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Evening journal., 1915-04-06
MadeIey Boys Hope TO Clean
Up Church League This Year

in the city. who will do the receiving,
assisted by either Munshower or
Groves. Hullett also is TO try out as
a catcher. The pitching staff will be
second to none in the league. Griffith,
the big pitcher of last years East
New Market team, is expected to prove
one of the best pitchers that ever ap-
pearod in the league. He is a 200
pound man with speed and a fine as
sortment of puzzlng curves. Grin
should have a great season.
+. Davis, the best pitcher in the
Social League last year, has also cast
his lot with Madeley. Pitching for
Maple Leaf last season he won twelve
out of fifteen games. Besides being a
good pitcher Davis is great all
around man.
Les Harris OF last years Hillside
team is the third pitcher. Last yeal
he famed twelve Pennsy Railroad
men and ten Bancroft men. Besides
being a frst-class pitcher he is a fasi
infielder and can also hit around the
300 mark.
At first will be seen Hackett. who
last year played a classy article o
ball for Wildel. Although handicap
ped by bad health Hackett bit at .2S5
At the keystone sack will be Bobb,
Graham and when in shape he does
not have to back water from any o
them. Bobby is very popular with the
Madeley fans and no doubt will have
great season.
At short will be hot battle for th'
honors by Loke Jones and Cook. Jonol
needs no introduction TO local fans. h
having played great ball for the Alpha
team for the past four seasons. Cool
is fast fielder with great whip an'
can also clout the ball.
At third base will be found two o
the classiest fclders in the city
Johnny Kid Cole and Dave Patterson
Both men are sure OF a job. as eacl
can play tho cutfield. For the outfielC
the team is well supplied Bill Win
throp of last years Richardson Parl
team. is out for center field. He is ;
slugger and the management made
good move when they got his name L
~ olin Of lest wears So
cial league, is after the left fiel'
berth. Joe Briscoe is also busil,
sought after by the management. Las
but not least comes Colts. the veteran
who will hold down right field. Cott
played great ball at third base las
year, but at his own request he wa
sent to right field. Jimmy Mcl.augh
/ lin is sport writer for Madeley.
Evening journal., 1915-04-06
CONVINCED OF HIS MISTAKE HE APOLOGISES
Mr. Wilson Threatened His Daughter
Well Taking

grow stronger, her color became healthy,
aud her catarrlI was vanishing. Her inn
provement became noticeable TO her
father. and he was accordingly much
pleased. One day he saw his daughter
taking a dose of Quaker Herb Extract.
This rilcd him for moment. and be-
threatened TO throw the bottle out of
the window. Miss Florence. however.
objected, and then explained that her
present improved condition was entirely
due 60 Quaker. She knew il because
she had not taken drop of the other
medicine. which had been obtained for
her. When the father realized this he
apologizcd and said; III Quaker Herb
Extract produced the result. will give
The credit io Quaker Herb Extract.
see IL j. recommended for rheumatism
also. so wonder il il viii help me any ~
We suffered from sciatic rheumatism. ne
sent to Eckcrd's Drug Store for a treat
Evening journal., 1915-04-06

For quite a few years Miss Florence
Coilintaged ~, has been a sufferer from
cataTh and stomach troubles Not
withstanding " all efforts to cure her she
continued to become gradually worse.
She received the best of medical care
and attention, but nothing would help
her case The many medicine, she had
taken seemed to have weakened her
stomach to such an extent that she was
hardly able TO retain any food at all.
lier catarrh affected her sense of hear
ing, smell and taste and she had 10
hawk and spit continually. She had
been reading and hearing so much about
Quaker Herb Extract that one dsy she
decided TO try it. She did this unhc-
known TO her father, who she knew WAS
terribly adverse TO all proprietary and
patent medicines. To her great Joy she
soon hecan to notice that Quaker Herb
Extract was really helping her stomach
Evening journal., 1915-04-06
EDEN SECOND IN GAVE.

