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The Twin City star. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1910-19??, 1910-12-20

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The Twin City star. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1910-19??, 1910-12-20

ability to do many things well he is
Familiarity known as "hustling" Tom
Morgan.
This versatile young man can also
be classed as a writer. printer. real
estate man, notary public. publicity
specialist and cornet soloist Of abil.
ity. He Is now secretary Of the local
Negro Business league Of st. Paul.
In church circles Mr.. Morgan has
been very popular and has acted in
the capacity of secretary Of the board
Of trustees Of st. James A. NJ. 70.
church for a number Of years.
The Twin City star. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1910-19??, 1910-12-20

service men may be secured from the
rooms by the railroads and hotels etc,
and 1t has among its appointments
many features, which afford comfort
to the working men during their re
taxation from toll. They have a pool
and billiard room, Reading room, an
up to date" Cafe in connection, and
Buffet in charge Of Mr.. BENZ. Brooks,
clubs steward. The management
wishes to all members and friends a
Merry Christmas and Happy New
Year, thanking each and every one
for their hearty co operation In the
past.
Evening journal., 1910-07-18
MISS HELEN TAFT HAS
NARROW ESCAPE

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BERLIN, Mass. July lS-Ihat
Helen Taft, daughter of the Presi-
dent, came very near to serious ac-
cident while sailing OFF Marblehead,
became known here to-day. No dam
age resulted, but for a few moments
Miss Taft was I'm peril.
The Presidents daughter had been
visiting some friends yesterday at
Marblehead Neck and accompanied by
Captain Roger Williams, of the sylph'
was speeding homeward in the launch
OF the yacht when trouble came. just
off Marblehead, the propeller OF the
launch became entangled in a moor
ing and the little craft careeneo
badly, almost taking water. Th'
1 launch motor was stopped az ono
and a Harvard student living near b.
came to the rescue He dived unde
the craft and untangled the moorinS
setting the launch free.
Throughout the incident Miss Tar
"sat tight, her rescuer said, and keI
a cool head.
Evening journal., 1910-07-18
$3.50 FEE FOR The
N. Y. LAWYERS
Harris and Company, Bond
Brokers, Send Their Bill
to the City

n w. Harris & Co, sent to A. b..
Moore, sinking fund commissioner
this morning a bill Of Sl64.OS from
Hawkins. Delafeld & Longfellow. tho
New York attorneys. who gave the
opinion on the law which resulted in
the bankers refusing to take the bond
issue
The bill Is itemized. and reads.
Sinking Fund Commission. Whining
ton. Del. To professional services IN
the matter OF 100000 City of VIII
mington, Del. street Improvement
bonds, including expenses Of law and
record advise as to papers to com
plete record. correspondence with the
city attorney. and opinion Declining
to approve such bonds. $50; stem
ography and typewriting S4.0S. Tota
S154.0S.
Mr.. Moore will turn the bill ovel
to Council. It having been understood
that the bill is to be paid by tina
body.
Evening journal., 1910-07-18
BAD MEN CUT
WAY FROM JAIL

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CAMDEN, n. j., July 1S-William
j. Brown, a notorious forger, recent
ly sentenced to a seven-year term in
the State penitentiary at Trenton,
and Charles Berger, pickpOcket, under
six months sentence, effected a sem
sational escape from the Camden
county Jail this morning. The jail
is located at the top Of the court
building, eighty feet from the ground.
A saw found on the roof and marks
on iron pipes leading to the ground
indicate the method of escape. The
men sawed through two small win
dows in their cell and crawled out
onto the footwide coping While
serving sentence in the tombs some
years ago, Brown made his escape,
and is said TO be the only person
ever succeeding in breaking out oi
that institution. He is wanted in
New York. New Haven and Newark
on forgery charges.
Evening journal., 1910-07-18
YEARS RECORD
ON THE RAILROAD
Annual Report Of the Inter-
State Commerce COmmiSSiOnt
Issued Today

