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Evening journal., 1921-07-11
FARMERS GRADE
THEIR TOMATOES
New Jersey Growers See
Bigger Profits in New
Boxing Plan
ALSO WILL SORT
ALL CANTALOUPES

swEDESBoRo. n. j.. July IL
Thirty-hve thousand crates OF to-
matoes we're shipped from this dis
rict last week. the prices ranging
from e TO 81 a crate. according to
quality. Vast quantities also were
sent by truck direct to Philadel-
phia
One OF the big shipping firms here
has installed grading machines and a
large force Of women and men are
employed in sorting The tomatoes
are dumped on an endless. slowly
moving belt. the various sizes fall
into separate receptacles and expert
hands place each size In graded
crates. The crates are labeled so
that the buyer is assured Of the same
size tomato throughout the package.
Commission men are increasing their
demands for this kind OF stock.
Sweet potatoes and cantaloupes
will be handled In the same manner
this year. as growers have begun TO
see the benefits OF graded packing
methods Heretofore tomatoes. sweet
potatoes and melons have been
placed in baskets IN any old way and
stability in price was unknown. Now
shippers say that every graded crate
sent away has been at a good profit
A vast amount OF poor stock Is left
behind. fed 10 the chickens and
hogs. and does not leave the farm.
Commission men. both IN the Phil
adelphia. New York and New Eng
land markets report that the best
tomatoes ever shipped from South
Jersey are those now sent under size
grading. There rs a strong belief
that the net receipts to tomato grow-
ers this year. although the weather
has been against the growth, will be
larger than any former year. The
late crop is yet 10 come, the plants
look thrifty and the chances are that
canning factories will open sooner
than usual.
Evening journal., 1921-07-11
CALLNUMBER,
NOT OPERATOR
Phone Co. Chief Explains
Why Girls Refuse TO to
Give Information
DO NOT HAVE 1T,
MANAGER SAYS

e. p. Bardo. manager Of the Dia-
mond State Telephone Company, to-
day explained the reason operators
have refused TO furnish persons with
the names and addresses CO parties
who had called them on the phone
and left word for the party called
10 call a certain number. Mr.. Bardo
said that the information was not
available to the phone switchboard
operators.
Continuing: ''Mr Bardo said. q"
Why should the phone operators
cause a delay on the switchboard by
furnishing information which those
seeking il could secure by calling the
number as requested"
1T is through such lost motion
that telephone service is disrupted
and IL does not tend to efficiency on
the part of the Telephone Company
or the public"
Complaints have been made from
time to time Of the phone operators
refusing to supply the name or ad-
dress Of the party who had left their
number for a phone subscriber TO
call. Mr.. Bardo said this morning
that such information was on file In
the business ONCE of the company
and not at the switchboard.
Mr. Bardo also explained that
subscribers who desired TO secure
the phone number in any certain
house would be furnished with such
information II the street address Is
given 70 the operators.
Evening journal., 1921-07-11
.ICECREAMPRICE
DUEFOR MELT
Rate-Cut by Jersey Manu-
facturers Expected to
Effect Trade
ICE CREAM SODAS
TUMBLE IN CHICAGO

Price Of ice cream IS expected
soon to begin 10 melt in Wilmington
A drop already is reported by South
Jersey makers which IL is anticipat-
ed viii cause a reduction in Phila-
delphia, and then in this city.
Ice cream retails in Wilmington
from 55 TO so cents a quart. Before
the war plenty Of the same quality
cream was available for from 80 to
40 cents. with the exception OF
transportation costs. which are
somewhat higher. everything else
that enters into the manufacture OF
the frozen delicacy has declined in
cost since last year
Makers Of ice cream are getting
milk direct from farms az 4 and 8
cents the quart. Last year il cost
them cents. Sugar in the bulk is
now 5iz and cents a pound. where
as q year ago it cost from 21 TO 80
cents a pound. Ice is cheaper and
labor costs have been declining
slowly.
At 35 cents a quart, ice cream can
be sold by the plate for 10 cents at
good profit. several retail ice cream
dealers admitted today.
But while there is ground 10 hope
for a reduction In ice cream prices,
soda fountain men say there is little
likelihood Of a decrease In various
liquid beverages. Flavoring syrups
are still high, and the gas used for
charging the soda water IS likewise
up. say drug store men. out in Chi
cago, however. the price Of ice cream
sOdas has tumbled from II cents tc
II cents. including the war taxes.
Evening journal., 1921-07-11
MIlS. o. n. ROYD DEAD.

