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Evening journal., 1913-02-13
SHERIFFls SALES.


sHERfff's SALE BY VIRTUE OF A
writ Of Levsr Facies, 10 me al.
rccted. viii be exposed 10 public sale, a.
the Court House, on Market street be-
tween Iculh snd Eleventh streets 10 tho
eity Of Wilmington New Castle county,
Delaware.
on THURsDAx.
THE GOTH DAY or TrBRUARY, 1918.
af 10 o'tlock.n m.
the following described real estate viz:
All that certain lot or niece of land sitn-
ate in the city Of Wilmington afore5nid.
bounded and described as follows. 20 Wit:
Beginning % o e9rner formed by tho in-
iersecilon n chs nqrthwestcrly side Of Market
llreet, with ihe sonthwesterly side of
IEsply seventh sigesij thence norihweslsriy
Que hundred isel 20 2 cernsr; ihspce south.
westerly parallcl With Market street. forty
feet 10 another corner ttenco southeasterly
parullc With rwenfy seventh street. one hum
drcd feet 10 toe northwesterIy side OF Mar
kct street; ihence along shid side OF Market
street noriheasicrly forty feet to the place of
BEGINNING be ihe contents thereof what they
Seized pud taken 10 execution as the
property Of Adde 4. Todd and Frank w
Todd executors % the last viii aud tcsta-
ment of Lewis Il Todd. deceased. nortgngor
and Addio L. Todd, his Wife surrisrinr
inorigagof, aud 10 be sold BY
WALTER 5. BuRRIs, Sheriff.
Sherids Office, WILMINGTON. Del, January
2g' 1919. lanao.f3,0 .lo,ta.17.
Evening journal., 1913-02-13
OLIVE Tablets
OIL the Bowels
A Physicians Substitute for Danger
Gus Cal0mel

A PHYSICIANS Substitute for Danger
Gus Calomel
When you feel that your liver and
bowels need help take Or. Edwards
Olive Tablets. Substitute for Cal
omel Calomel is aaeetiYe, but dan
gerous- causing had after-enects.
Olive Tablets are especially made
to take the place Of Calomel. Or, Ed
wards for years has been Calomel's
foe He saw its dangers and its dis
advantages in IL years practice,
treating patients for all kinds Of liver
and bowel complalnts. IN his efforts
to do without Calomel he developed
his now famous little oliye-oil-colored
tablets. Olive Tablets are mild but
effective. Safe and sure. Pleasant
to take but unfailing IN results.
Olive Tablets oil the bowels Just
enough 20 start Natures own action,
and they tone up the liver at the
same time. They are made from a
rare combination of vegetable COM
pounds mixed with olive oil
II You want to regain that feeling
Of joyous buoyancy and clear thought
take Dr. Edwards Olive Tahhts.
They work like a vacation. 10 and %
cents per box.
every little Olive Tablet has a
movement all its own
The Olive Tablet Co. Columbus, o.
Evening journal., 1913-02-13

tuberculin test should be made only
to the original owners.
Resolved That all animals destroy
ed by the State should be paid for.
Resolved: That quarantine should
be approved of as a means of protect
ing States against interstate traffic in
diseased cattle.
Resolved: That it should be made
illegal for any person TO move cattle
or sell them without permission OF
the State authorities If they have been
warned by such authorities that they
are diseased.
Resolved: That the cattle commits
sioners OF those having charge of dis
eases of animals should have authority
under the law to brand animals that
have reacted to the tuberculin test or
been condemned on physical examin-
alton.
Resolved: That all tuberculin tests
be reported to the State authorities
and these placed on file by the State
authorities.
Resolved: That the physical exam
ination OF all animals by qualified vet
erinarians be made compulsory.
Resolved That careful attention
should be given by States in regard
to disinfection of premises that have
been inhabited by diseased cattle.
Resolved That the several States
empower those having supervision OF
the milk supply to cooperate with
each other in reference to the control
of interstate shipment of milk.
Resolved: That each State be urged
TO deal with the problem discussed
as nearly in conformity with the reso'
lutIons endorsed as the local condi
tions permit
Evening journal., 1913-02-13
NEMLY.MEDs ENTERTAIN.