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WASHINGTON. July lS.-The rail-
roads killed S.722 persons and injured
95,626 In the United States in the year
ended June 30. 1903, according to a
statement issued by the Interstate
Commerce Commission to-day. as an
abstract of the commissions annual
statistical report.
The number of passengers killed
was 253 and the number injured TO-
3ll. In the preceding year 3S1 pas
sengers were killed and II $50 injured.
Casualties occurred among the three
general classes of railway employees
as follows:
Trainmen-1.344 killed and 2s,11s
injured
Switchmen crossing tenders and
watchmen. 93 killed and 507 injured
Other employees. 1,173 killed and
1881 injured.
There were SO passengers killed and
4.SO5 injured because of collisions and
derailments.
The total figures include the casual
| ties to persons trespassing OF whom
| 4,944 were killed and 5.759 were injur-
/ ed. The total number OF casualties to
/ persons other than employees was A.
! 647 killed and 4.609 injured.
The total number Of persons report
| ed on the pay rolls was 1,502,S23. or
an average of 63S for every hundred
miles of line.
The par value Of railroad stock now
outstanding according to the returns
of the companies having to report to
the commission was Sl7,4S7 ,S6S ,935
OF this amount S13,711, ,S67.733 was
outstanding in the hands Of the public
| representing a capitalization of $59f
259 per mile of line.
The report shows that the single
tracks railway mileage was 236.s6s al
increase of 3,215 miles over the pre-
vious year. The equipment Of the rail
roads included 81 ,2l2 locomotives an
, the number of cars Of all classes wa
: 2.21S,2SO.
The total number Of passengers ca
. ried during the year was S91,472,42
an increase over the previous year
{, 1.462S51.
l The operating revenues were s.
41S,677 .53S. and the operating expe
ses we're S1.599. .443,41O. The operatir
expense averaged S6.S65 per mile
line.
The total dividends for the year
= given as S320,S90,S30 The total nun
Der Of tons of freight carried was 81
556.559.741
Evening journal., 1910-07-18
RAIN WASHES
PROFITS AWAY

Joseph f. Bradley. a road builder
Of this city, engaged in building the
creek road, in Mill Creek hundred,
awakened yesterday morning to find
himself a big loser on the contract
which was given to him by the New
Castle County Levy Court.
The completed portion of the new
road was badly damaged by the rain
and in some parts it was washed away
Broken stone piled up along the new
highway prevented the water from
running off and il washed out in the
middle of the road.
Just what Mr.. Bradleys loss viii be
he has not figured, but it will be con-
siderable.
Evening journal., 1910-07-18
SHIPPING COTTON
BY EXPRESS TRAINS

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NEW ORLEANS. La, July 1S.-For
the first time i'm the history Of the cot
ton trade this staple is being shipped
from New Orleans to New York in spe-
cial trains at express speed. Two spe-
cial trains left early to-day, carrying
over three thousand bales to relieve
the srueeze in July cotton in the
east Two other specials left yesterday
and the entire south will practically
be drained of every bit of available
cotton. Galveston. Mobile, Memphis
and other shipping points have been
called on. and specials vii be started
from there to-day
Evening journal., 1910-07-18
REPORT PLUMBING
LAW VIOLATIONS
Water Board Will Proceed
Against Plumber Accused
in Eight Instances
NO CITY WATER
YET FOR ELSMERE

AT the meeting of the Board of
Water Commissioners this morning
Registrar Mclntire reported eight vio-
lauons Of the plumbing rules by one
plumber. The violations are in Nos.
lSO3-5-7-9-1l-12-13 Lowering avenue.
The board Will proved against the
plumber.
The commissioners decided to have
visitors book at the final filter plant.
Many out-of-town people and motor
lists visit the plant and the commits
sioners think a record should be kept.
Claim has been made by George II.
Storey against the Water department
for injuries TO a horse sustained by
falling In a ditch in front of No 26
Vandever avenue Mr. Storey wants
$3.50. The matter was referred this
morning to Chief Engineer Kienle.
Chief Engineer Kienle reported that
according to mis- cool tests samples of
coal offered by C. H. Ten Weeges
showed best results. and the contract
was accordingly awarded to him at
his bid of 1892 per ton of 224O pounds.
Bids for pipe We're received as fol-
lows: U. S. Cast Iron Pipe and
Foundry Company-6 and S-inch
$2390; 70 and 16. $22.4O. Standard
Cast Iron Pipe Company-Pipe
$500; special casting, sac. r. b.
Woods-S22.6O fiat
City Solicitor Brady was to have
consulted with the commissioners this
morning as to the application OF the
town of Elsmere for water. but he
failed to appear.
Weekly balances were reported al
follows: Current, S9.942O7; special
! S36,42064.
Weekly payrolls were ordered paiC
as follows: Current, S9404S special
S13977.
Special bills amounting TO S4S3.79
and current bills of S2,759S7, wer'
ordered paid.
Evening journal., 1910-07-18
NOTICES

