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huge national debt plus current ex-
ponses OF government will demand the
exsctlon OF taxes that VII be heavy
burden on the people. this even though
great economy is exercised and taxes
wisely based. Without a Federal bud
get the situation threatens 10 be hope
I less"
Before the nation can fully enjoy
what are called the fruits OF peace
Congress must solve the problem OF
Aprovidng itself with am adequate sys-
I tenn Tor handling the financial affairs
OF the Government The adoption OF
Federal budget system is the hope
OF the present and future. 10 can save
MS millions yearly. Committee action
[ in Congress today is crude. 10 fails to
serve the best interests Of the people.
There is too much looseness and dis
regard FOR The whole financial program
Of the Government Committees deal
with too many varied interests. With
n budget, appropriation bills viii be
consolidated expenditures viii have a
direct relation 90 revenue and the
needs of every executive department
viii be adequately provided for"
Enamel L.-Philpp. Wisconsin:
"Sincc Congress made the billion
dollar appropriation the unit, ] think
that We can an agree that The National
Government needs The budget system
badly. The practice of appropratng
money without reference 20 ihc Gov
einmenrs income would bankrupt any
nation except the United states. and
if lhc present system Of reckless ca
pendilures is adhered 20 by our Ma
li0naI Government many years more,
Congress will some day awaken 90 the
fact that there Is a limit 90 American
resources as well as 20 American en-
durance
Robert d. Carey. Wyoming.
Wyoming has adopted the budget
system. II state like Wyoming needs
70. the National Goyccnment need, 10
more Any business concern which
appropriated lis money in The same
manner as our National Government
does would soon De in the hands OF a
receiver"
Ben W. Olcott Of Oregon:
"The present haphazzard and loose
pelhod OF handling government fundA
has long been a subject of severe, and
believe. well deserved criticism at
The hands of many people who have
made study Of our governmental
functions
I'm our state. the budget plan has
been operating very successfully In the
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to take some Of the candy himself ond
20 play. But Peter wouldn't do IT, lie
was going to give that candy to The
girls himself. lie settled down IN the
big chair to wait with the candy IN
his lap. Tie went TO sleep and dreamed
that be had his toy pistol in school
and was pointing II at The teacher II
went on with an awful bang and Peter
sprang 10 his feet scattering candy
everywhere.
The awful bang was terrible clap
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THE EVENING JOURNAL. MONDAY, SEPTEMBER 49, 1919.

interests OF efficiency and economy
can imagine no reason why the same
results should not obtain with the Fed
eral budget.
1T seems TO me that the budget plan
properly exercised. IS almost vital "a
securing a suitable financial admins
lration of national affairs, aud Ger.
ialnly such kind OF an administration
IS OF vital Importance 10 The people OF
the nation"
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Pc ter
TREATS THE TWINS
ny TIRE STORY LADY.

The Twins We're celebrating the frst
afternoon after school by taking a long
nap. Peter. who had a new respect
for the twins since they were really
big enough io go 60 school asked 10
lake some of his own money and go 10
lhe store and get them candy.
Tie came back with big sack fili
ami without touching 10 himself sat
down 20 wait for The twins 10 wake.
But The twins were worn out with the
excitement OF their day at school and
slept on
Peter paced from the nursery 10 tho
girls bedroom iill Mama begged him
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Of thunder and II brought the twins
flying from their beds and screaming
for Mama
Here's some candy, girls. Thanh
goodness you're awake at last"
HELEN CARPENTER MOORE.
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DON'T LET THE FLU"
GET YOU THIS FALL
You almost surely avoid that dread disease by taking Chasco
Vim a paatable Body Building Tonic.

