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Evening journal., 1920-09-16

TYPEwRITERs RENTED - THREE
Il months, 500. Rental applied on
purchase. Sold $500 monthly. Type
writer's repaired Royal Typewriter
ACency. Typewriter Exchange, second
floor. ~ ". Cor. Seventh and Market
Sts. aug22-tf
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LIFE AND CHARACTER READING
SEPTEMBER i6


The man of This birlhdato may
choose a public career and be success
ful. The Judgment in business affairs
is good. There is energy. keen dis
elimination and persistence.
The governing sign is Virgo and
places this person among the earth
people, so that the desires are mate
rial and the temperament ardent and
passionate. This nature is inclined 10
be too suspicious and great care
should be taken that in love affairs
these faults do not cause much tfOu-
Bile.
The governing planets are Mercury
and Venus.
Wood workers. decorators and
painters will find good positions
through the Want Ads the coming
year.
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APARTMENIS WANTED.
REAL ESTATE WANTED.

WELL EXPERIENCED FARMER
w wants to rent a farm between VIII
mington and Clayton; cash or share
rent Lock Box %. Pennsgrove, n. j.
septi6-3t.
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T. LESLIE CARPENTER.

Piano, Voice, organ, Theory and Com
position. Studio, s27 Adams St Phone
60. sept11-t-t-s-1m.
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PIANO WANTED.

WANTED WILL PAY CASH ron
W second hand piano or player
piano. Address T.. o. Box 1917. augiS I'm
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OFFICIAL NOTICE

Two THE STOCKHOLDERS OF THE
HOLTiTE THISTLE Co. INC.
Notice rs hereby given that al special
meeting of the board Of directors Of the
above corporation. held ON the 2Gth day
Of August. 1920, the following resolution
was unanimously adopted
"RESOLNED. That in the iudg-
ment Of this board, it Is advisable
ana most for the benefit OF the cor
poration, that the same should be
forthwith dissolved; aud 10 that
end and In conformity with the
statute, it Is ordered that n meeting
OF the stockholders be held ON Sep
temhcr "a 1890 at the office OF the
company, 4i6 Fourth avenue, New
YORK city, y. y, between the hours
Of 10 A. NJ and 3 r. NJ. TO take ac-
tion upon this resolution; and fur
ther that the secretary forthwith give
notice OF said meeting and OF the
adoption Of this resolution within
ten days from this date. by pub
fishing the said resolution with q no
tice Of its adoption, la the country
whore the principal Office Of the oom-
pany Is located, for at least four
weeks once week, successfully, and
by mailing b written or printed copy
uf the same 90 each and every stock
holder Of this company"
Also take notice that the said meeting
will be held at the time and place stated
and that at the same time and place d
resolution viii be presented 90 the stock
holders 10 approve Of an the prior acts
and transactions Of the officers and 81
rectors OF the said corporation, ant
specifically the contract made by it with
Mitchell a Weber, ON the 10th day OF
February. 1919
Dated New York. August 27th. 1899
HOLrirE THISTLE COS INC,
BY r. e.. BARRIE, Secretary.
sept2-9-l6-23.
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FOR SALE.

IOR SALE-ANTIQUE DESK. IR'
crib and coach. Phone Si3f septic
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HELP WANTED.
sALESMEN MANTTn-

XXTANTED-sAL WHO HAVE
w successfully sold insurance and
specialties Address Angola Rubber Co.
North Division and Pine SITS. Buffalo,
\. y. septiO.i lot.
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cER11EICATE OF Dissolution.


