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Deaths Reported.

Earle r. Smith. s. years. Garfield Hospt.
Julia V. Mockabee, 10. Providence Hospt.
Hubert s. Phelps. 40. 1O14 / st. Sc.
Henry B. McGroot. a, Casualty Hospital.
Amanda NJ. Uhler. IS. 1893 Euclid ST. NV
Henrietta Stone, Il, 1916 G st. NV.
Mary Metcalf, 63, Masonic and Eastern
Star Home.
Chsuncey NJ. Hunter. IS. 271 st. ne.
Anna c. Birge, 50. 525 Bird SC. NV.
VIM. Steiger. IS. Providence Hospital.
Charles Conway, 80, 131 st. sw.
Elizabeth B. Abell, a., 4s2 St sw
Mary Bruce. g, Geo. Wash. Hospt.
Addison 4. Chappell, 81, 4117 Chesapeake
ST. NV.
Mary =. Gourick. 81. 2020 ST. NV.
Thomas e. Manly. 36, Git 81 ST. ne.
Venton ]. johnson. z. I'LL st. NV.
Pearl Jones, 81, Wash. Asylum Hospt.
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Births Reported.

Frank B. and Evelyn Swarr, boy.
VIM. q. and Marion Z. Russell. girl.
Walter and Opal Mueller, girl.
Franklin Z. and Minnie B. Hickman, cir
George p. and Lydia Hickman, girl.
Walter z. and Mildred G. Clark. girl.
Julian and Martha Brunett, boy.
James W. and Ethel I. Booher. girl.
Herman G. and Rebecca NJ. Brock, girl.
Abraham K. and Rose Botkin, girl.
James and Alberta Turner. boy.
Ellis ]. and Addie +. Macklin, boy.
Sameul J. and Annie NJ. Hunter, girl.
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MERGER URGED
ON NEW BASIS
Rep. Woods Has Plan to
Consolidate Street Car
Companies.

Representative James p Woods.
OF Virginia. will Introduce a bill
authorizing the voluntary merger
OF the street car railways of Wash
ington and the consolidation of the
Potomac Electric Power Company
with the Washington Railway and
Electric Company.
The bill will differ from others
designed for the same object in that
II would relieve the street car COM
panies from paying street crossing
policemen and would do away with
the present 4 per cent tax on gross
receipts by substituting a tax OF /
per cent
II also provides tax of SO per
cent of all earnings in excess of
per cent based on fair valuation
by the Public Utilities Commission.
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Cannot Be Rubbed Away With
Liniments.

You who are afflicted with this
most painful disease-who know
from experience just how excru-
ciating its panss are-get this
fact fixed firmly in your mind. and
it will aid you in finding a way to
complete recovery. Rheumatism
cannot be rubbed away with ini-
ments- pains and pangs can
not be wiped out as if by magic.
A dill 4ase that is so full of torture
and finally renders its victims so
helpless, is a deep-seated one: it is
not on the surface. hence it can
not be reached by external. sur
face remedies. This is no theory.
for your own experience doubtless
has shown you that you can never
expect to rid yourself of the disease
in this way.
For the chances are that you.
like thousands of other sufferers,
have been misled into the hope
that liniments. lotions and other
applications would cure your rheu-
matism. But what has been your
experience2 The pains possibly
have been lessened for the time
being. but have they not promptly
returned, often with increased sew
Gritty, and are you really any nearer
a cure than beforep You certainly
are not. and you never will be as
long as you rely upon treatment
that at best is merely a makeshift.
See what Mr.. J. l. Agnew. of
Mt. Vernon. Ohio. says of what
S. S. S. did for his rheumatism:
anlicted With Rseumstism' ats DA ths
pains in my knees, legs and
ankles being almost unbearable.
tried various remedies with
out results. until a physician
advised me to use S. S. s.. stat
ing that the disease was in the
blood. After taking a few bot
ties the pains and. soreness
were greatly lessened. I con-
tinued this medicine, until all
pain, soreness and inf1amma-
tion were gone, and ] was COM
pletely cured
]. ]. AGNEw,
sos E. Gambler Street.
Mt. Vernon. Ohio.
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PAINT WITHOUT OIL
Down The Cost OF Paint Sew
enty-nve Per Cent.
A Free Trial Package fs Mailed TO
Everyone who Writes.

