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The Elbert County tribune., 1910-07-08
Mile.

Milo.
Milo should have the same place AZ
feed grain In dry land farming IN
eastern Colorado that corn has In
Iowa and Illinois. Every eastern Colo
fado dry land farmer should plant
from twenty to forty acres and should
give 1t the thorough cltiyation that il
given corn to secure large yield
This will not interfere with the work
of wheat raising. and in most years
will insure an abundance of grain for
work horses, beef and dairy cattle,
hogs and poultry.
There are few seasons so dry that
when well cultivated. milo will not
yield a fair crop of grain. 1t will
yield fifteen bushels an acre of grain
under conditions so dry that corn will
be a total failure. and in favorable
seasons produces more grain than
corn with greater. feed value.
J. e. Payne, superintendent OF the
U. s. Dry Land Experiment Station.
Akron, Colorado, has lived fourteen
years In eastern Colorado, making in
vestigations in every county. For five
years he conducted the Dry Land Ex
pertinent Station at Cheyenne Wells.
Colo. and for three years has had
charge of the Dry Land Station at
Akron. He says that in series of
years-some wet. some dry-milo will
average twice as much grain an acre
az corn in eastern Colorado
One hundred pounds of milo has a
feeding value for work horses. beef
and dairy cattle. hogs and poultry
equal to ninety pounds of corn. Its
larger yield in eastern Colorado, par
ticularly in dry seasons, furnishes
much greater feed value an acre than
corn.
Different varieties vary in height
from two to fifteen feet. The variety
that grows from four to six feet in
height usually gives the largest yield
of grain in eastern Colorado.
Work horses and mules fed mile
have stood hard work well, such as
breaking prairie all summer. Milo
should be fed in the head. giving one
half more heads than would be given
ears of corn. Horses fed threshed
milo chew 1t but little, and most Of
the grain Is not digested.
Beef Cattle-Milo in the head should
be fed to fattening. cattle until they
are nearly finished and then the grain
should be ground. When the farmers
generally raise large acreage of milo.
eastern Colorado will become an i'm
portant beef fattening section.
Dairy Cows--Milo takes the place
of corn and should be fed either un-
threshed or ground.
Hogs-Milo may be fed in the head,
threshed and soaked, or ground and
wet to a thick slop. Fattening hogs
should be given some succulent feed
with milo. such as early cut Sorghum,
stock melons. stock beets, or green
cured alfalfa hay
PouItry-Many poultrymen prefer
milo to corn. 1t may be fed In the
head. giving the fowls exercise in
picking off the grains. or the threshed
grain may be scattered in litter.
where the birds will have to scratch
for 1t.
Full information in regard to the
selection Of seed. preparation of
ground. planting. cultivation and
harvesting may be obtained free upon
application to the Director of the
Colorado Experiment Station, Fort
Collins. Colo.
H. M. COTTRELL,
Colorado Agricultural College. Fort
Collins.
The Elbert County tribune., 1910-07-08

Copie.. Of the Tribune may be found
It the Office of the State Commercial
association, 1I36 Stout street. Denver
where you can read them at your lei
.ure. rhis paper is kept on file al the
association for two weeks.
DON'T you want some laces for your
shoes? II you do. Billy Davies keeps all
sinds: Whang leather for boots, long
md short. black and tan laces for shoes
hey are cheap and good
Say. Don't forget to take your. shoes
. Billy Davies to be mended. he puts
IN good leather, does good work and the
pri9s right.
The Elbert County tribune., 1910-07-08

