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The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-12-31
Denies Freight Rates
Arcio Blame Tor II. C. L.

WI lnrIs Mo-. bee. sl.-Deninl
or st.rtions made ~ a member OF
nnn,.t mcu that ncreased freight
~. hh1 added greatly 10 ihe coai Of
living Was made trfa = the American
areoIIailan for the Advancement Of
a.sc.,Er here to-day ~ Frtuk n. Fay
s,f ~ New York Cir-
1fr fayant DECLARED thai tranHpor-
t,t,.n Mas never herrc 10 cheap. In
relnt,nn. to GENERAL prices ~ today.
~ saerted that " he railroads are
not nermfftcd to charge living rates.
new capital VIII NOT be invested in
shom. aud the transportation system
will hfsak down. and production with
PRESIDENT W G. O'Kanc. New
prnmu1hirn state College. Durham.
N H.. IN an address untitled Making
tn moat OF q days work" said.
-~Fnischooda swallowed rs facts are
causing acute indigestion In the labor
wofld today.
matter OF brains ~ a question OF a
mans hahltuai daily program.
"Iouh efuss-eyed az a duty and n
will shy away beyond reach.
A Ideal Il the magician which
caa transform a days drudsery into a
DAYS progress"
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-12-31

NEW YORK. DEE. at.-pienAnt A.
stoyali. United States minister 20
Switzerland. arrived here today. tie
Was accompanied by his wife.
Mt. stuNail said thc whole world
WIS ''aghast at the hesitation" or the
I nited States On the peace treatN,
EVERYWHERE" he said, "tne ques-
lion " asked What ~ America going
10 DO -"
The welfarc and the fate OF the
world are 80 dependent pon the fui :
nation 81 "a league OF natlons that the
OPPOSITION to the idea IN Americn Rp.
pears incomprchcnHihic. How can ouf
ccuutr, stop 10 split hairs wh9n iha
world rs tuttcringf Some organized
power IL needed. not only 20 prevent
wars. hif TO defend and promote thu
welfare of the world. TO extend credit.
promote commerce and regulate sN-
Chnnuc. IN protecting the world NJ
at- projecting ourselves Events hnNa
shown that therc IL no such thing 81,
I Isolation.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-12-31
Haywood and 81
Others Ask Release

CHICAGO. pee. sf-Briefs asking
reversal Of judgment and release OF
W. d. Haywood and 81 other I. W. W
officers, editors and organizers, con
victed Of sedlfiouE activities and SEN
fenced to L~cavenworth prison have
been filed IN federal circuit court OF
appeals here by attorneys for the pris-
oners, wins are now at liberty on bail.
The defendants charge that no ma
lion wide conspiracy existed or WAS
proved by the goyernment.
There was no impartial conridcra-
lion Of the evidence by the jury ana
tina their verdict was the product OF
passion and prejudice, 70 the briefs say.
-ie manifest from the fact that after
several months employed in the in
PRODUCTION 81 evidence. the jury In IS
minutes found nineiy-eight defendants
guilty on All four counts OF the in
dictment."
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-12-31
SA00TlKG0F
FIREARMS BAHaED


