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BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1912-11-27
Aspecto economico
de la uncinariasis
EN- PUERTO RICO.
(Conferencia del DR.. B. K K. Ashford
en- ell Congreso International de Hi
giene y Demografia)
Continuation.

DichoS este. nos es facil cOmprender
como fue que la cOsecha de cafe de
1901 Tue valorada en- $l.67S.165. En-
1904 debido Ell parte la reconstruc-
ci6n parcial de los cafetaleS despGes
del huracan V Ell parte preclos meJo-
res. fut valorada en- $3.9O3 .207. De
1904 cn adelante el area de la TERRA
deStinada al cultivO del cafe ha lido dis
minuycndo. V sin embargo la cOSecha
ha lido aumentando hasta que en- 1910
lego IA waller So. 669 902. Esto significa
en- realidad una cosa: aumento dc la
production No ha sido grande, pcro
81 perceptibIe
Todo el que conoce algo de Puerto
Rico So da cuenta inmediatamente de
la precaria condici0n de Su porvenir
comercial, al pensar que la prOspreidad
de este pals, depende de un solo pro
ducto. el aZlcar Y de los preciOs que
este obtiene en- cl mercado. FL az1car
es hoy. relativamente hablando. 10 que
el cafe era en- 1897 81 los derech0S del
aztIcar Sc reducen tOca cntonceS al ia
bacO. industria todavia naciente. Y al
cafe que esta ahora levantandose de su
postraci0n encargarSe del SOStenimicn-
TO de "a Isla FL aZ1car es hoy la pro
duccicn principal de la Isla pero no
es la cosecha ideal para el obrero. Solo
los ricos Y las corporaciones poderosaS
pueden dedicarse la fabrication del
azucar Solo los que tienen pOSici0n
deSah0gada pucden surtir a estaS cen
trales con cana Suticiente para consc-
guir ganancias regulares FL cafe cs
la cosecha del caballero de los campos.
del pobre del puertOrriqueno. Am
cuand0 eI cafe solo produce siete mi
Homes y medic de dollars al ano a Pto
Rico el jibaro'. pobre hombre blan-
60, trabaiador de las fncas de cafe es-
taba nejor Su dollar iba adelate. Las
tncas de cafe son pequenas y contribu-
yen la buena distribution de la ri
queza aqui
iPor que Sc halIa el cafe sufriendo
tai depression cuando todas las demas
lnduStrlas Sc hallan horeciendo? Nadic
EN- verdad puede quejarse de precios
que permiten obtencr regular ganan
ella. Y actualmente el precio del cafe
es casl igual igual al que tenia Dor
los anOs de 1S95-97 cuando Ia industria
sc hallaba Ell su apogeo La contesla
cion dc los cosecheros de cafe es Ia 81
guiente: No hay cafe y Lo que anie-
ren deer es g. la production por cuer-
Ga no es adecuada. Que aun esta va me-
joran50 Sc deja YER Ell los n1meroS eli
tados. FL progresO Sc atribuye por
unos a tai causa por otros a tai otra:
pero lladie, por ciego que sea- puede |
dejar de comprender que ell trabaio |
abundante. intense Y realizado por
obreroS llenos de saIud desempe1a un
papel lmportantisimo EN- ell porvenir de |
la industria cafeteria de la isla de Pto.
Rico
Asi, pues. podemos establecer Ia in
separable relaci6n entire la salud del |
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1912-11-27

zados la vida en- La divinidad de su SEN
sitivo corazon ebllrneo
Ell profundo simbolo de los campos
que duermen bajo las sinfonias aluci-
nantes del sol, es impenetrable
La palabra pudica que Sc oculta como
una flor enigmatica en- los labios de pie
dra de ia esfnge que levanta sl torso
hleratlro Ell la soledaId abrllmadora de
los desiertos rojos, es impenetrable?
(Contin1a en- la Ia pagina.)
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1912-11-27

