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Evening journal., 1912-11-23
MARYLAND NEWS NOTES

pie social netted Woodlawn
Methodist women S2525.
Twenty-one conversions resulted
from a series of revival meetings in
Octararo Methodist Protestant
Church.
Charles ID. Myers, of near Shep-
heardstown. was found dead in q pool
of water, apparently a victim of ver-
tigo.
Thrown from his motorcycle in col
liding with dog, Daniel Dresser, a
Tome student, sustained painful in
iuries.
The residents of the Maryland side
of Delmar are asking for the removal
of the post Office to their side of the
town.
The Cecil Farmers Club will be
entertained at the home of r. X.
Rawlings. near Woodlawn, next
Wednesday
A dog owned by the Elkton Hunt
Club went mad yesterday and bit a
number Of other dogs until shot by
Chief of Police Potts.
Destructive fires on South Noun
tain. between Edgemont and Ponds
ville are being fought day and night
by large forces Of men
The western and central districts
of the Maryland Anti-saloon League
will be consolidated January 1. and
the headquarters in Hagerstown
closed.
While several members OF the ITO
plan Band. Of Elk View, Pa, were
returning home from Elkton in an
automobile. an axle ON the machine
broke. necessitatmg a tramp OF six
miles
Norman Bruce McClcary, indicted
for the murder of his sweetheart's s
mother. Mrs. Mamie B. Henry. plead
cd not guilty when arraigned at
HagcrstONns
Or. Richard H. smith, recently APP
, pointed ideputv State veterinarian.
has been Instructed TO make a rigid
examination of every dairy and all
cattle herds in Washington county
Evening journal., 1912-11-23
HorsEMIYEs MAKE PRnrEsr.

w lfMINGToN' housewives have Just grievance
that should be corrected This editorial is writ
ten in their behalf 1t should be read aud needed by
those IN authority the that well founded crid-
cism Of one branch Of public service may be ST.
lenccd
Many complaints are made that ash collectors are
not doing their work in a satisfactory way It Is as
serted they handle the ashes aud other refuse with
such careessness that they leave upon the sidewalks
anc in the streets much Of the material they should
carl away Point Is made that II they would do their
task more carefully much cleaning up work that
s cntaled unon householders aud others would be
wholly unnecessary Observation has shown that ia
monr sections Of the city tho sidewalks and srccts
look worse after tho ash and refuse collectors leave
them than they did before they entered them
I'm fairness 20 tho collectors IL may bo said that there
are times. particularly windy days. when the
most careful and well-dsposed handler dispose
Of the ashes and refuse IN cleanly as he
might on still day, The housewives Of Wilmington
who ARC reasonable women do not base their comp nts
uuon such Instances that They are after the
collectors who hsbltualiy and unnecessarily care
less and elovenly IN the performance Of their duties
and who seemingly rather would have the sidewalks
and streets Uttered up than clean result Of the
collection
Evening journal., 1912-11-23
nm NArI0NAL RnnGEr.

q ERrAlN classes of politicians particularly those
- of the log-rolling and porkbarrel varieties do
not like the suggestion made by President Taft that
this nation shall have an annual budget Il is made
clearly apparent however, that the suggestion appeals
strongly TO the business men of the nation and that
they are heartily with the President in his desire to
regulate, i'm busnesske way. the appropriation and
expenditure OF approximately one billion dollars a
year Certain members of Congress may take the
ground after the President has submitted the budget
that he is making an attack upon Congress and ex-
ceeding his authority. That is far from true. He
merely will have exercised his constitutional preroga
tive Of recommending to Congress such as he
shall judge necessary and expedent In no sense will
he have nterferod with the constitutional rights Of
Congress to originate bills for raising or
making appropriations for expenditures. There is
vast difference between recommendation and inter-
ference
President Taft already has achieved many splendid
things If he establish husiness-like system for
the appropriation and expenditure OF SOo0oO0OOO or
more of Federal funds each year it will be crown
ing official act
Evening journal., 1912-11-23
MrNcIrAL rRoMorInN rrNn.

