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The Washington times., 1909-09-21
DE LACY CONDEMNS
TOO MUCH ECONOMY
Court, However, Finds Nor
tiSen Not Guilty as Charg-
ed by Neighbors.

Judge De Lacy holds in contempt the
man who practices too rigid economy
in his home, particularly when such
economy is practiced at the expense
OF his children
There is a boundary line for econ
omy. Economy. when practiced with
in reason is praiseworthy, but wnen
carried to an extreme it becomes UNI
worthy and indecent" the judge de-
clared in disposing Of the case and
discharginS Hans Morrison. a fireman
in tile Bureau of Engraving and Print
ing. who was brought into the Juven-
lie Court because certain of his neigh
bors regarded him as a negligent
father, unfit TO superintend the up
bringing Of his own children.
These neighbOrs, and, in fact, Mort
isen's housekeeper, Mrs. Agnes Smith,
! told Judge De Lacy that Morrison fed
his youngsters, five IN number. chiefly
on 'cast-off bread purchased at SC
cents a barrel. most OF which was
mouldy and unfit for use. This was the
burden of their testimony before the
Juvenile Court on Saturday last. and
to put it mildly, Judge De Lacy, whose
heart warns for all Of the towns ne
elected children. was shocked.
Make Other Complaints.
Incidentally, Mrs. Sweeney and Mrs.
Frederick. who are Mortisen's neigh
bors on Bladensburg road, declared
that his children were permitted TO run
wild, and that the atmosphere in which
they thrived was neither wholesome
nor such as would cultivate ideas of
good citizenship.
But the two days that have inter
vened since Judge De Lacy heard
Mortisen's neighbors and his house
keeper paint the original dark picture,
have caused his honor 10 soften his
opinion Of the humble fireman, whose
home on Bladensburg road beyond MI.
OliVet Cemetery, has literally been a
house Of too much trouble since the
Morrison children were left motherless
several years ago. and since have had
to depend for their moral, mental, ana
physical welfare on various ana more
or less Indifferent hOusekeepers.
When the case was reOpened late yes
terday afternoon Judge DE Lacy hearu
testimony that convinced him that Nor
tisen while not the heaTtless parent,
careless Of his children and serving them
with food unfit for human use,' was
at least a triHe too rigid in his econ
Omy.
Moreover, the cast on bread tnat
Mrs. Agnes Smith said was intended for
The children, il developed Morrison had
bought from time to time to feed to his
pigs and chickens, but hereafter, by
Judge De Lacy's Injunction, this bread
viii be placed in the pig pen instead OF
In the house, 20 make sure the Morrison
children do not get II.
After Judge De Lacy had admOnished
Morrison as 10 the need Of care in the
selection of housekeepers who have the
rearing OF his children. as a measure
Of precaution against too liberal spend
ing for liquor. his honor required him
to take a pledge for one year Their
he continued the case for sixty days Sc
that the probation officer may have
opportunity to note Improvement in the
Morrison home. Morrison says he has
spent none Of his SO month for liquor
The Washington times., 1909-09-21
LIMR STOPS oar.

BANGOR, Pa, Sept. 21.-LOss OF
money. delay in traffic. and a general
disturbance OF the whole system Of the
Slate Belt trolley line, resulted because
o. two allie IS saving of the limb OF a
tree which fell over the feed wire and
grounded IL. Cars did not run for nearly
a halliday.
The Washington times., 1909-09-21
KILLED ON TRAIN.

