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NACIMIENTOS

Una nina de JesGs Aguilar Y Fe-
licjtas Arredondo.
Una nina de JESUS Flores Y. Fell
pa Masas.
Una nina de Genaro Molina y Fs
licitas Rivera.
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ARTTCULOS MEXICANOS

Precio por libra: AjonJoll 3oc
.Ajo nuevo Sac; Chile Chipotle S1.O0;
Pasilla. negro Y mulato importados
de Mexico, $1.75 y $3.50; Chile Pi-
sado ancho 35c; Chile guajillo 80;
PasIlla colorado chico S1.00; CANA
ron limpio grande 45c; Colacion me-
xicana $50; Cajetas Celaya 1Oc;
Carne SEGA soc; Queso blanco SOC;
Canela mexicana (Ceylan) CSC; Co
mino Soc; Cacahuate toStado 25c;
C~hicharrones frescos 32c; Habas 2Ocj
Queso de Tuna 23c; Chorizo mexica-
no 16c; Semlla Calabaza 55c; Gar
banjo 10; Salsa-Mole 10c botelhta:
Piouin vinagre Ice; Chicle negro SOC:
Hoias tamal &c; Chocolate especial
20; Piquin extra 98c; oregano 25c;
Molcaietes soc, Y zoe; Metates gran
des 5000; Dulces mexicanos surtidos.
100 piezas S1.15; PILONClLLO DE
MONTERREY 22c libra; Canastas
Garlic cedazos cerda, Y Glen cosas
mas. Mantamos lista general a soll-
citud V hacemos descuentos en- ped!-
dos de $4,000 arriba. Las ordenes
deben venir con su importe complete.
Garantizamos la calidad de 10 que yea
demos Pedidos a:
CABEZUD BROS
l4!0L ". Commerce st.
San antonio, Texas
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COMPRAS.

Y CAMBTo maquinas de
diScos. malurnas de es-
CompouGo foaoSrafcs v
+. de los Santos. us
lei. Travis sS59.
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SELLOS DE COMA
MAOUINAS DE ESCRIBIR

Autorizado po- In Cha. cue Representa-,
puedo vende-las. dando ma pcQuehs canti-
dad al coatado y con uu page uensual insiE-
uificante.-Luis NJ. Rubio.-i0l Camar6n St
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VENTAS.
ARTICULOS MEXICAN0S
TiSta No. u

NO QUEREMOS DINERG ABE
LANTADO como Sc 10 eXigen Otras
casas. Cuando nos haga Sus pedidos
remitanos solamente la tercera parte
de su yalor y ell resto 10 pagara
cuando reciba Ia mercancia.-iOjo q
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CAMBIOS De DOMICILIOS

Ell "BERGNER STUDIO" Sc cambi6 al Mum.
3o7 Alamo Plaza. donde Sc pone a las or
denes de SUI apreciable clienteia ) del publ
co en- general.
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Ok TANEZ-Cg-ia-o Deats.a Mexicano.
Especialdad en- co.0Eas. CUeHLS , enter
medaSse De "a boss iPyor=hSR' EenEa con
N profeSIoa;S:S Que IS ueNlcano y solo
,rarrics cor msx:cancs. Exansa gratis.
,onsr1less zratis. prscios comedies y en- abe
res. u % desea.-Diy-ccion Altos BOTICA
DE- SAN PEDRO. s0sa W CommsEee s..
San Antonio. Texas
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VENTAS

SEMILLA PARA PLANTACION.-l.ooo
bushels. en- buen estado. SemiLa Mebane. pro-
duce de 80 a 40 por ciento. s2.25 por ras-
hel, en- sacos de 5 bushes, +. O. b. Coleman.
Tcxas.-W. r. Knox. Coleman. Texas.
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PRESTAMOS

