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TIE Qualifications.

Il want somebody to report a WON.
ans congress-" said the managing cd.
itor.
Some one we'll versed In parlla,
mentary language. J presume?"
Nope. SOurV one who understands
such terms IS Tassenienterie, aigrette
and the like"-kansas City Journal
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The vlrtin, of cate

Williams understand that your
son has married a widow?
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS should
at put 1t that way. She married him
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Maryland. following the recent IeaA
OF Pennsylvania. is moving to abolish
toll roads. Gov. Crothers has ex-
pressed the hope that before his term
is ended every tollgate in the state
will be abolished and every road free.
lie believes that the work OF the gOod
roads commission Will ultimately re-
suit In wiping out the gates. THE toll
gate says the governor. lis not OF
this age and has no proper place In
this time. 10 Is ridiculous to think OF
charging people money for coming to
your city"
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Hon. Emil king. Vienna, Aas., ono OF
the worlds greatest horsemen, has written
TEMPER COMPOUND has become the
standard remedy for distempers ard throat
diseases IN the best stables Of Europe.
This medicine relieves Horses OF great suf-
ferng end saves mich money for the own
e." SOC and 81 a bottle. All Druggists
SPOHN MEDICAL co, Goshen, Ind
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ACCOM- MODATiNG.

Doctor Ito man who has fallen)-
You need strong punch Of some kind
Mr.. Flynn Gan old enemy)-Let me
give IL to him, doc!
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Aeeepted wlth Thanks.

Some bloodless pessimist with =
sour face says that kissing will soon
be relocated 70 the lower classes.
And. no doubt, It's just good enough
Tor them!-Cleveland Plain Dealer.
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Know what thou canst WORK at ana
DO II like a Hercules.
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VAIN THREATS.

Jimmy Juggins-If you do not con-
bent to my marriage with Your dangh-
Ter. swear Ill kill myself.
Her Pa-Ha. that's good; you'n save
Tie the trouble.
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PILES CUREts IN q TO IA DAYS.
PAzO OINTMENT Is guaranteed ~ crre any 49,
81 Itching. Blind. bleeding ProtrudiDg Plies ~
% IA days or money refunded b0o-
Evening journal., 1909-10-06
fine ON ONE
SALOON KEEPER

Liquor cases engaged the attention
of the Court of General Sessions to-
day. James B. Toman. Of New Cas-
tie through William w. Cooper, of
the firm Of Nicholson, Bradford and
Cooper, pleaded guilty to the charge
of selling whiskey without having the
bottlcrs' license, and was fined $50 and
costs. Two other charges Of a
similar character against Mr. Toman
were dropped.
William +. kurtz, representing John
Pagan, of New Castle. who was in
dicted on three charges of a similar
nature, asked that his clients case
be continued. MIR. Pagan is rs years
old and has been unable to leave his
home for two years. The State did
not oppose the motion. and the case
was continued until the November
term Of court.
Argument on the demurrer filed In
the case Of Cornelius Mundy was
heard. Robert IT. Richards repre-
sented Mr.. Aiundy and Caleb Il
Burchenal appeared for the State. Mr.
Richards argued that under the state
law and the city charter the Muni-
cipal Court has sole jurisdiction and Il
constituted TO hear, try ana llnalls
determine cases of selling liquor with
out a license.
Caleb r.. Burchenal, in opening his
argument. said: 1--WE are interpreting
a statute which would take sole and
conclusive jurisdiction from this court
A question 10 be decided in this casi
is whether this was a sale without &
license or an infringement OF license t.
SELL"
Argument will be concluded this at
/ ternoon.
! Jeremiah Monaghan was brought be
fore the court on the charge of con
I tempt. He said he was summoned
1 court over the telephone and had bee
previously informed that his present
was not required He. was excuse
by the court.
Evening journal., 1909-10-06
REMOVAL OF POLES
CAUSE OF NO BIDS?

