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The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-04-05
SARtTOG, 30. REPUBLIcANS.
Assembly man whitney Renomlna ed
RrRckeu Names SenaI0rIaI Delegates.

BALLsroN. April The SaratoEa
rmyy Republicans to-day renou,inAtsd
George II Whitney tor member % Assem-
Div aud Drs " Johnson and Charles
i Small fpT torUnsrs Senator IdgaT
I Rrarkett. whp - q candidate TO- re-
nomination. was allowed Co name the dele
gates - the Senatorial convention. =
resolution was adopted dsma ndIng .. .
the nomination for Congress for o..
county. and ex-senator Harvey j. bona
s"u of BAllston Spa who will be the can
dIiAts. Was accorded the prlvisg. Il
naming the delegates
The following delegates were named 70
the State convention George II Viii
uey. Edgav | Bracket Harvey Donald-
son. =. ". kayanlugh. john Bradley
Jr Isaac Nurlrr James " MckiuE
Gilbert I ~ecley Hiram &. Todd, ". d
Perry md bfui"l ' Newton
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FORWER SOLDIER no HiNG.
VAS Member Of ninth Cavalry That
SAVED the Rough Riders.

DALLAS. lev. April a. Wearing the
insl gnia Of bis old company IN the Ninth
Cavalry that he wore when ne helped
TO savs the Roosevelt Rough Riders in
the charge az san Juan Hin IA tho san
tngo campaign Of Isgs. Rubber Robinson
the notorious negro murderer and high
Wayman. to-day stood hafors Judge
Seay and received tho sentence Of dent N
by hanging. 10 he inflicted on FRIDAY
Nav ~
! point YOU 20 the crIoihxion 81 Christ
- yOur only hons ia this terrible erper-
Rency.- SAID Judge Saay
Thank yuI. ledge. ] amt AFRAID of
no harm from nrlst." replied Robinson.
On March 3 ldrt a mob srorrnsd The
Dallas county AL after lynchink Allen
Brooks. negro intending 90 lynch
Rubber Roblnzon and Burrsll Oatsa, but
they had been spirited away . few minutes
before
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-04-05
EOCAL justice n,vDED o,r
Davis. OlOTed. GETS No Longer sentence
Than Jack s0n. Partly Goisre,I


E1'Ial ius'icc Wa handed out ,o y ,:lIau
Arthur Glsdstyuc Tt,'- - year. ~.
"rlored. and Kennel. pDug,ls jackson.
- wears I'D, 4 uU. -;ta Who were Ar.
TAI gn~d for -..titeio,, b, ,orN Judge Hunrph-
rev IN The Queens { unity Court. long
island CITY, Yesterday IA a pl-s IT guilty
O." au Indictment .haTg.ug h.rY 18th
.urEiary aud grand .arr,,'y ~ utsaS g. 4
mt" the 'a.ro"r shop 81 >lmGa' l.. Pau.pS
IA Flushing N F~8.uar' 'ast B,th
men hAv" records and pavs Na3 !-spl -
G.s good uat'lr" Mas s.aulsi E.tl. scara
received "a different fras- vas as black a.
sbuny, while Jackson lad a suft iaap
DIV" romglcN.cu Nheu s-t"d they
had ANYTHING g. sav no fhsir peu heha!f
b"iuT" s"n'"n, vas pa SGT l1.s-..a lad
-" u'au." On DAVIS
'l"tE~, 80 Ha-.h." -,ri DAVIS wlon
- 'atne hI- '.ru - sr"sA snp l.ig,
! ton want 1I- var y" lov blTd. 10 al.
lnS t. JtcA -ou. u" irra zone aud shove
ON, va ",''' tu-,.'-- IN NE. =" Aar
'',,e h.. I"dc" d. ." 'rur'
ia, S,'p made lu''."r plea ia - uVn
cchaIt. "a hen Judg" humphrey al
W Hpi"a.- 'n Iu' ''.' SEA ar. rotn
pretty il1 un.u
d. ra.'. lrt-" tsr- Joss what
50 a' .. DAVE. ,'rrAhNs i..u
'.' 3 l..fr. -. ID. .... vhar hrrik
100" I.' s'ur. lrr a.. sHr yellow pitd H..
H..r Tr.' t.nrs tr. t. f.--r ss uurr
80 "f 'r" co. ! t.'n pol" any h-
Oh. U.a c'' rRa,
lar,- .' protested r..sr r'ay.s r-.rsua,l.d
Pa - '. ',s,' is'' 100 thee l...
1.tl 90. +, 81. ur ,r. rayry &c.. d.-.
~ ~ dem. ut q DAVIS
l.i- U,.uuhr'v -"ur.n. - n,'u u,,u
H'' ..-- '.|' '..r'' F''.- sut r.i %. 'r
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-04-05
1tRNEGTE VISITS SCHOOLS.
SEE, Tech BcSs ~, ATshIps and Deri,n-'
Invitation TO Take . Ride.