N oTicB-H MEETfN6 or wfLMiSG.
~ ton Lodge, No. 3o7 D. p. o. Eika, will
b held Monday evening, July is, 1910, at
o clock.
lie.as
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EXPECT TO SETTLE
RAILROAD DISPUTE

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PHILADELPHIA, July IS. ~ A
peaceful settlement of the dispute be-
tween the Pennsylvania Railroad and
its conductors and trainmen probably
will be effected late this afternoon or
tomorrow. This was minated when
the conference between the railroad Of
Il ais and a committee representing It's
employees recessed after a two and a
half hours session. The meeting Will
be resumed later in the afternoon.
President w. G. Lee. OF the Brother
hood Of Trainmen, said
I'VE expect to meet Mr. Myers again
either this afternoon or tomorrow
morning with our subcommittee. A
whole lot of apparent misunderstood
ngs have been cleaned up. We abe
not saying whether we or the company
have been making concessions, but we
Evening journal., 1910-07-18
WOULD PULL OFF
FIGHT HERE, MAYBE
RumOr Says RiCkard Has
Offered State Big Money
Money for the Privilege

Il was said today that Governor
Pennewill had received a letter from
TEX Richards. the prize fight pro-
moter, Offering the State of Delaware
a large sum of money and ten per cent.
Of the gate receipts if fight between
Jeries and Johnson would be permit
ted to take place within its bounder-
les.
The rumor was freely discussed on
the northbound train which arrived
here from down the State between 10
and II o'clock this morning.
Inquiry was made today at Gov
ernor Pennewills Office at Dover, and
Secretary of State Smithers said he
knew nothing of any such letter being
received there He said it was the
first he had heard of It.
Evening journal., 1910-07-18

will meet Mr.. Myers again"
President Garretson. of the Order
of Railway Conductors, refused to talk
beyond confirming Mr.. Lees state
ment.
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PITTSBURG, July 1S.-Secretaries
Sheppard and Sines, OF the order of
Railway Conductors and Brotherhood
of Railroad Trainmen, respectively
who spent the morning in conference
with the delegates declared that the
situation was unchanged. A member
OF the Trainsmen's union said:
The lines west which include the
northwest and southwest systems will
undoubtedly settle their differences
this week and have no doubt that the
lines east will then find a way to
agree.
Evening journal., 1910-07-18
NOT TO WED MRS. HARTJE,
SAYS CHARLES GILLESPIE

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PITTSBURG, Pa, July 1S.-Charles
Gillespie. a former newspaper man,
who it has been said, is engaged to
Mrs. Mary Kenny Scott Hartje, the
To- al millionaire paper manufacturers
former wife today denied the report
Its all bOsh, he declared.
Mrs. Hartje was given an absolute
divorce from her millionaire husband
heer Saturday.
Evening journal., 1910-07-18
LIGHTHOUSE DISTRICT
LOSES S1l5.00O APPROPRIATION

ApprOpriatiOn PROVISIONS Tor the Inn
provement Of the lighthouse station at
Edge Moor, for the completion of the
Miah Maui Shoal and for a lighthouse
on Joe Flogger Shoal, all in the
Fourth Lighthouse District, have been
removed from the bill for the reorgan-
ization of the lighthouse establisht-
ment of the United States. BY these
removals the Fourth Lighthouse Dis
trict loses about S1i5,00
Evening journal., 1910-07-18
SOLDIER BOYS WILL
EAT TON OF MEAT

Bids for supplies and foodstuffs for
the Organized Militia Of Delaware,
while in camp at Rehoboth were
opened by Adiutant-General Wicker
shaw and Colonel Stover quarter
master. on Saturday afternoon, and
contracts will be awarded at the State
Arsenal tonight The bidding is on
approximately 24O0 pounds of meat
and a proportionate amount of other
eatableS.
Evening journal., 1910-07-18
Chenled Lhe EIeclric Chnlr.

