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Valdez daily prospector., 1914-03-27
ORGANIZE NEW
 OEM0CRAT|CCLU
Big Meeting at City Hall and C. J. Todd is Elected President-W;N
 Join Democratic Leapue.

Local Democrats. at the request of District Committeeman C.. E. Bunnell, met last night at the city hall and organized themselves into the Valdez Democratic Club with C. J. Todd as president of the new organization. A complete organization was per- fected and the club will become affil- iated with the National Democratic League of Clubs" comprising clubs in almost every town and hamlet in the United States, Alaska and Iinsular possessions.
 The officers elected last night were: :
 c. U. "Tot1d, president; Elliot Stew art. first -vice-president; F. c. Korth, second vice-president; J. H. Biggs, third vice-president; Robert Ferguson, secretary; Dan Wilcey, as sistant secretary; w. M. Ethical, treasurer; J. H. Bell, chief marshal.
 and c. M. Gallighan, sergeant-at- arms
 The board of trustees are C. E. Bunnell, Charles Sponberg, T. J. Don Eohoe, c. c. Rudolph and Joe Kaher
 The charter members of the club are as follows: M M Hopkins, w. M. Ethical, c. J. Todd, Dan Wilcey John T. Giles, R. P. Ferguson, T. F.. Dougherty, A. F. Sullivan, Chas E. Bunnell. Sidney Drake. H. L. Worces-- ter, M. V. Edwards, A. Won Gunther, Mrs A. Von Gunther, Wm. Glenden- ming, L. S. Roth, H. T. Whitley, J. H. Biggs, Geo. o. Reinke, N E. Ohlsson. Chas A. Hand, T. F. Geraghty, Arthur Lang, Geo. J. Love, V. l.. Sedgwick, S A. Temple, c. gt~'Rudolph, E. Austin, J. H. Bell, F. J. Cameron, A. C. Bowling, F. R. Wilson, T. J. Don oboe. c. C. Reynolds. C.. A. Sponberg. L. A. Decker, w. F. Lows. G. M. Cal ligan, w. R. Morton, F. G. Davis, Jos eph F. kaher, C. w. Mossman, FL Hot Stewart, John F.. Hughes, Frank c. North, Chas. F. Price. L. F. Wash burn, and T. w. Hawkins of Seward.
Valdez daily prospector., 1914-03-27
WANT FREIGHT
 RATES LOWERED

WASHINGTON, March 27. Mer- chants in Washington have lost a time-honored privilege-the right to have their freight backed up to the rear dho1" and have it dumped there without extra Charge Consequently Washington merchants aren't any too well pleased. and today they aired their grievances before the Interstate Commerce Commission. They admit that they haven't show of getting free store door delivery reinstated, but they told the commission today that if the delivery is omitted the old freight rates ought to be lowered.
Valdez daily prospector., 1914-03-27

Music! Music! Music! All the latest popular musi: at the Valdez Drug Store.
Valdez daily prospector., 1914-03-27
STOP SLAUGHTER
 0F CH|SANA GAME
Game Warden Henry AIheidt Here Made Trip Down Copper in 40
 Hours When Road Blocked

1 Henry Alheidt, the game warden, reached Valdez today from the Chis- ana Because of the blockade on
 the railroad he twas compelled to
 make the trip from McCarty to Cor
 dova, using his team of four dogs and !! following the river. From McCarty to Cordova he made the trip in 40
 hours He reports a terrific blizzard was blowing on the Copper and that in the storm he froze his fingers and
 one wrist.
 In speaking of the enforcement of the game laws he stated that some
 of the large operators in the Shushana district were inclined to think they could send out hunters and secure
 meat for their mess houses, also that the pencil prospectors were in reality
 mostly game slaughterers and had done large amount of harm. In
 one cache in the mountains I found 12 mountain sheep but could not To- cate the owner. These conditions we
 are determined to stop and the gov
 ernment aims to protect the game
 for the real prospector and the miner" The game warden reports that he
 made several arrests for violati of
 the game laws but no convictions were
 secured
Valdez daily prospector., 1914-03-27

Suits pressed for SIC at Silver mans, the tailor Telephone 198.
Valdez daily prospector., 1914-03-27
Notice to Masons.

