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Evening journal., 1919-12-12

about $1,000 at the public sale OF his
stock and farming implements held on
his farm near Wilson's Station. yes
terday Mr.. Green has bought the VIII
liam IL Barton property in Newark
and Will enter the mercantile business
the first OF the year. At The sale yes
terday horses brought from $3.50 10
Si75: cows, $3.50 TO SiOO; two weeks
old calves. s75 to 5000; live chickens,
a to i2 cents a pound. and turkeys 30
TO Sc cenas alive. Implements also
brought good prices.
Captain J. Wilson O'Daniel. OF New
ark, who was commander OF a COM
pany In the Composite Regiment per
shlng's own, in letter to relatives,
from Nogales, Arizona, where he was
recently assigned to Company 3, 25th
u. S Infantry, says, Il can look from
my quarters over into Mexico. There
Is a high fence which divides the town
in two Our sentries are on one side
and the Mexicans on the other The
country is about like Deming. only not
quite so sandy" Captain O'Da1iel
states that Captain pat Milligan, Of
st. Georges, Del, is also located at
Nogales.
The Faculty Club will entertain mem-
bers OF the Senior class OF Delaware
College at a smoker next Monday even
ing.
Mr.. and Mrs. David C. Rose left to-
day for West Palm Beach, Florida,
where they viii spend the winter.
Herman Mckay, John II. AldersOn,
Charles Carswcll and Alexander Blair.
Delaware College students. will attend
he Eighth International Student Vol
lnteer Convention 20 be held at Des !
Noines, Iowa, December 81 to Janu
Try Z.
The Delaware College Chess Club /
viii play the Brandywine Chess Club, |
u Wilmington, here tonight.
Next Tuesday evening, Ilelffenstein
iason Will give a musical recital in !
Evening journal., 1919-12-12
NEWS HAPPENINGS
ABOUT NEW CASTLE
speoIaI 70 The EvenIng Jo naL

Special 10 The Evening Jo nal
NEW CASTLE. Dec. l2-Reynolds
Brown, native OF New Castle, now
prominent business man and church
man Of Philadelphia, will speak In I'm
manuel Church on Sunday morning
Mr.. Brown took a leading part in the
recent nationwide campaign Of the
Episcopal Church IN the diocese or
Pennsylvania.
The Rev. Joseph II. carp spoke last
evening On the nationwide campaign
In St. Andrews Church. Wilmington.
The Temple Club entertained their
wives and friends at a dance last even
ing.
Mrs. Richard Rodney is cntertairfns
her mother, Mrs. Green, Of Mlddletown.
George Davis is suffering with pleu-
rlsy.
A new heater Is being Installed in |
Emmanuel Church
Last evening Emmanuel Bas2 etball
team defeated Goldey College team %
Evening journal., 1919-12-12
SALARY BOOST
FORPROFESSORS
Delaware College Faculty
Members Gets Checks for
Increase Today
2 WEEKS OLD CALVES
BRING SIS TO 500
spscial TO The Evening Journal.

Special 10 The Evening Journal.
NEWARK. Dec. i2-Members- OF the
Delaware College faculty who were
promised 20 per cent. increase In sal
airy this college year, will receive
checks today for the remaining 10 per
cent. from September 4. The first 10
per cent was given them the first OF
this month with the understanding
that remainder would be allowed as
soon as the money was raised. A spe-
cial drive was made for funds for this
purpose. II is also understood that II
present conditions prevail as TO the
cost of living, another 20 per cent. i'm
crease will be granted next year.
Directors Of the Young Mems Chris
tian Association, at meeting las.
night. discussed plans for carrying on
the work during the remainder Of the
winter. The entire board, with A. c.
Wilkinson as chairman, was named a
committee 10 consider the holding OF
bazaar at the "Y" in a short time.
Thomas Green, former Ropresen-
tive OF Pencader hundred, realized
Evening journal., 1919-12-12

Wolf Han. He will be assisted by
Emily stokes Hazar. soprano; Marie
Stone LangsiOn, contralto; George
Rothermen. dramatic tenor. and VIII
liam Silyano Thunder. pianist.
Delaware College students have
planned TO start q series Of Sunday
afteroon meetings. starting next Sun
day The meeting will be held at $50
O'Clock IN the Lounge Room.
The local Board OF Edcatlon having
been notified by the State Board tha.
they can use taxes due prior 10 1919
for any purpose they see NJ, will apply
abou. 5000 Of such money to teachers
snlarles.
Evening journal., 1919-12-12

and F streets, South Wilmington. The
plant has been idle for several months
since completing the fuse contracts for
war purposes.
Evening journal., 1919-12-12
TO SELL ARTILLERY FIsE.