CUALQUIER Senora o caballero con empleo
pe-nanente. pueds obtener p-estanos de $500
= $4,000 sin garantia, sobre muebleS, con
las meiores condolences. FL hecho dc que ha-
yamcs ayudado de esta mauera Gurante Va
rios amos. q sus amigos y vecinos, pone de
manifesto nuestra honorabiidad Y extricta
coufianza, City Loan Bureau. 22a {. Hous-
ton ST. Room POL l20l
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GRATIFICARE con $1,000 7 n persona cue
me p~opo-cicue IGfo-mss eSac:ns accCCz del
paraGero de Ia Sra. Paula Gonzalez de So
amos dc edaG. cstatura ba.S y color tTiEEeno &:
dc n S-i;a. Cruz Lopez, de - amos &c ecad.
: Mariana Lopez. &c IS amos DC edRd. TODD
:afo~ms soo-c este aSunto. d~iriiase a Fran
cisco Lopez Box sos. Somegton. A-iz.-2O'
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HOTELES.

HOTEL SAN LUIS. CuErros linpios y "a
rates. P-ec.os cspeciales por s-Uana. 2oS
\. Santa Rosa Ave. San Antonio. Texas
HOTEL MONTERREY. Ios So. Santa Rosa
Ave--Hab!cac!oass r-op:ss para :anll2s y
homS=es solos o=ecios e6moGos-
CCANDO venza listed a San Aut9nio ocu-
IRA 81 Hotel Washington. Gre por 81 CO.
nod!aaG. hnrpieca y seSuridaG, e. e p-efe-
-l6o- S!tusdo media cuadra al Norte de la
EStzci6G de- Ferroca-zil cue lc conduce I
Laredo, 22S y. Medina St. San Antonio.
Texas. Ramon ?. EErondo. PROP.
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MATRIMONIOS.

Julio Carrillo Y Maria J. de Bau.
tista.
JESUS L. PaIos V Luz Arellano-
Juan Hernandez Y Lima Nc Cum
ner.
Juan Galan V Juana Ramon.
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Tn ANUNCI0 en- LA PRENSA" sienpre
Travis 24Il y anuneiese dcsGe luego.
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- V7SOS d. OCCASION -
PESOUISAS.

GRATTFICARE con $500 a "A persona CUE
me proportions inio-mes exactoS acerca del
parldero de M madre. Sra. Enca--
naci6n Hernandez VGa. Dc El;seo Medina. GU
vas senas particulars son: color moreno. Is
cst1-a baja. = de 80 a SIS amos de eGad. TIE
re tres h;;os. IauaioS Jose, AmaLo ) Eli
SEQ Medina Hace "a sIese amos que no ten
20 noticias de ellos. Todo intorme so6rc este
asun,o. diriiase a Angel Medina. 81 Wal
uu; SL.-Abllsne, Texas. iy3)
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SELLOS De COMA de superior caiiGad a
precios comodcs. ETteaso surtdC de t:7os y
E-abados. Acentos para cl i1:oGa cspanoL
Pida c~ataloEo ilust-aGo Ell esPaaol. cnvla1-
DO 20 centavos eD escampilas. Te1efoao Ira
Wis 5232. 5O9-5il DO,o:osa S,-San An,o-
mo. Texas. Ia unicg casa mcS.caaa que
hace selos en- san Antonio.
SE&ORITA M rel. nj penss NADIA malo,
solo cx2zese nj admiration. R"s?sto sas
c~ostunbres. ps-o szco!a -sced IN nomDre
&c ;acognita. para IA l;sta &c coryeoS y avn
Sc lUego a 81 Captain =. l-Ol
TALLER FONOGRAFICO-Lcaad-o v. Ro-
d-iEuez-REPARACiOE De FONOGEAFOS
de todas classes = NAQULNA AS DE COSER.-
los Sucaayss.z St--SaR Antonio. Texas.
BEXAR AUTO SHOP
500 ". Nue-a s., He--cros. ca-rocer0S Y &c
pa-adores de AUTOMOBILES en- genera. Trahago
ga-antzaGo = baracO. Una Prue5a 10 CON
veHge-a.
INDUSTRIAL CASERA. Gans~c de SO =
$1,000 diaries en- ST. 9-opiN casa los mate
rja.cs ls c~osrara1 500. P-oduciran 5000.
Esc-iba pidiendo dcta.les. Gust LaGcrquiSi,
West6y, Mont
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COSlpRO. VENDO
eoSsr. f~on6Erafos.
cIbir y pianos
maquiuaS &c eossr,
". Commerce St
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GRATIFICARE con $1,000 a Ia persona
cue ne proportions iasormcs cAac:os ace--
ca del ra-adS-o de mi hjo Nargarito Nu-
Goz. que Sc eacgentra cn {! Es;ato de- OSla-
bona. pero sin sabegSe el lGcar precise To-
co info-we soh-a este DavJlr-lzr dl-i.ase
z a Sra. Re.-a Muaoz- Ll6 Pe-sai1G Ave.
Darcaport. Iowa. Cd
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MEDICOS.

