davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1912-07-13

Faddv iour rsaFs alsi. altar calling
On hia nearast neighhar Hs Brown.
who 1efad him i good deHi and usani.
g gave aim a annula Of her nlra
anakias. ana q aie aapDsned 60 zuG
set TO 1aaa them ont be sometimes ra
miHaed aer ct Z
Sis atieF ..llllsii Us iilia l5d llll.lsIl
lim 'ar Aeag.als 4a,I s4il ain aa n.iaf
1ct 90 Sc ang mnrg Al 1ng ar ugr
Inter raddy sama home WITH eaaksa
crumbs b swidenea
'H r1u heeu Hnuul1n annalaa
l'um MIS- a41'vn aaain IaHaa hiH
atier stsruiy
$50 said rlddr . tian beg for
anTe aat said Hals hnuae smells a.
II It waa nill Of anaaies. but Rhara
1iah 10 me q''-Sauunai Man1hlr aag
azine
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1912-07-13
THa.N - M -
saad if m whun
ran aatna la -aHnnaaea
aHe

There is ruiiF lnH Il aitesa
dAI And 7itd tla Aead % which, e
s1uid aan, avel nmnn iHliud tie
aaunut.t'e H enitfalr satisfied This
uAd d 2a miisz lunE aud unH NOM
afmdtTvlne IA hnr1Hs enniv "a
AeH4aniesailH FL 81. HaI ani
nla sinHla lsuin vhiah nlnH ai4ea
way aailF "a mute uu y Hs agiha
ann Efaisai sH dna 1na combination
aa4ga4e ana naEnelgea carr Tile o1ns
dliaior % iie laln. VITA Miss aaia -
ialaase mnHtHr s central managar
Of the uadl 8a asslea ORDERS aa 8ea-
efni nauages ana sheys ilen Is mns
inuiur Naan aa eanduniur aa iiinAa
tic HHleaniB shmilI 1a ehanEed. he
auiiiiHa lia general mmnage4 himself
win. { Ir ttiniia adrtbaHie. mikes
an q nev schedule ana Hanes rin-
mnE eIdHH according b llie conductor
alsD himself amt she after 3siHra
There ara no fieiief agents along iis
Eulte ana iiie eannuciUr oileeiB Hrea
4a on q sileai aar Bineiina duie n
tic 8iin DO caT'fbaari for sHch iaia.
Then De- gees lntu the JaaaaHe uar
sees Eilai Be ti-Inisa. I tliHga lrs anp
aEa nrnpafiv delivered ana uukH 1T.
sr axuresH and nmi packages. N0tl1-
lnE s. luSf on 1varau0kea, inr tiia sel1-
efal nannger, eundiicfur Jaggaga mas
tasg express aud mail aEenl IaB hiB
eye Oh eVeIvtliinH Tile aaanle VINO
gsnval 1r lis rUad are aa we'll aatiB
led win its nauagemant ats riia en-
plDreB
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1912-07-13

4 AaIeE dHTiea wiiieii Haa given sE
gallent salHIaeiian On muaern 9aagan.
gar vasaela ia ana ier Eaieamng lf8
rings agns and l.t lnfA ln zie port and
Har.uarl alde "a t.ia 9aaHai aa sngH ls
1ie new5 ~1naa lvarauafd raHeiies
CHEF HlsdE eillar 8r Wia Nae or hs
siiB5 leieuaeua THIS officer 60 ailfv
thare Eivaa ane aien 80 4 valve ana aa
Iife rinaa ara Haaima iealsH raieaaad.
Afser taeg have 81 rsaoiied NE waf4r
ned slaet4a laaC liaHhaa u1 af tlis
snp Of zae arid9a au1arllls. 5iuViug
tAe sileer rAaf raa nnAaalBm ana 1ar
sn1u1ad - astT
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1912-07-13

.4i
1C~ rHrf ANI iGHa 5i-z
asE risE aE'e rEaa
4ava dueii 10 Recommend rIuFn raf
giaa Jf rdelr 1ngiahdlN 7snitl
Appearances - -lhiitisalanf
HouHh WnEd AihesE


