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Evening journal., 1920-05-31

as the cost Of living really coming
down2' asked Helen
We'll l don't know whether / can
give YOU a positive yes or no an
sWer' replied Uncle Harry. but very
remarkable things have happened
during the past few weeks. Credit
is generally given to John Wana-
maker. the great Philadelphia and
New York merchant, for having start
ed a cut in prices that swept over
the entire country. These reduced
prices by practically all the mer-
chants. have certainly caused a great
deal Of talk and. TO some extent,
decreased the cost OF living. But
the question is. VIII these lower
prices continue and Will they aileci
an kinds OF articl S. the high cost OF
which during the last five years has
made the much-talked OF high cost
Of liying2'
What Caused the Price, Cutting?
But what caused this cut in prices
Uncle Harry? asked Jimmy.
Uncle Harry threw back his head
and laughed as h3 said: Why most
everybody that l have met lately has
had new and different idea as 10
what caused The merchants to re-
duce the prices Of thsir goods. Bui
| there is one thing that undoubtedlN
/ had a lot to do with the price cut
ting
'Ine eost Of living. which has
| been going steadily higher and high
or. reached such a high figure soml
months ago that not merely thou
sands but millions OF people i'm al
| PARTS of the country realized iha
they would have TO do something L
make their salari and wages stretcl
sufficiently TO enable them TO buy tn
actual necessities The result wa
that iaey began to stop buying thing
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DELAWARE TO PLAY
QUAKERS THURSDAY

Special 10 The Evening Journal.
NEWARK, May 3i-The Athletic
Council Of Delaware College desires
to correct a mistake made in a Sunday
newspaper yesterday relative 90 Tho
SwarlhmOre baseball game. This
game will bc played on Frazer Field.
Newark, Thursday OF this week In
stead of Saturday as announced. This
should be one OF the best games of tbs
season and will probably be a battle
between soulhpaws Jim" Clancy. A
former Delaware College student now
at SWarlhmOre Will pitch for the Lii
llc Quakers while Joe" Roihrock VIII
likely be Coach Shipley's selection FOE
the Blue and Gold This should make
great battle. RothrOck has an edge
on Clancy this year as he defeated T..
OF p. while Clancy has been defeate4
: twice by Penn. The game Will bs
started at 800 o'clock Thursday.
on Saturday there will be a dual
| field and track meet on Frazer Field
| between Nluhlenberg and Delaware.
/ Maryland Stale will be here for a
/ baseball game next Monday.
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Uncle Harry Talks About
the Cut in Prices

that they didn't actually need. Con-
s Quenily MERCHANTS all over the
country began TO realize that their
business was falling off. People
wereni coming into the stores to
buy. Now. YOU Of course know that
no merchant can stay in business un-
less he is constantly selling goods. 10
is better business for a merchant TO
sell his goods at a small profit and
get in new stock, than ID is to hold
the old stock at high price and
make practically no sales.
viii II BE Permanent?
AS nearly as l can understand
from an that l have read and heard,
that was about the situation that WAS
bothering th3 merchants of the coun-
try fgv weeks ago. They all real
lied that something must be done
90 bring the goods within the reach
Of the people, but they all seemed TO
hesitate, just as lot of boys often
stand on the side Of a swimming pool
and wait for one Of their number
TO take the first plunge. When Mr..
! WanamakCr. who is one Of the larg-
est and most experienced merchants
/ in the world. began cutting prices
/ and took the first plunge. other mer-
chants followed after him in quick
| succession
But time alone will tcll whether
this cutting Of store prices is going
TO lead into a general and permanent
| reduction in the cost Of living
Editors Note-t-nclc Harry will he
glad TO answer inquiries. addressed
10 him Care Of The Editor: either in
this column or by mail provided let
tcrs are signed with The full name
and address Of the persons writing
The correspondents names will moi
APPEAR in the articAes
! Copyright. 1920 by The NC Syndicate
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TRANSFORMATIONS
To Philadelphia
and Chester
Schedule in Effect May -, 1920.
Subject 10 Change Without Notice.

