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Evening journal., 1916-03-13
WOMAN AND Horse
co over EMBANKMENT

Special 10 THE EVENING JOURNAL.
SEAFORD. March l3.-Alrs. Thomas
H. Draper wife of farmer living near
here, was injured yesterday afternoon in
n runaway accident when her horse
took fright at am obstacle in the road
and started TO run. In approaching a
bridge over a deep cmbankmcnt, where
there is sharp curve. the horse sprang
over the railing. taking the carriage aud
Mrs. Draper TO the stream below. a dis
tance of 25 feet. Mrs. Draper il con-
fined 10 her bed suffering from shock
and bruises. DIt her physician thinks
She will recover. The horse was badly
injured and the vehicle totally demol-
isned.
Evening journal., 1916-03-13
FEAR BLACKSMITH
NET With foul Play
sneoIaI 10 THE EvENING JOuRNAL.

Special to THE EVENING JOURNAL.
SEAFORD. March 13.-Friends and
relatives of Bruce Phillips. a young
blacksmith OF Linkwood. are worried
over his failure 10 return from Balti-
more. where he went two weeks ago.
He visited his brother. Harry NJ. phil
lips. No. 4205 York road. Baltimore.
and left saying he intended making a
few purchases and return home He
wrote his wife ten days ago. saying
he would return home the following
day, but since then nothing has been
heard OF him. His friends and rela-
tivcs fear he has been the victim OF
an accident or foul play, inasmuch as
he had quite a sum OF money with
him.
Evening journal., 1916-03-13
MISS VAN DER Filler TO LECTURE

Miss Hendrika van der Filler OF The
Hague. Holland, will address a public
meeting this evening i'm the New Cen
tury Club. She will be introduced by
General James II. Wilson. Following
the meeting she will be accorded a
public reception. Those in the receiv-
ing line will be: Mrs. George Gray,
Mrs. James A. Draper. Sr.. Mrs. viii
liam S. Hilles. Mrs. Willard Hall Por-
ter and Miss Hebb. Miss Louise Now
land has been appointed chairman Of
the ushers committee.
Miss Van der Filler will speak on
the Holland American Home for Bel
gian refugees and war orphans. Her
lecture will be illustrated. The pub
lice is invited.
Evening journal., 1916-03-13
fine This PAIR FOR
Starting ROW ON train

William Coils and Peter Riizook
we're arraigned in City Court today
on a charge OF fighting on a Balti-
more and Ohio railroad train. They
were arrested az $3.50 o'clock yester-
day morning upon the arrival OF the
train al the Delaware avenue sta
ton. Il was alleged that they were
disorderly on the train from Newark
to this city.
William Wood. brakeman, and W.
r. Martin. conductor. said the men
drank whiskey on the train. after
which they fought Samuel Nibil-
kopf. a passenger, said the men
fought with him. The men were
each fined 81 and costs on a charge
of disorderly conduct. and So and
costs on a charge of drinking whiskey
on railroad train.
Evening journal., 1916-03-13
y. MN. A. TO HAVE SCOUT TROOP.

Charles Gurney. Scout executive Of
Wilmington has called a meeting in
the " NJ. II. A. gym on Wednesday
evening at s o'clock to organize a Boy
Scout troop under the auspices of the
Y. NJ. II. A. All junior members OF
the Y. NJ. II. A. desiring 10 join the
troop are requested to attend We'd
nesday nights meeting.
Samuel NJ. Rachlin has been chosen
by the v NJ. II. A. Scout committee TO
be scoutmaster OF the troop.
Evening journal., 1916-03-13
Y.W.C.A. TO BEGIN
BUILDING CAMPAIGN
Directors Decide TO Inau-
gurate Canvass for Funds
In April
HAVE OPTION ON
A CENTRAL SITE

