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Evening journal., 1918-06-08
RURY AUTO VICTIM.

Special TO THE EVENING JOURNAL.
CHESWOLD, Del, June S-Funeral
services Of G. Carlton Sayin, who was
killed when run into by an automobile
jitney at Babylon, LII, on last Saturday
night, were held here on Thursday. He
was a son OF Mr.. and Mrs. w. c. Savin,
OF CheswoId, and was 20 have been
married on June 30 to Miss Margaret
Jackson. OF Harrington. Since April,
Mr.. Savln had been a representative Of
the Davey Tree Company, OF Kent,
Ohio, and with several boys. was
working at Bayshore on Long Island
Saturday evening. I'm company with
three companions. they hired bicycles
and took a spin to Deer Park TO spend
the evening. On their way home they
were run down by an automobile and
young Savln killed.
Evening journal., 1918-06-08
MANY JUNE VISITORS
AT REHOBOTH BEACH

Special to THE EVENING JOURNAL.
REHOBOTH BEACH. June s.-rhe
past week has been cool with east winds
and heavy dews. Vegetation is grow
ing very well. Farmers are making
no complaints OF their crops so far.
Children's Day exercises Will be held
in the NJ. L. Church tomorrow even
ing.
The Rehoboth High School held Its
annual commencement at the Blue Hen
on Monday night.
William Hillegas Of Wilmington, Is
visiting his grandparents, Mfr. and Mrs
II. Mifflln.
Mrs. Horace Lloyd Cnee Anne GID OF
Washington, visited her aunt, Mrs. An
ME McClellsnd this week.
Mrs. Vaughan Collins and Miss Re-
becca have Mrs. Russell as their guest
this week.
The Rev. and Mrs. Stevenson Of Mil
ford are at their cottage.
Mrs. Katie Rolph and daughter OF
Wilmington, arrived on Saturday night
at the Chelionia for the season.
Mrs. B. +. Riggin entertained the
Village Improvement Association on
Thursday evening at her home on
Brooklyn avenue.
The Rev. C. l.. Feiffer OF Laurel. but
now OF Sommeriield, n. j., is spend
ing a few days as the Rev. 8. r. Van
Loans guest at Coleman Clergy House.
The Rev. 5. X. Van Loan and sister and
her family are enjoying the Clergy
House for June.
Evening journal., 1918-06-08
zoe MORE KENT
YOUTHS FOR SERVICE

Special to THE EVENING. JOURNAL.
DOVER. Del, June s.-Followlng are
the additional names OF Kent County
registrants which were received by the
Kent County Exemption Board on We'd
nesday, who became Of age since June
3, 1917.
From Smyrna-Vlctor Zebley Royer,
Albert w. Kemp, Robert syfret. Frank
Harrington. John Henry Hoffecker Hall,
David S. McNatt.
Hartley-Davld James Williams
Clayton-Greenvllle Wallace Wilds.
Cheswold-John II. Mosley lcolored).
Dover-Louls Thompson, Andrew
Archie Motherhood, William Eugene
Polk. Thomas Oliver Clements. Russell
Norman Freeman. Carl q. Slaughter
Henry B. Weaver, Daniel James Queen
(colored) Willie V. Groves. Thomas
Henry spruance. Harry Brown, Jerry
Bullock.
Nyoming-Charles C. Downham. Lu-
ther Jennings Chambers (coloredl
Ralph stevens.
Camden-John Henry Lorenzen.
NlOla-tlDeft Dlll harrington kCol-
oredl Daniel Smith.
Little Creek-Wllliam Jackson Laf-
ferty.
Rising Sun-Andrew Gibson, colored
Felton-Luther Martin Griffith. Lloyd
L0urnes Craftfl, William Holland. Am
brose Broadway Klllen.
Frederica-James Franklin Workman
Harrington-Amos Mathew Beauch-
amp, Frank Willard Price. Theodore
II. Harrington, Frank Hudson Derrick
son.
Alilford-Otls Etts, Earl Coverdalc
(colored).
Charles Henry Groves, Millington,
Md (colored).
Harry b. Jackson. Oakmont. Pa.
There are 206 names on the list.
Evening journal., 1918-06-08
SERVICE FLAG FOR
MIDDLETOWN CHURCH
Special to THE EVENING JOURNAL.

