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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-09-04
PLEADS GUILTY

Special uiarsfrh f1 tHc fntelligencer.
AlARHlEITA. o.. Sept 1-Arrnirn-
cd before Judge Jones ln Common
Pleas court today. Harry Crooks
pleaded guilty 90 faisiftinr a report
~ The condition of tho Waterford
Commercial and Savings hank ~
which be- was formerly cashier. ffe
was sentcncsd to two years in tho zen
af CnluwlN.r
J. clinton crooks. brother 81 Harry
and former manager ~ the Ohio-Mcx- -
icr Land and Lumber company
plead. ruJ.r fo aiding and abeffing
Harry CROOKS in the cmhezzlcmcnt ~
B. 500 bonds heiorainR Co George
Reed ~ Waterford. fie was Fentcnr-
cd fo three years in the penifentiarv
and f0 rar the costs. While there are
other Indictments and other counts
AGAINST the Crooks brothers nothing
viii io done with them
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WILL PROBE THE
GOTHAM SCANDAL
william ,. Flynn Formerly Connect
ed With Washington Service
Branch Has aesioned

WASHINGTON. Sept WIN J.
Flynn formerly deputy police com.
missioner ~ Tho city of New York.
today sent in bic resignation. a. on.
orator ln charge OF the New York
branch Of The United States secret
service 90 chief Wiikie ffo wiU bn
succeeded In tho New York Office
BY John Henry. his associate there
Though Nr Flynn letter of DO.
signafiou makes mo- intimafi0n OF r4
cause. he has considered undertaking
direction Of the Aidcrm1nir invest.
cation Of charges of graft against
the New YORK police
Chief Wilkes said today hc did not
knoW what Mr FLYNN proposed 20 DO.
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BAD wAsHoUr ON
TIE pENNsVLvA vANtA

T1NLEfNILLE. Pa. september g.
Another washout occurred near this
town This evening when n terrific rain
storm passed up the Ohio Valley The
tracks of lho Pennsylvania and ~. A
ID lines we're washed out Tor some
Wheeling az 10 p. m. was delayed four
hours
Reports from the rural sections are
70 the ofect that the farming element
has suffered largely Much stock has
been lost while crops are ruined.
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25 FEET HERE

PITTSBURGH. Pa. Sept 3 2-Fore.
caster Pennywitf t0nirht predicted
that the maximum stages FOR the
river at Pittsburgh "wednesday
would be ~ feet and at Wheeling
about % feet
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TIE wnATHra

WAsHINoToH, sept. s.-Forecssts
West VirEiuia-Eair wednesday and
TfurrfnV.
western pcnnEyivarfa-Fair Wsdnes-
aay ana Thursdavi light variable Winds
becoming east and aoutheaaL
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AMERICANS REACH
PLACE OF SAFETY
ALONG THE COAST
No Further Trouble Is Expected In
Niearagua-Panama-PoIlee Are
DISCHARGED

SAN JUAN DELSUR. Nicaragua,
Sept. 3.-Fifty American marines
reached Managua today. Rear Ad-
mirai Southerland. commander in
chief OF the United States Pacific
feet. controls the situation. American
naval contingents are garrisoning the
principal towns along the railroad.
The rebels have suspended operations.
detachment OF marines from Cor
into reached Leon Sunday. The popu-
lace showed evidences OF indignation
az the coming OF the Americans. but
their leaders kept them well in hand.
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WASHINGTON.

WASHINGTON. Sept. s. Mr..
Dodge. the American minister to Pan
anna. finally has secured some meas
ure OF satisfaction from the govern
ment Of that country for the maltreat-
ment OF number OF Americans by the
Panama police. In response to his de-
mand the chief OF police. Quijano.
rendered his resignation several days
ago and left Panama. Today the state
department was Informed that Police
Captain DelaOssa. Who had refused to
resign. had been separated from the
service by order of his government
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OHIO WOMEN
LOSE FIGHT;
LIGHT VOTE
Initiative and Referendum Carried by
Four to One vote-Liquor License
Also Carried.

