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The Pensacola journal., 1919-08-31
Man
Gives Testimony
Interesting and Reliable
Facts

Mr.. Frank Thomas, railroad man.
address r. f. ID. No. 8, Columbia, >.
q. saws: IF ever there was rem
edy that has done me good Ii is IRON
ized Paw-Paw. | was afflicted with
stomach trouble. sluggish liver and
nervousness. Reading in the newspa-
pers the good you were doing 1 de-
cided to give II a trial, as | could get
no relief. and since your remedy was
not a '.cure-all' but compounded for
Just such troubles / was suffering
from. I gave ii a most thorough test.
taking it strictly according TO direc-
tions The result has been very
gratifying. / feel now full of energy;
my iiver is acting quite normal and
nv stomach feels like new-all the
nervous feeling has left me. and l
can honestly say that Ironized Paw
Paw does all you say it will l GER
tainIy will always have some at home,
as il is good for old and young alike" !"
SO the good reports come In from
every section. One cured person
spreads the news to his friends OF
This dependable tonic, which makes
old stomach almost as good as new,
and so the wave of health goes on
and on. People who nave peen
troubled for years with sleeplessness
saw that since taking Ironized Paw
Paw they can sleep all night and get
up feeling strong and refreshed II
YOU need tonic. if you need strength
and good cheer, try bottle OF IRON
ized Paw-Paw and become as happy
as Mr.. Frank Thomas.
Your druggist possibly keeps It, but
If he doesn't, it is sold by all up-to-
date drugstores.
Ironized Paw-Paw,i price s1-20. For
mula on every bottle. Mail orders
promptly attended to. Interstate
Drug Company, Inc. New York.-adv.
Sold by Hamilton Russell
The Pensacola journal., 1919-08-31
COOLER IN PENSACOLA.

The highest temperature recorded in
Pensacola yesterday, according TO the
local weather bureaus report. was s6.
Higher temperatures in cities in other
states were as follows:
Birmingham, IS; Brownsville. 96:
Corpus Christi. ss: Dallas. 90; Dodge
City, 90; Galveston. Ss; Memphis, IS; !;
Mobile, ss: Montgomery, 90; New
Orleans. 80; Oklahoma. Sc: Palestine,
81; Phoenix, 104; Raleigh. IS; San An
tonic. 90; Salt Lake City, go; Shreve-
port. 80; Vicksburg. 90; winnemuc-
ca, 96.
The Pensacola journal., 1919-08-31
scREWMEN JOIN I. L. A.
Joint Meeting With !. /. A. Associa-
ton Was Held Friday Night.

AT a joint meeting OF the Bayemn
Protective Association Number with
the Cotton Screwmen, of this port
Friday night. The latter were initiat-
ed into the Longshoremen's Associa-
ton. the charter and credentials hav-
ing been pronounced satisfactory. The
meeting was presided over by MT.
Woodland, of New Orleans The at
tendance, it is reported. was large and
enthusiastic.
With this and other recent steps
toward perfection of the organization
of longshoremen in this city, it is an
nounced that an ample number OF
skilled crews of men are now available
to take care of all shipping at this
port by Jones. president and John $.
Kuling, secretary.
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PRODA Sc.

PRODA Sc neb vym6ni "a
menSi farmu dunn V ceskem O.
koli, ktery pfinasi $50 najmu
Majetek je rohovy, s
obchodem, ulice dlazd6na a "a
placena, sklep, kanal, voda, E.
lektrina, plyn a jine zarizeni.
Podminky velmi vyhodn6 ce
ma mirna. Piste ma Louis Reri-
cha, r. 5, Chardon, O. 12-17
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Poor MUzI!

Prijd'te Sc podivati dne
28. prosince do Slovanske
Lipy ma Croton Ave. roh <.
40. ul. jaka pokuta ulozena
muzi Ia neveru ku sve zene.
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VSECHNU NADHERU
A VYZDOBU,

kterou spatFujete pred Va
noceni We vykladech " dolni
casti mesta, musi zaplatiti
zakaznictvo, ktere " tako-
vych obchodech nakupuje.
Proto take Ia vanocni darek
''z mesta" zaplatite mad
hernou" cenu.
Obchodnik We vasem SOU
sedstvi vam poskytne lepsi
vyhody a svedomite ceny.
Obstarejte svuj vanoSni ma
kup v obchode, kde pravidel
ne kupujete, aneb kdyz 81
pfejete PRVOTRfDNf ZBO
Il, nejlepsi jake lie "a peni-
re koupit, a "a CENU We
LICE MIRNOU, takove zbo
Ii koupite pred Vanoci i po
Vanocich v STRIZNfCH
OBCHODECH " KOUDE-
Luz ABS Broadway a 1888
Warner Road.
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Francouzsky napsal Andreas Matthey.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. . oaos 30

