davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Mexico weekly ledger., 1920-09-23

J. D. Sutton of Farber was in town
on business Friday.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1920-09-23

Fred McCown, of Martinsburg, wal
here Sunday.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1920-09-23

ers in the hospital building. Three
fourths Of the marble is ready 70
shipment and all will be ready, an
will be shipped by October 3.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1920-09-23

Mrs. ]. T. johnson continues to i'm
prove.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1920-09-23

Miss Pearl Barnes, of Vandalia,
spent Sunday in this city.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1920-09-23

Miss Nellie Noel, of M~artinsburg,
was in this city Sunday.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1920-09-23

Otis Purdy, who has been i'll for
several weeks, is getting along nicely.
Mr.. Purdy's friends will be glad to
know that he is improving.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1920-09-23

G. A. Torreyson, of Laddonia, was
in this city Sunday for a short time.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1920-09-23

VI. Leonard of Laddonia transacted
business here Friday.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1920-09-23
r. w. Weeks, of Vandalia, was in
this city on business Monday.

Miss Dorothy Holmes was in this
city on a short visit Monday.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1920-09-23
LOCAL NEWS

Mrs E. D. Graham is better.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1920-09-23

H. L. Dumpup of Farber was g
Mexico visitor Friday.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1920-09-23
The Following Described property:
G HEAD OF HORSES

team Of black mares 6 and 7 year
about $500 lbs; bay mare, 1900 lbs; bl
lbs. team Of bay work horses, 100 lbs, Q
sucking mules.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1920-09-23
HEAD OF HOGS

l male hog, z male pigs, 4 good gifts, - shoats, 9
sows with PIGS by side. These hogs have all been vac
clnated. These are Duroc-Jersey& papers can be flr-l
,,cE~J
Evening journal., 1920-02-16
SALE OF ITALIAN BONDS
PLANNED FOR THIS CITY

A campaign for sale OF $4,000 OF the
s25.00o0oo bond issue. to be loated by
the Italian Government in the United
states, will be launched here this week.
The bonds viii be issued in denom-
nations Of $50, siOo, 800, $1,000 and
5000, and are redeemable after fve
years. February 1. 1925. They carry In
terest at G i-2 per cent. and the prin-
cipal and interest win be made payable
without deduction for any present Ital-
ian taxes or any which may be levied
in the future.
Wilmington has been allotted sioo,-
600 Of the issue, and $4,000 of that
amount has already been sold Tony
Berardinis has $50 900 Of the bonds, and
Nicholas Sarma $4,000. Arrangements
are being made 10 have a local bank
act registrar for the bond sale.
A meeting will be held st No. no Lin
coin street. Thursday night, and repre-
sentative Of Italy will explain the prop
osition In deail.
The committee which will supervise
the campaign is composed OF former
Governor Charles R. Miller, Mayor VIII
liam G. Taylor, Anthony Corletio Con-
suiar Agent Joseph De Stephano, Dr.
Leopold Vaccaro, Ernest p sababno,
Dr. P. A. NJ. Rovitti, Thomas D'Acquino,
Dr.. Charles Leone, Frank Corsano, Car
mine De Mare. Dr. w. p. Briggs, Chief
OF Police George Black, Siivlo De Barth-
alamei. Pasduale Del Campo. Emilio
Spina and Peter 0livieri.
Evening journal., 1920-02-16
TRI sIEE's SAFE or REAL ESTATE


