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Evening journal., 1919-04-30
NEGRESS NURSES
WHO USE drugs
INPERIL BABIES
Continued from First Pase.

fore no. responsible for their acts.
They are liable 10 apply such drugs 10
the children In their care 20 quiet
them, he said. In this manner a chiids
life could be wrecked.
In speaking OF drug conditions mere,
SIR. Felmster said that many Negroes
are addlcts OF drugs and that while
me law Blssed by the recent General
Assembly was one OF the best laws OF
rs kind. 70 would be some time before
the use OF the drug would be ellminat-
cd. According 10 the government AGENT
90 per cent. OF the population Of THIS
country Is addicted TO tho drus habit
IN one form or another.
When asked n those arrested as drug
] ncnds or FOR selling The drug should
| be treated while awaiting trial, Mr..
Felmster said they should be given
+ small doses Of the drug at nrst, as
those denied the use Of 70, though ad-
diets, suffer untold agony while iih-
prlsoncd.
several OF those arrested In the re-
cent raid by government agents under
the direction OF Mr.. Felmster. who have
baen confined 10 the wOrkhouse, have
informed government officials that they
were denied proper medical treatment
at the workhOuse. As a result OF this
information United states District Al
torney Charles +. Curley, through
United states Commissioner Mahaify,
had advised officials az the workhouse
20 see that all government prisoners
or witnesses Interested In drug cases
are treated properly and small portions
Of the drug administered at flrst the
doses being gradually reduced. This
treatment Is known as "The Reduction
Treatment" and Is the only one known
so FAR that tends 70 cure The drug
habit.
10 was said today that unless this
treatment Is given local government Of
fclals would have the Department or
Justice insist that The treatment be
given the drug users.
Evening journal., 1919-04-30
SPRING VEGETARLEs IN MARKET.

An increase In the supply OF vege-
table was noted in the retail markets
today, especially egg plants and oucum-
bers. Good esq plaHts sold for 20 cents
each, peppers ) cents, and cucumbers
for Z and 10 cents.
Some Of the prices quoted by retail
merchants are: Oranges, 40 10 65 cents
dozen; bananas. 40 cents dozen; grape
fruit, IS TO 25 cents each: cabbage, IS
cents pound; egg plant 20 cents each
string beans, 20 cents quart; cucum-
bers, 7 to 10 cents each: peppers,
cents each. shad, roe, 30 70 IS cents
pound; shad. buck, IS cents pound
fresh cod, 25 cents pound: fresh trout,
IS cents pound; croakers. IS cents each
pork, 35, 45 and 4s cents pound; steak.
sirloin, so 70 55 cents pound; ham.
fresh. 40 cents pound; lamb chops, 60
cents pound.
Evening journal., 1919-04-30
ACTIXIrIEs nT Y. M. H. a.

A Jewish Welfare Board dance VIII be
held IN the Y. NJ II. A. hall at Third
and King streets tomorrow evening. All
men In uniform are admitted. The Y.
NJ. II. A. members may attend, but
women must have Invitations.
The Jewish Welfare Board. the Y. NJ.
II. A. and the B'nal Birth organization
are establishing an employment bureau
especially for returned soldiers. The
bureau Is working in conjunction and
aiding the United States Employment
Bureau for returned soldiers.
On Sunday evening. May 4, the Y. w.
II. A. will give an entertainment TO
members OF the Y. NJ. II. A. and the \.
w. II. A. and men in uniform.
Evening journal., 1919-04-30
0,0O0, 900 SUMNER SKIRT
PATTERNS WAR SALVAGE

n. r. A. Special 10 The Evening Journal.
LONDON, April 29.-Enough linen TO
make more than 100000 women's
skirts Is being sold by the salvage de-
partment OF munitions. Only some OF
the linen Is nne enough for pocket
handkerchlefs. However. the women
Will not have the chance 70 go down
and buy a skirt pattern direct from
the government. The department Will
sell not less than so TO 100 yards TO
a customer.
Evening journal., 1919-04-30
EUCHRE AND DANCE
BENEFIT FOR SHUT-IN

