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Evening journal., 1915-09-18
SOCIAL AT EBENEZER.

special TO THE EVENING JOURNAL.
EBENEZER. Del. Sept. 1S.-Mr.
and Mrs. Warren W. Buckingham en-
tertained the Alpha Athletic Associa-
tion with a number OF their friends at
their home on Tuesday evening.
Among those present were. Miss
Erma Pennock. Miss Mabel Davis,
Miss Alma Little. Miss Nellie Van
SAINT. Miss Lora H. Little. Miss Ruth
McGinniss. Miss Amy Crossley, OF
ClaymOnt. Miss Elizabeth Little.
Messrs. William Baldwin. Leslie Hall.
Clarence Little. Edwin Gregg. Harold
Little. Herman Little. Jesse Paterson,
Ralph Hill, Irwin Whiteman. William
Lamborn. Raymond Buckingham.
Frank Buckingham. Clifford Bucking-
ham.
Miss Amy CrOssley. OF Clayton, has
been spending several days with her
friend. Mrs. Warren Buckingham
Miss Erma Pennock was the guest on
Wednesday of Miss Katharine Nous
ley.-Miss Amy Putnam, OF New York.
spent a few days this week with her
aunt. Mrs. Herman Cook.-Aliss
Emma Hid. OF the Nurses Training
Class Of Delaware Hospital. has been
spending her vacation with friends in
this vicinity.-Mr. and Mrs. Howard
Pierson we're Sunday guests at the
home Of Joseph Higgins.-The Rev.
and Mrs. Herman Klug and daughter
Betty. are spending several weeks
with relatives in Chester.-Mr. and
/ Mrs. Jacob Moore entertained VIII
minaton friends on Cundav-Nfrs
| Benjamin Whiteman and family. OF
Washington, d. c., have returned
home.-Miss Clara Sterling. Of New
Castle. spent a few days last weeb
with Miss Elma Gregg.-Clarence Lit
/ tie spent a few days recently with
! friends al Port Penn.-Miss Emma
/ Welch is spending some time with
/ friends in Brandywine hundred
/ Miss Rebecca Wilson has been visit.
I ing her sister. Mrs. Edward Worrall.
Evening journal., 1915-09-18

what shirt sale ISL A foot than .ssr.
trains the male EEK for the shirt rushes
that haberdashers have instituted. II
Is a form Of sport for the Autumn So.
son. There are some men who nevey
buy a shirt except under the exc,t,ng
conditions Of a shirt sale. II sh,rt
lasts through the onslaught. 81 WI
wear the rest Of the year. A shirt.ssls
shirt wears Ike iron, 50 I have ben
told
The Boardwalk shirt sales are IN mi,
blast, and even II you have a sh,rt sns
don't need another. It would psy Won
to attnend one Of these functions. Il "a
worth the railroad fare 10 Atlantic c,,v
to see those bargain" shirts b.sD1
sole ike hot cakes to our doughty
brothers.
Two PLAYS have been offered AZ N.
Apollo theatre this week. NV I.dv,.
Garter" a new comedy Of q ean.ls-,.,.
burglar. both funny and th-ining -
The Garden Of Allah" a drsms+i,..t-..
OF the novel by Robert Hichens Tn.
lure Of the desert Is felt in the nisv :.
1t was in the book. and We see strsnSs
people Arabs with their horses 80
camels. as a great spectacular ns..--.
Among the notables were
stotesbury Of Philadelphia. Fr.f.o~.--.-
Frank Brown Of Marylsns s.,..--
MARITIME. Of New jersey. Maiden -.
Fasn-Heink. Miss ADELE Ri;sb,e No..
Peggy o'Neil star Of peg ., ~
Heart" Mr. H. Potash of Ne. ~
tNr. Perlnutter was not Win hin =
this trip, and Admiral ". c cow,s-
welt hoose-
Many visitors from fo-.,..
have also been with us IN ,bs T.. - -
night Among them are: Pr,n-s g.. c..
garin OF Petrodrsd. A. ]. Suslou f-o-,
Korea, Mr. and Mrs. Joseph TT,.... -. !.
Lyons France. Mr. and Mrs 49,.
OF cuba G. T. shesler Of Rio de- Tsn.
ere. Dr- and Ms. A ". Shaw. Of Isr.-
ie'- 'na barAr~p4 Ratio OF Buenos
Evening journal., 1915-09-18
liz MORE STUDENTS
FOR State HIGH Schools