rrRUSTEE'S SALE OF REAL ESTATE.
BY virtue OF an order Of the Chan
colior. win be exposed to sale, az public
auction or veudue. on Tuesday, February
o. 1920, at 10 A. a.. at the Court House.
Wilmington Delaware the following de-
seribed reai estate late Of John Cook, de-
All those six certain lots. pieces or par
cells of land with the buildings thereon
erected. situate in the city or Wilmington,
county o. New Castle and state Of Della
ware:
40. - No. 7O5 Spruc, street, with two
story brick dwelling thereon and having a
front on spruce street ~ iG feet, 81 Inches
and donth of 50 feet
40. e. 40. sns Snruco street with q two
story brick dwelling thereon. and hav.
Ing front Oh Spruce street OF rs feet, s%
inches and deufh of - feet.
No 2-No ia Spruce street. with two
story brick dwelling thereon and having
front on spruce strcet OF II feet. 1913
Inches and a denth Of ~ feet.
Ne. NO. 7s6 Kirkwoof street, with a
two story brick dwelling thereon. ard hav
ing n front on kirkwood street of lJ rect.
q inch and depth VI - feet. 5it inches.
40 5-No. 7ii kirkwood street. with q
two story brick dwelling thereon. and
having q front On kirkwood street or l3
feet inch and denth OF 81 feet. 81, inches.
No 6-No. ems East seventh street, with
% two story brick dwelling thereon. and
hqvinc e front on seventh street of - feet
az Inches and an irregular depth Of about
For fnu description and terms OF sale. soc
large bills posted or address the under
JOHN r. COOK. TRUSTEE
GiVBEN SATrEHTHWAiTE. Jr, ESQ,
Ills solicitor.
Asest norman L. Crouch Register e. =.
Wilmington. Delaware February Q, 1890.
fchi3 i6-iS2O %.
Evening journal., 1920-02-16
HOME ECONOMISTS
CONFER AT LAUREL

LAUREL, Del. Feb. i6-A confer
ence of Home Economics instructors
for the state Of Delaware, was held
In the Laurel High School saturday,
and the following program pas given:
Address, Professor Mark E. Stine, su-
perintendent Of the Laurel public
scho :ols Organization OF Delaware
schools" John Shilling, assistant Com
missioner Of Education; ten-minute ad-
dresses by Home Economics Instruct
tors; Note Books and Textile Cards"
Miss Helen Macksv, NIiddletown; I;
'Weavin." Miss Vina Ellsworth Lewes.
and Miss Mary Wright Harrington;
Menus" Miss Ethel Groves, Smyrna I;
Planning a Foods Lesson" Miss Char
lotte Jones, Newark: Clothing Budget
Lesson" Miss Florence Becker. George
town; Outline Of Work for Month OF
March, Miss Helen Drudge, state
Superintendent OF Home Economics.
Evening journal., 1920-02-16
CHURCH INDoRsEs RETIRING PASTOR

Special 20 The Evening Journal.
SEAFORD. Del, Feb i6.-At a meet
ing Of the Fourth Quarterly Confer
ence Of 81. Johns NJ. E. Church, reso-
lutions expressing the appreciations Of
the Official board Of the services Of the
Rev. J. II. Warren, the retiring pastor,
were unanimously adopted. Mr.. War
rem gave notice 10 the board that he
did no. expect 10 return, and the board
appointed the following Committee on
Ministerial supply for the next con-
ference year: Mrs. Ella G.. Emery.
Messrs. T. y. Rawlins. e. J. Winder,
w. +. Allen and Or. c. NJ. Hollis
Evening journal., 1920-02-16
LIFE AND CHARACTER READING.
FEBRUARY is.


People born on this date are under
the influence of Aquarius. the water
bearer. They are very peculiar The
pisces generosity and the prodigality
are tempered with the thought Of the
main personal chance, which is one o.
the chief characteristics Of the Aquar-
ius This desire for .opulence causes
them to keep their busines en- age
nents, and to live up to their oDliga-
iions to their. customers and clients
They are usually honorable in all such
relations. They mean TO carry this
principle OF truth and Justice into
Everything they DO. but they have very
little conscience about social engage
ments. These natures are so kinds
that they wish to please everybody. and
so they promise and forget. or promise
and ignore
The birthstone Of this birthdate IS the
amethyst
Evening journal., 1920-02-16
To Philadelphia
and Chester
roppINc Ar pENNsGRovE.


