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Evening journal., 1913-12-22

NnY ANrED-rwO GENTLEMEN BOARD
w era In private family. Apply No.
hl5 Wosf at nov9l-fm.
xAJ ANTED-1NvO GENTLEMEN BOARD.
w ors, private family. nicely fur
uished rooms on Ninth street below LON.
bard Apply Evening journal Onrc.
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| ELAWARE SATISFIED
WITH FOOTBALL OFFICIALS

special to THE EVENING JOURNAL.
NEWARK. Del, Dec. 22--Coach VIII
liam J. McAvoy. OF Delaware College
has received a communication from
he American intercollegiate Football
Rules Committee, asking for infor-
nation relative 70 the efficiency OF Of
"details sent here the past season to
Dfilciate at football games. Copies Of
The same letter are being sent TO all
colleges witEin the jurisdiction OF
This committee with the idea OF get
ing the highest efficiency possible
from those whom the Central Board
send out 20 ofiiciate at games The
local authorities had no complaint TO
make against ofiiciAls that were sent
acre during the past season.
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SHERIFFS SALES.


sHERIFF'S SALE-BY VIRTUE or Al
Writ OF plu Vond Exp, 20 me directed.
will be exposed 10 public sale az the Court
House on Market street, between Tenth
aud Eleventh streets, in the city Of Will
mington, Now Castle county Delaware,
or SATURDAY.
THE THIRD DAY or JANUARY, 1914,
at 10 o'clock. o. No.
tho following described roal estate, viz.
All the right title and Interest of Mary
B. Naudaiu Adair Of, In and 70 All those two
certain lots, pieces or parcels Of land. situ-
ate In the city Of Wilmington, New Castle
county and State OF Delaware. bounded and
described os follows. tovit.
No. with the brick house thereon
erected. 90 the northwest corner of Fifth
and frcnch streets. with front ON French
street Of eighteen feet four inches nnd
depth uf sixty foct, ten inches.
No. with tho two-ntory frame house
thereon erected on the southorly side OF
Fifth street. at the distance OF sesonty.scven
fort westerly from tho westerly side OF
French street thence westerly aud front.
ing on FIFTH street. fifteen feet five inches
with n depth Of hftyfour feet
scitod and taken in execution as ths
property Of Mary B. Naudain Adar. and 10
be sold by
WAITER S. BuRRIS sheriff.
shcrifs ONCE, Wilmington Del. Docem.
bcr 49, 1913. decis,2e,20, eo.ian2.
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Everyone, vino mas had any expert
ance with the Wants. win tell you
bat Practical Economy" and the
Want Columns" are synonymous
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DIVIDEND NOTICE.

KfVsDEND NOTICE.
IL AZ meeting held this day, the Board
Of Directors Of the Wilmington Trust Com
pnny. declared a dividend Of ~ per
cent tS1.25 per sharel, payable Jannsty
close Of business December 80. 1913, when
books will close and reopen January /, 1914.
Checks will be mailed.
December ts. 1918. deceo-st.
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REMOVAL NOTICE

49,
TRe PIrRCE AND CANN, DENTISTS,
J have removed from No. 4le Market
street, 10 No. 81 Market street second
floor. deez-lm.
n FMOVAI.-w. S. MATCHETT, PUBLIC
X stenographer has removed from the
Law Building 20 Room lle Ford bnildlng.
anerifcntlnns. Etc nov2o.lm.
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Il OR RENT--ArCELY FURNISHED
Il rooms. ~itb or without board. No sos
west street. novS'Sm.
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NOR RENT NICELY FURNISHED
II rooms Tor gentlemen. No. fOi West
Seventh sd. deco mon. tuos. fri sat ~.
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LOST AND FOUND.


I Osr -- POCKETBOOK CONTAINING
~ money and time slips. Reward. Return
TO No. 100 West Third So. dec22-3t.
4 OsT-LARoE CAMEO PIN on SIXTH
- street. between Orange and Market
streets last Wednesday evening between
8 80 and O'Clock. Reward Of $40 II
left AZ this ofice. ceo190t.
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TYPEWRTTERS

-------l--l[1l--1-7
II YPEWRITERS RENTED - THREE
months. 1900. Rental a7plied on pur-
crnse. Sold $500 monthly. Typewriters
repaires. Royal Typewriter Agency. Type
write Exchange. No. 9i5 Market street.
aug23-u.
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SANITARY WORKERS