traba baiador de los cafetales Y cl progre-
so de la industrial; asl nosotros, como
medicos, pOdemoS con Justlcla recla-
mar la parte que nos corresponds en- cl
despertar de eSa industrial que en- sus
vcnturosos dias fue portadora de fell
cidad cOntentO para el Pueblo de
Puerto Rico. por haber inaugurado en-
1908 una campana contra la anemla
uncinariasis, causa principal del va
letudirarismo del trabajador puerto
rriQueno Y muy especialmente del ira
bajador de las fincas de cafe; campana
que tnvo Su coronamiento en- ell trata-
mientO con tOdO eXitO de 100000 midi
viduos de esta claSe social NingUn
puertorriQueno puede negar los cua-
renta o cincucnta mtdicos. cuyoS es-
fucrz0S durante SeiS amos han SidO eau
sa de que tai resultado Sc consiguiera.
que uenen parte en- ell mejoramiento
econ1mico de este pueblo despu6s de
tan yigorosa campana.
81 dividimoS la ISla en- dos secciones.
comprendiendo una los terminus muni-
cipaleS inmediatoS la costa la Sc
gunda los del interior. observamoS que
en la primera compuesta por 6lS.S71
habitanteS. ll7.S9S de tstos o sea ~ 90
fueron tratadOs por tncinariasis. v que
en el interior. de una pobaci0n de
334.312 habitantes, fueron SOmetidOs al
tratamento l309S9 o sea un 80 p. 90
l'noS uncuenta mil pacienteS carecian
dc reSidencla tJa La unidad en- la di-
vision politica es e termino municipal.
como el condado 10 es en- los Estados
('nidoS. pero topografcamente hablan-
do, mientras los n terminos municipa-
les del interior eStan SituadOs en- las
tierrao atlas. dedicadas principalmente
al cultiv0 del cafe.y como cosa secunda-
ria Ia del tabaco una gran parte de La
jurisdiction de un terminO municipal
de la costa puede eXtenderse haSta las
montanas desde luegO esa secci0n Sc
dedica al cultivo del cafe Puede decir-
Sc. pIeS. SIN tenor de errar que entire
las personals que solcitaron tratamien-
to para la curaci0n dp la anemia. no
paSa5an de diez por ciento los trabaja-
dores de las hncas de cana. de una
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1912-11-27
Verd a d e S
incOntrOvertibles

Las polemicas, ora literariaS, ora pO-
liticas, va cientIficas. cuando reportan
algoma utiIidad al pUbIico debemoS sos
tenerlas con paIabra siSifca y coraz6n
fuerte: pero. cuando resuItan lamenta-
blemente tontaS y pueriles, nos yemos
obligadoS a truncarlaS, como Sc trunca
una pIanta parasitic, y asi los que leen
no tienen necesidad dc hacer uso de suS
amabilidades
Por 10 general los polemiStaS, cegados
p0r una pobre vanidad enloquccila So
10 dicen desaciertoS Y SlIS palabras solo
son lineaS cOntorSionadaS dc graves es-
taIos morboSos, tguras epiIepticas de
largas tiebres oscuras. abominables des-
ahogos de bills, Y spiquicas flores enfer-
mizas de la irritabilidad. 49,.
Las poIemicas tienen sn principle Ell
la dissertation de las ideas en- la diver
sidad de las condiciones mentales De
;~,.1.,, 49,, ..,,.',,;II,l h.;. 49,. ;,',r,;,1a
clones eSpirltualeS y la pura perceptibi-
aa,l 4,.;;,,nr. -, ,,.,.,,,aai,.o 90, =. w.
dad. De las segundas, diremOs. que no
nroorosan terminan mo nor nartn del
CliSOciadOr. Sno por parte del iumnadO,
que riprra sus labios con lm Gran gesto
de desdtn una bella sonr.sa de piedad.
|envolviGndose en- un suave color rosa
de perfection presentando asi el regio
escrdo de la inmutabilidad.
.oa1 .na .. ~.
r1o.'.;I1.. ,..,'... '',''T n, i''N'',') 90
+;n,;on+o T. ,.I = :I
" - - 'N"
Nu"'ioo 'eleil'oS "il cohceplo contra
Iio " o'ro oo'ceP'o' oeoenloS goaroar-
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1912-11-27
PARA CASA DE FAMILIA

