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The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1917-05-24
WITH THE LIBERTY
LOAN IN NEW YORK.


New York. May 2s.--Every woman's
organization I'm New York city today
began a campaign for the liberty bond
The frat liberty loan dividend was
declared today by the directors OF the
II, wood Brothers 81 Wekeneld COM
pany. furniture manufacturers 1t
was an extra dividend OF s. share
to be paid In the war bonds.
Thomas A. Edison will address his
10. 600 employees tomorrow night and
expects to list every one Of them for
a bond.
Mrs Jacob H. sehir subscribed
S25 Gee 20 the bonds.
4 drive through the department
stores today yielded Sl,000,oo0 sub
scriptlons for the loan
More than 100000 hoy scouts viii
canvass the homes Of the NATION in
atd Of the liberty loan In response TO
The call Of President Wilson.
Buy liberty bond" is the tip to
Germans in quest of permits to enter
the barred zones"
Hohokeu through its sinking fund
commission voted today 10 buy 100000
Of the bonds,
John H. Rockefeller is reported to
lac aiming Ia rake 500. coo 600 OF the
bonds He Is buying Ia small amounts
because Of the criticism tnat may crop
up that he is trying to evade taxes,
the bonds are exempt.
Bernard NJ Baruch subscribed So
e"e, GOO for the bonds
Governor whitman today called on
the eople -thet-ataie- Organize
their efforts in airport Of the loan.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1917-05-24
Paper Made of Spinach Stems.

The chemists are contemplating
using the stems OF spinach for max
ing paper. According to French
horticulturist, NJ. de Mover spinach
stems contain forty-sx per cent Of
cel'uIoso He claims to have made
paper from the vegetable. following
the methods Of the Grenoble paper-
making school. If the waste portions
Of spinach are used for this purpose,
he believes il will produce most
satisfactory writing paper, which Will
cost considerably less than the present
high quality grades Popular Science.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1917-05-24
HOCI E T Y
Coicnaau----l3ianti


A marriage of great interest TO Viz
9tnia society is that Of Miss EebeoCa
q Boiling Bland and Frederick Page
81 Coleman. both OF Newport News
which was euitely celebrated Tuesday
A afternoon at four O'Clock at the nome
4 OF the bride elects mother. Mrs, Back
n wood Bland. 100 THenty-ninth street
Booth the bride and groom are wide
" and prominently rotated through
cut the state, Mr. Coleman, Was form
erly of SOUTH Boston.
Among the out-of-towu guests at
the wedding were. My and M4s !. G.
Hewlett of South Boston. Miss JaueI
i Hand. a sister OF the bride. Miss Mary
I Elizabeth Moore. Miss Mary DadF
Thornton. and Mrs John WorsAam, oi
Richmond.
Rus~cti--SiraSin.
Mrs. Thomas Shcvlln, OF New N~i IS.
has announced her engagement &c
Marshal Russell Il youne broker "f
wanehester Va Mrs shcViin who W."
formerly Miss Eliza beth shcrjey. et
louisville, Ky has nern f-k-1E lh Now
ork since the death Of hel husband
the noted football player ana coach At
Yale.
Entertained In Kaicagh
Misses Catherine and Ethel T'aDeti
left Richmond yesterday for WISH
with Judge ana Mrs Albert COX. az
their home on Hulsboro street
Raleigh. y {. last evening judge
and Mrs Cox entertained in then
honor AT q dance at the " oman's c|u"
HorSe. f,arf. at Virginia Manor,
George w. stevens has been host
during the past week at very en-
ipvabls house party, given at his conn
try estate. Virginia Nanor. IN ROCK
bridge county. the members leaving
ycsterday for their homes. The party
included: Mr. and Mrs. Efreu IITn-
4 ha1ist. MADAME Alma EiurKf Misses
Eioise Natdrop. o. Norfolk Mary
Motion and Helen stevens, NJ Rich
mond
Personals.
NJ rar,.s uavex - 13slt5nc her son
a., -, - asI1ybter Nj and Mrs
- II urtrht a. thair county place
- ~ Craen Snrtns valley. MARYLAND
- .A'N
>er. .,ar,or fo},,xan of whining
:. fha ol4est 81 friends IN
49, -t.
t'''S ~>' -.
=. tx.a,l,5,.s and Mise bar
.At9' L. ~ IN. A. t,u.l.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1917-05-24
VIII Receive Buttons.

