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Gimbrii6e unb Eiebitable,

-- Der poIi3ei tpuroen geItern
ouBsr elmer 4n3abl SaiheRoiebitdbIs,
bic aln WubIabenO Oeriibt pOroen lino,
nod bic na4itsbeuben Ginbrude nno
OiebitGbls eemeIoet: Don ). 6urrp,
1927 Glmpre Strabe. Elm ueber5ieher
i'm Asertbe Don $25, aus ieinsm 2lutO.
- Bon W. ). Rpan, 323 gttl Str.,
cine 9rieTtai9e nit y. &c .. @nens
babn4qab unD $40 in Saar. - Bon
,SOIepb &. Spanbprit, 1928 WiaN
Strabe, cine soIoeue llbr i'm Bertbe
Don SIS. Bon 9so. &iaians,
2315 @bidaiaip Strube, cine grieftas
ias nit $12, aus ieiHem SHrdn.e in
@riffitb's SObelmitbIs, u. Strabe
uno Reabine Rodo = Bon Wm. 8.
9yapns, 1888 9eriugtpn glpe., glprz
popb, elm guid 2lutO i'm Wertbe BON
5000, an Dana glps. uno WsputgcnerD
Roao. Bon 9arrp &ptie, 1861
alasta 2lpe., sin paar Obrringe i'm
Dertbe DON 20, 5pei Diamantrinse
I'm 3ertbe pon $110, fppte 81 in
gaar. - Bon 2lIbert Golnpt, 1910
Garl Strabs, 5tpei guloene llbrsn in
Wertbe ppn 500, Elm paar Sdu6e
unb Elm RegenmdnteI. - Bon lGil=
liam Ditt, 1924 Carthage gSite, cine
grieftaibe nit So. - Bon Cigar
aipp, 3249 giibop Strabe, etu GIfsns
bein Sanbipiegsl i'm @ertbe pm SIS.
= Bon Der grotmunn SurneB 60,
418 Sit 9earl Strabe, Spei Pferos-
gef5irrs i'm Wertbe ppn $34. - BON
@lfreb GdIob, 1922 alasta 9lOenue,
elm Wlebaillon i'm Wertbe BON $12.
- Bon 2ouiie aOrpein, 1724 Sim
Strabs, atpei pplIene Seden i'm Mcrz
tbs bon S.. - Bon Malter Marqudrb,
296 Mpttic alps., l5 Siibner i'm Derz
tbe bon $40. - Wpn Geo. %. Burner.
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4ieS mas Sac.

fSr61lf Scroll, Der Die prppiiori-
fde Grnenintng als Gauipirungs-Su- IL
periiTtenoerit Der itdotiihen Seuerlpeir
erbaIten bat ben goiten jest oouerno.
Gr lit aus Der aonfurren5priifltng als
better Encouragement. Die 5euer.
lpehrleirte Sarrp Seioeripinner lun
&eboington erbaIten 9liiiiten-
oenn alicb lie baben Die be-
treffenSen Gioiloienltpriiun9en be.
itanben.
Seltte glbenb firbet cine gemein-
fame Sisirng oes StraBeu6obu.Gpr.
mittees unb Der 9iapio Sraniit aon1'
uiiiion itatt. @ertreter Der glrbeiteror-
ganifationen itrlo eingelaoen, I'm ibre
glniidlten iiber Die porSunebrnenoe He'
piiion 6es StraBenhabnfreibriefs itno
tpie oas 9fapio 9raniit Spitem nnae-
legt rperben ioll, gum Better 81 geben.
Die SiblIng, nelde I'M Stabtratbs.
faal ltattfinbet, lit 6ffentlih, bod fons
men MIR ole Gingelaoenen 5u &orte
fonlmen.
- Ser @ro3cb oenen Charles 7a'
nis unb Glluer 6. @aIbreatb. Die cine
grobe 9totionaIbauf an ben Sfano oes
Seroerbcns Gebrnht tabelt ioaen, lit
i'm Mrubesgeridt nm gum iounofo
pielteu 9Raie nerIhoten lpcrben. lie
slngefloaten itno, pie ibre glrnrdlte
lnb gefillige 9Ier5te periifcrn, Ser.
nlaben Ieioeno, oaB Der Bro5eB ibre
gcifdbte @eilmoheit mfS Spiel ies.n
ipiirOe. Die 3rpei perocn natiirlidI 70
IonJe trant iein. his entpener lie oeer
Der ProaeB eiues nutiirIiten Sobes
iterteu.
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MOurs 9ia. Sno.. eine Sanbtaiae
nit 9amenubr i'm Werrbs bon $40,
iOpie So in gaar, aus ieinem 4uto
an @arfielb place. Bon gbarles
Robb, 2651 WelrOIe 9lbs.. Elm Ia
i9enbu6 nit $11 uno 5lpsi gbedS
iiber $48. - BON Gbas. a. Deld,
32O8 Gilbert 2tDe., Elm Sai9enbub
nit $35. - Bon GlauD 5reib, 524
9ose StraBe. Elm SaIasnbud mi:
$18. - Don Sobn Sones, Gppcrtb,
&p., elm Saf6enbu6 nit $3.50. =
BON Sobn Rpfenitengel, 521 gort
'Strabe, Elm Saf6enbu6 nit So. =
9on Charles Man3, 81 SIT 9. straz
BE, Elm 5uidenbu6 nit $23. - bon
Gl6ert Serfurt, 2717 Sefferion Npe.,
So in Saur, aus elmer &pmmOOei5u6>
Iabe.
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Che. 6rlanbnibiAeine

