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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1916-03-19

THE annual exhibition of the Ma
tional Academy of Design opened
in the Fine Arts building. New York.
yesterday. At the Knoedler galleries
the annual exhibition of "The Ten is
in progress. while at the National Arts
Club a unique exhibition of portraits
of painter members of the National
Academy is on view.
LEILA MECHLIN.
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BOOKS FOR CHILDREN,
Stories.

knipe. F.. II. and A. 4. The Missing rcsrls.
Lang. l.. II. Tho Strange story BOOK.
Munroe. Kirk. The Iaady Rangers.
Nash. III. A. Polly's Secret.
Olcot. +. J.. and Pendlcton, Amcna, eds. rha
oily Book for Boys and Girls.
Tomlinson. i. q. To the Land of the Carbon.
Wallace. Dillon. The Fur Trail Adventurers.
White. L. o. The Enchanted Mountsin.
Whitman. G. I. The Shepherd Of the Ocean.
wilkins NJ. Z. The Green Door
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, First, 500: second. $50; third. $40.
ORA wings, which it is suggested should
be about 9 by IL inches in dimensions,
are to be sent to the American 1nsti-
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street. New York, before May Is. For
further particulars application should
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BOOK REVIEWS.

MRS. BAJ.FANE; A Novel. BY Ger
trude Atherton. author of The Con-
queror.'' etc. New York: Frederick
A. Stokes Company.
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Fairy Tales.

Arabian Nights More Tales From the Arabian
Nights
Bayne. c. s, ed Ny Book Of Best FAIRY
Tales.
Crane. Walter. illus. Puss in Boots; and The
Forty Thieves.
Crane, Walter. illus. The Sleeping Beauty;
and Blue Beard.
Crane. walter Illus. The Three Bears and
Mother Hubbard.
Marshall, Logan, ed Fairy Tales OF All
Nations.
Oswen. X. +. The Fairy Book.
hornc-rhomscn. Mrs. Gudrun, ed. The Birch
and the Star
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Biography, History and Travel.

Aston. Florence. Stories From Grrmnn Ills
tory. iF47-AsS6s.
Birkhead. Alice. The Story Of the fr urh Roy
olution. 1913. jF393 B53i.
Bowman. Isaiah. South America. u.s., 1865
Calhoun. u. ID. The Beck of HrTH, hir
lures. jr-rig4.
Gordy; W; T; Stories Of Later A"' cr" a.
Rolt- Wheeler. L. W Thomas Alra l.d -"
jE- Ed4Ir.
Stein. Evaiecn. our~fattlr Nornan ,"l., u ..
Long Ago. jG39N SEA
sweetser, X. ID. Ten Great AdvrntGri r.. il
8Sw33ta.
Wheeler. II. T.. II. The Boys Life OF LorI
Roberts. jE-R54t6w.
whitman; g. I. Captive Royal Children.
1911. jE-3W5so.
Stories of Thrift.
American Institute of Child Life. Money
ma king and Thrift for School Boys and Girls.
jIH-AmaIm.
Pritchard, NJ. r.. and burlington q. A.
Stories of Thrift for Young Americans. jIH-
POSTS.
Nature.
Beard. u. Z. The American Boys Book OF
Bugs. Butterflies and Beetles. joT B3s3.
Collins. A. F. The Book Of Stars. jLR -C69s.
Gask, Lillian. The Hundred Best Animals.
Groser il. q. The Book Of Birds. 1911. jPE-
Miller. o. T. The Children's Book of Birds.
jPE-M8lc.
verriil. A. Fl. The Boy Collectors Handbook.
jAM-y614.
westell. W. p. The Boys Book Of Pets.
1914. jRkT-W5o3.
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IT HE work on the Andrews Memorial
u for the Corcoran School of Art has
been delayed on account Of the illness
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1916-01-31

other offcuso since there H. % very
considerable proportion 81 open
lcrimcs 'or which no one is punished.
To the list OF accidental offenders
should bee attached q hst of thos, ace
cidcntalll caught and convicted
The poitc attitude ct society toe
ward the criminal is s%ingulaf'y inron-
sistcnt. !io is studied as a sociological
problem or passed by with mdinor-
lcncc ana contempt II ne hos nIiou
from a high altitude ne looked
upon with interest. but stl' regarded
as totally apart from hawai- dinr hu-
mauit,.
u is a wholesome Trims for the
ninety aud min" q" rcculicrt OCCASION
aliN TINT the convict il simply "a human
being. not much coSrscr OF more SIN
ful than the run of free citizens. His
weaknesses, hIs tolno.. his blundcrs
have caught up with him that's an.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1916-01-31
Editorial Sidelights.