Special communication of Valdez Lodge No. 168, F. and A. M. Sat urday evening. March 28. Work in the third degree. Visiting brethren welcome. By order of w. NJ.
 C. c. REYNOLDS, Secretary.
Valdez daily prospector., 1914-03-27
OF COMMERCE
 WILL MEET TONIGHT

A meeting of the Chamber of Com merce will be held tonight at the Fire Hall at o'clock. Business of i'm portance and all members are request ed to be present.
 F.. G. AMES, Secretary
Valdez daily prospector., 1914-03-27
FOUGHT \ DUEL;
 MUST G0 ID JAIL

METZ. Germany, March 27--The military court which tried Lieut. George for the murder of his brother officer. Lieut. Haage because of a filtration between the wife of Haage against George and he is sentenced to serve thirty months in jail
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-10-03
Saapn 2lmfftiege
geranitaltet beute Die gntumubil
Gambler sliIOeiatiun.

Ils @inIeituna fir bic beute Q(6eno
beginnenoe glutonpbil }lusirelllug
pirb bic 2utomobils6GnOler 2(1ociaz
tion belite Ra6rS:ttag um bdlb 2 llbr
auf Dem Sunt struBe SpieIpIaB our9
ben betunnten glpiatiter 2lrt Smith
ppn Sort Ddpue unter 9eitunq oes
9lpiatiters 6arrn q. 2ltnoob Opn 8ps
leop eine Qlnsabl gaQuus uHo Qufts
fhtff74ufftiege oor ii9 geben ldiieH.
Sas gublitum 1T bier3u etngelaOeu
unb auBerpem bat bie 9lFoctatton Sim
IaDungen an ben giirgermeiiter imo
aae itdbtiIden SeamteR iDpie idmmts
li4e S9iiler in Cincinnati, Rornoob.
ct. gernorb. Gooiuqton. gepport,
Bellepue ltno 9ohton, &p., ergehen
laHen. 0ie aufItiese t1nnen isbr gut
BON Dem SpielplaB aus, BON Der @ils
bert 2loenue. Der &edoinQ Rooo uno
aud bonn Chen part aus beobadptet
iperben.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-10-03

ten bic Girma Banfbarbt 2sberipaaren
6anbluns. einen 5dftbefebl oegen 8,
90. 2atimer go. % Qafabette g(pe.,
Getroit, pesen anaebli6er Seblsrei sil
erpirfen.
s5n Der Mobnuna bes Sonifer pur-
len duber ben ansefiibrteu Nrtiteln
nod creisebn anaiise unb cine oolbens
llbr aefuoen pelhe er ange6lih nou
garc aei6entt betotnmsn bu!.
Rdh ben grmittelungen, bic bic
Toliaei einaslsitet bat, ffsint 8a1e
tas 6aupt elmer tpeitperppeiaten Die.
bes5dnOs au isin, unb iinb bur6 cts
wldhinationtn bes Wonnes piele
mdnnlihe nnb au6 neiblife gnae.
i.eIlte perihisbener @eifdftsbduier in
bieis 2tnseleqsnheit bineings3oesn NOR.
ben. Geasn Bare .puroen asitern pffil
aien ieds. gefhulbiaunaen unb degen
Soniter porldufid cine 8effulbiguna
negen Grobriebitabls erbofsn.
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Grbdlt lInterfiitnng.
Srau 9lnna Sdiuemmleiu erbalt
wDdcntlidJ So, auf 8rnHo oes
slrbeitcr Gntidabisuns Sc
ieses.

