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Evening journal., 1913-03-08
FUN GALORE in
THE CARRICK BILL

Fun will reign supreme at the Car
rick Theatre next week, with willard
Simms. the. paper hanger as one
OF the chief 2unrakers. Simn3 was
at the Garrick early i'm the season,
with his screaming farce, FLINDERS
Furnished Flat" and he made such a
bit hit that Mr. Dockstader has
brought him back i'm response to a de-
sire on the part of the public to see
him again. fe tries to paper q
handsomely furnished drawing room,
without knowing anything about the
art, and as a result he makes a mess
of everything, including himself, but
goes about singing in wierd fashion,
and the spectators are convulsed all
the while "The Girl and the Parrot
is the title of Partisan novelty, head
ed BY Loro, an interesting French
girl II is an act of mystery. an IL
lusion that is intensely interesting. II
has been featured at Chase's in Wash
ington this week.
The American Dancing Sextette
three girls and three men, who have
mastered the art of fancy dancing In
the Pacific Coast theatres. will begin
a tour Of the East at the Garricl
Whites High School Mules" a highly
trained pack, will give comedy ac
that will. prove decidedly funny. anC
/ if anybody can successfully ride any
one Of them they will be presente'
/ with $50
The Vishoci Brothers, accordion
artists appear as street musicians 4
splendid effect Laura Buckley,
protean star. will appear in serie
Of interesting representations. Tn
Aldo Brothers, clever wrestlers an
acrobats. have an act which is largel
their own creation.
Mr. Dockstader has booked tn
beautiful Nonette. the talk of Broad
way. for the next week, together will
number OF other big acts
Evening journal., 1913-03-08
MRS. JONES 20 YEARS OLD.

Special to THE EVENING JOURNAL
HOUSTON, Del. March S-A de-
lightful birthday party was given at
the home of Mr.. and Mrs. Robert
Kingsley Jones, on Shorts avenue,
in honor of Mr.. Jones mother, Mrs.
George R. Jones', SEVENTEEN birthday
anniversary
Mr. and Mrs. George r. Jones we're
married fifty-one years this March.
Her maiden name was Emma James,
daughter of William and Sallie James,
of Broad Greek hundred, Sussex
county. Mrs James, her mother, was
the daughter of Thomas and Sallie
Fooks, who owned the large landed
estates and quite a number of slaves
whom. upon his death. freed them and
willed them three hundred dollars
each to start in life.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fooks raised ten
daughters and two sons, whose de
cendants are among the most promi.
nent families Of Sussex county al
present.
Evening journal., 1913-03-08
PUBLIC SALE


u UBLtC SALE or PERSONAL PROP.
i criy. / will sell al public sale. on the
premises known as Oak hili Farm. on Ian.
caster pike, two miles from Wilmington and
one miles from Prices Corner on Tuesday
March Al. 1913, 90 J O. clock b. m..
Three head Of good work Horses pair of
Mules. Fannie. sorrei mare, gentle 90 drive.
Dan. gray horse, good worker. Fred hny
horse. years old, good worker. The mules
are. extra large and make "a strong team q
head Of cattle. Fresh Cows and some Spring
ors. -Four lne shonis. Farming implements
Thomas disc drih. Superior corn planter. tw,
Mccormick mowers. one of them new, spring
tooth harrows. spike hurrows Oliver plows
These have only been used one season. flnl
fork, lot OF rope aud blocks. farm wagon
mower, horse rake. buggy, two f-horsc Guilt
vatora churn butter tubs. hay by the ton
corn by the bushel and ~ 10 acres Of
wheat M the ground. Harness, collars and
brides. Terms of sale cash
WILLIAM H. WHfrLOCK
WA. y. LANk, Auciioueer.
Charles H. Burge, CLERK. mar1.tt
Evening journal., 1913-03-08
PROPOSALS.
PROPOSALS.
MACAnAM ROAD.

