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Evening journal., 1912-05-14
LOOK OVER the
NEW SCHOOL PLANS

The Board Of Education last night
viewed plans for the proposed new
school to be erected on triangular
plot Of ground at the Boulevard and
Concord avenue and Van Buren, street
the land being a gift to the city.
brought about by Samuel II. Baynard.
member of the board from the Ninth
ward. The architects who submitted
plans were T.. l.. Rice, J. and NJ Ken
nedy and William Savery Evans. Jr.
The figures submitted by the archi-
tects were approximately around S4O,-
600. The board took no action, the
matter being laid over for further
consideration on next Friday evening.
Bids were opened for the $4,000
bond issue for a new school building.
and the Equitable Guarantee and
Trust Company of this city was the
best bidder. submitting price of 500
42S for the entire issue.
Other bidders We're: r. ID. L.ackev
& Company, Wilmington, S20.213.6O:
Harris, Forbes g. Company, New York
City. $40, ,236.4O: Seasongood & Mayer
Cincinnati. o.. S2O,3SO; R. Nj. Grant e.
Company, New York City. S2O. .36O. 20
AHN bodAu & dilitu lut request OF
the supervisor of music of the schools
for the use of the High School audi
torium this evening and every Mon
day night thereafter until the COM
mencement exercises at the High
School for rehearsals of the graduat-
ing class.
The action of the committee which
obtained the use of the Opera House
for the Howard High School Com
mencement exercises on Tuesday
evening. June 25, was sustained
DR.. T o. Cooper informed the mem-
bers that he had decided to let the
matter of changing the time Of closing
the schools for the summer vacation
drop, as there would be but a few days
intervening from the time now set by
the laws Of the board and the time
he would have proposed. He conclud-
ed that it would be useless to make
the change.
The matter of bringing the lot ad-
joining No. "a School to grade, was
referred to the property committee
with instructions to have the work
done, there being sufficient material
Evening journal., 1912-05-14
The Real Secret Of
ReiuyenatinQ the Face
(From ma Clnhwomanl


She holds the rue secret of facial
reiuvenation who has learned how to
remove the dead skin particles as fast
as they they appear It's a secret any
one may possess. The aged, faded or
discolored surface skin may be gradu-
ally absorbed i'm an entirly safe and
rational maner, by the nightly appli-
cation of ordinary mercolized wax.
Within a week or two the underlying
skin. youthful and beautiful to be-
hold, has taken the place of the dis
carded cuticle. So little OF the old
skin is absorbed each day there's no
Inconvenience az all. and no one sus-
poets you are putting anything on
your face. The mercolized wax, pro-
durable at any drug store tan
ounce is sufiicienD, is applied like
cold cream. In the morning It is
erased with soap and water It's the
best thing known for freckles. black
heads, pimples. moth patches, liver
spots and fine surface wrinkles.
For the deeper wrinkles an excel
lent recipe is: Powdered saxolite.
o.. dissolved in one-half pint witch
hazel. Bathing the face in the solu-
tion produces quick and wonderful re-
suits.
Evening journal., 1912-05-14
MARYLAND NEWS NOTES

Cecil county's presidential and
judicial primaries cost about $3500.
Although So years old, Joseph
Jenkins, Rock Springs is doing his
spring plowing unassisted.
-Ex-Governor Crothers. critically
i'll three weeks, is so greatly improved
his physicians expect him to be about
again.
William d Bradford, a farmer OF
the First district of Cecil. has been ap-
pointed a trustee of Maryland Agri-
cultural College.
Unless the teachers are willing to
accept salaries in proportion, Hart
ford schools with an average attend
ance falling below 10, are to be closed
for the term.
Evening journal., 1912-05-14
Tue AssoclAiion %
TUESDAY. MAY IA, 1912
rnNsrnrr rHE cITY,s NTEREsT.

II, PERSONS who participate in the Delaware
n river waterfront hearing before city Councn IN
citv HAN tomorrow evening should do so with ins
earnest desire TO conserve the interests OF our city ana
m, neonle It. is Of paramount importance that sucn
sprit prevail and that 1t be shared equally Dy une
members of City Council the taxpayers and others VINO
ca there 10 discuss the waterfront question
There should be a manifest Discrimination ny pom
h CITY councilmen and the taxpayers 20 enter into
snv agreement that will vote away the interests OF
the Nation the state or the city. At the same time
NO one should advocate taking away from the owners
~ the marsh land fronting the river without COM
nensation anything that rightfuy belongs to them
srhev have there certain undonabe rights which are
as worthy Of respect and protection as are the rights
of the public such spirit be permitted to rule the
meeting good necessarily will result from the eN-
change of views.
II has been asserted the so-caled Bulkhead Law Is
unconstitutional If that be true, there are men IN
tcrestod in the situation who doubtless will see that
s consttutionay tested and that the pubcs inter
est in the states land under water between low water
mark and the proposed bukhead that is affected by
that Bukhead Law will be protected by the courts.
So if both the Councilmen and the taxpayers Will
approach the riverfront project with fair and open
minds and hearty desire to do the best thing for
the city the outcome OF the present controversy must
be for the citys benefit and, at the same time work
no Injustice to the private Therefore
that reason permitted to rule throughout the de-
lberations with the eyes of all kept turned continually
20 the public interest and with due regard for the
rights of property.
Evening journal., 1912-05-14
:: Personal and Pertinent ::

