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Evening journal., 1915-10-16
SERVIA IN RING
. OF FIRE, FIGHTS
FOR EXISTENCE
Plucky Defenders Hold Their
Own Against Bulgarians
and AuStrianS
must Give
help TO Save nation

By The United Press
PARIS. Oct 16.-Heayily beset on
three sides, Servia is making n last
ditch fight for her life.
IL was conceded in military circles
here today that help by the Allies
must reach the little nation speedily
to be availing. The Servians claimed
to be holding their own against the
Bulgarians. on the east and the Aus
trians on the west along the Drina,
but IL was admitted that the com
bined Germans and Austrians were
making steady progress through the
Morava valley.
Field Marshal Won Mackensen from
all accounts, realized the Importance
Of speed to the Teutonic allies. as
fully as the Servians appreciated the
necessity OF delaying the invaders un-
iii assistance can reach them from the
British. French. Russians and Italians.
He was today reported hurting his
men against the Servian defenses re-
gardless OF losses. These. Nish dis
patches said. were enormous. Never
theless the weight OF numbers was
telling II was admittedly clear that
the invaders would reach Constanti-
HNHlt uiA'nn Ant h'fifAhHh WtiC A'Ah"
forced
There we're reports that the British.
recently landed at Salonika. we're
pushing toward the fighting zone. It
was not believed, however. that they
we're numerous enough to accomplish
much. Stronger forces were know
= to be needed imperatively.
! France. so far as could be iearne
/ in official quarters. had not yet tai
en- any steps. The conviction wa
growing that the French and Britil
would call of the Dardanelles car
paign. at least temporarily, TO use Il
troops on the Gallipoli peninsula
Servia.
Italian Government officials we
IN holding a series OF conferences WI
~ view TO deciding on a program.
announcement from Rome was lool
r for hourly.
!, Russia was understood to have
an men ready but TO lack means
~ getting them to the point where tn
he are required Roumania's decisi
be to remain neutral appeared to ha
an closed that avenue except throu
al Continued on Page Ten.
Evening journal., 1915-10-16
MISS duncan BACK
AFTER Service IN
HOSPITAL
Sees Many Battle Victims,
But Not One Was a
German Soldier
Tells OF WRECKAGE
BY KAISER'S ZEPPELINS

After spending several months in
the war hospitals in France, Miss
Jeanette Duncan. superintendent Of
the Delaware Hospital. of this city,
has returned TO her home In this
city. Miss Duncan arrived here last
night and she will spending several
days at the home of Mr.. and Mrs.
Henri Lindsay at Belleview before
she resumes her duties at the hospi'
tai.
Miss Duncan this morning said that
II seems that she has just awakened
from a long dream, saying II Is hardly
possible for her to realize her expert
ences.
1T was wonderful" she said, "the
way in which the medical system
on the front Is organized She was
very much impressed by the courage
of the wounded who we're brought into
the hospitals She said that no mat
ter how badly they we're hurt, they
seldom whimpered, and endeavored "a
give the nurses as little trouble az
they possibly could.
After leaving Wilmington in Febru-
ary. Miss Duncan spent some time IN
Canada, and then sailed for England
There she was stationed in the Red
Cross Hospital to learn the fundamen
tails OF a war nurse. Just before she
ARRIVED In London a Zeppelin raid ha'
occurred and she was able to see tn
effects She spent a short time in tn
established hospital in London an
then left for France. where she arriv
cd on July 90 She left the servic
, Just before the big allied drive starte'
Since leaving home Miss Dunca
/, has not even seen the face OF &c
Continued on Page Two.
Evening journal., 1915-10-16
Mr.. CRAWFORD HEADS
STATE ENDEAVORERS

Special TO THE EVENING JOURNAL
! MILFORD Del, Oct 16.--The clos.
! ING session Of the state convention
OF the Christian Endeavor Society OF
Delaware was held last evening Ihe
following officers we're elected. The
Rev. William Crawford of Wilmington
president Miss Eta NJ. Reeves. VIII
mington, secretary, and Joseph
Nichols, treasurer Should Mr.
Nichols be elected he will succeed n.
Dushane Cloward. Action has not
been taken on the election OF the
vice-president
Yesterday afternoons session was
marked by the giving of echoes OF
the Worlds Christian Endeavor Meet
ing held in Chicago last July by the
Rev. William Crawford. OF Greenhill
Presbyterian church. The Rev. DR..
j. H. Straughn, of Laurel NJ P.
church. presented the "Threefold
Passion" in a most scholarly and
mastery manner.
Professor Varney, Of the Milford
High School, made a pleasing ad-
dress in his presentation OF the part
the public school plays in Christian
Endeavor work. The exercises pre-
sented by the juniors was interesting
and pleasing.
Greetings we're read from the Ep-
worth League convention. which was
in session at the same time I'm Mt Sa-
lem Church. Wilmington. A solo BY
Miss Ruth Windsor concluded the az
ternoon session. following which
banquet was held in the church din
ingroom
The speaker Of the evening was IN
Rev. DR.. Herbert +. Randolph Of vii
mington. His subject was: "Busines
: Instincts in Religion"
Evening journal., 1915-10-16
GERMAN ASSAULT
ON French LINE
PROVES FAILURE
Kaiser Loses Many Dead In
Night Attempt TO Re-
take Lorraine Trenches
.TEUTONS ALSO Battered
ON The LINGE FRONT