rrrrSFUEI. Auril Andrew Carnegie
spot tie LAST DAY 81 he P.i'sburg visit
rather quietly. resting up against the
'pIfnev - New loTk. which Will lie
Ieg'ln 90 -, lock ''.-morrOv morning
'ir ,aIucslr has had many matters
winch need money brought 10 has atten-
tom wh.r ~ PttsbuTG particularly an
army - aging school teacher. NskNd
ono" more TODAY n H" at not intend to
go something FOR the tes'ta-, hr sad
.Nalt uutlI ! got nirS 90 New Nrrk amt
have r",lp"rated from nv 'pnR hart
journey Whom ! got rested then vel
TerHaps I may do something
VIZ tarr"gIe .3-rtPd tie 'arueglo T".I
hou.s 80 .d,v and had fun With :he bow.
and a,r-hlu- A. FIRST Nh 'aruec's We,
PLAINLY nervous a. he saw some ~ the
rr then TDat- L. several Of the ads ~
,arnegis shouted -BH careful and go
that everything - riEh' before YOU start
away Ile hr's'hai a - Oh of relief when
he LIST Warhrrs h.d alIghied Re tusn
"a Ned wi1h the ls,y- after declining ~
otter tn tak" hIm 'i"r h''ie RIDE
Z rod" ou,v Iu a. sirShIp Sa'd Mr.
taruaEI" and I t'lf pretty s'ts when
7 knew 'hs ~hlN vas r'ill contacted with
. n" "srth nv very strong rope THAT :
'ne only kind of alr-EIT ! Ike ! want
something 60 ne ~. We should Away ~
lIts h.E" something ~ iI- p" lvv~
vi taTuag.. dnri ~ tho great eating
-prrrs ~ tGe Margaret MORRISON addition
fu tho ,Irusg'e Tech Schools tId there
met the heat, - the school Departments
pitt-hilrg religious gI'rt.z sc not
cnrnu-IsstiC over NJ 'Tra"g." .|-.t
Invitations Wer" cont tp VI taTusZ.e
and ~ garfv ~ attend churches 90 Pft-
burg or Surdav bui al thsse were dis
regarded Instead be- -eui on inv ia
toms FOR ell Tersnu- with 'arus ~ %. ,ud
300 their veins to meet hun az the HntHl
- uN"nley TODAY to talk over Oh t,rie-
Them The utT'y went - ''aTne.,io Muse
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-04-05
PEN RONE iND mn.
senator and i.abOT Leader Have a Hotel
Lobby IouTrrrurr of Hair an Hour