ISarrb Stasner. q, Sarttpsn, 8.
l2eona 5. Gmmone, 18, 9ctIaHb, ..
JSarrb s. 9dperiamp. %, 500 SIad
I Strabs.
taena .. 8edmann, %, 2509 Rice
Strabe.
IeSfparb 3. Sidep, 80, gelp yort
( Gitp.
l2lnssline @snopie, 20, Soi.l gurnet.
JSplepb Wlarinser. q, 1880 pIsafant
1 Strabe.
(Slorsnts 4mrbein, 1s, 225 90. Court
Strabe.
jwiliam R. Martin, 40, gpntbiana,
( aentudp.
l9allie Collins, 27, SapIin Sotsl.
J jSoiparb R. 0au, %, gppinaton. ap.
I Suanita 9. Coleman, 22, 1916 2ins
[ ipoob Rpab.
JGrant 8. WlIon, q. S16 2uSlotp
NpeHiie.
lGmma 9admann, q. 1879 Central
Nptnue.
lSobn gprHs, SO. Main unb Msalu.rn
Strabe.
l&atberine g. Garburt %. germ
Bart, S.
JJacOb 3D. 3sIser, SO, lit Of s. ctr.
tWsarp Su4anst. 26. 90 MuIberrg
! StrobA
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Daie'SaA.

Gbriltn Matbepior. SGuptIins Der
rReps" bat ben folsenoen orsi Spies
Iern, auf peren 9eiuh, ibre Gntlaf.
Jung aus bem Stub uno llebertraguns
an Stubs untergeorbneter 2igas Sus
geitdnoen: Shleltoerer Seints Shuls
tebrt gum SoIeboer &lu6 (glm. 2lffoz
ciation) unb Shpdrmer Sippmblep
nod Baltimore (Snternatipnal 9isd)
5uriid, pdbrenb fiir ben gtbfGnser
syiiter nod teiu PATHFINDER plab gee
filnben 1T. Seine anbers Spieler
baben big lebt ben QauTpcb erhalten.
gtus benz sabrssberidt bes Serrn
Qfuauit Serrmanu, praiioent Der
sRsbs' CAB iid, oab Der aIub in bies
isr SuiiOn bebsutsnO bsHere finau.
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Nah bet Wablihla6t.
Der bemofratiide Sies iiber Sas
Staatstidet bGmpft bic syrenoe Der
Nepablifaner i'm Gpuntp.
Repnblifaniide Siibrer iprehen Don
g9ieberperscltnng gegen bic Spi'
ritnOien 'Snterciieu.