Eden Second team has organized
and will play Independent ball. They
would like to hear from fremont. Sill
verbrook, Upper Oak Penlyn Hall or
any other fast teams in or out of
the city. Send challenges 10 viii
liam ]. Biggians. care of Eden A..
c., New Castle avenue and A street
Many well known players will be seen
on the team this year and Manager
Biggians says he will have one Of the
fastest independent teams of tae city.
Evening journal., 1915-04-06
cHRIsT CHURCH ELECTION.

Special to THE EVENING JOURNAL.
DOVER, Del. April 6.-At the annual
meeting for vestrymeu Of Christ p. H..
Church yesterday afternoon, the follow
ing were elected: Senior warden. Viii
liam Dcnney: junior warden. r. X.
Jones; vestrymen. Henry Ridgely, VIII
liam pennewill x. r. Kenney. II. /.
Beers. ". l.. Pritchett, William d. Den
.ney. William II. Boyce.
Evening journal., 1915-04-06
REJECT GARBAGE BIDS.

The Board of Health held special
meeting yesterday afternoon for the
purpose OF awarding the contract for
disposal Of tthQ clty's garbage II
was decided however. to reject all the
bids which were received at a special
meeting last Thursday The board
will again advertise for proposals.
which will be received and opened at
a meeting Monday afternoon, April 49,.
Evening journal., 1915-04-06
GOOnMIN.IOHNSns.

Miss Eliva b. Goodwin and Andrew
+. Johnson. both Of smyrna. we're
married on Saturday evening M their
home on Commerce street, that town,
by the Rev Dr. Albert Price. The
bride and groom are well known. A
reception followed the wedding.
Evening journal., 1915-04-06
PASSOYER rESTIYAL ENnS.

Closing services in celebration Of
the Hebrew feast OF the Passover
were held in the synagogues today
The feast has been celebrated for the
the last nine days.
Evening journal., 1915-04-06

The Madeley team of the Church
League. this year expects to have ono
of the best teams that ever played in
the Church League. Some Of the best
material in the city has been signed
by the club. Some of the men who
will try for the team are: Spike Spit
tie one of the hardest little workers
Evening journal., 1915-04-06
RETHANY GTILn SnrIAL.

pic and milk social will be given
by the Bethany Guild OF Bethany
Baptist Church this evening. Bethany
Band will furnish music. The pro-
Ceeds will go TO help uniform the
baseball team. All Of the Church
League players are invited.
Evening journal., 1915-04-06

occupied by Dr.. r. r. Roth. He will
move his shoe repairing plant TO the
office occupied by DR.. Roth, mex. door
to The star moving picture theatre.
Evening journal., 1915-04-06
JOHN PERzANOwsKI

OTICE-I. JENNIE c. ARMSTRONG
~ the tenant and occupant Of the house.
situated at Odessa. in School District
No. g. St. Georges hundred, county Of
kew Castle and State Of Delaware. in
compliance with the requirements Of the
acts Of the General Assembly, in such case
made aud provided do hnreby give notice
that / shall apply in writing to the Court
of General Sessions Of the State Of Delaware,
in and for New Castle county. on Monday.
the third day Of May. A. d. 1915, being
the next term Of said court, for a license
for said house as an inn or tavern. for the
sale therein Of Intoxicating liquors. in less
quantities than one quart. 10 be drunk on
the premises and the following respectable
citizens Of said school district. at least six
Of whom are substantial freeholders OF said
school district, recommend the said appli.
cation. viz:
William G. Mccoy, Andrew West.
William p. Grem- Jose Coll
minger Jacob Muehlberger
Harry West. William Grcmmineer,
Malcolm Croft. John NJ. Gremminger,
.'ohn Heller. Ir Charles Kronemuir,
William Heller, John Heller,
Charles V. Armstrong Eugene s. Long
apr3-3t JENNIE @. ARMSTRONG
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LICENsE APPLICATION.

