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Evening journal., 1910-12-31
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UUrUNl UU.
PRESIDENTS
Gen. DUPONT Receives Five
Portraits Of Former Chie.S
of Powder Business

The Office of T. Coleman dupont,
president Of the e. I. dupont de Ne
mours Powder Company, in the du-
Pont building, has received hand
,ome addition to its decorations ia
the portraits Of the five presidents Uf
the company. The oil paintings were
lung on the walls yesterday They
lie large pictures, about fou- feet
Ugh by three and a half feet long,
lone In full color, and framed 10
eayy brass, with laruel-wreath and
erry design.
The portraits a-e OF the first presi-
dent, kleuthere l. dupont. who pre-
sided over the fortunes of the com
pany from 1902 TO 1884: Alfred du-
Pont, president from 1884 to 1860;
Henry dupont president f-om 1850 20
1889; Eugene dupont president from
1889 to 1909. and T. Coleman dupont,
whose presidency began In 1902.
The painting were done by the we'll
known Wilmington artist, Clawson s.
hammitt, from photographs. dague,
feotypes and old paintings. They
rep eaent some of Mr.. Hammitt's best
work and are admirably executed. The
liielike quality given to the por-
traits by Mr.. Hammitt Is excellent
and the company officials are much
pleased with them.
Evening journal., 1910-12-31
CH ISTMAS TREAT
AT GAIaD MISSION

A crowded roomful Of children and
friends enjoyed a merry Christmas
program at the Baird Memorial Mis-
sion, of West Church, at Second and
West streets, last night. The exer-
cises were in charge of the Baird Mis-
sion Sunday school superintendent,
Edgar NJ. Ocheltree. The program
had been prepared by a committee Of
Young women teachers Of the Sunday
school. Under the direction OF Mrs.
]. II. Van Horn, Miss Martha White,
and Miss Serena Alunda. a fine pro-
gram Of recitations, songs, and drills
was given by the children Of the Baird
Mission Sunday school. The pupils
enjoyed an address from Charles n
Power. former superintendent of the
Baird Mission Sunday school and now
superintendent of West Church Sun
day school.
he platform was decorated TO rep
resent a bedroom scene with open
fireplace and stackings hung up, and
there were many garlands and bou'
quets OF Christmas greens.
The pupils received their annual
Christmas treat of candy and toys
The evening was a brilliant success.
Evening journal., 1910-12-31
WATER BOARD
CLOSES YEAR

rhis mornings session OF the Boa. d
J- Water Commissioners. wnica is the
mai one OF tie present year. was o.
snort duration. only a lew routine
business matters being transacted
Secretary Mclntyie reported The
Dank balances to be: Current fund.
s5,69O.94, and the special fund TO be,
S12,93717. A regular weekly payroll OF
SS6O.56, a special weekly payroll OF
S20.07 q monthly payroll Of $4,000
and a quarterly payroll of S225.0O
wcer ordered paid.
The secl etaiy was instructed TO send
the proper notification OF thoir inten-
lions TO vacate their present offices
at the iirst OF July
Chief Engineer Kienle's report OF
work done dul ING the past week show
ed that one new service had been in.
stalled Two renewed and one repaired
- meters installed, IL repaired; TIVE
breaks repaired.
Evening journal., 1910-12-31
Office
Comfort
On Wheels

The Gasoline-PrOpelled Coupe
despite its old handicap of
disproportionate price, has
won for itself definite place
in city motoring.
But the Price Barrier had to be
overcome before the cou2e
could be considered an essen
tial OF every complete private
garage.
The Flanders 40" Coupe at Se7s
complete in every detail no
extras is as capable a Neh
,lc as the most fasudiou~
mUtorist could desire, al q
Price unheard OF in the FOR
mer annals of enclose1-veh'
Gle manufacture.
Built by the EMF Company in
its eight immense plants and
in characteristic quantities
which make the unprecedent-
ed price possible, no detai'
of coupe completeness ha
has been overlooked.
On the Standard Flanders "2O
Chassis, with wide doors. air
pie room, adjustable late
glass windows, nickel-plate ..
hardware, electric head side
tail and Interior lamps con.
trolled by switch on cash
tufted English broadcloth up
holstery and graceful exterior
lines, the Flanders 20 eoape
is a vehicle of which any own
er may well be proud.
AS an Investment in Health an.
Comfort, the Flanders 90
coupe will pay big dividcn !,
TO the busy physician or th'
rounds Of his practice; th'
society woman shopping o.
attending to her social duties
the business man VIII
makes use of his ca
on short journeys abou
the town-to any motorist. il
fact, who finds it necessar
to face the winter cold 0
summer storm.
Evening journal., 1910-12-31
AVIATOR MOISSANT
KILLED BY A FALL

