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Evening journal., 1919-03-27
ARMENIAN RANn Ar NEMARK

Spocl0I % The Evening journal.
NEWARK, Dol. March 27-Students
Of Delaware College and OF the Wom-
ems College and the high school stu
dents OF this town Will gather in the
auditorium Of Wolf Hall, at $50
o'clock tomorrow morning to hear a
concert by the Armenian Band. The
publir Is invited.
Evening journal., 1919-03-27
FOR QUICK SALE

c1ZE0 House. $40 North Harrison
sDI SCO Street, 3 rooms, shed kitch-
en-, severed. Lot about iG by 81 feet.
Rents for $3.50 per month. Must be
sold TO settle an estate. Apply at 7O7
North Harrison Street
mar2G-tf.
Evening journal., 1919-03-27
APARTMENTS FOR RENT.
REAL ESIATE-Enn RENr =

NOR RENT-SMALL APARTMENT
II furnished. +. Twenty-ffth street
mar27-3t
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SPEAKER IN UNIFORM.

BY The United Press.
NEW ORLEANS. La. March 27.-Tri.
Speaker, star centernelder, today don
ned his 1919 Indian uniform, thus allay-
ing fears that he was a holdout. Al
though he has not yet contracted for
this seasons play he will sign his
name on the dotted line Friday when
President Dunn and Jack Graney arrive
hore.
Evening journal., 1919-03-27

NXTANTED-To RENT A SIX OR SEVEN
w room house in desirable neighbor.
hood. Call 1332-J. mar26-Gt
Evening journal., 1919-03-27

/ TT Us BID on YOUR TRUCK HAOL-
u ing. Prices by hour. day or contract
We use only Packard dump and fiat body
trucks. Diamond State Transportation
Co. y. i. Mancell, $50 Tatnall st Phones
Sa5 and 35.. mar1S-1m
Evening journal., 1919-03-27
sPIRITUAIIsT NoTICE

'lhhsI PROGRESSIVE sPIRITUALIsTS'
Shureh. Inc 9O6 West ST Services
sunaay evening. Messages by Mrs Web
mao 2,kss,pllcs invited. All welcome.
Evening journal., 1919-03-27
ROOMS ron RENT

EOR FURNISHED ROOMS. AP-
ply 1105 jefferson St mar27-2t
Evening journal., 1919-03-27
FeSHxExxT

Flowers that bloom in the spring.
that may be a worn-out phrase. Bui
they are going TO bloom sfresh, not
only this spring. but summer. too-on
dainty flowered silk coats. Afternoon
frocks this season are going to feel neg
lected II they are not accompanied by
one Of these shimmery coats. They will
have comfortably large pockets, and
long belts tssseled. TO be knotted grace
fully at the waistline.
Evening journal., 1919-03-27

/ NOTICE !. JOHN PERzANOWSKT I
~ the tenant and occupant Of the hous,
situated at y. W Cor Front and jefferson
streets. I'm the Third ward Ia fhe city oi
W Wilmington. county Of New Castle and
state Of pelawarr. IN compliance with
the requirements Of the Acts Of the General
Assembly. IN such ease made and pro-
vided, do hereby give notice that
shall apply In writing TO the Court
Of General Sessions OF the State of Della
ware. I'm and for New Castle county on
Monday, the NTH day of May, A. D.
1918. being the next term Of said court for
license for said house. MS an inn ar tav-
crn. for the sale therein OF intoxicating
liquorss in less quantities than one quart
TO be drunk on the premises. and the fol-
lowing respectable citizens Of said ward.
nt least twelve OF whom are substantial
freeholders of said ward, recommend the
said application. viz:
Marion Olewiusd Frank Duszenski
Michael lleiisch Frank Orzech0wski
John n. Schweizer Frank Banach
Joseph purzycki William C. Gaficna
Louis kosiu Thomas NJ Monaghan
George w. Bador K Abberger
Edward G.. Robbins, - schultz
dr Charles c. Loebcr
James Monaghan Christine T. LOeber
Jacob Ostro William Abbergor
Daniel p. llaughey Dominick pclaia
Muryan WterzbuwskiEdwnrd l.. plummer
hos. II. McEvilly tamilO D'OnOfrlO
ALBERT > Szulc Adam Jabl0nski
Morris Hoscnblatt
mnr2d-3t JOHN PERZANOWSK /
Evening journal., 1919-03-27
TNPENRITFRS

