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The San Francisco call., 1910-06-16
MARIN COUNTY REAL ESTATE


FOR sALE-Get the best across the bay Go
| where values are low now. but bound to go
up with rush. Get great big lot below
prices in Palm Hin or Baltimore Park. $500.
Take your own time to pay. Baltimore Park
| is the hrst stop out Of SausaIito on fast
| San Rafael trains. Natural home spot and
| health resort Most charming place in bay
country Surest realty investment around San
Francisco. Come In, get booklet and arrange
to see these lots. W. L. COURTRIGHT. 701
Westbank bldg. opp. Emporium. Phone Daug-
las 67S and 5000.
S90-Iots. Los Lomas minutes to EscaIle no
TO stadium and speedway. so to S. F.; price
will 90 to normal position OF s4O0 June 20
at which time property viii be sufficiently ad-
gin forest; terms; cottages same lines.
J. f. LEWIS. kentheld, or apply to NJ. BAR
RETT. Al Montgomery ST.
SPECIAL. offer-Must raise money: IA lots with
everything but gas. at 500 each; 40x120: in
Marin county; 45 minutes from San Francisco
ferry: only Is minute walk from the station /:
domestic: take your pick Owner, box 951
Call office
! SAN ANsELMo. Min Valley. San Rafael prop
critics. Atthowe Realty Company. 25S Market
REDWOOD CITY REAL ESTATE
GREAT STANDARDIZATION. brand new bun
galow. rooms. facing beautiful boulevard
Redwood City, with street work all complete
cash. balance like rent; pickup; act quick
f. W. MAGRUDER. 2332 Mission St
o.oo.s1sN.1. SANTA CRUZ REAL ESTATE
RANCHES, houses and lots for sale or trade;
send for list. F. h. PARKER. Santa Cruz
HOMES, ranches. acreage. exchange list.
DAVID L. WILSON. Santa Cruz. Cal
ROSS PROPERTY
ROSS building lots Marin county-Macadam ave
nues, sewer, water. gas, electricity; prices
low very easy terms. Owner. R. ". CARSON.
= Battery ST. or Carson Glove Co. San Rafael-
REAL ESTATE TO EXCHANGE
THE BAY CITIES INVESTMENT COMPANY.
33l Monadnock building.
Phones-kearny 1920 J29SO
GOT SOMETHING You DON'T WANT
Most likely we have somebody who has it and
wants yours morn he wants his. We make a
IF YOU HAVE ANYTHING TO TRADE bring
it 10 the BAY CITIES INV. co.
WE want improved ranches and residential PROC
in 200 miles Of San Francisco. to exchange Ter
desirable improved and unimproved San Fran
tisE.s ana pay & cues reai sssase Give r1 pas
department., j.. W. WRIGHT co.. 125 Sutter
ct. San Franciscos Cal.
s45. .oOo-B Beautiful, modern residence. 16 rooms
Broadway; marine view; viii trade for vacant
or income property In S F.. or neighboring
s..ss. liz sgsm.s. BOY 80. "a. o.nss.
PROPERTY TO EXCHANGE
$1S,000-San Francisco apartment house good
income, always rented; viii exchange for stock
ranch.
S15 000-S00 acre stock and fruit ranch: well
stocked; irrigating ditch. spring; fully equipped
exchange for Oakland income property.
$11 ,000-Tbree pieces in Berkeley and Oak
land. Will trade for downtown business prop
erty and pay difference.
Five cottages and several vacant lots in grow
ing town in exchange for Oakland property.
Clear lots in Pacific Grove in exchange for
equity in Oakland property.
GEO. W. AUSTIN lois Broadway Oakland.
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COUNTRY REAL EsrArE-continued

