ballast. Went to pier 4,
Bayonne, NJ.
Str Innoko, Antwerp Oct 20. TO the Black
Diamond Steamship Line, with mdse. Went
20 pier 4. Army Base. Brooklyn.
Str Conejos. Constantinople Oct 3 and Bal
timore Nov 3, TO A ~ Bull Co. with mdse.
Went TO New York Dock Co.'S pier %. Brook
lyn.
Str Citta al Messina UtaD. Naples Oct q,
Meesina Tth, Almeria 1ith and 81 Michaele
23d, TO Peirce Bros Co, with mdse. Went
TO New York Dock Co.'S pier 30. Brooklyn.
Str Aconcagua (ChiO, Valparaiso Oct IL.
Antofagasta nth and Cristobal 2sth, "a
wessel. Duvel & Co, with o passengers.
malls and mdse. Went 90 New York Dock
Co'e pier i6, Brooklyn.
Str West Camak. Buenos Aires Sept %.
Santos Oct 2, Bahia 10th and Boston Nov g.
to the International Frelghting Corporation
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with mdse. Went TO pier 4. Army Base,
Str Rolf (Dan), Progreso Oct 81. to the
New York. and Cuba Mall Steamship Co.
with hemp. Anchored off Statue OF Liberty.
Str L Doheny III, Tampico Oct 27, to
the Pan-American Petroleum Transport Go.
with crude oil. Anchored off Tompkinsville.
Str Herman Frasch, Ceuta Oct "a, to the
Union Sulphur Co, in ballast. Anchored off
Statue of Liberty.
Munson Steamship Lines. with mahogany.
Went to Steinway, Ii.
=, Str sarmatia (Dan), Matanzas oct & ~ and
Co, with sugar. Anchored off Statue Of
Liberty.
ter. In ballast. Anchored off Red Hook
Flats, Brooklyn
Str Nordstjernen DAM, Havana Oct 90,
TO the West India Steamship Co. with sugar.
Went to National Sugar Refinery, Long
Island City
Str William Boyce Thompson. Galveston.
Str Eocene and ] barge, Portland. Me, to
the Standard oil Co OF New York. with
mdse. Anchored off Tompkinsville, 81.
Str Jeff Davis Providence. to the United
States Shipping Board. Anchored off Statue
Motor ship sturehoim (sw), Gothenburs
Oct ~ and Boston Nov ., to Furness, Witty
Docks Brooklyn.
Motor ship Bayonne, Philadelphia, to the
Vacuum OIL Co, with oil. Went to Bayonne.
NJ.
WIRELESS REPORTS.
Str Southern Cross, Santos for New York
ie expected to dock at pier /. Hoboken.
about AM Sunday.
Str Columbia (Br). Glasgow for New York.
is expected to dock at pier "a, North River,
about $3.50 AM Sunday.
BY Independent Wireless Telegraph
Company, Inc.
tpistancc given in miles; position at moor
unless otherwise specifled.l
Afel so wSW Tortugas Sd.
Alaskan 7S5 NE Colon 4th.
Continued on Following Page.
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ONLY ONE BID MADE
FOR DUNNACE HERE
Coosfwise Company's Offer in
Hands Of Shipping Board.

One bid only was submitted for the
supply OF dunnage for Shipping Board
vessels at the Port Of New York. It was
announced yesterday by l.. VanMiddles-
worth. head Of the purchasing depart
rncnt The tender came from the Coast
wise Lumber and Supply Company. and
what disposition viii be made OF IL has
yet 10 be determined In Washington. A
yearly sum OF several hundred thousand
dollars is involved.
Cord wood the company offered to
>slpuly In half inch sizes at $3.50 a cord
m one inch sizes at S6 planks at
a thousand feet and shores at $50.
We essels on the New Jersey )shore
re lumber in half inch sizes was
at s13 thousand feet. and I'm
sizes at S2050 for Brooklyn
Nd SIS respectively. and for
and the harbor limits S12
bad indicated previously
lat few companies in the
2urces 10 supply all the
kwith dunpage.
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Key to Chart of Steamships Crossing the Atlantic
POSITIONS SHOWN AS AT NOON TO-DAY.
oTE LONGITUDINAL SECTIONS IN WHICH STEAMS
BOUND EAST.

