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Evening journal., 1909-08-25
ARCHBISHOP
FARLEY HOME

NEW YORK. Aug 25-Archbishop
John NJ. Farley OF the Roman Catholic
arch diocese Of New York, returned TO
America to-day on the Caronia. bring
ing with him the apostolic benediction
to the faithful OF the archdiocese. inn
parted TO him in a private farewell ad-
dress by Pope Plus.
The Caronia was met down the bay
by the steamer sam Sloan, bearing
Mgr Mooney and several hundred
priests. who welcomed Archbishop
Farley back.
Catholics are unusually interested in
Archbishop Farley's homecoming be-
cause II has been reported from Rome
that the Pope intends to make him an
American cadinaL
Archbishop Farley sailed TO Rome
early in the summer, taking with him
S25 COO as the balance OF New York e
contribution TO the earthquake suffer-
ers. Pope Plus presented him with
a magnificent amethyst ring surround
ed by "a diamonds said TO be the
costliest ring ever given prelate by
the Pope. He ia said to have told
Archbishop Farley that he held
America foremost in his affections.
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conferred the Knighthood of St. Greg
I ory upon Or. Charles G. Herbermann
{ Chairman OF the Board of Editors o
the Catholic Encyclopedia, and DR.
Francis J. Quinlan, former president O
the Catholic club OF America.
It is said that Archbishop Earle.
| purchased the old home of Pope Piu
/ at Senigallia, 10 be used as a seashor
4. t4a... q
American College in Rome.
Regarding his stay IN Rome, the Arch
bishop said;
eve were most cordially received
the Pope. who seemed greatly inter
ested in everything pertaining to Amer
lea While he does not speak Englisl
he is well informed on American tor
les His power FOR work is wonderful
IIo IS over "A years old. yet the labor
he performs in a week would drive tn
b average New Yorker to take a month
= rest at Saratoga"
! Archbishop Farley secuted the idea
4 European war and paid high trlbu
e to the progress Austria-HunFary is nal
e ing and the ability OF her coming En-
peror. Ferdinand nephew OF EmperC
Franz Hosef.
E "1n the past Austria has taken baC
. seat in naval affairs" the Archbish'
= said. "but I believe that eventually H.
G fleet viii rival that OF any power in Il
q world.
IT am delighted to be back here.
motored great deal in Ireland and
q found the conditions there much bett
IS than / had ever known before"
- The Archbishop expressed satisfactil
r. at the settlement OF the tariff questil
5 and predicted that # would result in
creased prosperity, both here and abroa
Evening journal., 1909-08-25
Mannerina Boyd.

Herman c. Mannering, a well-known
player on the dupont team Of the
County Baseball League and Miss Ida
c. Boyd, daughter of the late John
Boyd, Of oxford. Pa, were quietly mar
ried on Saturday evening at the par
sonage Of silverbroolS NJ. =. Church
by the Rev. w. e. Greenfield. The
groom is an insurance agent and is
a son Of Mr.. and Mrs. James a. Man
nering. The couple will reside at 222
Lincoln street.
The news of his marriage leaked out
and but for the fact that his mother
is Ill. he and his bride would have
been rendered a lively serenade. In
stead of the serenade number Of his
friends called on tho couple on Mon
day evening and showered them viii
congratulations.
Evening journal., 1909-08-25
CITY CHAT

A yachtink party comprising the Rev
e Evans. pastor Of leading NJ Z.
church Of Philadelphia, his wife, organ
list and members Of the choir, put in here
vesterda yafternoon on their return from
Annapolis and visited points Of interest.
In old Imminuel p. i. Church they sang
a number Of selections.
Spreading rails on the Delaware city
division of the Wilmington, New Castle
and Southern Railway last night deraii-
ed a trolley car and interfered seriously
with traffic for some time.
Asel stiles, an aged man, living at
Thirtv-hfth and Washington streets,
while attempting to alight from a Darby
car last night fell and sustained bruises
TO his face. lie was able to proceed to
his home.
Harry b. Rowe, clerk in Lawton's
china store. injured his back yesterday
afternoon while lifting a heavy weight
The Phoenix ambulance removed him &c
his home. at No. SOC Maryland avenue. II,
is expected to be about in a few days.
Evening journal., 1909-08-25
YORK LAWYER
SHOOTS HIMSELF