Every subscriber in Virginia to the
liberty loan, whether the subscription
be large or small. viii receive one o.
tire 81. 600 liberty bond buttons TO he
distributed throughout the state for
wear on the coat lapel as demonstra-
tion OF patriotic spirit.
The consignment OF buttons wilt be
shipped shortly to Chairman Richard
II Smith. Of the bond distribution COM
fr3ttee of thte f8IststE-.. rfrsssss til .bheri Y
loan headquarters at Washington.
At a meeting of the board of di-
rectors of the First National bank yes
terdav it was unanimously decided TO
subscribe to $500. 600 of the liberty loan
bonds. 1t Is the opinion of the direc-
tors of the hank that II is important
that every one who Is able TO do -
should subscribe promptly to show tho
world that the American people are
eolidly behind their government In
addition to this subscription of 5000
for it's own account. it's friends and
customers are subscribing through the
hank for liberal amounts.
Although the other banks had not
taken similar action up to yesterdne
afternoon II was announced that sew
eral of them are contemplating taking
UP the matter very shortly.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1917-05-24
ACTIVITY
REPORTED BY CLUES
People In Richmond Are Displaying
Additional Interest in Liberty
Lean Movement.
COMMITTEES oRGA MED
AT MEETIN. YESTERDAY.
hoy scouts shortly to Begin House
Toulouse Canvass. While Insurance
Wen viii Lend Aid-FIrst National
~ubscribes s5G0,tspa.

Practically all Of the Liberty Loan
Bond clubs in the various banks of
Richmond reported increased activity
yesterday and those behind the hove
nent in this city last night expressed
themselves as being MUCH encouraged.
There was hardly "A club in Richmond
that did not report moro than one of
the bonds SOLD. while some of them
announced that number had been
disposed of during banking hours
The committee appointed Monday to
aid in the campaign here met yester-
day afternoon with The Richmond
Bankers association executive COM
building and organized Robert King,
chairman of the advertising commits
tee. reported that the men who were
selected for his body, have not only
consented to serve. hut have already
been at work. Mr.. King told the bank
ers that considerable progress has
been made, and that he believes that
he will receive the cooperation of the
Richmond advertisers and the various
moving picture theater managers. Ell
forts viii be made to have the adNer-
Users here devote Fl portion Of their
newspaper space to help put the liher-
~ loan bonds before the Richmond
public. while the managers Of theaters
win be asked to give them space on
he
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1917-05-24

John Stewart Bryan and pr. Douglas
s. Freeman comprise The committee
To line up the Richmond Boz scouts
The Youngsters will be asked 70 dis
tribute circulars and other matter cor
corning the sale of the bonds. Scouts
here have always been ready and
willing TO lend their assistance In any
patriotic movement and the committee
VIII experience no trouble whatever
in getting them to give THEN ser
vices
The scouts witt max. house-to-
house canvass throughout the city In
the interest Of the movement. Not
only will the circular be placed in
every Richmond home. but there will
be a subscription blank AS we'll. Every
money Garner In the city viii be given
an opportunity TO do something for
his country In this hour OF urgent
need After all OF the blanks have
been distributed the scouts will re
turn to the homes, and those that have
been properly filled out Will be re.
turned to the liberty loan headquarters,
at 11i4 East Main street
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1917-05-24

More than 200, 600 hoy scouts will
canvass the homes of the nation in
asd Of the liberty loan In response 10
The call Of President Wilson.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1917-05-24
Have Insurance ommitiee.

Fdw ard. Strudwick, well-known
Richmond insurahce niaH, has aEreed
To serve as chairman of the insurance
committee. Those behind the liberty
loan movement have been promised
the cooperation Of every insurance
company in Richmond, They will NOT
only encourage men In their employ TO
invest in the bonds. but will ask their
solicitors that they put the matter be-
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1917-05-24

Bernard NJ Baruch subscribed So
6"H GOO for the bonds
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1917-05-24

the people of the atAie-tn- Organize
their efforts in support Of the loan.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1917-05-24

Buy liberty bond is the tip to
Germans in quest of permits to enter
the barred zones"
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1917-05-24

Mrs Jacob II. Schih subscribed
sg5t. Gee TO the bonds.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1917-05-24

4 drive through the department
stores today yielded 100000 sub
scrtptions for the loan
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1917-05-24

Thomas a. Edison will address hts
70. 600 employees tomorrow night and
expects TO list every one Of them for
q hnnd
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1917-05-24

