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gere iiIbaae. eno at mango az os fan
oione meo % iiae; "SIia a Set. 2ar
elcr bun ,ienStc lcel"
Set oil isrc for ldnat at saa Ino paI
@e5dnNlinaen az Be en!eIte mere trent
trrbenoc 9ardiierer | Soacn. at er
Set beolte euhper for ia inter CT usicre
1ieneifab meo @oasu peo at .lsbe Sen.
Zen FOREIGNER zen aIeritsrite llobrc,
belle AZ Here 8runoe. Ncn melt for. at
10 itsrre llebrseelie Sen 'aar. 10 itsrre
SoarS saiter man no oper bans 2ipsoei.
ION er Soaens Soriutter. oa iom Stons
aerue aIIereoc bar belpnet at irn,e iil
oeer. 3oa oeiaa for Soscu ieIU, 81
Ben cr iaare iutcresiant. .oielia %
hien1lia. Zen or ucgiuet al Softer
Viihliihing 60. minneapolis. Niur,
% Eriieu CT piintol St.00.
z. Is.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1915-01-01
TN ipmoi9 2ris.

Samtioia meS. al ita ieuoer min
Detailing ,Iior ~3seorab %oiteu~, eli lea
beos ON en- Iioeu Yla9S i SIaoet.
~7ecordb Solreu" CT en- tirrtommer
@iRit ber / puiet % er meget goot
Irieligf "a Ipreriet Slac. Sse ptloe
life uGre Oct iorioen, o. mn CT Der iaa
meget uni. al leg life tunSe uuop0re
@laoe, beler. mems Gu~ropa,rigen oarer
l@ue hiUlpe benz. iom itaar UNDER Ct
%iIaonnt Nnrltenosumc D. Ru Ter ri
Srugttu Al arbeiostlnsiens iurt eybueys
peoe |euae; oen aaar op Rsg. IA
ilig glar ret. naar zen reaiereuoc
Iaat life tan barre gore Gage OF man,
ne &euge. SRnt. bpilieu Sorg o.
S.ipuoiel. ! Rilionsrs 0iem sr
Sorgeu oUer tnbt SAFER. Srooer o.
Seu. SRut bare. ON olsie &eugc. ionr
I'M er eoeluat, par bIe0ei -llpet iii III
ajsye aoot meo. Srui. huilieu Wl,rSc
"a Suu0 otl ID lap0e prrel.
$iitno. CT Ner mango iom nrbeioer
ior oet sooe; men S~eoigaana 90 mango
%euge er en- Hoo III Spne,
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1915-01-01
Slcp torfjolet.
Satte F9
mine Whrer
SEQ brmSte
Yermna,
Gr nu belt
triR.
SEQ fploer
Yeruna
Mint
0clbreo.

Mrs. anna Climber. y. =. 3. 5.
GaaIel. Weefer Gountn. Minn., Fri.
per. = 10 Mar leb ieg al oen frpg.
tcliae Snaoom frpuiif actarrh.
'Seloiguis ioa ieg Ceres 4pertis.
cement I nit 9Iao. Seq .iif Ceres
Ando % too Fcruna. Nu er ieg irif
% or Wooer til TO @srn. glt bette
lfpleer iea Ncruno.
Seq piIoe fife pGre ioruoen bette
ltordrteoe Stprfemiooel, ON oct TO.
lteoe oct NobbeIte. TIL lea er MI iriif
% lterf. Seq fan life iormeget roie
bets NTro iom Meoicin."
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1915-01-01
|.3uReminder fra Nordland.


