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Evening journal., 1913-05-10
HEAR LECTURES
ON BRIDGE WORK
Miss PiIIing Delightfully."- En-
tertainS Newark Friends
at Card Party

Special to THE EVENING JOURNAL.
NEWARK, May l0.-Dr. J. A. l..
Waddell. senior member of the bridge
engineering firm of Waddell and Har-
rington, OF Kansas City. gave two lee
lures before the students of Delaware
College yesterday afternoon on bridge
engineering. DR.. Waddell came from
Washington TO make the lectures and
returned to that city late in the after
noon He was the guest of Dr.
George A. Harter. president of the
college. while here
Charlie Carter, colored, horse train
er for the late George H. Huber, was
seriously injured while exercising a
horse on the Huber track, which IS
leased by Herman r. Tyson, yesterday
morning The sulky in which he was
driving. broke. thowing the driver out.
Two of his ribs are broken.
Miss Cornelia Pilling. entertained
the auction bridge club at her home
on Thursday evening. The ladies'
prize OF a jam jar. was won by Miss
Elinor Harter and the gentlemen's
club prize, set of surgical instru-
ments. by DR.. Walter II Steel. Wilbur
! Wilson and Mrs o. Houghton won the
guests prizes Among those present
were MIR. and Mrs. Daniel Thomp-
son, j. Pfling Wright. Ernest Wright
Herman r Tyson. DR.. Walter II. Steel
Wilbur Wilson. Mr.. and Mrs. Penros'
Wilson. Miss Annie Hossinger, Mrs
4 Clinton o. Houghton, Miss Alice Kerr
! Miss Elinor Harter. u. H. Srager, Mr.
and Mrs. j. pearce Cam, Mr.. ant
Mrs Harold r. Tiffany, DR. and Mrs
A. r. Neale. Miss Lindsay, Mr.. an'
Mrs. Joseph II. Hossinger, John Pill
ing. Miss Elsie Wright. Prot. w
owen Sypherd and Prof. Van Deisel
Smith
Abram S Mote, a retired farmer
died at his home on Elhton Road, yes
terday morning He was 6S years old
and had been IN with complication
of diseases for some time. Funeral vii
be held from his late residence o
Monday afternoon, with interment !
White Clay Greek Cemetery.
Mothers Day will be observed in tn
Newark NJ. r. Church tomorrow. Tn
Rev l.. e. Poole, the pastor, vii
preach an appropriate sermon at Oh
morning service and in the evenin
his subject will be Young Peopl
. on the Threshold"
Miss Essie W. Waters was one of th
4, graduates from the Training Scho'
for Nurses of Jefferson Hospital q
Thursday night The Misses Lyd
+ and Winfred Fader attended the exc
cigoe
Evening journal., 1913-05-10

number of transfers OF real es-
tate were recorded since Wednesday
of this week at the office of the city
registry clerk. Included in the list
we're several lots i'm the rear of the
dupont Building, to the dupont Build
ing Corporation. and to The Playhouse
Company. A complete list follows:
Maria Santo Conde to Daniel A. Pa
lese. No 81 East Twenty-second
street, $40.
Mary j. Regan to Elizabeth T. Finn.
half interest in No. 1921 West Third
street, $40.
Robert Pennington to Joseph Chester
Gibson, No 1907 Franklin street. 81.
The same property by the latter 20
Adelin J. Pennington, ST.
Emma Greenwell to Walter f. Hall
and wife. south side of Second street.
% feet east of Broome street, $S75
dupont Building Corporation to The
/ Playhouse Company. lot in rear Of
DUPONT Building, $40
T.. l. DUPONT de Nemours Powder
/ Company to the DUPONT Building Cor
poration, four lots in the rear OF the
tduPont Building, SO.
Martha Y, Dolores A. Caleb p,
Horace c., Albert S. Johnson, and
Helen II. ]. Thompson to Thomas
ReardOn, east side of Hancock street
40 feet north of Gilpin avenue, S225o
The same property by Martha Youns
Johnson, Caleb Parker Johnson, Will
liam Harlan Johnson and Horace Cole
Johnson, trustees Of Caleb p. Johnson
deceased 10 Martha Young Johnson
Horace Cole Johnson, Caleb Parker
Johnson, Helen Hales Johnson, Thomu-
son, Albert Sidney Johnson and Do
lores Alexander Johnson, So.
/ Alice Viola Gray, administrators ol
Benjamin McIlvaine, to John c. Jack
b son, two lots west side OF Marke
. street, north of Twenty-third street
S4510.
Henry w Sasse to Charles G Shen
pard, southwest side of Twenty-fiftl
street 119 feet southeast of Wes
street. $4,000.
Equitable Guarantee and Trust Com
. pany, guardian of minor children o
] George Tatnall. deceased. to Josepl
J +. Neher. east side of Scott street, 2
D feet north Of Third street, $3.50
Walter f. Hall to Emma Greenwel
south side of Second street % fee
[ east of Broome street, SS75.
Mary f. and Annie L. Kane to Harr
T. Long. No. Gil East Sixth street
{ S1450
Emerson r. and Omar d. Crother
d to John n. and Matilda Schundel
k north side Of Sixth street, 100 fee
n west of Rodney street. $500
e Mary H. Pearce TO Margaret Clear!
n west side of Jefferson street, Sc fee
II eoufh of Third etropt S5
j. John p. Deputy to John McCaifre,
north side of Front street thirtee
y feet east OF Ruth street, S2100.
e George T.. Vernon to Abram an
u William ". Saver. north side of Shal
cross avenue, sc feet west of Adam
street $3.50.
+ Concord Heights Company to HarT
w Mock, northeast side of Twenty
Evening journal., 1913-05-10
MANY PROPERTIES
90 TO NEW OWNERS

