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Evening journal., 1913-11-19
CHIEF BLACK
WINS PRAISE
FOR HIS AID

Chlef Of Police George Black yester-
day received letter from United States
District Attorney John A.. Nields, in
which the latter expressed his thanks
for the valuable assistance rendered him
hy tho police department through the
chief Mr.. Nields thanked Chief Black
FOR all favor. he had received through
him on behalf of the government.
Tho letter had been mixed with come
Of the police commission papers AZ the
meeting Of tie board yesterday after
noon, and the chief started 20 put Il
away. but AR. Bowers insisted upon it
being read, declaring that II wns only
iust that the letter be made public.
General Wickefsham agreed With Mr..
BoWers, saying the letter should be q
part Of the records of the police board
Upon motion IL was incorporated into
tile records The letter followss
MIR George Black. Chief Of Police.
Nv Dear Chiefs On behalf Of the
United States desire to acknowledge
the co-operation Of members Of tho po-
lice force Of the city Of Wilmington, de-
tailed by your direction 10 aid the
United States marshal IN transferring
The crew Of the Manga Rova from the
revenue cutter Onandaga 10 the United
States Court room, and from thence 20
the workhouse. ] further desire to take
this opportunity 20 acknowledge the mi-
form cooperation which I have always
received from you and your men in the
investigation and prosecution OF offenses
against the United States
Respectfully,
John p. Nields,
u. S. Attorney.
Evening journal., 1913-11-19
COLDEY ALUMNs
HAPPY REUNION

The assembling Of the members Of
Goldey College Alumni Association In
the DUPONT auditorium last evening
for their twenty-third annual re-
union was a fitting and delightful
ending 10 the graduating exercises
OF the class OF 1913 of the college.
An informal reception to the old
and new members of the association
preceded short program OF enter
tainment which consisted of solos by
Mrs. Julia Baynard Clark, readings
by Miss Irene Fulton, and addresses
by President Douglas and vice-prcsi-
dent ]. u. Fuller.
special feature Of the reunion
was the election of officers by ballot
which concluded the exercises Of tho
evening. Regret was expressed that
Harry p. Gunby had requested that
HIS name not be used IN connection
with the nomination for president
he having filled the ofiqe for a num-
Der Of years.
Late in the evening the names OF
the new officers were announced as
follows: Leroy w. Beatty, 90. pres
ident; Marie *. Balderman, II, cor
responding secretary Sophia u.
Baird, recording secretary; A. Kalms
bacher, 0S treasurer; vice-presi-
Sents: Gertrude NJ. Bowdle, O5. Eas-
.on, Nd; Homer Kratz, 'O3. Kennett
Square, Pa; Frank NJ. Long. '06,
Ridgely, Nd; John J. Wallace. 90 '0l,
Atlantic City, n. J.; II. b. Warning
Ton. '06, Wilmington.
Preceding the program of entertain
nent the retiring president. II. r. Gunby.
made a brief address Of welcome TO
he Alumni members and visitors, this
being the first reunion to which visitors
bad been invited.
Mr.. Gunby especially urged ns large
IN attendance as possible at tho re-
suions, which he said would mike them
more enjoyable. Mrs. Clark's numbers,
"a Birthday" lWoodman), "Will o. the
Nisp' lStrossl, and zone Fine Day"
from madam Butterfly were much
Evening journal., 1913-11-19

IKE smallpox corpuscles. rubbed them
with rough cloth. they itehed 80. They
blended together and made sores about the
size Of = nickel and scabbed over. My cloth
ing irritated the sores 80 that I put damp
handkerchief next 60 them. Some said &c
was the itch and others the hives
Il took several treatmonts but got no
relief j was suffering for over six weeks
when began With the Cuticura Soap and
Ointment. ] washed myself with Cudcura
Soap and hot water every night and when i
had dried myself 1 rubbed the Cuticura
Ointment thoroughly ia and 70 my astonisli-
ment BY the end OF a week the whole trouble
had disappeared and tho old skin brushed
on. ! have not had a sign OF a spot on my
body since, (signed) Q, W. Charles, Nov.
.. 1912.
Cuticura Soap 25c. and Cuticura Ointment
SOC. are sold everywhere. liberal sample Of
each mailed free. with 32-p. skin Book, Ad-
tress postcard ''Cuticura, Dept. IT, Boston. ="
xz-Nfcn who shave and shampoo with Gu
ticura Soap wil nnd ii best for skin and scalp.
Evening journal., 1913-11-19
NEWSY DOINCS
OF new CASTLE
Aged Man Is Found neIpEess
In Home After PnraIytlC
Stroke
SUPERINTENDENT VISITS
THE COUNTY SCHOOLS

