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Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1914-09-17

The general staff of the Pine Bluff "Buy-a-Bale" club will meet at the Chamber of Commerce this forenoon at 10 o'clock to plan the details of the campaign which is destined to
 place Pine Bluff in it's proper place among the Southern cities aiding in remedying conditions by advancing the price of the South's greatest crop through the "buy-a-bale" plan. The
 general staff, like that of the military,
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1914-09-17

Bordeaux Sept 16--It learned that the battle is stll the whole front from \oyon Ford the Mouse At evening stated that he a"ench had not yielded at
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1914-09-17
GENERAL STAFF OF "BUY-A.BALE" CLUB.

Hon. C. M. Philpot, chairman. J. M. Oracle, vice chairman E. B. BIoOm SC
 Executice Committee.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1914-09-17
Five Conductors Secure a
 Temporary Injunction : from Federal Judge.
ACTION FOLLOWS
 NOTICE OF STRIKE
Plaintiffs AlIege in Petition They Sought to Change Vote But Were
 Not So Permitted-Hearing Next Tuesday.

St. Louis. Sept. 16.--A temporary in junction restraining officials of sev- eral railway mems organizations from calling a strike against the St. Louis Southwestern railroad tCotton Belt was issued today by United States Circuit Judge Kinsey. A hearing on an application for permanent injunc- ton will be held September P.
 The injunction was asked by five employees of the Cotton Belt, who had voted for the strike. but when, with about 100 other trainmen they came here last Saturday to change their vote, they were not permitted to do so,, they said.
 The union officers had notified the Cotton Belt management strike would be called.
 Notice of the granting of the tenn porary injunction was received at the Cotton Belt shops in this city yes terday afternoon at 5:30 o'clock and posted on the board near the master mechanics office.
 The five employees mentioned in the above dispatch as having secured the order, are l.. R. Armstrong, U. D. Cannon, c. E. Mockbee, A. J. Me Knight and w. w. Alexander, mem bers of the Order of Railway Con ductors The notice reads that any member of the four organizations! who took the strike vote, who voted for or against may change their vote and be made parties plaintiff by writing or wiring their attorney, C.. C. Collins of St. Louis, Mo.
La croÌnica. (San Francisco, Calif.) 1914-1917, 1914-11-07
Linea de vapores.

Las Agencias de Berna, en- es-
ia ciudad, participant la aperture
de una nueva Inca de vapores.
Ell primer vapor saldra de este
puerto y su recorrido 10 hara to-
cando Balboa y los puertos Co.
lombianos y Ecuatorianos. La
Inauguration de esta Inca esta
anunciada para los primeros dias
de Diciembre Ell primer va
por no llevara pasaje, solamente
carga, pero los sucesivos va es-
taran listos para aceptar pasaje-
ros.
Ell Sr. Berna, Gerente en- jefe
de esta poderosa Compania nos
ha manisfestado que su PROPOSE
to es establecer en- los vapores
una completa tripulacion de va
p%orinos de la raza. Con tai mo-
two veria con agrado que todos
los que desearen TRAFALGAR, fue-
ran a hacer su respectful aplica-
ci6n.
He aqui una buena oportuni-
dad para la genie de mar.
La croÌnica. (San Francisco, Calif.) 1914-1917, 1914-11-07
Nnrllr hr Tutn.

Herido por los fechazos
de su implacable destino
mira ell rostro peregrino
de su esposa.... iDulces lazos
que la muerte a romper vino,
robandola de sus brazosi
De un carino puro y santo
esta es la historic cruel .....
Escribe mi pluma feel
esta historic de quebranto
y voy manchando con llanto
la blancura del papel......
En- airado desalino
vuelve ell pequeno a llorar
pues quiere en- ell padre hallar
pechos que cubre ell corpino....
iY vuelve a llorar ell nino
Y vuelve ell padre a cantari
Canta ell hombre una cancion.
LA ley del respeto infringe?.....
No, que en- su gran pena inge
de su canto la expression
y canta sin coraz6n,
como cantara una esfinge.
Contempla a su esposa inerme
Y ell cantO Sc lie atraganta
desgarrando SUI garganta...,
Jay, que ell nino no Sc enferme!...
Y ell pequenuelo Sc duerme
mientras ell padre lie canta.
! Deja al pequeno en- la cuna
otra veZ, y ell hombre llora;
la piedad del cielo implora
sin esperanto ninguna.,..
Sc desvanece la luna
ante la luz de la aurora.
No enciende ell sol todavia
en- ell mar su ardiente foco.
Mira ell hombre absorto y loco
que asoma la luz del dia
como, con alevosia,
llega un ladron POGO a POGO.
Una nube vagarosa
que SENECA nupcial velo,
blanca, cruza por ell cielo,
y la luz esplendorosa
del sol la tine de rosa,
encendiendola en- su vuelo.
va de la mesa en- la esquina,
cual alma que morir quiere
porque una pena la here,
brilla con su luz mezquina
la lampara que ilumina
cual una illusion que muere.
Y aquel hombre en- su desvelo,
-iTiembla la pluma que empuna!
cual Satan de nuevo cuno,
asoma al balloon su duelo,
busca a Dios, miranda al cielo.
rule airado y cierra ell puno!
Tito Encan.
La croÌnica. (San Francisco, Calif.) 1914-1917, 1914-11-07
Fiesta InfantiI
En- los bajos de la IgIesIa
de Nuestra Sra. de
Guadalupe.

