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Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1911-03-23

Y. G. Varney and daughter, Vera. are
visiting his brother and family at High
gate Springs-The spring term OF school
Will begin April 8.--Ceorge Loveland of
iiinesburg was in town over Sunday
Mrs. Lucina NJ sumner, widow of Win
throp Cove, died at the home of her
| daughter Mrs. A. A. Her. in South
| Bristol Friday night Eesidcs her daugh-
| ter she Is survived by three sisters, Mrs.
Almira Russell Of Rutland. Mrs. ELIZA
Sumner OF East Middlehury and Mrs
r. S. Grow Of New tlavcn one brother
A. 9. Sumner Of this town, and two
! grandchildren Her age was q years
f. j clark was at homo from tFinesburg
over Sunday.-Misscs caro- Wilson and
Irene flathorne have gone to Burlington
! for q weeks stay.
| Mrs. e. II. Parker and daugh-
/ ter. Bornico Of Essex Junction, are
visiting Mr.. and Mrs. C. y. Frary.--
/ Mrs. Josie Morgan is visiting relatives
/ in AlburR-H. NJ Gleason was in
Westford over Sunday.--A delegation
from Bristol Lodge, 7. O. o. F., at
: tended the funeral of Milo Cove in
| Lincoln Sunday.--Miss Blanche ia
cobs has returned from visit in BUR
]
to members Of the G. \. H. every Mon
day afternoon until further notice
/ Hosea r.anueway has taken farm in
/ Monl;ton and viii move soon.
The Rcv r. R. stone oflciated at tho
funeral co. Mrs. I,ucIna Cove Monday.
! Tho bearers we're A. g. Sumner. G.. y.
/ O'Bryan. Ralph O'Bryau and Eugene
/ Thayer Among those present from ont
Ill No.
| Eliza Sumner and Mr. ana Mrs. Jerry
Jenney OF Rutland Mr.. and Mrs. \. w
Stevens Of Cornwall. Mr.. and Mrs. T.. $
Grow OF New Haven, Mrs. Carroll Sar-
rent Of New Haven. MIR. and Mrs. Eugene
! Thayer and Mrs. Bert Cove If Lincoln
and Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Buttes OF
Monkto n.-Mrs G. =. Edmun1s is AZ
home from visit with relatives I'm Ban
por Me-Nrs Electa Cove, who has beer
spending the winter with her daughter ir
Charlotte has returned home. Miss Gym
tlia Cove. who has been visiting there
returned with her Edwin Meador has
sold his farm i'm Lincoln to George Bris
tol OF Nlldletown. Conn. Mr.. Bristo
viii move here in April There have beer
some good sap DAYS and maple sugar !.
quite plenty I'm the local market z
Dunshee Of Mddlebury was in town Mon
dGy-CyruS Cove of burlington was il
town Tuesday.
Mrs. Maurice Graves and daughter
Elizabeth of Brandon are visiting Mrs
Craves's grandmother, Mrs. Caroline Ray
About SIX inches of snow fell her
. Tuesday night Murray Bourne was II
burlington Yesterday iss Elizabetl
Harmon has returned from a visit wiki
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WEYB'RIDCE.

Miss Loretta Thompson Is AT home
from Montpelier for q two w"oks vaca-
ton Mrs George Alien OF Fair Haven
is the guest of her parents. Mr. and Mr..
G. f. Ch!lds.--H l.. Thompson Is I'm
Boston this Week.-Mrs. Lucy Harrington
of Rutland is caring for her mother,
Mrs Emma harrington. who is serious ~
I'LL A. Boics. W. {. SturteNant and
Bert Sturtevant went to st. Adams Mon
day to attend the funeral Of their cousin,
Dexter Mitchell William Chanpine
was called to Proctor last Tuesday by
the critical illness o. his brother, samuel
Waiter Sticher entertained 10 of his
little friends last Tuesday evening I'm
honor of his 10th birthday. Tho play
given here last week was much ap-
Qrccated though the inclomency Of the
weather prevented large attendance
The proceeds were about q.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1911-03-23

