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Evening journal., 1913-12-04
FAMILY PASS
HOLDS GOOD
Pennsylvania Governor Says
PennSy May issue Frees
In That State
NO VIOLATION OF
THE LAW HE SAYS

PHILADELPHIA. Pa. Dec. A.
Governor Tener declared yesterday,
in a statement issued at Harrisburg,
that he saw nothing in the new pub
lie service company law to prevent
the railroads Of the state from con-
tinuing to issue passes to families or
employees.
However, neither the Pennsylvania
nor the Reading will, on account of
this statement, change its attitude re-
specting the issue of such passes.
The railroads will continue in their
present attitude, /, was said yesterday
for the reason that no official COM
munication had come to them in the
matter from the state authorities.
The Governors statement said.
There seems to be a widespread
belief that the custom of railroads,
railways and other transportation
companies to issue passes to the
members of the families of officers
and employees of the companies has
been in some way seriously invaded
or forbidden by the public service
company law Of 1913 This is a mis-
apprehension. The truth is that the
Constitution of Pennsylvania, which
has been in vogue for 40 years, ex-
pressly provides that no railroad,
railway or other transportation cam
pany shall grant free passes or passes
at a discount to any persons except
officers and employees of the COM
pany.'
"This prohibition Of the Constitu-
ton was not and could not have been
changed By the act of 1913. This
act following the Constitution, sim
ply provides that any common car
rier may grant free passes or passes
at a discount to any officer or en-
ploye of such carrier.
THE issuing of passes by railroads,
railways and other transportation
companies to members of the fam
lilies of officers, employees and others
during the last 40 years has, there
fore, been In violation of the consti-
tutional provision of this act of 1874,
unless, indeed, the issuing of such
passes has been justified upon the
theory that the same were not passes,
but in reality were issued for a val
liable consideration, viz, services re-
oeived from the officers and employees,
at whose instance they were issued.
Passes. in this view were, therefore,
tickets. and we're not, in
point of fact. free passes at ALL"
The railroads have all along con-
tended that the passes to employees
and their families have been issued
on the theory of valuable considera-
ton"
Abrogation of the employees fam
lilies pass privilege by the Pennsyl-
vania has resulted in a movement at
Pittsburgh 10 organize all clerks in
railroad Offices into labor union.
Representatives Of the freight and
passenger offices in Pittsburgh have
conferred with view TO preliminary
organization.
Evening journal., 1913-12-04
cIRI AM BREAD.MAkINc.

~NHoUsANDs of girls in Delaware who old
enough 70 know, and who ought to know. how
make bread that is ht TO eat wholly deficient
in that important culinary art Such Ignorance re-
specting ne OF the fundaments of good housekeep-
ing IS simply inexcusable. Those observation rela-
tive local conditions made TO preface the
gestion it would be well for Delaware communi
ties to emulate the example of the people clouces
ter county, n ]. A breadmaking contest, open 10
girls Of varying ages, has been held there for the
county championship and cash prizes have been
awarded The girls in that county manifested intense
in the fight for bread-making supremacy and
good has resulted in that section of neigh
boring State
There are several organizations in Delaware which
well might AFFORD to take up such important mat
this and, by Offering series OF prizes,
intervals girls under Is years old produce in our
State generation Of breadmakers capable Of turn
ing product that would compare favor
ably with the bread that mother used to bake"
Evening journal., 1913-12-04
RESTNOL WILL
HEAL BABY'S
ITCHING SKIN

ResinoI Ointment and Resinol Soap
are absolutely free from anything OF a
harsh or injurious nature = can
refore be used with confidence in the
treatment of yabies' skin troubles ec-
zema, teething rash, chatting. etc. they
stop itching instantly and speedily heal
even severe and stubborn eruptions.
Doctors have prescribed Resinol for the
past eighteen years.
Resnol Soap for baby's daily bath
viii usually prevent any skin trouble
and chatting because ii contains the
soothing, healing r, mol medication.
Resinol Ointment l50c and slOOl, and
Resinol Soap l25c). are sold by drug
gists everywhere. For trial free. write
to Dept. 23-R, Resinol, Baltimore. Md.
Avoid substitutes and limitations"
Of Resinol which few unscrupulous
dealers offer. They are often useless and
even injurious.
Evening journal., 1913-12-04
SUSSEX AND coNsOLrDATIOk.

