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The commonwealth. (Scotland Neck, N.C.) 1896-1929, 1920-04-20
STREET PAVING SOON
TO Be A REALITY

About ten days ago our honor
able mayor and commissioners
received an estimate from the
civil engineers who had been Sc
lected to do the work an estimate
Of the cost Of paving three blocks
Of Main st, which are twelve
hundred feet long and seventy
feet wide. 1t is estimated the
cost Of the three blocks will be
sixty five thousand dollars Now
this is to be only the beginning
Of the good work. Paved streets
are Of as much Importance as
well as credit to a town as good
roads are to the country, and no
country Or town need figure on
amounting to any real modern
progress without these real ne
cessities. If there was ever a
town that needed modern streets
and sidewalks it is Scotland Neck
It is almost as level as table and
the streets in a shape not TO shed
the water. Then it is black land
with a clay subsoil just enough
clay to make a sticky mud. We
have heard it said as we'll as
know by experience that It IS
the worst Of mud or the most try
ing dust.
When the paving begins on
Main street it is only the begin
ming of this much needed work
as people on number Of streets
have voted for their streets and
sidewalks to be paved.
The commonwealth. (Scotland Neck, N.C.) 1896-1929, 1920-04-20

Some Of the letters Of com
plaint were amusing, others
pathetic. All, however, showed
the seriousness Of the present are
Of high prices. One indignant
citizen wrote: "You ought to
investigate 's fish market
in Brooklyn. He's a modern Jesse
James. What do you think OF
80 cents pound for salmon and
60 cents for sea bass?'
The chief Of the "Flying Squa-
dron' has received complaints Of
such examples Of alleged proff-
teering as follows:
Drug store whiskey at s. a pint
and So more for doctors pre-
scription, canary birds 500 to
S25 to $18 for a cage: lemonade,
served at a hotel dance and said
to have been "week' 81 a glass
rouge 81 to $3 a box for impor-
ted brands; that fish during
Lent rose from 20 cents to ST a
pound in some New York mark
cts; prunes, three for 10 cents In
The commonwealth. (Scotland Neck, N.C.) 1896-1929, 1920-04-20
MARCH SHOWS BIG
BUSINESS GROWTH

Washington, April 2O.-Thc
improved industrial conditions
and revival Of business activi-
ties following the cancellation Of
government contracts during the
year are responsible for the in
creased yolunme of employment
IN March as compared with last
year the department of labor an
nOunced.
The commonwealth. (Scotland Neck, N.C.) 1896-1929, 1920-04-20
COTTON MARKET.


New York. April pa. W..
Riley, chief Of the Flying Squa-
dron Of the Department Of JUS
tee. whose campaign so far mas
resulted in the conviction Of 1O7
pro1lteerS with fines ranging
from $50 to $500 and imprisOn-
menf from one day to two years,
has uncovered number Of sur
pr1Slng commodities for which
dealers are sd id to be asking ex-
orbltant prices. Complaints Of
alleged gouging in almost
everything from pickles to rouge
and from lemonade to whiskey
are being reported to Mr.. Riley
by New York consumers. One
man who had paid 81. l. to a res
'auraht tuer for a tiny steak and
SlX small pieces Of French fried
potatoes, didn't stop to eat them
out "lancing at his check, took .
newspaper he had been reading,
raped up his meal and
brought it to the Federal prosecu-
tor.
The commonwealth. (Scotland Neck, N.C.) 1896-1929, 1920-04-20

Federal building here from all
hver the country. When a com
plaint is received it is ihdexcd
and forwarded to Federal prose-
cutors and ''flying Squadrons
operating in the United States
judicial territory where the vic
tim resides Investigation fol-
lows and. if the facts warrant,
arrests are made The campaign
initiated by Attorney General
Palmer, will 90 on according to
II. L. Van Sickler, in charge Of
the New York office for Mr.. Riley
until prices Of food, clothing,
fuel and feed for livestock are
brought to more normal levels.
The commonwealth. (Scotland Neck, N.C.) 1896-1929, 1920-04-20
$4,000 R, R, MEN LEAVE DEMANDS
WITH RAILROAD LABOR BOARD
This Gives the Strike Fever set back to let
the Wage Increase be Settled in
Washington
FREIGHT TRAFFIC IMPROVING
FREIGHT TRAFFIC

Chicago, April 20-Fhe strike
fever has received a setback when
eight thousand freight handlers
and thirty thousand railway
clerks decided to leave the hear
inc Of the demands Of wage In
crease to the railroad labor board
III Washington. Freight traffic
continues improving.
The commonwealth. (Scotland Neck, N.C.) 1896-1929, 1920-04-20
LAWS To SAVE FROM
BUSINESS WRECK
Speakers Advocate Laws
Guaranteeing In
dustry
AT ST. LOUIS CON.

