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Evening journal., 1911-05-20
NOTICES.

NOTICE is HEREBY GIVEN THAT
Az The Mayor and Council Of Whining
ton,' through the Board or Directors OF
the Street and Sewer Department will make
application TO the Court OF General Ses-
sions az its regular session on Monday, the
Fifth day Of June A. ID. 1911. for the ap-
pointment Of Commissioners TO vacate all that
portion OF 1rubb's Lane beginning at a
point on the wharf line on the northerly
side OF the Brandywine river, AZ laid down
map OF the Harbor Commissioners Of
by the eastcry boundary line OF land Of tho
Wilmington and Fdrcmoor Electric Railway
Company; said eastcrly boundary line being
the westerly side OF Grubbs Lane; thence
along said easterly boundary line OF the
said Wilmington and Edgemoor Electric
Railway Company. about 80 degrees and 3
minutes East, about 200 feet 90 point In
said boundary line; thence south 80 degrees
east, crossing said Gruhp-s Lane. about 80
feet 10 a point in the westerly boundary
line OF the land Of tho Wilmington Light and
Power Company; said las, ncntioned bound.
nry line being the easterly side Of said
Grubb's Lane; thence BY said line ~ said
wilmington Light and Power Company,
south so degrees and minutes west, about
200 feet 10 a point In rnfd wharf line OF
said Harbor Commissioners: thence by said
wharf line westerly 80 feet to point Of be-
ginning: containing 6ocJ square feet more
or less: the said Grubb's Lane being an
old public or private road IN the said City
Of Wilmington and Wilmington Hundred.
BOARD OF DIRECTORS OF THE STREET
& SEWER DEPARTMENT.
BY George W. Sparks. President.
Attest: Leslie v, Christy, Secretary.
mi-8ot
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FOR sALE--AN ESTABLISHED REAL
estate business. Address p. o. Box $40
m16.5i
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HELP WANTED-FEMALE.


n iris WANTED-EXPERIEN AND
" inexperienced, Cigar Makers and Bunch
Makers; paid good wages while learning.
IHTANTED-wHIrE GIRL AS WAITRESS;
w references required. Apply 1912 Della
ware Ave. m1sf
XHTANTED-wAsH WOMAN, ALL DAY
w Mondays. 11O6 Bronze ST. m19-2t
T AIDES EARN So A DAY MAKING SOFA
- pillows; sent anywhere prepaid; beau
tiful pillows f14xI4 free with outfit: pro-
position, advice etc. loc No postals an
swered. Harvey Co, 413-14 Columbus, New
Haven. Conn. m20-27i3
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can you FURNISH TEAM AND
WAGoN7

WANTED-Responsihle young men, Who AZ
able TO furnish team and wagon, 20 sell o.
commission 20 farmers, the best line Of
household necessities. Tor the Oldest larr-
est and most responsible company OF m.
kind In the world. About two thousand
tnleemen now working. earning on the aver
age over 500 per month net clear nf al
expenses. Net earning OF best men, over
$500 per month Two million farmers now
using these thoroughly advertised goods Es
tablished 1868 Capital 1900. 600. Ad-
dress-fhe ). R. Watkins Co, ii3 South
Gay Street, Baltimore, Nd. m4-eod-sm
u REE ILLUSTRATED BOOK TELLS
about over 100000 protected positions
In q. s. Service More than 10000 vacan-
cies every year. There ir a big chance here
for you, sure and generous pay, lifetime
employment Easy 70 get Just ask for
booklet C-66O. No obligation. Earl Hop
kins Washington. d. c. mo-1s-2o-27
MEN WANTED. AGE is TO IS, GOOD
Nl sight. 20 prepare for hremen, about
800 monthly and brakemen $50, on nearby
railroads No strike Positions guaranteed
competent men 8. 400 sent 70 positions. state
age send stamp george II. Baker, Rail-
road Expert care Journal.
mis-, 2o,22.27,29
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New York, May 2O.-The above IL
lustration shows a party Of officers
Of the Sikh regiments Of India now in
London for the coronation. The Sikhs
were first used by Lord Give in the
subjugation of India. and later they
Evening journal., 1911-05-20
AGENTS WANTED.