Special to THE EVENING JOURNAL.
MlDDLEToWN. June s.--A silk ser
vice flag win be presented to Bethesda
NJ. Z. church tomorrow evening by the
Queen Esther Circle Of the church. The
nag will contain twenty-nine stare.
Very interesting exercises Will be held.
A troop OF Boy Scouts will act as
Guard OF Honor at the service. As
the pastor. DR.. Northrup reads the
names OF the boys in the service. the
mother or some other member OF the
family Will pin star on the nag. The
choir will give special music and a Sc
lection VIII be given by the Scouts
Frank A. Greenhawk, Scout executive
Of Delaware. is expected to be present
The Circle will also place a nag In front
OF the church.
The graduating class OF the Middle
town High School has sent out invita-
tions to the commencement exercises
which will be held at the Century Club
on Friday evening, June a. The mem
bers OF the class are: Grace Elizabeth
Day Brady. Frances Rebecca Cochran
Florence Christina Kohl. Helen Leone
Ladley, William Kulp Meyers, Marian
Elizabeth Plnler, Letltia Evans Poole
Lydia Flinthim Redgraye, Mile Ger
trude Ronenberg, Alma Hazel Whit
lock.
The Jewish Relief Committee cleared
S4i5.0i from the show given by Smell
lenburg's Minstrels. in the Opera House
on Tuesday evening. The committee
was asked for $500, some OF which has
already been given. They will hold the
campaign open for another week, hop
ing that they may go "over the top
Mrs. George Janvler has returned
home after a five months visit with
her daughter. Mrs. John II. Brown
at Penama. Mrs. Brown accompanied
Mrs. Janvier 20 Delaware and VIII make
a visit OF indefinite length.
The body OF Mrs. Alice Driver Brown,
wife Of Henry w. Brown. OF German
town. Pa, was brought here for in
terment In Old ST. Anne's cemetery on
Tuesday afternoon. Mrs. Brown lived
Evening journal., 1918-06-08
WOMEN HAVE NARROW ESCAPE.

Attempting to get into a small boat
at The Orchards. at Eleventh street
bridge several evenings ago, Miss Mar
garet Selby, OF Stockley. Del. and Miss
Flarence Wood, Of North East, Md, had
a narrow escape from drowning. when
the boat capslzed. Miss Wood man
aged to grab a chain hanging from
the wharf while Miss Selby clung to
the bottom Of the overturned boat.
Left struggling in the water, Miss Wood
finally managed 10 pull herself on the
wharf by the aid OF the chain, and
then helped her friend 10 get out.
Evening journal., 1918-06-08
CHANGE DEDICATION pATE..

Special TO THE EVENING JOURNAL.
GEORGETOWN, Del, June S.-The
date Of the dedication OF First NJ. p.
Church has been changed from June
80 to July 7, as II was found impos-
sible for President Warner, OF the
Maryland Annual Conference TO be
present on the former date. II is
planned 10 have all Of the former
pastors Of the church present at the
dedication as well as the members OF
the Southern Peninsula Preachers As
sociatiOn, which was organized al
Salisbury on Monday.
Evening journal., 1918-06-08
DOCTOR TAKES BRIDE.

Special to THE EVENING JOURNAL
DELAfAR, Del, June S.-Niiss Grace
NJ. Hrader. daughter Of Charles l.
Trader, Of this town. and DR.. S. Howard
Lynch were married in Seaford on
Thursday afternoon by the Rev. VIII
liam II. Darble. The doctor and his
bride will live In Delmar.
Paul Hastings has resigned as letter
carrier to take a position with the
Pennsylvania Railroad Company in
Philadelphia.
John n. Conway has enlisted in the
L. s. Navy.
Evening journal., 1918-06-08
MIR. ROSE WITH HIGHWAY DEPT.

Special to THE EVENING JOURNAL.
GEORGETOWN, Del. June Sd
ward Rose has accepted a POSITION
with the State Highway Department.
He will be connected with the engineer
ing corps as rodman on the work thas
is being done at this time preliminary
TO the construction Of the highways.
Evening journal., 1918-06-08
DOVER BOY aovER THERE" /"

Special TO THE EVENING JOURNAL.
DOVER, Del, June s.-Mrs. John w.
Clark has received word from her son,
Roy Clark OF his safe arrival in France.
Clark is with Company A, 309th In
fantry, having enlisted with a New
Jersey. regiment.
Evening journal., 1918-06-08
DIR. HICKMAN WINS COMMISSION.

