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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-06-27

ROOMS FOR RENT. APARTMENT' a
THE HANONEE. MadIsnn saiS-I
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PLEASANT. ATTRACTIVE ROOMS. IA
North sixth; east side OF street
BEAUTIFUL. LARGE. BRIGHT. AT
tractive room. 20 gentlemen: second
apartment. 20l East Franklin.
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81! E. FRANKLIN ST: UNEXPIRED
lease to September /: SIS month.
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]9htfnts

PATENfs.,GFREE Personal con.
sultation IN Richmond with invent
ors; fifteen years experience: salts
factory references. 5. H. EVANS.
Patent Attorney, Box 9s4, Richmond,
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VIM. Il. Pizzini Co..
Real Estate Auctioneers.
'2@ East Main Street.
COMMISSIONERS SALE

DESIRABLE FRAME STORE AND
DWELLING. NO. $40 SOUTH I.Au-
NEI. STREET., CONSISTING OF A
STORE STORE. AND DWELLING OF FOUR
WITH STABLE ON REAR OF LOT
Pursuant TO a decree of the Rich
mond Chancery Court. in the en.. of
John III. Schlueter ct ais. entered June
20. 1912. the undersigned special COM
missloners will sell by public auction.
on the premises. on
THURSDAY, JUNE 81, 1912
at 6 o'clock p. Nj,
the real estate. No. 320 South Laurel
Street the lot fronting sixteen G6)
feet on the west side OF Laurel Street,
lines one hundred and thirty five Q35Y
feet. more or less, to an alley twenty
(20p feet wide
This property should attract the at
store and dwelling. as well as nves-
tors OF idle funds
TERMS: one third cash. and the bal
ance in two equal instruments. evil
purchaser. with interest added. pays
able at six ana twelve months after
date of sale. and title to be retained
by the court until the purchase price
is fully paid, or for all cash. at the
option OF the purchaser.
This property is sold subje to q,
deed of trust of $1,000 and the interest,"
thereon from April .. 1911.
GEORGE J. HOOPER, Z
BROCKENBOROUGH LAMB,
Special Commissioners t58
certify that the bond required by
missioners has been duly given.
Given under my hand this 2ist day
Of June. 1872.
Teste; cHAs q. sAVILLE
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&rliabIc Cran5frrS

RELIABLE -AIIL1.NER,s
So2 North Ninth Street. hauls trunks
Tor 25c: Claim checks Issued at the
mouse for your baggage Two men
- OF moving furniture and pianos.
Phone Madison l445.
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situations IClantrn, Scale

c,ty,,.-,,--. = - -~N-~-->--|N-7
sh4fFlNG CLERK. y YEARS OLD.
two years experience; now ernplov-
Cd desires to change position: good
references. @ o5j. care Times Dis
patch.
YOUNG MARRIED MAN WISHES PO-
s!tou on outside work best refer
enees. @ 612, care Times III spatch.
BY YOUNG Man. OFFICE WORK.
references. 615. care Times-Di. :
patch.
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Gor SaIg