White aharnaisa ~ othgr wuiia
aatin ai very heavy mat ann imish
miHllis' b being 1nf tu uncommon lsHs
iilH season aars liie Naw EuA 3an.
It IS nnuulhr for tuilored coax and
sAift costumes and ar aiinnlh an8.
8iera trutinE nnrka aleii So ara gem
auilg assueihted with Write seaaa
8resar afternoon Anaisa q q rather
sirnuIa character ars also 1mlt iu III
t elten c 5 railaFed av ainoA
5ncl. buttons 1f satin 1r et HauE
1ittmhnie bindings 1iaei lndersEif
1ellw ne white im5e Unci TILE rflle
ar snna such trimming
Ttls FL rs Iasi tnr nrli aart.ine and
uiiien nimmai purposes. when sHsni
tailored ana II rather sarers sim,
nlirilg u ine ana ietaii ami. afiH
ail I UiIs no mDra readilr tiiau wiiiie
serge eieanH as wail and deesHtsllr
aanleF Tor warm Faather FeH
There III white crepe r0a. WI 81
iaaTv raw silk aHpHet vhirn 5 aU
saedlnRr muI7 aur HIrh nudelE aH
liinse liHt mentioned ia o1anemim
witii satin ana tAa sudea and diaa
nul white silks ala mnch laad inf
tailored Or seni.suilnrad nita ana
irocks
White w1Diens ton mrs es'el1 mure
aieaassflii than lmial the Harges. 31f
ar s1riHd tiiH wool piuue lnime az
hinei HnH neHfnri s8fd. ilia light.
weight ratine and errv ana 4 Hust 81
lnnEe aneY waares ara all in graft ae
nHud for tailoring nuru8ses. ana
liieEa With many lighter weight wual.
an anr'es ID white ara made ID utu
'incisH III THrsona uaa
There lB q SOFT lightweight rough
wont mnteral wilicii b naldlv diBti1
HiiHhanle jr ale era fam the line i'm.
ported linen grades 1f 'suwelnga.
l'iaugh Il iB softer 70 Eiie lUnca This
- called ratine 1v many 1i die smiles.
mem INST aa the tuvaling s called sat.
tun Or linen ratine. but fl diifers some
vliaf in texture amt weara from tire
naieE-aia ariinarlY assuelated with
rafinH
m white and tlie snft ligtt brown
and gYav tones / naias IN charming
81 aad Il failuned cont and sk.ft 8f t.iis
mHtestal B q desirable annmar nna.
session, Fegy liEht ana euni. VET with
au air uf liignnesB and taiiOred 8a.
varHiy Tile linen toWeilng. ral.ne. or
wllng one eiiuoses t0eall III, also mikes
gaud lonking aiinrad suits. wetch offer
4 CHANGE iram ne familiar linens. 8nt
anlg n iiie besf quality H tliia NUTS.
rial satisfactory for aicsi austumes
There Is 4 light brown ai ala sait
iasxn tome 1nt Iitlis deeDer taun a
deem amn which ID naltseularlr guua
"a t.lis iiuen ratlne, and. made lu with
no 1eilef ageept white Deail buttons.
supplies i deilahfa,Ilv en0I vat not aun
aaaiiy soiled tib Hnu OF tTattina fraeR.
Fine sgfgnn ersue within Bnrier IA lia
toweilng or agaric weave is aaad for
gume Iaveir ub froclla n white and
llgtf uneB
Tie filet sndHti 1grHer8. too. are ap.
piled 10 shear llngmae Huff8 as we'll aa
20 lDBse woven Dlain crash. and sffse
tlva Iaud trimmings ara n0w shown n
sular design 4ome ara 0f white
H.-uH aalnr Or eru WITH narr1w bor
der q plain cniur and a bold deaian
IN stunning e8ioring along the mlddlB
ai 1aa lana
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1912-07-13

s picturesque shaBe Is sAoHn n
IIB siLeiaii aD0ya and ia nmta from
gna OF sle soft siraT niHaaas Hf dns
eein sFax TAla Is nlaed aIgazl.
i0sAlMg q daHJla 8rtm 8atr cen ra.al
ll 'a.a q garland 1i shaded Dink oHes
The back 81 me 1af IS flied WIN
many loops 8f wide 1alfafa nbbn n
aa shada q ana sf1,aw rhraa Inna
sndH af riibun nl from these lanuB
10 beiaw tina shoulders ar eae back
rhasa anuhie-brim nata bid lair Is be-
gdnuiaF and are ESPECIALLY becoming
aud appropriate 10 yming girls
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1912-07-13