Mia civilization has struck Mex
Be-" at last Carraual state. hat Villa
is numbering Americans for tho sole
purpose oi putting t.m Cc|artanzal in
IN, bad staces of the government of
tn United States Villa cnn,s back
IN true diplomatic style with the as
.s,rtiol that Cnrranzll himself h. CON
niying with the murd,rcrs 1T Nmcri-
cans in order To- put hum tN.llal Ia the
'isht ot being the solo tguuul, Of M,X-
leo.
what BIS this Tut prompt occurs To-
the tactics OF tho highly "ciy.
ilizcd tactics Of the diplomlts Of Eu
ropo' When pass ngo .niGs were
sunk In the ocean l little while ago.
Germany oharged that the allies were
sinking neutral ,hip. 900 order to paint
Germany black before th, humane
world. white the lII.s .ha.r,d that
Germany was doing fhc SINKING in OF.
der To- draw ncuirtI uut.uns into a
state oi siege ana Eco prevent the
further shipment ct Ammunition
abroad.
Bat 100 both cases The .spiluutions
ar, mot thc Trims th,s 1901 ,re come
after the dtmas, b. done rh, oeu-
tril cunc"ru ui thc world the Fact
ct Wiiiui kiiiIn- Tor which ruucbody
be- Responsible The principal -luslac.
ti"u 10 tnoWiue who fnu Killer is. BE-
either ~ brand nam with hi- right
NAME 90 tu capture him aut prevent
~rru"ttluus u' h.a atrp,it.aa Iul tina.
BE- LH...HI -r.f.H o.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1916-01-31

therefore us simply a question OF
supplying enough bats to cat hem al
SAN Antonio rather thinks she
has enough of the little bcasts-or
birds, or whatever thcy aro-for the
purpose.
What q bat can iiud to hkc IN "A
mosquito b. hard Cor a mote human
To- see but there's no O. ouuting for
tastes.
There said To- 5c a dcmnni iu New
i,r.c, Co start u few bat colonies To-
war against that states famous
'skectcrs. old Jersey residents how
ever. are dubious OF the outcome. They
stay they ro afraid the 'skcctcr- might
eat the bats. And anyhow Sew jet
-,y is Inclined TO- the method found
oiicdrious al Panama eliminating
the mosquito before he's born. by
draining swamps ~ sprinkling them
with Kerosene, instead uf CAMPAIGN
ms against him aitcrwird
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1916-01-31

TIlE STRONGEST MAN " Ni-
ABLE.

~ pECJLATiON as TO she future
political aspirations of A. \
Jones, first assistant secretary
of the interior, probably viii lac set
at rest the next time Mr.. Jones comes
to New Mexico, which, II Is under-
stood VIII De u"t'hg IN" P'es'n' WIN
Political wisehcr"s had WORRIED OUT Il
plan Tor Presiden' wilson /" i"ll""
whereby the presid'ni was TO name
Secretary ~ the interior Lane u" inc
supreme oen'h thus lca'ins open inc
WAY Tor the executive I" name MI
''"'s :" w '' Jus
"' ="
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s'''e -"
"S ''.' w
"'' i"" !" VIZ" w" ''"' NV
"'"'' " ~ '"' '"" ""'' Nv"
I" NV "
w q ''' '''' " u" =
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The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1916-01-31
Bats aud No>puiIoU-


san Antonio Texas, wen vith MoN-
,.H uu iis hands. b. turning Co it-
snf'u" mosquito campaign The mu-
nI.|pul utt ruosis have been put in
s~hlp-shar, condition, qua uuNt month
the bat. wII no ready fo. thoir grtat
drN' BATS wake up 'trlN DO Texas.
Moot persons look upon that 'mu-
nirtptI u1t rou.t" a. q JOKE ind regard
% bat process of mosquito cNtcrml-
nation .. b more or lees humorous
noiur" take san Antonio. however.
is p'rioui'f serious about n, and in
sists that her systcm wnrkg.
The ot' hos found that hats eat
m%osquitoos lust as pr q 4. Camp
belt IA" local bal expert mn intained
they would from the beginning one
bat, n Be- estimated. catcGos and de-
YOURS 1000 mosquitoes per night
WIN Il given mosquito population,
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1916-01-31