YORK, Pa. Aug CIV. L. Amman.
District Attorney Of York county, is q
suicide.
Going TO his stable sometime in the
early hours this morning, he shot him
self, dying a few hours later.
He was found unsconscious by his wife,
who finding him missing when she awoke'
began a search for her husband. She Is
prostrated by the shock.
Financial troubles are thought to have
caused Ammon 10 take his life. As he
had more than one hundred criminal cas-
es ready for trial at the coming term Of
court It was at iirst thought that he had
been killed. but this theory was dissipat'
ed when his own revolver. with one ex-
pIoded cartridge. was found near his body
Mr.. Ammon was a. years old and promi
nent as a leader in politics. The widow
and one child survive him.
Evening journal., 1909-08-25
HINGE NIIIEn
uUkJL NHLLLU
BY TROLLEY CAR

In a collision between a car of the VIII
mington and New Castle Southern Rail-
way Company at Pyle's Lane, on tho
New Castle road this afternoon, a horse
owned by Herbert White. the carter, OF
this city was killed and Frank Wander
brook. who was driving was severely in
iurcd. Vanderbrooll is at the Homeopath-
ic Hospital.
According to the crew Of the trolley car
Vanderbrook who was delivering load
Of household goods. drove ahead Of the
car. his view Of the trolley track having
been obstructed by bank.
one OF the horses attached 70 the wag-
on was instantly killed, the other bad
/ ~ injured and VanderhrooS thrown from
from the wagon. lie suffered severe brui-
ses Of the right side and had one hand
so badly gasiied that tho wound had &c
be stitched at the hospital.
The trolley crew and passengers es
capped injury although the front Of th'
car was demolished.
Evening journal., 1909-08-25
NO CLAIMS AGENT
APPOINTED AS YET

CITY Solicitor John w. Brady is
awaiting word from the street and
Sewer Department and the Board Of
Water Commissioners before making
his appointment OF city claims agent
for which office Edward J. McNabb,
chief of the subpoena squad In the
recent Council contest cases, Is said TO
be selected.
When the Office was instituted the
Water Commission and street and
Sewer Commission each paid the m
cumbent $500 year and the Park
Commission paid him $500, making the
salary $1,000 year. The Park Com
mission later Withdrew from the agree
ment, and after that the Water Com
mission also Withdrew. which left the
salary but Sf00 year, paid by the
street and Sewer Commission.
Mr.. Brady is now awaiting the de-
cision of the Water and Street and
sewer Departments relative to whether
they will agree to pay claims agent,
before making the appointment.
Evening journal., 1909-08-25
Y. M. c. A. NIGHT
SCHOOL TO OPEN

Professor Turner. in charge Of the edu.
cational department OF the Y. NJ. G. A..
announces that the night school viii open
on October T. A number OF new courses
will be included In tho curriculum this
year. Among the studies will be ac-
countancy. Spanish. telegraphy. type
writing and stenography, mechanical,
architectural and free hand drawing,
algebra, arithmetic bookkeeping. law
geology. penmanshipj. ship design. trig-
onometry. shop mathematics, structural
steel drafting and the regular grammar
school subjects for employed boys.
Evening journal., 1909-08-25
CAT COMES BACK
FROM NORRISTOWN

An extraordinary story Of cats
love for its old home is related by
friends OF Mr.. and Mrs. James Nc
Kelvey, formerly Of No. 1888 North
Van Buren street. this city, now Of
No. 515 Buttonwood street Norristown'
Pa. The cat was taken with the
family on their removal about three
weeks ago. Last week friends Of the
family here were astonished to hnd the
cat back at its old home on North van
Buren, street. Whether the cat "hiked
back, came back on special train
or was brought back byq one OF the
McKelvey family. are questions OF mo-
ment in the neighborhood.
Evening journal., 1909-08-25
RAILWAYS MUST
REPAIR NEAR TRACKS

A meeting OF Street and Sewer Di-
rectors and the managers OF the street
railway companies was held yesterday
afternoon 10 discuss streets improve
ments so FAR as the railways are re-
sponsible.
The Street and Sewer Directors in-
formed the railways that they must
make immediate repairs along their
rights OF way. Bottle General Manager
Samuel s. Hon. OF the Wilmington City
Railway and Richard W. Crook, Of the
Peoples Line. promised to bring the mat.
ter TO the attention of tho directors o
their respective companies.
Evening journal., 1909-08-25
FOR SALE

