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PILES! PILES! PMESs

Williams Indian Pile Ointment wfi5 cure Blind, Bleeding and Itching Piles. It absorbB the tumorg, &lIayu itching at once, acts as 2 podItlee. gives instant relief Willlams' Ina dian Pile Ointment is prepared foy Piles and itching of the private parts. Sold by druggists, mail soc and S1.0a. Williams Mfg Co. props, Cleveland. 9. Sold by McCammon & =Soa.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1911-01-11
Marriage.

''Aaeriase." said the serious man. "y an educa ton In itself"
 'Yss." commented old Crouch. ii teaches you what not to do after yan kave done it."-BostOn Transcript.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1911-01-11
You Will Buy i. Mary Verna Mining Co.'s Stock

if in
 It ten-to-ons bet 10 / You for short time buy tho value One Dollar share. the following 200 sharee $500 cash $50O for 400 shares $100 600 shares $1500 cash and $15 month 800 shares $2O00 cash $2000 1000 share $25O0 month months The Directors have all belonging to the have O0OO This proposition that The opportunity a adencose with Mining Co, 446 Randolph Bldg, Tenn
 Officers of the Mary Mining Company are:
 c. w.
 G.. Robbins
 ant Directo Phillips Thomasvle, Ga l. O. Robbins Tupelo Miss D. H. Hall New Albany McCrary Byhaia Mha E. J. Henry Hawknsvlle, Ga H. T McAister C. w
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1911-01-11

Lsws of our nei.hbor Is the onl, door ont of the dungeon of self.-Mas Do0aid
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1911-01-11

bR RENT-4 ROOM HOUSE WITH hall, with five acre pasture in con |nection an ideal place for party de- |siring to enter the dairy business.
 las it is in the heart of resident ds- |trict.-Chas. Haycock, 113 Pine St. If.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1911-01-11

|OR RENT-TWO STORY, SEVEN room dwelling, 1908 West Sixth ave. |strictly modern hay ng electric
 |ghts, bath with Instantaneous heat
 f. Barn and outbuildings. Will lease for term of years, if des red |-Chas Haycock, 113 Pine St. If
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1911-01-11

Directors are: P. D. Phillips, Thomasville, Ga D. H. Hall, New Albany, Miss. E. J. Henry, Hawkinsville, Ga c. W Young, Memphis, Tenn.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-04-24

To- make II still larger aud better
Children's day viii hr observed Ia the
school the SECOND Suuia, of June. Au
offering VIII then bc takon for our
orphans homo at lincoln. Ncb.
Preaching at ~ on Lessons After
Easter AZ Witch hour The risen
glory of the Lord was discussed The
presence of Christ In the resurrcc-
tion body, freely mngling with the
people. proves the prophecy of lif"
beyond the grave. That We shall Dee
as ~, was ~ ahundantly evident, for
H. is the first fruit of them that
Slept That which death destroys *
only earthly. and as such could not
go with the soul 10 heaven. The
fl"shly body nov binders the iull ac-
tiVitN OF the soul ANA su must return
10 dust when the spirit RETURNS 10
God Who gave II. The risen savior
shows his absolute dominion over sin
and death and the grave. Ills iuli
glory appears when We behold him a.
risen indeed. ana again appearing
unto the world with the son ot Man
as Victor over the grave. none need
fear TIA, forces OF death. lie II Is
who has brought life aud Immortality
To- light.
In the afternoon the pastor curlA-
tened tho child ot Nj. ana Mrs John
Bee, kcr at their home "a, Gli West
Marble avenue.
The christian EnG"utor hour Was
most helpful To- the young people
They ~" proving th"msclY,s capable
Workers Tor the church. success -
coming to tins new venture ~ tho
ranks of our CONGREGATION.
! The evening sormuu treated oi
/ Christ o. bearing the sins of The peo-
pie ~, alone has removed the bar
ricr between God and man without
| SIN himself TO-, brcumr sin for ms that
We might i've unto righteousness. ne
! behold Gnd with thu spiritual eyes an,
sins (which So easily bosot ua must
b., taken away 10 do this the son
ct cod was mad, flesh uud daclt
among us
The pastor r.port.d am uruD,oicury
raised for THIS ~'uUuird year cndtng
/ with April
tn" Rock, Mountain synod. with
| which - Puuls be- connected. meets
! iu Denver bogiuning MAJ This con-
grcgatlou viii hay, the u'.t report it
its history ana 10 b. determined Il
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-04-24
SOUTHERN PRINTERS
HOLD CONVENTION
Printers Cost Congress of
Southeastern States Organ
lied in Atlanta; Question of
Economics Discussed.

