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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-01-05

ra~t.--vrie Fia-. January 4-AGtneailc m
s,~rsa-..r - to tne whereabouts o. Wi4lsni
q Roox~seii~i. wanted as a witness oeloTe
- committee c TIE House 9. feDreseniA-
ft..~s tnrr-r Eating the so-ea.sed noney
-. Tho = believed 20 have pasS~d
.hrc.~- Jacksonville on The rir1t Or jaw
VAR T. i. E-fi sacktus
pisr.a.rhr- we're received io--irnf rom
Mani ana Wees Pain Bear D. "a. vnlcn
i,is~assd thas Ir. Rockefeller uisy y 81
.bs nome % ~ ~ Tiexier. builder 81 thc
Fio-,da Fa~, COST Railroad srd Sisndart
Ou co-n-any stOc<bo,sicr ~ Palm Boacn.
re- orfvatr car ., NJ. Fi@gier arrived -
pain Beach YESTERDAY. whitehall "
FTsr-~r'e winter Residence. - supPoseiiy
riosea. and employees on the srol-ads denied
rhsf either ~. Rc-Scfeiier o. NJ. FlaS eF
were therc
TIE statement vas made a. Mani By
Norfi.rn MAJ va CLAIMS % Know Mr..
Eo~kere.e-. that be saw hiD IN Wnee'
chair near M FTeriers home yesterday.
A~cordlrr 70 the Fcfrarsina dispatches
Ire Rockefeller psrtv landed from yacht
81 F<rnaudfra on Nr0 Nsars morning and
e<ssr o-8crire specisi train scnt fro-n
Jacksonville. boarded = Local train and came
on ~ fhis oit,.
Tte rsan said 70 90 NJ Rookefsiier re-
turned tcthe city yesterday. ana together
with nis parry EFT last uifht
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-01-05
M'GU|RE SLATED
TO HEAD COLLEGE
Confined From First Pase.)

rum
DR.. w. W. Smith. DR.. J. l. Jarman.
Charles NJ Hazen, Senator John K.
Saunders and J. d. Egglestor. The
union OF the States three MEDICAL coll
leges is a pet scheme OF the commits
sion. and Will be urged increasingly
upon the University OF Virginia. Ne
recomme ndation declared that students
of the medical department of the uni
versity received diplomas without ever
having been given the valuable clint
cal training whicn is obtained by work
in great city hospitals
Governor Mann declared himself
heartily in favor of the merger yes
terday, and Will swing his influence
to have the University OF Virginia
brought into the union. The next Leg
isiature will be asked to add its voice
to the matter and direct that the
last two years OF the four-year course
in the medical department OF the Uni
Versity of Virginia be spent at the
new Medical College of Virginia, N
Richmond. 1t may even give direc-
tons that the entire four years be
taken here. or allow the students an
optional course.
DickerfnE With st. Nincent's.
For months past officials of the Uni
versity Of Virginia have been dicker-
ing with the board of ST. Vincent's
Hospital in Norfolk in regard TO a
basis of cooperation between the
medical department OF the university
and the hospital. No agreement, so
far as is known. has yet been reached.
Since the united colleges will have the
best hospital facilities and opportuni-
ties in the state, IL is logical that
overtures Between -. Vincent's and
the university will come TO an end. and
the new Medical College of Virginia be
substituted for the Norfolk hospital.
One of the greatest benefits TO be
derived from the merger of the two
colleges Is that the new Institution
Will be under control OF the State and
in d position to demand and receive
substantial financial assistance from
the General Assembly Al present the
Medical College OF Virginia is a State
Institution and receives a yearly ap-
preparation OF $4,000. but the Univer-
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-01-05
RYAN, AS WITNESS
RIVAL Of MORGAN
Continued From First Page