A euchre and dance win be given
in Pythian Castle Hall Friday evening
for the benefit OF a local shut-in. Mrs.
George Jacobs Is arranging the affair.
Many handsome and valuable prizes
Will be awarded the successful players.
Dancing will start at $40 o'clock.
\ llye-piece orchestra will furnish mu-
sic. A feature OF the evening win be
the disposins OF a large cake donated
by q local firm.
Evening journal., 1919-04-30
NEW AIRsHIPS SMALLER.
COST LESS. CARRY MORE

IN z. A. Special 20 The Evening Journal.
BARROW, April 29.-Smaller airshlps,
costing less and having greater power
and durability are being evolved IN
England even before the huge diriiel-
bles built the past year are ready for
service. Vlckers is now building a
machine with cubic capacity Of
10000 feet which will carry a small
er crew. cost p per cent. less than
the .R33 and rs sister ships with
100000 feet capacity and operate FOR
40 per cent. less. The huh viii have
streamilnos which win make far
greater speed. Four cars will be at
taohed. First flight will bo made in
May or June.
Evening journal., 1919-04-30
JAPs IN HAWAII FIGHT
ron PRIVATE SCHOOLS

NE.A. Special % Tho Evening Journal.
HONOLULU. April 29.-Japanese resi-
dents OF Hawaii are protesting tna
bringing OF Japanese language schools
under The direction Of the department.
of education. Bills % this end are now
before the Hawaiian legislature. The
Japs declare their schools are no me-
mace 10 Americanization as the Ameri-
can flag floats over each school. They
sav morality and conduct arc taurht
I'm he Japanese schools and not in the
American public schools In the isiana'
and that for this reason some Aneri-
cans send their children to thee Japa-
ncse schools. The Japs say the Dih
presented would force their schools 10
close. u is likely % be passed In O
modified form.
Evening journal., 1919-04-30
DELAWARE MEN NOW
In SUPPLY CORPS

Information was received In this city
today that the J9th Pioneer (Delaware)
Infantry Is being gradually transferred
in France TO the ;. o. S.-thc Service
OF Supply. This Is regarded as a step
toward sending the regiment home
Heretofore the regiment has been en-
gagged In engineering and salvaglng
operations, but now VIII assist In NOV
ing supplies 30 the army Of oocupa-
tion and the second army some dis
tance back OF lt.
Company Z OF the 59th Pioneers has
been moved 100 miles back to Dillon,
France. The members regard 70 as a
move preliminary to their homecom-
ing, which may be In June or July. al
though no official orders have been Is
sued for the regiments return.
Evening journal., 1919-04-30
TOOK AUTO AND
MEL WITH ACCIDENT

Charged with driving or an automo-
bile belonsing to DR. Harvey A. Murray,
Negro. Of No. i0S West Twelfth street,
without his consent, John Newman,
Negro. was held In $1,000 bal for
county court by Judge Churchman in
Municipal Court this mo ming.
Dr. Murray engaged Newman TO
wash his car yesterday afternoon and
rays the defendant took the car and
arove or. His ride. it was said, came
10 a sudden termination when he
wrecked the machine along the cause
way.
In the accident 20 the automobile,
Aiaude Williams. Negress. whom New
man had taken for a ride. was slightly
injured. She received treatment at the
Delaware HOspftal.
Evening journal., 1919-04-30
Ills can NOT REooyEREp.

Editor OF The Evening Journal.
Sir: In your paper OF April % you
state all automobiles stolen In the past
two years from Wilmington have been
recovered. with the exception Of two
mentioned. Ny machine was stolen
last November on Shlpley street. be-
tween Sixth and Seventh. The police
were notified within an hour from the
time It had been left. Also reward
was offered in your paper OF $50 for
the return OF the car. Up to this time
we have not heard one word Of the car.
Yours truly.
T. W. MARK.
Wilmington, Del. April %.
Evening journal., 1919-04-30
CHILD LOSES FOOT
UNDER CITY TR0LLY