subject 10 any and all casements or rights Of
was. heretofore legally obtained and nov in fnll
force ana efferf Il any there be.
hcrefying. however 10 the State Of Colorodc
ulr Of every kud aud Character. and all cnai
piiatum, oil, aud other Ike substances in or mn.
der said lrlid. and tie right To inrree< aud egfer~
lot the purpose of mining, together with enough
81 tue rurface OF zane ns may be nccerrnry fsl
tur proper and convenient working Of -uch miu-
trale and substances.
a'ue OF improvements on this land ~ apprdi-
srd by This department. f.pty
owner OF imprnvemrntr Fred and Oren carter
sule Application :,o7,iid
No land nil De suil At ievs fhan he mint
mum price p' r acre. as aiuen ubore ihe p0,'-
uirf wHf De sold ns descfibed aborc---5r The
nj fras
Terms of papmenf shau he t,s 6ofiotcs. rfs
"Hfunds selling JorsJlsJ to 50 per acre. pen
crnt"i IN. phrehasc no,,cg on NJ f0D N xale,fhc
h"idnre ~ eihfecir eQftnf oiiuttaf Dd.fH.aIfs al
= per cenf per ui.suBl. Lands scifinO df nios'
U0n S25 per acre aud iess- than SO per dcrt
~ per reW. cash on The fiaH ~ sale. he Jdf
nHcr IA fourteen tqtuf dH)tndt payments al .
percent. per u,fi,Hm. Lnptfs fcfti10 JDr 81
scren rq,tai annuoi pdBDteitfs at percria n
frrcsf " The ilufthaser docs not otrn he iDi
pr0rencHfA, he Wtnst pDD Jor The suD,e at sale.
TnrchiScr ,rdf crec,tfe JoHf pfociffrd IN
Section p, dof of Juig NJ moo, must DC q
Citizen offhr United Sfdfes or ot.e tcho ia
d~ridred his Intentions oJbtcogtiisg such nti,s.
l''g opiraissenraad udce,fisinV fccs
Te Board re-erree the right 10 r,ieot any a,,d al,
hids
No sale shall become egdcfips until passed upoi,
r. ~ '''''' '''' b L. JEFFeHsoY
E.pisfer sfnfe Board o, Lnnd Cor ainafoarfs
f,,sf nbi'c,fioa Jny s. L,si } .r 30
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Order to Show Cause on Petition Fer
Sale of Real Estate

cousrs y OF s Elarsr $ cousTr e coun.
IL the Matter OF the Estate OF Anders
q. Anderson, Deceased.
This matter coming on to be heard OF
this 7lh day Of june, A. u. 1910. upor
the petition filed herein bvArcher Nj
Rex, Administrator OF said estate, fol
the sale OF the following described real
estate, tuwt The west one half tw-is3
OF southwest one-quarter tswtt) of sec
ton two t2J township ten tI0l south Of
range sixty one l6l). YES OF the Sixth
Principal Meridian 18th p. Nj, Eluer;
county. olorado. for the purpose of pay
ing debts Of said estate.
And 1t now appearing TO the court
from said petition that proper and legal
grounds exist for the sale of said real
estate.
Nov, Therefore, 1t is ordered by the
court that all persons who are iegaters
or devi.sees of said estate or any part
thereof or heirs of said decedent be and
appear before SAID court at the court, in
niowa, county of Ebert. state aforesaid,
On the ilth day OF July, A. d. 1910, al
the hour oil $3.50 o'clock in the forenoon
Of said day. then and there to show
cause if any there be. Why an order
should not be made directing the san
Archer M. Rex Administrator OF said es-
tate, 10 sell the shid estate Tor The pur-
o-es specified in said petition.
III Is further ordered that this order
be published Tor at least four successive
weeks in the Eltert County Tribune, a
weekly public newspaper pnblishcd ~
said couuiy.
And it is further ordered that w. ID.
Reilly Of sad county OF Elbert. b. ano
he is hersby appointed as guardian ati
liiem for all known aud unknown miner.
Interested in said estate. to appear IN be
half OF said minors at the tiiue and place
aforesaid, and resist sgld petition.
Is, the Court,
'a FRArg DoSpEEo,
county Judge.
B. G.. HrnIIABp.
Attorney
First pLp. lune ~: Inst July $. 1910
The Elbert County tribune., 1910-07-08

DUKE ElglihsShire Stallion
Description Duke is bright bay
weight 1000 pounds, is well made; has
ifnc style ami action and is is hands one
inch in height was raised by ID. L. W. d
Co of Denver.
TERMS:- $40 to insure mare with
ioal, money due when mare is known to
bein foal.
DUKE will make the season of 1910 as
follows:
Monday at Elbert, Wednesday at Kio-
wa Tuesday Saturday and Sunday a,
home, four miles north OF Gilbert.
l,ARNUM will be at home all the time
Persons parting with mare befor-
rom County become responsible for SER
vice fees. which at once become due
Care will be taken to prevent accidents
put will not lie responsible should any
occur. Mares from distance will be
pastured.
JONES BROS, Owners, .Elbert
The Elbert County tribune., 1910-07-08
BARNUM