St, Louis, April 20-The enact
ment Of Federal legislation guar
anteeing industry against strikes
and aggressive foreign trade po-
Icy were advocated by speakers
at the opening Of the session OF
the Mississippi valley association
convention.
The commonwealth. (Scotland Neck, N.C.) 1896-1929, 1920-04-20
PLAN WALK OUT Of
100000 R. R. MEN

Detroit, April 2O-The walk
out Of hundred thousand main
tenance Of way railroad em-
ployees is threatened in Chicago
for April the twenty eighth un-
less demands for temporary wage
increases of a dollar a day Is
granted This walkout will not
receive sanction of the brother
hood president r. E. Cradle an
nornced ~-
The commonwealth. (Scotland Neck, N.C.) 1896-1929, 1920-04-20
S|BER|ANS DYING
OF TYPHOID

Victoria, B. G. April 2O.-Ty-
phus has killed thousands Of ST.
berians and thousands are still
succumbing to the disease DR..
A. K. Higgs head Of the Ameri.
can Red Cross said onreturning
home.
The commonwealth. (Scotland Neck, N.C.) 1896-1929, 1920-04-20
50 REPORTED DEAD
BY TORNADO IN MISS.

Aberdeen, Miss. April 20-Se-
veral persons are reported killed
and fifty injured and property
damaged to the amount Of two
hundred thousand dollars as the
result Of a Tornado here.
The commonwealth. (Scotland Neck, N.C.) 1896-1929, 1920-04-20

In Washington they are telling
the country it must econpmize
Or go busted. Good scheme,
provided the reformation begins
in WASHINGTON.
The commonwealth. (Scotland Neck, N.C.) 1896-1929, 1920-04-20
CARRANzA PLANS To
CONQUOR SONORA
Plans To Send 65,OOO
troops against the
State
BOTH SIDES PREPARE

Auga Prieta, Sonora, April 20.
plans to send sixty
five thousand soldiers against
Sonora according to Jaurez re-
ports. Both sides continue pre-
paration for the clash.
The commonwealth. (Scotland Neck, N.C.) 1896-1929, 1920-04-20

A local Solomon asserts that
philosopher learns to take things
as they come Possibly so, but
the wise man goes out and gets
them.
The commonwealth. (Scotland Neck, N.C.) 1896-1929, 1920-04-20

A nut once sad that a man
could get rich by attending
strictly to his own business. His
own business, we presume. would
consist of annexing the other fel-j
lows business. !
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-02-12

~
Tow. i'm. Sw. Mary Magdalcny
mialo pred paru dniami instalacye,
kt6ra sic odbyla w sail parafialneJ.
Pc zalatwicniu spraw tyczacych sic
towarzystwa, przystapionO do insta
lacyi, rOwo obranych u~rzednicZek. "
sklad kt0rych wchodza nastepujacc:
p. Eva Byczeh, prezeska: p. Jadwi-
ga Watroba. wiCe-prezcska; p. Ste
fania Kedra. sekr. fin; p, Rozalia
Gu5tailis. kasyerka; p. NJ. Sledzik i
D.. NJ. Podrazik, o]piekunki kasy; p.
Katarzyna Koz}owska i p. NJ. KCro'
cka. m~arszalkinie. PrzySiege odebrat
miejscOwy prObOSzcz y. NJ. Kotecki.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-02-12

