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OTHER FIGHTS OUT OF TOWN.

HQCLroN. Me-. Mu 10. --Dsfess 500. peossc
P Is.srs Of 'y wsoSs,o Ky \. h r.. IL .s s:d ,p Ess' hone Nc,
Jay was coun.rd out 10 tho inst round.
LOWELL. Mas, May i0.-rn the main bout
~ the lowell \. G.. Heny Hall IL boston got
tile decision over Joe Nelsol Of Lawrence In ne
seveuth round Of b wss i,.ended to be =
twslre round bout.
NORTH ADAMS. May i0.--Andy Morris Of
Hoston and Anhw Peiiy Of Chicopss boxed q
trn.round draw b~fors the Western GATEWAY Club,
Aftef Q rather tam start, the big fellows mixed
" more freely toward the end Of the bout. The
ilphl round was the beet. PclM Appearing to lx
out IN this session more than auy other time
Jack Kennedy of tiits city rsferecd and acquitted
himself well. The kidney punch was barred.
COLUMBUS. o., May io.-FSsa,ns like wild.
cas- fum star to finish, Danny Goodman and
Grover Hayes Of. Columbus fought the hest ten
rounds secu In this city aincr the revival Of the
fight game. Hayes. although no decision was
gisen. won all tho way.
COLUMBUS. o.. Nay 10.-Johrny. A,bsnese Of
Columbus forced Jim watts OF Indianapolis to
throw ~ ths Sponge Ia seven rounds. during
Hcosies scrapper ut will. Watts was Wild aud
missed time aud again.
PHILADELPHIA. May i0.-In the ms, s.n.
sational cout@. staged at the broadway Club this
se,sou. Teddy Malopcy outfouxht Pat bradley In
sx rounds that fairly s!zxled With action. Ma
vided 10 the last two sessions.
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for that Stewart-0unboat Smith
"a hght-Gunboat ave James a hard
hght for three or four rounds.
uae saved by the bell himself at the
! ~ Of the sixth. and before the tenth
M ever had taken . severe beating.
oooRast deserved the decision. At that.
~ 1iAa't maxi n such showiAx a.
~ ~ IN the two fiChts against Morris.
nookbly owing 10 the fact thar he dis
toooeed the middle finger Of his right
49, n the drst round. putting The
l1rloAe eut Of place By hitting ounhesl
49, - ~ 49,
Evening journal., 1912-09-14
WARWICK

Special to THE EVENING JOURNAL.
WARWICK, Md, Sept 14-Mrs. r..
B. Merritt Sr.. is at Reading, Pa, for
weeks visit with friends--Mrs. Sam
uel Wilson Is entertaining her mother.
Mrs. Edward Spear. of Cecilton-Mrs.
Josephine Wilson has returned from
an extended visit with her daughter.
Mrs. r. d. Aiken, on oBhemia Manor.
Mrs. r. ID. Aiken, OF Bohemia Manor
sister, Mrs Cunningham. and two
daughters, of Philadelphia p. King
and family recently entertained John
Murphy and Miss Murphy Of Phila-
delphla-Judge Richard B. Merritt
has been spending several daya in
Elkton-W w. Aiken entertained his
brother, Louis Aiken, Of Philadelphia,
over Sunday--Mr. and Mrs G. E.
Lipscomb and Mr.. and Mrs. Elmer
Grason. OF Wilmington, we're Sunday
visitors with r.. H. Lipscomb and
family--Mr. and Mrs Fredd Tagg. Of
Sharon Hill, Pa. Mr. and Mrs. Joseph
Weeks and son, OF Kennedyville. Md. /:
Mrs. Sarah Hayes and Miss Annie
Hayes, Of Galena, were entertained
on Sunday by Mrs. h. A. Jones.
Evening journal., 1912-09-14
MILFORD

