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The evening world., 1914-05-14

sour committee has set itself two
problems to work out" the youthfui
chairman explained to me. I'VE want
to. show what con be done with CO.
operative housekeeping. and therefore
We are planning q feminist apartment
house for $50 families. but We also
feel that much can be done In the
way Of systematixins tho individual
household.
people rather shy at tho word
'sficisncy when It's used in connec-
ton with the home. They think
you're planning to make the home .
miniature factory or business ohicc,
where everything must be according
to schedule and the individual has no
chance TO expand. But eniciency In
the home simply means the doing
away with the waste. II there any
thing really beautiful or appealing
about the idea Of wastef Mustn't the
work Of the ideal home be performed
with the least expenditure Of time.
labor ard money compatible with
comfort and happiness?
whats the smallest amount OF
money for which two persons can
obtain . decent apartmentT DR..
Hirsch broke of, abruptly. ASK the
average person that question and
you'il have only . guess for an an
swer. by investigation our commit
tee has found that q husband and
wife can obtain an elevator apart
ment OF four rooms, 500 square feet.
in . good location. for $40 month.
You may have to hunt . few days
before you discover such an apart
ment in New. York. but II exists"
And now ne comes--this 1914 self
starting model Of conju9ai virtue!
"A teur.roem apartment 81 600
square fest can be properly cared
for, end two meals can b cooked,
with ninety minutes labor svsry
day." continued Or. hirseh. mo
servant 10 necessary. but the hue.
band helps HE wife In the psr.
| formanes Of the heusshold duties.
", no works forty minutes . day
In their homo, and she fifty min
| utss, everything necessary cen BE-
DONE"
This timetable heats Mrs. Inc,
Milholland Boissevain's o-hours-a a.
day housekeeping. which till now has
held the domestic velocity champion.
ship. I gasped, and asked DIR. Hirsct
for details OF the ninety minute dash
"The schedule II based on actua
experience. Not mine" he added
hastily. please don't make me the
personal discoverer Of any Of these
arrangements. But the ninety min
utss- day plan 10 backed UP by prac-
tice and not by theory.
"The no.servant clause must bt
qualified. A woman would be neces,
sary for seven hours once in tive
weeks. She would do tho washing
clean the windows. scrub the hoorI
and do any other heavy cleaning tina
might be necessary.
There would remain two meals u
be prepared. served and cleared ava!
daily. assuming that both HUSBAND
r and wife were away from home To-
{ lunch. Also the floors would b,
lightly moppcd. the furniture busted
/ the beds made and the bathroom
!. cleaned. Now dish washing for. Nv,
lpsnaas 90 - aeae N Ia minutes
The evening world., 1914-05-14
ARE MUSICIANS cRAMKs7
yustses PaGs says Their TsaDsra-
usns Mskss TAea Epyatte.

asat Makes TAea Ervatte.
Mrs. Gertrude Parke Stephens. who
gave up choir singing 20 marry her
brother -in-lAw. Percy Rector stephens.
also choir singer. made . dramatic ap-
peal before Justice Page In the Suprsms
Court to-day IN an effort to compel her
husHa nd 20 nay her moro than IS week
aiimOny out OF SIS q month she says he
earns. Before she proceeded far the
Court said.
been my experiences sitting IN this court
/ fully understand the tsmperaments III
such people ms you and your husband
You are both Of sensitive dispositions. :
Tho trial was postponed until sci
week.
The evening world., 1914-05-14

