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Payette enterprise. (Payette, Canyon Co., Idaho) 1909-1935, 1914-10-29
MANHATTAN SHIRTS

Our new line of these famous shirts are
the finest lot OF styles and patterns ever
shown in Payette. The prices range from
$l.5O to So SO. A fine new bunch Of SOC
neckwear by yesterdays express
Payette enterprise. (Payette, Canyon Co., Idaho) 1909-1935, 1914-10-29
Get these Steps

DOWT forget the steps you take good
you're of cowd of young people "neO
added
ourseEy you'll" chon'm equckb
oft
weW hou fnstcl snadere ready % wear from
Hart Schaffner & Marx
few will
richness the fabrics and hw in
!
tuH TO u su
| otheS you'll they're the for
You'll be delighted With shouting furnishings D
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-04-08
guuacuauf. nnO iIutcrsuug.
sos Metter

6iir NarDlanO mo oen 0iltriit
Oohunbio, 9lcgcu mo f0ltcr Con.
neriioa t6cimciic 6ew6lft, mdBige
pcfdnoerlihc @uoe.
Ios refine SomHcrpciier berridjic
geiiera nno OoS thermometer flet'
icrie inn 80 @roo bober als Gags 5u.
Dor gln mdrntiirn por cs am
Iieuiiag I'M . 9todjm, n0mlid %
l9rao. geiicrl Oagegcn n @rao inn
giodm Gie nieorigite Seupcratur
iicllte id icood rcip on ocn beoeH
9aacn aili 50 mo Al @rao.
sn ocn anocren 8etier 9co6od.
lungs 5totioueu wor Sic nieOrigiic
1emperahtr mic folgt, 9ltlauiic @itD
no, gi5mord -. Bolton 81 buffalo
81. GharIcIton 60 Chicago 81 @lepc
lQuo 36, Corpus G6riiti Ga, Ieupcr
2s Tetroit -. Giilt0 IA, @oitport
30, @alpciton o. @recu 9up "a Sat
ierus Is, SABRE rs, &eleno -, Sad
ionpiac 62. 9anios Gim 36, auor
uiac lG, 9ouispiQc 81, Nlorauette
". Nlcnp6s 81, 0loutgomerD 5S
Montreal 2l 0autudet "a, gicp Sr.
leans GA. eu9orf 40 Sflo6omo
40, 9sitis6ura6 IS, @6ilooclpbia a.
Eoulano, @,e.. 80, @ortlono, Ore,
as. Cuc6cc rs, 9Ialei86 80, Salt cafe
GiiD ~, 5aH 5roncisco ~ St
yolds 40 Ct @oul % Scrantou
2l Shreveport 60, Spofanc Az
lanipo Gl. ggoibinsiou as gSinnI.
teQ 40.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-04-08
.Wianu Sappu SicAlrus.1