Srudeny pot vyvstal ma Mar
kov6 cele.
Ia drahnou chvili vypravil
re sebe patrnym namaha-
MIN tato slova:
"Muz, u ktereho jsem I'll
dive l6ta, ktery prijal mne ta-
kovou laskavosti - muz, KITE
ry sv6fil mi svoji cest neza
tajil mi, re mu hrozi upadek
- muz, S kterym hledal isem
prostredek k odvrace
nj toho nest6sti, muz ten -
"Jest byvaly general Lopez,
spoluVinnik Rosasuv. Vyrval
mi Z naruCe tv6ho otce - a
chladne porutil, ably byl priteI
/! jeho zastrelen - pfltel, KITE
r6mu mel d6kovati "a vSecko''
" A pani Rivadarcosova ma
zvala mne jiz synem", zadpel
Marko.
"Vzpomen 81 ma Miguela, ma
JuaniJu a ma mne!"
Marko skIesl do kresla.
ByI znicen.
"Jsi hotov, mdj synu?" pta-
la sc Dolores po druhe.
V srdci mladGho muze vzni-
til sc kratky, ale d6snJ boi.
Srdcem ieho zmitaly laska,
nenavist, vdecnost, detinska
posIu5nost a Vaznost sloaen6
prisahy.
HIava sIa Markovi kolem.
Stal jako mad propasti, kite
ia jej lakala zaroven odpu-
zoyala -.
"Cekam!" ozvala Sc Dolores
znoVu.
Mluvila tise neobycejnou
iemnosti, ale byIo patrno, re
trva pevn6 a neodvratne ma
5v6 Vuli, ma SVEN predsevzeti.
"Jsem odhodIan, rekl Mar
ko konecne. echo nam cini-
ti?"
"Povinnost!"
"Vykonam svoji povinnost.
V'tem zaIezi?'
"Odrikas Sc slecny Rivadar-
cosove?"
"Odfikam Sc ii.., Ceho ia
das ieStt, maJko?"
"A Lopez? Vrah?"
"Musim jcj sam ztrestati?''
"Ano."
Dolores hlcdeIa mIcky ma
syna.
VideIa a citiIa, re splni svo-
il povinnost, ale pax ze presta
ne ziti.
"Nezadam od tebe niceho,
inoy .,J,a,y .ll Ix4~ -,
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viii, co pri tom vytrp6la. -
"Odpust' mi i ty'' - nene-
chal il syn pokracovati V reci,
"ze isem chvlli vahal, uslysev
vrahovo imeno. PTisaham ii,
re jej ztrestam, ale pax ze-
mrul"
NE, ne, budes ziti," zvolala
rozhodn6. "Matka tvoje vyho-
il u rany srdci. Az premu-
ze$ prVni naval bolu, Ease Sc
vzmuziS; Zapomenes ma ne
moznou lasku - ma lasku, pTi
hter6 ohraceli by Sc mrtvi V
hrobe, ma lasku prokletou, hire
sicl proti pfirode - ma lasku,
ktera musila ii zmizeti re srd
&c po posledni rozmluve s A
nutou."
Zastali pospolu jeSte n6ko-
jiIl hodin.
Marko z pocatku zcela zdr
cen a ustrnuJ necekanym obje
yenfm matcinym ponenahlu Sc
ti5il a oddaval Sc sv6mu osu-
du.
ByI t6lesne / duSevn6 EMO
ZEN a unaven; byl talk mdly,
re duseVnich muk vlastne ami
necitil. Dolores sed6la 30 je-
no boku a vyprav6la mu tai
nostech sveho zivota ode dine,
kdy dala iej do ustavu.
Dozv6d6l sc nyni vsem -
i to, re lila mu stale ma biz
ku a v6dela vsem jeho po-
cinani.
Jedina vec, 0 kter6 Sc mu
nesv6rila, byla lest, s jejiz po-
moci umrtvila lasku jeho k A
Mute.
Take Sc mu ami nezminila 0
tom, jak unesla pred ctrnacti
lGty sestricku uboh6 Annuity.
Marko poslouchal il klidn6
a oddane, ukol6ban iaksi la
hodnym hlasem matcinym a u
chlacholen jeii laskou, KITE
re nemohl pochybovat ktera
mu nevysloVne lahodila V teto
chyiIi, kdy ubohe srdce jcho
potfeboyalo matciny n6hy co
neiVice. Noe minula, ale Do
lores a Marko 81 nevSimli, iak
rychle prchaji hodiny.
"NadeSla chvile, kdy t6 mu
sim Ease opustit, ale tentokra-
te ieso to naposled,' pravila
konecn6 Dolores. "Probouzeii
ci Sc den bude dnem rozhod-
nym, dnem cinu. Prosim t6 jen
o jedinou wee. Zustan donna a
cekej. Ultra t6 zde vyhledam
a vice Sc nerozejdeme.'
Zdalo Sc, re t6lo jeji nepo-
dieha unav6 a zemdlenosti joel
Sc il lcskly rozcilenim nadse-
nim hlayu nesla hrde d zpri-
ma.
PAX bude poslani me spine
no a povinnost ma vykonana,
zroIala vzruSen6. "Nic nebu-
de mne vice routati k Francii
k EAyrnnG
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NNyNl1,yS9sIsN.yNyA1S S,JNyNyN
CTETE POZORNE!

