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Evening journal., 1920-04-28
WHY BE Dull
and LANGUID
THIS Spring +?
Spring Fever" Is Natural,
But Not Necessary-lts
Due to Sluggish Blood
KEEP FEELING
YOUR HAPPlEST
Purify and Tone Up Your
Blood With That Famous
Tonic, Pepto-Mangan

10 YOU seem unable 10 do any work.
TO concentrate, 10 take any interest In
things, during the wonderful Spring
days. DO YOU feel Just useless and
no account2"
Nothing is really the matter. except
that, as happens every Spring. your
blood Is clogged-it Is sluggisb with
poisons from It's long Winter ngbt
In time. your blood Will probably
adjust itself But mea,lxh ile nson fret
and worry, feol unhappy ac-
compllsh nothing. Why do Il. when
70 is easy 10 clear up your-blOOd by
taking pcnto-Mangan Tor ~a'S while ?
For thirty years doctors have been
Recommending lhis effective and
agreeable tonic 70 purify and huild up
the blood OF rundown, listless people.
Feel your best. Have a fine color.
and spring In your step. Be vigorous,
happy. rcd d-hloodcd Get a bottle Of
pepto-M -Mangan today The nearest
druggist has u, and in either liquid
or tablet form. Just as you prefer,
There's no difference in medicinal
value.
Bui be sure you get the genuine
Gude's pepiO-M -Mangan. Ask for u by
that name "Gude's pepto-Msnesn.
and he sure the full name Is on the
package Advertisement.
Evening journal., 1920-04-28

sky gladdcns the sight then The sun
disappears below the horizon and the
long night'of six months begins. The
mastery grasp Of the situation and
how to prepare for IL tells ai once
upon the ability Of The leader 0f the
expedition.
The Aurora flashes across the sky.
and The furious gales Of snow laden
winds give way TO all dreams OF color
and the comfortable sleeping bag. Mr.
peary's comprehensive grasp Of what
ever situation he was placed made
him at all times the born leader OF
other men in the most difficult silua-
tl0ns and finally assured him that
success that after centuries OF effort.
We eliminated by placing the
stars and Stripes at the coveted
point beneath the north star.
HE did not seek in favored climes
fame that came with pacing;
The arm0red decks 0f batileships
That rust their sides in watchful wait
ing.
Nor did he seek I'm college halls
/ The lure OF idealistlc learning,
That would fail him when
Against bitter winds over frozen seas
| lie blazed a path through silence
eternal
/ But from the lOwly Eskimo
lie lealricd the subtle cunning;
When home and wife and life itself
Depended on his trusty dog teams run
ninRr
Evening journal., 1920-04-28
With the PdrdgrdPhers

Roy Posdck says the eague.of nations s-a going
eern." It's already gone, Ray-Washlnston Post
II the ssluR Mr., Bryan does not oner Sir Josephus
Daniels his candidate. thereby spkng tho OF the
administration. shall oe suitably smszed.Haryeys
weekly.
The sone system OF postage 4 working In opposition
10 the government In way The government Is spend
ing millions In printing spcechos pamphlets, etc The
agricultural department alone Il spending millions IN
enori to Give Information 10 the public
This Is strange contrast The government by an
excessive postage rate suppressed the spread OF lnlei-
and then "a compelled TO spend o.her millions for
the spread OF ntellgence.-sDe Molnes Capital.
Evening journal., 1920-04-28
If WEAK, THIN
OR NERVOUS
DON'T WORRY
Try The Bitro-Phosphate Health
System-$300 Guarantee

