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Evening journal., 1911-08-01
PROTECTING OF OUR FOOD

/ beg leave to call the public at
tention 10 seeing a quarter of beef
hanging from an awning on the east
ern side of the city directly over a
gutter while a few feet away was a
pile of refuse, all covered with flies
and the meat was but foot from the
ground. Dogs we're passing by and IL
was but logical that the food stuff
would be covered with flies
| informed the woman in charge Of
the store that the meat must be taken
care of or the law would deal with
her Well. the lady was about as
clean as the conditions / described
and the counter was in like condi-
tion.
Now you have got my experience in
what / have seen and learned and
would say in conclusion this il
matter concerning $4,000 peoples
health and life and by the adoption of
sound. sensible law in which you
safeguard their health by a strict
sanitary condition and the caring for
the handling Of meat and food stuffs
and, rigid enforcement Of the law by
which they are obliged to conform, one
and all, who deal in the same a retail
basis the quicker yol get to a real
progressive condition.
Yours Truly,
George H. Litz.
August /.
Evening journal., 1911-08-01
PLEASES
AT SPRINGS OPERA

The large audienc which attended
initial production Of Carmen" by the
Manhattan Opera Company at Bran
dywine Springs Park last night, ap-
peared to be delighted with the ex-
cellent work of the company. The
opera is a good one, with plenty Of
lively music, quick action and a
sprinkling Of fun that Is In capable
hands. Some special scenic effects
have been provided for this show,
which will be given each night this
week and Saturday afternoon.
Children's Day. Wednesday, August
9, is expected to be a big success and
in order TO make It so the manage
ment is Offering valuable prizes and
besides will give a souvenir to each
child attending.
Evening journal., 1911-08-01
|DISMANTLINC
TROLLEY ROAD
tContinued 4 om Flrat Page.l

fContinued flom First fage.1
Delaware City carrying freight and
passengers on a schedule OF an hour
from either end OF the line. This
conveyance terminating its trip at the
Delaware street wharf, New Castle,
would place the passengers within
two squares Of the trolley cars at
Second and Delaware streets.
Another Proposition Received.
At noon today President John Rich
ardson, Jr., of the New Castle aud
Delaware City Company received a
proposition from the ways and means
arbitration committee setting forth
Mr.. Wallace's offer to lease the road
upon a fair rental value up until Oc-
tnDer 4 of this year, the rental to ba
decided by the expert arbitrators.
Mr.. Wallace also offered to furnish
cars and power for the New Castle and
Delaware City Company and permit
them to operate the line upon rea-
sonable basis TO also be determined
by the arbitrators.
This last proposition may be taken
up at a conference to be neld tomor.
row. Mr.. Richardson at noon today
declined to comment upon the propo-
sition and the work of dismantline
the line is still going on.
The details Of the proposition sub
mitted 10 Mr.. Richardson today OF
the rental suggested, were not made
public.
II is said that the proposition sug-
gests a rental OF S4 a day for the New
Castle-D Delaware City line until octo-
ber 1.
Evening journal., 1911-08-01
THE MARKETS

