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Evening journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1888-1932, 1915-01-13
URGING SUFFRAGE CAUSE.

Mrs. Florence Bayard IIilles VIII
conduct series of parlor
suffrage meetins the first OF
Which will be held this afternoon. at
the home of Mrs. Price. No. $40 Con-
cord avenue. A similar meetin 2
will be held at the home of Mrs.
James Cranston. of No. 1919 Harrison
street on Thursday afternoon. Mrs.
Hilles will also address a meeting
of the Wilmington Equal Suffrage
Association to be held in Pythian
Castle on Tuesday evening, January
10
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be done away with. Insanitary con-
Gitions make ideal nesting places aud
should not be allowed.
Help the department by helping
yourself In addition to harboring
rats. insanitary conditions are undo
sirable in every way. Have your
building as nearly rat-proof as pos
sihle. The Board of Health will send
an officer to any part of the City Of
Wilmington to advise you properly
what to do in the determination IF
the rat.
This Department has arranged with
the Wilmington Sanitary Company
to buy live rats for one cent each.
Evening journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1888-1932, 1915-01-13
CAMDEN STIRRED BY REVIVAL

SPECIAL 70 TIE Nv tNINN JUI H-NAIl'
DOVER. Del. Jan. 13-The revival
spirit enthused by the BILLY Sunday
meetings in Philadelphia, is mani
Testing itself in Camden. where cot
tage prayer meetings. are being held
each evening. those participating
marching from house to house, sing
ing hymns outside of the homes, and
then entering the homes. where
prayer and praise services are held.
Revival services will shortly be
started in Camden in the NJ. r.
Church. the Rev. Alfred Smith. pas
tor of the NJ r. Church. and the Rev.
Mr.. Stewart, of the Baptist Church,
are foremost in the movement at
Camden.
Evening journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1888-1932, 1915-01-13
DOVER TEACHERS INSTITUTE.

Special TO THE EVENING JOURNAL
DOVER, Del. Jan. 13-Miss Mary
f. Rich, a professor at the Women
Affiliated College. at Newark. will adj
dress the teachers of Dover and vicin-
ity at a local institute to be held
here in the Dover public school as
sembly room on next Saturday to be
conducted by Superintendent J. f.
Carroll and State Commissioner Dr.
Charles A. Wagner.
Evening journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1888-1932, 1915-01-13
EASrLAkE MEETINGS.

There will be three important
meetings this evening at the East
lake Presbyterian Church. AT 7.30
o'clock the pastor will explain the
Sunday school lesson for next Sun
day. At 8 o'clock there will be a
devotional service on the topic. "The
Shepherd and the Sheep" AT S.45
o'clock the monthly meeting of the
Sabbath School Association will be
held. important business will be
transacted
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Oeut(NeS 9ausl
Stiitnnssisit brs Omaha ElattotHt.
idjrH @ereiHs.

samitaa feicrte Scr Omaha Plait
ocutihc @ercin iriH ~ Stiitnngs'
felt nebit S~Hitnairuua ieiner Nednl'
ten un0 %0ericniarn bes Gcutihen
TamcnpercinS. Gle Giniiibrumg
Der @enmirn niirbp RON oem @rprd.
iioeHtcn Scrrn Sn. 3oblit ~ ge'
id'idter @eiie poll3oaeh SER Otto
aiu0er bielt on Die aumcieuoen cine
hIr'c Aniprnde, in melher or Den
@cr6cgang ocS gereius idiloerte
rm0 sum ShIub alli oas getDaItige
0olterriH1cu Ia europa ju ipredcn
tam, Oabci Der Sqffnumg uiii cineu
5ica Der oeutihen Waiicn gus'
brud oerleibeno. 9ereiusprdii6ent
.So. @%o0eubirg ficlt cine, lanaerc
aHiprade, in meldicr CT mli Den
~blilbenoen 8uitanO Der Blattoert'
.id,cn S%ter6etaiie berries uu0 0as
9eudihibum Bu rulercn Auihlnf
auifor0erte; 0a5n o5er iei u~nbeoiugi
u5thig, oaB man oir oeutide @rciiC
.~nahOriidlih mtcritibe. 0enn OieiC
lei Der bette 5relmo oes Gcutid,
.thums. Gs mnr0c nad ShluB oeS
GercmonieIIs bis lltm belIen DIOR.
Gen getan5t. 9as BON Serrn Sra.
.tou gcIicierte eiieu puroe ollge.
mein gelobt.
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Sine Ornfdt armee in lluaarn.