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COLUMBUS, O.. July 1S-Antonio
Mangano, murderer to-day cheated
the electric chair His death was
reported to have resulted from in
juries received several days ago when
he attack Joseph Mackley, a con-
.demned murderer with crucifix.
Mangano then climbed up the cell
cars TO the ceiling and let go his hold,
dropping on his head
Evening journal., 1910-07-18
COATESYILLE STEEL
MAN is STRICKEN

COATESyILLE, Pa, July Isl.
sharples Worth. head OF the Worth
Brothers Company, iron and steel
manufacturers. was stricken wiz
paralysis yesterday morning and his
condition is reported serious. He was
at his country home, Black Horse Hill,
when attacked.
Mr.. Worth, who is a philanthropic
citizen. is skilled mechanic and
much Of the machinery in the large
steel mills was designed by him. He
is fifty-nine years old
Evening journal., 1910-07-18
P. o. ENLARGEMENT
UP THIS AFTERNOON

A further step toward the enlarge
ment Of the postohice will be taken
in the L. S. District Court this af-
ternoon when the government will
make formal application for the con-
demnation of the properties in the
rear Of the Federal Building.
The court has heard argument for
both the government and the owners
of the properties. Application was
TO have been made this morning, but
was continued
Evening journal., 1910-07-18
ELEVEN KILLED
In TRAIN CRASH

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MELBOURNE, July 1S-Eleven per-
sons were killed and sixty-eight in
jured to-day when a crowded State
Line suburban train crashed into the
rear of train standing on the tracks
at Richmond station, four miles north
of here.
Evening journal., 1910-07-18
RECEIVER MUST
GIVE UP MACHINE

Cancellor Curtis has made an order
directing Charles Taylor. receiver Of
the Rising Sun Knitting Company, 20
turn over to Scott and Williams, of
Philadelphia, a certain machine which
the company had received from Scott
and Williams when 1t went into the
hands of the receiver.
Application for the return of the
machine was made in the Court of
Chancery on Saturday by William s.
Hilles, counsel for the Philadelphia
concern
Evening journal., 1910-07-18
GEMS DISAPPEAR
BELL BOY GONE

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CHICAGO. July 1S-An investiga-
ton is in progress to-day at the in
stance of Mrs. Frances S. Blake. a
wealthy society woman, Of Boston,
who yesterday reported the loss of
jewels valued at $4,000 deposited In
safe in a local hotel.
According to Mrs. Blake, a package
deposited with the clerk and placed
i'm the safe, contained diamonds,
rubies, sapphires and other stones.
The disappearance of a bell boy
was reported at the same time as the
loss of the gems.
Evening journal., 1910-07-18
Killed by a LnndsIide.
Special to THE EVENING JOURNAL

HAWESVILLE, KY, July 1S-The
Louisville Henderson and st. Louis
passenger train for ST. Louis was
wrecked by a landslide two miles
from here this morning Fireman
John Reynolds was killed and ser
eral passengers are reported slightly
injured The locomotive and bag
gage were swept from the tracy aud
carried two hundred feet
Evening journal., 1910-07-18
M& SIGNS
sos Shipley St.
EDUCATIONAL.
Friends School
FOURTH AND WEST STREETS,
WILMINGTON DELAWARE

Delaware's leading private school with
courses Of study fitting for either college
or business. Co-educational Excellent
equipment Thorough instruction. small
classes permit of individual attention. A
corps of eighteen skilled specialists. every
normal school All grades from Kinderear.
ten 20 College. No loss OF time necessary
by change Of schools. Certificate right in
on colleges which admit pupils on "a school
record. During the last ten years 80 per
cent Of our graduates have entered the
leading higher Institutions. Transportation
provided for the younger children The fin
esa gymnasium in the State with special in.
structors for girls and boys Tuition moder.
ate by reason of endowment For free illus.
tratod catalog address
HERScHEL A. NORRIS. Prin.
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Miss Rnird 10 Ylsit Canndn.

