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El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-07-28
Help Wanted-Maie

Help Manted-Maie
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WANTED-Nisht porter. Apply St Regis
WANTED-A capable dairyman. give quail
cation and references ?. O Box lo45.
WANTED-Good- steady barber Ed Mar
tin. Alamogordo. \. u.
WANTED-salesman- 2025s E san An
tonic. Room No 10.
WANTED-First class collectors. Apply
as Mesa
OPENING for competent operator. 10 ton
Holt Catipillar tractor, IN Mexico Ap-
ply lIl2 Mills Bldg
CEMENT Sidewalk and curb flnishsr. white
or colored- Nickersons Contractor. LIB
INTELLIGENT BOY. with Wheel: DerTna-
nent position Apply Herald business
office.
WANTED- truck driver. one
who understands how TO deliver groceries
Apply at once. Levy Grocery CO
WANTED-For / week. marker and dis
tributor in fiat work department City
Laundry Co. Tucson. Ariz.
WANTED-Taiior. one who can DC sltsra-
tiou and repair work Apply at once Al
y. OREGON. Queen Tailor Shop.
WANTED-An Experienced motor me
chanic= motorcycle man preferred apply
at The Harley Motor Cycle shop. ta3
Myrtle
WANTED-Party 70 have about 20 large
loads Of soil; also have some rock work 70
be done. See y z Neazeys z Raso
Herald.
FIREMEN AND BRAKEMEN-s1oo TO
$3.50 monthly. experience unnecessary
Write name position Wantedl Ran way.
Box 1l6. care Herald
WANTED-Experienc man to take
charge Of lumber department and operate
saw table. state experiences and salary ex-
pected- address p o. Box 81.
WANTED-Youns man over IS for city de-
livery, must be familiar with city, able 10
drive Ford and come well recommended
Apply 54s Myrtle.
A FEW extra high gTade positions pay
ing from $500 month NJ available
reau- See Mr.. Wheeler.
SERFICE-ECONO1IY- SATIsFACIION
CITY CLEANING WORKS
2 piece suits cleaned and pressed %
piece suits cleaned and pressed LIS
Phone 79o0-We will cali
WANTED-Combinatio bookkeeper and
stenoErapher for large manufacturing con-
csrn. good future assured TO man who can
demonstrate ability W h Payne. ia
Mllls Bldg.
YOUNG MEN-Mechanics. clerks. book
keepers stenogra piers safesmen. drafts
helpers. cooks. laborers. can secure per
uanent employment through the 2. 81. G
A. Employment Department: only men
wanted who wish to work. loafers and
WANTED
Good men 70 represent the Missouri state
Life ms. Co. OF St Louis No. n Pecos.
Toyah. Sierra Blanca. Alpine. Fl Stock
ton and Preside. Tex; also IN silver city
Deming. Lordsburg. y ": top notch cong
LEO r. sCHUsTER. GENERAL AGENT.
sl4 Mills Bldg. e Paso. Tex
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-07-28

"a PASO on STOCKS

Actual bids and offers for private sale
furnished by J. s Curtiss & Co. Security
Rank buf1dfnr-
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-07-28

UNDERTAKING CO..
Open day and night sos-5os Texas. Phi
lll. PrLWale IN huIance narulce-
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-07-28

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1IILLINERY-Mme- SeEzu. sos n. Kan
Eaz New hats made. old hats renovated
millinery supplies sold
WANTED-Strong healthy companion for
fishing trip, have car and complete camp
ing outfit for ?. Phi 1850 after pm
RHEUMATIC sUFFERERS-Wul you give
me a chance to cure you This Is q guar
anteed remedy Address Box SIS. Wichita
Falls Texas
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-07-28
For Reni-Houses Unfurnished