NOTICE Sealed Proposals. addrcsscd IND
writing to tho New Castle County Highway
Commissioner 90 his Office 1nf and 500
building macndam ruad in So. Georges hun
drcd, county of New Castle and state ~
Delaware, viii le received hy said highway
commissioner at hif Offices. 3ui and 3O1
Church Building. Tenth and Market streets.
Wilmington, Delaware until 10 o clock noon.
en March rs. 1919, Cor building watar
bound macadnm road, known us the Odcssa-|
ST. Georges Road. hy way of Boyd's Corner
extending in uorthcrly direction froin|
odessa by way OF bosds Corner. about tlrco'
miles
All said bids or proposals must be- inade
upon blank iorms 60 be- obtained from said
highwpy commissioner nt his said Office. aud
The bids for this road must ho accompanied
with certified cheek Tor $500. payable POI
the president of The Levy Court Of New Casile|
county or with bond io the State Of Dcla-'
ware, in The sum of $500 as surety that "a a.
proposal ho accepted contract viii be- cn-l
icrod into.
Plans and specifications can be sccn Al fh0
office nf said commissioner un or after March
o. 1919. The right 10 reject amy or an
hidt ia expressly reserved A deposit uf $500
is required SEQ secure sti ~ these plans and
specifications 90 be ftiunded upon thoir
return JAMES WILSON,
New Castle County staic Highway Conimia-
sioner fch2I.mar3.0.s.t1.1f
Evening journal., 1913-03-08
.lnl.l.AI.


ID NOiOrAIH- lNntU-tis tOR $4,000
L bonds rl tufetO4l OF Nddiftown. Del.
-Dolsr ps. IfHt|4 fN be f..c.vsd hy the NM
dcrisncd H' iHr .hc o' t0 Board Of Conn
missipner f ioNn of t.tiiotovn ncla-
ware, un 10 A0lo-s est'he March IS iOl1
ai % iN' .n ntue 0i hands 20 he
enNNh if tn0 n..H o tif commissioners
~ thn own of Mitiietown 1ho issue vil
pe f,r fittN n round Dart oi tho out.
NiHnlinc Mtei tdrfst ri fNc said town NJ
tercrni Assembly Ni t.t state o| Delaware
%. 1914, rna i Nelr dnlc April T. inla
and mature iN iNfnlH rcsra from dHtc. Cor
April !. 1855 Nitl thr privilege of redeem
Ing said bond Ter .tde expiration of ten
(tui yenr.
The bonds vli BE- coupon form OF The de-
nomination ot flno each and boar interest 40
The rate ot five per ceulum por annun, paw
able semi annually. hids for ihc bonds muat
Doc accompanied hg certified check tor ten
per cent lu per crnt) uf thc amount ~
bonds bid fur thn same fo hr applied 20 tbs
purchase price II tho bidder is succossitil, Or
returned i not. Tho right 90 reject ans or
all bids ie expressly reserved.
All bids muat include interest from April II
1913 Go day of delivery Bids viii be pubs
licly opened sud rcad at a meeting of The
said commissioners at Che town Office on tho
day and hour aforesaid
WM q WILSON President
Address all communications 10 ID W. STA.
Vcns Clerk Mddiotowu. Del Bonded in-
dehteducss of TOWN. including this issue,
$4,000. Assessed value Of town. S0s5. co.,
mari,s,t5,2a.
Evening journal., 1913-03-08
GERMAN RAPTIsT sERyIcEs.

The usual Sunday services viii be
held in German Baptist Church. The
subject of the sermon by the pastor
H. r. Schroeder, for the 1890 a. m.
service will be. Christ Foretelling
His Death, after which communion
viii be administered At the 7.3O D.
m. services the subject will be, How
Difficult Il Is to be Saved
Evening journal., 1913-03-08
CHIROPODIST

