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The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1910-11-13
coFFEEN is INELIGIBLE.

Beloit, Nov. 12.-Beloit college has
learned tnat Coffeen, player in the
foot ball team, is ineligible, and has
taken him OCT Of the team An in.
vestigatlon of his record was made
and it was found tnat he is not en-
titled to play under the regulations.
The college then notified all schools
with whom Beloit mas played, ex-
pressing regret at the situation. Reloit
has not been beaten this year, and
Coffeen's activity in the team may
deprive the college of it's claim to the
championship.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1910-11-13
FOOTBALL PLAYER DIES.

Wheeling, w ", Nov. 12.-Rudolpn
.aonk, of ConnellsvilIe, Pa left hall
aack of the football team, died in tha
hospital haae tonight Of concussioa
of the brain received in a game with
Bethany here this afternoon. Nc.
Gerry right end for Bethany fell, on
him In scrimmage and the specta-
tcrs say the men fought viciousiy
The referee declares he saw-~n
blows struck.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1910-11-13
PLAYER IS ll.JURED.

New Haven, Nov 12.--In the an
nual game between the Harvard and
Yale freshmen this afternoon, right
half back w. H. Chatfield. of the Har-
ward team, colliaed with two otner
PLAYERS and suffered concuss'on of
the brain. He is reported resting
comfortably.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1910-11-13
HARVARD BEAT DARTMOUTH

Cambridge. Mass. Nov. l3.-Tne
Harvard football steam1roIler, in Its
career for the championship Of the
east, crushed Dartmouth today. IS to
0. Two touehdowns were made. One
was the result OF Dartmouth's guard
and the second straight football.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1910-11-13
PRINCE LEARNS TO FLY.

Berlin, Nov. II Prince Henry OF
Prussia, who Is visiting at Wolfgarten
employs his leisure moments In learn
ing to operate an aeroplane and has
already made several successful
flights. He is being instructed by
August Euler, who Is skilled in the
art.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1910-11-13
SHIP BUILDERS STRIKE.

Ferrol, Spain, Nov ~ Employees
Of The English companies which are
building vessels for the ne wSnanisb
navy, today struck. The company
threatened TO aban1on It's contract II
The men do not resume work.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1910-11-13
PURDUE BEAT DEPAuw.

La Fayette, Ind, Nov. 12,-Pur-
due defeated DepaEm IN hard fought
contest this afternoon. IA to 6. In the
first two quarters the teams appeared
evenly matched pui in tie second
half the roilermakers showed su
per ority.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1910-11-13
WESTERN LEAGUE MEN
TO HAVE MEETING TODAY

Chicago, Nov flowing to the
irregularity with winch the magnates
of the Western Baseball League m
rived today due to delayed trains
etc. it was deemed advisable to post
pone the business meeting until to.
morrow afternoon.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1910-11-13
BALL CLUB SOLD.

Pittsbmg, Now 12.-John c. s
Dovey today sold hfs holdings in the
Boston National League ball club to
John p Harris. of this city. This
Harris control of the club.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1910-11-13
SAIL FOR PANAMA.

New Orleans. Nov IL. AS the
guests OF the Worlds Panama EXPO
sition. several members Of the house
committee on Industrial arts and ex-
positions. and number of business
men, sailed today for the Isthmus Of
lranama. Representative Halvor and
Steenerson, OF Minnesota, are in the
party.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1910-11-13
HORSE SHOW OPENS.

New York, Nov l3.T The horse
shcw u Madison Square Garden op-
pned this afternoon With its custom.
cry glamor. With ionlghts session
Gociety blossGmed forth.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1910-11-13
DISSOLVE PARLIAMENT.

London, Now. 12-The cabinet
meeting Monday or Tuesday will de,
eide upon what step the government
will take to bring the political crisis
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1910-11-13
TOT sTol is LOCATED.

