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The Chattanooga news. [volume] (Chattanooga, Tenn.) 1891-1939, 1920-05-18

| characterized hy tho ma lorIfv n1 -
colossal blunder and waste cf puhlin
iundu The minority held the plant
wAN ~ experiment and necessary. hnt
homes
The minority declared that surreatscn
py majority as ito sinister Influences
operating upon those who laid out me
rant rantsd n.. and evidently for the purpose Of
-, Defend Cot Joyes.
Ordnance officers, the majority
guard the interests of The UnitsS
states" The conduct OF Col. u, III.
Joyes. head OF the nitrates division. III
approving contracts with the ar redue-
,.9m company for nitrogen columns ens
nearly spboo0o,". the majority said. "was
such Aa to merit severe cenatire IshS
minority ''rapudiated emphaticaIIy.. ms
assertion as TO Col. Joyes declaring he.
,n,ssr,, ,ne.sd upon principles OF the highest
The majority held that Toledo and
Cincinnati plant locations were slna,ilts
able, saying 1t was evident that crifi.
eism OF the Alaahrna locations b.
Ohlo representatives In congrnsm xVaa
the inducing cause OF tho location 81
plants IN Ohio in mn unsuccenHfui effort
ciEn. N.est
The cost plua system was condemned
ny the majority Tho minority raid
i was the only practicable way al
getting speed and action.
Amounting TO crlmlnailty.
o.. EAcessiye waste OF labor and material
amounting under ordinary circtifn-
stances to crimInality'' was CHARGED ~
the majority. Admitting waste lhn
minority replied there was a tremenfldun
labor turn over, with all sorts of ems
ployes' tnrlIty and shiftless, but de-
ciared Y was not wilfmi waste.
The majority discussed future ala
position OF the properties and Reported
Masefseiy upon q plan. as set forth Al
= blll now pending n congress fof
as fertilizer factory. The minorife
charged that this was an encroaehlnent
upon the Jurisdiction OF another conS.
IEnI.,ee' Inni ana hence refused to make ina-
The majority said il would be fallv Il
complete the Toledo and Cincinnati
plants. Since nobody had ever risc.
gested that. the minority said. tive take
y mat the majority have asserted 0ne
vhsro vb,sroh has VIII not 20 contested any
GARRETT IN DENIAL.
Charqes by the republican ma.
lorlty that local sentiment AZ thn
Io,snes. Ala. hearings ''pre-
a full disclosure Of the facts as 70
waste In the construction Of nitrate
plants al Sheffield and Muscle
Shoals" we're denied BY Representa-
i've Garrett, Democratic member Of
the committee.
Declaring that according to the ma
tority report the Muscle Shoals pro-
ject was the head and front" of the
administration'a offandmg, Mr. Garrett
said he did not hear. publicly or pfi-
vately, OF the slightest effort at Fior-
ence to conceal from the committee any
tact or TO prevent the full story being
told. There appeared to he no rea-
son for the assertion he added. "ex-
cept. perhaps. to create the impression
that more might have been learned
unless Il be TO. give an excuse for IN
sertinE from the unsworn data furnished
by the department OF Justice a state-
ment OF one OF its special agents re-
lntiVo to a speech by representative
Almon. saying he had no patience with
who talked about extra
vagance In connection with the build-
Ing OF Muscle shoals"
The Chattanooga news. [volume] (Chattanooga, Tenn.) 1891-1939, 1920-05-18
Rich ARKANSAS FARMS
FLOODED; LEVEE BREAKS

lTexarkana, Ark, May lS,-With
thousands OF acres of rich farming land
in Lafayette county already flooded as
a result OF a break of private levee,
hundreds of volunteer workers today
we're undressing other levees along Red
river 10 prevent more serious over
fow when. water from the Oklahoma
watershed, the result of record
breaking rainfall. reaches here tomor-
.row or Thursday.
The Chattanooga news. [volume] (Chattanooga, Tenn.) 1891-1939, 1920-05-18
ADOPT PROVISION FOR
TWO IRISH SENATES