EOK SAf.E-RAHY CDArH, PIANO
iron Rsfe. Bell .stsiis- Qssl:, an1 Esod
Seventy gand Piriar sfs 4 : ONE snc
FOk fALE-GOLD NINE AT MT
Multler and Tony cresto. aueei-st
FOR SALE-OTL ROUTE. Apply
JAMES SANDERSON,
nus,S-ot Elsmere. Del.
A UTOMOBiLE FOR SALE CHEAP
a i0f East Tenth 81. aef-5t
I OR SATE-AN OLD RELIABLE
Business stand Address J. this
once a2ffm.
Z OR SALE-GOOD FAMILY DRfV-
ing horse and carriage with har-
ness. good condition. Address NJ this
ROR SALE-CORD WOOD SAWED
or whole. delivered. JOHN w. OS-
KIN, Edge Moor. Del ait-imo-eod
FOR sALE-BROWN MARE. WEIGHT
] 100 quiet and gentle Can be seen At
County Hospital Apply JESTER q Nc
DANIEL. aug2f-2t
FOR sAL1-FOR WANT or Use ONE
fine family brown marc. years old.
1i hands high, or would exchange for a
cheap horse for store wagon
w. A. HUklLL $40 Tatnan 81.
aug25-f. Wilmington. Del.
Evening journal., 1909-08-25
BE FAIR TO LOOK UPON
A Good Complexion is the Real First
Aid to the Homely.

At least two-thirds OF woman's
beauty consists in a good complexion"
and the plain or homely woman who
wishes TO be attractive should make
every effort to have a beautiful skin.
But do not rush Off for cosmetics
or any external applications. Beauty
of the skin and complexion is due
solely 10 the quality and quantity Of
blood i'm the blood-vessels Of the face.
And there is just one thing, Margo,
which will make new blood and i'm
part beauty-giving qualities TO the old
blood. II clears the skin of pimples,
blackheads, liver spots and sallow-
ness, and quickly imparts the rosy
glow Of youth to the pale and faded
cheeks.
This new discovery is sold by \.
3. Danforth, and a good-sized box can
be obtained for so cents. Il is so in
variably successful in giving beau
I tiful complexion that n. b. Danforth
sells IL with the understanding that
the purchase price will be refunded
/ II Il does not do all that is expected
OF IT,
Evening journal., 1909-08-25
HELP WANTED-FEMALE
LICENSE APpLIcATIoNs

NJ OTICE-L JOSHUA G. ARMSTRONG;.
the tenant and occupant OF the
house situated ut Townsend Del United
School Districts, Nos 81 81 "a Si I-9
Appoquinimink Hundred, known as
townsend Hotel county or New Castle
and state OF Delaware. In complance
with tho requirements OF the acts OF tho
General Assembly, In such case made
and provided, do hereby give notice that
shall apply In writing 10 the Court OF
General Sessions OF the State OF Della
ware. In and for New Castle county on
Monday the Goth day OF September A.
d., 1902 being the next term OF said
court for n license for said house as
an Inn or tavern for the sale therein oc
Intoxicating liquors "a less quantities
than one quart 20 be drunk on the prem
ises, and the following respectable ciil-
zcna, OF said school district. az least six
OF whom are substantial frccholders OF
said districts, recommend the said apple
cation. viz:
Charles w; stewart VIM. T. Bramble
James T.. DicSinson.J. T. Dickinson Jr.
Henry GIL. James w. L.ovcgrove.
is. w. Haywood. James w. Lee,
IL NVusnn Harrison Townsend
/ Wu E Dnhadavsav James o. Sammona
John n. TimmOns. i1cop Van horni
Eugene Savin, harvey =. fleso'
august JOSHUA C. ARMSTRONG
Evening journal., 1909-08-25
HARTMAN IN
QUEST OF HEALTH

BY United Press Leased Special Wire.
NEW YORK. Aug. 25.-At his home at
Arden, L. II. Hartman, today hogan a SUI
preme effort TO get we'll" Wall Street
bears bu'lss and lamb, rose on ito tooe 70
watch the process and to pay heel to the
vastor's voicce that are sure will come
over the new York hills, no matter how
weak physically the railroad wizard may
be
That Hair'man's physical condition Is n
cause for grave concern Is ths unarimous
opii..on OF those WHO saw him ot the fin
ISL OF his European trip yesterday Ills
l.l ysical appearance is bIs the shadow Of
the thick chested, slightly paunchy man
Of a year ago.
Evening journal., 1909-08-25
NOBODY AT HOME,
ROBBERS AT WORK

