davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Evening journal., 1917-10-11
Weather FINE At
CAMP N CLELLAN
Member Of Company /
Writes of Life at Ann
iSton, Ala.
AUTO AMBULANCE
HAS FIRST CALL
d THE EVENING JOURNAL

Dbl
NEWARK. Oct. 11.-One of tho
members OF Company E, OF the Della
ware Regiment, has written TO u New
ark friend telling Of the trip south
to Camp Mcclellan and conditions at
the camp. He statess that the trip
was very slow, especially on Satur
day when the train made but so miles
in twelve hours. The men-had plenty
Of eats" on the trip, although no
cooking was done en- route, but stops
were made at Manville. Va. and
Greenville. S. c.. for hot coffee. The
arrangements at the camp for the
mon. he states, are excellent Each
company has shower hath equipped
with ten showers. The kitchens,
dining halls and in fact all the camp
buildings are splendidly equipped.
The weather, the soldier states. is
delightful II gets hot IN the m'ddle
Of the day, but the evenings ARE very
pleasant and the men go around with
out sweaters or coats.
Miss Agnes Medill. for several
years q teacher in the primary school
has been appointed assistant State
leader Of Boys and Girls Club work,
and will assume her new duties No
vember l. These positions are
created under the Emergency War
measure. Miss Medill FOR the past
several years, has had charge OF the
school garden work that has been car
ried on by boys and girls Of the New
ark schools, and her efficient manage
ment Of that work attracted the at
tention OF both state and Federal
authorities. II. T. Ruhl, State leader
of this work. will transfer his office
from Dover to Wolf Hall in a short
time
Two calls have boen answered this
week by the automobile ambulance
presented to Delaware COLLEGE last
week by the Delaware Chapter,
Daughters Of the American Revolu-
ton The first time the ambulance
was In service was on sunday when
Miss Emile Pennington. teacher IN
the primary school, WIS taken TO the
Delaware Hospital. Wilmington, TO
undergo an operation On Tuesday
Mrs. Elkton Adams was removed to
the Homeopathic Hospital The ma
chine was driven by a member OF the
ambulance corps Of the college,
Final reports Of the finances in
connection with the firemen's carnival
held last summer have Just been made
by Robert s. Gallahqr, treasurer Of
the committee thai had charge Of The
carnival. The report was delayed be
cause OF the sale Oh supplies and ma
tersal. The total receipts were Sc
1856 35, expenses, SO. 166.03, leaving
prof, Of S857O32. OF this amount q
per cent. or sS925S. was given q
the Newark branch Of the Red Cross
Paul Steel son OF DR.. Walter II
Steel. broke his right wrist recent,
when he fell from a swing
Miss Gertrude L. Blodgett State
leader Of Home Demonstration Agents
reoently appointed to succeed Miss
Elizabeth Jefferson, resignod. Is in
New England observing similar worl
there before assuming active duties IN
Delaware.
Gotlleb Fader and daughter Miss
Evening journal., 1917-10-11

shall be fully described and labelled
as follows:
Serial No. ....
Inventories under act of Congress OF
October g.
Contents in wine gallons ...........
Proof gallons .............s..s..s
Dealer .............sstsss
District off,.
Packages not so branded or labei-
led will be subject 10 seizure and for
FIXTURE.
The inventory and return must be
filed at the office df collector of IN
ternal revenue within ~ days of the
act October 16).
The tax ascertained to be due from
the inventory and returned filed may
be paid by certified check or money
order at the timo OF rendering the re-
turn and must be paid within 30
days of the passage OF the act unless
upon the filing OF the required bond
the time for payment Is extended for
period not exceeding months
from the date OF the act. The bond
in such case will be eNecutEd in du-
plicate with an approved surety com
pany and in a penal sum OF not Less
than double the tax due and in M
case less than $1,000
The law fixes penalty OF 5000
fine and imprisonment or not NOR
than one year. together with doubl
the tax evaded in cases OF violation
of the provisions OF the Act.
Evening journal., 1917-10-11
lemon Juice
For FreCkIeS
oirsl Make beauty lotion at
home for q rev esnts. TEy NJ

