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Detroiter Abend-Post. (Detroit [Mich.]) 18??-19??, 1916-05-16

lDlrI1UuTlilOen llllO 1nolllfrleuelt Sdgc
oes 9anoes, ole iid) ous Dem &riege
ergeben baben. Derocu geplant. Gin
groBer Cell Der perbotencn 9lrtifel
fam ans Den Scr Stoaten llno Gng.
lano.
Sombarocment bel Mpocunrt.
(Ecpeftc Der .slhociateo Rrcs."
Goris, , 16. Wtui. Ias @ontbur.
oement Der frunsoiiid9en Stellun9 I'M
@aloe pon 9lpocourt lun0 um Siigel
904 bauert nod an, pie Ole arieesIei-
tlIng beltte amtlid) n1eloet. Gin id)lpa-
der oelitifcr slngriff nit 8ranaten
norbipeitlid, Der Sbiaitmont SSurm
Durbc 5lirildgeidllagen Sm @oenre-
Siitrift miro oos @onlbarocment in
Der 8egeno pou Cir uno Nfoulair-
pile iortgeiest. slm Telt Der iSront
berridlt 9fube.
Semtihe Slpttc nni benz @esc nad)
9figa.
(0epcidhe Der rsliinciateh 9reb.)
9onoon, t6. Wiai. Cine Icpe-
ife oil Die Tnilp MdiI BON &ppenba-
gen mcloet. onB cine grobc oeiitidle
Slotte, Die iih a,if oem @ege bon &iel
nad) &iga befinoet, oas nere Shlnht-
i6iff Sinoenblirg imb onberc sSabr-
5elgc oes gleiten Sppc einifliebt.
npenhagen, is. Mai. Cine
Gepei6e oil bas slftenblooet bon 60
tbcliburg in Shneben mclbet, boB ci.
nc eruBe oeutihe Slotte, Ole ii6 am
Snmitag Dor oem eenannten Srtc
befano, Inn einen groBen Gnmpfer
ab5ufangelt Der im9egriff ituno, ltnd)
England ob5itfobren, nnt Sonntag
bur6 bas grid)einen britii6cr Saud)-
boote 5unt Riid5ige ge5tpllngen nur-
| DC. Ser britii6e Oampfer fiibr oo-
railf ab, oodl nohmen Die bei,tIhell
9riegsfd,iffe bier id,tpebiid)e 9an1nfer
fort, Die JIG nod beutidlen Safer,
braf)ten
Sllliicrtc adltcn 8riehcnlnnbs Nen-
fralitGt.
(Ecpefte Der ~elifociotcb Trcb.)
9on6un, t6. Wfdi. 9os slus.
portiec slmt fiinbigt an, oob Die be-
itebenben 0ifferen5en .5piifen 9rie-
fenla1tb lrnb Den Gntentc 0fdf)ter
in freunoi6oftli6er 8eiie geihlidltei
prrben, mas 5iir Solge bnben miro
bob feline %erlebline Der grie9ilfer
NeiitraIitGt itattfiuoen miro.
| 9riedenlnnO bat Dohenlnng mi
bensluiierten ouf i6led)tem SuBe ge
Iitanoen in Der ssragc bes transport:
BON Serben nod Der sSront bei Salo
nifi, nod)bem Die erlten aus ibrcn
2anbe bur6 sllbanicn entfomnen wn
rem, Inn ra6 Der SSnicl &orfr gebrah
5r iperoen Sicie Sruppen iino ies
ipieoer alisgeriiitet lno neii organi
Iiicrt poroen unb ioIIen bon Den slai
ierten BEL Salonifi perpanbt perben
9orfu licgt oil Der peItlihen &iiit
bon 8riehcltlarto nabe Der albuni
,i1en 8rcn5e. 9ie @ntcnte, oic leb
8er5oserllng iino auberoem Die &c
| fabr Der Salihboote 81 uermeibel
tpiinifte, Die lid ergi6t, lpenn iie bi
Sruppen I'M eona @rie6enlnno her
Inn sur See beforbern nluB, uerlangt
BON Der 8rie6iihen &egierung oi
grlaubnis, lie nit Der giienbabi
bur6 oas 9anb iciloen 5u biirfci1
| @riehei1lano lebnte oies ab, iub oi
Oellti6e &egierune erbob in9ltben Del
ginnono, Oab ein oerartiger @c
brailh Der @abn eine @erlesung DC
| HeutrolitGt bebeuten ipiiroe. Gie gll
liierten beitanben inoeiien auf ibrcr
9erlangen, ilno es puroe bercits po1
Berlin gemeloet, baB tic, ibre 6orOe
riing nit @eipalt burhiceen fpiirber
menn iid oies als nottpenbig ertpeiie
iollte.
Ginfnbr sablreidler grtifel in Sranf
reid nerbpten.
t4epei6e Der .uNoeioteS grcs.")
Horis. 16. 0loi. Sn llebercir
Detroiter Abend-Post. (Detroit [Mich.]) 18??-19??, 1916-05-16
llnterinfunsen beginner.
(Gcpei6e Der .sIiociateb 9reb. y