Thieves entered the home Of William
Frederick. at No. 407 Washington
street. while the family was away on
Sunday. and ransacked the place. The
only valuables they found however,
was revolver, razor and stick-pin.
Entrance was effected by prying open
the rear door Of the house. The police
are making an investigation.
Evening journal., 1909-08-25
Capital ........ 100000
Surplus ........ s6OO,OOO
OFFICERS,

Benjamin Nields. President.
James B. Clarkson, Nice-President.
John S. Rossell, Sec. g. Trust officer.
l. Scott Townsend, Treasurer.
Evening journal., 1909-08-25
PUBLIC SALES
DARGAIN DAY AT CENrRENfLLE
ID FRIDAY. AUGUST 9th. 1909,


ID BARGAIN DAY AT CENTRENiLLE,
ID FRIDAY. AUGUST 21th 1909,
az i o'clock. y. m, sharp.
One carload OF choice Holstein Bulls,
ana years old. shipped from a section
where they know what good stock is and
selected by myself. One carload choice
Fresh Cows and Close Springers from
Frederick, Nd. the kind we had at our
last sale and Just hard TO duplicate. one
carload of Lower Delaware COWS. Not
so fine but good little workers
Those who are IN need Of "a bull don &
fail to attend the O'Neal Bull Sale as
every one will be sold at your price
Cows will be sold AZ they make little
money. We win give a guarantee on an
stock az this sale. III not as represented
send them back TO me and get your
THis WILL BE FARMERS BAR
GAIN DAY AT CENTRENiLL
Cone one and all and take dinner anc
stav for supper with me. II you buy
anything too dear don't take II. All
stock will he tested and delivered at m,
expense. Don't miss II, 1 will enter
sixty days credit interest added.
/ JOHN H. O'NEAr4.
Phone i79d-L, Centrcvills
Ellis Hicks. clerk aug2i-s
Evening journal., 1909-08-25
To Have Block Carnival.

In order to raise a substantial sum
towards the mortgage Of the First
Methodist Protestant Church, the
members and friends will hold a block
carnival and auction sale. from Au-
gust 80 to September A, extending from
Walnut 10 Poplar streets, on East
Seventh street Any donation will be
called for on notification Of the secre-
tary. Mrs. David A. Hay. No. 12t Mar
ket street d. & A. phone 56l7 or Del
marvia 116S.
Evening journal., 1909-08-25
FALLING OFF IN
COUNTY TAX RECEIPTS

County tax collections are coming in
slowly. From August to date. County
Treasurer Robert NJ. Burns has receiv-
ed but S3S.000. This amount is about
$4,000 below that received by the treas
urer during the corresponding period
of last year.
A rebate of per cent is allowed on
all taxes paid this month.
Evening journal., 1909-08-25
SUNSHINE TENTS
AT COUNTY FAIR

Women Of the Sunshine Society a
number Of whom are prominent soci-
ally. will act as mattresses at the ice
cream tent OF the society at the county
fair grounds. Final arrangements for
the society's work in connection with
the fair were made this morning az a
meeting of the members in the offices
Of the county fair association.
The society viii have three large
tents on the fair grounds. two OF which
will be used for the sale OF ice cream
and one as a rest tent. The proceeds
fro mthe sale If ice cream viii be used
for the many charitable endeavors OF
the society.
Evening journal., 1909-08-25
PROPOSALS

{ fKf'fsn PROPOSALS. Will BE RE
> ceivod az tho Office OF the Light
House Engineer, Wilmington, Dell. until
10 o'clock. "a. m. Sept. 2lth. 1909, and then
opened for erecting steel tower at Reedy
island RangeRear Light-Station, Delaware
I'm accordance with specifications copies Of
which. with blank proposals and other
information, may be had upon applca-
tion To the Light-liousc Engineer, VIE
mington. Del aug. - unu Z.
Evening journal., 1909-08-25
SEMI-PROFESSIONAL

The Madison players are Wondering who
the friend was that manager McKenney
was with the other evening.
Maybe there "ain't some class to left
fielder Bennett.
only one hit and then lose, hard luck,
Harry!
Pitcher Curlett pitched only three balls
IN the third inning and three i'm the fifth.
retiring tho side twice with six balls and
then lost.
Catcher Harry Thomas las been spending
a week at Atlantic City
Evening journal., 1909-08-25
Arranninn Musio EastiuaI.

