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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-07-20
THE COMMITTEE DID WELL.

The new Republican state central
committee. at its meeting at Parkers-
burg Thursday. made an suspicious
beginning
IL did well in the selection of Hon.
James s. Lakin to the state chair.
manship.
II did well in proclaiming it's I'M
swerving loyalty TO the regular Re
publican party. and the regular Re
publican ticket. state and national.
II was especially significant that
in the membership OF the committee
were many men who we're not sup
porters OF President Taft for renom-
ination, but who all willingly and
earnestly pledged their support TO the
party nominee
Mr.. Lakin. the new chairman. is a
type OF the best Republicanism in
West Virginia. He stands for the
highest ideals Of the Republican party,
and his unanimous selection by a com.
mittee itself fresh from the people
was sign OF the new spirit tina, has
come into Republican councils a
spirit that makes for harmony and
for the determination To win against
a common foe.
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terms b. AL people Who xant 10 use
II and not 10 b used free By q few
American steamship owners. While the
r-st % the World II tsxed for their
benefit No shrsSder campaign Vas
ever worked b. capitalists seeking
special privilege and special advan-
tass than the campaign that is nov
being worked upon the prejudice OF
the American people TO secure special
privileges and special advantages for
American ship owners in the use OF
the Panama canal II 10 not a matter
OF very much importance TO the con
sumer of California produce in the
city OF Wheeling. for instance.
whether that produce has been
brought through the Panama canal
by an English ship or an American
ship. so long a. he don't have TO pay
an ertortionste freight rate for carry
ing IT, II 10 matter OF Importance
to him that the rate be low. and the
lowest transportation rates between
the Atlantic and the Pacific coasts
will be secured by the most liberal
use OF the canal by the ships OF all
nations on the same terms.
The Panama canal was built BY the
money of the whole American people.
Every taxpayer contributed something
TO It, Why should American ship
owners alone. who represent possibly
one one-hundredth OF one per cent OF
the American people. take for them
selves its exclusive benefits?
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WHOSE is THE BLAME.

Roosevelt had as great an opportun-
itN 10 serve the progressive cause At
ShicsSo as Bryan had al Baltimor.
But Roosevelt was serving the man. not
The cause He wanted one thing-he
wanted the nomination And yet Doe,
did not have enough votes Co nominate
himself upon any honest basis. lie did
have enough delegates IN that Conven-
ton ultimately 10 have nominated a
real progressive and adopted strong
progressive platform lie could even
have nominated Hadley on such plat
form. and progressive Republicans
could have supported Hadley in mucu
the same spirit hundreds OF thous-
ands OF them will nov support Wilson 10
The above Is Robt VI. LaFo!lettes
careful analysis OF the conduct and
motives Of Col. Roosevelt At Chicago.
Mr.. Roosevelt has himself made the
charge that the Taft managers offered
u support Governor Hadley OF Mis-
souri,. for the presidency Governor
Hadley has confirmed this statement.
Now Senator LaFollette confirms IT,
On whose head. therefore. lies the re-
sponsibility for the present disorgan-
lied. divided and disturbed condition
OF the Republican party II Theodore
N'p"DFNAN hdu Hhll the WOTQ. iue he
publican party to-day would be sup
porting the candidacy OF Governor
Hahley. OF Missouri. a man recognized
b. all Republicans. conservatives and
progressives alike. as worthy or the
presidential Office. as representative
o. the highest ideals OF American ci-i.
zenshlp. but col. Roosevelt vas not
big enough and strong enough ~ say
tho worn. lie could not put his oun
ambitions ont ~ bis mind He de.
liberaiely robbed one % MS followers
Of great public opportunity. He
deliberately planned bolt and a
third part. and ar FOR fhe purpose
OF gratifying his own vanity Nothinr
could BE- more convincing o. tho in
sincerity ~ Roosevelt han This reys
lstion ~ the inside operation ~ the
Chicago convention Hal ha been a
true Republican. had he been n
true progressive tra cant'farv ~
Hacley would have been welcomed
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SWAT THE FLY.