,-sSs.-,~>-~>->-- ------~>~-~-~~-~~ ~o
NEW ARRIVAL OF THE FINEST
anu at reasonable prices. Come ana
sec them. YARDS. 2lf y. Firth.
MOToRCYcLES ,:,D i5iCICLrs. NEW
ahd second hand: repairing OF all
klnds, TOMPkINS. 32i West Broad
For SALE. CYLINDER DISC TALK
West Broad
fok SALE. 40. 6 PULsoMETER
steam pump: VIII pump 10 per cent.
sand or mud: 5-incn discharge. half
H-P. engine. TWO steam drills: one
ooupie' drum hoist. one Jingle drum
holst, uerricks. cars aad track. two
horsepower hoist. winches and gen
eIal quarry or contractors equip
meht' address ii So care Times
Dispatch.
FOR WAGONS GO TO RICHARDSON
BitOS,. Glj Brook Avenue. Painting
rrIfpa!ring and rubber-ti.e work.
Madison 1857.
FOR SALE. LIDGERWOOD HOTSTINC;
engine, double cylinders, 7xlO. dou-
Ole drums, boiler ana all littings;
!ust out OF service. VIII sci! Tor
700. i. Q. Box ll73. Richmond, Va
II y u ; o NJ e TIFFANY ELLCTEO-
AeI. oeauty: sold on account O.:
moving Phone Madison 1913.
.s-ni~A-' ~ ~ N-'BiS Ian u lSl
abolts, in hrst-class order, cheap
two grocery wagons, s25 each: three
single trucks and one double truck
TWO single farm wagons. the above
are second hand and in good condi-
lon. Repairing and rcpainting a
specially; for rubber tire work get
B'lstow's prices. Full line OF busi-
ness wagons. Is. c. BRlSTOW, 10 y.
Eighteenth street.
LOT OF GooD-SIzE ORIENTAL
rugs; were $50 to $40: your choicy
$3.50 each. kAMBOUKIAN'S 2l5
North First Street.
THE MAIL ORDER COOP FACTORY.
BOHLEY BRorHERs. Manufacture
ers and Shippers OF Wire Chicken
md TURKEY Coops. Bumpass. va.
CHEAP. GLAss-CABIN LAUNCH IL
excellent condit on; can be seen at
loot or Nicholson Street. must soil
4; once Address IDLEoN. Ss22 Les
ter Street
FOR SALE, ONE TOP GROCERY WA
son' newly painted. good as new.
>e0i one top buggy. steel tires. S35.
anu one top buggy. rubber tires.
so, several runabouts cheap. y.
MEYERS SONS. l3l T.. Cary street.
FOR SALE. GROCERY STORE: GOOD
farm Apply 1929 w Cary Street,
FOR SALE. CHEAP. 4 COMPLETE
set of carpenters tools, sl5 for chest
and contents. Apply to ELSNER
BROS, 1905 East Main street.
FOK SALE. OR EXCHANGE FOR
country home. lot corner Mulberry
and Cary. Apply 504 West Broad
JUST GOT IN CAR OF STUDBAKER
buggies. Surveys and runa bouts; open
delivery wagon, just the right ones
~ small price. See THOS. H..
DUKE * CO. 500 Brook Avenue
SEE OUR LARGE STOCK or HIGH
grade buggles. Surveys and runa-
bouts. lowest prices: easy terms. y.
MEf EE'S SONS. 49, +. Cary Street.
HOSTING ENGINE. DOUBLE CYLIN
der, double drum. 40-horsepow4
gasolenc engine, kerosene engines.
lathes and dr'il presses / Blu
FORD * co.
For SALE. ONE SET OF STOD-
darby lectures; new. Address *
1913, care Times Dispatch.
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9i6tfIIanepu6
- ~ - - >-,>|>>-.<>~--~----~~~s
PAINTS AND FLOOR STAINS.

IF YOU WANT ANY REAL GOOD
paints or floor stains. see us: our
goods last longer. look better, and
are better. than any in the city. I'VE
carry oil colors. and prices reason
able. See our stock before buying
ELBA HARDWARE CO. 422 ives,
Broad.
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2212 HANOVER AVE. 3 ROOMS HOT
water heat $40 month
3oe6-0s TAYLOR ST. ROOMS EACH.
gas and electric lights. bath; sci
month.
5ot E. GRACE ST. II ROOMS; WILL
&c put In good order. 500 month.
4os \. ADDISON ST. UPPER FLAT.
I'VE rooms. bath. $50 month.
22Is PARK AVE, ROOMS, BATH.
possession September i: $3.50
month.
Sl4 4o6 n TWENrY.FoURrH ST. c
1901 PARAMOUNT AVE. STORE AND
evening. SIX living rooms, bath;
al e FRANKLIN ST; uNExpIRED
lease TO September /: SIS month.
possession septemiibSr GC $40. BAL II
2sl2 PARK AVE. LOWER FLAT :
rooms, bath. possession september :,
wv month
'S9 ". CARY ST. 2 ROOMS. POSSES
sion September J. SO month.
Pip STUART Avn pon,,
ss5 month
51n y rrrr,, -
month.
il " u.ps,,,IIg
~" - iTT AL 81 II ROOMS.
'''"' 'a'looe' kisg year.
17o. cDo,z
year
2o1s GROVE .I-I-s ~
9.oz c,o,
.,os "i'o' T. Az ~ 5 ROOMS, $500
a5,o 1,r,,.-,..o---.-
$3.50 year. - i'OoNis'
Il2 T. CLAY ST - POoNc. pocr-
Sion November l. 1gfS. sson 80
3Il +. GRACE, sr, poc,rs
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WANTED, BY EXPERIENCED Ell.
DERBY nurse. engagement as lady's
or !nValid's nurse; good references
Address NURSE. 81 y. Twentieth
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22ls PARK AVE, ROOMS. BATH
possession September i: S27.5
month.
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SitIlarions, Professional