bette, maatte Sc libe ben itore Tort
at BRACES lepenoe ben pad 8lso'els'
bailgen iom Tegn pao. at De bar lite
al beiere g9ro, eno Oct iom loo Der
for. 90 ifisnt bette ifaffeee en-
uItanoielie Wunterbeb % Cater %
gobIaoen Sfi9mt siennem ben belle
Sui, aninaes oct BOG al Den tnber1oe
Bart fcm en- itor Sfam. Derior DO
peoe ogian WGnoene mer eno elers
moe Storm og San for at fange I'm
Sulefiif; belit mar DC bapoe taget
nogle Suleorammer / Sorltuo, tom
90 beIer life par roaer Sieloenbeo
pdo Den Sio Der er Sale ON. %
berior iao ba ceiaa ct % artoet Stem
@raab % Sorg giennem Sulen,
iorbi ben gaao, iom laeoe no pan
Sulefiife meb en- eler flere al oeres
4jPre /, albrie fom ielen.
Oct bomber 10 life iaa ileloen
menem os Menneifer, at ri iptter e,
flor 8epinit pau Spil for at pinoe en-
meaet minore. Oct bar bel o9Iaa
bette aaraftertrpf hos Spnoere, Sii'
Iefpriten ieIp bapoe / Sanfer, bo ban
notalte bint ttnge, trpffenoe
Spergsmaol: "Spao gupner Oct ct
Ienneife, ON BAN pailot ben belle
@erben, men table fin Si9l?"
Men BET bar egentlia ON ell erfelt
Sill, eler ONT De @iuoer, iom Tint
ger fig ON benne, ieg ifilloe berette.
90 iaa iibber jeg Der pe laper en-
Snolebnina lige iaa lang, Tom Dor
aninle HreIt br1tete at lupe, mems ieg
bar Barn. S9rlie par ban orpg !
fine Slile., Haaife- % Finieprpoife'
ner. Ga baeleoe Set no ouer Sor'
iamlinsen meo Nunfter % 2itrper
oct ~nenoeIiee. Ssrite Sui iea bar
meo Mor til airfe, blep bette mig
liot for %Ionetruffent Seq filnoe bel
bore iaabon en- Z Mar og fulo al
Tcrlmorina oper alt mt / beu forum.
berIiee @erben, leg bar fommet IND
Il. Sulten bar leg oaiaa. fom Smaa'
gutter feIt er | oen SLIDER. 90 ga
greiten bar fomunet til fit: 90 for
set pttenoe bile hi =" rei'te Nps'
eierriebeoen og WaoIpiten aigaaroe
meb mig. iaa ies penote mig moo
Wsor % ipitrete iaa bsit, at bet bsr'
tes. r1rnot ON: "Mor - Ifal ban
tene til bunore, for ri faar eaa?"
Ser bIep Ja1tien % &remting fra
monee. Og l1lpffen piloe oa oaiao,
at Dor GantIfeftpl bar iuit nebenun-
Der prebiteitoler, iau ogiaa Breite.
far bsrte mig. &o, it1biebe os tieoe
bomftine. s min barnlise 2pfferas
troebe ies mi, at alt bar oper; iprarg
oerfor cp oe areb Wor / Mrnen %
iagbe: Som itrar MI, Mor; M er
Spartfiolen f9rois meb S%0lingen!"
9ette buroe iee bog life bape gcrt;
tbi baabe ieg os Mor fit unoeieloe
berfor ienere. Spor leg bar efter
Srbet Spartfiole, funbe Mor fife be-
eribe, Ga BET olbrie britgtes / port
eget Sus eler / Dor Smeanesfrebs.
gun pibite life, at ieg bapoe lprt
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1915-01-01
Norretmim0smotiicr
ut pUre liner paa iulSblOss sierfre.

