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The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1920-03-11
FILED YOUR RETURN?
BETTER GET BUSY

Income tax returns are due in Mon
day at midnight, and there will be no
extension Of time this year. Such is
The positive declaration Of internal rev
enue officials in charge of work here.
Three days remain in which to file re-
turns and make payment without pen
atty
For laborers and others who can not
get to the office In room 81 postoffice
building. during the day, the office will
be open from z to 9 pm Friday and
Saturday nights and until midnight
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1920-03-11
Mothers Glass Will Meet.

The Mothers class Of ST. Johns NJ,
Il. church win hold its regular business
meeting AT the home Of Mrs j. NJ
Walker 1873 Harhert avenue, on Fri
day afternoon at ESQ o'clock.
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1920-03-11
Apron Social.

On Friday evening the ladies' Of the
Buntyn Methodist church will give an
apron party at the church, to which all
the people Of the community are cordi-
ally invited
There win be a program of music and
readings, followed by social hour, and
HIGHT Refreshments win be served
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1920-03-11
Good Shepherd Auxiliary.

The regular monthly meeting OF the
Ladies auxiliary TO the sisters Of the
Good Shepherd wfil be held in the
Moose han Friday afternoon at .
O'clock Mrs Frank Devine, assisted by
Mines. Schroeder. Doan. Busart, War
rem and Colbert. viii be the hostesses
for the afternoon.
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1920-03-11

Monday. The office viii not be open
az All Sunday.
Late taxpayers are enjoying a long
sojourn before being waited upon, a
line forming early In the morning and
being added TO throughout the day,
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1920-03-11
Ward. SAKE.

Mr.. BENJAMIN SAKE was quietly SOL
emnlxed on Wednesday, the Rev, w =.
Hamilton officiating
After a bridal trip to New Orleans
and other Southern points. Mr.. and
Mrs. SAKE win be al home TO their
friends at 1929 Oliver avenue.
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1920-03-11
Song Recital.

Pupils Of Mrs @. Il MEehlers studio
win appear TN a song recital on Friday
evening at Sis o'clock at WitEmann's
concert hall Miss Chamberlin and Mr.
Cortese will assist as accompanies.
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1920-03-11
PATTON IN COURT.

Elmer Patton, is, negro, 223 South
Fourth street, was TO face city court
Thursday on q charge of using the au-
tomobile OF II. r, Ellis, head OF the
Hessig- Ellis Drug company. without the
owners consent
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1920-03-11
PHlLo CLUB HOSTS

The first Of series Of delightful ar
fairs planned by the Philo club. under
the supervision Of Mr. Harry Basist,
they will entertain with a formal dane
ing party at the Y, NJ II. A. building,
The Young Tennesseans, Young Jude
ans, Elite club, and the jazz Jolliers
will be the guests OF the Philo club
members
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1920-03-11
MAUDE HASTINGS
chiropractor

! wish to announce the removal OF my
office from the Il, 4 F. Bank Building
to 226 Randolph Building. where | am
prepared to make patients quite com
Portable. Residence telephone Hem.
1880. until office telephone can be in.
stalled office hours. II am, to s pm
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1920-03-11
Madison Heights Association.

Tho executive board Of the Madison
Heights Parent Teacher assoCia ton vii
meet ON Friday afternoon at 3 o'clock
be discussed
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1920-03-11

Miss Juliet Onley. accompanied by
her sister, Mrs, Laura onley Tucker.
los Angeles and other Southern Cali
fornia points for an indefinite stay.
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1920-03-11
St. Luke's Guild

St Luke's Guild VIII meet on Friday
morning at 10 o'clock In the parish
house. All members have been urged
to be present.
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1920-03-11

Miss Mary Mallory Harris has been
welcomed home after an extended visit
with friends In New York.
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1920-03-11

The Rev. Or. 7. Z. Sharp is visiting
In 81 Louis, but is expected home in
time for the great revival TO be held
In all cf the city churches.
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1920-03-11

MIR and Mrs. Henry w Mahon are
spending several months at the God
dard hotel. Hot Springs, Ark.
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1920-03-11

