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Evening journal., 1913-07-09
VISITORS CROWD
SMYRNA HOMES
FOR JULY REST

Special TO THE EVENING JOURNAL.
SMYRNA. July o. Mr. and Mrs. Frank
Bruer and daughter OF Germantown, Pa,
are visiting Mrs Buer's parents Mr..
aud Mrs Joseph j. Beckott-Mr and
Mrs Robert Crime of Philadelphia are
visiting relatives here Before her mar
riagc lew months ago Mrs. Crime was
Misc Amanda Turner and until several
years ago She was a resident OF Smyrna.
Mr.. and Mrs Frank Pratt and daughter
of Philadelphia we've smyrna visitors
last week Lewrs Mccoy of Chester
spent the Fmuth here AIR and Mrs
Andrew Colo have returned from an au-
tomobilc trip TO Wilmington. Salcm and
Atlantic City-Miss Myrtle West of
Hartley was the guest OF her brother,
Edward Porter Mrs John A Jefferson
of Salem. y i. as visiting her daughter.
Mrs Andrew Cole. Aliss Margaret Cole
of Dover also IS guest of Alrs. Cole.
Miss Margaret Collins who spent the
winter at Ocean Grove, y. j.. has re
turned to SMYRNA ior the summer Mise
Dora Nilds OF Dover o. the guest OF Miss
Bertha Smitheis Mr. and Nlrs Alex
andcr p Cooper OF Philadelphia are visit.
ing Mrs. Coopera aunt Mrs Sarnh Far
rcll.--Niss Margaret podd oi Pmladcl-
phia was the guest last week of her sis
{ ter. Mrs John Cole MISS Clara West
I Hazel is visiting Mrs ! Valerie Gild-
rcaih at Garden City, Long Island, Miss
Mildred start Of Wilmington is visiting
SMYRNA relatives Miss Mildred Graham
of Philadelphia IS the guest OF Miss Helen
Boyer.
The Young people OF smyrna gave
dance ON Saturday night ~ tho fwcn
ticth Century Cmbhouse Tho dance was
preceded by DINNER at the Colonial Ho-
tel Among those present at the dance
were. Miss Mary fisher, Dover; Miss
Mildred Graham. philhdelphia Paul
Hcsser and Stewart Ncn Dl Philadelphia.
and Wilbur = Gracey II Mexico. Miss
Margaret Dunn, Miss Julia HUM, Miss
Margaret Walls. Miss Helen Roycr. Miss
Lillian Speakman NlEs. Roy Tucker. Miss
Mildred Hudson. Miss Esther Road. War
ner Price. Charles % StorlSlev. MAYNARD
Grnith. Roy Tucker. Leland Harmonson,
Frank Walker Philadclphia. Agnee }.
Stocklev
Evening journal., 1913-07-09
GOODBYE DANDRUFF

Partisan Sage cleanses the halt; nour-
iShes il; stops falling hair and itch
ing scalp; removes dandruh with one
application.
What delight 10 have a beautiful
head OF hair, iluiiy. lustrous. abundant
aud free from dandruil
Ii your hair Is not as soft and bcnuti.
ful. on rs fresh and full as that of some
FREUD. whose hair you admire. don't give
mp and think you can't help il.
DO what she does-take care OF your
hair II needs daily attention lust as
much as yom plants nccd watering.
If your hair is too thin make it grow
like any other plant II il is too drv
and brittle soften il luhricate it. Ii
YOU have danduih it is because the scalp
is too dry and flakes off, Freshen up
the scalp and dandrii viii 90
Parisiar Sage sold in fifty cent bot.
ties al druggists and toilet counters. is
Just What You need 20 make your scalp
healthy and Immediately remove dand-
ruff your hair wovy, ustrous and
abundant
Parisian Sage stops itching head (:
ceanses the hair Of dust and excessive
oil; takes away the dryncss and brit
tleness; makes Il seem twice as abund-
ant. and beauties il until it is soft and
lustrons
You cannot be disappointed in Partisan
Sage. Always sold on money back ii not
satisfied plan. Look for the Girl with
Au' nm Hair ON the package. Recon-
mcnded and sold by \. b. Danforth,
Market and Second streets.
Evening journal., 1913-07-09
GOOD ADVICE
A Wilmington Citizen Gives information
OF Priceless Value.

