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Evening journal., 1907-12-30
ROYAL RAYMOND
IS RECOVERING
Expected That He Will Soon
Return to This City to
Resume Work

After having undergone an operation
for appendicitis which threatened SER
ious results, the Rev. Royal w, Ray
mond, leader Of the local option fight
in Delaware and now permanent sec
retary Of the National Anti Saloon
League in this district is convalescing
rapidly and il is probable that he Will
be able 20 assume charge of the work
of the Anti Saloon League here by the
latter part OF February.
The operation was performed last
month in a hospital at Newburyport
Mass, Mr.. Raymond's home. For sew
eral weeks after the operation he de-
clined and IL was thought that another
operation would be necessary. Later
however, his condition assumed an en-
couraging turn and, although he is
stil az the hospital, II IS expected thai
he win have recovered sufficiently II
few weeks TO be taken 10 his mother'l
home IN Newburyport. Mr.. Raymond
is much pleased at the prospects of nil
returning TO this city in the nea
/ future.
Evening journal., 1907-12-30
RENT STRERS
TO MEETD-NIGHT
May { lash With New York
Police at tHrOpOSed
DemOnsOn
Ry LIE JouRNAL'Ilal vic.


NEW YORK Defhere is every
prospect of serious at the open
air mass meeting tent strikers
scheduled for to-nii
The socialists whi engineering
the campaign say strilSers will
meet IN defiance of hice.
The gathering is held in Rut-
gers Square Poliqain Schlott-
man, in whose pret is to take
place. declares his tll not hesi-
tate to use force to it up. The
strikers have so ini in number
that it is certain III more 10000
win refuse to pay sent rentals
after January 1, andhey will re-
sist eviction.
The women. who ahesitated TO
join the fight, are ntnthusiastic
as the men. While b are work.
ing tS-day their mol Mives ana
daughters are keepine war. Az
headquarters the lea.e consider
llB lo-udS oh "iio' 1ls week 10
hold the monster parHhich they
have decided TO shq strength.
They say fully 'O'OOOFomen and
children Will be IN lihlice inter-
ference they declare stop it.
The vast majority hlords are
preparing to take thefe at once.
Dispossess notices az prepared
to-day in big bunchep-morrow.
Thursday, Friday a4day it is
expected to serve at \ Of them.
Evening journal., 1907-12-30
Commercial Markets

PHILADELPHIA. Dec. N.-BALED
HAY AND sTRAW-Demand was light
and prices favored buyers under liberal
offerings. We quote
New Timothy Hay-No. /, large bales,
Si9al9 So. No. 1 small bales. i750alS; No
. Sisai6.5o; No. 8. sl5al55o; no grade
si2al4 Glover Mixed Hay-No. /, si7ooa
1850; No. p s55oal6o0 straw-No. 1,
straight rye. slsOoals5o; No. 2, straight
rye, Sl2.0oa125o
EGGs-There was a fair demand for
strictly choice fresh stock. prices OF
which ruled steady. but mied held and
fresh eggs continued plentiful, dull and
weak We quote;
Nearby. frsts. in free cases. 29c. near
by current receipts, in returnahle crates,
CSC: Western frsts. &c.
Z LIVE POULTRY-Fowls strictly choice
large. 1sisal4c; fowls common TO fair, l2a
|i3c. old ROSTERS. iOc; spring chickens,
choice. large, 13isalic.
/ DRESSED POULTRY-Turkeys. near
lby. fancy. 1aaeoc western. fancy, iSc;
fresh killed fowls. fancy, dry packed,
weighing pounds and over per pair. j.
ai2iac.
Evening journal., 1907-12-30
GRIPS STRAE
HOLDCITY

The epidemic Of pm. tvphoid
fever and grip in thit serious
evidence Of the far lsalutarv
qualities of a "Greenuts." Phv-
sicians here say that lent epi-
demic appears 10 affdroRchial
passages. Bronchitis eumonia
are it's common accomts and
Il leads TO probably cent. of
tuberculosis cases. Men at-
tribute the warm, d4ther as
the cause of most OF ia fever
and grip cases here.
There can be no of the
fact that an influenza is rag
ing in this city, san known
physician yesterday. families
are in with It, and u4aordin-
airy precautions are each
case serious consequeffkely.
In the first place it under
stood by all intelligenthat in
fluenza is one of the n !, com
Anuhicapie On iiididoies ft red-
son the sufferer shoul tied as
much as possible fromof the
| family Serious cons come
most often to those gr who.
| before the attack. werel down
in their general health Of an
attack, which usually with
fever. digestive disturb pains
! in the back and limb Sed at
once and send for a
Evening journal., 1907-12-30
STRANGER WORE
His ELKS' CHARM
After the "Hieh Sign" Failed
Charles II. Simmons Re-
covered Emb.em