Following an illness OF ten weeks
Mrs Clara Locke Boyd died this
morning in the Homeopathic Hos
pital. She had been in poor health
since last Christmas and underwent
an operation at the hospital two
months and half ago from which
she never recovered.
Mrs. Boyd was a daughter Of the
late Milo w. and Mary J. Locke.
She was born IN Syracuse, y. Y,
and as a small child came 20 Mary
land and Delaware TO live. She is
survived by three children, Mrs. c.
c. Gerow, OF this city Milo c. Boyd,
of New York. and Mrs Paul NJ
Etters, of Chester, Pa. and eight
grandchildren.
Mrs. Boyd was a woman OF most
attractive personality, She was a
member Of Trinity p. +. Church.
Funeral services will be held at $50
o'clock Wednesday afternoon with
the Rev. Frederick NJ. Kirkus ofici-
ating at the home OF her son-in-law
c. c. Gerow. 6i3 West 18th street.
lnterment will be in Wilmington
Brandywine cemetery.
Evening journal., 1921-07-11
ARREST MAN, WIFE
AFTER HOUSE RAID

Hearing in the cases of John J..
Wolf. charged with keeping a dis
orderly house his wife. Bessie Wolf.
charged with selling intoxicating
liquor, and Mary Mundy and John
Borowski. charged with improper
conduct, was continued until Friday
by Judge Hastings in Municipal
Court this morning.
when IL was brought out that
State Bacteriologist Herbert j. Wat
son will be unable 10 attend court
on Friday. Mr.. Garrett informed the
court that he would accept the writ
ten statement Of DR.. Watson as "a
tho result Of the analysis Of the
liquor that Mrs. Wolf Is alleged "a
have sold Warren Smith. who Is held
az a witness.
Mr.. and Mrs. Wolf. the Mundy
girl. Borowski and Smith we're taken
In a raid on 26O7 Market street OF
Saturday night by Captain Of De.
teotives Benson and a squad Of de-
/ tectives.
Evening journal., 1921-07-11
GRANTLAND MAY BE
DUPONTS SECRETARY

According TO rumors in political
circles Charles II. Grantland. sec
retary OF the Industrial Accident
Board. Will likely be selected as sec
retary 20 General +. Coleman du-
Pont. when the latter takes up his
new duties as Senator in Washing
ton.
When asked about the rumor this
morning Mr.. Granuand said he had
nothing TO say. General DUPONT
who Is now In Colorado. expects to
return 20 Delaware next month.
Mr.. Grantland who is now secre-
tary OF the Republican State Com
mittee has been active In politica
affairs for some years He serve,
two terms In the Legislature and svas
Speaker OF the House one session.
Evening journal., 1921-07-11
NEGRO CAMP TO
OPEN SUNDAY

A Negro meeting will be held at
Landenburg Junction all next week
starting sunday. The camp will be
held under the auspices OF Landen-
burg Negro Church. The program
for sunday follows; II o'clock. ser
mon by the Rev. r. II. Hoylo; 5
o'clock. sermon by Abraham Dudley
evangelist; 7.3O o'clock. sermon by
the Rev. Jacob Horn. The public is
invited 20 attend tho meetings. The
above speakers will be present each
day. The camp meeting grounds car
be reached either by train or trolley
Evening journal., 1921-07-11
DROP CHARGE
AGAINST GLANTZ

A charge OF manslaughter against
Morris Glantz. who was driving an
automobile that is said TO have run
over and killed six-year-old Frank
Shuster in South Union streets
about two weeks ago. was nolle
pressed by Assistant City Solicitor
Green. in Municipal Court. this
morning.
A coroner's jury returned an open
verdict IN the case. not accusing
Glantz Of being responsible for the
death OF the boy. An investigation
OF the accident will be made by the
attorney-general's office TO determine
as TO whether the matter should be
presented before the Grand Jury.
Evening journal., 1921-07-11
no FORT WAYNE BY AUro.

