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America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1918-11-19


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r zua de asazi 81 penru vor numai oamenlor de
as c vormii pentru ndemnurle trebuie sd lie dam
cetorlor nosr in numarul de astz continue de
colo unde sfirst in nuarul trecu aratnd ate primed
So pot ivi printre moi -
arafat pc difere rindur ca de data aceasa aici este
destu de ucru Am arafat stu to al nos, ca pate sunt
tlestu de bune.
Fecare mntea sanatoasa nainte de porni la
lucru trebue sa chbzuasca modu panul sal STIR
seasca.
Nc odata nu este bne sa grabm 81 nic sa lucram
stire
nz;im spre casa.
Nane de toate cind sd vor descde drumure va trebu
adusl almata Statelor Unite acasa.
apoarale, carl sa due ncolo, vor duce mara rcol de
tra penru toate re Europe carl stau in IA
ia foanete.
yapoarale de persoane duce ue bogata comercant
mari, caue ntre in diferite int1eprinderi.
Dincolo in urma ncurcaturor vor urma buna bucata
de dupa pac puea capata de ucru
Are sa fe opa de vite 81 e psa de mue alte
lucrur, dar mai aes de nutreminte
&c pec dec suflee de astaz spre Europa
cnd tn M dnante ca 81 acoo rebuie sd ii vna hrana din A.
meca Ce ii las lucru de aic mergisa
tinjesti dincolo, din ca pot lucxa!
Prin ase de pecare masse fara de rost, ingreu
posta taror de dncolo Satelor Unite De
pet mncalea de ac acoo cnd po mnca aici agonsnd
in acelas mp banu pentru dinsa nga ell inca
tru zle negre
Gel sau agons frumusele de bani 81 aproape to-
ii agonis sa piece de ac pima cnd stu de bunasea
ma, la sd due dncoo.
Averle agonste aic pot reaca s mutt
mai iue ineolo daca omu och in paru Va tir
cnd pomen Ia lpst de ntreg fructul
stenelelor sale in Occurs de un sir de ami BUM.
Pc urnla s'ar schimba trebure dincolo pima
alta este bine sa napustim spre casa
Radiator fost totdeauna matte mai rabdaoare
sr foos de toata rbdarea ngramada de
no daca Gel de aici st sa finn rabdator
tunci cHd mai multi nj sa
Pima restablirea propretalor vaorilor 81 atora
are a e de ucr Dpa aceea are sd ureze munca Oar mum
e rau platta Din scupetei mari lip
sd de erto psi la nceput de eli cac munctori
yor putea sa lucre pentru ban putin ~
Vor rece ami de ze dncolO de baa pima cind sd
tea pune toate in rinduiala.
81 oameii nostri obcinuit vata din America greu
rbda alta tmp eventual Isl perde in mc afacer
nisitu o de a Dupa aces perder sar dor bucuro india
rat la Satee Unite vor bastama clipa in plecat
1nsa putea sa fntoarca Fecare din Europa
lncru prim dupa razbo sd aduca g prn
mai aspire fnaine de asta 81 atuncii Annc gab
81 prn graba lor sian scat tot rostu ramas pc duri in
urma perderi agoniselii, unde sa Sc mai ducai
Sa Ia batul de cersitor9
Iata de niznim uminam pc toti al ostr de
ngam Sd cugete in nestre ra de judecat& bnecpe
nta, ca "a piece dincolo
GU buna rhibzuiaaa plecarea de- atlor nostr
san instarit poate de foos ta acesteia oine Mari a
epxe yom merge On gFaha, putenu strica mRlt.
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America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1918-11-19