Mr. and Mrs. Barnard Du Ross en-
tertained a number of friends at their
home, "The Cedars," near Brandy
wine Springs. on Tuesday night. The
couple have been married one month.
Those present we're: John Du Ross,
Mary Du Ross, Cathrine Du Ross, An
ME Du Ross, Mr. and Mrs. Daniel Du
Ross, E. b. Bonsall Leon Craig, r.
Joseph Green. Author Attwell, Frank
Bonsall, Frank Husband, Mrs. B. l..
Robbins, J. S. Reynolds, q. II. LELAND,
Charles Malcolm. There was music,
dancing and refreshmenJ
Evening journal., 1913-02-13
HEALD REPORTS TWO
DUPONT BILLS.

When reports Of committees on prl-
vate bills and resolutions We're made
IN the House Of Representatives on
Monday. representative Heald Of
this State, from the Committee on
Claims, to which was referred the bill
I'll r. 24a7ll for the relief OF r. l.
DUPONT de Nemours Powder Co, q
corporation organized under the laws
of the state OF New Jersey, reported
the same with amendment accom-
panied by a report no. l4g5l, which
bin aud report were referred TO the
Private Calendar He also, from the
same committee, 70 which vas referr-
ed the bill III. r. 24972l for the relief
of the International Smokeless Pow
der & Chemical Co, corporation or
ganized under the laws Of the State
OF New Jersey, reported the same
without amendment, accompanied BY
a report (No. 1885,, which ball and
report were referred 10 the Private
Calendar.
Evening journal., 1913-02-13
WOODBURY. MEN SEE
AUTO FIRE FIGHTERS

A committee Of representative bust
ness men Of Woodbury.. New Jersey.
were visitors to Wilmington yester-
day 70 inspect the different automo-
bile FIRE apparatus in use in this city.
The strangers first visited the Reli-
ance engine house. and one Of tho
machines there was taken TO the
Fourth street wharf. where II was
put through the PAGES. throwing water
for half an hour The visiting party
next went 10 the Water Witch engine
house TO view the apparatus there
They were much pleased with what
they saw The visitors said II was
the intention Of the town Of Wood
bury to purchase an automobile ap.
paratus
Evening journal., 1913-02-13
DR. TWETMYER no LEcTuRE.

Or George w Twitmyer. superin-
tendent of the Public Schools. who
has been conducting a class In socio-
logy and has 27r teachers enrolled
out of a total Of 317 teachers Of this
city, will speak in the auditorium Of
the High School on Monday after
noon on the subject, Thu Soclologi-
cal Bearing OF the Montessori Method
on Public Education" Anyone in
terested in this subject Is invited to
hear the address,
Evening journal., 1913-02-13

ECZEMA CAN BE CURED TO STAY, and
when 7 say cured / mean just what / say
CURED, and not merely patched up for
awhile. 10 return worse than before Remem-
Der make this broad statement after putting
twelve years OF my time on this one disease
and handling in the meantime nearly half OF
a million cases Of this dreadful disease. Now,
do not care what all you have used, nor
how many doctors have told you that you
could not be cnred--all I ask IS Just o chance
TO show you that l know what I am talking
about. II you will write me TO-DAY ] viii
send you FREE TRIAL Of my mild sooth-
ing, guaranteed Treatment that will convince
you more in day than I or anyone else
could in months time, II you are dis
eusted and discouraged just give me q chance
10 prove my claims. BY writing me today I
believe you viii enjoy more ZEAL comfort
than you had ever thought this world holds
for you Just try 10 aud yon win see I am
telling you the truth.
DR.. j. E. Cannsday, 742 Court Block. Sc
dslia, Mo- References Third National Bank,
scdalia. No. Could you do a better act than TO
send this notice to some poor sufferer Of
Eczema
Evening journal., 1913-02-13

L. E. Walling. a farmer living near
Yukon. Mo-, strongly recommends
Foley's Honey & Tar Compound and
says 81 have been advised by my
family doctor to use Foleys Honey
& Tar Compound for my children
when there was a cough medicine
needed lt always gives the best OF
satisfaction and recommend Il to
others y. b. Danforth Market and
Second Streets
Evening journal., 1913-02-13
TEMpLE OF TRUTH RALL.

The sixth annual ball of the Temple
of Truth will be given in The New
Century Club on the evening OF Feb
ruary q. David Snellenburg is pres
ident and Charles Topkis. chairman
of the bali committee
Evening journal., 1913-02-13
WILMINGTON GAS SAFES.

