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The Nome daily nugget., 1913-01-07
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 At the msAling of the CRY e"uHril last night Dg. J. H. sieAH. city health otNcer. reynTrsG that a fcw eases ot cllicAen pur ara present amongst tho ChIsdrsn of ths city. ont that 1t is ot G v.ry nuId type and It's anscs on ths children is hardly nor'eosPIs.
 The repnaEastsr reported thai 's doGa were executed during ptefunber TnA fire department reported thai eae damage eene by the. fire in sf+ co.It+ncuse on December P amounted to anout tSoe.
 City Attorney Reed Ibid ths council thut he had drawn 1r a hnl. whoss xnactmsns win be recprnnctded to the legislature. to facilitate naArtsrH con nsct%d with thA rcileetlnu of dAiin- auent tAx%a. etc. Ths bln @ds not read io the council but a consFtrtts W7A Apipointed to examine il and report
 Tha Nugget ~Rs awarded tse RGlnt. ,hx of the c,,y raslstratEen bScks. hAv- ihe put In tl,e only bld rsce4ved
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WILL HRUhER AN6
 FnEEbINd SHAKE DICE

People bare Rra TOW. wondeT1uF a' ,o whether Senator ntan4r and ssna- ibr Breeding will sa4Ae dIce at. tanear to md out which of them will ssTvs 'two years. term and vh4eh will s<Tvs a four ysart rsrn--ln the sFP atz, 6G confss
 The law s41s that lrhneA.tsiy after tls cdnvel-iu- of .h. leE4slaturA si'' .enRtors must -by Iot or drn"FE 4seIas which sFtiI stand. foy- toer anf uhieh for two yeara' The nsn- 'vhs sa aediarta elected ,fnr,- tss years v'I' reshsn 4t the. end es that tlzhe and an election will bs hetd 10 hi1 his r'aeA
 It doep hot spsclsy Aa. 10 aew the 'Iot or drawtHg" shali bs n,ads se rAza.s duxEle Hlay dseirs the mo- IHrrtous tuestipF.
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su.eiA hwsss4 saryis-.

EENVElt, Jan T.-Thn 'ntsr Noun- l.,ln siMrpa urs completely pOraiFse1 by one of the fSrceat spells uf cold on rscorV- or oil tue seTicns ehns+ = uucnees threatened ty the Intense cold the most Fenred 0f all is En4t ihis city VIII nr left completely without Il slIrrrIly of water. The city water sHr- ply has AIreAly lIaEn fr0EeN and thc result Ia alrcndT beginning Co hc felt. All sorts vf emrr&ency methods are rstnH reanrtcl ifr but these wln he us.tAss aflrr a shnrt iIlar unless reiief tome1 !n the shupr ns Il moderation nf thc weather.
 Nearly Ail the raIIrolIds In rhc inter mounlaLN Atzt%H huve been UunPieteIY lied up owing to various cnnses ariA- ing frum the fr1Ghttul cold. All "'e' tricis seem tn suffer tReIr share and repcrtR nsc ruhsfAntly arriving Th'cn rulaIs the mUxt extraordinary consr-
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MAGAZINE 0F :
 NOME ESSAYS |.
HAVE puaLIaHEp NcME
 EDITION OF THIS ''''- AiA4'kAM cHuRth@AfN


 The Nome edition Gt tKA A'Asks Churchnan which HAs 1usE. ro17s 10 hand. is a most Inte+esllng snd pleas ant volume The AlAsKA ChnrdhnAn is published quarterly az Fa1rhAnkA bs Rev. Chas. [, Bsrticher+ Nr, C., !" wlnIAma Is the 4EzUclate AAitor.
 h the Nome edition ths Rev, nss D. Christian has zsvsrglt meat anteT- asIInE GrtiulsH and hib nams also ap' peers tn tnA lead1nk editorial which praise1 highly his WoFx And 1nAr o' hin church In thde comn4yFtty.
 Other articles Lp tn: is4us gre alsn ed by EliEabelh Ssuman, VfEsnlz TaemDO.m. Euphsmla Allan s'h hF, sarz 6ehoAeIA. .:Y = All tAp euhAyz are worth reading aPt the niuhtsstinne. which nlcture "Air1 phanss ot Nome life, Are most inter sai1ne+ .:+ Mu. Darling is. EsPr+16ntsd D? sttrt1ng oriEinsl pUem,
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sKTREcTs FROn rHE
 -FURkIhVILLE CLARION

