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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1911-11-20
HARD FOR MARCONI

ROME, Nov. 90 Notified that
nc cannot leave Italy because he
may be called upon TO serve with
the TriDolitan army. Signor Mar
conf, inventor Of the wireless tele-
graph, is staying near Pisa, unable
70 return to London, where he is
nrssntiy needed on business.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1911-11-20
IL BODIES RECOVERED

BLkFTELD, w. Va. Nov. 20
Seventeen bodies were removed to-
day from the Vivian mine near
WEIGH. Four men were recovered
alive. but In so critical a condition
that they may die. The mine bad q
caye-in Saturday night.
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It's a Very Plain Problem
Mrs. Hanna Has to Face
wo small rooms at 300 KIIbourne nv.

mother
Three children aged g.
One little girl III with rheumatism
That's all-except problem Of living.
Perhaps the world
bitter
business hustng living
OF Job TO hold be.
Yes have kick But place yourself In the posi-
Ton OF Mrs Ida Hannah feeding mouths
Clothing -four backs, keeping four bodies sheltered
Hannah husband. this
mother Is cheerful against appalling odds Many taking the
suicide thinks babies
herself
babies from starvation. Some days she can't find work
No clothes the moving
picture show IL workwhen offers Yesterday Sunday
Mrs. Hannah baked andd other
The little Thema Ida g. house among
themselves while working
What OF the deserted2 He tired
Of me Grind Job is like the too have felt the
man
80 there This mother facing them
alone 10 the big city her three babes
She still CHARITY. What she
wants and MUST HAVE. ia WORK.
Are the people OF this big big enough to give II TO her?
Answer that death salvation four human
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1911-11-20
INDIAN JUSTICE
Is DISGuSTED

fbf tnsfrd rr~~s Leased Wifc.l
SALEM. Or. Nov. DiagnHied
because no says the civil authori
ties OF Lincoln county DO not back
him up In his efforts to proven, the
sale of liquor To Slletk Indiana Al
Toledo and Newport. Justice John
Williams. himself an Indian. has
written Governor West formally
complaining OF tho matt&
Williams was elected Justice o!
the peace on the Slietx Indian res.
ervation by indians and white TO
Gently.
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TRAINS elocKApgp

ELf.ENSBURG. Wash. Nov. 20
Floods In the mountains have caus-
ed heavy rock slides at Easton and
Laconia. and no train service 10 ex.
pected between this city and Seat.
tie for a week.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1911-11-20

Cen L Yuan Hung Chinese rebel who the big
cities
the imperial Hanko~ This photograph
a
this country
Gen. Ii colonel Of Wuehans
Issno Of peoples IL
dent Of the Chinese republic He English
fucntIy
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1911-11-20
MCMILLAN IN DANCER

TNEOMA. Nov. 3D.--Thc Town OF
Mcmillan. "a miles from Tacoma. ia
In danger OF destruction M n result
Of a jam OF trunks and debris on
the Payallup. Desperate efforts are
being made to dynamite n clear
passage for the swollen stream.
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wEsrLAxr MAnxrr.

shrlmpE. pounds zs cents. fIoun-
dere, cents pound. perch pounds
Is cents; snelta, , pounds Is rentB.
hnVhut. pounds ~ cents. hallbtft
cheeks. pounds SO cents. crabs. Z
for rs cents. : for Is cents. kippsrcd
salmon ~ cents pound. kippnfed her
ring. rs cents pound: salt salmon
bellies. 10 cents pound, Norwegian
centH. smoked herring. Is cents box
black cod. J pounds ~ cents. salmon,
pounds 20 cents, Alaska salt her
ring. for 10 cents English hIoatera,
for Is cents. Eastern oysters. %
cents pint. Olympia oysters. 90 cents
pint. 1-pound brick cod fish, 30 cents
veal stew, 10 cents pound. legs Of
lamb. i1tt cents pound. dry salt pork,
lzh cents pound. pure kettle rem
dered lard, l2h cents pound, com
pounds rs cents: raislns. 2.pound box.
20 cents. popcorn. pounds rs centA
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SITUATION wAnrEp-FgmAlE.