u glfron, Ohio 16. Wut. Stoat.
Iibe nnb it1btiibe gear1te plnnen
beute eine eingebeitoe llnteriuhung
berllriod)en fiir oenginitllr5 oes Grp.
itol 9feitourant- 9ebduoes. 9eeteres
glitt III cine 9lusboblung ouf einem
onitobenoen 9auplas, mo elm neucs
9ebduoe erri1tet iperoen ioa. llebcr.
lebenoe bebaitpten, flir3 Dor oer Gin.
itlr5 oen 91rm bon 9pnnn1iterpIoiio.
nen gebort 5u boben.
Die Sriinmer bes eingeititr3ten
@ebdubes puroen beiite nod ipeiter
unteriuht. ohne oob man nod Spfer
gefrnben bate. glud hie permiBt,n
9crionen iirto nufgetouht imb feiner
Der @crlestcn lit rpabreub Der 9fad,t
geitorbcn.
9iirgermeiiter VI. ). 9oub hicIt
cine aorlfcreuS nit Dem itobtiifen
Si6erbeitsoireftor unb 9au- oSnipet-
tor ab lutb gab bernof) befannt, boi3
or iofort einc nnteriud)img 5ur SSelt-
itellung Der Gerantfportling einleiten
ncroc. 9lus Columbus fom ole
9iohrid,t, oob sie itaotliden &C.
balloe. ,Snipeftoren beilte nod glfron
fommen piirben, nm nuf eieene
Sauit cine unterilihune 81 fiibrer.
Detroiter Abend-Post. (Detroit [Mich.]) 18??-19??, 1916-05-16
(scpcf6c Der -snociofeb 9res.0

flsrsfe.una a,H aett. 81
Detroiter Abend-Post. (Detroit [Mich.]) 18??-19??, 1916-05-16