WANTED. POSITION AS. TEACHER
OF voice and piano By LAZY graduate.
Box 923, Winona Lake, Ind.
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agrntg 1ltanreo

GREAT LEADERS AND NATI6G II
issues discussed by Roosevelt WI
son. Clark, Taft and other prominent
men Colorcd illustrations. only 81.
e'Eeatest money maker. Extra terms.
delphiu
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5Dibinenb 9ntlces.
The Virginia Fire and Marine
Insurance Company

Richmond. Va. June IS. 1912.
D1NIDEND-THIi DIRECTORS OF
this company have declared q semi
annual dividend Of i've per cent
Csl.25 per share. and free from taX),
payable July LIST next, to stockhold-
srs OF record June Is. 1912.
Transfer books closed from this
date TO July Atm. inclusive. Divi-
dend will he mailed to stockholders.
Changes of address should be notl-
fed the company.
WIN. II. MCCARTHY. Secretary.
,.r ,RIIGIIH.,MN!S0ND. VA: June %. 1912.
directors OF the Merchants National
Bank. held this day. "A semi-annual
dividend of 10 per cent. OOgo)
was declared, payable to Stockholm
cfs of record June 30, 1912.
THOS. 3. McADAMs.
Cashier.
EIGHTY SEVENTH DIVIDEND.-DIV-
idend checks aggregating $685. 600
same being semi-annual dividend of
& per cent. Will he mailed on JUNE
- to stockholders Of the First Ma
uonal Bank of Richmond. Virginia
ON 9I record June 20 CAPITAL. $1,000.
NJ MlLl-EE. JIi. Cashier.
Planters National Bank.
Richmond. Va. June 90. 1912
THE DIRECTORS or THIS BANK
have to-day declared dividend Of
10 per cent. on the capital stocl
Gree OF taxi out of the earnin.ss
for the past six months. Payabi.
on and after JULY /. 1912.
RICHARD H. SMITH
Cashier
AT a MEET fI&d; OF + THE HE B o. t2is or
d Wirs,n;a Of 5,o the Nati9nal Bank OF
day semi-annual dividend of s12
/, 1912. to stockholders OF record as
OF June 20. Books open July ..
w. n. ADDISON.
Cashier.
AT a MEETING or THE DIRECTORS
of the German American Building
and Loan Corporation held on the
above date. semi-annual dividend
Of 3 . per cent: was declared, pay
able to stockholders on and after
JULY /. 1917. CIlAS. *. WILLIS.
Secretary and Treasurer.
The Savings Bank of Richmond
III! East Main street
Richmond. Va. Iune Is. 1912.
directors have this day declared th1
usual semi-annual dividend of five
peg cent. ufrGe, of taX), amounting to
$1,000. payable ON and after JULY
JAMES NJ. BALL Cashier
Capitol Building and
Loan Associations
Richmond, Va. June H. 1912
THE DIRECTORS or THIS NSSOCIA-
ton have this day declared the
regular semiannual dividend (No.
5H) OF three and one-half per cent,
free OF taN. JOHN Is WELSH
Secretary ana Treasurer
Virginia Trust COMPANY
Richmond. Va. June ~ 1917
TIE DIRECTORS OF THIS COMPANY
nave declared scmi-anuual divi-
dend Of per cent. payable on and
after JULY l. l9l2. Checks viii 10
mailed l.. -. ANLETT
Secretary.
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Business opportunities

