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Evening journal., 1914-12-07
EXTRA cLERK AT POsroFTIcF.

To facilitate the handling of Christ
mas mail here. Postmaster English has
secured the services of Miss Elizabeth
Doueherty as a special clerk. Miss
Dougherty is a civil service anpoiutte
and served in like position in the post
office last year
Postmaster English today also order
ed on duty another wagon to be used
in the parcel post service. The business
in this department at the local Office
is beginning 10 increase.
Evening journal., 1914-12-07
Governor TALKS Cattle
disease With board
Special to THE EVENING JOURNAL

Special to THE EVENING JOURNAL.
DOVER. Del. Dec Governor
Charles r. Miller is at the state
House today with the State Live
Stock Sanitary Board The foot and
mouth disease was discussed at some
length. but 40 tho noon recess, mem-
-bers of the board declared that there
was nothing particular they could do
until they heard from the Federal
Government The only quarantine
now established in Delaware includes
parts Of New Castle county and West
Dover and North Murderkin hum
dreds In Kent county.
Evening journal., 1914-12-07
CLERKS BUSY ENOUGH.
DON'T bother Them

Owing 90 the rush of packages for
shipment and delivery. Postmaster Eng
ish today announced that until after
Christmas IL will be- impossible for the
clerical force at the postoilico to endea-
vor TO find packages received here for
delivery unless same be insured, sent
by special delivery or marked perishable.
This Is necessary a. the force will be
unable TO spend the time seeking pack
ages for mquirers. Postmaster English
stated ,hat as all packages received will
be delivered Il will hc useless for any
one Co try 10 lind out if certain packages
are Ia the office.
Evening journal., 1914-12-07
sTAGE EMPLoYEs rLrcr

At the monthly meeting of the Inter
national Alliance Theatrical Stage En-
ployes yesterday the following officers
were electod for the coming years Prcsi.
dent, Frank Papa; ice-prcsidcnt. John
II. Reese; financial secretary. A. a..
Cole; treasures. James A. Berry: SER
geant-at-arms, James O'Hara: trustees.
Lee Anderson. George Doto and Joseph
knopi business agent, Charles Heller.
delegates Co next convention. TO be- held
in Chicago. Ill., Lee Anderson and A.
n. Cole The new officers viii be in
stalled January 3.
Evening journal., 1914-12-07

produced here ami 10 was at the request
Of some OF che patrons of the house that
the management secured It ior this the.
ntrc.
ON Friday and Saturday will be shown
ihc stupeudous s250O00 production "Ca
hiria.' This photophy was recently pro
duccd ai The Playhouse. ID Is ono OF
ihc most elaborate moving picture pro
auctions on the iuad today
patho War News every Monday and
Thursday and sclis Weekly each Friday
are features thgt the humorous patrons
of this house thoroughly enjoy The
management Is sparine no expense to
bring iho best attractions Co this house.
and Is particularly catering Go women
and children at the matinccs.
on CykiaA Fan tic iyin;lb;GT
Evening journal., 1914-12-07
Hold Meeting TONIGHT
TO PASS ON new CHARTER

The general Charter Committee Of
fifteen of the Wilmington Civic Assoc
citation viii hold its last meeting to-
night TO pass ON the final form of the
draft of The now charter for Whining
ton as prepared by the sub-Commit-
tee 10 is the intention to make the
draft public at once In order TO give
time for ample public discussion be-
fore the presentation of "a charter bill
at Dover
The annual meeting of the VIII
mington Civic Association viii be held
ON Monday evening. December A. az 8
o'clock Announcement will be- made
later of the place. This meeting Is
open to the public AT that time the
charter draft viii be formally pre-
scented To the association for its app
prevail. Thereafter public meetings
win be held weekly for the purpose OF
giving the fullest and widest discus.
sion of charter matters.
Evening journal., 1914-12-07
QUARANTINE HOLDS LUCY ytY.