Fl dia primero del presente,
tuvo v~erificativo en- los bajos de
la lglesia de Mira. Sra. de Qua
dalupe, una hermosisima fiesta
lnfantil, iniciada y llevada a fe-
liz termino por las monjas que
atienden los servicios de csc
temple.
La fiesta di6 principle con ell
preciosisimo Corus ''Repiquemos
y Cantemos otra vez mas, can
tado por todos los ninitos que
con gracia y donaire angelical 10
desempeharon divinamente.
PROGRAMA:
2.-Los Alegres "Carteritos'.
Masters Frank y Ramon Ipa-
rraguirre, Raphael y David Kot-
ia, Joaquin e Ignatius Lopez,
William Mortigia, John Correia,
Arthur de la Fuente, Milton AL
lone, Melvin Chambers, Charles
Balagna, Elliot Collins, Luis
Johnson, Antono Kusich, Mi.
chael Toscano, Julian Idiart,
Frank Beretta, Eugene Jordan,
Fred Luther, William Pauline.
La croÌnica. (San Francisco, Calif.) 1914-1917, 1914-11-07
CorrespOnsaI de la Gro
MICA" en- la carCeI
de c. Juarez, Mexico.

Ciudad Juarez, Mex. Noviem-
bre /, 1914.
Sr. Director de La Cronica"
San Francisco, Cal.
U. S. A.
Muy apreciable senior MIC:
Me supongo que habra extra
nado ell que no haya communicate
las noticias mas salientes de los
asuntos de la revolucl6n en- esta
parte de la Frontera mexicana.
pero creO que listed tendra la
bondad de disculparme al saber
ell percance que pase en- estos
campos de Dios, donde TODD es
espionaje, maldady cobardia, en-
ire los mil y un caudilleio Ca
rrancistas, -. Villistas 80, Ia
patistas ~ demas istas
Els ell case, que al andar to-
mando datos veridicos con res
pecto al traido y llevado complot
contra Villa, llega uno de los
tantos guerrilleros, jefes, presi-
denies, et., etc. y me dice, iquien
es usted?..... 70 lie respond.
soy IN corresponsal del semana-
rio La Cronica' que Sc publica
en- San Francisco, Cal, Y por
contestacion recibi un empellon
un "Vd, miente," Vd. es un
espia del barbudo Carranza....
Sigala " sin escuchar discul-
pas nj %protestas, me encierra en-
una bartolina. de donde no sail
hasta las 76 horas, Y pude COM
probar que no era tai espia y 81
corresponsal de La Cr6nica."
Por 10 expuesto, creo que me
dispensara por la tardanza de
mi correspondence. Va comu-
nicare importantes datos que
tengo Ell cartera, pero que antes
deseo rectificarlos.
Por estos rumbos va adquirien-
do gran circulation La Cr6ni-
ca.
LIE adjunto 35 contracts de
subscription; lie ruego Sc les re-
mita a los interesados a vuelta
de correo. He tenido alguna d.
flcultad con ell cambio del dinerc
mexlcano, pero TODD Sc ha halla.
nado.
Me es grato como siempre, re.
petirme de V. alto. S. S.
Ell Corresponsal Viajero,
FELIPE CARRILLO CORTINAS.
La anterior es de nuestro a.
preciable agente y corresponsaI
en- la frontera mexicana, Y como
veran nuestros lectores ell per.
canoe sufrido en- los dominios vi.
l~listas, es de aquellos que hacen
vacilar ell visitarlos.
Sentimos profundamente 10 O.
currido a nuestro active cores.
ponsal y lie deseamos para 10 SUI
cesivo mejor suerte.
La croÌnica. (San Francisco, Calif.) 1914-1917, 1914-11-07

