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Evening journal., 1920-05-22
FEDERATION AND IT'S WORK.

n HAT the organizations composing the Stale Fedora
Ion Of Women's Clubs Of Delaware have done much
constructive and beneficial work during the last year
clearly by The reports submitted TO and cur
discussion at the annual convention Of the Federation
in Dover This week
Further it revealed that greater and farther
reaching work planned by the clubs during the current
club year.
Every day adds 20 the importance N The work that /
being done IN Delaware by It's women They have dem
onsiraied that they only know how 20 organize clubs
but that they also know how TO them and 10 map cut
broad programs for cvio work along constructive lines
only their respective communities but also in ihe
State at large.
The Federation is Of Deawares best institutions
Its achievements in crysalizing dcting and stimulating
the work OF Delaware deserving Of the fullest
measure Of public apnrecIalion.
Evening journal., 1920-05-22
sELFIsIINEss.

SO ELFIsHNEss comes OF itself; men must be trained
- to generosity"
This is one OF many forms taken by the old doctrine
that "scfpreseration is the first law Nature" 1t
Widely believed by philosophers, who had much
TO say about ways Of transforming "egosm"
for SELF into arusm" for others Much present
day schooling and Sunday school instruction is based
upon IT, But Today psychologists know that The doc
trne is misleading
u Is true that one cannot help others unless he
wives himself and Is true that self-preseraion
first in infant can't make himself useful. But
even in The brues mother4ove is deep self-ovc
dog Will defend friend instlnctiyely ne defends
himself. A man is as good "a dog-until something
happens 10 mako him
The trouble with the "selnsh" Is not that Nature
made him think TOO much about himself and too little
about Others but that he does not think at al-he is
stupid or shorslghted. he is impulsiye. Or he
is ruled by unfortunate habits bad for himself for
those about him Or he really cares too much about
others-the wrong way-and wants 10 them suffer,
because his love has been turned 10 hate. Or he is
purposely shutting them out OF his life because he has
been wounded fears that n he lets them hey viii
turn and rend IN again.
The purpose OF training not 10 native selfish
ness but teach the best ways OF being generous It is
not to give a what Nature left out but to help
aim 10 make the best of what there through nsighs
and ideals habits that VIII keep him from becoming
his own worst enemy. Complete living living.
II a man seems selfish, ask yourself where he has
been deformed crippled wounded.
Evening journal., 1920-05-22
Coal Dust Lodged
in Miners Lungs
Tells how his cough was con-
ouered and health restored.

ain November, 1916, ] was working IN
a coal mine and the doctors SAID tne Goa,
aust had settled in my lungs. couiah
lie down on my right side, coushea so
I eouldn't sleep and had constant pain
In INV right lung and under my shoulder
Modes coughed 80 hard the blood
,vonid spurt out Of my nose. Finally
the doctors had me change climate anu
live outdoors. bu. didn't improve
"rhen ] came home and started on
Mnks Emulsion. Thank God, dla' as u
ala me a lot Of good right from tne
start loosening up the coal dust IN my
r,rht lnnc. In a few weeks my lungs
we're free, could sleep like baby. hau
an excellent appetite and my eought lei'
me entirely. 7 gained back 30 pounds IN
weight and went back 20 work IN the
mines completely restored to health. -
G. II. Bum, 9Th Ave. & NO. lo'n S''
Terre Haute, Ind.
Thousands Of victims Of dust-hlled ar
davelop the same trouble that Mt Bum
mad Milks Emulsion costs nothing u
trv. SO why not at least try 1t.
Nrilks Emulsion cleanses the stomacf
ana bowels Of all impurities, restoring
healthy. natural bowel action and doini
away with all need Of pills and physics
II corrects the digestive organs and i'm
prores the appetitA Thus IL helps ma
ture to build up the blood and tissue AM
70 strengthen the throat stomach AM
bowels. Il helps build flesh an
strength and is a powerful aid In re
sinlns and repairing the effects Of vast
ing diseases.
This is the only solid emulsion mad'
ana SO palataBlc that It is eaten with
spoon like ice cream.
No matter how severe your case 20
are urged to try Milks Emulsion unde
kthis guarantee-Take six bottles hon
with you, use It according to direction
and II not satisfied with the result
vour money will be promptly REFUNDED
price 0Oc and 81 20 per bottle. The Mls
Emulsion Co., Terre Haute, Ind. sol
by druggists everywhere.
Evening journal., 1920-05-22
Gems Of Thought

