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Pine Bluff daily graphic. (Pine Bluff, Ark.) 1893-1942, 1914-08-20
GEORGE R4lEDOZRH lzESZER

"Nho was The boy and what else did
he say" inquired Wallingford. serious
~ Interested.
Carrots SayhOrn He's got frptkleS
too. hut they mint rs rnnnA rs mime ~
Evening journal., 1914-03-16
ON LADDER "a
FEET In AIR
Fireman Demonstrates POSSi-
biIitieS Of City Fire Depart
ment With New Aerial
Truck

Several thousand persons witnessed
the tcst OF tine new automobile hook
and ladder of tine Delaware Fire Com
pany at the Hotel DUPONT on saturday
Afternoon. The members of the fire com
mittce of City Council and several other
Councilmcn witnessed the test.
II tool, the memhcrs of the committee
lust 81 seconds To hoist the first ladder
TO a vertical position by electric power.
and then raise the extension ladder by
hand until it was 80 feet in the air.
When il was at its fullest height, H. h..
Noortman, assistant to Mr.. Stres the
demonstration. mounted II and climbed TO
the last step. where he stayed several
minutes He then came down. and the
ladder which is attached TO a turntable,
was swung in complete circle. Owing
20 the fresh paint some OF which had
gotten in the mechanism. the ladder
could not swing towards the hotel 50
that il could be lowered against the
building and it was quite a little time
before this could be done. When the
ladder was mallv lowered against the
building il reached almost TO the seventh
floor the hotel Had the truck been
standing close to the sidewalk it would
have probably reached the ninth floor
The ladder is ninety feet in height and
tho Hotel DUPONT is one hundred and
twelve feet high. In cases of extrem,
necessity. the truck could be run on
the sidewalk close to the walls OF tn,
Evening journal., 1914-03-16

Ross Stevens has been visiting friends
at Chestertown, Nd
Mrs. Harvey Boggs was a recent guest
OF friends at Chestertown. Md.
Henry Graham of Magnolia. is the
guest of Mr. and Mrs. Ebeu Graham
Miss Florence Green of Rchoboth, Is
visiting in Harrington and lnis city.
Miss Jennett Knight was Weekend
guest of MIR. and Mrs. John Knight Of
llavre de Grace, Md.
Mn. and Mrs. Alfred Clifton We're re-
cent guests OF relations at FELTON,.
Miss Eta Dehority of FELTON, is
spending several lays with friends in
this city.
Carroll Edwards was a recent guest
OF his mother at Alillington, Md.
Mrs. Elizabeth Crew OF Betterton
Md. is the guest of friends in this city.
Mrs. Jennie Price and son, Hazel, o;
Warwick Md. were recent guests OF
friends in this city.
Miss Mamie Merritt has returned
to Warwick, Md, al,er visit to friends
IN this city.
c. A. Hastings of laurel, was recent
visitor here.
George Vickers of Laurel, has been
visiting Wilmington friends.
Miss katherine Bowen has returned tc
Newark after visit to Mrs. j. EarlG
Newman i'm this city.
Mrs. James a. Draper, 'lr., returned
Saturday from two weeks stay al
Palm Beach, Fla.
Miss Dorothy Wood OF Baltimore, Il
a week end guest OF DIR. and Mrs harle'
4 Reese Miss Dorothy Wood and Miss
Carol Wood were in Chester. Pa, Friday
night to attend a dinner given by Mrs
Alfred Coney.
Mir. and Mrs. +. c. Tallman are speni
inc the weekend with Mr.. and MIS-
William 5 Tallman at Pittsburg, Pa.
Miss Harriet kirkus returned rrids,
after a weeks visit in Washington, d
a with Mrs. Walter Dunlop.
Evening journal., 1914-03-16

