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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1913-01-29
WAGES OF WOMAN WORKERS.
Feature of Discussion Before House
Committee IN Iah0r Tom0rrow

The wages of women employed in
typical industries i'm the District of
Columbia will be subject of discussion be-
fore the House committee on labor to-
morrow morning at 10 o'clock. when rep
resentatives of the Consumers League of
the District of Columbia will argue in
favor of the Peters bill. limiting the hours
of work for women in this city.
Speakers at the hearing will be Mrs.
Florence Kelley OF the National Con-
sumers League. Representative Peters of
Massachusetts. Representative Samuel
Mccall. Samuel GOmpers. Miss Maude
Younger. DIR. Howard Kelly of Johns
Hopkins and DR.. A. j. McKelway of the
national child labor committee.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1913-01-29
NOSTR|L AND HEAD STOPPED UP
ER0MCO[D? TRY MY CATARRH BALM

the heat of the nostrils; pene-
trates and heals the inhamed swol-
len membrane which lines the
nose, head and throat; clears the
air passages; stops nasty dis
charges and feeling of cleansing.
soothing relief comes immediately.
Don't lay awake tonight strug-
Cling for breath. with head stuffed,
nostrils closed, hawking and blow
ing. Catarrh or a cold, with its
running nose. foul mucus drop
ping into the throat, and raw dry
ness is distressing but truly need
less.
Put your faith-just once-in
"Ely's Cream Balm" and your cold
or catarrh will surely disappear.
Agent, James O'Donnell, Druggist,
0o4 + st. NV.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1913-01-29

c:l5 pm. time, 5 hours. 81 miles. only 500
PERSONALLY CONDUCTED TOURS.
Covering the interior OF the White House, Cap
toll Congressional Library. Bureau of Printing
and Engraving L. s. Treasury. Army and Navy
building Smithsonian Institution. National Mu-
scum. CoTcuran Art Gallery. Pan American Build
ing. 10 am. pm. time. hours. only SOD
Luxurious 9-passrngeT touring cars: expert
guide drivers. Our lecturers college men; re-
fined intelligent. Finest service In Amerira. IL.
lustratcd folders tickets at leading hotels and
ticket agencies. All Royal Blue Line cars start
from 0gram's Gift Store. Penna. and 18th
S.. nv. Phone Main 5i99 for reservations.
We will send elegant touring cars 10
hotel residence and return tourists after
the tour without charge il they will notify u.s.
Phone Main j4a9 one-half hour before starting.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1913-01-29
No Merit in It.

From the Bosom Transcript.
Mother trepTovingly)-When was
young girls never thought of doing the
things they do today.
Daughter-Well. that's why they didn't
do them
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1913-01-29
Instantly Clears Air Passages; You
Breathe Freely; Dull Headache
Goes: Nasty Catarrhal Discharge
Stops.
TRY "Ely's Cream Balm"

Try "Ely's Cream Balm"
Get a small bottle anyway, just
to try it-Apply little in the nos
trils and instantly your clogged
nose and stopped-up air passages
of the head will open; you will
breathe freely; dullness and head
ache disappear By morning! the
catarrh, cold-in-head or catarrhal
sore throat will be gone.
End such misery now! Get the
small bottle of "Ely's Cream
Balm" at any drug store. This
sweet, fragrant balm dissolves by
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1913-01-29
She Was So Waggish.

From the Boston Transcript.
Who says women have no sense of
humor? A New York girl invited num-
Der of her friends to chicken dinner.
then took them out into the yard to
watch her feeding her poultry.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1913-01-29

per showing how through mouth mall
formation, leading to incorrect breathing,
as we'll as by means Of actual decay Of
the teeth and the presence Of Riggs dis
ease. tuberculosis and other germ dis
eases may find entrance into the system.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1913-01-29

deal has been made by which the
holdings of the Southwestern Coal Com
pany, 500 acres, have been transferred
to the Excelsior West Virginia Colliery
Company, capitalized at s2,ooo.ooo, with
main Offices at Fairmont, w. Va.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1913-01-29
CARE Of TEETH URGED
TOCHECK TUBERCULOSIS
Directors of Association to
Prevent Spread of Disease
Hear Lectures on Subject.