A bed. II II IL properly located no that
It doesn't have to be moved out. can
be made In Ave minutes.
Cooking Is vastly simplihed by the
use Of gas. electricity. the fireiess
cooker and other modern improve
ments. Much time can he saved by
keeping all tools in good condition
and In definite places.
re 10 perfectly possible for .
man and wife working together
to prepare breakfast Of cereal.
egg, toast or biscuits and coffee,
and 70 give their apartment lie
daily cleaning in Whist The e.
6oisnoy expert calls forty man
r,inutss.' This means simply that
each works twenty minutes. b.
ginning and ending together.
Then. while the husband washes
ths. dishes the wife makes the
beds. and the two start on 70
their offices at the Same time"
but how can dishes be washed
and wiped 80 quickly?" I asked. pick
ing out the process which the aver
age house;;eeper finds most tedious
and me-destroying.
FOR ono thing. they are not wiped
responded DR.. Hirsch. They are
scraped out. flooded with hot rum
ming water. while q dish-mop re-
moves any obdurate particles, and
then placed In a rack to dry. AFTER
ne 10 used to II, a man needs hardly
more than one long motion for each
dish.
"The secret OF caring for q house
In this fashion Is to keep everything
spotiessly clean. rtThs daily dustina
and dry mop-ing must never be
omitted"
THE housekeeping husband will be
curel OF the trick Of leaving things
around, and he will stop dropping
cigar ashes on the noor." observed.
DR.. Hirsh assented with . smile
and added: He will % ready to In
stall labor-savinE machinery in tn,
| HOU6 WHEN no iiuuc oub iIout pIuS'
tical experience that home labor needs
simpliHcation."
"Bu. III mon really consent t.
help their wives about the hous,
every day." asked.
II know OF . number of young mel
who share the burden Of housek espini
with their wives" he replied.
~ can't see why . man should
bs Ashamed to wash dishes or
mako beds. Why should such
duties be any more dissrsesfui for
man than fer . wemsuf And
what 10 drudgsry for enc may b
play for two
Into tho limbo with the HUSBAND
too proud to do housework YOU mus
put the wife who hates TO have 4
man fussing around the house.
reminded DR.. Hirsch.
There are personal feelings OF
both sides to be considered" he ad
mitted. But think Of the sconom!
OF the joint-labor home. A servan
10 practically eliminated, and the wifi.
IL SGT free to become u wage-earner
Nor does It require prodigies OF in
telEgence to perform housework II
this speedy fashion. Industrious per
SONS capable Of being trained are al
that are required" .. ..,.
DR.. H.rsch admits that children iii
his nice little schedule head owe
} AeeaA "t,
The evening world., 1914-05-14

Patterson Man an Court Of EPrePs.
TRENTON. y. j.. May N-Gov. Fielder
to-day appointed Robert Williams Of
patterson. to membership Of the New
Jersey Court OF Errors and Appeals.
No Nillians 10 q Republican. The Court
g. 1ov evenly divided Sstwssn Dsmoct.ts
~ ScssiAsH.H ', $50 :
The evening world., 1914-05-14

the other evening. although goodly number Of HIN
may already be found in Manhattan according TO hi
sponsor. That person IL Dr. Alcan Hrsch, chairman
the committee the mechanic basis Of feminism fo
the Feminist Alliance Of New York. Dr. Hirsch placid
asserts that the husband differs from the old on
In possessing . slightly larger modicum Of common
sense.
TIE fact rsmatxs thot the neU husband ,oiH no
only knoV hop to cdsh the dtshes make the beds dus
the furniture and cook the meals but that he otH do
IA ss1( IN uinn fheaa
The evening world., 1914-05-14
Dr.. Alcan Hirsch Tells H0u a Couple by Sharing
the Household Duties Can Saue Time and
Reduce the High Cost of Liuing.


Heres TO the neV AvSbondi
We heard great deal about the and,
corolary the wife, But the husband his public
The evening world., 1914-05-14

Now. this truly
matter Of married
should
husband putting individual
Evening journal., 1914-05-09
READING HERE ON
monday FOR CANES
Jarman and Hartranft New
Pitchers in the Games
From Now On
GRAHAM PREDICTS
SUCCESSFUL YEAR