Fame only comes when deserved and then it is as
inevitable as destiny. for it Is destiny.-Longfel-
low.
.-.-.-.
Neither walls theatres. porches. senselesA
equipage makes States, but who able TO rely
upon Observation-Disclosures.
.--:-.
Courage combined with energy and perseverance
will overcome difficulties apparently insurmountable
s. Smiles
t-.-..
Some skill or other with the hands is needed for the
completeness Of the life-and makes bridge over
times Of doubt and observation-disclosures Eliot
.-.-.-.
Our duty down here is TO do, not to know, live a.
though lie eafnesi anu lire viii ne so.--Lord
Lytton.
Evening journal., 1912-05-14

Within less than three weeks the voters in Whining
ton will go the polls. to pass Judgment upon the
proposed new city charter. It is the duty of every
voter TO acquant himself fully with its provisions
that he may his vote with intelligent and telling
effect Many charter meetings have been held. but
not one-tenth OF the voters have attended them. Hun
dreds of columns of argument for against the char
been published in the local newspapers, and
yet there has been such conflict of opinion relative
10 the wisdom adopting that thousands voters
still in doubt which way they should vote. In the
time intervening between aud the special elec-
ton ON juno / all such voters It to themselves
the city to give TO this important subject their
serous attention.
Evening journal., 1912-05-14
/; With the Paragraphers :

Many man would have bigger bank balance if he
had fewer friends.-Atlanta Journal
Baseball is all the rage in Germany now. From
what know OF that country there must be plenty
of good characterization News and Courier
All the world loves a lover, especially the ieweer,
the grocer aud the nstalment furniture man-Atlanta
Constitution.
A Louisville doctor says that man can stand more
suffering and endure il longer than woman can Any
woman with sick man In the house knows better
Detroit Free Press
Another premium goes to those who cling TO or re-
turn TO the soil in Indiana. They to be excused
from jury service while the crops growing This
however does not apply 10 the who is simply
raising grass in his front yard.-Christian Science
Monitor
Evening journal., 1912-05-14
rs CENTS FOR
FIRST SUSSEX BERRIES

Special to THE EVENING JOURNAL.
GEORGETOWN, Del, May IA
The first strawberries grown in this
section Of the county this year and
sold in the local market were brought
here Saturday afternoon by George
Warren and retailed at 25 cents per
hox As the herriee are beginning 20
ripen rapidly several crates are ex-
pected to be shipped to the cities
from this poilt this week.
Evening journal., 1912-05-14
REcuPERArIyE REpUBLIcANlsM.

TT is well-esablished fact that the hindsight Of
y Democratic newspapers is infinitely better than
their foresight Therefore no one will take seriously
the suggestion that the President Of the United
States will be nominated by the Baltimore conven-
tion.
The Republican party has the happy faculty Of en-
gaging in desperate factiona fights and then going
TO the polls and clccting its ticket Take 1850, for
instance. The Democrats then we're sure that the
third-tcrm issue had wrecked the Republican party
and that II mover could recover from the internal
struggle that RACED within the organization There
were 306 delegates in the Republican Convention who
voted finish TO give TO President Grant
third term. They failed to land their man, and Gem
cral Garfield was nominated
Il was said Immediately that the breach in tho
Republican party could not be healed and. that the
Democratic nominee for President would be elected.
How far those prophets OF dsastor were mistaken is
shown by the that the popular vote for Garfield
was a4sa OSs and hs electoral vote 2i4. against
popular vote OF ftt2OS5 and electoral vote Of
l55 for WINFIELD 3 Hancock the Democratic nom
incc.
There voro others who said the Republican party
never could recover from It's reverse in 1884, when
Cleveland defeated James g.. blaine. Tho popular
vote Tor th- Democratic candidate that year A.,
9il0ig and his electoral vote 2l9, against pop
ulsr vote 81 s.StSSSt snd electoral vote or 1872
Tor his Republican opponent And yet in the very
next election Harrison defeated Cleveland his cleo
toral hcinE 23s against i6S. It must be adj
mittcd. however that that year Cleveland ahead
oi Harrison n tho popular vote his vote being s.
5SS56o. as AGAINST 5s4i9o2 for Harrison
lt viii De seen. therefore. that the Republican party
always has had great recuperatiyo power II has
t now IN that it has the advantage over the Demo-
cratic party n is characteristic of Republicans to
fight at the primaries aud then support the nomi-
necs az the general election. Democrats however,
carry their factiona fights through the primaries
and into the general election. They will do it this
time regardless Of who may be nominated in the Bal
timore Convention. on the other hand it is safe to
predict that in the Chicago Convention the Republicans
will take steps put winning ticket in the field and
that enough Republicans will rally its support to
elect IT, There tens of thousands of who will
follow President Taft Colonel Roosevelt through
the primaries who would not foow' either to the
tent of assisting in accomplishing the defeat of the
in the general election, matter what the OUT
come of the Chicago Convention may be-
Evening journal., 1912-05-14
WOULD FILL
IN FROG PONDS

