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Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1916-01-13

Gdyby spisek sic udai j
nastaplla przerwa W rracach
fabrvcznych, alianci byhby
pozbawieni zapas6w broni i
amunicyi " przygotowanej na
viosne a1enzywie na..wszyst::
.kich frontaol1 No oiennycb. s
Sprytni agitatorzy niemiec..
cv wybrali ludzi rozmaitych
narodowo6ci, aby ME wzbu-
dzac podejrze6. Pc wykryciu
ich manipulacyj przez zarzad
zak}ad6w, ulotnili sic oui bez
6ladu.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1916-01-13
k6j od,lzieIny z Rosya. .: CO
ciekawsze i z Francy4, by po'

k6j oddzieIny z Rosva. .. co
ciekawsze i 2 Francya, by po'
sostac do samoistnej rozpra-
w z Anglia: plan ataku ma
DIVINE Ryge i marsz ma
kij6w zawi6dk Niemc6w j
Austryak6w, plan na< Ba|ka'
ME jest oczywlstym ,,blut--
fem" wyprawy ma Egypt i In
dve 50 dis juz n;eomal ME-
mozliwe. - Niemcy chcia|y
i chca pokoju - propono
wa}y 90 prywatrie Rosyi, da'
remnia. zwracano sic ku
Francyi daremnie; W Szwaj
caryi bawi, cd wielu mies'e
cyjako sta(Y parlamentarzrie-
miecki ks. BueIow, dawniei
sly kanclerz, a wraz n'm ks.
Hohen.ohe przebywa i obaj
ci panowie pilnis studyuja
sytuacye, by ME utracic po.
zadanego a sposobnego mo.
mentu.
Wielki ouet angielski
! zatopiony.
,,Kr6l Edward VIZ. zatouiony przez mine
podwodna.
LoNDYN, IL stycznia =
Angielski okret wojennY
Kr6l Edward VII" nsjechai
ma mine podwodnal zatonaf;
Gaia zaioga uratowana W szalu-
pach okretu. Okret wart by}
So, 100000; miat pojemno6ci
1880 ton, by} 453 stop d}u
ri; zbudowany Y roku 1902.
Zaloga wynosila III maryna-
rzy; okret posiadal uzbroje.
ME pierwszorzedne: 4 dzia}a
cieakie 12.to calowe, 4 9 clio
calcwe, 2 10 Go calowe i 10
6.cio calowyoh, uraz 4 tuby
|torpedowe. Gdzie katastrofa
miala miejsce telegram
lnie podaje.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1916-01-13
NOwINY
TELE(iItAFI(:ZNE
Wilhelm - un,ierajqcy!!...
i, Auezdcan Press Associatfea.

PARYi. IL stycznia. -
Matin'' donos;, il ces Will
4aeim II. jest omierajacy i do
lola jego zostali powo'ani Pa
nujacy niemieccy. W krsju
wielk,e zaniepokojenie -
kronprync uwazany jest "a
ME dose doswiadczonego do
objecia rz9d6w W ch will uzi-
sieiszei.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1916-01-13
I walk " Ahyce.

L0NDYN, IL stycznia.
Admiralicya angielska pot
wierdza vice o pojmanlu
zbrojnego okretu niemleckie-
20 ma wielkiem jeziorze Cen.
|tratnej Afryki, fangantjka,
dokad sprowa'izono laden c.
krqty angielskie, rozebrane
ma cze6ci, a po z!ozeniu
spuszczono je ma jezioro, ma
kt6rem dotad Niemcy wy.
lacznie panowali; odtad sy:
tuacya zmien,}a sic komplet.
ME, co mice bedzie znacznv
wptyw ns eytuacye " Airy
CO wschodniej gdzie ieszcze
spory HAWAI- kontentu do Me
mice nalezy.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1916-01-13
Un,ar} Z glodu.

Hegewlsch, " remi-
zach. korporscyi Western
Steel Car & Foudry Co. przy
=. 136-tej ul. i Brandon ave.
Iznaleziono wczorai We wsgo-
III iiessfowarowym kosci cz}o.
wieka, kt6ry umar} z gfodu.
Ursdnicy kolejowi powiada'
j 6x wagon szapieczeto.
wano " pazdzierniku, z. r.
cd tego czasu wcale 20 ME
u5ywano.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1916-01-13
Walka 0 Scribe.

