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Marble Hill press., 1920-12-02
DON RICARDO RuET.

John stuart wshsisf m'nlhg en-
ginsrF boards train " psath
Valley. California, or tla Nay bA,A
O. civilization after airsnihs 10
tta1 81 ils looks liss a hobo Then
fs srsFHss DISTRESSED tA1y, Nhe
r5akss Nis heart HNF over lie
eliminates tho aftrHi'Hs man she
I. ps,rFss Wurs lH Denver hs 10
offered it.,eAsNssf 500 ~
capitalist friend. Efwafi ir'
rome Ito receives dsla - letter
from MS nN,H particular Taa hllN
nsarR asking hin g. finance
ssls r4iniBs prHf siilhn lH central
America and 80 nf'N Hfiy Win
hinl nr th~ pFaHis So 10 starts
far sahraHfs Jerome gass Win
tahr ta tfr depot THEY meet ihs
distressed iady 40 her Waf % ihr
sane train John tells Jerome %"
Nh6fs story Jerome secretly sees
The sfFt a~VFfrs her o. ." " she
tnaa rs john - take fis iHb inside
% rfrstV aays The E3ri accepts
TIE enc n0s shifts - HusuANsnz
tlira 2abraHfr where Usafy has
existed for fNa months on credit
extended bs Mother jerks. keeper
% hotel an1 AFamsh'p. DOLORES
ratl,s Henrietta wNslns Mother
Jsrks thaf shs is on her way -
visit bsf Mother jerks has been
educating Dolores Whn is ths
aausfFsr ~ former President Rley
o' sttrar'e. dss,Hss8 and executed
~ President SarFps Mother jerks
doesn't want Dolores 80 ani out
che ts No longer respectable 80
NUfN meets tho steamer ans tries
20 turn ths Eifi hack H4t DOLORES
lands and saluiss Mother jerks -
Mother" HIllY promptly falls IN
love With Dolores Webster IN
New orleans secures = EtAterooti
on Ia EstrsliitA BY buying a tieksi
for mythical valet Andrew
R6vsr." IN Ssw orleans Webster
saves young man from assassi-
nation on the steamer he Ants
the uyihirRl valet IN his statsroou
lie accepts "How~rs' on trust.
without learning his Identity At
Huenayentura he assists the valet
20 land lie Hnis R.liy in love
with Dolores. and ike the good
scout he IL bids farewell 70 his ro-
| nance Dolores Hs'ouishss him.
i Don Juan Cateiero tells him Of =
Il plot TO Kill him Hilly leaves on
business and Webster falls more
deeply in love.
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would pain terribly u ! stspped on =
eurb-stsne. One day one Of yOar book.
lets vas thrown In The yard and rssd
every word In L. There were % many
who had been he'ped By your medlein.
that wanted 90 III u and NJ hysosna
went 20 town ard ct me- : essu@ ~
se~med as though ] felt relief sftss N:
seconi dee, - kept On untn hss
taken Eve bottles and hy hat tin,s J
vas As well as | could wixh. Ahous |.
year later I gave birth 10 Ten eCand
boy, and have bad two more ehndr.c
snse Ard my health has hecn hne. u
| ever have truuhle of any hind J an
gong 60 take yuur rneiscsne Zoe ! gvs
Il al tss praise foe nv sced health.
1 always recomnsni your rnssilcins
~hensv~s car. Mira Iva J. aHAf.
Carnstt kansAA
Marble Hill press., 1920-12-02
CHAPTER II.

