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Evening journal., 1915-06-21
FISHERMEN WANT BEACON.

Special to THE EVENING JOURNAL.
LEWES, Del. June Fishermen
who use motor boats in the Lewes
Canal are circulating a petition for
siPners 10 be senlf TO the Lighthouse
Department asking that q red Light
he established at the. je1ty al the
mouth G. the new Lewes canal in
Delaware Bay. isoats un'amii'aY with
the mouth OF the creek are uany
times taken by the jetty on dark
nights. no lieht or objects be'ug there
TO direct them aid many times motor
boats have teen beached on account
of not knowing where they we're.
Evening journal., 1915-06-21
Dayton. Ohio.
SCREAMS NAYE MnMAN.

MILFORD, Del. June 21-Return-
ing to her home on South Walnut
street. after having closed her store.
Mrs. Charles Roux was attacked by a
colored man but escaped injury when
persons who live near ran out OF their
homes in response to her screams
Mrs. RouX had just crossed the rail-
road tracks and was opposite a va
cant lot when the negro seized her
in the scuffie her clothes we're badly
torn and as the man escaped he stole
q silver mesh bag which contained
some money.
Evening journal., 1915-06-21

delights at Wildwood The broad placid
waters of Grassy Sound form an ad-
mirable course The State inland water
way connects Wildwood with all other
coast resorts The Holly Beach Yacht
Club, at Wildwood Crest. is one of the
largest and finest club houses ON the
coast, it is the social centre of Five Mile
Beach, providing splendid entertainment
for all its members and their families.
The hotels and cottagers at Wildwood
are served with fresh vegetables, poul-
try and eggs from the adjacent farms
on the mainland. This service, coupled
with the sea food which may he had
simply for the taking makes living at
Wildwood not only delightful, but eX-
cccdingly cheap.
Cottages, bungalows and apartments
may he had at prices to suit any poe
ketbook. while large homelike hotels
offer advantages not offered anywhere
else at exceedingly reasonable prices.
Evening journal., 1915-06-21
MOTORCYCLIsTs VISIT DOVER.

DOVER. Del. June Eighty-one
members of the Motorcycle Club of
Philadelphia. with their wives and
chldred. mOtored to Dover yester-
day They left Philadelphia at g
o'clock and arrived here between 10
and IL o'clock President George w.
Lapp of the club, reported good roads
and a fine trip. They checked out on
the return trip at o'clock.
Evening journal., 1915-06-21
HIs RRnrHER IN rRANCF.

FEDERAI.sRURG, Md. June 21.--
DR.. II. NJ MacGibbon, of this town,
last week received a postal card from
his only brother. Frank MacGibbon,
who last winter joined the Canadian
Volunteers and has now been ordered
to the front me postal was ccn-
sored and the news meagre. The card
is printed with 1arious brief COM
munications, which the writer marks
to indicate his message. The card
was sent from France and stated That
the writer was well.
Evening journal., 1915-06-21
STRICKEN WITH Eft.

Harry Redding. aged 80 years, of
No 1910 Oak street. while walking
along Seventh street between Market
and Shipley streets Saturday night
fell in ft. He was removed to the
Delaware Hospital in the Phoenix
ambulance.
Evening journal., 1915-06-21

State and, nodding his head to Mr.
Seward to indicate that the time had
come for the Secretary to begin his
reply. he would say to the foreign
minister: "Well. I am glad to have
heard you. The Secretary Of state
will read my reply TO your address" 3"
When the reply was read, the Presi-
dent would shake hands with the min
lister cordially and then retire TO his
room.
Copyright. 1915. by E. j. Edwards.
All rights reserved)
Tomorrow Mr. Edwards will tell
"How a Delicate Point in Diplomacy
Was. Managed"
Evening journal., 1915-06-21
ELECTRIC 90. CHARTERED.

