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\ large bottle Of Herbal Good Health Medicine.
Sl.o. Root and Herb TsbIets for constipation and
indigestion lOc and Sc Tablets for gassy. sour
stomach loc- DoBenses for dry, husky throat. Sc
and lOc. Bathing Mixture. loc- Herb Mixture TO
make laxative and blood purifying drink or tea,
l0c and sc. Healing Syrup for cough and thrust
troubles. lSc Lnimeut for pains and aches lSc
Healing Ointment for sores. cuts. sweInEs, piIes
etc. Automatic inhaler for besdsches cstarrh etc.
loc- Fcothelp Powder for sweaty, troubled feet lOc
Talcum Powder, SC, Hc, lSc, and * Face Pow.
deTs, nc, l5c. and SC. Hair PonaGa and Dresser,
loc. VesetAl Face Cream, loc. Tooth Powder. loc
Shaving Powder. loc. Perfume &c. Shampoo
Powder, loc. Odorcut Powder. loc Smoking Herbs
and Cigarettes, SC. Soap. Sc and loc Silver Polish
l0c. JEFF Walking on Rod. loc. Indisn Dolls, lSo
and Sc Indian and Canoe &c. Zulu Kid Sc
Folding Scissors 10c Skin One Pocket Secretary
Dc. Coin VGnisher, Iec. Moon and Star Puzzle.
lOc. Ball Vanishing VASE. lOc. Wooden Sand Mil
loc. Combination MessIre-dippeT. funnel and
strsiner-loc. K&zoo great muSczl instrument lOc.
Wild Cherry, HOrehound SassafrzS and Mixed
Candy. Sc bag. Health Herbs and Roots . lGrge
variety.
INDIAN wIGwAM HERB REMEDY
ESTABLISHMENT.
rg Seventh street Northwest
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WANTED-SALESMEN.

sALESMEN-LIVE PROPOSITION; SIDE LINE
o. exclusive; field unlimited; big possibilities big
money; sold TO jobbers and retailers W. G.
YOUNG & CO.. l5O W. Austin ave. Chicago.
SIDE LINE. POCKET SAMPLES; 10 MINUTES.
so commission; high-gnde men only; no other
need apply. ADVERTISING NOVELTY CO..
Newton Iowa.
WANTEDI5m Statesmen TO SELL MAGIC
MOTOR GAS. One quart, price s., equals So gal
Ions gasoline. Greatest product ever discovered.
Large profits. AUTO REMEDY CO, Dept a,
Cincinnati, Ohio
statesmen WANTED-To TALK OUR LINE
fruit trees. shrub6ery. Salary commission pay
able weekly. Year round employment PERRY
NURSERIES. Rochester. n Y Established q
years
Statesmen FOR LARGE TIRE COMPANY.
Apply in person between and Il a N Monday.
1sT 18th St
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WANTED COUNTRY BOARD.

DUNG LADY N DELICATE HEALTH WANTS
eosn In nice country home near Wsshinrna-
I0X "a Herald Office
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HELP WANTED-FEMALE

wANTED-PEBsoNs 70 COLOR ART PIC
tlr-s at home; easy work; eIperisncei good
pay; sample free. WHEELER Co, 5S Madison,
Chicago
SEVERAL LADIES TO TRAVEL, DEMON
strste goods and sell dealers; 50 TO SO weekly;
VI pay zilrosd fares. Experience unnecessary.
DUCHESS CO.. DEPT ., Minnes spois. Minn-
WOMEN FOR CITY AND COUNTRY, DEVOTE
few hours daily, earn splendid income DEVELOPING
selling plan for beauty creams Write for rartlcl-
Lars. THE CASTLE BELLE MFG. 90, INC,
10 Broadway, New YC.k.
MAID OR HOCsEKEEPER, WITH REFEA
ence. 1913 COLUMBIA road
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Making an Adjustable skirt.

In this model I have, however. shown
you how to make the skirt adjustable
II you care sometimes to use only the
waist and bloomers. Here the waist
and bloomers are sewed to a wide, flat
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wANTED-BY NnDDLEAGED WHITE WOMAN,
place as housskeepeT; good cook. Apply Herald
eHice rs llth 81 NV
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AGENTS. DO NOT DELAY. SEND TO-DAY FOL
free sample and large cAalogus Of quick sellin.
articles. STANLEY & SMALL SALES CO.. Bo:
a. Long Island City, y. Y.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1916-03-25
NECOCiAClONES ENTIRE ITALIA
Y GRECiA.

