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The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1916-04-01
STATE VALUES HIGHER
Property in Missouri Shows Increase
of $45,67S,OOO

jefferson City, April 1.-The valua-
ton OF real and personal property in
Missouri was fixed by the state board
of equalization today at S1,7O4265, 900
an increase of S45,67S, 900 over the
valuation for 1915.
The assessments returned totalled
S1.T4O.179, 600 but the board of equaIi-
cation reduced thai assessment, the re-
duction being principally in bank
stock
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1916-04-01
ALL KINDS OF WEATHER
Some Chilly Days and Several Rainy
Ones the Ensuing Week.

Washington, April Weather pre-
dictions for the week beginning Sun
day were announced today by the
weather bureau as follows:
Indications are that temperatures
will average nearly normal throughout
eastern and southern states and west
of the Rocky mountains but somewhat
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1916-04-01
BANKS SHOW DECREASE
Reserve in Excess of Requirement
Dropped More Than $2,OOO.OOO.

New York, April 1.-The statement
of the actual condition of clearing
house banks and trust companies for
the week shows that they hold $123-
S23,040 reserve in excess Of legal re-
quirements This is a decrease of So
439, $50 from last week.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1916-04-01
DAILY WEATHER REPORT.

Furnished by the Local Office of the
Weather Bureau, Topeka, Kansas, for the
n hours ending at I u. III. today.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-01-11

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5crt oicicr Sciiou in ocr ,9Dric~
Sr SSclter Gnmroidl scr 6cUaGrc
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ME BON GAoilowSlg oic 0aS glcia.
noHligc NSorO Susou'idle Sserf ann
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Ter 5nm &orira9 III ser CT oac ieiue
6obatciten 5um NuSorud a brmacn
@clc8enbeit Bot
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-01-11
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0orev SigaGe.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-01-11

Democratic Ghb." Jlr. 2la, a..
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Nunoalt.
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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-01-11

oNorvIono.0mb," Charles. uno
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9PS.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-01-11
8eitaemdB. d 3.

,,2iebe 6roir boben Sc nir 6u Der
tdufen alte 9IeiOer2"
..Gieie 0oie, menn Sic bobeu mol
lsnl"
nglber erlauben Se, Die bat Sbr sc
mabl pobl ibou sstrasen e sSobr in
S1ibenaraben2l"
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-01-11
Opfern 10 iIIio.

@b.monn: nDeiHe Dlltter lam i'd
ui1t rebr ertra9eu, 3oIal"
Sungs Satin: $50 CLAUDE es Dir
ia, lieber 6ons DeiBt gu, i9
perbe Dir 0urdbrenre1, oamit 0u iie
Dir nit 9utem @runOe bonn 6alIe
ihdffen tdnnH!"
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-01-11
rtnIIob d a B {.

.gSaS lit SSbncu Ocnn Serr Wlcpcr,
morlm boIten Sic lid Oeun nit BEL
sen SGnocn oie Soien ielt?~
SD babe eben meine DC eliing.
iduoaen al oen Spientrogern beim
gPoqiitrat obgegeben. yIen, oeler
Sricgl"
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-01-11
ii d N q mer @ebrnnh.

6auSlrau: nSeOeu Sa0 rermilie ih
e!nos Rcucs. loos biz ois6iIde perion
laitacronlnicn Bat. bic ii nor Szet
0R>nslra n't-'ier basel 9tgtc :.
mtiN Gabu6G,iIr"
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-01-11
QluF oIIe NdIIr

gci einem 9lufsnt6alt ia 2s;p3ia aes
iucbse id Die Orutiee NMBbaocGaaaIt.
sd bate bsrseiisn, meiue Beribid,ssn
an cer Ho6e ab3uosbsn unb bat ben
GslenidIieteu, mir poricmonnaie
unO llbr auBubspnbreu. Der bicoere
Sadie Hahm mir sie Gac6M ab uno
fagtc tiefiiunia: nSo. 9 Is nis ant
5Gac bcIer, penn ids ufibctc, ocun
g gloom tarnid, ne bier gsmluE
lparO. troBOem. baB iitegan o,aniieat
oaB es itrenoItens pcrboten is"
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-01-11
Dtr IIeine 0H n6ner

