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Evening journal., 1919-06-25

Il
In other words, rehabilitation VIII be
regarded as complete irrespective OF
these troops.
There remain, therefore. about 100000
troops in the United States 10 be par
TALLY denobilizcd, and dcmobllzation
Is proceeding at a record breaking
pace.
President Wilson's position Is that the
Jones amendment 10 The food bill was
advanced and accepted solely as war
measure for the conservation of food
products. Tile prohibition issue Is not
regarded at stake because prohibition
goes into effect anyway next January
The drastic provision In the Nolstead
prohibition enforcement bin was slrick-
en- from the bill by the House Judiciary
Committee yesterday. The requirement
that liquor retained in the home Of The
possessor and obtained prior TO the date
when The proposed legislation becomes
effective must be reported also WAS
changed. II is the expectation Of the
committee that consideration and report
on The Nolstead bin Will be completed
before the House meets tomorrow
Efforts Of the 'wels" TO place the
burden OF proof OF Illegal manufacture
and possession specifically upon the
government were successful only 10 the
extent OF compromise by which the
possessor OF liquor after The law goes
into effect will not be required 10 re-
port in advance such possession provided
The liquor is stored in his personal resi-
dcnce.
Section Z Of the bin specifically pro-
hibiting traffic in intoxicating liquors as
amended by yesterdays action in the
committee reads:
That no person shall on or after
the date when the eighteenth amend
ment 10 The Constitution OF the
United states goes into effect nor
while the war prohibition act shall
'be IN force. manufacture. sell. bar
ter, give away, transport import
export deliver furnish. receive or
possess any intoxicating liquor cx-
cept as authorized in this act Sec
tion 39) and al The provisions Of
this act shall be literally construed
10 the end that Intoxicating liquor as
beverage may be prohibited. Ii
qu1r for non-be yerage purposes and
wine for sacramcnial purposes may
he purchased sold. transported and
used as herein proyidedl
Section 30. which authorizes Tho re-
tention and use in the personal resi-
dence Of liquor purchased and placed
therein prior to the date when The pro
posed act shall so into effect. was
amended yesterday The following pro
viso was stricken from The end Of the
section:
Provided that The liquor was OBJ
taiped and placed therein prior TO
the date when this act goes into ef-
feet. but the burden Of showing
that such liquor was so obtained
and placed therein prior 10 that date
Evening journal., 1919-06-25
POSLAN Wants
To HELP YOUR
bROKEH-OUT SIKH

When any itching skin disease affects or
when any slight eruptional spot begins 20
itch and burn. apply Poslam You may
DC conhdent that the trouble is having the
right treatment. for you have called 10 your
aid a healing power highly concentrated
active aud persistent. Itching stops and
the skin feels immeasureably grateful Tn
the treatment Of vrulent eczema acne
pimples and all surface affections Pos
lam's results are quickly felt and seen.
Sold everywhere For free sample write
TO Emergency Laboratories, 2i3 West i7th
St. New York City.
POslam Soap. medcated with Poslam.
should be used If skin is tender and Eensi-
tive.
Evening journal., 1919-06-25
Proper Thing Now Is to
Peel Off Sojled Skin

Those who sbhor sticky. ereasy. shiny,
streaked compilations should religlously
avoid creams, powders and rougee during
the heated days. There's no need for them.
anyway, since tho virtues OF mercolired
wax have become known. No amount ~
nerspiration will produce any evidence that
you've been using the wax. AS n IL an
piled az bedtime and washed or lr. fhe
morning. the complexion never looks ike
makeup. Mercoli1ed wax gradually
takes on a bad complexion. instead Of add
ing anything 20 make u worse II has none
OF the disadvantages of cosmetics and ac-
complishes much more IN keeping the
complexion beautifully white. satiny and
youthful. free from freckles and other
blemishes. Just get an ounce cf it at
your druggists and see what few days
Treatment VIII DO. Use ike cold cream.
Evening journal., 1919-06-25
HORSEMEN TO BUY
MARYLAND TRACK
Real Turfmen and Mary
lsnders Will Put Up
Larger Purses