Governor Sat Harris of Gcorgia
celebrated his scscntiolL birthday am
uiNcrsrry One day last Wr.h lud told
"a newspaper man thai nc bau mover
ptnNtl a come of cards 100 his Ifc.
tn, savannah MurnInp Nr,ss asked
the following dlN how considering the
Tact that DO, governor nuH,I PLAYED
20 game 90 .rd., could h' hope 60
land he pine. rlc vote Tho rino,hlo
vote soomH Co b., an Important thing
Co. round Hu % Gc"rg,u politics aud
virtue thus .'o. u%urewari,d
Governor Harris told ,ui4o other
thlusa Ihuuf NIs personal ha..ts that
are lut,ty.llu- A. tn chief cNccu-
tive of H prohibition STAT, b.. be- Wao-
tcInE what hr represent rho old
gentleman of, Jared ho dldn't feel q
day over 9. ur 80 N,ars of t4c. and
that ui N,4Ith "a perfect Hc
thought 'h' .,lson for thI. was that
Dee hHi l'vlt- been toup,rJt, Iu cat
ing and |uf.Hhnr. That ~, bad newer
Used whtst's OF tobacco. lpG hadn't
played DIf.. % even J,rd q al-s word
ai BAL, .I,
Nh'u ND inferred th' Utcdordtc
service co. q spunsster 81. promised
hIs mother Do, wouldn driub. swear
or PLAY cards The hlrdeat portion ui
IN" promise was To- abstain from card
games. H- I.lt Wda about tho uuls
t"ui'" "' HWIscmcnt tor ia, soldiers.
Ito Haa wIfustuod the temptation fui
ihi,r score years ana ton te VOL ns
INDIuI.- |HI tlu.r small ...Y,.. ga thnt
ne can present a rather rcuIprkahl,
record jon lhc people OF G%oarsia 10
'dml' tlrtuv ,s q political asset
iu 'r'rH.H Governor HAMS win DE
Reelected Wait and see,
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1916-01-31
Views OF The Press
A Century Later

moro 60 FIRST principle, and act y
liit'o moro IN patriotic grounds. !
Go not know when II VIII. or what
may be the issue Of the contest
Under tho.r atriA.ng words Of tho
leader OF the American revolution
lists IS this comment, put there by
Lord Derby. the man charged with
recruiting foI the army
The answer was the United States
OF America"
Meaning Of course that IN Fnr.
lands caae victory and the integ.
rity 81 the British empire, and Brit.
ish world.povcr. VIII be certain II
The admonition Of Washington Is
taken 10 heart by every Britishcr.
OF course the world Briton. Tcu.
ton. Frenchman. Latin, Slay and all
the rest Of them long nro rocog.
nizcd the ilghteou moss of the cause
represented by Washington's leader.
ship and the greatness ~ the man
Washington, but II IL decidedly In.
toresting to hear George Washing.
ton. the great American revolution.
st called traitor" and the one man
above all others who humbicd n
mighty power and deprived II OF its
richest poss. ion on the globe.
quoted as the author OF words that
oNomplify best OF all the straits OF n
great nation and represent the
clinching argument In favor OF unity
and willingness 10 sacrifice.
Though Washington In dead these
many decades his %posthumous words
never fail 10 strike n responsiveness
In the hearts Of Americans. Not
being American II can not be ex.
pecled that tho British people will be-
moved by them as Americans would,
but there Is no getting ava, from
the fact that the words Of Washing.
ton NJ In most appropriately 10 the
situation In England,-Scr0ntom,
Pa Tines
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1916-01-31
MOTION PICTURE FILM
CANNOT BE CARRIED IN
CAR WITH PASSENGER

Nic OF passengers from accident west.
Cru railroads un tine ur-t ul February.
WuI pruhilit IA, D1rrFlu- ct motion
picture aims 90 passenger ca-s The
cclluloid oi which the films Hr, made
H. a highlN ~cpmhustlhic substance. and
the fear 81 that "a ehauc, contact with
fire might end In disaster
This action follows mat already
taken uN railroads ul tho enUutr, TO-
Gated 10 the cast ana u,ddl" west \
passenger ca "a suburban. lruiu running
"ut eff Chicago recent, carried INTO
the combination smoking end gaze
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1916-01-31