S.-LaS nlnaS que representa-
las Estrellas:
Lady Moon, Norma Uriarte;
Moonbeams, Anna Lopez, Mer-
cedes Esqueda. Luisa Diaz, Kate
Barbero, Antonio Moran, Clare
Cuneo, Isabel Leon, Elise Blan-
chi.
Estrellas: -Consuelo Velasco,
Marguerite Villalon, Emma de la
Fuente, Gladys Ginocchio, Vic
toria Moran, Maria Aldan, Vic
toria de la Fuente, Rose Mendez,
Mary Gracias, Juanita Fernan-
DEE, Delma Prato, Victoria Fer
rari, Evelin Blanch, Margaret
Collins, Lucy Barbero, Eva Rel
ma, Josephine johnson, Claudia
Mafanti, Gladys McManus. Eli
sa Graziola, Constantine Blanca,
Fora Korich.
4.-La lecci6n del nino en- ell
cielo.
Blessed Mother impersonated
by Miss Irene Correia. The Holy
Child by Master Miguel Yribe-
ri.
5-Recitaci6n, por ell nino Ig.
natius Lopez.
Drama de la cadena Dora.
da y ell Patio de la Escuela.
solo de Violin, por ell nine
Luis Clark.
Characters Lottie Garcia,
Pillar Alvarez; Miss Howard,
Gertrude Ruiz, Isabella Fernan.
DEE: Julia, Laura Gal; Olga, Ire.
ne Corteia; Antoinette, Beatrice
Osuna; Eveline, Madeline Lopez
Madeline, Pamela Paupeschi
Hilda, Mary Correia; Ruth, Ire
ne Garcia.
Solo de piano por la nina
Isabella Fernandez.
9.-Las Puertas del Cielo, POI
Beatrice Osuna, Emma de /;
Fuente, Luisa Diaz y Victoria d.
la Fuente.
De tOdOS eSOS numerOS Sc com
ponia ell excelente programa gu,
los ninos de ambos sexos que to
maron parte, desempenaron feel
mente, conquistando muchos /,
mercedes aplausos.
Gran n1mero de familias con
currieron a la simpatica fiesta
y en- todoS los rostros Sc adivi
naba una algeria sin limites
al yer al enjambre de ninas
ninos que con mucha circunspec
ci6n desempenaban su papel.
Sin duda alguna que estas fies
tas son de gran provecho par;
los pequenos por la extricta mo
raj e instruction que en- clio
adquieren. NADIA mas que eS d,
lamentar que no Sc les enSe
men en- espanol, va que en- ell
toman parte gran numero de nj
nos mexicanos Y espanoles y pc
que ell temple donde 10 desempe
nan esta reconocido como ell TEN
plo de Ia raza, es decir, sosteni
do por todos los hispano-ameri
canOS.
Nuestras calurosas felicitacio
mes a todas las graciosas y sim
paticas ninitas y ninos, 10 mis-
La croÌnica. (San Francisco, Calif.) 1914-1917, 1914-11-07