COLUMBUS, o.. September 3.-Ohio
women today lost their fight to have
equal suffrage Incorporated in the con-
stitution OF the state. Although less
than half of the returns In tOday's
election on forty-two proposed amend
ments to the constitution. had been
returned by midnight, the majority
rolled up against suffrage was so great
that II was plain the final result could
not be changed. Indications we're that
all OF the other amendments, with tho
possible exception OF n $4,000. 900
bond issue for good roads had been
carried.
The farming communities voted
against the amendments as a whole.
About half state vote was cast
The Initiative and referendum had
been adopted. according to the first
$50 precincts out OF 5.197 in the
state. II received 63.093 votes for
and 33.0s5 against.
The liquor license had been carried
by 55,34i 10 20.9i2 Corresponding
matorities were credited 10 all OF the
amendments except suffrage and the
good roads. The suffrage vote from
$50 precincts showed 36Os3 for 10
55.139 asainst The good roads vote
was 1929 for 10 $3.50 against. The
NVhuAIg NlNiIlfNH were expected 10
change this result. however.
All Of the labor proposals received
good majorities
COLUMBUS. Ohio Sept. 3-Ths
women Of Ohio failed today in their
effort 10 gain the ballot. according 20
indications Of the early returns 20
night on the vote on ~ proposed
amendments TO the state constitution
While the earliest figures on which
this result Is based come almost en-
lirely from the larger cities OF the
state. Clevland. Cincinnati. Columbus
Toledo and Dayton. 90 was in those
places where the sunragists waged
heir most determined fights and poll
hcians said the result will not De
shanged by the final results Most Of
The more important of the o. proposed
amendments. ~ is believed. viii BE-
carried
The FIRST 327 prec nets OF tho -.tq7
In the state give The following vote
Yes 40
Equal suffrage .........1T.efs 9lT4.
Initiative and relendum 30.s5f S57t
Five million gold roads bond issue
Ccontinusd on Tenth Pagsl
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TAFT TALKS TO
p. O. EMPLOYEES s
STATES OLD GOVERNMENT
CLERKS WILL HOLD JOBS
Left Last Evening for Washington
and viii Address Deep Water
ways Meeting.

BOSTON, Sept. 3.-President Taft
tonight contrasted the conditions
that confronted a President in the
days OF the spoils system with the
system OF appointment under the
civil service. attacked the Demo
cratic house OF representatives for
attempting 10 limit the tenure OF
government employees. and declared
that so long as he has the power no
old government clerk need fear dis
charge unless the United States has
provided a system Of civil service
pensions TO keep him from want In
his old age.
The Presiden. spoke in Faneul hall
10 several hundred pOstoffice en-
ployes now IN convention here. He
said that the Job OF President in these
days is not a thing OF JOY when ap-
pointments ara considered. but the
times OF Lincoln. he added. must
have been a perfect hell" Aore than
anything else he has encountered in
the White House. .nr. gaft said. the
filling OF vacancies that are NOT un.
der the civil service has proved irk
some and distasteful to him. and
three times he has urged congress
In special messages to extend the
blanket OF the civil service 20 all
government employees.
Injuries His Foot.
Mr.. Taft motored In from Beverly
three hours before his train left for
Washington tonight to speak 10 the
clerks. He hmped into Faneuil hall
with his right foot In bandages and
wearing on it loose felt slipper in
stead OF a shoe
The foot was injured several days
ago while Mr. Taft was playing golf.
and late yesterday he strained 80
again lie was able 10 stand with
out aid tonight ana did not use a
cane in walking.
AZ S o'clock tonight tho President
left for Washington 90 keep an en-
gagemeut there tomorrow with the
International Association Of Chemis-
try lie will return hy way Of New
York. where he will board the yacht
MayfOwer. and on The way north will
stop az New London. Conn. 10 al.
dress the Atlantic Deeper Waterways
association Charles II. Hilles. chair
man of the Republican national com
mittcc. and George a. sheldon. its
treasurer. will be- his guests over
niGat Thursday ON the MayhOWer.
Mrs Taft probably will take the trip.
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CoOntinusd on Tenth Pagsj
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PUBLIC SALE.


