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REGISTER,S NOTICE.
EsTAIE OF MLLIAM MARsHAI

EsTATE OF WILLIAM MARSHALL
~ DEACEASED.
Notice Is hereby given that Letters Testa.
mentary. upon the estate Of William Mar
shall, late Of Wilmington hundred, deceased,
were duly granted unto Frank b. Newell on
the 18th day of February, A. j.. 1916, and
all persons indebted to the said deceased, are
requested 20 make payment 20 the oXecu-
tor without delay, and all persons
having demands against the deceased are
REQUIRED 90 exhibit and present the same.
duly probated. 20 the executor on or before
the 18th day OF February A. ID. 1917. or
abide by the law IN this behalf.
FRANK B. NEWELL Executor
Address Frank - Newell, No. Ti2 West
Twentieth street, Wilmington. Delaware.
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ADMINISTRATORS SALE.
A DMNIsTRToR's SALE.

4 DNINIsrRTOR' SALE.
~ Administrator sale of Real Estate
BY virtue OF q renewed order OF the Or.
phans' Court Of the state Of Delaware IN and
for New Castle county. viii be exposed 20
sale at public vendue. on Wednesday, March
Is. 1916, at F. NJ, az Mendenhall's store,
Hockcssin. Delaware, the following described
ceased. to.wit:
An that certain real estate with the build
ings thereon erected situate in New Castle
county aforesaid. al the intersection Of the
old Wilmington 4 Hockessin Road, with the
public road leading from Bracknyille 10 Ash.
land containing two and one-half acres Of
land more or less.
Attendance given and terms made known
by JOHN &. MEGONIGAL.
Administrator Of Joel II. Megonigul, De-
ceased. OF by Philip l.. Garrett, his At
torncy.
Attest: NORMAN p. CROUCH, Clerk o. G.
Wilmington, Delaware, February i6, 1916.
feb29. MARI, ,4,7,9,ll1i
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Information for Travellers
Time departure Of boats troeys Wilmington
Trains Mark ed ts) Expresses
PHILADELPHIA BAIT more l. WASHINGTON R. R.


40 aa' 5 @ So s5o D. D. a.. % S G 0G 80 7Q
ss g6SSs 9os ois'' 5S.
ss rS & rl''fgs s % fSns. sis 1885, @ % a S S' s 9
S.5ss 1000 100 ~ ~ CIV '''' 100 ~ ~ '
" 5s s& @ & n ds;.' 8; s'' lo-a 's s Hi q "a r.
Washington t.o1+ 4.1es 7lo. sos
sost 80. sis' LOU LUZ 7''
,oIo s P'sm'Ii @ qed T1'hiss'o sSqdays g d
t.os' S.iS.. Soii sic soa.. 'V- '' -O O4
A. e.12.
A. NJ p. M.-5.5o.\
DIVISION P, & W RAILROAD
For Points 90 SIG, io.44'. P. NJ
| bo&1S & state sunday HMM "A oi 7.55 o.44A P M-45a
BALTIMORE OHIO RAILROAD
Baltimore % % oe To'o9 s week & 49, fss a. 4 % 's & g. & %
,o RaG siS Soa s4 "&s & Sos Sun Sys. S'ys A. '' o P NJ
.s EtiG 1872 s g''f'' 5 sas 3s si s5 SO 10 7s s 49, G
10 P'sR' % sPeaf,i s! si ,s o 49, g. 800
PHILADELPHIA
II 7s iaS Way 5' 4 NJ m i' Al M NJ ife 3 40 n y 4 rs P M 'a'
LINE STEAMBOATS,
Philadelphia Chester dan7.ao 1880
FERRY.
oo & g 5 soG 20. iSso . and $ i i 90 GO 4 M n This n @ @s
LINES.
minute % C' @ the % dS % s % so ' s s % 6 % s' Sa SS and minutes
and md 30 leaving here
@ n s'sarisi. ssH5s sai % das. & % %ss5S RagS5S
Delaware 5iS 6ad I fT'd'' Wilmington to
Springs every
from The seiSains The schedule aotI II Then
Sr & say9g %S & si' s hy SSans a & &rao5y~ne Springs with
minutes Of instance @ @ s
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DUBLIo SALE OF REAL ESTATE.

