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FOR SALE
sEMI-DETACHED HOME.
$4.50O.
An ideal six-r house on New Hampshire
avenue, IN choice neiyhbcrhood OF I'etworth.
that is offered at a price far below cost OF
construction. This house Is MODERN In every
respect. containing many special features. such
rs hardwood floors. electric lights, laundry
trays, hot-watcr heat, servants toilet, large
front. side and rear yards. etc. We assure
you that this IS one OF the best bargains In
the city.
coLoRED BUYERs!! ATTENTION.!
ONLY $4.76O.
II you anxious to secure vGy desirable
home near 10th and u SITS. NV. this IL youf
opportun!ty. 1t Is . beautiful three-story
bay-window brick residence, containing nine
well arranged rooms and bath; With large, dry
cellar and excellent heating plant, with large
lot to paved alley In rear.
THIS rs YOUR OPPORTUNITY.
7, "a ,,ke finding s7o6 whef, you consider this
charming home facing Lincoln Park. Every
thing argues in It's favor a. home PROPOSE
tion, rs 1t Is finished with large tile vestbule,
reception hail. buffers pantry, tiled BATH
spacious linen closet. double back porches,
etc See this today before It is TOO late
SHANNON Il LUCHS.
Tl3 I4th. ph. NJ. oSs.
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FOR sALE-HOUsEs.
(COntinued.1

FOR SALES ROOMS, SElMIDETACHED: FINE
front and back porches convenient to two car
lines; win sell cheap. OWNER. 5O4 Victor
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ADAM A. WEsCHLER. AUCTIONEER
Trustees Sale of Valuable Saloon
Business at No. 40 Louisiana

Business at No. 40 Louisiana
!, Avenue NV.
By virtue Of a certain chattel deed OF trust
duly recorded In Liber No. $685. folio $50 ct seq.
Of the land records Of the District of Columbia,
and at the request OF the parties secured there.
by. the undersigned trustees win sell by public
auction within the above premises, on TUES
DAY. THE NINETEENTH DAY OF AUGUST.
1918. AT ELEVEN O'CLOCK AN: the valuable
saloon business, including stock in trade. fx-
lures household and barrOom furniture. licenses
and all goods. chattels and implements OF trade
Terme cash. deposit OF $500 required at
sale. terms of sale to be complied With when
yeyancins and transfers at cost Of purchaser.
WILLIAM e. AMBROSE,
PHILIP PETERSON,
C1THE ABOVE SALE rs POSTPONED UN.
TIT, FRIDAY, TwENTY-SECOND AUGUST.
1918 AT TWO O'CLOCK PM.
WILLIAM Z. AMBROSE,
PHILIP PETERSON,
au19d&dbs Trustees:
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FOR SALE
A BEAUTIFULLY SITUATED HOUSE.
ONLY $500.
S919 14th ST.

FOR SALE
A BEAUTIFULLY SITUATED HOUSE.
ONLY $500.
S919 14th ST.
ON THE HEIGHTS.
To secure q home on this wide boulevard Mt
price as low as we offer this one is seldom
Ordinarily. you would be compelled to locate
on some side street. a name unknown; to get
home at this low figure. Here you have the
best car service in the city, section built MP
win attractive homes; high, healthy and con-
The house Is in perfect condition, newly pa.
pered and painted attractive In every re-
spect A large tiled bathroom; cellar under
The house is 20 feet WIDE plenty of room
on the lot to build garage.
Inc mousse is open for inspection.
Take the l4th st. cars, get Off ut Shepherd ct
month. w
We have been offered $35 a month rent.
III you WISH TO secure good paying invest.
n mentk. we will furnish tenant who viii
STONE & FAIRFAX. 1912 New York ave
FOR sALE--CLEvELAND PARK BARGAIN. on
account OF owner leaving town. will sacrifice
this splendid 6-room home, with every modern
improvement. and within so yards of Conn., ave
FOR %, 10000
WI sell 1e on easy terms.
FOR sALE.-KALORAMA ROAD RESIDENCE.
east OF Columbia road. containing ten rooms
two baths: steam heat: leased to good ten.
Address Bon ,ss ! star once net on equity
FOR sALE-NEW HOUSES. 1914 NORTH
Carolina ave. ne. and 217-218 18th st. Sc; 6
rooms and tile bath: large concrete cellar;
laundry; servants toilet; large Yards: electric
and gas light; double back porch: ali modern
improvements. Owner, VIM. MURPHY. 18th
u.
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NNARlD,
MOST EXPEDITIONS ROUTE