d BLIC SALE or PERSONAL PRO.
pcrty. Having rented my farm 1 will
sell my personal property ON Tuesday, Feb-
ruary 20, 1912, at 1890 O'Clock sharp.
On the road leading from Hockessin 20
tastburn Quarries, 12 miles South Of
Hockessin, consisting OF head Of horses.
No thrown mare. years old good
farm and brood mare, weight 1900 pounds.
Nos. .. q. arc good farm and work horses
ranging I'M age from 3 10 10 years. No. 5-
Bay colt. years old, a very promising
colt unbrokcn. No. 6--Brown mare. S
years old thoroughly broken. work any
where and an extra good road mare and
fearless, a perfect beauty head Of homo
raised dairy cows. fresh with calves by
ihcir side others springcrs and mixers ]
good liolstcin stock bull; shotc pigs. Bcrk.
shire and Poland China. weigh 1875 pounds.
pigs. z or s weeks old. Farming imple-
mcnts--2 two horse farm wagons in good
order horse cart. hay nat. two-horse mar.
kct dearborn, two seated carriage. nearly new.
buggy spindle wagon. I milk wagon.
light carriage pole Kemp Worcester manure
sprcadcr. nearly new Mccormack Binder in
good order. Walter A. Wood moving machine
nearly new hayf fork and rope, Osborn
hay teddcr. Deerinc horserakc for one Of
two horses. plank roller nearly new. Iron age
horse cultivator Check row corn planter.
Brickford Huffman grain drill, In good
order grain fan, spring tooth harrow,
smoothing harrow onehorse cultivators. .
no. 10 MNAFu INoMhs IfiNdNAouft NnfhNs
rakcs shovels hoes double and single troes
forked chains log and other chains. set
Of stage harncs. ] set Of lead gears. set Of
cart harness. ? sets Of light driving har-
ness 2 sets Of light double harness. one set
nearly new. collars haltcrs, brides double
and single lines, Ay by the ton, cornfodder
by the bundle 400 bushels corn by the
bushcl. 200 chickens household goods bed
room furniture and bedding. comforts. stair
and room carpets, dining room furniture.
cases Of drawers. over 100 years old. cook
stove. good now. dining room stove. double
heater. parlor stove. bed room stove . spin.
ming wheels. some antique furniture. brass
sndirons. Enterprise lard press. sausage cut
ter, lot Of dishes agatewnrc. kitchen uten-
sis. sets Of Mrs. Potts sad Irons and
many other articles too numerous 10 mention.
Conditions Of sale-All sums Of go dollars
and under, cash. All sums over 20 dollars
credit of six months No interest n paid
when due. II not paid when due interest
from date.
ELLWoOD WOODWARD.
Price nnworth. Auctioneer
Frank Dennison, CLERK f12.I4,1T
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For Sale

