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MesiIIs Valley oil
Company Unique; VIII
Divide Ranch Title

~ pa<o. MAY so.-One Of ne mo.t
unique 81 comuanIea organised In
west 1exnH 20 datc - the nesiiIa VAL
les Oh company. headed b. - n.
Crawford y ~ MAXWELL and q p.
crawforn of ~ ps-e' This onncern,
xhieH holds Oh ane mlneral Firhtz On
N. Nsu MsHico. eboaf nftesn mIlsa
sioe. oee divided INTO dollar .hars.I
The pecu1iafliy % the company n
that IN case neither on nor xss In
paying qualities u found. thn stock.
holders viii be entitled " share pro
tsrest In the ranch, which u estimated
70 he worth taso.o oo.
The Ter Msx on company. hold
Inc flEhta 20 5000 acreS u land IN
Tie Carlsbad. y. N,. field. h a neH
~ Pano orrarlzation. The orrnnIzer@
are Horace y. Stevens. %. =. flnfof1.
Or. "a. y. s~frtenson. Judge LEV uu-
Vie N A. y. ekeafs. an well known
w raao men Besides ~ Carlsbad
aoe ser me sns,, n y con So'ins ssSs
snd zoe acres In Medina county.
Tsxns
Dr. a. Vs. Patton, formerly head of
the Colorado school u Mines. has
been retained % inyfHfIFnfn TIE ~ w.
Cox holdings IN Trlaroaa basin. a ~
reported. Nr. Patton viii also EXAM
Inc the Parker Lake association hold
lngsI and the New Mexico on aaao-
claIiun holdings
W. o. Holt % Demlnn. y NJ. re-
ports the VALLEY Ol company drlil-
lnH near Columbus, p~rogrcaalnr n the
rate Of five 10 eight feet a day. With
ShowlnEa Improving steadily. The drll
Il down 4.39o feet and ntiil In the
black formation.
~ c. Holloway and Dr T. W. king
OF NJ pano. have ngcurcd the oil and
mineral rights on more than twenty
sections of possible oil bearira land
near Rincon. In the Rio Orands val
hey IN New Mexlcu. u has been learn
"a. Plans are forming to arm near
this properly.
Que-tlona witch have h<sn rai~ed
~ 10 the validity Of OIL placer claims
filed upon In New Mexito have becn
settled by locnl Oh men by thorough
examination Of the New Nexico sta
tutsn. Discovery % the claim IL not
necessary u n said. merely properly
stalking The claim, mnrNiuN the cor
ners. and pnstluE ioca1ion notices. h.
Ina sufncisnt 70 comply with the
laws.
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Who's Here
TODAY ARRIVALS Al
LOCAL HOTELS

H. g. HcfraF. trfiHFfFFiiif.
AduIrh toIanbsfH. Wagon Mound.
W. v Wilson. ~. Louis.
~. &. NeuItu, Los Angeles
Ior NudlIru4E. Lrs An4ffss.
o. - onInien AND family. Aanhat-
Kansas
~ b uacsavi.h. M~asaaisna.
Ailsfsf Nnpinpi<h. MnpIaienn.
y. M Cfcuitr. U~anualfns.
- a. Crnlnrt. Nnndaieua.
r. w. Lambert Hereford
u 2 Mthati. East Vaughn.
X. n. fuIiF. santa Hitn.
r. = Ward, SAINTS Rita.
~ r. Stephens Ration
A. a. Brown, H~rrnaiiiIn.
a A~nrlnaIna. Denver.
~ A. Welmnher Denver.
a 1. Woodward. ~ rasp.
q. ~ Franhn. Denver.
Miss Cover prmingl
Mxan1n.
+. NJ Hurhes. San Francisco.
ID .noa~utnai. Nfu York City.
0eorFe r. Hrown. Oniiup.
Mrs ~ &. Hood. f.oa Angeles
Mrs. Itarls Hood. los AuTrlen.
n. salha san Francisco
. ". Kettle. ~ pano.
h. ". Williams chicaen.
n A. Eddy. Denver
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q T. Nonhin2. ua|ub
Al. and 49, A. q. lIItff. |N11n|k-
NIrs with Ur41f. Faorn.t|
g. n 9Ia&ioto1. utU|@I..
g, ~ taffrW NFurfF.
y. ~ IfHrSn me-. fN0ta ~
utiu tffe4a Hiil~4tHf4.
a. g. Iindn1FI UhIraQu.
r. W. Jones' ~ Faan.
ionn 0hr1In. |rnf<r.
Cherries tn4tfL Etn Ef1nflIfu.
HeefFis Feffr r4i1Htt HtfIH4
Joseph Sheppard. IiitsuIfI.
Charles ". schIuss. Denver.
fuf1E9.
M and Nr A A. KEMP. Iuisa.
Mr. and Mrs T. 81 Turner. Iuiae.
W. H. Austin. wichita
o. n Burton. EeIantln.
a. n. INCA. tafarria.
a. H <ye, tcs Angeles
W. y. Ofiter. UaiInp.
o. r. william. IaI|aD
". HutbuL u4iIrp
&. a. Eutsford. silver City.
a. A. Couiey and wife. WInaIox.
~ ~ Hfchtnck. WinrItu.
Mica UouN4l Gallup.
Mrs. Iack Quin. ueIen.
Nv lack 0uIn. HhIfn.
aru. y x cottor. neien.
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A. FLEISCHER