Wterlfoner Die beloen glnoeren nur-
ben nod nidlt ioentifi3iert.
9ie glmerifoner iparen nod Der
Ranh gefabren, Inn Nais fiir Die &a.
palleric Eferoe ein5ufaufen. "a bic
Hand b1ufig ein ginitellplos fiir
9anoiten mar, n0hcrte man iid] Dor
lidJtig DEM 8ebauoe. 9lls man nm
Ole Ode oes Hand, Sallies bog,feuer-
ten Die Werifoner auf Die Maid]ine
Die amerifanii6en Soioaten iprol,
gen ab uno 9cut. Tntton itredtc Den
eriten Werifaner 81 @oben. Die an,
oercn liefen nod Dem Stanoplob ill.,
rer Eferoe, ipuroen uber iamt oei1
Sieren nicoergei6oiicn.
&ubio &andl mar oas Sauptquor-
tier Der @illu 9onoe, Die lesten ,Sa-
mar in Snnta glinbel 19 slmerifaner
nieoergemese4 bate. e. 5. So1p,
elm amerifaniiher Nanner uno Ssiib-
rer Der Grpeoition, puroe Dor 10 "a.
gen nahe Der &and, getotet ,nb lestc
@cde purbe elm omerifaniihes Ge,
tahement III iener 9egenb beid)oiien.
Ierifaniid,e @eridliuorer.
(Icpefne Der aiiociateo Greb.")
aingsniIIe, Ger, 16. Wai.-
Sole DC. Wtoriit, ein friiberer Sffi5iel
i'll Der 9i1n.alrmee uno angcblihei
Siibrer eines geplonten Iufitanoes
bon Werifanern in Seras, 9ieip We
rifo ilnb @risono, Ser ii1 bier inn @e
fdngnis befinbet. biirfte morgen 81
einem Iorperhor nodl San 9(ntoni(
gebraht tperoen. SSn gan5en tperoer
iest p 0fam I'M bieiiger 8efGngni:
in @erbinbune nit Dem angeblifcr
9onplott feiteeholtcn. 8erbaftiinger
bon Merifanern bolten nbcr nod ar
iinb bis be,tte abeno iollen iGintIi6C
Siibrer Der 9ewe9une feiteenommcr
icin. Ger geplantce slusbruh mar ur
ipriingli6 fir ben 5. 0tni ongeiest
Damn ipuroe Ser Tlan auf oen 10
Woi nerihobcn, ober Morrin tpurb,
in Der 9pii6en5eit ncrbaftet.
Werf bon ganbifen.
CGepcine Der rSlHocidteo Qres.")
CT 9 10, Ger, t6. Nfai. 9onoi
ten. permitlidl Werifnncr. bic iibel
Den &io 8ranbe gcfommen tparen
elltfernten heiite firth Die @oljen OH.
elmer sln5abl gohnid)peQen auf De-
Strede Der Southern Yacific @abi
irnb reritriaften 10 Die gntgleiiilnl
bes oitpdrts fahrenoen Suniet gr
preB5uges. Ter ltnfan ereignetc lid
nabe Sort Saneod, 90 0feilen 0itlid
bon 81 8aio. Sefs Yerioncn pur
ben pcrlcst, orei oanon er,litlid) 3era
nif6c Dtili5 unb Silfsi6eriffc finl
nah Der St6tte Der gnteleiiung ouf
gebrod1en.
Soultou. 3er., 16. Iai. ge
onltc Der Soritbcrn 0ocific 9ubl
iagten beiite. cine ltntcriuhllng oe
gnteleiiung oes Suniet-grpreB h1tt
ergcben, bab es lid Inn cinen llnfoI
Iimb niht nm bas Serf pon 9onoitcl
gebonoelt bGtte. 9rei Saiiaeiere
idmtlidl gteger, ioaen lei2t perles
poroen iein.
Detroiter Abend-Post. (Detroit [Mich.]) 18??-19??, 1916-05-16
@robe 6eutl@c 6lotte augcbli6
auf oem &ege na@ &iga.
Seferrei9fr an Srentin=S Sprol Tront eruarten IT'D.
lieniide Cffeufpe.

lno einen alis9cbehnteren 8ebrard)
bon Der SraIenarbeit 5il ma6en. sln-
oere WtaBre9eln 5ur &erbeiieritng Der
lpirtiflaftli6en ilno inolitrieQen Sage
oes Sonoes, ole iid olls Dem 9riege
ergeben baben, iperocn geplnnt. Gin
groBer Seil Der perbotencn 9lrtifel
fam aus Den Der. Stoaten ilro eng
lano.
Detroiter Abend-Post. (Detroit [Mich.]) 18??-19??, 1916-05-16

Wapne Wineral. nnb SGrfiide
Gdber hir Wdnner uIlo Srole-. Of.
ZEN bic annse Eao. (4nal
Detroiter Abend-Post. (Detroit [Mich.]) 18??-19??, 1916-05-16
(Ncpcf6e Der ..llnitcb 0rcb.)

9onbon, 16. Mai. Tie Sertre-
tling Der arone beennn bellte oarntt,
ibren SAL geeen Sir 9toeer Goie-
nent 5uiammen5ltid,peiben, als bas
&erbor oes irii6en Hatrioten pieoer
nlifgenommen mlroe uno nu6 Der
,SoQ Don Daniel 9nilep, einem iri-
i6en Mitperi6porenen, tpuroe i'm
@om Str 8oli6eieeri1t pieoeralifse.
nonlmen.
9iarp @oroon, ein biibi6csGienit-
n1Go6cn, ioentifi5ierte Gaiement ols
cinen bon brei Mdnnern, Die on Der
iriid]en &ilite nabe Sralec aus einem
gcbre6lid)en 8oote lanoeter, oas lie
Don Dem Saildlboote II 19 ans 9ano
gebrad)t battc. SSSobn Searn, elm
iriid)er 9onitabler, er5dblte Die Gin-
5elbciten pon Der Serbaftlrng oes &C.
fangenen. @6brenb bieier 3eitgen-
ausiaeeu 5eigtc Sir &oger erbeblidc
9terpoiitot. Srosbem lieB er Die
;3eugen, fpobrenb iie ibre 9lusiagell
mad]ten, nidt einen glugenblif un-
beobadltet.
Detroiter Abend-Post. (Detroit [Mich.]) 18??-19??, 1916-05-16
Der SerrGter oes Elnns.

