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America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1922-07-03
Detroit, Mich. 80 Iunie 1922
Catre Redactia "Americei'r.
Dior Kedactori!

Cetind ziarul America No.
l3i-l52 81 gasind acele articole
luate din Samanatorul" 81 pu-
blicate, am crGHt ca aeesta este
an lucru frum0s 81 cred ca daca
D-voastra nu Var fl placut nu le
publicati 81 cred Cd ce nu bun
nici nu trebue sa sc publice. Eu
cred ca multi earl lie ~cetesc pot
lntelege lucruri -bune 81 folosi-
toare. Oar dior RedactOri. ell va
rog un lucru pc d-voastra dupa
fle care articol publicat din 'Sa-
manatoriul''. rugati pc cetitorii
ziarului sd abOneze iSamana.
toriul''. En- cetind aceasta re-
vista avand-o abonata. vad pc dl
redactor loan Podea ca ne roaga
cr slumarul din Maill 81 Iunie
sa-l raspandim printre prieteni
ca Sal ceteasca 81 sal abOneze.
Asa Ell cred ca ziarul America"
g eel mai bun prietin la toti pre-
tinll 81 prin el sa pot aduna multi
IN allMor. sd nu lasam sal moara
cum murit ,Steaua NOastr&"
din New York. 4 revista buna
pentru moi 81 multi Z mai buna
pentru eel de acolO carl n 'au ma
rasif locul de nastere 81 in ere
dnta lui nu gasesti alt ceva de
eat tot ce lie spune contrarii ace.
stei revista 81 de lipsa a starpi
radacInile acelea ca sunt prea
vechi 81 neroditoare. Deci die
Redactor moi %ntem albonati
IN casa La aceasta Revista 81
suntem gaia 81 darui cate ceya
penfru snpOrtarea eli daca DIV.
ati deschide 0 colecta prin ziarul
America moi am trimite Ia
D-voastra. lar de nh Sc poate asa
ceva apoi moi trimetem direct
scolo. Stunt informal ca in
Youngstown an adunat intre
prefInii revistei slma de 1876
dolarl 81 cred ca prin ziarul
America s'ar mai aduna inca
60 - Balas
macar atat Ell cred ca nh puneti
Ia uifafe rugarea mea ca de
|simplu mnncitor.
au sflma va salut ell drag.
Scuzati serisul caci nu sunt asa
bun scriitor.
AL D-voastra
lean lHcala
81 La Belle ave. H. ?.
DstFoit, Mich.
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Am publieat aceasta scrisoare
Gu cea mai mare placere. Ne pare
,bine ca Sc gasesc oameni at6t de
inimosi fntre romanii !, din De-
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1922-07-03
NF0RNATNN

MoscOva. - Dl Ludwig Mar
tens anuntat Cd in industrial
rnslei slnt peste 1000 de emf
grant, din America, earl totl
Ocupa lOcuri de frunte.
Flint Michigan. William
Gillette, asistentul de laboratOr
al dentistului }. Murphy, fost
gasit All noapte mort i'm birou.
avand pc fata masca se Sc intre-
buinteaza pentru adormirea cn
eter a clientilor, caror trebdia sd
Il Sc seoafd mai multi dinti de
"dafa. Nu Sc site daca Gillette
luase eter ca sd So sintcida, san
nnsnai ca sa adoarma.
= =
Detroit, Mich. = Dl William
T. Guensehe, direetorul baneei
Peninsular, s'a impuscat acciden.a
tai pc eand cnratea un revolver.
Aenm Sc aflA la spitaI in stare
critic8.
Paris. - Printul Louis, fiul de-
c6datalui slveran al MonOeului,
o f0st pand acum general de bri-
gada In armata franceza. Acum
este suyeEan peste principatnI
unde Sc cheltuesc eel mai multi
bani b jocul de noroc.
- .
Sofia. - Rechiiie scurte, cio.
Eapii de na6tase, umbrelele, iu-
vaericaIele 81 bastoanele sunt ar.
teole de lux in Bulgaria 81 din
aceAsta caus6 guvernul a pus
'tsze pc eic. Cine pearta baston
tFebue * plateascx taxa de 100
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1922-07-03
DIN FUCA o)NDnULU|