The Maryland rscelracks are becom-
ing Marylandlzed
Following closely upon the election
Of Captain Spalding Lowe Jenkins. for
mer president OF The Maryland Jockey
Club. which operates Plmlico. 10 the
presidency Of the Maryland Slate Fair,
Inc. which owns Laurel. comes The an
n0uncemenl that four horsemen. three
from this State and enc from Virginia.
have decided TO exercise the option Ihey
have on lhe llayre de Grace plant by
July 4.
Although no definite plans have been
announced. u is presumed that stock In
The new llayre de Grace association will
be offered for sale among the horse
men and residents Of Maryland This is
The plan that was used IN Kentucky
when the Kentucky Jockey Club se-
cured control OF all the Blue Grass state
trucks last winter.
The committee OF horsemen that ar
ranged for the purchase Of the Havre
de Grace plant, which Is owned by out
side capital, is composed of Guy Bed
well, of Laurel. Md; James Arthur. OF
Baltimore: Richard Carman. who has a
Farm IN This state near Washington.
and William Garth, OF Charotisyille,
Va. These men have been turfmen pfac-
lically all then lives.
With the advent OF horscmen as own
erS of The Hartford county track Mary
landers will be placed in charge in
practically all departments. 70 will be
a Maryland institution run 10y Mary
landers. Larger purses probably will
result because u is understood that the
only fair return on The money invested
viii be paid the stockholders. This is
the plan In itentucky The purses al
bai0nia range from 81 i,000 to 81. 600 daily.
Until Ibis spring the horsemen We're
running for purses smaller than ST.
600 at Ilavre dc Grace and lot dI
criticism was heard
Evening journal., 1919-06-25
NEWS HAPPENINGS
ABOUT new CASTLE
Town Council Asks Bids
for Removing Ashes
and Rubbish
THRIFT CLUB TO
co ON EXCURSION

Special to The Evening Journal.
NEW CASTLE, Del, June 2J.-The
Civics Compittee Of the Century Club
has completed the flower beds in Sec
ond street park. The flowers were do
mated by the citizens, most of them bV
Joseph King. The club greatly appre-
ciates the gifts.
Fire in Dobbinsyille house last
night, destroyed two pillows.
The Thrift Club, formed by the
members Of Mrs. Mitchell Givison's
sunday school Glass. viii so 10 Angus
tine> Beach tomorrow Automobiles
will leave Mrs. Gyison's, near Second
and Harmony streets, at 30 O'Clock.
f. l.. Wheatley, a lawyer Of Denver,
Clorado, spent several days visiting
friends here. Mr.. Wheatley at one
time lived on the Penn Farm near
Farnhurst
Mrs. Susan Harrington Is spending
a month with her daughter, Mrs
Frank Weggenman.
Mrs. Harry Hushebeck returned
from New York today, after v.siling
her sister, Mrs. James Toner, wife of
Immigrant Inspector Toner. Mrs Ton
er has been seriously Ill.,
A special car viii leave the Court
House at o'clock Friday. TO convey
all persons going on the X. of p eX-
cursiou 10 Burlington Island Park.
Mr.. and Mrs Albert Pedrick. Of
Philadelphia. were here for the we'd
ding Of Miss Emily Pedrick and Ira
Parry yesterday.
Proposals. Proposals will be re-
ceived by the undersigned until p.
m. July I next. for the removal Of
ashes and rubbish in the city Of New
Castle. Delaware. Prospective bidders
may obtain copies Of the specifications
from the undersigned
J. T. STOOPS.
President of COuncil.-Adv.
Evening journal., 1919-06-25
MOTHER GRAY'S POWDERS
BENEFIT MANY CHILDREN

n Lncusands OF mothers have found Mother
yray's Sweet Powders an excellent ren.d~
eois .niioren complaining Of heedache<
c.hsr trrerisnness- ss- stomach troubles and
sns,a Irregularities from which children
sr,nee ,.e curing these days ana err.iia,. -
s.sh.rs s.comp plished by its use. rs~s h,
-ssts e,. 10, over 80 years. Sold bx r,rr1. |
Evening journal., 1919-06-25
CARNEY'S POINT
JITNEURS TO FIGHT