French draft Stallion, recorded under
20 IA sOs. Fol. TO- Description: Blscl
gray, weight 1850 has fine style and
action. Foaled May IL 1904. Bred b.,
" 2 Dufrien in France. Imported Au-
gust l3 1908 by Robert Burgress & ST.
Winona Illinois.
IERMS:-Sl2 80 to insure mare Will
fcal; money due when mare is known
he in foal
The Elbert County tribune., 1910-07-08

Died at her home in Parker Mrs En-
ma Rogerson on Friday June "a, Mrs
Rogerson had been ailing for some time
suffering f'om acute btiehts disease.
The deceased leaves a daughter Mrs j
Baldanf aud Two sons Will and Robert.
The Elbert County tribune., 1910-07-08
SPECIAL K HOUND TRIFH0zEE-

SPECIAL K FOUND -TRIPH01EE
Frs RATES TO POINTS IN NEW
MEXI. o AND TEXAS? DURING 1910
On the first and third Tu 'sdays Of
Every u,ontb during the entire year, the
Colorado and Southern will sell round
trip homeseekers tickets to great many
poinnts in New Mexico and T,'xas a
s.Sately reducsd rates Final limit Is
days. allowing liberal stop over privileg-
es. For detail information, rates cts. cal
on your nearest Colorado and Southern
Agent or address L. E. Fisher, General
The Elbert County tribune., 1910-07-08
Executors ,Nosies

Estate Of Hefman X Becker Deceased
The undersigned, having been appoint
ed Executor OF the estate of Herman X
seeker. late II the County OF Elbert
in the Staue OF Colorado. deceased, herr
by gives notice that he viii appear IL
fore the County Court Of said Elheri
-ounty, at the Court House in Kiowi
in said Comfy, at the June Term, 1916
on the last Monday in August next, a.
which time all persons having claims
igainst said estate are notified and re-
luested TO attend for the purpose Of
iaying the same adjusted. All person.
inaebIed to the siad estate are reques'
I'd to mako immediate payment to the
undersigned.
Dated at Kiowa Colo, this LIST day OF
july A. ID. 1910
Geo. L. Allison, Executor
The Elbert County tribune., 1910-07-08
id, brande'

Said anima. ,eing unknown to thi
Board, unless claimed by owner on o.
efore July %. 1910 said estrHy will b'
old by this Board for the benifit OF the
9wner when found.
State Board Of Stock Inspection Com
Denver Colo
First pub. July S; last July l5 1910
The Elbert County tribune., 1910-07-08

Mrs Guy Nelson once resident nea r
hiowa died in Los Angels California ON
June 2lst of heart failure.
Mr. George Edinger son OF Mr. and
Mrs Frank Edineer has arrived from
California wiere hs has besn for ssyerd
months
The Elbert County tribune., 1910-07-08
Every Family Should
Know this receipt

For Group, Colds, and Pneumonia. It.,
20 simple and honest that every one cai
make it at home without any trouble
Che Japanese have for centuries uses
he ingredients and only few years ag,
iave we discovered them.
Vasali,ae, pure, 8 ounces,
Phe Chi OIL, 2 drains.
Put in tightly covered Jar and uso t.
.noint chest and throat very, freely, whe
'roup or pneumonia is suspected. Phi,
hi Oil is imported but mixed in Amer
ca and can be obtained in original seal
d packages at any druggists.
The Elbert County tribune., 1910-07-08

Nc alfalfa for the orchard. 1t takes
too much moisture out of the ground.
The Elbert County tribune., 1910-07-08
Estray Notice

Notice is hereby given to whom il
nay concern that the following oescrib-
sd estrny animal was taken up near
slizabeth, Elbsrt County Colo. on or
about June 20 1910. = To wit: One COW
rsd, dehorned southern, about six years
The Elbert County tribune., 1910-07-08

J.. Joseph f. Mayer Cashier of Tho .h,,.
nsnieu bank, do solemnly swear that the above
statement s tfne 10 the be~t OF INV knowisd 90
JosErn L. MAYER, Cashier.
subscribed and sworn to before ma tb,s o,a
day q July, 1910. ''e ''''S -"o
iS1ALl We. DAWES
Justice OF the Peace
=, Attest: WILLIAM d. Rru ty
Majority OK GoRDoo JoxEs
Directors JAS. RIsGuLp
The Elbert County tribune., 1910-07-08
Sale OF S .ho.I Lauda

