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Evening journal., 1910-05-12
LAUREL WILL HAVE
NEW CHURCH SOON

Special to THE EVENING JOURNAL.
LAUREL, Del, May ESQ successful
las been the efforts of the Rev. Avery
Donovan, pastor of Christ NJ p. Church.
of this town, to raise $4,000 to build a
new church that a large part of the
amount has been collected and it is ex-
pected the balance will be raised by fall
when work on the new building will COM
mence. The present church structure was
erected in 1856 and is one Of tho oldest
churches in the county.
Evening journal., 1910-05-12
new PASTOR
GREETS PEOPLE

The Rev DIT. Norneet c. Lassiter. tho
new pastor Of Delaware Avenue Baptist
Church arrived in this city yesterday. and
spoke in the church last night to large
congregation. Mr.. Lassiter came here from
Chester Avenue Church, West Phlladol<
phia.
The regular prayer meeting services
were held last night and the new minis
ter had charge of the worship. Members
Of the Church viii give reception to the
new pastor on next Tuesday evening.
Evening journal., 1910-05-12
Colonial Dame in Annual Me.tinn.

The annual meeting Of the Delaware
Society of Colonial Danes of America
viii be held this afternoon in the New
Century Club parlors. and election of
officers for the coming year will be
part of the afternoons program. Fol-
lowing the business meeting, shere will
be reception and tea in noror of
MS. G. r. Miller. recently elected ma
tional secretary of the society. at
which the managers Of the Della
ware society viii receive.
Evening journal., 1910-05-12
NEW OFFICERS OF
FIRE DEPARTMENT

The new officers OF the Wilmington Fire
Department after Sunday will be ION the
joh,,, and it is altogether likely that at tile
first fire TO which they respond they will
be christened by tho different companies.
The christening may be accidental but
1. is pretty safe bet that tho now officers
viii feel a cold stream Of water turned
on them.
Robert c. Porter, the present chief, and
Patrick Magill and Edward A. McNally,
the present assistants, will retire from
office on Sunday next. They have made
excellent records and nave worked at all
times to promote the efficiency Of the fire
department.
Evening journal., 1910-05-12
WOUNDED PHYSICIAN
MAY SURVIVE SHOT

SEAFORD. May 1e.-Attcnding phy-
sicians now entertoin hopes that DR..
j. ollie Williams. the local physician
who was accidentally shot on last Fri
day night. will recover. The doctors
heart and temperature conditions are
very favorable. and if blod poisoning
does not set in it is believed he will
recover.
Evening journal., 1910-05-12
1877 MINERS ENTOMBED
BY AN EXPLOSION

BY United Press Leased Special Wire.
WHITE HAVEN. England, May 12-
An explosion to-day in the Wellington
coal mine entombed 1877 miners. The
explosion wrecked the mine and set it
on FIRE. and it win be hours before
rescuing parties can reach the chamber
where the men are imprisoned. It is
feared that the death list will be heavy.
The mine which extends for four miles
under the ocean is owned by the Earl
Of Lonsdale.
Evening journal., 1910-05-12
ILLUMINATE
YOUR AUTO TAG

The Delaware Automobile Associa-
tion and the Board of Police Commits
sioners have agreed that the law re-
garding tags on motor vehicles at night
shall be enforced. That part of the
law reads:
"And between one hour after sunset
and one hour before sunrise the rear
number tags shall be illuminated so
that the number can be plainly dis
tinguished when the motor vehicle is
| in use"
Evening journal., 1910-05-12
NEW PLANT is
IN DELAWARE

The proposed New General Chemical
Company for which grounds have already
been purchased along the Delaware above
Claymont, will mean increased business
for Wilmington.
1t was said by county official to-day
that with the exception Of a small corner,
the farm which has been purchased by
tn company is in Delaware, and it is
likely that whatever business the concern
may have with the customs Office will be
transacted through the local Office
Evening journal., 1910-05-12
Died at Aqe Of Ninety.

