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Evening journal., 1912-08-13
SUSSEX BACK
$500 FOR BOARD
OF PRISONERS

According to the monthly report
submitted to the Board Of Trustees
Of the New Castle County workhouse
at their meeting today, by Warden
Crawford, Sussex county owes the in
stitutlon $500, seven months board
OF prisoners from that county.
The board received and accepted
the resignation OF Miss Mannah East
burn, Of near Kennett Square. as
sistant matron Of the institution. The
resignation is 10 take effect two
months hence at which time Miss
Esstburn will have been at the work
house just one year. all the time she
agreed to stay when she irst entered
the employ Of the trustees. Her po'
sition will be hlled AZ q subsequent
meeting.
Warden Crawford reported the aver
age daily population Of the prison II
July was $50 with go employed, The
cost OF maintenance Of officers wa'
thirty-seven cents each daily and th'
prisoners, ten cents IN July 2,Se'
dozen pairs Of pants were made
There is due the institution from vari
Gus sources including the amount
owed by the Sussex County Lew
Court. S6 500
Evening journal., 1912-08-13
REFORMATORY
CETSTHREEMORE
OF RUNAWAYS

Having gone to his parents home
IN this city. after escaping, with six
other boys, from the Ferris Industrial
School, on Sunday night, Frank Le-
britz, about 16 years, was re-
turned to the institution this morn
ing by his mother. This leaves three
other escaped boys at large and IL is
expected they will be caught within
short time.
superintendent Stewart returned
home this morning after a search
through the surrounding country and
Philadelphia. He will inquire into
the details Of the escape this after
noon.
The most singular incident Of the
escape Of the boys, which was accom-
plished with the aid OF a monkey
wrench. is that while all the boys IN
the dormitory could have escaped. but
seven OF them left. The others, NUM-
bering about thirteen. remained, but
the alarm was not given until 10
o'clock At that time a boy knocked
On a door and informed the officials
hat the boys had fed This was fully
twenty minutes after they had gone.
Who secured the wrench or how be
obtained il IS yet unknown. II is
thought that this will be revealed by
some of the lads who remained
All the boys who escaped were from
his city, and those captured SO faI
have been caught here.
Evening journal., 1912-08-13
FAMOUS IN A DAY FOR
The BEAUTY OF HER
HANDS AND ARMS
A Free Prescription That does It's
Work Over Night-~YOu Can Pre-
pare II Az Your Own Home,

ITS ny own discovery, and IL tskes just
one night 10 get such marrelous results ans
wers Mist Gracs Benson, when heE friends
asked her about the marvellous change NJ the
appearaace ot her hands and arms you
can do the same thing Il you viii take my
svsry woman what this wonderful pftscrir.
tien ala Tor nae. just think Of Il u aid
u raords no worid Of pleasure 10 tell
anyons else just how such rtmarkable re-
suits vers brought about. J give you. ab'
toutsly FREQ, ths Identical prescription whioh
has renewed every deiect from ny hands and
arms. You can form no idea o. the mar'
velous ehange Il will make ia Just ono sp'
plicRtien. The prescription, which ean be
prepared % your own hcue. is a. follow
Go 70 any drus store and buy an ounes
bottle q Kulux Compound, Pour the entire
bottle % Eulux into a two-ounce bottle, ado
quarter ounce Of witch hazel and AZ win
water six this az home then you krov
that Il Is the genuine article, Apply pleh'
and morning. The hrst application will a.
tenish you. II makes the skin transparent
removes az discolorations such as tan, SUI
spots frsckios and coarse pores, roughresi
and wrinkles, and, IN fact, every biemith th'
hands and arms are heir 20. Il also pre-
duess a marvellous eject on the neck ane
shouldert.
II the neck is diseolored from being -
poted 70 the sun or from wearing high col
lars, this preseription viii immediately fs
/ lieve that condition. No natter now roug
and ungainly the hands and arms. or wha
abuses they have had through hard wor
and exposure 70 aun and wind tAis proscriY
tior win work 4 wonderful TRANSFORMATION /
twelve hours an the most. Thousands
women are using this prescription with jus
the sane results that have had
Evening journal., 1912-08-13
RLfUBS TO GET
TIPS ON REGISTRATION

