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De.aIe SoeIslalllel,
3ocietatea ..Hors JJniriiss dir

societatsa ,,Hors Unnii' din
Highland Park, Mich. Convoa-
ca pc toti membrii sal a lua 'parte
la sedinta, lunara, care Sc va IL
nea III ziua de 2 Febraprie 1919,
in hala d-lui Romulus Cpfnanes.
-ct, din Mencester Ave- Ia orele
2 p m. Printre alte> chestii impor
tante IA opdinea zilei va fiSsi re-
partitia, cazrrilor de naoarte pro-
venite din epidepia Influenza spa
nfola. Deci este An interesul fie-
caruf frate mem'bru a lus parte
la aceasta sedinta ABSENTEE ne
motivate ses vor pedepsi conform
statntelor.
,prekidiul.
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sfN VI T II 4 i,

S0clefatea rolnIna de ajUtOr 81
culturd ,,G,lltura Romina" din
Canton, Ohio, are onoarea invi-
to pe toate surorile Societati, C1u-
Pbuti 81 Parochii, precttf1 81 pc
|toti fratii romini din loc $ din
iurNa lua parte la Petrecerea Tea
trala, impreunata Gu dams, care
va avea loc Dumineca, 2 Februa-
rie 1919, in hala Societatii Ira
ian 81 Avram 1ancu REGGIE Muns
Etilor" din 1929 s-th Street N.
e., Canton, Ohio
- fncepntul va fl la orele 6 p. m
PROGRAMME TEATRAL:
,,Simbata Nortilorss', drama din
popor, de Teodor v. Pacatian,
condusa de domnul Vasile Manta.
L. Cuvfnt de deschidere din
partea donnnhli presedinte aran-
jator Joan Dragusin.
= r E r s O A N b Il b;
Petrila, morar din Doinesti, d.
nul A. TrimbitaA
sIlesha, flea hi, dina 'Elisaveta
Iiioiu. w.
I. Primareasa,' sora lui Petrila.
d-na Elisaveta Marcea. =
Preotul Serafin, d-nul Nick Be.
gu. a
vadnva Negrescu, d-naElisafta
Silica. - -
lionel, feciorul eli. d-nul Tsac
Stfeza.
Gherghe1, Scirsirrmarul, d-ml spiri
don Stanciu.
Ana, sofia lii, dina Maria Lee
.fancu, tsran, d-nul George Sta
nislau. n
Nastase, 'gfopariu; d.nul .Grigo-
re Njstor.1
Dol ucenici, N. N. y
CalHSerii societatii sub condu-
cerea d-Eui Andrei StanNya dis
ira dnopatul pubhcscu cele, mai
frumpase .jocuri rationale.
Pretul de intrare ,Casa la, -
cent, rlasa a dlN so cent de per-
Scana. n
Suprasolviri Sc primesc Gu ma
Re multumita 81 Sc vor cuita pc
Gale ziaristicaA y
BaruI va fl asortat GU ce1e mai
gnstoase mezeluri 81 balfturi re-
eoritoare,
vestita .muzica nationala de sub
condneerea domnufui George Ar
nautiu din Canton Ohio, va dt
strs onoratu1 public Gu cele mai
f".moase ari, dc cans 81 cinyece
rationale.
LIN spssanta ca ohoratul public
rominesc din loc 81 din jur ne va
daN, tot sprijinul dior bine voitor,
-participfnd intr'dn numar cit Sc
poate de mare Ia aceasta petrece,
re pima la revedere am ramas salu
tindu-va cu dragoste adevarat de
frate: ~@s
in numele Societatii ,,Cutlra
Romfnas' din Canton, Ohio:
Comitetuf aran5ator.
lO9 C4N
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cAUTAM FAmILlI