PARYz IL stycznls. - Ma
! IL wlesci z Serbii j Albanii.
| w Czarnog6rze jedynie wal
XII sic tocza: Czarnog6rcy bi
ija Austryak6w W Sandzaku, y
takze ma wybrzeza"h czarno
g6rskich j alba6skich Adry'
atyku mnieiszo plonowe spot
kania ma)a miejsce: o Kotar
Cattaro waika ME ustale:
Czarnog6rcy trzymaia gore
Loveen, skad bombarduja
miasto ] port, trzymany po-
|teznie przez Austryak6w, kt6'
rzy urzadzaia rejdy na Adry-
atyku i napowietrzne na Gar.
nogf.rc6w: ostatnio aeroplsny
austryackie bombardowa}y
Alesio bez wiekszego efek.
tn. w Alhanii utarczki prze
waznie austryackie Serb6w
Czarnog6rc6w z Bu'garani
i watahami alba6skiemi.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1916-01-13
Powodz W Ohio.

COLUMBUS, o. Skutkiem
ulewnego deszczu, jaki nawie
dill tn staa Ohio, i skutkiem
topnieiacego eniegu rzeki
wezbraly wystapi'y 10.
zysk rozlewajac sic szoroko
90 okolicy. Pow6dz wypedzi-
Ia tysiace os6b zamieszka}ych
" pizipach. Wiele dom6w zn;-
szczy}a i unios}a woda. Szko.
dy materyalne ga znaczne. W
miasteczku T)ffin 200 os6b
znalaz4o sic bez dachu mad
g1owa. .Wioska Mechanicsburg
zalana Jest woda do wysoko-
Sci $ ciu stop. Straty matery-
alne tamze obliczaja ma
500, 600. Fabryki W Lima, O.,
musia}y zastanowic roboty
wskutek powodzi.
Shzela}a " samoobronie.
BUFFALO, N. Y. - Anna
Zakrzewska, kt6ra strzeli{a
try razy do awanturnik6w,
kt6rzy napadli ma wyszynk
jej ojca prey Ashley i Mohr
ul., Jest osxarzcua o zab6j-
stwo pierwszego stopnia.
Dw6ch sprawc6w napadu,
L. Sonata i M. Bakowskiego
puszczono na wolnosc "a sta.
wieniem odpowiednlel kau-
cyl. Dalsze przesluchy " tel
sprawie odbeda sic " tym ty-
godniu. Wssyscy 6wiadkowie
strzelaniny zgadsaia sic ma
tym punkcie. il dziewczvna
dzja}ala " samoobronie.
Jest r6wniez w4tpliwem,
czy zabitY Grablewski zgln4l
= reki dsiewosYny.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1916-01-13
Z NIW pOLSKICH
w AMERYCE
I! CHICAGO.
Bacnose przed opryszkami

Dowiadujemy sic, il W cza'
sic prazniejszym grasuia z@o.
dzieie kieszonkowi, rrzewaa
ME Y dzielnicach po1skich,
wiec.niecb publiczno6c pol
ska Ma sic ma bacznosc' przed
tymi opry.zkami. Wczoraj'
szego dnia dokonano aztrzech
rsbunk6w kieszonkowych Da
liniItramwsjowej Robey. Wi
doc2nie z'odzieje wiedza, ze
Polacy i PnIki Die schowaja
swyeh pieniedzy jak sic MALE
zy.A vice strzezcie eie.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1916-01-13
Ma. Egypt.

BERLIN, IL stvcznia. =
Wobec nowego uk}adu sytu.
acyi bojowei ma wshodnio /.
poiudnlowym teatrze Niemcy
ME po6l4 wojsk do Egip:u =
nj do Azyi, pozostawiajac
marsz ten samvm wojskom
tureckim, kt6rych cos sto ty.
slecy W niedfugim czasie ma
rozpoczac wyprawe XIV Suezo.
vi; Niemcy tylko ekwipowac
heda wyprawe owa, maiac 0.
becnie komunikacye wprost
q Konstantypolem.
zabiegi Niemc6w Q Pok6j.
PARYz, II, stycznia. = Pra
sa ogiasza wycserkujece in
formacye " sprawie nieustan
nyoh, cd kilku JUL miesiecy
prowadzonych. zabieg6w ME
mieokjch o pok6j: po stara-
mach 0 oddzielny pok6j z
Rosya, a potom kilkakrot
nych staraniach Austryi 0 Cd
dzielny por6i 2 W}ochami
r6wniez 2 Rosya, obecnie zno
WI podaja szczeg6ty. il MEM
,cy staraly sie powt6rnie 0 po.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1916-01-13
0kraa panne gdy ia
odprowadzal.