GENERAL AGENT WANTED
Entirely new system. We help you Ap-
ply quickly before your territory Is gone.
Our company owns $40 acres In tho great
San Juan oil fields Of Utah Plutah Oil
Company, 500 Chronicle Bldg, San Fran
cisco, Cal. a22,29-m6.13.2O
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NUANTED-sEvERAL GOOD cARPEN.
W terH, long job and good house work Ap.
ply Vernon T. Beeby Kennett Square. Pa.
m19.2t
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BOARDING AND LODGING.

y AMILY IN WASHINGTON HEIGHTE
section will take two young men a. lodg.
Must come recommended. Address N. H
This once. 1871
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HELP WANTED-MALE-

YOU ARE WANTED FOR GOVERN
ment Position. $4,000 month.
Write for list Of positions open.
Franklin Institute, Dept 41-G. Roches-
ter, n. Y. m1S-2m
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POULTRY AND EGGS.

Z GGs FOR HATcHTNG. SINGLE COMB
- Brown Leghorns 75c per 10. vii
liam Kane. 44s South Heald ST. ats-1m-eod
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ROOMS FOR RENT.

Z OR RENT ROOMS ON THE SECOND
floor Of the best buiit building In vii.
mington and .he best location for light man.
ufacturing. Elevator am. heat Apply a.
once, Gawthrop a Bro. 1ot W. 1th 81
m2p-u
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LOST AND FOUND.

7 osT-BuNcH OF KESs BETWEEN NO
l. rs school and Silverbrook Church. Re
ward II left at Wright's Grocery Store. Sec
ond and Woodlawn avenue. m20-1
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WANTED-Two GENTLEMEN BOARD.
w ers. 1905 ratnall. ht-im
Evening journal., 1911-05-20


Nr OTICE-pARTIES CONTEMPLATING
IN matrimony will heas OF something 20
their advantage by sending for free book
''How Kate Hastened the Wedding 10 Box
B87, Washington. Del a7-u
NOTICE is HEREBY GIVEN TO ALL
AN School Taxpayers that all School Tax
for School District No. "a. Of Christana,
DEL remaining unpaid by June 3. 1911. will
be listed and placed in the hands OF a con
stable for collection.
BY order Of Commissioners.
HARRY MARSHALL,
HARRY SMITH,
WALLACE BELMONT.
m2o1t Collectors.
NIoTICE-A CANVASS OF THE VOTE OF
IN the Democratic Primary election will
take place Monday evening. May 22d, At
Democratic headquarters 61o French street
at o'clock.
Democratic City Executive Committee
Daniel p. DuRoss, Chairman.
Attest. Charles X. Lloyd, Secretary
m2O-2t
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PERSONAL

ADY Al, WORTH $4,000 WOULD
m2O-1t
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XxT xTANTED--GENTLEM BoARDERs. SD
w story front room al, convenienres. ID.
A. Phone 2466. ilos West St.
mis-eod.lm
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w JANTED-GooD ROOM AND BOARD
w for gentleman near r. & o. Station Ap.
ply 1905 clayton. ml8.eod-3t
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FOR RENT-IMMEDIATE POSSESSION.
s. Broome ST.. rooms ......se5.o 90
1905 Gilpin Ave. 8 rooms ..... $4,000
10 s, Dupont ST., rooms ..... $500
Ashley, New House, 10 rooms ,. $500
35th a Market Sts, rooms .....Si4 90
4. p, STATION. N5 shipley 81.
msw, s-tf
New-York tribune., 1911-03-21
PENSION FOR WHITE WINGS
Assembly Passes MoGrath Bill
Providing for Fund
I u. leLeerarh Il Ihs -.

Albany. March 2o-The Assembly TO-
nighr pased the bill ot Assem- lyman Nc
C,rath providing a relief pension fund for
noen1bers OF the clerical ana uniformed
forces of the New J ork City Street Clean
.pe Department Assemblyman Terry. OF
Kings County. objected 70 the passage of
rbe bill long enough 70 ind out whether
e., reouired any Of the funds OF the city 70
make I'D the pension Chairman Foley Of
me cities COMMITTEES explained that the
fund was 20 consist OF per cent OF the
salaries OF those who wish 20 participate
in t. Of the money collected in fnes from
~-c-,bers OF the department for failure 70
nArrorn their duty or Tor absence. and Of
,he money occurred from scoV and dumping
-'-,,.ilepes. Mr Foley said that about sl5.-
nno Uas collected by the ciry yearly in
r,e, ard $4,000 in dumping privileges
~ rerrv then withdrew his objection.
Another bill passed was that OF Assem-
h,v,oan Higgins. Of New York, to permit
80 Dersoas than citizens OF the United
Go. N obtain licenses for operating
-oo..irr picture apparatus IN New York
ct,v Mr. Higgins said the law requiring
,,,onsas for moving picture operator was
ICED last year. bat the restriction in 81
~, rbe licenses be given only 10 United
c..,es citizens had been found 10 be a
,,oIation OF certain treaty obligations with
other countries.
New-York tribune., 1911-03-21
CHARITIES BOARD REPORTS
1874 Persons Supported by State in
Institutions in 1910