SzcZepaH BubaCz. NowGzencom drui
bowali p. Jan Watrobski, brata pa
ma miC3cgo L parma ZOtia. LACE. -
Matka pana mIodego, wdowa, PAM
Marya WatrObska. jest dzielna pra,
cOwniczka Towarzystwa Dobroczyn-
n0:ci pod opieka Sw. Ellbiety sku-
piajacego sic PREY teize para'ii. -
Mlodcj pare: Szczest Boac.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-02-12
re SOUTH CHICAGO.


wczoat o gudznie 1Otej zrana, Cd
by& sic stub p. LpdwTka Nowaka- Syna
zacnych parafian, pnr. ST26 Houston
ave, z panna Te&ls Rozyuek ,SSS6
Commercial ave. Slubu udzieil Y. AlOj-
" SzCzerSowSki, drU6bowa4 zas p. Lc-
ON W7OGniak 2 PARMA IArdwika NOwaG.
GodEine prssdtem odbyl sic Stub pan
ny J6zefy BarankieWicz z p. Stanisla-
VEN Bejgrowiczem, czlomkiem parafii
Sw. Michala Archaniola. Ceremonii do
pe4ni& Y. Edward Schuster. Cody vessel
ne odbyly sic pm, S725 Burley ave.
" SzczFSc BOzc.
Ofiara influenzy padl 1eSzlego ty-
SOdnia s. p. Franciszek S~ieczkowski.
kt6reSo pogreb odbyi sic zeszlego po-
niedziaEku. Franciszek Sieczkowski
czynii przygotowania do Slubowania
az do Smierci' gdy magic zmogia
20 choroba i W inne przeniOs4a Swiaty.
Ma te sama epidemic pad{ ojcec jeGo
niedawno. ZamieSzkiwat pnr. ST3I
Houston ave.
Ofiara nader przykrego wypadSu pa
dla z~eSzicj SOboty wieczorem 9-letnia
El&bieta HUleSza. ktGrei rodzice PIP.
W~AadySlaw i J6zefa. zam. pnr. 500
EScanaba ave PrzechOdZac utica Com
mercial - PREY 91ej. najechana 20
Stala znagla przez przejeadzajacy pO-
d6wczas w6z policyjny W Szpitalu So.
chicago. dokQd ia natychmiast pre-
w,cziono. lekarzc skonstatowali. IL
dzicwczc wySzlO z wypadku &c ziama-
ua ueca. Oraz ,narISzona czaSzka. Stan
i"j zdrowia nader k~rytyczDy.
W Sspitalu korpOracyi Illinois Steel
60" SpoCzyva " k~rytyznym Stanic Oh.
ATa,;nary Borawski. zam. pnr. ST39
"'cnmcrcial ave. Hostal on podczas pra
y uderzony przcz p4ytc ~zelazna W
lrEuch UnOSzqc bardzO bOleSnc o
bra&enia. Jest on ojcem trojga dzieci
stan k~rytyczny.
Po tySoiniOwych wakacyach - Spc-
l-cnyCh " ~SiolecznPj Florydzic, po-
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-02-12
szlych trDch miesiacach. Wypadk0w
$mierci bylo tyIko diva.

szlych trIch miesiacach. Wypadko"
smierci byto tylko diva.
Oh. Jan Pajak, Fam. pnr. 1900 5.
Ashland ave, prowadzacy plcrNs1"
rzedny sklad rzezniczy i wiktua'o~
~spozywczych, cieszy sic co raz 10
lepszem poWodzeniem, DO sWol 60 r9
pieraja. Trzeba - praWda przyzla'
Polakom tuteJszej dzielnicy' IL S1c2'
RE sic ma wzajem popieraja. Gdy-
by tylko po innych dzlelnicach TAX
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-02-12

w tyCh dniaCh Il PIP. Jana Abb
ny Patk0w, Fam. pnr. 37J6 s. Pau
lima ILL.,, pronadzacych przedsiebiOr
StwO pogrzebOwc, Nd %zebraniu to-
warzyEkim. W ich domu, ZcbranU
ST. drCsa ~dobrowOlnej skiadki Ma
celc Tow. DobroczynnoSci p. W. SW.
ElibiCty. Pieniadze wreczonO na re
&c sckretarki %finansowej tcgoz To-
w~arzystwa, panny Lcokadyi Gar
nCj.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-02-12

