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Evening journal., 1918-01-26

TO THE HOLDERS OF BONDS Sc
Il cured by mortgage, Of Delaware Glue
Company to Girard Trust Company
You are hereby notified that Girard Trust
Company, a corporation OF the State Of
Pennsylvania, the trustee under a certain
mortgage or deed Of trust from Delaware
Glue Company TO said Girard Trust Com
pany, dated August I, 1902 and recorded
In the Office Of the Recorder Of Deeds for
New Castle County, Delaware, In Mortgage
Record y, Vol 3, Page 363, has resigned
as such trustee, in accordance with the
provisions 81 Article ~ Of said Mortgage
or Deed Of Trust, and that Delaware Glue
Company, acting by and through Albert
T.. Kruse. its president hereby calls a
meeting OF the holders Of the bonds Sc
cured by said mortgage or deed Of trust.
said meeting 20 be held at the principal
Office OF said Delaware Glue Company, at
Newport Delaware on the thirteenth day
of February. A. d. 1918. - 10 o'clock a
NJ. FOR the purpose Of electng 4 new trus-
tee 20 fn the vacancy caused by the resig-
nation Of said Girard Trust Company as
trustee.
Dated January is. 1918
DELAWARE GLUE COMPANY.
BY ALBERT =. KRUSE, President
janis ats-jt
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HELP wANTEp-MALE.

Y XKIANTED-LABoEERs APPLY PY-
" rites Co, Limited Christiana Ave,
near Lobdeiis. jan9-u-
Evening journal., 1918-01-26

CIvTL SERVICE EXAMINATIONS IN
- Wilmington soon. Women desiring
clerkships, postofiice, government depart
ments. stcnOgraphers. write for free par
ticulars to j. C.. Leonard former govern
ment examinerl, 720 Kenois Bldg. Wash
ingtOn. jan26-30.
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NOTICES.

Il II. COCHRAN, JR., ATToRNEY-AT-
L. law, removed to No. 800 Ford Bldg.
lani-1m.
CtALANTHE LODGE, NO. %, X. OF P
- Owing to Tuesday being a holiday by
order Of the Fuel Administration, Calanthe
at the regular hour, Pythian Castle, until
further notice. BY order Of the G. C.
jnn20-20. HARRY Il. DOWD, G. c.
UNHE ANNUAL MEETING OF THE
Il stockholders Of the Irish-Americnn
Association, will be held in the hall at No.
COS French St., on Monday, January 2S, at
4. NJ, for the purpose OF electing a board
Of electors for the ensuing year.
JOSEPH NJ. BROGAN
1an26-2t Secretary.
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PERSONALS.


OWL ENGINEER, p, WORTH $4,000,
- would marry. Address W, Box 80.
League, Toledo, Ohio. jan26-lt.
A wIDOwER, 81 YEARb OF AGE.
~ with infant child Of good habits and
prosperous, would like to make the ac-
quaintence Of widow or young lady of
about the same age; good home: object.
mutrimouy. Address W70, Evening Jour
nal Office. jan26-2t.
MARRY III LONELY-FOR RESULTS
Nl try me; best aud most successful
home maker; hundreds rich wish mar
riage soon strictly confidential; most
reliable; years experience; descriptions
free. The Successful Club" Mrs. Purdie,
Box 556, Oakland, Cal. jan20-feb2.
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APARTMENTS FOR RENT.