Schedule IN Effect Tuesday, Feb. 10.
Daily Including Saturdays ana sundays
Leave both Wilmington, Fourth Street
Wharf. and Philadelphia, Chestnut Street
Wharf. at SEQ A. NJ, u o'clock noon and
A15 p. NJ
WILMINGTON N-PENNsGRovE ROUTE.
Schedule in Effect Saturday. Feb. H.
Subject to Change without Notice.
Leave Wilmington for Pennsgrove, Go
500 1000 4. NJ, - o'clock noon, zoo zoe
Goo, 500, 1000 and 1900 P. NJ.
Leave pennsgtove 115, 900, 11.oo a. N
100. 500, 500. 200, 300, HOO P. ". anc
1245 A. NJ.
Evening journal., 1920-02-16
VERY DESIRABLE FARMS
AT REASONABLE PRICES

(272)-36 acres. IL miles north OF Newark;
lO-room stone and frame house ano usua'
ouibuildings, in fair condition. Price St'JoV.
t20a)-33 acres near Delaware City along
the canal. Groom frame mouse and the
outbuildings in good CONDITION flo0
$3.50.
f34t,-ss acres. miles west Of Newark,
7-room frame house, outbuildings. -orcnaru'
etc. Price $500.
fSsT)-7a acres rsar Glasgow; s-ToG9m p19as,
frame house. outbuildingS' trui'' ''
C3ei)-2s4 acres near Glasgow; lIs s,,niTes acres
I IN tillage; S-rOom brick house, outpuiiu-
ings, orchard. Price Slo-o0o.
(406l-sis acres near Hockessln. AL Al, isnS s,3
in tiIlage. 5-room frame house, barn anu
wagon shed. Near trolley. Price sS'ooo.
(41l)--i57 acres near Rirkwoodi lSS
acres tiliage, balance timber ,,lool1 s.l
frame house and outbuildings, ID soou COZ
tition. Price S10,5eo.
f4311-ls acres near Porter Broom
frame house and usual outouildinEs' rEiee
Cses)-iso acres near Newark; 125 acres
IN tiiiace: 11-room frame house, tenans
house and outbuildings; orchaIu u
fruits Price Sl6,oOO
fso1-27 acres near Iron Hill; Groom
frame house and outbuildings. Price >9,fyv'
Is96,-4O acres near Elkton; broom
frame house. outbuildings IN"
chard Price $3.50.
Cae7,--14 acres. near Elkton; 10 acres
timber. acres tillsge, 4-room frame house
sHroor, BUNGALOW. outbuildings and or
cbard Price S1,750.
P4ot,-1s acres and store property, near
s,nreriv. 7-roon frame house with store
( S-n5t outbulldings and orchard. Price
fSis,--f1s acres near Appleton; 1-room
brick house. large barn @ anu o'nrE Ou'
buildings Price $1,000
f4fo1-62 acres near Elkton, two-sto4
frame house, with S rooms outbuildingA
orchard, etc. Price $1,000.
cane house with attic and outbuildings.
IN good condition. Price $3.50.
(f3O)-3s acres near blSton Groom
frame house and the usual outbuildings. In
fsi- condition. Price $500.
Evening journal., 1920-02-16

One Overland Club Roadster, Model
90. G. c. y,,.,.-.,.,,,
foi0 s.es rns-Knicht; good bargain.
ons iNfs 7. passenger Hayues Sedan.
1913. Buick Roadster.
KNsei truck, III ton.
i01- Grst.cicss Stanley Steamer.
we take cars or consignment and cell
Tor conslgnor at their fgure.
CLIMAX MOTOR SALES CO,
Phone s750-W. 31st and Market Cts.
uov13-H
Evening journal., 1920-02-16
sANITARY WnRKER.


Wy ,. WINCHESTER, l1l3 i STREET
w. Odoriess eNcaratiug, When YOU
want your cesspoels cleaned. phone d652-N.
feb2-lyr.l q s@ aee A.4
NJ X. KELrER Is STILL - FOURTH
NJ. ana West SITS Sow Is tie time 10
have your wells cleared Phoae Sis
!1ne2i-tSr
Evening journal., 1920-02-16

EOR SALE - BBAUTIFUB COLLIE
dog, cheap 1888 Lancaster Ave.
Evening journal., 1920-02-16
APARTMENTs WANTED.

