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Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1920-02-20

Wool dress goods in the popular
navy 81 inch all wool Panama $3.50
per yard, Sc inch all wool serge S2.75
per yard, IS inch fine French serge
S15O mar yard, q. II, lay. Fl.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1920-02-20
pr. sullard. osteopa.h. J, W. Mala.
Kodak nnishinG. Bowsn's KodAksry

Ut. tuueru. Oeteopatn, ~ W. aeAs'
Kodak hnishing. Bowen's kodAkery
A. II. Mccartney cleans wall paper.
phone 1854.
I, Fancy head lettuce 10 cents . head.
BarEain Store, 80,
Plenty Of fresh country butter ana
esgs. Bargain Store, ''
Plenty of frosh country butter and
eg~s. Bargain store. ,,-,-,-,,.,
Miss Hortense Porter OF Wdora,
was In the city Thursday. t.tt,l
Miss Bertha Matthew'S. OF Union.
was in the city Thursday. ss, 4
Mrs. Albert Reynolds, OF Newburs'
visited in tho city Thursday.
Miss Maude Perkins. OF state Cen
ter. was In the city Thursday.
Take advantage OF our random
price sale tomorrow. r. =. Lay. =
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1920-02-20

One more day remains in which to
save 10 per cent on your yulcanizin&
and refreshing. Hawkins Tire Hos
pital, 1se. West Main street, phone
Advertise
The Arvada enterprise., 1920-06-03
FIGURES OUT OF LINE

The truth is that as q result of
long years Of abundance in this coun-
try level Of values for farm prod
ucts was established that was in al
most every instance too low. The
farmer has rarely, except in war
times, had as much ~ he had right
to expect for his wheat; his corn, his
live stock. Bread and butter and
meat have been the cheapest COM
modities- speak;ng-upon
the American market. It was not to
be expected that $50 to $23 per swt.
could be maintained as price for fat
cattle and hogs otter tie war emer-
gency needs were met. It was al
most certain that in the easing off
from these abnormal levels losses
would be made by some who failed to
take into account the deflation that
must take place when war drums
cease to roll. Nevertheless it ID not
to be expected that farmers and feed
ers will quietly pocket the losses and
say nothing and know nothing by way
Of protest against a situation in
which they find themselves between
the upper milestone Of declining
prices for their products aggravated
BY railway and Industrial strikes)
and the neither milestone of profiteer-
ing prices for shoes, stockings and
The Arvada enterprise., 1920-06-03
THE ARMADA ENTERPRISE
". w. Mobsrly, Editor and Owner
Tslsphoas Arvaaa %
Entered at Arvada, Colorado, postof-
flee a. Second class matter, &C.
cording to the postal laws.
Official Paper Of J.ftsrse. County
!M@ 0LQRlI0 EDITORIAL E iSil

The Arvada Enterprise is Demo-
cratic in principle and refrains from
supporting autocracy in any form,
locally or nationally. 1t has been a
strong supporter of President VIII
son and his policies, and still believes
that the hand of Providence has been
with him in guiding the destinies of
the Nation. But that does not neces-
sarily mean that he is infallible and
cannot err In come matters Of judg-
ment. We do not question his hon
esty Of purpose nor his loyalty to his
country. However, we believe in not
= few instance no has shown q weak
ness common to many men in power
full positions to enforce his own ideas
to the point Of presumption on the
good intentions and motives Of men
who claim the right to think and to
study public questions for themselves.
And, still granting that the Pres
ident has been right in the main upon
the great questions at issue, yet he
may have been wrong in his method
The Arvada enterprise., 1920-06-03

pitchforls. The old ship is listing,
TO the exceeding discomfort and dis.
tress Of the hardest-workiny element
in our American population, and it ID
nearly time that the rest of the coun-
try woke up to that serious fact.
Prevailing prices for farm prod,
ucts are low enough, even for normal
times. The next step Is deflation in
other linea of production. Liquida-
ton has already done its work in the
field and feedlot, and 1t is coming to
the other fellow. High money IL one
thing that will hasten the turning Of
the trick.-Beet Grower Journal.
The Arvada enterprise., 1920-06-03
FRUITDALE BLOSSOMS

