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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-10-21
WHEELING EDUCATORS
ON STATE PROGRAM

Plans for TIA" m"ettng Of The west
virginia stat" Educational association
which ConVcnrs al ParkuTSburG on No
,"mhrr 4. are rapidly being completed.
Following the opening of The C"nv"n-
ton. thrr" Will ho sub-diN tsi"n sessions
for teachers Of various branches OF
school work with prominent educators
ia chnSXr Miss Lucy tnhinHun, music
instructor Of Wheeling. Will BE- in charge
OF the music division.
On the second day. Gov. John J. Corn
well is To address, the teachers, while ON
the closing dny of the convention. l)r.
G. T. Citizens superintendent Of Wheel
lnr schools Will deliver m address,.
Many other speakers from hli parts
81 the country are CA the docket To de
liver addrrss"s along education lines.
Many local teachers are planning -
make tn" trip. mud ON" Of tn" lhrE"H;
gathering Of school teachers that hnr
ever been held ~ expected.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-10-21

In the last financial year, the Wilson
Administration collected $500, 900 900
In taxoA or SITS 90 for every family of
drve peruons In the United States. Do
YOU want this waste OF tho peoples
money rtopped2 II no, vote FOR War
ron O. Harding.
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AIRED he Dough, two drinks there as

clarcd he bought two drinks there as
we'll M u pint.
Upon cross examination. II was
shown MIR krlRtZ himself was uuac-
COuntablc for his actions. saying hN
was not sure. lie told Of tn" Elliott
girl taking $lGO from him to keep for
him and later returning IT,
Mrs. Jacobs was next placed on tn"
stand In her own defense. She said
the whiskcy had been brought into tn"
house by kraatZ. although there was
some other hQoOr in the house. which
she said was being used for medicinal
purposes. her husband being an invalid.
who has since passed away.
She said the liquor had been reCom>
mcndcd by several physicians naming
them. and told how she had gotten IL.
In summing up the case. Attorney
Maury told OF the woman'S condition
ana OF her home. white Attorney l:yrur
told OF tho numerous raids that had
been made by the prohibition officers
upon her home.
The jury WAS given tn" case and re
iurrcd 20 minutes later with the vet
dict. Otto Schenk was foreman
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-10-21
TAKEN I'LL ON STREET

man giving his nam" az waiter
r'lnwrrs II 2I07 Riverside. Wellhvllle.
- became suddcny III about lhree
a',iurk Yesterday afternoon. VIM" nthhn .
.I'tti,., H., a rt,rrI car DHlCrr Reed,
,,,Iu,Iuuan uuII,rd the mans peculiar
..linna nnd wrnt 4" hin hsaIsihH'", an"
,nIIh Tie. hrip 81 s"v'ini hysi""hsih 90
i,,,l rd tho inan l." ih' "HI'eh 81 ~
! un,noss nanL Fifteenth ""h markell
Of cote
Ana, IT,. I,I y al'inn h"'i "."'ul""h M
rI.w.,n u v~or t"und that a. wa "rI
, T. ,Inr Ii"," II""'ain" I"I"l"l"r !"
tf,,r..n iI,aI.I M o l.v.In "'h u"
,~"a .hI. T." I~..'""h !" ~ lhg"i""'
-n.,. ho vas r.,I"s !" i.ha " I'"i" Zee
kr,tu'
H., ..n, o,.n,"InnI,I .. ihi0 NV hy
I,t., rinI., aud iiiil" d"ur i'I''
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-10-21
FISHER CHANGES
PLEA TO GUILTY
Juhus wnnds Ini "r.a ri"" III np1o In
whit. EIsvsTV Dn".