NEW YORK. Sept I.-Mrs. John
Lloyd, 81 Wilkesbarre. Pa, was in
5ured in jersey city as she sat in a
Pennsylvania railroad coach, and died
sep eral hours later in a hospital A
piece Of steel, apparently from a passing
locomotive. CRASHED throu~h the window,
J. ceTatinE hsI face and fracJuTing her
skill.
The Washington times., 1909-09-21

Gold and silver are used with
great success as a touch Of color.
At s1a00 you can have any color
hat desired-the new sunset blues.
olive greens, bronze. amythest.
aTtichoke, raisin. as well as the
staple navy blues. browns ara
black We are justly proud Of tits
showing OF hats at 5000 and ask
your special attention for tf y to-
morrow-2d ic0r, Millinery Salon.
The Washington times., 1909-09-21

It's Just ready. Ask for one at the
pattern department, 1st floor. Very
latest ideas IN fan dress. One of the
most fetching dresses we've yet seen IS
that worn by the young lady pictured
on the cover, holding our announce
ment OF all-wool fabrics Ter fall. Get
one tomorrow.
Evening journal., 1909-05-03

uOW OLD AM AOb
Thomas A. Edison, the inventor. es
Inmates that be is 100 years old.
That is to say. he estimates the
length OF his life by the amount Of en-
ergy he has put into his llfe's work.
II the results Of life are 20 be es-
timated. compared with the results OF
the average mans life Edison is 1000
or even 10000 years old. He has pro-
duced that much more than most men.
Energy is the dynamo that drives
men.
1t is a sort Of self generating dyna-
mo- Energy is viii power IN action.
The mans viii snys. Il will do this
thing" and the latent energy in the
man is coupled up with his win. and
the result is activity
When the human machine Is thus
put into motion its velocity and mo-
mentum keep It going for a time.
When It slncks up the will power,
generator. rives out a new impulse,
and the machine is kept going.
Only
To be effective the activity thus
generated must be properly employed.
A mans generator and dynamo may
be all right. and the latter. may re-
volve 10000 times a minute the shaft
ing and belts may be turning, and yet
the machine may wear itself out do
ing nothing
Many men spend enough energy do
ing nothing when they might do great
tasks II only they were properly cou.
pied up.
IL is the rare man like Edison who
knows how 20 so adjust the machinery
Of his life as to apply every ounce Of
his mental and physical energy to do
ing things.
Measured by what he has done. Edi
son is older than Methuselah.
low old are you. measured by thai
standard?
Are you really twenty. thirty, OF
forty, or fifty. or sixty years old?
Perhaps you. have put in enough
work. say. at hfty to be really a hun
dred years old-and failed.
Well. a man is measured no less By
what he has really tried to do than by
what he has done.
Philip James Bailey has put thl
whole matter so admirably 1t canno
be bettered:
We live IN deeds. not years; in thoughts
not hreaths;
In feelings, not figures on dial.
We should not count time by hear
throbs. lie most lives
Who thinks most. feels the noblest, act
the best.
Measured by the poets standard
how long have you lived2
Evening journal., 1909-05-03
TRUSTEES SALE
TRUSTEES SALE OF REAL
& PERSONAL PROPERTY

In accordance with The provisions Of
the will OF James Il. Mullin, Deceased,
and by virtue Of the order made by the
Chancellor OF the state Of Delaware, on
the Sixth day OF November, A. D.. 1908.
the undersigned will sell at Public Auc-
ton on Wednesday May l2th. ls@. az ten
Wilmington. New Castle County Della
ware. the following described real and
personal property:
uated at the S. y. Cor. Of Sixth and Mar
ket streets, with the three-st0ry brick
addition known as No. 9 East sixth
Market St, and OF lo5 feet inches, on
Sixth street
2.-The three-story brick dwelling at
the S. w. Cor. Of Twelfth and West
streets. with stable IN the rear,
dwelling containing nine rooms and
bath, having front porch, hot-air
having a frantage Of 30 feet on West
street and Of ll6 feet on Twelfth street.
3.--l0 shares OF capital stock OF Security
Al shares Of capital stock Of Central
SO shares Of capital stock Of Coates
VILE Trust Co. Coatesville. Pa.
6-2s shares stock Of the Red Men $
7,9si6 shares stock in Eden Hall Com
'1TTiRI TRe property at sixth and Market ste
and No. s East Sixth St 10 be sold sub
ject TO the right Of the present tenant
10 occupy & until March 18th. 1910. the
propertv al Twelfth and West SITS 10 be
sold subject 70 immediate occupancy.
+ Terms .-Cash--l0 per cent 70 be paid
down AT time OF sale. the balance upon
confirmation by the Chancellor. falling
such confirmation he 10 per cent paid
down win be refunded.
WILNfNCTON TRUST COMP my.
Trustee by appointment on the Chancel-
lor OF the State OF Dela w4re. under the
will oi James T. Mulltn. Decd
WILMINGTON. Delaware, April 2Srd. 1909
a2t-2g-2S- yl-3-5-S-lO
Evening journal., 1909-05-03
PACKERS FOR PUBLICITY
Eastern Shore Men Meet at Esston TO
Discuss Plans.