NIX kELTER
M. SANITARY. 0DonLEsS EXCAvAT.
ing Qnice .. W. Corner Fourth and
West streets. oct2ttf.
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STORAGE

-, -,c0,~ -,.',,I,, sS:I,1ID GOODS STORED IN
II clean separate licked rooms. New
building. Automobile padded vans for local
and long distance moving. Work guaranteed
Estimate free. d. A. Phone; 5liA.
sTCURITY STORAGE WAREHOUSES;,
Pennsylvania Ave. and Clayton Sc.
apro3n.
=, 'TOk Kf,F---HOUsEHO GOODS AND
- merchandise Piano and safe moving
specialty. Packing. Grating and abipping 70
m points: private railrosd siding direct
into building Estimates free.
INV ANERICAN STORAGE CO.
phone ss4D. No. 1ct Maryland Ave.
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FOR RENT

90T Delauars Ave, IA r. B.
21o5 Lancaster Ave-, IL r. B.
9I3 Washington ST., IA r. 3 p.
906 Van Buren St., 10 r. i B.
20o4 WoodiaWn Ave. u r. B. $1,000
T03 West st. 10 R. B. -...... 5000
] 1t03 Broome 81, IL r. & b.. $4,000
140t Harrison 81. IL r. 4 B.. $4,000
1917 Tatnail St. IL B........ $500
907 Van Buren st.. 10 r. : b..... $4,000
1891 Delaware Ave. 10 r. B.. $1,000
1l08 Jackson ST.. 2 r. = r. $4,000
i7o8 Brooms s.. . n. a B.......S25oO
1011 ". Sixth st., n. & B. $500
BIS r. Fourth S.. 10 8 B....S2 $500
231 Concord Ave. r g. B........s s21 90
1923 W. Fourth st.. SIS
1114 W. Eighth St., r. & p. ..... $1,000
1888 Thatcher St. r. $1,000
s3< Poplar ST.. rooms ......... .Slz.Oo
S32 Poplar St.. rooms ........ Si4.OO
2t5 Lombard s., 6 rooms. ......- $500
8O8 N. Harrison st.. rooms $1,000
1929 Lancaster Ave. 8 4 b.. $1,000
81 T. Fourth St.. r. & B. ..-... S17.O0
021 Linden ST.. r. & b. ..... $500
oOI Chestnut ST.. r. & Store. $500
2O5 ". Fourth st.. Q r, B 4 store. $1,000
621 Madison St. r. & B.. store. $500
APARTMENTS.
., a. and 8 rooms and bath.
Wilmington Trust Company,
REAL ESTATE DEPARTMENT,
DUPONT BldS.
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~ STATE on GEORGE W. GooDLEY,

IL STATE OF GEORGE w COOLEY,
IL DECEASED.
Notice Is hereby given that Letters Of
Administration upon the Estate OF George
W Goodloy. late Of Wilmington hundred de-
ceased were duly granted unto Amanda Good
lev. William r. Goodley and Joel r. Goodley
on the 18th day Of December. A. u. 1915
and an persons indebted TO the said deceas-
ed are requested TO make payment 20 the
Administrators without delay and all per-
sons having demands against the deceased
are required TO exhibit and present the same
duly probnted 10 the said Administrator on
or before the 10th day OF December A. d.
1914, OF abide by the law In this behalf.
AMANDA COOLEY.
WILLIAM K. COOLEY,
JOEL r. COOLEY,
Administrators.
Address. George T. Brown Esq, Attorney
at-Law Wilmington, Delaware.
dec17-eod-3ws.
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HELP WANTEp-FEMALE

- 1NrFp-A GOOD. NEAT COLORED
w eir. Apply 40. 7f6 King street.
dec1s.y'
- hDfFs' DEPARTMENT OF rHE DELH
1 Drnr store. Seventh and king sirests.
0nen daily. a. m. 20 ., m. Mrs. =. ~
,,.~te In aflendancs. Telephone your wanh'
prompt deliveries. -9-.-
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ROOMS FOR RENT

NTicEL9 fURSisHED ROOMS, no 7oi
n west street nov2s1 In.
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BEAUTY PARLORs
HAIR DRESSING

HAIR Work. COMBINES MADE. WILL
III call At your home. MRS. y. EVANS.
oct42-Sm. Phone. 2234A.
= HAMPOOING, WITH OR WITHOUT
- shampoo board. Aanieurinr. electric
scalp treatment facial massage hair dress.
ing also face packs.
u. a A.. 562A. No. aii " Tenth &,
oct6.iyr.
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NOTICES

