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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-06-17
Comment OF The Pres

LONDON Jun" l6-Amid the chorus
IF editorial c0ngrat uiatIonS Ia Captain
,IcoCk and Lieutenant Arthur Brown on
tho successful completion of their arr
planc TIM across III" Atlantic. m" note
Of national triumph although II IS
sounded is not struck excessively. Grnt-
iti..a,ion il generally expressed that IN"
first non stop crossing Of IN" Mlan'l"
vas made by n British mnchin" driven
hy British airmcu and there ar" on" or
tIru satisfied references mad" In tn" fact
that the hight was accomplished wit H.
out adycntitiouS aid" but On tn" whole.
Tho American crossing is rc'ali"d win
due recognition. Thus TIA" chronicle
says. -, ...i.,,- ,o-
longs 10 tho gallant Americans. bur Al
cock and Brown were tho first {" Cr"sS
IN less tim" than would u" taken DN Il
sea VOyaE" INC AlIhn'' hn'-
nrs orr NOW fairly divided between tn"
United states and Great Britain.
The Tcl"rraph says Of tn" Night
1T does not "r;ipsr thr glory Of IN"
American acil"yeT"rt hut that Is be-
cause there is 10 question "f an Ccl'"s''
in these matters. as ;hcr" is n" question
Of jealousy"
The Mail also refers to tho sunr"m'ly
planned organization of tho Nets rec
ord passage.
some newspapers doDr"ciai" IN" as
SUMPTION Of tn" early rStahls h""rt Of
trans Atlantic passenger service. They
point To the long delays encountered in
New r0undlnnd and III" hazards thHt A.
cock and Brown ran and h"ii'T" II VIII
l." long h"f"r" sea surfa'" travel IS
SupTrCc1Ci
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x,;t, SATURDAYS order. tclcgraphcrs ac-
tu,iIv now had tho right To confer with
tho postmaster general with Wow TO
securing n durahl" settlement Of IN ir
srriko H.. said ne wanted to know
whether ,h,. postmaster general had
r,,Ia concessions to The electrical md
,oIc,bor, workers ., Tho cXncnSc Of tel
,,r.,,,t,,r. and ,tbcr ruetol cmDloycs. He
,sr, 49, ,,.nI. ;ror,rnJ n doub, tho good
",'., r.,rs,or ,.op,r,l
r,'>,o. Ir,bo-,y 80 ,hc nostol crn-
,.,,ro1 ,L rI,,r md an
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uis Elancee's Message.

LONDON. June l6.--"MaguIfiCcnt! l
Rovcr doubted your success.
This was tho rongratulat0ry m"s%7r"
sent Lieutenant Arthur w. Brown, by his
fiancrc. Miss Kennedy. III who's" h"in"
there were rapturuuS r"J"icInE$ when 'h''
news arrived that tn" flight of CAPTAIN
AcoCk and Lieutenant Brown had D""h
successful. says tn" Daily Mail.
The marriage of Lieutenant Brown ana
Miss Kennedy originally was fixed tor
AprIl but when Brown understood mat
he was to naviGat" AlC0CkS ma"hln"
tho Wedding was postponed until al'"r
tn" attempt had been made. The wed
ding Will now not b" delayed.
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TWO MORE DAYS
CONTINUED From Page one.)