Nam ma sklad6 dobrou me-
dicinu, ktera nema sobe rovn6
a sice "Hoboko, aneb Krve-
cistitel', l6civy vyrobek DR..
Petra Fahrneye. Je to neiskv6
lejSi l6karsky objev, dar pri-
rody. Tento krvecistitel pusobi
na zaludek, iatra, stfeva, led
why jin6 ustroji tela lidsk6-
no. Jestli trpite, tax Sc pre-
sv6dCte, re ie to dobr6 a ucin
ne. Cena lahve $1.40. Navod
k uzivani je ma obalu. Tento
lex koupite u John Smik, 4811
Clark Ave. S. W., Cleveland.
O. 1921
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PRlJMOU Sc fadni PAM ma
)yt Sc strayou. Adressa Sc sd6
V adm. t. listu. 12-17
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PRIJMOU Sc zeny ma siti
polstafd, mozno 81 witt praci
domd. Haste Sc V elsie 1921
Ave. blize E. SIS ul.
1918
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PRONAJME Sc

PRONAJME Sc novy dum
Sc vslm zarizenim pro bezdet-
nou rodinu. Haste Sc v tisle
12801 Angelus Ave. V Corlett.
12-17
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MUzOVE V start mezi 30ti
a 50ti lety, jiz by Sc cht6li We
noVati vynosn6mu zamestnanf
co iednatelov6 a kolektofi pri
stale mzd6 a procentu, necht'
sc prihlasi p. w. Hoowera V
uradovn6 John Hancock Mu-
tual Life Insurance Co. Room
2l0 Wise Block, So. West. car
Euclid Ave. a +. 65 III. 1920
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SAMOHRACf PIANO, upl.

nc move, 35 roly, velmi lev
ne ma rrodei, U$etrite $3.50.
Mono jeJ tez vidati vecer.
Haste Sc cislc 1854 Fulton
Rd. :?
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$1,000 MA HOTOVosTI kor
VELKA LACE.

40 akru vesm6s rovne, cerne
hlinit6 pudy, 6pokojovy dGm,
garaz, yelka stodola, slepiGnik,
pramenita voda, 40 jabloni.
les, diva kone, Sest krav, 3 pra-
sata, 80 slepic, veSkere far
marsk6 nafadi s urodou, pull
mile cd dIazdenG cesty, koste-
la, $koly, obchodu atd. Proda
Sc LEVINE neb Vymeni "a prici-
nou start. Musi byti prodano
b6hem 10 dnu. Mattel odcestu
je do Floridy. Mrs. Holson,
1879 L. 40 ST., roh Hamm ul.
Evening journal., 1919-05-03
1900 Foreign Language NelU-
papers in Wide Red Propaganda
for BOIsheUist Concerts. owe Must
Preach Revolution" is Gospel of
Advocates. Overthrow of Existing
Government is Object
KEEPS TAB
ON THE PROPAGANDISTS