"A sESOEA Virginia l. del Vallsdo Dc
GonzaIez- con altos csvudjos lsscuc3a france
sal ' p-acs.cs hos7i:aia-la ; cly:. osrcce SIS
services en- parros. cntermedadeS de Seniors
> 81 ss2ecsaldad. mines, en- e No sol dc IA
-ale y. Isora-
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ARTICULoS DEL EJERClTo, Nuevos ,
usados. Ropa. cobertores, colchonctas' ha-
n,acas. tiendas de campaaa, etc. Escrloa pa
G!endo nuestra lista de p-ccios;
ARMY EQUIPMENT Co
207 ". Sth. ST. Fort Worth. Ie1aS'
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JoyENES y sESoRITAS: Ap-endan Us
tcGes taQujErGfia ; neca2oSra:la en- u-y 20
r., -;srnoo nor q s;s.cma mas -apJco : prSc-
tiro. S-ita. P.osa. Maria Z T-eyIlo. SIS
y. F-io 81.
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FERROCARRILERO

:Quicrea usteLss e. d!0s-o que han abouado
sobre e. Quinto Empres:to Ge II Lio--tad.
o que les GcvIeiy2U 10 que haya1 abonado
per a,Eln enp-cSttO anterior Han deja-
DO alrun check o Tagc acumUlado con a.
E2aa companis? 70 hare Que les paEueE
o Geyus.vau csc diaero. .Trabaj6 listed en-
!s t2Ieres del Sur Pacifiro ea Houston. du-
=aate 1915 y 1919? Nc dsien pcrder 81 d.
nero. Esc-jbSrme. 5. dc Aica!a. 2l4Le Main
s.. Houston. Texas
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7

La oficina de EmpIeos y Enganches Sc
ocupa de agenciar toda clase de trabajos
dc campo. miras. ferrocarril. etc. Garanti-
zamos ruestro5 contratos. r. J. Carreon y
F. Acosta. Ocurran al Mercado Publico. Es-
quina Norocste. San Antonio. Tex. 1881
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SANTORAL.

Senior San Jose, Esposo de la San
tis;ma Virgen Maria. Fiesta de prs
mera clase) V Festividad de Ia Pre-
ciosisima Sangre de Nuestro Senol
JeSucriSto.
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FREE