WALNUT CREEK tracts from / acre up. on the
Paisa Panhs OF San Miguel servor' already nal IN az
pay $40 per acre per year; is now planted In
wslnuts: will be cared for for years and
turned over TO purchaser as a perpetual income
property, at which time the walnut grove will
De worth $1,000 per acre. This land has been
state University OF California, whose report
shows perfect soil for walnut culture; on the
Oakland and Antioch electric railroad. which
IS now under construction; will be only 30 min
utes from Oakland; in one Of California's most
delightful climates; on very easy terms: one
NTH cash, balance years to suit purchaser.
For particulars apply sos First National Bank
building. San Francisco.
FOR SALE-Best home lots in Marin county ;
rlgat on the beautiful peninsula. where things
are are booming now; make big money on advanc-
ing values: no little lots. no shaeks; fine homes
on every side; 40 minutes from business dis
trlet San Francisco; first stop out OF Sausa-
Tito; fast San Rafael trains; every modern
convenience around you: get in ahead OF the
big wave of popularity gathering strength
have the prettiest home place in the bay cOun-
Try besides; $500 on your own terms Buy OF
bank bldg, OPP. Emporium; phones Douglas 6TS
and $500.
$50 down. $50 month without interest; room
shingled cottage with porch; half block from
fare. owl cars; 80 minutes to Sd and Mission
sts. McEnerney title; take ear marked Ocean
RIVERS BROS. 4s1 Montgomery st
COUNTRY home, sOnoma county; 8 rooms. fur
nished; miles from station; 81 600; rent $500
F. T. BRoLETTE. Berkeley Cal.
1895 for 5 acre homes In Alameda county; s25
down. $40 monthly.
FOR farms. stock ranches and timber lands see
-.,,.,,,>,to.aAEKLAND OAKLAND REAL ESTATE
WENTWORTH & co.
Will give you your pick from 50 or more cottages
and bungalows; prices ranging from 81 500 to
$4,000: monthly payments. including interest
from SIS to $50; first payment required from
$3.50 to $3.50; among these homes many that
and nicely located
WENTWORTH & CO..
1903 Grove st. cor. goth and San Pablo Oakland
$3.50 cash secures new cottage, rooms and bath.
half block from Key Route and blocks from
public schools; bal. of payment at s25 mo
gross; can sell with furniture IL wanted. Ad
dress box 435s. Cali office. Oakland
SACRIFICE-Large business lot. 5Ox150. in busI-
ness section on Telegraph av- only $50 front
foot; terms. Owner. 4s1 Goth St. Oakland.
FINE new 6 room cottage up to date in every
particular; below cost. 20. o6th ST.; owner
az 900 36th 81.
BERKELEY REAL ESTATE
SACRIFICE-Almost half an acre: heart Of
North Berkeley: fruit trees. shrubbery; ever
running brook: 6 room bungalow S.. 500; part
cash; agents. Box 1870. Call. Oakland.
GET home in central Berkeley; SO down SO
q month. TH0S. n. BADGER, owner. room
Il. Bacon block Oakland.
FRUITVALE REAL ESTATE
s1.s75-only SIS cash, balance $50 per month
buys room bungalow, lot 75xtOO. Does not
this beat renting? s. A. PLEASANTS, East
14th st. and Leise aV., Fruitvale, phone
Merritt 81.
FOR sale-By owner new 5 room cottage:
small amount down. zoos Peralta av.. Fruit
vale.
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SACRIFICE SALE
Flat building, colonial style; fats 3-4-5
rooms and bath each; also garage and cottage of
rooms and bath: total income $500; new
modern in every respect: l block to park; inside
9th av., schools and car lines: splendid
neighborhood. with all street improvements COM
plete beamed ceilings and paneled dining room
shirt waist boxes. window seats, bookcases and
sideboard built in light and sunny: lawn. small
garden, palm trees in front: cash or mortgage of
$4,000 at per cent may remain Owner must
leave state; investigate and make offer.
SMITH. RUSSELL & CO.
1S9-191 9th av., NV. cor. Cal St
Phone Pacific Al
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MEDICAL