Finding it impractical for many
reasons TO defer the project of securing
a new building any longer, managers OF
the local Young Moman's Christian As-
sociation have announced that they VIII
wage ten day building campaign here
the last two weeks in April The needs
of new association building has within
the last wear been strongly felt as the
present building Is inadequate to meet
the rapidly growing needs of the a.so.
clntlou. ihly gitl- are being turned
away because uf lack of accommoda.
tion. 10 spite Of ihc fact that the sewing
room, am upstairs rest room and two
former bath rooms hnvc been made into
sleeping apartments. and also in spite of
the feet thnt the house adjoinin. the
present building was recently annexed.
thus ailording accommodation for alm'
fourteen pirl.
Not In the history Of the local as
ISOLATION has the building been so
crowded. Sixty-throo women and
girls comprise the boarding family.
Not only are the sleeping quarters
inadequate. but tho dininrrnom. GYM
nasum and rest room arc also un-
comfortably crowded in tho evenings
when The girls arc homo from thcir
daily work. and desire to get together
for a little social diversion.
All the classes az the association
are larger this year than ever before.
and with thc rapid growth OF an ass
sociaiion that means so much 10 the
religious and educational life Of a.
community, II has hccn decided by
the board Of managers that IL would
be unwisc for many reasons 10 de-
fer the building campaign longer.
Tho association has the option on
site within a few minutes walk of
the business district. which 70 is
thought viii be ideal for now home.
Evening journal., 1916-03-13
DECIDE YOURSELF
The Opportunity is Here, Backed by
Wilmington testimony.


Wilmington Testimony.
Don't take our word for IT,
Don't depend on a strangers state
ment.
Read Wilmington endorsement.
Read the statements OF Wilmington
citizens.
And decide for yourself
Here is one case of IL.
B. r. Bacon. engineer. on Pa. r. r..
S04 Lombard ST.. Wilmington. says:
MY work is hard on my kidneys. At
times | am heated up and then again
chilled so much that a cold is sure
to result. The constant cramped posi-
tion | am in will also tell on the
strongest back From all these causes,
my back became weakened and often
painful. Doan's Kidney Pills, pro-
cured at Danforth's Pharmacy. reliev-
ed me-"
Takes Doan's Occasionally.
over Five Years Later, Mr. Bacon
said: II still take Doan's Kidney Pills
occasionally when my kidneys are not
acting as they should. I gladly con-
firm my former endorsement"
Price soc. at all dealers Don't
simply ask for a kidney remedy-get
Doans Kidney Pills-the same that
Mr.. Bacon has twice publicly recon.
men6ed. foster-Milburn Co., Props.
buffalo, N Y.
Evening journal., 1916-03-13
LECTURE on
CANCER TREATMENT

Under the auspices Of the Physi-
clans and Surgeons Hospital Assoc
citation. DIR. George Pfahler, OF Phila-
delpsia. will give an illustrated lee
turc on "The X-ray Treatment Of
Cancer" al the rooms Of the Board
OF Education, Sixth and King Stsr
AT $50 o'clock tomorrow evening.
All physicians and dentists Of VIII
mington arc invited to hear the lee
furc
Evening journal., 1916-03-13
RtPTISW AT SECOND CHURCH.

At the services I'm Second Baptist
Church last night several persons
were baptized. Following the service
the Rev. T. p. Holloway held an evan
gelistic service at which four per.
sons professed conversion. This even
ing. Miss Crlssman. G field secretary
Of the Baptist Home Missionary So
ciety. will address the Second Bap-
tist section Of that organization. Miss
Crlssman. who is well known in her
field Of work. is a graduate Of the Chi
cago Baptist Training School. and is
particularly interested in young wo-
men,
Evening journal., 1916-03-13
cHuRcH LEAGUE MEETING.

Tho Church league will meet IN THE
EVENING JOURNAL Office ON Mcdncs-
day night for reorganization. The
meeting will open at o'clock and the
new teams represented at that hour will
have the best chance of getting into the
organization. Following the organiza
70 Is the desire Of the present officers
to have the league in working order
within one week.
Evening journal., 1916-03-13
no DISCUSS SCHOOL NEEDS.

As committee To represent the
Chamber of Commerce AZ a public mass
meeting 10 he held in the near future, az
which matters concerning the conditions
of the public schools will be considered.
President Mcgear has appointed the fol-
lowing. William !. orkindale. Cliff
ford j. Scutt. G. D. Garrctson. William
=. White and William +. kurtz.
Il is hoped To secure the active co
operation Of all civic bodies in move
mcnt toward lettering the schools. Th0
committee win meet ON next Wednes
day.
Evening journal., 1916-03-13
GAS FLARE CAUSED ALARM.