BOUND EAST.
@ Geo. Washington United States. Plymouth. Cher
bourg and Bremen
j Pres Adams. United States. Plymouth. Cher
Fillmore. :. United states. ...... Bremen
Pres Monroe. United States. .Cherbourg and
Reliance. ....... United American. . Plymouth.
II Mount Clinton. United American Hamburg
lS Manchuria . American Plymouth, Cherbourg
Is Baltic White Queenstown and
Liverpool
II Cedric. White Queenstown and
Liverpool
10 Olympic. white Star. -. .Cherbourg and
81 Kroonand Red Star. Plymouth, cherbourg
2s Lapland. Red Star. Plymouth, Cherbourg
and Antwerp
Boulogne and Rotterdam
Bouogne and Rotterdam Rotterdam
20 Carona ... Cunard Queenstown and
Liverpool
81 Tyrrhena. .Cunard. Queenstown and Liver
3s Camerona. Anchor. ............. Glasgow
35 Tuscania Anchor. Naples and Genoa
81 Oropesa. Royal Mail Steam Packet Cher
bourg, Southampton and Ham
burg
Southampton and Hamburg from
Al Tunisian Canadian Pacific. Glasgow and
Liverpool from Montreal
43 Lafayette French h............... Havre
45 Paris. French. Plymouth and
P ~ Drottninghom swedish American. Gothenburs
81 Savangerfjord Norwegian American Bergen
So Oscar H........ Scandinavian American. Copen-
hagen
j SIS Poonia. Baltic American. Hamburg,
81 Yorck. .......-. North German Lloyd. Bremen
SO Bayern. ........ Hamburg American. Hamburg
81 Conte Rosso o.. Lloyd sabaudo. Naples and
Genoa
ea America. Navigazione Generate Italiana.
65 Giuseppe Verdi Transatlantica Italiana Naples
and Genoa from Boston
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CLOSING OF MAILS.

indicated beow at the General I: In
the
Foreign
by
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Except East COAST. Amapala City. Cho-
luteca (also prints. &c. for Nacaome. Ie-
gucigalpa and Yuscaran In Honduras Co
iombia, Ecuador and letter mail for Peru
Except Ijultos) Bolivia and Chile (other
narts OF Honduras must be specially ad-
dressed) via Kingston, Cristobal, Cartagena,
5 AM (sup AM -. .
Puerto Plata, La Romano, San Pedro de
Macoris. San Domingo City and Barahona,
str INCA, 80 AM.
Grenada. st Vincent. Trinidad, Ciudad Boil,
war and Guiana via Grenada. Trinidad ana
GEORGETOWN, str MAYARO, 10 AM.
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BOUND WEST.
LETTERS DENOTE LOT

BOUND WEST.
mo. Name. Line. From
G Pres Polk. United States London, Cher
bourg and Queenstown
Pres. Arthur United states. Bremen
Pres. Roosevelt. United States. Bremen South
and Cherbourg
Garfield United States. Bremen, Cher
bourg and Queenstown
Resoute 80. United American. Hamburg,
Southampton and Cherbourg
Carroll. United American. Hamburg
f IA Mnnekahda. American. Hamburg
Q 16 Celtic White Star Liverpool and
. Queenstown
IS Homeric ....... White star. =. Southampton and
Cherbourg
20 Finland. ....... star. Antwerp southamp
ton and Cherbourg
Csothland Red star. Antwerp
Q Voendam (new) Holland America. Rotterdam,
Bouogne Plymouth
Q 26 Aquitania Cunard. Southampton and
Cherbourg
2S Samara. ...... Cunard. Liverpool Queens
town via Boston
80 Algeria Cunard. ............. Glasgow
NJ 32 Emp. of France Canadian Pacific. Hamburg,
Southampton and Cherbourg for
Quebec
81 Montcalm .... Canadian Pacific. Liverpool for
Montreal
o 36 Metagama Canadian Pacific Glasgow for
Montreal
F. 3s Chicago. French. ............. Havre
Q 40 France. French. Havre and Plymouth
X AZ Providence Fabre Marseies Naples and
Palermo
"A Stockholm. Swedish American. Gothenburg
r 46 Bergensfjord. :. Norwegian American Bergen
4S United States Scandna Wan American. .Copen
hagen
and Copenhagen
SO Hanover ..... North German Lloyd Bremen
Wuerttemburg. Hamburg American. Hamburg
F Sc Colombo. Navigazione Generate Itaana.
Genoa and Naples
American Black .Constanti-
nope and Piraeus
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DROPPING OF TIME BALL.

