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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-06-13

'""'hueu FROM FL 81 "a .eD
upon the floor. led by the reunited
Ohio delegates.
the scene presented when the head
OF the ticket was named was very
similar to that witnessed four years
ago. when another Republican Ma Il.
'lohai convention. uninspircd but
Srimly determined to find candi.
dates who could win. nominated
Charles L. Hughes
Although "a man of ability and n
candidate free from the scandal,
which destroyed the homes of Cen
cral Wood and Governor Lowdcn.
Senator Harding Is not murnctic
figure. He has no enthusiastic ner-
sonal following at home or abroad
lie Is merely an opportunist to whom
his party found It necessary to turn
IN order to name ticket which
might make successful appeal to
the American voter.
NirEinia's Two Candidates.
a tribute of twcnty-eisht votes
from North. East. South and Yves,
was cast for Colonel Henry w An
derson. OF Virginia. candidate for
Nice-Presidcnt. whose name was
placed before the convention BY ID. l..
Groncr delegate at large from the
Ola Dominion. In addition to the
hfteen votes cast for him from Vir-
Einia, he received nine from Ohio, and
one each from California Iowa, Ken
lucky and New Jersey. His total
tally exceeded that cast for Hiram
w. johnson by seventeen votes. and
exceeded also the vote cast for Judge
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0PP0RTUNIST TO
LEAD REPUBLICANS
IN 1920 CONFLICT

,Continued From Il s, ..A:el
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-06-13
HARDING PLEASED,
ACCEPTS BURDEN
OF RESPONSIBILITY

CONTINUED From F.rs, rarel
Evening journal., 1920-01-31
PROPOSALS.
PROPOsAi
ENOfONAi~
FOW CONSTRUCTION OF
STATE ALB HIGHWAYS

NIAIE AAN AAANh " 80
e.,i.a nronosais win he received by the
;fate Ufrhvav Department. at the Office OF
he sussex County Highway improvement
commission, Georgetown, be'iWa'' issa ana 5", m
bat niaee and time. publicly opened, ter
he eonstructian of n miles state Ald
IIirhwnys In Sussex County, Delaware, IN
-oiving the following approximate gum
COSTRACT G. :. $40 MILES
Corerdaie cross Roads-Iacohs School
I acre clearing and grubhing.
eS 500 Gu yds Grad ~
400 ca. yds. Concrete Masonry.
3n OoO lbs. Reinforcement. nj.
sO lin. n. II iu. Reinforced Concrete Iipe'
1O2 lin n. is IN. Reinforced SoncIete u, ~,
es nm n 30 In. Reinforced Concrete ripe
850 I'm n Relaid Pipe.
fsOO lin. n. Piles.
1eo to~a stone Tor Macadam.
9tOO I'm n. wood Guard RAN
7Hn Gu yds. Cement Concrete hoaa"ay
iiV VcoSTRAcT G. 5. 7--s.sO MILES
Blades Concord;
b5 acres clearing and grubbing.
iT1O0 Gu. yds. Grading,
81 Gu vds Concrete Masonry
goo his Reinforcement. nj.
M lin. ft ~ in Reinforced Concrete nipe
40 lin A. IS IN. Reinforced concrete ntle
"a nm n "a in. Reinforced Concrete Pipe
"a lin n. 30 IN. Reinforced coneie'e iF
5O lin. II. Relaid Pipe.
fS0 tons Stone for Macadam;
400 lin IT, wood Guard Ran.
400 en-. yds. Cement Concrete Roadway
w SoXTpAcT G. $. IO--i5 MILES
Georgciown-ilnrbes
. ncres clearing nnd grabbing
f7OUO en-. yds. Grading.
100 GU. yds Coucrete masonry
Z 400 ibs. Reinforcement. nj.
ooo lin m n in Reinforced Concrete Ilpe
1se H. n rs I'M. Reinforced Concrete PIPE
l9G lin n. % On. Reinforced concrete ,n,!pe
"a In n 30 in Reinforced Concrete ripe
100 lin n Re,nii Pipe.
lsg tons store FOR Macadam
G0O lin n. Wood Guard hail.
s Zoo en-. yds Cement CJncreia koadway
llO OCSoNlTRAcr SSlrAc G. :. ii-te5 MILES
MIiriHe
o m orree ri. airing aDl gruhbing.
o0 COO Gu yds Go ling.
5n0 On. Wis Concr@te Masonry.
In noO lbs. Hoirforcemcnt nj.
1ao lin n X in Reinforced Concrete pioe
aso I'm M is In. Reinforced concrete ripe
1eo IT, n % in Reinforced Concrete llpe
"a iin N III In. Reinforced Concrete ripe
81 lin. H. Re'ai1 Pipe.
e0O lin r. Plies
n ooo IONS Broken Stag Base Course;
ao o9o sa. vds. Rltuminous Macadam sur
face fpeneiration) -, ...,,,,.,
Performance Of contract .,. SUI, ~ ~,
within ten fi0) davs after eNecui lgh ol go, ~
confracf and be completed on or before sep
,N,tt,rtb,v payments win be made Tor Y.
per cent Of the construction comp'e'e'
each month. ......ts u,o,
,,r,,s nrovirei by the Department
Each proposal must be aecompanleI os
~ amount OF at least ten tlef pcrssnttii
~ the total amount Of the proposal,
rbe envelope containing thf Propes'
must ~ be markedi 'Proposal Tor the Con Con
sfruction Of a state Az hllsl"ak' SnIv ,r
C. $. IL" .,.,,., - -of.,.te,
,r,ib,n twenty (20l days from the date o
opening proposals. A.. -. -. =
The right is reserved to reject any
" Detailed plans may be seen; and inde ,.ls
tans and SPECIFICATIONS may be obtaine
,,,u i,nan 5eposit of $1,000. which amount Wi
6a refunded upon return OF plans an
specifications in good condition. at "a
once STATE HIGHWAY DEPARTMENT
DOVER. DELAWARE.
chas. NJ. Upham, Chief Engineer,
jan1O-i7-2451.
Evening journal., 1920-01-31
SITUATION wANTED-mALE.