Mrs Lillian Jones, OF the Juvenile
court, has gone for visit with rela-
tives in Atlanta, Ga.
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1920-03-11
Here and There

Miss Jewett Swift has gone for a
visit in Jefferson City, Mo, with Miss
MyTene Houchin. who was her guest
earlier In the season.
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1920-03-11
Silk FOur-in-HandS

These ties are made of brocade satins
twill silks; come in a great assortment
Of stripes, Persian and figured pat
terms; all have sHp-easy bands and ban
tackled ends, Ties of the handsomest
and most fashionable hues.
Evening journal., 1920-03-16
DRUGGIST SAYS
'SFINE TONIC
AID PRAISES It
Says He Prefers To Recon-.
mend II Every
Time.
TELLS WHAT IT
DOES FOR FOLKS

II viii tell you why we have solC
thousands Of bottles Of Earlei
lHypo-Cod. here in Chattanooga
Tennessee" writes Jno. Ander.
son, the largest druggist there
Though we make less profit on
Il, we prefer to recommend Hypo-
Cod because Of is great merit. We
believe It 10 be O medicine that
cannot be excelled and truly be-
lieve IL viii do all that IS claimed
for t. We have testimonials from
some Of the very best people in
Chattanooga praising it," Yours
truly, Jno. Anderson, Prop.
Read what another eEpert says re.
Farding HypO-Cod. on the left ard BE-
low. They know the formula and
know the concern making Hypo-Cod
and their advice means much % q
rsrson when there are 90 many hun.
dreds q medicines 20 choose from.
Read what the several Authorities on
the subject say IN the several state
menia Published on this page and
then come down 70 the drug store and
gei a couple bottles. Il builds you
uB quick Weak. fast growing chill
area love r. Old folks say q is the
ffat tonic they ever took that vas
powerful enouEh 10 do the work right
Evening journal., 1920-03-16
ANOTHER EXPERT
OK'SHYP0-COD
Indorsed By Physicians
A Medicine Of Great
Merit he Says.
PREFERABLE TO
ALL OTHERS

In a statement reeiting at lengtl
the splendid properties Of each o.
the several elements composing
Hypo-Cod the eminent J. Henry
seruggs. Ph.G- PD confirms III,
conclusions arrived At and giver
in Professor Early 8 statement pub.
lished elsewhere on this page.
After carefully examining the
preparation known 10 the public
as Esrle's TaEtelss HypoICod and
carefully watching the results Of
several eases in which il was used,
Il Is in my opinion absolutely the
best Cod Liver Oh preparation
made. "
"lu great merit expisins iit
great popularity. The formula is
one that is endorsed by many Of
the leading physicians IN ths
United States today. " Very
truly yours, J. Henry scrugFs,
Pho P.D- (GraluAte Atlanta Col
lege Physicians & Surgeons.)
I picked out Hypo-cod Tor ny owr
gSe" declared N c. Clark. PIC BE.
earse J know u vas the bes; on the
shelf Il restored ny appetite and Al.
gostion. buit me up snd I berEn e
sleep better niEhta Today feel "a
well a.. ever did in ny BE. ] had
become weak. run down ard was look.
ing mighty bad ] was 90 nervous "a
toss and roll half the night Ny al.
gestion and appetite was poor and
anybody needing a tonic IKE that win
make no mistake By insisting on
Earles Hypo-C0d Il is The one I rec.
ommend." continued this gentleman
who're health broke down while IN the
Service and who Just recently came
back and took up hls work again IN
the Drug store. Read what attn other
authorities on the subject say regard.
Ing Hypo-Cod on the right and IN the
article below. Than come down and
set a bottle o. the genuine. tonight
end build Yourself up.
Evening journal., 1920-03-16
FARMERS BAND
against LABOR
Million Strong, They're Out
for More Work and
Less Pay
BLAME CITY FOLK
FOR HIGH COSTS

