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Evening journal., 1914-01-27
SALESMEN WANTEp.

l7--l-1777l71--1
NJ ANTED-- STATE AND COUNTY
w agents and sa esmen 60 Introduce the
National Roll Printer 90 Grocers, Butchers
Deiicafcsscns Laundric. Shoe Stores. Dry
Goods. Hardware Ilaberdnshers. Druggists
aud Department Stores-ali users uf Roll
Wrappmr paper viii buy this wonderful little
mschiuc. Sells like hot cakes. Pays for H..
telf in q fcV weeks hy advertising the NOR
rhnnt every time that he wraps up a pack
agc. Ads can hc changed ms often ne de-.
sircl t big trade shmulator for The NOR
chani Territory going tust. Answer
quick. Chicago sales Co., i02i cottage
Gro,c Ave. Chicago lil ian2j-6t.
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N oTIoE.

The County Assessment for the seyera
districts Of Wilmington hundred, 70. ~ year
1919. has been completed and pusted foi
inspection in the respective districts as fol
lows:
First District-71s Pine Street
Second District--5o7 West Twenty FIRST
Street.
Third Disirict-2aI West Fourteenth
Street.
Fourth Distriet-f West Seventh Street
Fifth District--I5O3 West Third Street.
The assessors will sit at the County Cour
House IN the Levy Court room on Saturday
January 81 1914, from 9 10 - o'clock snt
TO o'clock, TO hear appeals and msk'
corrections.
W. J. MEANEY.
Assessor First District.
WA. WINTRUP.
Assessor Second District
GEO. ". cox.
Assessor. Third District.
NEAL NJ. KENNEDY.
Assessor, Fourth District.
MARTIN =. MEALEY.
Assessor Fifth District.
jan15.I7.2o.24.2T3o
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APARTMENTS

A PARTMENT. -FOUR ROOMS AND
n bath. heat and hot water: possession
ai once. q. @. Strong. vandever Ave.
and Church street. ian2.lm.
A pARTMENTs-ON THREE ROOM
n and bath apartment third floor. 9o2 Mar
ket street. Apply Delaware Trust Com
pany ian3-tues-sat-tf
ID ACUELOR APA.TMENrSi also
ID spcndidly furnished rooms No. 3O6
Concord Ave. ID. & A. Phone. 277iD.
ianl-eod- In.
IL or R..NT-APARTNfENT No. s47
L Oransi street. rooms and bath, Si3.
Apply " T.. Powell 40 500 Market
street. nove5-i'ts-tf.
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SANITARY WORKERS
MONEY TO LOAN

AZ oNEY LOANED on FIRST MORT
Nl gage. o. G.. GOODEN,
jy25t,t,s-tf. No. W. Ninth st.
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BOARDERS WANTED

No. ao0 Jefferson street. PHcc reas.
enable. All conyeniences. ion20-2vhs.
ID OARDERs WANTED. ALSO TABLE
ID boarders; reasonable. SO. no lcf.
ierson 81. iaui6.lm.
Evening journal., 1914-01-27

4 uST-ON WEDNESDAY AFTERNOON.
IL amber brooch. going from Ninth and
Monroe 90 Playhouse, OF Ia Playhouse. Suit-
able reward II returned 10 COZ Went Twenty
third street ian2a.Jt.
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BUSINESS NOTICES

A W. OsTERGHrS. CABrNr
"A. maker. No sol ratnan strest. Re.
pairing OF al kinds Of furniture 40 reason.
able prices: also new -orl Of an drscrip.
iions Antique work 4 specially Satisfac.
tion guaranteed. Drop postai No s3i
lafnall street deci6 eod-2m
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LOST AND FOUND

1 OsT-ON last SUNDAY. AT HIGH
IL lands. Gold l.ocket bearing the initials
vs.. j and the ycnr 1913 Reeard. Re.
turn io Ward johnson. Sixteenth and Ham
idon SITS. ian27-It.
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HAIR DRESSING

II AIR wORK-COMBINGs MADE Up.
~ Win call az your home. Mrs. r.
EVANS No. sll Market street d. & A.
phone 3544D iana2.tf.
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HELP WANTED

7,'-',.,-,
N.R0ANlsr WANTED FOR NEW CASTLE
~ Presbyterian Church. Applications 90
be- made 90 Rev s. Bcatie Nyiie New
Castle. Del jan26.3i
TANrfD-RAIIWAN MAIL CLERKS,
w Age rs 60 35 Commence Sfl month.
Stead. work Wilmington Examinations Fob
1uan ~. lDI sample questions free. Frank.
nn Institute. Dept iik, Rochester, N. N,
ian2G iu
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< HAMPOOiNG. WITH OR WITHOUT
y shampoo board. Man cnrins. electri,
scaip treatment. facial massage. hair dress
ing: also face packs.
CARRIE II. WRIGHT.
d. 4 A.. 1924. No. 2ii W. Tenth St.
oct6-1yr.
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REAL ESTATE WANTED.
SPECIAL NOTICE.

