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Evening journal., 1913-06-30
STANTON
Special to THE EVENING JOURNAL.

Special 70 THE EVENING JOURNAL
STANTON. Del, June 30.-Miss
Mary Taylor was recent Wilmington
visitor-Miss May Hamilton. OF VIII
mington. was the guest of her par
ents. Mr.. and Mrs George Hamilton,
ntly-Miss Bertha Satterthwalte
was the recent guest of Mr. and Mrs.
Reuben Satterthwaite. Jr.-Miss Mar
garet Duncan was a recent Whining
ton visitor-Clarence Rotthouse was
the recent guest of Allen Ruth-Mrs.
Herbert Rothwell Is spending some
time with her parents. Mr. and MIS-
Wilson Boulden-Miss Mary S. Little
was the guest of Miss Anna Wier on
Friday-Albert Jacobs. of Philadel-
phia, was the recent guest of his
grandmother. Mrs. Deborah Galloway
Mr.. and Mrs Donaldson and chill
dreh we're the guests OF Mr. and Mrs
George Ranks recently-Miss Bessie
Biddle was the recent guest OF Mrs.
NJ E. Currinder-Mis Edith Colt was
the recent guest Of Wilmington
friends-Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence
Knots and son were guests of Mr..
and Mrs. Knots recently Miss Edith
Baker was a recent Stanton visitor.
Evening journal., 1913-06-30
TO RRPEAT CANTATA.

Members OF the intermediate depart
ment Of Harrison Street NJ f. Sunday
school. assisted by scholars from other
departments Of the school. viii repeat
the Chldren's Day cantana, The
Sunday School Garden tomorrow
evening. Preceding the cantata, a
brief program will be given. which
will include instrumental music. reci-
tations and vocal and piano rolos Ice
cream will he for sale on the church
lawn. A silver offering viii be taken
for the benefit OF the new organ fund.
Evening journal., 1913-06-30
THE AWAKENING OF
WILMINGTON.

" AAf-'-AH ~ - \ " ~
From the Wilmington Labor Herald.
The banquet at the Hotel DUPONT
given 6s> the Chamber of Commerce
70 the visiting editors and newspaper
men OF the Delmarvia Peninsula
marks an epoch in the real awakening
of Wilmington. For years and years
we have suffered ourselves to let
things run along in their natural
course and never helped ourselves
upward.
Upon the invitation of the Chamber
of Commerce. extended through its
publicity department. about forty
newspaper men from the Peninsula
banqueted and made merry In the
main dining room Of the Hotel DUPONT
last Monday evening.
The awakened chamber Just a few
weeks ago started in on it's publicity
campaign. David SneHenburg is
chairman of the publicity committee
and John S. Hamilton is publicity
agent. The plans for the Peninsula
dinner we're arranged under their su-
pervision. and the added assistance
of representatives from each Whining
ton newspaper.
1ht spirit WHICH lhtHlit6ltl llStiI
when the banquet was thought OF
should receive a great amount of COM
mendation. for never before have we
accomplished such important things
as on last Monday evening. Many OF
the suggestions offered by the repre-
.sentatives of the Peninsula press were
good ones and will probably be adopt
ed by the Chamber Of Commerce. The
power Of advertising was spoken OF
at the banquet and in making out their
appropriations Wilmington business
men should not forget the rich terri
tory in the Peninsula
Now that the real awakening Of
Wilmington has taken place. LET us
keep 10 the front The assistance Of
fered by the Peninsula newspaper
men will be of great help 10 our mer-
chants and our merchants In turn
should reciprocate by placing adver-
tising in their papers.
Evening journal., 1913-06-30
Hotel MarfiRilue
Broadway
12nd to S8rd Street
New York,

1ond to ssrd Street
New York,
Because
The Martinique Is the most
centrally located hotel In all Of
New York.
II Is one block from the
Pennsylvania Terminal.
II is five minutes from the
Grand Central.
II Is within one block Of
every important dry goods store
and shop.
It is Shear all the twenty
principal theatres.
In fact
II is the Heart Of Things in
New York
and
The rates are from $500 per
day and upward.
@The House of Taylor
WALTER CHANDLER, Jr-
General Manager
Send for Martinique Monthly
a magazine published for VISIT.
ors to New York. Trial subs
scription, free.
Evening journal., 1913-06-30
CAN 4 MEDICINE BE 4 FRAUD

that is compounded from natures
own remedies, the roots and herbs Of
the field that has stood the test Of
time by restoring health and happi-
ness TO more suffering women than
any other remedy We know Such is
Lydia h Pinkham's Vegetable Com
pound which complies with all condi-
tions OF the Pure Food and Drugs law.
Evening journal., 1913-06-30

will result In arousing the spirit Of
"a. greater interest In Wilmington"
among the newspaper men Of the PEN
insula is not doubted by the members
OF the Chamber Of Commerce Of that
city.
: During the banquet on Monday
evening each guest was presented
with souvenir silver spoon. appro-
priately inscribed and engraved.
Evening journal., 1913-06-30
The
Travellers