9luifii6rlmg OeS o@aint auo %opOer
Clubs in u9ll6oug6'S S6eoter"
wd6rcno Der Citcnuo6e iiir cute
3pedc. Ginna6mcn fiir &in.
Oer.NoipitaIi6ule mo aeu @je.
moriol.
@roBeS ,Sntcreiic crregt ole bonn
n@aint auO @opoer Gm6" iiir Die
Siiermo6c augcfiinoigtc 9nfiii6run0
BON n@}auu Soppu 9iehrnS" 81 @un-
item me6rercr 6ieiiger Snitihltc.
Gie @iunabmen Der @oriiealmgcn
am Moutag ituo 0ienita9 9I6eno iiuO
fir Ole ainOer-6oipitalidulc be.
itimmt unO 0ieicnigcn om 0}ithuob
mo Oonneritog 9l6euO iir oaS 6ran-
els Scott Sen N}emoral Der Sicruci'
6omer-Scier. Die 6eiocn lcbtcrel
&oritellungeu iinOeu uiter Ocn 9nlipi.
5ien scr !. S0hter scr amerifouiiden
9lcuolltion~ iiatt.
9lm 5rcitag 9tahmittog bc0ibt iid,
Ger n@aint auo @opoer Glub" nod)
@oibington no er I'M ,9lotiouol-
S6eater cine 9luiiii6rlmg 5u @uniten
ser ,G6riit G6ilo Societu" icncr
StoOt gibt. mo am Saniitag 9l6enO
fe6rt ocr Gmb 6icrbcr 3urid 81 ciner
@oriicaung 81 @lmitcu DER o0larp.
lonO ainoeri6ub. .@cieai6nit4.
o0lonD @appD 9ichlrns~ lit ans
Der 6cOer eineS Marpl0noers, Srcs
0erid 9lrnolo Simmer, uno 5cridat
in orci 9lbt6eihmacn, 5uerit cine INIT
iifdliihc Sfi5jc, betitclt Cine Sods
ter @oa'S, Damn 2lliifii6rimg nooers
uer mo Glterer Gdn5e mo sum
SdluB cine 5peite Sfi55c, welc6c Ocll
ipc5iiiidben Gitel n@ianp Soppu 9ic-
turns" trdgt.
81 Den bnnptiddIiden @lihpirfeh-
Oen 50bIen Die Serren G6oS. 9lnOrcu
NlcGatn 3rauf Eoplor. Glap6onl
@hrrap SDlanO au6ns. 9(rmd6
9roou, Gccie GaliarO, @OOie Bartlett,
5ranciS mO 9roug6ton 9eodam,
Charles @onb, Soiep6 Swifert, 9lcia
Su9bes un0 9folonO g9eit.
9lIS Eongo.lGulerinnen fngircn
oie Scrren: Stcmort Cotton 0ono
5ogoon 9laan So6libcQ &. Gorion
:. Gorion @'oore. Garter Cs6oriI mo
]tciQ 0l96es.
Gas 9ireftorhun Oe5 Gh6S iebt
iib ou9 ben folgenOen Serren 5uiom.
men. &iOion s. 9eihwid, @rdiiOent
0cnr0 Mou Cuttings, &ice-@rdiiOcnt,
@alliS @iifeL Sefretdr; 9iowlano
s. g8eit 0Hlis-Sefrctdr; 0oppcr
Gmorp, Sfobmeiiter; Z. &obert
ScnfinS. @eihditsiiibrer; &alei9b G.
E6omas, 0r. G6omoS s.. 9udlcr,
9ccic Goiioro, Charles 9lnOrep 0lc.
Gonu 8. 2lrder Seaman, Ho6ert
2opnoes, @Omin y. 9argb, George
". &napp, ir, uno Charles @ Serr
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-04-08
g9arnnno fiir gInOere.

gSegcn ltcbertrctng Der poli6ci'
lidcn @crfebrs @cItimmungcn bat.
ten ii6 9eitern icd8c6n artihcr lino
Tu6rleltte Der pericbicOcnitcn Sc-
f06rte in Scr iii0weitlicbcn @oli5eiito'
tion 3u pcrdntlportcn. Gihtcr lllrid
belcete sic SNuIoigcu nit flcineren
@cloitrofen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-04-08
Sin famIer srid.