VAT HlLE the benevolent purse Of our city is being
W opened so generously in response to the ap-
peals Of the Delaware Hospital, the Physicians and
Surgeons Hospital and other charitable undertakings
the business purse should contribute cheerfuy the
S25o0o publicity and ndustry-gettin and convention
getting fund that is being solicited by the Greater VIII
mington Committee for the use Of the Wilmington
Board OF Trade Il s exceedingly important that that
fund be made mp speedily to the end that the far
reaching and beneficial campaign behalf Of the ctys
commercial welfare may be put at the earliest
possible time
The purposes for which this $4,000 fund is to be
used such that they should appeal to the sound
Judgment civic pride and personal interest of every
business man. great and small, in city 1t should
appeal to his sound judgment because it is proposed
that systematic aud far-reachng campaign to obtain
new industries for city and make of it a great
conventon-holdng centre Il should appeal to his
civic pride because it is proposed TO advertise sys-
tematically and wisely city in all parts of the
civilized world and if possible. make il household
word among all great commercial peoples II should
appeal TO his personal interest because every industry
that is established here, every convention that is in
ducod to here and every bit Of advertising that
IS obainable outside Of city, will stimulate BUSH
ness and directly OF Indirectly, put money into the
pocket OF the Wilmington business man
Let the Wilmington business man who is solicited
10 subscribe TO this $4,000 fund remember that il
one great manufacturing plant be brought to our city
during the next a result of the present move
ment II viii more than compensate for the expenditure
OF that $4,000 in increased business in an commercial
channels But il is the purpose of the Board OF
Trade 10 stop with one, two three manufacturing
plants The purpose is to send capable man into the
Industrial field and keep him there the year round
TO canvass for industrial plants Wilmington just as
a capable commercial salesman canvasses for orders
for the house he represents 1t is not TO be spshod
haphazard work, but something done so systematically
that Il cannot fail to produce results
large part Of this $4,000 fund already has been
subscribed. Il should be made complete. Every bns-
ness man in Wilmington should assist in making il
complete, though he can afford TO give only a
few wrdollars his share Of this municipal promotion
fund 1t is money that will come back many tmei
over to bless those who give it,
Evening journal., 1912-11-23
"CASCARETS" THE
BEST LAXATIVE
Thorough, Cleanses Your Liver and
B0wels While You
SleeD,

No odds how bad your liver. stom-
ach or bowels; how much your head
aches. how miserable and uncom-
Portable you are from constipation.
Indigestion, bihousness and sluggish
intestines you always get the de-
sired results with Cascarets and
quickly. too.
Don't let your stomach. liver and
bowels make you miserable. Take
Cascarets tonight; put an end 10 the
headache. biliousness, dizziness, nerv-
BUSINESS, sick. sour. gassy stomach.
backache and all other distress; I;
cleanse your inside organs of all the
bile. gases and constipated matter
which is producing the misery.
A 10-cent box means health. happi-
ness and a clear head for months. No
more DAYS OF gloom and distress II
you will take a Cascaret now and
then All druggists sell Cascarcts.
Don't forget the children--their little
insides need a good, gentle cleansing.
100.
Evening journal., 1912-11-23
MUST BELIEVE IT
When NelI-knorn Wilmington Peo
pie Tell II 80 Plainly.

pie Tell II 30 Plainly.
When public endorsement IS made
by n representative citizen OF viii
mngtou the proof is positive. You
must believe A. Read this testimony.
Every backache sufferer. every man.
woman or child with any kidney
trouble viii find profit in the reading.
Conrad Heinckamp 70 E. Eighth
Sti Wilmington, DEL. says. 81 glad
ly reiterate my former words OF
praise for Doan's Kidney pills. rhey
cured me and deserve all / have said
in their favor. My experience with
/ Doan's Kidney pills was satisfactory.
When ! got my supply at Danforth's IS
lIhnrmacy, ! was suffering from yari-
GUS symptoms OF kidney complaint
but The contents Of four boxes OF
I'this remedy cured me. shall always
be pleased to express my apprecia-
tion for the benefit ! received"
For sale by all dealers. Price 80
cents. Foster Milburn Co.. Buffalo.
New York. sole agents for tto United
States
Remember the name Doan's-and
tnko no other
Evening journal., 1912-11-23
SATURDAY NOV. %, 1912.
COTNCIL ACTED WISELY.

GIll COUNCIL did we'll in adopting resolutions
protesting against the establishment of a State
sanatorum for negro consumptives in the Eleventh
ward any other section in city. The fact that
the vote for the resolution and against the plans of the
Delaware Ant-Tuberculosis Commission was unani-
nous shows how widespread is the opposition to the
sanatorum project We would respectfully renew
suggestion that the institution be built the
State reservation Farnhurst and that the State Off
cias the Loyy Court of this county and the Trustees
OF the Poor all Of whom have interest in the Farm
hurst situation take up the question and dispose Of n
for the public interest
While opposed TO the sanatorium being
tabshod in city think the proposed ordi-
which is pending in City Council as a result Of
the agitation against the sanatorum goes little TOO
far. II prohibits the establishment in future Of any
hospital in the built-up section Of our city. even
though such hospital be only for general purposes AS
view it that feature Of the proposed ordinance
should be stricken out 81 inevitably will lead to
uncalod-for opposition to the chief aim sought to be
attained the exclusion from our city Of tuberculosis
sanatorums aud post houses.
Evening journal., 1912-11-23
BACHFLORS' DANCE.