For fully an hour after retiring
John Stuart Webster slept the deep,
untroubled sleep Of healthy unvor'
rled man: then one Of the many
species of "jigger" which flourish Just
north and south Of the equator crawl
ID into bed with him and promptly
proceeded 10 establish its eommissary
on the Inner flank Of the weosterian
thigh. where the skin IL thin aud the
blood close TO the surface. As con
sequence. Mr.. Webster awoke sud
denly. obliterated the intruder and
got out OF bed for the purpose OF
amounting the injured spot with
aleohol-whIch being done. an active
search of the bed resulted In the dis
covery Of three more jiggers and the
enyelopment OF John Stuart websters
soul in the fogs of apprehension.
"-Ts an evil land. filled with trou.
ble" he unused as he lighted a
cixaret 81 wish Bill we're here 10
advise me. He ought TO he able TO
straighten this deal out and assure
the higher-ups that I'm not butting In
on their political affairs But Bits
up-country and here I am under sur
xeIlIance and unable to leave the
hotel TO talk II over with Andrew
Rowers. the only other white expert
I know of In town. And by the way
they're after Andrew, tool wonder
what for"
He smoked two cigarets, the while
he pondered the various visible as
nacts OF this dark mess In which hi
found himself fiounderIng. And fin
aIlv he arrived at decision. "Thest
chaps aren't thorough" Webster de
cideo. They'll see me safely to bet
and pick me up again In the mornin'
so I'll take a chance that the coas
is clear. slip out now and talk IL owe
with Andrew"
He looked at his watch-eleven
thirty. Hurriedly he dressed. strappt'
on his automatic pistol. dragged M
bed noiselessly to the open window
and tied to the bed.leg the rope n
used to lash his trunk; then he iow
cred himself out the window. In
length Of rope permitted him to az
scend within few feet of the grounf
Webster made his way to the stree
unnoticed and ten minutes later NJ
peared before the entrance of I'll Bue
; Amigo Just as Mother jerks was bai
ring II for the night.
II am Mr.. Webster" he announced
/ MIR. Geary's friend from the Unite
, States"
Mother jerks, having heard or hin
: was Of course profoundly fustered
: meet this toff who so carelessly wire
his dowa-and-out friends pesos orc
! lots Of thousand. Cordially she u
r vited him within to stow peg OF M
: best. which invitation MIR. Webstt
$ promptly accepted.
, "To your beautiful eyes," Webst'
1 toasted her. "And now would 20
, mind leading me to the quarters
: Biliy,s friend MFR. Bowersf'
She shuffied away. to return pre-
\ entity with the news that Mr.. Bowel
was In his room and would be d
? lighted to receive Mr.. Webster. Mot
. ar jerks led Webster 70 The doo
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-Mummy. Tm ccta 60 give Aun1is
Maud my SPADE ani fail.~
-wbatrvsr for. wtllisr
$50 that shs csa kiek o.
KID uY
-Y~. pAday ssii - shoasd ha's
. A., "a, mSoey n orly asutis weais
MIA the hurkei ~-- TT tuts
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HALLS CATkRRu MEDICINE ~
a. -sst ws slslm Zee u~eafs NstAfrs y
a.. 49,. rausss ~ gatssVh We - 1@$
slafrss te rufs snF vsh*F s.ss.ss =.
HALLS CkTAt1ttft aNttAt tNh
ttssasA tsken fHtsfnA&fss saA sE8 thfs@e.
~. Ae-s-A af-am the nauaeszs FsFtses =
tas sYssssn- Tres Fs&ar3ns TIE tsfse@
49, a.. f~stnstns uafx@sl ess&fsAeAA
Al DFusutss Ctfvussfs ffs@
r y. CA<1sT Ca. Isaeses S@=@
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A&tNtI~
breakdown follow.
ing the birth Of my
ldest child. l got
up too soon which
caused srrious fe
male trcuble. ! vas
% weIk that ] vas
not al 10 20 be on my
feet but very little
and could not DO my
hous vwk a all I
bad q bad pain IN my
left aide and u
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why doesa't y"ar husband 'ass
dny - nos and ihsn
-tic ~urks ia The we~'hTf hnr~aa
r~otle caa1 D. vitheai weather
Iudge
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tn you kna~ saythias shcsi 60
p@FtoT
-uh. yes: we ~s~s estestaia~d hr
hls family shsn ue ~vsv usvetinx n
spaih.-
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Sobraptean's guard; then Websters
right hand closed around the officers
collar. "Come to me thou lnsoient
little one," he crooned, and jerked his
sssailant toward him. gathered him
up In his arms, carried him, kicking
and screaming with futile rage. out
into the patio and soused him In the
fountain.
.Now then. spitAre. that will cool
Marble Hill press., 1920-12-02

Locktaw - : panishsaeot for 30
pie who live at seytsles ~eald ee TIE
prus~r thing
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4 letter
FOR WOMEN
pt,, q ws.aa wksss Ssrisss u
ssss Was Ovsres.s by Lydia Z.
PinkAan's Vegetable CospswA.

c.rne,,. Km-.1 lrst took Lydia Z
Vegetable Compound for .
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ThirtyRunningSore