STRICKLAND VI. ClLLlLANo
vL. Iuix.,S,l ntpSttau

.ucy DO not ask Whore does this
pathway lead
What were u, goal II .hould thus
prucccd?'
10. thoy'r re not asking vital thinrs
like those
"a these swift days through which
the mad world flows.
Instead .hoy're anxious that they
nay not fail
TO hold thpir lob and draw tEcir
weekly kalc.
And this tie only question chat
they ask
A. looking n the clocE. they
slight their task:
Can
Get by?"
rhoy do not ask could thil work
that DO
no done more %thorourhiy. by bands
more true
They do not query: "Mlsht I do
still more
70 bless nay boss in ba kct and In
store'''
They are not troubled with "A
haunting fear
Lest work their hands are doing
prove too dear
Not any a. they pray for clo-o OF
hi2
Thor one aud only earnest quos-
ton is.
"Can
Get hy'"
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1916-01-31
Iitt :, VI on ABSOLUTE
- ~riCt.


~ RECTOR Georse otis smith OF
the United states Geological
survey delivered an address
before the recent Pan American scI-
'utir.c congress IN Washington upon
M. ruaie,t The People, fn'cros, in
WAGER Power Resource. which hi.
nov been published ts "a bulletin ct
the survey and which may 20. obtained
and read with profit ny ever person
interested. however siLhtl'. 100 the
larso subject of control 60. wat,r pow
~ resources or IN the broader subject
of public regulation eft utilities The
paper .- nu i%lluminatns discussion of
both the single and tho general scope
of regulation. treated with . vision
th't makes tha paper ,r genuine
value.
Control OF water power IA New
Mexico has not get beeoria Zoo i-sJ,
\s compared WIN other plbi.. land
~ forest reserve states uur resources
% water power are limItod. ana ",
have been 100 tho attitude of ar eager
ness ton Development 81 sp,h a. $50
have winch %probahi, would have
resources r,gardlcss of regulation 90
81,
~ '
a., '
~
'" "'''''" question whether
''''" 'i ''' i'"'''I 'fnm'n'
'' ''"'' .'''' 'h"t 81 hf'pr'-
'' "'''''Eh "' says
''''' I'D 'h- '''I issue
'" ''' "'-'i 'n'''''. "s '"h'
's VI ''"'' i''''in Hes ne pui-
~ " ''''''" I'H'si''''' proposals
@ move '''" hS
'"" p''"'rH "''''ll' ''n.'h '>
'"'' "'' "''h ''I'"'" an 'I.
" ""' "a" ''''h'pl u
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1916-01-31

n n ANY way7 are being rcaortol
Nj ia ia the British empire -
40 spur the "tlaclc,s Oh 10 en-
listing In Tho army. The shad'1 ~
Nelson and other British heroes arc
called upon % persuade Nritish
youth and patriotism 30 tho point
where II win bo ready 20 make this
sublime sacrifice.
Tens OF thousands Of dollars have
been spent in advertising In the
newspapers and elsewhere. They
have not fnilcd, for thc-o ~ to-
day u ~li"itifh army OF 5000 .0oo
compared 90 700 600 nj the onthrell,
of var. Vet Kitchener wants mon
and moro men"
What has an this got TO do with
The story2 Just this they have
reach, tho end Of thclr ingenuity
In trying 10 ret 'more men" 30 on.
list by purely British means. They
have turned "a their history books
for inspiration and find. In the words
of the immortal Washington, who ono
hundred and thirC-niuo years ago
was the most magnetic figure nnd
foe Of the Mother Country. leader
Of the american traitors 'rcyolu-
tlonists' and "dialoyal colonisis," tho
keynote which best describes Eng.
lands needs and for which they have
been looking. II Is contained IN
these words. boldly displayed ON
great posters stuck UP throughout
the British Isles;
1T II not sufficient for n man 10
b. "A passive friend aud well wi5her
10 u cause. Every person should DO
active IN some department pr other.
without paying too much attention
to private interest, our
conflict Is not likely to cease so soon
ms every good man would wish. The
measure 81 iniquity Is not yet filled.
AID unlvss Nc can xeturn u little
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1916-01-31