For Sale
COZ Van Buren,, r., B. P.. Special price
2l2 Walnut ST., - e.. = batns either con.
veniences--wiih large lot Renting for
S3400 Pc month. irgcsiigata and
make us az offer.
4o6 Lombard IL b b., GOOD condition,
price $3.50.
80 Concord Ave. square fcolt 8 r. &. b.
excellent location price $1,000.
SIG Washington ST., te j. q K hardwood
floors, large lot, in the best condition
Price S65OO.
4Os ". 10th ST. New square front s
r. b., practically modern. Price
3l1 W 2oth 81. Detached house. practi.
cally new, best Of condition. excellent
finish r & b, porch, gas. electric
light and al conveuirncrs. Price $500.
location low price If sold before Feb
ruary IS.
1913 W. 9th St. 10 r. & g., porches, open
fire places, modern. Very special price
IL sold before March 25th.
iO11 Madison St.. r. * b. ? porches.
large lot. open 10 street in the rear.
Price $3.50.
$50 W. 9th St.. 10 r. a b.. porch. good
condition. Price $4,000
125 Renuett ST., G r., severed. Price
$1,000.
In addition to the above. VIC have other
properties listed covering all parts OF the
city II not suited in the above advise
Your wants and we viii supply them. Fof
information and particulars call az Office
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sold. One carload from South Dakota, good
chunks weighing up 10 1900 pounds One
carload from Illinois tho kind that arc very
seldom seen, the rare kind. Fifty head ~
and Indifferent. An of those horses arc
we'll broken and quiet You can't hitch them
wrong
Come, We have what you want and need
nno Ne VIII sell them fou have two DAYS
on ah warranted horses n they are moi
as represented hiring them back and 80,
your money. Private sale Of horses snd
mules 81 all times Horses can h. seen
before day of sale. Come and look them
over 90 days credit purchaser eivins
bankablo note with approved indorser
SAMUEL A. MCDANIEL & SON.
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FOR RENT
L. B. WAKEMAN,
Eighth and Shipley Streets.
FOR RENT
1916 ". Fifth ST., 6 rooms.
sol East Ffrhfh - q -.

1915 ". Fifth ST., rooms
sol East Eighth St., rooms
306 Monroe ST.. rooms
l4os French ST.. rooms
141o French ST.. rooms
lois Brown St.. rooms. bath, porch.
il2l Conrad ST., rooms, bath porch.
s04 Maryland Ave. rooms. hath. porch.
IA Riddle Ave, Z rooms. bath. porch.
2l4 Union ST. rooms, bath. porch.
622 n. Broome St., 10 rooms bath. porch.
Store and dwelling. s. w Cor. Fourth and
Lincoln SITS.
Third floor. 72s Market street.
AIS DelamcTe Place, = rooms. bath.
504 Delamore Place. rooms bath. porch.
tl4 Delsmorc Place, rooms. bath
2o0o W. Eighth S. rooms porch
Once ". Seventh 81
@. j. o'KEEFE,
No. ". Seventh ST
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PUBLIC SALE or 100
HORSES. az Samuel A.
McDaniel's stables. asq
West Front ST.. Whining
ton. Del, Tuesday, Feb.
20. 1919. al 1 o'clocs
sharp. Two express car
loads Of extra good Young
horses as We have always
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STOVES. REPAIRS. ETC.


MTiO DOES YOUR STOVE AND HEATER
W repairing Don't experiment. Get a
postal 60 Dawson, expert stove repair man,
go W. fth. Shop 5Ot King. Prices always
tho lowest. Roofing and Spouting. Heater
and Stove work. i23.Im
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ROOMS FOR RENT.

IAN ADVERTISEMENT IL THE
n EVENING JOURNAL IS AN
ADVERTISEMENT IN THE HOME.
THE EVENING JOURNAL IS
READ IN MORE HOMES EVERY
DAY THAN hEy OTHER della
WARE NEWSPAPER.
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PRINTERS.
HAIR DRESSING.


pufFS, SWITCHES AND CURLS, MADE
from your own combings. Madam NJ
A. Sterling, 81 E. 10th 81 f3.1m
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ARCHITECTS.


A kCHITECTS AND ENGINEERS, Bls
a Market ST. 80 years Of active practics
brings TO our clients. much ureful knowledge
In design and construction. shd We warrant
cur work correct in all respects
r. J.. RICE. Jr.. Co. tiucl
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RUGS. CARPETS. ETC.


NEW RUGS WOVEN FROM OLD CAR.
~ pets by our latest patent method of
reinforcing assures YOU OF tho best that
can be had. Carpet cleaning speciality.
TArIS RUG MFG. co, Inc.
Phone 26sO. s22 Tatnall ST.
ffs.ff
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statesmen WANTED.