DROOF READER, SIX YEARS EXPER-
ience, practical. steady. Address W 35,
Evening Journal Office. jan30-lt
Evening journal., 1920-01-31
PUBLIC SAFE.

ctTOcK AND FARM IMPLEMENTS.
- March 4. 1920. william +: Husbands
Jr near Sharpley School. jan23-eod-ot
TrCTTON sAI.E-ANY DESCRIPTION.
n onyvbere II YOU want 10 sell. see
porrflfou the square deal auctioneer AMI
farm agent. 705 Madison 81. Phone 1S4s-W.
jany0-3m.
Evening journal., 1920-01-31
LIFE AND CHARACTER READING.
JANIfARy n
STOPPING AT PENNsGROvE.
JANUARY 3


The Aquarlus born have clear in
tutlve insight into the past. present and
future. Aquarius Is The Captain OF
The Hosts OF the Air" and people born
on this bhthdate are capable OF con-
trolling unseen forces, OF reading
character and Of commanding large
numbers OF men.
They are excellent organizers. with
executive ability that Is keen, they are
artistic, literary and musical and
should command the best that life
has 10 offer.
Saturn Is the growing planet. Il
indicates many changes that are sud
den and unexpected, and not at all
times b nencal II Is well for those
born on this date TO study mental lave
TO become masters OF thought forces
and in this way they will avoid much
OF the malelc influence OF the gov
ernlng planet sa,urn
The want Ads will Ind situations
for domestic, hous keepers and hote
managers during the. coming weeks.
Evening journal., 1920-01-31

IN A
w small. refined Protestant family; can
give reference. Address F-55, Evening
Journal Office Jan3l-5t.
Evening journal., 1920-01-31

ITO WILMINGTON DENTISTS, NO
tice-A dental mechanic desires posi-
tlon with ethical practitioner. Address
Ms36 Evening Journal Office jan3i-3t.
Evening journal., 1920-01-31
Statesmen.