Annelta ZingO, aged years, OF No.
1921 West Seventh street. had her left
foot so badly crushed under a trolley
car, In front OF her home last evening
shat it was necessary 10 amputate the
member. at the Delaware Hospital.
The child was run down by a Rising
sun line car, when she darted across
the street in front Of 70. The car was
operated by Ernest LeFashion, a for
mer police officer.
Evening journal., 1919-04-30
THEY FIGHT on SKIS
on ARCHANGFL FRONT

y. z. A. Special to The Evening Journal.
CHR1STIANA, April 29.-Ski regiments
have played a big part on the Archansel
front during the winter. And ski run
ners have kept armies OF both Allies
and BolshevikI supplied during the
months OF heavy snow. Tho Allies
first adopted the skis and trained sew
erali regiments 10 manuever on them.
Trotzky organized a ski brieade OF
Estonians and Red Firms. The ski
runners are well supplied with machine
guns and move rapidly from point 10
point
Evening journal., 1919-04-30
SOLDIER PARTY IN ITALY
Is AGAINST ROI. .SUTNISN

MILAN, April 29.-ltaly's soldiers
propose 70 have something to say IN
the government. They have organized
the Trincerista party. The principals
OF the party are democratic. but they
are opposed 10 the socialistic group
OF Italy which has thrown its strength
20 Bolshevism. They are also opposed
to those groups which stood for Italy
on the side of The Allies. but are
bourgeolse II their membership.
Evening journal., 1919-04-30
GUARDIANS APPOINTED

IN Orphans Court this morning
Judge Rice granted the applications OF
Charles 3. Evans, naming the Newark
Trust and Safe Deposit Company guar
dian OF Nettie Edith Taylor and John
A. o'Connell was appointed guardian
OF Mary J. O'Connell.
John p. Cam made return OF sale Of
She real estate d John Bratchcr. se-
ceased, Snd Of George " Douglerly
Both xsre confirmed
Evening journal., 1919-04-30
JACKSON bad ACTOR"
WHEN HE GETS MAD.

For. assault and battery on Mary Har-
ris. Nesress, Arthur Jackson, a Negro,
was sentenced TO six months imprison-
ment and to pay a fine Of 500 and costs
by Judge Churchman In Municipal
Court this morning.
Mary testified that last night Arthur
objected TO her going out and STABBED
her in the abdomen with a ,pennife al
Front and Walnut streets. The wound
was slight.
Onlcer Bradford stated that when he
srrested Jackson, he admitted stabhins
Mary. saying that he did II, because
''she made him mad"
Evening journal., 1919-04-30
MARRY EARLY MOVEMENT
PROPOSED IN AUSTRALIA

y. =. A. Special 10 The Evening Journal.
SYDNEY, April 29.-Australla Is con-
sldering a MARRY Early" campaign
and perhaps a bonus 10 young mbihers
10 overcome the declining blrthrate. In
1918 only ig6 10 1000 women married
were under % years OF age The
average for the preceding 10 years was
6i2 10 1000.
Evening journal., 1919-04-30
POLICE SEND FLOWERS.

Members Of the police department
sent a large floral Offering TO the home
OF the mother Of Police Operator How
ard Atwell, who died at her home in
Chestertown, Nd, several days ago.
The funeral Of Mrs. Atwell took place
this afternoon. Operator Atwell's father
died several months ago.
Evening journal., 1919-04-30
NAV coNsIpEn PHONE RATE BOOST

The Board OF Public Utilities Com
missloners viii meet IN the Mayors
Office. on Friday evening. II Is expected
that aniong the matters to come before
the board at this time VIII be the COM
plant made through City Council on the
Bell Telephone Company increasing Its
rates.
Evening journal., 1919-04-30
NEW AUTO roR MOTOR CORPS.

The Motor Transportation Corps OF
the government sent word to Harold
Keats, director Of the Wilmington
Community Service today, that a Ford
car Would be sent here, to be placed at
the disposal OF the service workers in
making hurried trlps about the city.
Evening journal., 1919-04-30
FpwoRTH LE,GUERs TO MEET.

There VIII be a meeting Of the Ep-
worth Leagues OF the city at Brandy
wine Church az o'clock tomorrow
night. The Rev. Loren Edwards. D. D.,
Of Grace Church, Baltimore, will make
The address.
Evening journal., 1919-04-30
ENrEnTAINNIENT AM REn cLAY.

