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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-01-29
CAMPAIGN FOR
BETTER RATES
Businessmen Getting Together in
Move Against Discriminating
Freight Schedules.
RESPONSIBILITY FOR WRECK.
Passengers Charge That Jap Section
Men With Jap Bosses OF 4. p.
Are Answerable--NewsN Notes.

Ogden, Jan. 29.-As result Of the
meeting held at the Weber club in this
city. Wednesday evening. which was
attended by about 80 business men Of
the city and committee from the
Commercial club Of salt Lake City, a
committee from the Weber club which
has made a canvass Of tn business
men OF the city has received assurance
that all win join Ia the move that
has been inaugurated 10 secure a re-
duction In freight rates in this state.
Mayor a. l.. Brewer, George Mats0n.
J. W. Abbott and william Craig. who
were appointed on the committee TO
Sisit the business men Of the city and
obtain names Of those who will join in
the state wide movement, met yester-
day afternoon and after a canvass OF
the merchants received enough names
and assurance which shows that ogden
Is with salt Lake in the new move
body and soul.
In the near future a committee from
ogden VIII join one from salt Lake and
a "work-together campaign" for the
purpose OF securing just freight rates
for Utah will be outlined. The dis
elimination against the state by the
Hartman roads win be fought through
out the state.
TABERNACLE SERVICES.
sunday afternoon at the tabernacle
an excellent program OF music will be
rendered by the choir under the direc-
ton Of Prof Ballantyne. The princi-
pal speaker will be Prof. j. r. Tai
mage of Salt Lake City, who will
speak upon the subject Of "An Up-to-
date Religion"
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CALENDAR rADs


We have a large stocN OF beautiful
Calendar Pads for 1909. az De- each
and upward. Special q scouut 20
Teachers and others who bus boz GUAM
gifts
DESERET NEWS BOOB STORE.
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NEW CATALOGUE.
JANUARY l, 1903.
CHURCH WORKS.

We win send our new catalogue 20
any address FREE. Brought up 90
date at the end Of tho year. All the
standard Church works included
DESERT NEWS BOOK STORE.
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Are prepared by c. l. HOOD Co, Lowell.
Mass. Sold by an druggists and sent by
mail. Price, 25c.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-01-29

AT the Weber academy last evening,
sylvester a. Long. author Of popular
flainment lectures. appeared as
~. NTH number on the acadcmY'a
lecture course and gave one OF HE
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-01-29

Economy measured i'm WHAT YOU GET rather than in
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-01-29

william Hopper, formerly Of this
city, dicd az Pasadena. Cal, ON the
32nd at the age of rs years, ~ kidney
trouble. The dccoase was tho father
OF Mrs H. g. Wood and had many
friends la this city
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-01-29

A marriage license has been issued
to W. j NerdIn of Pleasant Grove,
and Enga SOrensOn OF Vineyard
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be is stOcked and Orlanized 10 aiVe.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-01-29

r. - picrpont. proprietor OF the
Power a Machine company was be-
fore Justice Noon yesterday charged
with violating tho Sunday law hy per
hitting his men 10 work AZ the factory
ON SUNDAY. Justice Noon after hear
ing the evidence. decided that the work
Okolona messenger. (Okolona, Miss.) 1900-current, 1909-02-17