srra .ar Bu.'S Pr.rusc uf Pennsylvania
and John Mitchell ~" labor der hEt
d. ,,uf-rcu." tr th. Holland U.,-.. vs-'-.-
w morning r'rf when 70 w. over r".'g.r
would -ay VN'.'t 49, % had ANYTHING o. 30
with the Philadelphia strike. ~ g."
any utpIua'luu ~"iEfur r-aru-a ..t-
- pong 30 90" N hand llp.-". md ",
Mitchell. t'r WI a'.'d NT another man.
fEn bobby : p mon. 'fHn '..' ~ hour the
.'..'at'r and 49," i1bnr l-ad"- dong most
= 49, ','E.u-. 'aIusy tee thri r.u
-:i.'A--l = hIg al ar '.E.-1I-.y and YEA.
Cured. rsUarS orr" % . wa.."
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-04-05
ENGI>ELRs orr tD,iNCr.
Baltimore and ohio Reaches an Agree.
mrnt With Employee

Tt..lNUFt. AZ. T." COufrTeu -
au..a E.s "-n ON here tor several week.
between o".r.a.- - tho Baltimore and
'..a t-.t -..s locomotive engineers al
...lrI-I 'o-Iry a.f-- AZ agreement had
.'s.u r,.."'. 80. seq cement was on
~" '..-.. 90 .ur.v.uA tie Percentage 81
r'rct-" gTaLts1 - 'ls Conductors a.
% f'--I if % 'is, mediation
Pl--..,.'-r engineers aTs e. get az
lnnia..-" = = per cont, through fro. g.t
and h~'D-r engineers gsB per ,en'
lD" d engineers ~ p"T cent work ira. ~
.' z...s.r-. % '.- r"-' yari s.K.rs.rE.
. fs.T . sss.r
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-04-05
YOUNG Won Cru.hed ndrr main

GcsaES. lad. April : Walter Packer
aud August WaiEgl,sr. botn % years old
members ct prominent E.ahart families.
while stealing a TIds On a Lake Shnre
pas-@uggr tram weTs wlsrai from the
bind baggage car at kendaIyllle sunday
night when the sngIns Joos water on The
~. Both were ground 10 pisCss
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-04-05
~. OoO. OOO oyster 'ompau, Incorpe-
rated.

ALEASy. ArrIA The S"tIsh.pt Oyst er
system Vs- Incorporated here 'o-day
with a rap.t.l II s5"o0. OuD. % which o.. p.
.fD 30 - per cent cumulative pTeferred
l.s principal Office ~ - NOrthport
.Olk county. and the a rsctors are Burt
- MEcdon. Thomas Wing New YORK,
Lows & Brooks. Frederick a. Newman.
Sn.'h Nor7Salh. Conn and Mabel
Werner. r. zahs'h. = !
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-04-05
Frre MIIk for scuIpsor PER-,

An execution on a milk bill for sss o.
against Roland Hinton Perry. the sculptor
who preferred to go 20 Ludlow street i,
for s.E months 70 paying hack Alirnou
90 former wife. was fled IN the County
real OF personAl property
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-04-05
GIsnn Curu.s'. Auto Ht. a WAGON.

MEMPHIS. April Glenn H. Curtis-
~" aviator. ana his Nif.. Charles Heit
man. secretary Of the Aero club 81
America: Charles , Willard. a New YORK
aviator. end } &. Mars. a plpi! ~ curt "a
i.d = close call this Afternoon when IN.
touring car IN which they We're speeding
20 TIE fal- Grounds col.ided wi'h a brick
wagon
lla driver had check al lis mules and
the wagon pole was thrust through the
& Ass wind screen. shOwpring giass over
tie party. No one vas SERIOUSLY hurt
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-04-05
Figuring Results
Nm

NJ ny advertisers -
usually beginners-hgurc
on the cost. The more
experienced ones figure
on the results.
All advertising requires
an initial investment -
whether this investment
is TO become a cost o. a
profit depends on three
things. The merit OF the
goods. the 3" copy and
the medium.
The persistence OF the
experienced advertisers
you see in the New York
City Surface Cars shows
clearly how advertisers IN
the New York City Sur
face Cars figure.
We have the exclusive
control and sale Of all ad-
yertising space in the
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-04-05
$500 for Flrsm.n. Pension Fund