NEW YoRK.--lf you are feeling run
down, weak, nervous, tired In the morn
Ing, and generally nillng. these are the
symptoms that should warn you 70 take
cafe Of your health.
-Four persons In every ten are needing
more ph0sphOrous in tneir bodies. When
you see thin and fretful people; or those
Who are anaemic pale, frail, Oft despon-
dent or lacking IN euergy. you may look
FOR the need Of certain elements that
make for strong constitution.
Some people. after relying upon prep
hrations composed chiefly OF salts, qui-
nine, drastic dtugs, iron. calOmel. cod
liver oil, ETC. wonder why they find no
benefit That is easily explained by the
fact that such persons need the phos-
phoric element, which Is most potent
essential to health, and contained In
BlTRO- PHOSPHATE. the famous health
preparation. Now obtainable Every
where
The right thing for you 10 do is make
a trial OF BITRO- PHOSPHATE begin
ming az once, Il Ia not patent medi-
cine tho formula is prescribed by many
physicians for the ailments and weak
neeeea mentioned above.
With every box OF BITRO-PHOS-
pHATE, are few simple health rules
and a 800 guarantee. Buy box OF
RITRO- O-PHOSPHATE II Is sold and
Recommended by DanfOr,h and all good
druggists everywhere.
Evening journal., 1920-04-28
SUPPRESS THE RoUcnNEcksl

n IMMEDIATE action should be taken by the pennsyl-
,sns railroad officials in charge Of affairs at French
street station in this cty put end to the roughneck
tactics which are being prfcticed by certain Of
eommulers Sho use The afternoon local trains down
the Maryland division
They block the exit from The cars and interfere with
men, women and children leaving The trains; leap on
me steps and try jam their waypasi passengers who
are endesvorlng TO get out and protesting ,ehemenlly
against such interference; nshi among themselves for
places n The dsgracefu rushes indulge in profane
and oscehe language that unn for the Of self
respecting persons.
The roughnecks TO have everything their own
Nay There is no Interference with them The part
OF The station officials The police They rush and
Jam and climb both incoming and outgoing passen-
gers in their unseemy EFFORTS TO get aboard. II mat
not 10 them whether they suoecng delicately
reared ana children sef-respeciing men to
Ne ndigniles Incident TO such train rushes. Regard
less OF everything and everybody they make determined
effort 10 force their way aboard and to shove the
weaker contentious passengers OF the way.
It is time that something be done to put an end to
such dsgraceful conditions even IL be necessary. In
e initial stages Of the nsh between order and dis
and decency and ndecency TO arrest OF The
fngeaders OF the irain-rushng gangs, which made
up Of both whites and Negroes.
Positive action for a few days would put an end
V lhe practice. because the tran-rushers regular
riders and not iransents and the lessons taught them
by the station 0fcials and police would have an effect
reaching far into ihe future.
In past years the Pennsylvania railroad has prided
itself upon The atmosphere Of safety, decency and dig
nifty surrounding It's service Al three Of those elements
are being violated fagranty by existing conditions al
French street station
Evening journal., 1920-04-28
rAsr0nAI. pRopAGANpA

No doubt people would flock TO the
country. II licy over herd the adj
taniak OF farm ne.
Tho country beets The city a mile,
but the urhsniles ~ In ignorance -
ltirnlp their noses and sllo.
For the amOrOus. there are chickens
on every hand, not q few Of them
daisies.
ANY fellow can easily nnd peach,
with tulips at his diHrosal and IL
VIII be easy 10 cultiVator acquain-
lance, but never necessary to thresh-
er.
Furthermore. many shapely limb
viii be clad only in the costume OF
Eden.
Even the cost Of engagements is
considerable, with a iWO-carr0t ring
TO be had for The asking.
And IN mother objects. a man Ougls
Ia be ihp goat II he canlaloupe.
Nor Is there a dear'h OF social lilo,
FOR bawls arc frequent And those
Who delight In movie lhrillers may
witness many narrowing p,rform-
anccs.
The bibulous need not connnc
themselves 10 one swallow. FOR there
5 plenty OF rock and rye. The eOpSc,
However, wood restrain those who
got too noisy.
No doubt the broker viii b. at
home among the lambs. lhe stock
holder viii have frequent opportunity
10 cul melon. Whle the business
man can easily keIp In touch with
currant events
And The flapperl What wonder
ful chances among all those suckers
the poor fish. But let her beware the
rnkes.
Nor need one hesitate on account
OF expense, for even II dollars are
scarce. there are plenty Of seents-to
to say nothing OF the mint.
- -
Thomas Healy, New York reslau-
rant proprietor, arr Sled on a chargl
OF violating the NOist ad laW. Ol
complaint OF The Rev. John Straiton
was released when The minister falet
TO qualify as an expert on Scotch
highbals.
Evening journal., 1920-04-28
cINr rnEM A souARE DEAL.

