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Evening journal., 1916-11-22
news HAPPENINGS
ABOUT NEW Castle
Industries of the Town Sup
ply Munitions for
Fighting Europeans
DEMOCRATS ARE
READY TO MARCH
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Special to THE EVENING JOURNAL.
NEW CASTLE. Nov. 22.-New
Castle is getting more and more on
the map with the countries now at
war While the Bethlehem plant is
loading shells and handling large
quantities OF e. n. T." the Baldt plant
is. making steel ingots for England
Thousands of shells are being load
ed and more orders are expected TO
be received this week. There are
about zoo employees at the Bethlehem
plant and more buildings are being
built, including storage house,
which will hold thousands of shells.
An additional furnace is being built
at the Ballot plant and additional
men will be employed in the manu-
facture of ingOts for the English.
A wagon load Of transparencies
came here Yesterday from Whining
ton to be carried in the Democratic
parade tomorrow night.
I'VE will have three bands. lots OF
transparencies. a number OF donkeys
and goats. horsemen. automobiles and
marchers in line" said a Democratic
enthusiast last evening. I'VE expect
10 have a division for the women and
boys" he continued "and / suppose
many Democrats who used the knives
on election day will be the most en-
thusiastic paraders. Some people ask
why we are to have parade when
Delaware did not help elect Wilson
Well. il Is this way. While California
and other States formed the infeld
we were watching the flies in the
outer garden. II is all right 70 march.
cheer and burn red fire"
John Wilkinson, of South Whining
ton. received an ugly cash over the
right eye yesterday when a flying
piece Of steel struck him.
Harry W. Hushebeck is having re-
pairs made to the house on Third
street. which was recently damaged
10y fire.
Wallace l.. Cannon has purchased
n Hudson Six and is enjoying trips
on the good stone roads in this sec
ton
John r. Stops said last night that
so far as New Castle is concerned
there will be plenty OF tree orna-
ments this Christmas.
In the Opera House this evening
the Century Club will hold its week
~ dance. when a crowd is expected.
Mr. and Mrs Alfred Gohl and
daughters. Pauline and Gladys. OF
Atlantic City. y. J.. are the guests OF
Mr. and Mrs. William ". Leach
Evening journal., 1916-11-22
NEW COURT OUTLINES WORK

Special 10 THE EVENING JOURNAL
GEORGETOWN, Del. Nov. 22.-The
newly-elected members Of the Levy
Court, William r. Valiant, of Laurel
Frank w. Holloway, Of Millville, and
William j. Mustard, of this town, were
in consultation yesterday afternoon lay
ing plans for their work when they as
sumo their new duties. Since election
they have had two or three consulta-
tions and have been mapping out the
line Of work that will be taken up.
As the law specifies that the county
engineer shall be a graduate of a first
class engineering school and shall have
had at least two years experience in
road work. residents of the. county are
wondering who will land the Job al the
hands Of the commissioners. The salary
Of the office will be greatly increased
Evening journal., 1916-11-22

death near Vienns, the details of which
even after these years, have never been
revealed. II was either murder or a
suicide with the woman he loved-prob-
ably no one will ever know. Nine years
later the empress, his eonsort. was as.
sassinated At Geneva.
His favorite niece was next tho vic
tim OF the family misfortune. burn
ing 20 death at Schoenbrunn. The
Duchess DAlencon, favorite ~ his
wife's sisters. died in the Charity
Bazaar fire in Paris. Meanwhile.
constantly a reminder or tragedy.
was the Empress Carlotta. who lost
her reason years previous. when her
husband. Emperor Macmillan. Of
Mexico. was executed.
Next OF the domestic tragedies was
when the Archduke John, the Empe-
ror's nephew and heir 10 the throne.
renounced his royalty. took the name
OF John Orth and sailed away with
the woman he loved. The earth
swallowed him up. He has never
been heard from since. A little
later the Archduke William Francis
Charles, another OF the royal family.
died from a hunting fall. Then Arch
duke Ladislas was horribly wounded
by accidental gunfire. Last Of all.
his heir. the Archduke Francis Ferdi-
nand. who had been forgiven for his
contracting a morganatic marriage.
was assassinated with his morgan
attic wife, at Sarajevo, Bosnia. u was
on the ground that this assassination
was done by Serbians that Austria
started the great confRgration Of the
European war by declaring war on
Serbia.
Evening journal., 1916-11-22
Dyspepsia
Gone Forever
The Simple, Safe, Sure Use of Stuart's
Dyspepsia Tablets Win Bring JOY
10 ANY stomach Sufferer.