Sobn WtcGartbp, ell GARNER bon
Gcrrp Gountp, bot Wfonate 5upor Die
YlGne, Die Sir Gaiemert Dor 0tonu-
ten fiir Die iriihe 9fepollltion begte,
lnb Die in Berlin aefaBt poroen lein
loaen, 5u SSnlle gebrnd)t
9ies muroe beite I'M porloiliigen
@erbore oes glnaeflaeten uno feine5
angcbli1en MitihuIoigen 8ailep felt.
geitelt. YfcGurtbp uno ni6t Der bri,
tiide 8ebeimoienlt, lit fiir Die 8e-
fongennabme oes Gatrioten perart-
nortlid) getpelen. McGartbps Oia.
left NOR Dem 9eri9tsbof rmb ben
3uihauern 10 idfper ueritdnblid,
bob Die Meiiten es id)pierig fonoen,
i'm iiberbollpt 5u perltcben Seine
Grabbing lautete ipie Elm Wfdrhen
Seine Grsablnns.
McGartbp iaete: 9lm Worgen oes
aarfreitags ipaaierte er on Der irt.
i6en 9iiite III Der 9tabe bon SraIec,
uIs er ein fleines Boot beobo9tete,
bos Der &iiite 5lliteuerte @r ging on
bcnStranb, INN ii6 5li bergen lino be.
lnerfte Die 5iibipurcn bon brei Wian-
nern im Sanoe. Gieie er-cgter aus
iraenO einem @rlrtbe ieilen Ser
oad)t. Gr beno6rid)tigte Die radlite
aoierne, Die iofort Worn'd)nfteit sur
llntcriuGilrg ousianbte.
Sci bieiem Hllnfte nahnl Sergennt
Seorn bon Der iriiden aonitablerei
Die Gr5Gblilng IcGortbps auf. Sei.
ner Sniloerung nod ueritrelite lid
Die ToIiSei iiber ein peites @ebict
Der aiiitc, nad)bem bas 9criid)t bon
Ser 9anoung Der brei 0tdnner be-
fonnt geporben mar. 9tutb langerI
Su6en purbc Gaienent, mic Searn
iaate, IN cine ntalten Cert gefiinoen,
oas ols Yteainnas Sort befanni
por. Ter @efangene proteitierte,
nie DER 8oIi5iit iagte, beftig gesel1
| Ieinc @crbofti,ng unb gab als ieinen
9tornen Ri1oro Wiorton, S9rlft'
teller, an.
| Sros oieies 9rcteltes fpurbe Il
nod, oen 9arroder gefiibrt, ita6oen
or 0opiere batte fallen lniien, OH
oencn iid) Die 9toti3 befono: v@artei
meiterc glntpeiIllngen ab. SD BIZ
entihloiien, bier 5li bleiben. @eitert
@eipebre ilno 0tunition Deroen ge
braiid)t. S6ift Elm Deiteres Sd)iff.
Garuli fpurbe Wfnrp @orbon nad
oen gorroden entboten ilno toerttli
3icrte Goienent als einen Der ore
MGnner, Die aus Dem @oiier geItic
aen mar, nod1bem bas 5erbrehlidll
Boot unlgciflagen mar 9as OtoO
J diem mar beute I'M 8eriht iinb ioenti
fi5ierte ben @eTongenen rDieoer. DC
! @ortbps 3eugnis puroe pon Wdd)dc
F @fuiiD, einem Surmarbelter Dol
aerrp, gum groBten Seilc ilnteritiist
Gaiement bradl auf transport III
iammen.
I Sergeont SSames Butler pom oe
: irii6en 2mlbpoli5ei, Der Guiemen
| nod) bcm 3lee brahte, Der ibn Dol
5ralec not) Dublin beforOerte. iagt.
F, baB Cir 8oeer 5uiammenbro6 I'M
fflud)ste, ols man ibn bon Dem Zoo
r bon 5pei sSeniern beno1rifltigte, oi
I in einein Wotorboote ertrilnfen no
l ren. Gr ioa eeiaet huben; ~Gas n
. mir leib, oenn i'd rehncte aitf ibr
l SiIie; iie poren 5fpei uiiirid)tise 81
: lanber.
lssnipeftor Sanbpeoof bon Eco
Lamb gorb iaste aus, Oob @oiemcn
Detroiter Abend-Post. (Detroit [Mich.]) 18??-19??, 1916-05-16
Tiyarmer Mc@artbD be.
ging &errat an
Statement.
@eittrt Serbau0luug gtgen iri.
i4en Yatriottm im SorOtrbDr.