wise stealthy football. Birdsall slipped
mis- hand inside his coat. The colonel
rose and bowed gravely to Cary Mer-
Ger.
On his part, Mercer was not in the
least fiurried he looked at the two
men, not with the arrogant suspicion
which had stung Winter on the train,
put with the melancholy courtesy of
his bearing at Cambridge, three years
before.
This, I think, is Col Winter" he
said, returning the bow, but not ex-
tending his hand, which hung down,
slack and empty, at his side.
81 am glad you recognized me this
time, Mr.. Mercer"
81 am sorry that | did not recognize
you before" answered Mercer "Will
you gentlemen be seated? l am not
the owner of the house nor his son; I
am not even a friend, only casual
acquaintance of the young man, but
seem to be rather in the position of
host, so will you be seated, and may
T / offer you some Scotch and Shasta
Mr.-ah-"
"Mr. HoratioNBrdsall of the Birdsall
& Gwen Detective agency" interposed
Winter. Birdsall bowed. Mercer
bowed. Excuse me If l decline for us
BOTH our time is limited-no, thank
you, not cigar, either Now, Mr..
Mercer, to come to the point, want
my nephew. | understand he is in this
house."
you are quite mistaken" Mercer
responded, with mistaken calm. He
is not"
Where is he, then?"
Il do not know, Col Winter. What
l should recommend is for you to go
back to the Palace, and If you DO not
find him there-why, come and snoot
us up again!v His eye strayed for a
second to the -blackened, reeking mass
on the great stone hearth.
Have you sent him Nome? Is that
what you mean to imply"
" imply nothing, colonel; don't
dare to with such strenuous fighters
as you gentlemen; only go and see,
and If you do find the young gentle
man has had no i'll treatment, no scare
only little adventure such as boys
like. hope you will come out here,
or wherever l may be, and have that
cigar you are refusing"
The colonel was frankly puzzled. He
couldn't quite focus his wits on this
braVadio which had nothing 81 os the the
bravo about it, in fact, had a-tinge
Of .wistSulness in its quiet. One would
have said the man regretted his com
pulsory attitude Of antagonism; chat
he wanted peace
Mercer smiled family. you ought
Okolona messenger. (Okolona, Miss.) 1900-current, 1909-02-17

ing solely upon 'E'i.,ahy4s@,s 'csrd in
stinct had been denied or obeyed, II
might be instinct, this much-discussed
card instinct" or it might be a sum-
ming up of logical deductions so swift
that the obscure steps were lost, and
the reasoner was unconscious o. his
own logical processes. Now"
groaned Rupert Winter Il am up
against it. She looks like good
woman. she seems like a good wom-
an; but | have only my impressions
and Aunt Rebeccas against the ap-
parent facts in the case. We'll, aunt
Rebecca is a shrewd o1ei" He sat
down and thought harder Finally he
rose, smiling. He had threshed out
his problem; and his conclusion, in
audibly but very distinctly uttered to
himself, was ME for my own i'm
pressions! If that girl is in with this
gang, either what they are after isn't
so bad-or they have made her believe
it isn't bad"
He looked idly about him at the
arched doorway of the -opter court. 1t
was carved with a fsvorite mission
design of eight-pointed flowers with
vase-like fluting below There was a
tiny crack in one of the flowers, the
tiniest crack in the world. He looked
at it without seeing it, or seeing 1t
Okolona messenger. (Okolona, Miss.) 1900-current, 1909-02-17

with only the outer half Of his senses
but-he could not have told how
into his effort to pierce his own tan
gle there crept sudden interest. a
sudden keenness of scrutiny of this
minute, insignificant crack in the
stone He became aware that the crack
was singularly regular, preserving the
form of the flower and the fluting be-
meath. Kito, the Japanese, who was
sitting at the far end of the court, con-
versing in amity with Haley, just here
rose and came to this particular pill
lar The Irishman sat alone, trimmed
by the sunset gold, little spangles Of
notes drifting about him; for the mer
est second Winters glance fingered on
him ere it went to the Jap, who passed
him, courteously saluting.
After he had passed, the colonel
looked again at the column and the
crack-it was not there.
"Chito, chito!'' muttered the colo
mel. Carelessly he. approached the
column and took the same posture as
the Jap. Unobtrusively his fingers
strayed over the stone. He scratched
the surface; not stone, but cement
He tapped cautiously, keeping his
hand well hidden by his body; no hol-
low sound rewarded him; but all at
once his cropping fingers touched a
little round object under the bold point
of an eight-pointed flower. He didn't
dare press on it; instead he resumed
his cautious tapping. He glanced
about him. Save for Haley he was
alone in the patio. He pressed on the
round white knob, and what he had
half expected happened: A segment
of the column swung on inner hinges,
disclosing the hollow center of the en-
gagged columns on either side. He
looked down. Nothing but darkness
was visible, but while he stood, tense
ly holding his breath, his abnormally
sensitive auricular nerve caught dis
tinctly the staccato breath of that kind
of sigh which is like a groan, and a
voice said more YEARLY than angrily:
"Oh, damn it ALL"
Almost simultaneously, he heard the
faint footballs of the men within; he
must replace his movable flower. The
column was intact, and he was bend.
ing his frowning brows on the -stylo-
bate of another when Birdsall and
Mercer entered together. Mercer, with
a shrug OF his shoulders at the detect
ives logged suspicion, preceding the
latter.
We'll" said the colonel. did you
get my aunt?"
''Yes. sub. got your aunt herself
responded Mercer, with his s iifiis2si Z
survival Of the formal civility of an
earlier generation. yes, sub; but /
regret to say Archie is not there
Where is he?" The soldiers voice
was curt.
Okolona messenger. (Okolona, Miss.) 1900-current, 1909-02-17
MEN4NssH1M2JlEo

