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Evening star., 1912-07-05
WOmem's New Leather Hamdbags: /:
A Special Sale ait SQ so Each.

While prefer let patrons judge OF
these Handbags themselves feel that emphasize
forceuy quality that instantly recognizable
of the selling price
Genuine Seal Leather Handbags in a variety Of the
servceable and fashionable shades, with gilt,
nickel gun metal frames, leather lined newest
handles.
High grade Suede Handbags, in black, gray navy.
In placing these bags sale have stating
that they unusual value
Special price, S1.5O each.
Evening star., 1912-07-05
WOfnen's Underrmuslins
AT soc the Garment.
Very Merit0ri0us Values.

Quality of materials the summit of goodness permissible this
trimmings attractive. substantial well applied
Cambria Corset
wv
and
OF
Dressing SacquesA splendid showing OF White Col
ored Perca Dressing Sacque high and square
with long short back belted al
waist; dainty and effective styles.
Soc each.
Evening star., 1912-07-05
ALONG THE RIVER FRONT.
Arrivals.

Schooner S. l.. Bowen. cord wood from
Maryland point. al 18th street wharr
for ]. H. Carter & Co.; schooner Bertha
May. at Alexandria with railroad Ties
from Nanjemoy creek for shipment TO
New York: schooner barge 40. 10, Ice
from North Boothebay, Me-, for Mutual
Ice Company. at Alexandria,; tug d. M.
Kew. towing lighter from Broad creek 10
the Eastern branch: tug Camilla from
Alexandria shipyard, where she received
new wheel; tug James Q. Carter. tow
inc ;ce-laden barge from Point Lookout
to Georgetown: tug Gen. Warren. from
ouantico creek with tow of lighters for
District wharf. Eastern branch; Smith
4 Martin. fertilizer to Virginia-Carolin
Chemical Company. and not canned goods
as reported: sloop Rita Gator. cord wood
from Rryans point to l.. A. Clarke a ION.
Departures.
Schooner Mollie r. Davis, light for
lower Potomac point to load cord wood
hack 10 this city; schooner Eleanor Rus
cell. light, for Mattawoman creek to load
wood for the dealers here; schooner NJ. A.
sbea. light, for a lower Potomac point
tn load lumber for the market: tug Capt.
Toby, towing two coal-laden boats from
Evening star., 1912-07-05
Recent Deaths.
General and Personal.

Conrad johnson. formerly principal of
the Alexandria High School. who re-
signed some time ago to accept a posi-
ton in Richmond, is one of the appli-
cants for the Alexandria principalship
The city scrooi board will meet tonight
at which time the vacancy will be filled.
The recently elected officers of Potomac
Lodge OF Odd Fellows will be installed
at Odd Fellows Hall tonight by Dis
trict Deputy Grand Master j. I. O'Meara
Members of Sarepta Lodge of Odd Fell
lows will attend the installation.
There was an unusually small number
Of Fourth Of July violators of the law
yesterday, judging from the docket in
the police court today. The total num-
Der of arrests yesterday was but five,
all for minor offenses.
Rev w +. Watson, pastor of the First
Baptist Church. who has been spending
the past month at Orkney Springs, Va,
for his health, has returned to his home
i'm this city considerably improved. He
will occupy the pulpit at that church
Sunday next
Mr.. and Mrs W. s. Connolly have gone
to Virginia Beach. where they will spend
week.
Evening star., 1912-07-05
Clearance Sale of
Little Chindrem's White Dresses.

Lawn. Crosbarred Muslin and Nansook Dressesshcer and
dainty white materials yoke long and Russian styles
tucked with feaherstichng embroidery and lace
sertion: neck and sleeves finished with lace edge.
Present allow the choosing and dresses
the practical unusual
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TO ENTERTAIN COLLEGE SET ~
HONOR or Nh. CAMPBELL
kEWNEH