There will be special meeting Of
the New Castle County Republican
Committee tomorrow afternoon TO
hear reports from the hundred COM
mittees regarding the registration. In
eidentally other business may crop
up,
w. Atwood Wilson. Of Christiana
hundred, is a candidate for Levy
Court Commissioner Of the Third dis
trict to succeed Levy Court Commits
sioner Isaac c, Elliott.
Joseph B. Eastburn, Jr., OF White
Clay Greek hundred. is a candidate
for hundred assessor
John Peoples, Of christlana hun
dred, Is making 4 canvass for Levy
Court Commissioners Of the Third
district
The meeting Of Brandywine hun,
dred Republicans called for mex
Thursday evening, al the residencl
OF Charles F. Fox, has been postponed
for a week.
Andrew J. Wright, william Watson
and George II Records are candldatel
for Representative IN Blackbird hun
dred
Candidates for Levy Court Commits
sioner IN the Seventh district ar
William A. Scott and Harrison Nc
Dowell
Evening journal., 1912-08-13
BUTCHERS READY
FOR THEIR JOY DAY

The final meeting OF the Wholesale
and Retail Butchers Association prior
TO their field day, 10 be held on
Thursday, AZ Brandywine Springs,
was held last evening when all ar
rangements we're completed.
The program as arranged provides
for a boxing exhibition between
Stidham Work and George Frederick,
heavy weights and Joseph Dunn and
William E. Frank, lightweights. In
addition there will be potatoes races,
egg races, relay and 100 yards dash.
Following the sports on the hill az
2 o'clock, there will be q baseball
game betweent the East and West
Side butchers Samuel Z. Hinger,
manager OF the West Side team prom
ises to bring forth a surprise IN q
tvirler whose name is withhsld. In
the evening q banquet will be held
Evening journal., 1912-08-13
ACCUSE ITALIAN
In SHOOTING CASE

Ralph Leone, an Italian, aged 20
years. is locked up at the police sta
ton under $1,000 bail for hearing
on Thursday morning to answer the
charge Of assault with intent to COM
nit murder. The Italians at Bellevue
had a frolic on Saturday night when
Leone. it is alleged. drew revolver
and threatened Eurico Passarettl.
Leone was dissrmed and started for
home. AS Passaretti passed a freight
car four shots were iired, one bullet
hitting him an the breast bone. Leone
was arrested by Constable Whartenby
and this morning was to have had a
hearing before Magistrate Buckley.
In the absence Of material witness
the case was continued until Thurs
day.
Evening journal., 1912-08-13
WANTS SCHOOL A
WIRELESS STATION

Bids for furnishing l60 school desks
were received az the meeting or the
Board Of Education last night A.
the bids were for all kinds Of desks
N different finishes they are not pub
lished but they ranged from $500 for
the small size IN plain wood 20 S4lQ
for the large size Of white oak. Dur
ing the meeting q phone call from
the postofioe was received stains
that there was a special delivery let
ter containing a bid for the desks; as
u was after O'Clock the board voted
not 70 receive H. Following we're the
bidders. American Seating Company
Imperial Seating Company. cleve-
land Seating Company. The Foord-
Massey Furniture Company, New
Jersey School and Church Furnishing
Company. n. snellenburs and Com
pany, George r. Fritz, Standard
School Supply Company, kenney
Company and Walton and A. A. An
drews G. Company.
The bids we're referred 70 the COM
mittee with power to act
Dr Thomas o. Cooper. upon mo-
ton. acted as president pro TEN IN
the absence OF DR.. Evan G. short
ledge who is in California
Bids were also received for painting
school No. ] and the inside Of No.
2s The bidders and their bids fol
low. James Keenan,, School No. !
$3.50; School No 26. $3.50; John J
Mcclafferty, School No. /, S220; Jamei
NJ. Bryan. School No. j, s213 ans
School No. 26, s642; Barnes AM
Helms. School No, 1, s1s3, School Nc
| 90, $3.50; William S. Prettyman schoo
No. ]. s210 The bids were referred
Bids for metal ceilings in school
Nos is and 26 we're received IN
Wilmington Cornice Works bid s175 z
on school No 16 and s1l9.21 on schoo
No &c. William Shinn and Compan,
bid S22o for No. IS and 1929 for Nc
26.
Bids for furnishing a new heatinl
! plant at the new school at Boulevard
/ and Concord avenue we're returnei
10 the bidders and the committee al
rected TO advertise for new bids a
the board was convinced that Their
was q mistake in the specifications.
The book committee reported tha
the contract for books had beel
awarded but that the two bids for SUP
plies we're so confusing that III
committee would like 70 have per
mission to advertise for new bid
Permission was ersnted and powe
given 10 award the contract
Dr. Cooper asked authority TO pur
chase a new flag pole for No. ]
school and that it be placed out c
the window IN the place OF the larg
role in the yard which should b
taken down
The monthly nav roll Of janitor
amount 10 si.Ss4o2 and for sundrie
Of s10,72i.59 we're approved.
The board received a communics
ton from A, W Spencer. an electr
cal engineer. asking permission
nlace a pole 10 receive wireless mes
sages on the High School bulldinl
! II was referred 20 the High schoc
} Committee
Evening journal., 1912-08-13
PLUMBING LAW
VIOLATIONS
Contractors on Big Job Are
Fined for Ignoring City
Inspector