Lucy Van. the trotter which has
been a favorite ON Wawaset track for
years, will be unable to perform at
Toronto. Can. during the Christmas
holidays unless the Department of
Agriculture modifes a ruling issued
on Saturday. Under this ruling all
horses are prohibited from entering
Canada from this country.
Hugh A. Monigle. owner Of Lucy
van, conferred With officials of the
Animal Industry, Department of Az
riculture, i'm the Federal Building
mere this morning relative TO the
question. The trotter was to race in
Canada and also in New York state
this winter
Evening journal., 1914-12-07

PhotoDiay goers wiilee pleased with
the film drama "Lo.a' today featuring
the popular star. Clara kimblo Young.
al the Majestic today Il IS story en-
tiroly different from anything yet
seen. and it should not he missed. 10
win be the big attraction at the Ma
iestic Theatre today Attention IS
called TO the big leader for Wednes-
day, "Whcll Fate Leads Trump
Evening journal., 1914-12-07
sTlRTING TINE on ACTS.

In connection with the observance
Of the twenty-second anniversary of
his amusement enterprises in VIII
mingion. William L. Dockstader pro-
prietor of the Garrick Theatre, has
adopted an innovation. On the pro-
gram posted at the entrance TO the
Garrick the time Of the starting Of
each act az the afternoon and even
ing performance Is given.
This will be especially interestine
to persons who desire To- see certain
acts and who do not have time to at
tend the whole show.
Evening journal., 1914-12-07
FATHER WILLING 10 SUPPORT

When William II. Morris was arraign-
cd before Judge Churchman today on
the charge of nonsupport of his two
minor children, said ne was willing to
support his wife as well as the children
who are 10 months and 6 years old. The
case was continued for two weeks to al
low Frank Stout TO investigate the mat
ter.
Evening journal., 1914-12-07
Skull FRACTURED BY
fall FROM SCAFFOLD

Luther H. McIlvain. a foreman en-
ployed by the American Car and
Foundry Company. fell from a scat
folding while directing the work of
some ship carpenters today. and was
hurried to the Delaware Hospital. Mr.
Mcllyain is suffering from COM
pound fracture of The skull and a
compound fracture of the hip. AZ 2
o'clock this afternoon his condition
was reported 10 De serious. He is
married and lives at No. sol Clay
mont street.
Evening journal., 1914-12-07
CHURCH TO 40 PooR.

Following their usual custom, First
Presbyterian Church will receive dona-
tions for the poor from next Sunday un-
til Christmas eve. The church congre-
cation viii appoint a committee to see
that The contributions are given those
who are worthy. Any one having any
articles TO distribute to those who are
in need are requested TO leave them at
the church.
Evening journal., 1914-12-07
Ann nr nm MnRLn.r

The "War of the World in foui
parts. will be shown today at the
Savoy.
This is the first and only motion
picture record of the great conflict
showing exactly what has happened
from The assassination of the Crown
Prince of Austria. 70 the recent bat
Ties in Belgium and France.
Evening journal., 1914-12-07

would heal up then 10 was tho samo lining
over again.
Remedies didn't seem 70 help me any
so ? gave up trying aud an that time ! was
suffering terribly. 7 was ashamed to go out
my face looked So After about three
months Of suffering / read an advertisements
about Cutcura Soap and Ointment and
sent for a sample OF each which proved
great I bought some and in four weeks
my trouble was gone Il took three cakes
OF Cuticura Soap and three boxes OF Cuti-
cura Ointment to cure me" (Signod) Miss
4. smith, Jan. 20. 1914.
Evening journal., 1914-12-07
WIFE AFRAID OF HUSBAND.