STR o. 10. Smith. $50 West Csryantes
street $500 entertain at cEaHng dish
supper au Saturday evening in Aon0r
81 Nr Campbell kevEer. who Is home
frnm Wc.fm.usfrr, Conn. where be
81 preparing tH enter Yale On the
sTrInF While che special guests are
fIr college rHI 90 few older members
pr society have been invited Those
who viii enjoy Mrz smiths hospital
IiF afF Str Campbell Eeyser Miss Mel
DE- kegrer. SIR end AIRS Joseph scIlg-
man and choir guests. Miss Yvoune
Bernard Hf NrH YORK. glfl. Miss Sailie
Wright Nisa Ada Hilton Green. Miss
Josie Knowles Misses Helen and Lie
zie Fisher. Misses Kitten and I'm Tur-
ucr Merritt. Miss Evelyn Maxwell
Mise Mobile HIaanf. Dr AZ r. Qulnn Mr.
Albert Avgrg. Mr Preston AvcrY. Mr.
Clarence Avery Mr viii Wright SIR
Harold Wr.EfE ar oscar Bass. Mr.
Henry Baars. Nr Mann Green. Mr AI-
bert QuIus. Nr Clement E.1aut Mr.
and AIRS. ~ IS. keysar. Scr. and
a. = sammer.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1912-12-27
MSS FORBES HOSTESS At
BEAUTIFUL BntnCE LUNG 4EOM.


ln compliment f0 H.H dsIutautes and
the college girls Hnwe Inr the hoii-
DAYS Niiss Clara ELLEN Forbes enter
tninrd al beautiful hridFe luncheon
This morning az Z O'Clock. az her home
on south Court street The apart
mcuta were beautifully decorated With
Tottei plants. and lighted by red can
dies burning beneath red shades
The table was unusually attractive In
lts holiday cir. with a cluny lace mat
over rrd satin. The ncnterpleco was a
silver basket filled with ferns and roin-
aettlaa and tied with a blE bow 81 rel
fulle. Red farars burning n silver sim
gle candIcstIcka gave aoft glow 10
tfr occasion
The place cards were very pretty.
carrying ont The idea ~ me VuIetIde
season. A delicious sIX-courae lunch
con was served
Afterwards bridge was PLAYED and 81
TIE end Of each rubber me winners
wcre awarded attractive Christmas IA
vora. AZ The conclusion ~ the games
ieweicd harctle was Riven a. the
prime
Those who enjoyed Mics Forbes hos
pitality on this gala occasion were:
Niles Nrherra Stout Miss Julia Cav.
Miss Minnie saU0id Miss julie Ran
dolph M'ss Virginia Holt Miss Eiolas
Cromwell Miss Fannie Mae Chestnut
Niles Vivian Slough. Miss cara Ssle-
mon. Miss Amez Marks. Miss Mary
Manly Gilmore. M.ss Katherine Parrish.
and MIsa Mary Ellen Harvey Mont
s0mcry Advertiser
Miss Forbes is remembered here with
much pleasure hY many who met her
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1912-12-27
QUESTIONS FoR TIE CARTONS.

Lesson. chapter XVI XVIII inclu.
sive.
n what vas ne opinion % the
three kings reEardlnE the work q tire
enemy-alao give result % rrst en-
counter.
2 Give Meritn's advice alec the ud-
inRs be brought
"a VINO and what was Merlin's mas
teri Where lived and what record did
be keep
& Tell something a. the forest q
Sherwood. and q Meriin's favorite way
% appearing 20 his friends
s. what new disturbance now ap-
pears. and how met hy the three kings.
q Relate che story % Guencvere
O. Give words % the departing
kings. Bau and Bors Meriiu's forecast
and short sketch % the brothers.
g. What caused the reEret ~ the
eleven kings in their attitude toward
Arthur Relate how they met this
invasion and az the same time what
were they preparing for
%. who came en- the ruise % mes
s,nrcr. but Tor what purpose
20 Relate Arthur's dream and after
experience who were Peilinort and
palomIdes7
a. Mention lines from RcowuT. Ro.
land and Merlin Where thirty e. used
% illustrate greatness and strength.
a. In what manner was Arthur
made acquainted with MS parentaEs.
and proof ne demanded % MerHng
o. Give Trims accusation ana ths
queens defense How did Arthur re-.
eeiFe Dis mother
IA E.... ..rH e.Hrf 49, 49,. -
favF Tel ramcthlnE 90 her powers.
lg Grlera request. tbe reason AMI
result ~ same
Ia TeHrr Ieerhess" "mauFre. /"
"fruaEr" Give manner truare ia used
m lesson and Arthur's reply.
lf what spirit ur traIf ~ Charac-
ter prompted Arthurs nest move and
what I.d Merlin mean ry and God
Pc not fBy friend"
f. Relate encounter of Arthur and
Fe'Iueru ana what traits of charac-
Ger u brought Ugtf
no. Ton af MrrIlu's aId and rnchant-
usnts also has prophecy.
-o Give ArtnurH meeting with thf
Lady gf The Lake" Tel Hamethins
~ fhe mythical lady
CO. Give Substance ~ MerIiu'a and
trfhura rHurerHauor On their way ca
carlton. what Crar dId Merlin and
what uf fhF srahharIa
o. What 90 kinr UiauHs he poe
erreianF wreFare Arlhurs rrrly and
..u received
2 Give HuHHtanra ~ Artrurs fer
~ Mav-day." anG awful deed. brief
#...a .. f.N .HHi sawed
raHeHr' nrs-Hfsiar.
D ON NUH..r.H power fHr good ard
HFH over Arthur
.r. NJ arowe.n 80
~ tr.rf.r
HHrrf rrrE
rasf H- ". rr. r.r..aI amonE a.,
..rHn FHFH
Nre w. n Urrer
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1912-12-27