1g 1ojlah- Bur'ey- and tte1sAAh 'Foa' are ulse,slnk ths -B1nns Hux" fp+ the A. il. aAru 1'aroe.
 lust yon' watch fur rr1sinsiI E,steo' CTS uer foad.ns-dcwUa. which hs vi. wear at the <. E. B4rf Dense, .JehossphAi Allan will sppaAt Hr !ht A. n. Haln uancs nOr1 sasa.day' niehi in ,S. new paTqua and mriufidtA ~tGsf ao cxrAcu to wear In the ncE' sWeepstaka.
 Tav following nots 'r.s picked U ol tha street: .r,
 '~Osro Maft, If T cat: b SsI I .hsq zunkIp 'stalnS out oE my Sunday pant' m r,est you ct .hs A. 3. Barn. ''snr' nsx1 Saturday night Adr. -" "JoaH cRo%LEY:'
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TO CLEAR BRIDGE

Tan Jones. rrHd superintendent, br : gan today the work 0T rIrnnln= aTat- the achri4 If the Eon+ river LFitiE.'. ht lcaSr hO hAs Eizcti up thc HiIlIn ten and inc actlIlI wnrk ns cl''Hr1n:: will tpIlcw.
 No Instructions haSe yTI I-",tl r. hrIdgn.
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M'MANuA IT.

Al oppusitIon to McManSs Gds' away Iast night Dt 5Qe's nhen th' Muxul hImaelf fGesd his crheIns enc miex With tina contempt E"Fr of ab soIufa Autocracy ha even moved res olutions from the cf1atr and they yer carried unanimously. One disreTuta ble hound vUied "no'' nntc. hut onl, once. He bought.
 TAs sreat banquet ~Lll Dc held Jan uary IS. Ler my weak Bisssr of tht AadIe tors speak nov or forever ns0r( reGn0in sLleht-
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SPECIAL FUND.

ThF lMayhf SnEEcstcd At last HirsIs ; ATieetlnk of inc ely counrtl that T specini health nnt relief EHna he ra- tnbNsIIed 10 dc1. wIth The Rnrry r' Ce1Eed fTurn inc AksRht carnival. TIT helieSrd that liIc part nf lhIs n1nncT to bo diaburHed for the benefit pt Ghc n+edY IT the citS council ahoraH HNI be mixed up %ith the ctty's general fund t1 aEnid pn&aihlA complications.
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ks%aiAI Hemnns4 aArIea.

FREEING, Jan. 1.-Two lnousAnO employees ot Stone and WoesfcT na'O xouu on HTrike and hare seIzE1 9n1 storee of the r1npany in tIE SieF1a'' The most auItBatioHal aeso1nts "AF7 nrrived as 10 sfa threatening nAtvio of the agitation and Rn esf1rs VI" N made 10 sccure the aid Of ll'e h'1Ilt'N
 tn he n,eantltnn q body nt orrcsFa will hG diEraicf%d tV ihc scene 10 pEo' tect It ncszible lhu cen'panTs proper ty anh u. sarioLs conflict Ulz" PnoH' ns lhn dEIktrs hare EtIeen !" HVIu
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WILL CANCEL
 R. R. CONTRACTS
u9REME COURT oETs eusT o%
 RAILROAD MATTERS.
Special Nusgst S.r~irs.

