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Evening journal., 1919-02-10
HAPPY WORKERS AT
VALENTINE S. CIAL

The Valentine party held by the
Happy Workers of West Presbyterian
Church on Saturday afternoon was a
great success. The decorations and
favors were most unique and attractive.
Before the social time the Happy
Workers held their annual thank Offer
ing meeting. The mite boxes were
opened and $50 was the amount they
contained. A report was made upon
the successful performance Of the
Christmas cantata, and IL was announced
that $3.50 was cleared.
Miss Carrie Gray acted as chairman
of the meeting and gave a. interesting
TAX on Japan and Chosen" The
program was very Jappy. A choir OF
fifteen little girls dressed in Japanese
costumes sang a number OF bright.
CHEEKY songs. There were many other
numbers on the program
which included a recitation by Doris
a piano solo by Margaret D.
Bruce and a reading by Edythe Nc
Clure. Little. Miss Dorothy King gave
a recitation.
Two very attractive numbers on the
program were the solos by Miss Doro-
thy Price and Miss Jane Cloud. Al
though Dorothy is only five years old,
she proved to her friends, that she could
sing "Jesus Loves Me" IN oriental Ian
guage. Jane, who IS four years old,
sang a solo entitled Thanksgiving"
Evening journal., 1919-02-10
ARABS FAVOR
U. S. PROfECTORATE
By the United Press.

By the United Press.
PARIS, Feb. i0.-The proposed Ara
bian nation which would comprise the
greater part Of Asia Minor will seek to
become an American protectorate, ae-
cording 10 reports here today.
This situation is said TO have arisen
from the fact that the King Of Hediaz
who plans to weld Arabia, Syria and
portions Of Mesopotamia into a huge
State sought at first TO obtain a Brit
ish protectorate. The French are un-
dersto0d to have objected to this hay-
ing in mind proteetorate Of their OWL
over Syria. This brought out a frank
declaration from the Hedjaz delegates
that If they could not have a British
mandatory they wanted an American
In connection with this situation, con
siderable significance is attached to the
special commission, headed by Frcdef-
ick c. Howe, Of New York, which will
inquire into the desires Of the people
Of Syria, Palestine, Mesopotamia and
Arabia, regarding their attitude toward
a protectorate under the league OF ma
tions.
Evening journal., 1919-02-10
BANQUET TO HONOR
ITALIAN mission
Distinguished Visitors 10
be Guests at Hotel
du Pont Tomorrow
SPEAK AT PUBLIC
MEETING FRIDAY

Representative Americans OF Italian
extraction have arranged banquet in
honor Of the Italian Mission from the
Redeemed Provinces and officers OF the
Italian Military Mission 10 the United
states, to be given tomorrow night al
the Hotel dupont at 8 o'clock.
The guests are Captain Alexander Sa.
pelli, ex-governor of Italian Somalli.
land, veteran Of the African cam.
paigD, decorated with the medal for
military valor; Commentator G.. Lor-
enzoni, from Giles, Trentino, a redeemed
province, a captain of the famous AL
pines OF Italy, who has seen action ip
the Austrian campaign, and DR.. G. Fur
lam, OF Pola, before the world war a
professor In the University og Vienna.
Some American friends have been In.
vited TO join the Italians Of Whining
ton in honoring these men who are the
official mouthpieces Of the Italian Gov.
ernment. A good number have sieni-
ned their intention OF being present.
The banquet will be given under the
auspices Of the Committee Pro Redeem
ed Italy, OF which DR.. L. Vacaro is
chairman; Frank Cofone, secretary, and
Dr.. P. A. NJ. Rovitti, treasurer. The
committee on arrangements, which or.
ganized the banquet, consists of: Car
mine ID Mare, chairman; DR.. c. B, Le-
one, Salvatore Cantera, Antonio Ven
tresca, Ernest Di Sabatino, G. Verder-
anne and the officers Of the Pro Re
deemer Italy Committee as ex-of1cio
members.
Nearly every well known italian I'm
the city has subscribed TO this non
partisan, non-political banquet and il is
anticipated that over two hundred will
attend. An Italian orchestra will fur
nish music.
Oi Friday evening the Italian officials
Will speak to an American audience az
Grace Church on the Adratio Problem
and ltaly's claims at the peace table.
There will be no admission fee and the
public is invited.
Evening journal., 1919-02-10

CToRE FOR SALE-sUITABLE FOR
- any kind OF business; best location IN
Wilmington. Inquire 106 W. Sixth 81.
fe5-12t
Evening journal., 1919-02-10
DEPORT FOREIGN
TROUBLE MAKERS
BY the United Press.