A. L. Rice, a prominent manufacturer Of
Adams, n. Y. has discovered 4 process Of
making q new kind Of paint without the use
Of oil. he calls Il Powdrpaint. II comes
in the form Of q dry powder and all that In
weather-proof. nreproof, sanitary and dur
able for outside or inside painting. II is
the cement principle applied to paint. II
adheres to any surface, wood, stone or
brick. spreads and looks like oil paint and
costs about one-fourth as much.
Write to Mr.. A. L. Rice, Manufacturer.
53s North Street, Adams. n. Y, and he
will send you 4 free trial package. also
color card and full information showing you
how you can save a good many dollars.
Write today.-Adv.
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FOR sALE-REAL ESTATE.
Thomas ]. Fisher & Co. Inc
Consult Our. Sales Department.

FOE SALE NEAR BLUEMoNT.
CLARK COUNTY. VA. Blue Ridge
Nountains; only hfty-feur miles from
Washington By two good pikes and the
Washins tcn-0ld Dominion Railway: con-
sisting OF thirty acres Of land, mostly
In timber; located on q good country
road and almost entirely down grade 70
the station 1t Bluemont and ofers
desiring 20 establish Q country home; in
the immediate vicinity Of the country
estates Of DR.. Harvey w. Wiley. Mr..
Walter Blout, Mr.. A. A. Spear. Ciar.
enee AspenwalI, Prof. Casper. Mr..
Frank Carpenter, Commodore Peters.
The price Is exceptionally ATTRACTIVE
and will be given with fun particulars
upon request.
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FOR sALE-PRoPERTY CONSISTING OF
q two-story and cellar brick hc>Se; two
frame tenant houses and q barn; lot. 2O0x
80 II. fronting on the Baltimore Pike and
the Newark Pike. Located at Christiani
Del. Write to THOs. w. ELLIOTT. Post.
Office Box 1907. Washington. d. c. mr13-7t
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SUBURBAN

FIvE-RooM HOUSE IN GOOD con.
dition; partly furnished; good well Of
water near kitchen: consists Of about
four acres; well fenced; 100 assorted
fruit tres In full hearing: hne shade
trees; two miles from Falls Church,
Va; vacant and purchaser ean get pos
session Immediately: price, 5000; !;
would require only one-half cash.
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IN THE VICINITY or FALLS
CHURCH. VA. A very attractive prop
erty; house contains about eight rooms
and bath; heated By furnace; property
Is In very good condition; now owned
by 4 prominent out-of-town party who
has spent q great deal Of money In i'm
provements and beautifying the place;
about seven acres; we are authorized to
promise immediate possession; special
price Of $500.
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WANTED-SALESMEN.

sALEsMEN WANTED-$15 TO $50 DAILY.
ny wire IL requested; commission: ali re-
tallers; samples coat pocket; side or ex
elusive line; liberal income guaranteed from
repeat orders. BOX COZ, Cedar Rapids,
O"s. mr14-lt
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BUSINESS CHANCES.

FURNITURE STORE. WESTERN CITY:
net earnings $4,000 yearly; price $780,
900; wholesale bakery $15O. 900; doing 500.
900 yearly. GATES, Is u. 4th South, Salt
Lake City. Utah. mrl4-lt
SPECULATE IN LISTED sECURITIEs
for huge profits: our plan eliminates all
risk; $500 investment proves It: particulars
free. FIRST SAVINGS GROUP. DrexeI
Bldg, Phila. mrl4-It
OIL RAPIDLY ADVANCING; LA RIG E
profits in investing in Kentucky leases;
wells shallow, inexpensive and compara- J.
lively certain; write for information. II. L.
BISHOP, Glasgow. Ky. mrl4-1t
30Oeo PER ANNUM IN An ABSOIJJTEI,Y
a few hundred dollars appeals to you. write
fe2o.Mh7.14st
BUY INSPIRATION OIL & REFINING
Company TODAY; substantial dividends
paid; large production; high developments
under way-to make Inspiration among
largest independent producers; brokers cor
respondents wanted. Address PAN-AMERI-
CAN FINANCIAL CORP, 20 Broad ST.,
New York. mr14-1t
HAVE YOU 1851? WE RAISE HOGS FOR
you. feed and breed. giving you half the
profits; bank reference; write for full partic-
nlars: BIRDHAVEN. 602 Kansas City Life,
Kansas City, Mo. mr14-lt
wANTED-PARTY WITH ABOuV- $500
to invest in an exceptional proposition
where immediate returns are absolutely as
sured; will stand investigation: write i'm
mediately. BRIGHT SAGE & CO., 25 w.
42nd st. New York. mrl4-It
THE GREATEST OPPORTUNITY THERE
is IL you have $1,000 or more to invest in
4sfo dividend paying investment; our con-
tracts amount to s7O0.OO0 with a 500 inter-
est in ten deep test wells: this is not
stock k-selling proposition. but a real invest
ment; il Interested we will gladly furnish
maps, plans and full information upon re-
quest. BIG TEN DRILLING COMPANY
OF TENAS. San Angelo. Tex. mr14-1t
ADVERTISERS WORDS rs MONTHLIEs,
81. NJ. Il. MITCHELL, Advertising Serv-
ice, Washington. d. G. mr14-1t
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HELP WANTED-MALE.
BlNDERY MAN EXPERIENCED
on Dexter and Cleveland folders
with Cross feeders. HAYWORTH
PUB. HOUSE, 629 C st. NV.