81 am afraid to live with him because
he threatened my life with razor when
intoxicated" said Mrs. Annie Brown of
Phila to Judge Churchman today when
her husband, Isaac Brown, charged with
non-support offered 10 live with her
again.
The case was continued for two weeks.
Evening journal., 1914-12-07
SampIes Free bv Nail

Tn purity. delicate medication. refreshing
frauaucc. convenience and economy Cuti
cma Soap and ointmant meet with the ap-
prora of the most discriminating. Often
successful when an else fails Cuticura
soap l25c.l and Cuticura Ointment (5Oc) are
cold everywhere. Liberal sample Of eacl
mailed free. with sep skin Book Address
postcard Cuticura. Dept. 4. Boston.
Evening journal., 1914-12-07
ms TIRADF PROVES cOSrTv

Patrick Burke created disturbanc,
at the Pennsylvania railroad station Sat
urdy night by singing and swearing in
the vicinity Of the ticket office lie wal
arrested by SPECIAL Officer Thompson
Judge Chmchman fined him $40 anc
costs today.
Evening journal., 1914-12-07
GET MORE REVENUE STAMPS

Another large consignment of one
cent documentary war tax stamps was
received at the local office of the In
ternal Revenue Department today. The
supply of two cent stamps was exhaust
ed ON Saturday but more of them are
eXpected 10 arrive here Tomorrow.
Evening journal., 1914-12-07
HIGH COrRT AeAINsT FRANK

by The United liesS-
WASHINGTON. Dec. THE Su-
preme Court today refused to grant
Il review Of the case of Leo N. Frank
the Atlanta factory foreman convicted
of murder of Mary Phagan AS a re-
suit of this decision the only hope of
saving Franks life now lies in an ap-
peal to the governor Of Georgia for a
pardon.
Evening journal., 1914-12-07

pimpies and hlackhcads
so I didn't know what 20
DO. The pimplos looked
as big as peas. They
would stay on my face a fow
days and then ! would
squeeze them out with my
fingers BY doing so matter
and a hiackhead would
come out and after thal 10
Evening journal., 1914-12-07
An the VICTORIA.

This week win bc bc3ttro week AZ
the Nictoria Theatre. A. least three
bic productions viii De shown. The
opening attraction IS ~Thc Drug Ter
ror" This VIII he shown today In six
reels lt Is one OF the hest pictures ever
shown IN Wilmington. 80 matter how
often 10 IS lrough, back. "a attracts large
audiences
"Alicr the BAN" viii feature the bin
for Thursday. This picture was recently
Evening journal., 1914-12-07
CAR load Of
FOOD FOR BELCIANS
Local Relief Committee
Hopes to Rush More With
in Short Time
MONEY DONATIONS
AT $2,5S5 MARK

Two shiploads for starving Belgians
have just been purchased in New York
by the Belgian Relief Committee for rush
transportation These shipments repre-
sent 100000 worth OF food This the
committee reports is only a beginning
IA million dollars more needed now.
Practically every penny of cash contri-
button IN is iul food equivalent win
actually reach the mouth of starving
women and children in dcsolatc Belgium.
ass an expenses of shipping are made in
dependent of these contributions
The Relief Committee Of Delaware
shipped one carload of foodstuffs last
Thursday. and hopes to be able 20 ship
another next Thursday Those de-
string TO make cash contributions
should send their checks TO S. ID.
Townsend, treasurer
The committee acknowledges the
fOIlOWinu fonnffouat
Evening journal., 1914-12-07
nlMnN ~ pYrnIls-

All of its previous efforts at great
productions and picture presentations
OF SURPRISING effectiveness have been
ocllpaef hy the Universal In their
premier dramatic spectacle. Damon
and pythias,' which comes 10 The
Playhouse. December a. IS l6. not
alone with the endorsement of tho
supreme Lodge of tho knights OF
Pythias. bat With the most enthusi-
aatlc approval of rCc0rd-hreakInr
crowds on Broadway. This. the
most beautiful story of human
friendship ia told by q splendid cast
in scenes of magn|hcenco. filled with
action, picturosqucness and impress.
sivc climaXos
Evening journal., 1914-12-07
DIsWIss ms HOME ROW