TOR RENT - FURNISHED LIGHT
Il housekeeping apartment. Apply No.
1921 Market st. Jan24-tf.
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NOTICE., STANISLAW W. SALAMON,
IN the owner and occupant of the house
situated at S. y. Corner Second and
Walnut streets, IN the Second ward
of the city OF Wilmington, county Of
New Castle and State OF Delaware in compli.
ance with the requirements OF tho Acts Of the
General Assembly. in such case made and
provided, do hereby give notice that l shall
Sessions Of the State Of Delaware. IN and
for New Castle county, on Monday, the fth
day of March, A. d. 1915 being the next
term OF said court. FOR a license for said
house us an inn, or tavern for the sale
therein Of intoxicating liquors I'm less guam
titles than one quart. 20 be drunk on the
premises. had the following respectable citi-
zens Of said ward at least twelve ~ whom are
substantial freeholders OF said ward, recon.
mend the said application. viz;
r. Miller John Putczkus
y. Tucker Andrew johnson
Isaac Miller Waiter Grlfith
His Frank CirinO
Gerard (X) Nigro Jacob shapiro
Mark Henry H. Butler
Wit. Jos. HelensN George S. Ward
Siegmund Werner John kapa
John D. Parker Frank Polstar
Jacob Borsh A. W. Spinken
Stephen Wiersh Fred Spinken
Albert r. Barr Joseph korningsberg
John Miller Max Schimel
Wincenty Weizniew- Harry Eisenman
ski Slant B. Atkins
Luigi A. Celia
jan26-3t STANISLAw W. SALAMON.
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IN YOU WANT TO SELL YOUR
L clothes. call up Isaac GIBBS. No. S3s
French street. D. q a. Phone No. 2095
and he will call for them. None bought at
store. jan6tf
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LEGAL NOTICE.


NOTICE., JOSEPH GIAMPIETRO.
~ tho tenant aud occupant Of the house
situated at No. 2i7 u. Front street IN the
Second ward. Of the city Of Wilmington.
county Of New Castle and State of Della
ware. IN compliance with the requirements
q the Acts Of the General Assem-
bly,, in such case made and provided, do
hereby give notice that I shall apply In
writing to the Court Of General Sessions Of
tho state Of Delaware In and for New Cas-.
tie county, on Monday, the fourth day Of
March, A. d. 1918. being the next term
OF said court, for a license for said house
ns an inn or tavern, for the sale therein of
Intoxicating liquors in less quantities than
one quart, to, be drunk on the premises
aud the following respectable citizens
Of said ward at least twelve Of whom are
substantial freeholders Of said ward. recon-
mend the said application viz;
II. Miller Wilbur l.. Harris
NJ Binder Andrew johnson
Isaac Miller Joseph Levy
T. Tucker Samuel Lipson
Simon Wun l.. Sklut, Sr
Morris Krlstoi NJ Feldmnn
Harry Eisenman Reuben Levy
NJ SlomonsOn Adolph Frank
Mark Augustine Louis J. lipson
T. Goldenberg Frank Crinp
J ohm d. Parker S. Begal
j Ohm j Bigglns Albert r. Barr
Harry Greenberg James NigrO
julius W. Manske Rocco Crisconio
ian2i-3t JOSEPH GIAMpiETRo.
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HARRY KDRsHAw. NO. 6O6 n. VAN
IL Buren St. Paperhanging; new stock
prices reasonable; estimates promptly fur
nished iy2i If.
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.nELP WANTEp-FEMALE.

NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS., SOME
W experience. Apply Miller Bros
Ninth and King Sts Jan23-u'
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EXyANTED-wAsH WOMAN FOR MON
w days Twenty fifth and Market SITS
Harlan Apartment. jan26-1t.
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BUSINESS NOTICE.

DIANO MOVING AND HAULING-ALL
work done with special care. ID. & A.
phone 2374: Del, 1912. james Stewart
Lowe, No. 1902 West st. Jan0-te.
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Furniture for sale will be best adver-
Used through the Want Ads.
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PUBLIC SALE.

---,-- S.--re-->--,-s,
DUBLIC SALE OF HOUSEHOLD
4 goods at No. 226 Orange street. Thurs
day, January 81, at 1.3O. Lank, Auctioneer.
New Britain herald., 1918-08-22
Canning Recipes
Apples.

