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Evening journal., 1921-04-29

tomorrow. Proceeds viii be used by
the Sunday school
The Ladies' Aid Society will hold
a bake sale in the w. c. T. u. head
quarters on Saturday morning, May
7. II is hoped that all members will
contribute to the sale, as we'll as be
present TO make purchases. Pro-
ceeds Of the sale will be used for par
sonage improvements.
DR.. G.. A. Cooke viii lecture In
Newport NJ r. Church next Tuesday
evening on the Geography and
Topography Of Palestine"
The Newport Woman's Christian
Temperance Union Will hold its
monthly meeting in w. c. T. u.
headquarters on wednesday evening.
Mrs Gallagher will give q report of
the New Castle County Institute re-
Gently held in Wilmington, and it is
hoped that all members will be
present
Mrs. S. Maguigan. Mrs. Charles
Hughes and daughters. Beulah ans
Betty Of Edge Moor. Del, spent
Tuesday with Mrs. George w Seeds.
DR. and Mrs. IA. J., Patterson Of
oxford. Pa. visited Mr. and Mrs.
ID. W. Chandler here. on Sunday.
Miss Katharine Price has been
spending sometime with Mrs. VIII
liam Rose Of North East, Md.
Miss Mary scarborough Is in the
Delaware Hospital where she recent
" underwent an operation for ep-
pendicius and is quite ill.
Mrs. George w. Seeds and Miss
Viola Seeds spent Sunday with Mr.
and Mrs. n. Il. Benton of Centre
Vile, Nd
Mrs. Harry Dempsey and daugh-
ter of Wilmington, Del, were din
ner guests of Mr. and Mrs c. w.
Maclary on Tuesday Mrs. Demp-
sey left yesterday for Greenville
Texas. where she will visit relatives
for about six weeks.
Miss Mildred Chandler OF Ger
mantown, Pa, spent the weekend
here with her parents.
Mrs. Harvey Gregg is spendinl
sometime with the Rev. and Mrs. j
II. Whedbee OF Cordova, Md.
Evening journal., 1921-04-29
NEWPORT SOCIETY
HAS SOCIAL NIGHT
Special to The Evening Journal.

Special TO The Evening Journal.
NEWPORT. April 29-The Ladies'
Aid Society of the Newport M. e.
Church held its monthly business
meeting and social last evening at
the home OF Mr.. and Mrs Alfred
Craig.
Following the business hour, the
meeting was turned over to the en-
tertainment committee. Miss Leila
Lyman, Miss Sarah Benson and Miss
Lora Thompson, and a very pleasing
program was furnished. as follows:
cornet solo, Mitchell Pierson, ac-
companied by Mrs. Harry Pierson;
vocal solo, Miss Marie Young; in
strumental solo, Margaret Hargan;
recitation. Miss Margaret Burke;
selection by trio, Mrs. Mary Hayden
Alfred Spence and Warren Garrett;
game Of advertisements. in which
Miss Marie Young won the prize for
having the highest number Of cor
rect answers
The next meeting OF the society
will be held at the home Of Mrs.
Jesse Jones. The entertainment
committee for next month consists
OF Mrs. Harper webb, Miss Marie
Young and Miss Mae Seeds.
The Woman's Club OF Newport
met this afternoon In the Red Mems
hail. Mrs. Charles NJ. Weatherby
and Mrs. II. B. Taylor were I'm charge
Of entertainment for the afternoon.
The speaker was Miss Jennie Baer
chairman OF the home economies
committee OF the State Federation
OF Women's Clubs.
The Sunday school class OF Mrs.
Charles Long will hold a bake sale
Evening journal., 1921-04-29
CREPES
Desirable for Ladies'
Underwear