eSrau 4nna Sflpeulnlleiu, BON SEQ.
1863 8len0ord glpeuue, Gorrpoiue,
crbielt geitern our6 Die Staats SIT
Duitrte.aommiiIion, ipodentli6 Den
geiras BON S., fir Die 3eitbauer ocr
feds ,5abren sugeiproben, oils @riat
iur ben 4usfaa on llnterititslm9
uelae lie bon ibrer ermor0eten So&-
ter slnna erbielt.
ssrGuIein gluua Sfrpemmlein ipar
in Dem Gommiiiionsbaus bon 5. q
Brice, an Der 8eit 6. Strabe ange
iteat ltb ipuroe am 13. Nat Ourt
OrpiIle 5bonrpion, eineu gteffen De;
Brice uno glngeiieQteu Der 5irma aiis
gIicriud1t erihoiien. Ebonpion iie5.
einer alburtbeilltng I'M @efdngnlI
e:ltgegen, bod miro nngenomrnen oni
oic 8abnitnn Gheorie in Der 8ertbei
hiauug cine Roae ipielen ioG.
Sic GommilIion, pelf)e Der Wftlt
ter oen 8etrag suiprah elltihieb, oul
lidl DaS NiGodlen in regllldrer 9ln
iteauna uno SbGtigfeit beiInoen bat
te uls iie ermor6et tplrbe, uno bot
Die @tutter auf bic llttteritiitlmg lei
tens i6rer 5cfter aiigerpieien mar.
IS lit oieies Der erite Sal, oaB BIZ
Gomnliifion in einem Morbfaq einl
Gntitdoiginq 8ugeiprohen bat. uri
1T es mosli6 bas, faus iif fuiebel
oerartige S6lle ereignen iollten, oit
aormiiiiou cine gleife @uti6eibunf
abaebeu miro.
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- Sliutsn - piftsIsn -
III 9ntreneu.
AAAnn ANhAS q spstf6mHs ejsrdfAs.
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Aas be'a Wsnni3ipalserid
Ger Tegr Games gOiuIss ben 8roh.
geidJiuDrenen iiberiuieieu.

Rihttr Dsatman iii6rts ssfirn in
Der arimiHalabtbsilung ben 9priis
unb 6iIfs SiaatsdnDalt Rob ipobns
it ben Ysrbanolunsen BEL.
Den Grobseidnorsnen ipurbe Der
Htssr Samts 9OpIss iibsrfpitisn. Der
en- Gonntaa feline 0elisbts, cine Wsis
be, Ramtns SuIid 2bompion, err
fGoifsn babtn foa. goiplss fiibrts an,
bab es iit lebislid lin einsn ungliids
lidsn 3ufa4 banbsls. ba iid bic Waf.
ie.nilnb. ola sr iie Der 5rau .ntrpiu.
ben ipolI!e.
Gin sis.nibiimlittr 3ufaG ipollis
60. baB Der 9rubts b.s Games. Sobn
Boiples. iih ssftern sbenfaas nnter
Der antlase Der beabIidtisien S0o.
tuns su peraHtiporten bate. Sobu
Fate einsn anbsren Nessr in einsm
@ilIaro5ifnmsr on Der 5. Strabe i'm
Sireit sefdoisn. Gr piro isbt isinsm
9rnbsr i'm llHisriudunsssefdnsnib
GsfeGfdaft l.iit,u.
Jnmes 3emplin ipurbe Dor einigen
5as.n in Gemtini6nit nit sinem ans
beren aumpaH, Ramsns aubrpis
5oriliHs. an Der glmSirabe unb We=
Wlideu Qpsnue btrbdftst. Sn isinem
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CT Don br parabs in GopiHgton gc=
tommeH i.i unb bic BEL ibm porssfuns
bsnsu G.s.niiGnbs bon .insm llnbes
tannicn srbalisn babe. giidier
DsatmaH par isbob Der apIiht, in
bem 4ngeilastsn einsn gefdbrlihen
einbreder Dot ii9 su bab.n rno iibtr.
'sies ibn, aber nur ipseen 5ragsns
rsrH tsensr Waffen. bmgrobgsf9po.
rtnfka luopig 5ornins, fpeIdtr an.
ide.neno' BON 3emplin p.rfiibrt NOR,
ben III, purbs ipss.n unfuss gu sintr
geloitrdi. bon $25 unb Goitsu p,rs
urtbeilt.
Gin Wann. Der fi6 gbas. 5arris
ntnnt. bat ei. poli5si Inn feline Der.
bafiuns. na er bem Gsuub ponNtroine
srssbtn ki. 81 tpnros auf 60 7age
ina arbeiisbaus ssIdidt.
Ri6ter Stride ipraf ii6 stittrn febr
eniiGiebtnt ssseH Oerfhiebtne stlubs
Gus. ptI6: gstr1nfe on ;Srauen na6
Wittsrna&t periauien. Der glsssr
5tnrp elliott fiibrt sinsn ioIHenaiub
an Der Carlisle gfbs. CT ftanb seft.rtl
uHter Der 9nilage Der lltb.rtr,tuns
bts Sddnissiebss Dor Dem Ri6ter.
Da bieiss @srseben isbod ni4t birett
beiDieisn psrben ionnt,, ipurbe .r Mns
ter Der antlass, frdgipiirbigs 7yrauea
in fcinm &dumeH bsTrbsrsi gu bds
ben, au elmer alrbsitsbausftrafs bon
fiinf 1assu Dsruribeilt.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-10-03

8citerH Smr Gipiloienitpriifung fer
Gnge5Ogen.