The fly swstting campaign in.
augurated by local paper under the
supervision OF the Womens civic club.
Is fast developing into a movement
OF tremendous, Importance In fact.
~ mas 80 FAR exceeded the expecta-
tons OF its promoters that the sup
plies provided for the proper conduct
or the campaign have been exhausted
two or three times and there are still
demands for more. Every day more
and more young hustlers are getting
into the fy swatting movement. and
at the same time fixing their eyes
upon the generous prizes that have
been offered for the most successful
swatters. One Wheeling boy has
already turned in more than 1000
victims OF his sVatting capacity and
others promise 10 do as we'll n not
better. Think Tor a moment % the
potential capacity for tickling bald
heads. poisoning food. dropping into
the coffee. annoying the baby and car.
rying disease. to say nothing OF the
power Of reproduction. eliminated in
the destruction o. seven thousand
flies
The campaign in Wheeling il we'll
on. and before IT is complete the prob
abilities are that some million or more
HES will have been wiped out Of ex
istence. The work Is good one.
Let the swatters swat early and
often
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-07-20
BUSINESS AND PISA

The seller always has to take the
initiative. the time has gone by when
ne could sit down in his store and
wait for possible CUSTOMERS 10 drift
along. read his sign. look in his store
windows and come in with the vague
hope that they may find what they
want People no longer buy good,
thar way.
Any business which is moving along
IN routine sort Of way. ON the mo
menfum Of past success. can be enor.
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CHARTERS ISSUED
Charters Granted.

CHARLESToN. ". Va. July i9.-The
following charters have been issued by
Secretary OF state Reed
The Mcmahon Shoe company. 81
fark~t~uurg vs.. Va 90 conduct whole
sale ard retail shoe business Author
'1ei capital. S"o.n0U. of whicn S.O.0eo
has been subs ribed and paid Incor-
porators. T. Mcmahon and * ".
clinton u Parkersburg TyndaI pin~-
more. W 49, Mcmahon and a. l. DU-
WORTH. ~ So Marvs rs "a.
IT," Hudson Realty Company. ~
Charleston. 80 Va. Co. deal in real 90
tate. Authorized cnrttaL. sf0.0O0 In
-1rpprstore j o. Hudson y H. Cain
J. y Hudson. u. D. Hudson and John
Derrick an - Charleston
to - Nl"Xarl"r Brokeruge COMPANY.
~ Clarl burg ~ va. 10 conduct "a gen
'f7I brokerage Or. .rrss Authorized
capital. 5000" lUDu-nosafors D. o.
Alexander. o. b AlcNar4cr. ~ T. Alex
ard'.. o. w. Alexarae- and " " Al
'Nardcr. aH ~ rlarA-nurE
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NEW MARTINSVILLB

Word reached this city this morn
ing OF the death OF little Miss Myrtle
Ice at Smithfeld last evening AZ a
Few minutes after o'clock From
the meagre details that ara obtain
able II appears that the little one
was playing or attempting To cross
the short Line railroad tracks and
was run down and killed instantly.
Reports say that the head OF the I'M
fortunate child was completely sew
cred from the body and was found
lying between tho rails. while the
body lay on the outside. The little
. girl was years old and was very
popular in her home village
Try oLoSSlT on your auto.
Miss Lulu y. Kettle. of Butler. Pa
who has been the guest OF Mr. and
Mrs. \. Il. Moore at their home on
Clark street for the last few weeks.
departed last evening for Washing
Ton. d. G., and Atlantic City TO spend
few days with friends and rela-
lives Miss Kettle will return 10 this
city prior 10 her departure for her
home
The Short Line passenger did not
reach this end OF the line al all last
night. owing 20 a bad freight wreck
Just the other side Of Minnie Three
cars were completely wrecked. but
none Of the crew we're injured
Miss Susan English IL the week
end guest Of her FORMER classmate.
Miss Ncile kinG. al her home in Ma.
rietta. Ohio
AIR and Mrs J 7 Hastings. OF
Hastings Station. passed through the
cit last evening on route 90 their
home from a vacation spent a. Wells
vile. y y and a. Sineveh Beach.
near Ashtabula. Ohio
Mr. and Mrs y s Fuitz. % Wee
'on. " Va. we've guests AZ the Elm
hotel last night. owing % the wreck
on fhe Shor' Line and if leaked out
This morning that tho happy couple
We~e just starting on their wedding
"trip The groom ts veil known
business man OF The Lewis county
metropolis. ana fs one ~ the best
known men In the state Tho bride
a urr 40 N rsfons most popular
r.rrr a|InH and Vas Miss f.uII
Van ruip before her marriage rh..
ef fh.s morning fr~ nn extended
arll.nE frp through fff east and
reside af Weston a..er t.s.r rr
.arr
urr H Do Gallagher arf l-.r
'ee Hal fee departed fr-
r f -nrr
E rHrta Hr
Cochran Ha.nI
ar. .H. aa. arrur
nEa -a..a rrr
Or frr .a.
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sared 10 CONSTRUCT The road The engineers survey
had pointed available route and vet the one
man ~ energy and constructive force necessary
for undertaking and completing the gigantic work was not
found until President Lincoln himself discovered him
When ,he Presiden; decided urge Cakes Ame- 20
undertake this work be said This a Job which re-
qures great. broad shoudered thickchested man with
FIRM chin. who has the grip OF bull dog. l reckon
Oakes Ames OF Massachusetts, is just that kind OF
II he catches hold. he won't let go"
Mr.. Ames did catch hold He put nearly a million
and half OF his own money into the project he
duced other OF capital especially OF the
adng capttaliss Of Boston. Join him in proyid.
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NEW NEWS OF YESTERDAY

