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Evening journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1888-1932, 1917-10-17
News HAPPENINGS
AEOUT NEW Castle
Senator Wolcott Outlines
Campaign Issues at
"Dry" Rally
COMMUNITY TREE
IS FLOURISHING
specIal 70 NE Evening JouRNAL.

Special TO THE EVENING JOURNAL.
NEW CASTLE, Del. Oct. i7-Unl,ed
ties Senator Josiah o. Wolcott
Ike on prohibition last night to an
Hence that llled the Opera House,
h a crowd Of men standing in the
OF the room. The majority OF
audience were men, business, pro-
lonal and laboring men, white and
ored They broke into applause at
cry point the Senator made. and at
re end Of the speech applauded for
hree minutes. Mayor Theodore w.
lavender, who was chairman Of the
meeting, expressed the sentiment OF the
gathering when he quoted a small boy,
Mr.. Man. you said a mouthful."
Others on the stage Nvere Prof.
Handy Hay, DR.. s. B. Wylle. Or. J. II.
Bickford, Judge Pierce, Charles Lam
caster, Ozro Lunt, Joseph Carlin,
Harry Rothrock. Hickman Hewlett,
ard David Phillips. The New Castle
Band furnished music.
referring to a statement recently
published in an evening paper that the
prohibition law might be In effect i'm
mediately after election day. II the
vote went that way, Senator Wolcott
said he had no hesitation in declaring
the delay Of operation until July 1
would not be unconstitutional. He
thought a man ought TO be able to get
a new Job 10 eight months. Then the
Senator let bis audience get lot OF
fun out OF the wet" street car signs.
The "drys" unpatriotic9 "Then the
President Congress. the army and
navy were unpatriotic, for they had
gone dry. Hard 10 hold labor9 Did the
dupont Company flnd Il any trouble to
hold laborers at dry Carneys Point
and their plants In dry States? They
did not. Did the laborer like the in
suit In the statement that he must be
near a booze-joint? They did not say
lawyers, doctors or merchants would
demand TO be near a liquor supply.
Prohibition would not totally prohibit,
either did the law against larceny pre-
vent all stealing, but 10 was not re-
pealed on that account. The scarcity
OF liquor In the dry counties was evil
dent from the price, $3.50 a gallon for
'croak,' and s. for real whlskey. while
speak-eas'es are as hourishing In wet
Wilmington as anyhewere.
Senator Wolcott estimated the cost
10 The people OF Delaware, through
a direct State tax, would be about
$3.50 a year per family from losing
the S70,674 Of liquor tax In New Cas-
tie county. He thought the State
could afford It, AS for personal
liberty, he said every law took some
liberty away, and It was right, he
argued, to take away liberties in
furious 70 the genral good.
The community tree, planted by
the Civic Pride Club in connection
with the civic committee Of the New
Century Club OF the city schools on
the market green, is fiourishing. IT
is a spruce. the gift OF Laussat
Rogers, and was planted under the
iirect on Of Colonel Cavenaugh, in
Ipector OF planting on market square.
Mrs. John NJ. Wilson. president OF
Evening journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1888-1932, 1917-10-17
ALLIANCE FRANCHISE MEETS.

NJ. Pierre Giroud, president of
Girard College. Philadelphia adj
dressed the first meeting OF the AL
lance Franchise held this week at the
Misses Hebb's School. The subject
OF Mr.. Giroud's lecture was "Emil
Verhaeren." the noted French and
Belgium poet The speaker was in
troduced by Mrs. Thomas f. Bayard
president Following an interestin Z
discourse on the history Of the poet
NJ. Giroud gave a symrathetlc read
ing OF some OF his subjects poems.
The Alliance will hold It's next
meeting on Novmber Z at $50 O'Clock
al Miss Hobbs School when General
Boucher, a veteran OF the Franco
Prcssian war. will lecture on the
Battle Of the Marine. General Boucher
will compare the methods used by
the Germans in 1870 and those % The
present day
Evening journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1888-1932, 1917-10-17

