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The Mathews journal. (Mathews C.H. [Court House]) 1903-1937, 1912-09-12
WASHINGTON, ID. c. s

WASHINGTON, ID. c. Special.
The United States will not consent
10 the submission of the Panama
Oanak toll question To The Hague
court Tor arbitration, whether
Great Britain demands this action
or not.
This was learned at the State
Department today, following the
receipt of dispatches from the
American Embassy at London de-
failing the British Governments
stand in the matter and giving
inc comments of the British press.
while no official intimation of
the English Government has
reached Washington, it was stated
that the United States has
expected Great Britain to take
this course i'm a last effort TO save
It's Official face and that this Gov
erninent has fully prepared itself
TO offset such move.
Acting Secretary of State Huntipg.
on wilson declined to discuss me
matter in his official capacity. but he
allied attention to article / of the ar.
DURATION convention with Great Rrit.
lln' ratified in 1908, which reads:
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THWART MOB WHO
SOUGHT REVENGE
SherIh Eludes WOuld-be LyDchers by
Spiriting Murdderers Away-PO-
Ice Unable TO Dispense Mob.

CHATTANOOGA, TENN Special.
a mob of 600 men and boys bent on
lynching two negroes accused of muir
DER held this city in its sway for sew
eral hours while they searched the
East StreeS and Central prisons.
Inc negroes, Newton Howard and
Ernest Selman, who are charged WITH
klihnS a policeman on SUNDAY. had
oeen spirited away. however. before
the mob was formed
Inc men and boys paraded from one
END OF the city to the other and refused
70 ooey the order of the police to dis
perse. Angry citizens sent in a MN
Der of riot calls TO police headuuarters
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oCEANRARK. CAL Special.
kSre. Mich swept ocean Park
br0uxft about the death OF one
ioonfAnd Is believed to have killed
scetn Others, and which caused
- property loss estimated at ST.
$1,000, was put under control
.fariy today.
Tho flames swept the famous
beach pleasure resorts. DESTROY
ing the Frazier Pier. They were
burning their way furiously to-
Wulds Venice, another of the Los
Angeles beach resorts, when n
snift in the wind saved the place.
AZ daylight today firemen, with
lines OF hose extending to the
the SmOuiderfng ruins. Ii was
estimated that IL would take at
least cventy-four hours TO extin-
guisa the flames.
One hundred and fifty police
and milltiamen stood on sentry
duty about the burned district
watching lest the fire break out
again. A breeze towards the
ocean 1essened the danger of a
further outburst OF the flames.
In the parks along the beach
and in the automobile driveways
household goods and stocks from
stores were piled high. Special
guards watched for vandaIs.
.>rPERILOUS ESCAPES.
Scores of persons had periIous
escapes from the flames, many
leapfng from the burning Frazier
Tier into the ocean, while others
lcaped from the upper stories of
buildings which were burning be-
meath them.
Six square blocks were burned
over, and the ocean front from
the Frazier Pier 20 the end of
Dragons Gorge, 1900 feet, was
swept clean.
The Mathews journal. (Mathews C.H. [Court House]) 1903-1937, 1912-09-12
REPUBLICANS
CLAIM MAJORITY
But Additional Returns Do Not
Materially Change Result of
Vermont Election.

WHITE RIVER JUNCTION. VT.
Spec1al.-Repubhcan leaders Friday
ueclareu their estimates of a Repub-
lican majority of sIxty-three ON the
JOINT ballot in the Legislature, made
necessary by their failure to secure
a majority at the State election for
FLETCHER for Governor, will not be
changed by additional returns.
1t VIII be several days before the
exact makeup of the Legislature will
be known, MS a number of the small
towns. where there was no election
Tor members of the Legislature Tues
day, were still balloting early TODAY
through the inability of the voters to
agree on a candidate.
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HIT BANDIT over
HEAD With TORCH
Brave Engineer Renders Lone Bandit
Unconscious by BlOw-RObber in
Dying Condition.
NEW ORLEANS IA