Nst4VsSSAssSs44AA g - vAtU0f " -
serviciul de cai fprate, riurI cana
le, telegrafie 81 telefoane.
Intsrnarea printului de coroa-
nd German. Londra. @ tele-
.grama trimisa de agentia Ex-
change Telegraph fanunta Cd prin
tul Frederick William al Germa-
niei a fost internal in castelul
contelui Gisbert Wolf de la Swal,
men, IN Olanda Sc zicc ca Isl are
81 sofia acolo.
0 fabric& Isl mic9oreasa numa-
rnl lucratorilor. Petersburg,
Va. Directia companiei de ex-
plosive Dupont Pouder Co., a a.
nuntat Cd pima pc Ia sfirsitul a.
nului va descreste numarul lucra-
torilor pima la cifra de $500. Pr
ma acum in aceasta fabrica lucra.
sera peste 1900 de lpersoane.
victimile razboiului 81 victimi-
le influentei. Washington. ~
Conform tablourilor incheiate de
guvern, boals numita Influenza
spaniola a secerat mai multe vieti
omenesti decit gloantele de pc
frontul de lupta. Numarul persoa-
nelor moarte de aceasta boaM de
la IA Septembrie pima la 10 No
embrie este de s2,3O6, pc cind al
soldatilor mort pc cimpul de lup
ia in aceiasi perioada de timp, e.
ste de 27,789, adica cam de trei
ori mai mic.
Cita armat& q dat Australia. -
Melbourne, via Montreal. - S'a
anuntat ca Australia recrutat
in total 417,OO0 de soldati. Dintre
acestia $4,000 au fost trimisi
pc ,cimpiile de lupta din Europa.
Spania rupe Gu BolseWcii. -
Washington. - O telegrama din
Madrid anunta urmatoarele: Mi
nistrul de externe a anuntat ca
guvernul spaniel a rnpt ori ce
legatura GU Bolsevicii 81 ca de
acum 1ncolo nu mai este nici un
reprezentant al Spaniel in Ru.
sias'. Spanie ma recunoscut nici
odata guveraul sovietist, dar Gu
toate acestea Isl tinuse 'corpul di-
plomatic in Russia.
Femei in slujba politiei. - Gle
rveland, Ohio. S'a anuntat de
scatre antoritatiles orasului ca GU
inceperea saptaminei viitoare all
sa patruleze pe astrada 81 gardiste,
fara uniforma1 faf6 alt semn de
indentificare afara de pailira po-
litieneasca. Datoria lor este sd
pazeasca fetele tinere de raul ce
lie pindeste hoaptea la coltul.mai
fiecarei strade. In astfel de corp
politienesc in rochii mai este 81 in
New York.
Un alt Hun sboara in paradisnl
Elvetian. - Paris. - O stire tri-
misa din Zurich catre ziarul Petit
anunta ca regele Ludwig al trei-
lea al Bavafiei sosit Vineri la
Rorschach, un oras situat pc ma
lul elvetian al lacului Constance.
Sc zice ca regele a fost adus aci
Gu 0 barca in timpul noptii. De a.
colo la luat IN automobil de la
consulatu german din Zurich 81
pima acum nu s'a putut afla unde
la dus.
Analfabetisnpl in Bosnia. -
Roma. Ziarul croat Obzor, ca
re Sc publica Ia Zagreb, scrie ca
antoritatile din Viena 81 Bndape-
sta au intrebuintat toate, mijlba-
cele ca 81 tie poporul Sdin Bosnia
in ignoranta. Marul zice Cd 1 1,311,
822 de persoane, orr cam 78 de
procente din intreaga populate,
sunt analfaheti. IN anumite safe
procentul analfabetilor este 81
mai mare.
Cfti an dorit s& rAmie ia arma
ta. = Waco, Texas. In urma
ordinilor primite de la ministerul
de razboi, autoritatile de Ia scoala
de ofiteri au chemat, 5000 de e
levi 81 le-au Ksat Priyilegiul 81
aleaga de le conyine sa fie liber
rati Gu onoare ii xiua aceia, sau
~ So. ~
Evening journal., 1918-04-19
nominate OFFICERS
OF FIRE Department
Continued Prom First Page.