CTATE OF DELAWARE, OFFICE OF
- SECRETARY OF STATE.
CERTIFICATE OF DISSOLUTION.
To All to Whom These Presents May
Come, Greeting:
Whereas. 1t appears TO my satisfaction,
by duly authenticated record Of the pro-
ceedmgs for the voluntary dissolution
thereof. by the consent Of all the stock
holders deposited In my Office, the Candy
Cake. Inc, corporation Of this state,
whose principal Office is situated az
West Tenth street, in the city Of VIII
mington. county Of New Castle state
'of Delaware, Corporation Trust
Company Of America being agent
therein and in charge thereof, upon
whom process may be served, has com
plied with the requirements OF the Cor
poration Laws OF the State Of Delaware,
As contained I'm 1918. Section 1 to 2lOl,
section iS7. Chapter 6J, Of the Revised
Statutes of 1913. as amended, preliminary
to the issuing Of this
CERTIFICATE OF DISSOLUTION.
Now. therefore. ], Everett e. Johnson,
Secretary of State, Of the state OF Della
ware. do hereby certify that the said
did, on the fifteenth day
Of September, A. ID. 1920, file in the
office a duly executed and attested con-
sent. in writing, TO the dissolution Of
said corporation. executed by all the
stockholders thereof. which said consent
ana the records Of the proceedings afore-
said. are now on file in my said Office,
as provided by law.
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nELp MANTEn-MALE.

xxTANTED-FIRsT CLASS BUTCHER.
W Apply 61o Union St. septl5-2t.
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MUSICAL.

FREDERICK W. WYATT.
Teacher Of Singing.
Studio, 1919 Rodney St Phone 4o56-R.
septl0-ll15.
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NOTICES.

w ARLO MOORE. OPTICIAN, HAS
~ removed from 9i9 Market Ststo 907
orange st. aug4-tf.
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IN TESTIMONY
RUsINEss OPPORTUNITIEs

EXCELLENT OPENING FOR MAN
II who can invest 5000 cash in relia-
BILE business; must be high-grade man,
with plenty Of executive ability and take
active interest at once; full details Of
business explained at interview only
unusual opportunity for right man. Ad-
dress W-67, Evening Journal Office.
sept1l-Jt
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DOR SALE SECOND HAND SIDE
IL board. 1907 Washington ST. sept1G-2t
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xx1ANTED-Boy. n5 WEST NINTH
w street. septl0-2t
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Is JoE FRANk ORR HERE?

4 cabIegram was received Dy tUIVI
0f Police George Black yesterday
from b. Frank, of Chippewa Bay, n. y,
asking the aid Of the police depart
ment in locating Joe Frank Orr a.
steel worker, whose wife is very. Ill.
IL is thought Orr may be employed on
some construction work here.
Evening journal., 1920-09-16

DROPOSALS FOR CLOSET AND
Il washstand- Sealed proposals will be
received by the Board Of Public Educa-
ton i'm Wilmington, Delaware, for in
staling one closet and washstand IN
school No. Z, rs per plans on file with
Mr. Marine w. Thomas, High School
Building. Proposals must be deposited
on the desk of the President Of the Board
before o'clock L. NJ, Monday. Septem-
ber u, 1920, and mustsre marked, Pro
nosals for Closet and Wnshstand" The
right TO reject any or all proposals is
reserved.
ERDMAN HOFFMAN.
sept16-3t Chairman Committee.
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EXCELLENT OPENING IN RELIA-
T. bic. expanding business for Chris
tian man, with 5000 cash; must take
active interest at once, business Is one
OF merit and essential to all metallic and
industrial plants; attractive returns;
experience unnecessary; mechanically
inclined man preferred; state age. for
mer occupation, phone number. etc, in
first letter. don't apply unless you mean
business and can fulhll all above re-
quirements. Address W-GG, Evening Jour
nal Office septll-5t.
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Statesmen

