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Tonopah daily bonanza. [volume] (Tonopah, Nev.) 1906-1929, 1912-06-04

suffered relapse and is under the
constant care of several noted spec
ialists and physicians
a
WASHINGTON, June 4.-(2 p.
m.)--In a bulletin just issued by
physicians, who are in attendance.
states that the condition of Senator
Nixon has not improved and that it
is considered serious.
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LORlMER DENOUNCENIENT
WILL TAKE TWO DAYS

WASHINGTON, D. c., June a.
Senator Kern this morning opened
his speech on the Lorimer de-
nouncement in the Senate chamber
and announced that he intended
to consume the greater part Of two
days.
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Los ANGELES. June 4.-The
federal grand jury win resume its
san Diego Industriallst probe Fri
dav morning. Several subpoenas
have been issued during the past
week.
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COLUMBUS, June 4.-Nearly ey-
cry large county in the state sup
ported Taft today in the state con-
vention. 1t is rumored that the
Roosevelters are planning a bolt.
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COLUMBUS, Ohio, June AT
ter electing the six Taft delegates at
large. the state convention took a
recess until July 2, when the state
ticket viii be named.
Tonopah daily bonanza. [volume] (Tonopah, Nev.) 1906-1929, 1912-06-04

e. NJ. West a business man from
Salt Lake City, is in Tonopah.
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Fair tonight
and Wednesday.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1912-08-08
Sa8 xhal mdrt8.

9ablor. - Dem 8eridt iibsr ben
gusflus bss ~Sdwsiser Mdnur9or"
na6 ben Niagara Sdllen m09tsn mir
nod nadtrusen, baB Die Serreu in Der
Shfielituot BON bsm oortiseu Wtdnnsr'
DIOR auf 6as freunoli6ite empfan9en
uno reidlid) benirtbet mor6en iiRo, oab
alte Sreunoidafteu ernsuert uuo ueue
sef6lOhen wuroeu. aud traf man bort
ben bier uno in Scranton noblbefannr
ten Baitor 6. Gang. slm porletten
Wtontas in Der Sriibe trafen uniers
Sdnser pieber tpoblbebalten uno uUllis
Sufrieben NIT oem @rlebten bier. ein.-
Sn BEN 8ellsr Der 3eosb 0irtbiduft
brad Dienltas Morsen bulb 6 nbr elm
Seuer aus, bas In furjer .3eit nit gee
ringea S6a0en 9el0idt msroen fonute.
-Senrp, Der II Sabre alte Sobn BON
Serr uub Srau Wtidael S9luppp BON
Der 9fi69e, oils elm Greibsr In Der Ppne
3ede anseitellt, purOe am Dieuitus In
elmer ber Sammern pom einem Sobleu'
falie setroffeu uub 10 ihper psrlest,
oa6 CT nah eini9en Stunoen ltarb.
gluser ben @ltern iiberleben i'm brei
8riioer unb 3mei S9meltern. Die
Seiiesuns erfol9t am Sreita9 9iaba
mittu9 2 lltr i'm Soreit Some Srieb'
bOfs. mad uorberisem 3ruusrsOttes'
oienlte in Der euans. Stride our9 Paitol
6eser.
= Der Snabe Stepen Ser1ae Dor
Durnea lit am Oonnsritas Der Wfnuor
ipsrre erlesen, bic iib einitellte, mad
Dem er Wtontas suuOr auf einen rOlti
gen 9tasel getreten mar.
- 9iafoem am Donueritag Worgel
Die @obuuus 6sS Patrid Wtaugan d
WtinoOta gum Sweiteu Wtal in Sranl
serutbeu mar, Serit6rten Die 6Iammel
6as 9ebduoe nit einem Yerluit Dol
etmn 81 200. Der erits 9rnuo fOnnt
bewGltiSt werOen, aber Der 3meite ma
;u melt uOrsei6ritten, ais bic 6euer
mebr eintraf.
= Drsiscbu ReriOnen eut9iusen IN
llbr ON Dienitas WtOr9en iebr fnap
Dem Grltidunsstoo, naAosm Elm Bran
in osm @ro9eibOB oes 5rant Rebo
@ebGuoes in Slo 5or9e nus9ebrobe
mar. SsOO6 sslun9 es Der Sawrsnct
bile Seuermunnidait. Die Seute mittel
Seitern Su rstten. glnorem Yiparsfi
, nsl6er Die 6lammen entoedte, BAN
aus einem Senlter ipruns uue iid be
. SuetnO9el psrreufts, ulurmirte Die Seu
erpebr. Der 8srluit betrdst $4,00
unS Der Brauo wurOe burb cine brsr
usnoe ganpe peruriudt.
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Der 8. u. Staatspsrbanb ppl