right" gruited Birdsa7l. @Say, colo
mel, you are sure Mrs. Winter has had
no answer to her ad? No kind of
notice about sending money!"
81 haven't seen her for a few hours,
but | saw Mrs. Melville Winter; she
was positive no word had come She
thought my aunt was more worried
than she would admit, and Miss Smith
looked pale, although she seemed
hopeful"
"She didn't really want to give me
the letter, thought" said the detect
i've. The colonel gave him no reply
save a black look A silence fell. A
football outside broke it, firm, in no
Okolona messenger. (Okolona, Miss.) 1900-current, 1909-02-17

mad stitched ana grown rlgId Ike a
man who receives blow which ne
will not admit. He stole glance at
the detective and met an atrocions
smirk of complacency. They both had
caught glimpse of figure fitting
into door of the court. They both
had seen woman's profile and hand
holding a little steel tool which had
ends like an alligat0r's nose. And
both men had recognized Miss Smith.
Okolona messenger. (Okolona, Miss.) 1900-current, 1909-02-17

Continued Next Week
Evening journal., 1909-10-16
RELIANCE men ON
INSPECTION TRIP

John T. I.alley, a member OF the Rel-
ance Fire Company will leave here TO-
morrow evening for trip in the West to
inspect the fire apparatus made by some
Of the largestt manufacturers in the coun-
try. He will be accompanied TO Indianapo-
lis by Joshua Kelley, whose brother living
in that city. was hurt recently. Mr.. Kelly
is also a member OF the Reliance Fire
Company and while in the West will view
some Of the makes OF FIRE apparatus.
The first stop to be made is at Column
bus. O.. where the apparatus made by
the eSagraves Company will be inspected.
At Indianapolis the plant Of the Howe
Engine CO. will be visited From that
city Mr.. Lalley will visit the Webb Motor
Apparatus Co.. in Vincennes. Ind. and
the Robinson Fire Apparatus Company, in
ST. Louis.
The committee win make a report Of its
findings and recommended the purchase
OF the apparatus which it thinks is best
fitted for service in this city.
Evening journal., 1909-10-16
ACCIDENTS IN WAKE
OF BIG AUTO RACE

BY United Press Leased Spesial Wire.
BRIGHTON BEACH. Motor Drome,
New York, oct. 16.-Charles Bowers,
and his mechanician, Hubert Brown.
in a Rainier car plunged through the
fence shortly before s o'clock, while
trailing the leaders in the "a hour motor
race today and both were thrown out
on their heads receiving severe scalp
wounds which necessitated their re-
moval to the hospital. Their injuries
while painful are not dangerous The
accident followed the knocking down
of Miss Elsie Roberts. II years old, Of
Brooklyn while she was crossing the
track. Her collar bone was broken and
received other injuries which made it
necessary to remove her to the hos
pital.
These were the only accidents Of
moment UP TO o'clock although there
was the usual run OF tire trouble and
breaking Of essential parts in the rae
ing cars.
Arthur Chevrolet, in his Buick. was
far in the lead when his rear wheel broke
putting the car out OF the race.
12 O'Clock score:
No. 4. Lozier. sos; No. 3. Lozier. SO2
No. 5. Buick. IA; No g. Buick, 76i; No
o. Rainier, T59; No. Il, Matheson. Go; No
10, Marion, $50.
I Best record Is SO miles.
I The No. Lozier car was six miles ir
the lead and rapidly distancing all com
petitors when It got away from its driv
rand smashed into the fence damaging
the steering gear. was repaired anl
reentered the contest half an hour later
Evening journal., 1909-10-16
WEEKLY BANK STATEMENT