Special to THE EVENING JOURNAL.
DOVER. Del. Sept. Estate Com
missioner Of Education DR.. Charles A
Wagner, has received and compiled
the reports OF the examinations. held
On August 90. Of pupils from the rural
districts, desiring 10 attend high
schools. within the State. The re-
suits we're as follows:
New Castle county-Seventy-two
entered of which forty-four passed.
Kent county Fifty-six entered OF
which thirty-five passed.
Sussex county-Sixty entered OF
which thirty-eight passed.
The pupils who did pass the exami-
nations will be written TO and COM
mended for the excellence made in
certain studies and viii be advised
TO return to the home schools and
make preparations for the next eN-
aminations 10 be held on SATURDAY
May 6, 1916.
Evening journal., 1915-09-18
news GOSSIP ALONG
The UPPER STATE Line

Special 10 THE EVENING JOURNAL.
BOOTH CORNER. Pa. Sept. IS
The official board Of siolam Methodist
Church met on Tuesday afternoon.
when District superintendent DR. F.
r Burriss. OF Philadelphia. conducted
the second quarterly conference.
The annual rally day services Of
Sloan sunday school will be held to-
morrow. Prof. Francis II. Green. Of
West Chester, viii make the address.
The monthly social Of the organized
Bible class Of Sloan has been post
poned until September %.
At a recent meeting Of the local
". C. T. e. Miss Laura r Booth and
Miss Ella Galbreath we're appointed
delegates 20 attend the county con-
vention Of the union 10 be held at
Clifton Heights. Pa.
The annual harvest home services
viii be held in Siolam Church on Sep
tember 26
Warren and Wallace. the twin sons
OF Mr.. and Mrs. George A. Zebley. are
victims OF whoOping cough.
Frank Jeandell. Of Blue Ball motor
ed 10 this section this week-Alr. and
Mrs Edward Mills. Of Wlmineton.
were guests this week Of Nr. and Mrs.
Alfred Banks. Sr Mr.. and Mrs. John
D. zebley and daughter. Of Glen Rid
ole. Pa, we're guests this week OF Mrs
Zeoley's mother. Mrs. Margaret Cloud
Mrs William L. Zebley and daugh-
ter. Hazel drove over 10 Cranogue.
Del. this week 10 visit her sister. Mrs
Edward " Zebley.-The scarlet fever
victim at the home Of Thomas s Zeb-
ley is recovering Charles PenninE-
ton, Of near Chelsea. Pa. spent sun
day with his brother. Milton Penning-
ton.-Ars Joseph n Petit de Mange
vas a visitor this week Of her aunt
Mrs. Hannah Prince at her Carpen-
ter home.-Nr. and Mrs. Frank
: Chandler. who we're recently married
have rented a cozy little house al
Chelsea, Pa
Evening journal., 1915-09-18

September is Convention Month in A.
lantis City. EveFyshs is tagged 50 that
he can easily be idenufisd and returned
home safely II be gets lost rhs city Il
built on the gridiron pian snd even a
child can find bic way around. bat
adults have a way sometimes q becon-
ing confused and detected and they
have to be had gently IN the right III
rection.
Our Boardwalk police are specially
trained 20 assist strangers. think
many Of them could write entertaningly
on the subject. "Idiosyncracies OF Hu-
manity As Seen Through Bobby's
Eye" Think Of a policeman's eye It's
q wonderful organ, and works like that
Of a French doll. IL can stay shut even
in the daylight. OF only half see at
night But the Boardwalk police have
round saucer like eyes that see every
thing. Their eyes remind me Of the
Campbell Soup Kids eyes, wide open
all the time.
The most prominent Characteristic Of
men as a sex Is their sociability. That
is why they are "Joiners." The more
organizations they can Join. the happier
they think they are Just az present
We are entertaining the Order Of Phar-
aohs. National Benevolent Order OF
Egyptians and the B. p. o. Elks. More
are coming. and we spend this whole
month hanging out flags and greetings.
The heat has broken ali records and
has prolonged the summer. The hotel
men are carrying around a smile that
won't rub of. ana I believe they are
secretly praying for 20 degrees until
Christmas
In spite Of the weather the football
season approaches, and no political
campaign. religious revival or stock ex-
change can produce more excitement and
interest. The hard. firm sand at low
tide makes a splendid gridiron for the
trying ont OF brave warriors. Every
Afternoon now finds the beach fun Of
candidates proving their metal and alb
ihty. Those who don't make the first
team make the second or third. and the
disappointed ones form scrub teams.
The whole school world seems to revolv4
for a while az least around this ons
central thought Of football sport. when
the youn gsters get their teams made up.
then reading writing and adthnetkc
come in for fheir share OF attention.
don't know why bargain sales
should be 50 closely associated with the
tzir sex. Have you ever been 10 a
Ran'a bargain Eaiei Do yss even know
Evening journal., 1915-09-18
M. c. Il II. WORK.