On shtfs e1t ne drtsks y yes
H'ik state p.,iah.f pn -a>t. a.
sssa. z Esass sesnTfR ss
s hses ~ 'FF'sP .
Tins ~ nI.a De cset5,s rode
AZ 41s-cf me 81 three dkya-kc
? ? 'afs q t~eressfoae
3 nv N honef Tsna<s fepdtiIool
s.R,t''e:ss as. tss.ss n'''ss's
sm 10 q sls hoas.. II then dsSs
tHt faro Enma I. - eAaf RcctHk aud
uat ui1h4 i4ntIiy INA y roulette
sheet rntrr hft mani men Ia A.
tu44tI4Nt t1tNt 44R rannuf -
elafstd as 'pId. who han tel scores
Xib1dus1qnc W Z sesAls 4ld west
taWu Aach a a ffen onlt o. The
films to-day. IN those dA8a the COM
ing cf the New Year was an event.
ItaAilY the weather permitted The
No1fk o. The saloons % sFine wide
opcn. Win 4 few drinks 81 shoociA
unaer their heIlH, he coWutn opened
un a bnmbafamens about midnl9ht
tha4 sometimes Old fer an
huur. Thar were ably assisted b.
tina citi11uz.
This ycar shc police department has
iF4ufd The uk4sc tEk3 there VIII be
NJ shaasIhE % firearms when the
New Year comes hi
~ those days there was a SORT Of
Esntlsinen'. sEreemeri that New
pie-4sed. 1ouaed 70 The e4es o. IN
rpnnclonn. from the effects % his u.
hnflon before the 9oilfc took judicial
ne1Ice 81 him. HSuu tNen y vas .
~fflendlfka ccifhf4for indeed who had
no nnt % lead him away % safety
and % sleep
rhis year me police department
snl arrest any person 2 80 *.
peace. 1f he has been partnklnE Of
Jamaica ginger and home-made ap-
rlH 1ark. 10 D1dch the worse for HIM
Intrr ~aa n time when many Al
huQuaruueaua followed that delight.
fol 90 cn1iom o. having -open
da,, an or theh iriends' and thell
3rIendnt friends were expected 70 call.
There was nnaally aoinelhAns served
shat added to the New Years cheer.
50 far as IA known. but one resi-
dent % AibuquerQue VIII keep open
hous this year. and Ne nrom,.ss
Judge W NJ Mcclellan has. ainiosI
all Of the shlfty-one years he has
Iaars DAY. 1his year he VIII fol
low lG4 odd custom and expect hii
7ficfss& A from three 70 AK tcmor'
row Hi:efnoon.
20 the coming os tho New Year
tonight - tho second calm and peace.
fui approach OF another cycle OF time
Ian year there wera yet a few hcttle'
81 ~ seet e4er from tho date on
ftcf0nfr wh4n the state went dry
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-12-31
Signing of Peace
Treaty May Be Delayed

PARIS. Dec. 3i.-Although tho SUI
premc council today fixed January q
a. The dan for signing the protocol
and exchanging publications Of the
German peace treaty. complications
are developing whsch u X thought by
some persons in councii circle may
again cause the postponement u the
Ceremony 81 putting the treaty into
effect.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-12-31
City To Observe
Holiday Tomorrow

Excepting restaurants. drug stores
hotels motion picture theatera and
the Ike. business viii he practically
suspended In Albuquerque tomorrow
10 celebrate the New Year. New
Years day being n legal holiday. the
hanks will be closed. There will he
no mall deliveries. The Offices in
the city building will he closed. The
fo-cent stores. the large dry goods
companies. groceries aud hardware
stores win he closed all day to pcr-
init ihelr emnloyea 70 ceiebrate.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-12-31
BrYs SAT- IAEF PAGER.

FALL LAKE CITY. Utah, Dec. 81.
- 1. Fish. Pacific oas newspaper
man and formerly connected with the
paitland Oregon Journal, announced
here today he had bought the con-
trolling interest in The salt Lake
Morning Herald from G.. W. Nibiey.
Ne change OF policy will result from
the sale he said. Mr.. Fish will assume
active management OF The Herald at
nuce-
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-12-31
Jean Dupuy, Leading
Frenchman, Is Dead

