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Evening journal., 1917-11-05

vNANTED-ANTQUE FURNITURE OF
~ an kinds-old firearms. icweiry and
china highest cash price paid. Will call
nnyvhorc. Old Curiosity Shop no. IOiT
Isinall St. Phone 800 oct35tf.
Evening journal., 1917-11-05

ONE PARLoR STOVE 80. 1911 W.
- sixth street novj-2t
Evening journal., 1917-11-05

TOR sALE-GROCERY STORE FIX
= lures at a sacrifice. Apply Sixth and
Monroe SITS. nov5-0t
Evening journal., 1917-11-05
JUNK DEALERS.

INK DEAIER-WE BUY RAGS, IRON,
- brass, newspapers, secondhand furni.
ture, and pay the best prices in Delaware
II. Sloan. No. l04 Madison street d. a 4
Phone 1891. Automi tie 2oso. sHn2O-lyr
Evening journal., 1917-11-05

TOR sALE-BfEAT SLICER, ALMOST
-. new. Address STA. Evening Journal
Office. oot3i-6t.
Evening journal., 1917-11-05

HORSE BEAUTIFUL BAY DRIVING
- and saddle mare. with complete out
~. Apply II. r. .Grubb, No. 9Os Orange
street nov3-3t
Evening journal., 1917-11-05

NrANTEn-iyEAT CLEAN COLORED
girl 90 help with houscwork Apply
80. 7g5 Rodney ST. nov5 81
Evening journal., 1917-11-05

TOR SALE-STOCK AND FIXTURES
Of old established meat ana grocery
store. Reason for selling. occupant NOV
Ing away. Apply No. 307 Lombard street.
Evening journal., 1917-11-05

PLAIN SEWING AND
- lemodeiing No. 1iOo Tatnal 81.
Phone 4iQl.W nct9 cod I'm.
Evening journal., 1917-11-05

The Want Ads may be used to adj
vantage during the present month
Evening journal., 1917-11-05

yXTANTED-COU WITHOUT chill
w drcn Tor three unfurnished rooms.
on west Fourth street Address w Sl.
Evening Journal Office. move 9t
Evening journal., 1917-11-05

AlnskENS WANTED. AfFLS =. J.
II Humphrey. contractor. Wl1tsrtaur. Del
ian~ls-tf
Evening journal., 1917-11-05

FoR sALE-MUsIo ROLLS. NO. aIi
4 W. Sixth ST. sept26tf
Evening journal., 1917-11-05
BOARnING.
PALHISTs.

MRS WORTH SCIENTIFIC PIANIST.
NA ~ years az Brandyine Springs. No.
ol0 Shipiey street. 25c and soc. No Sun
day work Phone 4283. from Q TO o'clock
oct1-1m
Evening journal., 1917-11-05
APARTMENTs ron RENT.

~r,,.-.
TWO ROOMS. FURNISHED BACHE-
- Tor apartment. Apply after T.. NJ.
w. ---o M"rhet st. nov2-9t
Evening journal., 1917-11-05

SECONDHAND STORE: GOOD Bust.
- nessf for sale: reasons for selling.
Nineteenth and Market SITS oct3O-6t.
Evening journal., 1917-11-05

WANTED "A HOUSEMAlD: WHITE
" Telephone G1s5 noyJ-It
Evening journal., 1917-11-05

NXTANTED-1.o 600 CARPETS TO CLEAN.
w Storsga rotms FOR rent. $50 and
500 per month Both phones. GEO. II.
LANG CO.. No. 1905 Orange 81. ieb21.tf.
Evening journal., 1917-11-05

/ NFUkNIsHED APARTMENT FOR
-, rent Apply DR.. Lewis. No. us Mar.
Nv street. oct2O-tf.
Evening journal., 1917-11-05

-
DESIRABLE OFFIcEa. UPPER FLOOR.
Nh. NO. 4us Market 81. Apply Correct
li'''ie's ON premises oct3O-1m.
Evening journal., 1917-11-05

VXTANTED- no BUY DETACHED
w house on Rockford Road section. At
we'll and Capniel, Tenth ANA Shipley
streets. nov3-3
Evening journal., 1917-11-05
TRANSPORTATION.