Notice l. hereby given that 7 Will sell. Mt pnb
lie auction. TO the highert rsrpoirible bdcr. on
ihc Srd day q A'ns 1910 nt O'Clock =. NJ, NJ
the ofico OF ihc Sigio Board oi Land c"mihir
rtnncrs Caption building. Denver. Colorado. tie
following described laiidr. Situated ia Elbert
County. Colorado. VIZ
The Elbert County tribune., 1910-07-08
LEGAL NOTICES.
SALE or SCHOOL I.ANps

SALE Of SLHDUL IfNI5S
Noticr is hereby given that viii seii at pnhHc
auction. 10 tie hsehcft eronshie tltrr. ti.i'
sri day Of Aug 1910. nt o'cfock y. m.., nt 9hc
bce of The state Board of i-and toBasui-rionrrr
Capital Building, Denver. Colorado. fiic fofiowinl
described Linds, situated IN Va pnro County. Col
"rnsio. viz:
The Elbert County tribune., 1910-07-08

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b. G.. HInLIABp.
Attorney
Finst p.lp. lune ~: Inst July $, 1910
Evening journal., 1910-04-06
MISSION WORKERS
HEAR OF ''FREEDMEN''

There was large attendance at
the meeting OF the Womens Mission
airy Society of Central Church yes
terday afternoon. The first part Of
the program was devoted to home mis-
slons. After devotional reading led
by Miss Mary Taylor, Mrs. George
Robinette read an account of the
Freedman" This was followed by a
description by Mrs. W. S. Prickett of
her visit TO Hampton Institute. Mrs,
Prickett said the buildings were on an
Old plantation, used as a hospital in
the Civil War. The grounds were first
laid out by Indians in bow and arrow
form. Only students with negro or
Indian blood are admitted, there being
1900 negroes 10 so Indians. For the
last fifteen years, the students have
erected school buildings. woven rugs
made their military suits, raised farm
produce. and have five greenhouses.
They print and publish a magazine,
and study trades. There is also a nor
NAL school. Tuition and board are Sl1
a month A chorus of women's voices
sang two jubilee songs, Swing Low
Sweet Chariot" and steal Away" A
talk upon India was given by Miss
Gurney. Tea and a social hour fol-
lowed the meeting.
Evening journal., 1910-04-06

motion for a non-suit said that the de-
fendant company had given the warning
to employees working on the cars.
The court said It was not necessary that
the warning be given in such tones as
men IN the car shops might hear Il.
AT yesterday afternoon session Of
court, after three witnesses testified
regarding the Pullman yard. Mrs. Cat
Ia testified 10 her marriage and told OF
Gatta's death. She said her husband
usually gave her S4s every two weeks.
After the plaintiff had rested counsel
for the defendant moved for a nom
suit OF the case. Andrew G. Gray
and John II. Neary argued that no
negligence on the part Of the defendant
| company had been shown and that
Gatta was guilty of contrihutory negli.
gcnce. II was after o'clock wher
| court adjourned.
Evening journal., 1910-04-06
HOLD WOMAN ON
MURDER CHARGE

Carmela Borrelli was arraigned in
City Court this morning on the charge
Of murder. the coroners jury having
found her responsible for the shoot
ing Of Andrew Nordlne in the house
No. ZIG East Second street, on Sat-
urday night. AS the coroner had al
ready held the woman without bail
for the upper court a hearing was
not necessary.
William Horner, Louis Pelatinsky.
John Jopiniski and Romano Carmelia
are held as witnesses under $500 bail
each.
Alfonso Ventre was arraigned on
the charge OF keeping a disorderly
house at No. 216 East Third street.
where the shooting occurred but be-
cause of lack Of evidence the case was
dismissed upon Recommendation Of As
sistant City Solicitor Chaytor.
Evening journal., 1910-04-06
REPUBLICANS ELECT
KANSAS CITY MAYOR

BY United Press Leased Special Wire.
ST. LOUIS. April 6.-Election returns
to-day show that four out Of ive Of the
larger cities in Missouri yesterday went
Democratic. Kansas iCty went Republi-
can and elected Darius A. Brown, mayor.
Practically the entire ticket Was elected
with him displacing a Democratic admin
istratlon.
st. Joseph reelected Mayor A. p. Clay
ton CDemocrat). Al Springfield Robert f.
Lee CDemocraD was elected mayor. The
result at Sedalia was mixed. ]. Babcock
was debated for Mayor for a third term
by J. NJ. Meller CDemocraD but Republi-
cans are elected to most OF the other Of
fees
Evening journal., 1910-04-06
Financial and Commercial

