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Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1913-06-05

6ugeben. - Matb. @amader bat fetn
@elioen5eigentbum Dem Mit. Doung
f6ufli9 iiberlaIIen, Der oasielbe nod
Dem 4. Suli in 8eidlag nebn1en miro.
- 2ebten @onntagabeno mrroe tn
Ser @inage-&alle oie S6lubfeier Der
8ilage Sh,1le gebalten, mobei ein
aettes Hrogramm bon ben S@ulfin-
Bern ourdgefibrt mur6e. Sic nett
organtftrte Mltliffape1e un6 baS 81.
DIETER lieferten unter 2eitung 6eS
8rof. @eltes Sic M11iif. @o6m. 8far-
rer P. 2eonar6, .. g. s., bielt eine
redt interenante Mnfprade un6 eine
l1ngere tpur6e bonn 5n%pertnten,
oenten Slpeenep bon Ser Melroier
&odidule gebalten, tporin er 6en
@ertb ser @r5tebung beleu6tete.
3rei3ebn &',1aben un6 Md66en erbtel=
ten 6as 8. @rao-Diplom gs 1ino
oies: Sofa Sedner, CLARA 8ran6t=
ner> @uoolpb &eppers, &oman
.5dn1io, @ertr1o Mergen Sbereiia
0bermiuer, 3eloa &asnid, Depa
&ap, @enobef ia Nobe, Carl @rnti6,
2uomig 55pmltra, CLARA @einmann,
Barbara Mergen.
ct. Mi6plas.
Matbtas 8. un6 Sobn 81. @6ret=
felS benltbeu cine 6ieie @o6e gebote=
ne ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS na6 Short
3d. tpo beioe nGbrere @rfunoigl1nget1
be5iigli6 ser 6armoerbdltniiie ein5te=
ben 11no iih perl0nli6 6apon iiber=
5el,gen tper0en. = Sn Ser bieIigen
Nfarrfirde lieBen Iid 9ienitag letter
@ode bel einem bonn bo@m. Bfarrer
&lein geboltenen Bra1tamte furS &C.
ben perbin6en SEQ @bitman bon @at=
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1913-06-05
Mns oer t1,m8e8eno.
Ct. Spieph.

Ser y ssobre alte @altl Mertan,
pclder etlres 8rudlet6ens tpegen an1
20. Not int ct. &apbaelS Solpttal 3lt
ct. @louo bon oen1 sort pratti5tre11-
Sen Gottor Ybil. stangl operirt muir
Sc, mar ant 0ieultag 10 melt berge-
felt, 6aB ser Doftor ieinen Yatle1te1
Der Mutomobil. nod 9aaie bri11ge11
fou,,te. Sci oieler Operation bat Or.
6touql tiid,tigc d)irurdiide &en11t<
uille bcf1l,oet, lpie er iolde poroen1
ols Meoi5ilrr bereits bel pielen Strait
ten e%rprobte. Ger %geiunoene alte
Mertou, lit poll oes 9obes ilber Ole
ihu1 BON Or. Staugl %gemoroe11e ge=
banolung, ulto wie oieieS 9e1gnib 10
lpred)e1 oereu piele fir Sen @rfolg,
oen ser 5lpar nod iltnge, ober iad=
tiid,tige Goetor Stangl IN ieiner
@raris SIT per5eidnem bot. -@ie tltr5
I'M lettm0hel1tlid)en uNoroitern" be-
ridtet, bot bier ont perga11ge1e11
Witt1pod ste @atti11 6es an Ser bte-
liueu Srtslbule ols Sberlebrer ange=
ltelten @errn Ebil. @orger oaS 3eit-
lihe geleg,et> nadloem Tie Dor Elm
poor Eageu crit ibren @atten NIT Ell
11eln geilteoen 8itbben, Dos brittle
aiuo in ser 6atnilie beidentt botte.
Sic ltarb, nit oen Sroitungen unierer
III. Meligion beitens perieben, erge=
beo in @ottes FL. @tqen, zines TIT
bigen To6es, pie a116 rltbig ibr Drift
lider 9ebersma11oel gene en. Dte
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1913-06-05

