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House to Adjourn
Friday or Saturday

WASHINGTON. June 29.--Final
arrangements we're made today for
adjournment OF the house as soon
as the third deficiency appropriation
bin can be cleaned up. which prob
ably will be tomorrow or Saturday.
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Slayer of Husband
Sues for Insurance

Suit 70 collect $4,000 insurance on
two policies held BY her husband.
Hugh crandail Plumley. for whose
murder she Is now serving sentence
in the state penltertiary. was filed
in superior court Thursday by Mira.
PIumIsy. thru her guardian.
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prGET SOUND CHAPTER n,

100. Loyal Orange order, will hold a
picnic July IL AZ Defiance park,
Tacoma. In conjunction with Brem.
erton and Tacoma lodges. Special in
terurbau trains will leave Seattle at
10 a. NJ.
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ueg~--fteesspss. 200. Marks, ie0seci
Top. tifs bulk OF sales. ts.sc . ta.sss
heavy weight. tio.t50io.se. medium
weight. fie.Te8lis Hight weight. SIC %
9sits light iisnts. SIC Toe 10 30 hsAvy
packing so~s. tseWses. packing
soss. rough. t3gsSs. pigs. tsssG
tloza
Cattle 5000. Market strong.
Choice and prime. % 20 D isfe. medium
and coed. ss.fs1sso. common. $40
AIs. good and choice, tt1t0a.se.
common aua medium, tssSuk7ts
butcher cattle snd heifere, tate 4ste.
es~s stU7.te. bulls. st1s 9sse esn-
uers and cutters. COWS and heifsrs
t9stot. esnnfr steers. stTb0s. veal
calves 81 sees. feeder steers. sistg
VIA Efofksr steers. ffftUT -
stocksr COWS and neifors. - seUt.1t
she~p-Hsaeipts. 1900 Market strong
t&mbs. tis9f1.fe: lambs. Gull and
common. %. 8tf.se. yrarlink ssfhsrs
fs-7s9 HIS. secs. f1.seug.so. cuu 90
common ewes. 81 seDS.te.
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ss FOR sALE-FARM LANDS
DEAL WITH STEEL"
"PealtOrh-Eento

BARGAIN IN I0-AcRE TRACTS
Pacing right on main highway.
Prices from $500 up. One with
new f-room house. nearly all
cleared: we'll and buildings. One
partly cleared. with orchard. Some
with timber. Easy terms on all.
STEEL REALTY DEv. CORP.
Mezzanine Floor. Douglas Bldg.
Fourth and Union. Elliott 1907.
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Arrivals and Departures

June ss-atr Spokane from Southeast.
ern Alaska. az eieA ma
June skstr Yosemite from Nan Ffans
clsea. AZ Asts y. ma Htr kana Mafu from
Vancouver. ~. G.. Al dsiO y. M. str
Prince Rupert ffom Prince Rupert via
parts At . m. str Hedoudo from ia
rema. 81 iitt y. m.. ctr i.aieurhe from
southeastern Alaska. a. 'es y m.
nailed
June fa-~afr stockton for san Fren.
eiseo. 81 $40 q IA. sfr Sorthiand for
Han Francisco VIA Roche Harbor and
Port Angeles. - fffit a. IN.
June ak=atr Prince rupert FOR Prince
Rupert via ports. 81 iits y. M str
Phyllis for Tacoma. 81 ass y. ~ sfr
tatoueh~ for Tacoma. "a a.at y. NJ. sfr
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Csffle--Fkeesipfe f.eeo. Market lower.
Steers. sT2F1s. coss and hsifefn. $50
ss.Ts. stockers and feeders. fs1s@s2s.
caves. ss0sta.
Boxs-Rseegpts. . geo Market. ice high
or. TOP. tte.so. bulk. fss9efo.
sheep--Markef unchanged. IAmbe. fit.se
sis.1s. ewes. Sf.Se0E.
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FHursdays Quctn&tcus
lated. ts@s1e
Coffre--No. Hio. spot. isE Hfofsc ~.
No. Z santos. Its aft.c 10.
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THHFsdaFs NuofnfInne
Buffer-Extras. t.c III; prime firsts
90 ID
Eggs--gssras. 1oc Cor. EXTRA ffrnts
norulnsis EXTRA puiiets sshc dox.
undersixsd puiietr. ftkc dor
Che>~~-cailfSrnie fats. fancy. i3tsc 10.
flrsts. 1.-The -.
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NEW YORK. June 70. Yoreign er-
change opened lower. Sterling. tssek.
of ! francs. teosgiis. pff osoth IRE.
10 ofsfh. off .oooi = Belgian dollars.
s0os5o5s. off oees.
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Pressure Directed
Against Oil Stocks


