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Newark post., 1919-09-17
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Milk Record For Month

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Newark post., 1919-09-17

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Newark post., 1919-09-17

The orsne wave sha. has BEE"
s-ras,;ry Germany s.nee The ar71ts-
.,.. jz nor 4e~,51 os some refreshing
Incidents. Berlin papers ssll II the
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Newark post., 1919-09-17

uar.bar College ID 1918 and To- s%o
ears served AZ principal Of ne
,1sftA.zigJA Hizn school Of New York,
Ha waz teacher Of Modern La"g1azs7
q. the Baczenzfe S1no1. for one gear
and did graduate work IN Romance
IanZaages At Columbia J1'TsEs'.5 /,
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r.. the army ard sarved in France for
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r-en,5ge froa March, 1919, 20 July Of
me same yAaf,
This ap1o.ntmene coa1.esss me
faculty Of Delaware C"..szs S'F '"s
coming asEsaor-
Newark post., 1919-09-17
Fccs5aI Squad Repcr.
At Old Delaware

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Newark post., 1919-09-17
wo5eort Family 70 Hold Reunion

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Newark post., 1919-09-17
Building CONTRACT tua,d.l

The STATE Comn.ss s--
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crac: for re building II - -, soa
she property recently. ed ~ ~ y =
commission, corzla@5-z -. -7-. %
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Newark post., 1919-09-17

Oetober Dickinson at Newark.
C1s55er z5-HaveTford at HaTsf-
ford. -
November George Jnf7sr-
s.ey 2. WasGi1 gt3Ta
November -5-Swar.hra5rs al VIEW
ara
Eo-emoer 22-Lsbanon Valley at
Newark.
November q. Thanks ziving-P. u
6 q Chester
Newark post., 1919-09-17
Foru= Amy Man Instructor
In Modern Languages

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Newark post., 1919-09-17
Chinese Settings Fer The
Fornidcea CITY

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x.s NJ inding TypVcsl -alrfssF sl--
Newark post., 1919-09-17
FOR SALE FOR HOMES
OR INVESTMENT

Double House, No. 33z and 35- South Chapel Stree,
rooms each lot j0xIZj, Rented So =aca Der
month. Price $4,000
Newark post., 1919-09-17

Double House No 336 and 338 South Chz2e, 5-.=e
rooms. each lot 50xIZ5- Rented So "a. De-,
month Price s. 600
Newark post., 1919-09-17

.aGEs pleased wien he >az> VIA
-asE-ou laS dome 5ar a-n ms
IA
VAS --1za >rl-->.
E-1 E=u- >s-1->-
Double Breasted >l.-S.
II Young 1LaI : Special >cv.e>
4uG Models III >zzes - ~ IL
New Plain B11ss.
New Browns.
Nav G-een Mixtures.
Scores u Models and }Tlx--r-ss
Come N a1i T-v Them cl1 and
So Which T3u Ike.
Newark post., 1919-09-17

Double House No. 3I6 and 3T8 South C1z7e. S-,zz-
brick and frame corner property. r0orns 80 7a.h
severed Renting sT each Per mon Price
$500.
Newark post., 1919-09-17

Double House rooms and bath sepS=r=t l.. ;1x, 90
Continental Avenue Rented sT7 each y. ninth
Only three years Old Price $500 Per pa, :ars;
pair O; th=z.-tzk= your choice
Newark post., 1919-09-17

Have sold IL this location II tie Lzs- a-== months
y houses 50 they going fast Better g=c 31= and
your home az rents vil advance zzz:7 soon
and building material IS expensive a lie 7.=sent
to build
Also two fine homes The J. G Wills home on
South College Avenue fine place and on= .: IL 5e.
locations II town fronting the College Campus Nine
room modern Improvements. double garage =-o == .ot
Sl1,500, Also the Tee= home On Main Sc-==- = 9ur
hands to sell This : ane pL=ce gr= .7c=,=5 - viii
MAKE an ideal apartment house Coed terms ca = .vsn
On this property, Come and Is and -=c - =7 ~ou
set home $4,000.
Mrs, R. y Rhodes house, W-=zr Ma s..
rooms Price $500.
THE NEWARK TRUST AND SAFE DEPCS- CO.
Evening star., 1919-08-25
DAIRY AND PRODUCE.