Nu prea vezi voale La femei.
Cand ele vOr sd nu fie recunos-
cute poarta rochii lungi.
&
O fata care calcat pc plclorul
ibovnicltlu eli i'm anul 1871 ca
sal ind,pplece, conform Gre
dintei snperstitioase, sa o
ceara de sotie, abba acum sl-a.
vazut dorinta implinita, cand
tinarul de, atunci devenit va
duv. Sc spune ca barbatul din
ar fl avut ibatatnra Ia
dcget. la trebuit mai multi de o
inmatatc de secOl sa ute durerca.
d
Magistrii postal an TRIMS 0
plangerc la. Washington din callza
ca beutura sechestrata Sc trimite
la Ell spre pastrare. Suntem Slguri
ca M toti oamenii ar fl ataf De
>cr,rpulOsi.
ii
Iinistea domestica este secrc-
tul fericirei familiare" = a de
clarat un preOt. Acum suntem lu-
minati ca de cc sunt atatea di-
vOrtnri.
3
Sc spune ca minerii grevisti al
castiga mai multa simpatie in
tara cu ciocanul decat Gu pustiIe.
&
Dol Oameni $ 'au atHcat cu niste
cutie din cauza unei certe asu-
pra unei prajituri. Cauza fost
serioasa daca eli an incercat sd
nance prajituri deOdata.
"a
Daca grcva de carbuni va CON
tinua. moi vom invidia pc capi-
tanul Amundsen care sa dns la
pOlul nOrdic. Lui ii va fl mai cald
la iarna decat nOua.
q
Parechea care s'a hotarit s;i
traiasca i'm padurc ca Adam 81
Eva. s'a reintOrs i'm oras. intre
Oameni si-si reiam modlrl l6a. re-
gulat de a trai. Ri spun ca tin
tarn. 81 nh serpele. = Ian
alungat din raiu.
"a
Cazlalithtile saptamanale .ar Fl
fost destul de mute 81 fara pie
nicul actorilor. &c s'a facut IN
saptamana trecuta la Freepo,t.
Y. Y.
R
FIpcare ON are nacaZllriln lui
Cel earl nu umbla sa capete de
lucru. Sc cearta Gu servitorii lui
"a
Lordul Curzon invitatla el pc
prOfesOrul francez Cone. autosu.
gestlOnist, ca sd ii sugereze ca
lui ii este mai bine 81 ca acum
poate dormi. Altii n'au lipsa de
eat de I'm pat ca sd poata durmi.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1922-07-03
lean l4cale
Sz Ia Belle ave. =. 2.
Detroit, Mich.

Am publieat aceasta scrisoare
Gu cea mai mare placere. Ne pare
bine ca Sc gasesc oameni at6t de
iniinosi fntre romanii din De-
troit. ca oameni Gu inim& de aur,
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1922-07-03

Caznalitatile saptamanale .ar
fost destul de multe 81 fara pie
nicul actorilor. ce s'a facut il
saptamana trecuta la I'reppol.t
Y. Y.
Jackson County sentinel. (Gainesboro, Tenn.) 1914-current, 1922-01-05
WORRIED WIVES READ
this.
Half Sick, Cross Husbands
viii Be Helped by Guides
Pepto- Mangan

Is he cross as a bear
when he comes home? is he
nervis and a bit pale and always
tired? You can help him back
to health with Gude'r Pepto.
Mangan. He is rundown. and
Pepto-Mangan. the wonderful
blood tonic with the right kind
of iron in it. will build him up.
Help your husband get plenty of
red blood and he will be we'll and
good-natured again and stronger,
too. Good blood. good health,
makes happy good humor-that
is the way it goes If you don't
give him some kind of tonic he
will probably get worse-they
usually do. Go to the drug store
ana ask for GUIDES Pepto. Man.
gan in liquid or tablet form. ItI
is pleasant to take and works
Jackson County sentinel. (Gainesboro, Tenn.) 1914-current, 1922-01-05
Mrs. Polly Ann Harley,