OF vA'iVN WAr tb--f =.
Alterations made ~ suits and ready
made gowns also repairing ana
making over gowns nt reasonable
prices, Miss ". Drew, Apartment
-. tho ~, Adams. t7a East John
~
Work wanted Middie-agsd woman
man owning property preferred. .
rufu0 salary. want to bring some
furniture. Addrena N-i0O0. Htar.
An experienced woman would like
position 10 shooting Failory. Ad-
dress ~ -. room D2t Palace hotel
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HOBBIE s O. MINE



Most everyone has. The late
Chief Justice Fuller of the United
States supreme court read detective
novels before hitting the hay for
his nlght's rcat. President Taft
plays golf Teddy Roosevelt has an
artnful Of hobbies
The star Is going 90 print Some.
thing about the hobbies of Seattle
people from day 90 day. Seattle
people are pretty busy, but they've
heard something about that follow
Jack who would be a dull boy II
he didn't have bit OF play with
hts work and 40 they. too. have
adopted some recreation periods.
The first hobby to be exposed is
that OF John +. Murphy. prosecuting
attorney.
After rehearsing all day with
members of the Porch Climbers
association that touching ballad On.
titled I'D rather be on the outside
looking In than on the inside look
Ing out" John " Murphy. King
Iconuty's busy prosecuting attorney,
practices at night on how 10 act
aud look like a statesman. Murphy
has seen number OF 'om whom he
was private secretary for Senator
Frye OF Maine. back IN Washington.
ID G.. and has the autographs Of
many OF tho present day diplomats
Hut when he gets near his own fire
hide OF evenings he plucka from HIS
library shelf tho biography Of Bis.
marck. or beaconsfIeld. or pitt. For.
Lord Chatham. Lord North. Richie
lieu aud some OF the other ginkn
who could make eloquent speeches
aud call you a liar a dozen times
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FIATs.


FARMs AND ACREAGE.
s'>>>->>->>>~~~~>r~o-S>~ ~~>>~s-N.>~-~~>>~-~~~~~
ron SALE
10 acres AZ MeaanwdMle Beach
! s-t miles from lntsrurhAn depot.
] mile from q. ~. depot
20 rods from Scenic Speedway.
! acres under plow. seeded down.
sspgd t-Foon house. good harm
Vol newer dry. young orchard
started all kinds OF small fruit
horse. harness and wagon.
I cow.
I yeafiing bull.
hurny. plow.
cuitixntor and harrow.
20 chickens.
? head hogs
! tons clover hay.
other articles too numerous to
mention
Price o.. 500.
y cash. balance 60 suit.
Call at place.
- v. CARLETON.
Moadowdsle Beach.
ACRES FOR ts75
t2s down and $40 a month. within
easy driving distance OF Kirkland
ferry. on main county road. Rich
loan soil. Just the place for a
profitable poultry ranch and vege-
table gnrden. Can be made 10 pay
big profits within short walk OF
school SIR. Curtis. 1854 washing
ton st
DO YOU WANT TO BUY
A nice little chicken ranch OF 70
arrva. cleared. level land. for
s2.sO07 VIII take some vacant lots
for part payment Nice house.
barn, chicken houses. Incubator
some feed. well located. ss2s.
WEST COAST LAND co.
iiis-i4 American Rank Bldg.
Cheap acres close to city. s75 per
acre and Up. terms like rent daily
train and boat service. splendid soil.
good water See Samuel Suffer. gs2
Central Bldg.
CHICKEN RANCHES ON LAKE
Washington pay big profits have
large tract OF good soil, with n
new house and good we'll on. that
can sell for 1900. ss5 cash. $40
month. Here's where you handle
over a thousand chickens and it's
close to schools and boat landing.
Btennainan. at Anderson's wharf.
Madison park
For naie---A good bargain for some
family, 20-acre ranch at Big Lake.
adjoining a prosperous mill town,
within a stones throw OF graded
school; "A fine. broom house and
tlon. and the rest IN pasture. easily
cleared. young orchard. fine.
young. matched team, and years
old. weight $50. good harness.
new wagon. one first class COW,
some chickens. all for $4,000;
half cash and the balance easy
terms. The owner Ben ". Gard
ner, Big Lake. Wash.
20 ACRES. s55 PER ACRE
We have a 9o-acrc tract OF land, on
good wagon and auto road and
within easy driving distance of Sc
atties market. whore YOU can sell
direct to consumer at top prices.
The soil Is rich. part loan. where
you can raise vegetables. poultry,
eto. VIII sell the whole 20 acres
on terms OF SIS cash and SIS a
month. Price sf,100.
BURKE a. FARRAR
to5 to 40s New York Block
cheap-20 acres north town, ON
county road. near Bothell. three
large springs. only S75 an acre
800 now. balsHce $40 month. John
Morrison. sac Central Bldg.
RICH ALDER BOTTOM LAND
Just west OF the city, within driving
distance OF one of the best markets
In tho Northwest. right on county
road. close to school. etc. Good
rich alder bottom land, with more
than enough timber TO pay for
same Plenty of fresh water To-
aero tract for 800; s25 cash and
$40 month.
CLIFFORD LAND COMPANY
1919 Third Az.
Open evenings and Sundays
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without using excited language.
either. Murphy knows almost "a
much about the intrlgues OF the
daya OF Louis XIV. XIV. XVI and all
the res, OF the tyranta and wouid-be
tyranta in history as about the plots
and oounterplots OF the big Seattle
vice syndicate which he helped put
,ut OF business
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LEGAL NOTICES.