~ 4. Reubert So. dperterer iadr 81
'orltleIIige 8acer al 0sns. Sgroer %
NaIiuner. oIe oporrtteoe / Noroen og
eneltdaenOe paire. Te illuitreres OF
bcitriDeS I Sirmdet5 21oe aarliee Siers
frrbog ser burSe eie3 al enbber int
~rceleret / Slrrtrr. @oNeu er let ar
erboIpe. ioet Ser hu iorldu1sS 1 Gents
/ Srimerter til at betale yortoeu. Sils
itriU y. i. Ncubcrt 80. 9or 613. gtans
into. Nimn.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1915-01-01
Suiuboiot Gpncgc ftp.tct til Minne.
nppliS.

let pdr 1898. az Eupiloent !. y.
Petcrion % @iceprritoent Y. g. Rcuea
orannliercoc 0umbplot College / bumz
bolet. Sauu. Sc bpggeoe TO tore Cor
mitorieS, q for &iger 1885 oa ct an
Set for Suttcr / 1896. &nIGe for Sps
udrmuIua og Sclbsuina mituIereoe5 /
1902. 5euere blep @eriitcoer % Stals
Be opisrte. OF andre Sorbebriueer eiors
oes for AT tmgoetommc De I'll Sfolet
itiueoc ardb. Gollegets @icnoom toitca
&c mlroit Si0o.000. og oen uar ri for
Wirlo. Stolen uar orgluiieret med
ipu 2eparteneuter. OF Der isieoe5 grab
UiS ilere iii. iuotll DER beoe5 llneerpiss
nina / lerieu. alt bette bar uofsrt
H0en uogcu 0irlp uoenoru. ndar unos
iaaes $1,000. Der al 9Dcu itilebes ionr
Bonus. zsgntraeu sgeoe5 ira Seguus
oelien al % nnaeoe optiI 800 Stuoeus
Ter.
SiorleOeu gidi bIeu @rriioent Be-
tcriou buNt cnoel 9auo iom 9ntte Tor
StolceieuOommcu, % han gioroe 6ans
otl nle0 Der SoritnaeIie. ar ban .uuoe
lcic Guaningerue OF iortiGrte Stplen.
men ieuere pIa Sommeren blep oet lnoe
lpien0c, al Sen npe Ger fife oiIoe gtoe
Seieiontratt. prriioent 1eterion be-
ennote "a al ie iig ON eitcr et pasiers
Sc Steo. buortiI bon tunoc ilptts Sios
len. % beitemrc iig ti!ioit Tor Rinnes
apoli5 ion oen bcIolaitc Seliggenbeo ior
tit &rbeioe.
Siulcn It'll. uG6uts 12te Snnuar. 90
Den III uocH afbruaeIie fortiGtte gieus
nenl belle Slaret. 0ullteiourbelit GpIpss
ninger ont 5toleu. ocns aurisr o.i.p..
tlu erlolocs peo az t~Ililrloe Yrriioent
4 Z. Vetcrion 3o07 Gbicnso Iue.,
minneapolis. giiuu.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1915-01-01

