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The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-03-26
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FoR RENT

FOR RENT
:sos stuart Avesse. Lever Frat. Four
rooms. separate entrance. $50 month
1891 Fuirmeant Avease. store ana
dwelling, six living rooms. bath.
large lot, $50 month.
4 south P1un street, EaGht Roons.
possession April list; ss5 month.
ans ssush, .Hazsase. -serses. Es.s ssas.s~,
$40 month.
S3l East Mails street. WISER Floor for
office or light business. $40 month.
5OA East Grsee Atreea-Fifteen Rsoaas
win be put in good order.
w-st Cary street-Lswer Fiat. six
rooms: $40 month.
lS2S-sSz7 Winaer street. TAree R~sns
each; tenement; 81 month.
FsraisAeA Dwellins. lso0 Hlsek. West
servants house In yard. VIII rent
furnished until October l. 1919; pos
sibly for one year. Reference re-
quired.
1911 West Moore street, Three-Reem
nat for coiored tenant: 50 month.
o. 4. HAWKINS, lss xsrtA seventh
street.
Eor Rsnt--Wr Have m EXCELLENT stand
for ~ one man Drug store In thia
city ut very reasonable rent. Worth
investigating. STR.AS & PEESIN-
GER. nc. Roanoke. Va.
Yice FurnisAea Rssn Fer Rest It
3ls East Main. All modern con-
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HELP FEMALE


Teaehers---rsr lsaay splsplia Dlrect
calls FOR JanOery--Graded. Nigh
schools. eollssss: special guaranteed
trial enrolment oRer. Three diner
ent agencies SHERIDAN TEACH
Charlotte. n. c.: Atlanta. Ga.
we1en 10 Dc RlAia sewlpg. % Hose
for . large Philadelphia arm: good
money and steady work: no canvas
paid. UNIVERSAL CO, Desk 2. Wal
nut street, Phiiadeiphta. Pa.
Wanted. TIVE write GirIs, One tor
chamber work and one for dining
work. Those worthy will have a
good home. Small wages TO start.
increase according TO worth Hotel
Wilson. Burkevilie. Va.
o2.n0 Per Day Paia One sAdy II Each
town to distribute free circulars ana
take orders for concentrated hsvor.
tHG In tubss. Permanent positioa
j. g. ZTTdIER CO.. Chicago.
Wanted--A Good House Girl to do
general house work. good place
for the RICH. party. Address A., care
YirKinian.
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IoUt-White setter Deg. WITH Black
ears and side face and black spot on
back. Return and get reward. W. II.
EDWARDS, 71s North Twenty
fourth.
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This Farm. Of ESQ Acres. r. situated
about fifty miles from Richmond.
within ono mile. Of q station on the
Chesapeake ard Ohio railroad; $50
acres cleared. 100 In cultivation. re-
nainder in pasture; 100 acres we'll
tinbered in second growth pines.
$50 trees eighteen years in full
bearing. Land sufficiently reTng to
drain well. free of stones fenced and
cross-fenced into six fields with
woven wire. In nice neishborhood,
within two miles Of high school!
New residence OF ten rooms. two
stories high, in nice condition. cost
$4,000 tn build. new hye-rooni cot
taee. new stables. icehouse. barn
earria g.- horse and four henhouses.
This property is owned by "A nom
resident HIGH will be sold at
bargain w. T.. HARRIS, ali East
Main street. Richmond, va.
For sale or Exchange, sescn-keom
frame house. with lot 22oA2lo. in
PenHsylvanta town, miles from
Pittsbure, bordering on and ever
locking the Onto river. Lawn sur
rounded by hedgs; about 20 bearing
fruit trees. grapes and Shr-nneefys
Properly valued al $4,000. with
building and loan mortgage or So
e9a, returnabie $50 per month own
er viii exchange $4,000 equity for
farm Of that value. The property
Will make good home or sood N.
MCCLURE DAVENPORT TAYLOR
GO INC. Richmond. Va
Farm Lnnds-Texss In the Place to
make money; new towns springtns
up; ranches being cut into farms,
settlers pouring In: splendid opening
for farmers, fruit and truck growers.
investors. manufac turers. business
and professional men. get all this
reliable development information by
sending I0c. for three months trial
subscription to TEXAS REALTY
JOURNAL. Houston. Tex We are
publishers. not land dealers
Good SiA-Rooa Frame Hosse On Tap
lor street, west OF the Boulevard;
new and Well built: price, sf.isa for
quick sale n. NJ WALKER A. CO,
Real Estate and Insurance, No.
Mutual Building.
Corner Houee. Floyd Av~sne: seven
feet; rent. $3.50 Price, si..5o Would
make good home n. n WALKER Il
co. Real Estate and Insu rance. No
Mutual Building,
Corner Brick House af s~Sea Roams,
in good neighborhood on Church Hill,
hot and cold water. gas; lot 4fxlS2
feet; attractive home or Investment.
See n. y. WALKER q co, Real
Estate and Insurance. No. Mutual
Building.
several New Houses, Four 10 Nisc
rooms. with small acreage, from
sl.2s0 TO s2.5ee. at station. 10 miles
from Richmond. on fredericksburg
Rai,road: also land with no build
ing from y6U to SI06 per acre p, s.
I.EAKE. Glen Allen, Va.
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FOR SALE


