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Evening journal., 1919-10-22
A wELL-DEsERvED MONUMENT.

TT 1888 that the Wilmington Savings Fund Society
Il was incorporated
At the end Of the first year It had 42O deposors and
ne investments amounted to only si95Ss.76.
Since then a result Of careful but progressive man
agemen its depostors, deposits investments and
ngs have increased until they reached big figure
an era Of big business
Today It has 3Oi9 depositors and total assets Of
Si45i,i230i It continues TO by leaps and bounds
result Of the confidence the public has in it and its
officials.
Those things being true. It is not surprising that Il
has outgrown its present home at Ninth and Market
streets and that has decided to build Neither
is It surprising that that home is to be handsomely
mental in its nature.
The society deserves something both handsome and
monumental a reward for the splendid work it has
Delaware in the encouragement Of thrift and
promotion Of financial independence
Evening journal., 1919-10-22

The Want Ads viii be helpful for the
coming week for manufacturing inter
ests, merchants and all that relate 10
the home.
Evening journal., 1919-10-22

oregon citizens gave Wilson two deer. They will
his goat.
Evening journal., 1919-10-22

Just a reminder, the Hun republic should adopt
as a coat Of crutch and wooden leg crossed on
a yellow field.
Evening journal., 1919-10-22

It well to hold that Pershing parade in Wash
ington It gave lot Of uniformed char-warmers op
porlunlty to see some REGULAR soldiers
Evening journal., 1919-10-22

II Mexico has instructed troops TO fire on American
ayiaors flying the border she is acting within he
rights. SO is the who tampers with hornets nest
Evening journal., 1919-10-22

If you wish to know what win happen in the future
take what sateman says. Then subtract half and d
vide by six.
Evening journal., 1919-10-22

Discussing treaties in the full ligh OF publicity is
great deal interesting but It doesn't get there any
sooner.
Evening journal., 1919-10-22

Secretary Lansing has returned from his fishing trip.
Concerning the Bulltt testimony he treats the world to
ihe eloquent silence.
Evening journal., 1919-10-22

Senator Williams league advocate and favors lynch
ing Would he grant nations the right to violate the
covenant when it functions too slow suit them?
Evening journal., 1919-10-22
WEDNEsDAY,, OCTOBER 22, 1919
HIDDEN TUBERCULOSIS CASES.

III ERE something that should be Of peculiar interest
II 10 Wimingtonans:
, 1919-09-02

mental viii find that G, 2id is also active
ly contrib ing his par
In order 10 excite IN rest and atten-
ton in the films, 3 yes of $40, So and
81 are being offered Tor the most intelIl-
gent criticism Of this serial, which means
it must be pointed out where faults and
errors have been made in the staging
and acting Of the play.
Here Is IN example y an error in The
Purple Mask recently exhibited. In
the episode playing in the Cafe Chat
Noir" the Purple Mask steals some
jewels and hides then on her person
and detective Kelly orders all persons
searched before they leave the r%estaur-
ant; when the Purple Mask is to be
scar ched she drops the jewels in detec--
tive Kelly's LEFT jacket-pocket, and
when she later drives home with Kelly
she recovers the jewels from Kelly's
RIGHT jacket-pocket.
This was obviously a error made
when the picture was shot"
Another sample: The hero in a picture
might be shown entering a telephone
booth with a felt hat and coming out
with a straw hat These are the kinds
of errors to look out for.
, 1919-09-02
Christiansted, St. Croix, V. /.
August 80, 1919
Open Letter to M. Joseph W.
Daily

On Monday 18th. instant, you
accused me of Intending to exhibit I'M
moral pictures in the Christiansted Thea
tire that evening and or Tuesday 10TH,
you accused me of having done so.
In your open letter to Mr.. j. R. May
hew, II St. Croix Avis OF today, you state
in your note No. 4, as fellows
". Then keep before your mind the
old axiom of logic Quoo gratis asseritur,
gratis negatur. THAT mean if you
make a statement without proof, | deny
it without proof. The burden of proof
is on you. To illustrate You call me
a thief. | say I am not a thief. I am not
to prove that | am not 2 thief, but you
are to prove that am
In accordance with the above logic,
now hereby demand that o prove your
accusations against me.
Respectfully,
Elm AR SVENDSEN.
, 1919-09-02
TELEGRAMS
ST. CROIX STATION.

