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The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-03-27
BEEkEEPERS TO MEET
IN ANNUAL SESSION

A meeting OF the State Beekeepers
asSocia ton has been called by President
Il. :. Lovcsy for April Mt 10 a. m in
the city council chamber, at the city and
county building. Several matters OF i'm
portancc are TO come before the meet
ing.
President IoveSy announces that after
sixteen years of continuous service. he
will tender his resignation as president
of his association. Mr. Lovesy feels that
he is entitled TO a rest
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-03-27
! Shuts off Power.

esat & Railway company
~ today 1t will have the
y lor electric light and
sTr h a good portion OF the
s1out I q. m TO 9 D. m.
s,ai underground district.
IN making the final
Wy old overland wires 10
Bround system,
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-03-27

mand, they said, had been made at l
o'clock Friday afternoon and no atten-
ton had been paid to II,
The manager OF the iron works said
I'VE have no strike at ali, Six men
were discharged by the foreman who no
doubt, had sufficient reason for this ac-
tion. and change of six men In work
Ing force OF 165 is not an unusual oc-
currence We are now paying some
of our blacksmith helpers more than 80
cents an hour. and We have not had as
many as fifteen helpers in the shop for
some time"
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-03-27
FIVE BLACK MEN WILL
MEET IN BATTLE ROYAL

Manager Downing OF the Manhattan
Athletic club announced his card Satur
day for Monday nights smoker. TO be
held at the Salt Palace. A battle royal
in which five negroes will take part. Will
probably furnish the real amusement for
the evenings entertainment.
Pye Davis. who put Domingo out OF
business last week. will take on Kid
Ross. who halls himself as the Italian
amateur champion A mixture of "Pye"
and "Macaroni" should satisfy the fans.
The other bouts will be as follows:
frankie Erne VS.. Kid Davis; Young
Ern vs. Eddie Johnson; Jack Downcy
VS.. kangaroo Allen.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-03-27

Aramon Finishes Third.
BY Associated Press.
PARIS March 26--In the PriX Rou-
mois run at st. Ouen today, Frank
Gould's Aramon finished third.
Evening journal., 1910-05-05
MAYOR DIDN'T
GET HIS FEE
Couple Give So for Marriage
License, Then Ask Free
Ceremony

Frank Perrie, of No. 1913 Annien
street. and Florence Shoemaker, Of
No. 1886 Minin street Philadelphia,
We're married here yesterday afternoon
by Mayor Spruance.
The woman did all the talking for
the couple and she declared they had
been "buncOed." She said they had
been told that they could get married
cheap in Wilmington. The cost Of
marriage license alone, she said was
So which price she considered out
rageous" She asked the mayor what
his charges were for performing the
ceremony and when told that he had
no fixed rates for such service the
woman said the magistrate who issued
the license had told her the SO covered
all the expenses she would be put To-.
In reply TO this the mayor said: "Of
course II you have no money, that will
be all right, I will marry you just the
same" And he did, without a fee.
Another couple from Philadelphia,
John Williams and Miss Annie Good
win, obtained a marriage license from
Magistrate Robertson today but where
they were married was not learned.
They told the magistrate they had
made arrangements with a preacher
to tie the nuptial knot gor them.
Evening journal., 1910-05-05
VETERANS In
ENCAMPMENT
Thirtieth Annual Meeting Of
the Grand Army Being
Held Today

The thirtieth annual encompmcnt OF the
Department OF Delaware. G.. A. r., is
being held I'm Irish-American Hall o.
day. This mornings session was devoted
10 reports and addresses by visitors. Of
fcers VIII be elected thi afternoon.
WAlkam H. Blake. department COM
session. One hundred and eighty-three
veterans were present representing
posts in all parts Of the state. The re-
port OF Assistant Adiutant-General ]. s.
Litzenberg showed a membership OF 527.
There Is S34524 in the treasury.
Following the reading OF reports ad-
dresses were made by John McEiroy, OF
Washington. candidate for commander
IN chief OF the G. A. r.; John iolbrook
past department commander OF the De
partment OF the Potomac. and Colonel
Frederick jerks, L. s. A., Of Washing
ton.
Members OF the Encamprnent or Della
ware. are uniformly for Mr., McElroy FOR
commander-in-chief, and most OF them
wore his badge and portrait. According
10 "a iong-standing custom, members II
the grand jury, were guests OF honor
during the meeting and at a luncheon
following g.
The election OF ofncers this afternoon
will be marked by a contest for depart
ment commander. The candidates are
George G. Morton, william Mendinhall
John Devenish, j. r. Reeves and iona.
than J.. French.
Evening journal., 1910-05-05
MANN BILL WOULD
BRING NEEDED WORK