BY virtue Of an order Of the Orphans
Court, the undersigned will sell at public
auction at the County Court House, In the
city Of Wilmington,
ON THURSDAY, MARCH 2ND, 1916.
At IL O'Clock A. NJ.
the following described Real Estate;
All that certain farm and tract Of land,
with a large stone house large barn and
other outbuildngs thereon erected situate
in Christiana hundred, Delaware, bounded
on the north by the Public Road leading
from Centre Meeting House to Smiths
Bridge, and lands of Jesse Chandler and
lands formerly of Susan Humphrey; on tn
east by lands Of William Wilson's on the
south by lands Of Daniel Golden and Daniel
Healey and on the west by lands OF A. D.
Carpenter and Lewis ] Graves, containing
one hundred and twenty acres, be the same
more or less.
This IS an exceptionally valuable and de-
sirable tract of land.
Attendance viii be given and terms made
known by
WINONA r. MCCULLOUGH,
AdmrX Robt Mccullough.
Or W. II. Lyman. Her Attorney.
II. J. Stidham, Auct.
feb21. .22. 24.26. %. 29.mar1.
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xXrANTED-P AINTER. APPLY S. W.
" Cor Ninfh and Union St.. feb29'lt
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REAL EsTATE FnR SALE

lfOk SALE-BUNGALOW AT ASHLEY.
a Delaware. This bungalow contains
nNe rooms and BATH heater and is very
givensat any time and a bargain n sold "A
once. For further particulars apply j. j.
Peiree Son No. sl3 shipley street. city.
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rOR SALE OR RENT.

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EOR SALE OR RENT-STORE PROP
ing Journal Ohicc. jan10t.
DWELLING AID STORE. CORNER
- Twenty-ffth and Tatnall streets VIII
sell or rent separate. Apply II. W. Sasse
No. 2302 Market St. Phone, 4A13-J.
febl2-1m.
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DECIDE NOW on YOUR SUMMER
- home. / have the finest furnished cot.
tages and apartments for rent in Ocean CITY.
n =. Some directly on ocean front. Also
choice cottages, building lots. ocean front
photos aud plans address O. A. Doe I2i
North Seventh street. Philadelphia
febt 'eod-1m
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II Market street, Gradunte Of Fowler and
Hanna. Treats Corns Bunions, Ingrown
Nails, Etc. Evenings by appointment. ID.
& A.. 2617. jan26-d.
ELIZABETH HANRAHAN, GRADUATE
~ Fowler 4 Hanna Ltd. Chiropody and
manicuring, hair dressing and massaging
No 800 ADAMS ST. d. s. A., 29O5. Even.
ing by appointment. marriott.
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DUBLIC SALE OF SECURITIES. WILL
Il be sold at Stidham and Sons Auction
Store III East Fourth Street, Tuesday.
March 9TH, 1916 at 10 ocock a. M, the
following securities:
10 Shares Capital Stock Hampton Roads
Ry. and Electric Go.
10 Shares Capital Stock Hall Steam Pump
Company.
4 Shares Capital Stock Wilmington Coun-
try Club.
Shares Common Stock Buffalo and Lake
Erie Traction Co.
"a Shares Common Stock East st. Louis
and Suburban Co.
2l Shares Preferred Stock East st. Louis
and Suburban Co.
20 Shares Common Stock Huntsville Ala.
Gas IT. and Fuel Go.
% Shares Capital Stock New Century Club.
Certificate Of Colonial Trust Co. for de-
posit Of Hampton Roads Ry. and Electric
Go. lst mtge. per cent. 30-year Gold
Bonds, $4,000.
Receipt for 5000 Natural Gas and
Electric IT. and Power Co. Collateral Trust
5's (Exchanged).
HENRY r. PENNYPACKER,
IRVINE NJ. FLINN.
Executors Of Sallie &. Pennypacker Dec d.
STIDHAM s. son,
fcb25. &c, 29-mar2, 40. Auctioneer.
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CHIROPODIsTS