ST. Petersburg, Nov l2.-The Mos
COW correspondent Of Noyre Vrenya
says Count Tolstoi has been located
In the Mount senski district Of Tuia
province. He is on tie es.ate Of the
.Amikosoffs, well known maunfac-
tulcrs.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1910-11-13
CAPTURED THE GRAND PRIZE AT
TIE AUTOMOBILE RACES
AT SAVANNAH.
7O.55 MILES An HOUR
For Hours, 53 Minutes and 6.77
Seconds-New American Rec
ord Defeated All tho
Foreign contcnders

Savannah, Nov IA New York
boy who four years ago raa away
from home to become driver OF a
racing automobile, today saved the
American Drivers from obliteratiofl
AT the hand Of foreigners n the grand
prize race. Speeding faster and fas
er than man ever went before In an
automobile, David Bruce Brown won
the grand price by barely more than
"a second at the end OF 5l5.2 miles.
He flashed across the electric TIM
ng wire ff2 seconds ahead of Vic
tor Henery, Frenchman His time
was : hours, 5@ minutes, G.77 seconds,
setting new A".erican road record
Of 70.55 mics per hour. two foreign
cars winning second aud third.
Behind Brrman, ,nird, were the
dcrel ct cars of some Of the worlds
most famous drivers, wao had failed
to make speed.
Wagner, in 4 red Fat near'y
lost his life and tha- or his meenari.
clan. War"or lost control of bis
car, one or his front wheels strik ng
a stone cuvert, crrsning the wheel,
and throwing the car on it's side for
slide of fifty feet Wagner WAS
found lying on the yecked machine.
He was aiken TO the hospital, not
seriously hurt.
Wine Haunt, one Of the Eentz
drivers, skidded off the road and
swipped a giant i've oak. and tnen
plunged with the car and his mechan-
lcian into cIump Of Bushes, Botn
emerged somewhat bruised aud
scratched.
! + fteen cars started in the race.
Eluce Brown won the grand prize
gold cup and about $4,000 in cash.
IIenery won about $4,000 in cash.
Burman won about $4,000, VIII cn
I inclIfdes 81 600 for being the first
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1910-11-13
STRANDED SHIP RELEASED.

Dciro {, Mich, Nov. 12--The steam
or Powell Stackhause, Of Cleveland,
which ran on the rocks near Am
hersthurg at the mouth OF the he
trot river last night, was released
undlmageI to1ay.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1910-11-13
wYoMINe REpllpL,cAN.

Cheyenne, Wyoming, Nov t2-com
plete returns indicate the Wyoming
leg stature will be Republican by q
majority Of eleven on Joint hallOt.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1910-11-13

New York, Nov. McCurdy's
proposed attempt to fly in Curtis
biplane from the deck of an ocean
timer today was called off on account
Of a arrangement of the machinery of
the aerial craft. McCurdy agrees to
arise from deck space of thirty feet
and when the vessel is fifty miles at
sea fly across the water to New York
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1910-11-13

Boston Nov. l2The death last
Eight OF Ira O. Kipp, one OF the irigt'
nal members of the Christian Science
board Of directors, was announced to-
day.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1910-11-13

10 a focus The plan most likely to
be agreed upon is the immediate dis
solution of parliament.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1910-11-13

Two cents per day will place The
Bulletin on your breakfast tabls
every morning
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1910-11-13

Read The Bulletin seven days e
week then you'll know the news OF
the world.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1910-11-13

TIenery won about $4,000 in cash.
Burman won about $3,090, VIII cl
Includes $1,000 for being the first
American to finish in AN American
car.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1910-11-13

CHRISTIAN SCIENTIST DEAD
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1910-08-05
Bur Madahmnns empfohlem.