@erltorbene NOR sic 9odter Der in
Midmono mobneroen Samtlie Sacob
Bodies, unter 6erert S6l1b mnb Sir
forge Tie nerblieb Bis Dor erit feds
Sabren, gu pelder 3eit lie ii6 tbrem
@atte1 %antral,en lieB, nit 6em lie etn
iiberaas gliflides 2eben fiibrte, tpte
iiberbaupt allertparts Elm gliidltbes
9aIein uro 3ufrieoenbeit obtpaltete,
100 iie lire geiddftige @amo riibren
lieb. @ie ibren gltern itetS etne folg-
fame Eo6ter uno ibren @ei6miitern
cine moblmolenbe S6meiter, 10 mar
lie ibrem @otten cine trel1e 2ebens=
qefabrtin, ibren brei &inoern cine
fiiriorglide Mrtter, rno unter 6re11t-
SEN un6 9efannter NOR lie etne tm-
merfort germ gegriibte Eerionlihfeit,
6ober ol1cb Sic Traller I'M tbr 9i1e=
Ihei6en iih ntdt auf Sen Gertpa11o=
tenfreis beidrauft, ionoern eine ALL
gemeine lit BEL Sen pielett, Sic UNI ibre
por5iiglid)en gigeni6often tpubten.
sic bi11terlaBt 6em 10 i6>per geprllf=
ten @atten 6rei @inoer nn6 in oeren
@er5eleio tbeilen it6 Sic gltern nao
sic Beidmiiter Ser 0abingei6ieoenen
0iei e lino: Sacob bon Gallo, sc. g.,
9l,cas bon ct CLOUD, Saul nno Sa-
co6 BON bier, Irau Sobn Sacobs BON
f8atfins, Sic ebrtp. Sbmeiter 8eba,
.. g.. g., BON Melroie> Stloegaro
nn6 Mlella bon &idmono. 5reitag
Morge11 fol1o na6 einem in Ser
Eiurrfirbe 5u &i6mon6 gebalte1ten
5eelenamte sic @eer6igung unter iebr
GROCER Sbetlnabme BON Berpanoten
l,no 8efannten ltatt. M6ge ste Ser
ltorbe11e ruben in Trieoen. Sen @in=
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1913-06-05

terbliebener entbtetet Der rMoroitern"
fen tiefgefiblten 8eilei6. - Sim 5.
Sani, Dem Seite 6es fl. 8onifa3ius,
6es groBen Mpoitels Der Deutiden,
miro sic bier iiblide Setter nit 8ro.
5eliion int Sreien abgebalten meroen.
@udpile.
Mm fonlmenben Dienltag mer6en
in ser bieiigen Nfarrfir9e Soiepb
&eine1L Sobn Ser in st. CLOUD mob-
nenoen 6anlilie Mtf. Seinen, un6 SRI.
Mgnes Gregory bon bier ebelid per-
buu6en meroen. = Mm 3omneritag
letter ISOLDE muroe Ser unterridt in
ser Sdule eingeiteat. = @ebriioer
Mein5 perian6ten lebte ISOLDE cine @i-
lenbabmuagenlaoung &artoffeln nod
Soma. = Saeob 8ooS 1T bon 8apmes-
bile 5nriidgefebrt, no er iih I'M ct.
Mapboels @oipital ether Operation
rnter5og. = 9teien 5ommer meroen
bier peri6ieoene @ementieitempege &C.
leqt meroen. = Die @rbeit an Ser
qroBen nel1en Sdeune, Die @ilb.
&unien ouf ieiner 6arm erridten
laBt, gebt unter Nlfiidt 6es &ontraf-
loren Ybil. Sbull bon @olo @pring
gut poran.
MbDn.
SRI. ,&otbarina @Dmtra bon bier
unter5og iid lebte ISOLDE in ser So
bann g@mingbam1ners &eitoen5 in
Mbonp 5met Sperationen, sic bon 81.
@atIon bon bier inter 8eibilfe 6es
0r. @ilbert bon Melrole bon5ogen
muroen u1o einre tpiinidensmertben
@erlal1f nabn1en, 10 BOB ser tie be-
bonoeln6e Mr5t alle &offnung begt,
ibr sic gemiinidte @eiunobeit 5ltriid=
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1913-06-05
aan1 es nidt sebeom balten.