Progressive. ambitious men,
willing 20 learn. now engaged
In commercial lines, but who
would like to enter the lnan-
cial field. due 10 the large re-
muneration and greater pos
sihilitlcs, teachers and other
professional men, who desire
TO enter business with n
great future. are offered an
unprecedented opportunity 10
do 80 by one Of the leading
banking institutions Of Phiia-
deiphia.
We will train you IN the
evening so that II will not be
necessary 10 leave your pres
ent employment until you
have fully mastered lucra-
tive profession. This viii re-
Quirc your attendance two
evenings per week for four
weeks. Al the end OF this
period you should be fully
equipped TO earn a very sub
stanual income.
II you are looking for a
prosperOua, Independent fu-
turc and really want 20 be
successful, you cannot afford
20 lei this advertisement pass
unanswered.
Next class meets Friday
evening. September n, at $50
o'clock. Room 40 Ford Build
ing Simply report at the
above time. Appointment un-
necessary.
Evening journal., 1920-09-16

XXTANTED-A FARM, WITHIN Il
w miles Of Wilmington, about 25x60
acrest house, tenant house, harm and
odd buildings, in good condition; stream
OF water running through place and
timber Address Box VS. Evening
Journal Office. sepu5-4t
The St. Mary banner., 1920-04-17
Brings Wonderful
Prescription to All
Eczema Sufferers.

Z"mrrine, Ihc latest scientific pros
cr,ptton for the treatment Of eczema,
itch, and similar skin diseases. is now
sold 10 leading drug stores. Until re-
Gently il was the guarded formula of \
good physician and men have paid
higher price for the treatment. but now
il is within the reach Of every sufferer
3. its time to sav g"piDye I" tuii amed
and burning skin Farew-i a. trrtant
lnl unpirasal,J ,pre~. sp,otc,lr~ aad
Uiai5 " a,rh ~ It vndr iace ash make
you So uuc rmt"uaLle. L 'mriine can
gave you reliet \, If has others tivc
u trial under or gGtrtHtcr. NLur
money back II IL fails 10 hen"nl yoH.
Simple directions ACCOMPANY cscn
hottie Sold in twn sizes, ~ cents and
81. start to lay and learn what relief
.lsans. IL your druggist cant supply
you, the Zemeriue Chcnn.l CO., Or
angehurg :. g., viii send ynu p botts
prepaid upon leeeiol of 80 ar'ce
The St. Mary banner., 1920-04-17
Just Occurred to Her.

child's prayer has long been cele-
hrated in song and story. Prayers
from the youthful lips of faith have
ever appealed to mankind. There are
few 50 hardened as not TO be moved
by such prayers. or remember with
awe their own Iisping of Now / lay
me down to sleep"
Children also, IN their innocence.
sometimes say prayers which are not
without their humorous side. and
these, foo. have been handed down TO
poSteritv. In this latter class belongs
the following true account Of the
prayer Of a little girl who lives just
on the other side OF the District line
In Maryland.
Little Lois was completing Der eve
ming prayer at her mothers knee.
amen" finished Lois, and then,
without a pause.
Mamma. has the Lord rot a bald
head like dy?"-Washin IN Star,
The St. Mary banner., 1920-04-17
plas.Ic Dressing Tor Wounds.

Industrial plants arr ii"N using the
Ambrjne treatment for burns -'al1I
and az surface wounds which proved
very surr"SSful for casualties incurred
IN the world war
The dressing Is a compound Of wax
and resins. nnd il solid when cold II
* heated to about 10 degrees Fnh-
rnnbc't and applied BY means of ! Sp'N
ial atonizrr or 1t cnn b." generally
dailbcd on with soft brush. A plas-
tic dressing. impervious 10 air. Is thu
formed. which does not adhere 'n the
wound and which promotes thr healing
process without appreciab|e contraC-
ton Disagreement and sears are pre-
vented to q greater extent than WAS
possible under the old methods.
The St. Mary banner., 1920-04-17