PHILADELPHIA, March l6.-ln rec
opntion of his thirty years associa-
tion with the Business. y. W. Aver &
Son, advertising agents ON Saturday
night dincd Albert G.. Bradford member
and financial manager OF the firm
Interest in this anniversary celebra-
tion is nationwide. because there is no
enc man connected with advertising
more widely and iavorably known TO
publishers or who has been more closely
identified with great achievements OF
modern publicity than Mr. Bradford. lie
has under his immediate direction the
disbursing of immense sums for advertis.
ing space. II has gen conseryatively
estimated that y. W. Aver & Son have
paid American publishers over $4,000
600
Mr. Brndfords association with n. w.
Aver a. Son began in 1854 as a book
keeper. In lSas ne was made a member
of the firm. which then consisted of +.
Wayland Aver aud Henry n. Mckinney.
Jarvis a. Wood became a member at
the same time. and later Wilircd w. Fry
was taken into the partnership. all be-
inc seated al Mr.. Bradford's right and
LETT Saturday night The dinner was
largely nn Aver family affair, over
270 present and past employees being
present.
Several fine addresses were made, MI
Aver paying Mr. bradford a particular
III interesting tribute. During the even.
ing S. Wilbur German. general manager
ol y. w. Aver 8 Son, presented Mr.
Bradford with magnificent Seth Thom.
as grandidthers clock ON behalf of th,
firm and It's employees.
Evening journal., 1914-03-16
BATHER NEARLY
KILLED BY GAS
Wife Finds AIva E. Spahr
Near Tub and Doctors
Save Life

Alva f. spahr, aged SO years. OF
No. South Harrison street. was
overcome by Illuminating gas while
taking a bath in his home late yes
terday afternoon. and owes his life
to his wife. who entered the bath
room and found him lying un-
conscious. partly in and partly ou, Of
the tub MIS- spahr summoned help.
and two pelghbors. Robert T. Wilson
and Joseph Wilson worked upon tho
unconscious man. applying artificial
respiration. until Or. Wilbur Adams.
OF No. 1902 Lancaster avenue. and Dr.
Willard y Smith, Of Fourth and
Harrison streets, arrived. They re-
vived Mr. Spahr.
There is small gas stove in the
bath room. IN which Mr.. Spahr was
bathing, which is used for heating
purposes. and the aged man was not
aware that the hose connecting with
the jet leaked. Gas fumes slowly
filled the room. and Mr. Spahr failed
TO notice the odor of gas until he was
about ready to dress. BY that time
Il was too late to escape from he
room, the poisoned air having over
come him. and he fell partly In and
partly out of the tub.
As Mrs Spahr thought her husband
had been in the bath room an unusu-
ally long time. she started to in
| vestigate. She detected the odor
( of gas as she neared the room, and
was almost overcome by the fumes.
She found her husband lying un-
conscious, and at once summoned
help When the physicians arrived
they found the two Wilson men ap-
plying artificial respiration. IL was
some time before Mr.. Spahr was
finally revived.
Evening journal., 1914-03-16
NEWSY DOINCS
OF new CASTLE
Attorney General WOICOtt Ad-
dresses h. ethOtiSt Church
BoraCCa Class
FORMER mayer GOES
NEST TO MAKE HOME