EASTON, Md, May PACKERS Of
Caroline. Dorchester and Talbot coun-
ties met at the Hotel Norris. Charles
r. Wooters. OF Easton. was chairman,
with Charles L. farrell Of Hilisboro,
secretary.
Addresses were made by j. W. Wat
kins. Of Odessa. Del: D. i. Fools. OF
Preston. Md. and Willard C. Rouse. Of
Easton. After the meeting lie guests
were served with a bountiful dinner
by w. X. Norris. consisting of all the
substantials to be procured, with veg
etables put up by one Of the packers
present together with the delicacies
Of the season. Plans for publicity "a
Increase the output of canned goods
were discussed.
Among those present were: J. w
Watkins, Of odessa, bel; W. NJ. Wright
and Ignatius Lednum. OF Choptank
Nd; Charles Z. FARRELL. Of Stewart 6
farrell, of Hillsboro. Nd; ]. Frank
Lednum and S. e. Douglass. Of Preston
Nd: Robert A. Kirby, Of Kirby & New
nan, oxford: NJ. NJ. Wiley OF Ayers
Nd. Levi Harrison, Of the Sherwood
'acking Company. Sherwood, Md.
amper Harrison, OF Tilghman Pack.
j lg Company. Tilghman. Nd; William
/ II. Valiant, Of Bellevue, Nd; Charles
B. Lloyd, of Trappe. Nd; J. B. Harri
son, Of Tilghman, Md; Charles 7
Wrightson, Charles r. WoOters an,
Leonard S. Fleckenstein.
Evening journal., 1909-05-03
TECHNICAL BOOKS AT
INSTITUTE LIBRARY
MASONRY AND coNCRETE

f'ffN0OfNE1f fAiNG z
Baker. Treaties on masonry construc-
tion. -693-Bl7.
International Correspondence Schools
-6a3-l6l
Maginnis. BriclSlaying. -693-N N12I.
Warren. Problems in stone cutting.
--69s-W25.
siebert. Modern stone-cuttlng. -e98i2
S5T
Buei & Hin. Reinforced concrete. --eoS
5-DS6
Mccullough. Reinforced concrete. 500
5-M13
Marsh. Manual of reinforced concrete
--69s.5-Al35.
Newman. Notes on concrete. -e935
Ns6.
Reid. Concrete and reinforced concret
construction. -6935-R27
Taylor. Treatise on concrete. -69s.5
T2i
Warren. Handbook on reinforced con
crete. --693.5-W25.
Evening journal., 1909-05-03
Services at St. Johns.

Services at st. Johns Episcopal
Church for the week follow: Vestry
meeting this evening at o'clock; boys
guild this evening at 7.30 o'clock; wom-
ans auxiliary on Thursday afternoon at
3 o'clock at the home of Mrs. Holstein
Harvey; altar guild Friday afternoon
at 8 o'clock; Junior guild Friday even
ing at 7.30 o'clock; senior chapter
Brotherhood of st. Andrew on Friday
evening at S o'clock.
Evening journal., 1909-05-03
MAY REGULATE
KOM1N'S SKIRTS

BY United Press Leased Special Wire
Los ANGELES, Cal, May 81. w.
French, a pioneer resident of this city,
has succeeded in exacting a promise
from George Alexander. the reform
mayor, that he and the City Council
will consider an ordinance which viii
regulate the height at which woman
may hold skirts I'm public.
The suggestion has aroused a storm
of criticism and is a sensational topic
Of discussion everywhere.
Evening journal., 1909-05-03
Junior Auxiliary Msstinn.