PHILADELPHIA, Aug. FEED
Car lots. winter bran, in bulk per ton,
&2a.00a24.b0 spring bran, in 100-
pound sacks. per ton. $24.00a24b0.
BALED HAY AND STRAW-Timo-
thy Hay-No. l large bales, $2400a
R450; No. | small bales. S240o.
Clover-mixed Hay-No 1. S1S50a
1880. Straw-No straight rye,
I'll .5oas12 90.
WHEAT.-No 2 red. afloat. at IS 1-2
a86c Car lots, in export elevator
No. 2 red. S9aS9 1-2c No 2 Southern
red, So 1-2aS7o; steamer No. 2, Sc liza
CORN.-Car lots for local trade
No. 2 yellow, II 1-2a72c; steamer No.
2 yellow, 701-2a71c.
OATS NO. 2 white. 46a46 1-2c.;
standard white. 45a45 1-2c.: No, 3
white. 44a44 1-2c.; rejected white, s42a
43c.
FLOUR. clear. ss.40a3s0; do
straight, S3.75a400: do patent, S4.15a
A.65; Kansas, straight, sacks. S4.10a
440; spring, clear, S3.S5a425.
BUTTER - Western solid-paeked
creamery. fancy, Csc: do do choice,
2fc; flrsts. 25a26c; seconds, 2la23c;
1tCaA~b# EAAnics tAiths hNSf W. NfANtff
firsts, 29c; frsts. 26a2Sc.
EGGS-Standard crate. containing
thirty dozen eggs, Pennsylvania and
other nearby tirsts, in free cases.
$500 at mark.
LIVE POULTRY-Fowls. IA LA
15c.: old roosters, 10a10 1-2c: spring
chickens. broilers, as to size and
quality. 15a17c.: ducks, old, 12a13c.
do young, 14a15c.: geese, l0allc.
pigeons, old, per pair, 20a25c; dc
young, per pair. 15a20c.
GREEN FRUITS AND VEGETA-
BLES-Apples. per hamper. 50ca
S125 Peaches, Georgia, per crate
Elbertas, s2.50a3.25; Georgia Belle
$250a3.00. Watermelons, Southern
per car. S175a225. Cantaloupes. South.
ern. per crate, 50c,a$1.50, Jersey po-
tatoes, per basket, 65a70c.; Southern
potatoes, per barrel. No. /. S3.00a3 25;
No 2. s125a1.bo; sweet potatoes
North Carolina per barrel, No. 1. $500
a550; No. 2, SS.0Oa3.50 Omons, Jer-
sey. per bushel, S100a1l5; do dc
Ter basket. 55aG5c. cucumbers, Del
aware and Maryland per namper, 4Oc
aSl.00.
Evening journal., 1911-08-01
NO CHANGE IN FEAST. HE SAYS.
Cardinal Unaware of Elimination
Of December S.


Cardinal Gibbons said last night
that, as far as he knew, there was no
truth in the report that the Pope had
eliminatedusshe feast of the 1mmacu-
late Conception, December s, from the
list OF holy days of obligation. This
feast Is celebrated by Catholics the
world over and in this country is one
Of special solemnity
A dispatch from New York pub
lished yesterday said that announce
ment Of the removal Of the feast had
been made in that city Some OF the
priests of that diocese were inclined
10 think that the translators Of the
late decree of the Pope on fast days
we're at fault and that no such change
had been contemplated by the Pom
tiff.
II have heard nothing Of any change
in the fast days for this country,
said the Cardinal II the Pope had
contemplated the elimination OF the
Feast Of the Immaculate Conception
or If any decree had been published
striking the observance from the
church calendar / would have been
informed
Catholics must not take these un-
official sources for information as to
feast days. Their bishops are the only
ones authorized 10 make known any
change / believe that some mistake
has been made, but this should cause
no confusion in the minds Of members
of the church.
Evening journal., 1911-08-01

HERE TONIGHT
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yer who acted as an escort to Consta-
BILE Green, read the law from a pocket
library and he claimed as their ar
rest was due to malice they might be
discharged He stated that he would
look up the law this morning
Talk Of entity Plea.
After nightfall the residents of the
colony gathered in groups and dis
cussed the question and it appeared
to be the consensus of opinion that
all should plead guilty and pay their
fines This would have the effect of
keeping Miss Darling, who is named
as a witness, out of the case Miss
Darling, who is a lover Of outdoor
life. Is the score keeper for the col
ony and throughout the present
trouble at Arden all concerned have
spoken highly Of the young woman.
This action of entering a plea of
guilty might not stop Sinclair's
threatened crusade, however. and the
constable may be seen strolling over
the course and links at the Country
Club in the near future II Sinclair
should put his words into effect.
Following the arrival of the evening
train from Philadelphia Sinclair met
his wife, who had been away. with
the news that he was arrested. and
Brown, who was a passenger on the
train, shouted, Hey, Uppie, did you
get arrested?"
Yes, think you" murmured the
author; pleased, I'm sure"
"0h. don't mention IT," returned
Brown, politely.
Feel all right now George?" asked
the reporters.
Il feel good, and fit and ready" he
replied, "and my soul sings for the
joy Of the fight Come down to Will
mington tomorrow night. 1t will be
worth while"
One Day In Default.
Brown. the anarchist, is puzzled owe
| the law, however. as it was his desir
that the Ardenites should see tha
/ quarry at the Workhouse. but unde
the law, If convicted. they are liable 4
| q fine of S4 and costs or twenty-fOu
hours in Jail. In case they should re
! fuse to pay the fine they would hardl.
be taken to the Workhouse for such
short term. Brown. who refused TO pa
a fine of SO, spent four days there. II
/ contends that they should have doubl
| the prison sentence he had.
In the meantime Arden is thriving
the Inn there being taxed to its at
most
It is whispered that at the meeting
on Thursday evening, which will b
] public, everyone will be allowed tn
I privilege Of talking his head off AM
Brown, will, it is understood, make
plea for a number of changes in tn
management of the colony. 1t is real
lied by the residents that something
must be done to encourage the dove 0
peace TO light there and settle the dif
ferences. Then "Uppie" can indulge 4
his heavenly pastime, Steinline cal
sell his cream and Brown can talk.
II is one Of the anomalies of tn
situation that Brown who served fou
days In the Workhouse because of hi
championship Of free speech, announc
ed that he is in favor of the plan tha
will not allow one prisoner to talk t
another in the Workhouse-no fre
speech there.
Evening journal., 1911-08-01
BABY SHOW AT SPRINGS.