By Z j. Edwzrds.)


Il been required for the
OF
Pacific
70
Oakes
Union AZ
buildin
OF
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Paroles Granted.

'HAItLESTpN w Va. July 70 -Ffve
tsr"i's .pte been granted and Two re-
fused hy tHe Governor ON tic reco-rr,er.-
ftf.uu - t.e parole board
Tito i've fortunate ones were John Mil
lrf "f kar1wna county. serving d. wears
f"r robbery while armed. lie was cent
un on February 90 1905
Kenny Ielwotfe. also ~ Karawha
-nuftf. sent Up on November a. 1910.
f"- forgery. fa- three years
w. ID FarN. ~ Lincoln county serv-
lnE two N"rr- Tor fnarsirughtor. no
~ sent np from Lincoln county. and
Hrr-v Green. ~ Tucker county eo-
from Two o. fen Years for shooting u.fff
.r'"r' to hiIl he va sent no on June
90 o. OaFes ~ ravette county SIX
rrf-a f.r grand larceny
Louis -Hf@He. ~ T4. ke- county. fo-
r...t ...r nn.ritrg two tu ton ,.frs
n7f Effe Mr'r0ilarf. of jackson co.irf-
pc. Nniarv uansia ughfer fo- tfe
''I'hF ~ Ter nuaharf were refused
rf-'.e "nfI ~ tFe parole board and
f'e Governor
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-07-20

For soreness % Tho muscles
Thefhor Induced by violent ererciso
or iniu-v. hero Tel nothing better han
Chamberlain Lirirnent This I'M
rer' aIso relieves rheumatic paf-s
For Fa.e b. aI dealers
Evening journal., 1912-10-28
EVENING AT cards.

Special to THE EVENING JOURNAL.
NEWARK, Del, Oct. 2S.-Dr. and
Mrs. Walter II. Steel, entertained
large party of friends at 500 on Friday
night. Among those present were Dr..
and Mrs. Arthur T. Neale, Professor
and Mrs. Charles L. Penny, MIR. and
Mrs Joseph III. Hossinger, Mr.. and
Mrs Edward W. Cooch, Mr.. and Mrs.
Daniel Thompson. Mr.. and Mrs. Pill
ling Wright, Mr.. and Mrs. j. p. Cam,
Mr.. and Mrs. John pilling, Mr.. and
Mrs. j. p Armstrong, Professor and
Mrs. George Dutton, Miss Elizabeth
Lindsay Miss Eleanor Harter, Miss
Alice Kerr, Mrs Charles b. Evans,
Mrs. E. c. Jones. Miss Elsie Wright
Miss Cornelia Pilling, Miss Edith
Spencer, Miss Mary Reeves, profes-
sOr NJ. Van Geisen Smith. Professor
W. owen Sypherd, Norris Wright
Professor Schrager and Leo Pie.
The work of macadamizing Cleve-
land avenue has nearly been complet-
cd by Stewart and Donahue.
After a visit to relatives in Spring
field ILL.,, Mrs. Ruth Fisher has re-
turned to her home.
Miss Gertrude Fader is visiting rel
atiyes in Baltimore.
Mr.. and Mrs r. S. Gallagher have
been entertaining Mrs. Mcnamara OF
Louisville, Ky.
Mr.. and Mrs r. Harry Chambers
have been visiting Mr. and Mrs. Cas-
| per Becker of Philadelphia
Evening journal., 1912-10-28