MnohaHtaciiB al 1ls asEiaH locomotives
ara al Dr0ridet with lidH and viiaaI
ttie lriu antarH unnei the I'D in
eiuHed down and tlie sfeam sxlauHta
1Hnaath iiig luunmUtira. flIuB raduring
sae anmlnt gf inoka saa Or staan
Tint gers iHga the lannei 70 q mini.
num- hxoent during Ele DrngrasH Jr
l1a Grains thrnug,l tiia inngar nlnnaiH
40 firing is Puuilar MeenHniea
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1912-07-13

asyiEn EaiiroHus -eViss MeanH u -Ba.
sn1ina anuNs ana GAS IN
TiBnHlm

riis awiHB railroad companies 1ava
devised Il meanH 1f ieHHHIing tt1a
smoke and gas ln the mass tunnels
al0ng their ines that might De-
Hduptsd by Inc American roads with
nunh enmfuir d ne passengers rha
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1912-07-13
STEEL CABS ARE THE BEST
aupefority af Netai Construction Over
N9ud ls 3fuAvn in seGsnt
rfain AG1idents.

tscanf Eain acgidunfa have demon.
ailaled Gnciusiyalg tila snuaIaritF or
sfesi gver w0od in tiie construction or
sars That me staal earH ara tirE
proHf ami ara hnilt sH as 70 prevent
Eaiesuauiug iB rHa INSERTION or railrpad
men.
Alexander J GaaHatr B araditad
WITH i1rasaaing aIs mnsf-t-rf.un 1r
steel aor waed IN lle construction Or
Dassengar sagB Ea directed ab0nr
nine geaa ago lAat tae aeBslI III
sieei ear4 be lnderfasfeH The fist
araai aan was urnad anr In nine. Elug.
TIE sfsszi cars auEs 8ean frequently
called 'areadnnnghta 8n account af
their construction HaGh car weighs
lis. .500 pounds. vhila Hna Rndan aal8
weigi1 emily s5.9Ue DaundH. rms III
crease n weignr rsffneea tie v'hrntan
Of tila ea58. adaing thereby 60 fsa eeIn.
fort Of Gle DasHeHgera Gne 1atdra 8f
the steel car vaign laa ven canmna1a.
bic commentator Isl long Hraer
wiics SO ar las prevented tsleseaD.
lilG ill., collisions
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1912-07-13
1amas szssas.aa Ar LaaEE

Pat y sanidng 81 Ehid annmncaa
tlat Aa lg q gaadiaai isr Congressman
d a m1st as ramasratr
primary
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1912-07-13

Hs CsanTa1 Iannuneea t1at Ie IH
candidate i1r ranuminaann lar rae
ri ae 81 aan Surveyor. sl8legt e
tiH HsMueti ie 1fsiHaf
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1912-07-13

gT4rE SENATOR.

J0hu 9 Fuga Of Aaadar15 an
naHuCes tlm he b a aandidafs for
smiator Fifteen DlaTm anmuased df
laudu and lfads COMMITTEES. subject 1a
Ie Demomain primary
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1912-07-13

s Brown 1f raeae announces
aai 81 saadidass ter Represents
aye IA ie State legislature. subject
b ne lemuuraG primary
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1912-07-13

a. 9 Lautlan announces l-iat he D.
i sandlaaie 'ar Rsprasenfarvs ID rls
siata 2sgiHiane HlBieaa % slle Gam
1rrllg primary
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1912-07-13

r. g alnyir srnomnceB t1ar De la
9 candidate lr Representa- ln -na
Stats Lae.a.ailaa saDiegt % lle Dem.
nm1Uu primary
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1912-07-13