Albany. March 1.-THE State Board ot
Charities reports that the total number ~
PERSONS supported BY the state during the
wear 1910 IN tbs state oha-ttabl and reform
atorv institutions reporting 20 the board
vas Is-. OF this number sOol we're dis
CHARGED and ..5 died leaving or the state
hands 5S8 persons The board reports
-hat the total receipts in the year vsrs
q 7s5 -< and the TOTAL expenditures N,SN,
go leaving a balance OF S+s,353 The tcta!
value ct property in these INSTITUTIONS -
N
New-York tribune., 1911-03-21
"BlG TINS" NEW DOCTRINE
What 6 the Platform Between
Friends 9"-His Bill Passed.
~ T:l:graph 70 Tie -ris4ne

Aloary March 2o-To that celebrated
Democratic doctrine What's The Constitu-
ZION between friends ." Big Tin sullivan
tonight added a companion piece" What 5
The platform between friends Democ-
racy. a. represented In he Senate. indi-
Gated tc7t 2 was Is nothing
Be I'm had On tie calendar his bill
creating the ofnce Of chief medical officer
In he Fire Department of Nev York CITY.
st a salary Of $500 a year Senator Hin
man Republican recalled the fact that
THE Democratic platform adopted a. Roch-
ester declared In the most hatfooted fashion
for home rule
The cansidats for Governor on that
platform re continued. planted his feet
sguarely or that platform The platform
and the candidate declared hatly for econ
orny and r4trenchment Now. IL seems 70
me that tbs Dill violates both these prin-
ciplss"
on. what, the platform between
friends" quened Zig TIN" with q gutar
The bill was passed with Only Senator
Hinman r-ts IN opposition.
IN the --zm mbly Senator Sullivan bill
making rhl -e'enti0n OF false weights and
measures d misdemeanor was passed
New-York tribune., 1911-03-21
ELoPED TO REVIVE ROMANCE
couple Were TO Have Been Married !,
Short Time Anyway.

Bv = coincidence, IL was learned LAST
ri-ht. Andrew Beck. a Democrats rcliu-
clan OF Williamsburg. happened 70 ne
switched On telephone wire which his
daughter lillian was using. on Friday He
heard her say that she wished her order
for wedding invitations cancelled Mr
Beck hurried home for an explanation OF
his message. and found that his daughter
had eloped ana married Carl Kistinser N
Jersey City.
The wedding was originally set for day
next week. and all the arrangements had
bean made. the father taking considerable
share in the planning Miss Beck. vho is
nov Mrs. Eistinger few DAYS before she
wuold have been had the orig nal plan been
carried out. explained IL all very nicely last
evening.
The age OF romance IL strikes me. IS
passing." she said and I decided on Fri.
dsv 10 do my share toward bringing II
aea.7 into vogue | sent word 70 Carl that
r wanted 10 elcpe. and he TONED In the
scheme moet heartily II vac Just TOO
heaurful for anything
New-York tribune., 1911-03-21
GRAB BILL. SAYS BRACKETr
Senate Passes Measure for oflcial
Newspapers in Bronx
-- graph tc The l-.71n=.l

Graph &C me --4D~4--.-
A..e-- Ler.n 20-The Senate yong u
yssss4 inc oil ot Senator stilven. pfoVlo-
f-g .o- The Designation Of two ofle.al news
pagers 81, The Bronx 70 publish the seS-
so1's laws Senator Bracket opposed i
'- t-s ground ina, II was = political meas
rr- and e graz tor pay Senator Stll"eil
raa,a.-e1 -hat the people ot The 5Ioh@
-eeta1 er---tenusrt r. this respect 7cH-
slor E1r1. OF Buffalo said he vas against
no cr.1.-- q me session laws IT any
newspaper - he'd cost New YORK state
he sad more Than $1,000 in the last tWo
Jea.s ard cc cd not believe u was worth
Cert Neyertheless. he intended 20 vote
f'- nc S-.weu BILL as Re thought tAls
printing q. 20 was 70 be done al al, ought
= b. divided evenly
Senator 1tlWers bin erecting The coun-
y CT Ire Bronx. which caused such a
'--a-l among The 1ammany men Wheh j.
go o. 20 committee. Is not 70 be advanced
i3' W1.e Us introducer said to-nish'
,1a- -e expected % have conference CT
i--4f W.-1'varous New York city lel9s!
--stls--c and pending -aat hac a4reeo to
no i.e -i.l ~ committee OF the WHois.
New-York tribune., 1911-03-21
GAfN0R BACKS A CANDIDATE
He Writes TO Thomas II Bren-
nm 4 Democrat. IN Southold.