Nerhotel, Ser SmtptItaoi 0es 8aH-
tons gleihen Namens. bot 8olfs.
mobnungen erri6tet. Inn Die Wieter
SIT oronunesmdBiger 9enutuna ner
@obnungen SIT er5ieben, iii foigenr
oes 8erfabren eingefiibrt noroen:
Die Monatsmiete idlieBt cine feite
Sulnme fir Observation-Disclosures Gin.
Die Soften aQer Geparaturen mcr.
Den ieoem Mieter angeidrie5et. Sn
ongemeiienen 3eitrdumen erfolgt Die
Mbrednung uto Die nift peroils.
gabten GUNNER nerben benz Wtietcr
bann otf iein Sparbu6 ~iiberipieieil.
Sic @irfrmg oieIer Masnabme lit
no6 Mitteilung Der 5%uItonoigen
SteGen por5iiglid; Die @obnnnaen
pcrocn iebr gut ee6olten, alle flei-
men &eparoturen iofort porgenom-
men. Webreren Mietern fonnte Die
@elommtiumme oes fir &eoaroturcn
in aniae gebradten Cells Der Wie-
tie suriidee8ablt peroen, anocren Die
Sdlfte.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1910-08-05

ibn lpieoer uno tpieoer Die gnlpfin.
Dung, als femme er ibr Intlit
nift crit felt Dem borigen Gage. 81
raffte ii6 3u elmer nelen Srage
6ulommen, pel6e Die Srernoe I'M,
mogli6 eridreden fonnte.
o@ie beiBelt bu, Mao6en2
&ommit ou ieben Gag b~ierber2"
Sic iab tim mistrauild aagbaft
ot. Iber Srieri6s blaue M1gen,
Die nit teilnebmenbem nidt for.
idenoem Musorud auf ibr ruhte1l,
idienen ibr Mut 5ur Mntport cir.
5ufloBen.
uSiaa beiB i6," perieste iie.
uSierber FAM id bis beut oft III,
Gle Wittags5eit = neil if oicle
gaume liebe. Sd peroe niemals
lpieoer bier ieinl"
uuno mober fonlmIt 0u, narllnl
miait gu oieien 8lob meioen, Sill.
lo2" fubr Ser iunge Morm fort.
Sic i6iittelte ben &opf lire Sip.
pen betpegten iid mebrmaI, als biel.
tie lie lire grpieoerlng 5ltrud, ems.
lid rief iie berb:
y8areit Oh eoel llno poGtelt milo
uno barmber5ig iein, bu fragteit
MIDI nt6tl 9u fommlt aus Der
@elt uno eebit in Die @elt. Oil
5%itterit ni6t, ipenrl Dir Merihen
b%egegnen, unb muBt ni6t 5l Goti
I'M @rrettlu1g bitten, nen1t on bon
einem Muge geieben tpirit. gu
fontlit fret ouf alien 8e9en gehen
unO lernit niht sen Sieren it ser
Saibe al, mie gu bid cerbergen
magit. Sreue bid oetnes @liides
= ober frage mild nihts mebr!"
(Gortletlna foIut.)
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1910-08-05
8as nniere aoninlm alles miiicn
ip4en.