An entertainment viii be given In tht
Sunday school room OF Red Clay Creek
Presbyterian Church by "The Church
Helpers" tomorrow evening. A silver
offering will l.. token for the benefit
Of the class treasury. The public Is
cordially invited.
Evening journal., 1919-04-30
COAL JUMPS IN PRICE.

The price Of coal Will advance ten
cents a ton tomorrow. There has been
no reduction in coal prices this spring
as has been usual in past years.
Washington Journal., 1919-04-25

@necfHtrt. Serr Grm Suii.
Ticrcr): nWlcnid), nit Sem Spa5icr.
Itod boben sic mid ia griinoli4
tctrogcni Gls i'd sic irogte, mas
ooS iiir Sol5 ici. oeriiderten Sic
mir bod mo bcilig, es iudre @ber'
bol5, mo icbt itcIGt iid berdus, OoB
es MIR Sanitation it'll"
Snuiicrcr: y@os woGen 6e?
@ie &c mid bn6en gefra9t, mas
bas is for d &oI3. bob' i'd gelogt:
Soft Ger @ercttel bab' i'd gcingt
g is chen SoI5."
Ser Ii Of 8 9nrnidel.
automobiliitin: ogtd bite, mir.
Den Sic mir cine tIcine @ciduigfcit
cr~peiicn2"
TuBgdnger: rSebr gern!"
0one: nIonn ite0elt Sic iid nal
mittcn ouf ocn 6%o6r6nmm mo id
mcroe periufcn, pie idncn ih Dor
Sbncn topper fonnl Sd CLAUDE
ndrtIid, Die 9rcmie an meinem
Auto lit nidt 9or3 in SrOnung!"
Washington Journal., 1919-04-25

Die Stute. r0fon foG ME
8u eutmiitig iein", gronte iinoIt
elm SubrperfSbcfiser. nglus purem
MitleiO babe i6 neuli9 meinem
@fero einen Strobbut eefouft; uro
piiien sic, mas Der 9aut oafiir
mar? Seit Ser 3eit eebt mir 6os
Eier INNER nrr nod gang langiam,
aus angIt, ser SUIT f0nnte FONT
i9ief iiben!"
Gin MonatSfeuf5er.
0Ni6ts lit unongcnpbmer, oIs 10 in
BEN @pril eeiGidt 5u %tueroen, BOB
man i'm Mai iciner 2iebe an einem
i90nen Sunni Glben0 feline Suite am
Grm zines @iiguIt erblidt."
S m &eitouront. @aIt
(5ornig): so cine @emeinbeit; ieit
amei Stunoen Ion9tpeiIe id mid
bier tpie elm Shops, neil Ser &en.
1ter meit1c 8eitung ni6t fin0en
fam, un0 iest iebe i9 erIt, ooB iG
orauf itBe!"
Washington Journal., 1919-04-25
+.

@e1 II eS see =
Ser Genoriit: nSa, meine Serrcn.
man mrB lid) MIR 5u beIfen nil
fen. gus id einmoI i'm ofrifoni.
ihen llripoIoe ipo5icrcn ging, lob i'd
einen 9uttelboum bon Der berrlid).
Iten Sriiftc, sic if iebr germ Der.
fudt bGtte. 2eioer bin9en Die 9ot-
teln 10 bod ii6er meinem Saitpte,
bob ih feline berunterid)logen fonn'
te, oenn iie noren ipenioitens noun.
sig 9oro bod in Scr 2iift. @iiIen
Sic, mas i'd ga tat? Sfnen lang
if biz gum Observation-Disclosures c
sic EonIeiter, Ieate iie oonn an Den
9ottcI6oum, fIetterte ouf i6r in sic
&obe uno pfliidte mir cine orient.
Iife In5obI Griidte, t%uoroiif ih ae.
mddIidl mieoer bcrunteriticg. Sci.
itesgegentport, meme Serrcnl Sci.
ltesgeoentuort!"
Teuer @usoruf. n@oS
tror 0os fir Elm Serr, Der Oidl 10
bos bon Ser Scite onio6?"
Gin %beri6brtcr @ldubiger.
Washington Journal., 1919-04-25
&tn0Iihc 8eiorani