Sic berrlt6e Mrbeit ser Gbanber-
lain'S Eobletten miro tagtdgIid mebr
befannt. &ein fold groBartiges Mit-
tel fir Magen- nn6 2eberIei6en 1T
lie gefannt gemeien. !31 faufen bel
allen Sanolern. - Mn8eige..
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1913-06-05
MM6M
BUSINESS COLLEGE,
ITS THE SCHOOL FOR YOU.

cobp Don @lenoipe, Mont., BEL ser @r-
belt an elmer giienbabn 6as &iidgrat
gebroben babe. = garl @agemam
ron Melroie NOR bier un6 p%erfaufte
lein 9aus nebit 9iegenidaften Ser
6rau @m. Sdulte fir $1,000. -
Sin fleines &ino ser 6amilie Ibeo-
DOR @eeres mur6e Mittlpo9 inn bie=
ligen @oipital operirt. = Mi6. @am=
mer bot iid nod minneapolis bege-
ben, 400 iein Shmager 80. 3urr ernlt-
lid erfranft nieoerliegt. = Sobn @n-
gelbaro rltattete in Neo 9ofe IaQs
ei1e'1 perluanotidaftliden 8elu6. =
q. 90. lltebt perianote 900 @ulhel
aartoffeln na6 minneapolis u1o g..
$. &lein Der anote cine giienbabn-
lpogenlooung &ieb nad 5iio 81.
Folll. = 6rau @eorg 2ooo bon guf-
falo l1ebt I'M bieiigen @olpital u11ter
dr5tlider @ebonolltng. = gleonora,
oa5 spei Sabre alte Iodterben ser
Tarnilie Georg &ronL itarb am 20.
Mfoi, infolge 6es 2u1igenfiebers.
2ienltagmorgen fono Die 8eeroignng
BON ser bieiigen ct. Setter & BauIs
Stride ans itatt. Sen tra1ern6en 81
tern mur6e in Ser Stnroe 6es Der
BEN &erll1ites augemeines @eileio be-
funoet. =
ct. Marttn.
Gal. @dbn 1111o Satin erltatteten
Sonntag in Gpring Sill einen per-
manotld1aftliden 8elnd). - Setter
Sbelen Don 6reeport bro6te Cont
itoa cine Tl1bre Mebl nod bier, sic
er in Sal. @abns Store abluo. =
SEQ Sd1nis eenob Somtag in Be-
aIeitu1a ieiner @dpeiter Motbiloa
ualo Sri. 9a1ra 9lonigan in &oscoe
Die Gaitfreunolhaft ser 6amiIie So
lepb Shmit. = &oia ltd, melde BEL
Ser Ton1ilie oes Ct. @oag in Dienlt
ltono> lit nad @ouie 5uriidgefebrt. =
Nad 1nebrere Gage la1gem geiuhe
bel bie'igen 6rel1noen lro Gertporto=
ten u1o bel iolden III ct. G1puo lit
SRI. Nnna Mfobs nod ibrem @eim in
@eblter, 8. o 5uriidgefebrt. - Or.
Gag mo g0. Saeobp mare1 in 81.
Glpuo, bon no lie in oes 9oftors
lsellen1 Nl1tplnobil Sic Seimfabrt
mud1ten.
Sanf Centre.
Sic Mitglie0er ser bieIigen Sat-
oelsfanmer baben 5ugeiagt, ii9 am !.
4. Suli 51tr Gerberrlidung oes Na-
tionalfeites nit SEN 9iirgern bon
Melrole 81 p%ereinigen uro IN @e-
meinid]aft nit ibnen iif
an ienem 6eittage ei1 or
oentlides Sergniigen 5r sonnen.
Sic @'itglte6er ser Stearns Gonntp
lattolptrtb1haftlt6en @eieQidaft boz
ben oieien 5dritt Ser @a1oelsfam=
mer g%l1tgebetBen nro iid berpflidtet,
sur @ebung Ser 6eitlidfeit lit MeI=
role oas ibrige bei5utrager. = Yeter
bat fem @iltar6ba1enge-
Sen @erren 6. 9. 6rolt u>1o 9.
3. stieen bon gilbert Sea fduflid
%ilberlalier. gasparo lit nit iid ielbit
iiber feline 3ufunftspldre nod nidt
einig. = 2ucile, 6as feds Sabre ate
Sodterden Ser 8omilie &obert &as-
gerietb nit oem linfen SUP in
cine &prnpflan5maidil1e> nobel oieier
ul16 Ser &1odel 6erart 5er6riiM
lpuroen, 0aB 0as 1a6irte @lte6 abge-
nomnten tperoen m1bte, mas am l1n-~
nod geidob. -Serr @eorg
begab it6 Dienftag nod
ct. @louo> no er Sic Sabresperiomm-
oes alien Mnite6lerpereins bon
Stearns County mitmadte.
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@nte @elesenbeit.