Special to THE EVENING JOURNAL.
DOVER. Del. June 21.-The Nc
Hugh Electric Company of Whining
ton, was Incorporated here on Satur-
day with $4,000 capital to carry on
general electrical and mechanical
engineering business. The incorpora-
tors are George McHugh. Joseph H..
MaCleary. Richard W. Crooko, all of
Wilmington. Del
Evening journal., 1915-06-21

Get 10 know and read and use the
Want Ads and you will soon see they
will save you many a dollar and get you
what YOU want at tine same time-Adv.
Evening journal., 1915-06-21
Just "A Moment
nAIIY STRENGTH MD CkEE7
Compiled by John G. 0uintus.
(The Sunshine Mani

Who is among you that waketh in
darkness and hath no u 1tt Let MN
trust in the name of the Lord, and
stay upon his GOd.-Isa. 1. 10.
The heart that yet can hope and trust.
And cry to Thee, though from the dust,
Is all unconquered still.
Paul Gerhardt.
Oh. that we would breathe out new
hone and new submission, every day.
Our waters are but ebb. and come
neither to our chin, nor to the stop
ming of our breath. / may see llt /
would borrow eyes from Christi dry
land. and that near; why then should
we not laugh at adversely. and scorn
our short-born and soon-dying temp
tations samuel Rutherford.
For he established testimony Ill
Jacob. ."-Psa. lxXviii. 3.
Son of Man. teach me what II is 10
be made for Thee. | have begun liie
with the vision of Jacobs dream. but
without the vision of Jacobs couch; |
have seen the shining. but not the
shade Reveal to me that when l cali
the shade Thou callest the shining Re-
veal 10 me that the night in my hemE
sphere is the day in Thine. Let me
learn that the flowers of Paradise are
the blossoms of early tears-the day
break vision of what was sown by
night. So shall hear the testimony
OF Jacob.
0 troubler heart of mine! we must
Less anxious be,
And learn our Fathers love to trust
Implicitly.
For why should we with doubt and
fear
Sit gloomily in shadows here,
And question whether God is near?
We should not doubt our Fathers
love,
Nor doubt His care,
He showers blessings from above
Free as the air;
And yet we put his gifts aside,
And fear that evil may betide;
Our sorrows may with us abide.
Oh. let us love Him more, my soul!
Love and adorel
And on Him all our burdens roll
For evermore
Let us look up into His face.
And there His loving kindness trace,
His saving and His keeping grace
Anna NJ. Hicks.
Dayton. Ohio
Evening journal., 1915-06-21

MIR. Worker, if you are unacquaintef
with the efficiency of the Want Ads. try
them today and see what they can and
~ill do for you.-Adv.
Evening journal., 1915-06-21

seemed to burn and itch
and looked very ugly. She
scratched a great deal and
would wake at night and
scratch and cry. Her face
was disfigured.
Il saw the advertisement
Of Cuticura Soap and Oint-
ment and sent FOR a free
sample. / only used them
three or four days when
she stopped scratching and
could sleep. bought somc
more and washed her with
the Cuticura Soap then
Evening journal., 1915-06-21
SEVERE SCALY RASH
ON BABY'S FACE
AndHead. Burned and ltched. Looked
veryUgIy, Face Disfgured. Used
Cuticura. In Two Months Free From
Trouble. Now Skin Like Velvet.

1889 9th Ave. East Altoona. Pa" My
baby's trouble started with a rash on her
face and head. Later Il got scaly. IL
Evening journal., 1915-06-21

anointed her with Cuticura Ointment
put the Ointment on her az night and washed
1t of in the morning After using them two
months they freed her from the trouble.
Now her skin Is Ike velvet with no signs
of the rash at ALL" (signedi Mrs. J. Z.
Mangus. Sept. 3. 1914.
Sample Each Free by Mail
With 32-p. Skin Book on request. Ad-
dress postcard "Cuticura. Dept. I. Bos-
ton" Sold throGshout the world.
Evening journal., 1915-06-21

