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St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1913-05-07
PERSONALS

Mrs. Augusta Pearl went last
week to Warren, Mass, to spend
the summer.
Lewis Drouin and son George are
in Lawrence, Mass.
Homer Carpenter and George San
born have sold their wood lot to
Mr.. Harrington of West Danville.
Albert Quimby of Sherbrooke Wis
tied his aunt, Mrs. Walter Kellogg
last week.
Alfred Howe and H. H. Somers,
Sr. have moved from Ely street to
their farm and Newell Somers has
moved from the farm into Mr.. Stu
arts house on Ely street.
Miss Jessie B. Hayes finishes her
work at the Merchants National
Bank on Saturday of this week and
will go to her home in East St.
Johnsbury to stay a few weeks.
Rev. Frank S. Tolman has been
invited to deliver the Memorial Day
address at Lunenburg.
Casper L. Kent of Burlington was
in the village last week on business.
Harry L. Gale of White River
Junction, chief clerk of this division
of the railway mail service, was in
the village Monday on official bus
mess.
Mrs. John w. Balch returned last
week from a western trip which in
cluded a visit to her sister in Min
nesota but most of the winter was
spent in southern California, Pasa-
dena, Los Angeles and Riverside.
On the way home she visited in
Marshalltown, Iowa, and Chicago.
A happy company of children was
pyltnrtafnn6 az Him vVnndn GafI1rd n V
afternoon to help Miss Charlotte
Adams of Irasburg, granddaughter
of Prof and Mrs. Henry Fairbanks,
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Probate of VIII
ESTATE-OF ZABINA A. LUCE

STATE OF VERMONT, District of Caledonia, IS.
The Honorable Probate Court for the Dis
trict of Caledonia. To all persons inter
ested in the estate of Zabina A. Luce, late
of St. Johnsbury in said District deceased,
Greeting:
At a Probate Court, holden at St. Johns
bury within and for said District on the 1st
day of April A. d. 1913. an instrument pur-
porting to be the last VIII and Testament
of Zabina A. L uce, late of st. Johnsbury in
said District, deceased was presented to the
Court aforesaid, for Probate.
And it is ordered by said Court that the
10th day of May, A. d. 1913. at the
Probate Office in said St. Johnsbury,
be assigned for proving said instrument;
and that notice thereof be given to all per-
sons concerned, by publishing this order
three weeks successfully in the CALIFORNIAN.
a newspaper circulating in that vicinity. in
said District. previous to the time appointed.
Therefore. you are hereby notified to APP
pear before said Court, at the time and place
aforesaid, and contest the probate of said
will, if you have cause
Given under my hand at st. Johnsbury IN
said District. this 21st day of April.
A. d. 1913.
WALTER p. SMITH, Judge.
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Annual Camp V. N. G.

The annual camp of the LIST In
fantry will be held at the state res
ervation near Fort Ethan Allen Aug.
to 10. This camp will be devoted
largely to rifle practice on the Fort
Ethan Allen range. At the close
of the Infantry camp, de-
tail of officers and men from all
arms of the Vermont National
Guard will be selected to try out for
a state rifle team to participate in
the National Matches at Camp Per-
ry, Ohio. This detail will remain
in camp and continue target prac-
tice on the Fort Ethan Allen range
until about August %, when the
team selected will proceed to Camp
Perry, Ohio, for the National
Matches, which begin August 25th,
returning home about August 31st.
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Wanted, For Sale. Etc.