MARRIED COUPLE, PROTESTANT,
vi wishes 10 rent small. unfurnished
lpdrtment on west side, about April ; no
,hildren. Address W-62, Evening Journal
Ofice feb16-4t
Evening journal., 1920-02-16

CoR sALE--REBUILT CHALMERS,
Il Buick. Dodge and Maxwell touring
cars. Vim and Iuick trucks. We buy. sell
and exchange automobiles. gasoline engines
and machinery. Inquire sales department
of Price Machine Co. AIS W. Front st.
feb4-tf
Evening journal., 1920-02-16

y 4 UCrIoN sALC-ANV DESCRIPTION.
4 4 anywhere. ~ you want 20 SELL sec
hamilton, the square deal auctloueer and
arm agent, EOS 1iacisoa ST. Phone '3is-W
i1nyn-3m.
Evening journal., 1920-02-16

The Want Ads nave 10 do with The
selling and renting %; farms. with the
iewelry trade, and withS house decor
sting
Evening journal., 1920-02-16
HFIp tY1NI---

XY7ANTED-MEN OR woMEN CIGAR
4, w makers 70 make straight mould
scrap cigars. al So per thousand Write
p 0. Box 4ss. birmingham Ala febiS-Si-
A MBITIoUs NEN-woNEN. 500. $50
month hundreds permanent L. S.
.6ore-nmcut positions llsf free write Inn
,iaediately. Franklin Institctr Dept. l2-B.
.rochestor. \. y. asbG-1m
~TIrANTED--WHlTE NAN OR NAN
" and wife for private place. near Cen
tsreviile. Del. Principal work vegetable
rSnrdcn and care OF stock. wife % assist IN
thouse. Address W-57 Evening Journal
yDffice. or Ileary ". Candy. COO Equitable
tBldg. eehii-tf
Evening journal., 1920-02-16
nURL1C sAIE-THREE LARGE LOADS

Furniture ~ an kinds rugs. bedroom.
dinineroom library iiriuCrnam dishes.
the highest bidder. STIDHAM < SON,
fchlG-is-la. Auc-0nceis.
Evening journal., 1920-02-16

Use the Want Ads for auction sales,
for exchange or household articles and
FOR loans.
Evening journal., 1920-02-16

NOTICE-TO THE STOCKHOLDERS
~ or PoCoNO BLUE STONE COM
pANY.
The following Is copy OF resolution
adopted by the board az directors Of the
company, at special meeting, held az the
Office OF the company. No, 1873 y. Penna
Ave, wilkes Barre, Pa. January 10, 1920,
a. 230 p NJ.
RESOLVED. That tn tue judgment Of
this board, Il Is advisable and most for the
benefit OF the pocono Blue Stone Com
pany. that the same should be forthwith
dissolved. and Go thnt end. and In conform
ity 20 the statuie 10 is ordered that meet
ing Of the stockholders hr held on the esih
day cf February, A. d. 1920, ~ No. 1873 y
Pennn Ave, in the city OF Wilkes Barre,
Pa, between the hours Of 10 ociock 30 the
forenoon and 3 o'clock in the afternoon. %
take action Oh this resolution. and FUR
ther. that the secretary forthwith give no.
tice OF said meeting, and of ,he adoption
0f this resolution. within ten Gays from
this date. by publishing the said reselu'
tlon. with a notice OF rs adoption, IN Ihe
Evening journal, newspaper published
in the county wherein the principal oihce
of the company As located. f0r ai least three
weeks, once week, successively. AMI ~
mailing a written or printed cOpy u ihe
same TO each and every stockhoider of thl la
company in the United States.
W y. STEELMAN.
fsbf-11-1s Secretary.
Evening journal., 1920-02-16
GIRLS WANTED

Experienced and learners TO Mora
on sewing iraca'ce masking ath-
Ntic union Nuis -9Hl p3l while
learning When you 3ma eSnei
fenced yo! N1l e1rn very K0Oc
wages We HaT 'ho vary Aes' piece
work rates and bonus Continuous
work on one part. Di year round
Clean liEhi IND peasau, work
room. Apply 2, once
TOPKIS BROS. CO.
217 French Street.
...coR-1rr
Evening journal., 1920-02-16
sr.Tr 0r nrr-Av- .rr

