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Evening journal., 1915-12-03
TO MANUFACTURE PICRIC ACID.

BRISTOL. Va.-Tenn., Dee. 3.-The
Federal Dyestuff and Chemical Com
pany, which recently established a
plant at Kinsport. will manufacture
picric acid. base for high explosives.
1t was announced today by Allison NJ.
Archer, Of New York, treasurer of the
company.
A. B. DUPONT. a brother OF T. Cole
man dupont, former head of the e.
|. DUPONT de Nemours Powder Com.
pany, is chairman of the board of di-
rectors Of the Federal company. which
is a Delaware corporation capitalized
at sl5, 100000.
Evening journal., 1915-12-03
An THE MAJESTIC.

New actors, granting that they pos
sessed the requisite histronic talent
would have been qualified TO play
Daniel Esmond. William Farnum
role in the William Fox photo-play
masterpiece, "The Broken Law" at
the Majestic today The stupendous
feature has TO do with the destiny of
a gypsy lover. and necessarily calls
for an artists skilled in romantic
acting. That is not all. however, for
It makes one other requirement
Drawn.
Were not Farnum the physical cul-
ture enthusiastic that he is, he would
never have survived the fight scene
in "The Broken Law The play is
cast in England In 1850. and the
fight between Farnum, as Esmond.
and Gaspar who also aspires TO be
chief OF the clan, is With bare fists
In accordance with the boxing rules
then in force And the fight is real
thrillingly realm so far as the
weight Of the blows is concerned.
Evening journal., 1915-12-03
PASSENGER
dies ON way Home

John Gootee. of No. 612 West Third
street, who had been working in New
Castle, died in a jitney operated by j.
B. Montgomery, while enroute for his
home here last night. The driver of
the automobile noticed Mr.. Gootee ~
ing in the automobile as il sped along
the causeway and he thought he was
sick When the machine arrived at
Front and Market streets, however, II
was seen that the passenger was dead
The Phoenix ambulance carried Mr.
Gootees body was sent to the Della
ware Hospital where he was pro
nounced dead.
Deputy Coroner Nichols took charge
Of the body. II was said today that
Mr.. Gootee had been suffering from
grip.
Evening journal., 1915-12-03
Declare FUNERAL CAR
RAN into CITY TROLLEY

According to a member of the crew
of car No. 80 of the Wilmington and
Philadelphia Traction Co., which fig.
ured in the collision at Ninth and
French streets yesterday morning
with the funeral automobile of \. w
Fairlamb and Son OF Chester, Pa, the
trolley car did not run into the auto
mobile. The car was struck by the
automobile according TO this employC
and the auto rebounded and STRUCK
the rear end OF the trolley, breakins
out five panes of glass. A large hole
in the front of the trolley, it was said
showed where the automobile frs
struck il.
Evening journal., 1915-12-03
DAVID WAKEFIELD.

David Belasco will present Amer
ica's greatest actor. David War
field, at The Playhouse, in the new
drama by Mr. Belasco. entitled ivan
Der Decken." a legendary play OF the
sea, on Saturday evening. This play
offers Mr. Warfield perhaps the
greatest opportunity OF his entire
career, and much may be expected OF
him in his new role. The announce
ment OF his coming already has
aroused considerable interest among
theatregoers, and practically every
seat has been sold.
Evening journal., 1915-12-03
CHILD UNDER WAGON WHEELS,

Rubin Bronstein, aged years, or
No. 307 East Eighth street, was bad
" injured yesterday afternoon when
a delivery wagon owned by Held and
Company ran down the child and
passed over his stomach. The acci-
dent occurred at Third and Market
streets. The Phoenix ambulance re-
moved the injured child to the Della
ware Hospital where it was found he
was not seriously injured.
Leonard Connor, of No. 1902 West
Fifth street, was the driver Of the de-
livery wagon.
Evening journal., 1915-12-03
DEGREES FOR ODD FELLOWS.