The Wilmington Gas Company's
gas sales in 1912 increased 1895 400
cubic feet, an equivalent OF 8 per cent
compared with the output in 1911
Total sales for the year amounted to
402, ,420.S00.
Evening journal., 1913-02-13
I.rsr or prrpr,rc aArwa

February 14.-Auctlon Sale 81 Furuiturs
Rugs, Mattings and Bedding, 10 be sold =
stidhum Sons Auction Store. No. III
East Fourth street, At ] o'clock, D. N. as>
nd Of sale 10 this paper W
sTfDHAM & SON, Aucss.
February 20-Sale OF stock and farminx
implements for Jesse McGowan. al siirer.
side, Delaware, - I 0 c'cIcck, d. N.
STIDHAM'& son. Aucte.
February 24-saie Of stock and farminA
implements Tor Eugene DUR ahd Son sf
silverbrook. Del. at l clock, . N.
sTIDHAM 3 SON. Ancta
Evening journal., 1913-02-13
Rheumatism
A Home Cure Given by One Who
Had IL.


In the spring Of 1898 ] was attacked
bv Muscular and lnhammatory RheumA-
tis,n. I suffered as only those who have
IL know, Tor over three years. I tried
remedy after remedy, and doctor after
doctor but such relief as | received was
only temporary. Finally, ] found a rem
edy that cured me completely, and it has
never returned. / have given It to a
nnmber who were terribly afflicted and
even bedriddcn with Rheumatism, and IL
elected a cure in every case.
I want every sufferer from any form Of
rheumatic trouble TO try this msrvelous
healing power Don't send a cent; simply
mail YOUR name and address and I will
send il free 20 try. II, after you have
nsed IL and il has proven itself TO be that
lone-looked-for means Of curing your
rheumatism you may send the price Of
M one dollar, hut. understand, / do not
want your money unless you are per-
fectlv satisfied to send IL. Isn't that
fairs Why suffer any longer when
nositive relief is thus offered you freei
Donif delay. Write 10 day.
Marx II. Jackson. No. 2ll Alhanhrs Bldg,
Syracuse. y Y.
Mr.. Jackson is responsible. Above
statement true.-Pnb
Evening journal., 1913-02-13
CHIROPODIST
LICENsE APPLICATIONs


NJ OTICE-I, NORRIS LEsiIEM. THE
N tenant and occupant of ihe house situated
% the n. " corner Third and King streets,
n tho fourih ward, Of ihe city of Wiluling
ton county Of New CATTLE and state of Della.
ware, in compliance With the requirements ~
The acts of thc Vcnero AssembfS in such
cas-, made spg proYided' .de hereby give
notice that J he! apply ~ .vfifpg to thg
Court of Generil Sstsious Of the state of
neleyare, ~ gnd f9r Nsy. g9slls. county. on
censs iSf said 'hOase Is % inn or tavern. for
the sale therein Of Intoxicating liquors, in
less Quantities than ono quart 10 BE- drunk
on tho premises; and tho following respec
table citizens Of said ward. ei least twelve OF
whom are HnD6fnnilql frcc-holders of said
ward, rccommend the said application. yif.
Nathan hNrskN sam Hermun
abe bncharHch, .ncob Gnldstcin
Bernard q. Goldsiein, Thomas Handlman,
tgcob n. Nooper Gerald j. farrell
Morris tRnnen, Harry Shore.
Max keib Joseph L McGnrvey
Joseph ". Green. af6lfice HefT5witi.
Louis Brown, y. 4. Godberg.
Michael palese, Trcd W Yettr
Manuel Cohen Ffahk Dahbers.
James Kitchens, Ttahk Il VnnHerbacl.
W. N. fiartlove. Nm r. Mindish
Morris Binder. Daniel s. Iaub
Morris FfrqliBon
febia'at MORRIS LEsHEM
Evening journal., 1913-02-13
REGISTERS NOTICE