TlYPEWRITERS RENTED - THREE
j. months, $500 Rental applied on pur-
chase Sold $500 monthly. Typewriters
repaired. Royal Typewriter Agency, Type
writer Exchange second floor, n w. Cor.
ner Seventh and Market SITS. aug22-tf
n A. SMITH. REBUILT TYPEWRITER
81. Exchange. All makes sold. rented and
repaired s. w. Cor. Seventh and Market
SITS, second floor. Phone 1851 or 2775.
All makes Of Check Writers handled.
riec13-1yr.
Evening journal., 1919-03-27
AuroMoBuEs FOR SALE.

lJERCER ROADSTER, Al coNDl-
vi dition: good top and tires. 500 :
bargain. Must be sold today sos Morrow
Evening journal., 1919-03-27
GARAGE, REPAIRING, TIRES
RFCISTFR'S ORDER.

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ESTATE OF FRANCIS J. BRUNER.
II DECEASED
Notice is hereby given that Letters Tes-
tamentary. upon the estate Of Francis J.
Bruner, late Of Red Lion hundred. deceased,
were duly granted unto benjamin w. Dun
lap. on the third day Of March, A. ID. 1912
and all persons indebted 10 the said de-
ceased are requested TO make payment to
the executor without delay, and all persons
having demands against the deceased, are
required 10 exhibit and present the same
duly probated, to the said executor, on
or before the third day Of March A. u.
1920. or abide by the law In this behalf
BENJAMIN W. DUNLAP, Executor.
Address Richard $. Rodney, ESQ. Attor-
ney-at-law, 90I Market St, Wilmington,
Del. marS-eod-0t.
Evening journal., 1919-03-27
PAINTING AND WALL PApFR

DIG SELECTION OF NEW PAPF1
ID Work done reasonably. Also wall naner
for sale. A. Seidel, AL Madison ST Phone
f525-J. june2G-1vr
Evening journal., 1919-03-27
STORAGE.

SO1O w PHONE TAULKNER'S
C-4O- Storage House. when you
want 10 store your household goods.
June 19-1yr.
CTORAGE SPACE-LARGE. DRY BASE
- ment, about 100 feet; also space on
upper floor, for heavy storing near to all
railroads J. Reches Co., G2l W. Second
ST. Phone 6002 feb20-2m.
Evening journal., 1919-03-27
PERSONAIS-

TTAN e. NfECHANTC, NORTH sG,0o0
4il would marry plain girl or widow.
Address WIZ, Evening Journal Office.
mar2i-Gt
Evening journal., 1919-03-27
Similarly lYnRkER

NJ X. KELTER IS STILL At FoURTraH
A'1' and West SITS Now is the time 10
have your wells cleaned. Phone 511S.
mayi-1yr.
Nv j. WINCHESTER. A & HUTTON.
wood Sts. Odorless excavnting
y, W men You want your cesspOOls cleaned.
.one 5olz-M feb1-1yr
Evening journal., 1919-03-27

NOR RENT-HOUSE ON WEST FIF7
IL street, II rooms. . baths Apply n,
Evening Journal Office. 1nar24 N
Evening journal., 1919-03-27
WANTED -ENPERIENci
Saleslady Wanted

bright, active young lady 10 take
charge and manage new miIlinery 10
rartment just opened A yearly position
70 the right party. Apply at once
mar2G-2t W9, Evening Journal Once.
Evening journal., 1919-03-27
NEAL EsTATE WANTED

XXrANTED-TO BUY OR ROOM
w house. Address p W. Twentieth ST.
mar27-3t
Evening journal., 1919-03-27
LIBERTY BONDS

Or Payment Cards taken in trade.
Or cash paid for them. The Sample
Shop. 1. w. Sixth ST. Open
evenings.
fani6-tf
Evening journal., 1919-03-27
PUBIC SALE.