Minoerne flpnger Jig ON en- title
Sal, Iangt oppe mob moro, meo
bsie Sielo / Seiteifoform rutSt, Ionl
itoo itpneenbe MOB Storme ira moro,
peit "a oft. MOB ipo laa Galen aa'
ben moo Sapet % MioooesioIen. 90
fra 9affene pao @aaroen, iom Lao
Iunt / oens @uno, fittoe Ell Ie De
bunore 9aaoe, Sartsier os Sdmpifi'
be fare runot paa fine panoige Tele.
Oct a ct pent Spn. SGrlig nadr
Solen ilpg MOB aGe De bpioe Sell.
Ga bar BET, ipnl Sloffe al Wfaoger
meo fjrmpeitore Singer lp9peoe
oper 9slgerne. CHER noar Camp
ifibene itprebe meo @inben / Npien
os 0~prbsoerne foran De s%leoenoe
Spne nebe / Waifinrimmet lfnfleoe
npt 4ul paa. 0a fom &egen bel
tenoe iom itore sraaiparte Gage
banter og lasoe fig / lange, tpffe
Strimer basoper Sapet; og oa iao
oct no for 9arnefantaiiett iom ON ei
at Gpentprenes Grageilbprer bar
fommlet ~lpslepenOe frem ira lin Ser
ben for at gjsre en- lllpffe MOB Vfen'
neifenes @srn.
Nent bar bet ogiaa, naar Sopei
Iaa itine meb Sol oper Jig. Sa bar
BET ct Segulp al @lar, bpis titlinoe
Semmeliebeber faitebe i'm &efler IND
/ manat ct ~oremmenbe Sino. Wen
bentmob Sui bar set n9iten beitan'
oigt nnliet @eir paa oisie 8anter
r1eb talrige Storme og oprert Sap
Det laa ba / poIbfom l1ro rleo brio.
bamienbe Graaoe paa iine &amme
% bu bar ser faa Sell at ie. Sa
ingen Col lpite op mellem De urolige
gIementer.
Mnigepel bar Der mer emo er
Smaabaab ube for nte0 Snere pQ
MngIer at fange BEN Slilefiit, ion
Worolenoinsen iptter iaa meeer
Nris paa. Slere enb en- al bisie
iom reiite no, tom life igien. Ebj
Nifferltpet / aaben Smaabano lanes
Morges &piter ct en- uiiffer og fare.
fuIb gebrift. Oe ofte iant en- ST.
tier / ben paooe @rap rter unoe,
Sui for fin esen DaimortitisbeoS
Stplo. Tbi ban trntte nrer paa al
jetre / En- garn,pI bepbpunoem &ap'
peftrib melIem 0aaroens &pinoer oa
Menb emo paa their ps Gare. Gen.
ne Stit par etbult I 60.Mmene Al
fio1te Marbunore6e / fulo SIor. Sc
mere bsbe ben Iibt efter libt u6, fac
III Ieper ben hin I Mitberne brs os.
ioun oa bar Barn. Og BEN par Zig
&pis anin6erne paa en- @aarb bapot
ppret iitan6 til faalebes at regnlert
fin Giesbeietnine, at be fitnoe ffaffe
cit Mpberfo til Sui meo al ben gooe
Mao, iom fulete at en- iaa6an gesi'
penbsb, maatte ogfaa Manoene pao
iarrme @aarb ftaffe &peite, ele,
&e~lefpn6re, iom ben ogiaa faloes
% dnben COB ferff Giff til Sui. %
oen maatte fiifes al ~ielpeIte @aar'
oens Manbfolf; Be fln6e life fisb@
SEN al andre. Iar De life iitanb I'll
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1915-01-01
Wf aasrsuana ~. ". Z. aoras.)

Wf 9 adsrSbaua W M Z. aurasl
}isres % iereasee cploa (aao euasiN al benin
ir'srsS'anie Nfhanelinl CT MI us,onmst. ta.sifrsrst
ts'brare % eomartiS Waih,naton. Z 6. msb ben
hri,ifc Ret r%t'srper,tl auu uoals faa srsiuplarer AZ
a'harelnatu bet aoris sprps aopes.
goGsn nI iaotGuss Gptaatt r0ttrr. olipe fsnbt frit
Ill ea'crr AZ bette srnh. msh goatu fslaer ct mt
nt'te tnoebeloeHoeF rtsieuetaltlier eoasrs ubsaiaier
liant en- @rHebc me atttfrr. aisipae unotr 90 bette
'or a, bspt't hnao Der uiritlia tan aierss for oaarets
@Grt mso 'ornu'iia etbaHhliua
strto slapr % abresi, tpo,iia. psOlaa esu,s for
Vettc "a irip i0al I'll uhaipsreu
II. ACHERSHAUG, NJ. NJ. D.,
Jp-ith Ave. tf0a d.. New York. N. Y.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1915-01-01

Srisen mob "aubma" % "erontitis'
BAT slo.t rne erobringer. Ioet at DIR. u. Z.
Nalt, Worth Brand. niinn. Mrs. Rels
Veterlou. Courts. Y. Tut. o. Mrs. Better
Parton, yumtor u. Sat, bar blsuet iulps
lt0noig belbrtpet peo tunasu al "Antis
aitbmas Cote. sdnbsmpno. tsip bette Deibs
bel Ell srinoig Freue. 50 pr. Mite.
Economy Drug Store, DEBORAH, Iowa.
A. J. Ssrenson. Prop.
Evening journal., 1915-04-29
NEMPORT SnCIAL Side.