HANtNNlt ia lNffN aANNuMl. OfLa I. 1917.
Observation-Disclosures ROUTE.
Lenve Fourth street wharf. Wilmington.
for Philadelphia. at z 30 @ .0o. O.8O A.
N 80, . 90. ais and 100 p NJ
Leave Chestnut Street Wharf philadel
phi9 for Wilmington. at 80. 10 80 A
NJ. . clock noon; 100. is. 90 and
T.. 90 y. NJ.
ALL BOATS STOP AT CHESTER.
Last car connecting with boat leaves
Fourth and Market streets 10 minutes be-
fore boat time
Fares--Daily. including Saturdays. Sun
days and holidays, between Wilmington and
philadelphia. ono way 25c. excursion
ticket 40c
Between Wilmington and Chester. one
way $50. excursion ticket 25c
WILNINGTON-pENN SGROVE ROUTE
Leave Wilmington 6 30, 100 8 90, Q 90
10. 90. u 60 A. NJ. r. O'Clock noon. ] o.
. 90. 300. a 90, CO. e 100. co. 0c.
g. 90. 10. 90. II 90 and 10 90 p. II.
Leave Pennsgrove at Oc. 7.15, 500 Q 90
1000, 100 a, m. 12 o'clock noon, H. c.
. Is, Loo. 400, 5. 90, 6 90. Z 90 90
Q 90. 1915, Hoo and 80 90 p. NJ.
Evening journal., 1917-11-05
Information for Travellers
PHILADELPHIA, BALTIMORE & WASHINGTON r. R.

Time OF Departure Trains Troys Wilmington
Trains Marked (s) Expresses
Weekly journal-miner., 1917-06-20
GENERAL GOETHALS RIGHT.

In of opinion that has recently between Goetha and the federal shipping board the praccaby of the wooden ship the public will be in the side of the canal builder whose judgment shown to have usually been exceedingly sound.
 Goethals says the birds still nesting the trees
 He therefore steel and already has his plans under prompt building of steel craft One plant to turn out q ship day, beginning six months from date.
 The federal shipping board though created before 1t sought adapt itself the and to set about deve oping merchant marine quickly possible to make good
 Its purpose has been good but the execution
 thereof has lacked pactca until it led to draft General Gocthas into service.
 It already evident that he feels himself cabined cribbed and confined by the of the board made of small be clothed with all necessary power and backed by plenty of money
 cabinet merchant be created forthwith General Goeta be installed its head with authority push the sfpbulding program with all bc speed.
 much the We shall from the with merchant marine and there will be great developing connection with foreign trade Needless the appointment of General Goetas be would be hailed with general satisfaction The people know what Goethals has done.
Weekly journal-miner., 1917-06-20
AMERICA AND JAPAN.

The of United Japan com pcated by Japanese relations with Russia with Great Britain and with Germany the background All of these have been pro oundly by the political and military evouons of the world 
 The Chinese policy of Japan and her Pacific policy phases of the big national policy dictated by the belief of her peo pie imperial destiny The Russian revolution whose nay still of the gods profoundly affected the of the Japanese empire.
 Japans with Russia opened north China Japanese influence The preoccupaton of Europe the has invited the rapid development of apan policy regarding China and her word is practically law in all things Chinese.
 But apan policy has shock The Russian with which her treaty made has crumbed Sue Of the German intrigue for separate peace with the Sav democracy would bring back the German the orient
 The United States has taken her rghu place the front rank of the allies To and Japan has fallen the mighty task of uphodng the resistance of world freedom land and Atlantic France, against German domination
 The strongest tie of nations binds together The trval
 differences between immigration be United States and the of Japans expansion of national life nothing to the union of fighting together.
 The the American and the greatest sac nation the soy menaced of world democracy should unite them in the carrying of their destiny the Pacific
Weekly journal-miner., 1917-06-20
MAKING US" THE GOAT.

Newspapers of the finally perkng and evnclng courage fight utterly unfair proposal which con- sressonaat least eadeare trying to Unfair be different basis from that outlined for the upon of business. A of all the way from and oneha five the newspapers advertising proposed upon of business the basis of
 percentage profits This could only be the basis applied newspaper advertising if all advertising were profits Which sad relate about 94 9 short of the truth.
 The newspaper advertising proposed by of thei metropolitan journals publishers around in circles when congressional committees proposed quit carrying in estimated that the government loses Naturally times and when in demand of the suggestions eliminate this loss and publishers pay delivery papers and magazines by necessity But the big publishers particularly the folks declared this would put them busines-ncidentaly admitting they had been i'm posing and proposed lieu thereof they pay advertising during the than full postage during the and perhaps contract habit that Uncle Sam would be slow change.
 The gross advertising of would proba by be all the 20 40 profits
 that publishers should hardly be asked unless other business is likewise compelled contribute The papers willing their fair proportion of the They willing and would be absolutely unfair levy them o all proportion the other business
 We make special because of greatly increased cost materials The is practically other business But do against profits when there and being levied much severely than has proposed for any other kind of business.
Weekly journal-miner., 1917-06-20
BigMineO Operations
 Begin In Earnest
(From Tuesdays Daily.)