The annual meeting Of the Diocesan
Branch Of the Junior Auxiliary will be
held in St. Johns Episcopal Church on
Saturday A business meeting will be
held in the parish house at 1890 o'clock
and anniversary exercises will be held
in the afternoon, beginning at o'clock.
Bishop Kinsman will speak
Evening journal., 1909-05-03
We make eIeetrIc sIgns: Bueher.... |.
Earlv Cron. Ponr.

sEAFORD. May s.-Reports receiv-
ed by the Fruit Shippers Association
of Seaford. indicate a plentiful crop of
strawberries. apples and late peaches.
but the early peaches and pears viii be
largely a failure. The early white
potato crop will be short, owing 10 an
over abundance Of wet weather.
Evening journal., 1909-05-03
SALESMFN WANTED
LOST AND FOUND
FE's SprEc

snERfFFS SALE, ,~BY VfRTUE on <
Nrected, Will be exposed 20 public sale
al the Court House on Market street,
between Tenth and Eleventh streets,
IN the city OF Wilmington, New Castle
county Delawarea..n
THE THIRD DAY OF MAY 1909.
at $50 o'clock. "a. m.
the following described real estate. viz.
All that certain lot. piece or parcel Of
land. with a twO-story brick dwelling
thereon erected. situated In the city OF
Wilmington. Delaware, bounded and de-
scribed as follows, 10 wit.
Beginning az the southerly side OF Sec
ond street. between DUPONT and Scott
streets, az the distance Of ono-hundrcd
and forty-scYcn feet and six inches from
souiherly and parallel with scott street.
through the centre OF the westerly party
wall onc-hundred and three feet eight
inches TO the northcrly side OF am alley
four feet Wide leading into DUPONT street,
thence castorly and parallel with Second
alley twelve feet ton inches; thence
uorthcrly parallel with Scott street and
along the line Of the caEtCrly gable wall
one hundred and three feet eight inchcs
TO the aforesaid southerly sidc % Sec.
ond street and thence thereby westerly
beginning BE the contents thereof What
they may. with the use on said alley "a
common with others entitled thereto for
ever.
seized ana token IN execution as tbs
property Of John W. Bird, mortgagor
CHARLES II. LIPPINcoTT,
sherirs once. Wilmington. mel.
April l6. 1909. all-l9-22-2 -29-m2
Evening journal., 1909-05-03
LEGAL NOTICES

7 e cnANcERY, NEW CASTLE
County, IS.
CAUSE OF PARTITION.
Catherine Toomey, ct. al,
vs..
John j. Kelleher, et al.
In pursuance Of an order OF the Chan
cellor, made IN the above cause az the
March term. 1909. all persons having any
lien or liens affecting the interest or es-
tate Of Bartholomew Kelleher, Elizabeth
kellehet, Hughey Toomy. Catherine
Toomey. Michael Keleher John j. Kei-
leher Joseph Nnrman. Lizzie Haley.
Florence Williams. nlanch williams and
Ethel Williams. or either Of them. In the
lands and premises TO which said cause
relates, are hereby notified TO file "A peti-
ton setting forth the nature and amount
OF the same IN the Office OF the Register
IN Chanccry for New Castle Courtv. ter
days before the third day OF MAY, A. -
1909, and 10 appear and prove said lien OF
liens before the rising of the Court or
said day.
L1LBURNE CHANDLER,
Trustee
Wilmington, Delaware. April ls. 1909,
/ Asst
Evening journal., 1909-05-03
We make Brass signs. Bucher's.'
pouble prownino a Mystery.

