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The Alaska daily empire., 1919-08-22
BIIS OF BY PLAY By Luke McLukC Copyright by Cincinnati
 Enquirer

Copyright by Cincinnau Enquirer
 Assfier, Call a Cop! For every time that you read this
 rhyme,
 You'll feel a little glummer; The snow comes down in the winter But ice goes up in summer. f.
 No Joke. Considering the way the girls are dressing, we can't understand why Peepng Tom works at night. Why doesn't he work on the day shift and get out in the sun He'd see hear more.
 The Limit That fellow Growler is a confirmed pessimist, isn't he?" said Smith. Should say he was" agreed Jones Why, he is already worrying about how cold it is going to be next win ter"
 More Hicks.
 You've met these cooks,
 Like Oswald Terry;
 Who get their books
 At the "lie-berry."
 Mean Brute! "Who was it that wrote; 'Blest Be the Tie That Binds?'" asked Mrs Gabb, as she looked up from the magazine she was reading. "Darnfknow, igrowled MT Gabb But I know it wasn't a married man"
 Luck. Learn this by heart if you are smart: l: When you get down to cases You'll find that Luck is found in
 Pluck,
 Aand in few other places.
 Paw Knows Everything. Willie-Paw, what is an artistic temperament?
 Paw-That is a high brow name for a mean disposition, my son.
 Oh! He's out collecting board bills now A speak of Mir. Pealer; He runs no boarding house, I VOW, He is lumber dealer.
 Here's An Intelligent Editor. Wilmington Journal Republican, Maybe we are poor picker Aof up lift stuff. but we'll admit we'd rathe' miss the Henry Ford, dope sheet ev cry morning sent us specially from Mt. Clemens than Luke McLuke's dope sheet.
 Bang! Those who know him claim that he is no ,knockcr. But, just the same. Lee Hammers in Westbourne, Tenn 
 He Wasn't So Domne. A fellow who lived on the Somme. Would practice each day on his
 dromme:
 He would beat a tattoo, Till the nciGhbors came through With some wine or bottle of
 romme e. P. Lewis.
 Notice! If the Cincinnati Reds need a little more hitting to cop that there pen. nant the club will lend Pat Moran a sluggcr. Her name is Ida Bntts, and she lives in Louisville, Kentucky. He's Splitting Cotton, George! (Coldwater, Ohio, Chronicle) Luke, what's become of the Of man who was always admonishing his children. "Youll never miss the water till the well runs dry"
 Alta Girl! Carry A. Pyle, of 511 Hickman street. Cincinnati, says Carrie A. Little ain't such a much.
 Our Daily Special. There are no "On-lOokers" these hot days. They arc all through lockers"
 Luke McLuke Says Any princess prefers a youth who says he. is willing to die for her to a man who says he is willing to earn her living
 Hope is what keeps the wheels going around. Every man who isn't prominent believes that he will be some day
 After watching the way women ac'
The Alaska daily empire., 1919-08-22
BREEZY BUBBLES
Philadelphia Bulletin)

One of the best things going-an unwelcome .
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1919-04-27
Ng NJ 6CG D61 TTIUI1U
lHOWN AT
Il THEATRE
0NESDAY. APRIL Fl. Is. 20 and 50
Captain Palmer Mourns Fate
OF His Literary Offspring

Capt. Harry O. Palmer, assistant
kxecntive officer, Judge advocate
yGeneraps Office, Washington, D. c..
an Omaha boy whose Scintillations
from a Silver Cheyron" appeared in
Last Sundays Bee, writes that he
has had hard time explaining to
bis friends why parts Of the story
|seemed somewhat disconnected.
Flor makeup reasons it was
|neccssary to "cut" some of the scin-
ktillations. Captain Palmer writes in
4as good natured vein as to how his
2"brain child" as he calls it, suffered
III consequence. The letter, in part,
Follows:
Il have just received the copy of
Sundays Bee in which appears my
Scintillations from a Silver Chev-
Nron, or, rather, the mortified re-
8niains. When | had completed read
ling what was left of my literary
nbaby after the master surgeons Of
1.-THE editorial room and the makeup
Jslab had finished their cruel carving
alprocess I realized that the soul OF
slfliis creation Of mine had passed on,
HAD returned to its creator, so to
|ispeak Today it lies before me a
fQrpse; no breath Of life, no intelli-
2rcc, no spirit left in it. Woe is
80 My literary child, begotten by
ifIne on a brief military career, is
ldcad. But there is certain salts
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1919-04-27

