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Evening journal., 1914-04-23
TRISTATE ENTHUSIASM
At Harrisburg RALLY
President Trip, of Chamber
of Commerce, and Other
Men Boost Game
ALL SEE SUCCESS
FOR THE CLUB

HARRISBURG. Pa, April 23-with
the emphatic Endorsement Of the dar-
risburs Chamber OF Commerce Har-
risburg's first real baseball campaign
since the outlaw days started yester-
day The opening gun was fred at
MONDAY luncheon given by tho
Chamber OF Commerce for the pur-
pose OF getting into the game.
Following speeches by George b.
Trip, president of the Chamber OF
Commerce. George NJ. Graham, presi-
dent Of the Tri-state League. and
others, officials OF the Harrisburg
Trl-State team we're promised sub
stanual support
While the enthusiasm is high, ac-
tlvity Will continue each day with a
view to putting the team on a sats-
factory financial foundation. No
longer Will It be game Of uncer-
tainty, but baseball conducted on
sound business principles.
The keynote for this aggressive
campaign I'm the interest of the Trl.
State game was sounded by Preai-
dent Trip, who indorsed the move.
ment on the part OF the business men
as an advertising proposition that
from an advertising point OF view
would give Harrisburg valuable pub.
licity. That a baseball team oper.
ated along clean lines would keel
Harrisburg on the map as a llv,
town"
President George NJ. Graham TOLD
OF the results obtained in othei
cities, in united effort on the par
of business men 20 boost the baseball
game; and with facts ana figurel
showed the Harrisburg business mel
that unless they got into the gam
they we're injhrlng their own bust
ness. He also told what had beei
lacking I'm the past, and compliment
ed the men who have stood nObly b.
the game at q loss OF thousands o
dollars. 1T IL due these men. whl
have kept the game going, that yO
join with them IN making baseball
n success" said the Tri-State presl
dent
w. Harry Baker, president OF an
Harrisburg club, referred to offer
made by outsiders to buy the clul
. ] hMA W hNNN nnNNhnAA ~
ing as q Harrisburg enterprise Pres
dent Baker congratulated the Chan
Der of Commerce on getting into IN
game.
DR.. Harvey A. Smith, formC
Buoknell star. told Of the early hil
tory of the II. A. c., and urged heart
support from the Chamber Of Con
merce as an advertising propositiO
that would bring results.
Manager George Cockin promis,
the Harrisburg business men a cleF
game; one that would free from o
jectionable features, and said
would do hie part
A meeting of the Harrisburg of
cials will be held today and canvi
inaugusated. While this work
in progress, another booster featu
{ Is planned for June.
Evening journal., 1914-04-23
MAKING WOMAN'S
COLLEGE SAFE.
Commission Wants Struc-
ture FireprOOf as Far
as Possible
CHANGES MADE
IN THE PLANS

sreciai to THE EVENING JOURNAL
NEWARK. Del, April 2S.-In order
TO make the buildings for the Wo-
mems College, residence hall and
science hall, as near fireproot as pos
sible under all the conditions the
Affiliated College Commission has
made some important changes in the
plans for the structures. Some Of
these changes have been made at the
suggestion of B. B. Hough, superin-
tendent of construction who repre-
sents the commission on the ground.
The original design called for par
titions running lengthwise Of the
buildings, forming a hall, built up
with 2x4 studing, with q 3x4 plate on
top, making a support for the joist
for the second floor and the same
kind of partitions on second floor to
hold the joist of the third floor and
partitions on the third floor to sup
port the roof. This construction was
considered by the commission faulty
In case of fire, and, therefore,
changes we're made. The commits
sion has changed the design Of the
roof, making the girders sufficiently
strong to enable them to support en-
tire roof independent of any support
from the partitions below. They have
also changed the interior design to
mill OF slow burning structure ma
terial by using SxS hard pine posts
over each brick pier and using 9xl2
girders in Residence Hall, and Okla
girders In Science Hall. BY framing
the joists In the girders each floor
will be supported Independently from
the one below, so that In case fire
started in the basement and burned
through the first floor, It would not
effect the second until II burned OF
the SxS hard pine posts, and It could
not drop the roof until the bottom
chord of the girders had burned
through. Under the present construc'
ton, with the iron stairs enclosed
with fire walls. It would enable thS
buildings to be emptied before a fire
could gain much headway.
The contractors are making mucf
progress with the work.
Evening journal., 1914-04-23
MRS. JOSLYN Wins
RAMSAY TROPHY
OVER BIC field