souesss ths juIce Of two lemons into
bottle containing three ounces Of
orchard white, shake well. and you
have a quarter pint Of the best freckit
md tan lotion, ana complexion ieaut'
hler. az very. very sman cost
Your Kr6ccr has the lemons ana any
drug store or toilet counter will Bup%
bly, three ouhces OF orchard white for
few csnta. Massage this swoetlY
FraErant lotion into the face. neck,
arms and hands each day and soc how
Irsokies and blenishes disappear, and
how clear, soft and white the sktH
becomes, fsst n h harmieaA
Evening journal., 1917-10-11

your Uncle Sam has tackled a big
Job. See him through with a Bondw
Evening journal., 1917-10-11
BIRTHDAY PARTY.

A birthday party was given on
Tuesday evening 10 Mr.. and Mrs. FL
wood Stout, of No. $40 East Sixth
street. Those present were: Mrs.
Alice Perry, Miss Mary Speakman,
Miss Lucy Rhoads. Mrs. Annie Stout,
Mr.. and Mrs. Elwood Stout, Mr..
Walker, Miss Margaret Mullin, Mr..
and Mrs. John Grlbb. OF Chester; Mr..
and Mrs. Frank Sco'field, OF Chester;
Mr.. and Mrs. Oscar Kennedy, OF
Tioga; Mr.. and Mrs. William Gtmble,
OF Tioga Mr.. and Mrs. Jansas Anold,
OF Atlantic City; Miss Laura Kennery,
Of Tiago; Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Bonsel,
OF New York; Miss Grace Kennedy,
Of Philadelphia and Harry J. Crabe.
Evening journal., 1917-10-11
HAVEN CHURCH ENTERTAINMENT.

An entertainment will be given In
Haven NJ. +. Church, tomorrow night,
by children In japanese costume. Miss
Hlda May Boulder, Of Darby, will give
recital and concert. assisted by Miss
Miranda Radcliff, Philadelphia solo
list: by Miss Marie Clark, Of this city,
elocutionlst; and by Miss Elsle>JEllza-
beth Rounds, OF Newport. The Junior
choir Of the Eighth street Baptist
Church will sing.
Evening journal., 1917-10-11
b r T III S

REINHARDT-on October 10. 20 Mr.. and
Mrs. william Reinhardt, Of No. l5os
Banning street this city daughter.
ooEN-on October IL, 10 Mr.: and Mrs.
Joseph Coen, Of No. 1901 Reed street.
this city. q daughter.
wHITB-on October 10. az the Homeo-
pathic Hospital, 20 Mr.. and Mrs. Leroy
White Of Now Castle. son.
Evening journal., 1917-10-11
WARNER COMPANY pIvnENps

The quarterly dividend Of "a per
cent on the first and second preferred
capital stock Of the Charles Warner
Company, of Delaware, has been declal-
ed. This dividend is payable October
25 to stockholders of record Septem-
Der 30. A dividend of per cent. ON the
common capital stock of Charles Waf-
ner Company also has hcor declared.
This dividend was paid yesterday.
Evening journal., 1917-10-11
Local SECURITIES KApkET

Laird and Company, DUPONT Building
furnish the following quotations on local
republican
Evening journal., 1917-10-11
,OUOR DEALERS Get
new INVENTORY BLANKS

Local internal revenue officials yes
terday afternoon made public the
clauses OF the recent act OF Congress
relative 10 nventdios stocks OF
Wholesale and retail liquor dealers
and rectiners. Blank forms, which
have been mailed to all concerned,
should be accomplished In duplicate,
and attested before some officer com
potent by law to administer oaths'
They will also be required TO send
In addition to inventories separate
schedule showing in detail the NUM-
Dor and size OF each container II
bottles are packed In case returns
must be made showing the number OF
cases and number OF containers there
in. Each barrel OF other contahner
Evening journal., 1917-10-11