Special to THE EVENING JOURNAL.
NEW CAsTLE, Nov. 10 Following
paralytic stroke, which he suffered
on Sunday evening, as he was about
20 retire John Rementer was found
lying on the floor OF his bed room
yesterday morning. His left side ap-
peared 10 be completely paraiyzed. and
Mr.. Rementer, who Is az years of age,
bruised and skinned his limbs and
chin In an effort to arise from the
door. On Monday evening Harry p.
Ahren remarked TO n number OF men
IN his barber ship that Mr. Remen-
ter had failed 90 visit the barber ship
that day, aH was his custom. William
A. Matthias and Arthur NJ. Wise ac-
cordingly made nm investigation, and
with the aid of officer Walls and
Pairolmn Murphy, found Mr.. Remen-
ter helpless in his he'd room. Or.
Booker found Mr. Rementcr IN a
critical condition, not only from
PARALYSIS, but exposure. The stricken
man was removed TO the home Of his
stepdaughter, Mrs. Hugh McCaughaD,
lIwenty-seeond and Jeffefson streets
Wilmington.
Ohlcer Walls talked to Mr.. Remen-
ter on Sunday evening. at Second and
Delaware streets, while the aged aan
Was on his way to his home on 1'he
STRAND. He lived alone.
County superintendent u. l.. Cross
Is visiting the public schools of the
county. He finds the teachers doing
splendid work and the attendance hi
the schools Is gratifying.
The Devotions OF the Forty Hours
in ST. Peters Church. closed last
might.
New Castle hundred truckers arc
banking their celery crop for the win
ter.
The Daughters OF Liberty Will hold
bake IN Challenger's drug store on
Saturday morning.
A number OF members Of Division
No. 3, A. o. H.. VIII attend the Joint
comforting OF degrees in Wilmington
on Sunday, when three OF the national
officers will be present.
Mrs. John 7. Wilson has made ar.
rangements with the Wilmington and
Southern Traction Company for d
special car for the Daughters OF 1912
to leave Wilmington on December 10
at LIS o'clock That afternoon there
viii be a card party az the residence
Of Mrs Selden s. Deemer for the
benefit Of the Lewes monument fund
Evening journal., 1913-11-19
HUSBANDS HAIR
If 1t Is Thinning Out or Full Of Dand-
>iuff, use Partisan Sage At Once.

Most men, aud husbands in particular.
are careless regarding the care Of their
hair-not until 1t comes out by the
eombful do they really take notice. Then
it may be too late.
IT yonr husbands hair is getting
thinj if he has dandruff or the scalp
itches and bufns--take Immediate ac-
ton; do not lat him becomes baldhead.
Get a so cent bottle Of Parisian Sage.
Rub II well into the scalp cry night.
The first application will remove dand-
run. When the hair stops falling nnd
the now growth appears use every other
night until the hair is thick and qbund-
ant.
Parisian Sage is delightful and in
yigoroting hair tonic for men. women
and children. 1t is scientific prepara-
tion based on a thorough knowledge Of
what Is needed by the hair and scalp
to keep them perfectly healthy and re-
move dandruh, stop scalp itch and fall
ing hair Surely try Partisan Sage.
Look for the trademark ON every pack
age, the "Girl with Auburn Hair
Recommended and sold by ~ i. Dam
forth. Market and Second streets.
Evening journal., 1913-11-19

