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Evening journal., 1915-09-28
BADLY HURT BY AUTO.

Andrew Gallagher was admitted TO the
Homeopathic Hospital last night as a re-
suit Of being struck by an automobile
while walking along the causeway. He
was brought to the hospital in the
Phoenix ambulance. Gallagher was Sc
verely bruised about the body and his
skull may be fractured. To determine
the etent of his injuries an X-ray ex-
animation will be made.
Evening journal., 1915-09-28
WOOLen Dress Goods

This will be a great saving to you and should
be taken advantage of by every economical
woman:
36-inch All-woo Chais in full line of col
ors and black; regular SOC value. Profit Shar-
ing Price Observation-Disclosures. .39c
56-inch Storm Serge, all colors and black;
very seasonable fabric; soc value. Profit
OHdhhiS hhhSC .4JC
40-inch Silk and Wool Poplin, all the newest
shades such as subterane green, African brown
and crow blue; SIPS value Profit Sharing
Iflce ......-....... ........ .......... .Soc
40 to 44-inch Panamica, an all-wool fabric in
navy blue only; Si00 to ST 25 value Profit
Sharing Price Observation-Disclosures. 75c
Remnants of All-wool Dress Goods, fabrics
that would retail up to Sl00; lengths up to
yards. Profit Sharing Price ......... .49c
Evening journal., 1915-09-28

DUPONT de Nemours Powder Company,
who has been away foi several days,
was at his Offices in the DUPONT Build
ing today. When Mr.. DUPONT was asked
whether he would make any statements
concerning the newspaper accounts or
purchase by dupont interests of control
of the Baldwin Locomotive Company,
Mr. DUPONT said that he had no state
ment 30 make and would not confirm or
deny the rumors.
Evening journal., 1915-09-28
3 Americans killed
IN HAITIEN SORTIES
100 Natives Also Lose Life
While Resisting
US. Plan
CONTINUE
TO CAUSE TROUBLE
By Tic United Press.

WASHINGTON. Sept. 2s. - Three
Americans killed and score wound
ed was the total casualty list today
of U. S. peace efforts in Haiti. About
100 Haitians have been killed and
twice as many wounded, it is esti-
mated. since the United States landed
marines and blue-i Jackets two months
ago. Reports today from Admiral
Caperton were more reassuring. Snip
ing is continuing. but the Cacos, or
rebels, we're reported to be submit
Evening journal., 1915-09-28
DOMESTTCS

rs dozen Of large size Turkish Bath Towels;
regular i9c value. Profit Sharing Day
only ...... ......... ....1 12Kc
so dozen of extra large Turkish Towels; a
37Lzc value. Profit Sharing Day only. . .25c
special 56-inch Bleached Muslin; regular
i2llc value. Profit Sharing Day only,
12lz yards for S1.00
About 5000 yards of 36-inch Unbleached
Sheeting. Profit Sharing Day only.
Is yards for $1.OO
Unbleached Domet Flannel, a l2Hc value.
Profit Sharing Day only. y..............1 10c
Bleached Domet Flannel, l0c value Profit
Sharing Day only Observation-Disclosures &c
Bleached Domet Flannel, l2Izc value. Profit
Sharing Day only SC
Evening journal., 1915-09-28
Our Shoe Specials

New Fall models of our regular $500
La France Shoes for Profit Sharing Day
only ............. .... $3.50
A special lot of regular $3.50 Shoes
for growing girls. Profit Sharing Day
only ............... .... $500
Evening journal., 1915-09-28
Michael A. Mealey
Undertaken and Embalmer
s. W. Cor. Third & jackson SIS.
Phone 5Sl7.
LICRNSF APPLICATION.