Die sSreu6e ON republifaniidleu
Sieg in 9alnilton Goulltp mill nid,t
redt gum 3rrtbrud fonlmen. e1toB
un6 id)6n mie Der Sieg lit, miro Die
1Srer6e benno6 geodnbpft, oab oas
gan5e Staatstidet uerloren gc8anaell
lit. Die llngeluiB6eit iiber BEN Aus'
gang Der BrGiibentenpatd Dar audi
nid)t oa3u angetRnn, Die Siege3frrIne|
gum 0ud)brit6 fonllnen 5u lallen.
Ibatia6lidJ mar in replt6lifanilAeh
areiien, beion6ers a6er IN Den Hei5en
Der 9ei,tidt tglrterifaner, = ltno 5par
lei iclden, Die e5 nit Gem 8inoeItrl0I
ebrlih meinen - cine red)t ge6riidte
IStillurntng henerf6ar. Gie @ieoer'
Dabl eine5 Yonlerene nutB aIIerDInJs
nie leBteren NIT Gntriliting erfllllen,
benn oar1it lit Dem Gelltidtgtm elm
ssauitid)lag ins @eiidt periest NOR
ben. Die republitaliifen Bolltiter,
lpelde Die 9solitit nidt olS @eiiIbls.
iate betrahten iino erboit ourilber,
ipie i1left i'm 8erb0ltnib gum ilbn'
gen Sifet Der repllblitoniide @ouDer.
netrsfafr6ioat g9illis abgeidnitten
hat. Sic, Die republifanIiden ,Sii6'
rer, mof)en bas Gingreiien Der Spi'
ritltcien Srtereiien oafiir oerant'
tportIi6 uno perifieOene duberteu iit
aeltern ontin bab Die Srgmliiotion
in 8ufilnft faum imitanOe iein lplrne,
Die aoborteu gegen BrobIbition 5lt
fiibren ipenn iie, Die repl6[itanildle
Organization ba5 m!A pollte. Gas lit
elm 9ahiat. Der gum 8enfen anregt.
Wht Stpei ooer brei @reflltiO6eamten,
Die fi6 fiir Cor irs &eid)irr gelegt ba'
ben ioaen, fol- 2Ibrehnlng gepaIten
merben.
Die Dablaufregung bate ii4 se@
tern 46ero bur6aus nod nt6t gelsgt. /
Die 0emotraten fsierten ben nod gar
ni6t entidiebenen Sieg ibres Banner
triggers bur3 einen llm5ug nit Wtult !
unb bra3ten BEN @oltsblatt iogar ein
Stdnb9en. Nis re6men an es iollte
elm ipl9sg Isin unb ni6t etTDu cine
&aBenmuiit, bsnn bic Supelle mar 10
liebenspiirbis, uns Die Wa4t am
RbsinT Dpr5uipielen.
Dir beriftstsn geitern bas Reiultat !
aus 500 presintten. grit gegen @beno |
puros man ssiteru nit Oem 3dblen
aller BOO pre3intte fertis, benn Die
Grlansung Don Swsi pre5intten aus
RorppOo mar nit srObsA S9pisrts@
teitsn pertniipft. Die republitGnts
iasn pluraIitdtsn belaufen ii4 in
Ourai9nitt auf $1,000 unb aipar
ransiren lie DON 5000 fir WilIon biz
22,0o0 fur S4ott. aeBtsrsr, Der
5kriffstaHOibat. bat bic srOBts
YIuralitdt uui iiG pereliltgt,
Gountp gluottor gearlan aber
Die gr6Bte Sttnmen3abI. Se'
ben mir Don bem 9ouberneursootum
ab, oanu bstrasen Die rspubIitanii9en
9ur6i6nitts pluraIitdten IOsar
1900. Ssinb 1T i'm Speiten aonz
ereBolitritt nit 1900 Stimmen ubsr
9o,po!e ourd,georungen. Frobotritter
Giibers, Der teinen 9egentarMoateH
hattie, shielt etpus iiser $1,000
Stimmsn. Der aeIer finbet an dnoez
rsr Stslls ods oetaillirte gptum, ME
es iit IN 6amiltpn so. itellt.
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Wiulferei einseaIdDert.

On oen GebdulidIteiten Der Motfe.
rel pcu oenrp g8oebteuberg an Ger
Reaoine 3iooo 81 9feaoirg brab ae-
iiern Morge1I oltrh einen itaobuTtcn
Sdmtuiiein fSeller. ans iuo sfpet
Sdyeunen uuroen eingeaidert,. Wspl.
ferei DtaidDinerie I'M gSertbe ron
$1,000 1T gu @riinoe gegungen. Bon
Gincinnnti ipdrcn 5tpsi Spriben 5ur
Silfeleiit1utg berbeigeeilt iulo ibuen
lit Die 9Retti,ns oes .Bobnbaiies ss
banfeu..
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5ielIe @rfplae er5telte, ols in lsBter.
Nutiirlih erIpieien iit feline or ben
lleberIdiiiIe, lpeli Der Stub pGbrenD
bsr leBten 6dlfte Der Saiion beitdn
Rig BEN Pahtroh auf r,r Rangliite
ttloets uno feline ,3ugfraft Derlo,eu
bate. 9lm ndhiten Samitag trrtea
bic Qttienbeiiter Der oHebs" I'M
.6uuptquartier, Wiggius 8lod. 3ur
@abl Der ndhitiG6rigen YrdIibenten
suiammeu, bic un5peifei6aft einittms
mig auf Serrn Serrmam fallen pirp.
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Observation-Disclosures.