Sc lucreze la steele de zahar in
,statu1 Michigan Casele de To-
cult 81 transportul gratis. We
nit laTeprezentantii nostri ID
urmatoarels oficiuri Detroit,
Mich: Pete Silache, 6O8 Davi-
son Road, Dmni1leca, 2 Februa-
fie la orele 10 q. m. 81 la Mike
Laslo, 1869 Russell Streex Du-
nfineca in 2 Febfnarie Ia ore
lie 2 D. m. UiAcinnAti, o.:
Nick Yourgs hall, 1923 Rou
Str, Durnineca; q Febr. la ore
he 10 a. M, ori Scfieti ID Maiii
office, Marine Clty, l1icA.
ngDEPRr DENT
SUGAR co ANY.
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G Ut

pc prietenVl meu loan StfH& din
cdmnna Sibiseni, avind cunostin-
ta GU dinsul din Ilasco, Mo. Am
PRINT de la dinsul doua episto-
le, una in "a Dacembrie Isl una
in % Decembrie 1918, fntelegfnd
ca nn seafla prea bine. din eau
"a ca a dat dc ceva neplaceri
prin Detroit, Mich. 81 mai lipsin-
dui 30 dolari pc linga ce-a depus,
lam TRIMS in 4 fanuarie 1919 81
IN % lanuarie lam primit lar /.
napois de asemenea 81 epistola
recomandata. pe-care lam TRIMS
o Gu money order special deli
very. Rog pc fratii Romfni care
stiu Nceva despre dinsul sa bifIc
voiasca ami trimite adresa lui,
sau char dInsll daca va ceti acc
ste sire. sa-mi scrie ve-o epistota
cit sc poate mai curind.
Aurel Lupu, P. Box 73, Sterling,
y" Illinois.
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Tn grayd mare vapsit, Gu bisnit
garantat intre' Romini (coIonie
romina}, foarte- ieftin Sc afla de
vInzare. .Rog cereti informatimi
pc adresa de mai jos:
John Rosputnek, P. o., Limerick
Sask, Canada.
JOC OoA
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Porci fngrasati en- cucuruz, Sc
pot capata la mine III ori ce tinp.
Vino afara Ia farrna 81 til pr
lesti cum frei.A
Porcul jhnghiat gaia costa %
cent funtul.
Lnati Street carni Akron-Bsd
ford, Ohio,> 81 va dati jos la sta
pul al 29-lea.
Ehgeres, Betford, Ohio, Telefo1i
J, Bedford 143M.
(21-23)
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tucrdtori Ia
steele de lahar.

Plata .buna pentru familisti 81
sipguratici, $40 la *24 pc acar,
casa gratis 81 transportul. Cauta
81 te 1nt1lneste GU agentm nostru
in urmatoarcle locuri:
DETROIT, DUMINECA 2 FEBR.
Jacob Gust. $50 Palmer Street, a.
proapeg de RUSSELL la 1G ore dimi-
neata
John Ferency office. 2l94 w.
Jefferson Ave-, la orele 2 p. m.,
la Petev Bolga, oficiul 722 Fran
kiln Street, la 4 ore dupa amiazi.
CLEVELAND, DUN, 2 FEBR,
Peter Zeigler. >oficiul .3218 st.
Clair Ave-, la orele49 dimineata.
Alex. J. vilcsek, oficinl 1925 Bit
ekeve Road, la oreIe II diminea-
ia. Fratii Makranczy, oficiul 2S15
Lorraine Ave-. la orele 2 p. nj.
Gabriel ,Barbul, oficiul 55O1 De-
troit Ave, la orele 4 p. m.
DAYTON, O., DUN, 8 FEBR.
George Eilhart, 2O6 WortmM A.
venue, la orele 3 n m.
P1TTsBURa, dunn. . fEBk:
Joe steigerwTd, oflciul 4262f g
nd Aev, la orele 2 p. m.
CHICAGO, DUN, 2 rEBE.
Fekete 81 fiul, oficiul 1857 West
!. Grand Ave, la orele 9 a. m.
Al. Weber, casa 1912 Ovehard
Street. la orele IL dimineata.
Chas Kassay, oficiul 1928 Cot
tage Grove Ave. Ia orele 3 p. m.
>B6FFALo, LUNI 8 FEBR,
Lorenz Weber Han, 634 Broad
way, la orcie 730 seara.
MICHIGAN SUGAR COMPANY,
SAGINAW, MICH.
f2l-25) -
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CAU TA. M

