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Evening journal., 1911-03-22
ACTIVITY AMONG THE
TEMPERANCE WOMEN

Temperance women throughout the
State have shown great activity dur
ing the past month; memorial Fran
ces e. Willard meetings being a red
letter day feature which was cele-
brated by Wilmington, Milton. Lewes.
Lillian Cade, Dover Y. Cheswold. Fred
erica, and Smyrna unions. Frederick
union presented portrait of Miss
Willard TO the public schools. Wash
ington's birthday was delightfully."- cell
ebrated by Cheswold union.
Dover union and Y have added sub
stantially to their funds by a lunch
con, tea, and bake. Their new presi-
dent is Mrs Ella NJ. Benton.
Kent county union made plans for
their spring Institute during a meet
ing which they were entertained at
the home of the county president,
Mrs Imogene Clifton. Sussex county
executive committee met at the home
Of Mrs. Jones in Georgetown on Feb
ruary %, and were entertained al
luncheon. Sussex county convention
will be held at Bridgeville on May 3.
Kent county convention will be held
at CheswOld on May 10.
Georgetown is trying a new scheme
of fining every member five cents for
appearing without her white ribbon
badge Slaughter Neck union has four
new members.
The re-submission of the prohibit
tion amendment i'm Maine has called
the national president, Mrs. Lillian
NJ. Stevens, and the vice-president al
large, Miss Anna A. Gordon, to resi-
dence at Portland, Me.
Evening journal., 1911-03-22
ACCUSE MERCHANTS
OF VIOLATINGILAW

Charged with advertising and ex-
posing for sale, goods which are al
legged to come within the. provision of
the bogus sale statute without first
taking out a State license which costs
S210, Jacob and David Keen were ar
rested yesterday afternoon by Con-
stable Lucius c. Jones upon warrants
sworn out by State Revenue Collector
Harry w. Chairs. The word bogus IN
this instance does not mean fraudu-
lent, but covers all kinds OF merchan-
disc which is generally classed as
bankrupt stuff" The defendants also
are accused Of failing to register with
the prothonotary under the Firm Reg
istry Act.
They were arraigned before Magis-
trate Lewis and were held in $500 bail
each for a further hearing on March
%. They furnished the security and
were released.
Evening journal., 1911-03-22
DAUGHTERS OF 1872.
Delaware Society Prepares for Ma
tiOnal Convention at Allan
tic CitV.

Mrs. r. B. Rayner was hostess to the
Daughters of 1912 yesterday after
noon. Discussion of the annual ma
tional convention of the society, to
be held this year at the Marlborough
Blenheim, at Atlantic City, during the
week of April "a, was the main fea-
ture of the meeting Delaware will
be entitled to nine votes at the con-
vention. which will make the State
society influential in the voting for
president-general. Mrs. William Ger
ry Slade, who has been president since
the organization of the Daughters Of
1912, Mrs. Wills of Chicago, and Mrs.
William Snowden Mitchell. of Phila-
delphia, are among the candidates for
the office. Plans Of the local society
with regard to the national conven-
tion will be made at the April meet
ing Many Of the members of the
Daughters Of 1912 are also members
of the Daughters of the American
Revolution, whose national congress
will be held during the week preceding
the Daughters Of 1912 convention.
The secretary was instructed 10
write letters of sympathy 10 two mem
bers who have recently been bereav-
ed, Mrs. Horace G. Knowles by the
death of her son, and Mrs. Wilmer
J. Ellison by the death of her hus-
band.
The society will probably make
some gift to the Washington Memorial
fund, but no decision was reached
yesterday upon this matter Permis-
sion has been granted TO the society
to place a memorial tablet 10 James
A. Bayard In the State House, opposite
that of Commodore Macdonough.
Following the business meeting, the
members were Hospitality entertained
by Mrs. Rayner.
Evening journal., 1911-03-22
ADAM GEIBEL CONCERT.
Junior Chorus to Sing In First NJ. p.
Church on Thursday Night.