Special TO THE EVENING JOURNAL.
DOVER, Del, May 12.-Mrs. Mariah
SippIe, in the 9Oth year Of her age, died
yesterday near Dover, after useful life
spent entirely in Kent county. She was the
widow of Uriah sipple and a sister Of
Mayor Enoch Clark, of Dover. Mrs. Sip
pie is survived by ten children, living
principally in Delaware and Maryland
Funeral services will be held at Mt. Olive
f1urch. near FELTON,. on Friday.
Evening journal., 1910-05-12
MORE CONTRIBUTIONS
FOR FOREIGNERS SCHOO'

More money has been appropriated for
the School for Foreigners, and since the
last list of those who have contributed
was published. the following have sent in
liberal checks: Charles Beadenkopf. II. p.
carIon. Trueman w Campbell. a. Felix
DUPONT.
Evening journal., 1910-05-12
To eive copper Social.

A copper social will be held at the
home Of Miss Dorothy Hanson, No.
1917 West Fourth street tonight under
the auspices of the Bible class OF
Delaware Avenue Baptist Sunday
school. Some novel features will be
introduced during the evening.
Evening journal., 1910-05-12
Americas Greatest BattIeShip
the Florida GlideS Into
the Water
GREAT THRONG FILLED
BROOKLYN NAVY YARD
. THE FLORIDA AND THE
. "oLD" CONNECTICUT ONCE
" PRIDE OF AMERICAN NAVY.

= Connecticut-4-t twelve inch guns
. in two turrets; 8-eisht inch;
. twelve 7-ineh sunsi twenty 3-ineh
o rapid fire; four one poundersi two
s. 3-ineh field guns and four 30 cal
. ibre automatic riot guns.
. Florida-Ten 12-ineh in five tur-
. rets; sixteen 5-ineh rapid fire on
broad side; four 3-pounders semi
y automatic, two one Founders semi
automatic; two 3-ineh guns and
two 30 ealibre automatie riot guns.
connectiout-Bunker capacity, D.
325 tons; Al officers $40 men.
Florida-Bunker capacity, $500
tons; 90 officers, s54 men.
Until the launching Of the Flor
ida, the Connecticut was regarded
as one OF the best vessels in tho
American Navy. Compared with
the latest monster she becomes a
"hss BEEN"
Evening journal., 1910-05-12
WEATHER.

WASHINGTON, o. c., May 12.-
Forecast till p. m. tomorrow;
For Delaware-Fair, continued cool
tonight and Friday; frost Friday morn
ing.
Evening journal., 1910-05-12

Advertising in THE EVEN
INC JOURNAL is a lever that
will lift your business into
prosperity
The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1910-08-03
MILLER DISCUSSES
SOUTHERN STEEL

That every detail of the Southern Iron
and Steel company business here was sat,
isfactory and that a favorable report
would be made to the English bondhold-
ers on local conditions was the statement
made yesterday by w. w. Miller OF New
York. vice president of the company
Mr. Grenfell and myself, with Presi-
dent Hassinger, have gone over the ac-
counts of the company and all the rec
ords since we have been here" said Mr.
Miller yesterday land we feel justified
In saying that they are perfectly Salts
factory and every detail is pleasing. We,
of course, feel the dull period just now
but we think this about over. Although
this Is true our plants have been produc
ing a good tonnage and we have beer
shipping right along. We find every 9TH
er condition as we expected it would be
and things are not at all against our In
terests Mr.. Grenfell authorized the
statement today that he would probably
make a public announcement when he re-
turns from Gadsden In regard to the COM
pany. Mr.. Hassinger, Mr.. Grenfell and
will go to Gadsden. We were delayed one
day on account of some matters, but
inspection by the officials Will take place
| today and tomorrow
when we return to Birmingham an an
nouncement of interest will be pnade by
Mr.. Grenfell. 1t Will be optimistic and
will be in the nature of a boost fol
the Birmingham district Personally be
| live every business condition VIII under
| go change for the better within the
| next 30 days. The summer Guinness
| about passed and every one knows VIVA
takes place here when business is good.
| The Southern Iron and Steel Officers
will be accompanied to Gadsden today by
| Vice President Keiser, A. b. Forsyth
| treasurer of the company, and others
The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1910-08-03
HURT BY CAVE-IN
Carpenter Injured on Highland Avenue
When Earth Gives Way