Eden Lodge, No. "a. |. o. o. r., held
an important meeting last night. When
the stan conferred the third degree
on twelve OF Eden's candidates and
three from star OF Bethel Lodge. Fol
lowing the degree work, refreshments
were served.
The degree stan association viii
hold a social on Friday, December IL.
Cards, quoits and an entertainment
are on the program.
The association viii give dance
in Eden Hall ON Tuesday evening
December IA.
Evening journal., 1915-12-03
PRODUCE EXCHANGE DIRECTORS,

Special 10 THE EVENING JOURNAL.
DOVER. Del, Dec. 3.--At the an
nual meeting here yesterday Of the
stockholders Of the Delaware Produce
Exchange. the following directors
were elected: c. Il. Wetzel. e. F.
Horsey, c. f. Mai, Asa Bennett, John
Heyd c. S. Warren. Jacob II. Rosa.
II. p. Quattlander, H. n Marvin, c..
e. Rowland.
The directors discussed the future
plans OF the exchange.
Evening journal., 1915-12-03
WEST BRANDYwINE CORN SHOW

At the weekly meeting of West Bran
dywine Grange, at Tallcyville, last even
ing, class OF thirteen was initiated into
the third and fourth degrees. Alfred
Talley and 4. T. Weldin made a report
ON the meeting OF Pomona Grange.
The principal event OF the evening was
an address by Miss Caudell. OF the
Women's College, on "1he Art Of Home
Making"
The grange corn show viii be held on
next Thursday night Professor Crom-
we'll, Of the State Normal School, OF
West Chester. viii be the Judge. ans
also will address the members Of the
grange.
Evening journal., 1915-12-03
Attractions at the Theatres

laughable and well known subjects,
Mary's Lamb" Il IS one big laugh
from start to finish, a second "Tillie's
Punctured Romance.
Mr.. Carle is supported by a we'll
known cast of Broadway musical
comedy stars. For tomorrow only
Arnold DAILY will be seen in the great
est play of his career, "The Menace OF
the Mute.N
Evening journal., 1915-12-03
MEMBERS FOR CAIANTHE LODGE

Members of Calanthe Lodge,
knights of Pythias, have made prep
arations for entertaining grand mas
ters of the various lodges in this
State and lodge members Of this
county in their rooms next Tuesday
evening, when a large class of candi-
dates will be admitted as pages.
The committee in charge has made
preparations to hold a banquet fol-
lowing the initiation
Evening journal., 1915-12-03
pROyIpENr sOCIETY,s REPORr.

The report of the Provident Society
for the year 1914 to 1915 shows that
the rooms were opened January q
During January. February and March
ninety-nine women applied for sew
ing. and they received groceries end
dry goods in payment for their work.
Miss Gawthrop reported that she lad
had thirty-ffve children in her kinder
garten most OF the year The treasur-
er's report showed balance on hand
October 1. 1915, Of S339.01.
Evening journal., 1915-12-03
AT THE GARRICK

Minnoe Kaufman is appearing in a
clever act at the Garrick Theatre
this week. She is mistress OF the
wheel TO the extent of having learn
ed all its peculiarities and the many
interesting points of the wheel She
IS highly skilled and is enabled TO
give one OF the most interesting cycle
performances ever seen I'm this city.
The bill this week is exceptionally
good. with plenty OF comedy and also
other very good features. =.
Evening journal., 1915-12-03
FINE ACTS sOCIErY MEETING.

The quarterly meeting of the VIII
mington Society of the Fine Arts will
be held at the home OF Miss Helen S.
Garrett, No. 1904 Broome street. on
Tuesday afternoon, December Z. Ex-
penses, membership and the exhibit
tion held recently will be discussed. A
large attendance OF members is urged
Evening journal., 1915-12-03
"a WAGONS TO CARRY
CITY CHRISTMAS MAIL

Postmaster James J. English an
nounced this morning that he had
signed contract for the use OF
eighteen regulation mail wagons
with a wagon manufacturer of Phila-
delphia to be used here during the
holiday rush. These wagons will be
used in connection with the six
wagons now in use here, and it is
thought that the twenty-four delivery
teams will be ample enough to handle
the holiday rush here.
Evening journal., 1915-12-03
At THE YICTORIA.

The management of the Victoria
offers for today only the famous New
York comedian. Richard earle, who
has starred in "The Spring Chicken"
and other musical comedy successes,
in a perturbation of one Of the most
Evening journal., 1915-12-03
MISS HILLES Instructor
in U. OF P. SOCIAL SCHOOL

Miss Edith Hilles. daughter OF T. Al
len Hilles Of this city, mas been APP
pointed an instructor IN the school
for Social Service affiliated with TIE
University OF Pennsylvania. Miss
Hilles is a student of sociology and
made survey of Wilmington's public
schools illustrated with many photo
graphs. which was printed in THE
EVENING JOURNAL this year.
Evening journal., 1915-12-03
WANT MORE LIGHT.

Residents Of Richardson Park will
try in some way. TO get an arc light
placed on the DUPONT road thare. A.
X. Taylor allows his lights to burn all
night, but owing to the railroad
camp, where two hundred men live.
the women are afraid TO go out in the
early evening.
Evening journal., 1915-12-03
CONTINUE LARCFNY CHARGE.