iHaieH
M r HliIuh lHt d
a,uAl5 m m mmia oau
Na i a 3
aa Democratic i1
A haGia.u auuu1ula AHe lH O.
ndiaata Counts 1mmia 1HeI
IHm sro AlnliaaliaH auabut "a
aa nasIalsa primary
GE8aII mumlurez that 1e d
ndiaata ar auntT aInmi luney.
DiMfg so sramn mlaesi %
ha Democratic primary
H W MgiIHa aHaanea aat 10
ina audldme iur Comfy mnnsE on
81 Disnicl vo snnHan Aluinat
ID lhe Democratic primary
4aR DISTINCT Gi-EH<.
+ q. Callahan announces st ha
saHulaata ior district AeFz snBl
Aet t1 ae iemnwatln primary
+ gnhu 81 Btugeit announces Aat be-
.....
-.
lHaac aiuna annmnesB shAt 4s 3
-. -.,,,,.., +. ~. -, -.
Thomas y laFior announces mat
49,. - - -. 81,
urinary
T.na. g,0T,,,,e.. -1.-, E. - !,
..,,.,,,..... -. rl.,,. nv r,s,...a,
lmirt 5iiilieat 70 Ae Democratic ara'
mary
IIa-iEF ~ TIzIF lsrzCE
T N,ars 4nno,,,cea Flaf L. = Z
rauaiaat. sar nu,,ra NJ .ha paurr N
rlaeFag6a suwushin mlitea "a etis
lemo1ratin primary
" y. VANCE AnapllnaHs sAiat ne q ~
eAilaioale lor Justice q ne faAca q
-nieAasiia D9Wnsnll. 3Ailln1i 20 fa0
.,,.... g,. r.......... .,.
\, r,,ss.....,.,. .,,,,,.,,.,..,, ,,,..4..., IN.
g -, -.
---
= = 31ins ann~ineaz liag ls a
aanilldata fuiv g1HnfT NAgner, mD-
H 4 emaiansa tar County Wagner
.i4
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1912-07-13

s. 2aFhea OF Riisii Springs an.
NOMINEES iaf he IS a sandidaie Tor
representative a rae 8iafa Legislature
mBieet O lis Democratic primary
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1912-07-13

g "a siIaIard announces aat 1s iB
candidates iur County superintendent
0i aradT county subject 10 1le Den,
'Dmaiic primary
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1912-07-13

3eoti altar'ds8 announces tnHt as
iB q smuidata Tor County Wags1sr,
sublaet 70 he Democratic primary
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1912-07-13

g : a0e1inH Announces tlIat ne Is
Il candidate for emntw Waghei, AlD.
lHes % 5le leiAugfale primary
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1912-07-13

R'e Hniea announces saat ae 8 Al
aannitate iur County ASSESSOR SUP.
ihet 10 slia nenoglaau primary
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1912-07-13
ILarIEH NJ rI.E -.

r. Rung azinunncez i1af he q
gAniildaa iorv Country WAgher, mD-
leet 70 lle 8emperare primary
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1912-07-13

A l 1hanaiu announces AAs lH q
aandaata 81 g9ntT Commissioner
IiaarM l19 gAlnlasiiaH ngaHa 0
aH maraEll PRIMARY
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1912-07-13


lii iHA WA
# 4alFH
=s,-l.
-.
onA s
Yrmnf
---.. ----9 7a E Z
49,. Ha
IElIIAlstN AHf --ita ttst
nnueai.g primary
Aie1auaer announces AAi Hi
Is ndiaase or Sheriff. satilaes y
Aa nsnUnaiip primary
-.----
N williams 2anoaucas iA4 ~
isE aAndiaAse En- a9'ilits lnase NV
a .''1'.'' - -,4,.r,
10 Aa miiuu at Aa aamaoatia aIs'
william siacag announces aih eAn'
aiahuy cor emimv andEa Hnhieat tu
'as A''lua.'''' I
r1ox ersaT announces .ling ls
ouaIaae or ssunis ndae. saDs
iaat Eo ihs letaliniaA'e aiilna1
a ~ralp~y rlH4G
1.4a' -
INV emBsT mBiaet d .hs danu.
cratic 9fEaas
R 8luas mnnunCgs lhat le 3 a
eaualama hr aumig aiBrk uhfbei
II as democratic primary
ns Landsav annDnness that Ga
rnaiaHa aor County -lerH H1.
f is Democratic minar1
......-..,----- -e-- ~
-.
n,,..... -. ssrn,m,,s,n .,-inu,-
.-... -.,.-s.--.- .-.
II. - -.
'''.'''-
anr Vga1,s announces iii
.nfaasa sar ranntr attnr
49,, .,.,,...,. -. ,ssnn,.-,sr. ar..
nasy
~1e s-s-51 -r--sr -F 7r-7-a
Aa AAia announces tnar ha lB
b. Fl .a4 action # tas aan0cfaer
primary
~ r ''l .''-'A ''''''le'- .-''
aaads. auhleet % Haa islnumasiG Dr-'
+ nin uaunnnnaz .iiaf he B Il
eandsfluss sor aaisser sf iaaiss. u1b
.lai a Ia delnan.n 1r.rnafr
gisl.oo unanngsz mat as .H !.
ndida4a snr register # aaaaa. sub.
ast ID tAa Democratic primary
rraiauta ~ ..siar Fl ieada ut.
~ s. .aa n4,aarrr sr-,ua.~
Evening journal., 1912-03-22
SON FINDS HIS
LONG LOST FATHER