OLD DOMINION STEAMSHIP COM
~ PANY The annual meeting OF the
stockholders Of this company for the elec-
tion of directors and for the transaction OF
such other business as may be necessary or
proper will be held at the principal Offices
OF the company, Pier 25, North River. In the
city Of New York on Tuesday. February TO,
1914 al IL m and the polls will be closed
az y. M. The stock transfer books viii be
closed ten days prior 10 the date Of meeting.
W. l.. WOODROW
jan27 TO ieb9. Secretary
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STORAGE
Msssinoers STORAGE House

Messengers Storage House
Light. clean and well ventilated
NO OIL WEST FRONT STREET.
nov2p-eod-6m.
TT tt.-fuOAD GOODS STORED IN
III cioan separate locke -ooma. New
landing. Automobile padded vans for local
and long distance moving Work guaranteed.
E0fimntc free y. & A. Phone, 5i7d.
SECURITY STORAGE WAREHOUSES;
Pennsylvania Ave. and Clayton 81
orr20 a.
< lORACL--H HOUSEHOLD GOODS AND
- merchandise Piano and safe moving =
specially Packing. Grating ana shipping 20
al points, private railroad siding direct
into biildinc. Estimate free.
AMERICAN STORAGE CO.
Phone. 66lD. No. iOt Marylald Ave.
iune25-u
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SITUATION WANTED. FEMALE

A YOUNG LADY WISHES POSITION
~ as strnographer. Moderate dictation .
Address W-si. Evening journal ONCE.
ian2s s.t.
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NAN WANTS POSITION. FNPERf-
n erocd fireman ON boilers. heaters and
also steamftter. Handy for clubs and
hotels. Address iohn Townsend. No. 2o4 IL
~ Harrison 81. isni ood2wks
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PUBLIC SALE

ID UBIIc sALE-1HE ENTIRE con
4 tents Of Concord Ave Home viii bo
rpid at Stidham & Sons Auction store III
East Fourth st.. Friday. January 3oth, at !
o'clock D. ID. 4 very heavy brass bed with
spring and felt mattress, ! colonial brass
bed, 2 white enameed and brass beds, ma
hogany frame raror suit. piece upholster-
ed in Sis We our cost $500. decorated par
lor table and PEDESTAL parlor pictures. lamp.
lace curtains. library suit, pieces in
Boston eafier. ost $4,000 oak library table.
Turkish rocker wing freside rocker ma
0vn~f r.frcr elinonicr prd princess dress
er all match Circassian walnut dresser. om-
press dresser and chiffonier cost Si20 oak
dresser and chiffonier brass costumers. din
ing room suit in quartered oak consisting
Of fine buffet. china closet, pedestal ex-table,
g leather seat chairs. all colonial ] leather
davenport 1 fine goose feather bed. set or
dishes. 100 pieces; silverware bedding
sheets. spreads. comforts, blankets, etc. Sew
oral good rugs as follows: Wilton rugs,
9xt2. ] Administer rug. 9xi2 and 1.S.9N1O.6
., 10 wire brussels rugs 9x12; ! velvet
rug 9xi2 several small rugs, and every
thing used about a first class home
The above goods are in fine condition, and
must be sod for the high bid, aud nothing
Withdrawn. Any looking for good fur
niture aud rugs should not miss this sale.
Goods can be inspected ON moring Of sale.
STIDHAM 4 son. Auctioneers.
Sale. Friday. JAN 30. 1914. jan26-3t
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NOTICES


