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Evening journal., 1922-07-21

have been secured to make the Mid
way the universal play ground OF
both old and young. st
There will be fireworks every
night-not the ordinary kind. but
pyrotechnical displays of unusual
brilliancy.
Three brass bands will supply the
music for the Fair.
No mention Of the Fair would be
complete without notice of the ex-
hibit of agricultural implements.
since the object in organizing the
Fair was 20 stimulate agriculture
and kindred occupations. The ex-
hibit Of agricultural implements
this year will be the biggest ever
shown in this part of the country.
The Fair isn't a Harrington in
stitution. The officers Of the asso-
citation are:
Charles d. Murphy. president:
Ora c. sapp, vice president; Ernest
Raughley, secretary; William S.
Smith, treasurer.
endents-Poultry, w. d.
Scott, races. J. NJ. Harrington; la
dies department. Mrs. Vertie Ca
hall; grand stand, ]. II. Holloway;
fruit and dairy. Warren c. Newton;
flowers and plants. Mrs. William p.
Poole; cattle, c. s. Warren; ma
chinery. Joshua Smith; sheep and
swine, c. S. Warren; horses, A.
superintendent of
grounds, w. S. Smith; agriculture
hall. w. c. Newton.
Evening journal., 1922-07-21
HARRINGTON ROAD
TO BE OPEN TODAY

The Bulletin Of the State Highway
Department issued today contains
the following new items:
Up to July ~, 24A miles of State
Highways khad been completed. This
Is nearly one-third of the years pro-
gram and indicates the completion
of the work under contract at an
earlier date than on any previous
year in the history of the depart
ment
The State highway through Blades
is now open for traffic.
The State highway at Harrington
is finished and will be opened not
later than July 21 (today).
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES - Follow
new concrete road. Shoulder grad
ing in progress. Drive carefully.
Through Seaford. Road closed.
Follow detour signs to Seaford-
Blades bridge.
Evening journal., 1922-07-21
HARRINGTON IS
SET FOR FAIR
Kent and Sussex Folk Com
bine in Exhibition Next
Week
.TROTTING, AUTO
RACES CARDED
special to The Evening Journal.

Special to The Evening Journal.
HARRINGTON. Del. July 21.-
Like the tabled white egrets of the
Nile, lower Delawareans are return
ing home. literally coming in fiocks
back to the old home roost. Thous-
ands will return, many Of them for
the first time in years.
The Kent and Sussex County Fair
opens here Tuesday, July 25, and will
continue throughout the week. This
Is the third year OF the Fair and
certainly IT has more than surpassed
the dreams OF the promoters. It's
first year, while still in its swad-
ding clothes. it crowed Justify
and good reason it had for crow
ing. for it drew in at the gates more
people than any other Fair on the
and several near cities
have Fairs. In its second year 1t
did not experience the second sum-
mer sickness, but continued to
thrive. New attractions were added
and the crowds increased. Many
who had looked askance the first
year at town OF Harrington's size
a Fair. came the second
year and went home satisfied. II
had given the best harness races.
the best automobile races, the best
live stock exhibits OF any small Fair
in the East.
A new building has been added
for live stock and the exhibition
building has been enlarged. This
was necessity, as there will be
over 1000 exhibits Of all kinds.
The automobile races last year
drew thousands and records were
broken. Many OF the same drivers
will return this year, and the races
are expected 10 be even better.
Devotees OF racing will be salts
fed as to the thrills. for 1875 fast
trotting and pacing horses will be
entered.
Billy Clark's Broadway Shows
Evening journal., 1922-07-21
PREACHERS
MEET AT DOVER
National Local Ministers
Association to Convene
There September 27
BISHOP MCDOWELL
TO MAKE ADDRESS