BY The United Press.
PARIS. Oct luxurious German
attempts Friday night to recover
trenches the French had wrested
from them north Of Reilion, in Lor-
raine, were repulsed. the War Office
announced today.
In the fighting many Germans we're
captured. It was stated.
After a terrific bombardment Of
the French lines in the Linge and
Schratmaennelle district. IL was said
the Germans charged this front at
midnight but we're repulsed here also
The French are making a series OF
fierce counter-attacks east OF Auber.
ieve today in an EFFORT TO regain
trenches taken by Germans during a
drive Thursday.
Evening journal., 1915-10-16
ENDEAVORERS' BOAT
TRIP DELAYED BY FOG

speciaI 10 THE EVENING JOURNAL.
MILFORD. Del, Oct. 16.-Ihe
powerboat Millville, in which the VII
mington delegation TO the State Chris
tian Endeavor Union came 10 Mil
ford was scheduled TO leave Milford
on the return. trip at 10 o'clock this
morning, but owing to the heavy fog
prevailing and the strong northeast
wind the captain refused to sail
As a result the party will be com
PEELED to remain in Milford until to-
morrow. The boat VIII leave Sunday
morning at o'clock for Wilmington.
Many Of the party have arranged
to return home this afternoon by
train, but the majority will so back
in the boat tomorrow.
Evening journal., 1915-10-16
RuLLgT THROUGH MS FINGER.

Picking up a revolver at Front and
Tatnall streets. which he said col
ored man had thrown there. Burton
Donovan. son Of a retired farmer of
near Kirkwood, last night. shot him
self through one of his fingers. After
getting the gun the boy climbed into
his fathers carriage, in which he had
come here. and began playing with
the weapon After the gun had been
discharged the boy threw it into the
street, where it was found by an
other man. who carried it away. The
wound in Donovan's finger was treat
ed here and the lad returned to his
home.
Evening journal., 1915-10-16
BOY RISKS LIFE TO
Save DOC FROM Drowning

Special to THE EVENING JOURNAL.
SEAFORD, Del, Oct. 16.-F'ranklin
Jordan, Z years old, risked his life for
his pet puppy yesterday afternoon.
when he jumped in water twelve feet
deep to rescue the dog from drowning,
The boy and his favorite playmate
we're playing along the wharf when
the dog fell overheard. Without call
ing for assistance the child jumped
into the river and had grasped the ami
NAL around the neck when workmen
who had witnessed the scene. pulled
the lad ashore. other than being wet
the boy was none the worse for his
experience.
Evening journal., 1915-10-16
AIR RAIN BOOMs ENLIsTMENTs.

BY The Inltcd TIeI J.
LONDON. Oct 16-Germany's latest
Zeppelin raid on London has STAYED
off conscription. IL was said in parlia-
mentary circles today.
The raids result. it was explained.
was TO boom enlistments so much that
the pro-conscription cabinet members
agreed TO six weeks delay on their
program
Ever since the attack there hav'
been throngs at the spots wher
bombs fell and recruiting sergeantl
have been busy among them. Stree
orators and military bands have aide
In the work and the harvest has bee
a rich one.
Evening journal., 1915-10-16
RELIEF DEPARTMENT
EXPENDITURES

The relief department of the Bal
timore and Ohio railroad has paid a
total Of s20096,SsS in benefits in the
thirty-hve years Of its operation
May /. 1880. to June 80. 1915-ac-
cording TO a report just issued. In
cluded in the payments was S6.1497S7
which went to 1886, ,264 employees dur
ing natural sickness. while S5,029,
$50 was paid as insurance indemnity
on account of natural death.
The report further shows that dur
ing the fiscal year, 1915. $1.440. 600
was loaned to employees Of the rail-
road to assist in the purchase Of
homes.
Evening journal., 1915-10-16
Miss Sweeney ON
Brink OF MARRIAGE
Girl Who Asked Mayor to
Help Her Finds That
Advertising Pays
MACHINIST SEEMS
TO BE FAVORITE