> PUBLIC SALE
AI ON SATURDAY
~ MARCH %, 1919
NAN ES&j At / p. VI. Sharp
ENl N viii sell at public sale,
EN<xH the personal property Of
>a'ads David Jamison. decca sed.
az 2oO9 W. Sixth St., Wilmington. Della
ware: Three horses: No. Mack. dun
horse. years Old; an extra good work
horse. No. Frank, gray horse s years
oidj an extra good work horse No 3
Lady, bay mare, G years old; an extra
good road mare bard 20 beat on the road
Two sets ot double harness. good as new
two sets Of cart harness, good as new
one set Of stage harness, good as new
three sets Of light driving harness. good
as new; one set of lead chains A lot of
collars. brides and halters. and n lot of
other articles too numerous 10 mention One
furniture wagon in good order; one light
driving buggy in good order; one one
horse cart in good order A lot Of loose
and baled hay. A lot of corn on the cob.
Also a lot OF fine chickens to be sold
Terms Of sale will be cash
WILLIAM JAMISON Administrators
STiDHAM 4 son, Auctioneers.
mar2i-Jt.
Evening journal., 1919-03-27

XXrANTED-TO RENT : ROOM HOUSE.
w with bath, in good location. Address
VS. Evening Journal Office. mar26-3t.
Evening journal., 1919-03-27
APARTMENTs WANTED.

XLTANTED-FURNI OR UNFUR-
w nished house, apartment or rooms
with bath. in n good location; immediate
possession. Address WS9, Evening Jour
nal Office. mar27-3
Evening journal., 1919-03-27
TRANSPORTATION
To Philadelphia
and Chester

Schedule in effect Monday. Oct 2s.
Subject TO change without notice.
Leave wilmington for Philadelphia and
Phiiadelphia for Wilmington daily except
SATURDAYS. at 500 A. NJ, Il o'clock noon
and AIS =. NJ
On Saturdays and sundays. leave W j.
mington and Philadelphia at $50, 1890 A.
~ 13O 415 and ZOO =. NJ.
MILMINGTON-PENNS ROUTE,
Schedule in effect Sunday, Oct. 70.
Daily including Sundays.
Leave Wilmington at $50. 500 1000 a.
NJ, IL o'clock noon, 200. 4 90, GOO, 500,
1000 and - o'clock midnight.
Leave PennsgrOve us, 900, 11.0O A. NJ,
90. 90, 500. 700. 800. 11.0o p NJ and
1245 A. NJ
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1919-12-06

bes, gran bobo, que ella es su difunta
esposa?
Asi era, en- efecto. No solo ell retrato
de la tia Paquita, sino ell del abuelo
el de la abuela tambien, parecian que
escuchaban con mucha atenci6n 10 que
ALI Sc decia.
Uno de los gallegos ag;to sus hojas
levemente diciendo:
-IY que importa que al retrato lie dc
coraje 10 que aqui Sc olga? Noso:ros ST
tenemos motives de queja porque en- es-
ia casa nadie recuerda que somos plan
tas y que necesitamos del calor del sol
para vivir. Nunca ncs sacan al aire
siempre estamos en- estos rinconss, con-
sumiendonos pasos lentos pero seguros.
chis:- dijo de pronto interrumpiendo-
Sc a 81 mismo-alguien viene.
En- tanto que en- la sala asi d;scutian
los viejos muebles Y las plantas, los
retratos trataban de imponer silencio
con sus miradas rencorosas ges. os Sc
veros, don Miguel, Ell senior de la casa.
habia despertado bruscamente, porque
en- suefios en- realidad habia sentido
un ruido sordo y queria averiguar la
causa de el. Sc levanto dando tumbos
y lego a la sala. Hizo luz en- los viejos
candelabros. Entonces sinti6 miedo al
verse alli, solo, entire aquellos cua:ro
sillones viejos como el, pues habian ST
do de sus padres. R&pidamente volvio
a su CANA. Hubiera jurado que habia
visto uno de los sillones moviendose
muy majestuosamsnte.
Margarita OLIVER cosTAs.
Ponce, P. r.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1919-12-06
LOS BoMBos sivTUos