NJ ADAM LkO - ROMANY Ufrsl
M Palmist. viii be 81 shellpot Park ali
winter. Can be seen at any time. Tells
your past. present and future Just as YOU
have gone aud W 80 through ne, Tor 2oc'
Shelpnt Park, Wilmington. Delaware.
dec5-u.
AT OFFICE THE NEW CIRCULATING IL
~ brary Is open az No io3 Washington
street We are now prepared 90 take orders
for and deliver al latest books without eN.
ira charge Phone calls promptly attended
TO- Also solicit for all leading magazines.
u. & A.. phone 0ii0A; Automatic 1858.
iani3lmo.
II EAL ESTATE BROKERS' NOTICE;
IL The officers OF the Real Estate BROKERS
Association request that all Real hsiste
Brokers close their onicos on "wednesday,
january 2s 1914, between the hours OF
and o clock in the afternoon ont OF re-
spect 60 the late r. Jackson Pcirce. by
order Of the executive committee Real hs'
tate Brokers Association.
JOHN W. rALLEN
iana7lt. Secretary
,,r orICE = SEAIED PROPOSALS.
IN addressed in writing 20 T.. B. Hollings-
d orth President Levy Court of New Castle
county. Court House, Wilmington, Del, VIII
bc received until AZ noon on Tuesday, Fob
rusry o. 1914.
No. To connect the i6-inch water main
ut the intersection of Fourth and Church
streets with q new 2o-inch water main and
lay same 90 . point 80 feet inside OF the
Christinna river harbor line, total dis
tance OF 800 feet more OF less.
40. ITO connect the new 2o-inch water
main 90 the aforesaid harhor line with the
present 20-inch water main under the
Chrisiiana river az distance Of about so
feet thercfrom
Plans and specifications can be seen az tho
oficc Of the highway commissioner In The
Church Building Tcnth and Market streets
Wilmington Del, on and after Monday. ianu
airy &c 1914.
All bids must he accompanied with Ger
tined check for 5000 payable TO the prcsi
dent OF tho Levy Court of New Castle
county. or with bond for $500, 20 th,
state Of Delaware for each No. J and No. .
/ proposal.
Work ON the above may be lct IN iws
] separate contracts and bids are solicited or
I EACH Also the right is reserved TO reject
/ any or an bids.
JAMES WILSON.
jan 27-3i. County Engineer.
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TYPEVRITERS
DANCING
REGISTERS NOTICE

s~-s.-r-.~-~~.~-~-~~---
~ STATE OF HENRIETTA JOHNSON,
IL DECEASED.-No is hereby given
that Letters Of Administration upon the
estate Of Henrietta Johnson. iatc Of Christi
ann hundred. deceased. were duly granted
unto the Wilmington Trus; Co., on the
fifth day of January, A. D. 1914. and all
persons indebted 70 the said deceased are re-
quested 70 make payment 20 the admins
traitor without delay. aud all persons having
demands against fhe deceased are required
20 exhibit and present the same, duly pro-
hated. 20 tho said administrator, ON or before
the 9Th day Of january. A. d. 1915, or
abide BY the law In this behalf.
WILMINGTON TRUST CO..
Administrator.
Address Francis II Hoheckor ESQ., At
torney at-l.aw. Wilmington. Deaware
inn6 cod 3wks.
Evening journal., 1914-01-27

~ ANTED-PERsONAL PROPERTY or
ail kuds, gooa secondhand furniture
iEht and sola. Safes ohica Fixtures
So Stoves @ spccinity Also q new iot
Bugs lAnoleum Oil Goth at soc on The
l'ar Come see MS before parting With
cash. for cash talks with me-
CHARLES S. HURLOCK.
so. seventh aud Poplar Streets.
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BUILDERS. CONTRACTORS

OHN - REARDON. CONTRACTOR
y and builder Estimates furnished. Also
iohhiug. SO. sO1 shpley street. d. & A.
phone. 477n. automatic. 3o6a. ian2a-tm.
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SITUATION WANTED MALE.

w ELL EDUCATED Mas. AGE 90
w wants work. ui amy description ADDRESS
W ls Evening journal ian263t
81 .ut THY MAN. REST Nf.
n r.nt man. experienced stah'e man or
work oi any kind Address VIZ. Evening
Journal ian26St
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PAPERHANGERs.