phH5oNAL.
PERFECT HEALTH LIES IN
OxYPATHY
Sick friends. climb out OF the depths
and b free. cut loose from your
dependence on the Dr. Duuwus
drugs and the dope system. Quit
Taging ono poison 20 kiii another.
never find health and strength that
way. Try natures way. nnc cxy.
ger. natures greatest life principle.
cleanser. tonic ana builder
WASHINGTON OxYPATHER co.
it.is r-L Bldg Seattle Wash.
RUPTURE cUHED--De not wear
truss, permanent absolute. Without
ness or labor. over Ice cases cured
In past two years, from age l year
20 awa 10 The Harvard system.
ttf isttri HisT.. Ind ~. nj Pike 81
LADIES' RENoDrrINg PARI.oRs
New garments made ard old femod.
eiod Latest styles Prices rea-
sonahlc. 1is Arcade Hldz. Ind. l.
ssiT
MARRIAGE CEREMONIES
PERFORMED
tsff RiiEtiMATfsM crRE-Acts
quick. cost little. guaranteed Sill
znd Az. NJ Phone Queen Anne 81,
How 20 keen cabbage Tor winter use.
Hend Zoe TO W. Walters. Glendale.
Warrington.
Combines made ina, switches, ti.oe.
Hair goods renodcied. Work guar
Anteed ioz Cedar.
foung man would like Go meet work
ing girl between rs aud IS. sam
w West. General Delivery, city.
Ioon't be lonely. JOIN our matrimonial
Bureau. Ladies' free Tes piue st.
Wanted TO bus hair: hair chains ana
switches made 60 order. MRS. II.
MILLER. 1914 PIKE 1T.
Wanted--For adoption. an infant
girl Phone North 2f0l.
Fancy She'll Handled Souvenir Pens.
Souvenir Pen Co, box 1905 Seattle.
LOST AND FOUND
IsoHt--Locket and chain engraved
wilma" Write G. H. Moore. Hart
ford, Wash, for reward.
HELP WANTED--FEMAL
~~>~~~~~e~~~-~~~~ ~~~~s~~~~~~~~>~
WANT TED Dung women. either ex-
ms telephone operators Apply at
1fos Third av. or 1890 18th ay.
Tho Pacific Telephone a Tasa-
graph company.
FtrAt class alterations. prices rea-
sonabie. ladies' suits and skirts
urnde 10 order. work guaranteed
hEs. GOWN, pob Pike.
WaSted- Girl Tor general houscwork
Abply Dix Drug Co. 4203 sth av. &.
Sidney sii. Ind. abst.
Woenen TO sell books. Call at los
I4ne ~. Good money.
HELP wANTEp-MALE.
wahted--Mcn ana women to learn the
barber trade. Largest and most
complete school In the Wcst. Wages
paid while learning. An unlimited
sSboei or write for particuia uu '
NATIONAL BARBER COLLEGE.
- Washington. or 720 Third Av.
Phone, Main Sfsf.
Olympic Apartments-Ifou
rooms. tf.Tb and up. single rooms
aib0 and up, bcst and cheapest
olosc-in apartments IN city; near
1000 ment wanted TO eat hot roast
ENTAIL POOL ROOM. 14la Third
av., between Pike and Union,
10 YOU know that BAYLIs' Restaur-
ant serves tho best meals In city
for the least money! los Madison.
New, clean bed rooms, steam heat oil,
hot and cold running water.
baths, 2bc per night and up. Hotel
Model, 1bi0 Third ay.. near Pike 81.
AGENTS salary or commission.
HOME NOVELTY co,
SEpRO WooLLEY. WASH.
Box s2
Wanted u, 900 men TO play pool at
the ORIENTAL POOL ROOMS. We
give our patrons trade checks. ifis
Thlid av. between Pike and Union.
a.. H..
new, IN cents per Que. Main on
trance. 1881 Third nv. w. Cramer,
Ted Duine
2nd hand clothes bought, sold. ex-
changed i0i7aPilc. L. 2osei M. 53ss.
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THE ANNEX. zo0f Eighth sv.. near
Weatiske Now. clean. furnish
ed. steam heated bedrooms ffor
ments free baths and phones. 2sc
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riJpNIst,uu ROOMS.