Special 10 THE EVENING JOURNAL.
MILFORD, Del, Sept. 14.-Mr. and
Mrs. Earnest Johnson and daughter,
Sara, who have been spending the
summer with their parents. Mr.. and
Mrs. w. S. Mayhem have returned to
their home in Philadelphia.--Alr and
Mrs. Joseph r, Holland and son, of
Philadelphia and Robert Rust, Of Har-
beson have been visiting Mr.. and Mrs
Ralston Davis.-John G. Jump Is ex-
pected TO return home today after
two weeks vacation at Philadelphia
and Atlantic City, Mrs. Annie Har-
rlson and daughter, Ethel have re-
turned home after spending three
weeks at Cambridge, Md G.. Mar
shall Townsend has been visiting the
Wilmington Fair.--Miss Cora Trice
and Mrs Robert Russell have been
visiting their parents. Mr.. and Mrs. j.
Frank Trice.-Miss Minerva Sipple,
accompanied by her mother, is in Phil
adelphia buying her fall millinery
goods.-Mrs. J. Frank Fowler accom-
panied by her mother, Mrs. Sallie
Dickerson have returned to Panama
Mrs. Earl Hudson is i'll at her home
on Eugenia Avenue--Mrs Annie
Woodward of Philadelphia, is the
guest Of Mr.. and Mrs. A. w Pretty
man-Miss Florence Johnson has re-
turned TO her home in Harrington af-
ter visiting in Chester-Miss Mil
dred Griffith Is spending the week
with her aunt Mrs Eugene Sharp,
near Milford.-Robert J.. Belts, of Will
mington. visited his aunt Mrs. Henry
Mason this week.-Mrs. Bessie Camp
bell. Of Philadelphia, is the guest Of
her sister Mrs. A. r. Archer.-Miss
Mary Kinder and father Samuel Kin
der have returned from a two weeks
trip to Ocean Grove, n. john May
hev, OF Clayton is visiting his parents
Mr.. and Mrs. W. s.. Mayhew.
Evening journal., 1912-09-14
ELKTON

Special TO THE EVENING JOURNAL.
ELKTON, Sept 14.-Miss Clara
Wolf Of Baltimore, is the guest or
Mrs Alexander Evans, Sr., on West
Main street.-Mrs Julia Boyd, OF
Baltimore, is visiting her niece Mrs.
Edward +. Taggart.--Mrs. J. b.
Thomas, Of Baltimore, will equip a
lecture hall at the Dental School.
University OF Maryland I'm memory OF
her father, DR.. James Howell Harris
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Young have
returned TO their home in Wilmington
after spending the summer with Mrs
Noung's parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Will
Ham Hollingsworth Mackall.-Miss
Frances w. Schouler is at home
from a two months trip to New Jer-
sey and New York.-Mrs. Emma
Campbell and Miss Florence r. Wool
ley have returned TO Elxton from a
visit TO their brother George s. Wool
ley Of Chesapeake City.
Miss Flora l. Reese. of
Baltimore. is the guest Of
Mrs. e. Jerome Jenkins Miss Reese
is returning from a trip to Panama
and the coast of Maine.-R Robert c..
Thackery is IN at his residence on
East Maine street--James c. Morrow
and mother, Mrs. Kate Morrow of
Vineland, \. j., are the guests of Mrs.
John S. Wirt.-Mra. Robert Carter
Lewis has been entertaining her sis
ter Mrs. 10. G. Marshall Of Dover
Mrs. B. W. Payne has as her guest,
Miss Katherine Denny OF Baltimore
Miss Harriet Vickers Walmsley has
been visiting friends in Aberdeen
Miss Annie Price has been the guest of
relatives near Earlesville.-Mrs. Roy
Carpenter OF Sassafras Neck, has been
visiting Mrs. Ambrose Price Of Elk
ton.-Mr and Mrs. Charles B. Finley
are visiting relatives In the West
Mrs. Alexander Evans, Sr is the guest
of Mrs Edmund Whitaker at Perry
ville.-Miss Clara Denny is at Allan
tic City.-Miss Edna Krumrine of
North East, Is student at the Mary
land Normal School.-Mr. and Mrs.
George Lum gave a watermelon party
on Saturday evening In honor of their
neice, Miss Maggie Lum.-Mrs. George
W. Boulden has had as her guests her
mother. Mrs David c. Strain OF Bal
timore Mr. and Mrs. J. w Lakeland
Of Baltmore.-Mlss Virginia Atkinson
Of Port Deposit, has been entertaining
Miss Flora Marshbank Of Elkton and
her sister, Miss Margery Charles r.
Fosrd of Elkton, will harvest a crop
of ten thousand baskets of Keifer
pears-Mss Virginia Price Of Cecil
ton. has been visiting friends in Elk
toni. r. Roberts Ward Of Cherry
Hill, and Miss Ethel Virginia Pedi-
gree Of Woodbury.. \. j., we're married
on Saturday.-Miss Edith Vernon
Brown of Elkton, and Louis Vansant
of the same place, were married in
Wilmington by the Rev L. e. Poole,
on Saturday evening.
Evening journal., 1912-09-14
CAMDEN