Lydia Feier, have returned FROM a
tour OF the west. during which they
visited relatives in Denver, San Fran
cisco. Salt Lake City and Pittsburgh.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. f. Fader have re-
turned from a motor trip to Norfolk
Va.
Mrs. Nellie NJ. Bennett and Mrs
Nan Kennedy are on a motor trip to
Richmond, Camp Ice, Washington and
Baltimore.
Clarence Major, who was injured
some weeks ago when his horse ran
away. was operated on this week at
Johns Hopkins Hospital, Baltimore.
The body Of Miss Virginia S. Gem
mill aged 60 years. who died ON
October z in Washington, and who
many years ago lived near Christiana,
was brought to Newark on Tuesday
and inferred in Christiana cemetery.
Evening journal., 1917-10-11

Scores-Firsi Second game chicago
orl2 York p Chicago
Ccott t0 by See y by Scupp ~ by Anuson
; 4; by Benton p
bas-On Ccotc or Schupp on Perrlu j. OH fdDer
l.
Ccote 10 hits runs In IL Innings on see
Schupp hits and runs In 10 nnngs on
innings on Anderson hts ana IN
nn Permit % nnIngs off Toreau none In INNING
Off Benton innings
lrstb ase or York, 3; Chicago, l.
Gandl unasssedl Faber
L. Collins and Weayeri Weaver and Gand
Rarden and Herzog
Left on bases-Chicago, "a; New York, i6.
ed ball
Evening journal., 1917-10-11
MARKET IRREGULAR.
By the United Press

BY The United Press
NEW YORK. Oct. 1.-THE stock
market opened irregular today. North
ern Pacific sold at 06 l-2, off l-2; Beth
lehem "B.' at II, off -: Anaconda, 50,
off Is; U. S. Steel off l02 "a, off Is;
Canadian Pacific, l40 l.2, up IA.
Evening journal., 1917-10-11
and PERSONAL NOTES

Mrs. w. A. Hodges. wife Of well
known guard at Carney's Point, has
gone TO spend two weeks at Gunners-
VILE. Ala.
Evening journal., 1917-10-11
MIjLLEE-LATCHUAF.

Miss Annie NJ. Mullee and Charles
II. Latchun were married In Elkton,
on Monday, October 4 by the Rev. g..
p. Jones. pastor Of the Elkton NJ. f..
Church.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1917-11-12
Face Paint Tsboocd
Remove Skin Instead

"A few years ago only one class
~ women painted their facea" says
Dolly Madison. IT was a sign OF
social ostrAcism. and was tabooed
in refined circles. The custom has
become 80 universal We must admit
u is 10 be depiored and 20 be sholved
NJ soon nH possible"
How foolish TO seek artiffciai
beauty" OF this sort. obnoxious
from artistic and moral stsndpolnts.
when IL ~ 80 easy to obtain a truly
natural complexion by the use ~
ordinary mereoiiEed wax. which may
be had at any drug store In original
one-ounce package. This msrcoi-
ized wax In No effective and 40
harmless. no one need think Of using
anything else for the purpose. Ap-
piled like cold cream ~ night. and
washed Off In the rorninr. " At
once begins To show It's remarkable
reJuvenstinR effects II gently alb
serbs the lifcleas surface skin in
tiny particles, gradually showing
the frepher. iiveltcr. beautiful un-
dcrskin. Naturally Il takes with ~
all surface defects. like freckles
pimples. chaps, moth patches and
liver spots-AdvertiHem
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1917-11-12
exempted MEN IN
new DIVISIONS TO
ORGANIZE CLUBS

Exempted men Of Divisions 10. 6
and are now organizing a commit.
tee TO visit the boys al Camp Lewis
and provide them with cignrcta, ci.
CARS and other things that may
make them comfortable. Division
No. 4 Of tho exempted men will meet
at tho Queen Anne branch OF tho
public library Tuesday night. while
division No. s will hold meeting In
room 2ia. Broadway high school.
Tuesday night.
Tho Queen Anne division. No. 4.
with committee OF five. made a
Visit TO the boys at Camp LOWS Sun.
day and reported they were greeted
with n hearty welcome. The Capitol
I'M division, No. s. also made n trim
70 the camp Sunday
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1917-11-12
4 RUN FOR PORT
COMMISSIONER