Let us not overstrain our talents
.--.-.
Let us have faith that right makes might
.-.-.-.
Lots OF men secretly pray for their wives
The unfortunate mans friends live-a long way on
.-.--.-.
Clever men good but they not the best-Thomas
Carlyle.
.-.-.-.
Whatever makes men good Christians makes them good
cilizens-Danlel Webster.
..-.-.
What vii not woman. sente woman dare when strone
Affection silrs her spirit up?-Souhey.
-.-.-.
That the best government which desires 10 make the
people happy and knows how TO make them happy-Lord
Mscsulcy
.---.
Government is trust and the officers OF the govern
ment trustees and both me trust The trustees ar,
created for the benefit OF he poope.-Hcnry Clay
Evening journal., 1920-05-22
With the Photographers

The man who bought insurance policy twenty or
twenty-five years ago paying for u with the hsrd-carncd
money of that time IL baeriy oursng today the policy
foolish government which cuts the value % this pocy
IN two by wild and wicked resort 10 innaton-Fort
Wayne Ncws.
The great pianist al drawing function was clear
iy annoyed. Il DO not ask he said that you moderate
your conversation 10 thc point where you hear
play That perhaps would be TOO much But IN order 70
do myself justice I must request that you allow 10
hear myself he resumed his playing amid deep silence
-Boston Transcript
When Idea has been used the basis of story IN
national weekly and then worked over into a moving
nlclurc MIA and ihcn "nciionized from thf
im into story for photodramaiic magazine It ,~ous
seem as little could be expected o. IDEA unless
the popular soos writers io ,Ake Turn at Just fo
luck.-KAnsas CITY star.
Evening journal., 1920-05-22
BEN BUNNY IN TROUBLE.

After Ben Bunny had explained to
his wife that he had traded his long
ears for Scramble Squirrels bushy
tail, he decided TO go out and learn
how TO climb a tree. surely" he
mutlered as he hoped along. for
Nancy and Nick heard him. Il can
Climb now with those big ears Off the
top Of my head and TINS nice tail 10
balance me" He hadn't noticed on
his way out OF his house that his
tail had knocked over two chairs and
pushed all the pictures crooked, II
kept Mrs. Bunny a whole day doing
out the house again
Ben decided on a hickory-nut tree
10 make his attempt at climbing. but
try as he would he couldn't get up anv
higher than a few inches.
"Shucks," he said finally: This
tails no good It's heavy and II pulls
me down, Oh. goodness There s
Fleet the Fox. Funny / didn't hear
him before. How did he ever get so
near? I'll have to hurry like every
thing now.
Of briars he knew about He knew
too. II he'd get there he'd be pretty
safe. He grinned a satisfied smile as
he thought OF something else, too.
Wasn't / wise 10 get rid OF my
ears, though !" he chuckled, running
like anything. They won't give me
away now, as they used TO, for they're
safe on Scramble Squirrels head"
He Topped into the thicket just In
time, for Fleet was right at his heels
But perhaps you've guessed what
happened. Ben had completely forgot
ten all about his bushy tail which
WAS sticking out behind him and
Flcety Fox grabbed it and bit OFF a
good sized piece.
"Ouch :" cried bunny, shivering with
fright at his narrow escape. 81 don't
like This tail at all, and | want my
ears back / shall go and see Scram-
bic tomorrow.
Nancy and Nick hurried back Ia
Scrub-pu Land TO tell Rubacub, the
fairyman.
Copyright, 1920. n L Al
Evening journal., 1920-05-22
NE MORREs on OUR cOuNCILMEN.