Who is among you that waketh IN
darkness and hath no li~htg Let him
trust in the name of the LORD and
stay upon his GOd.-Isa. 1. 10.
Evening journal., 1915-06-21

The heart that yet can hope and trust,
And cry to Thee. though from the dust
....,-,utsorod cff11
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1915-07-17

Daniel Denehey was killed, and II
other persons were injured in a col.
lision of cars on roller coaster at
Youngstown, Ohio.
All valuable antiquities and works
Of art in northern Italy were removed
to Sicily.
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opportunity of purchasing strictly
high-grade six-cylinder touring car un-
der $1,000.
The equipment includes electric
lighting and starting system, together
with electric horn and demountable
rims carrying 32x4-inch tires.
The gasoline is fed automatically
from the tank in the rear to the car
huretor by the improved Stewart vac
uum system. thus eliminating all ne
cessity OF bothering with q hand pump
pressure feed
This car is also issued in a road.
ster. model ''D,44,' embodying all the
latest features of design, with en-
closed rear deck and full equipment,
same being Identical to the equipment
furnished in the model "D-45."
Prices Of these cars. f. o. b. Homo
lulu are as follows:
Model sD44." $3.50 terms; SLIPS
cash.
Model "D-45." sl1s5 terms; s11so
cash.
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has many friends in the service who
viii remember many attractive per-
sonal qualities and brilliant social
gifts.
Mrs. Edmund Butts entertained on
Friday night with a hop supper be.
fore the 25th Infantry hop. Yellow
decorations were used advantageously
on the tables, at which were seated
Maj. and Mrs. Ernest Gose, Capt. and
Mrs. David Stone, Miss Anna Bell
Harrington, Capt and Mrs. Clyde Cru.
san, Lieut.. and Mrs. John Hinemon,
DR.. and Mrs. Raymond Bliss. Lieut..
and Mrs. William McCleave, Lieut..
Wheeler and the hosts.
Capt. and Mrs. Americas Mitchell
gave a dinner on Wednesday for Mai.
snd Mrs. Ernest Gose. Mai. and Mrs.
Edmund Butts, Capt. and Mrs. George
Apple and Capt Harry Williams. Pink
asters and ferns made a dainty decor
alton for an attractiyely appointed
table.
Col. and Mrs. Walter Kendall gave
a dinner of IL covers on Wednesday,
entertaining for Col. and Mrs. L. w.
". Kennon, Col George Sands. Col.
John Mcmahon. Capt. and Mrs. Lucius
Holbrook, Lieut.. and Mrs. Jerome
Pillow and Madame Bougardier.
Mrs. George Stevens Gay on We'd
nesday suffered painful accident ia
wrenching her ankle quite severely.
Mrs. Gay is now under treatment and
enjoying the sympathy of he MANY
friends. who hope that she viii be
able to be about again shortly.
On Monday evening Capt Charles
Ferris was dinner host. entertain
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Won HAMM- YOUNG ANNOUNCEMENT
ARRIVAL l9I6SMALL g BUICK.