fCOEkl9UrN II run 80 A~SS-t
INVESTIGATORS leaked out here Tonight.
Sergeant-at-Arms hidoeil -aoin!.tse
that-the official subpoena, the precious
slip OF paper emblematical of the au-
-hority of the House. signed by Speak
er Clark. Is not in Rockefellers HANDS.
II is locked up in Riddeifs SAFE, and
will probable never reach the mag
nate x-,,
Riddeu declares that Rockefeller.
through his attorney, Carver, has &C
cepted service" OF the subpoena TINS,
IL is held answers all purposes OF
the committee. without actual receipt
bv Rockefeller Of the official docu-
mert RiddeA states that be VIII make
return on the subpoena that upon
information from Chairman PuJo OF
the money trust probers. Rockefelier
mas accepted service through his at
tornev The subpoena itself will then
become part Of the archives OF the
House
This situation, it is said. leaves
Rockefeller in the position OF having
accepted the trst invr a,ioh OF .ne -,
rnit;ee to testify and also expressing
willinS sss 10 receive the subpoena.
but without its actual. physical serV-
ice knowledge Of the accepted serN-
ice through Attorney OarVer Is as
n.ar as Rockefeller probably Will get
te-sne actual subpoena. Bat the CAPT
tsiist. IL = held by the Honey trust
committee. is nov in the Rosiuon OF
actually having received the subpoena
II was also learned to-niTht that
r,ddeu and his assistants y ere iS-
nored completely In the capiTulation
Of Rockefellcr. samuel Untermyer. at
to-nev for the money trust p-obefs
had complete charge OF the EeEet's
lions with Rockefeiler's attorney KID
deu vas tslegraphed by Chaii man
P,,io from Washington to give W the
Sicxe call of the besieEeTs OF kocke-
feiler's home. and return 70 Nash'ns
ton. Tie Obeyed orders.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-01-05
Railroads
Chesapeake & Ohio Railway

7:N A-Local-Deiy>-Ne New
AIS A.-LocaI--Daily-Ch'v EI s. O.
Thurmond
1900 A.-Express-Dsily-N Oid Point
tlo.oo 1-LocaI-Daiy-Lchbg Lex. T. Tcrss
sI2 20 Noon-Express-Daily- Old Pr
sa:S -Express-Daily-Cfn-. L'vilis
f4.oO P-Express-Daily-Ner N. News
SEQ P.lP,ocal-Dzily-N News Old Point
5:ls P-LocaI-Ex- Sun.-Gordonsviiis-
s.fs P-Local-Ex. Sun--Lync hburs.
$50 P-Limi;et-Daiiy-Cin Chicago.
ell go P.-Express-Daily-Cin Lviiie-
sSleepers. fParlor cara
TRAINS ARRIVE RICHMOND-Locai from
East; a:45 A II. 7:+o P. NJ Through from
Easu 1880 A IL. 2:os F. II. $50 P. N Local
from West: $50 A. n. s's:5s A M. and
Ia p 81 Through: $40 A. NJ. 1i.s5 - a.
Jemes River Line: .ss:8 A. H.. 7:ie P. n
ssDsily except Sunday.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-01-05
PAY FRANCHISE TAXES
x.rd cf Corporations settle ACCOUNT
with the state.

Seventy checks were received irss,,. .ss as n.
by the Auditor Of Puo'1e A' lis FOR nan
NJ NJ. ,srs. and registration fees sen, oat
20 &c corporatons By Clerk r Wiser n,r o
The state Corporation cofi'nis 80 mailed
- - cor,orations supposed 10 be IA ao''''
existence !. aid At any
The corporate taxes may be pa ,sas a. go
.trns ,rior 10 March l. but IL IS eFlcenI a."
-. a ~ .bern win not ~ait but vi. o. .
nose Of the proposition al once Inc enee IS
reo.ived veste rdsy were made cut on -.
nrsr business day after the s'@tsins"''
.s~er.ed
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-01-05
WIFE OF ACCUSED
JUDGE TO TESTIFY
CONTINUED From First Page)

ttoHIIHu'H TUT = . + % =
lost one-half must be under cultiva-
ton.
publications for loans would be maNe
10 the commissioner. who would ceruiy
20 value OF the property TO be ascet-
tanned by the owners and appraisers
appointed by the commissioner to tne
secretary OF the Treasury. who wouia
Ian not to exceed so per cent OF the
value OF the land on mortgage MADE
out to the Secretary OF the Treasury
~ not more than IL per cent m
terest The bill would exempt ooth
MORTGAGES and bonds issued under the
act from taxation. and proposes an
appropriation Of 100000 for the IN
stallation OF the plan
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-01-05
Want. 1872 Election Included.

washington, January 4--Ohali n,a"
Clapp. Of the committee investigatins
campaign funds. asked the senate To-
day TO enlarge the investigation OF ms
TO include the presldentia
campaign of 1912 He said that snouio
his committee be empowered to deiNe
int the last presidential fight the
probability was that I'VE will take some
testimony
Immediate consideration o. the
amendment went over until next week
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-01-05
Marriage Licenses

washington. January marriage Asensss
haze been Issued 20 the following: ShaT..s
Is-.S and E.Iia Brlscoe both OF Purcell
tile va: George A. Thomas. OF Alexandra.
Va. AID Virginia Taylor. cf Alexandra
COUNTY. Va: Jcheph II. Haynes. o, Ale1an-
dria. Va. and Emma E. Nou'den' o. 'a's
eft
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Amount TO BE Decided.
TSoe-,nl 20 The Times dispatch.