MOST MULE
DIRECT VIA FISHGUARD
ONION PARIS BERLIN VIENNA
THE Fastest Steamers in the World
MAURITANIA LUSITANlA
c.mpania Aug e. ssat am Z *Lusitania Sept. a.
%Luslta ma : IAN = m *Mauretaniao3 Oct ! !.
Sept. 10 Carmania. Oct 4. 10 am
Mauretanld1 am. Campania.. Oct. g, 1 am
campsnia Sep. d H. d am am tLusitania Oct: Is.
sDoes not call at Queenstown, Easfbound.
NORTHUMBERLAND SERVICE.
Calling at Madeira, Gibraltar. Genoa, Naples,
Trieste, Fiume. Sailings noon. See Itinerary.
IyERNIA, Sept. SAXoNIA, Sept. 16
sULTONIA, Sept o fsPANNONIA. Oct. 2
tomits Madeira. somts Genoa. '0mits Ma
deira, Gibraltar and Genoa.
ROUND THE WORLD TRIPS. $49S AND UP.
Special through rates 10 Egypt, India, China,
Japan, Manila, Australia, New Zealand South
Africa and South America. Independent tours in
Europe. etc. Send for booklet Cunard Tour.
AGENTS FOB PENINSULA AND ORIENTAL
S. n co. FREQUENT SAILINGS TO INDIA,
CHINA, JAPAN AND AUSTRALIA.
PIERS foot West 14th Street. N. Il. O0ces. -
State Street, \. Y, opposite Battery.
GEO. w. MOSS. 517 14th st. Nv, WA, D. @.
Clark's Orient CruisesEtSstss AM ny
Q. S. Rotterdam" q. 10 TONS e. days. 400 up.
Moss S. S. AGENCY. 5l7 18th ct. NV. WasS.
FRANK .. GEA l Times bldg. INV Ys1t.
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NECESSITY THE MOTHER.

Mrs. Pester-The gas. range is car.
tainly convenience. / wonder who
invented IL.
Mr.. Pester-Some man who.a w;s.
made hun get mp and build Tie firex
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RAILROADS.
CHESAPEAKEBEACHRY .

CHESAPEAKE BEACH ny.
SCHEDULE OF EXCURSION TRAINS TO AND
FROM CHESAPEAKE BEACH.
EFFECTIVE AUGUST q, 1918.
Subject TO Change Without Notice.
DAILY EXCEPT SATURDAYS 4 SUNDAYS.
0OINO--Lsave District lias. 1000. 1l:S0 an.
S:3o, $40 and 1:64 pm.
HETURNlNG-Leave the Beach, 2:lO, 900.
$40 and 1880 pm.
SATURDAYS.
Go1N0-Ieave District line: 1000. 1850 An.
}: 40 3;l5 $50, $40 and "a pm.
RETURNING-Leave the Beach. l:0o ::1o.
g :05 $780, $3.50 and 1880 pm.
SUNDAYS.
GOING-Leave District line. $50. 1890 and
IL :3O M. 200, $40, 4:46 and 500 pm.
RETURNIN0-Leave the Beach. 1890, 2:lO.
o'oo' ''oo' ~" A y. y JONES. President.
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AUCTION SALES.
FVyTURE nAYS.