lluO ood fiel elmer ooraui berein, ~
@iortiu @ol5in anoe6lic6 Inn $40O
6eidmuoelt S8oQte roid @lil.
lioudr werOen. Sine profitable
@elOma6 -@lai6inc.
glus Irdnmen bon ro1eni Wiillio-
udrmcroen wuroe Niortin Gol5in bon
9lr 1869 9luore.5troBe, eruedt mo
mutbtc sic betrii6cnoe Grio6ung,
Dab er Inn $lOO 6cidluinOclt ipor0en
lit. @r lit imtroilih iiber OieieS
6nflum mo bat Die gol5ei eriudt,
i6u 5u 6elfelL oen bcioeu Wldnnern
auf Die Spur 5n fommeu, pelAe ibni
ou9cblid 10 libel mitgeipieIt 6oben
Sic 9Soli5ei crfl0rt DAB er ieme
miBli1c Gage ypci Nlduuern Der.
oonft pcl6e am 9lnfong poriger
@obe icine g9irt6i6oit bctrctcn bit
ten ino inn io9ten, lie iihten einen
guicn 6remo, ben lie gerne in Elm
fonoieS @el0moh Spitem einmci6en
uollicn 9lah luicoerholten 9einhen
in Der @irt6i6ait bo6en iie i6m 5il-
geromnt oaB lie cine Bapier-9Irt
ipiiBien, bic 5lpiiMen 5ipei 9onfnoicI
9ele9t gcnau oas ghSie6cu BON ga.
piergelO cr6oltcu piiroen. @oI5in,
ser nod nidt lange i'm &nn0r it,
iuar BON Der Soec begeiitcrt rno Be.
tbeiligtc iidl nit $500 aapitol an oem
ousiibiSreiden SDltem PIN SomS.
tag, 10 erfldrte er, 9ing er nit Oeu
6eiOeu @i1nnern in Elm &auS an ser
6ranflin. nabe Golpert.StroBe. Gort
wurOe Gin Stiid 4apier 5lpiicben
5pei $2O09toten gelegt rno olsoonr
In cine @rcB.WloiAine geitedt glo
tiirliA itammtc oas @elo bon &ol5in.
Wlit Der Grfldrtng, Ons @elo niilie
eiiiige Belt in Ger Wlaibine 6lci6en,
enticrnten iif oie beiocii lldnner
mo aud @ol5in fe6rte noh ieiuer
@irt6ihoit 5uriid. 5citocnt bat CT
feinen Der 6eiOeu n@rfinoer" wieoer.
gelebcn imo peiB nur, oaB elmer pon
i6uen iid 9inoolp6 reunen licB-
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-04-08
Sa6rcs 5elSlager Der g@rano
9lrmn."


Union &ctcrancn aus allen IDeilel
ocs 5taoteS oerionlmeln iib sur
3cit III Baltimore Inn Dem 3S.
,o6rcs 6dolagcr oes Noulduocr
Icpartcmcnts Der ,@rano glrmu Of
iAe Gcpublic 6ci5lupo6nen melhes
0cufc glbcno nm s llbr in ocrg&otb
mdnncr @alle @dcn nabc 6o9
ciic 5troBe. crofinet pcrocu miro.
Ger GommonOctr ocs Deportcments
CpcrIt G1orlcS W. GmidL miro ocn
@orlib ii6ren 0ie &cronltaltun9
nro id ibcr 5ipci Eagc critrcdeu.
ecacrol gSai6ington Gardner aus
Nlbiun WGA, Cbrr Gommonocnr
Ger .@ranO glrnp. miro elmer DER
@biugcn bcipobucn Gr miro bcutc
2lbcuo Soit itnO cmcr Der Sprcder
hci 0cM &obrcsbanictt ocr llnion.
cicranen @erciniglng bon Niorp
lon0 im aNotcl @elDeoere" icin. ~
miro cuuortct, Sab u. q 9oung, Gin
ii3cr ocS &eteroncn@ @oitenS gir.
dg on9 Baltimore ais Der l6dlte
Geporiencnis Gonmanocnr Der
.Csrono glrmD4 crnaiult miro.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-04-08

4lit Der glngo6c, oaB ibr Sobn ibr
ouoc6Gb cin Niuiifbnc6 Inn gScrt9c
ncu $50 cnipcnoet mlo ioOom fiir
M Dcrfalit babe. eric6icn geltern
1rau 5lionua 2cnifcs bon Jlr.
1923. SollinS 5traBe, IN Der iio.
mcnIiden 4oli5eiitatiou Sbr Sobu,
Ncrntau ecmtes. III 27 Sabre alt,
fn0 gcmaB ocn glisioecn ieincr
4lhitrr DcrUcu0ctc cr oen erlos ans
0cn 0luiifbudc 5un @auf BON Spi'
rHloien Qcnfcs puroc onrb Nih.
ter 5apler ocni @eriAtspcrTobren
iecrWicign
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-04-08
gIns Nnnnpulk