Last Saturday night q reception
was given to Mr.. and Mrs. Newland
at the home Of the brides parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. Thompson at
Ward Crossing.
Rev. Fletcher filled the pulpit at
jefferson Avenue NJ. E. church last
Sunday, Rev. Geer being called to
Pueblo.
Miss Mary Martin of Denver spent
the week end and Decoration day at
the home Of Mr.. and Mrs. Lee John
ston.
A. d. johnson il on the sick list
with quinxy and his little son Charles
Is sick with the measles. His little
Granddaughter Alberta Stewart, the
daughter Of NJ. and Mrs. G. w. Stew
art Jr., is also very sick with measles.
Little Herbert Heggiund is also very
dangerously i'll with the same diseaSc.
which Is epidemic in this neighbor-
hood lust now and in its most malig-
nant form.
Mr.. and Mr.. George Barnes az
ter spending about two weeks honey
moon at the home Of the brides mo-
tAer, Mrs. Ed Rowland, left today
for their new home at Carbonate,
Colorado.
The second Sunday in June, the
Jefferson Avenue N. E. Church will
observe Childrcn's day. A good pro-
gram will be given by the children.
The latest reports from the bed
side Of Milton Dormsr. 1t he 1t.
Lukes' Hospital. are encouran1 ing.
Mrs. Reyes and son William, Of
Denver, are At the home Of Mr.. and
Mrs. A. 8. Beck, and Mrs. Reyes IL
taking care Of Mrs. Beck during her
Illness, which seems to be hard to
overcome.
Mrs. Harry Cox of Denver spent
Tuesday At the A. 8. Beck home.
The Arvada enterprise., 1920-06-03

Of bringing his line Of reasoning to
the attention of those who were not
70 quick to see the light.
Many men in high places are but
human, after all, and tho they may
be led they resent the attempt to be
driven. Consequently a good cause
may be lost by being presented in q
manner that repels rather than in
vites coordination,
The Arvada enterprise., 1920-06-03
Aljsst.snt Day Notice

0yOeSusoWt Ooy NOtoe0
Estate Of BENJAMIN Bennett, De-
ceased. No. 1855.
All persons having claims and de-
mands against said estate are hereby
notified to present them for adjust
msnt to the County Court Of Jeffer-
son County, State Of Colorado, at
the Court House in Golden, on the
21st day Of June. A. D. 1920.
Grace L. Bennett,
Administrative Of said Sstate.
Pub. May 20 to June 10, inclu.
The Arvada enterprise., 1920-06-03
sEMPER

On June 8, there will be nm infor
NAL meeting held at Semper To bring
about consolidation of the four dis
tYiet schools: Vrnin. Lothrop, Denver
View and Sempcr. The speakers Of
the evening will be rofcssor Schric-
Der and Professor Sargent Of Fort
Collins Agricultural College. II is
hoped that every one will show their
interest In this matter and that there
will be large gathering there.
ASjwst1snt Day Notice
Estate Of Henry II. Gregg, Deceased.
No. 1857.
All persons having claims or de-
mands against said Estate are hereby
notified 10 present them for adjust
msnt 10 the County Court Of Jeffcr-
ron County, State Of Colorado, vt the
Court House IN Golden. on the 9th
day Of July A. u. 1920.
william ". Moberly,
Administrator Of said Estate.
Pub. June 3 to "a. inclusive.
The Arvada enterprise., 1920-06-03

WILDER McFadden has accepted q
position with 9. 8. Scott's Hardware.
Try an Enterprise Want I'D.
The Arvada enterprise., 1920-06-03

H. w. Brown WAS able TO be OUT
Wednesday after his operation for
appendicitis.
The Arvada enterprise., 1920-06-03

Mrs. George Whcatlcy was taken
to the Boulder Eanitorium Wedncs-
day where she expected to be opera
ted on Thursday for appendicitis.
The Arvada enterprise., 1920-06-03

Mr.. and Mrs. X. f. Downing of
Tennyson street, Denver. spent Mem
orial Day in ArvadR, attending the
exercises and writing with Mr.. and
Mr.. Nicholas Keller Of Ralston.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1920-03-02