he Alumnae Associatlon OF the
Misses Hebb's schoo! has isEued a
call for the first fall meeting OF that
organization this afternoon AZ 9
o'clock. The meeting will be held at
the residence OF Mrs. Lammot du-
Pont.
Plans arc being completed for the
costume bail given by the New Gen.
fury Club az the Opera House on All
Hallows' Eve. October 81.
The fall social reunion OF members
proved a del ghtful event az the New
Century Clubhouse last evening.
Many we're present. including the
daughters Of members. Cards were
the entertainment. Some OF tia young
girls pleased with music and recila-
lions. Among them wore 'he Misses
Irene Truitt, Edna Cranston and Miss
Seward. who recited, and Mary Dono-
van. who sang.
Mrs John NJ. Wilson on Monday
attended a meeting OF the United
States Daughters OF 1912. held at the
home OF Mrs. John W. Huxley, In
Wilmington. The society will give
rummage sale and card party to
raise money FOR the treasury. Thew
are making pans TO raise money for
patriotic work OF soma sort.
Work has been resumed on the re-
pairs % the Town Hall.
The funeral OF Louisa White tho
colored woman killed by a trolley
car near Dobbinsville. was he'd this
afternoon at o'clock from the home
OF her sons. Henry and Hampden
White. Services were az the Union
A. NJ. p. Church.
Evening journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1888-1932, 1917-10-17
With the Fingers!
Says COrnS Lift Out
Without Any Pain

Sore corns, hard corns, soft corns
or any kind of a corn can shortly be
liz ed right out with the fingers II you
will apply directly upon the corn a
few drops Of freezone. says a Gin.
cinrRd authority.
II Is claimed that at small cost one
can get quarter OF an ounce Of freez.
one at any drug store. which is sufa'
Client 10 rid ones feet OF every corn
or callus without pain or soreness OF
the danger of infection.
This new drug is an ether com
pound. and while sticky. dries the mo
ment II is applied and does not IN
flame OF even irritate the surrounding
tissue.
This announcement will interest
many women here. for II Is said that
the present high-heeled footwear ia
putting corns ON practically every
woman's feet.
Evening journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1888-1932, 1917-10-17

Buy Liberty Bonds and Own the
Best Security IN the World.
Evening journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1888-1932, 1917-10-17

Extra calls are out from Exemption
Board No. 3 and also Sussex County.
that Il Is expected Will bring tho num-
Der OF men from these boards above
the extra percentage asked for above
the quota.
officials OF the local exemption boards
have issued the following partial list
Of men selected for military service:
William Hilton, 2 Mechanic street.
Clarence Northrup. 1900 Claymont
street.
William ]. Ruley, 500 i-2 Buttonwood
street.
George Primrose, 1924 Poplar street.
Anthony F. Demosse. COB Spruce
street.
Robert v, crlswol. sos Lombard
street.
Samuel E. Walker. 1912 Lombard
street.
Joseph J. strinser. Jr., 26Os Washing
ton street.
John James NJ. Fahey. 626 East Sew
enth street.
Evening journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1888-1932, 1917-10-17

He has been located at the above adj
dress for the past several years en-
gagged In business OF personal ma
ture until quite recently when he took
into partnership Elkton @. Adams. a
well known ana progressive real os-
tate man lately associated with the
office OF Albert W. Posey.
Mr.. Adams has contaminated many
real estate deals In this vicinity and
assisted In the development OF River
side along the Delaware river and other
Evening journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1888-1932, 1917-10-17
BOWERS realty co.
IS newest COMPANY

The Bowers Realty Company began
business today at No. s07 shlpley
street.
The senior member OF the firm.
Isaac w. Bowers. is the former sec
.otdy OF the local Board OF Health.
Evening journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1888-1932, 1917-10-17
CALL MORE MEN TO SERVICE;
WARNING GOES TO SOME

Llewellen Pembleton. 1924 Lodge
street.
Walter Hubs, 1903 Pine street.
Clayton Dobson, 532 East Twelfth
street.
Charles F. smith. s63 Bennett street.
Herbert Campbell. ~ Race street.
William II. Carney, 1900 People street.
Clifford Shippers, iii5 Head street.
William F. splan, 2iOo Jefferson
Harold Wilson. sol Buitonwood
street.
Grover s. Swain, 1906 Jessup street.
Edward Hall, 1910 Pine street.
Frank Ressler, Harris Engine Com
pany.
George L. Birmingham. 1906 Pine
street.
Charles A. Burns. e22 Kirkwood
street
Horace Wiley, 1919 Lombard street.
Local Exemption Board No. has Is
sued the following list OF men who
have been called for service but who
have failed to appear and unless they
report by October 40 they Will be
classod as deserters and reward OF
$50 offered for the arrest OF each Of
them:
Harold L. Richardson. COG West Tenth
street.
Jerry Devlne. $40 West Sixth street.
William r. Miller. Goa Bayard avenue.
Samuel w Jackson, COS Shlpley
street.
Luis A. Martinez. 900 West Ninth
street.
Warner Gardy, e0i Gllpln avenue.
NATIONAL THEATRE.
See "Thc Voice on the Wire"
TONiGHT.--Adv.
Buy Liberty Bonds and Own the
Best Security IN the World.
Evening journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1888-1932, 1917-10-17