BY the United Press.
CHICAGO, Feb. i0-Iwo heavily
guarded carloads OF foreign disturbers
were enroute TO an Atlantic port TO-
day for deportation.
The men are largely from coast cit
les where they nave been held for va
rious periods awaiting ocean trans
portation.
In the party were many Russians and
few enemy aliens. All were alleged
TO be radicals and trouble makers.
A. D. II. Jackson head Of the Seattle
office of the immigration department,
was In charge of the party. His pas
sengers, he said, were permitted 10
wave red flags and sing foreign songs
all they desired.
Immigration officials here were told
the men had not been connected OF.
1cially with the general strike at Sc
attle. Deportation came at this time
only as coincidence.
Evening journal., 1919-02-10
FINED $50 FOR ASSAULT.

Andrew Meyers was lined so and
costs in City Court today upon beins
convicted on a charge Of assault and
battery on Chief Of Guards William
Rowand Of the Lynch Construction
Company. Meyers had been drinking
and went on a rampage at the con
struction work with a penkn'fe.
Charges Of stabbing two other men
and Of carrying concealed a razo-,
were dismissed
Charges against Frank j. Maucher,
said 10 have run an auto without q
license or without sufficient lights
We're dismissed. The case Of William
Hurlock, charged with violating traf-
flc rules, was continued until Friday.
Evening journal., 1919-02-10

..s..
The inuence Of Uranus and Saturn
on this nature is TO make il gainfui
loving money position and power. II
IS extremely tactful, and, while under
standing the value Of honesty, will not
pay its bills until forced TO do so.
When spiritualized through its Innate
love Of the occult and the mysterious
it becomes extremely powerful with in
tuit,ons that amount to. the gift Of
prophecy and the power 70 analysis Of
human thoughts.
Aquarius, the governing sign. gives
power TO receive and p.opel thought
vibrations. and the nature is over-sen-
sitive to the influence Of people snj
surroundings.
Real estate, apartments TO be rented
md houses to be sold viii iind eOod
By an ad in this paper,
Evening journal., 1919-02-10
LITTLE NAVY MEN
WIN FIRST ROUND
By The United Press.

BY The United Press.
WASHINGTON, Feb. i0.-Little navy
men won in a preliminary attack on
the administration big navy program
today when the House went on record
against appropriating any money to
start work ,on a new three-year naval
building program this year.
The bin carried an appropriation OF
si05,0O0O0, OF which 100000 was for
construction Of ships authorized in the
pending bill and si000o0,O0O for ships
authorized in 1916.
The bill was amended so that the
money can be used only for ships al
ready authorized.
Amendments by Representative John
son, Washington, 10 cut down the ap-
preparation were withdrawn.
johnson said he had seen the Presi-
dents cablegram urging the big navy
and that it was nothing but an attempt
TO help Secretary Daniels push the big
navy bill through Congress.
Evening journal., 1919-02-10
Free EmplOyn, 2nt Ads.
For War Heroes!

TO returning soldiers Sailors aid them securing
any FORMER Soldier Sailor advertisement
position without charge presentation his
from the service his enlistment with Information
when he will he mustered out
advertisements
order 10 aid the who
lucrative employment that
he nation has passed
All men residing in this whether native
or not are invited TO take advantage OF this
Evening journal., 1919-02-10
LAWYER OUT OF ARMY.

torney, was honorably discharged from
the army on Thursday, and has re-
sumed his law practice in this city. He
enlisted in the Chemical Warfare Serv-
ice six months ago. He was stationed
in Philadelphia for four months, but
has been In New York since the sign
ing Of the arrnistlce.
Evening journal., 1919-02-10
TRUSTEES SALE OF REAL ESTATE