N,ve NAIL STREET lovRNA FINANCIAL REVIEW -, "a.
unfavoeblc because
sfoun had taken FLIGHT IN the wake Of Mean rlae
STANDARD OF % california dropped 10 oo or ~ Aspha
OF the
openinE 500, ap
Asphalt a. United
states steel g q. Penn
un
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Mrs, Ella Wilson. who was chosen
to office in Hunn~wcll. Kas.. in 1911,
was the first woman mayor IN the
United States.
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Foreign Money Status

wednesdays Qsstsffons
Furnished By Logan a Ryan
SIC S~coad Ave. seattle
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FLOUR AND SUGAR

FIour--Family pat. ts-rb. axis. $50 as 40
soft wheat bakers. st-ff. axis. 100 90
Hard wheat bakers. ss-fb. Ok 100 20
Pastry, 3s-fb. SKIS. ......... .SsB4s 10
sussr--cane. per cwt ........ 7.fs
49, "a
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MALE nFI.P WANTED

6soOD. LiVABIE SHACK. i-AE6E
enough for small family Or hechel-
or. large tract ~ cleared garden
nnn car fare. Price s6tn. terms
tss down. balance SIS month.
Take Lake Hurien car 90 Ninth =.
w and W TimErove II. Open
every day and Sundhq.
a g. nAitTEL9
Al Annex. 7oof sth. near Westiake
nv.. clean. furnith~f. steam heated
bedrooms ffor fnen1; free baths
phone. Trans. soc; weekly r.tn.
WANTED = CANvASsE1lH. MALE
or female. short popular cam
pafgu. Rutf college students. APP
ply Mr.. Jarman. 713 Third ave.
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Wednesday,. Quotsfion-
Furnished by Lsxsa a nrysn
$40 second Ave. seattle
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Liberty Bonds

Nedre~a.y's ouetssiens
Furnished ~ Logan \ nrysa
sic second Ave-. seattle
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FOR sALE-ACREAGE
1850
SMALL RANCH

Bungalow with living and dining
room combined, kitchen. bedroom,
pantry. closet. front and rear
porches: garage and workshop
combined: good well and pump;
acres fine for poultry and berries;
good spring on place; near inter-
urban station. and only 2h miles
from city limits OF Seattle. VIII
sell this place 10 reliable party for
small payment down. and balance
$40 per month. Price $3.50. lm-
mediate possession. See owner,
30i Mutual Life Bldg. First and
Nesier
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FTMAIT MIR WANTED

WANTED > HOtsEkEEFFR TO
take fui4 charge ~ home while
parents work one fond % emil
deem, state salary expected Ad.
dress Route g. iiox 1Qb. SEATTLE
nERRY PiCkEHs. BRING YOUR
tent. fine campo on river banks
best picking In valley. keiY'H
berry fields. Sumner. wash Phone
summer f-F-2
HAoTf pIANo PLAYiSo
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LEGAL NOTICES