PARIS, Mario 24.-De ~acucrt!o
con IN informe leido por VI. Skou-
loudis, primer miniStro gricgo, en- Il
cAmara dc diputadoS de csc pals, il
forme cuyo conteaido ha sido comu-
nicado por 81 correSponsal De Ia &gen
cia HavaS en- Atenas, las tropaS tia
lianas han penetrate q! Epiro. sobre
g! territorio griego. pero fueron reti
raSas inr,edia,amentc. cuando 81 co.
mandante de las tropas griegas les
notified que Ia preseacia continuada
de tropas italianaS no podia ser auto
riZada sobre 81 t]erritorio. VI. Skou-
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1916-03-25
TEHM!NC LA RUELGA EN-
LOGRCNO.

LOGFON0. Marc 24.--El jueZ
que conoce de Ia causa iniciada cou
mo:i"o De los pasadcs successes rcla-
cionados con In huelga, ha orlenado
Ia clausura de- Centre Obrero Dor
habc- comProbado que en- Ia citad@
socicAad Sc ejercian coacciones.
Los hue!guistas, convenc!dos dc u
inuti!id%d he Il hueIga, han acorda-
do volver al tr&bajo. Coniian en- que
con IL termination De Ia huelga sean
pucstos en- lihcrt&d los corpanero5
que tuerou detenidos.
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LIZ RIQUEZA DE lNCLATERRA.

L0EpRFS. Mario .l.-S;r Gcor-
% paisb. una de las au5oridade. M
di-,inguidas IN materia financiera
IA decIarato aver en- {! curse Dc
una confcrencia q4e ha dado ca J."
socied&G res! de establishes, que 10.
ingre$os arua!es Ge in%laterra haH
aumcntado en- seiScientos mi.!o"cs d.
libra5 e~sterlinas despucS dc! princi-
pic de 10 guerra Y que cl tot&. de laS
rentas de Ia nacion IN alcanzado :
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EN- LA UNION I~SERO-AMERI-
CANA.

MADRID. Mario 24.-En n union
Ibero-Americana ha dado una confc-
rencia acerca de Ia politica cspaHoia
con los PASSES am~ericanos, 81 seAoT
Balmes.
Dij cuenta eli confcrcncizta de las
obser"aciones que !e sugiricroa sCs
Wales por America y cenSuro "a fa!-
Ia dc laos que hay entire EsDana y
los espaiolcs inmigrantcs de aquel!aS
rep1b!icas. Tcrmino diriTienio una
patri@t;ca exyi:iva a rey, para que
t-abaie en- favor dc Ia union dc los
Duebios que hablan Ia Iengua caslelia-
H.
FL senior Balmes fue ovacionado.
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LAS RELACIONES ENTIRE Bull,
CARA Y RUMANIA SON
MUY TIRANTES.

MILAN, Mario 24.-Un deSpachc
de Bucarest Al "Scolo' dice que los
bulearos estan hacienda Importance
preparedness militares sobre II from
terra ru.nana. Tn cierto numero dc
navios cargados de minas submarines
han arribado a Giurgevo V Sc cree
que los bulgaros tienen Ia intencion
de colocar campos minados en- el Da-
nubio. Los diarios bulgaroS, agrega
el despacho, estar redactados en- III
tono que Sc hace cada dia mas anne
nazante.
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Ell Jurado del Official que invade
TamaulipaS.

Aver comenz6 IN Mercedes. Texas.
a. .iucado DEL T~nlrntc ie! cuarto
rrgimirnto Ic ariil!oria. Jhon f.
Mort. Il qui-n - acuSa j" ial;as a Ia
discipline militar por habrr diriSi-
do una cxpedicidn armada en terri
;ori0 lie TamauIipas, pe7SlsuiendO q
los revo.ucionariOS que capcuramn
Clatro S0ldaiOs amrriCanOS-
e. juiciO - tramitara tn todos los
dias de IA presente senana ' una
,ez fa!aldo, 50 enriara a genera.
Funston para 81 revision y aproba-
C'6r.
- nan ssfado harierjn asfrerzos
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FL JInIG EisRtNTF..
Nirnr d. Ia r:iGina E::.l

f., ,.Ef,,,- rr~.uIi.,m,rFts Si ,.i.r-
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La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1916-03-25
FL JAPON INvITADC a La CON,
FERENCIA ECONOMICAL.

