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The evening world., 1913-10-22
DahIen, as Usual, Is on the Grid.
die, but II Looks as II Bad Bill
Will Be at the Helm Next
Season.
Bv BOzensan Bulger.

= YOW that the Philadelphia club has
IN decided to retain Charley Doom
4 as its lender. the National League
Is on the verge OF breaking IA record.
Unless something breaks loose a. the
winter meeting we will be face to face
with the unique spectacle OF the eight
clubs going right on into anothe: sea-
son without a change in MANAGEMENT
OF course there will be desperate
attempt on part Of the grand ssanu
managers over In Brooklyn to take the
reins away from Bill Dahien. but thas
must be expected. They change ohe
manager on Ebbets over there every
winter. but for two years now ne mas
bssn able to rescue Bad Bill at the last
minute in the spring.
Tho trouble with Dahlen is that no
kept his club up near the top so long
last spring that the fans began to be-
lieye II belon ged there. and when It did
fall the thump was all the harder-oh
BAD Bill. N.xt spring Bill says he WIZ
be more careful and give them thc
spurt in broken doses. Though BIZ ana
Col. Dbbets don't know II yet. the press
box judges havs already given the
management to Jake Daub~t TO 20
with his automobile.
k,LLlNN A FAMOUS WINTER
SPoRr IN REDLANo.
II was a great disappointment TO the
fans out in Cincinnati, and LOOKS
IKE an uneventful winter ahead OF
them. but II can't be helped. Joe Tinker
1. 10 manage the Redsi The gang ID
going to n,ss its usual pastime OF pan
n,ns the new manager. wh'ch they DO
long before they know who he 10 going
IN he People In q town like New York
do not appreciate what II mssns 70
deprive a Cincinnati fan OF his chshoes
to administer winter knocks.
.s,.. From p,N DahlAN the only
,oh In doubt was that held by Miller
Huggins at st. Louis. More disappo'nt-
ment. On account OF the row with tns
Browns, Schuyler Britton and Mrs.
Britton have decided that Higgins u
game enough little fellow TO stay at the
head Of the club. and even that ehancs
for enjoying tho sport OF picking q new
manager has gone. Miller will be riGht
in there auartslllns with us next spring
There II no chance OF getting him out.
| Joss, Devore IL in town, and even II M
| didn't get In a worlds series he Ia car
! rying around a check for $500 or some
thing like that. signed by the New Tori
club. Josh says that his winter Will b'
spent In writing a book called "Arount
the League In Thirty Days" The Terri
Haute terror had the distinction OF hav
ing played on the Giants. the Reds ana
the Phillies. all within . month.
HERE ARE SOME THINGS TO BET
ON.
The other four Jobs are sure things
The evening world., 1913-10-22
(a) Many think SO.
(b) One. Pitcher Ncouillan was hit
by = pitched ball In the tsnth inning
(c) Yes, both Of them.

"a Mathswson 10 OF OLD American
stock. He says he dossn't know which
prsdoninatss N his blood. English,
German or Norwegian. Wiltss 10 OF
German origin. (a) 1iSht handed.
% Ne. ~ 1s = oat. 90 vsa ass
The evening world., 1913-10-22

HERE ARE SOME THINGS TO BET
ON.
The other four Jobs are sure things.
The evening world., 1913-10-22

his manager called OF the match and
forfeited $50
Evening journal., 1913-03-05
HOROSCOPE
March 5.
March 3.