WANT STREET
IMPROVEMENT

Residents of South Wilmington.
who recently called ON the Street and
Sewer Department relative to the re
pairing oil streets iu that section are
becoming impatient because the
streets have not been repaired A
petition has been issued under the
heading. AN Appeal from South
Wilmington. which says in part.
"Wc note with pleasure that they
have graded New Castle avenue, and
that thorour rfarc, when completed.
promises 10 enhance The material
value OF the adjacent properties, and
greatly TO aid the travelling facility
of our metropolis. But we greatly
regret that there seems to be "a delay
la repairing the streets in that spec
ial locality. which was requested by
the said committee We regret this
al the more since these streets rec
ferrcd 10 arc sometimes almost i'm.
passable.
con the 9th of last March. when
the big fire occurred which threat
onod South Wilmington the fire
could have been brought under con
troll much earlier If the fire cOmpa.
MICS could have reached the site OF
the fire So dimcult was it that tho
fire companies horses stalled, and
the good citizens of this section oi
the city were compelled to lend aio
by bcstowing the service of thoh
teams. One of the companies delib'
erately stated that they would never
respond to another call IN this To-
cality under similar conditions
Evening journal., 1912-10-28
HALLOME,EN SOCIAL.

Members Of Miss Elizabeth Moore's
Sunday school class of lpworth NJ,
E. Church entertained Mrs. Stella
Unkart at a mask Halloween social
on Friday evening at the home Of
Mrs Odessa Bullock. Fifteenth and
Walnut streets. Many games were
played and prizes were won in con-
test work by Miss Marie Knowles,
Miss Grace Spry and Miss Anna Uric
and Miss Florence Bullock
Among those present we're Mrs.
Stella Unkart. Grace Spry Lillian
Siucs. Addic Sines. Lillian Moore,
Edith Caldwell. Cristeen Mcintosh.
Mable Mckinley. Vera Bacon, Harriet
bacon. Elsie Chapelle, Anna Uric,
Elizabeth Moore, Lill Evens, Lula
Lewis. Elsie Morrow Cleta Picrson
Odessa Bullock. Florence Bullock
Miriam Pool, Mildred Bennett, Sadie
Price. Marie Knowles, Ruth Barber
Margarite Pon Maletta Armstrong
| Myrtle Pettiiohn. Mr. and Mrs Bull
/ lock, William Bullock
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FIRE LICKS UP
CITY BRICK PLANT

Thousands of residents visited the
ruins of the Delaware Terra Gotta
plant at Twenty-siXth and Ulaymont
streets yesterday. the property hav-
ing been destroyed by fire on Satur-
day evening The ruins smoked all
day.
Tho fire on Saturday evening was
discovered by Alfred Hall the watch
man and while he fought the blaze
single handed a resident Of that Soc
ton seeing the blaze struck an alarm
from box No. 164 The district com
panics responded and worked on the
fire for three hours. The loss amount
ed to $4,000, the buildings Of frame
construction being entirely destroyed.
The origin of the fire is unknown.
Evening journal., 1912-10-28
PUBIiC SAFE.
EXECUTOR'S SALE.

- 49, ----'-'.- h ----------------s~f
EAFCUVOR' SALE -- THE UNDER.
II signed VIII sen at public sale thc fol.
lowing real estate OF the estate OF William
Kitchen. deceased. at che Court House ON
Wednesday, October the JOth, l9l. go 10
u' clock g. IN.
S. vs.. Corner Fourth and Walnut streets
Two-story brick with munsard roof, store, 40
rooms and bath. Sewer
1928 East Thirteenth strcct-Twc story
brick rooms.
$50 East Thirteenth sfrect-Two-st story
brick 3 rooms.
JAMES HITCHEN. Executor.
No 500 East Fourth ST., WiiuiuetrH Dt.
SrlDHAM son, Auctioneers. o26, 20.
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sALESMEN WANTED.

-, v.rIT1ty YOUR HOME AND MAKE
X -o,,r farms more valuable by planting
ebods trees. Ornamental trees and shrub
bsrv. California privet, fruit trees, etc
privet hedges trimmed b. experienced men.
Good territory az an times for statesmen OF
tst. and character Call, address OF
nbone George s. Mattingiy, No. SIS Jack
SON street si@--tn,
Evening journal., 1912-10-28
cHURCH SUPPER.