Several men in cigar store were
surprised on Saturday afternoon to see
Charles H. Simmons. OF the Arm Of
Simmons and Brother wig-wagging to
stranger who just entered, from
whose watch chain 0angled a fine
Elks' charm Of gold. Mr.. Simmons is
a prominent member Of the EllSs, and
the spectators surmised that he was
making the "high sign to the stranger
with the Elks' emblem.
When the new member failed to ac-
knowledge the high sign" Mr. Sim
mons INQUIRED Of the man whether he
was an Elk.
mo" replied the stranger, but ]
f--a.nd this charm about year ago and
wore it. as / never learned who owned
it," Mr. Simmons took the charm,
and on examining it found the initials
&C. II. S." on the back. II was q
charm that had been lost by Mr.. Sim
mons a year AGO. One of the diamonds
had been lost from an eye Of the Elk''
head, but the other was intact. and
there Is a slight mutllation which Mr.
Simmons will have repaired.
Evening journal., 1907-12-30
BODY, NOT LEAD
IN DRUCE COFFIN
Opened in iighgate Gene
terry and CaIdweII'S Story
is Exploded
BY THE JOURNALS special ware.


LONDON. Dec. 3O.-Thomas Charles
Druce's coffin contains human remains.
1t was opened in Highgate cemetery
today and inside was found the body of
an aged beared man. The features were
unrecognizable, but there is no doubt
the corpse was that Of Druce himself
Though George Hallamby Druce,
claimant to the estate of the Dukedom
of Portland says his case is unshaken
by the discovery it Is generally under
stood the discovery wrecks his hopes.
The perjury charge against Herbert
Druce, the elder Druce's son by sec
ond marriage, who says he saw his
father in mis- coffin in 1864. fifteen years
before the Fifth Duke of Portland died,
Of course falls to the ground.
The story of robert Caldwell, the
New Yorker, who swore he engineered
bigus funeral for Druce and buried
200 pounds Of lead in his coffin. is
proven absolutely untrue. Herbert
Druce says he will push the case
against the latter, who is under ar
rest in New York, charged by the
English authorities with perjury. Sim
liar accusations will probably be pre-
ferred against other witnesses who res
titled in George Druce's civil suit anc
against Herbert Druce in the perjury
case against the latter.
1t was to lay a foundation for sucf
] prosecutions that Herbert Druce, mucf
against his will finally permitted hil
fathers grave 10 be opened.
Evening journal., 1907-12-30
ROSE HILL SCHOOL
HAS BIG GROWTH
Special to THE EVENING JouRNAL.

Special to THE EVENING JOURNAL.
ROSE HILL. Dec. so-The Christmas
entertainment Of the Rose Hill Sum
day school will be held this evening
A string orchestra VIII furnish the
music. The school has grown in six
years from IA to IS. A movement Is
on foot to have a chapel built as the
attendance is so large. There is also
talk Of a home coming day when all
who ever attended the school will be
present The following officers have
been elected: superintendent. Arthur
B. Wilson; assistant superintendent,
S. Hickman HEWITT secretary, Alfred
Bennett; assistant secretary, Winfield
Clalk; treasurer. Mrs. S. H. Hewist.
The program for the entertainment
this evening follows
Singing, "All Hail the Power;"
prayer; address Of welcome, Paul Tbs.
bitt; Scripture reading. Irene Chad.
wick; exercise, May, Edith, Virginia
Exline; singing, "The King Born" by
the school; recitation, by Minerva
Taylor; singing. THE Christmas Let
ter" infant school; address. "A Few
Christmas Thoughts, Rev. G. L. ALI
derson; duet and chorus by Edna
Goodman and Emma Clark: exercise
and singing, infant class; duet, Carol
ing Bells" by Mabel ana Caroline VIII
son; exercise, f. George Winfield;
singing, Christmas Bells" school; an
nouncements; solo, selected, Caroline
Wilson; recitation, Myrtle wilson,
chorus, 90. Juda, Lift Thy Voice.
distribution Of gifts; singing, Good
Night"
Evening journal., 1907-12-30
THIS ROBBER IS
AFTER RUBBER
GIN ShO naak Thief Makes
Another Rad IN Cemetery
Store House

