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The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1913-06-25
M'L0UGHL|N AGAIN
SCORES EASY Tennis
VICTORY IN ENGLAND
American Champion Downs
Oxford Man Three Straight
Sets, "a, 63, GO.

WIMBLEDON. England. June r.
Some rich fare was provided Tor spscta-
tors at the English lawn tennis cham
pionship tournament to-day. - many Of
the players expected to nsurs in the
ssmi-Anais we're plttod against each
other.
The centre court where the American
champion. Maurice n MoIIoushlin Of
San Francisco. met and defeated the
old oxford blue" T. NJ. Mavrogor.
dato. by three straight sets. - -
ga. was tho meo1 OF far the largest
contingent OF the gallery. The battle
however. failed to furnish the close
struggle which had bssn Anticipated.
Other matches. specially those b.
tween members Of the various Davis
cup teams. attracted much attention.
James c. Parke. tho hero Of the last
Davis Cup compsutions. beat A. u.
Beamish. another member Of the Brit
ish Davis team In 1911. BY three sets to
one
Stanley N. Doust. the Australian
Davis Cup player. defeated p. n. Dsw.
son BY three sets 10 two.
r. B. Powell. tho captain Of the Can
,dian Davis Cup team. defeated n A.
lambls In three straight sets.
b. p. schwensers Of British Columbia.
he Canadian champion. defeated r. J.
by three sets TO one.
q. A. Cartdia, England. defeated w.
.. Allburn by three ssts to one.
A. 8. Lowe defsstsd J. Robinson by
hree sets to mono.
In the nrst round Of the English dou.
biss championship Wallace r. johnson
81 Philadelphia ana q. linn beat X. 4.
Gamble and B. o. Roe by three sets
10 one the score being - 60 80.
"a
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TEN STARTERS IN 30.MlLE
RACE At BEACH TONIGHT.

A thirty.mils race will b the feature
Of the card At the Brighton Beach No
tordroms tonight Eight oontbsee. -.
sides this will be held. twenty-ave nas,
In all taking part In the warioua' rasaa.
There will DO ten starters In the ~
event Of the night. among the buuch
being Mike Costello. Arthur chappls and
Chester Hagan. A. preliminarass to the
main event thrse-mils novice All Q
four-miis professional battle viii -
staged.
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RESULTS At HAMILTON.

FuREr RACE-Purss ~; thres.year.
olds and upward: six furlonxs.- ".
thorn. q u. Montour). . to I. Z to s ana
TO 10. won: Leochsrcs. Is "a. Moyienl,
10 10 I. . to I and 7 to 8. second; CAL
gary. q tP. Moody. 7 20 10. 1 TO 4 ana
out. third. Time. LIZ -. Terrible Bill.
Cli6 Edge. Carlton O.. Magazine and
Plate GLASS also ran. Plate Olass ana
Calgary coupled ~ the Davies entry.
6DCOND RACE-Purss 300: three.
ysar-o,ds and up: foaled In Canada:
selling: one and one-sixteenth mica
isociespring. 100 u. Montour). Z to I.
TO .. and even. Nrst: Crystaxon. . wv.
Hopkins). 6 To O. . to 10. and ? to 6. Sec
ond; caper ssucc los CT. AdiIns). . to
s. t4o .. and 20 3. third Time. lts -.
voivode. Venus Uranis, LIbourne also
ran.
TlLIRD RAOE.-IiopsfulN purse: two
year-oids: purse 40 ADDED: ave fur.
lonSs-Li<tis Nephew. 100 "a. Turner.
u to 70 and out. won; Southern Maid.
III P. Moody. 8 20 s. 1 to and out.
second: Lyric Muse. 100 &C. Clsmens).
70 to I. 8 to and to !. third. Time.
0.5s As. Msxim's Choice. Miss Gayle.
Tho Usher also ran. The Usher and
Southern Maid coupled ~ the Davies
entry.
FOURTH RACE.-Ancastsr stsepis-
chase; $500 added; four-ysar-olds and
up: two milss--LAssis Flat. i<s q. Ksr-
math). 4 to I. . to I and even. first;
Juverancs. las III. Doyie). . to 3. . to
I and even. second; The African. l3A
iWilson). . TO !. 8 to and . to .,
third. Time. All LIS. Onapping. Pace
well. Petronius. BE Thankful aud Sight
also ran.
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Seymour botted for Whaling in sth.
Collins ran for Sweeney In ninth.
Lord battsd for Brown In eth.
Umpires-Messrs. Quigley and Ortiz.
First Base on Balloon Rudolph, Il;
on pemaree. .. Struck Out-By
Rudolph. 8; by Demares. I. Home
Run--Shafsr. Two-Base fIits-Mcrkle,
Fletcher. Connolly. Stolen Bases-
Merkle ~. Doyle. Murray. Burns
Double Plays-Myers (unassisted). Um-
pirss-Msssrs. Quiglcy and Orth.
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Ritson says Best Team wen.

