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Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial. (Wilmington, Del.) 1878-1928, 1922-03-15
THE MIRROR OF
PUBLIC OPINION

ten, but he would deliver the cedars
OF bust. and no did lie delivered them
and they were transported 30 miles
overland and used I'm the building OF
Solomons temple. The harbor master
listened TO the skippers complaint
with an unsympathctic ear.
Years passed Three or four CEN
turtles later a Jewish prophet travel
ing incognIto with passport of Tar
shlsh came, down TO tho wharf at
Joppa and engaged flrat-closs passage
on the first ship out. He commented
on the execrable arrangements for
handling passengers, The captain
agreed with him. lie said the ship
ping industry had been trying for the
past four or five hundred years TO get
something done. The incident Is re-
membercd because Il later turned out
| that the passenger name was Jonah
Many things have happened since
the cedars of Lebanon were unload
ed on Joppa's wharves and hauled
through her crooked streets and out by
the Jerusalem gate There was tn,
visit OF the Apostle Peter, who was
lodged I'm the house OF Simon tho
| idUntfs ul tNt0h VI Sutn
that they preserved the house and show
II TO creduous tourists TO this day
There was the capture OF tho city b,
Saladin In 1887 and It's s'e-capture b!
Richard the Lion Hearted four year
later. There was the slaughter o
I 200 Turks by Napoleon who took tn
city I'm 1899.
Finally In 1921 along came part.
of Italian bankers. They heard tn
oge-old complaint. and for the frs
time I'm 1000 years II fell upon ear
that were not deaf. The bankers sal
, they would advance 100000 for tn
! work. which win make Jaffa por
readily npproachable for big seagoln
freighters. These cannot now ap
proach nearer than three miles off tn
shore In stormy weather.
The experience OF Joppa. or Jaffi
offers the worlds best example OF IN
value OF keeping everlastingly Mt IT.
, Omaha World Herald.
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so cents. which melted some tAxables
to the belief they were being unjustly
mulcted. But they were not. The
notAries under the fee bill now Get
forth in the latest Revised Code. have
n legal right to charge 80 cents for
taking an affidavit. 1t 10 hoped, how
ever, that In respect OF income tax
afildavits all will confine themselves
to a charge OF 25 cents. Tho taxables
are sufficiently irritated over the ex-
acting and vexatious impositions OF
the filing tax without being charged
a sum for the afIidavit that serves 70
increase their sense OF injustice.
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PERSISTENCE PAYS.

Persistence pays. Look at the case
Of Jaffa, the principal seaport OF Pal
estine, known as Joppa in Bible times,
when 1t played second fiddle to Tyre
and Sidon.
Some 5000 years ago a cargo con-
sisting of cedars OF Lebanon was
brought into the port of Joppa. The
Phenician shipmaster who supervised
the job of unloading them said at the
time the harbor facilities were rot
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial. (Wilmington, Del.) 1878-1928, 1922-03-15
TRIBUTE TO LEROY W. ALLEN

Editor Every Evening: beg your
Indulgence 10 reprint the following
which first appeared In tho seaford
News.
Scaford. March IA, 1929.
Having known LcRoy w Allen
most all his short life, feel that /
should write these few lines. Az a boy
on the farm where he grew 10 man
hood, he was loved by all his friends
and neighbors because Of his sterling
character. happy and sunny DISPOSE
ton. ! nsvor saw him In n grouchy
or unhappy frame OF mind. yet he
may have had such moments, but
never to my knowledge. Surely he
had as good reasons as any of us TO
be so, but he lived above II. When
he moved TO our town, about two
years ngo. his bright cheerful spirit
was with him and remained with
him until the sad end of his earthly
life. Many have / heard say, "Oh how
I shall miss that boy, for he always
came along with the jolly whistle
or singing. or some CHEEKY word.
Sure we know the hearts of his dear
| wife, his loving mother, his loyal
and devoted brothers and sisters are
sad. but they have great reason to
! hank the dear Lord that such n boy
as this was their Roy, and some day
they will know why this sad affection
Some time. somewhere, there'n DO no
pain.
No shattered nerves, no wearied brain
No weakness known in that new land
There strength and youth and health
shall stand.
Some time. somewhere. no sad fare
well.
No last, long look. no tolling bell;
Hand Joined in hand and heart Fl
heart.
Through countless ages ne'er TO par,
A Friend-L. NJ. G.
(Mr. Allen was recently killed in al
accident at Seaford.-Ed. r. e.
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THE EVENING SMILE.
HER COMPANIONS.