&in6Ii9c 9eforgnis.
9ie fleine Gle (als tie erfdbrt, oas
Iie 81 ibrcn beiopn S6mcltcrn nod
elm S1pelterden befommen): Sid,
8opa, mo- piqlt on oenn nur al Die
Mitgift fir ms b%criiebmen!"
Mu9 8erIefung 6es
ltrteiIs. &idter: pSaben sic
etmos bin5u5ufiioen?"
@ouncr: rNee.... a6t Sabre
iino 1ernbe aenug!"
Seuf5er. @aItbatsobon.
nent: % mcb! bos eroBe S9iibenr
felt iii total berrranetl Sctt fon-
ren mir nieocr our6 a9t Gage
Nufgcpdrmtes eIienl"
3mei 9ano rei9er.
r9u, Soc, anf Sen &bilippinensSSn-
ieln muB cs f60n iein, 90
pGdIt oueS, mas Der Weni1 gum
2ebcn brou6t, einfad obpn auf Den
@1umen."
p@b, 90 mllB mcr bod aua erit
'naufitciacn."
Washington Journal., 1919-04-25
Simmer nod better.

Ser 9orienmafIer, Ser iiber
i6led)te 8eiten uno sic Woglihfeit
elmer gerringerune feiner 9urenu.
foiten griibeIt, beidIieBt, ie6r 6iuig
81 eIien, unO wanoert in elm undn-
ie6nliGes fleines &eItauront, no er
lid fir menige Gent elm Ie6r frlt.
gales Mo6l 6eiteIt. @Is er oufblidt,
erfennt er nit Staunen in Dem Self.
ner einen ebemaligen &oaegen BON
ser 80rie. uSouo, Surrp, lagt er
perbliifft, 10 meit bit Oh berunter.
gefommen?"
rad, mir eebt's redt gut. Sd
be0iene ia MIR, ih eiie ia niGt bier"
Washington Journal., 1919-04-25
&66fes 8robentuu

&o9ites 9roBentum.
Boliterer: ~Oie GoBbaormotrabcn
iperoen piinftIidit geliefert tperoen,
gndoige Jrau."
Groll bon Maier (neugeaoelt):
nWfrB ober oringcno bitten, Dob MIR
Materiol BON eolen &alicpferoen Oo-
81 bermenoet miro"
9ie @efrdnfte. Srau
81: .9enfcn Sic li6 mir, wie
!9redli9l Neulid bat iemano
Grau SGwar8 fir ibre &o6in &C.
baltenl"
Srou g .@os Sic iageml ltno
mas geldob pciter?"
Srou o.: nGie &Sdin bot iofort
getinoigt."
aus benz iurifif6en
gromen. v@as wiiIen Sic bon
Ser 9iiref6nft?"
n9ie 8iir9i6aft lit Elm @e6idt bon
S6iaer, in Dem elm gemiiier M0ros
nit Dem Iol9 i'm @emanOe ber-
umi6Ieidt."
Gin qutes aino. -
n@laubit DIT nod an ben @eib,
nadtsengel, 2iesden?"
n@ott, id min meinen @ltern Sen
gpaB nidt beroerbcn." /.
Washington Journal., 1919-04-25
boffe ult9 bel S6ncu ,Ql6Iab" GIT

GusmobI. photograph:
~0ie 9ilOer Iino mir 0ur6einanoer
0eraten, en6oige 8ralt, ober zines
oabon muB Sbres elm iud)en
Sic lih oos biibi6eite bcralts!"
nebergemi9t. ra6er,
Ssfur, Oh lGBt mid ieoen M6cri0
ollein 81 Saltiel 80. @inIt baIt on
9eidtporen, mid ouf Sanoen gu tra.
gen."
r9a5u biIt ot lett al idper. @ieI-
lei6t fauf i6 Dir Elm Muto."
Washington Journal., 1919-04-25

