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Evening journal., 1911-11-16
NEWSY DOINCS
OF NEW CASTLE
GunnerS Bring Back Big Bags
on Opening Lay Of
Season
FRIENDS THERE REGRET
DEATH OF MRS. GERRE

Special to THE EVENING JOURNAL.
NEW CASTLE. Nov. 16.-Rabbits
are plentiful In this section and the
gunners yesterday came home well
satisfied. Among those who had good
luck were John Doris and com
panions. seventeen rabbits; william
Warren and son, seven; Harry King,
John Elkinton, Evan Lancaster and
Joseph Barnes, ten, James Denning.
John r. Stoops and b. T. Lank, fifteen;
rabbits and eight quail; Eugene Lewis
and Marshall Burris. eight rabbits and
four quail There are thirty gunners
from New Castle now down the State.
Meat Inspector Denny visited the
farm of Frank Dolson yesterday 20 Sc
cure information regarding the offer
of a Wilmington man 10 pay two
cents pound for all dead hogs on the
Dolson place. Dolson had twenty hogs
and ilften of them died from cholera.
Several other farmers in this hundred
lost many hogs and complaints have
been received that in some instances
the dead hogs are not buried.
New Castle people were shocked
/ yesterday when they learned of the
sudden death OF Mrs. Mary II. Greer
wife of William ID. Greer, of Wheeling
/ W. Va. Mrs Greer was a daughter OF
the late Mr.. and Mrs. George W. Tur-
ner. During her life here she was
an ardent worker affiliated with the
Presbyterian church. The Rev. Charles
II. Turner OF Lewes. Is a brother ol
the deceased
Company II will drill tonight and al
its conclusion the Blue Hens Chicks
a social organization, will hold q
smoker.
A valuable bird dog belonging 4
Eugene Lewis was peppered with sho
yesterday. The dog got away from
Lewis while cunning and when /
came back Lewis noticed that Il ha,
been shot.
There will be a crowd Of rooters ol
the trip TO Darby on Saturday whel
St. Peters Club plays the McClur
football team. Many Of the young mel
will remain for the dance in Darb
and come home on the midnight train
Work on the Herbert property, re
Gently purchased by Frederick Baldt
Is being rushed
Mrs. Rogers. who was injured a
Eden Park on Tuesday evening Is sti.
suffering from her injuries. In gett..r
of the car at Eden Park 10 pass tn
one off the track, Mrs. Rogers fell int
fender which was thrown TO one sid
OF the car which Jumped the track.
Evening journal., 1911-11-16
NEWS FROM
COLLEGE TOWN
Would ReOreanize Beard Of
Trade to Make Town
Progress
RESIDENTS DIVIDE
ON THE SEWER QUESTION

Special to THE EVENING JOURNAL.
NEWARK. Del, Nov 16.-Supreme
Lecturer Whelan, o, Rock Island,
lectured in odd Fellows Hall last
evening on "Traternities and the
Fight Modern Woodmen are Making
Against the Great White Plague in
the West Mr.. Whelan came here
under the auspices of Blue Hen
Camp, No. 1910, Modern woodmen.
Mrs. De Gamio, of st. Louis, Mo,
will lecture in Delaware College
oratory this afternoon Mrs. De
Gamio is lecturing in the interest OF
good roads.
The Rev. Gerhard J. Schilliug. mis-
sionary of Bolivio, wiz lecture in col
lege oratory this evening He will
talk on "BoliTio the Roof of the
World The talk will be illustrated
by lantern views.
Professor Elisha Connor, instructor
Of Latin and Greek at Delaware Col
lege. will talk before the scholars at
the public schools Friday afternoon.
His subject is "A Study of the
Classicc
The scholars Of the commercial
department of Newark public school
have bought from the money made
at the bake, Websters unabridged
dictionary. several pictures. etornol-
ogy and enclopedis, number of pic
ture books and a pencil sharpner.
Several gunners took advantage OF
the first day of the law for cunning,
but as about all The farms through
out this section are posted, their
game bags were light when they re-
turned home. Game is not plentiful
in tlis section.
The Athletic Association Of the
Newark public school. will give a
dance in the Opera House, Decem-
Der 81.
Strenuous effort are being made to
Teorganize the Board Of Trade.
There is a lethargy on the part OF
many business men and the question
has reached the "inocuous disquiet-
ude" state. II Is believed that a
Board of Trade would awaken the
interest in several matters. The
sewer system has its antis and they
believe the time has not arrived 70
sewer system. The sewer advo.
Gates say the town would be health
ier and typhoid fever eradieated for
ever, if sewers were built
There was a fiutter Of uneasiness
among the mothers when it was an
nounced that scarlet and typhoid
fever had appeared in the priminar,
department Of the public schools. The
cases are Of a mild character.
Evening journal., 1911-11-16
QUIT COFFEE AND TEA.
What the Great German Specialist
Says.