Deputy Fire Commissioner O'Ksshs
81 Brooklyn yesterday received check
Tor S2cH for the pension fund from the
uhsriscal Arm ~ 2. Il. Squibb 4 sons In
appreciation NJ the good work done nv
yn Doughty street
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-04-05
Eddie rsy and Rlcnara Marr,. Innlc,.d

h"HNoND. Va. Anri In less than
two hours after rs members had taken
oath III" United States Grand Jury this
afternoon reported true bills against
Eddie Fey. alias Fred Cunningham. and
iJchtrd Ham =. alas Frank Chester. tie
alleged post Office robbers
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-04-05
Funeral oT %. ". Patterson and "a.
Mother

CHICAGO, April f.--The funeral 81 n
W Patterson. editOT u tho Chicago
TUt yn". and his mother, Mrs. Julia A
Patterson WAS held this afternoon. The
49, vio'- were held iuiRtly. rhs bodies
u ego Dried -.d. ity sidf.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-04-05

hiii"'I 10, Electricity In Met. Gar Barn.
John 'Hvanagh. 20 years old. OF ana
tghth avenue. seized a portable con-
ductor While AZ work under a oar in the
Metropolitan car barns. itSth street and
LrnoN avenue. Yesterday afternoon an q
Was killed instantly
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-04-05

% Julian = IrHrg. .-.I r"...H... .
th- United ~'ato- y.rrGt ONT o. % cfi... 20.
of violating ,r" lure fopd lIW IN a Pete.
- puf- 100 -YHGs be- sells
Evening journal., 1910-08-30
MIKAD0 MAKES HIT
AS SPRINGS PARK OPERA

The credit of having made a sue
cessful revivil of Gilbert & Sullivan's
famous opera, 1.-The Mikado," belongs
to the management of Brandywine
Springs Park for the presentation
made by the Aeolian Opera Company
last night was by long odds the best
professional operate entertainment
offered in Wilmington or vicinity for
a considerable number of years.
Whether viewed as a scenic produc-
ton, a musical attraction or merely
as an unusual bit of amusement the
revival was in every way a sue
cess.
"The Mikado" will continue at the
park for the remainder of the week
and also upon Labor Day. On account
cf the length of the opera IL has been
decided to give matinees on Thurs
day and Saturday only. Those who
witnessed the performance last night
we're delighted and there is every
reason to believe that the summer
theatre will be crowded during the
remainder of the engagement Ger
tain it is that nothing better has
been seen here in long period This
will be the only opportunity which
the people of Wilmington will have
TO hear opera here this season.
The performance begins nightly at
O'Clock instead of $50 o'clock.
Evening journal., 1910-08-30
NEW WORKERS
AS LOVE MAKERS
Laura Jean Libbey Says
GOthamiteS Are World
BeaterS at the Game

NEW YORK. Aug. S0-New York
ers make love better than any
body in the world. according 10 Laura
Jean Libby. who is about 10 up lift
the stage with about so plays. all OF
which are real live poems" She de-
clared today that she intends to put
on the real thing In her attractions
and believes the theater-going public
will welcome drama which is purged
of all doubtful situations. Mrs. Libby
has a few original views on marriage,
which she promises to exploit.
Marriage is like running for a
street car" she said. You run and
you run. you get yourself much ex-
cited and all out Of breath. Then
when you have caught the car you
sink into your seat and you're not ex-
cited any more. Marriage is happi-
ness for most people and so what is
the use of showing up the few bad
unpleasant ones on the stage.
Love Is to be the theme Of all my
plays. II will be a purifying. vivifv-
ing element that sweetens the life of
everybody that will be shown by me.
No play should contain anything
which any sweet young girl. going 70
the theater with her sweetheart. would
blush 10 see. Think how embarrass-
ing the situation is for the poor young
things when doubtful situations are
publicly displayed. OF course. they
don't understand It at all, but still
they are embarrassed.
And none Of my heroines vii
smoke. That is such an unladylike
such an unrehned practice. Think o
a sweet young girl doing such thing
why it is awful. And so it is wit
that other practice--drinking None O
the women In my new plays vii
drink. Why. it would lower them il
/ the eyes of my heroes.
There will be mystery and unex
pected happenings. but It will all turl
out we'll and they will be happy eve
/ after"
Evening journal., 1910-08-30
ON TRIAL FOR $40 MURDER.
Wife Of Slain Man Declares William
Burke Deliberately Killed Him.