The Board of Education last night
went on reco. s., as favoring the filling
i'm Of the frog ponds in the lower end
Of the Ninth Ward. to which end
Councilman Bildcrback Of that ward
has heen working. Samuel II. Baynard
said he thought the stagnant ponds
should be done away with and called
attention to the good the filling in Of
these lots would do for at least two
schools i'm that section OF the city.
On his motion the secretary was di-
rected to notify City Council of the
boards attitude on the matter, with
the request that that body take fa-
vorable action on the appeal made by
residents OF that ward
Evening journal., 1912-05-14
LOWING CrPS AS PRILEs-

Members of the Delaware Live
Stock Sanitary Board yesterday Sc
lected three silver loving cups from
Millard f. Davis which will be award
ed at the Delaware State Fair to be
held here this summer The first cup
will be awarded to the owners of tho
finest driving horse The second will
be awarded to the farmer showing tho
finest pair Of draught horses. and the
third cup will be given to the owner
Of the finest brood SOW by any persoa
exhibited.
Evening journal., 1912-05-14

The littleness Of those who are opposing the build
ing of the DUPONT Boulevard in this State shown by
the fact that of the newspapers engaged in the
anti-boueyard crusade, pays serious editorial atten-
tion to article, that appears in Western news
paper based msinformaton relative to the boule-
ward That article the great roadway has been
built and gives details regarding the way it is admin
stered and kept in repair. II is foolish that no
serous-minded persons would pay than passing
attention to it. However, that Western article is not
one whit more foolish than most Of the editorial
ments made by opponents of the boulevard and it is
not surprising that it seized upon by aif anti
boulevard newspaper as tidbit to be served to the
Delaware public
Evening journal., 1912-05-14

President Madero's forces at last making head
way against the Mexican rebels under the command
of General Orozco. decisive engagement may be
looked for any time Encouraged by a signal adj
vantage gained in three days of desperate fighting the
Madero troops in close pursuit of the retreatng
rebels. Everything indicates that decisive bat
tie will be fought Relano There the rebels will
have the advan tage OF fortihcatons and trenches.
From behind those defenses they may be able to re-
trieve the suffered within the last week Il
is the purpose OF General Orozco to throw against
the Federals in the impending fight the entire force
he has at command It is hoped earnestly by those
who have business and other interests in Mexico that
the other Of the contending armies will gain
decisive victory, TO the end that there may be
restoration of tranquil conditions in that unhappy
and faction-rent republic.
Evening journal., 1912-05-14

on the ground TO accomplish the work
The repair committee was author
lied to advertise for bids TO place
cement sidewalk at No School
The following payrolls and bills
were allowed Sundry bills. S49S.44;
salaries Of officers and ianitors. ST.
99S.02,. and teachers salaries, S2O,-
031.6S.
Evening journal., 1912-05-14

When President Taft and Colonel Roosevelt have
said all they want to about each other the public
may rest assured there will be no skeleton in tho
closet Of either man.
Evening journal., 1912-05-14

There is town in Texas named Ismay As a
vindicaton for itself it should change its name or
adopt resolutions denouncing j. Bruce
Evening journal., 1912-05-14

Once more Japan is exonerated from having designs
uror Magdeena Bay There is nothing like reiterat-
inc thing until it is believed by the American public
and those who affected by yellow peril hysteria
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BOUNDED isss.