N distinguiao ersnifa sspstei j.
smpTsrds - una rsvista maduis
Ga con 81 shaso ds o. aa.rfivos
81 q pfsnsa
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cor ades dice tlsns per = tcmts wna
dobiildsd aus rsfa - mefhosa. aus
por excsso a. telsfanea 81 ia prsasa
y So pari.me 80 si p4hlles aamrn.a
~ 'srminos ave - = pnnfs meuos ere
imf lsials 81 h.cet va sioria tinecro stu
as ester al e.oxiaio porgas isto q
TO- fs tlastre irasns esioeal -
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hs IS ioa fas hmltre fe la vsrdaa y A.
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u mtsmo sl ~ seer ocuus. des
.re ristamsa.e 81 rasrto Eiea douds
no prsa asa siu ans hasa sn aparieian
an aurva renio .Tamhisu aqri tods 81
muudo q sus'rs inslsns ceiosai. "a
mi4ahis. maenifcof
ore rs rciafnssan us1rpanfo 81
per 1dists ts aifbucisusr bouaisa uu
ar'l-nio IS qne ssa- iUn Cssvau.sa
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~ 4us rns aveIians hascs II arsura
pol pctsucras en rna fevistilia de sn
dss por casa Un roiaso. d.Eua ds hen
hrrarse con momerof orc an pgbrs dis
bio. qus 30 ha ids eu su vifa mss aha
de "a Mona. rauspatea eaatra fanae
c-s hshisndo del Esrrio Latino , ds ia
Eus de ls paiv con uu dssnaaz5 ans
hsra rsr un coi1hsuT sua er1uis'a
GENIAL superior 4 Gdmer Cafniia'
.ToGos erandes fodcs ilestfss. tode1
insl-ucs. todos Esnirst
r. mai dsi ere sfan cuipa coffea apau.
H. 4 "a mat cnteudi1a maaiEfuria A.
muchos psrlsdicos y rfv.ess - nAt
funss'o a. Is are srusfaimeuts - cree.
puss. aparie a. qHs nos pons 81 fidieai9
ante prspics sxtrahos. snzfnffa o.fps
muehos DE- ies easiss 60 e. r. mfnar
Il ous fodo Il munds guisra sthsfss
.scfihr Improvements .ffshFa tan.n
oirss uamaf iias'fs ln.isns esissai
maeuifcef
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900 turaf.fa.
tuesfta anIa na n.afa.a tea.t e.
al una nhn1a su "a gas saenh.a -
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srboi a. AahfA tonvsr. 80 su nna hiEns
fs Nn o. aftaf af aaa tEatat.
sstt sans. dafa manrsnat y 30 hiraa
II prapio ocums con iss faiss gsuief.
ere. q Is posfrs tsn ias anle1s snrsha
dos puss q pdbilco sabs aunaus -
ocasionss sparsnss b soussfio eve ni
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iabacinfs por maeho bemte ere - zen
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rots. dsanltvameuis tentos ds RESI-
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loco del curufo cisslro no ss tssa tau
ficu como parses Hay qus topiaf ~
mssiado >. 81 cabo. 81 peIfa 10 81 hin
cha
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1919-12-06