Ritson Says Best Team Wen.
QUEENSTOWN. June k.-Capt. n
@. R!tson of the English polo team on
arriving on the Campania said: The
best polo team unQuestionably won. I
confidently believe England will via
the next time. The English ponies
were quite as good a. the Americas.
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eD0lE oRANEY WILL REFEREE
FOR RITcHlE AND RIVERS.

IAN FRANCISCO. June n.-Eddl.
1Dnney VIII b -Sesn In his old Job. that
~ So(erse. In the July Z mpIonship
|D11lD between Willie Ritchis and jos
73g1fA oEaRsr Isn't anxious 10 take ths
- eot h sssms that the fighters viii
0yoe - ~ enc else
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-
IA RATHER Sensational despatch
from Cincinnati yesterday told
hew Jack Jeffriss. brother Of ex-
o9eop1es Jim Jefries. had been
vo0ee6 By Jack Gilbert In . ten-round
oooe 81 Cummtnsville. knocked down 70.
.onse1iy and nearly put out.
1nnediatsiy we had visions of Jack
SenssA who did quito . little fghtins
- ago. coming back to the ring with
- Genntion OF becoming the one white
49, end rssaining the laursls lost by
Snoes st Reno. An inquiry by wire to
Cnannau brought an answer that
Osoted the sensation,
010sea, Few FORA 1vsni,4 Soria.
~ ~ 1sAak Js9ssss, ~ yseS.
3 - seaaelsa - IN.
(sasnsl) 1oaAH.
- SsRrise 70 IN Los Angeles, run.
. large cafe IN partnership with
Soeesf Jim. Jack made q lot Of money
= 0sx3oo. mining. II u said he ro.
- 70 Los Angeles with q piis of
e.et . greyhound couldn't jump
49,. Ne bought out Jim's partner
- yeafs ago. A. both Jim and Jack
- rsssd far over the 10000 mark
- but pure ambition 70 make the
Ay Aoevs again could posuibly ia
- sack 70 20 hack 70 Hghtins. ana n
~ ev1 he'd soy Intention Of rs-entHrins
rsAg 10 mover msatoned it 10
ACK oKDLLY Of Yonhsrs pronosa.
eroAnislng . professional boxers'
~ vaaeA oeol Neal What Q cinch n
49, - " cass Of . strike to have
Oy nember eApaAis a oeopsrly a.
~ . hs'anAA sssss-seuntss.
N"vN0 1NowN. yAo SIN msa-
u uens WITH Dsads he sooasiea On
whiea ~ put Matt Wells down
- nlhe-eevnG nests Young Dyuop
. ne D. Nicholas to-nishe Marcel
Woee ThenAA. he yseneh Vsitsrweight
- Yssa6 AtseaV sntsrtaia In the go.
- - sounA boat and Que Platts aud
Teoay Aaloasv n ths Aaal The No.
nehsos ass making . success Of their
0ese tea.round shows. usins light men.
essa Though the wsa&hss b warming
= Pleess maAs . goed showing asainss
yonns Hurts few weeks ago. and 10 Q
os9 and Interesting boxer. He was
S1e ont ~ that past master Of
- ~O0u u WoSo9
v18A most Interesting dsvelopmsnt
eoonS the hsavywsights 10 q
eemine International hsavywsight
GoD1oot In France. Since Carp>utisr
F. nno1eo1 out Bombardisr wells he
you1nAnaa think him absolutely inviuci.
- - . heavyweight To-day he 10
1os.sesAays The ssse drawing card" In
y = n. vtsaas he famous pa.,.,.n
- Dsenotss. Aas offered Tom
Y0Deases tssns fos . match tstwssn
4oetisr anl Al Palser. ,o'Rourks has
49, VA . Dreposition q his own,
UUssaag . este n October or No.
= = ass.sts M tsrms, a. I thin.
- 90" ssitss O'Rourks, Carpenter
- ~ u . oueh ai4srsnt proposition
- - meets Palssr thau whoa he
O1oe 0oOear6ie1 Wslls"
! qsald think hs Win Wells knocked
4Dooelee dewa twtce N ths first round
0n1UDatler recovered. came out for the
GnoDo1 session and polished Wells on BY
1870 IN sn1 digging away At his
49, Wells 10 . remarkably effective
49, - long - he isn't hit Paiser
- mneA Of boxer. but be can take
- basoest beating In the world ana
- - Ashtiag until the cows come
- us'u wear the Trenchman dow,
- ~ than twenty rounds. Carpsn-
49, ppnches viii glance from Paixer's
11nnAo4 chin and strong body like han
~ Q ulo roof. Palxer 10 at mono on
~ farD In Iowa. and reports say thai
- hAs entirely recovered from the oper-
49, thas put him out OF the ring tenn
n0gas1H.
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FIRST GAME.

