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Evening star., 1914-04-17
In Memoriam.

C0pLEY In sad but loving r.,iirinl,ralite NJ
dear sister. EriIiE 'tFiIEFRT cor
LEY Hamilton. wif" rl"naried this life
on" year age today. April Il. 1915"
BY HER FOND AND LohiN'. SISTER. MRS.
LOUISE WELSH.
CuRREN. In sad hut lovin. remembrance. ..
beloved daughter and si>tcr. ANNlE =
ItRHi:N Lil,sc"mi,i. who 'rpartsl his
life three wears tuiaf. Afrli Il, 1914.
Dear Annie. how miss 9uli.
HON precious i thy
In life loved !uu draris.
And in death do the SAM.
May >A. rest N peace.
by TIE FAMILY.
of onr dear n"titcr and grandmother. liAl:
EIET AIAM:. DONALDSON. ~ departed
this life tao wears ago i"'ias- Arr5l =. TIT
by HER DAi'd,fiIEE ANb til:A\ppAi Ct
BERTHA WILLIAMS ANn MINNIE z
DOUGLASS
KIM; In loving rrmciahr;t.i.rs II l'.a-
mother ELIZABETH A. hi\.. Who II
parted tui~ life sixteen years ago TODAY
April l.. 1895.
.:,.ur uut forgot
BY HER ,-HiIDHfN ELIZABETH ZANNER.
CARRIE AND RUTH KIM.
PERI:I'rT' IL memory uf FOUNTAIN iI.HEIIT.
whu i,ft nv years ielar. Arri. =.
mourn liz iq-s ani ryja.,. Il ii gain.
EY ITS MOTHER
rINNER In >:,d and loving remembrance n
oGr devoted husband ami hcr, WILLIE
pISNEE VINO ,fetart,,i ini> lie tNn
ago Today. ArfiI Il. ial..
81 HIS WIFE AND DAUGHTER.
Evening star., 1914-04-17

owing to the sudden death of her
brother. james p Scott. in Boston. Mrs.
Thropp has canccl"d all her engage
Evening star., 1914-04-17

The homemade cakes which will be on
sale at the bazaar given by the board OF
lady managers of the Episcopal Eye, Ear
and Throat Hospital at the Hotel Raleigh
April Is and -, will be most tempting
This booth will be conducted by Mrs
William IL Fox. Mrs. W. VI. Dove. Mrs
David g. Adee, Miss Mary 7. Brown. Mrs.
John Paul Earnest. Mrs. T. Percy Myers,
Mrs f. Francis Riggs. Miss B. G. sax
ton. Mrs Charles II. Stockton. Miss Jane
Wilkes and Mrs. G. NJ. Foote OF St
Johns, St Michael's and All Angels
Church and the Chapel of the Nativity.
Evening star., 1914-04-17

Mr. Manuel Wallo y Merino has re-
turned to Washington as chancellor OF
the Spanish embassy. after several
months leave in Bosota, Colombia,
where he was in charge of the Spanish
legation.
Evening star., 1914-04-17

Mrs Daniel lotfrop ot Boston ami
founder of the National Society Children
Of the american Revolution. = at the
Grafton. Mrs. Lothrop owns and occu-
pies in the summer the WaySde, the old
home of Nathaniel Hawthorne, at Con-
cord Mass
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DIED.
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ANDERSON. St.ldff5F 81 NfH trft II
NJ Ges.lrlsae. IS Ia!.l.H >}-r.t- ,-ou-1s<5
ll"'Sifs. !, =. J. Z. N>pi.I;~nN. r-1as''
.tSaHi = l.i,isan ta.er>.a ,g,i ua-
and son - III" larc =. 4 Aut4-.1 II >iitt
west WaSl 1.l,sT.
luncrai >a'rris,. tp. = s, aut '-,-n
ai"ve address lUt"rEarf * ,ar.r.>- IOsts4
cemetery. Relatives ana T-ieIpi, Ia,5tr,i
Evening star., 1914-04-17
IN THE WORLD OF SOCIETY
MISS WILSON AND MR.. McADOO
AT DINNER PARTY.
Other Events in Which Notables
Took Part-Luncheon.
Personals.