9oB man6e 2ellte unlere &oniuln
i'm Muslanoe ols yM1o6en fir 81
les" onieben uno bebanoeln mott
ten, oas lit ia geraoe nibts neltes,
uno Dob tie lid) nahber liber BE
qmioerboorigen" &oniltln beflagell
nno Sen ga1l5en &oniularoienit oIs
unniibes Mobll in Die Vintpelfar-
nler %geporfen baben molen, broud)f
einen audi geraoe nidt b~elonoers
81 iiberrai6en. l1nb ooh fann
mandmal Der quite &oninl beim Be-
item @iIen BEN @iini6en ieiner nett
giertgen 2anosleute oabeim niht ge-
rebt meroen, oarf es bisneilen eoi
niht einmal. @anote ii6 oa Dor Ell.
niger 3eit ser @ertreter cines gro-
BEN 6obrifunternebmens Oil eineu
&oniul IN Siioamerifa uno 6ot Inn
MitteiIung Der aoreiie zines Sc
ihaftsbauies in Der Stabt, no Der
&oniul mobnte, 5ugIeib aber auh
nm gena1e 4~uffldrnng ii6er. ben
finan5ieaen 5tano beiogten Saule5.
Wfit Ser erbaltenen slnsfllnft ldeint
er ni6t 5afrieoen getpeien 5lt ietr.
oenn er beflagte ii6 ma6tig l1ber hie
l1~ngefoliefeit uno- ltnipiilenbeit oss
&onluls Der Die @eiddftsbduier
an ieinem eigenen @obnorte nitt
rebt gu fennen l6eine. Collie
&oniuln fonnten uns eeitoDlen mere
oelt!
0obei fam es Dem Monne niDt
einen MugenbIid in Den Sim, SOB
er eigentli6 etnas bon Dem &oniul
perlangt batte, mas hieier i'm
nidt gemabren fonnte. R1h Sen
aoniularborldriften lit es Den Som
inIn perboten, iiber BEN finun5ielen
unb ben gei6aftliden Sui
BON @ei6dftsleuten ODER Sanlern IN
ibrem 9e5irf 8ribatperionen Mus-
funft 81 seben. Oas fonnte gu al,
Ierbano In8utrdglidfeiten fiihren,
abgeIeben oabon, oab bic @onililll
gor nidt INNER it Ser Gage iinb,
ben Stano iolder @eidafte 81 fen.
men ODER ridtis alA beurteilea. Go-
bieI iolte auh ieoer @eiddftsmma
milien. @o5u pdren benn hre @an-
fen ullo @eiddftsasentllren ou?
0eren Sade lit es, iiber Die gei6Gft-
li6en @erbaItniife unterrihtet 5,t
iein, unb an Tie batte fi1 Der Sra-
geiteller ner0en ioaen. 8enn er
pom 9oniuI cine anspeihen5e Mnt-
mort erbalten, 10 bate linn oas Gin
beutIider @illf iei1 ionen. oaB nieJt
aues ridtig lit. SIM Magemeinen
geben nniere 4oniuln bercitniGig
ansfunft, iopeit iie fonnea lno oiir-
fen, belc,loers iiber Die angemeine
@ei6dftslaee 1inb Die geoiirfniI'e
uno @iini6e Der 8ebolferung ibrer
@egeno. @enn uniere 8eidafts-
leute oieie @ngaben uno 8infe be-
odten, oiirften lie faum llrlade ba-
ben, iid 1iiber Die &oniulote 81 be-
fIagen. Man oarf uber mid poil
einem &oniul nidt 51 piel perlanaen-
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1910-08-05
Gb~rerbietnns Ser aiaoer gesen S;s
Gltern.

