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INK company. pOstOffice box 20. Anar'
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Motorcyclc package delivery. any time,
nnywhore.. Phone 1875. 2iG etc
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Sc FOR BUYING. SELLING. TRADING, wANT.FILLING
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NOTICE TO REAL ESTATE MEN
An OF my property II of the ,nai ~
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FED COMB HEN scratch feed. best
ina cheapest nn market. sisu dc-
liy.red. Amarillo SEED Co. El'nhlrN
Iildg Phone lAi0. s'' f'p
Evening journal., 1920-01-07
1872 PERSONS ATTEND
KIWANIS LUNCHEON

The nnon meeting OF the Kiwanls
Club today, in the duBarry room Of the
Hotel dupont. was one Of the largest
meetings ever held by the club. Out Of
total membership Of i72, there were
i32 persons present
DR.. Lincoln 4. Writ; who recently re-
turned from Palestine and Armenia,
described conditions in the near East.
Or. Writ scored the Turks in numeas-
ured terms for their brutal treatment
OF the Armenians, and declared The
United states should take up the man
date over Turkey as provided by the
League OF Nations agreement.
j. c. Colt won an AngOra rug offered
by J. Writ Willis. Of the New Castle
Leather Company, and William 5 Mask
won a luncheon ticket offered by Enoch
Moore, Of the Moore Tire and Rubber
Eo@papE -
Evening journal., 1920-01-07

their work II easily can be how much man WIN
family of four, and with The expense OF car mas 10
live on
II 4 be pointed out that there has been steady
increase IN the support OF the ministry III Nic
Wilmington Conference that fact Is admitted win appre-
citation, but the advance in tbe COST OF living 80 ist aa
exceeded the raise IN salaries that even al e higher
salary dollar worth about nifty cents to-day as com
It is conceded fact also that a rule ministers
called upon respond 10 variety OF demands upon
thor purses that the average ayman escapes " the
minister turns these calls down. ne Is In danger Of being
branded "a tight wad," Term absolutely iatH 70
minister's usefulness as a man among men, And II no
falls In this latter respect be fails vitality however many
his other excellcncies may be, .
have written this note to show my appreciation
OF a journal not representing any church. when cais
attention 10 the comparatively small stpends ministers
receive When the secular press takes as timely sueh
theme this, It is wholesome sign OF the times ,
In these days Of the high cost OF living, an average
salary OF $3.50 year paid to minister of the gospel Is
an Injustice inflicted upon scandal forced upon the
church aud an arront to high hcaven
church member who gives countenance to such
a salary scale should be ashamed TO look his preacher
IN the face ond afraid 10 go to sleep at night
Il stands for tho deliberate and sysematized siarva-
ton Of relsonl
such church member will pay IS day TO his union
brckayer plasterer and plumber and $3.50 day 70 MS
union carpenter painter aud tlnsmih to do material
work FOR him and them with SNUG countenance ana
sanctmonlous SMILE think he is assisting In making MS
peace WlLi bOu ny pa1ihh VA "'N'"c va "-''' -
who has been delegated to save his soul FOR hm-
and expect to set away with iti
Tho Delmarvia Peninsula Is studded With pastoral
residences In which this poTn!cous system II casting us
bish no. only upon tho preachers but also upon ther
wives and children all OF whom must put on good front
and keep smiling Notwithstanding Tho wolf OF penuFS
is bowling at tho door twcnty-four hours day
Saving souls on q s26Os-day basis is heertbreeRins
work. Made all tho dnloult by tho mean and shr'-
eodup nature OF the soul that seeking such cheapohn
salvetlon
Evening journal., 1920-01-07
SEEK PRESBYTERY'S
CONSENT TO COMBINE

The proposal to consolidate the First
and the Central Presbyterian Churches
Of this city may be laid before the reg
ular meeting OF the Presbytory Of New
Castle next week at Dover.
The minor differences IN the propo-
sails as submitted to the congregations
Of the two churches, Il was understood
this afternoon, have been adjusted, and
only require the formal affirmation Of
the Presbytery to become effective and
binding. The assent OF the Presbytery,
II is expected, will be given without
opposition.
Exactly whether the proposal VIII be
laid b fore the Presbytery next week,
or would be withheld until later when
a special session Of the presbylery
would be asked FOR, members of the
trustees of the churches in question
declined today to say. They agreed,
however, that insofar as the PROPOSE
tion concerned the churches lndivld
ually there was no obstacl 20 prevent
such presentation at the regular ses-
sion.
Evening journal., 1920-01-07