TO WHOM TT NAY CONFIRM
This r. 20 certify that r. J. Nertof
has made an application 20 build
garage at iof-i7 WrstiAke ave.
~ lots 4. 9. 8. block So. y. r,
Denny's Fifth Addition.
Anyone desiring 20 protest such oc-
enpancy must fiiasuch protest at
the office % the fiuiidlng Depart
suent. Room s0s County CITY Bldg.
prior 10 June "a. 1893
Ii WILL NOT BE REspoSslbI.E
for bills contracted by my VIE
after this date. June -, 1879.
ROBERT r. METZ.
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ThnFedoyb 0oofstIoea
Fuvwtsh>& ~ Lesss q Bvyss
SIC NeronA Az. A<Aitls
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/ a
4 TELEPHONE
SO AUTOMOBILES FOR SALE
We
have
rebuilt
ih-ton truck
worm drive that
n priced right Rear
new. Wa take them in al .
tho right price. and sell
them ihe same way
TERMS TO
REsPoNsrBLE
PARTIES
KELLY SPRINGFIELD
MOTOR TRUCK SALES co.
FACTORY BRANCH
1895 nth AVE. HAST 0iso.
sAvE sos TO 1855 ON PARTS
Saxon. etc. write. wire OF come TO
WESTERN AUTO WREcK1NG co.
1908 Fifth ave. Elliott Iszs.
OVERLAND TOuRINGs LOOKS
good ana runs good. Just think.
only si75 cash. zi22 y. seth. near
CoriiHn ave.
OVERLAND 't3." HARGAIN. 400;
~, down. 1903 Fifth ave. FL
u, :, :, :. -,,z,.;s =
--@ - ------ ~
50 OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
CASH FOR AUTOMOBILE
will pay cash for your car. or sell
car for you. Bring your car 10
me for quick action No storage
Fiji out blank, mail II to Henry Moss-
bach. ito7 nth ave. Phone East
MAKE ..................
Price .....s........... Tear s.....
Name ...................
Address ....................
Phone ..................
CASH PAID FOR CARS. coNpI-
tion no object. 1903 Fifth. FL
iott iftf
WILL EXCHANGE NEARLY NEW
6-passenRer touring for light road
ster. Garfield 50e4-R.
Sc FOR sALE--REAL ESTATE
NORTH END SNAP
HARD TO BEAT
s2.s0e
Cosy s-room home: Fireplace; built
IN featuress sleeping porch: IN es.
ceiient condition: lot s0xlf0: all
assessments In and paid except
$500 soME TERMS
r. W jain a co.
ETHEL BLDG. and MD PIKE.
ss.400: $500 CASH
one block 70 car: S dandy rooms
on one floor; oak floors In main
rooms: large living and dining
rooms with French doors between:
light. cheerful corner bedrooms;
This home - easily worth 81. 800
WEST q WHEELER
'.Reiiahiiity'
COMPLETELY FURNISHED
$500
THINK OF 1T
5 rooms. modern: fireplace: large
lot, s0xii0s excellent view and
good condition. The above price
Includes rooms OF good furni-
ture, including dishes. silver and
INVESTIGATE THIS
r. v. JAIN a co.
ErTEL BLDG. IND MD PIKE
WHITE RIVER VALLEY
-, = - x..... ,.uA -.
running stream; acres cleared.
lies level: p miles from Pioneer
square. Price $1,000; one-half
cash. balance like rent. Does not
overflow. tso2)
FrREsrDE REALTY co.
1905 Third Ave. Elliott s91s.
MAKE a sTART-0ET A HOME
$1,000 Us the Price
800 Is Cash Payment
Cottage has large rooms.
Is exceptionally well built
3 blocks from car.
Partly furnished. move right in.
Rainier 0022. ssis Ferdinand 81.
LEAVING CITY-MUsT SELL M
mediateiy. real home OF rooms.
modern, garage. = lots, niocks
from car and lake: furniture IL re-
quired. Snap. See ct once. Terms
easy. Phone Rainier ana.
ACCOUNT OF SICKNESS. OWNER
must sell Groom house. Univer-
sity district, st.s0Q; $3.50 cash.
$500 Fourth n r. Kenwood 1885.
SACRIFICE SALE LOTS. $3.50
each. Phinncy ridge. near park.
Mr.. Hatupin, ais Yale Bldg.
INCOME PROPERTY - DOUBLE
house, garage: on car line: $4,000;
terms Eh1tA Rainier ave.
GOING TO BUILDg 400 STOCK
rlans. priced right. SOS Washing
ton Bldg.
Small cottage, si.260; $50 down, SIS
mo. Coughlin. 6i0 Am. Blk. Bid. ELL
2b67.
81 FOR sALE--ACREAGE
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IOsT Ann POUND

