Evening journal. [volume], March 14, 1913, Page 12, Image 12

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STATE LAW
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Special to THE EVENING .TOURNAI
DOVER. Del.. March 14.- With but
one dissenting vole, that of Represen
tative Pool, the House yesterday af
lernoon passed Representative Owens'
bill to create a State Law Examining
Board, of three members, one from
each county, to be appointed by the
five Judges of the Superior Court.
They shall receive $25 a year each as
compensation, and shall conduct «II
examinations In Dover. The 1*111 fe
qulres the registration of students,
with n. preliminary examination for
registration, hut a college diploma
may be accepted In lieu of the pre
liminary examination, The final ex
amination shall be held after three
years of study. It Is provided that
n graduate of n three-year «ourse hi
« reputable law school who la 24
years of sge and has been admitted to
practice for three years tn all the
courts of any other State or the Dis
trict of Columbia shall be admitted to
practice In the Delaware courts either
by the Law Examining Board or by
the Superior Court, on recommenda
tion of five lawyers In good standing,
If the Court should satisfy Itself of
the applicant's fitness. It Is provided
that a graduate of a two-year course
)n a law school and admitted to prac
tice In another State shall take at
least one year of study under a law
yer who has been practicing at least
ten years, before he can he admitted
to practice by the Examining Board
or upon recommendation of five law
yers to Superior Court in the Court's
discretion. It also ts provided that the
diploma of a graduate of a three year
course in a reputable law school pro
vided the holder Is admitted to prac
tice in another State, may he suf
ficient for him lo be admitted to prac
tice by Superior Court. In Its discre
tion, upon the recommendation of five
lawyers who have practiced for more
than five years.
Examinations may he written, or
oral, or both, and an appeal from the
finding of the Kxaming Board may be
taken to Superior Court.
Fritted Insurance Co's.
The House -passed Representative
Reynold's bill to require all fire In
euranoe policies lo slate on their face
whether the company issuing the
policy is a stock company or a
mutual Company.
Another important Insurance hill
passed by the House was Representa
tive Reynold's tn prohibit newly
chartered fire Insurance companies
from using a name already used by
an established company. Speaker Hol
comb and Representative Hammond
told of two Instancea in which litis
bad been done by companies that
'coated in Dover, The Speaker said
t s n* when persons with claims begun
lo pour In upon one of the companies
■ (vuebody simply scratched the rom-
r nit's name from the window and!
-hcd the office.
Representative Taylor's hill chang
leg the basis of school taxation In
I'arrlngton from the rental value to
the real value of property was passed
by the House.
The Senate passed Scpalor Rein
hardt's bill permitting the In
sertlon of a clause In mortgages
which makes an allowance for conn
sei fees should a suit be brought to
recover the mortgage. The bill limits
the amount of such foes to 5 per rent
of the amount collected. Under the
hill if a mortage is foreclosed ln
addition tn the face of the note and
Interest attorneys fees would be re
covered from the property sold.
To License Engineers,
The Senate passed Senator Oorm
ley's hill lo require stationary engi
neers In Wilmington to obtain a 11
cense from an examining hoard of
three. The Mayor would appoint the
board. The cost for a license the first
year would be $3 and $1,50 each year
thereafter. A majority of Wtlmlng-lr"
ton City Council opposed the bill on
the ground that sufficient revenue
might not be realized to pay each
member of the examining board a
salary of $100 a year Engineer* who
have engaged in their trade for three
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years are exempted from examination
Senator Walls Introduced as a sub
■dilute a hill that would provide a new
method for obtaining the general pro
perty assessment In Kent county. The
hill authorize* the Levy Court to ap
point a commission of three to hold
office Tor one year to make a general
assessment of all real and personal
Spent S700 on Feet
People With Sore, Tired,
Swollen Feet. Read This
Vouched for by Levengood h Stick
ler. Druggists of Latrohe, Pa,
"George Umoltis bought two pack
age* of E7.0 and In about four week*
'«me In and said he wanted It adver
Used, and pay all charge*, so the peo
pic would know how good It 1*. He
said for 7 years he hadn't stood on
his fed. be spent $700 for doctor
bills He only used one package of
F.7.1). und can run and Jump like a
bo) He was all smiles about EZO."
N. P Danforth sells EZO, a refined
Ointment for sore, aching, weary feel,
for 23 rents a Jar.
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I import and sel! an extra fine
Spanish Olive Oil at wholesale
and retail prices. Quality at low
AU goods
pnee is my motto,
guaranteed under the pure tood
laws.
GABRIALL LUSLNAT
No. 1 West Seventh St.,
Third Xloor
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OPENING DAYS
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friend* of the Boston Cloak Htbre It
!ls hardlv necessary .o mention the
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art *"•* Ihey nr Showing ilw irr*
he*t styles for this Spring and Sum-i
liter. When you mention the Boston
OtMk Store U I* slmosl the same a*
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mentioning correct readymade gar
merits for women and misse«, Mr.
