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Evening journal., 1915-03-04
ROBERT LAYFIELD
RESTS UNDER BLOOMS
Continued from Page H.

dent Of Johns Hopkins University, of
which the youth was a student, attend
ed the funeral.
Forty students from Bobs class at
Johns Hopkins. a delegation from Le-
high University, fifty students from
Friends School and individual friends
from the Wilmington High School
also attended the funeral. The pail
bearers we're the friends OF Bob in
this city and his classmates. They
follow: Thomas Bradford, Stephen
Curtis and Paul Nowland. OF this city;
Paul Wilkinson, Allen Voshell and Mr.
Sutton. Of Johns Hopkins.
Among the floral pieces was n
wreath of violets. lilies OF the valley
and orchids from the Atlas Powder
Company, OF which Roberts father Is
vice-presldent.
The Atlas Powder Company sent a
wreath of pink roses and orchids;
Mr.. and Mrs. II. NJ. Barksdale sent a
floral wreath; Charles Patterson,
bunch Of tulips; Mr.. and Mrs. Rich
ard Pilling and family, wreath OF
sweetheart roses; Mr.. anu Mrs. Frank
Turner. wreath of violets, and John j.
| Raskob, wreath OF roses.
Evening journal., 1915-03-04
fETE BRIDE -To-BE.

A number of social affairs have been
given this week for the approaching
marriage of Miss Madeline Davis
daughter of Millard f. Davis. and
Frederick Clemens Zeisberg, ON Satm
day afternoon at Trinity Episcopal
Church.
On Monday of last week Miss MARY
Rayner had Jelly shower for Miss
Davis; Tuesday Miss Alice Speer had
basket shower; Wednesday evening Mr.
and Mrs. Elwood Davis gave dinner
for Miss Davis and Mr.. Ieisherg and
SATURDAY afternoon Miss Margaret
Hudson gave a serpictte shower. Mr..
Zeisbera's home is in Abingdon. Va, and
he has lived in this city about three
wears. in the employ of the f. |. dupont
de Nemours Company as d chemist.
Evening journal., 1915-03-04
BIRTHDAY PARTY.

Miss Margaret Andrews entertain
ed few of her girl friends at her
home. No. 1925 Lowering avenue, on
Tuesday evening, in honor of Miss
Blanche McDoo's eighteenth birth
day anniversary. Miss Gertrude Alb
bott gave a vocal solo, accompanied
by Miss Sara Elliott. Piano selec-
tions were given by Miss Anna An
drew's and Alice Brown. Those pres
ent were Misses Gertrude Abbott,
Margaret Andrews, Anna Andrews,
Sara Elliott, Anna Elliott, Anna Alb
bott, Mary Brown, Annie Walking,
Blanche McDoo, Florence McDoo,
Alice Brown and Elsie Baron.
Evening journal., 1915-03-04
VARIETY SHOWER.

Miss Fay Eta Sherwood was given
surprise variety shower last even
ing by a number of friends. at her
home, No. 613 West Sixth street She
received many beautiful and useful
gifts. Miss Edith Caldwell played
piano selections and solos were sung
by Miss Caldwell and Miss Sherwood.
Those present were: The Misses
Anna Hackendorn. Millie Larson,
Viola Pierson. Theresa McAteer. Mil
dred Slaughter Martha McCardle.
Anna Douglas, Hilda Gummert Edith
Caldwell. Jennie Fegley. Ella Wood
ward, Nora Smith. Helen Nhitcraft,
Mary Franklin. Fay Eta Sherwood,
Mrs. E. Brotton. Mrs. F. Bursler Mrs.
X. Franklin and daughter, Miss Ruth
Sherwood. Mr.. and Mrs. G. Johnson
and Mr.. and Mrs. W. Sherwood, Sr.
Miss sherwood is 10 be married TO
Earle H. Taylor in the near future.
Evening journal., 1915-03-04
BIRTHDAY PARTY
FOR DAUGHTER

Mr. and Mrs. Charles Murray, of
No. 1897 Walnut street. gave a party
Monday evening TO their daughter
Madeline in honor of her fourth BIRTH
day. An enjoyable evening was spent
in playing games Those present
were: Madeline Murray, Elizabeth
Kolb, Agnes Morrow Helen Morrow,
Gertrude Gemmill. Mildred Dillman.
Pearl Adams. Ella Dillman, Clara
Dillman. Anna Dolan. Warren Kolb,
Harry Adams. Jr.. Paul Dolan. Alloy
sius Dolan. Harry Morrow, Francis
Morrow. Richard Crowley, Charles
Murray. Mrs. May Jones, Miss Belle
Dawson. Miss Blanch Husfelt, David
Gemmin. John Gemmill. James Gem
mill, William Stilley, Filton Wright,
Mrs. Harry Adams. Mrs Herman Hus-
felt and Mr.. and Mrs. Charley Muir
ray.
Evening journal., 1915-03-04
AT THE VICTORIA.