Nlutter (3am Gciuh): So
blcib' nccb nra Elm bisGen bo. lebe
9uil. warum pila Oh beam id,ou
picocr fort2"
5risfsnt sabcr Woma. sen 9csa
bat ertra qe7agt, Du ic0.Is scr Eae&
Hi1t SnrtOsn, 81 bleiscnl"
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-01-11

Yrofcfor: oSogen Sie, N}iilIcr,
DoS periteben Sic itnter 0en boAiten
e'iitern oes Se6ens2~
0&auer: Gin gtittergus mf Der
Spite oes Gbimboraiiol~
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-01-11
\ m @tfer

Rs6islnpaIt. y. Inter oieIen
llmltGnoeu bietet bic @bei6eiOunsss
flaec penio 9tusHht auF Grfolgl sic
pcroen idon Bel Sybrem @ottsn aus
balten miiRen!"
Slientin: nSnrcdlidl abei
ibm aone ih'sl"
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-01-11
Nrii d acln / 4 iNt.

5rHb9cmitiGt
Gin 2ebrcr bebouoeltc oas @e.
0idjt: Ser 86nig uu0 Der geiIIler"
uuO frigtc eincn 5hiiIer. ,Nsas beiBt
oos eS lcbt ciu NliIler iorgeHfreil~
Shiler. Scr 9filler bate feline
Sroul"
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-01-11

rMlon iaot mir, Dein Gobn babe
ciHen bsmertenslperiben aopf trob ieis
ner SugenOr
nSo, Du bditeit i'm MIR nal na9
Icinem IeBten RauIh iebtn fpacn!"
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-01-11

8eitnn1en, 8eitihriiten etc.
,gBe @aItimau Nelps Gpmpaus" Moberi 8 s
Nepets. Ucl0aIielii0rer, 227 00.o4Vaiberi'1tt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-01-11

,S1rbercien.
rrco g. gsud
Sdrben uno sGeaminpr geMudi loie ral.
&r t0i, GDro i@nh.GuNue.
TclevhCu El Raul 800.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-01-11

ylNtlonal-U0nfcn.
,,Tbe gtO sewu Yailcpni genf." wab. nae
1Iet .r-E tNNe GOInb 92 Nunl, &thil fNli
DenrU s.. Ne0ue. Nafitrer
GccunN NAi,Jpnl Nant" A32 9sihs9'toNosvaal
&. 81 gHduner. 0Giirer
,4sciier, Gnflunal WaNt," IA NutoEnteN Stf
~ Cnrtiui Ndlliicr
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-01-11

SriitsGolnpoanieu.
II neais Ecpoit arb Esaa 0pmpeaa,e a 1pnie.
&irohc
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-01-11

GiccnihitmS-9lQciIicn Ea0 @0n0lei.
elsrre g. rueea q Grvhelp, so citasriuaiop
sftdke
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-01-11

Gilermaarcn ollcr Slf uaN Ntlis
idnlie0 3ubrh6r.
g eeeii ~onMr Co., a02 96i MesN,mdustr,
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-01-11

NrcuntiIe lIatnsg.
q. s. Tun y So,
COZ 6i0 IScrpIono Trult glod.