Die itaatli9e gipilbienft 4ommiis
iion Iunste geitern bier an. I'm fdmmts
li4e GOuntps4nseftslIten elmer gipils
btenitzpriifung au unterDerfen nno
ertlGrte aur uebsrrai9ung aller Be
tbeiligten, bab aud Der Superinteus
bent Oes gourthauies. 6err Wiiliam
S3iebel, unter Die 8eftimmungsn bes
@eieses falle uno iniolgeoeiien eine
Priifung a6legen miife. Dies betpirtt
AUDI. oab 6err S6iebsl nls @retutiDs
8eamter Der Is. Darb fotpie als Wtits
glieb beg iSinanstommittees bes re-
publitanif4sn 8ampagnes4usi4 i4ufes
3uriidtreten mub. gtpa bunOert 4na
geitellte, pie sSunitoreu, Dd6ter,
5abritu9lzOperateure unb 8otumens
ten>gerfpebrsr mubten fi9 i'm alten
8oarO Of ReDisp Bureau meloen, no
lie bic ibneH unterbreiteten Sormulare
ausfiilen mubten. Qllle dnoeren Inz
geItellten, bic Glerts, Stenograpbsn
Ii. T. ip., muBten ii9 na6 bem altell
GuilforD Sdulaebaube begsben, I'M
bort cine reselredte Drufung abaulez
gen. bon beren Heiultat es ubbGngt,
ob Iie in ibren Steaen perbleiben tom
nen ober nidt. Die &pmmihicn CAB
audi bstannt, bab Die Maf4iniiten i'm
gourtbauis, Der 4rmorp uno Der Wle-
morialbaas, Der Superintendent Der
Worgue, bic Gountpzglettriter una
Der 'GOuntps s@sfdnaniBurst Or. 70. y,
2inofep in ben tlaififi5irten Dienlt
fallen uno cine priifuna beitebsn mill
ZEN. Die 9riifungen peroeu bellts 81
gnbs aefiihrt Iperben.
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Nett nerlaufen.
SIT Scr siueitGsise SaSaar Der ct.
SpbauHes 8euIeiube.

Ger 5ipeitdeige 9n5aar. ipel6en Ser
&irbenfor, Die SonntagsifnIle, uuS
Der Sugetlbblino Der beutifen 81.
Sobannes.@ird}e, (Baitor 6. giien-
lobr), am Oonneritae uno geitern IN
BEN Sdulrdlnen peranltaltet bdttc,
tpar BON groBem Grfolg gefrout. Gie
SSJcee bes 8aSaar mar, ben sSonbs fin
Die Sunoertiabrfeier Der @emeirlbe,
ipeld)e I'M Ropeinber itattfinSet 5it err
h0ben, uno Die 6eier 5ii Der grobar.
tigiten 5lt geItnlten, ipeld,e bis lest
Don iraenoeiner 8emeinoe, Die por
Oeltiden in Cincinnati eeeriin'
bet pitroe 5u seitaIten. gtadl
ocm geitriaet 9eiuh Der 8eraltal.
ting 5it lirtbeilen, nuB bas 100.idb.
riee HSubilGum lpirflid Gin grobarti
ges mcrben. llujdblige 5reunoe uno
glnbGngcr Der @emeinbe batten lid
eingeiunhen uno iibertrni Der 9eiud)
ben Scs 9onneritogs BEL @eiten Die
9nnen OH ben peridiebenen St6u-
ben batteu ooaauf 81 tbuu, Inn ben
g8iini9en ibrer aliuben eerebt 81,
fperoen uub ipurben in ireunolifiter
@eiie bebient.
9ieaiifc Iieferte elm opuIentes0iabl
rmo murbeu an ben langen, ifnee'
lucis qcOedten Giicheu peIde ourd
berrIib ouftenbeu 9lltmeuitrdube ge-
alert poren eiirig idrabuIiert. Die
aodfin1it Der SoueH funo Elm unbe'
ifrdnftes Sob.
gteben ben leiblirhcn @eniiiien bot
te Der Aoab Wonoolinen uno Sui
tarreu &Iub fir ben niriifIiter
8enub GORGE 9etrneen uno Duroer
hie ein5clnen 9ieccn Iebbaft applau
oiert. SrcifGid)c ipuren Die gailt
unb Wnnooliuet Coils. Nit einen
GSort Der seitriee aIbenb brndte alIel
@ehferu eemiBreid,e Stiinoen mi
iheint aud Der peciinidre Or
iolg Elm SufriebeniteIIenoer ae
lpeien 81 iein, on, mad
loer sIbreauuns elm ireuoioes Sd
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-10-03