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SIX room bungalow, 1901 Rampartss $50
Phi 1872.
FOR RENT-sfodsrn bungalow. rooms.
al 3517 Alamogordo st.. $50 per month
Leaveu & sherman Pm 4226.
HALF Of unfurnlshed house. rooms and
sleeping porch on first floor. 1908 "
Florence or Phi 1857. 20 chlldren-
FOR RENT-Near Alta Vista school. 4
rooms and sleeping porch and hath hard
wood floor, Phi 55s3.
FOR RENT-TWo story. s room. modern
house with large sleeping porches- 1901
y Florence. J. p Order. owner. Ph- az
FOR RENT-Four room bungalow. $500.
FOR adults. no pets flreproof garage. s.
New-lfo Court. corner Newman and Ms
souri,. Apt 10. 2
FOR RENT-Fron Aug Ist. room
bungalow. 70 adults only. $40; house not
for sale III n. Raynor. ha1 block north
OF Bliss at Five Points
FOR RENT-3ly new home just eonpiet-
ed. has large rooms. heating plant. hard
wood floor IN every room. built in features.
VIII lease 20 party who viii bay ny furni-
tuTe. the furniture e new and carefully
selected an not asking profit but VII
sell reasonable FOR cash II interested ad-
dress 12s. care Herald.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-07-28

Situations Wslied-FemaIa
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TRAINED NURSE wishes position Phi
$500. Ms Donohoo-
EXPERIENCED stenographer desires po-
sition- Phi 35o7. Ms O'Reagan-
MIDDLE aged woman desires houssWork
IN small family without children no wash
Ing. viii stay on the pace. references ex-
changed Phi ss4sJ or write y 20. care
Herald
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-07-28

Real Estate Wanted
100 PER CENT results from tensmentE
TURNER. KEMP COLDWELL-
WANgED-To buy or room house az
once in Second Ward district or terms
Phi 6o3-
HANTED-Furuished home. direct from
owner. viii pay 5000 or $3.50 down Phi
2503. z F. Cosprovs-
WANT 20 buy good or room houss.
VIII pay cash for sane II Il u q bargain.
give location and price- Address No. o.
16. care Herald
WE CAN SELL your bungalows and city
property. small business and rooming
houses II priced right
h a. WINTERS.
Phone IVA .e5 Tr,-t Bldg.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-07-28

LARGE. clean rooms. CLOSETS. convsniert
70 bath. walking distance. lights. water.
tslsphons furnished. very reasonable. so
Arl-rnl q.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-07-28

LARGE. nicely furnished south front room
with refined family. close in modern con
veuienoes. convenient 10 board III Arr
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-07-28

FOR RENT-Two large. cool uufuruished
Housekeeping rooms, front and hack en-
trance. ! block of car line 1918 Wyo-
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-07-28

TWO SICE housekeeping roomss also sin
gle housekeeping room electric lights ard
running water. close IN. reasonable f0f W
Overland
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-07-28

FOE EENI-LIElr lou5aEsepI1E al a
1905 Texas ST Runnin-- water IN ever
apartment. SIS month and NJ: Lights and
wafer furnished Phone 1881
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-07-28

Legal Nctices.
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Department OF
INSURANCE AND BANKING.
State OF Texas
No S41-
Austin. Texas. June Il. 1920
To All whom Il May Concern.
This is 10 Certify. That the North Amert-
nois. has IN all respects fully compiled
with the laws OF Texas as conditions prace-
dent 10 its doing business In this state. and
have Issued 10 said company Certificate
Of Authority from this office emitting Il
20 do business IN this state for the year
ending the 18th OF February. 1891.
Given under my hand and seal OF office
at Austin. Texas. the date first above
written J. C. CHIDSEE.
Commissioner.
Hotchkiss-Frost Co. general agents for
Texas 6o8-s-10-11-12 First Natl Bank
building. FL Paso. Texas
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-07-28

COMPLETELY furnished rooms. very de-
sirabls Tor women employed or couple with
out children Everything furnished s0i
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-07-28
Housekeepine Roons = Unfurai.hsd

TWO front rooms and porch. also nice
bedroom and sleeping porch. suitable for
2 vnunE nIer. 1909 4 -lnrsrcs-
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-07-28

CLEAN furnished houselzeeplnE rooms sud
sleeping porch. light water. phone. walk
ing distance. no children nor sick 1910
rfesn. Phi T1a0W
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-07-28

J. j. RASTER a CO.
10 n Campbell Street
Teis. I'll and IL
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-07-28
For Rsnl-Roems Frrnishsd

NICE FDONT room In home, privilege 70
kitchen call morning Phi 4454J- Ills
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-07-28
Rooniag Houses-For Sac and RenI