de leyendo? Juana,-
va sabes que ell estudio de los
buenos libros levanta Y fortalece
ell amino.
-Bien, repuse: lee......
Ella extendi6 ell brazo y cogi6
uno de los volumenes que la DON
celia habia dejado sobre lamesa.
-Aqui tenemos a ''Werther",
dijo.
No pudo la casualidad poner
entire sus manos NADIA mas her
mOSO.
81, en- efecto, es muy hermo-
so, replica Juana, pero su lee
tura me oprime ell coraz6n.
Esas pasiones enfermizas que
conducen al suicide 9 al crimen,
son repugnantes. Busquemos
otro, este.... Rafael, de La
MARITIME.
-iMuy bueno!. -.
Pero demasiado lirico. IFS ex-
trano! Las mujeres que no To-
ran me inspiran miedo, pero los
hombres tristes me dan risa......
Y Juana cogi6 otro libro.
Este.
-iCual?
TERRA, de lola:
Una de las obras mas distin-
guidas del talentoso autor del
"Germinal' y de Mana"
-Tampoco lola me convence.
-iComo?..... iPues no hace
un instante que tn graciosa bo-
quita tronaba contra los escrito-
res del periodic romantico?
Tie dire, repuso Juana; yo no
gusto de las ridiculas explosio-
mes sentimentales de los unos, nj
de los groseros alardes de los
otros. Los ideales artisticos que
inspiran a los dos paladines de
las dos escuelas, me parecen
igualmente exagerados y def
cientes. 70 creo que en- la ge-
nesis, desarrollo y inalidad del
sentimiento amoroso hay esprit
tn y carne, afcion dulce y con-
templativa y liviandad brutal,
respeto y cinismo, recuerdos pla-
centeros que merecen suavemen-
tie ell amino y nervios que vibran.
Y de la intima fusion, de TODD
este nacen las ~pasiones durade-
ras y las virtudes inmarcecibles
que cOnserva la historic. ......
Permite, pues, que no lea Tie
ira"
Despues cogi6 otro libro, 10
abrio por las paginas del fndice,
y sus ojos empeZaron a leer dis
traidamente, luego su semblante
expreso gran atencion. De prom
to dijo:
Mira. este es precioso. j..
Aqui dice "Virtud, Eternidad de
la virtud; la virtud triunfa STEM
pre-: castigos reservados a los
malvadOS 10y mas adelante:
La Terra es ell mejor de los
mundos, la fraternidad reina en-
ire los hombres; Cain no ha de-
jado secession: la raza de los Ju-
daS no eXiste.
Juanita volvio la hoja y CONT
nuo leyendo: Los hombres son
buenos, las mujeres son feles;
inalterabilidad de las pasiones,
va no hay hljos ingratos. iPero
donde estan los egoistas que nc
los encuentro. $500.
-iPor vida mia! exclame asom-
brado, que sin duda ell autor de
este vol1men, es ell hombre mas
feliz y mas inocenton de la tie
IRA.
-jComo? interrumpi6 Juana.
mirandome de hito en- hito: iaca-
so no es cierto 10 que aqui dice?
-CreO que no.
-iPor que?
-iOh, querida mfa!. 49, or-
que una experienced cruel me en-
seno que en- todas parties hay mu-
jeres inconstantes Y hombres
perversos y amigos ingratos. v
que los Judas y los Gaines tie
men Y tendran siempre numero-
SOS imitadores
Y afadi:
i Como SO llama eso l;hro 49,
Evening journal., 1914-04-20

NEW YORK. April 20.-Michael p.
Mahoney a demented old man, at
tempted to shoot Mayor Mitchell as
the mayor was getting INTO his auto
mobile in front Of city hall. The bull
let missed the mayor and Arthur
Woods, police commissioner, who was
with him, and struck Frank Polk.
corporation COUNSEL sitting on the
other side of Mr.. Mitchell Mr.. Polk
was shot through the chin, and most
of his lower teeth were knocked out.
IL Is a painful wound, but the sur
geons' who were hastily called to at
tend him said that It was not danger
GUS. The would-be assassin lives in
Manhattan and is a crank regarding
police affairs. Commissioner Woods
was sitting next to the curb. and he
leaped from the automobile and
seized Mahoney before the assassin
was able to fire a second shot. Frank
Lyon Polk is a grandson of the Con-
federate bishop-general, Leonidas
Polk, who was killed while recon
noitering on Pine mountain. near
Marietta, Ca, June IA, 1864. His
Evening journal., 1914-04-20
RHEUMATISM DUE
TO impure BLOOD

Gates and Valves of Arteries Become
liberated and Organic Heart Trouble
Follows.
Thin, lifeless blood-an anemic con-
dition-often results in serious attacks
of infammatory rheumatism, and ulti-
inately leaves the heart crippled. This
dangerous form of the disease requires
careful treatment, for the heart may
be still further injured by the use OF
opiates and narcotics.
Rheuma, the prescription of special
int in rheumatic diseases, feeds directly
into the blood. insures its healthy flow,
enriches it, and increases its vitality It
Il free from dangerous drugs.
Rheuma conveys fresh oxygen to all
the organs Of the body through the
veins and arteries, dislodges the poi,
sonous particles of uric acid which have
liberated the little gates and valves
and passes them off through the natural
channels, the kidneys and bowels.
While cleansing the organs Of the poi
sonous waste, Rheuma increases the ap-
petite and thereby renews the vitality
Of the whole body.
Rheuma Ia sold BY n b. Danforth,
Market and Second streets for so cents
Il is guaranteed by the manufacturers
10 give permanent results.
Evening journal., 1914-04-20
NEW Castle TO
Sell Street BONDS
Bids on $4,000 Five Per
Cent Will Be Opened
Tomorrow
EPISCOPALIANS HEAR
VISITING RECTOR
snecIal % me EVENING JoURNAL.