~
NJ orICE--A SPECIAL MEETING or
~ Santa Maria Council 40. ie5 Is. Of O..
will be hold Monday evening December c9
ai 8 % clock. II. A. DLfCKLE.
dcc22.lt Secretary.
Al ADAM LEO - ROMANY GYPSY
vi palmist win be at shellpoi Park all
winter. Can be seen 40 any time. Tells
your past. present and future. just as you
have gone and will 20 through life. Tor Csc
shonpot Park. Wilmington. Delaware.
deco-u-
NOTICE -ELECTroN.
~ CENTRAL NATIONAL BANK OF
WILMINGTON
Wilmington, Del. Dec. -, 1913.
The annual meeting Of stockholders for
tho election Of directors Of this bank will
be- held at the banking house on Tuesday.
January 10, 1914. between the hours OF 12
o clock NJ. and o'clock p. ~
deci2.im. ~ = RUMFORD. Cashier
NOTICE -sToCKHoIDERs' MEETING.
N THE DELAWARE RAILROAD 90.
Dover. Del. December 10. 1913.
Tho annual meeting ~ the Stockholders Of
the Delaware Railroad Coz will hc held ~
the onico Of The company. in Dover on
Thursday. the 9Th day of January, 1914 at
tors TO serve tho ensuing year end fof tho
transaction OF other business
d,eis TO jams. Secretary
NJ oTIoF-rHE MAYOR AM coUNolL
~ % Wilmington acting through tho
/ agency OF the Board OF Water Commissioners
OF tho city ~ Wilmington hereby gives you
notice that the resolution adopted by said
board on tho twonty-third day Of December
/ A. /. 1912. hNing new rates for supplying
water, has this the twenty-sixth day OF No.
vcmbcr. A. ID. 1913 been rcscindcd aud made
null and void. and the rates now existing
| will be maintained until further netiee
TIE BOARD or WATER COAfAffS.
SIONERS Of the city Of Wilmington
ALFRED u. POOLE. President
Attest: Mahlon Belts, Registrar.
nov2s to dec81.
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COTTAGE FOR SALE

u OR 6ALE-17-RoOM COTTAGE Al
II Rehoboth, furnished; ample rrounds.
good shade trees; fine location. Price ara
terms reasonable Address the Rev. Thos
z. Terry. fredericksburg, Nd
novi4-eod-60 days.
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II OR RENT-FURNIsHED OR UNfUR-
II nished rooms. with or without board.
No. 0l7 n. Franklin 81. dec2im.
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~ icELY FURNISHED ROOMs.
~ decloimo. 30. lof y. kl9Hlh 81.
~ WO NICEIY FUiiNfsuED ROOMS FOB
4 light housekeeping No. oif King
street dec2o3t.
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The Wants are imperative, for they
te Of today's demands that must be
met at once. Adv.
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REGIsTER's NOTICE

II STATE on LILLE NJ. PEARoE,
IL DECEASED.
Notice is hereby given that Letters Of
Administration upon the Estate OF lame ~
Pearce, late OF Wilmington. Hundred. de-
ceased were duly granted unto John Titus,
on the 17th day OF December, A. d. 1918,
and all pcrkons indebted 20 the said de-
ceased are requested 70 make payment 20
the Administfator without delay and all
persons hayihg demands against the deceased
are roquiredhto exhibit and present the same
duly probntcd 20 the said Administrator on
or before the 18th day of December, 4. d..
1914. or shide By the law in this behalf.
JOHN TITUS,
Administrator.
Address. John Titus Court House. viii
mington, Del. deci1 eod-3U
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DANCING LESSONS

KIHCfSG Ifss sOSs. f1lIvITE on n
IL classes Regular dances Monday and
FRIDAY evenings. Mrs. Snyder, Odd Kel-
lows Hall Third and King streets.
D. & A. Phone 4261D. deei7 20 apr II
Evening journal., 1913-12-22