Rsmsmhsr. I ssard h&rs Of every eoI
uuryhasw rrtc~ gN GENITAL m fxtsfsoM's
utnsm~nt Acssnt do all siaisa-
l guarantee N for sTxwuz., oad scfeA
sunnanx scr~@. salt rnsaEn uAcsFse sNFs
nIppses hsokea breasts. strhtn9 sktn. sxfn
dss~Ms~w halud ht.~sisa9 and ttrhtnK pfies
~ well On for ehatnx. burma scaAdss c1tAs
hgslts~s and suahuxn4
III had ~ running sofes on my ~ fuf
Ausputasicn was advised Kktn xrafttn9
VA. tried l was cured hy umanF Pster-
eon's Osntment."-~Ar " u. hnat. -
ssr~ fslied hy Pst&rscn Ointmsnt Co. Bnf.
faln, N. Y.
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rxnrnine carefully every h-sstie %
CASTuRiA. that famous esd rssn~u
fos Infants and ehlldrwn- and s~s ths'u
sl.s:'.,. Ss:'. .. .tZ1NZzz1s.
In Tee FOE Over ~ Years
ChiIdvn Cry for fle;ehsr's Cassoris
Marble Hill press., 1920-12-02
Pull your hardware. yes
pretty pair Of polscatsr
GRO BE CONTINUED,


One instance.
The ofsce should seek the man"
sIt does In the case cf ths vs.
prssidsncy..
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1920-02-25
AT THE PALACE TONIGHT

Ethel Clayton's new picture More
Deadly Than The Male" is said 10
have all the earmarks Of grim melo-
drama until just before the finale
when a few revolutions turn it abrupt
ly into a delightful comedy drama.
The central figure is capable. high
spirited girl in love with wealthy
clubman who is used TO searching in
queer corners of the globe for excite
ment and adventure. When she urges
him to settle down to useful occupa-
ton. he retorts that there is no thrills
IN modern civilization. Whereupon
she sets out to prove him mistaken.
All sorts of hair-raising incidents in
a mountain camp follow The conser-
vatory has been transformed into an
African jungle, he fights fatal duel
with the girls supposed husband, a
dam bursts with nearly disastrous re-
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1920-02-25
To Give
Silver Tea

Mrs. William b. Gardiner will give
a Silver tea" for the Presbyterian
Church tomorrow evening at $50 at
her residence, Southgate avenue, MUIR
ray Hill. Supper will be served, a
social evening enjoyed. and a silver
offering received for the church work.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1920-02-25

suits and finally there is a rip-snorf-
Ing setto with he harbor police. 81 the
end Of which the harrassed hero IS
brought TO. informed Of the real state
OF aHairs, and agrees 10 stay close 10
the family fireside thereafter
This story was adapted from noyei-
lette appearing in popular fiction
magazine recently, More Deadly
Than The Male viii be the attraction
at the Palace theatre tonight Il is a
Paramount Aircraft picture directed
BY Robers c, Vignola
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1920-02-25
Flying Club
To Give Ball

Friday Of Easter week. April 3. has
been selected for the ball TO be given
under the auspices OF the American
Flying Club. The affair will be held
at the Belvedere Hotel. Baltimore. and
will be one OF the most brilliant events
Of the spring season Mr. Townsend
Scott, Jr.. is chairman
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1920-02-25
10 Give
Oyster supper

Ladies Of the congregation OF East
port Methodist Episcopal Church will
give an oyster supper next Wednesday
and Thursday evenings, March and
!. in the lower rooms OF the church
They promise an appetizing menu and
excellent service.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1920-02-25

Mrs. Zihlman, wife OF Congressman
Zilhman. who came over from Wash
ington to attend the ball given by the
General Assembly at the State arm
DRY. and has been sick at Carvel Hall,
suffering from bad cold. has suffi-
GENTLY recovered 10 return to Wash
ington.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1920-02-25

Miss Helen Douw left today for Bal
timore TO be the guest sOf Mrs Philip
Sydney Morgan. whose summer home
is at Wardour. but who lives in Balti-
more in winter. Miss Douw Will at
tend the banquet tonight as the guest
OF Mr.. and Mrs. Morgan, at the South
ern Hotel. given by the Kiwanis Club.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1920-02-25
''CoIts" May Give
Another Ball

There is a rumor about town that
the Colts" of the General Assembly
may give another ball before the close
of the session. No accurate informa-
ton could be obtained today in con-
firmatin OF this rumor, but ii is said
great pressure is being brought TO
bear for a repetition of the successful
social function held recently in the
State armory.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1920-02-25
Receiving
Congratulations