Mr.. and Mrs. Ray Eisamapn. of
Fort Wayne. Ind. who have been
visiting Mrs. William p. Jester. OF
this city, aunt OF Mrs. Eisamann
have started for their home. Mr.
and Mrs. Eisamann made the trip
here in an automobile and will re-
turn home the same way. They left
Fort Wayne on June and covered
2,s5o miles on the journey 70 this
city.
Evening journal., 1921-07-11
WESLEY STILL GOING

Wesley Independents are ready 70
start again, after three weeks layofi
because Of injuries 10 players. Wes-
ley IS now stronger than ever and
will start tonight with Haven A. c.,
a fast Negro organization, the game
10 start at 6.15 o'clock at the Mill
tary Grounds. on Thursday evening,
Wesley will take on Huber al the
Military Grounds. and on Friday will
90 10 Brack-Ex TO take on the fast
club at that place.
They will end the week with Mer-
wick on Saturday afternoon at Sec
ond and DUPONT streets.
Manager Adams would like 70
hear from locals and out-of-town
teams. Address, G. w. Adams. 52l
Bayard avenue
Evening journal., 1921-07-11
DROVE CAR WHILE
INTOXICATED, CHARGE

Hearing OF the case Of James
Densmore. charged with operating
an automobile while under the in
fuence of liquor. was continued un-
iii Tuesday of next week by Judge
Hastings. IN Municipal Court, this
morning. The defendant is repre-
sented by Philip /. Garrett.
Densmore was arrested while, II
Is alleged, he was steering a sig-zag
course in Front street and turned
onto Market street Saturday night
Mr.. Garrett agreed that his cient
shall not use his automobile until
the disposition OF the case.
Evening journal., 1921-07-11
ACCUSE YOUTH OF
AUTO TUBE THEFT
Special 10 The Evening journal.

Special TO The Evening Journal.
DOVER. July 11.-Chief of Police
Lane received a telephone message
from Bridgeville this morning a
short t-Sne before the arrival Of the
9.37 a. m. train. to look out for a
young man known as Samuel Powell.
charged with the larceny Of automo-
bile shoes and tubes. As the train
pulled into the station here, Lane
saw the tubes on the platform just
the train and seeing a man standing
in the door, asked him his name.
Raplying samuel Powell" Lane
placed him under arrest and secured
the tubes.
Powell is being held 20 await the
arrival Of the Sussex authorities.
Evening journal., 1921-07-11
TAKE UP HARBoR
RIDS TOMORROW

Comparison OF the 33 bids re-
oeived and opened last Wednesday
by the Board OF Harbor Commits
sioners for construction OF the initial
marine terming- will be begun by
the board tom orrow. II Is expected
that a meeting OF the commission
will be held about IL o'clock. John
Meigs. of Philadelphia, the boards
consulting engineer. Is expected 10
attend. The commission has 80 days
from June In which 20 award con-
tracts.
Evening journal., 1921-07-11
DID YOU KNOW THAT

That in 1914 there were only
1.253.O34 in use?
That Ohio led last year with
567. 900?
That Pennsylvania was second
with 5O6.0S5?
That Illinois was third with
497,31S?
That New York was fourth with
4S6.262?
That California was fifth with
421.327?
That Nevada was last with 1883
That Delaware was next TO last
with 16.6O02
Evening journal., 1921-07-11
MISS ELIZABETH NEWMAN DIES

Word was received here this
morning OF the death on Friday last
Of Miss Elizabeth r. Newman.
daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs. George W.
Newman, former residents of this
city, but who now reside in Balti-
more. No details Of the death were
given. Miss Newman was a sister Of
Mrs Albert Edge. OF Nineteenth and
Monroe streets. and Mrs W. c. Tay-
lor. Of 1907 West Seventh street, this
city.
Evening journal., 1921-07-11
FEAR CHILD WILL
DIE OF AUTO HURT

Frank Marino. AGED 7. s34 West
Second street. was taken To the +.
and S. Hospital this afternoon suffer
ing with a fractured skull. He is
expected 10 die.
The child was run down al Second
and Jackson streets. by an automo-
bile owned by the Pyle Market Com
pany, PIG West Eighth street and
driven by Charles Rex. The driver
is held under bail on a charge OF
assault and battery.
Evening journal., 1921-07-11
CONDITION IMPROVED.