0FS$b&b nA&SSA $
 WASHINGTON. Jan- I.--Thr fu" prGns court IR nuT occupied particE . 1aTIy with matters DeTsa ming so rnil' rusds In their relations to ccaI niueH.
 The court stcHH to hold the ain"ss unanimous opinion lfIaL tt@ annual contracts between the road* and Lln mine operators should be rnnCelied IS there Is nu way ot rrnGII2inG q r,IiI = road for iss tatltre tn furnish r,!rs, The same is saId 10 be trus In Atfalr.' ls which other kinds bt slippers nrr oo97eeruEd
 The court plAl to oEuniinH Mar gen I1I the matter nt the CnEen FH- rifle 1ishorusioh nrpceediuKa
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GET pREnaE READY.

ThteO n1en are now employed got, ting ready the Wild GQcuB dredga on .oph!T etaeit for he1t aiEIuers opera tions. Fred Aver. Nhu arrived Q couple cE days nse nftsr A trip over the peninsula AeSTIhes CourcIl Na ihe Hlnet nraspsruna place ih AlAaka.
The Nome daily nugget., 1913-01-07
nAFEHEY TEAM auckk.

The legiRlnIors got rabt Fort D1y.a today all rlkht Wiih tho exception nt Tom 0Affney whose dcGs refused tn fneA ths storm and turned hack tn the Soft from some distance below sinholt. Ihs timer at Fora Davis Kindly consented. ftp RecpgnPnay h!II later for EbTne dlstanee nqd nnniIler atMrr waE made.
The Nome daily nugget., 1913-01-07

That the Keewalsk Mining Co'apans will upsrats on An exceedingly large acnIe next summer IH tlie 'n1"T1H'''"'i conveyed In h letter WHICH e@''e "' +hp inu, rnar irum A. ). FTitrh1rd me coEnpanya prssldeHL
 Tbs company 0HEs ti.r CFndIc crvcs
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LATER
Ro..srsrs and crw Lest,

ASTORIA, Jan. T.-The cll s'HrnrI RoAscrars wAE driven lsshnr' I"''' ''' Ihe Pearork srH and 3I "C f"t t'r' !" were drowned.
 The Roserrans wna hcT' II N'""' ~mLrrS lbs. ausnnRT. %HcT 'lF' h.rr q fire took riLacA rn her *:IIl' ane wAs in CzlIf1rAai waters ;hI :F' crew had fo Iu-np HTeth"Ard IT, 'I'F themselves.
 Tho RnserTRts belonged 1" :h. "s aoe.;atrd OH Company.
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nA. VAN sIckIE DEAD.

nen;annih F. Van Hickie ot Hamtl' ton, Ontario. died op. tna day 1@sors yssterday Gt .hia hnEns- Otto Van Sickle u' Meme. hia son. received the 1Ad inteE1IeAuee yesterday hx. telegram Otto v+sIted his father a .year ago and says as had been suffering fer ..eome cnnK1dirahle time from aiqAech sroI- bts. ..
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RoNaN FoN MANaHAL

Tue FAlrbaNl6s citissn Asci~zts ttAt Jack fsdHAn, formerly AeuoeraslC nan- atdz+s. fer dt,sxale to. .cong5esa .lS now q rAnAidite for United States Asar: ahAI from the Fonrth dsvs.Ion.: ;N also AvCiarAa that Jack has, got ths Fair- nAaks N4ws Miner backing hirL
The Nome daily nugget., 1913-01-07
epIToR Is NNAroH.

Special Nunhat aeft9u@L
 LITTLE ROCK, Ark. Jan. GeThf E6vfrnOF has Apppiuted J. D. Hela. kel1 so taH tiie vacancy In the unltsd States senate caused bT tho daath oi Senator 1etc pRYIa.
 sEeiAkHIl is AAllnr of the Arl<ansas HaEette.
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|KFFWALlK COmPAN
 ID WORK EXTENSIVELY

ditch and employed abnul 6e men inF' Autu,aer but tho operations "i' pFpp uh,y ;p more cxlsnzire during the coming BHasuh.
 Prstchnrd Is nHw ui hIF h"m* ''' seattle. pr, rather. Eaa there when l'' ufrELlP.
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cAPr. MAMTkH neAp,
8psaial 1aupaat 8srvIea.

