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Evening journal., 1914-01-21
Johnson Will Show No Quarter
TO Regulars Who Quit Americans

With Bill Kilifer and Ad Brennan in
Philadelphia TODAY, the federals are
threatened with learning how 1t feels TO
be the owner of a jumper. The two
Philles will confer with President Bak-
er and may frog back TO their old team,
il is declared. There was considerable
activity in the old organizations IN the
signing line yesterday the Athletics an-
nouncinp the receipt of contracts from
all the regulars with the exception OF
Plank. Coomhs. Thomas. Danny Mur-
phy. The Federals are thus free TO
claim them. Sherwood Magee has sign
ed with tine Phillics and Al Demarec' S
contract was received by the Giants.
Catcher Henry and Outielder Shanka
were lined up by Clark Griffith. The
National League also indicated that it
expected to be able TO start the season
bv announcing the schedule meeting
would be held here February 10.
frank Chance is quoted from Los An
geles as saving that Charles Murphy i-
responsible for the organization of The
Federal League. Chance declared Mur
lphv was an objectionable figure
Young otto. who was looked upon as .
middleweieht of some proportions some
time ago "came back' last night b,
knocking out Young Keats. OF Ohoa, il
A. seconds. Phil Bloom also got int
action here going to a draw with Benny
Leonard
parke Davis. Of Princeton, member o
the Football Rules Committee. has com
ipiled figures showing 400 colleges an'
500 schools were represented by foot
ball teams last year. The total attend
ance Tor the games l. estimated a
nearly l3,0OO,0OO approximately 1920
games were played aud 10000 player
participated
Evening journal., 1914-01-21

housands tell us they
bought their oliver Typewriters
without noticing the outlay
Here's the way the Plan
works.
You make small first pay
meut and get the machine at
once.
Then save IL Cents day and
pay monthly. exactly the same
as rent
Whom you complete the pay
ments. the typewriter is yours
forever. And you pay only the
regular list price.
Evening journal., 1914-01-21
BUSINESS In
The ORIENT
Delaware College Professor
AddIeSSeS Students on
Philippine Subject
STATE FEDERATION
OF WOMEN'S CLUBS
speeIaI % nm EvENING JouRNAI. |

Special 20 THE EVENING JOURNAL
NEWARK. Del. Jan. 2l.--Thc first
OF the winter series OF lectures by mem
bers OF the Delaware College faculty at
tracted a fair crowd 10 the college ora
tory last night. The speaker was Pro.
lessor Thomas Il. Manns. plant patholo-
gist at the Experiment Station, and his
subject was "Our business in the Ori
ent.n The lecture proved unusually in
teresting. and was Illustrated with a
large number of lantern slides that Pro-
iessor Aanns gathered in the Philip.
pines. Before coming TO Delaware Col
leee he spent several years in the Phil
ippine Islands and consequently spoke
largely from experience and his own
knowledge OF conditions there. The lee
ture was free TO the public and the SER
les promise 10 be- more popular than
ever before.
The executive committee of the State
Federation of Nomcn's Clubss will hold
an important meeting here tomorrow at
the home of Mrs G. l.. Penny, formerly
president of the Newark New Century
Club
Contractor L. b. Jacobs, who several
weeks ago was given AN extension o'
time by the Sewer Commission 20 oom-
plOtc the work of installing Newark 8
new $50 .00O sewer system. has made
rapid progress since that time and the
work 3. now nearly finished. II will
probably bc completed early next week
and the system of sewers and disposed
plant will De in operation in short
time. The commission. as well as th,
engineer. are well satisfied with The
work of the contractor The work 0i
making connections with dwellings ant
( business houses along Main street D.
also nearly completed
Thomas I. Claringbold, -nb-contraeto
for the eycavating. haulng and foundl
zion work ON the new buildings to b'
erected for a.. Nomcn's College o
Depot Road. IL making rapid progress
with the work lie has been able to con
tinue with the work, Notwithstanding
some severe weather As soon as Nh
Clariughold'- part of the work is com
pleted W. d. lladdock and tompan
of Wilmington The general contractor
will rush the construction work. as ti
Affiliated COLLEGE Commission insist
that the buildings be completed IN An
gust in time for them 10 be furnishe
ana ready for opening the middle
September.
Miss Winifred Robinson. Recently al
pointed dean OF the college. viii be
Newark early next month She will re
main here organizing the college work.
Lieutenant Charles G.. Herman. li
military instructor at Delaware Coiieg
who was seriously injured last week %
fall down the basement steps at h
home ON Main street. was somewh'
improved last night. Lieutenant lie
mans condition. however is stiu se
ious
Evening journal., 1914-01-21
.IALLY FIYE- DANCE.