At the weekly shoot OF the Nemours
Trapshooting Club yesterday after
noon, Mrs. Joslyn won the Major
Ramsay trophy and the book offered
as the prize In the eleventh contest
OF the "BOoklovers' contest" The
book given as the prize and won by
Mrs. Joslyn was a copy of Peerless
Alaska" by Charles Halleok.
In the shoot at the first twenty-five
targets, nine members Of the club, nm
der the system OF handicapplng in
vogue, tied for position as winner Of
the Major Ramsay trophy and the
copy Of Peerless ALASKA" Tho nine
members VINO thus y1re compelled to
take part in lie shoot OFF to deter
mine the winner. were Mrs. Stidham,
Mrs. Bingham, Mrs. Springer, Miss
Lannan, Mrs Joslyn, Miss II. HAM
mond, Mrs. Riley, Miss f. Hammond
and Miss ]. Gentieu. On the shoot
of Mrs. Joslyn was declared the win
ner OF the contest. She broke five ont
Of the ten targets shot, making her
the winner under the system OF handi-
caDplng The final scores were.
Evening journal., 1914-04-23

all Of whom have passed to the be-
yond with the exception OF Or. Bull
lock, who IS 90 years OF age and re-
sides with his son in Germantown,
Pa. DR.. Springer spoke OF the ad-
vance made in the practice of medi-
cine since he began practice. IN con-
eluding he gave good advice to the
physicians now members OF the So
ciety.
Among those present were Drs.
Willard Springer, George w. K. For
rest, Albert Robin, william H. Spear,
]. A. Ellegood. b. r. Veasey, j.. ].
Jones, Charles P. White, r. n. Ellie
good, George l.. McElfatrick, Mere
dith I. Samuel, J. L. France. Il. H.
Lenderman, Henry r. spruance, VIII
liam Wertenbecker, Samuel c. Rum.
ford, Joseph ". Bastian. Harold L
Springer, Willis Linn, T. II. Davies
w. II. Briggs, 2. W. Lewis, Joseph p
Wales, Henry ]. stubbs, Francis L
Springer, ID. II. Davitch, William II
Kraemer, Paul r. Smith.
Evening journal., 1914-04-23
SPRING FURNITURE DISPLAY.

Tomorrow and Saturday will wit
ness the annual spring opening OF
the Wilmington Furniture Company's
store at the southeast corner OF
Ninth and King streets. Every visi-
tor will be amazed at the display in
the store. No expense has been
spared to make the opening the
grandest ever held by the company.
The First Infantry orchestra, under
the leadership of ]. N. Robinson, will
play concert music and popular airs
every evening during the opening be-
tween the hours Of 7.30 and $50
o'clock.
Special inducements have been
made for these days to purchasers,
one OF them being 10 per cent dis
count on all purchases, which makes
It very opportune time for the June
bride OF any other persons contem.
plating the purchasing Of furniture.
The company will hold any OF these
purchases for future delivery.
Another feature for the opening
days is the new club which will be
known as the Kitchen Cabinet Club,
The club will be formed by 90 mem
bers. Any person who makes a pur-
chase OF SIS or over will be credited
with the first payment towards a val
liable cabinet All visitors will be
given a ticket for a $40 cabinet
which is to be given away to one OF
them, and any one buying a $40 pur-
/ chase will be given 80 additional
votes towards the cabinet.
The company has all of the spring
goods on the floor. as we'll as all oi
the summer furniture. The store Il
tastefully decorated with pottet
plants. The windows are also taste
fully dressed. The color scheme Il
pink and blue.
Evening journal., 1914-04-23
HEALTH AND BEAUTY AIDS
By MRS. MAE MARrYN