oHN REYBOLD PAPER HANGER
d No. s23 Madison St. Bell phone
afis-L. ian1a-tf.
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NJ IcELY FURNISHED ROOMS 80. ios
~ East Eighth St. ianf6-tm.
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and heat.
Desirable Apartments at reasonable rent
Delaware, Alhambra Terrace. 6O4 W. Tven-
tieth ST.. Gables, Lynne. Sergeant Third and
King. f1e Market. Ninth and Monroe Gilpin
Ave. and Van Burcn St.. 1915 Tatnan 2ls
W. Tenth St., s37 King ST. and others
Sio~es Offices and business p'acesf 91f
W Tenth st.. 4o1 Delaware Ave. 321
Delaware Ave. 91e Orange St. s34
Market. Covn"~ Seventh a~d T~tn.i 2fi "
Seventh. 400 King 622 King s35 TainaI ST.
Garages--5O1 W. Ninth ST. Fourth and
rrrnklin Sts nnd 500 T. Sivth ST.
Richardson Park rooms. cifv couveniences
Claymont. Q rooms. city convenienccs.
Holy Oak, 9 rooms. city convenicnccs
Cedars rooms large lot
'fonfrose Bungalow
Road. Prices Corner 10 Mnrshallton G rooms
Price's Corner rooms.
? acres. rooms snd harm ChriStiana
20 acres Cooch's Bridge
Call az Office for particni--- ID additional
list.
O. c. GOODEN,
80. ? ". NINTH STREET.
Real Estate. Mortgages and Insurance..
BOTb PHONES.
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ROOMS FOR RENT

- Nft'-~f
u OOMs FOR RENr-APP11. RoTHs S.
IL goo Market ST. ion2o'at.
~ TcEIY FURNISHED ROOMS FOR
y rent no West 81. ian2I o..
NICELY FURNISHED ROOMS 80. ios
- East Eighth 81. ianle'lm.
NOR RENT--NICEi.Y FURNIsHED
4 rooms With or without board No sos
West street 7ovs-am
NOR RENT-sECOND STORY FRONT
It room. No. no Winchesteg Place.
lano'Im,
NICELY FURNISHED ROOM IN pRI-
~ yate family. No. al1 West Eighth
s,'ee'. AM
~ HREE NEATLY FURNISHED ROOMS
for light housekeeping Running water,
beet. and use OF phone sos West 9TH 81
lun-oHi
TO NT-FURNIsnED ROOMS.
II LOO and Si5u. private family No.
ail East Third ST. ianif'eod I'M
Dor RENr-FURN1sHED ROOMS
4 with hot water heat Phone and aii
conveniencss. 80. III jefferson street
BOARDERS WANTED
ID AIACE BOARDING AND RoOMlNG.
No. 9o6 Jefferson street. Pncc reas-
onable. AT convenienees. ienao-2vhs.
ID OARDERs WANTED. ALSO TABLE
ID bonrdcrs reasonable. so. no Icf.
.eIson ~. ianle'lm.
w ANrED- -RoOMERs ron NICE
" front room with board. Gentlemen
only. Good location no. it0i Lancaster
AVE. ian22-f
LOST AND FOUND
S>------s~~---,e..-,.--
4 OSI--WHlTE fRENCH POODLE, RE
IL ward IL returned TO No. s26 jackson
street. ian21-2t.
1 OsT-ON last SUNDAY. at HIGH
] H. lands. Gold locket bearing the initials
/ Vs. j. aud the ycnr 1913 ReNard. Re.
I turn 90 Ward johnson, Sixteenth and Ham
iaon SIS. ians'lt.
4 OsT-ON WEDNESDAY AFTERNOON
- amber brooch going from Ninth and
] Monroe TO Playhouse, OF Ia Playhouse. Suit
( able reward II returned 10 COZ Went Twenty
third street ian2a.3t.
BUILDERS. CONTRACTORS
OHN - REARDON CONTRACTOR
y and builder. E.t.mates furnished Also
iohhing SO. s07 shipley street. y. A.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-07-06
AUTOS COLLIDE HEAD-ON
Two PersonS Probably Fatally Hurt
and Three Others Injured.

Especial to The Times Dispatch
Ocean city, " J., July 1.-TWO per
sons were go badly hurt they prob
ably viii die. and three others were
injured in a hcnd-on collision between
two automobiles going at high speed
or the shore Road at the end OF ocean
Boulevard tonight. The impact was
terrific and both cars were reduced
TO tangled mass Of twisted steel and
machinery.
The two men more seriously injured
are Gilbert Nichols. champion golf
player Of the Wilmington Country
Club. probable concussion OF the
brain. compound fracture Of leg and
broken knce-cap. and william - Row.
land, OF Jenlfinstowu Pa. conclusion
u tho brain and probably internally
Injured. The others hurt are y. Z.
Page Of Rostmont Pa. scalp wounds
u. q. IIcadlcy, OF Swedesboro. lacera- :
tions or face. cash in head ami fingers
broken. and Carl Christian. Of Mullica
!iil broken right arm.
Nichols. Rowland and Page after
their injuries were temporarily dress
cd by doctors At the scene Of III.
crash. wer" taken TO the Atlantic City
Hospital. where IL was said tonight
Nichols and Rowland might die be-
fore morning.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-07-06
FLIES ON EITHER MOTOR
Glenn Curtiss vindica tcs His Theory In
Flights In the America.