There appears to be much interest IN
the electrification Of seeds and the ap-
plication Of electricity to growing
plants. A recent account Of work. along
these lines tells OF new method of
aiding plant gYoNth. The seeds, ten
or twenty sack,, are placed In tanks
provided With iron electrodes at both
ends; the eiectrOlyte is a solution Of
sodium nitrate or some other fertiliz.
er. Particularly with cereaIs-wheat
barley and oats-the yields Of both
grain and straw are said to he in.
creased. Some FIVE hundred farmers
save taken up the treatment of the
seeds, which IS followed by a very
careful drying in a kiln. The treat
ment Is applied about q month or two
before sowing,-Scientiflc American.
The St. Mary banner., 1920-04-17

Bands ~ kidnnpcrs recently have
cniscd much alarm IN Tenchowfu.
Shantung. China Operating in groups
Of from 30 to 50 thew have carried
away aud held for ransom wealthy Chi
nese for whom they have obtained as
much az $4,000 In some eases. Ten
ciizru~ worc hitnapcf ID October
Promises to- pAE rnsnn~ .;atn He"u rE.
acted by torture Troop haee tr.rd
TO capture TIT bandits, bgt hnyc
failed Ii is believed the kiduaper,
came IRON palny crossing the GuIt
of l'rclilt ~ boats % Which they =.
capped vita thrir captiycs.
The St. Mary banner., 1920-04-17
RACIAL VIG0R WILL RETURN
English Writer Of Opinion mat matte'
May Safely Be Lett TO Mother
Mature

MANY rrlrpr~ HaN. LAID stress upon
rh,. fact TINT Flrnp" n losing III"
Hover uf jt~ youth upon the hnttie-
fr.d ha~ lof- only thc least fir and
most unhealthy tn become the progeni-
tors of future rnres Ana they cite
the rfrrct of the Napneonic wars on
tie physique nnh stamina OF the
French
III answer 10 these peSSimiStS the
scientific editor "f HE Illustrated Lon
don News writes:
Against thi> II may be urged that
the recupcratiye power Of nature soon
rraS~erte usrIf and no one VINO has
watched Year h5 Year up 10 1914 las
dld the present writer) the yearly re-
views on July il could doubt that, at
the outbreak of the present war. the
Frpnchman had more than recovered
the tall stature and the high muscular
and nervous energy Of his forefatherS.
While. therefore. we must expect a
certain falling off i'm the physique of the
children born between, say, 1914 and
confident that, given the maintenance
0t the present standard of living and
the absence Of any great epidemic, at
the end Of that time the English race
will return 10 its prewar standard Of
physical fitness"
The St. Mary banner., 1920-04-17
Spanish Licorice Industry.

The at..uu;acIWr uf hCrrCe extract
and paste n IN important Spanish in,
du~rrA THIS is comparatively new
industry. is formerly The root was
exported unmanuiaCtured over q,
0DHN pounds Of the root were ex'
ported in 1918 and more than 6OO,W
pounds of extract and paste.
The St. Mary banner., 1920-04-17
()Sl'.

one La> s.iere at Char nton Shell
Beacn, r hrt~eea the I. Mary Hard
ware Co, store and the Opera House
Finder Will be rewar6ed
Miss MAMIE ECUERT,
Charentor La
The St. Mary banner., 1920-04-17


A' ooas,
SIZE SAID. ITS lik,.
THS CIGARETTES you .uo,.
70 iH'NN It over"
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Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1920-08-06
Mr.. G0SLINaT0N AIRS VIEWS
Old 0entleman's Philosophy Of Life
Has Something In It Very Much
Worth While.