Miss Eleanor Wilson and the Secretary
Of the Treasury. Mr.. Mc.tdoo. We're en-
tertained at dinner last night by Mr.. and
Mrs. .idolph {. Miller.
Evening star., 1914-04-17

Mrs. james ;. Parker. wife of Repre-
sentative James :. Parker. gave a lunch
con today i'll compliment to Mrs. Thomas
3. Dunn. wife of Representative Dunn.
The table at Rauscher'S was decorated
with pink flowers.
The other guests We're Mrs. James K.
Mann Mrs Charles s. Hamin. Mrs
Stanforth. Mrs. Frederick Stevens. Mrs
Peter u Ten t.yck. Mrs. Edmund Platt,
Mrs Joseph W. Folk. Mrs. William K.
Smith and Mrs. SchMerin.
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A\It ESnN ~ ,

ANI'f k>'N- " ~ q Ut EnEFRr z
iHn !,-!"y"l hG>h2ui - S1lliS Anderson -.#f
tHiher II Mal-l. l3.sltl a'I '-att ttrtu,. Nit
snr. - Ian. :sua 'tlr 'afs .a-.I8 N4.!4
>,n ami trotArr - l.... 'iaH,,- II
InhH II LIaIr- aai I.,t.. -ig--ts
Nr~ iaii,lr k'u- ..i Vi. N. Mo.
uH-ra i,,El III iai. r. i..Ier. 2tI> s.a}
ii"rihwe>5 SATURDAY,. tpri -. .egss.,
r-tH. irlehis ar" ny t-,i 81 ..s..51 Irf
m"n; IIariu",.r .rfuo;
Evening star., 1914-04-17

Sir Cecil Spring Rice and I-ady Spring
Rice will leave Washington April II for
Ottawa. Canada. to be the guests of the
governor general of the Dominion The
ambassador VIII endeavor TO arrange sew
eral matters of business during his Cana
dian visit.
Evening star., 1914-04-17

The delay IN announcing the Cshers
for the wedding of Mr.. Charles Bancroft
Carroll and Miss Anita Hack. which will
take place Monday. April -. at the resi-
dence Of the brides father. Mr.. Frederick
II. Hack. 1911 st. Paul street, Baltimore,
is due to the sudden orders of the Allan
tic fleet to Tampico. as most of Mr. Car
rolls ushers were classmates of his at
the Naval Academy
Evening star., 1914-04-17

Representative a.d Mrs. Peters of Maine
will he the weekend guests OF Mr.. and
Mrs Charles \. IamScom 1T the Mount
Royal. Baltimore. who will entertain Al
at dinner i'll their honor a the Baltimore
Country Club tomorrow night.
Evening star., 1914-04-17

Lieut. Commander and Mrs. ". !.
Cronau entertained at dinner last night
At the Army and Navy Club. Their
guests included Rear Admiral and Mrs.
Mason Rear ADMIRAL and Mrs. Strauss,
Prof and Mrs. simpson Brown. capt.
and Mrs. Wilson. Commander and Mrs.
Wiley Lieut.. Commander and Mrs. Mad
iSon, Mr. and Mrs. Wheatley, Mr.. and
Mrs. ord Preston. Mrs. Watts and NJ.
Long OF the State Department.
Evening star., 1914-04-17

HALL. ou Iridry trsaI H. I..j!. 81 =, nj.
nix r.sidnu,r.. l:;." l5tIi ~fe,.i NET Ifn,s.t
ALEElI :. HALL. u tAr >,l.nf, s-t>t + 5,7l-
"f his age.
saturday,
Evening star., 1914-04-17

Ny. and Mrs. Fred Casady Of Wash
ington and flmra, announce the mar
riage of their daughter Helen White
and Mr.. James Henry Woodhouse. We'd
ncsday. the 10Th of April 1914. at Elmira.
\. y. Mr.. and Mrs Woodhouse will be
after the fst OF May At @' Franklin
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RAI.pwl>. IN wr,irr>day. Nr h.

