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The Sentinel=record., 1912-02-29

Mrs s A. Hawkins, dressmalkiag and alterations 6is Park avenue. inpue l4aa 1mo
The Sentinel=record., 1912-02-29
DR. HINTON ENTERTAINs.

pr Hinton and wife entertained some of the medical profession in honor of Dr. Lowenthal and wife oi Chicago. at dinner at the Milwaukee hotel, Tuesday evening
The Sentinel=record., 1912-02-29

You are probably aware that pneu- monia always results rom cold but you never heard of cold resulting in pneumonia when Chamberlain's Cough Remedy was used. Why take the risk when this remedy may be had for trifle? For sale by all dealers
The Sentinel=record., 1912-02-29
TIE RICHMOND HOTEL

8. Elliston and Son, Proprletors. 90 outside rooms. newly furnished l block from Bath House Row. steam heat, electric lighta, call bells
 RATES s7 TO SIP PER WEEK Call and See Us Before Locating
 S5 EXCHANGE ST.
 Furnished flats snd cottages foi llkhk housekeeping in connection.
The Sentinel=record., 1912-02-29

The Mitchell map of Hot Springs 25c. at Weayer's Book store. 2.2s.ti
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cidcnt; but it led to unlocking Of tongue that other
wise might have remained mute or uuluorming.
Mrs Dcamar claimed the seat labeled "Tcarc."
After dcpositng suitcase and some magazines in it,
she chattcd with her escort through the open window
"Rathcr a bore having to take this long Journey on
such hot day. she said when She and the other woman
had exchanged critical looks which comprised hats
costumes gloves, and shoes in one sweeping yet accurate
estimate.
81 hope you are not feeling unhappy. Fccna," said
Tcarc, carcssng long lip with well glovcd hand
why should |? My tailors cXcclod themselves in
this coat and skirt fancy, and can be really
unhappy when she is well dressed" She named fash
ionablc Fth-avc firm.
ayes, suppose that is true must learn to look on
my tailor as a refuge in distress He often has to feel
that way whether he likes it or not
Tcarlc guffawcd at his own wit happily oblivous
that Mrs. Dclamar had mentioned her talor5 by name
in order to qucl any lurking doubt in the other womans
mind to the possibility Of the coat and skirt being Of
lower order Of creation
How long will this business keep you the COAST"
he asked.
81 hope to return on Thursday
Going to Absccon,'
"No hate the place. Are you gadIng off to Mar
rlgausctt today?'
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official document spoke Of "thc smashing right-hand
blow that had backcncl Joe Brctts eyes. The words
supplied one Of those Of testimony which,
cntwincd with Others Of the same consistency might
form rope stout enough to hang man. or keep him in
Jail for twenty years Again, Don Miguel Santandcr
had described his Argentine estate remote in effect
1t would be place where in the absence Of good roads
horses became necessities Of life and automobiles useless
cncumbrlnccs.
The most singular feature Of the Wavcrton case to
ClanCy's mind was the ease with which Charles Scott
had persuaded everybody, even a wife and valet that
he was Claude Wavcron. The detective had been con-
Scous from the outset that the divorced mans remark
able change OF manners and habits invited inquiry and
one flash OF binding light vouchsacd when he stood
with DIR. Mcrclcr that curve of the coast road
Palm Beach had shown him the solution Of the puzzle
II did not explain reasons of course The motives that
inspired man like Scott solitary and rcclusc volun-
tarly cXlcd from his native land, to change places
with a fashionable roundcr Of the Curly Wavcrton
type, were hidden at present. Apparently, no mad
der thing could have been done Such a SubStitl-
ton courcd failure, prompt detection, and condign
punishment 1t held out absolutely hope of success
Yet 1t had been almost completely successful! That
was fantastic element in an affair glowing with fan
tasy And 1t was surpassed only by the way in which
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wits when untmcy aroused. Ii could tale AN. @ whose
lightcst word would harrow up thy SOUL freeze thy
young blood make thy two eyes, like stars start from
their spheres thy knottcd and combined locks to part
and each particular hair to stand on end like quIIS
upon the frctfu porpcntnc.'
The quotation from "Iamlct,' delivered with some
histronic force and marked ccancss, accompanied
by stripping Of the paper wrapping of a square DON
painted green, with glass front and sides. WITHIN Ic,
posed a fine stuffed owl, which Clancy held before
Stengals indignant eyes; while it was, OF course
equally visible to others.
IN spite of his annoyance the chief Inspector reaHea
that there must be some method in his subordinate
madness He was completely at loss to account tor IT.
but he deemed it best to play up to the lead SN
so confidently. What else could he do' Apparently
Clancy meant to blab out the whole story!
$50 you have brought that have you'' he said caSf
ing wildly at the first noncommital words his perP'A''
brain could evolve. ,,
"Yes. You remember, it was given me by an ADsGSoj
policeman. Mrs Kyrles gardener killed it, after II L'.
attacked the lady in her garden, causing .se' ="
scream out something dreadful, as the man sad, iii
at is a curiosity, certainly, admitted Steingau $o
trying to supply Clancy with a cue for by this lLno
Mrs Delamar had abandoned prctcnse and was gains
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the mDosturc had been discovered. II Clau.. #aver-
ton were i'm fact Don NigUcl Onctimc tutor ID. had no
more TO do with Mrs. Dclamar the death NJ ~ uS-
band than the in the moon; but, for al. '' his
unmaskIng would be the direct outcome OF pol. -vcs-
LEGATIONS into the antcCcdcnts Of Mrs. Dc,aw~ and the
cause Of Kvrc's death. Sometimes q scientist. ..arch-
ing for new element in his test tubes, bluu.~-
more amazing and wholly unforeseen development. and
even Detective Bureaus favored in tha, way occa-
sionally.
WIHEN Clancy gave rein to his imagina,.n in fol.
w lowing up a train Of thought, his eyes grew intro
sDcctivc, and his mobile face urrorci each II his
mental flights. Now he sat facing Stcng." and on
Mrs. Dclamar's right, His feet were tuckoL "r..r the
revolving chair; so, being short his shoulders We're
nearly foot from its cushioned back Each u merry
Gus hand cutchcd knee and his eyes o. ~. outward
scmblancc were fixed mcdtatlycly gu.-.. brown
paper package lodged securely in Of luggage
rack above Ntriugalls head.
He looked so peculiar that the golt-pay. woman
eyed him with good deal Of quiet curiosity. md Ms
Dclamar gave him searching glance beor. settled
down 10 read a newspaper.
Stcnga, growing FESTIVE for want Of cigar solved
70 arouse his colleague from this day dreau..
81 meant 20 ask earlier; but something 'r..uted
me-" he said, leaning forward and smiling %. ..-on-
ccrtci expression that crossed Clancy fac. .n sud-
denly recalled TO sense Of his surrounding. hat IS
in that parcel? l. has q look Of mystery Have YOU
discovered some long-Iost relatives in New . . and
are YOU bringing them present.
"Can't you guess and YOU noted .... .."e'
snapped Clancy.
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noisy gesture sounded uncommonly ike the locking Of
fcttcr5 on q icon'5 wrists.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1912-08-19
gbriitengemebel bauert
fort.