-Four candidates. y. W. Cotterlli.
o J. Humphrey, T. s. Lippy and
y. NJ. Farmer. have filed for the OF.
flee Of port commissioner TO be
voted upon on December j. The
filings closed Saturday
Besides voting for a commissioner
20 serve three years. the voters
will be called upon 10 decide whcth.
or the commission shall operate the
ferries free OF charge. and whether
the commission shall bond itself for
$4,000. 900 for the erection OF an
extension Of the Bell street wharf
and transit shed.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1917-11-12
OLD-TIME COLD
CURE-DRINk TEA.

Get n small package Of Hamburg
Breast Tea. or rs tho German folks
call IL. Hamburger Brust Thee" at
any pharmacy. Take tablespoon.
full Of the tea. put cup 81 boiling
water upon u. pour through n sieve
and drink a tsacup full at any time
I, IL the most effective way 20
break n cold and cure grip. az II
opens tho pores. relieving conKes.
ton. Also loosens the bowels. thus
breaking a cold at once.
II IL inexpensive and entirely veg
ctable. therefore harmless
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1917-11-12
TO SAVE YOU
- n TAf

we had the foresight at the outbreak of
the war to make heavy purchases of
NOVOCAIN.
NoUocain, Which is indispensable to
the successful practice of Painless Den
tistry, is not a deriUafiUe of opium. II is
a pharmaceutical preparation produced
in Germany. And sDhiie certain more
or less successful attempts to duplicate
the original product haze been made in
this and other countries, the German
product thus far remains unequniied.
We haUe It, and in quantities suffi-
cient to last US for many more months
to come, thus assuring to our patrons the
same perfection of Painless Dentistry
that has made US the local leaders of
our profession.
We specialize in
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1917-11-12
Ex.BAILIFF CORY RECEIVERS IN
EAST

Word has been received in Seattle
10 the effec; that H. +. Corey, for
mcr bailiff In Superior Judge Smith =
department. has successfully under
gone an operation at Mayo Bros.
sanitarium. at Rochester. MINI,
He wishes that members OF Ste.
vens post, @. A. r., correspond with
him at Winfield. Ia. where he will
spend the winter with a daughter.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1917-11-12

q II. q. -.
-. -: -.
- -, - - 49,.
T.. :, !. -
-. -. =. :. 3 : =
- - :. :. :. =
- -.
r. = -.
: :
: -.
- v
-: .,.:''..s:: + ~
- -. -. O/U
-. i'''''',..s
-. -, - -
=.
sss:ss::s...:::::..:::::s'::::;;;=;;..=sss;:.s:
s=:=:::::;:''3;#3:::::::;':|:'':
...|.!!..|'i|
-. -:
= -
: : :
T.. -, -.
==#===::=='=':s
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1917-11-12
WILKES
Gh. Alexander Hlason
Madam X. now playing
Wilkes theatre all this
wonderful Grace HUFF nj
leading role OF Madam X
ORPHEIf,i

with Alexandra Carlisle In Tides
OF Fats" a. an added attraction for
Monday and Tuesday. the Orpheuu
theatre on those days WITH repea,
the six Transcontsnentai vaud.vills
Road show acts. which pleased good
houses Sunday. Hest OF these ia
Jose Arais' SIX spanish Troubadours
a tuneful song. and instrumental OF
fering.
There are fiv. other acts. The
Hillyers. singers who have a ca,
fight with their heads on cat bodies
Janis and Rcan. pretty girls. who
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1917-11-12
ARREST DESERTER
AT CAMP LEWIS
Stat Correspondent
CAMP LEWIS.