Special to The Evening journal.
DOVER, July 21.-Methodists of
Delaware and the Peninsula, are
preparing for the sixty-fifth annual
meeting of the National Local
Preachers' Association Of the NJ. E..
Church. to be held in Wesley NJ. f..
Church, this town. September %
to October l. The Rev. A. w Da-
Wis. of wilmington, is president Of
the association.
Besides many local preachers
from all over the United States
there will also be local speakers.
Including Governor Denney, Mayor
Magee. both Of Dover; John A. Nc
Spartan. of Pennsylvania. Demo-
cratic candidate for Governor OF
that State. and Bishop w. f. Nc
Dowell, the presiding bishop of the
Wilmington NJ. T.. Conference. The
four district superintendents OF the
Wilmington NJ. f. Conference are
also expected TO attend the meet
ing some time during its session.
On the Saturday OF the session. a
trip will be taken to Barratt's
Chapel. the Cradle of Methodism"
in Delaware and the Peninsula. by
the visitors at which the president
OF the association, the Rev. A. w.
Davis. win make an address.
On Sunday October /, Bishop Me-
Dowell, will preach at Barratt's
Chapel. Visiting members will most
likely fill the pulpits OF Protestant
churches In Dover and vicinity.
Members of the Robbins Hose
Company are contemplating the
purchase of uniforms for dress pa
rades. A meeting OF the entire mem
bership has been called for next
Monday night when the matter will
be taken up for final consideration.
Mrs. Marshall Derby. of Woods
side and Mrs. Joseph Mcdaniel. Of
Dover, have been appointed dele
gates to attend a meeting OF the
American Legion to be held in VIII
mington. July "a. at which time
steps will likely be taken toward
organizing a temporary State organ
ization OF the auxiliary Of the Le-
gion.
Evening journal., 1922-07-21

here of the marriage OF Mrs. Jessie
Dawson, daughter of Mr.. and Mrs
w. II. Willis. OF this town. to Ralph
Carey, OF Georgetown, which took
place July is at Cape Charles. Va,
at the home of Mrs. Dawsons sis
ter. Mrs. w. f. Warrington.
Mrs. M. r. Gordon and children,
Eileen and Billy, have left for Port
Huron, Michigan. where they will
spend a month visiting relatives.
Mr.. and Mrs. e. L., Clarke are
spending two weeks at Atlantic
City.
Mr.. and Mrs. NJ. Scanlon and FAM
lily are on a trip to Niagara Falls
and Canada, by automobile.
Misses Matte Hopkins and Mabel
Godwin,s of the office force of the
Evening journal., 1922-07-21
GIRLS! BLEACH SKIN
WHITE WITH LEMON

Squeeze the Juice of two lemons
into bottle containing three
ounces of Orchard White, which any
drug store will supply for a few
cents. shake well. and you have a
quarter pint of harmless and delight
full lemon bleach. Massage this
sweetly fragrant lotion into the
face, neck, arms and hands each
day, then shortly note the beauty
and whiteness OF your skin.
Famous stage beauties use this
lemon lotion TO bleach and bring
that soft clear. rosy-white complex
ion. also as freckle. sunburn, and
tan bleach because it doesn't irritate.
Evening journal., 1922-07-21

Paynter, aged about 76 years. will be
held from the home of his brother,
William c. Paynter, on South street,
this afternoon and intcrment made
in the Lewes Presbyterian cemetery.
The deceased died at the Masonic
Home, near Wilmington, after a
long illness of tuberculosis and his
remains were brought TO the home
of his brother Wednesday. He was
formerly of this town and for many
years was the local newspaper
dealer.
Evening journal., 1922-07-21
j. R. PAYNTER DIES
AT MASONIC HOME

Special 10 The Evening Journal
LEWES, July 2f.--Charles A.
Lofland, who recently resigned as
chief engineer on the pilot boat
Philadelphia, has accepted posi-
tion with the Home Life Insurance
Company and will be stationed at
Harrington, where he will move his
family in a few days.
Miss Reba Poynter, of Philadel-
phia, formerly of this town, has re-
turned to her home after spending
two weeks with Miss Ida Holden at
Rehoboth.
Funeral services OF John r..
Evening journal., 1922-07-21
MRS. HELFENSYEIN y
ON VISIT WEST