,,n iiinaitcr Belt lit mieoerbOlt
bon eonoon berittct moroen Geutihs
lan0 babe llngoru @ilistruppen bcr
iprohen. Inn Oie 9~tuiicn 0urh Ole
0orpatbenp1iie 5uult 5utrcibfn. 81.
me gtadridt fibrte Die Starte igner
6eutihen Sruppen auf cine babe
Dfiaion on.
Is lit leitt moaIid baB Oieic
2ou0oner Radritt auf 8abrbeit be.
.ruht. Der Saupt5ned elmer 10 gro.
Zen 0euti6en IuippeuiciOung uad
.lnaarn lit ieocnials Der. bic ruff.
ihe Bartei in Rimduien ourh ei.
men ggginf NIT Dem 3alnpfabl" 5u
mabuen DAB es ieDcnfnls bfiicr iilr
oas fleiue 2nn0 lit. Ole bisberige
9tcutralit1t Republication. Die SIN.
.neienbeit elmer groBen 0el1tihen ar.
NEE in ungorn muB einen tieien mo.
ralijden Gin0rud atif Die 3ttmd.
men un0 ilberboupt ole @alfanpol
fer madden. IS 5eiat ibueu, Dab
Geutidluuo nod iiber 9}illiouen
3eierDen beriigt Die es an Den
5reuto nbgebcn fam, obne iifl
|iclbit in CitpreuBeu, in 8oIan, i'm
|GliaB, i'm roroliheu 6rauireih oOer
in 8eitflau0ern 81 idlpaheu.
lluo mem Rumanien sur Ser
mint getommen lit mo non ualem
beriproaeu bat. gut 5u fen, 0am
iteben oie OGitideu Sruppen in In.
garn sur gerilguno fir eiaen Sin.
faQ in Si0.JiuBlano, in Die aorn.
3ammer oes 3arenreids. 3ort
liegt Ser bernmobarite 4nnft oes
ruiiii6en Reides.
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saS.Cina6a.

g1aa 3a6lrei6en 8~eriammlitngen
6a6en nmirnebr Die Serren 4nmalt
3. g. 8inters uno 6. 81. 2eigb
Den 3uiabantrng 8rm itdotiiden
3rei6rief ausgear6eitet un0 miro
oerieIbe nllimebr Ser 2eaisIatur
3ugeben.
Der ange6Iid bon George MiIler
in 0cm Sauie 264 Glib 20. StraBe
angcI1oiiene Scrrp Gatrid ioa i'm
SiiD. CmaBa Soipital Dem Ster6en
nabe iein.
mittipoh q6en6 perben Die
8ooomen Of TIE @orlo $50. 2tt Ell.
ne 8erIanmlung nj Mcgranns Sal
lie obbalten.
Seltte gtafmittog miro Der StaOt'
.rat6 Inn bier ll6r cine SiBuug ab.
halten.
Serrn ulo 6rdlt Geo glapp.
|42t8 Q SttaBc tpirOe Elm geiuuoes
96dterden beideert
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enttpn refanirt.

9reisritter Gltttou erfl1rte, 6aB
'er ieine 8eiignatiou an @ouDernerr
9~torebeno 10 a6ien0en nerOe, odB
0ieielbe belte 0torgen in 9incoIn
mtdme. Rifter Sutton bate an
Samitag cine Iauge ltnterreormg
NIT Dem GouDerneur uto glallbt
man. 0nB er fir Den ourh BEN Io0
6ollenbed's ireigeDoroeuen Soften
in glusiidt genommeu lit.
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glnsidnk ermannt.