MYTH wimingons revenue in sight amounting only b
w $4,000 and with me departmental estimates in
hand approxmaing 100000 must be clear TO all per-
sons that ono Of three courses be pursued by City
Counol
First-Cui the appropriations to ni The revenue.
Socond-Increase The tax rate TO such degree that
the revenue viii meet the departmental needs
Third-Issue bonds 70 meet the prospective deficiency
OF the present tax and The departmental estimates
be permitted TO stand
That is what City Council is up against and the tax
paying public may as well the fact and advise the
Councimen which Of the three should be pur-
sued
II we TO have public improvements, the depart
menis mus the money needed II Council is 20 pro
ve the money. must get from the taxpayers or issue
bonds which the taxpayers must pay at maturity.
Therefore. even City Counclmen have their
worries.
Evening journal., 1920-05-22
HoUlS Your Steam?
ny ROGER w. BABSON,

The other day they backed Se dinky switch engine up to
big mogul locomotive coupled them
The switch the big engine about
a
much moaning and groanng
the switch on down the track dragging this great
OF the Onlookers
Now like all buAt about alike The difference
in the matter
where everything is smooth
they all and alike
uphT pull, when conditions against
you them have the stunNtch OF them
regardless puff wheeze and
plain
switch engine" well the world OF
they had the sam because they
worked longer their competitors.
that The difference is difference III
energy
Evening journal., 1920-05-22
MORE SUGAR.

~ o,NG events often cast their shadows before them,
~ and prices may fall while still the bumper crop is
in the growing stage
Theren De more sugar next fall
That should mean lower prices then. It may spell
lower prices long before the crop is harvested.
Latest reports from European sugar beet fields ndi-
cate 90 per cent Increase for the winter OF i9202i.
Last winters crop totaled $4,000 tons There Is in
dicaton OF crop measuring up to 3s0OOoO the coming
winter Europe Will not have 20 buy so much sugar
from ihe now world That viii leave more sugar for
America.
Evening journal., 1920-05-22
KEEP CIIMBINGi

~ HARLEs II. lNGERsOLL climbed TO the top ring OF
~ he ladder in the watch making business.
But he wasn't satisfied
In spite Of his nfty-nye years he wanted to keep
climbing.
Then he heard about one Howard Lee. Roome having
raced up the foriy-nve flights in the Equitable Building
In New York In record time
So Charles steps out and challenges Roome to race
over the same long run OF steps
Not bad example eh, what9
No maiior how high YOU reach--keep climbins
Evening journal., 1920-05-22
oNE RrAsoN ron snoRTAGE.

n which nxes the price the farmer receives is little
understood by the average agrlculturist
True but the average farmer knows whether ne lost
money on his crop, and that is what Influences him in
determining whether 30 extend curla his operations.
The srain corporation can't make wheat raising un-
profitable and sn keep up the production.
Evening journal., 1920-05-22

Delaware Canal. Ten years ago Col
onel Flagler was a member Of the
Roosevelt Commission. which decided
upon the present route as the best
possible one for the connection Of the
Chesapeake and Delaware Bays.
An appropriation OF $4,000 is now
available for the work. This sum Will
be used for new bridges and changing
the entrance at Delaware City. The
new entrance will be south OF the
present entrance 10 prevent sediment
from the Delaware blocking the en-
tranre. Colonel Flagler expects TO see
within 20 years a canal % feet deep
and 100 yards wide-connecting the two
mays. In order that navigation may
no The stopped FOR an Indefinite per-
iod the enlarglng OF the canal will be
gradual. At first a depth OF 10 feet
will probably be decided upon. This
will be followed by a depth probably
Of 20 feet. then % feet, etc. until a
depth Of IS feet Is reached. The
depth Of the present canal Is nine feet.
The Want Ads will help those who
seek better positions and places TO
profitable business In the country b!
Evening journal., 1920-05-22
CONFER
ON CANAL WORK
Col. Flagler and Col. Jervey
Study Plans Affecting
Chesapeake City
$5O0,OOO NOW
FOR IMPROVEMENT