@munoteriesieu, Ebiirem 6cuier-
robmcR 2a0eu cic.
Sas. Y. Soner & 6o., ii5-ilI Gho 5feee'
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-01-11


9huf Dem &roaronln I'M uSippos
bronze" ali Gitou.Str iic3cn br
porraocu0c @iibnenfinlitlcr lpic s..
Green ser 6clicbtc Slunoriit Der BE-
fomutc Ironotifcr SOL 6ranc iuO
ser cuoliibe aomooiant 6ronf Ger.
~. Gic &oriicaung iii BON SlnionI
bis 5u @nOc 0ilBcrit rnter6oltcno
inO ne6cn Oeu obiacn orei 9litrottio.
ncu cridciucu ouBcrOcm Sec 9iolc
lmO Catherine Moon 5wci 0rojiOlc
S0n3cr. @lod mo S86itc, 5luci AR00.
dcn.9(froboteli SC Groir mnO @coi.
mont in cincut Sdipout. @lorio 6av
itno Go. Ionic Glijn6ct6 Guttp, bic
irii6cr nit Oeu Sir @atiical Gnt.
tics" luor. Gicics criitloiiigc %ro.
oromm OoS 81 Ocu popnIdren Sip
po0romc Frciicu 0cic6cu mcrocn
lonn bat icocm &ouocuillc.SrcH1o
Gciollen
9}cw Norf SDmpbonic.@ G.
cllld oft
Nic Stem PORT Snnipbonic.@cicQ
idoit" gicbt uorgcm 9iitnvod,,
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-01-11

Sionts.Nanfen.
!. .Tcnfidc &uut rva Taliimrrc" baltimore uno
Nnaiom Slt0re. Nilau gfcAer kfdiacNtsi
arba q qnntcr %ivt Etiila,Ni NtprNe 81
Ndra. &nlltrcr
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-01-11

n >l y 7 II M.
~, 'pnroe Dor ciuigcn So6rcn les.
Vuil pe0aucrt, OaB Gt6cl Barrymore
"r 'n,. 'gteln Sournec in Sem Stiid
s.y.,o'ego'lncl" ,st nibt Baltimore Be.
'l@ic. @elicrn aclonote oics lanait
rlullnldtc @crf inn 91loitornm mr.
nnlluVtl'n9 lnO 5ciat sSr1uleiu
C %poce S'il IN Der Eitclroae. .W}io.
- mel ut cines scr bcroorroocnS.
N7'll @erfe OcS cnaIiiden 1ronlohlr.
9en Yulcro IS iii6rt ms cine in.
tcrenalltc lmo mo6louige6ontc Stu.
ole pcs GbclcbcnS Dor 9hlocn, lpclhe
ioclt ilocr Dem iouit oc,ciotcn gqcrfcn
licbt Sic @eidliGtc Scr Roc @hnn.
oell, cmer imlgcn 6rmL pcl6c i6rcll
pon ibrem temperament ucribieocn
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-01-11

5por.ganEeu.
x eutinc Gparbnnf pnn Baltimore NuiaiOs
nno tdltimorcst strane,
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-01-11

2auOluiubidoitlihe @cr0ibe un0
SGmcreielt
wri7uh Inruer Nn.. 20b NDro. Eo,nsSitdte. y
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1916-09-28

EAGLE PASS. SeptIemDre %
Ia prensa de Mexico .hace muchoS
dias que guaFda absolute S'Icne!o
sobre IL qIc acontecc IN Il sur de
Msxiro. an los Estado5 de OaXaca :
C.hiana<. i1v2didos DE- antado pnr las
pa->iiaS feljci>ta>.
La cepSura e~stceclisima del 81
hisrao 5e lacto, implde, por otra paT
j.. que de aqusnos lugares iIeSu'n
nriIriaS HinGuna>. com" No sean La
~:nria,ias en- su~ a~=Nntia$ i" infor-
l~nrrfsn ' La Gitc - diriyan d. los
pa-;es d. SJIS -rtscrai"S. L1d1, "r
t,nstaute marrIra triunral.
sin embargo lH orlando en- cuaa-
80: aaonGneeR cosaa tan graves. Iu"
f. mjSmnS clr"aucista> han me2ra-
a.r noticiar>-IaS entr" -. Y "ntonc"I
3, yianeEhn cnuc.imicn;o d. toto IN
r5,a,io il eosas ,qus la miGuiua i"
Ia n"utjrd ofjrlal hahia de:oTmad'
4 o-ulEad5 Embellishments.
Hey peIemos dar d To- j~-rlor"s
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1916-09-28
Fue sentenCiado a Hluerte
eI asesino de don lno-
celclo Hsrez0
NsRIARIID nRULCU PAGN'A
con IA VIDA Los IRiNE-
'NE.S OLE C0METm IN
%iN LUIS pDTOSI.
correspondence Especial para ~ rFf>>'