yll9 SNHUpUltS.
Observation-Disclosures untcr5ei4-
nctc Die S6crifiS 9ia. - GeS-
glci6cn Die @crwiaiguna BON
$4,000 fiir oic GouOcrneurswo6-
mua. Il Gic Bill fiir oas @orp-
ldnOer 2auOwirt6idoftlide Sol.
leg o6get6on
Annapolis, Z. glpril. 9io-
6cju idmmtlidc N}itglicOer Der @e-
icbgebung nit 9(usno6me eiuiger So
mite N}itglicOer. melde nit Den glr-
beiteu nod niht oltigerdilmt 6oben
unO Ocu GlerfS, melhen Oie S66ut
Der 9iQs i6ertroqcn lit, 6o6c1 9ln.
napoliS nit Sod mo %ad ocrlaicn
Gie SiBlng fam crit beltte Mlorgcn
gcgen 3 llbr 3iun gl6i1luiic, na60eln
nod 5u gutter 2ett oie Bid, in mel.
der $350000 fiir oaS WlorDlon0er
Snnomirt6i6oftli6c Goaeg Ocuuilligt
pcrOcn ioatcn, toOt gemo@t luorOen
mor. Scle ser ongcnomnenen Sor.
loQcn in Der lcbtcn Shmoe iinO MIR
6olbmcgs erwogen porOen mo man
de merOcn mu6ri6einlib nod in ben
%opierforb munOern @ouocrneur
@olOsboroug6 unter5cic6ncte 6elte
sic Bill ua6 pel1er aac frii6cren
Sdcrific Don Oen Soiten ent6rnoen
mcrOen, pel6c Ons @cridt auierlegt
6otte. GesgleiHen unter5eidncte cr
Oic Sill, nadb pelder $4,000 fiir Ocu
llntcr6alt ser @ouperneltrsow6uimg
ueupiQigt uurOen.
Gle @eiomnltfoiten Der 0Ieiebgc-
brrg 6elollfen iid oui run0 $24O,
600, mO 5mor lultroe Oieic gemaltigc
9hisgo6e Orrd) Oie 9lenOerirng Der 0ie.
geln peulrioGt, wonoh in 3ufunft
oQe Gorlogcn ouf SGrei6nioihincu
aliSgei6ric6cn perOen niiiien, e6e ie
eugereidt mer0eu mO Damn niilien
uuc Bills geOrudt perOen e6e lie be-
rot6cn merOen SSn Der n0cbIten @e-
iesac6ung miro man wobrideinlid
nit Dem 9(nitelen Der Oielen 9lnb0ll-
ger oilirdumen.
Sn Der GrefitiD SiBlng bat Der
Senot fait ale itGOtiiben @rncnnln.
qen 0es @ouocrnelrs 6eitdtigt. "a.
Qcgcn mlrOen Die @rnennlmgen fin
OaS SdmmOm6tS Snititut 81 ga
6illas0iae nid)t 6eitdtigt, woourd)
Sr. Sauuel 81. Gennis olS Sefretdr
OcS ,SnltitutS Gei6c6altcn miro.
Sen @i06woD @ert6erbo
hungelt
Cic SauS6ia gtr. sol mel6e 5o6l-
reibe iogenonnte ufleinc~ Sausbe-
Iiber in Siio.9altimore bon Der
9ert6er6o6ilnqs.9lliloga fiir Die Grs
offmmg Oes Sen Siabwop 6eircit.
ginq am Gienitaa, 10 NiiHuten na6
> ll6r NlorgenS, 9liidlid i'm Senate
Ourdl, unO mie 6crr G6arles @einbe-
Mann ser @erfedter Oieier @loB-
no6me, ia9t, Bat iie alle 9luslid)ten,
Die llnteri6riit Oes @ouDerneirs IN
er1olten. lin Dies nod iiderer 3n
MAIDEN, miro cine Delegation per
@ei6dftSleute bon SIO.9altimRre
nit Srn. SeinBemaun nad 9lnnasoi
lis pilgern, Inn Dem @ouuerncur Ole
@ere6tigfeit Oieier Bill 81 oiien4a-
rem. nGborlic~ be6ouptet, OaB 7R7
SauS6eiiber etpos iiber 100000 err
port blciben wenn Die 9ia @elcs
miro, imO Dab Die Delegation uclde
fiir lie cintrot, om Gicnitog Dior0cl
Inn A ll6r ncrmiiOet, a6cr aliidlid"
pon Der Stoots6ollptItoot IN 8olti-
more untom
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-04-08

