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La Junta tribune., 1916-03-25
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TIE roung Ladies' Sodallty q ths
CatholSc cAureA net tuesday svsa-
Ing at the hone Of MIG Katherine
Coyls, TIE buslnsss session vas
firse disposed Of st which time off,
csrs were elected. after which The
young ladies fingered and enjoyed .
social time and dainty refreshments
which were served BY the hostess,
Tho officers elected were ~ fol-
lows: Prcfect. Miss Lucy Dsvine:
assistant project. Miss Helen Nc
Way: secretary. Miss Dolly Frees
mier: treasurer. Miss katherine
coyle.
Wsst Ii Jsnts knhsulIassy Cluh.
The West L. Junta enbroidsry
Club held . very plsasant msstiag
lest Friday afteSnoon q the hone q
Mn. Edward Millss. sixtssa nsa-
bsrs and . few gussts were Drsssat
and sajoysd The sftssneoa leils fas-
q verk asd visltias. Mn. L. \
Rsynelds end Nln Clee usea1ea
weee alnittsd 70 as0bsssAlD. n
gusses vsss Mn. Kissy. Mn. useso
80 Nm. Beaty.
Lats u ~ aftssnooa ~ hoeloo
ssgvel . 1slIeleus luneh 80 ~ elub
aAjsusns1 - nsst h sve vssks vitA
Mn. Kssnsy.
Csoann1ne Oah.
1ln y. 4. Dga11sn vas hosesss q
wednesday astegneeo - ~ 0eabsss
- ~ Celunb1ne Club q ~ heoe
- Csoos11o aysaue. 4 fu11 ateen1-
anes - ~ nsabsssAio ~ Dssssat
- . nu0bee = suests. me hua-
~ Woe ~ 'llvssslea - ~ afoes.
nsoa eflsR vhisA ~ hesless sogvoo
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La Junta tribune., 1916-03-25
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Cll1!lfanIe O..

~ Chienae Clah mst Noaaay A.
terneoa wttA lliss Cassys Fs9westAy
at u PArk House. Aueeiea bsi1gs
vas ~ divsfsiea q ~ aftssneoa
an1 latee u hesten ssgved tve
ceafse luncAeea. ~ gssses e ~
afessneoa vsss Miss lli1lrsa l6eaAsl.
-. MA Clyde LAssea. Mrss J. A.
xincaid and Mn. =. L. shanhsltssr.
La Junta tribune., 1916-03-25

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Vocal solo. ''rsnpsst q ths Heart
Mn. b. A. smith
Piano solo. "lliserore"-
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La Junta tribune., 1916-03-25
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La Junta tribune., 1916-03-25
suassr Lsgal DsssAaess.

Ths Junior Loyal Daughtsss Of ths
ChristiaA Bihis School held . eiass
meeting wednesday evening aftss
schooo at ~ home Of Miss Fontslla
NILS. Twelve we're prsssnt and A.
tss several polnts Of business Aad
bssn discussed. the guests were treat
"a 70 . dslishtful lunch.
go
woWunA Cub,
The evening world., 1916-07-21
Train Your Hair a.
an Actress Does

No class Of people dcvotes as much
time to beauty M do actresses. and
naturally no class must be- more care
ful to retain and develop their charms.
Inquiry among them develops the in
formation that in hair care they find
IL dangerous to shampoo with any
makcshit hair cleanser. Instead, they
have studied to find the finest prep
%aration made for shnmpooing and
bringing out the beauty Of the hair.
The majority Of them say that to en-.
joy the best hair wash aud scalp stimu-
lator that is known. get u package
Of canthrox from your druggist; dis
solve n tcaspoonful in a cup Of hot
water and your shampoo is ready.
II costs lc,s than three cents Tor this
amount. After its use the hair dries
rapidly. with uniform color. Dundruff,
excess oil and dirt ARE dissolved and
entirely disappear. Your hair will
be 81 fluffy that IL will look much
heavier ihRn II H.. Its lustrc and soft
ness will also delight you. while the
stimulated scalp gains the health which
insrres hair growth. -Advt.
The evening world., 1916-07-21