RARE OPPORTUNITY OFFERED
young or iniddleaeed man with S5,-
OoO 10 buy half-!nterest IN promis
ing .9c4i inIusiry. Proposition N
Richmond Chamber OF Commerce as
we'll as outside trade experts. Ma
cninery and equipment al! paid for;
sales established already in several
States, and foreign agents ready 10
close for territorial rights. .Addi-
tonal capital with services required.
Act quick. Western capital is In
terested. Address 665, care Times
Dispatch.
COOPERATIVE GARDENS.-LET ME
tell you all about our plans for
saving you from so per cent to 10
pc: cent. of your table supply Bills
and IN abundance. G. $ RICHARD
son, Basement American National
Bank.
y PROFITABLE BUSINESS ON THE
RICH, side OF East Broad Street TOR
sale for an approximate inVestm mt
of $4,000: part cash and part by
notes with reliable indorscrs. Apply
i 5Sl. care Times Dispatch.
STOCK AND BOND HOUSE OF REP
utaUon. with the best OF couuec-
lions, that can furnish references OF
corporations where issues OF stocks
ana bonds have been sc:d during
the past nve years, VIII consider tho
sale 81 an issue OF stocks and bonti,
in corporation OF merit New pro-
jGcts organized ana securities sold.
HORACE ii. HASTINGS X COM :
FANNY, Rockefeller Bldg.. Cleveland.
ohio.
AN INTEREST IN \ LIVE. NSTAR-
ishcd nigh grade. prontablr retail
business is offered to an investor or
Il man Of good character, who de-
sres his services 10 20 with his
money splendid opportunity TO get
into weil-cstahlished business.
Prompt action necessary. Present
owner retiring. q 67i, care Times
Dispatch.
y GOOD. SOUND. PROFITABLE.
wholesale and retail business for
sale. VIII require $4,000 to $4,000.
Investment will sell Immediately. am
paying 40 TO 80 per cent. on invest
mcnt. am turning capital over every
20 to - days II you don't moan
business and have not the money
don't answer Address j 10G, care
Times Dispatch.
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Planters' national Bank.

Richmond. Va. June 90. 1912.
THE DIRECTORS or THIS RANIt
have to-day declared dividend OF
10 per cent. on the capital stock
free OF taxi out OF the earnings
Tor the past SIX months. Payable
on and after JULY /, 1912.
RICHARD II. SMITH.
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s9unlller 1Sparoine

IN VALLEY OF VIRGINIA, Ar An
altitude OF 1000 feet seven miles
from Natural Bridge. and one mile
from y. W. and c. N o. station.
large one-room cottage win
porch. near dwelling house, suitable
Tor family or party. can accommo-
date Il limited number of persons ia
dwelling ID. l. BRADY. Glasgow.
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SCarn lNantfb

WGNfED. BOARD FOR YoUNG cor
pie; quiet and nice: state location
and price. Address G 6S3. care
Times-Dispatch.
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Rooms For lseint

on Can LINE IS WEST End. Two
largo and one small room for rent,
suitable for light housekeeping:
PAIN; use OF phone Call Mad !son
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Bparntng

MRS. LEE sTK1NE LTPsCoMB, Han
over Sate. 100 West Franklin. Sum-
mer rates. Transients a. speciality.
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514-6ls ~ TWENTY FOURTH ST.
rooms each. bath. Sl3 month.
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ONE LARGE FRONT ROOM; ALSC
hall room. l0I \. Third
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ElGfiTY-S SEVENTH DIVIDEND.-DIV-
idend checks aggregating $50 600
same being semi-annual dividend of
per cent. Will he mailed on JUNE
~ to stock holdcrs of the First Ma
ttonal Bank of Richmond V!rrinin
OF record June &c. Capital. $1,000.
600: surplus earned. $1,000, 600. JNo.
". MlLLEE. JK. Cashinr
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LUdnIeO
Spcil1g ann CLEANING

1~DYElNG AND cLiEEANTNG
Works, Mrs. l. ~ BEDFORD. Pro-
hats cleaned and reblocked: feathers
dyed and curled Work called for
and elivered promptly. Laies' work
street. Phone Madison aiSi
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BY Pollard e BaSby.
Real Estate Auctioneers.

TRUSTEES AUCTION SALE
OF
tDETACHED FRAME DwEIITSc
KNOWN AS. NO 1901 NORTH NINE
TENTH STREET
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koon,s lClantfp

~'--N|-7--
WANTED. AN UNTURNISHED ROOM
ny single man. references given
Phone Monroe 1899.
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aurttpn 5ales Cbts Day
Sale Of
Refused
and Unclaimed
reight Of
Every
Description

We will sell at public auction, to
the highest bidder, unless otherwise
disposed OF, at our freight warehouse.
corner Seventeenth and Marshall SITS,
Richmond. Va.
THURSDAY. JUNE 27. 1912 III
commencing at 10 A. NJ,
various lots OF Dry Goods, Clothing,
Rugs. Druggets. Furniture. Hardware
and miscellaneous articles of every de-
sCriptton.
The public arc requested to ebtend.
Elevated, seats provided for ladies, and
special accommodation VIII DE af-
forded: out of-town buyers for Ship
ping goods
EgCHEsAPEAKE AND OHIO
RAILWAY COMPANY.
T; I. L soHERER.
General Claim Agent
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Drip Gllantcn Jicma!c

