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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-11-08

fellowship OF the Gospel TO walk in all
his WAYS, made known or to be made
known unto us, according TO our best
eudeaVorS.
william Bradford
"W-iIliam bradford. youth from a
family at some Importance at Auster-
field became L convert Of MIR. Clyfton
at Babworth. Finally. defying the In
dignatton of his unclcS and hrighbors
he joined himself to the Scrooby church
liam Brewster. The men who attended
such, services were. under the cdict OF
CONFORMITY or exile which went into
effect in lGN@, in danger Of Punishment.
~ S.ar after their organization. the
members Of the SCruODy church decided
to escape TO Holland where the might
be fire. TO worship God as they would.
AT Tcyden Mr. Brewster managed
printing establishment where BOOKS
that could not be published IN England
shop WAS closed because OF complaints
against this practice. Others learned
new trades and John Robinson Won rec
ognition us n scholar.
The Pilgrims were CaiNniSis IN
their theology. \ controversy was
wagrd :t the University of l.cyden be-
tween the Calvinists and Armintans
Mi Robinson. true 20 his zeal for truth.
stt.ndrd the many lectures deIiN'rrd on
both sides OF the questions ut issue, al
each other. Thus he be came. il is RIid,
one Of the best informed advocates OF
t"alNin!Sm in the city. FINALLY he ac-
CeptHd II challenge urged upon him.
rubliclv to debate the issues involved.
with t.SpicopiuS. the Nrminian profess
event in the history Of the lfigrimS'
aud they claimed the victory for their
champion.
john Robinson. IN an article found
in his d. * after his Death SHOWS that
ne grirIrd over his expulsion from the
church al England. n" wrote: j have
one and the same faith. hope, spirit,
baptism and Lord which ] had In the
Church of England and none other.
Sadness rather than hostility "harac-
,crIzcd tn" attitude Of the Pilgrims to-
wards the!r Prosecutors, hut freedom IN
religion meant more 10 them than q :
else Governor WinSlow tells MS IN.
However the church at I.cIden dihcrr'
In some particulars, yet II made u"
schiSm or separation from Tn" Re
formed churches. hut held communion
with them Occasionally They also took
members of the Dutch reform church
into their Fellowship and invited rap-
rcS"niative of thu Scotch church To par
taxi " communion with them. In lbl
Mr.. Robinson and Mr.. Brewster rrv-
narr.i seven articles citing forth their
position AMI granting even th"i;" rerog-
milton nj tic English bishops as rep
rc&"ntrt:v"* Of tn" state. IN thcr Ct
forts ~ oI"rcnnG' tho hostility ii their
opponru:S in England
Vote to Leave England
''Oniy 4 minority Of IN" I'liGrlrHS Nnt-
cd 10 Venture into IN" new world. The
younger m"n. Undo" u" leadership OF
Elder brewster. elected 10 20 end pre-
par IA" way for the others who w"r"
TO follow n WIS decided that they
should ,"nStitut" church lay them
selves when they arrived IN Virginia.
Governor Winsluw has given Ms 4 ro
port Of. john RohinSHn'S farewell ad
dress to tho men and wun"n WI" were
about To iravc. II IS the Declaration ~
Independence in religion. IIc told them
to follow him only 80 far n he followed
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-11-08
AUTOMOBILES ARE
BLOCKING Street
NORTH Market Street AltaouEh Just Re-
built In Allowed AZ Parking FlAcs
FOR CARS.

number Of the streets Of the city
have lust ooen rebuilt. but owing TO the
fact that automobiles are allowed To Dc
narkad ON them, they are not termed a.
highways by tho autoists. and instead
the drivers Of cars are compelled to use
rho centre OF the street and drive on the
street car tracks in order TO avoid col
Hiding with them.
Ono Of the number is North Market
street, between Tenth and seventh whore
many automobiles are allowed to DC
parked throughout the day and also dur
fnr rho night Tho new asphalt was
nieced on each side of the street and
the centre is still rough and full Of
bnIAs and great difficulty Is therefore
experienced BY the drivers Of cars.
a. Tront az thu garages alonR Market
street in the vicinity Of Tenth street
also during the day.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-11-08
LOCAL DIVISION
MAKES STRONG BID
n. n o. Mo-Aesadsas Drive In Proving
Succsssi ArouSin~ Much INTEREST
AmenR EmploysS.