Polsh polItyt, czy wiessz5 oy mnN1
NV "a obowiazek poczytywac soois
,ovinien stale reklamowac narSdo~
woSe naSZa.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-02-12

wrocil do South Chicago - proDoSZcE
powylzej parufii, Ks. Franciszek w
Wojtalewicz.
Towarzystwo i'm. Kr6lowej korony
PoiSkiej, urzadza W przyszla %niedziclr
zabawe paczkowa, W sail parafialnej,
komitet powiada, IL poddoStatkiem
paczk6w naSmazy ME ubawia sic VIC
lie 1891 lie przybedzie goSci. ponicwaz be
die dobrze we wSzyStkO zaOpatrzOny
" najblizSzej przySzfoSci, OdbCdziC
sic W sail parafialnej wiec narodowy,
ma kt6rym p~zemawiac bedzie y. Sta
nislaw Adamski, patron Sp0lek ZarOb-
kowych W poznansSicm, wielki dziaiacz
~spoleczny i goracy patryota. Polonia tu-
tejsza z niecierpliwieniem Oczekujc
przybycia goScia zainteresowana jest
wielce kampania przez niego prowadzo-
nd. majaca ma celu zbierania groSza, IA
poSrednictwem akcyi ma wykup ziemi
polSkiej z reki Krzyzak6w. Kiedy vice
6w sic Odbedzie, ME jest jeSzczc usta-
lone.
W przyszla niedziele, o~dbedzie sic W
sail oh. PrzekwaSa, PREY ulicy SSeJ
Escanaba t. Nv. Box Social. kt6rego
urzadzeniem zatmuje sic TowarzyStwO
Sw. Agnieszki, nalezace do Zjednocze-
MIA. Towarzystwo owe prowadzi Obec-
ME energiczna W parafii kampanie. ma
jaca Ma celu zwerbowanie do tegOl jak
najwieksZa liczbe nOwych cziOnkin.
Jest to zeSp6i bardzO czynny udziai bic
rev g wSzyStkich poczynaniach parafii
- z~aSIUzOny.
Zeszlej niedzieli odbyf sic chrDeSt
b~iizniat (chiOpc6w) PIP. Gibasiewicz,
lam. pnr. S717 Exchange ave. W dOmu.
SZcZPSliwi rOdZiCC SkTOmna o g Scrdc-
czna p~rzySOtowali ola Swych najb!iz-
Szych z okazyi tel ucztc.
-
Union Bank Of So. Chicago, kt6rero
prczeSem jest p. JuliuSz +. Smietanka,
byiy kolektor dyStryktu chicaGOSkicgo.
rOzwija sic bardzO pOmySlnie z dniem
kaldym. LudziSka p~abieraja cOraz to
wieccj zaufania do tel polSkiej finan-
SOwcj inStytpyi, ma kt0rc Ona SluSz-
ME zasfuIujc.
::
W ~kancelaryi ~probOStwa Odebrac mo-.
zna list Il Kraju - ~adrcSowany ma re
&c PAM Heleny Soko4owSkiej nadany
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-02-12

on zOStai W m~iejScowOSci DObrzyn, pc
wiatu Ripin, gubernii pfOckicj. VIA
Scicielka liStu wimna sic pO temze bcz,
zwiOczniC ZgfOSiC.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-02-12
I Piotro Paw|owa.

Wczoraj " ko$ciele p. v. -. Pho
ira l PaWia, o gOdzinie sci L rama
IA Mszy Sw. skoiarZeni zoStali do
zgonnym weziem malzenskim p.
Franciszek MikoS, syn PIP. J6zefa i
AgnieSzki Mikosi6w. Fam. pnr. 364S
S. Paulina ul., L PARMA Katarzynl
S~Lymanska, c0rka pp. StaniSlawa i
k~atarzyny S~zymahskich. Fam. PM.
1893 w. 35tej III. Slubnci ceremo-
nil dopelni} Y. Wladyslaw Rz6ska.
miejscowy wikary. Oboje panstwo
| miodzi 50 znani W kolach mlodziez:'
tutejsZej. Skromne cody weselnc cd
byly sic W domu rodzicGw PAM milo
del. Dobraaei parze: Powod2enia.
Pc try tygodniowej ciezkiej ChO
robe powr0cila do zdrowia PAM A.
Eata Czarna, zam pnr. &72S S. Her
mitage ave. PanstWo Wojciech i A.
gaia Czarni, sa NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
skladu ped nazwa ,.POlonia Dry
Good Store" cicszac sic 2aufanicm 70
strony parafian, wy2najacych ha*}o
..sw6j do swego'.
Ia dni kilka. prawdopodobnie "
przyszla nisdZielc, pararianic o.
trzymaja roczne sprawozdanic miej-
scowegO Y. proboszcza Maksymilia-
Ma Koteckiego, &c spraw finansO--
wyCh.
-
Wczoraj o godziniS loci Il rama ma
Mszy Sw.. p%ob4ogOsfa wiony zostai
zwiazek malzenski p. J6zcfa Wa
~trobskiego Z parma Magdalena HI
pers. Sluba m}odej pare udzicli} y.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-02-12
Il parafii Maryi MaSdaleny.