The Chicks will play their first game
with York this afternoon at Front
and Union Park. Yesterday the rain
which fell during most of the day made
it impossible to play the first scheduled
game and it was called Off. A double
header will be played the next time
York comes 20 Wilmington.
On Monday and Tuesday the fans
win be given their first opportunity to
see Reading in action The flying
Dutchmen come TO Wilmington with
their ranks filed with players farmed
by Connie Mack. Several of the men
in their ranks have regulations the
equal OF which can not be found on the
Tri- State circuit. and all hands are
anxious TO see how they will appear.
The Chicks win take TO the road on
Wednesday.
True to his promise to the fans,
jackson win present two new pitchers
on Monday. Jarman, of Baltimore, and
Hartranft. of Philadelphia. One of
them will probably do mound duty.
Both men are said 20 have world of
speed and handle themselves well. Jack
son may call on one Of them today
Discussing the leagues prospects,
President Graham says:
Little more than three months have
passed since I became president of this
league. but in that time / have been
able to see many ways in which the
league can be improved. 1t will take
heroic measures, however. TO accom-
plish the desired result. That we will
be successful, L have no doubt.
"At the present time / can safely
state that the outlook is most encour-
aging. In every city the fans have
come forward with the necessary back
ing to carry the teams through the
season. We may not make very much
more than expenses this year, but /
really believe we will lose no money.
But in 1915 I am confident that the
Tri-State can be placed on a plane that
no other minor league has ever attained.
"There are various ways in which
this seeming miracle can be accom-
plished; some of the schemes are fairly
well outlined and others Just beginning
OF bud All | ask is cooperation on
the part of the clubs and fans in the
various cities. I'll do the actual work
and ! have no fear of the resllt
Treat the club as your own and
stand by it. You can do so safely and
I am sure that support Of that kind will
bring the season TO a close with every
one more satisfied with the result"
Evening journal., 1914-05-09
Shooting TODAY FOR
state CHAMPIONSHIP

Today's trapshooting program in and
about the city offers marksmen a choice
of five events at as many trapshooting
clubs, as follows; Independent, at
Holmesburg Junction; Powers, Weight
man & Rosengarten, at Ninth and Par
rish; Blue Rock. at Chester; Glen viii
low, at RoNborough; DUPONT, at Will
mington. The biggest event Of the day
viii be staged at the DUPONT Trapshoot-
ing Club, where the deciding match for
permanent possession of the Delaware
State championship cup will be shot.
The list of candidates includes:
J. T. Skelly, w. NJ. Foord. L. d. Will
lis, J. b. McHugh, W. S. Colfax, Jr., A,
b. Richardson, Edward Banks and w
NJ. Hammond. l.. j. Squier, Of Pitts
burgh. representative of the dupont
Company. also is eligible, but will not
be present.
Evening journal., 1914-05-09

The Concord Heights grounds Will
be the scene of lively combat this
afternoon. Pioneers will try conclu-
sions with Clark Johnson's Delaware
Hard Fibre team. Manager Golfer
man most likely will send skip
Brown to the mound, while Smith,
the former Parkside twirler will do
the hurling for the Johnsonites.
Pitcher Lefty Lutz. whom II was
reported had jumped TO the st. Alloy
sius club, has again settled down TO
business. He will hurl 'em over to-
day for Peerless.
That Goldey College squad is
rounding into fine shape. They will
again clash with. Wilmington High
School on Wednesday.
Win Swallow or Allen Darlington
will go the mound for the Chicks,
against our old rivals today.
Tex Myers seems due for few ex-
ira base clouts.
The City Amateur League met last
night in THE EVENING JOURNAL
office. and after a lively discussion
all games for today were declared on
same TO be played next Saturday.
Manager Hallisey. OF the Rising
Sun team. has gathered together a
Evening journal., 1914-05-09
TIRE SHOP NOW IN
ITS NEW QUARTERS

The Tire Shop Co., formerly of
914 Orange street. has moved to 401
Delaware avenue. On July %, 1911,
the Tire Shop Co. opened its store
exclusively for tire and tube vul-
canizing. The sale of tires was soon
added and later a stock of access
sories. The business soon outgrew
its quarters and overfowed to a large
extension. On September 6, 1913, n.
w Howell bought out the partnership
and began looking for larger quar-
ters. The new location at the corner
of Delaware avenue and West street
was finally decided upon, as the most
suitable location for the convenience
of patrons In its new location The
Tire Shop Co. will endeavor to render
as ever the most prompt and cour-
teous service conceivable and will try
to remain the largest exclusive tire
and accessory house in Delaware.
Evening journal., 1914-05-09
SideIighfs on Local
Sporting Talent
BY "BHl" MCGOWAN