Schedule In Effect May -, 1920.
Subject 10 Change Without Notice
STANDARD TIME.
Leave Wilmington. Fourth Street
Wharf. and Philadelphia. Chestnut Street
Wharf. daily except sundays and Holt
davs. at $50. 900, 100 A. NJ, 13O. 800
ans. GOO 100 and $50 T.. NJ on Satur-
davs only. additional trips, $50 =. NJ.
on sundays and holidays. 7.30. 900
1880 A. NJ, l. o'clock noon, i30, 800
AIS. 600 200. $50 and $50 T. NJ
WHINING TON-PENNsGROVE ROUTE
Daily, Except saturdays, Sundays
and Holidays.
Leave Wilmington $50, $50, 700. 500
20 1000. 100 A. NJ. II o'clock noon
0O 200. 500. 400. 600. 500. 1000. III 4.
=. NJ. silOO T.. NJ on Saturdays. sun
davs and holidays.
Leave Pcnnsgrove $40. 615. 7I5. 500
/ 200. 1000. 100 A. NJ. u o'clock noon
/ / loo. 200, 800, 400, 800, 200, 300 an,
[ 100 r. NJ.
on Saturdays. Sundays and holidays
additional trips. Leave Wilmington 900
7OO and 900 p. NJ. Leave Pennsgroyl
coo, 500 and 1000 p. NJ
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CHARLES M. MURPHY

The main purpose of baseball is
TO help people forget their troubles.
So says Charles Webb Murphy, for
mer president Of the Chicaso Cubs.
He is backing Ban Johnson in his
Tight against gambling in the ball
parks. He says:
~ have always liked the attitude
which oJhnson has laken toward
gambling in baseball parks. OF course
we must look at these things in a
SAM way and not as extremists OF
alarmists Life itself is more or less
Of a gamble and every business ven
| ture man makes is more or less
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AIIENDAIFA G. WINS.

Allcndale A O. defeaIed The Harlan
Reserves Saturday. 9 TO D. by forfeit.
Allendale would like TO arrange games
with any i3 10 i7-year-old boy team
in and out Of the city. All conn
municalions TO Manager samuel Grin
age. Guthrie Court, of Captain Jo-
seph Grinage. 1896 Wilson street
The lineup: Joseph Grinage. sam
uel Grinage. Charles Anderson, James
Smith, Norman Morgan. George Me
Daniel, Theodore Morgan, James
Lowe. Wilhert Fountain.
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AUTOMOBILES Fon SALE