The lighthouse engineer OF the Fourth
district here, has received copy OF the
Mann bill which recently passed a sec
ond reading in the Senate at Washington.
The bill Is an important one as T. pro-
vides for emergency work needed a. over
the country.
Tho measures provides for an ar.io-
priation Of $4,000 for improvem ms to tho
Edge Moor light house depot. It is pro-
posed 10 purchase additional land at that
place and replace one OF the p~esaut
wharvos with a new structure aud I'M
prove the property so that the ,ignt house
tenders. can lay along the WHARF ur ma
down stream. The present wharf facilities
allow vessels 10 wharf with bov poioiing
toward the land, the present wharves
extending in the river.
The appropriation Tor the AIial Maui
shoal light is increased from $500 Ia
$4,000. Because OF the lack Of fuals woi
was recently stopped on this structure
Evening journal., 1910-05-05
ALLIANCE IN
CONVENTION HALL

The fourth annual home convention OF
the Christian and Missionary Alliance will
he opened by a meeting tonight in the
chapel, No 5oi West Fifth street. Super
intendent C. Werner Brown viii preside.
and the addresses Of the evening Will be
made by the Rev. and Mrs. f. II. Rossiter,
Of Harrisburg. Pa. All day sessions will
be held in the chapel during tho remainder
OF the week, beginning at 1890 in the
morning, and o'clock in tho afternoon.
Miss Mary Glover Davies. Of England. and
the Rev. and Mrs. T.. IT, Rossiter viii be
the convention speakers. Mr., Rosslter will
hold a praise service at o'clock to-mor-
row afternoon.
Evening journal., 1910-05-05
Financial and Commercial

C. l. Hudson & CO.. say:-"While we
may look for occasional drives. the trend
Of stocks seems TO be upwards. We have
discounted a great deal Of bad news;
we may get some favorable news soon.
We advise purchases OF stocks on sharp
drives but not otherwise Equilibrium os
never restored all at once. Washington
advices indicate that there is still hope
for the railroad bill. after Taft returns,
but some Of the Objectionable features
will be removed. More large bond issues
will be placed abroad. thus temporarily
solving the foreign exchange problem
which at one time threatened TO make
trouble"
f. D. Lackey & CO., say:-"The buy
ing movement which SGT I'm yesterday
morning continued in the general market
this morning. Sentiment is better, but II
Isl expected that the bear party who Is
very powerful will attempt 70 depress
Tecessions the standard railroad stocks
should be purchased 70 ra long pull. The
Philadelphia market barely steady and
fcaturcless'
Evening journal., 1910-05-05
DOVER CENTURY -
CLUB TO ENTERTAIN

Special to THE EVENING JOURNAL
DOVER, Del, May 5--The Dover
Century Club musical will be given
in the Century Club drawing-room to-
night, as one Of the events closing
up the year Of activity on the women's
club circles. The musical will be under
the direction Of Mrs. James L. VOL
colt.
One Of the most interesting social
events of the year was the novel May
party" or box luncheon picnic given in
the Century Club house yesterday af-
ternoon and evening. Women were
present from all parts of Kent county
and the arrangements and menu were
ideal.
Evening journal., 1910-05-05
INDTCT WOMAN ON
MURDER CHARGE

broken into the house OF Annie Nicholson,
No. 1907 French street. Maggie Hatton-
hold idenuned Lockwood as the man who
had been in her room.
Judge Conrad in passing sentence said
that the court had sympathy for Lock
wood last fan and gave him lsht sem
tcnce
lockwood was sentenced to pay a fine
OF $500 40 be whipped with twenty lashes
aud TO serve three years Imprisonment.
Lockwood has figured much in the
courts. Here is part Of his record :
Compelled 60 leave Milford: arrested
in this city for wife beating charge;
again arrested for wife beating and
served one year in the worlShouse; one
wear IN jail in Philadelphia for wife
beating: fined for trespassing; CON
victed for attempt arson and served
four months; now sentenced toi three
years in the workhouse. with 20dashes:
ten days in workhouse for carrying
deadly weapon.
Evening journal., 1910-05-05
Entertainment at 81. Johns