Amendment purbe bon 100000
Stimmgebern unter5ei9net Sn
6amilton unb GuDaboga gountb bon
iiber so prOsent Der Stiminssber; in
trodenen Counties ioipobl pie in nal,
fen Counties pcn ii6sr 5ebn pro5eni
Der WdbIsr.
Sd befdulbise bic probibitioniften,
bab lie abiidtIid ous Yublitum IRE
gu fibrsn beftrebt iinb uHb baB iie es
barauf abseisben ba6en, bic 9lufmert>
famteit bes pnblitums Don ben I'm
aere9tigfsitsn unb 8ersepaltisunsen
ab3ulenten Derfuden, bic Der gtnfiibs
rlins berprobi6ition i'm ganaen Staat
folgen fuiiroen."
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Gle.erlaatsiifAsine.

IROrman sisbsntbaIsr. 27. CLINT,
I Wif,isdn.
iGrma y. sisbsutbaIsr, 26. 235s 80.
Wrwlidsn aus.
|Soeob grObstp. %. 1345 s5obn Ctr.
iaiais Dauis, 2e. 2644 part alps.
I IsopussnS 6. Dil.inion, 25. 9an
I mert. Chio.
lgtsnes .. auers, 21, 129 Sage ctr.
laouis siauo0dsr. AZ, Rem gurlinaa
ton. Dbic.
}gltiabetb dig. 40. 1776 gapmillsr
Etrabe.
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Carl unb Tlinna Serip<b. / Wef
Clifton ape.. Rncbe.
sSohdnn unb Rofa &appner, 1701
Trinb Gtrcbe. Wdbhen.
Widasl unb pedrl 1bulsn, 300
Seis 4pe., anabe.
iyrant unb aouiis Waeb, 515
@lennoob ape.. Rnnbe
i}rsb unb 9bsreis 1aufA, 1855
pensIeton Strabs. anabs.
sSreb unb gesnarbins gsbimu. 1044
Warfball 4pe., WlGbdxH.
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Ostartes.

G,sorae unb Gertrude Grisl, 4210
Golerain 9iDt.. annbe.
CHARTS unb ,Rathsrin, 1rebsrid,
446 70. Wewlidsn gps. Mabdsn.
.sobn unb Marp Bauer. 800 Bei:
o. Strdbe. anabe.
ypftpb unb CLARA 0sriamp. 7451
Gpringfisib apt. WdbGfH.
a(nbrup unb anna Rotb. Resinc
Mpe., andbs.
GamlsI unb aba 9db, 3215 Mas
bifsn Roab. M6bhsn.
gbiIliom unb Gbitb Gprtisr. Neip.
tcipn. o.. Wdbhtn.
sSobonn uHb Gbriitius Gpbsl. I'LL
MfItsrn Mpe.. Rnate.
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ytrmaa beilte bieitn
Mann bol, Gatarrt