LONDRES. Mario 24.-M. Lloyd
Georges, ministro de municiones, ha-
blaEdo en- Ia camara de los comu-
mes. Ia manitcstado que cl Jap6n ha
sido invitaG0 a tomar parte en- IA
confcrcncia economical de Paris en-
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1916-03-25
UrN NUEVO CAMPO DE MlNAS
SUBMARINES.

COPENHAGUE, Mario 2i.-Las
autoridaGes suecas han sido informa.
das por .Alemania de la ~presencia Dc
ur uucvo campo de minas submarines
Il L del Sund. e ":Skanska Alton
bladet," de Ma!amo. dice que una
f~lotilla &c torpcderos suecoS han re-
cibido IL orden de dragar las minas
alcmanas que flotan en- aguas de Sue
cia.
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4 MatamOro~ ncg6 gran cantidad
DE- ptrtrrchGS.

DE- una manara 'NtraoTicial - Sa-
De .aqui que a. puerto IL Matam"-
ros llegi il unchr. IL ant-ayer. pro
cAirnte ir Monterrey. I'm caro- con
tenirndo carnn~>. am-tra..adoras y
sranadaS. Los ~p"r,c"chcS tueron deS
tarsad0S - tod" -!-Ilo N Ia esta-
ci6n in Matu;nurn-. pruhiDlcndoSc "a
~presencia j.. cUriosoS.
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REG!STRD CIVIL
LicrnciaS de matriinOlliO.

Ram6n Garcia Y Maria VI. ir n
Vega.
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NacimientD~.

Ina nina hi matrjmnnio l.. NJ.
Liann<. III IA casa nrIu"r" @H j" IA
cali. j. NrrarruZ.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1916-03-25
DECLARACIONES DEL CONDE
De ROMANONES.

MADRID, Mario 24.-El jefe del
condo de Romanones, ha
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IDefunciunt'S

Sara LuIan". d. Ii ANS. f&.Irci6
an Ia asa nltm,ro ttH6 IL IA ra.l-' Il"
Y u,,r,,1 l.. ~ arms falr,ci6 On
81 n1rn.r, tlo H.. "a ca,j,. Y Frio.
Fiah~.
Filnmeno HiJaI-n. Gr % amos. IA
llari6 IN - nlimrro $50 IL IA Gale
y Larrdn. .ApoplrCfa.
Nar,A mo t~;arria IL. 30 amos ia
ra.,i5 IN -, ,siln H., p.m-ptr,. pa
,.s,;.i- ,.,,.r,r
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1916-03-25

IA one Mir. Walter RuncIman, pre,i-
dcntc de ia oficina de comercio in
GIGS. sera cl principal representantc
de In Gran Bretana.
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TIPS HARDWARE CO..

AGRICULTURE.

.N.f!Ct
ni.HR tNiENrt ~arti>iica para eOnStract0res,
ESrt rlS. CI-tNoS. FiEiiii0, ACERO, Ma
D.i:t~. i'iNItittS. ACEiiES. NiDitI0S, Etc.
III Il iiS ". Commerce -. - TeieI0n0S. 41E
SAN ANTONIO. TEN!S.
Cuan6o Sc dirija a alguns- de las
Casas a]nunciaGia1 menciones cate
periodico.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1916-03-25

BARCELONA, Mario 2+.-La Ven
dc Cataiunr"" pubIca uE artituio G.
cl que comenta las ae~cl"aucioncs gao
ACADIA de hacer el condo dc Romano
nes = proposi;o de! decreto nor G!
que SC conccde dop6sitos romerci#-
les = varios puertos. Entire otIaS
cosu-. dice e! peri@dico de retcrcn-
81. cue este Is una hu@:" que Aact
= Ca,uluEa el ccnde dc a,om"no"vs.
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s. IS en- arrtt11culos de tocador, por 81. So