HNNfF Correspondent
CAMP LEWIS. AMERICAN
LAKE. Nov. is.-~Joscph ". Con.
roy. -. an cmpioye 81 the Hurley.
Mason Co. at Camp Lewis. was ar.
rested BY military police Monday as
a deserter from the National Guard
Of Arizona. lie deserted Nov. is.
1919.
Conroy. who was n second lieu.
tenant according TO his story. had
broken his ankle and was unfit for
service. while intoxicated. he had
ovcrs,aycd his leave. and feared TO
return later.
Conroy. IL IL known. enlisted dur.
ING the Spanish American war lie
disappeared az the close Of cam.
paiEninE and turned up later in
Utah. where he enlisted. and later
deserted from the regular army
In 1918 he enlisted in the Arizona
National Guard as a private, and
was later given a commission. He
will be tried by a general court mar.
tial at the camp.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1917-11-12
A PERSONAL LETTER

In announcing my retirement
from the piano trade ! desire 70
express AT this time my grateful
and sincere thanks 20 the thou
sands ~ homes Throughout, the
entire Northwest and Alaska
who have purchased their
pianos from US during the past
20 years. Ny real estate and
apple orchard interests are con
stantiy making Increased de-
rnand on my time and attention.
This. coupled with the fact that
almost all the materials which
go into tho making OF really
Worthwhile fine musical tone
piano are becoming more diffl-
cult 10 obtain by manufactur-
era. on account Of the present
imperative Necessities ana re
qulremsnts OF our government
particularly n this true OF
choice grade spruce now r~ing
used for nirplhnes. and VIII IN
a very short tim. not be hThli-
able for plano making ~
without this particular frsdr
Of spruce for the piano SOUND
board. no piano worthy or the
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1917-11-12
W. R. c. have Dinner

Tho James A. Sexton Women 4
Rebel Corps No. 20. auxiliary 10
the Grand Army Of the Republic
VIII celebrate their annual fan har-
vest home dinner at the Veterans
hall. Armory. Tuesday night at &
O'Clock.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1917-11-12
Y. N. G. A. CAMPAIGN
FOR WAR Relief
FUND ON TODAY

Seattle and the stat. faced ano,h
er war test Monday.
Committees struck out 10 sub.
scribe 1900 600 for Y. ~ c. A. war
work.
This 70 states share Of the ils 900.
600 which will b. raised during tho
week hruou; the nation.
Behind the trenches. and in Lon.
don. and at every cantonment in the
Y. =. are the Y. NJ {. A. huia.
There tho boys 80 TO write letters.
read magazines. warm ahlns In front
OF fire and relax nerves.
After doing n bit In the trenches
on the west front. men 20 TO the
7. NJ c. a. hut In Paris for rest and
companionship. and TO mend their
shattered nerves
How Money WIN lie Spent
Tho money 20 be collected by the
Y. NJ. G. A. war fund will 10 spcnt
according to a carefully worked gu,
schedule. as follows iii.iao 900 for
U. \. soldiers in 4. +: sii.ea4. 900 for
U. \. soldiers overseas. sa.a0s 900 for
work IN the Russian army. ss.sts. 900
In tho French army, 81 600 900 In
tho italian army. 81 900 900 for prl-
oners Of war; ta.s37.ooo for "inev.
liable expansion
Eight teams have charge Of tho
moneyEettlng campaign here The
leaders are. G. II. Bacon. Roy Raj.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1917-11-12

lard. J. c. Black. ". D. Conner. DR.
" G. Kilbourne. IL II. King. w. l.
Rhodes and DIR. +. W. Willis
rourminuto men turnout the ma
ton will Join in the r. NJ c. A
campaign and carry the message &c
theatre Rocr-
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1917-11-12

the Anchorage chapter 81 tho Amer
can Red Cross. Is In Seattle. on her
way 20 Washington. ID. c. where nha
Will spend the wintrr.
Tho Anchorag. chapter has a
membership Of 500.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1917-11-12
MOORE STAGES
ANOTHER CRACK
VARIETY SHOW