\, oTICE-I, JOHN soLIO. THE TEN
~ ant and occupant Of the house stu
tied at n W Cor. Fifth and Tstnail streets.
in the First Ward, in tho city Of Will
mington, county Of New Castle, and
State of Delaware. in compliance with
the requirements OF the Acts Of the
General Assembly. in such case made anc
provided. do hereby give notice that I sha
apply in writing 10 the Court Of Genera
Sessions OF the State Of Delaware. in ano
for New Castle county, on Monday, the
third day Of May A. ID. 1915, being
the next term Of said court, for license for
said house as an inn or tavern, for the sale
therein Of intoxicating liquors, in less guam.
Ties than one quart 20 be drunk on the prem
ises. and the following respectabis citizens
hf said ward, at least twelve OF whom are
substantial freoholders Of said ward, recon.
md the said auulication viz.
Evening journal., 1915-04-06

NOTICE. JOHN PERZANOwSKT THE
~ tenant and occupant Of the house sit
uafed az n. W. Cor. Front and Jefferson
streets, in the Third ward, in the city Of
Wilmington. county Of New Castle and
State Of Delaware. in compliance with
the requirements Of the Acts Of
the General Assembly, in such case made
and provided do hereby give notice chat
shall apply in writing 20 the Court Of Gen
eral Sessions Of the State Of Delaware. IN
and for New Castle county, on Monday.
the third day Of May, A. d. 1915, being
the next term o. said court. for Hcense
for said house as an inn or tavern. for the
sale therein OF intoxicating liquors, in less
quantities than one quart, TO be drunk on the
premises and the following respectable citi-
7ens of said ward, ut least twelve OF whom
are substantial freeholders OF said ward
recommend the said application. viz;
Michael Hansch. John G. Foote.
George W. Bader, Joseph !. Orzechowski.
Vhonias NJ Monaghan, frank Duszynsk
Edward O. Robbins. Frank Field.
Jr Jacob OstrO,
K Abbercer John Schaible,
Charles Dcmei Albert Szulc.
Iohn S. Iewandowski Thomas Duffy,
Thomas T. Reese Frank Orzechowski.
Tohn r. Schweizer. William G. Galigna,
Frank Beniewski. Marian Olewiuski.
Daniel Haughey. Nicholas p. Davis,
Thomas McEvilly, John Y. McGodrick,
Marian wierzbowski John Higgins,
reofl Osowski,
apr3-3t JOHN PERzANOwSKI
Evening journal., 1915-04-06
STORAGE
Messengers Storage House

Light, Clean and Well Ventilated.
NO. GIL WEST FRONT STREET.
ir1 -eod-tf
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CHAPTER XVII.

"1 UTH GALLON awakened AZ
Tiki dawn aud looked about her.
fEETsi trying 10 remember what had
49, happened aud where she was.
Slowly there came back 10 her the
scenes OF riot Ia Bhala, the assault ON
the hotel and their own subsequent
flight.
Around her the natives lay In pos
lures Of sleep. Not far away. within
arms reach. John Dorr was still uncOn
HciOus of the new day.
Apart sat Sir Donald. rifle on his
knee, bowed Ia drowsiness after his
nights vigil.
She called over to Faversham. and
he reused himself. apparently much
embarrassed that he had been found
watching 0ver the s'umbers VI his com.
pany.
A moment later the whole camp nj
up. aud breakfast was 500 dispatched.
Now for a council OF war" the bar
onet said presently. $50 far We have
made good our escape from the fanat.
les. and | believe now IL would he
wise 10 turn back and seek civiliza,
ton again for the sake Of Miss Ruth. "
"Oh, | am good for any amount OF
this kind OF travelf' she. exclaimed.
And | I'm Wild 10 go ahead Tnd and
the idol and the plans"
so far us we know, they are In
Bhala." Fnversham remarked. with
some brusqueness. II don't intend
that YOU shall risk your life again In
such foolishness."
John Dorr had steadily grown more
aud more suspicious Of the English.
mans attitude, and he now bitterly re.
scented his assumption Of guardianship
over Ruth. the more 10 that he real
ized Fnvcrsham had cxtricated her
Oncc from u tanglc of his making aud
was undoubtedly right when he pro
posed that she he placed In safety
His first impulse was Ia Insist that
Ruth follow his plans, hut second
thought told him that no would he
playing un unworthy part
Where shall We take herr" he de
manded
Back down the river 10 some city
where there are Americans" was the
response. bombay would be hest Of
an
''Ilut that would leave me 80 fuf
hwny!' Ruth protested Il know John
will insist On keeping after the plans.
aud I don't want TO he left u Of
everything"
John Dorr Joined Sir Donald In argu.
inr that there was little sense In going
on q Wild goose chase aud that she
would be far better on with good PEG.
pie ~ her " race.
But whof' she demanded nj last
we don't know any one"
Il do Fayersham put In quickly
Il know some awfully Jolly Ameri.
cans. too. missionaries. Then there's
your American consul. you know"
IL was settled at last, and they re-
turned by easy stages Ia Bhaln and
thence down the river.
Sir Donald was as good as his word
and Ruth found herself invited 10 stay
rs a guest at several houses.
She chose that of the American col
sui, n middle aged gentleman, who
with his wife. presided with true east
ern hospitality over a little group OF
business men and missionaries.
Mrs Reynolds received the girl with
open arms. listened to the story OF heT
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By John Fleming Wilson

