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Evening journal., 1912-08-30
GARBAGE
BILLS DRAW
COUNCIL
SOlOnS Talk Of Complaints
Against Contractors, Then
Pay the Bills
HIGGINS WITHHOLDS
HIS VOTE ON MOTION

Garbage was again the subject Of
discussion in City Council meeting
last night. The matter was brought
up by Councilman Higgins, Of the
Third ward, when the monthly bills
Of the garbage contractors we're pre-
scented for payment. He said that
he could not vote to pass the bills
as he thought the contractors we're
not doing justice to the people. He
said he knew Of a.house from which
garbage had not been collected for
three or four weeks.
Mr.. Benson asked him what section
he referred to.
Yours for instance" replied Mr..
Higgins I'm the Seventh ward /
know of place where the garbage
has not been collected for four
weeks" Mr. Higgins added that he did
not believe the contractors can prop
crly collect the garbage at the price
they submitted, hut as they agreed to
take the contracts under these figures
they should be made to live up to
their agreements.
Mr.. Bilderback, of tho Ninth ward,
thought IL would be a wise move to
get the Board of Health to send the
number of complaints il received each
week to Council so that the members
could see where the trouble lies.
Mr.. Higgins said he had no fault
TO find with the contractors person
ally, but was sure that the complaints
received by the Board of Health dur
ing the past four months exceeded all
record in the two years proceeding.
Councilman Slower. of the Seventh
ward remarked that it was strange
that despite the fact that the Seventh
ward had two members in Council,
one the president, that persons living
in that section Of the city should
have to make their complaints TO the
member from the Third ward.
Mr. Higgins said that the complaint
was made by member of his I'm
mediate family living in that ward.
Councilman Zimmerman, of the First
ward, and Councilman Haney. Of the
Tenth ward, also said they had re-
ceived numerous complaints from
people living in their sections. which
caused Mr.. Slower to further say that
1t looks queer that all the complaints
should come from the section Of the
city south of Sixth street He said
he had thus far received but one com
plant in his ward, and he thought
possibly the reason Tor so many COM
plants from the southern part Of the
city was due to the Democrats being
ssoren because they had not gotten the
garbage contracts. He said that II
It we're shown to him that the present
contractors are negligent he will as
chairman of the finance committee
refuse to approve their bills he
said the city is too big for the PEG.
ple to collects and dispose Of the
garbage themselves.
Councilman White. OF the Sixth
ward said that he had occasion e
look up the matter AT the Board nj
Health Office the other day and found
few complaints there. except in that
section of the city east Of Market
street aud north Of Sixth street.
This ended the discussion and the
hills Of the contractors were passed
4Mr Higgins not voting
Evening journal., 1912-08-30
CHESTER MAN HAS
A STRADIVARIUS

Noble Dunn, Of No. 3l6 Taylor Ter
race, Chester, Pa, who recently re-
turned to his home from Camden. ~.
j.. where he visited his mother,
brought with him an ancient violin,
which his father the late Thomas
Dunn, played during the Civil War.
The violin was handed down to
Thomas Dunn by bis father, George
Dunn. who was captain of the first
company Of volunteers to 20 to the
front when President Lincoln sounded
the call to arms. The violin. which
was presented to Noble Dunn by his
mother. was made i'm 1916 and is a
Stradivarius. Mr. Dunn, who rs
employed by the United Telephone
Company, is a proficient violin player
and he greatly prizes the old instru-
ment which has been in the Dunn
family for three generations.
Evening journal., 1912-08-30

BURLINGTON. VI. Aug 30.-Much
interest is manifested in the State
election to be held Tuesday. septem-
Der 3. and it is generally believed
that tho vote will give a fairly sccu-
rate idea Of the alignment of the
political parties this year. Harland
B. Howe. an attorney of st. Johns
bury. is the Democratic candidate.
He has made an active campaign,
and few Of his sanguine friends say
he will be elected. He does not make
any such claim himself A. NJ.
Fletcher. the Taft Republican candi-
date, is a wealthy corporation pro-
moter, and it is expected that he will
be elected The Rev Frazer Metz
gar is the Progressive candidate. and
the bull moose advocates declare he
will have more votes than either OF
his opponents. G. r. Smith is the
Prohibition candidate. with the
grange backing him.
Evening journal., 1912-08-30
TEXAS cows WEAR oyERALLs.