SUBSCRIPTION.
BY postage prepaid. S8.oc as month
pAJAA,s advsnes By carrier. ak cents week
Evening journal., 1912-05-14

Tomorrow Mr. Edwards will tell
"A story Of the Greatest Mistress. OF
the Violin"
Evening journal., 1912-05-14

obie.r' on-, la south Michigan AVs'S%
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SUPREME COURT
GIVE DECISIONS

CHARLESTON IS Va Noy !.
o." supreme court o. arp-a. D. tocay
ha-ced doNa nine opinions and enter.
90 s'Nrra. cruer-. The opinions s~r-
"a. follows
hy Pres den; Brauucu Noru-r IS
't- 'oiupaut. from Harrison county.
enTued Dos jIdc. Williams supply
y" 'aiie' from Mercer county
modified aud affirmed Freeman "
le-maE. q. o. Mercer county. aflru.
.i Or Judge Robinson ,i.ltA 50
4'dFl~. from DOddridg. county. r.
t'is'd and remduGtc Boyl.- ~
NJ s'eiinE Traction ComiAuy. from
Siar-ha county. Affirmed hy Judge
Miller 'opr.aL IS Soln. from Mn
40 county. affirmed DICKINSON SIS
STUART 'oiiers company. from Fay
''ie county affirmed 80 Jude, Porf
toarseT. Marshall SIS Porter. from
Hancock county reversed and re-.
mana Peterson SIS Paint cree.
"Il"rie. COMPANY from Kanawka
unity. Judgment reversed. verdict
,-i dsic" and ca-" remauded for new
rial wrt az error and sup.r-.-d-
-a- Was allowed iu the case of t-riou
fusf and DEPOSIT comran-. executor
| o. 70" estate OF J y camden IS
John Paulhamus and ~ z Paulhamu-
from HraNtpu count
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%1zh4
-nE1M1WEixzzzSw

Pryor. told the faults and good quail
UicS OF each exercise and Mr. Duseu-
berry. the third cri-ic. passed iudE-
ment on all the class - AZ tho Close.
giving ID" preacher Who have pre-
vlCu-!y made the Literary society a
place 10 practic. their sermons very
storm r"primaud and adv SEED them 10
smile once in while
Mr. Clart. and old AGclphiau gave
ltfl" speech and told some very
interesting funny stories ana the 90
Ciafy Wds dismissed
Bethany Briefs.
Grar" IoIiIuE-V Orth was visiting M
StoubenyIle SUNDAY
Harold Ei~ou spent saturday and
sunday with bis parents at tirichS-
Nfii". o.
Harvey Martin spent Monday with
bis parents in SteubcuyIile. ~
Henry Stewart was al bis home az
Stcubcnviilc several days This ve.h
D. - Drake spent SUNDAY ~ b
h.m" 90 Mouudsyil'e. ~ Na
Percy Thomas visited friends 90
Martins Ferry. o.. over SUNDAY
LOO Henry Harry Kirspafric How
ard Wi.Haf.-. \ e. Srcff. Lawrence
Su'rb'r Charles Neich and Ohu
Miller wcu- 70 tl" revival 900 Potomac
Sunda, evening
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CRIMINAL COURT
Several Cases Set For Triel Yester.
Gay and Action Taken In
Others.

~ ihlnal court convened yesterday
morning and several cases We're set
Tor trial among them being the cases
.oi Pearl Morgan and James Cortan-o.
accused OF being implicated IA tho
robbery al the fair ground during the
state fair Roth men appeared and
entered pleas Of not guilty and ON nh.
motion OF Tho counsel tor the defense
the cases we're set for trial November
20
In the case OF the State ~ Martin
N!'hmau. ON paternity charge. tho
nearing was PASSED until next term
upon the motion of Prosecutor Hand.
Ian.
The case az the state IS r T.. Tol.
land, charged with cutting. was passed
until Saturday
IN the case OF the STATE - Arthur
Parker. held as witness im the
Wheeling park shooting and riot case.
the defendant was released upon his
own resemblance. 10 appear January
H. 1872
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Stone s. Thomas

from Mayor Davies ccIr'. given leave
20 file petition in error
Dan Roger. liquor case from same
court. denied leave.
Case ~ Bon ~ Burlington o. a. mo.
ton fo diseolv" restraining order az
village ~ 50 CIaireviIlc granted
Cleveland and Pittsburgh railroad
81 Martins Ferry. demurrer 10 second
defense otcrrulrd
Victor Nignoui t Rail and q YER
company. motion Oh. defendant fo tho
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Pin Trays with floss at SOC.
Shirt Holders AZ 75c.
Laundry Bags at zoe.
ScarfS and Pin Cushion Cover.
at 7Jc.
Library ScarfS at S1.OO.
Stampt Underwear.
Corset Covers with floss To I'm
iSh az 2Jc.
Combination Suits with floss ar
Toe.
kimono Night Gowns with floss
AZ 75c.
klmono Night Gowns at
S1.OO.
Match Safes with floss at % :.
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ENTERTAINMENT
w a Very Elaborate Nature TO BE
Gwen on thanksgiving ~ Knights
OF Columbus

