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Evening journal., 1910-06-28
MISERY is CAUSED
BY FAULT FINDING

D1 FAOI FiNblFNA
Criticism Of Self and Friends Spoiis
the Peace Of Mind.
There is a quaint old saying that
every one carries two wallets-one be-
hind and one before-and both are fun
of faults. the first of our own faults,
the second of the faults Of our neigh
bors which indicates that most Of us
find IL easier TO pick flaws in our
friends than in ourselves.
The adjustment Of those wallets is
big factor in character building II
we hang our neighbors faulty pack so
that we can never lose sight Of It we
grow captious. critical, fault-finding,
and self-righteous.
Does It sound like a pleasant nature? e?
Whatever we may think he sure our
friends will have strong opinions to
the contrary. There Is no one 50 lit
tie liked as the girl who is always on
the lookout for wrongdoing in those
around her
II we hang the wallet Of our own
faults where il is ever in sight the
location IS better. but still not right.
II is almost as fatal TO be forever
picking flaws in ourselves as IN our
neighbors. We grow self conscious.
morbid. self-distrustful. and perhaps
apologetic. all Of which is fatal to ef-
fort
What is needed is TO hang our neigh
boris wallet where we cannot see it il
we would II It is too convenient a
place we are tempted to draw it around
and look in when we would much bet
ter never see anything but the pleasant
traits
Evening journal., 1910-06-28

both OF the supreme court and the inferior
courts. and the judges OF the supreme
court OF the United States shall hold their
offices for the term Of twelve years. ana
the judges OF the circuit courts Of ap-
peal OF the United states shall hold tholr
offices for the term Of aght years. and
the judges OF the district courts OF the
United states shall hold their offices for
the term OF six years. and the offices Of
those judges now on the bench who have
served for the length Of time prescribed
for their several courts, respectively, by
this amendment shall be vacated. and or
all other judges their offices shall eN-
pire when they shall have served period
Of time dating from the r1mc or their
appointment equal to the length OF term
prescribed by this amendment for their
several courts. respectively.
AT the last meeting Of Local Union No.
is4 Machinists the following was pre-
sentod and unanimously adopted;
Whereas. there has been introduced
in Congress a Bill known as Joint House
Resolution. No. SO.
Whereas, such Bill whose purpose IS 20
do away with an appointive judiciary and
substitute. therefore an elective one, and.
Whereas Union Labor in general has
been and is now suffering under the ~
rannical and unjust decision OF such an-
pointed Judges.
"Be II therefore Resolved,
THAT Wilmington Lodge No l4, In
ternational Association of Machinists. de-
clares itself most heartily IN favor Of the
aforesaid Joint House Resolution No.
So and calls on an Unions in the city Of
Wilmington to indorse said Resolutions
and
BE n further Resolved,
"That as soon as an possible indorse-
ments are secured that copy Of these
Resolutions be sent to the Chairman OF
the House judiciary Committee, 10 the
Representative IN Congress. and the two
Senator's from Delaware. and further thai
same be published in The Evening Journs
Evening journal., 1910-06-28
DeHc0felg
Formed

and gently reared. women will find in
all the seasons of their lives, as maid
ems, wives and mothers, that the one
simple. wholesome laxative remedy,
which acts gently and pleasantly and
naturally and which may be taken at
any time. when the system needs a
laxative. with perfect safety and real
ly beneficial effects, is Syrup Of Figs
and Elixir of SIENNA.
It has that true delicacy of flavor
which is so refreshing 10 the taste,
that warming and grateful toning to
the stomach which responds so favor
ably to its action and the laxative ef-
feet which is so beneficial to the sys-
tenn when, occasionally, its gentle
cleansing is required.
The genuine, always bearing the
name of the California Fig Syrup Co.,
may be purchased from all leading
druggists in original packages Of one
size only. price fifty cents per bottle.
Evening journal., 1910-06-28
WANT FEDERAL
JUDGES ELECTED
Wilmington Labor Unions
Send Resolutions to Con-
GreSS Judiciary
Committee