Il have here a great inycnt.on,'
said Iigrloy, az the club.
yes"
"Nou notice | have the swltch-
key Of ply car aud my latch hey
ticd together
surely"
"Wcll you owhcnPm down town
In the ear aud set ready To start
home and cau't find my s~witch-key,
sa" 10 myself. 4 should worry
why should want 20 90 home any
way. when ! cant rct IN the house,
And so | iu stay down town
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1916-01-31

monopoly originates IN thc commu.
nifty and the people raht o q share
ia the benefits is therefore funda.
mental
'rhc New Yoik public service com.
mission had under consideration two
year. apo tho question whether "a ms
dru-"ic'tric company mad the vested
right to sell low eco Niagara soncrat-
cd energy at the price of high-cost.
stc1m-rcutratcd oncrsy ami pocket
thu profits. The decision was plain
cuoush to settle this issue wherever
It may p, raised. Rccorni2 .ng fully
The claims of the company tor q Ib-
crai return upon IT, capital invested.
the commission concluded IT, discus
sion Of the ease with thcs, words
UUt to ga, hat the public IL
oltfl,d To- no advantage rom the
us" ol these waters. chat ,Ec ter;
rtuiy which can hc served with
electric energy developed ~ Nj
agIta Fall. has no advantage ana
I. entitled 4, n. bcnout ny rc,s,r
"t proximity 90 those fall.. Is To-
sl something which does not APP
p,ali o ihr host iudsm,pt .f man.
L,,1 ,., OIL, .~,.,,,t,
Engineering skill has created
through the turbine and tE. long
distance transmission line e publ,
utility 81 the inst rank 10 is now "a
problem Jos social economies to ~,,ur,
for the people ,nc real ADVANTAGES Of
thee MODERN Inventions Too often
n ,hc past tno wealth v.u by M,
ENGINEER from the mine. 90, forcs,
OF the stream has been mouogolizcd
los The capitalist. Experience i. teach
inr the American p,opI, 10 regard Iu.
dustr.ul development a.. 4, public maj,
.sr. IN which other thuu owners OF
stocks aud bonds are concerned
Too often the public interest 10
water power resource mas teen Dis
..s,cd almost who'll, m t.rw. ct com.
|ponso,ion TOLLS. aud Oh8rao ior IA,
publicly owned resources u'llzrd IN,
ro. ouuc Idca connected with ,nis con
s,rNation ISSUE has been allowed {,
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1916-01-31

car f1ar reels uf mot uu picture nlms
'nd placed it ou the floor between tho
eats I1 some way. presumably lt n
lighted match dropped %, , smoF,r.
iho Minis were set on and an ,Npioa-
ion occurred boz which thlrty-oight per
sous v'r" badly burned. two fatally
~ q Result railroads are mo- longer
willing To- submit their customers to
such . hazard.
Whom u,ms are sent by express th.y
con bee Inspected when received Tor
hipncut ana carried n the -aic maj
u'r laid down ~ h packing rules 90
the Interstate commerce commission
This ruling has been recommend
hy the american hallway association
ana the bureau for safe transportation
ut explosives
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1916-01-31

Most min whiu they havo
lurrncd a tnrade sa-ay, Good bye.
bra-ains' won't liver made ycz
amy moro' nov hiv a thtadc''
IN people that hires thin fr n job
notices at right AWAY.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1916-01-31
WHO'S holding >iakes"

herman ~icR took q vacation
'ianday as he wont 10 Latrossr ac-
,nmpnnicd by bis girl Someone
has reported hat he H. studying
The ougcnlc marriage law of Wis
cousin. Wen. Herman, whatever Won
DO remember your bet Nateryillo
Department Waukon standard.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1916-01-31

Antonio Spa hott'. Idystrptufr
us2|oro-zcyo, fernando Blefds-
co
"N'hat on earth are you read
Tag
THE Net Of american citizens
L.llcd on tho last liner attacked by
. submarine
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1916-01-31

Guest Landlord, this hand harln
o. mine won't drain at all
Landlord Put the plug In. The
plug leaks.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1916-01-31
mn NiNiIN \\D NM

~ NJ out OF every hundred per
~ SOM in the state of Sew YorS
was convicted II Drime during
the year
Justice. as embodied In s%tatJtcs.
necessarily depends iargcly ON chance
and Circumstance for its administra-
ton ana To- what extent the ninety
ana nine. IN Sew YORK or iu Sew
Mexico, should congratulate them
selves on their lur0y stlrs for being
free of the faint of discovered crime
one cannot attempt Co estimate
Social position renders many inn
mune "a the temptations that iay
others by The hccls or saves them
from the penalties 81 wrong-doing.
Getting caught, 50 Tar as tho records
indicate, should stand above oyorH
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1916-01-31