XxJ ll.NINGTON postal employees have been paid
w adequately notwithstanding their frequent and In
tegenty-expressed appeals for even-handed justice at
the hands OF the Federal Government They among
the hardesl-worked and most poory-paid Of the thou
sands Of intelligent workers in community and cer-
ianly much should done than already has been
done compensate them for their aruous and faithful
service.
The trouble heretofore has been that there has been
entirely much talk and too little practical action in
their behalf The quality Of herserce is deserving OF
better recognition
Evening journal., 1920-04-28
AMERIcANlsM N GEORGIA.

~ ROM the heart Of the Democratic solid South comes
n this vigorous condemnation Of the Wilson manage
ment OF national affairs.
"Thls is and has been for the last six seven years
the unAmerican period since the days Of Benedict
Arnold What we need mostly is 10000 arm orators Of
the stamp OF Patrick Henry and more men Of the courage
OF Israel Putnam and the wisdom OF Washington Monroe
and others too numerous TO mention and swift kick in
the slack part OF the League OF Nallons'
~ H. Wright Of Atlanta, Georgia, who wrote that
sentiment to the Manufacturers Record will be greeted
with applause by millions Of Americans, both North and
South
Evening journal., 1920-04-28

Revision Of The school Code Is now under way. The
legislative commission is approaching its work in busi-
nosske way and the result Of It's deliberations should
be school law that will the best educational in
teress OF The state and, at the same time, meet with
puollc approval. n present plans be adhered to, the
work Of the commissioners will be constructive rather
than destructive little dicuty will be experienced
in having the amendments adopted by the Legislature
when IA recOnvenes-
Evening journal., 1920-04-28

4 man / hate is Julius Blue.
lie does The things / want 10 do,
Tie Knows The folks want TO know,
lie goes where ] can never go,
And though hes far from handsome
yet
Ile gets the girls | want TO get
I'm audience and he l. show.
md that is why | hate him so.
Evening journal., 1920-04-28

Now that the Wilmington harbor plan has been ap-
proved by The United Stsies engineers how long will il
take TO gel under way the big improvement that will
put city on the maps We have had harbor de-
,eopments paper FOR many years that u win be
relief 10 The public TO something OF tangible nature
result from the many years OF persistent agitation.
Evening journal., 1920-04-28
Gems of Thought

Coed n,e-cenl sandwiches may be bought again when
Bryan is elected President.
.-=t-9
Any woman Who has married one of them knows that
bright men make dull husbands
:-:--
Money won't make people respect you nor love you
but Il can take you away from them ~ they don't
Love is the ony thing that viii make man stand for
poorly cooked food and il Won't do Il than week
Evening journal., 1920-04-28
QUIZ ANn M,NpnAconA.

~ UlJA boards In the twentieth century sociable
" piaylhnss with enough OF mystery about them To
give Interest occasional thrill to Dclawareans
and others who use them But how tame they are
compared With things of The Middle Ages.
Take for example the Mandrake or Mandragora' an
innocent little plant with wrnked leaves and thick
isproot which is used sometimes FOR medicine.
In the Middle Ages II thought to be half human
Men said that Il grew bereaih gallows where born
thief or as others say, an innocent youth had been
hanged and that n it pulled from the ground 1t
would shrek and groan SO pcousy that he who heard
Il had TO die
II you had found and wanted TO get IL. you would
go out before sunrise Friday morning, stun your
ears up we'll make The sign Of the cross, loosen the
soil and then tie the mandrake to The tail OF black
dog which you would Tempt forward with bread,
The dog would pull out the mandrake, but its shreks
would XIII him. Then you'd take The mandrake home.
wash u every Friday in wine, dress il in white, and put
II in shrine.
10 would reveal hidden lhinss and tell the future and
make all men your friends and II would double small
coins that YOU left before it, But unless you sold H.
il would remain with you TO death and take you with
IL to hell And Il you did sell IT. the buyer could only
get rid Of II again by selling II at q lower price 50
that any one who bought IT for the lowest coin there
would be certain TO be lost forever.
Just Imagine that all this was true and that YOU
really bought mandrake for cent. How comfortable
you would be- But this is only Of the superstition
which the modern escaped when he pushed aside
the whole Improbable business Of mystery mongcring
and got down TO sober work with common things.
Evening journal., 1920-04-28

We won't get out OF the war With the Presidents con-
sent unless We also ssreo 50 into every that may
hereafter be started anywhere in the rest Of the world
Evening journal., 1920-04-28
ARLE REPRESENTATION.