feline SbentttGt 5usegeben habe, oIs
er i'm on Der Decentralization traf.
Inn ibn na9 Dem Soiper 5u bringen
Evening journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1888-1932, 1916-10-13
THAT ROLL OF HONOR.

M ANY newspapers throughout the country have pub
Iva lished roll Of honor" composed of the names
Of the members Of the Senate who voted against the
wage-increase act passed by the Democratic Congress
and signed with so much display Of JOY by President
Wilson. From some Of these lists the name Of Sen
ator Lawrence Y Sherman OF Illinois, was nadver-
tenty omitted Here is the complete list which in
cludes the names of only two Democrats, Clarke, OF
Arkansas and Hardwick, of Georgia;
W. E. Borah Of Idaho; J. H. Brady, OF Idaho; f.
b. Brandegee, OF Connecticut Moses e. Clapp, of
Minnesota; J. p. Clarke Of Arkansas; LeBaron b.
Colt OF Rhode Island; A. B. Cummins, OF Iowa;
Charles Curtis OF Kansas; W. p. Dillingham; Of Yer
mont; II. A. dupont, of Delaware j. H. Gallinger, Of
New Hampshre A. J. Gronna, Of North Dakota; ].
W. Hardwck OF Georgia; W. L. Jones, of Washing
ton: W. s. Kenyon Of Iowa; P. ]. McCumber OF
North Dakota; G. p. Mclean, of Connecticut; Knute
Nelson of Minnesota; G. W. Norris, Of Nebraska;
George r. Oliver of Pennsylvania; Boise Penrose, OF
Pennsylvania; L. Y. Sherman. Of Illinois; William
Alden smith, Of Michigan; Reed smoot, OF Utah;
Thomas Sterling. OF South Dakota; j. w Wads
worth. of New York W. e. Warren, Of Wyoming; J.
w. Weeks Of Massachusetts.
Evening journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1888-1932, 1916-10-13
FOOD SOURING IN
stomach CAUSES
Gas. INDIGESTION
@Pape's Diapepsln" neutralizes acids
I'm stomach and starts
digestion.
Five minutes! No sOurness, gas,
heartburn, acidity or
dyspepsia.

II what you just ate is sOuring on
your stomach or lies like a lump of
lead, refusing to digest, or you belch
gas and eructate sour undigested
food, or have a feeling OF dizziness,
heartburn, fullness, nausea, bad taste
in mouth and stomach headache, you
can surely get relief in five minutes.
Ask your pharmacist to show you
the formula, plainly printed on these
fifty-cent cases of Papes Diapepsin,
then you will understand why dys-
peptic troubles of all kinds must go,
and why il relieves sour. Out-of-order
stomachs or indigestion in five min
utes. "Pape's Diapepsin" is harmless;
tastes like candy. though each dose
will digest and prepare for assimila-
ton into the blood all the food you
eat; besides, il makes you go to the
table with a healthy appetite; but
what will please you most. is that you
will feel that your stomach and in
testines are clean and fresh, and you
will nC.~eed to resort to laXatives or
liver pas for biliOusness or constipa-
ton.
This city will have many "Pape's
Diapepsin" cranks, as some people
will call them, but you will be enthusi-
astic about this splendid stomach
preparation, too, if you ever take It
for indigestion, gases, heartburn
sourness, dyspepsia, or any stomach
misery.
Get some now. this minute, and rid
yourself of stomach misery and indi-
gestion in five minutes.
Evening journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1888-1932, 1916-10-13

TN all sections OF the United States tomorrow will be
observed as Candy Day In no place will it be OBJ
served with greater hearness than in the city Of Will
mington
We have here many nne candy stores and thousands
OF lovers OF candy The propretors OF the stores are
making alluring displays OF their wares and doing
everything possible to whet the appetite OF public
that needs little encouragement in that direction
every man. woman and child is going to have an OPP
portuny to eat candy that day. said John Govatos,
one OF the leaders in the Candy Day movement IT'S
big event the candy industry-the really big day
in all the year"
customers will realize from this first observance Of
Candy Day all the pleasure and profit that it contains
and that as a result Of sweet and gentle conspiracy,
the day will become fixed in our commercial cal
endar.
Evening journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1888-1932, 1916-10-13
SPLITTING HAIRS.