Special to THE EVENING JOURNAL.
NEWPORT. Del, April 29.-Andas-
taxa Tribe I. O. r. NJ. will hold a
festival and bazaar in the Red Mems
Hall tonight. Friday and Saturday
evenings.
Mrs. A. X. Taylor. of Richardson
Park. formerly Of this town. was
taken seriously in a few days ago
with appendicitis and taken TO the
Delaware Hospital, where she was
operated upon
Mrs w. Lewis Duff has returned
from Washington. ID. c.. where she
has been on an extended visit with
friends Lauretta Hilyard is
spending a week with her cousin.
Miss Pearla Murray. of Philadelphia.
Mr.. and Mrs. W. NJ. Owings. Of
Richardson Park. are entertaining r.
Owings. of Baltimore. Md. for two
weeks-Mr. and Mrs Willis l..
Groome and daughter Margaret and
MIR, and Mrs Alfred Craig and son
Arthur. enjoyed an automobile trip
TO Calvert. Md. on Sunday. They
were the guests OF Mrs. Groome's
mother. Mrs Mary White.-Miss Anna
Jones spent last week at her home
in Townsend. Md-Mrs. William
Hanna and Mrs. Roland Wilkinson
spent Sunday with Mr. and Mrs.
Harry Rhoades of Pennsgrove, Pa.
Evening journal., 1915-04-29
German Bombs Spread Death
Dealing Gas in Allies Trenches

and are undoubtedly dead. The early
reports that the gas only stupefed
and did not kill are now declared to
have been too optimistic The gas
seems 10 kill swiftly for those over
come and unable to leave the zone
or horribly for those who struggle
away only to be taken 10 hospitals
with what seems like pneumonia.
This afternoon | was permitted TO
witness from the cover of a trench
along the hill further progress of the
battle which began with artillery and
ended with terrific rifle FIRE. The rife
exchanges lasted for twenty minutes
and the sound was an indescribable
roar. sharper than the thunder-like
continuous boom OF the big guns. This
fight was only one section Of. what
is going on along the entire British
battle front where the Germans are
constantly searching out. with their
infantry. places that may have been
weakened by the terrific artillery fire
In a 10O-mile auto ride along the
battle front today ! found the Brit
ish forces divided into sections The
front line was devoted TO terrific
fighting from series OF trenches. the
rear to amusements and bathing.
counted twelve football games and
nine groups of men marching to the
lighthouses mostly in the zone of
shell FIRE. The British troops were
certainly full of pep"
Evening journal., 1915-04-29
FISH OIL RETURNS.

LEWES. Del. April 29-Accordins
10 a report received last week of
the number of barrels of menhaden
fish oil manufactured along the At
lanic Coast during the season Of
1914, the three fish factories in Lewes
stand among the highest. ACCORDING
To the number owned by each com
pany Their output was more than
oue-sixth of the total number Of
barrels 71.1l0
The Coast Fish and Fertilizer Com
pany, with one boat. manufactured
2,0s5 barrels; the Delaware Fish OIL
Company. with six boats. $500; the
Lewes Fisheries Company. with eight
boats. 6.S7O barrels. making a total
for Lewes Of l,695 barrels
The price per barrel averaged about
$50, or more than million dollars
for the entire coast output. OF this
sum. the three factories Of Lewes re-
ceived about $4,000.
Evening journal., 1915-04-29
BY William G. SHEPHERD.