The Won Hamm-Young Company.
Ltd. announce the arrival this week
Of the 1916 model "D-45" small So
Buick touring car. This car is the
latest word in Buick overhead valve
motor construction, which, combined
with their new stream-line body, pre-
sents the classiest light Is" car that
the local market has ever seen.
The principal points remarked upon
by the numerous visitors to the Won
Hamm-Young Company's salesroom.
are the cantilever spring suspension.
low slung body with gasoline tank In
the rear, and one-man top It is prac-
tically impossible. in a written article,
to get fair idea Of the actual flexi-
bility and comfort of these cars as
their appearance and size fall far
short OF indicating the cars wonder
full power and its easy and luxuriant
riding qualities.
This is the first time in the history
of the automobile industry that Ho-
nolulu buyers have been afforded an
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Your DrugRistss soc per Bottle. Murine Eye
SsIveinT 6bes2sc. ForBeok sItheEyefreeask
Druggists q Murine Eye Remedy Co.. chlssss
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|nrrIeon and Miss
the winners of
lie IN the after
|ear was served
ose q very pleas
bee and Welcome
h luncheon on
In shades Of blue
bowl Of blue and
IA was placed In
E. blue and white
shane of butter.
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Eyes inhzmed BY exlo.
sure 10 Sun. Dustznd vlB1
quickly relieved By nWi1o
Remedy. No Smzrtine.
Just Eye Comfort. AZ
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ing his guests delightfully."- at the Hall
eva hotel. Present were Capt. and
Mrs. Americas Mitchell, Lieut.. and
Mrs. Robert Harbold and the host.
Lieut.. and Mrs. Hyatt Pitts. who
have recently joined the First Infan.
try, Lieut.. Pitts having been trans
ferred from the 18th Infantry. ere the
guests of Lieut. and Mrs. Franklin
Rice until they can unpack.
Lieut. and Mrs. George Harrison
were dinner hosts on Tuesday for
Capt. and Mrs. William Mapes. Miss
Hazel Harrison and Lieut.. Oswald
Saunders.
Mrs. George Apple, during the abb
sence of Capt. Apple from the post,
will spend a number of days of this
week with friends in Honolulu
-
Mrs. James Bell and son Jimmie
from Fort Shafter are guests for this
week of Capt. and Mrs. Clarence r.
Day of the 4th Cavalry
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On Monday evening Capt. Charles
Ferris was dinner host entertain
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|arrIson and Miss
the winners OF
Re IN the after
|ear was served
ose q very pleas
Imperial Valley press., 1915-09-27
NUMBER 126
ENGINEER NUHN's REPORT

In the Progress Sunday the
statement Is made that the report
of Engineer Num- on an all-amer-
lean canal was published In sew
eraI papers at the time It was
made, and that the Progress
would repubIIsh 1t Tuesday.
The fact Is that on July f3,
1913, Mr.. Mum made a prelIml-
nary short report, the facts in
which we're published he then
left the valley and some time later
mailed to the district a full re-
port, consisting Of II typewriter
pages, which would make about 4
coiumno OF this newspaper. This
report has been shown to 2 or 3
persons on promise that they
would not publish 1t, and it has
not been made public.
II the Progress prints this docu-
ment tomorrow in full 1t is be-
lieyed it will make interesting
reading, but II It prints the pre-
lminary report of july II, 1913,
ii might better have saved its
space.
Imperial Valley press., 1915-09-27

The irrigation district board Will
meet tomorrow. and il is possible the
session will develop some matters Of
great interest
II has been decided not io file The
petitions for the recall Of Directors
hamilton and Brockman until after 10
morroW's session, in The hope that The
board will take some action i'll con
formly with The public demand.
A peculiar condition is presented in
The ease of HE allorncyship NJ w.
Conkling rendered his resignation as
attorney for the district, and legal de
cisions are to The effect that severed
hi, relationship 10 the district, in spite
of the refusal of Messrs. Hamilton,
Brockman and Bennett 10 accept the
resignation.
But. while he has no legal stand
ing as attorney for the district, he is
rpcognized as such by the majority of
the directors.
At The same time, Lieutenant Gov
ernor Eshleman, acting under appoint
Imperial Valley press., 1915-09-27
r. II. MADDUX. MISS
UDA SIMMONS WE'D
AT LOS ANGELES