II STATE OF BENJAMIN CAMPBELL,
Notice q hereby given that Letters Tes-
tamentary upon nc estate Of Benjamin
fnmpbell late % Wilmington hundred. de-
cainnhell, op the siSil day of Febmar4 A.
d. 1913, and an persons Indebted 10 the said
deceased are requested 90 make payment 10
the ESccpiriy, without ,tiay and ali persons
having demands against the deceased are re-
qpited @ e2hibit nnf prfsspi ths same. duly
probated 70 the said cxdcuirix. On on before
thc AiSth doy or February. A. u. 1914 or
abide by the law ia mis- behalf
ESfELLA q. CAMPBELL Fxerutrix.
ADDRESS No. tpOf West Tenth street. vii
mington, Delawhrc Charles b Evans. ESQ,
attorney atlaV, Wimngtoh, Delanare
iehse9daf
Il STATE OF ANA j. HAMMER. DE.
II CEASED
H9ilee IS hereby giren tbat Letters Tests.
late oi Wilmington hundred. deceased we're
duly granted unto Edward K Hammer ana
Lmily "A. Hammer on ine 27th day Of Janu-
afy, =. ID. 1918 and al persons Indebted 10
the saii deceased are requested 90 make pay
nent 10 the cxccutors without delay. and all
persons hayng demqnds pgQinst the doceoscd
ere required 10 exhibit and present the same,
duly probated 10 the said executors on or
before tho 25th dag Of January A. d. 1914.
on abide BY The Law in this behalf
EnWABn X. HAMMER,
EMILY A. HAMMER,
Executors
law Wilmington, Delaware. jan2s-eod-st
Evening journal., 1913-02-13
TRANSPORTATION
Wilson Line Philadelphia

PASSENGERS AND FREIGHT.
Leave Fourth Street Wharf WilminRfsr.
daily including Sundays, At T.so and io.a6
and sundfys only. additional trips -
Lesve Chestnut Street Wharf. rfnsdsi-
phie: daily. including sSndsys. ~ 1880
days and Mondays only. additional trips "a
7BO q. m.
FARES-IncludiuE Saturdays and 8ex-
days: Fhhadeirhis excursion. 15c; 60
way, 15c Chester t5eurfion 15o; ohs
~ay. 1oc.
Evening journal., 1913-02-13
WANTED, HOUSEHOLD GOODS

HIGHEST CASH PRICES PAID FOR
IL household goods. Bought and sold IL
s. Hurlock, No. 1o4 Madison st. iun2o-1n.
Wy WANT YOUR SECOND HAND FUR
w nlture. Highest cash prices pnid.
Also new aud second hand Furniture for
sale. Dugan. No. 217 East Ninth street
-fhoae. sllSA. sep2i-tt
II ERGER PAYS MORE THAN OTHER
- dealers Tor your ONCE furniture and
household goods. You're losing money Il
you don't sell TO him. A postal will bring
our buyer there with the ready cash. Ber.
ger Third and Shlpiey streets! n q A.
'phone s1l9A m1s-tf
Evening journal., 1913-02-13
PUBLIC SALE.

u UBLlC SALE OF STOCK AND FARM
ing implements on Kenneth trolley line.
rear iirandyWiue Syringe. February ~ At
clock. GEO ". WARREN
febI12t
Evening journal., 1913-02-13
RESORTS
80 80 Bermuda

BOOK NOW
BY rs. s. BERAfUDIAN," the shin ,h.,
brought President Elect Wilson home m
rcenrd time of 40 hours. Sails Jan. sth.
18th. 22d, 2gth.
Co.
For full information apply 10 A. E. OUT
ERBRIDGE CO., Agents Quebec s. g. %.
lAd., 20 Broadway New York. John orAlx.
io7 ". Ninth ST.. or any Ticket Agent.
Evening journal., 1913-02-13
INSTITUTE AT HOcKEssIN

ANRAAAN UhhGooAN
A Farmers Institute viii be held
in the hall at Hockessin. on Thurs
day, February 90. morning, afternoon
and evening. Prominent speakers
have been engaged
Evening journal., 1913-02-13
METHODS.


