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The Washington herald., 1911-03-05
JANOWSKI LOSES
TO CAPABLANCA
Cuban Holds Commanding
Position in Tourney.

San Sebastian, March 4-Capablanca,
the young Cuban player, took command
ing position in the international chess
tournament by defeating Janowski in an
adjourned game to-day. At the close Of
play on the day originally set for the
game, the position was considered aG-
verse to Capablanca, but the Cuban by
a series of brilliant maneuvers overcame
the disadvantage and obtained a m"ri-
torious win. lie now leads with 6ls
games won to IL lost.
When play ceased at the close of the
eighth round to-day. there { NAMED
eight adjourned games to be disposed of.
The following results had been recorded
when time was called to-day:
Capablanca beat JanowSki; Spielmann
beat LeOnhardt; Rubinstein also beat
JanOwSki; Videmar defeated Burns; Leon
hardt lost to RubInstein, as did DUras to
Spiemann. The game between Maroszki
md Niemzowitsch was drawn and the
Teichmann-TarTasch game will be dis
posed of tomorrow.
l.,t,
The Washington herald., 1911-03-05
RAIN INTERFERES
AT HOT SPRINGS
Game May Be Played To-day
ii 1t Can Be Arranged.
PLAYERS GETTING IN SHAPE
Healthy Looking Bunch Awaits Ar
rival of McAIecr and His squad.
johnson Pitch-PitchrrS Comment
on the ScE Freak Bali.

| sE0rll to Tt" Washington Herald.
J Hot Springs, Ark, March 4-Rain to-
/ day put a stop to active practice by
| bali players at the two parks. but the
Senator's managed t. get in a covpIr Of
| nours work on their private grounds
! IN the rear of the Park Hote'. The
! boys ar" taking things easy. as they
| viii ledN" for Atlanta NIouday afternoon.
| Where the real grind VIII start. Nc
Aleer Will be greeted hv a bunch Of
! healthy and seasoned athletes when lie
! locks them over.
If tn" weather and the reform prose-
cutting attorney, J. B. Wood. will permit
1t, game will De p'Iyed tomorrow ut
Wilmington Park hetwc, n the pirl, of
bad Bill Dahlen's Brooklyn squa / and
a nine composed of tine Senators and
Detroit Tigers. The fans re anxious to
see these two teams line up, nd some
are Offering odds that the Senator's and
| Tigers will win. as they arc in better
condition than DanIeu's men. cSprr!aIIv
their pitchers
Johnson, Ote". and Walker are shoot
inG them across with mich speed, und
should clean up with the men from
the city of Churches. Tn. fan want t.
see Johnson in action. He is the only
pitcher here who has not been in the
hoX, bat every one is dubious as to
whether Judge Wood will permit to-
morrow game in the event of it being
n clear day. He has kep. the picture
shows closed for many weeks on Sun
day. and has come forth with an cdict
against baseball being played on Tho
Sabbath. but has not stated that he
will try 10 stop tc-morrow's game
The WASHINGTON pitchers are much in
terestod in the news that anorhcr freak
ball has made its appearance. From out
the great Northwest. where the bush
league hold forth in all it's glory. where
still stands L reminder Of the Forest
primeval," one Jem Han. a pitcher
emerges to remark. as he makes his way
out of The tall and uncut that he begs
leave t&present the Iates. article in the
pitchers repertOire-thc "fnrkcd ball.
Big league twiTlerS here Immediately sat
up and took notice, and gave rapt at
tentiOn TO the details The "forkcd bali
has it ON the vicious ''Spiticr'' in more
ways than one. 1t is held between the
index and second fingers and negotiated
straight from the shoulder. II sbrcaks
on the order OF the. splitter" its cousin
for deviltry, but the break has a more
pronounced drop, and it shoots farther
to one side. Just as soon as the weather
Yill permit, some of the twirlers are
going to give it a fair trial and see it
Hall knows what he is talking about.
This is new one on u.s." said John
son to-day, in speaking of the "forked
ball. and it'may be that after all there
is something to this man Halls story
I'll look it over when / get to Atlanta
Dixie Walker made this sprightly COM
ment: TT appears from what l can CLEAN
of this new sensation. that only pitchers
with hands large enough to palm a mod
ern ham could successfully negotiate il.
Pitchers with small 'mitts' would have
no more show with it than il they were
a thirteen-inch she'll"
The Washington herald., 1911-03-05
OLDFIELD LOSES $4,000.
Speed King Out of Money Paid Him
by Trust