FORT WORTH. Texas, AUG. 20.--
overslls and hats are fashionable
among North Texas horses ana cow
now. Reports coming from Deni-
son. sherman, Denton and her
towns say that there is a oomand by
farmers. stockmen and liverymcn for
big overalls and straw hats for their
animals and that few are now seen on
the streets unclad.
Millions Of flies during the last
week have attacked horses and COWS
in big swarms, many animals hecom-
inc maddenod and running away
Dairymen report that it is impossible
TO obtain cream now and that the
milk supply is greatly curtailcd
AT least twenty animals died a. a re-
suit Of the bites Of the insects.
Evening journal., 1912-08-30
NO CHANGE YET
IN POOL HOURS

The proposed amendment 10 the
pool room ordinance. changing the
time of closing the places from IL
o'clock to II o'clock at night. was not
brought up at the meeting Of Council
last night This lead further to the
belief that the amended ordinance will
be allowed to die in the committee
to which II was referred.
Evening journal., 1912-08-30
HIS YArArInN nrrR

The Rev. Henry Cunningham. who
mas been spending his vacation near
Norristown, and also attending the
MI. Tabor Bible Assembly, will re-
turn to Wilmington tomorrow and
preach in East Lake Presbyterian
Church on Sunday.
Evening journal., 1912-08-30
HOME FROM VACATION.

G.. Roy Eaton, who ia connected with
the DUPONT Powder Company. has
returned home after a visit Of several
weeks TO Grove Cottage. Mt Pocono.
Mr.. Eaten is much improved in
health.
Evening journal., 1912-08-30

Renting houses and apartments
getting bosrders-in al such matters
ready furnished, securing roomers,
the Wants have demonstrated their
effectiveness many times.
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TO ATTEND RED
MEMS CONVENTION

Charles McIntre. William H. Fr-
guson, Harry 3. Sinclair and Harry
NJ. Nickers. representative OF the
Delaware Great Council of Red Mon.
will leave In few days TO attend
the session Of the National Great
Council in Charleston. South Caro-
lima. They win 80 by boat from
Baltimore 10. Savannah and from there
TO Charleston by rail
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We will gladly instruct you how TO
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w ElY Arr: VIZ
a COLONY

There is many people who
want to know, and ask why we
live in a Chlony ;ls we do? There
is many more who say, 1 would
not live that. way," Aud there
are many, who do not blame them
for saying this, for they are 1g-
norant of what the blessed Word
teaclr them upon this point. And
thtna great many are so selfish
thatnthey will not associate with
theil. fellow. man in this manner,
Bat Dear readers, we want
you to follow us thru this Artl'
Gle and explanation, and if you
find amy where in the Scripture
for any other lie to live inorder
to he a christian, we want you
to note it and hand it, or send it to
Us; so that we may know that we
are WRONG. And you cannot we
trust that this explanation nay
bc.a great benefit to YOU. L',:..., lha
first then is the name, THE
1JAH.Ville Colony What docs
the word "JAH" mean? The
Hirst thing we shall do:is to quote
YOU the scripture most direct on
It, please read. ="
+"Singunto God, sitg praises
to his name; extol him thatrideth
upon the heavens by his. name
JAH, and rejoice before hlmS'
Psalms. 68-4.
Now VIZ have a command .lr
this scripture. which we believe
should be obeyed And one thai
we have never seen lived up 10 by
any denomination; and that is tr
extol God by his name "JAH,'
in fact we believe that there are
hundreds of people who claim tt
!, be christians that do not ever
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Whom the heaven must receive
until the times of restitution or
all things, which God hath spok-
en- by the mouth Of al his holy
prophets since the world began.
For Moses truly SAID unto the
fathers. A Prophet shall the
Lord your God raise up unto you
of your brethren, like unto me:
him shall ye hear in all things
whatsoever he shall say unto
you.
And it shall come to pass, that
every soul which viii not hear
that Prophet shall be destroyed
| from among the people.
Yea, and all the prophets from
Samuel and those that follow
after, as many as have spoken
have likewise foretold of those
days. Acts. $40 to a
These are the causes and the
reasons for our Colonyizing We
are a doing all we car to bring
about a restitution of all things
SPOKEN of by all the Holy proph-
cts, we want to see the glory of
the Lord cover the earth as the
; waters cover the sea, and Ills
1'>Kingdom come and his will be
done on earth as it is done IL
heaven. And this day come
} Please read
but in the last days it shall
come 10 pass, that the mountain
of the house of the Lord shall bC
established in the top OF the
mountains, and exalted above
the hills; and people Shall flow
| unto it.
And MANY nations shall come
, AMI say, Come, and let u| go up
to the mountain of the Lerd, and
m the house of the God oil Jacob:
and he will teach us of his ways,
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to know that this Colony is try
ing to live up to the Word of
of God, to the best of their abili'
ty. sand no people who claim to
be christians can live up to the
scriptures above, unless they
colonize. And in colonizing we
then have other scriptures that
must be fulfilled, Please read,
And they shall build houses
and habit them and they shall
plabkxineyards and eat the fruit
ofMRm1,. ...,.
mey shall not build and an
otheMnnablt they shallnot plant
and another eat for as. the days
of a tSee5ue the days of:my eeo-
| pie and mine elect shall long en-.
Iioy the work OF their hands. a
TRVsha]l not ]abour in vain
nor Aapg forth for trouble for
Ithey are the seed of the blessed
lLord, and their offspring with
Ethem.
And it shall come to pass, that
before they call I will answer
and while they are yet speaking
I will hear.
7 The wolf and the lamb sbal
|feea together, and the lion shal
eat straw like the bullock: ane
dust shall be the serpent's meal
They shall not hurt nor destroy
in all my holy mountain, saltl
the Lord. Isa, 65-2l to %.
Home Industry is set forth ii
this scripture in all it's fulness.
Aud the days of restitutio.
will be here as it spoken Of IL
this language.
I. Repent We therefore, and bt
converted, that your sins may bt
blotred out, when the times o
refreshing shall come from thu
presence of the Lord.
l. And he shall send Jesus Chris
which before was preached nntt
you.
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Jan. 18th. 1912. No. 40,