Mis- Blanche Beale. Of az Union
street who was seriously injured
several days ago when she was run
down by an automobile at Marcus
Hook. was reported TO be improving
today al the Chester, Pa, hospital
Attendants az the hospital early this
afternoon said Miss Beale was i'm
proved but that she was still in a
critical condition.
Evening journal., 1921-07-11
FIRE DAMAGES AUTO

A touring car was partially de-
stroyed when Il caught hre near
claymont on the Philadelphia Pike
early this morning. Il Is thought that
the rear brake drums became over
heated and set nre 20 the wood
work on the rear OF the machine
The owners could not be learned
Evening journal., 1921-07-11
CONSENTS TO LEAVE WIFE

Consenting 70 leave MS Wife's
house, turn the key over 10 her and
stop molesting her. Thomas Monk,
Negro, was dismissed on payment Of
costs on a charge Of breach Of the
peace by Judge Hastings in Munic-
ipal Court this morning. Mrs. Monk
said that her husband came home
drunk and abused her.
Evening journal., 1921-07-11
CONDUIT WORK TO
COST 100000

Workmen in the employ OF the
local telephone company have about
completed installing the wires In
the underground conduit in West
Seventh street between Shipley and
Franklin streets The completion OF
this work viii enable a hundred or
more residents in the west side OF
the city 20 have phone service. The
cost Of these Improvements II Is es-
timated, win be 100000.
Evening journal., 1921-07-11
ENGINEERS NEED IIoENsEs

About 225 licenses have been is
sued by the City Examining Board
10 stationary engineers in Whining
ton. This is about half the number
in the city. Stationary engineers
must have a license to operate here.
They have only until the end of this
month TO secure the necessary pap
ers Those operating without license
are liable to a ine
Evening journal., 1921-07-11

Beautiful, soft. glossy, healthy hair
and lots Of It., Is a simple matter for
those who use Partisan Sage. This
harmless, delicately perfumed, and nom
greasy invigoratOr Is sold by Eckerd's 0i
IanfOrth's drug stores and al all good
drug and toilet counters. BE sure you
get the genuine Partisan sage (Giroux'sl
as that has the money back guarantees
printed on every bottle.
Evening journal., 1921-07-11
VAcATloNs roR PoLIcE.

When the first squad OF men re-
port of duty at the police station.
tomorrow morning, the following
men will begin their vacation Of one
week:
Patrolmen Lewis. A. Devennsy,
sutton. Reese, Pierce. Lynch, Gold,
u. Devenney, r. b. Johnson, Pur-
nell Moran, Krause, MoClanarty,
kreisel, sill, Eaton, GrabOwski, An
drich' McCord and Barnes.
Evening journal., 1921-07-11
REvIsE VrLGATE ~.

ROME-A commission Of eccle-
siastical authorities. appointed by
Pope Benedict. is at work revising
the text Of the Vulgate. The Va
gate is the canonical version OF the
Bible recognized by Roman Catho-
lies throughout the world.
Evening journal., 1921-07-11
SAILOR BREAKS LEG

Elwood Gilbert. aged 22 years. s25
Church street, was brought from
Fort DUPONT, to the Homeopathic
Hospital, yesterday suffering with a
fractured knee cap. How the in
jury was sustained was not disclosed
at the hospital. Gilbert is a sailor,
Evening journal., 1921-07-11
LAsTLONGER.

