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Evening journal., 1914-04-01
WE HAVE AZ DISAGREE.

From the Elkton Whig
The bill carrying a requirement that
this count. should issue bonds to the
amount of 100000 for a new court house
was not introduced in the House of Dele
gates last week, as we had anticipated.
The members of the House Of Delegates
felt that the oil should have referen.
dun clause, permitting the submission
OF the matter to the people for vote.
Senator Williams had already announced
that he would not support the bill in the
Senate without such a provision for sub
Uniting the matter TO the people. The
gentlemen in charge of the bill object
to this course of procedure.
| But whyg 4ney say it will delay the
work too long. That objection is more
specious than convincing. The next cleo
/ tion is only few months of. Has
the old court house, that has stood the
storms of years and the strain of thou
sands, become dangerous so suddenly
that a few months delay is not toler-
ableg We have our own doubts as to
whether il has become dangerous at all,
but are perfectly willing to have these
doubts resolved. when the good and suiii-
ING that he old building is becoming
dangerous, do these gentlemen want MS
to believe that the danger has become
50 suddenly and seriously aggravated as
that it would be highly unwise to defer
faction a few months while the people
are permitted TO deliberate upon the
matterg
Precisely the same line Of reasoning.
we think, is permissible in reioinder,
when the cry is raised that the old court
house is not fire-proof and is thereby
lieopardizing multitudes of property
titles etc, etc. To be sure We all live
but overshadowed by the daily uncer-
tainty of life, simply using reasonable
and proper precautio-s against untimely
death.
We all own property-more or less
but subject to the risks of fdod OF fire,
or hurricane, or what not, simply using
what precautions are wise and proper
against unnecessary risk.
We should do so in this case Of the
court house. But one cannot forbear
smiling a little indulgently at the fran
tic fear of fire that so possesses some of
our good neighbors today as that few
months seem to them as a thousand
years, whereas they have slept soundly
and well through long, useful lifetime
without any troubled dreams of wild
alarm from flaming archives. This is NO
reason at all why proper and wise pre-
caution should not be taken. But it is a
reason why we should not be hurried be-
ycnd deliberation by frantic cries Of
sudden alarm. II is a reason we think
why delay of few months for discus
sion with the people is no improper re-
Quest.
Evening journal., 1914-04-01
.Y.W.C.A. Opens Three
day Bazaar FOR Home

The Y. W. C. A. bazaar. which
opened this morning. was well at
tended, despite the inclement wealth
er.
The booths we're attractive with
their gay decorations. and we're we'll
patronized. The bazaar will also be
open all day tomorrow and Friday
from 10 o'clock in the morning until
ten at night.
Luncheon was served today and each
evening during the bazaar a cold
supper will be served by Mrs. l.. G.
Thompson and her aides.
Evening journal., 1914-04-01
CREDITORS TAKE
80 CTS. ON dollar
Chancellor Approves Receiv-
er'S Findings in the N.
R. E. T. Litigation
COURT TO DECIDE
IMPORTANT POINT

In the Court of Chancery this morn
ing Josiah Marvel presented the re-
port of Peter J. Wright, receiver Of
the National Real Estate Trust Com
pany. summary of which report was
printed yesterday. William f. Kurtz,
Caleb r, Burchenal and w. J. Willis.
who represent a majority of the
claimants of the fund, expressed their
agreement to the allowances asked
for and the Chancellor made an or
der for the payment of costs and al
lowances and the distribution of the
thrift certificate holders of so per
cent. of the amounts paid in
In the receivership case of James
II Wright Company. c. S. Layton and
William s. Hilles argued the question
of whether Elmer e. Mcdaniel should
be entitled TO a set off on the claim
of the receiver against him. The facts
were that Mr.. Mcdaniel and the
Wright Company had a running ac-
count which had been settled in
February, 1912, and from that date
until the date OF the receivership,
January 13, 1914. Mr.. Mcdaniel had a
claim for board and care of a horse
belonging to the Wright Company
amounting to S472.67, and during the
same period he had bought from the
Wright Company, goods amounting "a
S4l9.36. The receiver claimed that
Mr. Mcdaniel ought to be required
to pay his debt to the company in
full and take the pro-rato share ol
the distribution the same as all other
creditors on his claim. The Chancel.
! Tor reserved decision on the point
This IS the first time this particular
! question has been presented TO tn,
Court and the Chancellor desires tC
establish a precendent and will there
fore hand down a decision I'm few
days.
Evening journal., 1914-04-01
no DESCRIBE .BILLYs SUNDAY.