Richard Henry MaddnN and Miss
katherine llda simmons. both OF his
city. were married at Lo, Angeles Sal
urday afternoon by Rev. j. w. Mad
duX. father of lhc bridegroom. After
the ceremony Mr.. and Mrs. MaddnX left
on honeymoon trip which Will in
cluda The beach towns along the coast.
They had intended Ia visil the San
Francisco exposition. but because ii
will be necessary for Mr.. MaddnX to
return here The first of HE month they
will spend their honeymoon about Los
Angeles. They will be at home at $40
Olive street.
Among those present at the cere-
mony were Mr.. and Mrs. j. j. Sim
mons. parents of the bride; the hride's
brother and sister-n-law, Mr.. and Mrs
Bert j. simmons, Mr.. and Mrs. j. w
Maddux and Miss Dorothy Duffy.
Imperial Valley press., 1915-09-27

could br crammrd inlo lhc page, of
a dozen dime novels.
And lhry are on the job every hour
of the day and nehl suardine Charlr,
VI. ~chWah's great steel mills
/ The mills where millions If dollar,
worth of guns and munitions are br-
ine manufactured for lhe Allir-.
Where 10000 Au~lrians are rm-
iploNcd.
Where the Austrian amhaesador il
IS charged, lrird Ia caller strikes
Where plot after plat to wreck ar
destroy ar liz up The plant has been
nlppcd in the bud 81 far
Because of lhie outsiders are not
welcomed in This town. unless they
can prove that Their business is lcgili-
male. for the town is The steel mills
and the steel mills the town If You
cant explain your business salisfac
torly gou are watched until You leave
town In somr eases recently stran-
eers have lcfl Town in i hurry.
The mill bulldingS string uul for
nearly , miles. The rompIny'o prop
| rrly extends for almost g. Starring
| AT He big bridge III South Bethlehem,
HE ~chWah plants aud property fol
loW the Lchieh river on down pasl HE
lawns Of Freemanshure and Rrddine
Ion and Is guarded every fool of The
WaN every hour in the -
SchWah hle prNalr police force
Of 100 men guardina The mlls under
the direction Of llrr own chief Of
police Garrett Roach He -aW service
! ID llr spanish American war and most
Of HE men under him are eN-~uldiers.
Bu HAT Is not all. Inside The plant,
working side hN side with The regular
cmpluHr>. are detectives. Every tenth
man in HE ,hou,. onr forruan told me,
/ Is a ~lenlh. and there arr 900 men
Working in HE plants.
They WORK quietly bnD quickly -
When action i needed Uu more HAN
one Dccao'on il Is ~aid thr> have aNerl
rd rNplo,ion, jusl in the uIrh Of time.
Each rmployr ha~ an identification
card Without HIS card IL cannot
enter the galr~ even lhuu2lI ne has
worked there for wears
\ man is not allowed Ia - into
another department hrsdr- The one
where his work i. When lhry leave
/ hc plant at niell llIr> cannot roll up
their oNrralIs until after Dhey have
passed The outer aale. From their
Workshop 10 The e.lr fhrN must WaIh
with oNrralls held read, for insprr-
lion.
I'm lhe morning lhrl rau jahe nolhin2
inlu lhe plant hal = uarhasr Of lunch
If This should hr ~uNpiciuuslH larger
han usual lhe man is ,lopped and lh'
bundle Inspected
one man from lhc >lrapncl plant
recently tried la leave al ni2hl car
.r>ng bundle which he explained wa,
HE unealrn part ot his lunch. ~ne-
.piriou,. the guards opened lhe bundle
and found a small machine gun cart
ridge. The man explained lhal he
wanted il only far a souvenir. hul h'
was DISCHARGED This meant leaving
.thr Town. because lhere il no place fol
one who ha, The steel company'o har
placed upon him.
Imperial Valley press., 1915-09-27
CASEY FAILS TO
APPEAR AT TIME
SET FOR PLEADING