Several hundred members and
friends Of the First Baptist Church, OF
Gloucester. N. j., spent yesterday at
Brandywine Springs Park and in the
afternoon held baby schow, witt
prizes awarded as follows:
Prettiest baby over IS months Old
-Rhea Beckett; second, Eliza Brown.
Prettiest baby under 1S months ola
Willard Headrick; second, Dorothy
Coffin.
Fattest baby over 1s months old
Althea Young; second, John Halo
well.
Fattest badly under is months old
George Clendaniels; second, Ada
Hill
Cutest baby over Is months old
Edna Childers; second, Janet Tisde-
kin.
Cutest baby under Is mbnths old
Evening journal., 1911-08-01
Sale and Alterations at One Time.
August /.

The great sale which was started
about ten days ago by Daniel S. Laub,
proprietor of Boston Cloak Store, No
424 Market street is being continued
while alterations are being made to
the building. The continuing of this
great sale is due to the fact that there
still remains an extra large stock to
dispose of and the contractors have
not been able to get all material from
the manufacturers. Candy G. Mammele
has the glazing contract and Joseph
Schuender is looking after the altera-
tions In the meantime the goods are
being disposed Of at your own price.
Evening journal., 1911-08-01
DEATHS.


william H. saxton.
William p. Hendrickson.
Catharine Mark
Samuel Jones.
GARD or THANKS.
Mrs. Joseph w Abbott and family, Of No.
81 Ivy Road wish to thank the relatives,
friends and members OF the K. Of q. E.
for their kindness and the beautiful flowers
contributed to brighten up her home az the
time Of the death and funeral Of husband
ana father Joseph ". Abbott, who departed
this life on July IS, 1911, aged 30 years,
funeral services being held at his late resi-
dence by DR.. Morgan, Of Mt salem "a. =.
Church and by Crusaders Castle No. 5, f.
Of G. p at the grave in me- salem cemetery
JoNEs-on July 81. 1911, Samuel Jones, in
his nth year.
Relatives. friends and members Of the 4th
Delaware Company A, are invited to attend
the funeral services at his late residence
Richardson Park, on Wednesday afternoon.
August Cd, at / clock. lnterment az
White Clay Greek cemetery
patient sufferer at rest. III. 80,
MARK-In this city, on the olst inst' AsAAi
Catharipe. wife Of Paul Mark.
Relatives and friends are invited 70 az
tend the funeral from ner late fesi1shoe 80.
I712 Pennsylvania avenue on lhursday
morning at o'clock. Requiem mass at
HfiEsNsDRIcKsON-I this city, on July 81
1o1I. William P. Hendrickson, in his 57th
Rslatives and friends Of tho family are
invitad 10 attend the funeral services at his
lste residence No. Ills n. Franklin street
IN wednesday afternoon, August at 3
O'Clock. Interment Lower Brandywine
sAXToN-1n this city, on July 80. 1911,
William Henry Saxton, aged 6s years.
Funeral and interment private at Whining
ton and BrandyNine cemetery
Evening journal., 1911-08-01
FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL.
Bv The United Press.

By The United Press.
NEW YORK. Aug. 1.--Changes at
The opening were generally small and
about evenly divided between gains
and losses. There was a recession
of 1-2 in Union Pacific and a shading
off in prices was noted in the copper
stocks and Steel common. After the
initial trading the tone became steady.
II o'clock. Pronounced heaviness
developed in a number Of the leading
stocks during the first hour, Union
Pacific and Reading declining about a
point each. and fractional losses were
sustained in nearly all the active is
sues. Governments unchanged; other
bonds steady.
Evening journal., 1911-08-01

Reported daily by F. D. Lackey a
Co bankers and brokers, members
Philadelphia Stock Exchange. s4s
Market St.
Evening journal., 1911-08-01