Seeing a hare-up OF gas from lie
Wilmington Gas Company's plant
about o'clock last night. Willard
Lyman. OF No. 907 Delaware avenue,
who was passing along Front street,
near Justison street. sent in an alarm
from Box No "a. Front and Justison
street. The district firemen responded
but the hare-up was nothing unusual
aud their services were not required.
Evening journal., 1916-03-13
40 MENnrRs TOR EAsTLAkE.

Sunday was q profitable DAY az
rastlake Presbyterian Church. AT the
morning service fifty-two adults were
received into church membership on
profession Of faith and eight by letter.
4 large class OF young people VIII be
received into the church on Easter
sunday. The communion service was
attended by the largest crowd in the
history Of the church.
Evening journal., 1916-03-13
MISS MoOPF A SUNDAY BRIDE.

Special to THE EVENING JOURNAL
SEAFORD. Del, March l3-Just as
service was closing in the NJ. r. Church
here last night. the Rev. J. j. Bunting
was called to the parsonage 10 marry
Miss Ida Moore, OF Dover. and ElNood
Wilhelm. OF Wilmington. Mr.. and Aire.
Wilhelm. after short wedding trip.
will live IN Wilmington.
Evening journal., 1916-03-13
TEsr MATER SYSTEM.

Officials Of the Water Department
yesterday shut OF the water supply
along Market street for the purpose
of testing a high pressure system.
The water vas cut OF several hours.
but advance notice having been given.
it resulted in but little discomfort o.
!nccnvcnience.
Evening journal., 1916-03-13
WuMINCT0N A. q. no MEET.

The wilmington Athletic Club will
meet tonight. when President Z. J.
McGaughey wishes all members pres
ent. Those wishing a try-out for the
ball team should be present. The
meeting will be held az the home OF
Manager Adams. No. 226 Ford avenue
Evening journal., 1916-03-13

death. which occurred on Saturday
lie had been on a visit TO his sis
ter. Mrs. Ellie Strawhecker. Phila-
delphia. and while returning to his
home. was taken sick on the train.
When the train reached the station
he was removed TO a hospital. where
he died. He was a son of the late
Mr.. aud Mrs. Israel Riding. and a
number Of years ago went to New
ark. where he was a bricklayer.
DR. Dodd dressed the injuries Of
Richard Quigley, who had his heId
cut by falling off a straw rick on the
Hamburg farm.
Postmaster John p. Murphy has
posted the following list Of unclaimed
letters: Samuel Anderson, j. w.
Burns. viii Copper. Miss Nellie Can
non, GustsOno Decarllo, Clarence
Jones. Mrs. Sarah Lehart. Emmanuel
Powell. Randolph Smith, Mrs. A. r.
Thayen.
The Ladies Aid Society will meet
this evening at Z o'clock 10 give the
members an opportunity to attend the
evangelistic services in the NJ. E.
Church.
the trouble with Mexico. Lieutenant
George B. Rodney, are along the
( Mexican border.
Mrs Ewing. mother-in-law Of
I Stephen Stradley. died yesterday at
/ his home. at Baldton. The funeral
+ will take place tomorrow with inter-
i.ment in Harrington.
/ Miss Anna T. Weer. daughter OF Mr.
aud Mrs. f. T. Weer. OF near New
Castle. and Lewis Pennock. son OF
Mr.. and Mrs. Alpheus Pennock, of
near Newark. we're married on Thurs
day evening. at the brides home.
The bride was given I'm marriage by
her father. and was attended by Mrs
/ Earl H. Weer as nyatron of honor
and Miss Ethel Snyder and Miss JOS
ephine p. Weer as bridesmaids. The
groom was attended by Harry G. Lit
tie and Earl Weer and Walter Pen
mock were ushers.
The bride wore white silk draped
with embroidered lace and carried
white sweet peas The matron OF
honor was dressed in white crepe do
chine and carried pink carnations The
bridesmaids wore Nile green silk
trimmed with spangle net and car
ried baskets of dahodils
The wedding march was played 10y
Mrs. G. L. Weer Mrs. Weer sang "Ol
Promise Me-" previous TO the cere
mony. and was accompanied by Mrs
ID. Whitten. who played the piano.
After the ceremony a reception wa'
given. Mr.. and Mrs. Pennock will liv'
in Newport.
PUBLIC NOTICE.
At the regular meeting Of the City
Council. on Tuesday evening. MARCEL
Z. the following resolution was unani-
mously adopted;
Resolved. That the list of unpaid
bills for curb and cutters as sub
mitted by the Street Improvement
Commission. be placed in the hands Of
the City Clerk until the regular meet
ing of City Council. on Tuesday even
ing. April 4. 1916. and that a public
notice to such delinQuents be pub
lished in the Every Evening and The
Evening Journal. that all curb ant
gutter bills unpaid at that time vii
be placed i'm the hands of the CITY
Solicitor. who shall cause suit 20 b'
brought for the collection of th'
same. as per section 5 of the Act ere
ating the Street improvement Com
mission. c. Allen Smith. City Clerk
New Castle, Del, March 10, 1876
, Adv.
Evening journal., 1916-03-13
SEWING SOCIETY REUNION.