NALDWI\. On We,I-e~IIII- w. r. I-.lI--
after >aorf hH pgiLett s.-- L ,.a-r,,,
M.m"rta- h.s..'g NtEN N<N E>l rwi>
VIE nf : ". EaNl&.A ut - -f-
northwest R"iy rsB Ht, 81. III. s.4e-
= ';,rrS" ~, J.u#z'5s + -s-n H
street. Vs. wa-a U-i,,st y
Gn"ral from Nar,tS T. Il tUe.I +.
>tt'r'f i"-tN'-.u :. --r n rs..r #ss... IN
dat. tfri - - ta,..#. #.~ tr.sra
.r.' tnt Ii".!. rNsw s.,rt 4 #-.r =, ,.Ea'...-zt.
-. pgtn5< Tfc->,- oaeT 1>
Evening star., 1914-04-17

Mrs. Arthur Duane Kline will be at
home at the Cairo informally tomorrow
afternoon.
Evening star., 1914-04-17

Miss Carrie Hastings and Miss Edna
Shinn We're hostesscS yesterday at d
luncheon and matinee party for Miss
Elsie Hickman. whose marriage to Mr..
Jonathan Rowland. jr.. OF Philadelphia
takes place on the 27th. Among the
guests We're Miss Shnn, Miss Hastings.
Miss Minnie Homller. Miss Ethel Trailor.
Miss Bernice cartledge. Miss Elsie HicS-
man. Miss Virginia Shinn Mrs. Ray
Middaugh. Mrs Richard Hickman. Mrs.
iilas Hastings. Mrs. James Ellis. Mrs.
Grover Hastings, Mrs. Shinn. Mrs. James
SALESMAN. Mrs. Harry Harper. Mrs.
Frank Cartledec and Mrs. Clara Morford.
Evening star., 1914-04-17

MERITLtT on "Wednesday. ,,.rai L. laif. s.
$50 r.H.. At hi~ rrSidcncc - II st-ac'
northwest. CHARLES q. behaved husband
nf Mary Grac. ucs. Ncal~,
Iunnrai Saturday. taril il. from ilis late r.-i
d"nce y Pm. a'ettN >hGa- -. P;,l,..rs
please rni,y.. -
Evening star., 1914-04-17

Mrs Ellen Spencer Mussey is !; delegate
from the United States to the auinquen-
NAL meeting of the International Council
of Women. which opens in Rome May II.
but has not Yet sufficiently recovered
hef' strength since her long illness to al
low her to make the journey at this
time.
Mrs. Mussev is chairman of the COM
mittee on the legal status Of women of
the National Council Of Women of Amer
lea and a member of the same commit
tee of the international council. Her re-
port as to the radical changes in laws
affecting women in the United States
during the past three years was sent
forward in time to be printed for the
May meeting.
Evening star., 1914-04-17

Mct;REt,nH EIIZAEEIH Mc,,El.ruE. u =.
of the late liu-n Mr,,rc=nr. wiu +, ~ -5,,i
from the residence ~ her ~nu. lnot Nir4
avenue southwest. SATURDAY. Air.i -
pm.
Evening star., 1914-04-17

Mrs. Walter Evans Barr and niece. Miss
Stine OF Winchester. Va, are spending d
Barr has purchased an automobile while
here and will motor back to Winchester.
Evening star., 1914-04-17

Mr.. and Mrs. William Beuchert of 40
X street northwest announce the mar
riase of their daughter Barbara L. and
Mr.. o. G. Mortin. Rev. ]. II. Taylor Of
ficiating. Mr.. and Mrs. Mortin will be
at home after May !. at Ill street
northwest.
Evening star., 1914-04-17
IAI,IS

Tn members If Evangelist Iai,t@- ts...
t'.,iN. are r's,i'>'',l - ASSEMBLE tNt
drai If I'll" ritr Sstuttils. tpF4t = iafG .,a
/ 20 o'clock M. 1t I,,i, 't 'i#,sr. t,
late brother. GEORGE WASHINGTON FAIRS
Evening star., 1914-04-17

1919. Mr.. KATHERINE ~ NII!EfA. tt
The HON" ii ~ daughter N-- " ! -
Evening star., 1914-04-17

MATTHEWS >udI"ui- "a TMr-ii.tp >-t -.
lai4. ALFRED MATTHEWS II" ir.tl.- j,
daughters AMI tWo
Evening star., 1914-04-17