Special to THE EVENING JOURNAL.
SEAF0BD, Del. Oct. l6.-Since
pretty Miss Ethel R. Sweeney, of Con-
cord. asked Mayor James F. Price, of
Wilmington, to get her a husband, the
Sussex miss has been crowded with
proposals At this time a young ma
chinist seems to be the favorite. al
though no wedding date has been an
nounced.
"Yes, l wrote the letter" Miss
Sweeney said today. "Who are you p
That was her answer TO the first ques
tion. Her voice was faint and sounded
far away as to the real voice of a young
woman When Miss Sweeney was tolC
her present conversation was being
held with a newspaper correspondent
she said she was thankful, and couldn'
express her feelings toward Mayor Pric
and the newspapers for the aid thel
have given her in trying 10 find a hus
band
When Miss Sweeney was asked for
photograph. she replied; Il have neve
had my photograph taken. but as ] an
anticipating meeting my sweethear
real soon, viii try to furnish you pic
ltures of us both"
! When asked what position her futur
intended held, she replied she did no
know his vocation, but would let thi
be known at later date.
Miss Sweeney said more SUISSE
county girls would be better off an
have more luck if they followed he
plans in advertising for a husband.
Mayor Price this morning receives
seventeen letters addressed TO tn
, young woman and these were sent 4
her address. last evening a larg
bundle of letters received yesterda
were sent to the woman by Mayo
Price, who instructed her to take he
pick as he had advertised the fac
! that she desired a husband.
Evening journal., 1915-10-16
GERMAN SAILORS LOST.
" the United Press.

By the United Press.
COPENHAGEN. Oct 16.--No sur
vivors had landed or been picked up
today from either OF the German de-
stroyers reported sunk by a British
submarine near the Baltic entrance
Wednesday and Thursday. II was
considered certain all perished on
both boats.
Evening journal., 1915-10-16
ARMHNIANs AsK FOR HELP.

By The United Press.
ROME. (Via Havre). oct t6.-Ar-
menians living in Italy today address,
ed to the King an appeal TO save their
countrymen in Turkey. reminding him
that the Princes Of Savoy once bore
the title Of Kings OF Armenia.
Evening journal., 1915-10-16
NAMED P. O. S. OF A. DELEGATE.

Mrs. Loleta Kenton, of No 731 Pine
street. has been elected representa-
tive Of Camp No. 4. P. o. S. of A.,
TO attend the National Convention to
be held in New York City on October
"a and 90
Evening journal., 1915-10-16
az aPLFAp GunrYv DAY.

Monday, October 25, has been fixed as
the next plead guilty day for prison
ers in the county court. On that day all
prisoners who desire to avail themselves
Of the opportunity to plead guilty may
do so.
Evening journal., 1915-10-16
EQUAL SUFFRAGE MEETING.

The Newport Equal Suffrage Club
will hold its first fall meeting at the
home of Mrs. Howard F. Weldin, on
Wednesday afternoon.
Evening journal., 1915-10-16

propulsion has been widely discussed
in all countries for several years, but
the United States is the only nation
which has got past the discussion
stage. For two years and a half the
90, 600 ton collier Jupiter mas been us
ing the only electric high power ma
rine installation ahoat. The Califor-
MAS sister ships, the new Mississippi
and Idaho. building at Newport News
and Camden respectively, win share
with the California the distinction of
being the largest battleships yet built
or building for our navy. The Cali
fornia will cost completed about SIS,
600 900. The fourteen inch guns which
/ tshe Is to mount, having extreme bat
tie ranges and greater striking power
than any naval gun now in use, onei
the advantage of allowing the mount
ing of twelve of them on a single ship
Evening journal., 1915-10-16

The keel of the superdreadnaught
California. destined TO be the greatest
of battleships, was laid at the navy
yard in Brooklyn. The event was
an epoch in naval construction, and
among those who participated we're
Secretary of the Navy Daniels, Rear
Admiral Nathaniel R. Usher, comman-
dant of the great yard in which the
California will be rushed to COM
pletion; Rear Admiral Robert S. Grif-
fin, the engineer in chief of the navy,
and Rear Admiral David W. Taylor
chief of the bureau OF construction
in Washington. In his address Sec
retary Daniels said. 1T may be said
that the battleship California repre-
sents one of the greatest advances in
modern marine engineering. Electric
Evening journal., 1915-10-16
YnLA AMONa ID LIYINa.