Coroner Gaynor held an inquest Sat
urday night into the deaths Of John
s. Bradley and Curtis Gray. who were
drowned in the Delaware river on the
night of April 9. The verdict returned
by the jury was that the men came TO
their death from causes unknown TO
the jury
Evening journal., 1909-05-03
DrrpI Tc SALES


- PECIAL PUBLIC SALE
~ OF HIGH GRADE FURNITURE,
Carpets. Mattings. Linoleum. and Bed
dines etc, will be sold at StiGham e.
sons Auction Store. No. III East Fourth
street. on FRIDAY. MAY. 9TH. 1909, at
o'clock . m. sharp.
Oak and walnut bed room suites. two
fine parlor suites. heavy enamcled he'd.
two heavy all brass beds fifteen new
mattresses, cotton, felt. and huslS.
couches IN leather and verona porlor
cabinet writing desk wire sliding
couches ice boxes and refrigerators. ex-
tension tables wardrobe. pictures. chairs,
rockers. Kitchen tables, parlor stands,
INGS-AfATTINGS-
Also viii sell TO the highest bidder
s. rolls OF very best grades OF mattings
consisting Of China, Weighing 80 ms. 70 100
lbs TO a roll, 116 warp China. Multi Japan
ost Mattings. Beautiful designs and grand
quality. Carpets and several large rugs.
9x12 etc. 500 yards Linoleum, stair
All the above goods are new and must
be sold for what they will bring. This
Is a chance to buy Furniture. Mattings
Carpets. etc. OF the best quality az your
own price
We invite you TO come and see the
goods 70 be sold and make a careful ex-
animation OF the same. Store open for
inspection evening before sale and morn.
STIDHAI & son. Aucts.
u. g. A Phone 5;5. Established lSs
La--o-b-
Evening journal., 1909-05-03
EalI on stove costs Llfe.

LAUREL, May 3-Suddenly taken
i'll while preparing dinner Mrs. Annie
Melvin, of Bethesda. fell upon the stove
and was so badly burned that death
ended her sufferipgs two Hours later.
Evening journal., 1909-05-03
NOTICE OF REDEMPTION OF soNns
or
AMERICAN VUICAyIZED FIRE COMPANY

The following Bonds have been drawn
Tor redemption;
al, 7s7. 53i. s5. sos. sl3. siO. g7. 6i5. 500
as, l4s' les &6, is2, ia, g2l. $50, 70i, 523,
575, s57 200. 6s5. sos i57. ss5. G. Ssi. " ~ Ss S
IS. % S56. s25, 920. 562, l95. 5ii siS S7i, ss
lsl, rs, go, -il, oi9. sls, i5l. $50, $50. 232
@ ss s 9s @ Sl 9s ls 80 80 SS s = sis s5 s 5 ais go
81, $50 S.2, 153, f3s. fQl 0l2. 23S, 6S5. 507
2e 7l2 i3e 255, l5l. i23, s6s 65i. l9i. ai7
ais lss fsS 5S5 1s s,r @ s a. ss os9 ssS 4i2 ssl
S2G. 5lf. n. 35i, G., so. 63 10, PSI. 500 Con
70a. $50. Il3, go, isi, 62i. 2s5, 576 pa i2a
s sss So ss iss as . as S esS ss a9 ss2 sss ;ss
81. sea, ais .555. sos, CAS-, s.. Ssi Sii, ssS
Said bonds win be redeemed at rhe Of
Company Trustee, Wilmington Del
June ]. 1902 at l05 and accrued interest
Interest on said Bonds will cease on the
above date AMERICAN NULCANIIED
FIBRE COMPANY, Wilmington, Del.
NJ OT1CE-EcoNOAf1C LIFE INSURE
~ ance Company a corporation exist
| ing under the laws Of the State Of Della
ware, by It's Board Of Directors. IN COM
plance with the statutes Of the State Of
vided, hereby gives notice that on Friday.
I the sixteenth day OF April, a. r.. 1909
at a meeting OF tNt etlu hudlut OF Muicl
every director received at least three
days notice, called for the purpose OF
dssolving the Company. said Board by a
majority Of the whole Board did adopt
/ the following resolution.
] "RESOLNED that. IN the judgment OF
this Board. u is deemed advisable and
most for the benefit OF the Economic Life
! Insurance Company that the same should
/ be dissolved: 10 that end. and In conform.
/ ity with the statute. IL Is ordered that q
meeting OF the stockholders OF the Com.
pany be held on Monday. the seventeenth
day Of May. A. D., 1902 at eleven O'CLOCK
panys office, No. / East 9th Street. tht
/ offices Of the Company I'm the City OF
] Wilmington, Delaware, 10 take actor
upon said resolution so adopted by thll
Board of Directors, that the Secretary o.
the Company shall. within ten DAYS from
this date mail TO each stockhOlder resid
ing IN the United States notice OF thi
adoption Of this resolution, and also be
ginning within said ten days, cause
ton of this resolution to be inserted ii
the Evening Journal OF Wilmington
Delaware. a newspaper published in th
County wherein the corporation has IL
principal office, for at least four week
successfully, once a week. next preced
ing the time appointed for said stock
holders meeting"
4 A meeting Of the stockholders OF sal
Company is called and will be held at th
Delaware, on Monday. the seventeenth
day Of May. a. D.. 1909. at the hour o
eleven o'clock IN the forenoon, to TAX
action upon the said resolution.
ai9-2s-ms-l0-lf secretary
Evening journal., 1909-05-03
POoMs ZOE RENT