4psaial Nugget 3SFvEea.
 SEATTLE. Jan 7-CaptMin Chas C, Manrtr. q ws1 anDwn pionssr Aa5r master. dieG hsrs yesterday. Hs had lived and piled tha waters of puee' soahh and ths Pacific coast E4feral,, since seatllA.s infancy.
The Nome daily nugget., 1913-01-07
M0MEITEa IN .FHnaco.

Letters receiIFed hctH state thnt AFlongst ths old Ncnn0 people who are now resining In Ean Franiuzcn are DAn qlIAeR and ". c. Emery.
The Nome daily nugget., 1913-01-07
DENVER WATER FROZEN
 FAMINE THREATENED
of The cola wave.

sIIsnrea of thA cold wave.
 7'he city rpnnC1 called a special meeting t1day for the purpose Of de- rEsiI.g vnys and meanh tn obtain wA' Ter and ~omethInx ls expected to h' dona at once.
The Nome daily nugget., 1913-01-07

Mrs 0llbsan AiN Rivs pElvAss asAs. .INa lassanA Alt ~tnhr Saur hautst >Sssa ~f taFsPhsnA sAEas. Maaasrnss sEless tanlasAs. stsMa suIin, 4sk, tss fsn4.
The Nome daily nugget., 1913-01-07
"Ih THE GOOD OLD
 SUMMER TIME

1Assics In gIn9hHE11H and sun eon- usss, lads In overRlIN and StrA~ haaA- at the Barn Party. Friday. st. EaFTE Parish Hall, S.iH. 7S Crntt tComs In
 clty clothes. 100. if sou wisLl Adv
The Nome daily nugget., 1913-01-07

We RrTh4 A1Ythlnq aRd axssy5sI3AE In I0k rrInE1nn nMs mf ths Nun0at.
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CITY Doa Poukn.

Do9 foF AnIeR at thu 1onrd, River and u str4et. January \, 1Sla At 7:sR D. n- JOHN BCRNEroLpT.
 Pcnndnnste
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AT fhk kEM EAGLE

Hanrieh @FsAt "AnnIIS" nsse on drAneht, alec "ssEast" hy the bottle sE oAHs,
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@lnsnz Edttt0nA ts4As for mailing a4 th& Nuusss sNlcF, sss...
The Nome daily nugget., 1913-01-07

New Iaid eggs Ak PrzszsTH Harness Shop
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Let thA Muapat ds ssar fAnsy EeA pNNtlng.
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nss salmon se psr psubd. sssui. stsrs
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M1MiRa &4iaFsAB FaAAy ta+ MallIHs -at- af4 sFMBRsA Ssss ga.
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Real prpIs s;As+ At: lSAmAnn's-
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STRIKERS SEIZE THE
 COMPANIES STORES

cp to ths supplies nnd uss taS" enih compelled ny roTce 10 reHn'ulS'' them .v untu IHA company Tscrts ii'oir de- mands.
 | ~reat nurlber nf LhE mrH tTlrs't6 10 tho half hobo species and ar'' c!F- tnlD to take ndvIntaRr f'f ilG lIN"T- .uuiiy afforded |" +IsHI iL' fh'S S"'I . .n ,ho, ths t.est Ial r.r rSnrrl"'l will he had for the l'Ir G"n'Hl'1'"I firm. unYhpT-
 THE NEW EA1isE.
 Tn. horne sF straIahe ~hlsksys1
Evening journal., 1913-03-10
BUILDER WANTS
WATER FOR HOUSES