Up TO the present time 1851 men
have been certified for service in tho
National Army from Delaware. The
quota Of this State was 1905 so that
there have been 10 per cent. more mon
certified than was asked in the quota.
BY the time all the cases are heard
and decided IL is expected that there
VIII be between 30 and 40 per cent.
more men ready for service than the
quota demands.
The standing Of the various boards
follotye
Evening journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1888-1932, 1917-10-17

recent real estate improvements here
abouis.
They will engage in a general real
estate, investment and Insurance BUSH
ness, but in the near future they VIII
branch out into the moro extensive
field OF developing several large tracts
now under contemplation both here
and In the South.
Evening journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1888-1932, 1917-10-17
Immediate
Results linn
HaiirGrowtIh
There's a Sure and Easy Way Of Having
Beautiful Hair Says Vaieska suratt
the Movie Beauty-F avorito.
BY vALEsKA suRArT

MEASURE the length Of your hair today.
Az use the formula I give you here. and
then measure your hair again IN 30 days.
The difference win startle you. 7 feel sure.
You are an exception n you have not at some
time used something for your hair. In
trying this you will realize the reason for
my urging you 40 strongly 10 try e. II
you have never used . hair.grouer Il will
also pay you TO use IL. Go 10 your druggist
and set one ounce Of beta-quinol and mix Sc
at home with a pint Of bay rum or half
pint Of alcohol and half pint Of water n
preferred. 1t contains no oil and is de.
light 70 use. u should be applied overy
daE 10 a. results. Bald spots will al out
quickly. and the hair viii take on a new.
beautiful lustre. This mixture gives In
tense stimulation to hair growth The for
mula given makes very economical hail
grower, more effective and much less ir
price than hair treatments sold In read,
prepared form.
Evening journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1888-1932, 1917-10-17

D1sGUsTED-You are no different from
other women You want TO be sure 20 get
rid OF wrinkles and you want TO do Il
quickly. That 70 can be done will be
proven 20 you in an astounding way In q
short time n you viii make mp the following
cream AZ home by mixing two ounces Of
eptoi and two tablespooaiuls Of glycerlne In
o. half pint Of water. Fifty cents at the
drug store win get enough eptol 10 make
over a pint Of this remarkable wrinkle re-
mover. Here Is your chance to make your
friends take IL all back. "
RET1RING-Just moiston those hairs
with some suifo solution. and IN few mo-
ments on bathing the skin with water you
will be startled 10 see that every trace Of
hair will be gone. This preparation Is de-
ightful because Il is safe and leaves the
skin soft and smooth. It is all ready 20
use. and there Is nothing TO get ready. II
never fails even on the heaviest growth. and
delicate skins may be treated with 10 with
perfect safety. hair free skin Is always
a delight. The sulio solution viii cost one
dollar at any drug store.
MISS T. II. Y.-Take a hot vet cloth
and sprinkle some powdered neroxin on H.
then rub the blackhonds With 10. You will
~ "atHAiHAta 70 see thfm an disappear IN a
few moments. You can get enough OF the
noroxin for City cents at any drug store to
last a long while.
MRS. II. G. Ell II should occur
again that you cannot get the beta ouinol for
the hair and the eptol for wrinkles send
nifty cents which Is the price Of either. to
my secretary, addressing Secretary 20 val
esea Suratt Thompson Bldg. Chicago"
and you will be at once supplied by mail.
GERTRUDE FL know your dincuitv
IN getting face powder free from chaikiness
] want you 20 try the new powder made after
my own formula, and now sold in drug stores
as ''Vaieska suratt Face Powder" At ffty
cents. in flesh. white or brunette tints. n
rs FINER than any imported powder. invisible
and gives the complexion an Incompatible
charm
Evening journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1888-1932, 1917-10-17

Save and serve-Buy Government
Bonds.
The Laurens advertiser. (Laurens, S.C.) 1885-1973, 1917-06-13
DOrrUll- l-Gihiland,

brfse8to their many friends was SOL
|&nnized at the home of Rev. c. f..
Rangin last night when Miss Willie
DorYoh, daughter of Mrs. w. IT. Dor
kob, became the wife Of Mr.. Robert w.
Gilliland, OF Fountain Inn. The bride
is an attractive and accomplished
Young lady and has been teaching in
the county schools for several years.
sThe groom is a progressive farmer
Sqho lives Just inside the Laurens
county line near Fountain Inn. After
the ceremony they went to the home
of the groom, where they will reside
jim The future.
The Laurens advertiser. (Laurens, S.C.) 1885-1973, 1917-06-13