It disappoints some people TO be told
that coffee and tea cause disease. But
u is best TO look squarely at facts and
set the face towards health for that's
more fun than anything else anyhow.
A Cincinnati man consulted a Berlin
physician on nervous diseases and
says:
-Four years ago ! was an habitual
coffee drinker having used il for %
years and being naturally Of nery-
GUS temperament / became almost
nervous wreck, greatly suffering from
insomnia, almost constantly consu-
pated and weighing only l2S pounds
II consulted physicians apd took
medicine all the time, but had no re-
lief. About three and a half years
ago / went abroad and while in Ber-
lin heard frequently of a great physi-
clan, Prof. Mendel, an authority on
nervous trouble, so ! resolved TO con-
suit him.
Prof Mendel surprised me very
much by asking at once II / was a
coffee drinker and on my telling him
] used II two or three times a day he
said. IT is poison After carefully
examining me he told me there was
nothing the matter with me whatever
but what could be entirely cured in
30 days by letting coffee and other
stimulants alone and dieting
Il had a hard time following his
advice. I did not know what to do
until I came home and told my wife
who got some Postum We tried il
but at first did not like It; then we
went over the directions on the pack
age together and found We had not
boiled IL long enough.
THAT was the beginning Of the end
of my trouble, for the Postum was
delicious after that and / drank it
regularly and it helped from the
start.
In a very short time ! began to
feel much better and in the last three
years l haven't been absent from husi-
ness one hour on account of i'll health
for my health is fine now. / have a
good appetite, sleep we'll and weigh
175 pounds"
Any nervous person who drinks
coffee or tea will feel better from {
10 days change to Postum. Tria
easily proves this.
Look in pkgs. for copy Of the fam
GUS little book, "The Road TO Well
VILE"
Evening journal., 1911-11-16
CIVIC FEDERATION PROBE.

The National Civic Federation has
sent a letter TO George H. McGovern,
secretary OF the Board OF Trade. rela-
tive 10 information desired respecting
business relations TO the sherman
antitrust act. A hearing on the sub
ject has begun in Washington before
the Interstate Commerce Committee OF
the Senate. It will be several week:
before the hearing is concluded. The
communication contains a number Oi
uestions and they are TO be submitted
TO by editors. lawyers, political
economists and others.
Evening journal., 1911-11-16
TAXICAB SERVICE
FOR THE CITY NOW

Grantley P. Postles, who last Satur-
day opened a garage at No. 22O West
Tenth street, has inaugurated a taxi
cab service. The service at present
will consist Of one or more Bergdoll
"40's" which can be engaged at any
time between the hours of 9 a. m. and
a. m. The rate will vary according
to the hours Of the day the cars are
used, with the minimum rate at 35
cents per hour. This, does not allow
for the handling of trunks, however.
George NJ. Benson is the manager OF
the garage and taxis and a call on
telephones will have the taxi al your
| ssrvina within a short time
Evening journal., 1911-11-16

the voters at the primaries on the
following day or the following Sat
urday.
Now the names Of those for whom
the delegates will vote will have TO
appear on the ticket, except for the
minor county offices. IL will also, Il
is said bring the election Of United
States Senator down to a direct focus
before the voters and Will put them
in direct touch with public ques-
tlOns.
Evening journal., 1911-11-16
DRIVER INJURED.