-. James. Long Island, March %
Mayor Gavacr has sent the following letter
70 Thomas II Brennan. who has received
the Democratic nomination for Superinten-
dent Of Highways Of tne town OF southold.
Thomas n Brennan 1r, Es1
Dear Mr. Brennan ] am glad ths- you
are nominated tor Town Superintendent OF
GiiQhvays y Is time that our money
should oe intellleertly spent or our roads
and not wasted, and am certain that you
vii spend II properly and keep the roads
IN order The people should also sea what
they are doing IN voting for assessor
TIE little places % poor people srs valued
arc assessed I'D high for taxation, whereas
The large rarbor estatss are assessed ct an
assessed a. only from one-tith y one
tenth OF their value. while he small places
are assessed nearly Up 20 their fun value
This IL z great wrong The law requires
fEat al BE assessed on the same ratio or
basis II is a criminal offence tc evsie or
disobev this law We want assessors who
vii be impartial ana not under The intiu-
snce ~ anv one Very truly yours,
" GAINO1.
New-York tribune., 1911-03-21
10th TO GET BACK FAY.
Innocent Convict Will Not Return to
Austria renniless
~ Telegraph 10 The Tribune

Pittsburg. March 3c-Andrew 10th who
was released from the Western Peniten-
t!ary after serving twenty years for tho
murder of Michael Quinn a Watchrlan az
the Edgar Thomson Steel Works, will leave
Pirtsburg for austria on May ! 70 meet
his wife. whom he has not seen In twenty
eight wears deathbed confession cleared
10th OF the crime.
When 10th was arrested there uas &a
coming % him in wages AT the Edgar
Thomson plant This will be paid him with
per cent compound interest. In the mean
time the Savonic Roman Catholic Churcn
and a Slayonic society are raising money
by subscription 10 enable him 70 visit nia
old home
State Senator Charles II. Kline VIII IN
troduce a bin in the Legislature 10 pay
10th and others similarly situated 80 q
year
New-York tribune., 1911-03-21
PRIMARY BILL IN At LAST
Senator LOOMS Thinks It : High
Time Subject Was Taken Up
.-5-ata -o 4-7 4 80


A.5s-~. March II -Sensto- LOOMS. Dem
e1-s-. o- Eu-a'o introduced 7o-nlght a ci-
- primary rtr applying 10 all Offices
sr-s5- s-.-- --51=s II is oased largely on
- --rl-crau- League measure of last
y,l. ~-.-a IS 10 form the basis ~ the ad-
n.!-ls--a-o- d.u which Is 70 be introduced
later .- --- year The bill aoo-ishes al
---~---t,-- save state conventions. and
--o-..- -- --ar delegates 10 the state con-
ve,-.s r. dominated directly az The pri-
-s-=s
-.s -.- ts ao- intended 70 forestall any
sl-i- --r2--7 measure. said senator
Loom ny -1.rk. however. il is rn1e-nlsl.
--e---s- rre promise Of the RocAes'er
rorr----- es 20 st&te-~ide dlreot prl-
mare should ae fulfilled. think also
osta --.-l. ~ this importance should not
r. e-..-s5 .r-r the closing days of The
1850. u1e- full discussion may not D.
New-York tribune., 1911-03-21
e,r,e SHOT olsruRas sHeRRVs.

The report Of a rife rang out IN sherry's
restaurant. AZ Fifth avenue and i4th street.
vesterday afternoon Luncheon parties
uere startled when they heard some one
had been shot The trouble was IN the
basement where the second engineer Rob
ert Peattis. vas cleaning Stevens rife.
which accidentally went of The bullet
bit a chunk of coal in the engine room.
.bounded and inflicted grazing 'wound on
the abdomen Of Samuel Marecsek. one Of
the bakers Dr. cook. ~ Flower Hospital,
dressed the wound. and the baker went
: lack 10 his WORK.
New-York tribune., 1911-03-21
FJCKETINo BILL DEFEATED
Rejected by Massachusetts, senate-A-
lowed Peaceful Persuasion.

