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Evening journal., 1913-06-25
SALE
SALE


CALL AT OFFICE FOR PARTICULARS
AND ADDITIONAL LIST.
FEW OF OUR SPECIALS.
Boulevard and Twenty-second street New.
up.to-date hardwood trimmings and floors,
hot water heat II rooms, baths, porchea'
lot so feet front
Twentieth street and Monroe Place. new
square built, up-to-date, 8 rooms, bath, hot
water heat.
built; eight rooms and bath.
1O7 W. Twenty-sixth street rooms, bath,
porch. hot water heat. Sell OF exchange.
GA Harrison street, rooms and bath,
porches. Owner moving away
Nineteenth street and Greenhill Ave,
new up-to.date, rooms, bath, modern.
1905 Park Ave. Highlands, near Rock
ford Tower, rooms and bath; large lot.
10 acres at Claymont. Philadelphia Pike,
facing river; on trolley and railroad, fine
sos Concord avenue, rooms, bath; hot
water heat.
1903 West Tenth street. new, up-to-dats.
rooms and bath.
Cor Gilpin avenue and Van Buren street,
rooms, bath, up-to date.
1927 Mendenhall avenue, near railroad
shops, rooms and bath, modern.
2Os-22O and 405 East Sixth street, each
Holly Oak. rooms, porch. large lot;
Philadelphia Pike Penny Hill, six rooms,
two porches, large lot.
Ashley. rooms, up-to.date, bungalow
117-acre farm on Brandywine. near Cen
terville, near Cossart R. R. station. Pos
4.sere poultry and truck farm, Hars's
Corner. Possession.
% 2.acre farm, Newark, 1.2 miles Of town.
Possession.
Many good business locations in stores.
Many other modern houses. some new, on
easy terms and investment properties.
Several productive farms and country resi-
dences. near city all sizes.
Desirable building lots, both city and sub
urban. az sacrifice prices.
Renting specially.
o. G. GOODEN,
2 w. Ninth St.
Real Estate, Mortgages and Insurance.
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REGISTERS NOTICE
= EsTATE OF THOMAS P. LYMAN

II STATE OF THOMAS P. LYMAN
IL DECEASED.
Notice is hereby given that Letters Of
Administration upon the estate Of Thomas p
Lyman. late Of Chrstiana hundred, deceased
were duly granted unto Harvey P. Lyman,
on the eighteenth day Of June, A. d. 1918,
and all persons indebted to the said deceased
are requested TO make payment 10 the Ad-
ministrator without delay, and all persons
having demands against the deceased are re-
quired TO exhibit and present the same duly
probated 10 the said Administrator on or be-
fore the eighteenth day Of June, A. D.
1914. or abide by the law in this behalf
HARVEY p. LYMAN, Administrators
Address William T. Lyman, Esq. Attor.
ney-at.L Law. Wilmington. Del. iune2O- cod ct.
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II STATE OF MARY DUPONT, DECEASED
II Notice is hereby given that Letter Tes
tamentary upon the Estate Of Mary dupont
late Of Christiana hundred, deceased, we're
duly granted unto Pierre s DUPONT and
Louisa d'A dupont Copeland, on the TWEEN
tieth day Of June, A. d. 1918, and all per
sons indebted 10 the said deceased are re-
quested 20 make payment 20 the executors
without delay and all persons having de-
mands against the deceased, are required 20
exhibit and present the same, duly pro
bated 20 the said executors. on or before the
twentieth day Of June. A. d. 1914, OF abide
by the law in this behalf.
PIERRE s. dupont,
LOUISA D'A. DUPONT COPELAND,
Executors.
Address William s. Hilles ESQ., Attorney
at-Law. Wilmington, Del. june2o.eod at.
Evening journal., 1913-06-25
BOARD WANTED.