WEST CHESTER. Pa. Aug. 30
William Burke, Of Lower oxford
township. was placed on trial here
charged with the murder Of James
c. McNarrara. Of the same place. Nc
Narrara died in Wilmington. Chief
of Police George Black. Of that city
is a witness in the case
Burke killed McNarrars al the lat
ters home several months ago in a
dispute over SO, shooting him with a
shot gun.
Mrs. Mary McNsrrara, who stood al
her husbands side as he was killed
was on the stand for over an houi
and testified that the killing was de-
liberate. The case will occupy the
court probably all day to-day.
Evening journal., 1910-08-30

"My father has been a sufferer from sick
headache for the last twenty fve years and
never found any relief until he began
taking your Cascarets. Since he has
begun taking cascarets he has never had
the headache. They have entirely cured
him. cascaTets do what you recommend
them to do. will give you the privilege
of using his name. "-E. M. Dickson,
I12o Resiner ST., w. indianapolis, Ind.
Pleasant. Paiatable. Potent. Taste Good.
Do Good. Never SickenlWeaken or Gripe
l0c. 25c- Soc. Never sold 10 bulk. The gen
uine tablet stamped c c. Guaranteed to
cure oxyeur money back. azS
Evening journal., 1910-08-30
ACCIDENTS OF A DAY

His thigh lscerated while at work
Andrew Pstchell. Of No. 524 Vande-
yer avenue. an iron worker for the
Harlan and Hollingsworth Corpora
tion, was treated at the Delaware Hos
pital yesterday
Morris Drugher. age 10 years, was
treated at the Delaware Hospital for
lacerated leg.
Falling from his pushcart, which
passed over his back, Howard Biddie
colored, aged IA. of No. 1922 Thatcher
street. was treated at the Homeo-
pathic Hospital.
Evening journal., 1910-08-30
Lad SWIMS TO
DEATH ON DARE
Harry Dugan browns in
Attempt to Swim Chris
tiano Creek

In making an attempt 10 swim
across the Christiana creek near the
yards of the American Car and Foun-
dry Company yesterday afternoon.
Harry Dugan, aged IS years, whose
parents live at Sixth and Penn streets.
was drowned The hoy was seized
with cramps and sank before anybody
could reach him
Several persons searched for the
body until late last night when John
Serson brought Il to the surface The
body was removed to the morgue and
to-day was taken to the home of the
lads parents.
Dugan. with several companions.
who were in swimming, were discuss
ing Dugan's ability to swim across the
creek 10 the plant of the Chris
tiana Glass Company on the south
side and finally Dugan started to show
them that he could accomplish the
feat He reach the middle of the
stream when his companions saw that
he was in distress. They were too
frightened to save him, and he sank.
He made a struggle for life. however.
having come TO the surface six times
before he disappeared
Evening journal., 1910-08-30
Iou VIII Enjoy Using TIZ. The Most
Pleasant Remedy You Ever Tried
and Moreover II Works.