FL Paso. March 4.-Barney Oldfeld,
speed king of the world. is here trying
TO locate a grip which was stolen from
him on rhe train between San Antonio
and Ell Paso, containing drafts for $J0.00O.
which the racing trust, to use. his words,
paid him for his machines and an agree
ment to quit racing" The grip disap-'
peared shortly after being placed aboard
a Pullman car at San Antonio, he says,
and he stopped over here to await efforts
of PJGman' and railroad officials TO re-
cover II so
the championship" heaid wbAh asked
If he would ever tesk' as q
racer.
The Washington herald., 1911-03-05
GIANTS LOSE TO WACO.

McGraM,s Aggregation of Veterans
and Colts Defeated, to L.
Waco, Tex, March 4.-The aggregation
of Giants. veterans and colts, headed
by Manager McGraw, was beaten by the
Waco team, Of the Texas League. to-
day by the score of to l. 1t was an
interesting contest throughout. the local
players exceIling the New Workers in
timely batting, and also in brilliant field
ing when sharp playing was necessary
to shut of runs at. the most critical
stages The score:
Waco ................... 0I 90 900 0K-7 l.
Nov Iork. .............. o o doe 0-l z /
Batteries smith, Dt1S1 shipde, snd ~;
Aasm0no' 'kndosph' and G;1S7Sl
The Washington herald., 1911-03-05
Columbia Juniors Win, G to 3.

An interesting game of baseball was
played yesterday between the Columbia
Juniors and Washington Juniors on the
Monument grounds. The Columbia Ju-
niors won in the ninth inning. when
Burst singled, stole second. and scored
on an error.
Batteries-Columbia Juniors, Johnson
and Borst. Washington Juniors-Newton
and Kline.
The Washington herald., 1911-03-05
SIuEEerS win First.

In fast game. played on the Petworth
diamond yesterday, the Petworth Slug
gers defeated the All-Stars. to ,. For
the winners. Salary and Norris put up
good game, while for the losers, Pres
ton did we'll. The score:
Sluggers ............ o o o o 2 l-s
Stars ............... o 0 10 o IL
Batteries: SluggcrS-Junghans and Salary; All
StarS-AIiller and Preston.
All fourteen-year-old teams desiring
games with the Sluggers address Manager
Norris, 100 Randolph street northwest.
The Washington herald., 1911-03-05
WASHINGTON FANS
GIVE NATIONALS
A FINE SENID-OFF
McAleer and Fourteen Play,
erS Off to Atlanta.
PLEASED WITH LOOKS OF MEN

Manager Jim Says Youngsters Have
Been Living Right kind of Lives
Icr. and Cunningham show Up.
Completing the Party.
The Washington herald., 1911-03-05
WILLIAM PEET WITH THE NATIONALS

William Washington will
and dup-to the locale
ans.
The Washington herald., 1911-03-05
VIRGINIA STARS
WIN THE MEET
WITH 81 POINTS
Georgetown Gets Third in
Indoor Classic.
mo RECORDS ARE LOWERED

Yale Defeats Princeton Relay Team
aud Cornell NanTuirhrS Wesleyan
in R""ord-hrr"ki"is Tim" - T"p
LanaGan'~ Chnrgr~ CnpturA the
Feature Event of rhc Errnin=.
The Washington herald., 1911-03-05

TWO-hase hltS-Ers, DeTOTc. SaCrllcc ht-LIish.
Sacrifice fiies-Doyle Pittman. Stolen base-DcyIe
Wilson q. Johnston. TuIIos. Struck out-By Rus
tenhaTen 4: by TGsreau. 5: by McAdams s. First
base on bals-Of McAdams 5 Hit BY pitcher Ry
TGsrcau !. Passed balls Robertson . Umpire
Mr.. Hsnsel. Tine Of game hours and 10 minutes.
AtteuGancc-l 30
Evening journal., 1911-09-05
$4,000 MORE
GOES TO R. 7. C.