Tho terrible harvest reapt by the
"flu' = year ago will last long in our
memory. No one would have II repeat
ed at any cost, hence all should take
every precauiion In time.
During The last epidemic thousands
were safeguarded by taking Chasco-Nin,
a bodybuilding tonic that does build.
ChaSco-Nin is sold in Wilm
404-406 Market street.
Evening journal., 1919-09-15

The pack OF Hawaiian pineapples IL
now 100000 cases year, double that
OF 1914. It's value this year is t2z,-
10000
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10 is the toning up OF the system that
counts in keeping The Flu" away.
Those who are weak. nervous and
rundown specially need Chasco-Nin.
In conjunction with Chasco-Nin ve
advise using a good antiseptic solution
for the throat and nose and also that
The bowels be kept regular.
ngton by the Miller Drug Store,
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1919-05-15

gnrnntierte Nabridten beitatigten>
SAB Der iunge Mmerifaner felbit rei6e
8elibungen IN ieinem &eimatlonbe
babe un6 feline @rbi6afts=&onfurren5
al fiirdten lei. Dafir innn man Uni
10 eifriger 6ariiber nad), in pelden
8e3iebungen er at Dem 8aron iteben
Tonne, nnb 6amit mar gliidli6 Elm
ne1es unterbaltungstbema getnnoen.
@lemens Dqbnop fdtpieg un6 Ia
d)elte. Ser iunge> unrubige @eleQ,
Der nit edit amerifanii6er nngeniert=
beit iein bebagli6es @anstDeien ouf
ben &opf Itelte, Der 10 penig Snter=
eiie fir ieines @0nners piienifoftlt=
DIE Neigungen, aber 6eito mebr fir
6eiien Bfer6e uno &un5c 5eigte, fonn-
te es lid5 ielbit am ibperiten erflaren,
mie er in ioldem MaBe Die CUNT
1eines liebensmiroigen @irtes gefun=
ben. @ieuei6t tpnren es Die Darm
!, e%mpfeblen6en @orte zines 8riefes>
ben er Dem Boron mitgebra9t, -
bienei9t Der geqme, Der 10 oft Mber
feline 2ippen ging, tpenn er bon Der
ipra6 sic treu feline &inobeit ge=
pflegt nn6 nit i%eltener nneigennitig=
feit ben gr0Bten Sell Tires @igen=
tums ibm iberlaiien batte, = biel=
Ieiht por es ettpas in 6em fem ge=
idnittenen Mnt1it, 6em 8aron 0ub=
nom ni9t tpi6eriteber fon1te j. es
REF ibm ia Die ein5igen 3ige 5uriid,
Sic jemoIs feline &ube geitort.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1919-05-15
5mei Slieeer eetStet.

% Seem Oorf, 6. Mai. - gniign
&ngb s. M6ams bon Bittsburg nn6
&m1ptma1diniIt @nrol6 @oreD bon
Scranton, &c.,, tpur6en beute bel Ser
&oGutpop 8eod) Warine 2uftf9iff=
itation iofort get0tet, als ibre Moi6i=
ne in einen 400 SUB sroBen Saner=
itoffbebd1ter tm1@te. Mls ii6 Die Wa<
idine iiber Sen @a11eritoffbehdlter be-
fon6, iette sic Muf6ire in ibrer ar=
heitstdtigfeit aus un6 bog 2uftldiff
itiir5te bortpdrts GIT 8o6en. Ser 2en=
fer beri11hte nod Die Maidine in 6ie
uripriingli6e Gage 5urud5ubringen,
hottie ober feinen @rfolg.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1919-05-15
GQn>! Ganc!
Unr fir Katkelifcn.
@arum III 6ie 6erne 11meifer,