Special TO THE EVENING JOURNAL
CAMDEN, Del, Sept. 14.-Miss
Kathleen Lord, who has been visit
ing In Atlantic City and other points,
has returned home.--Miss Ann Sarde,
who has been visiting Mrs. S. s. Sardo.
has returned to Buffalo, n Y.-The
Rev and Mrs Charles Geddes Of New
York city, are visiting Mrs. Annie
Geddes--Miss Nellie NJ. Gray left
Sunday for ST. Georges.--Aiiss Ida
Barrett of Wilmington. is visiting
friends I'm town.-Miss Clara Hudson
Of Frederick has been the guest Of
Mrs. Clara Clendaniel.-John H.
Schabinger is az Atlantic City
Charles Terry and Max Terry we're
recent visitors TO Philadelphia.
Evening journal., 1912-09-14
CHANGERS WILL
HAVE THEIR HALL

Special to THE EVENING JORNAId
DOVER, Del, Sept 14-Capita1
Grange, Patrons of Husbandry, ard
arranging series Of ENTERTAINMENT
for the coming fall for the benefit
Of their new Grange Hall, which thed
are contemplating building
Lieutenant James Kirk Of the Coasi
Artillery Corps, has been sent ID
Fortress Monroe, Va. He is a 1917
West Point graduate. While apI
pointed from Florida, his birthplace
Mr.. Kirk has lived in Dover for sevi
eral years.
Personals: Mrs. Knight, of Wood 4
bury, n. j., is the guest of Mr.. and
Mrs. c. D. Sypherd--A. Talbot Cole. a
Houston, Texas. is visiting his mothe1
here-Miss Helena Hartnett has re1
turned to st. Joseph College, EmI
mettsburg, Md-Mrs Hattie Anderson
Of Cheswold, is visiting Mr.. and Mrs.
William Wickes-Mrs Harry Craw-
ford is visiting her mother, Mrs. J..
H. Wilson, at Lake Minnewaka-Mr
I. II. Howell, near Dover, is enter
tanning her mother Mrs Katherind
Miller. Of Elkton, Md.-AIodie X. Ford.
Of the southwest, is visiting his par
ents here-Mrs. Thomas G. Reynolds
of Long Point Farm, Talbot county.
Md. is visiting the family of Edwa I'd
j. Carter-Miss Angelica Killen has
gone to Philadelphia to receive iu-
structions on the Lanston Monotype
Mr.. and Mrs. Edwin Moore, of Hunt
ingdon, Pa, are visiting Mr.. Moore a
parents here.
Evening journal., 1912-09-14
GEORGETOWN SCHOOL
GIVES BUSINESS COURSE