that you are merely going on idle gos.
sip anyway. You shan't stir the girl
out Of my sight. I tell youl Go and
find your plans and risk your own life.
Miss Gallon stays here"
And I'm sure there Is no place I'd
rather leave her" Dorr said gratefully.
To the consul he confded briefly
that he was still determined 70 find
the idol and get the hidden plans.
You may he too late" was the quiet
response. "A man named wilkerson
and another man and a lady have al
ready gone up country, and | am in
formed that they are on the same
quest
AN the more reason why ! should
hasten," Dorr answered Every hour
may be precious. I must see Sir Don.
aid Immediately"
To bis surprise. Favershnm was very
cold about the second excursion.
$50 long as II was n case Of getting
Miss Gallon aud yourself out % n bad
tcrnpe. ! dId my hest" he told Dotr.
but I agree with your CONSULAR
excellent fellow-that what you pro
pose Is ridiculous. The priests have
ample warning. and ] am Informed
that they took measures 10 secrcte the
idol. You can gain nothing 10y further
search
John argued with some temper. but
Sir Donald was immovable.
Aud. as he most evidently had sound
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you unce lhore that | shall feel guilty
In even letting you GO"
Johns jaw stiffencd.
II guess il would be- beyond your
power TO stop me
Faversham shook his head.
"a word from me to the authorities
aud you would find yourself not only
debarrcd from such a %foolhardy expe-
dition. but politely yet firmly made TO
leave the country
John grinned.
II suppose that's right" he agreed.
But you won't be- a spoil sport, will
youT
The baronet shook his head.
mo. | won't But | can't 60 myself
IN stop here and have an eye out for
Miss Gallon. Then II II rescue expedi.
ton IL In order l can be here to
head IT,"
For the moment John was blinded by
a blaze Of Jealousy.
While he was risklng his life for
Ituth's sake Faversham would sit com
fOrtably within the protection ~ his
club and plot ways OF winning Ruth,
He .urtly accepted the offer OF the
servant aud went on 10 make his prep.
nrations. These made, he sought Ruth.
He found her in a strange state Of
excitement. Evidently the consul and
his wife had not spared pains To i'm.
press upon her the dangers of the pro
posed expedition.
They're old grannies,' was Johns
disrespectful comment Ruth, you
know that without those plans we're
helpless 10 make The Master Key into
what your fnther wanted II to be-. |
set out to get those plans, aud I've not
come this far 20 turn back
II know" she said miserably. but
everybody says Il Is all foolishness.
Sir Donald
"Oh, that quittcr9' he interrupted.
81 know he prefers sitting around max
ing love Ia you 10 doing something
really worth while
There was the glimmer of a smile on
Ruth's lips as she answered meetly,
"rhen you don't think That sitting
around-and making love 10 me-ls-
worth whllef"
For n moment John stood ana stared
at her The blood rushed into his face.
Then the full meaning OF her Hight
SlAalon Of hLs real msRalnE struck him
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little needed sleep and get away be
furo daylight Time enough thor 70
talk.
For n little while both men Kept their
syea open. wntchful each Of the other
wnkerson was the FIRST 20 laugh and
say whats the user I've got the
.hIngs and tho men 10 defend them
I'm going to sleep You'd better Do ~
90 Drake will keep watch"
John nodded carelessly and laid his
read on his hands. folded on the table.
A moment later he waa asleep. and
not long afterward wlikerson's satur
mine visage was turned 20 the shad
owy ceiling.
Drake sat IN a corner on the pack
sacks. his revolver IN hand.
Tho natives slumbered across from
,im. apparently oblIvious Of any dan
Eor.
when the hut was completely quie'
except for the breathing OF the sleep
ers Drake allowed himself q fail int
a deep revcrle.
Now that the quest was practically
ended he had begun 60 think about hii
own part IN Il and reckon on his no
ward.
Long association with wllkcrson ha'
shown him that he had nothing 10 ~
peet from him unless by an appeal q
his selnshness.
There was but one person who nigh
reward him-the oma they boil
loved. Jean Darnell
His mind went back TO his first day
Of acquaintance with her In New Y0rh
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lConunuoa Neal Weeaesasg.l
sir james Donald-on DIcs.