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WILL TRADE out OF town property and
cash for IS TO 80 room roomlng house in
good location- r m IS. beaumont Hotel
SEND In your list Of first class rooming
houses from 10 70 20 rooms: prices not
so much an object as quality; guarantee
sale. sos Trust Bldg. Pm 2o55.
SPECIAL SUMNER BARGAINS
IN rooming house We e. them large
and small. 20 room hotel. IN heart OF city.
$3.50; easy terms. 70 rooms. a money
maker, only s1250; "a rooms. 3 year lease.
rent SIS. $500 terms Many other good
bargains For quick results list with
WINTERS.
Phone INA 223 Trust Bldg.
BARGAIN N BOOMING HOUSE.
Terms 70 suit you See US before
buying. we can save you money
Rooms Cash Down Price.
20----.---.-..s150o. $500
7.-.--.-----s So0-..-...-.--.s 500
l0---..-.-.---S 650----.---...-s12o
l2---....-----s1oo0 $3.50
-l---.-.--.---f 500 $3.50
17-..-.---..--f1000..
14-.-------.-- $1,000. $1,000
II you want a good proposition
II. A. WINTERS.
Phone 171s. 227 Trust Bldg.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-07-28

SPECIAL NOTICES
TELTON PAINT CO.-Paintin. paper
hanEing- decoratlnE- sos = Stanton. Phl2ti
RUGs-sxi2. cleaned. 81: mattress reno
waited. s250- Erwin Mfg- Co. Ph- ITO
FINE WHITE LeEhorn broilers-Per pound
50 and so cents Hoenes: phone $500.
MATTRESSES renovated. $3.50; rugs. gEl2
cleaned. 81 Erwin Mfg. Co. Phi no.
SEWING MACHINES repaired and w9rl
guaranteed: we know how. VIII call any
time. Phi 2404 Call for Peters 4o5 TEXAS
HEMsTITCHING alterations. accordiar
plating. mail orders solicited Mrs S
Jones. Silk EMPORIUM EOS Texas. n w
BROWN EMPLOYMENT AGENCY-sls s
Fl Paso viii furnished skilled and con
mon laborers. farm hands and cotton pick
srs especially. to al parts
70 SELL your old furniture and books
Call Erwin Furniture Co. Phi $40. los sar
Jaclnto. Furniture Traders.
HEMsTITCHING. picot work. accordlau
plating MISS B. COKUM. Modiste. &c
Bucisler Block Phi 1911
HIGH class cleaners Of ladies and gen
tlemsn's garments; mail orders solicited.
Pledras and orc. Ph. 500.
HEMSTTTCHING and pieot edge work
done on short notice. any kind q ma
teriaL Singer Sewing Machine Co. 1Q5 5,
q Paso ST
HElIsTITCHING. alteration. knife and &C
cordian pleatinE. mems shirts mail orders
a speciality Mrs A Chandler. 500 Texas,
Ph. 2z96.
THE Fl PAsO MATTRESS MFG. co. hes
Installed the most modern machinery in
the manufacture OF mattresses OF all kindz
Our speciality Is renovatinE mattresses.
Mattress renovatinE s2-25. rs Park st
Phi 4I45
AT LAST
DEAD SHOT COCEROACH POWDER
Also non-poisonous guaranteed
RID-OF-RATS
80 $1,000 ILL E..---l.. IN = NJ
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-07-28

HAVE one very nice furnished room. run
ming water. steam heat. connecting bath.
gentlemen only. references required lis
y. uaE-.. En- aals-
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-07-28
Oil and Mining.

Blue PRINT MAPS-sectional county
maps showing blocks and surveya each 81
Mefcalfe Blue Print Co Il Paso. Tex
BEFORE buying or selling your on stock
consult the Stock Exchange and We will
try 70 save YOU money Basement First
National Bank. Open calls BEGINNING Aug.
End
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-07-28

I ME- cool room n qulet home. slesplns
porch nice relEhbcrhood. Walking dis
tances VIII serve 2 meals no sick Phi
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-07-28

FRONT room kitchen and private hath
Lights, water and phone furnished near Fl
BIiss no children 512s IdaIia- Phi s7seT
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-07-28

WANTED 10 Buy from owner. 4. or s
room house. close in. near car line Ad-
dress P o. box SIS OF phone 2433 evenings
and Sundays
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-07-28