Before leaving for the coast ycStcr- day, w. s. Wilhelm, manager of the Arizona and California Mining Co., stated that the driving of the Elk tunnel will be cucrgctically prosccut- cd hereafter without any intcrrup- tions. This development is under taken for reaching depth of over 500 feet in the New State claim, and about 500 feet of work is to be performed.
 The Elk, he states, also is proving 10 be desirable property. and the vein being opened is showing good grade of orc that was not anticipated. An air compressor is driving drills and hesdway made averages over four feet day. Supporting this big line Of development and outlay of several thousand dollars for new machinery and the building of a camp, is the at tractive showing heretofore made in upper workings of the New State.
Weekly journal-miner., 1917-06-20
EXIT CONSTANTINE.

The abdicaion King condition which could be longer tolerated by the allies. Also marks the second dchronemcn of monarch dominated by German Car Nicholas Constantine will be the last
 The Greek king procscd observance neutrality, but his known be German and his every for the purpose of blocking the the allies. Allies forces landed Saonki with permission of the Greek premier but from the beginning the attitude the Greek royaist officers tny yelled hostility But the when large Greek strategic positions surrendered with supplies of and munon the Bulgarans. This done by the kings order and could be overlooked by the allies compcnsa- for the batteries given the Bugarans, Constantine compelled surrender batteries the allies 1t then that the riot occurred in the of Athens.
 There is strong sentiment for republic and Hellenic country He the real power Greece this time and there likelihood that t will allow the young king half German, have influence in the affairs of Greece the throne for long.
 The day of the monarch is about passed and doubtful ii five years from there will be a throne. outside of the continent of Europe The king of Italy popular and has real power The may be said of the king Spain the kings of the Scandinavian In Holland the the people essentially democratic. Likewise with Bel sum The question of dispensing with the king of England who merely gurehead also being discussed way that auIs danger for the trappings of royalty.
 The monaros of the central powers doubtless will their thrones until Then people upon whom own hands, and make the world safe for democracy.
Weekly journal-miner., 1917-06-20

in Prescott recently, is tine champion patriot of two countries, according to a story reaching Prescott from Phoc- nix.
 Being attached to Canadian rcgi- ment in the capacity of an officer. Scott was awaiting a call into action. When it came recently, he began wind ing up his affairs in Arizona, and to cap the climax of his career in the Southwest, drove his new automobile to the Adams hotel in Phoenix and instructed the clerk to auction 1t to the highest cash bidder, the money to be turned over 10 the Phoenix Red Cross.
 At ; o'clock, the time for the auc ton there were d lot of bids in, and many people assembled to sec the thing through. Scott had left for Canada, but the clerk opened the bids, discovered one for $5l0 to be highest, and sold the car for that price The money was immediately turned over to the Red Cross fund.
Weekly journal-miner., 1917-06-20
THREE JoLTs FOR THE KAISER

The kaiser three jolts recently from United States The biggest the of the seectve draft law the registration of approximately million young men the armies of the nation the second jolt to make rattle President Wilson's Flag day speech ampicaton of his Russia explaining why this forced into with Germany and the only conditions which this country will consent to ending the third jolt in the subscription of billions of dollars for the prosecution of the
 We the and have the and the president told the world flaming truth why with Germany competing his Russia scan thousand words president attained specialization of thought usual and striking ill state paper By confing hs Flag day address twenty-five hundred words, easily delivered minutes the president delivered address destined live history Of the masterpieces of patriotic oatory
 Flag day address coupled with the note Russia complete the high-sounding slogan, No annexaons indemnties which appealed powerfully to Russian entmentasm and taken by the proGerman propaganda the United States but it cared for the allies of potent clarity
 The president only the United States could keep but shows that the world back the quo tolerate the restoration conditions of which the permit sacrifice of blood and shall have been in van
 The status quo would practical Germany victory confirmation Berlin of oveordshp the mid de Europe combination she has formed with all its tyranny subject peoples and it's the world With peace on basis the private projects of all the from Der
 Bagdad and beyond which the ruling classes Of Germany have been pursuing would be pushed on impeialy
 Such peace, ill short would be merely armistice, truce during which preparations would be made to realize the world domination with Europe ensaved Amer vassazed and Africa subjugated The president H. uminaes the truth with blazing words whose light will penetrate to all of the peoples of the world.
 The position of this conflict involves splendid altrusm along with enlightened selfness Primarily fight protect ourselves, country, insu ton fight for ulterior object, sion of territory, exaction of tribute.
 We fighting the liberty the selfgovernment and the development of all peoples and feature o the concludes this be conserved and executed for that purpose This is where the president America stands The day has submit With Of than five million including eligible the seece draft the national guard and the regular army say nothing of the forces of the navy and the raising by and loan of than five billion dollars the submission of America is unthnkable.
Weekly journal-miner., 1917-06-20
THE CENSOR AND HIS CENSER