mrlf-3I
COLORED MEN; 81 PANTS OFFER. "a
suit offer; write for free samples and
styles: kN1CkERBOCKER TAiLORING
~, Dept. 664. Chicago. mri4-1t
WANTED-SPECIAL PREVENTATIVE
f"r pleasant and profitable employment
HOFFMAN CO-OPERATIyE ISVEsTWETI,
: CO.. Hoffman Bldg. Houston. Tex. mr14.It
wANTED-wIDEAWAKE MAN To OPEN
hat cleaning and blocking establish
ments; small capital; excellent profits. We
SUPPLY equipment and tell you how. write
Tor booklet. Z. W. BENDER & co, Dent
- SIe' SSnaIIoete' y. =. mr14-1t
RELIABLE. TRUSTWORTHY MAN TO
take orders for trees. shrubs roses vines
bulbs, etc; no delivery or collection work /.
hlgh commission paid. FIRST NATIONAL,
NURSERIES,. Rochester. n. Y. mr14-it
AGENTS-SlOO WEEKLY AND AJTTOY0
pie furnished agents everywhere introduc-
ing marvellous new automobile invention:
doubles efficiency AMI life of any car. sayos
its cost first day; territory going ike wild,
hre: SIG sample outfit free: write auicE
oNEE COMPANY. Dept. AS. Louisville
NY. mr. "a oI os
W A " T Z d = WASH MAN FOR SNAIL.
laundry; apply at once. EAGLE LAUN-
DRY. rear 2122 q st. NV. mr14-3t
wANTED-AMBITIoUs MEN TO WORK
Mt home; entirely new business: no can
Vassing; Inexperienced man made sI5 dar.
answer Immediately. KRAFT Box S96
San Francisco. Cal. mrI4-1t
wANTED-ENGINEER FOR SMALL, LAIN
dry: apply at once. EAGLE LAUNDRY
rear 2l22 l. st. NV. mrl4-3t
YOUNG MAN SHOULD NOT RE SAT-
isbed with making mere living when
such splendid opportunities are offered in
the wireless profession. When graduated
from our school we place you in a position
paying not less than SIS per month, with
all living expenses in addition. Is this
not better than the 500 to S175 you are
now probably earning. out Of which you
must pay for your living? The work is
most fascinating. and takes you away
from the humdrum cares Of a mere ex-
iStence. putting you In position where
every day is day of interesting happen
ings that make life worth living. Our
facilities for teaching radio are superior
to any in this country. with the highest
class OF instructors obtainabIe. The course
also includcs radio compass work and radio
accounting. In Justice to yourself IL con-
templating taking up this line Of work.
you should by all means thoroughly in
vestigate the facilities this school Offers
Tuition fee moderate, with payments on
your own terms. LOOMS RADIO
SCHOOL. 401-4ll 9th st. NV. Entrance
in lobby Of Strand Theater. Phone Main
1880 mrl4-2t
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FUNERAL DESIGNS.

Appropriate Funeral Tokens
Artisfie- expressise-
Guide Bros. 20. i2l4F St
PSanpt ss:e 'dslisau sEvin
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BUY AN OIL LEASE.