unidentified man. with a passenger,
was trying TO fly from Paris to Lon.
don 1t was hours before the French
correspondents could even learn his
name. 80 little known was Moissant.
He made a number OF starts, but was
always forced by The gales to descend.
He finally reached London and soar
ing above 100000 persons gathered
about the Crystal Palace.
Moissant's next feats of notice were
in the international aviation tourney
at Belmont Park, L. l., last October.
He made numerous cross country
lights with a passenger In high winds
that forced the other aviators to re
main on the ground. lie seemed alb
solutely without fear. Selected as a
substitute member OF the American
speed team for the Gordon Bennett
trophy he was made q member Of the
American team on the last day OF the
competition.
In a monoplane entirely unfit for
The trial, and warned that Il was dan
&c Gus, he asccnded and made brave
try to retain the honors for America.
The wind had become a gale and
Moissant's monopiane was not even
properly put together. He fought
the wind, holding one piece Of hi4
aeroplanc together. while steering
with another. Avlators on the ground
turned away. believing every instant
he was about to be dashed to death.
10 was as brave an air stunt" as they
ever saw, but the patched-up machine
was not able TO do the work. Grahame
White IN a 1O0-horsepower monoplane
led all the contestants for the $4,000
prize oife ed by Thomas Fortune
Ryan for the quickest flight around
the Statue OF Liberty from Belmoa'
Park.
A Daring Flight.
After the international meeting
Moissant. Hamilton and othe-s, formed
the Moissant Aviation Circus an'
tou ed the South. In Memphis a few
days ago, Molssant In his Blcriot rac
J en- defeated a racing automobile.
-Four days ago, in New Orleans
Moissant ascended 9 600 feet and glid
ed down 10 earth. He flew over th
Mississippi river over the city o
Memphis, over tho city of Nashville
and ovo the city OF New Orleans, 'sl
J the poor could see him" he said.
Evening journal., 1910-12-31

more. ! even believe that this strong
wave OF protest starting IN Adams
county against the practice Of corrupt
Ing tho elections viii swell TO such
proportions that It will overflow the
boundaries Of the State and flood every
commonwealth in the Union We have
made the start at the root 81 the evil.
We hear the city councils selling
out franchises and state Legislatures
giving the United States Senatorship
to the highest bidder. and men have
been sent to the penltentiary for deeds
OF this kind, but the foundation OF the
whole trouble has been that the proper
safeguards have not been thrown
around the ballot box.
Evening journal., 1910-12-31
BANK CLEARINCS
SHOW INCREASE

Comparisons in the clearings Of the
local banks for the year 1909 and 1910
show an increase OF $I519,S46 this
year The entire comparison made to-
day for this years clearings with those
OF 1909, follows;
For the week. 1909, S1131 ,095; for
the week, 1910, 81 l.4O9.Si7; for Deccm-
Der. 1909, S6,S56 .957: for December.
1910. S6,S13.624 for the year OF 1903,
s71 1.O46.Ols; for 1910. S7S,565,S64. The
showing for the year is regarded as
very good and indicative of return
10 better business conditions.
Evening journal., 1910-12-31
drops 100 feet
nea. New Orleans, and
he is crushed TO death.
A former solder of
forum he b. came a
daring aviator