wilmington Lodge No 1S4, Inter-
national Association OF Machinists. has
forwarded to each member of the Judi
ciary Committee of the House al Wash
inrton a resolution endorsed by the
labor unions OF Wilmington favoring the
election, instead OF appointment OF
Federal Judges. The letter and resolu-
tions are as follows:
wilmington Lodge No. iSi, international
Association Of Machlnists.
Wilmington. Del, June n, 1910,
Dear Sir: We beg to call your atten-
tion to the enclosed resolution adopted
by Wilmington Lodge No. 1Si. lnterna-
tional Association of Machinists. namely
the Endorsement Of Joint House Resolu-
ton No. So
"PVease inform us what action has
been taken toward having the said resolu-
ton passed. and If the same has received
no action. we would most respectfully ask
YOU to consider the same and. II in
your power. 10 assist in having the resolu-
ton passed We ask you to do so. Please
notify us Of what action you have taken
or may take on the same.
with best wishes. we beg to remain.
"very truly yours
'Joiut ResoiEtion Committee.
wilmington Lodge No 1a, international
Association Of Machinists.
"Oliver oscar. Secretary,
''No s02 Linden st.
"The said resolution as enclosed in this
letter was indorsed by the following.
May II, Central Labor Union OF VIII
mington. Delaware.
No Tfrfn
national Union Of Brewery Workmen.
May A. Local Union No IS. Operative
Plasterers' international Association.
May s. Local Union No. 800. United
Brotherhood Of carpnters and Joiners.
May 6. Local Union No 1890 United
Brotherhood Of Carpenters and Joiners.
MAY 10. District Council Of Wilmington
United Brotherhood Of Carpenters and
Joiners
May "a. Pattern akers' Association Of
Wilmington and vicinity. CPatternmakers
League Of Americs)
May Is. Local Union No. sis. Interns.
tional brotherhood Of Electrical Workers
May 25. Local Unfon No. 2es. Cigar.
makers international Union OF America
MAY %. Wilmington Typographical
Onion No. i23.
May 26. Diamond Lodge No. l. Broth.
erhood Of Car Inspectors. Car Builders
and Railway Mechanics OF America.
And also by House Painters Local No
e4 Of Wilmington
Msehinists Favor Election Of Fedora
Judges.
Joint House Resolution No. 80 recent,
introduced into congress and referred I,
the house judiciary committee provided
IL the election of federal judges ant
Evening journal., 1910-06-28
WINDY DAY is
BEST TO DRY BLANKETS

When about to wash blankets, Sc
iect a good day. so that the blankets
may be hung outside a slightly
windy day is best Take two cakes
Of good quality white soap that is free
from soda. cut into pieces. and dis
solve on back Of stove in boiling wa
ter Add two tablespoons Of strong
ammonia.
Now take half OF this and pour into
a tub of lulSewarm water put in the
blankets, let soak fifteen minutes. then
souse and squeeze and press them
thoroughly and gently Then take the
rest OF the hot soap and water solu-
tion, pour into a second tub Of luke
warm water, and nut the blankets into
this tub. Squeeze and press again
Take from tub and squeeze the water
out (do not wring) After which put
into a tub Of clear water and rinse
we'll Then take them out and squeeze
Shake out. hang very straight on line,
pull and shake several times while dry
ing After they are thoroughly dried
out Of doors. air them before a FIRE.
and they are ready to put away for
the winter.
Evening journal., 1910-06-28
:-:WOMANKIND:-:
FASHION AND FADS
,crim lis a favorite for summer cur
BY Mrs. Maud E. cilIoy.

scrim is favorite for summer cur
tains
The black satim coat of all lengths
is favored.
About nine out Of ten handsome
gowns are collarless.
Black frins are in demand for black
gowns or waists
Among the new veilings are those
with crepe like borders.
Dyed linen laces are high style for
linen and cotton dresses.
Sometimes the Dutch neck is outlined
with tiny rosebuds of chiffon.
Foulards are much worn as shirt
waists, matching IN color the cloth
suit.
Eyelet embroidery is favorite in
the handsorest lingerie gowns this
season.
Chiffon voiles. marquisettes and silk
crepes are having a wonderful rage.
Tiny rooster heads are used as trim
ming for small girls everyday hats.
The yoke and collar matching the
color of the material are not often
seen now.
There is a much more noticeable bag
at the waistline Of the gowns this
summer.
Upon all handsome or dressy gowns.
sash. girdle, belt, or bow effects Of rib
bon appear
Actual draperies are only intro
duced in suits OF silk or lightweight
materials.
A good deal of soutaching Is seen
on some Of the suits in odd bands and
panel arrangements.
Something unique and exceedingly
beautiful is the chrysanthemum opera
bag in Irish crochet.
A moire favored for millinery has a
border of hairline stripes on a light
or white ground.
A long ribbon fringe is the finish 10
some Of the net or beaded tunics worn
over colored farments.
Tinted embroideries. especially those
with the ecru or butter shades. are
attracting some attention.
Some of the new patent leather belts
/ have insets Of gold or silver brocade
/ in front and back.
/ a fine ladder work or Irish lace is
/ effectively used to join different parts
/ Of the skirt and corsage
Among the new bathing caps arr
those suggestive Of a motor bonne
with a rosette at each side.
Evening journal., 1910-06-28
3O6 TO 314 Market Street
Delaware Trading Stamps