MARTIN BRAUN, CHIROPODIST. s23
Vil Market St.. treats all ailments peculiar
to the feet most scientifically. Phone. 5274.
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NOTICES

4 FTER THIS DATE L WILL NOT BE
"A responsible for any bills unless con
trnctcd by myself. Samuel G.. Wright,
No. los W. sixth street feb263t.
4 lTER THIS DATE I WILL NOT BE
a n responsible for any bins uniess con
tracted by myself. Edward +. Hill. No.
51i East Seventh St. feb29-8t.
NJ Office IS HEREBY GIVEN THAT THE
lN Mayor and Council Of Wilmington,
through the Board of Directors OF the Street
and Sewer Department will make application
TO the Court Of General Session, at It's regu-
lar session. on Monday March o. nineteen
hundred and sixteen, for the appointment Of
commissioners TO vacate all Of pinkett
Court. situate in the city Of Wilmington
Aforesaid, opening on the northcrly side OF
Tenth street, between Market and Shipley
streets, the said court being approximately
one hundred and twenty feet in length ana
sixteen feet In width. and bounded on the
north by lands Of the Playhouse Company, q
corporation OF the State or Delaware on the
east by lands OF the DUPONT Building Cor.
porution, corporation Of the said State. on
the south by Tenth street, and on the west
BY lands OF J.. ]. DUPONT de Nemours aud
company. corporation existing under the
laws Of the said State. The said pinkett' s.
Court being a public street in the said city
and public road in Wilmington hundred.
Board OF Directors Of the
STREET AND SEWER DEP ARTAfFNT
BY GEORGE W SPARKS. President.
Attest: HARRY Q. TAYLOR.
jani3-A5t Secretary.
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BUSINESS opPoRTUNITIEs.

MI MADAM LEO AND QUEEN RICHANDA
A'A world S greatest palmists. Tell past
present and future; also love ard business
anairs Of both white and colorcd. Price, 25c
shellpot Park all winter. augi0.tf.
MRS. WORTH. SCIENTIFIC PIANIST.
AZ ~ years at Brandyvine Springs No.
gl9 Shipley street. Gents Soc Ladies'
eog. No Sunday work. Phone. 4233.
4 BROADWAY, NEW YORK. ADDRESS
4 n ON your stationery means more business
ana prestige; 81 monthly offer. Use Of
wei equipped Office Transact YOUR business
there when in New York. We execute your
orders forward mail. stenographers. phone,
sales, vaults. other privileges C0rrespon.
dence invited. NJ. Block. Ltd. PSF Broad.
way n. Y. feb26-eod. I'm.
Evening journal., 1916-02-29

Special mentions: Lula March, by
Price March, dam no better; can trot
rection. dam Lady Wilkes: no better
lives. Can trot fast. Half sister TO The Kid.
.. Ia record. Also 10 head secondhand
horses that / am going 90 sell. Terms, 60
days credit by purchaser giving a bankablc
note. with approved endorser, interest added
feb25-4t. SAMUEL A. MCDANIEL.
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RIAL EsTATE-ToR RENT.

s,->~|SS>~~~-----'---
SIOkE AND DWELLING, No. f31 WEST
- Second street Possession March 20.
Apply TO George Turner. No. 500 Jackson
street Phone. 37O2. feb29eod-1m.
EOR RENT-SQUARE PLAN HOUSES
II Twenty sixth and Van Buren Sts z
rooms S24 A. b. Stayton Co.. 40. sos
Shipley street. feb29-eod-tf
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Pubic sALE-THE UNDER.

n PUBLIC SALE-TIIE UNDER-
V71S1 signed will sell at auction, at No.
H@XA i19 West Front street. Wilmington,
--A- Del, Friday, March 3, 1916, at
/. 10 clock sharp. rain or shine, one carload
on Northwest Missouri horses bought right
from the farmers. Among the lot are sew
eial well mated teams. bays. grays and
blacks; those horses range in weight from
Loo TO LOO pounds. They were all Sc
leeted by myself and everybody knows the
kind ! buy. Sound weight bone. style and
action. sold my last load and am going
Evening journal., 1916-02-29
HAIR DRESSING.

