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Evening journal., 1921-05-11
WO0DLAWN FOLK WIN
NEIGHBORHOOD WORK

Plans are being made by the
Woodlawn Neighborhood Associa-
tion for an outdoor celebration to
be held on the Grant avenue play
grounds. Thursday evening, May 10.
Community singing. vaudeville. solos.
dialogues, monologues. recreations
and addresses by prominent citizens
will be on the program.
Mayor Taylor, Mr.. and Mrs. Will
liam p. Bancroft, Charles A. Beck,
members OF city Council, the Park
Commissioners. Presidents OF
various neighborhood associations.
representatives Of the press, and
others will be invited to assist in
making the affair a success.
Although the Woodlawh Neighbor-
hood Association was organized only
three weeks ago. 1t already has a
large membership Officers Of the
association are: John 2. Grimth, Jr.,
president; James r, Scott. vice-pres-
ident; Robert Jamlson. secretary;
George Pierce, treasurer, and Thom-
as Edge musical director.
The entertainment committee com
piiHVS waiter MllllEani Joun Hill
dreth, r. Speakman. Mrs. Emma
Simpson. Mrs Louis Warwick. Mrs.
Edward II. Mahlin, Mrs. walter
Lind, Mrs. John Grlhith and Mrs. c.
G. Fletcher
The following have been elected
supervisors Of the Fairgrounds:
Men-Mitchel Gray, Roy Faivre.
Walter Lind, George Leach and Ed
ward r. Grant.
women-Mrs. Elsie Taylor. Mrs
c. p. Sheppard. Mrs Roy Faivre
Mrs. Victor Faivre and Mrs Florence
Kitchen.
The men alternate one night each
week; the women are in charge from
$50 TO $50 each afternoon.
At a meeting OF the association last
night in the Woodlawn Building
Sixth street and Grant avenue il
was decided 10 request the Street ant
Sewer Directors to make Grant ave
nue. a one-way street as a safeguar,
for the children using the play
ground, which extends from Fourtl
to Seventh street.
Tonight girl members OF the asos
citation will hold a bake at 60.
Grant avenue
Evening journal., 1921-05-11

are menials as in the Gospel OF st.
John. second chapter. fifth verse,
where the Mother of Christ bids the
servants at the wedding feast do
whatever Jesus commanded.
DR.. Hughes points out that / Tim
othy third chapter. twelfth verse.
reads; "Let the deacons be the
husband of one wife" etc.
Nothing is said of the women
deacons." said DR.. Hughes. I'VE in
fer there were none. Hastings die
tionary of the Bible states that it is
inOst unlikely there were any official
deacons. either men or women, dur
ing the time Paul wrote Romans.
hebe might have cleaned out the
church and been a janitress, and If
sho had the real spirit OF the Mas
ter she was quite an acquisition and
needed to be commended by Paul "
Although Dr. Hughes is in favor
OF women being deacons in the
church, he is inclined to think that
the Scriptural argument is stronger
against than for It.
Evening journal., 1921-05-11
WORDSFAIL To
TELL THE STORY
Wilmington Man Says Re-
suits From Plant Juice
Were Very Wonderful
HAS FINE APPETITE
AND SLEEPS FINE