SSm itGotiid)en souomt nlrbeu se.
itern Die iolgenocu Smlid)elne mISae.
itellt
9i1isbed Gonponn. llmhuL 623 -
30 GoGeQe Strabe, So, 800
6. s, Ypiiert, q Hodges 9aditeius
nobnbm.a an Der 0itirn 9lneme ilio.
lid Der 9ltitd)cll $4,000. 0
$. g. Stofe, 214.itofiqeS 9udltein.
mobahnIs al Der Giticite Der @Sen,
norhlih Der 4ieomont $3.50
Gertrude @ebel, 2l@-itodigcs Nldh.
uerfpobnbuus, 9tnrOcitede 9loeIpuia
uno Gonant. 81 600.
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Dereiaigte gdnser.
Slr 2ieberfunsert finSet am Sonntal
stadJmittas in Der Mniif9aae
itatf.

gYieocriim ut elm eSahr ocr1angcll
felt Dem letten aonBert Der Der. Gan.
ger. 3as iiini5ehnte Gon5ert ite6t Dor
Der 5Giir. 9os brittle ieit @eqinn oes
@eltfrie1cs ilno nod immer to6t DER
aanFpi. Rod inmer fdmpit aud Ger
Geutife SGnger fir Die Grbaltung
ieines 8aterIanoes, fir einen lnnaen
g9eltiricoen. llno manfe berbe @un.
oe puroe in pielen s5onlilien oieisr
Sdrger 6ur6 BEN gbrentoo ooer ourdJ
gerfriippelirng eeidlagen. Eieier
@unoen S9mer5en nroeIihit piel 3it
iinoern, baben iih uniere Ginger bier
Sur sluigabe gemadt. Gle Derben ei'
men groBsn Steil beg lleberituiies
ibres 2ieoerfor3ertes Dem eolen 3Daf
itiiten, uno ionit Gem Iuiruf 6es
Sdngerbunbes folaeIeiiteno. ibren
s(ntbeil 5u bem @eibnaf)tsgeiferlf on
6ie 5amilien oeiltiter Saneer beitra'
gen. glm Gonntag Ratmittag, nm
12. 9ooember, in Der Dliiiifbolle I'm.
bet bas BoIfsIieber Ron3ert itntt
g9eIA berrlif,e Yerlen mis Dem oelit'
iden 2ieoeridaB bnt infer gteiiter
Gbrgott pieber eeipdblt, nnb nit pcI.
der gegeiiterung peroen Die 2ie6er
ron Den Gdngern geflingen' 2ieie
8egetiteurg ,uiro iih mid iiterlih
auf Die 3uborer iibertrneen. 9ie gan.
ger berid,ten etnen reeen @orbertnirf
Ger eintrittsfmten. Ntan fehe lid
oesbalb Dor, benn bon ntitb oie Sale
fem, pon pie nie Sirpor.
Sos folgenbe Brograrum eeIanet
sur 9ltrdfiibrung,
9ruB ufet9fenst
Oeuti4e Irt. SieIher
2lus Der Susenb5eit Rab.ds
StsR id in finit'rer Witi.rHa9t
(8oItslieb.)
SoIbatenlisbe.
(@olts!isb.)
prOlOa seiprO9en DON Or. peSro
N1'DNs
9emeiniames SeitIieb SIsen
(Welobis: 8riiber, rsi5t bic 6auo
gum 9urbe.
Das itille 5bal. (goltspeiie.)
Jeinslisbhen Sheibe!
Oss Sobnss oeimtebr aramer
Wdlblieb Mangoln
gaGab., pidno Solo .Srau Bead
SRI. alma 8etider.
am R6ein Gpitingec
Serenaoe. 6ibhu9b
SIo glaf soe (@olfslieo).
glui Der Wa9t Strubei
pianO Solo raisbestraum1 Gus DUR
Rbapiobe Ro. 8. lis3t
SRI. 9lIma 8eti6er.
Muttsrlie6e 9otgt
Ter aafer uno Die 9luHe 9eit
8 2i.S, nun tommt bic Roien3eir
9tbl
Sdssr a6I6isb WeubeIsiObn
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ACKNOWLEDGMENT.