uSor et1teln grauen Sallpte Iolllt
On aufiteben uno Die Ilten ebren@.
iast idon Die beilige Sdrift, unb UNI
ter bieien Mlten iino in erIter Geibe
Die @ltern .peritanben. 2iebepolc
gbrerbietul1s! Sn bieie 5tuei @orte
ldBt IT'D 5uiammenfaiien, mas iid III
glid uno @eberoe, IN @ort rnb
5at auspreden muB. @cr Die ct.
fennt, Ser meiB, bob er ii6 in eineu
@uusbalte %befinoet BON Incident Der
@ausberr nit freuoigen Stol5 io-
gen fam: Mein Sous lit mei1 Burg.
Die liebepoae gbrerbietung ser
8inOer gegen Die @ltern lit Scr
Briintein elmer guten @r5ieb1na, oer
geneis zines gliidliden 6amilieu-
lebens uno Der polIfommeniten &ar.
monte 5piihen alien 6oinilien1nit-
glieoern, Tie lit ein unenoli1 feline
rer 8emeis oes suten Cones, als elm
taoeaoies 4ompliment, als cine mol,
geihnlte Gebemeiie ols eiile ollsge-
iudte Soflidfeit eeeelt bie 8remoen
1elbIt.
Gin lcbr miftiger Hunft III Scr
g~r5iebung lit auh Die SpraIe, an
melhe idon BON friber Sll5cnb oil
Die groBte Mufmerffamfeit geluennet
mer6en mrB. @epobne bcin aino
5eitig an oos ridtige Sprehen ieiner
Mlttteripra6e,-iit Elm paoagoeii6er
@riinoias, nelher leioer llur oG5it
bdufig pernadIdiiigt miro. Das @ei.
ipiel, meldes in oieier 8e5iehung Sic
@ltern uno Die san5e nmge6ung &C.
ben, tut bier nnenoIid picl nlehr ais
Die umgebung.
Die gbretbietung Der ain0er oe.
gen Die @ltern miro i6nerli6 o. en:-
iteben u1b fam f~einesfaug Don
LANCER Sauer iein, mo 5pild)cn Na.
ter uno Mutter unongenehme Sag
lien porfalen, mo- gar Saocr mno
3onf berriden unosoie &inOer 3eu.
gen fem miilien BON 9ingcn ,lnb @e.
m~obnbeiten, lpelhe Die Mdirlng I'LL.
%tergraben. 4u6 ioaten iid) 0ie 81.
tern nno Gr5ieber bemiiben. itets en.
le uno seipdblte @usoriide 81 &C.
brauhen, nno oos &ino miro ii6
Damn gang bon ielbit oieier Miis~
bride gleihfaas bebielteu. Aitt
oab Die Sprabe ms @eoierie mn.
idlagen ioG, oas mdre ein ebenic
GROCER 5ebIer; mabre giloung 5eiat
iib in ser oni6eineno grobten ga-
tiirlihteit IN Der Innenotne Der
Mutteriprahe, unb oiele TntiirlidI-
felt in ser Sprade lit MIR bnrd hns
8orbilo 81 erreiden.
gs giebt feinen b%elieren ,MasltaL
fir ben guten Con in Der ainberer-
5iebnng nno inter ainoern5 Ser Ell
men augenebnleren uno tieferen GIN.
orud ollf jeoermonu MAIDEN fonn,
als Die @rt uno @eiie, mic Die Silt
Der ibren gltern gegeniibertreten.
Gas lit eemiliermaBen Ole 9rorle
Ser gr5iebune uno ldbt cinen lihcs
rem SdluB auf Die galt5e Gr ,tebtua,
auf oas gar5e 2eben inl &auie eli;
Tie lit fir ben funbigen, ieinfiib(en.
oen 8eobahter ein nntriiglidler
BriiKtein; tie mtrft enti6icDen fiir
Die Meinung, ipelhe Der Srcinoe BON
oen Gltern, Den Ginocrn uib benz
Soiisipeien NIT iih fortnirrllt.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1910-08-05
Gntocfte cine reidle Wine.

g. @. @enos bon Goal Gitp, @lay
lagte, CT Dabe cine ipaDre Minc
bon @eilnobeit IN Or. @inns Neru
2ife Giller entoeft, ga iie i'm nad
t2idbrigell 2eioen bon eiller 2efer
mlb Nierelt-aranfbeit fltriertcu. 50
.GtS. BEL aIIen 9riiggiiten.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1910-08-05
9as Seras @nnbcr

BELT QUE gateren. 8lafen unh rDeu-
motiide 2eioen; BET aqen grueetlien
ODER 2 monatli6e 8ebanolnng per
8oit fir 81. Or. 6. 50. Sal. 29oG
Sline Ctr, ct. Bouts, 500. Sdre,bt
fir 3eugniIIe.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1910-08-05

So6n $. Bolton, ~offentIidisr sir-
Tar. @runoeigentum. @eelii lin
Ien5iungonipriihe. 3immer 9. ct.
Sames SoteI, Oif-Soulton StraRe.
Deioe Telephone $50.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1910-08-05

Seoe annit bat ibre 9ilettam
Ten, am meiIten Die 9,init oes Sc
bens.
3iirne nift Der 3itrone, Die
feineu Saft mebr eibt, oo Oil tie
ansgepreBt boit.
Grit mennl ct einen 5ebler an
ibm entoedt bat, beginnt Ser aleire
Iid fir ben @rpben 81 intcreliteren.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1910-08-05

belt, 5000 per Sabr; Worine=Nta-
ldtnen= 3eidner IN Ser Office bes
Gbef=Sngeniellrs, &riegs : Deposte.
ment, $500; 3eibner III Der Na=
tent<Sffice, 9eportement bes GIT
nern, @olbineton, .. g. $1,000
per Sahr.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1910-08-05
@ablsN useigeu.