When I arrive In New York.
the first thing to attend TO viii
be my hotel.
I shall be very busy, 80 con-
sequently must stop in a place
that is convenient.
must consider that Time
is Money" and. Therefore,
must locate where / car 90
everywhere and do everything
without unnecessary expendl-
ture.
I must therefore stop at the
The Nome daily nugget., 1913-11-28
Special Nugget Service.


 LONDON. Nov. 2s-The lord hig'i chancellor of England. Niscount Hal dane, speaking at the Thanksgivn.; dinner of the American societies in London last night gave pronounce ment to the fact that the present Brit . ish government unuualfiedly endorses the Monroe doctrine "f the Tnite'l States.
 It is thought that this speech de livered by the lord high chancellor was inspired by the government |" sct at rest the rumors which have bcr', current in the English and American press to the effect that England was not in sympathy with the Washington governments present policy in regard to Mexico and that it would not longer sit idly by and see and allow the flu . tile efforts of the American admins tration to restore peace to continu" without interruption. The sending o' {; British squadron L" Vera cruz, which was hailed with dcligh, by th'' nations which would like to see tn" Monroe doctrine abrogat"d. Lord Hal .. dane said was done at the request of the British ambassador to Mexico and it was never intended that these shiI x should in any way interfere with tn"
The Nome daily nugget., 1913-11-28
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FL pASO, Nov. 2S. The victoriou, General Villa obtained almost every thing he needed after the r"ut "f tn, federal army except one very n"c''s sary thing for carrying on tn" ,usi ness of a rebel. The federal soldiers had arms and ammunition and hospital supplies but they had no money and in order to maintain himself and his rapidly growing army the cx-btndii and present hero of the constitutional ist cause was obliged to have stores and money
 The constitutionalist government has not as yet established t mint and ing houses of the world SO the linan- cial problem was serious one.
 The rebel leader. however. is prov ing himself a man of many parts. Iil fact. despite his origin and trainin., Villa seems to he able to handle sit - nations as they arise in truly Ncpol eonic manner. Finding himself in need of funds he went to the larges. job printing house in Juarez and or dered paper money to the value of one million dollars printed on ordinary newspaper stationary
 With treasury full of this worth less paper he began paying off his soldiers and issued an order to the shopkeepers and others of the town that the script was to be accepted in he created a million dollars worth of legal tender without any gold reserve behind it and over night the constitu
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u 'ARt.Z Nov. 2>.- General Villa i~ rapidly getting his army in shap" [" move nu ih" city of thihulhua and has annuunrrh that h" will heein his .d>nn,.. upon that city next Saturday
 Thrl. trc said to hc over tw"lv'' rlluue.,ud men now in Villas army an ho K getting his "rptnzation rapidn completed \ good many federal "f ilc"rs ,,nd Ill of tn" men wh" fought in the federal ranks n th" last thttl haN. i"in..d the rebel cHuS" and th army under he rN bandit is tn" Erra, assembled under the h'nn"r "f r..>"l
 Villa K making use of thr know haN. conn" over tn the constitutional isl side in p"rf"Ctinr tn" organiZatiot consd"ra,l" aid in arranging thing in a systematic military way.
 army into HV" divisions of three thou. sand men each and to begin thr routes all r"nvcrging near the city t" h. attacked
 IL is not thought that there will h'' any serious resistance to Villas at
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 CIHcItiD Nov .21- That a Japan csc servant was responsible for tn downfall nf Mrs Helen Norman tn, wife "i a wealthy North Side con tractor. w,S testified L" in court her today hy the husband "f the womat and hv several former friends wh' gaN.. their testimony for tn" husbanJ
 Th" N"rm,nS were married t"I years ago and until th" fortunes ot tn" husband reached q point wh"r they ,onld afford a home on Dearborn aNrn,l. and the services nf Il high priced .laIanrsc butler all went well with the pair.
 After the arrival of the Oriental servant th" husband. testified. his wife hrcamr interested in the .IaptncS mission "n south Clark street an/ spent a great deal of her tim" thrr" in the company of Japanese men She claimed to be teaching these foreign CTS English but her husband noticed that the woman came home later and later from her days work at the mis sion Finally she took to staying out until after the evening meal and ire qucntly until very late at night ami
The Nome daily nugget., 1913-11-28
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SAN FRANCISCO. Nov. 2N.-Thrc . men of the crew "f tn" steamship President were lost today in an at tempt to save the lives of several pas board from tn" forward deck uf tn" Pacific Coast Steamship t"mpanN' vessel during q storm
 The passengers wrr" "n the forward deck "f the ship when she struck her bow int" Il husr way" taking the sea over her fnr"casllc green. When th. wave rccrdrd il was seen that the
 The engines were, immdiately stop ped and the ship swung around SO as to make a lee for lowering a life boat. The crew piled into the boat at the davits and were lowered away. When within a few feet of the crest of the waves the signal was given to let go and the automatic apparatus for re- leasing the boat from the falls was given jerk. The bow fall let go but there was some hitch with the after tackle and the stern was held above the water. The result was that the waves swept into the boat hanging by it's stern and the crew was washed into the water. Several of the men managed to grab the falls and were hOisted aboard but three of the men were washed away and sank out of sight before another boat could he lowered.
 Tn spite of the danger from the heavy seas the captain of President
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IMPRESSIVE OPENING
 ITALIAN PARLIAMENT

