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TO SETTLE ALL CLAIMS

MEX1CO CITY, July I3.-AlI
countries whose nationals suffered
damages because of Mexican revOlu-
tions have been invited by President
Obregon to appoint delegates to
meet with Mexican representatives
to form a permanent commission to
pass upon and settle all claims.
Imperial Valley press., 1921-07-13
BLOODHOUNDS USED
TO TRACK MANIAC
CAAY mn NyrVCNn Y

SAN FNANCISCO, July I3--
BlOOdhOunds were employed today to
track a supposed maniam in Golden
Gate park after he had attacked
three park visitors with a piece of
gas pipe, one of whom died from the
injuries inflicted.
Imperial Valley press., 1921-07-13
Weather Report

Southern California-Tonight and
Thursday, fair. except cloudy or foggy
on coast; moderate northwesterly
winds. 'a
Imperial Valley press., 1921-07-13
WOMAN KILLS
HER ASSAIIANT

LOS ANGELES, July 13.-A tele
phone message from Acton, small
town near informed the sheriff's
office that Mrs. f. J. Potts had shot
and killed man who attempted to
assault her. Deputies have been
sent to investigate the crime.
Imperial Valley press., 1921-07-13
WILL TOUR EAST.

DR.. A. f. Elliott will leave today
for San Francisco where he will meet
Mrs. Elliott, who also is physician,
and together they will make tour
of the big hospitals in the East includ-
ing sthe Mayo Hospital at Rochester,
Mimi, to take up post graduate work,
They expect to be gone about two
months
Imperial Valley press., 1921-07-13

WANTED-FLAT WORK LAUN-
dry, $1.25 per doz. Gentlemen's by
the piece. 525 Orange st.
Imperial Valley press., 1921-07-13
NOTICE

Imperial Irrigation District General
Fund registered warrants are payable
down to and including registered num-
Der 22584.
r. H. MADDUX,
Treasurer Imperial Irrigation District
Imperial Valley press., 1921-07-13

the foremost position in the United
States for its high producing Jersey
cattle.
Imperial Valley press., 1921-07-13
FIRST MEETING
On THURSDAY

LONDON, July 13.-The first
meeting of Lloyd George and Ea-
NOM DeValera will be held at 4:30
o'clock Thursday afternoon at the
premier's official residence it was
announced at Sim Fein headquar-
ters. The conference will be between
the two alone.
Imperial Valley press., 1921-07-13

FOR RENT-MODERN COLL FOUR
room house. 376 Hamilton Ave
Phone POSI-. -. ''-''''''' '"ss'-.'
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The Railroad Situation

To the Editor Of the Ercnoi0 Pubijc hcd0'r.
SIR have ro.d tho lengthy artl"i" wr.'-
ten fo- YOUR papr- Ov ieurge non Mccain
concerning The pred .rament ~ tn" railroads
! e.ieve Mr.. Mccain = SINGER. but am ui
the orlr.on that the figures as quoted by
Pernsvlyan.a Railroad ani i ia reasonable
20 suppnsu that Tor their owN rsasons they
have been greatly exaggerated pf course.
at this time there - NJ" business IN b"
had and at that the "a .rOaGs se' m reIuC-
tart or ind fferen' IN soliciting -. In ad-
d!tion TO this | have soon instances recently
where thousands or tons W freight hav" D"cn
believe TO attain their end lha' ~ having
the wages reduced to a riIiCI Gus hEur", es-
pecially In raseS Of their poor clerks.
Mention has b-"u mad" ot disconinu ng
certain departments and lopprg Off the heads
OF apparently big officials. Ths should have
been don" long ago whcn ln" gross waste
o. money - considered in h"cD.nG No use
less and often overlapping apartments Ot
which NAM SuI exist
During all this fuss espec.dIN tn" auto.
crst. manner IN which an Oft .Cidl d"ma ed
tha' certain agreements b" HbrUgai'd. J
have not seen the slightest Indication of
wne,ncr or nu' The pubic - to b" benefited.
Propa ga nda - all sorts has b"en published
for tho brn"f' " tho rub'ic. and n reduction
IN wasr Is accomp shed I"' the pUbl.r-
tsrccIaa> tho coInmuter- -r"coIy" hh" re
auction IN rates II seems - mo. however
as = ih's * no. 80 y" ilH"1 INTO consider.
h..or ~ ~" ra.'roods "pp"r"n'iH want
n Dgs '1rr Cru "NN
The npra.uns m.smanagom"r'. and AL
o; dtp'omuc, and iac'. ON n" part "f me
Officials has log Gor ~" "a. road comp" u ."'
the resppc' and loyalty ~ may ''"rl
employee FRANK WILLIAMS.
Ph.lade .ph1a, April II 1921.
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Letters TO the Editor should be as
brief and to the point as possible.
avoiding ANYTHING that would uren
a denOmlnaticnal or sectarian dis.
CuSs on
80 attention viii be uaid tO anon
NOUS letters. Names aud addresses
must DO signed as an evidence nf
good faith. although names will not
hc printed If request - made that
they hn omitted.
The publication ~ q letter ~ uO'
to be taken as az Endorsement Of Its
Vows by this pane
COMMUNICATIONS VIII no' h" r".
turned unless accompanied 10y post
age, nor will manuscript I've saved
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Civil War and National Debt