C4ENTIMENT in favor Of the consolidation OF rural
- school districts is making great he~dway in Sus-
sex county. thanks to the interest in the movement
that is being aroused by Dr. Charles A. Wagner State
Commissioner Of Education, and Prof f. J. Hardesty.
superintendent of schools in that county In this con-
nection II only fair to Professor Hardesty to say
that he advocated consolidation cure for many
Of the defects in the educational in Sussex long
before he Office OF State Commissioner Of Education
was created and Dr. Wagner here to hll it. He
IS Grtunste in finding in the commissioner such
valuable official assistant in the Of impressng
his views upon parents and taxpayers.
Sussex has scores Of rural schools inat would bene
nj by consolidation. They deficient in point Of
grounds. buildings equipment and school spirit. Their
affairs are administered rule, by teachers who
miserably underpaid In point Of educational ei-
cheney they are at a low ebb The rarerts and tax
payers are not unaware those facts Through lack
of proper public spirit they merely have acquesced in
their continuance Professor Hardesty began the
arousing them from that state Of ethargy and
Copmissoner Wagner is assisting him in making It
result in something practical The 'mpediate work
under way is the consolidation OF eight school districts
in Baltimore hundred, with country high school sit
uatei between Ocean view and Mvile. II the plan
be carried out that high school Will give college
preparatory course meeting Of the taxpayers al
ready ha, been held the surface indications are
that the consolidation will be effected Decision was
reached to send representative of each Of the eight
districts Rdgely Nd. this week 10 inspect the
rural high school there. In that school in addition
to the usual curriculum agriculture domestic science
and manual training also are taught
II the Sussex rural schools be consolidated in
blocks of eight or anything approximating 1t,
then indeed viii that county be the beneficiary OF an
educational millennium.
Evening journal., 1913-12-04
ouICk WORN Is Nrrprp.

has beea agreed by the Board Of Police commis-
sioners and the Police aid Finance Committees of
city Council that efficiency expert be employed by
the city to investigate Police Department and to
make report showing its defects and recommending
reforms to place it upon proper footing Now that
such agreement has been reached. time should
be lost unnecessarily in employing the expert making
the investigation receiving and considqing the report
and insttuting the reforms needed bring about
partmeata' efficiency
The department has been under hre almost constant
y since Homer G. Virgins met death in the Battle OF
Baxters Corner. Investigations have made by a
coroners jury and by the 5oard of Police Commits
sioners They resulted In changes in the person
mel Of the but in several changes the rules
The members of City Council we're not ,atsaea with
the results They decided that an -xpert should be
employed to investigate the department from top to
bottom. and ascertain just what the trouble is The
Police Commissioners also must have been convinced
there is work for such expert to do because they
agreed to the suggestion.
It IS Of the utmost Importance that a competent
aud unprciudiced expert be found ard that when he
begins his work the fact be impressed upon him that
the interests OF the department the people call for
the fullest measure OF expedition consistent with good
work In other words whichever is to be done to the
department should be done speedily so it may be re-
moved fr m the public firing line.
Evening journal., 1913-12-04
THURSDAY. DEC. 4. 1913.
pIRECT pREsIpENTIAL

