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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-07-24
rnlltIcni Clnh nrrnnirnn.

Warrenton. Va, July ga wilson
Marshall-Cariin cub was originated
mere Monday evening In the law Offices
OF Col. Grenviile Gaines Tho follow
ing officers were elected COL Gren-
Vile Gaines. president. Cen b u.
sp!lman Hon. j. !. g. Keith state
Senator O. Latham Fletcher. Garland
skinker. II. / Hutton w H. Rlsdon.
Robert Manafee Sheriff. Alexander
Hamilton. vice presidents c L Tiff
any. treasurer. Il. i. Frank. secretary
secretary. Grenvil.e Gaines Thos. L.
Frank. and o l. Fletcher were APP
pointed committee TO accept mem
berships TO the club The meeting
was adjourned subject to the call OF
The prss4leut
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NV sINDLE rRuCkS AND MONT
furniture wagon, grocery eud putcu-
e. wagons. RICHARDSON BROS.
OLD Brook Ave.
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w estrnont I

surrounding lawns, elevator; private an,
$3.50 up weekly Booklet Bell phon,
sgA-A. NJ r SOMERS Mnnarnr
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lAeaI C5ta!e l1lantrn

WANTED, TO RENT FOR ABOUT Tf.N
days farm house or cottage. fur
nished for house party of about four
teen; In mountains of Virginia. near
I.ynchburg or charlottesville pre-
ierred. Address r. 2s2. care Times
Dispatch.
LIST YOUR FARMS WITH j. A. CON
NELLY &c co. Write postal for nee
essary blanks
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Blue Ridge Springs, Va.
PHIL. F. BROWN, Prop.
WATER CAT HOUSE.


Now open. extensively improved. The most
modern and finest located hotel In this
region. Cuisine OF the highest standard;
white service Orchestra, social diversions;
every out-oi-door amusement; now, beau
tlfui Palm Cour; and Cafe Special July
and party rates. Booklet and auto maps
mailed. eth season.
JOHN FJRDY COPE
Delaware Water Grp, PENNSYLVANIA.
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PHoNoGRAPHs.

WHEN YOU BUY LOOK FOR THE
name Edison II yOu want one you
can understand every word on the
record. G g. HAYNES & co.
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3ior SAT-


FOR SALE. CYLINDER DISC TALK
Ing machine ana records on easy
terms G. B. HAYNES * co. III
Mesi Broad.
FOR SALE CHEAT. ALL KINDS OF
secondhand mechanical Tools. also
trunks and suit cases. Apply to
i.i-@Nr k BROS, 1905 East Main
Street. Pawnbgoke.s.
NEW SINGLE TRUCKS AND LIGHT
furniture wagon. grocery end putcA-
e! wagons. RICHARDSON BROS
OLD Brook Ave.
AOTCNCYCLE.s .:,D>aiLiCLrs. NEW
ana second nand. repairing OF all
Kinds IOAFAjNS. 81. Wesr Broad.
WILL SELL Nj THIRTY FIVE
horsepower boiler ana tAlrt> horse
power engine cheap u Quilk buyer.
~ j. MASON. Mason. Va
FOR SALE. IS LIMITED AMOUNT or
stock ln manufacturing company
~ best standing ID the city Of Ricn-
norr pay Ing aot less than 10 peg
cent For furtner information in
regard 20 this sale address /. o. Box
WE BCl. SELL. AND EXCHANGE SEC
oNr nand machinery ~ every de-
serniion BLCfCRD & co.
EVERYTHING NEW And STYLISH
ir ,le buggy line. large stock; at
bus Buggy 60. Easy terms \
M-4 III. SONS. 81 East Cary street
~ a IS 4 p u EXPERIMENTAL Ma
chine work. RICHMOND MACHINE
NJ DRkr INC.
GOOD LAUNDRY WAGON. 500: LIGHT
grocery wagon. $40. several trucks
81 prices % suit. we have q well
equipped llant Tor repairing and
painting vehicles. automobile boz.
building and painting a. Speciality .
prompt service RICHMOND We
IiIcLE CONSTRUCTION co. 3l4
North Fifth Street Madison 9iso.
PIANO PLAYER-A SAMPLE INSTRU-
ileNt H. mahogany case. made by
Chase * Baker. 2 firm OF highest
STANDING Original price $500 now
cut 10 SOU and for cash 10 per
cent further reduction. Full Sx-
note scale PERCUSSION BROS.
pIANO FACTORY. .ll West Broad
street. above Jefferson street
FoN SALE. TEN-ToN ROAD ROLLER;
almost new. big bargain. Address
Lock Boa 1873. Richmond. Va.
FOR SALE. CONFECTIONERY. DOING
GOOD business on one OF the finest
Broad street corners in West End.
good reasons for sailing. with terms
to suit Bon o. station a.
FOR SALE. WRITER PRESS THAT
mas been usec very little. practl-
cal!y brand-new. cheap to ouick
buyer. Room Ebel Building
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BOLTS AND STAY BOLTS.
LAWN MOWERS.
sPOKTlNG GOODS.