simply a question OF majority and min
ority. he said. lie pointed out that the
law set forth that a majority OF the
companies Of the department shall elect
the officers Of the department. The rea-
son it vas done through the system ln
vogue FOR sometime past, he said, was
to do away with much squsbbllng. tie
votes and the like he said that under
the old system it had been necessary
30 call on City Council 10 settle differ
ences arising from he election OF ON
GERS OF the department.
The eight companies represented last
night nominated the following officers
10 be elected by ballot at the various
engine houses on the evening OF May "a.
Joseph Hyndman. Phoenix, FOR chief en-
gineer. Charles j. Cannon. Liberty, FIRST
assistant engineer. and Frank n. Kin
dell. Washington, second assistant en-
gineer.
Returns Of the election viii be re-
celved on the night OF May 81 at the
Phoenix engine house where a recep-
ton will be rendered the newly elected
officers and the retiring officers. Mem
bers Of every company ln the city are
invited 20 attend the affair
Whether the mnOriy companies In
the department comprising The Re
lance, Delaware and Water Witch, will
place a ticket In the feld Is not known.
Evening journal., 1918-04-19

blood. and thereby put roses IN the ehcecks
Of women and give men Increased streng'h
and energy.
Unlike the older forms OF iron. Nut-
nted Iron does not injure the teeth nor NJ.
sot the stomach. but j. readily nssinilated
bv a renewed feeling of huoyant health.
No matter what other iron remedies you
have used without success n you are not
strong or well you owe 70 20 yourself 20
make the following test.
See how long YOU can work or how far
YOU can walk without becoming tired F,
ncrt take two i've grain tablets or Nu1ated
Iron three times per day after meals for
two weeks Then test your strength again
aud see how m uch you have gained.
Evening journal., 1918-04-19
ST. GEORGES FOLK
SUPPORT THIRD LOAN
-reeili N nm EVENING IUUnNN.

special tn THE EVENING lui liNAl..
MinpLEruWN Del April ig-lhe
rDmmuniy supper and sing e.vHu 900
the Century Club ON Tuesday eyrnIng
was a Very delightful 8nair. Tho picnic
supper was enjoyed by the rllh mcm-
bees and their guests. aad ile snnr-
Mere given under the leadership 0f
Charles stewart and Nr. Gieenhawk. Of
ic Boy scout brigade Madame Schal-
font. lhc Belgian ~fugee. gaye urill-
ng tain. which was followed boy short
lalk ON the Liberty Loan drive hy Ms
Henry r. Rldgcly of Dover. state chair
man ~ The Womrus Liberty Loan Com
mittee.
Mrs. Clarence r. Pool. chairman ~
me WOmen's Liberty Loan Committee
NJ 81 Georges hundred. made This re-
port on Tuesday: MIddletOvn. S.2.iJO
odessa. $3.50 Port Penn. S32.OOO. rural
$3.50 Mrs Howard A. Pool. the coun-
ty chairman. reported s19.33O In sub
scrlptions for lhc county
At the social given by the pupils OF
Matthew'S Corner school $3.50 vas
cleared which Will be used 90 purchase
o flag FOR the school
Miss Nirgle Stant, teacher N the
school at Fieldshoro. will give a boz
social on next Friday evening at th'
home OF g. c. seyerson. for the bench
Of The school.
Tho entertainment "Oycr Here
cleared si05 FOR the Red Gross.
The Junior Rel Cross and the base
hall club cleared about $40 at their bak
last Saturday
Mrs. W. Harman Reynolds, OF Town
send. gave a party Tor her son, Harman
In honor OF his thirteenth birthday an
nlversary Those present were. Mlsse
Pearla Wells. Lillian West, Nirglni
Wells. Esther Money, Esther Hutchln
son. Eta Skeggs. Mary Schwatka, Eliza
beth Maloney. Helen priichard. Grac
Money. Edna Hart Gladys Money Grac
Guessford. Maude Bramble, Rebecc
Bramble; Elmer pritchard, Edwar
Hart Horace Vanhorn. Irving NanhorI
Davis staais. Walter Lee, Harmonso
Lurty. Milton Hart. Paul Hodgsol
Frank Naylor. Ralph Hoinold, Geore
Stant.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Stewart wer
called 20 COl0na, Mi. last week. b'
cause Of the death Of Mrs stewart
grandfather. street Brown who was
his seth year.
Evening journal., 1918-04-19
REF f0RTS SOUGHT
Oh $500 PAYMENTS
individuals and Small BuSi-
ness Concerns Late in
Making Returns
CHURCHES ALSO ARE
AMONG NEGLIGENT