PARIS. Dec. 3i.-Ic0n Dupuy. a.
rector OF the Petit Parisien, former
president q the council Of ministers
and "a member OF tbs war council. died
here today after a short illness.
Jean Dupuy. whose death Is an
nouuccd from raris. vas ene Of the
mos prominent figures In French
public life. having served a. senator
from The Haute pyrcnres and in the
jcurnnlism OF TIE French capital. he
iad been three tunes minister and
once president OF the council of min
isiers. In the cabinet OF Aristidc
BRAND he occupied the post % min
isger OF commerce. During the war
ha was a member of the war council
u. Dupuy was president OF the syndi-
cate OF Paris newspapers and one Of
the foremost who maintained the
rights Of the press as against rigid
censorship during tho war. He was
born October 1. 1874.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-12-31
"a Men Joined Navy
Here During Month

Albuquerque men are eniisting IN
the navy through Recruiting Officer
e. WILLIAM Foster. g. q. NJ, at the
rate OF nearly one o day. During
the month Of December to date "a
men have signed up for service.
drawn by the oner OF a car n a
half mechanical training IN aviation.
Those who have accepted for the
n. s. navy since December Is are
Felipe b. O'Bannon. Tony Chavez.
Charles 4. Allen. Harvey W. Barn
hill. Juan Romero, Fred Lgvato. Pc
dro Castillo, Patrick n. Cain and
George J. Johns.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-12-31
Bulgaria Under Martial
Law Due to Food Riots

VIENNA. Dec. si.-Disratches re-
.celyeJ here from Sofia state hat Bull
Earia has been declared under martial
law eau % widespread riots grow
inE u Of the high cost OF living.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-12-31
People You
Know

One-scven-slx. Taxi line. Pone i76.
Mise Anna Haee Of Santa Fe Is In
the city yisifink her sister.
George :. Downer was in Santa re
yesterday on legal business.
J.. W. Gray was 1T Santa Fe yes
terdey.
Judge Colin Nebictt OF Santa Fe
passed through here last evening ~
Hprnd New Years In SILVER city.
deorge G. Travis was In Santa Fe
yesterday.
AIR. and Mrs. Leonard Biysiad, and
son Leonard. OF Boulder. Colo. after
q two days visit with Rev. and Mrs
A. N. knudscn. 500 South Sixth street
left for Colombo "Wednesday morning.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-12-31

GALVESTON. Texas. Dee a1-Ex-
phrta and Impurss through Galveston
durinr 1913 reached 4 total value %
2f16, tGk.56t. according 20 figures
comq1lad today. The value 81 the OK
nbrla n given a. efeo. 08s, ice. COL
ION led IN exports and reached a total
Of ~a.st6.7e1 bales.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-12-31
DIR. c. A. Elier PUT on
State Dental Board

SANTA FE. n NJ. Dec. sis-A
pardon and a conditional pardon
were issued today by Governor LARA
xoio TO Emilio Gucrin and Elyirc,
Martinez, both from san Migue
county. Guerin vas sentenced IN
July to serve six months In Jail fo'
petty larceny. Martinez was scntenc.
ed IN June to serve twelve to rfteef
months for larceny OF "a horse.
Or. Charles A. Eilcr. OF Albuquer'
que. was today appointed by Gufer'
nor Iarrazolo a member OF y STATE
board OF dental examiner. lie sue
ceeda Dr. T.. J. Alger, also OF Albn'
.querque. resigned.
The Gallup Laundry company hol
been Incorporated FOR twenty thou
sand dollars. which IN fully paid. TIT
incorporators are Nellie !. Payne
George a. Payne and w. NJ. Bailey
an Of Gallup. The first named own
all Of tho stock but vi hundred
dollars.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-12-31
ANnMEM MITIEn DIE.