A. the meeting OF the Directors OF
the Street and Sewer Department this
morning Sohoellhamer and Reuter-.
plumbers, Of Philadelphia. were be-
lore the board 70 show cause why they
should not be hned for violation OF
the plumbing laws, il was alleged
that they did work az the plant OF the
Harlan and Holllngsworth Corpora
ton without inspection. The plumbers
claimed that when they had been noti-
fed that an inspection would have 70
be made they notified the contractor
not 10 cement the work, but that be
did cement It and should be made
to remove IT,
The board imposed a fine OF s25 and
withheld all other permits until the
money is paid and the work uncover
ed for the plumbing inspector. The
plumbers stated that they would rath-
er lay q new line than uncover the
old work. The board granted them
permission TO do this. provided they
paid the ips and complied with all
other requirements.
| Mrs. Mary b. Donaldson asked for
a sewer on Twenty-fourth street be-
tween Madison and Monroe, where
her husband is erecting six houses
The board ordered the request put
on the list,
The contract for furnishing cement
for the department for one year waf
awarded to William II. Smslley st the
price Of sl.4s per barrel.
The commission received a com.
munication from residents OF Six
tsenth and Woodlavn avenue, com,
planning of the bad condition of ths
street there.
A communication also was received
from Samuel II. Reed, complainins
Of the bad condition OF Winchestel
Place The communications were
filed
There having been several com
plants about the Wilmington and
Philadelphia Traction Company no
sprinkling some OF the streets o.
which their cars are operated. III
company sent a letter 70 the board
explaining why they had not sprin
] kled the streets. II seems that IN
} hose on several OF the sprinklers hal
worn out and there has been quit
a good deal OF delay in getting then
4SpdAcui - AL It lAt lpAlle an
, couplings have 10 be made especially
The letter was accompanied by an
other from hose concern explainin
, that the delay was not the fault Of IN
, trolley company.
, The commission directed that a lei
ter be sent to the Postal Telegrap
and Cable Company, notifying thsr
, that unless the telegraph pole az th
corner of Sixth and Van Buren, street
; is removed within "a hours ths
; the department would have it remol
ed without further notice. This is on
) Of three large poles together on thi
J corner, directly in front Of 2 res
dence. and although the board ha
requested the telegraph company
remove the pole several times, so "a
nothing has been done.
Evening journal., 1912-08-13
WILSON AND MARSHALL
CLUB IS ORGANIZED

The Wilson and Marshall Demo-
cratic Club Of the Fourth Representa-
tive District was organized last
night at the headquarters Of the
Third Ward Democratic Club, Front
and Madison streets, by the election
OF the following officers; President,
Edward Carr, OF the Third Ward
vice president, George ". Sader OF
the Third ward; secretary, Walter
Donovan, OF the Fifth ward: and trea-
surer. John J Cassidy, Of the First
Ward.
Previous 70 the election Of oficers
addresses we're made by John g.
Gray, Josiah Marvel and Chauneey P.
Holcomb, county chairman Later a
smoker was held and the members OF
the new organization spent an enjoy
able evening.
George w. Gillespie extended an in
vitation 10 the members 70 attend the
snapper dinner 10 be held at the DEM
ocratic League on Thursday night.
Evening journal., 1912-08-13
COUNTY FINAYcTS.