NEW YORK, August. 25.-Butter-
Irregular; Irecefpts., 1851 Packages;
Creamery, higher than. extras. 56ha
81; creamery extras coz score), So a
S.: frsts. 521ka55 Y ;. packing stock.
current make, No. 2, f6.
Eggs-Steady: receipts, 1925 cases.
Fresh gathered, extras, 54a55; extra
firsts. 51a53:. firsts. 47a50. State. Penn
sylvania and nearby western hennery
whites, fine to fancy. .6sa7o: do, or
dinary to prime. 5oaS5;, state; Penn
sylvania and nearby hennery browns.
ed colors, 53a56.
CheeseNsteady; recaipts. 1880
i boxes State, whole milk. fats, cur
rent make, specials. 30,4 a31; do, aver
age run, 29ha30: state. whole milk.
twins. current make specials. 30ka
| 81; do, average run, 29 Y a30.
Poultry--Live. weak; chickens.
35a37: fowls. 34a35; old roosters, %:
turkeys, 25a30. Dressed, steady;
broilers, 32a46; chickens. 36a40; fowls.
25a41; old roosters, 2oa26; turkeys,
| 40a49.
Evening star., 1919-08-25
CHICAGO LIVE STOCK MARKET.

CdlCA0O, August 5o.-kaoSS, receipts,
$4,000 head; lower; top. 21.s5: heavy
weight. 19.s0a21.25: medium weight,
1ss5a2Ie0: light weight. 10. 0.40a21. IS:
light lights, 1S.76A21.15; heavy pack
ing soWs. smooth. 1s.50a19.00; pack
ing sows, rough. 17.5oa1s-25: pigs.
Cattle-Receipts. $4,000 head: native
beef steers above 1900 and best she
stock. steady and strong: others, 25a40
lower; calves. mostly LOO lower:
westerns and feeders. steady. to Is
lower.
Beef steers, medium and good,
heavy weight, choice and prime,
16.50a1s.75: medium and good, 1250a
1885: common. 1o.0oaf2. 90; lightWeight,
good and choice, 14.o0a18.2S; medium
and common. 9.s0a14.00. Butcher
cattle, heifers, 7.50a1S.00: COWS, 7.2Sa
13.50; Gamers and cutters, 6.00a7. rs;
veal calves. light and handy weight,
1s.00a20.0o; feeder steers, S.00a13.7b;
stocker steers, 7.25a11.60; western
range steers, 9.50a1t.S0; cows and
heifers. 7.50A13.00.
Sheep-Feceipts. q. 900 hAAd; lower.
Lambs. - pounds A4wn. l4.3SAi7.So:
oulls and eommon, 9.60eaI7S; year.
ling WskAses. -1A.S6s1Alak< swea. No.
kAaum. good cd 6e11cA =
k2nancommon. 3De1z2k. Il
Evening star., 1919-08-25

EAR SILVER QUOTATIONS.
NEW YORK. August 25.-Bar silver,
1.l5A. Mexican dollars, S6H.
Evening star., 1919-08-25

for domestic delivery. at 2.1o per
Corn saies-None.
white. old. 81 per bushel; sales, No. 2
white. new. q per bushel; No. 3
Rye-Ranse Of prices. Bag lots Of
nearby re: 1s No to- du.iity ats;r 1ssa15o ssaal.
Ii MagMNo pe5 ou'nfi- timothy, ss,ooass. 90:
timothy. ssoea3s: :oeN No. timothy.
ss:: ss s hst isst slsysT slsysT mixed mixed
ss.soasl.oo: No. clover, mixed. q. SO
as4.oo; No. 8 clover, mixed. 31,ooa
$500; No. I clover: nomtnaL 34.o0;
No: 2 clover. nominal $500.
Is. 90; No. 3 straight rye, is, ,Soa1s 90;
tan tangled. rye. 1s.5cs1s. %; No. i wheat
T. oeais No e: Z Z AL whess A Il 90. ooall so q
Potatoes-Lowef: arrivals. 11s cars:
Minnesota early Ohios, sacked car
lots, 24oas.55 cwt; irish cobblers,
New jersey. sacked, car lots, 3.65a3.75
cwt.; California white foses sacked,
car lots. 400 cwt.
CHICAGO. August 2s.-Corn started
under the weight of an accumulation
were easier at the start. The opening
was " to I lower, with September at
LIS to 1.7sh. and December at 1.40h
to la.
Oats moved with corn with an easy
start. quickly followed by bulge and
a later reaction, which sagged below
the opening point. Fluctuations were
in narrower limits than in the major
grain and trading was within very
moderate limits. Opening prices were
unchanged to x lower with Septem-
Der at TN and December at TAX to
TAN.
Provision trade was dull. prices be-
ing is to 80 lower. in line with lower
live hog prices.
CORN Open. high. Low. Close.
Sees%sss ssess%sssr... 14sx LIZ 1sss$ 1lo ss4 ssz
Sssts%ss.: S:ssssss.:::c: III e. :asH ::nns III III
September. 4sAs 400 1900 400
NEW YORK. August Is. Flour
Quiet: old spring patents. 12.25a12.75;
do. spring clears. S.50a10.25: new
winter straights, l0.10al0.4o; do.
Kansas straiehts. 1oS5a11.25.
Pork-Quiet: mess. S&.00ase.S0: fam
lily, 56.00a5S.00.
lard - Easy: middle west. 2s.7sa
1855
Evening star., 1919-08-25
N. JUssERAND TO SPEAK.
New York Program to Honor
Marne Fighters and Lafavette