~l'''IE ffN lfElNN 3 W
OFFICE or SECRE AIRY OF STATE
r.verait g. Johnson. Secretary Of S:ate.
81 tho state of Dc'a~are. 10 HERrRY
CERTIFY that The above and foregoing Is
truo and ca~rsrt cOnv of Certificate of
Reduction qf Cauital Stock ~ the SIM
pTleN REFRIGgRAr'NG COMPANY ns
received and iiod IN this office. the eleventh
day Of February. A. u. 1920. az O'clock
s. a. ,,... .,.
have hereunto set my hand and
aficial seal az Dover. this 18th
fSEALl day OF February, In the year OF
our Lord one thousand nine hun
lrsd and twenty.
EVERETT c. JOHNSON.
Secretary of State.
Received for Record. February Is, A. u.
1870 FURMAN G. COLE,
febie-23-msr1. Recorder,
Evening journal., 1920-02-16
nuBIIC sAI.E--HAvING DECIDED 10
rYpEMRIITRs.

n. .. SMITH. rYPEw RlTER EN-
81 change Typewriters sold, rented and
repaired Agents for Amco Adding Ma
chine. " & Y. check writer's ". seventh
St, over barber shop. Phone so15 or 21I5
lecio-iyr
Evening journal., 1920-02-16

VsYpEW WRITERS RENTED - THREE
l months. $500. Rental applied on pGT-
chase Sold $500 monthly Typewriters
repaired Royal Typewriter Agency. Type
writer Exchange, second hoor. n. w Cor.
SeYepth and Market SITS. sug22-n.
Evening journal., 1920-02-16
syVANTED-wHITE MAN OR Ma
sALEsuEN WA>rfn.

rA-ANTED-sA SALESMAN 10 CALL On
" retail trade witt big zinc Of nrst-class 5
tlerchandise: good moaey; must give
frefsrence. Addness W-ft. Evening Journai
sDlfce. fsoiG-3t.
HsIIsSNES SELF EsPECrIN NC
- aalesman whose ambition is beyond his
.rfesenf nlace. VIA hnd more coneenial
employment with us, and al the same time
double his income we require man ~
felean character, sound IL mind and body.
rho would appreciate Q life job with ii
rast- growing Organization where industry
, Nil be rewarded with far above average
earnings. Call S22 Ford Bldg. feblo-St-
Evening journal., 1920-02-16
ron RFNf on SAFE.

EoR SALE OR RENT-HIGH CLASS
farm. 125 acres, 10 miles from Whining
ton. Possession March l. Address S-52,
Evening Journal ONCE. febl3-3t.
Evening journal., 1920-02-16
PIBIIC SIZE.