This is an important date I'm his
tory and many famous men and
women were born on this date
On March g. 1870, occurred the Bos-
ton massacre The planets governing
all birthdates from February 10 to
March 21 are Jupiter and Neptune
The sun enters the sign of Pisces
or the fishes on or about the 10Th Of
February, and those coming under
the influence of this sign will not re-
ceive the full benefits until after
February 20, so that this birthdate
March 81 gives us the strong char
acteristics bestowed by Jupiter, the
God of Fortune
These people have strong magnetic
powers and either repel or attract
others instantly. They are exceed
ingly fond Of the beautiful in art and
nature and should live much out of
doors.
They are impulsiye. generous to a
fault and very reliable They lack in
itiatiye and are apt TO give way TO
melancholy. but can accomplish great
things if they will awaken to the won
derful planetary forces surrounding
them.
All Want Ads will be favored which
have to do with business opportuni-
ties today Confectionery stores may
be advertised to good advantage to.
day Farming investments are IA
vored
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WANTED. HOUSEHOLD GOODS

ID ER6ER PAYS MORE THAN OTHER
ID dealers for your ONCE furniture and
household goods. You're losing money n
you don't sell 30 him. A postal will bring
our buyer there with the ready cash. Ber.
ger Third and Shipley streets. D. a A.
phone 5i13A. m15-n.
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NJ ANTEp-WHTrE WOMAN WANTS
w housoceaning by tho day. Address
4 H1. Journal oficc. mar5-6t
- OLORED WOMAN WANTS DAYS
Y work. Address W27, Evening journal
uhec mar5-2i.
Evening journal., 1913-03-05
PUBLIC SALE.

ID UBLIC SALE OF PERSONAL PROP
i eriy. j viii sell a. public sale, one half
mile Northwest Of Rocklnnd, on March 6,
1919 at ] o'clock. For particulars see hand
bill i. w sweede. mar4.2t,
ID UBLlC SALE or STOCk-fARMING
Il implements and household goods, March
q, on Lancaster Pike and Oak Hill, at
o'cloch. One bay mare, on sorrei horse, one
roam horse, one COW, wagons, harness, chick
ems, turkeys corn fodder. Terms cash.
j. M. PHILLIPS Owner.
VIM. VI. LANK, Auct. feb22-1ot
II UBLtC SALE or HIGH GLASS
i HORSES will be sold nt d. H. MILL
CAMS FEED STORE AND LIVERY STA
BLES, Fifth and Madison streets (712-14
West Fifth street,
FRIDAY. MARCH 9TH, 1913
at / o'clock sharp.
ONE CARLOAD OF HORSES-AS GOOD
as MONEY CAN BUY
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PLUMBERS
S45 MARKET STREE1
ZOE SALE

FOR SAIL
FEW SPECIALS GOING TO SELL.
Twenty second and Van Buren ST. new stone,
up-to.date, Q rooms and bath.
a02 McCabo Ave, nearly new, up-to date, 10
r -; easy terms; must sell; owner
2ls W. Sixteenth ST.. 7R&B. modern. fac.
ing park owner leaving city going
60 sell.
1919 Washington St.. new, up-to.date. o &
b. hot water heat; long lot in rear,
suitable TO build auto garage.
III and 1916 West ST., each 9 n & B.
1905 Park Ave. Highlands near Rockford
Tower, 3 large lot
1912 Pennsylvania Ave. z r & b., up-to-date,
easy terms, must sell.
$40 Washington ST., through 70 Willing
ST, rooms
aoe and 2li dupont St.. facing park, 8 R 3
3, up-to-date; easy terms.
Gath and Pine Sts., b; modern; easy
. F. sard St. eRsB b. modern; easy
terms.
.4ist and Pine sts., Penrose. new RS b;
easy terms
Claymont. on pike, near trolley; view Of
river r 4 3.
Cedars. Brandywine Springs, 6 R & b; large
lot
5-aere poultry and truck farm. silverside.
6-acre truck and poultry farm, New Castle
Road.
a. and lo2 .acre farms. Iron Hill near rail.
road sell or exchange FOR city property.
Many good business locations IN stores
Many other modern houses, some new. on
easy terms and investment, properties
Several productive farms and country resi-
dences' near city, all sizes
Desirable building lots both city and sub
urban. az sacrifice prices.
Renting speciality.
Evening journal., 1913-03-05
FOR SALE