sTRAYEfs- MARE AND soR-
rel colt seen below Fremont
Tuesday. Reward kenwood ISIS
l.uFT ~ PAIR EyEos.AsSEs Be
tween university and fsntona Sun
day Cali beacon 5xGi. Reward.
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Ship News


TIL NhnAl
JUNE ~
FIRST Tow Tide
3fea a M 90 a.
FIRST High Tide
Il o. a m 80 a.
second Low Tide
fte D. m % n.
second High Tide
tts , m is.a a.
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Chicago Car Lots

cfEicAoo. Juns fs.--casa wheat N
: hard. tt.tsh.
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HAMILTON LUMBER co.
Fast Marginal Way and Dawson
HOuRrnOAT. 4 ROOMS. NEATLY
furnished: shower hath. water.
lights ctc. sacrifice at $3.50:
terms 10 responsible party.
". v JAIN a co.
EfTrL BLDG s<D AND PIKE.
Evening journal., 1922-07-20
FIFTH WARD CLUB
ENDORSES DUPONT

Republican negro voters OF the
Fifth ward at a meeting in Eighth
Street Baptist Church last evening.
unanimously endorsed the candidacy
OF T. Coleman dupont for the Uni
ted States Senate.
Harry Weeks presided. Addresses
were made by Isaac Mcclure. ward
chairman; Urlel Blake. Dr. J. B.
Stubbs, Harry X Hoch. DR.. Con-
wei Banton and James Foreman.
The meeting endorsed James
Foreman for delegate TO the State
Convention, pledged 10 vote for
nomination OF Senator DUPONT, with
Barrett Jackson as alternate. Dr.
Bauton was endorsed for member OF
the State Committee
Plans for getting out a fun regis
tration OF the colored voters OF the
Fifth Ward were discussed The
meeting was largely attended and re-
ports received showed that mem
bers OF the race had turned out in
large numbers for last Saturdays
registration.
Much remains to be done TO in
sure a 100 per cent registration. how
ever. and this point was emphasized
by several speakers.
The loyalty OF the colofed voters
OF the ward 20 the party ticket 20 be
placed In the field in November. was
pledged amid an enthusiastic dem
onstratiOn.
Evening journal., 1922-07-20
sTEANIER GErs nrr

HALIFAX, y. s., July 20 CUnited
Press) THE American steamer
Elizabeth r., Montreal to Norfolk
which was stranded on the shoals
in the Strait OF Canso yesterday
was relocated today and has pro-
ceeded to its destination according
to advices from the marine depart
ment received here this morning.
Evening journal., 1922-07-20
NOTICES

ALL HAND LAWN MOWERS
bought and sold II. Sol1non. Phone
25Oi-J. jy20-tf.
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EMPLOYMENT BUREAU CLOSES

In accordance with the order Civ
en- by DR.. Joseph n. Odeil. its di-
rector. the Public Employment Blu
reau closed its doors yesterday af-
ternoon. probably for good Men
and women who applied for work
were told OF the openings on file.
but no registrations OF applicants
were made.
Evening journal., 1922-07-20
GETs "MoRMoN MIFE.r