Washington. Dec. ag-Those who
are interested Ia Ambassador Myron
r. Htrricka plan for providlnE the
agricultural interests az the country
slth e credit system watch win make
Farm products a. well a. real estate
Collateral for loans. express great
pleasure az the intsres. shown ln the
Euhsect b. the 2s governors who gath
cred az the white house a few weeks
aEo 90 discuss o. That the plan viii
Iccefvc attention On many states a.
az early day seems assured.
TIRE following committee has been
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1912-12-27

farm products % immense vafue" De
'oId che GOVERNOR "it would seem
Gear that with these two elements 90
vould be Impossible fo Introduce a
third - which the farmer engaged
boz rTnduc.nE the crops should be able.
in view % the value % what De pro-
dusea, and the value - the land on
" hsch % b. produced. obtain money on
tie faith nf the land and the faith
% the product which win enable him
q. expand his acreage and better his
u-' hods % cultivation and produc-
Ton.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1912-12-27
LADIES OF EAST HILL
SEWING CLUB TO ENTERTAIN
HUSBANDS THIS EVENING.

The ladies ~ the East Hu sewing
Club viii entcrtaIu their husbands this
evening at fhe home ~ MrH R B
Little. ff0f East DadFdfn street
This delightful sewing ciub ia COM
posed Of Mrs. Little. Mrs D. M Will
Uama Mrs u a. Peterson. MrH D.
~ Willard. Mrs vs.. W. Richards Mrs
A. ID Brown. Mru W. B mcmillan.
Mrs W. r. Cuuninaham. Mrs. 81 "
LOftin, Mrs. a. j Brown. Mrs F. E
OrEood. nira. A. o. OaEood. Mrs. E.
Rood. Mru T n. Brown Mrs W.
Richards Mrs. J. DO geraida. Mrs. ".
n Bennett. Mra Ebert Cluhba.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1912-12-27

named % draft uniform rural credit
legislation 20 he recommended f1 the
states. Governors O'NeaL Alabama.
cnasrrnans Johnson of California.
Pc ssted Of Maine Fosa Of Mass
csuustts. Hadley OF Missouri. Harmon
% Ohio. Mann % Virginia, MrGoyeru
~ Wisconsin. and Carey 81 Wy1m-
hr
That President Taft uIu exert what
lnflpence he can On behalf 81 the
plan "a certain. We have great CAP
ital IN Tits country and We have
farming property that iH producing
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1912-12-27

An cay exchange between capital
snd farmers with proper security has
hesn established in European coun-
trigH where the rate ~ interest has
been lowered - that the farmer b.
practically on the same basis ~ adj
vantage in the borrowing q money
- the business man ~ This can b.
Zone abroad % can be zone here and
n abroad We find th government In
situations adapted 30 farm the con
fuit pipe between capitalists and
farmers are successfully opcratinE
Why should We not adopt them here ~
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1912-12-27
TIA CHILDREN or Nv pREANs

Their ufre erEer PATTERNS f.et
Run fo tha door fn mr.f me.
while cor r.'nrrg f1 ms rrru fr.f
sffnI
win arHarud ffrr a. street, me-
A. H##H client around mr Knees
1870. fenr riaarft handle Ir.E EuHeI
While waited to ere Heavenly shores
o. the hope 30 bT.f appeal
when half nwaE'rr fH early dawn
when HH Hff world aHewH rHm
sweet dreams efr1. into mE FrH#s.
brain
Lac breath OF Hnsr.. H1Iu
4 e. then against ur .HHrEr H..T
Softly WINS urHu uE breeze.
I'm the hollow ~ mE E#IFr.HH Hrm#
A little form H pressed
when cruel the brilliant morning
breaks
And aU bright and fa.r If seems
I wake tr know che ores q loved
Are shadoWy babes OF dreams.
Emily ~ TUIuraEt
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1912-12-27