J. N. Tenant. who was hurt yesterday
morning on Highland avenue, was re-
ported resting very well last night at
st. Vincents hospital. 1t is expected
that he will be able to leave the hos
pital in a few days, as he Is only hurt
about the back and has a few cuts upon
his face.
Tenant is a carpenter and was work.
ing at a set of steps into the basement
of a new residence being erected at
Highland avenue and Hickory street.
About 10 O'Clock yesterday morning as
he was STOPPING over working at the
framework of the steps, the bank of the
opening in which the steps were placed
caved in and completely buried the car
penter.
He was buried under two feet of
ground and 1t was some time before his
fellow-workmen could dig him out. Ten
ant had been at work at the place for
several days, and was an employee Of the
contracting firm of Scott & Joy. He
was taken to the hospital in Gaudin's
ambulance.
The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1910-08-03
TALKS ABOUT CROPS
Frisco Auditor Says He Finds Them
Good at This Time

Charles Lemon, travelling auditor for
the Frisco system, was in Birmingham
yesterday. He is engaged in checking
the local offices of his company and
other official business Mr.. lemon is all
ardent farm enthusiast and in speaking
of farm conditions said yesterday:
I'm Mississippi and the western part
of the state of Alabama I have informa-
ton that the crops are pretty good at
this time. The farmers have been en-
abled to get into the fields during the
past few days and the result Is that the
crops have been worked fast and hard.
expect the crops will be about ten days
late. but as matter of fact this delay
is usual in this section. l anticipate no
real bad effect from the delay
The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1910-08-03
WASHINGTON AND LEE
ALUMNI WILL MEET

call has been made by J. Preston
Means, vice president of the Wash
ington and Lee Alumni association, for
a meeting at the Athletic club at 8 80
O'Clock Thursday, August 4. Several
important business matters will be
taken up, among which is the award
Ing of scholarship to the university.
All applicants for this scholarship are
requested to hand their names in to
either J. Preston Means or William
STREET., secretary.
There are about 40 alumni of Wash
The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1910-08-03
ington and Lee university in Birming.

ington and Lee university in Birming-
ham and they are looking forward to
this meeting, when the pleasures of
their college days Will be recalled. For
several years the association has been
awarding a sch olarship to some young
man from Birmingham and while no
application has been made formally II
is thought that several names will be
before the association at its meeting
on Thursday.
The following is a partial list or the
association: Judge S. e. Greene, J. Pres
ton Means. Judge N. B. Feagin, W. G.
Montgomery. Borden Burr, e. w. Bar
rett, T. o. Smith, Alex Birch, Profess
sor Savage, H. A. Turner, II. c. Stiles,
w. P. Gum, William Dunn, Smith Gull
The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1910-08-03
States Fine Showing

With 1855 men in camp at Chickamauga
Alabama made a showing chat none of the
other states have been able to make for
its National Guard. These men were
paid wages of $27,673.S7, in addition to the
cost of subsistence out OF the state funds
of $4,000. Transportation was paid by the
government. Maj d. w. McIver of the
adJutant generals Office who has just re-
turned, is greatly pleased with the rec
ords made by the Alabama boys, and
looks to the capture of prizes by the
Camp Perry target practice team, which
has gone to Fort Perry under the COM
mand of Gen. Bib Graves.
The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1910-08-03
M.rrinre Licenses Issued

Marriage licenses have been issued as
follows from the Office of the probate
court:
Michal Babjarcik Of Brookside- to Miss
Maria Bencko.
Richard j. Needham of woodward to
Miss May Hughes
The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1910-08-03