Necesitamos Embellishments a todos los
eHrertos en- trabaios dc construction. Con-
diciones de Open Shop. 2Ol Bedell Bldg.
Sc NECESTTAN inmediatamente dos sastres
que conozcan TODD Ell ramo. PaSo
semanario o por pieza. Sacos. $3.50: pam
talones. $3.50. chalecos. $500. Hazlett Tailor.
ing Co.. Brackettville, Texas.
STAR EMPLOYMENT 20. sos West Hous-
ton St. puede proportional 4 listed trabaia-
dores y emP!eos. Telefono Or. 654I.
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DARE GRATIFICACION a Ia persona que
ne prorcrc;cne intormes eNac:cs acerca de!
actual Ta-aGs-o lie m. hermann Conception
Sorcio EdG. &c Areva.o. qUien vivio en- To-
rrcon. Coah. Mex. hasta 1917. P-obablemen-
e cambio 81 Residences 4 New York. TIcne
tres hiios varones: Jose. Roberto y ArnolGo.
Jose. el mayor Liene - amos Todo tntcrme
sobre este asunco. dirtjase a Romualdo So
-e.o. Ma-irette. Ariz. t22l
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GRATIFICARE con $500 n Ia persona que
me prpporcIone infornss eXactos accrca del
actual parade-o &c nj hiio Jose Rodriguez
Ceballos, Quien En- Febre-o de 1919 Sc encon-
t-aha en- Visalia. Calf. SGs senas parucuLa-
res son: estatura alta. color t-iCUenC. -
amos Ge e6sd. na-iz Eruesa y ojos acg0os.
SuS padres son Dionis:o Rodriguez y C-'sti-
"a Cc5aiIos. Tcdo info-ne sob-c este asun-
70. d~:riiase a Cristtna Ce5atos. Lista dc
Co-reos. Pecos, Texas. l29l
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A. BUERON. D. c,
5f2 ~s~ear;uEen Bldg

5t2 SReag.uEen Bldg.
CJrz toda c,Sse &c Intermediates sn 81 uso
Z. usdicrnas n ciru!iR- Ceresrc. 0-rrlos,
osos. na-lE. Es-EaCc2, co-aEon. pulnoHes. IS
tonnage. hiSRdo. inteSrInos. rnones, vellE2 :
satgrmedades &C senoTas. 81 listed ssta can
,sdc Dc ve- med.cos SIN -ssultado. vIsitcme !
e esr1os--sre como, p0r medic Dc A!ustes
ChiroprEcticos sn 50 ssp,na cOrSSi. puece Ts-
cobrn- "a saLUG SIN usar meG.c'nas 81 sd
FIR opersclOnes- Especial aLeCr:on a las En-
nihoA
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ENSENANZA.

T~AQUIGRAFIA Pittman en- IN aes. S@i0o;
Ty1cGurIa 81 una ssmaGa. So,Ip. JiESits.
altos S5t.ca WaEnsr-
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ARRENDAMIENTOS

Sc RENTAL cus-ro amueblaGoS en casa dc
fariha raexIeAna, honorable. SO ". Euclid
Ave.-Ji5)
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La NsIa anterior Is SOLO de los ar
ticuloS mas uSuales.. E~scribanOs pl-
diendo Euestra lista general pOr Ma
NOR \ Memoir, en- Ia que encontra-
ran listed cuanto necesite, I preclos
BARA1OS.
Dirija sU correspondence 4
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GRATTFICARE con S2O-O 90 Z In PERSONA que
ne proporciore intorres exactoS accsra del
paradero &c nj hcrmaao Ramon F.IzQucz, Ce
oiic;o zapa,e-o. p-eEEectamence coUoc;+o CT
tOcas las zapatcrias dc Monterrey. y. l.. Mex.
-Cdc ;@fo-ue sOh-e este asuntN d~ir.jasc =
Tomas yazauez.-M. Z. Bot 81 A" Ha=aiin.
TeSas.-G-L
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DARE BUENA GRATIFICACION a Ia per
SOMA cue me T-o7o-c.Cne !1foTmes sNactos
assrca del actual p~agadeEo de nj hc-m2nc
T5ou-cio ReyRoSO. CuyaS seHas particulars
SON: color moreno y POGO picado ce VI
rue-a. Is hijo de BaS;lio Esynoso. ' en- Me
Nico Ucae una nermana de nOUb-e MIcae.a.
TcGo jntorme sobre este asunto. dir'lase a
Antonio Reynoso. Milan. III. t2Or
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~CONSTLTAS GRATIS

De- rezreso en- es:a. J. Range. facuItaava
sSpeclalis,a IN pa--cs. os-ecs sUs services a
81 sicucca-Du=a2Eo : Colorado ioLs.
Evening journal., 1920-02-21
ANNOUNCE ENGAGEMENT AT
WEDDING ANNIVERSARY.