4 a amistad e. mas ptf1ufshis aHr
si amor L. primsra aus iapiiea
naturafments biandafa. - forms
y se fortaiecs pof msdiseidn ds ias CO.
tumbrss del fismpo y dsi tfa.o hsii4n
dose en- ella Ia afabilidad ds la viaa 80
Ia cspondsncia. o. e1nfanEs. 81 ~
vio en nuestfas fatlsas v aeeeiaeiauss
etc. II ssgundo ere ss un sfseto b.
tan. anso. naeido con ffscusneia taie t.
impression ds una sois nifada sasis ssf
un espeHsm0. enc subsists ds iissnisraa
sspefsnzss Ne uns vansrin4ia cabsi g.
un efimrro esrEafiismo O. wees aasi
aco como Ne.6nJ r ds 81 insfabis spfs
cimieuto AZ nnssffbs ssntiase
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1919-12-06
ESTAMPA NoCTURNA

Como una cornucopia de luz sobre Ell paisaje,
ell esta noche clara, la luna vacia...
Dos flosofos charlan abtruso enguaje
discutiendo, tai vez, vieja teoria.
Ell mas joven Nieztche lie rinde vasallajc
el otro cita textos sobre flosofia
de Spencer, Kant Darwin, ostentando el bagajc,
enorme complicado, de sabiduria
Escrutando ell profundo misterio de la vida,
hablan de Dios, del Yo, del Punto de Partida
Las frases, en- el viento Sc pierden, una a una
Los flosofos callan. La noche Sc silencia
solamente ratos desatan estridencia
canes realengos que ladran la luna.
ENRIQUE GELPI
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1919-12-06

miento Dc Ia asbrs ave mana dsi dises
solar.
Ia ausrrs. ds 1870 ss.ar6 poce aea.
pues ds u gran mAx.ma ae.isl6ad ssiss.
que eomenr6 sn iss7 r. ruersa acsasi
surge en- q instsnis ds Il acsividad aus
acahamos ds safrir y qas taimin4 q
nss de 1917
10 cual dcwnsasfa qas enaute mts
ss aeerca una nsci5n = D. snimalldsa.
- menos sascep,fhie a. fsastsonsf foa
IA b. fenoassao 81 iat.=fa % as i
incauscienel8
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1919-12-06
DEsDE NUEvA YORK

TTACE amos, ell doctor y professor
Brown-Sequard, hijo de un ameri-
cano y de una francesa, y nacido
en- la Isla de la Reunion, proclamo en- Pa
ris que habia descubierto ell elixir de
larga vida. Consistia en- una substantial
extraida de los conejos que Sc admi-
nistraba por medic de inyecciones. AL
gunos individuos que 10 tomaron Sc sin
theron rejuvenecidos; otros muchos no
les produjo ell menor efecto favorable,
los hubo tan irreverentes, que decla
raron que les hubiera convenido mas
conner conejos en- escabeche Y no Sc
habl6 mas del asunto.
Luego aparecio, tambien en- Paris, ell
judo ruso, Mechnikoff, con la leche fer
mentada a la moda de Bulgaria, de la
cual Sc hablo algin tempo. A ciertas
personas les sento bien; los boticarios
les sento aun mejor, en- 10 financiero,
porque vendieron muchas pastilIas de
fermentos. Y una manana nos sorpren-
koff, relativamente joven y cometiendo
I'm fraude; porque nos habia dicho que
con la leche bulgaria y con 10 de lavar
bien los vegetables para quitarles los mi
crobios tenia la seguridad de uegar
los Glen amos.
Otro ruso, no hebreo, sino gentil, el
doc or Sergio Voronoff, que tambien es-
ia EN- Paris zen funciones de su institu-
to''-como dice ell reglamento de Ia
Guardia Civil de Espafia-ha dado en-
estos tltimos dias un golpe de efecso,
que tendra publicidad en- la prensa de
ambos hemiSferios. Ha afirmado que Sc
puede devolver salud y juventud a los
viejos, ingertandoles la glandula IN
TERSTICIAL del mono. IDonde esta
esa glandula? GEn que interssicio Sc
anida? GQuien ha dido hablar de ella?
Varios medicos americanos dicen que
no la conocen; uno es el doctor w. j.
Mayo, de Rochester hombre de alta
reputation; otro es un hombre de alta
posicion, Ell doctor Moorehead, primer
cirujano del Hospital de la Merced, de
Chicago, donde cobra un sueldo substan-
cioso.
He acudido a un diccionario en- bus
ca de esa glandula y no he dado con
ella; no porque ALI escaseen las CLAN
dulas; las hay cervicales, anales, oxyn-
ticas, pepticas, lenticulares, pectoraIes,
olfatorias y yugulares; las hay de Mol.
nombre aleman; de Waldemeyer, nom
bre germanico; porque, segun parece, la
'autocracia prusiana'' mientras llega-
ba la OCCASION de apoderarse de Belgica,
de la Borgoia de la Champana, habia
comenzado por anexarse tres glandulas.
TambiSn hay una "de susanna, pero
Jde cual? GDe la Casta de otra algo IL
gera de cascos?
Pisandole los talones al medico ru
so, ha llegado uno ingles, de quien Sc
nos dice en- los telegramas, que tie
ne ''fama International Sc llama Old
field y no esta por glandulas nj conejos
ii monos. Su plan para prolongar la vi
da no consis:e en- una operacion qui-
riilgica sino en- un regimen alimenticio.
compuesto, en- parte de huevos, uvas, le-
che, miel, lechuga berros otras en-
saladas Segun el, 10 que principalmente
causa ia vejez es ell deposito en- ell orga-
nismo de residuos. ICON una dieAaAha
ahadido-en que entren las frutas, un
hombre, por viejo que sea, puede volvcr
ser joven, porque toda celula de su
cUerpo sera reemplazada por una nueva;
Il individuo normal que Sc alimente
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1919-12-06