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Ies . ass osss " ssrsloa rtian
tahlsta i.nWpnuufrf tn arHnrfanfs sNI
ne famnus annmHia pee urfIHHi unr
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and - tst rHs unfu fau Tesla 20 iaai
uHf faf - fHr rate III tee tbfss 80
feuf pasnds = assh Ihsu santinus ths
tfsafnisni unul fuur usIEhf 10 shat Yaa
1ssifs. AsHnlHIa Tfss .uHtaa TabIsfs
av ng' eniF hsfuisss tHf usaiiy tsas
neiai 20 80 stnsfai hssltb hoa doh Z
uesd starvation disf 90 ssaasnias stsf
aasr luF' o. un auru chat yua Use
isats sssT.iainH TO toe afh rtss bs, tahr
fuuf little iahist falthfalt. ahd stuksst
q doubt that nsbt5 ursh ~Ni spiDhig
iahs unto iisoif winss iestlns bshind n
touf hatufai sslf tsatg aIthsd ih firm
Teen snd uiiu mus. loo @Adyt
The evening world., 1916-07-21

was about ready to 20 TO tho hospital
when ] heard Of this medicine.
II had tried so many physicians and
treatments Of all kinds that | was
thoroughly discouraged when | heard
Of this remedy. Var-nc-sis. for ten
years is II long time to suffer and n
long time to be continually taking
medicine and continually growing
worse.
Hearing so much about Var-no-sis.
decided tn try once more. aud this Is
the result. ! am now able TO 20 about
without an ache ar II pain. can 20 mp
ar down stairs without trouble and
give all the credit to Var. ne-sis for
my wonderful recovery.
ITO other sufferers from this dis.
ease. do as ! did. pay no attention to
any n or what they say. ,ako Var.
nc-sis and stick to II until you are
we'll.
Don't hesitate and become disoour-
aged because you have tried almost
everything recommended without re-
lief. that's what nine nut II every ten
say before they take Nar-ne-sis. Don't
be tlmid because you think you cant
recover your health is waiting for
you in Nar-nc-si- get il now to-day
at your druggists, aud know what
good health means
Nar.nc-sis is u simple vegetable
preparation aud does not contain
harmful drug, ~ often given Tor rhcu.
mnIism, \onc produce facts like
lhr'r Why Scud To- " \ Narnry,
Lynn, Mass, for the STORY II Var.
nr-,is,' a., free. Get Nar-nc-si. now.
to-day, at Light, Nkrr llcgcman aud
all reliable Sugsists. -Adyt
The evening world., 1916-07-21

E' .SZ.!E'xs1.E
~eFsiss "a ssa4ss eos ssfss>1 ~ -
shs~e anfa sks alr>rts ssestns><
hi0 net cha s~tastA 10 sssys ths
pftssfs bssissf dat
afuana sn ~ hfoksa sithis .
mon 90 fts ns~ a = Mes thesfts
- o1s nunsfst sna tshtf aeFes
sifssi anf sfssa~sg o. sA ksss .
sssfins capacity q ttet
nssa hchoiasf. = 'ssilist che 10 .
yso,sss ~ % or~akst, chi ~
tsarhfss "a the musical psostsnms
- ths riTahd neal xes ses 10 .
pupil - snton hstkinE
Thsfs isa chance that Parity ell
eIsn 40 ths Lt.ry sosa after all.
iaDsnss CommiftlHnsf iisl 10 a. have
snothsF look a. ihs MIA to.aay
1hs Inissfsai has paii willard
iifaas - N.A~ Coz a. sisat psss
sgsnpsls ~ a nNe-fssi yhoipplay an.
Ntisi Tbs beloved lap tvefy.
tang considered. his hreass thu Tee.
ord
A~afsasrits Cvuriot hes tssn .
gs1s1 10 d lamons Players 10 he
ro. star With pa n Moore In sn
adaptation ~ idHaf ~kelwgns con.
eib drama, Rollins Htonas
The Fort I<e srfesn 'lvb has ssen
sFaUfed n certificate - incofporatton
~ the stats ~ New Jersey Aiss X
shannon ~ tho Pos Company IL
ITssidsaL
Tho WISE company hA4 %.
rsiNei q unique letter from Q Lynn,
hAss, man u follows Dear Man.
The evening world., 1916-07-21