Miss Grace Gard will leave Will
mington the latter part of the week
for a Canadian trip. Miss Baird will
go through the country made fam
Gus by Longfellow's "Evangeline "
She will go first to St. Johns, New
foundland and then through Nova
Scotia, and to ST. John. New Bruns-
wick, coming back by way of Mon
treal and the Vermont Green Noun
tains. The trip will take four or Ave
weeks.
Evening journal., 1910-07-18

SHERIFF'S SALE-BY VIRTUE OF A
writ Of Levari Facias TO directed, will
be exposed to Public Sale at the Court
House on Market Street between Tenth
and Eleventh Streets, in the City Of VIII
mington, New Castle County, Delaware,
Evening journal., 1910-07-18
BOTLS ALMOST
BLIND MAYOR

Mayor j. Harvey Spruance who suf-
fered with several boils over his left
eye about a week ago, is onfined to
his home, the ailment having return
ed. His left eye is affected and he is
compelled TO remain i'm a dark room
I'm his home.
Evening journal., 1910-07-18
UncIe Sam Buys the Gannett.

The local I. S. Engineering De-
partment has purchased the yacht
Gannett for the river and harbor work
OF the district az a cost OF S11 900. The
yacht. which has been under lease by
the department, was formerly the
property OF Charles K Clark, of Ard
more. Pa.
Evening journal., 1910-07-18
PROPOSALS

SEALED PROPOSALS FOR FURN-
lshing and delivering OF subsistence stores
for use Of the Organized Militia OF Dola-
ware at the annual encampmont nt Re-
hoboth Delaware, July 28rd to 90th, 1910,
Will be received at the Adjutant Gem
erals Ofnce, 18th and Orange streets,
Wilmington, until clock D, M. July Ia.
1910, az which time and place they will
be opened In the presence OF attending
bidders.
Tho right IS reserved to reject any or
all bids.
Proposal blanks and information fur
nished on application to
W. =. sTOvER,
Chief Quartermaster ana Conmissary
state Arsenal jy1-eod-5t
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PUBLIC SALES


n oNSTABLE'S SALE-WILL BE SOLD
at Stdham Sons Auction Store, III
East Fourth street, on Wednesday. July 20,
1910, at 10 o'clock a. m entire contents Of
first class house, including everything.
Goods in fine order. Sold 20 pay claims.
sudham Son, Auctioneers. b. &. Jones,
Constable tR-2t
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BOARDING AND LODGING

ROARDERs WANTED, 81 PER WEEK.
- also table boarders, s.. W. Corner
Fourth aad Jefferson Sts. Ju22-eod-Imo
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Poisoned by Ice Cream Cones.

T VT0TITVW " TO NIFIIIII NWTTTT1
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SOUTH BEND, Ind, July 1S.-Ed-
ward Heston. a three year old boy,
is i'm a critical condition today from
poisoning. He ate several ice cream
cones the day he was taken sick
Evening journal., 1910-07-18
LOST AND FOUND.

T 0ST-LAST THURSDAY, NATURAL.
- ization papers in name Of Lewis Berman
y. sth St. Finder please notify above.
T osT-0N SATURDAY NfSHr on
Maryland Ave. car, handbag purse
containing money, paper and bonk with
name, James p. Payne. Reward II returned
to 1908 Banning St. jis.1s
Evening journal., 1910-07-18
Storm Knocks Ont lighting system. I


The Ford Building was affected by
the storm on Saturday night, the cleo
trio lighting in the big structure be-
ing crippled. Oil lanterns We're used
to-day in the elevators in the build
ing
Evening journal., 1910-07-18
FOR SALE.

= or sALE-coFFEE AND TEA STORE.
= so reasonable offer refused. Address
r.25, Journal Ohieo. il5-lt
81. i15-6t
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HTANTFD-A SINGLE MAN WHO IS
w good mixer and farmer. Reference re-
auired Address Brookda'e Farm 9!fee9, 9t
vile, Del. -, ?.
Evening journal., 1910-07-18
TRANSPORTATION.
wilson Line TO s0 Philadelphia
Passengers and Freiahi.