Statesmen
who supply anv merchandise TO depart
ment stores, ready tO-wear shops, cloth
ing, OF general stores can earn worth
while commissions with a sideline OF our
well known for twenty years.
County territorial rights are being closed
daily. Write now 10 Sanborn Mfg CO.,
1918 West 22d St., New York Clay.
jan30-3t.
Evening journal., 1920-01-31

VOUNG MAN DESIRES POSITION AS
Il private secretary or confidential stenog-
rapher; eight years experience. Full par
ticulars TO those interested. jan2S-4t.
Evening journal., 1920-01-31
ACENTs WANTED.

DIG BARGAINS EASY-FIYE START
ID ling inventions. Quick selling auto
accessories. Sell 10 owners, dealers, agents.
Establish your own business Exclusive
territory. Write quick. Jubilee Mfg. Co.,
G3O0, station g, Omaha, Neb.
janiO-17-2f-3l.
A GENTS-SlO0 WEEKLY POSSIBLE IN
~ PRODUCING sensational new winter au-
tomobile fuel. Specially adapted 70 cold
weather. starts easy. Adds power, mile
age and reduces operating expense. En-
dOrsed by thousands. Territory going like
L. Ballwey, Dept. $40, Louisville, Ky.
tan31-1t.
Evening journal., 1920-01-31
WANTED.

Il WILL BUY YOUR OLD CLOTHES.
i isaac Gibbs. S3s French st. Phone 2g9o'
None bought at store. ap- lo-iyr'
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REAL ESTATE WANTED.
CFTTITICATFS OF DISSOLUTION

CTATE OF DELAW AXE OrfiNh VI
. SECRETARY OF STATE, ,--,o>,
To An TO Whom These Presents May
wbeTeas n appears 70 my satisfaction.
nv duly authenticated record or the pro
ceedinrs for the voluntary dissolution
thereof by the consent OF all the stock
bolders deposited IN my onlce, tho
Bavou Gasoline Company, n corpora
fion ~ this state. whose principal 0ihce
h situated at West Tenth street, IN the
ritv OF N iimlngton, county or New Iastt'
State Of Delaware, C9rporatlon hoeat,
many OF America. being agent tnerel
ma In charge thereof, upon whom process
msv he served. has complied with the re.
oufr-tnonts % the Corporation Laws o.
the state Of Delaware, as centai9ea 9., IN l"a' 1
| section 1 10 2i0i, Section ISL chapter o.
| OF the Revised statuten OF 1912 as amended
/ orelimfuarv 10 the issuing OF this
CTKTIFfCATE OF DiSSOLUIION.
Now. therefore, ], Everett = Johnsol'
Sc'Ib '9c hereby certify that the said corporation
ala on the 29th day OF January, A. ID.
mn lie In the Office a duly executed ana
stiested consent, In writing, 20 the disso,
iufion Of said corporation, eAecuteu py az
the stockholders tnese9t TSs'n tSs proeeediHgs @
ssoresaii. are now on Gle In my said ohice.
as provided by law. ~ rrsrrNsoSy
WHEREOF,
have hereunt0
. set my hand and
T. opFrCrAI. SFAL official seal. at
sccre,,rv's once Dover, this 10th
[. tsss neia,vnre ilI3 day Of JAM In
/. 10if the year OF our
. Lord. one thou
sand, nine hun
dred and twenty
EVERETT c. JOHNSON
jaus1-1t secretary OF stare ll'D-.
Evening journal., 1920-01-31
SANITARY WORKER.

wy j. WINCHESTER, Ills sTgEEr.
w. Odoriess excavating. w hen you
want your cesspools cleaned, phone 4to2-W.
feb1-lyr.
HT X. KELTER Is STILL AT FOURTH
vi. and West SITS. Now IA tae TINE 20
have your wells cleaned. Phone 5ils.
iune2i-1yr.
Evening journal., 1920-01-31
HELP WANTED.
Statesmen WANTED.

city jan5O-2t
XyANTED-A MAN OF INITIATIVE
w integrity and ability, who would ap-
preciate life position with o fast grOw-
ing orgauizetion. where energy ant Indus
try will be rewarded with rapid promo
ti0u. Earnings above tine Acreage. Mar
ried man preferred Apply o TO I A. NJ,
. 10 p NJ o.'2-23 Ford b.dg. janlb-lm.
CALESMAN FOR COFFEE BY LONG
= established. well known roasters. Re
quire thoroughly experienced city sales
man. acquainted Wilmington retail gro
GERS; give particulars past and present po-
I sitions, age, salary. phone. Replies conn
dental. Unusual opportunity for righs
man. Levering Coffee Co, Baltimore.
ian2i-1t
Evening journal., 1920-01-31
VPHOLsTERING.