and we will walk in bis paths: for
the law shall go forth of Zion,
and the word of the Lord from
Jerusalem.
. And he shall Judge among
many people, and rebuke strong
rations afar off: aud they shall
beat their swords into plough
shares, and their spears into
prunirghooks; nation shall not
lift up a sword against nation
neither shall they learn war any
more.
But they shall sit every man
under his vine and under his tig
tree: and none shall make them
afraid: for the mouth of the Lord
of hosts hath spoken it.
Micah Ii to t.
Then peace will reign like q
mighty River; flowing along
gentle without a bubble or a
| rifle to distigure it's face. And
a. universal Brotherhood among
mankind. But this our churches
do not want. Ehcir pet theories
are nearer to them. than their
fellowman. The Colonization as
we are presenting to the human
family. are braking the bonds
of separation and are bringing
about the Union which Christ so
earnestly prayed for, when He
said to his disciples "be ye one
as [ and the father are one.
lin this union there is three III
one. Tie Father, Sen, and Holy
Ghost" This forms the world s
light, (Tnc Worlds CREssET) The
worlds Christ. In honor of the
worlds Christ we call our little
puny paper 1.-THE Worlds CREs
| SET" Hoping our labor may be
n light to our readers we remain
vuur Obcdlcnt Servant.
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know that the word YAH" is in
the Bible, muct, less hear it
preached. So We say to our
Readers, that we attach that
name to our Colony. inorder to
obey Gods command: To extol
God by His name ''JAH'', VIC at
tach the name Vile with a
hyphen to designate the place
where the Colony is located.
There Is a class of men who
knew, that the word ''JAH"
should he honored And from our
explanation this far. the reader
er will know why we call our
Colony the JAEI-Ville Colony.
Some people think that there
were no Colonies in the days IF
the Apostles. please read.
And from thence to Phiippi,
which is the chief city OF that
part OF Mace donia. and a Colony;
and we were in that city abiding
certain days" (Acts 1G--l2)
Here is a Colony named, and
the next thing is tv find out
whether the Apostles lived such
a life, so please read.
= Then they tamt~gladly re-
cieved Ills word we're baptised
and the same day there were ad-
ded unto them about three thou
sand souls.
And they continued stead
fastly in the apostles doctrine
and feIlo wship and in breaking Of
: bread and in prayers,
And fear came upon every sou
and many wonders ana signs
were done by the apostles.
And all ttat believed were to
gether and had all things com
mon.
And sold their possessions an(
goods and parted them to al
men as every man had need.
And they continuing daily with
one accord in the temple ant
breaking bread from house tt
nuuse cid aid eat their meat witt
| gladness and singleness of heart
P-aising God, and having fav
our with all the people, And til,
Lord added to the church dali,
such as should be saved.
Acts 2-41-41
The first thing we shall motto
is, that they that received tn
Word. were baptized, and ther
were added to the church in on
day about three Thousand souls
And they continued steadfas1
: tly in the Apostles doctrine. an
fellowship. '.(No division, wit
them) And all that believe
} were together, and had all thing
} common. (Not seporated .gaEve
7 sold their POSSESSIONS, a,agood
and parted them,, to all, as ever
one had need. We Jas a,E'o.lbn e y
arc trying TO live up 10 this stat
: dard of faith. but many blame u
, for it. Yet we believe that 1t
right to do..so, according to til
scripture above. And also "a
) cording to- the following scril
y ,ture, Please read. ..' <.s>,t
"And the multitude Of ..ae1
that believe we're of one. heal
lahd Of one,sout; neither said ali