Taking Ways" or whats a
Kleptomaniac?" is fully explained for
the last time in today's comedy pic
ture stop Thief" at the Victoria.
The situations and scenes make this
one of the funniest photo plays seen
here in a long time. Fine violin solos.
both popular and classic, are rendered
during intermission by the celebrated
Fritz Ullrich. To hear this we'll known
artist is a treat Tomorrow will be
shown Robert billiards great sue
cess. "A Fool There Was"
Evening journal., 1915-03-04

Turkish troops are reported TO be
hurriedly massing on the Asiatlc side
of the Dardanelles for the purpose of
aiding in preventing the allies from
forcing a passage through the strait
and capture Constantinople. Under
Essad Pasha, the defender of Janina,
large army is being assembled.
Troops engaged In the Egyptian cam
paign have been hastily withdrawn.
If the allied warships land marines
along the Dardanelles there is GER
tain to be land conflicts. English
marines are sturdy fighters.
Evening journal., 1915-03-04
PURlM BALL TONIGHT.

The members Of Ador Kodesch con-
gregation will hold their fourth an
nual Purim ball in tho Odd Fellows
Hall at Tenth and King street to-
night. The feature Of the evening
viii be the grand march. which viii
be directed by Pinkus B. Kanofsky,
assisted by Arthur Gluckman, lgnace
Hart and I. Rosenblatt The proceeds
viii be added to the maintenance
FUNDS of the Hebrew daily and Sun
day school,
Evening journal., 1915-03-04
TO HAVE MEASURING PARTY.

Under the auspices of the Chris
tian Fndeavor Society Of First Pres
byterian Church. a measuring party
will be given in the lecture room Of
the church this evening at SIS
O'Clock. The proceeds viii so TO
the missionary fund. A unique fca-
ture lies in the fact that each one is
supposed 10 give three cents for every
foot he is tall. A musical program
including a piano duet by Miss NJ
Mae Byerly and Mrs A. c. Price and
a violin duet by Aliridge Grccnman
and Arthur Brooks will be presented,
at the conclusion Of which games VIII
be played.
Evening journal., 1915-03-04
ATT THE MAJESTIC.

TO see this graceful swimmer and
diver in a drama, supposed to have
taken place underneath the ocean,
where the characters are mermaids
and water nymphs, Annette Keller
man was sent to Bermuda, where this
great photoplay was filmed, and Her
bert Bremen produced 1t. There are
many interesting scenes in this photo
play. The picture will be shown at
the Majestic Oh Monday.
Evening journal., 1915-03-04
MIR. BERLET ADDRESS ROTARIANs

+. ]. Berlet, of Philadelphia, vice
president of Rotary Clubs, addressed
the meeting of the Rotary Club, of this
city, in the Hotel DUPONT rose room
today. Mr. Berlet spoke on "Rotar-
ian" matters and his subject was dis
cussed during the meeting of the club.
The local organization has fifty-slx
members, forty-seven of whom were
present at the meeting today.
Evening journal., 1915-03-04
CHILDREN's SHOW AT LYRIC.

Commencing Saturday morning, the
Lyric management will inaugurate
special shows for children between 10
and - o'clock. at bargain prices. Spe-
cial subjects will be selected for each
week which will be pleasing to the
little ones, and arrangements are being
made to care for them in the best pos
slble manner.
Evening journal., 1915-03-04
DUTCH TO QUIZ ENGLISH.
BY The United PRESS.

Dy Inc J0lltu IItcH.
THE HAGUE. March 4.-The Dutch
government will follow the course in
dicated by America with reference to
England's declaration OF a blockade"
against Germany. Great Britain will
be asked for more explicit state
ment.
The government trade commission
er made this known at a meeting Of
Dutch shippers today
Evening journal., 1915-03-04
DENTAL sOCTETY OFFICFRS.

AT a special meeting of the Della
ware State Dental Society held in the
Offices of Drs. Watson and Cough in
the Ford Building last night. the fol-
lowing officers we're elected: DR.. p.
II. Keaveny. president; DR.. H. c. Wat
son. vice-president; DR.. Philip South
ard, secretary: DIR. p. S. Pierce, treas
urer; executive committee. Drs. Will
liam c. Speakman, Il. p. Burnham and
c. J. Jeffers, Jr.
Evening journal., 1915-03-04
ENTERTAIN VISITORS.