CHICAGO, H., March i6-A million
American farmers have banded togaih-
er 10 fight short hours and high wages
OF city labor. These farmers are men,
bers Of the American Farm Bureau
Federation. the national organization
OF which was perfected here recently.
"We desire to point out that a large
factor IN the high cost OF living Is the
curlOilment OF production through
short hours. lessened efficiency OF la
Dor and Strikes" The federation for
mally declared.
Delegates insisted the high cost OF
living Is due TO the high cost OF labor
and TO the fact that "clty labor no
longer producers as much per man as
it did before The war"
"And yet" as one speaker pointed
out "ihese same short-hour workers
In cities arc complaining loudest be-
cause food products are higher In
price. or course food is higher It
COSTS more for the farmer TO grow
food. II costs more because city la
Dor has forced up farm labor wages,
and has increased prices OF everything
the farmer buys"
The American Farm Bureau move
ment began about three years ago. In
Missouri. The originator planned
frst-aid-to-farmers organization.
10 spread rapidly into practically all
agricultural states. Today there are
million members.
u Is the most conservative OF all
farm groups, and IS bitterly opposed
10 such radical farm organizations as
The Nonpartisan League, The national
convention opposgi government in
terference with the economic law upon
which great industries are founded.
This was interpreted 70 mean that
The federation Is against such gov
ernmcnt regulation systems as Is pro-
posed TO curb the Big Five packers.
The packers were well represented At
the convention. The keynote speaker
was Thomas Z. Wilson, one Of The
big five"
The Farm Bureau Federation de
clared for longer working hours, small
or wages and more work for both city
and farm labor.
J. r. Howard. Clemons, Ia, presl-
dent has been voted a salary OF 5000
a year and $1,000 travelling expenses.
Evening journal., 1920-03-16
poLrrIcAL LANnMAnK ro co.

CHESTER, Pa. March i6.-samuol i.
Bloom has made application 70 Court
for transfer OF the store and license
held for years by the William ]. Nc
Clure Company for the sale Of wines
and liquors at Third and Kerlln streets.
The license now Is IN The name OF
Sablna Mcclure, widow OF William ].
Mcclure. David B. Mcclure John ].
stand Is one OF the Oldest In the city
and for many years was the political
headquarters Of the city Republican
organization. Il was referred TO as
"The Corner" end ofllce-seekers with
out ihe sanction OF "The Corner" had
little chance Of being successful
Evening journal., 1920-03-16
NEVER BEFORE HAVE DRUGGISTS so UNANIMOUS
LY ENDORSED. RECOMMENDED AND ADVERTISED
RECONSTRUCTVE TONIC TO THE PUBLIC
READ WHAT THESE AUTHORITIES
ON THE SUBJECT SAY ABOUT 1T
Best Stores In Town Tell
Customers It Does
The Work.
NO ONE CAN MAKE
MISTAKE USING IT

With the exception Of q mighty
few stores with tonics Of their own
druggists are enthusiastic about
the new triumph in chemistry,
known "a Esrle's HypO-cod which
in thousands Of tests has proven
beyond all doubt its right to the
distinction Of being the most
powerful, effective and palatable
nutritive, digestive. Alternative. re-
constructive tonic made
Druggists have not only watched
the results with hundreds OF Gus
toners, but many have taken it
themselves, and with their knowl-
edge Of its ingredients as shown
by the formula upon the bottle
and their familiarity with all the
hundreds Of other preparations on
tho shelf, their judgment ss TO
what II actually does In 9 given
case should interest every person
In town.
In the columns on The righf viii
be found the statements Of prom
inent druggistA Pharmacists and
chemists as vel a. that OF the
well known Authority Professor
E f. Early, Professor Of Chem
istry.
Read what they say about this
powerful new preparation which
is now beyond the experimental
Ftsgp. and acknowledged to be a
remarkable accomphkLmenf Of the
chemist
Evening journal., 1920-03-16
CorcuTs With Prof. Early
Best Cod Liver Oil PTepa-
ration Oh The Market.
TELLS WHAT IT
WILL DO FOR YOU

"As manager Of one Of a chain
Of drug stores, ] want 70 say that
Il most heartily concur with Pro
fessor Early, whose statement ]
have seen, regarding Earle 5 Hypo-
Cod, when he tells Of the great
merit Of this preparation. ] have
recommended and sold hundreds
OF bottles Of Hypo-Cod in this store
and think Il is the best cod liver
oil preparation on the market.
Il is so pleasant 20 take, being
combined with Syrup Of Hypo-
Evening journal., 1920-03-16
Our Poets Corner
For Verses Written Specially for
The Evening Journal.
GODS FLOWERS
w. ID. GREENE,
}. 1000 Laurel Street. City.