fSDcNlol
U-s,h,ncton. Janusrv 4.-How much
money shall be included at this ses-
s;on in he Rivers and IIarbors Appro,
ur.ation Bill one OF the so-caHeu
pork barrels" of Con gress- WIZ De
decided Monday by the House fINers
and Harbors Committee. a mee.'iis
Of III. committee was called to-day Dy
Ctsirna, Sparkman upon his return
from Florida.
whether the bill shall asgreeate
asa Gao 600 or only about SSO,ovv.evo
the principal point 10 be dec'aed
MONDAYS meeting. The Natiohai NV
ers and Harbors Congress IS urslue ~
- 80, a. an annual improvement
of the nations waterways
Appropriations Of about se'VeV.Vov
Cor the Improvement of the Mississippi
River. including strengthening ann
construc,ion Of new dikes. will be in
Guided In the bill this year.
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su,peeted cbouis Held.

ISpeclaI CIVIC 70 he IIMes-D iSpattuJ
Paris. January s-rhe police tonight were
holding several men suspected OF being
members Of large band OF ghouis who
lately have preyed cemeteries IN the
environs OF Paris Last night they attacked.
the cemetery OF Clichy. Levalois. and robbed
more than 100 bodies, taking Jewelry and
sacred objects.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-01-05
Decisive Action VIII he Taken.

Especial to The mes-Dispaten.l
Washington. January i--DecislNe
action viii be taken by the house
judiciary COMMITTEES on the suo1ect
~ = workman's compensation ana
errployers liability law within Two
weeks. II was learned tonight rms
i-flI. slurr1c ering in the cornmittse
nfcecnholes since last August VIII De
HE erst legislation taken up when
ne Judiciary Committee resumes its
80. nexr week The impeachment
,rsal OF Commerce Court Judge Arch
laid ma. prevented the committee from
holding any meetings so far this ses-
sion.
Da.ear Of the workmsn's compenea-
ton feature OF the proposed Iesssla
zion ,s predicted by leading southern
on the committee. IL
Is charged that proprietors of Southern
cot,cn mills are united against tne
bill.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-01-05

special 10 The IIfnes-Dispatch-I
Iynchburg. Va, January Turned out
By relatives. VINO, according to his own
statements sought shelter In an unoccupieti
house on Turnpike street. extended. because
mis- people would not care for him. Henry
Dawson. an Old negro. said TO be ninety-six
years old. was burned 20 death early this
morning when the building wac totally de-
stroyed by fire.
Only the charred trunk o. the old man s
body was left after the house was entirely
consumed to give mute evidence that he had
spent the night alone there.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-01-05
Jewish Dentists Convicted.

Especial cable 20 The Times Dispstch,I
MOSCOW January Jewish dentists 20 the
number O. sd to-day we're convicted OF briD-
cry and sentenced to one year in jail each
Il was charged that the defendants obtain
ed false % iiminary dental papers by brib-
ing and officer. which permitted them 20
live without the restricted zone prescribed
10. JeRs
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-01-05
sEABOARD AIR LINE.

Southbound trains scheduled TO leave Rich
rnond daily: sos A M-Local to Norliaa-
f.ec p M.-sleepers and coaches, Atlanta.
birmingham. Savannah Jacksonville: liz
A M-SIeepers and coaches. Jacksonviii@.
us r. M-Slcepers and coaches. Atlanta,
Biruinxham Memphis Northbound trains
xrhoduled 20 arriv in Richmond daily
40 A. NJ. $50 A. NJ. sos ?. NJ. $50 P. III.
Local.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-01-05

~sEE WR. pOWWtN-
About personally conducted cruises -
Cuba. Jamaica. Panama. West Indies
and Bermuda January q = ~. fs. -.
?. and g. February I. 9. -. = and :.
March Il. q and - Special indure-
rncnts Tor January e. 8 IS ana ~ CsIl
for Illustrated programs
:. ~. BOWMAN.
Tndcpe ndcuf Tourist Agent
.cs Fest Nat. street.. Etekssss. -
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-01-05
Ask Larger Appropriation.