IF YOU WANT ANYTHING IN TOOLS
or cutlery, see the EVANS HARD
WARE co. Best line Mt lowest
prices In CITY. 100 w. Broad Street.
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Sralf0 proposals
Onico OF the
state Highway Commission.

state highway commission.
Richmond. Va. July -. 1912
BIDS WILL BE RECEIVED At THE
Office oil tho clerk OF Henrico county
until IL o'clock noon TUESDAY. Au-
gust c. 1872. for the construction OF
about ono mile OF macadam road on
Patterson Avenue, from the city
limits to Woodlawn Avenue, tn item
rico county, Va.
Plans and spccifications on file al
the clerks office, Richmond. va. ana
ut this office
Specifications furnished on appl-
cation to the undersigned
certified check for $3.50 10 ac-
company each bid.
The right is reserved to reject any
and all bids
State Highway Commissioner.
PUBLIC HEARING. UNITED STATES
Engineer Office, Room 3O5 Southern
building. washington. u. ca public
hearing will he held in the Town Hall
West Point Va. July 81, 1912. at 10
A. NJ. to all persons Interested fin the
question OF the construction of n
bridge across the Mattaponi River at
West Point VA. Pins on view at
this office and ut hearing. proposcd
width OF draw. so feet: clear height
under lowest projection or draw q
feet under trostle 10 feet. Oral ar
Euments Will be heard. but important
statements should be in writing. w C
LANGFTTT. Lt-Col. Engineers
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Auonls i:or Nent

sii EAST CLAY COOL CLEAN FROST
fooms Trausi nnis also.
or without board. AS East Marshall
street..
TWO CONNECTING ROOMS, WITH
bath. Apartment -. The Hanover.
Madison tois-J
$40 WEST GRACE STREET Pleas
ant rooms. with board modern con-
NenieActs.
NICELY FURNISHED ROOMS. GOOD
TWO NICELY FURNISHED ROOMS
10. rent reasonable rent 10 steady
tenants. all ccnveu!ruces. 3e2 East
1fnre phone Madison 1852.
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55c HAI.FsOLE MEMS SHOES. soc
ladies', every pair sewed. bes, leath-
Der heels, CSC. fred -Eir rubber heels
iOc: leather heels rebuilt like new
25c. DREW'S ELECTRIC SHOE
FACTORY. 7is l.. Main. Phone Mon
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Greater aehmond's G,sareu Nowspap.r.
Ulta CimeS Dippairh
cnEATIST WANT AND REAL us-
ATE MEDIUM IN VIRGINIA, AND
ONE OBJ TILE BEST IN AMERICA.
Want AID Rates

DEiiy, one cent per word when ppld
Ten cents.
one and one-hnlf cents N word all
"Asin cations except situation Wanted
Ut Suhohy. situation Wanted, one cent
" "oru. No Al. sunduy taken for -s--
IMAM nftecn cents.
:, no Adh' taken for less thnn t,ve.ty-
.e cents when phOned in or caarEed
Ut the counter.
ihone b'rdcrs no. guaranteed.
oins'incntfons not guaranteed after
o::lD l.. NJ.
ror business CONTRACTS. scnJ for the
wan; Ad. Man. Pho. rionroe l.
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sunllicr 75oar0ing

ROGGHTON- FENTREsS COrTA6 e.
Ocean View. Va Terms reasonable
centrally located on cottage line.
Mrs BROUGHTON.
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ADIOACICLE., -.=D>5i-l CLrs. NEW
and 7ecoud-uaud. repairing Of all
Kinds. IOMPHJNS. So Wesr Broad.
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5lInatlons, 49gotr9sIonaI