Principal among tho social events
next week viii be the Bachelors dance
on Wednesday evening. The dance
as usual. viii be held I'm the New Cen
tury Club. and the committee com
prises Walter G. Tatnall Jr. W
I Newell Barnard. Jr. Henry p. Scott
Jr., Clement W. Miller and Henry S
Townsend. The patronesses for the
dance will be Mrs. Preston Lea. Mrs
John p NieiGs. Mrs William L. Scott
Mrs Charles r Miller. Mrs. William
G. Ramsay and Mrs. Irving Warner.
Evening journal., 1912-11-23
BROWNS CHURCH ANNIVERSARY.

SEAFORD, Del. Nov 23.-The thir-
tieth anniversary Of Browns Metho-
dist Episcopal Church. on Scaford
circuit, will be celebrated tomorrow
commencing at O'Clock with love-
feast. There viii be preaching at
230 o'clock by the Rev S. y. Puchard
OF Delmar aud preaching az 73O
o'clock followed bv revival services
Rev W. w. sharp is pastor
Evening journal., 1912-11-23

In the face of vehement denial by the editor of the
Lewes Pilot reiterate previous assertion that
the editorial policies Of the Dover Delawarean the
Lewes Pilot and the Georgetown Sussex Journal are
controlled by Willard Salisbury. Democratic boss in
Delaware Denials do not alter facts. dis
turbed to have the editor Of the Pilot say. I'VE regard
Mr. Salisbury with considerable esteem" Such hirh
regard for Mr. Salisbury by the Pilot surprising
when it is considered that belongs 10 the nelawar-
eaR-susse>- Journa-Piot chain.
Evening journal., 1912-11-23
on VISIT no WASHINGTON.

Thurston NJ. Lowe and John B. Dun
bar have been I'm Washington arrang
ing hotel accommodations for the
members Of the Bayard Legion. who
will attend the inauguration Of Presi-
dent-clect Wilson on March 4.
Evening journal., 1912-11-23
PASTOR cREFNFIELD HOME.

The Rev. w. e. Greenfield returned
TO this city today from Cambridge,
Nd where he has been assisting Dr.
G. n. Wyatt formerly of this city I'M
revival services. Mr. Greenfield will
preach at the regular services al
Silverbrook NJ. r. Church tomorrow.
This will be known as Memory
Week az this church.
Evening journal., 1912-11-23

Twelve persons have been killed and ten danger
ously injured IN hunting accidents IN Wisconsin
far In one county IN Michigan four were killed
IN three days by hunters who pistook them for deer
and an unprecedented number Of fatalities reported
from other sections where game abounds. That is
heavy toll to pay in the name Of field sport
Evening journal., 1912-11-23

John schrank the man who shot Colonel Theodore
Roosevelt in Milwaukee shortly prior to the recent
election, has been adiudged insane by the alenists
who examined him The finding of the commission
will result in his committal to insane asylum
The aiensts says he suffers from deusons Of
grandoise nature and that he such mental con-
dton that he Is unable TO confer integenty with
counsel relative to his defense With his ncarcer-
alton Ia asylum the most regrettable incident
In the recent campaign will close
Evening journal., 1912-11-23

That Boston who offers reward OF SIS for
the mcanest i'm the world should canvass his
immediate neighborhood TO establish the identity Of
the girl who permits fellow to hire a taxicah pay
waiting time take her to the theatre and to supper
afterward, and who dsrogardns his PLEADING
refuses to give him farewell hug and kiss before she
SAYS goodnight
Evening journal., 1912-11-23
PAN TAX.
w

VA 4 believe the election of Mr. SALISBURY the viii
mngton aspirant would split the party wide open
and Two years from it would be in such demora-
led and dscreded condition that the Republicans even
without their usual financial aid would be able to
gain control In Kent and Sussex counties the Dover
Index one Of the foremost Democratic newspapers
down the State, edorally I'VE regret that e is
necessary to be SO frank and emphatic but the fact
that there Democrats in the lower counties who
either do not the matter il really il. or, seeing
conceal the facts from those members OF the Legislature
whom they attempt 90 advise and influence makes plain
speaking necessary"
Well it Is Democratic and not Republican sena-
ioria fight and t seems 20 indicate clearly that the
so-called united and unterrined" Democracy Of the
State is pretty well split up after all
Evening journal., 1912-11-23