CHESAPEAKE CITY. Nd, May %
Col. Clement A. +. Flagler, L. 5. A.
conferred with Col j. p. Jcrvey on
Wednesday IN relation to widening
and deepening the Chesapeake and
Evening journal., 1920-05-22

CENTRENILLE, Md, May 22.-Mar-
tina Tllghman, a Negro woman OF Cen
ereville, was brought TO the local jail
Thursday afternoon charged with for
gerry She is alleged 10 have signed
the name OF Browning Baker, Of Ches-
ton-Upon-Wye, TO a check for Si2-
drawn to the order OF Eddie Tilghman
The check was then apparently. In
dorsed by Eddie Tilghman, and fur
iher indOrsed by Martha Tilghman
The check Nas cashed by Dorsey Fos-
ter. who conducts a general merchan-
disc store at Starr. near Centreville.
Evening journal., 1920-05-22

when Canadian thieves break into Canadian jail at
Bordeaux and steal hundred bass OF polaioos put
stock FOR the consumption OF prisoners Il is time for
Bordeaux 10 have jail a set Of Jail officials
Evening journal., 1920-05-22

Germany says her troops have left the Ruhr valley
Now all that remains is FOR France to say that hers have
Withdrawn also
Evening journal., 1920-05-22
"WHATiS IN A NAlME'?'
BY Mildred Marshall

Facts About Your Name Its History; Its Meaning Whence
1t Was Derived Its Significance; Your Lucky Day and
Lucky Jewel
Evening journal., 1920-05-22

fulfilled in her. Saturday is hel
lucky day and her lucky number.
Evening journal., 1920-05-22
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Evening journal., 1920-05-22

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Arizona republican., 1920-02-16
Business Chances

FOR SALE-Rooming house com pletely furnished. rooms. Little money will buy. Income s1O0. 320 F. Van Buren. bp
 FOR SALE-By owner, Y5-room house, partly furnished: splendid in come property gro N. First Ave. bp
 FOR SALE-Two American box ball alleys, practically new, crated ready 10 ship; now in Tempe. Ariz. Reason for selling. sickness in family. For par ticulars address H. G. Hendershott No. 2 Mills court. Santa Ana. Calf bn
 FOR SALE-A new vulcanizing outfit. eos w Van Buren,, ds
Arizona republican., 1920-02-16

We are adding at that rate to wha is already the largest stock of cars anc parts in the entire southwest.
 Among the used cars we have jus'
Arizona republican., 1920-02-16
Wanted-To Rent

| WANT long term lease on Phoenix I business property Box 3SS. Republi- can bn
Arizona republican., 1920-02-16
For Rent-Miscellaneous

DESK room to rent. Call phone 1241 between 12 and l. Monday. bm
 WANIED-Renter for blacksmith shop, well equipped, fine location, plenty of work now: rent cheap. See or call w. E. Conard, West End store. Phone 119J3. If
Arizona republican., 1920-02-16
Auto Salvage Go.

342 West Adams St. Phone 191 1t
 MAXWELL touring. new paint and iD excellent running condition New cord tires. roremar's Garage. 146 S Second Ave. bm
 TOR SALE-Practically new Chev- rciet 4-90; run only 5000 miles; me- chanicaIly good: rubber. paint and top good. soc N- Third St. bp
 A MILLION AUTO PARTS
 We can furnish you with parts of over 300 makes and models al a saving of 35 to 90 per cent.
 WE GUARANTEE SATISFACTION
 OR MONEY REFUNDED r- We have a tremendous stock of ac- cessories. New and slightly used tires, all sizes, at greatly reduced prices. MAIL ORDERS FILLED IMMEDI- ATELY.
 OFFICE AND SALESROOMS 42I-431 N. Central Ave. Phone 4292- STEINBERG AUTO WRECKING CO.
 Oldest. largest and nose reliable car wreckers in the southwest.
 HIGHEST PRICES PAID FOR CARS. WRECKED OR RUNNING If NIGHT KErAIR AT DAY RATES. STORAGE $5 PER MONTH. MA ;TTONAL GARAGE, 22S-230-252 EAST ADAMS ST If
Arizona republican., 1920-02-16
PloWnen Wanted

