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Evening journal., 1919-06-30
so PACK UT OUR TROUBLES.

For every school child in Wilmington
Thousands Of The younger turned from their
readin, Ftn' and 'rilhmetlc
It's gran and glorious fcelin that groyn-ups
Will recall with strong inkllng Of pleasure
And YOU can probably Just imagine what Johnny and
Mary see through dream thoughts, today Not the new
boundaries Of revised world not the various capitals
Of tho fortyeight states OF own country; not the
names OF numerous rivers lakes and oceans
Butt right before them, in a myth stands out The
parks the li'l OF swimmln hole the various camping
spots. The picnic places all about Wilmington
Close to naurci That's the cal Of the summer months
And Johnny and Mary their ears very much on
alert.
large percentage Of our education comes from our
connection with outdoor life And get The fun benefit
because who wants to play hockey from real play time?
When school doors close for The summer rest every
mothers and daughter Should romp forth TO enjoy
what nature has placed at their disposal
And Wilmington is well nxcd on parks recreation
spots camping places auto roads fresh air sunshine
Incidentally it wouldn't hurt mother dad to get out
with The young folks and play young again The closer
the relation between parents and children the better you
viii know your own family
And the result Il all Is that when the school doors
swing again. and The business OF fall months takes
hold more. every member Of the family will take
on the various burdens with renewed pep and ambition
Let's gol Let's take advantage.
Crank up your III old bus. or oil up your walking
power and answer tho call OF outdoors
Evening journal., 1919-06-30
FATE.

1917 two rival Republican organizations fought for
L control Of The city Of Philadelphia. The Fifth Ward
was hotbcd OF strife. There the McNchol-Penrose
leader was Carey and the Ware leader Ike Deutsch.
few days before the primary election the Deuisch
gang imported gunmon from New York and there was
shooting backlackng and violence such shocked not
only The city and the State but The nation.
In attack upon the Carey headquarters Eppey,
policeman morlally wounded
Various OF the gunmen now are in prison. Deutsch
was tried and convicted but the verdict overturned
The other day Deutsch was sitting in front Of his
home in the Firm Ward with his wife and child by his
side. dog pet OF his child attracted by some
thing and started to off, The child cried in alarm and
Deutseh arose and went in pursuit OF the dog.
lie had but short distance when he gasped put
his hand 10 his heart and sank TO the pavement An
ambulance summoned and he was taken to hospital
where he died without recovering consciousness
Then it was discovered that:
The ambulance the same one In which Eppley
was taken to the hospital driven by the person
and the same inferno sat on The seat In the rear
Also that Deutsch by chance was placed on the same
bed in the hospital in which Eppey died and was at
tended by the and the same surgeon.
And that far as be calculated there was prac-
ticay variation in the time between The wounding Of
Eppey and his death and the collapse OF Deuseh the
ending Of his life.
Evening journal., 1919-06-30
OUTRAGEOUS, III TRUE,

passng upon the question Of the acceptance or tho
rejection Of the new school Code. tlo men and the
women Of Newark should bear two facts in mind
One Is that the school Code was enacted for the edu-
caonal benefit Of every boy and girl in state. and
not for the benefit Of adult politicians who may have
selfish for desiring continuance Of present con-
dltions
The other that the interests OF those boys and girls
are and ought TO be- OF far greater Importance in the
eyes Of the and the women Of Newark than arc The
interests OF any politicians, matter to which party
they may belong.
ABRAHAM Lincoln said that God must love poor people,
because lie made many Of them.
BY the same token, God must love poor children, be-
cause lie made many Of them
That new school Code Is for the general benefit OF
an children and FOR the special benefit Of poor children.
The children OF hs rich and The wel-io-do have direct
and Indirect educational opportunities outside the public
school IN short they wholly dependent upon H.
IN The OF the poor girl boy however. the public
school constitutes, only many Instances The
-aiona all-inal The education be obtained there
Or not obtained at all
Therefore in view Of The fact that the prime object
Of The school Code 10 improve The public schools
and 60 enlarge their educational benefits the parents the
relatives and the friends Of the poor children in the
Newark district should stand shoulder-o-shoulder with
a parents the relatives and The friends OF children who
arc wealthy or wel-todo and give the Code such
endorsement that the members Of the Board Of Education
cannot afford 10 ignore it,
~ least one of The opponents Of acceptance OF the
Code has said that he certain Of his associates expect
to beat The Code in tile referendum vote by lining ap
ne mil hands and others Of that kind AGAINST it,
II that be the plan q is outrageous one because II
coDiempaies lining up against The Code The parents the
relatives and the friends Of the boys and the girls who
would be The greatest henenciaes through the operation
Of the new lawn short lining up and women to
n. rf...
snd daughters, TO whom education means everything and
Me interests Of designing politicians means nothing
Evening journal., 1919-06-30
SOCIALOGEST TO TALK
AMERICANIZATION