carrying The nom"nt"uS documents ~
TWO parcels wrapped N pr"salc brown
paper. He was received by Colonel
Henry. master OF c"-cm"n3"S Mt Yer
saillcs and officers Of III" allied miss
ions and conducted :" tho reading room
Of the hotel reservoirs.
Getting the Terms.
Hero tn" party was grouped along on"
side Of tho room. Ia front "f NJ. lNh.
asia WAS larg" marble topped tahl'',
upon which the documents wcr" placed
IN two piles. Thor" was u CONSIDERABLE"
wat h"f"r" Legation Secretary SIMON
and Earou YIN l.""rsn"r ar we'd.
escorted by two French officers. rs"
Germans took thor place M In" other
sid" Of the Table.
At go "'ol"ck. H,rr SIMON 'r:Crm-
ally reached across the tahl" and took
tn" documents and handed them I" l'a:-
on Won L'rrSn"r. thus actually Constl-
iutjng IA" formal r"""ipi &c ihr treat
and IN" uItimalum. \ receipt fr"'n IN"
Germans tor the documents was re-
qu,r"d 10y NJ Dutasta.
After tn" hr."f iOnNorHatl"n bot tween
VI: Duinsla md Hess SIMON. tn" Germ
ans returned - their apartment, IN the
hotel Won l.n"rsncr "aT-:--~F TIA" d""u-
m"nts under his arm IN a green port
f"n". Later Count Won Hr""kd"rn
RantHau boarded a train for NcImar,
taking IN" papers with h'm.
Tho inicrc"urS" between IN" Nv"
groups was rI'h"r confuse No pro
vision for an interpreter had been mdd".
Secretary DEtaS'l spoke III French.
and Herr SIMON replied IN German.
Neither Of tn" principals apparently
WINS aware of lust what tho oih"rc sad.
So il seemed fortunate that M d"ta'iN
aS to tho period allowed and III" n;.tur"
Of tho reply expected were Indicated
clearly in IN" covering l"tt"r.
9TH" Germans plainly intlmat"d their
intention TO demand an extension Of
tsrn". on r"C".vinE IN" treaty. Herr
SIMON SaiG:
Il must observe. on behalf Of my gov
crnmcnt. that III" TIM" allowed in which
L. answer Is rather short.
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Honor BY Congress.

WASHINGTON. June IL. Il rcSolu-
ton authorizing thc'pr"sld"nt /" confer
the congressional medal OF honor upon
Captain Alcock. and Lieutenant brown
and expressing the admiration of con-
crcss AT their feat in making a nonstop
flight across the Atlantic was introduced
today by Representative" La Guardla, Re-
publican. If New York.
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NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS.

Tho Bcnwood & Wheeling connecting
! Railway Company Will r"r"iv" 2 IT'S
! Office. Marshall street. l'"nwV"d. West
! Virginia until Noon IL July ). 1919. pro-
! poSalS for furnishing mai"rIalS and I"i-
| forming work as f"iluw>:
| |. All necessary r"pn'rS. renewals and
reconstruction required n IN" usual
course II business upon IN" l."r"In"-
| tIvrs. Cars and Rolling Stock "f INC
; Railway Company. This worn Will
cover tho repair work on approximately
! Sine 60 locomotives, Tw'uty-fGv" CD
| cars and in addition thereto such repair
! work us ~" Railroad may ID" required
, Ia make ON cars oE other RalrUahS and
! Companies IN ITS regular course rf buS!-
ness and shall lnclud" all materials re-
! QuIrrd for use IN making such repairs
and renewals.
H. Repairs. maintenance" and renew
! ais Of tho Tracks of The Railroad. m
! Guiding Road Bed. Bridges, Track Scales.
! buildings and all fixed property "f the
J Railroad. This work Will nclud" the
! furnishing IT all materials necessary
! for making said repairs. renewals ard
/ requirements. removal Of tracks which
hav" become unnecessary. and tn" build
inE Of such new tracks as the operations
of 'hr Company may require. The RAIL
road has 1T present about seven 81
! miles &C. track. Track Scales. various
/ small In ld!nE9 and tho like.
| copies. 81 IN" form Of proposal and
| form Of contract /" he entered into with
| tn" successful hidi'r and fun details n.
| :" Tho extent and M :n'I'r of tho work -
| hr Tcrf"rmCd VIII be fI-E, she'd upon r"-
! quest at tn" otfr" 80 the tum"ant n
| Ernwood. West Virginia Contractor.
] MAY max" bids ON on" or NOR" ~ the
above described Items. hut S"parGt" bids
! Lust b" mad" ~ Ia each stem. Each
hid must b., ou M. form II proposal
! prepared by III" Company. accompanied
| ny t"nd, Of bond in The sum of F,v"
! Thousand Dollars ($5.0Gh nG) on each
| contract with surety conditioned Tor NE
due ir"rfprmano" of III" proposed con-
| tract Each cont rar' will run for IN" re-
malud'r Of the year 1919 and ih"r"afi -
until t"-m5uaj"d by thirty 900 days no
| tee. fids should h" rn"t,'S'I with aC.
: complaining papers IN Il piaGn scaled er
= v"lrp' hearing u" indication ~ tho bid
dr. ur ih. amount "C tho bid. mark H..
, "'EId under pr"pn-'ri Contract No. -
and addressed 10 "rlniIaS \ l;"ltiI. .
/ General Manager. li"uw""d 4 Wh""!hE
/ t"nn"c'ing Railway Company. Wheel
/ INK West VIrE.u,a."
! All hidH Will ~" opened after N"'u auI
! hcfnr., ~IN 50 n'clnCk IN July =. lHiH.
! Al IN" office. If 'hc I"mpaui - r"n-
| wood. N,ai N'rE.nIn. I.arh hrdH'r ma
attend III p"rS, "r hT i duly ~ nor ned
| representative. and VIII h" afi"ri'd An
| opportunity "a 'NamIr" each had
| Th' E.nwn"d X Wheeling Connecting:
| Ra lwLl Company reserves the right to
! rrj"rt any and all bids.
| BENWOOD & WHEELING CONNECT
| ING RAILWAY COMPANY.
jc-l7-2l-24-2S
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Burleson Issues Order.