Special 20 THE EVENING JOURNAL
GEORGETOWN. Del Sent. 1.-THE
excellent school organization hereto
fore maintained at Georgetown haa
been strengthened and improved in
many ways
The commercial department. since
its establishment in the fall Of 1910,
has proven very valuable to the
students by enabling them to pre-
pare for pleasant and profitable posi-
tions either in their home town or
elsewhere
The same standard Of excellence
will be maintained in all the other
branches Of study and as a new
feature this year. talks on Business
Ethics will be delivered from time TO
time by Prof Swayne, the new prin-
clpal, who comes from Banks Bust
ness College. Philadelphia, and by
bankers, lawyers and other business
men.
A large number Of students have
signified their intention Of coming to
Georgetown from nearby points and
many of them intend to take advant-
age Of the opportunity offered to OBJ
tain 2 practical business training, so
they can fill positions as a good salary
as soon as they complete the course.
Charles H. Moore, is being kept busy
answering inquiries Of students and
their parents, who wish to have him
send them the leaflet concerning the
High School which the Board Of
Education has issued
The teachers in the High School
are. Henry G. Swayne. b. S. LII. b.,
Miss Rosalie Martin. Miss Mabel
Keiser Miss Ethel NJ Solloway, Gram
mar Department-Nis Linda Hudson,
Miss Laura Richards. Miss Emma
Penuel, Miss Olive T. Marsh. Primary
Department--Miss Anita George. Miss
Viola Derriokson, Miss Eleanor Evans,
Miss Edith Richards.
The Board of Education is composed
Of: Or. o. ID. Robinson, Robert G..
Houston. Thomas r. Pepper. Frank NJ.
Jones, John T. Carey, Frank ]. Hol-
son, Harry 70. Hudson, George w Hat
field, Roland Messick.
Evening journal., 1912-09-14
HARRINGTON

special 10 THE EVENING JOURNAL
HARRINGTON. Del. Sept IA
Miss Louise Adams gave a water
melon party on Thursday evening.
Those present were Misses Pauline
Franklin, Kathel Ward. lillian Cain.
Virgie Brown, Jessie and Agnes Sapp.
Katie Culver, Helen Hatfield. Mildred
Franlrhouser. Arta Baker, Messrs.
Stewart Wroten. Alvin Satterfeld.
Ralph Cahall. Arthur Frsnkbouser.
George Potter. Paul Fleming, John
McGay, Charles Hopkins. Charles
Knox, Lawrence Adams.
Mrs II. c. Wolcott aud Miss Eliz-
abeth Shaw have returned from a
European trip.-Miss Bess Culver has
been visiting Laurel. Delmar and
2oaford.--Lillian Cain and Grace
Gordon are attending Beacom's Busi-
ness school Mrs Vertia Cahall and
Mrs Angie Griffith have returned
from Braddock Heights.--John S.
Harrington, L. F. Beauchamp. Joshua
Smith, Charles Murphy. James A.
Smith. D c. Sawtelle, Alfred Raugh-
ley, Bud Bullock. Oscar Wix. Henry
Stafford, Simon Bullock visited Dow
er this week---James Cahall is spend
ing the week in Philadelphia
and Mrs. Quillen Of North Carolina
are spending few days with his
father W B Quillen.-Mrs Reba
johnson and daughter OF Cambridge,
are visiting her sister Mrs. Fred Har-
tington.
Evening journal., 1912-09-14
ALUMNI WILL RAISE
SCHOLARSHIP FUND

Special 10 THE EVENING JOURNAL.
MILFORD, Del. Sept. 1.-THE mem
bers Of the Alumni Association of the
Milford High School met at the home
of Miss Clara Pierce and talked over
their plans for entertainments for the
raising of the annual scholarship
fund They decided to employ an
instructor for She home talent enter
tainment which they viii give at Arm
ory Hall on the evening of Thanksgiv-
ing Day.
In St Feter's Catholic Church. Ply-
mouth. Mass, last Saturday. Charles
Williams Kaspert, son of Mrs. Isadore
Kospert, Of this town. and Miss Eliza
beth Williams. daughter Of William
Dee. of Williemantic. Conn. we're
married by the Rev. T. r. Perry. The
bride wore a pale blue satin rosetta
cut entrain., and the bridesmaid. Miss
Annie j. Oats, a cousin Of the brid q
wore a buttercup messaline. The hest
man was John J. Oats. another cousin
OF the bride After a tour Mr.. and
Mrs Kespert will live at Milford.
Evening journal., 1912-09-14
NEWPORT