I fQJOR SALESMAN WANTED BY
- large distillery TO sell local trade Ad.
dress Ihos Ward & Co, 50 Fourth Ave,
Now York city. n7.2t
Q ALESMEN WANTED TO SELL AIR
- Brush Design Show cards. price tickets
and other spccialtics 70 merchants Big
profit Catalogue free. Mail Dealers Whole.
sale House. 545-B Monolith Bldg. New
York, h7.it
XNTtNTED-MAN no TRAVEL IN della
~ ware for 1912. Soaps Grocery Special.
tics. Candies. etc. Good pay aud tailor
made suit IN 90 days Experience unncc-
essar.. J. p. McBrady & Co.. Chicago
fI7-1t
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FOR RENT
Rent

1929 W. Fourth, rooms, bath. porch.
500 n. Clayton, rooms, bath, porch.
800 Madison, store and dwelling.
2i9 y. Front Store
1905 Maryland Ave, rooms, bath, porch.
sos y. Sixth. rooms
2O7 n. dupont. rooms, bath, porch.
118 ~ Conlen. 3 rooms. bath. porch.
924 n dupont. rooms bath. porch.
Sixth ave. and Duncan. store and dwelling
1903 Coleman, rooms
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MONEY TOLOAN.


MONEY TO LOAN OK rIRST MORT.
cages W. s. Vernon. s27 IL Market
~ 1871
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LOST AND FOUND.


7 OsT-FULL PAID INsTALLMENr RE
= ceipt r. j. DUPONT dc Ncmours Pow
Co., No. A.. name r.. Reircl n found re-
turn 70 Victor DUPONT. city. fl7-3w- cod
| OST-WlLMlNGTON SAVINGS
~ Fund Deposit Book No, 705Ss IN
the name Of Rosanna German Nodce
has been given and new book applied
TOT f3-1C-f7
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PAINTERS.

---~--------~-~~-~--~->~r
w b. REMLEI--sO2 1A9NAii STREET
" Painting, Graining aud hardwood hn-
ishing Highest class Of work at iacderats
rates. d. A. Phone 2725A,
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RESTAURANT.

~ boat don't forget LEM'S Quick Lunch
Restaurant We handle the best Chinco-.
teague Oysters, served in an styles at 333
East ath ST. Open a, m. until / p. m
Automatic 1923. ~ 3m
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HELP WANTED.
AGENTS WANTED.


1xTANrFD-WATCH AND JEWEIRY RE.
w pairing. Also eye fitting. Store open
evenings until 5 o'clock Saturday evenings
until o O'Clock. Lyn Thomas, 400 Market
~. flftf
ADY AGENTs-NEw ARTICLE. EVERY
II woman needs a.. Sells on sight Write
for agency proposition, Mrs. fihy's Baudago
90. l1a schy 81, Detroit, Mich.
l24.sat. .only.lt
A GOOD AGENT WANTED IN EVERY
~ town 10 represent an old established
life insurance company that makes a spec.
iaiy Of temperance risks, low rates and
liberal contract TO capshlo man. Address S.
WILSON Secretary, POO Broadway, Now York.
fl.-6t
xxTHIsKEY MADE Ar HOME SAVES
" so per cent dealers price with
'lANOL' Concentrated Extracts some.
Thing new. Agents coming money Beers
sold GOO the first week. llauianscn 200 in
two days. Others making So. Si2 $40
daily. no LIQUOR LICENSE REQUIRED
STRICTLY LEGITIMATE. Makes tho
genuine article. USED BY LIQUOR DEAL.
HRS FOR YEARS. New 20 consumer Enor.
nous demand. quick sales large profits.
SELLS lN EITHER WET OR DRY TER.
hiIOltN, Light compact can be carried
IN pocket. Act quick. send postal today for
Free Booklet giving secrets of making n.
Quors al home Universal Import Co, Dent.
No 1890, Cincinnati. Ohio n7.It
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DRESSMAKING.