Mexico City, Aug. 20th-The Govt.
announced that American troops had
crossed the border, in a bulletin issued
last night, but has given no information
Of it's attitude. lei Universal" and lei
Heraldo de Mexico are the only news
papers which comment editorially on
the situation, A protest against the
crossing is made by eel UNIVERSAL and
, 1919-09-02

to be heard before being outraged.
The paper calls on all Mexicans to
contribute toward the defense of their
country. 'El Eera.d0" says the situa-
ton assumed a grave character and de-
cares that the crossing by Americans
WasWithout notice or request for per-
mission to do 50. The Executive Com
mittee of the Federation of Syndicate
workers in the Federal district has is
sued a manifesto to its members, saving
the committee is disposed to aid the Govt
in the present crisis and asking President
Carranza TO bend all his efforts to secure
the cooperation OF al. the Mexican people.
The American Consuls at 1ampico, Vera
Cruz and OaXaca the Excelsior" says,
have instructed the Americans in the ont
lying districts.to come into the populated
centres. General Juan Morres, Chief of
Operations in the States of Sonora re-
rorrs to the War Department, that the
YaQ i bandits who killed the American
Chauffeur named White have been dispers-
ed with losses.
Marina, Texas Aus. 18Th Lieut.. Pc
terson and Mr.. Paul Davis, aviatora of The
United States armv, held captive for
more than a week by Mexican bandits,
who demanded a ransom of SIS, 600 were
AC9COC0 NGLIJ CALO LlO Al!IS Ny CdpIdli
Matlock Of the 6th Cavalry, who accord
ing to telegram, made journey into Mex
lean Rendezvous unacc0nDanied. The
men are safe on American territory.
Capt. Matiock brought back with him
one half OF the ransom money. He said
after Lieut.. Peterson had been released,
Mr.. Davis was then brought forward by
the bandits, ard the TWO mounted Mat
locks horses. The bandits demanded
the remainder of the ransom money. but
Natl0ck and Davis answered by riding
rapidly away.
London, Aug. 10Th. Disappointment
and dissatisfaction that Mr.. Lloyd George
in his address in the House Of Commons
yesterday ignored the general demand
for a general reduction of national ex-
penditures, is the most striking comment
made by most newspapers. Friendly
and hostile editorials generally agree that
he Premier made an excellent plea for
economy III industry and increased pro-
duction, and also offered some sensible
proposals for future industrial policy.
Such comments, however, overshadowed
in most of the newspapers by sharp con-
demnatlon OF what is termed the Pre-
mler's fallur to recognize the extrava-
gance and waste in Govt. departments.
and failure to grasp resolutely This
Nettle". Newspapers of widely differing
views declare his speech showed that the
Govt. had no policy anC does not know
, 1919-09-02

After a long lin 4ss, Mrs. EMILE JEJ-
sen widow of gu lsmith and merchant
EMIL JENSEN, died yesterday at her resi-
dence in Hospital Street from where the
funeral will take place at 4.30 this after
neon.
, 1919-09-02

After a long lin ess, Mrs. EMILE JEN-
sen widow of gu lsmith and merchant
EMIL JENSEN, died yesterday at her resi-
dence in Hospital Street from where the
funeral will take place at 80 this after
neon.
There is now a bulletin advertisement
posted in the lobby of the Christiansted
Post Office to the effect that sealed pro-
posals will be recei we'd at the office of the
Second Assistant Postmaster General IN
til 4.30 p. NJ. October z, 1919, for carry
ing the United States mails, by suitable
steam or power boat fer the term from
November /, 1919, to June 80, 1920,
or the route from San Juan, Porto Rico,
by Charlotte Amalie, St. Thomas, to
Christiansted, St. Croix, 107 miles and
back, twice a Weel-, by a schedule salts
factory to the Department.
Schnr. Creole" with mails and pas
sengerS, sailed for st. Thomas at 10
o'clock yesterday morning.
The Apothecary business of Jean Peter
sen, Frederiksted has been purchased 0y
our amiable proprJet nr in the same line
at this end, Mr.. H ans B0ie. We are told
that the West Enc branch will be con-
ducted under the same management as
at present.
Yesterday was a very quiet holiday
urtil in the afternoon when the Red
Cross Sale started, and the Native and
Navy Bands pla. ed on the grounds.
In the evening the Industrial Band
wound up the occasion with a fine Goa
cett in the pavilion,
Mr.. Svendsen cry kindly accommo-
dated the Red CT oss with lights in the
W arf quarter las night. Being moon
lis hit the ~electri: current would not
otherwise have been turned on.
We also learn that Mr.. Svendsen gen
er)usly offered tC donate 500 Of the
proceeds Of last lights cine entertain
m mt in aid of Rec Cross work, but that
the local Board W is unable to accept it
without authority from the Red Gross
Headquarters in Washington.
Despite the fact that there were other
attractions, the theatre was we'll attend
ed last night when the first six chapters
of Peg o. the Ring wel presented
amid continuously enthusiastic cheers
and admiring comment. This play is a
series of thrilling, desperate, vigorous
features O. circls life, as exciting
, 1919-09-02