NEW york. pee. -f,-Andrew
Miller. 81. one Of the wner % LAfe
ana non the foremost OF american
sportsmen, died Of heart disease nt
him hnuie here today.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-12-31

The Evening Herald is the New
Mexico paper that put the Glass
IN Classified advertising.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-12-31

The LONGEST warship constructed
and soon to 20 into commission - thc
British bartio cruiser Hood, which y
900 feet Ion and a.. geo ~ full
load displacement.
Evening journal., 1919-10-02
u. S. EMPLOYMENT
OFFICE TO CLOSE
Director Doherty Gets
Orders to Close Business
on October 10
NO MONEY Fer
THE. SERVICE

Major Simon p. Doherty. State Direc-
tor Of the United States Employment
Service, yesterday, received a telegraph
from The department at Washington.
ordering the closing Of the local office.
on October TO- Reasons assigned for
The order are that it Is impossible to
longer operate the office on the amount
provided by Congress and that there
seems little probability Of receiving an
additional appropriation at this time.
Major Doherty, who was confined TO
his home with a heavy cold today.
stated that the order had been re-
ceived and that the Office win be per-
manently closed on the date specified.
The order automatically throws out Of
employment. every employe OF the
Office including Mr. Doherty.
The property Of the Employment
Service in this city VIII be stored in the
Old Federal Building until SUCH time as
the Government may see fit TO dispose
OF IT,
on April 1 a similar order was re-
ceived from Washington and every
made for closing the ONCE.
but the order was cOuntermanded the
following day There seems TO be lit
tie probability Of the service in this
city under Federal jurisdiction.
Evening journal., 1919-10-02
AMT NATURE WONDERFUL!

Landlords are getting warehouse size
rents faT shoe box size flats. The thin
ner the adobe. the thicker the rent As
lor larger domiciles the roof isn't big
enough to hold down the rent. with
Tue present housing omelette. they've
got US Ike angling for goldfish in
DoWl We've gotta bite. When it comes
TO autocrais, the landlords have Kings
walking railroad tics. A cat may look
at a king. but not at landlord It's
III tle lease. What isn't in the lease,
Is clause for capital punishment on
uic part Of The tenant. Scouting a
place TO install the family is like hunt
ihS lor pearls in oyster crackers. Land
lo' ds nave parking spaces sewed up
hAe bag Of city hall cement after a
Hisnt rain. They'd even put the FIRE
Out IN the boiler and rent it with an
in-a-door revolving broom to a re-
sponsiole couple with no children and
an increase in salary coming. Or set
lpe Nestibule TO let, furnish your own
letter box and doOrmat. and an extra
rhalge for janilor with hot and cold
running disposition during the winter
J ne only available space the gent Of
me house finds now is in the pocket
book
Evening journal., 1919-10-02
pTBLIC SALEI
pERsnNAL pRnpERrY

Personal PROPERTY.
The undersigned will sell. without re.
serve AZ his residence. on the Sedgel,
Farm. Christiana hundred. near Greenville
Del, on the road leading from kennett
Pike to Wooddale
THURSDAY. OCTOBER o. 1919
Al n O'clock A. NJ. Sharp
80 Mich cows. fresh and close springers
stock is all good graded Guernsey: four
work and driving horses. two ponies Farm
ing implements. as follows: Two mowers.
two . horse wagons. one disc harrow. one
spring tooth harrow, one mud scoop. one
sleigh one milk truck. one 3-hOrse corn
cutter. one sub soil plOw one corn planter.
five poles two milk wagons. three buggies
two runabOuts. four carriages. two cutun-
ders. two 2-horse cultivntOrs. three horse
cuitivators. one wheat drill. one binder
several sets harness aud collars one oats
dropper. one hay rake. one hay fodder
one spike tooth harrow. one hillside plOw
two spray pumps two 800 Cypher's incu-
bators two 900 Mode incubatOrs one
200 Cypheris incubator one 100
Prairie State Incubator. 5000 milk bottles.
two sausage grinders. one hottie filler. one
sterillzcr furniture and household utensils.
Terms OF sale S25 and less. cash: over
S25. a credit OF six months will he gvisn the
purchaser by giving n bankahle note with
approved endorser. Interest added on notes
and bank discount OF for cash on credit
sums SEDGEI1 FARM.
CHAS G.. RUPERT. Owner.
STIDHAM & SONS, Aucts. Established 1865
sept29- oct2-4TS.
Evening journal., 1919-10-02
HOKE SMITH FOR
TREATY RESERVATIONS

WASHINGTON. Oct2. United Press).
declaring that without reservations
tac peace treaty will not be ratified,
Senator lIoke smith Georgia. a Demo-
crat today presented to the Senate
seven reservations.
Smith. in a speech submitting The
reservations served notice on President
Wilson and administration leaders that
if they want to get votes for the
treaty and League Of Nations covenant
ihey must work for reservations and
not against them.
Evening journal., 1919-10-02
COMMUNITY NOTES.