t,on,rr I'Irh,r 81 U'ur Il'uw""'. WI"
Du.I IHTn aud ,.nrIu ''"i"IHng Uu"'hlhG
In I.,Ir,rI ,riri hy 1uhP' 'hntI'r
Wn"du nri"r "" rl""h"' guilty. '" .
,hnrrI ur bringing Grn"" N""hu !" N'''
NIrgtuin fiuu. u'rI ~ l"li"Nl''' '"
uulltnE IN II y bit" sln'" 'n"'E".
IiuhcT ,ur"r"d his plea h"''"rh"F
rnurninr rilrr his jury had been TO
uw"rn rrr ."rNir and III" hr"' witness"
hnd been called. II" wa" r"pr"Hrnlr" ny
Ntthrn.y~ j l.. O'Iri"n nnh Mnr'h
brown. whil" Assistant DiHlrl'' N''"r
ury Harry l. Ilyrrr handled III" Gag" for
the government
m" trial began Tuesday n lt"rn""h
and wns Ia" hrHl jury trial Of the term.
Fisher had h""n E"nlrnr"d 10 wv" S"I7
in IN. rcnitrrtiary by the late JudE"
NlStun g.. Dayton ut n L. 3. court BOG
sion before II" appealed tn IN" Sh-
pr"mr court for new trinl. which WAS
L.rnntch 10 lhc nrracnl torn.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-10-21
ROAD MEN SPEAK
TO AUTO CLUB

state Scnator D. II. Morton ~ Char
lesion. and Major &. T. Furtnry. chair
man "f tho stutc road commission. VIII
he tho speakers ut tho open meeting
Of tho Wheeling Automobile club. which
Will De- held ia tn" CluhrOums at Twrlfth
and Main streets thiS evening. BON
men haN, been prominent in movements
To better road conditions in the state
and both will discuss the good roads
amendment which viii he submitted t.
the voters at the coming election.
owners Of automobiles have been urg-
Cd to attend the meeting In order -
become acquainted with tn" status Of
the amendment
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-10-21
CHANCES PLEA To NOT GUILTY;
MRS. JACOBS IS ACQUITTED

recommended to do so by her attorney.
Fred l.. M1ury.
She explained her change OF plea on
the grounds Sh" did not understand the
charge as presented at the last term.
thinking she WAS charged with having
liquor in her possession. but In the IN
dictment she was charged with selling
liquor.
Bert Phillips. deputy state prohibition
commissioner was thu first Witness
called by the government. telling OF the
raid. and Of his warning the woman re-
pcatcdly Tom Arlington. who helped
make the raid. was tho N"Nt witness
lie subSLantiHtcd Mr. l'hillipa' tcstl-
muny.
Chester KrnaiA waS tho n"Xt Witness
called. Hr told OF going to the Jacobs
homo with Ith"u Elliott. and being In
t"NiCatrd. u" said tn" Eirl WAS also
under tho Influence OF liquor and de-
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-10-21
HEAVY FINES IN
LIQUOR CASES
Central Garden Club and QuH Schultl
Zach In tho $500 Class.

Five bootlcEgrrs were hn'h ana ana, or. ,
was hrnlrnccd To 81 dhya III jn'i -,
/ Judrc Charles \ Woods In frHci"
court Yesterday All pleaded EulIlS
The nnra wrr" the h""virh' i"p"a'"
for many months In this district I"nh
! Iur from IlaO to $500. Tony l'Ihhin"
: OF Taylor county wan III" prIn"nr' sen
fenced to Al days. IL" "hh i''"A' w.
( Lnylur rIrnl thnI much tIno already III
Inn awaiting lTinI ,,
The Central Garden 'I"h "'H NV "
1900 M u club aud the lndlvlhu"I 'h'' ~
! nrnInnt IIr urn'"Iu wrT" hf"pP'"
! viii bo remembered tho beer f""lh ny
urnhIbitIun urnrCTu In IA" rhld hih"""'
/ n Ia over ? 600 huliI"g which wa" ''h'-
? tied into n newer. 80
, Gur ShultZ VIII" han boon nt'" wv
! ucycrnl nccnrI"nH. was nn"h @'n" u',"'
Z recommended OF NrHi"thht l,'H', :
I Attorney H. l.. IIyr"r. inter EhuIl" n''
entered his plcn. Nor" than 2'o n"'''''
. nr whIskcy wcr" found In his pla''
Frank Oalcrmnn wnH fined *''n ,,r
: having n stIll and making m""n"h,h' ~,
G,,,,n c,rInInr of Wcirtun was fined thr
I same amount for having "t'l'
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-10-21
DEFENDANT IN o s. COURT nnS-
UHDERsrooD CHARGE WHEN
SHE ENTERED GUILTY
FLEA
Woman II Freed by Jury at Term in
which She Was to Have Been
Sentenced