ESTATE riEy AVN AUTOMOBILE
INSURANCE. LOANS
rhers c7t III ssu,h Fsursh
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PLUMBING a HgATiN0-our quotaiian on
your plumbing and hsailrs contracts viii
Interest yuu. WoFhmanahip and materials
guafantsed. Repair ioba > specially. J. n.
feah. sii West Central fhons aee.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-05-30

CONFIDENTIAL loans on leweiry. diamonds,
watches. Liberty hands. piAnas. automo
hlles. Lowest rates Rothman's. III South
First. Pended 90 the state.
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FOR RENT-Rouses
FOR RENT

III The Highlands; A modern Bun.
nalow, six rooms, two porches,
large verandn. Call At POI No. LIST
o. phone iG7.
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No I eunuNfta ~ Torrance VIA ~ u .
n W No. 2 from " faso and No. I from The
east a. santa W with ID a " o. for Dtaver.
No ? connects a. Kennedy With A. r. a
\ v No 10 from Albuqasrgusi ~ willard
With A r A n y train for Meuntainalr
hflen and Alhuqusrgus a. ToFrancr with \
+ A \ W No. 4 for Santa hlsA. Tucameari
and the east.
for farther iniomation ecmmunieate With
u. A. skG0ERHON.
Traffic Manager,
Santa ", n. n,
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aai ASK BERT e2i
We save yuu money o. labor
tlfanlng your paper and painilnF
wallis We clean rugs Ask guuf
friends Call fur NJ or Nu hitt.
nrr and al for bert. 2gi
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WE LOAN Yea more money on your dia-
monds, watches, leuelfy and Libsrty bonds.
Reliable, liberal and CONFIDENTIAL. Mindiiu
le~elry 900 West Central. formerly H.
\ AnoN.
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~ you WANT 10 msks . Sod. ssfs lnse.i.
meat - Mo " y kriedss. e0s hast
centfai AFe. rhoas 2.ss.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1919-10-17
0Tgane'Ie digestive.
De: A "A. prie.

Organele digestive consta din
un tub (teava sau canaD lung
numit canalul hranitor. Acest
canal sc extinde din fundul gurei
pima la stomac. In variate locuri,
in canalul hranitor, sc afla gu
rile diferitelor besicute ce var
sd secretiunea lor pc hrana ce
trece prin ell. Acest canal Sc in
cepe GU gaunosia gurei, dinti, ma
sele, limba etc. Gaunosia aceasta
Sc deschide posterior de forinx
la care, de asemenea Sc deschide
81 gaunosia nasului, separate III
ind numai de membrul nmit
palate.
Pc partea ventera a forinxului,
imediat peste cotorul limbei, Sc
afla deschizatura trocheei. Pas
terror forinxul continua in orsa-
FOCUS, canalul &C Sc intinde de
la git pima la stomac.
Stomacul O punga mare Gu
pereti contractili, permitindu-i a
Sc mari 81 mici in concordanta
Gu cantitatea de hrana ce cOnti-
ne. Gura posterioara pungei
rrin care intra hrana Sc afla la
mijlocul gaunosiei, pasterior de
diofiogma, lar gura cea lalta Sc
afla la partea opusa in dreapta
corpului. Aceasta gura, prin ca
re ese hrana din stomac, Sc pre-
lungeste in intestinele mici, inco-
lacite 81 atasate de misentarie.
Sc largeste 81 Sc preface in in
testine largi. Intestinele mari Sc
Impart in trei parti, 81 anume
intestinal ascendent (suitor) a
carui gura Sc afla la dreapta
posteriOara intestinelor mici.
intestinal transeversal ce Sc a.
fla imediat la extremitatea pos
terioara a diofrogmului, 81 in
testinul descendent (cOboritOr)
&c Sc afla la partea dreapta a.
intestinelor mici. Att in intes-
tinele mari, cit 81 in cele mici,
besici Isl varsa secre-
tiunea preparind hrana pentru
fl supta de SINCE prin diofrag-
ma. Nu-trebue uitat ca att dio-
frogma, cit 81 intestinele mici
contin gaurele foarte mici Uni
croscopice) prin care trece hra-
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1919-10-17
oRoANEkE ARcuLAToARE.