Hohokeu through its sinking fund
commission voted today 70 buy 100000
Of the bonds
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1917-05-24

New York. May 2S.--Every woman's
I'm New York city today
began a campaign for the liberty bond,
The mirror. (Stillwater, Minn.) 1894-1925, 1917-11-01
The Youths Message

If had the doing single kindness the
land would diligently the best thing This
message dstnctvely
Mans Age Such characterization is quite fitting and worthy In
the Standards judgments and unworthy
of things which to invest have ruined mutuies of
things shoals which other
wise useful life has been wrecked.
youth speak from and
wisdom Direct and
This leads numbered
best things life education moral character and religion Educa
which activity
the something needs
said with all thy getting. understand
ing" This the result of schooling for
who little of
learning Education important than school
ing.
with the of the school however multudes of
should find their institutions of learning. 1t
everything the and
good teachers The thoughtful youth will take
of the period Of life his his life
who thinks decevng himself One
along well life unframed better than the
with head of Thought practically rules the
world. We need thinkers. Selected.
You know she claims that talk
If that spoke a declared the musician peevshy
II bet would Woman. you have played me false
The mirror. (Stillwater, Minn.) 1894-1925, 1917-11-01
Use Your Mind and Will

Do you to become of
tim of that drifting habit of mind which parayzes
Then begin will and your
tion creative activity.
Nine of ten if
falls far short of what business life
lacks purpoeu will and his mind He
drifts where he should take He kicked
instead of striking boldly
charge himself
the work in hand and forge ahead
Opportunity largely per-
steny keep their when
For instance.
nosing around suburban She
and all the land she could learn
Finally for
$4,000 odd She sold diamond the needed
and succeeded cash for the Within months she
offered for half the what she had
WHOLE but would the
This simply illustration of how opportunity
those who seek You that have
real But the will work
the will teach yourself
Do look miracle but take Of
iniest that the E.
Towne in November Nautilus
The mirror. (Stillwater, Minn.) 1894-1925, 1917-11-01
Buy A Bond
By "Optimo''

To the nations, O er the waters,
We have sent our sons and daughters;
Martyrs, in the Marian slaughters
OF that land.
Though at home some, no less loyal,
Are exempt from battle royal,
Man and woman, girl and boy, ALL
Lend hand.
Much or little wealth, we'll lend it
To The CAUSE, nor lily spend it:
We've dollar, we will send it,
Khaki clad,
Where the flag of death is Haunted,
To the shores where hunger-haunted
Millions battle, brave, undaunted-
Martial mad.
Seraphs cease their joyful singing;
Death, his weird flight is winging;
Solemn, ghostly bells are ringing
Sorrows toll.
Through these days of dire distraction,
Crepe not in blind stupefaction;
Join, with no reluctant action,
Honor's roll.
In this movement, democratic,
Voice your sentiments, emphatic!
Waiver not nor be erratic.
Golden wand
Wave DER seas to yonder turmoil,
Ere it reaches you on your soil:
If malignant schemes you'd sure foil,
Buy BOND.
The mirror. (Stillwater, Minn.) 1894-1925, 1917-11-01
By Ham


The evening lesson from the book of job
YEA light put out when
imme the church al n total darkness
Brethren said the with scarcely moments
pause in of the faae of the lights
to ask you to go and in no ore."
An explorer South of wireless
eegrsphy the tribes there
for than three thousand years.
his travels he Of the by
Of who had evidently
they knew coming they pointed arrange
suspended bar 1t
sending among
throughout the Amazon Valley.
The the followed trunk of tree suspended
pole the base slightly off the ground Inside
much like VIOLIN When the
with rubber
for miles the hills receiver of somewhat
arrangement-Ex
Evening journal., 1917-12-24