London. May fS.--Announcemen was
made in the house OF commons late this
afternoon that the government had ac-
cepted the amendment to the Irish
Home Rule bill. coating two senatcs in
ireland.
Sir. Edward Carson, pleading that
America he left out OF the discussion
over ireland. declared.
We are s.ill great power and not
subordinate 10 America"
NIGHT
The Chattanooga news. [volume] (Chattanooga, Tenn.) 1891-1939, 1920-05-18
THREATENED LIVES OF
FALL AND CAPT. HANSON
Mexican Consul Raymond de
Negri Charged Before
Senate Committee.

Washington, May lS.-The lives OF
Ssnator Fall, republican, of New Mex
10, chairman of the subcommittee in
yestigating Mexican affairs. and capt.
William Nj. Hanson, an employe OF that
committee, were threatened in 1913 by
RAYMOND de Negri, former consule gen
eral for the Mexican government Nn
New York. Charles e. Jones, of New
York, today testified before the SEN
atcacomnNittee.
The Mexican government VIII 40
everything and spare no money IN try
ing to eliminate the enemies OF Mex
ico," Jones quoted De Negri as saying.
The Chattanooga news. [volume] (Chattanooga, Tenn.) 1891-1939, 1920-05-18
STREET swEEPEes strike

Chicago. May 1s.--Some 5000 street
swecpers. teaMsters and garbage hand
iers employed by the CITY went on
strike today. demanding an increase In
wages. All OF the men on strike went
out last March during constipation Of
the 1920 budget? Their return 20 the
strike was due TO the. fact that the
budget did not. grant tnelr fun de-
mands.
The Chattanooga news. [volume] (Chattanooga, Tenn.) 1891-1939, 1920-05-18
Turks i'm DriUe
), Against Greeks
Reinforcements Massed by
Sultah's Commandant-
lima East of Smyrna.

Constantinople, May lS.--(A. P)--
Greek and Turkish troops have clashed
about twenty five miles east of Smyrna,
where the Turks are taking the offensive
and are apparently massing reinforc'A
mcnts preparatory to further advane 6
against the Greeks.
Fighting has occurred between Mag
nsa and Menamen..
Jafar Tayar. Turkish commanuanr at
Adrianople has sent a message here
from that city saying 10000 Turks and
liuigariahs are preparing TO resist the
Greeks He declares they will meet the
Greeks midway between Tchatalja anu
.Adrianople when the Greeks begin oc-
cupation Of Thrace.
The Chattanooga news. [volume] (Chattanooga, Tenn.) 1891-1939, 1920-05-18
GLASS WRITES LEAGUE
PLANK FOR VIRGINIA
Some of the Opinion That
Will Outline Presidents
Policy.

Washington, May 1S.--President Will
son>~policy with gregard to the league
of nations i'm the coming campaign will
probably be outlined at the democratic
convention at Roanoke. Va. today, it
was learned here.
Senator Glass has prepared a league
of nations plank for the democratic
platform of the Virginia convention,
which he win submit to the convention.
The plank has been read and approved
by the president as outlining his poll
cies.
Senator Glass left here for Roanoke
last night.
The Chattanooga news. [volume] (Chattanooga, Tenn.) 1891-1939, 1920-05-18
SIMS-PENROSE
COMBINE HINTED
Daniels Charges Two Men
From Pennsylvania Repeat
ed Each Others Words.
FACTS BELLE NAVY DELAY