AUTOMOBILES FOR SALE
FoR sALE-ELGIN TOURING CAR.
Il Call 6s16-J. may25-6t
EOR sALE-1ei8 OAKLAND. IN GOOD |
II condition, cheap. 25O7 Jefferson st.
may2S-3t.
EcR sALE-FoRD TOURING CAR;
y can be seen at strong's Garage, -
EoR sALE-19ls HAYNES, SEVEN
II passenger Apply 800 South Siayssoh
st. TO evenings nay2i-ot
EOR sALE-ONE THOMAS FLYER
Il Price $50. dOl Springer street
EOR sALE-ONE TON FORD TRUCK,
II good condition; must be sold, cheap.
Sixth and Church Sts. Pool room.
may20-3t
TRUCK FOR sALE-ONE TON FORD,
Il Al condition. Have no use FOR same.
Going in other business. Call 1883. B. l..
Rudnick, 11Ol W Fifth 81. may2S-Ot.s
DEBUILT VIM TRUCKS, CASH OR
~ yearly payment plan. Vim Service
hAAlAuhf tNt w Nlllu 81
mayl5-sat- mOn-tf
EOR sALE-DODGE COUPE, GOOD
Il mechanical condition, good rubber.
Price 5000. Apply 1913 West Eighth ST.
may-6 Ct
EOR SALB-lols MITCHELL SEVEN
IL passenger touring car, first class con.
dition. 22s Paris street, between and q
p. m. may2f-lZt
CTUDEBAKER, 1917 MODEL, 7-PAs-
- senger; good condition; new cord
shoes, rear for sale. Apply after p. NJ.
or Phone n1J-J. 1905 Market st.
ihAy-'-ol'
NOR sALE-ONE 1917 FORD ROAD
II ster, newly painted and overhauled,
one extra; will demonstrate by appoint
ment. call Sod. Ask for Mckelvcy.
may2S-St-
/ TVOR SALE - FIVE PASSENGER
Il Franklin car; excellent condition
/ Just been Overhauled and newly painted.
Phone 433i, between A. NJ. and Z. NJ.
may2S-6t
UsEETP1 cARSi ,4RS ss USED TRycES Te ! KSNs
Easy terms No endorsement required.
j. ID. Greenlees, Agent, 81 West street
NOR sALE-ONE VIM &-TON
II truck, 1918 model; good running
condition, good tires all around; real
bargain. See Mr.. Grassland, at Gas
Plant, foot Of Madison St. mayS-u-
nor sALE-FoRD TOURING, PRAC-
~ tically new, completely overhauled
perfect running order, 500, including
chains, hood cover, gauge, tools, etc. 2le
W. IL ST. Phone ill5-J, may-s-5t'
.InODGE CAR FOR IMMEDIATE SALE
~ can be seen and demonstrated nj
my place. N yOu wish to sell your auto
mobile, telephone or write me. 7. &
BRADFORD, 1921 Delaware Ave. Phone
1879 dec2i-tL-
HUDSON. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. TOUR
IL ing, 1920 model, run 700 miles. wir,
wheels, extra shoe and tube; value o
car as it stands, $500. Make offer.
AUTOMOBILE EQUIPMENT CO..
, n W. Cor. Third and French SITS.
maya AZ
NOR sALE-CHEvROLET 400. LATE
II 10 Overland, sacrifice, Scripps Bootl
Roadster. incl0sure, overhauled, cheap
extras. Daily until Z p. m. sunday
p. M. SOLWAi, l1O2 Scott street
may22 I'm.
ONE 1920 COLE AERO EIGHT Z
~ passenger. wire wheels, nearly new
. VIII sell cheap or exchange for smalle
! standard car, one Ford Coupe, excel
HupmObile rOadsters and touring cars
II. q. NEESE
Union Park Garage,
mayt2-u. POS n. Union St
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EOR SALE-A SIX-ROOM BuNGA-
Il low; electric lights. in Newport. Del
Price 81 500 +. r. Townsend. may2S-5L
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FRED McNIuLIN

They are polling EN- out in big
leagJs parks as never before. Games
abound in extra base hits day after
day. lt has been suggested that ihe
rabbM ball' NAV be in use. but
Fred McNlullin close observer OF the
same, doesn't think so. IL says:
THE boys are hitting harder be-
cause they can see the ball. 10 used
TO be lhat by the time a pitcher had
thrown once or twice the ball Was
black as mud. Dirt licorice, tobacco
juice, resin and other things made
it so you could scarcely see it wher
a speedy hurler was working against
you. Now you can see the fast ball:
and unless pitcher has lot oi
stuff on his fast one he has TO foo
you with a curve and good curve
pitchers are scarce"
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n STRIIiFOITg HERE.

Y. NJ H. A. youngsters defeated
Troop 30 Boy Scouts Yesterday i3 to
4. Frankfurt Cohen and Caplan, who
took turns in the box held the scout
team to four scratch hits and struck
out ~ men. Score:
score by innings: R.H. f.
Troop 80 ..OOi 5000 o.
Y. NJ. II. AS O3 20 z 0 X--i3 II 1
Batteries: For Troop 80, flanzer
and Greene; for Y. NJ II. a, Frank
furt. Cohen, Caplan and Miller
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NOR SALE-TWO LOTS AT COLON
Il iai Park, 25x12J feet Apply AZ Bay
ard Ave may3l ct.
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NOTICES