the Word and is clcarlyN declared
scores Of times:
All flesh shall know that Jehovah
am thy Saviour and Redeemer.'
Their Redeemer Is strong Jehovah
, Of hosts is His name.
! am Jehovah, and beside me there
is no Saviour
~ am Jehovah thy God-for there
is no Savious beside me.
Have not Jehovah2 and there is
no God beside me.
Jehovah Of hosts is His name, and
thy Bedeemer the holy one Of Israel
the God Of the whole earth shall He
be called.
Unto US q child is born. unto us
a Son is giyen-and His name shall be
called Wonderful. Counsellor The
/ Mighty God. The Everlasting Father
/ Tho Prince Of Peace
SAYS Isaiah, Prepare We the way Of
jehovah, make straight in the desert
a highway for our Cod and John
/ the Baptist said, This is He that was
/ spoken Of by the prophet Esaias, say
ing The voice Of one crying in the
/ wilderness, Prepare ye the way OF the
/ Lord. make His paths straight
And Jesus said, 1 and the Father
are one. He that hath seen me hath
seen the Father
"The New Church is new because 1t
alone as a united body has no other
thought Of God than one Person. Jesus
Christ in whom dwelleth all the full
ness Of the GoSlead bodily, even as
soul within its own body. Today we
/ celebrate the birth of that body IN
/ which God declared Himself; we com
memorate the event Of Jehovah God
creating a human organization into
which lie might send His spirit, which
lie might glorifv with the fullness OF
God. and make known to His children
! the wisdom, mercy. compassion, love
and blessed life that is in His own
bosom. and by the wonderful disclo-
sure OF His tenderness and affection
and holy beauty, draw all men unto
Him.
said Peter. Thou art the Christ,
the son OF the Living Cod Jesus re-
nlied. Upon this Rock this true con-
fession and acknowledgment OF His per-
som / will build my church and the
gates Of hell shall not prevail against
H. We Law this cornerstone as that
Bock Divinely assured that our faith
will forever stand, that the gates Of hell
cannot prevail against 1t, that in this
faith there are all the powers or re-
demption and salvation even to the Ut
termost.
Marvellous in our eyes is this corner
stone. this happy faith, out OF which
unfolds rational Illuminating. truths
wherein is the path Of life, and the ful-
ness Of the souls satisfaction.
Thanks be to God for this blessed
privilege Of thus acknowledging and
serving Jehovah-Jesus, the first and the
last. TO whom we ascribe all blessing
glory. wisdom, thanksgiving, honor
power and might.
30 Lord and Saviour Jesus Christ
the one and only God and heavenly
Father. accept this service and gift 10
Thee as we thus celebrate thy ma
livity.
"Consecrate with thy truth and love
and Holy Spirit this deed; be thou ever
the head stone Of the corner in all
for which this church shall stand, and
may our lives and the lives Of many be
built here upon the true rock OF our
salvation.
"The Lord bless you and keep you
the Lord cause His face to shine upon
YOU and be gracious unto you; the
Lord lift up His countenance upon you
and give YOU peace Amen"
Evening journal., 1917-12-24
Information for Travellers
Time OF Departure Of and rroys Wilmington,
Trains Marked % Expresses
PHILADELPHIA BALTIMORE & WASHINGTON R R.


PHILADELPHIA BALTIMORE R R.
SOS Zoo io2os lie RI Ml2los 1912
49, s: Sic. ' sa; $780, 81 1911 o o 49, 0i' 49, ' 'i ' $685. 1867
To Psnaaesht SUNDAYS. 4 M-l.5 sss aeS 5Ss SO IS.
ss $50 ois 7 4c. Y ss 90 '
55s. 4os. Ia 2d ' ss is eas 75s. $780, i2 i' '' '
TO Baltimore WASHINGTON 4 MI. +oT. so.
S.ao.. s.ss-' 7.ss 800
Eznrss...-A. M sg. 80. 1o27.
M@2ss. 22. 2 N1ias. Sio.
no9o con,I Express" for New England passengers only leaving will
ony carry
zoo F so po ot doT The c s; soo sp AS rs n S
AK Sso'' Is; 1922 Cape Charles Fl presses ias
BALTIMORE OHIO EAnRoAD
ia.d E i so d So si1 Ss ZOOS Scs Me- ''0 'i' NJ
IN r' s ga o E;.'n i o !d' y' Me- i'' Ma
EhnnsO? s Ts s ss. rs % 'ii' ''' 1872 '''' l'
, Pa 10 s M'iO Si'' 7'5 $780, 2s' Mi
PHILADELPHIA READING RAILWAY.
d.,. H 70 a. VIZ SO S n saa s ~ '0 40 p Bun
Philadelphia 1880 $50
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. ROUTE
1 ssssdi s Ea FSs.q R9 NJ g5 FA S o and
~, and 1000 NJ, u ococh
SUBURBAN LINES.
ate. I G ;ss sSs .oG ssH s 'S6 @ % g % rim
hour S c q minute. & hour % s1af ;s;.SsA ii:
m b.s.. e.; Mi ' m P p . i's & Vim T LAT.
minutes To- PS,Pi sG6R. az: s e. @ s sos % s % no
the SoSI na every minutes .sso1aIs csf.
;S"s "4s Yves. S CHESTER h %1o65s d VEST drown Springs wit" cars for
4 S.:''' q the hour ''' " ' ''' - for '''''' '-''
Evening journal., 1917-12-24

LIFE AND CHARACTER READING.
DECEMBER "a.