enjoyed, as were Miss Fulton's humorous
readings, eTbe Royal Bumper Degree"
aud "lve Got the Mulnps,"
Both Mrs. Clark and Miss Fulton re-
sponded 70 the enthusiastic applause by
delightful encores When called upon by
Mr.. Gunby for an address. AR. Fuller re-.
sponded and gave sound ud,lce COM
mingled with humorous talk.
Quoting his small daughter whom
he said had a few days ago Queried
him as to "why he did not quit teach
ing and 90 20 work. MIR. Fuller
gave few of the reasons why he had
not done SO.
"The more look at you all the
more glad am that decided not
to quit teaching and go TO work." he
said
Stating that he had been with the
college for a period Of fourteen years
and had attended all the reunions, he
expressed his pleasure thereof. He
spoke Of tile privilege the teachers
had in developing and moulding the
students lessons. but" said he. "as
the speaker Of last evening said
they are not the hardest lessons the
students have to learn, and l haven't
time to enumerate those lessons."
Mr.. Fuller first emphasized the
value Of friendship and the desirable
( ity of having friends which he said
was one reason why the Alumnae As
sociation had been formed
Mr. Douglas, later IN the evening,
smoke cordially 10 the students. He
said he had always felt kindly toward
the college during his sixteen years
with II from the fact Of his having
graduated from it.
Referring TO the reunions, he said
that although the school had been
Established twenty-seven years, II
was not until some time afterward
that the Alumni Association had been
formed, and that each year found the
lreunions more enjoyable occasions.
In behalf Of his associates, Mr..
/ Douglas said the relation of the coll
/ lege toward the Alumni Association
was one of friendly interest and CO.
Operation.
/ A special point emphasized by Air
/ Douglas was that the students notify
the college of any change of address
so that as he said, Eve may keeT
in touch with you" In closing. Mr.
Douglas particularly urged the spiri
OF loyalty both to the association an,
the school.
A buffet supper was served at TIL
conclusion of the program, durin
which the college yell and colleg
song were given with gusto and en-
thusiasm r. c. Mullen. OF tho clas
Of 'S9. was absent for the first time
and regret was expressed by all be
cause Of his absence
Dancing concluded sthe evening
enjoyment, and, as reunion souvenirs
the guests carried home with then
the attractive dance program print
ed in gold on crimson cover witt
a tiny ribbon badge OF the colleg'
colors. which contained the names o
the nominees. the program of enter
tainment, dance list aud names o
retiring officers. who Will now giv'
places to the new ones chosen las
evening for the ensuing year.
Evening journal., 1913-11-19
WORST BACKACHE
RUBBED AWAY IN
A FEW MOMENTS
M Pan Is ponel

MI 7 ITW = XVIII
Quickly ys-Yes. Almost instant relief
from soreness, stiffness, lameness and
pain follows u gentle rubbing with "st.
Jacobs Oil"
Apply this soothing, penetrating oil
directly upon the ache, and like magic,
relief comes. "St. JACOBS Oil' is harm.
less hackeche, lunbago and sciatica cure
which never disappoints and doesn't burn
the skin.
Straighten upi Quit complainlngl
Stop those torturous Stitches In a
moment you will forf that you ever
had back, because it won't hurt or be
stiff or lame. Don't sufferi Get small
trial bottle OF "St Jacob' Oil" from
your druggist now and get this lasting
relief.
Evening journal., 1913-11-19
TO STIMULATE
HAIR GROWTH
BY A spnorALrsr.

nFAoAALt9t.
Thousands Of people suffer from haidnoss
and falling hair, Who having tried nearly
every advertised hair tonic and hair grow er
without results. have resigned fhcmselvcs 90
badness and its attendant discomfort. Yet
their case is not hopeless. TIE following
simple home preparation has nado hniv
grow by stimulating 20 renewed nctiun the
hair.groving follicles even on what is CONF
monty known as bald heads, and Is also
uneouailed for restoring gray hair 90 Its
will not make the hair greasy and eau be
put up by any druggist; Bay Rum. six
ounces lavonn de Composee two ounces
Mentho Crystals half drachm II YOU
wish 70 periumed, add one drarhm Of your
favorito perfume. This preparation 10 high.
iy recommended by physicians and special.
ists and Is absolutely harmless. ns 4 com
tains mono Of the poisonous wood alcohol
so frequently found IN hair -tonics.
Evening journal., 1913-11-19
WOMEN IN TAXI
TAKE SCHOOL GIRL

CHESTER, Pa, Nov. l9.--Two we'll
dressed women in q taxicab driven by a
negro appeared at the parochial schoo
connected with the Church Of tho I'm
maculate Heart. here, during a recess yes
torday and drove OF with Alio B, Fen
mel. IL years old
Tho child's playmates ,vcrc surprised
at the unexpected departure Of Alio and
the school authorities were notified.
The women drove with the child 20
the Pennsylvania Railroad station.
where a train for New York was takon.
Alio hae been living with her aunt, Mrs.
Winifrod Donnhuo, since the death Of
the child's father.
Evening journal., 1913-11-19
BRIpGE cONTRAcT pELAYED.