The Saturday Night Boys Of the
Jolly Five" have given several fine
dances so far this season. and viii
continue with their regular Saturday
night dance for the remainder OF the
winter months in Eden Hall. Music
is furnished by Kimmey's five piece
orchestra.
The dancers who attend the Satur-
day night dances we're. extended an
invitation TO the Waldorf Club
dance. which viii be held Thursday
night. January %. in Masonic Temple,
% N~--,,-~f noi
Evening journal., 1914-01-21
SOCIAL AND PERSONAL NEWS

Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph Anderson Of
Delaware City were recent guests OF
friends here.
William II. Householder Of Delaware
City has been visiting Wilmington
friends
Mr.. and Mrs. Ezekiel Cooper and
daughter, Jean. have been spending sew
eral days at State Road.
Mrs. Mary T.. Money OF Townsend is
visiting relatives IN this city.
Mrs. D. l. MeAllister has returned to
Baltimore after visit to friends in this
city.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Hanson OF Burrs-
vile, Nd, are guests Of friends in this
city.
Miss Helen Kirk was recent guest OF
Dover friends.
Miss Elva Montague OF FELTON, has
been visiting relatives in this city.
R. Sidney Studley. Jr.. has returned
TO this city after spending several weeks
with Laurel friends.
Samuel King OF Warwick. Md, has
been visiting relatives in this city.
MIR. and Mrs. j. X. Kirk OF Bethel
have been visiting frnends in this city.
Mr.. and Mrs. Pierce Alrich have been
visiting friends at Bethel
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Cleaver hav,
! been spending several days with friends
at Bethel.
Miss NJ. O. jackson OF Woodlawn is
yisiting friends here.
Nj. and Mrs. Theodore Jones Of st
Georges have been visiting friends here
Ar. and Airs. G. r. Magee have re
turned to Harbeson after spending few
days with friends in this city and Balti
more.
Mrs. Lydia Alagee has returned from
visit TO friends at Harbeson.
William Lynch was a recent gues
o. his grandparents at FELTON,.
W. G. Stayton OF Love Point was &
recent visitor in this city.
Euos II. William has returned 4
Bowers after a weeks visit to friend
here.
Miss Reba Lord. who has been VISITING
at Bowers, has returned to her homo II
this city
Miss Elizabeth Ross of Milford ha
been visiting Mrs. :. II. Lewis and Mrs
Clement Biddle in this city and Phila
delphia.
MIR. and Mrs. Cleve wilkins have re
turned from a visit to Milford friends.
Henry Litchfield West. OF Washing
ton. ID. c., who has been the guest o
Mr.. and Mrs. Edgar NJ. Hopes 70
" several days, returned to Washington
today
Mrs. T. Coleman DUPONT LETT o
Sunday for Louisville, Kentucky, 70
an indefinite stay.
7 MIR. and Mrs. Frank +. Patterso
have gone TO Mexico for a visit I
their son and daughter-in-law, MI
4 and Mrs. Robert Patterson.
g Mrs. e. T. Belts left today for
weeks stay at Atlantic City.
+, Osborne Whitley of York, Pa, wh
y has been visiting Wilmington rela
n tives, has returned home.
r Miss Alice Belts has returned frol
v weekend visit to Philadelphia.
{ Mrs. Job H. Jackson will entertai
o informally at a Inner dance on Fri
day evening in honor of Mrs. Thoms
e W. Miller.
II Under the auspices of the youngt
D. bachelors, a small subscription dane
IS will be given in the parlors of Il
e Hotel DUPONT on Friday evening.
e Mrs. John II. Brand Is at Hotel M
le Alpin. New York City
Evening journal., 1914-01-21
Y. P. B. SOCIAL