Oral Hygiene in Its Relation to the
Prevention of tuberculosis was the topic
discussed by the board of directors Of the
Associa ton for the Prevention of Tuber-
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1913-01-29

Main Street Baptist Church. Luray. Va.
has called Rev. George +. Cook of Har-
risOnburg TO become its pastor. Mr.. Cook
has not yet made known whether he will
accept.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1913-01-29

contract for building a new county
Jail at Petersburg, Va, at a cost Of about
sa0D. has teen awarded. Work will COM
.Eence about the first of June.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1913-01-29
Millions Have Been Spent.

Since 1902 the statement says. land
without counting improvements made
prior to that date. the Pennsylvania Rail-
road Company has expended about 81
JOO,OD0 in improving freight facilities in
the city of Washington. Interest at j
per cent on the investment of S4,JOO.OOO
amounts TO $225O0O per annum.
THE improvements referred to as des-
ignated I'm part to eliminate the necessity
for carting by the railroad company. in
clude the following: The construction of
a new freight tunnel at Virginia avenue;
the elevation of tracks in various parts
of the city Of Washington and the rebuild
ing of the Long bridge over the Potomac
(only such portions of the cost OF rebuild
ing this bridge being attributed freight ia
cilities as freight business bears to the
whole :Naffic handled; the construction of
new freight yards at 18th street 18th
street. 9th street 9Th street and Az street
and the Jersey yard. and the construction
of a new freight station at AZ street.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1913-01-29
HOURLY MOTOR
.JRIRNENS.

Covering Washington every hour
on the hour from o am. to
pm. With entertaining and in
structive lecture. 81.
Lecture tours covering the city.
government buildings. business
residential and historical sec
lions. Arlington. Georgetown.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1913-01-29
City Boundaries Extended.

Extension of the city boundaries, the
abroad company states, is an additional
eason for disseminating the free delivery
Il freight. When the system was Origi-
ally put into effect, the railroad states,
he free delivery area was cOterminous
With the boundaries of the city of Wash
ngtOn as those boundaries were in 1857.
rhe growth of the city and the extension
Of the inoundaries have increased the dis
tances to be travedel in the delivery of
freight. and the order of the interstate
commerce commission directing the rail-
road company to extend it's free delivery
zone to Anacost:a on or before March l.,
1.I3, has resulted in demands for add
t:onal pay by the transfer company
which handles the freight
The transfer company referred to Is the
Merchants Transfer and Storage Com
pany, who state that the increase in
charges was necessitated by the fact that
under the contract with the railroad COM
rany the transfer company was operating
at a material loss.
In it's explanation of the reasons gov
erning the proposed abandonment of the
practice of delivering freight free i'll
Washington while still providing free de-
livery in Baltimore, the railroad gives d
statement of the cost Of improvements
made in it's trackage, warehouse and
freight handling facilities in Washington
in recent years.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1913-01-29
lends FREE DELIVERY
Pennsylvania Issues Edict on
Freight Handling Here.
LOWER RATES THE CAUSE
Charges for Transfer Also Have Been
Increased-Service Estab-
lished in 1883.

The PENNSYLVANIA railroad today filed
with the interstate commerce commits
sion the company's notification that, be-
ginning March ] next. free delivery of
reight in Washington will be discOn-
irued. The reasons given for discon-
.nuing the free delivery are that freight
atcs on the ella sses of freight concerned
ave been lowered since the free delivery
Ian was adopted. and that the local
gansfer company which contracted with
ne railroad to handle the goods for free
delivery has raised its charges for such
ervice.
The free freight delivery system has
Ieen in force in Washington since 1883.
'or practically the same length Of time
he Pennsylvania railroad has had in
fleet a free freight delivery system in
baltimore. and this latter schedule is
ct affected by the proposed change.
hich is confined wholly to Washington.
Source of Free Delivery.
Free freight deliveries. it is explained
the railroad IN its notification, were
eopted in 1883. arising from the desire
relieve the serious congestion that had
evelopcd in the Washington freight
.rniinal. The delivery was confined TO
ertain classes of shipments originating
| the territory adjacent to the Atlantic
aboard ard north of Wilmington. n. G.
he railroad states that the practice has
developed to such point that Washing
on at present enjoys privileges which are
ccorded to hardly any other city in the
nited States.
In the thirty years since the system
as inaugurated in Washington. the
abroad declares, freight rates on ship
1ents included in the free delivery sys-
I'm have been reduced follows:
rst class, from ~ cents per hundred to
I cents; secori class, from 40 cents per-
Undred to II cents; third class, from 30
ents per hundred pounds to &c cents, and
ourth-class. from - cents per hundred
our1s to 20 cents.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1913-10-21
Cincinnati. oienitas, ben II. ettober 1913.