EDELIN, ~ Thu->,l3N Apl ~. ;alf n - =
am. STANLEY il,EIl\. I,i,,sl Aa-iuts'
"f l"ti>. Mates Ed" ages! fu-it f,ur ,rsr-
Funeral from his laf. rp-t,irg,s.. t2st H.
street ~,uttvret. Saturday. Nust Is. t.r,n,v.
I" - Vincent IL lari ,ltar.t, ruf.E " =
O'Clock. kelalik"s auJ nicnI~ iu,itr,i
Evening star., 1914-04-17

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n"riaN'-t. Nr.a u, lrfi- N.- - N\#r 81
I3Hsi,i"F . ia, iaf.- -. .rr .-i
Funeral >a'ng,lay. Ntrl Is 81 3 + 1- t-,. =
Patrick, .n.r,n. lrt-sin..G III N'rt
fN..+
Evening star., 1914-04-17

toAfEN on l.rda> Warnil- Ni. =. taft
- - r,,>iitlus. - -.a..- i.t |.sg.-r
ai..r >h"ci iltu"-~. .nEEEE fults.I #ae-
hand "f >arsA = >.1nrinH ,tat,s
N"tis" - fuurr.T ll,.ryatt,.9
Evening star., 1914-04-17

JOHN II s"N nfERM>>> b \ -. U.
ELMER / SIMPSON. . X go. ill.,
S..u1,a;1rr
Evening star., 1914-04-17

SHAW. on Tuesday April . igi4 - / ann.
Mrs. Lucy 6. SHAW. he"y,,i ,lau=hl.,r =
Mrs. Florence Crirpen and wiihW af ih" al"
Arthur J. Shaw u tnir:-". H.
IntcrEcIt at Baltimore Md.
SMITH Departed fhis ltr Thursday. April lS
1911. SAMtEL SMITH.
Funeral from his sisters residence. go 7eth
street northeast. ii = pm. Sun'iay- APrii 10
The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1914-04-08
P HADD0N DEAD
Native of Abbeville District
Passes Away at Tampa.
PIONEER CITIZEN OF SOUTH FLORIDA
Homesteaded Ybor City Section
Soon After Civil War.
Carhart OVerallS

Soon After Civil War.
Tampa Fla Tribune, March 25th.
s. P. Haddon, who. homesteaded Ybor
City in 1868 and who has been a resident OF
this city nearly half q century, died yes
terday, aged e%ighty-four years. The end
came as he lay i'll at the home of his
daughter, Mrs. G. L. Morrow, No. 1904 Tai
~iaferro Street. At one time he owned vir-
tually all Of Ybor City, but later disposed
of it to the Ybors, who founded the cigar
city.
The funeral will be held at 10 o'clock this
morning at No. 22O4 Taliaferro Street,
where the services will be conducted by
1.-THE Rev. I. c. Jenkins. The interment will
be made in Oaklawn Cemetery. The pail
bearers are Judge G. E. Harrison, q. NJ.
Knott, H. C. Giddens, Charles Spencer L.
M. Bl lake, j. B. Chabliss. .
Mr.. Haddon is survived by n son and
four daughters. They are D. l.. Haddon
and Mrs. A. w. Palm, Of Albany, Ca, and
Mesdames W. II. Massey, c. L. Morrow
and L. II. Shellman, Of this city!
WAS CONFEDERATE VETERAN.
Mr.. Haddon was born in Abbeville dis
trict, South Carolina, January IS, 1880. He
was graduated from Erskinc College and
entered upon life's duties full of hope and
high aspirations. In 1861 he enlisted In
the Confederate Army and served with I'M
wavering devotion to the cause OF the
South. He pushed his way unflinchingly
to the front rank of battle and in Septem-
b er, 1863, while fighting under General
Longstreet, at Kin oxville, he was wounded
seriously and taken by the enemy. After
several months confinement in the Fed
eral hospital, he was transferred to a mill
itary prison, where he remained until the
summer Of 1865.
The same fidelity to duty characterized
Mr.. Haddon's affairs in after life. In all
his actions he illustrated the qualities OF
noble manhood.
One of his comrades writes about him IN
this "a good man has gone, ad-
mired and beloved while living, mourned
when dead. On. his grave the morning
sun will rise, the evening twilight fade.
The hand Of affection will plant the rose
and the myrtle. AS the years go by the
stars will shine upon it, the winter winds
will shrek above it and in the spring time
the melody of the bird song and the per-
fum.e of the flowers environ it. Then in
the solemn calm of the grave he will await
the call Of the angels"
The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1914-04-08
City Election.