The usual mid-week service in Sec
ond Baptist Church tonight will be ad-
dressed by the pastor, the Rev. T. p.
Holloway, who will give his impress
sions of Rev William Sunday. whom
Mr.. Holloway heard at the University
of Pennsylvania on Monday. AT the
same meeting persons who have re-
Gently professed conversion will be
received for baptism.
Evening journal., 1914-04-01
pRoRArIOH 6FFICER HuRT.

Special Probation officer r. Ross
Farra is suffering from a sprained
ankle Last Monday evening he ac-
companied George Anderson, of the
city trolley company, TO Ninth and
Kirkwood streets, to break up the
custom of youths jumping on the
Pullman trippers. Farra caught two
of the boys and as he turned one OF
them over to Anderson, the other boy
tried to get away and Farra twisted
his ankle trying to hold him. The
boys will be given a hearing this af-
ternoon in Juvenile Court
Evening journal., 1914-04-01
INTERIOR BATHING

bodies scrupuously
would troubled with pmpes muddy ompexons
backhad other of the drawbacks
which personal attractions
perhaps having of these ills befa
followed the Of the world in taking
machinery the
take are OF
The interior the body should be thoroughly ceansed daily just
take daily luxurious
beauty bath.
o
Mady should not neglect this daily spraying occasion for
nothing disastrous health catarrhal
throat, unobtrusvey Is
lining
with solution boc this should
Evening journal., 1914-04-01

Attainahle Beauty
Fog Most Women at
No Expense
Evening journal., 1914-04-01
RELATIONS or SOME
MINISTER'S CHANGED,

Special to THE EVENING JOURNAL.
BERLIN. Nd. April AT the ses-
sion of the Wilmington NJ. +. Confer
ence today the relations of the Revs
E. c. Macnichol and S. M. Morgan
were changed from effective to the re-
tired list and the relations of Revs
B. F. Jester, w. S. Williams and R. w
Townsend from the supernumerars
list to effective list.
Evening journal., 1914-04-01
FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAI.

by The United Press.
NEW YORK, April 1.-The stock
market opened with greater volume
OF activity than on any recent day and
the tone was good. Advances as rule
were confined to small fractions, but
sentiment was more cheerful. Missouri
Pacific was a strong feature.
Evening journal., 1914-04-01
MARRIAGE LIcFNsEs ISSUED

Clerk of Peace Harry A. Brown has
issued the following marriage licenses
Warren A. Mccall. aged p years, OF
No. 1872 West Second street and Miss
Gertrude T. Donovan. aged IL, of No
5l7 Springer street. They were accom-
panied by Miss Donovan's mother.
Evening journal., 1914-04-01
SUNSHINE MEETING.

Members OF the Coreopsis Branch of
the Delaware Division Of the Interna-
tional Sunshine Society will hold their
April meeting mt the home of Mrs Oscar
Frazier. No. HOS West Ninth street, on
next Monday evening.
Evening journal., 1914-04-01
The Famous Pink Stamps on All Purchases.