Special to THE EVENING JOURNAL.
NEW CASTLE, Del, april z0.-City
Council will meet in special session to-
morrow evening to open bids for the
sale Of $4,000 worth Of per cent.
street improvement bonds. The bond
commission recently informed City
Council that all that is needed to 20
ahead with the work Of paving the city
is the money City Council at once
advertised the bonds for sale and the
meeting will be held tomorrow even
ing TO open the bids. Every one hopes
that bids win be received by the coun-
Gil so that the streets can be improved.
The first sturgeon to be caught off
New Castle was taken on Saturday by
John Tustill. The sturgeon was one
of the paying kind and sold for Sl3S.
In Emmanuel Church yesterday the
pulpit was filed by the Rev. j. w.
Cook of the Church OF the Ascension,
Philadelphia, owing 20 the absence OF
the Rev. Alban Richey who was called
to fredericksburg, Va, where his sister,
Mrs. j. +. Northrup is seriously sick
Miss Clara Walls. daughter of Mr.
and Mrs. Thomas ID. Walls. Sixth and
son of Ninth and Lombard streets,
Wilmington, were married here on Sat
urday evening by the Rev. J. II. Hill,
pastor Of the First Baptist Church.
James L. Bacon and William r. Kirk
are painting the Cohed Beach light
house.
jacobson Brothers, while fishing on
Saturday caught in their net what they
believe was seal. But before the men
could boat the fish the catch disap-
peared.
The roads around here yesterday
were crowded with people. Automobiles
passed through the town by the dozen.
Arthur Carroll yesterday was thrown
from his carriage and received several
cuts and bruises in addition TO a dis
location of the Shoulder. The horse
was caught before further damage was
done.
In st. Peters Church next Sunday
afternoon the Rt. Rev. John J. Mona
CHAN, Bishop of Wilmington, will ad-
minister the sacrament of Confirmation
TO a class of boys and girls. Many chill
dren will receive their first holy COM
munion at the early mass
The attendance in all the churches
yesterday was large
Mrs. Thomas Boyle was removed in
the Phoenix ambulance to the Physi-
clans and Surgeons Hospital. Whining
ton, yesterday. Mrs. Boyle is suffering
from severe attack of the grip.
The entertainment given on Satur-
day night in the parish house 10 the
children was a pleasing affair.
Shad fishermen last night were hope
full that the warm weather would bring
more shad TO the Delaware river this
week. SO far this season the fishermen
have had poor luck
Evening journal., 1914-04-20
wELcoME FoR pR. MuRRAY.

A reception viii be given the Rev. w
l.. S. Murray and Mrs. Murray in Ep-
worth NJ T.. Church tomorrow evening
DR.. Murray has been returned as pastor
Iof Epworth Church for the second yeaI
and the congregation of the church is
pleased with the prospects of another
successful year. The pastor and family
are very popular with the Epworth peo-
pie. There will be the usual welcoming
speech-making and short musical pro
gram, followed by refreshments. The
public is invited to attend.
Evening journal., 1914-04-20
WASHING WON'T RID
Head OF DANDRUFF
Dissolve It. That's Best way

The only sure way to get rid of dand-
ruff is to dissolve it, then you destroy it
entirely. To do this, get about four
ounces of ordinary liouid arvon; apply
it at night when retiring; use enough to
moisten the scalp and rub it in gently
with the finger tips
DO this tonight, and by morning most
if not all of your dandruff will be gone,
and three or four more applications will
completely dissolve and entirely destoy,
every single sign and trace of it, no
matter how much dandruf you may
] have.
You will find, too. that all itching
and digging of the scalp will stop at
once, and your hair will be fluffy lus-
trous. glossy, silky and soft. and look
and feel a hundred times better
If you want to preserve your hair,
do by all means get rid of dandrufI for
nothing destoys the hair more quickly.
1t not only starves the hair and makes
it fall out. but it makes it stringy,
straggly, dull, dry, brittle and lfeless,
and everyone notices il. You can get
liquid arvon at any drug store II is
inexpensive and never fails to do the
lwork.
Evening journal., 1914-04-20
QUICK RELIEF FOR
stomach MISERY
Mi-o-na will put your Sour Classy, Up
set Stomach in Orderly One
Dose and Prove II