Through the efforts Of The Americani-
zation Committee Of Delaware, Profes-
sor Herbert Adolphus Miller sOciologist
Of oberlin College. and director OF the
Mid-EurOpesn Union OF Washington,
will visit Wilmington on "Wednesday
evening. TO deliver his address in the
community room, Wilmington High
school on Democracy and the lmmi-
grant"
Professor Nfiller's visit 10 Delaware is
in connection with the course Of lee
tures on topics OF the hour which fea-
dure The summer school OF Delaware
College this session. OF national prom
inence in this field, Professor Miller Will
be one Of the outstanding speakers IA
the Americanization Institute. In rec
ognition Of the splendid record OF
ATnericanizaiion workers in Whining
ton, Professor Miller, while in Della
ware, Will visit this city.
The Want Ads give full information
for the worker
Evening journal., 1919-06-30
W0MEN'S FALL HATS
ANY STYLE OR SIZE

INDIANAPOLIS. June 3O.-Styles OF
women's hats next fall will be any size,
big or litile-iust so the hat is ar
tistc and contains good materials
according 10 opinions expressed by
salesmen attending the three-day con-
vention Of the Millinery Travelling
Mems Association here.
Styles in millinery. however. Will not
remain rigid through a season, discus
sion developed. when the question Of
ycar-round road work was considered
Once the statesmen worked only three
or four months a year on the road
This period is being heightened. they
said. due TO the multiplicity OF new
ideas in hats advanced.
Evening journal., 1919-06-30
With The PSfaQFzphers

Better roads and schools bigger loads and
fewer fools.-west Plains Journal
The United states is divided into two classes Those
who buy oil stock and those who sell itWalnut Valley
Times.
II your husband insists taking a wedding trip,
better take it The wedding trip may be the last trip
you ever win gct.-Ere Recorder
Field Marshal Conrad Hoeizendorf the former Aus
trlan Chief Of stan now comes forward with his ex-
PLANTATION Of the causes OF the catastrophe 10 the Central
Empires, The German commanders ne declares refused
TO accept his plans Of war to the limit against Italy Be-
fore passing udsment the Field Marshss explanation
we might wait for an expression from Italy France and
the other Allies as to what they would he doing while
the Field Marshal was carrying out his plan-New York
sun.
Our problem now is how TO divert the unexpended
begerency OF the returned Baltimore American
Lawyers, as well as policemen, have been known ia
strike. Some years ago the barrisers practicing in
sierra Leone were dissatisfied with the Judge who
was acting substitute for the chief justice while Tho
latIer leave that they unanimously elected 10
give up pleading before him. Legal business in the colony
was therefore, ssndsl until The chief Justice re-
turned France too, affords instance of legal strike
one of the judges at ST. Amand accused the local lawyers
of deliberately promoting disputes order to m their
pockets with fees Thereupon all the lawyers in court
departed body, declaring that they would not return
until this insulting statement had been withdrawn
Eventually the judge apoogizcd and The lawyers
sumed practice.-London Daily News
Evening journal., 1919-06-30
MONDAY, JUNE 80, 1919.
AND now ronA noyAL WELCOME!

- EL,WAREtNs viii be delighted TO know that the
~ Fifty ninth Pioneer Regiment of Delaware sailed for
home from Bresi, France yesterday morning.
In few days II win he in America little later II
will come TO Delaware.
The plans for IFS reception well under way.
Now they win be perfected
The welcome accorded 10 this only unit our common
Wealth had in the World War should be elaborate
he means at command will permit
Zach member of the regiment should be made TO feel
that Deawarcans appreciate the full the splendid
record made by their home regimen, in the greatest
and bloodiesi war The world ever has known.
Evening journal., 1919-06-30
SHOULD MEET THE cHALLENGE.