Sc desea una senorita Profesora con
conocimientos de las lenguas inglesa y
espanola, asi como de Piano, para que Sc
haga cargo de la educaci6n de dos nj
mas, siendo sus servicios bien retrihui-
dos.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1912-11-27

tado Sc hace necesario disponer de ira
bajadores capaces de llevar cabo el
100 p. 00 de la labor diaria Hasta
que quede por complete eXtinguida la
anemia en- esta clase social no podra
realizarse este ideal.
(Continuara.)
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1912-11-27

In1til dirigirse sin buenas referen-
cias
Dirigir las solicitudes a. Gabriel
Hernandez, Vega Alta p. r.
Evening journal., 1912-12-23
WARWICK

Special to THE EVENING JOURNAL
WARWICK, Md, Dec. 23-Miss Eula
Vinyard has been visiting her sister
Mrs Uric CHM, near Mt Pleasant
Mr.. and Mrs Ray Jamison are visit
ing b. r. Simmons. near George
iPerce Is the guest of friends in Phil
adelphia-Mr and Mrs. William VIII
hanson, of Philadelphia. have been
visiting at the home of Fletcher
Caulk Mrs. S. ID. Wilson was the
guest of her parents, Mr.. and Mrs h.
o. Spear, at Ceciton, recently Gervis
@. Hill, of Western Maryland College,
is spending the holidays with his par
ents, the Rev and Mrs. G.. ]. Hill
Mrs Louisa Crawford visited her son,
Archie, and Mrs. Crawford, near Mid
dletown, last week-The Mite Society
will hold a meeting on Friday even
ing, at the home of Mr. and Mrs p.
f.. President Bowers. of the
NJ p. Conference. will preach in the
NJ. p. Church on Sunday next
Evening journal., 1912-12-23
DE NERI HITS
BROWNSON In
NEXT BIG GAME

The De Neri rowing band Of cage
experts. who were last years world
champions. under the title OF Johns
town. and who checked Readings
pennantward strides on Saturday
night by 2S-26 count. will be on ex-
hibition at Brownson Hall on Friday
night of this week For the past
four weeks Reading has been going
at ferocious clip I'm the Eastern
League, and with Bald Andy Sears
pulling them through ON fouls, and
O'DOnnell and Cavanaugh caging the
field goals they managed 10 capture
eight successive games. Up until
Saturday night they had swept every
thing before them and had not lost a
single game on their own wooden
way. All of the able critics of Phil
adelphia claimed that they were about
unbeatable in Reading and also as
serted that the team that could turn
the trick would have 10 be seriously
considered as a caretaker of the glad
bunting
In order to assure the appearance
of all the team stars the Brownson
management has made arrangements
with De Neri which force them to use
all the above men or return TO the
Quaker town without their guarantee
As the big leaguers are not in the
game for their health. and are al
ways ready to pick up some soft
money Wilmington Is sure OF seeing
an of the world-beating combination
in action. Brownson has been treavel-
ing along at a fast race and nave
gathered their five home games with
out a reverse, and may pun off the
unexpected and hold De Neri 10 the
lowest score of their transforming
trip throughout this region. No mat
ter what the outcome may be, Will
mington will have the rare opportun-
ity Of seeing a real, live. big ring
team in action. and that finished com
bination of Fogarty, keenan,. Newman,
Brady, Kinkarde and Gowdy viii act
for all they are worth to run in the
highest possible score.
Defiance, also eXponents Of the
bouncing pass, will stage forty
minute encounter with the pride OF
the east side, Old Swedes.
Evening journal., 1912-12-23