NEW YORK Nov 4--The time ball above
the Navigation and Marine Engineering
School OF the Seamens Church Institute. Is
South etrcet dropped to-day at exact noon,
10Th meridian, or hours slow Of Greenwich
mean time ANY one desiring correct Green
wich mean time telephone Bowling Green
$500.
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the ar
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Busy Season in Travel to Sean
dinavian Countries
Begins.

ports yesterday. including the Olympic
(E-19) of the White Star Line, the Hol-
land-America liner Rotterdam (D-2O
and the Cunarder Caronia (D-29).
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TRANSATLANTIC MAILS DUE
AT NEW YORK.

STR HOMERfC due Nov . with malls from
Austria Belgium British India Czecho-Slo-
vakia, Denmark, Egypt. France, Finland,
Germany, Great Britain, Greece, Hungary.
Italy Lithuania, Netherlands. Norway
Poland, Portugal. Rumania Russia, South
Africa. Spain. Sweden. Switzerland, Turkey
and Yugo- Slavia. Steamer left Cherboure
and Southampton Nov l.
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DEPARTURE OF STEAMERS.
SAIL TUESDAY. ,

SAIL TUESDAY. NOVEMBER 4.
Schodack, Rotterdam, Hoboken.. -
Tiger. Los Angeles. Bklyn....... -
SAIL WEDNESDAY. NOVEMBER 8.
Argus. Antwerp, Army Base,
ioklyn. .............
Corfe Castle, Cape Town. 81 Bklyn -
Fort st George, Bermuda. 05 N II. II 100 AM
Inca, Puerto Plata, "a Bklyn. Noon
Manuel Calvo, Cadlz, &c, s E r.. -
Mayaro, Trinidad. - Bklyn........ PM
Metapan. Kingston, r.. ....... IL 100 AM
President Van Buren. London,
Hoboken. ............ ........... Noon
Thorgerd, Vera Cruz. 10 Z r.. =
Toba Maru. Yokohama. IS Union
Transport Terminal, Stapleton, 81 -
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MAILS FOR SOUTH AND CEN
TRIAL AMERICA, WEST
INDIES, &C

WEDNESDAY. NOVEMBER q,

Bermuda via Hamilton. str FORT HAM1L-
TON. 80 AN.
Jamaica. Canal Zone. Panama. Nicaragua
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Europe, Africa and West Asia (syria and
Palestine must be specially addressed) via
Plymouth and Cherbourg: also parcel post
malls for Great Britain, Ireland, France ana 20
the countries mentioned IN notes A and ID
below connecting dispatch for Cairo Bagdad
Air MafD str MAURITANIA, 8 AM (D.
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WEDNESDAY. NOVEMBER 8.