Special to The Evening Journal.
DOVER, July 21.-Mrs. r. c
Helfenstein. wife OF DIR. Helfenstein,
pastor OF Peoples Christian Church,
with her two children. Dorothy and
Charlotte, have gone to Marcus,
Iowa. to spend the rest of the sum-
mer with her mother. While in the
west they will visit relatives at Sioux
City and Des Moines. DIR. Helfen-
stein will join his wife and daugh-
ters during the month OF August.
Announcement has been received
Evening journal., 1922-07-21

Secretary of States office. are spend
ing two weeks at Richmond. Va.
and Baltimore.
Announcement of the marriage of
Miss Anna NJ. Hook to Frederick
Hasbrouck has been received here.
Miss Hook is the daughter of James
Hook, and sister of Mrs. Laura
Boggs, OF this town. They will re-
side in Newark. n. j., where the
groom is engaged in business.
Evening journal., 1922-07-21
JUST TRY THIS
FOR DIZZY SPELLS

Tell all your customers" said the
discoverer to all druggists. ITO try one
bottle Of Dare's Mentha-Pepsin for dizzy
spells. nervousness, Indigestion or any
stomach trouble and II anyone says that
IL isn't the best and quickest acting
remedy he or she ever used for any OF
these ailments, return the money in
stantly Druggists everywhere guaran-
tee a large bottle for Sl.00"
Evening journal., 1922-07-21

Wanted:zAn energetic young
man or woman TO spend part time
selling automobile insurance in
Dover and vicinity. Apply Penn
sylvania indemnify Exchange, 9O7
King Street, Wilmington. Delaware.
J. Rogers Holcomb. Manager.-Adv.
Evening journal., 1922-07-21

Wanted-An energetic young man
or woman to spend part time selling
automobile insurance in Lewes and
vicinity. Apply Pennsylvania In
demnity Exchange, 907 King street,
Wilmington. Delaware. J. Rogers
Holcomb, manager.--Adv.
Evening journal., 1922-07-21
REAL RELIEF FROM SUMNER HEAT

With Horsford's Acid Phosphate
In water or fruit Juices. Delightful
tonic. Cools, refreshes, quiets nerves.
ADV.
Evening journal., 1922-07-21

Some OF the jiu-jitsu experts in
Japan know every artery, bone and
nerve in the human body, and how
to render them imperative.
Certain chemicals used in dye
work are now said to have strong
curative values in cases of human
ailments. ,7g.gfs.
Evening journal., 1922-07-21

splendid special for Saturday only.
Duplains Genuine Baronet Satin, with name
on selvage and 40 inches wide. offered
very special at sf95 yard.
Regular $3.50 value in allwool 42-inch
Cream French Serge Can be used for
sport wear, baby coats, etc. Very specially
priced for Saturday only at sf.65 yard
Regular S5c value in black and navy
Chenille Tassel for capes draperies. dresses,
etc. Priced very special for tomorrows
selling at 19c.
Evening journal., 1922-07-21
Dress Aprons
Very 90
Special at /CS

Surely every woman can always use a
few extra Bungalow and Dress Aprons. and
here is her opportunity to purchase those
extra ones. Those offered tomorrow are
regular values from $3.50 to s1.9S. in all
sizes and colors. Made up of fine ginghams
and percales. in fancy checks and stripes. At
this price you'll not be satisfied by merely
buying just one.
Evening journal., 1922-07-21
New B1OuseS
Special eliaI at tS2.9S

.s These are Tricolette over Blouses and
just think of it, offered at s2.9s. We have
them in all the very newest summer shades
and styles and the variety is mighty large to
select from. There are also many plain
white and black ones in novelty weaves.
These pretty new blouses will especially in
terest those planning vacation.
Evening journal., 1922-07-21
Fine Materials at Special
MAIN FLOOR

Wonderful quality French Val Lace,
priced very special for Saturday only, in
splendid selection. CSC piece with yards
to the piece.
Two reasons why your purchase IS
timely-the moderate cost. and-youIl need
it on that long anticipated vacation or that
weekend with your friends You want
something attractive and now you need not
pay a lot for it.
Evening journal., 1922-07-21
BarOnette Skirts
Reduced to 1898