HARTFORD, Conn, Sept 5.-The
opening day Of the Grand Circuit
races was held here yesterday, the
annual State Fair with the historic
$4,000 Charter Oak 2.14 trot as the
feature. and which was won by r. II.
G., driven by Murphy. in straight
heats. The finishes in all three heats
We're close.
In the first heat Gordon Todd, driv-
en- by Geers, led until within 100
yards of the wire. when the stumbled
and almost fell r. T. c. passing him
and winning by a length from Chatty
Direct The second heat was won
by r. T. c. by a few feet. The di-
vision of the purse gives r. T. G.
S5,00O Chatty Direct $4,000, Gordon
Todd $1,000 and Louis Forest 81 900.
The winning of the Charter Oak by
r. T. c. brings the winnings of Tom
Murphy's stable for the season up TO
almost $4,000.
Evening journal., 1911-09-05
PROPOSALS.
--0~-----~-----c----
STONE ROADS.


Wilmington. Del
N otice-sealed proposals. addressed in
writing 10 the New Castle County State
Highway Commissioner and endorsed PRO
posas for building stone road in the
countv Of New Castle and State Of Della
ware. will be received by said Highway
Commissioner at his Office. Room .. Base
ment Of Church bldg- Tenth and Market
streets wilmington, Delaware, for each Of
the following named roads until IL o'clock
noon, September 5, 1871.
The Kennott Square Road, % miles
The road from Clayton towards Cypress
Bridge 1.55 miles.
me Philadelphia and Baltimore Turnpike
in White Clay Creek hundred, % miles.
The Newark and Eikton Road in White
CLAY Creek hundred o.ss mile.
The Newark and Elkton Road in Pencador
hundred l.4s5 mile.
plans and specifications Of the above named
roads can be seen at the Office OF said Com.
missioner on and after august 20 1911
Proposals for building the Philadelphia
Turnpike with a btuminous .op surface from
the end Of the present toll road 20 the Penn
sylvania State line, a distance Of 2.Oa miles
will be received by said Highway Commits
sioner at his office until ~ O'Clock noon. Sep
tember 10. 1911.
Plans and specifications can be seen at the
office Of said Commissioner on and after Sep.
tember ., 1911.
All said bids proposals must be made
upon plank forms 70 pe oDtained from soid
Highwsy Commissioner at his said office. and
the bids for each road must be accompanied
with a certified check for $500, payable to the
President OF the Levy Court Of New Castle
County. OF with a bond TO the State Of Della.
ware in the sum OF $500, as surety that il q
proposal be accepted q contract viii be en-
tered into.
The right to reject any or all bids is ex.
FRANCIS A. PRICE.
New Castle County State Highway Com
IniSsianar. a19 1924. 90. .31-s5.9
Evening journal., 1911-09-05
WATCHING The SCORE BOARD


teams National split Labor Days
bic headers
Brooklyn the double header. the Phil
lies drappng
the their double headers
the White while the Yankees took
the Boston speed boys
In the morning game Manager Chance used seventeen Cubs
failed the Cardinals second five hits
counted Ave for the Cubs while the Cardinals scored four
Giants The $1,000 beauty yielded fourteen hits.
at bat the Cardinals, hits
Alexander the n
n
Phles hits the Infants easily both
hitting
Leidcid the
IN the first the Pirates outht the Reds and took the
o 3
winning both games these White
tied for third place tho American League with the Yankees
the Tigers few chance slip into
place.
eight Larry punched
including doubles Ty Cobbs batting honors be
him.
double-header with tho got hits
himself which S batting
pitching
them by his hits Who said
that s1150O year
game Speed Boys
unhiabe while the
pitched Wood The result that the Yankees both
Evening journal., 1911-09-05
SEAFORD SWELLS UP
ON HIGHLANDS CHIP