q ~ yMAVoKESziE's. cleansers - and Dyera. Ser.
e0f shlpley street. novf-tf.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1914-11-19

night I was up with Dick almost
all night"
That's Just II. Margie. dear
know you have been very busy and
the best little nurse In the world
for Dick. but want you 20 look
your best always. know what
self-deceivers men are and they
are the conventional sex after all.
They are always talking about lik
ing n woman for her sweetness
and simplicity-they say they only
care for the shrinking modesty
that clothes itself In q simple white
muslin. They boast that their
wives never wear false hair nor
patronize the beauty shop-and yet
! have noticed that unless man
thinks his wife is Just as good look.
Ing as the wives OF his friends he
Is apt to make excuses when the
family Is invited to party"
Dear Aunt Mary-who would
have thought she had noticed this
peculiar trait in the male sex?
This morning she thought Eleanor
Fairlow was better looking than I.
and, bless her heart, she was lit.
tie concerned because she likes me
so well she doesn't want Dick 10
make any invicious comparisons. |
am awfully tired and | guess ! will
get a maid to help me at least I'M
I'll Dicks hand gets well and poor
dear old Dad makes his journey
across the border. He is so pa.
tient. II breaks my heart every
time ! 90 over there.
Tomorrow | am going over and
make him n long visit hone
Mother Waverly explained about
Dick. II she did not. poor old Dad
will think we are neglecting him
for the world.
How quickly, little book. do we
fall out of step with the procession
OF the living. No one thinks any
more OF telling Dad OF the things
OF this world. We say I'VE must
not worry him"
want TO live every minute till
the breath leaves my body. Every.
day affairs, either OF Joy or sorrow.
interest me. and | don't want to
miss any OF them-and, up to date,
little book, Il doesn't look as
though very many are getting
away from me
Ito Be Continued Tomorrow.)
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1914-11-19
CONFESSIONS
OF A WIFE
AUNT MARY TAKES ME TO
TASK


Copyright, 1914, by the Newspaper
Enterprise Association.)
"Margie." said Aunt Mary this
morning. you are working too
hard. | think YOU should have
maid 10 help you out. You are
looking rather seedy az well. and
noticed this morning that your
clothes are getting bit out of
date"
Ito toll the truth, Aunt Mary"
answered. Il have been 30 busy
that | have not thought much
about my appearance lately-sure.
~ my new suit is all right. and II
cleaned up nicely. after I fell In
the gutter with II on. Don't you
like it?"
Yes. but a tailor-made suit is
not enough. You should have
some new frocks for the house and
an evening dress or two. | know
that Dick likes TO 20 out in the
evening and ! also know that ev-
cry man wants 10 feel proud OF his
wife"
"oh. Aunt Mary. is II so bad as
that"
We'll. my dear. when Eleanor
Fairlow was here today could not
help remarklng how fresh she look.
cd and how becoming was her aft
ernoor gown and you VIII forgive
me n ! say that your hair and
complexion did not look as pretty
as hers. ! would not say this,
dear. II were not sure that your
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1914-11-19
Mission All Week

The Man From Mexico" drama
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1914-11-19

Liberty Until Saturday Night
The Wintk1 some Widow" four.
part vitagraph; Boobies Baby. "
comedy.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1914-11-19

Mems finest overeoats and
Rain coats. The highest
grade, both In material and
workmanship; SIS and $40
values. Custom fitting gar
ments.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1914-11-19

june"
The abolishing OF all skin dlsor.
ders must begin with tho blood.
Lotions. salves. cosmetics. etc. will
do no material good. The trouble
comes from within. and there the
remedy must be applied.
II you really desire quick action
sense. natural. harmless blood puri.
fler. then Stuarts Calcium Waters
Is this remedy
Tho correct and best blood puri
fler known to science is--Caiclum
Sulphidc. This great cleanser IL
contained In proper quantities In
Stuart's Calcium Waters. and that II
why all blood troubles and skin
blemishes rapidly disappear after
their use.
An unsightly and pimply face. due
to impure blood. is one Of the most
disgusting sights one can see. and
yet all about us. upon tho streets. IN
the theatre. when travelling. etc. We
SEQ these horrible results
There Is no need for this condition
II you viii take Stuart's Calcium
Waters daily and keep all salvcs.
lotions. cosmetics and other harmful
preparations from clogging the
pores.
Every first.ciass druggist in this
country carries Stuart's Calcium
Waters. which are pIeasan; 10 take.
harmless. and may be obtained for
80 cents box. A small sample
package will be mailed free by nd
dressing = A. Stuart Co. iT5 Stuart
Bldg. Marshall, Mich.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1914-11-19

lovely red hair and delicate color
ing we're more beautiful than hers,
but you really showed a lack OF
grooming that was sorry TO have
Dick see.
Don't. my dear. think you can
forget your appearance and still re-
tain the interest OF any man. even
your husbands"
But. Aunt Mary" ! said. very
much distressed. surely Dick will
not expect me to look my best aft
err the strenuous days and nights
that have Just passed. really
have not had a moment to wash
my hair In four weeks. and last
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1914-11-19