and rut flowers adorned the tables
The pastor of the onurrn, rho Rev James
j. Rand, acted a. toaetuaster ana poke
f. very happy vein 1o we.'ome. ,rs
many guests to tho annual reunion OF =.
stephens parish and rcf.r~-d ~ tho Jaws
Of per-eoutious ir Ireland. and tro l...''v
the Irish ad always held t.r tue!v .,..l.
Triucipa! George X S,acltro.. au., .u.
sWered TO tho toast, "lrsu Amer!-
introducing many samples of Irish w.t.
He spoke of the part the sons of Erin
took in American history. captain Ryan
Of Fort Ethan Allen was asked to -u,tA
upon the Army and Navy" Ns 1ty-t
upon the different phases Of the arr. No..
Guiding the part taken by priva citizens,
He said that tn" regular standing ARM.
should awe at least 10000 men. while TO.
day II has bu, 81 ppo and that thi. mum.
her IS scattered TO the four winds and arC
supposed TO guard rs nH"0 torri'0iH e;
Europe's 10000 soldiers TRer'v- ~
thousand OF orr 5000 ho,orr 10 the .
artillery while the balance = Ill .-i
among Infantry, cavalry and light .r't-
l'ry. To-dHv the majority is IN T.> 81.
Regarding the navy ha ihouSh- We
orc of the strongest u4vtcs tn tho world,
and that, ship 10 ship and man ~ man..
nc nation could stand before g. In le-
spending TO the toast, ireland In A"'.'
f. u. Murrin of Burlington the Gloon.
zionist. gave three rcrita'.u- which -.
ceived much m"rto1 Unuure lGd&'
Henry Couln IN his usual lrpy manner
answered to the toast "Trr.7nd Past and
Present" Tho Rev james o. Rand SPOKE
with words of appreciation for ,ho .Hrst
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ADDISON.

The Ladies' Aid met at the church voS-
try March l6.-Tho II, A. r. iadios gaNo
Mrs. William Noonan a linen showor
Tuesday afternoon. Refreshments were
served.-Mr Terrell has moved to Basin
harhor into the Strong place Joseph
Chamherln has moved to Olin Smiths
f. rm There were missionary services 800
the Baptist Church sunday and exercises
Ny the ,ouug people Harvey Hayes i-
putting iu the machinery To- tho new
creamery. It Is expected that the cream
cry viii be ready to open April l. Eugene
llodoue has been engaged rs butter
maker.-Rollin Shsrbeno Is at his home
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1911-03-23

for a time Nrs NJ. A. smith is ill.-Sev-
oral from here attended a social in Nor
tpntown Friday evening for the Rev. G..
4. Reekie.-Albert Smith. who Is at John
T-homas's. is in poor health.-SeVeral
from here went to Vergennes Friday
evening to attend the play, "Fhe College
Ball" given By tho senior class OF V. H.
s.-Erwin Cuiley OF Burlington was the
guest Of Arthur Clark and family Sun
dav.-Ntiss Cora Mitchell Of St. Adams,
who has been the guest Of Mrs. }. !.
Clark. was called to her home sunday by
tho death of her father-Mr. and Mrs.
T. con Burpee visited friends in Monkton
r,indav.-Theron Mitchell Of st. Adams Is
visiting his grandparents, Mr.. and Mrs
]. Clark.-Howard Spooner Is moving e.
biu rathcr'S farm.
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NORTH FERRISBURG.

Mrs. Mary Freeman died at the home
Of her daughter, Mrs. c. w. Palmer.
Monday morning at eleven O'Clock, at the
advanced age Of 81 years. The funeral
was held Wednesday at eleven o'clock
al tho house The burial was at East
Monkton.-M Mrs Ann Norton has returned
to Burlington nfter visiting ner sister,
Mis- Tossic Mooney. Mrs. Frank Bis
sette IL III with the grip.-FranN Bissottc,
whilo working in the woods saturday
was struck In tho face by falling tree
and it is feared he will oso the sight OF
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SHCREEAM

The remains Of Wilbur Larrabee of
Orwell were brought hero and buried I'm
Lake View cemetery Saturday Mr. and
Mrs A. NJ smith, who have been iii
with the grip, are improving. Mrs. r1an-
cts Leff!ngwcl of Burlington IS visiting
her sister. Mrs. =. VI. smith. MI and
Mrs *. w. king OF Port Henry, y w.
are guests az e. n. Deioug'. Harlow
Sanders Of brandon has sold his place at
L4rrabees Point 10 Mrs. y. ". Halt
The Suoceham high school viii begin
March - and the other schools April lo
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CENTRAL VERMONT RAIL WAY