Spain Especially addressed only via Cadiz
and Barcelona; also parcel post mails tor
Spain, Canary Islands. Ceuta, Melllla ana
Tangier In Morocco, str MANUEL CAbNO'
Europe. Africa and West Asia via Plym-
outh and Cherbourg (mail must be specially
addressed) str PRESIDENT VAN BUIEN,
s AM (sup Q 80 AM -.
south Africa especially addressed only
via Cape Town: also parcel post mails for
Union OF South Africa, Bechuanaland Pro
tectorate, Portuguese East Africa, Northern
and Southern Rhodesla and Southwest Africa
Protectorate str CORFE CASTLE, 10 AM
THURSDAY. NOVEMBER o.
Europe. Africa and West Asia Cork.
Queenstown, Syria and Palestine must be
specially addressed) via Plymouth and Cher
bourg also parcel post mails for Great Brit
tain, Ireland. France and the countries men
toned IN notes A and II below. via Plym-
outh and Cherbourg; also parcel post malls
for Germany, Austria, o-Slovakia,
Hungary and Switzerland via Hamburg, str
MONGOLIA (sea post). AM (sup AM -.
Cork and Queenstown via Queenstown
(other parts OF Ireland and other countries
must be specially addressed) via Liverpool,
str ADRIATiC. s AM (sup $3.50 AN -.
Germany Especially addressed only via
Bremen str sEYDLiTZ. 80 AN.
Azores Islands, Portugal Syria and Pal
estine Greece must be specially addressed)
Via Horta, Angra. Ponta Degada, Lisbon,
Beyrouth, Jaffa and Piraeus; also parcel
post mails for Azores Islands and Portugal,
str MADONNA, ~ 80 AM.
Italy. Greece. Turkey and Rumania (spe-
tinople and Constanza; also parcel post
malls for italy Greece and Rumania, str
KING ALEXANDER, ~ 80 PM.
Azores Islands. Portugal Syria and Pales-
tine Greece must be specially addressed)
via Horta. Angra. Ponta Delgada. Lisbon
Beyrouth. Jaffa and Piraeus; also parcel
post malls for Azores Islands and Portugal
by rail- 70 Providence RI, and thence by str
MAn0MNA
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Tho time given IN tho above table is East
ern standard time and Is furnished by tn,
United States Coast and Gcodetic Survey.
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TRANSATLANTIC MAILS.
MONDAY. NOVEMBER 8.
TUESDAY, NOVEMBER :

Germany Especially addressed oniy) Via
Bremen, str SIERRA NEVADA. 3 AN.
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NOTE A-PARCEL POST MAILS
Perim), Afghanistan (<abuD, Ascension
Central Africa CNyasaland PrOtcctorat'
British, Cape Verde Islands. Ceylon,
French India Especially addressed), Gi
Macao CChlna). Madeira, Malta, Mauri
Banks and Torres fslands), Nigeria, n
Portuguese India. Portuguese Tirnor, ~
inr Ukraine; Russia IN Asia, except
cheiies. Sierra Leone, Tanganyika Tefi
(Territory East OF Jordan RiveD. TYl
NOTE B-PARCEL rosT MAIif
Dahomey. French Guinea, French eHl
Cambodia. Cochin China, Laos and Toih
land, French Soudan Wpper scnegS'
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DUE TUESDAY. NOVEMBER !.


Sun risee ...... q 20 Noon rises. 80 PM
Sun sete. e....... 90 Moon sets. 90 AN
TINE OF HIGH WATER NOVEMBER 8.
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Belgian Congo Utaianga Province ony). British
}, British India, british Somaliland. Cameroons
yprus. Egypt. Egyptian Sudan, Falkland Islands.
mbia, Gold Coast Colony. kenya and Uganda.
illus, Mesupotamia, New Hebrides (inciuding the
yasaiand Protectorate, Palestine. Pemba, Persia,
rtugucse West Africa, Russia IN Europe, includ-
urkestan: ST. Helena Santa Cruz Islands. Sey-
itory. Tibet. Togoland (British), Trans-Jordanla
ey Constantinoplel. aud Zanzibar.
VIA ERANCE-To Algeria, Caneroun, Corsica.
lishmcnts IN India, French rndo- China (Anuam,
nd, French Post offices IN China. French Somali-
Niger and Upper volts), Gabon. Ivory Coast.
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unlimited license and N Y. pilot license is
open 60 accept engagement long sea expert
ence; willing 10 invest small amount IS 2OCs
Herald. Herald 50
Evening journal., 1922-06-28