NEW ORLEANS, La Special.
Howard IL. Edwards, aged thirty.
the lone bandit who single-hani,
ed held up the New York Limit
limits Of New Orleans Friday night,
vile Railroad, within the CITY
limits OF New Orleans last night.
was brought here i'm a dying con-
dition from Bay st. Louis, Miss.
whittier ne had been taken for
medical attention after being
Knocked down by Engineer Baer
with a light torch.
Edwards robbed fifty-six pas
sengers and obtained about So
900 and quantity of jeweIry.
He regained consciousness this
morning for a few minutes and
admitted he had held up a freight
train by mistake some hours be-
fore.
He denied any implication i'm
the train robbery at Hattiesburg.
Miss, but said that crime, from
which the robbers got a hundred
thousand dollars and are stiII at
large, set him thinking of n plan
to get 'easy money"
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VERMONT FAILS TO
ELECT GOVERNOR

WHITE RIVER JUNCTION
W. SpeciaI.-VermOnt's failure
10 eject Governor in State
election for the first time i'm n
presidential year, and the result
ant throwing OF the election into
the Legislature, which. however.
will be strongly Republican.
threw the Taft leaders
throughout the State into con-
sternation, as the latest returns
snow a loss of 43 per cent. i'm
the party vote since the &. O. II.
elected PrOuty in 1908.
The ProSrcsSives hold that
their candidate for Governor
achieved a great "moraI victory"
1hey are wild with enthusiasm.
I anu many are asserting that
ROOSEVELT Will carry the State i'm
November.
The Democrats are jubiIant
over their gain of % per cent.
over the f.Prty vote for Governor
IN the last 4 residential year. The
democrats made the best show
ing in twenty-five years.
Their candidate, Howe. aDnar-
entity ran only some 5000 votes
behind Fletcher.
t1etcher'S failure to secure a
majority, although credited with
plurality, augurs big Wilson
vote in November, the Democrats
claimed today.
The latest returns show: FLEET
cher (Republican) 26,2OO; Howe
(DemOcraD. 20, 100; Metzeer
(Progressive), 15,7OS. FIetcher's
plurality, 800.
Representatives chosen accord
ing TO the latest returns are: Re
puoiicanS, 176; Democrats. 46.
and PrOgPessiVes, n.
The Senate will show twenty
SIX Republicans and four Fusion
lists OF Democrats and Progress
SiVeS.
RpfurnS from tl,o ill 1
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is ELATED over
BUFFALO RECEPTION
wilson Says His Speech There
Set the Stage for the
Campaign.

NEW YORK Special Highly
eiated with the reception that he re-
S T1,S IN Buttalo Governor Woodrow
Wilson, when ne arrived in this citN,
Tuesday, declared:
MY Bunalo speech was my first
real political speech and il set the
stage for the campaign"
Inc Governor, accompanied by his
secretaries and several newspaper
men, le1t Immediately for Trenton. He
Will go to Sea Girt "Wednesday and
Will return to New York Thursday to
ingmen's Club here Friday NIGHT
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OFFERS $4,000 FOR
CiIILDREN'S CURE

ST. LOUIS, Special the
death of his seven-yAr-old daughter
Virginia, from infantile paralysis. DR.
ItoDert Edward Wilson. of 1926 Lin
dell Boulevard, said he would give n
fortune to any physician who would
save the lives of the other three VIII
son children, who are i'll of the same
disease at their home in Pattenville
Mo. nv
Il will give $4,000 to the man who
can save my children" was DIR VIII
sons cry after his daughters death
The scene in the little girls room was
50 touching just before her death
saturday night that the father was
irahtic, and two other physicians who
had been in attendance were co 80
Iected they had to go out.
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PROBE INCREASE
in PRICE OF COAL
U. S. Labor Commissioner GOING
to Wilkes-Barre to Investi-
gate Prices.