pesr-sratet coughs That resist or
dinary remedies require both external
and internal treatment m ven hav
collar bottle ~ BALIARu's HoRE
BOUND SYRUP SOU rat th. two rene
diFH son need frr fhe Price % one
There "a a HEEEt-E'E RED PEPPER
POROUS PLASTER frr fhe chest.
free win each bottle sold by an
druggista tAdvD
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1912-12-27
CHRISTMAS TREE AT
uNtNERsALIsT CHURCH.

There was a beautiful Christmas tree
at the Uuiverralist church on Tuesday
night which vas laden with gifts.
candy and fruits for the sunday school
and every visitor received candy and
fruit The program consistinE of sonFs
readings and recitations by the children
we're pleasing and well rendered and
was pronounced a grand success hy
those in ATTENDANCE The bright aapry
faces ~ ths children win be long re-
membored
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1912-12-27

MISS MARCIA HIGGINS
HOSTESS AT HEARTS FOR
MISS DEslLVA AND MISS
NEAnHETlfwp

Aiiaa Marcia fIiEEins HIl be fhC Era.
ci1ua hostess taiH morning at heart
party for Mise irma peslEa and Mi-H
Leadbetter. who o. f1e Eueaf 90 MiFH
ucHliva. Eir tables HHl 30 az uiay.
ne special guests being the Riris nf
me coLiese see az home foF tBe heu-
daya
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1912-12-27
Advice % Those Who
Have Lung Trouble

TubeuulosIa 10 sala 81 be- eurfbls b.
dnl.F NF.HF In ere rrFH HIr ana f1HIuE en-
abundance NJ fresh eNEH and mills TO
aII F1u uasrlhiT can 81 afd tu strength
H0urishina food. t.nd nfeathr ere cIeaneHt
Hrf pursHt alr, and tnrn u hraIth AMI
HtrnnHfA a. Hnf return. add the toni. AMI
beneficial effects 81 Erkman H Alternative
Read what f f'f lu thIs case
8o6 Eart bh 81. wlmInnfan. pel
"GenUrmrn. Tn January. taot, 2 vas
takrn with henorrnasrs n thc unss.
tI0nfr.. ssif fhat A. vas lung tfuuhie.
Sock rEsa and mi.k iN quantities.. hut Q
nHf very weak TIE doctors Ha.H i would
noe Fain m weight az Ione a. 5 stayed iu
@ ' y. ~, 80 ssP .,,l,, s ~. . An4
believe mE prayers wnre answered. fur
ar ' A Iiur'nTaff. mY employer Lln-
rInHHft a Cos. Department Store f.s f1
Hff Market street. Wilmington. neIN bad
learned ~ r. remedy called grkmarn al
terut.vr that had done great Eond. nnd
uunn Dos recommend u began TAKING
ff af once. This vas about june fsus .
continued faithfully, uairg mo- ether rem.
thr tuuEa D firmly believe Ertmans tf.
feratIve saved MS Hfe 2 arnl mF suittIe
later to che state Board 81 tIsaith b. b.
none we're found. ~ motb p d.ss non
ConHumpti1n when : vas about two rcarr
= make this statement - nat others
may learn uf fHu wonderful mrF.fH ..
ErFwnu.H Alternative. Il rrwanu m# o..
rnrrfE .H hrIUE mIrHru'nHH.
tHNuru amdhviU 1JA@ gQTfEEs
Eekman.H A.frfHfIEr IH effective 'H
Bronchitis. Asthma. flaH FHEer. Throat
ana fuUH Troubles. uuI Iu uuHuIf..nH EH.
system. HaFr noe HHrfaIn rH.H#uH
nuiates ~ habit. forming drIEs F.r ##H
PSI " p HH.krrm NHuE ESQ.,. Tire HrHr.H
FEHmHrF. Toe Central Pharmacy #H.
other itHHIuH drlNE.Hta. Aek faI HnHa .#
telling uf rrrHNrrIeH. ard urItH fH U#.
MAN Laboratory. Philadelphia. ra #.
additional evidence tAHEH
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1912-12-27
NEW YEARS ave DANCE aY
JEWISH YOUNG MEN,