The Marshallton "Y. p. B." held 90
cial at the home OF Mr.. and Mrs. George
Mullm on Saturday evening. \ very
pleasant evening was spent in flames
and music. Recitations were given by
Miss Taylor of Wilmington. These
present were: The Rev. Mr.. aui Mrs.
+. j. Collins and sons Of Wilmington,
the Rev. Mr.. and Mrs. j. Z. Mccoy,
Dabert and Isabelle Mccoy, Mr.. gni
Mrs. Harold Stanley, Mr.. and Mrs
Lewis Guest. William II. Wingate, Mr.
and Mrs. George Mullin. Misses Lille
and Addie Williams. Miss Taylor OF
Wilmington, Alice Finan, Lille Bennett
/ Alice and Florence Ball, Nellie Temple
Pearl and Ella Hopkins. Lillian anc
Bessie Pyle. Marian and Esther Shakes
lpeare. Grace and Marie Collision. Mol
lie Smith, Francis Husler aud Ella
Shakespeare. Earl Allison, Raymond
llamborn. Walter Gregg, Clarence
McVey. Harvey Clouser. George MeDou
gall. Ralph Crouch. Miles Dickerson
osborne Willis, Ernest and Alvan Wi
liams, Harry Redding and E'lwar'
Mullin.
Evening journal., 1914-01-21
BY HAL SHERIDAN.

(Wrltten Tor the lnlleo freSS.l
NEW YORK, Jan. 21.-"Its dull
day that doesn't bring some new ma
ior league into the Federal League
camp, but as the headline writer's arc
getting accustomed to that President
Gilmore and his followers should
soon pull off something real zippy
such as resurrecting a corpse, or
something OF that sort, such as Ban
johnson did yesterday.
Johnson predicted the death OF tho
Federal League Monday, but now
comes out with the statement that
any American League player sitting
in on the wake need not expect to re-
turn TO the Johnson fold.
Il hereby tell one and all that I
will not even talk to them" said
johnson: the hereby" evidently in
dicating firm decision and the zone
and all' including everybody, even
the st. Louis Browns Possibly John
son has decided the Federals are not
as dead as he thought. but if he hasn't
changed mis- mind. who wants to sit in
with a corpse?
The Federals announced that
Pitchers Ford, of the Yankees; vii.
lett, of Detroit, and Camnitz, of the
Phillies. joined their ranks yester-
day. AS Willett and Ford are Amer.
lean League men, some reason il ap
parent for Johnsons hereby" Gar
net Bush, Steve Cusack and Mont,
Cross we're also signed up as um
pires.
Cozy Dolan signed with the st
Louis Cardinals. Detroit signed Bush
Mckee, ,Veach and Demmitt The I'll
gers now have seventeen under con
tract.
Evening journal., 1914-01-21
THIEF ROBS
GROCERY STORE

A. =. Cifhng's grocery store at the
southea corner OF Sixth and Washing
ton streets was entered by thieves some
time Monday night or early yesterday
morning. -Four boxes of cigars, IL cans
OF soup and s6.s7 in cash was the booty
secured. and in addition they took an
order for groceries for Lucy Manloye
of No. 500 Market street, which, while
worthless TO anyone else, was the same
as cash TO Mr.. Citing. The police Were
notified, but no arrests have been made
Evening journal., 1914-01-21
MIR NEEcHEN REAPPOINTED

William A. Meechem, who has bees
the general manager Of this state for
the DUPONT Railway and Land Com
pany Of dupont. Florida, has been re-
appointed.
O. A. Knight and l.. r. Myers. rep
resentatives OF the company, spent
last week in Wilmington and return
cd TO Florida on Saturday. NeeAra.
Knight and Myers stopped at the ho-
tel while In Wilmington. and pro
nounced that hostelry the best OF
lhnm all
Evening journal., 1914-01-21
aBTG FOUR- no DANCE.