TO nc Edltor Of ne El'.H0 I-,j',c I'dpp.'
SW-Whdt waH -. national deb, a. IN
"nd or ou~ C!y:I War; What was ~ AZ N
Lez.rn.ug' T.. e.. T..
Philadelphia Npr. lu I9"i
The national deb Il our ,oIrfl, "a SO
"ts 'N4 So, 2SI.H9 and IN 1866 va
SH773 go l13 80
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A "Goodly Part" Of Poem

10 the Edrtor Of thc E,rumg PuJhc LodDcr.
Sir Kindly find IncIOsrd goUdly pari
nf the poem recently requested-ropIsd,
April 500. This does not constitute thu
entire poem, but may seys 10 refresh some
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PERSONALS

INFORMATION regarding the wheroabor,.
Of Mrs. Mary a. Garrison. formerly NJ.
Mary A. MCCurdy. II communicated IN n,
W. r. Harper, manager, Aetna Life Insi,.
anCc Co. widener Bldg, Phla.. Pa, wi,
result to her benefit.
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LOST AND FOuND

POCE EETBOOK--Lost, April ~, bc,n-
ferry and Real Estate Trust bldg. wen s1,ln
ing pocketbook. containing bills ana r.u, uo.n'
toward, l04 Market st., Camden y. J"'"i
UMBRELLA-Lost' umbrella with woods,
against Wanamaker store on JunInsr
near Chestnut. about o'clock ThiIrs,u w
Bldg. us'
BACi-Lost. beaded bag. at STANLEY TbeS,,.
Thursday evening: contents valuabia y
owner. Liberal reward Tcleph0ne TERMS
WATCH-Lost. April 10. gold hrsc.,..
watch marked "a. Y. H." Finder rs,s.sNt
to ellis Spruce st. Reward uh
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General
ypTp UANTED-MALE

ADVERTISING SOLICITOR InIi Ii,oily PIOn'f
can secure position at the p""' -.
Office, Bridgeton. n ! IA opsriis1
PINDERY- Experienced nan t,r. also maan VI
,oSGSSnS cTSMSy an& T@n9%S5 nsup sSP
steady employment; give rlElr,ry YORK slls
Whitman, "a W. auth t., st., New - opsrlii1
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. msrHrG,ys shop, steady s]
and man TO case In open Edwih WlaS'
Jaw. 40th g., New York NJ -
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sTEAMROATs-RESoRTs
IN NIENIORIAM

CROMTE. - In loving remembrance of
GEORGE II. CROMTE who departed from
this life April IL. 1905
HIS WIFE. SONS AND DAUGHTER.
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SHOES - VAMPERS WANTEIn, .,, tNESS w
i'ATL.Y STEADY, EMPL0G,MltE,Tn,>., >.,In, NSp
VERY ATTRACTIVE WEEkiS HAMHINH,uaa. W, N,a.
I AiRD, SCHOBER 4 CO., @"I AND MAN
KET, SECOND FLOOR.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-04-15