. 'n mtra ~hrc Nuyl YORK. a
ioiEIn NOVELTY COMPANY - II Ironkhu I'VE. SN tNTo>Io, 1ENAS.
Evening journal., 1916-08-08
HUNDREDS GATHER At
BIER OF MARKSMAN
CONTINUED from First Pagel

tOOntnued from flist fdbel
received many kilograms and letters
Of coincidence from all over the coun-
try. Mr.. Richardson's ability as a
trap shooter and the many tourna-
ments that he had shot in made him
we'll known from Coast TO Coast The
floral tributes we're numerous and
beautiful.
BY noon hundreds Of persons had
arrived IN Dover for the funeral and
others we're arriving every minute by
automobile. A large delegation from
the Wilmington Lodge OF Elks ar
rived here shortly after noon, having
made the trip in automobiles. Num-
erous other Wilmingtonians came by
automobile and train. Among them
was City Solicitor Daniel o. Hastings.
The honorary pallbearers we're men
who had been intimate friends Of the
deceased since boyhood. They were:
NJ. Hayes Wilson. Harry s, Crawford.
Colonel william .. Denney, II. Ridge
" Harrington, 5. MaNWell harrington
T. Marvil Gooden. Hart Scott T. Vio-
tor Clarke. Or. Charles NJ. Wharton
Harry Mayer and William Pennewill
Among the notable trap shooters Al
the funeral we're. Charlie Newcomh
John Phillip Sousa, Captain Simonton
William Coyne. Edward Banks
/ Charles Billings. Ralph SPOTS. Vim
/ cent Oliver. Frank Sidebotham, p. r
Calvin. W. A. Joslyn. w. G Robeler
Shan Prouse. Harry Carlon,
Thorpe Martin. Frank Turner, Dudle
S. Wood. Frank l.. Gates, exalte
ruler OF the Elks; Candy Mammell
IT. W. Baker. r. Hogue. William
Hamann, Frank Shilling, W. Mas
william NJ. Foord. Harry Partingtor
and George Bacher
Mr.. Richardson is survived by hi
wife and two sons,
Evening journal., 1916-08-08
.YNDALL CAMP HAS
Record Attendance
Sussex County Republican
Politicians Spend Sunday
at Oak Orchard
HARD SHELL CRABS
PLENTIFUL IN SUSSEX

Special to THE EVENING JOURNAL.
GEORGETOWN, Del, Aug. S.-Af-
ter being in session ten days, Tyn-
dalrs Camp, between Georgetown
and seaford. closed Sunday night its
most successful season since the es-
tablishment Of the camp many years
ago. A record-breaking attendance
served to stimulate interest. Already
great improvements are contemplated
for another year, and several new
cottages are 10 be erected.
Many politicians gathered at Oak
Orchard on Sunday Among the ac-
tive politicians noticed about the re-
sort were: Former Secretary DR..
Caleb r. Layton, Daniel J. Layton. Jr..
secretary OF the Republican county
committee: Colonel Robert G. Hous-
ton. former Sheriff Robert Short. for
mer State Detective Frederic Walls,
Clifford f. Burton. Fred Burton and
Charles Lingo. OF Indian River hun
dred: Colonel John c. Townsend. OF
Selbyville. who is prominently men
toned for the Gubernatorial nomina-
tion; County Constable Hiram b.
Short. Lawrence Lingo. Of Long Neck
and former Postmaster Fred Burton
| OF Millsboro.
Georgetown Patrol Boy Scouts. who
/ for the past week have been encamp.
/ ed at Oak Orchard under the command
Of Harold Purnell and Ralph Carey
/ broke camp yesterday morning anc
/ returned to their home here.
Mrs Daniel Hurley is threatened
with blood poison as the result q
pricking the top Of her right han'
with a safety pin.
Hard shells crabs we're never NOR
plentiful in the Indian river than a
this time. especially I'm the vicinity o
Warwick. Those engaged in the crab
bling business catch but few Of then
because they are unable to fin1 read
sales Soft shelled crabs are scarce
Evening journal., 1916-08-08

The many patrons Of William A.
Brady's Playhouse in this city will be
pleased to learn that August II has
been fixed as the date for opening the
regular theatrical season at that pop
uiar theatre. Manager Louis Ale
man. who will continue In charge Of
the theatre. has been notified from
New York Of the opening date and by
Monday will have his forces at work
getting the theatre into shape. AS
the house Is new and is always kept
IN first-class repair there will be no
repair work to do and all uat will be
necessary will be 10 get the stage into
shape
bringing Up Father" Will he the
opening attraction. II Is a popular
price show and those who have seen
the excellent musical comedy will be
glad Of an opportunity 70 see II again.
Following this will come "Romona'
which Is probably the longes' and
finest film drama which has ever been
placed IN a theatre. II will continue
at The Playhouse for a week. There
will be a full orchestra accompanying
the picture and II will be an enter
tainment which Is entirely out Of the
ordinary.
Manager Allemann has received a
partial list Of the bookings which
shows p number Of excellent attrac-
tions. but he will not announce them
until ne has secured the full list and
is able 70 tell the people in Whining
ton what excellent attractions they
are TO receive at The Playhouse.
I Though the season Will open early
The Playhouse is always cool and az
tractive and It is believed that the
J people OF Wilmington want rea
dramas. The MANAGEMENT has there
fore decided on the early opening. INT
i PLAYHOUSE will he run on the SAINT
high standards as heretofore and Wi
liam A. Brady. the lessee, will. as y
the past. give his personal attention
to selecting the very best show
which can possibly be secured To-
Wilmington.
Evening journal., 1916-08-08
find General JOHN
DACSWORTHY'S Will
Is Discovered Among Old
Papers in Register Of Wills
Office, Georgetown
FILED FOR PROBATE
ON MAY "a, 1884