John Rogers. Of the dupont es-
tate. at Longwood. Pa. won a Nor
mon wife at the Garrick Theatre
last night. However. much 70 the
amusement OF the audience. when
the prize winner was announced. he
was awarded a hen.
Evening journal., 1922-07-20
JAIL WAR GUILTY,
FRANCE INSISTS

PARIS, July 20 Omitted Press)
French occupation OF German
territory will not end until the
German war guilty are tried in the
courts OF France and II convicted
delivered up to the government.
Premier Poincaire told a delegation
Of the league OF nations today.
Evening journal., 1922-07-20

large rooms bath. pantry. porch.
Would be a very good location for dem
tist or doctor. y. W. corner 23rd and
Washington SITS. Kleltz Apartment.
fyl7-tf
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LYNDALIA

The IDEAL spot TO live. Don't fan to
select your lot today or tomorrow.
lake Newport or stanton car. Agent
Co. Newport. Del jyi-tf
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:
= LIFE AND CHARACTER
READING
IuIv 10


People born on this date come
under the sign OF Cancer. the head
sign Of the Water Triplicity. The
governing planet is the moon. and
the birthstone a black onyx.
People OF this date often let 20
Of their self-control for no apparent
reason. They are invincible TO ar
gument and cannot be talked out OF
thing; but If their feelings are
hurt, they are apt to lose heart. and
abandon whatever they have under
taken. Their great sensitiveness
leads them into the most absurd
extremes.
People born under Cancer will
have a great many gifts that others
have not. and If educated thorough
ly make their lives a great success.
II you intend selling your house.
your house furnishings, your auto
mobile or old clothes. use the Want
Ads and you will find purchasers
who pay the best prices
Evening journal., 1922-07-20
POSTPONE PICNIC.

Special to The Evening Journal.
MILFORD, July 2O-The picnic
Of the Avenue NJ. E. Sunday school
which was TO have been held yester-
day was postponed on account OF the
wet weatlHr,
Evening journal., 1922-07-20

Tor SALE-2is STORY house. 7 rooms.
~ Delaware Ave. Pennsgrove. y. u.
Price $500. VIII arrange trfhs K. ~
Anderson. 22l $. Third 81. Phiiadeiphsa.
Ia jy20-3t
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HELP wANTEp-,rALE.
WANTED
BY THE
c. B. & Q. r r
MECHANICS AND HELPERS
FOR
PERMANENT POSITIONS

PERMANENT POSITIONS
Machlnists. Boilermakers. Black
smiths, Sheet Metal and Electrical
Workers, zoe per hour.
Helpers for these crafs, 47c per hour.
Passenger Car Repairers and Inspec-
tors, zoe per hour.
Freight Car Repairers and Inspectors.
63c per hour.
To replace men on strike. against de-
cision Of the United states Railroad
Labor Board
Choice OF locations offered. Men who
have wanted the opportunity 10 locate
in the West, should ship at once-be-
fore these attractive positions are
filled.
Transportation. board and lodging
free.
APPLY G.. r. g Q. r.. r.,
1909 Finance Building,
1926 South Penn Square,
Philadelphia, Pennsylvania.
jy1s-it.
Evening journal., 1922-07-20

In the Want Ad Columns you
will find all sorts OF advantageous
propositions and there is no better
time than now to read and use these
columus-Adv.
Evening journal., 1922-07-20

BARBER-First-c class. A. y. Stradley
as s. Broad St. Penn's Grove y. j.
jy203t.
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ROOMS FOR RENT.

LARGE. COOL. FRONT PARLOR-
Furnished. for dodgers. 500 Washing
ton 81. jyi5-i.
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HOUSE PAINTING.