nsTI0K AND LEATHER FURNITURE
1 our speciality; material supplied ress.
enable PRICES work guar guera1r,eeu7o5 ne 7o5 wsai.
- s. sugi0-iyr.
Evening journal., 1920-01-31


CTATE or DELAWARE, OFFICE OF
- SECRETARY OF STATE.
CrnTfFICATE OF DISSOLUTION.
To Am 10 Whom These Presents May
whereas. IL appears to my satisfaction,
by duly authenticated record OF ,ne P,ro,
tcreof nv the consent Of all the stock
hoi1srs denosited In my ofice, the vim
Uosiorv Mills Inc, n corporation OF thls
e.ate. whose principal office Is situated ,l
NJ o95 Market street, In the city OF VIII
,,,9,-fon county OF New Castle, stale
- Deiayvnrc Martin r. smith
bainr agent therein and In charge
rl.reof upon whom process may pc served,
has compiled with the requirements OF tn'
Ias I,aass,,re,fon Laws Of the State " Delaware
a. I.nfained IN 1918. Section j, 20 zlui.
o. ION ISL Chapter G5. Of the Revised
Stat ties OF 1918. as amended, preliminary
10 ,crpTIrIcATE OF DISSOLUTION.
xon therefore. l. Everett c. Johnson.
Secretary OF state. OF the state or Deia-
,,'ars no hereby certify tiiat tiie. said cor
norotion ala. on the 10Th day OF January.
~, n, 81 and attested consent. In writing; TO
49, dissoiution OF said corporation.
a~ecnted by all the stockholders tnereoi-
which said consent ana the tecVlus "a '1a
rroceedfiigs afort said, are now on ME III
my sa'u o'ne-' IN TESTIMONY
WHEREOF. 4
have hereunto
set my hand and
OFFICIAL SEAL afficlal seal ,a'n =.
/. Secretary's once Dover, TINS an
1855 Delaware i7V3 gay ot jar an. ~
/. Lord, one tAo0
sand, nine hun
dred and twenty
EVERETT G JOHNSON.
'sns1-1t Secretary Of '"S
Evening journal., 1920-01-31

nTRIIC sALE-OwING TO THE
i scarcity OF help, have decided to re-
uouish farming and Will seii az Ip,aias. pgIiaS.
Ss'r, Tnr1 on Lancaster Pike. four miles from
Evening journal., 1920-01-31

WYE BUY OLD CLOTHES-LADIES'.
w mems and boys overcoats. shoes, hats,
etc. / pay more for them than anyone IN
Delaware. VIII call. Send postal card or
Phone 1043-W The Old Reliable Dealer
n. Sloyin, COZ W. Front 81. may'-lyr
Evening journal., 1920-01-31

USED FURNITURE AND STORE FIX.
u lures bought and sold. Berger's. Third
and Shipiey SITS. Phone 5i13-W. mar3l-lyr
Evening journal., 1920-01-31
7ITUAIION wANTED-FEliALE

UOUNG COLORED GIRL DESIRES
Il work. cooking or light housework.
1iO0 A street jan31 -2t.
Evening journal., 1920-01-31

WYE BUY. SELL AND EXCHANGE NEW
w aud second hand furniture. surprise
Furniture Store, 221 Shipley ST.. Phone
3OG3-W. Jy9-lyr'
Evening journal., 1920-01-31

Il OST-CARD CASE, on JANUARY 21
ana lombard Sts. about AS 7. NJ, con
tajning $40 in bills. Name Of owner on lm-
portant papers OF no use 90 other than
owner. Finder win be given money 9hd
-,,,,ro"i Ofice jan3l-lt.
Evening journal., 1920-01-31

EVERETT c. JOHNSON.
tans1-1t. secIelaIy %
Evening journal., 1920-01-31
MONEY no LOAN

on mortgages, any amount In sums %
suit. VIII not keep you waiting II you
have good security.
WALTER p. POWELL.
$50 Market 81
Evening journal., 1920-01-31
professional.