"Ohi mamma. sprlngtlme must b
near"
A little maiden said,
As from her couch OF pain she tried
To raise her throbbing head.
"Thls morning through my window,
/ heard a robin sing;
A blue bird perched on yonder tree,
This surely must be spring.
"Ohi How / long 10 be once more,
Out I'm the sunshine bright;
To gather violets and play
From morning until night.
VIII God have flowers In heayenf
And when 1 get up there,
VIII He let me make pOsles
And twlne them In my halr7
"Will He tuck me IN my little bed,
And hear my evening prayerI
And keep my clothing neat and clean
And comb and brush my hair7"
The weeping mother answered "Yes,
God will take care OF you,
And give you far more tender love
Than mamma e'er could do.
"Hls flowers are those that never die,
Nor lose their glorious hue;
And those most precious In His sight.
Are little ones like you"
The little maid lay back and smiled
A smile Of trust and love
When morning broke another flower
Grew in Gods home above.
Evening journal., 1920-03-16
WHAT IT Is FOR

Esrie's Hypo-Cod is the product
q the nationally known Earle
Chemical Co. and It's name Is a
guarantee of the finest ingredients
and highest quality medicine. II
was egeated TO quickly restore o
person 10 robust. vigorous health
and promptly increase the disease
resisting vitality Of a person after
long wasting illness. II with equal
efficiency builds up anyone young
or old who is in a rundown, weak
ened. debilitsted condition due to
strain, overwork. or excesses II
promptly fortifies the syste n
against sickness By strengthening
the whole system Take a person
weak. nervous. pale. thin, and
anedmie and apt to catch cold.
coughs, fevers. etc. and in a few
days it enriches their blood. re-
wives their appetite. speeds up the
NAkfhAAlA anu NAlhtt OuN lfc COils
cough. catarrhal. bronchial or
asthmatic condition
A. this season Of the year. we need
richer blood TO Withstand the cold
We need hesrtier appetite and d.
gestion 10 handle the heavy hsat-Eiy.
ing foods We need and should eai
Our lungs should be strengthened
snd the cheyi cleared of congestion
conEhs or rolds With strong lungs
good diEsstion and sppetite and rich.
red ti0od. nature mighty soon drives
out blood. stomach. nerve and snesmic
troubles
Read NhHi these sutuhorities say
N their artiClvs on the right Read
the glowing tributes they pay u
Then remember that doctor druggist
cbsmist nurse and thousands Of users
sesOmni~nd II and tben--if you sre not
~ roburt visoroDs health con. down
60 the dros store ana the manager
sft b. glad 10 tell you more about
D. ur simply SET a bottle and see for
,oufrrh bo~ promptly and quickly o
twfscn ,sn be Pvt bsck on their feet
-nd freed " the hundreds " D. hes.
s.ifs and ssnlplUms "f the troubles for
0Hh u 10 suod
Evening journal., 1920-03-16
4 APRIFES5UR UF
CHEMISTRY SNYS
HYP0-C0D IS OK
Best ReconstructiVe Ton,
Ever Produced Says
This Authority.
1T BUILDS UP
RUNDOWN PEOPLE,