Sn elmer Somitng gben0 i'm
Barton Sotel abgebaItenen 5iblna
uur6e s. q. MeolGr bonn @otel
.8eporter gum @~oriiBenben oes ars.
.ifuiies fir Die unterbaIhing Der i'm
april bier itattfiaoenoen Eagtng
oer 9ebrostn 4reB aiiocintton er.
%.nnnnt. Gefretar niiroe 8. 6 20.
|itc0in.
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WftnGDt DER
Dtntl6tn!
I'm Eliah 6trritru I'D arohe Tingt
por. - @roft oeRtiar Irups
ptHauiammluugen.

glsrH, SdnriI %. 9ang hbrr
goubun. Die SenHdlen babeH
,a6lreide SrnppeH i'm Gliah aHge.
iammelt nnS 9lilifdrbeubadIter er'
luartrn, ban bic SeutidleH cine eurr'
aide Cffcnhur gssen bic iranj0il'
idlru StllnugrR an dnhe 0es 70
aelen cr9reifcn uGroeu.
vile gahnm In SHbbtntiallano
hno bente fir Srnppenbsf0rperun
zen r%eirruirt wurOeu. 8a0tn ALIEN
hat 10000 iriidle Hsierbsu in We.
reitidaft, nm mad Der @rsHje be-
i0roert ~ neroen.
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.@ciR Die eeiinua Ser Sri6ane 81
iGdbeH.
@aaiLe Mias. glebr., %. Sen

gn3ite Mills, gtebr., %. San.
se6r geebrter SER Sal. Better:
Giderlia lit e5 in ltebereinitim-
mung NIT BEN @efiiblen pieler 2eier
Denn ih S6nen Can't iage oaB gle
ben Brief zines nit 6cm 1o0e rin-
genocn oeuti6m SoI0aten an ieine
Dllttter in engliider lle6eriebmg
brohten. Gs muroe 6aOurh einer
qroBen 3abl unierer 6retnoe uuo
9cfannten, Die 0e5 8eutiden nid)t
m1dtig iil0. erm6gIidt t~beiI5uneb-
men oil Der Grbolntng mo anoaht,
Die ie0er fnblen0e glenih beim Sc.
len oieies fIaiiiih ihoneu 8e0idte5
empiinoen mlB. Gem 6errn, mel.
der iih Der pa6rli6 nidt leihteu
4uTgabe elmer fait portlihen lleber-
icBung 8u ifaffen u%nter8ogen bot,
lit es gagfidt, 6ns beutide @emiit5,
oas oelitide @er3, Den oelrtiden
@etlt, Der aus oleieH berrl1heH
@riefe iprift, aud in engltiden
8orten aus0rlld 81 p%erleibeH.
Dit fold fdbigeu, treli Der 0eut.
fhen 5ade iid btnge6enOen nit
~urbeitern fam es uidt nusbleiben,
0aB bic abonuenten.3abl Dadlit.
uno Die n9maba Eri6ijue" an An-
h6en mp @inflliB INNER mebr ge-
pinlt. sSohadtlmgsDoL,
Sbr ergebener
o. b. @ra6oiDsfi
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@1it @ruB 6reb Stunt.
g1alonc mad granSeis.

GOmarO Z. @}olone, Der felt 5
Sabren oIs @eTd1fts fiibror fit bic
5trna Sagoen Bros. tbdtia mar,
bat oieIe Stellung nuigegeben mo
piro BON iebt an bel S. g. granoeis
& Sons als giiiitent bon George
8ranoeis in Der 2eitung oieies gro-
Sen @ei9Gfteg tbdtig iein. M2aIone
lit elmer Der b~eItbefannten @eiddfts
lno 8eieaidaitsleute uuierer Staot
un0 mar oltd] einige 3eit bel Der
5tof goros gtational ganf in
Stellung. Sn ieiuer nellen Ihatig'
felt BET 8. s. 8ranoeis q Sons miro
Ser Mluloue Dor aaem Die 2eitung
.0es areoitipItcus iibertrogen.
@rcffener in 9iapio Sin.
&apiO Gito, q. @, %. San. =
Bel etnem beute Moraen bier alts.
gebro6enen Seuer, bas oos @aa,
renbaus Der Sobn 6. @aines 50.
oa8 8eunington GounfD 8anf @e-
bmtoe uno Den 5arlon glod SER
|it1rte Dur0e Elm Gha0en DOH $3.50.
1000 pcrutiadjt. gei ben 2oidar6ei.
ten DlirOen nlebrere 5eleruebrIeutt
0erIeBt.
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Die modernste und s~anitarste Brauere
--=im Wesfen---