Have large amount contract blowing; long time jobs for all kinds outfits from one man walking blow outfit up to tractors. Holmes -Wooton Rancn Co Phone 1922 If
 PHONE-BRADMA
 PHOENIX EMPLOYMENT OFFICE RELIABLE HELP FURNISHED ON SHORT NOTICE. IF S. 1ST ST. If LIVE WIRE EMPLOYMENT AGENCY
 Cactus Way. Phone 693.
 Competent help sent to any place in the state on short noticA If
Arizona republican., 1920-02-16
Wanted-Real Estate

WANTED-To buy or acres of land on west side without improve ments> state price and location in first letter. P. O. 1207. bm
Arizona republican., 1920-02-16
Money to Loan

WANTED-s120O private money on property worth $3000. Box eos, Re- publican. bn
Arizona republican., 1920-02-16

For Rent-Pasture
 so ACRES alfalfa pasture for or 3 weeks; miles northeast. McLough- lin. Phone 1519. bm TWO sections cattle pasture. Para disc valley. Ray Griswold, Hyatt's Camp. br
Arizona republican., 1920-02-16
For Sale-Eggs and Poultry

VI >>~ oSO S6 WHITE -LEGHORN chicks, three weeks old, for sale. II E. Jackson. Call after 12 noon- bn FOR SALE=Brown Leghorn baby chicks, Feb. 20, March and fl. Phone 20A6. bn FOR SALE-White Leghorn and R. l. Red baby chicks. ready for delivery February IT and 23d. Phone 17R2. Ranch i4 mile north Alhambra brick
 BABY CHICKS
 Two matches best White Leghorn day-old chicks. 500 February II, 1000 February IS.
 PHOENIx SEED AND FEED co.
 Phone 1067. if SEVEN breed does. 5 young does. ? bucks, thoroughbred New Zealand, $35.00 the lot. c. E. Heath, Phone 12S1. FOR SALE-Several pairs of pig cons. cheap. Phone S970. bm RHODE Island Red eggs for setting. Phone S642. bp BUFF ORIINGrON eggs Tor hatch ing. Phone. SUI. bp
Arizona republican., 1920-02-16
S2.5OO WANTED

MONEY TO LOAN ON IMPROVED RANCH AND CITY PROPERTY: PAYABLE AT A STATED PERIOD OR ON INSTALLMENT PLAN.
 HERBERT s. PRINCE co.
 14 WEST ADAMS ST if
Arizona republican., 1920-02-16
Wanted-Help, Female

I NEED the services of an honest dependable man or woman, eXperi- @nced in confectionery and lunch business. Would only consider those capable of taking full charge and with $500 to $500 to invest in one fourth in terest in profitable business, or W1ho would make loan of this amount, amply secured Box SIS. Republican. u
Arizona republican., 1920-02-16

You certainly have got parts here s for just about any car a person could call for" is remark that is made to us a dozen times a day. And what l like about it is your system. You know right where to find the parts of any car"
 .- SERVICE is our motto. We save our customers time. That the public ap- preciates it is shown by our rapidly increasing business Bring your prob Iems to us. We have high priced me chanics who may he able to help yoy
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1920-07-21
FRENCH DEPORT
, MANY B0LSHEV|K|
1000 Russian Soldiers and
SO Communists Among
/ Late Departures.
BY WILLIAM E. NASH.
BY Cable to The Star and Chicaro
Daily News. COpyriEht, 1870.