These regular 35c Crepes for
Saturday are 21c yd-
And 3Sc Ripplettes, oolors and
white, Saturday. 21c-
And our ESQ Cheviotz, IN paafn
colors, Saturday. 17c I'D
And good S6-in- Percalea. ssrs-
ETY. OF patterns, for 175kc-
And real Mohawk Sheets, sfxSe
(limited quantity S1.47 each
And good-looking S5c Dress
Ginghams, tomorrow. 16c yd-
And English Long Cloth. mice
quality, 10 yd- piece, Sf.45.
And I'm the home furnishing
basement, besides a full line of
Screens and Screen Doors, youW
find n special tablefuI OF good Grey
Enamelware at HALF PRICE.
This is the old-faslrioned heavy
coated, durable enamelware.
Laundry Soap that launders. 80
cake
Fourth StreetStore.
Evening journal., 1921-04-29
FIVE POINTS TO
HAVEBI 4IH
Hope to House New Fire
Apparatus on Indepen-
dence Day
JUNE Carnival
TAKES SHAPE

Special to The Evening Journal.
RICHARDSON PARK, April 29.-
Having received assistance from 80
per cent. OF the residents and with
pledges OF further assistance, the fire
committee Of the Five Points Civics
Association at a meeting tonight at
the home Of John Jordan, in all
probability will award the contract
for the fire apparatus The machine
desired is of triple combination type
and bids have been received from a
number Of manufacturers.
Il is hoped that the machine can
be delivered by July 4 when a public
celebration will be held.
This affair will be OF a patriotic
order. starting with field sports and
a baseball game in the afternoon,
flag raising at Elmhurst, address.
housing Of the new fire apparatus
and a display OF fireworks in the
evening.
The carnival committee OF the
Five Points Association will meet at
the home Of Ray Vansant, Elmhurst,
tonight when details for the street
carnival to be held in June will be
arranged. The women committees
will meet with the mems commit
tee.
The work Of cindering Howard
street from the Richardson Park
school house to the Elmhurst store
a distance OF nearly a mile, was
started yesterday. Several other
thoroughfares are to be re-cindered
before June /.
The entertainment given by the
Queen Esther Society of the NJ. T.
Church was well attended.
The Parent Teachers Association
will hold a bake sale from 1890 &c
2 o'clock.
The recent pie and milk socia
given by the Five Points ball team
netted the club about S55 profit.
Evening journal., 1921-04-29

aid Of drugs to tho sick and invalid.
A surgeon in the Royal Air Force.
England. called attention TO a num-
ber Of cures OF different ailments
effected by flying. These cures
ranged from the cold to phthisis,
neurology and influenza.
The nerve specialist may find q
wide field OF operations. the air SER
vice experts said.
The near future was held likely to
produce the aerial sanatorlum and
the aero therapist.
Evening journal., 1921-04-29
The Best Velvet
Rugs

9x12 It size-one of our best sellers
are now re-priced and show most well
come savings.
Were 500, here now $500
We're SIS, here now $500
We're $50, here now $4,000
OF this same high quality Velvet RuEz.
but in the following sizes reduced to
s.3x10.6 for $27, $40 and $50 each,
7.6x9 for $25 and S35.
6x9 for S25 and $50 each.
Evening journal., 1921-04-29
MARRIED MEN ARE
SAFER THAN SINGLE

MILWAUKEE,, Wis. (Unite d
Press).-Single men get into more
trouble than married. but married
women are more likely to run afoul
of the law than single ones, accord
ing to the annual report Of H. C.
Momsen, superintendent of the Mil
Evening journal., 1921-04-29
waukee house OF correction.

Also. widowers and divorced hus-
bands stand a good chance Of look
ing out from behind the bars. while
the much maligned divorcee is per-
fection, so far as law violations are
concerned. according to the report.
There were 734 guests of Milwau-
kee county last year. the report
shows, $50 men and 81 women. OF
these. 500 were single men, 169 mar
ried, six widowers and eight divorced
men. OF the women, 2s were mar
ried, 22 single and one a widow, but
Evening journal., 1921-04-29
TRY THIS.

To prevent the gloss coming on
Of your white paint wash it with
milk and little soap. That viii De
much cheaper than repainung ana
is effective.
Evening journal., 1921-04-29
are all reduced for
Gil 0raccact h is End-of-the-
Oiin DiN'0"' Month Sale.
Most of Them at About Half Our
Former Prices.