WANTED. 4 YOUNG MAN As SALES
man. little experience required.
Apply COLONIAL SHOE SHOP 700
North Sixth Street
AN a. y. GRADUATE AND GRAD
mt IN music desires position as
li+islc teachcr ono years expe-
Renee Good testimonials. Adde'S
ItACliLls. Box e5. Haml.t. \ q
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HOTEL. RALET(xH
!. Hotel Troqu0iS

SO. Carolina as. and Beach. centre o. all
attractions Capacity 400 One OF tho nosr
modern and up-to-date. 100 ocenn-slde rooms
Hrivntc baths running wntcr in rooms Ele-
yator. Music. Finn porches. White service.
Special rates: Si IN weekly; $3.50 up daily
Booklet w. F.. SHAW.
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HOTEL SHOREHAM.

Ocean End Virginia Ave-
A modern hotel with every convenience;
elevator. private baths etc. open lawns
allow plenty OF light and air Ideally lo-
Gated. Service and table the best Ra,es.
Si2so up weekly. Booklet.
w. b. GOTTEN.
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Rockbridge Baths
Hotel and Springs

Homelikc summer resort in the noun.
,ains Of Virginia Magnesia, Lithia and
SULPHUR Water. Terms moderate. Write
for booklet ]. p. DAVIS, Manager,
Rock ridge Baths Va.
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9ItuallOns lLlantro, g7alf

WANTED. CLINICAL POSITION BY
medical student until 18TH Scptem-
ber aged twenty four experience
twelve months. rmekeeper railroad
shops two years mercantile busi-
ness. Address y 1873. care Times
Dispatch
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lsrorrssional pfIp lllanten

w4l,TED. TEACHERS OF ALI
grades. for college. public and pri-
vate schools. also matrons and
housekeepers. for fall openings in
Virginia and Southern States. VIR-
GINA TEACHERS BUREAU, II. W
Cridlin. Manager. Richmond. Va.
WANTED TEACHER FOR PRIVATE
family, beginners In English; also
music. CHAS. q. ROYSTER, Bull
lock. N. c.
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Maple Shade Inn. Puiasls,, Va.
MOST beautiful hotel and grounds In South.
west Virginia. Perfectly equipped for COM
fort and pleasure. Altitude siOo feet Won
derful climate. Through sleeper from Rlch-
mona. Write Tor hooklet.
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j2Uitrcs

NEWPORT UP-TO-DATE SHOE sHIN-
ne ana hat cleaning parIor Tor
ladies ana gentlemen 900 r-ast
Broad street.
WANTED. THE PUBLIC no L-IGo;
mat JAHNkL BROS. Jewellers ID
East Main street buy. sell. EXCHANGE
ana REMOUNT DIAMONDS il TUE
Ia " y ST LES Ola gold ana Sill
yer llwayE taken go excAanye
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EN- I.iS ltNCED CONTRACTOR WANTS
partner with about sl 500 10 20 .,
c"ntracting with. c 49, care Times
Dispatch
WANTED. TO GET ~ ToUCH WITH
party VINO has five hundred dollars
70 invest. VIII guarantee TO double
~ lpf tue investor N'itulu 90 davF.
y clean proposition. VIII bear
c4nse Inspection. money secured. For
lnierN!ew ADD ross le2. care Times
WISHING TO SECURE LOCAL IN
iinence, Maryland banker has
placed IN my hands small block
~ securities 70 be sold 10 "inQuen-
tar unrIes. Inis Investment .auar-
nntees ten per cent per anuuin
and money retunded ia three vear.
from date " purchaser Sc not suits
leo Tho enterprise !a under inc
lriter states reclamation SUPER
vision ANA Us backed by a $1,000
PAD in capital Investigate ,hls
- once. Address G lsi care Times
Dispatch.
$500 WILL BUY GENERAL. MER-
,hertise business and property
worm $1,000 $500 cash balance ii
@mal4 months payments. unusual
opportunity annual sales. S.5.Oi0.
owner retiring s. T. SMITH. H,r-
syn, Md
WANTED PARTNER IL WOOD AMI
coal business. nave good trade Ola
paying basis c lel care Times
fl.4urfri
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E%pERIENCEij CONTRAC.ror. ~ SIR.
partner with about 81 500 10 20 i'm
Dispatch
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The leading and most modern hish-class
h0fnl AZ rnnHarate rates
ALBEMARLE
Hotel Sotherrl

