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Evening journal., 1920-10-14
WILLIAM II. YOUNG

codled tongue, headache hackacnc.
pains In the side, liver. kidney
trouble or rheumatism. can be most
successfully treated By the famous
herbal stomach medicine, Plant
Juice now being introduced here al
The Miller Drug Store No. i0i-i06
Market street. This truly remark
able preparation is IA peculiar com
hination OF wonderful effectiveness.
manufactured from medicinal roots.
barks. berries and blossoms which are
gathered especially for it
That Plant Juice Is bearing out the
reputation established for 10 In other
cities. 70 Is only necessary 10 read the
statements OF local people who have
been restored 90 health after they
thought there was no relief
Mr.. William H. Young. OF No. 500
Poplar street. a well known resident
or Wilmington and employee of
large local concern, recently stated:
plant Juice has made new man
Of me after ] had been suffering for
years; ! was almost a nervous wreck
and my entire system was out or
order; / had no appetite Whatever.
was troubled with gas, my kidneys
were affected and had terrible pains
In my back; / could not sleep 40
night and got so weak that ] could
hardly get about, ] would shake like
an aspen leaf and the noise in the
street would almost drive me crazy
heard so much about Plant Juice
and the good 70 was doing in our city
that 7 decided 90 give 10 a trial n
certainly was wonderful in my case
for 70 has restored me % perfect
health. I have no more trouble with
my kidneys or bladder. ] sleep like
child at night and 10 has toned my
nervous system up; ! have a fine ap-
petite and am looking so well that
an Of my friends are rcmarking about
10. After trying ever so many so
called Cures Plant Juice was IN,
only one 10 relieve me. ] am glad tC
have the opportunity 10 give thi.
public statement for Plant Juice"
The Plant Juice Man Is at The Mil
/ Ter Drug store. i0i-i05 Market street
where he is d.ily meeting the loca
public and Introducing and explain
ing the meritEsE s<-s remedy. Ere,
SAMPLES gic1E
Evening journal., 1920-10-14
R0TARIANS ON JOY
TRIP TO SALISBURY

\ delegation o. members OF the
Wilmington Rotary Club went 10
salisbury, Md. today 10 be the
guests Of the Rotary Club Of that
Town. They left on the iO.i6 train.
and arrived in Salisbury early lhiN
afternoon. Among those in the dele
CATION were Leon Walker. James
owens. Clifford J. Scott Charles NJ
Upham, W. + Douglas. Mr.. and Mrs.
Georse Booker, Max Matthe.. Chester
J. Moore, Alr. and Mrs. William p
White, Mr.. and Mrs. Elwood Davis.
Albert p. Neutze, Frank 4. Green
hawk, Mr.. and Mrs A. B. Cartledge.
Mr. and Mrs. w. b. Foster. VI. g.
Whiteside. ] f. Krauss. Mr. and Mrs.
q. c.. Purdy. Albert Bird, c. NJ. Ober-
~, Clarence unger William T. Budd,
Ellwood Souder. Mr.. and Mrs. ]. r.
smith, C.. ID. G1rrelson and W. p.
JOrde.
Evening journal., 1920-10-14
WIFE AGAIN COMPLAINANT.

Alleged 10 have gone 10 the home of
his wife and abused her. on last Fri
day night, because she refused To
have Withdrawn ihe non-suppori
order against him. Earl Cole was be
fore Deputy Judce Finger In Minlci-
nal Court his morning, on a charge
OF breach OF the peace.
The court held up the charge but
required him 90 pay the costs Of the
ease. Cole was representa- by Philip
L. Garrett.
Evening journal., 1920-10-14
negro CIVIC
LEAGUE TO MEET
Education of Race to Be
Among Subjects for
Discussion
NEED $1,000 FOR
COMMUNITY WORK