You who know the good quality
of material and the high class of
workmanship that distinguishes our
fashionable Silk Dresses will be quick
to take advantage of this End-of-the-
Month Special Sale on good Silk
Dresses and your purchases of them
at their reduced prices will help us
to make the garrison finish" for
which the End-of-the-Month reduc-
tions are made.
You'll find good assortment of
the most conservative usable styles
in the popular colors and to start
with, all sizes.
Second Floor.
Evening journal., 1921-04-29
CURDIIs?

II your salad dressing begins to
curdle put in a little Of the un-
beaten white OF an egg, Youn find
il smooth.
Evening journal., 1921-04-29
not a divorcee.

not uIVUTCtt.
The report indicates most OF those
caught in the laws dragnet are be-
tween the ages Of 20 and 80. The
next most dangerous period is be-
tween 80 and 40.
Evening star., 1921-03-03

ambassador of Italy, who, commits
stoned by his government, announced
that in special tribute TO Mr.. Lubln
the delegates of the Sixty-one adher-
ing nations of the International lnstl-
tue of Agriculture were in session
simultaneously With the memorial
ceremony being conducted by the
Southern Commercial Congress in
Washington and that the memorial
tablet to Mr.. Lubin was at the same
hour being unveiled at the 1nterna-
tional Institute in Rome.
The ambassador was accompa I'd
by his entire staff and in his address
emphasized the cordial and historic
relations that exist between the king
dom of Italy and the United States.
Other speakers at the memorial
service were Nine. Olivia r. Agresti,
who delivered a message for Edcar-
do Pantano, president Of the Inter-
national Institute; Secretary of Com
merce Alexander, Senators Fletcher
and Phelan and Representative Kahn.
Secretary Meredith accepted the
painting for the Department of Agrl-
culture,
Evening star., 1921-03-03
and farm supplies. Finance will be
the keynote Of the success of such ap-
plea tion."

plication."
Smfth-Fletcher Bill Favored.
Endorsement of the Fletcher
bill for development of the agricul-
tural resources Of the United States
through federal and state co-opera-
ton was given in an address delivered
by Representative Addison 7. Smith
of Idaho. The greater part of his
speech was taken up with a detailed
measure.
There are few who fail to realize
the menace to our national security
said Representative Smith, which re-
suits from the steadily increasing
congestion of humanity in our large
centers Of population. Without doubt,
our social and economic stability
could be most readily strengthened by
the development of our latent land
resources, converting them into living
means of production"
Secretary Colby Is Heard.
Secretary of State Colby was the
principal speaker at the convention
banquet given last night at the New
Willard in honor of Latin American
diplomats. He said the delay of the
United States in ratifying the treaty
with Colombia has been most unfor-
tunate" and in all countries where
confidence and commercial opportu-
nifty"
The Secretary scored American buSl-
ness men who employed unscrupulous
methods in amaSsing fortunes during
the war. This class of profiteer, he
said, injured American standing In
Latin America by taking chances,
not only with. his money. but with MS
credit, his reputation and with MS
customers"
Ambassadors AIencar of Brazil and
PeZet of Peru. responded to the sec
retary's address. To retain the Bra
lillian market. Ambassador Alencar
said, we should send business men,
able to sneak the language of the
countries they do business with, to
South America: give long-term credit;
expert products wanted in the con-
suminG country. and OBTAIN lo"ef
TRANSFORMATION rates between North
and South America
Ambassador Pezet spoke mainly OF
the exchange situation. He SAID l-alln
America is now buying to a great eX-
tent from Europe because of better
rate of exchange. Thomas r. Preston,
president of the congress, presided at
the banquet.
Tribute to Lubin.
An international trlbute was pdiu 70
the memory of the late David Lubln
of California, in the. auditorium OF
the National Museum, yesterday art
ernoon, when the painting of the dis
tinguished American by Szoldatics
was presented by the Southern Com
mercial Congress to the United States
Department of Agriculture. Clarence
J. Owens, director general of the
congress. presided. He read a mes
sage from King Victor Emmanuel of
italy to President Woodrow Wilson
in which the king lauded Mr.. Lubin's
services to humanity.
An eloquent tribute was paid to the
memory of Mr.. Lubn by His Excel
lency Senator Vittorio Rolandi Ricci
Evening star., 1921-03-03
McFadden Bill Favored.

