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The daily Nome industrial worker., 1916-12-04

FL PASO, Dec. 3.-General Obre'
 gon confirms the complete victory gained by General Murguia over the Villatist armies which flushed with victory after the capture of Chihua- hua advanced to the attack. Last Friday morning General Villa came upon Murguia advancing to the re
 lief of Trevino and expected to take him by surprise. The Carran- zist general was fully appraised of the approach of Villa and opened fire upon the bandit chief from a position of great superiority. The battle ragged for six hours and finally the Villatists were completely rout' ed, flying in disorder from the field with the Carranzists in hot pursuit
The daily Nome industrial worker., 1916-12-04

WASHINGTON, D. C., Dec. 3.-- Opponents of embargo are trying to get the notion out of the papers altogether claiming that they will continue to give the matter publicity until it is insisted upon that some action be taken.
 In deference to this good many papers are putting the soft pedal on the six cent loaf proposition and the bakers meetings. pointing out the actual flour shortage or four hund- red million bushels if the present rate of export continues. That there will be real flour destitution and famine is now positively certain.
The daily Nome industrial worker., 1916-12-04
FIRST REPORTS FROM
 WADE HAMPTON DIST.

ing to the fact that it was so even vote. Again at Willow there was one lone fish wanted to work the round of the clock. Some men are work hogs naturally and you can't prevent them unless they rid them selves of their brains to second hand dealer and acquire new ones.
 From this report it would appear that Allan, Coombs, Corrigan and Daly are elected representatives. Daily heading the list of successful ones with quite a plurality.
The daily Nome industrial worker., 1916-12-04
SOL 0NS WAIT FOR WILSON
 MAKE SPEECH ON TUESDAY

Wilson will touch upon the Mex ican question. But it is admitted that his proposed strike plans are looked forward to with the greatest interest.
 Continuous repUrtS> are being re- vived about the successor so far unappointed to Charles Evans Hughes on the Supreme Bench. One paper sarcastically suggests heaping coals of fire upon the ex-Governor' s head by appointing him associate Justice again.
 Henry Waite, according to a Los
The daily Nome industrial worker., 1916-12-04

ST. MICHAELS, Dec. 3.-The fol- lowing returns have been made of the election in the Wade Hampton Recording Precinct. Lewis 1, Sul- ger A, Wickersham 49, M'Gann A.. Moran 13, Sundback IF, Allan IF, Anderson 21. Coombs, IT,, Corrigan 46, Daily 55, Jones 30, Julian 2, Reed 38, Young 35, Coob 8, Gribsby 61, Schofield 12, Gibney 10, Rowe g, Wilson GA, Wet 22, Dry 57. For eight hours 62, against 1.
 The polling at Fortuna Ledge Marshal City) gave both Wicker
The daily Nome industrial worker., 1916-12-04

NEW YORK, Dec. 3.-President Wilson, yesterday, on board the Mayfiower formally dedicated the permanent illumination system on
 the Goddess of Liberty Statue in NeT YorA h.NBoIl s'aTtIc fleet saluted the President as his yacht steamed up to the Battery. Aviatrix Ruth Law added to the in- terest of the proceedings by encirc- ling several times Battery Park and lowering over the statue. The fleet and the hundreds of crowded excur- sion steamers cheered Wilson, and
The daily Nome industrial worker., 1916-12-04

WASHINGTON, D. C., Dec. B. The Solons are all here, and it is Congress that is now watchfully waiting for the Wilson speech to be delivered the joint session of Con- -g.Asss on Tuesday.
 It is stated that Wilson will then outline the administration plans. IL is hinted this evening that he may possibly discuss the question of food stuffs briefly. Thousands of petl' tions have been sent in asking for relief of the present intolerable si- tuation.
The daily Nome industrial worker., 1916-12-04

WASHINGTON, D. G., Dec. 1-2.- Germany's formal reply has been re- ceived wherein the question as to the inquiry of the State Depart ment relative to the sinking of the Marina is fully gone over. The government of Germany is willing to satisfactorily apologize, to punish the commander of the submarine
The daily Nome industrial worker., 1916-12-04
VIII S0ll DEDICATES THE
 LIGHT STATUE LIBERTY

the living expression of human in tercourse. It was the duty as it should be the delight of all optlmis- tic men with vision to work for that condition throughout the world. It would be Americas glorious destiny to show the way and the light that was today dedicated, he held shouln be symbolical of the America of the future, guiding the way of all na- tions to life, liberty and progress for all.
The daily Nome industrial worker., 1916-12-04
BULL GAR LEFT BREAKS
 BEFORE GREAT ASSAULTS