NEW YORK. August 25.-Jules JUS
serand. French ambassador to the
United States, will be the principal
speaker at the exercises to be held
here September in joint commemora-
ton Of the 162d anniversary of Lafay-
cites birthday and the fifth anniver-
sary Of the first battle of the Marne.
1t is announced.
Other speakers will include Myron T.
Herrick Of Cleveland, former American
ambassador to France. and DR.. John
H. Finley, president of the University
Of the State of New York. Supreme
Court Justice Victor j. Dowline will
preside.
Evening star., 1919-08-25
WALL STREET STOCKS
ARE UNDER PRESSURE

NEW YORK, August .25.-Stocks
were irregular to heavy at the outset
today, last weeks deficit Of actual re-
serves in the clearing house state
ment and further Industrial disturb
ances prompting further moderate
liquidation.
Steels. equipments and tobaccos
fell 1 to points and Industrial Alco-
hol lost 8.
Recessions were partly balanced by
gains extending from fractions to 1
point in oils and specialties.
Shippings were variable, Marine
preferred gaining 1 point while Amer
lean International lost 2 points Noini-
nal changes ruled among rails.
Liberty bond prices at 1880 am. today
were: 3ks., $3.50; first 4s. s4,2o; SECOND
s2.s2: third ANS. s4.S2: fourth ANS,
1910; victory As, 99.5S: victory 4A g.,
$3.50.
Selling Centers in Motors.
Pressure Of the same character as
week was encountered in the first
hour.
Selling centered in motors, oils and
shippings at extreme reactions of to
6M points.
United States Steel lost Is and re-
lated shares IL to 2.
Tobaccos fell to 3, metals 1 Y to Q
and equipments, feathers and food
shares l to Y. ...
Rails and motors led the substan-
TALLY better tendencies manifested
before midday.
Unusual interest was evidenced in
rates for. cali money, which opened at
6 per cent.
Rail Gains Increased.
The noon rally carried General Mo-
tors a full point over it's 6h point
reaction of the first hour, Keystone
Tire recovering points.
Gains among rails were increased,
such 1ow-priced issues as Texas and
Pacific and Missouri Pacific gaining
to points with investment shares.
Evening star., 1919-08-25

! Personal Mention.
w41iiazn kTFlather. vtce president Of
! yhe Riggs National Bank, was the
arss OF the. Azine resefters to return
! tsonai Mstropolitan Batk. returned
mau1tsi5s sn1s %I5ai7s from tvH weeks in the
Eugene E. Thompson is resting from
I strenuous labors at Wildwood. N. ].
Below Legal Reserves.
.The desss.se. in, s.csptssus stss reserve Of
ss tss ss ssaHs e ssx ssg sS1,n5 sas
seaEss sseaisa iss I ssE;ni ;si.sas Ss1Sw the
This win mean some shifting Of
loans during the current week in
order to replenish the surplus, which
year.
Need Of money at interior points has
resulted in funds being withdrawn
from Wall street
Large Response Made.
The first two issues Of Treasury GER
uficates.s as explained in Secretary
Class letter of July rs, were oyersub-.
Seribed. the total figures being 81. .065.- :
As a result. there will be no fixed
minimum amount Of the issue to Be
put out September 2, due February q.
Nor viii there be any issue of loan
certificates September Is.
Public utility stocks furnished all
- the business on today's session Of
the local stock exchange
Railway preferred was traded in to
me extent of $50 shares. all in twenty
hve-share lots, the first fifty at 4SN
o6fciai cfosipS 4Sh bid and 51H asked.
Czpftaf Traction shares sold spar-
tngly aS5h u and Washfnston Gas
stock sold at SO.
Evening star., 1919-08-25
Sugar Market Steady.