If you are stomach sufferer do not
despair-immediate safe and sure re-
lief is at hand. Mi-o-na Stomach tab
let's, sold in fifty-cent boxes at all drug
stores, are a specific for out-of-order
stomachs.
Mi.o-na is not only quick digestive,
but stimulaut and strengthener Of the
stomach walls. Il increases the flow OF
digestive fluids, soothes the irritated
! membrane, and puts the stomach in
shape to do the work nature intended.
I Ii suffering with Indigestion, dyspep-
sia, gastritis, or any of the various
forms Of stomach misery, usually mdi-
Gated by nervousness, distress after eat
ing. headache, dizziness, bad breath, OF
sour stomach, do not wait, do not suffer
needlessly-tak Mi-o.na today. n. b.
Danforth, Market and Second streets
sells it on money back II not satisfied
plan.
Evening journal., 1914-04-20
ODD FELLOWS BOOST
ATLANTIC CITY TRIP

John T. Magee, Deputy Grand Master
Of the Grand Lodge of Delaware, /. o.
%. f., visited Centreville Lodge, No.
27 on Saturday night when the new
officers were installed. Following the in
stallation a banquet was served Sew
eral members Of the publicity and ad-
vertising committees of the lodge ac-
companied Deputy Master Magee and
they spoke of the proposed visit of the
Delaware lodgemen to Atlantic City
next September. The committee viii
visit other lodges of the State in an
effort to arouse interest in the proposed
trip.
The officers of the State committee
Of the order in charge Of the trip are;
A. p. Hudson chairman; J. +. Snyder,
treasurer; ID. r. Morton, secretary.
The list of committees follows;
Transportation II. Robinson,
chairman; A. c. Price, William Roth,
J. +. Snyder +. II. Wilkinson, w. G..
Sammons. Vic Kitchens, c. M. Simpler.
Uniform committee-D r. Morton,
chairman: j. w. Crossan, r. Strong, NJ.
Shnman, William Lang.
Information Bureau at Atlantic City
William Lang. chairman; J W. Cros-
san, A. c. Price.
Advertising and publicity committee
"A. c. Price. chairman; ID. r. Morton,
NJ. Shuman, J. b. Lloyd J. +. Snyder,
w. Roth. John Frederick, William
LANCE. G. NJ. Dawson. W. d. Kersey,
j. C. Abbott, H. E. Lynch, S. E. Lewis,
Arthur Derrickson w. n. Householder,
G. l. Durnall, n. T. Brown, 4. II. Me-
Nemar. n. /. Guhb. c. NJ. Simpler,
S. Il. Smith. j. H. Whitaker, j. p. Mas
ten. J. r. Hayes, c. A. Anderson, r,
j. Powell, C. d. Appleby. W. T. Toppin.
Band ommittee-George Hayes
chairman; Bayard Strong, Richard Nc
Mullen, G. G. Oliver, II. r. Downing.
Evening journal., 1914-04-20
DISCUSS UNUSUAL SCHOOLS.

At the New Century Club on Friday
an educational conference on unusual
schools was held, under the auspices
Of the educational committee. An ac-
count Of the work in the training
school for defective children was
given by Miss Aspril, Of Friendsf
School.
Miss Mercer, spoke of open air
schools. A paper on vocational
schools, written by Miss Anna W,
Bird was read by Mrs. f. E. Bach
An account of the Montessori schools
at Torresdale, Pa, both for normal
children and deaf mutes was given by
Mrs. o. G. Purdy.
Evening journal., 1914-04-20
s1O0 FOR BEsT POTATOEs.

The Philadelphia Society Tor Pro-
noting Agriculture has offered 500
for the best acre Of potatoes. The
competition is open TO New Castle
county as we'll as nearby counties in
Pennsylvania and New Jersey.
Every farmer in the above counties
is invited 10 enter the contest by
making application to the secretary,
r. Francis Wood, Esq. 225 South
Sixth street. Philadelphia, before
June 1. Entry blanks will be dis
tributed also through the assistance
of local seed stores. county agents,
secretaries Of oranges. farmers clubs,
local banks. etc.
Evening journal., 1914-04-20
WANT HANDY no VISIT CITY

Members OF the Wilmington w. c. T..
U. held their April meeting on Friday
afternoon. The letters read included
one from former Governor J. Frank
Handy Of Indiana, relative to the Fly
ing Squadron work Efforts will be
made to have Mr.. Handy come to viii
mington to address a public meeting.
Evening journal., 1914-04-20
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