How many quiet, afraid-to-make-a-
noise unhappy homes there are due
to cross, irritable. miserable. close
that-kitchen-door kind OF dyspepsia
sufferers. Such men and women can
not help their peevishness. for they
suffer terribly and should be pitiod
Dyspepsia. bad breath. gastritis. ca
tarrh OF the stomach pains in bowels.
nervousness. heartburn. belching.
bloating. etc. come from wrongful
conditions OF digestive juices.
When the system exhausts its
juices. when the liver when the
pancreas. the stomach. become
thereby unfit to furnish the proper
digestive fluids, one cannot ex-
pect this same system, without aid,
to do anything else than keep on max
ing their improper digestive products.
There is relief in Stuart's Dyspep-
STA Tablets that means a restoration
to normal health and a building up of
correct digestive juices.
Go to your druggist today and OBJ
tain a box OF STARTS Dyspepsia Tab
lets, price so cents. or mail below
coupon for free trial.
Evening journal., 1916-11-22

Your position is calling 20 you to-
day in the Want columns. Heed the
call OF oportunity.-A
Evening journal., 1916-11-22
GEORGE R. HOFFECKER
RUN DOWN BY AUTO

While walking from the trolley car
station at Prices Corner to his home
in Marshallton last evening. George
r. Hoffecker. vice-president and treas
urer of Trump Brothers Machine Com
Danv. was run into by an automobile
whose owner or operator is not known.
Mr.. Hoffecker was cut about the head
and is confined TO his home under the
care of a physician. His condition is
not serious.
Evening journal., 1916-11-22
WE OFFER FOR SALE
AFEW DESIRABLE HOMES
AT REASONABLE PRICES

AT REASONABLE PRICES
1879 West ST.. sR.B&P.
24ob Madison S.. r. d. p H
asoe jefferson ST.. r. b. al.
lOtt Monroe g., q h. ? n. II.
1914 Van Buren, g.. 9 r. b. p. hot water
heat (extra large loi.)
is22 Van Buren, S.. R. al E1irs
large lot.
500 ". gath ST., n. d. an.
20i ". 18th ST. TR, B.P6H
4io. W. 2ord st., 10 Il, b. p and hot water
gao Madison S.. II BPSH.
3 =. gard ST., r, n p, a.
s,s Il i ssS, S,S r. p p p { q M r.
i i4I5 scott ssoi, ST. s.. n
40 S. Franklin 81, r. p, p and hot
water heat. Corner property.
b27 ". Seventh ST., r a b.
s2i " seventh S., r. y and back porch
s. ". Cor. 2eh and Market SITS. two
properties Large lots.
i22s-30 Forrest s., rooms each.
so2;t-e,s,i0,i2'i4-ie-is dupont S.. Z
iaos.7.e.li.Is.i5 Conrad ST., rooms each
and bath
We would ike you 70 look those proper.
ties over for homes or investments and
make us an OFFER.
HAWKINS & CO..
ZOE ". Ninth ST. Post ohee Square.
Evening journal., 1916-11-22
CHILDREN HAVE PLAGUE.

FREDERICKSBURG Md. Nov. %
Helen Roe. the 5-year-old daughter OF
Mr. and Mrs. Alonzo Roe, Of Colds
borO. Is stricken with infantile
paralysis. The other children Of the
town sick with the same trouble.
Miriam and William FARRELL. are i'm.
proving.
Evening journal., 1916-11-22
CREW NOT TO BLAME
FOR HALLMAN'S death

The jury empaneled by Coroner
LattOmus last night in the case OF
Charles Hallman, who was run down
and killed by a trolley car in New Cas-
tie on Thursday last. returned an open
verdict. The crew OF the car was ex-
onerated from all blame.
Evening journal., 1916-11-22
TROLLRY TRAFFIC DFLAyrD

Traffic was delayed for half an hour
last night on the West Eighth street
line The delay was>due 10 Car No.
1O9 catching fire at Eighth and Van
Buren, streets. The blaze was extin-
guished before any serious damage
was done
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1916-12-01
j. s. TAKES HAND;
LANDS MARINES