Recommendation for a favorable re-
port on the McFadden bill to prevent
a further decline in the country's gold
production was made to the House
ways and means committee by sub
committee which had held hearings
on the measure. The bill is designed
to correct the costs of gold produc-
ton as related to its monetary value
and thereby make gold mining more
profitable in the United States.
Evening star., 1921-03-03
ship Bonrd Needs S395.245.O 900.

Shipping Board projects for this
year will require s395.245,0o0 in ap-
propriations if all charges are met
said a financial statement sent to the
Senate yesterday by the board in re-
sponse to resolution by Senator
Edge. republican, New Jersey.
The board said 467 steel vessels. or
80 per cent of the governments car
go carriers. were tied up, represent
ing loss of $1,465 each per month
Wooden vessels tied up number 265
representing a loss of $685. a month
in cash outlay.
Senator Edge told the Senate that
the statement as to the condition of
the boards finances showed that the
board itself did not know where il
g
Evening star., 1921-03-03
Further Loan Probe Ordered.

The Senate judiciary committee was
authorized. in a resolution adopted
last night by the Senate. to continue
during the coming recess of Con-
gress it's investigation of loans by
the United States to foreign coun-
tries before and after the armistice.
The resolution was drafted by Sem
ator Reed (democraD, Missouri, upon
request of the committee, after the
Treasury Department. pursuant to
demand of the committee, had de-
livered to it six boxes filled with
photostatic copies of the correspond
ence covering loan negotiations with
France, Italy. Siberia, Greece and
other countries.
Evening star., 1921-03-03

Senate amendment to the Army ap-
preparation bill providing for the
creation of the grade of lieutenant
general and the appointment of two
overseas commanders to the places
provided. 1t had been planned to
name to the grades Mai. Gems. Liggett
and Bullard, who commanded army
corps overseas during the world war.
Evening star., 1921-03-03
In the House and Senate

The House adopted the Fisher reso-
luton directing the War Department
to bring back from France the body
of an unidentified soldier and TO inter
it with suitable ceremonies in Ar
lington cemetery.
Evening star., 1921-03-03

of the Ford New berry senatorial con-
test from Michigan, yesterday voted
against proceeding with testimony.
Republican committee members voted
down a motion by Senator Wolcott,
democrat. Delaware. to summon wit
nesses for March 16. in accordance
with the request recently filed by
Henry Ford, the democratic con-
teStant.
Evening star., 1921-03-03
Alaska Coal Bill Passed.

The bill amending the coallands
leasing act to permit prospecting for
coal in Alaska lands before actual
leasing has been completed was pass
ed by the House last night and now
goes to the President.
The Secretary of the Interior may,
under the bill. issue licenses to appli-
cants qualified under the leasing act.
to determine whether coal in CONNER
cial quantities exists in undeveloped d
lands. The licenses would be given
to individuals or corporations for not
more than 1850 acres of land for d
four-year period.
House Opposes Army Amendment.
The House refused to agree to the
Evening star., 1921-03-03

Ford Request Voted Down.
By straight party vote the Sen
ate elections subcommittee. in charge
The New York herald., 1921-04-10

AGENTS-Restrcted territories allotted to
local agents in Essex. Hudson, Union. Ber-
gen and Passaic counties, New Jersey, within
a radius of about 25 miles from Newark: !:
elusive selling rights to each agent. Call on
house owners, introduce and sell tharmo-
stats; solicit orders only; install any time
requested within six months commission
paid Immediately upon receipt of confirmed
order no samples to carry; illustrated cata-
logue. Our therinostat sells itself Its
merits: no money asked until 10 days after
date OF installation we give year guar
anty and free service we handle all makes
of thermostats. Our agents can make steady
weekly income all through the summer, and
will have tremendous increase thereafter
Call for demonstration and particulars. or
write. Distributors wanted In all other
counties OF New Jersey. NEWARK THEIR
MOSTAT COMPANY, 256 Market ST.. New
ark N. j.
The New York herald., 1921-04-10