HOU USEWORk-W Woman. German or Hun
Phone wyoming 2t07. - -
INSTRUCTOR experienced. wanted. oni
competent to instruct inexper"ncgf girls a
0tting room work. Shoe ManutactunrI
Woard OF Trade. $40 Livingston st., Brook
.6pER ATOR. experienced on Union special
double needle machines; steady, good PAY
niece or week work.
P''' EIGIN WAIST 60.
1908 Filbert St
OPERATOR, double needle, cNrorI"ncet .
Metropolitan or Union special machine; y
onnr steady work and good pay,
o'''' ELGIN WAIST co.
1908 Filhert 81. -
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Legal ADVERTISEMENT

LEGAL ADvERTIsEMENTs
1s,s79IN THE COURT OF COMMON r,r,.
No. I. fer the County Of phiJaJ.,r.,,,s,
September Term. 1920. No. ;Ss
In Divorce 4. V. 81 700
IOrena X. Hamm vs, Lee n It,,
To Leo +. Hamm late OF Wheeling, wv
Respondent; w. va;
You viii please take notice ,ha,
been appointed master by the coTf, hau
Hamm. has brought suit against INA rma X.
absolute divorce on the ground Of dGG.uu Tor
and that I Will hold a meeting for ~ lion.
pose Of taking testimony In said caso s put'
office: Room 400, 1881. Chestnut stree, ~ nv
adelphia. on Monday, May 9th. iOsi ", n, Phil; ~
o'clock y. M. when and where you mav "So
tend with witnesses II YOU so desire "S al
ROBERT NJ. ANDERSON
49,, ESTATE OF MAGDAIENt ,io;.
HyS deceased - Letters testamen, .nuLJ.
The above estate having been grantaT .y on
underagncd, all persons indebted 10 ~ 10 Tbs
estate ere requested 10 make payment sad
those having claims to present the AND
without delay, to sans,
CAROLINE G. corr
CHRISTIANA GOLLH
Or 10 their attorney.
THEODORE u. KNAPP,
1917 ~ 83d 1T.
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RTd--Aprn - 1921, MARY j.,
widow of II. r. BoGOrth and mother OF late
Rev II r. Bozorth, aged 81, Relatives and
friends are invited to attend funeral serv-
ices sat. 3 p. NJ. precisely, at son-in-law's
residence. Henry Nichols Bustletou ave.
above Castor road. Int. private. William
Penn Gem. COnv"yanCrS viii be at Frank
ford ave and Brdge st. . p NJ
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sTETOGRAPHER for position win ~. ~.
> 'rI,TuTaCfurinG concern located IN wy
town; state age, salary desired d"i eAps"'
.pCa u l4lI Ledger once, ---.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-04-15