so buys five acres Texas Field. Ranger
leases sold at 25c now worth thousands per
acre. Nuttle paid 81 per acre and sold for
$4,000 per acre. Texas Rainbow's End now
opening up shows same geological forma-
tion as proven territory. Leases here may
jump any price with first well coming in.
It's speculation. but the kind Of specula-
tion that has made many small investors
rich. The Fortuna Oil Co.-started in nv
several men pooling S4O0 in leases-sold ont
recently for $1.0O0-OO0. II you don't under
stand lease business. we will gladly explain
all details. Remit SO for FIVE acres
We send you legal lease form and keep you
in touch with developments. Send name for
free map and full information. PECOs
VALLEY CO., 1141s ". Robinson, Okla
homa, Okla. mr14It
WE CAN TURN YOUR PROPERTY
wherever located in the United States.
What have you? TAYLOR BROS, Shaw
nee, Okla. mrI4-It
GOLDEN PORTUNITY-sTART PLAT
ing Business; enormous profits; any To-
cality; either sex; full plans and for
mulas, 81. r. r. BAKER, Box 934, Okla
homa City, Okla. mr14-1t
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BEST BUY IN Nw.-7-RooM HOME ONE
half block from 18th st. car line, near
Euclid ST.; hot-water heat; electric lights I;
hardwood trim; act quickly and own this
beautiful home; $500, terms. Call Co
lumbia 3S2S for sunday appointment.
mr14-1t
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LOST.

LOST.
LosI-GENTLEMAN's GREEN. GOLD
wedding ring: carved Inscription. Pauline
Sernard, Feb. is, 1870" Reward for return.
i3IO n 81. nv. mr14-St
L0sf-FRIDAY NIGHT, GOLD AND
olue enamel pin. with diamond in
center. surrounded with pearls. between
iszo Calvert st. nw.. and willard Hotel.
Geward for return to 1925 Calvert st. NV.
Columbia 5454. mr14-1t
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WANTED-HoUSES

wANTED-IN CITY OR SUBURBAN, A 6
or s-room and bath home; all cash for de-
sirable place; give fnll Information; person
ally or BY mail TO ID. Il. JOHNSON. 1888 81
st. NV. mrlO-4t .
FROM OWNER ONLY; 10 12ROON
house; any location or suburb; write
fully. price, terms. location. B. BLACK,
2lo2 H st. NV. mr13-7t
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If YOU WANT TO BUY OR SELL REAL
ESTATE talk IL over with
n. u. MORGAN at o. b. zANrzINGER.
mrx-90t
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WANTED MEN TO WORK
at home; entirely new business; no can
NassiDg; inexperienced man made slJ day.
answer immediately KRAFFT. Roy Soa
San Francisco. Cal mrI41t
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W A ID WASH MAN FOR SMALL,
laundry; apply at once. EAGLE LAUN-
DRY. rear 2122 = st. NV. mrII-st
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WANTED-RAILROAD MACH
inists. boiler makers, colored la
borers. Apply ROOM 308, Union
Station. ma13-tf
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STORE WITH TWO APARTMENTS, FOUR
and three rooms and bath each; h.-w. h.
automatic h. W.; electricity; no competi-
tion for drugs or confectionery In valuable
apartment and residential block near Du-
pont Circle. $4,000. North 2745-w. mr14-lt
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wANTED-ENGINEEi FOR SMALL, LAIN
dry: apply at once. EAGLE LAUNDRY
rear IL IL 81. NV. mrl4-3t
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MTHEBIBIE THE

Translated out or the original
known as Our Mothers Bible.s
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The stars incline. but do not compel.
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YOUNG MAN SHOULD NOT BE SAT-
isbed with making mere living, when
such splendid opportunities are onered in
the wireless profession. When graduated
from our school we place you in a position
The Washington herald., 1920-03-14

FURNITURE STORE, WESTERN CITY
net earnings $4,000 yearly; price SI2O
900; wholesale bakery $50. 900; doing 500
900 yearly. GATES, Is u. 4th South. Sal
Lake City. Utah. mrI4-It
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FOR RENT-STORE.

CORNER QUEEN ST. NE.-TwO ROOMS
to use as barber shop or frudt store for
rent mri4-it
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RELIABLE TRUSTWORTHY MAN TO
take orders for trees. shrubs. roses, vines
oniDs' ETC.; no delivery or collection WORK:
high commission paid FIRST NATIOSa1
NCRSERIES. Rochester. n Y rnr11iI
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WANTED MISCELLANEOUS.