serr Q. @. msefe,
6abunb. wlarblauo.
l6rsibf: .gor otrei
0atten pusbs i'd
NIT Gaiarrb betafiet,
FIELDER inner i6Ied.
ter fuur6e uns MID
sIsno madie. sd
iennie iaum rieden
iiub mein GefdHiad
aing iah bonIidHeie
tsrIoren. Wein aopi
fdmsrsie mid I'M
slissefegi nno 10
bate seItneiIIe bobss
Gisber nHb Taisu,
bIHisH. 10 mar elm
poiIiiaubisss brad.
sJh pssiHdIfs 20
u ~ psrfdisbsHfH
.rsIssrsn, bod shne
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feln iibcr bos @eiidt Der aaiieber.
matter glitt. @aitor @iienlobr oant-
te allen @GItcr fir ibr Grideinen
II. ibre SpferfreuOigfeit II. ebeuio all
cen treucn Seliern uno Selferinueu
an oem 8eIinsen oes 9u5anrs.
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trfsIs. Sh las Ia einem 3brer fleinen giid'
ein, mit BEN IiieI .5uS Of piis-. bal, Fsriina
In Seilmitisi asasn aatarrb jei unb lies mir
eisrf cine Ginf1e brinssn. aad BEN Or.
Faafs sinsr 5Iaihe ihbIte i6 silpos bsfIer.
eaB 10 zine 5iprite uub brittle bsrfudis, liHb
lin beute Elm ssfuHosr DIANA
Evening journal., 1914-05-07
DYNAMITE SHIP
ON KOREAN ROCKS
Steamship Guernsey VIII
Have 10 Discharge
Cargo

DISPATCHES received IN Philadelphia
yesterday said that the Norwegian
steamship Guernsey, which sailed
from Philadelphia or February 8, in
command OF Captain Williams, with a
cargo OF dynamite for Karatzu, was
ashore or rocks about ten miles from
Tussn. Korea. The dispatches did
not tell of the extent Of the damages,
but said that tine cargo In hold No.
had been damaged. and would have TO
be discharged. The cargo in the
other holds is believed to be undam-
aged
The Guernsey arrived at Algiers on
February %; at Sabang, April at
Manila, April 8. and at Chemulpo,
April %, and discharged cargo at
each OF these ports. This was Cap
tain Williams first trip I'm the Guern-
sey as DE re- eyed Captain Sorensen,
at Philadelphia, on the last voyage.
This vessel arrived here from Nafvik
on December II, 1913. On her vest
ward voyage she encountered heavy
weather and arrived badly damaged
After discharging her cargo she went
into the Kensington Shipyard, where
she underwent extensive repairs.
The Guernsey is a vessel of 2SO8
tons net register, is 1865 feet long,
sos feet breadth and 266 feet depth
and was built in 1898.
Evening journal., 1914-05-07
is BADNESS AMONG
WOMEN INCREASING?

Wigs, colored or otherwise, rats,
switches, Transformations, curling
tongs, sharp metal hair pins, artificial
waving methods, singing and a
round dozen more strictly modern de-
vices. have combined to ruin the
hair of many women. so there is de-
cidedly an increase in badness,
though lately the magazines and pa
pers have rather stopped the ad-
vance of hair trouble by showing
that simply air. sunshine and proper
care will develop heavy. beautiful
hair upon any head. Great care
should be taken when washing the
hair TO not remove more than the ex-
cess oil from the head. A perfect
ly safe, economical. cooling, invigor-
ating shampoo can be had by dissolving
a teaspoonful canthrox, which every
good druggist has, in a cup hot wa
ter. This mixture cleanses gently, yet
thoroughly, and gives to the scalp
and hair the vigor that insures scalp
health and hair-beauty. Canthrox
shampoOs make the head feel good
and are very beneficial where hair Ia
faded, dull and brittle, the regular
use Of which will greatly enrich the
color of the hair and give to 1t a
beautiful gloss and softness.
Evening journal., 1914-05-07
MISSIONARY SOCIETY ACTIvE.

The Woman's Foreign Missionary
Society of St Paul's NJ. %. Church
met Monday afternoon at the home Of
Mrs. w. B. Smith. The topic for the
month was "a Mystery Meeting 1t
was decided to hold a missionary
prayer meeting the first Wednesday
evening in June. A committee was
appointed to further the project. At
tention was called TO the quarterly
meeting of the Wilmington branch to
be held at Mt. Pleasant. June 4
Evening journal., 1914-05-07
BOOTH-BURNITE.