Mrs. Polly M. Harley, widow
of the late H. E. Coat Harley,
died at the home of her sons,
Dec. q, 1921, at 7:55 o'clock,
a. M, at Atlanta, Georgia, age
rs years 3 months and IL days.
She is survived by the follow
ing children: DR.. R. j. Harley,
of Chattanooga, Tenn, George
w., Luther K. Harley and Mrs.
Floy Cook, of Atlanta, Ca,
Mrs. Joanna Goulding. of Waco,
Texas, and Mrs. Alta Pinckard,
of Nashville, Tenn.
She was a sister of the late
David Lofts of this place.
Interment at Spring Hill GEM
etery near Nashville. Tenn,
Thursday Dec. 20, 1921.
She was born and raised in
Jackson County Tenn, and is an
aunt of DR.. H. P. Lofts. of this
city.
Jackson County sentinel. (Gainesboro, Tenn.) 1914-current, 1922-01-05

Born to Mr.. and Mrs. Tom
Mabry. Thursday night. Jan. 5,
q IL pound boy.
Tanlac is we'll advertised. bu
advertising alone could not have
produced Tanlac's popularity. 1t
had to have merit. Anderson &
Halle. Gainesboro, Tenn.
Jim Pharris of Corsicana,
Texas. is visiting his father.
Hyram Pharris on RI, and
other relativds in the county.
Mr. Pharris came in a few days
ago and will spend several weeks
before going away. He has
numerous friends here whom he
has not seen since leaving the
county 81 years ago.
Ed Johnson and Lee Sadler
Darwin of Flynn's creek. left
last Sunday for Altus, Okla,
where they will probably be for
some time. Mr.. Darwin is
going chiefly for his health.
Both are excellent young men
and we wish them we'll where
ever they go.
Is your liver out of order? Do
you suffer from biliousness,
headaches, constipation? If so,
Tanlac is what you need. And
son & Halle, Gainesboro, Tenn.
Leon Reeves. of Cookeville,
Is the guest of relatives here.
John Gibson, our genial and
accommodating tonsorial artist,
entertained a number of his
friends Sunday with an elegant
New Years dinner.
FOR RENT-My Farm In
Free State, Write me at once.
Mrs. l.. P. Tinsley,
4407 Thomas Avenue. Dallas,
Texas.
Jackson County sentinel. (Gainesboro, Tenn.) 1914-current, 1922-01-05
HOME TELEPHONE CO., HOLDS MEETING

AT the meeting of the stock
holders of the Doe Creek Home
Telephone Co., held Dec. 81 Tom
Mabry was given the contract to
operate and manage the lines
for the present year. Mr.. Nab
ry moved his family to the ex.
change building several days ago,
and has begun to move the
board and lines of the Home
Company to the former Gaines
boro Telephone building which
was purchased by the Home Co.
several weeks ago. The Home
Company will operate the long
distance lines of Gainesboro Co.,
on percentage basis.
Mr.. Mabry has employed Miss
Sallye Waddle as operator, who
is an experienced and efficient
operator.
The officers elected for the
year 1922 are: j. H. Jackson,
president; w. B. Flynn, general
manager; G. B. Settle, secretery
and treasurer.
Jackson County sentinel. (Gainesboro, Tenn.) 1914-current, 1922-01-05
MARRIAGE SCHOOL CLOSES.