United Press STAFF Correspondent
Copyright 1915 by the United Press)
fCopyriehted in Great Britain)
WITH THE BRITISH ARMY IN
NORTHERN FRANCE. April 17.--(By
mail to New York; Spring has comel
The complexion of war is changingl
The flying men come down with the
news that every day the grass is get
ting greener In the No Mans Land
between the trenches; no one dares
to go out there TO tramp It down
Trees that were landmarks with
their bare branches In the winter
time, are changing shape as their
buds become leaves, and the officers
find themselves daily becoming more
and more strangers to the landscape.
Curtains of leaves have grown up
10 shelter roads and fields that, in
the winter days. were death traps
swept by the enemy's FIRE Bad cor
ners' IN Trenchland, road intersec-
tions on which the guns of the enemy
were always turned are becoming
more sheltered as the leaves grow.
The soldiers are finding their
knitted mudiers less and less neces-
sary And the military authorities
have discovered that the medical need
for alcohol, which was really press
ing during the cold wet winter days
Evening journal., 1915-04-29
.plexion of War Changes
in France With Arrival of Spring

in the trenches, no longer exists Tho
two drinks Of rum daily, which the
trench soldiers receive during the
winter time. has been reduced 20 two
drinks of rum weekly. In the win
ter time eight men in the trenches
used to finish one bottle Of rum
daily.
Ploughing in France has. appar-
entity been as extensive as ever be-
fore. IN the fields, old men and boys
plough while women do the sowing.
ynploughed fields are rarely seen
ploughing and planting is going on
up 70 within mile of the English
trenches and the French farms are
scenes of agricultural activity three
and four miles within the zone Of
shell-fre.
Around the Englb,h headquarters
all of the soil is in crop and General
French has arranged that none of his
army shall encroach i'm any way on
farm land except under most urgent
necessity To trample ploughed land is
an ofense which must be explained az
the English headquarters 10 the salts
faction of the commander-in-chie The
cavalry including the Indians, find
small piece of meadow here and there
on which they exercise their horses.
but the French farmer is to be paid
for any damage that may be done to
his crop of hay
There is no place within many miles
Of headquarters where space can be
found for collecting large forces OF
men for review purposes. General
French recently. reviewing part of the
forces which had participated in the
battle of Neuve Chapelle, travelled 10
several different spots within a radius
of dozen miles where the men we're
drawn up in comparatively small bod
I les
/ Il can ride around and meet them, "
/ he said. I'D rather do that than spoil
wheat crop on some big farm"
In the vicinity of headquarters. il
/ looks as If agriculture was crowding
the army out of the neighborhood. II
is only when one approaches the lines
that the army begins to get the upper
hand I'm the curious conflict between
the aged French farmer and the rifle
bearing English soldier And this is
only because the old bent man. the
one crouching woman and the little
boy on a horse. who seem to be doing
all the farm work in France this year.
yield TO the soldier in the neighbor-
hood of the trenches.
Evening journal., 1915-04-29
SMYRNA SOCIAL NEWs.

Special to TIE EVENING JOURNAL
SMYRNA. Del. April %. Mrs. Muir
ray Stewart was the guest over Sunday
of Philadelphia relatives. MIR and
Mrs Joseph Smithers have returned
from a visit at Salisbury, Md.-John
II. Spruance of Philadelphia spent
Sunday here with his sister. Mrs. John
Hutchinson. Mr.. and Mrs. Hervey p.
Hall took their guests, Misses Nora
Wells and Laura Bell, on an auto
mobile trip on Sunday to Valley
Forge Miss Mary Daley of Hartley
spent the weekend here with Miss
Elizabeth Wilson. Horace van Dyke
and his son, Julian, spent Sunday with
Townsend relatives Harvey
FAIRIES has returned home from a visit
TO her sister, Mrs. Caleb Boggs. IN
Philadelphia Herbert Price of Kirk
wood was a Smyrna visitor Saturday.
Evening journal., 1915-04-29
some HUSBANDS Get
ALIMONY FROM WIVES