Pewien kawaler odprowa
DIAL oneg'iaj wieczorem pan
ne Bronis}awe Bezdon, Sz9
w. 33. ul, gosciny " Burn
side do domu. w dzielnicy
zwanej Grand Crossing 6w
kawaler skradl pannie B. $50
i z}otv zegarek.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1916-01-13
Hojne o6iary.
Puafe dyeeezI Green Bay dh biednych
Pelsce.

DO Polskiej rady narodo-
vel y Chicago. I'LL, v. zeszIy
czwartek Najprzew. rs. bis
kup Pswe} P. Rhode przesfs}
1920 Is dla gfodnych " Pol
zee, na kt6ra to sumo zlozy-
" nastepujace o6ary:
Osobista ofiara ]. E. ks BIZ
|skupa P. P Rhodego, ST,
10000; Parsfie dyecezyi
Green Bay, $6,065.16; ks.
Monig A. Senbert, 500 on;
ks Schfartzmeyer, SO 90;
Czcigodne SIS Notre Dame,
1926. 60; ks. N. Hens, $40 90;
Czc;godne SIS. Szpitala 6w.
EIzbiety, $50 90; Pan Jan H.
Knypersc red. Der Lands.
man. $25. 90; ks. W}ad. Pruc,
So. 90; ks. Leon Jankowski,
$500 1azem- 81, 800. 16..
Znale1ono magic zwloh.
SOUTH OMAHA, NEBR. -
Filipa Kozfcwskiego, robot
oika ze stockjard6w, porzu-
cone ma ulicy pod ok nem do
mu, W kt6rvm zamiesskiwa}.
Mkt ME moze sobie wyobra-
zic, co bylo p1zyczyna jego
smierci. Przypuszczaja tylko
tyle, ze Koz}owski wsta} z
t6zka i we snie przypadkiem
wypadf okna drugiego pie.
ira ma ulice tax nieszczesliwie
ze rozbi} sobie glove !
zmar}.
Podzegacze strajkow W "a
k}adach wyrobu broni
NEW HAVEN, Conn. -
Przeez}o ECO tajnych agent6w
niemieckich by}o rozlokowa'
nych " miajscowych fabry.
kach kompanii: "The Win.
chester Repeating Arms Co.
celem wywolania niesadowo-
lenia i strajk6w w6r6d $4,000
robotnik6w. TAX stwierdzala
urzednicy kompanii. zapew.
niaiac, ze agitatarsy dopiell'
by celu, gdyby i'm " pore ME
przeszko od1ono.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1916-01-13
Z Frontu Francuskiego

PARYz-LoNDYN. IL stycznia
- Francuzi bombardowali
stacye kolejowsw Boileau.au-
Mont pod Arrae, zrywajac
komunikacye pociagow ko]e-
jowych niemieckich;pod Sois.
SONS batsrye francuskie
zniszczyly dwie plsc6wki ME-
mieckie: pod st. Michel i
Etain dziaia francuskie os-
trzeliwuja ko(umny niemiec.
kie dobrvm skutkiem. w
Szampanii dziala francuskie
zniszczyly pod Navarin kill
ka niemieckich rezerwoar6w
nader intensywnie, jest to je
dna z najwa2niejszych miej
scowosci ma linii.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1916-01-13
Minnesocki farmer
okradiony.


z Minnesoty przyjecha}
onegdaj do Chicago po]sk'
farmer Jan Droda. Zapoznali
s;e z. MIN dwaj mezczyzni j
wv}udzili cd niego $85 pod
pozorem, 7e scbowaja lego
pieniadze dla zabezpieczenla
ich pred rabusiami. ,Przy'
iaciele" ulotnili sic bez sla
du q Droda - teraz nieco
madrzeiszy = poskarzyt sic
policyantow,.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1916-01-13
Przes}anie glosu ludzkiego n;
odleglose 4,600 mil.