Washington. May 1s.--0. NJ So
Charges made agaipst the navy depart
ment by Rear -Admlral Sims are the
"aRpIihed and repeated statements OF
Senator Boles Penrose. ot Pennsylvanis.
made in the senate Aug. "a. 1918. decIar~
ing that procrastinatlon on the part Of
the secretary OF the navy delayed the
termination OF tho war at least three
months. cost $4,000 900. 900 and many
lives, Secretary Josephus Daniels today
told the senate subcommittee investi.
eating the Sims charges.
II have been Informed that II was
not Admiral Sims who originated this
charge, but that II was first made in
the senate by Senator Penrose," Daniels
told the committee. ut attracted nd
attention whatever then and l do moi
recall seeing any reference TO II In the
press. II would have been as easily
answered then as now. however," Dan.
iels quoted from the speech made hv
Penrose in the senate during discussion
OF tho activity on the Atlantic coast 81
German sea-raiders.
Both From PennsyIvanla.
EITHER Admiral Sims Is a piaEarist
and appropriated his views and charges
from Senator Penrose, or by tine new
science OF mental telepatny the views
OF the senator from Pennsylvania were
communicated to Admiral Sims by wave
lengths or some other wireless method
unknown to those not familiar with
occult science" Daniels continued.
.Penrose comes from Pennsylvanla
academy from that state. Did they coll
lohorata or exchange mental felt-
gramsY" Daniels asked.
They all speak the senator's Lam
guage, figures, phrases and all. You
might have saved thousands OF reams
OF paper by investigating hts brief az.
cusations which his piagarlarisfs a.
hypnotized successors have elaborated
into many hundred thousand wurga.
Daniels continued.
senator Penrose was Imposed unon
by some informant who Is almosA ns
reckless IN his figures as Admiral Sims
WAS IN his accusations" Daniels aaid.
when the senator has the facts NJ
Will OF course. be glad 10 correct Ms
sMtn.ements M made upon Information ht
wiz now see y not reliable.
Told Same story.
Daniels said Sims was telling prana
licaily the same thing In Europe pen.
rose was telling on the floor az me
senate nc practically the same time.
When Sims first appeared before mi
C.oniultteo Ia the. medal award hear.
inEs, no was asked what brought about
Ihe investigation and ha answered NJ
uld not know anything about thena
tmnEs' but had just sized ID up fhnf
there was some political favor u if.Ff
naa9 W.. punieiss and added:
when he made these later changes
an.ougiit he was voicing his avn
The Chattanooga news. [volume] (Chattanooga, Tenn.) 1891-1939, 1920-05-18
JUMPED TO HIS DEATH
oklahoman Commits Suicide
in New Orleans.

New Orleans. la. May Isl. n.
Adams, Of Oklahoma city fell or
Jumped to his death from tho seventh
floor Of the Grunewald hotel here today.
He entered his room 81 an early hour
and few minutes afterward crash
was heard and his body was found ON
the roof Of tho hotel bakery. lie was
about 10 years aid and papers Indicated
he was In the oil business.
The Chattanooga news. [volume] (Chattanooga, Tenn.) 1891-1939, 1920-05-18
Cloudy, Says Billy 'POssum

II ! were n mas
ter plumber and
you were the Wiz
laa ~ belle; we'd
spend our young
lives laughing az
the II. &. OF J..
Wed buy our
selves limousiuer
all with n golden
tint. Then ride by
each day and
laugh at the u. 3
mint. Wed build
n beautiful palace
richt by the side ~
the sea. II wouldn't
cost us much. we'd
get our plumbing
FREQ Wfsd laugh
The Chattanooga news. [volume] (Chattanooga, Tenn.) 1891-1939, 1920-05-18
REQUEST WILSON TO
CALL LEAGUE MEETING.