Boston. March 20.-The peaceful picket
,r7. bill. an important labor measure. was
kiIl.d in the Massachusetts Senate late
TO-DAY. when President TreaGvay voted
against the measure. causing tie vote.
On a rising vote the bill was rejected. i
20 u
Tn. bill would permit peaceful persua-
sion" with str.ksbreakers On The part or
men WHO are on strike A move 10 recon
slider the vote will be made tomorrow.
The bill has pased ths House
New-York tribune., 1911-03-21
BILL WOULD PBoTEcT BANKS
Transmission Of Dsrngatory Statements
ny Rumors Made , Felony.

Albany. March 20-1he transmission OF
s,s-er,ents or rlmors directly or By infer
ere. d.roeatory 20 the financial condition
Of any BANKER or banking institution IS
made a felony punishable BY fine OF not
r,o-s than s. ~ or Imprisonment for three
ear ~ bo-h. in a bill introduced ~ As
senblyman ONeil
Another bill b. Mr oNsl makes break
,,- into : building With intent % commit
crime and openins or attempting 70 open
= vault or similar place - Use of explo-
sives burglar in ths second degree. punish
stla bv imprisonment tor not less than
,a,.nrv-Ave years nor more than forty
wears
New-York tribune., 1911-03-21
EXCHANGE OF PROFESSORS
Harvard's Arrangement with Leading
French Universities.
a sale
[Ry Telegraph 70 rh. rribun. J

Cambridge, Mass. March N.-Fresldent
Lowell to-day confirmed the report that
Harvard will soon have an arrangement
with France by which the Leading profes-
sor5 ot The French universities viii come
- Harvard. which will in return send her
foremost scholars 10 lecture IN France.
Harvard will receive IN alternate years
professor from France. and in those years
will send an exchange professor 10 France,
probably beginning next year.
New-York tribune., 1911-03-21
CARLISLE TO TALK WITH DIX
Will Confer To-day on Investigation
Of Public Service Board.

Albanv March 1--John y. Carlisle, ot
Vatertorr former Public Service ComUis-
sloner. VINO has begun IN investigation INTO
the workings Of tie New York City Pubic
s.rvice Commission, ts n Albany 70 center
uith Governor Dix rsgard.ng The inquiry
re Axpects 20 rnse- tts Governor -o-ror-
-ov- when II Is understood he will discuss
with him the probable date Of adjourn
roen- =. the LEGISLATURE Cor The purpose OF
learning y II will r. possible tor MN TO
report his findings before that time
Sir. Carlisle has established headquarters
a. The Hotel Belmont. Nev York am mas
arranged 70 hold public meetings AT tne
Engineering soc:etys BuildinS. beginning
on Arril 1 =, 10 e N.
New-York tribune., 1911-03-21
NEW BALLOT IN CALIFORNIA,

Sacramento. Cal. March % -Governot
Johnson to-day signed the Boynton Aus.
tralian ballot bill. which eliminates all
party emblems from the ballot ard compels
the elector TO make hts mark opposite the
name OF each candidate for whom he de-
sires 20 vote Provision is also made for
the rotation OF names on the halxA
New-York tribune., 1911-03-21
TO AWARD ROAD CONTRACTS
Tloae for e3.7OO,0Oo Worth VIII Be
Let This Week

Aoa-y. Ia.ch 9-The state Hisn"a,
,onn'.sal-n w.l- award contracts THIS "eeN
i,- q. r.ez @. good roads in various paru
q, -Ae safe. aggrsgatirg $500 900 These
@ie t.l contracts that were held up sew
L. ec,s ago - tee reauest of Governor
10 u..i.. re prooCs8ls could be exanl!hsH
-..-. Engineer Bensel. Later the - ~
90 asked t1e commits ssion 70 a"sIo 'i'e
Sa.acls -------
New-York tribune., 1911-03-21
NEEDN'T DELIVER AUTO PLATEs
Justice Chester Decides It's Not Up TO
the secretatY Of state

aloany. Aarcn
.--oyghou- the state wil either have %
raw for the delivery ot automobile number
ria-as from the Office q the Secretary Of
s-ere or coma ard get them. eccordirs 70
4s-ts,or ~ Justice Alden Chester today
New-York tribune., 1911-03-21

The Ministry OF Public instruction Of tss
French government will choose the gro
fessor 20 come 20 Harvard. and will dess.
nate the French university 70 which ths
Harvard professor Will be sen. Ar es-
change of ,rudents between the two uni
versities Will also oe arranged
New-York tribune., 1911-03-21

ncrats-Sheehar Littletor,
Ke-1nr. s OH-ien. 2. sulzer !. Carlisle.
/, Carlnody. I. Eoocy. Republicans--
Depew ; Total vote cas-. = No quorum
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1911-05-06
NJ NAMARAS
ARE ARRA|GNED
TWO BROTHERS ARE FORMALLY
BEFORE THE COURT AND THE
NUMEROUS INDICTMENTS ARE
READ.
BY Associated Prssa.