Washington. January IA larger
appropriation for the eradication OF
the cattle tick In the Southern states
than the s750.ecG appropriated last
wear was urged upon the Senate Com
mittee on Agriculture to-day by state
veterinarians and others from LOUIS
lana. Tennessee. Georgia Alabama.
Florida. North Carolina. Arkansas and
Mississippi.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-01-05
Norfolk g. Western Railway

ONLY 49,. RAIL LINE TO NORFOLK
Sckedg.c IN Encss September .. 1914
Lave Byrd street station. Richmond. FOE
SORFCr,E. 100 A. ~. 100 2. n. st.is p.
FOR rTxrHBURG AND THE WEST: 81
A N 49, A N. T:s p. NJ. 80 p. ~
srr.rs Elrhrac-< from N--foik; 81 20 A
n ss.N D. - ssi1 p n From the West.
&c i II al.io y. NJ, bIss p n. IS o 2.
u 80 4 n
u n EVIL. Pass Trsf Ner
~ a. g.T-..rrRS. 9. T. 4. Roanoke. Va
u n. Foley. u. ? A.. Tichmand. Va.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-01-05

TIE TAYLOR Co unc.D. Prospeot. Va capt
tai. Maximum. roeo. minimum. fSaHo
E6-ard = Tsy.o-. presif~1t. Benuett 7.
Taylor. vsce-prcsId<uf. NJ u. Jenkins. sec
retsry and treasurer-su q Pr0spect. Va.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-01-05

The efaudsrd Railroad ~ the -orth.
Effective JANUARY g. 49,
rs- Florida ard south 81 a 81 anl
a. T. VI s.a r ". tx y, ~
Dor Nsfioiks 80 a n. so 2 n. s.ie p
ror n xw Ky Wet. sp a. ". sc A.
n ssn r ~. 80 ~
Fo~ refsr.bsrx. i-@ 4. n. Sc 4. N.
So A A.. 80 A NJ. 80 a. ". -.N y n
r.G .. n.
Tor oo;sscoro r~s Feyeffevuie. 80 y.
Trains arrive Richmond daliy. = A u
A ". GO A. n. ~ 4. n. 'S4 A. n /.
eos A N lie A. n. gle r. NL. sei.to
p ~. sW p ~. s% =. NJ. SEQ =. ". 80
p u I'D p. n
.zxcspt Sunday. s.sasdsy only.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-01-05
Farmers and Merchants,
ATTENTION!

We sell mailing lists-ail descrip-
tions-Richmond and Petersburs-in-
,iiv:duals or firms Box 1871. Rich
mond Va.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-01-05
1cc5ss0D.IIo, IesINs-NEEEDITs

ACCOMMODATION TssISs-SEEsDsrS-
fesye Byrt So sts- 500 2. = for Frcserisksssrs-
leave Eta Sta. 90 i-B-.9-39 p y for sahiene
trrivespyri q. 49, 80 An. tram freeefictso q
srys,eFfi-f S,s. 81 AE.s.S2 p ". fren tskiszt-
sDsiIv. AHe-kdsys. sSun5sy- erly-
All t-.isr q Or from Byrd Street station
sss', at Sfs. Tire Of arrivals snd Departures
% ~-.f-s stt--. Read the signs
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-01-05

Richmond and Chesapeake has ~. o..
schedule of Electric Trains. elective May
%, Isiz Leave Richmond. Laurel and Broad
streets: b .s:0o A NJ. S1:le A n. ps'io A.
NJ $40 A. NJ, ssi9:lo A H.. u:n \ N. LIS
40 p NJ. $40 p. NJ. b4:lo p. n. s:ss
r. 81. $50 y. n. 7:ls p. n. os;u z. H..
50 20 = n u:S d. n. Leave Ashisao. Eng
and and Maple STREETS: '5:s5 ~ A-. 7:ec A
~. $50 A. NJ. ~ :os A n. io:oS A n. I'll 20
A. N. si2:ao NJ. 'si 90 p NJ, zvo P. NJ. = -
y NJ 400 p N. hs oo r. n. s:vo p NJ. ~
p NJ. SEQ p NJ, be:oc p. NJ, u:o p. u.
'Daiiy except sUausy. ~so-sAy enU-
SSaETles baggage.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-01-05
Piles Quickly
Cured at Home
Instant Relief. Permanent Cure
Trial Package Mailed Free to All
in Plain Wrapper.
The Pyramid Smile.