IL
POzitia inimei fusese deja des-
iscrisa in articolul precedent. Ea
este masa de muschi in mijlo-
cul caruia Sc afla gaunosie. A.
ceasta gsunosie e despartita il
doua, partea stinga 81 dreapta
lar aceste part deasemenea sunt
impartite transversal, facind pa
'tru part la inima. Amabelf
part (posterioarel q caror pc
reti sunt foarte grosi 81 tari, s.
numesc ventricle, lar paFtile an
terioare, q caror part sunt mite
mai subtiri, Sc numesc auricle
Asa ca inima consta din ventri
clul drept 81 sting. Functiunea Z
ne face Sc numim ,,Pnmpa'
pentru Cd ziua-noaptea, in CONT
nuu pumpeaza SINCE in corp
Pentru batrina inima nu Sc fa..
opt ore de lucru, opt de distras
|tii 81 opt pcntru odihna, nu ~
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1919-10-17
ORGANELE REsPIRATOARE.

Organele resplratOare cOnstau
din plaminul sting 81 drept 81 din
ambii sc extinde cite O singur;l
creanga, numita bronchus, la
trochea sau canalul rasuflarei.
Peretii trocheei sunt protejati
de a Sc surpa Gu un fel de carte
lei ggirciu) construit in form;i
inelara. Imediat sub 81 deasu-
prea de marul lui Adam Sc pot
pipai aceste inelare servind pen
tru un exemplu foarte bun.
Anterior. trachea intra in TO-
rink prin lorinx sau cutia vocei
a carei cortelej Sc poate pfpai
imediat la cotorul limbei. Orga.
nul acesta (cutia voceD are pa
tru coarde subtiri carl GU voin-
ia persoanei, cind respiri sufli a
erul respirat, Sc atinge de ele
facfndu-le Sc tremure in cO1ise
cinta carei Sc produce vocca
Coardele pc violina pot servi uL
exemplu. Aceste coarde produca
toare de sunet (yoce) cind $;
ftinflameaza, care de obiceiu e re
/ zultatul uni raceli sau a Obiceiu
/ hui de a uza prea multi alcool sal
j tigarete, Sc sgircesc 81 Sc ingroa
sa incit aerul nu mai are putere
daca persoana nu face sfortar
mari, a produce vocea - sune
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= tfsa "fa-s -ssAsA *ss< " = p
o sULA NoUA, PRACTICA

Poti repara ghete, hamuri, gea-
mantane etc., coase repede ca Q
masina, economiseste bani 81 timp.
Pretul ST Gu posta platita 81 20
.yarzi de alta. Doua ace 81 instruc-
til gratuite. Fiecare &C costa 15c,
lar mosorelul de alta 15c. Trimite
$1.O0 81 acest anut la: { A;
National Sales Comp, Dept. 222
Sta. D, Box 80, New York, N. Y.
Evening journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1888-1932, 1919-05-17
Penny Steps to The Front

A penny shortage looms up, now that
the luxury tax has the floor. The new
luxury tax will call into action all the
spare pennies that chance to be in sur
plus employment. A penny that isn't
busy these snappy days is out g luck
like a hOrsefly on -gO-rOund.
Was time when pennies were only
found in kids banks. Now the only
things in kids banks are burned
matches. 4 penny shortage sounds sour
10 gumslots, scales and penny arcades.
Imagine dropping a iitney in a scale
and only getting weighed once. Match
ing pennies is another cent occupation
TO be left vacant Tile former meek
wallnower penny is now doing the lat
est jazz steps in the middle Of the cur
rency dance
Evening journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1888-1932, 1919-05-17
W. C. T. U. AFFAIRS