No new developments In the No-Ac,
evident" drive which 10 being conducted
No the baltimore and Ohio railroad are
recognized. The company Is holding the
drive on all its divisions and the divl-
Sion having tho fewest number Of &C,
cldent" drive which Is being condaetee
since the drive was insuRurated on DC
fooer IS. and are In hopes OF being
.tronS bidder for honors when the drive
closes on the 18th OF this month.
The Baltimore and Ohio ROAD ID tno
PIrst road In the country to start such
a drive. and II Is proving rousing
success. as all OF the divisions are max
ing a strong bid for the honors. ana the
officials or tho company are gratitteo
active part IN making tho. plan . success.
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ro11CE ACTIVITIES
TN Arrests Are Made Up to Late
Hour GAS4 Alfhk

Earl Prayer, an old timer In police
court, was arrested yesterday after
noon by Officer McLAushlin on the
south Sids for being stewed to the
Susrds he was taken to the cooler"
10 sober up 80 that he will be able to
appear before Judge John S. Rita this
morning.
by Motorcycle Cop James Stanley lor
given berth No. in the city hotel I'M
iii This morning when he will be ar
raigned before Judge ]. s. Ritz
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ClydS 3, nlyl.

Clyde S Kelly, aged % years died Ecs-
tcrday morning at the Ohio valley sen zen
eral hospital, Following an cxtended II
ness. He was the son OF Alonzo Kelly:
OF Limestone, Marshall county, but MAO
resided In this city for several years. RE
made his home at No. 90 Sixteenth strrct
and was employed by the Jrbe'a & Metz
Wholesale Produce Company.
The deceased was n veteran OF the
World War, having served two years
with the American Expeditionary Forces
in France, and with the army OF occupa-
ton. He suffered an attack or lnlIu,
cn,a last wear and never fully recovered
from the effects. For several years no
has been suffering with heart trouble
which caused hlB death.
Funeral arrangements arc incompIcte:.
hut 1t is thought that the remainT viii
no snnt TO his fathers home at Lime
stone. where intel meht Will be MADE,
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-11-08
N0RTHS|DE
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
Hmm p. MDhs.
warwood and Riehlaud

Spcrted resident OF the Stone church
roud ut Elm Grove. died yesterday morn
ing ut I o'clock. following a weeks NJ
ness of pneumonia. The deceased was
II years cf age. and was porn IN
Grove about 20 wears ago.
He was Il devoted member Of the
Mount Onion presbyterian church ana
took an active part in its affairs. He
ie survived ny three sons. Emmett 81
daughters also survive. Mrs. j. Bon''
Cameron. and Mrs. S. l.. Or der OF Elm
Grove. His wife also survives:
Funeral services will be held TUESDAY
at his late home with Rev. Williams 81
Dallas. officiating. and intcrment VIII
be made in Dallas cemetery.
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Cole Funeral

Funeral services for the late Mrs.
Robert Cole, who died Friday afternoon
viii be held at the late home. NO. III
Fourteenth street this morning at s:So
o'clock. Requeim high mass Will be OIL
fcrcd at the St. JoSe2h's' cathrdral, az
o'clock and intcrmcnt Will DC maue
in Mount Calvary cemetery.
Deceased was born In this city thirty
sevcn years ago. and resided here her
entire life,
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-11-08
urrz COLBY 70 A1aHHxuA

Buehoe Aires. Nov. s.-The MiniSeD
of Foreign Affairs has invited Secretary
Of State Colby 70 visit AfesntinA % ~
occasion Of Ills coming visit TO 11A1il
Presidents Pessoa and Brum . the
Ulited RtataA u - AAAADAnAA A.:
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-11-08
DIES OF BuRNB.