THERE WILL BE SOLD AT THE POUND.
South Capitol and ! streets southwest, at 1890
o'clock am. on Friday, August %. 1913. bay
horse. slight star on forehead. taken up in the
northeastern section of the city. By order Of the
health officer. EMIL KUHN. Poundmaster.
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WOUNDS AND BRUISES
FOLLOW DISPUTATION
Pauline Warfield Stabbed With Scis-
sors-Robert Page Suffers From
Cut-Other Cases.

Pauline Warfield. colOred. employed n .
domestic at lbs Goth street northwest.
last night reported to the police she had
been stabbed three times i'm the chest
with a pair of scissors while engaged In
a row with her husband. She would not
go to a hospital.
Robert Page. colored, forty-two years
old, Is Union court southwest, was taken
to Emergency Hospital last night and
treated for a cut across his right leg.
which. he said, he had received during
an alteration with q colorcd woman.
Accuses Her Husband.
Emma Scott. coored, thirty-five years
old of 80 Broad alley southwest, was
Treated at Emergency Hospital last night
for an injury to her head and supposed
internal injuries. said to have been in
ficted by her husband.
Clara Lee, colored, thirty years old, ID
Union court southwest. was treated at
Emergency Hospital last night for
slight scalp wound, which she said was
inflicted by another colored woman dur
ing a row In Clark court southwest.
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eoR RHyr- ,Kirke It. Chevy
iS07 n nw.2lf. 30. $40 Chass, ior, .. .o0:o0
ias9 Harvard ct. S3.I !ol8 xlst. It. o. s0.V -
,sis IN ~ r. Is 90 li312 NJ, l2r. b. 90
~ O. - n vitH .i446 NV. 1Ir. III. Al 90
.so,x ~.pere as % tl781 r. 1lr, b.. 40 90
2322 Eye NV. 7r.b. 1000
sery Desirable store, i7O2 i4th st. nv. .e5o.0o
STONELEIGH COURT.
few very desirable apartments now vacant
from $50 TO ei65 Q month.
THE OLYMPIA I4th and Euclid.
Very desirable apartments, rooms and bath
to rooms and bath. from so to $50 . month.
FITCH. FOX q BROWN.
1883 r ct. Nv.
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FOR RENT-STORES.
CROSS FROM SITE OF
NEW CENTRAL HIGH SCHOOL