Hoffecker Young Peoples Branch OF
the w. c. IT. L. held their first business
meeting since organization. on Friday
night in Harrison Street Church. TWEEN
~ new members were received, thus
bringing the membership up TO 80. A
river ride was planned for in June.
Several new departments were adopted
and superintendents appointed Mrs.
Anita Hygate is president Of this new
branch.
The Ella NJ. Hatcher w. G. r. L.. Of
which Mrs. :. w. Burnite IS president,
gave a reception to their $50 new mem
bers and the other unions OF the city
on Thursday evening, in Harrison Street
Church. This was also in the nature
Of a welcome TO the IIoffecker Young
Peoples Branch. which is an outgrowth
Of the Thacher Union, having been or
ganlzed only since April %. There were
about 800 guests present. Musical
numbers were given by an orchestra
composed of Miss Eleanor Antweller.
Miss May Hahn. Miss May Gentleu. Miss
Florence Ennis. Miss Mabel Hudson.
Miss Elizabeth Marley. accompanied by
Leon Smith
Other numbers on the program in
cluded a violin solo by Miss Antweiler.
vocal solo by Miss Pauline Dempsey.
piano solo by Mrs. Ida Schofleld and a
ladies' quartette. composed of Mrs.
Mary Hygate, Mrs. Aielle Taylor. Mrs.
Ida Scho1eld and Mrs. Ola CLAYTON.
sang 1.-The River Song" Mrs. Harry
Hygate was their accompanlst.
Guests were registered by a commit
tee Of which Mrs. William n. Lank
was chairman, and Mrs. :. II. Hoffecker.
president emeritus Of the union, was
chairman Of the reception committee.
assisted by Mrs. w. II. Redmile, Mrs.
A. Laura Truax and Mrs. Elizabeth
Dempsey.
Mrs. Herbert Ward. Mrs. II. C. Brooks.
Mrs. Clark Thompson, Mrs. Vincent
Frederick, Mrs. Heller Jones. Mrs. Fan
ME Messimer and Mrs. Yingling form
ed the corps of ushers, all of whom
were dressed in white
One OF the pleasing features OF the
evening was the presense Of Mrs. Ella
NJ. Thacher OF Washington. who or
ganlzed the union is years ago, and for
whom 1t is named. Three of the eight
original members were present. Mrs !
Dempsey, Mrs. Van Gelder
and Mrs Anna Newcomb. Mrs. Elizabeth |
Ward Emerson, who assisted in the or
ganizatiOn in 1901 was also present. !
The marvellous growth Of the union is |
shown by contrast. They now have 30i |
which makes them the largest /
union in the State.
Mrs Thatcher spoke in a happy vein /
congratuating them upon their growth. |
saving she was very proud OF "her |
child She also gave greetings 10 the
new Young Peoples Branch. emphasiz-l
Evening journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1888-1932, 1919-05-17
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A dance viii be given tonight at tn
Navy Club, Fourteenth and duPon
streets. for soldiers and sailors sta
TONED in and near this city. The dance
is the regular weekly dance that wa:
formerly held in the New Century Cluf
in honor Of the men in the service
Miss Isabelle b. Wales will be chap
eron tonight.
Mrs. r. r. NJ Carpenter gave a small
childrens party 70 the circus yesterday
afternoon for her children and several
Of their friends.
Mrs. Richard II. Catlin chaperoned a
party Of children at the circus yester-
day afternoon. The party consisted Of
little Miss Virginia Catlin and a num-
Der Of her playmates.
Mrs Robert w. Smith gave lunch
con yesterday at Naaman's Covers
were laid for twelve guests.
Mrs. Selden S. Deemer OF New Castle,
viii entertain at a family party infor-
mally tonight at Naaman's-on-the-
Delaware.
Delaware will be represented at the
Conference of the Information
al Sunshine Workers at Providence, r.
J., on next Wednesday by Mrs. q. W.
Dorsey and Mrs. William NJ. Steven
son who will represent. the Delaware
OF the ]. 5. s, Mrs. Randall
Lewis and Mrs. G. II. Clifford, who
viii represent Cynthias Helpers
Branch.
The Hammer, Club win hold its an
nusl spring dance on Friday evening.
May %, at the Hotel dupont. Madden
and Whites Orchestra will furnish the
music.
Miss Marie Ellis. daughter OF Mr.. and
Mrs. Henry J. Ellis,was given a party
in honor Of her tenth birthday, on Wed
nesday afternoon at her home. Concord
avenue and Broome street The little
folks had an enjoyable time.
Those present were Misses Molly
Tucker. Mildred Whitaker, Anna Reese,
Hazel Smith. Susan Whitaker, Dorothy
Richards, Margaret Sherwood, Elizabeth
Kelley. Helen Colman, Mary Campbell,
Marjory Reese, Dorothy Whitaker,
Sarah Ellis, Eleanor Ellis, Marie Ellis
William Whitaker. Walter Sherwood, MI.
and Mrs Laurence Ellis. Mrs. Ralph
Reese, Mrs. William Whitaker Mr.. and
Mrs. John Ash and Mr. and Mrs. II. J.
Ellis.
Delaware Division Of the Pennsylvania |
Railroad Women's Relief Division gave
a dance last nigth in the New Century |
Club. About sixty couples were pres /
ent. Music was furnished by White |
and Madden's Orchestra.
The patronesses were Mrs. Gamble /
Latrobe, Mrs. Thomas G. Metz. Mrs.
Charles +. Zortman, Mrs. Frank l.. Rey-
nolds, Mrs. George NJ. Smith, Mrs. VIII |
lard A. Flemins7 Mrs. William II. Red I
mile, Mrs. Z. Homer Roe and Mrs. /
James r. Donovan, Miss Ruth Fleming 1
was chairman Of the affair
Evening journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1888-1932, 1919-05-17
MAGLEY mnusE DAME

