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Evening journal., 1914-11-20
new DRUG Store
TO formally Open
Riker- -Hegeman Prepares to
Make Friends in This
Location

Wilmington's newest drug store,
that of the -Hegeman Company.
at Fourth and Market streets, will be
formally opened tomorrow, and an
unusually large number of attractive
offerings of interest to men and wom-
en- will be on sale at prices tempting
TO every consumer. Edward T. Per-
kins, manager, and NJ. c. Zerphy, as
sistant manager, together with fif-
teen statesmen and saleswomen will
be present to welcome patrons.
The new store, one of the chain num-
bering more than one hundred, operated
by the company in the larger cities Of
the country, is Il model institution. APP
pomtments are the best. The floor ui
The salesroom is of mosaic tile, which
blends with the mahogany shelves and
other Stures.
No expense has been spared in uaK-
ing tls various departments meet the
Riker- -Hcgeman standards and the stock
of drugs toilet articles, sick room
needs, cigars and other articles carried
by the modern drug store is one OF
the most complete in the United States
In line with the company's policy
especial attention has been paid to
sanitation. Sanitary appliances have
been installed and not a scrap of pa
per or the smallest bit of rubbish IL
allowed TO remain exposed. In fact
the company has gone to the extreme
} to promote sanitary conditions.
The main floor Of the building is
equipped as the salesroom, the stock
being placed in dust proof cases. hav.
ing glass doors or in show cases oi
glass bound with brass. In the centre
of the room is a splendid display oi
toilet articles, the major portion oi
! which were put up in the company
: laboratories in New York. To the left
of the entrance is the cigar depart.
ment carrying a wealth of delights
for the smoker. while to the right is
Evening journal., 1914-11-20
MIFE FORGETS nLOMS.

Judge he struck me in the heat of
passion, but he works every day, and
Is my only support. and I'll ask that
the case be withdrawn" said the wife
Of j. w. jenkins, colored. when her
husband was arraigned in City Court
today. charged with wife beating.
How many times did he hit you,
the court asked.
"Once. Judge just once" the prose-
cutting witness replied.
Let the case be dismissed. as the
woman so DESIRES" the court re-
marked.
Evening journal., 1914-11-20
rnLLIEs ro RE
GIVEN NOVEMBER 3

The monthly meeting Of the Alumnae
Association Of the Wilmington High
School viii be held at o'clock Monday
evening. November %, at the High
School, when the progress Of the mem.
bership campaign, which is now being
conducted, will be reported upon by the
chairman Of that committee, Miss Annie
Fredd, and the formation Of music
dramatic, literary and civics clubs will
be discussed.
The Alumnae Follies, vaudeville
show, viii be given in the New Century
Club on Monday evening, November 30
Tor which an interesting program con-
tanning ten acts has been arranged.
Evening journal., 1914-11-20
Fall Suits
Special Mention

Your attention is called to the excellence of
the following lines Handkerchiefs, Leather
Goods, Pyralin Ivory, Gloves, Neckwear, fancy
goods, Brass Novelties, Notions and small wares,
Dress Goods, Silks, Bedding and Household
Linens.
Evening journal., 1914-11-20
I.ooT CLIIo 2l2 and 2l4
JdIIeS L. GIlduuIeI, w. Ninth
st. Teie-
I'm lertaker phones Ia0s' 'oez.
DEATHS.

wflSm r. Bullock, NJ. 5.
Henry ]. Ludwig.
Charles j. Schoy.
Edwin W. Purnen.
Arthur Cook.
Joseph NJ Wiley.
Alice Morsord.
Willard P. Wolf.
George w. Platt.
Dora T. Thomson.
William p. Toner.
Evening journal., 1914-11-20
LOCAL Securities MARKET

Laird & Co., DUPONT Building, furnish
the following quotations Of local securi-
ties;
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-08-24