Plant Juice gives one a good ap-
petite. sound digestion and brings
back the flush of health to pale
cheeks When nature calls for as
sistance it is needed quickly, and it
must be remedy that leaves no
bad r-effects-that builds up, not
tears down. That this is the logical
effect Of Plant Juice, the new herbal
stomach medicine, is attested by the
testimonials Of we'll known local peo-
pie who have regained their health
by the use of this remedy.
Take, for instance, the case of
Mr.. p. j. Baldwin, of No. 3O3 North
Adams street who has lived in Will
mington for many years and is in
the employ of one of the largest
concerns in this city. He says:
Il cannot begin TO tell the WON
derful good 1 had from Plant Juice,
and I could not have believed il un-
less l had proven it for myself; my
stomach was in a terrible condition:
] had a bad taste in my mouth con-
tinually; could not sleep at night I
was so nervous and had little
strength or ambition to do anything;
" Ma0 AAAhAAnnAAg AOnEll lUultu ana
had such pains in my back that L
thought at times it would break in
two; 1 lost heavily in weight and it
was only will power that kept me
on my feet; I was awfully dscour-
aged when 1 heard of Plant Juice
but as a last resort thought I would
try it. I found almost immediate
relief for now 1 am able to sleep at
night, have a fine appetite for my
meals and have gained in weight;
am no longer constipated and have
no more pains or aches. I have a
fine color in my face and my work
is a pleasure to me now. 1 am glad
to recommend this wonderful medi-
cine and know that others will get
the same benefit that 1 did"
The Plant Juice Man is at the
Miller Drug Store, 4O4-4O6 Market
street, where he is daily meeting the
local public and introducing and ex-
planning the merits of this remedy.
Evening journal., 1921-05-11
zIPPY TALKs QUEERLY.

Everything was very quiet for a
few minutes in the Land -That-Was-
Farthest-Away Of-AlI Mrs. Ostrich
was offended at Mr.. Ostrich for criti-
cising her grammar. and Zippy
Zebra was sulking because Mrs. Os-
trich had made remarks about his
grammar, so nobody said a thing.
"The ideal" zippy kept saying over
and over to himself That's always
the way with people who stay at
home and never go out to see the
world. They think they know every
thing"
Zippy's ear kept on smarting and
burning and he tapped it every little
while to keep it cool. He went on
shipping bits Of short, juicy grass
with his teeth and thought and
thought and thought.
After while he forgot all about
being mad, and as he went on eat
ing and thinking about the circus
he had to laugh-whinny 1 mean
for being first cousin to Prince, the
Pony, he could whinny quite we'll
"My!" he chuckled. not knowing
that he was talking out loud. That
was fine!"
What was fine?" demanded Mrs
Ostrich.
zippy looked up in surprise. THE
slipper" he said mysteriously, and
went on eating grass.
After while he chuckled again,
mean whinnied and remarked 10
himself. MY. That was nice, too"
What was nice?" Mrs. Ostrich
thought Zippy was losing his senses.
But she was curious as well.
Evening journal., 1921-05-11
HOW TO GET RICu

How you get rich7 Thousands OF ways. You've
IL given thought to many Of them. And probably at
some time or other, you've tried to invent something
shortcut TO wealth.
Trouble is, most folks try to invent something com
plicated
The simple things most in demand. Many big for
tunes have been founded them For instance:
husband got tired OF searching under bureau for
HIS wifes lost harpins So he crmpcd the the
harpns keep them from falling out OF her hair. The
idea worked He buit business around Tod,y every
woman his invention.
Another fellow ved in the days when all screws were
MT at the end when hole had to be died before the
screw could be used ne to Washington the shortest
patent application record Sc" claim patent a screw
with a gmlet point"
That patent made him rich. Millions OF screws based on
IT, are now used every day.
Great fortunes out OF the safety pin removable
collar button, sharpened na key ring and rubber pencil
tip This latter was devised by Office clerk who tied
his to his pencil he wouldn't have reach IT,
Can you invent metal tip that won't pull on shoe aces
or some way fastening French heels 10 womens
shoes so they won't come loose?
wrench that will handle big pipe without crushing
H2
OF simple device to do easily anything else now
dincut?
II so, you can virtually your own price
Your brilliant Christmas neeLffe will male hoa,,t,e
Evening journal., 1921-05-11
Phebe Dominates Question
Of Women As Deacons

BALTIMORE. Md, May IL
Fhebe's position In So or 81 A. d.,
is under discussion in Baltimore.
The final decision will determine
largely. according to DR.. David
Hughes OF Abbott Memorial Church.
whether there is Scriptural argu-
ment for women holding the Office
OF deacon in the Presbyterian
church. The General Assembly that
Will convene May 49, at Winona
Lake. Ind. will be the final court to
decide whether women shall or
shall not hold the office. The Scrip
tural account of Phebe will probably
be taken into consideration.
According to the King James YER
sion OF the Bible Paul mentions her
In the Sixteenth Chapter Of Romans.
commencing Phebe, "our sister
which Is a servant of the church
which is at Cenchrea." Servant in
the Greek. said DR.. Hughes, Is "dia-
konos" or deacon. but it is used
sometimes in an official sense.
showing an Office in the church. and
sometimes in reference to those who
Evening journal., 1921-05-11
CANADA SATISFIED.