classy bunch of ball tossers. He
expects to win the pennant.
The. Apex Athletic Club. of Rose
Hill. has placed an order for new
uniforms with n. Snellenburg and
Company The following players
are requested to report Saturday af-
ternoon for practice at South Side
Park Same Rose, Ad Rose. Bill
Gross, Bradmen, Flanges, Abe Ross,
Green, Frankford and Hollett.
Manager Dave Hollett OF the Pull
man team Is on the trail of Billy
Campbell, the Wilmington and phila-
delphia Traction Company manager.
Billy Spittle. with his Alpha club,
will go to Odessa on next Saturday
to tackle Lea Sparks team.
Keep your eyes on outnelder
Pedone of the Chicks. This lad looks
mighty good in all departments Of
the game.
Manager Jackson is in hopes that
his little outnelder, Bill Neylon, will
be able TO break in the game next
week.
Dick Elliott, the former Parkside
Ail-Wilmington outhelder. Is likely TO
be placed in the Tri-County League
Dick is somewhat OF a hitte-. several
years he has banged the Oall for the
selected 800 class
Evening journal., 1914-05-09
HENDLIN TIRE COMPANY
MAKES IMPROVEMENTS

The Mendlin Tire and Supply Com
)any No. SO5 Shipley street, report a
'emarkable increase in their tire and
supply business, while the shoe and
tube repair department is taxed to its
utmost. They have recently Installed
a high power motor driven air pump
absolutely automatic in every detail
tor the benefit Of their customers and
since their hanging out the free air.
sign have delighted the many car
owners with the convenience and
speed that their tires have been in
aated. Their slogan Everything for
your Motor Car" has attracted much
attention in the respect that thew
stock nearly everything that the
notorist requires.
Evening journal., 1914-05-09
Triple conflict IN
chicago ON sunday

CHICAGO, May 9.-Baseball fans of
Chicago are to have tempting menu
set before them Sunday in a three
ringed circus of the national pas
time. Here is the program:
On the South Side-Detroit with
Ty Cobb as the magnet will play the
White Sox.
On the West Pittsburgh,
leader of the National League, with
Hans Wagner as the attraction. will
meet the Cubs and Cheney probably
will pitch.
On the North Side-Mordecai Brown
of the st. Louis Feds will pitch for
his team against Claude Hendrix Of
.he Chicago Feds.
Evening journal., 1914-05-09
American League
Federal League.
Tri-State League.
BOsCH MAGNETIC STATION HERE.

The announcement that Wilmington
now has Bosch magnetic station will
be received by automobile owners
with much pleasure The station is
No. 295. and is located at the Had
dock-Nixon garage, Tenth and Tat
nall streets. This firm, having ac-
quired the station for the entire state,
is in position to supply all parts
and do all repairing of the Bosch
magnetic, the same as the Bosch con-
cern itself does. Such a station for
Wilmington is of considerable inn
portance and will be a great convent
ence for auto owners.
Evening journal., 1914-05-09
MR.. MAILS N COMRDY.

Elmer Walls, formerly of the Ave-
nue. Stock Company, has closed the
season with 1.-The Uplift" company
and accepted the leading part with
Garfield King and Company in the
musical comedy "Hotel Happyland." "
Mr.. Walls was offered an engagement
I'm stock in Ohio. but has decided TO
go with the former company over the
western circuit for the summer. The
act has been playing New York for
several weeks past aud has proved a
decided hit.
Evening journal., 1914-05-09
THE VIM ExcITEs INTEREST.

THE VIM EXCITES INTEREST.
The Vim, a light delivery car, for
which the Delaware Tourane Co. Of
this city. Is the agent, has made
favorable impression since its arrival
in the city. Il is considered one OF
the best light delivery cars on the
market, suitable for the use Of any
number Of Wilmington business
houses. The low cost Of the machine.
together with the slight cost Of main
tenance and operation, appeals ct
once to the prospective purchaser
The advertisement of this concern IN
today's issue sets forth In detail the
points of the car.
Evening journal., 1914-05-09
TRI.STATR MINERS.