The Wilmington W. c. T. u held its
monthly meeting yesterday afternoon.
Owing to the warm weather and a
rather small attendance. the election
Of officers which was 10 have taken
Place. was deferred until another
meeting. The devotional exercises
we're conducted by Mrs. Adam Stem
gle and the treasurer. Mrs. Isaac
Woodrow, reported a balance Of S57.
Mrs. Stengle also made an interesting
report Of the ". c. T. L. institute held
al Delaware City.
Mrs Kate McKlnzie. who is the col
lecfor for Union r. r Church. re-
ported that there are i02 members OF
the Wilmington Union and Il honor
AIRY members az Union Church. The
Wilmington Union has a membership
Of 2zl and Unions contribution is
considered very gratifying.
Evening journal., 1915-09-18
PARTY ATY. VIC.

The family at the residence Of the
Young Womens' Christian Associa-
ton has increased so rapidly NOV
numbers 4s) that many Of the young
women were strangers to one an
other. In order to make a truly fam
ily spirit pervade the household. the
secretaries. aided by a social com
mittee Of the girls themselves. plan
ned a get acquainted party" with
stunts and games designed 10 pro-
mote friendliness and pollity auch
laughter was caused by a "Salome
race" the participants being the
Misses Ada Bell. Pearl Messick, En-
ma Miller. Ella Ellis. Dorothy Spring
and Mabel Fowler The prize winner
was Miss Spring The evenings fun
closed with light refreshments and a
song. Next month there viii be a
coed party.
Evening journal., 1915-09-18
mission ACTIVITIES
Of CITY NETHODISTS
Home and Foreign Societies
of Grace Church Report
Much Accomplished
HAPPY AFTERNOON
AT FIELD HOME

Mrs. Jeannie R. Field entertained
the Home and Foreign Missionary
AuxiIiaries of Grace Methodist Epis-
copal Church at their fall meeting
yesterday afternoon. When Mrs. Field
lived at Kentmere it was her custom
to extend an invitation to the joint
societies to gather at her home for
the September meeting. but since last
year Mrs. Field mas changed her
residence from Kentmere to 12ll
Delaware avenue. and the meeting
was held on the spacious veranda and
back lawn
There we're about 100 guests pres
ent from the two societies and a few
invited guests from other societies.
The business meetings of the So
cieties were held alternately. follow
ed by an interesting program, and
then the social hour as the concluding
feature
The business Of the foreign suxil-
iary was first considered. with the
president. Mrs A A. Wilmot, prcsid-
ing In the absence Of the secretary.
Mrs T. Alexander read the minutes
of the previous meeting. The open
]
Herbert F. Randolph
Mrs. Emma F. Shilling gave a brief
review of the Philadelphia branch
work and read letter from Miss
Fowler. one of the branch officers.
relative TO increasing the membership
Of the society.
Mrs. Shilling gave an outline OF ths
Philadelphia branch meeting program.
]
| Episcopal Church in October.
On the first Wednes sday night Of the
branch meeting the junior missionary
societies Of this city viii present a
pageant entitled "Ths Kings High
way" The treasurer. Mrs. Iii Mem
dinhall reported dues for the month.
s23; contingent fund S1S5: mite box
dues, $50; jubilee offering. 81. making
a total Of S56.S5. Mrs. W H. Heindle
reported for the Missionary Friend.
and reported IS subscribers for the
present.
DR.. Randolph made the announce
| ment that on sunday. October 8. Re
fwill preach a foreign missionary So
ciety sermon.
The Home Missionary program was
conducted with the president, Mrs.
Irvine NJ. Finn. presiding. The treas
urer, Mrs. Smith Cooper. reported
that the total receipts amounted 10
S25.57, with a balance in the treazu-r
of Slip. During the year s2s2.s2 vas
paid out Of the treasury. After sew
eral committees had reported. the
program was conducted BY Miss Ella
Riley. Mrs. A H. Berlin. Of the Cen-
trail PRESBYTERIAN Missionary Society.
read most interesting paper OF. the
subject. Our National deals
Or. Randolph read a paper on the
subject, The Ffn6amentai Value OF
Women in the Missionary Work Of
the Church
Evening journal., 1915-09-18
rrFNNG cnNPANY.