NJ ARRIED COUPLE OR TWO GEN.
lNl tlemen for large second story room.
with board Mrs G.. H. Martin No 1877
West Seventeenth St. iune25-2t.
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II OR RENT-NO. 1920 CLAYTON ST.
x Threa-story brick house. rooms bath
and laundry. Hot water heater. Front and
back porches. Dr.. @. R. Jeferis, New
Century Building. iune3-n.
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PLUMBERS

II ALPH J. FIDANCE.
n Plumbing and Heating. Moderate
prices Calls attended TO at once. No. 1904
West Sixth street. d. & A. phone, $40.
nelmnrvia 1865. Residence. a66sD. nl7-tf
II S. ADAMS PLUMBING AND STEAM
III. Fitting. Jobbing promptly attende TO.
hsgn.class work a speciality. No. on Ship
ley street. Residence. No. 1919 w Six
teenth street, Wilmington, Del. Telephone,
d. a A.. 2is1. For reference. Hotel Du-
Pont. may27-1m.
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L. OR sALE-FoR WANT OF USE. 1912
II "fndian Motorcycle. Perfect order.
No reasonable offer refused. Address II
NJ Lefevre No. 500 West Seventh
street. june11-12t.
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FOR RENT

Very desirable Office for professional
man in the new odd Fellows Building.
Tenth and King streets, second floor
'front.' south side Apply at the build
ing. iune1S-tf.
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II URNIsHED ROOMS, SUITABLE FOR
Il business people. Warm. light and cozy.
No. III West Ninth 81. milf.
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ROOMS FOR RENT

NICELY FURNISHED BEDROOM. SEQ
y ond floor. All convcniences. Moderate
prices No. o25 shipley St. june2-1m.
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REAL ESTATE-FOR RENT

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VIZ CAN FIND YOU AN OCCUPANT
w for that idle room You are losing 50
or SO a week now. Address DIS, Evening
Journal Office. d11-tf.
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WANTED
TYPEWRTTERS
PUBLIC SALE

ID UBLIC SALE OF HORSES, WAGONS,
~ harness Ducks. Chickens. lot Of quarry
supplements rope. etc. Also household goods.
Sale on June 30, az p. M. A. G. b.
Anderson, Front and Union streets
iunc25dt.
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FOR SALE
june14s,wtf
For Sal. T

on sHALLCRoss AVENUE.
900 Block, rooms and bath good
order ............... ........s1.s50
1000 Block, rooms and bath good
oIutf s.sss.-s. d. Soto0W
1900 Block, rooms and bath, square
plan, years old $4,000
1900 Block, 6 rooms and bath; first
class condition .................. .s2,5oo
WAKEMAN Mc1NTIRE REALTY co.
Eighth and Shipley Streets.
iunef4-s w-tf.
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HELP WANTED-MALE

II OY WANTED TO DRIVE TEAM.
D Apply No. I4os Jackson ST. lune24'St
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FOR SALE at BARGAIN
PRICE

bath. porch, heater, etc Worth 50. $50. Csn
be bought for S2.350: only 500 in oash-
Balance in small monthly payments. Apply
F. F. GALLAGHER,
No. 2o04 Market Street.
Evening journal., 1913-06-25

NOR sALE-CABIN LAUNCH. MAR.
Il garot S. 24N6. Six horsepower, Guth-
rio engine, with an equipments. in first class
condition. VIII demonstrate. Can be seen
ai Eleventh street bridge Inquire II Nun
cey No. his Kirkwood ST. iune2a.6t.
Evening journal., 1913-06-25

u OR sALE-Two NEW HOUSES. NOS.
It 141T-141a Clayton street, near Della
ware avenue, rooms and bath. All modern
improvements. Apply No. us Tatnall
street. iune16-1st
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FOR SALE
FOR RENT
SALE

Finished Ia large roomed house.
No. 1871 Washington street, two
baths, garage, lot so by 40. Houses
80 foot front. Combination fixtures
and heat. Well adapted for a Doctor.
Morris & Tazewll
No. 1, West sth street or any
Broker Real Estate Association.
Evening journal., 1913-06-25

NF AN OF ABILITY, WITH INSURANCE
M experience for assistant superintendent
Only those with Al reference and record
need apply p. o. Box SAP, city iune24'21
Evening journal., 1913-06-25
BEAUTY PARLORs


NJ ANICURING, MAssAGING AND
lNl Scalp Treatment. Mrs. A. Reed, No.
922 shipley ST. mari5-sm
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1913-04-18
2iterari1Aes.