faction in knowing that it received
4 decent burial. note that it lies
in state on page 8 of The Sunday
Bee surrounded by gravestone and
cemetery advertisements full of sug-
gestions as to the proper place of
eventual interment and appropriate
artistic memorial in granite to mark
the last resting place Of 'Scintilla-
tons that failed to scint.
"Mournful and morose over the
tragic ending Of this literary effort,
! took me to my Bible last night,
thinking ! might find surcease Of
sorrow there. My eye finally dwelt
upon these words, oh death, where
Is thy sting!' The answer came
pronto, In The Omaha Bee
Don't we owe it to the readers
Of The Bee, and to the Borrowing
father author whose name the de-
parted one bears, to explain through
the columns of The Bee that the
story was not intended as practi-
cal joke OH the soldier readers, who
must. be trying to make up their
minds as to what style Of futuristic
composition is coming into use.
Let's hope that imagination and
a sense of humor will save us from
the fate which the Scintillations suf-
fered. If not, Suggest that you
write my literary obituary and ar
range for my unostentatious burial
in Forest Lawn cemetery, my toes
upward"
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1919-06-07

condici0n, los alemanes no hubie-
ran podido ser rechazados tan IA
pidamente. Una~vez unidos soil.
damente franceses ingleses, no
me importaba la fuerza de los ale
names, pues nuestra l1nea era
sufcientemente s6lida.
He ayudado a los ingleses todo
10 que he podido, les he hecho ira
bajar mucho, han alberto trinche
ras y mas trincheras; 81 tenfan
cuatro lfneas han tenido que ha-
Ger seis; 81 tenian seis, han tenido
que hacer ocho, y de este modo
siempre contaban con posiciones
hacia donde poder retirarse en-
case necesario. Gracias a todO es-
to, los alemanes nos dejaron tran
quilos en- mayo, y en- JUNO pudi-
mos organizarnos y tomar la ofen
silva. Las tropas britanicas y fran
cesas unidas abrieronse camino de
un modo admirable. Ell Ejercito
britanico estuvos, entonces ,verda-
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1919-06-07
6 Junio 1919.

deramente magnlfico y SC porto
de un modo esplendido. En- la
Historic del mundo no Sc ha visto
ataque mejor llevado que ell de los
ingleses y franceses unidos con-
ira la llnea de Hinderburg, cerca
de San Quint1n y el Cambria, por
los ejercitos tercero, cuarto y pri
nero britanicos, el dla 2 de sep
tiembre.
Las posiciones alemanas eran
formidables; pero los ingleses
atacaron de un modo tan violento
que no hubo fuerza capaz de de-
tcnerlos.
Fue un verdadcro dia de gloria
para los ej6rcitos britanicos".
(T. sin H.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1919-06-07

Mafiana por la noche ell Cast
no Puertorriqueiio de este pueblo
dara, un bale de niiios en- honor
de la Reina Infantil s. NJ. Isabel
I V el domingo un bale de socie
dad en- honor de las Reinas de la
Simpatia SIS. NM. Ana Maria l y
Angelita l, celebrandO a su vez
el referido centric, el septimo ami
versario de su fundaci0n. Dada la
animaci0n que existe para dichOs
bales prometen quedar muy con
curridos.
Aver visit0 esta poblaci6n el
Hop. Alcalde de Yabucoa don
Luis Toro Perez, quien vino a bus
car a sus hijos los jovenes Luis
V Juan, que una vez terminados
sus examenes, han salido para ell
citado pueblo donde pasaran las
vacaciones.
-Ha presentado la renuncia
de vice presidente del Casino
Puertorriquei1o el Lcdo. Ramon
Villa Mayo, esta determination
del senior Villa, ha sido lamenta-
da, pues todos teniamos la segu-
ridad de que mientras estuviere
ell la directiva ell centro no decae-
ria y despues de habernos dicho
un articulista en- "La Correspon-
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1919-06-07