A delightful evening was spent az
the home Of Miss Ann Gallagher. No.
% Rockford Road. last evening. A
demonstration Of the modern dances
was given by Misses Margaret Nc
Kinly and Marian E. Knox. Solos
were given by the Misses Kathryn and
Florence Mcmahon. and piano and
violin selections by J. Handy and ".
Knox. Among those present were.
The Misses Kathryn McMahon. Mar
garet McKinly, Florence Mcmahon.
Mary Mcmahon and Marian r. Knox.
Nessrs. Wilson Knox. Joseph Friel.
William Buckley. Dennis Buckley.
William Mcmahon. James and Joseph
Gallagher. Mr. and Mrs John Mona
hon. Mrs Thomas Mcmahon. Mr.. and
Mrs. H. McKinly and Mr.. and Mrs.
John Torpey and Joseph Hanby.e
Evening journal., 1915-09-18
BIRTHDAY PARTY.

A pleasant birthday party was
given to Louis Morrow by his parents,
at his home. No 913 West Sixth street.
on Thursday evening. Il was his
thirteenth birthday anniversary. The
decorations we're in red and white.
colors Of the Boy Scout troop to
which he belongs.
Those present we're. Mrs James
Morrow. Mrs. Edward Abrahams. Mrs.
T. Wharry. Misses Anna Abrahams,
Mary Wharry. Esther Wharry. Sarah
Morrow, Anna COrdner. Florence
Mink, Anna Mink. Ella Mink. Mary
Mink. Lilly Redmile. Isabella Gibson.
Katherine Lockerman. Louisa Per
rett. II. Cooke. Sr.. NJ. Oliver. Samuel
Gillon, William Cooke. H. Cooke. Jr..
James Cooke. willard Moore. Alvin
Bridges. George Stidham. James Nc
Roberts. Jr.. Crawford McRoberts and
Willard McElwee.
Evening journal., 1915-09-18
ALL Dover READY TO
celebrate Home week

speeisl 10 THE EVENING JOURNAL
DOVER, Del. Sept 1s.-Many Of
Dover's business houses are sally dec
GRATED for homecoming and carnival
week. beginning on Monday. There IS
a general riyairy among tic LOCKER
man street merchants 70 out-do cne
another in decorating and in this re-
spect they are succeeding admirably.
The completed decorations yesterday
afternoon OF the r. X. Jones Brothers
Company store the Behen Block. the
new railroad station and the State
House add greatly 10 the decorations.
The carnival train is expected here
on Monday and it is hoped 10 have
everything completed for operation by
Monday night.
Evening journal., 1915-09-18
clREs F0R TR0LLEY YICTms.

Howard McGee. superintendent OF
floating equipment Of the Coast and
Lakes Construction Company az the
Bellevue Quarries. and number Of
his men gave great assistance TO the
victims of the trolley wreck at the
quarry bridge last Sunday He rush
"a 10 the scene with his automobile
and after he and his men had assist
ed in eXtricating the injured from the
tangled wreckage ne bundled four Of
the injured persons into his automo-
bile and carried them % the Delaware
Hospital.
Evening journal., 1915-09-18
MARRIFn " YrAPS

Mr.. and Mrs. Victor r. Pyle. OF No.
ll0 West Thirtieth street. last even
ing celebrated their silver wedding
anniversary. A large company Of rela-
uves and friends were pre- .ent. Mrs.
Pyle is soprano soloist OF St Andrew s
P. F. Church choir and the musical
program Of the evening was furnished
by the choir Of St. Andrews and the
orchestra Of the Eastlakc Presbyter.
ian Sunday school. At the close OF
the evening supper was served. Mr,
and Mrs. Pyle received many presents
Of silver, linen and china.
Evening journal., 1915-09-18
FNBARGO Affects WILWNGTON.

Wilmington morocco manufacturers
are having considerable difficulty in
getting hides on account Of the en-
barge placed by the British Govern
ment on shipping them from India,
and unless more hides are received
soon the industry viii be badly Grip
pied. James l. Ford Of the Whining
ton Leather Company. is now in
Washington endeavoring 10 have the
embargo raised.
Evening journal., 1915-09-18
WALTFR.COON.