Class A-Se per cent. or above equal
to As points on u. S. Scare Card.
Glass B-6o per cent. TO 79 per cent.
equal to SO to AZ points on L. S. Score
Board
Class e--Below so per cent. equal to
below S6 points on U. S. Score Board.
Resolved That milk. as delivered
on the market be classified and graded.
Resolved; That the control Of local
milk supply by municipal and town
boards of health should include the
following duties; issuance and reYo-
cation Of licenses of local distributors;
classification and labelling Of milk;
inspection by local inspectors of all
places where milk Is received, handled
and sold; laboratory tests to determine
the efficiency Of pasteurizing machines
and methods; maintain records of in
spection and laboratory tests in con-
junction with reports from the State
authorities of dairy inspections in ex-
ercising control over milk distribu-
tors; educate the consumer in the
value, use and care of milk.
Resolved: That it is unnecessary
and inadvisable to demand the destruc-
tion of cattle reacting to tuberculin
unless they show signs of generalized
tuberculosis. ..
Resolverd sThat the dairy products
from such cattle as react but do not
show signs of tuberculosis on physical
examination should be subjected to
such measures as will render their
products safe for the food OF man or
animal
Resolved That the payment for
cattle slaughtered after reacting TO the
Evening journal., 1913-02-13

puBLIc SALE OF HIGH
class horses will be kold
et public Sale at Robert j..
Milligans stables and
Feed Store. Fifth and
Madison streets (Nos. 1I2-
~ Wet E,lith strsss).
Evening journal., 1913-02-13

FEBRUARY ~. l9la, 81 l o'clocl. sharp.
ONE CARLOAD OF
HORSES. as GOOD AS MONEY CAN Buy
Selected By W. =. Touhseud direct ffoio
the form of one Of the richest counties in
Asricilihrai products ia The United sfetes.
igPSgsd PGrcheFon sircs that cost sroqn&
Among these horses YOU will find vome-
thing that Wit suit the most particular cua-
lAmefs, fsneing from 10 5 years old SOUND
and mostly drait hoyses including some hne
brood marcs Special mention x made ~
three heavy teams, fuitqhe Tor coal or
brewery purposes One fne dapple gray mare.
sound years old, and with foti Will
Weigh Ii00 mounds.
Gentlemen; we'vould BE- pleased 10 have
you come and look them over % pc win sait
% private sale We will take second hand
hQrSes IN exchange. We will give you our
usual guarantee second 10 none Three days
20 ascrriein these facts on RETURN The hbrss
sSdni END eei y y9gr no'a e. w0nfs back sisbls
Conditions Of sale 90 days. With intersss
addod. By purchaser giving bapkable nuts.
With approved cndosef
IOnN H. O'NEAL
". s.. TQWNSEND
kldIS HIGHS, clerk febll 81
The Alaska citizen., 1913-06-09

aroHs heN te Halter them or abuse hem: how fo appeal To their feei, Hss Those who have attended her me"fing- and heard her rally calls to her militant company grant her the military title ef general without seeing anything ridiculous in it T. IS a sight of | lifetime to see her be slowing medals of honor upon those Who hay" been in jail and various littl, distinction, upon those who have smashed windows. abstained from eating food in prison. or beaten IF policemen
 Mrs Pankhurst is the central t-- Hre in the wildest. mn ldcsf eoued, ever enacted on The stage of every- aa} life Il is bnt characteristic ot The plag that she should he a mil1- looking pfosaic little woman. who looks like the president of Ladies Aid Society in country town Ger taialE she has the courage Of he" convictions. perhaps also the fanafi- Hism Time will tell She is playing desperate game History may ciso her q covered place as the prophet 9. new era. or she may receive tho bathing Of the ages She is battling against t:me. for as time goes on sh" must win success or acknowledge failure Her extraordinary course f gain the end she desired will have 20 shade Of justification if the end doe H0. come soon.
 She press announced recently ti!at Ms Paakhar>t had broken down l. hae].h She was going away fof T. vacation 1hen she boh5od up a.a'r at g sHffragette meeting and clash nf with the police That is her cnre for all ills. apparently.
 Mrs. rankhurst is no longer a jest Is she once was. She is q natiora' ,eril What I figure for a nationa' NsriG Here is her description: "A
 ypical EnsiIshwoman Of the upper middle class with wavy brown hair slightly streaked with gray t'red looking gray eves-the eyes oi 2 -staycr'-a modified Roman nose here the suggestion Of some puenaci. tN- slightly dropping mouth whseh seems to have beeY pressed into irm en lines than nature intended for '' anl chin inclined to sluareness lerotiHg, so they say. fismness of purpose" This woman was not made O he a national peril. Her hanf vas intended 10 ba the hand tha rocks the cradle. hut she has mat use of # 10 rock q nation
 Where Will Mrs. Pankhurst end Killed perhaps, in one of her ma1 assaults on the representatives e law and order Perhaps in prison "FI.
The Alaska citizen., 1913-06-09
China for the Average Home