Sceha bude krasna a bude Y
nj pojata myslenka "Sokolstvo
buduje sochu Slavic. .Jiste
dnes, kdy Slavic Sc drobl, trha,
nadherny to pamet.
Predsedou slavnostniho W.
boru americkeho je br. DIR. L.
Fisher, znamy cele Americe,
jehoz jiste kazdy laskou vzpo
nina. We vyboru jsou hlavna
bratri legionafi americti br. Sc
dlak. byv. cvicitel N. J. S., Trr-
ban 2 Omahy, Doubrava 2 New
Yorku, Maska re st. Paul, dale
br. Zmrhal, Vegner, Rys, Hart
Hejda, Eliasek re st. Louisu,
maj. Holy, Geringer br. Get
ting "a Slovaky, iichz bude no.
vnez dosti We vyboru, ably mo-
hi pracovat, nebot' nechceme
Sc deliti. Stejni chceme btti
vsichni.
Ones prozatim koncim s u
pfimnym "Na shledanou!"
Emil Tuna.
Adresa: Kancelar VII. sletu
(americky vybor), Praha T..
Karlova ul. 2.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1920-03-02
PODLEHL SPAVE NEMOCI.

Devatenactilety Jan Weber,
1888 zap. al ul. podlehl vcera
tax zvane spave nemoci. We
Der roznemohl Sc pdvodne
chfipkou a pred tydnem upa-
dl tvrdy spanek, 2 ktereho Sc
vice neprobudil vcera rano
dokonal. Jest to jiz sesty tez-
ky pripad spave nemoci V Gle
velandu letos Sc vyskytnuvSi.
Zena (rano, velmi podese-
na): "MGj Boze, V umyvadle
je had"
Muz (profesor prirodopisu)
"Jenom jeden? Ja tam dial wee
ra tfi krasne exemplare pela-
mis- bicolor."
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1920-03-02
PODROBNY PROGRAM VSESOKOL.
SKEHO SLETU.
PraEa, A. nnora 1920.
(ZvlaStni Zprava)

/,
Jdou razne V pred. Schnze slav
nostniho vyboru jsou klidnymi
projevy prace a snahy. Stavba
jest ohrozena denne, ale v cas-
Ease uvedena v proud, neni to-
tiz dostatek drivi, ktere Sc do
vazl re Slezska. Doprava> zavi-
huje tuto ohromuiici potiz. Je
obava pred zaludky, re nebu-
de co jist, ale slavnostni vybor
obavu tuto nezna. nebot' W.
Dor stravovacf ujist'uje, re bu-
de vsechno v nejlepsim porad-
ku. Pokud Sc Americana tyce.
myslim, re nezatfzi po teto
STRANGE starosti zdejsf a re spi-
Sc Jim ulevi. znajice stav. V ia
KEN zde zijeme. - Bude ta-
ke dobfe trochu jineho zivota
pfinesti.
A nyni poradu. jaky Jest
pripraven. Jiz druheho kvetna
mali byti zahajeny s'avnosti
sokolske a sice divadlem V Sar
ce. kde mali byti provedeny
vlastenecke hry clenstvem eel-
kych ceskych divadel. V Sar-
ce jest projektovano celkem
sedm pfedstaveni. 2 nichz dive
budou prave slavnostech, a.
bv odlakalv massy lidu cd cvi-
ciste. ktere bude letos take vel
Ike. iako bylo V roce 1912.
Ma cvicisti pax zacnou slav-
nosti nedeli. 6. cervna W.
stoupenim mladeze prazskych
obecnych. meSta'nskych a
strednich skol. VeGer pred tim,
dne 5. cervna, ma byti v Obec-
MIN Dome Prazskem slavnostni
vecer, pri nemz promluvf br.
DIR. Scheiner, dale bude prove
den umelecky program. Bude
to vstup do slavnosti sokol-
skych.
V sobotu. 12. cervna znovu
bude vecer v Obecnim Dome
Prazskem, pri nemz promluvj
br. Jindra Vanicek.
V nedeli. IS. cervna cvici ma
cvicisti zaci a zakyne Sokola z
Prahy okoli a sIce:
Dopoledne V 9 hodin zkou-
ska zaku. Dopoledne v 10 hod.
zkouSka zakyn.
Odpoledne We 5 hodiny verei
ne evident: 1. prostna cviceni
zakG, 2. cviceni zakvn, 3. Wy
stoupeni vetSich velkn zaki, A.
vystoupeni vetsich celku zakyn
5. hry zaku, 6. hry zakyn.
V sobotu. 10. eervna veeer
pro Sokolky dorost budou u,
sporadany v Sokolovnach i O.
becnich domech besedy, akade
mie a divadla budou zvlast6
prilehajici hry. !
Druhy den dorostu nedeIe
dine 20. cervna. bude pro So
kolstvo samo slavnym, nebot'
cviciSte bude zaplneno pine do |
rostem. Tu bude videti vypnu-
ii a rozmach sokolske mySlen-
ky. V zactvu a v dorostu rostou |
now dobri zastanci prav ce-
skych to nejen hochn, ale
j z devcat, jichz bude rovnez !
pine cviciste. Program je:
Dopoledne v 9. hodin zkou-
ska dorostu (radeni v 7 hod.) |
Dopoledne v 10 hodin zkouska
dorostenek.
Odpoledne We 3 hodiny veTej
ne evident:
l. cviceni prostna dorostu.
2. cviceni prostna doroste- |
mex.
8. povinne vystoupeni zup
prvni polovina dorostu.
a. povinne vystoupeni zup
prvnf polovina dorostenek.
S. povinne vystoupeni zup
druha polovina dorostu. i
6. povinne vystoupenf zup
druha polovina dorostenek. |
Po cviceni pijde dorost v
80 n.,:x.xAE l.. |
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1920-03-02