Especial to Ths Evening w0id.)
FOLIO GROUNDS. June A-with q
brand new umpire ~ an added attrac-
tion. the Giants and the Braves began
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H|GHLANDERS.

Continued from First Page.)
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GIANTS.

CONTINUED from First PaSe)
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Queens Open steeplechass; about two
miies.-bix Sandy. iS tAlperS. 3 TO I,
10 and to 8. nrst: Boisterous, III
Co'Br.en)"1 to !. TO 8 and 2 to s. sec
ond; Himation. lD (Murphy). = to J..
even and I to q third. No time taken,
Roland Pardse. Zsllwood. Ed Rotan
and El Bart also ran. El Bart fell at
last jump.
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PROPOSALS.


ID ROPOSALS-PROPOS FOR $4,000
i bonds OF the town OF Middletown, Del.
Sealed proposals will be received by the IN
dersigned az the Office OF the Board OF Com
missioners OF the town OF Middlctown, Della
ware, up TO Monday evening, March "a 1918
al p. M for an issue Of bonds 20 be
known as the bonds of the Commissioners
Of the Town Of Middlctown.' The issue viii
be for $4,000, to refund part Of the out.
standing Indebtedness Of the said town OF
General Assembly OF the state Of Delaware.
approved the twentieth day of February, a.
u. 1913. and will bear date April /. 1913
and mature in twenty years from date, Cor
April l. 1887 with the privilege OF redeem
ing said bonds after the expiration Of ten
(1ol years.
The bonds will be coupon form OF the de-
nomination Of $500 each and bear interest at
the rate OF FIVE per centum per annum. pay
able semi annually. Bids for the bonds must
be accompanied by certified check for ten
per cent 30 per cent? Of the amount Of
bonds bid for: the same TO De applied 70 the
purchase price " the bidder is successful or
returned II not. The right TO reject any or
al bids is expressly reserved.
All bids must include interest from April ]
1913 to day Of delivery. Bids will be pub.
licly opened and read OF a meeting OF the
said commissioners at the town ONCE on the
day and hour aforesaid.
VIM. j. WILSON. President.
Address al communications TO d. W. Ste
vens Clerk Middlctown. Del. Bonded IN
debtedness Of town. including this issue,
S29. 600. Assessed value Of town. $685, $50.
mnr1e,15.22.
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S25O,OOO FOR
NEW CHRISTIANA
RIVER BRIDGE Her

Special 10 THE EVENING JOURNAL.
DOVER, Del, March 22.-The
House bill authorizing the Levy Court
OF New Castle county to borrow $780,
600 to construct bridge over the
christiana river at Third street. Will
mington, passed the Senate yesterday.
Senator Gormley alone voted against
the bill. County Engineer james
Wilson explained that the lowest bid
previously received totaiied sz2b,ooO,
and that bridge they desired to
erect would cost With the approaches
very close 10 ss5o,ooO. Senator Rein
hardt said that while he was origin
ally opposed to The bill he had learn
ed fnat the Governor had agreed to
the bill g. conditions. President
Groves OF the Levy Court said that
h's body would make thorough ex-
animation to determine whether n
vertical LIT bridge could be con-
struoted for 5150,0QU.
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MOON is ECLIPsED TODAY.
Only Partially Visible Here in Early
Morning Hours.