That sthe determination Of the Street
and Sewer Directors to have as many
poles as possible removed from streets
companies 20 refrain from bidding for
lighting city streets was intlmated to-
day.
Whatever may have caused the VIII
mlngton City Electric Company not TO
submit bid for municipal lighting, the
report was about today that officers OF
tho company do not like the possibility
Of having TO put wires underground,
and are holding aloof from bidding for
that reason. Whether or not resentment
Of the polo removal project was a reason
for the company not bidding could not
be learned today. IT was pointed out
that city lighting would cost more II the
wires were put underground.
1t IS expected that conference be-
tween tho Street and Sewer Directors and
ofhcials Of the electric companies will be
held I'm the near future to talk over the
lighting situation.
David J.. OFT, local superintendent OF
the Wilmington City Electric Company.
when asked today why the company had
not bid for city lighting, said tho city
lighting contract was out OF his hands
entirely.
II Is observed that tho Wilmington
Light, Power and Telephone Company
also failed 20 bid, and this has caused
many persons to think that the two com
lpanies have some understanding as &c
the city lighting contracts.
Evening journal., 1909-10-06
PRESBYTERY IN
BUSY SESSION

This mornings session OF the seven (
ty-ninth stated meeting OF the Pres
bytery Of New Castle Ia Hanover
Church was devoted largely to reports
the most important OF which were
those of the committee on foreign mis-
sions and the committee ON presby-
terial home missions and sustentation.
AS was expected. the Presbytery on
motion and without discussion went on
record as favoring the reduction OF
membership OF the General Assembly
The General Assembly Will ascertain
the sentiment of ali fresbyteries on the
subject ana win act accordingly at its
next meeting
Important recommendations by the
committee on foreign missions were
adopted. These relate 20 contributions
from this Presbytery for foreign mis-
sions and follow out the directions Of
the executive commission OF the Gen
eral Assembly. According to the
minimum standard set by tho eXecu-
tive commission Of the General Assem-
bly,, this Presbytery must Increase its
contributions for next year "A per cent
over those of last year. The executive
commission has apportioned S4,643.3S
for collection in this Presbytery TO be
further proportioncd as follows:
Churches. s75947; Sunday schools,
$55A91. women's missionary and young
peoples societies. S2.329. Last year,
this Presbytery contributed S4037.75
The committee on Presbyterian Home
Missions and sustentation reported that
the presbytery was now well able tc
take care Of its weak churches. and en-
phaslzed the success of the Presbytera
/ mode Of sustentation as compared with
the recently abolished synodical system
OF sustontaton. Under the new plar
contributions from the church have beer
/ from two TO fvo times greater than un
der the old synodical manner OF collec
! tion. The committee commended tn
work OF West Church, this city, amonI
the Italians, FOR a chapel FOR which e.,
600 has been collected The Presbyterl
viii adopt the committees recommendo
tlons that pastors be urged 10 acquain
themselves with the now plan OF susten
tation. that the church at Farmingtol
be united with tho churches az Feito
and Harrington. that the Italian nissio
be committed TO the care OF IVES
Church. and that Gilbert Church, tcol
= ored). be looked after by Central Church
S This report will be discussed this after
= noon.
l. The Rev. J. r. Millsan. stated oler'
and treasurer. reported receipts since IN
last stated meeting OF S7e4.5S; eNpendi
lures OF S1631s and a balance OF Ssi.i
j. A call was received from Ocean City I
the Rev. j. L. Rushbridge. Of the Pres
bytcry Of Philadelphia.
The temperance committee in its re
!, port commented on the worldwide auc
Z cess Of the temperance movement nn
! deplored tho fact that there were thrice
: churches An the Presbytery that ha'
!. made no contribution 20 the temperanc
7. work Of the General Assembly.
Tonight. in West Church. there will
popular meeting in the interest q
ovangelistic work. the speaker 10 be
II. Converse. OF Philadelphia. This Sc
= sion will end the stated meeting.
Evening journal., 1909-10-06
EXPERT TEACHES PUPILS
HOW TO PLAY RIGHT

Miss Turner. assistant directress Of
physical culture in the public schools Of
Washington. ID. C.. is in this city 70 give
three days instruction TO the pupils OF
the c0lored schools IN How 20 Play
Miss Turner gave part Of her course Of
instruction TO the pupils OF the Howard
School yesterday afternoon. George W.
Twiimyer superintendent. and Miss liiz-
abeth c. Devine, assistant superintendent
OF public schools were present.
Miss Turner first lectwed TO tho pupils
In the assembly room. aud then all went
to the school yard. where the pupils play
ed different games outlined By hor. They
emphasize the traits Of play, attention
and concentration, and also are planned
to bring to us certain woll-dehnod prin-
ciples of physical culture.
Evening journal., 1909-10-06
REAL ESTATE FOR SALE