II TIiE HOAoRABLE. INV JUDGES
L " the Court Of General Sessions 81 the
ct.ts % Deiavare. iu and for Aew Castle
cglriy.
ne eIit ~ Wilmington, lu tald county, re.
specifically sheueit that hc b. person Of
ilu asc. ttc occupant of certain house
sliaaied at tie place known 90 No. 5Ut
eii., la Acr Castle county and state Of
Delaware aid place being particularly
desisuafed and described al follows;
~ q fhe corner formed 81 tfe iuter-ee.
iion VI she uetferiy side oi Madison street
niih tte noriherIy side ui iiitn street,
Madison street and extending westerly a.
hat width about sita. three feet and three
And desires itai license may be grant.
81 for the keeping oi an ina or tavern
herein and for The sale Of inioAicat-
ing liquors b. q measure less than one
quart 20 be drunk on thc prcmitcsi that
ne said lonfe b. of me yearly rental value
u Eight Hundred and Forty Doilarsi and
hat a. inn or tavern at thc place dcsis-
mated is necessary for the accommodation
Of the public
Honors that this. his application. may be
approved and the necessary license Issued.
And your petitioner viii ever pray, &c.
10 the Honorable, The Judges ui the Lourt
Of General Sessions ~ tho State OF Della
ware in aud for New Castle county;
We the undersigned respectable citizens
"a least onc-half of whom are substantial
frcehodersj Of the Third ward Of the city
of Wilmington in said county. do hereby
oeriif, that Haus n. D. Murray who Is an
applicant for o license for an inn or tavern
"a the place known 40. sol Madison
street. in the Third ward OF said city. in
New Castle county and State 0f Delaware,
said place being particularly designated
and described as follows.
al that certain onc.story brick building
~ tne corner formed by iho intersection of
the westerly side If Madison street with
Me nofiheriy side Of Fifth street. having a
frontage Of ihirty-thrcc feet on Madison
street and esending westerly at that width
about si1tythrcc feet and three inches
That De b. person Of fun age and
man Of zohriciy and good moral charartcr
that an inn or tavern Is necessary al fhe
point designated 20 accommodate the uuh-
lie. that he II the occupant of thc ala
house hat the true rental value thereof
- hight Hundred aud Forty Dollars
Michael j. larnes, Richard Porter
james r. Mccormick, Louis Carnaeci
james Monaghan, Edward n Rob
Richard Lawler bins Ir
lominick Pixtala. John f NcNabh.
Harry g. katcs Dan Doushcrty
x. J.. Niiiisan. james a.. D0nrhert,
Anton feuerle, koderiek $. Neville.
.lu.rpn 4. Laulcr. John kooIav
John \. Malone, Geo ~ Bacon.
Charles Oemel. Nm. A. Dickinson,
George NJ Badsr. James D. kcilcr.
Daniel =. Haugacy fhas T. Kelley
Thomas n. Mona Joseph e. Aoore.
CHAN. Martin j. Maloncr
sept1e.3t. HARRY r. y. MURRAY.
Evening journal., 1915-09-28
WOn1en'S S GLOUcS

Women's Washable Doeskin Gloves,
in white, black and steel; regular SOC
value. Profit Sharing Day only 4. fSc
Women's Washable Chamoisette
Gloves; our regular 25c value Profit
Sharing Day only ..-............. .1Sc
Women's Kid Gloves, two-clasp, in
tan, black and white; SIPS value Profit
Sharing Day only ......... Csc
DOLLS-Special lot Of unbreakable
Dolls, in two sizes; values SOC and ST.
Profit Sharing Day only 25c and SOC
Evening journal., 1915-09-28
James I. Chandler, n " 'PS Ninth III
st. Tele-
Undertaken phones
1203-2674.
DEATHS.
Annie Knhnast.
wilbur l.. SaaSe
Valfor W nIarLhu

Annie Kihnast
Wilbur L. Saase
Walter W. Blackburn.
3LACkBURN---ln this city, on September
o. 1915. at No. 123 Walnut street,
Walter W Blackburn.
Funeral services 40 the parlors of William
y. Haincs. Twenty fourth aud Market
streets. on Thursday afternoon september
30, at 2 80 o'clock iniermcnt at River
view cemetery.
kIlINAsT-fn this city, ON September 90,
1915, Annie. wife II Joseph kiihnast hr,,
aged 6s years.
Relatives and friends are respectfully In
vited 10 attend the funeral from her late
residence. No. 526 Sixth avenue, on Wed.
nesday morning, az clock. Requiem
muss a. the Sacred Heart Church. Inter
mrnt at Cathedral cemetery.
SARSE--in this city. on September IS.
1915. Wilbur l.. Sasse In hif 4Oth year
Relntisos and friends. Of the family, also
Wnshr don Lodge. No. J, A. I. and A. NJ,
Wilmington Lodge. No. l. a. o. u. W.
woodmcn Of The World aud Traiernal Order
~ Earlcs. are respectfully invited 70 attend
the funeral services from his late residence.
No ltoi West street. on Wednesday after
noon at 80 o'clock. fnterment 81 River
view cemetery
Evening journal., 1915-09-28
WAR STOCKS open
TODAY With A "DANC'
BY The United Press.