On account of some slight trouble or
the Mobile and Montgomery divikion
last night, Louisville and Nashville trair
No 4. due here at 1881 p. M, did not
reach the city until nearly midnight
The trouble was minor, according to tn
announcement here.
The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1910-08-03
Thefts Reported Yesterday

large flock of chickens was stolen
last night from Mrs. F. A. Prouty, 1914
North Fourth avenue. Some negroes are
suspected, but have not been caught. j
A large quantity of cured harms and
other meat were stolen from G. W. Mer-
rett, in the Central market, yesterday.
There are no clues to the thieves.
The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1910-08-03

Chenoweth. c. IL. Moore, James Mont
gomery, William STREET., Robert Thacn,
Courtney Henley, Kirby Sewer, Sors-
by Jemison, Alex Dearborn, Tom Ball.
Noel Beddow, Roderick Beddow. Will
liam Harsh, Charlie Nolan, Fallon
OByrne, Harry Satterfie1d, Jesse Lewis.
The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1910-08-03
N.uro KILLED at Fo..il

negro named Guy Reeves was killed
yesterday in the Fossil mines. near Bes-
semer. The details of the death could
not be learned. but 1t is known to have
been accidental. Coroner Brasher VIII
investigate tomorrow.
The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1910-08-03
vaIue of LocaI Tax

The county of Crenshaw has for the
second time voted a local tax of mill
for school purposes, this time by an en-
larged majority. and for period of twice
as long. Here are the facts: Voted local
tax in 1904, yeas 1925; nays 221; time five
years. Voted local tax 1910; yeas 972. nays
rs; time, 10 years. All of which is taken to
mean that the plan of aiding schools by
local tax is pleasing to the people of that
section.
In Alabama at present Al counties levy
this local tax of l mill, Escambia levies
2 mills, Baldwin three, Mobile and Jack
son ~. Last year these special taxes
in the As counties added s492, 1899 to the
local school funds, each county, OF course,
having its own money. 1t is urged that
all the counties levy this fund, seeing that
it gives such an increase to the school
efficiency. If all did. the returns would
not fall for short of $1,000, 900 year, as the
values are going up all the time.
The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1910-08-03
OWENS MEMBER OF
SOUTHERN CONGRESS
Receives Appointment to An
Important Position
VALUE OF LOCAL TAX
r.,,ov County Votes Special Tax
for school Purposes-State Troops
Make Fine Showing at
Chickamaugn

Montgomery, August 2.-(Special)-Dr.
Clarence J. Owens, who resigned from the
presidency of the Third District Agricul-
tural school, and. on today became agri-
cultural commissioner for the southern
commercial congress, gives to Alabama
the second man of prominence IN that
organization and places the state very
much in the llmelight of the effort that
is in this way being made to build up the
south. DIR. Owens possesses peculiar apil-
ity for a work of this kind. good
mixer, he knows how to keep people go
ing his way, and he is counted sure
success in the new work.
Edwin Quarles, secretary OF the con-
gress, with whom Dr. Owens has been
in conference, states that the duties will
will be to gather facts about the agrl-
cultural conditions and possibilities of the
south, endeavor to foster through educa-
tional and inspirational literature and ad-
dresses improved conditions, and to pre-
sent the claims of the congress to the
business men of the SOUTH who In the
development of the movement will be
greatly helped. Dr. Owens VIII begin at
once and give his first services In this
way to Alabama. g. Grosvenor Dave,
the managing director of the congress.
went to the position from Montgomery,
where he was secretary of the CONNER
cial club
The sun., 1910-12-17
Protest Against Erecting = Rrsorma'"T>
Near " Wa-hinsiOn'- Grave