i knG '"Npr"ssrd the drrI, s"rruw of tn" queen and himself over the losses sus | taind bN th" Italian army in the la, | war in Tripoli but assured his hearers that the war was fought not for am bilious reasons but [" maintain the honor ,lId supremacy of the father land.
 After lrcountinG snin, of tn. hrillian, deeds of the Italian army and hefor,. pr"cr"dine lo that part of his Sprrr . which recommended to parliament ""hSid"rihl" incI"ts" in tn" fightin !, i"r'" "t Italy tn" king made. Sutn. very sienitiraII, remarks which al,. supposed [" i"' aimed .tt Austria. IT,. said that while Italy had for sever II years been constantly tt war with semi -S!tNag" trihcSm.iI Il waS not on account nf lh"Sr enemies that she mus keep hl lighting fore" up to tn" maximum strength allowed by the na ti"nHl Finances. but h"cluSc of thp possible "nCruachm"ntS of a more civ iliI"d power who had looked with hungry "N" up"n som" of the ric., provinces of their land
 tonSidcral," enthusiasm was cvin .- rd for the king personally and h,s undOult"d reference tn Austria was received with applause,
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DETERMINED IRELAND
 SHALL RULE SELF

remarkable feature of the case waS that Ireland, or a part of Ireland, was so opposed to what they had tried N' were actually preparing {" fight 1h" government if the hom" rule bill wa passed.
 In conclusion the premier stated DO SitiVplv that home rule would ''' gwen to Ireland and if she didn't want II II might have to be forced upon her.
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ROME. Nov. .2S. The opening of :"" Italian parliament her" today hN the king was most impressive sight. The galleries filled with tn" nobility "f the kingom in gala dress and the royal guards and other attendants of his ma jrsty in their hrillian uniforms lenl d picturcsuucncsS [" th" seen" not present at the usual ceremonies nf this kind in the other countries nf Europe.
 His majesty drove L" the iarlia iurnt buildings in the stat" carritG accompanied h\ the queen and h> the li"h dipnitarirS of tn" court. II" Wa: also accompanied hy tn. young count di tascuni. th" gallant officer of tn" royal guard who som" lime ago thr"" himself in front of an assassin's hull"' and received the shot intended for tn king This young officer is now nn aid de camp on his ma icstN's p"rS"naI staff.
 The speech from the throne was n"i made by tn. king hut was read {" tn members of parliament hN tn" spcak'r of the house wh" delivered tn" address from a rostr,lm just below tn" r"N"i dias.
 In speaking of tn" stat" of pr" paredness of the country for war th'
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tionalist treasury was filled This was a splendid way in which to i.tcct the difficulty that faced the new ,oVernment It was fine for every Lody but. the shopkerperS and thes,
 scheme for themselves refused to ;c- cept the new currency.
 The shops and banks were all closed and the soldiers were in as had ., plight as before, the issue of their pay Then Villa issued a decree to the
 effect that the new money must be ac-
 ceptcd in exchange for goods under
 penalty of having the entire stocks of
 tEc merchants cOnfiscated.
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BRITISH GOVERNMENT
 ENDORSES DOCTRINE