Gettinie. Wontenegro, Is. aug.
Die Vebermebelung BON G6riiten IN
benz 9erdna Diitritt in 9lbanien
bouert fort. Cine an3abl BON gbri<
itsn betpobnter DDrier fpurben am
Sonntog BON tiirfifder 4rtillerie In
8ranb gefboFen unb eingedidert.
Die RiebermesIung Der gbriiten IN
8erana beeann am porigen Jreitag,
ais In nnmittelbarer Wdbe Der monte
negriniihen 9ren5e fpobnenbe Ghris
iien BON elmer 8npoe mobdmsooniihen
4rnauts, ansebli1 tiirtifden Soloas
ten, iiberfallen tpurben. Wie es beiBt,
purben in benz aampfe piele Jrouen
nieNrgemebelt, tpdbreno bic 9iirten
cine an5abl iunser Wdoden nit forts
f4leppteH.
Reues aus Merifo.
Suare3, Wer., 18. 4usuft. 5iir
einise Stunben bauits am 5onniaa
bier elm RebelIenbduflein unter Der
5iibrung einer 5ruu. Mit 3ebn Res
bellen gdloppirte bic 5rau no6 Der
poli5siItation. enttpdffneie ben polis
aeidef unb feds istnsr poli3iiten.
fDdbrenb Die Rebsllsn 5u gleitsr 3eii
| fh Der pferbe Der poliaeibsamtsn be-
mdhtisien. Damn sine ss nat per'
ihiebensn geihdften, mo- prppiant
geforoert ipurben, bic man ou9 on.
itanoslos ausbdnbtgte. Wlit ibrel
8sute perlisben bann bic Rebe[l.n I'M,
gebinbert bic Staot. Die fSiibrertr
ioa bic Satin bon Sberit Go3art
alanis iein. Der ii6 nit Ieinsn aeuter
In Der QGbe bon paIomai befinoet
Man glaubt, bab iie nit ibrsn 2eutel
IIih 5u ihrem @aiten bsssben pirb. De
lleberfaI auf bi. poli5siftation ton
nolig uneripartet unb bic Dolisiitel
lieferten ohne Wibsritdnb ibre Maf
| fen aus. 2im Sonntag 4bsnb fpuroel
bic StraBen bon giirserpairouilsn be
poht, bic nit allerbano dltmooifhel
Waffsn auseeriiitet tparen.
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Jn(an0Ic(egrap6
Der. Stadteu Sfft3isre
qeheu in's GusfaHo.