fifth street. 2O5 feet southeast Of Van
Buren,. $50.
William T.. He'll ct al. to Samuel
l.. and Lewis $. Fell, north side )f
Fourth street. "a feet east Of Orange
street $4,000.
Abraham Lieberman. executor OF
Rosa Lieberman. deceased, TO Walter
+. Hall and wife. 25 feet east OF
Broome street. and % feet south OF
Second, S16250.J
Clayton f. Geiger to William G..
Ainsworth and wife, north side OF
Winchester place. 1S0 feet east of Tat
nall street. s2S50
Ollie West Mullin to John j Wahl.
No. 902 Bennett street. $500.
Frank r. zebley to William Jarmon
and wife, 1903 West street, $1,000.
Howard n. Stayton to John A.
Thomas and wife, No. 25O5 Van Buren,
street, $4,000
Evening journal., 1913-05-10

and the second floor is reached by combination
stairs from the hall and from the pantry. The
grade landing TO the cellar is arranged off the
kitchen at the rear. porch is provided at the
rear of the living room and an entrance
stoop Slows only on the front The second
floor has three bedrooms with bath over the
vestibrle and a sleeping porch off of the rear
bedroom Basement under entire house.
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REGISTERS NOTICE.

L, STATE OF GEORGE JTMEsoN. DE.
IL CEASED.
Notice is hereby given that Letters Of Ad'
ministration upon the estate Of George iimc.
son, late Of Wilmington hundred. deceased,
we're duly granted unto Robert II Richards
On the twenty -hrst day OF April, A. ID. 1919.
and all persons indebted the said deceased
are reonesios make payment TO Aanin-
istrator without delay .rd All ncrson'
having demands against the deceased ara
required 90 exhibit and present the sane.
duly probated 90 the said administrator, on
or before the twenty .hrst day Of April, 4 ID.
1914 or abide hy the law IN this behalf
ROBERT n. RICHARDS,
Administrator.
Address Robert R. Richards, ESQ. Atior
ncy at.iaw. Wilmington. Del. apr22-qod-at
Evening journal., 1913-05-10
CIRCUSES
MAY AFFECT
The RENTS
Real Estate Men Speculate on
Removal Of That Cash
From City
QUILL WEEK In THE
BUILDING TRADE

Real estate men are wondering what
effect the series of circuses that have
come to Wilmington during this
month will have on the collection of
their rents. This month four big
shows will remove lots of good hard
cash from the city. OF former years
this has affected the collection on
rents because some delinquent renters
take the big show as an excuse for
not having the rent money when the
real estate agent comes around
The contractors also have cause to
complain Laborers left yesterday
afternoon by the wholesale and one
contractor was surprised to find that
every man on a certain building job
IN the city had disappeared about noon
to go to the big show.
The contracting business has been
Exceptionally dull all OF this week and
practically no big jobs were sent oui
Tor bids j. Henderson Smith is build
ing an attractive home at Bellmoor
John Ulmer has the contract for the
erection of the building The house
viii be frame with nine rooms. IL viii
cost about $4,000
Percy Strickland is building Z
handsome bungalow at Bellmoor. II
will be 35x55. and will cost over $4,000
Mrs. Decia McKinsey has purchased
two lots from the Bellmoor Suburban
Sites Company. The lots are 25x12l
feet She expects to erect two me
dunn sized houses on them.
J. A. Bader d Co. expect to star
the mason work on The PlayhOusl
next week The new theatre is to b.
finished by October I and will sea
1850 people.
w. H. Jones & Co. have receives
the contract for the erection of a bricl
bungalow for the Misses Mcconnell ol
the west side of the city The hOus
will cost about $4,000. The same fri
is also bidding on the residence 70
Paul Thatcher. TO be built on Seven
teenth street near Riyerview
A. S. Reed and Brothers Compan
are bidding on revised plans for III
residence Of ~ y Danforth. whic
ayere sent out some time ago.
III. !
Evening journal., 1913-05-10
PROPOSALS.