,,, ,,,h,.o
dol ii.
-, '..,., ~n,,,ii on p, >a!6r
',.;,,o- 10 !, ,,mara do Dinuta-
L., r-,.3, 81 r,n.n,o H., ,,I,-
.ho do r.. ..,,.a nm. 49,
..,,e ,,nnfra >, ~r>.oronci yiliisla MAJ
~ar;,n n,nn-o.
.,.t,.t, - r,,.,, bi<n
i, ,.,an,., 81 1,.cr.,,do na
,T,a., ,,~,,,,rt, IL. J,-
=, in.rI,,niEIad ,i,, re,
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1916-09-28
e FEL.lIclsho CUnDE RAPFIDDAAMENTE EN-
e SUR DE- Ii RREPljBLIck De Mexico
Sc c0aFiRMA QUE Los cARRAHGIsTAS SUFRlEROk
I'M sERlO DEScALA3RO EN- LAS vAcAS

- la PranSa.. uaa information per-
fen Y abSolutamcute GuMpruDadd
Dor documeutos irrefGtabtCs.
E. incremcnto que 81 feliciSmo
ha tornado I'll 81 Sur iurante las Ill
tim?s ssmaaas. la sido tremcndo.
81 tiltimo goipe. ocultado ssrera-
mentc por los carranriStaS. Ia >ldc'
Sensational: una partida feljclSta
duc por sarprcSa 50 apoter6 de.Ta-
2achHla. ioSr6 volar con dinamIFa 81
edifirin de Ia .Aduana, ruannU - al
rrntrsbau tcatro 81 Admlnistrad"r
Y to,io> los e~mpl"adqs.
II Admipislradqr. ara III senior
f'ranciscn de- Ia CARA r., Que n los
puebios: de- la fronterd d" CoalnlAa
eIarcia ie ,cNrandgro y III" ;" aiiIlt
como mtIico . la revu"iia earran-
cista. Fin page Il" suS s"rNIrIoS, -
.obicrun de- Carr@nza j. H"mbrh a.
mini>tradqr dc h Aiuana i" T"pa-
.hula. IN rjfya voladura p"recid jan
to on mas dc ~ c~mpt"ado>.
Esfa> noticiaS vien"n IN rarta en-
viada q Ia familia del ,Hno" GAIA,
Juc reside en- Ia Villa Il" Ro-alro.
Coahdi'a.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1916-09-28
FuerOn cspturad0s en- Me-
xice los asesinos de! Sr.
lgnacio zaragOza
III. RnBD FtE IA CtISN DEL Ii
MEN IN u;E PlI,n0 IA
VIDA ~. IONOiIUO
FRN\TERiI0.

torrr>ponirnria Especial para ~ r"fN>N
NENlC.O. ~rrItHmbr" ?:.-L"> IL
>|c>iu"@ d'I senior i=narl" H~araS"|'
nan sd" rapturad"> P"r Ia i~''''i"'
r. senior Iala2"ia. persona Ii''H
r>tmada ru I"da> parties dnild' era
ron"rida. tue ,irjlma lie M a>aii"
Y rnho. ruando ll"2ana = ~ ""mn'i-
lln drSpuc, de- NI>ItGr a Una tamIi'a
amiga.
n prinripir. las INVESTIGATIONS
riur rrcrtuar0n la WuInridade> n"
di"run nin=rln r">uII@id" prar,ir"'
plirs no hahia t'>tl:"S 'l"I trth", '
81 senior /ara""ka II" pu'!" Iia'''
,lecIararidn ii" n:n@una ">rrri". N'
utr al ll"=ar a 81 'i"inIrliI" MUIR"
sin p"d"r ariicUiaf PaLlP'a'
Los >"Iorr> Nrna Y Parrao. prI-
nero ' sound" .i"lrS r">prrlIEa-
nl,nIn tie la rumiSoa"> lie Sr-UridaI
tnmarun 81 a~Srniu pnv I'll rIIrnIa y
! urrSnualm"nIr h~iricruu io,Ia rl2~r
! H.. rrsuui>a> para iar con las rulra-
blrS dr Ia murrf, del >rnur Xa"a-
..,za urs,uIi.a. rlir i nj prirripiu
no iicrou nin.rin reSullaLo. al fin
, - ,irrnu roronada> nor 81 fyiru.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1916-09-28
pEFFEcT0 SECRETARI0
MEkic AMI