The Adam Geibel Junior Chorus of
Epworth Church, composed OF eighty
five voices. will give a concert IN the
FIRST Methodist Protestant Church,
Seventh street. near Walnut. on
Thursday evening
They will repeat the musical mum
bers that were greatly appreciated
az their former concerts in Epworth
and Grace Churches The Chorus will
be assisted by Miss Maude r. Gaynor
well known local elocutionist: Miss
Mary Hirzel. Miss Helen Gaynor. the
child elocuuonist. and Miss Mabel
McGinley with cornet solos. The fol-
lowing program viii be given;
Kentucky Babe Geibel. Adam
Geibel Junior Chorus: Calvary"
(cornet solo) Rodney, Miss Mabel Nc
Ginley; Daisies Won't Tell" owen.
Adam Geibel Junior Chorus; "Alge-
bra" (reading). Miss Mary HlrzeI:
my Dream Of theU S. A." Adam Gel
bel Junior Chorus; reading (selected).
Miss Helen Gaynor; Dixie Kid"
Geibel, Adam Ceibel Junior Chorus:
reading (selected). Miss Maude r.
Gaynor; Sugar Plum Tree" Hard
Ing, Adam Geibel Junior Chorus;
reading (selected). Miss Helen Gay
nor; Ragged Man." Krull, Adam
Geibel Junior Chorus; Tho Palms"
(cornet solo). Faure. Miss Mabel Nc
Ginley.
Evening journal., 1911-03-22
COMMUNITY HOUSE.
Purchase Of the McKas Property for
9 Playground Is Urged BY Citizen.

q Playground Is Urged by Citizen.
Editor OF THE EVENING JOURNAL,
Having long been resident and
land owner In the Twelfth ward may
| kindly be allowed the space in your
paper 20 voice the thought and wishes
Of the majority of people In the west-
ern part of the city concerning the
bill now before the Legislature for a
park loan Of S25.0O000.
We sincerely hope that the Legis-
lature will pass the bill for a large
loan for parks. enough to take In all
the needed parks and Fairgrounds
throughout the congested portions OF
the city.
A loan for park land Is a good in-
vestment, well repaid I'm the increased
values OF surrounding citizenship and
future citizens as well as good money,
caused by increased value of real
estate.
Another very important point. our
young men can no longer congregate
upon street corners. for It Is now
against the law This has driven
many into the saloons. This law hav-
ing been passed we should see that
they are cared for The plan sug-
gested for a neighborhood house, with
branch library and class rooms on the
Mckay property at Broome and Chest
nut streets is a splendid solution Of
this problem The purchase of this
for park is being urged by petition
and In many other ways by the pro-
perty owners OF the Tenth, Eleventh
, and Twelfth wards
] All Of the section Of the city south
} Of Sixth street has been sorely ne
| elected in the buying of parks aat
=, Fairgrounds. Now, the attention ol
; tho officials and influential persons is
turning In that direction. It Is the
hope OF the residents of that part of
town. that they may now receive not
few small breathing places for this
congested region. but the few really
beautiful spots left I'm a.
The Mckay property can be obtain
ed for from $4,000 to $4,000. which
considering the extent Of the land and
the suitable building included in the
purchase. make It the most desirable
tract 70 be obtained in that section. Il
touches the Eleventh and Twelfth
wards. and is one square from the
Tenth. The residents Of all Of these
wards are directly benefited by It. We
realize this and are working for its
purchase. We are awake to the fact
that the Pine Street Playground and
the West End Reading Room are sup
piled with houses for their respective
sections. Therefore. these wards so
long neglected. should now have tho
same privilege.
This western part Of the city only
eneeds a little encouragement and as
sistance and It would be as beautiful
and progressive as any other.
The interest so long withheld from
Il has already, In few short months,
lput new life into the neighborhood.
Lands are exchanging hands at the
good values Of long ago. Many
houses are TO be started as soon as
the good weather comes.
II Is our earnest wish that the loan
for park lands will be large enough
to give this part Of the city all they
want and need, and that the Legis-
lature will not fail TO act upon 1t and
pass It before they adjourn.
Yours truly.
A Citizen.
Wilmington, March %.
Evening journal., 1911-03-22
To Presont isis KIeptomanIacs.n