8ir iinb alitoriiiert, 3errn SnllMs
aeaI aIs aanbioat fur 8isnerrpa1l fhr
ben Gtaatsen a~nsutnHp'geH.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1910-08-05

Ssl Stoldbelnl lit osr Snter.
rationale 6ricocnsfonereb in Sik
ma aetrcten. @s iinb GOO Deleao.
Ten, sic "a Stooten pcrtreten, uipe-
feno. Der Boron Carl 8onoe mrr.
&c sltlll 8rGiibenten eepablt.
Evening journal., 1910-05-31
MADELEY TO PUT
UP new CHURCH

The Ladies Aid Society Of Madeley
NJ. e. Church. South Wilmington, on
June II will hold a "Tag Day" the
proceeds of which will go toward the
erection Of the new Madeley NJ. f..
Church and parsonage. which the first
quarterly conference unanimously de-
cided to build.
The Ladies' Aid of Madeley is a large
and a very active society. It has a
membership Of about 100 and is wen or
ganized. The president is Mrs. r.. T.
Davis For more than six years She
has held this office and is respected
and beloved by all the members of the
society. During this time several hun.
dred dollars have been raised for the
benedt of this church. They recently
expended about 500 for parsonage
furniture.
Evening journal., 1910-05-31
MANY AT FUNERAL
OF MR.. PENNEWILL

GREENWOOD. Del, May ai.-The fun-
.eral of Simeon Pennewill. fa'her of Chief
Justice james Pemewin and Governor
simeon S. Pennewnl, yesterday afternoon
was largely attended The service was
conducted by the Rev. l.. w. Iayheld, of
FELTON,.
The assisting ministers were the Rev.
Edward r. Elcock, pastor of Oak Street
Presbyterian Church, Cleveland. the Rev.
r. s. Fooks Of Bridgeville N. y. Church.
and the Rev. Clarence W. Strickland, of
Greenwood M. 70. Church.
The entire State Judiciary and members
OF the Governors staff attended.
Numerous kilograms or messages were
received during the afternoon, ono from
George v. Massey, general counsel Of tho
Pennsylvania railroad a lifelong friend Of
tho deceased. Among tho visitors present
TO pay their last tributes OF respect We're
State Senators George w. Sparks A.
B Conner, Darlington Fiinn, Alexander
r. Corbit. former Congressman Hiram r.
Burton. ex-Judge David S. Marvel. Presi-
dent O. a. Newton and Secretary e. w
Jenkins and Professor Wesley Webb OF
the state Board OF Agriculture, Secretary
of state William T. smithers. Commits
sionors ]. VIII Powell and Jabez Wiley
Former Insurance Commissioner S. w
Marshall. Insurance Commissioner Charles
I H. Mauu, ox-Auditor B. l.. Lewis. Franl
/ IT, Davis. Alden R. Benson oyster Com
missioner j. Burton Wharton state III
brarian II. Ridgely Harrington, eN-As
/ semblyman James A. iilrons
Evening journal., 1910-05-31
LAUD NATIONS
GREAT WOMEN
Members Of Delaware Grange
Had Interesting Discussion
Last Night

At the weekly meeting of Delaware
Grange at Newport last night the SUBJ
iect for discussion was Great Wo-
men and What They Have Done. "
Among the speakers were Miss Alice r.
Mccoy. Mrs. d. 7. Weer, George Fred
erick and Louis Ball Helen Gould
and Frances Z. Willard were mentioned
as two Of Americas greatest women.
The grange decided to meet DURING
June. July and August. on the first
and third Mondays. instead of weekly
The following delegates were appointed
to represent Delaware Grange at tn,
meeting of Pomona Grange az Union on
Thursday: q. T Weer. Miss Alic,
r. Mccoy. Louis BAN. Mrs. Edit
Frederick and Francis II. Honecker
The. following program of entertain.
ment was presented.
Vocal duet. w. II. Mccoy and e. T
Weer; reading, Miss Lilly Donaldson
vocal solo. Miss Anna Weer: reading
Miss Ella Frederick; reading. Mis-.
Blanche Crawford and w. II. Mccoy
Evening journal., 1910-05-31
MANY INSPECT
GAS co. OFFICES
Steady Stream Of Visitors
Through the New Bnilding
This Morning