Die abelpbim 2iterariide @eien'
idnft miro lid beute Ibenb, n1il
balb.oft ltbr, beriamnieln mo oas
~folgenbe Srogrm our aiisfiibrune
bringen.
Paper-Homer Walker.
Oration-Harvey Hickman.
Recitation-Nellie Steel.
Reading-Homer Fahrner.
Essay-Pearl Rebsamen.
Dialogue-Three Boys Room 5.
Song-High School,
Recitation-Harry Fischer.
Newspaper-Harold Friend.
Recitation-Lillian Neuhauser.
Dialogue-Two Girls Of Room 4.
Recitation-Evelyn Sohns.
Recitation-Wallace Stoenner.
Essay-Norman Begemann.
observation-disclosures Breuer.
Recitation-John Kick.
A Parody-Lyon Maushund.
Recitation-Mabel Schultz.
Dialogue-Four Girls of Room 4.
Recitation-Calvin Baumgaertnel
Essay-Agnes Miller.
Recitation-George Friend.
Reading-Irene Kuhn.
Recitation-Earl Schaffner.
9nrd bas 3iidtcn BON @efliiaeI
fam man iid, einen giiten Gebet.
neroienit ertuerben nito Inn unieren
Seiern babel bebiIfIid gu ieiu, Bat
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1913-04-18
OCH S R
The place for good goods.

-Oltper @rat tpelder anl Sad
Jon Miiioirri Golfsfrelltb als Sitto-
tppe4Seber mseiteIt lit, befinoet fid)
fir einert Moitat auf elmer 6epteri'
&eiie it beren @erlarf er Die Sell
ierrgebirge oes @eltens, iofpie Die
@intber bes goiemite Sbals
uiro Der 8ecific &iiite beIitdeil miro,
Sn einem 8rief BON Seattle, @aib-
il,9ton, ipridt er ii6 IN iebr begei.
~iterter 8ciic alts, iiber Die @roBe
uno Die 8rndt 0es @eitens.
SIT aniGlltb alt eiren @ei6afts-
auitrag, idreibt inns 9altor ab.
&alf6renner, friiber Sediorger Der
epangl. @emeinbe ar fredericksburg,
aus 9eauforb, Mao., Dem ieeigen
6eloe ieiner Sbdtigfeit, folgenoes:
@ir iino ole geiaulo utb ber5lid)
pobl. l1niere @emeinOe in Gasco
erfreut iif trob hires alters nod
zines regen in1rereit 2ebens uln6 bes
@af)stbunls. @ir iinb nod lebels-
fdbig. @ir iitro aber iebr eingeengt
rmb baben itarfe &ipolen. gs bat
bier ltarf utto oitoaliern0 geregnet,
ole 8ege iino einfad, miierabel. Ser
gooen lit 5u nab fiir oetr Bflltg;
aber i%1liere 6armer boben iorit nod
mebr arbeit als iie g%egelipdrtig
tbun fornen. Sic iinb groBten.
am 3aunenad}erl. urrb oits-
beiiern. Mtit Dem iGeir INTO p%flansen
polen iie iparten Bis Der 9oSen
reidli6 trofen geraig lit. Die gr-
fabrltitg bot gelebrt, bob ein ilaber,
9oben nift eiire reibe geiilrt-
De grnte 5eitigt. Ser 8irter tpar
milo. ltno iebt iinb alIe 3llgpogel bo,
ii6 0ieie Ii6ern Gorboter oes
ettpa nod tiltiden ODER
perben9 Soffentlid midt!
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1913-04-18
8nften anb sdiuinbindlt.