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WASHINGTON, Dec Admin
istratiOn officials today feared the
establishment of a military dictator
ship over Santo Domingo would not
be the end of uprisings on that is
land. Indications received here that
an outbreak by the natives is being
planned is expected to result in a
large number of additional marines
being sent to reinforce Capt. Knapp's
500 men.
Reports to the navy department
contain information that Gen. Arias.
anti-American revolutionary leader.
and Pres't Enriquez have already
begun planning hostile movements
against the Americans
The arrest Of both leaders has
been contemplated.
Doubt was expressed today as TO
whether the military rule would be
withdrawn for years. tt was learn
ed that the plan 10 force ratification
Of treaty providing for American
supervision of finances and for a
native cOnstabulary differed by
Americans upon the election OF "a
new president was entirely depend
ent upon peace existing on the
island Until permanent peace
comes. il was stated. the present
status OF military rule will be UNI
changed
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1916-12-01
COUP IS SPRUNG
At TEIPER TRIAL
Witness Tells of Meeting Man
Who Saw Murders
Last March.
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BUFFALO, y. Y, Dec. 1. - The
scene Of the Teiper murder trial
shifted today from the drab court
room to the lumber camps of north
ern California. The fate OF John
Edwin Teiper, accused of numbering
his mother in order TO benefit by
her will, may hang on whether his
attorneys succeed in finding in
those camps a ''swarthy fellow
whom they claim committed the
crime.
Teiper's attorneys sprung their
coup today. They produced Robert
Romero, OF Buffalo, who recently
returned from the far west, and
who gave TO them a curiously com
plicated tale. the unraveling OF
which may acquit the young man.
Romero said that he befriended
poor deviI' in Nez Perez, Idaho.
on March 9. 1915, who told him
that he and pal of his saw the
Teiper murders committed and that
John Edward had no part in it
According 10 the mans story, he
and his pal travelled to a certain
lAOAot III CAtiAdAh OtAu AAAeAN DANeAAA
January night intending to rob it.
Arriving there, they found il bril-
liantly lighted and the occupants
playing cards, which made their
work impossible.
They started down the road
and came upon a stalled automobile.
Just as they were deciding to stick
up" the occupants Of the car another
machine whirled up, two men jump
ed out and began to attack the
members of the Teiper party. The
men, according to Romero. said he
and his pal watched the entire af-
fray, saw Mrs. Teiper and her
daughter Grace. struck down, saw
Fred Teiper killed and finally saw
the assailants leap into their car
and disappear
Edward O'Malley, chief Of Teiper's
defense, said that the mysterious
parsonage is now thought 20 be
cooking in a lumber camp near Fort
Bragg. Calf. and search is now
being made for him there.
Romero SAID his informant beg
ged him 70 come back to Buffalo
and repeat the story. saying For
Gods sake, don't let that young fell
low hang. He never did it."
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1916-12-01
BYSTANDER SHOT
BY AUTO BANDITS
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CLEVELAND, O., Dec. Auto
mobile bandits who have terrorized
the city for four nights, outwitted
the police and escaped early today
after a running revolver battle in
which f b. Miller, a bystander, was
killed.
Three of the bandits entered the
Paragon apartment and looted the
place while two pals remained in a
waiting automobile. AS the bandits
left the apartment of w. c. Rich
ardson he opened fire. Two patrol
men. attracted by the shots, came
upon the scene just as the automo-
bile was getting under way.
One climbed on the running
board and the other tried TO hold
in behind. but both were shaken
off. AS the machine dashed through
the downtown streets. two more
policemen Joined in the chase and
opened IRE. 1t was here that Miller,
who was waiting for a street car,
was killed
Since the bandits have been at
work. a saloon, four stores and an
apartment house have been held
and two men killed. Citizens are
demanding that Mayor Davis in
crease the police force at once.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1916-12-01
Officials Declare Villas Next
Move viii be to Capture
Juarez, Across Rio Grande
From FL PaSo.
PROMISES TO ATTEND
RACE MEET THIS WEEK
Villa in Haunting Message Says
His Men Killed 40 Chinese
and Three Americans
at Chihuahua.
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WASHINGTON. Dec. Although
officials here today were waiting Of
fetal confirmation of the fall of Chi
huahua into the hands of Villas
Mexican forces, they declared their
belief that the Mexican campaign
now will be fought out at the very
doors Of the United States. Juarez,
lust over the Rio Grande from Fl
Paso is the next stronghold wAich
villa viii seek to wrest from Car
ranza's tent. army officers say. In
previous campaigns the fall of Juarez
aIwavs has followed Immediately
upon the capture of CHIHUAHUA.
With both cities in his possession,
villa. in the opinion OF those Of
fcers OF the army staff who are
familiar with the country, can
harass Carranza for months, per-
maps indefinitely
Gen Carranza's reported dissatis-
faction with the protocol drawn at
Atlantic city TO devise a form OF
border control creates little inter
est here. No one now believes that
Carranza's attitude one way or an
other hereafter viii figure in affairs
of northern Mexico.
The war department has let il he
known that Gen Pershing's troops
will not go after villa if the latter
leads the forces against Juarez in
person on the contrary. Pershing
and his mon are still bound by their
long standing orders TO remain in
active and will not resist Villas
approach unless the bandit leaders
troops fire the first shot.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1916-12-01
RUSSIAN OFFENSIVE IN CARPAT HIANS BREAKS d
Mexicans Meet
To Revise Old
Constitution