Special to THE EVENING JOURNAL.
LEWES, Del, Nov ia very sefi-
ous question is arising in Lewes because
of the fact that the county has not
taken any further steps TO award con-
tract for the drawbridge to be placed
over Lewes Canal at South street. The
bids were opened some time ago by the
county, but for some reason the con
tract was withheld.
It viii be hut a matter OF n few weeks
before the Richards Dredging Company,
No. dredge viii have reached South
street and It viii either necessitate the
removal of the bridge at once or demur-
rage be charged by the company.
Evening journal., 1913-11-19
COUPLE MARRIEp % WEARS.

Special 70 THE EVENING JOURNAL.
LllNVEs, Del, Nov l9--On Monday
evening, December /, Mr.. and Mrs. Eli
Sharp Of this place win celebrate the
iftieth anniversary Of their wedding.
Mr.. Sharp sss Tor many years been Gus
tom House Inspector here.
Evening journal., 1913-11-19

pimpIe3 al over inc sfom-
ach and upper part OF my
legs. ] was IN torture and
scratched tlu I blod and
could only sleeptftfully at
night and was 50 glad 20
SEQ the day dawn, I was
feverish and thoroughly mis-
cradle. The reddish PIN
pies had got q head on thcm
Evening journal., 1913-11-19
Itch Washed
Away By
D. d. D.

We want all sidn sufferers who have
suffered for many years the torture OF
disease and who have sought medical
aid IN vain 20 read this-
We as oil established drugEfgte ot
this community, wish TO recommend 70
you q product that has given many re-
lief and may mean the end OF your
agony. The product is mild. simple
wash, not a patent medicine ooncocted
or various worthless drugA ont SCI
entirc compound made q well known
antiseptic Ingredients II Is made In
the ID. -. 10. laboratories OF ChicaEo
and is called the y. d. D. FFoscxapthon
Jhis is a doctors special prescrip-
tion-one that has effected many won
The sheet Of D. d. D. Is 20 soothe in
Btahtly. as coon as applied; then "
penetrates the pores, DESTROYS ana
throws on all disease germs and Leaves
the skin clean and healthy.
We are 90 confident Of the marvellous
power Of d. ID. d. that We have taken
advantage Of the manufacturers guar
anteo TO Oner YOU full-size bottle
on trial You are 70 Judge the merits
OF the remedy in your own parcpu1Ar
eaSs II Il doesn't help you II costs
d. d. %. Soap IL made Of the same
healing ingredients AK MS about II
Chas. II. Scarborough Drug store, Sue
cessor 20 Miller Drug Co.
D. D. D. PRESCRIPTION
---for Is years.
the standard skin remedy
Evening journal., 1913-11-19
IN NEW POSITION.

William A. Russell, formerly em-
ployed as a draughtsman In the en-
gineering department Of the Pusey
and Jones Company, is now with the
West Virginia Pulp and Paper Co, Of
Piedmont, w, Va.
Evening journal., 1913-11-19
FATHER PAFF BETTER

The condition Of the Rev. Hugo Paii
pastor Of Sacred Heart Church is re-
ported to be slightly improved today.
Father Paf is suffering from Bright 5
disease.
Evening journal., 1913-11-19
Notice to the Taxpayers Of
Mill Creek Hundred


Tho Taxpayers OF Mill Creol, Hundred
are hereby notified that I win be 81 The icl-
lowing places 20 receive County. Poor Roud.
clpitatinn and Dog Taxes. for me Year inl
AZ nay home cycry evening until o'cloch-
Hours 10 p. m.
Marfhalion. .Bmretts stofe.
NOVEMBER 20. DECEMREt 10.
. Choate, Richards Store,
NOVEMBER "a, DECEMBER ~.
Union, Dompsey'e Storo,
NOVEMBER 10. DECEMBER 40,
Milford GROSS Roads. @. Ronkin's
NOVEMBER la.
stanton, "a. 10 Diskey's store,
OCT 90. NOV. 23, DtC g.
Codars Macolm's sioc,
OCr. a. NOV. 20 DEC 10.
Wooddeie station,
DECEMRER ~.
forkiyn, y. H. Dcnnison'a Store.
NOVEMBER 11.
Court House, Wilmington.
NOVEMBER 8. 20, 2e. DfCEMBEN f3, IT.
Hours 1890 4 m. 70 i.9o p. N.
NOVEMBER no. ~. DECEMBER c8. so
Tax bills can be obtained by making per
sonal application 20 the Collector. or b,
sending written communication enclosing
stamps,
Extract from the Laws o. Delawpre. gov.
orning Che collection OF taxes of New CASTLE
county SECTION Q, Chapter 80, Volume 90
Laws Of Delaware as amended.
Section H--lhat on an taxes paid before
She first day u October. there shali be an
abatement Of i've per contun. On all taSes
paid before the first day Of December there
shall DO an abatement OF three per ccntudi.
ON an taxes paid during the mouth Of De-
cember there shall bo no abatement what.
ever. And on al taxes unpaid on tho hrri
OF january there shall BE- added one pea
centum por month until tho same shah Be
ULLIs p. HICKS,
Collector OF Taxes for Mill Crock Hundred
Diamond State Phone 5511 Hockcssin, r o.
Morshnnton. Del.
augia.2o eptto,is.oeii6, movie dec
1017.
Evening journal., 1913-11-19
IN TORTURE WITH
TERRIBLE ERUPTION
Horriblyltchlng Plmplss. Scratched
Till Bled. Thoroughly Miserable.
Used Cuticura Soap and 0int-
ment. Trouble Disappeared.