Arrangements have been completed
for the entertainment TO be given in
Goodman Sunday school room. to-
morrow evening. Tho Pointsells Soc
ial, Glass No. viii present six
Kloptomanias" Tho characters are;
Mrs Reynolds. an advertiser for klep-
tomaniacs. Priscilla Hall; 1nez White,
sympathetic friend. Bessie Banks;
Glare Reynolds. the real CD klepto-
maniac. Hanna Andrew: Claudia
Smell. modiste and dressmaker. Bes-
sic Mcdowell; Mrs. Thaddeus Lynch,
manleurist. Helen Firth; Bridgette
deFlanagan. a kleptomaniac, Horace
White: Crocus Washington Jones, a
keptomaniac, Charles McGinness I,
Madam toilette. Helen Ewing: Jennie,
a maid Stella Show; Garry Brown.
rich spinster, Laura Stewart: eye
Perkins. Cop, Clarence w. Pyle.
Evening journal., 1911-03-22
QUIzzEs IN OPTOMETRY.

State Board of Examiners VIII Meet
Here ON April 4.
The State Board of Examiners In
optometry will meet in Wilmington
on Tuesday. April for the purpose
of holding examination Of candidates
who desire TO practice optometry in
Delaware. Application blanks and
further information can be obtained
from the secretary Of the board, S
E. Evans, Jr.. OF Milford, Del. OF
any member of the State Board of
Examiners In Optometry.
Evening journal., 1911-03-22
ChnrIer,s Annip At the Atenue.

"Charley's Aunt" was witnessed by
another enthusiastic audience at the
Avenue Theatre last night. George
f. Mack, the well-known comedian.
who made such a hit in the principal
role the opening night. again scored
heavily. The presentation was note
worthy in every way. A distinct
feature is the elaborate scenery.
Evening journal., 1911-03-22
FnneraI of Nm. Zaeheis.

Special to THE EVENING JOURNAL.
PORT PENN. Del, March 22.-The
funeral services of John X. zacheis.
who died on Sunday. we're held this
morning, at 11.30 o'clock from his late
residence, and interment was made at
Hickory Grove Cemetery. near here.
Mr.. Zacheis was in his list year.
Evening journal., 1911-03-22
SPECIAL DRILL PRACTICE.

The degree team OF the Loyal
order OF Moose will hold a special
drill at their hall. No. 703 French
street. this evening for the purpose
of going to Chester tomorrow evening
10 initiate a large class Of candidates
for the Chester lodge, and also for
their class initiation which takes
place Friday evening, March "a. All
members Of the team are requested 20
be present.
Evening journal., 1911-03-22
Mr.. GILFILLAN AT
EASTLAKE CHURCH

The evangelistic services at East
lake Presbyterian Church are being
we'll attended. The Rev. Joel S. Gill
fllan will assist the pastor all week
The music is sung by a chorus choir
under the direction OF Professor
Loomis. This evening Mrs Victor r.
Pyle will be the soloist
Evening journal., 1911-03-22

SAN ANTONIO. Tex, March g.
Following the recommendations of
Secretary of War Jacob Nj. Dickinson
in his annual report TO congress, the
United States soldiers here at Fort
Sam Houston are conducting elabor-
ate experiments in the use of aero
planes as agencies of war. The opera
tions of Lieutenant Foulois. T. s. A..
and Philip Parmalee in Wright bi-
Evening journal., 1911-03-22

itary campaign under modern condi-
tions. Major Won Herewarth, shown in
the photos of the aeroplane tests, is a
attache of the German em-
bassy in Washington, and his govern
ment obtained permission from the au-
thorities at Washington to have him
present at San Antonia to study the
aerial maneuvers. The tests held thus
far have been for the purpose of illus
Evening journal., 1911-03-22
HOUSE SERGEANT RECEIVERS.