Alr. and Mrs. Alfred ID. Warner enter
tanned Monday evening for Mr.. and Mrs
George w. Stone, of Santa Cruz, Cal.
who are here for their golden wedding
anniversary. which they formally cele-
brnted Saturday night. Mr. and Mrs
Ralph Stone, OF Detroit. Mich, and Mr.
and Mrs. Seymour Stone, OF Boston
Mass, have returned from a visit here.
Evening journal., 1915-03-04
TO GIVE coBwEB SOCIAL.

The Young Women's Hebrew Associa-
tion will give a "Cobweb sociar' next
Wednesday evening in the auditorium of
their hall. \ surprise program of anna
teur vaudeville, singing and dancing Il
being arranged. The following commit
tee will be in charge: Miss Dora Korn-
gold. chairman; Miss Mamie statnekoo
and Miss Lena ROsenblatt.
Evening journal., 1915-03-04
STRIkE DELAYS LINER.
By The United l'ress.

by Inc Onlleu lTesSs
LIVERPOOL, March 4.-The Amer
lean liner Philadelphia, which should
have sailed Tor New York last week.
is still detained at her dock here by
the coal heavers' strike. Her officers
said today that they were unable TO
announce any definite date for her
departure.
Evening journal., 1915-03-04
BOER REBELS MADE PRISONERS.

BY The United Press.
CAPE TOWN, South Africa, March
4.-Ten thousand Boer rebels were
taken prisoners during the recent re-
bellion against British authority in
the colony and losses on both sides
totalled 1000, Finance Minister
Smutz announced in the Assembly to-
day.
Evening journal., 1915-03-04
EXTRADITION FOR sTROMAN.

State Detective Thomas has gone
to Harrisburg. Pa. with requ.sition
papers for George Stroman. wanted
here for assault and robbery. The
man is accused of having assaulted
the manager of a local store and then
robbiDg him of about $50.
Evening journal., 1915-03-04
AUSTRIAN AVIATORS TRY TO
KILL MONTENECRIN PRINCE
BY The United Press.

~ AHN AhAA'N 4 A'oNt
CETTINJE, Montenegro March -
Two Austrian aviators made an un-
successful attempt to kill the Monte-
negrin Crown Prince Danilo and mem-
bers Of his family, according to official
dispatches from Antivari today The
aviators hurled several bombs at the
Grown Princes villa in the suburbs Of
Antivari. while Prince Danilo was ia
the residence. The bombs narrowly
missed their mark, but did no damage.
Only recently Austrian aviators
made an unsuccessful attempt to kill
King Nicholas, OF Montenegro. They
hurled bombs upon the lawn of the
royal palace, but we're driven off by
palace guards, members Of the royal
family witnessing the battle.
Evening journal., 1915-03-04
RED MEN AFTER MEMBERS.

Lenape Tribe, No. @, Improved Order
Of Red Men, will scalp twenty-five pale
faces on the night Of March %. The
membership committee OF the tribe is
working hard TO increase the member
shin
Evening journal., 1915-03-04
TURKISH FLEET FALLS
BACK BEFORE ALLIES
(contInued from Page 1.l

is without the slightest importance
the war Office asserted today. Il can
be compared to the recent statement
OF Przasnysz when the Germans took
10000 prisoners. Petrograd, II was
asserted. Is making the most of this
and other unimportant gains to d.
vert public attention from the disas-
trous rout OF the Slavs In the Ma
zurian Lakes.
Evening journal., 1915-03-04
REYIyAL At TOwNsEND.

\ revival is in progress in the Meth
odist Episcopal Church in Townsend
under the leadership of the Rev War
rem Burr Many arc being converted
a. 49, ~hole community is stirred.
Evening journal., 1915-03-04
OBSERVES soTH BIRTHDAY.

Mrs Mary White observed her s9th
birthday anniversary at her home, On
the Lancaster pike on Monday. In the
evening family gathering was held
and her children. grandchildren and
great grandchildren We're present.
Evening journal., 1915-03-04
DR. BLlKF AT 81. ANDRFW'S.

The Rev. James n. W. Blake. rector
OF Christ Church, Washington. d. c.,
will preach i'm 81. Andrews p. F..
Church next Wednesday night.
Evening journal., 1915-03-04
no GIVE BAsKET SOCIAL.