Especial TO The Times -Dispatch.l
Hammondsport, y. Y, July 5.-Glenn
Curtisss theory that America. the
ransatlantic dying boat, will fly al
most as well on either one of her pro-
pellcrs as sho docs with both, was vim
dicated to-day, when he flew the ma
chine first on one motor and then on
the other. He made several flights this
afternoon to save the crowd OF spec
tators from disappointment at not see
Ing tho America In the air.
At one time to-day there wcre 200
automobiles parked about the space
where America is anchored, and a con-
slant succession OF touring cars visited
the field all day.
Curtiss took the machine out about
3 o'clock with five passengers and a
load Of about 500 pounds Of fuel. The
boat was not ready for final trials, but
quito right for Joy riding. After n
flight over the measured mile in which
Henry klockler clocked America g
speed as sixty miles per hour, Curtiss
made wide turn several miles down
the lake and flew back to the hangers
on onc motor. AT first he gradually
reduced the speed Of ono motor until he
finally stopped II altogether. but find-
Ing II did not seriously affect the ma :
chine balance. he alternately cut out
ono motor and then the other.
Tho flights with one motor support
Lieutenant Porte's theory, that America
has large surplus OF power when In
fight. The planes used OF the hull to-
day. brought the bow up very fast. but
they are not yet entirely satisfactory.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-07-06
FRIENDS WITH MRS. ANGLE
Seek to Guard AEniust Rigid Cruss-
Examination by Police.

Especial To The Tunes Dispatch.
Stamford. Conn, July 5.-Friends of
Mrs. Helen NJ. Angle. now held at po-
lie. Headquarters as u material wit
ness i'll connection with the mysterious
death OF Waldo II. Ballou, are afraid
that the police intend 10 submit her
TO griiiinS cross s-eXamination. To
guard against this Mrs. Angles father
and several friends have been spand-
ms as much time as possible with the
imprisoned woman. The police how
ever, have announced that the visiting
privileges Will he curtailed hereafter
Chief OF Police brennan refused to-
night to discuss the report that Mrs
Angle had made new revelations in
connection With the mystery of Eai-
lous death.
IL has not yet been decided when
the inquest will be resumed. This de-
pends on the outcome OF DIR. Wcaver's
analysis of the stains on the clothing
and other objects taken from Mrs
Angles apartment.
MIS-. Angl" suffered IA severe at
tacl; OF ,sastritis this morning. but was
relieved by prompt medical attention
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-07-06
HOPE TO SOLVE MYSTERY
Police Stiil Searching for Slayer of
Girl NhOse Body Was Found In RiNcr.

Especial 10 The Times Dispatch
Schenectady, y. y, July 5.-Through
the finding late Saturday afternoon Of
the head and right arm of the girl
whose torso Was iishcd from the Mo-
hawk River on June 10, the police here
believe that they arc now nearer 4
solution OF the mystery than at any
time before. The head is so badly
decomposed that 1t will be very difh
cult for any one TO recognize the
features. The authorities hope. how
ever. that Il closer examination of the
handkerchief that WAS found about the
neck. and the pieces OF lace waist and
undcrshirt. will revea! something OF
value In unravcling the mystery. and
lead 10 the arrest Of the murderer or
murdercrs. \ microscopic and chemi-
cal examination OF these articles is he
ing made b. Dr. Bradley H. kirsch-
berg. He is comparing the portion
Of shirtwaist found about the arm
with Il piece OF the bloody clothing
that was found OF Grand Boulevard
and burned up by a farmer, charred
particles or which are now In the pos
session of DR. kirschberG.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-07-06
DID YOU EVER BARGAIN
WITH \ TIRED MANo

''"' ''''h ~ ePs
'''' g" ''''''
:"
!" petty 'F'V'a ''''es anu ''''ie KINKS
" ''" '"'
''S
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-07-06
FIFTEEN PERSONS DROWNED
Launch Hearing Fourth of July Crowd
Cnnhikcn In HcnNy Gale.