"Wo1l give the teachers n holiday,
want TO be teacher or won't play"
shouted Cho Cho, lho health clown to
tho laughing applaudins pupils that
crowded the assembly room at No. q
School this afternoon. Those who had
sold The most Christmas seals were od-
mittod. as there was not room enough
for the whole school.
Tho famous clown, who Is here under
Red Cross auspices. camo in with
whoops. jinglins bells and a big bas-
kct ful OF vegetables. lie ,0ld the cn,!-
drcn he made them laugh 10 find out
who had pearls and who had coffee
beans for tcclh Then ne acted ont
vivid portrayal of the tOothache that
foiioWs a scarcity Of tooth-brushing
"pa and ma when lhoy WIZ small.
brushed their teeth this way" making
sido strokes, but that alnt stylish
now DO 20 this way" making up and
down strokes
who drank milk this mornirg2 Fine!
MIX hardens bones. Coffee and tea
make soll bones p shouted Cho Cho.
"Who drank Cocoa? Who drank
wator2 This number Of m'lk-drnkers
VIII please my friends, The CONS .'
shouted the Gown, moolng until the pu-
pills yelled with glee.
Cho-Cho hauled o big cabbage out
Of his basket saying:
Good for boys and girls, but not raw.
Onions are good, too, but it's not polite
90 eat raw onions and then come 20
schOolw Other healthful vegetables
followed apples and oranges nurnbsr-
ing the greatest number Of eaters
among No q pupils.
You bunch back there. don't be
afraid 10 laugh. When there's fun
going on, l always say 10 take two
tickets" grlnned ChO-Cho.
who eats spinach ?" he continued.
Now | know the secret. All these
girls with beautiful compilations eat
spinach. They won't have TO go 10 a
drug store for rosy cheeks when they
grow 20 be young aides"
IL don't believe he eats It," whis-
pe-ed a small girl looking at the clowns
VII te-chalked cheeks
Cho Gao went on interspersipg
Evening journal., 1920-01-07
SEE NEW ERA IN EDUCATION,

~ ELAwARE COLLEGE Is out FOR funds which VIII
- enable Il 20 improve It's plant and to pay better
salaries 10 SIS professors and teachers
Part OF lha. moneYs Rlrs1IS ls n-hsad aud P2Ft OF
tho salary increases already lave been made
More Will follow, because the college now has
progressive policy that appeals TO believers In higher
education for the youth Of our stated
Il Is not unlikely that within short time lho col!ese
viii make an appeal for endowment fund OF s3OeVOo
Tho tentative plan FOR the endowment, and us application
has been framed by Arthur q. Wilkinson. Busl-
ness Administrator for the College, and approved by
DR.. samuel Chles Mitchell, It's president
That plan already has been ptnted In fun and ID
oGlclal form in news columns
In connection Syhs this proposed endowment II is
not amss to cal! the attention Of Dclawareans to the
fac, that the lavish gf OF s500OoO0O which John D.
Rockefeller made recent" TO Increase the salaries OF
teachers and professors marks a new era IN IiisheT
education In America the concCnsus OF opinion aInoas
nine OF the countrys leading college presidents In re-
sponse TO a query issued by the Harvard Endowment
Fund Nine statements were received from Harvard
Yale Princeton Leland Stanford Jrr tho University OF
Virginia Smith, Bryn Mawr and Vassar, as well as from
Charles w. ElfoE prssden 'emsrltns or narvan and
pr6minent throughout agis world edueator4t
Dr. Ellors statement deals generally with Mr.. RocAe-
feers manner Of devotns his fortune to the public veal
"He has selected" he said as his objects for endow
ment the best philanthropic movements Of the day
education Of all grades medical research, health and
community sanitation Thus he has given the best eX-
ample so far wisdom and resoue goodwill in applying
private wealth 20 public uses"
Mr. Rockefeuer's gift, coming at time when there
is a country-vde to increase the endowments
OF number OF or eadiRg colleges and universities is
regarded as stimulus to those carrying On these cam
pagns and a general hint TO the public to do its part
toward maintaining the institutions Of higher learning
Of the land.
College endowment fund campaigns now under way
In the United States plan 10 raise enough money TO per-
mil 80 per cent increase in the salaries Of professors
This win additional yearly expenditure OF
s669iisi and will require endowment fund OF siSi'-
ss342O Invested at per cent Adding to this an out
standing debt on American colleges and universities OF
s625s5iO the total needs Of 255 Of tho couns leading
colleges and universities apoun. to sli0i4is30.
Mr. Rockefeiiers gft Of s5OOOOooO will supply about
one-hird OF the amount needed for The increasing Of
salaries
Whether Delaware College will get any substantial
part Of t is open question
Evening journal., 1920-01-07