Special 20 THE EVENING JOURNAL.
GEoRGEToWN, Del. March 22.-At
his home on King street, James John
son, an employe of the Pennsylvania
car shops, celebrated his birthday an
niversary.
Walter j. Reynolds sustained a
broken arm by being run into by an
other boy on roller skates.
An inspection OF the life saving sta
tons along the coast was started by
Captain f. 6. Dodge. commencing at
Lewes and ending al Cape Charles
Station.
DR.. w. A. Parker of Lewes found
that someone had tried to set fire 10
his motor boat by placing waste un-
der the gasoline tank.
Residents of Georgetown are pleased
because Of the return of the Revs.
James w. Colona. L. b. Morgan and
James L. Derrickson 10 their respec-
tive charges
Joseph Nj. Cannon sustained a brok-
en- leg when a tree fell upon him.
Residents Of Dagsboro and vicinity
are subscribing 10 stock Tor the erec-
tion of a bank
Frank W. Johnson. who has been
separated from his father for lifteen
years. met his parent in Philadel-
Evening journal., 1912-03-22
MARSHALLTON

Special to THE EVENING JOURNAL
NARSHALLTON. Del, March 22--
Franklin Pennock and daughter, Miss
Irma Pennock, of near Union, were
visitors Of Mr. and Mrs. Alpheus Pen
mock. Of near here one day this week
Miss Maude Mote, of Harrisburg,
Pa, has gone 20 Washington. after
an extensive visit to relatives here
Harvey Davis and family have moved
to the farm of the late j. Wesley
Worrall. near Fairview-Miss Emma
Wilson, OF Perryville, was recent
visitor to friends here-Miss Bessie
Naclary has been entertaining Miss
Elsie MacNamee, OF Elsmere, az her
homo near Newport-Miss Mary L.
Little, Of near here, received a num-
Der OF post cards In honor of her
birthday anniversary--A fox was
dropped at the farm of James Ed
mundson, Of near Harmony on Tues
day--Mastor Wallace Cook OF near
Fairviow. is in with an attack OF ap-
pendicitis--Mrs. H. Garrett aud
daughter, Miss Amy Garrett. were re-
cent Philadelphia visitors-Mrs. Re-
beoca Mcllinsey, Of Baltimore, is Wis
iting her niece Mrs. William Hall
Miss Mary T. Little recently visited
| Wilmington friends-Miss Helen
Gregg recently entertained her cousin
Miss Maud Polk of Wiimimgton--Nr
and Mrs. Charles Day aud family, OF
North East. were recent visitors in
this vicinity--Ellis Cullen was a r.
Evening journal., 1912-03-22
VIOLA