ATTENTION, Ladies-DR. LEWIS, 933 Market
st. bet. 5th and 9Th world renowned specialist
for women only; delays disGppointments;
relief guaranteed by most superior painless
methods known to medical science: most obsti-
nste cases treated; all female complaints and
irregularities treated; have hesitancy IL in
need of nay services; absolutely harmless; low
fees. BY consulting an eminent specialist you
save time and money. Advice free 10 a. rn
10 .. and TO 8 p. M; Sundays, II
a. ID. to D. m.
vALPEAU'S female pills; best regulating pills
sold; price $3.50 by express. Jener Syringe
and tablets, price 50. By express only on re-
ceipt OF price. OSGOOD BROTHERS. whole
sale druggists. Tth and Broadway, Oakland.
DIR. Of Obstetrics. Mary Adam; reliable special
list; cures all women's complaints successfully;
home for confinement; adoption; h., Is p. m.
3004 Frutvale av. Oakland: tel. Merritt 1893
The San Francisco call., 1910-06-16

FOR sale-Something new In fats: designs
new style on finish: separate entrances: finest
location in Western addition; overlooking rec
reation grounds in g. G. park; 7th av and II
st. See r. B. HALLETT on premises
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$50 DOWN, $50 month, without interest; new.
neat, 2 room cottage, piastered and wainscoted
including 25x100 IT. lot, on car line; ST .l25:
half block from car line. S975; block. $925: 4
blocks, $775; a 90 foot lot if you want H. also
more rooms; DC fare. owl cars; McEnerney
title; 35 minutes to Sd and Mission sts take
car marked Ocean View on Guerrero ST. 10
Lakeview av. RIVERS BROS, 461 Montgom-
cry
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REDWOOD CITY REAL ESTATE

SAN ANSELMO. Mil Valley. San Rafael prop
critics Atthowe Realty Company. 25S Marker
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FRUITvALE REAL EsTATE

s1.375-Ouly SIS cash. balance $50 per month
buys room bungalow, lot 15xi00. Does not
14th st. and Leise ay., Fruitvale; phone
Merritt 81.
FOR sale-By owner, 5 room cottage:
small amount down. ZOOS Peralta av.. Fruit
vale
The San Francisco call., 1910-06-16

FOR SALE-Great, big, handsome home lots, on
the Marin peninsula. The place to go for
home. health and profit Only As minutes
salto on fast San Rafael trains. MONTHLY
ticket only So. II you wish to combine home
and investment this is your chance. Just
$500 and up. Easy long term payments
Come in and ask about Palm Hill and Balti-
more Park. w. L. C0URTRlGHT 7Of West
bank bldg, opposite the Emporium Phones:
Douglas CTS and $500.
The San Francisco call., 1910-06-16

CALIFORNIA corporation preferred stock has
paid per cent regularly on par for several
years; offer small amount at attractive
price. N. NJ MCINTYRE e. CO., INC. Sacra-
mento, Cal
THE FILLMORE BRANCH OF THE CALL IS
lcS1 FTTTA CT
Evening journal., 1910-07-14
ADVERTISING TO REACH
The BEST RESULTS

Of whom the substantial people in any community
made up?.
When one speaks of "the best people in town whom
do they mean?
Is not the class which. while not necessarily wealthy
are wel-todo2 Those who think for themselves as
evidenced by the fact that they have reached positions
of influence and responsibility?
Is it not composed of merchants manufacturers busi
ness and professional men of the city?
AS stated in recent one of these advertising stories
it is these men who read The Evening Journal vs.
For II they read our stories about advertising they
must necessarily subscribe for this newspaper
AS we do not believe these stories Of great interest
that any man for The Journal solely them
is only reasonable to believe that these people read the
remainder of the paper.
Likewise. their wives and families-for The Journal
circulates almost entirely among the homes)
The men read it before and after supper.
If you deal in goods which appeal to the substantial
people of the community. do you know of any better
quicker way of reaching them-any surer way of telling
them about your goodshan through the columns of The
Evening Journal.
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MARYLAND NEWS MATTERS