BY United Press Leased Special Wire.
NEW ORLEANS. La. Dec. S1.-Tly-
ing for the Mcnclin prize or $4,000 Of
leled IN france Tor the longest dis
tance flight IN circle, JOnn b. Moissant,
native Of Chicago and former soldier
of-foltune in Central America, was
killed to-day when his aeroplano fell
upon him at Harahan ten miles from
tnis city.
Mcissant left here at 9 o'clock for
the flight and had proceeded few
miles when his machine became un-
manageable. He was about 100 feet
above the ground when the plane
dashed to earth, crushing out his life.
The dying man was started for this
city, but died a minute or Two after
naving been taken from beneath the
Wrcckage
A Remarkable Career.
The present week has been marked
by an unusual number OF aeroplane
atalities On Wednesday the outset oi
a contemplated night from Paris tC
BRUSSELS and return. Alexandra Laitou
and Marquis Mario Paula were killed
0y q : 200 foot fall OF their machine
Yesterday az st. Cyr, France, Lieuten.
mt Caumont was killed when his army
ieroplane fell 100 feet
As an aviator Moissant sprong into
anne with one hight He went tc
rance about year ago. to have huiii
IN aeroplane after his own pans. N
he meantime he bought a Bleriot pas
ienger-carrying monoplano, After
hree preliminary flights. which wer'
nimportant Moissant started hil
amous paris-to-LOndon night witt
ilent. his French mechanician, wh'
had never been In an aeroplane. as !
Messenger.
Il was on August 16. OF this year
that the cables brought word that az
Evening journal., 1910-12-31
ELEVENTH WARD
REPDB CELEBRATE

The Eleventh Ward Republican Club
held its Sixth anniversary celebration
last evening. Caterer GTeenwaid iur-
nished a pleasing menu. President
Hendeler cong atulated the members
on the condition of the club. Snerifi
Lippincott Sherifi-elect James Logue
and James keenan, made addI Iesses
SecI etary Booth came in for his share
of congratulations.
The Eleventh Ward Republican
Club owns its club house and two ad-
joining properties and has a bank ac-
count that Is represented by four fig
ures. There were about 200 members
present last night.
Evening journal., 1910-12-31
SILVER LEAF REPUBLICAN
CLUB INCORPORATED,

The State Department at Dover,
yesterday issued certificates of in
corporation to the Silver Leaf Repub-
lican Club Of the Eighth ward. The
ineorporators are Baldwin Thomas,
Jacob Tingle. Charles Brown, Joseph
Stanley. Cyrus Rain, William w.
Hodges and Kennard Allston, all OF
Wilmington.
Evening journal., 1910-12-31
new YEARS DAY
AT COUNTRY CLUB

The New Year celebration OF the
Wilmington Country Club, on Nom
day Will be a gala affair.
There is considerable disappoint-
ment over the fact that Judge George
Gray will he unable to deliver MS au-
dress upon the subject of the recent
arbitration at the Hague. In his
stead the house committee have se-
cured the Hon. Charles b. lands, Of
Indiana. os the chief speaker OF the
day
Evening journal., 1910-12-31
Af ihe GnrrIck Next Meek.

Manager Dockstader to-day an
nounced the following list Of attrac-
tions for the Garrick the week COM
mencing Monday next: Herzog' s
famous Blue kibbon Stations, Loi
Bridges and Company in The Run
aways;" Chassino. in silhouettes; Fox
and Word, a minstrel act; McDevitt
and Kelley, dancers; Billy CASTOR and
Minerva Coverdale. two Broadway
stars: John e. Brennan and Company
presenting Home Again" and the
pictures. With a single exception, il
is all new to local playgoers.
Evening journal., 1910-12-31
CIVIC ASS CATION
In PUBL.C MEETIN

The public is not only invited but
u ged to attend the meeting of the
Wilmington Civic Association in the
High School auditorium az o'clock
on Monday evening" January 2 Admis-
sion is free, and questions of vital in
terest to every man and woman ia
Wilmington will be open TO public dis
cussiOu
Evening journal., 1910-12-31
ENrERTAINMENT Ar sYNAGOeUE.