nor sALE-AS ELEGANT HOUSE IN
II nne condition on West lith atfeuI
owner VIII sell al "a sacrifice.
CHARLES T.. kDkiI,
l0il Market strce..
E3-m.wf-tf Opposite Court housel.
TsOR sALE-l0 ACRE TRACr-NlCE|
L clay-thrce $500 Brick kiinn ana an
plant and buildings for a good
brick plant All ln Al condition. II. q
o. Siding. Water reservoir
CHARLES G.. KURT.
l0il Market Street.
Copposito Court Housel apg2-w-s-tt
r1OR sALE-sTORE AND DWELL
ing. N. u. Cor. Franklin ana Linz
den. Containing rooms and BATH. now
renting for $50 per month. Fine oppoi-
tunity for right party Price moderate
ana terms easy. only agent
TATNAI.l. AND CO,
sis-1r,o-,r-r III w. Ninth 81.
nor SALE -BARGAlNS-WEs sllt
Il six rooms and BATH porch, heater
and cellar, severed, centrally located
FOR quick sale. 2l45o.
Good sized iot. two frame buildings
rent for $il, price 500.
Z Fl. PARK a. CO, c..
orf9-g-q 213 West Tenlh 81
Evening journal., 1909-10-06
SUPREME LODGE
O.S. OF B. TO MEET

The Supreme Lodge. Order OF
Shepherds Of Bethlehem. win convene
I'm this city on Monday next for a
two days session. There viii be rep
resentatiyes and visitors from 12S
lodges in - different States. The
headquarters will be at the Clayton
House. hut the meetings will be held In
Turn Hall
The delegates win arrive next Sun
day. The convention win open Mon
day morning at 9 9oclock with
Supreme Commander Nellie L. Feller
presiding.
On Monday night there viii be a re-
ception to the visitors, when Mayor
Spruance viii make an address OF
welcome. On Tuesday night there win
be BAN ia honor Of the visitors IN
Turn Hall.
Evening journal., 1909-10-06
ALL METHODIST PRAYER
SERVICES ON SAME NIGHT

Dr. IT. W. Kellogg, pastor Of Grace NJ
T.. Church announces a change in the
prayer services of the church. 1t has a r.
ways been the custom Of the church to
hold the prayer services on Friday u ght
but at a meeting Of the city ministers
recently it was decided that all churches
in the city should hold their prayer meet
ings on the same night, and Wednesday
was selected. DIT. kellogg says that this
change viii go into effect at once and the
services at Grace Church VIII be held
this evening at 80 o'clock.
Evening journal., 1909-10-06
PROPOSALS

A ANNOUNCEMEfSf no fONTRACTORS
Sealed rOposals-endorsod 'Propo-
sails for Electric Wiring will be re-
ceiyed BY The Board Of Water Commits
sioners al the ONCE Of the Water De
partment s. T.. Cor Sixth and King
streets, Wilmington. Del, until 1880 A.
plying and installing an electric wiring
ana apparatus necessary FOR lighting and
power az the Filtration Plant near the
Porter Reservoir In Brandywlnc Hundred.
the kind and amount OF work 10 bo done
or furnished under said proposals 10 be
according TO plans and specifications
which may be seen az the office or the
Chief Engineer Of the Water Department.
s. r. Cor. Sixth ana King Streets, 10
which reference Is hereby made
Each bid must be signed by the bidder
and be accompanied by an undertaking
signed by the persons ofered by the bid-
der as his sureties. who, must, In al
eases. be resident freeholders Or inc CRY
Of Wilmington. or "A thoroughly rcspon-
siblo surety company or companies,
which company or companies must be
acceptable 70 tue Board OF Water Com
missloners. declaring their consent 70 be
such sureties in the event of the contract
being awarded 10 such bidder; ana n
any contract be 80 awarded and such
bidder shall fail 70 complete the execu-
ton Of a contract therefor with security
for its performance approved BY the salr
Board. OF Water Commissioners. such
bidder and the party or parties. company
or companies 50 undertaking for him. as
aforesaid shall be liable 10 pay 70 the
City OF Wilmington any damage that
may be occasioned 70 said city by such
failure.
A bond IN the sum OF . per cent. OF
the contract price with a satisfactory
surety company through a legally con-
stitufed agency IN Wilmington, Del. will
be required for the faithful performance
OF the work. said bond to remain In force
/ FOR one wear after the final completion
and acceptance OF the work.
The contract for the doing Of the work
and the furnishing OF all materials and
supplies covered by the plans and spec
ihcations viii be awarded 10 the lowest
and most responsible bidder. provided
however that the Board OF Water Com
missioners reserves the right TO reject
any or all bids.
plans and specifications may be seen
and forms OF proposals and contracts
may be obtained az the ofilce OF the Chiei
! rnrtneer of the Water Department S
/ F Corner OF Sixth and King streets. VII.
mington. Del by by order OF
TRS John A. hienle.
| Ocf~-5f CHIEF Engineer
Evening journal., 1909-10-06
HIGH SCHOOL OPEN AGAIN