! NEW YORK. = Ze bezdru-
1owe obsluga telefonlczna cd
wybrzezv Atlantyku do wysp
Hawajskich na odleg'osc I,
eco mil, lest obecnie faktem
dokonanym - oswiadcz"no
to " biurach American Tele,
phone Telegraph Co. Ludz.
HI CLOS przes}ano nadzwyczaj
czysto wyraznie 2 Arlington
do Mare Island, czyIi ma cd.
leglo6c okolo 2,5W mil, q ma
stepne pr6by j eksperymenty
doprowadzily do pomy6lnej
komunikacyi telefonicsnej
.pomiedzy Arlington y morska
stacYa radiograficzna " Pearl
sHarbor Hawaii.
Evening journal., 1916-07-05
KENT COUNTY Court
HAS SHQRT Session
Suggestion Made That Sum-
mer Terms in Lower
Counties be Abolished
ONLY SIX CASES
BEFORE GRAND JURY

Special to THE EVENING JOURNAL
DOVER. July Sit required the
grand jury but a short time on Mon
day to transact all the business for
the July term of the Kent County
Court of General Sessions. There
we're but six cases before the jury for
consideration and true bills were re-
turned in all of them. There is a
growing sentiment that the June and
July terms Of the Sussex and Kent
County Courts should be abolished,
and il is possible that the Legislature
will he asked 20 take this action at its
next session.
Several reasons have been advanced
az 10 why these terms OF County
Court should be, abolished. One
10 that the expense is too heavy
for the small amount OF business that
is usually brought before the courts
al these two terms. and another Is
that it is the busy time of the year
for the farmers, who are required TO
leave their harvesting to go 10 court
as Jurors or witnesses. The fact that
certain days arc now set apart for
defendants to plead guilty in case
they desire to enter such a plea has
also decreased the number of crimi-
nal cases that are brought before
the court at the above terms.
At Mondays session Of the Kent
County Court, William Tomlinson and
Edward Hudson indicted for an as
sault and battery pleaded guilty.
Tomlinson was sentenced TO pay a fine
OF $50, and Hudson was sentenced 70
six months Imprisonment In the New
Castle County Workhouse.
Other true bills returned by the
grand jury included the following:
Samuel E. Underhill. obtaining val
liable security by false pretenses. con-
tinued 10 October term
Joseph King and George King lar
ceny; Walter Vincent. unlawfully sell
ing intoxicating liquors: Alexander
Boyer, non-suDport.
Evening journal., 1916-07-05
COLONIAL DANES TO AID
FAMILIES OF Soldiers

At a special meeting of the Delaware
Society Of the Colonial Danes of Amer
lea held on Friday, it was resolved tc
continue the work of the National Re
lief Association. begun in 1898. in the
lspanish-American War. and to send the
Red Cross Society s25 to be used for tbs
relief Of the women and children Of the
needy families of the Delaware Militia
This sum will be sent monthly as occa
sion demands.
The committee of the Delaware
branch of the National Relief Associa
tion of the Colonial Danes of America
consists of Mrs. Charles r. Miller, chair
man; Mrs. E. Tatnsll Warner, Mrs
George r. Hohecker, Mrs. John Ban
croft and Mrs. Murray Stewart.
Evening journal., 1916-07-05
EMANON CITB OuTING.

The Emanon Club spent the week
end and Fourth of July at Binstead.
The young people had very enjoy
able time. When not enjoying bathing
or trip on the river they participated
in dancing and singing. The cottage
was visited by many persons from
Wilmington and Marcus Hook. Mrs.
William Burke and Mrs. James r. Nc
Ivor were chaperons. Photos OF the
groups at the EmanOn and other cot
tages we're taken during the day.
Those present were: The Misses
Clara Burke. Gertrude Mooney, Cath
arine Burke. Mary Grenier, Sara
Burke. Agnes McIvor. Fannie McGran-
airy. Frances McGranary ano Helen
Burke. Messrs. James Murine,
Benjamin Hatteran. William Burke,
william !. May, James NC
Cauley. John Cassidy, James T. Nc
Ivor. J. T. Hyde The clubhouse will
be occupied each week end during the
summer.
Evening journal., 1916-07-05
nIRrHnAY PARTY.