ACROSS FROM SITE OF
NEW CENTRAL HIGH SCHOOL.
Large storeroom: modern: corner 18th and
FLORIDA AVE NV. Go. 1901 Florida ave.
n.w.) Rent only $3.50. Long lease to good
tenant.
BELT. o'RRIEN CO.. Inc. 1909 G NV.
733 l1th ST. NW.-sTORE WITH LARGE
show window and four rooms above; suitable
for light business; reasonable rent. Apply
Room 3O6. Evans Bldg.
FOR RENT-OFFICES.
FOR RENT
Very desirable rooms on the 18th floor If
The Evening Star Bldg; communicate ting
rooms, Pennsylvania ave. front, $50. Other
rooms at moderate rates. Apply to the BUSl-
NESS MANAGER. Star Building.
LARGE OFFICES IN BUSINESS SECTION;
electric lights, elevators. steam. 5anitor: $12
to SIS. VICTOR BUILDING, 9th st. and
Grant place NV. Call 9Th door.
WHY PAY HIGH OFFICE RENT WHEN YOU
can get rooms in the Stewart bldg. cor. 9Th
and D SITS. NV. for So to $40 per month
Ami.
THE KENoIs BUILDING.
18th and G NV, opposite Palais Royal
The very center Of the business district.
Large, light, airy rooms. $40 up: heat. hot
and cold water, electric light, janitor service
(white) free; two electric elevators all niRAt
Sunday and holiday service. Renting eface
Room 404. Wardman bldg. 1430 e NV.
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ALEXANDER WOLF. Jenifer bldg.
au2O-d&dseS Attorney for Receivers.
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w. LiNhlNos
ave. NV.
lNw.l22l Otis place.
Or, h. ........... 10. 50
INV. 2i3iE H,5r.b..2o. 80
| STORES. ETC.
INVITES 9th. store IS. %
1909 1lth. store. 40. 90
INV. 1s4s 7th. store35. 90
INV. 1n29 L.sto&flat30. 80
tNW.i715 Fla av. store
and Dat. 30. 90
INV. Warehouse. rs. 90
tNW.l140 10th. 2r. stie. so
NW, 2l47 P, store. 10. 90
INV, Storage room. 800
lCOLORED TENANTS.
INV ,i7lt Seaton Ut.
Or and water. Is. 90
INV. 1920 K. 5r. b. lie. SO
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FOR RENT-BI GEO.
ma Pc.
Nw.sls 8, o.. b. 80. g
wv, 21l4 II. pf, b. %. onn
Nw.li44 I nv. oSo o y. ~
Sw,7Oc r nw.Sr. b.so.W
Nw.i637 10th gt. .&oo
~. 642 ID, Or. b: .2.SS
WV. 81 z1st- 7f.b.2.sy
Nw.a15 r. Or. b. .As0
kE. S22 8 G AVER. BIZ. %
81, 0lS sth. q. w.A5.W
APARTMENTS.
Nw,le29 @, Sc, D.@W
Ew.l0z0 q. Or. b.
parQuet nocrs. ...S.a
Octavia. 4f, b. -. .MM
sw. i2Os,4 q. er.b. e. N
NV. So q. Sc. b. 1850
&c. complete list at q
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FOR RENT-HOUSES.
UNFINISHED tContinuedD.
FOR RENT-BY EDWARD S. wESCOTT,
1907 Pa. ave.
,-ca S-,,roh IN Sis OOl .,nI npEn Ey Arc

1869 Church. Tor. $40 90
61S 10Th. Or. b. ;. SO. 80
pO6 23d. 10r,5 r. So
,4i1 3Oth. Tor, b. $3.50
oi$1 G.. Or. b. Gel. U.5O
S25 a1st. Sr, b. :. $50
;9Ii Sth. Sr. h.lat. Is. 90
30S c ne. ST.. b. ;. 20. 80
:1i2 +. Or. b. .25.5o
2413 Ps ay.Sr, b. lat23. 80
24l1 Pa av. Sr, b. %. 30
1O09t 9th. Sr.b. - 30
$50 9th sw, Sr. % 90
1927 35th. Or. b. 20 so
1927 35th. Or, b. 20 50
221o Eye. 81. b. ...is.59
1851 o. Sr. W. 1850
1924 G. sw. ar, W. .15.Jo
..Si0 Eye, Or. W. Isl so
231OH Eye. 7r. W. 1850
26i3 h, ar. b. .i4.5o
Ole 23d, Or, w.. .l3. 30
If5 .ith, CIV. .12. so
APARTMENTS.
The Charlotte. n12e p
st ......,......$32.50
IS @ I'd fl. Or, b. .2l.0
"a . LIST II. 5r.5. 20. so
ST0DrG
1146 L. 1r, w,s. .30.5
So! Goth. sto. VIZ. 1000
HAY 1. lr. ". g. 10 %
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FOR RENT-NEwLY PAPERED; 6 ROOMS
and bath: fine cellar; hot-water heat; gas
range, gas hot-water coal range and hot
water supply. with heating plant: rent, $26;
to white tenant. Apply ]. W. CHILDRESS,
1905 I St NV. Phone Main 2TJ.
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soi9 E. LIST d. 5r. 1880
J03 sd. 5r. b. ...JS.50
COLORED.
1928 h. Sr.b. ami 81 80
2129k Pa av, Or. b. 26. 30
2l29 *. 6r. b. To
1906 Kingman.6 Or, b. 25. 60
2029 l.. 7r. b. .....25.5o
40 +, tir, W, lat. .20.50
lIl6 J., Or, W. 90 so
Ii5 23d. Or, b. ....20.50
1925 Va av. Or, b. 1880
liza 2lst, Or, w...1T.5o
215 Mass av, 5r,w.16.5O
2507 X. 5r, b. ....l6.W
1854 18th, Or. W. .15.5D
407 ODD. Or. w. 1850
5i4 2ist, 6r. w....14.JO
T2i 2ith. or. W. .li.50
1912 2Sth, Or, W. ..14.00
1852 goth, Or, W. 1850
1i9 23G, 3r, ". 1880
2i29 f. CIR, w.....13.50
21i3 n. Or. W, lat. 1870
122S 10Th, Or, W. .i2.5D
25l9 Eye, 5r, W. .12.50
eef 9th. Of, W. 1850
1927 II ne, or, ". 1880
OCT 2Ith. Ar. W. .11.50
1897 9th. 5r, .cel.11.50
St Paurs ct, Or, ". .1O.5D
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FOR RENT
No. 1908 2fst ct. NV, 10 rooms -. SOS 90
No. 2420 Pa. ave. NV. 10 rooms. SO. 90
No. T01 Ftorida ave. n.e. (cornerl. Or. "a. so
sNe. TOT Florida ave. ne. Q rooms. -. $50
GEO. Y. WoRTHINGTON & SON.
Woodward building.
FOR RENT - TwOFAMILY FLATS. NEAR
too car lines containing bath. separate En-
trsDce. back yard aud front lawn: $l1 month
Apply AGENT. 1O22 i3th st. Ae.
FOR RENT
.aI0 nth NV 6r SIS so 80 18th .6r .16 so
i34f rny pc. ar b. 20 90 $40 II nc. Or. 20 so
Bail Tny'n nv. S,b.3S-o0 1912 krny ne. Or b. 80
lx23 Jackson st. ne. Or. b............. 20 50
OFFICES.
nndern Offices for rent. MeIsachep building.
NcLAclILEN BANKING CORPORATION,
10th aud g.
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SUBURBAN PROPERTY.
FOR SALE.