WASHINGTON. Jun" l6.--P"stmast"r
General Bur"Sou issued an order today
recurring tClcphon" companies under
government control to dCSiCnatN an Of
ticcr or officers 10 whom complaints may
be presented by employers or thor rep
rcscntativcs. Mr.. Rurl"son explained
that representations had h"cn made 10
the wire control board that employees
having grievances often were LEFT in
doubt as to whom they should be pro
sent cd
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LONDON PREPARING
Continued From Page one.)

dynamo and made radio communication
impossible. At thr sam" time. l.icht"h'
ant Brown said. a stay wire had broken
but of this he did not speak 10 mis-
companion until they landed. captain
Alcork said he, would hay" turned BACK
had he known this. BAD weather ac'
Companicd by fog permitted only three
observations for laying III" course"
while slcct stopped the working OF thu
petrol indicator.
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Don't Anyone DARE Make This a
justification For Neglect!

Of course u - sadly easy I" carry
If too fa: \ selfish son or daughter
can max" II AN "NCuS" for ineNcuhhpi"
neglect tand don't moan just linahclal
nrgl"cD "f AN aged mother and iathcr'
ON tho other hand think Their" at" a
good nanv Older folks who by holding
their ar,. and f""blcn".S MS sort OF ROD
In pickle over their children do force
tho Younger generation INTO consciously
or .uhc"nsCiou$ly waiting for them |"
di'. heard yesterday Of an old woman
who had just died At nln"iy-"lEht /
happened 10 kouw hat ever since shr
Wis seventy she has been saying mourn
fully that she was not long for tins
earth. ctc.. etc.
For almost thirty years sh" mas mar
ruwcd Ia" rang" nr her Chlldr"n'S lives
nv This point 81 view. And now. they
Too have passed middle aE"! ! wonder
If they Will treat tho children in I've
Same way"
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LEGAL NOTICES.
Administrators Sale.

will offer al puilic sal" NJ III" place
OF business "f ia" lat" Max Kaufman.
ON Marshall street. BcTwOod. ". Va.
Tuesday. June l.. 1919. at o'clock p.
other personal property Of the SAID Nax
Kaufman. deceased Terms Cash
tSIgucdD OSCAR WILSON.
icj-l4-i Administering.
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A consumer went before III" Fo ID
Commissioner and complained. Sa" he:
II can't fill the market na:>ict at
present rates. Now. let It's mn tEtn" That
it is full. at these high prices. figure
then. that onc-thIrd more food for one
third less money would make I sGuar"
deal. and then l could fill the basket for
s. less than II now costs"
How much does it cost to fill tho bas-
ket at present prices:
ANSWER TO NO. al.
PLANT, tolerant. gallant, brilliant, ped
ant, flippant. dormant. vCrlant. abund-
ant. can't grant, want, attendant ada
nant. hydrant
Copyright, 1919. by Sam Loyd)
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81 ,S3 d. 5 !s@szs5 y
Are You Waiting For Anyone to Die?