County Treasurer Robert ", Burns
reported 10 the Levy Court today the
following receipts from County ON
clals n. A. Brown. clerk OF the
peace. s3255s James Logue, sherlff,
SlSe.2t. Francis NJ. Walker, register
Of wills, S55aao; A. V. J.. George. re-
corder Of deeds, 3i,7te.75, and p. O.
churchman, prothonotary. st262a,
County Treasurer Burns reported
the following balances;
Special bend issue. s6s0a6 high.
way Improvement bonds. s25,411.5s;
Christiaps hundred, $63S.16; Mill
Greek, $4,000; White Clay Creek
sb2s6o Peneader. sss,o6; New Castle
81 302.ol; Red Lion, s624.90. 81
Georges, sSs2.6e; Appoduinimink
saAs.is, Blaekhird, si,l7e,oS; Brandy,
wine, s57ss.
Evening journal., 1912-08-13
$4,000 IMPROVEMENT
At SNELLENBURG STORE

Building Inspector Cassidy issued
a permit today 10 William D. Had
dock and Company 10 make extensive
alterations for H. Snellenburg and
Company, 10 the exterior Of the build
ing at Seventh and Market streets,
which will cost about $4,000.
The improvements will consist OF
lowering the present show windows
and moving them back TO the building
line. At present the windows ex-
tend over the sidewalk.
Permits weer also issued to Martin
Tomczyk, to erect four dwellings or
the west side of South Harrison
street, between Maple and Linden
streets. two 20 cost $1400 each anc
two $1,000 each.
Evening journal., 1912-08-13
DEATHS.

Emily V. Brown.
Harry 8. nysrs
clarence W, Maxwell
Fannie A. McGarvey.
Viola o. Rice.
sarah z. Russell
BROWNIE this city, on August H. 1917
Emiy " wife Of James Brown.
Relatives and friends are invited 20 ntteno
the funeral from the residence OF her nus
band. No. 40 West Twelfth street, on We'd
nssday Afternoon, AZ 2 % eloek, Services a.
the house. Interment IN Lombardy esms'
terry.
BYERs--on August II. isi2, Harry. 8, son
of Charles and the late Elizabeth A.
Byers, in his 5oth yeag
Relatives ana friends OF the iamhN stt
invited 20 attend the funeral services At his
/ late refidence, No iio7 West street, on
/ Thursday afternoon, August IS, 81 a
o clock. Intsrnent Rivsrgiew eemetery.
| Fox---In thit city on august IL, 1919.
Sarah A., wife Of payil .. Fox, IN her e-Hd
Relatives and friends Of the family are H.
pited 70 attend the funeral services az her
late residences. 1hirty-sighth and Mafkes
streets, on Wednesday afternoon, Au-
gust "A, at 2 o'clock. interment Riv'
erview cemetery
lMAxwELLr--saddsniy IL this city, on Al.
gust 10, isla, Clarence W Maxwell. ageo
90 yeara.
funsral and intsrmsrt private from The
residence of his mother, Lydia p Maxwell
Main street Newark, Del, on Wednesday
morning, August IA, st 1880 o'clock, With
out further notice.
McGARvEY--In this city, ea August u
1919, Fannie A.. widow Of william Nc
GarVey.
Rslstivss and friends o. the family sr'
invited 20 attend The funeral services, a.
her late residences No. i52 Long Row
Henry Clay, duPont's Bsnks, on rhprsda.
afternoon, Angur IS. AZ o'elock. later
ment Green Hi eemetery.
RIcE--Neur ehellpot on August IL, 1919
viols g. wife Of william ". Rice. age.
A. years
Relatives snd friends are invited 70 attspt
The funeral services AZ the residence ot he'
husband, No. East Forty,fourth strssi, OF
Wednesday oftsrnoon, August "a, 80
eloek. 1ntsrmeat AZ Riverviev cemetery
lRUssELLs--In this city on August IT, 1912
Sarah e wife oi Harry y. Russeu.
Relatives and friends Of the family are N
vited % attend the funeral services, a. be
lats residsncs. No, sos Seventh avenue, o.
Friday afteraocn. August fe, at 2.sl
o'clock. fntsrntnt private
Evening journal., 1912-08-13
BEAU ASHTON
SETS RECORD

over the Delaware Horse Show
track yesterday afternoon, ]. P. Win
chesters Beau Ashton established the
matinee trotting record by going two
miles in 2.20 1-2 and 221 IA Beau
Ashton went against Cora Bellini,
Free Mason and Bonnie Dell. Free
Mason was second.
Going against his own pacing record
Of 217, Bill William, Thomas F.
Lynch's selding did the miles in
.2l7 1-2 and 2.15 1-2
C. A Saville's Teddy Election Won
the first race. Concordville Stock
Farm, John Saltar, Jr.. won the sec
ond race, going the best mile fl
2.31 H. T. J. Early's T. J. L. Won
the seventh race. his best time being
PAP
Evening journal., 1912-08-13
HOME FROM VACATION TO
HEAR or BROTHERS. DEATH