PARIS. July 21.-Following the ex-
apple of the United States, France
has begun to send shiploads of boil
sheviki back to Russia
Today, 1000 Russian soldiers, who
fought bravely on the western front
in 1916. but mutinied when Lenin's
revolution broke out, embarked at
Marseille for Odessa. They came to
France as part of the Russian expe-
the side of his western allies.
With the soldiers went thirty-eight
Communists who have been impris-
oned on the Island of Croix, among
the latter being the noted intel
lectual of the old cZarist regime,
Lieut. Michel BraZio. In addition to
these were forty-two bolshevist sail
ors.
Lieut.. Brazio is considered by the
French to be particularly danger
Gus agitator. Converted in principle
Il brave. intelligent man who has
won much sympathy in France by
his deeds early in the war.
The release of these Russian SOL
diers will bring to an end a long
controversy between Moscow and
Paris French socialists have been
demanding IL for many months and
the soviet has announced that unless
me men were repatriated Russia
ncers who are still detained in that
country. 1t was on a basis of ex-
change that an agreement was final
~ reached
The recent swing in politics in IA
yor of the bolsheviki probably sup
nIied the French government with
another argument.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1920-07-21
STUDY EXCHANGE RATES.
American Industrial Commission
ers Making Observations in Italy.

ROME, July 21.-The Italian-Ameri-
can Society gave & recention today
in honor of John H. Fahey of Bos-
Ton, chairman of the American in
,,u.,rfal commission which is visiting
Italy Alfred Dennis. American COM
dnerciaI attaehe. heh6y Gay; the
minister of commerce, and represent
atiYes of banks, chambers of COM
rnerce and cooperative credit asso-
ckafions were among the guests.
Mr.. Fahey is making first-hand OBJ
seryations of industrial and financial
conditions in this country. seeking
chiefly to devise means for bringing
DOWN exchange rates SO that COM
merciai relations between Italy and
the United States may be resumed on
normal basis
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1920-07-21
White Petticoats

Hundreds of white petticoatsal from regular stock
and offered Thursday at unusual price inducements.
A+.$1 Ok WHITE PETTICOATS made of white
IA ~A'"~ sateen and white heatherboom in the
straightline and tailored founce effects. Some with
dainty floral effects. Values in this lot up to $500
- 90 OK WHITE PETTICOATS of heatherbloom
~ $~' and white sateen, with tucked and plated
ruffles. Regular sizes and all lengths.
A. %3 N WHITE PETTICOATS in extra sizes
AZ ~1'0~ made of Helena cloth with deep tucked
hounces finished with small ruffles
A. "a OK WHITE PETTICOATS of Heatherbloom
AAS ~1'~~ with Taffeta silk founces, also of wash
silk sizes tailored founces with tucks and seal
lops. Choice, $4o5.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1920-07-21

Selma Lagerlof. the Swedish novel
ist was the first woman to be elected
Ia member of the Swedish Academy of
LISTERS.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1920-07-21
You your dollars good advantage in this
Sale Of Administer Russ
$685. Quality $3.50
$68.5O Quality, $3.50

ox12-ft. Administer Rugs, closely
woven with deep lustrous pile, Rugs
that will give years of good service.
Choice of several patterns in smart col
or effects Make your selection now,
and upon small payment we will hold
rugs for future delivery.
$2.75 Consoleum Runners, S1.59
Genuine Congoleum Runners in attractive
all-over designs-size 3x9 feet
Reversible Fiber Rugs. $5.75
6xo size, with attractive color effects.
Fourth Fl0or-Lan
Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-01-08
FOUR
AMONG US GIRLS


Dear Helen and Girls:
II have never written 10 you peloIo
and hope you won't mind my dolhs ~ =
now. / am "a cousin of the NyHph
but / haven't much literary talent. l
hope you will publish this little poenl'
however:
The Flag.
Hail to the flag, the flag OF our great
Hal, to the flag, the flag Of victory;
Whether it floats for freedom on the
ocean III
Or Waves on land, II stanos iof H"
erty. On
Hail To the flag, the nag "e -o'e ~
Hail to the flag, that is u symbol
Most sacred Of emblems, loved by the
world;
Float proudly on mountain M valley
forever unfurled.
I am Just visiting Perth Annoy OF
7 would have written before. l am
rather tall, with lots of freckles, brown
ewes and black hair n a couple OF
nicknames. When 1 go back 10 Ne"
York I'll write lots of letters.
bob"