special musical program will be given
then, also. The program follows;
Morning prayer; Professional (49).
"Adeste Fideies,' J. Reading, Venite,
Psalter. Holy Communion: Sermon
Hymn (476) Communion Hymn; Re-
cessional (5D 'Mendelssohn," Men
delssohn
Thursday, Friday and Saturday be-
ing Saints Days, there will be church
services at $50 and 4.30 o'clock each
day
A feature of unusual interest and
one especially planned by Or, Richey,
in connection with the entertainment
of the Sunday School, will be the pre-
sentation of the Christmas play.
Bethlehem" i'm the Opera House. by
members OF Trinity parish Whining
. ton. The play Will be presented on
Saturday evening, December 2S. under
the auspices of the Sunday School of
Emmanuel Church.
Michael Lalli who had been to Phil
adelphia on business for his father,
fell asleep on the train and failed to
get of when he arrived here. He was
returned TO New Castle on later
train. The boy is only II years of
age.
The police have been unable to find
John DeLeoni and two other men who
are wanted for attempted murderous
I assault on Frank Mockeivitch. known
here as monk Cabbage" He is the
night watchman at the Deemer Steel
plant and DeLeoni is the day watch
man. When the night watchman went
TO the works on Saturday night he and
the day man engaged i'm an argument
Words led to blows and DeLeoni was
knocked down. He cried that he chad
enough" and was allowed to get up.
Then when the night man stopped TO
get his lupch box the day man dealt
him a number of blows with club.
Mockeivitch retaliaed and then ne
claims two other men cut and stabbed
him. People I'm DObbnsville heard
the cries for help as the man tried 10
get TO his home in that section. When
he reached his home he collapsed
Ogle Glanden took the man to the
Delaware Hospital and made the run
so quickly that he was stopped by the
Wilmington police for speeding but
when he told them il was life or death
with him the Clewell car was allow
ed TO proceed.
The police were notified but by n
2 time officer Woolson got to DeIeoni's
house he had gone.
Evening journal., 1912-12-23
THIS COUPLE
MARRIED so YEARS
Mr.. and Mrs. W. A. Faucet
Of Georgetown, to Cele-
brate Golden Wedding
on December 29
Special to THE EVENING JOURNAL

Special to THE EVENING JOURNAL
GEORGETOWN, Del. Dec 2S.-Hor-
ace Shockley. son Of George Shockley.
who has been living in Wilmington
where he has been employed as rail-
road brakeman. has been transferred
to here and will run between Harring-
ton and Franklin City.
Turkeys are selling at twenty cents
a pound.
The annual Christmas entertain
ments viii be conducted this year as
follows: In Wesley NJ. ~ Church, on
Tuesday evening, ST. Pauls p. y.
Tuesday evening; First M. p. Church,
Wednesday evening; Presbyterian
Church, Sunday evening.
Tripping over a piece Of wire, Mrs.
William A. Faucet hurt herself so
badly that she has hardly been able
to walk
The Rev James l.. Derrickson, pas
tor Of Peppers NJ. b. Church, two
miles southwest of this town, on the
Laurel-Seaford road, has decided to
hold the dedicatogy services of the
new odihcc on Sunday, January 5.
The old church was destroyed by a
cyclone.
In order to raise funds for the re-
building of ST. Thomas NJ. Il. Church,
between here and Laurel, box social
and oyster supper will be held on
Tuesday and Wednesday nights, De-
cember 81 and January 1.
Jerome c. Phillips, OF Fairmount.
killed five hogs last week that tipped
the scales at 621. 424 420, AIS and 400
respectively, making a total weight of
22S3 pounds.
On Sunday, December 20, Mr.. and
Mrs w. A. Faucett will have finished
fifty years of married life, and on that
night they are expecting to quietly
celebrate the occasion. They were mar
ried on December %, 1862, by the late
Rev John l.. Mckim and two years
later took up their residence in the
building now used by Mr.. Faucet for
store adjacent to their home. Mr.
and Mrs. Faucet are "a and az years
I of age respectively. and both are i'm
good health. They are parents OF Lin
ford p. Faucet. of Philadelphia. man
ager of the H. K milford Chemical
Company and William n. Faucet of
this town, one of the owners of the
New Opera House.
The condition OF Edith Dorman, the
ieleven-year-old daughter of William
Dorman, of near Coolspring who
while reading the inscriptions on
tombstones at Conleys Chapel last
/ Sunday was pinned beneath one OF
them when she climbed upon a railing
4 around some graves and in so doing
/ grasped hold of the tomb which caus-
cd it to topple over on her right foot
and ankle, is unchanged. The men,
1 Der was crushed so badly by the
weight of 500 OF more pounds that
il is feared amputation will be neces-
sary.
From two and one-half acres Of to-
fmatoes during the past season, George
r. Workman picked 1929 fve-eighi
/ baskets.
The county road leading from Sea-
| ford TO Reliance is being plowed and
given a spread of shells
Knocked down by a colt, Anna VAN
SAINT. daughter of L. r. Nansant, was
hurt
Contracts arc being renewed by
some of the farmers for their output
of berries for the coming season when
will be sold to canneries at Ridgely
and Denton. Md.
Evening journal., 1912-12-23
CECMTON