Eyes. your honor" said the ag-
grieved woman. as she dabbed her
eyes, "he neglected me shamefully.
Why, he was never at home"
And l suppose you had TO spend
your evenings all by yourself with no
companfonship whatever"
wv w Well" she sobbed. Il had two
goldfish, '-Brmingham Age-Herald.
Beggar-'sPlease give poor old
blind man a dime" Beggee Why.
you can see out Of one eye," Beggar-
We'll. then. give me a nickel."--Sun
Dodger.
Who said Kansas City was a wild.
all-night town? 4 fire in the Hotel
Muehlebach at $50 O'Clock in the
evening crowded the street with
guests In night attire"
Wonder what they are doing on
Olympus these days?" Il spose Hebe
Is brewing home nectar while Gany-
mede Is bootlegging ambrosIa," Louis
Vile Courier Journal
Remember the old fashioned centaur
who had the head OF a man and the
body OF a horse2 His successor is
the stylish girl who looks Ike a polar
/ bear above and a stork below Toledo
Blade
Waiter How did YOU order your
steak, slr?" Impatient dine orally
| I'm sorry TO say see now that
should have ordered II by mail twC
weeks in advance. Cincinnati En-
| quirer.
what did you let that fellow in her,
for?" demanded the boss angrily
Haven't told you dozens OF time.
rot to admit any book agents or can
vassers?" I'm sorry. sir" said tbs
otn6e boy meekly II thought tha
guy was a bootlegger, Buffalo Tx
press
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MEETINGS TONIGHT.

Christian Scientists.
Cigarmakers Union.
Hope Lodge. ]. o, o. i.
Camp No. 2. =. o. Of A.
Cyrus Temple, l.. c. L.
Sheridan Post. GA. r.
Franklin Circle. b. OF j..
Welcome Lodge, O. s. ID.
Diamond Camp, w. OF w.
American Lodge, s. OF II.
National Protective Legion.
Della ware Lodge. d. o. ii.
Delaware Council, c. d. J..
Brandywine Military Band.
Usage Tribe, Imp'd. o, II. NJ.
Oriental Lodge, A. +. g. A M.
wilmington Council, G. Is. J..
Columbia Lodge, A. o. u. w.
Delaware Council, o. u. A. NJ.
Lafayette Lodge, No. 2, X. of r.
Welcome Lodge, Jr. o. u. A. M
Ladies Catholic Benevolent Asso.
Harmony Council, No. /, u. +, A.
Mattahoon Tribe, Imp'd. o. II. NJ.
Star of Bethlehem Lodge. J.. g. T..
German Beneficial Society, No. 3.
Washington Camp, No 4, y. O. S.
Evening Star Lodge, No. 2, O. s. of I
Wilmington Div, Il. n. ST. j & n
William Mckinley Com. l.. III, NJ.
Local 621. Carpenters Joiners Unioi
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Often Done

as your daughter musicsl7~
II don't think so"
But i understand she practices on
the piano every day"
Yes. We're going to make her learn
to play that instrument whether she
has any talent for Il or not.
Free Press.
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WHAT THE PEOPLE SAY.

The fun name and address Of tibet
writer must accompany each letter. mo-
necessarily for publication but as owl
dence 81 good faith Anonymous com
munIcst,ons will DO ignored. Publics-
ton, OF letters does not carry with ~
Endorsement BY Every u yening OF the
opinions therein expressed.
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Every day someone VIII lose some
;hirg OF value.-Many use the classl-
Ned columns OF Every Evening and
get the lost articles returned.-Othees
count It loss and are enthusiastically,
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QUESTIONS AND ANSWERS

Any reader can get the answer TO any
Question by writing Every Evening Infor-
nation Bureau, Frederic j. Haskin. Direc-
tor, Washington. ID. G.. This offer applies
strictly 20 information The bureau can
not give advice on legal. medical and
exhaustive research on any subject Write
your questions plainly and briefly. Give
full name and address and enclose two
replies are sent direct TO the inquirer.
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Editor Every Evening" I beg your
Indulgence TO reprint the following
which first appeared In tho seaford
News.
Scaford. March IL, 1922.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial. (Wilmington, Del.) 1878-1928, 1922-03-15