Bids will be received at 10
O'Clock A. NJ, Tuesday morning,
June 1st, at Office of Emergency
Fleet Corp, 2104 Lancaster
Avenue, Union Park, for re-
moval of about $50 yards OF
material. All bidders please ar
range to call at Office and ask
for Mr.. Smith, who will explain
work in detail.
may3i-1t
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ARnEN EAsY FnR DEFIANCE

season saturday by defeating Arden,
10 fo 2 The Defiance crew got i6 hits
oT Arden's premier pitcher Joe Tobin,
leading the attack. with four hits. a
irinie a double and two singles. His
irinle was one of the longest hits
ever made on the Arden field. Tohn
also pitched a clever game. The
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LIFE AND CHARACTER READING
NAV n

The person OF This birthdate has
Mercury for The governing planet
with Gemini for The sign. One good
thing about these people is that some
really great trouble or responsibility
viii settle them down at once and
help 90 control their restlessncss and
make new persons OF them
A person OF this birthdate will
have no difficulty in having a happy
married life IL they choose a person
whose hirlhdate falls between August
p and September p
The children OF such a union viii
be physically strong and harmonious.
II you have property b rent or sell
this Is an auspicious time 30 adver-
tise 10 the Want Ads. Someone wants
your properly and viii be ready 10
communicate with you after seeing
your Ad
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COUNTRY CLUR TENNIs.

The annual tennis tournament viii
be held at the Wilmington Country
Club June T. Many entries are ex-
pected on the opening day a lunch-
con will be given in the club house.
Mrs. j. Saunders Taylor is chairman
Of the committee in charge.
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HE'S GOOD UDGF

WASHINGTON, May 3i-Joe Judge
Of the Washington Senators is a good
judge Of pitching. He hit in i6 con-
secutiye games before they broke his
string
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BUSINFSS OpPORTUNITIFS.

DISTRICT MANAGERS WANTED
II Opportunity to become distributor
for nationally advertised. long cstab-
lished auto specnliies. No composition.
Unusual cooperation furnished TO ener-
getic. husiling man or nrm, one having
car preferred. Exclusive rights 20 real
representative. Must finance small initial
order Unusually liberal profits. Write
Alcemo Mfg Co, 1872 Bridge ST.. Newark,
New Jersey may29-2t
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WOODLAWN STARS BIrTT IN

Woodlawn stars Junior team woulE
like TO play any team between ths
ages OF 7 and i3. Send challenges te
John Glenn, 2i7 Woodlawn avenue.
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INCIE sAM,s IEACIr

SAN DIEGO, May 3t-Ten clubs rep
resentng the army, navy and the ma
rines have opened an eight-week
schedCN> here for the San Diego serv-
ice championship.
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SETS ELI STROkE.

NEW HAVEN, May 3l.-ChurcbhuI
Peters, Yale crew captain. has stroka,
the Yale varsity eights TO five straight
victories; His home is in Seattle anc
| his age %.
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NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN
~ THAT TO ALL STATE IL
CENSES AND TAX DUE JUNE iSr,
1920, AND NOT PAID on OR BE
FORE THE BOTH DAY OF JUNE,
1920, a PENALTY OF FIVE PER
CENTUM WILL BE ADDED; ALL
LICENSES NOT PAID IN JULY.
AN ADDITIONAL PENALTY OF
TEN PER CENTuM WILL BE
ADDED, AND on ALL LICENSES
NOT PAID DURING THE MONTH
OF AUGUST, A FURTHER PEN
Atty OF TEN PER CENTUM
WILL BE ADDED, MAKING A
TOTAL OF TWENTY-FIVE PER
CENTUM on ALL LICENSES PAID
AFTER THE MONTH or AUGUST,
IN ACCORDANCE WITH CODE
SECTION 1876. OF THE REVISED
CODE, 1913, LAWS OF DELAWARE.
JOHN l.. WRIGHT,
Clerk OF the Peace. New Castle
County.
Wilmington, Del, April 80, 1920
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BENJAMIN BUSY.