- Der .. u. Staatspsrbano bon
Walbington, b. b. Die in Seattle befinb.
li9e @rstutips. iOwis Der .. VI. Staats.
perbanb pom Seattle, bereiten iif nit
Ma6t uuf ben srften Sabresfonpent
bss StaatsuerbanoeS Dor, Ifpelber ruu
10. Gu9uit ;u Seattle taesn piro. IS
pirb cine ftarfe 8etbeilisung leitens
Der gum Staatsuerbaube eeb6renoen
0ereine erpartet.
- Sbsrft SO. u. Dinter aus 8aib.
inston. Elm Setsran aus oem beuti9.
frans6lii1eu Sriege, bat bic golbene
Wfe6ailIe bes 3riegeroereins bes 16ten
oeutl6en armesforps erbalten. @S lit
oas erite Dtal, baB bisie Mebaille aus.
getbeilt nirb, un6 bic aus3eidnun9 lit
Dem Sberiten 3utbeil genorben als elm
!3si6en Der freunoidaftlidsu Bssiebuns
gen jwii6en Deuti6lauo unb gmeriia.
- Sn bem Conn Brepiter, Wfaii.,
ideint es Feline slrmeu 3u ssbeu. Dort
LIT Der Gomui6reiber an9emieien pors
ben, bas Nrmenbaus uno bic Grmerts
farm an ben Wfeiitbietenoeu Su uerfau'
fen. Die Conn bat 700 @inpobner.
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Rprb Gcrauton.