London. MAY ig-U. n. ST.
The council 81 tho league Of ma.
tiDnF, now IN session IN Rome.
IL requesting President Wilson 90
Convokc a meeting Of the league.
said Central News dispatch
from Rome today. The dispatch
added that reply % Russia has
been drafted on the matter of an
inN estlEatior ~ conditions In
Russia by the allies.
The Chattanooga news. [volume] (Chattanooga, Tenn.) 1891-1939, 1920-05-18
JOHN BARTON PAYNE
WILL SUCCEED HINES

washington. May te.-President
Wilson today appoIated John Barton
Payne, secretary Of the interior d.
rector. general OF the railroad ao-
minlstration to succeed Walker o.
Hines. whose resignation became
effective May IS.
The Chattanooga news. [volume] (Chattanooga, Tenn.) 1891-1939, 1920-05-18
MUCH LAND SOLD

Huntsville. Ma. May is.-fSpecial) }
Deeds filed for record IN the probate
court during the last week aggregated
5000. 900. Several big sales Of farm
property we're reported.
The Chattanooga news. [volume] (Chattanooga, Tenn.) 1891-1939, 1920-05-18
'PREAKNESS WON BY
MAN O. WAR; UPSET NEXT

PimIIco, Nd, May ts.-tA. P.l-
The preakness was won by Man o.
War; upset second: Willard third.
Time ISL as.
The Chattanooga news. [volume] (Chattanooga, Tenn.) 1891-1939, 1920-05-18

Spd wouldn't care when the cost
Of living foil. n were a master plumber
and YOU we're the village brile.
The weather.. Partly cloudy tonight
falr and warmer "wednesday.
The Chattanooga news. [volume] (Chattanooga, Tenn.) 1891-1939, 1920-05-18
SWISS FoR LEAGUE or NAr,oNs

Geneva. May is--Tha popular ma
lority IN favor of adherence bv swlt1er-
land 20 the league ~ nations in the ref
erendum hero was "a. 720 The cote in
favor ~ the proposition waH llg. 500 end
the vote AGAINST n. see,tm
The Chattanooga news. [volume] (Chattanooga, Tenn.) 1891-1939, 1920-05-18
WILSON ASKS LOUISIANA
GOVERNORS SUPPORT

Baton Rouge. la. MAY is
a. P.)--Gov Parker today re-
ccived message from President
Wilson urging his interest Hnd
influence In support Of federal
suffrage.
The Chattanooga news. [volume] (Chattanooga, Tenn.) 1891-1939, 1920-05-18
TO NAME NEW MEMBER

Washington. May is.-R new member
or Tho thrtn commission will be desig,
mated by President Wilson tomorrow. 4
was learned at the white House today
The name, of the appointed was mo-
made public.
The Chattanooga news. [volume] (Chattanooga, Tenn.) 1891-1939, 1920-05-18
AMERICAN LEAGUE

Innings / 2 R.H. L.
ST. Louis .....,.....3 % 2-s 10
AT Washington ........6 #--l7 28 q
BatteresVangder, Lefed and SEVERED; Schocker Shaw
and Charity and Toney.
Innings rs r. III r.
Chicago ...........0 80 o 4 o. s o
At Boston ...,....O i o 0 2-3 Q /
Batteres-Wilams and Schalk; Bush Russell Walters.
Innings o r II r.
Cleveland ...........0 o o. O Q A.
At New York .........0 0 4 o. #-lI II O
Batteres--Myers Uhle and oNci shawkey and Hannah.
Innings Q Us r. HE
Detroit ..t.....r.s.,..0 0 o. o. 2 IL q
AT Phladephia ......i O. 90 o &c Or 8 q
kins.~ sM Mf
Evening journal., 1920-06-18
MOSCOW LIKE
PLAGUED CITY
Every Other School House
in Country is
Prison
MACHINE GUNS KEEP
PEOPLE QUIET
BY J. HERBERT DUcKWORIH.
\. T.. A. Slan Correspondent