London. March 10 C3.s5 a.. MI
Sir james Donaldson, vice chancellor
OF the University OF 81. Andrews and
principal of the United College Of 81.
Salvador and 81. Leonard. died last
night at the age of 50 years.
SIR James Donaldson was n OF
the widely known educators OF Great
Britain. lie vas knighted by KING
Edward in 1907, He "a one Of the
FIRST To endorse so-called spelling re-
form.
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with a muttercd oath. the natives ros
as one and thrust him aside from the
door aud pushed through. panic
stricken.
Only Johns servant remained, kept
10 his post by the fear Of Sir Donald's
wrath But he could not repress a ges-
ture OF terror.
1T IL the godr' he whispered.
At this John Weakened aud, nndlng
himself bound. struggled violently.
mot yeti" snarled wilkerson.
Here's where you stay
In the Instant Dorr realized his help
lessness. He did not ven demonstrate
when wilkerson drove his servant out
with curses and babe him begone and
cred a shot after him FOR emphasis.
Nor did he speak while wikerson
hastily chose the pick containing the
Idol. kicking brakes body out OF the
way, and left on the run.
Speech was useless. lie stared down
at brakes contortcd form. Reside Il
lay colied n 1.-THE serpent, Us bright
eyes fixed ON him, It's head weaving TO
ana fro.
uuknowinRly Wilkerson bad left him
not only 10 famine aud thirst, but to
sudden death. lie bowed his head and
cried Ia agony. Ruth. RUTH
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I
aud he seemed again 20 feel the soft
threads Of the web she wOye about
him
She had found him a young man a.
the precise point Shere n woman may
either make or mar one for life.
He had been an easy prey for hei
tigerish desire for u slave. He had
spent his little money lavishly upon
her, without thought OF other reward
Than 10 be near her. until Wilkerson
Ind appeared out or the darkness OF
her past
Even then lac had stll been nithful
TO her' obeyed her every behest. risked
IRE hhu hberty IN her service even
alued "ukefsoh IN an whose
success meant that ne tprakel Wouid
De east "slue Us no longer useiuL
Anu no" nc sat on guard IN +" hul
ih u i"r country among u e'"Wd oI
aiehs Wnose ''ry Vohsue was s'pOef
iSn 10 ns shrs
"a suaIu io' "nomt r"I Nhnt'
in"' 'uNsrs'n nisnt nnanS sue
SVuu anu WIZ 'eun DuInoh :" u'
"N"s 's's "nu 'uNumu' "eauU
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'n ~ o"h Aeepins ior 'ne WINE q,
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no" "nnn uS'p'seu nm nuu
.ouh''u n'u u''o'"'' ~" "e'e paw"
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ne "au "o, WI uouo'vu u oo"',u'
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p'an'
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uV'' = IN" " ,"a' Nv
nau P"s '"'ni p"VN anu "ouiu raw
.uen '"''s u" "' 'o"'"'u AHnei''
"sain'
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A',p YIN i"l nv just NJ upu iv'
""nVn. rs . poo' "o' 'n"' "on'
wv ~
anu 'ns "oi Jay 'ne'' III
~n", =" wv i"' p"''
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WHY should Il Lac N ilkersou who re-.
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hiS knees: thta he uhldced the nsten