Sn Der 9isrteljabrss 9sridmms
lung bes stsuer5abIerpsrsins purben
1rausrbe1dIiiiie uuf bas 4bleben bes
9errn Sront 5. Saeob ansenommen,
bsr BEN @srlpdltunssratb felt breibig
Snbrsn anaeb0rt bot. Sn Der ridhs
fen Sibung bes Werpdltunssratbs
foa tin Ia4iolgss seipdbIs ,perSsu.,
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0eburten.

Wlar Gonrao Reoer, 80, 514 GQnz
ron Ctr, 9ebertre6s
GlIie 6. @ebbenoorf. 10, 733 s(rs
mprp 4pe., 2ungenent6iinoung.
Charles 8leiler. 72, 2901 8lens
bora Qtpe., glitbma.
Wlarn gpblanber, S33, 267 Start
Ctr, Rterenletone.
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8eibe iumrSen bon Der garserId)ait
nit srcher WaajpritGt smtse.
beihen.

sm Ratbbaus fopie in S@ulz
treifen bat natiirlid Der 9tusfaa Der
abftimmune iiber bic steusrumlagen
grpbs gefriebiaung 6erpprgerufen.
9ie @elber. bic uuf bisle DeiIs fir
Werpaltunssanede mebr CUR @erfiis
sung finb, rei6en 5ipar cu6 nod ni9t
aus, um bds Budget aus5uglsi6en,
aber ss lam tpenisitens fOrtgspur=
itelt iperben Die Sdulumlage fai
iibrigens bebeutenb msbr Stimmen
rnb eine ar6bete Mojoritdt r6alten
als bic itGotifden Steuerumlage. 9as
HeTuftat IN foIdeu6es.
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giir ben 5onbs gum gnfduf bss
3oologif9en GartsnS tpurben 800
beipiGigt.
Evening journal., 1916-05-19
EXPECT NO HOLD-UP OF
The DUPONT Dividend

Regarding the suit filed in the Court
OF Chancery at Trenton. a. j.. the Il.
I. DUPONT de Nemours and Company
has issued tho following statement.
"The suit brought by Hetty L..
Henry seeking to set aside the trans
fer of the old dupont Powder Com
pany TO w. l. DUPONT de Nemours and
Company. which has been filed in the
Court of Chancery at Trenton. a. j.. Is
not expected 10 interfere with the dec
laration Of dividends or any other cor
porate action by the present company.
The court has ordered that answer be
made on May % and the quarterly
meeting Of the directors for the con-
sideration of the dividend question will
be held on May a.
This suit Is not regarded seriously
and IL Is expected that when the facts
and actions leading up to the suit are
laid before the Court OF Chancery in
New Jersey, the chancellor will not
delay his decision.
"Hetty L. Henry, the plaintiff. is a
former employe OF the company. Hel
/ father was also an employe and diet
of injuries at the Haskell plant. Sh,
continued In the service OF the com
pany until III health compelled her {,
retire. She has brother who Is a
present an employe OF the company
During Miss Henry's service witt
the company she purchased under IN
/, company's plan OF stock allotment {
employees. four shares of the powde
company's preferred stock. At tn
time of the reorganization last yea
/, she assented In writing tc the pla
and took all the benefits which a
crued to stockholders when the Ne
Jersey corporation was taken ov'
by the new Delaware company. I
Guiding the exchange Of preferre
stock for an equal number OF share
b OF the 6 per cent debenture stock
the r. J. DUPONT de Nemours & Co
Recently she sold these four share
. OF stock and purchased four Of Oh
common stock of the r.. l. DUPONT d
Nemours Powder Company The foi
mer owners of two OF these share
had assented TO the reorganizatio
b plan and had taken their profits. TIL
b owner OF the other two shares. Will
: not giving formal assent. had take
The benefits and IN this way becam
, party to the reorganization.
b "Those who have studied the cas-
! find II difficult TO understand wherel
} she has been damaged in view OF n
Evening journal., 1916-05-19
WOMEN'S CLUB DELEGATES DISCUSS
EDUCATION And PRISON REFORM