The regular City Election will be held at
the City Council Chambers, Abbeville,
South Carolina, April 18th, 1914, from 8 a.
m. till 4 p. M, for Mayor aad four Alder
men.
Managers OF Election-F. w. R. Nance,
T. C. Seal, and j. L. Clark.
G. C. GAMBRELL,
T. G. PERRIN, Mayor.
City Clerk.
The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1914-04-08
The Rosenberg Mercantile Company

Strengthens Weak and Tired Women
n was under a great strain nursing
a relative through three months sick
ness" writes Mrs. J. G. Van De Sande,
of Kirkland, ILL.,, and Electric Bit
tiers kept me from breaking down. I
will never be without it," Do you
feel tired and worn o1t? No appetite
and food won't digest? 1t isn't the
spring weather. You need Electric
Bitters. Start a months treatment
to-day; nothing better for stomach,
liver and kidneys. The great spring
tonic. Relief or money back. SOC.
and 5 100, at your Druggist.
The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1914-04-08
Landreth's garden seed grow.
C. A. Milford & Co. sell them.

No prolonged waiting in having a pre-
scription filled at Milford's. An expert
pharmacist always waiting to compound
the required medicine for you.
Palate pleasing candy. That's the kind
Milford sells. Pure, wholesome and de
licious.
The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1914-04-08
Spring Laxative an Blood Cleanse

Spring Laxative an BLOOD CieHnser
Flush out the accumulated wasteand
poisons of the winter months cleans
your stomach of all impurities. Take
DR.. Kings New Life Pills nothing
better fur purifying the blood. Mild,
non-gripiJag laxative. lures cOnstlpa.
ton makes you feel fine. Take no
other Use, at your Druggist. 49,,
Bucklen's Arnica Salve for All
Hurts. -
The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1914-04-08
A complete line of Lam
dreth's garden seed at C. A.
Milford & Co.

Whether it's q nipple or a fountain sy-.
ringe OF hot-water bottle, you want the
best. The best casts you no more at MIL.
ford's Drug Store.
Evening journal., 1914-04-06
MERCuRY BOYS MOTIVE.

The Mercury Social Club has gotten
under way and with the election Of
officers has settled down 10 business.
The club has a large membership and
expects to have very successful
year Joe Farmer Is at the head of
the organization and promises to
make things hum in the sport line.
A ball team has been formed to play
independent ball, most Of the games
70 be played out of town. Games
have been booked with the Wildel and
Blue Bell Social clubs OF this city for
this month.
On next Saturday Mercury Will
play Woodlawn of the City League at
Sixteenth and Woodlawn. Mercury
will open their season at Norklyn on
May ., By which time they expect TO
have very fast team. Mercury has
several dates open yet which they
would like to have filled. All mem
bers expecting to make the team arc
requested to be present az the rooms
on Tuesday night
A box social viii be given IN the
club rooms on April IA. The club of
fcers are: Joe Farmer. president;
Joseph Fryer, vice-president; A.
Byron Williams, secretary William
Bullen will be the ball teams umpire.
All mail ia regard TO games should
be addressed to A. Byron Williams,
No. 20l Equitable building.
Evening journal., 1914-04-06
DOINGS OF AMATEURS