\tlani1 us., Aret 1i.--pue hun-
Dire ompl0sius printers Wlu nave
shops iu the southern states met
THURSDAY morning 81 the Sew kim
bali FOR three days convention, al
which tine, Viii discuss means of
economy particularly the establish
mcnt ot q cost system for printers,
and win 'nrm themselves into "a per-
manrnt organization Tho convention
b. known J- tho Printers cost CONF
gr,s, rt tlr -nuJhenstrrn states
con-, cot the speakers explained
1hursdal morning that the congress
will mot consider the question pf ufI .r-
cog labor except ~ they pertain tu
economy Tho oojcct OF Ia ,ou.rr-
uon i- to BRING about co-ouom'Ito
cnort on the part of cmplo, ms pra
crs la tho south 10 cut down expenses.
Th, convention Viii hr -.H.r.
inter, Stag To- business men l.t..
ln addition To going into "a .i|H .I
tho printing business Do WITH I,tI
broadly Nith the question 90 .,Ilum
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-04-24

and converted King Ethclhcrt of
Kent This was the beginning of
Christian history for that people. The
Very next century Wo find them be-
ginning TRANSACTIONS OF the scripture
into the vcruaculnr Cacdmon. Aid
hclm. Guthlac ana the venerable Brdc
we're lllustrious names in this cause
THE poet Chauccr is considered
the founder of ENGLISH litcrat are,
Wei. right side by side with him In
point Of time we lind John Wycliffc.
This man RS rightly known as the
morning star Of the reformation HIS
work was vastly more voluminous hud
influential in English life and letters
than was thauccrs. He was the nu-
thor ot many manuscript portions uf
the scriptures that were the nspiru-
tion uf dcvout men and women dur
ing th, next century ana a half. Fifty
wears after his death the bones of wv
cltttc were Engraved by the prelatos.
burned and The ashes cast into the
, brook swift
"Thr ucNt great character in Bible
dale As young man he had rcsolV-
ed that ID God spared his lifc he
would make the plowboys more ia
miliar with the scriptures than we're
the learned Ills hfc was given 20
J Bible translation He was driven
from England doggod lay papal spies
and finally imprisoned, stranglcd ana
burned liut ne had succeeded ln
smuggling Guu copies of the Scrip
lures into England
"Tindalc's last words we're % praN
er. Lord open the eyes ut the KING
az England The PRAYER was hardly
| uttered TN answered. In thv next
century eight versions OF the Scrip-
lures were published aud freely circu-
lated In England
when james / came to Ia, throu,
IT pleased his fancy to undertake i
/ translation of the Bible royalty an.
! thori1cd so faithful and thorough
Was the work of the forty mine trans
! lHturs that this version was Acceptable,
and Ina common use for two centuries
| aud a hall II combined the excel
lencivs of previous versions ana has
| stood without peer Tor ricur. Inn.
| pid English expression.
owing to changes la idiomdti,
usage during So long a time ds Wet
AZ improvements ia ga, Greek and
Hebrew texts. and, perhaps. NOR,
oNact understanding of some terms
tb, modern revised version was pro.
Irctrd. lt vas begun Ia lN10 Tn,
New Testament Wus finished in 1881
the Dld Testament IN 1855 Two com
lmittr,S American and English. co
operated su that each portion of tbs
Scripture passed through five revi
sious hrforr the unal acceptance.
In inol tnr translation was pub
ltshrd Incorporating IN ihc text TIA,
lprcf,rr,d readings ot the American
commttty, WHiyN had at first ap
peared u the appendix This Ameri
can standard REVISED version Is tn
best version nor Nm,uoan students %
the Hihl'
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-04-24