- 8ifliam @inulo bon 2egsett ctr.
itellte ii1 Wfontas 9iadt tn Staat
SoIpitul elm, I'M lif 8erlesuusen be-
bauoeln ju laIieu, bic er ansebli9 er'
bislt. als er iiberfallen uuo beraubt
nuroe.
- Sn sinem Seusr, baS leste Staht
gegen ~ lbr In Dem Siibneritaue oes
Wiartin SoDrep. 26O1 Sanbsrs Ctr,
ausbraf). psrbrannten $50 Siibner uno
40 @dnie. Sranoitiftun9 wirb per'
mutbet.
-Serr nub Srau Gbriit. 8leisr bon
Bbomin9 auenue iino leste 8ohe bon
ibrer oreimonatlihen @uropareile beim'
9efebrt. Sie bsiuhtsu in Saben mob.
nenoe Bermanbte uuo beiaben lih aud
unter anosrem bic @rOBltdote Berlin,
Paris uno Souoon.
- Gin 8asen Der 9otb 8aderei
1T an Oonnerftas Wtorsen auf Der
@len StraBe Sreujung BON elmer .. &
8. 9ofomottue setrOffen noroen. Das
$500 Pfero 1T lofort get0otet moroeu,
aber Der Subrmanu Tbomas Murpb1
lprang ab uno enttam obne 8erles'
un9en.
- Die Snabsn Srant ganla un6
Staulep Cooper BON @reen Riose Str.
purben am Samitas ytaat als Shbner'
oisbe perbaftet uno Sonntas unter ie
5000 8irsidaft fir Elm seri6tlides
@rideinen seitellt. sic butten 3wei
Siibner i'm 8elis, mel6e lie an @rope
StraBe geitoblen batten.
= Der 16 Sabre alts Sobn Ehomas
BON Boundary StraBs. in Dem BREEDER
Der Storr 3ede unseitellt, unternubm
am Wfontas giu9mittas naf Gsenois.
uns ieines Gaseswerfss NIT niebreren
9ameraoen cine Sabrt auf einem
3oblfntrud ben @ulmbaufen biuab, oas
Erud muroe BON ben @eleiien uuo 9e.
gen elm anbsres sei9leuOsrt, EbOmas
awiihen ben Uuffern gefan9en uno ju
GObe jerbriidt.
= Srau @barles Swin9le bon g8il.
liam StraBe trug aul Samitas yiadt
auf bem Slmburlt Bouleudro einen
8ruf oeS rebten SanbgelenfeS uno
elm bOs uerrenftes SuBselent bauon,
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l6ite unb ibr @atte bann SOntrolle Der
Wfalhine uerlor. Das 2lutomobil
rauute In eiuen 3uun, iiberftel iib uno
rollte cine 8Oiduus biuab, Die flint
Suiaiieu unter iit besrabeno, aber nur
Srau Smiu9le nuroe uerlest.
- Der 13 Sabre alts Glbsrt Mforris,
pel9er am 26. Suni on innerliheu
8erlesunsen leioeno Dem Staat Soipis
tal iiberIiibrt muroe, lit am Samltag
gia9t oenislben srlsssn uno ieiu Satsr
Dapio Wforris bebauptet, bus Elm ln.
geltellter Der scranton Bebbin9 Soms
panic, 5ranf Barber BON WtonieD Npe,
nue., fiir ben Tob perantmortlid lit,
inoem er ben pollen Druid beS 2uft.
idluu9es auf ben 8naben brebte.
Barber erflIrt, 6aB ber 3nabe iih In
osm 8erf siuitellte, um feline Sleiouns
reinisen ju lalien, nodoem er Don ei.
mem 9iiterwaseH geiallen mar uuo 10
feline Serlesun9 erbalten, aber iolhes
wirb uou ben Yerwanbten bee 8inoes
beitritten. Der Coroner
wtro wabri6eiuli6 bic ansetssenbeit
ndher unterinhen.
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DteTelepbcnnummer besu BOdenblatt
lit isst 23O9 (usues).