WASHINGTON, May UNITED Press-Fifteen hundred for
en language publications different Sorts with ejaculation OF
included in the nationwide red propaganda
for Bosevt converts according information reported by
government department today.
Included in this propaganda is ito the American
proletas by Leon Troky of the Russian Bolshevi
eminent This message called "The AB-C of American Boil
hevsm and explains how organize for and revolution
the periodicals being used mediums for distribution
established cities with cosmopolitan populations Overthrow OF
the existing government is generally urged it said
This propaganda being preserved clipped and filed by
ca bureau of the AS indicating that the May Day
red disturbances may be only of skhmshes to toll
low officials here cited the council of Troy which has been widely
distributed and in which he says:
THE proetaa must not only conduct revolutionary
ganda, must towards revolution Ihi he adds docs
necessarily date for nsurreon and
day. Places be selected he for aming and inspiring
the and there be of maneuvers He then
at what time would into real battle
upon atmosphere popular sympathy which surrounds
them and the attitude Of the troops which the
against the people"
Another clipping selected by officials declares
I'VE MUST PREACH REVOLUTION is the supreme law of
life Youth, darT and destructive equipped with knowledge and
mbued with the divine mission of Socialism is about into
its and fulfill the debt it o the future"
Still another sheet from this countrywide propaganda de-
csres The workers gain their emancipation they their
might and demand it. Every industry should soviet The
producers rghu of all production Others declare,
the Russian revolution revolution and the call of free
dom today the call to working class dominance government and
industry"
The government carefully watching checking
of the red campaign said campaign will be launched in
the leaders declared broaden the
suppress radical publications. particularly those printed IN for
eign languages.
Evening journal., 1919-05-03
J.R. STONESIFER TO
LEAVECITY CHURCH
Accepis P a storate at
Stroudsburg, Pa. and Will
Begin Work June |
IN FIRST PULPIT
FOR NINE YEARS

The Rev. J. Ross Stonesifer, pastor OF
First Presbyterian Church, this city,
has accepted a call TO become pastor OF
the First Presbyterian Church, in
Stroudsburg, Pa. Stroudsburg is stu
ated near the beautiful Delaware Water
Gap country, the famous summer resort.
Dr. StOnesifer expects TO take mp the du-
Ties Of his new pasiorate on the q ST or
June.
His resignation was given to and re-
gretfully accepted by the session or the
First church last night and will be an
nOunced 10 the congregation tomorrow.
Or. Stonesifer has been pastor OF
First Church here for nine years. During
his ministry, the church has met with
wonderful progress, both materially
and spiritually DR., Stonesifer is an
eloquent speaker, Keen student or az
fairs and an energetic leader in all for
ward movements OF the church and
community. He has served as mYdera-
tor Of the Presbytery Of New Castle IS
on important standing committees OF
the Presbytery, and has served on many
committees OF city and state social WEB
fare organizations.
During the war, he and his church
have been active in all forms OF patri-
otic work. The Red Cross canteen has
found a hospitable assembling place
for soldiers and sailors in the base
ment Of the church. Dr.. St0nesifer him
self spent some months last summer In
pastoral work in war cantonments, at
Newport News and elsewhere.
Evening journal., 1919-05-03

As a reward for his bravery and
soldlerly efficiency. Hugh G. Carter. OF
No. COO Franklin street, has been COM
missioned a second lieutenant in the
United Stales army. Lieutenant Carter
Is now overseas with the 2sth or Iron
Division.
Young Carter enlisted as a private in
Company +, i03d Engineers. shortly ar
ter this country entered the war. lie
went with a group Of men from the
University Of Pennsylvania and Drexel
Institute and was sent to Camp Han
cock While there he was promoted to
sergeant.
in April, 1918. he was sent overseas
and has figured in many OF the large
battles. He was gassed and wounded in
the Chateau Thierry battle.
Lieutenant Carter received a personal
citation FOR bravery in the Argonne
Forest drive, After this drive he went
20 an officers training camp and won
his commission as second lieutenant
While in this city, Lieutenant Car
ter was a prominent member Of Second
Baptist Church. He was active in all
tho Organizations OF the church.
Mrs Harry c. Tazewell, OF No. 500
Franklin street Is q sister and Harry B.
Carter Of this city. who was captain OF
Company A, in the First Delaware Regi-'
ment In the Spanish-Ameriosn War is
q brother IN The young officer
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Orlando May Not Return, HOtU-
eUer, Unless President WilSO n
Changes His Attitude on Fiufle
Situation. Prepare for Reception
of Austrian Peace Delegates 8
CHINA is DISAPPOINTED
OVER JAPANESE VICTORY