Special to THE EVENING JOURNAL
NEWPORT, Del. Sept. 14.-On
Wednesday evening Miss Blanche
Crawford entertained a few friends
at an evening company. An enjoyable
time was spent Among those pres
ent were Miss Mary Scarborough,
Alice Moore. Rachel Moore. Helen
Bdmanson, Essie Edmanson, Blanche
Crawford, Joseph Slack, Wilson Tai
ley, Walter Gregg, Harry Mack.
II. J. Krebbs, president of the
krebbs Pigment d Chemical Com
pany is on a business trip TO New
York city.
Mrs. Walter Randolph spent We'd
nesday as the guest Of Mrs. Lillian
Foraker Of Wilmington.
Charles Collins Of Wilmington Wis
tied NJ NJ. Owings on Wednesday.
E. Y. Farnkhouser was the guest
OF W T. Moore OF Wilmington on
Tuesday.
Frank Hussan who has been spend
ing a few days with his aunt. Mrs
George Stuart. has returned 10 his
homo in Baltimore.
Mrs. George Stuart and son Will
liam. spent Wednesday with relatives
in Wilmington
Evening journal., 1912-09-14
REHOBOTH
CROWD LINCERS

Special 10 THE EVENING JOURNAL.
RHHOBOTH, Del, Sept 14--Many
visitors are spending the warm Sep
tember days here.
The Board of Commissioners has
awarded TO the gas and electric light
companies new contracts on the same
basis as for the past two years.
Major J. c. Gilmore, OF Philadel-
phis, is shipping the lumber here for
his new bungalow on Surf avenue.
Charles c. Short has closed his
Rehoboth avenue store and will re-
turn to. Greenwood next Monday.
The Rev and Mrs. T. A. IT. O'Brien
who have been spending the past two
weeks at their Delaware avenue cot
tage, returned TO Port Deposit. Nd.
last Friday
Mr. and Mrs, J. Augustus McCaulley
and daughter, Miss Helen of Whining
ton, will spend the month at their
Surf avenue cottage.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. r. Harper and
daughter, Miss Margaret, who have
spent the summer at the Williams
cottage, on Delaware avenue, returned
to Chester, Pa, last Tuesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fl. S. Newman who
have occupied the De-Lamore cottage
on Rehoboth avenue. during the sum
mer returned to Middletown last
Monday.
Albert F. Polk, OF Georgetown was
the guest Of his mother, Mrs. S. e.
Polk, last Sunday.
Paving notices have been sent by
the Board of Commissioners notifying
lot owners on the South side of Della
ware avenue, between First and
Second streets, to pave within three
months.
Evening journal., 1912-09-14

MIDDLETOWN. N. Y, Sept. IA
Burton W. Gibson, in Jail here OIL a
charge of numbering Mrs Rusena
Menschik Szabo. or Rosa Ritter, will
make the defense that the woman
whose body was taken from Green
wood lake after she mad gone boat
ing with him was not Mrs. Szabo's,
but was Mrs. Ritter's and that they
we're two women and not one woman
with two names. He qualities the
statement by saying that perhaps he
was deceived, but that Mrs Ritter,
whom he had known for years, intro
duced another woman to him as her
mother, and it was this woman who
appeared before the surrogate and
signed papers in the settlement of
Mrs. Ritter's estate. Gibson was
brought here by Deputy Sheriff De
Graw and Alphone Rinck, a Pinker-
ton detective, who worked up the
case against him. He talked freely
about his case during the FIVE or six
hours of the trip. His examination
has been set for September "a.
Evening journal., 1912-09-14
MARYLAND NEWS NOTES