W,suiNGTo> Dec ~. \ protest from
The. Mount Vernon Memorial a'-"c'it!"n
against Tho lp"aiinn "f the pr"p"-"'. l''--
rrlr, - Columbia r.formalpr" near ~"
yIay" Il G,"prGa Washington wa pre-
,.u,.,I - th.. senate to-day ~ senator
du Pont uf Delaware. VINO Also introduced
Z, resolution calling on tn" District author
ttirs to furnish Congress WITH a statement
Of the facts IN the cas-" N" pfot"st'
which /. s,gned by th. regents Of tn.
assoCiatton asserts that u i planned To
Locate. the ref0rmatory on a tract ~ lhnd
within three miles "f Mount Vernon.
out of respect TO the memory of IN" father
Of his country IN" officers ~ IN" h@s"-
CIn,ion call on Congress I" tex" acton IN
the matter
The sun., 1910-12-17
WHITE NOT NJ EMPLOY EES.
Norton Proposes To Create New
and We'll Paid Posts.

WAsHrNGroN Dec. ia Secretary :"
the President &. -. Norton has decided
to strengthen and readlUs' tho stan of
White HOu~.. employees and has size
c,cGed IN ha~iug several new and well
paid places created by the legislative.
executive and judicial appropriation bill
which mas recently been reported To IN"
House II - RI. intent m oi 1lr Norton
70 attract ~ th. Wni-r H"u~., mca "ho
will ,lh. a personal prld" IA thor H''arn-
mer' - ia" mos, important o:Nc" ~ 4 ne
country H., j. anN,D.I- ,har all 81 tn'.
ular..- IN IN. Whit" HoUs-. with IA" "N-
c.prluu uf Wat 1T Secretary - N" Pr''~,-
dent. h.. permanent.
In the. Legislative. executive" ana .Hdi-
cal APPROPRIATION .H' - "'' ~
,ton Tor Iu. employment "f 'h' Nhl'"
House Of ono ,NoCurr"" rl.Tk a' f.W".
NM. Oh II CI,rk =. SiU'O. or. appuf'ttn"t.'
clerk at 81 jOr ON. rrCUr.iI'E "''rN ~
Z, Ip -vo executive -tcunEraph"T- -
a. JIr each on. accounting clerk ~ y. ."h
and Two correspondents ~ .: :S' "ach
Nine men now employed ~ the Nh't"
HnIs. will hs. ir0DD..i II - the Ini"n
tiou ~ NJ Nnr,ou. however. TO "'' thL'
all Of r..-.. men -.v,!re posi- l-"T ii"i"
In.y .rr., not tp ~" turned from tn" VIM"
pou-. IN account of InCOmpeten'N hI'
bec,u-a there. = no n"si for rn.lr ~"rN.l'''~
AVID nv 'hrrr removal Mr. norton Will u"
all.d 20 -.vtlr. rh" services ~ ~''"rhI
higher ,-alari.'d men ~ important flh'r~
The ;D'ai Appropriation i"r th' VIM"
House hv ih.. hIli - about sIh I"-- 'hhn
last wear. .
Tho 81 900. tho s. Cuo and 'he $500"
ro.r- ar. new. Tn. -ltl" at assistant sec
rayary born. hV -"Vrril of IN" -tin ~
present - dom. away with IN tho new i.ll
The sun., 1910-12-17
FOR YOPE ,D,L BEpOT>.
secretary Ne>rr An. for IN >prTopria'
lion nT S>.o. DNO.

W,SHINGIoN. Doc ~ Secretary 0i
tn" Nay Never appeared before ~"
Hor-" Committee ou Na,al Anar-~ to-,Iay
90 urE- l' grl-la', ION which h.. recommended
IN his last anuuiI report III" a-n.i 'nr'
Ss%'.u"N b" aprrurriar"i for IN" ..-tat-
h-hu"ut ot ,ual depot IN different parts
OF ~" country and Sin.sr tor M. uur-
chase 81 charts IL. also asked 'har ol
grr-~ 'ut,, legislation I"'wlttlHF Ih,
I.''Vrn tr N'' ! .,.n-V.rN Of a. -u'ruE NhICh
- now u .',, navy -.Ii'v frri WrI,'. o.,
t. boz. ,,"r u'',,'.' ~ ~" Department
~u,'"'Iry We t..r -; re-. 90 hI-n>..l'
a. iHvouuE th,. ban lu-r.d ..i ~ Errrr-
-"u'a'Iy" h,'reCu pro. .tIu. tor NJ. cr.'a
flou ut ,puuCii ut aafIurl.ll OCt"U,r
Mr. Never ac. VOW ."dC"d before rhr
COmmIt'." nat IN" It"r lrtrl"rt hli
stretched IN" iaw when u applied >i1a '-"
from 'hc Supply '.lrG 20 ru,. bureau ~
'',Ilpm'u'
The sun., 1910-12-17
Nominations by the President.