TNRESIDENT WILSON says that having been law
yer, he divide hair 'twixt north and north
east side"
We knew he could. He did it when he split fine dis
tinctions to justify his violation OF the single term
pledge He split mighty fine hairs when he shook
first his fist and then his finger at the foreign coun-
tries that dehanty trespassed upon our rights He
split a hair every time he appointed commission that
was required to be bipartisan. He has split many
hair in order place deserving Democrats in office
in violation of the spirit OF the civil service law.
When it comes to dividing hairs whether between
north and northwest between south and southwest
Samuel Butler expressed IT, Wilson has few peers and
no superors
The pity of it is that by precept and practice he
teaches the young and women OF the country that
il is wise and proper policy to take advantage OF tech
nical distinctions whenever self interest makes it
pedient.
Evening journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1888-1932, 1916-10-13

lotal ........... $500. 9"''z l0'lo
This total exceeds the amount re-
ceived from taxes in 1915 up to October
] by $4,000.
Under the old system of collecting
taxes in Sussex County when ten or
more collectors were given the Job, not
over S25. 600 of the taxes levied in any
one year We're collected and paid into
the County Treasury. It was nothing to
be surprised over, that the county orders
on the treasury were worthless in those
days. Now the issue of orders is con-
trolled by the comptroller, and the re-
ceiver of taxes paying into the treasury
the money when it is due, the county
orders are as good as check.
This is another Republican measure
Of business reform. II was enacted by a
Republican Legislature, approved by a
Republican Governor. and lives up to
promise of the Republican party to give
better government and save the peoples
money by doing so. II was fortunate
for Sussex county that Governor Miller
appointed Vollev NJ. Murray as the first
receiver Of taxes, for he has organized
the work on Q business basis, and ac-
cordiug to the laws. This is on line
with what the Republicans viii do with
the new County Commission laws at the
beginning Of 1917. after the. Republicans
have been elected and installed in Office.
Good roads through an engineer, better
bridges all over the county. and an hon
est dollar for an honest dollars worth
Of service rendered. will he The condi-
tions for the future under Republican
rule Of county and State affairs.
Evening journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1888-1932, 1916-10-13

A. Eberhart, Mrs. Igram, Mr.. Tenn
pie, Mr.. tombstone, Mr. Middleton
Mabel Thomas, Martha Herrick, Mary
Newsome, Anna Newsome, Mildred
Lee, Emma Houck, Jennie McLaugh-
lin, Ruth Hall, Mabel Riggan, Flos'
sic Hall! Elenor Lee, Elva Lee, Ralph
Turner, Edgar Reed, Alfred Caulk.
Harry Allen, Harry Price, Lewis
Booker, Harry T. Farron, Richard
Thomas, Hooper Lemon. Albert Tenn
pie, Arthur Hughes. Paul Kempski.
Evening journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1888-1932, 1916-10-13
With The Photographers

Senator Taggart is to campaign in ninety-two In
diana counties and not make a speech. Even the
Presidency is not too big reward for such a man
il he sticks to the resolve.-Gary Ond) Times.
college professor walked from Philadelphia to
New York ito relieve his mind" He would have saved
a great many steps by getting one of his freshmen TO
teach him a few cuss words-Nashville Tennessean.
The day will come when the rich man will pay his
proportonate share OF taxes regularly as does the
poor man-and the next day the Angel Gabriel will
play his well-known trump-Mssoua CMont) SEN
tinel
Evening journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1888-1932, 1916-10-13
A SERVICE OF PARAMOUNT IMPORTANCE.