Beginning at about o'clock this
morning the moon was in total eclipse.
Observers in this part OF the country
we're able to see only partial eclipse,
as during the period when the planet
was passing through the earth's
shadow II set over this section. In
the West however, a complete eclipse
was observable
This is the first time in rs years
that complete eclipse has been Wis
ible in any part of this country. and
is one of series of eclipses, covering
As occurrences, or "Saros periods,
which extend over more than 900
years A similar eclipse to that OF
this morning will not occur again UNI
til April I, 1881.
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A large porch extends across
the front. The size of the recep-
ton hall is unusual and the con-
venience of a coat closet at the
end is worthy of note. We find
fireplace centering at the front of
the living room and a dining room
most conveniently arranged as TO
wall space, with the kitchen
planned to win the immediate APP
proval of any woman. Note the
arrangement Of the sink directly
under a window, with plenty OF
drainage board space on either
side and cupboards Immediately
above. Kitchen opens through to
stairway leading to basement as
we'll as to a refrigerator room and
also on the back porch.
Three bedrooms with good wall
cr<are aod q 1oroe ctocet in each a
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corning No. l65, just address your letter
of inquiry to Mr. John Henry Newson,
Homes of Character" Department, THE
EVENING JOURNAL, and while it is not
absolutely necessary to do So it is good
business form TO enclose a stamped self
addressed envelope with your letter of in
quiry. Mr. Newson will very gladly give
his personal attention to the letters of
readers of THE EVENING JOURNAL.
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good sized linen closet in the hall, and a
we'll planned bathroom are found on the
second floor If an airing porch is de-
sired it can be reached through the bed
room over the ice room.
This house-No could be built for
$1,000 under favorable conditions. In no
event should the cost exceed So 500.
If further information is desired con-
Evening journal., 1913-03-22

Wy EALTHY SOUTHERN WIDOW. l0
w would marry. Address W. Box 35
League, Toledo, Ohio. mar22lt.
I ADIEs-s1. 900 REWARD POsI.
IL lively guarantee my great successful
Monthly remedy; safely relieves some Of
the longest, most obstinate, abnormal cnses in
three to five days; no harm, pain or inter
ference with work; mail. $f.50; double
strength. $500. DR. Southington, No. 20
Long Bldg. Kansas City. Mo. mar3-f.
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GOLDEY ALUMNI ASSOCIATION.

At the March meeting Of the Goldey
Alumni Association It was decided to
hold dance. This will be given on
Friday evening, April IS, in Eden
Hall. Nocks Orchestra will furnish
music for the occasion. Tickets can
be secured from any officer of the
association. OF members OF the COM
nittee IN charne
Evening journal., 1913-03-22
KITcHEN SHnMER.

A luncheon and kitchen shower
was given Miss Elsie Mae Jackson.
OF No. 41s West Twenty-second ST..
by Mrs. Frank Shearer at her home.
the Norfolk Apartments.
Evening journal., 1913-03-22
PNEUMONIA FOLLOWs A com

FNEUMUNIH FVIlIlUNN NVLU
but never follows the use Of Foley's
Honey and Tar Compound. II stops
the cough, heals the sore and innamcd
air passages. and Strengthens the
lungs. The genuine Is in q yellow
package with beehive on carton Re-
fuse substitutes n. n. Danforth
Market and Second streets, Whining
ton. Del
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DANCING.
TRANSPORTATION
Wilson Linet0 Philadelphia

PASSENGERS AMI FREIGHT
Leave Fourth Street Wharf. Wilmington,
daily including Sundays ~ go and ~ -
~. $50 and AS y. o.. On Satuvuu %
and Sundfys only additional rips a
100 .. m.
Leave Chestnut street Wharf Tiiisds,.
chs. daily. including sundays a fJsJ
A. M. i.nO as erd TOO p N. On san
days and Mondays only. additional rtrs a.
$50 =. NJ
fAtts Including Saturday, snd Hrn'
davs. phflndeirha excufNon. 25c ons
way i5c Chester sxcuraton fte. one
vaf. i0c
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M srarn or nENIAMIN .rRAIM. DE.