Mein in Ser Mdbe oes s. 81. 8obn.
bofes gelegene &otel nebit 9danf-
Dtrtbifaft, nn6 bier5ebn quite Ban.
lots int 8ei6bil6 Ser Sta6t por4e-
rl1dten M1terS megen nnter guten 8e-
otl1gl111gen our perfaufen. Rdberes
bel S. S. Silt,
26=4t Melrofe, Min11.
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GntitbIie6t Gnb lett!

9as shuliabr lit gu gnbe. SIR n1adbt
8ldne fir naditen 9erbft: SIR oe1tt
nod iiber ben @ei9dftsfurius, ben sS}hr
nebmen pD1t. 3iebt e8 nidt in bic
qange: .@ntl6lieBt gub iebt, oaB Ssbr
es @lld) leb1tlot9 iei6, cine CUTE @el1dfts<
e%r51ebung gu bef0mmen in Der Ylttie
Jalls 3anoelslbule-oie Sbule, bic Cub
fir @rfDlg beranbil6et.
Sdreibt beute fir 8ataIoq
unb Gin3elbeiten
Evening journal., 1913-06-18
DEFIES LAW,
IS CONVICTED
Nash, Accused Of False Pre-
tense Grows Bold in
Magistrates Court
SAY MANY STATES
Want THE YOUTH

Il have nothing TO say 1f you
think ! am guilty go ahead and let's
see you convict me-
These were the words of Burton
Nash aged 10 years. said TO be "A
native Of North Carolina, who was
arrested in this city with Albert O.
Auslcy aged - years. yesterday on
the charge Of obtaining money under
false prctcnscs. when arraigned be-
fore Magistrate Lewis this afternoon.
Ausley. however. made statement
that he landed IN Baltimore month
ago yesterday from Florida and stay
cd there week He said he met
Nash. who hired him and brought him
to Wilmington. lie said he thought
the work was legitimate.
Tho two mon were held under $1,000
bail by Magistrate Lewis 10 await the
action of the grand jury after Mrs.
avenue. Mrs Edith Booth OF No. III
Nandcver avenue and Mrs. w. H. Reed
told of paying money TO the men for
subscription to magazines and other
publications.
The publishing houses We're re-
presented by r. NJ Much Of the Curtis
Publishing Company of Philadelphia
and by a. G. Ackert Of the Pictorial
Review Company Nit Ackcrt de-
clarcd i'm the court that Nash was
wanted in twenty states for like
work and said detainers would be
lodged against him here.
Evening journal., 1913-06-18
yIsIToRs Ar HARRINGTtN

snociai to THE EVENING JOURNAL
HARRINGTON, DEL June iS.-
George Culver of Newark. and Landa
Culver Of Philadelphia, spent the
Weekend with their mother Mrs. A.
V. Culver Mrs Wood of Moores. Pa,
has been the guest Mrs Jane Tin
ley Mrs. May Williams is Phila-
.dclphia visitor Mrs Lydia Collins
and children of Milford. spent the
Weekend with Mrs. John Wyatt
Miss Elizabeth Fltmi z is an out-of-
town visitor-Miss Helen Marvel OF
Milford. has been tho guest Of Mrs.
Carroll Hickm-n- Miss Hattie Gra-
ham of Vernon. is the guest of he~
grandparents Mr.. and Mrs. James
Cain-Mr. and Mrs. Gilbert Jones
have been Philadelphia visitors-Les-
lie Franklin of Washington. ID. c.. has
been the guest of Miss Arta Baker
William Reed-Mrs. W. A. Berry Of
FELTON,. has been visiting her parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. Hooper Ross-Miss
Laura Thawley of Burrisrillo. has
been teh guest of Miss Arta Baker
Mrs. James Simpson OF Ches' old,
was the guest Of Mr.. and Mrs. Carroll
Hickma. on Wednesday, Tia
ley of Philadelphia. has been a town
visitor Lester Wingate of Whining
ton has been the guest OF his parents,
Mr. and Mrs. Harry Wingate.
Evening journal., 1913-06-18
FIRST AID
BY POLICE
Commission Will Have Men
Study Care Of Afflicted
at 0nCe
VETERAN OFFICER
HAS HEART ATTACK