(Copyright, 1870. by the Newspaper
Enterprise Association)
RENAL. Esthonl0, June IS Especial
Cable Tho appcaranaa- OF MOSCOW
/ had read what other correspond
ents had written OF The Bolshevlk
Now I know that they must have
been I'D over Cooks Tours through
M0soov-ihat thew nevr slrv the real
Moscow or they could not have writ
ten without reservation Aat lhe CITY
WAS running normally:
] flaily contradict those VINO nave
kald there are automobiles, we'll
dressed men and women attending
theatres and r1ostai1rants--that things
are running fun blast.
Moscow looks as though 10 had been
smltten BY a terrible plague.
The people OF Moscow are dazed
with SORROW. Their CLOTHES are
threadbare and they are almost shoe
lass.
IL IS true there Is opera in a Few
theatres, a few restaurants open enC
a few neichborhood moving picture
places. But those are not Tor th'
starving masses.
Thi, only automobiles la Moscow
are those carrying commiesals an'
Rrmed soldiers from the tNiraordl
harry Commission for the ouppfcssiul
OF the Counter Revolution.
These Official cars race about VIII
nnen exhausts and like the car
called Juggernaut mails people shud
der with fear.
EVERY other school and publ
building Is a prison and hrous
Evening journal., 1920-06-18
Great Rejoicing by
Rheumatic Cripples
If So Crippled You Can't Use Arms
or Legs Rheuma VIII Help You
or Nothing To Pay.

II you want relief in two days, swift,
gratifying relief, take one tcaspoonful OF
Rheuma once a day.
m YOU want 10 dissolve the uric acid
poison In your body and drive II out
through the natural channels % that you
will be free from rheumatism, get 70
cent bottle Of Rheuma from your drug
gist today. ,,
Rheumatism Ia powerful disease,
strOngly entrcnched In Joints and mus.
riee In order TO conquer Il a powerful
enemy must be sent against H. Rheuma
is the enemy Of rheumatism (no matter
ouer II every time or your money will
be refunded.
Rhcuma contains no narcotics-is alb
solutely harmless, and thoroughly reila
hie because IL Is the one remedy tina
has relieved the agOniEing pains Of rheu
matism sufferers who thought nothing
would give relief II should DO as muci
for vou-it seldom fails. N Is. Danfortl
win gladly supply you on the no-cure
uo-pay plan.
Evening journal., 1920-06-18
streots Of MOSCOW by both men and

streets OF Moscow by both men and
women
quite believe the stabment made
10 me by man who said ne was
a commlssar (Bolshgvik Officially thai
the communists fear mat barely i0O,-
600 Of The 10000 Waid-up communists
are sincere.
This minority rules by terror only.
because thh majority Is too weak and
depressed by starvation 10 rise.
At least a dozen officials OF The
communist party begged and implored
me TO help them escape 10 America.
As for the housing OF workers In
me dwellings OF the bourReOise-the
result is ludicrOus n not paihetir.
Behind The dirty, curtainless win
doNvs Of once handsome apartment
HOUSES on Tverskaya and Great sad.
ovaya, / saw the hungry, hah-clae
c1lldrtn OF the Reds hpbng IN Jn'
furnitureless rooms. saw Then
mothers going out with pals 10 etanS
in line and try 10 get food from thi
Soviet kitchens.
The people OF Moscow are sick o
the rule OF Lenlne and Trotzky.
The revolution was not won, 10
II found all communists still talkinl
OF civil war.
But for tha heavily-armed Re
guard on every corner and machln
guns, mounted on MOTOR trucks rae
ing everywhere, the mass OF Russia
people would have overturned VI
Bolshevik government long ago.
Evening journal., 1920-06-18
d. O. X. X. PYTHIANS
MAKE PICNIC PLANS

D. 0. X. X. Pythians will give an
outing on July 3. ma seelcted grove
south OF New Castle. with their fami-
lies and friends and all Knights or
Pythias who care 10 join the Jolly
making crowd All sorts OF amuse-
ments and sports are being arranged
The feature OF the sports will be a
special game OF baseball between
rivals OF the order.
Jesse II. Horner will manage the
Chattanooga Champs and Alvin l.
Marvel and Paul r. Pennock boss the
second team. the name Of which Is te
be selected later.
Notwithstanding the fact that the
Chattanooga Champs comprise most
llyly OF old-tlmers with several nov
playing In the dupont and other cit,
teams. II is believed by all Of his FOL
Evening journal., 1920-06-18