GHAMPOOING, WITH Or WITHOUT
- shampoo board Electrical Scalp Treat.
meat. Facial Massage Hair Dressing; also
Face Packs. Carrie II. Wright, No. 1905
Washington street. 5624. D. s a. nS1-1m.
Evening journal., 1916-02-29
Learn To Weave

Inexperienced help will be paid to learn
weaving Good weavers can make Si2 70
$50 per week Apply
ABERFOYLE sfFG CO.
Fourth ST. and Morton Ave, Chester Pa.
feb25-12t
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PUBLIC SALES.

Nj ARCH ., 191G-SALE OF STOCK AND
AZ farming implements for j. w Hum
phrey on the road leading from Centreville to
feb2S-3t. WN LANK Auctioneer
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S55, ZOO April I, a. d. 1910
SS zoo April /, A. d. 1910.
*@z,SuO October /. A. d. 1910.
SIS 600 OF IccIrr

III, ~ na1e unqer authority Of ordinance Of
lhe Council Of Wilmington. passed Febrn.
,,fy . A. ID. 1916, and approved February
10 a; ID. 1916. and is to provide funds
% redeem Water Bonds maturing May 4.
A. H. 1916, and june /, a. ID. 1916. And
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APARTMENTS FOR RENT.

--,--->--~------~>~
- ROOMS AND BATH. FIRST FLOOR.
- all conveniences: hot water year
around. Apply George Turner No. 500
Jackson street from Z TO A. NJ. II 70 .
and to 9 7 NJ. Phone. 37O2.
feb12-eod-1m.
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PROPOSALS.

-~'~'Ns, ,7.>-->s-~,>~~,--
SEALED PROPOSALS FOR THE SALE
- Of the lease Of the City Wharf property
ht the 1907 Of Orange street. for period OF
one year from the first Monday in March.
1yl3' Will be received az the Office Of The
Slerk OF The Council until O'Clock r. NJ
MaTch 1, l9l6. All proposals must be i'm
seaed envelopes, addressed to Albert n
Williams Chairman Public buildings Conn.
mluee The right TO reserve bids and
Withdraw the wharf, If in the opinion OF
IHst ei committee the highest bid is not sum
Win the provisions Of the law.
febl 7-cod-6t. ri',i..,..,
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TAILORs.

nOMINICK LIFTS, NO. 338 EAST
~ Fourth street. suits made TO order, sfs
up. Fit guaranteed. Cleaning, pressing,
repairing. feb5-1m.
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XXyANTED-l,o 900 CARPETS TO CLEAN;
w storage rooms for rent 81. 50 and
$500 per month Both phones. GEO. I.
LANG CO.. No. 1908 Orange st. fob25-tt
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AGENTS WANTED.
HELP WANTED.

WANTED-MEN. WOMEN. s75 MONTH.
Government jobs Vacancies con.
fllntly. Write Cor list pos tons now obtain
able. Franklin Institute Dept AIN Roch-
ester. ~ Y. feb7-1m
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XXvANTED-vACANT ROOM TO STORE
w household furniture Address W-33,
Evening journal Office feb29-3t.
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HOME. THE EVENING JOURNAL
Is READ IN MORE HOMES
EVERY DAY THAN ANY OTHER
DELAWARE NEWSPAPER.
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MAsOUFRADE SUITS.

