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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1915-10-03

and going to Princeton, n. J.. Making
several stops enroute Washington was
reached Thursday, morning at I o'clock,
after having driven throughout the en-
tire night in order to reach this city
on schedule time. During the time
spent in New York considerable motor
ing was done on Long Island. including
several trips over the motor parkway.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1915-10-03
no mountains and through the Della
ware water gap in Pennsylvania
Easton and Philadelphia
Short DELAYS Near Schenectady.

No engine trouble was experienced by
the party, but on the northward trip
considerable tire trouble caused short
delays in the vicinity of Schenectady.
The roads are reported by Mr.. Emery
as being exceptionally good the entire
distance with the exception of Il stretch
between Syracuse and Scranton, where
a short detour was found necessary,
owing to washouts on the state road.
Mr.. Emery was accompanied by his
wife, his daughters Harriet and Mar
jorie and his SOP Everett.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1915-10-03
Detroit Electric Delivery.

A model 81. passenger Detroit
electric brougham, finished in blue,
equipped with red wire wheels and up
holstered in brown checkered cloth,
was delivered u few days ago to Jus
tice Seth Shepard of the Court of APP
pealS.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1915-10-03
Cadillac Eight Purchasers.

Included in the list of purchasers of
1916 Cadillac eight cylinder touring
cars of the seven passenger type durA
ing the past week were the following:
Mrs A C. Hensley, Julius Lansburgh.
Summers School, Charles III. Welsh and
Il. X. Tyler.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1915-10-03
Wilcox-Trux Deliveries.

Recent deliveries of Wilcox-Trux
have been made to the Melton Con-
struction Company and W. \. Simpson,
three ton types, and G.. NJ. krause. one
half-ton type.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1915-10-03
Auto Headlights in Baltimore.

On and after November 10.
1918, 1t shall be unlawful for amy !.
automobfle to be operated In I
Baltimore City equipped with
electric headlights unless the
front glass .of said lights be SO
constructed or treated by sand
blast or grinding that at least
three-f0urths Of the surface Of
the front glass is 50 far Opaque
that the Alameut Of the electric
bulb IL not visible when looking
thtaugh, the glass from the front.
All permits heretofore granted
for the use OF frosted bulbs or
other anti-glare devices behind
the front glass will stand re-
voked ON November Is, 1915. un-
less used behind a front glass
constructed or treated as above.
JOHN. $. BRIDGES,
= II. NJ. LUZIUS,
II. X. McCAY.
Board of motor vehicle headlight
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1915-10-03
1915 Chandler Delivery.

A 1916 seven-passenger Chandler
touring car was delivered few days
ago to DR.. c. s.. White.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1915-10-03

lnvHE Automobile Club of Mary
land has taken the lead in the
state of Maryland and has or
dered standard Lincoln high
-,,.,, signs of sufficient Quan-
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1915-01-30

George StoYan, Kawfed manager. II
is not known In what city Of the third
league Johnson will be placed.
Jess Lean Of Chicago hbsed ouf
Frank Benson Of st. Louis, 80 TO 90,
in the Interstate Three Cushion
league tournament at FIenner's last
night. Lean had high run of seven.
Ban johnson, president of the
American league, is in New York to-
day to complete the sale Of the New
York Yanks to Col Jake Rupert and
Capt. TIL Huston. Johnson win also
attend the schedule meeting Of the
American league, and a session of the
national commission win be held next
week.
At this session the proposition to
remove the draft from the American
association and International league
will be discussed. Federal magnates
declared that the association had
threatened to desert organized base
ball if the draft rule was not re-
scinded This was emphadcaHy de-
MED by President Chidngton Of the
big minor.
Trouble is brewing for the two ma
jors, however. If they refuse to lift
the draft rule the international and |
A A. win be considerably stirred up. |
And if they do abrogate It trouble !
viii come from the Pacific Coast !
league unless it Is given the same |
rights. The coast minor demands to
be placed on an equal footing with |
its two big eastern brothers.
Chicago carried of two out Of 4
three finals of the Central A, A. q. /
boxing championships at Cleveland I
last night. Frank Gibbons, in thef
115-pound class, and Bert Wedeman,
a t5S-potnder, were the victorious
Chicagoans Gibbons showed up as
the cleverest boxed entered In any /
class.
Basketball Scores
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1915-01-30