BY The United Press.
WASHINGTON Oct is-At the villa agency here today tae
report Of the Generals death was omes denied It stated
that messaees from villa sent out by night had been
received today
Evening journal., 1915-10-16

as against eight guns of the fifteen
inch type which have been adopted
by some other navies. With a length
over all Of GA feet. a length on water
line Of 600 feet, and extreme breadth
Of ~ feet Az inches, with a draft of
80 feet, a displacement of $4,000 tons
and a speed of q knots, and with
an armament. in addition TO hei
twelve fourteen-inch high powdered
guns in four turrets, of a secondary
battery of twenty-five five-inch rapi'
fire guns, and with four submergel
torpedo tubes capable of firing tn
largest type of torpedoes, the Cal
fornia win be one Of the most fol
tmidable ships of war afioat" 1, Cal
fornia as she viii look when compile
ed mote the clipper bowl; 2, Seer
tary Daniels and Admiral Usher;
| laying the keel plates.
Evening journal., 1915-10-16
KnosrRnz WILHELM CREW sTIII HHssEss'

BY The United Press
NORFOLK. va. Oct is-A clean getaway has been made
49, 81. sr German officers nterned raider Kronprinz
wilhelm In their yawl Eclipse all authorities were convinced
TODAY Few officers share Terfsldera belief that the
men have been drowned their yawl had gone aground In
chesapeake bay Is believed the missing could easily have
communicated since they left last sunday.
Evening journal., 1915-10-16
.. 5. WILL ACT FOR BRITAIN IN BULGARIA.

BY The United Press.
WASHINGTON. Oct 1s-Great Britain today advised this
government Of the British declaration Of against Bulgaria
and asked Secretary Of the United States
to take over Britsh interests Bulgaria The request Win
be granted
Evening journal., 1915-10-16
WEATHER

Generally cloudy tonight and
Sunday; moderate northeast
winds.
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GIRLS! BEAUTIFY
YOUR HAIR AND
STOP DANDRUFF
HAIR BECOMES CHARMING.
WAvY. LUsTROUs AND THICK
IN A FEW MOMENTS.
EVERY BIT OF DANDRUFF DIS
APPEARS AND HAIR STOPS
COMING OUT.

For 25 cents you can save your nair.
In less than ten minutes you can
double It's beauty Your hair becomes
light. wavy, fluffy. abundant and ap-
pears as soft. lustrous and charming
as young girls after applying some
Danderine. Also try this-moisten a
cloth with little Danderine and care
fully draw II through your hair. taking
one small strand at n time. This Will
cleans the hair OF dust. dirt or exces-
sive oil. and In just a few moments
you have doubled the beauty of your
hair. A delightful surprise awaits
those whose hair has been neglected
or is scraggy. faded. dry. brittle or
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Danderine dissolves every particle OF
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vigora.es the scalp. forever stopping
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and just try II.
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ITCHING ECZEMA
HEALED RIGHT UP
WITH AMOLOX
Use Like Cold Cream 70 Take Out
Redness and Clear the Skin

AmoloI. tho new scientific prescrlp
ton. heals eczema and skin oruptione.
~ stops al itch and burning instantly.
simply apply 20 tho diseased skin this
milo. soothing prescription and all
aEonizinf Itch viii stop and sloepicss.
restless nights viii BE- a thing 81 the
past AmoloV ointment will quickly
relieve plmplcH on the face. black
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W0MAN'S CLUBS


The Glendale Improvement Asso-
cation viii meet tomorrow afternoon
az 80 O'Clock a. the home OF Mrs. ].
49, Cox. This IL the regular October
meeting. and matters Of business. as
wen AZ the election 81 officers. will
DC gwen attention. For that reason
u u urged that all members be pres
ent. The pleasures Of a social hour
viii BE- enjoyed at the close OF the
meeting
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INCOMES EMERALD OIL
For VahcOSs Veins
They Are Always Dangerous