rSmall advertisements will be insert
ed in this column at the rate of two
one cent a word for subsequent in
sertiOns.1
BARRED ROCK eggs for Matching. eoc per
setting; also setting hens. CARRUTHERs',
Center Road. Phone 233-14.
SMALL TENEMENT for man and wife want
ed. Address HOUSE" Californian.
PULL SIT of stoddard's Lectures, 10 vol
umes latest edition, for sale Have dupii-
cate set and do not need these. Good as
new at sacrifice price. MRS. G. H. Cross.
MEN-SeH guaranteed hosiery; large pro-
fits; goods replaced free If hole appears; big
saving to wearer; experience unnecessary
INTERNATIONAL MILLS, West Philadelphia,
Pa.
EGGs FOR HATcHTNG. R. & S.. c. Reds,
Pekin Ducks. S1.O0 per setting of Is.
HILDRErH's STOCK FARM, South New bury,
vt.
For SALE. To avoid inbreedingI will sell
my year old registered Guernsey bull, a
sure breeder and gentle. beauty. Hill
DRETH'S STOCK Farm, South Newbury, Vt.
For SALB. 1 have $4,000 worth OF
farms, houses and lots for sale in ST. Johns
bury; also several secondhand automobiles.
c. E. KIRK.
ROOM TO RENT. Spring St.
WoMEN-Seu guaranteed hosiery; whole
or part time; goods replaced if hole appears;
big money-saver; large profits; experience
unnecessary. INTERNATIONAL MILLS, 1929,
West Philadelphia, Pa.
buggy, leather upholstering. Inquire %
Central street.
For SALE. Bargain extraordinary. Light
canopy top surrey, nearly new, piano box
hard rubber tire top buggy. Inquire of p. E.
May at Town Clerks office or at So Con-
cord Avenue.
PLEASANT ROOM to rent at Main street.
House FOR SALE. My residence at 20 Cliff
street. L. s. HOOKER
CHAMBERMAID wanted at once. ST. JOHNS
BURY HOUSE.
For SALE. choice young pigs. from 4
weeks to 3 months old. Call at SANITARY
DISPOSAL Co.'s FARM.
For SALE at a bargain, 60 good young
sheep A. A. HAWKINS, st. Johnsbury, VT.
mato, aster and other plants in their season
MRS. L. II. JONES, 10 Oak street
For SALE. A meat cart and scale. In
quire SPAULDING's MARKET.
PAIR OF HORSES for sale, one an extra
driver. E.. H. HALLETT, St. Johnsbury Cen
ter.
RELIABLE AGENTS WANTED to sell high
grade nursery stock, fully guaranteed Part
Write for terms. HOMER CHASE CO., Au-
burn, NJ aine.
For SALE. Thirty shares American News
Vending stock. ]. M. CADY.
WANTED. PLAIN sewing and mending.
MRS. B. F. DREW, "a Eastern Ave. Tele-
phone 434-1.
ROOM TO RENT. JAMES A. IMPEx, Belvi-
dere street.
AM NOW PREPARED TO take contracts IN
painting, paper hanging and kalsomining
r. A. MOORE, 70 Railroad street.
WANTED AT ONCE. machinist apprentice.
AMERICAN NEWS VENDING MACHINE Co.,
Bay st.
OR SALE CHEAP. Steel gear top buggy.
Cost $3.50. Call at American News Vending
Machine Co., Bay Street or E. x. Somers,
1O5 Railroad ST.
To RENT. Furnished suite of two rooms
at 80 Pearl street.
Roo1zs for storage of furniture Apply to
A. e. CoUNsELL & SoN.
STENooRAPHY and TypeWriting. Public
work. HELEN M. BAILEY. 81 NJ ain street.
VAcuuM CLRANRRs for sale or to rsmt at
McLmAMsa SrDmM. Sc Railroad a.
MIS-. c. j. HEoN, professional nurse, 20
st. Mary's Street. n. e. Telephone 376-13.
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day. His mother, Mrs. Agnes Nc
Intyre, who has been ill at his home
is now better.
Mrs. c. D. Waters of Montpelier
was the guest of Mrs. w. H. Sargent
part of last week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank H. Miner
start next Saturday for New York
and will sail the 14th for Bermuda
expecting to be away about two
weeks.
A. R. Menut was in Littleton Sun
day.
Mr.. and Mrs. Leslie Clark are
spending the week with friends at
Woodstock, N. H.
About 20 little friends of Kenneth
Morrill, helped him celebrate his
ninth birthday Saturday.
Mrs. Helen Burroughs of Concord
visited Mrs. Kellogg last week.
Mrs Morrison of Waterford has
been visiting her son, Harvey Nor
rison the past week.
Mrs. Reuben Cheney gave d din
ner party to the members of the
family Saturday, May 3, the occa-
sion of Mr.. Cheney's 6Srd birth
day.
Mrs. John Pratt is visiting in
South Portland, Me.
Harry Wright was called to La
coma Saturday by the serious ill
ness of his father.
Mrs. Hannah Dexter is visiting
her niece, Mrs. Theophilus Rickaby.
The friends of Mrs. w. E. Bar
rett may be interested to know she
won the second prize, gold mount
ed fountain pen, in the New Age
Magazine contest for the month Of
March and also won the second
prize of $40 in the same contest
for the month of April.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Darling OF
Oak Bluffs who have been visiting
at Arnold Carr's, left Sunday after
noon for Boston, where they viii
spend some time before returning
/ to their home.
Mrs. Mary Steele Davis is spending
/ a few days with Mrs. Arnold Carr
Mrs. Davis soon goes to Holyoke
Mass, to make her home where Mr.
Davis has employment
Mrs. Adna True has returned from
Dorchester, Mass, where she spen
five weeks with her daughter, Mrs
Arthur Leslie.
Mr.. and Mrs Walter Kellogg spen
Sunday at their cottage at Joe'i
Pond.
William Ling is spending his va
cation at Miles Pond and making
some repairs on his cottage.
Ira Peck leaves Thursday, May 8
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ACADEMY NOTES
Pres. Benton of University of Yer
mont to Preach BaccaIaureate
GoVsrrann