a- a a aaa 49,
y 4 UCrIoN sALC-ANV DESCRIPTION.
Hamilton the square deal auctioueer and
farm agent, EOS 1iaCisoa ST. Phone '3is-W
ianyn-3m.
nUBIIC E-FURNlTURE. RUGS.
4 HOUSEHOLD GOODS Etc. 300 VAN
RUREN ST. THURSDAY, FEBRUARY
~. 1921. At O'CLOCK p NJ SH ARP.
Brass bod. diuiugroom suite. refricera-
tor par,or spite. rockers. desk. rugs.
dishes. upright piano tcahinet grand, cir
cassian walnut case. pictures other arti-
cles. SrlpHAM & son.
febiG-st Aucaoneers
DUBL1C sALE-THREE LARGE LOADS
4 0r FINE FURNITURE RUGS.
HOUSEHOLD GOODS, Etc W I'LL iBE
SOLD AT SrtDHAM & SONS AUCTION
STORE. III h. fTiI ST, FRIDAY, FEB
RUARY %. 1920 At ! O'CLOCK =. ~
SHARP
Furniture of on kinds. rugs. bedroom.
linnsroom. library. .irincrnom. disles.
rigs. drcssers. chiNoni'~s '~i' p, -o,l 20
Die highest bidder. STiDHAM & SON,
feblG-iS-ia. AuclonceFs.
pUBLIC SALE. THURSDAY. FEB 10,
4 10 O'Clock. ON the Osborne Farm. near
Cossart Pa FORTY head ~ catfiA. 90 milk
cows 20 bead hoifers and bulls. extra well
bred mostly asa uolstcns; three mules.
4 years old, TWO good work horses; farm
implements used on "a i51acse farm corn,
Iav and fodder. iot of pounry Terms
cash. THOMAS AIklNSlN, owner
SINCLAIR & KLAIR. Mers febi6-is
nuBIIC SAI.E--HAyING DECIDED TO
j omit farming. ] win EEL 40 public sale
an my personal property Co the highest
bidder, on the Horvey walker Farm" one
half mile from Mcndenhalls Aiin ueaT
IIocEessin. Delaware, on Friday. February
90 1920 at 1890 o'clock sharp Five head
good general purpose horses-No. j, bay
horse 10 years old, good worker aud
driver. VIII work anywhere; No. .. grey
horse. 10 years old, this Is an Al work
horse you can't hitch him wrong; Nos
3 ana 4. pair brown mares. and S years
old. these are full sisters, fine team Of
light horses, will work anywhere No .
rrev mare, good worker and driver. tour
head OF cows one yearling heifer. two OF
these are close springers; two brood snvs
seven shoats. Farming implements-fu full
line: G horsepower gas engine feed mill
cream separator corn and hay. Tota'
househnii goods Ierms-Sums under So
cash: over that amount, six months credit
by purchaser giving hapkab.e note with
approved. erdorscr. q. VI. EASlBIkN
w y rANK, Auct iebia li-i Is
Evening journal., 1920-02-16
STORAGE

xtzg Leave Philadelphia pie-
aslSk&eEiO, North Wharves, Race
5SDiE& ST., p. NJ
i NJ 6Wx - FREIGHT ONLY.
3E Hkg gEx Leave Wilmineto n :.
&8SksadE French Street Wharf. )
Pm
Evening journal., 1920-02-16
HOME ECONOMY TEscHEr
rOR STAFFORD

special TO The Evening Journal.
sEAFoRD, bel, Feb. i6.--Miss Alice
Morgan. Of ihis town, has accepted
position in ihe seaford ihgh School
as household economies teacher. Miss
Mason, of Laurel, who resigned on ac-
coun. OF her health, has recovered and
Is now teaching il the Household Eco
nomie Department Of the Laurel Hign
school. Miss Morgan Will soon start
tho girls in cookery and laundering.
There Is now a class OF sixteen girls
taking this work.
Evening journal., 1920-02-16
NOTICES.

of the st6tkAolders 10 exchange MS old
stock iu THIS company in the ratio of ten
shares OF the old stock for one share Of
the new stock. tc be issued TO him.
AND WHEREAS, It is also believed that
The original stockholders Of this company
1re entitled 70 some additional considera-
zion and benefits In consideration Of their
having been the original buyers Of the
stock Ot this company
NOW THEREFORE,. BE TT RE
SOLVED, That each holder Of the capital
stock II this company now outstanding.
deposit his certificates evidencing owner
ship Of such stock, with the vice. president
of THIS company. Mr.. q. X ScncebauGn.
for exchange on the basis OF ten shares Of
the OLD sloeS. as now outstanding, for one
share of rev stock 20 be issued, when the
amendment 90 the articles Of incorporation
above referred 90 shall have been com
pleted. provided. however that ali Of said
holders OF he capital stock. now out
standins who shall so deposit their GER
tihcaies ot stock for exchange. on or be
fore March !. 1920 shall be and they arc
hereby declared entitled 10 receive one
share Of the new stock for each five
shares instead Of ten sharesl Of the old
stock so deposited for exchange. and 70 Is
further hereby resolved that the board Of
directors and ;he proper officers of the
company be and they are hereby author
ized 10 take all necessary steps 20 carry
ont the intent and purpose Of the fore
going resolution
hat the PERSONS or bodies corporate
holding a majority Of the common stock Of
said corporation, to-wit. Fifty-five thou
sand six hundred and twenty (55,GoO)
shares. out of a total issue Of sixty-se
thousand nine hundred and thirty (67,930)
shares of the common stock of said COM
pany then outstanding. no shares Of pre-
ferred stock being OUTSTANDING voted al
said stockholders meeting, in favor OF
said amendment.
THIRD That the undersigned therefore
certify. in pursuance Of the provisions Of
Section IS, 0f General Corporation Law Of
the State Of Delaware. that the issued and
outstanding stock Of the SIMPLEX RE
FKIGERATING COMPANY "a corporation
created by and existing under tho laws Of
the State Of Delaware, was reduced from
FIVE million dollars 20 lye hundred thou
sand dollars.
FOURTH-That the undersigned further
certify that on Of the debts OF said cor
poration not paid ana discharged are fully
secured. :.
~ WITNESS WHEREOF. WE. the
President Of the SIMPLEX REFRIGERAT-
ING COMPANY ana q maturity Of the di-
rcctcrs Of said company, have signed this
certificate this 9Th dav of February, 1920.
Vice President 0f the
SIMPLEX REFRIGERATtNG COMPANY,
g. X SENCEBAUGH
r. Z. PETERSON.
Secretary.
a Maioritv NJ the Directors Of the
SIMPLEX REFRIGER ATfNG COMPANY,
r. p PETERSON
e.. *. SENCERAUGH.
NORRIS G.. BOAS,
G.. =. HULS
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TANNEN BROS.