Members OF the Sewing Society OF
Grace NJ. +. Church will hold a re-
union in the church building tomor-
row morning Mrs. j. p. Doughten
and Mrs. w. ID. Mullen will be hos
tesses. The meeting will begin at
1890 O'Clock.
Evening journal., 1916-03-13
BY MIKE GIBBONS.
(Middleweight Champion)

SON while ducking a swing. lie has both
hands iu position to block an upporcut
and nj tho same time Is "-ct' 10 begin
operations on his opponcnt'- mid-scc-
tion.
Always bear in mind the fact that "a
clever two.handcd boxer. after missing
a blow With one hand j., liable to score
point with the other. provided he is
fairly shiity and points count iu the
referees final summing up of bout.
IN addition 10 ducking, learn IA
shadow -boX-imt is, spar with au inn.
agingry opponent, and abo,c an, dcvclol
your footwork. for II you are shifiy and
able TO step inside punches or hacl
away yUi have mastered one of the rca
tricks Of the game.
Evening journal., 1916-03-13
SATURDAY BASKETBALL SCORES.

pcnnsy 80. =. I. DIVISION, ~.
Helmets 30. Comets 20.
Rufums %, Darts %.
old Swedes 36. Kenwood Jrs.. 2S.
Old Swedes 2. Konwood o.
Beavers 26, Fraiser A. c. 20.
Brownson Reserves 22. Co. T.. p.
Evening journal., 1916-03-13

Pablo Lopez was the first Mexican
general shot by Uncle Sam. He was
killed by q. 5. troopers in the battle
at Columbus, \. NJ.
Lopez was hunted as a bandit, sub
ject to death by any captor. ever
since the massacre Of 1S Americans
at Santa Ysabel AT that time the
United States government demanded
the capture Of villa and all his men
Lopez was second in command to
Villa and was said to have been in
command OF the villa men who took
the Americans from a train at Santa
Ysabel and shot them.
Evening journal., 1916-03-13
TO LECTURE ON FIRST Am.

A series Of lectures and Semonstra-
tions on first aid Will open tonight al
the y. NJ. c. A. Following the close
Of the series. which will be conducted
by Or. John L. Fisher. an examination
for the American Red Cross certificate
will be held.
Evening journal., 1916-03-13

Learn 10 duck,
boys. but be sure
You don't run into
am uppcrciii while
avoiding a swing.
The upperciit ISL
one of the most
deadly OF blows
and b. most frc
quently used ON
opponents w h o.
wade iu with
their heads low
cred and both
hands in motion.
Note in the
above picture the
position OF my
Evening journal., 1916-03-13