A musical etertainment viii be given
in the parish house of st. Johns
Church this evening. by st. Johns
Junior Auxiliary. A small admission
will be charged. which will include re-
freshments. The proceeds of the en-
tertainment will go towards the mis-
sionary pledges The Diocesan As
sembly of the Junior Auxiliary will
be held in smyrna this year on May
2i. 1t will be an all day meeting,
and all the missionary reports win be
read. Bishop Frederick j. Kinsman
viii be present at the assembly. Mrs
George c. Hall is diocesan president
OF the Junior Auxiliary. Master Clar-
ence Brown of the church choir will
sing a solo entitled "Sing Me to Sleep"
Evening journal., 1910-05-05
SMYRNA WANTS
NEW POST OFFICE

Special to THE EVENING JOURNAL.
DOVER. Del, May 1.-The club women
OF smyrna. together with Former Con
gressman W. O. Homecker and William
II. Stayton. Of Smyrna, have joined in a
general appeal to Senator Richardson and
the House of Representatives at Washing
ton for the passage Of the $4,000 Federal
appropriation bRl for postoffce building
for Smyrna Mr.. Stayton IS personally
working up a hearing before the Commit
tee on Public Buildings and Grounds OF
the House, with several members Of which
he enjoys acquaintance.
Evening journal., 1910-05-05
LEGAL NOTICE

IN THE COURT or CSffANTfi5S7Sss IN
Avn THE I,dp STATE " OF DELAWARE. IL
IN the matter Of the ReceiVorsbin -,
Crescent Foundry Company. "
r Wilmington, Del. April 11th 1910
Company. i'Ni
Pursuant to an order OF the ChanceIlor
you are hereby noth,ed to file your claim
against SAID Company properly veritiea
day of MAY a. d. 1910 ''S iiiil'H
And further that exceptions to anv NJ
SAID claims may be taken and filed viii
the Register by any party in interest
within fifteen days after the said iasi
mentioned date. u i'st
JOSEPH c. JOLLs
AprlA21. 2S-Nray5 ~ ~''a''cefy'
Evening journal., 1910-05-05
WORK ON new
STATE HOUSE

A meeting Of the State Building Com
mission was held yesterday in Dover to
consider the progress being made in the
construction of the new State administra-
tion building.
Some of the brick work is up TO the
height OF one story. but there is a delay
because of a failure Of the contractor to
receive some marble work for the front
OF the building and iron work entering
into the construction. 1t has been lost in
transit, as II was shipped sometime ago.
The contractor estimates that he can put
up one story Of the building in week
if he gets the material at hand.
Evening journal., 1910-05-05
TWO MORE TEAMS
FOR BOYS LEAGUE

At a meeting Of the managers of the
Boys City League held at the Y. NJ. C..
A. on Monday night, it was decided to ad-
init the DUPONT j.. and the Irquois clubs to
membership in the league. The clubs will
play a double header on Saturday so as
to give them the same number OF games
as the teams that started the season last
Saturday The Saturday schedule follows:
Polish Stars VS.. Brandywine at Twenty
third and LaMotte.
Landlith, Jr.. VS.. wafeclS A. c. at Mil
itary grounds.
Lakerim VS.. Y. NJ. C. A.. Pennsylvania
and Woodlawn avenue.
DUPONT, Jr, VS., Orquois, Twenty-fourth
and Pine, games.
Evening journal., 1910-05-05
WILL GO AFTER
TAX DELINQUENTS
Council Wants Their Names
That City Can Collect by
Law