Or. Harry Chalmers Hickman. OF No.
6i3 Delaware avenue. son OF Mrs.
Annie II. Hickman. has been appointed
flrst lieutenant in the medical sec
tlon OF the oflcers' Reserve Corps at
Camp Dix.
Evening journal., 1918-06-08

have stood for progress and community
welfare, and she will be long remem-
bered for her life Of helpfulness and de-
votion to every good cause.
Following are the results Of the War
Savings Campaign conducted in the
New Castle public schools 10 June 4.
The total sales amount TO S5,72S.75:
III !. 4
Evening journal., 1918-06-08
NEGRO ACCUSED As sLACKER.

Constable Tinsmsn last night arrested
Leon Z. Currie, Negro, on the charge
Of being a military Stacker. Currie
viii be turned over to the military au-
thOrities.
Evening journal., 1918-06-08
.ac-EvERyDAY cHocoLATEs-.sc

Assorted chocolates packed In three
layer box. Unbeatable assortment. Spe-
clal assortment. l3 cents the pound box.
Tempting Fruits In Cream. as cents
the pound.
Danforth's Dependable Drugs, Market
and Second streets.-Ady.
Evening journal., 1918-06-08

In this neighborhood years ago when
the Driver family made their home on
the Murphy farm.
Evening journal., 1918-06-08
FINANCIAL STATEMENT.
FINANCIAL STATEMENT.

ORDINANCE
JULY iois ENDING TIRrIETH DAY OF
oRpsISED THE COUNCIL" MAYOR AND COUNCIL
THAT this Of
appropriated
Evening journal., 1918-06-08

ANO II INL V IIIL ODhIN'
On and after June 10Th, 1918 the rate e e on the
lines Of the Company Delaware will be cash ticket sold by
the conductors and the office the Company the tickets tor
25c Free transfers will be issued between the lines under the
regulations heretofore Outstanding tickets will be redeemed tor their acc
value the office the Company and will also be accepted by the conduc-
Tors as follows
1 15c ticket with &c cash will be accepted one fare and will be
entitled o a transfer
6 5-5c tickets will be exchanged for the strip tickets
tanning tickets for 25c
The following changes will be effective June 10Th
The from Wilmington Emere will Linden Avenue
Oak Grove v be established extending from Linden
Avenue Oak Grove the end Of ne line at Marshalon
The from Wilmington Richardson Park will lap Johns
Street Newport and will be established which will extend from
Johns Street Newport o the end the line at Stanton.
All other suburban will remain al present
Our patrons respectfully requested the conductors by hv
ing the are ready whenever possible boarding the
Wilmington & Philadelphia Traction Go.
Evening journal., 1918-06-08

Attest: HOMER c. SIMMONS.
Clerk Of The Council.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-01-14
SUFFERED SINCE
SHE WAS A CHILD
Mrs. O'Neill Gains Eighteen
Pounds on Tanlac and
Troubles Are Over
come.

II have just finished NV third hot
Tie ot Tanlac ana have actunIr raipoa
eighteen pounds was the remarkable
statement made hy Mrs Mania
ONetll OF 2GOlol-2 Welton street
Denver, Col. recently.
Ever since ! was child" Mrs
o'Neill continued. "evcu as far back
hs ! can remember, | have had trouble
with my stomach Everything I
would eat spured on my stomach
causing awful pain ana at times /
would almost smother from the Gas
Which would rise around my heart
NY trouble became worse as ! grew
oldcr and finally | got to where I
dreaded 10 eat anything on account
OF the dreadful suffering It caused
me
Il tried every kind Of medicine. /
think. that is made for stomach
trouble, both in tablet and lIquid
FORM, but nothing ever did me any
good. / fell off in weight. was YER,
weak ana when night came I was so
tired could hardly move Ny
brother Ia Pueblo told me OF the f.,-
results he had gotten from TanlHc
and advised me TO try It. The resu,
Is I'm just beginning to enjoy tbe
blessings OF good health | can't "a.
member when / was In as good phvsi
cai condition AS now and it's the first
time since I Was "a child that | cou,~
eat without suffering afterwards Nh
appetite i1splendid and can eat ust
anything ] want and enjoy It. and |
Know II ny food did not agree with
me could never have gained SO much
IN weight, sleep well every night
now ana TAnlac has built up my
Strength IL,
without getting the least bit Trad
now recommend Tanlac TO eyerybodv
because OF what it has done for me
and I'm buying a bottle now for n
friend OF mine for believe IL is iuSt
what she needs.
Tanlac IL sold in Tulsa exclusively
by Roy Getman's Rexall Drug store
Quaker Drug Company and Puritan
Drug Company ADV
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-01-14
Corsalig OF
The Sunbeam
How 20 Avoid Those Pains and Distress
Which 60 Many Mothers Have Suffered