W przySzia niedziclC wicczorCm -
Choir ~parafialny &w. .Maryi Magdalcny
urzadza W sail parafialncj Wieczorck
RozmaitO$ci. Program naStepujacy:
Spicwy ch6rOwC przez ch6r &w. Magda-
Ilcny i $w. Jadwigi tanieC pompciSki"h
kwicciarck, kt6ry odda l2-cic panic
mex z ch0ru &w. Maryi Magdaleny ia
nice h~iszpafSki poiaczOny zH Spiewami.
kt0ry wykOnajQ panicnki chdru $w. ia
dwigi. Ma zakonczenie odcgrama costa
mic komedya W trzech aktach p. I. ,.Ja-
XII Pan tax kram''! Spiewy prowadziG
bcdzie miejScowy orGanista p. W. NJ.
ManiszewSki. lance zaS PARMA Helena
Rozak. Akompaniowac ma fortcpianic
bedzic PAT Xofia Wolsha. Poczatck
punktuaEnic o godzinic 7:%O wicczn-
rem. Pc poirdniu, o godzinie 2cj dane
bedzie p~rzedstawieniC dla dzieci.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-02-12

Prey kCledzle, kt6ra Odprawiali
miejscOwi kapiani pc domach para
fian swoich, szczOdrobliwi i zawsze
chetni do sk}adek Ma cele %dobroczyn
ne parafianie, zlolyli sumo $4,000,
kt6re Oddane zoStaly do kasy iowa
rzystwa Dubrcczynno$ci istnicjace-
go W tcjle parafii, ma zasilcnie ka-
Sy; nicmal c~odziennic wspoma?anc
sa biedne rodziny w parafii zamiesz
kale. Wszystkim ofiarodawcom male
~ sic serdeczne podziekowane BIO ME
szczedzili grosza w celu niesienia po
mocy bicdnym i potrzebujacym.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-02-12

w ubiegIy wtorek, o godzinie Sci
zrana ma Mszy Sw.. odbyl sic pogrzeo
s. p. Tomasza Kuczaly, kt0ry zmarf
pc dwu ty%godniowej ciezkiej choro-
bic zapalenia pluc, o~sierocajac zonc
i pieciono drobnych dziatek. Orszak
pc'?rzebowy wyruszyi z domu zaioby
pnr. 1888 w. 37my place. do koSico-
la s.. Piotra Pawla a stamtad ma
cmentarz Zmartwychwstania Pan
skiego. Mech odpoczywa w pokoJu.
Parafia IS. Piotra i Pawla, dick
BOgu, Ostatniej epidemii i~nfluenzy
uszla szczeSliwie - chOciai wie!:
zapadIo ma chorcbe owa W pre-
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-02-12

Dnia 9Go h. m, odby} sic w parafii
p. w. Maryi MaGdalcny poSrzeb lrlctN
niei Reginy Zybert; zaziebiwSzy sic,
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-02-12

Pc instalacyi odbyia sic skromna
przekaska, prHeplatana przem6wie-
miami, kt6re sic przeciagneiy do POI
mel godziny.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-02-12