I r NJ STEWART, speaking before the finance group OF
y. the United States Chamber Of Commerce. at At
anue eS' recently, gave interesting facts con-
oe'nlns taxation in his native land-Canada
te sales tax act effective in Canada since May 1920 is
- sou are more particularly concerned with at this
conference said he 'srhe imposition ~ 49, g., 49,.
ooo experiment by Sir Henry Drayton our Finance Mn
s'er and The Government Of the day The tax has heon
operative now for about nine and haf months 80,
gives reasonable time consider the effects and
OF The same Without trying to develop arguments fo ~
ssans' tlis TAX would like TO give you this message
proved burdensome nor undue handicap 10 our cor,
merciai activities. II is simple in its application II
easy and cheap TO collect And it is productive OF sub
slanila revenues"
Evening journal., 1921-05-11

that Congress cannot constitutonay delegate legislation
and that a bills for raising shall originate in
the House OF Representatives"
u hardly likely there will be amendment TO me
Federal Constitution for the purpose OF giving these men
the sort Of tariff commission they desire
As for taking the tariff out OF politics. the South s
moving along that line with speed which betrdys a
dawnng consciousness OF The benefits Of the protective
policy
The tariff will be removed from politics when the great
majority OF people have accepted protection as a
fundamental part OF domestic policy and that doesn't
seem so far on one considers the remarkable change
OF opinion recorded by the South during the past eight
years OF wisconsin, free trade and surrender,
Evening journal., 1921-05-11
MORE coMMIssInN rALk

E IciARp F. Mch1NIRY is another former Congressman
~ Of Democratic persuasion, who wants permanent
tariff commission appointed by the President"
Mr. Mckniry was put out OF commission by RepuB-
can Hon Albert Rossdale in The recent elections, and ne
appears to have Joined forces with Hon James Gany
former Congressman from the Tvent-fourth New YorS
District in an orsanizaon known the National Tariff
Lessue
NcAinry wants tarif commission which will possess
"e sphority 70 egisate the tariff Notwithstanding
Evening journal., 1921-05-11
WOMEN on HOsPITAL RoARn.

ELKTON, Md, May 11.-At the
annual meeting Of the directors Of
Union Hospital Of Cecil county. held
on Monday afternoon, two women
members were added to the board Of
directors in tho person OF Mrs.
Reginald Constable. OF Elkton. and
Mrs. James S. Hopper, of Chesa-
peake City.
Evening journal., 1921-05-11
'The shoel" zippy told her.

THE shoel" zippy told her.
Mrs. Ostrich stamped her feet I'M
patiently. But that's all the good it
did her. Mr.. Ostrich wasn't caring
brass farthing about anything bu.
gobbling up stones and pieces Of
hard mud. That's a man for you.
Always eating.
By-n'-by Zippy chuckled again.
Whats II, this time?" screamed
Mrs. ostrich. Il suppose it's an
arctic or an overshoe. or a pair Of
roller-skatesi"
NO" answered zippy, rolling his
eyes, 81 was thinking Of boot"
(To BE ContinuedD
Copyright, 1921, n. Il. A.
Evening journal., 1921-05-11
MRS. VAUGHN CRITICALLY Ill
special to The Evening Journal

NUVNIWI 70 IIIV TNEUIUE JUUTUHI.
NEWARK, May 1l.-Mrs. y. V.
Vaughn. wife of Professor Vaughn,
head of the Department of History
of the University of Delaware, who
has been i'll for some days is in "A
critical condition. Another nurse
was secured last night. making two
nurses now on duty. one for day and
one for night
Evening journal., 1921-05-11
REGRET MIR. KuRTz's DEATH.