Special to THE EVENING JOURNAL.
NEW CASTLE, March i6. Attor-
ney-Geueral Josiah o. Wolcott ad-
dresued the Baiacca Class OF the
NJ. r. Sunday school here yesterday
afternoon Members OF the class in
discussing the address Of Mr. wolcott
said it was typical of the day. full Of
sunshine and goodness
The Rev. Frederick NJ Kirkus. OF
Trinity Church. Wilmington. ex-
changed pulpits last evening with the
Rev Alban Richey. u. ID.
Several Of the members and their
women friends attended the lecture
and concert in the Playhouse. VIII
mineton, last night The lecture was
on "A Night in Ireland Among
the singers was Miss Emma Lore.
who accompanied herself on the harp.
The members of the First Presby-
terrain Church and New Castle people
in general were highly pleased to
see the Rev. s. Beatty Wylie out doors
yesterday Mr. Wylie occupied the
pulpit and preached at both services.
! Division No 3. Ancient order OF
] Hibernians, met In their room yester-
day morning and marched Ia a body
TO ST. Peters Church. where they re-
ceiyed Holy Communion at the 8
o'clock mass. William S. Martin was
chief marshal This As an annual
turn out when every member of the
order throughout the world attends
Church and receives Holy Com
munion.
Mrs. Chauncey p. Halcomb. who
has been confined 10 her home on the
Strand, was sufficiently recovered
yesterday 10 be out of doors.
Samuel Farmer on Saturday enter
tanned a number of friends al his
parents home on the Strand The
occasion was his birthday anniver-
sary celebration
John Quimby. OF Chester. former
resident of New Castle was a visitor
here yesterday. Mr.. Qulmby is al
ways welcome among the New Castle
/ people, for he has been a fayorite for
I years.
Evan G. Boyd. president of the
New Castle Board OF Trade. left on
Saturday for ST. Paul. MINI. Mr.
Boyd has been in New Castle for sew
eral months and In that time has been
the moving figure in the movement TO
reorganize the Board of Trade But
IL has been a difficult task. Tie will
go into business in ST. Paul.
The Rev J. b. Hin preached two
interesting sermons yesterday in the
First Baptist Church.
John Palmer the well known butch.
er of the West End. is again critically
i'll.
In Immanuel Episcopal Church to
morrow evening the Rev. Floyd W
Tomkins, ID. d.. rector of Holy Trim
ity p. +. Church. Philadelphia, vii
occupy the pulpit DR. Tomkins {
fluent and eloquent speaker an
the congregation is sure 20 be
large one.
Shad fishermen were Joyous yes
terday on account of the fine day am
following the work of the sun of th
previous day the ice aud snow disap
peared IN all sections few NOR
warm days and the temptation OF dip
ping shad nets will be great.
The Guarantee Roofing Company
doing considerable work here.
Evening journal., 1914-03-16
SOCIAL AND PERSONAL NEWS

Mr.. and Mrs. Coleman Peace Brown
OF Devon. Pa. were among the guests
at small dinner given Friday evening
by Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas W. Miller
Mrs. Martin Lane is in Brogan. Ore,
visiting MIR. and Mrs Clarence Lane tor
a month.
Miss Carol Ramsay is week end
guest OF Miss Marjorie Lee at German
town, Pa.
Ralph Shallcross Of KennedYville. Nd,
has been spending a few days in this
city.
Emory w Hukill was recent guest
of friends at Middletovn.
Mrs Lydia r. Biddle, of near Prices
{ Corner. entertained ON Sunday Mrs
! Charles Wingate Miss Alma Lane
( Misses Anna. Levinia and Bradley
/ Ford.
Evening journal., 1914-03-16
MANY HEAR DUPONT CONCERT.

Because of the bright sunshine and
general spring-like weather Of yes
;erday. there was record attend
cert in the afternoon. he soloists
were Ethel Hepburn. soprano. and r.
=. Clark, 'cellist and both were en-
Enthusiastically received.
Miss Hepburn's solo. "Jesu, Jesu,
Miserere,' was particularly beautiful.
Splendid selections were given by
the Hotel Orchestra, and the concert
throughout was especially enjoyable.
Evening journal., 1914-03-16
CALLAwAY AND kEENAN 0rT.

James II Galloway. former coroner
Of New Castle County. now magis-
trate az Newport, has announced his
candidacy for sheriff of this county.
at the next election
James Keenan,. the well-knoWn
painting contractor, who two years
ago was candidate for Levy Court
Commissioner. in the Second Levy
Court district. will again become a
candidate for that office.
Evening journal., 1914-03-16
EpnM0RTn LEAGrE RALLY.

The next rally OF the Epworth
League Union will be held IN New
port. on next Thursday evening, when
Doctor Thomas w Mckinney will de-
liver his address, 'Coatesville' Wet and
Dry"
There are more than twenty leagues
IN the union, and there Is much in
terest In these meetings, which are
largely attended. Penrose r. Tally Is
the president
Evening journal., 1914-03-16
BIRTHDAY PARTY.