AT last here is instant relief and a
lasting permanent remedy for sore
feet No more tired feet No more
aching feet No more swollen. bad
Emelling, sweaty feet. No more corns.
10 more bunions. No more cal
teuses, no matter what ails your feet
or what under the sun you've tried
without getting relief. Just use TIZ.
TlZ is totally unlike anything else
for the purpose you ever heard of It's
the only foot remedy ever made which
acts on the principle of drawing out
all the poisonous exudations which
cause sore feet. Powders and other
remedies merely clog up the pores.
.TIZ cleanses them out and keeps them
clean. II works right off. You will
feet better the very first time it's used.
Use IL a week and you can forget you
ever had sore feet. There is nothing on
earth that can compare with it. TIZ
Is for sale at all druggists 25 cents
per box or direct if you wish from
Walter Luther Dodge & Co., Chicago,
Ill.
Evening journal., 1910-08-30
VOLKSFEST ON
AT The SPRINGS

The volksfest Of the Delaware
Saenerbund was advertised last
night over the line of the Peoples
Railway Company by trolley car
full Of singers and a band. The car
was prettily decorated and attracted
much attention. The finishing touches
were given yesterday to the German
Village at Brandywine Springs Park,
where the fest will be held A big
attendance is expected at the fest this
afternoon and tonight II Will last
until tomorrow evening.
Evening journal., 1910-08-30

The skirt illustrated has the side yoke
and the front panel cut IN one piece.
but az the hips there ie a seam which
allows Of fitting the yoke with absolute
accuracy. Below the yoke the material
is arranged in two reversed box pleats.
and the center Of the back forms an
other pieat This is stitched In pane,
fashion part way down and flows freely
the rest Of the way down 10 the hem.
This skirt is essentially a walking STYLE.
and It would be foolish TO try to make
Il dressy. There are many new tailor
mixtures IN gray and brown, and some
very handsome stripe effects IN black
and white and gray and white. which
are available. The plainer the skirt the
richer in effect, will II be, but the Ut
most care must be taken with both AZ
and finish. The pattern 61l0 is cut IN
sizes p TO 81 inches waist measure. To
make the skirt In the medium size win
require 4i4 yards OF material a inches
wide
The above pattern can be obtained By
sending 10 cents TO the once OF this
paper
Evening journal., 1910-08-30
Basement Bargains

Kaptin Kiddo Doll ..... 25c
Special lot of about 100 Shopping Bas-
kets Regular 40c and soc; special TO-
morrow .-..-................. 5Sc
Special lot Of blue and white Royal
Blue aud Seal Grey Enamelware; all
for .27c
Trunks steamer and Saratoga, 80 to
az inches, paper and linen lined
$3.50 to SIS
Evening journal., 1910-08-30

In our basement for Wednesday we are
going TO give you some Of the best bar
gains you ever heard Of
Genuine Cowhide Hand Bags, in black,
tan and russet, 16, II and 8 inches.
Regular price $3.50, S5.75 and $500;
special for tomorrow ............. HJ.UO
Jelly Glasses, plain and huted. Regu-
lar PC and 25c; tomorrow .1Sc and 20c
Childrens rubber tire SuIkeys; just
received a new lot ................ .S1.25
Evening journal., 1910-08-30

man.
Banking and Currency-John S.
Rossell. chairman
Municipal-T. Chalkley Hatton,
chairman.
Statistics and ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
II. Ten Weeges. chairman
William d. Mullen, chair
man. Composed Of the chairmen of
all standing committees.
Evening journal., 1910-08-30
Ther FInned Here.

Miss Katherine irwin, of Chester,
and Watson White. a young farmer. Of
Delaware City, eloped TO Wilmington,
where they we're married by the Rev.
George L. Wolfe. then, returning. sur
prised the brides friends and rela-
tives
Evening journal., 1910-08-30

To obtain this pattern or any of
the others heretofore described In
THE JOURNAL. MI out the follow
cents IN an envelope addressed TO the
Fashion Editor, THE EVENING
JOURNAL. Fourth and Shipisy sts-,
Evening journal., 1910-08-30