il pax jiz dny vlastniho sletu a
tn doufam, re budete jiz vsi-
chni Praze, ac by nebylo ma
skodu. kdybyste byli V Praze
jiz drive to nejen z dGvodd
osobnich, ale j vecnych - ne
videti nasi mladez pripravenou
k soko.skemu zivotu bylo by
chybou.
Dopoledne o 6. hodine zavo-
dy zenskych druzstev niz. a
vys. oddilG ma naradi. Zajiste
oiedinely pripad v d6jinach
t6locvicnych slavnosti.
Dopoledne 8. hodine zavod
o prebor c. o. S.
Odpoledne o 3. hodine verej
ne cviceni:
/. cviceni prostna zaki z
Prahy a okoli.
2. cviceni prostna zakyn 2
Prahy a okoi.
3. cviceni prostna dorostu z
Prahy okoli.
a. cviceni prostna doroste-
mex Prahy a okoli.
5. vystoupeni vetsich celkt,
a zup dorostu z Prahy oko-
Ii.
6. vystoupeni vetsich celkt,
a zup zakyn a dorostenek z
Prahy a okoli.
Vecer pax V Obecnich do
mech, Sokolovnach a We Stro-
jovne ma vystavisti ukazky te-
locvicne. akademie a pod.
V sobotu, &c. cervna. Dopo-
ledne 6 hodine zavody muz.
druzstev niz. a vyS. oddili ma
naradi.
Odpoledne o 3. hodine vefej-
ne evident: =
l. vystoupeni vojska.
2. scena sletova (po druhe)
Velka scena "Husitske vale
cnistvi" provede distojnictvo
ceskoslov. republiky.
VeGer: Uvitacf vecer V Obec
MIN dome Prazskem Q 10. hodi
ne. Jinde V Obecnich domech,
Sokolovnach. pod. uvitaci ve-
Gerry, rovnez ma Zofine a ma
ostrov6 Streleckem.
Uvitaci veGer v Prazskem O.
becnim Dome bude miti raz o.
ficielni sucastni Sc jej CHI
zastupcove. desetiGlenne depu
tace zup, zastupcove vlady, Wy
slanectva. prazska mesta a sa-
mozrejme celia americka vypra
va. Promluvi br. DIR. Scheiner a
krone toho bude kratsi uncle
cky propam. Polozen ie az ma
hodinu 10. proto, ponevadz O
9. hodine zahajena bude ma VI
tave slavnost, pfi niz provede-
nv budou RUNE obrazy. iako:
Utisk, Jitreni. Blank, Zapas,
Vitezstvi, Lod' smrti, LODI la
skv. Hrad ma byti ozafen.
Dopoledne bude pravdepo-
dobne usporadan presidentu
Masarykovi Sokolsky hold.
V nedeli. 27. cervna, dopo-
ledne: Pout' k hrobu Fuegne-
ra Tyrse. pax slavnostni pred |
stavenf v Narodnim divadle a |
odpoledne divadlo v SARGE. Ma
pax:
Dopoledne v 8 hodin zkou-
ska muzi (fadenf o z. hodine) |
Dopoledne v 10 hod. zkouska
zen (radeni o 9. hod.) (pff-
stup pouze clenstvu.)
Odpoledne o 3. hodine verejl
ne cvicenf:
l. Cviceni prostna muzn.
2. Cvicenf prostna zen.
3. Znazornenf soustavy Tyr
'ovy (zupy prazske.)
a. Povinne vystoupeni zup
(prvni tretina zen).
S. Sletova scena (po tretf).
Vecer Ease t9locvicne besld
sy, akademie a pod. v mfstno-
'tech k tomu urcenych. - Di-
7adla.
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| pilpaulic DcloHOTSkc IHOHyIy.