II RESIDENT WILSON and other advocates Of direct
primaries need fe'icitate themselves that the
nomination OF party candidates for President Of the
United States VIII be made through tle agency of
tion-wide direct primaries merely because the Pres-
has seen fit to recommend IL in his message to
Congress The proposition Is one serios and far
reaching N s nature that run the gauntlet of
public discussion and also that of the leaders OF all
the political parties, including his IL must be
admitted. however. that the President placed the
questit, nationwide primaries before the American
people in direct and manly way that fail to
be admired. by those Who stand unalterably op-
posed 10 such system for he nomination OF Pres
Dental candidates Many persons also will look upon
it extension by him to the nation Of that shrewd
system Of politics which stood him in 'uch good stead
In winning the favorable regard the people of New
Jersey at the outset Of his political career
IN this present instance however, he has advanced
proposition which involves many interests both
within and without his party. that it scarcely is
the nature things that such revolutionary plan
will become effective in the near future
1t would mean the doing away with national con-
ventions those assemblages now are understood 1t
would substitute conventions composed OF party nom
inees for President and Congress. held for the simple
purpose Of framing and ADOPTING platforms. In other
words It would be, in It's broad sense, application
the nation OF the. primary plans in use in New
Jersey aud WISCONSIN. It Is noticed that while he
recommends such system for making nominations
he not discuss the dfhcultes that would
6n,e, TO be overcome Congress and elsewhere, to
put into effect
Hasty action BY Congress the suggestion Is un-
thinkable It is something that reaches far into
the would affect vitality the interests Of
the nation and OF party organizations that it doubtless
will linger long in the crucble of public discussion
Meantime IT scarcely is likely that the Republicans
viii look upon nationwide direct primaries being
imminent as to make unnecessary the holding of
special national convention next spring to revise the
rules relative to future national conventions such
manner as will reunite and harmonize the party.
Evening journal., 1913-12-04
novs Am RIDE STEALING.

G TEAI.lNC rides on trolley cars Is recognized
- pastime for boys in several sections in our
city That particularly true Of the downtown dis
trlcts The killing boy thus engaged by Peoples
Railway car in Second street. Washington, should
have a remedial effect Il should teach perents who
value the lives their children to impress upon them
the danger OF such indulgence and moral suasion
fail to produce the desired result mpel such parents
to resort to the impressive argument that is
found in the open palm and the seasoned switch II
should impress upon the street railway officials the
Importance arrestns such juvenile ridesteaers and
upon the desirabty of standing firmly back
OF those officials and nhlcting adequate punishment
whore It is shown it is deserved.
Nor should the Police Commissioners fail to give
instructlors their to arrest and prosecute all
boys indulging in this dangerous pastime. In no
other way will the practice be broken up and child
mortality and injury to that reduced to a
minimum or wiped out altogether. The killing OF the
boy yesterday lays the ground for remedial action all
along the line.
Evening journal., 1913-12-04
Save your hairl Make it soft, fluffy,
lustrious and beautiful.

Try as you win. after an application
of Danderine, you cannot find a single
trace OF dandruff OF falling hair and your
scalp win not itch, but what viii please
you most viii be after a few weeks use,
when you see new hair, fine and downy
at first-yes-but really new hair
growing all over the scalp.
A little Danderine immediate doubles
the beauty OF your hair No difference
how dull. faded, brittle and SCI ~, just
Evening journal., 1913-12-04
TWO-MARYLANDERS
END THEIR LIVES

fredericksburg, Nd. Dec. A.
Charles Stevens. aged about 45 years,
committed suicide at his home at East
Newmarket He took cat rifle.
placed the end of it in his mouth and
pulled the trigger, death resulting in
stantly. He was a married man,
leaving a widow and son.
Thurman Donaho. aged 26. Of Cam
bridge, committed suicide. after eat
ing his dinner He walked to the
Eastern Shore insane asylum, in
course of erection, and jumped from
the tower. 150 feet high, killing him
self instantly. Illness is supposed
to have caused the act.
Evening journal., 1913-12-04
sons OF YETERANs AuxmIARY.