,se--.~s--.--
MASQUERADE SUITS AND WIGS TO
4NA hire FRANK BIESINGER, Corner
Fourth and Walnut streets. d. s a. Phone
G250.W. ianlO-f.
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WANTED


VXTANTED-S2, 900 FIRST MORTGAGE.
w State interest. Address W.s9 this
Office. oct28-tf.
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For SALE.


EoR sALE-l915 INDIAN SIDE CAR. NO.
Il g22 Lowering Ave. feb29-marf. 3.
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HOME. THE EVENING JOURNAL
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LIVERY DAY THAN ANY OTHER
DELAWARE NEWSPAPER
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NXJANTED-To RENT HOUSE, CENTRAL
w location, for lodging purposes. wiz
take possession at any time Address W.3l
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ADVERTISEMENT IN n II p
HOME THE EVENING JOURNAL
is READ IN MORE HOMES
EVERY DAY THAN ANY OTHER
DELAWARE NEWSPAPER.
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HELP wANTED-MALE.

XHrAN1ED-BOY TO LEARN TRADE.
W Apply No $40 Orange 81. feb17-u
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LOST AND FOUND
AUCTIONEERING.

GALES or ALL KINDS CALLED.
- Satisfaction guarnnteod. j. W. Hamil.
ton. p. .. Box GA Route A. Wilmington,
Del d & a. Phone 55T2.R.2. iani7.2m.
Evening journal., 1916-02-29

EOR sALE-HEATERs NOW IN USE AT
\ Lyon Tabernacle, by Gallaher Stafford
Co, No. 519 Orange ST. febI0-tf.
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$1O5.OOO
City Of Wilmington, Delaware


City of Wilmington, Delaware
Blinking Fund 4 IL Per Cent. Loan
sealed bids win be received until twelve
CLOCK noon, March 9th A. d. 1915 for
an or any part thereof of s105 Ooo Wi.
mington, Delaware, Sinking Fund Fonr and
One-half per cent loan "' anu
,oSe Seid bonds will date from April I, A. D.
an ana be issued in denominations OF
interest at the rate Of four and one-haif ney
cehtum per annum. payable semi-annuallv
on 9dl,Ap april J. and October /, and to mature as
$4,000 April I, A. D. 1910.
$4,000 April l. A. D. 1870.
*@z'eoO October /. A. D. 1910.
S55.00O OF ISSUE
ls made under authority Of an ordinance oi
ne Iouhell Of Nilming gton, passed Febru.
sFy . \, ID. 1916, and approved February
~ ~ 49, ai ~ Ito, Hslo, and is 10 provide funds
10 Ieueem Water Bonds maturing MAY 4
a. ~ 1910 and june 1, a. d. 1916 And
$4,000 ISSUE is MADE
under authority of am ordinance of Thu
Councu Of Wilmington, passed February 10.
a, ~ 1916, and approved February IA, a. d.
lslt, and is 10 provide for the improve
nent OF the Water System Of the CITY OF
Wilmington, and Tor the installation Of con.
QUITS and equipment for the Police and Fire
Alarm systems Of the City Of Wilmington
~ proposals must be accompanied by a
Mayor and Council of Wilmington q" for two
l2l percentum Of the amount Of bonds foi
which bid is lade, the same 10 be forfeited
II the bidder fails to accept and pay for the
bonds awarded.
The right to reject any or all bids i,
reserved
No bid for less than par value win b,
accepted.
The successful bidder or bidders will b,
required 10 settle for the bonds awarded
with accrued interest from March 9th. A
y. 1916, at the office Of the City Treasurer
wilmington, Delaware, on or before twelv,
o clock noon April 1, 4. d. 1916.
Address all bids in sealed envelopes Il
William j. Highfeld. City Treasurer. vii
for Sinking Fund Loan
OSCAR c. DRAPER
JAMES KANE
Finance Committee of Council
ROBERT ID. KEMP.
JOHN !. McGOVERN
JOHN y. MONAGHAN
Sinking Fund Commissioners.
feb25, &c, 29-mar3.
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QnC QUART - PURE CALIFORNIA
OO Wines at Max Keil's No. 500 East
Fourth street. m12-tf.
Evening journal., 1916-02-29

VOUNG MAN WISHES TO GIVE
Spanish lessons In exchange FOR English
with young lady. Address W-32, Evening
journal Ofice. feb29 mor2.
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FARMS FOR RENT.