Wash, pare, quarter or slice and drop into weak salt water. Blanch one and one-half minutes, cold-dip, pack into jar and cover with water or thin syrup. Put on rubber and top and adjust top bail or screw top on with thumb and little finger. Sterilize for 20 minutes in hot water bath. With steam pressure outfit steriiize eight minutes at five to ten pounds pressure.
 Apples shrink during sterilization and for this reason economy of space is obtained by canning them in the form of sauce instead of in quarters or slices. Tn canning sauce fill the jars with the hot sauce and sterilize 12 minutes in hot-water bath.
 Blaclxberries.
 Wash, pack closely and cover with medium syrup. Put on rubber and top and adjust top bail or screw top on with thumb and little finger. Ster- ilize 6 minutes in hot-water bath. Remove, complete seal and cool. With steam pressure outfit. sterilize 10 mtn- utes at five to ten pounds pressure
 Blueberries. entrants, loganberriAs and raspberries may be canned in this same manner, the same length of time being allowed for sterilization.
New Britain herald., 1918-08-22
SIG SAUTELLE'S BIG
 CIRCUS HERE AUG. 2

There is a treat in store for the amusement loving public of this city on Tuesday, Aug. 27, when Sig Sau- telle's Big Overland Show will exhibit here, giving two performances, rain or shine, under a mammoth waterproof canvas. The show is a meritorious one There are lots of clowns who are real ly funny. aerial artists gymnasts, ac- robats, clever wire walkers, Madame Irwin and her troupe of 20 performing dogs. Helliott's comedy bears five in number, whose performance is con- sidered to be the best ever presented by wild animals and everything that goes to make up a first class entertain ment together with the famous La Claire Ponies which are beyond Ques- tion the best trained ponies today be- fore the public, their perform .ance showing the perfection of the trainers skill and an almost human intelligence on the part of the ponies. This will be a great big show for the small ad- mission of 30 cents There will also be a side show and museum attached with several cages of living wild anil mals which will be well worth & visit The afternoon performance begins promptly at 3'clock and the evening at S. Ten per cent of the gross receipts of each performance Is donated to tha Tobacco Fund. So you help the boys lover There" by attending this show. You will have The pleasure of enjoying one of the best one ring circuses that is now touring this country.
New Britain herald., 1918-08-22
SIDE TALKS
A Splen did Idea
BY RUTH CAMERON.

Among the many new ideas in edu- cation. there are some with which I am not entirely In sympathy (doubt- less because I do not understand them) but there is one which has my heartiest sympathy and understanding the emphasis put in so many of the best schools on the value of learn ing to swim.
 They Pick Up Plates From The
 Bottom.
 At the place where We spend our summers two little girls of about twelve are visiting a neighbor and they are the most graceful, strong little swimmers you ever saw In their home town there Is an excel lent swimming tank in connection with the schools. Every child has to learn to swim. The first step in the instruction Is to have tbe chil dren pick up plates, etc, from the bottom of the tank Gin the shallow water of course) thus accustoming them to the idea. of having their heads under water. The children are not allowed to swim without su- pervision in the deep end of the tank until they have won their cer- tif1cate. This Is given when the child is able to jump from the diving board, swim the length of the tank l Gone hundred and twenty-five feet on his back and return on his stom- ach. Both these girls have their certificates. They do not swim long distances vet but they are only wait ing for practise to develop into pow erful swimmers. Never did I see anyone except a professional swim ~ mer more perfectly at home in the I water.
 He Gets An Extra Point. l At q cottage a few doors away,
New Britain herald., 1918-08-22
WILLIAM s. HART
 AT LYCEUM TO-DAY

Blue Blazes' Rawden," with Will liam $. Hart in the title role, will he the attraction at the Lyceum for the latter half of this week. This picture is brand new one and it is to be shown for the first. time in New Brit ain today. All of Hart's favorites know that his new Aircraft pictures are the best and they afford him the best opportunity to display his talents
 This picture presents him in the role of hardy lumberjack in the frozen Wilds of the Canadian northwest In place of the familiar western outfit he is clad in blanket coat and fur, and the hard riding western types are replaced by habitues of the resort maintained by a renegrade Englshman to separ- ate the timber men from their hard earned wages. The picture takes for its theme the awakening of a rough, brutall2ed man to a sense of better things through the appeal of a woman who has lost her son and takes the rough woodsman to her heart in place
New Britain herald., 1918-08-22
CLARA klM(SAbI YOUNG '[sEIIkIecfgRIs

the action Of the story and the characters are tinged with adventure and high romance. Zara, the heroine. is an admirable role for Clara Kimball Young, whose fame as a screen ac- treSs of the highest merit rests on her chara cterZationS of women buffeted by the storms of fate before they can reach 10 their harhors of peace and love. Her leading man in this pie ture is Milton Stills, 8 renowned per- former in The Honor System;" Florence Billings, Frank Losce, Kate Lester and Eldean Stewart "The Reason Why' is Select picture-all that the name implies. Toto the clown in q two reel Pathe Com edy and other short subjects will help to anuSe Nou.
New Britain herald., 1918-08-22
BUSHMAN AND BAYNE
 AT FOX'S THEATER