Los Angeles, May 5.-Jno. McNa-
mara, secretary Of the International
Bridge & Structural Iron Workers AS
ISOLATION, was formally arraigned be-
fore Judge Bordwell today, charged
with murder and dynamiting, and his
brother, ]. B. Mcnamara was ar
raigned on the charge of murder, all In
connection with the explosion In the
Times building. costing twenty one
lives. Ortie McManigal was not ar
raigned. The date to plead was fixed
as June 1.
Accused with the brothers in the in
dictment were William Captain, al
legged assistant of ]. B. Mcnamara in
the explosion, and four others, masked
by the names of John Doe, Richard
Doe, John Stiles and Jane Doe. Dis
trict Attorney Ford then read the other
eighteen indictments, one of which
charges all but ]. B. Mcnamara with
dynamiting the Llewllyn Iron Works
last Christmas.
Counsel for the defense contend there
is at least one bailable charge. that
accusing j. ]. Mcnamara of placing
explosives at the iron works and asked
bail. The district attorney replied that
Mcnamara is also indicted for murder
and 1t was useless to bring up the mat
ter. The court and counsel will confer
on the matter next Tuesday.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1911-05-06

maintenance Of way employees are ex-
pected to call off their strike In a day
or two.
The ending of the freight handlers
controversy came after a meeting of
the committee of twenty nine railroads
conducting the wage negotiations for
the freight handlers. 1t was decided
that the employees of each road should
meet their general managers to cor
rect grievances in the individual
freight houses. The demand for an
increase in wages was withdrawn.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1911-05-06
FIRE AT LAKE CHARLES.
BY AssoeIated pr...

Lake Charles, La, May 5.-FIre early
To-Day destroyed seven business houses
at Nincton. The aggregate loss In
about $4,000.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1911-05-06
PEACE BETWEEN FREIGHT
HANDLERS AND RAILROADS
BY Associated Press.

Chicago, May 5.-Peace between the
freight handlers of Chicago and th'
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1911-05-06
NEGRO ELEcrRocUTEp.

Raleigh, n. c., May 5.-Trembling
In every muscle and wailing In pitiful
tones that he held i'll will against no
one, Lewis West, the negro who killed
Deputy Sheriff George Mumford and
seriously injured the chief of police at
wilson, N. c.. on February 2, was cleo
uocuted today. West, with q gang Of
criminals, was In a resort at Wilson
when officers sought to arrest him. A
desperate fight ensued. Posses secured
the state for days and West was cap
tured at Maxton, N. C.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1911-05-06
ONE WOMAN KILLED AND
OTHERS HURT IN JOY RIDE
BY Associated Press.

Newburgh, N. Y, May 5.-One wom-
an was killed, a man and g. woman
fatally hurt and fourth person is
missing as a result of a disastrous 10y
ride" early today. About four miles
from the city the car ran into a ditch,
struck wall and turned over. Mrs.
Anna Toner was crushed to death,
Mrs. Pearl Grant was badly hurt about
the head and John Campbell. the
chauffeur, suffered a broken arm and
fractured ribs. Frank Kinerly disap-
peared. Campbell is liable to prosecu-
ton for manslaughter under the state
law
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1911-05-06
WILL CHANGE NAME TO
SONS CONFEDERATE VETERAN;
On Aaaociated Preaa.

Montgomery. Ala, May 5.-Owing
a misconstruction frequently placed Q
the initials OF the United Sons of Cor
federate Veterans, leading to the 81
lief that the organization is connect
with the United States, an effort VI
be made at the Little Rock reunion b
change the name of the organizations
Sons of Confederate Veterans" o
do this 1t will necessitate an amel-
ment te the general constitution.
The matter was discussed by he
local camp of sons at a meeting lst
night. The camp win decide Ext
Wednesday night how it viii vo. on
the proposed change in the name.