=
DOULTRY AND TRUCK FARM FOR
rent. near Marshalton. Del. Infor.
nation, No. 9ig Chestnut street. city.
feb29-2t.
The sun., 1916-09-23
BACON CAN'T QUIT
RACE FOR SENATE
Name Is on American Party
Ticket and It's Too Late
to Alter.

Robert Bacon discovered yesterday
that he was still n candidate for United
States Senator. though defeated FOR
the Republican nomination by William
NJ. Calder. Mr.. Bacon's name is on the
American party's ticket for Senator and
there Is no way now under the law
to get it of.
somebody. II appears. worked a neat
little trick or Mr.. Bacon ard the Re-
ruhl!cans IN the primaries. Everybody
had forgotten all about the American
party. the ORGANIZATION designed two
years ago 20 put william Sulzer through
for Governor. But az 49,. 900 votes were
cast for It's ticket then the American
party got a license TO live from the
state and held its primary last Tues
day. The party enrolment was I'LL
and under the law il took only 3 per
cent. Of these. or fifty-nue voters. 20
make designations. The hfty-onc voters
named Mr.. Bacon.
When Republicans learned Of this YES
to-day they were at first moved TO laugh
ter. but upon second thought conc.r RI
was expressed lest It might split the Re
publican vote on election day. As the
time has expired for destinations, Mr.
Bacon must go before the voters as a
Cdnuluate.
Both Col. Roosevelt and Mr.. Bacon
came out in support of Mr.. Calder yes
terday. Col Roosevelt said:
Il shall cordially support Mr.. Calder
for the United States Senate. 7 feel II
of the utmost Importance TO have "A Sem
ate and House elected in sympathy with
Mr.. Hughes"
Mr.. Bacon not only sent a note 81 con-
graduation 70 Mr.. Calder. but offered 70
stump for him and the rest of the ticket.
As TO his nomination by the American
party. he said:
My attention has jus: been called TO
the fact that my name appears as a can
d!date upon the ticket Of the American
party. This Is entirely without my
knowledge, OF course ! hope no friends
OF mine will vote for me on that ticket,
hut will vote for Mr.. Calder. tho regu.
lar Republican candidate"
The sun., 1916-09-23
ASK NORDICA ESTATE TO PAY.
Three LAW Firms Sect S3O,OoO
Fees IN VIII Contest.

IEEFItoin. y. \, Sept. @2-JUdgc Re-
III V iawr-n,c las under cons!derati"u
to-day requests from three law firms for
an allowance OF $4,000 each from thu
'stat" Of Lillian NCrdIca Young, thu
SINGER.
The lr'ls seeking 'he allowances arc
linddbury. bcpuc " Faux" of Newark .
il,rtshoruc. ln>ky n Lcahe of Jersey
t.ty tul rsbpru" n AStly Of \"WarN.
Tn" first rau"d rrm represented G"urg"
". inuus III" Singers hu>ta'A. iu tie
" 90 contest r,r, Ills concluded.
l'silv y l."a>r. w" represented GOV
'lIn II tho Ne = under the 1914 WI.
which was Jph'ld, opposed tho request of
Lind ,hurv. pcpuc & Faulkc. Tho 1914
w5ll le.t nothing to Young lie ,nugat
90 htv" prohatel a will MADE in l"l"
Wnich heluca;h d til" hulk ~ His wife $
estate - him. Several other lawyers APP
pcared in tho will contest. Nu' II - en-
r"ct"l '!oy will collect ,hcr fees from
tho -.
The sun., 1916-09-23
WHITMAN'S TOUR ARRANGED.
Governor VIII Open Speaking Gam
pnIan In state October 9.