A Wilmington Citizen Gives information
OF Priceless Value.
When you suffer from backaoho,
Headaches, dizziness. nervousness,
Feel weak, languid. depressed.
Have annoying urinary disorders;
DO you know what to doy
Some Wilmington people do.
Read the statement that follows.
Its from a Wilmington citizen.
Testimony that can be investigated.
Mrs. Mary a. Crumhsh 1880 West
Third street, Wilmington. Del. SAYS.
My worse troube'was pain in my back.
II was so bad at times that ] couldn't
stoop TO pick up anything. The least
bending ! did caused sharp twinges
through my kidneys. | also had PAIN in
the back of my neck and in my shoulder
blades / often had headaches. my ap-
petite was poor and couldn't sleep we'll.
One box of Doan's Kidney Pills brought
me great relief, and ! continued until
was cured. All | have said praisina
Doan's Kidney Pills in public statements
still holds good The cure they gave me
has been permanent
For sale by all dealers Price 50 cents.
Foster Nlilburn Co.. Buffalo. New York,
sole agents for the United States.
Remember the name Doan's-and
take no other
Evening journal., 1913-07-09
PLAY ON THE
WATER FATAL
Trio Leap From Boat Beyond
Depth and One
browns
FIRST OAK ORCHARD
FATALITY In YEARS

OAK ORCHARD, Dell July 9-The
first drowning here in several years
occurred when Norman Williams. o
college boy, got in deep water while
skylarklng in a boat Two compan-
ions managed to reach shore. although
none could swim.
The three young men were in a
rowboat when they began playing.
Williams declared that he would not
stay with such crowd and suppos-
ing the water only up to his waist.
jumped overheard to wade ashore.
while the other two jumped after him
to bring him back All three were
Mortified when they found they were
in water over their heads.
Williams sank in few minutes.
His body was recovered yesterday.
Williams had just returned from col
lege and was visiting his parents, Mr..
and Mrs. James Williams. of Clarks-
Vile. and had gone on a family picnic
to Sandy Landing where the accident
occurred
Evening journal., 1913-07-09
EBENEzER TO
HAVE LAWN FETE

Special to THE EVENING JOURNAL.
EBENEzER, Del. July 9.-The
Ladies' Aid Society of Ebenezer
Church will hold an entertainment
and lawn fete at Fairview Hall on
Thursday evening. July II.
On next Sunday morning H. Ross
Farra. OF Wilmington, will speak in
Ebenezer Church.
Thomas Moore is improving.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harvey J. Davis and
family entertained a few friends at an
evening company last Saturday.
After beautiful display of fireworks.
refreshments were served. The
guests included: Mrs. Sarah L. Wor-
rail-, Mrs. Catharine Van SAINT, Miss
Nellie Van SAINT. Miss Sara Davis.
Miss Gladys Davis. l.. jefferson
Whiteman, Joseph Higgins, Priestly
Prettyman, Edward Van SAINT Clar-
ence Davis, Raymond Davis, Wayland
Fellows.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lewis c. Whiteman
entertained on Friday evening.
Mrs. Sarah l.. Worrall spent Sun
day with Mrs. Lamar Mccormick.
near Salem
and daughter Edna spent Sunday
with relatives at Hockessin.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry j. Davis and
family were entertained by Mrs.
Archibald Walton and family, near
Union, on Sunday.
Mrs. G. r. r. Lewis, of Newark, and
son Lee. of Philadelphia, we're Sun
day guests at the home of Mrs. Ella
Baldwin.
Raymond Moore of Wilmington,
spent the week end with Ernest Lam
born.
Mr.. and Mrs. Elwell Springer, son
and daughter, of Wilmington. spent
the week end with Mr.. and Mrs. Eli
Davis and family.
Miss Mabel S. Davis is spending
this week with her sister, Mrs Fred
Strahorn at Kennett Square, Pa.
Evening journal., 1913-07-09
CAUGHT AFTER
AUTO CHASE

GEORGETOWN, Del, July Gap
tured after an exciting chase in automo.
biles, during which he held several Of his
pursuers back with a revolver. Alfred
Griffeth, colored, was captured nesr
Cannon and brought to the county jail
here. GrifIeth first held up Stewart Har
vey, l2-yearold boy, and tried to take
his bicycle.
In escaping the lad ran into Walter
Aliens home, where Griieth followed
aid drawing q revolver threw the house.
hold in terror, while he ordered none TO
come near him. An auto was stopped by
officers when they learned of the mans
actions and Grifleth was found near
Cannon. He pulled his revolver and
shooting, ordered them to keep goin
As they were not armed they obeyed
The man was finally captured at Cannon.
Evening journal., 1913-07-09
THOUGHT MIXTURE
Written for The Evening Journal
BY James 7. CrOzier.