TIP READING-DELAwAR SCHOOL
~ OF lip reading for the hard Of hearing
and deaf adult Miss Hilda +. Grimm,
Normal Graduate; Kinzie method. l2l9
W Eighth St Phone 2645W jan13-eod-2m
Evening journal., 1920-01-31
sALEsMEN MANTED.

i'm your locality, $4,000 10 S2OO.OO week
~, selling that wonderful "CORAIA
Patch-nOt an "all-Fubber" or Khaki
baek-It's diiferent-PATENTED-nOth-
ing else like II on the market. NO
COMPETITION. You can make a clean
up-BEST in the WORLD, for autOmo-
bile inner tubes Territory FREE.
"CORAJA" RUBBER MFG. CO., Dallas,
Texas, p. :: Have several openings
for State Managers with S5OO.OO 10
100000 capital. Should easily make
S5OO.OO 10 S2O0O.OO per month BE quick,
or the other fellow will get IL. ii0-it-s
Evening journal., 1920-01-31

nGGS. PAPERS, METALS. FURNITURE.
Ii mems clothing. junk. We. pay highest
prices. NJ. Frankel. 1Oi Madisen 81 :, ~
< a. Phone 67lo. lans-u. l
Evening journal., 1920-01-31
BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES.

III NINtsN0
PARTNERSHIP WITH |
w small capital 70 produce machinery
very good on market. Mr.. Felix, 0l2 East
Third street Jahol-
A BUSINESS OF YOUR owN-MAKE |
~ sparkling glass name and number
nla+cs medaiiions, checker boards, signs
bir Illustrated book free. T.. Palmer Woos-
ter. Ohio. g-n,
XXToUED you INVEST ONE DOLLAR
w n week for ten weeks, on chance 10
make 1000 or moref particulars ne H.
No obligation. Write ]. A. Carlton BOX
do Fort worth. Texas. jan2i-al-
DIG MONEY MANUFACTURING SOFT
ID drinks and fruit syruPs. prohibition
Stricflv legitimate. r. l.. Swope. all Gar
rard Ave, Covington, Ky. Janol-ieo..
LN INVESTMENT OF 500 OR 500
~ NAV prove the biggest bonanza that
- nas,e vonr way. Write for pariicu-
iars Harrison Bros, Poughkeepsie, \. l.
jan3i-lt. .
vrup TRUTH ABOUT OIL BUSINESS
i before Investing n penny IN OIL stocks
oct the facts Read the OIL Pkbss. Aou
win then most likely make nones ~. =.
thousands have done. Many oppvi ~ ~
ere overlooked and money lost by lAch ui
a., hand Information. These are nm
.ll,.ol nrssl ,ines for small investors 10 profit
NV the great of discoveries IN ine Mtl
Continent. Texas and BnsneSrn,e't 5ss ~ tnri,,f5i
- ,,sipable news about the oil industry
ana recent successes. More than ,,,s.io
rsaders n month-thousands have i@naue @
money thro9bsn ,be aNlarsets" containing
cnotations on listed and unlisted stocNs' NJ
well as n colored map showihs ,l,s nne NJ ~
sns aud Oklahoma oil hei,, ! NHi- i.os. ~ re-
ouest Address, OIL FtEaS' h"ss,, =,
public Bldg. Kansas city, NO, Jllal --- y.
WO~iNC AND HAULING.
II. KINDS MOVING AND HAULING.
a Nundy's. Fifth and Madison streets.
nt',,,es 79l,o or 502s. septi2-iyr.
xxrrIrAM PENNELL - MOVING AND
w hauling: prices reasonable. 503 Mary
land Ave Phone 65O3. Jan-z-lm'
1ToyTNG AND HAULING DONE BY J..
Nj Lattanzio. COZ Orange street. hone
1851. uu-
IANIEs II. RUTTER- MOVING AND
j hauling Of all kinds; reasonable rates (,
ong,ps nom, s''SsT vans Phone 2sos, inne-im.
,rovING AND HAULING-Two.,ToN
vi Autocar n your service an ana alSugs ,,.s
on the lob. our rates are fair and we
~ n right s. G. Campcrson. lr., k'iie-
fon,e. Phone. Holy Oak. 600. ian2-lm.
MCSCAL.
GRACE KUsCHAN,
,...ho- ~ piano 2OiO Van Buren 81.
etnnr-fm Phone 1871.
PIANO TUNING.
n1GSo TUNING AND REPAIRING;
ni,rer work speciality; all work
r,a1anfeed. Formerly with the ko6eisn
piano 90. II. j. Anon, r.. Ia.ra w o., o.
BUSINESS CARD.
DAGS. PAPERS, METALS. FURNiIrkE..
Ii mems clothing. junk. We pay nignes' ~
prices. NJ Frankel, 1Of Madison 81 :, ~
K A. Phone 67l0. e----. Jal2- =.
VPHOLSTE1ING.
|
ISaKLOK AND LEATHER fuhNiIOhh
! 4 our speciality; material supplied ress.
enable prices; work guaranteed. PROMPT
delivery. n. Y. Upholstery Co. - Msai'
Evening journal., 1920-01-31