Following this recitation the State
chairman Of education. Mrs. William
II. Evans. Of Newark. took charge and
the remainder of the session was de-
voted TO discussions concerning. var
ious phases OF the educational prob
lens and work. Interesting addresses
were made along various educational
lines by Professor Carl Kelsey, Of the
University Of Pennsylvania. who spoke
on Higher Standards for Efficiency
for Rural schools" and Miss Helen V.
Boswell. Cf New York. who spoke on
Some Educational Problems. Rural
and City"
"Rural and City School Education"
was the nucleus of an interesting dis
cussion. which was led by Charles A.
Wagner. State Commissioner OF Edu-
cation, and by Clifford T. Scott. Super
!ntendent Of Public Schools. Of this
city. Previous to this discussion, Mrs
Charles H. Evans read her report, as
Chairman OF the State education com
mttee
Members Of the New Century Club
ht iltuIhll. entertained the NeltHdttH
and guests of the state Federation az
a reception and a Shakespearean re-
cital in the clubhouse last night. The
dramatic interpretations Of Shake
speare's works by Mrs. Otis Skinner,
wife Of The noted actor. was the feat
ure Of tie evening. She delightfully."-
] inpersonated Portia. Celia, Rosalind,
/ Viola and Juliet.
{ Music for the evening was contrib
! ~ ed by Miss Isabelle Wales. who sang
go Mistress Mine" a Lover and His
Lass" md Drink To Me Only with
! Thine Eyes"
Following the entertainment pro-
/ gram the guests adjourned TO the par
( lors Of the clubhouse. where an IN
formal reception was held and refresh
ments were served. Guests were re-
ceived by Miss Ray Heydrick. presi
dent Of the State Federation; Mrs. A
H. Berlin. president of the New Cen
tury Club: Mrs. Charles r.. Miller, Mrs
j. Allen Colby. president OF the loca
board. and Mrs Charles /. Kent, presi
dent Of the board of directors.
Evening journal., 1916-05-19
Saved 35 People

If Won have been exposed to small
nox take 10 10 20 drops OF Brazilian
Rain (accOrding 10 age) every hour.
This treatment saved 35 people In In
dianapoIis, Ind, who had been ex-
nosed five days. When Just coming
iown-when the plmples Just begin TO
nrick through the skin. take the Balm
eycry hour and also heat some hot
and rub Il all over the bOdy-eVery
'ncb of the body from top 10 tOe-TO
KILL THE PIMPLES and PREVENT
ANY MORE COMING OUT. Smear IL
an freely three or four times a day.
n done thoroughly this should Kill
syerv germ and end the disease. l
rouid advise the same course In well
IeveIoped eases. and continue II till
very scab is gone and every red spot
usanpears. Ii should shorten the time
-aIiay the intOIerabie itching and
more quickly heal the eruptiOns with
,ut leaving such deep pits. Get the
II bottle and be thorough. Every fam
ly where there Is smallpox case
shouId be supplied with this great dis
-overy and instructed how TO use II.
see nv two-column article on SMALL
POX 10 this paper Saturday, May 18th,
3. T. Jackson, Proprietor.
Evening journal., 1916-05-19
FINED FOR CONTEMPT. BUT
HIS ASSAILANTS HELD

Ruda viner. in City Court this morn
ing. was unable 10 identify those who
relieved him of S52 last week. but
other witnesses testified they had
seen Viher attacked and had recog-
nized william II. Brice as one OF the
assailants. Brice was placed under
$1,000 bail bond for appearance at the
next term of General Sessions.
Blanche Collins. colored who had
been arrested with Brice on the
charge of highway robbery upon
Viner could not be connected with the
affair and was dismissed.
Viner was first charged with con-
tempt Of court for failing to appear
in the case a week ago and fined $40.
He explained he had thonght he was
to appear May 10, mistaking the date
for May 9.
Viner alleged he had been robbed on
French street between Third and
Fourth streets at about / o'clock in
the morning. Witnesses contradicted
this. and declared he had been assault
ed in front OF No. pa East Third
street They also testified Vincr had
been drinking.
Evening journal., 1916-05-19
ARMORED CAR RETURNs.