Government exports say that unmarried men are
apt to go insane then married men, We make
this communication gratuously to the Wilmington
bachelors that they may get off the straight and mar
road that leads to Farnhurst
Evening journal., 1912-11-23

The American public still is waiting tor complete
election returns from two counties in California And
ye' California is State which prides itself upon its
vide awake and progressive tendencies
Evening journal., 1912-11-23

The Association as
tmsrican Atvortla-
crs Il composed of
az the great fdvor-
tisera of this ooun-
fry. The Asnocia-
fion endorses only
such papsrs - sub
nit 90 its examine
tioa at any moment,
and positive proof
must be submitted
The accompanying
ccrilacsto, Ne. ASA,
has bees issued -
thih papea
Evening journal., 1912-11-23

! -AA The Association Of Amer
y fS.kIeh icab Advertiser has ez-
} WMW nuined and certified kc
ths circuiation Of ghla pub
, hcatien. The figures Of fcirculstion
l eontained Ia the Associations ro-
port only are guaranteed. y.
Association Of American Advertisers
Ma ai5i Whitehall Bids. r 7. City
Evening star., 1912-01-05
TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE UNIM-
PROVED LOTS IN "BENNING HEIGHTS" !"

DC.
+ s, Of certain ss ssss e Fu: 9y
the land records for the District Of Columbia
and at the request of the party secured thereby
ssTuRpaf ' s GTe si%Ta DAY q % Of Ds D5ASSHhY
1912, AT TWO O'CLOCK PM. the following
DESIGNATED .. and being lot. 81. Is: %: q. g.
S 90 3D. 81 70 'S e.
1888: lots Nos. 5, g. 20: a. As; 40, SO, IS 70 es
.qasrs sss 81 to sS es ss g. %
So, 50 and 81 in square t4oe; lots tot inclu-
:iys :iys 1 ts = Il e. a. e 81 q H. se g. q 5nsS sna
81 IN square 54o7; lots to 8. inclusive. and
lots TO- 80. inclusive IN square re, s4os: lots to
S4os. and es5.si square feet Of square 500. ac-
surveyor for the District Of Columbia in County
Book "a. page 10, said land being a part OF the
follows: Beginning at a marble stone in the
south side Of Bennng road. being In the north
sy Of the s Sea
at folio a. Of the land records of the District
Of Goumbia; s thence south a ll degrees west & g
soaS 'ssss degree.
the he'i land C conveyed % to J. g. Nsyior BY seisy B.
scaggs by deed recorded in Liber 974. at folio
degrcss west Al 4-IO perches to a stone at the
southwest corner OF the land conveyed to J. G..
Naylor by deed aforesaid; thence north q de-
grees east 142 40 perches, more or less to the
south side of the said Benning road; thence east.
erly along said road to the beginning.
Terms: $40 cash within fifteen days upon each
lot and balance in one and two years. with in
terest at 6fo per annum. and secured by deed Of
chaser's option. deposit Of $40 will be required
upon each lot at time of sale. Conveyancing and
recording at purchasers cost. Sale to be closed
| within fifteen days from day of sale. otherwise
the right to resell the property
at the risk and cost Of the defaulting purchaser.
after five days. advertisement Of such resale In
some newspaper published in Washington, d. @.
de26-d dts.eSu W. ". LOGAN. Trustee.
Evening star., 1912-01-05
MISS EDMANDS WANTED
= IN THE RICHES0N TRIAL
Prosecution Searching for the sAc>
cused Minister'S Fiancee, whs
Is in Seclusion.

BOSTON, Mass, January 5.-Miss vio
let Edmands, hancee of the Rev. Clarence
v. T. Richeson. who is charged with tho
murder Of Avis Linnell, is being eargerly
sought as a witness in the pastors trial.
District Attorney Pelletier announced
that he has been using every effort No To-
cate Miss Edmands, who has been srl1ss-
ing from her home at Chestnut Hill for
several weeks. He expressed conhdencs
that she will be found.
Whether it Is the plan of the defense Of
bringing Miss Edmands forward at the
last moment as a witness to establish
an alibi for Richeson is not known, il Is
believed that the district attorney Is
anxious to learn just how much OF tho
clergyman's time on the days in aues-
ton Miss Edmands is able to account for.
Will Be Urged to Testify.
Mr.. Pelletier said that he did not be-
lieve Miss DdSaands was in Lakewood.
n J. He has information. however. that
she is in or near New York city. Earnest
efforts will be made to persuade her Il
return.
Worry over the Richeson case has driv-
en- the Rev. Archibald A. Mason of Pas-
sumpsic. VT. insane. and lie has been
committed to an asylum. He was ono"
pastor of the Cambridge church of whicl,
Richeson was pastor when arrested.
The condition of the prisoner was re-
ported last night to be somewhat I'M
proved His counsel said that. while tho
pastor seemed better, he is still far from
being I'M condition physically to stand tho
strain of trial.
Evening star., 1912-01-05