DREssMAKERs AND TAiIoRs NTTEN,
- TIONi Everything In tailor's supplies
Bring your next order here You'll hnd
the prices fight Buttons 10 order on short
notice y, Levinsky. 228 W. 4th. d. \ A.
Phone 5212D n25-1year
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G. H. Hayden,
9th & Jefferson SITS.
,oth Phones.
FOR RENT
Both Phones

7o3 Washington. Is X. & 3. ......s6o
1905 Madison, 10 r. & b. ...... $40
l7OS Broomc. IL n. & b. .....S3O
qol Adams, r. & b. ............S $50
l07 W. 2dh St., 3 r. a. b. ......S S22
rs Fulton r. b. .............Si9
122 Vs. Eighteenth St.. 10 X. & b. ISIS
229 W. 22nd., g r. a. B. .............S2l
329 n. Twenty Fourth, z Il. B. ......S19
1913 Tatnal, r. & B. ............S $50
lli5 Oak, r. & b. ..-....-.........S14
200 and 237 DUPONT, r.. y. .S1f
902 and 9Os Brown. each, r. ....SlO
24c-2d2 Sixth Ave, r., B. new ......el2
.l2 Gray avenue, r. Z =. ......-.Sl3
2so7 W. Second. r. D. ..........Sle
503 Poplar. r & ?. .....-........S17
% =. Twenty r. ..........Stl
i74O w. 9th, r. 3. -...........Sl3
1913 W. Fourth, r. b. ..-.......S1l
9l3 shallcross. r. B. ........-. Sls
527 s.. Van Buren, on Cor r. b. S16
$40 Vandever Ave. 6 u. a b. new SCI
5O4 s. Franklin St. r.. & B. .....St6
and 9 Carter r. ...,.....S1o
614 W Third. 8 z. a r. ........s s1s
3Is Ninth Ave. =. B. ....... Sli
500 Poplar. r. B. .........Sl5
817 Poplar 3 r. ............si
703 dupont. r. tcolored) ....... $3.50
1913 W. ith ...............S p
store 9th Ave & Duncan ST., 10 R. b $40
siore--6ih s Spruce, 10 r & R. ....s25
Store S W Cor 4th Market. floors Sis
Store-1s1e 81. Second, 3 r. ISIS
Stores Offices and business places-Corner
Fourth and Market. Corner Seventh and Tat.
nall Seventh and French. s36 Market 72s
Market. 7o5 King III Tatnall, 6f2 King
Stables snd sbops-9th and Monroe, "
Thirtieth St. 3i4 S. Franklin ST 1915
West Fourth 81.
Desirable apartments in the Agnes. Des.
ware. Buckingham, Virginia Terrace and
others
slverside, r. city conveniences. acre
Holly Oak, r. city conveniences
Claymont R., with barn, ! acre
Hnlcrest. r. & B., on trolley
Ashley and z r., city conveniences.
Richardson Park, 2 & r. each.
Greenbsnk on trolley. 10 r. b. large poui.
try house. barn and fruit, ] 10 acres
River front. Rodgers Corner. on trolleys
Mansion House. barn, fruit, s acres
Msrshallton, IL r. b.. barn. 3 acres.
Farm, Boothwyn. Paa 90 acres
Prices Corner. 6 R., large lot.
Farm--Iron Hill, rs acres. yearly s7Ea
Many others; call for particulars
Bargains for sale. all sections
o. @. GOODEN.
W. NINTH STREET.
Real Estate. MortFages and Iusursnes
notn Fn0neA-
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Notices Rooms Rent Wants. Sales Proposals Business Opportunities
FOR SALE.

AN ADVERTISEMENT IN THE
- EVENING JOURNAL is AN
ADVERTISEMENT IN THE HOME.
THE EVENING JOURNAL IS
READ IN MORE HOMES EVERY
DAY THAN ANY OTHER DELA-
WARE NEWSPAPER.
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LADIES, TAnoRS-

THERE IS AN INDIVIDUALITY IN
man.tailorod garments that characierires
The Wcaror and brings out their personality
Every line Is brought out by careful drafting
and workmanship To Introduce our super
ior tailoring W, will make suit 20 order S25
Season price S35 and $40. Workmanship
same as higher priced garments. Offer goods
until February 2Oth. NATHAN r.. LEO
rOLD. 30S West 9Th St.. d. a A. Phone
21Oo-D. jts.1m
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SANITARY WORKERS.