Gov. Whitman's speaking itinerary for
the month of October has been practi-
Cally fixed. and the Governor will start
out on Monday. October .. lie Will
travel by special train. and under the
schedule arranged will bo IN a different
part 81 the State from Mr.. Hughes when
IN" later Is speaking here, IN order that
the two campaigns may have the most Of,
fe tive results.
The first week the Governor will tour
through tho middle OF the state from
New York to Buffalo the second week
he will start in at Albany and tour the
northern tier Of counties to Malone the
third week Will be devoted to the south
ern tier and the Hudson River towns,
and the fourth week to Long island and
New York city. The fun itinerary Will
be announced next week.
The sun., 1916-09-23
TYSON TO WED MRS. BASS, IF
lie Can Divorce Bride No. = mud
She Her Husband.

S~r.MFoEp. Conn. Sept. 22-John II.
Tyson and Mrs. Alexander IT, Bass In.
tcnd TO marry when. and II. Tyson gets
a divorce from tho former Mss Rose
INin"r ana when, and if. Mrs lass gets
her aunu!wont from tho son of the
wealthy sugar r"Hror. William J.. Ea~~
That is the situation ~ they explained b.
Tonight,
Mrs. Bass. who Mas Miss olive Lcrkc.'
when Tyson and her husband w,Ic keen
rivals FOR her hand. already has begun
her action. TNson ha~ parted iron his
six day bride and frankly admits he
married her In "A "huff' ~ olive Aiis.
l.Niucr was h.s third wife.
Alexander II, Bass, - years old, Was
a Junior in Stevens Institute of Tech
uulugy when he married Mjss I"ckcll ON
April u. "" Is siid now TO bc on n
sugar plantation belonging to his father
in Central America.
The sun., 1916-09-23
MONEY HERE
FOR STUFF CAMPAIGN
Miss Alice Paul Says Western
Organization Against Will
son Needs Cash.

Nss Nice rau'. national hoad 90 'i.
!rag". came to New York yesterday or
n hr,"f TIP from tho Wr-f. wh"rr shc
I directing the campaign % the Nonar's
party against the Democrats. Mi Paul
says the organization Of field workers
's complete and MY speakers are ready
20 dash into Tho States where women
vote. All that j. needed Is money and
that is what Miss Paul came % New
York for.
II work out there awhile, aud then |
Az 80 New York 20 beg money" she said.
The worh. ~ ask M. for money. money,
I'll, | feel like a poor little rabbit Iur-
sued hy hounds. But ! dom mean that
comparison Many Of the workers a."
paving Their own expenses. hut thu.
can't he eNpcotcd 80 put UP tho thou
Sands Of dollars needed % placard the
West with woe against Wilson BAN
ucrs.'
Though she Is working acn,rs' tho
Democratic candidate, Ms I'aul rather
hopes Wilson viii he elected.
We've worried 90 hard educating him
aud now he IS ally seeing the Light
she said. but as II matter of fact We
dou't care whether Hughes or wilson
WINS. our object is 70 get the women
voters to make "A demonstration OF their
strength. We hear about the Labor vot"
aud the German-Am"r,cau vot" and so
on as things IN he rccEpnca with, Let
the women show their solidarity and our
cause Is won. Tho IihIir may never
know. IN depend upon 1t the politicians
viii know just what ~" women have
done IN every district and viii respect us
accordingly"
Mrs. Harriet Stanton Bla,ch. Ml>'
Helen Todd and tho other speakers wIll
begin their tours about October ., Later
In tho campaign Mrs, lnrz Milhollaud
BoissovaIn W.. go out as I'll" SPECIAL
messenger carrying the final appeal to
the voting women TO 'stand hy your dts
franchlscd sisters and vote against the
party that refuses them the vote Mr.,
Eoisscvaiu's route vii he through Wy
oming. Montana. Idaho, Washington,
oregon. Utah. Nevada, california. Arr
IONA. Colorado. Kansas and Illinois.