Schnr. Creole with mails and pas
sengers, sailed for st. Thomas at 10
o'clock yesterday morning.
, 1919-09-02

Mr.. Svendsen cry kindly accommo-
ds ted the Red CT oss with lights in the
W larf quarter las night. Being moo l.
lis hit the ~electri: current would not
otherwise have been turned on.
The Cordova daily times., 1919-07-07
REPORTED MONDRACON
RETURNED TO MEXICO

MEXICO CITY, June Is (by maiD.
Numerous rumors are afloat that
Manuel Mondargon, called the intellec-
tual leader of the coup that resulted
in the overthrow and death of Presi-
dent Francisco l. MaderO on February
%, 1913, has returned to Mexico.
One report has it that the former
federal general, one of VictOrianO
Huertas ministers of war, has landed
in the Vera Cruz region, after proceed
ing from the United States via Ha-
vana. Another is that, discouraged
by the quick end that befell his former
comrade, ex-General Aureliano Blan-
quet, killed a short time after he
joined the Diaz adherents last month,
Mondragon crossed into Mexico at a
point near Ell Paso and journeyed
south with the object of comforting
with the former federal General Fee
lipe Angeles, who is now campaigning
with Villa.
The conference is reported to have
been unsatisfactory, one version be-
ing that Villa refused to listen to Of
fers Mondragon carried from Felix
Diaz and threatened to shoot the en-
issary. Mondragon then is said to
have recrOssed into Texas.
The Cordova daily times., 1919-07-07
SOVIET FIASCO
KEELNLY FELT
BY AUSTRIANS

VIENNA, June 2 Correspondence
of the Associated Press) Condition
in Budapest and the surrounding cOun-
try under the fantastic government of
Bella Kun and his soviet are grotesque.
1t has just become known that the
Countess Rada is scrubbing stairways
in one of the city prisons Count Jul
Illus Szechenyi, aged 80, formerly mas
ter of the kings horse, is one of those
who have incurred the displeasure of
the ruling forces. In spite of his age,
he has been forcibly removed from his
home and imprisoned. What DISPOSE
ton will be made of him is not likely
to reach the public until it has been
ordered and executed.
Every room in the handsome mar
BILE palace of Count Louis Karolyi, the
former Austrian ambassador to Lon
don, is occupied by some one of the
vaunted proletariat, with such results
as might be expected Stovepipes
stick from the lace-curtained windows,
and the silk-cOvered walls are smoky,
grimy and greasy. Protective covers
have been torn from rich divans and
handsome chairs, to be used for dish
rags. Costly bronzes, Clipped and mu-
tilated, are being used as playthings
by the prOletarian children
1t is the same in the handsome resi-
dence of Count Andrassy, next door,
where squalOr and dirt are rapidly re-
placing the magnifcence and polish
of happier day.
Day by day comes the news of in
creasing violence on the part of those
who are in power. The latest in
stances have to do with Ludwig Navy,
former president Of the Hungarian par
lament. He was seized at his country
home, and while being taken into
Budapest, was taken from the train
and shot to death by the Red Guard,
who gave as an excuse that he was
trying to escape.
Altogether the situation in Budapest
is rapidly approaching the point where
there will be the customary appeal to
the great, big-hearted America" to
feed and clothe the people. Security
of life and property is growing less
with every week, and the once mag
nifcent city is rapidly taking on an ap-
pearance to which its people hitherto
have been strangers.
Neglect of agriculture is one of the
outstanding features of the situation
1t is estimated that so per cent of the
tillable soil has not been plowed, partly
due to the Reorganization and de-
moralizatiOn OccasiOned by an order Of
the soviet, which forced landowners
to raise the wages of farm labOrers
from 5 crowns to 80 crowns per day,
and also to give them butter and milk
without any charge and to see that
they were properly clothed.
The appeal to the United States for
help is expected to come chiefly from
people who have done nothing to work
what few fields are now under cult
walton, and who never had many
clothes Or fa1t tho need for them
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L.,. '..:;.'A ;,s.. MARKETS
VIGOROUS RECOVERY
IS MADE BY STOCKS
Ellh Results When Call Money Rate
I, ncNpcCtcuS Reduced
Irlcr, Make General Advance.