Mrs Mary Jacobs known 40 Polish
Mary" of 900 Main street. was found
not guilty 81 violating tn" federal
avs. by selling whiskcy. yesterday aft
ernoon In L 4 district court. after tn"
Jury had dclihcratcd 20 minutes
Mrs. Jacobs was placed on trial when
the afternoon session began. Sh" had
"ntercd a plea OF guilty bcror" JudE"
Nston g Dayton ut the last term OF
,Uurt here. and was to hnve been sen
t.-nCed NJ ths present term. hut changed
ter plea OF guilty TO not guilty when
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-10-21
$500 fine IMPOSED
ON PHILLIP DOCTOR
Indy. woods Doubles Fino Rocommend'
cd BY District Attorney

Dr W o. Davis. a druggist "' fnli-
lippi was nr"d $500 aud cost N""t,rdhF
morning ly .IrIdr" thnrl"% y WOODS
i.g,,i,r ~, r,nii,s IN Iurp" quantities, In
violation az the Harrison rarr"l'" h't.
The case WA" rIil"d and uInn room
mcndntion Of his niiurn"'. Cen. T y
Riley. he mad" hi" picn. Assistant lh7-
I'm cnr $2.u but Judge Woods. after
Questioning Ia" Defendant. doubled the
nu"
This unk"G four narcotic act \i"At"rS
who have. been nu"d at IN" present
term and .IruihCr case Is yet I" h"
heard. u ca" from down state.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-10-21
USES The HOOVER
TO GATHER LEAVES
Local Man brings Up ERoeil.nt Prob
lem That IP Solved la EaHy FaHilion

Eni rr"uurul,rI IN u"u"Y "nrtnE "''
,nIrhIrr buI only uuvIuE 81 w'Il l"""I
aud rhvHi'nI Uti"urih. I" W" ""E "
Iu,.pI man Rrurcu the Loaf rhnninE lrh,
if, h. ,h. ,urr rr",,u IrrrG Ia ia" ~ u
,r rnrh yrnr while rnH"lnE hy lhI'
mans rruld"uc" yesterday. much I" u
rcrsnn'u surprise. Il" wnH not uFinG ih'
rtkr and broom styl". but lnrl"nd WIZ
removing tho leaves IN d""p'" H"'' ~
r,.L,,n, ,yitI, q IIuuy.r Vacuum Gw""p"r.
Thr IIunvrr has been ndN"rtiS"d
handy for h"u"" cleaning. h"' ~" 900
man can rnIt II over "n thu VII" no"
when ph" calls upon nm hln in ",'",
,,nr,,,u and lawn ur It's old dead
l,t.tN
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-10-21
WAIT FOR CEMENT

The w"rR OF paving N!n"t""nih "r""i.
Nnrth Side by Contractors Sir.nH"r Il
SprInrcr has been delayed On account
Of inability to get material and Labor.
The contractors hnv" sand nnd gravel
ON tho Job. but ar" waiting for enough
rrm"nt so that tn" CDtir" lW"", can u"
com plclrh.
Evening journal., 1920-08-10
VIOLA


The practically unique occurrence OF
and old Latin word was a modern fem
mime name, without change OF spell
ing OF significance is evidenced I'm
Viola. It is one OF the few names
WHICH has not undergone a lengthy
process Of evolution from some root
in a dead language. It has not even
submitted 10 revival but has passed
down through centuries as the Latin
word for violet" and will remain "a
feminine proper name signifying vio-
let 10 the end Of time.
There are many Instances OF the use
Of Violet in England and scotland
Ihere Is the equivalent lolande in
france and also Nioletta. name borne
by Eva Maria Neigel the Young dams
euse who became the wife OF David
Garrhk. But in Italy. where the Viola
arose, there Is no record OF lis Saving
been used as a proper name.
lhe common opinion OF etymolO-
gists-seems TO be that ID was fsnciful
name Imported from Italy bv shakes
peare and bestowed upon one on his
heroines in Twelfth Night " But
however II may be. the Viola who
loved OrslnO endeared the name in
English hearts and 10 has continued
win great popularity ever since the
time or Shakespeare.
The amyethyst is the talismanlc
gem assigned 10 Viola. Il PROMISES
her success In love and freedom from
Evening journal., 1920-08-10
VICTORY MEDALS
FOR WAR HEROES