fruras feirhanks y wrttns .
To h-se 70 nsprihsss
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fahf e. 81 fsrafinn
hraHHif ne HsYsnns
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spafi lafs fn fhs rariff raasf
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H aNinr Hf eco trtnflnn a. nshf a.
H fhf lHiFHus ~ 'cIFu aanau
Hur H..f1
Ariia HiseaH. m TIE paurE ~
HH uI fIHa Repertoire llHf boo
fn frfun af iausH - iork TIE
ATE anl ~ beet Monday
MarfarUf fUss ana James CTuss
hats sifusl 40 fuf = ysaT ~ifh o. nsv
niw s.nUrfn Tnsy ~M beslu ssrh
Nlth D. nrt O.
irauk anpfau IL "a his way bsck
tu California fu 90 some more picture
ma 90 came FHst Tscsnily fof q
tlHf
l.fraIns HulluF nas With the IA.
m.as IIabsfa, De- a. become . 'Tnuiia ''
aL H.s camp az HIuaSay .on.faa.
D Iut She IT, to dTIi f0r four aosks
iul'n has discontinued making
comedies for the pfsasnt ~ 10 pns.
ribia that the hrm Will resums THE
branch ~ the sork IA a few months
i0u.t"ll"Fen, acting The role ~ n
The evening world., 1916-07-21

r-sDsr~smss piatasa Ia. tn,ro.
aar.a htu A, c.,.,.. ..tt,. o..
f"f"'ess "' . ss nc 80 'e'Ai'A
- = huiidtuH foF poet gancs puryusss
An kex unsbtou.
49,
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fsei vice 70 connect WA huSth
hearh s.d see Wv tf'tss b.hfhn
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MD Cooper an1 hef daughter
hfs = w 'iitpn spn STANLEY, OF
lhfi"h haNs zone 70 rihm'sha lShe,
sullfan s"bhip
Henry b. Comtois. a. y Thoms,u
q county tlefh q Livingston husi
wirk have been elected members %
the chamher ~ tofpmefre
Arrangement have born made BY
tho Republican club ~ Rchmond
County for Its annual outing 10 be
held Aus 20 ~ Midland Pafk. Grant
City.
Mr.. and Mrs Rob.rt T. Murphy
and - % Wesierieigh are q, Ret.
mar, N. J..
Mrs. John Luther wilhin Of west
New Brighton has sono 10 Ulster
| County.
Mis. Mar,ori, Thomn.on ~, w.,
| New Rrtshion' s,adnsta nnrsa -,
m. s,atsn i,iara 1iosn,,sI ~ =" w.
A~i.,.nt aun.,in,sndsn, ~, n,...
uo.plLaI. New haven Cam
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ins i,'",a nay iaoh' c!ub, Com
nouoro :. ~, WI mold .
Names sue IN tho ciub
mousse TOMORROW evening
the annual breakfast. piambake
sna passpsi, game or staten Island
iouso OF ELM wiz be held al MID
N PARK. Grant CITY. "Wednesday,
The evening world., 1916-07-21
Wanted TO BREAK W0MAN'S JOINTS
BECAUSE OF SEVERE RHEUMATISM
Mrs. Ross Tells How She Recovered After Suffering Ten
Years. Now Enjoys Outdoor Life and Runs
Touring Car Without Assistance.

Reports coming from Rangcley.
Maine. Of n most remarkable recovery
from rheumatism 81 the Joints led TO
securing the following facts Mrs, Os-
car Ross. widely known throughout
this section. suffered from rheums-
tism for ten years. and during that
time was more or less helpless. She
Is now able to 40 about without trou-
BILE and enjoys herself during the fine
weather driving a touring car without
assistance,
The evening world., 1916-07-21

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tuf~s plsses bsf VIA yeu pisces 10
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snf ssa 10 th@s sng tns 81 go
sesies pea shsfss &c sass him lee
ga ttsass F.pdgias 20 M istses aHe
stss ne s~oflssarfion ~ s~eerythins"
The evening world., 1916-07-21

Mrs. Ross said; 1T Is really re-
markable TO be free from n lie Of
pain and aches, Only one who ha,
suffered from chronic rheumatism Of
the joints knows what | had to go
through, Ny hips. knees and ankles
were extremely stiH and sore, My
knees grated and | was unable to bend
them To any extent. II was impossible
Tor me 10 60 up or down stairs, and
my husband had To carry me Physi.
clans wanted 10 break my joints. aud
The evening world., 1916-07-21

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q asrrssss a. ths Nsnitsf - t-slahs
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The evening world., 1916-07-21