RURK-Arrll II, 1921. WILLIAM H.
eyed ~ years. Relatives and frIcnd1 also
Roxbor ough Lodge. 1875. F., and \. NJ; Rox-
borough Council, O. OF ! A; Camp III, =,
o. s. OF a. and emplcHes Of shnwmont
Pumping station, arc invited 10 attend the
services, on Monday. at -CoCk at his
lato residence, iG45 sheldon st. Manayunk
InterlYeNt private, Rt West Laurel Hill.
Friends may call sunday evening.
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BRENNAN .--On April -. 1921, JAMES
j.. beloved hushan nd OF Anna Brennan FtI-
neral Monday. S 80 \. NJ. residence, $40 y.
May IT. Solemn requiem mass our Mother
Of Sorrows Church 10 A. NJ. Int Holy
Cross Gem. Relatives and friends invited
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LIrE :':roved - nc den rca =.
w ne >day. ana he ~ ..rGI mis- last
'h:r- Gals prSi1rirg 'Ha;;v 10 pa -.
vHP.tL. rrr..;y .Nr rs crime.
l":z >hn; AID k..'sd 'a.c; PM. - =,
G'nt;uH. ate breaking away from -"
Nl&ct". Nr0 49, .t'n-'ing .im - ia!
f"r s,.",H -u' r"rl serious "ffer>.'. He
- rcd - Tar'c- county '"und gully
.. 49, gree nIrde: and sentenced 20
be ere,ltc4
Luz "l~-rt.. a.s o." - the Supreme
cour' dri "a. c-aH:ti new trlNl ~
W:.t Z error. Again tc vas found
AGilty @, r-..t isC-.c murder HHd va
sentenced i,r ne SECOND tIr1e to hs
hanged y" va a"owtd y stay q eHe-
cr' on >" allow Ne supreme court -
7Sr!ew hts sernr' '-!a. The Taylor
raE". - ,iN..I -! lr'- 4 :"w weeks
g. .c- 80 Md ':-rr was '1Hen nefc""
80 rt- q. Grafton - b sentenced -
H:N T." dI;' 800 time was hNci -:
1piy
n, 49,. royA wh:ch mad eeea pr
N,--@ 80 ~ s\"cut!vN - EoHa-;
Gyms, - Iu.v : hUt Nj"h vas rot
rr"l u~"7 |:r-.~~, MAS g-anrrd ; thtrt"-
d. s'-N ~. rN""I''"n. VII :" USED -!
'aN HNs-1'.'n = Luz
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lumbus. Ohio. who have been the guests
NJ their aunt, Mrs. \ E Prtoa, and Miss
Ella stolwsll, left for their home Sun
day.
Samuel Hartl!ne Of Detroit. Mich.
who uas called here by the death Of his
mother left for his home Friday &C.
,ompanied h. his brother. Chris Hart
llne
Mr. and Mrs. BYRON Henderson and
son. John. and Mrs. T.. Il. Henderson
and daughter. Fvangcl!ne, left for an
extended visit in their car at Elizabeth
town. Ky. to Mrs. Heuderson's parents.
Mr.. and Mrs J. ". Gordon.
J. c. Rine and son. Floyd. Of Wood
land, arc ths guests Of friends here.
Miss. Bertha Sliscr OF Woodland Is
visiting here for a fcw days
Miss Mario Robinson OF Fifth street
IS the guest ot friends and relative.
q; Pleasant Valley.
Miss Cora Mcconnell Of Jefferson
avenue 10 the guest Of friends at Beth.
any and Ghrlchsv!lle Ohio.
Henry Matoh OF Woodland spent
Friday with his wife At tho Glendale
hospital. Mrs Mhson was taken hone
Sunday
Mrs. II. L. Smith and children OF
Wheeling Island are tho guests Of Mrs.
Smiths aunt Mrs. Ralph Parkinson, for
a few days
Mrs +. 81. Howard and daughter.
Miss Stella. and son. Frank. Of Ranger.
Texas are the guests OF relatives here
and Cameron.
Miss Eva Disque OF Powhatan spent
the week end with friends.
DR.. W. K. Thompson OF the United
Presbyterian church has returned from
West Alexander. where he assisted Rev.
r. u. McCreckon in preparatory serv-
Ices.
Mrs. NJ. b. Coulter of Second street
spent Saturday with friends at Wheel
Ing Island.
Joe Price and Ralph Fitzsimmons Of
THIS city mototed 10 n'"keye Lake,
Oh:o. 10 spehd few days.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. L. Homes and son.
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working ~ the office CT the gAs com
rany at New Mart!nsville for the past
two w'.ks has arrived home.
VI and Mrs Allen D. ''-ill!ams and
four .hildron ~. ruLntown. Pa. Are
s,i.s.a g.. Mrs. Wi,ilam7' sister and
l.isiamd. Nj. oHh Mrs. = T. Miller OF
Tn!u.lnaon Avenue.
N- aud Mrs. sam Wilcox. James l..
wilcox ana Master George Wilcox "f
,Nc camp grounds rrove /" iitsburEh
Saturday - i@.' r"ln'!Er"
Ms. J. F. curtis ot TomiIn-on avo'
nus left Saturday for MnrEan.own to
srcnd r. few weeks With her sister.
Mas Ruth Srhmeid Of New MaTtius-
vile 10 the gucSto her aunt MISC Mary
Curtis Of Toml:n"on avenue.
Mr. and Mrs. Harry Hunter OF Wheel
~; Island arc ru"sts O! Mr.. nnd MIRA
: G. KulI OF Roberta RidEe.
Mr.. and Mrs. Prank IIubhs and three
Grughters are guests OF HI" father "
4, Hubs, and family VI Glen Easton.
Mrs. Ro*n Baker left yesterday 1or
Yer home at Willard. Ohio. after At
,cuding the funeral of he. mother. Mrs
Elizabeth Hartl!nc.
Mrs. Stella Swan and son. Ni7c!' nave
returned from Flushing. Oli". where
they wrro guests o. her brother. +. A
Swan. for Two wc0ks.
Mrs. Alta Rogcrson ~ Second street
has as her guest hcr sister. Mrs. Mary
MrCOrklr OF Brllairn, ONO. She Will
be here for several weeks.
Nh and Mrs. c. II. Miller Mr.. Mary
Miller and NJ. and Mrs. Roy karchcr
,loc"red 20 New Matamoras. Ohio sun
.,..y 10 Visit relatives.
Mr.. and Mrs. s. l.. Critchow OF
Youngstown. Ohio. who have spent the
past month with New'"n McGH or
Twelfth strcr'. LEFT :,r his hoin" Satu:-
lay.
Louis Nelson his lc:; for has HON"
~ Murr"r. Ind. a:i"r = ".stt ~ ton
g.. w:rh -, >..''r. Mr.. jess CAIN
ru"f Of ~ ."e-,. .,Sr"u".
liili a:.I Isabel" Ta-"Tu'rs q! CO.
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penA q. Of Pittsburgh. arrived Aevs
satur.s y on an extended Witt With
triendA and relativeA
Mise Regina Grove OF New Martins
villo Is the guest OF friends here.
Mr.. and Mrs Ray Riggs Of Sisters
yIllo arc guests OF friends here
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A REAUTruL THOUGHT.