j. 3o3 vandever Ave, rooms and bath
1918 Lombard ST., r & b, heater.
us Monroe St., rooms and bath.
22O Lincoln st., r B. hot water heat
SOC w. Second St.. rooms and bath
926 W Seventh ST. rooms and bath
1921 Rodney ST., r e. b. heater, combinn~,
tion fixtures.
s07 DUPONT St., p. porch and heater.
1881 Clayton St., r & b. 3 porches
1885 Clayton ST.. Cor. z & B, pantry ana
three porches
1904 Penn Ave. 10 r b, pantry. hot watsg
heat. Lot 60x2OO feet
Blacksmith and Wheelwright shop 40
Hare's Corner, together with room house,
stable and one acre Of ground
T. RITCHIE,
d. & A.. 4102A. No 211 W. Ninth St
Evening journal., 1913-03-05
REGlSTER,S NnTICE-


IL STATE or GATH ARTNF MAHFK
~ DECEASED
nini.tea,io, "'s k'Ho" wy. 'e,'eSs ol "a,
Maher late ai Wilmington hundred. deceased.
were duly granted unto Hugh A. Garland on
tine l4th day of February A. d. 1913. and an
persons indebted 90 the said deceased are re-
Quetted TO make payment TO the Admins.
traitor without delay, and all persons hay.
ing demands against the deceased are required
90 exhibit and present the same. duly pro
batcd 90 the said administrator, on or before
the lfth day OF February. A. y. 1914. or
abide by the law IN this behalf
HIGH A. GARLAND. Administrators
Address Hugh a. Garland Esq. Attorney
at.iaw. Wilmington. Del fchl7 cod o.
Evening journal., 1913-03-05
rnR ~


II OR RENT-AN APARTMENT TN THE
i lyle, Eighth aud West streets, rooms
and bath. No. HOG Heald street. rooms
and bath. No 21O North Van Buren street
rooms. Store and dwelling. Eleventh and
Heald streets. r. Levy, Seventh and Market
streets. feb1O-1m.
Evening journal., 1913-03-05
PRINTERS

OU and up. 5On Busiross Cards sI2b
JOHNSTON. Printing aud Engraving, No Il
East Seventh street iio-eod-...
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NOR RENT FURNISHED ROOMS NO
Il coz Orange st fob25 Inn.
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TYPFWRTTFRS


~ YpEWRITERS REPAIRED, RENTED,
Il sold Easy payments. Bargains, slightly
used Royals. Underwoods. Remngtons. Rib
hons Typewriter Supply Co.. No. 915 Mar.
ket St. Both phones. s2s- q.
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SANITARY WORKERS

NJ II KEfTER
M SANITARY. ODoRLEss EXoAvATTNG.
Once. S. W. Corner. Fourth and West
streets. oct21-tf
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II OR sALE-CHEAP. OLD VIOLIN, 40.
4 $40 Clayton st. mar3-3t
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LOST AND FOUND

TSr06ND ~B0NCH or KEYS AZ THfRD
Il and Shipley streets. owner may have
same by paying for this advertisement.
mari-tf
osT-GREEK LETTER FRATERNITY
IL pin set with pearls. Finder please 70.
turn to journal Ohice and receive reward.
fi-if
Evening journal., 1913-03-05

NICELY FUkNfsHFn. HEATED ROOMS
y with or without soard. No sos West
street febiO-1m.
Evening journal., 1913-03-05

Selected by W. s. Town.
send, direct from the
farms Of Frederick county,
Md. We deliver them from
the producer TO the CON
sumer with but one com
mission-with an unques-
tionable guarantee, backed
Evening journal., 1913-03-05

l., OR SALE.-ALL OUR $50 n 40c PURE
II California Wines az 3Oc per quart Cant
be heat Koil, 900 r.. Fourth ST. mi2 IT,
Evening journal., 1913-03-05