House Sergeant James B. Tucker,
who has been suffering from muscu-
lar rheumatism for more than two
weeks, is recovering, and yesterday he
was able 10 pay r short visit to the
police station.
Evening journal., 1911-03-22

Rumors to the effect that the we'll
known firm Of A. and L. Jenny. milli-
ners, were to dispose Of their busi-
ness are untrue. the two sisters will
continue as heretofore
Evening journal., 1911-03-22

planes have been of great value to the
army. and the members of the various
signal corps have been in successful
communication with the aviators dur
ing flights by means of wigwagging
and heliograph flashes. There seems no
doubt that, as Secretary Dickinson
stated, aeroplanes are not only valu-
able to troops afield. but have become
an actual necessity to an effective mil
Evening journal., 1911-03-22
PIoneeds 10 PInr Rnn

The Pioneer Literary Association
will put baseball club in the field
this season. The Pioneers expect to
make local clubs take notice.
Evening journal., 1911-03-22
Rartenders 10 Meet.

Bartenders' Union will be held during
May in Boston. Two delegates from
Wilmington Union will attend the con-
vention.
Evening journal., 1911-03-22
Cedars TO See Trenton.

Brandywine Forest. No. 20. Tall
Cedars Of Lebanon. will invade the
Trenton Forest on May % The VIII
mington members will take their IA
nous band with them.
Evening journal., 1911-03-22
AN ECONOMIST.

''You should ride o horse.
Cant AFFORD IL, said the apprehensive
person.
'But It viii give you an appetite"
"Perhaps. But IL will do the same for
the horse ''--Washington Star.
Evening journal., 1911-03-22

Read THE EVENING JOURNAL.
Evening journal., 1911-03-22
A Corrected Renort.

Wilmington, March %.
Bisbee daily review., 1911-09-07
MERELY IRR|TATEO
 BAYLESS NOT INSANE
Lowell Man Arrested on Com pIaint Of Family Is
 Discharged

Martin Bayless, the Lowell man who was taken into custody by Lowell ocfiiers, suspected of being an insane person, Is back in the bosom of his family with a clean bill of mentality, having been ordered released by Judge Goodbody at Tombstone Tuesday.
 Bayless was taken into custody b. Lowell officers following a family row, in which members of his family complained that Bayiess was insane. He was examined several days ago by County Physician N. c. Bledsoe and found to be perfectly sane, but il was necessary to carry cut the re quirements Of the law to hold Bayless until he could be examined by Dr. Bledsoe in the presence Of the county sanity board. He was given a lecture by County Judge Goodhndy and re leased.
 Bayless is of foreign extraction and the course of the law, after they had started it into action by complain ing, created consternation in his fam ily so when he was returned to them there was a general love feast. Bay less is not only not insane, but he is very likely a much wiser man than tefore he was taken into custody.
Bisbee daily review., 1911-09-07
YOUNG KLINE ISSUES
 STATE WIDE CHALLENGE
He Would Like to Go on the Mat With Champion
 Joe Doris

Young Kline. the ambitious kid over at Tucson, is crying. like the great Alex, because. having defeated every thing in sight, he can find no one to go on the mat with him and in des- peration he issues a challenge to Joe Doris. the lightweight champion of Arizona. Unless Kline backs out, this will probably result in a matcn
 Kline is the boy, who thought the fortunes of war, acquired Gus Carii- los featherweight halo and the right to use his lock box in his matrimonial ambitions. Having beaten Carillo, Kline takes the latter as his manager and they have travelled to the terri torial capital and back to Tucson without finding a match.
 Carillo, acting as Klines manager. issues Q general challenge to all feath- eTweights and lishtwei2hts of the territory for a side bet of s50 or over. 4 special challenge is issued to Joe boris on Kline's behalf to meet in three weeks, for a side bet of Si00 at any style of wrestling at catch weight Carillo says that if Doris accepts the challenge he may write out the arti eles and mail them.
Bisbee daily review., 1911-09-07
FEN ORGANIZATIONS
 WOULD RESTORE ORDER
Recommendation by Chinese Premier to Remedy the Sit-
 nation in Mongolia