Signor Ferdinand Gatti. director OF
the band at Brandywine Springs Park,
Is arranging for the annual weeks
festival of music at the park. A quar-
tet and a soprano soloist will be at
fractions during the week, in addition
to the regular soloists from the band.
The week for the festival las not
been seelcted.
Evening journal., 1909-08-25
ANOTHER FLYING
RECORD is BROKEN.

RHEIMS. France. Aug. 25.-M. Paul
ham, in a Voisin bi-plane. has already
broken the record he established Mon
day and is stiH flying above the avia-
ton field, with no indication OF COM
ing down. His Mondays record was
"a s-4 miles which he made in a con-
tinuous flight Of 6e minutes.
Evening journal., 1909-08-25
LnsT AND HOUND

7 osT~oN sRTORDHY, p NJ. ~
II front Of Grand stand az Front and
Union Ball Grounds, Stick pin. Sl0 re-
ward No questions asked N returned
10 F. j. Office n. w. Young. Manager
Newport B b. g., Newport, Del 2t-azi
T OST-ROLL OF BANK NOTES
II amounting TO s2S. on kennett Pike,
near Mt Salem Lane today. Cllesg,-l; f;
August af1 Return TO a. NJ. PIERCE
q son. Fourteenth and Washington sts
aug2i-lt.
Evening journal., 1909-08-25
Tots Have OUTING At Eden Park,

The pupils Of the infant department
of Silverbrook NJ. L. Sunday school are
having their annual outing at Eden
Park today They are in charge OF
Mrs. Sallie Van Dyke. who has been
superintendent Of this department since
the organization Of the school.
Evening journal., 1909-08-25

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Evening journal., 1909-08-25
Penteoostal SERVICES.

Tomorrow night the Christian and
Missionary Alliance will begin ser
vices in the pentecostal tent at Fourth
and Broome streets. The Rev. q. YER
ner Brown will have charge
Evening journal., 1909-08-25
Rueh Repalrs to street.

Repairs to the street at Sixth and
Market streets are being pushed rap
idly. and part Of the thoroughfare is
blocked to vehicular travel. Il is pro-
posed TO raise the tracks slightly. put
a concrete bed under them and then
pave with bitulithic.
Evening journal., 1909-08-25
EouRNIER MAY DIE.

BY United Press Leased peciai Wire.
RHEIMS, France. Aug. 25.-It was
said this afternoon that Fournier's in
jurles received in an airship accident
today would likely prove fatal. The
aeroplane was broken beyond any pos
sbility Of repair. It turned over twice
in it's rapid descent.
Evening journal., 1909-08-25
Answsred Many Queries.

GEORGETOWN. Aug. 25.-The ques-
tion box at Catholic meeting was so
fun Monday night that the lecture had
TO be delayed nearly an hour while
hundreds of curious questions, asked
by non-church members. could be an
swered.
Evening journal., 1909-08-25
GREAT DAMAGE
BY EARTHQUAKE
United Press Leased Special Wire.

BY United Press Leased Special Wire.
sIENA, Italy, Aug 25.-Troops we're
sent out fro siena today TO investigate
the damage done by a severe earthquake
last night. The quake is believed to have
extended generally throughout the prov
ince Of sieua. Telegraph and telephone
communication Is interrupted and It Is
impossible to learn the extent OF th'
damage. one fatality is reported.
Evening journal., 1909-08-25
No Money For Lewes Celebration

GEORGETOWN. Aug. 25.-The COM
mittee TO collect funds for an Old Home
Week in Georgetown are meeting with
but little success, and unless the busi-
ness men contribute more literally in
the next few days another town meet
ing viii be held to discuss ways and
means.
Evening journal., 1909-08-25
To Sell Bic Farm