Teutons under both Mackenzen and Falkenhayn continue an uninter- rupted advance into the heart fo Rumania,. capturing daily thousands of prisoners, including generals and staff officers and the both armies are now encircling practically two thirds of the Rumanian forces in- cluding within their grip General Avesscu and staff, as well as the commander of third and fourth armies.
The daily Nome industrial worker., 1916-12-04
RAILROAD MEN HOLD Pow-wOw

WASHINGTON, D. O., Dec. B. The railroad company men are hold ing a big pow-pow among them selves. There is reported to be a huge friction developing. The east ern roads want to have the Adam son bill left alone with no legisla- tive or judicial monkey shines rais- ing cain with an already bad situa- ton. The western roads are divided but favor stand against it, while the southern roads except those di- rectly controlled by the east are dead against it and want fight.
The daily Nome industrial worker., 1916-12-04

he was given a splendid ovation in the city. On Saturday night he at tended liberty banquet where the keynote of his speech was that Peace with Liberty for all was coming ue0nuuUEz@s sw 1a1Hsao 1.-:, A
 CffUuShUuL the world. Wilson de- clared that it would come not through the compacts of nations but through the sympathy of men. He pitied the man of such narrow vision who looked into the future and fail- ed to behold the glorious time when liberty fraternity and equality would not. be idle or academic terms but
The daily Nome industrial worker., 1916-12-04

ranzist leader with ease.
 The War Department states that Pershing's orders to get Villa are still good. He will probably take a hand should Villa establish head- quarters at JuareZ.
 The War Department also stated that the United States would as- sume a firmer policy should Car- ranza fail to suppress Villa.
The daily Nome industrial worker., 1916-12-04

WASHINGTON, D. C., Dec. B. Greece formally protested to the United States State Department to- day the gross violation of it's sover- eighty by the Entente Allies. The Greek government declared to the Department that it hopes to main tain and use the sympathies of the United States. The protest enumer'
The daily Nome industrial worker., 1916-12-04
GERMANY'S FORMAL REPLY
 IS ALL COULD BE DESIRED

and to continue merchantmen's im- munity from submarines. The U boat commander is reported to have informed the Berlin authorities that he thought that he was dealing with an army transport. Bernstorff is to personally confer with Wilson who is himself conducting the negotia- tions.
The daily Nome industrial worker., 1916-12-04

This return which may or may not take in the entire vote of the precinct was received last night from St. Michaels. It is quite an important vote as it now gives John A. Wilson a lead of about 23 votes for the position of Territorial Road Commissioner. It will cut little figures in the delegate election, ow-
The daily Nome industrial worker., 1916-12-04

Angeles dispatch has been invited to the White Houes for December 2. It is rumored cabinet appointment awaits him. This report says Lane will succeed Hughes on the bench. The latter report is evidently amend ed today. It is now stated that Lane will succeed Gregory as Attorney General, that Gregory will be ele- vated to the. Supreme Bench, and Waite may succeed Lane. So far everything is more or less unknown.
 Ax.4l,;,,G< In flaxs lixao of i6ah xuoEtc
The daily Nome industrial worker., 1916-12-04

WASHINGTON, D. C., Dec. B. The victory of Murguia is consider ed an inevitable prelude to the re- capture of Chihuahua which experts say will be re-taken by the Car
The daily Nome industrial worker., 1916-12-04

ates the encroachments of the allies and concludes by stating that Greece is confident of maintaining it's integrity and surviving through this cruel war however much it may be weakened.
The daily Nome industrial worker., 1916-12-04
WHAT HOLT HAS TO OYER VOL
 IN THE DOG LINE.