New York. Aug. 2t.-Count Won
hernstorn. tho German Ambassador
To- the United states. returned 10 his
past today on tho steamer Noordsm
and gave out one OF the most au-
thoritative interviews yet expressed
here On ~Gcrmany's attitude toward
the war.
Germany Was bound to win In the
end. he said. she was fighting be-
cause her cause was just. He pre-
dicted that Americans would come
10 regard the conflict In his light.
Italy. he believed. would not permit
herself To- take sides against Ger
many.
From the emperor Ia the lowest
unskilled workman In the Father
land, Germany II united to defend
herself against the frivolous and M
warranted attack Of Jealous powers.
said the Ambassador
The German people will fight to
a finish and viii be victorious In he
end.
AZ the outbreak Of the war" he
continued, the English cut the cable
Ia this neutral country for the sole
purpose OF preventing the truth from
coming here. There was no eXcuae
for that act. except the desire 60 de-
ceivo the people Of the United states
az 10 the true conditions of the war.
"The calling Of the Japanese into
a European quarrel shows one thing
above an else. Il IL that England
does act feel very safe. The Jap
anese will doubtless take Klao CHOW
sheer weight OF numbers assures
that. hut By the end OF the war
Japan viii have the supremacy 81
the Pacific-a thing she has striyep
Tor during many years. Japan took
advantage OF tho situation 10 strike
this blow Cor the sole purpose of ac-
curing this supremacy
When the true story al the as
sanlf on Liege Ia told America will
have a far different opinion than
that gained from the culored ar
cunts from Belgian. French and
English sources. A. n matter Of fact
the troops under Won Emmich, which
went 10 the assault Of this strongly
fortified position, numbered only be-
tween 5000 and G.OO0 Infantry and
cavalry. The taking Of Iiege was
n OF the greatest military feats ~
modern times. What was expected
Go take weeks was accomplished In
DAYS By twQ brigades Won Emmich
was slightly wsEaded In the leg dur
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-08-24
HOSPITALS AT VICHY PACKED
WITH CHEERFUL VICTIMS

Vichy. (Via Paris. Aug. 20. G.0s
a. mD-The presidents palace and
all the hotels have been converted in
Ia hospitals n are now filled with
wounded. Al branches Of the SER
Vice are represented. the patients. in
Guiding drtillerymen. infantrymen.
chasseurs, DRAGONS and hussars.
They are a cheerful lot for men
who have been carried from the fight
ing line.
Many make light Of their wounds
Joke about their experiences and all
are "A to be anxious TO be back In
the field.
Isn't that hard luck" said one
with Tour bullets in his thighs. ito
have hooked all four. SIM that NAV
mean three comrades left In the fight
ing
Another was greatly exercised for
Tear fragments Of a she'll which had
struck his arm had obllterated a tat
'""ed out erity al which he was ex-
trcmely proud.
a gunner who was IN tho battle al
Bonhomme Pass told this story OF a
comrade.
lie was a marvellous pointer and
got b bulls eye every time. but they
got him al last. His legs were crush
ed but he asked 60 be carried 10 an
other gun point for one last shot"
In the u OF n of the hospitals
three infantrymen with their heads
swathed In %bandages were found by a
visitor to be playing marbles with bul-
lets extracted from their wounds.
They don't roll as we'll as agatcs.
said one with "a grin, but In times uf
war IA must not be too particular.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-08-24
GERMANS ELECTRoCUTED nv
HtSIIES AGAINST HUGE FENCES

Paris. Aug "a 80: 30 a m.)-The
Pctlt Journal publishes the following
details 81 she fighting around I.iogc.
obtained hy b from q Belgian officer:
German troops rushed on the
hatbed wire d%efenscs before the forts
of LieRe in the darkness of night 4
very strong current 81 electricity was
being maintained In these wires and
as a result the first ranks ~ the Ger
mans were electrocuted.
Unchecked. the assailants follow
ed In masses. but they were blinded
by tho glare OF powerful s%carchlIghts.
They hosltated ms started to retire.
At that moment 70 heavy round OF
rifles = artillery WAS concentrated
on the mass of German troops ara
they were cut to pieces. The mass of
bodies formed a mound, Ia some
places many feet high.
T drown out the groans Of the
wounded, the German buRlars sound
ed martial airs and the troops sim
alive united In cheering
Near n fort two columns Of Ger
mans, blinded by the glare 81 Belgian
searchllghts. attacked each other.
This incident was seen from the fort.
When one side seemed Ia have the
better OF the struggle the Belgian OF
hcer goes on To say. "our artillery
fired into both asides alike. thu max.
INK b struggle more even
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-08-24
GERMAN WIRELESS MESSAGE
CLAIMS NOTABLE VICTORY