tpeitif perrra6ldiiiet, fiibren inlnber
5n Sdlimmnett. 9as @eiIelte lit inl-
nter, gIei6 Or. Sings Stem 9is-
coberp au ge6ralden. 3inoeritng
bon Der eriten Dole iipS Der Smften
miro iid gan5 Iesen. 8. s. 8rotprl
BON Wascodine, alabma, idreibt:
rMet,e Spmt mar i'm 8ett nit
barttddigem &ititen, irrtb id gIait-
be pd5rboftis, huettat es nidt fiir
9r. Sings SEEM Discovery gene
fen tpare, fie bente itidt npebr Ieben
ffiroe." Set 43 Sabrefr aIs be.
ftss MitteT fir $riten nnh @r-
fdltulrg befaitnt. Greis Doc ltnb ST..
3iibdbea IN alIen apotbefen. aSp.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1913-04-18

= @eriidert eiier @igentblrm gegerl
Selter- ooer Stlirmidoben bel g.
81. Silber.
emil @ogel unb Geo. Silent
baben oear Sairplas fir Die beoorte-
benoe Saiion eepadtet.
-gSrn. Sd@aitf mo Satin, bon
0rafe, iporen geiterlp bier in @e-
ifpaften un6 5ilm 9eiud.
Otto S6aeffer bon Stolpe, itat'
tete inns geItern eiilen aitgenebmcr
9eiu6 ab 5tr grlleuerlrltg leines
Announcements.
@eiddftsleitte, bar lift genii'
gelo Seuerperiiderung ouf eitrem
@narenborratb? 8erii6ert oeniel.
ben gegen @erliiit bel 9. 81. Silber.
Der Srouerpereill bes fatbpli.
iden ct. @eorgs-@ emeinoc miro am
naditen 3omlerstag, ben "a. 5. M.,
iein &affeefrGn5den abbalten an mel.
dem ber5lidit eingelaoen mir6.
Die Eaitoren Tauie, bon Bon;
8obus, bon Sapiss; Giimus, bon
|Stolpe. un6 0eiiidyle, bon Big Ser
ger, reiiten am Wontag 0ieier @ode
nod ct. 2ouis, Inn Der iGbrli6elt
&onferett5. Der gpnnel. SDnooe bon
|Wsiiiouri bei5lhpobnen.
-@ebfprh @ous bat lem Gone
millions : @eifaft an Com. 8al5
perfauit Der hasielbe I'M ielben @e,
bdnbe an Der +. StraBe peiterfit1-
rem miro, pabre1lb Sreun6 .@e6bD"
in ct. 2plis cine Stelle inn 8oits
9eparternent antreten miro.
-8rof. 8. $. Strltnf uno @atti1l
befanben iid iiber BEN pergangener
Samstag unb Son1ttag IN ct. Souls
auf 8eiird BEL 8roi. Sfrunf's Brit
Der itn6 anberen &ertpanbten uno
5reunoen; ulter ben lesteren mar
audi 8aitor Sliebmeper, melder mie
Brof. Striinf beridtet, an Der
Wumps erfronft lit, ln6 Dem mir
balbige geiierapig tpiinid,er.
-5ronf Meper, bon Bar, mar
am 9ienstos bieier ISOLDE bier IN
@eifdften. Serr Meper bat 6as
aaufmanirsgeifaft bon gbp. &reter,
in Der Habe BON Ban, fduflidy ertpor
ben nnO miro nddIte ISOLDE ieinen
geiis a%ntreten. Serr &reter bot
bas @eidaft bon S. g. @aebIer,
Bel SDiss. %aefnirft un6 miro baiieIbe
gleidfnqs i'm 2aufe Der nGfIten
@odJe iibernebmen.
-6rou &obt. Stempel, bon Cos
conaoe, ioauie SRI. 2eSs Clifton uuo
Snioa Gritiin9er, BON gbanois,
tpnfen ON per9on9enen 1ontag bier
Elm, Inn Der @eriamulung bes
&iperpietp Gbapter 8. 6. g. itno
Der einfiibring bon 8. 6. Cooper
uno @attin, iotpie Com Sarris, BON
@%aseonaoe, bei5upobnen. Gad
|S6lirB Der geriammIitne ipuroe elm
balifater Sntbib ierpiert.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1913-04-18
bie 0es weoires s~sncitbator 60, 41e