No hay amor Hag smorfs
III amor. sts afseto maniafatc. ratsm
=. psrcepsibis. pof 81 euai busca Il a.
mo 81 hisn apsfses asrafis. ne tisns
eaiidad De infssfo. porqas. psf sIsmpls.
hay easos rsiaciouados cen psraguss rs
bilss. eu qus ias eonvsnisusias mafs
risies . psrssBss afscsaa sapsftsfi1sa.
'ouandoss sutouess ~ afsef8 cHcuas
.ancial y. sn fasos aatiszrs - saanas
20 sdvicrt.n ias psrfss aas snifan en- =
composition dsi toao. sn ssts ssnfias
Por fanfo. ~ smor e. dlgefaifsrms &C.
mo 70 esa carscssrlxads tinznisrmsnss
rsspscto de ia personaiidad. a. as aas
son varies Jos amerss - ciasldeationss
y casegofiaa
manusi RIVERA RIVERA
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1919-12-06

Msnusi RIVERA RIVERA
The Birmingham age-herald., 1919-10-06
AGED NEGRO
 UNEARTHS SECRET. Old Ditch-Digger Finds Cura- tive Power in Mississippi Mud. Cured of Rheumatism While on Job.

In our minds. all of can recall some old negro whose usefulness seems gone and whose steps seem uncertain save for their steady progress toward the grave.
 Such was the condition of an old man who was hired to dig a small irrigating ditch out near the village of Hickory. Miss. His steps were uncertain, his joints swollen and his body was infested with plague of sores.
 But on the third day his steps grew quick CT his sores were healing and the gleam in his eye showed that he had again taken a new interest in life.
 Right then and there it was learned that the mud in which this negro had been work ing was possessed of some wonderful medi- cinal virtue.
 Investigation resulted in the development of Sul-Ferro Sol. blood remedy of wonder ful capacity.
 It so happened that where this ditch was begun. nature had placed rare combina- tion of Iron Sulphur and Potash--correctly proportioned and correctly combined.
 And thus it's ever back to nature.
 Sul-Ferro Sol is highly recommended for all troubles arising from an impure blood :; Rheumatism, Pellsgra. Eczema. Tetter. Etc.
 At all drug stores. everywhere Liberal bottles for one dollar
 Interesting booklet. Road to Health" upon request. The Sul- Ferro-Sol Co. Mont gonery. Ala. Desk B.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1919-10-06
TY COBB EMBARKS
 ON A NEW VENTURE