BREAD TO JUMP TO SIX CENTS
ON MONDAY MORN
On Monday morning the price OF
bread wiz be raised from 5 and TO-
cents to and IL cents a loaf.
The Master Bakers assn decided
this at their meeting at 81 w. Ran
doiph st. last night. 1.-THE statements :
of the bread kings are to be believed, 2
every loaf Of bread which is sold for
5 cents means q loss.
Mrs. II. V. Won Holt Of the Clean ,
Food club yesterday outlined three
separate campaigns in which Chi
cage clubwon1eh viii take part to
fight this increase in prices and
profits"
An appeal VIII be made to the fed
eral authorities to stop speculation on
the Board Of Trade and curb the ex-
port of wheat. The city win be asked
to protect the poor by selling bread
cheap ia the municipal market. And
the women VIII conduct q campaign
to get women. To bake their own bread
and use cheaper materials
IL these plans are unsuccessful a
boycott on white bread WI be con-
sidered.
According TO talk on the floor Of
the Board Of Trade the men pulling in
the money on the present situation
are james Al. Patten, Joseph Letter,
Arthur Cutten, ". r. Linn, Charles
and A. P. EIIls.
a--o--O-
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1915-01-30
EilMTe FoR HUNTERS

Hunters Take Notice Hunt all you
dtirn please and when you hear the
horn blow come to the house for din
ler. If you accidentally kill a COW,
skin her and hang the hide in the
barn. If the quail are scarce, KIN a.
chicken or two, and If you can't get
any squirrels kin a hog-Sign on
farm IN Union County, Kentucky.
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1915-01-30
ABAS THIS TYPE

ABAs THIS TYPE
Another pestilential type
That's only half way human,
Is the man who speaking to
Ills wife calls her "0ld Woman"
Houston Post.
Evening journal., 1915-01-19

the increase in the volume OF bust
ness which offsets by far, in my
opinion, the criticism which news
papers make regarding this Office
When they do not understand tho
real condition. The people who have
business in the office are the ones
best prepared 10 say how tho Office
Is conducted and why clerks to
sufficient number arc necessary 10
promptly transact the business
consider II very important 10
nave sufficient clerks in the Recorder
OF Deeds office, so that tho work can
be gotten out promptly" said Caleb
Y. Burchenal About two wears
ago the Office was always from a
month 70 six weeks behind With the
work. Clients wonder what had
become Of their deeds and mortgages
while We are waiting such long
time for them 70 be recorded. II .s
also harder 70 keep track or these
papers when the office is behina in
It's recording. Since there have been
fewer transfers. as recently. the Office
has been able TO keep up so that the
papers are returned promptly they
are filed in the Recorders Ofice. I
nnd this a great Improvement and
much more satisfactory to both
client and lawyer"
William =. Lyman said: Il find that
the Recorder of Deeds Office gives
its patrons prompt and courteous
service. To be prompt in that Of
Evening journal., 1915-01-19

flee the recorder must have suai-
cient number of clerks TO meet the
volume OF business"
Andrew G. Gray. Of Ward. Gray
and Neary, said: Perhaps ii would
be best to go back to the old system
and pay copyists TO do the work. ff
a man can earn $125 instead OF SIS
why not let him earn 1t. OF course
there Will be men to be paid a salary
such as the comparers who would
hold the copy. New Castle County
needs tho money earned in this office
to help cut down the taxes"
Richard $. Rodney. Of Saulsbdry,
Morris and Rodney. said: Prompt
ness Is essential in the Office of the
Recorder Of Deeds. do not know
how many clerks he has. but he
should have a sufficient number 10
return promptly the legal papers 10
the customers of the office. Last
week in settling up an estate had
parties TO come here from n distance
and the prompt work Of the Office
counted considerably | assure YOU. 2
David r Marvel. Marvel. Marvel
and Wolcott, said There should be
? sufficient number Of clerks 10
guarantee reasonable promptnoss
N recording papers. The Legisla-
ture should either authorize the re-
cordcr or the Levy Court to employ
the necessary number OF clerks. 1
should think the authority TO employ
clerks should be given TO the Levy
Court. IL they have not already that
Authority. Every employc in a
county office should be backed by
the proper legal authority TO be in
that Office"
Evening journal., 1915-01-19