Special TO THE EVENING JOURNAL.
SEAFORD. Dell Sept 5.--FrOm
present indications il is not probable
that the local ball team will accept the
challenge OF the Highland Semi-Pro-
fessional team to play for the cham
pionship of Delaware and the Eastern
Shore of Maryland. The chief reason
for this seems TO be that when the
local boys play for the championship
title they want to be sure they are
playing the champions. As a matter OF
fact the sporting public look upon the
DUPONT and Gas Company's teams as
the best in Wilmington
Seaford believes I'm giving Highland
the credit of having a fast team but
playing for the championship title of
the state is a different thing. Man
agcr Wiley did not make any specific
statement. but it was intmated that
Highland would not be taken on unless
they were considered the best team IN
Wilmington and holders of the north
ern state championship title. Seaford
is still hopeful of arranging a game
with DUPONT or Gas Company.
Evening journal., 1911-09-05
GO an ,EM. EpDIE.

Sporting Editor of THE EVENING
JOURNAL, as manager OF the
Clover A. c. baseball team, despite
Wilmington Jrs. claim to the l5-yoar-
old championship. My team is COM
posed entirely of boys from Brandy
wine Sunday school. Their record is
clean, having won eighteen games and
lost none On Labor Day they de-
feated X-Brandywine by the score of
to 8. AS X-Brandywine also claim
ed the championship this victory for
Clover sets them aside in the race for
championship. If Eddie Abrahams
IS a sport he viii arrange n series
with Glover A. c. in the near future.
Clovers lineup is as follows: c.
Llyermore, (captain); D.. Stetser and
Nansant S., r. Minker; h., Nc
lnness: 2b. Birmingham: 3b., Ster-
ser and Vansant; outielders, NJ. Mink
er. Lester Brown, Layton Brown.
Aikens. Jones. Shalide. Send chal-
lenges 70 Manager George Baylis, No
>, Concord avenue.
Evening journal., 1911-09-05

DOR sALE-1o ACRE TRUCK AND PoUL-
try farm, near Newark, Del. Apply Il.
II. Buckingham Newark, Del s4-jt
Evening journal., 1911-09-05
Hack FrizzTe May End American Career
By The United Press.

BY The United Press.
CHICAGO Sept But one conclu-
sion was drawn today by the 2S.0Oo
persons who witnessed yesterdays
fasco. when Frank Gotch. worlds
champion heavyweight wrestler. made
George Hackenschmidt, the Russian
lion" quit cold. The conclusion is
that. having received his money in
advance and having nothing I'm the
world TO gain by training or strug-
Cling. hard, Hack quit
Gotch. I'm condition, and trained as
hard as ever in his life. was ready TO
give the spectators "A fight for their
money. He was earnest and conscious
and when he saw the hog-fat Hack
come into the ring, threw him as fast
as he could to end the disgusting
spectacle II is hardly probably
Hack Will ever get another chance to
wrestle in America.
About the only really interesting
thing about the match was that the
moving pictures of the bout which
ended at about 4.30 o'clock were ex-
hibited in a theatre last night about
3 o CLOCK
The fact that Jack Curley. manager
for Hackenschmidt also was promoter
Of the match and secretary of the EN-
pire A. c.. caused much unfavorable
comment as a result of the miserable
fiasco II is believed the farce will put
an end TO the wrestling game. on a big
scale, for years to come in Chicago
Wrestling fans put up SS7 ,053 to see
the affair OF this Gotch received S2f,-
600 The clubs expenses We're $4,000.
Hackenschmidt was TO have received
40 per cent of the remainder, S43 ,437
leaving the club profit of S1S.616. But
Hack received no such sum. Manager
Curiey paid him $1,000 for his share
and S2,500 expense money, leaving a
profit for Curley Of S29.937 Curley
also received one-quarter of the clut
net profits. amounting TO S4.654, max
ing his total winnings on the match
$34.891. and one quarter of the NOV
ing picture royalties.
Curley's admission that he knew Of
Hacks injury" for two weeks and did
not make an effort to postpone the
match. so that the Russian might re-
cover has loft bad taste i'm the
mouths of mat fans.
Evening journal., 1911-09-05
CROSS GIFTS SOME FISH.