II IoRA JOHNSON sTRADLEy. lCHIR.
IL npodlst. has removed 20 kloitz Building.
N. w. Corner Sixth and Marfc streets.
ID. & A. phone. 26iT. n20t
A NNIE NJ sCHArFEE. cHIRopODrsT.
n has reno, cd 90 the Harris Building No.
al w. Tenth street. ID. 4 A. phone, 1895.
i24.tyr.
~ LIzABErH HANRAHAN, GRADUATE
IL Fowler a iAnna Ltd. Chironody and
maniourinF, hnirdressing and masshging. No.
900 Adams So. %. a A. zoos Evening by
appointment. mny15iyr
Evening journal., 1913-03-08
SIS Reward

for the recovery OF one, Godfried
RiDgstrom 26 years old. Weighing
about i50 pounds. He was dressed
in blue sweater and pants, has a
patch OF white hair back OF one ear.
He was drowned december II. 1912.
abreast OF Delaware City. Any one
fnding the above body notify Thos
r. Saden. Delaware City, Del, and
the body will be sent for at once.'
Evening journal., 1913-03-08
5. o. F. IL. CLUB DANCE.

The members Of the S. o. f. II,
Club met this week to complete ar
rangements for the dance which they
will hold on April 16 in Pythian Cas-
tie. The committee in charge is conf
prised OF Miss Helen Fisher Miss
Florence Fisher. Miss Anna Maloney
and Miss Mary Touil.
Evening journal., 1913-03-08
RE0ISTER'S NOTICE
ESTATE NOTICE.

ESTATE NOTICE.
II SIArE on JANE SHIELDS, LATE OF
II The borough of Norristown, Montgomery
county drcenscd
Letters TcSamtnfary ON the above estate
having becn granted the undersigned. al
persons indebted 90 snid estate are requested
10 make immediate payment and those hav-
ing legal claims, 20 present The same. without
delay, 20 Charles Shields, No 755 kohn sd.
=. o. address. Norristown Pa. or his attor-
ney. Charles ID. McAvoy, J.. o. address, No.
as swede street, Norrstowu, Pa.
marc cod 0t.
Evening journal., 1913-03-08
Mr.. PALMER TO
SING AT DUPONT

The special soloist at the sacred
concert at the Hotel DUPONT tomor-
row afternoon viii be Frank Ford
Palmer baritone soloist, Of Westmin-
ster Presbyterian church.
Mr. Palmer is a member Of the du-
Pont Puff aud Powder Club. He took
the part OF the usher" in their re-
cent production. Trial BY Jury" MT.
Palmer also is a member Of the VIII
mington Choral Society and has taken
a prominent part In their concerts, as
well as IN the opera, "Pinaforo,
which was given last. year for the
benefit OF Hope Farm.
To those that have had the pleasure
of hearing J. Benson Darlington at
the preceding concerts, the announce
rflent that he Is to be the second So
loist at the concert tomorrow after
noon will be a pleasing one. After
noon tea will be served as usual. The
program follows:
Hotel DUPONT orchestra, Frank j.
Dummig. director; march, Vindobona
Komzak (by special requesD; La
Chinquantaine, Gabriel-Marie; tenor
solo (sacred). The Penitent Van dc
Walter, J BENSON Darlington; selec
tion. The Mocking Bird. Rosonfeld
baritone solo lsacred) II Is Enough
Mendelssohn (oratorio OF Elijah Franz
Ford Palmer; Miserers Ql Trovatore
Verdi; tenor solo tsecular), In Th
Garden OF My Heart, Ball, s. Bensol
Darlington; Spring Song, Mendels
sohn; baritone solo (secular). al
the World Loves Lover, Ball. Fran
Ford Palmer; intermezza. MARTINIQUE
Lorraine; finale, The Star Spangle
Banner.
Evening journal., 1913-03-08
HAIR DRESSING


d. DRlGGEss--FULL LINE OF HAIR
u work combinga made into brnids
Pompadours and puns. No. 5l0 Orange
street fcbt 3m
MFRS. r.. EVANS. NO. soi KING
Nl street. Shampooiug, facial massnge
hair dressing Combings made up Phone
s1s5A. febi-om
MRS. CARRIE WRIGHT, NO. 1910
wi Washington street. Mnnlcuring, cleo
tric scalp treatment facial massage, hair
dressing. Hhampoolng CombinFn neatly
made up. D. A. teb4L. dsi'emo
At YOUR HOME BY APPOINTMENT
N Scnip treatment Hair Dressing. Facial
Massage. Mauicnrng shampooinT. Miss NJ.
Schoncr, No. 1908 Spruce street ID.
phones. 2iA7A and $3.50 feblo'lm.
NJ Iss FRANCES MuLHFRlN. FOR.
lNl merly ut No. e2a Market street, has re-.
MAYED 10 No. ego Market street. shaupooing
scalp treatment, facial massage. electrical
treatment, mBnicuriugi full line % switches
and transformations. rlso cnnhinrs nentiy
made up. d. a A. phone 5s56A. mi6-1yr.
Evening journal., 1913-03-08
ELECTRICAL WORKERS