pitfalls. six clinics, three bacterioloei-
cal laboratories and two training
schools for nurses. and tackles vigor-
ously sanitary conditions in all com
munities. Marshes have been drain
ed and the fly nuisance combatted
Special attention has been devoted
to the treatment OF trachoma and
skin diseases among school children.
Educational campaigns are con-
Quoted in all communities by public
health experts. In addition. the Re
lief Department of the Commission
has organized an efficient system OF
administration, and the aged, sick
and blind orphans and widowed
mothers are all cared for properly.
1.-The sources Of revenue of the
Zionist Executive were formerly the
Palestine Preparation Fund and the
Restoration Fund. Now its only
source Of revenue is the Keren Haye-
sod palestine Foundation FUND.-
except that the Jewish National
Fund provides the means for the pur-
chase of land. Upon the growth Of
the Keren Hayesod depends the rate
OF progress Of Jewish colonization in
Palestine in the future"
Reports were also submitted on
the activities Of the Jewish National
Fund by Senior Abel. on the work Of
the Hadassah by Miss Alice L. Seligs-
berg, and on the work of the order
Sons of Zion by Abraham Shoner.
Evening journal., 1922-06-28
BACK TO CARNIVAL
FOR SECOND NIGHT

Opening Of the carnival Of the
East Central Ninth Ward Improve
ment Association last night. proved
successful in spite OF the inclement
weather. The carnival, which is be-
ing held at Twenty-secOnd and
Spruce streets, is to provide funds
for the laying out OF a complete
playground at Twenty-third and
Spruce streets.
Everything connected with most
community carnival3 was in evil
dence, with booths where leo cream.
home made cakes. candy and novel;
ties were sold. AS a special fea-
ture, the Moose Minstrels ka' 70 an
The money raised at the carni-
val, which will be given again to-
night, viii be applied 10 the play
ground fund. The Park BOARD has
Plans for a playground to be con-
structed at Twenty-third and
Spruce streets. which viii be known
as the Spruce Playground. The i'm
provement association has agreed
to provide some of tho money for
the work on the grounds.
The playground wi b. equipped
with a swimming pool, wading
pool, skating rink, slides and other
playground accessories. Officers OF
the association are l. II. Sullivan.
president; Joseph Walsh. secretary
and George L. Kimble. treasurer
Evening journal., 1922-06-28
s Ns spGa6agSG
PUTTING 1T OVER

Putting It over" which opened
at the Garrick Monday night. bids
fair to be a better vehicle for the
Wilmington Players than even last
weeks bill, Fair and Warmer"
Already the members of the COM
pany seem like old friends to the
theatregoers of Wilmington. It is
interesting TO note the individual
abilities of the players and COM
pare their work in this production
of a more serious nature. TO that
which they offered last week in the
farce performances.
Mr.. Cripps has the leading role
in Putting II Over" His charac-
ter is a difficult one TO interpret. be-
ing in some instances, of a dual ma
ture, but the actor handles II with
ease and thoroughness that does
him real credit.
Miss Lee Smith is as lovely and
interesting in Putting It Over" as
she was pretty and amusing in Fair
and Warmer" And so on down the
list of the players comparisons, al
ways favorable. might be made If
space permitted George Connor Is
making his first appearance with
the company this week and handles
the "heavy" role of the piece 50
thoroughly as to make him intense
ly disliked by the spec tators-the
supreme achievement of the vii
lain.
Evening journal., 1922-06-28
At 73 THIS
LADY GAINED
10 POUNDS
Esteemed Wilmington Resi-
dent Gives Remarkable
Facts to Public About Re-
suits From Tanlac

For a person seventy-three years
of age to gain ten pounds certainly
seems remarkable. but that is Just
what Mrs. J. E. Williams. who re-
sides at 304 New Castle Ave. viii
mington. Del. says she did by TAX
ing Tanlac.
Before / took Tanlac." said Mrs
Williams, my ailments were so nu-
merous and distressing that life
seemed hardly worth living. My
appetite was so poor I scarcely ate
anything and what / did eat caused
gas, bloating, palpitation of the
heart and nausea. At night 1 had
to lie propped up In bed by an open
window in order to get my breath.
when 1 moved a sharp pain
would catch me under my shoulders
and / also had a distressing cough
and frequent headaches, and at
times my nerves went all to pieces.
My troubles pulled me down to only
ninety pounds and was in a pretty
bad fix. But my troubles seemed to
be easy for Tanlac, for I felt better
from the very day started taking
IL.
Il have taken seven bottles now
and have gained ten pounds in
weight. I can eat and digest any
thing. My nerves are steady and
sleep fine every night My cough is
gone and I have no headaches or
pains of any kind. Tanlac is GER
tainly wonderful and 1 am glad to
let others know what it has done for
me-"
Tanlac is sold in Wilmington by
Eckerd's Drug Stores.-(Adv.)
Evening journal., 1922-06-28
AT THE QUEEN