Snecial TO THE EVENING JOURNAL.
GEORGETOWN, Aug. Sin placing
additional filing cases in the office OF
REGISTER of Wills Oliver d. Robinson
rithin the past few days the will OF
General John Dagsworthy, which was
6led for probate on May "a, l7S4, vas
found. Few persons were aware that
such a valuable paper was stored IN the
archives of this county. and not even
the office force knew it until the old
papers were being filed IN the new
sases.
General Dagswrthy rendered valu-
able service to his country during the
Revolutionary days. and for a time it
was undecided whether he or Washing
ton should be chosen 20 head the con
tinental army. History reveals but M
tie of the remarkable career and the I'm
portant part he played in the war Il"
independence. That he was a rich man
and today would be- considered one of
the wealthest in the state Of Delaware
is shown hv the large estate he devised
10 his many relatives
At the time of his death he owned
900 acres of the most valuable land NJ
Cumboro. Dagsboro and Baltimore hun
dreds. where thousands of dollars wortf
Of berries are grown each year.
Evening journal., 1916-08-08
snFFRAGF AcrIv1rIFs-

Miss Bertha Sapovits, Congressional
Union organizer, who is ravelingl
through the lower part Of the State
conducting an educational campaign,
has written letter to Mrs. Florence
Bayard Hilles, State chairman for the
union. telling of her work through the
State which she says is being enthusi.
astically received. while. she says
Everybody there seems 10 be talking
suffrage
Miss Sapovits has held interesting
and successful meetings az Oak Orchard
near Mill.horu also in Nlillshoro Days.
boro, Fraukford aud Selbyyille. In Mills
boro the town was organized and a mum
her of now members were secured. Many
Evening journal., 1916-08-08
DEATHS

walter s. Chambers.
John r Nunviller.
Josiah Mcguire.
Julia Keating
George g. White
Dorothy Roberts.
Ira J. Richards.
RICK ARDS-At Norfolk We, on August >
1916. Ira J., son OF James I ana me
late sallie A. Richards, In his thirty
Rsiativss and friends are invited 70 At
tend the funeral services o. the residence
o. his father No. 500 s Esnes.er or..ius s.S1os'
August 8. a. 2 o'clock Further services
and interment at Harrington Del, on sT.
rival Of train leaving Wilmington sls
Thursdav morning without further notice.
RORrRTg-Tn this city on August z. 1915,
Dorothy. wife Of John H. Roberts, aged
Relatives end friends are invited TO At
denee No "a Rockford Road on Friday
afternoon. August IL, At o'clock In.
wHTTEEIn PhiladelPhis, Pa. on august
7, 1916. George S. white, aged 63 years
Due notice Of funeral will be given.
MAGUIRE-In Altoona, Pa, on August s.
1916. Josiah Mcguire. aged ~ years.
Relatives and frienis ore invited 20 a.
| tend the funeral services frort tho resi-
dence Of his granddaughter, Mrs. Harry
/ Owens. No. 3O5 IL North Franklin street.
Wilmington. Del, on Wednesday afternoon
i AZ 280 O'Clock. Interment a. wilmington
| & Brandywine cemetery.
/ KEATING-In this city. on August 7, 1915.
julia. wife Of Martin keating, aged u
years.
Relatives and friends are invited 70 At
tend the funeral from her late residence,
No 514 East Third street on Friday
morning. August H. At Q o'clock. Requiem
mass at St Mary's Church. lnterment a.
J Cathedral cemetery.
I lNUNvILLER-On August 8. 1915, John r.
Nunvil1er aged SO years.
Relatives and friends are invited 70 at
tend the funeral services a. his late resi-
/ dence Western avenue Elsmere, Del, on
| Wednesday afternoon August Q, a. o'clock.
! Interment a. Silverbrook cemetery
/ CHAMBERs-In this city. on August 7,
| 1915. Walter S. Chambers, In his hfty-
ninth year.
Relatives. friends. members Of wenonah
Lodge. s. Of H.. r. r. Trainmen and EN-.
ploves Of the b. & o. r. r. Co, are in
vited 70 attend the funeral services ~ his
late residence. No AIS North Broome street.
on Thursday afternoon, August 10. a. $50
o. clock. Interment az Wilmington and Bran
DIVINE cemetery.
Evening journal., 1916-08-08
MAS POWELL ARRIVES.