iit ser 8ci1nb1eit 5utraglla Das
allS oer 0iciigcu1 glmcricauSremeru@
non Nrn 6rcO. gouerHhmlot ber
purgcgangcne. Solacc" Scbrnu miro
unter oeiieu eiscncr gliiiht 9erac.
felt Daiiclbp III liebIid im @es
djmad ongenebm 81 trinfe1 li'o
mir0 p5 6iriigen dacrtnmt tiidtl
eea 9lrr5ien als abiohlt REIN uno one
05ennobeii in bobeu SSrooe l0roerno
be5elhnet Nile gIiitrdgc iinoen
pronlptr 9himerfiaiuteit grmiereis
0arioto glpc. Nlonnmcut, NilIen.
rlr 1el Is. ~ AZ Wli 8ernon Boa
qlpnlsl (gtu3ciae)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-04-08

men 9(lBer0em ucriprad En- ooB
oic onocren ainocr mieOer 81 Den 81
tern 5uriidfe6rcn Oiirfen, lobolo De-
rem @o6mug in cinen beliercuStanO
pcricbt lcin miro.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-04-08
Nrnn aluie NnLNunna 6eer0iai.

Sic @ccroigung Der am pcrgongc
ncn Sonntog aug ocnl Scbcn gcihic.
Oencn 6rou 9ioic 9ollpon5 BON gtr.
1903. Goofiic StroBe. fono 9eitern
g}admittog itott. Scr 9eiiebung
ollf Dem u6l. areu8 6rico6oie" in
9lnner glrunOcl GountD ging Inn
- ll1r sim 3caliem.Sohant cele.
britt BON Gater 9lditattcr in Der
uGur 2ooD Of @ooo Council Stride
porous g(m 90. 011r5 1887 81
Scenes @ornloto nabe Dcmes.@or,
ia llnguru acboren fam oie @eritor.
bcnc i'm Sabre 1904 nod glmerifo
ans beirotDctc Scrrn Gb1rles Ball.
iooB. glebcn oieiem binterldBt tic
0rci fleinc ainocr, 9lntoL @lorsn.
retbe imo 0inrt6o, 5mci Stiefbriiocr,
Soicf @urtG dus Baltimore uno
George g9art9 ans Stem 9)orf, uno
loren Sticiuutcr Martiu Mnrtb-
gus 9obrttcbtrdgcr fmeirten oie
@crren Soicf gSort6. Sermon @ol'
nan aorI 5orgc, &C. 0ubert. @lat
i6ias Rumle mO Stcp6on aunli.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-04-08
iIntcr6nItnnaS. gsealuciier.

uNlaormie" .@lngeboreuengcben aui Ocs
4u ippincn" ((ean0clbilDu).
.,llnD iiufiuu" zoe }toli".
Nolguial" NtrSuoocue Nlnie"
,durD ." Sunii0 Don Nclbnia" @0tecl
tibcf)
,tSnprm" aglmcrlgan Nc0nics"
,NiaTuaHo" NQuocOlne ino 2SanochiOrt.
,ruric" 2lm "A. 9tpfll Nucn0a. slnu
Appie" gCtatorlen@ecuhau nno rBOldoei
QUiH. rdehcrD
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-04-08
ned Elm @citrne far'0 alter GBc.
panr.