dencia de Puerto Rico', que el
sefior Villa, volvia a la directiva
lleno de los mejores deseos, entu-
siasmo y hasta con la bolsa dis
puesta, Spodria decirme ell autor
del artlculo que Sc ha hecho de la
bolsa de don Ramon?
Ell pr6ximo microbes a las
nueve de la maiiana sc celebrara
la fiesta de la graduation de los
alumnos de la Universidad de
Puerto Rico y Sc graduaran dos
de Bachiller en- ciencias; 5 de
Farmacia; 2G de Profesores Prin
cipales; II de Profesores rurales
V "a de Alta Escuela. Nota bene,
este ano no Sc graduan aboga-
dos.
En- los peri6dicos de aver, he
visto las cOmisiOnes de seilOras y
sefloritas nombradas en- casi to-
dos los pucblOs de la isla para Ia
borar en beneficio de los tuber-
culosos Y reunir fondos para le-
vantar las casetas V con gran pc
sar no he yistO en- la relaci0n ell
nombre de ninguna DANA de esta
poblaci0n, que debian de haber 81
do las primeras, por estar, ell sa-
natOrio enclavado en- esta juris-
dicci0n, sanatoriO que no ha de
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1919-06-07
Information de Rio Piedras.

tardar mucho sin que sea uno de
los mejores de America. Seiioras
Y seiioritas cat0licas, no solo Sc
sirve a Dios reuniendO fondos
para reedificar iglesias y levantar
altares, 81 no que yo creo que sc
sirve ayudando tambien los en-
fermos v desheredados de la for
tuna, fundandoles hospitales don
de puedan recuperar su salud o
aliviar sus penas; y hoy el hospi-
tai para tuberculosis es la necesi
dad mas grande ell ell pals y todos
debemos luclar para que este ter
minado pronto y dotado de 10
mas mlnimo que sc necesite en-
el.
Don Rufino Perez, miembro
importante de la cOlonia espallo-
| La " del comerciO de esta plaza,
embarcara a fines de mes para
Espana acompaiado de su espo-
sa G hijos. Los seiiores Perez An
tunano, estaran ausentes de esta
sociedad un aho. Buen viaje y
muchas alegrfas en- la antigua
metr0poi, es 10 que deseo para
los distinguidos amigos.
Corresponsak
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1919-06-07
FRATERNIDAD DE ARMAS
ANGLOFRANCESA
Ell MARISCAL FOCH PROCLA
MA UNA VEZ MAS Ell HE
ROISMO DEL EJERCITO
BRITANICO
CarnarvOn 19.

CarnafFOn ~.
Ell mariscal Foch, interrogado
por uno de los corresponsales del
DAILY Mail", rindi6 un entusias
ia homemade ell E!jercito britanico
y dijo:
"Mi primer paso cuando fui
nombrado, general en- jefe de to-
dos los Ejercitos aliados, fue el
unir fntimamente a los ingleses
con losS franceses, convencido de
que este era ell unico medic de
que los ingleses conservaran sus
bases en- la costa, y los franceses
sus puestos en- Ell Sena. Sin esta
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1919-06-07
A. Diaz Nor. .,...- ,,,,
Vapores de Pinillos Izquierdo & Co.

Debido que los b1lques de esta empresa es-
tan repatriando tropas para los Estados Unidos
ell vapor CADlZ no podra tocar aqui en- SUI viaje.
anunciado hasta la primera semana de julio
pr0ximo Los senores pasajeros deben resolver
Sobre los pasajeS que nos tienen anotados j
Sobrinos de Izquierdo & Co.
Agentes Generalesy
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1919-06-07
SAN JUAN SANTURCE LINE, Inc.

Por acuerdo de la Jta de Directories cita ell presene
una Junta extraordara de accionsas debera
ener ugar los altos del Muee No ell sabado da Fl del
entrante mes de Juno las diez de la maana ell fin de
que mas respeo la continuation de los
negocos disouc6n de la Compana 81 as consi
dera llegado ell case.
San Juan, R., Mayo 20 de 1919.
FL Secrearic
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1919-06-07

QUININA EN- FORMA SUPE-
RIOR. Ell efecto tonico v laXante del
LAXATIVE BROMO QUININA lie
hace superior la Quinina ordinaria,
Y no afecta la cabeza. La firma de
E. w. GROVE Sc halla EN- cada ca
jita.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1919-06-07
DELCO-LIGHT
LAPLANTAELECTRICA COMPLETA