The Board OF Police Commissioners
At their regular meeting yesterday
afternoon discussed various matters
pertaining TO the Police Department
One Of the subjects taken up was the
ldea of General ]. Pusey Wickersham
20 instruct the members Of the Police
Department in first aid to the 'njuIci
Gen. Wickekrsham wanted TO kn'w
whether the Police surgeon had taken
Jp the matter and was told by Chirt
d Police Black that nothing yet hal
been done Mr. Nickcrsham thought
ibc work of insuucting ihc men
should be started as early as possible
and this Will be done
Following the reading OF the report
If superintendent Gray, of the police
and fire alarm system, IN which the
latter set forth that eighteen cross
arms ON poles carrying city wires had
been replaced General Wickcrsham
wanted TO know what became Of the
Did cross arms. He thought they
should be brought in and when a
quantity of them had collected to dis
fOsc OF them lie was told by Pres
dent Bowers and Chief Black that
ihe discarded cross arms usually
were worthless and wero left on the
ground to be carried off for FIRE wood.
He was informed, however. that all
Did wire was brought in and sold, the
receipts being turned over 10 the dc
partmcnt.
The weekly reports OF the street
sergeants which set forth among
other things whether there are any
riOlations of the liquor laws on Sun
lay, were not read President Bowers
passing them over with the remark
hat they were the same as hereto
Tore made lie aftcrward told a re-
porter that no violations were shown.
Il developed at the meeting that
Frank Kane, one of the oldest mem
hers of the board in point of service,
was again III with heart trouble. He
was recently off duty tor several
months with the same trouble. Pres
dent Bowers stated that the police
surgeon was of the opinion that Po-
iiceman Kane would be unable TO do
much more active duty.
A bill for S27 for Chief Blacks eX-
,enses to Washington last week when
le attended the convention of police
chiefs was allowed. Chief Black
banked the board for the weeks va
,ation and said the sessions of the
convention were instructive and in
eresting
Police Surgeon J. p. Wales report
ed having inspected the police prem
lses and found the sanitary condi-
lions much improved. He recon-
mended, however. that bichloride OF
lime be used in the toilets and ON
motion of General Wickersham the
recommendation was adopted.
Tho house sergeants reported fines
and costs imposed i'm the City Court
during the past week were collected
to the amount of $3.50. Seventeen
prisoners were committed to the
wOI khOuse.
Evening journal., 1913-06-18
ELKTON

Special TO THE EVENING JOURNAL
ELKTON. Md, June 1S.-The pro-
prietors of the Elkton ice plant. Davis
and Vinsinger. on Monday received a
new auto truck for the delivery of ice.
The June term of the Circuit Court
for Cecil county is in session in Elk
ton.
The Greek Church of North Amer
lea here. for the last year has been
acquiring property about Chesapeake
City Bishop S. 5. Ortynskey who is
in charge of all the churches of this
denomination I'm America. is in at his
summer home at the Greek colony in
The outskirts OF Chesapeake City.
The opening of the Edison Sum-
mer Garden on North street, Satur-
day night, was attended by about four
hundred people.
The vestry of Trinity parish. held
its regular monthly meeting at the
parish house ON Monday evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. Roberts. Of Baltimore,
are spending the summer at Elk
Landing. Mr.. Roberts is i'm charge
Of the work of the government in
dredging Ell, river-Miss Roberta
Mll 10 AfAN Eu 81 VI MNoN NaAa 2NtA~
stable. az Atlantic City. n. J-Miss
Emily Megargee, Of Marietta. Pa. is
the guest OF Mrs. John McElmoyle,
at the Presbyterian manse.--Edward
Rutter, of Philadelphia. was an Elk
ton visitor on Monday ay-Miller f.
Magraw and Thomas Major attended
the oxford spring fair last week.
Mrs. George B. KerfoOt. who has been
III at hcr home on Bridge street, has
recovered.-Miss MOllie r. Mccoy OIL
Monday returned to her home in Co.
clifton. after delightful visit TO
friends in Elkton.- Mr.. and Mrs.
George Eher Brown have been spend
ing a few days at their cottage on
Elk river Bert Catsiuger Of Phila-
delphia, spent Sunday with Mr.. and
Mrs. John Groome Constable. OF Elk
ton.-Miss Elizabeth Virginia Per-
Sins, who was graduated from the
Western Maryland College. at West
minister last week is spending her
vacation at her home in Elkton.
Or. and Mrs. Daniel Bration have re-
turned from their wedding trip and
are occupying their home on East
Main street. Elkton.- Benjamin
Price. son Of the late Delphos Price
of Elkton, is visiting relatives in
town.
Evening journal., 1913-06-18
ROOM RENTERS WANTS.