On Friday evening the Big -Four
Club" will give its first dance In Eden
Hall. The decorations will be very
elaborate.
Telegraph Council, Jr. o. L. A. NJ.
will have an electrical display Gov
ering the gallery. Covering the op-
posite wall the full length OF the hall
win be a display OF the p. o. S. of
A. Apache Tribe. l. o. r. NJ, Will
depict scenes OF Indian life. while
the Shepherds OF Bethlehem will dis
play beautiful designs Of their order.
This contributing Of different organi-
zations in a social affair In the city
is new and undoubtedly Will be very
successful
Evening journal., 1914-01-21
EVENING COMPANY.

A delightful time was spent a1 tne
home OF Mr.. and Mrs Lewis. so. PIP
South jackson Street, on saturday
evening. Miss Myrtle Ford furnished
music. Among those present were; Mr..
and Mrs. Lewis. Reba Ford, Ayrtle
Ford Ola Hamilton. Name Faulkner
Elva llama. Sarah Hanna. Etta MeCar-
die, Charles Sindall, Raipn Carpenter,
Harry Eshcm. Ellis Neville. iicvbeft
Everett, John Gordy and Frank Hanra.
Evening journal., 1914-01-21
DELAWARE LODGE DANCE.

The regular semimonthiy dance ol
Delaware Lodge. No. /. O. o. f., will
be held on Friday evening in the new
hall at Tenth and King streets. Music
will be furnished by the lodge orchestra
of eight pieces. under the direction oi
Nicholas Reuter-. On the evening OF
February 20 Delaware Lodge viii hold
It's annual ball and banquet
Evening journal., 1914-01-21
uupT nv FALL FROM CAR

Lawrence Sutor of No. 1904 French
street attempted TO board moving
trolley ear last night at Richardson
Park. fell and was ndered unconscious.
He was sent TO the Homeopathic hospi-
tai for treatment.
Evening journal., 1914-01-21

NJ warm Watcf, ooaN
the feet in this ror
Is minutes. Repeat
this for several days
until the trouble
disappears. The ac-
tion Of Calocide
compound for all foot
ailments Is really re-
markabie. II works
through the pores
.......-.- N.
Evening journal., 1914-01-21
FROST BITES, ChihbhAiNS'
CORNS. CALLOUSES AND
SORE FEET. QUICK CURE.

Many persons dread the approacsh oi ,;,es w."
49,. a. seconnt OF chiiblains and irost-o oltee
which cause soreness and itching AZ ,,.'e n
,ir.oet rnbearable frequently bringing on
'-,,,,,. condition The following treatment
ives Immediate relief. "Disso-ve two ,aoie 'r
ssaoonf,,is of Calocide compound IN a hssh
Evening journal., 1914-01-21

cause. Corns and callouses can be peeied
right OF. Sweaty. smelly feet and tender
aching feet need but few app ieations.
Bunions get relief Instantly. Any druggist
has Calocidc i'm stock or viii eet u from ms
Wholesale house A Twenty-Five cent package
is usually sufhcisnt To pS the worst ieet in
fue condition. Each package contains fol
liable instructions ON care OF the feet. Pub.
hshed by Medical Formula Laboratories W
reicaso
Evening journal., 1914-01-21
Why Not
Try the
17C-a-Day
Plan I?

The beauty of The oliver
Typewriter l7-Cents-a-Day Pan
Is that It works out satisfac-
torily for everybody concerned.
This plan ties up very large
sum OF the company's money ia
typewriters sold on time.
But we have an abundance OF
capital We are glad TO use our
resources to bring this great
business aid within easy reach
OF alI who have use FOR type
writer's.
Evening journal., 1914-01-21

The Want Ads will fill every need
point the way to contentment, advance
ment. success end the securing OF
competence.-Ady.
Evening journal., 1914-01-21

Al OTIlT-WE UOT7IN = IENN Nh
y CONRAD CLOSING. trading as Levy
and Oloskinr. the owners and occupants oi
the store and premises situated 90 Nos 1903
and mo Market street. in fh- Ser7nd ward.
of che city of Mnmmgtol county of Sew Cas-.
tc and state of Delaware, 90 compliance with
tho requirements of the Acts of the General
Assembly. m such ease mude and provided.
de- hereby give notice chat we shall apply lu
writing TO tho Court of Gcnorui .cshinns OF
the State OF Delaware. ln and for New Gas
Go county. on Monday. tne Second day of
March. A.. ID. 1916 being the
first day of ihr next tcrn
rcciiiy aud sell at said store. Intoxicating
liquors without RESTRICTION as to quantity. n
excess of ono-hali gallon. and not 90 be
drunk uu the premises, aud the following
respectable citizens OF said ward. al least
twelve of whom are substantial frecholders
of said Vn-d. recommend that the license be
Evening journal., 1914-01-21
LICENSE APPLICATIONS.