ana as many charters are lengthy.
their prompt return requires that
recording must begin Immediately
upon receipt by the recorder, and this
ceslred effect can only be accom-
pushed by having sufficient number
OF clerks"
What Lawyers Say.
Inc prompt handling of deeds and
mortgages in the Recorder of needs'
ONCE is appreciated as a necessity bv
lawyers who send documents there
Tor recording. There are times when
ait estate Is 10 be settled and partjns
interested come long distances To
arrange for such a settlement I'm
less the Recorder of Deeds has
enough clerks il is impossible for
hlnl 70 rearrange the office force an
mat tne legal papers IN such a case
can be recorded on that day. In
speaking to a number Of prominent
lawyers a reporter found that the
sentiment prevails that the office
shouid nave sufficient number Of
clerks promptly TO handle the ever
sIoWlhs business and that the Logis.
lalure should legalize the appoint-
lhehl of such additional clerical helm
twenty-five years ago when
eaine mere there were four clerks
and the recorder" said Charles II
hVans Then It would take YOU 4
hontn az this season OF the year II
get . legal paper, There Is a false
ldea about the office Of the Recorder
q Deeds and the clerks omplovod
therein II requires clerks 10 NV
out the work and II is the duty n
me a. legislature 70 pass law au-
cient number OF clerks. The people
are the ones to be benefited ana
nol the lawyers. The corporation
charters and the mortgages and
aeeds as Wilmington and surround
ing country districts grow create 4
demand In the office Of the Recorder
OF Deeds. Promptness in getting
the legal papers recorded counts q
whole lot nowadays in the bust
ness world. The office receipts show
Evening journal., 1915-01-19
A SAFE WAY TO
stop INDIGESTION
Without Fear Of Weakening the stom-
ach. Works Fine in Any Case and
Brings Relief in Ten Minutes.

The greatest folly Of today i commit
ted by people with weak dyspeptic stom
aehs who take artificial digesters to cure
Indigestion
Artificial digesters- -pepsin pills, etc.
simply encourage lazy OF tired out
stomach to shirk its work bv doing most
OF its work for it. This Is fine for 4
time, but as every chronic dyspeptir
knows, artificial digesters soon lose their
eIhcleney. Where one once did the trick
three or four are now required and the
poor old stomach itself is worse off than
ever.
Your stomach must be strong enough
70 expand and contract with sort Of
ehurnlhg movement SO as to mix its di-
gestlNe juices with your food. Ii vour
stomach isn't strong enough to properly
ehufn your food, you will keep rirht on
having indigestion after every meal I'M
til You make it strong.
lhere IS one Stomach remedy that
every dyspeptic can depend on as surely
as that the sun will rise tomorrow and
'hat IS the famous old MONA Stom-
ach tablets. Most stomach remedies let
me stomach rest and digest the food
themselves. Ah-o-na won't digest anv-
thing but 1t viii strengthen and stimu-
lale the stomach and make it do its own
ulgesting IT stops stomach pains. gas.
hioatlng. burning, belching etc. in ten
minutes aud does still better bv making
the nabhy, inilamed and inactive stom-
aen walls grow strong and elastic and
@anle @ 70 do their own chaming. Mi-o-na
ablets never lose their effect and un-
IKE mere artificial digesters need not be
used forever. few wooks' usa ID non.
orally sufficient to put any stomach n
fine shape and Charles II. Searboronah
Inc. No. 4ni Market street ana many
other leading druggists hereabouts sell
i with that understanding aereeing 4o
refund money to anyone WHO does nof
get complete relief.
Evening journal., 1915-01-19
To Keep Skin Healthy,
Youthful, WrinkleleSs