You NAY not alwavs b, r.ast.- ~
your d..>'':" ~: mri' her ne"I YOU Al
"."~ % - servant Of Il.
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MILITARY BURIAL
FOR DEAD SOLDIER
TO Be HELD TODAY
AMERICAN LEGION TO PAY FIT.
TING TS1nu-S TO PATRICK
RODGERS.
Kohl VIII Net Attend Training Camp
Oth.r News Of Mn Town


FH">'. SCI! e '"r Patrick k"ASrs
Ge'H1Ie7 s",!'E'. AMOS" remains "i''N B.
- .''''. ''''''N' '''-'''"~' mn ~ =
T "'.i I've h"A -, !" ;ni"s al c!sht
tI"'% H'iN'"M N,rn mass w!.l be
celebrate! "'i, 'H" Re fa'he' "a Re-
":y OF : Jam'. '4'h'"r ohHr'" ~
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h''.a"rs '0.'+'"f G'rIH -" "Ar'"
months OF n" 49, md va5 lied N
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Mss lEhG liubbs who has been
Evening journal., 1921-06-03
new RECTOR TO
PREACH sunday
Guild of St. Thomas
Church, Newark, Plans
Reception
WILL MAKE AUTO
TRIP TO INDIANA
Special to rho Evening Journal.

Special to Tho Evening Journal
NEWARK, June S.-Dr. George
A. Harter. Junior warden of St.
Thomas Episcopal Church, received
a letter yesterday from the Rev.
Edgar Jones, who some weeks ago
was elected rector OF the church to
succeed the Rev. Walter G. Haupt
resigned, stating that he would be
In Wilmington to meet Bishop
Philip Cook tomorrow. Mr.. Jones
is expected to preach at the morning
service on Sunday and D large con-
gregauon will no doubt attend to
greet the new rector. On Monday
night the guild will give a reception
to Mr.. Jones'
The new rector was formerly In
charge Of St Thomas Church at St
Johns, New Foundland, from where
he was called to the Newark church.
The letter received by DR.. Harter
was dated Lynn. Mass. where Mr..
Jones has relatives and he had evi-
dently just arrived there from New
Foundland. His family will Join
him here early in the fan.
Dean Charles A. McCue, director
Of the Experiment Station at the
University OF Delaware; c. r. Runk,
assistant professor of agronomy. and
Professor G. l. Schuster, head of the
department OF agronomy, are at
tending a conference of directors Of
experimental stations OF the north
eastern States at Rutgers College,
New Brunswick. N. j.. today. The
National Fertilizer Association is
Evening journal., 1921-06-03
Too Much of a Good Thing