N ELAWARE VIII be represented aoy In the Central
- Conference OF the Methods; Episcopal Church. which
viii convene IN Des Moncs Iowa. on next Saturday and
be IN session throughout the month Of May.
Important legislation Affecting the future policy OF
tho church will be up for consideration Much Of Il
viii be fundamental In its nature and viii call FOR the
exercise Of the best thought and action OF the deegses
That is especially Of The question of what s 10 oe
the future altitude the church toward popular amusc-
uenls.
The convention Nli brlns together The brightest minds
Of lhe church ana ihe comparison OF views should he
beneacs tho thousands OF congregations which VIII
Be represented the sreat Both the orho-
me LIBERAL wings Of the church viii be brought
face face and the issues between them viii foushl
out frankly and no doubt conciusivcly
Evening journal., 1920-04-28

The Department Of Labor reports that 800 more Reds
have been ordered depored From, December 20 to Apr
warrants issued for 5iii radical aliens but in the
nnal Sitting only 800 have been adiudged dangerous
enough TO put out Of The country. All the others the
Department is glad TO retain desirable residents within
our borders,
Evening journal., 1920-04-28

Ths, New York ssngster who dared the judge 10 gi'
him ten years must be closely related TO The chap VII
tried to,blte piece out OF a buzz saw.
Evening journal., 1920-04-28

Susc1 county report that the outlook bright
Tor big crop Of strawberries this year. After the
experience u last year. the fruit growers .down the
state ar deserving Of full crop Of cseryth they
rro., to the end that they may make good the losses
they suffered as . result Of the heavy storms the
long spells Of weather which Vel-neh ruined many
of Them IA 1919
Evening journal., 1920-04-28
cnnn Mnnki

~ EpORTs suhmtted show that durine the las, year
N ihe Ant-Tubercuosis Society OF Delaware has been
doing good work in combating me white plague They
show that pubic appreciation Of The fact has been
sd pronounced and practical hat the society ends the
year With or sois in the treasury applicable 10
The work Of the current year
II noteworthy fact that Of the szse5is7 expended
by The society during the fiscal JUS closed the state
city and other organizations gave but sioisee The bal
Of The money needed contributed by the public
spirited citizens who recognised what important and
humane work the society : doing through its clinic
Hope Parm and sunnsbrook Farm.
The American people opposed 10 the United STATES
taking any mandate over Armenia other foreign
sountr, What they desire is restoration Of their own
country 10 an sniebeum basis TO the end thai living
here may be easier and better. They are heartily sch
u the aftermath ~ f'
Evening journal., 1920-04-28

Ah calls dal gal by What An prize,
Jes LAX o. Satin. he prize sin
An LaWd. hOw she kin roll dem eyes
T. heah me call huh "quahl ~ gin.
Vance g.. Criss.
Evening journal., 1920-04-28

Government ohncisls predict that clothes will be
cheaper this autumn they probably means that ns
leaves will be falling.
Evening journal., 1920-04-28
EBONy ENDEAHMENT

Ah calls dat l0vln' gal o. mine
4 name Ah knows yoh-all KANT
beat.
Hi ain no common name. yum IN
LAX "iuicy peach" an "sweeli0
sweet
Evening journal., 1920-04-28
New Silks For Spring

Quite a little may be saved on
taking advantage OF these special
Novelty pussy willow lining
SILKS. 10 inches wide, regular $3.50
grade al $500.
32-lnch natural ShanhIng silk,
sl.35 per yard.
Fancy foulard silks, full 10
inches wide $3.50 per yard. Worth
$3.50.
Evening journal., 1920-04-28