@arum in 6ie Gerne i6meifen,
@ieb, 6os Cute liegt 10 NAB!
Genn SIR f0nnt in bliben6er @egero
bon Minnelota no9 fru4tbare 5or=
men nit guten @ebauoen, maize Ort=
i9aften, porin fatboliide Stride un6
S9ule, @reameries un0 @lepators
porban6en iin6, fin6en. 9os 9an6
Iicgt 100 Meilen bon Gulutb unb
ebeniotpeit bon 6en 3miqingslta0ten.
@ier beiBt es nidt, ooB fir oie
2on6faufer &ir9en uno Sdulen ge=
bout peroen, 6enn bier lino tie Dor=
banoen. 0ieie 80 Big 800 Mder gro=
en- Gnrmen iin6 8eiibtum bon mobl=
boben6en 6armern, sic ii6 CUR Rube
1eben poqen un6 rangiert Ser Breis
5pii 9en so un6 100 Collars.
MnBer6em babe i9 nod 10000
Mder 2on6, peldes por6em nit i4me=
rent @artbol5 1teltanoen NOR, So
fer lei4t urbar gu MAIDEN lit. GU
te @eibe fir 8ieb5u4t bietet uno be-
| tier 8ooen fir &lee nn6 @iden lit.
@utes Srinftpoiier fin6et man bier
iiberou in geringer Eiefe. 9ieieS
2ano 1iegt SIS Mcilcn BON Sir
6en, S6ulen, Creamery u:1o S1lea=
balm, nn6 lit Ser 8erfaufspreis 25
big 80 9oIors per Mder.
@egen ndbercm tpen0e man lid an
Sobn Sdmolfe,
81tfman
g. .. Eier5, @tnn. &.&. 4.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1919-05-15

mir, oein @liif uno beine Mnbe
gu ft0ren. Mer es gibt 5tun6en,
no Ser Meni6 gum Eeufel mer6en
f0nnte. - Stein, IaB inns mid. pei,
ter bariiber re6en; Die bielen 8orte
belfen gu ni6ts. @s fat aQeS 10
fonuren loqen. gu ba1t ni6t un=
reolid banoeln 1poQen; tie mar pobl
rur feinen bon uns beitimmt. Sic
mag audi iebt g3edt baben> oaB tie
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. nidt mill, tpenr
iA ouA tpabrli6 ibr teinen 5pan in
ben 8eg gelegt bGtte. Sie fat aber
gen1lg unter idiefen g%erbaltniien
gelitten, - es mag beller 10 ieinl"
$50 lit iie?" fragte Degental,
un6 Die 8orte gingen fat tonlos
iiber Die 2ippen.
~@ariten lit tot; ite gebt IN ibrer
Mutter &eimat," iagte Dabnotp fnr6.
v9uB' jebt allies begraben iein. SD
moate bon Dir nt6t in l1nfrie0en i9ei=
ben; nod in 6ieier goadt reiie i4 alb.
2eb' tpobl, &a1rtl eel gIiifli9 nit
Dem, maS Der &err Dir gegeben."
~@obin tpiQit 6u?" fragte Degem
tal, Die oargereidte &an6 nebmen6.
u@obin?" iagte Dabnotp. ~Dem
Wonne, Der 1ib feinen bdusliden
Serb griinoen min, 6em ftebt Die 8elt
often. Mber, mo- Der @ogel gebedt 1T,
itBt er i6lieBli6 6o9 am mdrmlten.
90 mag mobl Die 3eit fommen, mo-
mir au9 meme noroii9e Seimat Der
tpQrm1te 6led ideint auf @r6en."
~@as iou o1s Sir tper6en?" frag=
te Degental, i'm miBberiteben6; 6enn
ale @orte flangen 'mic aus 1peiter
5erne at linn.
illus mir per6en?:" 1p%ie6erbolte
Dabnom> iiber 6ie eigentimli9e 6ra=
ge itubeno. ~@ine - bielei6t 5uerit
cine 16mierige ginit6t fir aae, Die
MIDI nod erobern m09tenL 1tn6 ipa-
ter cine a1genebme Mnsii9t fir mei=
ne Neffen." Sen gepobnten iauerfii=
ZEN @umor bermobte ielbit Der
@@mer5 bel ibm nidt gu u%nterorii=
den.
9as @ortipiel cling an 9egentol
in 6em Mugerblid %berloren; fir 9ab>
notps ipdteres 2eben aber mar eg BE-.
5cidnen6. a&
Na66em er nod einige Sabre ii9
Dem Hei1en I'M En- I1n0 MuSlar0e ge=
tpi6met> febrte in feline Seimat 5u=
rid, jth 1T Der fleiner &eit6en5 in
Ser Nabe ieiner @er1pan6ten nie6er=
la1ien6, mo er ieinen miiien19aftli-
9en 8eltrebungen lebte uno Siidtt<
ges 6arin l~eiitete.
@eine &ausIi9feit tpar6 immer
mebr elm Weui ter raffinierter Be-
qrtemli6feit; aber itetS b%eriommelte
er germ einen @reis frober Weni6en
I'M lt6. @r botte &edt gebabt: es
tparo mirfli6 Ser @eIt Die @init6t
ldper> oaB er, Ser Mann nit benz
marn1en @emiit nt1o bGusli6en Sinn,
1i6 fem re9tes bGus1ides @lud griin=
ben tpoute. Mber auen freunoli6en
@roberungsplanen iebte er Elm ge=
1td6ltes @er5 entgegen.
Sic angenebme Musli6t fir feline
Meffen 1parb nit ieoem Sabre &C.
1iterter; lie loute MIR einmal be6rob-
li9 gelt0rt mer6en, alS plobli6 Elm
Mmeritaner auf tan6te, Elm innger
Monn bon einnebmen6em MenBern,
einen alter frun50ltlden Mamen tro=
gen6, Ser iid) gan5 nnter Gubnoms
56ub ite1te. @r moqte Deutf91ano
fennen lernen, iab nber fir iett oos
&aus 6es @orons uie cine Mrt Sci:
! mot an, un6 bradte @o4en, enolid
Monate BORT 5n. CT mar 10 iebr err
fl4rter 2iebling BEG @ausberrn, bob
oagemeines Stounen entitono u: Die
%aufgeregten 8erDan6ten 0ie Scope
dngitli6 5uiommenitedten. Die Sc
niiter berubigten 1th aber bal0, als
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= LIFE AND CHARACTER READING.
APRIL ii.