nery Walter "Hunn" Rightings, Ed.
Walsh, Bullet Mckinley, c. Whitley
Pierson, "Baldy' Fahey, Jack Meany
Joe Stewart, "Standout' Brogan. Dan
Reagan, f. August aud Jimmy Nc
Gowan. The team viii be coached by
Harry Cross.
Madeley Second would like to re-
ceive challenges from any 16 to IL
year-old team in or out Of the city
Send challenges to George Green, Sr.
No. 900 Claymont street.
The st. Benedictine team Of Sacred
Heart has been organized and from
all indications It will be a very fast
nine.
Among the men who will strive for
a position are Joe" Harrington Hol-
land. Shields, Hammond. Bernardo
Salvatino, Travis, Deluca and Beeson
Besides having these men Manager
Harrington has also many recruits to
pick from.
On Sunday, Franklin A. c. defeated
Hemping's All-Stars by the score OF
2 10 1. Each team played good ball,
but In the ninth inning Hemping
made an error, which lost the game
In the second game Franklin won
over All Stars, 10 TO 0.
Evening journal., 1914-04-06
The DAILY SPORT REVIEW
crrEpInAn Iritt.n untaa p.
Written for the United P-sss.

ing and nosed out the Maclxian ma
chine by one run.
Along came Ruth" in Baltimore
and promptly stood off the Brooklyn
Dodgers without a hit for four in
nings. and turned up a 10 to vic
tory for the Orioles. Ruth Is a re-
cruit pitcher from st. Mary's Indus
trial school.
Walter Johnson gave three bases
on balls and hit a man during one
inning against the Cincinnati Reds
johnson allowed only three hits in
i've innings, but had only vague
idea OF the exact location OF the
plate.
The Cards now have a 10 1 lead
over the Browns in the St. Louis
series Miller and Wilson, obtained
IN the Pittsburgh trade, continue TO
do the heavy work for the Cardinals.
Jen Livingston, owner of Iron Mask,
has offered $4,000 for old Rosebud,
the winter book favorite for the Ken
lucky Derby to be run az Churchill
Downs, May 8. All that Livingston
asks is that the horse be breezed be-
fore Phil +. Chinn, of Louisville. and
If the latter is satisfied Old Rosebud
is sound Livingston has said he will
hand over a check.
George Chip, OF New Castle. Pa,
who has twice knocked out Frank
Klaus, will appear here for the first
time tomorrow night, when he meets
AL Mccoy In q ten-round bout before
the Broadway Sporting Club, OF
Brooklyn.
Evening journal., 1914-04-06

The silver Stars would like to re-
ceivo challenges from any 13 TO 10
year old team In or out OF the city,
MerwicS Juniors Mill A. c., st. Pat
rick White Elephants and the Chris
tiana Juniors preferred. Address
challenges to Manager C. BadsOn, No.
i1i9 Lombard street.
While playing in the outiield for tine
White Elephants against the Mill A. @.
on Saturday. Charley Gross was hit IN
the nose by a batted ball, and was
knocked out for some time. Cross lives
10 No. 423 East Third street.
Ed Tucker and Dick Fennimore, for
mcr Olympia football and baseball stars,
have joined the "Iies Been" League, az
both men are out of condition
The Reliance Field Club has organ
lied for the season with a fast team
with johnnie Gormley as manager and
Jack McCaiferty, the old Wilmington b.
b player. as captain, and wants to hear
from all independent teams in the city
and down the State. Send communica-
tions to Manager Gormley, No. sol
East Third street. Gormley has signed
the following players, whom Captain
McCaiferty expects to turn out for prac-
tice in few days. Anthony McGran-
Evening journal., 1914-04-06
nm. WINS GAME.

At recent meeting of members of
the ID. ID. Basketball Team, composed
Of girls of the b. middle class in the
Wilmington High School, elected
Dora McElvaine as captain, and
Katherine Kurtz as manager of the
team. In a game on Friday with An
ma Jones' team, the ID. d. team was
defeated by b. Middle, 11-3.
Leila Crawford made a brilliant
forward on the first team and Mar
garet Tadman proved o quick side
center for the second.
The team is being ably coached
by Miss Vera Duff. the German
teacher at the High School.
Evening journal., 1914-04-06
NO Sales OF STRIPS
IN CITY after TODAY

After today no trolley tickets will
be sold in Wilmington at the rate Of
six for quarter, the Peoples Rail-
way Company having followed the
example Of the Wilmington and
Philadelphia Traction Company,
which made a similar move year
ago. Tie tickets now out viii be
good until used. The increase was
made necessary by higher wages for
the motormen and conductors. The
fare to Brandywine Springs Park Will
be ten cents, unless books OF tickets
are purchased, when the fare will be
five cents.
Evening journal., 1914-04-06
BOWLING HERE ON WEDNESDAY.