| LAPEANlAELE lKlIACUMPLElA
YIos CoMERCIANTEs
popo u los &c
Sno en- Il por esto dgamOs que qun
sS M % s de Las ntsas
- : ' Es BUEN ANUNCIo.
odos % b1na luz
ne ene hay % g paa0 @aS s aGs una
COMODIDAD.
comcddad de empeados cuando haya que
a a ass Pes @ s S % es 5
de la tenda, la ofeiDa, depodo. garage tahona etc.
EvITA INCENDIos.
Ey incendo siendo de voltage bajo
s4ds anao e se as de yi 0n
1uien paga p6ras cua
competdores servirdn sus parroquianosf
Es UNA ECONOMIA.
edd euatIo Ia luz 81 ss este Sc
es cenavos klovato la corriente producida
OTRAs vENTAJAs.
motor solo srve earga los los s ed de los
uaes toma la eoee por nGee Ssn que ] @ a moO d.
rrene de ceras plantas pdblicas de la Isla
DUENOs DE PLANTAs
la Martorel Co., (Caes; Va
Cooza); Percll6 (Camuy) r. Ansa Ca (Are-
cbo) Lopaegu (Jayuya) f. Pintueles Ca, (Caes;
(San German) Sobs de Gonzalez Sanasl; Juan
Ruert Zavaa Ca (Toa Baa; Bernabe
(Aecb0) r. L. MerW1n Co.. sra
r. d. BENJAMIN Peterson de Santa Cruz
MERECE CONSIDERATION.
la consideration de
nGro pnta que ualquier dependente
camOS
popa propedad pedr nf0es basados
requisites medic
estio del sigh pasado?
PRECIO
Ell precio de plana fjado los fabcantes Cuesa out
26 1918 habendo tornado efecto
exinca
Immediate faclan
epa1ol
pidiendo caaOgo, etc.
c. LORD CO.
SAN JUAN.
/ Marques HernGnOs, J.J. GerGrdino,
II ARECIBO. PONCE
II Cuando escriba MPARCIAL.
Evening journal., 1919-03-07

Pierre dupont and his associates in
the administration of T. dupont de
the United states Circuit Court OF
involving ownership powder stock
s6OOOOO that formerly owned by General Coleman
his associates after the
purchase it, The opinion in the case the
Court Appeals filed by Judge Burlington favor OF dupont and
taken by Philip f. DUPONT Alfred
the eOpanG the decision of Judge Thompson in the
District Wilmington.
Following Judge ThOmpsOns meeting stockholders the
held under the direction of former Judge Daniel
Hastings special MASTER which e stockholders voted o'er"hemn0H
purchase company Of the stock formerly owned by l.
sold by him Pierre DUPONT and his associates Tor
SliOO dupont and the Opahtns sought to
hayet Ov 0 the DUPONT Company.
as the nearly litigation for Pierre dupont and
the dupont Securities Company which company has pooled
tthh he appealed further 10 tho United
SD will be appealed although Of
Federal question involved on which the ease can be taken
The decision by complete yindoatOn Of
Pierre that dupont acted honor
ably fairly all the matter of acquiring the Coleman
former decision but uphs Of the results
direction by Judge Hastings master
The conclusion Of
aIving the case every to differ
reached by the stockholders evidenced by their
vote the taking the stock and
enforcing that conclusion by dmnG
the appeal"
This refers 70 the meeting October 1917 when they
voted Pierre dupont and his associates holding
three wears Judge Thompson had entered decree
the vote this decree which the Court OF Appeals
sustains
That not used in negotiating loans
10 finance purchase.
That the loans were by banks which
did note expect
That DUPONT the chief complainant that
he was not Informed by the value of the stock
evidence which that
he had the edge by Pierre.
That there oconceal facts by Pierre
transaction
That there was no by other officers OF
the
And that none against Of the defendants
ara IN anv way ysustane by he records in tho case
The suggests decree of the lower court be modified to the
nt that the levied the Securities Company and
[ maym make such order
While has not been officially understood that Charles
Supreme Court caboraied In
preparing argument dupont and HIS associates In the case oo
the of
Evening journal., 1919-03-07
LEGISLATORS IN
committee WORK
At DOVER TODAY
Report Some Republicans
Balk at Kent County
Bills
TO CONFER ABOUT
Them ON MONDAY
stan Correspondent.