NEW YORK. Sept. 2s.--"Wsr stocks
opened the stock market today with
bang. Baldwin Loco rose Ia points TO
100. new high record. The first order
was for a thousand shares Il quickly
reached l2l l-2. Distilleries Securities
opened , 500 shares from 81 l-2 TO - 3-4,
Evening journal., 1915-09-28
Notion Department

The DanSette Garment Shield, regular SOC
value Profit Sharing Day only. ..... 39c
Vi ID. of Dressmaker's Pns Profit Sharing
Day only ................ .19c
" lb. of Dressmskers Pins. Profit Sharing
Day only ............. ..:,..............3 .39c
iOc Shields Profit Sharing Day only, pair
Tor ........... .l0c
Regular SC Eagle Pins Profit Sharing Day
only .............. .....................4 .4c
Spool Cotton. Profit Sharing Day
only ............... .....,....... soc DOz
Atlas Safety Pins. Profit Sharing Day
only, per card ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. &c
5OO-yard spool Basting Cotton. Profit Shar-
ing Day only, spool ....................4 .4c
Howard Dustless Busters. Profit Sharing
Day only ........... .;............2 .25c
Aunt Lydia Thread. Profit Sharing Day
only .........-...-.-... ...-...........4c dc
Machine Oil, lOc value. Profit Sharing Day
only ........-... ........... &c
o. NJ T. Darning Cotton. Profit Sharing
Day only 3 for ..................y. sc
Evening journal., 1915-09-28
LacoS and
Er1brOidoricS

All linen Cluny Lace and Insertion;
values up to zoe. Profit Sharing Day
only ..... ..........1 10c yard
Chiffon Auto Wells, in all shades;
value $lOO. Profit-Sharing Day only SOC
Cambria Edge, 3 to inches wide:
values up to sc. Profit Sharing Day
only ......... .......... 10c
Evening journal., 1915-09-28
PcrCaIeS, GingharlS
and FLanfleIS

Outing Flannel; regular lOc value.
Profit Sharing Day only .....S SC
36-inch French Percales; regular
l2Lzc value. Profit Sharing Day
Oih1 liz
New Dress Gingham; regular i2Llc
value. Profit Sharing Day only. lie
Apron Gingham; regular SC value.
Profit Sharing Day only. &c
Colored Crepe; regular l5c value.
value Profit Sharing Day only. . &c
Evening journal., 1915-09-28
Mems Wear

80 dozen of Mems Shirts in about 25 different
patterns. This shirt is sold everywhere at
Sio0. Profit Sharing Day only ..... SOC
For Profit Sharing Day we will show the larg
est stock Of Sweaters in the city Mems ST .25
Sweaters with V neck or roll collars Profit
Sharing Day only Observation-Disclosures. 9Oc
An All-wool Sweater in neck, roll or Byron
collars; $3.50 value. Profit Sharing Day
only ........ - 60 5o
Our regular $3.50 All-wOol Sweaters Profit
Sharing Day only .... 50 90
We have a special $500 hand-knit Coat
Sweater in oxford only. Profit Sharing Day
only ......... coos
Womens Silk Sweaters with sashes; regu-
lar S5.9s value Profit Sharing Day only. 81. .25
Children's regular sl.5O Sweaters Profit
Sharing Day only ..............S SIOO
Evening journal., 1915-09-28

A special lot of Wool Blankets bought at a
bankrupt sale, in white or grey; a regular $500
value Profit Sharing Day only. ......... $3.50
Our leader extra large l2-4 Blanket, in white
only; a regular $3.50 value Profit Sharing
Day only .......... .................. $500
Full size Crochet Bed Spreads; a regular
SIPS value Profit Sharing Day only. .S1.OO
An all-linen, hand loom Russia Crash; regu-
lar l5c value. Profit Sharing Day only. . 1Oc
Special lot of Long Cloth in O-yard pieces;
regular Sl.50 value PrOfit-Sharing Day
only .......,...-.. ...................$ $1.00
About 100 Window Shades in odd colors
regular SOC value. Profit Sharing Day
only ...................... 3 for S1.00
Evening journal., 1915-09-28
IN MEMORIAM.