Now that the social season is here
be especially careful to keep your skin
m fine condition. You know how con-
spicuous complexion defects appear un.
der the bright light Of the drawing or
ball room. Also how very evident are
some makeups when similarly illuminat
ed. | have myself discarded cosmetics
entirely, using a process which gives far
better results, and which leaves no trace
on the skin. At night | smear on thin
coat of ordinary mercolized wax. washing
IT off next morning. This gradually alb
serbs the devitalized particles Of surface
skin, Just as gradually the more youth
ful skin beneath comes forth. providing
a complexion as clear, smooth and deli
cately tinted as young girls. Get an
ounce of mercolized wax at your drug
gist's and try this remarkable treatment.
Remember. too, that wrinkles. even
the finer lines, are not easily concealed
in brilliantly lighted room. You can
quickly obliterate these hateful marks
by bathing your face in q solution Of
powdered saxolite, o.. dissolved in
witch hazel. l2 pit. And your face
won't look sticky, as after using pastcs.
Aunt Sally in Woman's Realm.
Evening journal., 1915-01-19
Ho,f 10 Cure RHEuMATIsm

Here is q prescription for rheumatism
tto be mixed at homel used all over tho
Z. S. for many years and said to be the
surcst known remedy; neutralizes acid
in the blood and gives results after first
dose. Zone ounce Of Toris compound
and one ounce syrup of Sarsaparilla.
Put these two ingredients in half pint
af whiskey. Use q tablespoonful before
meals and at bed time" Got ingredients
10 amy drug store. Genuine Toris colnes
in ono ounce sealed yellow packages pui
up by Globe pharm. Co, Dayton, o.
Evening journal., 1915-01-19

of faith to date. Last night wah
young mems night when fifty young
men we're present and conducted In
most gratifying way. the prelimi-
nary services. Tonight the young
women of the church will have
charge. On Wednesday evening the
w Fl. and the w. F. Missionary So
cieties will have charge and on Thurs
day the Sunday school board.
The Rev. Robert Downing. pastor
Of the Second M. P. Church. was the
preacher. There were four convertA
last night and six on Sunday night
Evening journal., 1915-01-19

Office Of the State Treasurer. stating
the reasons thereof
Sec. lion or before the first
Tuesday OF January in each year the
State Treasurer shall report to the
Governor a list of all the corpora
tions or companies which for two
years next preceding suclf reports
have failed, neglected or refused to
pay the taxes assessed against them
or due by them, under the law of
this State and the Governor shall
forthwith issue his proclamation
declaring under this act Of the Le-
gislature that the charters of these
corporations are repealed and void
A business man who would em-
ploy a clerk at a salary of 5000 and
who would earn over $4,000 a year
by his services would be elated no
doubt in the investment, but when
il comes down to New Castle County
employing a dozen clerks who earn
over $4,000 in a year and receive
SIS, 100 for their services some per
sons find fault with the policy of the
Levy Court and the Recorder Of
Deeds in employing the additional
clerks. Under the law up to several
years ago the earnings of this office
went into the pocket Of the incum-
bent Of the Office. What a splendid
recompense 1t would be for a Recor-
der nowadays to gather in nearly
S25,00 in one year He could af-
ford to pay his clerks even $1,000
without being criticised.
In order to end all fault finding
~ 4 f-I
be asked to pass bill at the pre-
sent session authorizing the ap-
pcintment Of additional clerks to
those already authorized by law for
the office of the Recorder Of Deeds
as we'll as for other Offices in the.
New Castle County courthouse.
What Business Men say.
In order to ascertain the opinion
Of men who do business daily in the
Recorder Of Deeds Office an EVEN
ING JOURNAL reporter interviewed
a number Of them. Their interviews
which follow tell the whole story.
The question was asked each one:
How promptly do you get your
charters from the Recorder of Deeds
office and TO what extent in your
business does promptness go"
More Employees II Necessary.
George w. Dorsey. Jr., President
OF the Colonial Charter Company,
said:
"Promptness on the part Of the
Recorder of Deeds office means
whole lot to US. When it comes 10
business we must have the papers.
We have about fifteen charters
mcnth so you see we need prompt
ness. When the clerical force was
cut down last year we we're Obliged
TO send the charters TO other states
and Delaware lost the charter fees
as well as New Castle County losing
$3.50. Delaware will lose the annual
state taxes and when it would be-
ccme known that the charters could
not be gotten out on time then others
would naturally go 10 some other
state with their business Mr. George
has always done the very best for us
and we want to do all our business
n Delaware. We want to have the
charters recorded in Wilmington.
We would be compelled to 60 out
Of business if we were unable TO get
The charters on time. We pay good
money and we do not desire to 20 to
Arizona. If New Castle County de-
sires the business then proper pro-
vision must he made TO get the pa
pers recorded promptly. You cannot
Evening journal., 1915-01-19
Night Coughing
StranpleS