T7RNRf~S05. S0i AND 500 RACE ST.
" Philadelphia. Rooms, 25c Soc. soc.
Gentlemen only. apl-gs-ll
EOR RENT-FuRNISHE ROOMS
for light housekeeping. -Ql r. oth
st. a5-lmo.
EOR RENT-FURN1SffED OR UN-
furnished rooms. with or without
board. Apply 900 West Third street.
Evening journal., 1909-05-03
REAL ESTATE FoR SALE

F0R SALE OR RENT~HAvfNG
moved 10 our new coal yard. wo Of
Ter the large business property, fronting
on Fourth street. Fifth street. and Penn
sylvania Railroad Freight Yards, ele-
Nated siding, runs through property. over
~ coal bins, large stable, office and store
room Tho entire property over ldOVl
square feet, ground surface Il under ROOT.
Immediate possession. THE PHlLlPs-
THpMPSON CO. 200 LAST Fourth street.
Evening journal., 1909-05-03
BUYERS GUIDE

BUYERS GUIDE
OF WILMINGTON.
pspendable Houses. Shop by Phone.
TRANSFERS.
L. Rhoades & Il. n. Lorraine.
Personal attention given 10 moving fur-
niture and pianos at all hours. Residence.
go Lombard st. stand Fourth and
French SITS. Delm. Phone 1860. alS-tf
TTTANTED $sroRE I'll ElxryRgs IIJ .iiS
wv I'd hand :as:S,.. :sS:S.. ss. Sss.a.; :S.ii. our
Furniture q! SAAS. las 5in.s myRk8sS s,,,.s,
w n. =. WILLIAMS CO.
W. s2i Orange 81 Roofini Epouting ana
hestng. Metal and ccmpysi Ion roofing.
tot Air he,.tipg and ventilatine Repair
'iss eromptly done. Phones a2s-ly
A OIRUnML22HiLbS RnL 2lsldbbSS FoR 1unNI AT THE
Aesnah ITS. Wilmington. Del nz5-sm
s iERLiNG BtLLt<EN. NOVELTIES,
p, Ihe Latest. Scarf Pine, soc. Brooch
55e. siiiise 'Edht d,hat Pms, lSo; Leather Fobs,
entrance. -
KERN's, Jeweler. No. 10 Market st.
Fine watch and I"S Seweips Noqs repairinx.
RooMs PAPERED FROM $3.50 UP. Il
N per cent. or. scraping and sizlnE
free NJ. ARsHr. lo4 f. End ST.. 5iSi d.
and A a16-f
| MlNING Pictures aud illustrated songs
--knl. tonlknl. MUSIC Hnll. Connell 81. a2O-lm
BAKERY.
ASK your Grocer for NAYER'S BLUE
"a d,AaSEL BREAD, Insuies square dea!
- KARL MAYER
EAST Side Baker. eth anu Poplar SITS
d2-m. w.s.-iv
ARCHITECTS AND ENGINEERS.
=. Z. lsioe. Jr.. Architect and Civil En-
sineer II. h. sanville Electrical and Con
coMPxNI E"Sassr 6isss z uasxas a. hieE, ST. VIZ SR
m1hin1iEtson. 1h1iEs Del, no cirard Trust Bldg.
DENTIST.
D & A. Phone 5000
DR.. HOWARD C. WATSON.
Ford Building
Suite 2i5-2lS Wilmington. Del
d2m-w. s-tf
MILK, CREAM AND BUTTER.
s; II. RfDGWAY. so Il. Sth St.
wholesale and Retail deBler Ia MIX
Cream and Butter.