bic BON ben unterne6mern 3u leiitenbe
adutiDn auf Elm Winimum on.
5ran5oiif h e u pl titerpers
nngliidt.
Gpinof. Grantrei6, 20. Sttobsr.
2eutndnt Garnier uno Elm Sappeur
Qamens Senort, bon Der bieiigen auft@
idifferabtbeilung. ftiir3ten bier an
Montag aus elmer Sobe BON 300 Sub
ob uno purben auf Der Stelle get0Dtet.
JaIt glei6jeitig itiir3te Elm anoersr
4piatiter, Elm aorporul Nomens 9outs
rode, BON berIelben Qbtbilrlng aus
betr1dtlifer 5Dbe ab. Gr fiel in Die
Moisl uno ertrunt.
g bitipe 3olle fiir ame :
rifoniI6e Daareub bsrz
langt.
ct. peters burg, 21. Stto6er.
Die ,HoposWrsmid" Derlangt, ba5 Die
Regisritng einsn gro6tbitiDz3oll aul
ale nad Rublano importirtsn amsz
ritanii6en Wa1ren leee, als Wieoers
ereeltungsmabrssel fir bic amerltas
niihs 5arifregulation, rtntsr Der fir
Woarsn, bic aus 2dnbern importirl
iperben. bic tsine 9ertrdge nit ben
Ser. Staaten babeu, Elm 3oll3uiAldo
pon 5 pro3. be5ablt perOen muB.
Sn einem idarfsn QrtifeI idgt bi;
3situns: .Nmeritu bat ieine alien
sSreunDe, 5rantrsih uno RuBldnb, oea
iiipiItsn Wagnuten geopfert. Dor Dc.
nen oas amsritaniide BOLT lid Der:
beuet.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1913-10-21
Jn(an0Ie(egrap6

gaut uspenbirt. t.


Qopell, Wtaii.. 20. Stt. Die
Srabers' Natipna! ganf pom Qolpsu
bat Die 3dbluuseu einaeiteat. als 5oI5e
BON 8erIuIten, Die iie bur6 Die Ban
terptte BON srpeI anberen gantea,
elmer in 9rOOiosnce. u. 8, uno elmer
III Bittsburq, erlitten bat.
lem leBten auspsis asmGB bate
bic gant Elm &dpital BON $500, 600.
einen nsberiduB pon $4,000 uno Ses
poiiten in S10he pon s., 3,031 900.
Doppelte 5raaDoie.
@loberspitls, q. o., 20. DIT.
ssobn Ban Dueien Don sSphnstopn,
Elm Strabsnbahn hn~aonouttsur, puroe
am Wontoa Woraen in ben Waagonz
Rsmiisn Der StraBenbabn 3luii6en
sfei WdaGons eroriidt. Stepbcn
Warner, Der Wloiornier Der spelten
Gar, tpuroe pabniiunia. ais er erflp6r,
ooB Ban 9ueieu, isin iutimiter
7Sreunp, toot mar. Gr TDuroe i'm so.
ipital in Die 3sls fir 5o6iihttae &c.
bratt.
Carl Sepbolo psrurtbeilt,
Qtrou, 8, 90. DIT. Carl Ssns
boIo, Der I'M 4uguit Don bier oErhge4
brannts qoIi3sigsrihtsclert. Der anqes
tlagt mar, itdottIte 8eloer in 6ohs
DON 5000, psri6ieoensn Jonos aHlss
h0rig, unterihlasen 81 haben, uno Der
por Elm paar Sdgsn in 9ittsburg per-
baftst puroe, bstanuts iih en- Wtontag
i'm Common plsas 8eriht iauIoiq
uno nuros 81 3uhtbausitrafe Don Ell
usm Sa6r bis 5u iisben Sa9ren psrurs
tbeiIt.
UabriheinIid in ben
JlGmmen umoe.
fommen.
st. Qouis, Ulo., 90. Stt. Oas
1eusr, oas in letter Raht ben No.
odnce glsoator, ben SsrdhtbabnhcI
Der ghieaao 8c 9lItou giienbahn unb
sine 8irtfinaft in On ct. 2ouis
eSa.. ssrft0rte, brannte nod ipa1renc
ocs eansen Cages. gros oss 6eftiger
Winoes mar dber Die aSeuerDehr in
Stanoe. cine rpeit.re 4usdrsituas oeE
graHees su berhinoern
Ter 9erluit am Glepator nit lei
nem sSnbalt belduft iih auf $500. .0OC
uno oerienigs am giieubahnsiqen.hur
auf 100000.
Der HaatpuhmanH i'm GleDdtol
1T felt benz Sseuer niht geiehen nor
Den uno man 1luubt, oaB er umsetom
men lit. gr bate ben 5euerafarm MIDI
onacorcht, obaIeih ansunehmsn III
oaB er fih in benz Sebdube befano.
amatsurs 5elegrapbii.
bsfraft.
Rem Yort, 20. Sttober. GImcl
9. Diners, Elm anobe. Der einen Sun
tentelegrapbensQ sQpporut auf benz Dc5
Ieinss eltsrliten 5auies in groof.ni
inItclirt bate, obne porbsr Don os'
9unoesbeh0roe cine 2i5eus erlanst 81
boben, tpuroe am Wlontag bon oeu
gunDssri6tsr Wepsr ipegen 8erIeBun!
oes i'm SUM bonn aonsrsB angenom
mensn Raoios@ s@sleBss gu $50 Geto
itrafe perurtheilt. gr 1T bic erits ger
ion, bic untsr bieIem gsies Derurtbei!
porosn lit. Seine Mai6ine mar ar
ransirt porben, oab iie nit ben GRO
| BEN Juntenitationen an Der atlantt
ihen !aiiits in geriibruns lam IN
mebrere isiner 0epeihen fuuroeu Dor
aufsefongen. mas CUR Gntoeduns let
mes 4pparutes fiihrte.
Inter bem 0eieB fpiro es niht u
ssnIirten 5elssrapbiften perboten. got
fhaften aufsufansen, bic bon Sdiffs'
ans Qann poer bon einem Staat in q
n.n anntrsn seftidt peroeu.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1913-10-21