William p. Hobbs was arraigned in
City Court today on a charge Of en-
bezzlement of S75 as bailee from Rob
ert Cammock. The case was con-
tinued until tomorrow and Hobbs held
in $500 bail.
Evening journal., 1915-12-03
HUNTERS HAVE LUCK.

John r. Jones and Herman Jones
returned last night from cunning
trip to Slaughter Beach and brought
with them the limit of the law as re-
CARDS birds and rabbits, and ten
ducks. They were gone several days
and were the guests OF George Z.
BrVcc
Evening journal., 1915-12-03
no TELL OF WAR EXPERIENCES

The Parent Teacher Association viii
hold its monthly meeting tonight il
Central Presbyterian Church. Mrs. Gil
lcspie win tell OF some OF her expert
enccs in Europe after the war began
members are TO take contributions fol
the "Christmas Pic" a feature the as
sociation is planning.
Evening journal., 1915-12-03
SCHOOL FOR FOREIGNERs.

The Wilmington Americanization
committee will meet in the Young
Mems Christian Association building
at 7.45 o'clock on Monday evening. H.
II. Wheaton, a government expert in
immigration, will be present. Plans
for the opening Of a school here for
adult foreigners will be made.
Evening journal., 1915-12-03
CHURCH BAkEs.

The women of Harrison Street NJ.
z. Church will hold two bakes to-
morrow, one at Sixth and Madison
and the other on King street between
Seventh and Eighth
Evening journal., 1915-12-03
KEOKUK TRIBE ANNIVERSARY

Keokuk Tribe, No. 9. /. o. r. NJ.
celebrated it's sixty-second anniyer
sary in the Red Mems Hall last even
ing. The attendance was large, an'
Great Sachem Furniss made an inter
esting address.
Evening journal., 1915-12-03
SOCIAL AND Personal news

John and Herman W. Jones have
returned home from a down-State
cunning trip They had good luck.
%
Miss Annie Black, OF No. 2S1 North
Harrison street. is recovering from a
serious illness.
Evening journal., 1915-12-03
MORE PAY FOR MAcHINISTs.

f. T.. Slocomb q Co., Inc, increased
the wages OF their machinists , TO
cents an hour yesterday.
Evening journal., 1915-12-03
TOO LATE TO CLASSIFY.

I OSr-BIACK- COVERED ACCOUNT
II book in Brandywine Zoo. Reward
If returned to f. Wagner, baker. 18th
and Claymont streets. dec3-2t
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1915-10-07
Die 9nlnpe@anne.
Womat1 bon s Or # 8obemer.
(Sortieeuns.)

.aber er bat ood cine r%efotuts,
I prddtiee Tralt," meinte MeinGeett.
u@ptt ia, aber Die fam felt auel
niht mebr! Wenn MANS nid,t ge=
lpDbnt lit, unter ser @9a1tbe gu Isben
lino Damn mod in alauiten fei: ror
Ser Settle liegt, tpie Elm rduDiger &pf=
bllno, uno nidt alsreiben tann -
bann lit bas ia pobl cine bitterb5le
@cididte!!"
sd lperoe mpreen gum llnteriu=
hungsridter uno @taotsanipaIt feb
rem, 2iioerib!!"
rMenn's man belfen miro, 6srr
S%berforiter!!"
5rou Meinbre6t ltanb a1lf, trat ans
5en5ter, menoete Sen Mdnnern Sen
Riiden gu uno mifdte ii6 Elm paar
5branen aus Sen Mngen.
so nett Sbntn bas ieBt mDali@
lit, 2iioerib," iaste Der Sberforltsr,
.la1en Sic gmrihs nidt aus Den
5insern. Sd BENT ha natiirli9 tn
eriter 2inie on S6re 5rau, Die miro
tasli9 ppbl allf Elm @tlno4en riiter=
& seben t0nnen!!"
r9as tbut tie fdpn! On uns IONS
ni9t liesen, penn Elm lln9liid pall1rt!
9iirft' i'd alin nodmals bitten,
oab lid Ser !9err Sberfo Or ter tn
@umbinnen p%ertpcnoen ~"
n@er1tebt iid! Meir tbut's BLOB
kjo: bab id Dem arn1en Monne leBt
feline ipl9e 5tiibe iein tann, nie i'd
eer1, mDdte! Seben 9dritt, Den i'd
jeBt fir Gmrid tbue, mub i'd abpos
gen, benn er itebt unter Der Mn1huiz
bigung oes SagoFrepels - uno i'd
bin lein @pree1ebter! =. Mber i9ltebs
lid 1T nan al4 Elm 9eutider uno
Elm Gbri{t, iagen Sic Das Shrem
Gplfeaen, 2iioertb!!"s
Ser eriebt 1i9.
v6err 9berfDriter, pielen 9cnt,
ouf oie Nadri4t mD6t' l4 ben @rn=
rih feline 5efinoe parten lai1en!!"
nllno bamit es 1dneller gebt I'M
sic iiG niht iiberan1 trengen, nero
id Sbnen meinen 8ugen our geria=
ouag iteQen!"
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1915-10-07
%. e a b I.