+.
The man born on this date loves edu.
cation and intellectual pursuits. lie Is
an excellent teacher. lecturer or writer
and could achieve sucoess In any liter
ary creative line,
lie belongs 10 the higher planes OF
thought, but needs to learn the lesson
OF self-mastery,
He Is strong wllied, has physical en-
duranco and a long lease on life.
Indications in Horoscope point to
more than one marriage and several
love affairs, the last marriage late In
llfe bringing most happiness.
Aries Is tho sign and Neptune the
governing planet.
Metal workers and mechanics would
10 well TO watch the Want Ads IN This
paper during the coming month.
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PRlVATE RIIsINEss scnO0L.
HINES SCHOOL
Established 1912.

Open All Year. zoe W. 2gnd St.
, The rapid advance of big business in
these days OF reconstruction, is multiply
Ing the already heavy demand for stenog
raphers.
we have several vacancies for those de-
string to qualify as Stenograpbers. Typists
or bookkeepers. Beginners and advanced
students. Don't let the summer months
e.and IN your way, as our studios will be
fiectric- renamed and just as cool and pleas
ant as IN previous years. Appointments.
Hours, A. NJ. TO Z. NJ. r. VI. to IL
\. ~ apr21-1yr
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SALESMAN-WANT IMMEDIATELY,
- reliable salesman with ear. for Della
ware and Eastern Shore; no investment.
by large western company position per
manent: line staple and a repeater. our
field manager, who is here. will prove TO
you. your compensation will be from $50
u $50 "a day by working with you one
day. If necessary. in the field. Give phone
number Address NIB. Evening Journal
Office. apri4-3t.
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SALFSMFN.

SALEsMAN-FOR COFFEF. III ONF
- OF the oldest and best known roasters
IN the country. Must be experienced sales
man man anu acquainted grocery, hotel and res
,.aa.al ,-r.ant trade IN Atlantic City. Give full
particulars. age. salary and selling record
reriaahent and desirable position for RIGHT
party Replies confidential Address Ns7-
------e 9OulllM othce. aprl1-2t
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NOTICES

ATONEY TO LOAN on REAL ESTATE.
W If rou have good security. you get
The money right away Address MSS. Even
lug Jo1r1al Ofiiec. jan22-mon- we'd sat H.
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WANTED-PORTER

Apply Miller Drug store,
apri4-2t ioi Market ST.
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AGENTS