Wartrace High School closed
Friday night Dec. 23rd with an
interesting program. followed
by a Christmas tree for the
whole community. The occasion
was enjoyed very much by the
the large crowd that was pres
ent.
We wish to thank the pupils
and patrons also. for the interest
shown and the assistance render
ed during the whole school.
Without co-oppertion of both
pupils and patrons the school
would have been failure. We
especially wish to thank them
for the interest shown during
our subscription campaign for
the flag. We are glad to state
that we succeeded in getting
the flag and also a large diction-
airy. which was offered as a grand
prize for the school getting the
largest number of subscribers to
the Sentinel. The school was
divided into two teams. with
Mable Cassetty leading team
no. l, and Monella Carver lead
ing team no. 2. Both teams
were successful in securing Is
Although team
no. l was the leaper, both teams
deserves much credit for the |
work done.
We would not forget to thank
Mr.. Tardy for the interest
shown in the school and we
think it the duty of the citizens
IF the county to stand behind
him.
J. F. Beck. Prin.
R. R. Richardson, Asst.
Jackson County sentinel. (Gainesboro, Tenn.) 1914-current, 1922-01-05
GRANVILLE.

Misses Helen Page Jackson
and Frances Maddux haye re-
turned to Cumberland Universe
ty.
The school at this place i!
progressing nicely. 1t re.openeC
Monday with Is new pupils.
Mrs. R. l.. Hargis lis quite
sick this week.
Miss Matte Williamson, Of
Berea, KY, isl visiting her par.
ents, MIR. and Mrs. J. F. William.
son.
Miss Mary Emma Cooper is
the guest of friends in Chatta-
nooga.
Mrs. H. l. Baugh, of Gaines
boro, Mrs. Josie Richmond and
James Carlen of Cookeville have
been visiting Mrs. Hanna Hargis
Mr.. and Mrs. Raymon Halle, of
near Gallatin, spent the week
with her parents, MIR. and Mrs,
d. E. Huff.
Miss Ruth Mcdonald has gone
to Buffalo Valley for a short
stay.
Rupert Lee Denny, of Nash
vile, spent the Christmas holt
days with his grandmother,
Mrs. Cyenthia Trousdale.
Misses Marguerite and Rather
inc Hargis and Madelyn Jackson
have returned to T. P. |.
Peyton Pharris and Ray Will.
oughby have gone to Bowling
Green. KY,
Fred Sutton. of Trenton, spent
/ few days here last week.
Albert Ferrel has returned to-
Sweetwater, where he will re.
Iume his studies in 7. NJ. |.
Misses Matte Mae Morgan and
Urge Johnson of Flynn's Lick. |
las been visiting here.
DR.. and hrs. L. NJ. Freeman
nd children have returned, after
visit with relatives at Lafay.
,tte. i
Mr.. and Mrs. Tom Watts are
listing in Gallatin.
Jackson County sentinel. (Gainesboro, Tenn.) 1914-current, 1922-01-05
wonders if taken daily for a fe,
weeks. Advertisement.
-Four Stills Destroyed.

Federal Prohibition enforce.
ment officers II. ]. Lynch, and
jenkins and Whitaker came in
town Tuesday with four copper
still pots tied to their automobile.
ALI the stills were located on
Pine Lick in the 18th district of
this county, near he Clay coun
~ line. They arrested Willard
Head, Clearance Langford, and
his son. who looked to be about
II or IL years of age. Outside
of various other distilling &C
cessories the officers destroyed
about 1000 gallons of beer.
Jackson County sentinel. (Gainesboro, Tenn.) 1914-current, 1922-01-05
Honor for week ending Dec.
q. 1921.

Honor for week ending Dec.
q. 1921.
LIST Grade.
(C) Howard Anderson, Bruce
Hamlet. Ward Reeves. Ather
Gwin. iona Frank Roberts. Fred
Roberts, Virgie and Vallie Staff
ord. Martha Lou Smith.
(B) Phillip Anderson. Margerie
Stafford.
(A) Joseph M. Brown, Faye
Smith, Rex Lofts. Audnie Lee
Rhoten, Ethel Stafford, Georgia
Klnnard.
End Grade.
Ada Sue Quarles, Irona Smith.
Bruce T. Settle, Jno. L. Young,
Jack Young, Lando Stafford
Ernest Reeves, Leon Raines
uesdows Montgomery. Chas. F.
Hawkins, Harvey Henson.
Edward Gailbreath, Clarence
Gwin.
The second grades was given
\ written test at the end of fall
term and all with the exception
Of 5 or 4 pupils made good
Grade, and this spring they will
take up Beginners Language
and list Arithmetic. We wei.
corre the new pupils in our Dept. |
Mrs Maude McCoin.
Teacher.
Jackson County sentinel. (Gainesboro, Tenn.) 1914-current, 1922-01-05
New Business House.