Waibtngtou. .. g.. Is. 4us.
Sas Griegspepdrtement piro ben
fiir5lia tingsfiibrteH grau4. ouB aa@
paqeries uno riezSfii5iere gu
Disnit8pedsn mad eem 4uslano g.s
ianot peroeu, nunmebr nod tpeitsr
aussebnsn. 3apttdn Sohn 9. Jair
bonn pierten acknowledgement. Der
iit ssgsnpdrtig auf Der arisssituls
befinost, piro osmnd9it nd4 Gsutihs
lamb reiisu, I'm in sinem preubilhsH
Resimsnt 9i.nit gu tbun. Ebers
2ieutenant 6. y. Graham bonn Is.
Rapllsris Regiment ssbt nah Der
Reitihule in 5anHoDer unb fals ot.
itulisnii6s Rsaieruns ihre 3nltim'
muns basu sisbt, ipire Obersaitutes
naut Scbn 6. Wuntgomerp pom 10.
aapaQsris. Rssimeut na9 Der italisnts
i6en aoocuerief6ule in Tor Dt
Auinto gsianSi usrben.
Grauiiger Ioo.
Rem grigbton, pd., 1S. Qug.
gbparb. Sames unb Sohn 5aplor,
ainoer i'm alter BON iehs WoHaten.
3tpei uno pier Sahren. perbrdnntsn IN
Der Ra1t pom Samitus gum Sountas
in ibrem elterli6en 6Guie. oas our4
,inen grobsn gernbaroiner Suno in
8rann geiest poroen mar, Der eins
trennenoe Campo in Der aihe umses
tporfen bate. Die Glteru trugsn bel
oem Deriuh, ibre ainoer gu rettsn.
| ihtpere granoipunosn odpon.
Roofepelt iit iebr entbu.
fiafii9.
Cpner Ban, 81. D., 18. Mug.
Don benz gmpfang. Der ibm in Rhcoe
Sslano unb in Utaiiqhuisits sefpor.
rem. iiberaus beseiitsrt, .ehrte SberIt
Nooiepelt am Sonniaa nat Gnittr
Ban suriid, no er bis Wiittpod 81.
bleiben eebenit, um oann mad Wlltess
barre. po., gu reifen. er erildrte.
bah Die Orobe Der Wenffenmensen.
bic iid su ieinen Reben einfdno. unn
Die gsgeiitsruns. tpelhe bic Mengen
tosumentir.eu, ibn thatiddlidh iibers
raitt babe. Gang befonbers bob sr
bic gerfammluneen In propioense uni
ON Samii1g 4beno in Bottom berpc-
| lIeber bic pom ibm in Repere gsdh
RaiI., sematre Bsmeriung NIT 9esul
ouf ben prdlibenisn 5aft. bob 6,
vtoots s5rosen1 niht ipeiter bebanbeir
tpolle, bemsrtie RooIepelt. oab Der orei4
edge aompf lid, nunmebr su einew
| aompf spiitsn nur 3tpei perfonrn 3u,
lipiBe. Mii 9ssus aui feline aampasn'
| inn Weitsn bemertts Roospelt. bab Il
ibm abfolut unmoslih isi, ben 5ahI'
lcien Ginlabuneen, bic on ibn ersan'
qen. su entipreben unb .r iid) notbge
brunaen harduf beihrGnfen miiife. II
4 ierem Staaie cine Rene 3u halten. b
| Bic 2sit fir Idngere Reii.n 3u fur;
bem.lTen iei. Bon Wempbis aus Be
obiihtisi sr. nah ieintr Grfldrung
cine Neostour burh ben Siben 3u ma
| den unb In ben Gtaatsn Wifiifiippi
i Qpuifiona, alabama, Georgia uR!
lglOTesGasslina ~ fprsasa.
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rs. Satrgang.
Wetterberidt.