There will be a dance at Hagley Com
munity House. Friday night. May %
from $40 TO II o'clock, With good snap
py music.
These dances will continue through
the season and special Invitations are
extended to friends from the city as
well as club members. ON Monday
night, May &c, the playground viii open
for the season with a special program
and ice cream and cake sale. as well as
a bake under the direction OF the
Mothers Club. Any donation OF money.
cakes, pies, bread, etc, Will be greatly
appreciated. Donations viii be re-
ceiyed at club house. In case OF rain
the Community House will be open for
The evenings program
Evening journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1888-1932, 1919-05-17
RIVER FRONT FOR
CITY IS ASSURED

The adjoining land on the south
should be acquired, the councilmen
feel, and it is understood that they will
recommend its purchase as more essen
tial than the purchase OF the Lobdell
tract. The adjoining land has 'front.'
age Of 1900 feet along the Delaware
river and would give the city the ripar-
ian rights.
That land is owned by Mrs. James
p. Winchester, Colonel Henry A. du-
POnt and Colonel George A. Elliott.
While the COuncilmen feel that it is es-
sential that such land should be bought
to assure the city obtaining an ade-
quate Delaware river front. they have
no objection TO the city also acquiring
the LObdell trace along the Christiana
river and converging to a point at the
junction Of the Christiana and Della
ware rivers TO give the city more land
for the construction Of warehouses and
other facilities. The COuncilmen, how
ever, it was learned today, feel that the
land to the south Of the LObdell tract
should first be acquired to assure the
city docks and warehouses on the Del
aware river front.
The HarbOr Commissioners must OBJ
tain money for the harbor project from
City Council, and unless the Council
men are satisfied that the Harbor
Board will provide for adequate docks
on the Delaware river front 10 is be-
lleved Council will be reluctant TO pro-
vide for money with which to purchase
land for the harbor development pro-
gram.
Evening journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1888-1932, 1919-05-17
HUNS MAY GET IN
LEAGUE OF NATIONS

Continued on Page Thirty-one.)
regulations governing the negotiations
the Germans have until May % to dis
cuss the terms).
Vast meetings have been called for
Sunday in the Relchstag and else
where to protest against signing the
treaty.
Contain minor officials declare the
terms win not be accepted unless they
ere modified.
we will not sign for the purpose OF
escaping the consequences Of such a
stand" said one official 1T is impos-
sible to carry out the provisions Of the
treaty and we do not wish the world to
continue thinking that Germany regards
treaties as mere scraps Of paper"
BERNE, May II United Press)-The
German press is continuing its virulent
attacks on President Wilson, whom it
blames for the severity OF the peace
terms.
Wilson, whom we praised so much.
has become a statue Of brass on the
base OF which may be written, Ger
many's executioner.' was the typical
comment Of the Deutsehe Zeitung.
THE disgraceful peace Is Wilson's
peace" said the Taglische Rundschau.
He deceived us, hating Germany with
an Indian hate-this man who was re-
elected President, thanks 10 German
Americans, through the connivance Ct
our foreign office. II the American
people consent to such a peace all
books referring to American faith, honor
and loyalty must be banned from our
schools"
Evening journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1888-1932, 1919-05-17
GOLDEY ALUMNI MEETING