1robocm geitcru bericbtet muroc,
OoB Scr Son0, meldcn Der u@citlhe
Gorreipon0ent"filr Gin beta0tcs Gbe.
padr ionnleItc OoIIitduoia ac5ci@nct
I'll lici geiiern nod cll mcltercr
glpiirag etn Die Donation fam BON
5Srou Il We... $500
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-04-08
cIterieier Ssa alsreN.GIn6s /"

Gic idbrlic9c Otter. .llnicr0oItuug
0es Baltimore 4rcB Clubs" iinoct
am l6. 3. @lts. in Dodgarten oes
Gmerion 3otclS" itott, 6iir Die
lcIDc miro elm urigincllcs GrograninI
miaeitellt
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-04-08
sdlHgtarten

gl6uunentcn, bic Scn yGcntldlcn GOrs
rCipOnocntcn" nidlt piiHiilidl pocr nnrc=
gelmdlia crbalirlt iino gehctcn, Der DE
ice DnpOn per IelcpbUn oorr idlriiIim
NliilhcIImnn bM mndlcn
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-04-08


Sni Gatb6aliie ioudltc gciiern oos
@cridt auf, ooB Somaro y. @ratt.
Der Gbei Snaenialr Der ugSeiiern
Wlurulauo.ga1n" icoenious oeu 80
iten Oes G6ci ,SngcnielrS DER Staof
Baltimore erbalten mirO. Gicicr 80.
iien lit oirh glnno1mc elmer Sil IN
Der @eieBgc6mg gcidaiien poroeu
9ant oer 9iQ lit Der @opor outori.
iirt 0en G6et Snaenieur bis imn Gfs
iober 1917 3u erucnnen las cjc.
BALI ocs SSnacnieirs betrdgt $500.
ooc1 Dat sic guoaet 9c6oroc Bic PHI
torildi oalel6e 81 crb00cl 0lapor
4'rciton idatc gciieru oaB cr ole YIN.
Evening journal., 1914-07-31
cECmTnN pERSONALS.

Special to THE. EVENING JOURNAL.
CEClLToN, Md, July 8t.--Dr. Rob
ert NJ. Black, of Ceoilton, has been
appointed tax supervisor for Cecil
county-Miss Lulu Cahoon OF Roper
n. c., Is paying visit with Miss
Blanche Brown-Mrs. James Lusby Is
entertaining Misses Anna and Ruby
Robinson of Newark-Mrs. Harry FL
lison and Miss Seiger OF Baltimore
spent several days recently with Mrs
Price-Mr. and Mrs. ]. w. Taylor have
their granddaughter, Miss Miriam
Taylor Of Baltimore for a visitor
Miss Elela Vineyard OF Warwick Is
spending some time with Philadelphia
friends-Miss Hettie Jacobs OF Phila-
delphia, Is here for a visit with her
sister, Mrs. William B. Davis-Miss
Georgia Wamsley entertained Miss
Rawlings, Of Palmyra, n. j., last
week.-Mrs.. Robert Shelton is enter
tanning her niece Miss Florence Mat
thews. Of st. Georges, Del.-Mr. and
Mrs. p. Smith and son have been
guests of Wilmington friends-Mrs
r. w. Blackway is visiting friends in
Wilmington-Miss Mary Jones, Of
Philadelphia is here for a visit with
her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. George
Jones-Miss Mary Richards has her
sister. Miss Annie Richards, of Phila-
delphia staying with William
Brown, Jr.. and John Manlove have
been spending several days at Better
ton, Md
Evening journal., 1914-07-31
CDUNCIbNEN Chilly
At This meeting
Solons Transact Routine
Business Under Pleasant
Weather Conditions
HEARING
ON FOOD ORDINANCE