LoNDON-A score Of blind gar
deners here have formed a guild.
They say they have IL on other
gardeners because they can't tell
night from day. and thus can work
all the time.
Evening journal., 1921-07-11
NEW BELvIDERE MENrBERs

The Universal Baptist Church OF
Christ az Belvidere had a great day
yesterday. The Rev. II. r. G. Tun-
stall. pastor. preached from the
eighteenth chapter Of Matthew.
Seven members Joined the church
after the service.
Evening journal., 1921-07-11

''Before going to bed rub a little
Partisan Sage into my scalp says a
hair Is greatly admired, This keeps my
hair from being dry. faded or scraggly.
helps Il 20 retain us natural color and
beauty, and makes Il easy 70 arrange at
tnctiyely."
Evening journal., 1921-07-11

II your hair Is getting thin OF you
are troubled with dandrun or Itching
scalp, use Partisan sage daily for z
week and you will surely be surprised
10 see how quickly 10 stops falling hair
and removes every sign Of dandrun
and itching scalp.
Evening journal., 1921-07-11
FINED FOR HARBoRTNG DOC

on a charge OF harboring an un-
registered dog, John KlemaszewsSi
was fined S5 and costs by Judge
Hastings IN Municipal Court this
morning.
Evening journal., 1921-07-11
CIT MEEDS.

Executive officers OF the Board Of
Health are serving notice on owners
OF vacant lots that all weeds must
be cut.
Evening journal., 1921-07-11
ALUMINIUM WARE.

Fine brick dust on a flannel cloth
dampened in soapy water will clean
your aluminium kettle nicely. Il
will remove the tarnish.
Evening journal., 1921-07-11
THATCHFRs no MrFr

The monthly meeting OF the Ella
Thacher w. c. T. U. will be held on
wednesday afternoon al 2 O'Clock In
Harrison street M. Il. Church.
Evening journal., 1921-07-11
HOT FAT

II hot fat is spilled on the kitchen
floor dash some cold water on Il i'm
mediately Thus Il will harden on
the surface instead OF soaking into
the wood.
Evening journal., 1921-07-11
AGAIN WITH TOPKIS STORE.

c. T. Horgan, who was general
manager Of the r. Topkis Sons De-
partment store two years ago, has
returned 10 his old position.
Evening journal., 1921-07-11
PERSONAL.

Joseph Malloy, OF 1923 West Sixth
street. has returned home after two
months vacation at Atlantic City.
Evening journal., 1921-07-11
HAIR HINTS

Helpful Advice for Care Of the Hair
worthy the Attention Of Everyone
Who Would Avoid Dandrun. Itch
lng scalp. Gray Hair and Baldness.
Evening journal., 1921-07-11
MiIlers Antiseptie on. known As
Snake Oil
Has Brought Relief to Thou
sands Of Sufferers.

And what Il has done for others. Il
fer with rheumatism, neuralgia, stiff
and sore muscles. cold In the chest,
Group, coughs aud kindred aches and
pains. Ask your drngglst for bottle
Snake OiD, use according 10 directions
and know what Il means 10 be fee Of
pain.
powerful, penetrating pain relieving rem
edy on the market Refuse limitations,
nothing like Il. Genuine. golden red color.
Only 35c, zoe and Si-O bottles. Miller
Drug Store.
Evening journal., 1921-07-11
WOMAN
BREADS
AWAKENING

Are you ono OF thu countless women
the morning because Of the headache
that is almost sure 10 foiiowf n you are.
here 10 friend Who will reheye you OF
your burden.
I.uoberta Ak-No-Mor Capsules will
bring you sure aud almost instant relief
IL doesn't matter what kind OF = had
sche a. is-mild. severe. acute. chronic.
sick, nervous or nUuraigto-tt has 20
stop. 1.uebort'u Ak-No-Mor stops neu-
ralgta or head. face. neck or back. rhsu-
matte tWingcs or even bad toothache. II
relieves AL kinds Of pains and aches
Guaranteed not 20 contain narcotics or
onnlavinF drugs. Ask your drurrist for
Iuebert'a Ak-No-Mor Capsules and insist
on the genuine Lueberta AZ ell drug
gists-aoo and 6oc per box
"a c. Luebert P. D. Christians. Pa
Evening journal., 1921-07-11

There were said 70 be 7.904.271
autos in use in the United States
last year?
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1921-11-01
STIRIDIN
PATRIE..