Tires Is. OvsrIa.A Roadster. Esuipp~A
iotite tank: new ovsF-sixed tires all
around Price $500. JONES MOTOR
CAR CO.
For Saie-sx3 Plate Caasera. Arypart.
rubber sheet, two printing frames
and rubber Developing spray and one
glass measure, whole Gutht Will sell
for $6.e6: In good condition. Address
D-50. care Etreinian.
For saIe--HaIf Acre Of Gessd Level
land, Z or ) squares from Forest Hiii
Park. fronting granite ROAD. VIII
sell at bargain. Address Dol, care
Nirginian.
DELIVERY WAGONS.
LARGE stsek Of Delivery na ., W,sss.:: :. e
GEO. c. WHITE d SON. 1es North
Fifth street.. Established 1879.
1911 Paixe-Detroit, rs n. r.. Ts.ra.E
ear, equipped with top. Windshield.
speedometer. magnetic and prestalite
tank; car recently overhsuied and
guaranteed in frst class condition.
Price. $500. JONES MOTOR CAR CO,
4 Large steck es Dsggses, surreys aaA
runabouta. high-eiass and low prtces:
THos. II. DUKE 4 CO. s0+ Brook
avenue.
For sale--Black Lsaashsng anA Par
fridge Wyandotte eggs MS0 per
setting. fifteen; G. "; HARRY, 7so
Fifth avenue, Highland Park.
a7ss Midlothian Pike. q bargain; cal.
quick. good business.
For sale Tive Coed Work Horses, one
Ave years old. driving mare; one top
buggy. one closed carriage; for sale
cheap. Apply .Ie East Leigh.
Fer s.le-s~ven-Ps.sep9 speeaweiI
cari 1911 MODEL Address F.ss- care
.:..sr, Fer n.:ys.s.: .as M... nrs.s:-
MISCELLANEOUS
Sa6E EEFxi6iSR
every pair sewsd: hssf leather; %
sse f. a.9x s EHSs' r1 ss:s. nee: a.
leather heels rebuilt like nev. 3kn.
DREW'G ELECTRIC SHOE FAC
roR .:.i rs East Main r'hn' A'''
FURNITURE
LEY 4 co. soS West Broad
6:c.trs Fer a.cle,ss, e. Msss broad: :,
HARDWARE
Dsn;t TAKE GSs1ces-ssef ssas stalls
for those doors. Just received fine
selection Of lawn mowers. rubber
hose. monping brushes, garden tools,
etc. COSBY PAINT STORE. 81 W.
Broad, formerly Is Broad. Monroe
$3.50.
ALLADiA KEROSENE OIL.
Delivered Aay Part OF the City or
suburbs. I'VE gallons Tor so GEMS: no
odor. no smoke. HOWELL BROS,
zoe East Broad
Re3uSenete foar Furniture VITA Gos-
by's Climax Cleaner. the greatest
furniture and floor polish this side
of the South Pole. c0SBY'S PAINT
STORE. Sl1 Vest Broad, Monroe $3.50
u q y HARDWARE Oct u ~
CI4ARKE'S. Sign OF Paddock. 111t
Main efreet
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HHIP-MArr AND FEMALE


WaateA-A Yeung Lady 81 Long and
successful experience earnestly de-
sires position az teacher TOR the
spring months. Small children pre-
ferred. Would also consider com
panion to old lady. Address "a. Il,
c." La Cresse. Va.
4 HussIes-MAn ss Womas-Wsstca
to take the agency In their owR
territory for TatrA Dust Absorbing
Dust Cloths. movs brushes. etc:
always In demand: sell everywhere
all the year rouhd TO everybody;
100 per cent proft. write at once
and secure agency In your terri
tory CONSUMERS DIRECT SUP
PLY CO. Dept. s., Boston. Mass.
Local Representative Wanted; no can.
wasting or soliciting required; good
income assured. Address NATION
Al. COOPERATIVE REALTY CO..
v ST.. Marden Building. Washing
~ -
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HELP wANTED--MALE