Those who suffer from an exhaustinR
night cough will be interested IN the
says For night coughing / find Con- 3
Cough Syrup FAR better than anything
else IL removes the irritation and
TICKLING. and gives me great relief
advise any night cougher' TO try IT,"
II you have any cough or cold. or your
throat is "hlled up" in the morning,
Cons is guaranteed to give relief. or
money back. 25 and soc at Grocer's and
Druggists. No opiates.
Evening journal., 1915-01-19
MUST HAVE CLERKS
TO DO COUNTY WORK
Continued from FIRST pace

Contlnued from First Page
in-a-hay-stack hunt the more diff
cult.
The provisions Of Chapters 10-11
Vol 10, Laws of Delaware approved
March Z. 1901, and now in the Re
vised Code, are as follows:
section l0-lf any corporation
hereafter created shall for two CON
secutive years neglect or refuse 10
pay the State any tax which has
been or shall be assessed against Il
or which It is required 10 pay. under
any law of this State and made paw
able into the State Treasury the
charter OF such corporation shall be
VOID, and all powers conferred by
law upon such corporation are here
ny declared imperative and void. un-
less the Governor shall for good
cause shown to him give further
tlme Tor the payment Of such taxes.
~ which case a certificate thereof
shall be filed by the Governor in the
Evening journal., 1915-01-19

$3.50 PURE FELT MATTRESS
FANCY TICKING; ROLL EDGE:
WELL MADE. SALE 0E Or
Evening journal., 1915-01-19

$1,000 PURE COTTON FELT MAT.
TRESS, FANCY TICKING, pE Ar
ROLL EDGE. SALE PRICE eDOs40
Evening journal., 1915-01-19

$1,000 BOX SPRING, FELT TOP; BEST
STEEL CONSTRUCTION. P1O Ar
SALE PRICE - ID A I'D
Evening journal., 1915-01-19
seventy Conversions
AT UNION REVIVAL

The revival at Union NJ e. Church
continues with growing interest.
There have been seventy confessions
Evening journal., 1915-01-19

$500 PURE FELT MATTRESS;
GOOD TICKING; ROLL EDGE;
FIFTY POUNDS. SALE 0FY Az
PRICE ..... I'D Nd
Evening journal., 1915-01-19

WELL MADE .. ID 1oebD
Evening journal., 1915-01-19

$3.50 PURE FELT MATTRESS
EXTRA HEAVY TICKING; ROLL
EDGE; WELL MADE. SALE co no
PRICE ..... IN
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Read These Prices For Good Values

S24 PURE FELT MATTRESS. EXTRA
HEAVY TICKING; ROLL EDGE;
WELL MADE. SALE G10 20
PRICE ... ......... D1ZsOU
Evening journal., 1915-01-19

SIS HAIR MATTRESS; C1O En
EXTRA GOOD QUALITY sD1O.OU
Evening journal., 1915-01-19