Watkins Park. Edsewatcr-on-t the-Hud.
son. n. ]. -" " About two years ago had
terrible brealdns OUT Of horribly itching
Evening journal., 1913-11-19
CYRrS TEMP ID sOCIAL.

A masked social will .,s given In
Red Mems Hall tonight by Cyrus
Temple, L. G. Z. There will be music
and dancing.
Evening journal., 1913-11-19
ROOFERS


Wy =. WILLIAMS co.
w f. No. s21 Orange 81. Roofing, Spout
Ing and Heating. Metal aud composition
roofing. Hot AIR Heating and Ventilating.
Repairing promptly done Phone. i26-iyr.
Evening journal., 1913-11-19
BUSINESS NOTICE

I0h'AAf~@N'N' 49,
< KATEs sHARPENED. RAYMOND II.
- Stout. No e05 King 50. Automatic
phone ioof noyle-lm.
W Y GIVE THn HIGHEST PRICES ron
w secondhand Furniture and Stoves
and sell tho cheapest. Dugnn Broa-, 40, 2ii
East Ninth street. oet2s-lm.
Il CAN MAKE LADIES' SUITS 10
order with Skinner's satin lininga FOR
S2a. Cleaning, pressing and repairing J..
shapiro ole l-2 W. Second .. noyio'im
+ ErTERs, MENUS. COPYING spEcIFI
- eations Deeds, Movie paya, Stories, etc.
W. s. MArCHETT.
Public ssenographcr Law Building
ToHN REyBOLn. PArER HANGER.
~ No. o10 Madison 81. Bell 'phone
ollo.lfA octtofim.
TFNOI WAN1 no sELIl YOUR CLOTHES
4 coll Up Isaac Gibbs. No. s03 French 81.
%. A. phone No. 2995, and he viii call
Tor them jan 6-tf
n YPEWRiTfNG or All KINDS DONE
az reasonable rates, Send card for par
ticulars. Address ENTERPRISE. r. o. Box
t7S, Wilmington. novie.sod.imo
\ AVN MOWERS sHAltPENED AND RE-.
~ paired. Carpet Sweepers aud WrinRera
repaired. John r. Schvci1or. No. 525 West
Front street Both phoees mso.li
ID IANO MOVING AND HAULING. ALL
4 work done vlth special care. ID. A.
phone 237d. Del. 1913. Jones Stewart
Love No. 1909 ra,nall ~. inn9-i-
At RS. WORTH. ft8 EAST SEVENTH
w street. Scientific palmist, ~ years At
brandywine Springs. Gents Soc Ladies'
25c. No Sunday work. oci2i.om.
A n ANTIQUE SHOP HAS OPENED WITH
"A large line OF old mahogany furniture
and curios of al kinds, as She Old Curiosity
shop. n. ~. Cor. Seventh and Orange SITS.
ID. A. Phone 1ls8. novls.1m.
~ Q WRITE WE'LL Is CoMMENDABLEi
i but bows yuur spellipgi
W. s. MArlHETT.
pu5hc Sionographcr, Law Building.
oct2o.imo
~ ALLAHER- STAFFORD co.
" NO. 5t9 ORANGE STREET.
Cold wenthcr Is coming; also snow.
Have your heater and roof attended 20.
Tin. tar and slag roohng. Phones D. & A.
I 36t Automatic. 222O. ocil7-e0d-8m.
Evening journal., 1913-11-19
STORAGE