BBOOkkEEPER AND CASHIER IL
insurance Office. $50. care Times
Dispatch
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lost ann Gpunu

~--~-~~--~-~
WATCH FOR MY LITTLE WHITE
bull terrier. Liberal reward for his
return. Has black circle around one
eye. black brindle spot on top of
mead and on the ruInp. Has very
snort screw TAIL name Rattle"
Medal No. 1888. O. J. T.. 323 W. Main
street. or SCOTS Drug store.
LOST. LAST SUNDAY EVENING.
gold locket watch fob. initials J. y.
NJ. on face. Reward for return 10
900 Mutual Building.
LOST. TUESDAY NIGHT BETWEEN
II North Third Street. or on First
street car. on In G!nter Park be-
tween Walton Street and Seminary
Avenue. crescent pin. set with whole
pearls. Reward " returned TO Ii
North Third.
LOST. EITHER On HIGHLAND PARK
car or at seventh and Broad, steel
bead handbag containing u bunch OF
keys. handkerchief and street car
tickets. Please return TO FOURQU-
KEAN-TEMHLE Co. and receive re-
ward.
LOST. WEDNESDAY. GOLD BELT
buckle, either on Broad street. or
one OF the stores OH Broad. or Broad
and Main car. Reward X returned
10 1872 Monument Avenue.
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ATTRACTIVE ROOM AT 322 EAST
FRANKLIN; summer prices. Monroe
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FOR RENT. NICELY FURNISHED
rooms to gentlamen i0a East Ciract
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FOR SALE. CYLINDER DISC TALK
ing machine ana records on easy
terms {. Il. HAYNES & Co, l9i
Vest Broad
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5lIuatIpns GllEnreo, 3;eniaIe

" ANTED. AT ONCE, GOOD COOK
Apply 2'o3 l.. Franklin Street
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FOR RENT, TWO ROOMs IN NEW
house at Woodland Heights: electric
lights and bath: $40 per month Ad-
GROSS Z. a. w. Box I'll
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LADIES. YOUR HAIR.
GET YOUR NAME UP.

LADIES, HAVE JUST RETURNED
from Ncw York with a fun line 81
the latest imported novelties for the
coming fail season. which ! Will
make up at summer prices Cali
and examine the new goods CIiAS.
FISHER the Up-to-Date !.ad!rs'
IAIInr. 302 L. Grncn Strect
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1901 PARAMOUNT AVE. STORE AND
dwelling. SIX living rooms, bath:
large lot: $40 month.
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SUITE, TWO LARGE ROOMS, BATH
and hall. s W. Franklin.
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COOL ROOM; COM
bination lights bath; cheap to por-
manent party. 122 South Fifth
Evening journal., 1912-09-02
SHERIFFS SALES.


SHERlFF'S sALE-BY VIRTUE OF
writ OF Levari Facias, 10 me directed, will
be exposed TO public Sale al the Court
House, on Market street. between Tenth
and Eleventh streets, in the city Of Will
mington, New Castle county, Delaware
ON TUESDAY
THE THIRD DAY OF SEPTEMBER. 1912
at ! o'clock a. m
the following described real estate, viz:
All that certain lot pieco or parcel Of
land, with two-story brick dwelling
thereon erected, situate in the city Of vii.
mington, county and state aforesaid bounded
and described as follows, to wit:
Beginning az point on tho westerly side
Of Forrest street Qaid out parallel with
Claymont street, between Twelfth and
Thirteenth streets). at the distance Of
twenty five feet southerly from the south.
erly side Of Thirteenth street; thence wes-
terly parallel with Thirteenth street FORTY
seven feet TO the easterly side Of a three feet
wide alley leading into Thirteenth street;
thnce southerly parallel with Forrest street
twelve feet TO corner Of other land now
or late Of William j. Forrest; thence eas.
terly parallel with Thirteenth street forty
seven feet 20 the aforesaid westerly side OF
Forrest street, and thence thereby northerly
twelve feet, TO the place Of beginning. be the
contents thereof what they may, with the free
use and privilege Of said alley in common
with others entitled thereto forever
Seized and taken in execution as the prou,.
erty OF Ashton r. Tatnall. surviving mort.
gagor OF Ashton Tatnall and Mary r.
Iainall, his wife, mortgagors, and T. l. s.
JAMES LoGUE. Sheriff.
sherif's Office, Wilmington. Del, August
a. lslz a2O,26.27-s2.
Evening journal., 1912-09-02
MILFORD MILITIA
In SOCIAL SERIES
Give Dance Which Will be
Followed by Others During
Fall and Winter