Joseph 2. Cross, formerly of this
city. says he is catching big fish. This
is the way he puts IL through a friend.
while visiting Slaughter Beach
today I had the pleasure Of seeing a
feat that gave me great pleasure. as
II was my first trip to the salt water.
] saw Joseph =. Cross land a drum
fish weighing I0 pounds. He dressed
it and gave It TO the cottagers.
accordingly had the pleasure of eat
ing the flnesh fish of my life. Il was
my first trip from northern New York
to Delaware, but I trust It will not be
my last"
Evening journal., 1911-09-05
NrGGETS GET mis- M

The Nuggets had no trouble trim
ming South Side A. c. at Eden Park
yesterday by 4 to ] score. Batteries
were: Nuggets, Crowley and August: /:
South Side. Green and Davis. It was
'some game from the start. The
lineup: uggets-August, catcher
Crowley pitcher; Serson, shortstop;
Carr and Gillen. first base; McClaf-
ferty, second base; Colemon, third
base: August and Brady, left field
Davis. center field; Tolmie and Du-
gan. right field. South Side-Gillen
catcher; Davis, pitcher; Donohue
shorfstop: Cook. first base; H. Grant,
second base; Watkins. third base;
Crowley, left field; Riley. center field ;
J Grant. right field Umpires. Mont
gomery and Hanson.
Evening journal., 1911-09-05
TRANSPORTATION.
Wilson Line to Philadelphia
PASSENGERS AND FREIGHT.

PASSENGERS AND FREIGHT.
Leave Fourth Street Wharf WILMINGTON,
daily. including Sundays. for Philadelphia
and Chestnut Street Wharf, Philadelphia. for
Wilmington. az 7.3o. 300 and 1880 q. M,
1900 O'Clock noon. i.3O, 800, 415, GOO,
200. $40 and $50 p. M.
FARES--On Saturdays. Sundays and Legal
Holidays. between Wilmington and philade-
phia one way Soc round trip. Doc. On an
other days. special one day limited fare, one
way, 15c; round trip. 25c.
Change IN Schedule September II.
Evening journal., 1911-09-05
ABERDEEN GETS on Tor.

ELKTON. Sept. 5-Aberdeen in de-
feating Elkton 6 TO l on it's home
grounds yesterday took the lead in
the Tri-County League. Bonnet, for
Aberdeen was in fine form and
twirled 2 good game.
Evening journal., 1911-09-05
ROOFERS.
PRINTERS.
TYPEWRTTERS.

,r>YPEWRITERs REPAIRED. RENTED.
exchanged sold; cash or time payments.
Ribbons and carbon. Typewriter Supply Co.
e26 Market. Dclmarvia Phone. alo-1m
Evening journal., 1911-09-05
NOTICES.

-
1,oTICE-I WILL PAY NO BILLS EN-
~ cept those contracted by myself per-
sonally Harry A. McSwney. s5-1t
Nr0TIOE-wOULD BOARD AND GIVE
~ attention 20 invalid Address W, Jour
nal Office. a24-lm
nj OT1CE-f WILL PAY no BILLS uN-
nv less contracted by myself after this date,
September ., 1911. 9. J.. DICKINSON,
scpt2 3t.
NrDTICE--THE FIRM OF FEINBERG &
~ Bro. located at 3O5 and 3O7 West Sec
ond street, has been dissolved by mutual
consent In the future the business will
he conducted in the name Of II. Feinberg.
s5.6t H. FEINBERG Prop.
Evening journal., 1911-09-05