Those who have served on active
duty in the United States Army dur
ing the world war are entitled to a
Victory Medal which they can obtain
by applying at the Army Recruiting
Station. S3i Market street Applicants
who are unable TO apply in person,
can receive such by addressing a let
ter 10 Otto polking, A. +. c., in charge
OF the distribution, giving their full
name and address and date OF dis
charge.
Applications are received at this
office regardless Of whether the appli-
cant Is a resident OF the State. Rela-
tives Of those who died while In the
service. and since they were DIS
charged from the army can apply for
such.
Army field clerks should apply 70
the Adiutant General Of the Army,
Washington. ami nurses should apply
10 the Surgeon General Of the Army,
Washington
Nearly 1000 medals have been issued
from this Office and all persons are
urged TO apply Immediately. or the
1000 applicants one-half have been OF
the 59th Pioneer Infantry. one-fourth
for service in France. without battle
engagements. and One-f0urth for ser
vice in the United states.
The medal is made OF bronze. -
inches In diameter and suspense
from a ribbon by a ring. Clasps
showing the major engagements are
attached TO the ribbon or elastic Tor
countries served in abroad II Inc col
der was not In any battle engage
ments. There Is also another clasp
for those who served In defensive
sector or who We're stationed in The
First or second Area. or who were
under command OF the British, French
Of Italian. There is only one defens-
i've sector allowed When The appli-
cant makes applsation for a defensive
sector he must state the dates he was
present with the particular organl-
zation. or in The particular sector
specifying from what date 70 wha'
date.
Evening journal., 1920-08-10
Hands and Arms Made
Surprisingly Beautiful

With a single application OF Derwiila
Girls, Derwillo not only beautides ~onr
complexion, but IL is wonderful for the
hands and arms. Derwillo comes In three
shades, white, flesh and brunette. White
is erpeclaIly recommended for the hands
ana arms. Since short sleeves are In
vogue 10 rs necessary 10 have your hands
and arms looking their best aud a trial
Of Derwillo for this purpose will aston
ish you. Remember, II stays on 90 much
petter than powder and does not come
on on clothing. 10 is Just the thing" fo
use IN beautifying your hands and arms.
At an toilet counters Of department
stores and up-to-date druggists.
Evening journal., 1920-08-10
new R. R.FARE
5 PLAN OUTLINED
Roads Complete Proposals
for Disposition of Tickets
Return Coupons
PULLMAN TICKETS
ALSO INCLUDED