SO PURE FELT MATTRESS. EXTRA
HEAVY TICKING ROLL EDGE.
WELL MADE. SALE G11 0%
PRICE .. .......... D1 lao
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1915-03-09
OKRETY WOJENNE DO MEXICO
Ostra nota Stan6w zjednoczonyCh.
Ze Springfieldu.
Nowe reguly dla transportow bawe}ny
NiemieCCy faIszerze ukarani.
Sufrazystki chca pokoju.
Republika1ski kandydat ma gubernatora.
Anarchisci 1xXnieraia sic MinN.
NienieCCy faISzerze ukarani.
Republika1ski kandydat ma gubernatora.
Anarchist wypieraja sic why,

rodzonym W Ameryce ktory do.
starczal falszywych paszportow
zostal skazany ma try lata wis-
zienia w Atlanta.
Ustawa przewiduje, "a tego ro-
dzaju przestepstwo kare wiezie-
MIA do lat II. Inni oskarzeni, a
mianowicie officer rezerwy Ar
tur Sachse, oraz rezerwisci Wal
ter Mueller, August Meyer j
Herman Wegener zostali skaza-
nj ma 5000 kary pienieznej kazdy.
Jako giowny oskarzony miai FL
gurowac w tym procesie Hans
Adam v. Weddell, ktory zbiegi !
probowai dostac sic do Niemiec.
Jednakowoz parowiec, ma ktorym
jechai, zostai zatrzymany przez
okret angielski wladze angiel--
skie przyaresztowaly uciekiniera
Obecnie tocza sic rokowania o je-
go wydanie.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1915-03-09
GRECYA W PRzEDEDNIU w0JMY.

puja wcale, owszem, re sic mu-
sialy cofnac pod ogniem z dziai
tureckich fortow. Me wiadomo,
.czy sultan Mahomet jest jesz->
cze w stolicy, czy tez juz uszedi
do Azyi - co do tcgo wiadomo-
sci So sprzeczne Mkt faktycz--
ME pewnego mic ME vie. Ostat-
Mo kursuje. pogloska, IL ex-sul--
tan Abdul-Hamid, ktory cd lat, 8
przebywa1 we wiezieniu, uszedl
zen w zamieszaniu jake panuje
w calym kraju powraca do Kon-
stantynopola, by stanac ma czele
staro-tureckiej partyi przeciwko
MIodo- -Turkom, pozostajacym u
wIadzy, a tracacym popularnoSc
powodu wdania Turcyi w wojne
fatalna. :. o licznych rozruchach
i rzeziach donosza wielu stron
Turcyi.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1915-03-09

Amsterdam, 9 marca. - Po--
twierdza sic doniesienie o znisz-
czeniu doszczetnem wojennego
balonu niemieckiego ,,L.VIIT' w
okolicy Tirlemont w Belgii: ba-
lon spadf ma drzewa pogruchotai
sic ma szczatki a zalogi jego II
ludzi zginelo.
Donosza z Ostendy, re awia-
torzy Sprzymierzonych razporaz
bombarduja pozycye niemieckie
mad Morzem Polnocnem: wczoraj
mad Ostendq widziano szeSc aero
plan6w francuskich i belgijskich,
kt6re rzuci}y pociski ma zaklady
reperacyjne niemieckich lodzi pod
wodnych ma kwatere sztabu.
Rezultaty ME znane.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1915-03-09
SUFRAzYSTKI DOMAGAJA
SIZE POKOJU.

Indianapolis, o-go marca. -
Odbyla sic tn trzecia roczna
konierencya sufrazystek, obesla-
ma przez zwolenniczki sufraAyz-
mu z Fl Stanow, pod przewodni-
ctwem pani H. T. Upton War
rem. DR.. Amelia R. Keller wyra-.
zila przekonanie, re "a nastepnej,
jak sic spodziewa, republican,
skiej legislatury, kobiety W In
diana otrzymaja zupefne rowno-
uprawnienie mezczyznami. u
chwalono rezolucye, by przyla-
czyc sic do Towarzystwa zaio-
zonego W Chicago przez Jane
Addams W celu popierania poko-
ju i uczynic wszystko motive,
ably przyspieszyc pokoj W Euro
pie.