WaDseA---lsosa. Live Agents % Esergy
snd ability to handle tho celebrated
Capitoi Sanitary Household and Tot
let Brushes In this city and vicinity:
psrN,anent proposition for right pnr.
ties l,exe3usfys territory: excellent In
ausksnents: goods absolutely Euar-
antesd Address CAPITOL BRUSH
Hartford. Conn.
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srTUATIONS--MALE


fesitson Wanted IN or Near Raehnosd
by expert meat cutter and salesman;
ten years practical experience. Now
en- pioyed by The largest retain Zeal
sss In Washington. Can give the
best Of references and good reasons
for making change. and II the writer
Of this nd does not come up to ex-
pectations not one penny will be ex-
pected for service. and unless you
have m opening for q man that de-
siFes and appreciates q permanent
position dent answer: Reasonable
SALARY TO begin. Address MANA
GER" care W. E. Sweating, 40s
Eighth street. Southeast. Washing
tom. D. c.
vented BY Competent Chauffeur, =
-cs'tion. Can give reference. Ad
dress. stating salary. c. A. H., care
Postmaster. Norwoo Va.
HrtgAt, Ene9rrtic rovnS Man Wishes
position Of some kind. willing to
do anything. Can furnish best OF
seferences Address ellis. care vir-
Il u. !. VI.
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wsnte6--Doys "a Sell the Sunday Viz
xfrian--flrst issue March 31st. Apply
Circulation Department, Richmond
r{,rju
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sITUATIoNS--FFNALE

STTUATIONS--FENALE
Ex peylenceA 4eung Lady Wishes Posi-
ton az assistant bookkeel,er, billing
clerk or cashier Operates type
writer Pest references. Phone
Madison 4Taa. Address n-t7s care
vir9tntan
Wanfed-By Refined settled Lady. Po-
sition as houseksener for gentleman
wishing to keep his home Address
A-106, care Nirginian,
WanteA-Srvvin8, waite work aad
chfdFen's clothes u specialtv. SIC
Beyeeiv street. Madison &747-L
4 sett1er Lady Would Assist In
pleasant family. No objection 10
wtScwe~'s home. Address u fSs
steaograwhef Vents po~ttiou by First
of month. good reference Address
D-5s. care Richmond Nirgin:au
When Yes Are M A~S Neea . Nurse.
eaii an undergraduate or caretaker.
NJ S'~e~ sss-t.
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Free Socialist Lei
CITY AUDITORIUM ~
TONIGHT KS
Lena Morrow Levi
ON VI
SOCIALISTS AT WORK y5s

SOCIALISTS AT WORK
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HARDWARE

Dsnt Take Chanccs-xset Stag Sfaia
for those doors Just received fine
selection Of lawn mowerr. rubber
hose. mopping brushes, garden tools
etc. COSBY PAINT STORE. 81 W.
Broad, formerly IS Broad. Monroe
1850
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BoARDERs WANTED.

1 Hsse. Eas3eels .gesss Hses&. niaA> Fus~
nishing;' hot baths all times: best
cooked meals, every attention, capa-
city for 10 table boarders. terms,
hoard. 81 per week. Apply No. /.
South Second street.
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See Us For Hem~s or lnv~stments Any
where. MCCLURE pAN ENFORT-
TAYLOR co
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-03-26

Wantde Two Or Three Good reliable
men hoarders. With private FAM
iiy, $3.50 per week. Centrally To-
Gated. On car lone. Address q.
lit Ia. Care yiginian.
1Aon1<Dn 800 nAosi&xs. syt2naSa. deed
locatien AZ eonysniance., THE
WASHINGTON. 1904 East Broad
street.
Evening journal., 1912-02-22
AFRAID OF BRIGHT'S
DISEASE NO LONGER

