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Evening journal., 1920-06-02
cARn or THANKS.

We wish to thank relatives and 1rlenos
for their kindness, sympathy and norti
offerings during our recent bereavemesIni
Of our wife and mother. Moule W
knight-William ii. Knight and Daugh-
ter, Mrs. r. W. Long~
Evening journal., 1920-06-02
Ric TINY pIEASES-

DETROIT, June 2.-Tony Melchoir
has won a home in the Wolverine
state. They like his Workmanship IN
the ring. sam Langford is Tony's
boxing professor.
Evening journal., 1920-06-02
earn or THANKS

We wish to thank relatives, friends,
employees OF Charles Warner Co, and the
different organizations for their kind
ness and floral offerings during our re-
cent bereavement.
Mrs. James Davis and Family
Evening journal., 1920-06-02
.EVERYWOMAN."

The holiday crowd on Memorial
Day started the success OF Every
woman in its engagement at the
Oteen Theatre. Each day that follows
Is but a continuation Of the first orig
inal success.
"Everywoman" has an appeal as
universal as It's title 10 should be
viewed by every woman in Whining
ton. The lavishness that one finds IN
its immense settings, the beauty that
is to be found in the gowns and IN ue
feminine contingent have been unsur-
passed for many a day.
Evening journal., 1920-06-02
CAR & FOUNDRY
HUNIBLED THIS TIME

In a twilight game at Twenty-second
and Claymont streets last night Elec-
trio Hose and Rubber defeated Ameri-
can Car and Foundry. 10 to T. Grler
led in hitting with a homer and two
singles The score.
NTl..t.t. H. -
Evening journal., 1920-06-02
THF NDUSTRIAIlS-

DETROIT, June 2--Afhletes nom
Detroit factories will bold track meet
trials on Navin Field, on June 26,
winners TO compete at the national
games in Pittsburgh, in July.
Evening journal., 1920-06-02
TIIIIANA HUNS.

SAN DIEGO, June 2.-Iim CoSroth
did not close his track az TIJUANA
sffar- the CLOSING of the To-day race
meet. Things are stin humming with
added purseS c0ming-
Evening journal., 1920-06-02
AGAIN ADVOCATE
CITY HOSPITAL
Continued from FIrsl Page


taken into consideration. As a matter
Of fact ] feel sure the city would
spend very little more on the opera
tion of a municipal hospital than 1t
now spends in checking the spread Of
contagious diseases.
AN examination Of the records Of
the Board Of Health would reveal a
considerable amount Of money now
necessarily being expended, which, II
applied to the upkeep Of a municipal
hospital would prove far more bene-
fetal to the poorer classes Of this city
than the present system Of treating
disease
"There are practically no cases Of
scarlet fever or diphtheria in the
State outside Wilmington, and if the
city had been in a position to have
sent the first ones contracting these
diseases to a place where they could
have been properly cared for and pre-
vented from mlngling with other chill
dren the disease by this time would
have been practically stamped out"
Evening journal., 1920-06-02
nnnsIs kINGnnN

PORTLAND. June Boss Nc
Credie says that he believes Wes
kingdom, sensational shortstop Of the
coast circuit, will learn 10 hit Just
like Hollocher and Bancroft did
Evening journal., 1920-06-02
.1R f frk In S

STEVEN sON-r0 Mr. and Mrs. David
Stevenson. Of 2o7 West sixteenth St,
at the Delaware Hospital. on May 80, a
daughter.
LTEz-To Mr. and Mrs. Charles Liez, Of
New Castle, at tho Physicians and sur
gaons Hospital on May d, son
Evening journal., 1920-06-02
..1nr rnnrIINT TEIIEnn

seldom. II ever, and certainly not
during the past year mas II peen we
good fortune Of any public 70 Wltness
is shown I'M Marjorie Rambeau's pic
h,re arhe Fortune Teller" which IS
inc feature at the Playhouse all or
This week with the exception or FRI
dav. A.
The craze for Ouiia boards and the
Ike makes the picture exceedingly
timely. - -. "
All 81. Johns comedy, ship Ahoy,
gives an ocean Of grins and a laugh on
each wave.
Evening journal., 1920-06-02
THnHPE SpEEnS.