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QUERETARO Mexico. Dec. L.
Two hundred and forty-two Next
cans Of all ranks. comprising the
republics first real representative
congress, met here today TO consider
affairs OF state First Chief Car
rama presided. The congress was
called ostensibly TO revise and in
terpret the constitution of 1857,
under which the Mexican people
have labored for SO years.
Senior PAM. one of the Mexican
commissioners who signed the pro-
tocol at Atlantic City, n. j., has had
a long conference with Gen. Carran-
"a over the document, but no Offic-
ial statement was forthcoming.
The foreign affairs of the govern
ment have fallen on Alfonso Siller,
as assistant minister.
Minister Acuna, who had been in
charge in the absence of Minister
Aguilar, has resigned.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1916-12-01
Thousands of Pounds Left in
Hands OF New Workers AS
a Result of Wom-
ems Boycott.
COLD STORAGE TRUST
EVADeS STATES LAWS
Hold Food For Ten Months
and Then Move 1t Into An
other State Says Food
Committee Head.
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NEW YORK, Dec. New York
produce dealers aren't very thankful
fer Thanksgiving. Thousands of
pounds of turkey, collected here for
the annual drive against the con-
sumers' pOcketbook, have been left
on the dealers hands, according to
figures compiled today by the Ma
tionaI House Wives league. This,
when coupled with the boycott on
high-priced eggs. has cost dealers
thousands Of dollars.
New York, generally speaking.
continued eggless today. The price
has been forced down four cents by
the boycott so far. and il is expect
ed TO go much lower at the end of
another eggless week.
Reports that a boycott on butter
was to go into effect as soon as the
egg boycott is ended. met with
general denials.
"a butter boycott, said Mrs.
Julian Heath, originator of the boy
colt idea. els Impractical at this
time. What we are going to do is
10 cOIlabOrate with the dealers TO
force congress to take off the fed
eral tax on oleOmargarine.'
Cold Storage Trust.
Flat charges that gigantic cold
storage trust vas in operation in
New York. New Jersey and Con-
necticut were made today by Joseph
j. Hartigan, chairman of Mayor
MitcheTs food committee.
Under laws in these three states. -
ne said, they cannot hold food in
cold storage for more than 10
months. But just before the time is
up. they move the stuff into their
partners house in the neighboring
state and from there TO still an
other
About 70 cold storages in these
three states are implicated in the
conspiracy"
Mrs. Julian Heath announced to-
day the formation of thrift clubs
in every large city in the country.
The clubs are to be formed through
the churches and their prime object
will be to eliminate waste and pro-
mote judicious food purchases.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1916-12-01
PLAN FLIGHT TO EUROPE
Promoters After Eight Months
Work Ready For Trial.

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NEW YORY, Dec. 1.-The day OF
the transatlantic aeroplane fight is
rot far distant, but the flight viii
be made. not from Europe 20 Amer
lea. but from this side OF the At
lantic 10 the other side. according
10 Capt Cushman a. Rice. former
~ of the United States army, and
row millionaire sportsman who is
devoting his energies 10 aviation.
Capt Rice. with Frank COffyn. Of
the orig. nal Wright flying team, and
Harry y. Atwood, aviator and presi-
dent OF the Atwood Aeroplane CO.
OF Wililansport. Pa, have been
working for eight months on the
task OF making a trip from the
United States 10 Europe. Success
is on the horizon. Capt Rice stated
today.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1916-12-01
Get the Drop"
Order Issued to
Chicago Police
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CHICAGO. Dec. 1.-Two customs
of the days when the west was wild
and woody today were dragged out
Of Oblivion and incorporated into
orders given the Chicago police as a
result of wave Of crime which has
seized the city.
First OF these orders is get the
drop first" The second is make
'cm check the guns at the doors OF
all dances" The orders are the
result directly of numerous hold
ups and of two shooting ARRAYS. one
OF them at an Italian secret society
dance, in which two policemen were
dangerously shot. Policemen were
ordered to cover with their re-
yOlvers all suspicious persons whom
they intend TO search, and to take
away all weapons from persons at
tending dances of a certain charac-
ter.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1916-12-01
SINKING OF MARINA is
ADMITTED BY GERMANY
Submarine Commander Believed
Vessel Was Used as Trans
port by British.
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WASHINGTON, Dec. Facts so
far developed by the German for
eign office in the investigation Of
the sinking of the British steamer
Marina with the loss Of American
lives show that the steamer was
sunk by a German submarine with
out warning. the submarine com
mander believing the vessel was a
transport in the British admiralty
service.
This information was informally
given Sec'y Of State Lansing today
by Ambassador Won BernstOrff Of
Germany. following receipt Of d
wireless dispatch from Germany
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1916-12-01
May Remove Tax
On Mixed Flour
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WASHINGTON. Dec l. Re-
moval Of the tax on mixed -four and
compulsory branding Of that com
modify viii be sought shortly after
congress convenes as one way Of
reducing the cost OF living. Rep.
Rainey OF Illinois. announced today.
Charges that a com bination Of
miilers is raising a large fund 20
prevent any such legislation were
made by him.
The tax law was passed ~ the
instance OF the big miller boz am ef-
fort 20 prevent the people from re-
ceiving a satisfactory Substitute for
all wheat flour when the prices were
driven up" he said
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1916-12-01
GERMANS ACTIVE.