A birthday party was given William
Walker. at his home, at Bellemoor,
Saturday. The decorations consisted
Of American flags and other patriotic
emblems.
Those present were; The Misses
Alice Brodley, Ida Chandler Stella
Ferguson. Alice Hooven. Charlotte
Hoover. Naomi Thompson, Ida Thomp-
son. Elizabeth Taylor Liela Wheat
ley. Margaret Walker. Evelyn Fooks,
Eunice Taylor. Clara Taylor Mar
garet German; William Walker, AL
bert Chandler, Matthew Tierney. Dan
iel Bowen. Arthur Birch, Samuel
Pegan, Albert Walker. William Fer
guson, Mrs. Adolph Bowen, Mrs. Mar
garet Walker. Mr. and Mrs. Granville
Walker Mr. and Mrs. Reuben Taylor,
Mr.. and Mrs John German, Mr.. and
Mrs William L. Nixon.
Evening journal., 1916-07-05
sLAY-NEEsE.

A pretty daisy wedding was solem-
nized at the country home of Mr.
and Mrs. Thomas slay, of Wyoming,
on last Thursday afternoon. when
their daughter, Miss Sadie Emma,
became the bride Of Harry Glen
Neese, Employment Manager Of he
Pusey & Jones Co., this city.
The ceremony was performed by
the Rev. G. r. Neese, father Of the
groom
The bridal party entered the draw
ing room through an aisle formed OF
white ribbon carried by two small
boys, nephews Of the groom, to the
strains OF the Mendelssohn Wedding
March. played by Miss Bertha Jack
son.
The brides gown was white chiffon
with a large white lace hat, and she
carried a shower bouquet of bridal
roses and lilies Of the valley.
Miss Mabel Ford, her only attend
mt. wore yellow; her hat being ?
large leghorn. yelled in yellow chif
ton. She carried basket Of daisies
md fern Aida Powell was the besi
man. Members of the "house party
bunch" Of which the bride was q
very popular member. wore white
with yellow ribbons. The other guest:
we're the immediate families OF either
party.
After the ceremony the bridal par
ity marched to the livingroom. where
congratulations were received ther
on to the diningroom, where refresh
mcnts were served.
After trip to Atlantic City. Har
risburg and New York. Mr.. and Mrs
Neese will be at home. after July 26
at Ashley. Delaware.
Evening journal., 1916-07-05
Personal Notes of Interest
In the City's Social World

Mrs. George Young and son Cliff
ford. Mrs. Marion Dillon and her twin
sons Edward and Francis will leave
tomorrow for Today trip to Allan
tic City.
Mr.. and Mrs Elwood c. Ulrich and
Mr.. and Mrs. Alex r. Abrahams' mo
tored to Willow Grove, Pa, over the
Fourth.
Mrs L. j. Stats. of Wilmington,
and Miss Carver, of Moores. Pa, have
been spending the weekend with
Mrs. William B. Stuart, at Edgewood'
Md.
Mr.. and Mrs. II. Rodney Sharp. Mr..
and Mrs. David Rankin. and Miss
Grace r. Weldin. Of Wilmington. Del,
and Graham B. Blaine of Tauton.
Mass. who are motoring through the
Valley of Virginia. arrived at The
White Sulphur Springs. on Saturday
and had luncheon at The old White.
-
F. L. Gates. OF the local staff of the
Mutual Life Insurance Company, New
York. has returned from a weeks
trip to New York City, where he at
tended the convention OF the Mutual
Life Field Club This organization is
composed of the agents Of this COM
pany who have paid for more than two
hundred thousand dollars worth of
business in the preceding year. The
sessions we're held at the Waldorf
Astoria.
Mrs. Richard Sylvester, who has been
spending several weeks AT Saranac Lake,
\. y. viii leave soon for Colorado to
spend the summer there.
Miss Jennie Let's, daughter Of Mr.
and Mrs J. A. Let's. of North East, and
/ Harold r. Stuart, Of Wilmington, were
married at the NJ. z. parsonage at
North East on Monday by the Rev. G..
n. Neese.
Mr.. and Mrs Harrison W. Cruik-
shank are receiving congratulations
upon the birth OF a daughter born
yesterday. Mr.. Crukshanl1 is manag-
ing editor OF the Wilmington Morning
News.
Mr.. and Mrs. II. Fletcher Brown en-
tertained at dinner at Naaman's tea
house last night. Covers we're laid for
seventeen guests. Following dinner
their guests were entertained at an
elaborate display of fireworks.
o
Mr.. and Mrs Joseph Bancroft also
entertained at dinner at Naaman's
last night.
Naaman's tea house is proving to be
an attractive and popular place for
summer entertaining. Yesterday a
large number OF luncheons. dinner
and teas we're given at this charming
tea house and guests who entertained
there included not only persons from
this city. but from Chester and Phila-
delphia as well.
Mrs. David L. Hillegas and children
are sojourning at Rehoboth Beach.
Miss Anna Woods Bird and Miss
Mary s. Malone spent the Fourth oi
July week end at Rehoboth.
%
Miss Sarah Pyle and Miss Edith
Russell. who have been spending sew
eral weeks at Pigeon Cove, Mass, are
expected to return home the latter
part of this week.
%
Miss Elsie NJ. Biddle has returned
home from New York City. where she
was visiting DR.. and Mrs. George
Hahmann.
Evening journal., 1916-07-05
DEATHS
Charles Martin Dorsey.
Ruthanna o. Tailey Cheyney.
George w. Murray.
Anna H. MacFarlane.
James William Mahle.
William r. TavlOr