Special Disptach to Tho IntrlliEcneer.
East Liverpool. Ohio, Nov. "A re-
sui, OF burns sustained Thursday when
her clothing ignited from an open fire,
Mrs. Flora Dunlevy. 20. died here.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-11-08
To The Editor Of Wheeling Intelligence:

To The Editor Of Wheeling Intclli gencer:
| take this method of expressing my
deepest appreciation and thanks to
those who complimented me through
their ballots at last Tuesdays election.
Although defeated, I do not and cannot
underrate the thousands Of voters who
gave expression to- their confidence In
me and approval If my public record.
] tried TO conduct a clean campaign and
feel sure that the Sheriff-elect. Harry
Clouse. whom / heartily congratulate:
has never heard emanate from myself
an unkird or ungentlemanly comment or
expression. To those friends who voted
for me az we'll as those who did not,
ask all 10 Join In giving hearty support
to Sheriff Clouse during the four years
OF his adm lni strAtion Of tho shcriffalty.
Very truly yours,
THOMAS F. THOSER-
Evening journal., 1920-08-18
MAY PATCH Up
ALL CONTESTS
Republican Candidates for
Delegates May Agree in
Sixth, Ninth Wards
CHAIRMAN WARNER
TO REPLY TOMORROW

Charles Warner. chairman OF the
Republican State Committee, today
announced that he would reply to-
morrow to the letter sent him by
Henry r. Isaacs, chairman OF the
Democratic State Committee, relative
20 the use OF money in the coming
campaign. Mr. Warner said that he
felt the reply should first be sent 10
Mr.. Isaacs before being given 10 the
newspapers
The Republican State Committee
will hold a meeting at O'Clock this
afternoon In the Young Mems Repub-
lican Club headquarters TO discuss ar
rangcments for the state convention
in Dover on Tuesday Of next week.
only two wards in This city now
have contests, they being the Sixth
and Ninth wards. Party leaders early
this afternoon were OF the opinion
that the contests in these two wards
might be eliminated some time today
by Withdrawals
Chairman Warner, who Will preside
at this afternoons meeting. said this
morning that he was elatcd over the
Interest being manifested by Repub-
lican voters throughout the State. Mr.
Warner Is not taking any part In the
delegate contests.
Evening journal., 1920-08-18
OUTDOOR CONCERTS
DESPITE SHOWERS

In spite OF rain a band concert and
sing was held in Madison street park.
Third and Madison streets. also
sing in front OF the Public Building,
last evening.
The concert and sing in Madison
street park was the FIRST ever given
there, and was The result OF the
promise made by Mayor Taylor at
ihe recent nag raising held there.
ROhlnsOn's band had played one Sc
lection when the rain began. The
players rctreated to a nearby factory
until after the shower and resumed
their program. Emerson Stone, OF
Inc Wilmington Community Service,
Then led a sing, the audience re-
spending enthusiastically.
An incident occurred while the band
was ulaving America" Some OF the
crowd look OF their has; others
didn't. TWO men got into a lively
argument as 10 whether hats should
he removed. Colonel" Dougherty
Inc park guard, settled the dispute by
ordering the disputants from the
park o,.
Meanwhile the Community Chorus
! had assembled on the Public Building
plaza. When rain fell the members re-
/ treated within the building until inc
! shower was over. Then they sang
portion OF "The Holy City and som'
pOnular selections.
Evening journal., 1920-08-18
SAYS HE LOST
CLOVER CO.'SS7OS.95

Charles Davis Of the Parlin Apart
ments. -wcnty-ninth and Market
streets, was arrested this morning by
Deputy Sheriff Parker on a warrant
'ssued on complaint OF the Glover
Dairy Company, charging him with
the embezzlement OF S70S.S5.
According 10 the testimony given
by employees OF the company before
Macistrate Br0man this afternoon
Davis books show that he collected
more money last week than had
ever before been collected by any
driver on the Clover routes which
he serves.
Davis IN his defense admitted tnat
ne had collected the full amount de-
manded by the company, but claimed
that he had lost the money fom his
pocket.
Magistrate Broman held the pris-
oner under sii0O bail for the next
hs-m Of the Court Of General Sessions
In default Of which he was commit
Ted 10 the New Castle County Work
hougp
Evening journal., 1920-08-18
lOME GARBAGE
GROWLSUNFAIR
Health Board Says Excess
sive Supply in Summer
Is to Be Expected
iXTRA CARTS TO
COLLECT AT ONCE