TamHienheOarf fam 6e5cscn nerSen: in SHb.Cmaba, @m. 5tts-.
25O2 IL StraFe; 9eepbOn GuHf6 63-Gmaba SugU Z. Bib 1924
GpuaIas strafe; Selepbpu Douglas 3G40-gOuHal gIHffs, Oh agt
ga-, 1912 SaS G. GnaFt; ssepbOn 1923.
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9ano IN berfanFen-ltmitdn0e baI-
Der meme bei0en @ierte[ Self
tions suiammer ODER getbeiIt, billig
All Derfanfen. @utes 2nn6 @ltte &c.
bali6e. 4ntritt nod 9elieten. 9ldbe-
res Del Serb. 6. @eoers. Grab 0r.
daro, So6nion Gouutp gleb. 81
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S19.10t-80
}abie6n I'm riftig befunner, "a.
San, 1915.
9anl y. Grpol6t,
Mm. abIers,
@m. SOB,

Die 9eamtempnbL ergab folgen-
0es Geiultot: 8rdii6ent Senrp
Str0oer; 8i3e grdiioent 8rmf
Simpert, Sefretar g. 8. ShrieOer,
5iuaB .Scfret1r 6p. g%ioOenberg;
dabmeiiter ,Safob gaitinn; gtit-
.glieO Oes 6indu5fomites Bm. b.
.ardqe.
Gas Starbegelo uliroe mieoer ani
$500 feitgeiebt. gs muroe be-
.ihIoiien Dem @oridldger fir ieoes
nene M1itglieo 50 ais 4rdmie 81
hefpiQiaen. Serrn Sem. Butt nan
res bor6ebaIten, Die ueuen Beamter
lin lire reip. aemter ein8ujeBen 100.
raui gertagmg erfoIgte. Moge biz
8IattOenfite l5terbefaiie, cine Der
Ibqirn III 0en Der. 5tn1tenL bliiBet
maAien ltno geoeibenl
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Nrpffener IN 9lapi0 Gifn.
Qng ntit einern Qoftenoufpl

9as nit einem aoitenoufponO
bon fat 100000 eroffiete 6on-
taneae. 0oteI miro Dorausiidtlid)
gnoe 5e6rtar %eroffHet.
@eil er ben Ralnen 0es
5donfmirt6g Snmes @ople, ga
5iio 6. Ctr, auf einem gbed &c.
faliht bate, tpur1e Der Maler Carl
Uaorie, AIS Glib 19. Ctr, irs &c.
fdngniB geinnot.
qliif Der 4urdreiie nod Ben.
scr, gtebr., erfranfte bier plotlid s.
Q. gropn aus Wlaribaa, no., an
I5iidOergiftuug.
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SafSiunb.
W2aofiort. gaebr..

@aotion. I3ebr %. San.
Serrn gal. 5. Seter,
Cmaba, Rebr.
@ecbrter SEER:
Ginliegeno bite fiu6en Gle Gbed
fir oa5 8ot6e areu3, Die id nod.
traglia foaeftirt babe, felt mir nm
iere @eriammlung batten. Die Sc
Der ftn0:
George 2eu .......... $500
qua. Sdnmader ........ $500
g. s.. 5arrolo .......... $1.0C
$500
Mit GrlB, 6re6 Stunt.
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cma6n getreibemarft.
Gmaba, 25. San. 1915.

2mabd, 20. San. 1919.
Sarter 8ei8en-
ST.. 2. 1899 -1401s
Set. s. f37-t40
SIR. 4. t32-13sh
8eiBer 6riibjnbrsmei8en--
gtr. 3. t3712-140
Duran @ei5et-
CIR. q 150-15t
SIR. 8. 140M-150
.@eibcs storn-
gtr. 1. 76-761z
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Seltte MoraeH 5pigte Ons
thermometer 10 @rnO inter gllia.
Qlllf pielen 2inien Der S~traBenbabn
Ilodtc Der @ertebr 5eiftueilig.
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1ttsabcn.