Ser. 9elsgrapb lpielte anildJ.n Ger
&aimina1abtbeAung bes Ppli5etprd=
1ioiums in Berlin unb benz unterill<
6ungsri9ter in @umbinnen. G5
purbe angefragt, ob cine @alsfu4un9
in Der Mobnung oes Jabrttbeiibers
2eutersbaufen itattfinoen .fple ooer
ni9t.
@erabe als bic Na9ri9t %einlief,
tpar Der SberfDriter Retnbre4t bei
benz Inter u@ungsridter. Ser !ieb
{in niht merten, pie Die 9inae ltan<
cen. Nur 10 ptel berrietb er, baB
bemnddit Die 8orunteriu9ung gum
Nbf9lui1e fom1nen nerbe.
Mber all9 Der @e9tsanipalt Ser
ger mar gut auf benz poiten! 5daz
lid batte er beim 2anogeri4te gu
tbun. tdslid ertunoigte er iid, ME
tpeit bas 8erfabren geoiebei1 ~ beute
1aste INN Der @eridtsidreiber, BOP
er Die Often ni9t ein1eben tonne, tpeil
iie Der Neutrality-suspicious. babe.
nS1t benn cine Nernebmung anges
iebt?"
ermibcrt.
9a tonnte iid Der Me6tsanmalt
oenfen, lpas Die @lode eef4lassa
bate! Ml5o gum Minbefter bate
man 8erbaft auf cine beitimmte PER-
f0nlidfeit, Der 0erfiibrer gu 1ein!
Sebt muBte er ale !6ebel in Bepez
gune ieben, oab Der Mann nidt nit
auf Der Mntlaaebant plab gu nebmcn
brau6te! Dan bonn tonnte Der
nidt als 3ellse pernpmlnen nernen.
9eute lteb ii6 ia nidts peiter tbun,
als Den 9errn Inter udungsridtsr
,aufiuhen unb linn ppr1 telen, nie
o%ringeno n0tbig es fir Gmri9 lei,
Dab Dem 8erfibrer Der 99mur ab=
genommen nerbe.
@ofort lieb er 1ib Bel benz Inter
lll9lngsri6ter melben uno trug TIM
feline 8itte Dor.
uWenn bic ariminalpoli3ei Der
Ri6tisen erpii6t bat, nirb er natiir.
lid als 3euge oienen, oenn bon feir,el
Nusiage bdngt ia, p@enig5tens itraf
re6tltd, ales fir gmri9 ab! =
@prehen Sic Dp9 ibermoreen piebe7
einmal nit por, 10 peit i9 bic 5ac5
gu iiberl eben imltanoe bin, barf MAJ
ipobl nit benz J0rlter Mitleio ia
ben!"
sir oie Worte banfe i6 S6ne,
her51idit, 9err 2anbgeri4tsratb!"
Wit freunolidsm 6dnbebrud trenn
ten ii6 Die beiben 6erren.
lno bunn sing Re9t5anpalt Ser
ger na6 ieinem Bureau llnb lieb 10
fort einen Brief an @mri9 i6reibsr
Dab man ieinem 8erfiibrer auf Sc
@pur let; in ipenigen Sasen ipert
bic Gnt16tibuns fallen.
x
9srr Jrib aeutersbau1en, Ell
Snngseie0e Mitte Ser Dreibiser, ia
nad Oes 9oses lait uno Miiben :
er battle i'm Nprben bon Berlin cir
Sabrit. in Der 0a5en uno Gbnlid
Gegenitdnbe aus Serratotta bergeitel
nurben in einem 2eberfeHel !ei
mes lnrurios ausseftatteten @rbeits
simmsrs an praser Ylab uno IA
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1915-10-07
Gortlesung folgt.)

ugetp gort lam ba1b brnbtlos
nit 2onbon lpreden." (Marconi.) -
@orldufig ipri6t Qonbon nit Nen
yort nnb burd Die Ncip PORTER Yreiie
.pcr Marconi" &. ober ri6t u8rabt"z
log.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1915-10-07
8euer-MeloeHeuem.
Rammern nnb Gage Scr GenermelS..
itatiunen.