Berlin. Aug. - (By Wireless Ia AS
ISOLATED Press from Nauen, Germany,
q Sayville. /. l1-Omcial announce
mcnt was made here today hat the
German army commanded by Grand
Duke Alhrecht OF Wurtemburg. has
defeaoed a French army at Neufcha-
teau.
II captured many guns flags and
prisoners. including several generals.
German armies under Rupprccht.
Crown Prince Wilhelm and Grand
Duke Albrecht are vigorously pursu-
ing the French.
The army under Rupprecht captur-
ed $50 gun AZ Luneville. Blamont
and Circy Gin the French department
OF Muerthe and Moselle.)
The army commanded by the crown
prince pursued the French beyond
Longwy.
The Germans are west Of tho river
Meusc and advancing against Maui
bcuge. They ave defeated al Eng
lish brigade of cavalry.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-08-24
GENERAL DISPOSITION or
GERMAN FORCES IN BELGIUM

Rotterdam, Aug. "a (Vla London.
DoonJ- According TO the best infof-
nation o0tuinnble here. the disposl-
tion Of the German forces In Belgium
b. broadly as follows:
The right flank. occupying the en-
tire Terrain Immediately south Of
Antwerp, ia moving southwest IN he
direction OF Lille, a second force is
moving on Maubeuge, hfty miles
southeast 81 Lille. ia the department
Of Nord. and a third Is occupied with
the reduction Of h Namur forces,
which consist Of nine defensca of steel
and concrete. surrounding the city. IL
D. estimated that these three columns
comprise nearly a quarter of a million
men.
The main northern German army
l. advancing slowly with rs front eN-
tending from Giyet, France, 20 Dell
denhon. Ina Lorraine. The French de-
lenses from lie Ferc 10 Reims are
thought 10 b. the objective Of this
army. which Is believed 10 number
zoo. 200 men,
The main body 20 the south l. a.
recting ita efforts on the Nerdun-
Nancy line Of dsfenHes and nov oc-
cuples Strassburg.
Travellers returning here from GER
many say that troop movement ~ the
western part Of the empire has sun
sided considerably. The railroads are
now prlncipsiiy occupied with the
transportation Of munitions Of war
Most u these are passing throHsh
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-08-24
ORTIZ DECLARES ANDREWS
BETRAYED HIS TRUST

The Bernalillo county factions
have occupied practically the whole
time of q fonr-h0ur session OF the
Republican state committee, Judge
=. A. Mann. NJ T.. Hickey and others
have presented the case 81 the An
dr,ws-Jounal-Hubbel forces and
Modesto ortiz appears AZ chief
spokesman of the Romero-Baca fac
ton. AT 2 O'Clock this afternoon.
the hour FOR the convention 10 be
called 60 order ortiz was still APP
parently in the midst OF an oratian
the motif of which appeared 60 be
that Hutl Andrews had broken his
word and his faith and also the peace
ct old Albuquerque, to which he was
one of the parties s%ignatory. that
Frank a. Hubbell was engaged In a
vigorous effort to revive aud restore
'Hubbellism' In Bcrnalilo county,
aud that the Albuquerque Journal
didn't know whether IL wng a Demo
cratic or Il Republican newspaper.
with these refreshing and novel
Ideas. the able lawyer has RECALLED
the committee 10 a point where IL Is
said 10 be showing signs OF restless
ness.
That Bull Andrews was defeated
Tor the liepublican %nom!ration APP
peared certain this morning. VIII
iams. for the corporation commits
sion, has a following which has
threatened the bosses with a rea Re
publican party bolt from one end
uf the state To the other and the
bosses have been forced 20 forego
their original plan To dump VIII
liams. This being settled, the nomi-
nation of any but a spanish-Ameri-
can for congress became Impossible
boz the View % a majority OF tho dele
gates Judge Reynolds OF Albuquer-
que was urged to take the nomina
ton. lie refused. as have CHAMPION
of Coifax, clark aud Davis of Las
Vegas, Twltcheu Of santa Fe. Ely Of
Deming. Levi A. Hughes Of santa
Do. ana even 81 r. said. Herbert j.
Hagcrman of Roswell. who the boss
cs are said 90 have been willing 20
taEe as "a sacrince " he would make
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-08-24
GERMAN WIRELESS
STATION MUST
CLOSE UP
Installation at Tuokerton
Which Has Been Only
Means of Communication
With Germany Operates in
Violation of Law.