Joe Tyaland, wife and children
slipped down ~ G~rimsTaris IN VI.
J.s Ford, sunday afternoon
Ion, la, standard.
Evening journal., 1916-10-18
new OWNERS FOR
CITY real ESTATE

The following property transfers
we're recorded at the Registry Blu
reau since last Friday.
william H. Reed TO Lafayette
David Patrick, No. SO7 Poplar street.
$3.50.
William H. Montgomery TO VIII
liam r. Vance. No. III Spruce street.
1880.
Charles W. Cooling to Kenneth l..
Emmons, southeast corner Twenty
sixth and Washington streets. $780,
William r. Vance to William Fl
Montgomery. No. III Spruce Street,
$3.50.
Lynch Brothers Company to Thorn
as B. Thomas, No. 1927 Clayton
street. $1,000.
Rhea Viola Regain to Catherine
Regain, No. zoos Van Buren, street
$4,000. David Regain to Rhea Viola
Regain. same property. $4,000.
Matteo Nesei and wife from Cath
erin Conner No. 205 Madison street.
$1,000.
% hunUff " hANfNA ---+
Nance. on the east side Of Twenty
fourth street. 81 feet north Of Madi-
son street $4,000
The Home for Aged Women to Jo-
seph p. Amalhtano, on the west side
Of Lincoln street. 81 feet south OF
Rowland street. $500.
John j. Cassidy to Nathaniel b.
Culbert. on east side OF Twenty-ffth
street, 121 feet south Of West street,
$4,000.
James b. Oberly to Alfonzo Buiano
and wife. north side OF Eleventh
street so feet east Of Union street,
S1450.
Alfred L. Ainscow to AlfonzO Fer
rant. No. 14O3 West Eighth street,
$4,000.
Nathan Schlanger TO Nathan Areff,
10. 511 West Third street. S2400.
John A. Cody TO Lydia Ploesser,
vest side of McCabe avenue, PAS feet
iouth Of Monroe street, $500.
Evening journal., 1916-10-18
Government Sees chance
FOR LEWES EXPANSION

Special to THE EVENING JOURNAL
GEORGETOWN. Del, Oct 1S.-Ac-
cording to the Bureau of Soils. Wash
ington, ID. c., Lewes possesses the
nucleus OF becoming one Of the most
prosperous sea coast cities, II its
great resources arc properly develop
ed. Its great scope of territory. its
situation with reference to markets.
its great variety of profitable crops
so eagerly sought for by 20,000,000 OF
people so near by the great variety
Of legumes so easily grown for the
maintenance Of the soils fertility its
excellent types of soil so easily work
ed so responsive and so well adapted
to the truck crops and its sturdy
citizens all give il an advantage
possessed by few other communities.
According to the bureau. with these
advantages. its future success and
greatness will depend entirely upon
its citizens. and II they are ambitious
and anxious to see their town become
a leading center in Delaware. il will
be necessary for them to lend their
utmost support and encouragement In
the development OF profitable indus
tries.
Evening journal., 1916-10-18
ODFssA.S SOCIAL SIDE.

Special to THE EVENING JOURNAL:
ODESSA Del, Oct 1S.-Mrs. Leon
ard V. Aspril entertained the Ladies'
Aid Society of the NJ. r. Church one
evening last week.-Mrs.. George Fur
man Mather has returned to Lang
horne. Pa. after a visit Of several
weeks with her aunt Mrs. Walter V.
Woods -Mrs. John Heldmeyer has
returned from a visit with friends in
Philadelphia.-Mr. and Mrs. Joseph
Enos have gone to Lewes where they
will spend some time with their SON
T. Courtney Enos and family.-Mr.
and Mrs. John Green Of Salem, n. j.
visited friends here last week.-The
Rev. and Mrs. H. c. Shipley have
Mrs. Legar Of Wyoming. for a visitor
Mt the parsonage.-Mrs. /. G. Webb IS
entertaining her mother, Mrs CHM,
of Townsend Inthia Link OF
Newark n. j.. is here for visit with
Miss Margaret McCoy.-Mrs. w. b.
Rhodes. of Camden n. j., returned to
her home after a visit with relatives
here.