Anna III. MACE arldno.
James William Mahle.
william g. Taylor.
DoRsEY-In this city, on July S, 1915,
Charles Martin. son Of Archibald c. and
Mary A. Dorsey, aged years and
Relatives and friends are invited to At.
tend the funeral from the residence Of his
parents No 1880 French street, on Friday
afternoon, July 7, at O. clock. lnterment
at Cathedral cemetery.
CHEYNEY-At Elan. Delaware County Pa,
on July 3, 1916, Ruthanna G. Talley, wife
Of J.. Howard Cheyney, aged so years.
Funeral will be held from her late resi-
dence Elan, Delaware County, Pa. on
THURSDAY afternoon. July 6. at o'clock.
Services in Elan NJ. +. Church. AZ 2.3O
o'clock. Interment at Elan NJ. f. ceme-
terry.
MURRAY-In this city. on July l. 1915.
George W Murray, aged 81 years
Friends can view remains at Chandler's
undertaking rooms, No. 212 West Ninth
street, on Thursday evening, July 6. Funeral
services and interment private.
MacFARLANE--ln this city on July ?. 1918,
Anna H.. wife Of John MacFarlane aged
Sc years.
the funeral services at Chambers under.
taking rooms. No 212 West Ninth street, on
Thursday afternoon, July s, at o'clock
interment at Riverview cemetery.
MAHLE-Near Porter's Station. Del. on
July g. 1916 James William Mahle, aged
81 years, month and days
Relatives and friends are invited 10 attend
| the funeral services from his late residence,
near Porter's, Del, on Thursday afternoon.
July s, at o'clock. Interment AZ Presby-
terian cemetery, Glasgow, Del. Automobils
| funeral
TAYLOR-On July ?. 1915. william G. Tay.
lor. aged 50 years.
The relatives and friends Of the family.
! also all members Of the G.. A. r.. are in
vited to attend tho funeral on Friday Al 2
o'clock from his late residence. No 2se1
/ West Third street, Chester, Pa. Interment At
| Lawncroft cemetery.
Evening journal., 1916-07-05
GrESTS AT mn MALPIN.

Registering at the Hotel McAlpin
from Wilmington during the past
week have been W. L. Parsley. J. L.
Sexton, L. d. Dickerson. c. c. Hopes,
Fred c. Zeisberg. Martin f. Walker
A. Lissner, Louis Halle. w. A. Simon
ton, S. Hayward. Colonel and Mrs.
Tschekaloff, T. w. Bacchus, Z. B.
Solomon and l.. P. Russell.
Evening journal., 1916-07-05
ALTO AND TEAM COLLIDE.

While rounding curve in the road
between Middletown and Townsend
yesterday a motor truck, belonging to
william Duhadaway. collided with a
team belonging to James Carton. OF
Townsend Cartons horse was slight
ly injured and the wagon wrecked.
Evening journal., 1916-07-05
RnFY.FILMOOn.