IL OR ELECTRICAL WORK OF ANY
il nature call Moore Brothers d. 4 A.
phone, 2458A; Delmaryis, 3t43. Satisiac'
ton guaranteed. Shop. s. ". Cor. Eighth
and MndiAon nireeis. lanlt-om
Evening journal., 1913-03-08
PFNLyN vs.. SMYRNA.

Penlyn Hall viii meet Smyrna High
tonight at the Y W. c. A. gym, No.
SOC King street in the final game OF
their season. The Smyrna boys have
been travelling at a vast pace lately.
having defeated all the High School
teams south of Wilmington. They
walloped Dover to the tune of ~ 10
10 and then accomplished the inevit-
able by defeating New Castle High,
As TO %
Evening journal., 1913-03-08
ROOFERS

Wy r. WILLIAMS 60.
w No, 52l ornpge 81. Roofing, spnutins
and Heating Metal aud composition roofing
Hot Air Henting and Venlilniing. Repair
ing nromntv dane. Phone 40 ,vr
Evening journal., 1913-03-08
TYPEWRTTRRs.

~ YPEwRrrERs REPAIRED. RENTED.
i sold. Easy payments. Bargains slightly
used Royals. Underwoods Remingtons. Rib
ket 81 Both phones. a23t
Evening journal., 1913-03-08

The Wants tell Of the call for work
ers and carry the message of those
who seek employment
Evening journal., 1913-03-08

L. STATE or KENNARD ALi.STON.
IL DECEASED.
Notice IS hereby given that Letters Of Nd
ministration upon the estate Of Kennard
Alision. late Of Wilmington hundred De.
ceased. we're duly granted unto Jonathan
Handy. on the 25th day Of February A. ID.
1913. and all persons Indebted TO the said
deceased are requested 10 make payment 10
tho Administrator without delay and an per.
sons having demands against tho deceased are
required 10 exhibit and present the same
duly prohated 20 the said Administrators, on
or before the 25tb day Of February. A. u.
1914, or abide By the law IN this behalf
JONATHAN HANDY.
Administrator
Address Jonathan Handy. care William f.
Grinnage, No. 914 French street, Wilmington
Del. feh25.eod-9t
Evening journal., 1913-03-08

II STATE or FRANK KABACENsKI.
IL DECEASED.
Notice Is hereby given that Letters of
administration upon the estate of Frank
knbaccnski. late OF Wilmington hundred. de-.
ceased. were duly granted unto AGNES kaba-
censki on the goth day Of February. A. u.
1913, and ali persons indebted 90 the said
deceased are requested 10 make payment 10
the Administratrix without delay. and all
persons having demands against the deceased
are required 10 exhibit and present the sume,
duly probatcd, 10 the said Administratrix. on
or before the 20th day OF February. a. j.
1915 or abide by tile law n this behalf
AGNES kABACENskI
Evening journal., 1913-03-08
BUSINESS NOTICE