lowed bS Or Wilde, who VIII make
his inaugural address.
The new head of the university viii
not Immediate take NJ his residence
IN the house prov ided TO- the presi-
dent, bur VIII at first reside with Pro-
IL ssor Goudrch According to arr
rangemenis nov under consideration
he will not occupy tae house regular
~ set aside for the president OF the
university untl after the close of tho
academic yea.
The inauguration Of the new head
at ia. territorial font OF Wisdom will
be attended by much ceremony and
Will b" a event of great interest not
alone IN Tucson, hut In an parts p'
ARIZONA a. we'll The fact tina, tn,
governor viii participate WIN" many
other distinguished ArIonans VIII oc-
cupy seats on the platform, adds
greatly to the dignity ~ tho pyocerd'
ing rs well as giving an additional
tone of s"lcmnity as an Official ac'
worthy of general cogni2anco.
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MORGAN OECORATES
HIMSELF NOW
American Financier Buys In
sigma of Order of Fleece and
Hangs 1t About His Own
Neck; Once Worn By King

Paris, April "a piorponl Mol'
gan, who is nov in Paris. Is privileged
TO wear II he lcsircs, the famous gem,
Christ on the Column, which Henry
III used to wear suspended from a
chain round his neck ,lhc collar OF
the Order OF the Golden Fleece.
Morgan bought the Column ia
1903 AMI II now has a place IN his cot
lection al art works ana antiquities ~
London. IL IL probable that II viii hf
taken 10 The United States, with other
gems, before long. II Is one oi the
mos, marvellous art works OF the SIN.
tocnth century II u OF gold enamel
and cui crystal, with chasings when
represent the highest triumphs OF the
carvcr's art
The Jewel Is being much talked
about IN Paris just now because at
the conviction, In The Court OF rs
sises OF the Seine, few DAYS ago, ol
Voiset the servant who stole II from
the famous splitter collection several
years ago voiset was long a Fugitive
from Justice. The theft of this par
ticular work of art proiitcd him little
ioi W s'iu " W az an Nh"ii hH W.
forty francs So
The dealer hargalned we'll TOT
shortly after acquiring the Column
he sold Il 10 NJ Seligmann. a collector
Tor 10000 francs ts2.o0ol Scligmani
ALSO was good business man, iol
when ! Pierpnnt Morgan came alonl
aud east longing eyes toward IN,
jewel the collector offered 10 dispose
OF Il for $4,000 francs s6.6o0D Nor
gan accordingly paid this amount ioI
II.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-04-24
The Churches



Ntrhdcacpn Warren in ST Johns
Episcopal church yesterday delivered
an cl"qucnt aud consoling scrmon on
the ttNt, Lowest Thou Ne. from
Juhl NNl-15. Thc preacher said ~
part,
"Whatcvcr other use this incident
ma hc nut To-. III, significance Co Us
Is ~ VA, revelation II makes of Jesus
persistent craving FOR human love.
Remember, my people, that Jesus has
passed through the JAWS of death.
This Is a narrative of Jesus attitude
iu human souls. after he has wrench
ed the iron gates from thu rhmpar,s
nf hell and east n the dcptls
beneath. The Lord strong aud
mighty. the lord might 10 battle
-til asks for human love.
From Peter HIS wc have seen
that In passing through the cNpcr-
i,ncr watch We call death We shall
continue 10 exist conscious of our
Identify We next saw from from -
Lukc's gospel NNlN 30 that il Is pos
.iblc for human natui' To- Eve on the
earth when the mortal has put on
immortality, frcc from restraint 81
laws ~ the material order Let Us
nov So" from this present incident.
that II H. posi- Die to pass through
death and retain ~ drIctcrlstics
los which We wer. known
Love ~ the chief characteristic hN
which our master vas knoNu IN his
humility The incJration and the pas
sion were evidences of his love.
Greater love hath no man than this.
that man lay down mis- NE for a
friend John XVII ~ he saw IA"
day of his passion approach aud his
human heart thlrsted FOR deeper love,
he tried tu draw his disciples closer
by calling them not servants but
friends joan Nv -. last word
from tHc cross was an appeal tu John
fnr an act 90 love John Mn -
Love has been rightly designated as
thr greatest, most enduring poNor 90
I liir. Jesus reveals that the crN for
love persists b, Nuud the gray" M
paradis" he preached because he lut.
ed When he came bacN from tho
grave, he saw Mary deep iu tnr de-
SPAR OF sorrow. Mark ms trldci
, toncs Mary. In this Incident, th,
simple humanity OF tho apostle Nas
! the basis on which tho Lord based
| his plea Pass over tn este alton oi
! simon Ia his aposteiship. Ne seems
to say Ia aim. simon, you have seen
most of my compassion, further int
my heart, I have b, slowed AN ahund-
ant loV" on you. You have dared
again and again IL ask for higher
service and more conspicuous dis
tinction. Though all men should b'
offended. yet viii ! never deny thee.
| simon de- you love me-
French In his SYNONYMS of tn
New Testament, Sec MI, draws th'
distinction actM"cn ~" TWO wnrd'
which are used for lovr.i Ia English
III. subtle shade Of meaning H. no
expressed The context must shoy
what degree or character uf love u
meant iul ~ tAr present test on
master uses one word for love aud ~
mon another. The lord asks for
lnvr which dovotos choice. mcntn
conviction and SELF recognition of IN
fact llni simon only darrs To- ono
" love which eSprcss's natural emo
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-04-24