WASHINGTON. Dec Is President Tai;
SEN 20 the Senate to-day the follow q
formations.
7 n" Consuis-General-w Stanlcy Hu'-
= - Massachusetts, AZ Beirut. Turkey
Ga"-s! DO Ravendal Of South DaE1'.
a 'onstan'inopla. Turk"y.
.p n" Consuls-Edwiu Cunllughlr.
e: i"uI"--"a a. BON mhRv. India + HF'1"-
-aa p"nnl-on OF Ohio AZ D.H5c'. -,1'-
.r1 NA'hani-l u. stewart Of Grnry.4 o..
! Ian. Nsra!
! n" senior captain IN revNnu" Gutter
--'' r" capt Francis Marion DunVou!v.
-@- Lieutenant IN the army 90 br t'r-
"a VILLAIN : Mapo-, Twsntv-f''u ig-
:ar'r~
.u - postmaster a. Mad .on, WI W.
a. 0"v'n-
The sun., 1910-12-17
u,, -n,rDrs oT naval sc.s~i-.

WAsHISGTON. Der ~ In" hoSrIt"'
ship Sola~" hT.s ErrIv"d ~ Sr.r IIrn. ~"
collier Mars ~ Ghe~hnurg. IN" ""llI"r
vsstal at Brest. the torpedo honts P".Hl
Jones. GoldsborOugh and Rowan 81 san
Diego and IN" collier Lebanon ~ Lynn
hayen Bey.
The DESTROYER Terry has sailed from
Norfolk for Key West.
The sun., 1910-12-17

WASHINDrON. Dec. ~ Th" Star' I"-
partm"nt to-day r-srHsh AN official denial
II the rImor- which hav. Teen r"c"ntly
current ~ official CIRCLES that Huntington
" l@Or as-istant S.cr"'Sry "f state.
will L.. appointed Anhass ad"r az Con
stanrrnople 10 -r"r.ed Oscar = S'raus
of Ncw York who RECENTLY resigned
from IN" diplomatic s"rvicc. Mr WILSON.
~ was saId dccl,prd an amhas=adoriaI
past IN Europe about eight months ag"
Mr wilson. II wae explained, prefers T."
rofatn hi- present uOst
The sun., 1910-12-17

"A-Hr%GToS. D.c ~ President Tat
'.-'.v ont - the Senat. 'h" nomIna.'pl
an 4 ~ I'm" - he posina..t"r
= E..'-un Wis IN" HON" "f Senator
.''" Tho President G-k.d th.
.-.r IuSrIrgnnt S"n&trr - rns.'." ..
-.- ...'. 'ufa'irn. = va"auCr having o'-
-..| iI" 10 ~" dc2'h of pc~'m.~'"~
."..- senator L. Toilette -IbnIf'.I
....rrurnda'Inn "Wednesday. .Ih"
...r promptly followed tn
nd recognition giT"n :" H.
.'.. .. fr.'~rua ." inEt'"r' within =
The sun., 1910-12-17
SEQ ODD vsnird to Wake Repair ~
A-~lN OUirr. -