Melbourne Until Saturday Night
The Fair Rebel" drama.
Loves Triumph" drama. and
"Fatty's Sweetheart" comedy.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1914-11-19

PLAYS

SEATTLE FOLKS ARE VERY
much Interested In the states In.
dustriea. II the attendance at the
Metropolitan this week can DO taxi
on as an Indication. Millions That
Work moving pictures showing
the states biggest manufacturing
plants IN operation. are the attrac-
ton. Tho machinery shown in tho
various factories IL thoroughly
explained by George vradenburg.
president OF the Tilikums. In a lee
ture.
The pictures will be exhibited all
week.
MABEL NoRMAND, THE KEY
stone coincidence. Ia featured "in /,
her bathing suit" IN the two.part |
comedy, THE Sea Nymphs." show.
Ing nc the Glass A until Saturday |
night The picture Was taken
during a hot spell that threatened |
10 prevent picture activities until |
some one had the bright idea-a /
seashore picturel THE Sea |
Nymphs" was the result II was
taken on the Santa Catalina islands. |
TOM MY SMITH MAX IS
friends with Toodles. tho elephant.
and they form partnership IN the |
Selig comedy called Tho Crate
Tmpeeryul Sirius" now at tho Co.
lonial theatre Flora Finch is in
a vitagraph comedy. Tho feature
OF the show IL the last episode In |
Harold MacGrath's thrilling serial
Tho Million Dollar Mystery" This
last chapter II The Waterloo OF the |
Conspirators." and Ia playing TO ca.
pacity business.
LYDIA eoRELLi. WHO PLAYS |
the lead in The Naked TRUTH" the /
Kleine drama at the Clemmer until
Saturday night. In an Italian
actress. Twenty thousand dollars
IL said TO have been her price 20
act before the camera.
"Thc TICKET OF LEAVE MAN" |
drama at the Grand shows a ship
fire at sea.
THE DOG RAFFLEs." A sTER.
ling comedy az the New Circuit. ia
an adventure OF trained dog |
owned by gentleman thief. to
steal from rooms OF guests. A stick /
OF dynamite IN tho dogs mouth |
starts lively scramble that ends
with a bang"
Colonial Until Saturday Night
The Waterloo OF the consplr. |
ators." last episode OF The MI. /
lion Dollar Mystery: Hearst.
selig News Pictorial" and two
comedies.
clcmmer Until Saturday Night
The Naked Truth" five.part |
kleina drama,
Class A Until Saturday Night
The Sea Svmphs." two-reel |
keystone comedy. with Mabel Nor.
nanf. False Pride" Majestic !
drama: Where tho Road PArts."
American drama.
Grand Until Saturday Night
The TickctofLesve Man" and |
a comedy.
Alaska Until Saturday Nioht
Ready Money" with Edward |
Abeles: "Cupid's Franks" comedy. /
and Pathe's NAws picture.
Circuit Until Saturday Nioht
The Yellow Streak" twopsrt |
drama: "Perlls Of Pauline" cur. |
rent chapter. The Dog Rafrles"
and When Bess Got In Wrong"
comedies.
Melbourne Until Saturday Might
The Fair Rebel" drama: II
Loves Triumph" drama. and II
"Fatty's Sweetheart comedy.
Liberty Until Saturday Night
The WintkD some Widow" four.
part vitagraph: Boobies Baby"
comedy.
Mission All Week
The Man From Mexico" drama.
Aihambrs Until Sunday Nloht
His Heart, Hand and Sword"
two-part drama: The Treasure
Train" two.part drama; Noodles
Return" comedy
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1914-11-19