ton. Jesus asks twice for the higher
love, simon Offers without self assur-
anc". Co give the lower love. The
ma en- then SAYS. simon, IL I may
not nave a greater love, may have
IA" lesser. II was then thai simon
cried out 100 tn, bitt-resi pain. Yea,
Lord tlou knoVcst al things Thou
knoWcst tuat ! love thee.
The revelation is as | have said 4.
we may puss through death and Pc
tain IN, characteristic oy which Sc
were known. The change of the ma.
terinl bod, docs not involve a change
of character ON the last cay there
shall be- a ,surroction OF the Just and
the unjust Oh. prepare. nay dear
people fnr th, resurrection of tn, iuSt
But the -piritual instruction b. con-
tanned IN "a, fact that death aud hell
we're moi strong enough To- change
our blessed StNIors love Tor III.
Think an, people, this night in
thc hoay "a of heavens, the very hu-
man heart. watch throbbcd for ms on
earth cries out To us stnl, oh. by
that tired body footsorc aud bleeding
lbs the precious wounds can YOU re-
sist such pl ing: II b. said that
Satan appeared To Saint Martin arr
raNod in splendid vostm snts. with a
crown On his brow and said. Behold
me-. Martin I'm Jesus, your King
hut Martin answered, II o. not thus
that | know ur savior. Where are
IN, murlts pt .pver'
My pcopl, win YOU be deceived.
VIII YOU mistake pride and regal
state for loN. behold my hands ana
my feet "lrsls Christ, our tender
fri, M plead roI the oNidrnv" ct that
tender PERSONAL affection. Low" like
floods of On, ocean can nos requite
his love NI YOU SAY t. him nay
Not for c1rtI aud not tor heaven. lc'
hint pa-s AWAY, M people come, LEI
us pray
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-04-24
aoid aud Hroadwa, church Of Christ,

IN, sunday morning service was
given a. the Celebration of the three
hundrrdth anniversary Of the Sing
James Version of tn. Bible This was
On harmon Win the recommendation
made gcu,rdl throughout England
and America rhe subject presented
b, r"v MIR Williams was "rhc story
ot tn English Bible"
Nv waA OF introduction the speak
cr commended IN strong terms 1890
work OF th' american Bib, society
which h, said. by its presence iu
mission urld~. home and foreign ls
multiplNing hc,uud calculation the rt.
ficirncN uf our missionaries and
preachers.
"Thc story of the English Ebl,
| might better Ac called the romano,
81 tho English Bible There II no tal,
] of love aud adventure whether ir
history ar fiction, that exceeds Il o.
the strength Of it's lines or In IA,
fas, nation "f ~ characters
| "C hristiauiN is the religion of q
book. of tn' book. and as such ncC.s,
sarilY appeals "a the intelligence al
men Wherever II goes IL intulCatr'
| ind, pcndcuco OF thought and mora
,rosuonsihilitN irefined standards ot
! literatlr, aud rloquenco. respect fol
written Law That has made our mod
"rn republics With their statutut, cont
stitutions possible.
'Thr Anglo saxon mind has alWay'
been u,Duliurlv ready To- accept th,
doytr,n, "i an open Bible Iur th'
common people. Augustine and uu
m"nNa cntvrod England ia aa1 4. -
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-04-24
PLAN RECEPTION TO
ARIZONA PROFESSOR
Head ot University ttcccntly Chosen
VII, ~ Given Ito,ai Wcl.s"nc
When lie Comes Ia Tucson Nny Is.