Special to THE EVENING JOURNAL
VIOLA, Del. March 22-Miss Flor
ence Reed, Of near Dover, is the guest
of Mrs. II. y. Frasher- Miss Pearl
Clark, of near Wyoming, is the guest
of her aunt, Mrs. c. Singer-Mrs. C.
W. Pooro and soh. who have been Wis
iting In Philadelphia. have returned
home-Miss Mary Mcllvaine, who has
been visiting friends and relatives in
Philadelphia. has returned home
Miss Goldie Richards, OF Philade Ilhla.
Is visiting her sister, Mrs. II. Bell
II. DeBlois is spending some time in
Philadelphia and Ardmore--Miss Mary
Wheatley. of Dover. who has been vis-
itng her grandmother, has returned
home--Ditmor VanSice and Charles
Roland spent Saturday in Dover
Olin Vansill OF Wilmington, who has
been visiting his mother, has return
ed home-Mr and Mrs. Messix, OF
Frankford. we're the guests of Mr.. and
Mrs. G.. Kersey on Sunday~-Mr. and
Mrs. James Abbott and children spent
Monday i'm Dover--Miss Mary Nc
Ilvaine was a Fulton visitor on Tues.
day-Mrs. Eta Lynch Of Dover is Wis.
itlng her parents. Mr.. and Mrs. P
Darling-Mrs. Mary Davidson Is the
guest Of Mrs. e. Davidson--Mr. ant
Mrs. Cook. Of Frederick. were guests
of Mr.. and Mrs w. 4. McIlvaine OF
Sunday-Miss Mabel and Elsie Bailey
of Harrington, we're guests Of Mis-
Nora Wagner on Sunday-Mr. ant
Evening journal., 1912-03-22
SEAFORD

Special to THE EVENING JOURNAL
SEAFORD, Del, March 22-F. II
llicock, secretary and treasurer Of tie
South Delaware Gas Company, has
left TO erect two gas plants in South
crn North Carolina.
That they may be proficient in all
branches of study. Professor Alex
ander Harrington. principal of The
Seaford High School, is reviewing the
graduating class in the first year
studies of the High School course.
Charles w Donoho has sold his
confeciion and cigar store to Toby
Thompson.
The Diamond State Telephone Com
pany is stringing a large number Of
copper wires throughout this section.
Miss Emily Dulaney, daughter Of
former Mayor .ohn p. Dulanoy, has
accented o position as night operator
at the telephone exchange.
Having succeeded I'm equipping the
prhlie schools with all modern con-
veniences The memhc of The Lad os'
Ncorn Club are n ssisting those
Interested in the ing of a GYM
nas'um. The mimi grade Of tha
High School recently presented play
from which $40 was cleared for the
benefit OF the building.
w lliam f. AllelD has recovered
from a grip attack
7 Scott Hurley has sold seven
R9mAler cars in Seaford recently.
Personal l:-IsadOre Stephany was a
visitor ~ Wilmington yesterday-Al-
bert Hurley spent last evening at Fed
eralshurg- d. o. Moore, Of
arrel. was p Sea ford visitor-Roger
Davis, OF Hartley. is spending sew
eral months with Mr. and Mrs Will
l'am r Allen in West Seaford-
GEORGE Oehlrich, of aurel, was in
for1-Iames y Thompson, Sr
srert Monday ut Laurel-A. 3. Grove
Is snendine the weekend at Seaforf
--Nharles A Cobb has been vieit'ur
Howard = Ca'iaway in Wilmington
Miss Kitty Allen was visitor will
Laurel friends.
Evening journal., 1912-03-22
CATCHING THE
DELAWARE SHAD
Milford Fishermen Get IS
Cents to 81 for
TOathSOme Fish

special to THE EVENING JOURNAL
MILFORD, Del, March 22.-Not-
withstanding the fact that the shad
law in the Mispillion river has been
cut since March 1, there were no
shad in the markets here until last
Saturday when Captain James Mill
man brought the first one to Mil
ford. On Wednesday of this week they
were more plentiful in the market
and were selling from 35c to 81 each.
James II. Latchum has purchased
from the heirs Of the William Gray
estate the store now occupied py
Dorsey Bowen.
The Three Chauffeurs" which was
given in Armory Hall on Tuesday
night, under the direction OF MISS
Bookwalter. for the benefit of the
New Century Club, Of Milford, to as
sist in paying for the new 5000 piano
recently purchased by that organiza-
tion. was largely patronized.
George H. Teas, farmer of Cedar
Neck. who since last January has been
confined 10 his home suffering with a
form of tumor, died on Tuesday even
ing. aged 81 years. He is survived by
a wife and six children. Funeral SER
vices were held Thursday afternoon
at the Slaughter Neck Church.
Mrs Mary Ross, wife of Andrew j
Ross, died at their home on North
Fourth street, on Wednesday morning
after an illness of short duration, o
pneumonia, aged 65 years.
The women of the NJ p Church vii
hold an oyster supper and festival q
tho NJ u Tabornaclp on Friday ant
Saturday evenings of this week.
Mrs Fannie Abbott, wife OF forme
Coroner OF Kent county, II. II. Alb
bott, died at their home on Noru
Second street on Tuesday afternoon
after an illness of only a few days
aged about &C years.
Evening journal., 1912-03-22
LOSES HOME AND
$S2 BY MIGHT FIRE