200 de soldati romani care as
teapta transporturi de ale coml-
siei de reparatii din Germania,
spre a lie insoti in tara, au fost
incartiruiti in baracilc brig. Ii
cehe. la Nor. Ostrava, lar ofiterll
in hotelul National pentru ca
II aveau loc in Oderburg, de unde
trebue sa insoteasca transpor-
turtle.
lmportul tuturor marfurilor, in
urma semnarH unui jurnal al con-
siliului de ministri, fost lasat
complect liber, i'll schimbul unor
take propdrtionale. earl variaza
de la 2-5 ori actualul tariff va
NAL.
Ministerul de industrie 81 CO.
inert stabilise insa dinainte, i'll
intelegere Gu eel de finante, acest
tariff.
Germania a acceptat sd he pro.
cure anticipate diferite masini
electrice pentru 0 Gotta partc ce Sc
va stabili din despagubirife de
razboiu cuvenitc ROmaniei. O CO.
misiune VA stabili, in vcderea a.
cestui lucru materialelc electrice
ce ne sunt necesare 81 valoarea a.
cestor materiale. dupa cursul zilci
in Germania.
Tratativele cOntinua in ce pri-
veste furnisarea de catre Germa-
MIA tot in contul despagubiri-
lor - 81 altor marfuri pc earl
guvernul lea cerut.
z
Ministerial de razboiu supus
lconsiliului de ministri jurnalul
prin care ministerial este autori-
zat s;i cumpere de la fabricile din
tara un million de metri de postav
pentrn nevoile armatei. Postavul
ya costa 160 de miioane suma ce
Sc va plati din bugetul anului
current.
Cumpararca Sc va face prin
buna invoiala.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1921-11-01

Bridge ave. 81 au luat suma de
800 dollari. Politia pc urma lor.
$ an mai facut 81 trei acostari pc
strada cu ocaziunca carora John
Gavin, 515 Hill ave a fost batut ri
is 'au luat 8 dollari. Frank Cor
coran 2124 w. 41st Str a fost
jefuit de Z dollari 81 Montgomery
Harry STA capturat hotul. care
si-a dat numele de Monroe Moore,
West Park.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1921-11-01
INF0RhAT|UW

Agentul federal pentru prohibi-
tie. Fred Counts, imprcuna Gu dol
ajutori de al sal, fost schimbat
din post. Ell a declarat ca schHn-
barea nu la VENT ca 0 surprin-
dere. dcoarce el Sc astepta la a
ceasta din momentul cc admins
,ratia a fost schimbata. FL a fost
surprins de faptul ca a fost. lasat
atata timp dlrpa schimbarea gu
vernului. Dansul va face practica
de advocat i'm Cleveland.
Elyria. = Daca Alva Anthony,
0 fetita de sapte ami, care Zace
acnm in spitalul Memorial de
aici. Sc va vindeca, ea-si va null
tami viata pompierului Archie
Phipps. FL s'a grabit sd raspunda
chemarii unui doctor care a tri-
mis- un APPEL catre pompieri ca sd
Sc prezinte cei &c vor pentru ca
sd Ii sc ia sange 81 sa Sc faca .
transfuziune in sangelc fetci.
Dupa operate dansa s'a simtit
mai bine 81 este speranta ca va
scapa ell yiata
Filiala din 66O1 Detroit ave. a
bancii Central Savings & Loan
Co. a facut o 1noirc caci intro
dus sistemul de asig,lrare Griz.
zard Homestead, care G I'm plan
de ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. Cine va
face depuneri in banca, acela va
fl 81 asigurat totodata. Informa-
til da banca.
Moscova. Circulatia bancno-
telor guvernului sovietelor a atins
suma euorma de 5,575, 900 600. 900
ruble. Adeca pc fiecare suflct
csdp aptospe la $1,000 ruble. Iii
saptSmana trecuta singa san t.
|parit bancnote in yaloare nomi.
|nala de 5000 900 .ruble. Masinele
|lucreaza &i,ia ii Dosptea.
New York. In Brooklin
(traia 0 batrAns de- n ami. Ia nu
'lasa ~ jntrc pc mime IN camrra