II EFORE DIsPOsTNG' or YOUR FUR
ID niiure. also ohicc and household cah
Dugan Bros, 2i7 y. Ninih sly feha7-tm.
I oHN M ziEGLER. OLD RnJiABLE
~ hroom and Brush seller business 40
No. eco " Third 81 marG-im.
~ HE WESTERN WHITE FRONT SHAW.
Il ina and Hair Cutting faror. No. ma
East Fourth street. viii make no change In
their prices. Hair Cutting, 15c Shave. Toe
me best o. attention given to al sebio'lm
NJ AsIELlo & co. No af5 MARKET sT I
Nl Ladies' and Gents Straw and al kinds
Of hats renovated cleaned and refhhped. .pri.
vato Shoe Shining parior for ladica fell7-8m.
TT You WANT TO SELL YOUR oLorHFs
l call up Isaac Gibbs No. sai French 81
y. 8 phone No. 1905, and be viii cali
for them, j6tL
ID IANo MOVING AND HAULING ALL
4 wers doae With special sare D 3 a
Love- No. 1909 ratpai 81 iarott
WE BAKE OUR pEANs BOSTON
w style. with ham, l5c Exchange Lunch
room No. East Seventh st. febs.im
ID AG CARPET sHor. 40 81. IEFFER
IL son street. your old rags woven into
nice carpets. mari I'm.
4 AMEs A. sTTRLTTH & BRO, so. i04
metris second hand pipe nivays ou hand
Open Saturdays until p. m. janio-om'
TTrAT..R. RANCE AND STOVE REpAns
III ing. Also Wringers and Garnet Sweep
ers. J. r. schwei7er. No. 525 West From
street.. Both phones mao-W
~ HE WEST End TAILORING Co
| Cleaning Dycing, Pressing. Repairing,
Etc. Reasonable rates No. s2s West Sec,
ond street feba-sm .
~ HE EXCHANGE LUNCHROOM. 80. 8
Il East Seventh 81. will serve on Satur-
day from noon until 10 p. m. stewcd snap
per. II you cannot bring tho Madam. take
her home some n box. febs-im-
4 BARskN'S GREAT REDUCTION SALE
Of white goods and gents furnishings
starts Saturday, March 3 aud win last fifteen
day. T. Barsky, n. +. corner Fifth and
Madison SITS mars.im.
ID Est ROAST DINNER IN THF CITY,
ID 25c. Sirloin Steak. the way you Ike
them. Csc Homemade pies speciality.
Eleven venrs in flsinrss must mcnn salts
factory service L0PFR's. No. 2iE West
Second street 'ehi7n
ID oRERT poPpITI 40 ss9 KING ST
IL All kinds % shoe repairing Rubber
work specially. Satisfaction guaranteed.
martin.
TTARRY PRICE-IADIFs' AND CENTS
Ill tailor. Cleaning securing. dyeiug, press
] ing and repairing. All WORK guaranteed.
/ Work called for aud delivered Phone orders
promptly attended TO-. No. i701 lincoln 81.
/ Phone. ls75D. mar5-lm.
A ACUUM CLEANING.t WITH LARGE
| n street machine. Also with best electric
| machine Call ID. a A. phone. 2074 for csti-
mates Machinists 20 hire by the day.
/ Vacuum Cleaning Co. No. f4i3 Harrison
street. Agency for Santo Vacuum Cleaner
feb3-tt.s-dm.
IT ARGE. FINANCIALLY RESPONSIBLE
Ill lumber company. established ten years,
/ offers limited amount seven per cent pre-
/ ferred stock Dividends payable January
, aud July L. Stock redeemable beginning
| 1916 Ample security, highest bank refer
Lumber Co. 535 Lumber Exchange. Mime
apolis, Minn. mars-it
Kers haw & Whitten
Evening journal., 1913-03-08
NOTICES
NOTICE TO HEIRS.