4 OF them that aught Of the th'ne
e which he possessed was(hjs ow
t but they had all things commo
Y Aud with great power gave I'll
j, apostles witness of the resurre
: laionsof the Lord Jesus: and gre
e grace was upon them all.
u Neither was there any amor q
/ th,m that tucked: for as m'ar
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as were posSessors of lands or
houses sold them, aud brought
the prices Of the things that were
sold.
And laid them down at the
, apostles feet: and distribution
was made unto every man ac-'
cording as he had need"
(Acts. 4-32 to 35.)
Here it says that the multitude
Of them that believed were of one
heart and one soul. This is a
a very close tie. they could not
be of many hearts and souls;
and not one of them claimed any
thing they possessed was their
own. (This is the reason we try
to have all things common } But
the churches Of today say this is
not right, and say every fellow
should own their own lands and
goods, and every fellow for hing
self. But try to follow the acts
of the Apostles and Disciples
of Christ. For we see in the
scripture above that they had all
things common. and for this
reason there was 'nonesamong
them that lacked, on the account
Of them having all things com
mon.
Now here is some Of the rea-
sons of us being in Colony.
But again we quote you.
For mean not that other men
be eased and We burdened,
But by,an equality that now
at this time your abundance may
he a supply fny their want that
their abundance also may be d
supply for your wanS that there
may be equality: > Cor. S-13-l4
Here is an equality, But the
churches Of today, say that it is
not right for to have all things
common, or to have all things
equal. But Paul says that he
would have all things equal. Not
one eased and another burdened.
How different tho believers in
P4uT's aud Peter day-, to to-wfhf -wfhfaet Al
it is today. Yes, but some will
, say1 do not believe in working
to keep up others, T;wf1e sawakno'
work. Paul did not believe il
that either. Neither do We. Ant
, it was for this reason that Pau
, laid down the law so strictly
q on this Please retd
q Now we com mand yo1
brethren, in the name of the ou
Lord Jesus Christ, that ye. with
: draw yourselves from ever,
h brolher ,hat:Walketh disdordel
! ~. and not utter the traditio
y y which he received of US.
y For Yourselves know how y
5 ought to .tolloW" us: for we be
v4 hayed not, ou1 selves dIsorder|
: ykahioonag,:: Sue: II "
+ + a. Neither did we cat any man
$ bread%for naught; but wrougl
y with 1abour and travail night an
O. uay, that wc1night not be charg'
=. able, to any Of you.
s. For even when we were wit
,a,Yoa.,~ . + that wEe commanded yo'
II nflhav IL: any would not wor
It ueirber should he eat ."
y And if any. man obey not ou
S s; word by '!his epistie, note th'
n; man. aud have no company Wit
y. him, that he may be ashamed.
!. ,. Thess. ) : 6-7-S Si1O~* IA
r.. This is having all things con
1t mon, Every man work, al
every man eat. But if they q
i. not work neither shall they eat
~ So Dear Reader We wish 20
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Entered as second ci0Ss
matter November 3rd. IVlO at
the POst-OHCe at Brushyl1nob
l.nYu. Wnder Me Act CT
.M0rch 3rd. 1879.
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chfnery. shapers, planers. screw cutting,
speed and spinning lathes, power presses
drop hammers. single and multiple spindle
drills screw machines. generators motors
boilers engines. plating tanks. window fans
blowers. jewellers tools, polishing spindles.
emery grinders, anvis vises,, forges. wood
belting hangers. shafting. pulleys etc
ENTIRE PLANT OR PARTS THEREOF
PURCHASED.
NEWARK SECONDHAND MACHINERY
CO.. 93-105 Chestnut ct.
Phone 541O-54I1 Market