We beg 20 announce TO our customers and
friends that we have removed our wholesale
business, formerly located
nt IT'S W. Second ST.. 10 tho $. T. Corner
Third aud French SITS. febif-im.
Evening journal., 1920-02-16

HXroRKISG GIRLS SAVINGS Losr.
" in black handbac Monday
ificrn0on. about 2 o'clock going from
Braunstein's 10 Sixth and Market
streets with about S2iJ, key hnudker-
chief and ear tickets. Kindly return
10 Evening journal once. Reward N
returned. fehi3-3t.
Evening journal., 1920-02-16
EoR SALE.

E0R sALE-TWO ROSE-COMBED,
pure bred Rhode Island Red Cockerels.
Phone te72-W febl6-3t.
Evening journal., 1920-02-16

The Want ads. should be helpful in
securing a position as q sales person,
an arent and ? boOkkeepsr.
Evening journal., 1920-02-16
RAJ EsTATF-FOR SALE.

EoR sALE-BY owNER. soS W. 18TH
L. ST.. SIX room houss and bath, Call
evenings. febf0-tf
Evening journal., 1920-02-16
STATE oF ILLlNOIs. coUNrY ol

STATE on ILLINOIS, COUNTY OF
COOK. s.;
on this 9Th DAY ~ February. 1920. be-
fore me. a Notary Public. in and FOR the
County OF Cook. in the State Of Illinois.
personally came G. X. Sercehaueh. Viee-
president ~ the SIAfPLEN RErRrGER-
c. X. sENCERAUGU. MORRIS C.. BoAs
anl c. p. HULS. being q majority Of the
hoard OF directors Of said company men
toned In the foregoing certificate. 20 me
known and known "a me- TO be
such rlce-nrcsilent and majority q
the directors Of said c0mpany who duly
ana severaliy acknowia1seT TO ne that
they executed the sofa certificate.
r. y wYCKoFF.
Notary Pubic
NV commission expires January /, 1921
r. Y WY~HOFF
Notary Public.
CoaF County III.
The Prescott daily news., 1920-02-13
Script or Print Writlno2

There is a movement in England to abolish script writing and replace II by print writing. The characters used in the proposed system are the ordi' nary printed letters known as the Ro- man block letters with the exception of "a" and E." which are simplihed into their script forms. Print char acters were used centuries ago py monks before script writing became the fashion. Advocates of the pro- nosed reform claim that 1t has many advantages over ordinary handwrlt- ing. particularly in that the chilo learns much more quickly. Many Brit isb educational authorities favor print writing and 1t is taught in numerous British schools. There Is no waste ol time on the innumerable joinings or letters. and superfuous loops ana aourishes are abolished. At ieast one hig London firm has adopted me sys' tenn.