A festival and entertainment VIII
be held in the Synagogue at Sixth
and French streets, tomorrow after
noon under the auspices Of the Adag
Kodesch school Committee. The COM
mittee I'm charge of the preparations
Is comprised Of S. l. Toplsls, chair
man; NJ. Stone, A. Greenstein, l. Gold.
stein and Louis Topkis.
Evening journal., 1910-12-31
NEw rROLLEY WAGE soMEprLE

effect on the Wilmington and Phila-
delphia Traction Company to-mor-
row. Motormen and conductors here
after employed will receive 21 cents
per hour for the first year, % cents
the second year and % cents for the
third year This schedule only ef-
fects new men. the Older employees
falaries remaining at % cents per
hour
Evening journal., 1910-12-31
Fuchre for 81. Thomas Church.

Parishioners of st. Thomas Church
are preparing for an elaborate euchre
and dance to be held in St. Thomas
Hall on the night of Feb uary 1. Ex-
tenslve plans are being considered and
100 prizes for players and non-playefs
as well viii be awarded. The first
prize will be silver service, and
another will be q gold piece
Evening journal., 1910-12-31
ILMINGIONIkNS AS
NEW YEAR SHOOTERS

Crowds of Wilmington people are
going to Philadelphia tonight to wit
ness the celebrations there attendant
upon the ushering in of the New
Year.
Many went this morning in order TO
escape the rush and crush Of the later
trains.
The p, B. and W. Railroad will run
a special train tonight from the
Quaker City to Wilmington, leaving
Broad Street Station at 1 o'clock a. m.
Evening journal., 1910-12-31
Now order IN Cliy Office.

The City Engineering and Survey
ing Department intends to print with q
stamp press the titles on plans m
stead of printing them with pen ana
Ink as has been the custom. The inno-
walton viii save much time ana
trouble.
Evening journal., 1910-12-31
DIRECTORS MEET on MONDAY.

The Street and Sewer Directors will
meet on Monday afternoon, at 4
o'clock, instead of on Tuesday morn
ing, the regular meeting time. Some
of the directors expect to be out OF
the city on Tuesday.
Evening journal., 1910-12-31
LrrrERs ON EsTATES.

Register Of wills Walker today
granted letters on the estates OF Sarah
j. Mode to the Security Trust and
Safe Deposit Company; Joseph Gra-
ham to John ]. Graham aud Thomas
III Nivin to i. Norman Niven.
Evening journal., 1910-12-31
Rlce.Mntteson NnntiaIs.

At Scott NJ. Il. Church parsonage on
last Sunday, Miss Nellie Rice. of this
city, and Walter ID. Matteson, of Bran
dywine hundred, were married By the
Rev. w. G.. Koous Mr.. and Mrs. Mat
tcson have gone to Providence. r. l..
10 live.
Evening journal., 1910-12-31
Tnrkey Feast Dor FIremen.

Members of the Active Association
Of the Phoenix Fire Company will en-
joy their annual New Years feast to-
morrow afternoon. The mainstay Of
the feed" is % be turkey, it is said,
and the dinner Will be served in the
company's eEgne house.
Evening journal., 1910-12-31
nnnih oi Inhn Garrltr.

John Garrity, son Of AIr. and MIS-,
Martin GarrIty of No IA French
street. died yesterday The funeral
viii take place from his former home
on TUESDAY morning at o'clock and
int ment made in the CathNsat
cemetery
Evening journal., 1910-12-31
DrATu OF THOMAs WALSH.

Thomas Walsh died at his home no.
1902 Pennsylvania avenue YESTERDAY
The funeral viii take place on Monday
morning at o'clock and interment
made i'm the Cathedral Cemetery.
Evening journal., 1910-12-31
nNr pRISONER AT POST.

One prisone. was whipped at the
county workhouse today He was
eugene Cole, colored. convicted of
larceny in the county courts here and
sentenced to be whipped with twenty
lashes and serve two years imprison'
ment.
Evening journal., 1910-12-31
This II en a renntr.

MS. Lera T averr OF No AIS East
Ninth street has a Christmas tree "a
her home which is attracting much
ettendon.
Evening journal., 1910-12-31
Amelia CIownrd nend NJ S.