WLLKES-BARRE, PA. Special.
United States Commissioners of
Labor Charles Il. NeiII is coming
here TO investigate selling prices
of coal.
He viii send his report to
Washington, where trained ex-
pertS viii go over il before the
report is finally submitted to Sec
rotary Nagel, of the Presidents
Cabinet.
The influence of labor troubles
on the recent increase in the
price of coal will be one of the
reports features.
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WOMAN SUFFRAGE
Is TURNED DOWN
Ohio Votes Decide Against Fair Sex,
Liquor Vote Us Responsible for
Their Defeat.
CINCINNATI. o. SneciaI.-R,

CINCINNATI, o. Speciality n
vote Of approximately three TO one.
Ohio has turned down woman
SUFFRAGE, at the same time adopt
ing All the other constitutional
amendments recommended by the
recent constitutional Convention,
according 20 latest returns.
The liquor vote A. held RESPONSE
bic for the defeat of the suffrage
asnendmenf.
The liquor interests organized 10
push through the license amend-
n1ens. They used the same Orxanf-
zntion against suffrage. and nc
cording 10 leaders I'm the fight for
votes Tor women, this was the
cause of the defeat OF the nmend-
ment.
COLUMBUS, o., Sept. 4.--NTth
the exception OF the amendment
relating 10 woman suffrage. the
voters OF Ohio have, by large ma
1orttica, ratified the work of the
constitutional Convention.
The forty-tvvo proposals voted
on yesterday included the fnItia-
tive and referendum. judicial re-
forEE, city home rule, minimum
wage, etght-hoer public work day,
compulsory primaries, etc.
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The young criminal of the
officials he attempt break for liberty
attempt when muratc in 20
MIN by his sweetheart cell Forsbey was
in
upended his bedsprng reach
Ripping this the
ing and dropped fourteen feet vnatng
Once there the work of scaling hfoot dropping
Douger who charge escaped
Forsoy is the desperate and
aangeIou the country Even his nmates
m with which he would killing person
when he
Fors6ey was known by his associates magazine
equipped with slencer
pump on boob easily and quietly splitting
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JURY FINDS NEGRO
GUILTY OF MURDER.

KING GEORGE COURTHOUSE
VA. Special.-A verdict of guilty was
returned by the jury in the King
George Circuit Court Thursday after
noon in the case of the Common
wealth against Herbert Peyton.
young negro charged with the muir
der of Carolus johnson, also colored
on last July 4th. PeytOn will be cleo
trocuted october 9TH, unless there is
executive interference. Deadly on
nifty existed between Johnson and
Peyton, each having threatened to
take the others life. Crashing an
to put an end to the quar-
rel, Peyton crept up behind Johnson
ana shot and instantly killed him
with a revolver.
There is plenty of room at the ton.
but most of us show a preference for
the crowd.
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To reach the fire escape ladder 70
arouse them after he had been driven
back by the dense smoke on the first
floor POLICEMAN Louis Haverlin climb
ed up the back OF a comrade.
More than n score of babies were
carried out by policemen and fire
men. The tenants of the building
were all Italians. who became panic
stricken when smoke spread through
the building.
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The Difficulties OF FnoI,sh

Now, Noguchi, in the matter of
your wages" said Mrs. De Rich to
the candidate for the office of Japan
csc butler.
Money no object" smiled Noguchi.
on indeed! How NIGEL" said Mrs.
De Rich. "You mean that Won Tri1i
work for nothing?"
NO, no, no." cried Noguchi. Me
mean me no object to money."-Har~
per's Weekly.
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Horse Vanishes nom Car.

CAPE CHARLES, VA Special
Mystery surrounds the disappearance
OF a horse from a freight car in which
Il had been shipped from Princess
Anne TO Cape Charles by Wood God
frey Monday night. The owner of the
morse went for it when the train ar
rived IN Cape Charles. but found a
boy who had been put in charge of
the horse fast asleep in the freight
car and the horse missing, and there
by hangs tale. No traces of the
horse have been discovered as yet.
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Prendergast Is said TO have ac-
cused HOtchkiss of campaigning
for his own nomination at his eN-
pcnSe, alleging that the upstate
politician employed men with
whom he made friends as up
state superintendent of insurance
10 further his boom by appoint
ing these men as county chair
men and influencing the upstate
delegates through these officials.
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As TO Spoons

so Billie Jones and Daisy Juniper
were married at last, eh?"
Yep. Worst case of spoons ,,o,,
ever saw" Sou
We'll, why not? That's the way IT
ought to be. You wouldn't have II a
case OF knives, would you?"
They got seventeen dozen desserts
tour dozen soups, fifteen sets of coffees
elShs 1ozen tables, and thirty-two
alads."-Judge's LIBRARY W.
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STATE INCOME TAX
WISCONSIN ISSUE