This morning / met walking along
the street a man who WINS laughing
not at something he saw, but just
laughing to himself at something he
had In his mind, at happy thought
His face was inclined downward lit.
tie and he slowed down n little in his
gait, as he had become absorbed In
what he was thinking about; but
now, as he passed the peak OF this en-
joyment, he lifted his head again to
its usual level and strobe on again nc
his usual gait; his face, however, stin
smiling. Fortunate Ia the man that
has In his heart spring that bubbles
happy thoughts.
Every time l give the brush boy H.
my barber shop nickel I fee;
ashamed for myself and for him.
For him, because he does his wora
in careless, inefficient manner; fOp
myself because continue to pay for
such service. And he's nice boy az
that; cheerful, well-meaning, polite,
but he simply doesn't know that no
isn't living up TO his privileges, thar
he isn't doing the best he could.
I don't know what can do about II
nothing, suppose. Having started
giving, I must keep on. would like
to tell him that the one and only way
for anybody, man or boy, to get on "A
the world is TO do his work, whatever
1t may be, to the very best of his abil-
ity; but this IL something that l can't
pluck up the courage to do.-New York
Sun and Herald.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1920-08-06
TREASURE OF PIRATE GOLD
Remarkable Collection That ls Dis
played In Museum Of the UnlVer.
sIty Of Pennsylvania.

The largest collection of the gold
work of the Aztecs, the Incas and
other ancient Central American gold
workers, whose civilization was de-
stroyed by the buccaneers seeking the
metal, Is on permanent display at the
museum of the University of Ponnsyl-
vania. The collection contains $5000,-
600 worth Of pirate gold, some of
which has never been melted down be-
cause of It's exquisite workmanship.
Part Of the ancient collection had
been buried In the mountains of Co.
lombia by the Indians to save the
treasure from invaders. This part was
purchased by the museum of the Unit
versity Of Pennsylvania Just after 1t
had been brought to New York by its
discoveries. The other part is com
posed of helrlooms handed down to a
French family descended from some
branch of early Spanish royalty, who
got the pieces from shipments sent
home, perhaps by Cortez and his fol-
lowers. The latter part was picked
up in Paris recently by DR.. George
Byron Gorton, director Of the univer-
sity museum.
The Colombian part of the collec-
ton contains nearly 100 pieces, from
breast-plates to bells, bracelets, CIR
dies, earrings and even golden sta
pies, and a helmet Of pure gold. The
Paris collection of "a pieces contains
two pure gold idols nine inches high
and three inches wide at the shoul-
ders: The Incas collection also con-
tnins death mask of thin, beaten
gold
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1920-08-06
He held it for only a second. thea

He held 1t for only second, thea:
Good Meet me here at, say, three
o'clock Friday"
"rll be here" she answered as she
capered away through the bushes, her
wavy brown hair shining in the sun
and her red MILDLY tie adding touch
Of color to the scene.
wait minute" he called after her.
"You don't know who am yet"
That's So" she answered, flashing
him smile. "Who are your"
I'm Charley" he said at last.
"All right. Good-by, Mr.. Charley.
Friday at two o'clock"
"Good-by, Miss Marjorie. Friday at
two"
That evening Marjorie's mother
tried YEARLY to understand the cause
of her daughters dancing eyes and
suppressed excitement, but no explana-
ton could she get out of her.
I'm just dreadfully happy, mother"
was her only reply.
And was afraid you'd be so lonely
out here after the life you've been ac-
customed to-" her mother answered.
At last after ages of waiting, Friday
came and the two appeared punctually
at the lake. On the surface of the
water lay beautiful little canoe evil
IDENTIFY just cut out Of trunk Of
huge tree. A seat was in each end and
on the side place had been smoothed
and, in large green letters were paint
ed the word, 1.-THE Marjorie"
II Just can't believe" she said her
voice thrilling with happiness, and at
the sight Of her Joy the man felt fully
repaid for his blistered hands.
"All aboard |" he said, trying to hide
the pleasure In his face.
1t was a wonderful afternoon they
spent together, he padding and she
watching him while her fingers trailed
through the cool water.
II feel as If I'd been to heaven" she
said when at last they had to get out.
II do, too" he replied.
"Can we do 1t again tomorrow she
asked timidly.
Indeed we can, and the day after,
and the day after that"
It soon became hnblt for the two
to meet every day at the lake and, be-
ing thrown together as they were, 1t
was natural that they should conflde In
each other, and at the end of a short
while they knew each other better
than they would have after months Of
ordinary acquaintance Once In
while he came to the house but not
very often for everything had to be
kept very quiet around Mrs. Randall.
AS tho summer wancd he began to
dread going back to town, The days
seemed to slip through his fingers like
precious stones, and once he went to
town for the day and, unknown to the
girl, had an interview with her father.
When they met the next day his face
was glowing.
Marjorie" he said gently. II must
get back to work tomorrow, SO this
will be our last trip. Do you want to
try 1t alone or shall we agree always
to paddle It together"
He looked at her earnestly, but her
eyes fell beneath his gaze and he felt
her hands tremble in his.
"Dfd ever n clap have such luckl"
he exclaimed blissfully; then after
few Joyful minutes he said: ,
81 wish could find that fish I
caught. I'd put a bell on his toes and
tie ribbon around his neck"
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1920-08-06
PURPOSE IN SELF-T0RTURE
People Of Northern New Mexico Have
High Object In lnfllctlon Of
Bodily Punishment.