WASHINGTON. Aug. iO.-Proposals
for the disposition Of tickets. return
ooupons and Pullman car tickets
bought before the effective date Of
The advanced passenger fares were
submitted 10 the Interstate Com
merce Commission by Inc Associa-
ton or Railway Executives. The pro
posals are:
"One way tickets sold prior 10
August 20, 1920. held by passengers on
+, route August 26, 1920. will he hon
ored TO destination without additional
Partially used round trhp or tour
, ist tickets sold prior 10 August 26
lySu, VIII be hOnOred 10 destination
sold.
Passengers actually en- route al
midnight August p. 1920. will be
carried to destination OF sleeping or
parlor car ticket without additional
charge. Surcharge will apply in con-
necton with all way and round trim
tickets or every kind where sleeping
or parlor car space is purchased for
use on or after August 26. 1920.
outstanding sleeping or parlor car
tickets covering space 10 b. used on
or after August 26, 1920 will be hon
ored only upon payment OF the sur
Communication or other multiple
forms OF tickets sold prior 10 August
!, 1920, will be hOnored within their
limits.
"COmmutstlon and other multiple
forms OF tickets bearing calendar
month limit or limit not exceeding IS
days from date OF sale. sold on or
after August f. 1920. and prior TO
August 26, 1920, will be honored with
In their limits.
"COmmutation or other multiple
forms OF tickets bearing longer limits
Than calendar month or exceeding 80
days from the date Of sale. sold on or
after August !. 1920. and prior 10
August 26, 1920. will not be honored
on or after August 26, 1870, but such
tickets II wholly unused will he re-
deemed at fare paid, and II partially
used. will be redeemed at proportion
ate fare.
Tickets OF any class sold prior TO
August 1. 1920. must not be dated
ahead for use or after August 26,
1920 unless the increased fares are
collected; surcharges must also be
collected where sleeping or parlor
space Is used.
milk and cream tickets purchased
prior to August 26. 1920. win not be
honored on or after that date, but
will be redeemed at face value on
presentation to general passenger de-
partment."
The commission has indicated that
< will probably authorize the rec
Concentrations OF the carriers and ID
expected TO issue its decision shortly
The Want Ads will sal summer
ZONES and rent furnished apartments
during any season OF the year.
Evening journal., 1920-08-10

vexalion. Friday is her lucky day and
3 her lucky number.
Evening journal., 1920-08-10

The Want Ads will sall summer
homes and rent furnished apartments
during any season OF the year
Evening journal., 1920-08-10
yA44 MmA.sf
nov KIIIFD m AIiTOMOBIIT.

John Ash, eleven-yesr-old son OF j.
Howard Ash. Of Iron Hill, Md, was Ia
tally injured yesterday. when he was
struck by an automobile. near his
home. He died shortly after being adj
mitted to the hospital. Elwood Hem
derson. OF New York, driver Of the
car, was ordered held by the coroner.
Evening journal., 1920-08-10
nIrrERs ms IINnnING

GEORGETOWN. Del, Aus i0.-De.
sirous OF making an honest livelihood,
but addicted TO the use Of an kinds OF
medical preparations producing an
alcoholic effect TO the extent that he
would resort 10 almost any means 10
appease his craving nature, Walter
Mumford. this city. who possibly has
drunk more patent medicines than
any man In lower Delaware. faces an
IS months term In the New Castle
County Workhouse as result OF his
drug habit.
Evening journal., 1920-08-10
RIfAiINI

Free demonstration Of Rumini Prod
ucts by the same young lady recently
demonstrating in Wilmington, now at
30 South Broad street. pennsgrove, n.
j.. an this week. Canyassers and
demonstrators wanted Watch for
Beauty Contest ADV.
Evening journal., 1920-08-10
Make Your Own
BUG KILLER
p. d. Q.

You can easily make qt home a full
quart Of the strongest bug-killer for 3jc,
enough to kill a million bedbugs, reaches,
Aaas and ants. This recipe will not burn,
rot or stain the clothing and Is entirely
different from any other formula we
know OF, as this will kill the eggs.
Procure Of your druggist Soc package
II fPesky Devils Ouietus) =. ID. Q. then
you will have the chemical made express
iy 10 rid Hotels, Hospitals and dwellings
of pesky bedbugs and other Insects.
Impossible for the pesky devils TO ex-
lat with the proper use Of p. ID. q.
Special Hospital size, S250-makes five
xalions-your druggist has II or he can
get Il for you or sent prepaid, >-either
size by the Owl Chemical Coz Ierre
Haute. Ind. upon receipt Of price Look
for the devils head on every package.
Sold by Eckerd Drug Co. and y. B.
Danforths Drug Store.
Evening journal., 1920-08-10
cAnNIVAT, AT WAINIT GREEN.

A carnival and dance will be held
at the Walnut Green sch0olhouse. be-
tween Centervilie and Mount Cuba,
Friday afternoon and evening, Tor the
benent % The school fund
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Notion
About CaIOmel;
Now Delightful
OId-Style CaIomei Gives Place
To. the Denauseated Tablets
. Known as 'scalotabs'' Per
fectly Safe.