1t is six years since I had my
first stomach trouble. 1t rapidly
grew worse. My food would not
digest and / was reduced 10 skin
and bone. My doctor put me on a
starvation diet, and when my pains
grew worse / concluded 1t was too
much OF a good thing. On the ad-
vice OF my druggist j tried MRyr's
Wonderful Remedy. and am now
entirely well" II is a simple. harm
less preparation that removes the
catarrhal mucus from the intestinal
tract and allays the Inflammation
which causes practically all stom-
ach. liver and intestinal ailments,
including appendicitis. One dose
Will convince or money refunded.
J. M Eckerd and druggists every
where.
Evening journal., 1921-06-03

Man who always contracted the Mac
to X sound, usually have nam ee
beginning with c. X. or o.
Thus Callister Is a contraction OF
McCalister. son of Alexander and
oualliam Is from McWnliam. son OF
William.
Please give origin OF Adler.
Adler comes from German mean
ing Eagle. Doubtless such names
we're taken through reference tc
qualities of the bearer in common
with supposed qualities of the bird
The Eagle is supposed to be fearless
and pugnacious. The Adlers often
have the same traits.
Copyright 1921. by The Mcclure
Newspaper Syndicate
Evening journal., 1921-06-03
GLENARM co. BUILDING
SMELLING PLANT

The Glenarm Potash and Prod
ucts Company in which a number of
Wilmingtonians are interested is
building a large smelling plant on
its property near Havre de Grace.
Nd. and expects TO have it in op-
Grafton in a short time. There are
IL acres in the property and only
recently the building of a road TO
the smelling plant location was
finished.
officials of the company claim they
are getting out an excellent grade
of fels spar and dental spar and that
there Is an unlimited amount OF
offal rock there. which yields from
Il to % per cent. potash after
smelling. II is for getting out this
potash that the smelling plant Ii
being built. The company proposes
TO incorporate in short time.
Evening journal., 1921-06-03
MUSTACHE TRIES
TO COMEBACK
Wilmington BARRIERS Pre-
dict Attempt Will be Sue
cessful in Short Time
BUT GIRLS MUST
FIRST AGREE

Comeback That sounds like the
call OF a guinea fowl, but It isn't.
IT'S what prize fighters, race horses.
worn out baseball players and In fact
what everybody tries to do at some
time or another In their career,
"Comeback stuff The mustache is
trying the same old game trying to
comeback. after falling into disuse
sometime previous TO the World
War.
Can II do ftf That's the ques-
ton: zbyszko. worlds wrestling
champ" came back so strong that
he hasn't been defeated since. and
It is predicted that If the mustache
oomesback like Zbyszko did. about
half the men In the United States
will be wearing one of the germ col
lectors, or misplaced eyebrows. be-
fore many months.
The World War did a lot towards
back. The Yankee Doughboy got
his start when he saw the nicely
trimmed mustache of the French
man, and the Walrus like append
age Of the English Tommy"
Before the comeback can be an
nounced as bona fide. however. the
support OF "milady" will have to be
secured. II is not every girl who
will allow her admirer kiss her while
wearing a bristling mustache, and
thereby hangs the comeback. In the
balance.
Wilmington BARRIERS seem TO be
confident that the mustache can
really stage a comeback. New
York BARRIERS say the mustache is
making good with it's iong-attempt-
ed comeback in that town.
Evening journal., 1921-06-03

THURSDAY, JUNE 10.
Scott M. e. Excursion to Angus
tine Beach.-Adv.
Evening journal., 1921-06-03
YOUR LAST NAME
BY MARY MARSHALL DUFFEE
Copyright 1870. by The Mcclure Newspaper syi

pute the theory that It means a dwell
Ter at gap or pass.
The founder OF the family here
was one James Ballch who was born
in Scotland and made his home. here
in Cornish. New Hampshire. in early
colonial days.
Answers 10 Correspondents
please give the origin Of the name
Glucas-which ] think is Manx."
Glucas is q name Of Manx origin.
II is a contraction OF Mac Lucas, that
is son of Lucas or Luke. 1t has
often been noted by visitors Of the
Isle Of Man that almost all the ma
tives there have names that begin
with q G, K. or o. This has been
explained satisfactorily by the fact
that almost ali of these names are
contractions of names beginning
with Mac Just as a great number
Of Scotch names begin with Nc so
their neighbors in the little isle of
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