Washington. Aug. 2L-After a con-
ference with Secretary Daniels today,
Secretary Rodneid notified the Ger
man owned wireless station al Tuck
crtoWn. y. j.. that II Is operating IN
violation OF law.
The action was taken becaus the
TucHertoa station never has been IL
ceused as b. ~required Ia the radio
laws. II began operating last May In
the experimental stages and lately
has been the only direct means oil
communication between the United
states and Germany.
The wireless station az SayVille. l."
l.. Is licensed and now under censor
ship.
Later the management OF the
Tuckerton station was notified thar
the call letters temporarily assigned
been cancelled. Further opera
unus will subject the station 10 pen
altles, including Forfeiture OF the APP
paratus. In effect. II has been order
ed closed.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-08-24

Ing the attack, hut did not relin-
quish command"
The ambassador denounced re-
ports that the German crown prince
had been wounded hy an assassin in
Berlin. Moreover. he added. the
crown prince never had been wound
cd before liege for the simple reason
that he WAS not az Licge. but In CON-
mand of the troops at the fortress nj
Metz
Germany has been attacked aud
therefore has no responsibility for the
war; Count Won Bernst0n said. ITO
the last man 81 the empire. We Will
defend our country. This war has no
other object but the destruction Of n
German and the Austrian empires,
and We believe We will be able 10
prove Co all the world That this can
not be accomplished.
The German people are ms one
man Tor the war. n Il neither the
omperor's war. nor a war Of the Of
lcers, as many have charged II Is
a war Of the German people.
The women and children and the
old men have uncomplainingly sone
into the fields ia gather the CROPS
glad % give what help they can Ia
their country. And We have wonder
ful crops this year. Every man.. we
maa and child old enough to know
what war means has volunteered 10
some service. ~ IN Illustration
there IN a multi-millionaire In Nun
ich, who n today delivering mail
from door 10 door. lie volunteered 20
do a postman's work because the
postmnn had to so TO war"
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-08-24

The AndroVs dclea ton from Ber-
nainlo counts probably Will boo seat
and this fact. made plain by the
statements of many committeeman,
seems Co. have started Elfego Hnca
on on one ot The wnr talks 81 his
wnrlikc career Elfcgo seems To-
have acquired % sudden and violent
nverpiou for senator Catron. lie
told the gcncral public this morning
that IL tatrou was permitted o. have
anything 60 do with the convention,
he. EifcEo. would file grave charges
against the senator ln Washington,
n either Hernandez or Andrews was
nominated for congress he would
holt to the Democrats and hat if any
&c an Of these things occurred he
would tell the complete and vera
cious story Of the Room - Incident.
about which nIl admit he has the fuli
details. This threat has made q pot
at the boys feel vory uneasy and
they are looking forward 90 anything
but "a pink tea party from this time
forward. Whether or not Elfcgo will
make good seems Go be- a question,
but his friends say that he will.
There n O large attendance and
the rank and file Of the delegates
appear To- look ON the nominations
with something of Indifference, since
they seem agreed that whoever Is
nominated will DE defeated.
The nominations probably will not
be reached before late tonight and
there Is a possibility that they may
not De made until tomorrow. all
though the bosses say they viii be
able 10 push through the slate to-
night.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-08-24