At the regular monthly meeting Of
the Sons Of Veterans Auxiliary, held
in their hall, No. S15 Market street.
on Tuesday evening, two new mem
bers were mustered into the Auxil-
iary. Nomination and election OF
officers for the ensuing year was
made and the officers will be in
stalled the first Tuesday in January.
At the patriotic bazaar, held re-
Gently in the Odd Fellows Hall, High
lands, the Auxiliary realized $57.07
Evening journal., 1913-12-04
HAIR STOPS FALLING, DANDRUFF
DISAPPEARS---25 CENT DANDERINE

Imoisten cloth with Danderine and
carefully draw it. through your hair, tax
ing one small strand at a time The
effect is immediate and amazine-your
hair viii be light, fluffy and wavy, and
have an appearance Of abundance; an in-
comparable lustre, softness and luxurit
anee, the beauty and simmer of true
hair health.
Get a % cent bottle of Knowlton'4 4
Danderine from any drug store or toilet
counter, and prove that yohr hair is Is
pretty and soft as any-that it had
been neglected or injured by careless
treatment that's all.
Evening journal., 1913-12-04
TUBERCULOSIS DAY.

Sunday, December Z, which will be OBJ
served throughout the country as Tu-
berculosis Day, win be observed by
members OF the Young Mems Hebrew
Association of this city on Sunday even
ing. DR.. Albert Robin will lecture on
"Tuberculosis," the address to be illus
trated by colored lantern slides. Dr.
Robin has been associated with the Del
aware Tuberculosis Society for
several years, and is considered an au-
thority on the subject The public is
invited to attend the lecture.
Evening journal., 1913-12-04
THE MAN WHO
NEGLECTS HIMSELF

When his condition points to kid
Backache, pain and soreness over the
kidneys. nervous or dizzy spells,
poor sleep, are all symptoms that will
disappear with the regular use or
Foley Kidney Pills. They put the
kidneys and bladder in a clean.
strong and healthy condition. For
sale by n. b. Danforth, Market and
Second Streets.-Adv.
Evening journal., 1913-12-04
KEEPING THE NAVY GOING.

The middle Eastern States, New York,
Pennsylvania, Maryland. Delaware and
the District of Columbia. contributed
more recruits to the navy in the past
five months than any other section Of
the country. The enlistments from that
section numbered 1884, or 2S per cent. of
the total. The New England States fur
nishei but 600 enlistments.
Evening journal., 1913-12-04
FASHION AND FADs.

A charming device for the fresh
ening OF last years serge frock Is the
use Of plaid silk
Fashion being elastic. the short
it's longer sister.
TUNES of sheerest lace are bordered
with skunk, mink and marten in
finger widths.
Evening journal., 1913-12-04
HANG DOUBLE MURDERER.
BY The United Press.

by The United Press.
SMErHPORT Pa, Dee T. Rosario
Gigliotti. perpetrator of one Of the most
brutal murders in the criminal history
of Western Pennsylvania, was hanged
here today. Gieliotti shot and killed
Grace Bglcr and sweetheart. Anthony
Kohnen, on the night of December 1,
1911. jealousy prompted the crime.
Evening journal., 1913-12-04
The BEsT 6IFT

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The who has been unable to walk move on
his back for three
7os Eiehsr Street wilmington Del
Evening journal., 1913-12-04
MIR. BURROWS IMPROVES.

The condition of Thomas Burrows.
special officer of the Security Trust
and Safe Deposit Company, who was
stricken with heart failure some time
ago, is improving. Mr.. Burrows is
now able to leave his bed.
Evening journal., 1913-12-04

The Brazilian tree porcupine drinks, and yet
it has perfect health and is a fairly lively animal II
the mechanical principle underlying its motor system
could be applied by genius to automobiles and
other engines the price of gasoline fall with such
suddenness that it would serious disturbance to
the sesmograph In Washington
Evening journal., 1913-12-04
MRS. GOuERr 30 YEARS Or.