CLEAN. cool. completely furnished rooms
and sleeping porches. quarter meter. lights
water. phone. nice neishborhood- close n
1920 Oiiv-
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-07-28

LARGE, ve-v nice. neWIT flrll8isd
rooms aud sleeping porch. running water.
close fu desirable location. garage 1923
Olive Phi fsT21r
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-07-28

Two housekeeping rooms and alsepirE
porch. also ] room and porch 1913
Myrtle. Ph- f776-
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-07-28
20 Rent-Rooms and Board

ROOM AND BOARD for tubsrcular lady
Il ~ COL ------. nr--.- p ~
Evening journal., 1920-03-15
BRIDGES URGES
RED DEPORTATION

Deportation OF reds" was upheld by
Horace ]. Bridges. leader OF the Chicago
Ethical Culture Society. In an address
before the Wilmington Ethical Society,
at the Hotel dupont. yesterday after
noon. III tho principle OF self-protec-
tlon," he contended, "iustines the ex-
pelllng OF those physically unit TO be-
come part OF our social structure. we
are justified In expelllng those who, by
means OF violence, would subveri the
order OF democratic society established
/ In America.
1--WE have a high concept OF the du-
ties OF hospitality" said Mr. Bridges,
but that does not mean we must per-
sist In entertaining guests In our house
who would burn Il down"
Philip Burnet, who delivered a brief
address while the audience was await
ing the arrival Of Mr.. Bridges, whose
train was delayed, spoke OF what he
termed a peculiar thing In connection
with education In Delaware. While this
Slate ranks lhirty-third in illiteracy, he
said. according 10 statistics, we rank
tenth In intelligence. This fact he at
tributed 10 the possibility OF the truth
OF studies Of climatic conditions In their
relation to mentality. which showed thar
Delaware lies in the most favorable
climatic zone Based upon this concep-
tion, Mr.. Burnet pointed out the possi-
blllty Of Delaware becoming the realiza-
Itlon OF a civilization where human
knowledge will attain It's maximum
when lllteracy has been reduced TO a
minimum.
Evening journal., 1920-03-15
nARIR TEMPLE GnnNs.

Thirty nOvices were initiated at the
weekly meeting OF Habib Temple, No
205, d. o. X. Saturday night. Follow
ing the business session and lnitiat on,
luncheon was enjoyed. A boxing bout
between Billy Wilson and Jack Clancy
was ma entertaining feature OF the
program.
A committee OF ten members was ap-
pointed TO furnish plans whereby the
degree team and also the members
would assist other parts Of the State
to confer the work on additional
TyrOes.
The entertainment committee Is
planning quite an entertainment for the
next meeting, which will be held Sat
urday evening. April 10.
j II. Horner. treasurer OF the Chatta-
nooga Club, reports close on 10 $1,000
In the treasury towards the trip 10 the
Imperial Palace at ChattanOoga. Tenn.
In 1921. This promises 30 be one OF
the biggest affairs that will happen in
Pythianism. and all members concerned
are looking forward 10 the trip.
Evening journal., 1920-03-15
Marine Memorial
Week

WHEREAS. The American nation
Is planning 10 erect on the banks
OF the river Marne a colossal statue
TO commemorate the spot where the
heroic armies OF France, under
Joffre, saved Europe and civilization
I'm September, 1914, and
WHEREAS, The erection Of this
statue has received the approval OF
the Council OF Ministers OF the Re-
public OF France and the endorse
ment OF the Governors and leading
citizens OF the United States, and
WHEREAS, This statue will serve
as a return Gift for the Statue OF
Liberty given us by all France In
1885. and will serve 10 bind even
closer the two greatest Republics OF
the world In lasting friendship.
NOW, THEREFORE,, I, William G.
Taylor, Mayor OF Wilmington, do
hereby declare that the week OF
March %, shall be known as Marne
Memorial Week, and that during that
period a free-will Offering will be
made by the citizens Of Wilmington
TO Americas Gift TO France, and
FURTHERMORE, ! earnestly hope
that every citizen of Wilmington will
subscribe something, be Il only one
cent, since the amount collected is
far less important than the number
OF subscribers Just as oil France
united 10 send us the Statue OF Lib
erty now LET us reciproeate In like
manner Contributions may be sent
TO the State Chairman, Henry II.
oaes, Ford Building, Wilmington
Delaware. WN. G. TAYLOR,
Mayor.
Evening journal., 1920-03-15
DR. L. F. WARREN AT
2ND CHURCH TONIGHT