\ ShN is-GET BUSY; Ideal. STTAK
for,t tenasrsr % greatest hit out: makes
e.eih tender as norterhouse. honae-
heepers buy on sight 200 600 sireadv eaSs
s,er s,,r,o NE. Co. Dept. Bio, Muncis. Ind
Evening journal., 1919-04-14

H1ANTED = GOVERNMENT FII.F
" clerks. Wilmington c1arinaticns
May y; 81 100 year; sample questions free
franklin Institute. Dept. $50, Rochester,
~ L. apr3-lm.
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UpnOLsTERING AND REPAIRING

MAKING OLD FURNITURE LOOK
W equal 10 new: repairing. upholster-
ing and finishing. Phone 6i06-W. 01O
French st. Iy24-1yr.
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DUBLIC SALE - FURNITURE. CAR
PETS, RUGS. BEDDING. HOUSE
HOLD GOODS, WILL BE SOLD AT
STIDHAM q SONS AUCTION STORE, III
+. 4TH ST, FRIDAY. APRIL IS, 1919. AT
1 O'CLOCK p. NJ. SHARP.
Brass beds, enameied beds, felt mat
tresses. library furniture, bedroom suites,
dlningroom suites, chairs rockers, pictures,
dressers and chifoniers. In oak and ma
hOgany, cOuches, davenport, extension
tables buffets; several fine rugs, mat
ting rugs, 500 yards linOleums. and many
other articles used in a first class home.
STIDHAM & SON.
apr14-3t. Auctioneers.
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XXrANTED-SALE MUST BE
w experienced in women's wearing APP
parcL Gordon's Womans Shop, 22G King
st. aprli-2t
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GIRLS, INEXPERIENCED. 10 YEARS
~ or over; steady employment: good
pay while learning; piece work and
bonus when experienced. Wilmington
Mills. Sixteenth street, Railroad and Van
ueVer ANes aprif-3t.
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NALESMAN WANTED OK HIGH
- grade union made Oyeralls: goods and
price absolutely right good side line
for men visiting the trade Commission
basis. Address Sol Basch. 81 Chauncey
street. Boston. Mass. marlf-1t
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WANTED-C CHAUFFEUR AND WOMAN
" 10 cook and help housekecper; man
and wife. white. Conscientious and intelli-
gent couple may iind agreeable place. State
1f young or middle age Give reference.
Address W-5s, Evening journal Office
apr12 &c.
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CTUDENTS FROM THE BOYD BUsI-
- ness Colleges Of Delaware. are now
taking splendid positions that pay from
$40 to 800 per month after from f5 60 go
days study. The Boyd System Of stcnog-
raphy Is the shortest and best in use En-
ro1l at once at 1909 Washington street In
dfvidual instruction. Tuition for course
$50 Day aud night sessions. may22-1yr
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REPUBLIC OF CUBA: PRoyIINeG or
ORIENTE. CITY or SANIIAGO de

REPUBLIC or CUBA PROVINCE OF
ORIENTE, CITY or SANTIAGO de
ON his i4th day OF March, 1919, before
me. personally appeared ANDRES >.
DTANY. WAITER DOUGLAS BROOKS
and LUIS +. DUANN. 10 me known and
kuoyyn TO me 10 be the individuals dc
scribed I'm and who executed the foregoing
instrument and they severally duly ac-
knowIedged 10 me that they executed the
HAROLD ID. CLUM,
Consul OF the United States Of America.
(CONSULARS SEALl
american Consular
Service Fee Stamp.
No. 30il
STATE OF NEW YORK. COUNTY OF
NEW YORK. SIS:
on this oath day Of March. 1919, before
me personally appeared RAYMOND +. I
JONES and MIGUEL ID. FERRER, 70 me
known and known TO me 10 be the indi- |
viduals described in and who executed the I
foregoing instrument, and they severally /
duly acknowledged 70 me that they exc
cuted the same
.(NoTARIAL ANNA E. FoLTAER.
SEALl Notary Public Kings Co |
Certificate fled IN New York Co.
Kings Co. Registers No e0sr.
New York Co. Clerks No. 230.
New York Co. Registers No. e,2oo.
dpr7-1d-21
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"ANTED-GRoWN GIRL OR WOMAN.
cook and help housekeeper Conscientious
and Intelligent applicant may find agreeable
place. Address f-5, Evening journal
Ofice. aprf2-3L
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xIyANTED-wHI OR COLORED
W girl for general h0usework small
family. no cooking. Apply Mrs Siegc L
East Iwenty-fourth 81. aprlf-it
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REMOVAL NOTICE.
WANTED.