Ty Cobb. the greatest of all basecau players. has decided to take up for a winter pastime, the selling of automo- bile tires. and as the Georgia Peach" has never been satisfied with anything but the best, he has secured the ex- elusive agency in Augusta. Ga. for the famous Pennsylvania Vacuum Cup Tires and ''Non- Tested Tubes.
 Mir. Cobb has with him as his part ner in business Mir Sanford, who is
The Birmingham age-herald., 1919-10-06
AMERICAN CHEMISTS
 MAY CONVENE HERE
Announcement Made at Meeting of Alabama Sec
 ton Last Night

The regular meeting of the American Chemical society," Alabama section, was held Saturday night at the Southern club
 Prof. l.. R. Miller, research chemist Gt Alabama experiment station. spoke on Volatile Oils from Native Alabama Plants" He pointed out the numbers Of medicinal substances that can be ex- tracted from Alabama plants These pro- ducts may be obtained on a commercial scale with proper cultivation, he said. Turpentine, camphor. pinene and others are tapped from Alabama trees, hut the number is getting scarcer. Immediate att tention for new plant cultivation must be given if Alabama wants to obtain these important compounds, declared the speaker.
 James T. MacKewie, chief chemist Of the Alabama Cast Iron Pipe company, spoke on the latest contributions to the chemistry of the foundry, and Prof. l.. Newton Kugelmass of Howard college, and Prof. F. B. Ross of Auburn, pre- sented reports on the proceedings of the convention of the American Chemical society. Professor Ross lauded the chem ists' staEd on keeping the chemical corps distinct from the engineers.
 Professor Kugelmass reviewed the lat est advances in chemistry over the coun- try. The utilization of sharks for eating purposes, the unitarian conception of the makeup of atoms, the new method tor making sufuric acid that will revolution ize all others, and the great progress in dye production were of great interest, he declared.
 Professors Ross and Kugeln1a ss planned for the American Chemical SO ciety of the country to have the next fall convention in Birmingham. It is ex- pected that the local members and chem ical industries here will give this propo- stion their support for it will boost Dir mingham as the greatest chemical center in the south.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1919-10-06

Prussia and Germany stood out in the clearest relief The allegiance I had
The Birmingham age-herald., 1919-10-06

made England fear for her world hege- mony. The Anglo Saxon felt his an- cient supremacy threatened The English government concentrated it's fleet, which had had it's base of opera tions until recently in the Mediter- ranean, in the North Sea and English Channel
 Lloyd Georges menacing speech on July Fist, 1911, threw vivid and sud- den light on Englands intentions wL.ch had hitherto been concealed with great skill. It became increasingly certain that a war would be forced upon us and that it would be struggle the like of which the world had never seen. The fact that non military circles the pro- bable strength of the enemy was under estimated constituted real danger. ASKED FOR BIG ARMY INCREASE
 At the eleventh hour, in the autumn of 1912 when there was no longer any doubt as to the enemys intentions, and the army was working with might and main with truly German devotion to duty I drew up a plan for an impor- tant increase in our effectives, which met with approval from both the more discerning sections of the public and the more far-sighted among our Par liamentary parties.
 I was able to induce General won Moltke to approach the Imperial Ghan-
 
 have considered the situation exceed- ingly serious. for he immediately agreed to it.
 He instructed the Minister for War to prepare a bill, without, however. carrying on at the same time any clearly defined and systematic political campaign calculated to gauge correctly the attitude of the various powers. This should have occurred to him as nec- eSSary conclusion
 Having regard to the purposes for which it was conceived, this army es- innate for a milliard marks was not of an aggressive character. Ii merely aimed al adjusting the disproportion in the numerical strength, and had in view the. absolute enforcement of uni versal compulsory service, for there were still thousands of able bodied men who did not serve their country
 The budget provided for personnel, but more especially for the strengthen ing of oar Notifications and for more All this was voted, but what l had most earnestly desired, the addi- tion of three new army corps was given no consideration; it did not even appear in the estimate.