= Die Duplifate fiir bic Gountb,
itsuern iino nunmebr fertis unb fann
man oieirlben iest in Der Office oeS
Collectors I'M @eridtssebdubs bs;ablsn.
- Mapor BON 8srsen unb @sbilfs
Staotanmalt Sabatbnid reilten am
Sonntas Ota6mittas mad Chicago ab,
nm oem Sonuent Der Pro9reiituen Bar
tel beiSumobneu. 81 ,..,;,. 50;
- Baumeiiter Peter Stipp fat Sum
Preis uOn $14, 900 ben Gontraft sur
@rrtdtuus Der Bethel Nfricau Df. 6.
STRIDE 5u9episien erbalten. pelde ee'
9eniiber Der @rie Babnitation an
Waibinstou guenus erri9tet perben
ioll.
{ Srau Maub 9eltsD, alias Soh,
pelde tiirjlid uerbuftet nurbe, neil iie
Elm 9aus Su unmoralii6en 3peden be-
trieb, betannte ii1 am Samitas i9uls
big unb puroe oann ju 81 Strafe, ben
Soften uuo pier Wtonateu @efdugnib
uerurtbeilt.
- Die @n9rosbdnoler an Der unite.
rem 9adamanna 9lpenue molten aud
CUR Reinbaltung Der Stabt beitra9en
uub baben ueriprodsu. gu 6ieiem 3ned
9anuen fir Gbfall aufIuitellen. 6amit
Der 1nratb uidt auf ben Seitenmes
Ocsr bic StruBs sspOrfsu pirO.
- Die Saublanser Der Scranton
9as uno WaHer @Ompanie baben eS
uermeiSert, Die ibnen ansebotene 2obn'
erbObun9 auf II Gents Die Stuuoe an'
Suuebmeu. au9 erfldrteu bic Wfdnnsr,
oas bic Gompanie ni1t beabii6tiste,
alle bisberiSen Grbeiter pteber unSu'
itelleu.
- Snnerbalb Der lssteu @ofe IiuS
Der POlijei brei 8ierOsbiebitdble mil
Gusriiituu9 beri6tet worOen, nemlid
Iraut Song pon Ntifflin gpsnue. 9fo'
bert 9ii6etti uon Seliup uub 9eor9t
Wt. Dauis BON Slb SOr9e. Die &C.
itoblsusu 8ferbe uno slusriiitunSer
lino 81 900 wertb.
- 6obsrt Sarr, Sobn bss @onsrsB
munnes Sobu u. Sarr, unS fiiuf an
oers iun9e Wtdnner uun @lmburlt er
btelten am WtOntag Orobbrisie, II
Delben @eIo perIaugt piro uuo ;ugleid
anseosutst pirb. oas linen I'M S8eiser
ungsfau tbdtli1e llnannsbmli6teitel
entltsben niir6en. Suerit lparsn oi
iun9en Seute ettpas erre9t, tamen abe
mad usbsrlesuu9 ju BEN Sdlus, oa
! lif irgeno ismano etuen i9lehteu gSi
: nit linen erlauben mollte.
Srau u. 80. @ibbOns unS ibl
Eotter Gnuu, bic iui jmeitsn StodpeI
iiber bem Sotel Sliue OIL Sliue Strai
mobnsn, nurSsn friib am Oisnlto
I. Wior9en BON einem unbefaunten Wtau
" aus Osm fsiten S9laf srpsdt uuo DC
inn 9emarnt, oaB elm Seuer In De
; @sbduoe ausgebroden isi. Ssi
Srauen tonntsn nit benz Beiftanb b
10 llnbetunntsn In ibren gtadtfleioern en-
1t 1Lisben, Oslleu Seitise Warnuue II
Speifelbaft ibre leberwdlti9un9 bur
Raut perbinberte. Der 8ruub w
i'm @rbeeiHo6 entftanoen uuo tonr
burH bic Seuermebr nit einem Serll
K. bon etpa 5000 bspiltist werbeu.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1912-08-08

: 9obIenbduoler in Mem DOrf haben
befaunt semuht, oab iih bts Wtonnt
Oftober niht nur in gten Dcrt, ion'
bern auh in anoereu 9roBen Stdoten
elm empfinoliHsr DtuuSel an Soblen
einitellen miro.
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2nr aefGlliaen &eadltnna.

gBdbreno Der Otonats Suli unb
9lusuit wirO bic rUodenblatt" Office
ieon Samitas 9tabmitta9 seidlOHeu
perben mir bitten oaber uniere tpers
then 2unben. etmaise Seior9unseu
uorbsr ausIufiibren.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1912-08-08

Das 8esrabuis Oss usritorbeuen
Sailers uOn Sapau, Wtutiubito, miro
am IA. September in WtOnODuma itatt.
finoen. --.si -As.alsiiS
- Sin rieliger 8ranO bat am Disn'
flag in Der 9iinsltruss in g8isn fur Se'
ruume 3eit Ous Surgtbeater uno Die
Booentreoit.Nnltalt uusemein sefIbrbet
uuo oas Yalais oes SaronS Sieben
uabeiu uOllftdnOis einseai9srt. 4,.SEA
= @uupsrneur gBilion pirO in Der
beuorltsbsuOeu 9iationalfampa9ne nibt
,auf ben Stump" geben uno iib aud
ieber periOuti9en angriffs auf feline
@egner entbalten. @r Diro aber ons
pom benz Siutiouultomites fiir ibn nod
uorsubereitenOe RrOsram ausfiibren.
a--...I.. =. asxAfashanhf.sA
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sestsIIt das "@ochsnbIatt."
Evening journal., 1912-10-15
WEST WANTS
W. F. SMILEY
AS PASTOR
Committee Recommends Cam
den, N. ]. Preacher as
Successor to Mr..
Alison
CHURCH TO ACT AT
WEDNESDAY NIGHT SERVICE