IL ceased
Notice is hereby given that Letters Of Nd
ministration upon the estate Of Benjamin
Fraim, late Of Brandywne hundred. de-
ceased. were duly granted unto John W.
Fraim, on the eleventh day Of March. A. ID.
1918. and all persons indebted 10 the said
deceased are requested 40 make payment 70
the administrator without delay, and all
persons having demands against the de-
ceased are required to exhibit and present
the same duly probated 20 the said admin.
istrator. on or before the eleventh day OF
March. a. d. 1914, or abide by the Inv IN
this behalf
JOHN W. FRAIM, Administrator.
Address Edward G. Cook Esq. Aitorney-at-
law Wilmington. Del maris-eod-at
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ENGAGEMENT ANNOUNCED.

Announcement has been made OF
the engagement OF Miss Catherine
Lucey 10 Dennis F. Desmond, both Of
this city, They Will be married early
IT. April,
Evening journal., 1913-03-22

L AsHIONABLE DREssMAKTNG. WORK
Il guaranteed Miss l.. g. Jones. No $50
hirkwood street marie.tm.
Evening journal., 1913-03-22

I Ohm NJ zIEGLER, OLD RELIABLE
- Broom and Brush seller Business At
No e2o W. Third st. mare-tm.
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II AT. n. RANGE AND STOVE REPAID.
II ing Also wrineers and Carpet Sweep.
err J. T. SchwelyHr No 525 West Front
street Both rhones mHoW
Evening journal., 1913-03-22

7 AAIEs A. sTrRLrTH = BRO. NO. to4
Tatnnli street Dealers IN scrap iron aud
metals. Second hand pipe always on hand.
open Saturdays until p. m. 5ant5.om.
Evening journal., 1913-03-22

NJ AsIELIO 4 co. No. cir MARKET ST.
M Ladies' end Gents' Straw anc all kinds
OF hats renovated, cleaned and reshapcd. pri-
vate Shes shining parlor Tor ladies febi7 BIN.
Evening journal., 1913-03-22

The Wants have been the means OF
restoring many lost articles.
Evening journal., 1913-03-22

TT VOC WANT TO SELL YOUR ctoTHEs
/ call mp Isaac Gibhs. No. esl French a.
y. n. phone No. 2aos. and he will call
for them io.tf
Evening journal., 1913-03-22

II nv ONE or OUR OYSTER s~Ews or
frys and you win get the habit Of stop.
ping at the Exchange Lunchroom. No. East
Seventh street. mari LIN.
Evening journal., 1913-03-22

ID rANo MOVING AND HAULING. ALL
4 week done. with spsoias uare D. a A.
phone 1914: Del 1914 James Stewart
Lowe, No. 1909 Tstnal g. inns.tf.
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CHIROPODIsT

Vy LOnA JOHNSON SrRADLEy. CHR
II opodist. has removed TO kloltz Building
n W. Corner Sitth and Marke streets
d. 3 a. phone. 26f7. n20.u
A NNfE NJ sCHAFFER CHfROPODisT
n has removed 70 the Harris Building, No
IN W. Tenth atrcet d. A. phone, 1885
i341yr.
~fte.ttr,ru uANrAHAN GRADUATE.
IL Fowler & Hanna. Ltd. Chiropody and
msnicurine hairdressing and massaeinr No.
appointment. maylb. w
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II STATE OF FRANK KABACENsKI
IL DECEASED
Notice is hereby given that Letters Of
Administration upon the estate Of Frank
kabscenski. late Of Wilmington hundred de-
ceased, we're duly granted unto Agnes Kaba.
censki. on the goth day Of February A. d.
1918 and all persons indebted 90 the said
deceased are requested 70 make payment 10
the Administrators without delay. and al
persons having demands against the deceased
are required TO exhibit and present thc shmc
duly probutcd, TO the said Administrators, on
or before the Goth day Of February, A. d.,
1914 or abide by the law in this behalf
AGNES KABACENSK1
Administrators
Address William W. Knowles, ESQ Attor-
ney-at-Law, Wilmington, Del. mara-eod- o..
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PLUMBERS
ROOFERS
ELECTRICAL WORKERS.