+. d. Lackey & CO. stated to-day: THE
market was quiet but firm this morning
and the oversold aspect is still evident.
Any drive at the short interest would
bring about a rally with comparative ease
II looks as II the advance would 20 furth-
the bulges, as IT is doubtful whether the
upward swing has started for fair. The
Philadelphia market acted In sympathy
nerior declining from 22 to 20 and later
railying 10 above - opening price, Phil
adeiphia Rapid Transit strong At about
half a point above last nights CLOS
inRH
Evening journal., 1910-04-06
DEATHS
Eliza X. Shaw.
Richard n. Mccall.
Thomas "A, Savery,


SAVERY--In this city, on 9th month, 9th.
1910, Thomas II. Savery, in his 7Srd
year.
Relatives and friends are invited 10 at
tend the funeral services at his late resi-
dence, No; 1911 West Eighth street, on
6th day 4th month, sth, at II o'clock. In
terment private.
sHAW-fn Wilmington, Del. on April
4th 1910. Eliza X, infant daughter OF
Fred and sallie Morgan Shaw, in her
4th year.
Relatives and friends are invited to at
tend the funeral on Thursday afternoon,
April 7th. Services at the residence Of
her parents, No. 1925 Giipin avenue at >
o'clock. Interment at Glebe Cemetery,
New Castle. Del.
McCALIr-fn this city, on April 9TH, 19f0
Richard II. Mccall.
Relatives, friends, Industry Lodge No
2, A. o. Il. w, Local Union No 6S4 OF
Painters. and painters OF the Pullman Co.
are invited to attend the funeral services
at his late residence No. 1905 West Sixth
street, on Thursday afternoon, April 7th
at o'clock. Interment at Wilmington
and Brandywine Cemetery.
Evening journal., 1910-04-06
NEW CASTLE TABOOS
EAR-SPLITTING CRACKERS

Special TO THE EVENING JOURNAL
NEW CASTLE Dell April 6-New Cas-
tie has taken up the movement for a sane
Fourth OF July celebration. At tho meet
ing OF the City Coucil last night copies
or ordinances regarding fireworks were
presented by Mr.. stoops.
Mr. Wright and Mr.. Weggenmann said
they too were boys. There is a spirit Of
patriotism about the day and that so long
as the giant fireworks are tabooed the
members OF Council favor allowing the
use Of such fireworks as viii please the
youngsters and delight all others.
Evening journal., 1910-04-06
GOODMAN CHURCH
WELCOMES PASTOR

The congregation Of Goodman NJ. z.
Church gave the new pastor, the Rev.
]. T. Richardson, a reception in the
church last night. The reception was
very largely attended, and a pleasant
evening was passed. Addresses Of
welcome were made by Mr.. Stout and
Mr. Pyle and other officers Of the
church. and Mr.. Richardson made q
happy response. An excellent literary
and musical program was presented
atthe close of which refreshments were
served and a social hour was enjoyed.
Evening journal., 1910-04-06
FAsHIoNA5LY -ATTiREo
VISITORS WE'D HERE

Magistrate Robertson issued marrieee
licene to-day 10 vincent J. Kelly and Miss
Emma Heuberger. both Of Philadelphia
The couple was married at st. AIMS K. I.
Church. No information concerning the
wedding could be obtained, however.
The couple we're accompanied by
young man and young woman. All four
we're dressed in the height of fashion, the
women wearing large picture hats with
costly plumes.
Evening journal., 1910-04-06
uAvMAKERs NOW At BEAR.

Forty or more Red Men from Whining
ton and New Castle went 10 Bear sta
ton last night and witnessed the institu-
tion OF Little Bear Haymskers' Associa-
tion, an adjunct to Little Bear Tribe Of
Red Men. The institution was made by
Deputy National Chief Haymaker Frank
A. Gradwohl, OF this city. The new loft
consists Of IS members. The recently elect
ed officers we're installed after which re-
freshments we're served and there was a
jollihcatlon.
Evening journal., 1910-04-06
PATENT MAIL BOXES
ON GRAND RAPIDS CARS