Virginia Ave. 200 It. from ocean. Bath,
ana running water. Excellent table. 18th
SEASON. same manageinent. @. L. CAKE.
Evening journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1888-1932, 1912-11-25
HIGH DEGREES FOR
IA ODD FELLOWS

The eucampment degree of the In
dependent order of Odd Fellows held
its last class night in Odd Fellows
Temple, Third and King streets, on
Saturday night The next class Of
the order Will be held i'm the new
Temple at Tenth and King streets.
The Saturday night installation was
conducted by Christine Encampment,
No. ~. and Temple. No. 10, Of viii
mington, and Cypress. No. 257. of
Philadelphia About l15 Philadel-
phians were present
Degrees were conferred on fourteen
candidates. who came from Christine,
Delaware and Dover Encampments
Members of the State Encampment
We're present
The patriarohal degree was confer
red on the candidates by Cypress
The other two degrees, Golden Rule
and Royal Purple, were given by Tenn
pie. Alexander Wilson, degree cap
tain of Cypress Encampment and
Samuel Pope, captain of Temple. re-
ceived the congratulations of many
prominent lodge men present. who
said they had never seen the work
more beautifully eXemplihed
Evening journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1888-1932, 1912-11-25
CITY HEBREWS
GIVE $3.50 FOR
SOCIAL SERVICE

Mr.. and Mrs. Louis Topkis enter
tanned the members and their wives
Of Momonedas Lodge. No. 632 I. o.
b. b. last night at their home No.
COS West Twentieth street During the
evening the question OF social service
work was brought up and 5000 was
subscribed TO futher the work. and a
committee composed of ID. L. Levy,
Morris Levy and William Topkis was
appointed to secure quarters and re-
port back TO the members al their
meeting on next Sunday night. which
viii be held az the home of william
Topkis. All of the work of the lodge
will emanate from the headquarters.
and one OF the first matters that will
be brought up viii Doe that of estab-
fishing a settlement for Jewish child
rem, for which work Louis Topks has
kindly offered the Odd Fellow Hall at
Third and King streets
Those present last night were Mr.
and Mrs. Louis Topkis. Mr. and Mrs.
Morris Levy, Mr. and Mrs ID. /. Levy,
Mr. and Mrs James Ginn Mr.. and
Mrs. Barnet Gluckman, Mr. and Mrs.
Morris Rees. MI and Mrs William
Iopkis, Mr. and Mrs. Charles
Schagrin. Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Mil
Ter. Mr.. and Mrs. j Brand, Mr.. and
Mrs. l. b. Finkelstein, Mr. and Mrs.
Charles Topkis. Mr.. and Mrs. Harry
I Topkis, DR. and Mrs. Max Davis. Mr..
and Mrs J. Goldstein, of New York,
Mr. and Mrs Louis Jacoby, J. Harry
Gordon and j. Holland, of Berlin, Md
Evening journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1888-1932, 1912-11-25
BUSINESS BRISK
AS XMAS NEARS
Stores Are Already Supplied
With Holiday GOOdS---EarIy
Shoppers Are Out