After returning from his vacation
at Bowers Beach, Police Sergeant
James B Tucker yesterday received
word that his brother, Richard Tuck
er, of New York, had died at the
home of his sister, Mrs. Lydia Rowan
1t Camden, n. ]. Mr and Mrs.
Tucker went 70 Camden at once.
Mr.. Tucker, who was in his eoth
wear, was born near Frederica, Del,
and learned the printing business.
When p years old he went 20 New
York where he remained until six
months ego. Becoming sick At that
time he came here and latter re-
turned to his home. Soon afterwaro
he became i'll again and went 70 2
hospital and after leaving there he
went to Camden, n. j. He died OF
aropsy. The funeral will take place
in Camden, on Thursday, and inter
metn will be made at Barratt Is
Chapel, Frederick.
Evening journal., 1912-08-13
Low WATER
HOLDS STEAMER

The steamer Ulrica, OF the Penns-
grove line was delayed one trip this
morning as result of running
aground just after leaving her wharf
on the Jersey side on the frst trip
over. There was an unusually low
tide and the vessel became fast be.
fore she proceeded far
Evening journal., 1912-08-13
X. on P. NAV REVISE RITUAL.

DENVER, Col. Aug 1S.--The ses-
sion early yesterday Of the supreme
Lodge, knights Of Pythiae, was Sc
crst, matters taken up bearing on re-
vision Of ritualistio work The COM
mittee on good OF the order was ex-
pected 70 report on Pythian education
and publicity and ask for an appro-
priation Of $1,000 a year for two years
10 carry its plans into effect.
Evening journal., 1912-08-13
CHANGERS EAT
PIES INDOORS

Members OF Delaware Grange were
entertained at their meeting last night
with two events which were post~
poned at the field day exercises on
Thursday Of last week, because OF
storm. These we're the pie eating
contest and the guessing contest.
The first event was won by W. T.
Wier Frederick G. Snyder won the
consolation prize. Mrs. ]. H. Lester
won the guessing contest. W. H. Nc
Coy won the BOBBY prize.
The session last night was devoted
to consideration of Pomona Grange
meeting at Brandywine Springs o.
August 20. II is likely that every
member OF Delaware Grange will be
present,
Evening journal., 1912-08-13
Low WATER
In The CREEK

Not in a long time, say rivermen,
has there been such low tides in the
waters surroundins as now. The wa
ter has reached the lowest mark in
the Brandywine creek in the memory
Of the older boatmen, and several
launches left al anchor, became fast
aground
Evening journal., 1912-08-13
FINANcIAL AND cOMMERcIAL

BY The United Press.
NEW YORK, Aug iS.--ln early
trading the tone was strong.
Price movements we're moderately
irregular; governments unchanged
other bonds irregular.
G. I. Hudson g. Co., say
The stock market outlook is gooo
for q moderate rise during next sew
eral weeks. Money will not work
much firmer before September"
r. p. Lackey g. Co. say,
''Irrespective Of the heavy liqutds-
, ton yesterday, the market gained IN
strength and now looks as " tha up
ward movement would soon be re-
sumed"
Evening journal., 1912-08-13
METTIyG is POsTPnNEn.

The meeting Of Brandywine hundred
Republicans which was 70 be held
az the home Of Charles =. Fox al Hill
crest, Thursday night, August Is, has
been postponed until Thursday, Au-
gust 22
Evening journal., 1912-08-13
TO ApDRTSs YRTERANs,

Former Congressman L. Irving
Handy. and Francis H. Hotfecker will
be the speakers az the Fourth Della
ware Regiment Teunion AZ Brandy
wine Springs on Thursday afternoon.
Evening journal., 1912-08-13
TRAYsFFR LICENSE.