Il RlENnS Of Rewson r. Lannsn, chairman Of the
Tenth Ward Democratic Committee, are engaged
In bold attempt to coerce the Democratic City
Committee into reyoking the suspension OF Lannan as
member Of the City Committee The Tenth Ward Demo-
cratic Club, Lannan organization. has adopted
luton challenging the right OF the City Committee to
suspend The Tenth ward leader
II the City Committee is to amount to anything in the
future must meet the challenge and stand firmly in the
position it has taken with respect TO the betrayal of the
Democratic party in the last city election.
II not only should stand firm with respect to Lannau,
but It also should hew straight down The line matter
where the chips may fall.
Evening journal., 1919-06-30

Tho necessity OF solving the problem
OF unemployment, food supply ana
housing. are fully realized by the busi-
ness man OF America. In response to
an appeal made in New York CITY
recently insurance companies set aside
thirty million dollars FOR Investment
in housing securities. There would
doubtless be ready response 10 gov
ernmental appeal for the forInatioil,
under governmental protection ana en-
couragement Of housing and lana pro-
jects under strict business manage
ment by business men, operating these
corporations for reasonable prOht
guaranteeing a standard fixed return OF
interest 10 investors and giving ieeWay
for additional earnings The iunus ol
such corporations would soon Decolhs
revolving funds. and In time nlisn'
bring about in this country conu4ton
ideal IN a republic-that OF every
citizen who wishes title 10 a home OF
TO some OF the soil, realizing MS am
bition.
In the field OF national transporta-
tlon and inlercommuniCatiOn the red
tIdl kUNtfNUlfub HliEhN Ntt' p 'Ni'
become a partner rather than a prin-
clpal. II has 0lready acquired an M
terest in the railways OF the country
which must In some wise be liquldat-
ed. In the capacity Of partner IN tnese
national insirumentalities Of publG
service. the federal government could
take a proper proprietary rather hah
antsgonistic interest.
By some such plan the creation OF
state which would become the uni-
vcrsal employer. proyider and police
man. with political authority exalted
TO q degree where the citizen would
be little more than the slave Of the
state could be avoided. The pouring
out OF vast sums OF the peoples
money in political experimentation
with industry. which has been in pro
gress. and siiH threatens the country
with national bankruptcy could be
prevented. The citizenship Of INC
country generally. through investment
in these enterprises as in thrift stamps
and liberty loans, could become part
ners in Industry, anxious for its wen
being. Thus might be established the
proper relationship between The gov
ernment and commercial enterprise
Evening journal., 1919-06-30
now 1T GOES.

The Colonel tells the Major
When ne wants something done,
And the Major tells The Captain,
And gets him on the rum
And the Captain thinks 10 over,
And. 10 be sure and follow suit,
Passes the buck and baggage
To some shaye-tail Second Liut.
Tho said Lieutenant pondcrs,
And strokes his downy jaw,
And calls his trusty Sergeant
And 10 him lays down the law.
The Sergeant calls the Corporal
To see what he can see.
And the Corporal gels a Private,
And the poor damned privale's me.
81. Louis Times.
Evening journal., 1919-06-30
RORERT q WHITE.

D OBERr G. WHITE a FORMER Attorney General and
Nv for many years Of the most prominent lawyers
and Democratic politicians in Sussex county, dead at
his home in Georgetown.
Mr. White dean Of the Sussex county bar, and
known personally from end to end OF state. In a
broad he sclf-made man because, when a
boy and a Young man, he had little support except
firm determination to make something OF himself and
win place in the commonwealth IN which he had been
born.
Mr. White had many friends and few enemies despite
his long and active Official and political life.
The people Of Delaware regret his death and SYM
palhlze deeply with his bereayed relatives
Evening journal., 1919-06-30
ADDED EVIDENCE or PUBLIC srInlr.

4 NNTHlNG That will improve the Delaware state Fair
"A will benefit The people Of commonwealth
The fair is run by public-spirited who have an
acute interest in the welfare Of Delaware its people,
They know that The state Fair IS great educational
rccreaiiona and advertising agent Therefore, they de-
TO improve it in every way possible It VIII grow
in popularity and beneficial power.
The decision OF its managers to add three large
hbiion buildings its already large equipment further
evidence the strength Of their public spirit their
desire to please the people and benefit the State.
Evening journal., 1919-06-30

unfortunate only for the farmers. but also
for the public at large that the wheat in Delaware
such failure because of the blight With high price
guaranteed for the cereal good crop would have meant
large amounts Of money circulation in city and the
rural sections Of state The blight that has hit the
farmers pockets has hit the merchants cash tls In
every city, town and village
Evening journal., 1919-06-30