Mineri pentrn 1ucru fncontinuu la
minele noAstre, unde poti cistiga
bani frumosi. Avem deja in lucru
Romfni Gu familiile, earl toti sunt
satisfactti. MOI furnizam carbuni
la Bethlehem Steel Mills, deci tre-
buie sa lucram cu toate fortele. =
Casele de locnit de prima ccnditiu-
ne. Vino nunai de cit gaia de luc-
III. 1f1aiAte dc a plaAa scriA dupa
informatiuni. Scrieti romfneste lar
moi va raspundem. -Nu uitati adj
resa:
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societatea ,,Plugarul Romln'

din Youngstown Ohio Con-
voae& pc toti membrii sal lua
parte la sedinta generala lunara.
care Sc va tnea Dummeca, 2 Fe-
-bruarie 1919, in hala societatii
din 645 Poland Ave, la~orele 100
p m. Printe> alte puncte impor-
ltanfe Ia ordinea zi1ei ta fl 81 lua-
rea hotarirei caf achitarea dato-
riei care e la Rala.A
Teti aeei membrii care vor lip
81 de la aceasta sedinta nu vor a.
yea scllze decit sd fie bine mott
.vate, la caz Wntrar eyor fl pc
depsiti conform statytelor.
Prezidiul.
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Prezidiul..s
Fiiala societatii svulturul''

FAiala Societatii ,,vulturul"
din. McKeesport, pa. =. Convoa-
ca pc tsf membrii Aai a lua parte
La a'adunarea generala lunara, care
va avea loc in ziua de 2 Februarie
1919, in halA din Locust 81 Rim
gold, la orAelc 1s30 p. m. Absenteie
nemotivate Sc vor ,pedepsi con-
form statutelor. \
Preziaiul..
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soctstatea ,,rubirsa fratsasca'

NVVAS VSgO>4sSs y~s~~~~ 49, = = - ~~y~s'sSS~S
din Mt. UniQn, Pa. Conyoaca
pc toti~neu,lbrii sal lua parte "a
adunarea generala, care seva IL
nea Dumineea, 2 Februarie 1919,
la orele 2 f>m., IN. hala Societatii
din Division Street Flet),. Fie-
care fEate membruS este rugat =
lua parte ID aceasta gedinta, fl
ind lucrnri f@rte ipportante de
rezolvat. Absenfele nemotivate Sc
vor anienda conform statuteior.
prasidiul
l9 ~
societatsa ,,DiruintS din Wa
rrens Ohio. Convoaca pc toti
membrif sal d lua phrte la sedin-
ta ce Sc va tinea Dumineca, 2 Fe,
bruarie 1919 81 mi III l Februarie
1919 cum a fost publicat in Q con-
yocafe lanseri@fa. Tqti fratii
membrii II bine yoiasca la-si adu-
ce adresele 81 cui Ias6 heneficiYI
in ear de nsoarte ca sd sc. poAta
induce in matrieuH aceja care ny
snnt ipdpsi
\ xs ~ I'm 81 49, rAVN1O3uH r
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Societatea ,,Treicolorul 81 Inde-
penaenta Remina" din Gary, Ind,