NEW YORK. August 25.-Raw
fined. steady: cut loaf. 1850: crushed.
HOBS; mould A. $50; cubes. 9.75;
xxx powdered. $50: standard pow
dered, SIS; fine granulated and diamond
A, 800; confectioners A, $50; No. l,
soft sugar, S.S5.
Evening star., 1919-08-25
Washington Stock EXCHANGE

SALES.
Capital Traction, s at S6K
4sH. 77' - II
Warrington Gas, 20 At so.
AFTER CALL
Washington RWy. pfd., Is at 4Sk. Is at
46X, Is at 48x. Is at 4S%.
Bid and Asked Pricea
Evening star., 1919-08-25
CAPITAL TRACTION
AAlF-YEAR REPORT
sFlrst Six Months of 1919
Show Good Gross
s-ss ~ Increase.

The year 1919 promises to be more
satisfactory to the Capital Traction
Company than was 1913. The two
cent transfer charge will materially
increase the gross and net returns.
The gross income for the var 1919.
based on the gross for the first six
months Of the year. promises to be
about $f,414.5o0. but the net will not
be aS great proportionate1y with the
gross. because of higher operating
expenses. Tho surplus for 1919. on
the basis for. the first half OF the
yesrs operations. should be sbogs oYt
isetiassi iioe isIs. as compared with s'ss'oSs
Appended are the figures resulting
from the operation Of the Capital
Traction Company for 1918 and for
June 50,
Nail rsfenue ........... 500 140
special car revenue--.--- .------. IA
Total revenue from
transportation 49,. s.. .4s1 .e1 $2,142. 4s5
HsTsnse trsnseo,,, sthsr 9th than sss4s n 900
FRanway operating
sop@s1stins @ e1psa:es --:-- s.Ss:oSs 1.sso. rs Is
Hef operating revenue: 81 .446. .794 $8sc. .o47
Way operating -. 2ss. $50 s,o75
fDpe1tins income ,iss,so4 $6ps, ,s7e
f80noper1ting incume.- 1880 S,e74
F1s.us Ancune .tIs.4s4 $7o1 .s4s
1aterest on fuaded debt ,1So,soo $40. $50
Rant of leaasd .roads...~. s. 28e 1,654
6DcenAneous debts go. $500 $500
Gicenss fm Z tTackaEe |s= -.
space, Unfod' Stat56n
Pfa1I .-------.-- 100 900
Totals ...s. $B5,3g4 $144.so5
Net income .-.-.-.. $9eS08D $56z S41
Ofvidenf6 s-.-a.s>-.. SeO.000 800, coo
Surplus ...-..-:....... $fos, ,6Ss SOP 34S
Note.-Cents are omitted - compilation. but
NOW tu the total. u
Evening star., 1919-08-25
LoNDON MoNEY MARIxwrs.

LONDON. August 25.-Bar silver,
90 per ounce. Money. 3h per cent
Discount rates. short bills, 3 7.16a3
per cent. Three-month bills. ! 9.16a
3 y per cent.
Evening star., 1919-08-25
Making Arrangements,