Attorney O. V, Wilson this morning
before superior Jndlr cole, announced
In withdrawal a. counsel for IL J.
Casey, alleged lIheler Of the memory
Of me late sheriff Meadows. This
morning had been sci u, tire time for
entrrIna q plea hv Casey hul lhe de
fendlnl failed Ia appear in court.
The case W., continued until 100
this afternoon and II At that time
CasrN does mol appear II Will te set
oSer until tomurraN morning
casey Vas released shortly after his
arrest under 5000 bond
Attorney -. y Wilson. in explain
ing lhr absence of casey from court
This morning stated Ia superior Judge
Cole that h. understood thai Casey
had been under HE Influence ot liquor
and asked for q continuance. CaSry'S
hondSmen Will probably hr notified Of
Attorney Wilson's withdrawal.
Imperial Valley press., 1915-09-27
IMPERIAL TRUSTEES
TO DISCUSS SEWER
WITH BOARD HERE

ARRANGEMENTS arr helng perfected
h} Mayor ~Wan~on for lhc projected
meeting between The Imperial and FL
Grulro boards of trustees hrre some
tim" thl~ Weeh The conference Will
be held With ylrW Ia reaching an
agreement 10 advertise for bids for
The bond issues of both cities.
Al The present time HE city has re-
ceiNrd number II proposals To dis
POSE of the bonds but not a single bid
Ia perform the Work
James f. Kennedy, representing hi
father, a bond buyer and sewer con
lrsetor with offices in the principa.
eoasl eilir-, has submitted a propose
10 ihc elly Ia purchase the bonds a.
par and perform the work
Mr.. Kennedy has offered to place
S250,000 on deposit with the eli
treasurer with The proNiSo that he
may draw from This amount to defray
his expenses while performing his con
lraci.' Mayor Swanson said This morn
ing
AT specified intervals he will draw
from that amount To meet expenses and
for the amount of money Withdrawn
be viii receive an equivalent yalnr +
city sewer bonds,' the mayor contn-
ued.
"The city will receive the accrued
interest on the bonds mp 10 the time
they are placed in Mr.. kennedy's hands
and after that time the city will pay
interest TO the holder on the number
of bonds in his possession
I'VE have had number of propoS-
ais 10 dispose Of the bonds. but, with
the exception OF Mr. kennedY'S propO-
sal, we have not had a single offer 10
perform the work Of installing the
sewer" y ~
The matter, however, ne said was
being considered hy the city.
Mr. Kennedy i carving out
5000 900 contract IN Sacramento that
i, similar to HE proposal he made to
this city and the plan seems IN he
working oUt satisfactorily" the mayor
sad
Imperial Valley press., 1915-09-27
BASEBALL FANS
MEET WEDNESDAY,

Baseball fans who are reviewing Nis-
ions of HE games PLAYED on valley
diamonds last year and Wonlernp
whether there is going to be- winter
lcaenc this year. are invited to attend
meeting at : 80 "Wednesday evening
al the office II Attorney j. F. Sey-
mour in the FirSt National Bank build
ing
The new league will receive lis first
impetus there. for it is planned to re-
organize The FL Centre baseball club
and elect officers.
The meeting "Wednesday is a direct
move toward organizing valley
league, as a conference will probably
be held Al the end of rhc week. in
which every valley town will he invited
To- take part
The club of laSl year has no out
side debts staring ii IN the face. which
ought tO prove an encouraging factor
About half a dozen Of the officials of
ltsl year were compelled to dig down
Ia meet Deficiencies III The treasury be
'''iNf lIlt RdIP Ifftlpi~ were ilnI ltfHt
enough IL drfray All The expenses, and
10 the>r men The clnb j. ,nll lndrhted
VI unr knows whether The players
This year viii hr selected from ama-
lrur. professional or major league
rank. and il is highly probable thai
there VIII he no definite stand taken
until HE meeting "Wednesday nlQht aud
the drci,ion reached then viii likely
drprnd upon what representatives Of
lhr other towns have decided upon
With HE exception uf few needed
minor repalrs. The bah park can be
RESTORED without q considerable ~
prndilure. \ new root viii hayr Ia he
pm an HE grand stand ana portion,
~ HE fence that have been thrown
down hy the recent heavy Wind1torm
viii have H. hc repaired