The Christiana Social of Christiana
NJ Z. Church will hold basket
social" in the basement Of the church
tonight
Evening journal., 1915-03-04
-LApY MINpERMERE,s FAN.v

Margaret Anglin, who is announced
as the attraction at The Playhouse
on next Tuesday evening in "Lady
Windermcro's Fam IS unique among
actresses. inasmuch as she never
keeps and stores away newspaper
comment about herself and her work.
Thus il is there are no records Of her
Australian tour or Of many oi the
triumphs Of her earlier career.
But at least part Of this lack was
supplied recently in a most unusual
manner. AZ the beginning of her New
York engagement last spring Miss
Anglin received letter which begau
as follows.
"Nly dear Miss Anglin;
Would you care 10 have some
scrapbooks of press notices of your
work that ] have found in an ola
trunk left some years ago for stor-
age?"
Evening journal., 1915-03-04
CARD CLUB MEETING.

The ladies' section of the Centreville
Card Club will meet this afternoon at
the residence of Mrs. John Frederick.
Evening journal., 1915-03-04
moo LAVE TO CLASsIFY


Z OR SALE-PARLOR STOVE no otf
Washington street. mara a
Evening journal., 1915-03-04

Il is assumed that the Jean and
Kinaldon are victims of German sea-
raiders. possibly of the Karlsruhe.
which has been reported in South
American waters The Kinaldon does
not appear in Lloyd's register. There
are three Jeans. all sailing barks-
Evening journal., 1915-03-04
CREWS ARE LANDED.
Bv The United Press.

by Tic Ihlted TIesss
SANTIAGO, Chile, March A.
Crews of the French bark Jean and
of the British steamer Kinaldon.
sunk on January 1, were landed safe
ly at Easter Island, according to
Navy Department statement today.
The censor prohibits further details
regarding the sinking of the ships.
Evening journal., 1915-03-04

The Want Ad way is the right and
quick way to sell.-Ady.
The Canon City record with which is consolidated the Canon City cannon., 1915-12-16
sclArlcA.s PIERcINo PAIN

To kill the nerve pains of Sciatica
you can always depend on Sloan's
Liniment. II penetrates to the seat
OF pain and brings ease as soon as IL
is applied. A great comfort too.
with sloan's Liniment is that no rub
bing Is required. Sloan's Liniment is
invaluable for stopping muscular or
nerve pain OF any kind. Try It at
once IL you suffer with Rheumatism.
Lumbago. Sore Throat. Pain in Chest.
sprains, Bruises, etc. 1t is excellent
for Neuralgia and Headache. 25c at
all Druggists.-adv.
The Canon City record with which is consolidated the Canon City cannon., 1915-12-16
FORMER CANON CITY
MAN COMMITS SUICIDE

ST c. Paxon. a former resident of
Ter county, committed suicide at his
home in Victor shortly after nine
O'Clock Friday morning by shooting
himself in the head, from the effects
OF which he died instantly. Mr.. Pax
on lived here for many years and will
be remembered by the older residents
OF the community. He left Canon City
for the Cripple Greek district eighteen
or nineteen years ago and engaged in
business in Victor where he was may
or in 1901.
Mr.. Paxon was employed in the hard
ware business here for a long time;
first as a salesman with the firm of
Savage & Young and subsequently
with Robert Stewart. He was married
here to Miss Kate Deuber, whose faith
er was at that time warden of the peni-
tentiary. She died pere and was
buried at Greenwood cemetery. Subse-
quentiy he was married to the nurse
who took care of his first wife during
her last illness. She and one daugh-
ter by the second marriage survives
him
Numerous inquiries have been made
BY Mr.. Paxon's friends here during
the last twentyfour hours with a view
of aseertaining the motive that prompt
ed him to take his life, but without
very satisfactory results. 1t is init
mated that financial troubles may have
had something to do with it and that
brooding over his affairs produced
temporary insanity. His wife is said
TO have suspected for several days
previous to his death that his mind
was deranged and to have kept a very
strict oversight upon him. friday
morning he managed to e,ude her
watchfulness and slipped out of the
house and around to the front of his
store where he fired a bullet into his
brain.
Mr.. Paxon had been in the hardware
trade at Victor for long time and was
one of the best known business men
there. He was forty-fye' years Of age
and had many friends in the Cripple
Greek district. His Canon City ae.
quaintances and former associates de-
plore his tragic and untimely death.
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solo-"A Dream So Fair. John w.
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Miaa EHaraa -
Miss Evans
woMAN,s RELIEF CORPS