The state Convention OF the Della
ware Negro Civic League. which was
to have been held last week. will be
held tomorrow and saturday. In
Dover. The day sessions will be
held in the opera House and the
night sessions In The odd Fellows
Temple.
Thirty-four auxiliary leagues with
1888 active members are expected TO
attend. The purpose Of the conven-
tion is TO hear the annual reports OF
the state executive and financial Of
fcers; to hear what has been done
by The state and local leagues during
the past year; to hear the proposed
programs for activities for the state
and local leagues for the coming
year, % listen TO the recommenda-
tiOns Of the people from AN parts Of
the state as 90 what should or
might be done 20 hear inspiralional
addresses by distinguished and pro-
fessiOnal leaders Of the race, 10 bear
addresses OF encouragement from The
officials OF the State Department Of
Education. especially Of Pierre :. du-
Pont and his associates. Dr. Joseph
H. Odcll. Or. r. ". Cooper and
George q. b. Miller.
A further purpose OF the conven-
lion will be 90 enroll one thousand
State members and 10 collect one
thousand dollars with which To- do
follow up or community service work
throughout the State. under the su-
pervlsion Of the Delaware Negro Civic
League, by specially educated and
trained persons. Another purpose Is
ia celebrate the dupont school gift
to Negroes
Distinguished Delaware and visiting
Negroes Will be present. many OF
whom will deliver addresses.
Evening journal., 1920-10-14
NEGRO CARVED
In CRAP GAME

Martin Watson. Negro. iii west
Front street. was severely cut by an
other Negro. at noon today. 10 is al
leged the men had been engaged in a
crap game In house on West Front
street Mhe ma quarrel arose. during
which Watson sustained severe lacer-
ailons Of IN right side Of the body.
and left side Of tho neck and an ugly
wound near the heart He was taken
10 The Delaware Hospital. where the
wounds were dressed He then was
returned 10 the police station. where
ne Identified James T. Jones as his
alleged assailant. Jones had been ar
rested by PatrOlman Howard E. Daw-
son. lie gave his home address as
Baltimore. Md. Both men are held
Tor hearing tomorrow, by Judge
Haslings.
Evening journal., 1920-10-14
.KIWANIANS ALSO
FOR NEW CHARTER

Approval Of the movement of the
Rotary Club for a new form OF gov
|arnment for Wilmington was given
|aon yesterday when the members Of
'lhe club decided tO gel behind the
IRoiarians' proposition. This is the
Second organization 10 advocate the
the Social Service Club
having endorsed 10 on Tuesday even
Ing.
In accordance with a resolution
adopted, after much discussion. Sec
|-elary James p. stein sent a letter 10
he Rotary Club, pledglng lis CO.
[1noraliOn.
Evening journal., 1920-10-14
TnnIIEYs COLLIDE.

When 10 stopped TO discharge pas
sengars at Delaware avenue and
Washington street. Washington
street car was crashed into by a Van
dever avenue car at 1890 o'clock his
morning. As the passengers mad
alichted when the collision occurred
no one was injured although the
platforms Of both cars were badly
damaged. ]. C. Williams was motor
man OF the first car and w. r. Jones
was mOtorman OF the second car.
Evening journal., 1920-10-14
.HOD CARRIERS
ASK 81 wage
Would Have New City
Scale Effective on jan
uary |
REQUEST GOES
TO CONTRACTORS

Hod carriers Of this city associated
with Local Union No. i99. have de-
cided 10 ask contractors FOR an in
crease in wages. The new scale 10 be-
come effective on January 4. The men
now receive a minimum wage Of 7J
cents an hour. They ask for 81 an
hour
Isaac ]. Kent. secretary OF ihc lacal
union, has sent out the following let-
ter TO all contractors employing union
hOd carriers:
To our Contractor Friends:
We desire TO call your ailen-
ti0n to the fact ihat living
costs. the cost OF housing. etc.
In the Wilmington dislr cts are
so great, that 10 has become nee
cssary for us to ask your favor
able consideration OF our request
OF a wage increase 10 siOO am
hour, 10 become effective on jan
uary ist, 1921.
We might say that az the pres
ent time. q number OF our conrdc-
tor fr ends are paying members
OF this union sums above the
minimum rate Of zoe an hour
some OF our members today.
receiving SOC. Soc and 90e am hour.
and goOdly number arc paying
our members today si.OO an hour.
The rate in Baltimore is 500 an
hour: in Philadelphia. $40 10
si25: Trenton, 81 10. Chester, 90c
10 500.
We an realize that our men are
semi-skilled. many of them be-
ing adept in their ariisanship. 70
COSTS Them 10 live and support
their families, according 10 ac-
cepted American standards. We
believe that by giving all this ad-
vance notice. The new scale may
be made effective on January 1.
1921. with the elimination Of any
controversy Whatsoever.
Approaching your past kind
nesses and with best wishes for
our joint success in the future,
we are
Most respectfully yours,
JAMES MITCHELL,
ISAAC J. KENT
Evening journal., 1920-10-14
PROPOSED PHONE
INCREASE EXPLAINED