SterbeaeI6er S2,500.00
9ernoltmqsfoIter $4,000
.@nIeiben cancelled 10000
|G6ed BON Sac. gaitian 10
Geo. aiene ........ 435.09
The Snyder signal. (Snyder, Tex.) 1887-????, 1915-07-23

osett Sod inspect dso thus t-'
nj 20
We carry accessories thus guaranteeing
prompts r ice a
We again urge You to call and see
$3.50 fully equipped andd Townsend Oldham Cos Snyder r
Evening journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1888-1932, 1915-07-28
laurel -SEAFORD- bethel
CAMPMEETING De Luxe

STAFFORD. Del, July 2s.-Nost elab-
crate preparations have been made for
the Laurel Bethel Stafford campmeeting.
which will open August Is, and the
largest Attendance IN the history Of the
camp Is expected A new garage for au.
tomohiles and new playground for tho
children have been added 10 the grounds.
Arrangements have been made with the
Pennsylvania Railroad Company 20 stop
al regular trains ON the Delaware road
at Broad Creek Station. and an extra
southbound train will be run on Sun.
days August - and 20. starting az
Darlington and stopping at all stations
en- rouse. Moving pictures. which are a
new feature Of the camp. will take the
place Of musical concerts heretofore
i held.
The campmeetinq, which will open on
i Friday. August l3 is the birgeft event
IN this section OF the Dclmarvn PENN
sula and is looked forward 10 hy per
sons as two weeks of rest and rccrca
ton. renewal OF old acquaintance
and a spiritual revival The Rev. rilgl
man Smith. Of Bethel viii have charp
Of the spiritual services, assisted bv Oh
Rev. George G. Williams. of Contennr
e Methodist Church. laurel Many prom
r nent ministers have been engaged TO as
: eist in the work.
Evening journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1888-1932, 1915-07-28
NO ROAD WORK YET
BY COUNTY PRISONERS
Levy Court and Workhouse
Trustees Unable to Agree
On Wage Scale
NO REPORT TODAY
ON THE SUBJECT

No definite arrangements have vet
been made by the Levy Court for the
securing Of convict labor on the
county roads. especially in the Fourth
district of which neniamin A. Groves
Is the commissioner. After the con
ference between tie Levy Court and
the Board of Trustees Of the county
workhouse on the subject the court
LETT the matter IN the hands OF James
Wilson county engineer Frank -
SpoaEman, the court attorney and
Commissioner Groves. hut since the n
no conferences have been held be-
tween tho representatives of the two
bodies.
u is understood that the only thing
that holds the convicte off this work
in the Fourth district rs % cents rs
tho daily pay for each convict The
trustees ask 70 cents q day for the
prisoners and the Levy Court Is
not willing to pay more than 80 cents
day.
The Levy Court calls attention 10
4 the fact that the contractors who
have clothing made by the con-
victs do not pay over so cents q day
for each workman and the convicts
are fed AT the expense Of the county.
A meeting between the representa-
tives OF the county and the trustees
OF the workhouse may I've held soon
and these differences adjusted.
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.ANO Will CO after
matinee TRACK Record

Five events are on the matinee card
al Wawaset Park on Saturday after
noon The feature will be an attempt
by c. S. Phipp's Amo to lower the
matinee record Of 2.14 "a
The card
Event No. w. NJ. Taylor. b. M.
Babe Allerton; John Burnett, blk M.
Roberta; "A Dutton. b. M. Owyhoo ;
j. C. Boulder, b. m, Dora Thorne;
J. r Ratledge b. &. Jim r.
Event No 2-David Ford. hr. h.,
Shandon Bells. W NJ Carswell. b. g.,
Jim Watson " Dutton. b. g.. Peter
W. Garden Farm, b. M. Dossie Volo
Event No. 3-W. M. Armstrong, hr
h., silver King: W. II Hollett. blk &.
Baron, j.. John A. White, b. &. Penn
I Nelson. stephen McNee, b.. g.. Uleen
Event No. 40 beat season.
! matinee record. PA 3-4-C. S
\ Phipps. gr M. Amo.
p Event No b-John Burnett CHI m
, Miss Nora Hall. George X. Ball. b. m
! Elmore. Thomas r. Lynch. b. m
e. Esther Banks. West Farm. b. h.. Wa
waset; j W. Mullen. b. s.. Littl
Gene; H. Dutton, b. g., Royal /. .
Evening journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1888-1932, 1915-07-28
townsend DOGS TO
SEE WAR Service
Black and Tans Will Help
Germans in Trenches
in France
COW KILLED
BY BARB WIRE
Special to TIE EvENING JOURNAL.