To keep your health sound; to avoid
the ills of advancing years; TO con-
serve your physical forces for a ripe
and healthful old age, guard your kid
neys by taking Foley's Kidney Rem
edy.
n. B. Danforth. Market and Second
streets. Wilmington. Del
Evening journal., 1910-08-30
MOTOR CYCLE
SMASHES WAGON

A carriage occupied by W. Shsefer.
of Talleyville. and Henry c. Handy, ~
Sharpless' Schoolhouse. was demolish-
ed and Shaefer was slightly injured
yesterday, when a motor cycle col
lided with them at Lombardy ceme-
terry. The motor cycle was driven
into the horse at high speed. but the
horse was held back. The cyclist
dazed, but refused TO give his name
and continued on his way. The car
riage had three wheels broken and
the top was smashed.
Evening journal., 1910-08-30

An audible fog signal for railroads.
the invention Of a retired Dutch naval
officer. explodes a cartridge behind q
megaphone automatically whenever a
train enters a block in which there
is another train.
Evening journal., 1910-08-30

Genuine Cowhide Suit Gases, in tan and
russet. Regular $500, $3.50 and 5000
tomorrow .-..............-. A.lo
Tin Cans. Regular 45c; tomorrow BIC
With Strings.
Economy Jars ...... 95c and S1.05
mdoon Jars ...-...... .-.. DOC ana O0C
Jar Holders, TO hold the jar and screw
the cap at the same time. Regular soc;
tomorrow ..................... .25c
Evening journal., 1910-08-30

The government military and naval
schools at Caracas opened on July 5,
occupying the handsome Military Col
lege edifice constructed on a promin-
ent hill overlooking Caracas by Ges,
eral Castro.
Evening journal., 1910-08-30
Wilmington, Delaware.
To the Fashion Editor.

Wilmington, Delaware.
To the Fashion Editor.
THE EVENING JOURNAL
Wilmington. Del
Inclosed md 10 conts. fer which
send me
Pattern Ne .....4..-.
size....--
Date published .-...-.........--.-----
Name ...-.-.-..-.... ...s.--..-.-....-......
-................... street
-,..--... -......-......--...-s.---. City
-..-.--..... ...-.....-....---.-.. state
Date. of this ordsr .--......-.-...-......
Evening journal., 1910-08-30
Handkerchief Specials
for Wednesday

Tomorrow give you advance shipment OF womens
hnc eoored Handkerehes and dainty designs in all the
leading coors Renovation price sreca indeed 25c
Ladies take advantage of the above You well know what
the above =
chiefs, extra values, at each II 1-2c
Chdrens School Handkerchiefs, plain white Regular SC
each special each &c
Embroidered Gaoons in variety of different patterns 2
and inches wide per yard 1Sc 25c and 3Oc
Evening journal., 1910-08-30

Brushing the surface Of oluminum with
steel brushes 81 high speed produces "na'
is known as q satin dnish.
Evening journal., 1910-08-30
Art Department

oox50 inches Squares with four OF drawn work.
lar soc, 39c
lsx4o inch Scarfs with of drawn work regular SOC
at ......... 39c
Another good chance buy Cluny reduction;
SIPS Scas lsx54 Squares 50x50 be sold for
price while SlOO Scarfs 1896 will be SlOO
These Scars Squares, 1884 sold sepa
will be &c. and the 1896 Scarfs will be CSC.
hlet Scarfs slightly soed
from nandng sold less than ST o0 during this sale S9c
Just few patterns of regular $500 stamped linen Shirt
waists fine linen. Special $135
Every who visits department realizes when they
find liner Cenepeces reduced have struck bargain We
Evening journal., 1910-08-30
CHURCH LEAGUE NOTES
= by "Skip.'

Well, no change OF places as yet.
Marshalltown and East Lake still tie.
-C-I.--
Old Swedes played doctor Saturday
gave the Infants" their second
anodine to tho tune OF TO /.
~ a C-L
A >llett certainly made the
AA~&Rp have the appear
use stew.