The wilmington High School after
being closed yesterday afternoon, when
the rooms were fumigated because OF
day before. resumed sessions this
morning.
is Miss Edith Ramsey, Of No. 22t3 Tat
nah street, Junior.
Evening journal., 1909-10-06
WHITE ONCE DISAGREED
WITH LATE 7. F. BAYARD

The withdrawal OF Henry White. as
United States Ambassador 10 France. re-
calls the resignation Of Mr.. White as nrst
secretary OF the American Legation at
London. IN 1898 after a controversy with
the late Hon. Thomas j. Bayard. who
was then Ambassador to England.
Evening journal., 1909-10-06
YOUNG MAN Is
SERIOUSLY ACCUSED

State Detective Gnlis yesterday after
noon arrested Ezekiel Wheatley, a young
white man. in the lower part of the coun-
~ on the charge Of breaking into the
home of the Rov. E. Il. Turner, at Red
Lion on last Sunday night. Several val
liable papers, a wallet, several dollars in
cash. and other valuables are alleged 70
have been taken.
wheatley viii probably be arraigned be-
fore Magistrate Robertson this afternoon.
Evening journal., 1909-10-06
NEW POSTAL RATE
IN EFFECT SOON

Beginning November 7 the registered
mail charges VIII be ten cents. instead OF
eight. as at present. The new rate viii be
the same as the special delivery service.
The usual postag must b paid.
As compensation for increasing the rate
the government has increased the amount
OF indemnify It can be held liable for from
Se5 to $50
Evening journal., 1909-10-06
CAR WRECKED
A MILK WAGON

Car No. 80, Of the Peoples line crashed
into milk wagon belonging 10 Samuel
Goldstein. Of No. 2o2 West Second street
at Sixth and Windsor streets to-day de-
molishing the wagon. MILK and bottles
were streun over the street. The horse
escaped injury. Fortunately the driver OF
the team was not Ia the wagon al the
time Of the accident
Evening journal., 1909-10-06

Also al the same time and place the tol-
lowing described prOpcrtlesi
No. 1 Two-etory brick dwelling, No. ll22
T. 18th street, six rooms ana natn'
Lot IA It, % IT,. more or less.
No. . Three-story brick dwelling ana
store. n. T.. Cor. Front and Adams
streets, eight rooms. bath and
store room; Lot IS II. X u IT,, more
or less.
n. 3. Two-story frame dwelling No. 1884
Claymont street. five roomsi Lot
"a n. 96 IT,. more or less.
NO. T. TwO-story and attic frame and
brick dwelling, No. 40 Walnut
street. six rooms and bath; lot IS n. X sg
IT,, more or less.
Attendance will be given and terms
made known by SECURITY TRUST
AND SAFE DEPOSIT COMPANY.
Oct6Q181Q
Evening journal., 1909-10-06
eAltF "A.
DANCING.

DANCING at the MUSIC HALL
Connell street. between Second and
Ahtds every Monday. Wednesday and
Friday with full orchestra Dancing
from 20 H. This hall can be rented for
balls, suppers, lectures. euchro parties
j. B. KRUEGER, 922 ". Fourth St.
septl6-lmo
Evening journal., 1909-10-06
Reception 70 Rector and wife.

The members and friends OF Old
Swedes Church last night gave a pleas
ing reception at the parish house TO
the Rev. and Mrs. Albert e. Clay. who
returned on Friday from trip OF sew
eral weeks abroad.
Evening journal., 1909-10-06
FOR SALE