OdpOledne 3. hOdin6 vefej
ne cviceni: PrOstna cviCeni mu
zG a zen.
1. Cviceni hostG.
2. Povinne vystoupeni zup
(prvni tretina muzd.)
B. Povinne vystoupeni zup
(druha tretina zen.)
a. Povinn6 vystoupenf zup
(druha tfetina muz6.)
5. Sletova scena (po Gtvrte)
Vecerni vystoupeni 8. no.
dne a Obecnim dome praz-
skem: Pozdrav zastupca jed
}not, pfi n6mz promluvi asi "a
3stupci pfedsednictva c. O. S.,
Ameriky a zahranici.
V 1tery, 20. cervna. Dopoled
ne prdvod, jenz pujde tento-
krate Vinohrad, Vaclavskym
namestlm, Narodni tridou kol
Narodnlho divadla, kolem Ru-
dolfina ma namesti Staromest-
ske. Ac jiz delsi costa, jedna
Sc, ably byla jeste o hodny kus
prodlouzena, tax ably divaci
NELL dosti mista.
Odpoledne 3. hodine ve-
fejne evident:
| l. Cviceni prostna zen.
2. CviGeni prostna muzn.
! 3. Znazornenf soustavy Tyr
sovy (zeny)
a. Povinne vystoupeni zup
(treti tretina muzG)
5. Povinne vystoupeni zup
(treti tretina zen)
6. ProhlaSeni vysledkn "a
vodnich.
/ Vecery ma rozloucenou.
We stredu, 80. cervna. Dopo-
ledne 8. hodine zavod We
hrach muzi.
Dopoledne o 8 hodine zavod
We hrach zen.
Dopoledne o 9 hodine "a
vod V plavbe.
Dopol. o 8 hod. zavod V Ser
mu.
Dopoledne O 9. hod. zavod v
strelbe.
Odpoledne dokoneeni zavo-
dd We hrach a verejn6 cviceni
jizdy sokolske.
Prochazky Prahou a do o.
koli.
Tim by byl prozatfm poTad
vycerpan. Je Veliky' a prace pri
vesti jei v proud a provesti je
primo obrovska, ale coz, chuti
a lasky ku praci u Sokoli ne
chybi.
Pro nasledujici dny pfipra-
vi Sc vylety tn budeme Sc sta
rati We zvlaStnim americkem
vyboru, abyste pohodlne a lev
ne uvideli tn svoji starou vlast
a jeii krasy ocenili, az Sc Ease
vratite. Usporadano bude ne
kolik vyletd, to yam napisi ie-
ste pozdeji a die toho pax Sc
budete moci vSichni rozhodnou
ii pro 1cast ma vylet ma Suma-
WI. do Prachovskych skal ma
Macochu a Sloup ma Sloven-
sko.
Cd 1. do 3. cervence budou
sportovni slavnosti.
Y sobotu, 3. cervence bylo
by zahodno zaciti slavnost liz
vecernim predstavenim v Mar.
divadle. ktere by mohlo byti X
tomu cili zakoupeno. Stoif tu-
sim 10000 korun. coz by Sc
rovnaIo sotva nekolika stun
dolari. Divadlo by America
ne nell pro sebe sve hosty,
iakoz i zastupce vlady vysla
nectva. Bylo by to prekrasne.
Hra by mohla byti treba Pso-
hlavci, kde Sc znaci odboj a o.
betavost ceska, nebo Libuse.
Ceny mist - to uz Ease pro
vefejnot. Sedadlo - jedno a
ma jeden den " lozi stojf 100,
korun (bude-li prirazka ze "a
Evening journal., 1920-05-31
Signs OF Disease
The First Signs Of Disease are a Poor
Complexion. Weakness, EmaciatiOn
and Lack OF Vitality.