SA FRANCISCO. May 3i.-Ioe Ben
iamin, coast lightweight. is boxing
often. Eddie Mahoney. protege Of Jack
kearns. held the speedy Joe TO draw,
recently.
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TYPEWRITERs

m A. SMITH, TYPEWRITER EX-
81 change. Typewriters sold, rented
80 repaired. Agents for AmcO Adding
Hsrhines. r. a. II. Check Writers. w
seventh St, over barber shop. Phone
soTs or 2775. deci9-tyr.
T,yPEWRITERs RENTED - THREE
i months, 500. Rental applied on
purchase. Sold $500 monthly. Type
writers repaired. Royal Typewriter
Axency. Typewriter Exchange, second
noor. n. W. Cor. Seventh aud Market
Sta sug2z-u.
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nEIp MANrEn-FEMALE

NXTANTED-A WAITRESS, Si2 PER
w week. G0i Maryland Ave may2e-at
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s: e,NttzHAR&& - S.?

tinetured with some chance-talkins-
To me baseball is something sacred
not TO gamble on. l regard the
game as a great blessing to mankind. :
which must be kept clean and non
est. and which people attend in tnou-
sands from an honest impulse Of the
heart-not to make a financial gain. .
10 makes me heart-sick 10 see dircc-
tors of major league ball clubs gam
bling on every play IN the box seats,
as ! have seen with my own eyes ln'
the last few years in Chicago
HUGH JENNINGS
The dismal failure of the Detroit
Tigers has been a hard problem TO
figure out. There have been rumors
that the team wouldn't play for.
Jennings any more and that Ty Cobb
might soon be- filling the shoes OF
| the great Hu2hey. Jennings is still
optimistic lie says:
-'I still have faith in my boys. II
| il ever gets warm my pitchers will
tighten up and my hitters will come
/ through. The weather this Sprlng'
| has been a we're handicap to team
| like mine. for it is mostly made up
of veterans Mark my words, when
| the spring blOomers made away in
midsummer ahe Tigers Will be
/ climbing 4 year ago about this time
the Nhnks ID at us three straight
md pushed us into the second divi-
sion. But we got busy later and
made a strong finish
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REAL ESTATE FOR SALE