AKRON, June 2--Jim Thorpe, "a
NOUS Indian athlete and now rignt
fielder OF the Buckeyes, IS as last rs
ever lie stole home In a recent
game. They have TO watch him.
Evening journal., 1920-06-02
ARE YOU wEAEYs

Horsford's Acid Phosphate
A highly effective tonic drink Tor tirei .
brain and body. A wholesome stmuahI
ADV.
Evening journal., 1920-06-02
eBLND HUSBANDS

The greatest share, In TACT all or
the credit Of the success OF the picture
"Rlind Husbands which the hlait
IS showing today and tomorrow, lalis
n Fric Sfroheim who not only wrote
and directed the picture but stars In
IT, IN the heavy role.
This onracement marks the second
recent aupearance Of blind Husbands
in Wilmington. Recently when nrsi
nresenfed al the Majestic, it proved
one OF the most absorbing triangle
plavs presented for some time, The
story had particular appeal in It's SET
tings. the Alps.
Evening journal., 1920-06-02

EltikIlN llN0N ssN a. r. ~ =, - r.t
Two-base hit -Schabach. Three
base hit-LuN. pusey. Home runs
Sanin. Greir. struck out-by simmons
2. Lux 6. Burke 4. Double plays-LuN
"a Schabach. Base on halls-Burke J.,
Davls 8. Lux g.. Time OF game--i !
hour aud O3 minutes. Umpires-Nalls
and Beerman.
Evening journal., 1920-06-02
RIrsINEss WOMEN TO GIVE TEA.

BUSINESS WOMEN TO GIVE TEA.
The Business and Professional
Womans Club, will give tea. from
4.3O TO 6 o'clock this afternoon in the
club rooms, si3 West street. Miss
Helen r. Davis, corresponding secre-
tary Of the club. will preside
-0-0--
This date favors all domestic re-
lations. Housekeepers, servants. walt
Want Ads TO their advantage.
Evening journal., 1920-06-02

The Want Ads are favorably gov
erned today and tomorrow for selling
OF rooming houses and for placing
domeStir helpers III the home-
Evening journal., 1920-06-02

Many have turned The Wants 10
goodssocouut- Make full useaof them.
Evening journal., 1920-06-02

Persevere in the use Of the Want
Ads and you will invariably succeed.
ADV.
Evening journal., 1920-06-02

AC.6F.....AO2OOOi-7 S 81
Electric Hose ..O2 i30 X-t0 3 2
Ift G.hohoah fThroo-
The courier-index., 1920-07-16
Returns Received
On Lamb Shipment
HUNTERS HARDWARE

The returns from the two cars of
sheep shipped by the Moro Com
munity Clubs Agricultural Commit
tee, headed by Murphy Brown and
assisted by County Agent E. B.
Whitaker, have been received by
the Bank of Moro. While the ship
ment was complete success, the
prices received were disappointing.
Lambs that were selling at $500
per hundred the days these two cars
began to roll, fell to $500 per
hundred by the time they reached
market. Reports received by the
county agent confirm the claim
made by the commission man who
handled these sheep, that 80 sheep
market was in worse shape than
it has been in five or six years.
Practically every sheep that was
for sale in the western part of the
county was sent off in these two
cars. There is another car load
within a radius of ten miles of
Mariana whose owners want to
ship but the market is still lower at
this time. In fact, there seems no
market for our class of lambs. 1t
| is a problem what these men should
do with their lambs. Especially is
this true when one takes into con-
sideration the high price of feed and
the scarcity of good pastures. Prac-
tically the same conditions prevail
| in the wool market.
The following men consigned
lambs and sheep in this shipment
| w. T. Smith, Murphey Brown, Green
Brown, w. w. Womble, Walter
Douglas, H. B. Smith, Felix Traylor,
w. B. Bunch, N. H. Bickerstaff,
Wesley Miller, c. c. Mobley, Hy.
Miller, Fred Waldrip and Ernest
Bunch.
Fred Waldrip accompanied the
sheep to market and aided material
ly in getting them sold. He con-
firms prices and conditions as re-
ported by the commission man.
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FOR AMENDMENT NO, Is.
AGAINST AMENDMENT NO. Is.