The newly married Francis X. Eastman and Beverly Bayne are the attra ctions at Fox's Theatre today in their latest drama "A Pair of Cupids"
 Bushman and Bayne, the accepted idols of millions, are artists in their portrayals of leading roles. Patrons of FoX's theatre have seen this team a number of times and have always left the theatre satisfied that they have received a full quota of screen entertainment. Their latest vehicle "A Pair of Cupids' is a romantic drama and deals with the love and adventure of two prominent people. The Pair of Cupids' being mys- terious pair of twins who figure pro- minently in the comedy end of the picture. A Pathe Comedy Save My Child" the latest Gaumont News, and other short featurettes will help en- certain.
 Tomorrow's feature is Clara Kim ball Young in the latest Select Picture entitled "The Reason Why" by Elinor Glyn, and Is destined to go down in film history is one of the most ex- quisitely and extravagantly costumed pictures ever produced, Always noted
 
 created by Lucille, Lady Duff Gordon, the renowned fashion authority, Miss Youne's gowns for this picture were chosen with special care by the great designer because of an added person. al note In discussing the costumes to be worn by her in "The Reason Why" the beautiful star of the screen told her famous dressmaker that the author of the novel from which the picture was made is Elinor Glyn, in- ternationally known for her popular romances of high society. Smme- diately, Lucille was aroused to high enthusiasm for, although the fact is unknown to most. she is sister of the novelist '"The Reason Why is one of the most popular of Elinor Glyns novels. The gayest European society forms HAyht background for
New Britain herald., 1918-08-22

of the boy she has lost. As "'Blue Blazes' RaWden," Hart is a lum beriacl< who has lived all his life in the great woods and whose existence is a com pound of hard work, fierce fighting, earnings scattered in dance halls as soon as received. With no influence to alter this accustomed round, living as he does in one of the remote places of the world, he shares the same ideals as the rough folks of the lum Der camp. There is plenty of action in the story, and tense dramatic situa- tions predominate.
 The United Booking office, which has had charge of all the vaudeville acts for the LNceum since the opening of the vaudeville program has proved to the Lyceum patrons that they show only the best acts that can he found Today the Lyceum has booked three fine acts, from this office, which in cludes Wike Bird, a Hawaiian musical and singing offering that is especially good. Altman and Woods a blackfa Ce comedy couple. and Archie and Gertie Falls 3. man and woman in a corTedy novelty offering that is a very fine act Remember that Friday is Service Star day" at the Lyceum and all can see their boys in the O11cial Allied War Review.
New Britain herald., 1918-08-22
Virginia Recipes
CIR FTNS


 Wash until no dirt can be felt in the bottom of the pan. Blanch in steam 15 minutes. (Mineral matter is lost if blanched in water.) Cold-dip, cut in small pieces and pack, or pack whole. Do not pack too tightly. Add 1 teaspoonful of salt to each jar and cover with boiling water. Put on rubber and top and adjust top bail or screw top on with thumb and little finger Sterilize 120 minutes in hot water bath, Remove, complete seal and cool. With steam pressure outfit sterilize so minutes at to 1 0 pounds pressure.
 PUMPKIN, WINTER SQUASH
 Remove seeds Cut the pumpkin OF squash into strips. Peel and remove stringy center. Slice into small pieces and boil until thick. Pack in jar and sterilize 120 minutes in hot-water bath. With steam pressure outfit, sterilize 50 minutes at to 10 pounds presSure.r
New Britain herald., 1918-08-22