James Dorsey. colored. fell off a
cart at the crematory yesterday and
was hurt about the head and back.
He was removed to the Delaware
Hospital by the Phoenix AMBULANCE.
Evening journal., 1911-11-16

because this does not reach the seat Of trou
Bile. What YOU require for sore eyes and
granuated lids is an cye-tonic, and az little
cost you can prepare your own Get from
in pint cold water, then put two or three
drops in the eyes every day. This tonic
is very strengthening TO weak, tired mus
cles and It's continued use overcomes burn
ing and itching and gives 10 dull, express
sionless eyes a remarkable sparkle and bril-
liancy.
Clara: You certainly have cause 70 worry
about your hair. and unless the brittleness
is overcome and the dandruf removed from
the scalp you will have very little hair in
e short while. / am sure you viii obtain
excellent results from quinzoin hair-tonic, the
formula OF which is here given; MIX To-.
gether one-half pint each Of alcohol and
water and into this pour one ounce qun-
zoin. Use frequently and massage well into
the scalp Do this for time and you will
not be bothered with an unhealthy scalp
or dull, lifeless hair. The persistent use
Of this quinzon hair-tonic will givo you a
magnificent head OF glossy hair.
Mrs. G. NJ: II is an easy matter TO re.
duce yonr weight to whore you want u and
regain your former figure, II you viii use
this simple treatment; Into a pint'and.a'
half hot water dissolve four ounces parnots,
and when it coos take one tablespoonful be.
fore each meal This gradually takes on
weight without injury or Inconvenience and
does not leave the skin wrnkled or habby.
Mrs t.: The cold winds are very try
ing on any complexion. However II YOU
make up and use this greaseless cream iells
your skin will soon become soft, clear ant
velvety and wrinkles and other complexion
troubles will be a thing Of the past Int
half.pint cold water stir two teaspoonful
glycerno and one ounce almozoin. Let remaiI
several hours before using Apply freel.
after cleansing and drying the skin. mas
saying gently until IL disappears. 4 few
such treatments will Danish pimples. black
heads and other impurities and give o PIN
and white establishment to an old or fade
complexion.
Evening journal., 1911-11-16
FIREMEN MEET TONIGHT.

In the Fame Fire Company's en-
gine house tonight there will be a
meeting Of the Wilmington Volunteer
Firemen's Association.
Evening journal., 1911-11-16
WOSPITIL MEETING,

The annual meeting of the Homeo
pathic Hospital Association OF Della
ware will be held on Saturday af
ternOon at o'clock
Evening journal., 1911-11-16
LENNI STArI0N BrRNEp.

The freight station az Lenni. on the
Baltimore Central Railroad, was de-
stroyed by fire early yesterday morn
ing. Tho loss is estimated at $4,000
Evening journal., 1911-11-16
Health and Beauty Helps
BY MRS. NAE MARrYN