J. NJ. and J. w. Draper will
erect a veneered brick building
adjoining the Sentinel Office.
The room which adjoins the
Office will be torn away giving
room for a building 30x60 feet
The building when complete will
be occupied by M. P. Bailey &
Son who will Conduct an up-to-
date grocery. Work on
tearing away the side room will
begin Monday, and work on the
new building will be pushed as
rapidly as possibly.
Jackson County sentinel. (Gainesboro, Tenn.) 1914-current, 1922-01-05
Big Type Poland China

have a few choice bears that
are ready for service. These
pigs are big boned with COOL
length. also have registered
Sire and Dam of the best blood
line to back them. Pigs regis
tered in buyers name.
Sylvester c. Rogers,
RFD.4, Gainesboro, Tenn
Jackson County sentinel. (Gainesboro, Tenn.) 1914-current, 1922-01-05
new BETHEL SCHOOL.

The closing exercises of the
school. which consisted of a
Christmas tree and a short, but
interesting program, was atten-
ded by a large and appreciative
audience. A feature of the pro-
gram was a Negro Comedy,
Jackson County sentinel. (Gainesboro, Tenn.) 1914-current, 1922-01-05

which brought roars of laughter
and applaud from the audience.
Eight grade diplomas were
presented to Leola McCawley,
Grace Sadler. George Lee Wade
and DENIAL Dennis. The deplo-
mas were sent out by the State,
through the aid of the State
Superintendent, County Supt.
and teachers.
Reporter.
Jackson County sentinel. (Gainesboro, Tenn.) 1914-current, 1922-01-05
A HAPPY new YEAR.
Yuby Dam, U. S. A.

Christmas is gone. now
wish you a happy New Year.
The fun is all done. Santa
Claus has staggered in and out
again. The sweet surprise that
greeted the eyes, when the pres
ents came, is gone.
And the tingling joys in the
fnger-tips as they slipped the
strings from around the beauti-
full things, have passed away.
The turkey is eaten up.
The hash is swallowed down. +"
There are no goodies in the town
today.
New Year is here. am stan
ding in Yuby Dam with a 1922
calendar in my hand, | will tack
it on my whalery wall, | will
tack it in easy reach, where my
idle hand can tear it down and
throw it to the winds. Throw
away the precious months one
by one, as have so often done
when | idled my time away.
1922 will not have so much
for some of you, l guess, be-
cause you have things in such
a mess. You cannot hope to
knock out the middler, because
you have not yet paid the fid-
dler, for 1921.
You should have cleaned your
slate, if you mean to keep your
gate and knock a homerun.
You can't step down a primrose
path and tramp down the posies,
jonquils and roses, with gleeful
step and happy heart unless you
square up your old scores. before
you start upon your way.
So | very much fear that many
of you unfortunate jays will
have to tread the thorny ways
through 1922.
But in spite of all NY doubt
and fear | wish you happy
New Year, | do. | hope the
wheel of fortune will turn again
for you. may all your nibbles
turn to bites and may you catch
the fish by sights" and catch
no water dogs.
And every time you deal the
pack" | hope you turn the
Jack and hold a winning hand.
May you never have to take
the lean, but swallow down the
cream every day;
Wherever you whizz or zizz,
Through sunshine, shawdow,
hail or rain.
May you hear the rustic of
of an angles wing
AS you step the tango down
through 1922,
So farewell to YOU.
The Poetical
Slicker Snake.
(Clinpinp from the Rill Town
Jackson County sentinel. (Gainesboro, Tenn.) 1914-current, 1922-01-05
County Court Hvlds Two
Days Sess' on.