BY United Press Leased Special Wire
NEW YORK. Oct. 16.-The weekly
statemen. OF the associated banks is
sued today shows the following changes:
Reserve on all deposits, increase, s5,-
1885.
Reserve on deposits other than L. S.
increase, s5,737625
Loans, decrease. s295S9.200
Specie, decrease, s4l6.200.
Legal tenders, increase s2.0l520o.
Deposits. decrease. S32,577.5o
Circulation. increase. $685., 900.
Total loans. 1928 444. 900.
The surplus OF the banks is slO,7OI. .15l
agatast S33U9.450. last year and s1s,-
7g5.15 the year before.
Evening journal., 1909-10-16
PRISONERS WHO WILL
GREET COUNCILMEN

Ella Read, colored was the first to be
placed in the green room at the police
station this afternoon. She will be among
those who vii receive the City Council
this evening when that body inspects the
police station. Ella was drunk and disord-
erly at Front and Market and Patrolman
Dutton, who arrested her had TO accom-
pany the prisoner TO the station.
Patrick Burke met his brother. Martin
Burke. at Front and Market street. and
as a sign OF his britherly affection hit
Martin in the face with something like
a piece OF brick. Martin retaiiated and
when the men arrived at the police sta
tion their faces were covered with blood.
Evening journal., 1909-10-16
CRY FOR PARIS MOB
TO ASSEMBLE

Uy United Press Leased Special Wire
PARIS, oct. lila Guerre Sociale,
in an extra edition issued to-day,
urges the revolutionaries to assemble
100000 strong in the vicinity OF the
Spanish embassy at 2 o'clock Sunday
afternoon TO sing revolutionary songs
and cry Down with Spain. II urges
them to leave their arms at home and
not provoke the police.
Content yourselves with shouting
your contempt Of all things Spanish" I"
the paper concludes. land II the police
thugs molest, we can come back again
and take the streets by force and by
blood the same as in other riots
IL is believed the crowd viii try 10
force its way to the Spanish embassy
Will exceed 100000 and the authorities
are plainly much alarmed.
Evening journal., 1909-10-16
SHERIFF'S SALES.

sHERfFFsS sKLEoBY VIRTUE or A
writ OF Levari Facias TO me directed.
will be exposed to public sale. at the
Middletown Hotel. al AIddletown. ST.
Georges Hundred. New Castle county
Delaware,
on SATURDAY,
THE 30TH DAY OF OCTOBER, 1909,
at 10 o'clock. a. m.
the following described real estate, viz:
All that certain lot of ground. situate
IN the village OF Port Penn. New Castle
county and state Of Delaware, bounded
and described as follows, to-wit;
Fronting on Stewart street and running
back 10 a lot of Mrs. NJ; a. Livermore
and Mary +. x. Stewart. bounded on the
north bv the Presbyterian church proper
ty. on the south by Liberty street uf
extended be the same what Il may. with
a brick house and old frame stable and
shed thereon erected.
Seized and taken in execution as the
propertv OF David Stewart. Jr., N. D..
executor OF Mary r. X. Stewart. deceas-
ed and 10 be sold by -
CHARLES II. LIPPINCOTI. ...
sherirs once. wilmington. Del:
October 49, 1902 OCT INV. ls..l.-o.-.
Evening journal., 1909-10-16
CARRIAGES IN
SERIOUS COLLISION

A colored man and two women,
whose names were not learned, in a
carriage at Seventh and Shipley
streets to-day. collided with a team
ia which were Mr.. and Mrs. Dawson
Artis. OF No. 22S Madison street. and
badly damaged Mr.. Artis's vehicle, be-
side throwing both himself and wife
from the carriage, and severely in
iurng the latter. One wheel of Mr..
Artis' carriage was wrecked.
The colored people did not stop to
learn the damage but kept on going
The driver made haste TO get out of
the neighborhood and he soon disap-
peared.
Mrs. Dawson Artis was taken TO her
home. She is not seriously hurt, but
is suffering considerable pain.
Evening journal., 1909-10-16
SALESMAN WANTED.