Amelia Cloward. aged IS years. died
YESTERDAY The fune n VIII be held
from the Home for Aged Women No.
llo9 Gilpin avenue or Monday after
uooit ai . o'clock
Evening journal., 1910-12-31

Every afternoon, 2.t5: Every even
Inc at $40. Prices, 10. p, 55 aud soc.
The San Francisco call., 1910-06-23
CLEVER SWINDLE IS
HALTED BY SHERIFF
Simultaneous Arrests in Ne
vada and Berkeley Reveal
Attempted Land Fraud
Especial Dispatch TO The Call

OAKLAND. June ga swindle in
land and stock believed to have been at
tempted in Fresno county by c. r.
Miller, alias Brooks, alias Bradley, and
his brother, L. c. Miller, both of
Rochelle, o., was frustrated by the
sheriffs OF Alameda and Fresno coun-
ties today. The two alleged swindlers
were arrested.
i. c. Miller was captured this after
noon in Berkeley by Sheriff's Detectives
is credited with being the originator of
the plot, was arrested at Winnemucca,
New, today by Sheriff Robert Chitten-
den of Fresno county.
c. r. Miller is said to have deserted a
wife and five children in Rochelle, o., to
come west with a woman. She was
with him when he was arrested. He
brought west land securities in his
brothers name on Texas property. and
gave the paper to close deal by which
he obtained a ranch near Fresno. Sher
If Barnet of Alameda county declares
that the scrip is worthless.
Obtaining possession of the Fresno
land. C. r. Miller stocked 1t by pur-
chases from his neighbors, and gave. his
creditors chattel mortgages.
A few days ago the brother, L. c. Mil
Ter, arrived at Fresno and Tuesday c. r.
Miller came TO San Francisco. He wired
TO his brother to ship all the stock to
the bay and departed for Nevada. Yes
terday Sheriff Chittenden reached Oak
land and recovered the stock The
money obtained in the sales Miller had
sent TO a st. Louis bank, on which L. C.
Miller has signed an order for Sheriff
Barnet, turning back the proceeds to
the purchasers of the Fresno stock. The
brothers will be taken to Fresno county
for trial
The San Francisco call., 1910-06-23
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The San Francisco call., 1910-06-23
THREE c LEAGUE
TO BE ENLARGED
Two Teams Will Be Added to
Organization at the End of
Half of Season


The Three C league is going to ex-
pand. Beginning with the second half
of the season, on July "a, two teams
will be added, making the league six
team affair.
There are many applications for the
franchises San Jose with its State
league players is anxiously awaiting
a chance to join the league and play
Sunday ball, while at Santa Cruz John
nv Hopkins. Bill Waters and Eddie
Householder are likely to take hold of
the local team. with the support of
Fred Swanton and the beach mer-
chants.
Since San Mateo entered the league
Redwood City, it's greatest rival, is
also anxious to join.
George E. Porter and Major Wright
sof the Monterey Preside will likely
guide the local team and will make up
their lineup nearly entirely of local
talent from Monterey and the Presidio.
The Shreve & Co. baseball team is
rapidly signing up their last years
tplayers, the bunch that made such a
'creditable record against the country
teams De Witt Harrison. who pitched
for the Shreves late in 1909, is back at
the game and in better fettle than
-ever.
The Butchers Exchange of Oakland
suffered defeat at. Hayward last Sun
day at the hands of the Hayward Jun
iors by the score of 3 to 2 in a 10 in
ming ball game
Concord beat the Sperrys here yes
terday to in fast II inning game.
Brooklyn parlor N. S. G. w, jour
neyed to Centerville Sunday and de-
feated the fast team of that town to
the tune of 10 TO 5. The Brooklyns had
the Centerville pitcher at their mercy,
knocking him around the lot for to-
tai of 13 hits.
The Breuners of Oakland defeated
the Bay Cities of Alameda Sunday by
score of 8 to 2.
The S. A s. Whitesox defeated the
Fremonts last Sunday by score of
9 to 5, and in the afternoon defeated
the Happy nine to 3. Teams aver
aging II years of age and wishing
games write to Joseph Bold, manager
of the S. A. S. Whitesox, 2030 Mime
sofa avenue, Fruitvale.
The San Francisco call., 1910-06-23
CHAMPION settles
WITH old MANAGER
George Little and Jack Johnson
Come to Terms That Are
Satisfactory to Both