The women Of Goodman NJ e
Church. dupont and Fourteenth Sts.,
Will serve an oyster and meat sup
per in the Sunday school hall of the
church. Saturday evening, November
?.
Evening journal., 1912-10-28
wANrEn HOUSEHOLD GOODS


nIG BARGAINS IN SECOND HAND
Is furniture. We also buy household goods
of every description. N. Levin. No. 22s
King street. ID. A. phone 596fN. Open
evenings. V'-Aui'
NE WANT YOUR SECOND HAND FUR
w niture Highes, cash prices paid.
Also new and second band furniture for
sale Dugan. No. 2fg East Ninth street.
Phone, 3115A. s2l't
DERGER PAYS MORE THAN OTHER
- dealers for your ONCE furniture and
household goods. You're losing money II
you don't sell 90 him. postal will bring
our buyer there with the ready cash. Berger,
3rd & shipey. ID. A. phcne 5il3-A. mi5u
The Wants point TO chances for
gainful buying and selling, renting
hiring and all the other essentials of
home and business life.-Adv.
Evening journal., 1912-10-28

Many lost and found wants have
brought expectancy and happiness
they are wonderfully resultful.-Adv.
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HELP WANTED.

- ~ Am WOMEN FOR GOVERNMENT
Nj NNositions $50 week. Write TOT nst
~ positions open Franklin lnstNute; '''
4O-T. Rochester, N. y
II NYs AND GIRLS WANTED Al aD,I.pa nph
ID Jute Works. "a yee,,s ',,, o.s M,iis over
IL. 81 HrIdge.
Evening journal., 1912-10-28

To assure the income hom rentable
sroperty, use the Wanta--Adv.
Evening journal., 1912-10-28
SHERIFF'S SALES.

SHERtFT's sALE-BY VIRTUE OF A
writ Of Levari racias, % mo directed will
be exposed 70 public sale, Of the hotel in
Townsend Appoqunimink hundred, New
Castle county. Delaware
ON MONDAY.
THE 4TH DAY or NOVEMBER. 1912.
40 $50 o'clock. q. m..
tho following described real estate. viz.
All that certain tract or parcel Of land
in APPOINTMENTS hundred New Castle
sassafras road leading from Townsend TO
Prices Corner about one mile from
Townsend. bounded on the north by lands
OF Joseph Roberts east BY lands of Robert
A. Cochran south and southwest Of lands n
James S. Carter and Levi Cannon (col) and
cast by land Of Gideon +. Barlow, the whole
containing forty seven acres and half with
two two-story frame houses and outbuildings
thereon erected.
Seized and taken in execution rs the
properly OF James q. Harris and Jacob C..
Harris, Jr,, executors Of the last will Of
Jacob c. Harris, deceased, mortgagor. (lnne
Harris. co-mortgagor, wife of the said Jacob
g. Harris being deceasedl, and TO be
sold by -. -
SheriHs ONCE, Wilmington, Del. October
/ 10 1912. o2i 26,28-n2.
sHERIFF's sALE-BY VIRTUE OF A
writ OF Levari as. 60 mo directed viii
/ be exposed 20 public sale. az the Couri
House. on Market street, between Tenth
and Eleventh streets. IN the city of VII
minton, New Castle county Delaware,
on MONDAY,
/ THE 4TH DAY OF NOVEMBER. 1912
At $50 o clock, a. m,
I the following described real estate, viz:
All that certain lot or piece Of land will
! q two-story brick dwelling thereon erected
/ situate in the city Of Wilmington, afore
said bounded and described as follows
| 20 wit:
/ II Ilafa Front ri
! the distance Of one hundred and sixteer
feet eight inches westerly from The westerl!
| side Of Harrison street. thence northerll
| parallel with Harrison street aforesaid an,
! througb the middle Of the brick division wal
| between this and the adjoining house ol
/ the east, sixty-one feet 10 point In tn
/ southerly side OF a two feet ten inches wid
| alley. leading into another alley, leading int
| Lancaster avenue date Front street, theme
westerly along said side Of said alley. AM
parallel with Lancaster avenue llate From
street, thirteen feet four inche
parallel with Harrison street an
through the middle OF the brck division wal
feet four inches 10 corner; thence south
erly parallel with Harrison street. an
between this and the adjoining house o
the west, sixty-one feet 10 a point in IN
| said northerly side Of Lancaster avenue Oat
Front street, and thence thereby easterl
thirteen feet four inches 20 the place Of b'
| ginning be the sontents thereof what the
may. with the use and privilege Of the abov,
mentioned two alleys with others entite
I thereto in common forever. Also the us
| and privilege Of terra Gotta, six-inch und'
/ drain. leading from this and adioinir
! properties, into Lancaster avenue (lai
/ front street, sewer.
II Seized and taken IN execution a. u
/ property OF Mary J. Flood snd Thomi
/ | Flood, her husband, mortgagors, and
JAMES LOGUE, SHERIFF
II sherin's Once Wilmington. Del, oetob
10. 1912. a21.26.2s-n2.
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SITUATION WANTED
FEMALE.