CTR 8 bio: 0erGnberlifes Dets
Ter uno pabridtinlih fotdls Reqens
ftduer am Wontag uno 9isniiag;
leihter ptrGnberlifer Winb.
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Grie, ga, Is. 4uguit. .Gs tonn
iein, bab man mid bdnst. ober oas
muht ia audi nt9ts. benn if bin Elm
alter Monn4. Das puren bic Worte
nss SO Sabre aIien Jofeph 2rstopssi.
,sinsi i5armsxs. -an-sS -snsss -sss Nh.
Evening journal., 1912-01-16
SANITARY WORKERs.
MAI NNDEll
TYPEWRITERS.
PHYcICAL CULTr -lI'.

~IUB NOW FORMING. OBSTRUCTION
- in boxing wrestling, bag punching
Terms reasonable. Rsnncit s. lebhy, ;. 2
Cor. 9TH and Fronch. DIS Ia
Evening journal., 1912-01-16
NEWSY DOINCS
OF NEW CASTLE
Oyster Fleet Workers Tel
Tales Of Suffering From
Bitter Cold
BAPTISTS TO HOLD
ANNIVERSARY SERVICE

Special to THE EVENING JOURNAL
NEW CASTLE, Jan. 16.-Footsore
and suffering Intensely from the zero
weather, men from the oyster fleet
at Tnghmans Island, Md, are con-
stantly arriving here. -Four unfortu-
nate men who have plodded the great
er part of the way from oyster boats
which ran out of provisions, arrived
here yesterday. Zero weather formed
the ice that froze up the oyster
dredges and the solid ice jam. nearly
foot in thickness, caused the men
10 walk ashore and start for their
homes in Philadelphia. The mems
ears and hands we're badly frost
bitten. They were given warm food
and coffee and enough money was
raised to pay their fare on the cars
10 Wilmington and by boat to Phila-
delpbia. The tale Of suffering told
bv the men was heartrending.
In the First Baptist Church this
evening tho Sunday school anniver-
sary will be held A pleasing vocal
and instrumental musical program
will be presented Presents will be
made to the officers of the school.
rho funeral of Mrs. Mary Gallagher
schuchardt will take place tomorrow
morning. Requiem mass will be cele-
brated in ST. Peters Church and in-
terment will be made in the adjoining
cemetery. The pail bearers will be
Hugh u. Duffy, John p. Murphy,
Philip sheridan. John Atkinson and
James McPike. Mrs. Schuchardt died
ON the eve Of the sixteenth anniver-
sary Of her wedding.
The fourth quarterly conference OF
the NJ. E. Church was held last even
ing. The report of the pastor showed
all obligations met and that in re-
Vival services and pastoral calls he
has been busy during the year Tho
Rev. H. X. Moore Is not expected TO
return TO New Castle next year.
Mr.. and Mrs Michael Deylin were
in Chester yesterday attending the fu-
neral of Mrs. Devlin's uncle, Joseph
smith. of No. 3012 West Third street
Mr. Smith was drowned ono night last
week while going aboard the govern
ment dredge Cataract at Marcus
Hook.
Revival services will be conducted
all week in the Methodist Church by
the Rev Carlisle Hubbard, of Hagers-
town. Md.
George u. White, who has been EN-.
ployed I'm the signal service ON. }th'
Delaware Railroad has been trans
ferred to the Maryland division at Bal
= nmore. .-.r-'
William Davidson is stlll maxim
calls on young men in this section
and as a result Friendship Lodge Nc
3, A. o. u. W.. is receiving man
new members
The following officers of New Castl
Grange have been installed: Master
Alfred j Davidson; overseer, SamuC
B Miller; steward. James w. Den
ming: secretary. W. 70. Cranston
assistant steward. Lea Davidson; lad
steward, Mrs Clayton ID. Appleby
Flora. Mrs. Thomas Lefevre; POmOnl
Mrs. George l.. Appleby.
The storage battery car of the De
aware City line after being snow
bound for three days got to Dobbin.
vile yesterday afternoon.
Members of Division No. 3, A. o. II
have been invited to the fourth ann
versary celebration of Division No 1
i'm Wilmington tomorrow evening. On
of the local members was instrumeI
tai in organizing the baby divisio
which has made such creditable hea,
way since being organized.
Evening journal., 1912-01-16

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 DELLA
WARE NEWSPAPER.
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THuRspAY. IAN. 1s. ]