rsOR SALE--LARGE SAFE APPLY 507
j EQUITABLE BUILDING. a21-1m
Evening journal., 1911-09-05
THE 10TH DAY OF sEPTEAfBER, 1911.
at 10 o'clock. a. m


the following described Real Estate. via.
All that certain tract or parcel Of land
with tho buildings thereon erected called
'Lombardy. situated on the casterly sido
OF the Wilmington and Great Valley Turn-l
pike, Brandywine hundred New Casfls
county and State Of Delaware, bounded and
described as follows. to-wit.
Beginning at a stone in the centre OF tha
said Wilmington and Great Valley Turnpik6
and running thence north thirty minutes,
west thirty-four and eight-one hundredfhsl
perches 20 stone; thence along the cen.
tire OF lane twenty feet wide north ciehtv-l
three degrees and twenty minutes east Il
forty-two and siSty-four one hundredths
perches TO a stone. thence continuing bvl
the middle Of said lane. north, eiehtv.sevenl
degrees and thirty minutes east ffty-fvc andI
four one-hundredths perchcs TO a stone in thai
centre Of Faulk Road thence BY the midi
die OF said Faulk Road, south fortv-thre,I
degrees and ten minutes west ffty.fve andI
twelve one-hundredths perches to a stone
thence south eightysix degrees and thirtvl
minutes. west. ffty-seven and four one.l
hundredths perches 20 stone in centre III
the said Wilmington and Great Valley Turnl
pike and place of beginning containinss
twenty acres Of land more or less m
Seized and taken in execution as the prbl
pcrty OF Security Trust and Safe Deposhf
Company, corporation Of the State Of Dell
aware, administrator OF Adaiine L. Nichi
OILS. late Of New Castle county and state
Of Delaware, deceased mortgagor, and to
be sold by
JAMES LOGUE. sheriff.
sheriff Office, Wilmington. Del. August
5lst 1911 se=ti 5.7.s.121s "a
Evening journal., 1911-09-05
ARCHITECTS.

-. -. -, = =
u Market ST. 30 years Of active practice
brings to our clients. much useful knowledge
in design and construction, and we warrant
our work correct in al respects
+. J.. RICE, Jr Co., Unc.)
Evening journal., 1911-09-05
HELP WANTED-FEMALE.


ILTANTED--WOAfAN FOR GENERAL
w housework. Reference Required. Mrs
joshua oonnor $40 W. 18th 81. sa-3t
WANTED-G1RLS MUST BE l6 YEARS
" Of age or over Electric Hose and Rub
ber Co., over 18th So. Bridge s5-3t
KTANTED-AuDDLE.A AGED WHITE WO-
w man for general housekeeping: small
family. MRS. G. W. CUNNING. smyrna
Del. sept2.5t
RE A TRAINED NURSE. STUDY AT
- home. Earn $25 weekly. Thousands
wanted. Free Information. ROCHESTER,
NURSES INSTI1 UTE. 1898 ROCHESTER,,
\. y. att
Evening journal., 1911-09-05
TAILORS.

Q AMUEB ZUTZ,
- lO2 WEST SEVENTH ST.
Ladies and Gents Tailor Cleaning
Pressing and Repairing. Best work. reason
able prices. a24-lm
NOTICE-HIGHEsT CLASS OF WORK IN
~ Ladies Tailoring at most reasonable
prices. Morris Grol, n W. Cor. 7th and
Washington D. & A. phone 1871 a16-1m
Q TANLEY sILKA
- Merchant Tailor
Cleans Presses, Dyes Scours and Repairs
Ladies' and Gents Suits.
Remember the Place-Ninth and Pine Streets
Del Phone 356e. Wilmington Del.
a29.2mo.
Evening journal., 1911-09-05
STOVES. HEATERS. ETC.