= Die Gteben. ~@as
tparen oenn oaS beute friib fir
fldgli6e Silferufe bon Sbrem
Manne?"
n9@, - i6 babe ia BLOB ieinen
Sdlairod altSgetlopft uno gang
iiberieben, oaB er nod orin itedte!"
@IIeroings. Srou:
u9as lit idrcdli6, i1 bemerfe, oaB
ib oGc SCARE perIiere!"
Monn: limo id Tie mieoerfinoe
in Der Siippel
Ser It re II t. .G6arfri6ter
Gum Gelinquentcn): Sic iino aber
aufgcreet. sic peroen beut pobl
gum critenmdl eefopft?"
&orfidtig. ~Salt gu
niGt aud) i6on elm &onto fir cine
epentucle Seirat angele9t9"
rNatiirli1: 9onto fir ~unporber.
eciebene llngliidsfdae!"
Washington Journal., 1919-04-25

Summarii6e 2ritif.
BrofcIior (lid Die Sbren NIT Den
Sdrl0en beri9lieBenO, 8u einem fla-
pierlpielenoen, unbegabten Sdii-
ler): n8ei Sbrem Gpiele peiB man
ipirfli9 nift, mas babel mebr nit
SiiBen getreten miro, Der &omponilt
ooer ons Peoal."
Washington Journal., 1919-04-25

Gin G6Ioufopf. SD
pumpe INNER nur 8eliimiiten an"
80? @esbalb octn?"
n@eil Die bod ni6t crtparten, 0oB
lte ibr @elo 8uriidfriegen!"
-Snferot. &ebre 5uriid, lies
be gmma, 6ein 9adel grGmt ii6
ionIt 0u So6e.
0ein @otte.
Washington Journal., 1919-04-25

9iebofen MGnner. @eIt-
li6es Srdulein: u0ie &apaliere ur'
ter Sen Mdnnern tperoen belite in'
mer ieltener, penn id BUR 3eit oes
&ittertrms oas 2i6t Der 8elt ere
blidt bdtte -"
! Serr: SEA, bicl ipdter fam oos
liht gemeien iein."
Washington Journal., 1919-04-25
Sbr Slid, BOB Sic nidt meine
6rou %getroffen boben. j. % bitten
Sic mas erIeben f%0nnen."
GlOiien.

@an6cr gebraud)t feline geiunOen
8eine nur oa5u, Inn jegli6er Irbeit
aus Dem @eoe 81 geben.
Seoe Srau lit tpcnigitenS 10 multi
faliif, bob iie i6rem Manne ben
Marif 6loien fam.
Washington Journal., 1919-04-25
-6teinernnn. .Morie. fin.

- Stetgerung. rMarie, fin
gen Sic oo6 ni6t ioId o6i6euli3e
@aiienbauer!"
Marie: n0as tue i6 nrr beim
Stiefelpuben, gnGOioe Sralt, na6ber
beim Silberputen iillge i6 Mo5ort!"
= @enoue @uSfunft I. nSa.
gen sic, SEER 2eutnant, wober
fommt eigentli9 sic &aItanie?"
SD CLAUDE, bic bot NAL elmer
ous'm Serer geboltl"
Washington Journal., 1919-04-25

.1lno wann ion sic benn ser
Sausfneft meden morgen frIb.
Serr Goftor?"
.Sit midt n0tis, i9 Itebe BON
lel6it Iebr friib ouf."
sea, Damn ieien Sic 10 gut uno
tpeden Sic oarn aud Den ScuS.
fnedt. Ser DeridIdit's balt ieOen
Moreen."
Washington Journal., 1919-04-25

@in cute s1.
ron: ~So, ma
Soft icoe Stur 1reHt o9 mg
einen Mabn6rlef, IL inert
oab iie ale 6uglei9 gefommen Iein
miilien!"
0iener: nM3, Dos bob ib mn 9e-
tan, oomit sic sic Mabnbriefe ni9t
gar 10 iebr i6merSen!"
Washington Journal., 1919-04-25

tr5tGer MnrgeI. Sci
rots Ser {0er feline <n0in
Beron ssn pi0 Cine biibide
Gfoie fl ots Dame. nibt tpa6r?"
&err: ia, tie mliste nur in
Der Witte lae1a
Washington Journal., 1919-04-25