Proposed Amendment No. Is to the
Consultation of Arkansas.
BE II Resolved by the House of Rep
resentatives OF the State of Arkansas
and the senate of the state of Arknn-
sas, a Majority of All the Members
Elected to Each House Agreeins
That the following is hereby pro-
posed as an amendment to the consti-
tuition of tho State of Arkansas, and,
upon being submitted to the electors
at the next general election for SEN
ators and representatives, IL a major
ity of the electors voting at such an
election adopt such an amendment. the
Same shall become part of the Con-
stitution of the state of Arkansas to-
wit:
be composed of Ave judges. one of
whom shall be styled Chief Justice and
elected as such. any three of whom
ourrence OF at least three Judges shall
in every case be necessary to decis-
ion, Provided, II IL should hereafter be-
OF the Judges Of the Supreme Court. the
Legislature may provide for two add
tional judges and may also provide
for the court sitting In divisions under
such regulations as may De prescribed
Sec. Z. The Supreme Judges shall
at stated times receive compensation
for their services to be hxed by law,
which shall not be less than four thou
sand. nor more than six thousand dol
lars per annum. Until otherwise pro-
vided BY law, the judges OF the su-
six thousand dollars per annum. They
shall not be allowed any fees or per-
ouisites OF office. nor hold any other
office of trust or pront. under the State
or tho United States.
Gee. s. The provisions Of the Con-
stitutlon of the State OF Arkansas In
conflict with this amendment are here
Nv repealed insofar as they are in con-
6ict herewith. and this amendment
shall take effect and be In operation
sixty SOY days after its approval and
adoption by the people OF the state
Approved By the Governor. and iled
in the office of Secretary or state
witness my hand and official seal
shls 2sth day Of April. 1920,
1Saan TOM ]. TERRAL.
Secretary of Stata
The courier-index., 1920-07-16
Have you tried
a bottle of the
New Cooks
Goldblume?
Its the Real thing
You'll say so

The practice of pulling off a lot
of private muders in presidential
year is poor taste and should be
1t diverts the public
mind from the few measly thrills
still left in our political campaigns.
PROPOSED LEGISLATIVE AMEND
MENT.
Proposed Amendment No. is to the
Constitution of Arkansas.
Amending the Constitution of the
Etate of Arkansas; providing that the
Supreme Court of the State shall be
composed of FIVE judges, one of whom
shall be styled and elected Chief Jus
tice, any three of whom shall consti-
tute a quorum, and requiring the con-
ourrence of at least three judges In
every decision; providing that II II be-
come necessary the Legislature may
provide for two additional judges and
Tor the Court to sit in divisions; pro-
viding the salaries of the Judges shall
be hxed by law at not less than Four
Thousand (s4.000.00) Dollars, nor more
than Six Thousand (S6.000.o0) Dollars
per year and fixing their salaries until
otherwise provided by law at Six
Thousand (s6.000.o0) Dollars per year;
providing that the judges shall not be
allowed any fee. or perquisites OF OF,
noe. nor to hold any other office of
United States; providing for the repeal
of such portions of the constitution
as are In conflict; and providing that
the amendment shall become operative
sixty days after its approval and adop-
ton by the people Of the State.
The courier-index., 1920-07-16

hrrs. Harding, wife of the Repub--
T. presidential nominee, started
anime tongues to moving by
sr;nc a pair of frayed gloves
- Ier return home from the
ryention. Now if the better half
The democratic nominee can be
|suaded to appear in public with
The courier-index., 1920-07-16
TlUo Million Women Haze
Voted for the Hoosier


concerning kitchen cabinet con-
struction has been actually tried
by us.
The best are now embodied in the
Hoosier The rest-no matter
how alluring they may have SEEM
ed on paper-failed under the test
of actual use.
There is no place in the Hoosier
for anything that does not actu-
ally lessen the time a woman must
spend in her kitchen-and tighten
her work while there.
Visit our store-sit in front of
Hoosier Cabinet-and let us ex-
plain its many advantages to you.
The courier-index., 1920-07-16