II on RENr-ROOMs. THIRD AND
Il fourth floors. Front and back Apply
No. 7o4 10 Market 81. deci-im.
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~ West street noyzs I'm.
~ icELY FURNISHED BOOMs.
~ decfo.Jmo 80. iof y. ki9IilH al. /
~ WO NICELY FURNISHED ROOMS FOR {
light Housekeeping No. Cit King
street. dee1o'st.
NOR RENT NICELY FURNISHED
II rooms for gentlemen. No. fOi West
seventh S. dseo.mon, ,iuos. fri,ss,-m.
Nor RENr--nrCELY FURNISHED
It rooms ~itb or without board. No sos
west street. no'S'om'
II on RENT-ROOMs. THIRD AND
II fourth n0ors Front and back Apply
No. 7o4 ~ Market S. deci-im.
IL URNisHED KITCHEN AND DINING
II room for housekeeping. Nice sleeping
looms. No Ills King 81 deo22.ln.
II Or RENT-FURNIsHED OR UNFUR.
II nished rooms with or without board.
No. o17 ~ Franklin 81. dec2-im.
~ OR RENT - LAR0E FURNISHED
II front room; heat and light
nov26ood'imo. No. 1880 W. FOURTH ST.
II OR RENT-NIoELY FURNISHED
II second story front room for gentlemen
Private family. No. 1910 West street.
noylo'lm'
Il OR RENT WITH BOARD, TWO LARGE
IT second d.story front rooms with private
bath. no. 9i9 IATNALL ST.
I7OR RENT-FuRNIsHED ROOMS,
IT with or without board. light. heat and
use Of phone. No. 1907 Washington
street. dseie-t2t.
w ILL FURNISH BACHELOR APART
w mont Of two rooms 70 suit. Heat,
hght and telephone. Also furnished front
room for rent. No. 4O5 Washington street.
docit-u
~ 1CEiY FURNISHED SECOND AND
~ third story front rooms with heat:
suitable for gentleman and wife; also
bedroom, diningroom and kitchen. unfur-
nished. Call after D. m., 10. 83i Tatnaii
sireet. decf0.f2t.
BOARD WANTED.
N>~~rr~s-s~y~,-f, ,-,.'.-,-
~ OkRD WANTED TWO ROOMS AND
Is bath and use Of gas range. between B
& o. station and Water Tower. near car
line. for February I. Write A. O., Green
Vile Il. o.. Delaware. dec2O-2t.
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ssITIlATION WANTED. FEMALE

- OMAN DESIRES POSITION as
w cook in private family Ven Iu
nlah references. state Wese''
s.f4 Evening Journal once
Evening journal., 1913-12-22
FOR RENT


n OR RKNT-GOOD COAL YARD.
Il I. KITE, i21 8. MARKET STREET.
dee3-1mo-eod.
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~ OR RENT LARGE FURNISHED
II front room; heat and light.
nov26ood.imo. No. 1870 W. FOURTH sT.
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real ESTATE FOR RENT

II OR REST-rwo NEW HOUSES AT
II Nos. 2eol and 2e1o Tatnail street. go
per month Also 261o Tatnsi street, SIS per
month. Apply z. NUTTER, No. W..
Thirtieth street. oct2o-u.
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IL URNisHED KITCHEN AND DINING.
II room for housekeeping. Nice sleeping
loome. No. llIs King so. doo22.1n.
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ROOFERS

w r. WILLIAMS co.
w No s2l Orange 81. Roofing Spout
ing and Heating. Metal and composition
roofing. Hot Air Heating and Yentilsting
Repairing promptly done. Phone. j1e-1yr
Evening journal., 1913-12-22
APARTMENTS

coo WEST NINTH ST.. SECOND
OZO door. four rooms. Apply No. ITO
King street. noV1o-tf-
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II OR RENT-NICELY FURNISHED
il second story front room for gentlemen
Private family. No. 1910 West street.
nov25-1m.
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MASQUERADE SUITS

At GsoUERNDE sUITs-MRs. SUSAN
Nl A. Standerwick. No. qo9 Vandever
avenue. successor to Mrs. John j. Quill. Of
526 r Fourth St. cec2O-lm.
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MONEY TO LOAN
BOARDERs WANTED

i, o1is0iNd~No. ao1 wfsT SEVENTH
10 street dect-1m.
Pine Bluff daily graphic. (Pine Bluff, Ark.) 1893-1942, 1913-05-29
SUB Committees
WORK ON OBJECTIONS
WITH COATS OFF, LEGISLATORS
WADE THROUGH PROTESTS
TO TARIFF BILL.
Consider Many Changes While Lobby
lists Wait On the
Outside.