TSEPAINTING-Save the surface
ard you save all. James keenan,,
i60i W. 18th st. Phone 7f92-W.
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MAN

AMBITIOUS GENTLEMAN. ABOUT
80 YEARS OF AGE. WILL FIND
SPLENDID OPPORTUNITY FOR A
PERMANENT POSITION. GIVE FULL
PARTICULARS AND TWO REFER
ENCEs N YOUR FIRST LETTER.
ADDRESS NIL, EVENING JOURNAL
OFFICE ty20-3t.
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Ny son. the Want Ads will work
In thy Interest Till their efforts re-
suit In success.-Adv.
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FOR RENT.
PUBLIC SALE.

sToRE-lO3 W. Ninth st. Phone 23l-w.
] @. Justis Co.. Newport jyStf
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TYPEwRITERs.
BUSINEss COLLEGEs.

Make arrangements now for SUMNER
TERM; day school.
BEACON COLLEGE.
Tenth and King Streets. Wilmington.
aug23-lyr
Evening journal., 1922-07-20

Batteries Recharged, SOC
Service batteries for all make cars.
repairing, rebuilding work guaranteed.
, Bsyhte Service Station. 1909 Market ST.
Fhone 9'4-W. septi5-eod-lyr.
DIR. J. r. MORRIS. Dentist. formerly
OF fO6 Market street. Is located al 70s
Market street. over Walk-Over Shop.
Julyil-1mO.
FOR THE DEFENSE'-Mrs Edward
II. Brennan, 1900 W. Tenth ST.. will
please call at the advertising depart
ment OF The Evening Journal FOR two
tickets on the Queen.
/ HAVE MOVED my wallpaper store
from f0S W. Sixth street 10 Si4 WASH
ington ST. Howard Whitten. jy5-lm.
LAWN MOWERS GROUND-Factory
machinery, yl.50. Called for and deliv-
cred. Phone 250i-J. II. /. Solomon. 2i0
Union street aprl2-6m.
-EoTICE-Constantine ana Lestardo
have opened a wholesale produce
store. at 209 W. Second ST. Foreign
and domestic frults. Bananas a spe-
cialty. Phone SS2s-w. june22-lm.
NOTICE or SPECIAL MEETING OF
STOCKHOLDERS OF BERNARD
OIL COMPANY
a special meeting Of stockholders OF
BERNARD OIL COMPANY will be held
on August 3. 1922. at the office Of the
corpora ton. Room 45 Bennett Building.
Wilkesbarre. Pa. to consider the mat
ter OF dissolving the company. as
recommended by the board Of direc-
tors, In the following resolution. adopted
by them on July Z. 1929:
RESOLVED. That In the judg-
ment Of the board Of directors. ID is
advisable and most FOR the benefit
OF Bernard Oil Company. that said
company should be dissolved and TO
that end and as required by law,
that meeting OF stockholders OF
said corporation. TO take action
upon this resolution be and IL here
by is called TO be held at the office
OF said company. located at Room
IS. Bennett Building. Wilkesbarre.
Luzerne county State Of pennsyl-
vania, on the 3rd day OF August,
1922, between the hours Of 10 o'clock ~
in the forenoon and = o'clock In the
afternoon, namely. at 10 O'Clock in
the forenoon Of that day. and that
the secretary Of this corporation be
and he hereby Is directed. within
ten days after the adoption OF this
resolution, 10 cause notice OF the
adoption OF this resolution TO be
mailed 10 each stOckholder Of the
corporation residing On the United
states and TO cause a ike notice to
De inserted in newspaper pub
lished In the county Of New Castle.
State OF Delaware. at least three
weeks. successfully, once week
next preceding the time appointed.
as aforesaid. for said meeting Of
stockholders"
Dated July 8. 1922.
by the Secretary OF
jyi3-20-27 BERNARD OIL COMPANY.
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HELP wANTED-sIALE.