Mrs. Grace Sutton Powell. soprano
soloist for the Lyon Evangelistic
Campaign party. who became one OF
the most popular members OF that
marty during its seven weeks evan
eelistic campaign conducted here last
winter. arrived in the city this morn
ing 10 remain two weeks as the So
nrano soloist at Brandywine Summit
Camp. Mrs. Powell was taken up to
Brandywine Summit Camp immediate
lv following luncheon and while there
she will be the guest Of Mr.. and
Mrs. William G. Mackenzie.
Evening journal., 1916-08-08
GRANGE MEETING POSTPONED.

Owing 10 the fact that most Of the
members attended the field day exer-
eises held yesterday at Brandywine
Springs by Pomona Grange, no meeting
Of Diamond State Grange was held last
night. The next regular business meet
ing Of the grange will be held on Au.
gust 2l.
Members Of Diamond State Grange
will observe Geld day on Thursday. Au.
gust H.. in the meadow on the Charles
r. Dckey farm. There will be sports
and other features OF particular inter.
est have been arranged.
Evening journal., 1916-08-08
HAVE NO
Answer TO HUGHES
Congressman Miller Makes
Short Address Before
Republican City
Committee
REINHARDT AND JONES
ARE ALSO SPEAKERS

CONGRESSMAN Thomas W Miller,
William G.. Jones. Jr., and David j.
Reinhardt. made short addresses be-
fore the members of the Republican
CITY Committee al a meeting of that
body last night All Of the speakers
expressed confidence I'm a victory for
both the Republican national and
state tickets next fall and said they
would support heartily the ticket
that will be named at Dover this
month.
CONGRESSMAN Miller. said the
speech Of acceptance Of Mr.. Hughes
had left the Democrats at Washing
ton high and dry and that the et-
forts of their orators to compile Mt
ting reply were wrapping them tur-
ther i'm the fly paper" In conclud-
ing his remarks Mr.. Miller said he
was working but no matter who the
delegates seelcted were, he would
back them.
william G. Jones. Jr.. reviewed some
of the mistakes Of the Democratic
party during the past three years and
i'm concluding said In a campaign
of this kind" he said. some bitter
ness will always be shown. but attel
we come from Dover all this should
be forgotten In the fight for the party
don't care who is nominated. III
stick TO him
Mr. Reinhardt said he did not in.
tend to make a speech. but desired
10 have a little talk with those pres
ent. He referred TO the necessity o.
all getting together after the primar'
and convention fights are over, an'
had no doubt but what there will b
harmony throughout the State afte
the State ticket is named at Dover
The meeting was attended by abou
seventy committeeman. who wer
much enthused over the prospects o
the campaign.
Evening journal., 1916-08-08
AGAIN CUT GASOLINE PRICE.
10 United Press.

BY The United Press.
NIW YORK. Aug. .s-1he Standard
Oil Company of New York today an
nounced another gasoline price cut. The
price to garages is now % cents. 10 COM
sumers p. The company's biggest BUSH
ness is done in New York State and New
England.
Evening journal., 1916-08-08
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Evening journal., 1916-08-08
AT BRANDYwTNE SPRINGS.

Brandywine Springs is an espec-
tally attractive place during the pres
ent warm weather The trolley ride
10 the park is the longest which can
be found in this section and the ride
is always cool. The park is cool
and pleasant and there is always
plenty OF entertainment offered for
visitors.
Excellent vaudeville is being given
in the park theatre this week and
the Henry g. Young Comedy Com
pany is still appearing In connection
with the bill making IT a double en-
tertainment for the one popular price
of admission. There is always plenty
going on at Brandywine Springs
Park.