WASHINGTON, April ia post-sea-
son drive TO get individuals and small
business concerns 10 report payments
OF more than $500 made last year 10
any person OF partnership has been
started by the Internal Revenue Bureau.
10 appears that thousands failed 20 file
by April / these reports required by
law for payments for rent. interest
salaries. wages. annultles "0r other
fixed or dctermlnabie gains"
Reports ef payments for mercf andlse
and payments TO corporations are
sought
Among the institutions which have
been found 10 be particularly neglected.
Of the $500 payment reports are
churches, small merchants. chambers
OF commerce, associations and societies
Of various kinds. baseball clubs. thea
tricai companies, BARRIERS. restaurant
proprietOrs and parOchlal schools.
Many individuals who paid more than
$500 rent last year also neglected TO re-
port. Attorneys, physicians or other
/ professional fees are TO be- included
/ Real estate rental agents are required
TO report The aggregate payments "
/ landlords.
More than six million Of these reports
have been received by the Internal
Revenue Bureau here and are being in
deXed alphabetically according 90 The
names Of persons or partnerships tc
whom the payments were made. As .
complement TO these records Is The sys.
TEN Of cards-One FOR each OF the mil.
lions Of income tax returns made tC
recvnue collectors throughout the
cOuntry-bearlng records OF lnf0rma-
tion In tho income returns, and als'
arranged In one great alphabetical nle
The $500 payment reports are com
pared with the income cards. anG
whenever Il is found that payments &
an Individual or corporation amounted
10 more than e 900 for an unmarried
or $1,000 FOR a married person. ant
there Is no tax return for that person
he Is assumed TO be tax dodger
Eventually such a person Will get TO
tice Of his delinquency. and the penalt.
will he imposed for failure TO make
return within the legal time.
Those who lle income returns vOlun
larily, even at this date. may escap
the penalties Internal Revenue Com
missioner Roper has announced.
Men posing as Income tax inspec
, tors" recently have solicited busines
funds and obtained Information whicl
, later was communicated 20 busincs
rivals, according TO reports TO the In
3 ternal Revenue Bureau.
These reports prompted the rcvenu
Z. commissioner 10 issue a warning
taxpayers to make certain the sell
n styled income tax inspectors are reall
a revenue agents. Officers, 10 was eXplaiI
ed, carry identification cards.
Evening journal., 1918-04-19
Police MAY QUIT If
WAGES AREN'T RAISED
Continued From rIrsf par1