BARBER-Apply Ben Caney. SIG w
Second st. Jyls-zt.
Evening journal., 1922-07-20

on AND AFTER THIS DATE I will
not be responsible for any debts un-
less contracted by myself on shoemaker
shop. 2ii6 Market st. Ralph Prlmavera.
1908 ". Fourth St jyl5-eod-3t
Evening journal., 1922-07-20

KI.AIR's BAZAAR. Wilmington. Del
Auction sales every Saturday, az 10
o'clock Horses at private sale at all
times Klair and Hollingsworth.
apr6-lyr.
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REAL EsTATE-I0OR SALE

BUNGALOW-Slx rooms. bath. Ras.
water and electric: Winston Ava
ana Lake St. Elmhurst. Del. Open Tor
tractors and Builders. jyT-tf
Evening journal., 1922-07-20

FREE DAY EVERY MONTH-This
Is FIRE. Ephraim day al Ephraim and
Ephraim, 3 and W. Fourth ST. No
body knows the day to be selected as
newspaper men the End or Ord OF the
following month. All purchasers on the
day selected by the committee. will be
sent Ere Ephraim Day check. direct
10 their home. This check Is good for
IRE -Ephraim Day and you would get
your money back. Look for the names
OF the people who received Ere -Eph-
ram checks for purchases made in the
10 be sure your check Is for the correct
amount Of your purchase Ephraim &
EPhraim. and W. Fourth St.
jys-eod 26t
Evening journal., 1922-07-20

THREE ROOMS. bath. electric light.
telephone: furnished or unfurnished.
Apply Clarks Store. Marion Ave. Belle
fonte, before +. NJ jyiS-3t
Evening journal., 1922-07-20

FOR SALE-A hne waterfront property
OF 900 acres. about four miles from
railroad station and on the North East
! river 1000 feet good. sandy beach.
also number OF building sites Price
rlght and terms reasonable +. II.
thompson. Elkton Md. jyi9-sr
Evening journal., 1922-07-20

PRIVATE APARTMENT-Thr rooms.
bath and kltchenette. hot waite. heat,
electric light and gas stove. Posses
sion at once. Inquire l00i West ST.
jyi9-6t.
Evening journal., 1922-07-20
FOR SALE

SALE OF gas ranges. oil cook stoves
ice chests and refrigerators. Repair
parts for all stoves Rergers Third and
Shipley SITS. Phone 5ii3-W. aug6- Tyr
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1922-10-02

New York--It Is a far cry, indeed.
from corset OF years ago to the one
most recently placed in the smart
shops. The oldfashloned corset was
a formidable contraptIon that bolster
ed up the figure in stIff combina-
tIon of heavy cloth and steels. The
latest corset Is daiaty glrdle OF
elastic and lace. stcp-ln without
lacinEs or. indeed, fas'enings OF any
sort II Is intended. moreover. for
the plump as well as the slender.
New York Thrice happy this au.
tumn Is the woman with long and
willowy neck. II is upon her. and
not on her less favored sister. that
the high and ever higher fur coat
looks It's best. Some OF the chokers
which top the new coats being worn
today are so tall they conceal part OF
the nose as well as the ears. With
one OF these new enveloping collars
and hat set in accordance with
fashions decree low over the fore
head. not much Of the face is visible
except the eyes.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1922-10-02

Paris Tho idea Of an embroidered
Initial or monogram or even the
wcaror's name set on the blouse or
sweater may indicate. as has been as
serted more than once. n child-lIke
mind Hut II this Ia so the number
Of chili.likc minds Is increasing rap
idly, To-day the fashionable location
ot such an embroidered initial or
monogram the name being no long.
cr In favor Ia not the front nor even
the shoulder Of the blouse. 1t is high
on the left sleeve.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1922-10-02
Largest Locomotives
Cost $50, 900 Each

SALT LAKE CITY, Utah, Oct. a.
The Denver and Rio Grande Western
railroad recently secured ten locomo.
tiycs which are said to be the larg-
est ever constructed for passenger
service. They are ninety-five feet
long, weight 6t+,600 pounds and
cost approximately 100000 each. Z.
At present the new engines are
used in freight service but after suf-
flcient limberlng up will be put on
passenger runs. Officials of the road
believe they will be able to haul pas
now two or three of the smaller type
are required.