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4,700 77TH MEN
REACH HOI TOO
LATEFORPARADE
President Grant Brings Last of
Division Into Port Other
Ships Due.
Just too lata to jret thorn Into the
parade of their comrades on Fifth
Avenue, tho President a runt brought
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Welcome Home Sale
Welcome home, boyB of the 77th Division. In
thousands of New York homes preparations have
been made to welcome home a soldier boy.
Bloomingdales announce this special Welcome
Home Sale of Walters Players to give you an op
portunity of having a beautiful Player in the home
in time for the welcome home celebration. Be Buxe
to call tomorrow, make your selection and we will
arrange for immediate delivery.
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Will Also Be Included with Every New Player Sold
This Week at the Following Prices:
500, 525, 550, 575, 600
Sale of Used Pianos
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$1 AND UP $1
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tiwt Rtxmt ,TM officer and men ot
da nth Division to-day. These In
eluded tho IMth Machine Qua Bat
talion, 04th and IWth Field Artillery
Detachment, W2d Train Headquar
ters, IWd Ammunition Train, 02d
Sanitary Train, 02d Supply Train,
77th Division Quartermasters' Rail
head Detachment, and a casual com
pany. Thero wen. also aboard a
number ot convalescent companies,
casual companies and nurses.
A total ot more than 14,000 home
coming soldiers were due In port to
day.
The Housatoolo was (fa to arriro
from Bordeaux at 1 o'clock this
afternoon with M?t offloers and men.
The Huron, Bordeaux, has 1,2I(
men, including mora ot the S2d Call
American) Division.
,On the Columbia, Marsettlea, are
1,081 men. Including II casual and
special casual oompanlee.
The Black Arrow, from Bordea-ax,
has UU& men, mostly miscellaneous
units.
Tho cruiser Chester, Brest, baa part
of the 117th Infantry among her Hi
soldiers.
The Sofia, Marseilles, has 1,20 mefi.
Including; several casuals and teie-
sranh and medical units.
The Moccasin, from Bordeaux, haa
IS ceurauia.
LONDON TO HAIL PERSHING
AT HEAD OF HIS TROOPS
Can Never Forget Part America
Played in Darkest Hour of
War, Paper Says.
lOKDON, May (.Commenting1 on
the statement that Oen. Pershlnr, Com
mander In Chief of the American forces
In Europe, la coming to London on Bm-
plr Day, May 24, to review a brigade
ot American troops on its way to the
United States, the Dally Mall says he
will ride at the bead ot the soldiers and
make the salute with Klna Qeorge at
Buckingham Palace.
"It will be cur pride and privilege,
the newspaper conUnues, "to give tho
men who fought at Chateau-Thierry and
broke the German line In the Argonne
the warmest of British welcome. We
have not forgotten, and never shall for
get, the part which America played In
one of th darkest hours of Uia war."
'The Best Newspaper Maga
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United States of America' '
-the Sunday
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Prima Donna in Mexico
Sings in Bull Ring, Sleeps
REAL BODY BUILDER
FOR ALL THE FAMILY
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If vou find that you are thin and
weak or If any member of the family
needs a tonic at this season or the
year, remember that the safe family
medicine for you all Is Father John's
Medicine. Bear In mind that this old-
fashioned prescription has been sue-
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as a tonic and body-builder. If you
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which they rode. The door leading
to the platforms of the cars tiers aU
provided with heavy fastenings. These
were kept securely locked through
practically the entire Journey.
"When we arrived at an eaUnsr
place the soldiers all followed us Into
the dining room and rtmaliwd there
until we had Onlshod the meal. They
. m n is men formed a cordon ana escorted us
M-m-- Em m t lw srfsiW MJt I H in back to our car. It appears that tho
ft llll UUfl UHUVS X Vf'lM railroad company doesn't want It to
wv, ..,.M.wvwwww , wcomo Bcnerauy Knoj wn inai ine inv
I An lllll.l MUUO. AMU w
every precaution.
At night it was most aovenrare-
some. They keDt ntooDlna the train
every fifty miles and phoning ahead
10 nee u tno Donmus were on toe
track a
You can readily hnaglno, Quy, the
sensation of being waked up by a
sudden Jolt undor these circum
stances. One of tho soldiers told me
that there had been a band of Ave
hundred bandits who wero known to
be in the neighborhood. Throe daya
befom the iuimo train had boon held
up and robbed.
Just imurlne. a weeK before
came down our friend Mr. Adams's
chauffeur was stopped by two thugs
just outside the city and told to uia
mount, whereupon one of them
mounted the drivers scat. The other
climbed Inside and lighted a cigar
ette. Up to this tlmo no traco ot the
rrotor has been found. I understand
there Is aulto a thieves' market hero.
where stolen goods aro sold openly.
There is one consolation In this tine
may stand a fair chanco of buying
tack one's own belongings tf they
nave been stolen.