II don't wan, il f. be- q r"lcas" 10 you
| in any way. don't want you |" D.
waiting m anv sons" for me to die.
"'Oi course. | was just rs shocked as
/ y"u. bur she insisted on my E"lhg' 81 /
went. She was :cVCnty-f!Hc then ana
! 81, lived to- hc ninety and r l had walt
cd 7 should never have gore. We were
| always very happy. my mother and l.
and ! think that was on big reason
why.-Shc was determined no; tn lhteVe
( fer wi,n my Inf" jus, h""auS" she was
! older" Don't YOU think that Is an inter-
--,,r II
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MnLIoNs are suffering with rheuma.

MILLIONS are suffering with rheuma
tism. Most important discovery OF the
age A herb that actually drives the
tircly out Of the system. People write
Us and say they are astounded at the re-
suits. especially on the kidneys Just
think Of the money making possibilities
postpaid. 20 pounds IS express paid
rheumatism Herb Co., Venice. Califor'
MIA my-2s-tf
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FOR RENT

PoR KENT-Smal furnished room per
week $500. Furnished housekeeping
rooms. $500 up. Range. bath, phone
1929 Chaplinc. e-l'-n
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FOR SALE-AUTOMOBILES

FOR sALE-Ecar passenger touring:
Excellent mechanical rOt"ii'!o h ana
appearance. New batteries. new tl:cs'
extra casing and rim. extra tuhcS.
Run less than $500 miles. Price S69C.
private Owner, care Int"iligcnc"r
jc-lS-i
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BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES

WANTED 10 hear from party who car
invest $50o.U0 TO 100000, can gair
lOOCc. bank reference must be furnished
Add rcss r. II. g.. care lntelligencer.
ntc-9-t
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The greater N" necessity for saving
IN" greater your opportunity TO use
Tn" Inte'ilGcncrr Want AIS.
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FOE REET-Large cool front room
use Of bath and phone 2T3S.
ic-l6-l
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WANTED-TO BUY

wAErEp-Pool tables. Wanted to buy
two pool tables and pair bowling al
Icys. Write W. +. DulinY. Spencer. W.
Va. care b. e. 0. r. r. Office. jc-i1-,
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PoR REHT-Onc large light front room
End floor. Market street. steam heAt
suitable for one or two Kcntiemen. WI
rent furnished or unfinished. Inquire
Ind floor IntcIliGencer BLDG. ta-ls-1
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PoR RRNT-Nicely furnished rooms
modern convenienccs. In business cen
ter Of city. Inquire End floor lnte.iiGen'
Ger Bldg. 1aiS-t
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FOR SALE

POE SALE-S!x room house. First floor
finished IN hard wood. Bath. laundry,
pantry: cement walks. shade tree. Level
lot. Call at 430 Richland Ave, war
wood je-lI-i
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WASHINGTON, Juno ls.-Pr"siG"rt
Wilson, facing n divided senate. has dc
cidcd TO carry his fight for. ratification
OF the league Of nations covenant direct
~ 10 the people in country-wid"
speaking tour. He expects to brE'n tn"
trip "a soon as ne returns from Paris.
The Presidents decision was revealed
here to-day. coincidcnt with receipt Of =
message in which nc declined 10 CIV"
the senate, IN advance OF signing. the
official text Of the pcac' treaty, r"qulr-
ID in a resolution adopted over vigorous
opposition OF the league supporters.
Neither development caused great sur
Prise here, but each served to emphasize
their positions and to provide further
subject matter for the dcba'" which be-
gins Tomorrow on Senator knnx'S rrso~
luton to put the s"nat" on record
against accepting the league covenant
along with the peace treaty.
A tentative itinerary for no speaking
trip has boon compl"tcd by Secretary
Tumulty but II will not b" mad" public
until Mr.. Wilson finally has approved
II. II is expected. however. that the
tour Will carry him into IN" far west
and will occupy many days. It was said
he probably would deVatc most attcn-
ton to western states whcr" l"aEti" op-
position has gained the greatest head
way.
Tho date tho trip Is 70 begin sin
hinges on developments n, Versailles.
but as nearly as officials her" can pro
dict. Mr.. Wilson will reach Washington
about July /. will lay tn" treaty fur
mally before tn" senate. and then. pos
Sibly on Independence Day. VIII begin
a swing around tire circl" that Will
ccliuSc IN extent and in spirit all his
previous direct appeals to the people.
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WANTED-Male

NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.: prefer advertis-
ing experienced. high class men. Big
money 10 those who qualify-$75 to
5000 a week guaranteed. Call between
and Il. m. Hotel Mcclure, Mr.. Van
Hess. 1e-l7-h
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LOST and FOUND

LoST-In either StIfcrs or Taylors
store. black leather bag containing
wrist watch. monogram"d \. q. l.. LID
cral reward for return 10 lniclIi&"nccr'
jc-l4-i
LOST-Two white wire automoDile
wheels on National pike, between
Cambridge and MurriStown. ONO. on
Wednesday evening. June lin. reward
Of SOS. Notify Rcnnir- kcyscr Garage or
c,II 515-N H"lIajrr Ohio jc-l Am
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WANTED-Several good carpenters for
outside work. Apply J. W. Beltz &c
Sons Go. 1c-l7-k
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REDEMPTION OF BONDS.
NOTICE
OF Red e1nption of Bonds OF the Refund
Ing Loan 1902 Of the City
~ wheAlinp

Notice is hereby given by III" Com
mISsIuncrS of IN" Rounding l."an Of
leG2 Of the Gity Of Wheeling. West VIZ
ginia. that. pursuant To tn" r"Hu.rrmcnlSs
nr tho ordinance Cf said city. passed
Jun" Ic. 1902. entitled. An Ordlnanc"
t" provide for the issnc and sal" Of
bonds Of IN" city OF Wheeling. to b.
known az IN" RcfundinG Loan OF 100.
and rcicmp,ion and payment thereof.
etc" ~" following described bonds is
sued under the SAID ordinance Will be-
CON" due and payable On the first day
of July. A. -, 1919. to-wit: bonds Of
8; Onn On principal. Zach numbered l65.
iGG l67. IfS. 100. 10. Series n. SAID
hn~ds will bo redeemed and paid NJ III"
Bank Of tn" Ohio Valley in tn" city OF
Wheeling. West Virginia. on and after
the c.rSt day Of July. 1919. and said
bonds will coas" In bear interest from
tho last named day and date.
(SIGnrd)
J. +. Hell.
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FOE SALE

FOR SALE Burroughs bookkeeping
machinc.l Burroughs column electric
adding machine. l Ensign electric calcu-
laiing machine. also desks, time clock.
filing cabinets, l. account register. ]
muItigaph. Edison debating mahincs and
transcribcrs and shaver. typewritcrs.
billing machines, and other office "qurp.
mcnt. Bacr Grocer Company. Je-l6-i
FOE SALE-Eioln outfit and two bowt
ut a bargain. l2l y. 9Th ST.. Martini
Ferry. Phone 333-J. 5e-l4-i
FOR SALB-Baby Grand piano. A mag.
nificcnt instrument as good as new,
AS house is vacant at 33 Virginia street
call at No. Virginia street. Island
Telephone 1907. 1c-l3-i
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WANTED-leemale

wAHrED-An expert stcnographer. Girl
With some experience AT office man
agcmcnt Address Expert" care Intel
liz. nccr Office. When answering state
wages desired. Start Immediately.
jc-16-i
wANTED-Young lady With clerfiAg
experience to work II leather goods
store Inquire 31-l2th st. American
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HEDEMPr1oN OF Bonds NOTICE.

commissioners Of tho Rcfund,nG Loan
nf l?62. J"-l"
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PRESIDENT TO TOUR
(Conttrued Prom Page ons.)

time the president is speaking. 1t was
said the subject might be considered
formally al conference after Senator
Lodge. of Massachusetts. In" Rcpubli-
can leader. returns to Washington.
Regardless of whether IN" recess plan
is adopted, opponents expect I" send out
speakers 10 answer the president. Sen
ators Rorah( Republican,. OF Idaho. and
johnson (Republican), Of california,
were among those mentioned as likely
to be selected.
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wANTEp-Two men TO work news
agents on b. & o. trains. Apply
nj Union News CO., Of B. e. o. Depot:
City. Je-lI-k
Evening journal., 1919-04-18
NEWPORT PUPILS
q ON HONOR ROLL