A. A.: ] know Just how you feel, but
unless you discard powder and use plain
spurmaN lotion, you cannot expect TO over
como the oily, muddy condition OF the
skin. Get four ounces spurmax and dis.
solve in ons-half pint hot water then add
two teaspoonfuls glycerine. This makes AN
ideal lotion and will clear the skin OF PIN
pies, blackheads and other impurities. Inc
spurmax lotion is invisible when on and does
not rub or blow OF. Using 1t gives the
complexion a velvety smoothness and eNquis-
ite tint
Nellie; You can avoid the pain and ex.
pense attending the use of the electric needle,
n YOU get an original ounce-package Of della
tone. and with a little Of the powder mix
enough water 10 form a paste. Apply TO
hairy surface and in two or three minutes
scrape off and the hairs come with il. Then
wash the skin and you will find II smooth
and white You will have to pay a dollar
an ounce for delatone, but this is trihing
as it never fails.
A. B.: The shampoo you mention con
tains free alkali, and il is this no doubt
that causes your hair 20 grow coarse and
brittle and fall out. 4 cleansing and very
beneficial shampoo can be made by dissolv,
ing a teaspoonful Of canthrOx in cup OF
hot water. This lathers freely and loosens
every particle Of dust and dandrun. kinsne
leaves the scalp Immediately clean and the
hair dries quickly and evenly, while it takes
on lustre and softness truly charming
Freda: From what you soy, your con
dition is serious, and I would suggest TAX
ing a blood cleanser. You will hnd that
plain kardene, found in any drug store, II
splendid for ridding the system Of impuri
ties and rebuilding waste tissue. This act.
gently and greatly stimulates every orear
in the body. Nou can make your own toni'
by dissoving one-half cupful sugar in
half fpint alcohol then adding one ounce kar
dene and hot water TO make a quart. TAX,
tablespoonful three times a day. and yol
will soon be well and strong and be abl,
TO enjoy a good night rest.
Jessie; I cannot recomend an eye-salv
Evening journal., 1911-11-16

TIN drinking coffee or tea results in
III feeling of nervousness and ir-
AA ritability, you may depend upon
it that caffeine---the drug in the coffee and
tea-.-is getting in its back licks 1.-the re-
action from the drug.
Common sense would suggest stop.
ping the cause---coifee and tea---shOrt off.
The change is easy if you have we'll
made
Evening journal., 1911-11-16
Better Than Taicum Powde
Anty Drudge.

Druqqist-''What can / do for you, Madam
Mrs. Tiredot Give me some violet water any other
perfume that will rid me of this odor of scaldng
suds. I've stood in that steamng laundry till it's
sckened me-"
1t Draldge-Now after you've paid for these things,
buy cake of Fels-Naptha and wash with it next
Monday, and you won't need to boil your clothes Be
up-to-date and try the new way of washing
Have you ever seen stick of dyna-
mite? You wonder how SO much explosive
force can be stored In SO small space.
Not less marvellous is the great cleans
ing power stored in a cake of Fels-Naptha
soap. An electric spark explodes the dyna-
mite. To make Fels-Naptha do its marvel
Gus work you need only have cold or
lukewarm water and some soiled clothes.
Fels-Naptha is made to dissolve dirt.
Fels-Naptha separates it into atoms and they
are carried away in the rinSing water. And
it does this in cold or lukewarm water,
without boiling or hard rubbing. Follow
the simple directions on the red and green
wrapper, and Fels-Naptha will do your
washing better than it was ever done in
Sny other way.
Evening journal., 1911-11-16
Used Golden Remedy, The Great Home
Treatment For Drunkards.
Odorless and Tastelcss Any Lady oeR
Give n Secretly At Home In Teas
Coffee Or Food.
Gosts NothIna no TrY.

II you have a husband, son, broth-i
er. father or friend who is victim.
OF liquor. all you have TO do is to
send your name and address on the'
coupon below. You may be thankful
as long as you live that you did It.
Evening journal., 1911-11-16

DO you know what this girl is think
ing? she is thinking that CHRIST
MAS is NEARLY HERE and won
dering what Santa Claus win bring
her. Fact. You can tell It from her
attitude.
II is time you were thinking the same
thing. for Christmas is nearly here,
and you would better do your shop
ping soon TO avoid the rush. 1t would
be a crime for this child and others
like her to be disappointed. She will
be a child only once-at least this time
-and is entitled to all the happiness
youth has to give her. Do your part
today lest you forget.
To shop early means that you
SPARE THE sHoPCIRLS. that you
buy from a fresh and complete stock
that you are not crushed and manhan-
died in the crowd. that you will have
the thing Off your mind and that you
ran thus remember all your friends.
TO SHOP EARLY MEANS
MAKING CHRISTMAS A
PLEASURE AND NOT A
NIGHTMARE.
To forget now means to
regret later.
Psfronize The Journal
Advertisers
Evening journal., 1911-11-16
There's a Reason"