for the bonus. but there Is ialh OF them
making a demand on C;y Council for
an Increase In pay as We'll. That the
matter OF allowing the members ~ me
department substantial Increase
In wages or bonus has become
serious was evident 40 the conference
Of Oh" members " City Council and
the Police Commissioners IN the COM
misloners' rooms on Wednesday oven
ins The commissioners presented a
tentative outline of their budget FOR the
coming fiscal year. which calls Tor an
Increase in the departments appropria-
ton OF nearly $4,000.
At this conference the commissioners
reiterated their request. which Council
had refused some months ago 10 allow
the palrolmen a fifteen per cent bonus.
and 70 was pointed out that with yarl-
nus industrial concerns IN this city Of
iering the patrOlmen positions with
higher salaries than they now receive,
something would have 10 be one 10
hold the men.
That the Councllmen are opposed to
allowing the patrolmen any salary In
crease was evident when this question
| was osked. The statement also was
made that nineteen men are eligible tc
retire In n short time. To this latter
statement one OF he Councilman replied
that there should be a law compelllnl
officers who are not physically inca.
pecltated from duty 20 remain on dui,
after they had served twenty-five years
Il was also evident at the meeting OF
Wednesday night that members Of Cit!
& Council wero az odds on the question
Of salaries when 70 came 90 the polic
department and some sharp words ar
reported TO have passed.
Among tho policemen who are eliglbl
10 retire on May and the number o
years they have served are:
Chief Of Police Black, 27 years; polio
Captains Kane and Kellehor, % year
each Sergeants schel. Lyons. McDef
mott and Bayley. p years each: Patrol
men James u. Scott 20 years; Operate
Andrew Harklns. aPtrolmen Edwards
! and J. e. Purcell, 26 years: Kelley
Davidson, Donohoe, Mclaughlin, Mr
= Neer, Collins, Payne and Gilling. eac
- years.
That the greater number OF these me
who are eligible TO retire the last OF IN.
month will take advantage of the polio
Pension Fund Laws and retire Is evl
dent by remarks made by the ofllcer'
Just what action the Police Comml.
s.oners Will take In The matter Is no
announced at this time.
Evening journal., 1918-04-19
DEFENSE COUNCIL
TO MEET MONDAY
Special to THE EVENING JOURNAL

DOVER, Del, April i9.-Governor
Townsend, through Secretary Of State
Johnson, announced at noon today that
a meeting OF the newly appointed stale
Council OF Defense Will be held at the
state House on Monday next for Or
ganization.
Governor Townsend today appointed
Professor f. V. Vaughn. Of Delaware
College, and Dr. II. G. Budd and Pro
fessor A. r. Spaid, Of Dover, as dele
gates TO the annual meeting OF the
American Academy Of Political and
Social Science 10 be held in Phlladel-
phla, April 26 and 27
Evening journal., 1918-04-19
CONTINENTAL sTARTs TOMORROW.

Special 20 TIE EVENING JOURNAL.
NEWARK, April i9--The Continental
Fibre Company baseball team will mt
the 1918 I'D tomorrow afternoon, when
they open up with the strong Rising
sun. Md. team. The game viii start at
$50 o'clock and VIII be played on the
Delaware avenue grounds The Con
tinenlal team made an excellent record
last season, and expects TO have even a
stronger team in the fleld this year. The
schedule Is not entirely completed and
the management would be glad 20 hear
from some flrst-class semi-professlonal
teams. Gray will pitch the openins
game tomorrow and Draper Will catch
The remainder OF the team viii be as
follows: First base. Loyett; second
Blcking; third, Robinson: shortstop
snyder; left field. Moore; centre, Rob-
erts and right. Fulton.
Evening journal., 1918-04-19

metallic variety always ask for Nuxatc.
Iron IN its original packages. Nu1atco
Iron will Increase the strength. power and
endurance u delicate nervous. run-dOwu
people IN two weeks time IN many IN
stances
NOTE-Nurated Iron recommended nbovf
by Dr. Sullivan can be obtained from ans
good druggist. with or without a phyHl
money refunded lt Is dispensed IN this
city by J. Milton Eckerd and an good
druEcists
Evening journal., 1918-04-19
DEATHS
Ioeeph ". ClnrE.

Joseph W. Clark.
CLARKE this city, on April 10 1918.
Joseph W. CLARK. aged - years.
Relatives. friends and members OF Eden
Lodge, No. "a, J. q. q. r. are invited 90
attend the funeral services at Chandlers
Funeral Parlors. No. IA West Ninth street
on sunday afternoon. April 81. az l.3O
o'clock interment in Brandywine Bap-
tist cemetery, Chadds Ford, Pa. Auto
funeral.
Edward T.. Stokes.
STOKES-In this city. On April IS. 1915
Edward L.. son Of George II. and tht
late Elsie NJ. Stokes. nee Terry, in his
9Th year
Relatives and friends are invited 90 at
tend the funeral services az bis fathers
day. Aprfl %. 1915 az . o'clock. Inter
ment at silverbrook cemetery.
Evening journal., 1918-04-19
,I,nnIrTnr.N UONOn piptIq