Die Des @oires Sncitbator Co., 419
Secon6 Str, 9es Maoine, Soma,
eit,en 80 Seiten beutihen &ataIos
beraiisseeebeu. Dieier &ataIog emf
baIt nieIe Snftriictioiien fiber bas
ppie" iinb ons "tperrinr in Der @eflii.
geIandt, eemoB ibrem eigenen an-
idauiineen ittpS grfabruneen. Gin
ie6er 9eiitide, Der ii6 fir @efliiseI
intereiiiert, ionte iid bteies biibIde
iIritrierte urb Iebrreide Bud, mel.
dies fpei D%erianot miro, fonuler Iaf-
len. 9epen fleines oelttides 8ub
p@ie man AZ BON 30 oitsgebriitete
@iiden grob siebts 1oc. aatoToa 1T
ieoob fret.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1913-04-18
BENT bieiiseu 8oItamt lieg

-slnf benz bieiigen 9oItantt llegl
Elm grief Fir abam Concord.
ssobn 8iaig, bon gaD, ipar air
Iesten Sreitug bier IN @eiddften.
-6rou @n. Steel reiite porige
ISOLDE nod 81. 2olris, gum geInd
ibrer BORT ippbnenben $odter.
-Srau 3. q. 9reiier mad)te arl
bergangenet Wfontag einen fitr5er
8einf BEL fSreun0en, IN @aIbington
s.. 50. 9ider, bon 9rafe, &c.
fanb iid) am pergangeuen IontaG
bier in @eldaften nuf Dem @eridyt.
SRI. emma 9ublfen reiite an
periIoiieilen Sonntag nadJ ct. 2ouis
INN lid bort alli mlbeItimmte 3eii
a~ui5u1alten.
-6ranf 9olter ltnb beiien Sobr
&ntor, aus Der Idbe 6es Surupifea
befonOen iid) am pergangelen Mton'
tag in Ser StaOt in @ei6dfter.
@eridiebt es nidt larger bemr
ifon morgen mag es 81 ipdt iein.
ionbern periid)ert iebt ellre Saus-
einri6tung BET g. q. Silber.
-SrieoensridJter s. q. s. 9obl
BON 8otsoam, befano iidj fiber leet
ten SamStag ut0 Soitntag bier, 81
@aite bel 8ermanoten unb Speult
ben.
-gbp. aemper bot fiiralib eilt
neile SorO Spuring Gar on Sreb
Sell, an Der Sirit Greet, perfaufi
unb miro oieielbe in rrGdlter 3ert
abliefern.
-6rur 4lfreo @roi, nebit fIeinel
Sodter. geulab, reiiten AM letter
9ienstag rtaf ct. 2ouis, alf fur.
sen 8eilid BEL @erpanoten unS
5relnoen. d
SRI. Coma 2aiier, neld}e Ieit Ell.
ner @ofe BET ibrer Sdhpeiter, Srall
Irtbur 8oaertien, anf 8eilt9 mar,
reifte om @ontag 6ieier ISOLDE mie.
Der na6 ct. 2oltis.
S. 81. @aebIer un6 oeilen
Shmeiter, Sri. gbrijtine @aebIer,
bon Stomp Sill, befanOen iib arn
Iittpod9 in Der Stoot lrlo erfreu.
ten uisdl iirs init einem 8eiud).
Die Mitglieoer oes empire Or
delters, beeaben ii9 allt Ietten
9ienstag nab Stem Sapen, Inn oa.
ielbft Die @uiif fir eiren ercIidipeu
Ball su liefern.
50. S. Sbneioer, bon Bar, mar
bieier Gage bier, aif Dem 8ege
noh ct. 2oris, Inn als 9elegot scr
gpungl. @enteinbe bon Bon, Der bori
e.
tagenben &onfere,s bei5uipobnen.
Die seidypollenen @anoeln
(@iumps), erie lditige, iuenn aud
nidt beionSers geiGbrlide grfranf.
urtg, lift eegenpartig bier in Der
Stoot nno ltmgeseno aiemIi6 tart
berbreitet.
Ming. Soebtmaftn besob iid mm
Rittlpod tio6 &otsbam Inn ieinen
8riber, &idter @in. SpeStmonir, al
beirfen, melber Ieiber an einem
anfaI BON aitbma beoenflib frant
6drnie6erliegt.
Geo. @berIin, Der emiiee Ser
tpeter Der Sorb aittpntobil 60, ben
ianbte am leeten Montag cine 1eue
Soro Touring Gar altf einem Der
8oote Der Sermaiiit Serrp & gadei
Go, an y, 2. Sambetb, in Mt.
Sterlins, unb I~teferte sleidyfaas Ell
ne dbnIide Sabunaidine an Gbtp.
8ranoborft, an Ser Sirit Greet, alb.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1913-07-11
CONTINUES LAMAR PROBE.
Members of Congress May Appear
Before Federal Grand Jury.