effective IN cleansing the skin Of plmplqR
blackheads and other hlemishes. II
Ide. Try this simple method for TN
quick removal of hair or fuE1: Mix 30
paste with somo powdered delatone and wa
ter. Spread on hairy surface aud after
Two minutes rub on, wash tho skin and thp
hairs are gone. This Il painless aud supt
mothod. but be certain u Is delatone you
Get. 10
Grace NJ: Pains In the back and legs
and the usual 'prlng fever are frequent
~ caused by bnd kidneys, and the trunblp
should receive prompt attention. make
at home a body-buildcr and tonic ot real
value by pouring 1 ounce knrdene yfrop
your drugRlst'sl, into i-2 pint alcohol (de
not use whisky, and adding Ia cupfui
sugar, then hot water to make fpl
quart. A tablespoonful before each meal
is the dose. This gently rids The blood oi
poisons and puts the liver, kidneys ara
stomach IN healthy condition. and ~
timely use prevents much sickness. -1'
Florence; find the best treatme4l
for faded, "stringy'' hair or dandrun :.
10 shampoo regularly with tonspoonfu|
Of eanthrox dissolved in cup Of hot We.
tor which will restore its color, huh hno
sheen and 40 inviForate the hair.roots thai
the hair Will come la thick aud long. Tbil
that ioosens and dissolves al dust
dnndruh and excess oil. Rinsing lsageI
scalp and hair wonderfully sweet eIett
and healthy.
Athlete; Try using this simple lotion
which Will Insure you against freckle1 and
protect your skin from spring windt,
| Dissolve 4 ounces spurmax (from any drUl
siore), in either ~ pint hot water q
I Inc. Apply sphrlngly 10 face. neck aHl
arms and rub lightly until Il vsnlshqs.
/ The spurmax lotion r. superior 20 powdel
because one application lasts an entifI
/ day. Shiny skins, oiiness. pimples ann
| other complexion upsets disappear qulcklR
and It, use Is benefit 30 the finest con-,
ploKion.
Evening journal., 1914-04-23
FAME MIpGRTs WIN.

Fame Midgets defeated the Orient
by the score Of IA to 4. The features Of
the game were the pitching Of Myers
and the hitting OF Tolhn. In the ninth
inning Bill Fineberg was hit in the head
with the ball and had TO be taken home.
The Fame Mdgets would like to get
games from any 10 to l4-year- old team
in or ont of the city. Send challenges
to William Myers, No. 200 Orange street.
Evening journal., 1914-04-23
POOR base RUNNING
Loses FOR GOLDEY

BY poor Judgment Goldey College lost
TO brown Prep at Concord Heights yes
tcrday afternoon, 70 !. Goldey outhit
their opponents by two safe bingles,
but every time they got on base they
seemed 20 think all they had to do was
TO run home, the Brown players standing
on and throwing them out time after
time.
For Goldey, wilkins and Lynch led
IN blnRles, each recording two. Llvor-
more caught a nice game and peggpd
several base stenlcrs.
Evening journal., 1914-04-23
What Do You Want
TO Know About Sporf9

Sport Editor EVENING JOURNAL.
C1) According to the new system
of keeping tabs on their perform
ances, was not George McQuillan the
leading pitcher last year in the Ameri-
can Association? (R) What Is his
total record Of wins and losses for
the whole season OF 1887 go Is he
generally regarded as a pitcher Of
ability? d.
0 Yes.
(2) WOn-Wlth Columbus, 12; with
Pittsburgh, 3. LOst-Wlth Columbus,
!; with Pittsburgh. 8.
(S) Yes.
Sport Editor EVENING JOURNAL.
Kindly let me know the score In
the opening game between the Giants
and whatever team they played for
the last three years. Also what year
It was when the Giants beat Brooklyn
in the opening game by a score of Is
to 0. PETE.
19ll-PhlladeIphla, 2, New York, 0.
1912-New York, IS; Brooklyn, 3.
1918-BOstOn, 8, New York, 0.
/ presume you are thinking Of the
1873 score. / know Of no Giant
Brooklyn opening game where the
Giants won is TO 0.
Sport Editor EVENING JOURNAL
What would you count this IN auc-
tion pinochle: X. and q. OF dia-
monds, X. and @. OF hearts, X. and @
Of clubs, X. and Q. of spades, ETC., ace
1 ten, jack and nine of spades?
Counts $50.
Sport Editor EVENING JOURNAL
Has any lightweight a better righi
on his record TO meet Willie Ritchit
than Freddie Welsh7 II so, win yot
name him?
(n None that I know of, with thu
possible exception Of Ad WOlgast.
Sport Editor EVENING JOURNAL
Kindly decide the following bet
L. bets T. that full house beats I
flush. Who wins7 II.
l.. Wins. Full house Is better thar
flush. Straight flush beats full
house.
Sport Editor EVENING JOURNAL
To decide bet, A bets B that Their
was a nine-inning game of baseball
played in less than forty minutes II
the National League. Inclosed yoV
will find the clipping we found in Th
Press. Now, says that A don't win
because Il was not a regular game
What is your opinion OF this bet7
H.
agree with b IN his contention
The game was not a National Leagu
game, merely an exhibition game be
tween two National League teams.
Evening journal., 1914-04-23
FLAG For BOY SCOUTS.