= Convoaca pc toti 'membrii sal
a lua parte la sedinta generala IN
nara, care Sc va Stinea Ds1mineca,
2 Febrqarie, in hala de sub solul
bisericei din " 81, Madison Str,
Ia orele 27p. m. Stunt fugati toti
fratfi mkmbrii atitcei din loc, scft
81 eei din iur & lfa parte la acea-
sta adunare.s Absentele nemotiva,
te Sc vor pedepsi conform statu-
telor. =
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,Societatea s,Traian 81 Awam
Iancu REGGIE MQntilor din Can,

ton, Ohio. - fC6nvoaca pc totl
membrii saiaa lua parte La sedin-
ia generala extra ordinara lunara
care Sc va tinea Dumineca, 2 Fe-
bruarie 1919, ID orele 2 lupa a
miazi, in hala. societatii din 1922
8-tii Street N. E. Canton, Ohio,
La, aceasta sedinta- find lueruri
de mare impbrtanta de rezolvat,
sunt rngati toti fratii membrii
a. lua parte unconditional,
Prezidiul.
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it
Societatea DIR. 1uliu Manu-

din Canton, Ohio. Convoaca
pc toti >menTbrii4 sal lua parte
IA aduparea aenerala extra crdi-
nara, care Sc va ytinea Dumineca,
2 Februaf1e 1919 la orele 2, Aupa
amiazi, in. .lialA din Harrison A.
venue s. w. No. zoos.
Deci avfndt o. nnportanta foar-
te msret Ieasta adunare, sunt
rugati ttr fratir membrii a lua
,farte. Absentele> nemotivate Ae
vor pedepsi conform stat9tefor.
Prezidiul.
Evening journal., 1919-12-13

on a bundle Of hush talk that the wife
Immediately ties up II she's within rib
distance. The women are wonders at
that game. They can steer the hubs
wild suggestion Of big party at her ex-
pense and trouble, TO the subject OF
high rents or auto troubles by short,
snappy pressure on his junior toe, or
by doing an eyebrow shimmy. And ell
through the transaction she doesn't let
on, or nun one thread Of the buzz on
Mrs. Whatsername's new tailOr-made
suit. Husbands are foolish. That's what
makes them husbands, They'd just as
soon invite a flock OF company out TO
the wigwam during moving time. and
be taken up on it, II II weren't for the
wifes nimble elbow. A wife thinks for
her hub in company through the tip OF
her shoe.
Evening journal., 1919-12-13
GRANGE ENDORSES
AID TO CHILDREN

The secretary Of the State grange
wishes to correct the following state
ment regarding the repart Of the com
mlttee on women's work as submitted
at the Grange meeting held last We'd
nesday at Dover:
THE committee recommended that
the State Grange support the Service
Citizens OF Delaware In their effort TO
better the physical condition Of the
children OF the state through the en-
ployment Of community nurses
This statement should have read
state Reconstruction Commission" in
stead OF Service Citizens Of Delaware, "
as the community nurses mentioned
are those connected with the Delaware
Child Health Centers operating under
the State Reconstruction Commission.
The State Grange not only voted en-
dorsement Of the Child Welfare work Of
the state Reconstruction Commission,
but voted TO appoint a committee Of
members Of the grange TO act in an ad-
visory capacity TO the Reconstruction
Commission. This committee will keep
the Reconstruction Commission closely
in touch with the needs OF the children
In the rural localities.
Evening journal., 1919-12-13
COPS RUSHED BY
SUGAR SEEKERS

A stranger to the city might have
easily imagined a series Of riots were in
progress at Sixth and King streets this
morning. A corner grocery. which has
been selling sugar on market days to
customers who purchase coffee and
tea. was rushed" at intervals Of about
fifteen minutes by crowds OF women
and men customers with a vlgor that
required the utmost efforts Of three
TAN policemen 10 check.
Formerly line was formed on Sixth
street leading to the doors Of the store,
and buyers were admitted in sections,
according to their places In the pro
cession. The police, however, have been
given orders not 10 permit this line to
form. As a result the crowds OF eager
sugar seekers today swarmed about the
corner, impeding sidewalk traffic, or
assembled IN knots at the curb.
Whenever the store doors were open
ed for a new lot Of customers, there
would be a general charge resembling
a small sized Russian revolutionary
crowd clamoring for soviet government
Against this mass OF smuggling hu-
manity the trio OF bluecoats would
brace themselves 20 prevent the doors
of the store from being crushed In, and
20 save members Of the crowd from
broken ribs and trampling.
Evening journal., 1919-12-13
MAYOR APPOINTS
PRICE COMMITTEE