Miss Ella F. Riley and Thomas ELL
wood. both of this city, were married
at s o'clock on Saturday evening by
the Rev. George White Dawson at As
bury NJ. r. parsonage. No. 222 Walnut
street.
Evening journal., 1916-07-05
Local SECURITIES MARKET
STOCK MARKET
" Tho United Press.

BY Tho United Press.
NEW YORK, July 5.-lhe market
opened with general advances today.
Mexican Petroleum responded to fore
casts of Carranza's reply by advancing
S-s. studebaker was up /, New York
Central l-2, Steel l-2, and u. p. made
q similar gain.
Evening journal., 1916-07-05
NAOMI LODGE OUTING.

Members Of Naomi Lodge. Daugh-
ters OF Rebecca. held Fourth Of July
outing on the farm of Harry Wilson.
at Carrcroft. yesterday. An enjoyable
time was spent.
Evening journal., 1916-07-05

The son OF Mr.. and Mrs. Charles e.
Hughes, Jr. is an open-air baby, and
has fine time swinging in window
crib from the tenth floor of the Hughes
apartment on Riverside dr.. New
York.
Evening journal., 1916-07-05

Farnhurst Inmates Of the New Cas-
/ tie County Hospital also enjoyed a
/ similar treat
The day was observed with enthu-
siasm at Richardson Park last night.
There was the usual pyrotechnic dis
play and house decorations, and the
holiday was made much of.
The residents are making great
preparations for the big celebration
July rs when they intend putting
Richardson Park ION the map" The
I Citizens Association Is planning great
things for that day.
The roof garden Of the City Club
was the scene OF a brilliant dinner
and dance last night when several
hundred members and invited guests
spent the closing hours Of the Fourth
in social diversions. The decorations
Of red white and blue we're very ef-
fective.
In the way Of an innovation the en-
tertainment committee arranged with
a band Of colored performers who
sang and also furnished the music
/ for dancing. Songs which made ex-
cellent dance music. we're sung by
members Of the company.
The AFFAIR was In charge OF the en-
tertainment committee composed OF
Dr. Stanley Steele. Frank Turner.
Charles A. Rudolph. George Dunbar.
II. 7 Crosby and H. p. Tabor. who
gave their personal attention along
with Manager ". A. Dameron and his
star 70 making the affair a success in
: every way. 10 was an entertainment
b entirely out 0f the ordinary.
= The city had an unusually quiet
2 Fourth in police circles. there beinr
r only about the usual number OF ar.
p rests FOR the usual offenses. Durin,
o the day only fifteen arrests wer,
q made
p Tie wheels of jusiioe did not stor
however. or account Of the nation
q holiday. and Cify Court was held IN IN
e| morning a. usual Twenty cases wer
8 tried Most Of these eases were for IN
% usual ofeufes. that n Harry Ewing. AZ
b rested Monday night for shooting a
glass bottle, on the street with a revo
r yer. bring the only one which appeare
. 40 come specifically on account Of N
:, Fourth n July celebration.
Sarah Coftman, a colored woman, WI
, was arrested last week on n charge r
y perjury, was placed under $500 bail "a
n the Court of General Sessions
Yesterdays fire loss amounted Il
E only $500.
A stili alarm was teleDhoned q
WeccacOe Fire Company al 1913
, o'clock from the northeast corner o
b Third and Monroe streets. No dam
I age was done.
! Another still alarm was sent a
905 o'clock last night Reliance
Washington and Delaware companie
e responded and found that SIX,
n rocket had set fire 10 the cornice o
VI the saloon OF Stanley salamon. south
east corner Second and Walnut SITS
Z Damage 10 the amount OF $500 wa
y done The loss Is covered by insur
a ance.
" third alarm was turned in a
'y 20 O'Clock last night from box Nc
he zSl. The fire was in a vacant hous
r. az New Castle avenue and ID street,
ne ana was quickly extinguished. Dam
ne age amounting TO 500 was done Thi
ne y covered by Insurance. The pror
oog g rs owned by John Cole. Of \,
gs so4 jackson street. William D.yt.
*, OF NO 42S South Claymont stree
nd sent in the alarm.
ed
Evening journal., 1916-07-05
CALL BANK STATEMENT.
,y The United Press.

WASHINGTON, July 5.-The comp
troller of the currency today issued a
call for a statement of the national
banks at the close of business June 80.