In the pageant of divorce in the
United States there is one division
that has been overlooked except by
the eagle-eyed watchers of the bu-
reau Of the census. It is composed OF
men whose divorced wives pay them
alimony. The statistics cover the per-
iod between 1897 and 1906 ana show
that in that time 1899 husbands who
sued for divorce asked for alimony.
In 1854 cases the court granted the
prayer
II is an everyday occurrence for
the aggrieved wife to ask for alimony
and more than seventy-twO per cent.
of these requests are successful The
man who asks for alimony is but a
shade less successful. The figures
show that twenty-eight out of every
thousand of male seekers after the
detached life demanded alimony from
their better-off halves, and that twen-
ty out of every thousand got K The
mems percentage. therefore, is a lit
tie better than seventy. which is but
two per cent less than the women s..
The census report on marriage and
divorce is silent regarding the
amounts that husbands receive from
their former wives upon whori they
continue to depend. more or less. for
bread and butter. Neither does II dis.
close the reasons why the men we're
allowed alimony
The cases are scattered all over
the continental United States, with
the exception of Delaware and South
Carolina. In Delaware six husbands
asked for al'mony in the two decades,
hut the court turned a deaf ear. In
South Carolina all laws permitting di-
vorce were repealed in 1878.
Evening journal., 1915-04-29
CocOanut Oil Fine
For Washing Hair

II you want to keep your hair
in good condition. the less soap
you use the butter.
Most soaps and prepared sham
poos contain too much alkali. This
dries the scalp. makes the hair
brittle, and is very harmful. Just
plain mulsified cocoanut oil
(which is pure and entirely grease
less), is much better than soap
or anything else you can use for
shampooing. as this can't possibly
iniure the hair
Simply moisten your hair with
water and rub it in. One or two
teaspoonfuls will make an abund-
ance o. rich, creamy lather, and
cleanses the hair and scalp thor
oughly. The lather rinses out
easily. and removes every particle
of dust, dirt. dandruff and exces-
sive oil The hair dries quickly
and evenly. and it leaves it fine
and silky. bright, fluffy and easy
to manage.
You can get mulsifed cocoanut
oil at most any drug store. II is
very cheap, and a few ounces is
enough to last everyone in the
family for months.
Evening journal., 1915-04-29
CITY architect
Gets Bic Contract
John ]. Kennedy Will Draw
Plans for $4,000 School
Building
PROPERTY IS FOR
CHESTNUTHILLC CHURCH

A Wilmington architect, John j..
Kennedy, has been honored in having
been selected to draw the plans for
an $4,000 school building for the
Church of Our Mother of Consolation
at Chestnut Hill. Philadelphia, Of
which the Rev Nicholas J. Vasey. o..
S. A.. is pastor Mr. Kennedy has
also been selected TO draw plans for
$4,000 chapel which the Rev. Mr.
Yasey is erecting to the memory Of
the Very Rev Martin J. Geraghty, D.
D.. o. S. A.. who was rector Of the
church for eight years.
Mr. Kennedy has asked for bids for
the erection of the school and one
builder from this city. J. A. Bader
e Co.. and six Philadelphia builders
are preparing estimates which must
be in on May s.
The plans prepared by Mr.. Kennedy
call for a handsome building in the
English collegiate style Of architec-
ture. The plans embody all the mod
ern ideas in school building. The
building will he of iireproof construc-
ton
Port Deposit granite will be used in
the construction Win tllhnnlEa ol
ornamental terra Gotta and limestone.
The building will have a frontage OF
10 feet and depth of 100 feet and
will be three stories high.
on the first floor will he located two
large club rooms. a library, kitchen.
boys lavatory. cloak rooms, etc.
There will be six large class rooms
and a girls lavatory on the second
floor
on the third floor will be located
two large class rooms. a cloak room,
office and a large auditorium seating
700 people The auditorium will have
stage fully equipped with scenery.
A fire tower with iron stairways
leading to each floor will be in the
rear.
The corridors will be tiled The
stairway will he of steel construc-
ton with marble treads. The build
ing will be lighted by electricity.
The specifications call for the use
OF only the best materials Work will
be rushed as soon as the contract is
awarded
Evening journal., 1915-04-29
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