SALE OF REAL ESTATE.
Il BY virtue of an order of the Orphans
Court, will be exposed to sale, at pubic
luction or vendue, ON Wednesday. Febru-
iry 10. 1919, at 10 A. NJ, at the County
Court House, Wilmington, Delaware. the
rear estate, late OF Lawrence
kindbeiter. deceased to-wit:
A lot Of land of rather more than acres,
on the east side of the road from Wilmington
70 New Castle, about one-half mile south of
Eaen Park Gardens, having a three-story
frame dwelling house thereon.
,,ror terms Of sale and detailed descrip-
sign.s see large bills OF consult the under
J: FRANK BALL and
Wuut,I HENRY X. ISAACS, Trustees.
Attest: Wo9na,, Delaware. February l. 1919. |
febS 10 oNVSNMAN S.N,MaAN p. CROUCH CLERK q C' 1
Evening journal., 1919-02-10

BUNGALOW FOR SALE-JUsT COM
ID pleted: lot 37lax1O0; five rooms. bath
pantry, reception room. inside toilet, elec-
tric lights. small cellar: garage, llXla ;
100 feet from trolley: &c fare. w. ~.
Hendrix, r. & r. Railroad and New cas-
tie Ave Phone G3f4-R feblO-3t.
Evening journal., 1919-02-10
MIcNiAHON-WARE

Mr.. and Mrs. James Mcmahon OF No
s08 Washington street announce the
Of their daughter. Miss Mary
Elsie Mcmahon 10 Ralph C. Ware, Of
No. 1925 Shallcross avenue. The we'd
ding took place on Thursday, February
6, at st. Peters r. c. Church. The Rev.
]. p. Doherty performed the ceremony.
Evening journal., 1919-02-10
APARTMENTS WANTED

NTED-APARTMENT OR MoDER.
w ate size house, in desirable location
two in family. Address W22, Evening
Journal Office. Jan27-H
Evening journal., 1919-02-10
SLIGHT FIRE IN RESTAURANT.

The Washington Fire Company re-
sponded to still alarm at J. NJ. Jes-
ter's restaurant, No. i09 East Fourth
street, at $50 O'Clock this morning.
The damage was slight.
Evening journal., 1919-02-10
nORCAS CLIIR MEETING

The Dorces Society Of Second Baptist
Church, beginning tomorrow, viii hold
its weekly meeting on Tuesday. The
society at this time is engaged in sew
ing for the war refugees.
Evening journal., 1919-02-10
ROOMS WANTED

WANTED 49, NEATLY FURNISHED
w room in private American family. by
young man; no other roomers. Address
W-79, Evening Journal Office. febiO-2t
VOUNG MAN DESIRES NEATLY FUR
Il nished room with refined Jewish fam
ily Please give particulars. Address WIS,
Evening Journal Office. feblO-2t
yXTANTED-FOUR OR FIVE ROOM
w apartment or small house In desir-
able location, furnished OF unfurnished.
Address G.. c. s.. 4. Fourteenth street.
Evening journal., 1919-02-10
PAINTING AND W,T7 a..=; - -;

1arhhHANGING BY RFfI1,,,,,- -,
nr VINO can give yo1 lowass>-n loves LII FIRM,
e45alw eR4r5SaIke service Harry KSS KersSha prices and
o1zo-N iwa. Phone
Evening journal., 1919-02-10
SITUATIONS WANTED.

HEAD WORKING GARDENER WANTS
position for March l. Life experience
Married and family. Fruit trees and forest
trees a speciality. Best of reference. Ad-
dress WS0 Evening Journal Office.
Evening journal., 1919-02-10
HELP WANTED

yXyANTED-MAN OR WOMAN TO AS
w sist In sale campaign In Wilmington
whole or part time; selling experience not
uecesssry; profitable opportunity for ac-
tive worker. Call 0 TO II A. NJ George
Narren $40 Market St uov29-eod ~.
Evening journal., 1919-02-10

EoR SALE-oNE FRAME HOUSE AT
Roselle; @ rooms, heater and bath
Apply William Frederick. Prices Corner.
Telephone 6l1-J. jan31-eod-f,
Evening journal., 1919-02-10
PUBLIC SALE