REAL ESTATE F0R SALE
TOR sALE-TwO LOTS AT COLON
Il iai Park, 25xl2J feet Apply AZ Bay
ard Ave may3l- Ct.
EOR sALE-A sIX-ROoM BUNGA-
II low; electric lights. in Newport. Del
Price S1s0O. +. r. Townsend. may2S-5t
DOR SALE SIN ROOM HOUSE IN
New Castle Address S-63, Evening
Journal Office. may27-6t
EOR SALE-FIvE ROOM HOUSE,
IL bath. porch, gas and hot air heat o3S
+. 18th st. Call GS31- r. aDrl0- -weu-u
EOR SALE-77-ACRE FARM, RIGHT
Il out OF Newark Possession at once
5000. 1904 French St. may2O-lmo
nor SALE-TwO CORNER LOTS AT
Blmhurst; easy payment plan. For
further particulars, call 2l34 NJ. after u.'V
J.. NJ. may29-3t.
nor SALE HOUSE, SEVEN ROOMS,
bath, gas, heat. 1910 street Pos
session June %. Apply 2lO B street
may2I-it
TOR SALE NINE-ROoM HOUSE,
Il all conveniences, best locationi speelal
price TO quick buyer. 1871 DUPONT 81
may24-12t
EoR sALE-HOUsE, SEVEN ROOMS
able price for quick buyer. Possession AZ
once. DIS W. 25th St. maye-u.
EOR SALE DESIRABLE. LARGE
a home, modern equipped; must be
seen to be appreciated; owner leaving
city 1910 Pennsylvania Ave.
may2i-dt-eod
EoR sALE-BRICK HOUSE. SEMI
/ Il detached, eight rooms and bath, cleo
trio light and gas in kitchen; house in
excellent condition. Apply 2i09 Jeiier-
son st. may2s-dt.
nor sALE-25OO BLOCK. WASHING
Il ton street, six rooms and bath. al
conveniences good first mortage, willing
to take second mortgage. Apply south
dupont street. may@ u.
business PRoPErra. DWELLING
- lot or farm-we have 1t, or will get 4
for you. Reagan Realty Co., 3lO Norti
jackson st. Phone 7463. Open. evenings
maro-1yr.
EOR sALE-HOUsE. SIX ROOMS
bath, hot air heat. . porches, screens
d Apply OF Otto NJ. Burkhard, 9l1 SIMPLE.
Street, on premises, 22s West Seventeenti
: street or any agent. may-o-u
EOR SALE MODERN HOUSE, o,
Il west side; six minutes walk from
dupont hotel; six rooms, bath. pantr.
and laundry and large attic; immediat
possession. Address S-66. Evening Jour
nal Office. may31 -3t.
n FOR SALE.
\ 1903 Lobdel ST.
I 1905 LObdell st.
3l5 Il. Thirteenth St
3l1 II. Thirteenth ST
I, CHAs. G. GUYER,.
: msr2s-h. s26 Market St.
: EOR SALE-G-ROOM HOUSE. BATH
4 pantry, electric. gas and lot S0x1.
:. feet; garden planted, strawberries. al
paragus, potatoes, peas and other veg,
- tables; 10 minutes ride from Mark,
e ~. 5. c. Paynter, Central Ave. Bracl
hN' Del may2o-5t.
Q TOR sALE-Two STORY. EIGH
Il room dwelling. with porch. electr
:, lights, sleeping porch; lot 80 feet from
: excellent meighbOrhOOd, two blocks fro
Boulevard and school; space for drvewa
- and garage; street now being pave
; Apply evenings, GA ". 25th St.
e mayl0-tf
TOR SALE AUGUsTIN STREE
= II Newport Del, new 6-room hous
. !. with bath, hot air heater. electric ligh
l. cementcd cellar, water and sewerage
- lot, 1i7X1j0 feet; cement walk p bio,
: Pennsylvania station. Price 5000. Hi
meusi Clay Co, Equitable Buildin
: Wilmington, Del may2l ct
REAL EsTATE-FOR REM.
/ NOR RENT-STORE AND THRI
II rooms. 534 Monroe St. Apply 1
W. Eleventh st. mayA-2t-
NOR RENT-sTORE, 72i KING s.
. II with lease Anply 10 King stree
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HELP wANTEn-MALE

e--~------~---------------f- 49,
xNyANTED-JANIr y. NJ n. A.
w Hal. Third and King SITS. maySl-2i
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HE,s IAKEis M

TOLEDO. o.. May 3i-Harry Daubert
cousin of the Cincinnati Reds famous
Jake, is playing with the Rail-Lights,
semi-pro club, here. He plays short
stop.
Evening journal., 1920-05-31
ron SALE

FoR sALE-UPRIGHT PIANO. CALL
Il 525s-M mny3i 3t.
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EOR SALE-1e18 OAKLAND. IN GOOD
II condition, cheap. 25O7 Jefferson st.
may2S-3t
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EoR sALE-BUFFEr. 1884 WEST
II Ninth st. mGy29 2t
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nor SALE--A CABINET GAS
Il range. slightly used. 30s w. 14th
street. may31-
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EOR sALE-ELGIN TOURING CAR.
Il Call 6Si6-J. may25-6t
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EOR SALE-SIN- ROOM HOUSE IN
Il New Castle. Address SOS, Evening
journal Ohice may2I-6t
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FLFCTRlCAL

ELEcTRICAL FIXTURES - CHEAP
~ est IN town. everything electrical
Grossman Electric Co. new address. 416
King St Phone 1911. Rsar17-1Yr.
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BUSINESS CARDS.