a NEW AND RELIABLE. SHOP FOR RE
a pairing Stoves. Heaters and Ranges,
has just been opened at Ii6 Shipley street, BY
Thomas Bird. Forty years Of practical cN-
perience. Second hand Stoves both for cook
ing and heating. Square Dealing Is q
business rule at 1.-THE BIRD SHOP
Hu26-1m
Evening journal., 1911-09-05
EDUCATIONAL.
Friends School
FOURTH AND est STREETS.
WILMINGTON. Delaware

A co-educational preparatory school
fitting for either College or Business.
A corps of eighteen skilled instruc-
tors. Scientific. Latin Scientific, Lit
erary and Classical courses. A new
and splendidly equipped gymnasium
with special instructors for boys and
girls. Fail term begins September
18th. Tor illustrated catalog. Address
Evening journal., 1911-09-05
BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES.

~~-~~---.>~~-~~~-~~--------
" DUNG MAN %. MARINE ENGINEER.
experienced i'm stationary work; mostly
cold storage and ice plants. also automO
biles, has $50 20 500 20 invest with ser
vice. Box Al, HARBORTON, Virginia.
sept2- -1mo-eod.
Evening journal., 1911-09-05
PERSONAL.


MRS. wILBERr. CARD READER. 625
NA p. Fifth street Fee 25c. sept2-3t
vi by Prof A. g. Crossley, az 1909 Church
St. WILMINGTON, Del Wonders told to you.
sS-6t
Evening journal., 1911-09-05
BLACKSMITH.


TOOLS SHARPENED AND AUTO
springs and steering gears repaired by
practical and experienced workmen Saring
Bros. 100 T.. Fifth ST. ID. & A. Phone 100.
slim
ID 0BERT fTNEMORE,
n Practical Horsoshoer and Wheeiwrigh.
2l15 Market St. a1s-Im
Evening journal., 1911-09-05
FOR SAFE.


I,OR SALE--LARGE SAFE. APPLY 5o7
EQUITABLE BUILDING. a2l-lm
r,oR sALE--NICE. LIGHT LADIES'
Phaeton. nearly new. Inquire 1oo6 West
Sc. a2l-1m
ISoR sALE-LAUNcH 90 FEET. BAR.
T. gain. JOHN G. STRONG.
a31.1mo. Vandever Ave and Church.
u OR sALE-NEws STAND AND CIGAR
store. Centrally located. Terms rea.
sonable. Good reasons for selling Address,
X. l.. X, this office. a30-1mo
rroR sALE-TwENTY. FIVE FOOT
launch. full equipment. everything com
plete; no reasonable offer refused.
S. o. GRIFFITH, Sixth and Poplar.
d. & A. Phone 2s83A a23-1m
EOR sAIE-vIs1T1NG OR BUSINESS
cards, by expert card writer 12-l5c "a
25c; 50-5Oc. Half-price this week. Invita-
tions and resolutions TO order. See samples,
City Hall Front. aSo-lmo
r.oR sALE-MAsoN's FRUIT JARS.
Il Jar caps and rubbers. jelly glasses, zoe
Dozen Pure cider vinegar and guaranteed
pure spices. ID. w. LYNCH CO, Grocers,
Fourth and Madison sts No. s02 King ST
a20-1mo.
NOR ALE-sCHOLARsH1P IN THE
T. best business college in the East. Owner
is graduate and cannot use scholarship, so
viii sell at a bargain Write Charles +.
Walton, r.. II. D.. No. 81 Newark, Del. or
call at Evening journal Office for particulars.
s4-1m
Evening journal., 1911-09-05
SITUATIONS wANTED-MALE
SITUATIONS WANTED
EMPLOYMENT AGENCY.

WILMINGTON EMPLOYMENT AGENCY
no ID WEST ST.
Furnishes help Of all kind. Applicants for
work and help given prompt attention.
Phone 2836-A. n22.eod-1tn
Evening journal., 1911-09-05

sHERWF's SALE-BY VIRTUE OF a
writ Of Lovari Faoias 20 me directed
will be exposed 10 Public Sale at the Court
House. on Market street, between Tenth
and Eleventh Streets in the City Of Viii
mington, New Castle county, Delaware