PARIS, May 3. United Press - Ilal-
Jan press headquarters declared today
that the American. British and French
Ambassadors in Rome are making over
lures for the return Of the Italian
peace delegates TO Paris.
Italy naturally desires 90 partici-
pate in the peace conference" and
Italian circles feel that something
sh0Hld DE done ito prepare the ground
Tor The return Of the Italian delegates
q high Italian official told the United
Press today.
The official said Tie altitude OF the
other Allies in going with the peace
settlement without paying any appar-
ent attention 60 the Italians absence Is
beyond understanding"
Without saying 50 directly the Of
ficial made ii apparent the Italian gov
ernment feels the peace conference
should do something regarding Pres
dent Wilson's appeal 60 the Italian ap-
peal In his statement regarding Fiume.
30 long as this stands The government
feels the delegation cannot return TO
Paris. having been publicly aifronted.
Just what the Italians expected is not
exactly clear, though 10 is apparent
{ n Wilson will take back his
81 iemenl" or 10 the conference viii
formally invite the delegates 20 return,
that vii suffice Neither Of these acts
IS i'm prospect so FAR as can DE learned
In some circles 10 Is suggested that
30 is entirely necessary for Premier
Orlsndo and Foreign Minister Sonnino
20 return so that Italy may complete
ncr work in the conference. A way
may be found. however. for other ltal-
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WILSON EXPECTS
TO RETURN HOME
EARLY IN JUNE
Special Session of Congress
May Begin Either May
70 or June 2
WILL TRY TO CUT
LEAGUE FROM TREATY

WASHINGTON, May 3 United Press )
President Wilson expects tod return
home about June land a special ses-
sion OF Congress may begin either May
26 or June 2-according TO latest au-
thoritatiye advices received here from
Paris.
Unless some unexpected development
occurs In the peace settlements the
President should be on the high seas en-
route home the last Of this month. Be-
fore he sails he expects to announce
the date Of the Congress session. He
hopes to reach Washington before the
session opens in order 20 deliver his
address. but should he be delayed. it Is
the belief here that Congress will Oe-
cupy sufficient time in organizing and
preparing legislation 20 keep busy I'M
I'll he arrives.
An extra session June would mean
that Congress would face the gigantic
task OF passing the many appropriation
bills left over from the last session be-
fore the new fiscal year begins on July
4. Many departments OF the. govern
ment would be left without funds even
TO pay salaries unless needed money
were appropriated by Congress during
June.
The peace treaty. 60,OO0 words OF
Continued on Page TwO.)
Evening journal., 1919-05-03
HUN SUBMARINE
IN CHRISTIAiA
TO BOOST LOAN
Sea Viper III Comes to
Aid American Cause After
Sinking II Ships
MAYOR AND PARTY
WELCOME U-BOAT

The big German submarine raider
III. which is credited with having sunk
~ American ships. arrived in this city
today from Philadelphia 20 boost the
Victory Loan campaign. The boat Is
said to have preyed upon American
shipping on this side toward the end
OF the war and among It's victims Is
said 20 be The United states cruiser
san Diego.
The submarine VIII remain at the
foot Of Shipley street but a few hours,
being scheduled 10 leave here az Z
o'clock this afternoon. returning 10
Philadelphia. Her stay there will also
be short, as she is 20 leave on Tuesday,
proceeding down the coast TO Charles
ton. :. c., being exhibited in the in
terests OF the loan.
The boat Is one Of i've brought
across the ocean by the American navy
from The resting place OF the captured
Hun undersea fleet. 10 show the Ameri-
can people the porils which menaced
them SO long. ami 90 boost the Victory
Loan. Tho boats left Harwich on
April and made New York on April
%. They were then split up and sent
10 various American ports % boost the
loan. The U-ii7. greatest prize ~ the
lot. because only second In size. 70 IT,
nevertheless, believed 10 be one Of
those raiders which hung on New
YORK, got into Wilmington at 10 o'clock.
enroute with many interim stops 90
:. e..
Without the prowler OF the sea is
menocing. rather than impressive Dirty
gray. streaked with rust It's long. nor
row superstructure seems gaun. and
Jagged steel teeth. slant
CONTINUED on Page Eighty
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ian delegates to represent her, It is
said
PARIS, May 3-iUniied press.l-
Preparations were begun at st. Ger
main today for the reception Of the
Austrian peace delegates. Although no
date has been set for their arrival this
activity was accepted aF indicating they
will come before the German delega-
ton leaves Versailles.
(st. German is located on the Seine.
seven miles north Of Versailles and
eleven miles northwest Of Paris.)
According 10 recent information the
separate treatiesNwlth Austria. Turkey
and Bulgaria are 10 be taken up in sue
cession Immediately after the Germans
receive the terms Of the pact they must
sign. The same conditions are expected
10 govern the signing Of these treaties
as will be followed in dispOsing Of the
German pact The United Press was
informed yesterday that the Germans
will be presented their terms Monday
OF Tuesday.
Chinese peace delegates took the atti-
tude today that disposition OF Japan's
territorial claim by the big threer WAS
in direct contravention TO the princiIee
enunciated by President Wilson rtgsrd-
ing Italy's claim TO Fiums. ltif
Great viii be the disappolntmeat And
disillusionment Of the Chinese pesple i
the council stands firm on It's settle
ment OF the Shantung question" de-
clared an official statement issued by
the Chinese. "The councils handling
of the Fiume question seems all the
more reason why China's claim should
be upheld"
Evening journal., 1919-05-03