Acciimatcd and ready for business, az a lower
price than you can purchase them elsewhere
iu the East Gentlemen You who arc
hrstelass horse buyers, will find horses rang
ing from TO years old weighing from
1900 20 1000 pounds, blOcky built with the
style, bone and muscle. Some fine young
mares. One secondhand grey mare in foal ,
one black mare IN foal. few good second
hand horses.
We will give You one week 10 try them
and If not as represented, return them TO us.
CONDfTIONS-A note Of 90 days, interest
added. The note must look as good 70 US as
the cash or 10 will be rejected
DEALERS--Don't miss this sale as wo
can sell them 30 per cent less than the
Philadelphia houses--as the freight is cheap
or and risk is less; horses are acclmatcd
and but one commission added.
n wet viii sell in the dry.
Also az She same time and place, my fast
pacing stallion, Monte, Jt, 2.2O.
JOHN i. O'NEAI.
w. S. TOWNSEND.
ELLIS HICKS Clerk mar3-4t
Evening journal., 1913-03-05

D A. 4io2A No 9ll W. Ninth St
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~ OR sALE-EIGHTEEN EIGHT FOOT
Il solid oak display tables with bases. Ap
10y Ogden. Howard Co. Fifth and King
streets. ja-u.
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RoARD And LODGING

n OARDERS WANTED. PRIVATE FAM
Is ny. No 1925 Market -. fep26-et
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IL OR SALE NJ. F CAR IL GOOD
II condition viii sell reasonable. Write
or call Dr. p. William Ryon, No. 1900 Ian
caster Ave. feb2s'i-
Evening journal., 1913-03-05

n EN- CANVAsERS WANTED. CALL
M az Room no. A. Jenny Bldg. No sa4
Market st. can morning.. fobit-im.
Evening journal., 1913-03-05

n HF EAST SIDE INTELLIGENCE
Office furnishes reliable help for all
kinds oi housework. No. 4O6 Lombard
street. feb26-1m.
Evening journal., 1913-03-05

w ANTED-FIFTY MEN TO GET
w Shaved for 5c. Hair cat. loc. John
cNeich. b8rber. 80. 5lj Walnut street
feb.7.lm.
Evening journal., 1913-03-05

II or RENr-rHREF ROOMS NO ose
Il Lombard street. febi9-lm.
Evening journal., 1913-03-05
REMOVAL NOTICE.

II II. STAsSFORT, JEWELER, NOW
-. located at no. III West Ninth street.
fnh7-1m
Evening journal., 1913-03-05

L locomotive FlREMEN AND BRAKE
II men for nearby railroads. Wages $50 10
over 500 monthly. Promotion 90 engineer. con.
ductor. Age. 1895. experience unnecessary.
no strike. Railroad Employing Headquarters
Rushing business. Many hundreds Of men
employed monthly. state age. send stamp.
Railway Association, Box 227. Evening Jour
nal once febS-1u.
Evening journal., 1913-03-05
LADIES' TAHORS

- AMUEL zUTz. THE PRACTICAL.
> tailor for ladies' and gents. Clothing
cleaned. pressed and repaired. No. 1000
ratnan street near Delaware svenue
feb25-1m.
II WILLER, LADIES' AND GENTS
IL. up-to-date tailor You can get suit
20 order. style. ri and workmanship guaran.
teed az a great reduction by ordering this
month The Vest material used. Save $500
by ordering now. No $40 King street ID.
& A. Phone. 1857. feb5.2m.
Evening journal., 1913-03-05
ELECTRICAL WORKERS


II OR ELECTRICAL WORK OF ANY
II nature call Moore Brothers D. & A.
phone. 235sA; Delmarvia, 3A43. Satisfao-
ton guaranteed. Shop, S. W. Cor. Eighth
and Madison streets. janid 6m
Evening journal., 1913-03-05

Il NGINEER WANTS SITUATION. HANDY
II 40 repair work. 20 years experience.
Address ADO, Evening journal Once.
inari.
Evening journal., 1913-03-05

TrOR RENT - FURNISHED ROOMS,
L gentlemen only No, 1916 King street.
feblO-1In.
Evening journal., 1913-03-05
For SALE