Mr.. and Mrs. William p. Peach OF
near Newark, celebrated their twenty
NTH wedding anniversary at thenr
home, Happy Valley Farm, yesterday
There were present i25 guests who ex-
tended congratulations and good wish
es to the bride and groom OF quar-
ter Of q century
The guests were from New York.
Philadelphia, Chester, Baltimore. New
drk. this city and down State towns.
During lhe hours from , to > O'Clock
Mr.. and Mrs. Peach received. Assist
ing them were their children. Miss n.
Elolse Peach, Miss L. Caroline Peach.
W. Paul Peach and J. Bancroft Peach
Miss Emiline DericksOn assisted In re-
ceiVing the guests. Miss Derickson
served as maid Of honor at the we'd
dng Of Mr.. and Mrs. Peach
The decorations were pink and white
Many handsome gifts OF silver and cui
glass were received.
During lhe afternoon musical selec-
Ions We're given by Miss Elizabetb
taylor. Miss Edwina Long. Mis- NJ
Mlllihen and Fred Martenis. of Newark
~ the anniversary the engagement Of
Nir. and Mrs. Peach's oldest daughter
Miss y. Efoise and Lieut.. J. Shermer
Garrison, IT, OF Baltimore. was an
nounced. he Is an officer IN the aviation
corps. The wedding VIII take placa in
The spring.
Evening journal., 1920-02-21

was Elizabeth OF IIalnault, who mar
ried Philippe Auguste and in Hun
gary Elizabeth, or Eresect as she IS
called there, one sanity honors which
brought her name great prominence in
Getmany.
Elizabeth W Godville, whose mother
was lacquetle OF I,uxenburg. was the
first English Elizabeth on record.
Elizabeth OF York is another famous
English woman of that name. supposed
90 be the object OF the political court
ship OF Henry Of Richmond. but the
most famous OF all the English Eliza
bcths was Of course the famous queen
whose personality and achievements are
immortal IN the worlds history.
Ellzabeth's lalsmanIc gem Is the d.
mond, which is said 10 give rs wearer
strength. indominability and freedom
from al danger since, according 20 an
old legion, The diamond absorbs all
roisons into itself. thus protecting The
one who wears n as an amulet. Tues
dav IS Elizabeths lucky day and her
lucky number, The lily. sirnfyng lnno-
cence is her flower.
Copyright, 1920, by the Wheeler Syn
dicaie, Inc.
Evening journal., 1920-02-21
rATmERs ANp SONS DINE.

Fathers and sons held an enjoyable
and well attended banquet at McCabe
Memorial NJ. +. Church last night More
than 100 men and boys sat down 10
the feast. given under the auspices OF
the Mems Baraca Glass.
Clarence N. Keen and John d. Rogers
were In charge OF arrangements. The
banquet was served by the Ladies' Aid
Society Of McCabe Church
The guests were welcomed by the
pastor, the Rev. George C.. Williams
who delivered an address. Other speak
crs were Max Clement. Louis Talley.
Archibald Stafford and w. H. Mon
ianani. Y. NJ. G.. A. Interstate secretary.
Evening journal., 1920-02-21
OUTLOOK Bright
FOR BUILDING
Wilmington Leather Com
pany Will Erect Immense
Warehouse
OFFICE BUILDING
FOR SAME co.