DUBLIC SAbE-HAvING RENTED MY
farm, ] will sell, az public sale on
Tuesday. February II, 1919, at I o'clock
7. NJ. on roti leading from Concord Pike
TO Philadelphia Pike. known as Silverside
road. one quarter mile from Talleyville. my
entire farming equipments, consisting OF
stocks, farming implements. household
goods, hay by the ton, corn by the bushel.
Special lot Of pure bred Barred Rock chick
ems. Anyone wanting n fine stock rooster
attend this sale. Terms cash.
THOMAS GRAY.
Evening journal., 1919-02-10

Collected USED CARS:
winter.
1912 Pierce-Arrow, 7-passenger
All newly painted and repaired.
WILMINGTON AUTOMOBILE CO,
jy5-1yr. Tenth St. and Delaware Ave.
Evening journal., 1919-02-10
APARTMENTs FOR RENT.

EOR RENT - THREE FURNISH
IL rooms for light housekeeping; no ct
dren. Apply 203 North Connell 81. feb7
Evening journal., 1919-02-10
REAL ESTATE WANTED

xXTANTED-TO RENT, WITH OPTION
w Of buying, home IN city or suburbs
Phone ID. x A 2121-J. Janis-lm.
Evening journal., 1919-02-10
SITUATION WANTED-FEMALE

nRESSAfAkING AND PLAIN SEWING
- gents custom made shirts. Prices
easonable 73l Madison St jan21-1m.
Evening journal., 1919-02-10
SANITARY WORKER

lT X. KELTER is STILL AT FOURTH
VI. and West SITS. Now is the time TO
lave your wells cleaned. Phone OILS.
mayl-1yr
Evening journal., 1919-02-10
SITUATION WANTED-MALE

HON0RABLE DISCHARGED SOLDIER
Il wishes position as chauffeur; private
or commercial; six years experience Ad
dress WIS. Evening Journal Office feb7-6t
Evening journal., 1919-02-10
AGENTS WANTED

A GENT WANTED IN WILMINGTON
"A and vicinity. to solicit orders for
mems Salco clothes from factory direct 20
H1ssarer, at wholesale prices. p. o. Box 522
Philadelphia. Pa. febS-2t
Evening journal., 1919-02-10
PRIvATE BUsINEss SCHOOL.

HINES SCHOOL,
Phone 5227-W. 4O2 ". 22nd ST.
Famous Gregg Shorthand, Touch iype.
writing. Modern Bookkeeping. Absolutely
individual instruction. Day and evening.
Positions secured. apr21-1y
Evening journal., 1919-02-10

Experience proves that the Want Ads
are not ony practical but productive
Adv.
Evening journal., 1919-02-10
REAL EsTATE-FoR SALE