OLD COINS. STAMP COLLECTIONS
I, bought and sold; stamps sold half cata-
klogue: diamonds. platinum. gold, silver,
false teeth bought. WASHINGTON RE
Filming CO.. 233 Pa. ave. NV. fe2Q-tf
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]. ]. AGNEW.
COS E. Gambler Street
Mt. Vernon. Ohio.
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FORD REPAIRING A SPECIALITY
Motors completely overhauled. t15; work
guaranteed; prompt service. =. L. JACK.
SON. III Pierce st. NV. Phone North 5s07.
ja2o-e0t
ALL AUTOMOBILE OWNERS SHOULD
see our ad this issue. UNIVERSAL
CHEMICAL co. mrlI-1Ot
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Thomas ]. Fisher & Co. Inc
738 Fifteenth st. NV.
Phone Main 6S30.

mrl3-2t
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ADvERTIsE-25 WORDS rs MONTHLIES
81. NJ. Il. MITCHELL, Advertising Serv
Ice, washington. ID. G. mr14-1t
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COLORED MEN; 81 PANTS OFFER. "a
suit offer; write for free SAMPLES anJ
styles kNCKERBOCKER TAiLORiSG
10, Dept. 664. Chicago. mri4.1t
Evening journal., 1920-03-05

Line embodies seasons best mo
els OF Silyertone, Yalame, Tricotir
Serge, Poiret Twill, etc, featuring
newest effects, including s6or
wasted and eton models. All Colo
Evening journal., 1920-03-05
EasToN FIGHTS TO COURTS.

EASrON, Md, March 5.-louses,
store rooms and garages are scarce
here. Many are forced TO buy In order
10 have a place TO live. Sheriff Soulsby
has been serving notices on people to
move from residences which have
changed owners, but, as there is no
place TO move 10. the tenants have
remained. Many legal proceedings are
under way 10 oust them.
stores are the same. One merchant
has been notified to move, but can flDd
no place TO put his stock. He leased q
private dwelling, but the tenant re-
fuses 10 move. II Is said that both
parties have engaged counsel. The
matter viii be heard before Justice
Johnston
A number Of automobile owners
find they cannot rent garages. one
man has built a number Of small
houses for automobiles, but these are
all filled, with a long waiting list. The
situation is acute.
Evening journal., 1920-03-05

Manufacturers Sample Suits. J
in the lot. Actual values to $685.
c uded are Poplin, Serges, Tyro VIZ
Oxfords.
Evening journal., 1920-03-05

who doesn't have to get to work be-
fore a. m.
Now who are you going to blame
because you train is IS minutes latef
Hearing cries from the burning home
Defiance, Ohio. ilremen dashed bravery
through flame and smoke to enect a
rescue. They arrived too late Inc
parrot was dead
"All did was to hold the maid on
my lap and tell her how much | loVed
her. Peter Smith, Of Chicago con-
fessed in telling how he entertained
the servant while an aceompliee stole
cask OF wine.
Miss Hattie Hurst. school teacher, or
Joliet. H., has learned a new way or
removing tonsils. Mama said she
would pull my tonsils after school like
she did Johnny's with a butionhook,
the pupil told Der.
As long as he didn't have to take
of his collar one customer was Will
ing TO let a New York barber give
him everything" the barber essayed
a singe. Whoofl explosion Collar was
celluloid
"Papa'll get you another one Mrs.
John C. Carson. wife Of a New York
letter carrier told her baby as she took
a glass necklace away IL was a
$500 diamond choker whose owner
heard the postman had found H.
Evening journal., 1920-03-05
SERVICE MEN onGANIzE.

Captain Clarendon Z. Adams. retiring
national comnlander of the G. a. r.
and John NJ. Baldwin, overseas veteran
and former Nebraska manager for the
Lowden for president campaign, a
Nebraska Soldiers and sailors Per-
shlng for President club was or
ganized here this week. The cam
paign will be carried into every par.
OF the state.
According TO It's announcement the
Evening journal., 1920-03-05

organization is composed Of ex-service
men snd "calls 10 momhorshin '-"~v
ex-service man who will help put No
braska over The Top 40 soun s.
Pershing.' Secretary Baldwin has
assumed active charge OF the cam
palgn and has opened headquarters in
The Paxton hotel A letter signed by
nearly one hundred ex-service men,
already members OF the club, is being
sent out to former Nebraska soldiers
and sailors.
Evening journal., 1920-03-05
Dye OLD, FADED
DRESS MATERIAL
Diamond Dyes" Make Shabby
Apparel Stylish and New.