The new pastor Of West Presby-
terian Church in all probability will
be the Rev. w Franklin Smiley, Of
Camden, n. j.
At a meeting last night OF a COM
mittee of members of West Church
appointed several months ago to ar
range for "A new pastor TO succeed
the Rev. DR. Alexander Alison Jr.,
who went to a Chicago Church, it
was agreed to recommend to the con-
gregational meeting on Wednesday
night that the Rev. Mr.. Smiley be
called as pastor.
The committee has been busy since
spring. and has invited many pas
tors to preach in West Church since
DR. Alison departed It is under
stood that the committee had mar
roved down its list to four pastors,
and at the committees meeting last
night Il was decided to recommend
that Mr. Smiley be called 10 the pas
torate The congregation is expect
cd to accept the committees recon-
mendatiOn
Mr. Smiley is pastor Of a down
town Presbyterian Church In Cam
den that has been doing a big work
among the middle and lower classes
OF that city, in which Pastor Smiley
has been highly successful He
preached Sunday morning and even
ing. September % in West Church
and made a very favorable impress
sion. He is r young man OF medium
stature
Evening journal., 1912-10-15
JUDGE BELIEVES
MAN ABUSED
PRODS OFFICER

Declaring that he would find out
81 his Information was reliable be-
fore he disposed OF the case, Judge
Cochran in City Court today contin-
ued the charge OF drunk and disor-
derly against Joseph SObocinsk until
tomorrow patrolman Brown testi-
fed that Joseph was drunk last
Thursday and when he started to
curse, the officer arrested him.
The officer said il was necessary
for him to break Josephs hand Lold
and TO do this he had to strike him.
Judge Cochran asked the officer
how many times he had kicked the
man, but the officer denied this.
Judge Cochran said the physician
had told him Joseph was covered
with bruises. Brown declared that If
Joseph was covered with bruises he
had received them before he was ar
lrested.
The charge of nOn-support against
Paul King who was held under a
peace bond of 500 yesterday to keep
the peace was dismissed at the re-
quest OF Mrs. King.
The charge of assault and battery
against Hyman Greenberg was dis
missed.
Evening journal., 1912-10-15
MILL CREEK
MEN ON PARADE

Mill Creek Republican Club held
a well-attended meeting at Mar
shallton last night when final ar
rangements were made for the mass
meeting to be held on Thursday
evening, when the Hon Charles b.
Lands of Indiana, Charles Il. Miller,
James Nj. Satterfield and other State
candidates VIII be among the speak
ers.
General Manager r. w. Crook Of
the Peoples Line has placed force
OF men stringing wires and hanging
lamps around the grand stand and
notified the committee there will be
no charge for the work. Lewis Guest
VIII be grand marshal and has issued
the following order:
The parade will form at Prices
Corner at z o'clock, sharp, then pro-
ceed down the macadam road 20 Mar
shallton School House, thence by way
of St Barnabas Church to Kiamensi,
thence to Stanton road, thence by
way Of New Road to Newark
road; countermarch in front OF Ben
Jamin Hollett's, hence along New
street to Hickman avenue; down
Hickman avenue to Main street.
thence to Fibre mill; countermarch
thence up street leading TO Frank
Duncan's; untermarch at Dun
cans; thence by way of Main street
to grand stand.
The Mill Greek Hundred Repub-
lican Mounted Club wishes II under
stood that the club that will b. in
line with Governor Wilson in Will
mington, Is not the Mill Creek Hun
dred Republican Mounted Club.
Evening journal., 1912-10-15
SON PREVENTS
PAS WEDDING
HurrieS From Maryland Town
tO.Meet Couple Here Be-
fore ParSOn Ties Knot

Willard Dickinson, a druggist Of
Greensboro, Md, and Mrs. Gertrude
G. Bouquet, a trained nurse who lives
in Chester, came here yesterday, ac-
companied by the Rev. Aaron Burr, Of
Greensboro, intending to be married.
but the ceremony was not performed
as was stated in THE EVENING
JOURNAL yesterday. John Sharpe
Williams Dickinson, aged 19 years, a
student Of Johns Hopkins University,
Baltimore, a son OF Mr. Dickinson,
learned of his fathers intentions. and
followed him here. He got Mrs. Bou-
quet to one side. and after an ear
nest argument succeeded in convinc-
ing her that she did not want to
marry his father. Mr.. Dickinson is
about 80 years old, Mrs. Bouquet is
AZ years old.
Evening journal., 1912-10-15
OF
SUICIDE NOW
NEAR DEATH
George DeVinney, Aged 70
Years, Critically iii Of
Paralysis
NEWARK RESIDENT
DIES AT AGE OF 00