Two million American women
have recognized Hoosier super
iority and have install this wo-
man emancipation in their homes.
These same two million women
have helped to make the Hoosier
a better kitchen cabinet. For
twenty-one years they have given
us the benefit of their experience
with it.
Literally thousands of suggested
improvements have been offered
by Hoosier users. All of them
have been tried out in actual use.
1t is safe to say that every sug-
gestion that has ever been made
The courier-index., 1920-07-16

The anti-booze propaganda has
won out, the anti-tobacco and other
ants are skipping along, and in
time we presume the antiman move
ment will be in full swing.
The courier-index., 1920-07-16

All men are not blind to their
own faults. They simply lack the
moral sense to correct them, which
is even worse.
The courier-index., 1920-07-16
Nathan Furniture Co.

has ceased to be a thing of value
you are in error. 1t can be used
to rub dry mud from clothing, as
it has an edge that is not sharp
enough to injure the cloth.
The courier-index., 1920-07-16

a pair of ripped stockings the fem
mime fireworks will be so illumi-
mating we men will have amusement
enough to last throughout the cam
paign.
The courier-index., 1920-07-16

The most expensive hole in your
pocket is the one. at the top.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1920-11-23
To61 El MundO Dehe
T0Rar Aqua CaIIenie
In La Mahana

Ia CoHvENmNclA DE LIhRAE
AZ HaTomAoO. Al mfoADo y
A Ioa fNTEnTfNo1 pa TO
uaa Las aunaTAMckAA
NENENoaAn ANTEs DEL
uEaAVunO
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Un portorriqueno que triunfa