'FGRs. FURs. FuRs;
An kinds OF hides and furs bought
HIGHEST prices paid for Mink and Fox
skins, 51s,ro seventh G ri "A ana fiio Poplar sts.
nor sAIE-5 IL p. COLONIAL ELh.C-
= trlc Motor used only three weeiSs
A c. LAYNIAN MACHINE CO. NO. loes
Wilson street sepe5-.-
PENNINGTON TYPEWRITER NO, I.
n Good as new Original cost sloo.Y1
win sacrifice for 5000. Exceptional bar
gain A. T.. Evening Journal s.-lmo
nor SAIE-GOOD WILL. STOCK AND
4 tools of country blacksmith shop.
Apply at this office. oct2-et
nor OJBLE-SEATEp CAR
Il rfa~e A. ANGERSrEiN,
Oct5-st. Eleventh and Tatnall Sc.
FOR SALE-F1FTY PAIR OF TIE
I fnest Mated Pigeons; their SQUADS
dressing "A 10 19 ounces each. Gene OUT
and look them over, seeing rs DeheAiH7-
". TINSMAN, -
oct5-5t Richardson ferN'
+ Tor SAf.E-TNO LARGE. NOVELTY
4 heaters, in good condition, hasenleiit
Eastlake Preshytcrian ciufclr AppHl, ppHl,..' 70
JAMES WATSON, Ihirtleth and MAJ y.
ket streets o1'''-'
Evening journal., 1909-10-06
shinninn Maohinerv For Paper MilI.

Shipping Machinery For Taper MIN.
Several car loads of machinery for
the new mills of the Minnesota and
Ontario Paper Company have been
shipped from the Pusey and Jones
Company to the mills in Minnesota
Evening journal., 1909-10-06
Resolutions on DR.. Blacks Death.

Directors Of the New Castle Library
Company on Tuesday. and the trustees
Of the New Castle Commons on Mon
day adopted resolutions Of respect to
the memory Of DR.. John Janvier Black.
Evening journal., 1909-10-06
PUBLIC SALES
PUBLIC SALE
OF
REAL ESTATE

The undersigned viii offer at Public
sale az the Court House, IN the city OF I
Wilmington, on Wednesday, October 90
1907 az 10 O'Clock, A. NJ. the follow
ing described Real Estate situate in the /
said city Of Wilmington.
No. j. Estate OF Ht Rev. Leighton Cole /
man. Lot s. II. Cor Eighth and
Lombard streets, 90 "a. on Eighth
and % IT, on Lombard, more or
less.
No. .. Estate OF Margaret r. Jones. IT.
regular lot n. T.. Cor. Second and
Walnut streets, 6. ft. on Second
and s. #. 6 in. on Walnut more
No s. Estate OF susanna Mcclary
rwo-etory brick dwelling No; ni0
~. nth street, SIX rooms, Hath pm
back room; Lot l3 r., ~ ~,
rwo-story brick dwelling 10, III,
H. 18TH street. six rooms, bath ir
back room. Lot - n. In, x y
Two-siory brick dwelling No. III
E 18th street. six rooms. bath /
bnck room: Lot i3 IT, ah in- x Z
Tno-story brick store and dwcn
ing. s. ". Cor. Twelfth and Bran
dywlno streets, SIX rooms. BATH
and store room. Lot l5 n. II in. >
90 It,, more or less.
No. T. Estate James A. Hart Three
st6 stprg streets es'sN nine H~e'rs rooms ana bath
Lot l6 H. x u II. in, more OF
less.
Stnnle on uuitn tioe OF tilAn
street. 66 IL. 3 IN. from the westerly
side OF Poplar street, Lot 10 IT, x
50 IT,, more or less.
Lot on north side Of Sixth street.
I37 n from the caaterly side Of
jackson street, i6 f. X l2s IT,, more
or less.
No. 3. Estate Of Thomas J. Ryan. Lot
n ~. side Pennsylvania Ave. 200
a. west OF Riverview Ave, 50 n.
140 IT,, more or less.
Two-story brick dwelling No. lois
Chestnut street six rooms and
bath, cement cellar, Lot &c n y
Si H.. more OF less.
No. g. Estate John McClancrty. Lot s.
W. Cor Lowering ave. ana Lin
coin street. % II. X 100 IT,, more ol
less.
Evening journal., 1909-10-06
SITUATIONS WANTED

fSfTTAffON WANTED-BY f,ADfe OF
> rehnement and best OF reference. In
vidoWers home. Address MRS A.
Box rs, rennsErove. n. J. pets,st
Evening journal., 1909-10-06
DRESSMAKING

;,,,s,ss-'-'SS- ,,ssss STEEL 40. 5os WEsT
M Fourth street, Wilmington. Del,
teacher in practical dressmaking. Classes 8,
Nondays, Wednesdays. and Friday s iron,
3 10 IL a. M, 10 p. M. % ly
n IN. School opens October 18TH, ltd', a'
Z m Terms reasonable. O4-lmo-
Evening journal., 1909-10-06
LOST AND FOUND

r 0oSTCDIANOND RING IN COMO
= from Delaware City 40 Wilmington
in the trolley cars and from this city
10 Newark by train Liberal rrNAf1 "
returned TO 80. toi West Front 1un1t,
Octr--t
Evening journal., 1909-10-06
REMOVAL NoTICE
NOTICES
HOT PEANUTS.