Washington Camp, No. 4, p. Q. s. Of
A.. went 20 Newark on Tuesday night
to visit the Boy Scouts. Upon arrival
in Newark the camp was met by
George L. Brooks, past officer Of
Camp No. 4, and escorted TO the Boy
Scouts Hall. After going through sew
eraI of their drills and first aid work,
under Lieutenant Scott, Mr.. Brooks, in
a few pleasing remarks, presented to
Troop No. 2, on behalf of Camp No. 4,
a beautiful regulation army marching
flag. complete. Lieutenant Scott ac-
cepted the flag in the absence of the
Scout Master, Professor Mann, of
Delaware College. A parade behind the
flag followed.
Evening journal., 1914-04-23
fish PARTNERSHIP
ENDS DISASTROUSLY

Richard Davis was before City Court
today on charge Of larceny as baiiee
of fish valued at slO.56 and $3.50 in
cash from Charles Pierson, who testified
that on Wednesday he sent Davis out
with the fish to sell and gave him the
$3.50 for change Davis was to get half
the profits.
Davis claimed he paid the expenses OF
the team himself and that ne threw
away MANY of the fish after they were
"ahle to walk In reviewing the case
Judge Churchman said the men ap-
peared to have been in partnership In
the fish business, which had failed. He
therefore dismissed the case.
Evening journal., 1914-04-23
How American Women
May Keep Faces Young

1.-THE American smart woman ages early,
far earlier than the English woman says
Christian Miller, T. Q. l., the famous Eng
iish health expert. She adds that our eli
mate $50 exhilarates that you over-exert
yourselves and grow old before you know
IT, That same exhiarating air dries the
skin The skin that lacks moisture grows
paie and withered looking and soon forms
wrinkles.
1.-THE American complexion" is best
treated by applying pure mercoliEed wax,
which causes the faded lifeless cuticle 70
flake on In minute particles, little each
day until the fresh, young skin beneath IS
wholly in evidence. Every druggist has
this wax; one ounce Is sufficient. Spread
on at night like cold cream, washing II of
next morning.
For wrinkles. dissolve an ounce Of pow
dered saxolite IN half pint witch hazel
battle the face IN this. Immediately every
wrinkle Is affected, even the deeper lines
Both treatments are remarkable facial re-
iuvenators.
Evening journal., 1914-04-23
WHITE sox TRIM CLAYTON.

The White Sox defeated Clayton A..
c. yesterday b ythc score of IL TO Z. The
batteries for White Sox were Dolan and
McClafterty. The feature Of the game
was the playing Of Finn. White Sox
would like to receive challenges from
any l4-year-old team in the city. Ad-
dress challenges to n. Blessly, No. 1923
West Second street.
Evening journal., 1914-04-23
Gossip From The Amateur Camp

May 2, when Social League will open.
Send challenges to Waverly club
1888 IL Delamore. Place.
Belmont Juniors would ike 70 ~
oeive games from any 10 to 15-yeag-
old teams In the city The line-up "a
as follows: Pieaney, C; Magill, Quinn,
p; Hagan, IS; Freeman, 1b; ODon~
nell, 2b Connor, 3b; Shannon, III
Mulvenna, cf; Wood, r. Send chal-
lenges 20 James Hagan, No. iiS NorsA
Jackson street.
Evening journal., 1914-04-23
SAYS WIFE'S FRIENDS
CAUSED HIM TROUBLE