Special to THE EVENING JOURNAL
CECILTON Md, Dec, 23rMiss Elsie
Wilson was a recent visitor with her
aunt, Mrs Crawford-Mr and Mra J.
r. Smith, Clifford and Frederick
Hoover attended the funeral of their
brother, J. d. Hoover in Philadelphia
last week.-Mrs.. IL. w. Black is spend
ing the holidays with her daughter,
Mrs. William Freeman, in Philadel-
phia--Misses Mollie aud Orrie Nc
Coy were recent Wilmington visitors
Mrs Walter Dickinson. of near
Bethel, Nd, and Mrs. Mary Lake. Of
Philadelphia, Pa, have been visiting
Mrs j. w. Taylor-Miss Laura Clark,
Of Philadelphia, is spending the holi-
days with her parents, Mr. and Mrs.
William Clark. near here
Evening journal., 1912-12-23
THIEVES Ar MARsHALLTON,

opt cal % THE EVENING JOURNAL.
MARSHALLTON, Del. Dec. 23.-
Thieves broke into the house Of George
Keller some time Sunday night and
stole a quantity OF clothing. shoes,
caps, gloves and fountain pen.
Mrs. Frances Harkness, wife of
James Hardness died on Tuesday
morning. Mrs. Hardness was in her
Both year and is survived by her hus-
band and two children.
Joseph Higgins is ill.,
Mrs. A. H. I. Eastburn, Of near IN
ion, was entertained on Tuesday at the
home * her parents, MIR and Mrs.
Robert 4. Faylor
Evening journal., 1912-12-23

It's worth while 70 know just
what's in the market, whether you
contemplate buying or renting. call
upon the Wants to provide you with
a full list OF the vacant houses. apart
ments and flats in the locality that
you favor most-Adv.
Evening journal., 1912-12-23
LACE CURTAINS.


- AVE 90 PER CENT ON YOUR Lace
- Curtains by buying them direct from
the factory at ONE profit an our goods
are sold on strictly money back-.f dissAfis-
fed basis. Send postal today for FREE
book, showing many STYLES, or ask us to send
a representative with samples. Write NOW
a. J. Whitmac Co. Fourth and Enrie sts
Chester IA. fgefercnc. Cambridge 'rrlst
Co. Chester Paa
Evening journal., 1912-12-23
POULTRY