VILLA SITE.
We are in position to offer tract OF gr9 S;nS
Ground Commanding unsurpassed view Of the
Potomac river, for only 81 600 per acre. Prop.
erty is located on Conduit road just east OF
Glen Echo, and is especially suited Tor conn-
try estate clubhouse or sanit0r1um.
SHANNON e. LUCHS,
713 14th st. NV. Phi. NJ. $40.
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WOODBRIDGE, D. C.-FIvE-ROOM BUNGALOW
two lots, ali fenced: shade: only one 50. from
cars. bargain at $3, 400: terms.
W. P. MCDOWELL Kenois bldg. 11th and q.
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FOR RENT-MODERN 1I-ROOM AND BATH
dwelling convenient TO Capitol. Congressional
Ilbrary, schools, churches and all lines.
Inquire OWNER 1o1 2nd ST. ne
FOR RENT-els ST NV; 7R. AND B.: EX-
e,Ilept condition; $3.50. 800 81. ne: Or.
and b. excellent condition: $50.
PHILLIPS CO.. $50 John Marshall place.
ron RETr-t3O2 CONN. AVE. NV; rMMEDI-
sfefy adSo;aing British embassy; large, spacious
hense admirably adapted for entertaining: has
II rooms afd bathrooms: being thoroughly
oveSAaui>d: rent, Sol 81.
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WANTED-TO RENT FROM sEP II nBr;Sn aS;
house Of eight or nine roo Ics, nSers siS
Evening journal., 1913-12-05
BROTHERHOOD MEN
AT HAPPY DINNER