d Cozy. comfortable rooms In de-
b sirable neighborhood. are not al
= ways found over night The re-
" salt Is that many roomors are
obliged TO keep corHioillS chapg-
ing their place of abode and are
therefore seldom pcrfccly salts
. field with their location.
The result Of this unfortunate
condition is unrest and worry that
. Is not conducive to keeping ones
. mind on ones work aud "a grea'
deal of energy is lost
The Want Ads are full of adver-
tiscments of desirable rooms.
which make the finding of good
. location a not difficult matter. In
fact. the experience OF mauy is
that they have found CO.'S room 4
IN a good neighborhood either by
reading of such room being for
. rent in the want columns. or by
. putting Want Ad for such a
. room IN the paper
" II you are looking for a room,
. don't waste any time before YOU
q put your Ad la the Want Columns
Evening journal., 1913-06-18
DUCK CREEK
SUNDAY SCHOOL
CONVENTION

Special to THE EVENING JOURNAL
SMYRNA. Del. June iS.-Mr. and
Mrs Arthur Pinkhum OF Flushing. j..
l., were visitors last week. Of Smyrna
rclatives.-Miss Esther Mcgear. OF
Wilmington, is the guest of Mrs. W.
Horyey =. Hall.-Miss Helen Tatton.
OF Philadelphia. was the guest over
Sunday. OF Mrs. James p. Hoffeckcr-
Mrs. LOttic Brockson, OF Blackbird.
and Miss Torrey the daughter of MIR.
Tcrrey, Evangelist. we're guests on
Monday Of Mr. and Mrs Vernon l..
Phillips.-Aiiss Mary DAILY Of Hartley.
and Miss Katharine Johns Of Kenton.
arc visiting Miss Elizabeth Wilson. -.
Miss Mary MensC Burke. Of Smyrna.
is the guest. of Miss Linda LecChH.
q, Washington.
The following members OF the Eliz-
ntcih Cook Chapter of Smyrna. at
tended INC meeting Of the ID. A. r.. at
Milford last Saturday: Miss Annie
Cunningham. State Regent; Miss Ag-
mes Cummins, Mrs. Eugene Davis.
Miss Julia Collins and Mrs Annie
Pcnrose Mitchell. OF Cenueville. Md.
Miss Grace Wilson OF Rising Sun.
Md. is tho guest OF Miss Bertha
Smlthcrs. Mrs. NJ. u. Wilson and
Miss Mollie Wilson. OF Middletown
were entertained last week by Mrs. J.
W. Roberts.
The annual convention Of the Duck
Greek and konton hundreds Sunday
man Chapel Smyrna on Monday.
The following officers of the asso-
citation were elected President, Rev.
Thomas Getz-lIill. Smyrna; vice
president, George G. Anderson. Ches-
void; secretary and treasurer, Miss
Emily w. Spruance.
Department Superintendents
Elementary work. Mrs. Thomas
Wilson, Smyrna.
Home Department Work-Miss Ber-
tina Ransom.
Teacher Training Work Mrs.
James p Hoffecker
Adult Glass Work-The Hon. Wal
ter O. Hoffecker.
Missionary Work-David S. Clash,
Kouton.
Temperance Work Mrs. J. W
Thompson. Cheswold.
Secondary Division Miss Eunico
Anthony. Smyrna.
The following persons comprise the
executive committee of the associa-
tiOn:
i. NJ Price. Asbury NJ. Il. Sunday
school, Smyrna; John T. Garrison
Cheswold; Raymond's NJ. +. Sunday
school. Mrs. James Jackson. Smyrna
Landing NJ. Z. Sunday school; Miss
Emily W. Spruance. ST. Peters p. =
Sunday school. Smyrna; George Mat
tiford, Scverson's N. H. Sunday
school: Henry Sciders. Ewell's NJ. p
Church, Clayton: Mrs. Frank Z
Evans. Presbyterian Sunday school
Smyrna; Mrs. Emma Foraker, Jermar
NJ L. Chapel Sunday school. Smyrna
Mrs. Henry Knots. Blackiston's NJ. r
Sunday school; Gamaliel Garrison
Honton NJ. e. Sunday school; Mrs
Elmer Cats, st. Pauls NJ. Z. Sunda,
school. Clayton; Mrs. J. r. Legar
Cheswold NJ. +. Sunday scnool; Mrs
/ Thomas AttiN, Downs Chapel NJ. II
Sunday school; Miss Marguerite
Jones. Trinity p. T.. Sunday school
/ (1avtou
Evening journal., 1913-06-18
BLOOD POISON
DOCTOR