Who would not want a handsome Bar
onet Satin Skirt, when one can be had at
such low figure? You will find that these
are very specially priced. Regularly worth
sS.50 and $3.50, in all sizes and colors.
Nothing but the finest quality materials have
been Used and made up in the seasons new
est styles
Evening journal., 1922-07-21
Summer Dresses
Reduced 4n s1@.ss to s4:sg 4@

These garments are offered in a final
clearance. They are regular values from
s3.sS to sS.9s, and included are the very
newest styles in Ginghams, Linens, Ratines,
Voiles and Linene. Every dress in this lot IS
OF the very highest Crosby & Hill standard
and when you see them you'll say, too that
they are certainly specially priced
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1922-05-03
Sc IGaDNdaIOl los tTabaiOS

En- Ia comarca agrfcola que rubre
Can6vanas, Rio Grande, Lola Ca
rolina, Sc han reanudIado, Gunque con
diflcultad,. los, trabajos agrfcolas pero
los cosecheros de caila, particularmen
te los pequeilos colonos, han tenido
muchas p6rdidas.
El sangriento choque de los huel-
guistas y la policfa, que por fortuna
termin0 pronto, "unque dej6 su triste
huella, pudo revestir los mas sArios
caradieres, pues los huelguistas esta-
ban organiZados armados de tai ma
nera que eran llamados toques de
corneta y tenfan una compieta orga-
niZacion.
Sc hizo Greer a los campesinos que
ell Departamento del Trabajo apoya-
/ ria la huelga enviando inspectores
que investigaran Y obstaculizaran a
los pripietarios que tenfan personal
para trabajar; pero, 6stos supieron de-
fenderse y I'll fin Sc restableci0 la
normalidad,, aunque siempre existe' el
; fermento que tiene gran conexi0n con
la propaganda polftica que prepara
elecciones desde ahora.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1922-05-03
JUNTO AL -CAPITOLIOs sS
Banquercs equivocados

Washington.
En- Chicago han sido reducidos a pri-
sion, Raymond j. Bisehoff Y Leslie Ha-
rrington, que separadamente, vendien-
doles certificados de acciones en- EN-
presas mineras icon resultados. garan-
tizados'', que les harlan ricos, despoja-
ron de sus ahorros millares de per-
sonas
Cerca de siete millones de pesos per-
cibi0 Bischoff durante ell largo periodic
en- que estuvo operando, y a pesar de
que Sc lie han embargado todas sus pro-
piedades, hasta las ricas pieles Y auto
movies de su selora. no han logrado
las autoridades 'judiciales reunir mas
que doscientos mil pesos para. devolver
a los desventurados que creyeron en-
las promesas del banquero.
La description del efecto causado
entire los pobres que despues de haber-
Sc pasado toda la vida ahorrando con-
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1922-05-03

& Ell puest6 de 1ap0hdM Gle San Juan
!, ha hechO entrega al 'eS poiicfa insll-
lar Ignacio Otelio, 9iide la suria de
$25$ 90 reeolaefaaa rDf ID fuei1a de
este disffiYdJmo1 81 chr
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1922-05-03
AR E. /.