SALESMANAGER, with $1,000 to 10000.
capable handling national distribution won
derful new food product, can secure sub
stantial interest In successful sales agency
controlling entire output two factories with
branches In number larger cities: capital ex-
clusivey for promoting and financing sales !;
only men whose services will be as useful as
their capital, and indicating, In reply, earn
estness, financial resources and ability, con-
sidered: substantial references given and
required serious principals only. Address
Responsible, care Burdett Phillips, Inc. 30
West Both ST., New York city.
The New York herald., 1921-04-10

BATTERY men, II you have from $500 to
$1,000 and you desire to be your own
boss, making good money. owning entirely
what you pay for. join us In our battery
service station proposition: we want SER
vice stations In Newark, Arlington, Har-
rison, Kearny, Hoboken, Union Hill
West New York and Bayonne; battery
of highest reputation, tho pioneers In the
battery business; inquiries by mall only.
Auto Electrician, distributors for Gould
Storage Batteries, Boulevard and Pater-
son Plank road, North Bergen. n. J.
The New York herald., 1921-04-10

AN expert tropical products. 40 years.
just returned from an inspection
trip covering five republics, wants
several younger men with sufficient
financial backing to return with him,
to take up different branches public
service contracts, sewers. water, cleo
trio light. building automobile roads,
agricultural cattle and virgin lands:
several openings for banking establish
ments; also new industries which the
war held back: give outline educa-
ton. age; references exchanged. @.
755 Herald. 2S0 Broadway.
The New York herald., 1921-04-10
FURNISHED ROOMS WANTED.

BUSINESS couple want clean front room:
private family: elevator; West Side. I'D TO
l0nth please state relative particulars:
references furnished: reasonable. 2S6
Herald. Herald square.
LARGE room. bath. lot water. electric
av. Brooklyn. y. y.
ROOM WANTED, below 42d ST.. north light
for artist: so month. 4 513 Herald $50
Broadway.
The New York herald., 1921-04-10

SUMMER hotel or boarding house for sale
or to let, 80 rooms, all convenences, In
first class condition; large Barth range in
Kitchen; house furnished private lake on
property; row boats, bath houses; barn,
wagon sheds. chicken houses ice house,
pump house. outside laundry house garden.
lawn, young fruit trees; so miles from NJ
\. city. III miles to D., l.. & w. station !:
trolley passes property high elevation; price
$4,000. VIM. KNIPPER, Ledgewood. N. j..
The New York herald., 1921-04-10

OIL appears on the surface of my 800 acre
farm; have quietly secured leases on 1 400
acres adjoining; am securing more; would
gladly give big interest to any one putting
down first well: this may be great oppor-
tunity for enormous returns; have no stock
70 sell, merely want partner See my
friend If Interested. + 275 Herald, Herald So.
The New York herald., 1921-04-10
BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES.
ESTABLISHED
AUTOMOBILE ACCESSORIES
COMPANY,
ESTABLISHED

now expanding. offers management
OF branches to properly qualified
men; while knowledge of automo-
bile accessories business Is not alb
solutely essential and an investment
must be made, the chief require
ments are honesty. integrity. abil-
ity and energy: such men as We
will accept win have control OF
completely stocked accessories
store on main automobile thor
oughfare and viii have back of
them the purchasing power. the
prestige, the strength and the ma
tional advertising campaign OF a
large controlling corporation. II
seriously interested reply in conf
dence to Box NJ, care of r.. o.
Weiss ADV. Acy. 67 w. 44th ST..
New York city.
The New York herald., 1921-04-10
EXECUTIVE WANTED.