The Peoples Bank OF Chesteriown
will be organized next Monday.
Miss Mary Budd, Of Elkton, has
been appointed principal of Bay View
public school.
Kicked by a horse he was shoeing
Ottie Mccullough, of Conowingo, is in
a serious condition.
The 26-acre J. w Wilhelm prop
erty at Benson has been purchased
by Charles S. Cuttings for s5400.
Professor Charles II. Shopmeyer, of
Indiana, has been appointed principal
of Ridgely High School
Two live copperhead snakes. meas
uring 26 and SO inches, respectively,
were captured near Pilot by Elmer
Willauer, who is exhibiting them.
J. Frank Wheatley has been elected
president of the Christian Endeavor
Society Of Christ Church, Chester
town
Lightning destroyed the dwelling
on the SHINES farm, near Rock Hall,
and a barn on the Dodson farm, near
Worton.
AA' A'Nh AOulAN 0iAOOl I4Odlu HAS
appointed Miss Mamie L. Thornton
assistant principal of Chesapeake
City High School
With the vibrating knives of his
moving machine. William Sterrett, of
New Bridge, cut into bits six large
copperhead snakes.
II. C. Nickle has been appointed as
SCISSOR to revalue the property i'm the
81 4
county. vice r. A. Stephenson, re-
sigped
The Cecil County Orphans Court
has awarded Thomas M. Garrett and
Howard w. Lewis, of Elkton, free
scholarships at Washington College,
Chestertown
While on a visit to Philadelphia. O.
year-old Ernest Legget, of Richards
mere, was stricken with appendicitis
and underwent an operation in St
Luke's Hospital.
Evening journal., 1910-07-14

their plan 10 accept two plots of
ground on the Boulevard from the
Concord Heights Company.
William Bancroft recommended that
the board consider the purchase of
some park land IN the southwestern
part of the city. although at present
such a project was impossible on ac-
count of lack of funds II was cesolv-
ed TO ask the park extension commit
tee to look into the matter and make
surveys II necessary.
Permission was granted the b. and
o. Railroad Company to make a slight
detour in Eighteenth street TO join to
the Park Drive while they are car
rying on their present excavations.
Mr. Mack. the park engineer. who
is in charge Of the Fairgrounds re-
ported that they we're In splendid con-
dition and are being well attended
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FREIGHT RATES
ARE HELD UP
Inter State Commerce Com
mission Will Investigate
Railway Increase
NEW YORK CONTINUATION
RATES TO GO INTO EFFECT

BY United Press Leased Special Wire.
WASHINGTON, July 1.-THE In
terstate Commerce Commission to-
day announced its intention to sus-
pend all tariffs making general and
important freight rate advances pend
ing investigation as to the reasonable
ness OF the proposed advances.
The more definite statement i'm this
regard can now be made but the spe-
ciiic orders will be announced from
time as they are entered and served.
Il is expected that the suspensions
in each case will be for 120 days
from the effective date named in the
tariffs, but the commission intends by
subsequent orders to provide for maxi
ing effective on the same day such
advances as may be allowed.
This decision affects the increased
rates which were postponed after the
famous White House conference be-
tween Taft and the railroad presi-
dents, as well as rates I'm many other
parts Of the country.
No Relief for Committees.
The Interstate Commerce Commits
sion today announced its refusal TO
{ suspend the advanced New York City
Communication rates which were the
subject of discussion at hearing on
Tuesday, but directed an investiga-
tion as TO the reasonableness of these
advances as well as other New York
Communication rates which haye al
ready become effective The rates in
question accordingly will go into ef-
feet on July 20, the date to which
they were postponed at the request of
the commission. Commissioners Glenn
ents and Prouty dissented from the
refusal to suspend
Boston and Maine Sales Held Tn.
Upon complaints filed by the Bos-
ton Dairy Company, d. Whiting e
Sons and H. p. Hood & Sons, the
Interstate Commerce Commission to-
day ordered suspension of the tariffs
Of the Boston g. Maine Railroad and
other carriers announcing increased
rates on milk from various New Eng
land points to Boston, pending inves-
tigation as to teh reasonableness of
such advances.
Evening journal., 1910-07-14
STATE NEWS NOTES

The women have turned in for Wal
ter Burton. mayoralty candidate ut
Rehoboth, and they believe he will be
elected easily.
Rev. e. p. Perry, of the Georgetown
Methodist Protestant Church, sailed
from New York yesterday for a trip
through Europe, which he won in a
recent contest by a magazine.
Capsized in the Indian river, VIII
liam Snyder, of Georgetown, drifted
around for some time before he was
rescued by Chauncey Robinson, who
had seen the trouble from the shore.
Governor Pennewill has appoint
ed John NJ c. Moore, Justice of the
Peace and notary public, at Bethel,
and Lawrence A. Mohr Jr., special
constable for the Philadelphia, Balti-
more & Washington Railroad.
Evening journal., 1910-07-14
HAVE LAND
FOR CITY PARK
lO6 Acres Decided By dupont
Is Enlarge North Side
Outing Place