NEW YORK, July 1.-THE federal
grand jury continued it's investigation to-
day In the case of David Lamar under
that section of the United States statutes
which provides punishment for the i'm
personation of an officer or employe Of
the government.
Paul d. Cravath, an attorney who testi-
fed before the Senate lobby investigating
committee in connection with Lamar 5
activities in the so-called Union Pacific
conspiracy, was one of the witnesses un-
der subpoena to appear before the jury
today.
Other witnesses, il is said, would be
United States Senator Stone and Repre-
sentatives Palmer and Riordan whom
Lamar confessed before the committee
that he had impersonated in telephone
conversations with Lewis Case Ledyard
and others
The first witnesses examined today were
George +. Baker, chairman of the First
National Bank. and J. Sergeant Cram, a
lawyer, prominent in Tammany circles.
Both were mentioned in testimony before
the lobby committee i'm connection with
the activities of Lamar and Edward Lau-
terbach relative to the investigation of
the United States Steel Corporation BY
the Stanley committee.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1913-07-11
HOLDS COMPANY AT FAULT.
New Haven Wreck Is Charged to
ENGINEERS Limited Experience.

HARTFORD, Conn.,, July 1.-THE i'm
mediate cause of the fatal wreck at STAN
ford. on the New York, New Haven and
Hartford railroad, June Il, was the ''lim-
tied experience of Engineer Charles j.
Doherty in handling the big Pacific type
of engine he was driving, is the opinion
of the Connecticut utilities commission in
IFS report on the investigation of the
wreck made public today. This inexpe-
rience caused Doherty, the report says, to
underestimate the speed of his train in
attempting to stpp.y the brakes at Stam-
ford
The commission finds also that the rail-
road company was at fault in not having
taken proper precautions to see that a
properly qualified engineer was placed on
the train.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1913-07-11
FLOODS FOLLOW RAINS,
ITALYS CROPS RUINED
Storm Sweeps Country, Ac-
coI11panied by Hail and Ex-
tremeIy Low Temperature.