TOE Young meB Of Jewish society VIII
entertain on Tuesday night with a
dance DOB honor nf several attractive
young women who ere guests on TIE
city. The dance. which win BE- one of
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1912-12-27

1uts and Immediately pour into 4 wen
sfaased pan. nraak 40 when cold
Dear Mrs Thompson 90 I am IS
years nii and always had very aumy
blond hair. but lately my hair Is be-
rnmIng straight and DARK some have
told me o. use peroxide. Please advise
me what 90 40 Ia order Co make my
hair very ilEht and nuny again. co
How shall wear ltT t1b what -
E1od Tor dandrura MES
Nb shampoo with erg and brush
your hair a ueat deal wifh n clean
brush. Give ~ az least lzs strokes
every night before retiring This ought
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1912-12-27
MISS HARRIS VISITING
MISS CAMPBELL

Miss Janet Harris Ierf Yesterday Tor
LogkhHrt. where che win be thc guest
of N.sa Marrurst Campbell
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1912-12-27
Heart and
Home
Problems
o. Mr. GHsassth rhsmpson.

Dear Airs Thompson. Mv trouble
De- a small but 90 the same time a
serious one. ] am az present CORE
sponding with an actor and Do think
ct nnidcrahle of him lie Dr. KrE rn-
spectable and a gentleman On every
respect He always treated me rEhl
and ike him. bat my folks object t1
him on account o. bis position should
quit keeping company With BIN or
notr SERIOUS
For your future peace 90 mind and
happiness. my dear. ant your heart nn
panoiody else than en- actor Re may
be- q GOOD man and an that. but DTS
profession ulIl make 10 Impossible Tor
you 90 ever have a home with him. ar
% really Grow close together az hus-
land and wife. If ls a imphazard Iifs.
Cd best with an income 30 uncertain
that an actor seldom knows whether
be- all starEe o. eat from month tI
month. ~ he loves you very much in-
deed he viii ind more substantial
business.
Dear Mrs. Thompson. am q man
= and in love with a Eirl little
younger Her folks ohigr g 90 car Eoins
together. bat she loves me Please
advise me JAMES.
n you are old enough f1 marry. ~
you know how 60 treat woman go
aa % keep her healthy md happy "
You can provide q little home free uf
de1t. thea aHz her OBS marry sou right
away and keep az her Until she con-
SCENTS.
Dear Mru Thompson . am EIrI
% Nc attending hIEh Erlo1I and have
been keeplnE company WlfA semitic
man q - fHr the last i've months.
know De ID pretty 3d. but 3 am cure
be loves me Ha SAYS be IL willing
o. waIt until grow o.lU. geo De- very
kind and attentive and ulu hardly
lock at another Eirl have told a.m
to - with other grIE. for De- mlEht
see someone be- would .En better than
me- bat be- wout d1 q.
think lots 0f him. but 3 think
ought 90 walt "a few years before F.r-
ing him a definite answer fHr might
o., some one caro- more far PIras.
advise me
CONSTANT READER
You are quite riFht ta waIl .s you
are 600 younE 90 enEaFs yourself 90
marry. A Coupie oi years from now
sou yin De- more certain 20 your fer.-
inan. ana Ia ns waits fhat tons Eal
nav BE- sure 90 bis eauHtaul.E.
Dear Mrs. Thompson what IH a
rr1d candy besides flaFe and sea
foam NAE.
Try peanut triffIes cups EHr1-
LIED sugar. aeasrnHrElI h.r.er. Ell
cup cuarra'v chopped uHarHrH FgE
suear into iron .rf.e ana .rI u wa.f
over moderate .Hr AlH HHG
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1912-12-27
MEETING OF AMERICAN
WoNAN'S LEAGUE.

There viii Pc a meeting % no league
this afternoon az o'clock az
a1f 8. Florida Blanca street
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1912-12-27

here as the guest Of Mrs. p. Il. Draw
uer.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1912-12-27

10 restore its color and Guinness ca
Part D. on the rieht side and draw b.
back loosely over the ears. coiiing ia n
loose knot at the back. simplicity iH
ire styN tsl A little kerosene rubbed
into the scalp with the tips % the
fingers two o. three times a week
The American issue. [volume] (Westerville, Ohio) 1912-19??, 1912-05-10
THE
OCEANS
GREATEST
DISASTER

"H E R E has just been enacted
the greatest ocean tragedy
the world ever saw - the
sinking of the gigantic ocean liner
Titanic" on her maiden voyage. The
greatest ship ever built, with her
precious cargo of human freight went
The American issue. [volume] (Westerville, Ohio) 1912-19??, 1912-05-10
STORY of the WRECK OF THE I