Mode1os &c cartas f~aniiia:es, de 60
c:cdsd, comeTcicles : arnoroSas. Con
Eene ademas, una hernosa collection
de peasamientcs Ell Prosa ; verso pa
- .arjetas ~postz,e5, lenguaje de La
flores. f-utas, etc., J varies nodelo'
10 carta7 para psdineaSo de natrino
!.p.
sE5 "pscse=.o Secresnrzo AaxiSsao-
es q mejor Eoro en-. su genera de 10
publicados hasts 81 dia.
VALE SO CENTAVS5.
F;2slo r.
IGNACIo E. LozANo.
1aT pcIc-c- Sass ks,ac,a Ia
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1916-09-28
va Il fuuIarSc una union dc traba-
iadures meXiacnoS

.BI,c>- con nucha inSistencIa Ell
los ~rirculps Dc meXicanoS que den
trc H. POGO tempo habra una podc-
rosa organization en- esta cIudad'
l:amada Union de Obreros y Ira
bajadorr> N~eXtcano> la rual teudra
i,or cbieto mejorar las condlcloneS
Il tczl"- los Lrabaiadore5 compa-
irirta> raSidcntcs on esta> regiQueS.
DE ~reali1arsc la idea de que sc
aabta. los n~feXieaHoS de estas resiIo-
ne, resuitaran grantIcnlente henc-
ttriadOS, pue> >ielnprc resuita al=o
hurna de- ga union que tienc por OBJ
/ j.tu q mejoramiento comtn.
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Evening journal., 1916-05-18
HICHLETS WORK OUT
FOR The School Relays

In anticipation of the inter-class
meet OF the Wilmington High School.
which win be held probably the first
week In June the students 1f the
school are getting down TO hard prac-
tice. From all indications the meet
VIII surpass any held heretofore by
the school
The grammar schools are holding
trials for their relay teams to COM
pete against one another IN the meet,
and yesterday some of the teams were
picked. Much interest surrounds
these relays, as among the boys are
a number who enter High School
within a short time and whose ser.
vices on tie teams will be sought.
Gene Sproul. captain of the track
team, is showing up I'm fine form. and
his prowess on the surf has attracted
the attention of DR.. j. Draper Brown
who claims that ne Is a born distance
runner. Sproul has been working harJ
/ in the distances for the past tw,
/ years, and is rapidly advancing I'm the
game. His knowledge of the gamr
was shown on last Saturday when hl
annexed the mile run.
Evening journal., 1916-05-18
Club WOULD PUT CITY
ON THE CHECKER MAP
Charley Sheppard and
Company Want Players
TO Move Now
TOURNAMENT is
BEING WORKED OUT