For the first time IN several weeks
the members OF City Council, at their
meeting last night, conducted their
business with every member wearing
his coat. For the last four or five
meetings the heat has been SO excess
sive, In the Council Chamber that
President Of Council William p. White
has been calling the meetings TO order
with the members in their shirt
sleeves.
On the contrary, however, sew
eral of the members last night COM
planned of feeling chilly
The printing committee reported
that they had advertised for bids for
printing the annual report of the
Board OF Health. Only two bids were
received, ono from George II. Hoguo,
at S1.93 page, and the other from
The Star Publishing Company at 81
page.
on motion Of Mr.. Grantland the bids
were referred to the printing commit
tee with power to award the contract
TO the lowest bidder.
The police payroll, amounting to
! SS,626.S3. was ordered 10 be paid.
City Treasurer James f. Prices re-
port showed a bank balance Of $780,
/ 095.9S for current accounts
A communication was received
from Charles II. Burris, secretary of
the Retail Milk Dealers Association,
requesting Council to give that asso-
citation a hearing on the pure food or
dinance now pending before that
body The communication was re-
ceived and filed, and President White
was authorized TO arrange for hear
ing President White stated that at
the meeting of the Council as a COM
mittee of the whole on Wednesday
night il had been decided to give a
hearing on the ordinance next We'd
nesday night The milk dealers viii
be given a hearing on that night.
A communication was received from
City Treasurer James +. Price. an
nouncing that the city has received
the final dividend. Of S34750 from
the receivers of the Mechanics Loan
Association on account Of the Eliz-
abeth Turner trust fund. which has
been deposited in the Artisans Saw
ings Bank. 10 the credit of the trust
fund This fund was given by Eliza
beth Turner prior to 1856 for tho
purchase of fuel for the poor. the
original sum given being $1,000. the
interest Of which was to be used TO
purchase the fuel
However. as Council has already re.
imhursed the fund the city treasurer
believes the money in the Artisans
Bank rightfully belongs in the cur.
rent account, and should be transfer
red TO It.
The original bequest OF 81 900 wal
invested in the Mechanics Loan Asso
citation loan shares The association
failed. but on liquidation the sum q
! S1,107 was allowed the city as It's DIT
rata share. although the full amour
was not then paid.
, Council. however. reimbursed IN
, fund for the purchase Of fuel by max
ing up the difference and investinl
the money in city bonds The com
munication was referred to the ii
nance committee.
Evening journal., 1914-07-31
WASHING WON'T RID
Head OF DANDRUFF
Dissolve II, That's Best Way

The only sure way 10 get rid Of dondruh
is to dissolve II, then you destroy 1t ca.
tirely. To do this get about four ounces OF
ordinary LIQUID arvon; apply il at night
when retiring; use enough 90 moisten the
scalp and rub il in gently with the finger
tips.
Do this tonight, and by morning most, Il
not all Of your dandruf will be gone, and
three or four more applications will com.
pletely dissolve and entirely destroy, every
single sign and trace OF Il, no matter how
much dandruf you may have.
You viii find, too, that all itching and dig.
ging Of the scalp will stop az once aud your
hair will be hufy, lustrous, glossy, silky and
soft, and look and feel hundred times bet.
ter.
II you want 20 preserve your hair. do BY
all means get rid OF dandruf, FOR nothing Dc.
stroys the hair more quickly. u not only
starves the hair and makes II fall out, hut
Il make Il stringy stragEly, dull, dry. brittle
and lifelcss. and everyone notices Il. You can
get liquid arvon AZ any drug store. Il u In
axDsnEivs and nsvsr fails 20 do tha work
Evening journal., 1914-07-31
YORKLYN FARMERS
Gather HARVEST
FOR SICK MAN