This great book, profuse with illus
of heroic selfsacrce escapes
fifty of the vivid descriptions penn
Every home in the nation have this
spring example of herom for the young and will be
cherished by the old This your opportunity copy
The American issue. [volume] (Westerville, Ohio) 1912-19??, 1912-05-10


same ary eo h
exhibition chal:
O of meody handng
sh
aside for
dsrow
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1912-05-24
THINK BLOWS
KILLED HIM

As result, it IS believed, Of Il blow
on the side of the head, received in a
fight with his brother-in-law on May s.
John Kelly, 20 years old, of 1S1 High
land avenue, died today in st. Michael's 5
Hospital from erysipelas. Edward CAL
lagher, his alleged assalant. who lives
at the same address, is prisoner in
the Second precinct station, pending an
investigation by the police.
The case is puzzling. just what charge
will be made against Gallagher has
not been determined. The question is
way induce erysipelas? County Physi-
clan Mckenzie believes that 1t can.
May Kelly became involved in an
argument with Gallagher and boarder
at the house, Patrick Early. The ar
gument finally eliminated in a free-for-
all fight with the result that Kelly re-
ceived n blow in the back of the ear.
Nothing was thought of the injury at
the time, however. Kelly and Gallagher
We're fined $40 by Judge Herr in the Sec
ond Precinct Court for fighting. On last
Friday however, Kelly became SO i'll
that he was removed to St. Michael's
Hospital.
Immediately after word of Kelly's
death was received by the police, Plain
clothesmen Letzelter and Linnett, of the
Second precinct, arrested Gallagher An
autopsy may be performed.
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1912-05-24
STOP WORK
NRAILROAD


Striking laborers. $50 strong, rushed
upon a gang of men employed on the
Pennsylvania railroad tracks at Broad
and Poinier streets today and forced
them to stop work. Reserves from the
First and Sixth precincts went to the
scene and rioting was prevented.
One of the railway detectives pulled
q revolver during the onrush of the
laborers. Jerry Leonard, a union dele
gate, warned him to get the gun out OF
sight before he was mobbed.
Twelve of the railroad laborers Joined
the ranks of the militant strikers and
ten of them ran away when they first
caught sight of the massed band sweep
ing upon them.
The police of Newark and of neigh bor-
ing cities and towns are prepared for
the outbreak of violence at any time.
Repeating rifles and rounds OF ammuni-
ton have been stored IN the office of
Chief William II. o'Neil. of East Or
ange.
Through the Down Neck section to-
day crowd of 500 laborers swept They
Continued on Sixth PnRe.)
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1912-05-24
JAMES SMITH, Jf



TRENTON. May 24-Woodrow Wilson,
In his last desperate effort to stay the
tide that Is sweeping him to almost in
evitable defeat in the race for presi-
dental nomination, today issued a for
mai statement to the voters of New
Jersey. This statement, which purports
TO explain his reasons for not taking the
stump IN his own behalf, and which rs
constructed throughout upon the prinei-
PIE OF aouse, Is signed by Mr.. WILSON,
not as candidate for political prefer
ment or as private citizen. but
r 10 sent out over his signature as ooser-
yen Know nep', - Sew sa''s Wr Wilson In
his statement and !, seems neculiarly
pertinent In this connection.
A careful reod,no of The anneal fails 10
disclose ANYTHING that has not been said
before. So mncb snace has been de-
voted to the airing of his nersonal ani-
mus that politicians and voters will note
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ailer d carelul readlng OF the statemen'
that the Governor, who refers to only
his so-calIed ..record', for his first year
IN ot7oo ,a,,a ~,
things done and left undone, and his
attitude toward certain legislation In the
ssaa,s .'l ee' am - '
session recently ended.
For instance, 1t will be asked how has
the Governor CARRIED ont the niedge re-
'ne ooFeihoi cariieu out ,he pieuse
garding equal taxation embodied In the
second plank of the platform upon which
h, wos a,eo.aa xvha. .at,.,oe.orv ax-
ne was eiecteo' "ha' satisfactorily
planation does he make for his veto
of the Pierce embarrassing bill? What
a,sa,,. =,
reply mas he made TO the chhiense Oh
the many friends of DR. Borgardus, who
saws be was dronned from the tax
poard a1ter having peen persohahy as-