Mr.. r. p. Mntcr let out the contracts
5for the erection Of the Gelder resi-
sdence on West Main street Monday
tmorning. The building will be of a
shbungalow type with all modern con
aWenienccs. The contract for building
twas awarded to Mr.. Chas. Kleckner, of
Greenyille. The heating and plumbing
Scontract went to the Spartanburg
sHeatjng and Plumbing Co., and the
selectric work to the Mauldn Company
4of Greenville. Mr. G. Gadsden Sayre,
yof Anderson, is the architect. The
|bui]ding is to be completed in about
-four months. Work is to begin at
once.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1917-06-19
RAILWAY. COMMISSION. !. !
ISSUES MEN. STORAGE
=. TICKET ACT c R. REQUIRES
Protection Sought for Owner O
' 80 : -. 81 SS,-r rio.. a.,
Grain in Revision of Form
Announced Today s,..,.

A revised form of storage ticket az
required by an act of the last legis'
lature has been approved by the state
railway commission, and copies Of the
new form with an explanatory note
have been mailed all elevator compan-
les and representative grain shippers
in all parts of the state. .'. w.
The changes made in the new form
consist of added sections providing
that if the receipt is issued for grain
Of which the warehouse man is owner,
either solely or Jointly or in common
with others, the fact of such owner
ship must be stated; and that the
amount of the advances made and
liabilities incurred for which the ware
house man claims lien on the grain
must be designated.
The uniform warehouse receipts act
adopted by the last session Of the leg
islature provides that If negotiable
receipt is issued for goods, including
grain, the warehouse man shall have
no lien thereon, except for charges
for storage of these goods subsequent
to the date of the receipt, unless the
receipt expressly enumerates other
charges for which lien is claimed.
Every storage ticket after July l
must contain a certificate showing
that the grain has been inspected,
graded and weighed by a deputy state
inspector of grades, weights and mea-
sures
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1917-06-19
Paintings and Tapestrles.

The relative value OF paintings and
tapestries at the very time that tapes
tries were being produced in large
numbers-the fifteenth century, when
weavers Of Arras, Lille, Journal, Brus-
sells, Bruges and Paris, to say nothing
Of those OF Italy and Spain, were turn
ing them out in profuston may sur
prise some unacQuainted with the his
tory Of weaving. Pope Leo Z paid to
Raphael the equivalent iof $4,000 for
the ten panels OF the Apostles, and
Peter Van Aelst, the Brussels weaver
who converted the design into cloth,
received $4,000. This suite, as now
preserved in the Vatican, is valued at
a million and a half, although much Of
its color has faded. But while Raphael
probably executed his paintings in six
months, it took Van Aelst and his as.
sistants four years to finish them on
the looms, while, of course, the intrin-
sic value of the gold thread and other
loom materials was considerable.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1917-06-19
ANDERSON MAY
NOT GET lob ON
CONTROL BOARD
Reported That Churches Ferry
Appointee Has Incurred Dis
pleasure of the Gear
RETURNS HOME LEAVING
LEWIS STILL ON JOB

Berndt Anderson Of Churchs Ferry,
who came to Bismarck on Monday to
accept the place on the board of con-
troll rendered him by the governor
some months ago, returned home this
morning without his commission,
leaving Chairman Il. S. Lewis still on
the job.
Berndt Anderson, veteran legislator
and thorough-going farmer, is said to
be in bad with the administration.
What he has done and when he did
it does not appear. There was long
conference yesterday between the
governor and his two new appointees
for the board-Simon J. Nagel Of
Morton county and Anderson. At the
close of the conference no change
was made in the personnel of the
board.
Under an old opinion of former At
torney General Miller, it has been
held that Lewis, term expired June
Is, and Anderson was named to sue
coed him on that date. Nagel, who
succeeds Sylvan l.. Olson, does not
take Office until July ].
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1917-06-19

Was Best Ever-."'The Valley City
convention was the best in the his
tory of the North Dakota Volunteer
Firemens association" said State
Fire Marshal III IT,, Reade, secretary
of the association, on his return to
the. capital this morning. The pro-
gram" said Mrsuo Reade, Included
some Of the best1 speakers we have
ever heard, and they all discussed
subjects of Importance in considering
fire prevention. Prof. Arland D..
Weeks, dean of, education at the Az
ricultural college; Alexander Carr OF
Jamestown, Harry Curan Wilbur Of
Fargo and Arthur, M. Seekell Of Far
60, all made us fine talks. Mr.. Will
burs subject" was, The Service That
Saves the Nation On motion Of
the secretary, 500. of the association
funds was invested in Liberty bonds;
500 in the American Red Cross, and
1000: pounds of -four were contrib
uted to the Children's home at Far
go. Owing to war conditions, the
question Of holding convention in
1918 was left in the hands of the
board of trustees.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1917-06-19
|BURLE|GH COUNTY
COMMISSION WILL
SUPPLY LAB0RERS
Member of Efficiency Board An.
nounced for Every Township
q as Local Agent 4
FARMERS ASKED TO MAKE
WANTS KNOWN PROMPTLY