The January term of Jackson
County Quarterly Court was in
session here Monday and Tues
day with all the Justices pres
ent.
The chairman's annual report
was read and approved by the
court, and Trustees settlement
No. 6, was confirmed.
This being the time for the
election of a chairman for the
ensuing year, Esq. Dave Hall
was elected chairman protein.
G. L. Dudney. of the LIST dis
trict, B. C. Anderson of the
llth, and Z. F. McCoin of the
18th, announced themselves as
candidates for chairman and pro-
ceeded to prepare their ballots.
On the second ballot McCoin
withdrew from the race. Dud-
ney defeated his opponent And
erson on the fourth ballot by
II to 10. After a brief talk by
Mr.. Dudney, in which he
thanked the members of the
court for the great honor they
had bestowed upon him, and
assuring them that he would do
his best to make them a Chair
man worthy of the honor, the
following business was trans
acted:
d. C. Lynn of the 18th dis
trict was elected Notary Public.
John Brown was elected coun
ty surveyor.
The district Road Commiss-
toner's were elected as follows:
LIST district, w. B. Flynn.
End district, Clark Sadler.
3rd district, W. H. Richardson.
4th district, W. S. Hance.
9Th district, J. +. Williamson,
was elected over 0. w. Filler by
% to z.
9Th district, Chas Taylor.
7th district, Willie Nellie.
Sth district, Morgon Murphy.
9th district, A. M. Ballard
10th district, Cleve Allen de-
feated McCrabtree by % to A.
18th district, Herman Brown.
18th district, j. R Fox.
18th district, B. P. Sadler.
l4th district, Frank Butler de-
feated Jim Peason by 10 to 10.
18th district, w. +. Dodson.
The Good Roads Commiss-
toner's are:
1st division, D. C. Morgan.
End division, A. McCawlev.
3rd division, ]. B. Birdwell.
4th division, E. D. Allen de-
feated L. c Meadows by "a to 6.
9Th division, A. B. Hargis,
The numbers of days on work.
ing road, 6. Each hand per day
working road $l.00 Two horse
team and band with wagon. pillow
or scoop, So 90 per day Working
out tax same rate.
Ferriage Rates for Cumber-
land River:
Auto, Ford or Chevrolet, 25
cents, for car and driver; and
2 IL cents for each additional
passenger. For large autos, 35
cents, and 2 IL cents for each
a d ditioral passenger. Two
horses and empty wagon, %
cents; loaded, 30 cents. Horse
rider. 10 cents. One horse and
20 cents. 2 horse
buggy and contents, rs cents.
2 horse surrey and COMETS, so
cents. 2 horse surrey and
driver, 80 cents. 2 horse drum
ner wagon empty, 80 cents;
oaded, 60 cents. Hogs and
sheep per head. 2 liz cents.
Cattle per head, 5 cents. Ford
Tractor, $l.0O. Ford truck
empty, 80 cents; loaded, 60.
)rummers with loaded autos, sol
.ents. The rate for crossing
Evening journal., 1922-04-06
HOUSEHOLD NOTES

For variety. grind raislns. hes,
dates or prunes In the food chopper
and mix with the peanut butter for
sandwiches
A good sweet sandwich is made
by spreading one slice OF bread with
creamed peanut hutter and the other
with tart jelly.
II one-half teaspoonful baking
powder be used for tho crust OF each
fruit pie. the upper crust will not
sink In and become soFgy
To decorate a cake al little ex-
pense, ice Il In usual way. then pop
some corn and pick out the prettiest
ones. with small brush tint them
with pink food coloring and place az
desired on cake. Tiny candy leaves
add 20 the effect.
Evening journal., 1922-04-06
LEGION AUXILIARY
TO PLANT TREE
Special to The Evening Journal