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LONDON. Dec. 1.-There was
considerable activity on the western
front last night between the IA
Eassee canal and the Rrauc0-Eel-
rian border The British wan Office
reported today that the Germans at
tempted "A raid ou British trenches
northeast OF NueEo Chappelle. but
were driven off.
South of Armentieres. the state
ment says. the British penetrated
the German positions ~ several
places.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1916-12-01
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PARIS Dec German and
BULGARIAN troops launched "A strong
counter attack AGAINST the allies
positions northwe-t ~ Grunishte.
but tit was rerulsed with heavy loss
20 the attackers. says the French
war office today .n an official state
ment on Macedonian operations
Grunishte BIS near M0nastir
The Frea-h war office reported
today that the night was calm on
the section Of the western front
held by French troops
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1916-12-01
TO START CAMPAIGN.

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CHICAGO, Dec. 1.-Two thousand
women-prominen in business. civic
and social life-will meet today in
mass meeting to start a nation wide
campaign against the high prices of
food. II is planned to take the
fight into congress. through Con-
gresham SABBATH. who will ne one
Of several speakers who will address
the women today General discus
sion will follow a statement of what
has been learned through investi-
cations Of different kinds into the
cost of foOdstuffs.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1916-12-01
GOOD WILL FUND
ONLY $3.50. "A
Solicitors Must Raise $4,000
to Bring 1t Up to the Re-
CURED Amount.

with less than two days of the
Good Will week remaining. the So
licitors for the South Bend Fedora
ton for Social Service which is seek
ing to raise funds for it's % members
must secure approximately $4,000.
if they are to get the S41,7OO that is
the aim of the organization. Al
though it had planned to continue
the soliciting on THANKSGIVING day,
none of the workers turned in any
subscriptions
The last complete report made by
the workers to the headquarters in
the Chamber of Commerce building
was on Wednesday evening and that
days collections brought the total
amount up TO sS.5oO.14s This money
was secured from 445 donors, making
an average of about $3.50 for each
giver. A number of incomplete re-
ports made Thursday morning
brought in "a little over 800
Some of the solicitors kent at their
work on Thanksgiving day. but few
Of them have made reports of their
collections. IL was expected that the
solicitors would be able TO find some
Of the people on their lists at home
on that day easier than at any other
time. THANKSGIVING day also is hav-
ing another effect on the subscrip-
tions. according 10 Mark l. Duncan
executive secretary of the federation.
Mr. Duncan pointed out Friday that
many people had been out of the city
over Thanksgiving and it will be i'm
possible to talk TO some of them un-
til saturday.
Weather l. Too Warm.
The warm weather. too. is partly
responsible for the small amount
that has been received. Mr.. Duncan
believes. He said that snow and
cold weather would cause the resi-
dents of the city 10 realize the need
of the poorer classes for help from
the various charitable institutions.
Despite the fact that the collec-
tions so far have fallen far short of
those for the same days nf the Good
Will week last year. the heads of
the federation believe that as much
money viii Dc secured this fall as in
1915. Among the list of givers for
this year are many new names. the
result of a special letter that was
sent out by the federation last week
Many OF the larger donations. which
the feredation officials are sure are
coming in. have not been received
and these Will swell the total amount
considerably.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1916-12-01
WATSON NOT GUILTY.

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AUGUSTA. Ca Dec. Mot
guilty" was the verdict returned by
the jury at 1915 this morning in
the case OF Thomas +. Watson,
publisher and author. who was tried
for sending alleged obscene utera-
ture through the mails in connec-
ton with an attack on the Catholic
church.