Bedhurs lay an average OF seven eggs
per day. Under favorable conditions they
kstch in nve days OF which two-thirds
arc females They mature TO adult size
and are capable of laying IN four weeks.
How many bcdbugs would you have IN
n year II you left one female or egg un-
hodbur. YOU can readily see how necen.
eary II is 90 use preparation thot VIII
Kin the eggs as wen as the live ones,
4. u. O. has been demonstrated by the
leading Hospitals. Hotels and Railroad
Companies that the safest and most cco-
homical way TO stop future generations
Of hedbugs. reaches. hcas and ants Is TO
use the new discovery fcsky Devils
Ouicfna "r II. o.
Evening journal., 1920-06-18

B. & B. House Dresses,
of nest ginghams and chanl-
bray. Saturday, $500.
Extra special sale of
Women's pure silk Hosiery,
slightly soiled; white and
high shades; 75c and 89c
quality; to close out, 25e-
Ladies' pure silk, drop
stitch Hosiery; regular 81
quality, $1.O0.
Ladies pure silk, Lisle
Hosiery; black and col
ors, 39c.
Mems fine Isle Onyx
Half Hose; regular SOC.
Saturday, 29c.
Children's mercerized silk
Onyx Sox. Saturday, 29c
and 39c.
Best selection Chlldren'S
/ Wolfe, Gingham and Organ
n die Dresses, in the city,
Y S1.50 to $7.9S.
Children'S embroidery
n trimmed Drawers; sizes z
\ to 18 years, 33c and SOC.
Children's embroidery
trimmed Muslin Gowns, SOC
\ and 75c.
Evening journal., 1920-06-18

barred windows ! could see rooms
hacked with prisoners charged Win
aiding The counter revolution.
! saw Ions EDcs OF haggard, mhSfu-
ably-ciad people. waiting for hours
outs1do Sovict kituhcns for aelr one
Thc citizens look rkc shades from
p4Irsuto<-y. Wiih duh. drawn faces
and wfth the stcl<ly parchment~like
skins OF The starved, they stalk the
streets.
An ihe Moscow shops are closed
and the dirty, brol.m windows are
plasLcred Win 1aring red revolution
AIRY lposiczs-
Sussi department stores as Muir 4
Nfcfullcs tD knznciczN Most, Wlllcli
was to MOSCOW what Marshal fleia
Is 10 Calhago, now are empty saelhs
KuzneiczN Most, once the fiill
aNienue Of Moscow. now rs IKE ne
serted street In a dead city al
/ O'Clock on a Sunday morning.
Ny tOuns OF MOSCOW inclulel no
only the former business diaerlci S
but also The section where tle Work
crs dwell
passed through The famous Suk
haroV public marlcd one sunday Her
one can buy anything from beeNe
to canarics. But at The prices chargel
the market is for communists, com
missars and Spectators only.
Another morning ! visited lhe strce
market at the oorn-r OF karelnl en-
Sadevla streets.
Here Is what various foods cos
In rubles and dn dollars az ihe plf
war rate OF 81 cents a ruble ,.
Butler Do. 49,. 22O0 rubles or sii2sl
While bread. ID 7JO rubbs OF $50
/, Eggs. each .... i20 rubles or bli
! pickled herring
oach .. 1000 rubles or 5iOl
] Potatoes, 10. - 300 rublee or loj'
Thousands OF Russians who are NJ
4 working for the government, exist y
9 exchanging household goods 10 lalh
p ers for food The farmers now oN
pianos, phonosraphs,, me picture
carpels-the goods OF luxury.
In Moscow. one carries bread wh'
E he can get IT, in his pockets, in Dri
y cases or In a bundle slung WI
-. strings across his back, w
!, stopped SCORES OF TIM 3 by peop
q bersang bread-only bread
! saw men at Nikolaevski railW'
" station devouring, like mongr@ dot
a, scraps tossed from a Red Cross tra
= Now plumbing Is unobtalnaDle
Russia. and, 8s a consequence, sh
= tarv arrangements haNs complete
/. broken down. Because OF this ma
4, seen disgusting incidents on u
Evening journal., 1920-06-18