.--s s--.-->-~-,-,.>s~--->--~->-.
HNT .ANTED - STORAGE SEPARATE
w rooms. S1.0o month. Heating
stoves aud cook stoves also stored for the
season Heating stoves. &l.bo; cook stoves.
$500 the season. Epecisl spaces for pianos
and odd pieces Of furniture. Goods Grated
and shipped 70 all parts Of the world Nc
Aahon Bros, Sixth and Kings SITS. mays-tf
lJOUSEHoLD GOODS STORED N
II clean, separate licked rooms. New
building. Automobile padded Vans for local
and long distance moving, Work guaranteed.
Estimate free. d. 4 A. Phone. 5174.
SECURITY STORAGE WAREHOUSES;,
Pennsylvania Ave aud Clayton 81.
spr2a.tf.
q TORAGEA HOUSEHOLD GOODS AND
- merchaud :. Piano and safe moving .
speciality. Pa 'ng. Grating and shipping 70
al points; ate railroad siding direc'
into building mates free.
AMERIC STORAGE co.
Phone. 664D. No. l0l Maryland Ave.
iune25-tf.
Evening journal., 1913-11-19
TAv NorTcr

TAX NOTICE.
Notice to the Taxpayers Of Il
New Castle Hundred
The Taxpayers Of New Castle Handsea
are nr'by notified that ] will be. ~ a|e ~.
lowing places 70 receive County Foors hcsd
Capitutior end Dog rnxes for tho year lpiPt
New castie Mayors Office,
MONDAYS, NOVEMBER A. and
Hoars 10 20 II .. N.
Bear station. Geo. r. Davis store.
TUESDAYS OCT. % and NOV 25.
Hours u q. "a. 20 p. N.
Red Lion, William n. Silk 1r's Store.
MONDAYS, NOVEMBER n and "A.
Hours > 10. to y. m. t4
Wilmington. Court Houac,
SATURDAY. NON EMBER 20
Hours 40 20 f2 a. NJ
Now Castle Trust Go.
livery day.
Tax bills can Dc obtained By making per
sonol application 60 the Collector or by
sending written communication enclosing
stamps
Extract from the Laws Of DolaEare r7
crning the collection Of taxes Of New Cas-.
Gle county. Section ., Chupter 30, Volume a.
Laws Of Delaware as amended.
Section 3-lhat on al taxes paid before
the first day Of October, thcre shall be an
abatement Of hyn per ccnium: On al taxes
paid before the first day Of December there
shall be an abatement Of three per ccntun
On an taxes paid during the month OF De-
cember there shall be no abatement what
over. And on on taxes unpaid on the first
/ OF January there shall be added one per
ccntum per month until the samo shall ho
paid.
Collector Of Taxes for New Castle Hundred
Post Office, New Castle. Del.
ausla,20 septto,is,oct1 2s,nov.t2io.d .des.
HOLY.
Evening journal., 1913-11-19

4, ALLAHER- STAFFORD CO..
VI NO 6tg ORANGE STREET.
Cold wenthcr Is coming. also snow.
Have your heater and roof attended 20.
Tin. tar and siar roohng. Phones p. A.
36f Automatic 2g20. octiI-eod-8m.
Evening journal., 1913-11-19


< KATEs sHARPENED RAYMOND IT,.
= Stout No. 9o5 King 81. Automatic
phone. 1854. noyt8-im.
Evening journal., 1913-11-19

Collector Of Taxes for New Castle Hundred
Post Odico New CASTLE. Del.
ausia,2 20, septic, 15, ,oct10 ,novi2, 10 dee.
IOI7.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1913-11-28
WILL mother IS Children


CHICAGO. Nov 27- Mrs. S.
Bracllett Bishop, wife of a wealthy
business man, today made known
that she plans to become the mother.
bv adoption, of fifteen children, each
To represent one of the fifteen most
characteristic racial types.
Her plans became known when her
representatives visited the local or
nhan asylum. Mrs. Bishop later said
that friends nov touring Europe had
been asked to find babies represent
ing such races as she could not re
cruit in Chicago.
I'm explaining her plan, Mrs. BiSh-
op said she was in hopes Of obtain
ing babies in which the racial char
acteristics Of each promise to develop
most thoroughly. The plan she said,
had been under consideration since
the death of two daughters, twenty
five years ago. Mr. Bishop opposed
It until recently. however, when she
said he was won over She hopes to
get babies about one year old.
I'VE Will move from the hotel
where we now live to comfortable
good s.ged house in the outskirts"
said Mrs Bishop, "and we intend 70
bring the children up as nearly az
possible like the average American
family Of moderate means