Special TO THE EVENlNG JOURNAL.
TOWNSEND, Del. July ga COW
belonging to Grover Tush died OF
wounds received when the animal was
cut in a barb wire fence.
Messrs. J.. B. Maloney d. B..
Jones, Richard Hodgson, Walter
Money and William Money, commit
tee on the new school building pro-
iect motored to Chestertown, Md, TO
look over the new school building
there 10 get some idea of how to build
the new school house here.
John W. Guesstord, barber Of this
town, who has a dog kennel near here
sold several rat terriers 10 a war
syndicate yesterday The dogs are
to be used In the German trenches.
Owing TO autoists exceeding the
speed limit and failing to give warn
ing at crossings, the town board has
directed Omcer Duhadaway to make
arrests.
! Mr. and Mrs. Eugene Savin enter
tanned number of friends at a week
end house party at their home on
Stone Drive. Those present we're:
Mr. and Mrs. c. A. Greenwood Mr.
and Mrs. E. c. Reynolds. Mr. and
Mrs. S. NJ. Corkran. Mr. and Mrs. R.
r. Reynolds, Mr. and Mrs. j. A. Hart
Mr.. and Mrs. w. H. Fenimore.
Mr. and Mrs j. ID. Carter, who are
spending some time with friends in
Baltimore will leave next Monday
for Pocono Manor. Pa, to spend ths
remainder Of the summer-Mr anC
Mrs. Walter G. Harris spent Saturday
and Sunday with their parents at
Bridgeville. Mr.. and Mrs. j. Z. Har
ris. From there Mrs Harris will b'
the guest of Mr.. and Mrs. J. z. Har
ris, Jr., of Laurel. on a house party
at Ocean City, Md.---Mr and Mrs
John Townsend. IT., of Bridgeton, n
j., are spending their vacation Will
their parents here-James Reed o
Philadelphia, spent the weekend witt
Mr.. and Mrs G. NJ. Watts-Howart
Kane of Philadelphia is visiting Mr.
and Mrs S. NJ. Corkrsn-Miss Heller
Reynolds and Miss Vigirl Stats, VIII,
have been on a house party for tn
past month at Annapolis, Md, hav,
returned home-Miss Joseph of Smyr
ma is visiting Mrs. s. A Collins-Mr
and Mrs Harry Ellison and children
OF Wilmington, are on a week. out
ing at the L. L. Maloney cottage, Hav
en- Rest ,Napentown Mill Pond-Mis
Edythe Heinold of West Chester, Pa
spent the weekend witt Miss Eliza
beth hardson-Reynolds Hodgsoi
of Pennsgrove, n. J.. spent Sunda
with his parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Rich
ard Hodgson-Townsend visitors a
, Augustine Pier for the week end are
Mr.. and Mrs. James A. Hart. IT. an
two sons, Dallas and Chick, Mr.. an
Mrs. l.. B. Shockley. Mr.. and Mrs. I
r NJ. Shockley. Mr. and Mrs. Walter Lc
g and son Walter, Mr. and Mrs. n. v
r. Vanhorn, Mr.. and Mrs c. c. Sever
son and family Weekend visitors
= Betterton, Nd. from Townsend were
Mr.. and Mrs. W. G. Money. Mr.. an
, Mrs. L. L. Maloney. Mr. and Mrs. v
H Reynolds Mr.. and Mrs W.
Scott. J. L. Dickerson. ]. A. Hart, Jr
= Linley and Hart Scott and C. L
J Shockley.
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Yesterdays Homers Collins, Pr
rates. of Marquard. Giants; Griffith.
Reds. off Chalmers. Phils; McKech-
ME. Newfads. off Groom. sioufeds;
sohoer. Newfeds. of Kirby. sloufeds.
One Of the tishost ohucking duels
Of tho season was staged yesterday at
Washington. Gallia. for the Nationals
allowed one hit and Hagerman for
the Indians. was nicked for a pair.
There can be no more surprises in
this season OF unsots now that the
Reds have beaten the phils- Even
Connie Mack managed 70 get through
a same without changing his hurlers
A Dutohman named sheehan not onls
went through unaided. but he won
his game
J. J. Evers had quite a busy day al
Brooklyn. The Keystone Kink goi
four hits out Of FIVE up. and the
Braves won.
Sandy Burk made his bow 20 Fed
eral fans by holding Otto knabe's Bal
timoro crew TO three solitary blows
and won IN ten innings.
Those Red sox are travelling The
slipping White sox dropped another
game TO the league leaders. Yes
Wood pitched
The pirutes bumped the Giant
from a fourth place seat to sixth.
The Jungle Gets won again an,
without, comparatively speaking, thl
aid of tho enervoscent Mr. Cobb
Harry Coveleskie fed the Yanks will
a spoon and won easily.
Evening journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1888-1932, 1915-07-28
Personal Notes of Interest
In the City'S Social World