lowers that Marvel has something up
his sleeve for this affair.
Prizes will be awarded to winners
OF the girls and boys running ana
Jumping contests, as well as bag and
other races.
Automobiles a-plenty Will assem-.
BILE at Pythian Castle on West stree :
early Monday morning Of July .. and
convey the picnickers with their
lunch baskets to the picnic grounds.
Dinner will be served.
Evening journal., 1920-06-18
PESKY BED BUGS

A soc package Of Il. ID. .. mahes a
ouart enough 10 kill million hedbugs,
roachos. feas and coolies and at the same
time destroy their eggs. n
Impossible for them 10 exist when n,
d. q, Is properly used. free, pasyins
snout In every package 60 get the peshy
aeyils in tho hard-tO- got-at- places ana
soecinl Hospital and Hotel size SOU
makes fve gallons OF 4. ID. v.-you' ,,,
drurrist has Il or can get IL Tor you.
~ scnt nrepaid upon receipt Of price hy
The owl Chemical Co. rerre haute. lna.
Success OF 4. ID. .. has caused nhita'9aii
Genuine u. ID. O. Is never peddled. oois
IN Eckerd Drug CO. and n. H. bahio''"
Drug store.
Evening journal., 1920-06-18
STOPS INDIGESTION
lust the Moment NJ. d. ]. Reaches the
stomach Relief VIII Come

Dont continue to suffer from a
Weakened pampered stomach. II you
are being continually bothered by
spells of Indigestion, belch gases or
suffer from heartburn and sourness,
get a small bottle OF NJ. d. /. and keep
10 In the house. .,.
Al the first symptoms OF stomach
distress, start tgking this safe. rell-
able family remedy, You VIII De SUI
will respond TO the treatment. NJ. y.
/. Will quickly put your stomach 10
shape. Get IL at Eckerd's or drue
stores anywhere.
Evening journal., 1920-06-18
sELL CILLEN HOMESTEAD.

Special TO The Evening Journal.
GEORGETOWN. June iS-rhe home
stead az the late Judge Charles Gull
len, which was used as headquarters
for the corps Of engineers during ihe
OF tho dupont Boulevard
through sussex county. was sold at
public auction Yesterday afternoon by
the Coleman dupont Highway Com
pany to Noble r. Palmer Of sweet
Hall. Va, for 5000. The property is
Evening journal., 1920-06-18
That Lazy Feeling
Means Trouble Brewing

It's natures protest against accumu-
latiOns Of body waste. Constipation,
biliousness, sick headache are the warn
Liver Berry. Gently, but thoroughly,
Il viii cleanse the system-put pep IN
your step.
Get bottle Of Red Cloud Liver Ber-
25c. RememberEs1 berry at bedtime
makes every morning bright.'-Adver-
tisement.
Evening journal., 1920-06-18

Children's Gingham and
Chambray Rompers, SIPS
and $1.5O.
Mems Delmarvia Athletic
Union Suits, S5c.
Mems Chalmers Bal. Un-
derwear, CSC.
Mems fine Bal. Shirts
and Drawers, 65c.
Mems fine Madras Dress
Shirts, $500.
Mems B. V. d. Under
wear, S5c.
Spaid Brand Blue Cham
bray Work Shirts and Black
Beauty Sateen Shirts; regu-
lar $500 and $3.50. Sat
urday, $1.65.
Boys White Gauze Union
Suits, $1.0O.
BOYS Nainsook Athletic
Union Suits, Csc.
Babies beautiful Lawn
Caps, soc.
Babies Creepers, of fine
white striped madras; sizes
1 to 8 years, at $1.69.
Odds and ends of Boys
Nainsook and Bal. Under
wear, to close out, Csc.