Special to THE EVENING JOURNAL.
NEWARK, Oct 15-George Devin-
ney, father OF John Devinney, the
young man who killed himself, yes
terday morning by cutting his throat
with a pocket knife, is critically i'll
at his home. near Barksdale. Mr..
Devinney, who is more than 20 years
old, suffered paralytic stroke re-
Gently, and is now in q precarious
condition. II is said that the son had
been in poor health for some time.
Miss Mary Husler, whom every
resident of Newark knew and who was
one of the Oldest women in Delaware,
died at her home here on Saturday
night She was 9S years of age on
July /, but Notwithstanding her age,
she was able to get around her house
without help until last August, when
she fell and broke her hip. Miss
Husler had lived In Newark or vicin-
ity all her life. Her father. John
Husler. was u farmer near the town.
Miss Husler had lived for more than
half a century in a house opposite
the Deer Park Hotel. Her mother
and sister originally lived there with
her, but both of them have been dead
for many years. She continued to
live alone in the house except for a
servant The funeral will be held
this afternoon and interment made in
the Head of Christiana Cemetery.
Mrs. Mary Ford. aged so years,
wife OF James Ford. a farmer near
Elk Mills. died yesterday morning af-
ter long illness. She is survived
by her husband and four children.
Hosea Smith. of Newark, is a brother
The funeral will take place on Thurs
day afternoon, with .interment in the
Head OF Christiana Cemetery.
The funeral Of Mrs Mary Deputy
was held yesterday afternoon. Ser
vices were in charge Of the Rev G.
4. Anderson and interment was made
at Head of Christiana Cemetery.
Evening journal., 1912-10-15
BEER BOTTLE
ATTACK LAYS
HIS SCALP OPEN

Special to THE EVENING JOURNAL.
NEWARK, Oct 15.-During a fight
with other workmen on the Pike
Creek road being built by Patrick
Mundy for the county, John r. Smith
Of Philadelphia, was nearly killed
early last night by being hit in the
head with a beer bottle. His scalp
was badly lacerated. The man was
brought to Newark in what seemed
to be a dying condition at the time
and when b was carried into the Of
flee of DR.. H. G. NJ. Kollock, his
clothing from collar to stockings
were soaked with blood. A man by
the name Of Gregg, who is said to be
foreman on the road. swore out
warrants for two Zen who are alleged
to have assaulted the injured man,
but he could give only their Chris
tion names. Magistrate Lovett, is
sued the warrants and they have
been given to Constable Reed, TO find
the men.
1t is supposed that the men got
into an alteration while drinking
near the CO missary department es-
tablished along the road.
Evening journal., 1912-10-15
SAVED FROM
DEATH, DUTTON
HE'S SORRY

Despondent John Dutton, aged 35
years, of East Thirteenth street. near
Heald street, before noon today drank
20 cents worth Of laudanum, and was
hurried to the Delaware Hospital in
the Phoenix ambulance. The stomach
pump was put to good use and with
IN a couple of hours the man was
out Of danger. He then became so
unruly that he had to be removed TO
the police station where he will be
kept until all notion TO end his life
hes been dissipated.
Dutton, who is a brother Of Police
Sergeant Edward L. Dutton. is said
% have been acting strangely Of late.
In his cell Dutton said he was sorry
the physicians had got to him in time
TO pump the drug out. He has one
child.
Evening journal., 1912-10-15
CITY CARS WILL
STOP ON NEAR SIDE

William A. Heindle, general man
ager of the Wilmington and Philadel-
phia Traction Company returned
home from Chicago, ILL.,, last even
ing where he attended the convention
OF the American Street Railways As
sociation. Mr. Heindle said today
that his company beginning on Mon
day would stop its cars on the near
side of the street in Difference to the
request Of the Street and Sewer De-
partment.
Evening journal., 1912-10-15