Special to THE EVENING JOURNAL
WORKMAN, Del, July 3l.-The lawn
social given by the W. c. r. L. at the
home OF Stephen A. Mitchell was we'll
attended DR.. Charles NJ. Leyister. su-
pcrintendent OF the Anti-Saloon League,
spoke.
Unable 10 complete his harvesting.
Emmor Gawthrop was given surprise
by a squad of neighbors, who cleaned mp
his field in short order. Mr.. Gawthrop
has been dangerously i'll.
Scratching his hand on a piece of rusty
tin. John Holmes has developed blood
poisoning.
Alfred Hughes, Jr OF the United
States Navy is spending a few days with
his father, Alfred Hughes and family,
west of here.
Miss Maud Warner of Philadelphia is
visiting here.-Proiessor and Mrs. How
ard Fisher are visiting Mrs. Springer's
parents. Mr.. and Mrs. II. C. Chandler
Little Cecilia Robertson of Dclmar Is
spending q week with her grandparents,
Mr. and Mrs Mahlon Jenris, west of
town. Miss Anna Kenneth of Whining
ton spent Sunday here.-C. G.. Ryan of
Prices. Nd, autoed here ON business.
Miss George Danett of Fisher-burg, Pa,
arrived here today on a weeks visit
Herman LamoX and Walter NAL
comb of Paoli made a business trip here
recently Miss Jessie Nesbitt of Bell
fonte. Pa, Is on weeks visit with
Ashland relatives.-Miss Clarice Mac
Mullen of Philadelphia is on weeks
stay with Mr.. and Mrs. John Flannery.-
Miss Mabclle Kosgrove Of Haveriord,
Pa, is being entertained at the home Of
John Cherosy and family
Evening journal., 1914-07-31
NEW SCHOOL FOR CECIL COUNTY


Special TO THE EVENING JOURNAL.
ELKTON. Md, July 3l.-A special
session of the School Board was held in
EllIton on Monday when bids for the
addition TO the Perryvillc school were
opened. The bidders were John Il. Pat
terson. s6,756: Levi T.. Patterson Com
pany. s6.500 W. Louis Ryan, S6,06l, Mr..
Ryan getting the contract.
Travellers are notified OF the draw
bridge at Chesapeake City, crossing the
Chesapeake and Delaware Canal, being
closed for repairs
Harry l.. Thomas died at his home in
Philadelphia on Monday, after a long i'll
ness He was the son of the late John
T. Thomas and Matilda Jones Thomas
OF this town, and was born here go years
ago.
Joseph p Ramsey, living on the Nelson
Young farm near Calvert. lost all his
crops, farming implements and every
thing except his live stock, by n fire
which consumed his barn and shedding
on Tuesday evening.
Miss Gracia w. Wells is at Asbury
Park, y. J.--George w. Cosden OF North
East was an Elkton visitor on Wednes-
doy.-Mrs. Howard T. Quigg is in Phila-
delphia-Nlrs. John Z. Johnson Of North
East visited her sister, Mrs. Harry I.
Alexander. this week.--Thc Misses Mar
garet and Annie McIntire are entertain
ing Miss MiriamSJones and Miss Kath-
crime Jones of Germantown, Pa.-Mrs.
Howard Bratton spent Wednesday in
Kent county.-George W. Taylor OF
Zion was recent Elkton visitor.-Miss
Margery Marshbank is spending her va
cation at Ocean Grove \. J.-Miss Ida
Reed is the guest of her parents near
Bcthcl.-NIrs. D. L. Clifford Of Zion Is en-
tertaining her sister, Mrs. Matte smith
Of Elkton.- Miss Annie B Boulden OF
Chesapeake Ci.v is the guest OF Mrs
William 7. Boulden-
Evening journal., 1914-07-31
Kill DOC cHIcKEN rHIEE.

A small brown spaniel dog. owned
by d. F. Bogia, Of No. 1901 Market
street, which has been killing many
enickens owned by persons in that
Vicinity. was killed by IT'S owner last
night. It Is believed that the dog
killed more than 100 chickens.
Evening journal., 1914-07-31
PICK YOUR MAN.

BY registering tomorrow you will
qualify to vote at the Republican pri-
maries September II, for your choice
of candidates. William b. Smith, Jr.,
of the Third Representative District
soicits your support for the Office OF
County Assessor.-Adv.
Evening journal., 1914-07-31

It is the day OF scnemes and
dreams, but the worker has a free
and equal chance in the Want Ads
Adv.