The Tri-Slate League pennant win
ners each year since the league
started and the runner up each sea-
son follow:
l9Ol-York. first; willlamsport,
second.
willamsport, FIRST; Johns
town, second.
19O6.-York. first; williamsport,
second.
winiamsport, first, Harris
burg, second.
1908 -wnliamsport, first; Harris
burg, second.
19O9-Lancaster. hrst Reading
second.
i9iO-Altoonu, first; Lancaster,
second.
isil.-Readmg, hrsti Trenton
second.
Harrisburg, first; Allentown,
second.
19l3-Wilmington, first; York, Al
lentown and Harrisburg, tied for
second.
There IS but one manager I'm the
Tri-State League today who has been
at the head of a club every season
since the organization started, and
that is George w. Heckert. leader of
the White Roses. Heckert began In
1904 as manager of the Penn Park
team, and he has not been out OF the
contest since.
Evening journal., 1914-05-09
GoLDEY no MEET KENNETr

This afternoon the Goldey College
baseball nine viii tackle the Kennett
Square nine at Kennett. Goldey viii
lineup; Livermore, catcher; Downs.
pitcher; Shaw, shortstop; jackson, first
base; Redfer. second base; Lauritsen,
third base; wilkins, left field; Lynch,
center field: Edwards. right field.
Evening journal., 1914-05-09
BASEBALL

National League.
Cincinnati, B; st. Louis. o.
Other games postponed Rain
American League.
Athletics. o. Washington. q 90 ings1
Boston, 3; New York, 0.
Detroit, 10; Chicago. S.
Other games postponed-Rain.
Federal League.
ST. Louis, Z; Pittsburgh, @.
Buffalo, 8; Kansas City, D
Other games postponed-Rain
Tri-State League.
Trenton, l. Reading, o (6 ings -Rain)
Other games postponed-Rain.
Evening journal., 1914-05-09

ID oRTIEREs, DRAPERIEs AND HANG
Il ings Of every description cleaned or
dyed. MACKENZIE s. No. 007 Shipley
st.. Phone novt-tf
Evening journal., 1914-05-09

men ON the regular program of 300 tar
gets over the three traps.
The Sunday Star trophy. awarded the
Delaware amateur making the highest
aggregate score in the entire program
exclusive OF Practice Day-S5O targets.
Evening journal., 1914-05-09

Casmir Franklin, known to all the
baseball fans OF the city as "Cuz," is
one Of the most popular boys in the
city. For years "Cuz" who is an
EVENING JOURNAL employe, has
assisted the sporting editor of THE
EVENING JOURNAL in handling the
Saturday scores and has a large cir
Gle of acQuaintances among the
friends of this paper. Despite his
age, 16 years, "Cuz" is well versed on
baseball.
Evening journal., 1914-05-09
Federal League.
Tri-state League.
ToDAY's SCHEDULE.
National League.

National League.
Brooklyn at Philadelphia.
Boston at New York.
Cincinnati at st. Louis.
Chicago at Pittsburgh.
American League.
Athletics at Washington.
New York at Boston.
Detroit at Chicago.
st. Louis at Cleveland.
Federal League.
Baltimore at indianapolis.
Buffalo at Kansas City.
Brooklyn at Chicago.
Pittsburgh at st. Louis.
Tri-State League.
Trenton at Reading.
York at Wilmington.
Allentown at Harrisburg.
Evening journal., 1914-05-09
Federal League.

Brooklyn at Chicago, clear.
Pittsburgh at st. Louis, clear.
Baltimore at indianapolis. clear.
Buffalo at Kansas City, clear.
Evening journal., 1914-05-09
CHANCES FOR TODAY's BASEBALL

National League.
Boston at New York. cloudy.
Brooklyn at Philadelphia. cloudy.
Chicago at Pittsburgh, rain.
Cincinnati at St. Louis, clear.
American League.
New York at Boston. cloudy
Philadelphia at Washington. clear
ST. Louis at Cleveland, cloudy.
Detroit at Chicago, clear.
Evening journal., 1914-05-09

classy bunch of ball tossers. II,
expects to win the pennant.
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