Don't worry about perfect results,
Use Diamond Dyes guaranteed &
give a new, rich. fadeless color 10 any
fabric. whether II be wool, silk, linen,
cotton or mixed goods-dresses,
blouses. stockings, skirts, children's
coats, feathers, draperies, coverings.
The Direction Book with each pack
age tells so plainly how TO diamond dye
over any color that you can not make
a mistake.
To match any material, have drug
gist show you Diamond Dye" Color
Card.
Evening journal., 1920-03-05
SOCt1 U
E,]:4EFS i;

/ got shock when Angeline
Sat IN low-backed chair
And al that | could see Of pretty
Angelina was bare.
The orchestra struck up a note,
I gasped as she arose.
But she had crossed me up again,
She really wore some clothes.
When George Fegan. Dallas, Tex
came home with whiskey on his breath
Mrs. Fegan drank carbolic acid. Egg
untidoie failing, physicians saved her
life with whiskey.
In tearing down an old house here,
workmen found a quart OF whiskey hid
away 70 years ago Now it is easy get
ting house wreckers In Wilmington
although other trades are suffering
from labor shortages.
Workmen ren0vating the courthouse
at Hollidaysburg, Pa, found enough
chewing gum pasted under lawyers
chairs and the judges bench to m
large bucket.
Evening journal., 1920-03-05
DEMONSTRAT S
Will Be Given
Daily From 1O2e a. m. to $50 p. m,

That the magnitude-the wonderful scope of this
unique, farSighted demonstrations appreciated by
(and those who hope to a carr is best
emped by the throngs that thus far have come have
personally and have taken away with them the fact
that we wish to emphasiZe-hat among Fine Tires ZEE
ZEE have Peer-are the strongest in the world hence
safest and most economical
Evening journal., 1920-03-05
ZEE-ZEE
Tire Exhibit
Main Corridor
Hotel dupont, Wilmington

The general response to our announcements Of this
demonstration has been enthusiaStc-SO overwhelm
ing-we might say-that it has become necessary to
engthen the hours in order that the expert from fac
tory may personally meet those interested and ntell
gently explain the various objects and purposes of this
display. Therefore, hereafter
Evening journal., 1920-03-05
BUTTER DROPS.

Charlie Butter. window cleaner, fell
from the seventh floor Of New York
oflce building. and was considerably
peeyed because he had broken the
point or his lead pencil "Just sharp
ened q a minute befor I tumbled," he
said.
Evening journal., 1920-03-05

Atty Gen Palmer stlll is reducing
fnguraiively speaking your cost Of
living.
When a man begins urging daylight
savius you can set him down as one
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1920-11-24

ton convertirse en- la amenaza de los ma
res. America 10 exigio a Inglaterra,
quien Sc encontraba mas poderosa que
nunca. La aliada victoriosa (Inglate-
rra) asumio la posici6n de Alemania.
Ell regimen de los mares quedo tai como
estaba antes de la guerra; ninguna sa-
tisfaccion Sc lie dio la naci6n que pc
leo por la hbertad de los mares.
America quedo descorazonada del re-
sultado de la guerra, porque en- vez de
recibir trofeos de la victoria, recibi6 da-
nos La caida de Alemania como poder
naval, hizo que Estados Unidos ocupara
el pueblo de Alemania, y por ESQ, los
yanquis han tenido que estar constru-
yendo una fiota para hacerle frente al
poderio de Albion. Ell resultado ha sido
funesto en- America y Europa; Europa
no puede pedir Estados Unidos q. figu
re en- la Liga de Naciones.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1920-11-24
lnglaterra hace TN tratado con los "bolshevikis'
Las negOciaciOnes entire Pol0ria Y Russia r0tas
Las fieStaS del
CarnavaI Seran
10 mejOr del a1o

Ell programa para las Grandes Fiestas
del proximo Carnaval ha sido confec-
cionado y habran de resultar el mayor
acontecimiento del aiio. La celebration
dara comienzo ell primero de Febrero y
durara ocho semanas.
Ell sitio escogido ha sido ell Hip6dro.
mo y Mr. Jules Larvett, reputado en-
presario teatral de Nueva York, quien
lego ell viernes tiltimo en- ell Ponce
ha hecho los contratos necesarios con
Ia San Juan Racing and Sporting Coz
poration', para llevar realization
unas fiestas dignas de San Juan de
todo Puerto Rico.
Entire las muchas atracciones habra
un circo en- la pista del Hip6dromo, pre-.
sentando animales amaestrados, acr6ba-
tas y ndmeros sensacionales de todas
parties del mundo.
En- la plants baja del Hip6dromo ha.
bra un hernsoso Restaurant Chino, SER
vido por una ''trouppe'' de chinos, de
los que tienen establecido en- Nueva
York los famosos restaurant chinos de
aquella ciudad, conocidos por todos los
viajeros
En- los terrenos adyacentes al Hip6-
(Continta en- Ia pAgina 81