The finance committee Of City Council
last night, directed the city tax collectors
to prepare lists OF delinquent taxpayers
to be submitted to the city solicitor who
will take legal action to collect the out
standing accounts.
A month ago the tax collectors were in
structod by the finance committee to COT
lect all back taxes and they sent out a
number Of thirty day notices There were
quite few responses but there are still
many others who are in arrears and the
law will be invoked to collect from them.
The taxes TO be collected by process OF
law are due for the years 1907 and 1908 and
also for the year 1906
Evening journal., 1910-05-05
FAVOR PENSIONS FOR
FIFTH DELAWARE MEN

ourNlNors OF the Fitth Delaware Vol
unteer Infantry may send committee
TO Washington to support the bill intro
duoed by Senator du. ont placing mem
bers OF the Fifth and Sixth Delaware
Regiments on an active pension basis
The bin will be a subject for discus
sion at special meeting OF the Fifth
Delaware Regiment in Irish-American
Hall tomorrow night and the appoint
ment OF committee whn be consid-
cred.
Evening journal., 1910-05-05
SOME FUSS AT
"BIG 70 JR" GAMES
County LeaguerS Will Show
Themselves in Two Big
Saturday Games,

Two more days and tpe New Castle
County League will b9 IN action.
Both tho BrookwPod-wnminston Gas
Company. and dufont- -Riverview openers
will be classy Governor Pennewill viii
attend one and Mayor spruance the other.
There VIII also be music at each park, the
formal tossing out OF balls and all those
other little formalities which go to thrill
tile first baseball crowd.
Z The oolxwood-Wilmington Gas Com
pany game will be opened by Mayor
spruance tossing the first ball to City
Solicitor John W. Brady. who win be be-
hind the plate to receive it. Then the um-
pire will call the play and the game Will
be on in earnest. The clubs will have a
trolley parade tomorrow night.
I Governor Pennewill Is expected TO take
part In the exercises attending the open
ing Of the dupont-Riverview game. Tho
teams win join in trolley parade pre-
vious to going to the grounds At the
grounds there will be a concert by the
First Infantry Band Then the usual
parade across tho field win take place
and Governor Ponnewill viii say few
words while the champions raise the pen
nant over the stand.
Following are the men who are under
contract 10 play in the league this sea
son.
Brookwood-August and Toppin, C; Ban
ner and Welsh, p; Wright, ss; Hall, 1b;
McDonough. Oh; Pennington. 3b; Russell,
II; Algard. cf; Reed. RI, Inderled, sub.
Wilmington Gas Company-zearfoss C,
Duncan and Griffith, p; Lyman, SIS; Man
nering. ib, Byron. 2b; Johnson, 30; Town
send II; Krause. CT; Hoover, RI; Hannl-
gan and Lancaster sub.
Riverview-Deviney and Surlith G.;
Lewis and Beck. p: Chase. ss; Kaim-
hacher, 1b; Smith, Oh; wingate 3h; H.
Bradford. II; NJ Bradford, CT, Staih. IF.
duPont-Scott and Lucas. C; Crouch and
jain. p shuler, SIS; Mckinney and Carver.
lb; Burke. 2b; Beatty, 30; Harrington. II;
McAvoy. cf; Prcntiss ri siomou. sub.
Evening journal., 1910-05-05
HEALTH BOARD
TO ORGANIZE

The new Board of Health which
succeeds the Republican board will
hold its first regular meeting at
O'Clock this afternoon when it will
organize.
The officers will be DR.. c. Anthony
Beck, president; c. William Malcolm,
secretary, and Lewis a. Hillersohn,
treasurer The board will elect the
new health officers who were recently
selected at meeting held at the home
OF Do. Beck.
The new executive officers will be:
Harry Smith, Seventh ward; ID. F..
Begley, Third ward; William ID. Shaw,
Fifth ward; James J. McNally, Twelfth
ward.
Evening journal., 1910-05-05
PORTMASTER REVIEWS
THE CARRIER FORCE

Postmaster Jester at noon to-day in
spected the letter carriers. who appeared
in their summer uniforms. The men pre-
sented a neat appearance and the post
master In the course Of his remarks took
occasion to commend them on their gem
eral appearance.
Evening journal., 1910-05-05
WHO HAS GOT
THE STOCKLEY ESTATE7

Have you seen anything floating
around like a stray estateg If you
have it may be the Stockley estate,
which Mrs. Margaret z. stockley Clark
OF Oakland. Cal. wants 10 find. In a
letter to Register Of Wills Walker. Mrs
stockley says her father went from
tho Vigrinai coast to California and
that lately she learned an estate was
willed 10 the Stockley family
No such an estate is known at the
Office Of the Register Of Wills.
Evening journal., 1910-05-05
E. c. BAILEY IN NEW YoRk.
Buyer For Big Mesary Department
MAKING New Purchases.