PEKIN, Sept 6.-The disanection in Moagoiia, where the princes and re- iigious heads are uniting against Chi neae development and Chinese colon ization schemes, now seems to ein- trace inc Thibetians and Buddhists in support of the deposed Delai Lama of Thibet Russia was appealed to TOT protection by the Mongoiians against the Chinese. but refused to grant IT, though it's attitude has created unessi- ness here.
 Regarding the situation in Sze Cnuan profnce. where the peopie have risen against the railroad pro iaot shen Hauan Huai, head of the Pekin cabinet, advocates a few decap liat.ons as a good remedy. The cabi net. however, is ordering the arrest' of the rsngieaders only. This Is eA pected to terminate the opposition tS railroad extension.
Bisbee daily review., 1911-09-07
THE REcALL oE LAFEERTY

(St. Louis Globe Democrat.)
 in Oregon, where the recall works both day and night they are threat euing the recall of Lafferty from con gress, LaFerty is man S6 years of age. old enough to know better, but, being single. united to any woman's apron strings. Not long ago, during this special session which has been 8 plague on all our houses, he saw a young woman in Washington, admin ed her, and by return mail wrote a letter asking the privilege of a meet inr. The young woman handed the letter to her father. The father, who appears to be a believer in publicity, gave 1t to the press. This called out another letter written by Lafferty to another young Capitoiienne. There has now been time for the echoes to begin returning from Oregon. where the Columbia river. once said by Bryant to hear nothing save it's down dasbings," is nowadays listening to many other things.
 The political enemies of Lanerty in his district have started a nigh moral camf aign against him. It has been brought out that, at home, he once forced his attentions upon 6 stenOg- rapher This moves LafferJy to the making Of a confession. Admitting that he did pay court to the stenOg- IaphcT, he declares that his inten- tions were honorable and that the lady could be calling herself Mrs. Lat- lerty today if she had only said yes. We rather like this in t4amerty, and we have not consulted the Congress sional Directory to find whether he be democrat or republican, either. "A mans a man for a that and il a man must forego the blessed privilege of popping the question in order Co run for congress in this country, eith' CT honorable ambition will die or the problem of race suicide will loom larger than it does.
 Now bring on your recall" says | Iaierty, after making that open con ! fession which is good for the soul iH | answer to the threat that a recall ' petition will be circulated against | him in time for the November cleo i ton. The whole nation, from sea tC l sea, will applaud him. For this ii
 not a local issue only. It is not con
 fined to Laiierty's district nor to Laf ! iertys state. What if it shall b' 1 spoken and established that maI
 shall be made ineligible to congress l because he persists in seeking a wife \ after many rebuHs? Is this the in
 centive we would cffer to ambition
 Is this the premium we would plac'
 upon public seryice2 Mir. Roosevelt T should go to Lafferty's district ant : appeal for him in the name of th stork and the eagle. And we. as on people, should sit up the night afte that recall election, straining ou
 ears to hear the welcome news tha Lafferty wins.
Bisbee daily review., 1911-09-07
KID" CARILLO
 REDUCED AMBITIONS
He Is Willing Now to Meet Lefty Wilson for Gate
 Receipts