a tea party was given Saturday night
tc Miss Emma Carpenter in honor of
her second birthday anniversary Au-
sic was furnished by Mrs. Crawford,
violin Selections by Thomas Ware. a
duet was sung by Margaret Thompson
anr Jessie Thompson. Recitations were
given by Elizabeth Crawford. Those
present were Master William Carpenter
James Flaherty William Crawford. Rob
ert Crawford, Harlan Allen, William
Bambor William MeCleary, William
Thompson, Gavan Thompsons Jean
lish. Thomas Rogan. Jessie Thompson,
Pauline McCleary, Mildred Bamber. Mil
dred Crawford. Stacia Rogan Marglcr-
itc Crawford. Anna Crawford Elizabeth
/ Crawford, Mabel .-,les, H. a. Campbell.
Evening journal., 1914-03-16
EDEN CLUB SOCIAL.

pleasing musical entertainment on sun
uaY afternoon. There Wa singing and
dancing. Charles Wright and Peter llol.
land furnished music ON the piano. Solos
sung hy Fuhrman Stewart. Steven Aug.
derry Lynch. Daniel llasan. Charles
Banner and Hugh Dugan.
Evening journal., 1914-03-16

There Is department In the Want
Columns where men and women can
make their applications for employ
ment, no matter to what they are At
ted; where they can tell the employ
ers OF this community that they are
ready to go to work.-Adv.
Evening journal., 1914-03-16
cnrRcm NEM0RIAL sERyIrE.

In the lecture room of Grace NJ T..
Church on Wednesday evening. at 745
o'clock, "A memorial service will be
held In memory of the late Rev. Wes-
ley Clark johnson, and Or. George
W. Twitmyer both of whom we're
members OF Grace Church.
Evening journal., 1914-03-16
Tn ATTEND .RANOrET.

General James II. Wilson will at
tend banquet at the Hotel Astor.
New York city. tonight, in celebration
OF the founding Of West Point Gen
oral Wilson is of the class of 1860.
Another member Of his class. General
Horace Porter, will preside at the
feast
Evening journal., 1914-03-16
ANNUAL DANCE CARNIVAL.

Rehearsals are under way for Miss
McClafferty's annual carnival. which
classes will take part in the carnival.
Evening journal., 1914-03-16
BOYS CLUB ELECTION.

On Friday evening the Hanover Boys
Club elected Howard Young, president +;
Alillard Logan, vice president; Paul Win
trup. secretary, and Lawrence Witsel,
treasurer.
Evening journal., 1914-03-16
VETERAN NAVAL
PAYMASTER DEAD

The funeral OF John a. Kelly. who
died in Atluntic City on saturday will
take place hero tomorrow morning. Mass
OF requiem will be celebrated in St.
Patrick. Church and ntcmcnt made in
the CathedraNeemetcry Nj. Kelly was
6s years of age ans. for forty year, was
a paymastcr IN the United States navy.
Nh Kelly was born in Ireland but came
TO Wilmington when small boy and
was a graduate of ,. Peters parochial
School lie had heon living at Galcn
Hall since he retired and where he went
for his health Ills death was caused uy
heart trouble. William n. hu. tom "a
nephew of 1905 King street, from whose
home the deceased VIA ne buried. wos
visiting his uncle. having been called
there last Thursday. lie was al dinner
at the time OF Mr. kclly's DEATH \
daughter, Miss Riency Kelly of New
or,. was present at the bedside ot her
father. Mr.. Kelly i. survived by another
daughter. Mrs. Vharc, lnrdael at New
York and a sister. Miss MARY Kelly.
The hody was brought TO Wilmington
Yesterday morning. The deceased Ton
II years prior TO his retirement from
the navy was paymastcr at the Naval
Academy al annapolis.
Evening journal., 1914-03-16
DINNER BOZ GUESTS.

Mr.. and Mrs Henry Hopes caves
dinner Saturday evening in honor Of
Mrs. j. findley van Lear and her guest
Mrs. Webb OF IIayerford, Pa.
Evening journal., 1914-03-16

Tho Faster and third assembly dance
of the w. NJ. Ritchie dancing class will
be given at Shellpot Park ON April 20.
Gontlemens tickets 90 cents. Ladies 25
contsa
Evening journal., 1914-03-16
cHRI,TENING PARTY-

Max Feldman. Jr., son Of Air. and
Mrs. Morris Feldman. OF No. ll5 French
street. was chrstened Yesterday at the
home OF the parents,
Evening journal., 1914-03-16
INVITATIONS For dinner