The plant and equipment OF tho Ar
tillery Fuse Company will be offered at
public sale on Wednesday morning
next, at II o'clock, at the plant, Church
Evening journal., 1919-12-12

II. The team VIII play and dance next
Thursday evening.
Evening journal., 1919-12-12

Agents, cleres and oookkeepers
should watch the Want Ads this month
and find some good positions.
Evening journal., 1919-12-12

Guaranteed tan double
texture material. Cemented
seams. Convertible collar
buttoning close to neck. Sees
6 to 1S.
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The Sun. [volume] (Price, Utah) 1915-1932, 1919-07-25

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WASHINGTON. D. Z, lm, %
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'"W 'H f.l whether or rnI IA, ba
Tuberculosis Nur ram thr presence
T.. 'hr Ul-,a-. br detected by phv.irai
examination rnrug much further than
30 survey The wu-' reliable m,ibod
fog drimIH. determining whether
tuberculosis exist. the uul, method
recognized boy Tine United State. de-.
r7-'mrr' NJ agriculture u.s. tho frh.
.irI'u test applied hy % trained upcr
.''r Iuhurnuliu q. 'hr most accurate
d1-nu1Ir ls,nr, known tu science.
hH. I- safe only 900 the hand. of a
Trained and skilled operator who is
acquainted with BOZ, action and lmitn
lions. Mann time herd. uf cattle
which were delight to louk upon
aud which seemed tu hc healthy uu
superficial examination have been
found q" %" extensively affected with
Tuberculosis. They reacted Ia the
iuhrrruliu test and subsequent .laurb.
Ter of ihc animals proved that the Test
had n"i gone wrong Their budirs
WDru found in contain extensive
LESSONS "I tuberculosis. aud these
h'lIiN appearing animals. 10 they had
h''u allowed tu 1--we. would have con
The Sun. [volume] (Price, Utah) 1915-1932, 1919-07-25
INDUCEMENTS ARE MADE TO
ALL EXHIBITORS OF FRUITS

liah State FAIR association is en-
r"urug'ng the exhibition "i fruits aud
vegetables ul he mir ~ October hy
Offering free storage a. prospective
exhibitors. Letters are being .rnt Ia
county agent, and persons ~ charge
"i transporting the pcrishnblcs Ia
sitting forth tins fact. bat the rcgn-
luilun applies tn ull exhibitors. of
fruits and vegetable. The exhibitor
viii br required to lny the expenses
cot iun,puriuiing the pcrishahlcs 10
lhr cold storage warehouse, bat the
-ili" tar association Will pay the cost
"l cold storage until the opening uf
ih' fair Those desiring tp take nd-
Vantage of this offer are asked Ia
communicate with H. w. parratt,
manager ol lhr stale iair. with of
iu,- 100 The rlplul
The Sun. [volume] (Price, Utah) 1915-1932, 1919-07-25
JULY THE BEST MONTH
TO KILL THE INSECTS

WASHINGTON, u G., july H.
Iu'y d, thr month to klll enemy M
-rcf-, say7 statement from the Am
rrcun Forestry association Charles
lathmp Pack, president ot the assoc
r.a'iuu. estimates lhr annual feast of
.umyy iu.r.. costs this country five
hundred million du'lar- 10 cheek
fHr- annual feed he association makes
rN.-r suggestions iur July "Spray
fwl frer- with bordeaux lead Spray
,m- ior elm Iai beetles with ARISEN
..a 90. ad uu. pound tu TEN gallon
uf water spray for forest tent cater
pillars will uruaic of lead lsamc
uropuruuuI Spray lussook moth and
other lead eating iu5f with ARISEN
ale uf lead .sumc pro ortionl
eft woUIIy aphis Is found on under
..ga 20. beech tree leaves spray with
Shale oil soap, one pound 10 ten sal
ions Of water. Use the same corDi-
nation on PROSTATE jumpers, ye" aud
The Sun. [volume] (Price, Utah) 1915-1932, 1919-07-25