Officials OF the Diamond Stale Tele-
phone Company. held a Joint meeting
with employees OF the company at the
Hotel dupont yesterday. for the pur-
pose Of explaining The increase IN
rates which the company h. planning
TO put into Ell. ct on December 1. p.
10 Stables explained the points In the
petition recently presented TO the
board Of Public Utilities Comm ssion-
|grs. The management OF the COM
|pany was represented by members or
|the supervisory force. +. p. BardO,
district manager, said 10 wa the com
|pany's desire 10 give all employees
|slear and definite understanding Of
In nrcsenl Iale prOhlem.
Evening journal., 1920-10-14
SUPPORT FOR CHIIDRFN

Mrs. Helen Mason was dismissed by
Deputy judge Finger, In Municipal
Court this morning. on a chargeOf ne
glecting her two minor children, but
the court instructed that hereafter
SO or the order OF SIS a week that her
husband is paying her shall be given
which has the children in its charge.
The remaining IS OF me order Is 10 90
10 Mrs. Mason
Mrs. Mason had been held for an ex-
animation as 10 her mental condition.
Her condition was found to be salts
torX.
Evening journal., 1920-10-14
ARRESTED Az RAILROAD sTATION

0TTTTIT 10 TTN TNVUTUN IWUTUITl
DOVER. Del. oct IA hearing
was had before Magistrate Burton
this morning OF the case OF Mary
Church Terrell OF Washington. d. g..
who had come 90 Dover on an after
noon train yesterday 90 speak ai the
Temple Theatre last evening 90 a
gatherins OF colored men and women.
The charge was that OF disorderly
conduct Ia the public waiting room
OF the Pennsylvania stallion and was
brought by j. Howard West. station
agent. The case was postponed for
two weeks because OF The absence or
material witnesses.
Evening journal., 1920-10-14
G.. y. RALLY TONIGHT.

The annual fall rally OF the Chris
ilan EndcaNOr Societies OF Whining
ton. will he held this evening. in Sec
ond Baptist Church. Ninth and Frank
lin streets The Rev. George ID. All
tor OF the church. viii give a short
talk The Rev. LeOnad B. smith. pars-
90 OF Peninsula NJ. y. Church. Will
make the address OF Tile evening The
devotional services Will be in charge
OF Dr. Alison.
The next business meeting OF this
association viii be held In this
church, Monday evening. November J..
Evening journal., 1920-10-14
MRS. HIRZFI IupnONFS

Mrs. Mary Y. Hirzel wife Of Her
bert II. Hirzel. OF this city, and who
recently underwent an operation at
ine Physicians and Surgeons Hos
plal, viii leave ihe institution
~ The next few days. Mrs. Hir-
eel Will spend some time with friends
In this city, before recuperaiing at
her mothers res dence in Rising sun.
Nd. where she will probably spend
few weeks.
Evening journal., 1920-10-14
ACCUSED As LIQUOR SELLERS

Charged with the sale of lnloXicai-
ing liquors. Francis Dele nonne, si1
Lincoln street. and lsadOrc Goldberg
l0i West Front street. were each held
under slO0 bail before United states
Commissioner Cam, IN the Federal
Building, yesterday. afternoon. for
further hearing The men were ar
Marshal Fairy on warrants sworn out
by prohibition enforcement officers.
DOnne was held FOR a further hear
ing before the commissioner on Oc-
toher %. and Goldberg was held for
October u
Evening journal., 1920-10-14
WHOSE CHILn rs TnIs2

A two-year-Old girl was found at
Eighth and West streets This after
noon and taken 10 the police satiOn
by Faust POlzlnO. 100 Tatnall street
she was found wandering aimlessly
about the streets by Mr.. Polzino, and
was unable 10 give her address. She
wears white dress and has light
hair and eyes.
Evening journal., 1920-10-14
HIS HEARING LATER