In loving remembrance of Edmund q.
Starr son OF Winfield NJ. and Susan NJ
starr whom Cos called home September 20.
1918.
Weep sor iic days that viii come no more.
For the sunbeam flown from hearth and door,
For o missing step. for the irnmclcss grace,
Rni not for the soul. whose goal ia won.
Whose infinite joy Is just begun
>of for the spirit enrolled IN light
And crowned where The angels pre tonight
From Loved One az Homc.t
Evening journal., 1915-09-28
Profit Sharing Silks

Sl.25 Black Tafeta, pure chiffon finish; SO
inches wide Profit Sharing Price .S1.OO
sl.5o Black Satin Duchess, soft lustrous
fabric, SO inches wide. Profit Sharing
Price ............. ..........,....... $l.0O
75c Black Taffeta, IS inches wide. Profit
Sharing fnce .'.-'................ .49c
REMNANTS OF SILK-Short lengths Of
Silk, including Messalines, Tafetas and Fou-
lards, taken from our regular stock and all
dependable merchandise Your choice. Profit
Sharing Price ....................... .49c
EXTRA SPECIAI.-3l-inch Corduroy in a
dainty, narrow vale; coiors are wisteria,
Brown two shades of Navy and Mode For
Profit Sharing Day only ............ .43c
Evening journal., 1915-09-28
nam or THANKS

Mr. Harry j. Hindercr and Mrs. Eliza
beth Doughiou desire 20 thank their many
friends for their foral offerings and expires
sions Of sympathy during their recent be-
vcavcment~
Evening journal., 1915-09-28
PIERRE S. DUPONT silent
AEOUT BALDWIN PURCHASE

ricrro S. duTont. rresidenI .oi the 2. |.
The daily Alaskan., 1915-10-25
UNNEUTRAL POST CARDS
 SHUT OUT OF MAILS

Washington, Oct. 25-Postmaster' General A. s. BurIesOn has issued an order excluding from the Unit ed states mails postcards and en- Yelopes regarded as of an unneu- traI character, or as likely to in- flame certain classes of persons. The order mentions specifically envel- opes and postcard to which labels have been attached bearing the words "Gott strafe England" !" and pictures denunciatory of Germany s sinking Of the Lusitania.
The daily Alaskan., 1915-10-25
NEWS IF HAYNES
 A0D fl. SEWARD

Haincs, Oct. 24-Roy Hurst, who was accidently shot a few days ago, is improving under the care of the Presbyterian hospital and treatment of D. II. M. Craig, and there is now almost a certainty that he will ul- timateiy recover. Logan, who owned the revolver with which Roy Hurst was shot, was fined ten dol lars in the commissioners court for carrying concealed weapOns.
 Bee Jones, a woman of the under world, was fined one hundred dol lars on Friday for selling intoxicat- ing liquors without a license, which she paid and was discharged.
 Carl Paykull, was oyer from Pyra mid HarbOr, on Thursday and re- ports everything quiet there.
 Frank Craig, a soldier, was tried in the commissioners court Satur- day for violation of Section 1902 of the compiled laws of Alaska and was acquitted by a jury.
The daily Alaskan., 1915-10-25

The girls of the domestic science department, under the able super vision of Mrs. Reinert, gave on Fri day afternoon, in the assembly room the first practical public demonstration of their work, when they entertained the members of the school board and MT. Ashley, president of the town council, at q charming breakfast party. The table was prettily decorated with Gansies, one flower being placed at each plate, for a boutOniere. Covers were laid for six. The pre- cisirn with which the silver and individual dishes were placed, showed a careful attention to the detallg of a correctly laid table. The place cards were unique. On each, Henrietta Rousseau had sketched goat periIously poised on a noun tain peak-the suggestion for which was given by a chance re- mark of one of the board members when approached On the subject
The daily Alaskan., 1915-10-25
THE BULGAR'ANS REACH USkUB
 ---ST0P SERB IMPROVEMENTS