With the realization that much
more is necessary than the ability TO
talk and understand the Spanish
tongue. IL is becoming harder
each year TO be chosen for CONNER
cial work In the Latin American field.
The standard is ever rising. 1t may be
truly said that commercial scientists
now are in charge and are directing
the Latin American trade OF the
United States.
American business blundered into
many queer situations when II started
out 70 capture foreign trade. In one
Incident. South American Arm want
ed TO purchase 100000 worth OF shirts.
II sent a representative to the United
States TO make the purchase. Many
| concerns We're interviewed. Tho for
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-12-06
WATCH OUR ADS
FoR BUsINEss PRoPERrIEs


s. Main $500 block - Exceptional
fine building site fronting 2SS feet on
paved s. Main St. running back 10
feet to the railroad. This would make
an ideal place for small manufactur-
ing plant. wholesale house or ware
house. Price reasonable compared
with other property in this locality.
Laporte Av.-COO BIock-Large two
story frame building, 3SX74 with ole
vator service, lot S4xlj2, suitable for
garage, light manufacturing or ware
house. We can sell this at a very
reasonable price or would consider
leasing for period OF . or 10 years.
Intersection Miami and Indiana Az.
Large brick and frame business
block 32XT3 on lot 40x12J. One Of the
best residential business locations to
be had in city. Priced right with
terms.
Division St.-Two very good busi-
ness lots fronting 90 feet on Division
st. by 19J feet deep. Very well adopt
ed for any kind OF Development pur-
pose. Price reasonable.
10 year Iease-One Of the finest store
rooms and buildings in the city. Right
in the heart OF the business district
Room is 22x16J. including three floors
above. This is an exceptionally fine
lease, but you viii have 10 hurry Il
YOU want IT,
- acre factory site. close "a and
fronting oa beth sides Of the Van
dalla r. r.. practically level Would
brick plant. steel mill or auto fac
tory. Priced very reasonable.
We have several very fine large or
small downtown locations where the
owners will build 20 suit tenant and
give long or short term leases.
y. Main St.-1OO Block-Three story
brick build ng 20xS0 on lot 20TlO0
The price asked for this property Is
properties IN this locality
6. Michigan St.-GOo B'o-k-Con.
sistinC Of a very good lot 22xlGJ In
Guiding large modern nine room
house IN very good condition. This
is a very coed investment and We
have an exceptionally low price on
same for q short time only, with terms.
6 Michigan 5000 BIoek-E1cep-
tional fine large well built home witch
ten large rooms completely modern
IN every way and IN very good repair
on lot 4i3xl65. priced reasonable.
good terms.
Washington St-Rlght downtown
Fully equipped and up-to-date res.
fsurant. now doing a very good bust
ness. VIII give ten year lease and VIII
sell fixtures and equipment at In
voice. or VIII lease room separate.
Aiishawaka. Ind.-Fine corner prop
erty located az Church and First SITS
lot 93Xl32 including a large frame
dwelling This is n very good buy
and is priced right.
s Michigan St.-14oO BIock-Beau.
tifui large and conspicuous home 81 70
rooms entirely modern. very good
state of repair. including large 2 car
garage. with lot 51x150 This house
Is entirely and beautifully furnished
End Is now conducted as hi-h-class
rOoming proposition. The income. on
this property Is now earn 'ng ths
owners 16rc gross on the investment.
Get busy and see US for our special
price on this property.
Yours For a Greater South Bend"
THE VICTOR V. VAN CANTFORT CO.
Everything IN Real ESate'
Second Floor Union Trust Bldg.
Phone Lincoln 21S
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-12-06

s. Main - 1900 block - Exceptional
fine building site fronting 2SS feet on
paved S Main St. running back 10
feet TO the railroad. This would make
an ideal place for small manufactur-
ing plant. wholesale house or ware
house. Price reasonable compared
with other property in this locality.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-12-06

HUDSON SUPER STX-Seveu pass.
Model i. touring. Excellent mechani-
Cal condition throughout u is one
~ The best Ia the city. and il an ex
ceptiOual value ........-.....--- $40
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-12-06
NEWS- TIMES COUPONS

Z ron are a frequen. user of want ads Il
I'll ray you 20 take advantage u our
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-12-06
Buy WIN CONFIDENCE

ESSEN TOTBTNG-Vesy good mechan-
leal condition Looks good and runs
better Observation-Disclosures. $40
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-12-06
REAL ESTATE FOR SALE

Business Property 50
MICHIGAN ST. S.-Corner: 81 feet on
Michigan; large modern house; 0
rooms; bath. Wesley Van Vain. 62i
Farmers Trust Bldg.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-12-06