Freeman, the latter formerly Miss Ruth
Mullin, of this city. are enjoying de-
lightfu motor trip through the New
England States, They viii return
home about the middle Of August.
Airs. Sherwood Thompson il visiting
relatives in Washington. D. c.
The many Wilmington friends OF
Mrs. Bayard Taylor. who has fire.
uuently visited here will be interest
ed to learn that she sailed on SAT-
urday on the Holland American
Liner, tho "Nieu Amsterdam for
Munich, Germany where she will
spend the remaining years Of her
life with her daughter and only child.
Mrs Otto Killiani, whose husband,
a well known New York surgeon,
is NJ the present time serving in the
Austrian army.
In recent interview. Mrs Taylor
is said 10 have expressed her dis
pleasure az the attitude OF the United
States towards Germany in the prea-
ent crisis. Previous to her marriage
to the late Bayard TAYLOR. the noted
roet, novelist, traveller and one time
American minister 10 Germany, Mrs
Teylor was Miss Marie Hanson
daughter Of Professor Hanson, who
was court astronomer at Goethe.
Germany and one of the most promi-
nent men OF science in those days.
For many years she made her home
in Kennett Square, but during the
later years Of her life she has lived
( at No. a. West Seventy-seventh
street, New York City. II was from
that residence that she sailed on
Saturday. IN all probability, never 10
return
Mrs Taylor is well known IN this
city. having frequently visited the
] Samuel Bancrofts and Miss Emma
/ Wcrrell al her home No. 1907 Rodney
: street Miss Worrell visited Mrs.
3 Taylor two weeks ago at her New
! York home at which time she said
I she found Mrs. TAYLOR we'll and busy
getting ready to leave for her native
i country, Germany.
Mrs William Smith. Of WashinEt
d. c.. accompanied by her two daugh-
tiers Helena and Katherine. is visit
ing her aunt. Mrs. Jesse Handy. OF
Hillcrest.
Mr.. and Mrs. d r HANDY have re-
they visited Mrs. Hanby's sister. Mrs
John Thompson.
Charles Ferris, Of Stamford. Conn
brother. and Miss Emma Jewell. Of Nc'
York. 4 cousin 10 Mrs Robert ". Cham
. hers. are her guests at No. or Syringe
, street. To-day Miss Chambers accom-
panied them on trip 10 Hartley an
IMarydel
Mrs II. G. Evans and family will lea,
on August 10 for Troy Mills. y. >
where they will remain all OF August.
William NJ Adams. of batavia. y. =
!, has been visiting his parents, Mr.. an
Mrs J. H. Adams. No 1927 West Tent
street
Misses Helen Bush. Leah A. Hire
' Margaret Kitchen. Ethel Nlckaig. Ann
Thompson and Mrs. Beachem, all men
bers Of 81. Stephens Lutheran Churc
are spending the week at Mr. and Nh
e Lawrence Boyce's cottage, at Bin
River. Md
, Miss Evelyn Martin, Of No s3S Nor
lClavton street. is on an extended Wis
d with relatives at Easton, Pa.