There are many mistakes the houseke"per is apt to make when purchasing china for the everyday able. The one ef most frequent oc. "nrreroe is the selection of heavy. t'UmsE ware. unattractiYe as to line pr decoration. Another is that of .hoosing china which is highly deco rated The most expensive china. with the exception of ornamental china. is simply decorated. It is well not 10 buy china with scoi- lopel or fancy outlines. Dishes made in this style are easily clipped.
 China is not purchased for a days or a months use. so the importance of selecting the right kind. the kind that will give greatest service. is iuite evident says writer for the Newark News.
 There is really no need 10 deprive ones family or oneself of the pleas ure which dainty china gives. be aause Of the fear of it's greater sus- eeDtbility 10 breakage The cheaper varieties. though at times thicker han the better kinds chip and break far more easily. Thie is no donbf due to the inferior material used in it's manufacture. or perhaps to poor firing.
 There is 10 he had in the shops in open stock patterns. porcelain ware of excellent quality and mod, erately priced. in dainty floral or conyentionalized designs This ware is attractive and has excellent and lasting qualities.
 This porcelain ware is made in the same lines as the better grades of real china.
 One certainly should consider buy ing the open stock ware IL is true this is a shade higher in price, piec, for piece. than fhe kind which l. made up in sets. since one is obli.. ed to pay for the convenience oi getting the open stock In the long run. however, many have found that it pays to buy the open stock
 The cups one selects should be neither shallow and wide. nor deep and narrow They will be less apt to slip if they have a wide base The cream pitcher should he wide enough so it may be easly wiped inside Otherwise many extra mo-
The Alaska citizen., 1913-06-09
Mrs. Pankhurst Noted
 Leader of Suffragettes

Mrs panhhursf. ucld marshal of ,hs Suftrasst.r arm, in Eas.ta3 Is always in ,ha public eye In justice 'o her # mas he taken as ,erv nkr iy .hat she want ,he itm"li.h' .ha- cause attention D bor is attention to n.r eau>r Votes for Women
 Sh, t~ frail Ht-1a w.Haw Hs sha makes eter, oa#a of strength nj ,odg and mind and nHI count }a 'ae public mnI He do4nt .her" of len arises she thought ol a#.nmr-- on of this weak woman with the established strength of a nation. which she opposes and even those who condemn her most bitterly for her strange performances may he Iaovei a times to pity.
 Mrs PanbhurSt was horn ia an a. mosfhere .. Radicalism Sine grew IT in 5,. She came into the world iH Manchester England ou the ann yarsarg of The ssormiua of the Bastile about fifty years ago She Was ci1- cated in Paris. where she imbbsE more Radicalism. Coming back 10 England, she met the famous pr Pankhurst. now deceased. and WIS married to him in 1>7a. Dr Plank hurst was a noted so .jal reformer al though he didn't work so hard at f as his wife has since his death
 Mrs Pankhurst didn't always he- Hoye in votes tor women Her daugh- fer Chr stabel now hidn2 in Paris cane home rom college one aaE al ar1eut susfraeette and yhe was ar rested shortle af;erWarI and placed ia jail The policeman who arrested ChristaAel would have hard time ef | among his colleagues today f h were known for that arres, aWak en"a the interest O the mother ir her daughter Then ii awakened her anecr. which ~as worse over In" treatment ot her daughter and over the situation of her cause That CT atHart mecoat has q lot to answer for
 | is characteristic of the English race to cherish II all times a con sumihg desire for that they conceivc to he their rights This desire may -'amAcf at times. hut il is liable ro break forth through some human volcano on 'he hody poIitie Tho eruption is always interesting; som" rim,s i. is ddneero7s In the case @, Mrs Paakhurst the eruption i, dangerous The lava k burning hei She k the self-eoAstitute1 volcano for the breaking out O the desiro Of English women to vote
 Mrs. Pankhurst k leader. She knows human nature. and she knows how 10 increase her ruI1uwcrs. ,1Ie