Nos completeness en- traeT hoy a las
pasinas as NJ MUNDo la fotograna
ds ssts yaliosisimo p0EtarrsaushO. el
eaal GFaeias q sus propios ssfuarsos. ha
iosrsds triunfsE en- los Estados UnidOs
akrifraoss $50 brillants On IA eauera
esmsrrial
Ei dlstlnsuid0 y taient0so joven don
AFsnno HirnHry saiio ds ssta Isla
.os enines anos as sdad para IA ein-
dad o. Nueva YORK. Al pOeO tempo de
habsr ilszado > dieha eiudad smprsn-
elo IA esusTa eomsreial trabaIandO en-
importsrsss easas sxporfuderas en- don
a. 81 poeo tiempo "a oeupaba ia9Ortan-
- pusstcs ds eonnanza y era muy que
Iiao , apfsoiado por sas isfes Despnes
a. aigunoa amos ds trabaio, reuni6 aig0n
sapitai , sni0noss q sstableci6 per su
propia eamtl. ahnsrao una oacina de
ilaportaei6n expertsci6n en- Ia mencio
naea ciuaaa Hey en- ala Is 81 oerente
uensTni ds Ia aereditada hrma "A. Iri-
saTEy > Co. Dc Nusva York
Despuss Dc does amos de ausercia re-
gfssa . ssts pals en- viais De recreo y
asEoeios Permanscsra aqui algunas Sc
manaf Eegrsnando luego = Nueva York.
e. donde tiene sns nsgocios y donde es
may eonociao y goza dc gran PRESTIGE.
~ ioyen ITiraEFy psFteneee a una dis
tinsuida fsmiiia Dc Mayaguez. Al ilegar
> saia isla 10 raiudamos. deseAndole pros
psIos nssoeios , fsliz estsdia
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Pfrs sas usiss pssas ssutirus oompis
fsnrlfs tlrn toaos - alasi pafa eus
saprl.asnfa Is Hrata ssunafiea gns 30
f.lrilas 81 tsrsr iimEies ios eIgsnes in,
fsIroai paGa eas - Fta utTs a. ias im
FHsraa aus 70 peuen h isnEaa naonHfp-
ii Il tsn n. aiiruis , - pleancen una
afaslra4ahls pesau,aE en IA eseerai -
fs aas - rrffa a. sstEshimieuto. "a 40
aflluss hnsses ~ - lasuseas. ~ 81
RESTLESS ni A. feamatismo. 20 a. Gsaea.
= a. atiasl iafs.tinaL ustsd asbs hahar
- tsasa D. as ~ aeuire. - utsne
SO 30 haal - fasFa a. hmpisna tn'
ffIna Is nnfss rls impsgteete gns -
sttnls. plIgaa - pelas a. \ plsi 30
afratea a Aessn i@puEaans . \ go
So. 81 tfnte sEs ~ pefss es ~ intei
nars a - hafea
Fara frpriaaF fpmFisiameats ios ~
arrss ; taEinss 80 - sranaian sa 81
flteasEa 81 hlSaaa. - riaeass y -
lafetiaen tems uaasa toaas ~ mana.
So arfsl asi dflayuna un Fsse ts agna
faheIfs fen ana ruGhafadlfa 80 feafato
tanfstsgs Efte lmria. puIiaea , rsfFes
"a ieta Fl Ipafsts digestive. auiss a.
ena raffsn fa M nnaNns nimnetes
Cenfss $500 81 easianler farmaria
So cnsrs ~ iIlFl a. Ferfats Lnsstens.
fsfs - ans sehNinmfla aua eueuia may
see y &C. .aa - fisas ssboT algano.
1ems iasas iss uaaaasl asa cailsuts
faafatasa 49, etie paFa llEaf = ~ aia-
fen. - r.of ssnrnel. lire tsmbifn -
49, la near - famsesea Aast
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1920-11-23
NOtaS eSCOIaTHS de
Sabdna GTsnde

Hermosa result6 la fiesta, celebra-
da bajo los auspicios del Home Eco
nomic Club
El salon, bellamente engalanado
por finas y delicadas manos de mujer,
asemejabase un paraiso. Presidia la
bella senorita Laura Rigau, la cual pu
so de relieve las excelentes cualidades
que lie alderman.
Tocole Ell primer turno la sim
patica nina Puma Irizarri, la cual re-
cito una poesia LENA de luz sigui6
en- turno, un trio compuesto por las nj
mas Maria L. Rodriguez, Panchita Sa-
nabria Y Esperaraza Castillo, las cua-
les recibieron muchos aplausos. La Sc
forita obdulia Pab6n recito una poe
STA digna de la ovacion, que lie fue tri-
butada 7n
Maria +. Ramos, Laura Margot
Castillo, cantaron la dulce canci6n ii
tulada It'll! We Meet Again. que
fu6 muy aplaudida, como tambien la
banda eseolar ,habilmente dirigida por
el estodiante Miguel Angel Lebr6n.
Es joven que estas hneas escribe
tuvo que hacer uso de la palabra, a
instancias lie Miss Ramos, profesora dc
la Alta Escuela
Vaya mi mas sineera felicitaci6n a
la directiva del Home Economic Club,
asi como "a sehorita Maria E. Ra-
mos por 10 bien que ha dirigido a sus
alumnos
-Hemos visto el buen trabaio que
estan hacienda los maestros en- bien dc
Ia Cruz Roja. Hasta Ia fecha, hemos
visto en- el boletin que Sc hal,a en- el
pasillo del colegio q las senoritas pro
fesoras Ana Elsa Pab6n Carmen Gar
Ella con ciento por ciento de asociados.
Jouienes seran los pr6ximos en- Gu
brir IA Quota?
REPORTER ESCOLAR
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EL'AMA DE CASA