The undersigned will sell at Public vendue,
THURSDAY. JAN Is, 1912.
at 1 o'clock, m,
az tho Lumber Yard Of the late Gideon
r. Hukil, on Railroad Avenue, in Mid.
dlotown. Delaware, the following described
personal property, 20 wit;
The lunber, coal and lime business late
Of the SAID Gideon T.. Hukill deceased with
his entire stock OF lumber, building mater
ial and coal. A large fire proof safe, Office
desks aud furniture. platform and counter
scales lot Of canvas coal sacks, shoves,
plnCh bars, coal snutes coal screens coal
carts, . lumber wagons, sets of cart har-
ness, sets Of wagon harness. cart horses,
an entire outfit for making concrete bricks,
i family carriage, L York carriage, I Dayton,
set Of double carriage harness, set Of
coach harness, I set Of single carriage har-
ness, / carriage robe, / family driving horse
and lot OF horse blankets busters and
carriage robes. tools and implements too num-
crous 10 mention. And at the same time
pursuant TO an order Of the Orphan Court
Of the State Of Delaware, in and for New
Castle county. will be sold the land on
which the major part Of said business Is
conducted. having front OF 1913 feet on
said Railroad avenue, and extending back
between parallel lines two hundred and
Twenty-Five feet 20 Scott street, having there.
on erected an Office building, coal bins, lum-
Ter sheds, scales. a railroad switch and other
improvements.
rlis business is the creation Of about
forty years OF growth and development, and
tue sale OF IL affords an unusual opportun-
q for those desiring 20 become engaged in
like pursuit.
The undersigned will attend the sale
Ell er m person or by her counsel
Martin b. Burris. Esq, and viii then
make known the terms OF sale
MARGARET w. HUKILL.
Administrators OF Gideon E. Hukill. de.
ceased. j9.l1.13.15.i6
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ROOMS FOR RENT.

AN ADVERTISEMENT IN THE
n EVENING JOURNAL IS AN
ADVERTISEMENT IN THE HOME.
THE EVENING JOURNAL Is
READ IN MORE HOMES EVERY
DAY THAN ANY OTHER della
WARE NEWSPAPER.
Evening journal., 1912-01-16
FIVE MEMBERS FOR
DELAWARE GRANGE

Delaware Grange had a large at
tendance last evening despite the cold
weather. Five candidates were initi-
ated. and this ceremony took up the
greater portion Of the evening other
candidates viii be initiated on Mon
day evening. when Delaware Grange
will entertain Newark Grange. Hervey
Walker, past state master OF the FORM
er grange. will be present and install
the master. P. p Robinson, and the
lecturer. W. II. Mccoy, both Of Della
ware Grange
Evening journal., 1912-01-16

\ 1rURPHEY AND Mckay.
M Plumbing and Heating Estimates
cheerfunv given. Jobbing promptly attend
cd Moderate prices SO2 Shipley street ID.
& a. Phone 169fA llo-lm
Evening journal., 1912-01-16
PUBLIC SALE.

nUBLIC SALE PERSONAL PROPERTY.
The subscriber about 10 relinquish farm
ing will sell at her residence back Of Old
Fair Grounds near river New Castle hun
dred. on Monday, February 8, 1912, at I
O'Clock .. M head Of work and driving
horses, milch cows 3 heifers, l bull. Z
pigs. so chickens / lot ducks, all kinds Of
farming improments, harness. collars. brides,
shovels, hoes, etc. Corn by the bushel Hay
bv the ton, fodder by the bundle, etc
MARY DEITRICK.
Terms at sale.
stidham & Son, Auctioneers. Ellis p.
Hicks. clerk.
jis s16. 1921. s.25,27.2e. e.s1.f2,i
Evening journal., 1912-01-16
BOARDING AND LODGING.

BOARDING AND ROOMS. REAsONA.ls,i,,,- - {, - :,
ID 40 JEFFERSON ST.
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CHIROPODIST.
ROOFERS.
PLUMBERS.

II AIPH }. FIDANCE.
X Plumbing and Heating. Moderate prices
Call attended 70 al once. 1902 West Sixth
street. ID. b A. Phone 154l-D. Deimaryia
1885. hi''H
Evening journal., 1912-01-16

NrrANTED-M -MIDDLE-AGED WHITE MAN
w 90 drive delivery wagon and care for
two horses. must be we'll recommended. Ad-
dress A-?2 Evening journal Office. ji2-u
Evening journal., 1912-01-16

one Of the best load Of horses l have shipped
this winter Gentlemen bring your cash
along and ! win sell you horse for cash
from $50 10 SIS less than you can buy on
credit I have sold over 200 head the last
ten days and dealers have bought over two
thirds Of them TO sell over again. Come and
win show you good LOT Of horses Sale
Wednesday, January II
WAI H. KLAIR
isle Baraar, wilmirr'or. Dei.
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POULTRY.