'rW YORK. June IL Stocks
mao. vigorous recovery today from
N.. acute depression Of tho pre-
,. SION 900 numerous Instance
u.....r nyl over lts' weeks tutI
,..,. T4o rally resulted mainly
'.. n unexpected relaxation OF the
u.. '.. .tu money
.. cams opened az . per cent
.. .g fell to ON offerings ui
.... .Iw4 from local aud interior
institutions. The demand was nom
la. however, In competition with
yo.rral,s urgent requirements.
I.a.rg4 centcrod very extensively
IN lH.-r which suffered greatest
impairment in last week s reaction,
especially o! and motors. their rub
hs. subsidiaries. American wouleu
ard e.mc ~ the local fractions and
m.sce a0coIs issues. including In
'srloru.rh consolidated pa Brook
bn Transit, Industrial Alcohol, In
ttr0a'uulI Paper and American lee
SnpHugS also rallied hr.skly with
copper. lohaCcos and feathers and
'rt,i states steel made up an hui
ihe smallest fraction of the preceding
DAYS is point decline, while
American car, bethlehem steel. Har-
ysger and Baldwin Locomotive dc
NerpcI marked strength
Rsm.'rdnces 10 London and Par,f
vattn,d slightly and further CN-
r0r's - gold were reported. In
t.ing Il large consignment to
South America
B,rds were firm IN the main. In
sympathy with some irrrgulari'y IN
'|s..y issues and foreign war 10
sHous OId u $. bonds were un-
laAgFrd on call
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In the Oil Fields
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FORT WORTH ToRn June II C,ttle
Receipts 1000 head marIs' 2jg higher
bc,ys' s7o1d 1872
Hogs RercipiF 500 head market slow
10 'm 5or down heavy $50 50g20t
sheep Receipts J 900 head rarket
steady i.mbt 'lI 0nH ~ on.
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South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1919-11-30
FOR
GOOD ROADS SHOW
Annual Exhibition win Be
Held Next April in Hot
Springs, Ark:

WASHINGTON. d. c. Nov 2s.-
Active preparations already are un-
der way for the eighth annual con
vention Of the United states. Good
Roads association and also the eighth
annual good roads show, to be held
in Hot Springs, Ark. April II to
II next. J. A. Rountree, director
general Of the United States Good
Roads association, left washington
day or so ago TO consult with the
Business Mems League, the mayor
the various civic organizations and
citizens in general at Hot Springs in
regard 10 details of arranging for
Good Roads Week"
1t is proposed TO make the occa.
sion the greatest gathering of good
roads boosters that ever assembled
in this country. Delegates will be in
attendance from every state in the
union. Already more than 40 gov
errors have accepted life member
ship i'm the organization and are
vice presldents
; In connection with this organiza-
ton the annual meeting of the
Bankhead II ig h way association
which is promoting a national high
way from Washington TO San Diego.
Cal. the Albert Pike National High
way association, which Is promoting
a highway from Pixies Peak to Kan
sas City, and a number OF good
roads organizations will hold meet
ings during Good Roads Week at
Hot Springs.
Display of Machinery.
One OF the features OF the con-
vention will be a display Of road ma
chinery, road material, trucks, trac-
tors and automobiles. Already si0;
governors h I've notified Director
Gen. Rountree of their acceptance
from their respective states. IL is
expected 10 have at least twenty
governors in attendance at this con-
vention. Sen. John II. Bankhead.
who is president of the United
States Good Roads association and
author of the Bankhead Federal Aid
( bill appropriating SIS, O0O, 600 annu-
ally for the building of good roads
| throughout the country. is quite en-
/ thusiastic about this meeting and
| gives assurance that the governors
| will send heads of the various de-
! partments to the meeting. It is pro-
posed to have government exhibit
of good roads machinery and mod
| els at the coming convention.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1919-11-30
By William H. Ste1cdrt, Jr.

Motor Department, The News
Times.-Kindly answer the follow
ing in your nnotorist column: Have
melted four sets Of bearings out OF
No. 2 cylinder connections IN a run
Of so miles. other bearings also
became loose. Never experienced
this trouble before. Do you think
my crankshaft f. sprung. or what
do you suppose the trouble could
be? Plenty OF oil in crank case.
VIII thank you very much TO an
swer the above. c. W.
II IS possible that the crank shaft
is out OF alignment Perhaps the
crank pins where the connecting
rods are attached 20 the shaft are
rough and not true. IF the bear
ings are frightened against an ir-
regular surfsce they viii not give
service. Perhaps you have neglect
ed % provide for proper lubrica-
ton OF the whole surface Of the
bearing. There should be oil ducts
or grooves 20 lead the oil 20 the cen
ter OF the bearing. Very often this
IS not done when new bearings are
fitted