Readers ere advised not f1 trIfIr with
euIarrrd swollen veins. but 10 prar.fsr
ifpu "a Fppu fruTrlaf an ORIGINAL fas
ounce bottle ~ Emrrnld DT ffrIf
.rfnEfll 70 once end start fnIa simple
Home Treatment which rrrIHrfIg a.
durrH fha veins fn normal
Emerald nl D. moaf rufreaarrf Won
r-Wllf apfiV 10 aa directed and Irr.
Ifngrfunri begins ar Urrr Niles " 90
p ~. F.H hrirnf0u. FL. F urffrr. .ff.H.-
efal1 gu ia curing mV mother ~ Earf-
claf Veins and Ulcers on hrr foot
Hhffe nVfrythinE eiee hrd failed" gen.
rfpNa gtnple hv mail uu receipt ~ Toe
rom Moone Chemical co.. Rochester. ~
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4 number 81 interesting speakers will
appear before the next meeting Of tho
German knitting Bee. 90 be held We'd
neuday evening. ln the parlors 81 the
young Womeu's Christian association.
Miss Anna Reymann will open the pro-
gram which includes several musical
% established reputation. Mics Lena
Kraft and Prof Daniels tho celebrated
violiniat. VIII add Co the pleasure Of the
evening All are cordially invited 10 AL.
tend
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Macademy Reception.

The reception and open house" or
the Macademy club. to be held Mon
day evening. October % is being very
pleasantly anticipated by the memb ers
and their friends. Dancing will be
favored as a pastime and particular
attention Is being bestowed on the ar
rangement of the dance program. Re
freshmrnts will be served for me
pleasure OF the guests during the
evening. Scores OF invitations have
been sent out and this affair Will Ne
ments.
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Tho committee Iu charge 0f the Au~-
iHn social which wiU he held FrIIav
evening. October .i Hf fha " a. church
.I H.nHHYd. NHtr launched MANY al.
frI.fI.f fHHfHr.H. A splendid rrnrrI rI
NIII Hr presented during tnr affair. Iu.H
% musical rrlrrfI.rH and reHdIrrr Nfar
Nlr'Ir lII.I bel pool charge and together
With Dor able committee have been rr.
.r.n
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Mrs. John WcI;zoL VIII b. hostess 90
tnr l.adirF Idle Hour club ~ which she
ia 81 member. nf her home on south Eoff
street Ihuraday evening This club was
nrruulred with nfedlrwnrk the chosen
rlHfImc ~ tho ufmhrra 4 urstfffv
r.r.fI luncheon wIlI ba aufuveH bv tho
guests before their departure
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ding journey will be made by the
young couple. who will establish their
nome at 1896 Market street. where
they will welcome their many friends
after November %
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IN uUUHIUUH cement was made az fHa
.urruarhlnr murrinrH uf Mics Isabel
lfkrn. daughter ~ NJ ard Mr. John
wilson. ~ MnrwuUf fu NJ TduarH
NrHmnn. ~ Fast Wheeling An aarIg
i7io has been selected for the weddlne
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Maine b. now the only state which
holds its election In September Ar
kansas. which was the only other state
70 DO 20. has decided 20 hold it, elcC.
lion In November.
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.N.IHrr Dinner ST. zion urpfIat
church. FnlrHdHU oct o. 1915. ffae,
! q" u a nice dinner is prepared
Tor aU who corn"
Couluiftaaf
MrH VI W Gordon
Miss WHf Anderson
MrH Sarah Young
MI.H |HIIIH THHmurrr
Ir. Mary Uruur
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lawn. Mrs. NJ, J. Ford: Center Wheeling
Mrs. John r. Miller: Benwood. Mrs Ber-
liam Schempf: North Wheeling. Mrs
Frank Riester; South Side. Mrs. a. Hart
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Black cooey Nuptisis

a very pretty wedding will b. crle.
brated this evening when Mics bertha
Viola COOey. daughter OF Mr and Mrs
VIM Randolph Cooey. will become the
bride % Mr. Roy " Black. son 81 Nr
and Mrs John BLACK Of Hannibal.
ONO Rev = y DcBolt. pastor 81 tho
Wesley NJ. p church. will perform the
marriage ceremony af the home 81
the bride. az elEht o'clock. In the
pre- cnce Of no two famIlIca and a
small parted ~ invited frlenrr
ne bride and groom will be attend.
% by llas May Lydict and Mr. VIII
bur Coory The wedding GOWN Ia or
white crepe Do chine and Tho bridal
bouquet fashioned % white Hrfds
roses The maid - honor viii wear
= handsome blue frOck and n corrare
bouquet ~ roses
served. the guests being those VINO
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Iho ladies Oft fhe Good shepherd kff
.rrirft. VIII EI.s H fruit shower af the
tafrHu club. Hu Saturday. october Ia
Lhla VIII benefit che Home % fha g1od
.hfuNnrd 20 idFinrfau Lane Uurfn9
fnr hours from o. % o'clock on Hrfur-
dly. rofnnniffre wiU D. NJ Too lfub
whore donations viii Ie received fhfar
can alec D. made af the homes ~ fHa
following
Film Grove. Mrs.. 4. D. Becker. Wood.