One good dog, weight 85 lbs :. SEQ. One Set Bobs, good condition $7.50 Yukon Sleds, new .. :. $1O.OO Skeys :. ... .. $500 to SIP. 0 15 Sets new and second hand
 Dog Harness. =. :. '. $2.50 Dog Mussells, each :. :. .. soc. Dog Collars :. .. ;. !. 35 & soc. Dog Chains :. .. 25c. 35c. & soc. Dog Webbing :. .. :. :. yd. 10c. Harness suap and Rings Sc. to 15c. Harness Rivets ;. ~. !. 10c. pkg. Dog Whip (not good) each ... soc. Sled Brakes :. !. :. $i.50 to s2.50 Sled Springs ;. .. .. ..25c. to soc. Myers speedy Stitching awls $1.00 Ski Poles per pair x. ..s.. .. $1.00
 GIT THE NEWS RIGHT. BEAD TTyE WORKER.
The daily Nome industrial worker., 1916-12-04

Safety first. You miners coming in from the creeks look up the ad- vertisers in your paper before dis. posing of your patronage.
The daily Nome industrial worker., 1916-12-04
VILLA GETS LICKED AND
 TROOPS FLEE DIS0RDERLY

Five hundred prisoners were taken, of whom one hundred were deserters form Trevino's infantry. These were shot on the spot.
The daily Nome industrial worker., 1916-12-04

LONDON, Dec. 3.-Notwithstand- ing the desperate resistance of the Rumanians on the west and on the south, the Teutons are hemming in Bucharest.
 BERLIN, Dec. 3.-It is announced that the Teutons are now advancing on the Aerguchu river.
 LONDON, Dec. 3.-The report that the Germans are now advancing on the Areguchu river means that they
The daily Nome industrial worker., 1916-12-04

BERLIN, Dec. 3.-The situation
 in the Rumanian campaign is still the same. The Russo-Rumanians are trying with desperate energy to effect diversions, the Russians in the Carpathians aud the both armies in Dobrudscha. In spite of this the
The daily Nome industrial worker., 1916-12-04
NOTICE TO ADvERT1sERs.

Advertisers will please note that all changes in standing Advertise ment must be received in this office before 6 p. m. for the following mornings issue. No exception will be made to this rule.
The daily Nome industrial worker., 1916-12-04
EMBARGO IS MAIN
 QUESTION NOW ISSUE

Flour mills are closing down all over the country and the second grade of corn is now alphabetically higher than the first year ago.
The daily Nome industrial worker., 1916-12-04

sham and SulZer an even break, Wick getting ahead by five votes on Willow.
 ARTHUR c. MAUS.
The daily Nome industrial worker., 1916-12-04

stem the Rumanian-Russian ad- vance. After repeated hammering the Bulgars on the left gave way with the Rumanians in close pursuit The situation is getting more favor able.
The daily Nome industrial worker., 1916-12-04
GREECE PROTESTS ALLIES
 INVADE HER SOVEREIGNTY

against her, no matter who is victor ious.
The daily Nome industrial worker., 1916-12-04

Anything in the lipe of Job work assured.
The daily Nome industrial worker., 1916-12-04

momentum, it is believed that it is coming too late to check Falknn- hayn.
 BERLIN, Dec 3.-Both Macken- zen and Falkephayn say that the Rumanian troops are fighting des- perately at every point but that they are being led very effectively and the capture of the capital is as- sured.
The daily Nome industrial worker., 1916-12-04

BERLIN, Dec. 3.-Beginning Thursday the Russians and Ruman- ians along a wide front attacked the Teuton-Bulgar positions, sacrificing many lives and great quantities of ammunition to effect an unimportant advance. They succeeded in break ing down the Bulgar left in Do- brudscha but that was all.
The daily Nome industrial worker., 1916-12-04

PETROGRAD, Dec. 3.-The fight ing in Dobrudscba is titanic with the Turks, Bulgars and Teutons Ger mans and Austrians) endevorlng tc
The daily Nome industrial worker., 1916-12-04
MARSHAL CAST LARGE VOTE
TEUT0NS HEM TN
 RUMAN|AN CAPITAL

are within five miles of the defenses of Bucharest. The Teutons accord ing to further Berlin advices are also gaining on the Northwest.
 BERLIN, Dec. 3.-The entire staff of the First Rumanian army was captured by the Teutons when they broke through the Rumanian lines southwest of Piteshti.
 LONDON, Dec. 3.-While the Rus sian offensive is gaining enormous
The daily Nome industrial worker., 1916-12-04

GIT THE NEWS RIGHT. BEAD THE WORKER.
The daily Nome industrial worker., 1916-12-04

Let us estimate on your Job Worx
The daily Nome industrial worker., 1916-12-04

Anything in the line of job work
The daily Nome industrial worker., 1916-12-04

Now is the time to Subscribe.
Evening journal., 1916-02-05
GAsMEN lose AT LAsT.