Two years ago / was troubled with
my kidneys and had terrible pains in
my back Oftentimes my back would
hurt me so that ] would be compelled
TO give up my work and sit down for a
time to rest and case myself Know
ing Of the dreaded disease called
"Brights Disease" began TO think that
IL was creeping in to my system and /
was fully decided to go TO the doctor
and lay my case before him. But as
my mother was using Swamp Root at
the time, she induced me to try somt.
The relief It gave me was very en-
couraging My back became strong
and in fact the use OF two aud one
half bottles Of Or. Kilmer's Swamp
Root cleared my system OF the kidney
trouble entirely. am a barber on
my feet all day long. hut I have no
trouble whatever with my kidneys.
am twenty-eight years OF age and have
gained thirty pounds in weight since
cured, and ! feel il my duty to tell
every sufferer Of kidney trouble Of my
remarkable cure by Swamp-Root
You have my permission TO use this
letter in any form you see It,
A. W. CARPENTER.
Carriers Barber Shop.
Montour Falls, n. Y.
Evening journal., 1912-02-22
'PYTHIANS
AT BANQUET
Uniformed Rank Members
Have Col. Fisher as Guest
Of Honor
TO HAVE CHARGE
OF DELAWARE RANK

Wilmington Conclave, No. 1, Unr-
formed Rank, knights OF PythIas.
joined hands with Ivanhoe concIavr,
No. 2. of New Castle. here last even
ing in giving an informal reception
and banquet to Colonel Charles Fish
or aide de camp to the Major General
of the National Rank. Colonel Fisher
has removed to this state from Pitts
burg, Pa. and will have charge of the
Uniformed Rank here. Various mem
bers of Alpha Lodge X. Of p. the baby
lodge of the order. were also present
and during the evening addresses
were made by Lieutenant Harry Dalby,
who presided; Grand Chancellor
Kuehborth. Capt. William Myers, Lieu
tenant Charles Baird, Grand Prelate
James J. Cohen, Captain George Hast
ings and others.
In his address Chancellor Kueh-
borih stated that with one lodge yet
to be heard from and with total of
30 suspensions and 13 deaths, the re-
suits shows a net increase of 100.
Following the addresses, the key
note of which was the establishing Of
a battalion in this city and a regiment
in the state. those present were invit-
ed to the banquet hall where c. II.
Bott had prepared an elaborate menu.
On Friday next the grand chancel-
lor and his staff will visit Marshallton
lodge where a smoker will be held.
Several candidates were received
into the order by Washington Lodge
No. K. of p. at recent meeting
and Calanthe lodge No. % conferred
the rank of knight on three candi-
dates.
Evening journal., 1912-02-22
O11O PI1IS N V OIIIUI %
OF the Wise Family
No 3. Mrs Wise Spring Cleaning Sug-
gestS Many Fresh Furnishings.

at Karshaw and Whittens For the
parlor. a rather dark room she chose
a pale buff paper. with silvery
white stripe, and a border Of garland
ed bun roses. The ceiling was
white moire effect The dining room
was sunny room. so here she could
use heavier paper. The upper part
was plain color, a pleasing shade
OF rcd. with red paper designed in
conventional figures for the lower
portion.
AT the Edward H. Brennan store.
Mrs. Wise purchased 5-piecc parlor
suit in mahogany finished frame.
upholstered In dark green satin
damask. There was a big rocker.
comfortably padded and with rounded
arms. and a big arm chair that was
similar. The couch that went with
the set was especially graceful. The
sets also came upholstered in Verona
and in silk plush.
AT the Miller Brothers Company.
the housewife found a bargain in an
iron bedstead with ornamental scroll
ends
Mrs. Wise completed her purchases
for the house by buying PLAYER
piano from the Robelen Piano Conn
pany. This suited Mr.. Wise to I,
for he was fond Of music hut his per-
formances on tie old square piano
that had been in the family for tho
last fifty years were lim,,a1 to play
ing America with one dnger. He soon
learned how 10 perform excellentIy
with the new player piano
Evening journal., 1912-02-22
CHARGE AGAINST
AVIATOR FALLS

Deputy Judge Joslyn in City Court
this morning dismissed Clinton r.
Miller, the young aviator, who had
been charged by Mrs. Bertha B
Haines with committing felonious
assault upon her Miller was repre-
sented by Philip l.. Garrett and after
being dismissed he shook hands with
his attorney and numerous friends
who were in Court. The case was
heard several days ago. AT that time
Miller denied the charge.
In passing on the case today Judge
Joslyn said the Court acted in such
cases as a committing magistrate but
it had the same power as they in hear
ing and reviewing testimony and using
discretion This had been done and as
the testimony had not sustained the
charge Miller was dismissed.
Evening journal., 1912-02-22
By Miss EIlzabeth W. Gurney.