Xeszlej niedzieli ~wieczorem. odhylo
sic regularne poSiedzenie Klubu Oby-
watelSkicgo w parafii pOwyhSzej, ma
kt6rem omawiano Sprawy bardzO pic
kace, mianowicie ~polepSzenie micjSco-
wei d~zielnicy: czynione bcda encrgi-
czne Starania ably W najblizszcj prZy-
Sz}oSci Otwartc zosta}y ulicc przccina-
jace tory Rolejowc linii Baltimore /
Ohio. Jak rzccz sic Obccnic ma. tylko
jcdna utica, MONA sic z jcdncj Strony
przedostac ma drPTa. Komitct wSladnic
r6wnicz. aby i~nStalowane zostaiy lam
by bulwarowc " pa1fii, nakonicc Za$
i~ndOrSOwano j~cinOStoSaIic pOpicraC kan
dydaturc p. Marina :. Furmana. IL
bicCajaccgo sic 0 UrZad aldermana.
Jest nicmaI rzccZa pewna, IL Z wybo-
row. kt6rc odbcda sic dnia Ago Lutte
60 wyjdzic zwycieNko.
~
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-02-12

TowarzyStwo Mlodziezy i'm. Sw. Sta
nislawa Kostki odbedzie W ~przySzta
niedziele. o godzinie lei pc pOiudniu
nadzwyczajne posiedzenie W sail ivy
klych pOsiedzen.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-02-12

wr6cii do South Chicago - proboszcz
powyISzej parafii, Ks. Franciszek w.
WojtalewicZ.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-02-12

Po tyS~odniOVvych wukacyach - Spe-
.I:cnych " S~Iolecznej Florydzic. po-
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-02-12

W k~ancelaryi probOStwa OdebraC mo-
INA list Il kraju - ~adrcSOwany ma re,
PAM Heleny Soko4owSkiej nadany
Evening journal., 1920-09-16
Quits Cathartics
Baths
Relieved Perma-
nently

Mr. Joseph A. Wells Hotel vendome.
Washington, ID. C.. writes ryrrelra- NY
gienic Institute OF New York, as follows
ION the 18th OF June, 1915. / purchased
y. Il. L. Cascade The results 10 has
produced are simply marvellous. For 20
years I used cathartics. but have used
nothing but the Cascade for alnost a
month. ] feel like a new man; j want
To re pleasant 20 everybody. Before I
used the Cascade ! was a Crouch. Did
not like anybody and could not be
pleasant"
II you. bathe internally with the "I.
p. L. Cascade" you will find yourself ni-
ways bright, confident and capable. pols-
onous waste IN the lower Intestine makes
us bilious, blue, duh and nervous. In
ternal baths are Natures own cure for
constipation-iust antisenuc warm water
properly applied. Drugs force Nature
the u. b. L. Cascade" gently assists
her
It Is the invention OF Charles A. Tyrreli.
NJ. D.. Of New York, who specialized on
Internal Bathing for % years and will
be shown and explained 10 you by n. b.
Dnnforth, Market and Second streets
who win also be glad to give you free on
request an interesting booklet called
! why Man Of Today Is Only % Pei
Cent Emcient" which covers the sub.
ject In a very thorough way.
Clip this out as q reminder and ask
for the booklet the nrst time you are in
the neighborh0od.
Evening journal., 1920-09-16
COL0RED PEOPLE TO
HAVEPLAY-LEADERS

Coinoident with the recreational
training classes at the Wilmington
High School. but at slightly different
nours, similar classes for colored peo-
pie are being conducted nightly in the
Howard High School. Twelfth and Or
ange streets. The classes at the VIII
mingtOn High begin at Z clock each
evening while those al the Howard
start at Q.
Reason for this schedule Is tha. Z.
NespOr, who Is conducting both
classes in behalf OF the Wilmington
Community Service cannot be in two
places at once, so he goes from the
Wilmington High 20 the Howard each
night. Monday night there were 6O
cOlOred persons present at the How
ard class. Last night the number was
swelled to 20. Greatest enthusiasm
was shown and the pupils" took 10
che games gNc. With much aptitude.
The committee In charge Of the
Howard High School recreatlonal
course is composed OF Ray Wootten,
principal OF the school. chairman Mrs
]. B. Stubbs, Of .he Garrett Settlement
Wesley Taylor. commander OF The lo-
cal cOlored post OF the American Le-
gion, the Rev. J. u. King, and Mrs
Conwen Banlon. DR.. Conwell BantOn
who Is a member OF the City Board
Of Education, also was present last
night.
Numerous school teachers and col
ored welfare workers were In The clas.
last night. and 10 Is me confident ex-
pectalion Of Mr.. Nespor, The director
that he Will provide tho i0n0 cOlOreC
people OF the city with an efficient To-
cal staff Of recreatiOnal leaders whcr
the present course is completed.
Evening journal., 1920-09-16
TO SELL & ].
JERSEY PLANT
Coke Says Company Is
Ready to Take Over
Property
co.
OFFER REFUSED