NrR. POULTRYAfAN. II YOU ANE NOT
M getting eggs don't blame the chickens
Help them along by feeding Conkcy's Lay
ing Tonic Il. NJ. Mcclure & Son. 212S
Market ST.: VIM. G. Valentine. sos W. Front
St.: j.. W. Yarnan, 314 King st.; II J.
Ellis, Concord Ave. and o. r. r.; }.
F. Kelly s24 King ST. il6l0
q NEEzING. MOpING FOWLS HAVE
> Roup. Cure them quickly with Conkey s
Roup Remedy. Get il on a money. .back"
guarantee az NJ. Mcclure & Son. tl2S
Market ST.. Wm. G.. Valentine, sos ".
Front 81 J. W. farnall, 3l4 King St. /;
H. J. Ellis Concord Ave and b. r. r.. /:
j. =. Kelly, s24 King St. ii6.19
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WATCH REPAIRING.


nOES YOUR WATCH NEED REAPIRINGf ?
- Don't experiment. Bring IL here where
you're sure Of expert Workmanship. Elgin
watches 20 year cases $3.50 Wedding
rings made 10 order. William J. Rock. S.
= Cor 9TH and Walnut il3 om
Evening journal., 1912-01-16
FOR EXCHANGE.

WILL EXCHANGE REMINGTON TYPE
w writer for patentable idea. Address
Typewriter. Evening Journal. j2-f
MISSION BOOKCASE FOR ANYTHING
4i Of equal value Addres Mission Even
ing Journal. jeff
Evening journal., 1912-01-16
MUSICAL INSTRuMENTS.

NFUsICAL INSTRUMENTS OF ALL DE
M scriptions. bought and sold. Repairing
q speciality. Bows repaired iOc. Sheet
music and orchestra selections Catalogue
free on request. Old coins bought and sold.
Coin catalogue 12c, p. p. G. A. MILANO,
POI W. S,n ST., Wilmington, Del.
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Evening journal., 1912-01-16

NEW YORK, Jan. 16.-Dr. Joseph J..
O'Connell, OF 1870 Eighth avenue,
Brooklyn, says he has been assured
that he will be named as health Off
Ger to succeed DR.. Alvah II. Doty. The
post is important, as the man who
watches the port of New York looks
out for the health OF all the United
States. The place pays $12,5O0 year.
Evening journal., 1912-01-16
INTER-CLASSES
AT CAGE GAME

The preliminarios of the inter-class
basketball series al Delaware College
we're held in the Delaware College
gymnasium last evening before "A
small crowd and resulted in victories
for the Freshmen and Seniors The
Serior-Junior game was farce in
eOfar as the Seniors had the complete
Varsity lineup and played with their
opponents. The final score was 25
TO =. The line-up'
Taylor .... forward .. Sawdon
Harvey Ccapt) forward. .. Jolls
Almond
Savin ....-.. center. .... Foster
Butt
Lewis ....-..-. guard. ....... Mullin
Ayerst Hurlock
Attix guard .. Raughley
Goals from field. Taylor, 4; Har-
vey. 3; Sawin, 2; Lewis. 1 Foster, ..
Goals from fouls Sawin. 8; referee,
Patterson, II: timekeeper. MacAvoy;
time Of halves. 10 minutes.
The Freshman-Sophomor game
was a more evenly matched contest
and resulted in a victory for the
Freshies. Score z to T. Lineup:
Foulk ... forward. 49,. McCafferty
Hill
schiiIing .... forward. .. Rudolph
Gruhb
Eberhardt ..- centre. ......... Dean
Gibney
Cam ...... guard ........ Hoch
TOylar Dean
Deakyne .... guard ..... McNeal
Referee. Patterson. II; times Of
halves. 10 minutes: timekeeper. Nc
Avoy: goals from field. Foulk. L;
sch1ling. /; Eberhardt, 4; Hoch 1
McCafferty, 1; goals from fouls,
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Evening journal., 1912-01-16

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Evening journal., 1912-01-16
HoUsEHOLD GOODS.

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nERGER PAYS MORE THAN OTHER
ID dealers for your furniture. You're los
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