Mrs. Wise Is preparing for the
spring house-cleaning. and realizing
that she viii have little time for
cooking, has laid in a supply Of the
reliable canned goods sold by the
Childs Grocery Company. With the
delicious sweet Blossom" Malne
corn. the Alaska salmon, early June
peas. tender string beans. and cher
rics and white peaches. the family
will have good meals all through the
scrubbing and sweeping.
In a preliminary survey, Mrs Wise
noticed many shabby and worn arti-
clcs. and recently she bought new
furnishings TO replace these undesir-
able goods. for Mrs. Wise would no
more have shabby house than she
would wear frayed collar or torn
cloak herself.
At the Ogden-Howard Company
store, the handsome-patterned new
spring linoleums made her blush for
the old, colorless linoleum on her
kitchen floor and she bought new
supply, in a brown and white tiled
pattern. Then she could not resist
in the same store. big. comfortable
couch upholstered In dark green
leather. which would add distinction
to the sitting room and last life
time.
The Wilmington Furniture Company
was another tempting and satisfying
store TO Mrs. Wise. She had a guam
tity Of beautiful china that never
was seen except on the infrequcut
occasions Il appeared on the table
so she jumped az a bargain in a heavy
oak china closet, with carved claw
feet. and round sides with curved
glass. through which hor hoirlooms
OF delicate china and cut glass would
be safely displayed At this store
she found some tapestry fabrics that
would make two old parlor chairs
like new. one special feature being
that the store during this month is
recovering furniture free II the ma
terial is purchased there.
Mrs. Wise found several carpets i'm
the house that we're badly worn, but
still so much good material in them
that Il seemed wasteful to throw them
away. She sent them to the Tapis
Rug Manufacturing Company, on Tat
nall street, and they came back as
new and pretty woven rugs.
OF course there was re-papering "a
! be done. and she selected her papers
Evening journal., 1912-02-22
LODGE WOMEN in
MOCK IMITATION

A mock initiation was given by the
women of Camp No 1. p. o. of A., en-
titled Sister Masons, last evening.
The cast was as follows;
Sister Anglecake,' master OF the
lodge, Ms Jennie Goh; Sister Cos
sip" high back jelly mixer, Mrs.
Anna Boyce: Sister Busybody," most
refulgent pincushion, Mrs. Anna Ma
guire: Sister Backbite.' a member,
Mrs. Gertrude Hasson; "Sister Thank
full" keeper of the goat, Mrs. Mary
Pryor; Sister Lonesome widow,
Mrs. Mary Hills; Sister Blueblood,' y
a new member. Mrs. Ida Smith; Mrs.
Paddock" hardware dealers wife,
Mrs Ella Durham; Mrs. Ipecac,
doctors wife, Mrs Anna Halter;
policeman who arrests the goat, David
Goff; floor members, Mrs. Irwin,
Mrs. WILDER, Elsie Hollis; Mrs.
Stewart who brings in the goat; con-
ductors, Mrs Laura Hunter, Mrs,
Birdetta Sharpley; musician, Miss
Bessie Hammond; goat, John Hal
ter
Besides the initiation the follow
ing program was given:
Piano solo, Miss Mclaughlin; reci-
tation, Miss Pool; piano solo. Miss
Burkins; tableaux. "George Wash
ington Bidding His Mother Good
bye;" duet Misses Pool and Lott
recitation, Master Vaughn Whitesell
trio, Misses Smith and Sines; reci
tation, Master Norman Mcguire; duet
Misses Pool and Lott; solo, Thoma:
Zebley; piano SOLO Miss Lloyd; tab
leaux. Betsy Ross" recitation
Miss Heritage; solo. Mr. Zebley; trio
Misses Smith aud Sines; solo, Miss
Bessie Hammond; tableaux, Goddess
of Liberty" solo, Mrs Ford.
After the program refreshments
and souvenirs we're served
Evening journal., 1912-02-22
HELD FOR COURT ON
SUGAR STEALING CHARGE

Jacob Winn. colored. charged with
the larceny Of sack Of sugar weigh
ing 100 pounds, from the wharf OF
the Bush Line was arraigned In City
Court this morning. ] Frank Ball
represented Winn, and following the
testimony of several witnesses that
Winn was drunk Mr.. Ball asked that
the charge be changed TO disorderly
conduct This was opposed by As
sistant City Solicitor Lynn who said
Winn had served sentences OF six
months. ] and years. and was
whipped with ten lashcs for larceny
before. Winn was held under s20e
bail for Court.
Evening journal., 1912-02-22
This Quickly CleanSeS
Both Hair and Scalp