,iuurd q" ,lrui the dis,asr 10 other
cattle and swine aud iu,-'bIN lu hu-
uun brug-
The federal government, in rn-"pcr-
alton with state live stock sanitary
Officials. ha- made q beginning 10 The
lig task nt driving animal T. 49, 80
irrm ilIs country. u cannot be- done
100 % year bui every uNurr "i even
small b, l- ui catiI, rau help for
Nurl lhr campaign hy making sure
that hl- animals nrr NOT rarryIng and
spreading me germ, ui this danger
uu- maiadl Tuberculosis eradication
stations have been established boz
.hWl- ilr r.iirs, covering lhr rnilrr
country, Uud .,r ,turh owner, who
want Goo grI BOO Touch with ihr lailuu
nearest Them uu dY -u ny writing a"
'Hr bureau ui animal industry, United
State, department ui agriculture, go
Wellington, %. e.
udrr recent legislation lhr federal
government and ilp state govern
mpui7 pas portions ut the value of
cattle slaughtered after they have
been found Infected with tuberculosis,
30, -urrrr- ui lHr movement lm
,mdIcatIug tuberculosis rest, upon
lhp htr stock owners ui the country
foo srplrr irgrrr than ou any other
force. urrpriiug iu ulupal- ui the
Whenever ihr live stock
owner, "s,r behind lhp work sue
cess m bound in follow.
The Sun. [volume] (Price, Utah) 1915-1932, 1919-07-25
GOVERNMENT RULES FOR
CHURCH WINES ANNOUNCED

WASHINGTON, u. G., July ~.
Regulations just issued by the bu.
r"nu Of internal revenue afford nery
religious organization ia the United
STATES opportunity to obtain wine for
,acramrnlnl purposes. eve have en-
dehv"rrd a. cut out all red tnpe. -
Deputy Commissioner GAYLORD savs.
"nud have made the regulations easy
Tor bona iidc organizations a. fol.
low.
Where ornamental wines arr prn-
ducrl and distributed under clerical
7up"NIsiun, as ~ certain monster.
i"s of the Roman Catholic church. the
usual Internal revenue tax must he
paid and accurate records kept eli All
shipments.
In ease of purchases of wine from
dealers not under church supervision,
the bureau expresses preference
that an affidavit of the use Ia which
lhe wine was 10 bo put accompany
lhe order Tor the protection of both
The seller and the purchaser. Churches
not having hierurchial organizations
wIll obtain wine ON the application of
The minister or duly authorized oil
icer of the congregation
jewish congregations, each of which
l' separate entity under mo- super
Tor prciate, will obtain wine for their
services pn Application OF the rabbi
The historic mead, as brcvcd from
grapes and honey wall continue to be- |
used in the Passover.
The bureau h1s ruled, contrary 90 /
erroneous reports thar mead was pro |
nh.trd, that the drink may Boz made |
100 accordance with ancient custom boz I
the homes oil Jewish families. when
intended for use iu the religious ICES
IHul
The Sun. [volume] (Price, Utah) 1915-1932, 1919-07-25
PREDICTS THE APPROVAL or
THE SUFFRAGE AMENDMENT

Ratification uI .F. Susan o. Nr
'h"nN amendments rrDIUur 'ur um.
'cr,ul Woman suffrage. probably viii
De- accomplished 900 spectral session
ui the I Hh lrg-uur, 300 Ur.uh,r.
ucc'rdin. Goo Mrs Elizabeth Harvard.
vice president COL. 'hr Utah branch of
Che National ~ullwu. association
aud member cot the upper house of
The stat. legislature.
Gov simon Bpmbcr.or hl- fuId
her tina. 'hr spectral session VuuId %,
called immediately ifiti. found That
I inh = tu.r b. necessary in make up
the requisite number uf state. 100
favor u' ihc amendment. otherwise.
hr thinks % advisable foo wait until
October, owing Co %, rush ui summer
business u"w occupying no., state.
lcgl slatur-
The Sun. [volume] (Price, Utah) 1915-1932, 1919-07-25
W M BoYDEN ENDORSES
THE NET WEIGHTS LAW