lnra TREMENDOUSLY
The idol cnme ont under bis hand.
end he stared NJ r. fascinated BIZ 81
ugilnoee md The Thought u the secret
that u held.
40 wonder TINT NJ every sieht N n
natives bowed IN abicct worship
~ hold wealth. power. lo4e. happl
ness,
He shook Il softly. Yes. the plane
were still within: he could hear the
rustic OF the folded papers.
lie pecred around the hut. and. ind
.ng all asleep. he set the idol "a his
tnee and bent over H.
lie pulled Nc the eye which he Ind
seen WnkersOn draw out. IL came
with difficulty. Then he held Il NJ aud
looked into the dark orince. There
was nothing there.
lie was about to throw the Idol down
In disgust when a gllmmer % some
thing bright within the head cnught
his attention.
tie stopped Over agnln and then frozc
into immobility. The spirit Of the vie
god was moving within.
The point OF light grew into intense
brightness. 10 approached the dark
eye socket and elowed therein with
frightful Ire.
brakes whole body OozeSl sweat; his
hands cilnched unwlillngly about the
form % the idol. He could not thrust
II away
Then the socket was niied, and the
ievilish eye tulged outward. p~hosDhor
escent. cleaning with w~ickedness.
Drake felt his heart burst In his bosom.
Then the snake that had lain NO long
bid within the hollow OF the image
struck forth and, having struck. slip
ped away.
"Godl" whispered Drake, with thick.
| cncd tongue, ana jammed the moving
eye back into place.
Then he huddled tho idol itself into
rs bundle. laced the throngs with
stitching fnrers.
"Godr' be whispered again. Then
be fell across the bundle dead. without
a sound 10 waken the sleepers.
II was three hours before the dawn
that Harry wllkerson awoke and look.
ed about him. All the rest were still
asleep.
He rose softly and pcered out of the
window. Il was very dark outside.
aud he could see nothing.
lie turned his gaze within and saw
Drake huddled over the packs appar.
emily sound asleep.
The fUoll' muttered Wilkerson.
"I've got all out OF him ! want But
suppose I've got to tako him along a
way yet"
He resolved to he rid OF the young
man 81 soon ms he was through with
Dorr. Then he paused. In deep thought,
his ugly brows bent on the unconscious
object Of his hatred.
An instant was sufficient for him a
make up his mind. lie silently went
10 work and bound John firmly In his
seat.
Then he tried To wakeL Drake. In
shaking him he made sufficient noise "a
stir the natives. and they sat up and
stared. sleepy eyed.
But when wilkcrson raised the swol
len. discolored face and shrank bach
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70 keep ~ It's my mascot"
Yet q couple of night alarms shook
wnkerson's resolution, aud he agreed
with Drake that they should surren.
der the image.
Here they were confronted with q
new dlmrnlty. None Of their men had
been allowed 10 know Of she presence
OF the Idol. and Drake asserted that
70 INFORM them now would be dan
geroua.
II seemed unwise merely 20 drop Il
by the wayside, as II might escape
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CHAPTER XVIII.

T"1HEY mem business this
time" Drake growled rs
rTsi they lid their best TO bar
W rlcade the single door and