Special TO THE EVENING JOURNAL
DELAWARE CITY, Del, April e.
The Wilmington Gas Bowling team
was unable to come down here yes
terday to play the third game of the
tournament with the soldiers. and
the third series Of matches will be
played on Green's alleys. Whining
ton, on Wednesday evening. Tha
soldiers have the advantage now. az
they are leading the tournament One
man. doubles, triples and five men
games will be rolled. The soldier
team will consist of Bollinger. Viii
son, Fehn. Leacock. JEFF. Bowers and
Enness
Evening journal., 1914-04-06
LICENsE APPLICATIONS.


NJ OTICE-I, EDWARD L. KEARNEY.
~ the tenant and occupant Of tho house
situated at No. 2i5 East Front ST. In the Sec
ond ward Of the city Of Wilmington, county
% New Castle and State OF Delaware in
compliance with the requirements OF the acts
OF the General Assembly IN such case made
and provided. do hereby give notice that
shall apply in writing to the Court Of Cen
eral Sessions. Of the State OF Delaware in
and for New Castle county. on Monday, tho
fourth day Of May A. D, 1914, being the
next term Of said court. for a license for said
house as inn tavern, for the sale
therein OF intoxicating liquors IN less uuau.
titles than one quart, to be drank on the
premises, and the following respectable citi-
zens Of said ward, at least twelve OF
whom are substantial freeholdera of sai{
ward. recommend the said application, Wis.
Albert Il. Barr, Vim. J. jones'
Jacob Borish, john 4. Ireland,
John Putczkus, George ". Zane
Martin Keating, Jacob B. Yates
Michael Hayes, Jacob Shapiro
John Burke, Dimes o 'COnnen
Thomas Kennedy, l. y. Collins.
Michael Morrissey, Walter H. Pierce
Gidel Podolsky, Michael Golden,
Isaac Miller, n. Jakob Knopf
J. Goodlevege, NJ. Slomonson,
r. Miller John Schuyler,
Simon Tuh, Anthony Przyczlck
p. Tucker. Walter Griffith.
apr8-3t. EDWARD l.. KEARNEy
Evening journal., 1914-04-06
HIGH AND GoLDEY no FIT.

Wilmington High and Goldey Col
legc baseball teams will open
their seasons this week. On Wednes-
day afternoon the Cherry and White
team will meet the Red and Gold boys
at Front and Union streets. The High
School lads have been working daily on
the grounds at Rockford, under the super
vision of Manager Keesey.
The lineup Of the Wilmington High
Schools team viii probably be as fol.
lows: Outfelders. Marion Minker, vii.
son and Keesey; first base. Ralph Min
ker; second base Stayton; shortstop
McCarden or Brakeman; third base
'palmatory; catcher. Pierson; pitcher
McGaw or Eaton.
Evening journal., 1914-04-06
MR. dupoNr HAs rHEArRE.

Pierre S. DUPONT is building n theatre
on his country estate, Longwood, near
Kennett Square. The building will be
used for the sake OF charity early in the
summer. II is understood that a Greek
pageant viii be presented in June. The
theatre is rustic, outdoor Italian style
built of native stone and green tilng
and designed by Mr.. DUPONT after one
which he saw on an estate near Flor
ence, Italy. The floor is OF green tiles,
as extensive as that of the New Century
Club drawing room, and a thousand
spectators can be accommodated for the
production. Luxury and conveniencea
have not been omitted; there are light
ing facilities and dressing rooms for the
actors have been created on either side
of the stage.
Evening journal., 1914-04-06
Girls IN GAGE AGAIN.

The Wilmington High School girls
viii play their second basketball
game tomorrow, Tuesday afternoon,
against the Smyrna girls in a return
game. The local players have been
devoting their time in making them
selves good basketball artists, and
they are confident OF again making
the Smyrna girls taste defeat
In the initial game the Whining
ton girls defeated smyrna here, Is
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