"I had aulte a a-athenaa of friends
at the station to meet me. They ac
tually nod a bond to greet me. This
Is no joke, Quy, Also an open car
riage Oiled with flowers. My trunks
wero carried up to the house on the
backs of brawny peons. I will write
again and tell details or next Bun-
day's performance. with all the
drawbacks and dangers, Guy, I must
say I love Mexico.
P. B. I carry a revolver ana sleep
with It beside my bed. It's a thrill
ing life being a Mexican prima
donna."
FIRST 1,000 RECRUITS SAIL
FOR FRANCE ON AGAMEMNON
Men Who Enlisted for Foreign Ser
vice Go to Relieve Others in
A. E. F.
The trabiport Agamemnon sailed for
France to-day with the 1st Provisional
of the Overseas Replacement Depot
1,000 soldiers who have enlisted for three
years on the promise of foreign lervlce.
Many of them were men who had seen
service In the Philippines and Hawaii
and had an unsatisfied hankering to go
to the A, K. F. Not a few were men
who wore one or more gold chevrons on
their left eleevo showing they had the
dtslre to go back to Kuropo after hav
ing visited home for a few weeks or
months.
Tho battalion was In command of
Col. I II. Jackson who had a detach
ment of twenty-four regular officers
with him t relieve offloera In the Army
ot Occupation who are to have a chance
to come home.
Among the soldiers In the battalion
was Henri Tralonl, formerly ot the
Belgian Army, and the proud wearer of
live wounu imp
"I like to be a soldier," he said when J.
U """N Hr (We. rtAautirre a.
rurr
asked why he enlisted. "If one U W be
a soldier IS Is better to be a soldier for
the United States than for any other
army."
i n transport ueviauian, wnlen Brings
12,(00 soldiers when she comes to the
united States these days, sailed for
Europe to-day with, but seventy-eight
passengers. Among them were llrlg.
Men. C & ttedfern and lUchard Crane
of Chicago, first American Minister to
ine vxecno-uiovaks.
WOMAN KILLED PUBLISHER
OVER RARE MINIATURE
Says Chicagoan Choked Her in
Disfsjte About Royalties From
Washington Portrait
CniCAOO, May 4. Mrs. Vera Tre-
pegnler of New Orleans, a widow, (0
years eld, who shot and killed Paul F.
Vollard, an art publisher, at Ms office
yesterday, said to-day the cause of the
shooting wm a miniature of George
Washington, more than a hundred years
old, known as the "John Trumbeil
miniature," which she owned. She shot
Vollard only when he choked her, she
Insisted.
Mra. Trvpagnler said Vollard wanted
the publishers' rlrhts of reo reduction
of the Washington miniature and they
reached an agreement as to ropalUes.
Thereafter, she said, she could get no
saiisiaciion rrom me puDiisner.
It became known to-dar that Vollard.
who was 45 years old, was engaged to
a young woman ot u. ins wire and be
wrpiraiea some una ago.
COMB SAGE TEA IN
FADED OR GRAY HAIR
If Mixed with Sulphur it
JJarkena so Naturally
Nobody can Telia
Grandmother krot her hair baJJ'
fully darkened, glossy and attractrtw ;
with a brew of Sage Tea and Sulphmv.V
Whenever her hair look on that duHv
faded or streaked appearance, that
simple mixture was applied with won- -derfiil
effect By asking at any drug '
store for "Wyeth's Sage and Sulphur,
Compound, you win get a large hot-,. '
tie of this old-time recipe. Improved -by
the addition of other Ingredients,
all ready to use, at very little cett.
This simple mixture can be depended
upon to restore natural color and
beauty to the hair.
A well-known downtown druggist
says everybody uses Wyeth's Sage and
Sulphur Compound now because It
darkens so naturally and evenly that
nobody can tell It has been applied
It's so easy to use, too. You simply
dampen a comb or soft brush and
draw It through your hair, taking ono
strand at a time. By morning the
gray hair disappear! after another
application or two It Is restored to
Its natural color and looks glossy, soft
and beautiful. Advt
Marguerite Namara Finds Cantatrising in Land
of Cactus and Bandits Is Full of Thrills, but
She Likes It "Carmen," Her Mexican Debut
Opera, Led a Prosaic Life Compared to the
Real Thing Among the Peons.
Mile. Marguerito Namara, vivacious
opera singer ot tho Chicago Urantl
Opora Company, who broke Into print
several weeks ago through her In
genuity In making1 President Wilson's
old top hat Into a protty Victory
bonnet, lias again caused tho lino
typers Angers to titillate This time
she la In Mexico City. Life there, ac
cording to the letter uho wroto her
lonesoma husband, Guy Bolton, the
playwright, is JiiHt ono bit of action
after another. The letter, addressed
to Mr. Bolton at their home In a real
Neck, Long Island, reads:
"From tho time I left American sol
at Liredo life has been as Interest
ing anil colorful as a performance ot
"Cartnor," In which opora, by the way,
I mada my dnbut there, singing to
25.000 excited Mexicans In a bull ring.
"Getting here was fuU of thrills.
There was a detachment ot notdlem on
tho front of our train. Another on
tho buck. Both squads had a ma
chine gun mounted on the truck In
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