five years, has arrived for his first visit
to New York in that time.
THE Manila street railway. which is
owned ln New York. has ben running
very successfully for five years. SAID
Mr.. Rushton. we are using all ma
tive labor except the foremen. who
are Americans. We are now operating
IS miles of lines and furnishing an the
light and electric power in the city.
our longest run out of Manila ia
to Passig, nine miles away line
passing through Fort William Kin
ley. There are as yet no resou..- Ike
Coney Island, but It is hoped There
viii be one within a year or two.
THE Manila railway is the finest
electric system In the Far East We
use cars of English. French and Amer
lean make. The English cost less. pcs
sibly because they get their teakwood
more cheaply; but the American made
car is the best The natives arc us
ing the cars a lot. although I'm the
city OF Manila alone there are over
10000 licensed public vehicles, prin-
cipally tvo-wheeled pony carts.
"On my way home I came through
Japan and was struck by the evidences
on every hand that the people Of the
country are heavily overtaxed and are
In an Impoverished condition They
will not have enough money for 20
years to attempt 10 make another war;
I could not help noticing how very
few men there We're about between-
the ages of % and 40. They we're
either killed off or arc serving in the
army That Russian war was great
er tax on Japan than the American
people have ever realized
Evening journal., 1910-06-28
Our Basement is Attractive.

More SO than usual. and it should be so from
the quality of merchandise being shown and the
prices given as the following will show for We'd
ncsday:
Our special Broom. wood or bamboo handle, the
finest corn made well special ..--.-..--.--.-.s soc
Get a wagon for your boy so he can get the ice
and save half the price ........-..-$ -$Ioo to $3.50
Collapsble Go-Carts, the kind with hood and
fold with one motion regular price 5000 and 500;
tomorrow $3.50 and $500. Come in and see them.
Ice Cream Freezers, the Alaska and Gem make.
Alaska quart to o quarts ...-....-.$I5o to $3.75
Gem. quarts to quarts ..-...- SL75 to $500
Spice Jars. jars nickel plated rack, regular
pifcc SI.5o this sale very special ...-....- $I-oo
Window Screens and Screen Doors. We have
everything wanted and the price is right.
Evening journal., 1910-06-28
eLAD TO REcoMMENp Them

Mr.. Z. Weakley. Kokomo. Ind. says:
After taking Foley Kidney Pills. tho
severe backache ies. me. my kidneys
became stronger. the secretions natu-
raj and my bladder no longer panied
me. am glad TO recommend Foley
Kidney Pills" In a yellow package.
n. B. Danforth, Market and Second
streets. Wilmington. Del
Evening journal., 1910-06-28
HOW TO GIVE TOTS
THEIR c

Children who refuse to take castor
oil make no fuss II it is given in this
way: Take one cup Of milk one Of
treacle. half a cup of sugar. half a
cup Of castor oil, a teaspoonful Of car
Donate Of soda, two OF ginger. a little
salt. ar enough flour 10 make a stiff
paste Roll out, cut into shapes. and
bake in a quick oven. One or two
are as good as dose of oil
Evening journal., 1910-06-28
TARTs DELICIOUS
FOR AFTERNOON TEA

Tarts for afternoon tea or coffee are
just as delicious as when our grand
mothers and greataunts made them.
Use the left-overs from pie paste. roll
them out into a sheet. cut in round
and heart shapes, pierce half the pieces
with the small end Of a funnel and
bake.
When they are cold. spread the plain
pieces with current jelly and put the
perforated pieces over them. pressing
them down 50 that the jelly will come
UP through the openings.
Evening journal., 1910-06-28
SO6 TO 3t4 Market Street
Delaware Trading Stamps
ndnral dlsfrlcl nitorneve.

federal district attorneys.
"The resolution reads as follows;
Section 1. That all district attorneys
for the district courts Of the United States
and all judges for the district courts Of
the United States shall be elected by the
people of the states in which their duties
are 10 be performed, and said judges and
district attorneys shall be elected In such
manner as the legislature Of the states
shall provide by law.
Section .. That the tenure Of office
during good behavior is hereby abolished
as to all the judges Of the United States,
Evening journal., 1910-06-28
sues Pennsv for pamsnes.