London, Oct. 25-The Bulgarian army of invasion into Serbia reached Uskub, on the border south of Nish today, thus placing them selves across the route which will have to be followed by the allies in furnishing endorsements to the Serbs.
 All foreign consuls have left De- deagatch, where the shells from 9 recent bombardment caused the deaths of thousands of soldiers who were there in barracks.
 There is no attempt on the part of the British government to con- ceal the fact that the condition in Serbia is one of supreme gravity. Notwithstanding the defeats that have Deen administered to the
The daily Alaskan., 1915-10-25
NEVIS 0F
 THE STEAMERS

The Humboldt is due in Skagway from the south on Wednesday.
 The Spokane is due in Skagway from the south sometime tomorrow afternoon or evening.
 The freighter Elihu Thompson left seattle on the 18th and the freighier Redondo on tn goth with cargoes of coal for northern ports.
 The Jefferson will be in Skagway about 9 o'clock tomorrow morning with a small amount of freight for this port. The number of passen- gers is not known, but will prob ably he limited.
The daily Alaskan., 1915-10-25
W|CKE8SHAM
 GIVES BANQUET

Fairbanks, Oct. 25 - Delegate James Wickersham who left Sat urday for Seward and other AL aska coast towns, Friday night gave a banquet to his leading support CTS i'll this section.
 It is said here that the Delegate 3 adherents are endeaYoring to cap ture the republican organization and will make fight in the prim- aries next spring to control the convention that will select delegates to the National convention,
The daily Alaskan., 1915-10-25

enemy in actual battle, flanking movements have compelled the Ser bians to retreat, and the danger is that the major part of the Serbian army will be caught as in q vice between the German and Austrian forces from the north and the Bull garlan troops from the south and east.
 It is believed that German troops are operating with the Bulgarian army which has crossed the Bull sarian frontier in many places.
 Hope is yet felt that the allies will be able to save the day with troops that are being forwarded from Salonih In spite of the circum- stance that the railroad is cut be- tween that place and Nish.
The daily Alaskan., 1915-10-25
DEMONSTRATION BY
 DOMESTIC SCIENCE STUDENTS

,2f the entertainment of the school board at their own expense. Ger trude Liddicoat, as hostess, pre- sided gracefully at the table. Henri etta Rousseau, Etta 5undeen and Ellen Rogers were in charge of the work in the kitchen. Leila Melau and Ruth Pedersen deftly served the breakfast, which consisted of baked apples, bacon and eggs, Lyon nalse potatoes, crisp toast and cof- fee. Those present were: Mrs. Rein crt, Miss Keenan, MT. Ask, Mir. Hahn, Mr. Ashley and the hostess, Gertrude Liddicoat.
 These who, with deeper penetra- ton saw beyond the event of a breakfast well prepared and cor rectly served, realized that in this phase of vocational education were being trained the home-makers of tomorrow - home-makers with trained minds as well as hands, which makes for efficiency in the home as well as elsewhere.
The daily Alaskan., 1915-10-25

Athens, Oct. 25-A news bureau message from Nish states that the Bulgarian offensive was broken this morning at Yeles, where their left wing was smashed by the French-SerYian troops. It Is al- SC reported that the French have defeated the Bulgarians along the whole battle front from OUdovo to BrivOlak.
The daily Alaskan., 1915-10-25

General Von Hindenburg is re- ported this morning to be on the outskirts of Dvinsk, and 1t Is thought that the fall of the city to the Teutons Is only a matter of a few hours at furthest.
The daily Alaskan., 1915-10-25

Berlin, Oct. 25 - The Kaiser In an official explanation today of the execution of Edith Cayeall, the English trained nurse, who had been convicted before a military tribunal of assisting allied prisoners to escape from the Germans in Brussels, said that she merited her fate, and that women and men are equal in the eyes of the military law.
The daily Alaskan., 1915-10-25