AT the annual meeting OF the
Delaware State Music Teachers As
ISOLATION held in the parlors Of the
Church Of the New Jerusalem. on
Saturday afternoon a resolution of
sympathy was adopted on the death
OF John ID. Kurtz.
Evening journal., 1921-05-11
With the Paragraphes

W ednnqt go deeper into another hear han vo,rr
S1-NnoNleose Is competent 30 guide YOU
:-s-:-:
The most serious ami delicate onestioDs ., ,, - 49,
them alone. s"u we oecide
-=:-:
oscar Wilde declared that II a friend snrsad ,. ,,
ana fa TO invite him he Is contents nut n friend -, 60
eai sorrow and docs not permit him to share n he
-+%.
The mothcf hniserlng for the OF her bah rno,,b
eS bends over II with smile Her eager heart l. eIst
dened by the answer ripping its dmped cheek she
has laid teegraphc cable from this continent ~ I'M
flashed under the is OF love y
Evening journal., 1921-05-11
WHEN WILL YOU DIEq

INHE kind OF work you doing determines the number
IL OF years you probably will live.
The Department Of Labor investigates the death rate in
many different occupations, which followed in all
Ststes Including Delaware. 1t finds that the average
death age these lines OF work both men and women
lis 49,
How long will you live9
Possibly the answer is in the following list Of occupa-
tons and OF death compiled by the depart
Evening journal., 1921-05-11
How lons MI you llte9

farmer has the best chance Of living longest An
onlce workers life averages the shortest
obviously, since these are only average hgures they
do not apply TO all workers in any Of the occupations
We all know farmers who have died young And oc-
casonay in an olce you nnd Old who looks as II
he came over with Columbus.
But the figures do reveal the effects OF and in
door confinement workers lifetime They should e
Of especial interest to the young man uncertain about
what line Of work he will follow through life
Evening journal., 1921-05-11

Entertainment and Dance at Belle
fonte Community House, Thursday
evening. May 70, at 8 o'clock. Tickets
so cents.-Adv.
Evening journal., 1921-05-11

Your brilliant Christmas necktie will make beautiful
summer sash for daughter
Evening journal., 1921-05-11

a, ERNIANY at last has come down the tree.
" She has agreed to comply in full with the demand
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1921-10-03

Comision, los Jefes de Distrito enviaron
a la Capital, colecciones de moscas to-
madas en- tOdas las aldeas. En- tres me-
ses Sc tenian quinientas colecciones, es
decir, habia quinientas localidades in
fectadas.
De estas quinientas, POGO mas me
nos la mitad estaban llenas de moscas
tse ts6. Las doscientas cincuenta restan
tes, situadas a mas de tres kilometres de
largo, no tenian la referida playa. So
hre la carta numero dos, Sc les rode6
dc un circulo azul.
Despues sc, procedi6 a compararlas.
la comparaci6n fue decisiva. Puesta la
una sObre la otra, los dos mapas coinci
dian exactamente.
6oue Sc deberia hacer7 Podian apli-
carse dos procedimientos: exterminar
Ia mosca tse-ts6, agente propagador, o
hacer evaenar las localidades en- las
cuales su presencia habia sido confrma-
da.
tado sumas enormes, sin contar de ante
manO, con un resultado infalible. Sc
eOnsider6, pues. mas viable el segundo
m6todo. gTacias a Ia buena voluntad
y a Ia compTensi6n de los jefes indigo
mas todas las localidades situadas, So
bre las riberas del lago, en- una latitud
de tres Kilometres y medic, fueron eva
euadas en- la primavera de mil novecien
tos siete. Por supuesto que los enfer-
mos que eran objeto de cuidados ash
dros, Sc les nev6 a una especie de Ia
gareto. donae quedaron aislados.
Gracias a esta manera de obrlr, dos
amos mas tarde la epidemia desapare-
ei6. Habia causado la muerte de cerca
de doseientos mil indigenas.
semejante evacuation no dei6 dc tener
aisunos ineonvenientes. Pero q grandes
males hay que aplicar grandes remedies.
En- otras colonias Sc ha pTocedido de
Ia nisma manera, con resultados STEM
Pre- satisfaetorios Sin embargo, debemos
preguntarnos 81 con los progresses reali-
zados por Ia ciencia y Ia tecnica mo-
dernas no Sc podra llegar a combatir
Ia terrible enfermedad con remedies me
nos radicales.
Procediendo como en- Uganda, Sc deja
el terreno ibre al enernigo y causa
de La mosca tse-tss, regiones enteras, tai
vez fSrtiles, Sc convertirian en- desiertos.
Este es un problema que vale la pena de
ser estudiado.
R. CoUZY.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1921-10-03
Desde mi butaca