S0ecIaI 20 The Tlmes -D!spatch.J
Seattle. July Fifteen persons
were drowned when The easolenc
launch superb capsizcd In the Linn
calana, Alaska, yesterday morning, ac-
cOrding TO ady!ces reaching here to-
day. The launch, carrying twenty
three passengers, all residents of
Skasway aud Ha!nes. were proceeding
from SkaGway 10 Jneau. where A
Fourth OF July celebration was 10 be
held. The boat was but 400 yards
from the shore when it capsized in the
heavy gale blowing. Two OF the sur
vivors succeeded in swimming 10 shore.
but the other six clung to the over
turned craft until rescued by the gov
crnment steamboat Patterson.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-07-06
MICHIGAN TO CHECK FIRES
VIII Work With Federal Government
In Saving Forcsts.

Washington. July 5.-Michigan Is the
latest addition TO the States which
have taken advantage of the act Of
Congress permitting cooperation be-
tween the Federal and State govern
ments for the suppression OF forest
fircs. the forestry service announced
yesterday. The agreement calls for
an expenditure of $4,000 annually by
the government to be used solely for
paying lookout watchmcn or patrol
men. The amount that can be spent in
any one State by tho government In a
year Is limited to $4,000.
The list of States to which Michigan
has been added includes Maine. New
hampshire. Vermont. Massachusetts,
Connecticut. New York, New Jersey.
Maryland, West Virginia. Kentucky,
Wisconsin. Minnesota, South Dakota.
Montana Idaho. Washington and Ore
gon.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-07-06
STRONG DEMAND FOR r. R.
Perkins Says toioncrs Nnmc May he
Placed on Progressive Ticket.


Especial TO The Times Dispatch.
New Haven, Conn, July J.-rhe name
OF Theodore Roosevelt may be placed
on tho Progressive ticket AS candidate
for Governor OF New York in the COM
Ing primaries. according TO a letter
from George W. Perkins. printed in the
Palladium. the Connecticut organ Of
the Progressive party. MIR. Perkins
writes
= have had talh with Colonel
Roosevelt. His throat. fear, s NOT
in very good shape, and think we
have all got to join hands in Insisting
that lac take care OF 1t Tor some time
TO come. our situation in this State
Is shaping w all right. aud | believe wc
VIII bc In the light here IN a very
good position
Polls that have been taken in 4
good many parts Of the State show
"A very strong demand that the Colo
mel should rum. lie. OF course. does
not want to do this. and has said he
Will not do ii, and he insists on this
position. However. there is a possi-
bility THAT the disgust of the voters
for both the old party machines may
result in such a strong call for him to
run that his name may be put down
In the primaries anyway"
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-07-06
GETS NO NOTICE TO QUIT
Williams Knows Nothing Of Report
That Wilson Inyiten Him 10 Resign.

"ili1AmS hnoVs NothinH OF Report
That WilBon Invites Him 10 Resign.
Athens. July 5.-George Fred Will
liams. American minister TO Greece,
whose recent statements regarding
conditions in Albania have aroused
discussion. to-day said ne knew moth
ing OF a report that President Wilson
has invited him to resign. He reit-
Grated that nc had received instruc-
tions from his government TO visit
Epirus and confer with the inter
national commission, but admitted the
State Department at Washington was
not responsible for his report.
Mr. williams said the Corfu pro-
tocol gave the Epirotes no effective
guarantee, because a majority of the
powers. including Great Britain re-
fused to send troops 10 the interior
Of Albania. Moreover. IL rejected the
Epirote demands that the gendarmerie
should not be employed outside the
borders OF F.plrus. and stipulated that
for time the governors should be
foreigners belonging TO neutral state.
member OF the international com
mission at DurazZo informed Mr.. Will
liams these demands were not accept
ed. and never would be accepted. and
without these guarantees. Mr.. Williams
declared the promises of the powers
were illuSory
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-07-06
NEGROES WILL TEST LAW
Pledge Financial support In Flight on
Segregation Ordinance.

Louisville. Ky. July 5-Financial
support In testing the constitutionaltty
OF an ordinance segrcEating negroes
In Louisville was pledged by several
hundred negroes at mass-rnecting
here to-day. This action was taken
by the adoption uf q resolution. after
addresses had been delivered by Dr.
J. T. Spingarn. OF New York Of the
National Association for the Advance
ment Of colored People. and Profess
s"r William Plckers. OF Talladera Col
lcge. Ala bama.
The segregation ordinance became
effective last May. II prohibits re
Erocs from moving into city squares
IN which most OF the residents are
white. The same prohibition applies
10 white people. Or. SpinGarn stated
that the National Association for the
Advancement OF colored People would
assist IN the legal fight against the
law