That Gus Carillo. the Tucson feath- erweight, believes that he can come back" is indicated by a challenge which he sends to this department and intended most particularly for Lefty Wilson. There is no change in little Gus since his trimming by Young Kline, with the exception that he has taken or handle, to wit Kid" And he is just as sassy as he was be- fore Kline beat him on the mat and earned the right 10 receive billets doux in Gus private post office box.
 Lefty Wilson is disgdsted with Gus for being too ambitious in his de mands. Several weeks ago Lefty and Gus had a catch-as-catch can writing match that went to a draw. Says Gus: 'I am still waiting for the ar ticles from Wilson but nothing has come, 1 saw in the Review that he said l was afraid to put up fifty bucks Well, he is badly mistaken. He was the one that wanted a side bet ol twenty bucks. lf he wants to he may name any amount from $50 up and de posit 1t with the Review as stakehof ders fifteen hours before the match both of us to weigh in at 125 pounds to wrestle on September p. But il he cant make it $50 will take hinl , on for gate receipts just to let hin know that I bar none. I hope he VII let me know as soon as possible
 l (Signed) Kid" (Gus) CARlLLO, P. O. Box 435 Ex-Champ of Arlz
 Wilson turned garillo's previou: challenge down because the Tucsor man wanted 6 side bet of S20 ail- ; guarantee Of $50, but now that he vii wrestle for gate receipts it may bt that Lefty will take him on
Bisbee daily review., 1911-09-07
CRIME
 NEAR LOS ANGELES

LOS ANGELES. Sept. 6.-Mrs. William Haskins, aged fifty-One. wife of a mechanic, living on Long Beach boulevard, near Compton, was shot and instantly Killed in the doorway of her home today by negro who rode up to the gate on motoTccle.
 After shooting her the negro 1ras- ged her inside and attacked her. Then he rode awag on bis machine. Mere than 100 men are now searching for the negro.
Bisbee daily review., 1911-09-07
MEXICAN DECAAAIEIPES
 WITH PLAYERS STAKES
Wrong Man Captured and Held
 in Custody

A case of mistaken identity that was not corrected until two days ar ter the arrest as discovered yester- day afternoon at ? o'clock in Judge T. D. Burdick's court when Trinidad Cardenas was arraigned on the charge Of embezzlement. 1t was the first time the witness for the prosecution had seen the defendant but all ol them agreed that Cardenas was the wrong man.
 Cardenas was arrested Monday night and had been held until yester- day afternoon. Through the half hou duripe which the court room audience waited for the trial to begin, Carde- mas sat stolidly in the mlGst of tle court and did not break his silence until he was informed through the court interpreter that he was not the man wanted. Then he asked the court by what means he could obtain satisfaction for his false arrest and the court suggested that he might seq a lawyer.
 Monday night a game of pitch was in Drogress at a local saloon, there being two Americans sitting in th' game. An unknown Mexican, "h' also sat at the table, was selectet as the stakeholder After the game had gone on for some time, the UT known stakeholder affected to haf' head a noise outside of the salooi and asking Whats that he mad a hurried exit, pursued by the players When the latter reached the doc however. the Mexican was nOwher to he seen. The description of th stakeholder was given to Officer PaI ley McRae, who placed Trinidad Cai denas under arrest.
Bisbee daily review., 1911-09-07
Work On Rose.

A force of workmeR is engaged in repairing the county road between Lowell and Warren. the stretch be- tween Bisbee and Lowell having been already repaired. There were a mum Der of small holes in the section be tween Lowell ana Warren that made it bad running for automobiles, and owners of ears are pleased that I is being repaired.
Bisbee daily review., 1911-09-07
put conHdeneo In NGrse.

Very small experience of practice is needed to show that in serious illness tne patients friends generally ask the nurse if she thinks the doctor really understands the case" and they are much influenced by her opinion and the manner il which she gives it. London Hospital
Bisbee daily review., 1911-09-07
TennIs Tournament.

A handicap tennis tournament for the Notham cup is now being held at the Country club. Twenty-one mem bers have entered this tournament The first round will be finished on saturday and the second round played on Sunday Much interest is being shown in the match between Pepper and Fraser-C Campbell, the two lowest handicap players, who will meet in the second round.
Bisbee daily review., 1911-09-07
Enmorth Leaaue sociaI.

The EpwortB league gave a pleas ant social Tuesday night at the resi- dence of Mrs. Keller in Tombstone canyon, attended by a large number Of young people. Refreshments were served and an impromptu program of recitations and music was given. The party was held on the lawn of the residence, which was beautifully lighted with Japanese lanterns.