The Wilmington Checker Club or
ganized last evening at No. 6l7 Mar
ket street, the following officers being
elected for the year. President, Charles
II. Sheppard; financial secretary, Chas.
j. Lynch; corresponding secretary.
James Moore. Forty members are
now enrolled and q committee or three
was appointed to secure suitable CEN
tral quarters for the members and
also to purchase paraphernalia.
Messrs. Lyme. Moore ana struggled
were appointed as the committee. The
Wilmington Club expects to have "a
crack checker team. and is open TO
meet any other club I'm this part OF the
country Communications have already
been received from well-known out
side club. and it is very likely that a
tournament will be played at Atlantic
City In July. The club expects TO have
a membership of l5O within the next
few months. as many applications are
coming in every day
The following members were pres
ent; Henry Creedon. Charles X.
Lynch. James H. Davis. Frank Stoops,
Charles j. Lynch. Paul Bradley. a.
than Lee. Thomas Guthrie. James
Moore, George Struggled. Thomas T.
Warner. C. A. Wedler. C.. c. Sheppard
George Tarbutton. James A. Ellison
David Kenneally. Charles Brown
Isaac Gears. Nathan Lee. Winfield
Scott, Harvey Smith and George
Reumer.
Evening journal., 1916-05-18
WORKING OUT THE
Horse PARADE PLANS

The meeting of the Delaware Horse
Show Association last night proved
most encouraging TO the committee in
charge OF the Horse Day carnival.
which will be held on May q. Re
ports from the committees were heard.
Joseph II. Gould chairman OF the road
horse committee. reported fifty head
OF road horses entered at this time.
and B. F. Blackburn reported 100 sad
ole horse entries. A. II. Tyson has
received l5 entries OF matinee horses.
;. j. McNee, chairman OF the draft
morse committee; y. p. Moody. I'm
charge OF show horses. and William
W. Hollett also on the draft horse
Committee. all reported a large entry
in each class
IL mas been arranged 10 have the
Dand leave Fourth and French streets
at o'clock on the day OF the pa
rade' and those persons who have en-
tries I'm the saddle horse classes may
meet there If they so desire and pro-
ceed TO Wawaset Park. The saddle
class viii be shown Immediately upon
lhe arrival OF this detachment II has
also been arranged to have Dr. J. r.
Mahahy announce the owner Of each
morse as IL passes the grand.
stand, thus giving the visitors an op-
portunity to identity the splendid
specimens of horses owned in Della
ware. Following the saddle classes
VIII be the class for road horses
winch will assemble at the grounds
and be shown at 245 O'Clock. stal.
lions VIII be shown al 315 o'clock
matinee horses at 3.45. show horse.
at 4.l5. and draft horses. at 4.3C
/ O'Clock. No other class. however. bu
the saddle horses will assemble dowr
town.
The plans as developed last nigh
VIII make II possible to carry out tn,
entire program without any delayl
and tiresome waits. The members o
the association will meet again mex
Wednesday evening 20 plan the las
minute details.
The members present last evenini
were James Jones. b. r. Blackburn
| n. j. Farley. A. II. Tyson. S. ]. Nc
Nee. Joseph II. Gould. Or. II. Garrett
J. W Mullen, W II. Hollett. J. W. VII
lis, Dr. J. r. Mahany, J. +. Pierce
/ w. c. Devine, W. S. Townsend. c. A
Saville, II. 7. Wallace. Dr. II. p. Ewes
Lewis Fell and S. II. Wilson. Jr.
Evening journal., 1916-05-18
Mysterious Pains and Aches
Make Life Hard TO Bear For Many
Wilmington Women.

Too many women mistake their
pains and aches for troubles peculiar
to the sex. More often disordered
kidneys arc causing the aching back
dizzy spells. headaches and irregular
urination. Kidney weakness becomes
dangerous II neglected Use time
tried kidney remedy -Doan's Kidney
Pills Hosts of people testify to their
merit. Read a Wilmington case:
Mrs Mary Quilliyan, 1926 Lowering
Ave, Wilmington says: About a year
ago had severe attack Of back
ache. My back ached and pained con-
stantly and I could hardly get TO
sleep at night Mornings the pain
returned and had to get up as early
as four o'clock. A neighbor recon-
mended Doan's Kidney Pills. and I
got some at Cappeau's Drug Store.
They gave me. wonderful relief and
entirely removed the trouble"
Price soc. at all dealers. Don't
simply ask for a kidney remedy get
Doan's Kidney Pills-the same that
Mrs. Qulllivan had. Foster-Milburn
Co. Props. Buffalo. n. Y.