John G.. Sauter and his wife. Amelia
t.. Of Norwood, have sued for $500 the
Philadelphia. Baltimore and Washing
ton Railroad Company for injuries
sustained by Mrs. Sauter in alightng
from a train at Norwood.
Evening journal., 1910-06-28
$50 10 Bsltimorr and Return.

Pennsylvania Railroad. Sunday.
July g. Special train leaves Whining
ton $40 a. m Tickets at city once.
503 Market St, or at station day be-
fore.s
Evening journal., 1910-06-28
Art Specials

A good assortment OF German
Cluny Scarfs. Squares and Doll
les may be found Thursday and
Friday near front door. Prices
very low.
Plain hemstitched Squares, o
and TO inches, regular sc and 9c
special ...............3 sc, &C
Evening journal., 1910-06-28

To obtain this pattern or any Of
the others heretofore described Ia !
THE JOURNAL nj out the follow
Ing coupon and fnclose Il with 10
Fashion Editor THE EVENING
JOURNAL. Fourth and Shipley Sts..
Evening journal., 1910-06-28

quantity Of bicarbonate of soda in wa
ter and stir until il Is dissolved. BY SO
doing flowers may be kept fresh for
az least ten days.
Evening journal., 1910-06-28

Natural linen stamped Centres.
regular 35c; special ......-.27o
A small lot of drawn work
Scarfs and Squares to match, reg
ular soc; special .....2o 2oc
Drawn work Squares, 1878,
2sc and .35c; special .....2Ic
Evening journal., 1910-06-28
LADIES FOUR-GORB SKIRT.
Paris Pattern No. 3299
An seama Allowed.

All beams AAvWtu.
With separate skirts as much worn az
they are this season a new model Is al
ways welcome. In our illustration We
show one which has several points OF
novelty about H. The small number OF
pieces means that II will be found sim
pie to construct. and the four cores al
low It to be made of either wide or mar
row materials. The skirt has four cores
and at the center OF the front and back
the cloth IS turned back and stitched TO
give the effect OF a slot seam. At each
sioe is q real slot seam. with a strip
OF material sewed underneath the
turned-back edges OF the material.
skirt Of this description will be excellent
IN Panama. brilliantine. pongee. linen or
gingham OF good quality. Il will be
suitable for either long or short skirts
and may be trimmed with buttons or
braid or both, or It may be entirely un-
trimmed. The pattern is cut in sizes,
p TO 80 inches waist measure. To make
the skirt in the medium size viii require
{ yards Of material IS incher wide.
Price OF pattern. 10 ct 'ts.
Evening journal., 1910-06-28
LippincOtt & Company
and Labor Herald

and Labor Herald
Attest.
"James H. Underwood, Secretary.
Harvey NJ. Draper. President
Wilmington Lodge No. lSi /. A. OF NJ"
Evening journal., 1910-06-28
To Preserve Color.

Many shades in organdies. cham
brays and fine cambrics may be wash
ed without danger of fading if they
be washed first in clear water in which
a cupful of very coarse salt has been
dissolved.
Evening journal., 1910-06-28

lmingto1. Delaware.
the Fashion Editor.
THE EVENING JOURNAL
Wilmington. Del
Inclosed find 10 cents, for which
send me
Pattern No. ..........
size....---
p4te published .......-....-..-...-...--
Name ............... .......................
.....-.-........... Street
-.---.-.. ................s.......-. City
s.--........ .-...........-........ state
Date OF this order ....................
Evening journal., 1910-06-28
TROLLEYS In
MANILA BEST
System is Growing Despite
Great Number of Licensed
I Hacks

NEW YORK. June IS w II Rush
ton. a mechanical engineer who has
been with the Electric Light and Rail-
road Company I'm Manila for the last
Evening journal., 1910-06-28

To Keep Flowers Fresh.
To keep flowers fresh. place a small
Evening journal., 1910-06-28
Shoe Reductions
For Tomorrow

Women's patent colt skin Oxford Ties, welted
solcs neat and nobby; reduced TO .......-... $500
Women's patent colt skin Sailor Ties. wclted
soles, stylish reduced to ................. $a.5o
Womens patent colt skin Bucher Oxfords, hani
sewed comfortable reduced to ...-...... .S7.8s
Womens and Growing Girls Oxford Ties low
heels; reduced to Observation-Disclosures. S2.oo
Women's gun metal Sailor Ties. welted soles
very cheap; reduced to ...................S so
Chdren's and Misses Strap Sandals, shiny, dull
and tan leather .....-........... Si.oo to $500
Bare Foot Sandals ................S5c to SI.3S
Boys and Girls Tennis Shoes .75c, $Ioo. $I.Io
Evening journal., 1910-06-28