cARNEls POINT. n. J.. June 9s-
li'ney drivers VIII make 0eht
against the proposed ordinance IN i'm
pose an annual license fee upon 4hem
ihey have organized and engaged
counsel to represent them at a hesrins
before the Upper Penns Neck town
'hip committee tonight.
The jitney men contend that s9s
license fee TO operate in the townshin
where the dupont villages are located
would be almost prohibliive. as they
are already compelled TO pay license
IN the borough OF Pe1nsgrove. They
say that the agitation against iiiney.
las been started because Of their com.
petition with the trolleys. although
their rates are twice as high
Evening journal., 1919-06-25
TO DEDICATE RECREATION ROOM.

Special to The Evening Journal.
DOVER, June 25.-Dover Odd Fellows
of philOdemic Lodge. No Z. are anti
cipating a pleasant time tomorrow
evening when. after the lodge session,
they will open and dedicate the rccre-
alton room OF the Temple. Refresh
meats will be served and a general good
time is looked for
Evening journal., 1919-06-25
WOMAN RUN DOWN
BY TRUCK, IMPROVING
'peo.sI % The EvenIps journal.

SPECIAL TO The Evening Journal.
DOVER. June 2o.-afrs. Harry g
Blendt. wife Of a prominent farmer
near Smyrna, who was knocked down
md run over by heavy truck. her
husband wss driving last week. when
tle attempted to pull an express wagon
from In front of the machine. Is i'm
proving. Although badly bruised anN
cut and with possibly every rib brok-
En- on one side, her heart action seems
Eood
Evening journal., 1919-06-25
THURSDAY SHOOT
ON GREENHILL TRAPS

The Greenhlll Gun Club is prepar-
ing for a big shoot tomorrow after
noon Attractive trophies VIII be
awarded on an added target handi-
cap Glass A shooters scratch men
Glass B added on p birds Glass G.. T.
and Glass d, added targets. There
Will be three trophies awarded.
ON account of the p. b. & w Clubs
registered shoot on Saturday. Green
hin VIII make the Thursday shoot the
big event OF the week. and there will
be no special program on Saturday.
The traps Will be open FOR practice
only that day
The Accounting. Urger and Traffic
Divisions Will hold their third Thurs
day afternoon shoot for the lnter-De-
parlmenial Cup. The Urger and Traffic
each has a leg and the Accounting Dc
psrimenl hopes TO get in the running.
The Thursday evening shoots al
Grccnhil are fast becoming popular
and as usual shooting win continue
until s 80 o'clock, permitting the after
dinner shooters 10 attend
shall be upon The person claiming
the right TO possess and keep the
same
The following language was subst-
tuted for this proviso;
And such liquor need not he re-
ported provided tho burden Of show
ing that possession is legal is upon
the .possessor.
Evening journal., 1919-06-25
BUILD FIRM Flesh
AND Strength By
taking PHOSPHATE
Nothing Iik. Plain Bitro-rhosphsts -
rut on Firm. Healthy Flesh ana
20 Increase strength, Nigor
and Nerve Force.

,,. sr.r. ,.rson ts beginning 20 real>
,.o n,oro and more. that the lack OF pnysl
cal strength and nerve exhausu.9,hi .,lirrass, ,lss
ouentIv evidenced by excessive thlniTsn sui,',sI
are the direct cause not only or ,ne % ,,aces
sities Of existence. but also for the . hanul
can in ones social aspirations. 19isnpss
the thin. sickly. angular frame WIN NV
Evening journal., 1919-06-25
Nothing So Good
AS TonalI For
Indigestion
Is lhe ENperience of a Nurse.