Mayor Taylor last night announced
the personnel Of the Food Proilteerins
Committee and has called the commit
tee TO meet in Council chambers next
Wednesday night The commit rep
resents the public, wholesalers, retail
crs. organized labor and City Council.
The members follow: Police Com
missioner w. n. Megear, wholesale
grocer; William A. lIannlgan, repre-
sentlng J. u. Sisler and Company; Ray
mond F. Alsoyor manager OF swift and
Company; Ray w. Miller. manager OF
Armour and Company; George l.. Mar
shall, manager Of Wilson and Company;
Harry Frazier, Lawson and Company,
retail groccrs: G. r. Stclle. OF Turner
and steele, retail grOcers; Robert ID.
Morrow, Of Morrow and Company, retail
grocers; +. w. Stlarle, secretary OF the
Central Labor Union: Wolf Sugarman'
retail grocer: c. T. Brldgham and James
r. stein. Kiwanis Club James r, Broad
and George NJ. Fisher, Rotary Club; p.
r. Denny, William +. Skellenger, Retail
Groccrs' Exchange; Mrs. Anna +. Ray
nor. Mrs. Henry J. Bailey, New-C'niury
Club: Mrs A. ID. Warner and Miss Clara
Southwlck Consumers League, Coun-
cllmen James Kane. Alexander r. Ahra-
hams. William Abberger and James Nc
Manus
Evening journal., 1919-12-13
nrnonorn nEAcn pERsoNALs.

Special TO The Evening Journal.
REHOBOTH BEACH, Dec. t3-Miso
Blanche Trultt spent several days In
Philadelphia last week.
New electric lighting has been In
stalled At All Saints Mission
Services were held al All Saints =. r.
Church last Tuesday evening by me
Rev. S. d. Van Loan OF Georgetown.
Mrs. Willard S. Truitt has returned
from n visit 10 relatives at Fairmount
Joseph Jandel is working as extra
man at the RehOboth Life Saving Ste
tlon.
The children OF Epworth M. n
Church are rehearsing for the Christ
mas entertainment.
Mrs Fred $. Williams and children
spent three days this week in Phila-
delphla
Colonel n. II. Mitchell and Major
Ralph !. Sasse OF the Tank Corps, Camp
Meade. Md, spent several days this
week on a cunning trip down Rehoboth
Bay
Earl Schmlerer who was wounded
while serving with the A. r. f., IS III
i'm the Marine Hospital Baltimore.
/ Mr. and Mrs Fred A. Ross and daugn-
ter Katharine. spent the weekend at
their cottage here.
Evening journal., 1919-12-13
GOLDMAN WON'T
QUIT BERkNAN
Gives Up Fight to Prevent
Deportation TO
Russia
HOPES TO GO
IN TEN DAYS

NEW YORK, Dec. i3-Rather than be
separated from Alexander Berkman,
her companion for years, Emma Gold
man announced last night through her
attorney that she had abandoned her
legal lght in the Supreme Court 10
prevent her deportation to Soviet lts-
sia with Berkman and some 50 other
radicals
Harry Weinberger, her attorney In a
letter 90 Assistant Attorney-General
Stewart. at Washington. asked that Miss
Goldman's application for a writ or
error or appeal and release on bail be
Withdrawn. He said that this request
was made "ln view Of the statement
made by your department and the Com
missioner General OF immigration that
Emma Goldman and Alexander Berk-
man and other Russians will be de-
ported within 10 days TO Soviet Russia
The letter said Miss Goldman pre-
ferrcd jail or deportation Ito contln-
ued custody on Ellis Island
The refusal OF the Supreme Court TO
delay Berkman's deportation, the at
lorney said. also had led Miss Gold
man to abandon her fght. lie quoted
/ her as saying that M Berkman must
/ 60. I and the rest will 90 with him
/ Later a statement was issued by Miss
/ Goldman, in which she said
Il desire 10 go soon as possible to
! Soviet Russia and I expect the Govern
ment TO keep its promise to deporl
Berkman and myself, as well as other
Russians within 10 days Citizenship
by naturalization today Is no prolec-
tiOn TO any former alien"
She said that The sudden calling FOR
her deportation showed "thc hysteria
OF the Government officials" and That
she did not expect that she would De
given time 10 arrange her many bust
ness and personal affairs"
Characterizing the Governments ac-
tlon as like that Of 1.-The Gar OF old
Russia" Miss Goldman continued: "l
expect while in Soviet Russia 20 read
shortly Of American-born citizens be
ing deportcd from America 10 the IS
land Of Guam or some other colonial
possession OF America. despite tho
Constitution. which guarantees free
speech and free press"
Evening journal., 1919-12-13
GETS DOLL FROM CHINA.