~ OTfCE--f. EDWARD j McCANN, THE
y tenant and occupant Of the house, stu.
ntcd at NO NJ y. Second ST. ln The Second
ward. 90 the city of Wilmington. county OF
Acw Casil" aHd State oi Delaware. Ia com
niauce with the requirements of thu Acts of
the General Assembly, in such ease made
and provided do hereby give notice that
shall apply in writing 90 the Court Of Gen
oul Sessions of the state of Delaware IN
and for New Castle county. on Monday
inc second day of March. A. ID 1914 being
The nest term 0i said court, for o. hconse
ior snid heusc aH an inn on tavern. ZOE The
sale therein of Intoxicating liquors. in less
quantities than one quart, iu be drunk on the
premises. and the following respectable ciii.
acns of soid ward. 900 least twelve of whom
are substantial flccNuldcrs of said ward
recommend the said application, viz;
Evening journal., 1914-01-21
INQUIRY COUPON
The oliver Typewriter Company

Icfs HdtHuf - acNiH ~fsff -
Gentlemen: Without any obligation
whatsoever. please send Oliver Type
wrster Cata.og. with specimen OF
Printyping and particulars OF your
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Evening journal., 1914-01-21


John u Parker, Ernes. v. Porter,
Gid,l lnduisky, Jam0 smith.
fgnail Roth ico j Dnran.
Nichfei Rafferty, Henry pvsan.
Isaac Miller Wm. r.. Dunther.
Samuel nurriq Julius W Nauaka
ll Jncob knopl Edward a. pmmncr
a. Miiler lHncs Scdgwick.
John D.. Welsh William ncvine.
simon r Moran. Hugh Sranlon.
Iumes T. Ecilir John J. niegins
Frank H. pueun. Charles A. Cook
james H.. Dreon Charles y Cannon,
Charles n. Stevenson. II Salilmnn,
Sra Morris Somonson
LOUIS A. IENN aud CONRAD 0IoSkINU
ipniplt Trading o. LEVY oLosklNo
~ OriCE-i kDWARD kRAUSE. 1lir
~ tenant aud occupant oi tho house sitH'
ated at the n W. CORNER Front and French
street. Boz tie Second ward In the
gliY of Wilmington county OF New
Castle and State of Delaware.
n compliance with The requirements
/ of She Acts Of ihe General Asscmba
/ Boz such case made and provided DO
hereby give notice that I shall apply iu
/ writing to fhc Court of C-urnl Sessions OF
the state Of Delaware. n and for New Cast-
county un Monday. the second d1y of March,
Z A. y 1914 being the ncat term OF
s1id court for a license for said house s'
an nn or tavcfnl f0r the saie therein ot tu
toNicatnr liquors. in less quantities ihan ons
quart 10 be drunk on the preuises and tN'
following respectable citizens of asii
I ward at least twelve of whom are suhsfan
iial ireeholder Of said ward. recommend th'
Evening journal., 1914-01-21