In Municipal Court today. Harry Cor
don charged lsadore Arof with raising
disturbance al his home and grabbing
him by the lhroat Gordon asid he was
not hurt badly Both live IN the same
house The charge was dismissed
Evening journal., 1914-12-07

The only safe way; always be
ready.
Heavy Suits. $40 to $50.
Heavy Refers, $3.50 to $40.
Heavy Overcoats. So to SIS.
Dress Ovcrcoats. Sl5 to $50.
Heavy Underwear, SOC to $3.50.
Everything else in odd trousers.
heavy shoes. caps, gloves and fur
niShirgs.
WATCHES FOX BOYS.
Until Christmas. The Gem
guaranteed nickel watch with
chain with So aud the Elite watch
ard chain with $40 cash sales Of
hoys' clothing. hats, shoes or fur-
nishing-, in short pant sizes. 3 to
Is wears.
MULLINS BIG HOME STORE,
9th & Market
Evening journal., 1914-12-07

IT. WIZ he nO ordinary stock com.
pany. which William A. Brady will
bring TO The Playhouse. beginning
December 2S for season of stock II
VIII Dee Brady company and when
that is said an Is said for those who
followed theatrical events. know that
the bis New York manager. who is
the lessee and director OF The Play
house i'm mis- CITY, know that he never
allows his name TO be used in connoc
ito with a house or a company which
is not hrst class
The company viii be composed OF
the best people who can Doe secured
for "a stock company. and the plays
which will be presented win De New
York successes. with the original
scenery sent here from New York for
the production and not the make
shift scenery which too often marks
stock productions.
"The Sinners" viii be the first play
presented and this will occupy the
week of December 2S. The week of
january 4. ''Baby Nine win be the
attraction and the following week.
cover Night
The subscription plan of selling
tickets Will De followed under which
a patron of the theatre may purchase
q ticket for certain seat for each
week of the entire season if ho so
desires The admission which VIII
ae charged win place the perfor-
nance OF The stock company within
the reach of AN and the plan is eX-
poctod TO be successful.
Evening journal., 1914-12-07

Walter Souder Three cans pork
and beams. two cans condensed milk.
Royal karschner-N packages
noodles, three cans beans, five cans
syrup. two bottles pickles, one bottle
catsup.
A Fricnd-ton cans matted milk.
Evening journal., 1914-12-07

The annual election of Wilmington
Conclave. No .22, !. o. H.. will bee
held this evening
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GOOD ROADS
Residents Of She-r7rd and Vieirfty
preparing 70 Observe Day set
ASIDE by Gov. Hatfield
Are Enthusiastic.

Preparations are going forward in
certain parts Of the Sherraf territory
Tor fhe ~ohsnrvaucs OF the Good Roads
DAYS. Thursday and Friday Of this
week.
4 well attended and enthusiastic
meeting was held Monday cvening at
ih" home 81 T. ~. Schubert. on Mo
Fart BAN. Plans wCr. made FOR a lot
OF mu,n needed work on the road
between Nozar park and SIT. OIiyet.
special attention VIII ba given 90 q
disputed section where the Marshall
ana Ohio county line crosses The road
three times aud the road has been
neglected by both counties on account
OF failure 10 upon what part
each should keep up.
s grader and other road WORKING
Maiefials viii o. borrowed. and Tom
Montgomery and John Schuh.r; VIII
put on teams probably This afternoon.
wednesday. Then 7 large force Of
men Nil go on Thursday morning.
and co0fiuu" until sl the work which
has been planned Oh finished
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-05-27

mcr memberships this summer as has
been done during he past number OF
years The privileges OF fun mem-
bership. including the shower baths
and the swimming pool. together with
all the other features Of membership
Will BE- given for BOT period between
June j and Scpter Der 18th for the
rate OF S.
The Association winning pool Of
f.rs on. of .EH most delllhfful places
Foo cool off and with lts white til"
lined fHrE aul marble shower baths
.- most attractive. especially during
fHn hot summer months.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-05-27
FAIRGROUNDS TO
OPEN NEXT WEEK
GOVERNMENT EXPERT VIII nE
LIVER PRINCIPAL ADDRESS
At Meeting 70 De Held Friday Even.
ing IN Beard Of Trade As
sembly Rooms.