The Comedy Four Quartet. composed
Of Alozo Ward, first tenor; Leroy Rider.
second tenor: Herman Caldwell. bari
tone; Peter Jackson sbass, gave selec-
tions inierspersed with community
songs and dancing at the entertainment
at the New Castle school last evening.
Every number The quartet sang was en-
cored. The quartet also delighted the
passengers on the trolley car by their
sweet melody and beautiful harmony.
Many persons in Wilmington are dis
appointed over the fact that the base
ball game between the Harlan Giants
and the Hilldale team at Darby, an
for This afternoon cannot be
played because Of the rain
Evening journal., 1919-10-02
LIFE AND CHARACTER READING.
O(TDnEN ,

.
The governing sign Of this birthdale
is indicated on the Zodiac as the scales
and is known as Libra. Tho influence
is TO keep The mind and judgment we'll
balanced and sound The mental char
acteristics are keenness in reading char
acter. great pride. self reliance and in
d0mitablc will and perseverance. sue
cess is evident in mercantile, CONNER
cial or professional lines.
Being born under the planet Venus.
the love nature Of this brihdate is
ardent but INCLINED TO be tickle.
Both men and women Of this birth
date are fascinating in manner and have
many love affairs.
The birthstone is an opal.
The advertising and sale Of real es-
tate Will be TO advantage through the
Want Ads during the coming month.
Evening journal., 1919-10-02
REAL EsraTE-Fon SALE.

EOR SALE-TWO CORNER LOTS AT
Il Elmhurst Phone ig21-J septs"-bt
Evening journal., 1919-10-02

MOORE-ln Townsend. Del. on Wed.
nesday October 2, 1919, Martha g
wife Of James Moore.
Relatives and friends are respectfully
invited to attend the funeral services at
her late residence. in Delaware CITY. on
saturday afternoon. at O'Clock. In
terment at Townsend. Del.
Evening journal., 1919-10-02
MrCH INTEREST ~ MISSION

80 many people attended the mission
OF The Franciscan Fathers at st. Paurs
Catholic Church last night. that several
hundred were standing in The aisles and
at the rear of the church. The Rev. Ber-
nard Spiegelberg preached a sermon
upon The Particular Judgment"
Evening journal., 1919-10-02
TO GIVE DONKEY ENTERTaIN,IENr

\ uuhkey enIerIalnment VIII be given
in ST Paul's a. L. NJ p. Church this
evening. by the ushers and committees
Mrs. Mary Bentley, Miss Edith Sadder
and others. Henry Bentley. president
and Mrs. Bessie Smith, secretary.
Evening journal., 1919-10-02
MUSICAL.

nANCE GIVEN AT ODD FELLOW s.
IL Hall. St. Georges. October g. Music will
be furnished by five piece orchestra. Octe- 2t
II, LESLIE CARPENTER - VOICE.
Il Piano Organ. Theory. so Adams St.
Phone $40 Class in progressive series
theory now forming Meets SATURDAYS .
TO g. beginning October 4. Thorough theo-
retical course. leading TO diploma septG i'm.
NTARGERY AMILToN HILL.
41 PtANISTE
pupil Of Ellis Clark Hammann Solo
work, accompanying and piano instruction
STUDIO 101G GILPTN AVE.
sept11 cod I'm. Phone 229G-W
Evening journal., 1919-10-02
STRANGE MALADy KILLS Hopss

RAYMOND Robertson, an employe Of
the County Board OF Assessment who
resides at Bellefont lost a horse bv a
strange malady, several DAYS ago Mr.
Robertson lost horse with the same
disease a year ago.
Evening journal., 1919-10-02
BUSINESS CARD.