TURFE SLIGHTLY UsEr SINGER MA
Il chimes one Eldridge, one New Home
We bnv and s-U used machines. I'm good
condition aiso repair all males OF ma
chimes New Singer machines sold on eaey
monthly navments gewing Machine ~.
~ 4 o;rioek ian22-1yr.
Evening journal., 1920-01-31

CECOND HAND HOUSEHOLD GOODS
> bought and sold. Morrison and Lane,
i22 King st. phone 4758-w. apri7-lyr.
Evening journal., 1920-01-31
FOR RENT.

ISoR RTNT-AuTo SPACES IN GAR
Il age. 81 per month. very desirable ana
centrally located. Address R-30, Evening
Journal Ofice. 1qnJ-lm.
Evening journal., 1920-01-31
HIrArKINs auARANTEED PRoDucTs

-WAIkINo NIANANIE TNVUONI
w are known everywhere, Big sales,
big profits and a steady repeat business
with unlimited possibilities for you Hun
dreds Of live wires are making over 5000
geek-you can tool Our New York city
factory means quick service and low rates
" rite for our proposition now-it win sur
prise You. watkins Co., 90 Winona, Minn.
ianal-1t
Evening journal., 1920-01-31
sPIRIIUALIsT NOTICE.
sPlmTUALIsT MEETING.

MEETING-FRATER-
> nal spirltualist Church. services sun
iav. gOT Tatnall street. 73O p. m. Mes
sages by Mrs. Whitcraft. jan3O-2i
Evening journal., 1920-01-22
BETTER SERVICE FOR
NEW CASTLE LINE

New material for the Wilmington
and Philadelphia Traction Company. TO
be used IN improving the power TO
operate the Wilminglon-New Castle
car line. his just been shipped, 1t was
learned today from the Traction Com
pany
The shortage OF power at different
times recently on the New Castle line
has been due, Il was explained. TO
overlooking or the present lines brought
about by substituting the larger and
heavier cars. and also aggravated the
last few days by the slippery condition
OF The track due 20 the snow.
The power is 40 present supplied by
generating and converting apparatus
in the Wilmington plants which de-
live- the current at trolley voltage.
Under the new scheme the power VIII
be carried no the New Castle car b7rn
over existing high power Transmission
lines and there transformed TO the
lower voltage current used by the
ears The company believes the power
VIII be Forthcoming from the new in
sallati0n IN about two weeks from the
time the machinery Is received.
T. W. Wilson. vice-presidenh and
General manager OF The company,
stated that the company regrets that
Evening journal., 1920-01-22
EVEN FIRE DOES NOT
DAMAGE STEEL stFES.