Washington. May 2S.-With their
the members of the subcommittee OF
the Finance Committee behind closed
doors today waded through the mass
of oral and written proposed changes
in the Underwood tariff bill placed be-
fore them by representatives of bust
ness interests during the past two
weeks
In the corridors outside were about
100 lobbyists who had journeyed to-
Democrats to extend oral hearings.
For the most part they had to con-
tent themselves with filing briefs
with the committees.
Senator Simmons, chairman of the
Senate Finance Committee called up
on Secretary Of State Bryan today to
discuss certain features of the tariff
act, particularly the clause providing
a five per cent drawback upon all i'm
vessels of American register France
and Germany have objected to this
clause as violation of the "Most Fa-
vored Nation" provision in existing
treaties. 1t was agreed to bring the
protests of the two foreign govern
ments before the House Committee on
Ways and Means and simultaneously
their legal and international aspects
will be considered by John Bassett
Moore, counsel of the State Depart
ment.
Pine Bluff daily graphic. (Pine Bluff, Ark.) 1893-1942, 1913-05-29
ASK FOR SANATORIUM
Hot Springs Delegation to Introduce
Resolution at Pine Bluff.

Hot Springs, May 28.-When the
state contention of the Eagles meets
next month in Pine Bluff, resolution
will be introduced by the Hot Springs
delegation, asking that the delegates
to the national convention, which
will be selected at the state meeting,
endeavor to pledge the natioanl body
to erect a sanatorium for the mem
bers OF the order in this city.
At present the attention of frater-
nal societies of the country is directed
to Hot Springs. A movement is on
foot for national home for the Elks
At the national convention of the 10y
al Order of Moose, Hot Springs was
selected as the place for erecting ma.
tional sanatorium, and this project
will gain be called to the attention Of
the Moose when they meet in July il
Cincinnati. The state association o.
Eagles was formed in Hot Springs
sevaral years ago, and the delegate.
of Arkansas would support a resolu
ton of this kind.
Pine Bluff daily graphic. (Pine Bluff, Ark.) 1893-1942, 1913-05-29
Will ATTEMPT TO
PREVENT VACCINE SALE
MEDICAL MEN or PROMINENCE
GATHER IN NEW YORK AND DE.
NOUNCE FRIEDMANN.
Say His Treatment is Harmful Instead
Of Helpful to Tuber-
culOSis.

New York, May 28.-Medical men
of nationwide scientific repute, in
Guiding representatives of city, state
and national public health services
met this afternoon for the purpose OF
drafting a decisive plan of campaign
to prevent the further incubation of
any tuberculosis sufferers with the
Friedman live germ vaccine.
The conference which was secret
took place at the home of DR.. Her.
mann M. Biggs, general medical Off
Ger of the health department. 1t was
learned that resolution will be in
PRODUCED at special meeting of the
board of health tomorrow which will
resulte in the immedoatew of the 10
cal Friedman institution. Volum-
nous reports on the conditions OF
Friedmann's patients were read by
DR.. Biggs and DR.. Charles B. Slade,
personal observers. DR.. Slade report
ed that the Friedman vaccine, far
from being harmless, is positively
Pine Bluff daily graphic. (Pine Bluff, Ark.) 1893-1942, 1913-05-29
NIXONaS CLIENT RECEIVES
$500 FINE FOR ASSAULT

Little Rock, May 2S.-Cleve Sullivan
young white man of Oakdale was
fined 5000 by r. ]. Lea of the First
Division of the Circuit Court Wednes-
day morning, after jury which heard
the evidence in case against him for
attempt criminal assault, found him
him guilty of assault and battery.
Sullivan was supposed to have as
saulted Miss Winona Watson Septem-
Der 20, 1912, and the hearing of the
case took up the whole of Tuesday in
the First Division. Many witnesses
from the section surrounding the al
legged assault testified, and a great
deal of interest was taken in the case
Prosecuting Attorney Robert L.
Rogers appeared for the State, while
Il. Havis Nixon of Pine Bluff repre-
sented the accused. Many arguments
between the two lawyers enlivened
the trial, and Judge Lea and Mr.. Nix
on had IAN open breach at one time,
in which Mr. Nixon stated that he
wanted notation made that he OBJ
jected to the attitude of the court.
Pine Bluff daily graphic. (Pine Bluff, Ark.) 1893-1942, 1913-05-29
Will UNYEIL
Maine MONUMENT
Eleven Battleships Arrive in
New York to Take Part
in Ceremonies.
CUBA REPRESENTED
Affair Will Have picturesque Feature
in Reproduction OF Sinking
OF Maine.