RAGs, NEWSPAPERS. METALS. FUR.
~ niture, mems clothing and all kinds
OF junk. We pay highest prices in Della
ware. NJ Frankel, successor 10 II. Sloan
80 Madison st n A A. GLOW. jy19-Gm
Evening journal., 1919-10-02
TYPEWRITERs

I A. SMITH, REBUILT TYPEWRITER
%. Exchange. All makes sold rented ana
repaired. Also Check Writers aud Amco
Adding Machines W. Seventh St. second
TYPEwRlTERs RENTED - THREE
Il months. $500 Rental applied on pur-
chase. Sold $500 monthly. Typewriters
repaired. Royal Typewriter Agency, Type
writer Exchange, second floor n. W Cor
ner Seventh and Market ST.. aug22-tf
Evening journal., 1919-10-02
PIRLIc SALE


DUBLIC SALE-TO SETTLE ESTATE
a OF WILLIAM II. KENWORTHY. THE
FURNITURE RUGS. BEDDING. SILVER
WARE. DRAPERIES. ANTIQUES. Etc
FROM 1902 DELAWARE AVE. WILL BE
SOLD AT STTDHAM & SONS AUCTION
STORE. Ill f. FOURTH ST. WHINING
TON. DEL. FRIDAY. OCTOBER g. 1919.
AT ! O'CLOCK i. NJ SHARP.
one upright plano Grown. cost Sf15
bedroom suites brass bed. livingroom suite,
sidebnard. rockers. chairs. cabinet gas
range large refrigerator, roll top desk two
large bookcase. loaded glass doors: an
tique grandfather's clock, made by William
Weaver Of Wilmington; mahogany pier
table. old muskets. two old ladder back
rockers. rush bottoms; bookcase and desk
morris rocker. several good rugs one VIII
ton rug. 12xi6; drop head sewing machine
30 yards stair carpet. blankets sheets. nap
kins. pictures, books. one double barrel
gun. No. II pOrticres. dishes. cooking
utensils. many other articles used In the
home; silverware, tableware. Terms cash
EQUITABLE TRUST COMPANY.
STIDHAM 4 son
sept29-octl-2. Auctioneers.
Evening journal., 1919-10-02

EOR SALE EIGHT ROOM HOUSE
L aud BATS hot water heat For inior-
nation. Apply to 5. Cantera. 1887 Mest
Eighth st, oct2 81
Evening journal., 1919-10-02
GET STAMPS BEFORE . =,

Under a new arrangement at the
offices OF Internal Revenue Collector
Graham. all sales Of stamps must he
made prior to ? o'clock daily. Hereto-
fore the stamps could be purchased as
long as the Offices remained omen
Evening journal., 1919-10-02
ling or Community BasebaII

The Harlan Giants fresh from their
victory over the Layers-Out would like
to play Lorraine and Parkside at an
early date.
Evening journal., 1919-10-02

EOR SALE MODERN EIGHT ROOM
detached brick, cement cellar. hot air
heat splendid location; real bargain. 5olv
Madison ST. octl--t
Evening journal., 1919-10-02
UPHOLSTERTNG.