The financial troubles of Champion
Jack Johnson and his former manager,
George Little, We're settled last even
ing to the satisfaction of all con-
cerned.
The ousting of Little by Johnson,
Notwithstanding the fact that the for
mer had a contract with Johnson call
ing for 25 per cent of the earnings of
the negro champion, led to a suit which
threatened to keep the colored boxer
running to court.
Johnson was too busy training for his
coming fight with Jeffries to be dis
turbed by the law. so he endeavored to
compromise with Little.
Attorney Bert Schlesinger was en-
gagged by Little, while Attorney Will
liam Humphreys was employed by
Johnson. The attorneys and the prin-
eipals met last night at the Seal Rock
house and the matter was amicably
settled. The settlement had been dis
cussed before, but few thousand dol
lars difference kept Johnson and Little
from reaching an agreement. How
ever they refused to divulge the terms
of the settlement
During the course of the meeting last
night Johnson's attorney asked Little
If he ever had made the remark that
the coming battle was TO De a rake
Little denied having ever made such
statement On the other hand he
said he had bet considerable money on
Johnson and was going to bet more. A
notary was present and all papers were
signed in a legal manner.
johnson and I are still friendly"
said Little. I'VE had little misun-
derstanding, but we are friendly now.
/ am going to Nevada in a few days
to see the fight. l may stay in john
sons camp"
The San Francisco call., 1910-06-23
LOCAL FERRY TRAINs-yIa Oakland pI.,


To Oakland. Berkeley. Bergman. East Oakland and
Fslitvals-Dsily-Fron 600 an. and every twenty
minutes until zoo pm. inclusive; then 740. $50,
200. $40, 1920, l1.O0. 1l40 pm. 1220 and
1.20 an
To sathsr and Mslrose via Seventh St-Da1y-FromI
500 an. and every twenty minutes until 100 pm.
inclusive. then 40 $50, geo, 9.40. 1910. 11O.i
and 1140 pm.
To stonshurst-Daay Except Sunday-6o0. ZOO, 500.
900 am. 2.20. 300, 400. 500. $40 pm Sunday
only 900 loco an, LOO, 200. 900. 400, SEQ
$40 pm
To Oakland First St. FruItaIs. Alameda. via Horssshos
-Daly-From 1000. go am. and every twenty
minutes until $50 am. inclusive; then 900, go,
1000, 1920 HOO 1l.20 an. II n. u 20 LOO. 20,
200, 20. 3.o0. 32n. g. 10 pm and every twenty
MINUTES until pm. Inclusive; 740. $50 600 940,
100, 1lO0 and ia pm. 1220 and 10 am.
Additional train 70 Oakland First St. 215 an
To West 6sFkssy-Daly Except Sunday-From 500
an. and every twenty minutes untlS.2 20 an inciu-
sve; then 800 an. and every hour until 400 pm.
inclusive: then 420 I'm. and every twenty minutes
until 700 pm inclusive: then 2. 10 pm. $50. eco
$40. 1920 HOO II 10 pm and 1220 am.
To West Bsrkeisy-Sundays only-From 500 an
then 100 TAO. $50 600 am. inclusive: then 20
an and every twenty minutes TOO pm Inclusive.
then 740 pm. $50 goo, e40. 1020 11.OO, II 20
pm and 1220 am
TO cor5in-Daly Except Sunday-Froun 6O0a.m. and
every 20 minutes until $50 an Inclusive then
600, 1000 am. 1900 m. 100. zoo. 400, 400 4s0.
440 500, $50. 5. 20 and 8 pm.
To corbin-Sundays oniy-Er0un 500 an then 600
am. go am. and every twenty minutes until
500 pm