Many cases Of Piles have been cured by
a trial package of Pyramid Pile Remedy
without further treatment. When It
proves It's value 10 YOU, get more from
your druggist at soc box. and be sure
YOU get the kind YOU ask for Simply I'LL
out free coupon below and mail to-day.
Save yourself from the surgeons knife
and its torture. the doctor and his bills.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-01-05
Railroads
SOUTHERN RAILWAY
PREMIER CARRIER OF TIE SOUTH
Trains Leave Richmond.

PREMIER CARRIER OF IhE SOUIh
Trains Leave Richmond
N B-Foilowing schedule figures publish
cd as information and not guaranteed:
For the South-Daily: $40 A. n. Local
tn.G NJ Express, 500 p. 81. Express
vim electric lighted Sleeping Cars for At
lama and Birmingham. If:45 T. Al ExpresA
Neek DAYS: 500 p. n. Local.
YORK RIVER LINE.
An p M-DaIly-ronnecting FOR Balti.
more Mon Wed. and Friday. 500 A. M.-Ex-
sun ana els p. Nixon. Wed. and Friday
LEGAL
Trains Arrive Richmond
From the South: $50 A. NJ and $40 A. n =,
200 p NJ s:o5 p. n. daily: 1855 Ex- Sun
From West Point; $50 A. VI. daily; 1:3o A
NJ Mon Wed and Fri: 425 P. NJ Elk Sun
9. z. BURGESS. D. p. A..
81 e. Main St. Faons Madison q:
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-01-05

Especial to The Timcs-DtSpasch.l
Washington. January 5-1nvcstigs-
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-01-05

Hamburg unerican Line. sl-+5 Broadway,
New YORK r Samuel II. Bowman, 9es East
Maln street. Richmond Transfer Co. 80
East Main Street. Richmond. Va
Evening journal., 1913-11-22
STUDENTS TALK OF SPORTS
WHILE BLOWING SMOKE RINGS

Special to THE EVENING JOURNAL.
NEWARK. Nov. 22-The smoker
given last night by the Delaware Col
lege Athletic Association to aronse
enthusiasm for the Dickinson game
today, brought out a large npmber OF
students and faculty members. Sew
eral addresses were made urging the
players to make a hard fight The en-
tire battalion OF cadets headed by the
band turned out to the game this af-
ternoon. A feature viii be the relay
race between members OF the Fresh
men and Sophomore classes between
tho halves
Next important event after today
win be the annual Freshman SophO-
more football game next Tuesday
Coach McAyoy. has announced the
following list OF players who are
eligible to play on each team;
Freshmen--ODa Wilson, Carr
Fidance. Whitfield. Cobb. Mcdowell
/ Appleby. Marshall. Mitchell. Camp
bell. Brewer. ]. c. Hastings. Vaughan
Hastings. Coslett. Naylor. Bean.
champ, Ewing, Slansky, steele an,
Mason
sophomore ~ Crothers, Doherty
Evening journal., 1913-11-22
TO WORK AGAIN
ON NEW CHARTER
FOR WILMINGTON

The executive committee OF the
Wilmington Civic Association met
last evening. when it was decided to
prepare a draft OF new city charter.
The idea is to start at an early date
and prepare a charter that will be
placed before the State Legislature in
1915.
The charter committee is composed
OF the members of the executive COM
mite Of the association and seven ad-
diuonal members "'he officers of the
committee are the same as the officers
.of the association. and the personnel
As as follows
Irving Warner president; Frank
KANE, vice-president; Norman +.
John. secretary; Caleb E Burchenal,
Charles r. Kenworthey. Horace VIII
son. william f. Kurtz. Additional
members: Robert H. Richards. A. d
ChaytOr. Jr., Francis J. dupont VII.
liam II. White Charles w Bush, IN,
Rev. DR.. William Temple and Jerome
b. Bell.
A subcommittee was ordered Z,
present questions concerning thu
fundamental principles OF the charte
to be voted on at the next meeting
after which the charter committc
will proceed with the draft In do
ling 80 it will consider features O
lprevious drafts which were favorel
/ by the voters of this city.
Evening journal., 1913-11-22
IRISHAMERICANS
HONOR MEMORY OF
THEIR MARTYRS