Sermon
President Guy Potter Benton of
the University of Vermont will de-
liver the baccalaureate sermon at
the South church, Sunday evening,
June Is.
DR.. Benedict has accepted the in
vitation to speak at the Vermont
Teachers Association to be held at
st. Adams May 16. His subject will
be ''The Teachers Opportunity
The Sophomore class invites the.
students, faculty and friends of the
school to their reception to be held
in the Academy hall, Friday even
ing, May 9.
The base ball team plays its first
home game Saturday afternoon on
the campus. The game is with God
dard and a close contest is assured
st. Johnsbury Academy has re-
Gently received from President John
M. Thomas of Middlebury college,
with the compliments of the college,
a handsomely framed copy of s'The
Good Aim of Vermont College,"
This motto was written by President
Thomas and expresses the aim of
Middlebury college.
Friday evening the boys of the
senior class gave a banquet in hon
or of Perley Russell, at the Full,
the Wistaria. Noel Noyes, as toast
master introduced the speakers of
the evening, A. F. Brown and A. P.
Cotton
Prof. Larned of the Vermont Ed
ucational institute was a visitor at
the Academy, May 3.
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BIRTHS
mARRLAGEs

At st. Johnsbury. May 8. by Rev. Peter
Black, George Manosh and Miss Laura Kim
ball, both OF St. Johnsbury.
At winslow, Me-, April 30, Archie Lee
Leonard, M. D., of Lyndon and Miss Faya-
lene Blanche rrefren of Winslow.
At Danville April 80, by Rev. ]. r. Schnei-
der. Martin Mcdonald OF Danville and Miss
Agnes Smith Of Syksceton. N. ID.
At Peacham, May o; By Rev. J. s. VII
Go1die May Taylor of Peacham.
At Peacham, May o, by Rev. ]. X. VIII
1iams Bert Gallup and Miss Annie Grigwer
both of Victory.
At Northampton, Mass, May 3, by Rev
Willis II. Butler, DR. Harrison b. Webster Of
Castine, Me-. and Miss Margaret l. Gleason
of Northampton.
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The receipts at w. A. Ricker's market
for the week ending May 5. 1913, were:
Lambs. 20 a to 5 cents.
Hogs, 35S q 71a to cents.
Cattle, 80 a 315 to cents.
Calves, $50 a 31a to 7 cents.
Mich cows. 30 a $45 to SIS.
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CARD OF THANKS.

We wish to express our sincere apprecia-
ton of the many expressions of thoughtful
ness, love and sympathy shown us during
our great bereavement, also for the m any
beautiful flowers received from the Church OF
the Messiah, Sunset Home, Board of Sunset
Home, w. r. c., Railroad men, w. c. T. u,
neighbors and friends.
FANNIE MAY PARKHURsT,
ALICE M. PARKHURsT.
st. Johnsbury. VT,
Nav s. 1913.
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Real Estate Changes

Joseph E. Walker has bought the
George w. Spencer property at the
corner of Spring and Winter streets
as an investment.
The Citizens Bank, as administra-
tor of the estate of George SpauIding
has sold the house on Pearl street to
Albion E. Grow
Charles A. Calderwood has start
ed a seven room cottage on his land
on Pearl street and when completed
the house will be occupied by his
son, G. S. CaIderwood.
Gilman Brothers have sold the
house on Pleasant street occupied
by James Learmouth to John w.
McCutcheon.
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for San Francisco as a delegate TO
the Brotherhood of r. r. trainmen.
Edwin Carpenter left Tuesday
morning for Saskatoon, the North
west.
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BLAMED THEIR GUNS
Mt. Silsby Gun Club Made Low
Scores at Its First Meet

Scores at Its First Meet
The Mt. Silsby Gun Club had a
very successful shoot May 1st.
Quite a large crowd turned out to
see the sport. The scores were be-
low standard but some of the con-
testants laid it to their guns. Three
full squads came to the firing point
making the following scores:
First Squad
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At Maiden, Mass, April 80, Frank ST.
monds, formerly of Lunenburg.
At Sheffield, May 3, Rev. ]. ID. Waldron.
At st. Johnsbury, May 2, Mrs. Fannie w 4.
Parkhurst, aged n years.
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The rs cent piece was made
famous by the American Liver
Tablets, the perfect laxative.
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WEATHER.