The armored car of the Massa-
chusetts militia is now on its tour Of
the United States. The car passed
through Wilmington yesterday after
noon on the way 10 Philadelphia,
where II will remain until Saturday
and will continue to Harrisburg. De-
layed by engine trouble at Baltimore,
the car did not arrive in Wilmington
until after o'clock yesterday after
noon, too late for the engagement
planed by the Rotary Club here. Cap
tain William II. Forrest, OF the Or
ganized Militia Of Massachusetts,, and
Charles II. Wetter. Of Philadelphia,
represeting the National Security
League, were entertained at luncheon
by Clarence c. Killen, Of the Cham
Der of Commerce. after which there
was a brief demonstration OF the
operation Of the machine on the Elev-
enth street side Of the Hotel DUPONT
Evening journal., 1916-05-19
DELEGATES TO CLUB
WOMEN'S BIENNIAL

The biennial convention OF the
General Federation OF Women's
Clubs. which convenes in New
York next week. was one of
the most talked about and discussed
events among club women attending
the meeting Of the State Federation
today
Delaware women who will attend
the bi-enniel meeting will be: Mrs.
James Pennewill. Mrs. r. II.
Van Dyke, Mrs r. j. Fergu-
son. Mrs. c. ID. Sypherd and Mrs.
c. c. Fulton. all of Dover;
Mrs Deemer New Castle; Miss Ada
Warren. FELTON,: Miss Clara b, Green,
Middletown, and Mrs. Howard Pool,
Middletown.
Delaware State Federation OF Wo
mems Clubs will send a petition to
Congress asking that a memorial be
placed i'm the National Red Cross
Building in Washington in honor o.
Clara Barton. who has no place IN
historic remembrance there.
Evening journal., 1916-05-19

transactions showed a profit of $377,-
500 above cost or book value. This
sale was approved by unanimous vote
of the finance committee Of L. /. du-
Pont de Nemours Powder Company Of
this committee one member only out
Of five had a personal interest In the
stock of the DUPONT international
Powder Company. The action OF the
finance committee was duly ratified by
the board OF directors.
IL is true that several OF the di-
rectOrs Of the +. /. DUPONT de Ne
mours Powder Company international
Smokeless Powder and Chemical Com
pany and the dupont International
Powder Company were owners Of
shares OF the two companies last
named. Many Of their shares were
sold prior 10 liquidation. but those
who retained their stock until this
liquidation took place received the
same distribution per share as did the
remaining l76 shareholders. The
1883 shares of stock registered I'm the
name of +. G. Buckner. al the time
Of liquidation. as we'll as 1920 -
shares in the name OF Pierre s. du-
Pont. were the property OF h. /. du-
Pont dc Nomours Powder Company:
all dividends as we'll as the full price
In liquidation. having been paid di-
| rcctly into the treasury of that COM
pany by the DUPONT International
Powder Company
h. |. dupont deNomours Powder Co..
Pierre S. DUPONT
President
Evening journal., 1916-05-19
BISHOP CONNENDS
conference MEMBERS

At the session of the one hundred
and third annual L. A. NJ +. Church
Conference this morning. the RI. Rev.
J. II. Russell, president OF the New
Jersey and Pennsylvania District, de-
livered an address commencing the
conference for its record for intelli-
gent and progressive ministers.
Dr. J. H. Bell. vice-president. re-
ported that there is more money for
benevolent purposes in the treasury
than ever before
The Rev. s. W. Chippey. secretary
and treasurer. read an encouraging re-
port.
Special mention was made Of the
work Of the Rev. G. d. Trusty. A. NJ.
OF Chatham, Ont; the Rev p. o. Hicks
Of Camden. ~ j.. and l.. II. Adams OF
Mt. Pisgah Mission.
The Rev. 1t. c. Jones OF Eighth
Street Baptist Church OF this oity. the
Rev. Nathaniel Bell of West Chester
the Rev w. II Hicks OF New Jersey
the Rev. j. ". Jewett Of Mt. Joy. and
the Rev. Or. l. b. Cooper were intro.
duced TO the conference.
An addressed Of welcome was given
before the congregation by the Rev.
, ]. W. Jewett, a member OF the min
isferial union Of this city.
The Daughters OF the Conference
closed their session last night They
! contributed 500 TO the Conference
The daughters elected the following
officers. Mrs Obadiah Henry presi-
: dent; Mrs TOPPER, vice-president; Mrs
Hynson. secretary. and Mrs. Hopkins
treasurer