"a harmless and entirely satisfac-
tory shampoo can be enjoyed at little
expense says Mrs. Mae Martyr IN
the Los Angeles Leader, "if you get an
original package of canthrox from
your druggist and dissolve a teaspoon
ful in cup of hot water This is
enough mixture for a thorough cleans
ing of both hair and scalp.
"The canthrox mixture makes a
wealth of rich. white lather that dis
solves every atom of dust, dandrutt
and excess oil. Rinsing leaves the
hair and scalp Immediately clean. and
after canthroX shampoo the hair
dries quickly and evenly, taking on
such a rich gloss and softness, so that
doing it up is a genuine pleasure. Oc-
casional shampooing with canthroN
keeps the scalp clean and plant and
induces a heavy growth of beautiful,
lustrOus hair"
Evening journal., 1912-02-22


bodily vitality than requiring
their
generally recognized
habit breathing
teaching
tissue would O
life a a
tuberculosis
their fulhlment
to
lungs o arge ne
The Of health in the the cells
infection the development tbecular
Copyright 1911. by North American Press Syndicate.
Evening journal., 1912-02-22
At the Theatres

Gertrude Barnes. the "Oh Joy Girl
who appears at the Garrick Theatre
this week. is proving a feature Of
genuine interest, on account of her
varied changes Of costume quite as
much as her singing The act is rath-
er out Of the usual single girl acts
and Miss Barnes song numbers are
all new John P. Wade in My Lad
die Buck" Harrison and Kyle in "a
Real Club Fellow" an oxceptionable
clever act and Lee Harrison & Co. in
THE Vaudeville Broker" are numbers
Of special interest which arc conspic-
uously good this week The Interna-
tional Polo Team in a sensational ex-
hibition of the game, with the con-
testants mounted on wheels furnishes
a fitting climax to a splendid two and
half hours entertainment.
Evening journal., 1912-02-22
sPEAkMAN MEN AT DINNER.

IN Hannas Cafe last evening the
second annual dinner Of the employees
Of the Speakman Supply and Pipe
Company was held. The guests in
cuded:
Willard Speakman. Joseph A. Nc
Garvey Arthur f. Doud. Morris l.
Horner, James Fraser, Wilbur r.
Mock, John l.. Ward. Thomas r.
Horty. Henry P. Croney. John B..
Cleaver John c. Sinclair. ]. Walter
Salloway. W. Henry Kratz. Charles
II. Page. William salloway. w. Henry
Kratz, Charles Weber. Allen f.
Lewis. Albert v Gemmil. Harry z.
Speakman.
Evening journal., 1912-02-22
MAYOR TALKS
TO CHURCH MEN

Mayor Harrison w. Howell ad-
dressed the congregation OF Eastlake
Presbyterian Church last evening ON
Civic Life" Mayor Howell gave an
interesting talk on government in
general.
Following the address Mayor How
ell held a conference with the men
of the church when matters pertain
ing to the betterment of conditions
in that section were discussed
Evening journal., 1912-02-22
REYIYAL CONTINrES.

Continued interest is being mani
tested in the revival services at Sill
verbrook NJ. f. Church Despite the
inclement weather. there was a large
attendance last evening. The services
will continue tonight and tomorrow
night and all day Sunday with the
pastor, Rev. w. f. Greenfield, in
charge
Evening journal., 1912-02-22
NAY FEAR ANOTHER
ECHO OF TICKET CASE

Whether City Council will take ac-
tion tonight on Councilman Bilder-
backs motion, made last week, to
request the Public Utilities Commits
sion to ask the Federal Court when a
decision on the strip ticket question
may be expected is not known. The
motion caused a spirited discussion
in Council last Thursday night, but il
is not expected that it will be con-
tinued tonight.
Evening journal., 1912-02-22
SHAW VETERANS
WILL CELEBRATE

In the Colored Odd Fellows Hall
this evening Colonel Robert G. Shaw
Camp No. 3, Sons Of Veterans, will
celebrate the fftieth anniversary of
the Order. A street parade will be
followed by dance and recevtion.
Evening journal., 1912-02-22
INSPECTOR TRANSFERRED.

Captain II. o. Stickney, inspector Of
the Fourth Lighthouse district has
been transferred to the Naval Acad-
emy at Annapolis. The Office OF the
district is now located in Philadelphia.