Hearing in the case Of John Rut-
kowski. arrested yesterday on a
charge Of selling intoxicating liquor.
Vas continued until next Tuesday by
Deputy Judge Finger, in Municipal
IOurt this morning, at The request Of
lanes salisbury attorney for the de-
|endani.
In a raid on Rutkowski's house. 1905
Maple street. by Detectives Mcdaniel.
kempski and Mahoney, several Jugs
bottles and cans containing alleged
|Nhiskey, alcohol and raisin wine were
|Ound.
Evening journal., 1920-10-14
2 KILLED IN
79 ACCIDENTS
One-Quarter of Two Weeks
Total Involve Auto
mobiles
ELEVEN VICTIMS
SUFFER FALLS

According TO the statistical COM
mitiee Of the Delaware Safety 'Coun-
Gil 70 accidents were reported in Del
aware between September IS and 30.
Eleven Of these accidents resulted
from falls while more than one-quar-
ter were automobile accidents
Six deaths resulted from the accl-
dents, two Of these being on the rail-
road. one by an automobile. one re.
sulting from gas and one from drown
ing.
The report follows:
Evening journal., 1920-10-14
How You Can Remove
Every Trace of Hair
Lrnllnl TalL.l

A stln paste made with some pow
dered delaione and water and spread
on a hairy surface about 2 minutes
will. when removed. take every trace
OF hair with H. The skin should then
be washed TO free 10 from the remain
Ing delaione. No harm can result from
this treatment, but be sure 10 Is dola-
tone you get and you Will not be
disappointed. Mix fresh as wanted.
Evening journal., 1920-10-14
ACCUSE LAD or THEFT.

accused OF stealing Two dozen naiN
~ rubber heels from an automobile
truck standing In Eighth street, be
tween Market and King streets. Ed
ward Benton, AGED 2 years. was ar
reaed yagenday by Police Onlcer
Gross and turned over 10 the Juve-
nile Court The truck was In charge
OF Frank Gould. "a East Front street
Evening journal., 1920-10-14
II SPINA RESIGNS.

Smnlo Splna. editor and manager of
I .'Tndipendenie. has resigned and the
I 'Indipendente Publishing Company
Inc. has dissolved. Mr.. Spina viii
publish his own paper next week. The
FIRST issue will come out on saturday.
october %. The policy OF the paper
will be Independent.
Evening journal., 1920-10-14
outside

Continuing the report says:
Delaware motorists appear 10 be
careless about keeping their rear red
lights going while driving. u is re-
ported that many machines are noted
on The pike between Claymont ana
City Line showing no rear lights
With the traffic so heavy on ihe
turnpike IL is only a question of
time when serious accidents will re-
suit from the practice Of running
without red lights. There Is a CON
tinuous stream OF machines going I'm
both directions. and 10 is almost inn
possible for a driver To- sec a machine
ahead with the headlights OF cars
coming towards him in his eyes I'M
less the machines ahead show their
red lights. 10 is urged that the state
Highway police give more careful at
tention 10 the law regarding rear
lighs.
Evening journal., 1920-10-14
YOITu ifNDrn u,Nn.cAn

Anthony Dinaro. agcd n years. OF
22O kiflh avenue. was run over by a
hand-car on the Philadelphia ana
Reading Railroad, In South Whining
ton. this morning. and injured ON The
left leg. Tie was taken 90 The Della
ware Hospital by the police anbu-
Ilnln
Evening journal., 1920-10-14
ROnRFD An RFATFN

Held up al Tenth and Winter
streets, Philadelphia, near a police
station. and robbed Of si05. yesterday.
Ernest p. Bowden. formerly employed
at the Harlan plant, in this city. was
so badly beaten that he had TO be
taken TO The Hahnemann Hospiatl for
treatment
Evening journal., 1920-10-14
Wilmington MAN
NOW TESTIFIES
Claims After Suffering for
Years Plant Juice Has
Restored Him TO
Health
HAS GOOD APPETITE
AND SLEEPS FINE

There are many ihinrs learned from
experience. Among them Is The fact
that stomach trouble, which may be
either inherited or acquired. and
which produces Indigestion. dyspep-
sia, palpitatiOn OF the heart, gas.
Evening journal., 1920-10-14
.nnI. PRFFERs WARM CLIMATE

AnuciDaIIn1 colder W0aiher LOn-
stable "Bill' Tinsman this morning.
decided 90 start a flre at his home,
but had the misfortune 90 mash his
thumb while chopping kndlings.
Evening journal., 1920-10-14
TAKE ELKTON License.