| ENtAA AaNAA HNNAAANANH
DOVER, Del. March 7.-Committee
work took up all the time Of the mem
bers OF both houses OF the Legislature
3 this morning. The rush OF work yes
terday practically depleted the calendar
OF bills ready for passage except those
carving appropriations and requiring
a two-thlrds or three-fOurihs vote
which the Democrats claim they will
not support as long as the Kent County
Levy Court reorganization bills remain
on the Senate calendar. Neither house
acted on a bill this morning but shortly
after convening recessed until i.SO
o'clock.
/ The conference Of Republican sena-
tors In Wilmington "Wednesday night
with Alfred l. dupont. when u Is re-
ported that an agreement was reached
10 Put through the Kent County re-
organization bills Notwithstanding the
Democratic threat TO hold mp appno-
prlatlons Is still causing much comment
around the State House corridors.
There was considerable activity In the
lobby this morning which caused the
report that efforts are being made "a
line up the Republican members Of the
House In support or the hcht bouhla
bills
Charles r Richards. one Of the leg
lslative attorneys. and former senate
j. Frank Alice had a number OF me Re
publican House members IN confcrenc
In the lobby during the morning an
while Il could not be verified 10 Is re
ported the Kent County bills and IN
possibility OF their PASSAGE through th
House IN case The senate acts favorable
on them was discussed.
u Is known that some Of the Republi
can House members have told thos'
who are urging the Kent county BILL
that they Will not support them.
Notwithstanding the activity anon.
House members u Is generally rumored
that there Is no assurance That the bills
can be passed by the senate. 70 is 'ru-
mored that three and possibly five Of
he twelve Republican members may re-
fuse 10 support them. Five Democratic
CONTINUED on Page Fifteen)
Evening journal., 1919-03-07
COUNTY TO name
LIBERTY BOAT
Heavy Subscriptions to 4th
Loan Brings Addi-
tional Honor
MRS. P. S. DUPONT
TO BE SPONSOR

Because Of the largo amount sub
scribed and tho large number OF sub
scrlbers In New Castle County TO tho
Fourth Liberty Loan. New Castle
County has been awarded tho risht 70
name a government boat and provios
sponsor for rs launching Ine Ooas
are honor boats being built by the T.
s. shipping Board. -. ~,
Il was requested that tho Doa, w.
bs named FOR an individual or sssoeis,
30, 9 "1',' ~ individuals. but that 70 should
= 80 Sort = Of hyphenated name. win mo
grord "Liberiy" as the nrst word
VT n has been decided that the New
Castle county boat shall bear s,, , me na;no tao
~ Iberfv- Brandyw ne" Liberty TOT
A.. ,loss and Brandy1Ylne FOR tho name.
-rbs M sponsor selected for the boat Is
,,rs pierre S. dupont, and Mrs. dupont
las accepted,
Evening journal., 1919-03-07
BERLIN Streets
AGAIN RED With
BLOOD: R|0T|NG
VIOLENCE GROWS
Rebels. Thought Crushed.
Rally Strength and Strike
Spreads With Renew
ed Slaughter
RADICALS insist ON
government REFORMS
BY the United Press.

by the United Press.
BERLIN, Mar. e-(Delaycd. t-Stresf
Fighting has broken out with renewed
violence.
After the rebels appeared 20 have
been crushed and radical leaders adj
mitted defeat, the Spartacans rallied
The general strike. which s.most
nickcred out, seemed 10 be gaining
strength today.
Many republican guards were wound
cd In the street fighting IN various
parts OF the city. The scenes OF dis
order, however, were still widely scat.
tered.
some radical chiefs changed their st-
titude of pessim SIN and threatened 20
develop revolution which would ac-
conn. ish what the first Spartacan out
break failed TO accomplish.
Government mastery OF the situation,
so evident a few hours ago, appeared
/ at the time Oi cabling 10 be precarious
The fighting continues.
Radica are sending kalesk'. the au-
thor, TO Neimar to work In behalf OF
the pasSaGe OF their legislation. The
war sessions viii be continued for the
remainder Of the week 10 compete .he
governments program for socialization
Of the coal and potash mines. as q con-
! cess'On 10 the Spartacan's demand.
The siiuatOr In Bremen Is being
closely watched. This next 10 Berllr.
+ considered the most important cen
fer likely 10 be the scene Of an upris-
inn A strike fhers tvoFrd fie nm vial
industries and communications and me-
ccssitate military measures.
Independent Socialists who did not
enrourage violence, nevertheless pre-
diet that soviet Congress VIII be
meeting in Berlin by the end Of this
mouth.
Evening journal., 1919-03-07
MORE Fathers And
Sons At Dinner
Those Of Five West Side
Churches Sit Down To-
gether at St. Paul's
HEAR ADDRESSES ON
1QMORRUW'S HEROES