enough to pull himself out OF pretty bad
holes. He needed the money
Did he give his name?' asked Fortune
Yes: but no doubt IL was assumed.
Ryanne and he spelt II with an ne. and
humorously explained why he did So
rs he young. old. good looking o;
what?''
Mrs. Chedsoye eyed her offspring
through narrowed lids
-'1 should say that he was about thirty.
five. tall. something of an athlete: anA
there remain some indications that in this
flush Of youth he was handsome. Odd,
He reminded me OF a young man who
was on the varsity eleven-foot- -balierL
when / entered my freshman year.
didn't know him. but / was a great ad.
mirer OF his from the grandstand. Horace
Wadsworth was his name
Horace Wadsworth. Fortune had the
sensation OF being astonished at some
thing size had expected to happen.
Just before going down to dinner that
night Fortune turned to her mother. her
chin combative in its angle.
81 gave Mr.. Jones a hundred and nifty
pounds out of that money you left in my
care. knowing how forgetful you are. l
took the liberty Of attending to the affait
myself"
She expected storm. but instead her
mother viewed her with appraising eyes
Suddenly she laughed mellowly. Her sense
of humor was too excitable to resist 81
delectable situation.
You told him. of course. that the money
came from meo" demanded Mrs. ChedS
soye, when she could control her voice
surely. since IL did come from YOU"
my dear. my dear you are to me lik<
| the song in The Mikado.'" and SHE
hummed lightly:
a. To make the prisoner pert
Unwi'lingly represent
source OF innocent merrimcnt,
OF innocent mepriment. 4"
"Am I a prisoner, them"
rl.vN- slga. I.. a0ffZ
that ! ever held you on the LEASH" taking
| final look into the mirror.
| What is the meaning OF this rug? Yod
and know who stole It,.
| II have explicitly warned you, my child,
| never to NEEDLE with affairs that do not
concern you
Indirectly, some OF yours do. You ara
In love with Ryanne. as he calls himself '
MY dear you do not usually stoop 20
such vulgarity. And are you certain that
| he has any other name?"
III were should not tell YOU"
| "Ah."
"A man will tell the woman he loves
many thin.s he will not tell the woman
| he admires."
"As wise as the serpent" bantered the
mother: but she looked again into the
mirror to see IL her color was stiil what
1t should be. And whom does he adj
mire?" the Mona Lisa smile hovertng at
| the corners of her lips. 'ss.la
| "You," evenly.
Mrs Chedsoye thought for a u1omeht
! thought deeply and with new INSIGHT. II
was no longer q child but q womaSasca and
mayhap she had played upon the. taut
strings Of the young heart once too often,
/ Still, she was unafraid. -
"And whom does he lover" assat
me. Shall l get you the rouge
mother?" -
Still with that unchanging smile the
woman received the stab MY daughter. Y
as II speculatively, you will get on. You
haven't been my pupil all these years fot
| nothing. Let us go down to dinner"
Fortune, as she silently followed. ex,
| perienced q sense of disconcertion rathel
| than OF elation.
/ (To be continued tomorrow
Evening star., 1912-01-05
JAIL FOR BALL GAINES.
South Carolina Duck Shooter Once
Cussed President Cleveland.

sPARTANBURG, S. c., January s.
Ball Gaines, a gunner and trapper, who
was sentenced In the United States cir
cult court here last Friday to serve eight
months for contempt of court, has been
taken to Georgetown to begin his term.
He las disobeyed an Injunction against
shooting on the game preserve Of Bernard
M. Baruch of No. West SD street, New
York city. Judge Jeter G. Pritchard
shook hands with him as he left and sal
he regretted the necessity for sentencing
him
Gaines is a noted duck shooter and often
was the companion Of President Cleveland
when tie latter came to South Carolina.
Gaines once ''cussed' President Cleye-
land The President had shot at ducks
from one side of the boat and then when
they were flying away turned and shot at
them frcm the other side. missing the
whole flock.
AS Mr.. Cleveland shifted his avoirtlupois
Gaines almost fell into the water and ex-
citedly cried: Damn you, quit rocking
that boat"