~ suffered for years with indigestion.
Nothing helped until l began taking
Tonall Now I eat anything. and am
getting fat" says Nora Green, of Coates
vile, Pa.
My occupation is nursing My duties
take me among sick people. My eX-
perience with Tonall had been bene-
ncial. indeed. II drove all pains from
my stomach ! feel toned up. aud
there must be great virtue in The roots.
herbs and harks i'm Tonall. as il Ger
tainly is good for slomach's ailments
My wonder is. why don't everybody
VITA Indigestion use it, They would II
Jhcy knew what good il does
Tonall is Sold by
N. B. Danforth,
124 MARKET ST, Viii, Del,
and all leading druggists in Deis ware and
Eastern Maryland.
The Corpus Christi caller. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1918-1987, 1919-07-06
DERSONAL
4 MENTION

Mr. and Mrs j W. pittman ard
family have returned from d trip TO-
Dallas. Tyler and other Texas points
They made the trip n their car and
we've out of tine city a month
j. S. Met aughan arrived last night
from Dallas. % spend some time with
his son, a g. MeCaurhan. and fam
ily Mr. MrCaughan. DURING am ab.
sence Of two Fears from Corpus
Christi, has spent the greater part OF
the tmc in Minnesota
James Denton and family Of San
Antonio are hero for the summer
located al 800 Belien street
Mr. and Mrs g. w. Britt Of San
Autouio, have taken the cottage al
l4u9 Chaparral street for the sum
mer.
+ = Ruhmann and family Of Ken.
eiy. are occupying the cottage at
yoO9 Water street
Mrs j. W Rankin ACCOMPANIED bY
her mother he-o from Fort Worfh
They are occupying the cottage af
1903 Water street
q w Chadwick and family have
left for Ada, okla. where they cy-
poet 90 reside.
Miss Ruby Miller after 81 short visit
here 20 Mrs IS q Parks has left
for her homo Nj C0rrieann.
Mrs w. g. stewart ana son. Wal
s. .. ~ ~ "'t,i q
~ ''''"' '''t '''e WIN WITS W. =
49,. A. Is
l.l'''' ~ ~ ~ amp i'"."l
70 W. VIZ ", ' ,n u"''' " guest
W. "i'7
Al, N|H "H quest
The Corpus Christi caller. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1918-1987, 1919-07-06

The regular meeting of the Ada
Henderson Mission Banu ~ the Pres
bytsrian Church was held rhuraday
Afternoon with Mrs Harry Carter. at
which time IL was decided that emily
one meeting a month would be- held
The Corpus Christi caller. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1918-1987, 1919-07-06
CORPUS CHRISTI SOCIETY

until October Tho hostess served re.
freahments during social hour
.
Woodman Circle
Alta meeting Of the Woodfuen Cir
Gle Friday night, j u Rudolph was
initiated into the order a social pc.
riod followed with refreshments serv
"a at the Above
The Corpus Christi caller. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1918-1987, 1919-07-06

VlrIs rlrndIy ~uclctY"-
Miss Clara Bell viii bee hostess 20
The Girls Friendly Society Monday
evening % 500 o'clock, az her home.
bil turman avenue. according 20 an
announcement made Saturday By Mrs.
O. G. i'lemistor. secretary Of the or
ganization.
The Corpus Christi caller. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1918-1987, 1919-07-06

Ia Retamn Club members and "a
number of their friends formed do
hghtfu bathing party Thursday even
ing, followed By "a picnic supper.
About % were boo attendance
The Corpus Christi caller. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1918-1987, 1919-07-06

Mr. Bentiv, who has beer Wil
the o. s. =. d. az brownsville TO-
several months, came bacE to iate
up hls former position bore 1tn thc
n. S. J.. ID.
The Corpus Christi caller. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1918-1987, 1919-07-06
Miss Bcckham

As farewell courtesy to her house
guest, Mrs Catherine Bockham. who
expects go leave Monday for san An
tonic, Snbinal and Marshall for the
summer, Miss Adele Ontman enter
tanned a merry group Of friends de-
iightfully Saturday evening az "a dane
INK party given at her home, 3O5 Au-
brey street
IN addition 10 the honor guest.
among those present were Misses
The Corpus Christi caller. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1918-1987, 1919-07-06