Flake both Phones
c--m. W.s.-iy
! SAY. MIR. INSURANCE AGENT DII
your Company reject that hote
man2 Tell us about q. We will Civ
him hrst-claes policy and pay yo
high commissions We do not issue sub
standard policies. Address l.. 10 Even
ing journal once. a2l-mS
= EMENr SIDEWALKS AND PLAsT
- ering George w. McCaulley ant
Son Co., 100 w. sth ST. f25-eod-6m
HARDWARE AND CUTLERY. TRY
4 can OF Chapman's Floor Stain. jar
alac, liquid Nancer, Johnsons Wal
House, Porch and Window Screen Pain
+. J. CHAPMAN, Delaware Avenue an
Scott street. al9-m. wf.-tf
Evening journal., 1909-05-03
~. .p AN'rED-MALE

f61aNTED~RXfLWAY MAIL cLERk KS,
w Salary $500 90 sl40o. No 'layolfs."
Examination IN Wilmington May 18th.
Common education sufficient Candi-
dates prepared free. Write Immediately
for fun particulars. FRANKLIN lNSTl-
TuTE. Dept 23-A., Rochester, n. Y.
a8-lmo.
TANTED-RAILWAY MAIL CLERKS.
w salary $500 to 81 400 No "layoffs =
Examination In Wilmington STAY 18th.
Common education sufficient. Candi-
dates prepared free. Write Immediately
for fun particulars FRANKLIN IN
STITUTE. Dept 24A.. Rochester. ". Y.
ai2-lmo.
xxTANTED-ABLE BODIED MEN BE-
w tween ages 10 and 80 for Z. S. Ma
first papers. Excellent opportunity to
see the world. Good pay. Clothing. ra-
free. Apply al 4. s. MARINE CORPS
RECRUITING OFFICE Post ONCE
Building Wilmington. Del. ml-26t
Evening journal., 1909-05-03
HELP WANTED-FEMALE.

WTANTED-GTRL 10 LEARN DRESS
w making, reference required. Apply
1918 West Eighth street. a26-5t e. o d
xxYANTED-TWO RELIABLE WHITE
w girls for cooking and upstairs work.
Leave town for summer Apply 5l3
West street. ml-at
Evening journal., 1909-05-03
|. SCOTT TOWNSEND,
Treasurer.
pelawareans al S. A. R. consl ess.

Delawareans at S. A. r. Consl ess.
John Bancroft and William Beadcn-
kopf Represented the Delaware Society,
Sons OF the American Revolution. at
tn, congress OF the National Society,
$ A. r.. which came 20 "a close in Bal
timore on Saturday. Mr.. Bancroft was
elected member OF the board OF trus-
tees of the National society and he. with
Mr. Beadenkopf attended the dinner
given by the society in the Belvedere.
Baltimore, which brought the congress
to a close on Saturday night.
Evening journal., 1909-05-03
Heart toHeart
Talks.
HOW OLD ARE You1
by EDWIN 4. NYE

copyright. 1903. by American Press Asao.
ciation.l
Evening journal., 1909-05-03
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