IN" Knights OF Columbus are MAX
Jug 'ldnniair Arrangements Tor their
annual Thanksgiving entertainment AZ,
me carroll club The first decree viii
De- given hy the Martins Ferry Council
on Monday and on Thanksgiving
night ID" local Knights Will administer
in" second and third degrees and rho
risbordi" ceremonies viii attend tho
ADMIN Sir"tcn state Deputy Farrell
anu rt"n Wiii De- DO charE, In follow
.ut no" degrees banquet and ball
VIII De- given at rho same club Their
VIII be addresses ANA orchestra mn
Sic VIII be- furnished Ih. affair will
o." on" of the most elaborate given nv
mar society for some time There
Niu l." many visiting KNIGHTS from
other cities
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Continuing the Thanksgiving
Linen Sale All This Week.
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portion or"rruicd and defendant given
twenty DAYS FOO plead
James % Tai'mau. administrator
f- Ran aud River company. motion
~ defendant o'errIl'd. and defendant
given twenty days 90 plead
W T.. Dallas 81. Ethel g-.co Pos.
"I nn 0u of defendant fl ...ui .
'pr"a. ov"rru'oi. and motion of r,,.-
IN fn rrIu'r" defendant fp rlta .
rr'i"r appeal bond WIS ere'aired
Case o. y rs kenron S. C.,-..
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polly OF THE CIRCUS

"POILY OF THE CIRCUS"
Little Elsie st. Leon of the famous
st. Leon family of equestriennes and
acrobats will be seen here tonight in
the title role of Polly in Margaret
Mayo's delightful story Of the saw
dust ring, Polly of the Circus A
rarely developed artistic tempera-
ment and a marvellous capacity tor
hard work have cAn5ined to make
this little lady the youngest and
most interesting leading woman on
the American stage today She and
her associate players will be seen at
the Grand tonight.
Some people might jump at the
conclusion that horse shoes or rab-
bits feet had something to do with
it, but when you learn the history of
this remarkable girl you will realize
that it was only the ordinary element
Of luck which probably comes to eV-
erYone at some time Miss St Leon
was able to make good Luck only
furnished the opening The girl did
the rest So there is no use lingering
over the theory that there was any
thing supernatural about it,
Seats now on sale Admission.
$3.50, $1.00 and soc Tickets put
aside will be sold if not called for
before n. m today. Mothers are
requested to leave their babies 1t
home.
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Bowels are Basis
of Child HeaIt

The careful mother, who wa Pies
closely the physical peculiarities of3Eer
children. viii soon discover that the
most important thing in connection with
a chiSd's constant good health is to keep
the bowels regularly open. Sluggish
bowels Will be followed by loss of appe-
tite, restessness during sleep. irrita-
bfiity and a dozen and one similar evil
dences of physical disorder.
At the first sign of such disorder give
the child a teaspoonful Of DR. Caldwell 5
Syrup Pepsin at night on retiring and
repeat the dose the following night If
hecessary-more than that will scarcely
be needed. You Will find that the child
will recover its accustomed good spirits
at once and will eat AMI sleep normally.
This remedy is a vast irgp6pvement
over salts, cathartics, laxatfT waters
and ssAnilar things. which are altogether
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too pe7,o-e9l for child. The homes Of
Mrs VaIIie Utley, Keyser, N. c., and
Mrs. E. l. Hair, Dalton, Ga, are always
supplied with DR.. CaIdwells Syrup Pep
sin, and with them, as with thousands
of Others there is no substitute for this
grand laxative. 1t is really more than a
laxative, for it contains superior tonic
properties which help to tone and
strengthen the stomach, liver and bowels
SO that AFTER a brief use of it all laxa-
ives can be dispensed with and nature
will do its own work.
Anyone wishing to make a trial of this
remedy before buying 1t in the regular
way of a druggist at fifty cents or one
have sample bottle sent to the home
free of charge by simply addressing DIR.
w q Caldwell, 405 Washington St,
Monticello. Ill. Your name and address
on u postal card will do.
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Running up and down stairs, sweep.
ing and bending over making beds
will not make a woman healthy or
beautiful She must gel out Of doors,
walk a mile or two every day and
take Chamberlain Tablets to i'm
prove her digestion and regulate her
bowels. For sale by all dealers.