 nasmch degree of censorship with every real both the newspapers and their readers will be interested the personal of the advisory head Mir George Cree holds that station, by presidential appointment Being writer himself he do his revealing of opnon and recent magazine article shows what he thinks about his present superior about the president and partly by the president Mir Greet supplying of binder of running He warmly proved him mot merely the administrative head but primarily political leader and aw-makcr Of the nation assured the reader that he instant the emotions of fe feeling with humanity; that he "ncve will allow the tariff to be the paytng of partisan politics. that the great protector of neutral nations of the world that peace Is the great hope that possesses him. mind and sou
 that the map Europe going be remadc and govern fomed that he "was elected without the of the poygot without the aid of the bosses Woodrow Wilson stands free and unhampced other president the history Of the United States
 In short the article exhausts pancgy It published in February and the monh author having given such dence of his wsdom his discrimination made chief custodian of Uncle Sam official Blue Pencil with prospective of life and death line type from linotype the land and "hand-se stuff we'll
Weekly journal-miner., 1917-06-20
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Stock Letter.

NEW YORK, June 1S.-The list was lower all around and liquidation occurred in quite large volume. The reported fixing of steel prices by the government in certain instances and the proposals to increase the excess profit tax levy were among the fac- tors which tended to depress prices, though the feature of thing which apparently overshadowed other con alterations was the overbought con- dition of the industrial list with re- spect to which so much has been said lately. Fiscal institutions are still disinclined to offer funds in large volume for fixed periods against shares of manufacturing concerns. This condition will probably prevail until the loan payments have been completed and the July disbursements cared for as the fear is apparently entertained that the attitude which the governmen has assumed with respect to the steel products will be followed by a like course in other directions. | We look for further liquidation in in- dustrials and see no occasion to alter the view that lowering of quoted values in stocks of that type will be essential to an adjustment of the situ- ation.
 With the government demanding special prices on steel products 1t IS highly probable that such course will be pursued with respect to copper metal companies. We think the cop pers will sell lower.
 Copper.
 New Cornelia will begin shipments of copper this week The capacity of the plant is 5000 tons daily, Is per cent copper: S5 per cent recovery, which is equivalent to 3,S25 tons re- fined copper month.
 Kennecott Copper Company an nounces that the men employed in the mines at Kennecott, Alaska, have gone on a strike.
 American Smelling & Refining de- clared a 1 per cent dividend for the Red Cross fund.
 Cables from Copenhagen say Ger many is considering offering an armistice to Russia while she elects an assembly.
 Passage of priority bill by senate gives virtual control of railways to the president.
 "A further advance of 20 cents a gallon has been made by leading dis tillers.
 War department plans S6OO,OOOOOO airplane plant.
Weekly journal-miner., 1917-06-20
ALL-IRELAND CONVENTION.

It announced that the Al-lreand convention be composed hundred and members and it elect cGamanif for that delicate, say hazardous position.
 It beginning be perceived that the plan, eaboraey forward by Lloyd George for partial home rule and the posponemcn of the Ulster question: the real the had in his mind His alternative suggestion but briefly mentioned his original pronouncemcn of lreand con- his real hope. has succeeded far swimTngy
 nationass independents and Sim eners have agreed and the USeries cannot afford to stay out To do confess the weakness of their And if Ulster and stands obstnaey against all the rest o Ireland
Weekly journal-miner., 1917-06-20

prevent Ulster will lose many her friends and in parliament will be hopeless
 But hard heretofore for the orange green agree The Ulster real have been fighting side by side of the desperate battles of the It combination of Irish regiments made from the green and the orange that gaanty carried the German positions in Belgium, the other day.
 Men who have fought thus side by side respect each other then love each other They will carry the sentiment of harmony Ireland back over many of the wounded will back before the convention meets
 Lloyd George has again shown himself adept leader he succeeds ultimately settling the eternal Irish question: his high place in history will be
Weekly journal-miner., 1917-06-20
REBUILDING ROAD
(From Tuesdays Daily)