You can say one thing about this onc-half Of 1 per
cent stuff It doesn't make man weep about bis
troubles
Evening journal., 1920-04-28

In the old days when there was peace and order It
the land people didn't depend on the ouils board 70
advice.
Evening journal., 1920-04-28

New York nssro says ouila helped him win With tn
bones ouiia is always very influential with bone head
Evening journal., 1920-04-28

Russian hens have been nslonallzed. This does n
however refer 70 abolition OF the marriage ceremony
Evening journal., 1920-04-28

Lloyd George can't understand why England shouD
back up France now The axe ls ground.
Evening journal., 1920-04-28

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Evening journal., 1920-04-28

the slack part OF the League OF Nallons.
n. u. Wright Of Atlanta, Georgia, who wrote that
sentiment to the Manufacturers Record, viii be greeted
with applause by millions Of Americans, both North and
South.
We won't get out OF the with the Presidents con-
sent unless We also ssreo 50 into every war that may
hereafter be started anywhere in The rest Of The world
That New York ssnester who dared the judge 10 give
him ten years must be closely related TO The chap who
tried to.Blte piece out OF a buzz saw.
Government ohnclsls predict that clothes will be
cheaper this autumn. They probably that ns
leaves will be falling.
+ You can say one thing about this onc-haf Of 1 per
cent stun Il doesn't make man weep about his
troubles.
In the old days when there was peace and order in
the land people didn't depend on The ouils board for
advice
New York nssro says ouila helped him win with the
bones oulia always very influential with bone heads
Russian hens have been nsilonsllzed. This does not
however refer 70 abolition or the marriage ceremony
Lloyd George can't understand why England should
back up France now The axe ls ground.
Finland tries to bar the Reds II they get in sh'
bars them in.
Evening journal., 1920-04-28

Finland tries to bar the Reds OUT II they get in st
bars them in.
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THE PUBLIC LIBRARY

THE FIRST OFFICIAL ACT ot the republican city admnsra
tiOn after making appointment, discontinue the
tion for the Cood Library maintained under three
former administrations
The star fails The wisdom justification Of this
There any city important and essential
deyelopeu1 q youth Public Library
Mr. realized this years and because he did he
q number Of years establishing
maintaining public ~
The Tulsa star. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1913-1921, 1920-05-08

Z d. NEELEYS CONFECTIONERY
For TIE Best Grade 0f Ice Cream.
HiEl Grade Czsrs, Tobacco and
>ctt Drinks and ColfecfiOlerieS- 4
Nice Coo Sanitary Place fOr Ladies
Gents sld Children
y. Cincinnati s. Phone O-sss
The Tulsa star. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1913-1921, 1920-05-08

TULSA TOWN making quite record e convention city
I1-, The W. Men held week
t1e physicians zIi pharmacists viii t with and later the
ODD F0ws and the PytLsn> VIII hold their Grand Lodge
he- AL of these bodies afford splendid mediums for
scv~rrs IN Tulsa Let visitors find al boost
and pushing each other and they viii b. their
singing praise OF kfw Tll>4 the best
rhe woTld bar the other fellows
veil
The Tulsa star. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1913-1921, 1920-05-08

THERE SEEMS TO BIZ considerable variance, between fac
Et-- rt+ republican fellows uEea
-r-s st--- ard vlty--E .~ ---
absolutely u tor C4o--6 splitting and falling
9s-F politics AL E- directly concerned tsl> q
~ -niere Fer t1+ Rae republican friend,
ttst thsrs nothing t- gained fighting each other Lei
remember thar IRE Rae much reputation
leaders make have 1lz5e for themselves
The Tulsa star. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1913-1921, 1920-05-08
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The Tulsa star. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1913-1921, 1920-05-08
THE PRESENT ADMINISTRATION


under favorable circumstance Iy tavoredor
bewh the best w,h~> and cooperation majority
of the people 4 the ter the world Bur VIII be well
for them keep mind The ae- that nothing politics
They need b. surprised q after years OF faithful
people Tuz they tini poi-
cal rug which would stop nothing d>rir their aduuira-
and them 20 political oblivion such life IN
politics