The Woman's Auxiliary " the
First Baptist Church win meet Tues
dav afternoon al $3.50 O'Clock iu tho
following circles.
Reach Circle with Mra. T. b Dixon.
2ll5 kircon street; Bluff Circle. with
Mrs. ]. 3. l.anders. on Polk avenue.
The Corpus Christi caller. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1918-1987, 1919-07-06

Carrie Iymans, Louise Bernard, Nil.
bred and June Collins, Eleanor Hop
kins; Messrs Paul Elbe.t, Andrew
Woodward, Herman Whtchurst. Der
nard Gussett Maurice Stewart, lIor.
ace Caldwell, Carver. Joseph Gill
man, Garnet Reed.
The Corpus Christi caller. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1918-1987, 1919-07-06
ro-DAY's PICTURES.

The three daughters u Mr. and
Mrs. Joe lIirsch, Jeanne. Mario
RE and Hattie.
Geraldine Ward three yenr-old
daughter Of Mr. and Mrs r. G..
Ward.
Cphotos by kecks studio.)
The Corpus Christi caller. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1918-1987, 1919-07-06
Some of the Reason Why
The Jolwtain sta:7eoa@s1av

Deserves Your Patronage
Isn't this sufficient why should have
your fountain patronage?
We have the incest, coolest and most modern place
in the city.
We have the finest fountain Of The latest type.
The sanitary features alone deserve your favorable
consideration.
We serve REIGIER'S Ice Cream, which as you
know, is the best ice cream in the city
An Fruits. sypups eggs milk and cream, in fact,
everything used at fountain is the purest and
the very best quality money can buy
Our dispensers are courteous, thoroughly expert
cnced and always eager TO please
The Corpus Christi caller. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1918-1987, 1919-07-06

The manner ~ hoidlue said election
shall De- Governed hy iNe l1wH 90 iHe
state governing general election.
ff q. SUTHERLAND
County Judge " Nueces County rexsB.
ADV
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-05-02
HUN GIRLS USE
UNDERGROUND. ]
TO SEE yam Ks.
MADCHENS DOTE ON FEL-
LOWS IN OLIVE DRAB;
CONE ACROSS RHINE

Andernach is an ancient town on 'h'
left bank of the Rhine about iei
miles northwest OF Coblenz The mel
OF the Third division. Yankees who
fought under Majo General Rooer' !
Howe AT the Marine, al 81 Mihiel anc
in the Argonne. and who are no"
,-art of the army Of occupation. pub
lish at Andernach a weekly papei
called The Watch on the Rhine. lhe
issue Of April contains. in the ques-
tions and answers column, an inquiry
which would relate 20 three celebrated
items If it mentioned song
Il would like to obtain some inior-
nation concerning the laws regulating
fraternizing Who are The privileged
partis!ie A first lieutenant in Ander-
mach is reported 10 have said that Of
ficers are allowed TO talk with German
girls in the streets and TO call al their
HClutS. uut Nbt SdAilt - AOi 'iuhNh Aoi
enlisted men Also concerning laws
regulating cafes and the hours they
are allowed 10 be open Officers fire.
Quent safes at all houns of the day
and night. but If an enlisted man Is
found in a cafe before opening hours
or IL he stays after 10 O'Clock he is
ordered out
"P T b, Third Division Train
The Omniscient &C O ca" who
supplies the answers made cold and
definite reply:
Orders are that neither
Officers ncr enlisted men may frater-
nize with German civilians In fact,
special orders 10 the guard are that
officers and men seen talking with
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-05-02
DOCTORS PREFER
cAl0TABs FOR
4 LAZY LIVER
Wonderful How Bright and
Cheerful the World Looks
After Taking the New
Nausealess Calomel