We ask for small navy in order to show faith
in The league and ask for appropriation for the
service because battles Of the future will be fought
in the air.
Evening journal., 1919-06-30

China will not sign the peace treaty because OF The
Shantung row. Well what material difference does it
make whether such mpoient nation signs doesn't
sign? The treaty VIII into effect just the
Evening journal., 1919-06-30

The Morning News is the only defender Of those
democrats CT Wilmington who are charged with betrav-
..s'r parry says the Dover Delswsrean BIRDS Of
'es'ner. etc" That about hits II or
Evening journal., 1919-06-30
Z. |. du Pont de Nemours & Company
Of Wilmington, Delaware

Wishes TO that neither of its subsidiaries
affiliated companies its officers directors
nected with interested the Nemours Trading Corporation the Al
lied Industries Corporation the Merchants Manufacturers Exchange
the rencAmercan Constructive Corporations sometimes indefinite
y referred to as the duPons of Wilmington
The above corporations similarity adopted
some OF them frequently confused with the DU PONT AMERICAN
INDUSTRIES and the E. DU POINT DE NEMOURS EXPORT COM
PANl, which are subsidiaries of E DUPONT de Nemours Company
of Wilmington, Delaware.
The sale of the products of DUPONT Company
and It's subsidiary companies oud the United States Cnad
handled by its subsidiary corporation the E. DU PONT DE Me-
MOURS EXPORT COMPANY with headquarters 20 Broadway
New York, u S. A.
Wilmington Delo June 2s 1919
Arizona republican., 1919-07-20

HAVE you a house to paint. Phone 2S50 and let an Al painter make you a bid. dd
Arizona republican., 1919-07-20
Personals
PAGE ELEVEN
By Allnar

MOSQUITOES gentle song. Mo- squito Dope puts a soft pedal to it Keeps them away all night. You get it at q
 THE BEAR DRUG STORE {.
 YOUNG man, age 20, wants trans portation to coast. Box TIL Republi- can ds
Arizona republican., 1919-07-20
Wanted Situation, Female

SITUATION wanted for experienced stenographer. Phone 2l-J-2. dd PLAIN SEWING wanted. S15 w Washington. dm
Arizona republican., 1919-07-20
Wanted Situation, Male

LAUNDRY, first class work, reason able prices: five per cent on every dol lar, work guaranteed. Moon Hing Laundry; free delivery. TAT Grand avenue It
Arizona republican., 1919-07-20
Lease for Sale
For Rent-Store and Offices

CENTRALLY LOCATED offices for rent or lease. Inquiries for doctors and dentists each day. K of r. Hall Bldg, 23 F. Wash. It
Arizona republican., 1919-07-20
Wanted-Help, Female

 WANTED-By long established firm, competent lady stneographer; must handle some clerical work. Good op- portunity for advancement if capable; state experience. Apply to P. o. box 1017.
 WANTED = Refined unincumbered woman under 35. Neat and of good appearance. to keep house for widower Ono children). Cool, close in residence. Light work. Apply at office 129 North First Ave, today It HOLBROOK OIL LEASES For short time. have a few excel lent oil leases, at s1.00 per acre. Extra well located
 SEE MEYERS WITH GETSINGER, Is E. ADAMS
 dd
Arizona republican., 1919-07-20
Wanted Help, Female

WANTED-A woman or girl for general housework; no washing. Phone 1O0-R-5. dm
 WANTED Five bright, capable ladies to travel, demonstrate and sell dealers. s22 to $50 per week. Railroad fare paid. Write at once. Goodrich Drug Co.,, Dept. 130, Omaha, Nebraska.
 EXPERIENCED housekeeper, four in family; no washing or ironing. Have. second girl, s35 per month. Call 602 North Seventh street. db
 WANTED - Chambermaid at the Denver Hotel. dg
 WANTED-Middle aged woman as housekeeper to take care of four chill dren W. A. Hill, Chandler. ak
 EXPERIENCED SALEWOMAN IN RIBBONS, LACES, ETC, AT GOLD- WATERS. ds
 WANTED - Experienced waitress. Phone 4106. ds
 FOR boarding house in mining town, good strong woman dishwasher, $2.50 per day; one woman cook, experienced in mining orders, $4 Oatman Dining Rooms Box ZZ, Oatman, Ariz. ds
 WANTED at once, young lady to demonstrate sheet music. Woolworth Co.,, 2S East Washington. ds
 A COMBINATION stenographer and bookkeeper. Call 4212. do
Arizona republican., 1919-07-20
Business Chances