\ marrlage license was issued IN
Elkton Yesterday 10 Miss Lillian
Ward OF this city and Arnold Nann
Of Camden.
The Philadelphia bureau issued a
license 10 Jacob Haynal. Of this city.
and Ilka Klein, Of Philadelphia.
Evening journal., 1920-10-14
VANDEGRIrT no m cor.

William Nandegrifi. a recent appli-
cant for a position on the police force.
has been appointed for the usual pro-
bationary period of six months and
was sent 90 the police school, under
the instruction OF Sergeant Hahn
this morning.
Evening journal., 1920-10-14
MORTGAGE co. CH,RTFRrn

FpeclaI % The Evening journal.
DOVER. Del, Oct. ii.-Amonr the
lharters filed today was one for the
National Mortgage Loan Company. 10
|eal in real estate. 100000 capifai
tohn GOvatoe. Timothy j Mooney
William 5. Prickett OF Wilmington.
pei. As corporaions
Evening journal., 1920-10-14
EASTERN STAR Card PARTY

The Julia NJ. Story Chapter. No. 3.
order OF the Eastern star, will give
a card party This evening. in The du-
Barry Room OF The Hotel dupont al {
O'Clock.
Evening journal., 1920-10-14

tor who Is appearing at the Play
house, VIII address The Drama League
this afternoon.
Evening journal., 1920-10-14
EIETn MARn MEETING.

The Firm Ward Club OF colorCd
Republican women will meet tomor-
row evening at 3 o'clock In Eighth
street Baptist Church.
Evening journal., 1920-10-14

Each package Of Diamond Dyes"
contains directions so simple that any
woman can diamond dye any old,
faded garments, draperics, coverings,
everything, whether wool, silk, linen
cotton or mixed goods. a new. rich
fadeless color.
Buy Diamond Dyes"-nO other
kind-then perfect results are guaran-
teed even II you have never dyed be-
fore. Druggist will show you Diamond
DYES Color Card
Evening journal., 1920-10-14

TO ADDRESS DRAMA LEAGUE
Walter llampdcn, shakcspearcan ac-
Evening journal., 1920-10-14
TWO MORE COTTON
GINS ARE FIRED

HOUSTON. Tex. Oct a united
pressl-Dcslruction OF a cotton gin
belonging TO William holdrich. Hun
smith. Texas, by fire was reported TO
authorities today Iioidricn said
nlght riders were responsible but
officials said no evidence was pro-
duccd.
Evening journal., 1920-10-14

WICHITA FALLS. Tex. oct. "a
Omitted prossl-Thc ]. h. Jameson
cotton sin In North Wichita Falls.
was destroyed by lire early today
with a loss estimated at s2i 600 Fire
Chief Mcclure said the fire was OF In
condlary origin
Evening journal., 1920-10-14

The Bankers and Brokers Club viii
give a dance tonight at the New Cen
Llry Club.
Evening journal., 1920-10-14

MARSHALL. Texas. oct. "a United
Press Fire Of unknown origin
started last nicht In carload OF cot
ton consigned 20 the Marshall Com
press.
Evening journal., 1920-10-14
B,NKERS-BRoKERs CIUB DANCE

JAAlt0 NlllAlttLLs
ISAAC J. KENT.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-05-01
SO. AMB0Y W0MAN'S CLUB
ELECT MRS. R. F. MASON