At the meeting Of the Board Of
Park Commissioners yesterday after
noon Mr.. Bush, treasurer, reported as
follows:
Balance at last report, S2l5.5S; cash
received during month, SS9175; ex-
penditures. $2.493.39; balance, S55l.-
90.
William Bancroft spoke Of the land
near Rockford Park, 1O6 acres north
of the DrandywinS and n IL acres
on ,this side which, has been decided
10 the city by the DUPONT Company
and l6 acres on the north from the
Security Trust Company adjoining The
other land This land viii be use,
for park purposes
City Council requested the com
mission to accept the care of the tri
angular plot of ground formerly th'
site OF the Concord Avenue Waite
Tower on the easterly side of Con
cord avenue. The commission ac
cepted Il. Council also notified thu
commissioners that they approved o
Evening journal., 1910-07-14
DOVER HAS TWO
MORE ACCIDENTS

Special 70 THE EVENING JOURNAL.
DOVER, Del, July 14-Accidents are
multiplying in and around Dover
Mrs. W. II. Pearson. living on a farm
near Leipsic, started out into her
kitchen over a new floor, displaced
board and fell, breaking her leg
below the knee In two places
e. ]. Wilson, a Wyoming farmer,
was caught in a threshing machine
and one of his hands and arm be-
came involved, badly lacerating th'
hand and bruising the arm.
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FIRE LTCKS UP
DOVER STABLES
Blaze Threatens to COmmuni-
cate With Other Proper
ties, Soaring People i.

Special to THE EVENING JOURNAL.
DOVER, Del, July 14-Three sta
hles were destroyed by fire in Dover
yesterday afternoon and the women
and children of two blocks, terroriz-
ed by the flames and heat, started to
move out their belongings. Dover's
fire department had difficulty in start
ing the water streams to save the
burning district, and, when this re-
lief came, two houses had caught, but
by plucky work i'm the whitening heat
and under adverse conditions, the
Robbins Hose Company and citizens
soon had the flames subdued.
The buildings destroyed were those
OF K. Lockwood Cowgirl, Mrs. John
Hutton and William Martindale. The
losses are partially covered by in
surance.
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dispute we would have to go into
court which would necessitate con
siderable delay On the other hand
by requesting the governor to call
special session of the Legislature he
will Immediately obtain legal advice,
probably from the court and we
would know in a short time whether
the proposition made by the Repubii-
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l'Ish Hawk FurnIshes WOrk.

0NVVIWT 10 IIII ENTNINN JOINNAL.
DOVER, Del, July 1.-THE United
States steamer Fish Hawk, with fifty
men, completed the work of the
census statistical survey of the Del
aware oyster beds and shore yester-
day, One of the surveyors was left
by the Fish Hawks detail TO finish up
the work for the State OF surveying
the plantations, for which work the
Government agreed to furnish engi-
neers TO the State.
Evening journal., 1910-07-14
DEATHS.