=, c-,,-,D oIoRFD WOMAN WANTS WASiilNSS: fi w.:
| ironing, or any KIND OF r"urnol 0aice.
day. Address A-4o ENehhs oes.6t
xvorNG LADY DESIRES Posiar1 POSITION y.,er' A.
stenographer. Can s,NEe Jonrnal
Onice.
-, ITTATTON wANTED-NoGNSG hNDi ~
- desires position in once oos.gt
1928 Pine street
Evening journal., 1912-10-28
ATLANTIC CITY REsORTs
THE WILMINGTON

Tennessee avenue. 4 doors oc-sb
Centrally located. Excellent table. S1.so -
daily. We. terms. $1,000 up.
MRS. WM JFFFrRTS prop.
Evening journal., 1912-10-28
LANDSCAPE GARDENER.

-~-~~~~-~~~---e>~~>,-,~-~-- r----'-'-,,
X Truit Ornamental Trees, Roses and
small fruits bulbs. etc. Hardy California
privet Hedge furnished and planted Spe-
cinl attention given 20 all kinds OF ornamen-
tai trimming. spraying, etc. Estimates given.
Rcu 'nbone 46a7A John +. Clark Land
scape Gardener. No. 1918 Lancaster avenue,
Wilmington. Del. slo'm'Wih-tI
Evening journal., 1912-10-28
Personal.


ID EFORE YOU MARRY WRI.l fU.t ThE
ID latest book on natriIony entitled How
Kate Hastened the Wedding Sent free
Address P. o. Box 249 Wilmington. Dsl.
i1o-t
Evening journal., 1912-10-28
NOTICES

~ O ALL MEMBERS WAwASET TRIBE.
NO. @. J. o. r. NJ. You are requested
To be present at meeting Thursday, October
3l 90 take action on moving to odd Eel
lows Hall. Highlands.
(signcdl JOHN TAYLOR.
o2s-3t. Sachcm..
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BOARDING AND LODGING.
TYPEWRITERS.
HAIR DRESSING

MISS FRANCES MULHERIN. FOR
Nl merry at S23 Market street has re-
moved 20 s26 Market street. Shampooing,
scalp treatment, facial massage eiectricai
treatment, manicuring; full line Of switches
and transformations, also combings neatly
made up y. & A. phone 5556A. ml6-ly
Evening journal., 1912-10-28
ARCHITECTS.

---s---r-,------------ f.--e------ ---'--f -
RCHITECfs AND ENGINEERS, SIS
n Market ST., 30 years OF active practice
i'm design and construction, and We warrant
our work correct in all respects.
r. L. RICE. JR. CO.. lne.l
Evening journal., 1912-10-28
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS.

Complete line Of Victor victrolss.
records and supplies. Terms TO suit your
purse Phone. 4s6A GEWEHR & EDEL-
BROCK, No. ZIG W. Ninth St. o3-1m.
Evening journal., 1912-10-28
AGENTS WANTED.

A GENrs-MAKE OVER s3o 90 DAILY
n selling uosyiy patented summer devices.
Easy work, liberal terms Write al once TOT
Information. @. L. Fox Co.. 448 Broadway
Albany, n Y ms
Evening journal., 1912-10-28
REAL EsrArE--FOR RENT.

IN ADVERTISEMENT IN THE
"A EVENING JOURNAL is AN
ADVERTISEMENT IN THE
HOME THE EVENING JOURNAL
is READ IN MORE HOMES
EVERY DAY TITAN ANY OTHER
DELLA WARE NEWSPAPER.
Evening journal., 1912-10-28

NOR RENT-sMALL APARTMENT.
II Also store No. 2O4 ". Ninth ST. Spc-
cial rates TO good tenant d. A. phone.
3S57 oig I'm