/ lIANTzD - Old GOLD. SILVER,
street aug2-1yr.
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TYPEWRTTERs

fI'1PEW WRITERS RENTED - THREE
Il months, $500. Rental applied on pur-
chase. Sold $500 monthly Typewrfters
repaired Royal Typewriter Agency, Type
writer Exchange. second floor, y. W. Cor
ner Seventh and Market SITS. aug22-tf
I A. SMITH, REBUILT TYPEWRITER
-. Exchange. All makes sold. rented and
repaired. :. W. Cor. Seventh and Market
sts., second floor. Phone 1851 or 2775.
All makes Of Check Writers handled.
decl3-1yr
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IyrANTED - GIRL FOR GENERAL
w Homework. Apply 217 Market 81.
apri4-3t
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NxrANTED-wHl GIRL FOR DOWN
w stairs work and cooking. Apply 1878
Tatnall ST. aprll-3t.
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HOTELS AND REsTAURANTS

THE HOTEL WASHINGTON
We guarantee the hest Accommodations
IN the city for the money. 500 Market st.
mayi3-1yr
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BONDS

Or Payment Cards taken in trade.
Or cash paid for them. The Sample
Shop. i. w. Sixth st. Open
evenings.
ian1G T.
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MUNDY & co.

Bell Phone 7t4G. FOG Market :,
Real Estate. Mortgages Insurance Rents
open Every Evening Until o O'clock
apri5-i7-tg
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NXTANTED- -SALESLADY or ABILITY
w and refinement; good position to
right party. Address F-i, Evening journal
once. april %,
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BARGAINS OF CLASS
THIS NOTICE is FOR YOU

It will pay you 10 see this house. 1Aoe
Van Buren St, S rooms, large bath, not
water heat, gas and electric. Price reason.
able. Ierms satlsfactorV
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HELp wANTED-FEMALE


VN1ANTED-GIRL TO UELP WITH
w Homework. Apply 50s Lombard ST.
aprl22t
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xXTANTED-A GIRL FOR COOKING
W and down stairs work; high wages.
Apply 1920 Rodney st. apri23t
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PIANIST

VVACILL MASCARA, WORLDS GREAT
vi est paimist ana ladies beauty par
lors s0s Tatnal ST. mars IT,
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sANITAHY lYORKEn
Personal.

years OF nces no triners. Address w w-54,
Evening Journal ONCE. aprs-6t,
ToBACcO OR SNUFF HABIT CURED
Il or no pay. 81 n cured, Remedy sent
on trial Suporba Co, Wa, Baltimore,
Maryland, febl sats-tf
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SMALLEST STORE IN TOWN SELLS
- Milk-Q Nut. S3c; Good Luck. lOc
buckeye. 3Sc; Purity Nut 37c: that Good
Jam. 2ac; jelly, lie glass. Horner. l2f
Mug ~. mnr3l-f,
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\NTANTED- -BoOKKEEPER: ONE WHO
W can assist I'm selling, preferred. per
nanent position. Address F-6, Evening
Journal Office. apria.3t
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! IVANTED-A PRIVATE GARAGE AD-
! w dress Woo. Evening Journal ONCE.
I aprl4tt.
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MOVING AND HAULING

/ IGHT HAULING. LIGHT PRICES.
II Horuer. Phone cG5-W aug20-1yr.
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DON'T GIVE YOUR FURNITURE AND
- household goods away. VIII pay spot
cash for them Also highest prices paid
FOR .aw furs y Sklut. Secon1 and Tatnali
Sts. Phone 5373-J. apri0-1yr.
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.YANTED-sfAN Z

AYANTED-NAN OR WOMAN TO As.
" sist in sale campaign n Whining on
Hbeic or part ti10: selling e-pcrfcnce not
ueccffSf-; profitable opportunity for ac-
five worirT call TO II A. 81 George
HsrrAn 500 Market St nor20 @od n
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HELP WANTED.