SToRE FOR SALE-SUITABLE FOR
- any kind OF business; best location IN
wilmington. Inquire 106 W. Sixth 81.
fe5-12t
EoR sALE-oNE FRAME HOUSE AT
- koselle; rooms. heater and bath.
Apply William Frederick. Prices Corner.
Telephone 6l1-J. janS1-eod-n,
HOUSE FOR sALE-7 ROOMS AND
- bath, on Kennett Pike near Rising
street feb7-3t
EoR SALE-SToNE HOUSE AND
Il barn. is acres. $1,000; one new ounga-
low, rooms, pantry and BATH. Z acres
$4,000; five miles from wilmington. al
dress S-s, Evening Journal ofice. feoo-ot
OWN A HOME WITH YOUR RENT
~ money. Have assisted hundreds 70
buy home this way and have no obJec-
tion 70 you. See VIM. II. Jones, s23 snip
ley 81. A. M. TO 10 P. NJ may2o-lyr.
EoR sALE-AN EIGHT ROOM, FRAME
II house, hot water heated and bath. at
Eismere. Also one double house. is rooms
nine'on each side. This house is bargain.
Apply William Frederick, Prices Corner
lelepnone oli-J. San9l-eou---- l.-e---
ONLY $500 EACH WILL BUY TWO
" new bungalows with 5 rooms. batn,
attic, double back porch. heater In ce-
mented floor cellar, on lots 5OxlOo. Also
fifteen desirable buildings lots IN Newport
and nine at Cedars. S75 lot. bargains
for quick sale. Apply J. g. J9stis ,n - 90, Hs"-
port. De-. teoe-lo-l I1-IO.
BUNGALOW FOR SALE-JUST COM
ID pleted; lot 371h x100; five rooms, bath,
pantry, reception room. inside toilet elec-
tric lights. small cellar; garage, 1lxl3'
100 feet from trolley: &c fare. W.. D.
Hendrix, T. & X. Railroad and New cas-
tie Ave. Phone 6314-R. feblO-5t.
EoR SALE-a0 ACRE FARM, GOOD
IL dwelling lately remodeled; large barn
al necessary outbrildlngs, land very fer
tile all Kinds 90 fruits and fine locaation,
Wilmington. Del, three miles from stan !
ton. stone road Can be bought with stock
and farm implements or without. Apply /
On premises Lee s. Russell. or Phone /
william T. Russell, 1910, Station NO; 20,
feoo-ot'
EOR sALE-NEw CASTLE. DELA.
ware. Six room house, less than one
year old: two bath rooms. large fireplace;
,ther conveniences House is duplicate OF
1rize-winning National House BeautiIui
Situated on large lot, COM
handing fine view of river. Complete gar
ge. House was built by prominent con-
tructiOn company for owners occupdhcy'
lot jerry built Account moving 10 Europe,
wner will sell at very moderate price.
VIII include furniture complete IL desired.
Terms This is a real opportunity. Can
e seen any time. Address 81, Evening
Ournal Ofice or call New Castle. No. 81.
feb6-tf
Evening journal., 1919-02-10
LOST AND FOUND

| osT-EIRE AXE AT SIS KING ST
r1s.on on Thursday, Fehrnarv s-,,,;a,
fatnan sssqrn 81 to Friendship Fire Co. l006
---- foh1o-lf
Evening journal., 1919-02-10

IL or MNEAR MsR MARYLAND AvENT7F
evening gsrs5a5e so1S Avenue car on sENEE sstnNdoE
returned to slea loa rist watch. Re,rarS Ssurday
matte. l44O 0 seventh Ave. Cali Auto.
Evening journal., 1919-02-10

EOUR CYLINDER USED STUDE-
Il baker touring; line condition; new
tires: price. $3.50 Four-cylinder used
Studehaker touring; good running con-
dition; price $3.50. Three passenger used
Studebaker roadster; good condition
A. y. HOWELL CO,
Phone 6735-W. 10th and Washington SITS
feh1O-tf
Evening journal., 1919-02-10
HOTELS AND RESTAURANTS

THE HOTEL WASHINGTON
We guarantee the best accommoM ions
In the city for the money. J06 Market st.
mayf3-1yr
Evening journal., 1919-02-10
MILLINERY

i'PRfNG M1fTfVTRY An SpTcIII.
y s. hats Jeuny's Millinery. 2os West
Ninth street. juneelyr.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-03-19

ib.ar Miss Grey Regarding the
various feminine controversies In
your columns. aa To whether married
women should work. would suggest
that all women and girls. married
from necessity. yacatr and make
room for our returning soldiers.
when the boys return from over
there. with bands playing and colorH
flying. we greet them ns our heroH
and go mad with JOY at their home.
coming. Yet. two or three weeks
later. when tho Same boys return
with their honorable discharges. ask
Ing only the chance 10 again take
W the reina OF civil life. what do
they set7
A few ~ them return TO their
former positions. hut the greater
number are forced 10 take whatever
work they can. get. and consider
themselves lucky. Some Kind heart
ed citizen suggests giving them a
second hand suit. while others Ia.
ment the fate Of the f.amplng bill.
and. In the meantime. he gets moth
Ing
Who la entitled 10 the Job7 The
girl who wants more spending
money. the married woman who
doesn't like 90 stay home alone. or
the fellow who Hiaked his last dollar
ana his life for you. and now only
asks the righ, To pursuit Of peace
and prosperity wa. A. u.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-03-19
ny HELEN sPAuLDING