Special to The Evening Journal.
DOVER, April 6.--At the month";
" meeting Of the Woman's Aux
Hilary Of Walter l.. Fox Post. No 2,
American Legion Mrs Marshall
Derby. the president. presided
Major Richard r. Kenney a pas,
Commander OF Fox Post. explained
to the women the present conditions
OF the Post and the plans for tho
future regarding the Legion home.
Glenn Newton. representing tho
Posts Arbor Day committee. APP
peared before the meeting with a
request that the Auxiliary appoint a
committee to supervise the planting
Of tree for the organization. After
acting favorahly on Mr. Newtoni
request the Auxiliary selected Mrs.
Marshall Derby and Miss Katherine
Fox as the tree committee.
Mrs. Lynford Outten presented
the Auxiliary with a gavel In menu
DRY OF her brother. Harry NJ. poyn-
ter. who was killed during the war
Evening journal., 1922-04-06
SEE BIG PEACH CROP

Special 20 The Evening Journal
DOVER Del. April 6.-Many
Kent county farmers and fruit
Growers predict a Bumper" crop OF
peaches this year. While some va
rieties OF peach trees are in bloom
around Dover. no one seems 20 think
the crop up to the present time has
been injured. The Indications for
Keiffer pears are poor. due to tho
blight which struck the pear trees
last fall.
Evening journal., 1922-04-06

Plumbers Wanted
COMPETENT MECHANICS
ONLY. OUT OF TOWN.
open SHOP CONDITIONS.
SCALE $I.O2H PER HOUR.
BASIC AMOUR WEEK, "a
TIME OVERTIME. DOUBLE
TIME AFTER 10 HOURS.
SATURDAY AFTERNOONS,
SUNDAYS AND HOLIDAYS.
HIGHER WAGES FOR CON-
PETENT FOREMEN EXCEL
LENT WORKING CONDI-
TONS. PERMANENT PO-
SITIONS. APPLY IN PERSON
OR BY LETTER, AZ NORTH
18TH ST. PHILADELPHIA.
Aprt-6t.
Evening journal., 1922-04-06
HELP wANrEp-MALE.

,BOY-With bicycle. 10 work after
Aeschool and Saturdays. 2l2 w Tenth
DNreet. apre-lt
Evening journal., 1922-04-06
ROOMS WANTED.

IH0OM-For gentleman. IN good Ameri-
can private family. supper every
night IN the week; use OF piano; loca-
ION. west side. p. o. Box s. city.
apr6-it
Evening journal., 1922-04-06

SHANE Rennier. 81 ". eth
street will please call AT the adver-
fising department Of The Evening Jour
nal for two tickets on the Majestic.
Evening journal., 1922-04-06

. LIFE AND CHARACTER
. READING


People born on this date come I'M
der the sign OF Aries, known as the
sign OF Sacrifice. The governing
planets are Mars and Neptune. and
the astral color are white and rose
pink.
The Aries male will never back
out Of a fight. although he will not
foolishly seek one. II compelled, he
will go in to win. and is always
much disappointed when he is
beaten.
The Aries woman is not far be-
hind her brother. Her friends. her
favorites. are all in all, and the per-
sons who will place them at dis
advantage will be dealt with in Ian
guage that cannot be easily miscon-
strued.
Many fine descriptive writer's,
novelists and poets are found in this
sign, and many excellent teachers.
Cooks. Mattresses and chefs will
find splendid positions II they Will
watch the Want Ads carefully for
! the next two weeks.
Evening journal., 1922-04-06

Worry DEslRABLE LOCATION 300 "
lfth street Modern. up-to date
emi-detached house. 10 rooms, bath
hot water heat. open for inspection
every afternoon. Information. Cal
5i32-J. apre-u.
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RADIO

WILLARD STORAGE BATTERY
Official suh-station. All makes Of bat
teries repaired and charged. rentals
supplied ! viii rebuild your batteries.
all makes. guaranteed, price $40. Day
and night service The oldest Battery
man in Wilmington. A. K JONES. sos
sos Walnut St Phone 1884. apr6-i2t.
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for price OF one. Large lawn old
shade garden. fruit trees and poultry
house. Situated on pike. near tr0lleys.
Mortgage can remain. Address Box
R-gq Evening Journal Ofhce. apr5-2t.
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ArARTMENTs ToR RENr.

APARTMENT-so7 n. clayton street
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