TRAINS LEAVE BURLINGTON.
4:O5 a. m. paily-Fcr Montreal
7.2O n. m. Week days.-For al
New Enpland points.
Tor - -, Week DAYS Local for
Ca'1Irldgc Junction.
t0.01 N sundays ,nly.--For 81
1n.O5 = m Week days--Local for
Montreal
1O.57 a. m. Daily.-New England
States Limited for all New
England points.
A.ln y m Week days.-For White
H'ver Junction, also Montreal
d.6c - -, Week days.--Local for
Cambridge Junction
treai and Chicago
6.A5 n m Sundays onlv.--Local for
White River Junction.
II IN n m Express for all
New England points.
TRAINS ARRIVE BURLINGTON.
500 a. m. Daily-hxpress from
Boston and New York.
8.l5 q. m. wees uaSs'~Ma'l IRON
st. Adams and Cambridge
Junction.
l1O.A0 q IN Week days.--Local from
St, Johnshury.
l1O.45 q n Week days.--Local from
| White River Junction and
| Montpelier.
I1O.60 m Sundays cnly.-Passen-
ger train from White River
Junction.
I11.a(1 a. m. Daily.-FXpress from
Chicago ana Montreal.
6.25 n m Week days.--Msil from
Montreal, Boston, Worcester
and Springfield
7,2O n m. peily.-FXpress from
Boston and New York
900 %. m. Week days-Local frNN
Portland and St. Johnsbut.
I11.A5 n. n. Daily Express from
| chicago and Montreal
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1911-03-23
COMMISSIONERS NOTICE.
Estate of Harriet ~. MiddIcbrook.
DurilnRtou.

The undersigned, having been ap-
pointed by the Honorable Probate Court
for the District of Chittcnden. commits
sioners to receive, examine and adjust
the claims and demands of all persons
against the estate or Harriet T.. Mid
dlchrook, late of Burlington, in said
district, deceased, and all claims ex-
hibited in offset thereto, hereby give
notice that we viii meet for the pur-
pose aforesaid, at the store of j. O.
Middlcbrook * Sons. in tho city of
Darlington, I'm said district. on the
tuird Mondays Of April ana September
ncNt. at ~ o'clock ~. m. on each of said
DAYS and hut Sis months from the
1Sth day of March. A. ~. 1911, is
said creditors to- present their claims
10 NJ. for Examination and allowance.
Dated at burlington. this 18TH day OF
March, a. H.. 1911
IT, H. WARD.
CHARLES DUNCAN.
"Ctv.t COmmissi onerS.
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HAPPENINGS IN VERMONT

stewards. He was one OF the oldest mem
bers of Dorchester Lodge, r. e A. NJ,
having Joined in 1868 and was n past mas
ter. lie was also a member Of Jerusalem
Chapter No. 2. and Vergennes Council
lie Is survived by one daughter. Miss
Laura Angeline. Tho funeral was held
at the house Sunday afternoon at two
o clock and was conducted by Dor
chester Lodge-Word was received Fri
day from Boston that Amos T. Need
ham. who wont early in the week to that
city with several carloads Of stock was
taken Friday to the santarium at Mol
rose Mass where he underwent an oper-
alton.
Mr. and Mrs. r.. w. McCuen have re-
turned from visit to his brother, Dr.
G. y. McCuen Of Havcrhill, Mass. and
friends I'm Boston.--Mr and Mrs G. Fl.
Champine were caned to Proctor Sat1lr-
day by the serious illness OF his sister,
Mrs. Samuel Champine. George
SIMON and daughter of Burling-
ton are visiting her parents Mr..
and Mrs. Bcnjamin Simpson.-Amos
L. Ncedham underwent success
ful operation at the Melrose (Mass) sani-
tarium friday.--The condition of Mrs.
William Smith is rapidly improving
Miss Anna KiuE1nan entertained the La
dies Aid society at the home OF her par
cuts, Mr.. md Mrs MahlOn Kingman. Fri
fav afternoon Mrs. John Gordon and
daughter Grace visited In Burlington Fri
/ Cay.-Miss Mary Watt Of burlington was
u town Saturday. Remand of St.
/ Mlcnaci's College. NinoosM passed sun
/ Cpy with his parents. Mr.. ara Mrs Louis
mo iuh"fal services ~ Edgar ko-
hurdS Wero held at the house sunday
( ~ 'crnoon' tho Rev. ;. 5. 'ohN ofliciat-
ihs' ne bearers were Johh 'Iark' L.
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i'arroWs nave hooh apPo'r'e" i'eHS'
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haun OF itu'l""u is IaES' ''''S "eVr
WIN u. i'eHa"d ana id'lII viz ~
:. 'onh lei MONDAY 10y Mani ie9'e'
TO VISIT h'r parents inc rev anu Nl'S
j. O. 'food'nE'--NrS' emma 70 i.'uVN''
was c'Ilcd To- F"rHH-'oh Moh"aF D.
the lllheSS OF her 9'Slcr' MIS- ~ :
Duckett.
The Sheffield Farms Slqvsou Decke
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L CENT a WORD