+ The following pupils OF the Newport
public schools have not been late or
absent during The month ending April
IS
william Hanna. Natalia Powell, Flor
ence Nlaclary. Mac Seeds, Ralph Draper,
Edison Murphy. Francis Smith, Preston
Cox. Charles Garrett Marlin Benson,
Harry Poole, Robert Frlst Jessie
Haughey, Elizabeth ODonald, Emily
Elliott, Eleanor Townsend, Lena Reed
Mabel Mcdowell. Mildred Elliott, Otis
Murphy, Alice Mitchell Alice spence,
Dora Banks, Margaret Lyman, Margaret
steinbaker, Marjorie Blansneld, Jessie
Arthur Blansfed, Earl Cum
ningham. Edward Cunningham, Elmer
Miller, Gilbert Walton, Morton, Gilbert,
EDNA Cox. Gladys Haughey, Mildred
Jones, Clifton Mitchell. William stuart.
Ethel Jones, Beatrice Cunningham.
Nellie Seeds. Clarence Grossly, Thornby
Hanson. George Mcdowell, Thomas
oDonald, Joseph ODonpld, Luther
Waller Henry Mitchell, John Chrisien-
Gen. Harry Garyine, Kenneth Crosby,
Zee ingram. Frank Pordhain. Evelyn
Nelson, Howard Nelson. Charles Cross
BY, Lawrence Jones. Dorothy Lyman,
Emma Lucas, Clara Lucas, Waller
Aiitchell, James Miller. Anna Stanert.
Evening journal., 1919-04-18
AUTO TRADE MEN
TALK CONSTITUTION

At the bi-weekly meetlng Of the VIII
mlngton Automobile Trade Association
held IN the Hotel dupont last night the
constitution Of the association was con-
sidered article by article. 10 Is ex-
pected that by the next meeting the
document vii be adopted in us final
form.
Tho objects OF the new association
are:
To afford mutual protection TO its
members and the public.
TO promote The construction OF bet
ter highways.
To secure freedom for its members
from unjust or unlawful exactlons.
TO advocate The enactment Of just
and equitable laws affecting the auto
mobile.
10 promote more enlarged and
friendly intercourse among business
men engaged i'm such trade or dealing
with persons engaged therein.
Evening journal., 1919-04-18
NEMPoRT NEWS NOTES.

Special 10 The Evening Journal.
= NEWPORT. Del. April is-The Home
and School Association did not meet on
"Wednesday evening because Of The
storm.
= Miss Glenn. OF Oak Grove school, Wis
lied the Newport school on Wednesday
Miss Hattie Vinyard, teacher at the
Newport school, is spending her spring
vacation with her parents at Houston.
Miss MacAlurray, a teacher at the
Newport school. Is spending her spring
vacation at her home in scaford.
Captain John Strahorn Is visiting Mr..
and Mrs. H. J. Strahorn.
:, Price Pierson Is spending his spring
Vacation with relatives at North East,
Nd.
Evening journal., 1919-04-18
M'CABE METHGDISTS
WELCOME PASTOR

The Rev. George C. Williams and
family received a royal welcome in Nc
Cabe NJ. +. Church last night.
DR.. Robert Watt congratulated the
church and pastor and predicted an
auspicious future for both. Other
speakers were the Rev. y. j. Sard, Of
Scott; the Rev. Leonard White, OF Mt.
Salem, and the Rev w. C. Harris, OF
Goodman.
The address Of welcome was deliver
ed by Mrs. Howard Mccoy, president Of
the Ladies Aid Society, and was re-
sponded TO by Mr.. Williams.
Evening journal., 1919-04-18
RFCOVFRS ms STOLEN can.

Patrolmnn Elijah Johnson and Andrew
Devinney last evening located the auto
mobile Of Claude J. Lynch. Of No. 1884
Thatcher street which had been stolen
from his garage on "Wednesday night at
Claymont. The machine has been strip
ped
Evening journal., 1919-04-18
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