Special to THE EVENING JOURNAL
MILFORD, Del. Sept 2-The largest
informal dance ever held in Milford
was that on Friday night in the Arm
ory Hall under the management of
the officers of Company B. II was
the first of a series Of social events
which will be held by that organiza-
tion with an effort to make Company
more popular and increase it's al
ready large membership.
Music for the occasion was fur
nished by the Presbyterian Orchestra.
Major Marshall and Lieutenant James
Cannon had charge of the dance
George Walls, "a years, veteran
of the Civil War, who has been in
poor health for three years, died at
his home on South Front street on
Friday afternoon. He was a member
of the Methodist Episcopal Church.
The funeral took place to day with
interment I'm Odd Fellows Cemetery.
George Johnson, a blacksmith, OF
Lincoln, died on Friday. aged 73
years. His funeral took place to-
day. He is survived by his wife and
several children.
Two "steeple jacks" are painting
the smolSestacks at the factory of
Draper and Hirsch
Evening journal., 1912-09-02
DRYDEN STILL
HELD BY POLICE
OgOntz Chief Grows Weary
Waiting For Delaware
ReQuiSitiOn

Harry c. Dryden. is still a prisoner
at the Ogontz police station, await
ing action on the perjury charges
which It is declared will be prose-
cuted against him in the courts of
Delaware. as the outcome Of the mar
riage of young Dryden and Miss
Marion c. Taylor, daughter Of Mr.. and
Mrs. Richard E. Taylor, Of the Mel
rose Park district
Although young Dryden was re
manded on August % by Magistrate
Haines, of the Ogontz station, to await
the arrival of eXtradition papers, nc
papers have as yet reached Ogontz
Chief of Police Robert Lindsay, com
mentlng on the case said:-
I'VE have heard nothing definite.
have been given TO understand thai
extraditiOn papers are being arranged
for, and that the charges brough
against young Dryden will be pushed
But, it seems 10 me there is an un
warrantable delay in this matter
and something will have to be don'
pretty quickly, for I don't purpos'
holding this man a prisoner in Chel
tenham Township indefinitely"
II is declared that Dryden eloped Il
Wilmington with Miss Taylor an'
married her. securing a license on tn
basis that the girl was eighteen year
old. whereas the mother declares sh
I'm only a trife more than fourteen
Il is on this phase OF the case tina
the pcriury charge Is based.
According TO the Cheltenhan
authorities. the young girl-wife doe
not visit her husband at Ogont
station. although il is said she is no
at home.
Evening journal., 1912-09-02
TRAIN SNUFFS
OUT LIFE OF
BOY TRESPASSER

Peter Samluk. years old. of No.
900 Brown street, was instantly kill
ed by a passenger train on the F..
B. q w. railroad near Folly Woods,
at noon yesterday. The lad. with
two companions left home early in
the morning to so TO church. They
went into the country afterward and
we're returning TO the city by way of
the railroad when the accident hap
pened.
According to Peters companions
they were trying to get out OF the
way of a southbound train only 70
jump in front of the north bound
express. They managed to clear the
track but Samluk was struck by the
plot of the engine and thrown with
terrific force against a telegraph
pole. Every bone in the boys body
was broken.
A West Yard shifting engine
brought the body to the city where
Il was taken charge of by Coroner
Chandler who sen. it to the home OF
| the boys parenu
Evening journal., 1912-09-02
MARSHALLTON

Special to THE EVENING JOURNAL.
MARSHALLToN. Del, Sept. o.
Fairview Lodge, No. s.. I. o. of G.
r., and Wilmington Lodge. No. 173.
l. o. of G. T.. will hold the annual
Havest Home in Pennock's Grove. on
Thursday. The Rev. Louis A. Par
cells. OF Philadelphia. will make an
address. A silver medal contest will
be held in the afternoon and the Mo-
zarian Quartet will furnish music.
A brass band will also be present.
Miss Aura p. Seeds Of Llanerck,
Pa. is being entertained az the home
Of her aunt and uncle. Mr.. and Mrs.
Lewis NJ. Greenualn
Patience Thompson is the guest OF
her mother. Mrs Mayme Thompson.
in Wilmington.