Goldey College Alumni will meet next
Friday evening in the college hall, and
IL is expected that this will probably
be the largest meeting this year. Plans
VIII be made and a committee appoint
ed at that time to arrange FOR the an
nual outdoor meet in June. A humor-
Gus sketch viii be given and an orches-
ira will furnish music for the program
and dancing Mrs. George /. snyder is
chairman OF the committee Of ar
rangemenis and the other members are
Mrs. W. G. Jenness, Miss Addie r. VIII
lIams and Miss RleiLa NJ. Emerson.
Evening journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1888-1932, 1919-05-17
We dLdLim@SSl

pretty wedding took place in 81
AIMS r. C. Church on Thursday morn
ing when Miss Nellie r. Dougherty, Of
40. 1906 Lincoln street. and James
Walling, OF Lynwood. Pa, were mar
ried by The Rev. +. j. Connolly. The
bride was attended by Miss Marguerite
Donohue and Leonard HAYWOOD was
best man.
] The bride wore a tan colored suit
with hat 10 match and carried a corsagc
bouquet OF roses and lilies Of the val
! ley. Miss Donohue wore a blue suit
and hat 20 match.
Mrs Walling has a wide circle Of
friends i'm the younger set Of this city.
Mr.. Walling has been stationed in the
Medical Corps. General Hospital No. E,
Baltimore.
After wedding trip to New York
and Atlantic CITY the young couple Will
be al home after May 80 al No. 1906
Lincoln street
Miss Bertha NJ. Jones. daughter Of Mr..
and Mrs. L. :. Jones. OF Middletown, and
j. Ringgold Richards, son Of Mr.. and
Mrs. George Richards, OF Middletown, /.
will be married This afternoon at the |
new home OF the bride and groom at |
Claymont. The Rev Charles C.. Harris /
will perform the ceremony.
The bride Will be attended by Miss /
Vera Currinder, OF Wilmington, as maid I
of honor, and Frank Richards. a brother +
Of the groom VIII be best man.
The bride Will wear blue travelling /
suit with hat 10 match aud carry a I
corsage bouquet Of sweetheart roses /
and lilies Of The valley. The maid Of /
honor VIII wear a blue suit with hat (
to match and carry pink sweet peas.
After the wedding a reception will be !
held for only the immediate families Of
the bride and groom. The young couple
viii leave this evening for trip North
and upon their return they will live at
Claymont Miss Jones has been in the
employ Of The Evening Journal.
Mrs. Sarah Quincy. OF No. 1922 Hut
ton street, announces the marriage OF
her daughter, Miss Edna A. Quincy 10
Calvin Wamsley, Of Havre de Grace.
Nd. The wedding took place January
. 1919. Rev. r. II. Adams oficiated.
Mr.. and Mrs. l.. W. Winkler announce
The marriage Of their daughter Barbara /
Anna, TO Alexander Russell Ramsey. in /
Phlladelphia, Pa. ON August %. fqis. 1
Mr.. Ramsay enlisted in the navy the |
day after die wedding. The Young |
couple are now living 40 No. % West /
IWenty-ninth street.
Evening journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1888-1932, 1919-05-17
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What Chewing Does For One

Chewing gum was habit invented
to keep the jaw in motion without
saying anything, A lot OF folks don't
use chewing gum, but get the same
results Chewing gum is like riding
a swing. You never get anywhere.
Bouncing the molars on a wad OF
muscleless rubber for hours at
stretch is no different in the end than
counting the waves. You can 10 On
chewing a bolt OF gum until your wis
dom teeth go foolish. and you'll IN
ish right where you started Too much
territory in the same place. And there's
about as much nourishment in gum as
there Us in a decoy duck. II all the
energy used in chewing gum in a day
were packed in one wallop and aimed
at the south pole. the vibrations from
il would shake the ex-geezer loose
from Holland.