The good old summer time is here,
With things that bring delight
Bullfrogs in the ponds-if clear
Are singing all the night
Mosquitoes, flies and June bugs, too,
AS plenty as of yore;
OF course the bugs won't bother you;
The others do much more.
At night you lay upon your bed
And listen TO the cats,
And wish that each one could be fed
With bricks-whole ones-or bats.
Though summer does come with its
heat,
There comes what pleases all;
A chance to have,a bleacher seat,
Aud see a game of ball.
If butter cost one plunk a pound,
And liver cost the same,
There's many baseball fans around
That's bound to see the game.
They shout out loud, and clap tleir
hands
When winning is in view;
Their words of cheer on each one
lands.
Except the man in blue.
For football, races, and such things
] do not really care.
But for the pleasure baseball brings
! would 90 anywhere.
That is, providing I'd the price
Within my weekday clothes.
If not have some friends that's nice
They'd back me- suppose.
Now, here's my wish, that Jacksons
Chicks
Shall do their very best
To hit the ball such awful licks
They'll keep above the rest
So when the baseball season ends,
And all have had their rounds,
To have the flag. will please their
friends.
At Front and Union grounds.
Evening journal., 1913-07-09
LARuE MAkrs HiT AT spRINGs.

Arthuf I.aRu7 long a favurite on
tho Wilmington stage. is making
the comedy hit of his life in Rooms
10 Let which is being played at
Brandywine Springs Park Theatre
this week by the stock company head
ed by Mr.. I.aRue and Arthur r. Ed
wards. In fact there is comedy
part for each member Of tn, company.
and all are well handled The patron
age is good showing the popularity
of comedy in Wilmington aud tho APP
proval given the company's work.
This comedy is the heaviest tax the
company has had. on account Of the
rapid FIRE situations and the necessity
for quick solutions, but all appear 20
be equal to tho occasion and there Is
no tagging.
Percy killbride the chief comedian
Of the company. has an easy going
funny parth thoufh he gets INTO some
pretty tight fixes and has rather a hot
time getting Strengthened out II is
very funny and 2 good two-bour
laugh.
Evening journal., 1913-07-09
SUES AINscOw FOR SALVAGE.

Carl Miller. managing owner of the
steamboat Henry a. Haher, has filed a
libel against the motorboat Georgianna
II owned by Col. A. l.. Ainscow TO re-
cover salvage for services rendered in
saving the vessel from total loss by fire
at Chester several days ago.
Evening journal., 1913-07-09
GAS BLAST MAY
BLIND CHAUFFEUR

MILFORD, Del, July 9-Careless-
ness in filling gas generator on an
automobile may cause the partial loss
of the eyesght OF Howard Harrison.
a colored chauffeur. Of Ellendale He
had taken a party of ladies to Mil
ford and when they started for home
their headlight gave out The negro
filed the tank with carbide, put water
in the generator, and before screwing
the top back, struck match TO see if
everything was all right
The escaping gas exploded in his
face and the generator was blown to
pieces. The carbide dust was blown
into the mans face and it is feared he
will lose the sight of one eye.
Evening journal., 1913-07-09
AsRIIRY 90 sncIAI

The Ashury y" viii hold a-pie and ice
cream social at the church tomorrow
evening.
Evening journal., 1913-07-09
DRY Il. $. IN 1929.

Los ANGELES, July 94"Dry
United States" in 1920 is the goal
sought by the Christian Endeavor So
ciety, which met here in annual con-
vention today, "he campaign will he
launched at the convention. The So
ciety would have the United States
dry as fitting observance. of the
Booth anniversary of the landing of
tie Pilgrim fathers.
II was predicted hat at least 10000
persons from all civilized parts of the
world would take active part in the
convention.
Evening journal., 1913-07-09
pLANNiNG Fn1 RAKE

The Ladies Improvement Society Of
tbe White Clay Creek Presbyterian
Church are planning a big bake TO be
held on the lawn OF Lee Derrickson on
Monday evening. July 2l. from to S
O'Clock, when light supper will be
served. Those IN charge OF the tables
will be- Miss Florence L. Dickey. candy;
Mrs, LYDIA Dericksvn. cake. Miss
Llolse Peach. Japanese tea garden; Mrs.
Adelaide Pennock, vomcn's necessity
booth.
Evening journal., 1913-07-09
RANE- -GRuRR