A most decided D"gum shoe" sneak
thief persists in breaking into the
storehouse conneced with the super
intendenfs quartz Is at wilmington
and Brandywlne cemetery. For the
third time witln several months
someone has broa an into the store
house and carried b. triumphantly the
superintendent's supply of rubber
boots, with O beWeering disregard Of
far more valuable fticles in the same
place.
The latest theft as discovered Sat-
urday at noon by aperintendent S. c..
/ iPenrose. Sometini during the morn
ing or the precedif night a thief had
entered through agar window OF the
storehouse. which back Of Mr.. PEN
roses house, at IRware avenue and
( Madison street, puhd down the upper
sash. broke dooio the second floor
and pushed his ''eh shoe" operations
to the limit. Six irs of rubber boots
were stuffed into back and then the
burglar, deftly taig off the rubber
tires OF two bic es, tucked those
away also.
The thief showdsurprising daring.
HE found the reawindow unlocked.
land he had little bble entering. on
the way to the upi floor, however, a
locked door block9th way, but the
man simply knod 1t in. On the
second floor was pie evidence that
the robber was a surely fellow, for
lscattered about e the butts Of
icigarettes and cig and other signs
Of his having beeinhurried by any
fear of discoverylWith articles Of
much more value hut him, the thief
Twas apparently sabd with his cor
ner" in rubber, ahothing else was
disturbed.
For three succde times within
three. months the / house has been
: broken into and hing but rubber
y boots stolen. althh other plunder
= was near at handle latest robbery
= represents a loss ID. Penrose Of $12.
: Now the rubber robber is being
q "rubbered" after ltr. Penrose and
u lall the gum shoeluths Of the Po-
n lice Department"
Evening journal., 1907-12-30
MRS. LANE GOES
BACK TO YORK

When the case of Mrs. Lena Lane,
charged with the larceny Of a diamond
ring In York, Pa, was called in city
Court to-day. Assistant city Solicitor
Satterthwaite informed Judge Cochran
that the woman had been returned to
York and he asked that the case here
be dismissed. Chief of Police Black
took the woman TO Baltimore yester-
day, where he was met by a detective
from York, who took charge of the
defendant
Mrs. Lanes husband, who was ar
rested in connection with the case and
released on bail, was TO have been ar
lraigned before Magistrate Robertson at
IN o'clock. but that justice Of peace
said he had not been brought before
him.
Evening journal., 1907-12-30
Deaths

William Allen.
Harry w. Griffith.
James Clerkin.
John S. Stewart.
William j. Dorman.
Raymond Wilson.
James 7. Moore.
Annie &. Sayers.
John Samuel Stewart.
Margaret Benson.
SAYERs-In this city. on December
~ S9'9: s.voys. lsS,' Ann'' N' sss = A's'''
Relatives and friends are respect
| fully invited to attend the funeral from
hor late residence, No 90S West Fourth
street, on Thursday morning January
cd, 1903, az O'clock. Solemn Requiem
mass at st. Pauls Church. lnterment
at Cathedral Cemetery.
Please omit flowers.
MOORE--In this city, on December
2Sth, 1907. James H., son Of George
W. and Susan A. Moore, aged "a
years
Relatives and friends Of the family
are invited to attend the funeral SER
vices at the residence Of his brother
/ Charles X. Moore. No. 2u6 south
Franklin street. on Tuesday afternoon
December 81, 1907, at 2.30 o'clock. In
lterment Silyerbrook Cemetery
lWiLSON--In this city. on December
29th. 1907, Raymond. son of Willard
S and Sallie S. Wilson, in his 25th
year.
Relatives. friends and Delaware
lodge. No. O. Shield Of Honor, are in
vitcd to attend the funeral services
at the residence Of his parents, Slt p
seventh street, on Wednesday after
moon, January ist. 1905, az o'clock
lInterment Old Swedes Churchyard
DORMANT this city, on Decemoe
aOth. 1907, william ]. Dorman, age
20 years.
Relatives. friends and members o
. Hope Lodge, l. o. o. r., and Cochran
vale Lodge l. o. O. IT,, Of Cochran
Vile. Pa, are invited to attend IN
. funeral service at the residence Of hi
sister-in-law, Mrs n. C. Dorman, N'
614 West Fourth street, on Wednesda
evening. january /, 1908, at o'clocl
I Interment Faggs Manor, Pa, on Thurs
day January 2d, at IL o'clock.
% TEWART-On December 2Sth, Jon
samuel Stewart aged S years, so
OF William and Sarah Stewart.
Relatives and friends are respectful
Y Invited 10 attend the funeral from h
residence, Squirrel Run, on Tuesda
December 31st. at . O'Clock.
e Interment. Greenville Cemetery
BENSON-In Crisneid, Ma, on Deceu
J., Der 2S, 1907, Mrs. Margaret Benso
in the S2d year OF her age, az q
r residence Of her daughter, Mrs. J..
ID 4. Dennis Mrs. Benson was
widow of Captain n. r. Benson.
n, Funeral services will be held at h
late home. No. 9l6 Delaware aven'
a- Tuesday afternoon, at 2.30 o'clo'
Intement private
lALLEN--In this city on December
1907. William Allen.
Relatives and friends are respe'
fully invited to attend the fune
from his residence. No. 511 Frank
q, street. on Tuesday afternoon. Dece
~ ber s1st. at o'clock. Services at {
oi Swedes Church. at 2.30 O'Clock. Int
ment Old Swedes Cemetery.
GRiFFlTH-In this city, on Decent
2Sth. 1907, Mary E, wife OF ha
w Griffith. In her 25th year.
IA Relatives and friends o. the tan
wv are invited 70 attend the funeral fr
the residence Of her parents, Mr..
liar Mrs. Philip Tulley no. 1904 East III
vill ltcenth street. on Tuesday morning
- icember 81. at 9 o'clock High mass
- St. Patricks Church, at $50. INT
lment Cathedral Cemetery.
Evening journal., 1907-12-30
Inwsr AdmIsslon For Roxina.