Investments. Stocks, Bonds SO
FOR RENT Desirable space for Ugh:
manufacturing centrally located owen
Il. Windle. 90 Farmers Trust Bldg.
WANTED Contractors that are willing
10 take work az moderate profits. Am
going 10 build nifty homes az once
Want ali trades 20 get in touch with
me and ] will have interview with you
Address Box J-14. News Times
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-12-06

A SMALL DOWN PAYNENT-brings
enough dependable used. rebuilt and
refnished furniture TO completely fur
nish your home. cut the high price o.
living by buying what you need in these
good looking used pieces Easy Terms
Heller's Exchange Department. Third
Floor. lie South Michigan St
ATTENTION-Why not let us furnish
your spare room: We can save you
money We also buy and exchange
furniture. South Side Furniture E1-
change. 755 ). Michigan st, Lincoln
G0S6.
BUCKS RANGE-FoT sale; Al condi-
ton. 80 Eleventh 81, River Park
ELEC- FIXTURES-Larges stock OF up
to-date fixtures at One-half Of down
town prices. Noble Electric Shop. 731
Lincoln Way West. Open evenings By
appointment.
FOR SALF-Blue iron bed with springs
and mattress; in good condition. 413
W. Marion s. Main 1913.
FOR SALE Sewing machines. 80, al
styles terms, 81 down. 81 per week !:
25 machines at your own terms E.
Wise. Sol \ Hill s..
FOR SALE-Chairs. rocker, stove, etc.
Call So y. Main s..
FURNlTURE-An kinds OF second hand
furniture and a complete line OF stoves
at the Grand Trunk Furniture Ex-
change 4Oj Lincoln WAY 2.
GAS RANGE-Tapestry parlour suite
twin brass beds complete. buffet cleo
trio washer. refrigerator: 1916 : Main
St
PRIVATE SALE - Household goods at
jerry Moore's Storage House. back OF
post Office. Wednesday morning. Dec. 8
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-12-06

AUTOMOBILES


Automobiles For sale. II
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-12-06

y. Main St.-1OO Bl0ck-Thrae story
brick build ne 2OXS0 on lot 20IIOO
The price asked for this property is
very reasonable compared 20 other
properties IN this locality.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1922-12-21
Trace is Lost Of D0dgeville Man
i'm South.

Word reached Dodgeville on Mon
day of this week of the mysterious
disappearance of A. G. Macarthur,
well known lawyer and financier OF
Dodgeville, Wis. When last seen,
Mr.. Macarthur was touring the South
in Ford car, equipped for camping.
Atlanta police have found the car
supposed to belong to Archibald Me-
Arthur, but at present, no trace can
be found of the owner. Two weeks
ago Mr.. Macarthur appeared at the
Atlanta police quarters and report
ed the loss of his Ford which was
stolen from him in Atlanta. Some
days later the police found the car
deserted by the roadside near the
city. A letter from Macarthur inquir-
ing if his car had been found was re-
ceived from Jacksonville, Florida
but the reply sent to the post office
at Florida brought no answer. At
lanta police are at loss what to do
about the car.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1922-12-21
LINDEN

Orville Glanville of Madison spent
the past week at the home of his
mother, Mrs. Richard Terrill.
Will Spurley was an Edmund CALI
er on "Wednesday.
The order of the Eastern Star have
elected the following officers for the
ensueing year: Worthy Matron, Ada
Vivian; Worthy Patron. Lloyd Liddi-
coat; Associate Matron, Lille Colds
worthy; Secretary, Hazel Hicks;
Treasurer Jennie Hancock; Conduct
ress, Jayne Thomas.
DR.. Ludden of Mineral Point, was
called on Saturday morning to attend
Edward Keeney, who had sinking
spell, brought about by being chilled
while doing outside work during the
severe weather. Mr. Keeney has not
enjoyed good health for several
months.
The Pythian Sisters have elected
the following officers for the coming
year: Most Excellent Chief, Hazel
Hicks; Past Chief, Clara Pollard;
Excellent Senior, Jayne Thomas; Ex-
cellent Junior, Carrie Rolling, Mana
ger, GAIA Holman; Mistress of FL
nance, Lille Goldsworthy: Mistress
of Records and Correspondence, Allie
Hillary; Protector, Myra Graham:
Guard, Kate Adams.
William F. Kramer left for HoI-
landale on Friday for an indefinite
stay. His wife has been there sever
al weeks waiting upon her sister,
Miss Lizzie Higgins, who recently
underwent an operation.
The Rebekahs have elected the
following officers for the coming
year: Noble Grand, Dora Stacey;
Vice Grand, Dolly Holman, Secretary
Nellie Hawke; Financial Secretary,
Edith McGranahan; Treasurer, Ar
minal Adams; Deputy, Vina Vivian.
Mrs. J. N. Vial, Misses Dorothy
Dietsler, accompanied by George w.
Hillary, were Dodgeville visitors Sat-
urday evening.
The Linden city basket ball team,
was defeated by Highland on Friday
evening at Highland, Score IL to 20.
Mr.. and Mrs. r. NJ. Tredinnick and
children, have returned from Osh-
kosh
Mrs. V. e. Cushman is at Prairie
du Chen taking treatments for rheu7
matism.
Sam Launder returned from
Dodgeville last week. He has been
employed in mine there
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1922-12-21
PLEASANT VIEW