The government has entered into con-
tract with George b. McAllster the in
ventor Of street railway box which was
demonstrated here on tho Delaware ave-
nue. line Of the Wilmington City Railway
Company, to install the boxes on streea
cars in Grand Rapids, Mich
The government has maintained street
car mail collection system in that city
for sometime but has been using the or
dinary street box, one on each end Of the
car. The McAllister patent boxes will
replaced the old style boxes.
Evening journal., 1910-04-06
ACCUSE QUARTETTE
OF BICYCLE THEFTS

Walter and Elwood Clark and Elwood
and Leonard Gaines, all colored boys,
we're in City Court this morning. charged
with stealing bicycles. The Clark boys,
4 is alleged stole bicycle belonging 20
the Rev. q. II. Dole, ana the Gaines
brothers are alleged to have stolen a bi-
cycle belonging TO James G. Crossley, OF
No. 1901 Poplar street. The Clarks were.
upon Recommendation OF Humane Agent
Stout. placed under probation bond OF
$500 each.
The Gaineses we're referred TO Mr. stou,
Tor report on Friday morning.
Evening journal., 1910-04-06
BEGGED IN SIGHT
OF THE WRONG MAN

Michael Roach, pleading guilty 10
charge OF begging. was fined 81 and costs
by Deputy city Judge Josiyn this morn
ing. Chief Of Police Black saw Roach
last night accost several persons near
Sixth and Market streets. When the
chief arrested him, Roach started 70 fight.
but the chief promptly threw him on his
back.
Evening journal., 1910-04-06
CATTA CASE
is NON-SUITED

In Superior Court this morning a nom
suit was granted in the case of Gatta VS..
the T.. y. & W. Railroad Company. Con-
trihutory negligence on the part OF Gatta.
who was killed IN the yards Of the Pun
man Car Company, anu that negligence on
the part OF the defendant had not been
shown formed the grounds for the nom
suit
Counsel for tho plaintiff refused TO ac-
cept the non-suit and the Jury was In
structed 20 return a verdict for the de-
fendant Notice of an application for a
new trial was given.
The court IN giving iis opinion ON th'
Evening journal., 1910-04-06
Referees Wnl Ment rndau

Referees yesterday afternoon heard
evidence IN the case of William ID.
Haddoek and Co. against Charles w.
Chagrin for Si27.64, alleged to be due
the plaintiff They viii meet again
at 4 O'Clock this afternoon to reach
a verdict. The referees are A. L.
johnson. James F. Price and William
r. Goodley.
Evening journal., 1910-04-06
strIoken WhIls at Work.

Stricken with paralysis while work.
ing on a stone wall aolng Lea's race
yesterday afternoon, Caleb Johnson,
aged n years of No. 905 West Third
street. fell from the wall and was
unconscious when picked up. lie was
removed 10 the Delaware Hospital in
the Phoenix ambulance where his
condition today was reported slightly
improvcd
Evening journal., 1910-04-06
civll servion Enanina.io.

The United States Civil Service
Commission announces an examination
on May As, 1910, 10 secure eiigibles
from (which 20 make certihcation Ia
MI vacancy in the position OF prin-
cipal, business department. Haskell
Institute, Kansas, at $1,000 per annum
AS no eligibles swere secured as the
result ofithe examination held for thi,
position on March S-4. qualified per.
sons are urged 20 enter this exami,
nation.
Evening journal., 1910-04-06

What promises TO be one Of the most
enjoyable musical events Of the season
is planned at Central Presbyterian
Church on Friday evening next, April
sth. Norris c. Morgan. organist and
musical director of the church, as
sisted byNFrank II. Mason, the we'll
known baritone. formerly Of this city
but now of Scranton. Pa; Mrs. Emma
Osborn, contralto, of Philadelphia. and
Miss Ruth MacNamara, Of Philadel-
phia, soprano, win give 'An Evening
Musical" to which the public is in
vited. This is to replace the concert
originally planned to be held at the
home of Mrs. 7. d. Brown at Clay
mont. No cards Of admission will be
necessary. but a silver offering will be
taken to be devoted to the Echo Organ
Fund.
Evening journal., 1910-04-06
Injured Bow sliahtlv In,nrovsd.

The condition Of Charles Church
man. the boy who fell from the fourth
floor Of the plant of the New Castle
leather Company down the elevator
shaft. was reported slightly improved
at the Delaware Hospital today. He
had been wholly unconscious until
last night when he revived a little,
He is still in a comatose state, how
ever