Oidei Podo'sks Charles Nirro
lruaE Roth. William Iiar-crtr.
Morris ~lnwonson Michael l crimes
n Jacob knopf. Norris ilait
James q Binder. iohn Mulascalfs.
Simon TUT Charles ireland.
Il Miller. Isaac harbei.
j Goodlovege Louis q Levy.
y Tucker fl W. Sattcrhold.
Adolnh Frank John g. Ireland
Morris krisioi Robert Iclt.
Siormund Werner lohn SCHUYLER.
VIM shoenhaar John A. White.
lanlagi tDv,Rp KRAUsF
~ OTiCF-L LOUIS NJ IANLOn. THE
y tenant and occupant Of The npiss tltu
ated 90 The Southeast Corner Fourth
aud ADAMS streets. in the Third
ward, in the city Of Wilmmrton.
county Of Now Castle end Stale cf Delaware.
in compliance With The esquire.
nents Of The Acts Of The Genersi
Assembly,. in such cssc made and provided
Go hcreny give notice that ! shall apply in
vrifIng 20 the Court Of General Sessions OF
.re state Of Delaware. IN and for New Castl.
uunty. Monday The second day Of
1 irrch. A. D. 1914. being the nest term Of
said court. Tor license FOR said house.
/ an inn or tavern, for the ssle therein OF in
/ toxiratng liquors in less quantities than one
quart 20 be drums on ihe premises and tPe
/ following respectable ciii1eus oi said ward.
/ ai least twelve 81 whom are substantial free
/ holders OF said aard. rccommend tie sale sp
I niicatiou. VIZ;
/ George j Bacon. Thomas r. Newell
! Michael J Conway, Edward c. Robbins
I Jams. Monaghan. His
X Abberrer Hugh r. Nolan,
Domin.ck pizzala, Marx.
Anton Fucrlo, Witness:
George W. nader George W. Bader.
/ Michael ilaitsch. Jacob Ostro.
! Frank Garner James O O'Donnell
Thomss H. McE,illy, John j urbberi
Jeremiah Calvin. patrick ! RUSSELL
4. =. T. feukcl George Boys.
John ! Henry. r. Porter
Thomas 81. Monaghau John +. ncNabb.
John VI kelvey Joseph D. Long.
John ssnisas Is Malone ao6is alcTiS Fs7i5s FssI'5
~ OTICE--i JENNIE D. GERAGuTY
y the owner and occupant Of The house.
situated at No i26 W. Front street. in The
First rard, in The city Of Whining
;on county OF New Castle and Stale
of Delaware. in compliance with the require
mrnts of the acts Qi the General Assembly In
snch case made and provided do hereby give
I roiice thcf ] shall apply In writing 70 tnf
Court Of General Sessions Of the state cf
F , Ola ware. in and frr Nn~ C~r''e county. on
Monday the second day OF March A
/ ID. 1914 being the nest term Of said court,
~ Hcense Tor said house as an nm os
tavern. FOR the sale therein OF in'oNicanns
/ hoaors IN less quantities than one quart q
be- drunk on the premises and ihe follo~ine
respectable citizens OF said ward az leas'
twelve Of whom are substantial Neenoiue0
Of said ward recommend the said appiicaNr~
viz
. psniainin r. Ravnsley. Louis Iannen.
Chas y. Dousheriy. John Collins
Ludwig Heindricks BENJAMIN ioilin-
. Abrulam Tcllin. Arthur Johnson.
lanes Hutton. Jacob cramcr,
Thomas a. Carrcy. g.. W. NadduNl
iGeor~o IL Nicdcrnaier, Harlan f. Smith.
foniq Reahes Manuel Crawcr
ffnrtr KENYON. Edward rohin
l.'r,,i.l llrty James d. Daily.
Fr.d Ilanrcf b. Hardclmman.
d. HuhcnFrr lnzn Collins.
r,ur- Nolan Jacob Iimuermanu
''ssp9 ..pia's, IrNN.. D.. 0EnAcHrx
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heads together and vaiked very low,
and Mrs. Tabby seemed all intent upon
what they were saying
Slowly the curtains parted, from a
mere slit to be opened wide, and there
stood Tessie She could scarcely hear
the soft spoken words, and did not
see the glances that Mrs. Tabby ex-
changed with the boys. She stood in
plain sight at last and crept nearer.
Then she tried to hide behind chair
q Tom said out loud, Mother, think
there is some one in this room with US
listening"
But the next words Of Mrs Tabby
surprised her for once in her life so
that she never spied again. For with
out turning around Mrs. Tabby said
loudly Tessie's very words: "Ohl dearie
me. Some one in the room Why, it's
Tessie. I knew that long ago"-COpy-
right, 1914, by F. E. YOder