Plans for the coming conference at
Washington. during the week OF
April 7-i3, were discussed and election
OF a board OF stewards and delegate
and alternate 10 the NJ p Conference
accomplished, 0t a meeting OF the
members OF Second NJ p, Church, last
night.
William z. Weldln was elected del
egate, and Charles II. Caulk alternate
The board OF stewards elected com.
prlses Mrs Anna Davidson, Mrs George
plerson, Mrs. Martha Essick. Miss LII
lian Pierson. william B. Weldln and
William II Lewis.
II Is understood that the Rev p r.
Jester. who has been acting minister Tor
the last two years, will be asked TO re-
turn 10 the church next conference year.
ll Is also understood that The church
leaconess. Miss Mildred Baus. will at
tend the conference and lay before Il
the condition OF the church and the rea-
sons and plans for a new church in the
central portion OF The city.
Or. L. r. Warner. president OF the
Maryland Conference OF The NJ p.
Church, which comprises Maryland,
Delaware and The District OF Columbia,
will preach tonight in the Second NJ p
Church, Fifth avenue and Anchorage
streets. This will be the annual visit OF
the president
Evening journal., 1920-03-15
B'NAI BIRTH MEN
HAVE SOCIAL NIGHT

About three hundred persons attend
ed the first public entertainment given
under the direction OF the B'nai Birth
Lodge Of Wilmington last night. An ex-
eenent program Of speeches, music and
vaudeville was given.
Pointing out the benefits to be de-
rived from joining the organization,
David BOrtin, Philadelphia, president Of
the Third District B'nai Birth, urged
all the men 10 anliate themselves with
the order. Mr. Bortin was followed In
speaking by Mr.. Herbach, grand secre-
tary OF the lodge.
Featuring the entertaining program
were several vocal selections by Miss
Julia Silverman. and lmpersOnations by
Frederick G. Trappe.
An entertainment was given for the
chIden in the afternoon. with Mr..
Trap)e in the role Of leading enter
taing, much TO the delight Of the lit
tie mes. The affair was given under
the direction Of the Blue Bird Club.
Evening journal., 1920-03-15
WEEKS SERVICES
AT ST. PAUL'S r. c.

Commemoration Of the feast OF ST.
Patrick Will be attlngly celebrated al
ST. Paurs Church tomorrow evening at
73O o'clock. Father Seraphim. a men,
Der Of the barefoot Franclscans and
one OF the priests who conducted IN.
successful mission at ST. Paurs last
autumn, viii lecture on St. Patrick. A
special musical program, including
beautiful and popular Irish airs will
be sung by St. Pauls choir.
On the feast ITSELF Wednesday,
solemn high mass will be said at 9
o'clock, with pastor. the Rev. Thomas
L. Waldron as eel branl, The Rev. Ed
ward c. Higgins as deacon, and the
Rev. John n. Dougherty as subdeacon,
For this occasion also. choir leader
Joseph McCullin, has arranged special
music. on Friday. the feast OF st. JO-
seph. the masses will be at $50, and
s O'CLOCK.
Evening journal., 1920-03-15
LAY 81. IOnN,s conNEn sroNE.

BRIEF but lmpr ssive services attend
ed The laying Of the cornerstone OF ST.
Johns p. Z. Church Saturday afler-
noon. Despite a driving blizzard, a
small crowd OF churchmen gathered
and completed the ceremony which
had been delayed several times because
OF inclement weather. The Rev. Al
ban Rlchey and his assistant, the Rev.
Charles Holmead concluded the dedlca-
tion ceremony.
In The stone was placed a hermeti-
cally sealed copper box In which has
ben placed The following articles
Copies OF the local papers. copies OF a
book describing the church and the
changes contemplated In the work now
going on, a complete set OF The coins
or the year 1919, prayer book and a
Bible.
Evening journal., 1920-03-15
MIS-. A N. cam RumFD.