GLOUCESTER. N. j., Sept. To-
With only a few spectators and a
snail army OF wOrkmen on hand the
1850 ton cargo carrier William Penn
was launched sidewise at the pusey
& Jones shipyard yesterday.
II was the last ship on the ways at
the plant, and il was like a farewell
scene, as It meant the ending OF the
work or a large number Of Workmen
who had been employed at the plant
for The past four years. 10 was the
intention when the ship was partly
constructed TO launch 10 complete, but
the United States Shipping Board de-
sided that inasmuch as the work lag
ged because OF the working force be-
ing depleted that 10 would be launched
when so per cent. completed. and lt
Will be taken TO Cramps shipyard 10
have the boilers and engine installed.
The carpenters. painters and a few
rNeters still have a few days work
on the ship, and when they are finish
ed. which will DE in about a week,
The ship will be lowed 10 Cramps
for the final work General Manager
w. Griscome Coke, Plant Manager
A. NJ Christian and officials Of the
Emergency Fleet Corporation, were
present
Christopher Hannevig. president OF
the shipbuildlng frm was unable to
attend the launching because he Is
sick. General Manager Coke said
after the launching that there will be
suspension Of work for a short
time at the plant as soon as .he
ship is taken 10 Cramps. As soon as
the settlement Is made between the
company and the Shipping Board he
looks for work TO be resumed, and
he added that this viii be but a short
time. II President -Henlevig does not
start The work with new capital. the
plant will be sold, and there Is a
firm ready 10 buy. The plant IS a
good. modern one for building ships.
and they have been built at a low cost
and probably when work is resumed.
he said that the New Jersey yard
will be used for repair work Mr..
Coke further stated that the Bethle-
hem Shpbuildlng Company was de-
sirOus OF taking over the plant. but
4 It's offer was refused.
Evening journal., 1920-09-16
DISAGREEMENT
BUYS OWN BONDS
Saving 100000 Monthly
in Liquidating Liberty
Issues
IDEA NOT TO
KEEP PRICE DOWN
WASHINGTON

WASHINGTON sept. i6 united
Press Uncle SAN is saving himself
an uncOmputcd but very substantial
sum or money by buying back from
tll.' Investors about ,s2.OO.0OO OF liberty
bonds each month.
Al the present "On' prices OF the
bonds, he government saves on each
s2OOOO0 monthly purchase a sum on
l.ie faco value Of The bonds. In addi-
uon to which 10 saves The interest 10
would have to pay from now until the
bonds maiured.
Treasury DepNnent officials said
To-Day that they had not computed
what The saving would amount 90.
but said II would reach a respect
able" figure.
o. February %. his year. si5.6O-
ISWO In Liberty Bonds and Victory
notes were Oulsiandilg Between thta
date and August "a. lho outstanding
securities were reduced by s3i0.5isO0O
or an average Of about sj.WOOO0 a
month. In recent months. however.
this average was not maialaned and
figures available al the treasury show
that u is now only about 100000
a month.
In July. for Instance. 50 3o6 001
worth OF bonds were bought back boy
me government n August 81. .fj2. .OnC
worth were retired
Treasury officials said purchases of
ne bonds was not inspired by a de-
sire OF the government To keep bond
| prices down, but was merely In con-
! formiiy with a provision in one Of
me Liberty Bond acts permitting tho
/ Secretary or The Treasury 90 redirl
bonds In ihis fashion instead or pllinr
mp a sinking fund 40 retire them al
Evening journal., 1920-09-16

Salesman and clerks should use the
want ads INC coming month TO Sc
cure good positions.