AT the meeting of the Board Of Water
Commissioners this morning, Herman
Dohl. contractor. requested that the
department lay water mains on Ninth
street. between Van Buren, and IIarri
son streets. aud on McCabe avenue. he
tween Madison and Monroe streets.
Mr.. Dole expects to build nine houses
on Ninth street and twenty on McCahe
avenue. Drom them the city will de-
rive a revenue OF 1890 a year. The
cost of laying the mains of these
streets will be about 81 600. The mac
ter was referred to the chief engineer
with power to act
Application was also made by tho
Woodlawn Company for a main on
Ferris street. between Fifth and Sew
onth streets. The Woodlawn Company
expects to build twenty-eight houses
on the street. Il will cost abaut $500
to lay the main The application was
referred to the chief engineer. with
power to act.
A fine Of So was imposed upon the
owner OF the property, No. 721 South
Harrison street. for having a hoppe.
Installed on the premises by an un-
licensed plumber
City Treasurer Lednum reported 8
bank balance Of Sl1,145.i6. The week
ly payroll Of SlO6G39 was orderel
paid A bill from the Star Printinl
Company for the printinGroG. 19l0-l
report Of the department. was ordereI
paid to save the 2 per cent discount
The bill amounted to s732.46
Evening journal., 1913-03-10
HIGH SCHOOL PUPILS
In DICKENS PLAYLET

Usual opening exercises we're held
at the Wilmington High School this
morning with the addition of a dfa-
matte reading from Dickon Nicholas
Nicholby. The reading was entitled
"The Gentleman Next Door" and the
parts were admirably depicated by
Miss Josephine Rooney. as Mrs
Nicholby," a widow Miss Rae Decker
son, her daughter" and Thomas
Sharpe. in The leading role Of the
"Gontleman Next Door" The luna
tics" ardent plea for the regard OF
Mrs. NichOlby." delivered from the
top of screen. and Mrs. Nicholby's
blasc air and her daughters van
endeayors to pull her from the room
made q laughablo little comedy.
The reading was followed by a Sc
lection from the High School orchos-
ira.
Professor Berlin announced that
the Delaware Historical Association
would meet in Science Hall at Tenth
and Van Buren, streets tonight. iIr
also announced that the High School
athletes would compete i'm the annual
Pennsylvania relay meet TO be held
on Franklin Field. on April 26.
Evening journal., 1913-03-10
HOUSE BOAT
FOR LOCAL PORT
Craft Will be Used in Survey
Work on District
Streams

Major r. r. Raymond United States
engineer, today received authority
from Washington to have house
boat built for use in surveying work
of the district. He already has the
plans in course of preparation.
Most of the surveying work done
in connection with the United States
engineers Office is remote from set
tlement and it is difficult to maintain
a party Of surveyors in the field un-
less there is farm, the occupants
of which will provide board for the
party, near at hand. The time lost in
going to and from the field of opera
tions to towns which are generally
at the head of the streams, in which
the work is being done, was one OF
the main reasons for Major Raymond
bringing the attention OF the neces-
sity of a house boat for this large
district to the attention of the Wash
ingtOn authorities.
The boat will cost, together with
equipment including a skiif and small
power tender, about $500. It will be
tOWed to the streae where wanted by
the inspection boat Gannet and when
the work is completed, towed else
where. 1t will be fitted up with all
comforts necessary for living pur-
poses and also will contain a drafting
room.
Evening journal., 1913-03-10
BED, BOTH BAR,
and TILL HERE

John Brown. colorcd Of No S22
Tatnall street whose house was raid
ed by Sergeant Massey and squad of
officers yesterday morning entered a
plea of not guilty Of selling intoxicat-
ing liquors without license in City
Court today and while he had DO Wit
nesses John said he was dumb
head and could not read. lie admitted
having ono quart of whiskey In the
house at the time the police arrived
there but denied that he had sold two
half pints According to stephen
Congo, oolored. the plan was to
throw a quarter on Johns bed and he
leave half pint there.
you then picked up the whiskey
while he pocketed the money
/ stephen added.
This was corrobrated by Moses
/ Harris. colorod. who said he purchas.
ed whlskey in the same manner JOIN
called one witness to prove that he
never sold whiskoy but the witness
was not ia the house when Congo ol
Harris were present There were two
charges against John but one wal
dropped while he was fined 500 ang
costs on the other
Evening journal., 1913-03-10
PASTOR SAYS
DRINK HABIT IS
DEMON IN DISGUISE