News has Just reached the FOord
Furniture Company, Of this city. Of
three big fires on Thanksgiving
Christmas and New Years which were
Of particular interest 90 them.
on THANKSGIVING Day, Baltimore had
its biggest fire since i90i. and an
underwriters model safe made by The
General Fircproogng Company OF
YOUNGSTOWN. ohio. came through this
sJO0.O00 fire with its precious contents,
including $500 in Liberty Bonds. in
tact.
on Christmas Day, in Detroit. the
Cadillac Motor Car C0mpany had a fire
OF approximately 100000 destruction.
In the very heart Of this fire stood q
battery Of Vertical Files containing
valuable records and papers. UPON
opening the papers were legible az
the records intact.
on New Years Day, Tampa, FlOrid
witnessed a ne that was not con
quered until over 100000 in property
was DESTROYED. In that fire a vertical
fle came through with papers pre-
served.
Evening journal., 1920-01-22
NEWS HAPPENINGS
ABOUT NEW CASTLE

Special to The Evening Journal
NEW CASTLE. Jan. 22-The Current
Events Glass wifi meet at the Century
Club tomorrow afternoon, with Mrs L.
=. EliasOn In charge.
In the Parish House last evening the
Emmanuel basketball team defeated
Camels Of Wilm nglon 1910
On January % the High School will
give on entertainment and dance at Bear
for the benefit OF their Washington
trip.
Mrs. julius Dodd who has been III
at her home Is improving.
Miss Mabel Eckrldgo entertained the
junior class Of High school last evening.
Those present were: Dorothy Miller
Elsie Walls, Blsnche Stibley. May Jones,
Ruth Nickerson. George Tobin, John
Wallace. Merton White, John Davidson
and Douglas Proud
The Immauuel second team will play
lhe Defiance basketball team this even
ing IN the parish house.
The lunior choir OF the NJ. z. Church
will meet this csening.
Several light cases Of influenza have
been reported.
Evening journal., 1920-01-22
New TREASURER
FOR TRUST CO.
Material for Temporary Engi-
neering Buildings at Della
ware College Arrives
FREDERICK A. THONE
ELECTED INSTRUCTOR
Special to The Evening Journal.

special to The Evening Journal.
b NEWARK, Jan. 22.-Frederck Alber.
Taone has been elected instructor In
Mechanical engineering. al Delaware
college, and win enter upon his du-
i'es at The beginning or the second term
On February 2. Mr.. Thone Is q eradu-
aie 81 stevens Institute Of Technology.
IN The class OF 1913. In The course IN
mechanical engineering During ihe
war b served as ensign in the navv. and
since the armistce he has been the as
eistant superintendent Of q large chemi-
cal company IN New Jersey. Mr.. Thone
combines thorough training with nrac-
Teal experience as an engineer. Mr..
Thono is a brother Of John F. Thone.
who Is a member OF the faculty at
Delaware College, In The engineering de-
p1rtment.
All OF The building material for the
three temporary structures for the
teaching OF engineering have reached
Delaware College and are being put up
rs rapidly as possible The large num-
her Of students In engineer.nn i0tall.ng
i1O as against % five years ago. made
10 necessary 10 provide additional quar-
ters Much Of The equipment has al
~eady reached The college. Il Is expected
that within q few weeks, students viii
Dee al work in these temporary struc-
iilres. which are being placed between
H1rle Hall and Wolf Hal, directly over
The heat and light pipes already laid.
The economy in following a definite
plan OF development for the campus
was shown by The fact that the water
and heat connections In these buildings
viii be without additional expense.
These three buildings and their equip
ment are a special gift from Pierre 5.
dupont
These temporary structures will be
an immediate help In handling the large
classes in engineering They will, how
ever, be a constant reminder Of the
need OF a large, permanent building
corresponding TO Wolf Hall for agricul-
ture.
The plans for this permanent building
bave already been drawn. and the sie
allotted TO II Is just south Of Wolf
Hall. at the head Of the transverse green,
looking toward Amsiel avenue.
Earle DOugherty Of the National Bank,
Of West Grove, Pa, has been elected
treasurer OF the Farmers Trust Com
pany, OF Newark. succeeding John G.
Trutt, resigned Mr.. Truitt has resigned
70 60 into the canning business, at Mil
ford Mr.. Dougheriy saw service dur.
Dg The war and although a young man,
De is highly recommended as a capable
banker. lie will take up his work here
eb-uary 70.
At recent meeting the directors OF
re Farmers Trust Company declared
'se regular dividend Of > per cent. and
q extra dividend Of per cent for the
s.. six months
Pupils OF the local grammar school
lave organized a "Better School AssO-
station" and have elected these officers:
President, Charlotte H0ssinger; vice