(Para mi profesora de violin senori-
ia Lolita Tizol, con motive de la We
lada que ''lueve gotas de leyenda So
bre ell coraz6n de un amigo mio")
Con esa indolencia y soltura con que
suele uno andar en- los dias que no sabe
donde ir, vagabamos mi amigo y yo-
servidor de ustedes-por la plaza aquel
sabado. Decidimos ir de "juerga' 81
no habia donde verter la rutina conner
cial que Sc aduena del alma durante
la semana. -. cuando nos dijeron de
una vela lfrico-literaria que habia de
efectuarse aquella nocho. La noticia
tenia aires de sincera. pesar de que pa
ra nosotros parecia caer de Ia luna. Ell
pintoresco Broadway habia de ser ele-
gido asi que nos encaminamos un POGO
indocisos hacia Ell teatro elegido, Que
como dice mi amigo x, ''lueve gotas de
leyenda sobre su coraz6n'' -.
Llegamos POGO antes de alzarse ell te-
Ion. Instintivamente entramos en- pun
tillss, pues ell silencio que adormece a
todas las risas, ell silencio que Sc aduefia
del ptblico durante ell momento crftico
antes de alzarse ell tel6n, nos oblig6 a
clio.
Nos sentamos para asi, con toda CO.
modidad, despreocuparnos del cansancio
corporal entregarnos completamente
en- brazos del espiritd, siguiendo el CON
sejo de Linares Rivas, que dice: "Quien
evita ocasiones, evita peligros', des-
pu6s de todo, ell cansancio ffsico es un
peligro enorme para poder olvidar 10
material. 49,.
Primeramente hablaron no recuerdo
quienes que a pesar de IIABLAR
BIEN,-dicho sea con perniso de los
que GUSTAV de la Erase. cansaban de
10 Undo con sus arengas que no termi-
naban en- otro centric sino en- la politi-
ca. La primera parte toda fue htera-
ria, y al bajar ell tel6n nos dispusimos
levantarnos. Ell tel6n, tratando de inli
tarnos, Sc dispuso levantarse tam
bien evitando asi ell que nos alejaramos
de aquel certamen, que mas bien parecia.
Por ell foro surgi6 con paso majestuo
so, como una diosa, mi adnirada profeso
ray al decir MI, siento orgullo y egois
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1921-10-03
Joyce Cbas k, otra testigo
en- ell ruidoso case r os-
coe Arbu >kle Re ppe

servada por eel DR.. ophuls declare que
habia sido uamado a realizar TN cxa-
men del cadaver por ell DR.. Rumwell, me
d4co que atendi6 Miss Rappe durante
casi toda su enfermedad. Dijo que halo
todo ell abdomen "horriblemente dis
tendido'' como consecuenc1a de la rup
tura mencionada y la congestion de san
gre en- varios 6rganos abdominales.
La ruptura, en- su concepto, fu6 eau
sada por exceso de distension provoca-
da por alguna fuerza exterior. La decla
raci6n de Miss Halston de que cre1a
cue las senales en- los brazos proced1an
Gle Ia mano de otra persona, produjo un
fuerte debate entire los defensores de
FATTY, que Sc negaban que Sc ad.
nltiera esa adrmaci6n y Ell procarador
fiscal que dirigfa ell interrogatorio.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1921-10-03