The West Grove hremen's carnival
neetted $500.
Tho Great Chiefs of Maryland paid
an official visit to Elkton Red Men
last night.
The 132-acre owen II. Wright
farm. near Kirk Mills. has been sold
30 Joseph Smith for S4224.
Rock fishing in the SusQuohanna
River IS at its height and many
anglers are enjoying the sport.
Frank r. Williamson, of Elkton
has bought the Armstrong mill prop
erty at North East for $4,000
A new council of the Junior Order
United American Mechanics is being
organized in North East
Cecil county members Of the
knights OF Golden Eagle will be
guests Of North Enst knights to-
night
Carlssh r. Foord, OF Elkton, has a
crop Of keifer pears on his farm
near Fair HUI estimated at 10000
baskets.
William Thomas. a former police
man at Havre de Grace, was fined
s17.S5 for assaultng Alexander
Heuth with a club.
The Bull Moose supporters in Cecil
county Will hold a mass-meeting and
form a permanent organization at
Perryville next Saturday.
4 Overcome by the heat while oper-
ating steam roller Cecil Armaur.
of Greenhurst fell from the machine.
sustaining painful injuries
The twenty-seventh annual conven-
tion OF the Cecil County w. c. r. T..
will he held In James Methodist
Church, Rising Sun. September o.
Evening journal., 1912-09-14
NEWSY DOINCS
OF new CASTLE
Resident Receivers Her Jewels
After Train Bandit RObS
Passengers in West
WILSON VOTERS
TO HEAR CANDIDATES

Special to THE EVENING JOURNAL.
NEW CASTLE, Sept it.-Miss
Laura Truss has returned home from
three months tour in the west
While enroute to Los Angeles the
train on which she was riding was
robbed by bandits who secured con
siderable money and iewolry. One
OF the robbers IN escaping dropped
part of the jewelry and fortunately
for Miss Truss her property was
among that recovered.
Joseph r. Cough. of Bear Station,
has resumed operations at his tomato.
cannery Part Of the big smoke
stack which was blown down by the
recent storm was replaced In order
10 work up the tomatoes.
Many farmers between Bear Station
and Christiana hnd their tomato crop
an entire loss following the hail
storm on Wednesday evening. II is
estimated that fully seventy-five tons
Of tomatoes we're damaged by the
hail
William J. Holman. secretary Of
the Commercial Club Of Portland,
Ore, is visiting his father. Charles
Hofmann. Mr. Hofmann AZ secretary
Of the clubs handles annually quar-
ter OF a million dollars
Mr.. Hofmann is advertising mana
ger of the Portland Oregonian and
has amassed considerable valuable
property in Portland
Republican workers were busy last
evening making the final calls on
voters.
The Wilson Marshall Club will
meet on Tuesday evening. Thomas
M. Monaghan, candidate for Cover
nor and Franklin Brockson candl-
date for Congress will be the speak
CTS. The City Cornet baud will fur
nish music.
Miss Hattie Challenger is at Ocean
Grove, NJ J.
st. Peters r. A. q. Society will at
tend first mass In st. Peters Church
tomorrow morning and receive Holy
Communion.
New Castle visitors to the State
Fair we're pleased to learn that John
Tobin, son of John A. Tobin. of Ches-
apeake City, had won first premium
for his pony. Honey Boy. Honey Boy
Is registered stock. three years old.
and only az inches in height The
pony was driven thirty miles TO the
fair and this morning started the
home trip. Joshua Conner, of VII
mington was so pleased with the
pony and its sturdy little owner that
he presented young Tobin with
fancy blanket for Honey Boy.
Dr. Dickinson, Of Wilmington, was
awarded a verdict last evening in
Magistrate Nickerson's court against
the Italian owners of the teams do
ing the hauling for the Amber Davis
Company The suit was for profess
sional services 20 sick horses owned
BY the men
Evening journal., 1912-09-14
EDEN HALL DANCES.