Too much cannot be said FOR
Wonderful preparation. familiar 10
many women as Mothers Friend
II Us more effective IN It's action
than all the health rules ever mid
down for the guidance of oxpectant
mothers. u Is an externalaapplicatlo
that spreads It's Influence upon IN.
cords. tendons and muscles OF tho 8u-
domen, rendering them pltnt. and
they expand gracefully without that
peculiar wrenching strain.
Ihe occasion is, therefore one ui
unbounded joyful anticipation and too
much stress cannot be laid upon the
remarkable Influence which "A moth
ers happy prenatal disposition has
upon the health and fortunes OF the
generations to come
ihe pain nj the crisis in iuflultrk
less when Mothers Friend a. used
during tho period of expectancy for
Nhe muscles expand easier aud with
loss strain when baby is born.
Mothers Friend Is for external use
only, is entirely safe and may be had
OF your druggist. II is prepared Dos
t.c Bradford Regulator Co. piss
Lamar Bldg Atlanta, Ga Write
them To mail you their interesting
Motherhood Book" They will send
IT at once, without charge and guu
vii find II very helpful. DO not neglect
for a single night and morning 60 an
plv Mothers Friend according to dl.
rcciions around the bottle. and thus
lortify yourself against pain and U.-.
comfort.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-01-14
"HAVE A HEART"
PROVED GOOD ONE
Musical Comedy at Convention
Hall Last Night Pleasing
Performance.

Z Woil.eostumod nnd wrll-warcd
with o. lot uf sparkling comedy good
SONG hits shapeiy pretty chorus and
presented by d capable company.
N'iuNr IlraU" proved good cnt-
tuinucnt 10 q large audience ut Con
rrutipu han last night
n hld not create furoro ~ en-
thuHiartu bat II was satisfactory aud
rrut me crowd away hummiuR It's
melodies. which was good proof Mt
if had something II ~ the bcsDnhuR
ihrt huH been along this season cK-
trptlnE Pom Pom hut this iHnt
saying so Very much FOR ln rc@llit-.
the tnfrriority uf The few other al
fractions that preceded II
The hrri hair dragged pcrccptiblJ
ana thc seruud started or the same
way hut frightened with the appear
aucc Of Grace iiooy As Dolly lirndH-
son" who seemed to bring a fresh
supply of ringer and snap with her
absorbed by the others
Rosie Green's whlrlwind dance
scored heavily and "lIHve u Heart
began tn really deliver Harriaon
Garrett and Betty Weber fulhwep
with the biggest hi; ~ the evening In
thoir duo You said something" This
VAS the rutohiru Of AN the melodies
Gus for swinging illtinF. tuueful har-
nuny ns had been clnimcd for This
musical COMEDY.
Mss WchHr ny Ire way, was the most
magnetic iitUr personality iu the en-
t.rr cast She was rharmiuEly chiC,
itll uf rrpcc Hud wiusomc appeal and
r1uNht the audience 30 q greater lX-
tent than. amy ~ ihc others proni-
ucutA cast. Every time she appeared
her personality seemed to have an
electric effect Whiic there were no
stars In the east. Hrtty Weber ap-
preached uy1rcr to being lumunry
than any OF the others
tccclia Wright primn donna was
pleasing and sang her Numbers well.
Her voice is good. bat of apparently
limited range ana power. Hor beat
numbvr WaA her Daisy song, Just
before the rnnle which was one OF
the pretticst things Of the perform
nnce Hud effectively cliuaXed 10y the
grouping OF the chorus around the
priniu donna m tho center OF the stage
win Miss Wright the centcrpieCc of a
garden at nlsics Miss Wright is
former oklahoma city girl. aud has
been uu .ho professional stage several
years Nhc lH known 10 number Of
Tulsa women.
Joseph Keno. tho comedian. far.
ulshcd most uf the FUN and carried
his part effectively an the way thru,
tho many ut the lines would put them
selves over Kcuo's song. Napoleon"
Ina which he was supported hN the
choruH scored big and took three en-
cores $ ! =.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-01-14
CASE REMANOED FOR TRIAL
State taiicd to Use Necessary VIII
nt~SSto Complete Requirement Tes-
| timnnN