In England women are now eligible as magistrates
IN America married women have long exercised all Of
magistrates functions
Evening journal., 1920-01-07

TrozEys idea Of using Chinese troops against Poland
seems to US rather yellow.
Evening journal., 1920-01-07
With the Photographers

cold winter is just ahead Of us and old John Ruddy
hasn't laid away anything for the future but liquor
-Arkansaw Thomas Cat.
Hog killing will soon be at its height In this section
and There arr many line p2rkers TO be converted into
hams sausage and lard by those fortunate to possess
Them Then it will follow the period Of Indigestion Oh
boy North Castle sun.
Al Altoona Pa. on December five employees OF the
pennsyvana Railroad arrested by railroad police
ocers and arragned before magistrate who nad them
each si-merely the amount OF costs in the case-for
walking on the tracks These employees OF the road, TAX
ing short cut from their work TO their homes crossed
ihe wards al the eastern end in violation OF well
rule The magistrate rcprimanded the for thus need
lessly exposing themselves TO being struck by trains.
Railway Age.
Evening journal., 1920-01-07
FROM 5000 TO $685. WITH A s95s AVERAGE

OUR MAIL today found the following letter from
DR.. Robert Watt superintendent OF the Wilmington
district Of the Wilmington Methodist Episcopal Con-
terence:
air. George Carter Editor Evening Journal:
Ny dear Mr.. Carter-PeTmit me- as member OF the
greatest brotherhood earh the brotherhood OF the
Ministry, TO thank you for your recent editorial con-
teTnng the small and insufficient stipends received by
the average minister. There IS need for Improvement
IN this direction while the cost Of living has advanced
tremendously there has been except in rare instances
90 corresponding raise in the salaries Of minister's
The following exhibit taken from the annual year
~ook Of the Wilmington Conference viii be Of interest,"
The lowest salary paid TO any member OF the Con-
ference $780, the highest 5000 These salaries are cash
there furnished parsonages IN addition The average
cash salary. including supplies. IS $3.50
II should be borne In mind that there are ministers
70 the conference whose stipend is low $500 who
}ave to maintain auto in order property 10 care for
s~zx7y
Evening journal., 1920-01-07
GEMS OF THOUGHT

If you are doing wen enough you arc not doing very
we'll
It's all in the point Of view-if it's your point Of
view.
-:
Love is said to be blind because it see its
finish.
:-.-:-.
Give ear 70 the wash woman well as your social
partner,
Evening journal., 1920-01-07

health suggestions with comic stunts
that kept tho children in gales OF
Laughter and Will make them remem'
Der what he sa!u as long as they live
He talked later at No 2 School.
Tho reporter had 10 leave half way
through Tue talk 10 get this article N
to6ays paper. but Il was mighty hard
TO tear away
Evening journal., 1920-01-07
hCcusrp OF THErT or SIMS.

On a charge OF larceny Of iO2 skins
valued at about 5000 from the Blumen-
thai Company, Fred Morone was held In
$1,000 ball for court by Judge Hastings
in Municipal Court this morning
Officer Skepsd testified that when he
arrested Morone on the Monday prior
10 Christmas. Fred flrst told him that
ne was moving, but later said that he
had taken The skins from the steam
room OF the Morocco factory. lie was
by James Salisbury.
Evening journal., 1920-01-07
STORE CHANGES OWNERSHIP.

The Household Store. No. COS King
street, has purchased the entire stock
Of the Wilmington Variety Store, No.
5l3 King street, and previous to remov-
ng any stock, is conducting a half
price sale.
Evening journal., 1920-01-07

Concerning those who advocate two years more of
government operation Of the railroads, it may well be
said mat they do not know when they had enough
Evening journal., 1920-01-07
A Business AS
An Inheritance

II - = - - -
| Men who devote their lives
to creating a successful busi-
ness, neglecting meanwhile
TO create also an estate sep
arate therefrom, often go
out of the world leaving an
inheritance of doubtful value
to their families.
There may not be heirs
qualified to succeed in the
management; without its
founder or moving spirit the
success of the business may
wane; successors in control
may not prove capable; obli-
cations may exist which will
strain the finances. IF deSir-
able for the estate to sell out,
it may be difficult to find a
buyer.
A "going business" then,
does not always prove the
best kind of an inheritance.
But an independent estate,
such as you may create or
enlarge under the Equitable
Trust Plan," can be trans
mitted to heirs and continued
for their benefit indefinitely.
1t will be as good an asset
after your death as while you
live.
Investigate this admirable
plan. Come in and talk to
our Trust officer about it.
Read our booklet, which de-
scribes it fully.
Equitable Trust Co.,
N. w. Cor. Ninth and
Market Streets
Wilmington, Delaware,
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-05-30
NORTHAMPTON COUNTY To.
BUILD MODERN HIGHWAY
May Issue Million or More o.
Bonds to Construct Main
Artery.