MILWAUKEE,, WIS. Special. Repeal
OF the State income tax law and the
passage OF a milder measure was the
chief issue In the primary for the nomi-
nation OF State, Legislative Congress
sional and county tickets throughout
Wisconsin.
OF the two Democratic candidates
for Governor, Probate Judge John O.
karel is against the law as it stands
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and A. J. Schmitz. OF Milwaukee. favors
II as IL stands.
There was no contest against Cover
election. Republican leaders Worked
hard 10 get out a normal vote because
OF the state primary law, which saws
mat party must poll 10 per cent OF
It's previous general election vote to
WIN place on the state ticket
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SEA GIRT, n. j. Special
Governor Wilson expressed him.
self as delighted over the
substantial gains made by the
Democrats in the Vermont cleo
ton.
THE returns are highly gratify-
ing" he said. ''You know when
the Democrats merely hold their
own IN Vermont it is encouraging.
but when they make a gain of
between 20 and 80 per cent, as
tney did yesterday, you can be
sure 1t means business.
1t is encouraging also to note
that the Republican party ticket
dld not draw any votes from the
Democrats. The third party
strength has evidently come from
the Republicans
me Governor seemed to be amused
over the candidacy of James Smith
Jr., for United States senator from
New Jersey, but confined his comment
% broad grin. When Smiths decla-
'auon or belief in prOgressiVeneS was
'ead to the Governor, he actually
aughed.
Asked to say what he and his
friends purposed doing about Smiths
candidacy. the Governor replied:
tself."
The Governor will have something
o say on this subject when he con-
lders the time opportune. Smith, of
course, Will be vigorously opposed.
me tlght against him will undoubted-
be led by the Governor himself.
A present from William c. Diffen-
lerfer, a N nsacola. Fla, jeweler.
hrew thh .lson household into an
Iproar %'S it was received this
nornxose bu,. was a pet alligator.
lght9 IS in length. and came
mt with eoE-..
BAY that the biv@@a OF M'it tRe
d that a good sea- lied
kpected.
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BOURNE COMES OUT
FOR ROOSEVELT
Oregon Senator, Elected by Re-
publicans, Says He II Support
Bull Moose for President.

WASHINGTON, ID. C., SPECIAL
senator Jonathan uOurne, .Jr. of
oregon, Republican, ISSUED
"a statement saying he would sum
port Theodore ROOseV cit for PresI-
dent.
Mr.. bourne was the originator
or the thfrd-cIectiVe term move
n,eht Tor the colonel before the
Progressive party was formed.
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did not, or would not, prosecute him.
but let us hope this time he will be
made to show cause why he should
not be removed from the force, as he
justly deserves. The mills of the gods
grind slowly. Let justice be done"
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the room. Sam Nordon recaptured
box.
On the lid were these directions:
reed on standpat Republicans.
chopped into small pieces"
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FAMILIES RESCUED
FROM FIERY DEATH
NEW YORK POLICE AND FIRE
MEN DO HEROES WORK IN
BURNING TENEMENT.

NEW YORK Special Fourteen
families were rescued early TODAY
rom a fire at SIS Clinton Avenue.
Brooklyn.
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Campaign Contributions.

The Journal will receive and
femit contributions to the Demo-
cratic Campaign Fund. Amount
l~ceived thus far:
Mathews Journal. $2.so
Pcrcival Hicks ...~.......I.oo
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LIKELY TO SETTLE
CASE OUT OP COURT
RTCHMOND. W.