do, heno, hierro Chicago, anti
monlo, plomo, p1no amarillo.
HAN BAJADo: Trigo sarraceno no
io, trigo de la primavera, jamones, cos
ti1las de res, szucar refinado, aceite de
semilla de algod6n, guisantes, reses va
cunas, corderos, aceite ~oleo'', malz,
harina de centano, manteca, azucar
mascabalo, tapioca, habichuelas, GER
dos, ovejas, ldpulo del Pacifco.
Los bonos dl la LibertadEes cuando
mas atlas cotizaciones han obtenido de
enero esta fecha. Liqu1dac1ones ban
carias de cincuenta ciudades, 6,206, 1885,
600. Proportion de reservas en- ell Ban
CO de la Rese-va Federal contra pres
tamos dep6sitos combinados, al %
de setiembre SO por, clento. Promedlo
de prec1o de veinte valores industrial
les de veinte ferroviarios, $71.1g Y
s74.1o, contra S70.25 Y S7s.75 la sema.
ma pasada. .Dlnero demanda, c1nco por
ciento; prestamos a plazo flo, cinco y
medic por c1ento; aceptsclones banca-
rias noventa d1as, cuatro slete oc-
tavos por ciento. Plata en- barras. seten
ia centayos y medic la onza.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1921-10-03
..sU cREPUsoULo"

Con 81 poetics tital0 de 'su creposeu
lo''. nnesfro companero en- Ia prem
"a 81 eulto escritor don Rafael SAGA
uali0 pabliea unas brillantes paginas
en cue "a q coneeeE numeEosas aneeds-
tas de los olfimos dias del ilustre po-
ntico Dr. jose @. Barboaa.
~ trabajo en- question abarea toda
IA vida intima del tRsigne hombre pu.
hiico y durants los dias en- cue el ar
tirta MaEco& Con empez6 q hacer su
buato escult6rieo
ri psoducto DE- IA venta del folieto
'san cEepasenio" herA dedicado al mo
numento cue VI sfesira Al Dr. Bazbosa.
Con ei preptaito dc qus Sc hagan car
40 de h vsnta de ''su Csep1sculo",
han ado aesagnados los senores don
jose O. MarFsEe, q Isnao. Roberto II.
TODD Jr. y u ssta Mercedes Paniagua-
m pEose del ibgo e. IS esntavos.
Dessamos Il culto eserit0r cue 81
olra. cue seEA bellisima. obtenga an
exifo natialactorEo.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1921-10-03
Ell LCd1. HIyks COnfirmadO en- Su cargo

~ sAbado por IA tarde ei Ledo. Don
jose q. TorFes reeibi6 un eabiegrama
del comisiona4o Reaidente. sr. c6rdO-
va DAvila. dAndole cuenta dc haber sido
eoHnrmado poF-el senado de los Esta-
dos Unidoa. para el cargo de comisio-
nado de Instruction el distinguido com
patricia Leao. Juan B. Huyke.
FL bfUNDo no necesita expresar la
satisfaction que sielte por el triunfo
aicanzado poT el distipguido pogtorri-
quo1o.
UNA cARTA DEL GoBERNADoR.
I'm dias pasados el oohernador di-
rigi6 Al pzsEidente ialerino dc Ia
Union. NJ. Torres, una earta en- ia cual
le anunesaba cue Il extaha dispuesto,
aun cuanao tenia 81 hrme proposito de
no atender en- salidad de mandate la
recommendation Dc ning6n eomite poll
tioo, a rscibiF las indicaeiones que el,
como jege del partido de la mayoria.
tnxiera 3 bien haceTie. en- 10 cue con
esrnfs 3 seaalaEle candidates de unio-
niras para dessmpehar altos puestos
az responaabilidad en- el GOhierno.
ouo los h0aibres cue 50 ie han de in
dlcar tiensn cue ser. ademAs de compe-
tsntes y aptos para 81 desempeho de
las funcionss cue 81 les eonfien, per
aonas honoFables.
In IA refeFida carta, el Gobernador
IL dgce al isfe INFERNO dc Ia Union
quo hay an aeneFdo adoptado por Ia
Junta Central del partido, en- virtud
del cual ~ deelaran fuera de 81 a los
unioniatas que aeepten sargos del Eje-