OKLAHOMA CITY. okla. Jan q.
rTnot OF the corpus deficit does not
meet the requirement ~ the law. IN
the opinion OF the criminal court of
appeals. in The case OF the state w.
W NJ Henry convicted In the Mcln-
losh county court OF giving away
teachers examination questions ana
fined $l00 and given thirty days IN
prison
The Judgment ~ the lower court
Is reversed and the case remandcu.
According TO tho opinion of the nigh
court the state aid not use I'm N.
trlal the witness who it waH alleged,
received the questions given by Henry.
The high court could not under
stand why this wds not done, ana con-
cludes that the proof at corpus deficit
was Incomplete
Tho cnse OF J d 4, Norwood okla-
huma county district court. forgery
In the second degree, one year ,n the
pcmwusary was affirmed
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-01-14
TEUTONIC AND RUSSIAN REPORT
OF PEACE PARLEY DON'T AGREE
Scmi-official Report Colors
Brest-Litoysk Session for
Home Consumption

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Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-01-14

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4uIur turu.u with more upHu sus
pioIuu ulfh'r lbau 400 actual con
.I,tluu iuH, the tormau delegates
.t,,r. virtually urpuu ut Iur l. .y
and ruuo#t.uu..' groups ono pas
slNr uf lrHIlt}.- Hurrrh winch luu
Mulff bureau uults follows
.Ihp sIu,prir' OF "ur aspirations fnr
r,uDr ttr aufn,puth proved hy -
ult.Iudr regarding tho free right ~
development ~ Finland Ammonia and
t.trIuIa The other side huH uuly to
show uu analogous attitude regarding
iht .prl.oua prp,Ipi,d b. IL
Reforming tu pn mrly part OF
TIuiskg. % speech thr German version
tpoIlu uf tctf1lu Telegram about
vnI,h % ut,s ihpi Trolzky Expressed
regrets 1ur Ituw.iuu version Says
nothing about rrr,a uut Introduces
uoD passage pm"Itng that the
German viewpoint regarding rc-o,.
cupIud territory is merely thu tho
Aill ur lhr proplr should hc replaced
hy tho wiz OF q privileged group
Near ihr close ~ % pussuro which the
German version gives thus
"lhp llu4sIHu government however.
wrote tt tho head Of its program a
world peace The l.rrnt ymuuthies NJ
the Nugsluu people for the peoples uf
the allies strcugthcus in ta dosirr to
attain the spccdiost peace buned ON
understanding lmoug the pcupIcF
Tho ltuu8ian account says,
"Our government placed ~ The
head of its program u world ucnCe
but n promised The pcuplr 90 sign only
democratic and lust pence. The
of the Runmnn pruplo are
with the working classes of GERMANY
ANA her allies Years of wur have
not hardened the hearts OF the RuE.
rtan soldiers who stretch forth their
hands TO the po,pl, on tho other
side"
Regarding the prnpopnI Ia rrr,nye
the negotiations to Stockholm ~
Russian version says In pnrt
THE refusal Of the c.utrnI rnwors
10 transfer tho cunferencca Co "A
neutral site ia only eAplicphla by ,hn
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-01-14
LARGE CROWD OF MEN WELL
PLEASED WITH ~" FORUM
Dr H. u. Williams, Who Was TO Have
Spoken, Delayed by Rail
Congestion

The meeting OF the Mems Forum at
the Y NJ &. A yesterday afternoon
wus n success In spite OF the fact that
nr E l. Williams OF Chicago. who
was 20 have spoken was unable 10 be
present because OF imperfect railroad
conditions due TO the storm
The service wns turned over to the
newly reorganized Tulsa Gospel Team
ana proved very interesting and he'll
ful
c. Il. BuChner. general secretary Of
the Y NJ c. A. made short ad-
dress, which was followed by an old
time song service and experience
meeting. As a special musical mum
ber J. Allan NeaEer and Leslie Var
hough sang Gounod's duet. Forever
with the Lord"
Following the service there was q
social hour In the lobby for which
most OF the men remained An ip-
formal musical and rhetorical pro
gram was presented and light refresh
ments we're served.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-01-14
Better Health From
Internal Baths

ID. Miss Frances Ilcrrod writes Dr Chas. A
"Fyrrril Of Nrw York ns follows.
~ am very glad 60 fal you that I am
from the use OF the y b. t. Cascade and
an IN better health lhan ] have been in
This rs hut dnc Of thousands OF the same
lHfgel Of New York. the iuvrntor of the
I'm l. Cascade
By purely natural process Of properly
using warm water the - B. l. CuScMs
removes all the poisonous wHstc from Tho
tower Intestine which physicians agree Is
the cause Of IS per cent OF all human all.
meur
Roy r Geiman. druggist Tnlsn has filled
au rnorrrous demand for '"J h l.. als,
cHdrs M the past few years. and will show
anl eNplaiu ii Ga yuu on request 4 free
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