Major William Alexander. L S. A.
and Mrs. Alexander are receiving CON
gratulations on the birth of son at
their home in Chicago. Mrs. Alex
ander was. before her marriage, Miss
Rachel Claude, OF this city, daughter
Of Doctor and Mrs. Gordon H. Claude.
The birth of the new baby in the Alex
ander family puts the nose OF his little
sister, Gordon, out OF joint.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1920-02-25
flul.g MRS. EMMA ABBOTT GAGE
Attended
"frHts Banquet

Attended
"Frat' Banquet
MISS Anna Catherine Redmond.
daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Red
mond, Madison street, who was the
weekend guest of Miss Mary McKin-
sey, daughter OF Folger McKinsey, the
Bentztown Bard" OF the Baltimore
sun, Robinson's, this county, attended
the fraternity banquet on Monday
night in Baltimore at Goucher College.
OF the frat to which Miss McKinsey
and Miss Redmond belong
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1920-02-25
Motoring
Through Florida

Mrs. Barney Berman. of Annapolis,
left Thursday for Jacksonville, Fla. to
join her husband From there they
will motor through Florida for several
weeks, and will spend some TIME at
St Augustine, Palm Beach and Miami
They Will then take the steamer from
Key West to Havana, Cuba, for few
days stay
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1920-02-25

According TO ]. H. Thomas. general
secretary OF Engiand's National Union
of Railway Men. British workmen
must work a fourth harder than they
did before the war. the French twice
as hard and the Germans eighteen
times harder.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1920-02-25
Entertained
At Luncheon

Mrs Thales Boyd wife Of Lieut.
Commander Boyd. L S ~, entertain
ed al beautifully appointed luncheon
on Monday at her apartments in the
"Navarre. Prince George street
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1920-02-25

MIR. and Mrs. Allen Martin and chill
dren are visiting the Rev and Mrs
Emmett r. Spencer. at the parsonage
of Maryland Avenue Methodist Epis-
copal Church. Prince George street.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1920-02-25
Entertained
At cards

Mrs. Kelly. wife of Commander
Herndon Kelly, L. S. y. was hostess
at large card party at her home on
Murray Hin on Friday afternoon The
appointments were very attractive and
the prizes beautiful
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1920-02-25

Miss Claire. of New York. sister OF
the Rev Father Claire. formerly OF ST.
MaTys Parish, this city. is the house
guest of Miss Claire Martin. Prince
George street.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1920-02-25

Miss Dulaney Claude. daughter OF
Doctor and Mrs Gordon Claude, who
has been on an extended visit TO her
brotherin-law and sister, Major and
Mrs. William Alexander. al Chicago,
has returned home.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1920-02-25

Mr. and Mrs. Jeffreys. OF Washing
ton. have been spending a few days
with Mr. and Mrs J. W Martin. Mrs.
Jelreys' parents.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1920-02-25

Mrs. Giles. of Rochester. y. Y. is
visiting friends here TO be near her
son, Midshipman Giles, Of the Naval
Academy
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1920-02-25
Guests Al The
81 cumberland Arms"

Mr.. and Mrs. William b. Chisolm, OF
Washington, stopped over in Annapo-
lis today and had luncheon at Cum
berland Arms en- route to their
country home on South River.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1920-02-25

William Coe, of New York and
Wyoming, is stopping at Cumberland
Arms"
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1920-02-25

Miss Hartwell of New York. who is
here in the interest of the "Y'' work
is stopping at Cumberland Arms. .
King George street
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1920-02-25

circle supper. given
ucress last night in
lt rooms. Will be re-
Every patron IS warm
the excellent menu
agyice The patrons in
number OF the legisla-
Evening journal., 1920-05-29
InNGMnnn NII.rIINC