The Irish American Association last
evening celebrated the anniversary OF
the execution of Allen. Larkin and
OBrien. james Reidy of New York, as
sistant editor Of the Gaelic American,
was the speaker.
: John +. Healy met the visitor at the
Pennsylvania Railroad station and es-
eorted him to the meeting room, where
Patrick Mulrooney presided. Mrs. Hugh
MeGrath, Gilbert Jack and others sang
solos.
Mr.. Reidv referred to the fact that
he was glad to speak in Wilmington as
Theodore Wolf Tone spent some time
here in l7aS prior TO going to France
where he successfully entered in neg9.
tiation with the French Directory IN
getting help from them Tor the purpose
of winning Irish freedom. He was sue
cessful in getting three expeditions Mr..
Reidy gave summary of the execution
of Allen. Larkin and O'Brien and said
that they died for principles OF human
liberty. The object OF the martyrs was
to establish system Of government in
Ireland on the order OF that OF the
United States, he said
Evening journal., 1913-11-22
ODESSA PERSONALS.

Special TO THE EVENING JOURNAL. 4
ODESSA. Del. Nov %. The TN
ion Thanksgiving service viii be held
in St pauls NJ. E. Chufch on
Thanksgiving Day. The sermon will
be preached by the Rev -, A. Me-
Laury.
A business meeting of the Epwofth
Leagfe was held on Thursday EVEN
ing 10 arrange for the work for the
winter
Miss Florence Berry and Harvey
Lyndcll. OF Georgetown, were mar
ried IN Wilmington on Tuesday even
ing by Rev W G.. Dawson.
Miss Helen Watkins is az Claymont
for a visit at the home OF her aunt,
Mrs Warden Humphreys.
Mrs. John Bingham OF near here
visited relatives at Marshanton this
week.
Mrs Joseph w. Enos. Mrs. George
w Davis and Miss Mary s.oats arc
in Odessa
Miss Frances Heller is at Centre
Vile. Md
Miss Emily Webb has returned
home after visit with Philadelphia
relatives
Mrs. Leonard V. Aspril has beet
in Philadelphia for short stay.
Evening journal., 1913-11-22

Foster, Groh, HILL Morrison. New
ton, Pepper. D. A. Price. J. NJ. Price.
Taylor, Thomas sainonisky Wei
mer, vandegrift, Handy, Valiant and
Smith
This class has f Of the regular
varsity players but the Freshmen
also have some good material and the
game Is expected to be spirited
one.
The basketball schedule Is now
nearly completed and will he an
nounced in a short time A number
OF the candidates are working .~ouf
daily in the cage, getting IN shape
Sor the annual Freshman Sophomore
game, which will be played next
month
Coach McAvoy. Immediately after
the close OF the football season will
start the work OF training for the
ncoor meet to be held in December
: This rs always one Of the feature ath-
i letic events of the saeson and in-
cludes wrestling and boxing bouts
!; is possible that soccer VIII bc
given trial late this fall. but 10 de-
Unite decision has been arrived at as
yet.
Evening journal., 1913-11-22
UNUSED PLANT
is BEING RAZED

Special to THE EVENING JOURNAL.
NEWPORT. Del. Nov. 22.--Thc old
plant OF the Marshall Iron and Steel
Works, which has been closed for three
years, is being torn down The machin-
cry win be sold and the ground win be
rented.
Revival services will be held n the
NJ. H. Church tomorrow.
Miss l.auretta Hiiyard is spending
some time a. the guest of her cousin,
Miss Pearl Murry in Philadelphia Mrs.
Harry Tcnal and daughters, Jane. and
Oleta. OF Richardson Park spent Wed.
nesday with Mr. and Mrs Carhart.
AIRS. Mamie Ilersey of Coatesville. Pa.
has been visiting her sister, Miss Eta
McCardle. Mrs Murry and daughter
Miss pcsrla Murry, of Philadelphia
spent few days this week with vii
1 liam " Hilyard. Mrs ID. II. Bayne
who has been IN, is improving.
Evening journal., 1913-11-22
FAME AFTER NEW
TYPE FIRE FIGHTER

wilmington's fire department will
soon have another automobile fire en-
gine, providing the plans of the Fame
Fire Cc-1pany are realized Several
months ago the company appointed a
committee 20 ascertain the cost of a
gasoline pumping and gasoline driven
engine. This committee has been at
work for some time.
II the company secures such an APP
paratus, it viii be the second gasoline
apparatus owned by the company, they
having a chemical apparatus at pres
ent. The committee consists OF +. F..
Butler. W. J. Condor, Jr., f. L. Brand,
George r. Crockett, w j. Lutz and VIII
liam Cooke.
IL is proposed to secure an apparatus
fitted with two engines. one to be used
for motive power and the other to be
used for pumping service at fires.