In Philadelphia on Wednesday. Will
liam p. Walter and Miss Anna s.
Coon were married by the Rev. Ed
win Forest Ham. The bridegroom is
an engineer on the Maryland division
of the r.. B. and ". railroad. The
bride is a graduate of the Homeo
pathic Hospital Training School for
Nurses. After a wedding trip. Mr..
and Mrs. Walter will be at home at
No. 504 Concord avenue.
Evening journal., 1915-09-18
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..

Mrs. Annie r Blanchfeld. OF 421
East Third street and Roy W. Whar-
ton. OF No. Gil West Fourth street
were married this morning by the Rev.
George White Dawson, al Asbury NJ
z parsonage The couple were ac-
companied bv Mrs. Mary F. Blanch-
field. mother Of the bride: Mary
F. Knots. a sister Of the bride, and
by Walter G. Wharton. a brother Of
the groom.
Evening journal., 1915-09-18
PALS UNCONScTOrS loy STPrrr

John Hardy. aged IS years. Of No.
ll2l French street employed al the
Carney Point plant Of the dupont
Powder Company. fell UNCONSCIOUS AZ
Sixteenth and Poplar streets last
night. The Phoenix ambulance was
called and it took him to the Homeo-
pathic Hospital. where he was re-
wed
Evening journal., 1915-09-18
HONE FOR SHORT rrAr,r1nx

C. W. Matehett Of this city. Wig is
employed by Gimbel Brothers Of
Philadelphia. has Just completed the
WORK OF assembling and putting in
cabinet fixtures in the Hotel Tray.
more al Atlantic City. He win spend
few days with relatives here be-
fore going on another large Job.
Evening journal., 1915-09-18
WAR VETERAN 81 YFARS ON.

Special 10 THE EVENING JOURNAL.
NEWARK. sept. lS-James Lewis.
civil war veteran. celebrated his
elghty-frst birthday this week al the
home of his son. Frank Lewis.
The library committee % the New
Century Club is arranging for a rum
mage sale 90 be held next month.
Jackson Hall school will hold a
festival on the school lawn next We'd
nesday evening
Frank Dean. a former Delaware
College student and now a midshiu-
man az the United States Naval
Academy az Annapolis. Is visiting his
father former Magistrate Joseph
Dean.
Members Of the family Of George
Crow. OF Mechanicsville. who have
been IN with scarlet fever. are im-
proving
Evening journal., 1915-09-18
nEACONFSS HOME LAWN PARTY

For the benefit of Riddle Memorial
Home lawn party will be held next
Thursday afternoon and evening at
the home Of Mrs. J. H. Huntington.
Hillcrest.
Evening journal., 1915-09-18
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. AT sEAsHnRF.

Arrivals at Atlantic City from VIII
mingfon this week include ". NJ
Hammond. Charles Warner. Jr., F..
Warner. Mr.. and Mrs Charles Warner.
Beulah H. Spicer and Mr.. and Mrs.
n. NJ. Foord.
Evening journal., 1915-09-18

Brides and brideErooms are looking
about for the furniture for their new
home The way to get furniture at the
lowest prices and still Of the very best
kind is 70 read daily and use often the
ads IN the Want Columns-Adv
Evening journal., 1915-09-18
RED LION SOCIAL.

Special to THE EVENING JOURNAL.
RED LION, Del. sept. lS-Red Lion
Social viii meet on Tuesday night AZ
the home Of AR and Mrs. William
haman. The Sunday school class.
taught hy Mrs. r. Lee Richards. viii
hold a lawn fete on the lawn Of S. c.
AlcMulhn's home. near Bear tonicnt
Industry Lodge. l. o. O. r.. viii hold
q carnival 1hursdayi Friday and Satur.
d'y nights Of next week.
Evening journal., 1915-09-18

THE AUDIT CIRCU LATONS ASSOCIATION OF
WANT TO KNOW WHAT THEY GETTING
THEIR ADVERTISING APPROP1AT IONS AND THE
MOST NEWSPAPERS AND PERIODICALS
THEY FULL CONNECTION HEREWITH
Evening journal., 1915-09-18
FyENING PARTY.