Leave Fourth ST. Wharf. Wilmington
az O. ''so 800 and 1890 a. m. u o'clock noon,
i'9o SO0' 80. 500 700. $3.50 and xo.30 D. M.
leave chestnut st. Wharf. Philadel-
phia, az 30. 800 and 1870 a. m. u o'clscK
n99n nc 9n AsO 800 Az. 600. 200 $3.50 and
boat at Chester s
Fridays Eou Nn "o"1"ys -
Holidays, between Wiiminrton ana phil.
epoeipnia' one way. 30c-round trip. 600,
IN an other days "A special one dar
5htluS1 a5iltllse1 rare. between Wilmington and
Evening journal., 1910-07-18
REAL EsTATE-FoR RENT

------l-----l------|---7-----
TOR RENT-520 NORTH CLAYTON ST.
7 rooms and bath. Apply to CHAS
A. BECK 24O4 w. Sixteenth street.
Apr26-tf.
UOR RENT-sTORE WITH COAL AND
lumber yard combined; also. dwell
Ing house. Situated at ktrkwood, Del.
T. CANN. Kirkwood, or VIM. PIERCE
cANN. s07 Equitable Building, Nity-
July2-eod-1mo.
Evening journal., 1910-07-18

txy xy1NTFD-YoUNG MAN ABOUT j TO
w be generally useful in decorative shop
Opportunity for Advancement. Address r
o. Box 512 lle,It
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WANTED

-
WANTED OF ALL
w kinds. highest prices paid for part
or entire households. Hotels restaurants
offics fixtures. roll top desks saIes
nets sold or exchanged. Second-hand
FOOLS bought Good second hand Clones
houchr. Overcoats and pants a speciaity'
club room chairs 10 hire.
~ 'N a. CHARLES s. HURLOcK;
Ian7-tf Seventh and Poplar SITS.
Evening journal., 1910-07-18
HEI,P WANTED-MALE.

IfTENTFf Or H7HW Nail. INTER-
w nal Revenue; Postof1ce Employees,
600 to $500. Examinations announced July
5th. Write Immediately for Mlimllnrls-
on scheduie Preparation free. FRANK
In INSTITUTE. Dept So-R., Rocnleesgter, r,
y Y. IuneZo-llhu
Evening journal., 1910-07-18
BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES

AN OPPORTUNITY TO MAKE
a money. Wanted-Live agents 70
handle our line Of Furniture. Carpets'
ware and Maryland. Energetic men can
earn sos to $50 weekly. Address O.; Jour
nal ONCE. N--I
Evening journal., 1910-07-18
REMOVAL NOTICE
N4OMN cOK lErNL

CAfRARD-sos. s57 AND 500 RACE ST J..
y Philadelphia. Rooms. %. s5, boc.
Neauemen only. May1-ly
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FURNISHED APARTMENT-HOUsE-
keeping. private bath. phone.
THE ALBION, No 6oe King St.
Juiy1i-ffno
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xTyANTFII-i00O CARPETS 70 cLEANsi
w storage rooms for rent Sl'oo ana -
GEO f. LANG CO.. 1905 Orange st.
Feb24-tf.
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At oN.GREAsY DISAPPEARING COLD
~ Cream. Flesh tinted. jasmine per
fumed. Free from grease TO be usea pe
tora ar after exposure 70 sun and winrt TO
build and preserve soft velvety complex
ION Excellent for use after outdoor exef-
else. A mild antiseptic skin food Money
9sCN &c address G. F. Beck, 2211 Tatnall St,
wilmington. Del. "a" '
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n or RENT-5os MARKET ST., 8
roous, cheap. Q. +. Park, 2o7 ". 10th
Eoa RENT-TRONT ROOMS, NEWLY
furnished. Convonlences $40 King st.
Juaog7-ood-lmo.
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aELP WANTFD-FEMALE
yIrANTED- YOUNG LADY FOR
w Vaudeville good chance TO learn Ine ,n
business Experience not necessary .1e %
Journal Office.
Evening journal., 1910-07-18

w ANTTD-A FURNISHED COTTAGE
w or small furnished fat for light house
keeping. Must be in good neighoorhooea.. q.
Address NJ. S., Evening JonrnaL 9lo-ot