The side horse. long horse, parallel
bars and bowling contests Will be
held ON Wednesday evening There
will be three bouts. heavy. middle and
lightweight contests As the men
have been training for some time for
these contests. some good bouts arc
expected. Al Kubiak. "a well-known
puglist Of this part Of the country,
viii be one OF the heavyweight con-
testants. and a large number OF his
friends are expected to be present
!. The entries follow: Heavyweight
boxing 18TH Company kubiak;
l39th Company. Lush; middleweight
boxing. 18Th Company, o'Connell and
! Thomson. 139ih Company; light-
weight boxing. 18th Company. Gala
han. and l3gth Company. Senior
Heavyweight wrestling. i12th Com
lpany. Laury. and 139th Company. OILS
sohn: middleweight. 112th Company
Rimes and Bunnell. 18Th Company
lightweight. ll2th Company, katz. ant
Stacker. 139th Company.
Senior. Collins and Hicks. OF the
l39th Company. are the candidates for
the side horse. long horse and parallel
bars. while pickens of the 18TH Conn
Ipany will be their parallel bar entry
and Freshour will try the horses.
ON Tuesday evening there Will be
I bowling matches between the two
company teams. The l39th Company
men are: Clay, Cross and Boland.
first team, and second team, Byrd.
White and Jones. Sergeant Clay is in
charge Of -he 1S9th Company entries.
Evening journal., 1916-03-13
FORT DUPONT INDOOR
MEET Opens TONIGHT
sneciai 10 TINE EVENING JOURNAL

snecial TO THE EVENING JOURNAL
DELAWARE CITY, Del. March l3.
Final arrangements have heon
made for the indoor meet which will
pc held al Fort DUPONT tomorrow
night and Wednesday evening, hut
will really open tonight with has
ketball game between the 18TH and
18TH Companies The lineup Of the
teams Is as follows:
Evening journal., 1916-03-13
az MEMBERS FOR HANOvFR.

AT the morning service in Hanover
Presbyterian Church yesterday GS
persons were received into church
The Lords supper was
celebrated az the same service.
Evening journal., 1916-03-13
HIGH loses LAST
CAME TO PHILLIE FIVE

In their last game OF the season. the
Wilmington High basketball team
was defeated on Saturday by the
Southern high quintet by n 81 to 2S
score. Il was through the spectacular
work of Bunnin from the iifteen-foot
mark and the erratic shooting OF the
local boys that spelled defeat for the
Cherry and White.
The floor and team work of the
local boys surpassed the visitors, but
from the firing line Of the game they
fell FAR below the standard set by
Southern. Numerous easy shots We're
wasted McCaughan was the feature
OF the local team. he caging the sphere
for six field goals Bunnin. for South
ern. scored twenty-one points, fifteen
Of which were the results OF fouls.
The lineup.
Evening journal., 1916-03-13

f1elQ eOdlS-W Wdililldnf puAiiih'
g: watson. 3 Gottlieb, 1; Leubart. 2;
OKeefe. 3: Daley. /. Worthington. ! :;
McCaughan. G. Foul goals-Bunnin.
Is: McGuigan, 4; O'Keefe, 2. Referee
Davis.
In the preliminary game. the
Ramblers defeated the Wilmington
High School scrubs by a 10 to - score.
Mckay. for the Ramblers. ran up the
highest score. making nine points.
Evening journal., 1916-03-13
RED MEMS LEAGUE

Wdnltuu ". UaN7c-1NO- report.
Schedule for Week.
Monday -MinQua VS.. Mnnehaha.
Tuesday Hopockohackng vs.. An
dastaka' Seminole vs.. Cherokee.
Thursday Iliawatha 'vs. Manitou
Friday Delaware VS. Usage. Wa
wasct vs. Apache at Wawaset.
Saturday -MattahOon VS.. Lenape;
Apache VS.. Usage
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1916-03-23
S%piritismus unb Mbcrglnubc in
@railicn.

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grgcntinicn, lcien mir: Ser Spiris
tisnnus ihciut inter bcu uutcrcn
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bcs Spiritismus unb peripanoter Muss
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men bier anfilbrcn. Sas glutt
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Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1916-03-23
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Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1916-03-23
Tbeuntatiidc Shmersen geitillt.

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Stciibcit nnb bic folternoen Shmcre
sen bon HbclImatisml5 jiueiheu idnell
bel DEM @ebrnud Don Sloan's Sini>
ment. IS bcf0rbcrt Den Slutlauf on
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Serguion Ybilnoclp6ia, Ta.-Sloan's
Eminent t0btct bic Sdnner3cu. %
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