FOR SALE-Good paying soft drink business. Fine location. Apply 40 E. Adams. ak SEND FOR FREE copy "Oil Critic" and information regarding safest in vestments if interested in Texas oil fields. H. D. Ballenger. Box 1400, Ft Worth, Texas. It BEST paying confectionery in the city for the money, sS00O cash will handle.
 LIVE WIRE REALTY
 142 West Adams St It LICENSE number of car of party who picked up female Boston terrier dog near 3S7 East Thomas Road is known. Return dog, no questions asked dd
Arizona republican., 1919-07-20

ED-Experienced shirt ironer
 on No. 9 polisher must also under
 stand finishing collars on steam collar
 machine; $20 per week Do not anr
 swer this ad unless you have had sev-
 eral years experience on both ma
 chimes. Verde District Laundry, Clark
 dale. Arizona. dl
 WANTED-Boy to work around
 theater. Apply at Columbia It SHORTHAND AND TYPEWRITING
 Enroll now for the summer term. Review classes now running. Posi- tions secured for graduates. Gregg Shorthand School, 2nd floor Chamber Commerce Bldg. db
 WANTED-Man to now lawn. Must have his own lawn mower. Job will be regular. Call today ZIG E. Mckinley street. ds
 DISTRIBUTOR wanted in every town for Speedoline; quart equals 55 gallons gasoline; make $500 to $500 per month. Write for particulars. Speed oline Co, Dallas, Texas. It
 SCENARIO PLOTS by hundreds may be invented with new plot chart; free to those interested in writing pho- toplays. Feature Photodrama Co.,. Los Angeles, Calf. It
 SALESMEN = Does $10,000 yearly sound good to you? If so, here is the opportunity you have been looking for
 We want a good, clean, live wire sales man, accustomed to interviewing retail merchants, who possesses tact, busi- ness ability and banner energy and not kid glove SaleSmen. If you are such a man. we will give you the rare oppor- tunity of making more money this year, on commission basis, than you ever made before. Address Secretary
 Box f90 Station c. Cleveland. o. II
 SALESMAN-For general mercantile trade in Arizona, to sell a NEW prop osition of MERIT. Vacancy now. At tractive commission contract S35 weekly for expenses. Miles F. Bixlel Co, Wholesale Jewellers, 1929 Carlir Bldg, Cleveland. o. Il
 LIBERAL commission, steady in come, with selling agency for Davis Tailor-made clothes from Maker tC Wearer Write today Referenc wanted. P. H. Davis Tailoring Co. Cincinnati. O. |
 MAN TO WORK this city refinish- ing chandeliers, brass beds, automo- piles, by new method. $10 daily with out capital or experience. Write Gun metal Co.,. 147 Elm, Decatur, H. Ii
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 AGENTS -s 5000 hourly absolutely guaranteed. Others making it. Yot can, too Write for positive proof Makes gasoline 2c gallon. Fedora
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 SALES MEN - New carburetor fol Ford cars. Simple, not a moving part | installed in 30 minutes, guaranteed tc double your mileage and start in zerC weather without heating or priming 15-day FREE trial. Our St. Louis mar sold 400 in 6 months; Salt Lake City man made s1200 in one week. Writ, U. X J. Carburetor Co.,, 505 W. Jack
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FOR LEASE

320 acres, better known as the iNoonan land, which comes under the Gillespie project below Arlington. Fenced with barbed and hog wire. Sey-
 en-room adobe house, well, corral. Two hundred acres has been in alfalfa most of which is ready to blow. One of the finest pumping propositions in the state. IS to 20 feet to unlimited supply of water. Expect gravity water next February. See owner. W. R. Twitchell. 10 North End Ave, Phoenix. db
Arizona republican., 1919-07-20
For Rent Housekeeping
 Rooms

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 FURNISHED housekeeping rooms '234 W. Monroe St. dd
Arizona republican., 1919-07-20

First-c class bookkeeper from Dallas, Texas, desires work in Phoenix. Best Married. dm
Arizona republican., 1919-07-20
For Rent-Land

FOR RENT-Four miles east of Flagstaff, 50 acres of fine farming land city water house for tenant. S1O per acre. P. O. Box 45S, Flagstaff, Ari- Zona. 1t