The heirs of the lntr James iI Walker Of
Chester county Pa are requested to COM
munirata with the Evening Journnl Publish.
ing Company. Wilmington, Delaware. im-
poriant mattor Of interest TO them.
nj oT1CE-IsAAO S. BULLOcT= a
[ ~ Roofing, Spouiing and Hentor Work
has removed 70 No. 'l' shiploy 81 febsi- I'm
NJ uTICE- ELMER l,4 COLE. COMMUNE
~ cate at once with q. II Cole Woodiord,
Maine. urccat and important business.
febil.eod.im.
IL RON FEBeuARy 10 TO MARCH 3,
II She Hansen Automobile Company viii
have on display at no. 2al West Tenth ST.
the 1913 models Of Overland cars febf4-3w
nR JAMES l.. FRANCE HAS REMOVED
~ bis oficn 20 No. sos Washington street.
ohec hours-5 70 ni.. 60 p. M. and
TO p m. d. 4 A. 'phone. ai7l.
febl3.im.
n OTICE-THE IEwElRY BUSINESS
- formerly owned BY Harry Thomas
was sold 90 tiu ostite 'of D. r Thomas who
are responsible for an bills Having mo- in.
forest whatever in the business since ts sale.
! nm not in nny way responsible for nuy
bills in connection WITH &c.
mar'ist Mus HARRY b THOMAS
~ AN E-uELINQlfNr TNXPAY-
crs. take notice j win plare with Con-
stable Charles Green nn iaNcs duo me fhat
have not been paid Within lu days after daic
and shnl lny attachments nnd proceed "a
soil the property on The Basis OF business is
good collection. and 10 have good government
We must nHVr good tua collectors. sfo0 %
1911 taxes due mc Each delinquent ha. b
eeiVcd 10 least siN nutsces. several registered
letters huyr hoen maiod bv me. Therefore,
/ um compelled go do fomuihng I nm NOT d..
siruus Ol doinc ! intend io start no Elsmere
and Richardson Park. $50 please come and ply
JOHN a. NEAL
Tny lnn.linr nl lhrl.nnnn unndred marn a
Evening journal., 1913-03-08
BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES.
Splendid Opening for
Small Factory

steam hHated noor 23S17 and cll 22A23,
within one block or heart ot flo cify fne
room ior light manufacturing amy kind
aosl'i,, sils i1Ill knitlinr nlli machine
euon. eic firnis ~ unttftI li.It Wired for
riocIfif'fNi Ell aId T.nlfIr rntcr toilet.
5uiter ereicc. Address Factory. p. o Box
Hi7 city.
Evening journal., 1913-03-08
prRs0NAL.

\ hDy. CO. WORTH $4,000. WOULD
IL marry. Address II, Box 35, League, To-
lpun ONO mars. it|
I AIDES 81. 900 RlWA3D-f Posi-
IL lively guarantee my grent successful
Fhfonthiy" remedy, snfcly relieves acme ot
The longest, most ohstinatc abnormal cases 30
three 20 Eve days; no harm pain or inicr.
ference with work mail. Sihoi double
strength. $500 Or. Southnrion No. 80
Long Bldg. Kansas City, Mo. mnr3 a.
4, UT THIS OUT FOR LUCK--sEND
y birthdate and Zoe for wonderful horos.
cope Of your entire life Professor Raphael,
No. fq0 Lexington avenue, New York.
fehs. rs. 22-mnri,s
Evening journal., 1913-03-08
II STATE on FRANK KABAcENsKL

Address Nary L. Naylor. COZ Washington
street, Wilmington, Del mar4-ood-ot.
Evening journal., 1913-03-08
E sTATE oF LOUISA JoURDAN. DE-

II CEASED
Notice is hereby given that Letters Trs-
tamentary upon the estate Of Louisa Jourdant
late OF Wilmington hundred, deceased, were
duly granted uuto Mary Lonisa Naylor, on
the PIT hday Of February, a. d. 1913. aud
All persons indebted to the said deceased are
requested 10 make payment 20 the cSocutrix
without delay, and al persons having de-
mands against the deceased are required 90
exhibit and present the same, duly pro.
batcd 20 the said eXecutriN ON or before
the 27th day OF February. a. ID. 1918. and
abide by the law IN this behalf
MARY LOUISA NAYLOR.
Evening journal., 1913-03-08

IL ROM FEBRUARY 10 TO MARCH 9,
II She Hansen Automobile Company viii
have on display at 40. 1.l West Tenth ST.
the 1913 models of Overland cars. febi4-3w
Evening journal., 1913-03-08

NJ OT1CE-IsAAC s. BULLOCT-a A
~ Roofing snouting and Hentcr Work,
has removed 10 No. 5i5 shiploy ST. fob2iim
Evening journal., 1913-03-08

nR. JAMEs J.. FRANCE HAS REMOVED
- bis 0fice 90 No. sos Washington street,
oniec hours-7 20 ni,. 90 3 p and
feb13-Im
Evening journal., 1913-03-08