Tucson. Ariz.. April at.--Thc re-
gents OF the University Of Arizona
have made announcements of the
ceremonies which VIII attend the in
stnllation In office of Dr. \ ". Wilde,
recently chosen as president of III"
Institution. who is Ia arrive IN Tucson
on the morning 81 May 3. This IN
cludss a public ceremony To- be held
AZ the Tucson opera house Ia Ice par
ticipated Ia by Governor sloan and
other distinguished Arizonans.
The inaugural ceremonies VIII IL
held on The evenlnl<sof May u IN the
Tucson opera house, Governor sloan
who was requested Ia niroduoe Dr
Wilde 10 the public has signiiied hi'
Willingness 10 do So Tic viii be fol'
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-04-24
TITLED N0blEMAN
WINS HE|RESS
Baron Won Schrader. ST. Louis
Clerk. Wins Consent Of
Family; Divorces Husband
Marries Millions.

ST. Louis, Mo. April % Baron
TORS office OF the F'ricso ra..way. who
b engaged To- we'd Tho former Mrs
Irene sanford Bchr an hotr,ss 90
l2ls West pinr boulevard, has be-
come acceptable to his hanccos family
ptcrnigat.
\ few dats before Miss sanford
webs %. titled railroad clerk her
divorced husband, Bcnjamin i.oslic
Bchr. viii we'd Miss Edith lehman.
chicago hel.ess Ia t20.Qoo,ooo.
Al, mother and the entire family
VIII attpnl the Wedding. Nhicl will %,
at our homr, about June T. said Mrs.
Bort lawpin. sister tp tae bride-elcct.
Friday
WI n Mrs LaWnin told q reporter
Tor the Times Thursday, of her sis
tors bothrnthai. she voluntarily added
ti neither she nor y, mother wouln
utt"rh the ceremony Were roman
Catholics. yuu Klow, said Mrs Law
min, land buth my sister and ia.
Baron have been divorced
The change - attitude IN the sam
ford family took place overnight. for
Mrs Lawnin was lnsistrnt Friday
that there were no objections 10 the
nhrou entering tn" Family. she said
the couple would tour Europe ON their
honeymoon. ana probsbiy would live
lu ~ Louis upon their return.
Asked " tie baron would continu,
lis duties as an cmployc Of the Frisco
after his rctura. Mrs. i.nWnin assert "a
she aid not know She al~n stated
ia, family did not care 10 annnuuc,
how long tht baron had been court ne
her sister Ms sister har been vers
popular and has had many suitors,
said Mrs Lawnin.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-04-24

do tar better things la the coming
sNnudical Ncar
Christian Endoavor sociablc will
hc held Friday night at tho McLal
home AZ SOL West Marble avenue Tho
Ladies' Aid meets ut the parsonage
"Wednesday afternoon. The council
meets Tuesday night. instead OF Mon
day, at the office of nr EastcrdaN
Tn. recently elected members of the
council were Installed at The morning
service.
All services are Ia the English Ian
guagc.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-04-24

Corner West Su,rl auI sixth street
Rev. W : Oh,rhnlHHr pastor This
church spent a day OF blessed artiN-
ity The SUNDAY school r1~ Won at
tended uud MANY h,ipiul truths
drawn from the lesson 'nt 'o' iaN.
The school Is growing m interest aud
numbers aud an earnest dcsup exists
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-04-24
SIS. 1 xs1 sIees s sSRa

Contagious Blood Poison
intended
the And when these mini
smoleing life
symptoms liberated mouth and throat brown a soe
with increased Nttnce
Contagious Blood Poison by purifying the blood aud keg inc
condition all the while tS
vegetable entirely roots
her blood y ON te
removed blood nt also
with noushing powers
all blood
treatment Book aud ne"
free. s. $ drug
the SWIFT SPECIFIC co, ATLANTA. GA
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-04-24

For the best saddle horses IN tho city
call phone No. 8. w. l.. Trimble. lls
N. end ~.
Evening journal., 1911-12-01
THANKSGIVING DANCE.