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i deer nef hsfffatoaas 5 gusisfirs
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sstaeol Al a trlal'asf a. =. r...onr,.
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H8m fum frNwisftNAd afi4a IA
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La fOtOgTafia a diStan-
ella GS una T0aIidad
Ell DOMINGO Sc ENvIARAN PoR
Ell HILo. FoToGRAFIAs DEsDE
AoUI A SAN LUIS
CDe la prensa de Nueva York;

(De la prensa de Nueva York;
FL 2l de noviembre tendra lugar en-
Ia redaccion del peri6dico 1.-THE Wold"
uno de los experimentos cientificos mas
interesantes de la 6poca.
Sc trata de la trasmisi6n de foto-
grafias entire "The World Ell Post
Dispatch" de San Luis, merced al SEN
saeional invento del celebre hombre de
cisneia frances MIR. Eduardo Belin, va
venta josamente eonocido, en- los .circulos
oientihcos por sus notables trabajos apli-
cadOs en- el observatorio astronomicO y
Ia torrC Eiffel. de Paris
Gracias a ese sabio, SO puede expedir
ahora acknowledgements a todo el mundo,
pOr medic de la telegrafia inalambrica
la hora exacta. con una diferencia ina
preciable de algunas fracciones de Sc
gundo.
A 81 tambien le cabe la gloria de ha-
Der cOrstruido el complejo notabilisi-
mo aparato que permite la trasmision
reception de fotografias distancia.
Por invitacion especial de 1.-The
World Ia venido a los Estados Uni
dos con csc fn ell ilustre sabio frances
aeompahado de su ayudante NJ Touly,
quien como perito en- telegrafia sin hi
los, asegura que la trasmision de foto-
o,a ffao .,odrs haacrco davf,0 da ,,voc
meses. sir necesidad de hilos. pudien-
desc recibir aqui, por ejenplo, las 70
tografias de las ultimas carreras de ca
ballos de Longchamps, al dia siguiente
de haberse aquellas efectuado en- Paris.
II interesante experimento que habra
de llevarse cabo el dia 81, ha sido va
efectuado con el mas cumplido exito
en- Franeia, donde Ell periodico lie Ma
tin, merced al prodigiosO invento, hu-
bo de publican este verano fotografias
de los juegos olimpicos de Bruselas a
las pocas horas de haberse efectuado es
tos en- la capital belga.
Una carta, cheQue. cualquier otro
doeumento impOrtante puede tambien
ser remitido directamente, por ese me
dio. de ser usada en- su redaccion una
tinta que favorezca la reproduction a
traves de la distancia
Aunque las tertativas de trasmision
distancia de Ia fotografia no son una
novedad, pues va el professor Korn, dc
Munich, realiz6 trabajos inportantes er
ese sentido. NADIA Sc habia conseguido
en- el terreno practice, hasta ahora.
Is con ell sistema empleado por Be
lin. la trasmision y reception perfecta.
FL principle cientifco sobre Ell que
deseansa el notable aparato ideado y
constrUido ror el gran sabio frances, es
tan sencillO que cualquier persona, me
dante educada. logra entenderlo en- Sc
guida, consistiendo la parte esencial del
mismo. en- la preparation de un bajo re-
lieve fotografco, que es luego trasmitido
por medic de un estilete conectado a un
trasmisor telef6nico
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de corriente determinadas por la mar
cha de Ia aguia estilete. trasmiscr, Sc
convierten en- gradaciOnes de luz que
dan el tono requerido La curiosa foto-
grafia que asi 50 envia a traves del hilo
el6ctrico.
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A los Quinc alleros
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UN BEso DE DON ALFONSO
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tales para el pals pOr falta de muchas y
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Dadles sitio preferente en- vuestro pro
grama legislative. y. entonces, llenos de
orgullo podreis decir HEMos TRTUN-
FADo. soMos PATRIoTAs
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