RICHMOND, VA Special
n Though il is still declared that
- formal charges viii be lodged
n wei against Officer II. W. Jennings for
els assault, alleged to be unwar-
ranted, Hpon young Carter Grun-
dg, son OF Colonel Barton Grundy.
on Broad Street Monday night, il
seems not unlikely that the mat
ter viii be settled ont of court
The officer charges Grundy with
disorderly condact
Grundy charges the officer with
nnjustifiabIe assault
When the case was called i'm
Police Court Tuesday morning
both sides showed considerable
feeling, but Ii is now understood
tnAt u the officer wishes TO with
draw his charge no complaint Will
De fs1ade TO the Police Commits
sion unless that body wishes to
ltFesCieate the matter upon its
e. own initiative.
- II Ofk3cer Jennings does not care
ire 10 withdraw his charge the case
WIZ be heard in Police Court SAT-
lesson nfxiaT morning. The CHARGE
business princlosed OF and the comniaIn9
if nothing NOR, the officer sent bn 70 the
Earnestly. ding that the statements MAD,
as am. and as5 runqy and mis-. mis- cPPmpanion
officer for the Iaston', sgsnft ofecer Jen
this step as a sane. 'srss howsxs& that h
NELLIE SHAcKL;1 Ss e ssS,,ot q of,,cs,
Gloucester {. H.. SEQ aranted brutalit,
since. as yOl
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AGENTS WANTED.

xrrtNTED-WATCH AND JEWELHY RE.
w pairing. Also cye sitting Store open
evenings until o clock. Saturday evenings
until 10 o'clock. Lyn Thomas. 400 Market
e. fit-u
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PIANO MOVING.
REAL EsTATE-FOR SALE.
Real Estate For Sale

lNNAi A<oAtAtN ~ ~~
6is Jefferson ST. rooms, bath. Mod.
ern In every respect
n21ll vi. 25th ST., roouiv bath. Mod.
nos oak st.. rooms. bath Modern.
Combination fixtures. Large lot
is03o7 Gilpm Ave. rooms, bath Built
toial4.i6 W. 27h ST.. rooms. bath.
Modern. An convenienccs.
rs W. 27th ST.. rooms, bath. All con
vcniences Corner house.
Any Of the above cau he bought on very
liberal tcrms with small cash payment
as a starter.
ana McCahe avenue . rooms and attic.
Steam heat. Open Ere place. Laundry
Eyorything in good order.
i11 w. Esd ST., rooms, bath. Hot
io5 w. asih ST.. z rooms. bath Heater.
Porchcs Large lot Good location.
Tho above properties can be purchased
for less than 100000 in cash, balance
standing at per cent. mortgage.
1918 West second ST.. rooms bath.
Large lot Hot water heat Modern con.
vcnicncos
si6 West Second ST.. large LOT New
$. ". Cor. i6th and Clayton SITS. 10
rooms two baths Hot water heat. Porches.
Everything modern, including laundry New
house.
cor Van Buren ST.. rooms bath Porch
house Good condition.
1905 Tainal st.. : rooms, bath Hot
water heat Practically new house.
4O4 W. 9Th ST.. iS rooms bath. Hot
wator heat Combination fixtures
If05 ". Second ST. rooms bath Heater
porchcs an modern convenience
62t a. Jackson ST., 40 rooms, bath. Large
loi Front porch. AN conveniences
7O7 g. Harrison St. rooms bath
Heater An conveniences
sua W efh ST. 2 rooms bath. Detached
house Modern IN all respects.
301 Washington ST.. 10 rooms bath Ex
ceileni condition. Rented a. $4,000.
s. w. Cor Jarkson and Lancaster Ave
rooms. bath. store property. Excellent
condition
240f West ST.. 8 rooms bath. Tanffy.
Heafcr hll modern convenienccs.
VIII consider an Offer ON any ono Of tie
above properties Go Sec the property. then
see mo and learn how cheap YOU can bus
these properties. Any roasonahle offer will
not he refused.
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VACUUM CLEANER.
BEAUTY PARLoRs.

N6Rs. ANNA REED, 226 W NINTH ST.
III Hair dressing. facial massage, scalp
treatment manicurinz. Work done by ap-
pointmcnt nelnarvia phone 1882 i6-am
rRs CARRIE WRtGHr-1oto WASHING.
VI ton St, man'curing, hair dressing and
electric scalp treatment. facial massage,
fhsmpooing and singeing. Hair work b
speciality. ID. a A. Phone iQ54L. ml2-6m
fRs. GILBERT ". ANDERSON, GABLES
M Annex. 1901 1stnan. Manicuring,
Electrical scalp Treatment ana shampooing
Specially. Delmarvia phone 2f4&.
ft3-1m
nffss FRANCIS V. MULHERIE. s2s MAX.
NJ kct 81. full line Of switches and
fransformstions. ShampooinE, scalp ireat-
ment Face Massage, MAnicuripg, Nihratory
Treatment Combings neatly made Up. ID.
a A Phone 5e56-A. fi3-3m
rRs. n. DE WEES KELLY. $40 della.
NJ ware Ave Hair and shell goods. Toilet
Requisites. Hair Dressing Waving, CLIP
ping Scalp treatment, Shampooing, Facial
Ircs'mcnt. Manicuriag Chndren's Hair
Blocked. tl5-5m
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LADIES' SHOE POLISHING.