Tho annual meeting Of lho proercs-
slNe Friends will be held at Long
wood Chester county. Pa. June q. 3
and q. The program has beer ar
ranged and issued by Miss sara ID.
Chambers, recording clerk. and Percy
Cope. ihe treasurer OF the society.
The speakers FOR Friday VIII Doe the
Roy. Fred Il. Grimm. OF Philadelphia
.nr. Myron Louise Grant. Walter lig-
goth OF North nahOig. Henry j. Glib
hOns. of Philadelphia.
saturdays program VII include adj
dresses hy Francis Fisher Kane. of
Philadelphia: nr. W. E Rcrgharl nu
Bois. OF New York: James H. Maurur
VI Pa, and nr. Samuel Guy lnman.
nr. Norman Thomas. OF New York
viii bo the speaker at ihe SUNDAY
mnrnlng service.
Persons who attend This mcciInl
may obtain board IN konnett Square
| Pa. by communicating with Mis-
| Josephine pCnnock. uf Kennel
/ square There viii DE means OF trans
p0ridlion from Konnou Square d
| Longw0Od.
Evening journal., 1920-05-29
NEW OWNERS OF
CITY REAL ESTATE

Deed for the sale OF property,
French street. corner OF Third street.
Holstein Harvey's Sons, Inc. from
Morton Harvey, ct. al. was registered
IN the onlce OF the City Engineer.
The purchasing price Is si7.d0O
Other sales OF city property record
ed are.
second street, at Walnut street. ,
lots, William NJ. Mcgcar from s. H..
Durstein Company si2.l00.
Second street. 800 and 200 East. 2
lots, Nathan d. Silver from Joseph
GlampiotrO $500,
Jefferson street, west OF Thlrteih
street, John Austin Shcdy from Sarah
Felnberg, $500.
Third street i70i west. Daniel
Owens from Charles n. Brown and
Wardon Lambro. s2000
Stroud street, cOrnOr OF Wright
street Adam Miolalcwsk from An
toni Sowinskl s2iJO
Lincoln street north Of Eighth
street, Savino Cappiele from Davide
Bendlne, si700.
McCabe avenue. rs. Haney Harris
and Samuel Greonbaum from George
b. Miles, $1,000.
Laurel street. 1918. Fred Potter from
Caleb r. Burchenal $1,000.
Fourth street. 30i cast. Rachel Bcr-
ger from Samuel Berger. $1,000
Front street. west OF jefferson street
Maria Lucia Gloffrc from Carmele
Leonardo, S4i00.
Lincoln street, 1872 Willis NJ. Cloud
from James NJ. Mason. 5000.
Van Buren street, north or Syca-
d
Michael ] RObacZewski. S2960
jefferson street 2i02, Agnes B. Gray
from Margaret Miller. 20 al. $1,000.
seventh street. i1i6 west. Salvatore
| ZOli from Louigl DiLeOnardo. 1880.
Washington street. 21iS, Oscar
Welch from Joseph James keely
s6750
In. Ford from Susan G.. NJ. McNary
$1,000
Jefferson street 2iO2. George B
I Miles from Agnes B. Gray. $1,000.
Naudever avenue. west OF Buen'
Vista. John II. Brogger from James l.
Greenfield. $500 ,, ,
/ from Mary a. O'Brien. s3OtO.
Harrison street. north Of Plcasann
| street. Louis Sherby from Benjamin
/ Rosenblatt $3.50
seventh street. west OF Monro
street Ellen Dlneen from Andrew p
MahOney. $500.
Eighth street, iO2 east. Louis Seite.
and lizzie Schutzman from Mary =
] Feaster. .,., ,..f.,.
NcCabo avenue. i26. Gidel Podoish
/ from Uyeman Kanofsky Sl2Oo .,
Union street i06 north John OIL
Evening journal., 1920-05-29
DELAWARE CITY
: TO HONOR DEAD
1920 Memorial Day in Town
to be Remarkable Oc-
casion
JOSIAH MARVEL
TO BE SPEAKER
speciaI lo Nd ENenlng Ionrnsl