Tho Rev. Charles L. Candee pastor Of
Nestwinster Presbyterian Church, was
the speaker at the dinner of the st.
James Brotherhood. in Hannas Cafe last
evening. His subject was Christian
Manhood"
Mr. Candoe declared that there were
three requisites of the Christian man.
lie said that Christian manhood was in
conceivable without a direct touching of
the intellectual in man. "lhis is an age
of the eclipse of the supernatural, ami
this is one of the best signs OF the
time" Mr.. Candee said. Continuing,
Men must address themselves 10 spirit
nal and economic questions only by the
revelations of Gods word
Or. John G. Scorer, OF Philadelphia.
responded to the toast, "Optmist or Pes
simist Which 2" d. Scorer was witty
and terse in his enlarging upon the sub
iect. and his supply Of anecdotes which
were interviewer i'm the theme added
zest to the occasion.
Edgar d. Smith. of Grace NJ r.
Church choir. sang and responded 20 an
encore. He was accompanied by Homer
h. Ewing.
About a hundred persons were present
at the dinner.
Evening journal., 1913-12-05
BOY SHOOTS OFF FINGERS;
DRIVES S MILES FOR AID

GEORGETOWN. Del, Dec. s.
While attempting to pry an old shell
from his gun with a penknife, Chas.
West, fifteen years old. who lives FIVE
miles from here. exploded the cap
and the charge blow of all the FIN
gers OF one hand and filed one side
OF his face with powder and shot.
His hand dripping blood and his
sight dimmed. the plucky lad har-
messed a horse and drove alone to
Georgetown where he found doc
tor to dress the wounds. Blood poi
son is now feared.
Evening journal., 1913-12-05

Every act and every thought, whcther'
for good or for evil has It's reward; and
the degree OF the reward corresponds
with tho degree OF the act Or Thought.
The man in business is rewarded to a
greater OF less degree of success or fail
ure, corresponding 70 the degree OF cncr-
~ or lazy effort Ne puts into his best
ness lie VINO allows an evil thought
to lay ia his mind viii be sullied in his
character just that much even though
its existence be unknown 70 his friends
at the times but he whose mind is filled
with good, pure, clean thoughts win
have tie reward Of lifo influential for
goodness. purity and cleanliness
We arc referred to David's first Psalm.
In the lrst three verses OF his psalm
David writes OF the rewards OF the
godly and in the last three OF the an
godly. A CAREFUL. thoughtful reading OF
this psalm win be Of pronounced value.
II is 80 practicable. that even the care-
less cannot help but pause and reflect.
The one who rejects tile advice OF the
ungodly is rewarded in knowing that his
ability for accepting and using good
advice has been strengthened. There IS
nothing in this world that will more
quickly destroy the beauty and infu.
euce OF q good character than being con.
tinuously Ia the company of bad charac.
tcrs and the frcquenting OF quest ionabl,
places. The reward OF the man VIII,
walks with good men and women and
frequent good, clean places is a strength
encd, swectencd character and has
happy and peaceful conscience The de-
light OF the Christian in reading anc
cause they are his food and not his
medicine The sayings of the Bible uscc
Alright enlarge the vision, develop The
mind and strengthen The hcurt. lts say
ings draw the Christian nearer To ms
God and gives him more kindly feel
ing toward his fellowman. The say
ings Of the Bible have been studied by
the man OF letters for the beauty Of its
language by the lawyer for the powers
Of its argumentatiye passages and 10y
the ordinary man for IT'S comfort and
advice Finally. the reward which comes
60 the ideal Christian who lives near the
Divine Life Is verify like the tree plant.
ed by the rivers of water. His life IS
always fresh and pure aud clean: every
thing that ne does h done chcerfully and
without effort or Inconvenience. "And
whatsoever he doeih shall proper The
ideal Christian is one who walks with
God George G. Penny.
December monthly meeting OF the
Wilmington g. D.. Union will be held
iu the West Presbyterian Church. cor.
ner Eighth AMI Washington streets.
Monday evening. December s at 3
O'Clock. 4 good attendance is requested.
Evening journal., 1913-12-05
HIRAM GRAND LODGE MEETING.