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tportb Stt.
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18 3tpeite 1i1ro 8ropn 5traBe.
10 5edite un6 Marquette Strabe.
81 Sro1,t 11nb Scott StraBe.
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26 Giinfte unb Sarriion StraBe.
81 9ritte nn6 8errp StraBe.
% 4ritte unb Main StraBe.
90 3tpeite 1tnb @ra6p StraBe.
81 6iinfte un6 Bra6D Strabe.
80 &otel @imban.
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81 8ier5ebnte unb Sarnam Str.
35 9rei5e5nte unb Fremont Mpe.
36 @oit @iper ctr. unb Cambria
Mpenue.
81 Siebente unb Mod SsIa1t0 ctr.
80 @ierte 11nb 2e@laire 5traBe.
80 @aie ur6 Seoernl StraBe.
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"a. 6iinf5ebnte nnb @nrren ctr.
76 Mdte nno Gaines StraBe.
81 2ocnit nnb Dibiiion 5traBe.
80 Union un6 @aibington Strabe
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IS 2eonnrb unb Marqnette Strabe
sc Sieberte ctr. un6 Mlmn Mbe.
81 Siebente unb Dabie ctr.
80 2eonoro 1lnb @aIbington ctr.
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80 MercD 9oipital.
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StraBe.
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The Sunday telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1914-1927, 1915-02-14
D Degeneration, mis- Doubted.

the American Association for the Advancement oil
Science tells us have degenerated thirty
taken with "a grain Of It I'll
said do but is Just can
be enormously gathered - Il
There are realy only two affecting chief elements toll
consider Y, with this quesoncnate and PERSONAL
much the last al
could not have AL
science undertakes tell Eaboratng on the subject he
Springfield Republican says -
Statistics show either beeent deterora
ton of the human be scrunzed with
the science Of fluctuations Of its which
of motion to what standing need not
unduy perbed by the statement made before the Americana
Association of Science that Americans have
so and equal physically tohe
English shown BY large death rate in later middle life from
diseases of the heart boodvesses and Kidneys That within
group there should be marked change within
Grafton would not pc surprising for it could be
sonal habits But there has been alteration Of within
which would notably affect the personal Aer
whoe fact there is hardly influence which all
are exposed except climate and despite the oldest
the American climate which is really many climates
has not changed materially in 30 years. 4sp
Before worrying such figures should make
that they cannot be explained in
stance increased survival times
would have died young. Next climate factor affecting all
classes # not all localities hardly be
claimed that prohibition is
VIII need further study traasss# 100
The Sunday telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1914-1927, 1915-02-14
Health Board and the Taxpayer.

haveT
in the past been granted reluctantly and
sufficient amounts for effective work 1t has been difficult to
adequate for Health Seemed
matter boards have been compelled
beg dollar An is taking place
percapita Of health
and Of returns be had developing some
the taxpayer nowon Of the proposition
that i epemics which endanger the health and
has center pelagra by
scientific commission This doubt the study
matters general in that with result that
the local health has been well while people
come to the possibilities of disease prevention With
!ne idea IN mind OF the of certain Infectious
diseases the Spartanburg Herald says: II nj y
the amount money citizens of Spartanburg
these days for epubic health department they
to expect RESULTS Just at this season
and little later February March, most cities
visited by scattering dphtheria and epdeics
measles and Measles and whooping
spread until they have exhausted supply Of
The Sunday telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1914-1927, 1915-02-14
sim Fiehtinr,. !

(Hlorgantown Post Chrontcie.)
The owners and holders Of the so-
called West Virginia Edebt certificates
may as we1l be given to understand
that the people OF shis state are by
no means at the end Of their re-
sources In the. fight against. an at
tempt on the part Of bunch OF
financial Sharks to get real money
from the state for . lot Of worthless
paper. The war on these bunco
steerers may begin in earnest about
the time the supreme court reviews
the findings * Master Mttiefeld. The
facts that have come TO light in the
re-hearing OF the case as to the cred
its due West Virginia in the settle
meht of the old partnership anairs
ating the statement made by Dr..
Charles Kelley Jenness in his famous
sermon on the debt, that I'VE don't
owe the money"
The Sunday telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1914-1927, 1915-02-14
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