Miss Anne Gertrude Bane and Henry
a. Gruhb. both of this city. we're mar
ricd at s. Stephens Lutheran parson-
age ON Monday by tho Rev Frederick
Docrr The attendants were Thomas d.
Robinson and Miss Jeanette johnson.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1913-12-16
MACK WILL COUNT HIS
CHICKS AS THEY HATCH
PHILADELPHIA MANAGER IS MAKING NO LOUD NOISE
ABOUT ATHLETICS REPEATING IN 1914 BUT WILL
HAVE STRONG TEAM IN THE FIELD

a boy. He is in his twenty fifth year
and should outgrOw any trouble with
his arm. If Wood comes back. as |
predict he wi l. it viii mean that Bos.
ton will be in the race.
1.-The dark horses of the 1914 cam.
paign ought to be the White Sox. Cal.
Iahan 5 men finished strong this sea.
son. They would have made more
trouble than they did hadn t Ed Walsh
gone wrong. Even with the handicap
of losing the services of their best
pitcher the Sox played fine ball. With
Walsh available they should do better
The SOx are coming team and will
bear watching.
81 think the teams mentioned out
class Detroit, st. Louis and New York
but still any one of these three clubs
may find enough good new material to
upset this assertion.
81 believe have cited enough points
to make it clear that no team in No
vcmber is justified in saving it is 90
ing to have a walkover in the pennant
race the next season. Don 7 think for
minute ! have lost any confidence in
tho champions of the word.
at is my ideal team, the combna
tfon | have strovc for years to form
and it is entitled to the greatest OF
respect from the fans. I haven't quit
on the kings of the diamond. but
have merely tried to hint at the uncer
tainty of baseball and show there might
he new conditions next season to trir
even as great "A team as the Athletics.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1913-12-16

LONDON, December L. Awakened
hv the screaming of their parrot at hNe
o clock yesterday morning man and
MS wife occupying rooms over q to-
hacconst's shop in Haringay Park,
London, discovered that the premises
were on tire,
The other inmates were aroused, and
the greatest alarm prevailed when the
occupants % the house, who wee all
on the upper doors Of the building,
found their escape cut of,
teapot Was thrown out OF one NJ
the Windows, aud ~ il crashe on 20
'he pavement below the noise attracted
the attention OF some psssing cyclists
Vhe'o men, whose arrival on the scene
was most timely, an once made oh az
express spred for the nearest hre sta.
ton, and within q few minutes the
local hrl9adr was a. Wolk on the burn.
Ing building
Tho inmates were Rl rescued ani
rho parrot also wss saved bat the hrp
hai paInrI so gfrai bold of tho
house ih1i ih' Nprr ME- r"mplrlrN ir
siroyni
The Hawaiian gazette., 1913-12-16
Chinese Aviator Will Distribute
Prizes While Dipping and Cir
cling Through Space.

Flying Santa Claus will be Il new
feature as well as a big feature at tn,
aquatic Pageant to be staged at Pearl
Harbor next Sunday, December 81.
For the first time on these Islands
and perhaps for the first time in the
world, the reindeer Santa Claus will be
surpassed by the modern aerial Santa
Claus with Aviator Tom Gum taking
the part of the up-tO-date SANITY
Not alone will SANITY din and circle
through the air but he will add to the
entertainment by distributing presents
While high al0ft. II is his intention to
carry a large assortment of presents
ana while cIrcling the air to drop them
piece by piece into the crowd below.
Several of the best stores in Honolulu
ave already subscribed many valuable
nd useful articles, including iewelry
M merchandise aud those who are for.
tunate enough to catch one Of the pack
ages will be well repaid for their
efforts.
Work il now under way toward the
clearing of the grounds, aud the crea-
tion of grandstand capable Of seating
two thousand persons viii start this
morning,
A beautiful souvenir program Is now
IN the hands of the printers and Il
will well repay those attending the
Pageant 10 secure one.
Besides the hydroaeroplane exhibit
liOns by Tom hunn, there IL 10 be- yacht
racing, motor boat racing, swimming
and ran0e Tares and feature race in
which everyone from ainhlI mHn a.
sNimmer, viii be- able o. 'nmprie
Eight Naiuuhir Aifrs ore ~ hr giNrr
ihe NinneIf ~ ihr various rNrniH