At Bingham's Drug Store. for the week
Evening journal., 1913-11-29
NEWS NOTES
FROM ELKTON

Special to THE EVENING JOURNAL.
ELKTON, Md, Nov. 29. John a. MGR
gan, the newly elected sheriff Of Cecil
county win assume the duties of this
Office on December l.
The Robert A. Mearns farm. in the
Sixth district. has been sold to David
N. Reed for S6f00
While loading. a revolver ON Sunday.
Maynard Shippers OF North East. yss
shot in the foot when the pistol acci.
dentally went Off.
Mrs Levi X. Brown. of Newark. was
the guest Of her aunt. Miss Emma
/ Thomas, on Tuesday Mss Bessie Brat
ton was Baltimore visitor this week
Mr.. and Mrs William Sterling Evans
entertaiucd at dinner on tridasl J. NJ
Campbell OF Port deposit has returned
frnpln visit 20 Friends IN tlllmingtpn
John F. Smrklin IS entertaining hi
mother. Mrs Al p Usilton. OF Wash
} inetun, D. G. Aliss Lille " AleNandel
l. a, home after visit 10 relatives hi
Baltimore Nrs Frank r Carpenter. oi
Wilmington. has hecn the guest of Mrs.
Carrie Taylor. 81 Port Deposit Miss
Anna Rowland has been the guest Of her
sister. Mrs Jefferson Davis Smith, in
lhiladclphia--Alrs John Kirk, of Bethel,
has been recent Elkton visitor-Mrs
Walter Aiken, Of Warwick. has been
spending a few days in Wilmington
William swan. II summit. Del. spent
SUNDAY here-Alrs Samuel Fisher. of
,perry,ille. has returned from a visit 20
lMilmington.
Evening journal., 1913-11-29
ALL DAY SERVICES
IN STANTON CHURCH

MARSHALLTON. Del, Nov. es.-
Stanton NJ. E. Church will hold an all
day meeting tomorrow. The resular
services will be held in the morning
at 10 o'clock. and at IL O'Clock, the
Rev p. l.. Hoffecker will preach. In
the afternoon, at 2 o'clock. the Rev.
Edward Collins will speak. and in the
evening the Rev. w. l.. S. Murray VIII
speak. Mrs l. A. Fitch will sing.
Class No. IL. of Stanton Sunday
school, will hold a package party at
the home of Mr.. and Mrs. Harry VOL
laston this evening.
The party given at Red Mems Hall,
at Union, by Warren and Raymond
Buckingham, on Saturday evening,
was largely atteded.
Personal:-Mrs. Lulu Loveland
Shepherd was a recent guest OF Mrs.
Alpheus Pennock. k.-Miss Anna T..
Weer was a recent guest Of Miss Mary
II. Little.
Evening journal., 1913-11-29
THOUGHTS AND
AN APOLOGY
BY James I. CrOzier.

One hundred dollar. counterfeits
They say are here today;
That fact don't seem TO trouble me so
much.
For could you see my pocketbook
In truth you sure could say
Among the truck there is not any
such.
If any man or woman found a note
within my clothes
So large as that would be very glad,
I'd stand upon MY head for them or
stand upon my toes
And spend for peanuts every cent ]
had.
I'm told lady got quite mad because I
wrote of hats.
And said l was a boy she did not
know;
That / should get the very food that
prescribed for cats.
, Well, was a boy some sixty years
ago.
| would not know that lady if met her
in the night,
This thing ! wish distinctly under
stood;
That what wrote was truth, but 10
make the matter right, :
I'll apologize and promise to be good.
/ trust if | should meet her she will take
me by the hand,
And thus wipe out the thing that
gave her pain;
l will give my solemn promise that SC
long as | can stand
l will never write of women's hats
again.
Evening journal., 1913-11-29
NEWARK PUPILS
ON HONOR ROLL