N~~~-~~erer14<<(&(e(. I~l%N1--~0N-0~~tN0
the. vInoiNuH HOTEL. cor. Wiz.
Finia ana Eighth. near Weatlnkc
sv.--f0b new. modern, elegantly
furnished steam heated outside
rooms: free batha ana phones. rates
" 10 81 pur week. b0c ana Toe per
day. walking distance.
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A piece OF residence properfY. val.
ue y. geo. lot fVtlit. high. dry and
ioyei sidewalks 60 car. street lights.
house. fun basement fine view. good
location. have paid t90o payments;
interest. assessments. taxes. etc. are
all paid w, want 70 trade my con-
tract On some acreage property. Al
dress lie, care star.
- Learn 20 dance In two
~ days. Private fnstfuc.
"A ~ ton. Trial free. Les
NM gonn every day ana even
EHA ,ns paaelnF kuaran-
k.S s pIsyrxMi'ASp
nNIN Eleventh. and Union
n you have tried 20
learn from other teach.
eTe without success.
- come 20 va Prof Habsr
FULLERTON FURNITURE co.
Are nov IN mach Larger quarters NJ
1914 slh at, out or the high rent
district, and are able 70 cell Al
much lower prices than the big
ond hand goods Tor csnh or Will
tnks your old furnitur. In exchange
fQr ns~. 1914 9TH sv. Phone Main
FUNERAL DIRECTORS.
TnE HosI:NBrRo usDERTxKiNo
Co. corner Niuth and tniout Main
1897, Ind. tzsS FREMONT or
FfcE. 1fif Fremont ae. fhonss,
North $40. Green III.
nrTrERwoRTH a sons
Professional nirrrfors and Licensed
Emhaimsrn 1881 lat. Phones fts,
nonuey Watson Co. Funeral nlrcc-
tors. Thifd Az. and University.
Bosh phones ~.
SPECIAL NOTICES.
<Nr~~rere~~r~~~Nc0~-~~r~~
THE 1878 THEATRE
The hons 81 cowboy and Indian pic
tnres first av.. next door 70 the
"Dreans"
EIkN Trio TREATMENT.
We ours any ease % rheumatism.
sfeiz Pike st, room TOO.
Or putnam has resumed hts dental
hlas Tos Eira, AZ.
LEGAL NOTICES.
HATTIE Goldsmith having ieff my
bed ard board I win not be r.Apcn-
sibts for any debts contracted by
JOHN GOLDSMITH
Fcuna--io-inrh rubber drive heit
jos Inmbris. Route ?. Bon 81. Rem
.--ttf ~ =
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VIII lease 10 clean. reliable people
choice two-foom furnished apart
menf. no sports need apply. Fine
nciEhbors. Ercelaior Apis, 9TH
md IIEn
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HomtsrrAps.
Foa EXCHANGE

~~~~D~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~4~~~ ~~~~~~-~~.~~~~e~~~~
FOR EXCHANGE
30 acres fine. rich alder bottom and
slope land. ? miles from Centfailn.
VIII make a snap trade on this for
part city property or automobile
In taken quickly F-i0o. care star
No. soc
so acres fine rich land. Z miles frurn
Gentralis. 20 exchange all for Sc-
Attin property. some CLEARING
F-fOI. care Star. No. s07
FOR EXCHANGE
1-ro0m houHe--Will exchange. front
Ing on Woodland park. VIII take
small cottage or lot Phone Mr.
Burns. Main 1884, Ind. 1871.
Equity for sale. North Park Adj
dress Gill. care star.
CfTx Qcn. geTArC
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For rent Furnished rooms. private
family 1915 broadway Phone
East sst
Rooms. &c and up. By the week,
ti,1t and up. Anderson Hotel. ia
bth Az. D.. NEAR Washington.
Nics steam heated rooms. 400 a
week and up. 317 Pike ~
Evening journal., 1911-05-12

We have many more bargains too numer-
Gus 10 mention When you visit our store
look over every counter and table.
Evening journal., 1911-05-12

Sore Feet9 Never After Using TIZ-
Goodbye sore feet. aching feet,
swollen feet. swesty feet, smelling
feet. tired feet
Goodbye corns, callouses and bum
ions and raw spots.
You've never tried anything like
TIz before for your feet. II is differ
ent from anything ever before sold
Il acts at once and makes the feet
feel remarkably fresh and soreproof.
TIz is not a powder Powders and