The orphcum circuit vaudeville
playing at the Moore theatre came
back az their patrons this week with
nearly as strong bill ms was offer
ed last wcek--and last weeks was
some bill
Emily Ann Wellman and her
company, head the new show which
opened FOR a weeks engagement at
the Moore SUNDAY. IN a human inter.
est drama full Of love. action and
pathoa.
IL In great act and something
entirely out OF the ordinary line Of
playleta seen on the vaudeville stage.
Then came Ricardo. Cooper and
Ricardo. in their comedy skit, called
Gimme tho Ring." which won them
round after round OF applause from
the happy audience.
Lloyd and nrf,t have singing
and dancing act which In very good.
while Britt and Johnston. n clever
team % fun and municmakers. rot
by big with their turn.
Arthur DEACON told tho audience
some good yarns and then gave
them = song or two. besid.a
"Lolette." IN. skating bear. II al
most a Mrs. Vernon Castle when q
comes TO the light and fantastic
stuff
The last installment OF the British
government war pictures. The Re
treat OF the Germans at tho Battle Of
Arraa." II shown along with the res.
MAR ahntx thf. exaak
"'-'' ""'" '"'"
,,,rx -,,p,-yp
$3.50 -
al ~ N'".u'ss' 'nN 'a s...
o'u '''''s''i" ''',' " N'' ns, 's","'
Vp'"'u N''s '"sss'".'' /" wy
new .aieU ueau" SUNDAY oe'o'"
paeSea houses,
II " het inpu"n pie'ur~' o"t INC
pay i,set' Win reai NV" hofses anu
ehiekens' fcchnS an muoh AT nome
on inc stase as inc actors ueih'
selves. Iherr ~ aeuoh from IN"
very beginning exciting moments.
Win abundance OF heart throhA, Win
here ana there lhtle touches OF COM
edy'
Jean S~lkirk was seen TO good adj
vaniag" In the role OF the lass from
the mountains shc 10 n clever little
actress. and has a personality which.
aided by her broad Southern accent.
got over the footiighu TO delight the
WILKES
Th. Alexander Hlsson drama
Madam X" now playing at the
Wilkes ,hoatr. all this week. Ia
wonderful Grace HUFF play. the
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1917-11-12

sing Hello broadway and other
covered with Toundup medals Tot
his rorlns and iAriat work. Manning
and lee. In After the Matinee a
novel theatrical stage door comedy
and Won Hoff who mimic- many
things
PALACE HIP
Tho Palace HIP vaudeville show
which opened Sunday. Is good from
start to finish. There ar. seven
acts. headed BY Mrs. Otto f1echtis
Swiss Tyroican Troubadours. a spec
,acular singing. yoi-iinE and dane
Ing number
The Wellington Trio are good har,
rnony singers. musicians and com
ediar.
The King Brothers prove them
selves TO b. rnarvels Of strength.
Nine. Anita and her Teddy bears
tho extra act. prove a novel enter
tainmcnt
JerEe a Hamilton are comedy sting
cr- and pair OF versatile enter
talner.
Hyde and IiRrdt. The Porter and
the Tourist" are good tunblers and
comedy aerobats.
Mana an Oriental dancer. presents
n series Of graceful dances
The feature photoplsy presents
Susan Grandaise in when True
Love Dawns."
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1917-11-12

name can be built. therefore ]
do not believe that pisDos -
the customary dependable qua
ity and purity of tone can b.
turned out By piano factories
and consequently cannot be ne Z
cured and handled by the piano
merchant
The very finest of American
makes II pianos have been
handled by our firm during oui
long career in business. We
are Justlfiabiy proud of~syery
INSTRUMENT that has ever been
sold by US.
We are equally proud - this
magnificent stock we are now
going 20 close ont Ht once re-
Eardleka OF sacrifice involved.
We can honestly advise you 70
come right in and secure one
10 Will be many and many
year 20 come before you viii
see ruch little prices. and what
10 more important 20 you yet
before you viii see pianos made
from the choicest ana most fe-
ieet materials specially adapted
20 produce a pure. rich. musical
tone.