Special 10 THE EVENING JOURNAL
NEWARK. Del. Nov. 29.-Pupils in
several grades of the grammar school
who were perfect in attendance dur
ing the month just ended, were as
follows:
Fourth Grade-Isabel Dobson. Mol
ly Getty. Helen Cox. Dorothy Hoffec-
ker. Mildred Major. Leah Poole,
Olive Porter. Violet Rowan. Bessie
Shew. Edna Walraven, Robert Cook.
Garold Dixon. keonard Fossett. Rob
ert o. Hayes. Herbert Henning,
Bayard Lindell. Herbert Maxwell
Frank Rutter. John Tweed. Leon
Walls and Norman Tweed
Sixth Grade - John Clancy. Ear
Cunningham, Ermont Gray. Warrer
Kennedy, Alvin Kilmon, James Long
fellow William Miller. Joseph Sea
man, James Smith. Paul Steel. Laur
ence Tweed. Joseph Willis. Haroi
Wivel. RAYMOND Reed. Irma Clar
ingbold. May Duhamell. Elsie Ewing
Alice Leak. Mary Snyder and Aim
Towson.
Seventh Grade-Edna Greene. Maid
Lowden. Ethel Sheppard. Sadie Gray
Lille Williams. Pearl Rowe. Essi'
Tweed, Alvin Major, William Marrs
Edward Richards, Earl Ramsey
Granville Robinson. John Williams
Charles Ramho. Sarah Brown
Blanche sDerrickson. Marion Gala
her. Gladys McCallister. Mabel Wass-
mer, Thomas Armstrong. William
Bland. william Cam and Lero,
Crompton
Eighth Grade-Brita Buckingham
Helen Leak, Mae Pierson. Raymon,
Connell, Herman Wollaston.
Evening journal., 1913-11-29
NEW OFFICE
FOR NEWPORT co.

Special to THE EVENING JOURNAL
NEWPORT. Del. Nov 29.-The
Krebs Pigment and Chemical Com
Tany Is erecting two story building
10 be used as fiices.-Niss Eva FL
rott. oldest daughter of Mr.. and Mrs.
Robert Elliott and James Collins we're
married on last Sautrday.-Mr. ana
Mrs A. Z. Stats have moved to VIII
mington. Marshall johnson is enter
tanning Mr.. and Mrs. Reynolds Of Phil
adelphia- Edward McCallister. son Of
Mr. and Mrs David McCallister, who
has been in with Diphtheria. s re-
and Mrs. William
.Dekyne and daughters. Marian and
Helen OF Chester. have been visiting
Mr.. and Mrs. William King Mrs.
William Frederick and daughters.
Stella and Frances. have returned
from a few days visit with the Misses
Hopkins, of Marshalltqn.--M A. w
Randolph has been III at her home
on Walnut street-Miss Alice Clark,
of Wilmington who has been visiting
her friend. Miss Majorie Stuart. has
returned home.
Evening journal., 1913-11-29
Sc MORE COUPLES MADE
HAPPY IN NEW GRETNA

Special to THE EVENING JOURNAL.
ELKTON, Md. Nov. 20 Marriage IL
censes issued at the clerks Office in Elk
ton, from November p to 27 follow.
Charles Moumie and Emma Jones,
both of Chester Pa.
Philip n. Yates and Mary G. Cloud
both OF Wilmington.
William Scott and AIDA c. Tesh, both
of Colora, Md
James Z. Barnes. Washington, d. c..
and Bessie Frank, Wilmington.
Edward Hallmeycr and Ida NJ Bean
both of West Point, Pa.
George H. Harrison. Sherwood, Nd.
and Myrtle keithley, Saint Michaels
Md.
Jonothan Todd and Wilhelmina Jack
son, both of Elk Mills, Md
Benton II. Woodward and Jessie G
Coulter, both OF Coatesville Pa
Carl A. Wawall and Harriet Campbell
both OF Berwick, Pa
George J. Frantz. ST. Clair. Pa, and
Alberta j Harron Of Port Carbon, Pa
Lloyd f. Kennedy and Viola NJ. Chest
nut, both of Pomeroy, Pa.
Harry Harron and Anna Schollenber.
ger, both sof Pottsville, Pa.
Irwin ". Heinly of Royersford, Pa
and Elizabeth l.. Mosteller of Sprina
City Pa.
Lester +. Burlington and Carrie +
Kaufman, both Of Sunbury Pa
Earl d. Stroup and Nellie Hayward
both Of Wilmington.
James Mack of Chester. Pa, and
Myrtle Lambert OF Charlestown. Md.
Edward Buzzard and Beatrice +. Mel
lin, both of Germantown, Pa.
George w. Major and Elizabeth NJ
Wood, both OF Chester Pa.
Robert 4. Trimble. Lancaster, Pa.
and Elizabeth Curtis of Manasquau
n. y.
Carl A. Height and Leola Curtis
both of Manasquan, n. J.
Howard A. Rider and Emma G
Pracht. both of Philadelphia
Donald j. Robertson and Lettie NJ
Arbukle. both of Philadelphia.
VIM. K. Bray. and Anna j. Schmurr
both of Philadelhia.
Samuel G. Greenawault and Eliza
beth A Wilson. both Of Philadelphia
Philip Stern and Edith Oliver bott
of Philadelphia.
Evening journal., 1913-11-29
DELEGATES TO
CONVENTIONS
State to Be Represented at
Many Important Meetings
In Near Future