The THANKSGIVING dance Of the
Terpsichore Club will be given tomor-
row evening in Pythian Castle.
Evening journal., 1911-12-01
This Lotion Better
Than Face Powder

"The remarkable improvement in
feminine compilations the past few
years" says Mrs. Mae Martyr, writ
ing for the Los Angeles Bulletin. lis
due chiefly to discaring face powders
and using some good lotion.
"One OF the least expensive and
best face lotions can be made by dis
solving ounces spurmax in 1-2 pint
hot water, to which has been added
? teaspoonfuls glycerine or il you
prefer, use witch-hazel instead of
water. as it dries quicker. Apply spar
ingly to the skin and rub lightly un-
I'll it yanishes. This cleanses the skin
of blackheads, pimples and other inn
purities. banishes wrinkles roughness
and gives to the complexion a dainty
pink and white glow The spurmax
lotion soon overcomes oiliness and is
invisible when on"
Evening journal., 1911-12-01
GEORGETOWN

Special to THE EVENING JOURNAL.
GEORGETOWN, Del. Dec. l.
Charles Hamblin. of near Selbyville
will move on the farm of Frederic f.
Warrington, the first of the year.
The Ushers' Union OF Wesley NJ Il.
Church held a social at the parsonage
Tuesday night. each member present
taking a guest
The work of installing steam heat
in the Masonic Temple has been COM
pleted by the contractor John p
Richards, of Olney, Pa.
John S. Vaughan, was given a sur
prise party by number of his friends
on Monday night
There is talk of opening Laurel
street from Race to Railroad avenue.
The last settlement with the Coun-
ty Treasurer. Harry f. Wilgus, OF
Roxana shows that orders amounting
to S4,14314 drawn on account of the
October term Of court were paid off
by him.
The fifth aninyersary of Grace M.
h Church. Niillsboro, will be observ-
ed on December 10, when an all-day
meeting will be held The Rev. J. n.
Gardner will have with him the Rev.
DR.. Levister. editor OF The Metho-
dist.
Evening journal., 1911-12-01
VERY sPECIAL-sILKs.

Another 5000 yards OF Japanese
Silk Muslins, come IN all shades
and black, value 25c ........15c
All our 65c storm serges viii be
offered at 5Oc even for this sale.
Evening journal., 1911-12-01
ATTACK GIRL
ON WAY HOME

While on her way home Tuesday
hight. Miss Helen Smith. aged Is
years, Of No. s26 Broome street, was
attacked by strange white man, who
was frightened away by her screams
and the approach Of neighbor. The
same man attacked, a few nights
ago, the two daughters Of Daniel Nc
Bride, OF No. S34 Broome street Resi-
dents in the neighborhood say that
they will take summary vegeance if
they capture the guilty person.
Evening journal., 1911-12-01
ONLY ONE BOY
AS CORN GROWER

Special to THE EVENING JOURNAL.
DOVER, Del, Dec. 1.-Exhibits arc
already arriving for the Delaware
Corn Show, to be held here under
state auspices, but under the corn as
scoiation's management. December IA
and 10 The only competitor in the
boys contest in which il was hoped
to enlist many in all counties. is Will
liam v. Steen. of Dagsboro. who. IS
"some corn grower" for a boy. One
of his acres measures out sixty-three
bushels
Evening journal., 1911-12-01
TWINS THIS TIME
IN DOVER FAMILY

Special to THE EVENING JOURNAL.
DOVER, Del, Dec. 1.-"When you
present the twins to the lodge, we Will
have an open night" wrote the Off
cials of Central Lodge, Knights Of
Pythias, to their fellow member,
Thomas Hargrove, of Camden, on
Wednesday.
News of the arrival of the twins
had been reported through the even
ing among the lodge men because a
pair of boys, coming at once, is not
an everyday report in Della ware The
lodge. thereupon, wrote 90 Mr.. Har-
grove, enclosing in the letter two
silver spoons for the babies.
Evening journal., 1911-12-01
DONE BY A WANT "AD'

Want a nice, obliging clerk
To work around the store;
A little Journal" Ad, will bring
A dozen to your door.