New York May 2S.- The arrival in
ships of the North Atlantic fleet and
a reception in the Hotel Plaza to-
night to the Cuban ENJOYS, inaugural
ed the ceremonies which will attend
the UNWILLING of the National Maine
monument. The actual unveiling and
presentation of the memorial to the
city will take place Friday, Memorial
Day. Tomorrow will lie given up to
exchanges of calls between Mayor
Gaynor and city officials on the one
hand and Admiral Chas S. Badger, in
command of the fleet, and the COM
mander of the Cuban cruiser Cuba
which will arrive here tomorrow
morning The battleships arrived off
{ o'clock We're anchored in the north
river The gun-boat Yankton was left
at Tompkinsville to receive the Cuban
warship and escort it up the river to
place Of honor reserved for it in
| the midst of the American ships.
The other battleships are the Iflori-
! da, North Dakota, Delaware, New
| Hampshire, South Carolina. Kansas
| Virginia. Georgia, New Jersey and
Rhore Island. On board are 1000 oil
Uncle Sans fighting sailor boys, mos
of whom will take part in the nava
pagent that will be part of Friday
program.
A picturesque feature of Fridays
ceremonies will be the launching an(
sinking of floral representation O.
the old battleship Maine. The battleshii
will sail into the Hudson off Ninety.
seventh street and at the moment Of
the unvealing when each of the battle
ships are firing their salutes thu
sinking of the Maine will be reenacted
Among the many floral tributes tt
be laid at the haste of the mounmen,
will be a mammoth reproduction Of
the seal of the State of Maine, by
II feet, which has been ordered by
Governor VIM. P. Haines.
Pine Bluff daily graphic. (Pine Bluff, Ark.) 1893-1942, 1913-05-29
NOTED VISITOR 1T
RENL ESTATE MEETING

Father kesslar of Duncan County
the initial meeting and organization of
the Southwestern immigration Associ-
alton, of which he became a charter
member. For two years he has been
engaged in organizing a colony a
colony on 5000 acres, 1000 acres Of
which are already settled with twenty
five families. He has located a schol
ana church on the property, and has
two saw mills busy getting OUT lum-
Der for Improvements. While here
Father KeSsiar is a guest of Monsig-
nor j. NJ. Lacey at the Catholic par
sOnage.
Pine Bluff daily graphic. (Pine Bluff, Ark.) 1893-1942, 1913-05-29
Florida City Wins 1914
Gathering After Spirit
ed Fight.
VETS PARADE TODAY
Reunion Closes Tonight With EIabOr-
ate Sponsors BalI-VisitOrs
Still Arriving.

Chattanooga, Tenn, May 2S.-Jack
the reunion city in 1914 of the United
Confederate Veterans, after an inter-
esting fight between the Florida city,
Nashville, Tenn, and Tulsa, Okla.
AT the afternoon session all the Of
ficers of the organization were reject
ed. They are:
Commander-in-chief General Ben
nett H. Young, Louisville, Ky.
Commander of the Army of North
Virginia. General Theo-
dore S, Garnett Norfold, Va.
Commander of the Army of Tennes-
see.-Lieutenant Governor George p.
Harrison, Opelika, Okla.
Commander of the Tran Mssissippi
apartment Lieutenant General X.
NJ. Van Zandt, Fort Worth Texas.
During the morning session, the
concluding session of the Confederate
Deliberate Memorial Association, was
persons witnessed the parades of the
Sons Of Confederate Veterans. The
Pageant was several miles long. with
dozens Of bands playing Dixie
! Tonight, the veterans ball was
given at General Bennett H. Young's'
pavilion Oh the campus fthe Univer-
| sity OF Chattanooga. 1T is estimated
that tonight there are 100000 visitors
in the city and although tomorrow
will witness the close of the reunion,
| the veterans and visitors are still
arriving.
Tomorrow morning the mos inter-
esting event of the entire reunion will
take place, the parade fthe veterans.
1t is expected that at least $4,000 of
the grey-clad, gray-locked defenders
of the South will be in line. 1t is
planned to make the march as easy
for the aged men as possible. Ambu-
! lances will be in attendance to pick
up any who may fall by the way-side.
| The old soldiers consider this parade
the greatest event each year and they
Indignantly refuse to listen to any
suggestions that they ride and insist
that they are able to walk as they did
in the sixties. They are enthusiastic
tonight and look forward to the march
tomorrow with keen anticipation. To-
morrow night the eliminating social
event of the reunion is the sponsors
ball. This will be given in the i'm
mense tent on the campus, and will
be attended b ytho.sands.