LONDON, Nov. ia member
OF tho house of commons charges
that there are 10000 alien enemies
~ England In tho country.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1914-11-19

Greenwood Theatre Thursday
Monster Blue Beard" drama
'Taint OF An Alien" drama.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1914-11-19
Faces as Fair
as an Orchid
Are Possible When stuart's Calcium
Waters Are Used After Meals
10 Clean Up skin Eruptlons
and DlscoloratIons

When a face In covered with
hlotches. liver spots. nimples. black.
heads. etc. Stuart's Calcium Waters
viii act like some magical charm
However. there Ia nothing magical
about them. They are natures own
way OF cleansing tho human blood
and preventing Il from filling the
surface OF the body--the skin- with
pimples and little skin eruptions.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1914-11-19
a, the Pleasant Hour un,II Friday

The Trey o. Hearts" No. s. two
parts. Through the Eyes OF the
Blind" two.part drama. "A Bad
Egg" comedy.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1914-11-19

RESIDENCE THEATRES
A. the Home Until Friday

THE Trey o. Hearts" No. 10, two
parts. "The Hopes OF Blind Alley. /"
three-part drama. Mr.. Noads' Ad.
less Day" comedy.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1914-11-19

einamors Ontil sunday Night
His Heart. Hand and Sword. IS
two-part drama: The Treasure
Train" two-part drama. Noodles
Return" comedy.
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The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-05-12
VENERABLE INDIAN
WOMAN PASSES
At ISLETA
Mrs. Marcelina Abeita, One Of
the Powerful Influences at
Work for Betterment of Her
People is Dead.

The Evening Herald was advised
today Of the death at isleta Friday
Of Mrs. Marcelina Abeita. one of the
best known members q the lslcta
people. Death came suddenly al the
age Of - years and az the end OF a
useful life, spent largely IN efforts
Go uphulld and advance the lsletas.
For many years Mrs Ahelta, who
was widely kna%a 20 tourists and
other visitors Go the village south Of
Albuquerque. carried ON "A general
merchandise and traders business at
lsleta. she is survived rs two ma
Pablo and Marceiino, both we'll
known in Albuquerque. and by one
daughter, Nenersnda. the wife OF
Juan Felipa Abeita. Mrs. Abeita was
greatly loved hy the people OF isirta
because OF her charity 10 the poor
and her unfaiiing Kindness. She was.
Superintendent p. r. Lonergan Of the
Albuquerque Indian agency says. like
the dona OF the old spanish hacion-
faH, ~ mother 90 all the l~sletas.
II have known Mrs. Abeita for "a
three years said Mr.. LOnergan today
on his return from a trip 10 Texas
whero he has been inspecting breeding
for purchase for the Indians,
IN that time 1 have come 10 have
the highest respect and admiration for
her and 10 her death l have lost a
most valuable ally la the work Of up
the lsleta people"
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-05-12
GOOD HOME WANTED
FOR AN ORPHAN
c D D \
Any One Having an Opening
can Obtain the Orphan by
Acting Promptly in the Pre-
misses.

Wanted good home Tor an or
phhn coon. This coon is ~ kind and
playful and eve lOvahie disposition,
takes readily 10 society, especially OF
chickens, Is easily entertained and
can be depended on not Co stray away
from home.
For further Information call on or
address l. +. Delaney at the Herald
office, between the hours of s and II
a. m. During other business hours
MIR Delaney b. busy entertaining the
orphan.
This coon appeared az Mr.. De-
laney's home saturday night IL called
first AT the hen roost, whore Il re-
coived a noisy welcome. This attracted
the attention of the owner ot the Foost
ana he sailed forth Just IN time
Ia avert a wholesale plucking Of tail
feathers from thu person of "a prize
rooster. iSnce that time Mr.. Delaney
has made extraordinary efforts 20 10.
cate the owner of he coon. but with
out avail. Il rs believed 10 be a pet.
for 1t has adopted the Delaney family
and rcfus, To- leave even under ex-
trcme ~pfpNocation. Mr.. Delaney is
perfectly willing % turn II over Co any
kind person who viii ppply.