Owing TO an abundant consump-
on OF watermelons. cantaloupes,
1rn and The like, more than n,O
2mplaints that garbage is irregu-
urly collected are received by the
oard Of Health daily, according to
'statament made by DR. C. NJ. Handy,
PRESIDENT OF the board. at its meet
lg yesterday afternoon.
pr. Handy said that most OF the
1mplaints are unjustilable, and that
ne remainder will be attended to
nee the garbage contractor will add
ne more truck today and another
aturday. This, the commissioner
aid. Will eliminate further garbage
'ictiOn. The remainder OF the COM
laints are unfair. Dr.. Handy cX-
lained that owing 10 large cOnsump-
on OF green vegetable matter in the
ummer, II is inevitable that a sur
lus OF garbage will accumulate and
IN not b. able TO be taken care OF
Immediately. lie said that many OF
ne complainanis still employ a small
'ne meal garbage receptacle, and no
)oner is II emptied than II is re-
He'd.
John Godfrey, a commission mer-
hant on East Fourth street, COM
iained Of the nOn-cOllection Of gar
age from the houses at 3O3-3O0 East
ourth street. He said that The col
sctOrs ignored the cans which were
ut out on Fourth street, and that
was a weekly Occurancc.
Evening journal., 1920-08-18
10000 WOMEN READY
FOR BALLOT in STATE

Estimated figures based on the cen
as OF 1910 show that there are more
han 6O00O women In Delaware or
oting aee Should Tennessee or
ONE other state ratify the Susan B..
Anthony amendment in time TO give
he women OF the country the ballot
ne coming election, Il Is estimated
hat about 5000 Delaware women
would be qualified 10 vote.
The census figures as TO women
ave not been announced for this year.
1910 there were 9S,Ss7 females In
ne State and Il Is estimated this
lumber has increased t02 per cent,
which would bring the figures mp 10
O90iS for this year II IS estimated
nat OF that number there are 1880
q school age, who, OF course. would
rot be entitled 10 vote and added TO
mis- would be the children up TO six
years OF age and young women be-
-Neen 20 and 81, bring the total OF
'emales in the State not Of voting
les to over 1900, leaving between
1000 and 62OOO OF voting age. but
several thousands Of that number
could not qualify at this time.
Evening journal., 1920-08-18
DYSPEPTICS QUIT
STOMACH DRUGGING

A physician says that IN most cases Of
stomach trouble there Is really no dis
ease Of the stomach at all, but just too
much acid. Excessive acid prevents
natural digestion, causes sour stomach,
fermentation Of food, and this upsets the
liver and intestines and causes nervous
,ncss. weakness, sleeplessness, and
"blues"
Quit stomach drugs and artificial d.
gestents. Simply take a teaspoonful or
four tablets Of ordinary Bisurated Mag
,nesia I'm n glass Of hot water after meals
10 neutralize the excessive acidity and
vou will be all right.
Il works fine. You can eat what you
want and sleep all night-nO more walk
ing the floor at three and four o'clock in
the morning and sufieling from extreme
weakness and nervousness all fhe next
day Bisurated Magnesia Is for sale iry
All druggists In powder or tablet form.
TRY this plan for three weeks.
Evening journal., 1920-08-18

No Property OF . acres, located
about z Of mile northwest OF kennctt
Square and q mile from pike and trolley.
Neighbors 20 "Ccdarcroft" Good soil,
about 80 fruit trees Of different kinds,
house. rooms. ia excellent repair; barn
for four head. an in fine condition.
No. Farm, % acres, about mile from
town and q mile from pike and trolley (,
good dairy farm. Woodland, small mea-
dows and orchard. House (stoncl with
u rooms and bathi barn with silo. ca
water.
No. 3-Farm, 90 acres, 1 mile from
town, centrally located; woodland and
orchard; house lframel has been coun-
try home for city folks; barn for 80
head, In repair; tenant house. In good
repair; a bargain.
No. farm, 60 acres, about IL miles
from town; exceptionally nice home; a
money-maker. good SOIL woodland
meadow and orchard; house lsione and
framel OF 10 rooms, with an modern com.
Evening journal., 1920-08-18
SLAUGHTER HELD
UNDER MANN ACT