The first sign of returning health is
increase of flesh. strength and vigor.
Body weakness, emaciation and lack of
vitality simply means that certain sub
stances like Iron, which 60 70 make up
the blood and nerves, have become ex-
hausted; and to renew flesh, muscle
and strength, the Iron must be restor-
ed. DR.. Chase's Blood and Nerve Tab
lets contain Iron in its most active and
condensed form with such tonics as
Hux Yomica, Gentian, Alton, Capsicum
and Zinc Phosphide which makes them a
powerful flesh and strength maker and
a wonderful restorative to the nerves,
imparting the tint Of health to the
weak, emaciated. convalescent and
over-worked. Sold by Druggists at co
cents, Special, stronger more Active
30 cents.) -.
Evening journal., 1920-05-31
ELKT0N GRADUATES
SAY FAREWELL
slooIal b Ihe EyenIng Iournal.

Special 20 Tho Evening Journal.
ELKrON. Nd. May 3i.-Oass nlghi
exercises Of the Elkton Nigh school
were held IN Mechanics HaN. on FRI
day evening. Mercer Terrell class
president made The speech OF wei
come; class history was given hv
Ruth Lawrence the class song. words
by Ruth Lawrence. class ambition.
by sara simmons. prophecy. by Mar
garet Lyle Walton; The charactoris-
Ties or the class. By Ellen Ward
class misiortunes, by Gladys Miller.
advice 20 undergraduates. by Millard
Hess. address 90 faculty. by GoOrCo
Reynolds Ash, class poem. by Gladys
Nickle: ireasurers report, by Blanche
Dean; will. by Alton Berland presen-
iaiion of gifts by Mercer Terrell fare
well address. by Martha Henderson.
AZ the CONCLUSION OF the exercises
the students enjoyed dancing
Cecil county has again led the State
In being The nrsi county 10 raise ils
quolo for the Temple of Arricul-
tural" 20 be erected In Washington.
ID. q. The assessment OF one thou
sand dollars was quickly raised
Mr.. and Mrs. Lee Daniel Berger
0f nandalia. have issued invitations
90 The marriage or their daughter.
Miss 1helma Berger and Thomas Ed
ward Norxa. OF California. Tho cerc-
mony VIII take place In the Church
under The Command OF Frank 5. Cen
liou.
"e graves OF deceased veterans of
he Civil War buried ai The State
Hospital cemetery. were decorated
this mOrning. There are now four
C. A. n. inmates at this institution.
They viii be unable Co attend any
Memorial Day exercises today.
Evening journal., 1920-05-31
GRAVES OF dead
FLOWER STREWN
G. A. r. Posts Complete
Placing of Flags and
Squads Fire Salutes
HUNDREDS VISIT
CEMETERIES TODAY