sir Ohio unb bas ipeitlihc
gennfplpanien: 5riibes, anbaltenb
ialtss NDetter am 9ienitag. Vim
Wiittpon tpahri9einlih ftlOncs Wst@
ter mil fteiaenbsr 1empcroiur. Storie
tpeitliAe bis norbtpeiilife Winoe.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1913-10-21

Gin ipnberbares aitbmu.
9uft (Sum aellner, Der an athem4
beIhpernen 3u leiben fd1elnt, thetlneba
nenp): y9aben Sie aithma2"
asllner. vWenn es niAt auf oer
Speiiesar.e iteai. 1T seins bal"
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1913-10-21

@ieIe Werbaftunsen in Oeiterreid In
0erbinbuns NIT bem ausiponoes
runasihninbsf porsenommen.
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Musbtm D.utiden Rei &.

Berlin, 20. Oit. Der 3ors
Iflag bes gipillorbs Der aDmiralidi.
Dinitcn Opener gburdill, oab
Dsutihlanb ilno England oas Sagr
1914 als .sseiertag4 i'm Jlottenbau bss
esbsn foIlien, bot in Dtutihlnno teine
IpmpathiIhe 2tufnnhm. s.fiinoen. es
III apeifelbaft, -Ob Die oeutlts 3eai..
rung Don pem 8nrihIdg oifi5iea
G.nntnib ntbmen fpiro. .penn alit
pi.lIeiht Der R.ihstansler BON gsths
mann 5olIDes ipdhreno Der Debate
iiber oas Warine guossi oarauf Be
aug nebm.n tpiro.
Die WarinsbebOrbsn srtldrsn. bal,
Der DorfdIas. oab DeuiiAlaHo isIns
arieesihiffe bauen iolls. pdbreuo
gnslano tpenisiiens brei bdusn Oosr
ontaufsn miro, gar niht in GrtDdsuns
gesogen iperoeH tonne.
Der aronprina Grieori1 Wi!kii1
bat ain syreitng elm Shreibtn on ben
Rsihstanslsr bon 9etbmann 5oIls
neg asrittet. in oem er Die BON ben
.3eitungsn ssbrahts 8.baupiuns fir
nnipabr ertlGrf, bab er in Gaf.n Der
brauni6peisiIfen 9bronfclssfrass eli
ne isinem Batter, nen Eaiier. sntgsgeus
a.fsbte Siellnns eingenomm.n babe.
CT briidts iein 9.ban.rn bariibsr aus.
Oob Elm bon inn iiber nieIe angelsgsns
belt aefhrKbensr pripatbrief pero's
f.ntlift norbsn III. unb fiiste bin3u,
boh bos Ghrei6en. in fpelhem Der
Reidssonslsr ibm bic SituaticH ssnait
cussincnbsrg.IeBt. Diel oasu beisef-as
osn babe. bic 4neelesenbeit auf5utloz
rem, infopeii Der aronprin3 IN Wss
irnft TONNE.
arauerfeier su g1ren hsr
Dpferberauftihiffs
Qatnitropbe.
alm Montos flno in Der 0drniionss
firhe eine 1rausri.isr fur Die umgss
tommenen fat. tpelfxr bsr auiItr NIT
ben prinsen. ben Miniiiern. Der sans
zen Mbmiroiitdt nno ben bohiisn Dts
fisieren bes bssres bsiipobnfen. Sb
hi. scoten asmsinfom auf BEN Garnis
ions Jrisobof beitattet ODER CUR Be
erbiauna mad ibren 5eimaihsorieu ses
ianot iDerben iollsu. III nod ni6t be-
finitio beitimmt. goransIihtlih tpsrs
ben aber allie bier beieeiest iuerben
benu pisIe Der % Qsifxn iino 10 Der.
sobIt unb peritiimmelt. baB lie MIDI
NIT 1tftimmibeit iotntifisirt uerssu
iGnnen.
Jm Qcnfe b<s htutissn lases er'
bielt oos Reihsmorintamt aablrsita'
iueitere Neileibstslsromme. Inter osa
Decentralization, bic ibre 2rausr '.be,
bas idredIihs GrsisniF Ausorud ga
ben. befinben iid Der Reihstasss9rd'
finent s5obdnnes aoempf. Der bitiig'