Admitting he had gone 10 Phila-
delphia and later 10 Chicago with an
unmarried girl, and that hey hah
posed as man and wife, Henry Slaugh-
tnr was held nnder S2OOO bail yester-
dav afternoon by United States Com
missioner John pearce Cam FOR Sep
tember term OF Federal Court. lis
admission was corroborated by the
girl In the case.
Slaughter's father - ac'
companied him TO The nearing before
commissioner Cam. The charge was
made under provisions OF the Mann
white slave act, although the case
Is not regarded as a part or any
white slave traffic. but a. one OF
several Incidents OF the kind. This
angle is being Investigated by the
government.
Evening journal., 1920-08-18
OLD COPS WANT
HIGHER POSITIONS

Applications were made to the Board
of Police Commissioners yesterday
afternoon by patrolman Michael ].
Burns, Joseph Grucssemcyer and
Leonard Wcothcrby FOR promgiions as
Patr0lman Gruessemcyer who at
present Is assigned TO duty on the am
bulance will have served thirteen
ytnrs on The force In October.
parOlman Burns has been In the
service twenty-five years. having been
appointed on The force July i5 1898
Patrolman Weatherby was appoint
ed 90 the force August i6. 1916. and re-
signed 10 enter the military service on
May 2i. 1918. lie was reinstated four
weeks ago
The applications, after being read,
were ordered filed.
Evening journal., 1920-08-18
AUTO sMAsmEs STORE WINDoW

When the brakes OF tne machihe
slipped while 1t was standing 1y tne
Farmers Bank. Third ana Market
streets Yesterday afternoon, an au-
fomobile OF Norris Schoenberg,
Fiebih and Kirkwood streets. ran
down Market slrets and crashed into
fhe show window OF the store OF
Louis Jacoby, 226 Market street,
breaking the marble slab under the
window
Evening journal., 1920-08-18

f0rts-bathroom steam heat and electric
light; barn. good stabling for - head.
No better farm.
No Farm. 100 acros, on newly pikcd
road 90 London Grove one Of the best In
country. Good soil cultivated with tnc-
tor. woodland, meadow and orchard
house (brick and phsterl 10 rooms with
bath and heat, in good conditions barn
with silo. stahlng for 40 hcadi tenant
house. One Of the best farms In the COM
munity.
40. G-Farm. 900 acres, about 10 miles
west Of London Grove and north Of Avon
dale Owner sold Sii 900 worth on this
farm last year; 40 acres Of good alfalfa,
80 acres meadow. g acres woodland, or
chard: house ihrlckl with 10 rooms, IN
cluding bath and steam heat barn, large
double barn with tile silo, for staoling %
head. Tenant house, modern. money
making FARM
NORMAN p. SINCLAIR, r. +. Agt.
Clarence Ortlip, Auctloneer. augis-2i
Evening journal., 1920-08-18
NO DISCUSSION OF
CITY FIRE CONTRACT

In spite os the fact mat the con-
travis between hr volunteer flre com
panles and the city for service will
expire August "a. the regular meeting
Of the executive board of The depart
ment was not held last nighi FOR lack
OF a quorum.
Members Of the board who went 20
the Phoenix company house for the
meeting were unable 90 explain the
apparent apathy OF their fellows Tn
less a special meeting Is called there
Will be no session OF he board until
September.
Evening journal., 1920-08-18
nApInIY nAZINC nm nnInGF-

Work OF razlng lhe old Washing
ton street bridge over the Brandy
wine Is being pushed by the con-
tractors 20 clear The way for con-
siructon OF fhe cement arches OF ,he
new span before cOh weather ar
rives. II Is probably II will be from
three 90 four weeks before the Old
bridge Is entirely razed.
Evening journal., 1920-08-18
oDOR ACAINST THIS BARGE

DEL. AWARE CITY. Aug. is.-unable
IN Obtain tug 10 tow her through me
canal and as the residents ot ihls
Mace protested against its lying IN
me canal overnight because or we
obnoxious odOr OF lis cargo ~, .le
barge Cora. owned by James NJ ~
scran 10 baltimore. were compelled
IN anchor I'M mid-steam In the Della
..-nr.a river last nIClI
Evening journal., 1920-08-18
CORONER TO PROBE
CHILD'S DEATH FIRST