Ni00i EloNN iONok liFilA
NlnuLETON.N. Del Npr.l i9-Ths
roll NJ honor Tor the Midlle.ovn public
schools follows.
Hieh school eleventh grade Willie
Rosenberg. letitia Pool. Frances coch-
ran traro Brady. Lydia Rcdsrasc AZ
ma Nhtlock. Florence Kohl. William
Myers. Leone Ladley, Marian Pinder
Tenth cradc-Ciaudo Fouracre. Eiva
Freeman. Purnell McWhorter, Ernest
Tee
Ninlh grade Elizabeth shallcross.
Edith Cochran Clara Brady, Laura
Fogel John Carey Fonnie Rosenberg
June Johnson. Rogers Fouracre.
Grammar School. eighth grade-Anna
I Bingnear. Virginia pcarce, Helen Dugan'
Marshall Whitlock. Clayton Draper
Seventh grade-percy Donaghay, Bur
/ ton Pearson. John Pool, Walter Beasten'
/ Caroline Fouracre Anna English, Grace
/ Rosenberg.
sixth gratle-Gladys ManlOve. Esther
shalcr0ss, Edwin Donagheyi. Dorotny
Caulk. Stacy Jones, Elizabeth braol,
, Grace Van Dyke, Margaret Brady Harris
/ Mcdowell. Ernest Ratledge, Earl KIRK.
Fifth grade-Vlrginla Johnson, Lin
den stafford William Cannon, Katherine
N4NnINNs Harry IfNAAff NfAAANAH
Will. George Alfree, John Alfree, Anna
hlfree
Primary school, fourth grade-EliEa-
beth Hufnal. Elizabeth johnson, Mary
Alfree. lrma Montgomery, Frances
Harris. Charlotte Donaghay, Helm Four
acre. Helen Moore, kathryne Davis,
EVELYN Brown, Henry Howell, Borthe
Chance.
Third Virginia Brady. Alice
Jons. Catherine Carpenter, Olga Vlahos
Sophia Vlahos. James Thornton, Lewis
stewart. Julian King, Benny Rosenberg
Robert Foraker.
Second grade Margaret Fitzgoralo
Helen Bryan. Jeonry Newsome, Oscar
IBrynes. Cassie Denny, Arrie Bradley
Mable Fouracre. Helen Stevens, Ger
/, trude Bouchelle. Henry Chamberlaine
First Grade. A divlslon-Jack Green
b. John Swain, Roland Heldmyer. 7
] dlvlsion-Margarot Baker. Margarc
+. Denny. kathryn Johnson, Elizabeth
b slnex, Jay Davis. Ralph Berkman Lero'
Hall.
Evening journal., 1918-04-19
HE'LL LEARN AFTER
HE STARTS FIGHTING

Because he doe not understand the
German language and the customs OF the
German people. is the reasod given Dy
tall. well-formed Spaniard for not
wanting to go 10 war. He was having
his QUESTIONABLE filed out through an
Interpreter, IN the onlce Of Magistrate
Broman last night, when he made this
statement. He appeared 20 be physically
Evening journal., 1918-04-19
rAIIING MAGNET KILL WORKMAN.

CHESTER, Pa, April i9.-Elmer putiil.
about 90 years, Of 1897 seltzer street.
Philadelphia. met instant death yester'-
day morning at ne Plant Of the Penn
seaboardSteel and Ordnance Company.
he was struck on the head with mag
net. His neck was broken.
Evening journal., 1918-04-19
SrnXTcF Flag FoP POLES

AZ the meeting Of the Polish Library
Association, in their hall, at Maple and
Van Buren streets, last night. ser
vice flag, bearing twenty stars, was re-
.ceived and unfurlcd. The presentation
Of the flag was made by the president,
Anthony Markowsk. a large number
Of members were present.
Evening journal., 1918-04-19
DUPONTS Want
Use OF COURTHOUSE
continued From First Page.