The cood roads rally being damned
uhder the auspices OF the local Board
OF Trade for Friday evening OF this
week promises 10 bc unusually inter.
esiing. The meeting viii D. held in
inc assembly oum of the board iu
me Market Auditorium.
The principal address will ne da.
hyered by Hon. l.. e.. Bovkin ~
washington, ID. C.. connected viii me
roads bureau OF the Federal govern
ment. lie is regarded as one of the
leaalne experts ia road improvement
Discussions will also BE- participatcd
IN 10y the County CCmmisst5n.rs
county Road Engineer Georsp Sre-r.
rod and local good roads eufhusiasts
anu automobile owners. The rally
VIII doubtless be largely attended by
rural residents.
The rally will be tho PRINCIPAL fen.
lure OF the local observance OF the
eooi roads days, the Governor having
~desisnated by proclamation Tbursdav
and Friday Of this week as such.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-05-27
TICKETS ON SALE
ror production OF Unioue oper.tta
~ Major" 20 be given
oy High School Alumni.

The Drum Major. the opere,ta
Whlch VIII be given al tho Carroll
,iuD auditorium June 4 and Z undo-
We direction Of Mrs. Flsie Ffscber
hincheloe Is ~arouslng much favorable
Comment an Over the city. both frow
Ln" standpoint OF the talenf wbfrE
w appear In the production and no
nlEh Grade ~ the music and MOT o.
lhs ~profuStion Itself. the oporeffa Ii
UNIQUE and attractive. a largo num-
per or people will take mari liza M,
production The chorus Will have al.
p sixty people in 10 while Win the
pflncipals there will d. we'll over
seventy. Some OF the peDpie wbo Vim
iake far In the production arc fam.
Gus locally for their ability and ff..r
names on the program asauras tba
trIy highest grado OF musical ana
literary merit.
Ih" Court theatre orchestra ta.
beeu engaged Tor the two EVENING"
ahl arranFsFenfe have been made
yum FLORIST 1anEhaus for decorations
IpI we stage and some Of tho ersnerv
viii Do beautiful
Ticket reservation Will be- hold Fr.
GAY OF this week az the Davis. EurF
nam and Tyler store and fickofs are
on falo there nov
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-05-27
CONVENTION
CLOSES TODAY
BROOKE COUNTY SUNDAY SCHOOL
MEETING PROVES TO BE
VERY INTERESTING.
Large Number Of Delegates In Attend
anee-Musieal Numbers Rem
dered by Delegates.

The Brooke County Sunday School
Convention was opened yesterday a.
Bethany with a large number Of dele
gates iu attendance from sl parts OF
the county. The convention was for
mally opened in the afternoon with "a
song service led by Prof Sergeant.
after which =. j. Morgan pronounced
the Invocation. The PRINCIPAL lad.
dresses OF tho Afternoon session were
delivered by w ID Holmes. Rev Eru-
est Fryluck and Miss Martha ~. Gra-
ham.
A very interesting pr0aram vas car
RED out during tho evening session.
the principal address being delivered
by Secretary A. T. Arnold. ON the
subject - Trip Through Europe and
.hc Worlds Convention The various
committee un resolutions. nomination
end finance were appointed during tho
night session.
To-day's Program.
The follow Ing prulram will be car.
RED out fO.day. which viii bring fHr
convention fO "a close
No7ning Session.
AIOrnIrF IN.Nf|HnH n 90 HU a 40 T.H.
a h-eaaHraI IisU.nfrr. Program
NIr NHrffH s. Graham
a Training Dfaea Gf Work
.aI Glass NfH..Hs
InT Session Ir.rnrr.
I.I farr.. Lesson .....T 3d. U.f#
Sunday School frHf.HrHIr That WIra
Sir hr.HHr Or Arnold
hrrNIr .nrfH emf Closing Service
Afternoon Session.
"F AN l'HFff. HARRY EdwHr.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-05-27