In West Presbyterian Church last
evening there was another splendid
attendance of more than 1909 people.
DR.. Smiley preached on the subject,
Demons In Disguise" Among the
demons mentioned we're the drink
habit bad literature and discourage
ment.
Seven children We're baptized at the
morning service
The excellent musical program by
the choir was a feature of the even
ing service. The choir was augment
ed by William Raymond. tenor solo
ist, of Denman Thompson's "Old
Homestead Co. Attention has been
called TO the number of people re.
ceived In the church at the oommun-
ion service last Sunday. SiXty-iom
were received ON confession OF ia III
and n by certificate. making a total
of 81. which is the largest number
that was ever received at any ont
time. with but one exception. ana
that was after the Moody and Sankey
nvangelistic meetings when S5 per
sons were admitted. Nine, y-thre,
people have been admitted into Yves
Church since the installation OF DR.
Smiley as pastor
Evening journal., 1913-03-10
SONS GARRY FATHER TO GRAVE.

The funeral of William n. Walker,
the original Granger of Delaware.
took place from his late home at Lit
tie Baltimore. near Hockessin. yeator-
day Services were conducted by the
Society Of Friends OF which he was a
member The services we're to have
been held on Saturday but were post
poned until yesterday so that Sharp
less Walker ono OF the sons could ar
rive from Montana.
The funeral was attended by a large
number Of friends and relatives.
The six sons OF the deceased acted
as bearers. they being J Eugene. of
Media, Pa: John S. Of Bellefonte, Pa. {;
Julian c., of Wilmington. william III.
of Kennett Square; swithin c.. of
Chadd's Ford. and Sharpless Walker
Of Miles City, Mont
Addresses were made at the house
by Chester Friend OF Swarthmorc, Pa.
an old friend of the deceased, and a
resident of Delaware until few years
ago. and by DIT, Hannah NJ. Thompson.
Mr.. Friend made another address at
the meeting house lntermont was
made In the cemetery OF the New
Garden Friend Meeting House
Evening journal., 1913-03-10
MISS LIZ" WANTED TO
TALK WITH PROSECUTOR

Hattie Satterfeld, colored, when ar
raigned in City Court this morning on
a charge Of disorderiy conduct adj
dressing Assistant City Solicitor Lynn
said
Miss Liz told me to tell you to call
her on the phone"
Officer Benson. who arrested Hattie
said she was cursing in Orange street
late Saturday night while under the
influence Of liquor. Judge Church-
man imposed a fine Of 81 and costs
The charge Of non-support, against
George Arrants was held up after
Humane Agent Stout had reported
that Arrants had given his wife 81
this morning towards the support Of
his minor child. He was instructed
by the court TO report weekly to MIR.
Stout
Evening journal., 1913-03-10
MILL CREEK KEEPS UP
ANTI HOSPITAL FIGHT

Special to THE EVENING JOURNAL.
STATE HOUSE. DOVER. Del. Mar.
TO- Forty residents of Mill Creek
hundred were given a hearing by the
Senate Committee on public health,
of which Senator Fooks is chairman,
this afternoon and protested against
the state appropriating money for the
establishment of a hospital for co ored
consumptives in Mill Greek hundred.
They also alleged that at times re-
Gently the sanitary conditions at Hope
Farm have not been the best and
charged that sewage tanks we're al
lowed TO overflow.
They protested against further ap
prOprations to Hope Farm unles
snitation is saleguarded.
Former Senator l.. II. Ball, Richard
W. Crook, Arnold Naudain and John
r. Mullins were among those heading
the delegation.
Evening journal., 1913-03-10
SHORT TERM SCHOOL
FOR FOREIGNERS BENEFIT