i, reclusi6n que le ha sido impuesta a
cada uno.
En- Ohio, confesaron culpables aver
a W. A. Russell Y sus dos hijos John p.
ly Waldo, Presidentess Y directories del
Bearer Bd1ak, de la ciudad de Beaver,
que suspendi6 pagos en- el mes de abril
del ai5o pasado, de haber causado con
sus operaciones fraudalehtas la quie-
bra de dicha institution de credito. Ell
padre, que es septuagenario, qued6 en-
| libertad, bajo suspension de sentencia
en- atenci6n su avanzadfsima edad,
lpero los dos hijos fueron enviados la
penitenciaria. FL juez, al suspender
J la sentencia contra el padre, explic5
que 10 hacfa, no solamente por tratar-
Ise de un anciano enfermo, sino ,por que
este habfa hecho entrega de todos sus
bienes, para pagarles a los depositan-
tes sus cuentas.
81, La humanidad es en- todas parties
! 10 mismo. Tn conglomerado de pf-
!caros y tontos. En- todas las epocas y
en- todos los pafses han existido unos
| y otros. Existiran siempre. Pero 10
raro es que aquellos, imprudentemente,
operan en- pafses como este, donde
existen leyes que imponen penas seve-
ras de presidio NADIA mas que por ell
uso del correo para defraudar al pue-
bio, dOnde el C6digo Penal no esta he
cho 1nicamente para los tontos; dom
1 de los ciudadanos son capaces de ext
cir y obtener la dimisi6n de un Magis-
trado que parece dispuesto amparar
Ia ulios banqueros defraudadores. ;Por
que 81 son tan listOs como parece serlo
ese Bischoff de Chicago, que; alin des-
pues de descubierto que es un ladr6n
les saludadO con carifio Y creido, Dor
.sus victimas, no piensan que existen
paises cryas leyes les .asegurarfa La in
munidad, "a cuyos ciudadanos no les
importa gran cosa que les roben, v los
esc0jen para centro de sus operaciones:
Ii iTonterfas de los hombres inteligentes
81 10 hubieran hcho, en- vez de esta1
en- camino de presidio disfrutarfan de
todas las condolences sociales, Y, 10 que
les mas importante: despues de que e
diablo tirase de La manta CONSERVATISM
l'sus bienes v nadie Sc atreverfa a est
que han hecho Ell Chicago, de despojal
| a Mrs. Bischoff de sus ricas pieles ]
sus c6modos autom6viles
@ Attqech6.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1922-05-03

El bajo precio Gel azl1car Y ell des-
barajuste de los dfas de paro la he
cho que la coSecha del pr0ximo ESQ,
10 mismo Ell la c$la que Ell otros pro-
ductos, merme de una manera, Ccnsi-
derable y Sc calcula one en- cana ha-
bra 10 menos una baja de so por cien-
to, ESto hace dafio a los producto-
res, pero como es consiguiente Sc re-
fieja en- los trabajadores que han de
tener salaries cada yez mas limita-
dos. EstO, 81 no yiene una crisis ge-
neral un desastre de production que
paralice todo.
Es de desear que Sc normalicen en-
todo 10 possible las condolences entire
el obrero y el patrono, pues al paso
que vamos la amenaza de muy serias
dificultades es cada vez segura.
CoiYesponsa1 especial.
Canoyanas, abril 80, 1922.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1922-05-03

Ell habil ciudadano de Boston, Ponzi,
que logr6 leyantar un fabuloso capi-
tai EN- pocos meses durante la guerra,
con operaciones 'increibles, Sc queda
pequefito ante Raymond ]. Bischoff,
de Chicago, a quien Sc acusa de haber
hecho victimas de su rapiia ambi-
ei6n mas de $500 personals. a las
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1922-05-03