contest with the Buli Andrews
Morning journal Frank Hubbell
faction on one side and the Jesus
Romero Illsgo HuCa faction on
the other went before the state
committee when ID convened az
p o'clock this mofnlng. ana have
since held the boards without In
~t,frgpt4.n. A. O'Clock the
committee was stili Zoo session.
The Andrews deicsaiiun will
Do seated. IL expressions from
the majority 90 the committee
count In spite uf this there
reems nttle chance Tor Andrew
To- win before tho ,on-
Nentiuu. The northern bosses
have dominated the proceedings
from the beginning The whip
has cracked and the delegates
have lined up for Hernandez.
who they favor
A strong and determined line
up of delegates fnt Hugh VIII
hams. rtronR cuuurh go force his
nomination oNer the bitter oppo-
LNNNH|NN NA NNNN NNNHAN UNIV wa NNN ENN |f
was the force which pcnt An
dreWs and cinghed the lineup
for Hernandez.
a determined effort was made
Co induce Judge Herbert o.
Rutnulds Of Albuquerque L. ac-
crpt the nomination. He refused
unconditionaily,
NNHNNAI ANuHAm L.awN.W n -
Catron will be- the temporary
chairman Of the convention and
40 such VIII deliver the keynote
speech Ralph g. Ely Of Deming
will be permanent chairman.
ElfcEo Bara Of Albuquerque
has announced so that all might
hear that u either Andrews or
Hernandez is nominated; u Sen
afor Eatron presides as rhair-
man. delivers the Keynote
speech ur takes any active part
In the convent IN proceedings.
or u any ~ these thlnEs occur.
ne, Baca viii desert 10 the DeiI-
ocrais, will file charges against
Senator Catr0n Ina Washington,
81 "a dire nature, viii expose the
true insides OF the notorious
Room 90 Incident. IN which be
was one of the principal ACTORS.
and will produce for the ediflca-
ton 81 an interested public every
% OF the grim army of RE-
publican party skeletons. which
he declares are now modified
and ready To- go To tho front.
With these things In prospect
tho delegates are waiting ner-
yously for the convention TO be-
gin.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-08-24
zEPPEL|NS FOUND
HARMLESS BY
THE FRENCH
Five of Fifteen Units of Great
, German Air Fleet Disabled
and Others Believed Useless
for 0ffense.

Paris. Aug. - Ci:4O .. m.)-zeppe-
lin airships OF which the Germans ex-
pected great things, appear as yet To
have been inonensive. according TO
opinion ia the French capitol. or the
fifteen Zeppelin units, one is believed
10 have been disabled by the siege 81
Llege forts on August 6 and another
was demolished In a shed ~ Meta by
the French aviator Finck. Two others
have ocen seen ty Belgian ayiators,
apparently wrecked by wind squalls
IN the forest between metz "a AK ia
Chappele.
Another has been brought down az
Radenylllcrs. near Luneville.
or the remainder, two are supposed
To De on The Russian frontier n the
others at Cologne, Hamburg and kiel.
and on the French frontier.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-08-24
DECLARES PEOPLE NOT
EMPEROR FORCED WAR

Paris, Aug. % $500 a. mJ-Aboe
Wetterlc, a former member Of the
rcichstag from Alsace. writing for a
morning paper, says that II is a mis-
take to believe the wa was the work
Of either Emperor William or GER
man oilcialdOm. 1T is ne said. the
Will Of the people Of every degree who
have been made Ia believe that the
Germanic race Is superior TO all others
and ought 10 dominate tho universe.
The emperor would nave compro-
missed his crown II he had tried to re-
slst the popular movement"
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-08-24
GERMAN SAYS FRENCH
ARTILLERY Is EFFECTIVE