TIOI = I7IAIF y " = - - -T-I,l-T7
&, ,ToREKEEPERs BEWAhE.-JAlItiii n ~
> ghadyiclS, United states Circuit
Court signed decree sustaining ~ h.nt-
croft Patent 674Of9 Hot Peanut Vending
Machines and granting Injunction against
infriuaement thereof Merchant pti4
tt5o6 haxiur infringing machine fronb
"a efore. Ifes NVheafcroft Machine only.
~ WHEATCROFT.
ou e-orfraud Brooklyn, n. y.
Cef5-2f
Evening journal., 1909-10-06

The funeral of Mrs. Henry A. Do
herty, who died on Monday, will take
place on Friday morning at . o'clock
from the home, no. 1906 Howland
avenue. at O'Clock. Mass will be
said in St. Thomas r. G. Church. In
terment win be in Cathedral cemetery.
Evening journal., 1909-10-06
OBITUARY.

Humphrey Horgan died yesterday.
The funeral viii take place from the
home at the northeast corner OF Fourth
and Lombard streets on Friday morn
ing at o'clock. Requiem mass win be
celebrated in St Mary's r. c. Church.
and interment viii be in Cathedral
cemetery.
Evening journal., 1909-10-06
WANTED

q Ash 5ffCE
w -.ii FOR feather beds and pillows
SANITARY MATTRESS CO., ~ East
Fifth street. eepe-9-i'ue
Evening journal., 1909-10-06
TRANSPORTATION.
WILSON LINE TO PHILA.
PAssENGERs and FkhlGhI.

Leave Fourth Street Wharf, Whining
Ton at 7.s0 and 1880 a m. l.5o' 40 and
200 p. IN.
leave Chestnut Street Wharf, Phila-
delphia, at 7.S0 and 1o.SV q. m, l.ov' alo
and 200 p. m.
rare, including Saturdays and Sundays;
philadelphia excursion, 25c; one way, l5c;
Chester excursion. i5c; one way lVc-
Evening journal., 1909-10-06
REAL EsTATE FoR RENT
ZOE RENr
HELP WANTED-MALE

WI1NTED~RAfLwGY MAI. Cf.is1,f,s
~ Postoficc clel Ks Carriers. Salary
500 @ $1,000. Examinations In Whining
ton November 18th. Preparation free
MIile Tor schedule. FRANKLIN IN
STllUIE, Dept SG-I, Rochester. n. y.
cptl-lmo.
Evening journal., 1909-10-06

w ANTED-MALE STENOGRAPHER
W Write giving reference. Salary, $780, r.
y. BOX No. $50, Wilmington.
KyANTED-RELIABLE WHIP SALES
w men. Good wages. CIiICORA
WHIP CO. chicora. Pa. Oct6-it
Evening journal., 1909-10-06
ROOMS FOR RENT

n fIf N6 fa7 AM So9 RACE ST.
" Philadelphia Rooms. &c. sc, SIC
@nticr,en only. anl----l-
XITANTED-LODGER FlkNlatltD =
w rooms for ladies OF gentle men Lrnt1
"a Boniar street sept S-imo
TOR RFNT-FTRNISHED Rooms
for lodging or light house keep,n-. ~.
So. 4lg Past Third street. septlt-lI1Y
nor RENT-FURNISHEp hODal9 4s
for light Housekeeping 80. ~ ~,
Fifth street - -.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1909-11-13
Nuevo Mexico Tiene Menor
FRO Rata de Matrimonios.

XIV
Nueva York, Nov. 3.--Nuevo Next
80 tlene Ia pro rata mas reducida DO
m~atrimonios aue cualquier otra co.
munidad de Ia Union, mIentras que
Nevada tiene la mas alta. III bora
.chera 60 causa directa 8 indirecta de
20 por cIento los diyorcios en- 81 pals
A abandono fueron debidos 38 8 por
los d~ivorcio- . d q pals. Actores y
mdsicos muestran d mas grande por
cIeuto dc diyorcios, y trabAiadores
~agricolas 81 mas raducido Es En- "a
ano quinto dc Ia vida marital cuando
IS yeritica Ia mayor parte dc los divor-
clos, pero 81 promedio do ia duracidn
del enlace es diez amos. Estas son all
gunas de los estadisticas publicadas
por Ia Lign Nacional para Ia protec-
ci6n de la Familia