NOTICE u WISH TO NOTIFY THE
~ public that / have opened a PRIVATE
LADIES DEPARTMENT IN connection with
my Shoe Polishing shop io the Ford Building
Shoes Of ali makes materials and qualities
can be taken care of on short notice I have
also opened HAT CLEANING DEPART.
MtNr with best OF service. rciue attendants
Give us trial. Satisfaction guaranteed.
Open Iao =. M. 70 aa0 D. m. daily aud
Sundays. ROCCO ABESsfNfO. Ford Build.
inz Mar-26-3mo
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CHIRoPODIST.

I LIzABETH HAERAHAS. GRADUATE
Fowler a Hanna. Ltd. Chiropody snd
wsnieurinF- zi7-11s Ford Bldg d. a A.
MRS ANNIE n. sCHAEFER. cHfRopoDY
~ e-1 6biplsy 81 Opsn Mondsv. Wed.
nstdsy and Friday evenings and Sundag
nn'fi noon Visits b. appointment. d. 4
A phone 1765. f3xr
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WANTED HOUSEHOLD GOODS.

rT5E EXCHANGE 224-26 WEST SECOND
street buys everything in household
goods at the highest cash prices ID. q A.
phone 5373-A. f73m
pERGER PAYS MORE THAN OTHER
- dealers for your ofico furniture and
household goods. You're lc-'n nE money n you
don't sell 20 him. postal will bring our
buyer there with tho ready cash. Berger. ard
e. Shpley d. a A. phone 5tl3A. mf5.tf
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KOCFERS.

7 osEPH I. o'NEAL co.
ROOF Frs
Tan, Tar. Slate and SlaE Roofing
1ts West Third ST.
a8.1m
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PLUMBERS.
BUSINESS NOTICE.


II YOJ WANT TO SELL YOUR CLOTHES
coll up lsaac Gibbs sSs French ST.
d. a A. phone No. 1895 and he will call
for them. f27.tf
GROVES, WklNGERs AND CARPET
- Swespers repaired. Repairs for all
stoves. J. 4 SCHWEIzER. 525 W Front
St. Both phones fi7.tf
REST ROAST DINNER IN THE CITY, 9so.
sirloin Steakc, the way you like them.
Zoe. Home made pies a speciality. Eleven
years m husines must mean satisfactory
service LoPER'S. 2t5 W. End ST. u7tf
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HAT RENOVATING.
HAT REEoVITISG.

HAT RENOYtTISG.
A-.--- = rc=-= =-1 -c= -iH want ~
wear Jour firav cr Panama Hat We vol
c|ear Tour old cre and make % look like
rev st rerT small cost. Adso felt hats
r'eered ~ erpsrt hsffers Repairing and
IcrrosfrF All wors guaranteed
NEW YORK KAT CO.
nle smc. 2I7 Market S.
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ROOMS FOR RENT.

AN ADVERTISEMENT II. THE
II EVENING JOURNAL rs AN
AONERTisEMENT IN lHf HOME.
THE EVENING JOURNAL IS
READ IN MCRE HOMES EVERY
DAY THAN ANY OTHER della.
WARE NEWSPAPER.
Evening journal., 1912-04-06
HFIP WANTED-FEMALE.

xarANTFD GOOD RELIABLE WOMAN
w for homework in tho country. Apply
C.. A. Lippincott 312 Market St. si-lm
Evening journal., 1912-04-06

IN Wilmington. Del. April q 1919.
MEMBER Of Wilmington Lodge no. fsf.
T. A. Of N are requested 10 meet at their
rooms Sunday April 9 ~ Z O'Clock D. m.
10 view romains Of our late brother. j. -.
Halloren. a52t