Miss Beatrix Booth, daughter OF
Thomas c. and Alice Webb Booth,
and Earl Allen Burnite were married
in Harrison Street NJ. +. Church last
night by the Rev. G. T. Anderson.
Miss Eva Booth was maid of honor,
Ieander r. Webb, best man, JAMES
H. Scott, William W. Webb, Alex
ander p. MacPhee and Harry K.
Genres, ushers. The flower girls were
Miss Madeline Toulson and Miss Lii
lian Burnite. On their return from a
wedding trip, Mr.. and Mrs. Burnite
will live at No. 10 South Clayton
street. Mr.. Burnite is a we'll known
pharmacist, being connected with the
Watson drug store.
Evening journal., 1914-05-07
DAY-PAssMORE.

Miss Ethel c. Day Of Edgemoor and
Thomas H. Passmore Of Montchanin
were married yesterday morning in the
parsonage OF Asbury NJ. i. Church, by
the Rev George White Dawson. After
the ceremony the couple left on the
$50 o'clock train on a trip to Philadel-
phia. Altoona, Niagara Falls and Wash
ington. After their return they will
live. after May 90, on the farm of Mr.
Passmore, on The Concord pike.
Evening journal., 1914-05-07
EvIoYABLE EVENING COMPANY

IN evening company was hcil "t ViS
home OF Mr.. and Mrs. William Nansant,
No. 1908 Poplar street, last Friday
evening, and an enjoyable evening was
spent. Music was rendered by Miss
Edith Caldwell and Miss Edna Jones.
Refreshments were served. Those who
attended were: Edith Caldwell, Hazel
Hafer. Nellie Lucy, Josephine Kane
Alice Kane. Ella Heller, Carrie Reed,
Mary Harkins, Rachel Gears, Anna
Gears, Bessie Wolfe, Eva Wiirong,
Hazel Wilfong, Marguerite Thompson,
Edna Jones. Helen Marshall, Rose Lane
Florence Gusmire, Lula Brlst0w,
Mayme Faulkner, Helen Slattery, Helen
Nichol. Sue Vansant. Viola Hamilton,
Ella Vansant. Myrtle Ford, Ellis Ne
vile. James Benson. Robert Patterson,
David Patterson, Lewis Bromwell, Al
fred Messimer. Harry Watson. Albert
Jenkins. William Minner, John Hunter
Raymond Rutter. Frank Cardweli, Mel
son Ainsworth, Arthur Ainsworth, John
Vansant Mr.. and Mrs. William Van
SAINT. Mr.. and Mrs. W. r. Nimon, Mas
ters Horace and Clifford Nimon, Mary
Elizabeth Nimon, of Mt. Airy, Pa;
Robert Mitchell. of Bristol, Pa.
Evening journal., 1914-05-07
CELEBRATE GOLDEN

LAUREL Del. May MIR. and
Mrs. S. J. Wheatley celebrated the
fiftieth anniversary OF their wedding
at their home near here on Monday
by entertaining about $50 neighbors
and relatives. The bridesmaid Mrs.
Jennie gruitt. and best man, Henry
Morgan. at the ceremony of half a
century ago. were present to aid the
bride and groom" in receiving Mr.
and Mrs. Byrd Wheatley. the former
brother Of S. ]. Wheatley. cele-
brated their fiftieth anniversary one
year ago.
Evening journal., 1914-05-07
cLosING pANCING scHo0L.

After enjoying a very successful
season, Mrs. j.. J. Snyder has decided
TO close her school Of dancing in
old Odd Fellows Hall on Friday even
ing This statement was met with
many protests on the part Of the
scholars as they all feel that Il is
the ending Of many delightful even
ings, the novelty dances alone having
afforded a pleasure long to be re-
membered.
Evening journal., 1914-05-07
RECEPTION FOR NEMLYMEDs

A reception was given on Tuesday
evening, at the home of Lloyd Seal
No. 937 Pine street, in honor of Mr.
and Mrs. Joseph Blockson, who were
married recently. Music was fur
nished by Wesley Doris and LLOYD
Seal, and a solo was given by W. T.
Yarnall.
Those present were: Mr.. and Mrs
Seal. Mrs. Drumm. Mr. and Mrs
Joseph Blockson, Lloyd Seal, Clifton
White. Wesley Davis. Crcsse Ander-
son. Ellis Cavender. Milton Seal anC
Miss Elizabeth Cooper