 ARE ARRESTED

New York, Oct 25-Robert Fay, 8 lieutenant in the German army, and Walter ScbOIz were arrested here today and confessed the de- tails of a plot for the wrecking of American intuition plants and al- so Of ships having on board muni- tiOns of war consigned to the l- lies.
The daily Alaskan., 1915-10-25
ACCUSED WIFE MURDERER
 MAY BE TURNED LOOSE

Como, Italy, Oct. 25-The opin- ion prevails that Porter Charlton, accused of murdering his wife here several years ago, will go free with In twenty four hours after the close of his trial.
The daily Alaskan., 1915-10-25

Rene, Oct. 25-AustriaD aero planes made three separate attacks upon ths city Of Venice last night, but according to all accounts re- ceyed up to date there were no casualties and no property losses occaioaed by any of them. IDceD diary explosive bombs were dropped by which several buildings were set ablaze. but the flames vera quick ly subdued.
The daily Alaskan., 1915-10-25
KAISER SAYS WOMEN ARE
 0N MILITARY EQUALITY WITH MEN

New York, Oct. 25-Ierman Rid der, editor of Straats-zeitung and for many years prominent in demo- cratic politics, Yho has been Q lead CT in the pro-German propaganda in the United States since the begin ming of the war, said Saturday that the Kaiser had made a terrible mis- take in permitting the execution of Miss Edith CaVeall. "I deplOre 1t, ' he said. Tt is a terrible thing"
The daily Alaskan., 1915-10-25

Dr. Dumba, while in this city de nied .he rumor which was in circulation here that he had been ill-treated while enrOute from the United States.
The daily Alaskan., 1915-10-25
LEADING
 OHIO DRY FIGHT

Columbus, Ohio, Oct. 25-Form- CT Secretary of State Wm. Jennings Bryan, today started the "dry' fight campaign in this state which will end next week,
The daily Alaskan., 1915-10-25

Haines is experiencing a snow storm with a high wind today, al- though the weather is not very cold.
 Among the Ft. Wm. II. Seward delegation attending the Saturday hop at the White Pass club were, James H. Smith, Louis Zellermeyerr M. Guilfoyle, George Duester, Geo. Christopher and some more "liVe ones" whose names we did not obtain.
The daily Alaskan., 1915-10-25
THE PRENIIER'S POLICY
 WINS THREE TO ONE

Johannesburg, south Africa, Oct. 25-Premier BOtha's party and pol icy won by a three to one majority in the preliminary election which was held here today.
The daily Alaskan., 1915-10-25
ENROLLED FUR
 HIS TREBCHE8Y

Berlin. Oct. 25-Dr. Konstantin T Bumba, former Austro-Hungarian ambassador to the United states, has been ennObled by Francis Jos eph l., Emperor of Austria and King of Hungary
The daily Alaskan., 1915-10-25
THE F8ENCH-SERVIAN TROOPS
 SMASH BULGARIAN OFFENSIVE

Paris, Oct. 25-All the quadruple entente powers have joined in a de- mand that Greece come out openly in support of either the TeutOnic allies or the Quadruple entente al- lies.
 London, Ot. 25-Half of Servian- Macedonia is now reported to be in the possession of the Bulgarians.
The daily Alaskan., 1915-10-25

The Russian government has Issued an ukase for a credit loan on the foreign markets of two and three quarters billions.
The daily Alaskan., 1915-10-25
ALASKA FyRS
 AT H.GH PRICES

St. Louis, Oct. 25-The Alaska fur sales conducted by the govern ment here Friday of last week proved to be a phenomenal success. Record prices prevailed for Alaska
 Continued on page A.
The daily Alaskan., 1915-10-25
GERMAN CRUISER SUNK
 BY BRITISH SUBMARINE

Petrograd, Oct. 25-A German cruiser is reported to have been
The daily Alaskan., 1915-10-25

Paris, Oct. 25-It was announced here this morning that the Italians had captured the Austrian fortress Oi GOritz.
The daily Alaskan., 1915-10-25
AUSTRIAN AER0PLANES MAKE
 ATTACKS ON CITY OF VENICE

Vienna, Oct. 25-The Italians, who have been engaged in a smashing offensive movement, are reported to have been repulsed with heavy losses.
The daily Alaskan., 1915-10-25

sunk by British submarine today near Libau.
The daily Alaskan., 1915-10-25

Continued on page A.