The funeral Of Mrs Ann w. Carr.
took place on Saturday morning from
her late residence No iii East Fourth
street. Solemn requiem mass was said
In thc Cathedral and lntermcnt made To
Cathedral cemetery. The ga bearers
were James Spence. william Stafford.
Joseph Lynch Edward Donlhoe, Jo-
seph McV y and George nonlhoe.
Mrs Carr was born In West Chester,
Pa. She was a sister OF The late for
mer Chief Of Police John F. Do'an
Dur ng the syar Mrs Carr was actively
engaged In Red Cross work. Sh WIS
a member OF X ystone Circle No 26
r. Of 4. Of Chester Pa. The Veteran
F'reman's Rel : Auxiliary and Mellon
ourh branch Friends of Irish Ere dom
Mrs Carr Is su vlved by her hue
band, II nry Carr two sons. James &.
and John f.. six daughters. Cora L.,
Marie Helen katherine. Mrs. M3rgar
Farrell and Mrs. Esther Wand nbraak
Evening journal., 1920-03-15
NlETHODISTS DOUBTS
LITERAL HE'LL FIRE

In his sermon on 'Hen" last night,
the Rev Carlisle L. Hubbard. pastor
Of S. Pauls VI. E Church. declared
that he does not believe in a literal
he'll e. but that what Jesus tried 10
teach men was the endless despair OF
the soul condemn d To live eternslly
in hell with the retribution for sin
a. fastened upon it.
5r, Tn nsures OF speech used by Christ
am d scr'bng he'll wera used becauls
vac finite mind cannot conceive the
,ocn tires Of eternal torment. Dr. HUI
, wid sad.
me R'hnn Jesus said. "'f my right hand
r. end nj N cut Il or" He wanted to
rend'sh hazIe the fact hat it was better
81 wfpen the pca~ly gates OF Heaven
llmln one hand than endure the tor
NThe } Of hell with two hands. he said.
nj. Who goes to hell2" asked Dr.. Hub
Mes. Those who will not believe
.-tuo,asus Christ and reject Him and
II Lg those I include that group Of
mGalled l'bctal Christians whom
win infldels." The figures Of speech
,ga ri by Christ in describing the pearly
no tbs and golden streets Of Heaven. he
ce. Ia. are only used by Him to give the
|. .sinite mind some conception OF the
beauties OF the things awaiting those
who abide by the teachings Of Christ
Evening journal., 1920-03-15
FAY TRIBUTE TO
Women TAXABLES
Few Tax Dodgers Among
Them, Internal Revenue
Bureau Says
THIS is LAST DAY
TO MAKE RETURNS

The Internal Revenue Bureau records
show a high percentage OF women
among the income taxpayers. Not only
do they include the daughters OF the
rich, who have large incomes from
stocks, bonds and real estate, but
thousands Of working women are pay
ing substantial amounts Of tax on in
come gained through their own efforts
ard their own Intelligence In trading
and In business. And here's the best
tiibute the bureau can pay them. There
,a'e few tax dodgers among the women.
An unmarried woman. widow, or a
,narried woman living apart from her
husband, must file a return OF her IN
come during 1919 was $1,000 or more.
A wife and husband living together
must flle a return II their joint income,
plus the earnings Of any minor depend
ent children, If any, equal or exceeded
5000.
A married woman who has income
from a separate source than her hus-
band is entitled to 1le a separate re-
turn. Ordinarily, unless the total net
Income exceeds 5000, husband and
wife fle a joint return. But, II the
husband omits the wife's income, she Is
required to file her own return.
In figuring net income, all earnings
and other income must be considered
The best way TO ascertain net income Is
to follow the instructions on Form
1910 or i0i0-A.
Returns and payments must reach the
collector OF internal revenue, II. T..
Graham. Federal building, today.
Evening journal., 1920-03-15
WOLFnIG DIED OF
URAElIIA, DOCTORS SAY

Acting under the direction OF Coroner
Isaac S. Bullock physicians at the Della
ware Hospital yesterday. performed an
autopsy on the body OF Emil Wolang,
The former service man, supposed to
have been suffering from shell shock,
who escaped from The hospital several
days ago while delri0us and later
found wandering around Fifteenth and
Van Buren streets.
The man died In the hospital Satur-
day. According TO The finding OF the
physicians. who performed The autopsy.
death was due 10 uraemla.
The dead man boarded at No. 2is
Poplar street and was employed at the
Harlan plant OF the Bethlehem Ship
building Corporation
The body was turned over 10 the
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