Work or decorating the graves Of
veterans Of an wars In which the
United States has participated. To-
calod In or near Wilmington. was
completed by noon today.
flaes and flowers were placed over
the great majority OF graves on sat
urday and yesterday but the Grand
Army posts. assisted by the Sons OF
Veterans. finished their solemn du-
lies this morning II any graves OF a
veteran were missed, 10 was because
no record of It's location was pos
sossed by the q A. r. Relatives Of
many private individuals buried in
lorN cemeteries also carried out
their annual custom Of putting fl0W-
crs on tho graves.
Hundreds also visited the Gene
terics of the city today TO pay trih-
ute Go memories OF loved hn .l
90 view tho flowers and n'~ Per-
feet weather and pr0ius. Hf blooms
Tent quiet beauty g. the resting
places Of ihe dead
Appomatlox e. zap No. 9. sons OF
Veterans. yesterday undertook ne
work. which until lhis year had been
done by Grant Post NO i3. e.. A.
r. The Spanish War Veterans con-
Quoted services at LOmbardy and Sill
Ncrhrook cemeteries. With only three
surviving members, Grant Post was
forced 90 place the work In younger
hands.
Firing squads were furnished by
Smith. sheridan and dupont Posts
Speakers delivered addresses at each
cemetery where lAe day was OBJ
served.
The delegation OF veterans. which
visited the Newport cemetery this
morning was composed OF Pierce Gen
ltiou, John p. Riley David Myers, Jos
! oph HO0ney. William Ball. Robert Lid
dell and William Smith. They were ac
companiod by an elght-man Trims
squad composed OF sons OF Veterans
Evening journal., 1920-05-31
SICK STOMACHS
MADE WELL
Gas, Heartburn and AT stomach
Distress Ended by VI. d. /.

To one who possesses a stomach
That is weakened by frequent spells.
of Indigestion genuine relief Is desir-
able ai any cost. Yet 10 VIII not cost
much t0 remove this sword which
seems 10 Doe hanging overhead.
An investment of "A few cents In a
bottle of NJ. ID. J.. at the corner drug
store is AN that is necessary TO end
The suffering and -miscry OccasiOncd
hy am upset stomach.
NJ. ID. I. is a practical remedy made
from a prescription better than many
stomach specialists know how 90
write. 10 has given relief In lhous-
ands OF cases. For sale at Eckerd'.
and druggists everywhere. Adv.
Evening journal., 1920-05-31
IE:S5{a48p'
AT TIE CARRlCK

A week of real mlnsirrlsy begins at
iho G3rrick Theatre this afternoon.
with numonts and Emmett j..
Wclchs Philadelphia troupe as lho at
traction. This is one of the real
minstrel organizations OF the country
and tho only ono That maintains IFS
own permanent homo. 10 wlH bring
io Wilmington The slWc company
That has been entertaining philadoi-
phians ah winter. and there will be
lots of new Jokes and good music. The
company Is composed of good sincers
and good comedians and 10 Is oiab-
0ratoly staged. Wilmington is lhe
only city outside 0f phiadoiphla 20
Do lonnrll nY Inc cnmnnv.
Evening journal., 1920-05-31

usually Is tho flrst broker to make
shipments from tho Georgetown sta
lion and generally closes tho season.
lie has been in the produce business
for moro than forty years, and Is
known 10 every producer In tho CEN
trail part OF the county as well as al
of the large commission houses in
New York. Philadelphia. Baltimore
and other points. He predicts that tho
farmers viii have a successful sea-
son and that fruit OF an kinds VIII
command a good price I'm tho large
markets from now until fall
Evening journal., 1920-05-31

Of the Good shepherd. in Chesapeake
City on Wednesday evcnins. June Q.
on "Wednesday evening at the home
OF ID. Elwood Lenacre. In pollslown.
Pa. his daughter. Miss Rosa j. Lon
acre and Norman Fell son OF Mrs.
Elizabeth Fell. OF Calvert. Cecil coun-
ty, Md, were united In marriage.
Edgar Ellison. OF near Chesapeake
City. Is recovering in Union hospl-
lal. Elkton. from serious INJURIES
received when the araciir he was
operating overturned on him.
Evening journal., 1920-05-31
AT THE SPRINGS

Ur0WIs fOlIUT0l II0 On.nlne N
Brandywne Springs Park ON saur-
day. There was another crowd ycs-
lcrday and 10 ls doubtful IL two open
lng days ever showed a larger at-
tors were many from phihdolnhia
who came here an tho boats of she
Wilson Line. Some new attractions
have been added 20 The already large
list ai the park.
Evening journal., 1920-05-31
SEES HIGH PRICE
FOR ALL FRUIT

Special to Tho Evening Journal
GEORGETOWN. Del. May 3i.-Mai-
ter w. Pepper. The oldest fruit broker
ln lower Delaware. both I'm point OF
service and age. has entered into tho
strawberry deal in this section with
vig0r that has not been displayed 10y
him Tor anNlral soasona Mr.. pcnnnr