Nov !. tho U.rastoC a Td ~ Thea.
LrIy psia

ThsFs = us iuHFrr co. rsst r.eH sI
fssiius sshsnsf q poor Co., ais. "a tl.s
pfssruptsn mhus dHniff Hif.u.fh u
guaranteed 10 Hmus s'hr.r iumaytpais
simply o. 90 uunrr 4 ufi a. double
s,Hhgih iom sny d%fugsisi and sppy
. little q u ul flt aud morning and 90
siouid sunh 80 ihai stsn tLr safsi
frecdss have begun 90 dnHpI~aI siis
Tie hEhtsf onff have YEN 80 ruf fsls
u . 81 lnm iiHi mnfr fiau aa pune be-
needed io c"mrir rY d'a' thr .i.n rnd
saln . hrau iul riraf ,rmpr, 800
w. sufr t. ask fuf thr daub.r .tnsugth
otklns o. the h. odd under guarantee Il
nonsy ha'l fh faii, io rmos in- Ne,
-Ai I
The evening world., 1916-07-21
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bsfa seIfFna hf mi fn 10
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Evening journal., 1916-05-17
ZBYsZKO, WRESTLER.

For tomorrow evenings wrestling
contest al The Playhouse both
Pospisll and zbyszko arc reported in
excellent condition. Pospisil is 10 ar
rive here today or tomorrow morning
early. and will do little road work
to complete his training before he
steps on the mat lie is anxious TO
20 away with a victory. Zbyszko
claims he has been defeated only once
I'm his entire career. and that was in
the Graeco-Roman style by Alexander
Aberg. the worlds champion
Stranger Lewis claimed to have
defeated zbyszko az the New York
tournament He pinned Zbyszko's
shoulders 10 the mat once and thus
gained one fall. but zbyszko claims In
catch-can style Il Is necessary to pin
the opponents shoulders twice 10 the
mat. Zhyszko is ready to meet Lewis
a. any time. any style and for any
side bet. he saws. Zhye1ko claims he
E4sssst,.'t, q 80 ffestle anyone within a
short notice. He has been matched IA
meet Joe Stecher again. and the bout
Is 10 come on in Chicago on Labor
Day.
Nogel. the German wonder. who Is
10 meet Pierre lie Collose In the semi
final is due here today He is re-
ported In fine condition for the clash
with the $40 pounds gigantic French
man. A preliminary may be arranged
for the opening bout.
Evening journal., 1916-05-17
NEW HOME IN SIGHT
FOR eureka council
Start Project as Soon as
1000 Membership Mark
is Reached
JUNIORS OBSERVE
2STH ANNIVERSARY

Eureka Council, Jr o. U. A. NJ,
celebrated its twenty-eighth anniver-
sary in the council room last night.
It was a gala event. which brought
out almost the entire council mem
bership.
Announcement by Dr. II. w. Willis.
past councillor, that as soon as the
council membership reaches the 1000
mark. the council will build a fratern-
ity home for its own use was greeted
with applause. The council now has
740 members. and by July /. expects
to have 500 names on the roll "One
thousand members by January /,
1917" is the slogan.
A pleasing program was given. Mu-
sic of the evening was furnished by
the council band. Cigars were dis
tributed and while these were enjoy
ed, the entertainment held full sway.
The Burns and Denney skit proved a
hi. Their comedy act was excellent.
Roland Cardwell past councillor,
was master of ceremonies. The prin-
cipsl speaker of the evening was Dr.
Willis He told of the success Of
the council. since its organization
twenty-eight years ago, and declared
that almost without exception the or
der is the most pat lotto in the coun-
try
Frank W. Pierson, organizer of the
local council. and No. ! on the char
ter of the council, spoke Of the or
ganizatiOn Of the county twenty-eight
years ago. when he was urged by a
friend to start such a movement. lie
said that at that time he was a mem
her Of the militia. and. becoming inter-
ested in the new movement, he started
the council The first members were
eighteen militiamen. IL was Eureka
Council. No. !, in Delaware. but not
long afterwards. a council was organ
lied in Middletown by a Mr.. Jones. Mr.
Persons story Of the council was very
interesting.
Mr. Pierson presented twenty-five
year veteran badges to seven mem
hers n. Heller. DR.. j. Carter, Frank
lin Hummell. George w. Cox. r. B.
Ferree. d. l.. Gabkee and l.. w
Weatherell The badges are of gold
and besides the insignia Of the order
bear the words Veteran Eureka
Council No. T." On the reverse is en-
graved the name Of the veteran The
committee i'm charge Of the affair last
night was Roland Cardwell. f.. r.
Rodgers and Walter Clark.
Following the entertainment, appe-
tizing eats were spread. consisting
Of sandwiches, coffee. olives and
pickles.
On Sunday. May 2s. the council viii
attend services in Scott NJ. Z. Church
and on the preceding day will go tC
Philadelphia 10 perform limitations OF
class for the John Marvel Council.
Evening journal., 1916-05-17
TOME ArTER wILMINGTON mGm.