The regular semi-monthly meeting
OF Greenwood Corps No. 20 Woman's
Relief Corps was held Wednesday at
Odd Fellows hall with Mrs; Sarah
Dunalp presiding.
The following officers were elected
for the ensuing year:
Iva Earl, president; Emma Clay
baugh. senior vice-prasident; Maria
Taylor. junior vice-president; NJ. J.
Terry chaplain; Sarah Dunlap. treas
urer: Annie Sidwell, conductor; Ad-
die French, guard. Other officers are
appointive:
Mesdames Taylor. Courtney, Nelson,
Sale. were elected delegates to the
convention to be held at Pueblo.
Mesdames Tobler. Combs. Towers.
and Sova were elected alternates.
1t was voted to give a IL O'Clock
dinner TO the old comrades and their
wives Wednesday, Dec. %.
The Canon City record with which is consolidated the Canon City cannon., 1915-12-16
MISS MApeE MEREoITH
CELEBRATES eIRTHDA

Eight little ladies assisted Miss
Madge Meredith TO celebrate her sth
birthday "Wednesday. The guests
9athered at the Meredith home. 2s2
Rudd ave, where they had a merry
time at a nut hunt and playing vari.
GUS games. Later they were taken
for an auto ride about town by Miss
Susie Gardner. returning for a deli.
cious supper which was served at six
O'Clock. The birthday cake with the
proper number of candles was the
crowning feature. The guests. weary
happy. left for their homes short.
ly after supper. wishing their little
hostess many returns of the happy
day.
The Canon City record with which is consolidated the Canon City cannon., 1915-12-16
WILL HOLD JOINT IN
STALLATI0M IN JANUARY

The annual election of officers OF
Canon City Camp No. 1890, Modern
woodmen of America. and of May
flower Camp, Royal Neighbors. have
taken place this week; the former
Monday night and the latter Friday
night The members of the. two or
ganizations will have joint installa-
ton early in January. The officers
elect of the woodmen are:
w. B. Arnold, consul; J. H. Horney.
adviser; C. r. Foresman, clerk; A.
S. Lonnacker. banker; l. E. Schmidt
escort; Thomas Kearney. inner SEN
tinel; A. ]. Oates. outer sentinel:
DR.. Pitt A Wade and DIR c. II. wiikin-
son. physicians. l. C. Gerlach. trus-
tee for three years; C. F. Campbell.
trustee for two years.
The offcers-elect OF The Royal
Neighbors are Mrs. Nettie F1esher.
oracle; Miss Lena Hiatt, vice-oracle:
Mrs. Ethel Wallace, past oracle; Mrs.
Emma Horney, chancellor; Mrs. Fanny
Foresuan. recorder; Mrs. Anna
Schmidt. receiver: Mrs. Ada Wilson.
marshall: Mrs. Louie Shepherd, inner
sentinel Mrs Viola Emory. outer SEN
tinel; Miss Irene Kramer. manager
for three years: DR.. Pitt A. Wade and
DR.. c. H. Wilkinson, physicians;
Miss Effie Tyler. musician.
The Canon City record with which is consolidated the Canon City cannon., 1915-12-16
coLuMeINE CIRCLE MEETS.

The coiunhine Circle OF the L. p
church met with Miss Irene Hamii'
ion at her home on Hazel s-enue on
Monday evening, twelve members be-
ing present. The Circle is young
ladies' missionary society and also a
social club. The early part of The
evening was devoted TO study. the
topic being. In Red Mans Land.
which was led by Mrs. I. n. Rankin.
Later a social hour was enjoyed dur
ing which the ladies did fancywork
and light refreshments were served
by the hosieas.
The Canon City record with which is consolidated the Canon City cannon., 1915-12-16
SOCIAL NOTES
woMAM,s cLUe MEETING.

The regular. weekly meeting of the
Woman's Club was held Tuesday at
Pythian hall with Mrs. Goodloe pre-
siding.
The report OF the secretary for pre-
vious meeting was read and approved
The treasurer reported that $50 had
been paid on the endowment fund
which was the balance due on the $40
assessment and s52 had been paid to
Mrs. Harding on the scholarship fund.
The subject under consideration for
the afternoon was The Incas." A
paper on Their Origin and History
written by Mrs. Harding was read by
Mrs. Goodloe. Mrs. Homan present
ed a hne paper on Their Religion
and Festivals" and Mrs. Ray. care
fully prepared paper on Their ciyili-
zation and Government, Members re-
sponded TO roll call with Current
Events"
The meeting next week will be the
last OF the year and a full attendance
is desired. A Christmas Party" in
charge OF the executive committee,
A Christmas tree is 10 be one OF the
features OF entertainment for which
each member is requested to bring a
small gift
Members win respond to roll call
With christmas Customs
In order to make this party great
sue, ess each must do her part and
respond heartily.
The Canon City record with which is consolidated the Canon City cannon., 1915-12-16
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