LOuilnueu fIOm Fllck rage.
streets, where the District Board Is
now located This plan. it Is argued,
would cause much Inconvenience. how
ever. the building being away from The
center Of the city.
Daniel ]. Farren. chairman Of Board
No. 2, visited Camp Dix yesterday after
noon, making the trip by automobile.
He said today that the Delaware soldiers
who had been without guns since being
transferred to Camp Dix from Admission,
Ala, had their weapons distributed TO
them while he was IN camp. Whether
the guns were 90 be loaned 20 the
Pioneers for their participation in the
Liberty Loan parade in Philadelphia
next week or are 90 be retained by them,
could not be learned.
While at the camp, Mr.. Fsrren visited
the quarters Of the Negroes who have
been sent from this city. He found them
In Battery A, 3l9th Field Artillery and
they were delighted with military life.
The Battery has a band under the lead
ership or Norman Scott Of this city who
enlisted to lead the musicians. Other
musicians are needed for the band and
Negroes who can play musical instru-
ments who desire to enlist in this
branch Of the service are urged 10 call
at the Offlce OF the local Exemption
Boards at once.
Omclals OF Board No. 4 today issued
the following list OF those young men
who Will leave here on next Friday for
Camp Dix:
Charles D. Fuller, iOs W. tn ST.
Eugene Blond, Sd Union s..
William w. Larrimore, care Atlas
Powder Company.
Thomas O'Neal. i70S Rowland 81.
Carlton B. Lowe, si8 Jackson 81,
Martin J. Torpey. 2Oi6 Arch St., Phila
Wardell F. Macklin. 9O7 w. 9th 81.
Earl J. Lsyman, $40 W. 7th ST.
George d. Grove. 90i Park Place.
Anthony Dietrich, S25 Tatnall -.
Luigi Fillari, COS Tatnall St.
Kenneth W. Smith. Queen Anne, Md.
Pasouale Villane, i7is W. 5th ST.
Frank L. Mckinney. Si5 Washington
Joshua +. Layton. 1910 W. 10th st.
Camille Lsnci, s44 Madison 81.
\ JOseph II. Clark, 1907 Washington 81
Leonard A. White, 4i6 E. 9th St.
Guido Santera, 7O6 w. 9th St.
Philip A. Unfried. 26i6 Van Buren =
Dominica Ianiro, 62i Lincoln 81.
Details for the arrangements for IN
quota OF men who will leave here mex
week. have been announced. tn
party OF i4i men from this State vii
leave French street station, at 1913
I O'Clock on Friday. April 26. The down
state men will poin the men fror
this city. The train schedule follows
Origin Quota Leave Time
/ Sussex Co.. .22 Georgetown. .6.i5 a. II
sussex Co.. % Harrington. .7.59 a. n
Kent Co... "a Dover. ........S 30 a. n
New Castle. p Newark. .... 1928 a. n
Wilmington
Board 4 .2i. Wilmington 1890 q. n
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Evening journal., 1918-04-19
"Say Doctor, This Prescription
Works Like Magic'-PhysiCian
Explains Why NuXated Iron
Quickly Increases the Strength and Energy OF Men and Br
Roses to the Cheeks of Nervous, Rundown
Women.

Ash the hrst hundred
strong. healthy looking
people you meet 20 what
they owe their strength
and energy and see how
many reply "Nuxatcd
Iron"
Dr. James Francis sulii
van formerly PhyHicinn Of
Bellevue Hospital lout-
door Dept) of New York
aud the W. estch hester
County Hospital says
Thousands OF nervous,
rundown. nuaemic people
suffer from iron deficiency
but do not know what 90
take. There f. nothing
like organic iron-Sunated
Iron 20 quickly enrich the
Evening journal., 1918-04-19
Wilmington
cARNTY,s POINT WANTS NEW P. o.

Powder workers al Carney's Point
are ureing that a larger postoffice be
erected there. It is contended that the
carrier force OF the ONCE is too small
% make deliveries OF the mails