On the Crescent Alleys last night the
a. o. L. W. bowling team defeated the
Gas Company bowlers, two out of
three games. This is the first defeat for
the Gas Company this season.
The score
Evening journal., 1916-02-05

timer or not. Gotch would lick Stec-
her. IL they met within the next
year or so. Perhaps four-ffths OF
those who follow wrestling share the
believe with u.s." we went on. Both
Curley and Pollok assented. But. -
said Curley. 81 am not one Of the
four-ffths. I believe Stecher viii
beat Gotch. as sure as you liver
"Quit your kidding" chimed in
Pollok Nobody has a chance with
Gotch."
( This fixed Curley's betting spirit,
and they put up a wager OF a hat on
j It. 1T IT'S draw. I get the hats
from both Of you" we said. butting In
again. So il was agreed. and a glass
OF ginger ale all around sealed the
bargain
I One point wherein this match will
offer an unusually interesting feature
is in the favorite holds employed bv
the two men. When a date finally is
q set for the contest. which probabl,
> will be in Omaha. Neb.. there will b,
A reams Of discussion comparing In,
. toe hold with the body scissors. Gotcl
made the toe hold famous. in fact wa
the inventor Of that means Of tortur,
whereas Stecher is the Christophe
: Columbus OF the scissors as a punish
I ing instrument.
Evening journal., 1916-02-05
MOHAWKS Will Represent
COLDEY ON WOODEN WAY

What is expected to be one Of the
fastest basketball teams in the city
has been formed among the students
of Goldey College The team. how
ever, will not play under the name OF
the school, having adopted Mo
hawk"
Included among the students of the
school are a number of stars of the
wooden ways. and the school will be
we'll represented by the bunch. Prac-
tice is being held daily and by the
time OF the opening game. the five un-
doubtedly will be ready to tackle the
best scholastic teams in this locality.
A game has been arranged for Feb
ruary IS. with the Swarthmore
School quintet. other games have
been scheduled, and a number are
pending.
II is likely that the team will meet
the local Friends School FIVE at a
near date.
/ At a recent meeting OF the players
Courtlandt Hardesty was elected
manager and r. +. Shaw captain.
Evening journal., 1916-02-05
P. B. & W. BOWLING

The Engine House and Shop Office
teams each won two out OF three
games in the p. B & w r. r. A. A..
Bowling League last night defeating
the Delaware Division Engineers and
Car Department respectively.
The scores.
Evening journal., 1916-02-05
Gas CompanY.
WmL SEE MOTOR BOAT SHOW.

That the motoboat show. being held
in New York City. this week. is one
Of the greatest they have ever view
ed. Is attested TO by a number OF
prominent local men who take a
great interest in motor craft and have
attended the show Among those
who have seen the exhibition are:
David A. Hay. Charles C. Beadenkoff
Alfred I. luPont. Frank dupont Will
liam G Coke. president OF the Harlan
and Hollingsworth Corporation; A
~ Main. Robert l.. Foord, Charles
Phas. and Captain NJ. Billsborough.
The men strongly favor the holding
OF such shows. putting them on th'
level with the automobile exhibits.
Evening journal., 1916-02-05
dupont Still IN
.IRUNNINC FOR HONORS
Results of Today'S Shoots
May Determine League
Championship
LOCALS ANXIOUS
TO OUT SHOOT WHITES

The result Of today's match be-
tween the DUPONT Trapshooting Club
and the S. S. White Gun Club, will be
eagerly awaited by all trapshooters in
Wilmington. On the outcome of this
match largely depends the final
standing of the first four clubs in the
Philadelphia Trapshooters League.
At the present writing the Lansdale
Gun Club and the S. S. White Gun
Club are tied for championship hon
ors, with ten points each, both organ
izations having won every match this
season. Should these two clubs lose
today to the Highland Shooting Asso-
citation and the DUPONT Club. respec-
lively, it will result in a quadruple
tie for first place. II Lansdale should
win today's match while the local
.trapshooters are defeating the
Whites, it will tie the dentists and the
duPonts for second place. leaving
Lansdale in undisputed position as
leader of the league.
The next match which is scheduled
for the dupont Club, is against Lans-
dale, on March 4. The local shoot
ers have only TO win this match in
order to be tied for first place, and
even though the Whites tie with
them it must be remembered that the
Whites and Lansdale shoot the last
match of the season against each
other, and one of them is bound to be
eliminated from the race. This will
mean that the winner of this shoot
and the DUPONT Trapshooting Club
will be forced to shoot off a tie for
championship honors. These calcu-
lations are, Of course. based upon the
assumption that the local club will
win the remaining four matches. To
date the S. S. Whites have broken one
: less target than the local shotgun
artists.
The Holmesburg Junction shooters
are credited with ten points and 2242
broken targets. while the DUPONT
Trapshooting Club has nine points
and 2243 broken targets to their
credit.
The match today between these two
strong shooting clubs undoubtedly
will prove very interesting and excit-
ing
Evening journal., 1916-02-05