Cberbiirgsrm<iiter Wermutb ilRo gs4
heimroib 6er3. Der prGiibent Der bic
jiesn 6onbelsfnmHer.
Orof 3sppelin. Der. als sr in Win'
den bic altnbt BON bsm uneliid erl
bien, DOllitdnbig nieberstidmettsr
na9 1riebri9sbnftn 3uraditbrte. ia
iiM mieber gtfn6t. Gtik Satin il
iebo9 burn boS f9rtdliGe Greianib Il
eti&nttst, bat ih a. Wsiuiy6mpfeI
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1913-10-21

llnaefdhr 100 Nusldnoer, barunter
43 DeutIf., bon General 8illa in
1orrson, Wer., suriidsebalten.
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Cine SO Sabre alte iSrau in WetD!paus
fee erlpiir9t uno beraubt.
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G<bGhtnibfeisr au Gbren Der Berun@
aIldten bonn auftibiif ra III" in
Geaen,port nes Gaiiers in Berlin.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1913-10-21

3pei Beanie bes 5anoelsminiits'
RUINS unter ben Werbufteten.
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Der 9ranb in Sit ct. 2ouis rihtet
fir $600,OOO S6aDen an.
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Giir bas l1nter6aus Der 2eoislatur bon
Retp Oort nomintrt.
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Der M0rber bereits in 6aft.
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1lnb aiebi feline 3ruppsn aus olbanis
fhem gebiet 3uriid.
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'Srau 2ank6nrf
Ser 5iibrerin Der itreitbaren
gnffrasetten GnslanSs
9Smrbe anf periDalihe NRoronnno
bes Yraiibenten 2Silion oas
Sanocn seftattet.
0eiterss ii6er bds Gtienbabrunglud
BEL Mpbile, Ola.


Weiteres ii6er bds GtIenbabnunglId
BEL Wlpbile, Ola.
Die 3a6l Der Sooten betrGgt II, tpdb@
renb 80 perleBte Soloaten iiA in
ben 6oipitdlern befinDsn.
grS9ouperneur WiQiam Sul3er
9pn ben groareiitOen i'm 6. 0sp gors
fer 4hemblp-9iitritt
>-~.:>
5iir bas llnter6au5 Der 2e9isldtur oon
Refp 2)ort nomintrt.
st
Cine SO Sabre alte sSrau IN WeDipaus
fee erpiirgt uno beraubt.
Der Wiorber bereits in 6aft.
Der 9ranb in Sit ct. 2ouis rihtet
fir 100000 S6abeu an.
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Uom RitualmorbprossB in aieip.
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MuslanD. .Selegrapb
winIloa SptaCG G6ur6id's
OOrl6laq,
9ak Gnslans naS 9enti&lans
eia 0abr lang ben Jlotten'
ban einfellen ioltex,
Fat in 2entf@laas teine fbmpD
tbiide anfnabme 9efsubew.

aonprins 9yri.Orid WilheIm lsntt elm.
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Ger6kn fiist iih benz llItimatum
Csfterrsihs
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Bon ben 9roareiilOen i'm 6. Qsu Dors
fer 4hemblp- -0iitritt
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Iuguita, Ga, 90 Oft. 5homas
6. MatiOn, Qbpotat, .3situnsshsrausz
,seber uno siumaI Observation-Disclosures
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gr<Gouperneur Wiqiam Sul3er
Evening journal., 1913-10-02
ppnrGHTnX. NAYLOR.