with Christmas but 2S days of, VIII
mineson IS beginning 70 exhibit signs
of the holiday season. which viii
soon sci ia and continue unul the
holiday OF the year is here, II isl
surprising to nnd how many persons
have already turned their attention TO
Christmas shopping.
Holiday shopping is not a passing
fad: II Is I'm institution, II Is not
matter of preparing for The visit of
Sanm Claus or simply the buying OF
books. TOYS. nuts and candles for the
young II is the question OF season.
shopping for every member OF the
ssousehoid and for the home lseli.
MANY persons have started TO look
forward to the holiday season and TO
prepare No gather together their lists
OF presents. Some have been busy
making gifts. while others have been
on the lookout 10 get the best pick
OF tho holiday stock which the stores
offer
oven as children look forward TO
Christmas for six months In the year
and let their memory hnger on IL
1ondly for the other six months. 50 the
merchants are looking forward for an
entire year, preparing to meet the de-
mands of the buyers.
Christmas orders were sent in
months ago by Wilmington merchants
and already things for the holiday
period have arrived and been unpack-
I'D. Before many days the stores
,yiu take on their holiday dress and
bedeck themselves In The ever-chang-
ing fashions Of the Christmas sea-
son.
Large consignments OF toys have
been received by some Of the stores
and these are calculated to make glad
fhe hearts OF the hardest-to-please
Kid. and when the big Christmas pack
for Wilmington boys and girls Is
opened there will be a large assert
ment OF novelties. The majority OF
mechanical devices made to gladden.
The little ones hearts come from Ger
many. while a few are imported from
France and some are made In factories
an this country. The more expensive
TOYS are made ia the United States.
The line of novelties this year VIII Of
fer something entirely new.
Appreciaung the fact that the shop
pors each year are doing their Christ
mas shopping earlier Wilmington
business men will give them an OPP
portunitw TO make their purchases as
soon as possible Every year this
city supplies large territory and
caters to a greater number of people
from the towns and rural districts. not
only Of York but Of the borders OF the
neighboring counties.
Specially do the Wilmington shop
ners see the advantage of early buy
ing. II is not only case Of avoiding
the hurried selections and the crowds
of elcventh-hour shoppers on the last
day or two. but it is worth while be-
cause of the fact that the earlier one
shops the better the variey TO select
from This has Impressed itself es-
peclally upon Wilmington housewives
who do the larger share OF shopping IN
local stores.
Evening journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1888-1932, 1912-11-25
PUBLIC SALE.


ID UBLIC SALE-CONTENr OF TWO
L fine apartments. will be sold at Std
hniu Sons Auction Store, No. IN East
Fourth street. Friday. November 20, az
o. clock, p. M.
Contents of Apartment No. i-One ma
hogany bedroom Suit, high post of Colonial
style. handsome Brass Bed. beautiful
Diningroom Suit ia oak, ] hvepiece leather
Library Suit Mahogany Library Table 3
beautiful Rugs 4 Circassian Walnut Dresser
and Chihonier 4 Davenport Pictures
Blankets, Comforts. Sheets and Pillow
Cases Felt Mattresses. Glassware. Silver
ware and Bric-a-Brac Etc.
Contents OF Apartment 40. 2-One quar-
tered oak Bedroom Suit, ] Brass Bed and
Springs / Bird s.Eye Maple Dresser and
Chifonier with glass knobs, Mahogany
frame parlor Suit, upholstered ia Verona /
Leather Couch, I Buffet. Pedestal Extension
Table six leather seat Dining Chairs Fancy
Mirror Library Table. Pictures Gas Lamps
Brica Brac Beddings. Sheets. Wool Blan-
kets. Silver Knives and Forks. Wine Set
Glassware. Fancy Parior Rockers. four fine
Rugs Etc.
These goods are an drst-cass aud mus, be
sold 60 the highest bidders az Tho owners
have left town. Goods cannot be seen until
day Of sale
sTmHAM a soN
n25-2t Auoioneers
Evening journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1888-1932, 1912-11-25
SOCCER HERE /. !.
Ger
DAY OF TJ'rf'

n. = ~ lice, or Nnet-
rer. spSift SunCacr with Mr.. and Mrs.
Lewis Cooley
Mrs. Howard Mcdaniel. Of the Brown
Gables. entertained her Sunday school
class of Union NJ. e Church last week.
About twenty members were present
Oscar Commegys and children,
John and Florence, spent last evening
with their grandparents. Mr.. and Mrs.
William v. Smith.
Miss Addie Williams and Miss Lii
lie Williams. of Marshallton. spent
the weekend with their cousin Miss
Fannie Thomas and Miss Florence
Thomas
George Hates and family have NOV
ed in their new home. Among their
visitors Sunday were: Miss Fanny
johnson and Miss Rose Johnson and
John r. Wilson.
William Broughall spent the week
end with relatives in Wilmington.
Mrs Harry Gillespie, Mrs. Calvin
Mears. Mrs. James Allen. Miss Nellie
Wyatt. Clarence Wyatt and Eugene
Wyatt spent Sunday with Mr.. and
$ Mrs. Ernest Wyatt
Frank Chalfant. who was seriously
injured IN a trolley car accident IN
Wilmington several DAYS ago is inn
proving. He may lose the sight Of an
eye
Residents OF Montrose are aroused
over the proposed increase Of the road
tax A meeting Of the Montrose I'M
provement Association has been called
10 discuss the subject
AT Pleasant NJ e Church, OF Belle
gue celebrated its seventy-ffth ap-
niyorsarf Yesterday with all-day ser
vices Ia the morning love feast was
IN charge Of the Revs. George w. Wei
din and II. NJ Cole. The sermon was
by the Rev f. l.. l1Offecker. ID. d. IN
the afternoon. history Of the churcl
vas read by the present pastor. tho
Rev r.. w. Mcdowell "Reminis
cences OF the Past, were given by
former pastors the Rev. Charles II
Williams and the Rev f. II Derrick
son, Of Church Hill, Md. followed by
a sermon by the Rev Charles H. VIII
liams OF Ocean View, Del In tn
evening an Epworth League Rail-
Jed by the Rev. T. H. Derrickson. La
ter the Rev. F. c. MacSorley, of VIII
minstcn, preached.
Evening journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1888-1932, 1912-11-25