Wilmington fathers and sons had an
other big chance to get together" and
become chums. at The sixth and las.
OF the series OF dinners given in 50
PauIs Church, Tenth and Jackson
streets, last evening. approximately
200 men and boys Wero present. which
Included representatives from Delaware
Avenue Baptist, West Presbyterian.
Continued on Pago Twesty.i
Evening journal., 1919-03-07
Republican Legs ators Should be Careful!
(EdiforiaD

There is pending in the Delaware State Senate bill
20 gerrymander the Levy Court districts In Kent counyi
II Is bill of Republican OriOin-one TO which self
respecting Republicans should give neither counensnce
support
While Republican in origin, It Is not Republican In
spirit purposel
II Is the sort Of legislation that In years gone by
wns up In brohels and other maodorous places
In Dcawore by Io-browed and constituencies Democratic
polltciansl
Is the sort OF legislation that denounced without
measure by sefrospeeng falrmnded and bery-ioving
man IN this state and served with other disgrace
full political shortcuts put the state Democracy under
Evening journal., 1919-03-07
STATE BANKERS
ASK SUPERVISION
Urge Legislature to Create
Office Of Banking
Commissioner
FOUR YEAR TERM
FOR The OFFICIAL

At a meeting Of the. Stale Bankers
Association in Dover yesterday It was
determined TO have better system Of
supervision throughout Delaware. A
bill before the present Legislature
creates tho Office OF a banklng commits
slonsr TO whom will be committed the
work Of supervising the State banks,
Continued sn Page -~Selrea
Evening journal., 1919-03-07

Those whose characters are vindloat-
ed by this decision arc:
Pierre S. dupont Irenee dupont,
Lammot dupont, Alexis Folk dupont,
John ]. Raskob, Robert Rullth Nor
San Carpenter. Henry F. dupont. Eu-
CONTINUED on Page Nineteen.)
Evening journal., 1919-03-07

a cloud Of public dIscred from which II has
emerpeei
IL IS the sort OF legislation that Delaware Republic
afford condemn, but which they cannot OfOrd
TO condone
We convinced fully that II would he serious
mistake for Republican members of tho scsotc and the
House and a Republican governor TO support such
uerymandori
We also convinced fully that the best service that
Republican senators and Representatives and Repuhl
governor perform for their party and tho people
In this matter Is TO exercise poinstakns In both
thought and action bearing upon bill un-Republcan
In character and vloatlve of cherished Republican
principle and practlcci
Evening journal., 1919-03-07
P.S DU PONT AND ASSOCIATES WIN POWDER SUIT
DECISION GREA 4
INDICATION FOR
MEN WHOBOUGHT
DISPUTED STOCK

Court Declares There Was No
Fraud in Purchase of Il. c. du
Points Shares by Pierre S. du POnt
or Any Other Officers of the Com
pany in the Transaction, Nor Was
There Amy COncealment of Facts
by Pierre. Says Alfred /. du POnt
Had Same Knowledge of Stock
Value as Pierre Had
Evening journal., 1919-03-07
government MAY
RESTORE ) Ct. LOAF
Plan is to Take Over Flour
and Stand 81 Loss
on Harrel
FARMERS WOULD
CtI THEIR $40
BY the United Press.

BY the Uni.sd Press.
WASHINGTON, March THE "hickel
loaf' may soon return to the marke'
basket Of the housewife. Food Aoiiii"
istratIon officials said today; .,d 10
They are working on q pan a. Her
be nearly ready FOR submission aI,son. ~ 30 /
bert Hoover and President VIE
sCoptinusd on page t~'ifs~
Evening journal., 1919-03-07

ELLA WHEELER WILCOX says ~
have received messages that leave no
doubt in my mind that l have been IN
communication with my dead hus-
band. See next Sundays New York
American. order NOW nom your
naNN slinala -AlN
Evening journal., 1919-03-07
GLOBE CAFES sold
TO WILNINGTONIANS
Charles Topkis. J.N. Cinns
and W. ]. McCorkindale
to Operate Them
LATTER WILL BE
GLNtRAL MANAGER

Announcement Is made today Of the
purchase OF the interests OF the Globe
Restaurant Company Of this city ana
Washington by Charles Topkls, James
n. Ginns and William j. McCorklndllo.
The Globe Company owned two rcstau-
rants in Wilmington. one on French
street. near the pennsylyania Railroad
station. and the other at Delaware ave-
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