DAGs, PAPERS, METALS. FURNI-
II ture. mems clothing. junk. Highest
prices NJ. Frankel, 104 Madison St ID.
a A. Phone 61iO-W. 1anS-u.
Evening journal., 1920-05-31

TOR sALE-FORD TOURING CAR
u can be seen at Strong's Garage, =
n. Connell ST. aug2O-eod-iyr.
Evening journal., 1920-05-31

EOR SALE. CHEAP-ONE HORSE
II furniture car. 207 Lincoln 81.
may2S-3t
Evening journal., 1920-05-31

NOTICE OF ANNUAL MEETING OF
~ STOCKHOLDERS OF BETHLEHEM
MOTORS CORPORATION
The Annual Meeting of the stock
holders OF tho Bethlehem Motors Cor
poration will be held on June 1, 1920,
at III A. NJ, at the Office of the Com
pany. Room no. 4iG. No. 80 Church
Street. New York city. y. T., for the
purpose Of oleciing Board of Directorsi
amending Section . of Article III Of
the BY Laws of the Company so as 60
change the date OF the annual meeting
of stockholders from the first Tuesday
of June 20 the first Wednesday Of
March in each year, ratifying and ap-
proving the acts Of the officers and di-
rcctOrs of the Company, as set forth In
the Minute Book, which will be present
ed 10 the meeting and be open TO the
inspection Of the Stockholders, and for
the transaction OF such other business
as may properly come before the meet
ing.
State Of Delaware. no stock can be
voted which has been transferred ON
the books Of the corporation within
twenty days next preceding the date OF
this election of Directors.
Dated. New York. May IL, 1920.
NJ. HERBERT BEARY,
Secretary.
may2O27.31
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pNlNAIE BUSINESS SIHOOL.
SHORTHAND AND TNpEW RIrIN1
- taught evenings; individual instruc
ton. terms moderate. Address W -1l
Evening Journal Office. may22-1 1mo
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AGENTS WANTED.

XXTANTED-AGENTsi GOOD PAYING
w ticket offers for live agents. s2'
Ford Bldg. mayi2-17t.
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PAPERHANGING.
UPHOLS STEERING
HOTELS

D1ANO TUNING DONE ACCURATELY
i and promptly. r. W. Driscoll, 5l3 H.
Eighth ST. Phone 40l3-W. teb2o-u
40 ADVANCE IN PRICES IN TUN-
n ing and repairing. All work guaran-
feed. Player work specially. Esu-
ir,e'wedietelv. II. ]. ANON,
mar29-iyr. r. Third St Phone 2160.
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ON ACCOUNT OR DEATH. OLD
~ established tailoring, cleaning and
pressing business for sale. c. J. o keefe,
seventh and Shipley SITS. may25-bt
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EOR SALE-LOT IN LOMBARDY
II cemetery. Inquire 3O1 West Eleventh
street. mayii-im.
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CROSS BUSINESS COLLEGE.

wanted 80 students, some without
previous study of the subject, some who,
after months OF study of another system
Of stenography cannot take and read
back" dictaii0n satisfactorily. CROSS
BUSINESS COLLEGE guarantees to pre-
pare both of these Glasses for good
positions IN from 30 70 90 days. lnstruc-
fion during summer, also day and night
Rook keeping. English, etc Easy terms,
pleasant rooms. Dr. T.. J.. Cross, 0Ol
Washington street. Phone 1877.
maV24-12t
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NXTANTED-w WOMAN FOR HOUSE
w work. Phone 362f. mayzo-bt'
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HIGHEST PRICES PAID-sECOND
IL hand furniture and carpets. Call
write. Phone 5t13-W. Bergers, Third
and Shipley Sts. mar3l-lyr.
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NOR sALE-OAK WARDROBE. MA
Il hOgany table. walnut bed. springs,
mattress, porch chairs and bric-a brac.
Apply 500 Rodney ST. may3i-lt.
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RFAL NsTATE WANIED

XXTNNTED- MODERN DWELLING IN
w Highland section. give complete
details. Address WIG, Evening Jour
nal Office. mHg-"-'''
XXvANTrD - AT ONCE, SMALL
w house. furnished or unfurnished.
Address the Rev. Fred W. Mathews, Els
mpre. Del maA-N--t.
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