M K. KELTER
~ SANITARY. oDoRIEss FxcAvATIeo
omce: ". Cor. Fourth and West Sta.
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WANTED.

AN ADVERrIsEAENT IN THE
~ EVENING JOURNAL is AN
ADVERTISEMENT IN THE HOME.
THE EVENING JOURNAL IS
READ IN MORE HOMES EVERY
DAY THAN ANY OTHER DELLA
WARE NEWSPAPER.
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HORSE SHOEING.
PUBLIC SALE.

0DAAAA OkAllLs
public SALE or STOCK AND FARMfNG
implements. February 22, 1912. John
blackburn. most
DUBLC SALE-MARCH s. SALE or
stock and farming implements of NJ.
X. Roser at Hookessin Delaware al 1880.
Dilworth, auctionccr. fI5-to.m4
DUBLIC SALE-WILL BE SOLD on THE
premises. iO2 West 18th street. this
city, on Tuesday, Goth instant. az ono
o'clock p. M, fine lot of antique furni-
turo and china IN excellent condition. fine
steel engravings, pictures, books, household
HARRY j. SrIDHAM,
flo-ft Auctionccr.
pUBLIC SALE-THE UNDERSIGNED RE.
firing from the dairy business will sell
a. my residence 40 Tslieyvillo. on Concord
Pike on Monday. February 10. 1912. al
o clock p. M. r. head Of high grade dairy
cows Holstcins and 6uernscys. big mixers
and young, z Of these COWS have calves BY
their side An the others are close springers.
2-ycar-old thoroughbred Jersey bull
TERMS months credit on sums over S25;
2 per cent. on for cash.
PuSEN p BROWN.
Shdham Son, Auc. ne 1t.16.17
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CHIROPODIST.
WATCH REPAIRING.


nOES YOUR WATCH NEED REPAIRINGF
- Don't experiment. Bring II here where
watches, 20 year cases $500 Wedding
rings made 70 order. William ). Rock. b.
H. Cor. 7th and Walnut j18.6m
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John ]. Monaghan,
4 West Seventh Street.
FOR RENT

1903 DUPONT, r. & b. ........ S26
1913 W. 9th St.. 10 r. a b. ...... S35
17Os Broome, 10 r.. & p. .......S $50
lOfl W. 9th ST., 9 r. & b. ......S25
1905 Pennsylyania ave, 10 r. & B. .S45
g21 Wawaset Ave. X. & B..S S26
1908 jackson ST.. corner property ... $50
10i4 Wawaset Ave, 3 X. & b. ...... S23
7C1 Monroe St.. 10 r. A B. ..S $50
Furnished house in best location over
Washington st. Bridge r. & B., porch and
an conyeniences.
- 9th Ave. r. b. ...s1s
s33 Jefferson St, r. & B. . S2l
9l7 ". End St., r. .......s SIS
10 Souti Scott new, r. & b. S1T
South Scott new. r. g. b. ..s14
1928 Chestnut st, X. ...S
200 Gray avenue, g r. ....S12
112-I14 w. Goth St, new, r. & B. SEA
SOC Lombard. II r. q B. .. S2o
For further information concerning any
of the above named properties call az Office.
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fiiWoon WOODWARD.
Price niworth. Auctioneer
Frank Dennison. Clerk n21417
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MUSICAL.

ID EAuTlFIL FALLING LEAVES" ny
- Mrs. A. Il. Hammond. Very pretty and
exceedingly catchy song just out. Copies
can be had at 2.7 Rodney ST. or az Lip
pincotrs fl6.3t
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