An unusual and attractive doll has
been received by Miss Florence r. Nc
Mullen, OF No. 1913 West Sixth street,
from her sister, Mrs. James Whitefleld'
now in the Philippines, and formerly
of Shanghai, China. II Is Chinese
don" and is fifteen inches high. 1t Is
dressed In the costume OF the orient
with w silk garments, hand-embroidered
Mrs. Chauncey p. Holcomb sent the
doll for Mrs. Whitneld's sister, Miss
McNfullen, in this city. The toy has at
tracted much attention here.
IL will be remembered that Mrs
Whitefeld was Miss Laura McMullen
She sailed last May, from san iran
cisco. for Vladvostok. Russia, where
sho ioined her husband, who is leu
tenant in the United States navy. The
Whitenelds spent sometime in Russia
then in Shanghai, China, and are now
in the Philippines.
Evening journal., 1919-12-13
OTMIO.


Otrllo. the las. opera OF the great ltol-
ian composer Verdi. and considered by
many critics as his masterwork, is bos-
ed upon the story made familiar by
Shakespeare IN his play OF Olhello.
CteIo. a dark-sklnned Moor, who had
won fame ne a warrior, was welcomed
and made much OF by the great hut his
greatest victory lay IN his winning the
heart NJ the beautiful ncsdcmona. Their
welded happiness had continued hut
short time. when seeds of jealousy
were implanted I'm the heart of Ot'llo
by Iago, anxious 90 harm Cassie. an
other general, whose causc was be-
friendcd by nesdcmona. OiellO mlsun-
dersiood his BRIDES interest In Cassie,
and his suspicious jealousy was famed
into a destroying blaze by logo. The
Moor realized Desdemona's Innocence
after n was too late. when she lay dead,
slain by his own hand
Otello will close the operailc sea-
son at the Playhouse next week II will
be sung In Italian by the Manhattan
Grand Opera Company on "Wednesday
evening. The cast will be one TO make
a memorable evening. The great role
OF Otello will be taken by Riccardo Mar
tin, the famous tenor, with Athena
Buckley as Desdemona and Giorglo
pulitl az lagO.
Evening journal., 1919-12-13

atre next week It includes James and
sadie Leonard. assisted by Richard An
derson & Co, In when Caesar Cs
Her" a travesty; Billy DuNall and Ma
rle slmonds. in Their First Quarrel,
comedy; Bruce Richardson & Co.. In
Moving Day; the DuFor Boys clever
dancers. the Carson Trio, musicians )
Homer Romalne, serial ecoentrics {;
Turner and Grace, is comedy, and lsa-
belle and Francis Mckenty In lu-
venile reyuo entIilod Kids VIII BE
Kids"
Evening journal., 1919-12-13
AUXILIARY II. n. t. ELECTS.