Elmer c. Bailey. buyer for the de-
partment Of carpets. rugs. etc. at the
store of M. Megary & Son Company.
is spending a week in New York
whore he Is buying carpets. rugs and
specialtes of the latest patterns and
styles for the Megary store.
Mr.. Bailey's purchases will be large
I'm anticipation of the big business ex-
pected this year. His department is
known to local and down state shop
pers as one Of the most complete in
this section of the country.
Evening journal., 1910-05-05
MRS. DODGE AND HER
AFFINITY RELEASED

BY United Press Leased Special Wire.
NEW YORK, May 5.-Mrs. Margaret
Dodge, wife OF anti-saloon crusader w
e. Dodge. OF Rye. and stepson and
business associate. John S. Iiuyler. the
candy manufacturer, and her affinity and
former coachman. Edward Sharp. were re-
leased to-day by Magistrate Geismar.
Dodge failed TO press the ciarge against
the pair.
Dodge, n Millionaire is a State detec-
tive In his anti-saloon crusade and he
arrested his wife aud Sharp at the home
Of sharps mother, where Sharp and Mrs
Dodge were living as man and wife Sharp
and Mrs Dodge oloped in April.
Evening journal., 1910-05-05
GLASS CUTTING
INTERESTS MANY

demonstration OF glass cutting is
being made In the window Of the jew
elry store OF Baynard. Banks and
Bryan at Fifth and Market streets. Il
Is In charge OF an employe. OF the John
Hoar Company, of Corning. n. Y.
which is the pioneer in the glass cut
ting business in this country. The
demonstration. which shows the pro-
cess OF cutting glass into decorative
figures from the blank" will continue
for two weeks. II is attracting much
attention
Evening journal., 1910-05-05
PROPOSALS

TREASURY DEPARTMENT. u. S.
Life-Saving Service, Washington, d.
c., April %, 1910. Sealed proposals will be
received at this Office until 200 o'clock p.
m, on Tuesday, May II, 1870 and then pub
licly opened for the construction of a
launchway to the lifeboat house of the
I4ewes Delaware. Life-Saving Station.
Specifications and drawings, forms Of pro-
pOsal etc, can be obtained upOn applica-
ton to the Superintendent OF the 9th Life
Saving District, Lewes. Delaware; the
Superintendents OF Construction Of Life
Saving Stations, $40 Washington Street.
New York City; or to this office S. l.
KIMBAI.L, General Superintendent.
May35T.
Evening journal., 1910-05-05
ARTILLERYMEN
FOR PHILIPPINES

Two oompanies OF Coast Artillery at
Fort Mott n. j., opposite Delaware
City, have received orders to go to the
Philippines. They are the Forty
second and 13sth Companies Of Coast
Artillery
They will depart about September /.
and viii be stationed at Corregidor, in
the Philippines.
Evening journal., 1910-05-05
Workmen 10 Attend Church.

DOVER, May 5.-Diamond Lodge,
No. 3, A. O. u. W. has accepted the
invitation Of Archdeacon Benjamin f.
Thompson, the new rector OF Christ
Church parish, Dover, to attend di-
vine service at the church on the
morning OF Sunday. May 20.
Evening journal., 1910-05-05
DELEGATES TO THE
FAIRGROUNDS CONGRESS

Mayor Spruance today announced
his appointments for delegates to the
Fourth annual congress Of the Play
grounds Association of America, which
will be held in Rochester. y. Y, June
Z TO 9.
The delegates are Miss Jennie NJ.
Weaver. Miss Elizabeth H. Talley.
Peter J. Ford, Edward r. Mack, park
superintendent. and William p. Ban
croft, president Of the Park Commits
sion
Evening journal., 1910-05-05
DEATHS
Charlotte Broadhart.
John 7. Sweeney.
Emily S. Niekars.
Herbert M. Hamilton.
Emma Budd.
William r. Windsor.