With the addition OF more than one
million dollars to the Victory Loan In
New Castle county reported today. Jo-
siah Marvel announced to the workers
at the MONDAY meeting, that he wanted
every one OF them 10 work with him
and the workers from the lower county
In a drive TO put Delaware over the top
before any other Of the 50 original
States in the Union achieved that honor.
Today's subscriptions amounted 10
81 ,t30,7J0 The grand total 90 date Is
Ss.5i4,3JO
Last night Mr.. Marvel learned that
the dupont Powder Company had ar
ranged 10 subscribe S9O0OOO 90 the loan.
That gave him an inspiration. Instead
OF waiting until the end OF next week
for the loan to be subscribed. ne con-
ceived the idea Of trying TO put the
State over quicker than any other COM
monwealth.
He called up the chalrmen OF Kent
and Sussex counties on the telephone
and teid them the situation. They
agreed to strain every effO-t IN the
next two or three days so that II pos
sible the entire quota for the state
might be raised.
With the big subscription in this
IContlnued on page two.)
GLOVER DAIRY MILK.
Clarified, pasleurizcd ana pure.-Adv.
Evening journal., 1919-05-03
WANT DELAWARE
OVER FIRST With
LIBERTY QUOTA
Chairman Hopes Remaining
Three Millions Will Be Sold
Within Three Days
DUPONTS TAKE 100000:
Sales TODAY SS.5l4.35O

Every man and woman who wishes
20 see Delaware stand in the front
ranks of patriotic States, is urged
10 put forth Just a little more effort
so that Delaware may win the honor
Of being the FIRST OF the thirteen
original States 20 raise IFS loan
quota.
GET BUSY TODAY-NOT TO-
MORROW.
Evening journal., 1919-05-03
N. Y. POLICE EXPECT TO
ROUND UP PLOTTERS TO-DAY

Omitted in
hours" The time limit 5 tonight
obtained nothing
the bomb mailed Mayor an turned TO be that of policeman
the baldwin Medical Institute placed there connection with
that Charles Baldwin
nothing with This left the cewthe tracing
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his
Evening journal., 1919-05-03
WOMEN COULDN'T
AGREE, MAN BEATS ONE

For assault and battery on a Polish
woman. who lives in his home. Sig
mund Lepkucki was fined S25 and costs
by Judge Churchman, in Municipal
Court, this morning. Lepkucki assaulted
the woman because she and bis
wife did not get along well together.
Evening journal., 1919-05-03
TO OPPOSE LAND
GRANl' FOR HIGHWAY

Lilburne Chandler viii apply for an
order restraining the State Highway
Commission. the attorney general. and
the Victor Olson Company, contractors.
from taking 10 feet from his property
at Claymont for the widening OF the
Philadelphia turnpike. The petition will
be argued before Chancellor Curtis at
# o'clock. on Tuesday morning. Notice
will be served on the defendants that
the application viii be made at that
time
Evening journal., 1919-05-03
AlnMEN norE TO GET OFF rop,Y.

ST. JOHNS N r. May United Press-A sudden change in
weather conditions today made
the transatlantic fight little brighter The wind
yeed to the SOUTH with indications Of changing to westerly and
The fos began clear away.
Evening journal., 1919-05-03
MRS. VERNON CASTLE A BRIDE TODAY.

NEW YORK. May United Press-oapan Robert fireman. Of
Ithaca r. and Mrs Irene Castle Castle
and aviator obtained marriage today. They
married Immediately afevard se Church Around the Corner