Citizens OF Northampton County
are seriously considering a bond Is
sue Of ,1.0O0,oO0 or si.250.00o TO be
used In constructing Il modern high
way from Cape Charles north through
the county.
Tho matter was discussed from
every angle at Eastville Thursday.
when members of the State Highway
Commission. state Highway Com
missioner George l.. Coleman and
citizens of the county held con-
terence.
northampton and Accomac." Mr..
Coleman declared yesterday, upon re-
turning 10 his office. ARE among the
Invest. most progressive counties OF
the state. Prosperity Is i'll evidence
throughout this section. They have
one or the finest potato crops !mag-
Unable and forget just how many
rawbcrrlcs were handled at one
small station the other day. but the
amount IL almost belicvable."
Money raised in the way proposed
In Northampton would be turned over
to the State, under the new statute
would be applied to the purpose for
which II was intended, and would be
paid back to the county by tho
State in such manner as prcscrib-
cd by the Legislature.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-05-30
CURING SPEECH DEFECT
OF WOUNDED SOLDIERS
interesting Case of Private Who
Completely Lost Power to Talk
After UNDERGOING Opcration.

WASHINGTON. May 2o..-Among
the thousands OF men disabled in the
world war, thsre are about 200 prnc-
ucaliy totally deaf. and 100 with
speech defects caused by wounds in
Jaw. neck or throat. The majority
OF these men. while still In army hos
pitals. received lip.reading and
speech training. They are now TAX
ing vocational training under the
cation.
Soldiers and sailors who did not
receive Instruction in lip-reading and
lessons for the correction OF speech
uelecls are now In training under the
ssupervtsion OF special agent Of the
Federal board.
One OF tho most interesting speech
DEFECT cases is that OF Private Henry
d. hoopman. who. az q result OF an
%hat tIa a .St es mo
tor and scnsory aphas!a." In every
day language. he could neither speak
nor understand speech: His hospital
ton. Koopman spoke English with
out an accent. After his operation
ne could utter few German phrases.
locate the parts Of his body.
"Show me your arm." would say his
teacher.
around him.
koorman's training was started n;
L. $. Army General Hospital No. II,
at Cape Nay. =. j.. under an expert
teacher. Mis- May l.. Thornton.
At tho end OF two days the pupil
could count 10 four. In one week he
conld do simple addition. At tho end
Of two weeks he knew three parts Of
this body and could speak one CON
nectcd 6entence I'm English. a, this
,inc, no began loft-hand writing TO
develop the speech centers on the
right eide Of his brain. In five
months time he. could write with
both hands, read simple sentences.
write "A short letter. and his speech
was broken but intelll.lblc. More
over. he revealed himself as n re-
markablc card player and beast!-
fui lancet.
Mr. Koopman Is discharged from
the army and receiving treatment at
4. Ner York Public Health Service
hospital. The Federal Bonrd for Vo-
cationni Education has arranged TINT
NIX speech training 20 on under tho
same teacher with whom he started
~ Cape May. Miss Thornton now re-
ports tina, DC can talk twenty min
uicS without stopping.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-05-30
The Dark Scene

Then the big stun of the reci,...
Miss Case began singing with the phono-
graph. At a certain stanza the house wa,
suddenly darkened. The song wen, on.
| was shooting my ears out like periscope.
to detect the second when she would stop.
| was sure | got it. Then she seemed to
be back again. The food of light, came
on,-bus no Anna! Only the phono-
graph singing away.
II was quite wonderful, and the audience
aPPlauded and laughed. Two girl, behind
me said 'Goosraciou,'."
Read what the New York papers say.
''The twin-ship between Miss Cases sing
ing, and the reproduction thereof, proved
so close as to be often indi.tinsui,hable. ("
New York Globe
when the light, were lowered, i, wa,
impossible to tell when i, was Anna Case.
and when i, was only her voice tina, was
singing. New York Evening Sun.
"The voice in the fluffy pink draperies and
the voice in the mahogany box seemed one
and thesame. "--N.wYork Evening Mail.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-05-30
SULTAN DESERTS HAREM
BECAUSE OF HIGH COSTS
Morocco tuicr Tires Of Trying to
Make Royal Income and NSlfeiy
Demands Meet.