~ Special Correspondent.
OU1H AMBOY, May 1.-The an
huaI meeting of the Woman's club
or South Amboy was held Thursday
afternoon I'm the local high school.
Inc report of the president, Mrs. ID.
W.. Reed, was heard as were also the
reports OF Mrs. William Nichols.
chairman OF the civics department:
Mrs. Edwin Jacques, chairman of
public health; Mrs. George Gundrum,
chairman of entertainments: Mrs.
John Perkins. chairman of music;
MRS. .. o. Barr. chairman of litera-
lure; Mrs. Olive Welsh, chairman Of
hospitality; Mrs. Samuel Newton.
chairman of sunshine, and Mrs.
George Clarke. chairman of bulletin.
Mrs. r. Z. Mason and Mrs. Richard
NJ. Mack were named as delegates TO
the state convention in Asbury Park
next month.
The officers elected for the coming
year were as follows: President, Mrs.
X. z. Mason; first vice president,
Miss Bertha Deibert; second vice
president, Mrs. Andrew Furman;
treasurer, Mrs. Edwin Jacques; secre-
tary, Miss Edna Eagan. Directors for
three years. Mrs. w. E. Waterman,
Mrs. Z. r. Fisher, Mrs. r. Bastedo,
Miss Helen Applegate: directors for
two years, Mrs. A. J. Miller, Mrs.
Frank Gordon. Mrs. Fl. c. P~errine,
Mrs. e. II. Eulner; directors for one
year, Mrs. g. b. Clark. Mrs. D. c.
Chase and Mrs Edwin Jaques.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-05-01
LOCAL CASES IN DISTRICT
COURT HERE YESTERDAY

ToTTENvILLE, May 1:-Several
cases from here where an arfest OF
summons were served by the ponce
of the Tottenville precinct station
We're up IN the second district court
Yesterday. George Merkler. a former
taxi driver at Pleasant Rams,
charged with abandoning his VIE
and child, was placed on
for n year and ordered to a ms
wife a sum of money for the supper
of herself and child.
William O'Brien, hfty-four yeSSIs
old. charged. with ms
lie a wear ago. was placed on pro-
bation by Magistrate Mullen Tor one
wear: He was arrested at st. Mlch-
ael's Home, Greenridge, where ne
had been since the time he lett ms
wife and while search was peihs
made for him. ra,4h
Morris Molesky, of 32S East TENN
street. Manhattan. was fined 30 LOT
failing to have an operator IlCenos
when arrested for driving q truck o1
Amboy road. He received suspenaeu
sentence on the latter charge. Mol-
ris Breslin, of 1904 Third avehue
Manhattan, received a snspen9eu
sentence as also did Benjamin VEN
berg, of ASS Marcy avenue, Brookiy
for the same offense.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-05-01
SHIP BY TRUDK- -GO0D ROADS
WEEK TO Be ACTED ON HERE

In a letter to Max Gibian. vice
president Of the Perth Amboy Auto
mobile Association, the Newark Auto
mobile Trade Association. it is sug-
that the details of the ship by
.truck-good roads week be brought up
before the local association for it's
consideration. During this
week, a national campaign VIII be con-
TO educate the farmers and
business men 10 the wider use Of
motor trucks in the short haul field
and to the necessity for better high
ways. In northern Jersey. the fea-
ture of he campaign will be the
Motor Truck Tour. conducted by the
Automobile Dealers Association OF
Newark.
A train OF thirty or forty trucks
will arrive In Perth Amboy, Monday.
May IL about noon. In each town
where the stops are made. local com
mittees are being appointed by the
dealers association to form q recep-
ton committee. The following speak
ers are on the program: professor of
highway transportation of New York
University, representative of state
agricultural college of New Bruns-
wick, a transportation specialist from
the state department of agriculture at
Irenton and several others. \ band
will come with the outfit TO give con-
.certs at each stop.
1t is suggested that the mayor meet
the tour with a committee and conduct
1t through the main streets of the
town, that all business mems associa-
lions and clubs. manufacturers as
sociations and farmers organizations
be fully informed of the meeting and
invited to sem n large delegation 10
attend; that the mayor accompany the
welcoming committee and also issue a
proclamation. declaring ship by truck
good roads day in Perth Amboy. with
posters. to be put in many prominent
places.
1t Is asked that the school author
tiles be asked to conduct an essay N
test on motor truck-good roads sub
jects; that preachers be asked to
preach on transportation problems.
May 16 and that the largest ladies' aid
association be asked to put up lunch
con for the tour. which will be paid
for.
The Chamber here is ready to CO.
operate with tho local association, If
1T Is called upon by the local COM
Imittee.