Sarah A. Stewart, in City Court to-
day charged her husband, William
Stewart with non-support Mrs.
Stewart said her husband has given
her on an average of only $3.50 a
week to support herself and four
children. Stewart, who is a carpen-
ter, and earns 1920 day, said he
does not work steadily. He said much
OF his home trouble was due 20 in
reference by his wife's friends. The
Court made an order for IS a week
on Stewart for the support Of his
wife and children.
Evening journal., 1914-04-23
no DISCUSS LIQUOR QUESTION,

The women's Branch of the Social
lst Party will meet at the home OF
Mrs. H. d. Jollison, No. 1906 Tatnall
street, this evening. The subject to
be discussed will be THE Liquor
Question" Several members have
Joined the organization within the
past week.
Evening journal., 1914-04-23

The Tatnall Juniors have organized
a baseball team. The players include
William Sisofo, c; John Colombo. D;
Anthony Lasorte, 1b; Alfred Ran
dolph, Oh; Harry Jones. IS; Morris
Williams, 3b; Anthony Colombo, CT;
Lawrence Roman, II; James verder-
omi, RI.
The Waverly Club is now out for
the pennant OF Social League. II Is
q very fast team and would be glad
TO hear from any social team before
Evening journal., 1914-04-23
PROPOSALS

N ROpOSALS FOR WILMINGTON, DELLA
HWARE SINKING FUND, FOUR AND
OHE-HALF PER CENT. LOAN. -.
Sealed bids will be received until AZ
o'clock noon, Monday, April ~, 1914. at the
Office OF the City Treasurer, Wilmington,
Delaware. for SEVENTY-FINE THOUSAND
DOLLARS tST5,O0O) Of Wilmington, Della
ware Sinking Fund -Four and One-hait Per
Cent Bonds.
said bonds viii date from May 1, A. d;
1914 and will be ISSUED IN denominations OF
$50 or multiples thereof and bear Interest
az the rate Of Four and One-Iiaf pereentum
per annum payabie semiannually on October
/ and April 1 OF each year. and Will mature
sss.s50 on April 1, A. D. 1917.
$40, $50 on October 1, A.. d. 1897.
Said issue Is being made under authority
OF an Act Of the General Assembly OF the
State OF Delaware. approved April -, A. ID
1911, and under authority Of an ordinance o.
The Council OF Wilmington, passed April y
A. d. 1914. and approved April o, A. d.
1914, and is to provide funds for the pur-
chnse and Improvement OF park lands.
An proposals must bo accompanied by
certified cheek, payable to the % osaSy SSr, o.
MINGTON," for two pereentum OF tne
amount Of the bonds for which bid Is made
the snme to be forfeited II the oluder iah'
70 accept and pay for the bonds awarded:
The successful bidder or bidders will b
reoulred 10 settle for the bonds awarded
with accrued interest from May 1, A. ID.
1914. at or before i2 o'clock noon, Monday
May II. A. d. 1914.
The right to reject any or oil bids is re
JOHN J. MONAGHAN,
ROBERT d. KEMP,
Sinking Fund Commissioners
WELLER =. SLOWER
GEORGE +. GRANTLAND,
JAMES KANE,
spri4,16,is,2i.2a,25. FINANCE Committee
lROPOsALs-BOARD or STATE SUP
PLIES, DOVER, DEL.
Sealed proposals addressed as above an'
endorsed, Proposals For Printing and Sup
plies" for printing Corporation Laws
Registration Laws, report Of Auditor o
Accounts Adjutant Generals Report, Stat
Treasurer Report, Report Of state Boar,
Of Health, Insurance Commissioners Report
Insurance and Banking Laws and othe
printing stationery and supplies for th
use Of the Secretary Of State, State Treas
urer, Insurance Commissioners, Auditor O
Accounts, Chancellor, State Board OF Edu
cation, Superintendent OF Schools tor Ken
county, Superintendent Of Schools 10
sussex county, Superintendent Of School
for New Castle county, County Schoc
Commission Of Kent county, State Board o
Agriculture, Clerk Of the Pence Of Net
Castle county, and supplies for the 19l
General Assembly, win be received INIT
$50 o'clock p. NJ, on the twenty
day Of May, A. D. 1914.
Specifications and blank proposals ma
be obtained at Office Of Secretary Of Stat
on or after May 10. 1914.
Samples Of proposed printing and sur
plies. when Specifications refer 10 san
plies, may be seen at the Office Of the Seer
tary Of State.
The proposals must be accompanied by
certified check for 10 per centum Of tn
amount Of bid payable 20 the Secretary
said board.
Only those proposals made upon N
blanks furnished by said board viii
entertained.
Right 20 reject any and all bids Is r
served. THOMAS W. MILLER,
Secretary Board Of State Supple
Dover, Del, April. apr23-mny2,7 716.
Evening journal., 1914-04-23

