Evening journal., 1914-03-10

lung affection has had its beginning IN
neglected cold OF cat9rrh
ASK your druggist ios the complete
Hyomei outfit Sl0O size.-and begin
treatments now-today. You will eN
periencc instant relief. \. y. Danforth
sells Hyomei under agreement TO refund
the purchase price ii you are not salts
ted.
streets than by water from the fre
hose. providing II is done on a day
when the ice IN the streets is melt
ing. He suggested that the asso-
citation find out whether IL would be
agreeable to the Water Department.
In order to put the matter in con
crete form Mr. Miller moved that the
chair appoint a committee of three
to draft a resolution on the subject
to be presented to City Council at its
next meeting.
The chair appointed Thomas w
Miller. John d. Kelly and Benjamin
K. Smedley as the committee. and
after retiring the committee sub
mitted the following resolutions:
To the President and Members
of City Council:
Be II resolved by the Seventh
Ward Civic Association that the
City Council consider the policy
Of utilizing the services OF the
Fire Department Of the city OF
Wilmington TO assist In flushing
the most important arteries OF
travel, such as portions Of Mar
ket street, King street, and Del
aware avenue at times when II Is
necessary and practical TO have
II done.
(Signed)
John D. Kelly
Benz. X. Smedley.
Thomas W. Miller.
When the committee presented the
resolution suggesting the utilizing Of
the services OF the fire department in
flushing the streets. IL also present.
ed the following resolution which
was adopted and ordered forwarded
to the proper city authorities:
Be 1t resolved by the seventh Ward
Civic Association that this associa-
tion commends the efforts made by
the city authorities to enforce the
ordinance providing for the clearance
OF snow OF the sidewalks and re-
quests that continued vigorous action
be taken In the future at times OF
snowfall IN order TO make tho side
walks more safe and passable.
And be It further resolved that
Council refer this resolution to The
attention Of the department having
the matter in charge.
(Sigedl
John d. Kelly.
BENZ K Smedley.
Thomas ". Miller.
II was decided that II was the sense
OF the meeting that the fremen be
allowed some extra compensation for
the street cleaning work. inasmuch
as they are volunteer organizations
After this matter had been settled
the association discussed briefly the
progress being made on the work of
opening the old b. g. o. railroad
bridge. and It was pointed out that
Levy Court had suggested a meeting
al which the bridge committee of
Levy Court. the owners OF the prop
erty needed for the approaches tc the
north end of the bridge and a COM
mittee of the Seventh Ward Associa-
tion should attend and discuss the
matter. The president Of the asso-
citation was authorized 20 endeavor TO
arrange for this conference as soon
/ as possible
A letter was received from Col
Z Weller T. Stovcr. in which he stated
/ that he was unable 10 attend the
meeting last night because of Illness
/ After reading the letter President
Wales remarked: II am sorry Col
Stoyer could not be with US as he
always has something interesting &c
say"
About 4 0members Of the associa-
tion attended the meeting
The committee appointed several
weeks ago. TO make nominations toi
the executive committee named Colo.
mel w Z. Stover. and the Rev. George
/ Henry Dole as members OF the COM
mittee. At the last meeting Benls.
min X. Smedleg. Thomas r. Bayard
I aud ]. W. Burns were appointed mem.
hers on the same committee. Eight
new members we're admitted to tbs
association last night when the name.
of Francis I. DUPONT. Caleb Z. Bureh.
email. the Rev. George Henry Dole
Frank f. Haley. John Kelly. George
s. Charles. j. W. Burns and S. ]
Newman were presented for member
ship.
The treasurer reported balance oi
SIT 10 the credit of the association
This amount was considerably in.
creased by the payment OF the dues Of
the new members admitted last even.
INK.
The meeting adjourned to meet OF
the regular meeting night on the frs
Monday in April
President Lang's View.
Henry NJ. Lang. president of th'
Friendship Fire Company, today, il
commencing on the desire OF IN,
Seventh Ward Civic Association q
have the fire companies clean tn
streets Of snow by flushing with hos
streams, said he did not thin
tLc nremen should be called upon Z
do such work. "In case of an epi
/, demic OF OF necessity It would b
all right" remarked President I.ans
''but at other times il wouldn't b
right for us to interfere with tn
prerOgatives OF another city depart
ment Ii a person has no money
clean a sidewalk OF snow IL Is nc
: accented as an excuse from arres
= OF fine, and if the Street and Sewe
= department pleads IL has no none
E 70 clean the streets should that
D accepted as an cXcuse2 That depar
J meni has employees and wagons
E It's service. No. don't think th
hremen should be- called on 10 usur
, tho ,,roroga ff,-o1 ~ any other qffx d