James Kirkwood's performance in
"The Man From Home" feature
picture at the Queen Theatre, is
one of the finest bits of real charac-
terization seen in some time. The
picture takes its settings from WELL
known parts OF the United States and
Italy. The ones "shot"in Italy pic
ture the beautiful Sorrento Valley.
a rare and beautiful setting for the
action of the play.
The sixth and final round OF THE
Leather Pushers" holds forth on the
same program at the Queen. This is
the last day for the presentation Of
this splendid program Of entertain
ment.
Tomorrow the passionate Poia
Negri will be seen as the heroine n
the picture. The Red Peacock" In
this film play Madame Negri hopes
to attain another triumph such as
she did in Arabian Love" and her
other est-known stories. It Is a
vivid, racing story OF Partisan life.
Evening journal., 1922-06-28
Our Poets Corner
For Verses Written Specially for
The Evening Journal.
The Women's
Honor System
BY PRUDENCE SMITH,
New Castle County Workhouse.)

You've heard about the system
'mong Mr.. Plummer's boys.
Where things roll on from morn till
night without a bit OF noise.
But the latest honor system, we now
have here upstairs,
And since its instigation we're re-
lieved of many cares.
There's not a bit OF discomfort
among the girls up here.
For honor unto women, as we'll as
men. is dear.
You'll seldom hear an unkind word
from early morn till night;
The women's honor system up here
is working right.
Our matron. Mrs. Weldin, is mother
over all,
And everyone is with her at her
slightest wish or call.
Each tier has its committee TO give
helping hand,
And everythings' harmonious as our
own boys jazz band.
Dur honor system can't be beat--the
one upstairs or down
''d Ike to praise II to the skies to
everyone in town.
But as my stay this time is short, I'll
only have the time
70 look the system over and get this
into rhyme.
Evening journal., 1922-06-28
AT THE ARCADIA

Peacock Alley" which is the
present attraction at the Arcadia
is one OF the most delightful pic
lures Of the month. It is a ravishing,
dazzling Mae Murray presentation
with all that magnihcence and splen-
dor which mark the blonde stars
offerings on the screen. II is gor-
geously costumed and excellently di-
rected, the story running smoothly
to its romantic conclusion.
1t pictures the romance of a
famed Partisan dancer, who falls
in love with a small town American
youth and then finds that his home
folks will not accept her because she
has been a dancer. The couple go
to New York, but troubles come
thick and fast upon the two, who.
for while, find life a very draD
affair
The settings for the picture are
particularly gorgeous. especially
those depicting the dancing palaces.
where Miss Murray as Cleo is the
toast OF the land.
Evening journal., 1922-06-28
How to
Prevent Sunburn
U,Ia
BY VoIa Vale

THE best way to prevent sunburn
and beautify the complexion" says
Vola Vale, the well-known motion pic
ture star, ''is to cover the exposed
parts of the face, neck, hands and
arms with a liberal supply of Derwillo
before going out in the open. On re-
turning cleanse the skin thoroughly
with Liska cold cream, and you will be
as free from sunburn as though you
had remained at home" This combina-
ton. Derwillo and Liska cold cream, is
wonderful for beautifying the COM
plexion over a million girls and
women use Derwillo in place Of face
powder because II "stays on" No
touching up" all the time to keep the
face from shining. Derwillo and Liska
cold cream are sold at toilet counters
everywhere under a money-back guar
antee. II you try them and are not
pleased ask for your money back In
this way you really get a free trial
and nothing could be fairer than that.
Try 1t today.