SMYRNA, Del, March 22--Iire de-
str0yed the farm residence of Frank
Buchbender. at HolIett's Corner. west
Of Clayton. The loss is placed at be-
tween $4,000 and $4,000, on which
there was an insurance Of 1900. The
family had barely enough time 10
make their escape. Mr.. Buchbender
lost all his clothes and roll Of
money amounting to s82. The fam
lily were around the evening lamp,
when their attention was attracted
to the incessant barking Of their pet
dog. Mr.. Buchbender went out OF
the room to see the trouble and
on opening the kitchen door, disco,-
cred the house in flames
Evening journal., 1912-03-22

cent visitor to relatives OF Oxford,
Pa.-Walter Pennock spent some time
recently with Newark friends-Mr.
and Mrs. Frank Steel, OF Wilmington,
recently visited Newark friends-Mrs.
Addie Coverdale and son. Robert, are
visiting Glasgow Woodal
Green, OF Washington. visited Newark
friends-The star pupils on the honor
roll at Fairview School are Anna
Belle f. Little. =. Florence Little,
Frank Kelly. Wallace Cooke and
b Henry Geoghegan.
Evening journal., 1912-03-22

Mrs. II. L. Shank. Of near Viola, were
the guests Of Mr.. and Mrs. J. Roland
on Sunday-Miss Myrtle Poore enter
tanned number of friends on Tues
day evening-Mrs. J. B. Brooks and
daughter were guests here on Tues.
day-Miss Sallie and Cora Swain weLe
out Of town visitors on Tuesday.
Evening journal., 1912-03-22
HAVE YOU PILES!
Then Hem-Roid is What You Want-al
Guaranteed Internal Remedy.

Here is a physicians remedy. in su-
gar coated tablets taken inwardly,
that cures all forms of piles and avoids
painful operations as well as the COM
mon odious treatments. II attacks the
Very cause-bad circulation.
This remedy is DR.. Leonhardt's s
Hem-Roid sold by n. B. Danforth. and
all druggists. 81 for "A days medi-
cine, and satisfaction guaranteed. DIT.
Leonhardt Co. Station u. Buffalo. Y.
y. Prop. Write for booklet.
Evening journal., 1912-03-22
lTR. HAYFLL PURCHASES FARM

SMYRNA, Del March 22-Benj
A. Hazel has added another farm to
his list of properties. He has just
purchased the farm of John T Per-
kins west of Clayton containing POS
acres in a high state of cultivation, at
private terms II c. Jones has also
sold TO Edward Farrell. Thoroughfare
Neck, the 40 acre farm of David Lurty,
near Clayton, for $1,000. Mr.. Lurty in
turn has purchased the farm Of Ash
ton E Nickerson near Clayton, for
S1,100 Mir. Jones has also sold the
Kate $. Newman house on Mt. YER
non street to Susan b. Wallace for
$3.50
Evening journal., 1912-03-22
RAISING POULTRY At BELMONT.

SMYKNA. Del, Marcn 22-Judging
by the progress made in recent years,
Smyrna is destined to become a prom
inent poultry center. During the
past week, Cummins r. Speakman. of
Belmont Poultry Farm, has in
stalled Hall Mammoth Hot Water
Incubator of 1900 egg capacity and
Hall Brooder System to accommodate
1900 chicks. Belmont Poultry Farm
now has 500 laying (Single Comb
White Leghorn) hens in the yards and
2050 eggs setting.
Evening journal., 1912-03-22
FORMER sMYRNLlN PROMOTED.

p SMYRNA, Del, March 22-John T.
Ransom. assistant superintendent OF
the Pullman Palace Car Company in
Philadelphia, son of Mrs. w. n Ran
som. OF this town. has been promoted
70 the position of superintendent,
with jurisdiction over the terHtory
cast of the Mississippi River He sue
ceeds James Martin, who recently
died at his home in Overbrool1. Mr..
Ransom has been i'm the service of the
company for twenty-five years.