Advertising in this
column 1c. n word,
each insertion. Copy
m ay be changed
every week. Cash in
advance required. No
advertisement taken
which Is less than IL
words. Q lines. Spe-
cial terms to adVer-
Users using from 200
to 1000 lines within
- consc = II I / V e
months.
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rEEYM EXTRACTED

Absolutely Without Tain.
The only olFicc in Burlington wL re
you can get teeth extracted without "a
particle Of pain. without taking ees
Ny method is used by no other person.
No pain; no danger; no aftsr cffo,t.
DIR. l.. -. IAXEN,
Office pa Main St, Burlington. W,
Ofice Hours. 10 to 3, to 3.
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POINTERS.

OWNERS or FARMS who wish TO hire
help or 10 sell q farm, should use
this column. Nearly 5000 copies Of
this paper are sold every Issue and
your advertisement would be read
nv many possible buyers 25,wtf
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1911-03-23
HORSES, CATTLE AND PIGS

COWS for -ale-Have more cows than can
pasture. VIII sell - before time to
turn ont To pasture Call and see them
b. II. Edwards Richmond, VI.
6s,Gt&w1t
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JERICHO.

Peter Pratt, who attained some motor
lelY last rnll 10y forging "a name on a
note and trying to obtain the money IL
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Bargains

tools, $4,000.
175 acre farm i'm Jericho with quite
a cut Of timber, sl,T00.
$50 acre farm in Cal county. only
.s2.5Oo.
Reynolds Real estate Co,
1Gs College st.
Farms, Quarrie,, TImh"rIands, Lake
shore Property.
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BRISTOL.

from visit to relatives in Boston and
slcInlf,.
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WANTED.

HELPER For CREAMERY wanted. Nd
dress "croamcrY," South Hero. Vt
7O.6t&w,lt
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IGAaii~..-l an naSs ~
Evening journal., 1911-01-05
NIlRFIY BREAKS
UP A BAD COLD
Most Severe Cold or the
Grippe Relieved in
Several Hours

It is a positive fact that a dose OF
Pape's Cold Compound taken every
two hours until three consecutive
doses are taken will cure Grippe or
break up the most severe cold. eth
er in the head, chest, back, stomach or
limbs
You distinctly feel the cold break
ing and all the disagreeable grippe
symptoms leaving after the very first
dose. II promptly ends the most mis-
erable headache, neuralgia pains, dull
ness, head and nose stuffed up, fever
ishness, sneezing, sore throat, running
of the nose. mucous catarrhal dis
charges, soreness, stiffness and rheu-
matte twinges.
Papes Cold Compound is the result
OF three years research at a cost of
more than fifty thousand dollars and
contains no Quinine. which We have
conclusively demonstrated is not ef-
fective IN the treatment Of colds OF
grippe.
Take this harmless Compound as
directed, with the knowledge that
there is no other medicine. made any
where else in tho world, which will
cure your cold or end Grippe misery
as promptly and without any other as
sistance or bad after-effects as a 25-
cent package of Pape's Cold Com
pound, which any druggist In the
world can supply
Evening journal., 1911-01-05
NO 1911 HOLIDAYS
FALL ON SUNDAY
New Year Calendar Carries
Jars for f-HOIiday
Hunters