4 OCAI. AGENTS FOR REQ FIFTH TOUR
i 4 ing and Roadsters Adams street Gar
tge. NO. 3O2 y. Adams 50 feb22-l2t
II OR sALE-CHEAP, OLD VIOLIN, 40, |
$40 clayton ST. mar5-5t
4, OR sALE-ALL OUR ssc 4oc PURE |
II California Wines az 30e per quart. Can't /
be Dcaf Koii, 300 r. Fourth 81. mi2 IT, |
~ or sALE--EIGHTEEN EIGHT FOOT |
Il solid oak display tables, with bases, Ap- |
uiy Ogden. Howard Co, Fifth and King
streets ja-tt
II eco FUCHsIG-wE HAVE A FULL
III line OF Carpets, Rugs and Furniture
winch wa are going 20 dispose Of at reas-
enable price. No 1900 Market ST. feb6-lm.
NOR sALE-ONE AUTO CAR TRUCK,
Il perfect condition. Address Box Dol,
Evening journal once feb24-u
II or sALE-A 1919 HUDSON TOURING
II Car IN first class condition and viii give
demonstration. q. y. Huber, No. 62l West
Second street. feb24-u
NOR sAIE-sMALL POULTRY PLANT
/ with an fixtures. Also good 7room house
'al SO. to0 w. Thirty first st. marriott.
~ OR SALE NJ. F CAR IN GOOD
II condition VIII sell reasonable. Write
or cali Dr. p. William Ryon, No 1900 Ian
caster Ave iep-o-u'
NOR sALE-TNDlAN RUNNER BRAKES.
II A. J.. Harkncss, Greenhank, Del
Feb26-eod-lm
MO. DRIVING HORSE. YEARS OLD.
4 ' Safe for anyone 20 drive. Address a.ou'
/ Evening journal Once. mars, ,1,1l,l3ilo.
I ARGE RUBBER PLANT FOR SALE. NO.
4 4 1908 DUPONT 81 marc ~
~ on sALE-PURE BRED SINGLE
II comb r. ]. Red Eggs for hatchng 9lVO
for 10. Allen Ruth, Stanton, Del.
fchG Goblin.
TNOK sALELOfL ROUTE JOHN a.
II smith, No. 500 W. Thirtieth street.
mar5.u
II OR SALE DOUBLE FRAME HOUSES
L at Newport Del VIM j. Hilyard. Both
phones. maro-3t
4, or SAiiE-DINING ROOM sun, COOK
/ Il stove, wardrobe, refrigerator, writing
! lasL tao enamel heds Win sell separate
iu bulk. Can at No. 7O7 Adams street,
mar5,T.lo
/ INOR SALE = HOMiNG PIGEONS
II George sauter, No 3l01 Madison street
maio-o1
1 NDfAN RUNNER DUCK EGGS FOR
/ l Matching. English Strain, 8l 90 per l3
/ Whites rishel Strain, $500 per g. Mrs
/ Thomas Bird, Gnbb's =. o., Del Phone,
i25L, Holly Oak mar3-eod lm'
NOR sALE-pURE BRED r. T. RED.
! il White Leghorn. White Wyandotte and
/ Barred Rock Eggs for Matching Winter lay
ing strains. Prices reasonable. Booking
orders Greenbank Poultry Yard. Marshall
ton. Del Mrs. r. d. Eastburn man
aeer mars'm'w't'u
~ OR sALE-NEw AND SECOND HAND
! II Cook Stoves. Also Portable Novelty
Aeater. No. 25i finished, suitable for hall or
large room. 4 dozen folding chairs, dozen
dining room chairs. No. 5o7 West Front
| street febe-s.m Win.
IL OR SALE CHEAP-ONE-HALF HORSE.
II power Dynamo, In good condition. Also
Santo Electric Cd. CD Vacuum Cleaner in
good working order. Address Vacuum
Cleaning Co.. No I413 Harrison street ID.
4. phone. 2074. Agent, Keller fSanto)
Evening journal., 1913-03-05
HELP WANTED