W,-m.nI.... U"r = In . ~,-n-
rup,rrr.n r.-~rr,lot g" tn Hpu-" TO-.
d.4 rh, -.- ...r.lr.. "r ~" Ir'u-u~" h-s"i
iOr ~. app. r,'."r q si7O."oo p" rnan"
repa,rs =, ~" N"w York t--f" D'Ic"
L,IilIir. b. pon,rd 0u. hat fh"
.fr.l-Ir. .'ur.d m IN" b'II!dlug ~ ihI- IN"
t. yII,,.d ii, SS5 r,r.pG IN. walls ~ the
.f.7ic-,Irr are rr1Imblug and Secretary
NarVnagh said u was desirable 70 rak"
repairs as soon as possible.
The sun., 1910-12-17
$3.50. .WrD >rrhrI to Continue worh On
ipr, po"k IN HrOok ISn >a,, Ward.

N.aWHGI0N. pc 1G Ih" urgent Vi"-
'...r.v appropriation hlil. r"por'od q - fhc
'I".i-" ~ y"r-'s"r.fi-tI v"s fD-dav. contains
a. torn 0i $3.50. .rTr 20 continue work on
d~P I,ck y. A. tho S"w York Navy
N.ri b" total carried by III" m"s@'ir"
- Z. IN" NOR" han 500 OOO
FJrfr" salary ~ addif :onal Judge for the
Eastern District Of New York nc tho rate
~ ss 900 year. from Jan 20 June 80.
1911. 81. go is carried
The sun., 1910-12-17
The Plum Pudding
Family Meets

Types nf those del.ctabla dishes
of the Christmas feast talk over
their Affairs III q way to make you
laugh. even Il they have caused you
indigestion.
The sun., 1910-12-17
One Chinese Woman's 8
Work

\ woms.T graduate ~ Ann Arbor
over IN Chinr hss built 6. hospital on
m" American plan hes self and In
Tiding IN her Coun'ry's upHft by
demonstrating proper ways IN
hygiene.
The sun., 1910-12-17
Woman's Page

vou can se" how femininify in fur
dad this vcsr ss never before. Even
lh" rFccoon and the possum among
tn" loss .xp"n1lv" flrS are helping.
Tomorrow paper will describe
how
The sun., 1910-12-17
Bungalows

Pre- =" hs mora popular than ever
n.Nt summer Some of tho differ.
.n' fvres arc told about and pic
tlr"d
The sun., 1910-12-17
~ the recent Horse Show
Canadian Half Breed
Horses

ca ~" N for much aimira'Ion from
thos" rho know points IN hor~efiesh.
Their" -. pictures 81 SOM. ~ the
T. NOUS prII. winners.
Th" nov NDNIcPn card game,
IonuIian now hcInC played in New
Yor<. ~ Dc Crir"d. Pri Sonarhing
too ..bo,r IN" ~. .nlI-V's wife who
would ny arh hH1 H"tuslly bought
~ r"r,plane. and Fhout the proper
W. ~ Fix ynur hair n you're q
wruyn ~ we'll - how IN make
rnnnc~ 10y baking. and about tho
i-.'n.i rn,ng. ~ nEnt"l. and Informal
Iinch clih1 IN the downtown res
ra,Irant.. ~ the" things you are
rold about and some of them pic
turod fnr yOu IN
The sun., 1910-12-17

DIRECTORS
JAMES C. CANNON.
President.
CORNELIUS N. BLISS,
Of Bliss. Fabysn a Co. 2
ROBERT w. STUART.
Broad Exchange Bldg.
WILLIAM s. oPDYKE.
20 Nassau Street.
r. FRANK MANVlLLE,
Pres. Of H. w. John, .Manville Co.
THOMAS X. MeKlrTRIck.
Pres. Of Harg adj ~. Nc kittriek DRY
Goods Co., ST. Louis. Mo.
MORTIMER L. SCHlfF,
Of Kuhn. Loeb x Co.
l. r. LOREE.
Pres. Of the Delaware q Hudson Co.
EUGENE DELANO.
Of Brown Brothers 4 Co.
NJ. ORfhE WILSON,
Of r. T. Wilson Il Co.
ELBRlDGE C. SNOW.
President OF the Home Insurance
Company. -.