The birthstone OF this date calls for
an onyx or a moonstone The chief
characteristics is love OF books and art
and an analytical mind Belonging TO
the tribe of Judah. we find people born
today of an unusually progressive
mind, br0ad-mnded and open 10 con-
viction. Reasoning powers are keen.
The aneclional nature is deep. includ-
ing friendship and the ties and love Of
home The strongest characteristic is
ambition 10 carry everything to a bril-
Liant conclusion as quickly as possible.
The sign of Capricorn ruling this
birihdatc is a feminine sign and gives
women q strong nature with mental
hrilliancy You will find the men of
this brthdatc kind. sensitive and not
very energetic. working best under the
direction of others.
The governing planets are Mars and
saturn, giving love OF all the material
things of life.
The birthstone is a m0Onstone.
Evening journal., 1917-12-24
Everything In Lumber

- - eAAAAA = 81 A<NAAAA III
We carry The largest stock IN the State
let ne furnish you with board or carload
S. G. Simmons & Bros. Co.
Front and rstnall sts.
D. = A.. 25i. Automatic. 2GsG.
Evening journal., 1917-12-24

TOR SALE FIBRE RUG. USED TWO
months. Phone 1906. dee22-2t.
Tor sALF--MUsIc ROLLS. 40. cl9
4 W. Sixth St. sept26-tf.
&c. - - -
! rdEAP PLACE 70 BUY BOLTS AND
- nuts, ut No. ii2 West st. Dov25-u.
EoR NUMBER OF SECOND
hand hot air heaters. In good condi-
ton Apply No. $40 orange St oct3l-tf
TOR sALE-CAsH GROCERY STORE,
Il doing good business. Address $40.
Evening Journal ONCE. dec2l-at
CHRIsTAIAs GREENS AND TREES,
- from ? TO 10 feet; also poultry; Fifth
and Market streets declo-12t
FOR sALE-PART INTEREST IN
local theatre Address sal. Evening
Journal Office. dec2l-12t
NINE lots. HOLLOWAY TERRACE.
~ Can y. A. Phone 6i9I-R. deczl-St
DANARl Es-FINE SINGERS. TO 4
- months old Apply No. OH Shi5pley
street uec-l-'D
TOY PooDLEs. THE REAL SMALL
kind. Puppies just right 70 take home.
Best breed. W. II. Foulkroo, No: l5l6 Ian
caster Ave. june2i-f.
EIsH. OYSTERS. CLANS. PRODUCTS,
l. poultry and game. Wholesale ana re-
tail. 800 Lombard ST. declO-lm'
EoR sALE-A LoT OF DELAWARE
Il turkeys; alive or dressed. No 'Vo
EoR sALE-1O.OOO FEET OF TONGUE
and groove sheetj5ng w ymee 5r Aay qTr sa
phone d. & a. oT4s-W noV3o-lm.
GROCERY STORE. FIXTURES AND
VI stock. Must be sold tdis inpnth on
account Of sickness. Address SAB Even
ing Journal ONCE dc'22-''-
ToR sALE-S125 BUYS UPRIGHT
II piano: fine tone; guaranteed. Hark
ness Piano Co. Nos. 1915 West Ihirtieth
street, decl-eod-lm'
DECKER BROS. AND EsTEY PIANOS
ID and players. Buy the best for least
money at Hardness Piano Co, Nos. 30i-O6
w. Tblrtieth St. novlO-eod-let'
HAULING OF ALL KINDS AND PACK
Il age delivery. Amos J. Sterling. No.
SO Rodney St -. & A. Phone 5335-M.
decis- cod I'm.
c1EO BUYS FULLY GUARANTEED
so rolls Of music. one years free tuning
No. 216 W. Ninth St. ootio-f.
TWO BUILDING LOTS. RICHARDSON
i Park, 90 feet front. 80 feet back, 1l5
feet deep Apply william Henry, Gordon
avenue. Hnlcrest. Holly Oak 226-W.
decii-12t
CAVE MONEY WHEN BUYING SINGER
- machines. New. slightly used and
secondhand msehines. 50 and mp. Phone
2519-J. W. T. Carrow. Singer Shop. No.
e27 W. Fourth street tanA'u.
~ NAME CARDS, 25c; 100 CARDS,
~D use: 100 embossed cards, Sl2S.
Orders filled in one hour il necessary.
Johnston's, No 6l5 Market street, second
floor dec17-6t
VTYALL PAPERS AT LOWEST PRICES.
w Jones s. Hollett formerly No. 421
Shirley street. New location, No. {01 Ship
ley street Wall papers and wan decora-
torn. Estimates cheerfllly given. Phone,
$685.. msrl-n.
TDECoRD EXCHANGE RECORDS
II bought. sold and exchanged. Toe and
up: all makes. also used records sold 81
reasonable prices, We do first class re-
pair work No. Si7 Orange street. Open
evenings. Junel4 u
WALL PAPERS OF oUALITY-RosIN
w & Bro. Theodore Rosin. sole proprie.
tor Long experience in theory and prsc
tice. Fine work at right prices. No. 42l
shipley street. Next 70 Corner Fifth street.
Phone 1861 sept22'r
V'HREE HORSES WILL SELL CHEAP
i will suit any business; fair trial given.
Corner Clayton and Linden streets, or No.
800 5. Clnyton street. Take South Harri-
son street car. Fourth and Market streets.
/. nov26-eod,im
Evening journal., 1917-12-24