other foot remedies clog up the pores.
TlZ draws out all poisonous exuda-
tions which bring on soreness Of the
feet, and Is the only remedy that
does, TIZ cleans out every pore and
glorifes the feet-your feet
You'll never limp again or draw up
your face In pain, and you'll forget
about your corns. hunions and cal
louses. You'll feel like a new person.
If you don't find all this true after
trying a box Of TIz. you can get
your money right back
TIz is for sale at all druggists at
25 cents per box. or II will be sent
you direct n you wish from Walter
Luther Dodge & Co.. Chicago. Ill
Evening journal., 1911-05-12

nesday night was fixed 10 take up the
matter and reach a decision.
Board of Trade Acts.
The resolution adopted by the Board
OF Trade yesterday afternoon. and
presented to Council last night was as
follows
Whereas, The Wilmington Board Of
Trade has heard with great satisfac-
ton, that the Wilmington Trust Build
ing Corporation has made application
to the board of directors of the Street
and Sewer Department for the widen
ing of Eleventh street from Market TO
Orange. in order to erect at the corner
of Eleventh and Market streets, a. new
and modern fireproof hotel.
Whereas. The details Of this propo-
sition have been explained to the
board of directors Of the Board Of
Trade, whereby immediate action is
necessary to relieve the Wilmington
Trust Corporation. their contractors,
and their allied interests from consid-
erahle monetary loss, and
Whereas. The sum to be required
for the purpose of widening Eleventh
street and make the hotel project an
accomplished fact. would require the
expenditure of a sum OF money not "a
exceed S48,000 by the city. and
Whereas. Such a new and modern
hotel is most essential TO the growth
and development of the city of Will
mington, and
Whereas. II is evident that the
maximum expenditure of $4,000 re-
quired for this purpose will be re-
turned to the city in the taxes within a
short time: therefore be It
Resolved, That the board Of direct
ors of the Wilmington Board Of Trade
commend and most enthusiastically
endorse the prompt action of the
board Of directors of the Street and
Sewer Department, and earnestly urge
and request such favorable action 10y
the Council Of the Mayor and Council
of Wilmington, as will assure the vii.
mington Trust Building Corporation
that the necessary funds will be pro
vided to accomplish this purpose
Evening journal., 1911-05-12
MRS. nANE,s DEFENSE.

The warm weather OF yesterday did
nothing toward keeping the lovers of
good shows away from the Garrick
Theatre where the Margaret Pitt, All
Star Stock Company Is producing that
pleasing drama, Mrs. Danes De-
Tense" After the large audience had
assembled there they found that It was
much more comfortable than on the
street Since the reduction Of prices
at the matinees the company has
shown to very large houses and the
management is greatly pleased with
the patronage being shown.
Evening journal., 1911-05-12
DOWN IN THE POWER PLANT OF
THE HOTEL ST. REGIS
A Model Mechanical Equipment and a
Stan Of Highly Trained Experts.

Many Of the comforts of modern
civilization depend upon machinery,
and this machinery must be efficient
If these comforts are to be secured.
The human element" enters largely
into the calculation. for all mechan-
isms are prone to disarrangement
unless skill and intelligence are ex-
ercised in their manipulation and
control Aiming at the perfect ho-
tel" the Hotel st. Regis, at Fifth
Avenue and Fifty-ffth Street. New
York first installed the most perfect
mechanical appliances possible to OBJ
tain. and then proceeded to organize
an efficient engineering staff. So sue