A new schedule Of admission charges
will prevail at the boxing bouts Of the
Delaware Athletic Club at Brandywine
Springs on Wednesday night Here
after the. reserved seats will cost 70
cents and 81. The chair or ringside
seats viii cost 81, while the platform
seats viii cost as cents. The general
admission will be SO cents, but there
viii be four hundred seats available
at this price The first to come will
be the first to be served with these
seats. and after they have been filled,
the late corners will have to stand.
Evening journal., 1907-12-30
MANY ENTRIES in
POULTRY SHOW
Ccorilnued From First PaSsO

II. /. Stewart. Wilmington, Del,
golden and silver seahright bantams.
Horace l.. Way. Mendenhal, Pa,
white wyandottes.
DR.. George O. Edwards, Lansdowne,
Pa. s. c. black orpingtons.
Thomas c. Boulton, Wilmington, s.
c. buff orpingtons.
r. l.. Connell, Landenberg, Pa, white
walter +. Green, wilmington. hou-
dams.
Joseph H. Gould, Jr, Wilmington,
, dragons
( Herbert Thornett, Wilmington. zig
cons
William Lang. Wilmington. white
cochin bantams
Homer W. Booker. wilmington, sim
gle and r. c. r. 1. reds.
Charles Bullock, Wilmington, pigeons
@. S. wood. wilmington. pigeons
and golden seabrisht bantams.
Samuel w. Hanby, Chadds Ford, Pa.
S. c. r. / reds.
]. w Morrow. Cossart, Pa, white
rocks and white wyandottes.
w. H. Moore. Chadds Ford, Pa, buf
and black orpingtons.
Francis X. Delp. Wallingford, Pa
IS c. buff orpingtons
I. c. Parker, Woodbury.. N j., Col
umbian wyanoottes
A. r. Tatum, Wilmington, muscov
and Indian runner ducks and r. c. j
J. reds.
James r. Gillian, Amber, Pa, whit
Wy yandottes.
Egbcrt psutter. Wilmington. Del
dragons.
Southbrook Farms. Grubbs, Del, blac
orpington partridge wyandottes an
barred rocks.
Kirk and SpealSman, Wilmingto
Del, silver wyandottes.
Augustus +. Wahl, Wilmington, drl
goOns and runts.
Evening journal., 1907-12-30
READY FOR THE
FLEET AT RIO
Elaborate Preparations for
Entertaining Americans
at Brazil
By THE JOURNALS Special wlr..