Mrs. Charles Greenwood will en-
tertain the Ladies Aid at the church
January 3, 1923. Every one well
come.
Mr.. and Mrs. Gilbert Ball of Kear-
ney, Nebr., visited last week at the
Samuel Cant home.
Miss Cynthia Albertson, spent the
weekend at the E. Y. Hutchison
home in Mineral Point.
Marshall, Peter Walsh and. Henry
Terrill, were in Dodgeville last week
on the jury.
William Terrill spent a few days
recently at the George o. Harris
home in Mineral Point.
Roy Austin is here from GAINESVILLE
spending a few days at the Earl
James home.
Mr.. and Mrs. Everette Thomas
and daughter, spent Saturday even
ing at the Charles Thoma home.
Jack Proctor, Arthur and Ralph
Gribble, joined the Woodman Lodge
at Waldwick Tuesday nght.
Mr.. and Mrs. Clarence Humbert
and daughter, were visitors Sunday
at the Raleigh James home.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Day and
daughter, were Sunday visitors at the
Marshall Day home.
A number from here attended a
party at the George Phillips home
Friday night. All report a good
time.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1922-12-21
Homer S. Snow, President of st.
Louis Traffic Club.

The Traffic Club of ST. Louis held
it's annual dinner December 5 at the
Statler Hotel. Six hundred mem
bers and guests were at the tables
Among the guests were the delegates
to and the officers and directors OF
The Associated Traffic Clubs OF
America, meeting in st. Louis. Pres
ident w. J. L. Banham, of this na-
tional association, was one of the
speakers at the dinner. The report
of S. S. Butler, outgoing president
showed the club to be in thriving
condition, having made a gain of $50
members in the last year.
The newly elected officers of the
club are as follows: President, H. S.
Snow; first vice-president, j. W.
Clark; second vice-president, o. Van
Brunt
Mr.. Snow is. to be congratulated
upon being chosen for so important
position. He will fill it ably and
honorably.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1922-12-21
Iowa County Real Estate
Transfers.

William Marr and wife to Henry
T. Jones, 60 feet west of northwest
corner of lot IL, Eddy's Addition,
Dodgeville.
Cameron HI. Dancey and wife, to
Felex D. Jeffery, part of out lot 142
Harrison's Survey, Mineral Point.
Timothy H. Shepard to William
Doyle and James Doyle, part of lot
296 Harrison's Survey, Mineral
Point.
George M. Tonkin and wife to Mike
Palzkill, lot block IL Strong's and
others Addition, Mineral Point.
Louis Trainor and Amelia, his
wife to Oscar Olson, part of north
west Il of southeast Il 26-7-5. $685.
Henry c.. Schwingle and wife to
George F. Schwingle, northwest "a
Of southeast Il section 1912.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1922-12-21
CONSTRUCTIVE WORK.

There can be no disputing the fact
that the Mineral Point Commercial
Club has performed good service for
this community during the past year.
1t aided greatly in the various road
projects which have been carried out
around about the city. Some of these
projects were planned by committees
appointed by the Club, and the Club
took an active part in securing aid
to perfect the plans. Acting with
the County Highway Commissioner
and the County Road and Bridge
Committee we have secured road i'm
provements to which this community
has long been entitled, and of which
we are now justly proud. We un-
derstand that a definite program of
improvements for the coming year
will be considered and agreed upon
at an early meeting of the CONNER
cial Club. 1t is desired that the club
rooms be regarded as a community
center for the furtherance of projects
which will be of benefit to both city
and surrounding country. And it is
we'll that this is SO. Let us enter up
on the new year with a determina-
ton to do constructive work in mat
tiers and things that will make for
the advancement of the community.