U. S. Daub, the proprietor, I« so par
don.ar regarding the correel ness of
his styles mid perfect (Illing und
To the hundred* of visitors an
will tic correct that It I« almost 1m
posslhle to find an article In his store
hut what Is Just right. Beginning to
day the Boston Cloak Store là showing
the new styles fo r the coming season
The store and windows hsvo been
sttarctlvely decorated for (he occa
slon while extra salespeople are In
attendance. This Is the greatest din
play the Boston Cloak Store has
ever made and Is worthy of your
careful consideration. Yon should
by all mean* visit them either to
day or Saturday,
makes auch efforts that everything
will lie correct that It ts almost int
assessment enmmlssloner^joul^I^y
Hethany Beach Hills,
property. This
returned to Hie Levy Court In March, I
1914, nnd would stand until 1919, The;
The Senate recalled, reconsidered
and recommitted (he House bills to
permit Bethany Beach to sell bonds
bearlng fl per rent. Interest Instead of 1
5. The hill was defeated Wednesday I
in the Senate. Former Senator Drex-j
ler spoke against the hill then. Mr.
Drexler said yesterday that agreement j
had been reached that two bills af- j
feeding Bethany Beach should ha OOtJl
blned In committee Into one bill end
that the compromlee should include n 1
provision that would amble the town :
residents to decide the questions con- |
talned in the bill at a referendum.
Fussed by the Senate.
ment would be j
celve a compensation not to exceed
$1,000 with expenses. The bill was
reported favorably.
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Those Who nely on
the great home remedy which has proved its power to
relieve safely and speedily the minor ailments arising
from defective or irregular action of the organs of
digestion, find themselves spared hours of suffering
and able to ward off the attacks of serious sicknesss.
BEECHAM'S PILLS
never disappoint those who take them. They help the
digestion, stimulate the liver^clear the kidneys and regu
late the bowels. By purifying the blood they increase
cheerfulness and create confidence. As actions depend
on health and strength, those who know Beecham'a Pills
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AND RETURN
Sundays, March 16, and April 13, 1913
Special Train leaves Wilmington, S.38 A. iV.
(Union Station) 7.10 F, M. Tlflkei*
Children between
Ticket* on sale Saturday preceding
date of excursion at City Ticket Office, 905 Market Street nnd at
station; also at station on date of excursion.
No Baggage Cheeked.
returning leave* Washington
Good Only on Rpeelal Train In Each Direction.
5 and 12 years of age, half fare.
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hamnle trays, odd number* and broken lot», bought Trnm tho
leading pip« maiiufartiireis In New York, «buecTall* for this
»ale, making lbs finest lot o( high-grade, truaraatert) ■
shown In the Stole; The CALABASH, KCKBSCH AU
REB BIT good* nr« exceptional value«.
Pgrtlcnlar care wax nsed In »electing the F ALAR ISM Pipes t
buying only the hesl. e* our pael experience ha* proven (he cheap
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•eh*um how's* not rla»; values
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150 Meerschaum«, with amber bllsj In e»«es;'good
seleetlons: fully guaranteed; values up to
$5.00 each ......
50 Calabash, extra large and perfect* 'The hard
to get kind;" removable Meerschaum bowls; i
values up to $6.00 each .,.,.i
100 'extra fine" guaranteed French briers with
large bent and straight amber bits* values
np to $2.50 each .....
500 French briars, bent and straight am
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bone, rubber and amberoid bit**; value* up
to 7Be each .
Î00 Fine»f Belmore Pipe*;
Buhaum bowl*;
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As Ftecnoba, new *tae hlnnl, free with each 2Se Ptpe wr over,
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ACCIDENTS OF THE DAY
* ,Rllin * froni * boat at the plant
Of the Harlan and Hollingsworth Cor
poratlon yesterday. Charles Parvis, of
0 ' 30 " r "' * tr oet. broke his right
1pk «dmlttsd "» fhe Delà
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t0 fcelvo attention a t that hrts-i
ultal were; John R, Williams, colored,
of No. IS Carpenter street, a laborer,
w 'ho had his right wrist sprained,
• n, l " Hllnm KeMcy. * riveter at the
Harlan and Hollingsworth plant, who
„„„mined Injuries to hi* left ear while
si work.
NEED ANY TREESI
Street Commissioner Frank W.
Pierson again call« the public'« at
lenilon to the nsce«»iiy of Bending in
order« now for tree« for spring
planting. Persons seeing city orn
ployes planting trees have the mat
1er brought to lhet r mind and believe
that all (hat Is necessary ia to telc
phone and the Street and Sewer De
partment will forthwith send a treo
The department orders onlv what
have been previously engaged and
carries no slock,
it | R „ good plan to lake the time
to acquaint one's self -with tiie op
portunltlea tjiat arc presented
'through the Want f'oliinms. Adv.