The pulse OF the city's industrial
political and professional life, is rep
resented in the Chamber of Com
merce appointment of delegates to
four coming conventions. These are
the sessions of the National Civil
Service Reform League National
Civic Federation. National Rivers
and Harbors Congress and the Ma
tional Housing Association.
The conventions and the delegates
to each follow
National Rivers and Harbors Con-
gress-Governo Charles r. Miller, S.
II. Baynard, T. w. Wilson, c. d. Gar
retson, George G. Bobdell. Charles S.
Gawthrop, Horace Wilson. Stirling H.
Thomas. Lewis p. Bush, John B.
Blatz, Jessup and Moore Paper Com
pany, Robert II. Baldwin, John Ban
croft, Peter Bloomburg. William T.
Budd, Hon. II. P. Burton, Henry
Bush, S. B. Cooling, Alexander P.
Corbit. William G. Coke. 7. G. du-
Pont. Howell S. England, Persifor
Frazer, Jr.. Benjamin e. Harrar
David A. Hay Hon. William II
Heald. Bobdell Car Wheel Company
John NJ. Mendinhall. William d.
Mullen, Richard Patszowsky, o. c.
Purdy, Edward r. Pusey, Philip
Reybold. John A. Rossell. c. A. Ru-
dolph. S. X. Smith, George w
Sparks. Alfred d. Warner, Sr., n. d
Weir, William F. Sellers, The mem
bers Of the Congress from Delaware
are Senators Willard Salisbury and
Henry A. DUPONT and Congressman
Franklin Brockson.
National Housing Association Con
George w. Sparks. r. d
Kemp. Wilmer Palmer, Jerome r
Bell, George s. Charles. Charles c
lKurtz. Mayor Harrison w Howell. Q
lG Gooden. Joseph A. Vogel. VIII
! liam P. Bancroft. John Bancroft.
D. Warner. Jr.. s. H. Barnard. 9th
Nowland. A. B. Moore. Walter Stew
art. c. H. Tindall. William l.. John
lson
National Civic Federation-w -williar
lP. Bancroft. Mayor Harrison v
Howell, Governor Charles r. Miller
George Carter. Merris Taylor, A. v
lCummins, J. B. Belk John Bancroft
Charles S. Gavthrop. William G
Coke. Sterling Fl. Thomas. John
/ Blatz. Samuel NJ. Dillon. A. r. Say
lor, Millard F. Davis. Morris Levy
Harry F. Mellon. Frederick Brady
William G. Robelen Howard D. Ross
Joseph A. Vogel
National Civil Service Reforr
League Senator Willard Salisbury
Senator H. A. DUPONT, Congressmal
Franklin Brockson. Mayor Harrison
wv. Howell. Secretary of Stat
Thomas " Miller William p Ran
croft, A. D. Warner w. d. Mullen.
Evening journal., 1913-11-29
MIR. OTTENI PROMOTED.

Harry F.. Otteni. of this city. who
has been connected with the Mitchell
Lewis Motor Company, in Philadel-
phia. for some time as an automobile
salesman. has accepted a position
with the Maxwell Company as sales
manager of that concerns southern
district. embracing several States.
Mr.. Otteni started in the automabile
business in Wilmington. His ability
in his line of work brought offers
from large automobile firms outside
OF the city and he went to Philadel-
phia where he made good. His many
friends in Wilmington will hear with
pleasure Of his promotion
OF interest to gunners, Mr.. Otteni
writes that rabbits are so plentiful in
Virginia that he has trouble keeping
them from getting tangled In the
wheels OF his demonstrating car asihe
slides along the ranges.