G. /. Hudson and Company say
1--WE think stocks will improve by
degrees. but we would buy only on
weak spots The grangers should be
leaders"
Evening journal., 1911-08-01
JULY ARRESTS
SHOW INCREASE

Chief of Police Black reports 387
arrests during the month of July, IN
increase over the preceding month
During the same period there weIe
eleven fires, most of which, howve',
were not accompanied by great loss.
The total loss was $4,000
Margaret Johnson; second, Jane
Helen Noon.
Smallest baby--Naomi Crater; sec
end, Alberta Hargesheimers.
Best-dressed baby under Is months
old-Harry Bowen; second, Harry
Riggs.
Special prizes for general appear
snce-Linda Davidson, Mamie Moore
Emma Heimesle, Anna Keen, Reuben
! ]. Geissler.
Evening journal., 1911-08-01
SINES AND WEIGH
FLORISTS,

Eighth St, near TatnaII.
Cut Flowers and Funeral Designs
a specially.
D. & A. 5872. DeImarvia 1888.
Evening journal., 1911-08-01

F. D. Lackey and Company say:
I'VE think purchases will show
good profits before long as the for-
eign news is gradually losing its ef-
feet on sentiment
Evening journal., 1911-08-01
Underwear Sale Continues
We Give Green Trading Stamps.

business of Saturday have decided to
the buying public another chance to participate in this
saving sale Below we list few of the many items.
Mems Poroskni Underwear sale price 23c
Mems 90 Balbrggan gauze Shirts and Drawers 59c
Mems Balbrggan gauze Shirts and Drawers 39c
Mems SOC Athletic Shirts and Drawers of nainsook &c
Mems Athletic Shirts and Drawers of gauze 25c
Mems ribbed Athletic Shirts lac and nc
Suits trimmed fitted .25c
Womens 81 90 Union Suits Of fine Isle 59c
Womens l5c Undervess sale price 10c for 25c
Womens lSc Undervests; sale price
womens Undervests sale price 1sc for SOC
Womens 25c Undervess extra size; sale price l9c
Womens SOC Undevests extra size sale price 39c
Womens soc Underve sizes and only sale price 35c or
Womens 75c Undervess special sale price SOC
Boys SOC silk finish Balbriggan Shirts and Drawers 25c
Boys Union Suits special sale price 25c and SOC
Boys Athletic regular 5c value, for IL 12c
Boys Porosknit Athletic Shirts and Drawers 25c
Misses 25c Union Suits sale price 1Sc for soc
Misses 25c sleeveless Vests sale price 18c
Misses 5c sleeveless Vests sale price 10 for 25c
Mems Socks 1sc pairs for SOC
Womens Hose with linen heel and 35c, pairs for SlO0
Special lot Of Womens black silk Hose S1O0
Special lot of Womens fine isle Hose 15c
Misses shaped Hose in black and white 35 for $10O
Mems silk Hose all colors 35c pairs for S100
Evening journal., 1911-08-01

VERY SPECIALA small lot of Womens s25 Cloth Suits in
plain cOOrs and mixtures. The very garment for q
shore mountain travel Our special sale price OAO
Evening journal., 1911-08-01

Special Of Sl5o Waists of alove embroidery for sec
Ponge Si2 only left price $500
Special in Panama Skirts in black only $3.50
Evening journal., 1911-08-01
Coats, Suits, Waists, Skirts

Lot Of womens variety ................ $3.50
Special white Kimono Waists ........ SOO
Evening journal., 1911-08-01
Fruit and Produce Quotations.

asesed. daily for THE EVENING
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1911-12-14

au5u gefabrlid III ieiner iebigen 6orm
fir iie ermieien fat. Ser 8epolfe-
rl1ng bingegen miro 6ur@ einen Sim
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sic Mugen geitreut, 6amit 6ieie 6ro8e
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neu. @as reu lit, lit ni6t piel mertb.
Yrdii6ent Eoft fat friiber bereitS ge=
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elmer Bln0eS= Snforporrirung Ser
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ite mouen, nadiuden o6er es audi
bleiben lalien f0nnen. Damit pdre
ali falm etpas Mennensmertbes ge=
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Braii6enten 5u ernennen6en &ommii=
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meiiten Sruits 10 i6on bemdbrt fat,
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6amit fat &rdii6ent Eaft iiber ii@ uno
au6 feline @otidoft ielbit Sen @tab'
gebroAen.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1911-12-14
Nenuor 9cnFoion
MACH FlETcHER'S
.ASToRIA
Gus be1tt Morbmeftem
Minneipta.