I have been in The medical profef-
sion Tor quite a number % yeara at
| lphlrmac.st and Professor OF Chcmis
lfry Tennessee Medical Coliercl and
the truly wonderful results Obtained
BY 90 many people through the use Of
Earloa Hypo Cod caused mo 10 decide
% make an exhaustive rolearch and ]
find Il is one Of the most extremely
Feu balanced combinations of tonic,
aiieratiye and nuirltye principles
ever produced.
n can Be used with impuuity with
out the least digestive disturbance
owing 20 the complete elminauon o.
he flshy taste Of Cod Liver oil. while
aiill retaining al the ertracilEe eie-
msnts % useful a. q tonic and tissue
builder,
The extract OF Malt. contalnIng
Carbohydrates and NitroEcnouG nat
ter. cannot be surpassed % q nutrient
and fat producing agent; wild Chrrp
Bark. as eVerv one knows. has an eE-
trcmelY beneficial effect uucn he mu-
cous membranes. and with the small
amount Of aifychnine present, acts as
a stomach niimuiatlng elemeut
The Hypoph0sphiies of Line.
Soda. Potassium. Manglnese. Qui-
nine and stychulne are too we'll
known for the powerful Influence they
exert upon the wasted nerve tlfsr .
and upon the lungs for me 20 ds.oll
upon thelr efficiency. Tle iron 90
necessary 20 enrich the blood is also
present 90 soiuable form readily az
Simulated and the Sherry vine mol
only sets au a base 20 hold q IN 90
iuion. but acts as q mild silmulaut
and appcilzer
] consider Earis's Hypo. Cod a most
valuable prcpg ration. and can readily
undcrHiani why 20 many people are
obtaining honedciai results from rs
uro. d is q most meritorioug prep
aration." GlCnef-E r. Early. Pa. o
The above statement indicates the
rplondid character of Eario'6 Hypo
cod and The almost universal endorse
mcnt given q By the profession. u
explains Why thousands OF usera have
paid e glowing tributes IN signed testF
monials
Being made OF the finest ingrod-
Tents IN one OF Americas Oldest aud
largest laboratories, no one need hest
late a moment before using 4 them.
selves. or in the family. Read what
another authority On the subject says
10 the article on the iefL-Thsn come
town 70 the store and set a couple
l1lfirr
Evening journal., 1920-03-16
BUCKNFLL BOYS IN CONCERT.

With the announcement that the
Bucknell University Combined Musical
Clubs viii appear in Wilmington next
Friday. the music loving people Of this
place will be overioyed at the oppOr-
tunity 10 hear this group Of thirty
five college musicians. Although the
clubs have never toured New Jersey
and Delaware, the reputation they have
made in Pennsylvania and the sur
rounding States has preceded them to
this State.
The concert here viii be given In
second Baptist Church, Franklin and
the Mems League, and will be given at
S o'clock.
Evening journal., 1920-03-16
READ WHAT c. R. JAMES, PH.G., PHO.
SAYSREGARDINGE EARLE'S HYP0-C0D

Iphosphites, Sherry Wine. Wild
ICherTy Bark, Malt. and Iron, that
leyeTyone speaks Of il and every
lone Of those ingredients we al
know are good. Il Is 50 readily
lretained by people with weak
lsiosoashs and Is likewise 50 good
fos children that / rec3innend q
heartily Fer coughs. colds. bronchitis.
caiarTh. or Tor uGe 90 o general % steTr
ltcn.c and builder. ] think Hypo COD Is
a medicine of superior merit and
know o. VII 90 an thft q claimed Tor
g and although q O. 8 little hiGher in
price Than some other preparations
owinE o. The hiEh gualeg used. wo
have an ercruous dtmand for q end
is one that We an can conscientiously
recommend" Sigued--C. r. Jame1.
Pho. Pic (OFaautte Ohio State
unlgeraiiyl
Read what tfin snother authority
says about HypoC Cod below Their
cone down and get a botle Of the
genuine
Evening journal., 1920-03-16
DRExEL BUSINESS CLUB DIMES.

The Business Club OF Drexel Institute,
Philadelphia, which has several VIII
mingion members. held a get-together
dinner at the Institute cafeteria No.
i32 South Thlrty-second street, on Friday
night. he affair was the initial gath
erlng Of the club and was a success
both rs 10 the number attending and
the enthusiasm shown. w n. Spivey,
director Of the evening school. was
one OF the speakers.
Or. Hollis Godfrey, president 70 the
institute. brought out the fact that
Installation could be obtained moi
solely from practical work, but IN
school The other speakers were Pro
fessor Van Ripper, and for many years
IN charge OF the real estate classes
.G. A. Brennan. Instructor IN salesman.
ship. and A j. Pitt. trafilc manager ~
the John Lucas Company, also an In
struotor I'm the school. These talks
were followed by a sing" and a flash
HIGHT picture. after which the meeting
adjourned.
Evening journal., 1920-03-16
DRAW ON BANKS TO
PAY INCOME TAXES