With all of the liver cleansing and
system-purifying Qualities of the old
style calemei. but robbed of its nausea
and danger, Caiotabs is destined to be
come the most popular as well as the
most useful of all home remedies. For
biliousness, headaches, consultation
and Indigestion it is Indispensable, for
nothing but calomel will starighten
OFT a disordered liver.
One Calotab I'D bedtime with a swal-
low OF water-that's alE-no taste, no
Briping, no nausea. no salts. Next
morning your liver is active, your .sys-
tenn purified, and. you are feeling fine.
with hearty appetite for breakfast.
Eat what you please-no danger.
Genuine Calotabs are never sold in
bulk. Ask for the original, sealed
package. Price 35 scents If you are
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FOR RENT Room within two man
iiles walk Of post office. Apply AZ
14iS Reynolds street, or phone 274-m
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FOR RENT.

ri RENTone apartment on mrs
cor new Braflye Apartments. fof
further information apply TO "A.
NIB, or phone 1925.
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OR RENT Three unfinished rooms
for light housekeeping. Apply 923
Union-or phone 4O6. I'll
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ROOM FOR RENT--For one or two
gentlemen, nicely furnished room.
near postoiE e. Apply at 1406 Union
" phone $3.50.
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FOR RENT-Garage room for 3 cars,
at $40 per l..onth Apply at 1905
Union street. Phone 232.
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FOR RENT Three sarnished rooms
cor light housekeeping, near tho OIL
refinery Mrs. Marie Lott.
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WANTED = Energetic young man in
ejaculation department. Call at The
News business office.
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FOR RENT-On st. Simon's Island.
7roon, furnished cottage, arranged
for two families; half block from
ocean pier. Apply to A. c. lnig'
ST Simons Island, phone 9i95-S. 20
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FOR SALE s3OOoo--An Overland
80, the small touring car. the best
model. they ever built. You will
have to see it to appreciate. Own
et leaving town. Ellis Engineering
-, SIT
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FOR QUICK SALE - Two lots on
IJnio,,s near /, cheap. A beautiful
sox15o foot lot in Urbana at sacri-
fice. See A. II. Leayy.
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FOR RENT OR SALE-Nice six-room
two.story residence, Alb Wolf ST.;
size Of lot, 67x96. Apply to A. O..
Anderson, 20S Monk ST., or phone
1853 5-19
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WANTED.

W,ANTED-Tn buy second hand
vistrofa, must be in good condition
! Phone 1872.
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sy.,slRE eeREsNTLA three-roomS cottage In
siiFbasiiiia. one block from ear line;
largo I ward and garden, Apply on
nrer,ises. 1909 F ST., phone SS4:s 5-zo
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OR RENT-Four rooms and porch !;
partly furnished or unFuraished
1711 Reynolds ST., OF phone 535. 5-l9
Evening journal., 1920-07-17
DELAWARE COLLEGE
HISTORY POPULAR
sneclll Do Nd EyanIng Ionrnal.

Special 10 The Evening Journal.
NEWARK, July iI.-Tho book eff
iy years OF Delaware College" written
by =. ~ Nallandisham. an amnus
Is attracting considerable attention
among the alumni and friends of the
college. Mr. Nallandirham was for
mcrly an instructor In English at
Delaware and is thoroughly familiar
with the early history oi The lnslilu-
tion following TIE Civil War The
book deals with the college from the
time 10 was rcopcncd In 1870 after
having been closed FOR some years
owing 10 The war until The present
time
Mr. Nanandlgham prepared This
valuable historical sketch purely out
OF The interest that he has In his
Alma Mater and receives no compon-
saii0n whatever Tor his work. 10 was
also printed at kells. the printing
establishment OF Secretary or Stale
Everett T.. Johnson. entirely without
cost 90 the college. The proceeds
from the sales Will go TO the Dcla-
ware Colic1o Review 10 allow that
publication % enlarge the coming
college year. The books sell FOR ~
and $3.50 according 90 cover and
Will be mailed 90 anyone sending
That amount with cents extra for
postage 10 Business Administrator A
a.. Wilkinson.