The Visitor-In your town can one
play a little game of poker?
The Mayor-Impossible. Takes two
or more. III round up the bunch for
you.
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but that Of the many peoples among
whom he has lived. His success in taking
the music of peoples with other ideals
and cultural attainments, and winning
distinction in it's Interpretation is the
supreme test of real artistic accomplish
ments in interpretative music, just as
the presentation of the ideals Of another
people in musical composition is the
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THE JEW IN MUSIC
Continued from page q

ashamed to be musician or virtuoso
Of Jewish origin, though there are some
that are; they even change their names
to fool themselves, but do not fool both
world.
There is no denying that the Jew Of
today is creating great music, music
that expresses not only his own culture
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supreme test of artistry in creative mu-
sic In both fields the Jew is succeeding
and back Of his success let us not for
get the deep foundation of musical ap-
probation and expression that has been
laid by the thousands of generations dur
ing which music has been the art in
which the Jew has surpassed the peo-
pies who have surrounded him, condi-
ton having it's origin in the very be-
ginnings Of our people.
Evening journal., 1919-10-02

win be plenty don't want TO be lm-
reasonable. You are particularly busy
light now
Don't consider that can set help. %
Always the undercurrent Of bragga-
,ociO. Joan!l Always The confidence
That his plans cannot be upset, his
work retarded Always the calm be-
lief that The world Is his oyster. TO be
opened with his little iack-knife.
But TO get back TO my story. Imagine
my dismay ~ receiving your letter
Yesterday, limiting darkly Of gossip. In
the midst Of my fondly plaoning 10 go
% old. friendl Bentsvlle and be taken
Into IFS arms, io learn that Bentsville
is an ag0g with ugly stories about me
and that its arms may push me away
instead Of folding me warmly to a
moihcrly bosom
Joan, Joan, how unjust and cruel
What and how has Benlsville heard ?
Can The presidents wife have been
hateful enough 10 look me up, ind
Hnsviile on lhe map and Start
tongues wagging? Oh. Joan, I am SICK
10 The very heart of me-
know that The Bcnlsylle branch oil
his road has ils Office IN Randy Lewis I
very building that cAcn as I write this 4
le has probably been rcgaed With /
gossip and llic hatehllesf SORT oil
SANDER. oh, Joan dear, why didn't
Evening journal., 1919-10-02
NEWPORT RED MEN
WELCOME SOLDIERS

Returned service men OF Andasiska
Tribe, No. A. J. %. o. T.. of Newport
we're given a reception hy the tribe
last night About n,e hundred per-
sons OF The community attended. Tho
'2tosram consisted of Wusie speeches.
entertainment refreshments and dane
.mg.
The Rev. j. r. Park gave me .inyoca-
lion. \ duet was sung by Mrs. r. p.
Hayden and Miss Mary Scarborougli.
An adress OF welcome was given by
\ Henry r. lsaacs, and a closing address
Nas made by Rev u =. Quieg. pastor
of Newport NJ b. Churcn Mrs Joseph
.. Sioch sang solo and the returned
service men rendered two selections In
chorus
Mr. lsaacs spoke of lhc part the
Newport boys played in the war. and
told OF the good fortune mat .Whuc
'ilcen of them belonging 10 thc lodge
had been IN the army and twelve saw
service in France not one suffered So
much as a scratch
Tie candidacy of T. Waller Youns
q The tribe for ofllce as Great Junior
-agdmor of Delaware al HE next an
nual convention To be held in Whining
ion, October p was announced
Soldiers IN Whose honor the affair
was held are lhe following lI. MI
'ray. W r. Ford. g e. HansWorlh. n /
j. steward Alfred Spense g. y. scar I
'oroueh. w H. Rollwel. ralph Ruth. /
Narren Garrett e. p Hayden. r. NJ |
Watkins, J, n Mitchell and Irwin Gall /
ioway
Evening journal., 1919-10-02
HEALTH AUTHORITIES
SOUND FLU WARNING
Ne Occasion for Panic-With
Little Care Ii Can Be Avoided.

City health officials have advised the
public TO continue the precautions Of last
year as isolated outbreaks of influenza
are to be expected this Fall.
Il has been clearly established that
the mucous membrane and air passages
are its fa~orite seat The germs afioat
in the air. seem to thrive in the mucous
discharges Of the nose and throat.
Nasal cavities should be protected
aeainst germ attacks by using CAM
PHOROLE. which contains powerful an
,iseptic oils that harden the delicate
membrane and drive OF the germs
Wstery sprays and douches, which wash
s1sy the secretions, designed to protect
o.,c f.om infection. are unwise, CAM.
i>HOR0LE affords a wonderful protective
4overing Its emollient properties soothe
and reduce inflammation and harden
the tissues so that the useris less suscep-
tible to catsrrh and colds Atallcrusgists