plans of the Americans ina their coming should be consiier"i Il m"na"" to America.
 Lord Haldane said that for the pres tent to await the development of con ditions in Mexico and that even shoul it become necessary to land men fo, trc protection of British subjects it WGuld in no way effect tn" MulIro.' doctrine as the troops and ships w"u,'l hr withdrawn as soon as tn. troubl, was over. The chancellor denied that the orders sending the shp' away from the Mexican port were is sued at the request of the t'nitri States department of state but sai l that they were taken away when the ambassador was satisfied that British interests would be fully protected hN the Americans.
 In conclusion tn" official assured those at the banquet that the cnrdi,i relations existing between t,nElan | and the United states for Su many years were never more close than n' the present time.
 The chancellor'S speech was r.ceil ed with enthusiastic applause by all tn" Engiishmen and Americans pres net
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VILLA PREPARES
 ARMY FOR ADVANCE

tack on the city ind it Is more than proba blc that he will be received with open arms by the garrison which will join his army. There arc said to br about six thousand troops. regulars and volunteer. in and around Chlhua- huu and this force if il joins the men now under Villa will bring his army uI to the noiGhborhood of about twcn t} thousand men. If the rebel gen rr.I can hold this force together nal keep II supplied with food and amuni ilnii h. vii! b. able tu continue hi4 march upon Mexico City and with the recruits which he will receive from the federal earrisons un the way h,' should arrive hrfor" th" capital with at least thirty thousand men.
 should these plans of the rebel gen ,r;i be carried out il is n wary serious question whether iturrtn could main tain himself in the city and the min ute th" present president leaves tn" capital the way will be open for Will, tn enter and tak,. over the government.
 If Villa can carry out his plans II means the doom of th'. Hurrta admin istration.
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TO BE AT OPENING
Special Nugget Service.

LONDON. Nov. 2S.--The Liverpool Courier announces today the Prince of Wales may be on board one of tn" vessels of the British squadron which will be sent to attend the official open ing of the Panama canal.
 The question of sending the youn,, heir to the British crown to this cele- bration has been under consideration by the king for some time and 1t has been practically dcided that he will represent his father and the govern ment at the coming celebration.
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GENERAL VILLA INSTITUTES
 \ CURRENCY REFORM

This brought protests that Wtr" il"' needed and riots which were uu"'" with the hayonct and th" c"niisrati"h uf q great many stocks hN Villas "i - CTS 'rhrs. goo Is r'rrr IE,ulCi t,, tl" bull ring me an iuln'is" 'finA store established where tn" new m"hr' is accepted in "Nchan." for all kinds of goods
 The successful tinancier and soldier has now issued another order tn tn effect that any, merchant r"f"S'h what he calls the currency of tn" F. public will be shot and the m"l' han : are in a panic over the condition !; affairs
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LEADS. Nov. 2S.--In a speech do livercd here last night Premier As. ther she wanted it or not the govern mcnt was determined to force home rule upon Ireland.
 The minister said that for fifty years Ireland had been clamoring for the right to govern herself and that now the British government was about {, grant that right and that the most
The Nome daily nugget., 1913-11-28
BASE BALL

Tn" f'"d"rtlS went through q snap ny pr.uciir" at Eagles hall We,incsda, might captain couunhS is puttiur II I'l "i ginger into his team and their h"l'ilnG lS hreinninG (" show the ,l i"'tS "i ptartI'" and coaching. IL look ed W cdn"SdaN night as fifth. only wa, [" get bali passed the Federal in h'i" was [" rul Il over their heads TIL" team will practice actin ou t'r. h-N hl:i "n th. A. r.. diamond
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The lemonade and peanut privileges for tine ball parks have not as vet been awarded. President Hruner has received SrNrrtl bids hut will take no action until h" hears from Toni Mon tr"si Wh" is now in Mexico but has wired that he will hr on hand befor II" s"as"n is officially opened and wants to handle tn" peanut end nf he game
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TAUGHT TO DRINK
 BY JAPANESE