The farmerette has come to stay
not because we must have her. but
because she likes H."
so declares DR. Ida III. Ogilvie. AZ.
rector OF recruiting for the woman's
land army OF America, now In Seat.
tie.
Twenty thousand American girls
became farmcrettes last year" says
she. There always has been a
scarcity Of help on the farms and
the farmerettc. by proving her worth
during the war emergency. will now
be associated with harvesting every
year. Especially this year will we
need her. Think OF the great mum.
Der Of tons Of food we have promised
our allies"
DR.. Ogilvie gives n glowing picture
Of that pioneer fsrrnerette camp In
Bedford. New York. In the summer
OF 1917, which she herself chaperoncd
and supervised.
Girls came from far and near for
that first camp--if states were repre-.
scented. They were mostly college
girls. In fact. so per cent Of the
farmerettes last year were college
students or teachers"
VIII Organize Girls
Last year a Harvesters' league
was organized In every state to su.
pervise this work. but now a state
volunteer committee. affiliated with
the national volunteer committee at
Washington, win organize the girls
into units or groups. and appoint the
chaperon or supervisor, who viii
look after living conditions In the
camps. From 10 to 100 girls may
constitute "a unit The women's divi.
sion OF the United States employ.
nent service will receive the regis.
trations Of applicants.
The farmerette's season begins
In May and lasts until the latter part
OF November. but enIistments are re.
ceived for vacation periods of two
weeks for the benefit OF office work.
ers. All the lighter forms of farm
work are detailed TO the farmerettes.
berry picking, fruit packing. hoeing
and pitching hay. az well as running
tractors for piowing. Payment is
made on "A piccework basis.
Asked II the farmcrette would
not usurp the place of the returned
soldier this season, DR.. OgiIvie re.
piled:
1T IL not fair to expect the sol.
diers TO do IT, because It In only part.
time work at best. And, besides,
they don't take 10 IT,"
DR.. OgilvIe, who is accompanied
by Miss Della w. Marble, another
pioneer In the woman's back 10 the
farm movement, IL taking leave
of absence from her chair az pro.
fessor of geology nj Columbia uni.
versity, In order to be identified with
the work Of recruiting new farmer.
cites. Monday evening she spoke at
the Young Women's Christian Asso.
citation on "AmerIcan Women In the
Land Army Work"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-03-19
Lonely Father
Robbed Of Heritage

Dear Miss Grey have been read
ing your letters for some time and
find them quite interesting and In.
structive.
But Of all the ones ] have seen.
the one from JUST A WIFE" took
the price. liza. hai Why. I would
have said TO her YOU JUST GIVE
ME- THE BABY AND You CAN co
YOUR OWN WAY. and I will 80
mine"
Thru the Inconsistency To which
some people are addicted have
been deprived OF the company OF my
child the last fow years. and ! can
not conceive OF how anyone could
do such "A thing.
oniy wish | had two. three, four
or more 10 keep me company. an
get 40 loncsom. al times. Neither
do think that all women are had.
nor that am woman hatcr. There
are plenty Of good ones for what
good men there are
JUST a MAN.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-03-19
Absorption Process
Makes Faces Young

Success at last has come to scien-
lists who for years have sought
some method OF removing the outer
veil OF facial skin in eases OF un-
slightly compiexions. which would
be both painless and harmless. The
new process is so simple. so mex
pensive. the wonder IN no one had
discovered u long ago. II has been
amply demonstrated that common
mercoiized wax tsold by druggists
In ounce packaReH) entirely re-
moves. by gentle Absorption, the
withered, lfelcsa surface skin.
showing the youthful. rosclike skin
beneath The wax Is applied at
night. like cold cream, and wished
off In the morning. The absorption
also clcanses clogged pores, increas-
ing the skins breathing capacity
and preserving tone color and nat
urnl beauty or the new skin.
simple and harmless wrinkle
remover which has also proved quite
successful can easily be made ut
home In a 1iffy. All one need do lis
10 dissolve an ounce OF powdered
saxolite In a half pint OF witch haz-
81 and battle the face In the solution
once day for awhile. After the
very first application the finer lines
disappear and the deeper ones soon
observation-disclosures.