EXECUTIVE WANTED.
Here Is an absolutely Al opportunity
for an able executive TO take an inn
portant organizing and managing po-
sition In a company that promises TO
grow into one of the largest In its
field. Investment required, but real
ability is first essential. Assured
profits and unusually big possibili
ties of development. Company will
stand minutest investigation and will
investigate applicant. Reply, giving
details for appointment, 10 Suite 1714,
80 Broadway, New York city.
The New York herald., 1921-04-10

WILL pay 10 per cent. for use
of $4,000 for one year: New
Jersey. automobile. Il 296 Her
aid, Herald square.
The New York herald., 1921-04-10

TRUCK BODY PLANT
FOR SALE.
Completely equipped for wood
working, blacksmithing, painting;
about 1900 square feet; one story
modern, fireproof. daylight con-
struction. concrete floors; heating.
plumbing and water supply in
stalled: on Jersey State road
about hour drive from Herald
Square; usable for garage; about
81 900 inventory; ready TO operate;
mortgage $12. 600; cash required
$4,000; principals only; might
consider less for quick action.
i 1ss Herald. Herald 50.
The New York herald., 1921-04-10
Yves. side.

ATTRACTIVE ROOM. private waHhroom. 70
respectable woman. furnishing best refer
cnees; ~ per week. Phone. Morningsde 22ts.
nicely Furnished room. private home, River
side Drive, desires man. paying guest. Apt.
~. telephone Riverside 2f03.
BARROW ST, fShcridan su.)--Room with
or single beds, bath. apt. H.
CENTRAL Park West fs0 ,nr insth. At
an co1venipnces, private Christian family
reasonable. references. Apartmsrt ~.
The New York herald., 1921-04-10
CAPITAL WANTED.

We have contracts In hand OF which
time Is the essence. In order that we
may expedite our performance OF
same we would offer an interest OF
our business TO fourth partner who
has $1,000 to $4,000 for immediate
investment.
This Is an extraordinary opportunity
for some one TO become actively or
inactively associated with three spe-
cialists In one OF the soundest and
most lucrative business enterprises.
Profits from present contracts should
exceed 100000 for the fiscal year.
Phone STEVENS. Circle 55l5. for APP
pointment.
The New York herald., 1921-04-10

EXCELLENT opportunity for
salesman TO buy an inter-
est In long established Al
concern manufacturing child
ren's wear. must have sub
stantial personal following. Il
1T6 Herald, Herald SCI.
The New York herald., 1921-04-10

MAIL ORDER BUSINESS FOR SALE.
SUCCESSFULLY ESTABLISHED 23
YEARS.
NET PROFITS $4,000 YEARLY.
FULLEST INVESTIGATION INVITED.
$4,000.
TERMS TO RIGHT PARTY.
INTERNATIONAL BUSINESS
SERVICE. INC.
22D FLOOR, TIMES BUILDING.
BRYANT $500.
The New York herald., 1921-04-10

A LADY WANTED, CAPABLE or TAKING
ENTIRE CHARGE OF A HIGH CLASS
CORSET BRANCH STORE UPTOWN; SAL
AIRY AND COMMISSION: WRITE FULL.
PARTICULARS REGARDING AGE, EXPE-
RIENCE AND RESPONSIBILITY. L 292
HERALD, HERALD SO.
The New York herald., 1921-04-10
SITUATIONS WANTED-FEMALE

Cooks, &c.
OK-chambermaid and waitress, TWO
friends, want positions together city or
country H. -Johanensen, care Mrs. q.
C;ennert Commission road, Short Hills, y. j.
Phone tTo Short Hills.
The New York herald., 1921-04-10

HOTEL proposition on Jersey
shore open TO experienced man
able invest 5000 10 5000:
64 guest rooms. BRYAN, $50
South Broadway. Phone $500
Yonkers.
The New York herald., 1921-04-10
BUSINESS MAN REQUIRED

10 Join concrete house corporation
owning successful. proven patented.
process for casting concrete houses
IN large quantities large contracts
available: safe and attractive propo-
altion; investment required So 900 20
$4,000. No. 1876 Woolworth Build
ing, y. y. &.