RIO DE JANEIRO, Dec. 30ZElabor-
ate preparations are being made here
for the entertainment of the American
fleet now steaming towards Rio de
Janeiro. from its last stopping place.
Port Of Spain, Trinidad. 7esi q e.a
Word has been received that the
Armada left Port of Spain at O'Clock
Yesterday afternoon and Is travelling
the $500 knots between that port and
this at a ten knot rate --.
The United States collier Caesar ar
rived here yesterday with coal for the
American fleet and the minister Of ma
rine has ordered the hospital ship
Carlos -Frederico to report to Admiral
Evans for service as soon as the Amer
lean war vessels enter port.
Evening journal., 1907-12-30
SEARCHING FOR
MRS. LINDSAY

Postmaster Henry c. Conrad to-day re-
ceived an inquiry from a person living
at Brilliant. Ohio. asking for information
as TO the whereabouts Of a woman named
Mrs Lindsay. whose maiden name was
Martin No other particulars are men
toned In the letter.
Postmaster Conrad would like to hear
from any person who can give informa-
tion concerning the woman.
Evening journal., 1907-12-30
To Dance The Year In.

What promises 10 be an enjoyable
promenade concert and dance will be
held at the Grand Opera House on New
Years eve, and the young people will
be given an opportunity OF dancing out
the old year and the new one in. Car
penters and decorators are now engag-
ed in preparing the stage Of the thea
tire for the occasion. Music will be
furnished by the combined orchestras
of the opera House and Lyceum Thea
tres. under the direction Of John S.
Egan Women will be admitted free.
Evening journal., 1907-12-30
erestIna from south AfrI.a-

Christmas greetings from friends
across the sea continue TO be. received
by William ]. kirkland. a clerk in the
Office of the Clerk Of the Peace. The
latest one. received this morning. Is
from A. c. Johnson. a major in the
British Army stationed at Pretoria.
South Africa. Major johnson and MI
Kirkland were boys together in Ire
land.
Evening journal., 1907-12-30
GAME SEASON
ENDS TOMORROW

Tomorrow will be the last Of the open
season for game in Delaware, and after
IL o'clock tomorrow night It will be
unlawful to shoot rabbits, quail, or
pheasant within the State.
Gunners. however. will be permitted
for while longer to shoot reed birds
II they can find them.
The present season for rabbit and
quail has been very successful, and the
game has been more plentiful than for
several years. Should the winter con-
tinue as mild as it has been thus far
It will be conducive TO abundant game
next season.
Evening journal., 1907-12-30
MONEY WILL BE
BURIED TOMORROW

The funeral Of William II. Money. who
died at Townsend on Friday night viii
take place from his late home in that
town tomorrow afternoon at lSo o'clock
and interment win be made in the Town
send Cemetery.
The services will be held by the Rev.
f. c. Mcsorley, pastor of the Townsend
NJ E. Church.
Evening journal., 1907-12-30
Gets Prize For Track.

Special to THE EVENING JOURNAL,
TOWNSEND, Dec 30.-William
Webber. a section foreman on the
Delaware Railroad received a check
for $50 on Saturday as a prize award
by the railroad company, for having
maintained his sub division Of track in
good condition during the past year.
Mr.. Webber states that he will divide
the money among his men, who faith
fully aided him in securing the prize.
Last year Foreman David Allen, Of
MiddletoWn won the prize.
Evening journal., 1907-12-30
WEATHER.

WASHINGTON, Dec. 3o.--A disturb
anoe central, Sunday morning in west
ern Kansas has moved rapidly east
ward, and now occupies the lower lake
reqion, causing general rains.
Forecast thl p. m, Tuesday:
For elaware-clearing and colder
tonight. Tuesday fair, oolderi brisk
southwesterly, shifting to westerly
winds.
Evening journal., 1907-12-30
roo LArE EoR oLAssIFcATlon

LOST-A gold Masonic pin with initials
ON it. either on Stanton car from New
port TO wilmington, or in changing cars
at Fourth and Market streets. Liberal re-
ward if left at 3B King st. d30-1t
WANTED-Boy who can write good
hand and make himself generally useful.
$500 per week. Apply NJ this office.
d30-eod-3t
FOR. RENT FURNISHED or unfurnished
rooms at 5oi King ST. Apply at store p
Il. Fourth St d30-6t
FOR RBNT-Parlor on first floor. suit
able for office. 5o4 King st. Apply at store.
y z. Fourth st. dsO-6t
FOR RENT-Two rooms for light house
keeping. Apply Goa w. Sixth ST. dsO-1m
NOTICE no MILK DEALERs-Aii
persons selling milk in this city are re-
quired by city ordinance. to secure !. per
NIT Of the city clerk during the month Of
January. The office hours are from to
y a. m. and ? to p. m. ANY person SELL
ing milk i'm the city without a hermit Is
liable 10 9 penalty of Ten Dollars t.
Fifty Dollars.
CHAS. II. GRANTIAND.
o5V-2t Inspector Of Mlld
Evening journal., 1907-12-30
Send Postal Cards EarIv.