Mrs. Charlotte Gouert, mother of Os-
car Gouert. paying teller of the vii
mington Trust Company, celebrated her
eighty-ninth birthday anniversary yes
terday. Mrs. Gouert lives with her son.
The day was spent quietly.
Evening journal., 1913-12-04

Who shall decide when doctors disagree? Professor
Lowell and Professor Pickering eminent astrono-
The former says Mars is not inhabited. The
latter says It is. With two OF such eminence in
irreooncable conflict, imagine the sensible thing
for The lay public 70 do is 20 suspend Judgment.
Evening journal., 1913-12-04

Blood already has been split in the teamsters and
chauneurs strike in indianapolis. One man has been
killed and several men have been injured. It is
regreable situation and the dispute Is one that can
not be composed too quickly.
Evening journal., 1913-12-04
BOYS rO HRAR nE MAR

James P. Alexander win talk to
poys ON the war from his own ex-
perience at Epworth NJ. E. Church to-
night A silver Offering will be taken.
Evening journal., 1913-12-04

n ther be any in Delaware not Federal Of
hcehoder who enjoys shorter working hours, better
wages and reduced cost of living result OF the
election Of President Wilson and the passage of the
Underwood tarin law 1t is his duty to ascend to the
house-top and speak out.
Evening journal., 1913-12-04

The world knows nothing of its greatest men.-sr
Henry Taylor.
Evening journal., 1913-12-04
A NEGLECTED. COUGH-TRIED MANY REMEDIES

r. Ashley Ohio writes: Il will
write lines regard medicine
Peruna that positive Peruna cured
little boy, cough which stayed with him all
winter Tried all kinds of medicine without relief We bottle
Of Peruna and he ceased coughing Immediately.
praise will
at children adults believe
good diseases where DOCTORS medicine fails"
Evening journal., 1913-12-04

The Rev. George d. Hugg-s is serving a prison
term IN New Jes ey following conviction upon
charge Of having attacked young girl That girl
now asserts that It not the preacher but another
man. who abused her An affidavit wholly exoner-
ang him has been nade public by the superintendent
Of the New Jersey children's Home Society. and
movement already is in progress to obtain pardon
ior the preacher H. is he innocent those
responsible for the disgrace rrepareble injury he
has surc-ed shou. be ent to prison his stead
Evening journal., 1913-12-04

Several New Jersey Democ attic Assembymea have
expressed themselves in fasr o. doing away with
party leaders and caucuses. Such suggestions usu-
ally come from factonal minority. The caucus
rule looked upon terrible thing by the men
who cannot control it.
Evening journal., 1913-12-04

Indianapolis has had valuable advertising asset
in Mayor Lew sharks
Evening journal., 1913-12-04

Association OF
Adverta
- ( era Is composed Of
<f5.A The Association Of Amer si he rrsat sdver
falkfeS icon Advertisers has Of this
WwW au1incd and certified 20 Z Try The Assoe,a
ro- this circulation Of this pub lon er.s s,,h
Heaon The figures of circulation na 10 i,a essmira
contained in the Associations auy moment
Z port only Ruarantecd. ~ and positive prooof
Association 0i American Advertisers u rs accompanying
No rsi Whitehall Bldg r. City fnsae % ss.s .ousd 20
l<,.-..-r his
Evening journal., 1913-12-04
Peruna in Tablet Form.
Catarrh Causes Cough.

Catarrh IN Tablet
dependent ,oau po.uua T.. h,
tubes in the fluid
Druggist Free Lucky
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ANTED-COlored woman to cook and
assist in general homework. 80 In
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BIDS WANTED.

NOTfCE TO CONTRACTORS
Sealed proposals Will be received in
the office Of the Park Department until
noon Monday october %, for the con
struction Of two buildings IN Grant
Park. one refreshmeut pavilion and
the other a mems public comfort sta
ton according TO plans drawn by Hentz
& Reid, architects. Bids must be sC-
companied by certified check for $3.50
Pans and specifications for these build
lngs may be secured upon application at
the Office Of the General Manager OF
Parks in the City Hall, or al the office
Of Hentz 4 Reid. architects, Gambler
Bldg The Park Commissi n reserves
the right TO reject any or all bids, and
elso reserves the right to eXpend not
more than $500 during the current
year
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