Building conditions in the city OF
/ Wilmington seem brighter for the
coming spring than for long time. in
spite Of the "iightness" Of the money
market. In addition to the long list Of
buildings, which have been announced
Tor the year 1920, some of which are
now in the process Of construction.
three new large operations for the CITY
have been announced during the last
v''er Tho n"sl Of these was the new
theatre for the Topkis-Ginns company
Jn Aia.Ae street, next door to the old
city hall, the second was the new 500
900 garage and show rooms and repair
shops Of the Wilmington Automobile
Company, at Tenth and Orange streets
and the. third was the new Office build
ing and warehouses for the Whining
ton Leather Company, at Second and
Webb streets. The first two buildings
nave already been described. but the lat
Ter was given out for publication by
John j. kennedy. architect, with offices
IN the Ford Building, yesterday.
The plans include a twO-story build
ing, OF steel sash and reinforced con
crete construction. 70 by POO feet. This
building viii be used for the storage
OF hides and other materials. and viii
be equipped with escalaters, loading
platforms and all Of the most modern
ideas in warehouse construction. The
warehouse will be one of the largest
in the city, having a floor space of
10000 square feet, with a storage. space
of $4,000 cubic feet. To make the
structure entirely flrepr0of wire glass
will be used throughout.
The three-story offlce building for the
same company nearby will be con-
structed Of tapestry brick with orna-
mental terra Gotta trimmings and viii
contain ten rooms 1t Will be thorough
ly hreproof in construction and con-
tain several vaults.
Mr.. Kennedy will be ready for bids
on these two structures within a week.
He is also planning TO turn the build
ing at the southwest corner Of Seventh
and Vert streets, owned by Miss Mary
Doordan, into a modern apartment
house.
Evening journal., 1920-02-21
COL. DAVIS, OLD
FIGHTER, dead
Commanded the Force That
Made Dash Into Mexico
Back in 1866
EXPIRES WHILE
AT DINNER TABLE

ELKTON. Nd, Feb. 20.-Colonel Isaac
C. Davis dropped dead while sitting in
a chair at his home late yesterday after
noon from heart failure. Mr.. Davis was
at his desk in the Second National Bank
all day. He was born in tbs county
near ElktOn, December 81, is4'. lie
served in the Army Of the Potomac
during the Civil War. Among the en-
gagements in which he participated
wee the b tiles Of Antietam, W'nehes-
ter. Fort HARRISON, Drurys Blum, Fair
Oaks and Petersburg. He was taken
prisoner at Winchester and confined
for two months in Libby Prison.
He Afterwards married Miss Clara
Miller who died in 1894 About ten
yea sago he married Miss Katherine
Budd a sister OF Or. Harry Budd pres
dent OF Wesleyan Collegiate Institute,
Dover. Del. who survives him. He is
also survived by three sons and one
daughter, namely Henry NJ. Davis, OF
Philadelphia; ]. Newman Davis. OF
Boston. formery OF the Pusey q Jones
Co. Wilmington Del; Wili2m J. Davis
and Miss Mary r. Davis.
In politics Colonel Davis was a Re
publican. He was once a candidate for
the House Of Delegates. being defeated
by very small majority by James b.
Groom. who was later governor Of
Maryland. For two years prior to ac-
cepting the cashiership of the Second
National Bank OF Elkton, he was
clerk to the Board Of County Commits
sioners. He also founded the Davis
Keyes Co Since 1866 ne had been q
member of The Masonic Fraternity.
Evening journal., 1920-02-21
SETTLEMENT NOTES

Two morality plays by Constance
Mckay are TO be given at the Peoples
settlement in the near future by the
members Of Oak Troop No. 2 Girl
Scouts. The proceeds will be devoted
to purchasing equipment for the troop.
The house Dramatic Club will present
"Cupids Partner" early in March un-
der the direction Of Miss Barthold.
Tickets will he on sale next week
on Monday. March 1, teachers from
the various schools in the city attend
ed by the Girl scouts, will be enter
iained at the settlement in the after
nOOn An exhibition drill will be given
by the Scouts Of Oak Troop No 2
Miss Isabelle Wales gave a program
of Irish and Scotch songs before the
members Of the WOman's Club on
Thursday. Afternoon tea was served.
Tickets are out for the boys gym
nasium exhibition on March ,, and a
most interesting and entertaining eve
ming has been planned. The exhibition
will close with a basketball game be
tween Penn-Del. settlement team and
the Good Fellows
Evening journal., 1920-02-21
WEST CHURCH MEMS
LEAGUE HOLDS SOCIAL