~ OMPErENT SALESMAN no CALL on
~ grocery and cigar stores, preferably with
experience Must have good record give ref
ercnces IN application 90 secure am interview.
State age and whore employed. Address T. o.
Box 5l6 Wilmington. Del. mari-tf
ID AILwAY MAIL CLERKS WANTED
IL for Parcels Post. 500 month Thou.
sands needed. Wilmington examinations
May 3. sample questions and coaching sent
free. Franklin Institute Dept. fO.B Roches.
ter, n. Y. febs.2m.
Evening journal., 1913-03-05
HELP WANTED-FEMALE

xrv OMEN CANVAssERs WANTED. CALL
w AZ Room 30. q, Jenny Bldg. No S34
Market St Cai afternoons. febif-1m.
Evening journal., 1913-03-05

NoUNG WOMAN DESIRES HOUSE.
work by the day. Address A-ei, Evening
fiNifnuI Office. mnrf-6f
Evening journal., 1913-03-05
PERSONAL.
ARCHITECTS

A RCHITECTs AND ENGINEERS, SIS
"A Market ST. 80 years Of active practice
brings 10 our clients. much useful knowledge
in design and construction. and we warrant
our work correct in all respects.
+. T. RICE JR.. CO.. Gnc)
Evening journal., 1913-03-05

NJ OMAN WANTS GENERAL HOUSE.
w work Address Ffs, Evening Journal
ONCE mari. &C.
Evening journal., 1913-03-05

stenogmpher. Address A-92. Evening
journal onco. mar36t
Evening journal., 1913-03-05

Il or RENE FURNISHED ROOM 40.
II SIG Madison street. fehli I'm.
Evening journal., 1913-03-05
SITUATION WANTED. FEMALE

wv IDOW WOULD LIKE APARTMENTS
w or Offices 20 keep In order would
keep children while parents 60 90 theatre or
shopping Good reference. Address W-18,
Evening journal ONCE. fcbl7.1m.
Evening journal., 1913-03-05

Il OR RENT HOUSE no. 92s BENNETT
IT street. 6 rooms bath shed Kitchen one
square from two trolley lines. fine condition.
Good home for right party Call 80. si8
jackson ST. fob2 cod 4 M
Evening journal., 1913-03-05
HELP WANTED-MALE


w ANTED-BARBER no. 6ia West
w Second 81 feb2i-i2t
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Rooms FOR RENT


~ OR RENT FURNISHED ROOMS. so.
Il 532 W. Fourth st. feb26 1T.
Evening journal., 1913-03-05

~ URNIsHED ROOMS FOR GENTLEMEN
Il only Sc. 1 W. Eleventh ST. fcb25 Ion
Evening journal., 1913-03-05
SITUATION WANTED-MALE.

SlIIAIlON WAiNIElb-MAllf
. .----l~~->~f,rl~~>r->->l~-
w ANIED-POSIrlON AS DRIVER OF
w light wagon. First class reference
>p $50 East Seventh St. feb2e'et
4, NNfNEER. EXPERIENCED WITH
~ steam and electricity. desires situation
'u city or country. Address Asa Evening
journal Office. feha66t.
AT L1BERTY-RElIABL PENNSYf.
"a vania Moving Picture Operator or man
Nrer with eight years experience. Address
o'3, Evening Journal Ohce. mar4.2t.
~ DUNG MAN WOULD LIKE WORK or
any kind Can read and write.' Address
W25, Evening Journal Office. maro.3t
NJ lDDLE AGED MAN WISHES EN-.
WI ploymcnt of any kind. Handy with tools.
Moderate wages. Address h.9i. Evening
journal once mars g.
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1913-03-26