A glance into the calendar for the
new born year shows that Easter
Sunday comes almost a month later
than last year. Easter falls on April
IS. Good Friday on April IA and Lent
begins with Ash Wednesday on the
first day OF March.
St. Valentines day falls on Tuesday,
St Patrick's day on Friday, the Fourth
of July on Tuesday. Halloween ON
Tuesday and Christmas and the next
New Years on Monday.
During the year there will be two
eclipses. and both will be of the sum
The moon doesn't get In on the
shadow business at all. The hrst
eclipse. a total one. is scheduled for
April 2s. II will be visible over most
of the United States The annual
eclipse Of the sun, scheduled for Oc-
tober %. will not be visible In the
United States
Tuesday. March 2i, is the day for
the death of winter. and the birth OF
spring; to be succeeded by summer
on Thursday, June %, and autumn
becomes a successor on Saturday.
September %, to give way to roaring
King Winter on Friday, Decembe p,
Evening journal., 1911-01-05
ATT THE GARRICK THEATRE.

The Garuck bill enters upon the
second half of the week today and II
Is no exagge alton to state that tho
house has not done better by its pa
irons at any previous time this sea-
son. Billy Castor and Minerva Cow
erdale. two Broadway favorites, have
made good on their first appearance
here. John =. Brennan, the original
hi Holla of Way Down East ap-
pears in a character that has won
him no little fame; Herog's Blue RIB
bon stations give performance that
has never been equalled by any other
animal act extant; Loi Mridges and
Company make good In their Ia c.
"The Runaways," a big laughing act;
Chassino. "a foot and hand shadow
graphist gives a particularly clever
exhibition and various others con-
tribute to a show that Is lacking
neither in quality or quantity.
Evening journal., 1911-01-05


umns, but ] will repeat this formula which
is superior 20 anything J know Of to cure
chronic bronchitis hoaraeness whoopinf
cough, sore throat. etc. Obtain from any
Of essence of Mentho- LaXeac. and mix u
with a home made syrup according 20 di
rections accompanying iti this makes fun
pint Of the finest laxative, curative and tonic
cough syrup, superior 20 patent or labeled
goods and about times cheaper. IL maker
the most effective cough remedy that / have
ever prescribed.
Nervous:-I receive many letters from hotl
mon and women who class themselves az
nervous wrecks Some attribute thei
condition 20 disspated lives, some 20 so
eioty and its functions, some 70 indscre
tion OF youth, and others have NO explain
alton.
This condition begets much misery, moian.
cholia. and is accompanied with such symp
toms as timidity, downcnst eyes lack o.
confidence, lost memory and vigor. cold
eNtremites, dizziness, honrt pnlpitation
trembling limbs, shortness Of breath, sleep
lessness. discomfort. irritahity and gen
eral inability 20 act naturally 40 all times
scientifically concentrated drugs, free from
opium. cocaine and the like will overcome
such conditions Obtain these Ingredient
| separately. avoid any embarrassment ane
mix at home as follows; Get three ounces
OF compound syrup sarsaparillo IN SIX
ounce bottle. Get one ounce each OF com
pound huid balmwori, compound essenc
L
Add balmwort 60 sarsaparillo. shake nnf
/ let stand two hours Then add other two
! Ingredients shake well and take a teaspoon
/ fui after each meal and one when retiring
Drink slowly, at least a pint Of water ne
/ tween each meal and soon now life nnf
nervous force will be felt ooursing through
the system and all distressing eympiomi
| will be AZ am end
Florence Your questions and symptom,
have been answcred and explained several
times heretofore in these columns, but o..
I they may have escaped your attention ] viii
/ repeat my advice, as 7 have for many others
! You have an extremely chronic and danger
ous case Of nasal catarrh, aud TINS is fe
| sponsibc for your headache foul breat
/ and indigestion. The mucous drips into youl
throat and thence To the stomach wnl'
/ sleeping obtain two ounces Of vilene pow
der. take level tcaspoonfui and mlh y
thoroughly with oqa ounce of white vaseline
applied 10 the nostrih daily Use the re
maindor Of the powder o. nostrii wash
q half toaspo0niul go q pint of warm water
Snuff the water from the hollow ot IN
hand weli up into the nostrils until al
piucous Il removed DO this twice daily one
in a week ur two an trucc of catnrrn viii
vanish. Keep up the treatment rs pre-
ventoiive.
Margaret. Your pimples and hackhead'
with either dry or oily skin. can be readh
removed hy mnssaEing the face and nee
. with minyol. Ask any prominent uruEse
for a 4-oz. jar OF plain yellow minyol CON
pieie directions accompany it- Have mn
3 aned: Compound fuid balmwort o.. ar'
matte cascara o., and syrup irhohui
compound oEs. Mix and take O. ieaspooni'
B after each meal and one when retiring. AIS
{ apply an ointment for pimpes and sores d
r follows. Rose -knyloin = drame' hAn'
, lin ozs. Mix and apply 10 skin wi'
Evening journal., 1911-01-05
FIGHT OVER ALASKA CLAIMS.
Representative MOndell Brings Mat
ter up in the House.