DARL0R AND LEATHER FURNITURE
our specially; material supplied reas-
enable pri,es work guaranteed Prompt de-
livery. y. y. Upholstery Co.. I2j Madison
st aug1o-Jyr
Evening journal., 1919-10-02

FOR RENT-NICELY FURNISHED
rooms. 1912 Monroe 81. sept29-lm
Evening journal., 1919-10-02
Statement
or the
OWNERSHIP. MANAGEMENT.
~, CALCULATIONS. Etc, Of
The ILVpDiDO IOIIpnoI


OWNERSHlp, MANAGEMENT.
~, CALCULATIONS. Etc. Of
Ihe Evening Journal
published daily. except Sunday M yII,.
MiNNIONN' DEL, required by lha Act OF
Name Of editor. GEORGE CARTER
post0iiice address. Wilmington Del
Managing editor GEORGE GARTER
postofiice address. Wilmington Del
Business Manager. CLARENCE j. PYLE
postohice address Wilmington. Del
Publishers. THE EVENING JOURNAL.
~ HLlSHlNG CO, postOiiice address, VIII
minston, Del
OWNERS
GEORGE CARTER. CLEMENT d. HAL
LAM. CLARENCE G. KILLENi CLAR-
ENCE J. PYLE.
Known hondholders mortgagees md
other security holders holding / Der cent
or more Of total amount OF bonds mort
cages, or other securities, NONE
Average number Of copies Of each Issue of
this publication sold or distributed through
the mails or otherwise, TO paid suhscrib-
ers during the six months preceding the
date OF this statement ...............1TT T4a
(FOr Six Months Prior to October 1. 1919
CLARENCE J. PYLE.
business Manager
Sworn 10 and subscribed before me this
,nd day Of October. 1919
JOHN TITUS.
tSeaD Notary Public
Ny commission expires Jan 81, iOaOJ
'ct2-it
Evening journal., 1919-10-02
ROOMS FOR RENT

EOR RENT FOUR ROOMS AND
bath. 5os West Third 81. oct2St.
Evening journal., 1919-10-02
SPIRiIIIAIIsT NOTICE

IVTRST PR0GRESSrSE SP1RfTTST''IIS;;TiSSS,
Church. gO6 West St Sunday evening
services. Messages by Mrs De I.aney.
Skeptirs invited. All welcome oct2- 81
Evening journal., 1919-10-02
SANITARY NnRKFn

w J. WINCHESTER, A & BffTT0Nc
w wood Sts Odorless excavatins,
When you want your cesspools cleaned
Phone 4OO2-W' feb1-iyr
NJ X. KELTER, is STILL AT FOURTH
Ni. and West SITS Now Is the time 10
have your wells cleaned. Phone 5I1s.
june21-iyr.
Evening journal., 1919-10-02

The Vaht Ads viii adveruse nus,-
ness partnerships in many lines ~
Evening journal., 1919-10-02
TRANSPORTATION
To Philadelphia
and Chester
From Fourth Street Wharf.

n IVIII It WuIIW NTTEeT " n1Tf,
Schedule in Eject September % IOto
Subject to Change Without Notice
Leave both Wilmington. Fourth Street
W harf, ana Philadelphia, Chestnut street
Wharf, week days, except SATURDAYS n,
500 A. NJ, II o'clock noon and as y NJ
On Saturdays, Sundays and holidavs
1.30 and 1880 A. NJ. 1.30. 4.15 and 200 y NJ
WILMI>GTo> o>.PENNsGRONE ROUTE
Schedule In kffect September - 1914
DAILY, INCLUDING SUNDAYS
Leave Wilmington for Pcnnsgrora NJ
$50. 500 and 1000 4. ". i2.O0 o'cloct
noon; 200. 100, GOO, 500. 1000 aud 40
Leare Fennsgrove for Wilmington. al
$50, is. 200 and 100 A. NJ, 100. 800.
800. 700. 300 and ,i1.o0 2. NJ.
Evening journal., 1919-10-02

NTANTED-PAR WITH CAPITAL
w 20 start IN the phonograph business.
Have patent on the most wonderful ma
chine out yet Gives double the volume Of
tone of any machine same size II inter
ested, call 10 see and hear machine NJ ei22
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Evening journal., 1919-10-02

Metal workers and mechanics should
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