what they were. he had lost all interest
in them and their doings
Narkom gave the man a glance from
the tail of his eye as they went up the
gangplank and boarded the boat and,
brief as that glance was. it was suffi-
Client to assure him of two things. First,
that the man was not only strikingly
handsome, but bore himself with an air
which spoke of culture, birth. position;
second, that he was a foreigner, with the
fair hair and the slightly hooked nose
which are so characteristic of the Mau-
ravaniaus.
With Dollops at his side he skunk aft,
where the lights were less brilliant and
the stern of the boat hung over the dark,
sthI waters. and pausing there, turned
around and looked back at the waiting
man
\ French sailor was moving past him
in the darkness. He stopped the man
and spoke to him
"Tell me-" he said, slipping a shilling
into the fellows hand. do YOU happen to
know who that gentleman. is standing
on the pier there2'
yes m'sieur. He is equerry to his
majesty King Uric of Mauravana. He
has crossed with us frequently during his
maiesty's sojourn in Paris" And, touch
ing his cap with his finger passed on.
"Gawds truth, sir" whispered Dol
lops, plucking nervously at the superin-
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1913-03-26
Daysey Mayme and Her Folks
BY FRANCES L. GARsIDE.

TINE telephone bell rang with that
peculiar little tone commanding
prompt attention, which, if noted
in a church bell, and as promptly heed
ed would result in all our souls being
saved
Chauncey Devere Appleton was
wanted. The family listened to the
one sided converse ton, each member
trying to piece out the other side from
the remarks that dropped from Chaun-
cey Devere's lips.
He was at the telephone three min
utes who was it?" asked his sister
What was wanted?" said his mother
TT seems to me some one had a lot to
say" remarked his father.
1T wasn't anything" said the boy.
dismissing the subject by burying his
face in a book.
The next time the bell rang it was
for Daysey Mayme.
Squeals of delight. eXclamations Of
alarm eloquent pauses, sentences
begun and only half finished, words
Of approval and more of disagreement.
Yes. yes, yes" every few minutes.
until. with final squeal, Daysey May
me hung up the receiver.
The family was interested, and three
asked at once what it was all about.
In reply, Daysey Mayme began to sing
something with a ira la la in it. and.
as everybody knows. when a girl sings
song with a ira la in it. il means
an end to the subject.
in, h. al
for Lvsander John. He had nothing to
say after the first Hello" until ne
hung up the receiver minute later
with a Very Well"
Was it woman" asked his wife.
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1913-03-26

NO" CURLY ut was a matter of bust
ness"
When Mrs Lysander John was
called, the family had dropped all that
had employed it when she returned TO
the sitting room.
Mrs. Smith" she related. in answer
to three questions was telling me
about the wonderful dishpan sale she
attended to-day. Dishpans worth
forty nine cents sold for thirty three.
There was such a crowd some one stole
her purse and she lost her muff. But
she got three dishpans."
What else?" when she paused for
breath
"She said the baby had been sick.
but was better: that her nearest neigh
Dor had moved, and her maid had left
and she had new recipe for cake that
required no eggs"
What else?" asked the family
She said I had better attend the
white sales down town before they
ended; that she never saw anything
like them"
What else?" asked her family.
Mrs. Lysander John paused and
thought and thought, but couldn't tell
anything more
Was that all?" asked her son in
disgust. she might have told you if
she had her new Spring hat" com
mented the daughter Lysander John
said nothing. but looked at his wife
with suspicion. Was It possible she
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she hadn't told all?
And none OF the family saw, and
none of a family ever see. that when
it comes to secrecy. either by telephone
message or letter, the mother of the
family has no rights
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les. He used many treatments for
such cases. but only got a slight tenn
pOrary relief and in many instances
not even that. He had the very best
attention money could get, but still he
suffered. He began TO believe that
nothing could ever cure him, and was
very much discouraged. indeed.
He called at CourSey e Munn's
drug store and explained his trouble.
He could hardly walk into the drug
store. and was a pitiable sight. lie
was recommended to begin treat
ment of the famous old Quaker REM
edies which he agreed to do, taking
some of the Extract and Oil of Balm.
Nothing further was heard from M.
Bowman, when smiling faced.
cheerful man walked brisklV into the
drug store and said.