BY United Press Leased Special Wire.
WASHINGTON, Jan. IA fight over
the Cunningham Alaska claims loomed
up to-day when Representative Mon
dell Republican. Wyoming) called at
tention TO a bill now on the House
calendar which covers Secretary Bal
linger's recommendation that the Gun
ningham cases be submitted to the
Federal courts for adjudication
The Mondell bill is general mea-
sure providing for a right Of appeal
in all public land cases from the decis-
ion Of the Secretary Of the Interior to
the court of Appeals of the District of
Columbia. II also authorizes the secre-
tary in his discretion, to certify to the
Evening journal., 1911-01-05
INSTALL PYTHIAN OFFICERS.

officers Of two lodges Of the Knights
OF Pythias we're installed last eyen-
ing. Officers of Morning Star Lodge,
No. 2. Of Grubbs' Corner we're In
stalled by Vice-grand Chancellor
Kuelborth. The trip to Grubbs was
made by about fifteen men in auto
mobiles.
Grand Chancellor c. A. short. as
sisted by Grand Master at Arms James
]. Cohen. Grand Inner Guard Hilligus
and Grand Outer Guard Simpson con-
Quoted the installation of officers Of
Champion Lodge, No 6, In this city.
Evening journal., 1911-01-05
TRADE BOARD
DRAWS Bill. S

Considerable activity marks the
work of tho local Board Of Trade and
its various committees. Yesterday
afternoon the directors OF the board
held meeting to draw up bills to be
presented to the present session Of
the Legislature in regards to the re-
organization of the City Council the
creation of a health board on nom
partian lines, and several other mat
ters in which the board has interested
itself for a few months.
Evening journal., 1911-01-05
WELL DRESSED MAN
TRIES SUICIDE

BY United Press Leased Special Wire.
PHILADELPHIA. Jan. 5.-Physi-
clans az the University Hospital are
mystified at the attempt at suicide
late last night Of a well dressed man
giving his name as DR. ID. B. Rey-
nolds, and his address as Washington,
d. c. He was found wandering about
West Philadelphia in an aimless man.
ner and when he could give no ac-
count of himself was arrested
While the policeman and the doctor
stood waiting for the arrival of the
patrol, Reynolds drained a bottle n
tincture Of laudanum. lie was rush
ed TO the hospital, where for a time
he was expected TO die
Evening journal., 1911-01-05
AT THE AVENUE THEATRE.
Next Week aTrilby, viii BE Pre-
sented at This Well known
PLAYHOUSE.

The presentation of "The Liars has
been a genuine success this week at
the Avenue Theatre. The Avenue
Amusement Stock Company has add
ed to it's fame by the excellent man
ner in which the comedy is being pro-
duced. It is the kind of drama that
the patrons of the Avenue pa -ticularly
enjoy. The bill next week will he
"Trilby.' The dramatization OF the
novel of George DuMaurier is fully
as acceptable as was the book itself.
Evening journal., 1911-01-05
TYPOGRAPHICAL UNION
~ TIFCTS OFFTCFRS

At the regular monthly meeting Of
Wilmington Typographical Union No.
1913, held last evening In their rooms.
No. SIS Market street, the following
officers we're elected for the ensuing
year;
President. William b. Holton; vice
president, John J. Mckinley; secre-
tary-treasurer. o. c. Davis: trustees.
J. r. Pancoast, F. c. Clark and J. II.
Drukker auditing committee, Jos.
Donahue. Harry Frysinger and W. r.
Taylor; sergeant-at-arms, Samuel
Haworth.