by Packey Mcfarland in he fifth
round of scheduled ten-rOund bout
Mt the FairmOnt A. c. The Bronx, ON
January II, 1911.
Evening journal., 1916-02-05
Stars HAVE Fifteen
Years IN ball CAME
BY The United Press.

DN ne 0hitNh ANons
ST. LOUIS. Feb. 5.-"The life Of
the average ball player, is. believe,
not more than FIVE or six years says
Fielder Jones. the manager Of the
amalgamated Sloufed-Brown team,
but the life Of a star is something
better than fifteen years. Stars en-
dure. because to be star you must
take proper care of yourself.
However. there aren't many stars.
You easily can count EN- among the
present-day crop. But if you go back
few years you'll find that Wagner,
Leach. Mathewson. Wallace, Plank
Crawford. and others cannot men
ton Just now. were as good at thirty
five as they were when they broke
in.
Take Eddie Plank. for instance
He's forty-one, but his arm was as
good lats year as IL ever was. That
isn't an extravagant statement. It's ;
fact. He had as much stun in the
pinch last year as he ever had in his
life. and think he will have it agaiI
next season."
Evening journal., 1916-02-05

and gently lodging in hole
Connecting rod and piston rested,
said our Wahlsey. BLESS my
soul"
We must now postpone our party,
you see the engines on the
blink.
Oh Those Babies. how they beat it,
fer fear the blessed hull would
sink.
The warm spell last week was due
TO Fred Bells hot-air propeller be-
ing tested out, at the Brandywine
Boat Club.
The only Wilmington motorboat
that was entered in the New York
Motorboat Show. this week. was the
Cadet" which no doubt was the
centre OF attraction, due to her
graceful" lines.
Up to the time Of going to press,
no wireless had been received from
the United Delegation to the New
York Show. but doubtless they are
saving il up for next week.
The Red Fox was in commission
last week gathering up the winter
fuel out of the creek.
Let 'er blow" says J. Elmer. from
/ the pilot house, "our lines will hold.
II is rumored that Dr. Church will
lay out four cap bicycle track on
the deck Of the "Alhamhra"
Negative to Shippers earnest plea
the Senator" aged 5S years, remains
blocked mp in front of the Senator
Clubhouse, at the Orchard, still un
chopped.
Evening journal., 1916-02-05
BILL FOR ATHLETICS
totals IN BILLIONS
Time and Money Devoted
TO Sports is on the
Increase
100000 MOTOR
VEHICLES IN USE

That the time. money and attention
given to sports, both amateur and
is constantly on the in
crease in this country is shown in
governing and allied associations. In
some cases the word recreation can
be substituted for sport in order to
broaden the field, for in a general
way the two are becoming synony-
nous in America, as in England. IN
act figures are. Of course. absolutely
out OF the question, but from the rec
ords available it is possible TO trace
and average the growth with reason
able accuracy.
A recent somi-olhcial census Of the
automobile and motorboat industry in
the United States placed the number
of motor cars at 2.375,OOO and motor
boats at 100000 This would give Il
total of more than 100000 motor
driven vehicles on land and water. II
The low average OF S4OO each is taken
as the initial cost. the sum invested
in this class or division of recrea-
ton crosses the billion dollar line.
In the golf and tennis fields there
are no means Of reaching even tho
approximate amount OF money in
vested or spent by the followers Of
those sports. More than 1000 golf
clubs are listed i'm golf reference
books and the National Lawn Tennis
Association consists OF ~ minor on
sectional associations. with mem
bership Of more than 300 clubs. The
number Of private public. communi-
~ and noighborhood courses or
courts must run into thousands and
the annual expense for upkeep and
supplies into millions.
Baseball and football attendance
records compiled by statisticians for
1915 placed the total paid admission.
at more than l4,OOO.0OO There arc
many other sport contests where ad
mission is charged at certain seasons
OF the year, such as track and hel'
meets tennis. soccer. hockey skat
ing. auto racing, and boxing, whicl
would add several millions to thes
figures.