Have YOU tried the new nauseales'
calomel tha, makes osiomel taking 4
pleasure II you have, you appre-
eiate the wonderful virtues OF calomel
when robbed Of all It's un lessanl and
rausca,lng effects.
Caloiahs j. che sensation of the year
IN the drug trade. Pharmacists re
gard IL as a perfect remedy Tor 'h'
liver. lis effect in billousness. con
siipaiion and indigestion IL mos; de-
lightful.
The next time your liver needs
thorough cleansing Try calo;abst one
tablet az bedtime with a swallow OF
water. That's all. No taste no ma. "a.
no salts. no gr.ping. You wake up In
the morning feeling fine. with your
system thoroughly clcansed and
hearty appetite for breakfast Eat
what yss please-no danger OF saliva
ton.
Calotabs are never sold IN bulk; for
your protection they are sold only in
original. sealed packages. price thirty
five cents. Your dragg' 1 viii gladly
refund your money II YOU do not find
them effective and delightful. -tadv.l
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-05-02
MAY DAY WAS RED
IN MANY PLACES

New York. May 7-Ten men were
killed. 500 injured and property dam
aged 10 the extent of five million dol
lars in May day riots throughout the
United States. New York. Chicago.
Cleveland Denver and RoSbury Mass.
were the storm centers. Bombs de-
signed for prominent men over the
country were intercepted that would
undou stedly have added greatly 20
the death list. had the deadly missiyes
been delivered. Police of five hun
dred cities are on TIE alert for the
seaders of the bombs and the post
office departments secret agents are
also on the job. German agents are
thought to be back of the plot TO
destroy.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-05-02
STATE NEWS NOTES

on valued at $4,000 and property
at 5000 was burned at Muskogse
last night. Empire OIL conn any is
loser.
Growing condition OF wheat has in
Greet ed per cent since April I in
state.
Guthrie has the only cotton fabric
Mills in the state.
Frank Carter. state auditor has been
read out of the democratic party
lver his stand on road bond matters.
Warrants in payment of work per-
ormed in fur;herance OF the good
cads proposition have been turned
Town by the state auditor.
Justice Thomas II Owen OF Musko-
gee has been elected chief Justice of
he state supreme court, vice Judge
Hardy resigned.
billings Will build a So ,N10 high
school building. The money is avail
liable.
Lexington has woman editor. She
u in charge of the Leader and the
Leader looms we'll.
Glenn Sampoong old time cattleman.
Who lives on the Oklahoma side OF
he state on the Arkansas border. sold
'Nl0 head OF cattle this week for So.
200.
Ms 'kogee- Hartehorne coal miners
ire threatening 10 strike for higher
wages.
Mrs Z L Conklin. wife of President
'onklin of the Union National bank.
lied suddenly OF heart failure las,
hight at her home in Chandler. Sne
'ame 10 Oklahoma with her husband
n 1889.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-05-02

civilians In the street, unless they are
talking on business. shall be arrested
I think that your statement REGARDING
officers frequeIilns the cafs' Is eNss'
soraied A. long as there are orders
rs rsssricsins the liberties 81 the men
those orders viii DO violated here and
there. The orders restricting the sab
OF spirituous liquors 10 American sol r
diefs are not popular orders. Some
men and some officers will attempi 20
evade the regulations, But TO say that
Officers frequent the cafes AZ all
hrars' Is putting II TOO strongly. !
think"
We should rest conien' with this Of
fetal statement Of the case were not
our attention attracted 20 column On
another page Of The same ssue-a call
10 Americans 10 enlist and go over 10
replace the men on the Rhine
Come across. l'oys. come across
"Siill. Rhineland has It's advantages
Even after July Germany has 20
prospeci Of going drg-not 80 long as
the Rhine flows
And you can rmoke "A cigarct here
siihou, hiding behind the barn as II
you were committing a deadly sin.
Also the underg -ound system Of
with the German mani
'ellcs is well worked out.
Thanks 10 US
When you come here YOU will find |
be- system in perfect working order |
German madchens do;e on BOYS in |
} n.
Also on shockolade and roap
Bring liberal quantities with you"
Perhaps by this time Major General
iowze has investigated the under
round system Of fratornizing and
erhal asnt- Maybe he VIII
cave II &c of the group OF biolo-
lists who went over on iha Georze
first trip.