Wu1NelDla.
st. IS a l.-@ouperne11r @berbart
erbielt Samitag cine in 2ogan, Ohio,
Depeide 6eS Brdiioenten
6es D~eutidamerifanilden 5taatsper<
banoes BON @inneiota> &errn Sl1lius
Moeria melde f%olgen0en Wortlout
bat: go sic uMnti Saloon" =2iga
Ole @ouberne11re aner Staaten einge<
1aoen Fat, gu ibrer ant ID. De5ember
in &aibington, 8. g.. itattfin6enoerl
National &onbention @eprGientan=
ten. gu entien6en, geitatte i9 mir, i'm
@amer 6es INSTRUMENTATION
:Staatsoerbmbes bon Minneiota. en-
ergti4 gegen cine iolde Sniinuation
gu proteitieren, ga iie NIT Ser @iir1e
beg @o,tbernelrs zines Staates 6ie-
Ter @epublif nidt bereinbnrt tper6en
fann."
MinnenpoIis. - Inter ser
Mnflage, in Mnoconon, Mont., @roB-
6iebifaB1 beganger gu Boben, mrr6e
&eb. Sobn &eoberg, Baitor ser Mna-
conoo Miifions Stride, am greitag in
MinneapoIis berboftet. 8aitor SEQ
berg, ser i'm 81. 2ebensiabr itebt, ion,
ME aus 8o3ernan, Mont., gen1eloet
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1911-12-14

miro, ei1en ibm bon ser @emeilroe
iibergebenen Sonos nidt leiner 8e=
itimm1ng iibergeben baben.
8rainerb. - Nah elmer 8e=
rat5ung BON 80 5tun6en bradten
Sic @eidporenen lit Sem Bro5eiie ge=
gen Sen Ser Mitidulo an elmer 8rur6-
ltiftung in 8lad Sud- angeflagten
Mapor 9r. 0umaS bon @aB Safe ant
samitog Inn 8h l1br abenos einen
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men, 6aB feline 8emeiie %borIGgen, 6aB
Dumos in @1af Daed getpeien o6er
sob er Sic 8ran0itiftl1ng begangen
babe. Mu6 sic Mitidutlo, tpelde ser
Staat bebauptete, lei ~feinesmegs be-
miei len.
@ulutb. = Dos 8nreau 6es Sc
neral 8etriebsleiterS ser Nulutb,
5outb gbore & Mtlarticz8ab miro
bon Marquette na6 Dul1rtb berlegt.
50. Sc. @alfer, ser 11el1e @i5eprGii6ent
atno Observation-Disclosures, fonn auf
oieIe @eiie ieinen bieigen @obnlib
b%etbebalten. Mud1 6os &erfebrsz un6
6os SEPARATIONS =8ureou bleiben bier.
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tn elmer @irtbiGnft in Gait @rono
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&iormoe Gels 8eigte, lt11b Sale ion
oemielben nit elmer 8ierfIolde etnen
s6lag anf oen &opf berlebt boben,
Der ben 500 6es Mannes berbeifubr-
tie. IS beiBt, 6aB ser @taot obne Mii-
be bie &tdtieteit oieier Mnooben
per6e betneiien f0n1ter.
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rere1 baben ge9en clinton @ramer sic
anflage 6se Moroes inn erften GRADE
erboben. St mfrs beidrloigt, ant 49,.
Nobember Dem 5danftpirtb Mar Mr-
TO cine 10 idtpere 5tidpunoe a1tqe,
fiigt gu baben, boB Der Mn1r bal0 6o-
rauf itarb.
@bnsfa. Die Mnfloge ser
CARTER oltntD Sugnr 60, peIde Ell
men 8erfb bon $1,200,0OO fat, lit.
aus Dem 8eiibe Ser Mmerican Sl,Qnr
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5000 Mcres %berarbeitet.
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Salts 8oti@att.

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bebanoelt ousiblieBli6 sic Srage Ser
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81 SATIRE lang berumge6oftert mnroe,
pbne 6aB man 0arum au9 MIR I'M
entferntelten iagen f0nnte, 0oB es it6
uls Sic ridtige Meoi5in fiir Bag Srnlt=
un1pel len nit 0elien 8ernidtung ge=
lumber @on0els= &onfurren5 nr1o BEL
len FIN tliden Breis : Sbraubereien
fir Sic midtigiten 8e0urfniie Ser
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