IL AULTLEss'' HOUnANs- strain
II has been cgg.bred from irnn-nest
records since April 500. ] nave bred chem
2i years Tor great layers aud II wears ior
large size, ehalk-white cggs these fowls
are cxtrencly hardy; have neithsr .smb
or waffle 60 freeze. and are the best of
all winter layers in open-front coops eFault
less strain Houdans have won every bine
ribbon at New FORK, Boston. Chicago and
philadelphia shows for pasi six YEARS. ..,s
and stock sold On honor; send Toe for the
largest Illustrated poultry cute oguc ever
issued; it tells you how 90 breed these
fowls, which average 25O eggs year
apiece; It tells you bow 90 net SO 600 a
year from 100 hens J.. F. MacAvor. soere
tary, Houdan Club Cambridge. y. Y
llec Q to Apr n
Evening journal., 1912-12-23
RESORTS
Go to Bermuda

Tours. Inc, Hotels, Shore Excursion, Low.
est Rates. Twin Screw s. S. "BERBU-
DIAM 10,51S tons displacement Electric
fans; orchestra; wireless.
FASTEST, newest and only Steamer, landing
passengers az the dock in Bermuda without
transfer. Sailings every Ave days in connec-
tion with r. NJ. S. p, Co. Tickets inter.
changeablo.
WEST INDIES
New S. S. Guiana and other steamers fort.
nightly for st. Thomas, ST. Croix, ST. kits.
Antigua Guadalupe. Dominica Martinioue.
St. Lucia, Barbados and Demerada.
For full information apply TO A. L. OUTER.
BRIDGE & CO., Agents Quebec 5. s. Co
Ltd. % Broadway. New York. JOHN CRAIG
lot W. Ninth street, OF any ticket agent
Evening journal., 1912-12-23
LANDSCAPE GARDENER.

NOR aALE-NURsERY sToCK-sHADE.
IL Fruit. Ornamental Trees, Roses and
small fruits. bulbs. etc Hardy Calfornih
privct Hedge furnished and planted Spe
cal attention given 90 an kinds OF ornamen.
tal trimming. spraying etc. Estimates given
Bell phone. f64TA John H. Clark Land
scape Gardener. No. 1913 Lancaster avenue
Wilmington Del s16.m.w.stf
Evening journal., 1912-12-23
RUGS. CARPETS. ETC.

NEW RUGS WOVEN FROM OLD Gait
N pets BY our latest patent method Of
reinforcing assures you Of the hest thst
can be had. Csrpet cleaning = speciality.
rAPIS RUG Mf0 co, Inc.
Phone 26sO. s22 ratnan ~
ffesf
Evening journal., 1912-12-23
w rLMINeToN TRUST COMPANY.
LICENSE APPLICATIONS.


NJ Office, JOHN b. PTETUSIkA, THE
~ tenant and occupant OF the house stu
ated az the southeast corner Of Maple and
Van Buren streets. in the Eleventh ward Of
the city of Wilmington. county Of New
Castle and state Of Delaware. in compliance
with the requirements OF the Acts Of the
General Assembly. in such case made and
provided. do hereby give notice that / shall
apply In writing 90 the Court Of General
Sessions. ot the state of Delaware, IN and
for New Castle county, on Monday, the 9Th
day of january. A. ID. 1913, being the next
term OF said court. for license for said
house as an inn or tavern, for the sale there
i'm OF Intoxicating liquors in less quantities
than one quart, 70 be drunk on the premises,
and the following rcspectables citizens Of
said ward at least twelve Of whom are sub
stantial freeholdcrs Of said ward, recommend
Evening journal., 1912-12-23
EoR RENT