A passion play takes place yearly
In the Ration and Sandia mountains
Of northern New Mexico A group Of
people living In this district have for
centuries each Lenten season gone
through series Of self-inhicted bodily
fortunes, enduring their agonies in the
belief that these barbarities will alb
solve them from past and future sins.
The passion play Is said to be 80 saw
NICELY realistic tpt at times perform
ers have died as result of injuries
received while taking part In 1t.
These people are known as Los
HermnnOn Penitentes, or the Peni-
tent brotherhood The Penltentes are
OF Mexican origin, with marked
strain Of Indian blood They nre dense
ly ignorant, not many being able to
read Spanish, and only very few are
s. familiar with English. Hardly one In
ten has ever been hundred miles
away from the Isolated mountain set
Elements where they make their homes.
They keep small liocks Of cattle and
sheep and sometimes mine for gold
and silver. They live In mud and
crude stone houses, rs did their ances-
tors two and three hundred years ago.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1920-08-06
What a Trout
Brought About
By CORONA REMINGTON

20 1890. by Mcclure Newspaper syndicate3
stop that Stop that, I say, or I'll
shake you myselfp
Charles Dawson stopped It at once
and I'm amazement looked up into the
purple face of very pretty, very
young girl who was standing at tho
waters edge.
Cant you see those signs, Don't
trespass,' all around the lake2"
"Oh, you call this lake, do your"
Yes. It's my lake. Don't get flip
pant"
I'm not. l assure you that l had
no idea of making trouble and most
humbly apologize"
"But why are you trespassingY' she
asked, still unappeased, but lnwardly
melted by the earnest, tanned face
looking down at her.
well, to tell the truth He hesi-
tated. ITO tell the truth my one mania
is fishing, and believe I'd almost risk
my life If 1 thought the chances were
fair for a good catch. And there we're
80 many signs not to trespass around
this-er-lake that I was convinced
the fishing was good. The more strin-
gent the warnings the better the fish
ing-always"
did you catch any2" asked the girl.
At that instant she heard vigorous
Topping In the grass at her feet and,
STOPPING, saw one Of her most beauti-
full trout gasping It's last. With a
shrek she grabbed 1t and threw 1t
back into the water.
I'VE only put those fishes in there
yesterday and they have to multiply
before we start fishing them out"
"HeavensI It's getting worse and
ell" the man said desperately. 81
assure you my intentions were not as
bad as my actions. Is there anything
can do to prove my contritlonT
His face was SO serious that the girl
was tempted to laugh for tho first time
during the interview.
yes" she said after moments
thought, "but It's awfully big pay for
one little trout"
"Name the price," he answered un-
moved, "nnd If it's within human pow
er to do 1t I'll do It."
II think you're awfully nice" she
said irrelevantly.
"Thank you" he smiled. II think
you're"
LET me tell you all about 1t. Wen