N1AN1ED-MES-w OMEN. IS on nv ovvs - !.
" $40 MONTH government nosi,iors :
opep: list free. Franklin Institute Den.
45-N, Rochester. n. Y. mar15.lm
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MASSFUsE

MASSAGE RELIEVES NEuRITIs. NEU
W rasthenia and wards on the Flu. L. II.
Hitchcock, A. NJ. 500 Adams st. Phone
1901. apr15-lyr.
Evening journal., 1919-04-14
PUBLIC SALE,
apr1:

DUBLIC SALE-WILL BE SOLD AT
Il public sale, on premises, 800 East Third
street, Wilmington. Del, wednesday, April
10, at ] O'Clock. The contents Of my livery
and coach stables, consisting Of eighteen
head OF very good general purposes horses.
y semi coaches sets single and double
harness, one buggy, one runabout. one two
seated carriage. a lot Of good blankets and
sundries. Terms cash
LANK. Auct HARRY ". LOVE.
aprlI-4t
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-12-25

! Sc abre. So escucha IN trozo de char,
IA garrula envue.J1 en- Ia malta liri-
ca de ina mclodia. Ia genie rica
celebr4 e! nac!mieato del rcdertor,
con cenas opigQras, con bales sun,
tuosoS, con aqucilaS r~euniones aiegres
en- las que Sc hacc formidable puia
de ~vanidades.
A traves de los vidrios Y de las cor
tinas, Sc adivinan las ramas verde
obscure de los arboles de navidad,
brillantes de eScarcha, colgados de
extranos frutos de CRYSTAL, dc porcc-
lana, de = y de plata.
En- torno, Ia chiquilleria bajo el
ojo avizor de ayas ' d~onceilas, saita
regOcijaGa, en- tanto los mayores te-
ien al compass de la mIsica, ell finO
e~ncaje de 4 aventura de amor.
La casa de Alfalfa PeHalver, Ell ca
seron senorial, el que fuera ell rega!o
&c boda del banquero ~esplandido Y
del padre amantc. aparcce cerrada
Y obscura.
No hay ali nj bale, nj cena, nj ar
boil. .... nj ninos acaso....
Lo primero, no; 10 segundo, 81: dos
p]equenuelos hay, be.los como dos an
geles, con la belleza placida de L.
madre-a la que los cronistas de su
mocedad c~omparaban con las mado-
mes de Fra Angelica de Fltsole.-
En- Ia gran alcoba suntuosa, ilumi-
NADIA apenas por n bomba electrical
e~scondida bajo IN velador &c seda 70
IA, la madre V los hijos esperanto.
FL padre esta lejos, como siempre.
La bondad admirable de Alfalfa
Pen$lver, el encanto de Sus ternuras,
el hechizo de su belleza, NADIA pudie-
ron con el alma voluble, con el es-
piritu perverso de aquel Guillermo
PeGroza que habia heredado toda la
formidable amoralidad de ST. padre,
cue IA habia cultivado con teZon de
benedictino en- todos los jardines de
vicio del mundo moderno. La luna
de MEL habia sido breve. Una noche,
2un en- pleno idilio, Guillermo Pedro
"a no fue Il casa; al dia siguiente lle-
20, ebrio Y sonolienCo. Su mujer no
ruvo para aquel desacatO mas protes-
"a que la de sus lagrimas, Y adn con
aque.la lie eXaspero.
NADIA de ~lloros, :sabes?.... ma
Ia de lagrimas, lie dijo entire hipos al
coholicos. He hecho este tan oportu-
namente, para que tn sepas que a es-
"a casa puedo 20 venir cuando y CO.
no me acomode. 81 este &c molesta
....la casa es grande.. -. aquel!as
tus h~abitacioues, cstas las MAS.
' en- paz.
E. uItraje ia llego a 10 intimo. Pa
saron los diss, el la pidio perd9n, in