/ fiaron en- Bischoff es cenmevedoral
Un pobre obrero lituano, Sc lpas6 doce
afios trabajando v nrivaHdose de todo
para traer de su pals su esnosaey IA
su hijo. Hace alg1n tempo ',envi6
$500 a su esposa para queiNiniera a
reunirse con el v ell resto de isuadine.
70 10 emple0 en- los certificados,de3 Bis,
choff. Ahora al propio tempo que
descubri0 que ha sido vfctima de un
timo, recibe la noticia de la llegada de
su familia a Nueva York. Y como nc
rtiene dinero para pagar el pasaje has
ia Chicago de sus familiares, esta anne
nazado con la deyoluci6n a Europa de
J ll5s viajeros. Como este infeliz hay
muchos. Naturalmente, algunos de
los asociados Y auxiliados del banquero,
a quienes Sc ha senalado fianza para
Ique puedan gozar de libertad no han
querido prestarla, pues Sc consideran
mas segur0s en- la carcel
Aver, cuando Sc efectu0 la vista pre-
| liminar de la causa contra Bischoff,
hubo necesidad de desalojar dos veces
ell salon del Tribunal federal, causa
de que las vfctimas del procesado pre-
itendieron atacarle. Sin embargo, otros
de los burlados saludaron al preso afec
ituosamente, Y lie estrecharon emociona-
dos la diestra cuando el les dijo que
Sc trataba de un complot de sus enc
migos. Tai es La confianza que este
genero de hombres llega inspirar a
los que nacen para ser sus vfctimas.
La ola de quiebras fraudalentas v de
los timos bancarios es casi general en-
Ell pals. En- Oklahoma, los ciudadanos
lindignados por que el Magigstrado del
Tribunal Supreme Mr.. H. r. Christie
Der, disolvi0 el Gran Jurado Ell jueyes
pasado, cuando dicho organismo Sc
disponfa a terminar su Investigation
de las causas de la quiebra del Banco
del Comercio,. Sc reunieron y lie obliga-
ron presentar la dimisi6n de su.alto
cargo.
En- Nueva York, Sc han iniciado pro-
cedimientos judiciales contra cinco inn
portantes corredores de valores que
han defraudado los incautos, cantida-
des que, sumadas, ascienden aproxima-
damente, seis millones de pesos, al
psopio tempo que salfan conducidos
por delegados del Sheriff para la Pc
nitenciaria Federal de Atlanta, dos jo-
yenes corredores, Leslie r. Cooke y
Clarence II. Cooke, convictos de haber
usadO el correo para defraudar la su-
ma de diez mil pesos, en- La oficina que
tenlan en- la parte baja de Broadway,
para cumplir La sentencia de un .afio de
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1922-05-03

LA RECOLECTA POLICIACA AL
|itd IL. Ex POLIGI4iOTERo
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1922-05-03
FABRIQUE E: SOLAR PROPIo.

La poliefa en- Puerta de TERRA de
nuncio ante la Gorte Municipal a los
individuos Candida Torres, Alfredo
Casanovas. Gregorio Rios, Casimiro
Batista, HirJlitot Sierra, Agustfn Gar
cfa, Isabel Vega, Encarnacion Vega y
Maria Rivera, quienes han fabricadO
casas de ve.cidad- en- el barrio Miranda
sin la debida authorization del Depar-
tamenfo de Sandal. Todos fueron
sentenciados a pagar $500 de multa
cada uno.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1922-05-03
BoDAs

Ell sabado contrajeron matrimonio
en- Comerio la simpatiea senorits, Te-
resina Carmona y ell joven m6dico mi
litar, nuestro amigo Don Manuel Ga
lrrido Mdlales, Dcseamosles muchss
EelicE a los recien casadrs en-
su hogar, que han instalado EN- San
turce.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1922-05-03
LAS RESuLTANTES DE LA
PROIlIBICIoN.

Ell policfa Remefio Lopez, en- San
turce, ocup6 dos alambiques en- la re-
sidencia de Jesds Conception, en- el ba-
rrio Chfcharo, Conception ha sido de-
hunciado ante Ia Certe Municipal por
yiolac:i6n d Ia Sec. 81 de la Ley de
Arbitrios.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1922-05-03

pudo usaers alrededo 7OOOOO Bcho
lie perubara negociacnes da poc
avsada de 10 esaba eando ndduo
la cal sin av media humandd ccagoen
al mutitud
schof fue nado pocia nterpuso He aqu
los nsntes dos hacn preston
cntrar las hordas
oonciencia les haba tat
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1922-05-03
NINo LEsIoNADo

Uno de los peque1os nii1os Gel Fis-
cal senior Arrillaga sufri0 una caida
en- su residene;a de Santurce, tenien-
do la mala suerte de haberse disloca-
do un brazo, Asistido conveniente-
mente por la ciecia, Sc encuentra va
mejor, n deseslnosl SUI completa cura-
ici6n, para satdsfaeti0nada sus padres
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1922-05-03

. Los anuncios de este peri6dico
son leidos por miles de personals que
toman parte en- nuestro CONCURSO.
Mandenos su anuncio hoy mismo.
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