Dr. John Palmer. Jr.. Is confined to
his home. Delaware avenue ara Lin
coin street with badly swollen avn,
which is supposed to have cen caused
by an insect bite. which he sustained
al Farnhurst several days ago. Physi-
clans in charge Of the case were very
much afraid last night that blood pols-
oning would set In but the condition
of the doctor is much better today and
his arm while swollen to his shoulder,
is not i'm as bad condition as ii was
last night
Dr. Palmer returned on Friday from
Pittsburgh, where ne attended the am
nual convention OF the surgeons of the
Baltimore and Ohio railroad i'm that
city DR.. Palmer was elected prcsi-
dent Of the association.
Evening journal., 1913-06-18
State Crops Are Growing Well

According to the crop report pub
iished by the Department of Agricui-
tcre. the condition of winter wheat
for this State on June 1. was SIS per
cent. as compared with % per cent.
for the corresponding period of last
year Compared with the average con-
diticn for the past ten years, il was
about IS per cent Spring wheat on
the same date showed an average COM
pared with that Of last year OF 9S per
cent
Oats on June I showed percent
age of S5, as compared with 93 for
last year. and sc per cent. as the ten
year average The condition Of rye on
juno I was "a per cent. as compared
with % for the corresponding period
last year. Glover showed an increase
over last year however this years
average being S4 per cent, as COM
pared with so per cent. last year.
Alfalfa was 50 per cent. as CONF
pared with 81 per cent. of June I last
year, while hay Is marked at so per
cent, as compared with "a for last
year.
The returns to date show as per
cent of fun crop for apples and the
average for the past ten years shows
tho total to have been 40 per cent
OF full crop. Peaches show Al per
cent of a full cron this year. while
the average for the past ten years was
5S per cent of full crop. The crop
OF pears from all Indications will be
I limited, the average on June | being
% per cent, With an average for the
past ten years of 50 per cent Black.
berries show an average OF "a per
cont of full crop. and the average
for the past seven years was 50 pei
cent Raspbcrrics averaged 73 pei
/ cent. OF n FUN crop the FIRST Of this
month. while tho average for the past
seven years was SO per cent.
Watermelons showed an average OF
Evening journal., 1913-06-18
$. OF IL. ENTERTAIXMENT.

Tn their hall No. S34 Market street
this evoning America Lodge. No. g.
Shield Of Honor will celebrate it's
fourteenth anniversary. The program
is as follows
Piano and mandolin selection. Miss
Amelia Ludwig and Miss Arlie Chris
ty; song, Miss Julia Beauchamp; re-
citation, Miss Frances Beauchamp;
piano selection. Miss Amelia Ludwig;
song, Miss Miriam Lang; recitation
Miss Frances Beauchamp; sleight-of-
hand, Professor Theodore Cornwell;
song, Mrs. Fred Helm; harmonica,
William White: sketch by Miss Mabel
Mckinley and Homer Boozer.
Evening journal., 1913-06-18
DANDRUFF BEGAN TO SCALE OFF

LAocei. Del.-"I was bothered with dan
cruf fer four or i've years. A. the flrst OF
my trouble the da5druff began TO scale Oh
slightly and continued TO set worse sDd af-
esr'9rds the hair begun 60 fall out. There
also came small sores and scabs. ! began
- Use Crticura Soap and Ointment and
ss9r found that they were Just what they
wa recommended 70 be. Ian cured nov"
esigned) VirEil Davis, Apr. II. 1912.
Cuticura Soap 25c. and Cuficlra Ointnent
SOL ,re sold cverywbe-c. liberal sample Of
sa.,'i mailed free. with a2-p. skin Book. Ad-
i,ess postcard 'Cuticura. Dept. 7. Boston -
Tender-faced men should use Cuticurn
scvstShaving Stick. 25c. Sample fra