This is a big pay day financially IN
Wilmington. the payments being both
incoming and outgoing. II Is the nnal
day for the settlement OF the FIRST In
stallment Of the income and excess
profit taxes which will take a large
sum from the banks. However. Il IS
pointed out that most OF this money
.is not Immediately lost 20 the banks,
because much Of these payments are
made by check and viii not be with
drawn until the government has urgent
need for the funds This, however, i'm
.mediately occurs, as the government
will pay out I'm this olty several hun
.dred thousand dollars IN payment OF
interest coupons on the Third Liberty
Loan issue.
Yesterday was the day. too, for the
exchange Of Third Liberty Loan bonds
for new bonds with coupons covering
interest for the life Of The bond.
Evening journal., 1920-03-16
ITS UrUr COu spnIrANCF

Dr Horace Evans Spruance. surgeon
IN The l.. s. Navy, has Just passed his
mid-wlnter examination and now ranks
as lieutenant commander. nr Spru-
ance Is a graduate Of Delaware Col
lego OF the class Of 1914, and Of leffer-
son College OF The class Of 1915. lie Is
the son OF Mr. and Mrs Edgar Spru-
anoo OF Smyrna. and nephew OF Dr.
Henry Il. Spruance. OF Wilmington.
Evening journal., 1920-03-16
.T,ASCINATTNG FANNY BROWN

"The Fascinating Fanny Brown" a
comedy. viii be presented at TIE New
Century Club next Friday evening by
the West Presbyterian Christian En-
deavor Society The playlet viii be
the sixth annual production OF the or
ganization.
The cast includes: Mrs. S. p Rolph,
Miss Josephine LarasOn. Elizabeth Day,
Catherine McBae. Gertrude Pyle and
Callie Stewart and Messrs- Oscar P.
Munda. Carlisle Mills and r. ]. Lilley.
Cashiers win be favored by the Want
Ads and rewards will be given out for
finding lost articles
Evening journal., 1920-03-16
NEw Om pIANr ron cIIrsrEn

CHESTER, Pa, March i6-The SIN
clair OIL Company has purchased sew
era hundred acres In Trainer. just
across the city line. and, 70 Is asserted
on good authority. will build a plant
on the site. The ground located near
The Trainer Methodist Episcopal Church
on Post road has been used for two
years as a steel plate yard by the
Merchants Shipbulldng Company. The
site Is between the p nnsylvanIa aud
Reading Railroads. with an outlet 10
ihc Delaware River. whore a subsian-
Evening journal., 1920-03-16
Give Stomach
What It Needs
The Alkaline Effect Of Stuart's Dys-
pepsia Tablets Usually Corrects the
SiOmarh Faults That Provoke
Attacks Of Indigestion or
Dyspepsia

To sit back after a good meal and
know there Is moi going 70 be
sour risings, gas, drowsiness and dis
comfort is the logical result OF using
Smarts Dyspepsia Tablets Immediately
after eating Most people believe they
can trace each attack OF indigestion to
the something they ate and can still
-taste- And IL surprises them, invari-
ably, to note how quickly relief comes
after using one or two Of these tablets
Whether II Is highly seasoned food
rich pastry, the heavy hearty foods or
some one particular offender the relief
comes just the same Those who are
susceptible TO attacks Of Indigestion
or dyspepsia should try Stuart's Dys-
pepsia Tablets as they supply the
stomach with an alkaline effect Just as
it does naturally when It Is working in
a perfectly healthy condition
Stuart's Dyspepsia Tablets are 30
widely known and used that you can
get them in any drug store in the
United States and Canada at so cents a
box
Evening journal., 1920-03-16
Nm. GREEN AT EDEN LODGE.

Arrangements are about completed
for the meeting and entertainment 20
be given by Eden Lodge. No. "a. o..
ID. r.. on Thursday evening p. Warren
Green. deputy attorney general. Will
lecture A pleasing entertainment will
be given and refreshments will be
served.
Evening journal., 1920-03-16

tlal pier VIII be built. The ground Is
being cleared and operations soon VIII
begin on the erection OF the plant.
Employment viii be given to 300 work
crs.