Yesterday at Silverbrook NJ. f.
Church was marked by the opening of
what will be known as Memory
Week" Special services will be held
during the week and an attractive
and interesting program has been ar
ranged to commemorate the event.
The morning and evening services
were conducted by the pastor, the
Rev. W. p. Greenfield His morning
theme was. Memory of Past FayOurs. d
Psalm a. /, and the evening subject,
Forgetting Cod Psalm so: % At
this service three persons were con-
voted and two asked for prayers.
The program for the week is:
This evening" Remembering the
Old Paths and revival.
Tuesday Commemorate services
community night
Wednesday, Cottage prayer meet
ing at Mrs. NJ. A. Stevens, No. 52S Bay
ard avenue.
Thursday Thanksgiving SER
vice at Mt Salem NJ. h. Church at
1890 a. m.
Friday 20 D. m. boys and girls
hour; to 3 p. M, conference and
prayer
Sunday. December LIST, 1890 a. m.
subject. Remembrance, 3 D. m
when 90 Remember Cod 7.20 ~. m.
Thoughts OF Home
Evening journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1888-1932, 1912-11-25
LEIPsIC CHURCH REOPENED.

Special to THE EVENING JOURNAL
DOVER, Del. Nov 25.-After a
thorough remodeling Leipsic NJ. p.
Church, was reopened yesterday for
public services. Services were held
in the afternoon at 3 O'Clock and in
the evening at Z o'clock the Rev. Mr..
Bennett, OF Milford. preached both
afternoon and evening to large aud
fences. The Glee Club OF the Peo-
pies Church. furnished the music for
the afternoon services. The Rev II.
s. lohnaon. pastor of The Dover NJ
? Church. Is also pastor Of the Lop-
sic Church.
Evening journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1888-1932, 1912-11-25

mott
NM 81. SCHAFfEk, kOPODisr,
N o22 SHIPLEY STREET,
WII4MtNGTON. DEL.
D. 4 A. Phone. 1895. i24-1yr.
ELIZABETH HAWAIIAN, GRADUATE
IL Fowler Banns, Ltd. Chropody and
mHnicuring No. 900 Adams St.. formerly
2i7-1s Ford Building d. A.. zoos.
Evening nv apnointment. may Tyr.
Evening journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1888-1932, 1912-11-25

RS william
,nney Phil
sr, George
and Alfred
With friends
Evening journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1888-1932, 1912-11-25
MONTROSE
The nvT>VhTO NInTEN
Victor NFWN MFN
cided on AVA W. ANN

was a. tie e' between efnOdlStS Cele-
dupont and J. w And, iuorco,rv
result of their shooting lNCI Adly
g. This tie was shot on
ing. when the moon was n
the eastern sky Carbon
with 90. to V. duPont's Is, an
sons -. lent were
On Thursday there will be and Mrs.
shoot at the club, and on
beeemper T. tne locals VIII nd Miss
OF Darby.
Evening journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1888-1932, 1912-11-25

Qlo ORANGE STREET FURNISHED
OH br miumished rooms. 1881
Evening journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1888-1932, 1912-11-25
BIRD AND ARBOR DAY.

A. r. Spaid. county superintendent
fention 10 the observance Of Bird and
Arbor Day in the schools on the last
Friday in March The school teach
err arc asked to join the Audubon
tpelsty