To await the action OF the coroner's
Jury the case OF Raymond Coleman,
Negro, charged with manslaughter,
was continued uuntil Friday by judge
Hastings in Municipal Court this
morning al the request OF Assistant
City Solicitor Davis.
Coleman. while driving a truck. ran
down stanley pinrus. years OF
ace at Fourth and Orange streets
Yesterday. the child dying u its in
mries. The child is said to have run
In front Of the machine.
Evening journal., 1920-08-18
MEN GETPAY
UNDER NEW AWARD

Salaries were paid this week 10 the
Ofilce employees OF the Southern Grand
Division OF the Pennsylvania Railroad
according 10 the new wage scale re-
Gently awarded by the Labor. Wage
Board. The pay for the FIRST half OF
August is the first 10 be under TIE
new wage scale. Other employees VINO
will be paid Saturday will receive pay
calculated at the new scale,
Pay for the retroactive period TO
Nav 30 will probably be distributed 10
employees by September 4.
Evening journal., 1920-08-18
PUBLIC SALE.

THURsDAY. AUGUST 10. loeo, AT /
Il =. M.-Public sale Of household and
kitchen furniture. including gns range.
extension table, sewing machine. rugs
and carpets, one parlor suite. dishes. one
oak bedroom suite, one walnut bedroom
suite, three mattresses holsters and
other things, at 1904 Rivervlcw Ave
augii-it. ANNIE G. HETHERTON.
Evening journal., 1920-08-18
ran THIS MOVIE

The Board OF Police Commissioners
Yesterday refused their sanction FOR
the exhibition In this city OF the flm
1.-THE End OF the Road" basing iheir
objection on the fact that its exhfbi-
ito nat this time was solely for COM
mercial purposes.
Evening journal., 1920-08-18
LIGHTNING BOLT
FIRES BARN SHED

During a severe electrical storm hh
swept over the lower part OF the
county last evening, lightning fired
a barn and cowshed on farm owned
bv John Heldmyer and tenanted by
Mr. Ennis. between Odessa and MD
dlebown. The two buildings were ae,,
stroyed, but the fire was prevented
from spreading 10 other buildlnss on
the farm by the Middletown FIRE Con-
panY.
Evening journal., 1920-08-18
LAUREL SHIPS FIRST MELONS

Special 90 The Evening Journal.
LAUREL. Del, Auz iS.-The sea-
sons ilrst carload OF Delaware water
melons was loaded here today by the
Laurel Growers Association Tne
load sold for $50
Evening journal., 1920-08-18
TRANSPORTATION
TRANSPORTATION.
sms5 To Philadelphia
S and Chester
subject q chaags wltnqgt a, q Notice.

STANDARD TIME.
reavo Wilmington, Fourth Street
wharf for Philadelphia; Week-davs
ao. 800. 100 a. MS. i3o. a.oo, AIS. 800.
.,t,' and nSO p. a. on Satur lays an al,
,i,t,nei trip. $50 =. NJ. Leave Phiiadei.
~ i f,r NJ nmiugiou, 100, 900 100 A
n 50. 500. ill, 600 and $50 =. NJ. on
satureay., a6eiuees9t e,na rips ,a1 as ss9 and
eeV ,. both Wilmington ana philadelphia
W i.' .ae oOu. 1850 A. a., A. o'clock noon.
40 500. 8.i5, GOO, 200, $50 aud $50
r. ,'li,,tnrton-p pcnnsErove Routes Leave
.,-e.,,fmrfDu afl 200, 500. 900. loon
y, nj n N, ~ o'clock noon. 100. 200
so0. 400 500, 'g.eo, 200, 500. 300.
rave penusrrovc 300 $50. 500, 900.
1000. IN 90 A. NJ. ~ o'clock noon, 100.
aoo aVo' q oo 400. 800. 600. 200, 800, 900,
30 90. 100 and '1t0 4. A.
sRuns only on sats, sun. hohdays.
Evening journal., 1920-08-18
IE nHnAns HOME SOON.

After spending seven months IN
war relief work in Europe, j. Edgar
RhOads, OF the j. r. Rhoads and sons
Company, will arrive home on next
"Wednesday. He is now in England,
Where his family is spending the
summer months.
Evening journal., 1920-08-18
ONIV ONr WANTS THIS non

Only one applicant for civil service
examination as tariff clerk at Wash
ington presented himself at The Fed
eral Building this morning