Bessle: Eronomy IL no excuse when. for
a small sum, you can make at home inh
pint Of the very best scalp and hair tonic a.
follows. Put / ounce quinzoin tfrum your
druFelst's) into Ia pint alcohol, then ada
i-2 pint water Rub litlle A a time well
Into the scalp and dandrud and excess oil
VIII quickly disappear. Conilnued use oI
the quinzoin tonic win restore the soft nun
and beautiful gloss 10 brittle, faded halI
The timely use Of this tonic VII always
keen your scalp healthy and your hair heau-
tiful This tonic IS very soothing 20 tender
itching scalps.
Brown Eyes: For harmless eye tonic
dissolve ounce crystos In pint clear
water and you viii have a. good an eye
tonic as money can buy. This Ia excel
lent for tired, inhamed OF aching eyes ana
quickly relieves granulated lds' Ony or
drops are required IN the eye A. time
and its use frequently overcones the need
for glasses.
Cora D.: To stop gaining weight make
On this simple, harmless formula at home
and take Tablespoonful three times q
day and you viii soon be ria OF that trou.
Bile In l-2 pint hot water dissolve Z
OUNCES parnotls (which all good druggists
have IN stock. This treatment does not
cali for dieting and Is gentle, yet pusitive,
In reducing fat. when your weight Is sum
Gently reduced stop the treatment and your
fesh viii be solid and the skin free from
wrinkles
Teacher: You ask FOR a good wrinkle
eraser. use pnin almozoin eteam-ielly,
the most effective thing ] know for Grad.
icating wrinkles and inc lines. II Is made
as follows; AZ home dissolve ounce amo-
zOin IN 10 pint cold water, then add 2
teaspOonfuls Flycerine After Il Is thor
ouEhiy dissolved apply generously 20 skin
and massage lightly the long way Of the
-..l.t,1. mi. fr.,tt,crt ,,nrgirna tha
ftunted tissues under the crease, and they
gradually assume their correct proportions.
/ When this Is done the wrinkle viii have
vanished. The almozoin massage II very
Evening journal., 1914-04-23
wANEEDA AFTER ST. BENEDICT.

The Waneeda baseball team will play
st. Benedict on the South Side grounds
Saturday. A fast game is expected, as
both teams have bunch OF fast players.
Batteries will be. For Waneeda, Small
wood and Carson; st. Benedict, Malloy
and Reader.
Waneeda defeated Belmont Jrs. in
their first game by the score Of ii to O..
Evening journal., 1914-04-23
FOsTER-CARROLL.

Mrs. Margaret Carroll announces
the marriage OF her daughter, stellI
NJ. Carroll. to Edgar Foster, in 81
AIMS r. c. Church, last evening, b!
the Rev. Father Connelley. The,
we're attended by Miss Sadie Coltol
and Charles Lang.
Evening journal., 1914-04-23

Palmer, chairman OF the Federal ma
gratory Bird Commission, VIII re-
oeive protest against the prohihi-
tlon Of reed bird shooting In uiie
State. The meeting will be held "
the DUPONT Hotel.
Evening journal., 1914-04-23
PECK NOW IN LEAD.

BY winning the most sensational
match played in the Capitol Pool
Tournament, c. Peck dropped into the
lead. He defeated A. Mazzio in what
proved to be the most exciting battle
Of the tourney by the score Of 100
to SO.
Evening journal., 1914-04-23
&c FINE ON Fnx

Hugh Fox was before the City Court
today, charged with intoxication. Fox
was before the court on Tuesday. To-
dav he was fined $40 and costs.
Joseph Yearly, charged with va
grancy, was given chance to leave the
qity.