Special 10 THE EVENING JOURNAL.
PORT DEPOSIT. Md. May 1.-THE
Tome nine. very much elated by their
victory over the redoubtable players OF
their old rival. the Hill School, last
Saturday. are eagerly hoping for fresh
laurels in the few games remaining
on their schedule, To-day they
will entertain the Wilmington
High School boys Of Whining
ton. Del Last year the latter suffered
defeat at Tones hands. TO /. With
Sam Miller OF Washington. In the
pitchers box so far this season. Tone
has lost two games and scored eight
victories. Today, however. Miller
will play right field. while John
Arlington Baker. Jr.. who did such
effective work for the Port Deposit
team last year and who has been pre-
vented from taking his old position on
the diamond this year because Of a
bad arm. will again pitch for Tome.
The entire lineup will be. Lynch, c;
J. Baker. p: c. vannort, IS; Doyle. ih;
Drummer. 2h; Captain Jones. 3b Wat
son. ~ Gillespie. CT: and S. Miller. rf.
On Monday. May % the Tome golf
team will 20 10 the Wilmington Coun-
try Club 10 pit their skill against the
Hill School of Pottstown. Pa.
Evening journal., 1916-05-17
SOCIAL CLUB ANNIVERSARY.

Special to THE EVENING JOURNAL.
BEAR STATION, Del. May 17.-Ex-
ttnsive preparations are being made
by the social club OF Lebanon NJ. u.
Church, Red Lion. for the eleventh an
nlversary OF the club, which will be
celebrated I'm the church on Friday
evening, May 10. After a brief busi-
ness session the following program
will be presented. Address Of well
come by the Rev. r. T. Thawley;
recitation, Miss Edna Cranston, solo.
George l.. Denny; recitation. Mrs.
Archie Bradley; address by the Rev.
Raymond Cooke. OF Stanton; singing.
by social choir; recitation. Clara
Sterling: duet. the Rev. r. T. Thaw-
ley and Wlmbrow. OF Conference
Academy, Dover; recitation, Harry
Sterling; song by choir; dialogue.
Miss Linda Appleby and Anna Burris;
address by the Rev. Herbert Randolph.
of Grace NJ. E. Church; refreshments.
Miss Elsie Biddle. OF Wilmington,
was a guest OF Miss Frances Sterling
on sunday.-Miss Nola Santmyer Of
Perryville. Nd, spent Sunday with
her father here.-Mrs. Harry Jump.
MAp Ho1 utth WIN Nios W. H. MelNlu
during her Illness, returned to her
home in Wilmington. Mrs. Melvin is
ccnvalescent.-Miss Frances Harring-
ton. daughter OF Mr. and Mrs. William
T. Harrington and a pupil of Beacom's
College. is recovering from mumps.-
Mrs. w. S. Burris is suffering with
a sprained ankle.-AIiss Spe~ry.
teacher Of Red Lion School. motored
TO Frederica Friday after school. and
spent the weekend with her parents.
Mrs. A. ~ Silver, Of Wilmington
spent part of last week at her Red
Lion residence.
Evening journal., 1916-05-17

vAnuricp manufactured by DIR. Pierce,
or even write DIR. Pierce for a large
trial package 90 cents). II you sus-
pect kidney or bladder trouble, send
him a sample of your water and de-
scribe symptoms. DIR. Pierce's chemist
will examine IL, then DR.. Pierce will
report 10 you without fee or charge.
NoTE: :-v Anuric" is thirty seven
times more active than lithia in elimi-
mating uric acid, and is a harmless but
reliable chemical compound that may
be safely given 10 children, but should
be used only by grown-ups who actually
wish to restore their kidneys to perfect
health, by conscientiously using one box
or more in extreme cases-as" Anuric"
thanks 20 Doctor Pierce's achievement)
is by far the most perfect kidney and
bladder corrector. ur. Pierco's reputa-
tion is back of tLis medicine.
Evening journal., 1916-05-17
Many a boxer starts out to be a