quest that all persons Who propose
sending New Years postal cards. to
do so at once. and thereby prevent
a glut of the cards in the postofice.
and also insure their safe delivery, In
addition to the many souvenir postal
cards sent on New Years day. many
firms send monthly statements and
business is always good at the post
Office around that time.
Evening journal., 1907-12-30
trustee Appointea in Wool Case.

At meeting of the creditors of the
Marion n Wood. a contractor, who
filed papers in voluntary bankruptcy,
which was held today in the office of
Arthur w. Spruance, referee i'm bank
ruptcy, Caleb =. Burchepal was Sc
lected trustee for the bankrupt He
will take immediate possession of
Woods effects.
Evening journal., 1907-12-30
Mr. Jones At Pinehurst.

Suffering with an affection OF the
throat, James p. Jones went to Pine
hurst North Carolina, yesterday 10
remain several weeks. Mr.. Jones has
been affected for several moSths.
Evening journal., 1907-12-30
Democratic League Nomination.

The Democratic League will meet
this evening to nominate officers 10 be
voted for at the annual meeting of the
I.carue TO be held on next Monday
night. There is little rivalry for po-
sitions ON the ticket.
Evening journal., 1907-12-30
LENOX TO PLAY THE
BRIDGETON TEAM

what y expected to be the best roller
pole game ever seen in Wilmington viii
be played at the Eleventh Street Rink
tonight between Lonox and Bridgeton'
of New Jersey. The Brldgeton team Is
well known. here as the champion team
Of New Jersey il p'arei sometime ago
against An-Wilminrto7 c1a defeated At.
Incidentally It may pe narked that ms
Ienox team has mover brea beaten since
Il was organized and it not expect 70
be beaten this evening
Evening journal., 1907-12-30
More Grip Y

The grip continues tdinent
men TO its list Of victier II.
Hayes. attorney PeteR of
the Wilmington Trust and
James NJ. Shakespeare tunty
tax Office. are the latdt Is.
willard salisbury a NJ
Curtis. attorneys who h in
last week. have not yet
Evening journal., 1907-12-30
~ eripns lie Postmen.

The grip has struck the postofiice
force Joseph n. Middleton and Clar-
ence L. Brown. clerks az the postofiice
are laid up with the malady and there
are also several letter carriers suffer-
ing with the illness.
Evening journal., 1907-12-30
watch Nioht Al Newport Church.

Rev. w w sharp will hold watch
night SCI vice in Newport n. /. Church,
commencing at 1880 o'clock tomorrow
night Revival meetings will continue
eVerV night.
Evening journal., 1907-12-30
Mortoaoe BURNING Services.

The services in connection with the
burning OF the mortgage of $1,000 on
the building Of the Sunday Breakfast
Mission. which viii take place to-
morrow evening, viii, be in charge OF
Neal Conly.
Evening journal., 1907-12-30
erants Letters on Estatss.

Registrar Walker this morning grant
ed letters of administration on the
following estates: William II. Hawke
TO Mary z. Swift; John f. Leider to
Amelia L. Leider; Arabella Warpole "a
Warpole
Evening journal., 1907-12-30
CHANDLER q T11frtInss E%Ssi@sE

No. PA w. Ninth Street.
Careful attention day or night
Bodies IN Boarding Houses. Hotels
and Hospitals removed and cared for
until claimed Carriages furnished
Appointments frst-class. Both Phones
Evening journal., 1907-12-30
I'M MEMoRIAM.

In memory Of our little boy, James
Melvin Arters. who departed this life
December 80. 1906.
Gone but not forgotten
Evening journal., 1907-12-30
SCFDI

New Year Openibnuary 2. VII
mire;on Business bool, I'd Floor
DUPONT buildings
Evening journal., 1907-12-30
SCHOOL

New Year Opening January 2. VIII
mington Business School, I'd Floor
DUPONT Building'
Evening journal., 1907-12-30
SCHOOL

New Year Opening January 2. VIII
tnington Business School, I'd Floor
dupont Building