Special 90 The Evening Journal.
DELAWARE CITY. Del, May 20
Observance Of Memorial Day IN Della
ware City is to be a memorable event.
Al arrangement are complete and all
thal Is necessary 10 make 30 a SUE
cess is favorable weather. An pdrti-
slpants are requested TO be IN line by
ylo O'Clock STANDARD tlmc.) The
formation OF the parade viii be as
follows
The mayor and City Council. pre-
ceoded by the flag, VIII be followed by
the band and troops from Fort du
POM. Then will follow an automobile
carrying the few remaining veterans
uf the Civil War accompanied by
another car In which Mrs TAYLOR.
widow of Sergeant Taylor. will ride
He was The only casualty Of this
hundred. These machines will have
as a guard Of honor eX-service men
from this locality bearing the SER
vice flag, which contains 90 stars, one
gold one
Next in line will be detachment OF
Hospital Corps, with ambulance from
Fort dupont, Immediately followed
by the Red Cross workers, who so
l0bly acquitted themselves during the
worlds war.
The Boy Scouts will act as advance
guard for the Girls Community Club,
who will Immediately precede the
school children who Will be headed
by the members Of the school board.
The fraternal orders are expected 10
make a crodilable showing, as effori
Is being made 20 have a full turn out.
The automobiles VIII be the ilnal
division. The parade will form at the
..H IHNfaN aNrsfnN NInNmm NnN
-riycr In the formation 0f divisions in
the manner Just described.
Tho band and troops VIII counter
march at the foot OF Clinton street
and halt long enough 90 permit the
mavOr and town Council 10 take posi-
ti0n. when the time of march 90 me
cemetery VIII be taken up, where the
following appropriate ceremonies Will
Music by the band while the child
-ren slrew their flowers on the graves
which will be marked by lags
America" will be sung by the school
.chfldren. accompanied by the band
and lead by Mrs. John Schunder
Invocation. Reading OF Lincoln.
Gettysburg address. A quartet vii
sing '-Tentlng T0night," after which
the Hon. Josiah Marvel VIII deliver
an address.
An will Join in singing THE Stu
-Spanglcd Banner" The usual sslut
viii be nrad. a trumpeter will s0unl
taps and the ceremonies viii DE over
An the business houses and resi-
deuces along the route Of parade wil
Doe decorated From 930 o'clock unit
after the parade leaves the street al
teams and machine owners are aske
90 keep of Clinton street except thOs
fafH fW Nnn rUWInn
Chief Marshall Metzger hopes th
= entire town win Join In the celebration
Evening journal., 1920-05-29
ms nANInsnN Gnrs rn InNnnN

Miss Anna DlNI0sIn 51IIrI I0UlY Tor
London, England. on thn steamship
HaycrfOrd. from Philadelphia After
arriving ln ENGLAND she viii take up
her duties with tho London office of
the DUPONT Company. ON Monday
evening. May "a. the girls OF iho
equipment division, purchasing de-
p9rtmOnt. gave Miss Davidson "a fare
we'll dinner at iho homo OF Miss Lillian
Cross During the evening she was
presented with q beautiful brooch
given her in behalf of the oniirC equip
Evening journal., 1920-05-29
PAGEANT At cnEsrERrOwN.

CHESrERrOWN. Md. May 2l.-unc
OF iho most beautiful and interesting
pageonis ever staged boz Kent county
took place on Washington Collcga
cOmpus yesterday afternoon. The
pageant portrayed some of the most
notable events connected with tho
history Of ChcstertoWn AS contained
Usillon.
Those taking part were Misses NJ.
A. France. Anna strong Florence
DlCaNpr. Anna Wclch aud Louise Sim
pers Lloyd Connolly Robert kcnlon
Harry Srhrclbcr. Walter Robinson
Marion Logg. Irving Brown, Dudley
Everett, Allen Robinson. Robert nar-
rls. Mary Hickman Helen Brown
Anna Cook Coleman and Lillian sheets
Evening journal., 1920-05-29

ELI from Margaret A. Daley. s2i00
Fifth avenue, 2i7. Michael ]. halla-
han from Emma Greonwellts200O.
Union street. i0i north, Michael a.
Caggiauo from Margaret a. Daley.
$500.
Lincoln street. 500. Francisco An
tonic and Irene Angelonc from AM
tonic Ficca, $1,000.
Evening journal., 1920-05-29

This wcll-knoWn man was born in
Washington. ID. e.. May is 1862 For
90 years he was member of ile Demo-
cratic National Commllilc for his
state. he was educated at Davidson
College. University OF North Carolina.
Ohio Wesleyan and Washington and
Lee. His appointment 90 President
Wilson's cabinet was made March D.
1913.
The answer 30 tOdays puzzle will
be given in the next issue.
Evening journal., 1920-05-29

TT Is quite evident that many believe It thepart
of economy to buy Paige Glenbrook even
though there are other fve>passenger cars that
sell for less money.
There is no longer any confusion between true
economy and false economy. The former takes
account of values, while the latter concerns itself
only with cheapness Of price
Such considerations as beauty. comfort and sturdy
dependabihty far outweigh mere difference in
original cost The lasting enjoyment and enduring