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,n K bills;
Hous ' > 1 l, . Hl to Court
appropriation to Brldgevllle from $350
to |4fi0.
House bill to Increase Levy Court
appropriation to Millsboro from $300
lo $500.
House bill requiring bodies, of ani
mals and birds dylufe of contagions
dlsegsts to be burled Within 24 hours
House bill appropriating $500 to the
State Board of Health for free dls
tribut Ion of antitoxin.
House hill permitting women pro
perly owners to vote m town elec
Hons In Milton.
Mr. Reinhardt's bill to qualify Hie.
alenographer of the stfltc Judges to
take testimony It the i.ne coui tSeijJB
The Senate Hit to Improve the sys
tern of vouchers In the Slate Trcas
urer's office was passed n second time
by that body,
The Senate also pus-ed the follow
The same bill was en 1
acted lint whs vetoed by the Governor
because of ways In the draft.
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THIS SOME EDO.
Among: the hue lot of fowls owned j
by Hamilton Stewart, of the contract- ;
ing firm of Stewart & Donahue, Is one I
| which h.- considers the champion leg- ;
j horn laying hen, according VP the size i
I of ,h " -«* Several days ago Mr. ■
Stewart look from the hens nest an
I egg which measure*. g Inehe* around '
j from end to end and « 1-4 Inches l
around the middle. The hen Is of the 1
Wykoff young «train.
MR. RHOADS AT FUNERAL.
Jonathan E Rhnads, of this city, at- I
tended the funeral of Sarah Emiln
Klmmery at the Chestnut Street I
Friends' Meeting House, Philadelphia.
JOHN DOUGH LEAVES (TTY,
John Dough, who has been here ]
several days advertising Fleisch- :
mnnn's yeast, returned to New York 1
last evening. While here Mr. Dough
made many friends.
AN EPIDEMIC OF COUGHING
is sweeping over the town and young
and old arc alike affected. Foley's I
Honey A Tar Compound Is a quick. j
safe, reliable family medicine for |
coughs and colds.
Uharmacy. Chico.
"Foley's Honey and Tar Compound
has no equal, and I recommend it as
! containing no narcotics or other
harmful properties*,"- N. R Danforth,
Market and Second Sts.. Wilmington,
Del*
A. S, Jones, of Lee j
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Never before have such large crowds visited us on our Spring Opening
days . Never before have we been able io show the working people of
fhis city such a large and wonderful collection of up-io-the-minute
spring styles .
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We don't care wheiher you buy or
not. Come in and look around. See Ihe
finest stocks of men's, women's and
children's spring cloihes that you have
looked at in many a day. Learn our
easy 1 rifle a week payment pian. Sec for
yourself that when we call ourselves the
fairest am sejuarest credit store wespeak
the fru!h.
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Styles Is Hete
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Drop in Here Tomorrow
And learn how easy it is for you to dress up in
swell, nobby spring clothes and pay the bill on our fa
mous trifle-a-week plan. The largest, finest and most
enjoyable Spring Opening in town.
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KAHLES TO HAVE MUSIC.
Wilmington Aerie, F. O. E., which
has decided to participate in the
munBtp r parade in Baltimore, Md-,
lng , K held there, has engaged the
First Regiment Band to accompany
them. Boujämln F. Uawnsley the
leader of the band, has engaged twen
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Forster. Shoes for
Children Have Room
For Five Toes
Children's Shoes
Fitted by
Experts ß
Do the Shoes that
give each one of the five toes plenty of
to lay flat on the sole of the shoe and per
form the functions that nature orig nally in
tended toes to perform; or are the little toes
overlapping one another in such a way as to
bring everlasting discomfort to the child
when it grows up?
Forster's Foot Form Shoes are constructed
to help (and not retard) children's feet. They
give plenty of room for each toe and also
have extra arch support, designed to cor
rect foot ills. Expert advice and special at
tention given on the fitting of children's
shoes.
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ORPHANS' COURT WORK.
la the Orphans' Court, Elizabeth
appointed
A, Wittenberg has been
guardian of Ottiellle M. Wittenberg.
Harry «R. Isaacs made return of
the sale of Edwin P. Rutan et. al.
and the sale was confirmed.
The sale of the real estate of Wil
liam T. Hanna by Hugh A Garland
was confirmed.
RECEIVING CONORA'PULATIOV I
Mr. and Mrs. Horace Chester H j.
of Columbus, Ohio, are receiving ce L
gratuiations upon the arrival . of a
young daughter on March 7 *
Hill was formerly Miss Hildreth
this city, and for several year* taugfl
at No, 9 school.
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