In St. Johns Episcopal Church last
night Miss Helen Whitehead Brought
ton. daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Harry G.
Broughton. and Gordon Leonard Nay
lor were married by the Rev. George
G. Hall.
The bride was given in marriage
by her father and she was attended
by her sister. Miss Sarah W. Brough-
ton. as maid Of honor. The brides
maids were Miss Ethel NJ. Eldridge
and Miss S. Beatrice King G. Rich
ard Lind was best man, and the ush-
ers were. Chester Jones. Dsllett
Ioomis. Ray Eaton and Walter Lind
Bradford
As the bridal party entered the
church the wedding march from
Lohengrin was played by the church
organist. c. William X. Brandford.
and the Mendelssohn march was
plaved for the recessional After
the ceremony Mr. and Mrs. Brough-
ton received the bridal party at their
home los West Twenty-third street
After a wedding trip. the young peo-
pie will be at home after the middle
of October, at 250O Market street
Mr.. Nayior is a son Of Mr.. and Mrs
IL. Scott Naylor. and is privat secre-
tary for Francis |. DUPONT
Evening journal., 1913-10-02
MARYLAND NEWS NOTES

HagerstoWn Fair stock, par S25,
sold at auction yesterday for 500
share
The White Hall Fai- opened yester-
day and will continue through Fri
day.
Mount ST. Mary's College. at Hm-
mittsburg. opened with more than 800
students enrolled
Ground has been broken by the con-
tractor for the new Methodist Church
in Chestertown.
Kicked in the face by a horst. Euric
Conner, OF near Rowlandsville, sus-
tanned a fractured jaw.
The Cecil County Commissioners
have rejected all bids received for
building bridge across Stony Run.
The trustees Of Aberdce, High
School have appointed Miss Helen
Tatman, OF Milford, Del. vice prin-
cipal
r. V. Dewing has ncen reappont-
ed assistant postmaster az Centre
vile, after taking civil service ex-
animation.
In heavy storm which visited
Cecil county yesterday. the covered
bridge over Big Elk Creek. near Elk
ton, was blown of It's foundations.
Harry n. Dewlbiss, Frederick
merchant. accidentally shot himsel
while asleep. his revolver. which wa,
under his pillow. being discharged.
Evening journal., 1913-10-02
BIRTHDAY SURPRISE.

When Mrs. George W. Briutcn. ~
returned home on Mon
day evening. after spending the day
In the city. she found large number
Of friends awaiting her. who award
I'd her handkerchief shower, In
honor of her seventy-fourth birthday
Joe Rell rocited. Mrs.
Brnton received 70 handkorchiefs.
Among the out-of-town guests were:
Mr.. and Mrs. G. c. speakman. OF
Chatham. Pa; Mrs. Maria Hewitt,
Mrs Lizzie Jacnuett. Of Woodstown.
\. j.. Mrs. John Cornish. Mrs George
Hihbe and daughter. Florence, OF Ger
mantown. Pa; of Wilmington were the
Rev. and Mrs. W. r. Cochran. Mr.. and
Mrs. p. +. Brinton, Mrs. James Booth,
Mrs. Clarke Stewart. Mrs Letitia
Hewitt. Mrs. Hickman Hewitt. Mr.. and
Mrs. John S. Benson. Mr.. and Mrs
Samuel p Benson, Mrs. Josephine
Hill. Mr.. and Mrs. !. Elmer Betty
Hannah Brinton, Annie Speakman
Emms Jane Cornish, Margaret Stew
art. Madaline Brinton. Joseph Booth
Charles Hewitt, Harry Brinton, vii
lard Neville. George Brinton. Free
Johnson. Joseph Bell Masters ALFRED
T.. Brinton. John. Charles and Pau
L. Betty Mrs Brinton received greet.
ings from Los Aangeles and Wesi
Grove.