On next Monday the Citizens
School for none English speaking peo-
pie viii begin a short term extending
20 May for all who wish to begin
the study OF English or 90 become
more proficient in the language The
present class that has made rapid
progress during the winter viii be
advanced and during the short term
will be especially drilled in rapid
reading OF English, In pronunciation,
and the principles of American citi-
zenship. II Is expected that there will
be large enrolment at the short
term which will give twenty-slx
evenings OF work.
A special program rs being prcpar'
cd for the closing of the spring term
Of the Schools on May T. at which
some prominent speaker will be pres
ont
Evening journal., 1913-03-10
STATE EXECUTIVE
VETOES ANOTHER
NAME CHANGE Bill

Special to THE EVENING JOURNAL.
STATE HOUSE, DOVER, Del,
March 10.-Goyernor Miller this az
ternoon, returned to the House NTH
his veto Representative Coorer's bill
to change the name of Emma Daley
to Emma ID. Nolan and to make her
an heir at law of James and Ellen
p. Nolan. The Governor in his veto
message which would have an import
ant bearing upon the DUPONT name
change bill, II passed, says:
ITO the honorable House of Repre-
sentative of the Stat, Of Delaware.
sir: | herewith return without ap-
proval House bill l46 entitled An act
TO change the name of Emma Daley
to Emma ID. Nolan and to make her
a daughter and heir at law of james
Nolan and Ellen p. Nolan
"I can nd no provision in the con
stitution of the State of Delaware OF
the laws If Delaware which makes Il
necessary for an Individual 10 90 tc
the General Assembly in order tc
change his or her name, or in order
TO have the name Of any citizen OF
c tizens Of the State OF Delaware
"This bill not only provides for q
change in name but also constitutes
/ Emma Daley. a daughter. and heir al
law of James Nolan and Emma p
Nolan. IL the applicant be a minol
there are laws on the statute boolSl
which give the Orphans Court of th'
several counties jurisdiction ovel
matters of adoption II the applican
is upwards Of twenty one years of ag'
the subject Of adoption is covered b.
an act of the present General As
sembly Of Delaware which | approve,
on February 20, 1919.
For the above reasons / do no
think that this bill is germane to thu
calendars Of the respective houses o
the general assembly and for th'
above reasons / return House bill IA
unapproved
Respectfully, Chas r. Miller, Gov
ernor."
Evening journal., 1913-03-10
PREPARE FOR BALTIMORE TRIP.

At meeting Of the Fraternsi Order
of Eagles yesterday afternoon a COM
mittee was appointed to select a suit
able uniform for the members Of that
order TO wear on the trip to Baltimore
when the Fraternal order Of Eagles
will hold it's annual conventin in
August The committee is comprised
Of James B. Thompson, chairman; I;
Martin f. Keough, William Rossiter,
John Bladt, William f. Hayes and
William Abberger. II is thought that
between 300 to 400 members Of the
local aerie will make the trip to Bal
timOre
Evening journal., 1913-03-10
SAW MUCH OF
WORLD IN S MONTHS

Following a .hye-months' tour of
the world during which time he Wis
tied India, China and Japan, r. G.
Tolmie, general manager OF the Lob
dell Car Wheel Company has re-
turned home Mr.. Tolmie. who lives
at No. 1a16 Van Buren, street left
here five months aso. il being his
first vacation in fifty years. rho trip
was made via the Hamburg-American
limo.
Mr.. Tolmie will resume his duties
at the local plant this week. lIC
tells many interesting accounts of his
trip.
Evening journal., 1913-03-10
WOMAN SENDS BRICK
WHERE HUSBAND WAS

Ida Davis, colored. charged with
threatening bodily harm to her hus-
bands aunt. Elizabeth Laws, appeared
in Court today with an infant in her
arms Ida admitting throwing brick
through the window of her aunts
home in Chippey street because her
husband went there. According TO
Nancy Laws, grandmother OF Davis.
the brick was thrown whls she was
sewing at a window. Elizabeth claim
ed that Ida declared she was going
TO get her fathers revolver and
smoke up" Elizabeths rooms. Judge
Churchman held Ida under $500
peace bond