Josephine Ritzmann.
Frances II. Leahey.
Thomas Heathcoate.
Lillian r. Hackett.
John =. Fry.
Elizabeth Macculloch.
Ethel Latham.
IATHAM-In this city on July 70, 1910,
Ethel Latham, aged months and 1 day
Relatives and friends are invited 20 at.
tend the funeral services az the residence
Latham. No. 1871 Gilpin avenue, on Satuf-
day afternoon az $50 O'Clock. lnterment
nt Mt Salem cemetery.
MaccULLOCH-In this city. on July IA,
1910. Elizabeth, widow Of William Mac
Culloeh in her 51st year.
Relatives and friends Of the family are
invited - attend the funeral services az her
late residence. No. lol4 West Third street
on Sunday afternoon, July l4th at 3
o clock Inierment In Riverview cemetery
HEATHCOTE-In this city July IL, 1910
Thomas Heathcoate. aged 63 years,
Funeral services Friday, July 10TH az the
residence of his son, Thomas heathcote, luos
Reed Street Interment az silverbrool
HACKETT-Tn this city on July 10. 1910
Lillian r.. infant daughter Of John
and Florence ID. Hackett, aged months
Relatives and friends are invited 70 At
tend the funeral services az the residence
of her parents, 4la East Third street, on
Thursday evening, July "a, at 1870 o clock
Inicrmont at smyrna, Del, on Friday th
] I5th.
FRY-In this city. on July ID, 1910 JONI
H. Fry. aged 80 years.
Relatives and friends are invited TO ~
tend the funeral services az his late resi-
dence soa Film street, on Saturday morn
ing az 1880 o'clock. lnterment az silver
brook cemetery. -.
RITZAIANN-In this city. on July l-tl
1910. Josephine, wife OF Frederick htl
mann. aged b5 years.
Friends OF the family are invited 20 al
end the funeral from her late residence
So lN Ashton street. on Friday mori
nr. July 18th. az O. clock. High mas
III ST. patrick's r. G.. Church az soo 1T
erment at Rivervlew Cemetery.
LEAHY--ln this city, on July llth, lsl,
Frances r.. daughter Of John and Cath
crime Leahy.
Relatives. friends immaculate Concef
ion Sodanty and Phil sheridan Circle G
r. are invited to attend the funeri
rom her late residence, No lll5 We
socond street on Friday morning, Jul
bth at 9 o'clock Requiem mass al S
7aul's Church. Interment at Cathedri
cemetery.
Evening journal., 1910-07-14
JAILBREAKER CORNERED,
TRIED TO END HIS LIFE

Special to THE EVENING JOURNAL.
SEAFORD, Del, July 14.-Bill Tur-
pin, one of the men who escaped
from Georgetown jail this week, was
captured near here this morning and
was returned TO the Jail. Turpin was
arrested sometime ago at Laurel on
a charge of murder
Turpin, It is said, tried to end his
life today when he saw he was going
TO be recaptured.
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settlement Club 10 Entertain.

The Woman's Improvement Club Of
The Peoples Settlement will be en-
tertained this afternoon by Miss Mary
II. A. Mather, and Miss Alice Smythe,
at the home Of Miss Mather, No. 1912
Gilpin avenue. Half hundred guests
are expected. The feature of the
afternoon will be an hours automo-
bile ride Cars have been loaned by
Mrs. A. ID. Warner, Robert NJ. Banks,
Frank l.. Connable and Colonel A. L.
Ainscow.
After the ride. refreshments will be
served on the lawn, and a social hour
VIII be enjoyed.
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rour Months for nam Rrihe

TT IobIHT1 "a July Ia,-l0mmon
Councilman A. Y. Simon. who was convicted
in connection with the recent counciimanic
graft probe was today sentenced TO serve
four months in jail and pay = $500 inc BY
Judge James r. McFarlane IN Criminal
Court. Simon will appeal
Former Councilman W l.. Swift Jr., will
be sentenced Friday.
Evening journal., 1910-07-14
cans was safe to follow"

cans was safe to follow"
Mayor Spruance concluded by say
ing that the only reason he can see
why the Republican members Of
Council voted against the resolution
was because the Democrats voted for
n
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rHkNOIED Undertaken
GnAlNDLLN g Embalmer

No. 2if W Ninth Street
Careful attention day or night
Bodies in Boarding Houses. Hotels
and Hospital removed and cared for
until claimed. Carriages furnished.
Appointments frst-class. Both Phones
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RnlIMays Renairlnp Trncks

Considerable work is being done by
the Wilmington Philadelphia Traction
Company on It's West Eighth street
line. The Peoples Railway Company
is also doing considerable work Of
the same kind.
Evening journal., 1910-07-14
Ezion School ExcursIon-

Ezion M. E Sunday School went on
its annual excursion to-day to Wood
Lynne Park. The excurslonists went
by Wilson Line steamers to Washing
ton Park, and then by trolley to Wood
Lynne.