Andrew C. Gray has issued invitations
for dinner to be given at the Country
Club on Tuesday night.
Evening journal., 1914-03-16
RECITAL AT GRACE.

recital ps Miss Kathryn ltdgeway
for tlc benefit OF Grace auxiliary OF the
Women Home Missionary Society will
of the affair comprises Mrs. L. p. Gold
ing. Mrs r. B. Wheeler. Mrs. J. a. Col
by, Mrs. W. G.. Nlurgatroyd, Miss Ella
Riley Mrs J. s. Mmnu. Mrs. f. Kniilen,
Mrs. r.. Wood and Mrs. James Semple.
building and the ladder would reach al
most TO the top floors.
Prior 10 the test the truck made a
trial run about the city and went over
Fourth street hin at a speed of six
per hour.
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. m01tcn bolo bic @affcn rlb'n,
Wlo6t' oo9 oic 6ricocnsitmoc ibla-
gen
So 6eten mir nit 8cr5 unO Wluno,
SAT- min oaS Slid in 5@erben bre-
6cn
9}o1 IN scr lcbtau S9ei0cituno'
g8iult on sid an Scr Mcni96cit rG-
6cn?
6abr' BIN ou ciierner Gprdnul
&cin @las miro nuf Ocin Bobl ge-
trlnfen;
DaS neuc Sa6r 5erbribt oen @ann,
@eun crit oein bhlt'ger Gbron per-
ilInfcn.
Gem nenen Sa6r gift inner Sang.
8 moht' iid iinier @unicb crfiillenl
llil0 nobt' oes 6rieoens 6eierflang
Gie SHredeus5eit ouf groen itilen.
glln fiiQt sic @ldier bis 5um &ano,
Sin icoes Ser5 ioa iid cr6eben.
Slid auL on oeutides &aterlono,
81 Oeinen 9iu5mc ioait OH lebenl"
81. 3. 9.
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scr Mprtdefcr Nenait tpbt.

Snfolge cines Ser6lhloges idieo
Or. s. Gopin Sengit Scr friibere
9r6iioent Der itaotli6e @bormo6eu.
ten 9li|ociotion in Ser Mobnuug
icines 9lcffen Sru. g. 9. 9enier in
Carlisle, 4o., aus Dem 9eben. Ger
@eritorbene iprad nit ieincnl gecf-
fen, als cr pl0blicb 5u 9oOen fiel mo
nod penigen W1inutcn itar6. Ir.
&cn9it bate friibcr cine glpotbefe an
Der gdc bon @op.StraBe umo Gen-
trol-9IDenue. Gr groouirte i'm Sabre
1877 bonn uW(urDloGnocr &bnrmn-
6eutiiden Goacg.~ Gr mar Elm @lits
glieo Ger uStmerifoniiben @borma.
5euten.9liiociutiou~ oes u@ercins ocr
9oufleute uno Sobrifonten Der gllt-
ita0t" nno 0eS aglor0oitli6cn Ser
ibonerlmgs @ereins.~ Scr 2cidl-
nam trof geitern 9lbenO bier cin uu0
Oie @ecrOigune finOet BON ser @ob-
nrng ieineS @ruocrs. Srn. 2ouis
Sengit Nlr. 713, 9lorO. .6ulton.Str,
ans ltatt. Scr @eritorbene miro oil.
Ser Dem @ruoer BON einer Sbweitcr,
6rou $. @enfer betroucrt.
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Nr. 2uhn stiefe[ aeitor6en.

SIN 9llter bon 72 SSobreu ihieO
geitcrn Sr. Sobu StiefeI ser in Dem
n6ipe @3ile Souie" an Der Sorforo-
&ooo mo6nte, I'M uSt. SoIepb's So-
ipitnI" infolee elmer Complication
bon arantbciten aus oenlg2eben. 9Iu
Z. September funl Der 8eritor6ene
oif Der StroBe 5i Sail unO brod Oas
linfe 9ein. Seit jenem Gage mar
er Elm @otient I'M oSt. Soiepb's So
ipitoL.