the little boy who comes from an other public school is practising swimming with great fervor. You get an extra point in school if you can swim fifty yards" he explained to me
 few days ago we had as a. guest, a young professor who dove so won- derfully that we all marvelled. You must have been swimming since you were a baby, we said Never swam a. stroke till I was twenty-two:" he answered. Then I went to the University of W. and there you have to learn to dive and swim as part of the course
 These three instances came under my attention in the course of a few days. I hope they represent a ten dency rather than a coincidence. Think What It Will Mean To Some
 Of These Children.
 Consider the possible inestimAble value of being able to swim. and add to that the fact that there is no ex- ercise that does more to develop ones physique, and that 1t is, moreover an exercise that has in it so much of pleasure that young people do not have to be constantly urged to keep at 1t and surely you can think of no finer gift the inha bitants of any town could make to the younger gen eration than a swimming pool. If this Is not possible, the sport can be encouraged by giving an extra point to the pupils who will avail them selves of vacation opportunities to make definite progress in 1t.
New Britain herald., 1918-08-22
HOUSEHOLD NOTES

When you have too many entrants mash them strain the juice and pour it over sliced bananas.
 Cold boiled ham is delicious when cut thin, seasoned with cayenne pepper and broiled two minutes.
 When cucumbers are too large to slice satisfa ctorily to be eaten raw they may be fried or baked.
 Fruits and vegetables, immediately after blanching. should be dipped for a minute into very cold water.
 Watercress sandwiches can be made with cress and barley bread. Cover the cress with minced pimentoes.
 If coal is used for cooking, be sure to do oven and surface cooking at the same time, so as to make the most of it.
 When the weather is very hot sponge the baby with tepld water twice a day and use talcum powder freely
 Peaches baked with little butter on each half peach ana sprlhklhg of stale cake crumbs over the top are quite delicious
New Britain herald., 1918-08-22
THE SEVEN SWANS
 KEENEY ATTRACTION

Dainty Marguerite Clarks latest photo play The Seven Swans is the most wildering, fascinating, daz- zling, marvellous production the Para mount Aircraft Co. ever presented. An entire fairyland with mountains, lakes. rivers, houses and palaces was built especially for this wonderful and pretentious spectacle. The gorgeous gowns worn by the hundreds of women and children required months of labor by expert costumers. Mar guerites entrance into Fairyland in a golden chariot drawn by twelve white horses is undoubtedly the most gor- geous scene in this tale of the land of make believe. The kings palace on the princess wedding day, the seven brothers changing into swans, the gondolas on the river at moonlight and the flight of the fairy queen over the mountains are a few of the many beautiful scenes in this photo play.
 Not content with one big Para mount Aircraft feature on the big program, the management also fur nishes a Vita graph special. This is genuine thriller, with the Pacific Ocean as the locale, a big oceangoing vessel submarined at daybreak makes the audience gasp with astonishment and how this marvellous feat Is ac- Complished is a testimonial to the motion picture industry.
 The beautiful and fowery Santa Clara Valley furnishes the background for the new serial. Brass Bullets" In this episode the hero is compelled to ride a horse through a gorge; mo- mentarily he expects to he killed, but his old friend comes to the rescue just in time. Followers of this serial will be particularly interested in the new characters introduced in this episode.
 The current events contains many views of the American dough boys, the launching of a new battleship, prominent men of affairs in their various duties and many more inter esting views of important events throughout the world.
 The educational film always has some entertaining and instructive views of the making of various things used to supply the country in wartime.
 This week the management inau- gurated a new policy of placing four big mammoth acts on the vaudeville bill. These acts come direct from the biggest circuit in America, so that the patrons are assured of seeing the best acts the vaudeville field contains, and no other theater in this vicinity can furnish such high class acts as keeney's
 WhitneY's Dolls 8, musical oddity, with four very clever people. present a high class singing act, introducing some original comedy.
 Godfrey and Doyle, a big faVorite team on the Keith circuit, bring some stories that. convulse the audience, the black face member of the team is the originator of eccentric dancing.
 The McPhersons. with Scotch songs and dances, are the best in their line that have played this popular theater.
 The Three Larneds with big cycles and little cycles, do some very clever riding.
 One of the features on the double photo play program for the last half of the week is Billie Burke in Let's Get 8 Divorce" The other feature being Blue Bird drama.
New Britain herald., 1918-08-22
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