Herbert M. Hamilton.
Emma Budd.
William H. Windsor.
BUDD-In this city. on May 9Th. 1910.
Emma, wife Of Elmer p. Budd, in her
Relatives and friends of the family
are Invited to attend the funeral services
at the residence of her mother Caroline
Bornewkow, No. S0l T.. Seventh street, on
Saturday afternoon, May 7th. at 9 o'clock.
Interment at Old Swedes Cemetery.
NDSOR-Suddenly al Minquadale
Home on May 5, 1910, William II. Wind
soT, aged 76 years.
Due notice of funeral will be given.
BROADHART-In this city on May 3,
1910, Charlotte Broadhart, aged q years.
Relatives and friends Of the family are
at the residence of her mother Amanda
l.. Broaohart NO. 3Ul East Sixth street.
o'clock. Interment at Silverbrook Gene
HkMILTON-At Stanton. Del, on May ..
1910, Herbert NJ Hamilton, aged p
Relatives and friends are respectfully
invited to attend the funeral services, at
stanton NJ; p. church. on FRIDAY; May
s. at o'clock. lnterment al St. James
WELCH-In this city. on May 2nd. 1910,
Thomas Welch. aged 81 years
Relatives, friends, Prosperity Lodge No.
2 Brotherhood of Railway Mechanics.
Washington Fire Company No. T. and en-
ployes OF the r. % dhQ w. c@l @ @enol,s, l az
invited to attend the funeral services a.
his late residence, No. sos East Fitth
street, on Thursday afternoon May 5th.
at 9 o'clock. Interment at Riverview
sWEENEY-In this city. on May .. 1910,
Louisa D.. wife of John T. Sweeney
Relatives and friends are respectfully
invited 20 attend the funeral at her late
residence. No 900 West Fourteenth street,
on Friday morning. at o'clock: Re
quem mass at st. Patricks Church. ln-
terment at Cathedral Cemetery.
VICKARS-ln this city, ON May 2nd, 1910,
Emily S. daughter of Samuel +. and
Mary r. Nickars, aged Is years
Relatives and friends are invited 10 at
her parents. No. 1926 Lancaster avenue,
on SATURDAY. morning. at o'clock. Re
QUEEN mass at St PAU Cnufch. IN
terment at Cathedral Cemetery.
Evening journal., 1910-05-05
Anti.s salnnn M...inn

The Anti Saloon League of Brandy
wine hundred met at Claymont last
night. Caleb p. Burchenal was pres
ent and several addresses were made
A plan Of campaign for the coming
election onf the question Of license
was mapped out.
Evening journal., 1910-05-05
NEW YORK STOCK MARKETS

BY United Press Leased Special Wire.
NEW YORK, May 5--The copper stocks
we're heavy, Amalgamated ana Smelling
falling to respond TO the Improvement in
the rest of the list
Governments unchanged; other bonds
| firm.
Evening journal., 1910-05-05

Brotherhood Of America Meeting.
The Sixteent hannual session Of the
Supreme Circle, Brotherhood of Amer
lea. will be held at Atlantic City on
next Tuesday. Wilmington will be
represented at the meeting.
Evening journal., 1910-05-05
BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES

90 OOO TO $4,000 YEARLY IN THE
PosOOO REAL ESTATE BUSINESS:
no capital required; II you are honest and
ambitious, we will teach you the business
by mail, appoint you special representa-
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with you readily salahle properties CO.
operate with and assist you TO a perma-
pent success a thorough commercial law
course free. this month. 10 each repre-
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Evening journal., 1910-05-05
STORAGE

Household Goods c&2TTtlossS &TtoGsobi1ss 9nd
taken on storage at low rates. clean, light
and airy rooms for household goods. Both
nhones.
Meee;rnare' Ga Christians street.
MSSSillSSIS Gil West Front street.
Aprla-t.ts.-lnt
Evening journal., 1910-05-05
Wilmington High chester Hioh.

Tho Wilmington nah School team
viii play Chester Ht6h School team at
Front and Uninm streets tomorrow
afiernoon The game win be called at
$50 o'clock.
Evening journal., 1910-05-05
To Attend Eaales' celebration.

Edward Krause will go to Baltimore
TO take part I'm the tenth anniversary
Of Baltimore Aerie Of Eagles tonight