A SERVICE OF PARAMOUNT IMPORTANCE.
I N the editorial columns the Dover Republican we
find the following
We desire call the attention Of our readers to
editorial on front page which appeared in the WILL
MINGTON EVENING JOURNAL on Monday of this
week The editorial is headed Eleven Potent Reasons
Why Senator DUPONT Should Not Withdray From the
Republican Ticket; Five Potent Reasons Why Town
send, Reinhardt and Swain Should Withdraw Without
Further Delay. From the Party Wreckers' Ticket" II
is obvious that in publishing il THE EVENING JOUR-
NAL sincere in its desire and purpose to have the
candidates nominated by the Republican State Conven-
ton stand fall Republicans and not the poli
cal associates and of party wreckers
whose plainly apparent purpose is to defeat for the
personal qualification of Alfred l. dupont his hated
cousin, Senator Henry A. dupont for recollection TO the
Senate OF the United States, and to defeat the per-
sonal qualification OF j. Frank Alice than whom there
is political migrate In this any other State
the candidates the Republican State ticket who hail
from Kent county. The political history of j. Frank
Alice is too well known to all Delawareans to make
necessary the adding OF word by at this time
to further prove its backness and Il should suffice to
merely mention the fact that Alfred DUPONT has BEEN
and is at present hand in glove with him. and that he
spent thousands upon thousands OF dollars in the
scheme to wreck the Republican party OF Delaware to
crafty his Unsuitable lust for against Sena
tor dupont THE EVENING JOURNAL. is laboring
purely for the interests Of the Republican party of this
State and believe the argument and the advise
tanned in the editorial republishing entirely
sound and that the advise should be followed without
further loss OF time.
The Republican is right THE EVENING JOURNAL
is aborng purely for the interests OF the Republican
party of this State and It will continue do So there
by performing for the public what regards being
4 service OF paramount importance.
Evening journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1888-1932, 1916-10-13

cling suit OF dark blue broadcloth
with blue velvet hat to match. The
maid Of honor wore a brown gown.
Each wore a corsage bouquet Of
bride roses and fern.
The bride is a graduate OF the Will
mington High School. class 10, and
also a graduate of Miss Beaman's pri-
vate school for kindergarten.
The groom is a graduate OF Goldey
College and for a number of years has
held a position with the Eastern NAL
leable Iron Company.
After a short honeymoon Mr.. and
Mrs. Weaver will be at home to their
friends at their new home, No. 2905
West street.
Evening journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1888-1932, 1916-10-13
SOCIAL ANDPERSONAL news

DR.. and Mrs Emory James and DR..
Hitch, of Sharptown, Nd, motored TO
this city last week and visited Mrs. Ed
ward P. Mckay, wife of Plumbing In
spector Mckay, of No. 400 West
Twenty second street
.
Mrs. Thomas Davis, of Milford, spent
yesterday with Captain and Mrs. L. S.
Durborough, at their home, No. 1884
West Third street Mrs. Davis then left
for Philadelphia, where she will spend
a few days with friends.
.
Mrs. Preston Lea gave a luncheon at
the Hotel DUPONT yesterday to intro
duce her daughter Miss Louise Lea. Il
was quite large luncheon, and the sea
sons debutantes were there
Evening journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1888-1932, 1916-10-13
BETWEEN THE BACKYARD AND TnE CURE.

II ANDLING garbage is not pleasant task for any
A No member OF family desires to do it. There
many servants nowadays who decline to perform
that sort OF service.
Several days ago President Of Council Downward
forward with what he asserted would be a solvent
for the unsatisfactory garbage situation in our
city brief was that the householders or their ser
wants should carry all garbage from the backwards to
the street curbs that the garbage collectors should
dump it in the wagons and that then the househoders
their should carry the empty garbage cans
rom the curbs back to the yards.
That plan not original with Mr.. Downward, nor
did he lay claim being the father of the idea It was
proposed here many months ago. when the garbage col
lection contractors broke down in their work II
was defeated then for two reasons One was that
the collectors being paid TO handle the garbage
all the way from the backyards the disposal plant
and that it would be unfair relieve them OF that part
Of the work extending from the backyard the curb
and back again and to saddle that paid-for task on
householders and their servants Another reason was
that most householders and taxpayers objected to be-
ing converted into garbage handlers They RATHER
would pay money under the garbage contracts
than perform such disagreeable work. even for them
selves.
That second reason is in full force and effect today
to say nothing OF the first one and il is pleasing 10
note that Mayor Price and other city officials recognize
the fact and not disposed to look with favorable
eyes upon the old and discarded plan that President
Downward has revived