Opening Day at the new offices of the
Wilmington Gas Company. No. S27
Market street. was marked by a steady
stream of visitors to-day that filled
the exhibition rooms upstairs and
down. Interest began at the show win
dow, in front of which a crowd coll
lected all day. Here were displayed
an Arabic lamp. dated 400 A. d., and
a Greek lamp. dated 140O b. c., one Of
the oldest lamps known Both were
loaned by William deM. Hooper. In the
center was a $40 Cabinet Gas Range.
of the newest type. AS each woman
entered the store, her name and ad-
dress were taken. and she was given
numbered ticket. At o'clock to-
morrow night the numbers will be
drawn out Of the hox, and the woman
who holds the same number as the
twelfth slip drawn. will be presented
with this gas range in the window
Some men in the crowd were heard
to wish they could draw tickets
The rooms and offices were decorated
with many dozens OF red and white
carnations. Downstairs We're wa
ter heaters and ranges. showing the
newest inetiS, OF eieNdteu ovens, OnNldt-
ing STOPPING, and ovens with glass
doors. so the baking process might be
watched without disturbing the temper
ature of the oven. Downstairs are
tho bookkeeping department. under tho
charge of Chief d. c. Blank. and the
commercial department under the
charge Of ID. l.. Lambert. Upstairs
are many varieties of opalescent glass
shaded lamps, and special appliances.
such as apple-roasters, confectioners'
ovens, ironers, and toasters. In the
front are the offices of President
Edmund Mitchell and General Manager
IT. 5. Schutt. In the rear is the Of
fec of superintendent r.. H. Lawler.
and the credit department. The wood
work is IN rich mahogany and the Of
fees are handsomely carpeted in
green.
The exhibits will be permanent, and
the company will have demonstrators
permanently to show the appliances
Public telephones win be installed and
chairs provided that shoppers may use
the rooms for resting. and a meeting
place for friends.
Evening journal., 1910-05-31
coIIIded With safetv c.

Two fire horses figures in accidents
In going to the FIRE at the plant of
the Alpha Process Company yesterday.
While going to tho fire with an extra
load Of hose, the horse attached to the
Washington hose carriage fell while
making the turn at Front and Market
streets.
First Assistant Fire Chief Porter in
his carriage. dashed through the saf-
ETY. gate at the no-th approach to
Market street bridge. The horse at
tached TO the wagon could not be pull
ed up in time to avoid running into
the gate, which was down and II
broke of like a match stem. The
horse was not hurt and Porter escaped
injury
Evening journal., 1910-05-31
TO TAKE PEEP
AT CONDUITS
Street and Sewer Board viii
Visit Baltimore in Near
Future
WANT MORE MONEY
FOR SEWER WORK

The Street and Sewer Directors this
morning decided 20 arrange shortly for
a trip to Baltimore to inspect the con-
duit system there for telephone wires.
with u view to obtaining ideas for a
municipal system here. The trip was
to have been made sometime ago, but
was delayed owing to illness Of the
directors.
AT the weekly meeting this morning.
Director John 6. Gray was present for
the first time in several weeks. having
returned on Saturday from Mexico.
The directors instructed Secretary
Christy to request City Council for a
conference prior TO Councils weekly
meeting on Thursday night. The direc-
tors will endeavor to obtain a larger
sewer appropriation.
The Wilmington and Kennett Turn
pike Company has appointed a COM
mittee to consult with the Street and
| Sewer Directors as TO the oiling OF
J Pennsylvania avenue from Union
street to the city line. The COMMITTEES
has been appointed at the request oe
| the Delaware Automobile Association.