No more rubbing Of soiled clothes on
washboard now that the housewife
has this new vacuum washer. which
placed In the boiler Of steaminp
clothes, keeps the garments whiskinl
around in the hot suds until they are
almost entirely clean.
Out Of the boiler the clothes are re
quired only to be rinsed once or twice
and hung out to dry.
Evening journal., 1912-10-15
PROCRESSIVES
URGE HARMONY
ON CONGRESS

Continued From First Page.)
dencies as may be acceptable to bo
parties.
AS the time for aggressive work
growing short and in the present II
settled condition our work is beil
greatly retarded. we would ask +
this suggestion the most careful co
sideration at the earliest convenien,
Very Respectfully.
National Progressive Party Of Del
ware,
William p. White Chairman.
Evening journal., 1912-10-15
TO SEE CITY FROM
SKY SCRAPER ROOF

Following the luncheon OF the
Board of Trade at II o'clock tomor-
building, those present will be taken
on a tour of the roof Of the building,
that view may be taken of the en-
tire city
A photograph will be taken of the
members as they are leaving the
building and furnished to magazines
and newspapers throughout the
country.
There will be one hunder and fifty
present representing every industry
In the city.
Evening journal., 1912-10-15
SOCIALISTS WANT
ORGANIZATION HERE

Although Kent county Socialists
were unable to file a ticket there be-
cause OF insufficient numbers, r. j.
Squiers, national organizer, left here
this morning for,towns in Kent county
to form Organizations.
Evening journal., 1912-10-15
DO You HEAR WELL?

A skilled H. y. doctor Is astonishing deaf
people by restoring their hearing without
operation artificial ear devices or other him
drances. Wonderful successes are reported
after all else has failed. Home self.treat-
ment. A book containing valuable informs
tion will be mailed free by DR.. Geo. r. Con-
tant. station r. ABB. News York City. This
book has brought Joy TO many home.
Evening journal., 1912-10-15
OLD HOME JUBILEE
COSTS CITY Sac

Members Of City Council, now ID
the "old Home Week" celebration
over, are engaged Strengthening o
the financial end Of the affair and a
gathering all the bills entailed
the celebration to pay them and win
up the matter as soon as possible.
The cost to the city of Che celegr
ton was about $4,000. most of whi
was expended for bands. There a
receipts aggregating more than
$1,000, which will materially less
the cost of the .celehration.
Evening journal., 1912-10-15
W. E. SPARKS DEAD
OF PARALYSIS

OF PARALlSlS
w Edgar Sparks, aged II years, OF
No S31 Van Buren street, died early
this morning of paralysis. For the
last three years Mr.. Sparks has been
in i'll health and on last Thursday the
change for the worse came He was
we'll known. For many years he was
a car builder in the employ of the
American Car and Foundry Co., but
retired six years ago on account OF
infrmaties and made his home with
his son-in-law. Howard B Smith,
at the Van Buren street address. Mr..
Sparks was a member of Asbury NJ.
H. Church. He is survived by his
wife Sarah August Sparks and four
children, Mrs Mary B. Smith, Mrs.
Annie p. Sparks, William Norman
Sparks and James Arthur Sparks
The funeral will take place from
his late home. Friday afternoon at 2
o'clock, with interment In Riverview
cemetery.
Evening journal., 1912-10-15
Squslched.

He was trying to make an impression
on a pretty nursemaid who had lit
tie boy out in the park.
II wish you were my governess," he
simpered.
$50 do l." said the girl,
"What would you do?"
I'D take those cigarettes away from
you and get your hair cut"
Then he passed on.--Louisville Cou-
rier-Journal.
Evening journal., 1912-10-15
WILSON WINS HERE.

A Wilmington man took a poll of
the male passengers on Delaware
road train, south bound, yesterday af-
terno0n on the Presidential election
for President. with this result: Will
son, 21; Roosevelt, II; Taft, s.