Sn Ser sc do6enf6uIe.
u@arum lino Die lbren auf
ongebradt?"
9aS fleine 2ott1en: n9amit Sic
Sungen iie nidt ent3tuei MAIDEN
fonnen."
Washington Journal., 1919-04-25

G%remOer (5u eilem 8allcru-
mirt, Der nid @ein teltcrt): n@uer
@ein lit ia iGrctflid ialter!"
@irt: ug6a gciun0l Gen per-
i6reibt iogar unier Serr 3oftor
gum @itrgeln, ipenn oars 9ip9tDc-
ritis bat"
Washington Journal., 1919-04-25
@roBmut. eoIout

8roBmnt. Sol0ot (5ilr
Go9in): uMorgen fonnIt Oh @isbein
nit Gauertraut fo6ett. mein Ser5!"
&09in: .9ie gndoige 5ro1t bat
mid gebeten, morgen 9eeflteaf 81
MAIDEN. 2oB ibr aud einmol i6ren
WiQen."
Washington Journal., 1919-04-25

SD modte MIR niiien, mas Die
oIte @ebeimrGtin nit ibrer enoloien
S6(eppe oorltelen mill"
.@o6riGeinli9 cine nSdrau6e
obne @n0e"."
Washington Journal., 1919-04-25

U@f &dr6en, be oufHe 70 nieda@ Sc Seis6eu, Oe fepu cen Ooenti9
nm Hcn an
gus bGehenSen Ncimen 'rausInden. In bHBeln brbei nit ZEN SHeben
Gus ann mcr Gc gar MD beIdrebcu Menn bic cen 10 angudn, na medte
ideen, mn
50 mb mr fdn ieIber binmofen. ga. Hebfen fer INNER bier beben
ge grmnen, DC bne6n bier ne mar @e fbee'S bier is, fbt mer bel ie6em
den6a 20 bmnt, Sdrnt:
4e @ome fhent oroeutin feoih Sic SelDer, Die @ieien, Die gemel
Dinner ien ole lfg I'M gs 2 is a6er nod gang las geionbes
fnO hermit:
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Washington Journal., 1919-04-25
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%bctporfen moroen. ST Iibt betrii6t
in Ser @oroerobe. Ga flopft ibnt
elmer ouf oie SduIter: ~@ntiduIoi'
gen Sic, mein @uteIter, . pie teu-
er Ia1fen sic mir 6enn oos Sfunh
Mepfel ab?"
Washington Journal., 1919-04-25

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.hn ben itcyte poue
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Washington Journal., 1919-04-25
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The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1919-06-04
WaveletS
Fro m
The Deep
g. Gree n

Ty Cobb and corn on the cCh are
Just commencing to hit their stride.
Nowadays, girls of sixteen know 9
darn sight more than their mothers
ever will know.
Jack: Wonder what is taking Mary
SC long to dress"
Sut: Il guess she much be chang
ing her attitude F."
She tried to write pome
About southern home
But her poor old ivory dome
Sounded Nobody home .
The man that saves a woman from
cows horns does no-bull deed,
Fred What business are YOU in
now?
George: Lumber and stave"
Fred. Lumber and staye?'
George. Eyes, lumber down to
meet the train, then stave il back
home"
Chief of Police Roach of Jax says
he is going to clean up every part of
the city. Leave it tc the Roach to find
the dark corners.
A book worm seldom likes to read
pocketbook because it only mas
preface, no inside chapters and the
fms comes early.
An aeroplane, like skating rink
is good place to study the stars.
There was girl, her name was Liz;
She couldn't mind her little biz;
She stuck her nose in one guys fizz.
He got her nose but she got hizz
"He who does not know how to
serve well will also not know how to
act as a master"
After July first dogs will make their
own whine but the undertakers will
still make your bier for you
Jake: Express agents ought TO
make good householders
Jim; "Why?'
Jake: We'll, one of them billed two
trunks for me yesterday"