WANTED - SNTEsMAN EXPER<
w fenced in any line 20 sell general
trade In Delaware. An unexcelled spec
ialty proposition. Vacancy after Novcm-
Der lst. Commissions with $500 week
~ advance for expenses. THE CONT
MENTAL. JEWELRY COMPANY, Cleve-
land. Ohio. Octi6-1t
Z ALESMAN WANTED-EXPERI
- ed advertising novelty men. Best
selling line of calendars, combination
bank books, leather goods and novelties
on the market. Trade well established.
Liberal contracts. Exclusive territory.
Apply quick. ECONOMY ADV. CO,
Iowa City, Ia Octl6-1t
Evening journal., 1909-10-16
SUICIDE OF BILLY Boy
INDIAN BANDIT REPORTED

BY United Press Leased Special Wire
SAN BERNARDINO. Cal, Oct 16.-
Hah-starvod and without ammunition.
TO stand off the officers who had ponned
him in a mountain pass. Billy Boy, the
Plute Indian murderer sent his lest hull
let crashing into his own heart and fcll
Hfeiess on the rocks. according 10 word
aeaassad hare today.
Evening journal., 1909-10-16
TO HAVE MORE WASTE
PAPER RECEPTACLES

The success OF the waste paper boxes on
Market from Fourth TO Tenth streets and
on Delaware avenue having been demon
strated, street Commissioner Frank w.
Pierson will shortly distribute about 10
more on Market street. The public Is
gradually becoming educated 70 the use Of
the receptacles and Market street and
Delaware avenue are no longer Uttered
with waste paper as formerly At present
one receptacle is on each block OF Mar
ket street. The street and Sewer Direct
ors hope eventually 70 have two on each
block.
Evening journal., 1909-10-16
Witnesses Were Arrested.

Mamie Fisher and Antonette Mo-
linaro. two witnesses. who failed to
appear in the case of Mary Santino,
accused in the City Court this morn
ing Of conducting a disorderly house
and for whom attachments were order
ed issued. were arrested this morning
and locked up at the police station or
a charge of contempt of court. They
we're later released as IL was explained
that they had been informed that the,
would not be needed in court.
Evening journal., 1909-10-16
SALE
LEGAL NOTICE

7 n TIE SUPERIOR COURT OF THE
STATE OF DELAWARE. IN AND
FOR NEW CASTLE COUNTY.
No. 1856. September Term. A. D., 1909.
In the matter Of the petition OF Annie Il.
McHugh widow OF Andrew McHugh,
Anna A. McHugh and Theresa v Nc
Hugh. all Of the city OF Wilmington,
New Castle County and state of Della
ware. TO have a certain mortgage made
and executed by Andrew McHugh in
his lifetime. to Citizens Loan Associa-
tion, corporation Of the state of Del
aware, and recorded IN mortgage rec
ord H., Volume 3, Page 33f. &c, marked
satisfied on the record thereof.
And now to-wlt, this twenty-eight day
Of September. A.. D. 1909. petition aud
Lodge. Esquire. Rule granted upon Cit
liens Loan Association. 20 show cause,
II anv Il has. why the mortgage horciu-
before particularly referred to. shall not
be marked satisfied ON the record there
OF returnable on saturday. the second
day OF October, A. d., 1902 az loW
And now to-wit this second day Of
october, A. D.. 1902 on motion or George
! Lodge. Esquire. 50 Is ordered by the
Court that the above Rule be continued
I to tho November Term, A. D. 1909. or
said Court and that q copy thereof he
Z published by the sherin Of New cs.,,,., Sastie
once each week, for four successive
weeks. .,..
,s true copy or the
Rule granted IN the case there
stated. as the same remains OF
record. 7 hereunt0 set my hand
fsEAIA and afHXed the Seal o. the said
Court. this twcnty-eighth day or
September. a. ~, 1902. ,,,,.r.
oct2-s-is-23 Prothonotary
IN THE SUPERIOR COURT OF THE
4 STATE OF DELAWARE: IN AND
4 FOR NEW CASTLE COUNTY. -
No. lse. September Term. a. D. ds Ivy
tina Walker Herbert Fl. walker ana
Helen r. Walker, Of the CITY OF WI,
mington. County or New Cas'le anu i
rtraFa made and executed by Eliz-
i ebeth II. Chamberlain, and Isaac
: Chamberlain her husband. 70 the
( Ciavton Loan Association. a corpora
tion ~ tbe state OF Delaware. and re-
corded In mortgage record q. Volume
|, 3 Page 452. &C.. marked satisfied on
the s reeoTa no1 to.wit this thirtieth day Of
. c ce,serohar D.. 1909 petition ana am
2 dst,it fiied ana on motion Of William r.
! Kurtz, Esquire hgie 81 sbor, vPom rs,,sa Wy,
: NE ,,,orfeaee herein-before referred "a
: sboii not lie marked satisfied on the rec
ord thereof, retuifnatnhfi this i5birtIetb dav q,
= centet,ber' A. D.. 1909, on motion OF Will
: liam n. T<urtz. Esquire u is ordered b,
the Court that NdSsmber t3e abers Tepm err9 "a coz
iaao Of said Court, and that cop,
e thereof be published by the Sheriff o
: New Castle County in ,' ne,MsPaper @
said County once each WEEK ior iou
successive weeks -. a.,
!, 5,,,. sranted ef in B tBe case tber
stated. as the same remains O
record 7 hereunto set my han
E, (sEAI) and afiiIs,q1 the sea- OF ihs & sa
september A. D.. 1907.
n HERBERT 4. RICE.
.o oct-.9-ls-23. Prothonotar5
Evening journal., 1909-10-16
FOR SALE