ROCERY STORE. FIXTURES AND
VI stock Must be sold tdis mpnth o1
account OF sickness. Address SAB. Even
ing Journal Office. dc'-2-tt.
Evening journal., 1917-12-24
STATE TO BUILD ROADS
after Peace IS DECLARED
speclal Do THE EvENrNG 1o1lnNA1.

Special to THE EVENING JOURNAL.
. DOVER, Del, Dec. 24-Since the
organization Of the State Highway De-
partment, on June I, temporary head
quarters have been established In the
state Capital. Four survey parties have
been kept in the field since September
1, and up 10 this time over 40 miles
Of road have been surveyed plans Of
over 60 miles OF road have been COM
pleted and a traffic census covering the
fall period has been taken. Several
maps Of Delaware have been made and
practically all the information Is now
available for the report Of the tentative
program for 1918. Under normal. con-
ditons 1t would be expected that
large mileage Of road could be con
structed, but under the present condi-
tions the state Highway Department
has taken the stand that the only work
to be done is to be that road work that
can be considered as a war measure.
However, the plans for a large Della
ware program have been made, and as
soon as the war Is over the Highway
Department will be ready to carry out
large constructive program.
Evening journal., 1917-12-24
TRANSPORTATION
WILSON LINE
WILMINGTON PHILADELPHIA

" ILNII-NTT II1N > 7 IT TINITIlIF Hi
ROUTE.
Schedule In Effect Monday. Nov. 20. 1917.
Leave Fourth Street Wharf. Wilmington.
for Philadelphia, and Chestnut Street
Wharf, Philadelphia. for Wilmington. at
$50. 1890 A. NJ. 100, 4.15 and 100 r. NJ.
All boats stop at Chester.
Last car connecting with boat, leaves
Fourth and Market streets, ten minutes
before hoat time
WILMINGTON PENNsGROvE ROUTE
Leave Wilmington at 700, 900. 100
A. NJ. 90, 800, 500, 200, 900 and HOO
p. NJ.
Leave Pennsgrove at 500 and HOO A. NJ.
II O'Clock Noon, 200, 400, 600. 500, 1890
1900 Z. NJ
Evening journal., 1917-12-24

DECKER BROS. AND EsTEY PIANOS
ID and players Buy the best for least
money at Hardness Piano Co. Nos. 30i-06
W. Thrticth St. nOvlO-eod- let
Evening journal., 1917-12-24
TYPEWRITERs.


FTNyPEwRITERs RENTED - THREE
Il months, s. 90. Rental applied on pur.
chase. Sold 5000 monthly. Typewriter
repaired. Royal Typewriter Agency. Type.
writer Exchange. second door. y. ". Corner
Seventh and Market Sts. sug12-tf.
WE CAN FURNISH EVERYTHING FOR
w Office. All makes tvpovriiers, cash
registers, stationery. printing and rubber
stamps.
OFFICE SUPPLY & TYPEWRITER CO..
Phone 541s.R. 703 Ford Bldg.
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