eessful has been the latter enterprise.
end so admirable a system has been
built up by the plan Of individual in
Dtruction and premiums for efficiency.
mat the mechanical force of the ST.
Regis is already recognized as a
model of its kind. It's chief is a we'll
known engineering expert, and the
st. Regis power plant has been highly
commended by engineering journals
and by engineering experts.
The St Regis restaurant has no
superior in all the world in quality
of food. skill in preparation and per-
lection OF service; while the charges
are no higher than those of other
first class hotels. Transient guests
coming 10 New York and stopping at
the Hotel st. Regis will find accom-
modations of the very highest grade
in every particular and at standard
rates. Single rooms are So and 81 a
day; the same with private bath for
IS a day (or s6 for two people) /;
while for a parlor. bedroom and pri-
fste bath the rates are s12 q day
I'D Up
Evening journal., 1911-05-12
SENATOR BAILEY's DISCOVERY.

The Hon. Joseph Weldon Bailey, OF
Texas, has discovered another con-
spiracy. He told the Changers who
appeared before the Senate Finance
Committee yesterday that there was
a vast plot on foot to put the farm
ers' produces on the free list. and keep
up the duties laid on whatever the ag-
riculturists buy from the manufac-
turers.
The Hon. Joseph is a great unmask-
er of such underhand and dastardly
enterprises. For a long time he
would not ride in the automobile from
the Capitol to the Senate offices. be-
cause he recognized in the installa-
ton of such a conveyance a conspir-
acy against the horse, mans noblesi
friend and companion"
Then, too, when he first went Ia
Washington. he would not wear even
ing clothes, for the simple reason
that he considered that all the tailors
of the civilized world were engaged
in a plot to make United States legis-
lators look like walters in their hours
of ease
Evening journal., 1911-05-12
BALTIMORE AND OHIO
SPRING ScHFDTILE r

The spring schedule of the Balti-
more and Ohio Railroad will go into
effect on Sunday. May IA There
are a number OF changes which are
as follows:
Eastbound trains. leaving Whining
ton weekdays, at $40 a. m. and 500
a. m. respectively, will leave at 6S5
a. m. and 7.57 a. m: eastbound train,
Evening journal., 1911-05-12

leaving Wilmington daily at 1923 p.
m. will leave at 327 .. m. daily and
esstbound train leaving Wilmington
Sundays only at s.s4 a. m. will leave
at $50 a. m. Sundays only; west
bound Chicago Express. now leaving
Wilmington daily at 1852 a. M. will
leave at 1851 q. m.
Evening journal., 1911-05-12
PEST AvD HEALTH m MOTHER AND CHM.

Mrs. WtNsLow's SOOTHING SYRuP has been
used for over SIXTY YEARS by MILLIONS Of
MOTHERS for their CHILDREN WHILE
TEETHING, with PERFECT SUCCESS II
SOOTHES the CHILD. SOFTENS the GUNS,
ALLAYS all PAIN CURES WIND COLIC. and
Is the best remedy for DIARRHOzA. Il is alb
soluteiy harmless Be sure and ask for Mrs.
Winslow's Soothing syrup" and take no other
kind. Twenty-Five cents a bottle.
Evening journal., 1911-05-12
LRs. BooTH DEAD IN cHEsrER.

MRS. BOOTH DEAD IN CHESTER
Mrs. Hannah M. Booth. who died in
Chester on Wednesday evening. waa
born in Newark. Del. "a years ago
She was the daughter of the post
master at Newark at that TINA and
went 10 Chester when she was six
teen years old.
She had been widow forty years.
and the house IN which she died. No
21s Market street. had been her home
for fifty years.
Evening journal., 1911-05-12
CONFERENCE AM TNI0N.

The quarterly conference of Union
NJ z. Church was held last evening
District Superintendent f. L. Hof-
fecker presided and routine business
was transacted.