--''~>-f3fRs. fSfj1Ss. fGRs.
All kinds OF hides and furs bought
Highest prices paid FOR Mink and Fox
Skins G. S. HURLOCK
J4-6mc Seventh and Poplar Sts.
Tor sALE-ONE BAY MARE, GOOD
driver. Address H., p. o. BOX Ole.
city. Octl5-4t
UOR SALE-lO0 THOROUGHBRED S. O.
w. Leghorn Cockerels for breeding
by j. Alvan Newlin. Prices Corner Mar
ehallton Del. Oi5-2t
EOR SALE-PEERLESS TRACTION
engine. 10 horse power long cab. Run
two seasons. First-class condition. VIII
sell at bargain. n. Armstrong Newark.
Del ol2-eod-6t
rOR AIE-WINCHEsTER REPEAT
Il ing shotgun, II gauge. 30-inch fun
choke barrel take down, with leather
case like new; Edison Home Phono-
graph with IS records. fine condition.
IL. B. McCOLLUM,
Octif-l6 Sci Jackson St. Wilmington
Evening journal., 1909-10-16
PUBLIC SALES
PUBLIC SALE

| - IANA& JAIL
At No East Eight street. VIII
mington Delaware. on TUESDAY. the
o'clock - m.' t6e forowirs described per-
sonal property All the goods, chattcls,
and personal property OF United Phono-
graph Company described as follows, 10
wit:
Victor talking machines, 2 edison
AuXeiophones. sale price $500 each. Eds
son monographs. go ten inch records, lb0
Edison AmberOl records go Edison
Standard records Oak Edison record
cabinets. oak disk cabinets, n Edison
record carrying cases 25 horns for Ed
son and Victor machines.
Terms OF sale cash and 70 be sold by
Reuben Sattcrthwaite, Jr, assignee.
nIu-sf
Evening journal., 1909-10-16
Renort Of Board Of Health,

Secretary Joseph B. Wigglesworth of
the Board of Health, reports 2S deaths,
"a births and So marriages for the
week just ended. For the correspond
ing period of last year there were IS
deaths, 81 birth and 81 marriages re-
corded.
Evening journal., 1909-10-16
ROOMS For RENT


r iitAKD-- Sne iQ7 AND sos RACE ST.
" Philadelphia. Rooms, &c. e5c. DOC
Gentlemen only. apl-o9-ly
HOR RENT-FURN1SHED ROOMS
for light housekeeping. No. 2ol East
Fifth street sept22-imo
For RENT-NICELY FURNISHED
room, second floor. light. heat, usi
OF bath. No. sos West Fourth street.
oct1-st-e.o.d.
z OR RENT-NfCEIY FURNISHED
rooms for lodging. us West 10th 81.
ol2-eod-lm
Evening journal., 1909-10-16
DRESSMAKING.

NT5S. n Steel. so. s0s WEST
Nl Fourth street. Wilmington, Del,
teacher in practical dressmaking. Glasses.
Mondays, Wednesdays. and Fridays from
70 to - a. m, ? to D. m, 70 10
p. m. School opens October 18th. 1909. at
a. m. Terms reasonable. O4-lmo