IBy ChIvcrsal Scrvlc".1
PARIS. May 29.--Finding the con-
tugal cost OF living too high. the ex-
Sultan Moulia Hand OF Morocco has
sent AS a present to Sultan Moulai-
fpussef his entire haren. numbering
$50 beautiful. lithesomc. obcdient and
otherwise perfect wives.
Tho problem of how TO make his
royal income keep pace with his
harcIn Is reported TO be worrying the
new Sultan considerably.
Meanwhile Paris journals are ac-
claiming Moulia- Ilafid as the most
divorced man in the world
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-05-30
VIII signal Mrs During Ausurt.
fBy Universal service1

10y UnIvcrs1i ServICel
STAMFORD. CONN. May 29--pro-
lessor David Todd said today that lie
"ili make an effort In an nirplane to
catch signals from Mars during Au-
gust. when that planet will be only
100000 miles from the earth. II
Will not be 80 near again for 500
years. Professor Todi viii be in Il
plane driven by Major II. W. schroe-
der, holder Of the worlds altitude
record.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-05-30
May u,,n.,n,. Soldier ,n,u,,nc.

Regardless OF how IOnE cx-s.rvicc
men have allowed their Insurance to
lapse. IL may now be renewed by
payment OF two months premiums
before July ], according TO "A special
ruling which has aust been made
public. The time limit set not long
ago was FOR June 81. but it has been
extended another month. Dispatches
state that 1929 applications for
reinstatement Of insurance, aggregat-
Ing more than 100000 have been re-
cciyci nt Washington. and that more
probably viii he made this month
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-05-30

Epworth League of the church will
Ter lis missionary to Africa from the
Southern Baptist Church. He was "a
chaplain In tho United States army.
serving overseas In the world war,
Wnere no received government CT
tation for distinguished service. He
enlisted as private In the Three
hundred and Fourteenth Machine
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-05-30
DURHAM HOSIERY MILL
GRANTS SALARY INCREASE
Congress of Compnny's Industrial
brmocracy Government PASSES
Bill Approved by President.
lily AssUcluted Pres

DURHAM. N g.. May 2e--rhe
Durham Hosiery Mills. by action OF
The congress or the companys indus
granted Il salary Increase 10 more
than 5000 employees, IL was an
nounced tonight. The bill for an in
crease In wages was carried through
the customary channels and was not
vetoed by President J. :. Carr. Jr.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-05-30
GROWS
HAIR

Your scalp grows luxurisnt hair fast
when you treat 1t with ScrEcants
Mango Medicine. Stops Dandruff. Itch
ing. Falling Hair. "SerGcant's."
writes Maurice II. BlumberR. lis very
effective in hair and scalp troubles.
1t leaves the hair soft" CSC.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-05-30

terday. Specifications filed with tho
application indicate that the struc-
ture VIII he not only unique In archi-
lecture. but will be made to fit in the
curved space at the site Indicated
building viii be AZ by los feet Lind
ner &c Rowlett are tho associate
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-05-30

VIII Build Sunday school Annex.
Application for permit to erect a
two-story brick and stone Sunday
school annex TO ST. Johns Evangeli-
cal Church. at Franklin and Lom-
hardy Streets. to cost 100000. was
hled with tho Building Inspector yes
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-05-30
XANTHZNE

Gives the rcsults-and satisfaction.
Absolutely stops all scalp troubles.
prevents dandrun. promotes growth.
and restores gray and faded hair to
it's own natural color. Not dye.
Marvellous in It's effects. At all drug
gistS.-Ady,
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-05-30
E,-ahnpInIn Mt Lnurr, st,crt

Rev. George w Sadler. Of thc
Richmond College faculty. viii preach
IN Laurel Street Methodist Church 20
night at o'clock. The Scnio!
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1920-10-27

FOR SALE BY OwNER--5 room
modern house 0 blocks from post
office. Box A. b. G. Herald. $780,
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vice, phone l24-J. Open and closed
cars. 27-2
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1920-10-27

matched to fight for the heavy
weight championship Of the world at
some date to be fixed between Feb
rusry I and July Is. next.
Tho bout 10 TO bs from 10 to Is
rounds. Z
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1920-10-27

Thomas Jefferson and john Quincy
Adams were elected to tho presidency
by the house Of Representatives.
neither having a majority OF elcc-
toraI votes,
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room for gentleman. use OF phone
and bath, 1859 Lincoln st. Phone
STR. 27-2s
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Dempsey Matched =,
With Frenchmdn

NEW YORK. Oct. 27.-Jaek Dcmp.
soy and Georges Carpcnticr are
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1920-10-27
NEW TODAY

WANTED Trucks to haul lumber,
two mile haul. White Pine Lumber
Co. Box zee, city. 27-28