The Burleigh county committee Of
the state efficiency commission, w. j.
Prater, John A. Graham and c. c
Hibbs, today announced the appoint
ment of labor agents in every town
ship in the county. These township
chairmen will act as local representa-
tives of the efficiency commission in
ascertaining labor needs and supply
ing them. They report to the county
board; the county board to the state
commission, whose secretary, Oscar J.
Seller of Jamestown, has as his aide
r. ]. Leth, an expert from the United
States department Of agriculture.
Messrs Seller and Leth are In touch
with the labor supply in all parts of
the country, and they hope to be in
position to fill North Dakota's needs
as fast as they develop.
Burleigh county efficiency commits
sion representatives, the township
they represent and where they may be
addressed follows: 49," =
S. j. King, Moftit; Fred w. Hinsey,
Motif; Geo. Morrison, Brittin; ]. w.
Teachout, Glencoe; J. w. Burch, Stew
artsdale; Charles Swenson, Bismarck;
C. L. Syverson, Driscoll; w. E. Raw.
lings, Sterling; Edward Adams, Moi
fit; Robert R. Boyd, Menoken; F. J.
Fox, Bismarck; j., R. Falconer, Bis
marck, F. D. Woodwork, Driscoll; d.
c. Poindexter, Sterling; S. r. Day,
Mckenzie; Emil Lere, Menoken; d.
vid Trygg, Bismarck; T.. A. Green, Bis
marck; B. F. Paisley, Driscoll; John
Boyer, Driscoll; Charles G. Porter, Nc.
Kenzie; Warren C. Clark, Frances;
Frank Johnson, Bismarck; Ole Sather,
Bismarck; Lynn w. Sperry, Bismarck;
Bertram ~. Lein, Arena; L. c. Holmes,
Wing; C. o. Kell, Mckenzie; F. c.
Nelson, Baldwin; Fl. w. Little, Bald
win; w. e. Lipps, Baldwin; c. F. Lam
bert, Arena; G. Olgierson, Wing; Emil
Moses, Wing; c. E. Newcomer, Re-
gan; Axel Olson, Wilton; e. A. Will.
Jams, Jr., Wilton. Grant Palms, Wing;
Alex Solder, Wing; Charles F. Lind
sey, Regain; Walter. Graham. Regan;
William Lovene, Wilton; Harry Ulfers,
Wing; Frank Blake, Wing; ,~Nels NJ
Christensen, Wing; D. E. Maths, Re-
gan; Harry Talin, Wilton. p.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1917-06-19
BOARD MEMBERS HERE

BOARD MEM bERS HERE .
Berndt Anderson of Churchs Ferry
and Simon ]. Nagel Of Morton county,
who succeed r. S. Lewis and Sylvan
i. Olson, respectively, as members of
the state board of control, are in the
city today in consultation with Gov
ernor Frazier and members of the
board. Chairman Lewis term has been
held by the attorney general to expire
June 20, but Mr.. Anderson has ad-
vised that he is not yet certain wheth-
er he will take Office then or wait un-
It'll July l, when Mr. Olson's member
ship expires. This matter probably
will be threshed out today. -
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1917-06-19

ton; H. G. Thompson, Warner; F. J.
Ressler, Mandan; Mrs. Frank Gesing-
ser, Strasburg; Master Theodore Jab-
ner, City; Mrs. Clinton Gaskill, Ster-
ling; Mrs. Chris Geiszler, Ashley;
Mrs. Louis Parker, Hanover; J. J.
Messmer, Richardton. Those to leave
the hospital were: Master Ralph
Sather, Garrison; Mrs. E. G. Metz,
Wishek; Master George Claridge, Chi
nook, Mont; Olga Eoderanko, Max.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1917-06-19
ON AGAIN. OFF. AGAIN.

The biggest and best governor
North Dakota has ever had, after de-
voting all of two days to affairs Of
his office-the first two of the pres
ent months of, again this evening
to address a pow.wow Of Townley.
Bowen-Thomason,, disciples at Spirit
wood lake, jamestown. % ~. ..r.,......