Wilmington Lodge NO. 466, Ladies
Auxiliary OF B. Of r. T., elected officers
last night as follows: Worthy presi-
dent. Gertrude Hasson; councilman, j.
+. Lonand; past president, Bertha Dick
erson; secretary, Irene Mellon; treas
urer. Margaret Price; vice-presldent,
Mary sample; cOnductress, Leta
Adams; chaplain, Verona Denver; in
side guard. Marie Waltz; outside guard,
Mildred Mohler.
This lodge was organized in May,
1912, by Gertrude Hasson, who has been
president OF the lodge since that time.
The lodge originally had a membership
OF q. There are now 81 members. The
lodge wants a membership OF 900.
A luncheon was served last night at
the conclusion OF the business meet
Ing.
Evening journal., 1919-12-13
Light, POWER
BANLIFTED
Train Service Also Back to
Normal in District on
Monday
ALL AGAIN WORK
ON FULL TIME

ID Regulations Of the Fuel Adlministra-
tion which has helped paralyze every
phase OF activity in Delaware since
Monday. were removed last night by
L. w. Baldwin. Fuel Director Of the
Allegheny region. Mr. Baldwin was
acting under instructions from Walker
D. Hines, Direcior-G General Of Railroads.
The order Is effective at once. This
means that today The factories may
,operate on full time, stores may sell
as late as they please tonight and each
succeeding night, and that the business
life Of the city and State are placed
on an entirely normal footing.
Today the lifting Of the ban was
hailed with 10y by thousands whose
activities have been crippled during
this week. Brief as has been the dur
alton OF the restrictions, II has result
cd in inconvenience 10 many citizens
not to speak Of small inconvenience
mix-up and general trials TO the pa
tlence and nerves.
The order reaches into root and
branch OF every industry. The whole
situation having developed just at thi.
time. It will be hailed with the mos'
glarness, perhaps, in the ranks Of the
store proprietors and their patrons in
cludlng virtually every citizen.
Elisha Lee. federal manager OF thC
Pennsylvania Railroad eastern lines
states all Pennsylvania trains which
had been curtailed last Wednesday a:
part OF the cOal-cOnservatiOn program
will be restored, with the exception ot
the Broadway Limited, the lwenty-foul
hour train between New York anC
Chicago. Mr.. Lees order puts bscl
in operation all through and suburban
trains. as we'll as sleeping cars anC
coaches.
The foregoing orders have been Is
sued following receipt Of a statemen
from Walker d. Hines, federal railroad
administrator. Mr. Hines said som'
conservation was still desirable unit
the production Of coal again becam'
normal, but left It TO the discretion o
the local regional directors to furnish
relief from the restrictions in effect.
Evening journal., 1919-12-13
SQUARE DEAL FOR
THE CHILDREN

Is your child getting a square deal2
II not. what are you going to do about
lt2"
In these words the new dodger
What Do Growing Children Need2'
Just issued by the chlldren'0s bureau
Of the United states Department OF
Labor challenges every parent. In sim
ple. concise language the essential re-
uuirements for the normal growth and
development OF the child are listed I'M
der the headings. shelter. Food, Cloth
Ing. Health and Personal Habits, Play
Education and Work, Religion and
Moral Training,
Evening journal., 1919-12-13
s'TIIE BRAT.s

Particular attention IS called 70 the
coming engagement OF Nazlmova In
4The Brat" at the Queen Theatre all
Of next week. 70 marks the return OF
this Russian artist to the screen
where she made her FIRST local appear
ance IN the picture War Brides W
which gave her a tremendous start on
the road OF fame that has been very
short and quickly traversed.
The art Of Nszlmova Is one Of the
most wonderful features Of the silent
drama. Il has carried her through nu-
merous photOplay productions that
have represented types Of varied as the
weather. We have seen her ms the
gypsy IN Eye for Eye" and the Chinese
girl in "The Rcd Lantern her previous
production to "The Brat" But now
when she comes In "Tho Brat she is
still moro different than ever before.
II Is rather surprising 20 know that
regardless OF tho exceptional appeal
that Nazlmova has to American photo
play fans, "The Brat" will mark her
first appearance as an American girl