A. C. B. Anderson and George r.
Tilghman were partners in the man
aeement Of the Douglas House An
dersoh disposed OF his interest 70
Tilghrnan and Resident Judge Rice
has approved the transfer.
Evening journal., 1912-08-13
WOULD DIVIDE ROAD
FUND AMONG HUNDREDS

County Engineer James Wilson
recommended to the Levy Court today
the division of $4,000 for good roads
according 70 the number Of miles nm
ished in the hundreds. The recon-
Evening journal., 1912-08-13
TnM0NnS CLEARS.

The J. Edward Edmonds, a pilot
boat which has had new engines in
stalled al the Harlan & Holingsworth
Corporation, left last night for Lewes.
Evening journal., 1912-08-13
Is NOTING SERGEANT.

Police Turnkey Thomas eyser is
acting house sergeant in the absence
OF Sergeant James 3. Tucker, whose
brother died yesterday at Camden, n.
Evening journal., 1912-08-13
RECLIYE MACHINERY HLRT:

u is expected that the nshipe
steamer Phillip X. Bauman. OF the
Douglas Company OF Fleeton, Va will
be launched az tho shipyards OF ". NJ.
Davis and Company at eolomans Is
land. Nd, sometime today. The
steamer will be brought 10 the Har-
Ian and Hol!ngsworth plant in this
city 20 have her engines installed.
Evening journal., 1912-08-13
EXCURSION 10 PENNsGROVR.

The Sunday school OF 81. Luke'e
Reformed Episcopal Church will so
on It's excursion 20 Pennsgrove on
Thursday
Evening journal., 1912-08-13

Many QUITO owners have exceptional
ofters 70 make through the Wants
n pays 20 investigate them
Evening journal., 1912-08-13

The Avsts OF home helpers who play
such an important part IN many
households are IN most cases engaged
Evening journal., 1912-08-13
Friends School
Fourth and West strnets

IUuIIu dHu WrsI cucctS
WILMINGTON. DELAuARH.
lhe Oldest ana largest preparatory eshDoi
in the State. a corps Of twenty experi, ncee
teachers, eKcsllent Squlpmsnt thoronRh in
ttruotion. co-educstionai,
Courses Of study preparng for CclsEe,
seiontihl School or business. Graduates en-
tered on Certificate IN all colleges that "a.
nit pupils on . school record
High School, GFammar School. ana Pri
mary departments. nee frimary buildips
row IL courts Of aroctioa, veil equipped
gymnasium Pupila enrolled AZ any tine
Fall term begins eepfsuhsr 18th. 1914
Foy Illustrated entaioF hdNrsas
HERSCFEL A. NORRIS. A. M
PRINCIPAL
Evening journal., 1912-08-13
CHINGSPAR

The sanitary washing powder sure, safe
and quick. cleantr, swetter and whittier
ciothes. Kius microbes, saves fabrics, time
and temper. Try u next wash day. Sc AZ
your GFoeer't.
Evening journal., 1912-08-13

Tor sALEzHoUsE FURNITURE.
j. wardrohes. extension tables, beastead,
mattress, chairs, huYeau ana stand No. goo
King street alS'lo
Evening journal., 1912-08-13

.--~<------l--------e-------
Z OR sALE--Goop MILL, STOCK, ETC
II Of 4 good paying cigar, candy and caro-
lore a blumbeye, New Castle, Delaware
al3.eod-2w
Evening journal., 1912-08-13

Wy ANTED-CoLoRED MAN As BUT
w ier. References required Call even
ngs. =. L. Curtif, Red Oak Road AND
Willard street. ais'2t
Evening journal., 1912-08-13

nor sALE-vERY CHEAP. TWO oAk
il counters one 10 feet, one 20 feet long.
Two showcases, tables, desk, millinery
hkures No. 500 King street sls,l5.
Evening journal., 1912-08-13

u URNIsHED ROOMS FOE LIGHT
i housekeeping No 2l7 west Fourth
street. alo-eoo'l!n'
Evening journal., 1912-08-13

II OR RENT-TwO OR THREE UNFUR-
L nished rooms. No. TO west Elghtn
street. alo-eod-4m-
Evening journal., 1912-08-13

n TRNIsHED ROOMS, Ill LONNtN'
Il fences. Use oi phone. 10. see West
Sinth street. al.-tt.s-ltn %.
Evening journal., 1912-08-13

EvrRYBopY IS TALKING ABOUT
u that crab you get az No, sie French
'frsot. We steam them fresh from p m
. l2 p. m. and also fresh hsh cakes. sls-lt.