7, or ELECTRICAL WORK OF ANY
il nature call Moore Brothers D. A.
phone. 245sA; Dclmarvia, od43 Sausfae
ton guaranteed. shop 3. w. Cor. Eighth
and Madison streets inni4om
Evening journal., 1913-03-22
LADIES' rAILOkS

=
(, AMUEL zUTI. THE PRACTICAL
- tailor for ladies and gents Clothing
cleaned pressed and repaired No. loou
TainAil street. near Delaware avenue.
fcb25.1m
Evening journal., 1913-03-22

n BARsKY's GREAT REDUCTION SALE
4, Of white goods and gents furnishings
starts Saturday March and will last hfteen
day T. Barsky n. r.. corner Fifth and
Madison Sis mnre-fm.
Evening journal., 1913-03-22

ID oBERT PoPPITI. NO $40 KING ST
IL All kinds Of shoe repairing. Rubber
work a speciality Satisfaction guaranteed.
marlin
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POULTRY.
White WyandOtteS

Line bred business and exhibition stock Of
the fishel type; ready 10 serve you with
high.c class dependable
MATCHING EGGS AND BABY CHICKS.
A good healthy strain Of splendid winter
layers pure white plumage prices moder-
ate shipments prompt KINGS POiL.
TRY YARDS. ELkTON, ND.
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REGISTERS NOTICE
ESTATE NOTICE.

ESTATE NOTICE.
~ STATE or JANE SHIELDS, LATE OF
IL the Borough Of Norris.own, Montgomery
Letters Parliamentary on the above estate
having been granted the undersigned All
persons Indebted 20 said estate are requested
10 make Immediate payment. and those hay-
ing legal claims 60 present the aamc without
p. o. address. Norristown. Pa. or Bis otior.
ncy. Charles u. McAvoy. p, o. address. No.
fi5 swede street, Norristown. Pa.
mar6.eod.ot.
Il STATE OF LOUISA JoURDAN, DE.
~ CEASED.
Notice is hereby given that Letters TIES.
tamentnry upon the estate Of Louisa ioufdan,
late Of Wilmington hundred deceased. were
duly granted unto Mary Louisa Naylor. on
the 21t hdny OF February, A. d. 1913. and
all persons indebted 20 the said deceased nre
requested 70 make payment TO the cxecutriA
without delay. and all persons having de
mnnds agninst the deceased are required 10
exhibit and present tho same, duly pro.
the 27th day Of February, A. u. t9ii. and
abide by the law m this beha.f
MARY LOUISA NAYLOR,
Address Mary L. Naylor, 6o7 Washington
street. Wilmington Del marf-cod o.
l. STATE or BRaGET MecuLLfoN
II DECEASED
Notice is hereby given that Letters Tesla.
mentary upon the estate Of Bridget Nc.
Cuilon. late of Wilmington hundred, de-.
ceased, were duly granted unto the Whining.
ton Trust Company, on the eighteenth day
Of March. A. ID. 1919. and all persons In.
debted 10 the said deceased are requested 20
make payment 90 the executor without de.
lay and al persons having demnnds against
the deceased are required 60 exhibit and
present the same duly probated, 70 the said
executor on before the eighteenth day of
March. A. ID. 1914, or abide BY tho law In
this behalf
WILMINGTON TRUST COMPANY.
Executor.
Address William =. Kurt Esq. Attorney.
af.fnv AVilmfueton Del mnr1O-eod ot
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REMOVAL NOTICE.

A rTER MARCH c5 I WILL MOVE MY
IN dental once, now located az 703 Mar
ket street 20 the new odd Fellows Hall
Tenth and King streets. third floor.
marriott nR. HENDERSuOT.
Evening journal., 1913-03-22

Nj oNEy LOANED OE FIRST MORT.
WI cages. o. q. GOODcN
lsss.t.ts-tf. No. w Ninth 81
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MONEY TO LOAN


Nj ONEY TO LOAN--oN REAL ESTATE,
NJ any amount, AZ lowest rates Quickly
furnished. Address n. 40. Evening Journal
once. n2o-tt.s-tf
Evening journal., 1913-03-22
SCRAP IRON, STEEL AND METAL

II I0HEST CASH PRICES PAID FOR
IL scrap iron. stoel and metals rubber
and rope. Wilmington Iron and Metal Co.
South Market and streets. ian3l.1yr.
Ii IGHEsr CASH PRICES PAID FOR
Il scrap iron. steel and metals, rubber
and rope. Auto tires D. speciality. r. Ed.
ward str'ith. No. 224 French ST. jnn31.1yr