Postum Cereal Company Limited Battle Creek, Michigan.
The Washington times., 1911-11-29
Girls Suit Blamed
For Brokers Illness

PITTSBURGH. Nov. 2S-Thomas A.
Coleman. aged sixty-two years. wealthy
real estate broker and society man, is
very Ill at his home In Williamsburg.
His friends declare his illness is directly
due To shock resulting from the breach
OF promise suit for $4,000 entered
against him in the Allegheny county
COURTS by Helen Reeves, Of a34 West
Fifty-seyenth street, New York.
Coleman insists the suit is nothing
more than Matchmaking scheme, and
makes . sweeping denial. Coleman is a
married man. has five children. and is
a grandfather. Miss Reeves ic described
as being about thirty years cid, hand
some, and member of an old and
respected New York family.
Miss Reeves Is said to have about two
score love letters written to her by
Coleman. ATTORNEY George L. Schuy-
Ter declared that every one of these
letters would be read in court and ,.ouId
prove beyond doubt to the jury that
Coleman actually made love to Miss
Reeses. took up her time. always prom
ising he would marry her.
The Washington times., 1911-11-29
CITIZENS |NDORS[
TRANSFER PLAN IN
PETWORTH MEETING
Also Approve Annual AS
sessment Movement-Con-
ditions Criticised.

Universal transfers. school conditions.
and annual assessment plans were the
principal subjects discussed by mem
bers of the Petworth Citizens Assocfa-
tion at its meeting last night in the
First United Presbyterian Church.
The association again expressed unani-
nous approval of the universal trans
fer scheme, although II tabled the
transfer bill first drafted by the trans
fer conference. That the conference
itself is not satisfied with the first
measure was the report given the as
ISOLATION. 1t was decided. prior to
tabling the bill, that the individual
associations of Washington should
merely indorse the transfer idea, and
leave to the Federation Of Citizens
Associations the work of preparing q
measure for Congress.
That 800 pupils MUST find accommoda-
tions in building with normal seat,
Ing capacity for Ss4 was tho report Of
the committee on schools: throush
further stated that 100 children are pro-
vided with only one session of school a
day. These conditions were characterized
as disgraceful, and the committee on
possible effort 10 procure the necessary
action of the Board of Education and
Congress for an additional school
building in Petworth.
Unanimous Endorsement of annual
instead OF trtennial assessments OF
property was given on the ground that
1t will bring about a more just and
equable valuation Of property and I'm
provements.
The committee on law and legisla-
tion was instructed to draw a resolu-
tior that will embody the idea Of the
Civic Bctterment Association in, plac.
ing crossing policemen practically OIL
the same basis, as members OF the
police force.
The association left at the option Of
the special entertainment committee
decision as to whether the housewarm.
ing of the new fire station, opened yes.
terGay In Petworth, shall be held be.
fore or after the holidays. Secretary
u. l.. Carr was instructed to forward
to Miss Edna Frank, principal of .he
Petworth School building, the assocla.
tion's appreciation for efforts she has
made in behalf Of the school
The Washington times., 1911-11-29
Capt. Markham Goes to
Take Major Examination

When the rank OF major is given to
Capt. e. NJ. Markham. Assistant Enein-
Ger Commissioner. 1t Is understood he
will be relieved Of his present duties
and assigned to another post. Captain
Markham left last night for New York
to take :he examination for his promo
tion.
Az yet Captain Markham has received
no intimation from officials OF the War
Department concerning his transfer. 1t
Is Known. however. that orders detail
ing him to other duties would not come
to him as surprise. Captain Mark
Commissioner July Y, 1897. Four years
IN the District service is the usual as
signnlent given to an army officer, and
that time. His present duties place him
In charge of the Sewer and Water De-
partments and all details of under
ground construction. Prior to this he
partment
The Washington times., 1911-11-29
WASHINGTON TINES BUREAU.