Paris. Aug. "a t9:35 a. m.j-The
Matin today quotes a German pris-
oner al Montpelier az follows:
Your French artillery Is admir-
able. II destroyed In a few minutes
entertainments which We spent three
days IN making. The greater part of
our men Wee killed, while others
rushed to the rear with frightened
cries as II some supernatural force
had interviewed against them.
u am glad 10 be n prisoner: Il rs
better than being under the yoSe Of
German officers"
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-08-24
PARIS HEARS GERMANS
HAVE TAKEN NANCY

Paris, Aug. "a G0:55 a. ma ru-
NOR is In circulation In Paris this
morning that the Germans have oc-
cupied The unfortihed town OF Nancy.
This report, however, lacks connrma-
ton.
Nancy Is the capital Of Muerthe aad
Mosellc, IS miles south Of Metz. on
me LEFT bank Of the river Muerthe. II
Is about ten miles from the German
frontier. II ~ one Of the best aud
finest built towns OF France and has
a population Of over 10000. or the
ancient fortihcatioas OF the town, only
the citadel has been preserved.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-08-24

London newspapers today quote tho
German newspaper Tagcllschc Run
dcschau rs declaring that Belgium
bitterly will rue the day she dared
10 oppose her mighty ncighbor. Great
Britain. the German newspaper also
says. viii pay dearly FOR her injustice
in this war by seeing the permanent
establishment Of "a German naval
base on the coast of Belsium.
The Pan-Gcrmanic organs declare
that IN" portions 81 Belgium "
oyerrun by tho German army will he
permanently Incorporated ia the
German empire.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-08-24
W AR
tConunued from Page onc.l

fifty miles wide on the German from
tier.
After Il great victory the Servians
are nov ready 10 invade Austrian ter
ritory io the north OF the river save.
The Russian line on the German
frontier extends from Tiisit To inver-
burg ana Arys. The German popu-
lation Is ~evacuating Wllenuerg. 81
miles southeast of Koenigsberg. be-
cause Of the arrival Of Russia1 forces
from Poland. which already nave en-
Soldau.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-08-24
HOLLAND PLODs ALONG
IN GOOD Old WAY

Rotterdam CVia London. Aug. ga
While the major part Of Europe is
In q state Of war, thourht In the Meth
eFlands 90 be one of determination,
the German burghers Of Holland man
x To live their normal lives. Hot
land was hard hin commercially. o.
the fields rot thousands OF tons OF
vegetables. which formerly were con
sumed In England and Germany. Tae
dairy market also suners ana IN the
ports a thousand bottoms lie IDLE INC
unemployed In Rotterdam alone num-
her 10000. and IN other cilies condl-
lions arc similar.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-08-24
ONE MORE REPORT on
DEATH OF GROWN PRINCE

London. Aug. 20 G:5O y m.)-
Refugees coming from Germany
state. according to the Evening stan
dard. that reports persist there h a
Crown Prince Frederick William ~
dead.
This g. the latest of "a series oi
similar reports. some representing
that the heir go the throne had been
stabbed by a Socialist. Others that he
had been wounded IN battle.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-08-24
AUSTRIA Ours sERvIA
no FACE THE VVSSINNS

Udine. Italy. Aug q Cvia Paris.
D.. mp-Rcrorts received here
from vienna are that Ausjrians are
shout to abandon thoir operations
against the soryinus ON the Drina
river To- order 90 concentrate heir
forces aFalust he Russians advance.
The %diniculticR 81 the campaign
against Scryia have boon ~rcdouhicd bv
the troubles IN Bosnia.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-08-24
POST PROVES
PRACTICAL FUR DIRECT
PRODUCE

Washington, Aus 2i.-Praciica bill
lty OF the parcels post as a medium
OF direct exchange between city
jewellers and producers o. farms has
been established by a test ia ten
cities. the %pnstoface department n
nounccd today.
postmastcrH' reports stated the
new system had been welcomed in
nearly an the communities, ana that
II appeared as n factor In reducing
The cost of living.