The young people of Wilmington
viii be pleased to learn that Miss
Marian McEwan has obtained con-
tracts for possession Of Eden Hail
during the coming dancing season and
will conduct a select school of dane
ing there on Monday and Wednesday
evenings OF each week. Teaching
privately last season at 1908 West
Eighth street, Miss McEwan met with
great success, being competent TO
teach all the latest fancy and plain
dances, including the oBston Veleta.
etc She also efficiently teaches in
ternational and foulk dancing. The
opening assembly will take place on
Monday evening. September is.
Evening journal., 1912-09-14
NEW ROAD FOR FARMERS.
Work Soon to Begin on 42-Mile
Electric Railway.

DELMAR. Del. Sept. 1.-THE speedy
construction of the Eastern Shore
Power, Light and Railway Company
is now guaranteed, according to local
financiers who are interested in the
project, The new road. which has
obtained a right Of way, will be ~
miles in length, running from Deals
Island to Snow Hill Work of con-
struction, it is stated, will be started
the first of the year
A novel feature of the road will be
that at every half mile a siding will
be placed. enabling farmers to load
produce on the cars without having
to haul it long distances. II also is
proposed to erect storehouses where
farmers can tore their milk and eggs
pending shipment.
Evening journal., 1912-09-14
FIREMAN RURNEn.

Special to THE EVENING JOURNAL.
LEWES, Del, Sept, 14.-While
near the Pennsylvania depot on the
way to Rehoboth an engine pulling
q train of passengers coaches on the
NJ. d. & " Railroad blew out a plug
which had been put in an opening
caused by a crossplate bolt rusting
out and severely injured Julian c.
Bryan the fireman.
Evening journal., 1912-09-14
WEDDING ANNOrNcEn-

Mr., and Mrs. Henry c. Primrose an
nounce the marriage Of their daueh-
ter. Elizabeth W. to Floyd ". Hsrner
on August 16. The ceremony was per-
formed by the Rev. c. W W. Bisbon ar
Trainer. Pa Mr.. Harper was formerly
AT Hurlock, Nd. but is nov employed
with Pusey & Jones Company. Mr.
and Mrs. Harper are making their
home at No. 1906 West Sixteenth
street
Evening journal., 1912-09-14
sRNCKLE.R0DNE ENGAGEMENT.

The engagement OF Miss Julia
Princkle, daughter Of Mr and Mrs.
fohn r. Brinckle. of zoos Woodlawn
venue ard Dorsey Rodney, son of
hr and Mrs John r.. Rodney Of New
lastle. is announced. Mr. Rodney is
>lieutenant In the Fifth Calvary
Evening journal., 1912-09-14
IRON BURNS WOMAN.
Gasoline II Contains Explodes, Sprays
ing her with Flame.

ing her with Flame.
LEWES, Del, Sept. 1.-THE explo-
sion of a gasoline iron resulted in
the serious burning of Mrs. Elizabeth
Little, and It was only by quick action
that her life was saved Mrs. Little
was using -the iron when it exploded,
and burning gasoline flew over the
woman, setting fire to her clothing
Although in terrible pain, Mrs. Little
rushed to another room, and, seiz-
ing a rag. wrapped herself in it and
extinguished the flames. Her face
and hands were badly burned, how
ever, and it is feared that she will
bear scars on her face the rest Of her
life.
Evening journal., 1912-09-14

Searching for work, home, a
room. a boarding place. location for
a new business. chance for investment
all such information is eagerly
sought in the Wants by those who are
new arrivals, as we'll as the longer
residents.-Ady.
Evening journal., 1912-09-14

The Wants are for the ambitious
those who are alive 70 opportunity
and are anxious 70 get ahsad