The old wagon road from McCabc to the Union and other mining camps in Chaparral is being rebuilt, which is due to several properties being active again The distance IS about a mile. and a fine grade Is being es- tablished, was the report made by ar rivals yesterday.
Weekly journal-miner., 1917-06-20
RIOTS IN GERMANY

AMSTERDAM, June l6.-Rumors have reached Winncrsyk. near the German frontier in Holland. that grave riots broke out yesterday in several German towns. says the Nieuwer Rotterdansche Courant
Weekly journal-miner., 1917-06-20

The nterned German ships coming in nicely for Uncle Sam It will take the Uboas long time sink them a and the joke will be the Germans
Weekly journal-miner., 1917-06-20

Our socialist friends opposed fighting any But the soldiers hadn't fought Columbus when Villa raided the what would have happened the wife daughter of any socialist who happened be there: Happily socialists usually far decent than they claim for them selves
Weekly journal-miner., 1917-06-20

The Berlin editors saying that Germany Is fighting for the freedom of the world Queer how obuse the world M
Weekly journal-miner., 1917-06-20
THIS CANADIAN IS
 CHAMPION PATRIOT

(From Sundays Daily)
 A. w. scott, Canadian hnsncier and explorer, who spent some time
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-09-11
Suffragets Go Out !
to Tell Voters All
About Congressman

WASHINGTON, Sept ll.-"Political
terrorism" IS the newest style Of at.
tack adopted by the militant suifra-
gsH Apparently disliking the idea oi
SIX months wurkhouSe sentences.
threatened III police court here the sui.
iraglStS are going to pay les attention
to p,cke,lng and more to getting votes
They are gong to tell every con
gressman'' constituents what he ha,
been doing Among the orators start
ing forth TO cover the country are Nus,
Iris Calderhcad formerly OF Oklahoma
City, who is going to Kansas, Mis-,
Pauline Clark, assigned TO West Nir
gina
Those not vet assigned include Miss
Hazel Hunkins OF Montana, Miss Mil
dred Gilbert OF California. Miss Joy
Young Of New York, Miss Clara ouiSc
Rowe OF San Francisco, Miss Eliza.
beth StuyveSant OF New York. Mis-,
Mstgare, Whittmorc Of Michigan and
Miss Marpcry Ross OF Wyoming
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-09-11
Uncle Sans New Major Generals

Maj Gen. Joseph Kuhn is prcSidcn,
Pf the army war college and has been
mentioned as likely successor 10 Mai
Gen, Hugh /. Scott, chief Of staff of
the army He graduated at West Point
az the head Of his class OF thirty
Tie has done 70 many noteworthy things
that II has been quite overlooked that
nc supervised the erection OF the aca-
demlc building at West Point, Of the
officers mess and the remodelng OF
the library building at West Point
General Kuhn returned from abroad
shortly ter the entrance Of the United
States into the present war, as he had
been attached to the American embassy
IN Berlin and had been an observer with
the German army. He also was with
the japanese army during the war with
kuTia he has witnessed the defeat
OF the Russian army a number Of times
IN both that war aud the world war
Long before that, though he served
as instructor OF civil and military en-
g'neering at West Point, and was act
ing adlutant of the academy for a short
time He has been assigned to duty
IN the office OF the chief Of engineers.
IN the Philippines and Sas been in
charge Of fortiiicatlon work and river
and harbor Improvements at Norfolk
and elsewhere, He was commandant
OF the school for bakers and cook. and
the engineers school at the Washing
ton barracks
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-09-11
Wheat Acreage
| May Be Cut

y HOBART Okla, Sept ll.-(SpeciaO
The acreage of winter cover crops
including wheat rye and barely, may he
cut considerably this fall ou account
OF the lack Of a subsoil moisture. Last
fall the rain was ligh, and the whca
crop averaged only eleven bushels pet
acre. Conditions now are similar anc
unle" an abundance OF rain falls the
latter part Of September and in October
the farmers say they will no, take the
chance. although thousands OF acres
have been plowed and good seed beds
prepared. Suitable conditions next
spring will increase the acreage OF
spring wheat oats and row crops