Busters. made Of pure natural
linen, full length, semi-htted,
patch pockets. double breasted,
high collar: collar and cuffs in
laid with contrasting color Just
the thing for travelling. Size 80
to 40. A $500 value; special,
$3.50
Women's and Misses Dresses,
made OF good lawn. white with
colored stripe, style is one-piecc
with square neck and three-quar-
ter sleeve. finished with band of
lace insertion. Size 90 TO a.
Value 81 so; special =. -, SI.oo
Women's and Misses White
and Tan Linene Skirts, II distinct
STYLES, both plcated and plain
gored models. Size 81 to 45
length: p to 2S waist Nalue
81. 50; special .............S1.oo
Evening journal., 1910-06-28
sO6 TO Si4 Market Street
sos to si4 Market Street
LippincOtt & Company
Delaware Trading Stamps
Delaware Trading Stamps

Many specials Wednesday, advertised Ins
valuable pink stamp book of these is bouquet within
you get anything you that much Acknowe
you get best of everything with it. Our daily welcome
New-York tribune., 1910-07-30
VIOLENT DEATH IN sAWMILL
Autopsy Shows That Alois Vey DID
Not nie from Heart Disease.

An autopsy performed by Coroners Phy-
-,n;a, Leblanc at the morgue yesterday
morning brought TO light the fact lhAt
.,o,s yev who died in a sawnlil at NO. oS'
West s.th street on Thursday' met MS
desth in a violent manner instead OF from
haart disease as the foreman or the place
originally reported. The physician is sat's-
fed that the report vas an error however
and will drop the case
When Or. Lehane went to the mill atter
Tho report of the death he examined the
hodv and found triangular oruise over
the heart. He ordered the body removed TO
the rnorere for an autopsy after he found
a section of board in the mill which ntteo
the hruise. He discovered yesterday morn
ing that the fifth and sixth ribs had been
broken and the heart ruptured-
In the mean time two workmen IN the
nlace made affidavit 10 the fact that they
had seen the piece OF wood strike Ney in
the breast while he was cutting II on
huzz saw. Members Of the firm owning the
mill explained that the men were not
around when the foreman made his report,
and said they believed that the man
Thought that vey died from heart disease
New-York tribune., 1910-07-30
HYDROPLANES TO COMPETE
Three Entered in Race for Brit
igh International Trophy.

>. =. .-,-,o,,-,ced that three hydroplanes
r;rr -o-,7s.e in the coming race for the
p-s,fs, international trophy. formerly
,-7o--- as the Harms worth Cup. One ot
-bese ie c-yned by the Duke OF esi-
minister one named the Zigoneila. by Daniel
Irs--r-t- or England, and the other Is SAID
10 be- he p-operty OF 2 New York yachts
-7sr 7he has entered her for the elllillIla-
Ion races which VIII take place IN f1aIII-
.as-on Bay on August "a Is ana L" iHe
Other British boat IS the Maple Lear Or he1
ly Nackay Edgar
Ire re-at-a committee OF the MOtof D06-
Cub Of America issued q chaFt q i"e
eo-,-sa --aS-e-dsv. also description OF IL
TIE starting line viii be on the LaIciIiiio-- '--
Fres.rste- end the first Lex & u. Il "
cl-Is miles 20 Z scow showing biue Emu
rff.e han a her gaf: thence s by /. =
,-ao .. . eratesost with 4 yellow ball;
thence r 6 Z /. Z. = mile 20 the thifd
s-sgenoa- showing blue and white bal
thence \. Z. by Z = Z 4 e-32 miles 10 tile
Icertf, e-aleboat. 2 scow showing Diue
s1s white haEl- thence y. by E y 4. =
nile 70 the fifth boat showing ye!I""
Aeu- thence y W = \. u mile 10 racing
islov A fye~pend!cuiar stripes; thence W
by : u oZt-s2 miles 10 the starting ilhe'
learFr.y ali ~rskeboats and the cornialtteS
boar on the port hand The racing 0oa's
sre 70 cover tllis course three times ffiah-
l-g total distance OF thirty nautical nliies-
TIE Eotor Boat Club OF America ms
lfoE.de5 tor tie use OF its memoers ana
f7e visiting British yachtsmen The house
f-a- Maine which = fitted Win olilihs
I'D sitting room and sleeping acconlnlods-
'-oDs Tor twenty-five persons. the boat VIII
10 anchored for the elimination races IN
Huntington, barbor. Of the Chateau des
i3eaux arts pier and she will be towed TO
1-srchaont &C. the International races.