Waller VI. hayden. state dnir, and
i"ud commissioner hu, sent message.
io member, ui the Utah congressional
delegation. asking thcm In support
% rider &" the agricultural apprpria
ion hlll compelling packer, tu brand
nnm and bacon packages and mark
hem with ihc net weight ui their
"nnicnt. The measure proposed IL
umrd 700 relieving the public from
The present Imposition of hciug com.
prllcd Geo pay Tor .W,ral ihickuc.scs
of wrapping ai tine high price. prp
,nilinr iur ham and hnruu.
The Sun. [volume] (Price, Utah) 1915-1932, 1919-07-25

'Iluu, bus proven FOO %, m.i the
medicine I hu, I,,u rur.hr. tur 100.
teen long YEARS. ad tmr.t. "A.
Wentworth. who's, i,lI ... d. EoN t,u.
u. H. ID Route No 9. H.a,l,.. ..lr..
while lu The owl Drug store 90 ull
IHuu. ada, recently 81 suffered
with indigestion -p bud that 90 must
looked like almost everything ! would
rai would put me 200 mi.rr,. con
'uurd Nr Wentworth - didn 4
larr 9" Eat anything that Nas the
least bii greasy. brruusr o. lid I
would be- terribly unu-cuird. aud nd
time, The ga, that would form iu my
stomach would press -u against nav
heart that 1t would pnlpiiatc su fast
That ! would feel just like ! was going
leo collapse
90 ! was troubled lut With dizzy
spells, tuu, and 1t happened tu be- IN
10" street When one ui these attacks
camr un me would iusi have tu lean
mp against 70 building. W. % I wis at
h"m" ni The i.,uc, would have ir lir
down iill the dizziness wore Oft. For
The past eight or ten wear, / haven I
b"cn able iu sleep we'll nt al and
would always get up iu the morning
feeling ull tired aud vermont. and /
suffered With splitting hrndnchps
lou, and VIE troubled u rand deal with
awful pain. ~ MY bnck. right across
my kiduc,s Sometimes IN the morn.
ing, these pains would be- .n bad |
could hardly get up. but would iu.i
have q" cHsc myself out ur bed the
hr-t way could. and " I would make
H quick move ul 1uy kind shnrp pain
would ,irk" me lkr / had been
,irurk With % knife.
90 ! WIS Just M this shape when I
brguu taking Tanluc. bat could
notice % difference by The time / had
finished my first bottle. and II WASH Z
long iill ppt Fo I could iust eat any
thing and everything wanted with
"ui suffering bii with MY stomach
afterwards ! an never troubled
with pulpiiatiun of the heart any
more aud have been completely relics
rd ut those dizzy spells. The rhcumn
Ism has left me completely. am not
r'ublrd with those pains ~ NY bnck
aud all that ~ loft oi those awful
headaches n inst the memory uf them.
! Sleep like u lug for eight ar nine
hours every night and get np ~ the
morning feeling fine. ln fact. Tan.
la" has helped me- ~ much that I
actually uD feeling Years younger II
has certainly done wonders Tor 40.
nnd ! can Z say enough Tor H.
Ilulur ~ sold ~ Price by 4. ID. Sui
Ton, ~ Helper hy l1uis Ellcrts on, IN
lliawuihn hy Carbon Emery stores
company, IN Kcnilworlh by the Kcuil
worth Mercantile company, IN Spring
,ahynn by The Square Deal Store, Ia
Castle date by Wnsatrh Store com
pany IN Sunnysido by Wasairh Store
company m Winter Quarters by The
Wasalch Store company aud IN SEQ
field by W. n. Moseloy. and IA Ew.ll.
by Frank Dolinsky Adyi.
The Sun. [volume] (Price, Utah) 1915-1932, 1919-07-25
MOURNING DOVES MAY BE
SHOT THE COMING MONTH

The FIRST open oasou ou mourning
doves n Utah iu three years ha. been
proclaimed by A. n. Siddoway, state
u-h and game commits -iuncr. Mourn
Ing doves may be- shot in amy county
in the state under These regulations
between August l,t and August 3lst.
inclusive. The bag limit is Fifteen a
Jay or thirty for the entire season.
J. ~ season is opened, according 90
N'HdoWay, because this year there is
"a plentiful supply IN practically every
county IN the state. II is also desired
10 give the sportsmen a chance from
me somewhat monotonous occupation
Of fishing.