Sunday School Music
.... Led b. Mrs. Or. T r. Cramblet
Discussion.
Reports OF Committees and Election Of
Officers.
Plans for Missionary instruction IN
ih' school .......l ty James X. Reed
The sunday school ana the Home o
CAP The Home DepHrtwcnt......
---...A Address ty Rev. l.. J. Peck
CD Ih" cradle EuU...........
Address b. Mrs. ". 3. Donaldson
Division C0nferencn=
CAP Elementary Section CaEes 20 fzn
led hy Mise Martha " Graham
tbl Secondary Section tages I9 ID
4NI bed by Mr.. Arthur r.. Arnold
tcJ adult s~ecfInrt1rss 2U ana over
Led o. Ect. s.. 81. Boax
........ Conducted o. Uobt D. Hatch
Corfer'urr uf district county and state
Officers.
Night Session.
sons r'rNl... LED b.. Prof SARGENT
Prayer. Es. ~ ~
letter SUNDAY -eh...a Es..raIf.
|"r church IIf...H..
...... Prof 81 k MardIa
comet un...... frfHer end TH.a Frr.
Some Efrrnfiaia of sr...a.I.I rsarr.
.HF lr q Dr. .ramhIrt
question Box Conducted by 3D. o. Match
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-05-27

O. has caused n marked shake-up Ia
the local Office. Mr.. Root is to be suc.
ceeded by c. n. Bonnessen OF the local
office. who was formerly assistant
trainmaster OF the division. W. l..
'ockrell has been appointed assistant
irainmaster with headquarters at Cam
eron. while W. G. Deegan, nigh, train
dispatcher. VIII succeed Mr.. Cockrell
as chief train dispatcher. No appoint
meut has yet been made In regard To-
"a night train dispatcher.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-05-27
SELL TO MINORS
Carl Doinics, Local Ssioorist. Faces
Serous Accusatior-Pros-
ecutor 20 investIuafs

I~InsfrufIuE Attorney AddIeman
s'afnd yesterday evening that ha
would. today. take % the CHARGE
made against Carl D0lnirs. local "a.
lpunf.ff to the effect that be had an.
l,FaIIy sold liquor 10 boys under aFe
iin further stated that if the lnves.
.ratInn warranted. Doinics would Inn.
Hai'Iy De arrested on The charge.
lf may b." Of interest 20 know that TloI
uIrF was found guilty o. assault and
battery Monday boz criminal court on
.nIiIuF "a customer 40 bis saloon
IND charges we're made yesterday
morning boz police COur when Tobn
Lewis. Frank Ierchrr and Peverf H
7rhrrII' were nrraIgred on = charge
Ii drunk and d~lIDrdcrly. IN police
.nifi, Hud ned go and costs or g0
days 40 none ~ tho frio had tho
money they went up FOR the REQUIRED
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-05-27
FioHTERs DIDN'T APPEAR
IN POLICE COURT YESTERDAY

y Moore and J ~ Wurpb, s,-
IFlted their bond Yesterday mornIry
lh police court tp fhr amount ~ ffn
ana costs Tor Fighting at Tho White
'front.' 'ate ON Market street The
mon had been bounced out of the "a.
loon By "Uuunser Hfntf.u.r t-,
ufwed Tho conflict ON Inc oYfsid. -
me saloon They were arrested and
taken 10 The building where they were
allowed 10 give fictitious names ana
put up FOR their appearance D. 81
.rcedless 20 say they did not appear
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-05-27
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Ay dIfaErDcll|e symptoms were en-
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lng Foley CafhariIc Tablets gave me-
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