tn" husband noticed that she was d." lclupinr # taste for strong drink. He looked into the mission bushes and found that it frequently happen
 Irnrd that after the evenings lessor his wifi" and on" ar more nf the Jap l nnrs,. men students were ill the habit | of fr.qu"nting one of the socalled oriental restaurants in the down town 1 district. Al thes" lat" suppcrs th,. Iaps while fairly ahstcmouS them srlNrs urscd wine and stronger li uuorS onto th" woman.
 Norman was unable tn locate any thing criminal in the actions of his wifi" and the Japanese hut on several occasions her student friends brought her almost to the door of the house in an intoxicated condition.
 The habit formed in the oriental cafes gradually took such a hold on th" woman that if she could not oh- tain drink at home she would re- main away for days at Il time m company with the Japanese.
 II was on these charges that tn" divorce was asked for and granted
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lIcSi,'ht l.runcr is on hand at all lh" practic" games to see that none of tn" managers or captains ring in any unauthorized stunts in the way of trick plays. He is also interested in seeing that the grounds are kept in order and tn" hlcachcrs put in Shap,. for th" crowds that are expected to attend the opening games of the league season.
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LOST THEIR LIVES
 TRYING TO SAVE

ter for more than an hour and toWrre another boat which pulled about the spot where the passengers and men of the other boat had gone down but no trac" uf them was found When there Was no farther hope of finding the men in the water the boat was h"ist"d aboard and the President pr" Cccdrd on her course.
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Th" Athletics under Captain I.rh- ."ldt performed on the Eagle ground. '; from nm" [" ten Wednesday, nigh. Ih"r" IS som" team under th,. maroon banner and they are going to rival ti"ir -ll' l"iltl l"asuc iiamrStak"S with the stick work That is what won for tn" present worlds champions
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MOST FORMIDABLE SHIP.
Special Nugget Service.

DANE\IbRr. England. Nov. -.
 The British super dreadnausht whicn has just been launched at the gov most formidabel warship afoat. Th,' cost of the vessel when completed will be fourteen million dollars
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The mighty Giants will hold down the Eagle grounds from nine to ter tonight. Protectors will be put around the electric lights before this bunch of sluggers go to bat.
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The Red SnN and Giants did not rrartiC" Wednesday their stratcgis's side baseball tactics in regard tn sig h1lS, delayed steals and the like.
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he \. r. diamond at min. o'clock to- night. The .\ihcIrtics will have batting and other prtctic" on th" same grounds; from to o.
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Ball players having Eagle baseball suits kindly return same to Geo. E. l,men as soon as possik.s.
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WANTED-C Cooking for family. camp
 or by the day. Phone Pioneer Igloo
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Federated Bazaar. Dec. g. A real old fashioned chicken dinner.
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Captain Hursik proposes tc show the other league generals some new stunts in baseball strategy
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Captain I:urrik will put the Red SoN through their paccs on the EaGlt meet at 1:il for a little secret sign rractc" and inside baseball dope
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See the fancy booth at Federated Church Bazaar December g.
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Fletcher F"ss and Iorimrr have been appointed official rOOters for the Red S"x. They will confine their practice tu about three miles out on he ice.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1913-04-01

Tuesdays change of program.
Broken Ways" Biograph. A
splendidly conducted picture of the
west 1t is lifted above the ordinary
picture by the acting. which is full
of character and at times of human
significance. The first scene shows the
road agents courtship and how he
wins the charming girl by deception.
Then follows scenes of the disilusion-
ed wife and the life apart. Believing
her husband dead, she is about to give
herself to another when he appears
before her fleeing from justice.
The one Good Turn" Vitagraph.
Featuring Leo Delaney and Miss
Florence Turner At the cost of her
life poor woman saves a princess
from death. The woman's child re-
ceived the reward of its mothers SAT-
rifice.
Going Some" Pathe, This brisk
and amusing farce is we'll named NJ.
o. Penn is the leading man and he
is we'll supported by a large cast, in
Guiding Rosa Gore.
The Priest and the Man" Edison
from the Going of the White Swan, &"
by Sir Gilbert Parker.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1913-04-01

Above Is a child's summer frock
which offers opportunity for elaborate
needlework and which may be fur
ther embellished with embroidered
landings or left plain as desired. 1t
is a one piece Russian frock closing
on the shoulder and slipping on over
the head. The entire front is occu-
pied by handsome embroidery design
in eyelet and satin stitch. The orig
inal of this drawing was made very
effective by the use of colored mate
rial as trimming. The suit itself was
of plain white rep while the square
neck short sleeves and hem of the
frock We're of dark blue rep, he en-
broidery being In the same color. The
belt was of the blue piped with the
white