NJ uTICE- ELMER j.. COLE. COMMUNE
~ cate at once with O. II Cole. Woodford,
Maine urceat and important business.
fch1 .eod.im
Evening journal., 1913-03-08

Address William ". Knowles. ESQ. Attor.
ney-ai,L Law Wilmington Del. mars-cod- o.
Evening journal., 1913-03-08

II IGHEsr CASH PRICES PAID FOR
III scrap iron. steel and metals, rubber
anu rome Auto tires q fpocal,y. p Ed
ward stiriNa No "-4 treuc 81. larli iyr
Evening journal., 1913-03-08
SCRAP IRON, STEEL AND METAL

II IoHEsT CASH eRfCEs PAID FOR
III scrap iron, steel and metals, rubber
and rope Wilmington Iron and Metal Co.
South Market aud streets ianai-iyr.
Evening journal., 1913-03-08

HrAT..R. RANCE AND STOVE REPAIR
III ing Aiso Wringers and Garnet Sweep.
ers. J. r. schwei7er. No. 525 West Front
street. Both phones map-t
Evening journal., 1913-03-08

fttn a.
- l,l'-.---,
~ OR RENI-la PRIVATE GARAGES.
Il Modern. ou Concord avenue, ucar Mar
ket street. .sch ~ per mouth. e. #, Infhl
NO iO7 West Ninth 81. fehtl'io,w. sim.
II or REN1--e.ROoM SQUARE HOUSE.
IL Up-to.date. $50. No. 2atd Washington
street mnr|f.fud.iri.
VY OR RENT--AN APARTMENT IN rhf
II Lyle, Eighth and West streets, . rooms
aud bath No. ilO6 Heald street. rooms
and bath. No 2in North Van Buren, street.
3 rooms Store and dwelling. NlqveAih ana
Heald streets y. Levy, Seventh and a,arsct
strceta fehiO-im.
Evening journal., 1913-03-08

n NRGE FINANCIALLY RESPONSIBLE
IL lumber company. established ten years,
offers limited amount seven per cent pre-
ferred stock. Dividends payable January
aud July L. Stock redeemable. beginning
1916. Ample security, highest bank refer
enccs. Write for full Information. J.. T.
Lumber Co. 535 Lumber Exchange, Mime
apolis, Minn. mars-it
Evening journal., 1913-03-08

ID FsT ROAST DINNER IN THF CITY,
ID Csc Srloin Steak. the way you Ike
them. csc. Homemade pies a speciality.
Eleven venrs in flsurss must moan salts.
factory service LoPER's. No. 215 West
Second street sehi7tf
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fulfilled the prediction, said Poly-
dore.
''It was when you were president or
the Police Board in New York. At
that time there were four markings
in your hand which gave promise
of great achievements. There, for in>
stance. were the tremendously large
phalanges of your thumb showing an
indomitable will. The large index
fingers and mounts of Jupiter, as the
protuberances at the base of these
fingers are called. denoted abundance
of ambition; and the Mounts of Mars
the swellings on the middle part OF
the edges of the hand-gave evidence
of an aggressiveness that would not
ballS at any danger; and of power
of resistance and buoyancy which
simply eliminated the word failure
from your vocabulary altogether
The Markings More Pronounced.
Are those markings still there2''
asked the great hunter, laughingly
extending his hand.
They are more pronounced now
than at that time" replied Polydore.
And IL / did not think that you
would rather be a plain American
President / should say YOU would IL
you so desired, be able to place 2
crown upon your head as Emperor of
Africa"
Bwana Tumbo laughed and said.
with becoming modesty. that no
thought Professor Polydore allowed
his gratitude to bias his Judgment too
much. And then to change the sub
ject. he asked him how he happened
to be so far from civilization and
without as much as a rifle.
But before you tell Your story"
said the former president. "sit down
to dinner with me- BY the time we
have reached coffee you Will have
been sufficiently rested and refreshed
| to talk"