The Equitable Guarantee and Trust
Company will sell the farm of the late
Miss Adelaide Young at Corbit station
tomorrow. The farm contains 25C
acres and IS one of the best in Red
Lion hundred.
Evening journal., 1909-08-25
Carnival AZ sh.llnnt

a masked carnival was held in the
dancing pavilion at Shellpot Park last
night. A number of prizes were award
ed. This evening Mrs. James T.. Henry
will entertain the Daughters of Poca-
hontns.
Evening journal., 1909-08-25
Wilmington Good Enough For Him

Postmaster NJ. Howard Jester has
returned from a trip in the West lie
attended the postmasters converter in
Toledo. O.. and said that although the
city is progressive Wilmington is good
enough for him.
Evening journal., 1909-08-25
THE lNOUISITIVE FAN

Sporting Edition THE EVENING
JOURNAL;-A man on first base. and
man at bat hits a long foul fly over first
base. the runner goes all the way 10
third-that Is. the man that was on first
base-and IN coming back he fails 20
touch second, and I call umpire's atten-
tion to the fact and walk over TO pitch
er and get the ball and tag the man on
FIRST, but the umpire fails to call him
out Kindly put this answer in as these
apple grabbers don't know the game
around here. Respectfully.
Newport.
Unless the foul w1s caught, and the
query does not indicate it was the run
ner did not have to touch second in re-
turning 10 first base and tho "apple
/ grabber' umpire appears to have read
section of rule So.
Sporting Edition THE EVENING
/ JOURNAL:-The batter had two strikes
and knocked tip foul. which the catch
er caught against his chest protector
The umpire suled that the batter was
not out Was his ruling correct?
Respectfully, Cap.
No.
Sporting Edition THE EVENING
/ JOURNAL:-If the pitcher puts thre'
strikes on the batter and the catcher
misses the third one, and the batter get
safe on first. is the pitcher credited will
a strike out? Respectfully.
East Side.
YES. The identity OF the players inquir
ed about is not known.
Sporting Edition THE EVENING
JOURNAL. II the pitcher has tw
strikes and two halls on the batsman an
p the man on third tries 10 steal hon
and is caught. retiring the sac, does II
, man at the bat come up at the nel
inning or not2
?. And does he get to strike thr'
times?
Respectfully, A. n. Y.
, I. Yes
Evening journal., 1909-08-25
Electric Sign at Opera House.

A massive electric sign is being plac-
ed in front of the Opera House. Man
ager Cool today said the theatre will
be opened on Monday next.
Evening journal., 1909-08-25
MiIkmen to Have outina.

The Milkmen's Association will have
its annual outing at Brandywine
Springs Park tomorrow.
Evening journal., 1909-08-25
M Iahor nau cnlehration Here.

Owing to the fact that a number Of
fire companies will be away on Labor
Day plans to have Labor Day cele-
b=ation at Brandywine Springs Park
have been abandoned.
Evening journal., 1909-08-25
S22 WEST 1Orn STREET
$4,000
ADDRESS OWNER. care Of this Office

aueii-imo-tues-wed-sat
FOR sALE-40 ACRE TRACT-NtCE
clay-three 1900 Brick kilns ana all
necessary plant and buildings for good
brick plant All ia Al condition. B. &
o. Siding. Water reservoir.
CHARLES G.. KuRTH
l0ll Market Street.
Opposite Court House) aug25-w-s-tf
Evening journal., 1909-08-25
NOTICES.

NJ OTfCE rs HEREBY GIVEN THhT
~ ALL STATE LICENSES AND TAX
DUE AND NOT PAID on OR PEFORE
TIE 10Th PAY or AUGUST la9a.
ADDED THERETO IN ACCORDANCE
WITH SECTION c, CHAPTER 6s RE-
NISED CODE, LAWS OF DELAWARE.
HARRY A. BROWN
Clerk OF the Peace. New Castle county,
Wilmington, Del. July 81 1900 aim
NJ TOTICE-ELECTION.
~ Ofice OF Wilmington Savings Fund
Society. No. $40 Market Street
The annual meeting Of the members of
the Society viii be held al the Office on
Tuesday. September lth, 1902 from 10 10
II a. M. to elect seven managers 10 serve
for three wears The managers Will meet
on September Sth at 4 D. M, 70 organize
the board.
aug23-ist Secretary:
Evening journal., 1909-08-25
Kniohts Of Malta on Visit. /,

One hundred members Of Wilhsfr
Mckinley Commandery Knights Of
Malta. were the guests of Chester
knights last night.