The young members Of Center
Grange gave a social on last Satur-
day night az the home Of Joseph Pier
son. Among those present we're.
Mr and Mrs. f. b. HollingswOrth.
Mr. and Mrs. John Frederick Of
Centeryille. Mr. and Mrs. John Pyle.
OF Washington. Mr. and Mrs. George
r. Pierson. Edwin ~ Pierson and
Mrs Mary Fulton. an Of
Hockessin. Marian Cranshaw OF
Frankford: Emma. Anna and Jennie
HollnEsWorfh. Ella and Elva Freder-
ick. Emily. Estella and Sylvia Klair.
Mary Cornelius. Vera Gregg. Clara
Cornbrooks. Margaret Shakespeare.
Laura Warren. Florence Taylor. Ber-
tha Highfeld. Elma Gregg i-ima
Woodward Sadie Brackin. Lillian and
Florence McGargal. Eta Proud. Mar
garet Woodward. Mabel and Clara
Webb. Joseph Pierson. Ferris SHAKE
+ speare. Leonard Stevenson. Ralph
Trimble. Joseph Stevenson. Edgar
Z White. Harlan Webb. Lewis Thatcher
I Frank Miller. Walter Marshall. Leroy
Pennock. Irwin Peoples. Roy McGar-
gal. Joseph Hollingsworth. Albert
( Warren. Robert Proud. Herbert Nc
Donnell, Edwin Gregg. Harvey Wood
ward.
Evening journal., 1915-09-18
aANeEL OF cHINArowN-
TO LECTURE.

~ LIZ LUKE
Rose Livingston. of New York. the
Angel Of Chinatown" a prominent
social worker. win lecture in the Ma
iestic Theatre tomorrow afternoon at
2.Sn O'Clock.
Evening journal., 1915-09-18
Personal Notes of Interest
In the City'S Social World

Mrs. Dora Stroud Jones Of No. 800
West Twenty-second street. has ac-
cepted position in the ladies' suit
departmen Of strawbridge and Cloth
ier. Of Philadelphia.
Dr. George r. Coz. late OF Washing
ton has moved TO Wilmington and
opened dental parlors at No. SSs Mar
ket street
Mr.. and Mrs. John Torpey have left
for a two weeks stay at Central Fails
Rhode Island.
F. Fleetwood Of No. 10 East Thir-
Seenth street. will leave tomorrow for
Rochester. New York
Hiram Yerger, member OF the Board
of Education. spent several days TINS
week fishing of Bowers Beach he
said the fishing was excellent.
-
Mr. and Mrs. A. F. ODonnell OF
No. 10 South Broome street are spend
ing few days in New York City
with Mrs. O'Donnells sister, Mrs. r..
r. Braunseld.
Mr. and Mrs. G. T. White and Miss
Katherine O'Donnen Of No. 10 south
Broome street. are spending ten days
az the Dunlop. Atlantic City.
-
Miss Lizzie Koerner Of Cedarhurst.
L. l.. y. ". Is visiting her brother,
Louis Koerner. No. 225 King street.
-
William Barre. Louis koerner, Web
ster Blakeley. Charles Stewart, Frank
Jones and John L. KOerner have re-
turned from a visit 10 West Chester
Fair
Miss Nellie Quill, Of Chicago. who
is staving al the home of her uncle.
John ]. Quill. No. 1908 French street.
for few months. is spending this
week with her aunt in Camden. y. j.
Evening journal., 1915-09-18
Twenty. Eighth Year. No. 81.
HOW FAR DOES
YOUR DOLLAR GO
In ADVERTISING?

An expert accountant employed by The Audit Bu-
of Calculations, following exhaustive audit of
its books and records in his official report shows that
the NET PAID CIRCULATION of THE EVENING
JOURNAL far exceeds the total distribution (both
Sold and GIVEN AWAY) claimed by other Whining
ton newspapers.
Evening journal., 1915-09-18

[. There is Just one place where those
going IN anc those going cut Of bnsi-
ness can meet TO mutual advantage
and that place is the Want columns.-
Adv.
Evening journal., 1915-09-18

Proof from disinterested sources that the Crcula-
ton of THE EVENING JOURNAL is superior. both
as to QUALITY and QUANTITY. freely furnished
Advertisers.
Evening journal., 1915-09-18

THE EVENING JOURNAL is the only newspaper
published in Delaware, member of The Audit Bu-
reau of CrculatiOns.
Arizona republican., 1915-05-21

FOR SALE OR TRADE. good noun tain spring wagon. Geo. Helm, R. D. No. 6. al