Members of the Mems League n,
West Presbyterian Church held a bust
ness meeting, entertainment and social
last night in me church. After the bus
mess meeting ~ which Vice-l're sident
W. H. Redmile ure sided. entertainmtn.
was furnished by Ruth P. Barthold,
elocutionist lnd Ingram and Hogua.
comedians and musicians.
Irving c. easier. song leader OF the
Wilmington Community Service lead
the audience in a number Of popular
and patriotic songs. following which
refreshments were served
The annual meeting and election OF
officers of the organization will take
place March i9
Evening journal., 1920-02-21
Nlce IlllIe Irin fnr Nn,l

Il may be yet while before your
wife can call up up Mrs Skygack OF
Mars by wireless and ask her II the
children are getting over their measles.
lni suppose the most optimistic
prophesies came true and communlca-
lion between Mars and Earth were es-
,aDlished, and Mrs. Skygack, speaking
ly wireless some morning. said 20 your
Nife why don't you folks come up
ID see Us some day?n
But. Mrs. Skygack. we hasenf The
time your wife could truthfuily an
sNer.
train travelling a mile a minute
from the earth to Mars would take &c
years for the trip The distance is 3D.
qi5600 miles. Before you got there
Your great-granchildren would Do
crown up.
On a summers day the sun Is wight
over ones head. seemingly almost with
IN reach. but II you boarded an aerial
train. running 60 miles an hour. You
would not arrive at The sun until Feb
'uary OF the year 2097 And at the same
rate Of speed 10 Is 80 years 10 Venus
snd 7i0 years to Jupierl
But Little Man. gazing into the IN
finite. eXciaims with perfect confidence:
Mars, III speak TO you yetr
J. W. King, Mcclellan county Texas,
is alleged TO have bought i,0i6 beer
bottles for s22 30. They were empty
court held he must pay.
Get something sironger-a Mexican
drank a quart Of wood alcohol and did
a full days work on The railroad section
q, ponca City. Okla The following day
Cleveland officials started an investi-
;aiion Of several coal companies follow
ag an attempt by a citizen to attach
horse that he said was weighed in with
his load OF coal.
Evening journal., 1920-02-21
Nancy.

Nancy.
Because l was everybody's step-lad-
der. 1t was always, Mr.. Giraffe, Will
you please run and peep into by nest
and see If the babies are safer or, Mr.
Giraffe, I'd like that cocoanut there by
your ear, its too high for me- And at
housecleaning time / was completely
worn out"
Suddenly Nick thought Of his magic
shoes "I'll get your cap, Mr.. Giraffe" !"
he said. wishing himself as high as the
house. Up he shot, got the cap, then
came down again.
The giraffe was so surprised he for
got TO say, THANK you
How do you do it2" he gasped.
Then the twins told him about Jocko
being lost and how they were searching
for him with the help Of the Magical
Mushroom and Green Shoes.
no vou thing I could get some
shoes?" asked the giraffe. They are
better than a neck"
But Nick wasn't sure about that.
Evening journal., 1920-02-21
THE sHoRr-NEcKED GIRAFFE.

Next door TO the polka-dot elephant
lived a creature with splashy spots and
very short neck.
When the twins came along after the
tea party. this creature was acting very
queeriy. 10 was running around its
house and jerking up It's chin and say.
ing over and over 1T won't stretch. .I
can't stretch lt Oh. what shall / do 2"
what Is it?" inquired Nick. "A
roper
mo. my neck" said the creature.
I'm a giraffe"
"a glraffer cried both twins.
Yes. I know ! don't look it. but
am got tired OF my long neck and
kept wishing it were short. Well. I got
my wish, and here am in Topsy-rurvy.
and ! don't like It at all. do need my
neck So I've lost my cap on the roof
and can't reach it. Oh, my poor
neckl"
But why didn't you like it?' asked