Through the intervention of Council
man Williams at last nights meeting CT
city council, at the climax Of two
hours discussion on the proposed ex-
tension of Alexandria's city limits, the
ordinance was not placed for passage.
and will not be voted ON until the
councilmen feel they have thorough
understanding OF the matter. Mean
while the matter rests practically as
II was a month ago.
Mr.. Williams' resolution provided that
before any action should be taken on
teh annexation question. thorough and
systematic Investigation on the line
of cause and effect be pursued, and
TO that end, the board of aldermen con-
curing, committee Of four, two from
each body, should be appointed by the
respective presiding officers. who
would visit ut least three Virginia
cities, where the annexation question
had been successful, making a detailed
report of the estimated cost OF Are and
police protection. light. water. and tho
probable increase in teh cost Of thee ad-
ministra ton, necessary for the enlarged
municipality. The resolution carried an
appropriation of $500 for the expenses
of the committee.
Immediately after the passage Of the
resolution, and before President Snow
den could make the committee appoint
ments, movement to adjourn was
passed.
Councilman Smith. chairman of the
special committee appointed to. investi-
gate annexation, said the total assess
able value Of the new territory had
been estimated at 81, 900, 900. The prop
erty of public service corporations
formed a major portion OF this, amount-
Ing to $4,000. If the council favors the
proposition, the governor will appoint
judge. not in this circuit, in whose
province the entire matter shall lie, and
1t is in his power to either extend or
diminish the territory.
Councilman Brockett voiced the senti-
ments of several other members to the
effect that the city should first be in a
position to make adequate provision for
ments and educational advantages, be-
fore further territory.
AleXandrians learned this morning
that the Rev. W. NJ. PoiSal. many years
pastor of Bethel Methodist Protestant
Church, had resigned his charge The
Rev. Mr. Poisal, whose home is in
Baltimore. was stricken November z
and will be confined TO his bed for sew
eial weeks, and consequently, in view
or his advanced a.sc, feels that he Will
be unable 10 resume his Iabors A spe-
cial meeting Cf the congregation has
been called for Friday night. and It is
understood that. as a result OF the
The Washington times., 1911-11-29
Christmas Peanuts
Delayed in Chicago

CHICAGO. Nov. 1s.-Two hundred and
twenty-three sacks OF peanuts from vir-
ginia, destined for the Christmas stock-
ings Of boys and girls OF the Middle
West, are being held here by agents OF
the Department OF Justice because
United States District Attorney Wiiker-
son doeS not want the owners OF the
Christmas stockings disappointed in the
quality OF their holiday refreshments.
In petition to the Federal court the
district attorney charges the peanuts
are wormy, filled with refuse and dirt
and are otherwise unfit to be exposed
for sale for holiday cheer.
The Washington times., 1911-11-29
Long Term for Man
Who Threatened Priest

POUGHKEEPSIE, N. Y, Nov. %
Joseph sumski. supposed Black Hand
agent, was sentenced by Supreme Court
Justice Morschauser to Sing Sing prison
for not less than seven years and six
months nor more than fourteen years
and six months. In passing sentence,
Justice Morschauser said:
L am not going to show mercy nor
am I going to be charitable. You de-
serve to be punished. and punished Sc
verely."
Sumski. the evidence in the trial
showed, wrote a letter to Father Ga
luschka of this city demanding the pay
ment of $4,000. Police Chief McCabe
wrote decoy letter, for which Sumski
called in Fishkill Landing.
The Washington times., 1911-11-29
Diplomats Wife Not
School Student Here

Reports that, Madame Agacio, wife Of
the Chilean Charge d'Anaires has been
enrolled at Central High School a. a
special student In order to learn the
language Of this country today were
denied by Principal e. M. Wilson.
Madame Agacio's daughter has per-
mission to attend the English classes
at the school from the superintendent
in order to perfect her knowledge Of
the language. Her mother, however,
The principal said, Is not making such
visits.