Hiram Grand Lodge, A. f. A. NJ,
colored. will hold its annual COM
munication at their temple. Twelfth
and Orange streets, on next Monday.
Grand Master Amos +. Johnston
VIII preside. assisted by Past Masters
w. II. Caldwell. Richard II. Weeks.
Asbury Sterling, aud Past G.. NJ, w.
Taylor A representative from the
Grand Lodge of New Jersey, New
York Maryland and Ohio will be
present Captain John l.. Hubert is
/ grand secretary.
Evening journal., 1913-12-05
REPUBLICAN CLUB ELECTION

The Young Mems Republican Club
will hold its annual election of Off
GERS tonight The polls will be open
from to 10 o'clock.
Evening journal., 1913-12-05

The Want Columns contain many
Ads of girls who are eager for work,
and. In addition. here are scores who
are daily watching rbe Want Columns
for Your ad telling Of your NAILS
Evening journal., 1913-12-05
The Worlds
Confidence in

any article intended to relieve
the sufrerings Of humanity is
not lightly won. There must
be continued proof of value.
But for three generations, and
throughout the world, endur-
ing and growing fame and
favor have been accorded
Evening journal., 1913-12-05

II FsDQUARTfRs MACKENzIE's on.
II nce snd works. 90. Shinley street
Everything eleanable and d5sabis. nova Il.
Evening journal., 1913-12-05
VN NNTINUNII
THE 18TH DAY or pEcEMBER. 1915

at o o clock, M.
The following described real estate. viz:
All that certain LOT or piece Of land with
the two-siory brick house thereon erected
known as No. 216 Sixth avenue situate IN
the city Of Wilmington. county Of Nav Cas-
ne and State Of Delaware. bounded and de-
scribed as follows. fo-wit
Beginning ai a point the westerly side
~ Sixth avenue, az the distance Of two hun.
drcd and nine feet. eight inches souiherly
from She southerly side Of Brown street. and
~ tho middle o. the brick division wall be.
joining on the north. thence westerly parai-
lcl with Brown street and passing through
fhc middle Of said wall. eighty feet to the
cakteriy side Of an alley four feet wide
leading from Brown 20 Coleman street and
communicating with another alley feet wide.
heading into Sixth ayenne. thence southetiy
along the caslerly side OF said four feet wide
alley hftren feot eight iudhcs to corner
thence easterlS parallel with Brown street
and passing through the middle OF the brick
division wall between The house on this lot
and the adjoining on the south. eighty
feet 20 the westerly side of Sixth avenue and
thence thereby noriheriy hftcen feet eight
inches. 70 the place 81 beginning, be tho con
tents thereof What they may, with the frel
iisF and privilege Of the above mentioned
rllc9f IN common with others entitled Thereto
forever Tho thrce-fcot wide alley nhov.
referred 40 Is laid out parallel with Brown
street and ~ right angles 20 Sixth avenue
at the distanee of two hundred and seventy.
I'VE frqt southerly from the southerly side OF
Brown street.
= 6eized and taken IN execution As the
property Of James Hanlon and Anna n
Olfanlon. his wife and 20 be sold br
WALTER s.. BuRRfS sheriff
Sheriff Ohce Wilmington. Del Novem'
per 20, 1918. nov2s dec2.5o1o.
Evening journal., 1913-12-05
Christian En1eavor

"The Rewards Of the Ideal Christian"
The Christian Endcayor Topic for De
ccmber Z.
Evening journal., 1913-12-05
.EE.CHAM'S
PILLS

because they have proved to
be the best corrective and
preventive of disordered con-
ditions Of stomach, liver, kid
neys and bowels. The first
dose gives quick relief and per-
manent improvement follows
their systematic use. A trial
will show why, in all homes.
the use Of Beecham's Pills
Evening journal., 1913-12-05

8dERIFFfs sArE--RY VIRTUE or
writ Of Lcvnri Facias 10 mo directed.
will be exposed 10 public sale at tho
Court House. on Market street. between
Tenth and Eleventh streets in tho city Of
Wilmington, New Castle county. Dell
ware.