IL OR RENT.
1925 Rodney ST. 10 r & B....... $500
1911 w Ninth St.. 10 T. & b.. $500
400 =. Clayton St.. ~ r & b B......... Sf5.0O
1916 w. Tenth ST. 10 R a. B....... S3s.00
5O2-5O4 W. oath St., r e B...S25.0n
1912 Wawaset st.. 8 r & B..........s .s23 90
1910 Nj. Salem Lane. Q Il g. B......s2O 90
32i Ninth Ave. r e B..........stO.OO
9l8 Linden St.. r & $500
523 jackson st., IL r & B........ $500
s2O-22 s. Broome St.. r s. b.. $4,000
3of Shallcross Ave. R a. B ...... $50. 90
llO6 Washington st.. no r & b.. $500
o23 $. Van Buren St., J, b, hot
water heat ........ ............. $1,000
28l Walnut ST. 10 r & B.........S $1,000
525 &. Fifth st.. r e. B....... .SliOO
APARTMENTS
SOB W. Fifth ST.. : x & B.......... $4,000
80 Race st., u & B............. B .Sl2.OO
SUBURBAN.
At Newport, rooms with stable. ..... s1o 90
At Newport rooms ...........-..s 500
Montrose, r & B................ .s25.OO
FARMS.
Brandywino Springs. rooms. house. & acres.
Shellp0t Road, 2 rooms, stone house. 20 acres.
Several Offices and business places.
L. B. WAKEMAN
Eighth and Shiplcy Sis.
Evening journal., 1912-12-23
NOTICES.


~ TOTICE-AUTOMOBT AND MOTOR
y cycle licenses for 1913 now ready Yer
non, No 2i6 W. Ninth St. d141m
~ TOTICE-ELECTION.
y Central National Bank Of Wilmington,
Wilmington, Del. Dee IA, 1912
The annual election Of directors Of this
bank will DE held at the banking house on
Tuesday. January IA. 1913 between the
hours of ~ O'Clock noon and O'Clock
p. M. H. p RUMFORD,
d1d-1m. Cashier
w ILMINGTON TRUST COMPANY.
Wilmington, Del. Dee. 10 1919.
The Directors have this day declared
semi-auuual dividend OF per cent (S25O
per share) on the capital stock Of this com.
pauy payable January .. 1918. to stock.
holders Of record at the close Of business
December 20, 1912 Dividends hereafter
viii bO paid quarterly.
Checks will be lnuiled.
d2O-3t. r. w. ELLIS Treasurer
Evening journal., 1912-12-23
ARCHITECTS.
MUSICAL

-''-eT ~.r-~-r-------~
Nj ISL AZ. IArfl. .LslS
W descrp'ions bouFh .l old rsaB
sheet music und orchestra selections Cats.
logue free oo request. Fen Speciality
Bows re-haired i!d ro'ns horgf; -ii soid
Coin 'caialogu. ~ cents nnstn4if q
Milano. 2oi " Eighth 81 wnmirgisa.
Del ..ss -
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REAL. EsTATE-FOR SALE.

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IA EVENING JOURNAL rs AN
ADVERTISEMENT IN THE
HOME. WHF EVENING JOURNAL
is READ II MORE HOMES
EVERY DAY THAN ANY OTHER
ID y WARE NEWSPAPER
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PLuNIBERS.
HELP WANTED.

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ID NYs AND GIRLS WANTED AT THE
ID Jute Works. IA years old aud upward.
STEADY work Apply Wilmington Mills over
fth 81 Bridge m16-n
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SAM N rk--
Nj ELLEN.
Nl SANITARY. 0DOg,.Es ENCAyNrINg
once s W CuT. Fourth aud Nrsf sfresta
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LOST AND FOUND.

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Il with monogram Owner can have
same by proving property and paying for
this adv. d4tf.
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Rooms for Rent Sales Real Estate and Business Opportunities
Rooms FOR RENT.

AZ ADVERTISEMENT IN THE
"A EVFH1NG JOURNAL IS AN
ADYERrISEMENT IN THE
HOME. THE EVENING JOURNAL
IS READ IN MORE HOMES
EVERY DAY THAN ANY OTHER
DELLA WARE NEWSPAPER.
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WHO WANTS

a now 10 room corner property To-
Gated over the bridge. I am Offering q To-
room and bath. detached. corner. hot water
heat, combination fixtures laundry, large
light basement tstrcet cntrauccl. Anyone
interested in nice property should invcsti-
gate this.
L. b. WAFEMAN.
Eighth and Shiplcy SITS
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n ICE. CLEAN, FURNISHED ROOMS;
- rates reasonable No. 707 King ST..
n3O-1m.