bear and ends by making a goose OF
Denny Mccarthy has hit his mid
season stride. He's kicking .S75.
Prince Mousley is still indisposed.
He is able to walk to the banlr daily.
however, dolled up like a rainbow.
The Wisconsin boxing commission
has brought charges against Freddie
Welsh No mention is made, however.
Of unseemly roughness.
. d.
9 Some peoples idea OF non-pre- .
paredness is never TO be caught ."
with a match.
.
Bresnahan's Toledo team is called
the Iron Men. This. however. has no
reference 10 what grows about the
neck Of Raiah's gallant athletics.
Coach McAvoy. OF the Delaware
College advises his jumpers TO prac-
tice landing on a cushion Of bed
springs. Some OF our heavyweight
Fighters" might try this stunt.
The baseball schedule-makers timed
things TO a nicely when they ordered
the season started late. Bethany be-
lieved in waiting a month longer.
Evening journal., 1916-05-17
Water WITCH FIRENEN
'CHRISTEN' new Chief

Members OF the Water Witch Fire
Company had the honor Of being the
first hremen 10 "christen" Fire Chief
Patrick J. Golden. when he responded
TO an alarm from Box 1924. Kentmerc
Mills Of the Joseph Bancroft Sons
Company yesterday afternoon. The
alarm was a false one, due 10 n fall
ing wire in the yard Of the plant strik-
ing an auxiliary box. The Water Witch
hremen not learning that the alarm
was false. stretched a line Of hose 10
a plug and when Chief Golden ar
rived he was "ducked." The now as
sistant chiefs. Donahoe and Darling
ton. did not arrive in time 10 he
christoned by the Water Witch fire.
men.
Chief Golden provided refreshments
for the Water Witch hremen last night.
Evening journal., 1916-05-17
Amateur NelUS and Gossip

terday by the score Of u to 2. The
feature Of the game was the batting
OF the brakemen, they getting three
base hits and home run.
The brakemen have a fast team. and
will line up against the Philadelphia
Passenger Brakemen on Thursday
morning at the associations grounds.
Second and Railroad There is keen
rivalry between these teams. as the
home team has 8 to 4 count over the
visitors. The game will be called at
$50 o'clock Jack McGowan will Of
hciate as umpire.
Howard School Jrs. will Iine.un
against the fast parksidc on saturday
afternoon at kirkwood Park. Howard
will either use Brown. Richardson.
Leshcm or Smalwood. Manager Chin
pey has very fast team this season.
having won five games Howard would
like TO receive games from any Is 10 W.
ycar-old teams in or out of the city.
Send challenges 10 Edward Chippey. No.
lll3 Walnut street
Evening journal., 1916-05-17
n NU UR @!
The Newest Discovery in Chemistry.

This Il a recent discovery Of Doctor
Pierce, who is head of the Invalids'
Hotel and Surgical Institute at Buffalo,
\. Y. Experiments at DR.. Pierce's
Hospital for several years proved that
there is no other eliminator of uric acid
that can be compared to il. For those
Easily recognized symptoms Of inAam-
nation - as backache, scalding urine
and frequent urination, as well as sedi-
ment in the urine, or il uric acid in the
blood has caused rheumatism, it is
Iimply wonderful how surely rAnuric"
acts. The best of results are always
obtained in cases Of acute rheumatism
IN the joints, in gravel and gout, and
Invariably the pains and stiffness which
10 frequently and persistently accom-
pany the disease rapidly disappear.
60 to your nearest drug store and
bmply ask for a 50-cent package Of
Evening journal., 1916-05-17
MISSIONARY PAGEANT

In Scott NJ. r. Church on next Fri.
day evening the pageant Landing
OF the Immigrants az Ellis Island" :"
which has been given with such great
success at Mt Salem and St. Pauls
NJ. +. Churches. under the manage
ment Of Mrs. Annie L. Allen. for the
benefit OF the Women's Home Mis-
sionary Societies will he presented.
Tickets issued for May will be good
o. Friday evening.
Evening journal., 1916-05-17
EXONERATE CHAUFFEUR
Who RAN DOWN MAN

The jury summoned by Coroner Lat
tomus in the case OF George A. Geisen-
dorfer. who was fatally injured by
being run down by an automobile at
Twenty-second and Washington streets
on May s, last night exonerated James
Marshall. the operator of the auto
mobile, from blame. The jury re-
turned a verdict OF accidental death.
Mr. Geisendorfer died at the Delaware
Hospital on May 8 from a fractured
skull.