ROME, July ia terrific storm is rag
ing throughout Italy. In many places the
country has been devastated and the
crops have been destroyed. It is ac-
companied by remarkably cold weather
Tor the time of year, the temperature in
Rome at noon today falling below sixty
degrees Fahrenheit. Such weather in
the middle of July has not been recorded
in Italy since the year 1913, when super
stitious people attributed it to the repe-
tition of the number thirteen.
Country Flooded by Rain and Hail.
NAPLES, Italy. July 11.-Extraordinary
falls of rain and hail have flooded the sur
rounding country for the past two days.
Torrents of water mixed with mud and
ashes from Vesuvius have inundated the
villages along the Gulf of Turin. Owing
to a strong cold wind from the north, ac-
companied by hurricanes. the temperature
fell today almost to freezing point Snow
is reported to have fallen in the Alps.
Enormous Damage Near Messina.
MESSINA, July IA violent tempest
in the vicinity of the Straits of Messina,
accompanied by heavy rainfall, has
caused enormous damage III this region.
Crops have been destroyed and foods
have compelled the population to leave
the huts in which they have been living
since the great earthquake of a few years
ago.
Hurricane and Earth Shocks.
COSENZA, Italy. July 1.-Hurricanes
accompanied by slight earthquake shocks
and underground rumblings have terrified
the peasants in this region for the past
two days. This is especially the case
in the isolated villages where the people
have not recovered from the fright caused
by the earthquake which occurred at the
end of June.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1913-07-11
REPORT OF GUN BLENDS
WITH YELL FOR JUSTICE
Suffragettes Frighten Mem
bers of House of Commons
With Toy Pistol.

LONDON, July 1.-THE report of a
pistol fired from the strangers gallery
in the house of commons today accom-
panied by yell of Justice for women.
caused panic among the members who
were in session.
simultaneously with the report, a
shower OF pamphlets rained down on
the members. They bore the printed
words: Votes for Women"
Two persons pointed out as per-
petrators Of the outrage We're hustled
from the gallery and detained pending
investigation. 1t was discovered later
that the weapon was merely toy pistol.
A number of toy mouse traps d satitiz, Fl. !.
members wrapped in the pampnlets
thrown from the gallery.
Window Smashers at Work.
LIVERPOOL. England. July IL
Militant suffragettes started a window
smashing demonstration during King
Georges visit here today. Armed with
pokers, squads of women shattered
several large windows along the route
Of procession. but the police quickly
rounded them up, and order had been
restored before his majesty's arrival.
Elects to Take Jail Sentence.
NEWPORT, England, July 11.-A fine
Of $50 or one months Imprisonment
was inflicted today on Mrs. Margaret
Haight MackWorth, daughter of the
coal king" David A. Thomas, for set
ting fire to public mail box June 26.
Mrs MackWorth elected to go to Jail.
Her husband is Capt Humphrey
NackWorth of the Royal Monmouth
shire Engineers, eldest son of Sir Ar
thur MackWorth and heir to the baron
etcy.
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STREETS HEAVILY GUARDED.
Precautions in Havana Following the
Indictment of Gov. Asbert.

HAVANA, Cuba, July u.-Fear of
popular excitement following the an
nouncement of yesterdays indictment of
vana province, for homicide in connec-
tion with the death of Gen. Armando
Riva, chief OF the Cuban national police.
caused the government to take rigorous
precautions against the possibility of an
outbreak.
The military guards in the city were
largely increased late last night. A
squadron of rural guards encamped in
the park, and troops of cavalry patrolled
the streets throughout the night. while
the police prohibited the gathering OF
more than three persons after midnight.
President MenOcal today signed a de-
cree suspending Gen. Asbert from his Of
flee as governor of Havana province.
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ROUND TABLE CONDUCTED.
Municipal Problems Discussed at
Charities Conference.

SEATTLE. July 11.-Mayor Cotterill
of Seattle led the discussion today in
the round table OF the public super
vision and administration section
meeting OF the national conference of
charities and correction. A. Halbert OF
Kansas City addressed this meeting on
Public Welfare. Boards and Good City
Government"
The section meeting on standards of
labor and living" discussed minimum
wage laws, the speakers including Mrs.
Florence Kelly of New York and the
Rev. Edwin Y. O'Hara of Portland,
Ore.
Miss Margaret F. Byington of Russell
Sage Foundation and Miss Harriet f.
Anderson of Louisville. KY. addressed
the families and neighborhoOds."
In the discussion of this subject
Adalina Burlington of Lansing. Mich,
and Ruth 5. Arnold OF Bristol, Conn.
participated