ID RopOsALs- BOARD or syArE SUP
plies. Dover, Delaware ornied pr"pu
sal, addressed as above and endorsed
Proposals for Printing and supplies TOT
printing Corporation Laws. School Laws,
Constitution. Election and Registration laws
Rcpos Of Auditor OF Accounts Adiutant'Gen
erals Report. State rrcasurcrs report.
Trnnsnctionk of the Delaware Agricultural
Society. Report OF State Board of HEALTH in'
surance Commissioner, Report Insurance
aud Banking Laws, and other printing. sta
uunery aud supplies for the use OF the Hec
rotnry OF state State Treasurer, Insurance
Commissioner. Auditor of Accounts, Chan
cellnr State Board of Education. Supcrin'
tcndent of schools for Kent county. super
intendent of schools for SusseN county.
County School Commissioner OF Kent county,
State board of Agriculture. Clerk OF tho
Pence for New Castle county. Registers lor
Registration officers and books of Registered
Voters will be received until 40 o. clock
d. m ON the 2sh day Of May A. ID. 1913.
Specifications aud blank proposals may be
obtained at offcc of Secretary OF state on or
after MAY IT,. 1913
samples OF proposed printing and supplies.
when specifications refer 20 samples, may be
seen ai Office of Secretary of Siutc
The proposals must be accompanied by
certified check for 40 per centum Of Oh,
amount Of bid payable 20 Secretary Of said
/ Board
Only those proposals made unon th'
hianrs furnished by said Board viii be en-
tertaincd Right To reject amy aud an bid
, is reserved THOMAS W. MILLER,
Secretary oi Roard of State supplies
Dover Delaware. April .a' 1913. may ip-l
Evening journal., 1913-05-10

The house is finished throughout with oak
floors, hardwood finish in the main rooms and
hall and whitewood finish for enameing in all
of the bedrooms and bath The kitchen and
pantry are finished in Georgia pine. The attic
is plastered and finished in pine.
With hot water heat best grade plumbing
and excellent material and workmanship
throughout this design can be built for from
45OO TO $500.
Evening journal., 1913-05-10
BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES.

r,rNr OPENING rOR Man WITH $500
Il DO $500 There is big opportuniil )
awaiting the right man TO control the loci
business oi ihe hcnncy Needle shower hatn'
which is sweeping the country IT'S thc only
shower that docsn need p curtain a" 20
attached 10 nnv bath tub without tools.
Reiails for only s6 Advertised in all magg
4ncs big muney maker. no compet
tion 90 6ght viii close with The FIRST man
who has The right qualifications. Write '"ds,
Graon Miier. president fedd1n Specially
Co. Inc 30 West Broadway New York
uiuVfO. H.
Evening journal., 1913-05-10
WANTED. HousEHoLp GOODS

ID ENGEK PAYS MORE THAN OTHER
ID dealers for your once furniture and
household goods. You're losing money "
you don't sell 20 him. A postal viii bring
our buyer there with the ready caah Ber'
ger. Third and Shipley streets. d. 4 A..
phone. hi1SA. mi6-N
Evening journal., 1913-05-10

A good example of simple
colonial design carried out in
quaint and pleasing manner. The
idea of simplicity and quaintness
has been maintained in the extra
wide shingles used upon the ex-
terror and the division in the win
dow sash, also by the exceedingly
large and simple outside chimney
The roof is in green shingles.
The floor plan is carried out in
the center hall type, but library
has been located at the rear of the
hall under the main stair landing
Evening journal., 1913-05-10
NOTICES


a FTER THIS DATE 7 WILL PAY No
n bills unless contracted by myself Frank
Holston. No 52e Walnut st. maye-at'
~ rOrICE-DIN1DEND.
n ARTISANS SAVINGS BANK.
sos Market street Wilmington DELAWARE
May 4, lDll.
The board Of managers have dcflnfei the
regular SEM. ANNUAL dividend o. two per
cont being for the six months ending Aprtl
4 1918. Depositors will please present
their books on and after May I, 1913, 70
have dividends entered.
mayl-1et ROBERT ID. KENT Treasurer
NJ OTiCE-THE MEDICAL EXAMINING
~ Board, representing the President ana
Fellows of the Medical Society Of Delaware
will meet la Dover. June H. ~ ana ~
iQ1a. for the purpose of examining candi'
dates who may desire license 20 practice
medicine and surgery in this state, in con.
formity with the act regulating tho same
pnsscd at Dover May ia, 1890. y or par,iou,,
lars apply 10 the Secretary OF the Medical
Council. DR.. II. W. Briggs. Wilmington
Del. DIR. y. ~ WILSON
Soc. Med ia. Board
no,.r mol NAV & 1919. maya, Ia
Evening journal., 1913-05-10
AUTOMOBILES.

A uTO TIRES RE.rREADED- OUTSIDE
n shoes rc.trcadcd blow outs repaired
iunric rc.vuicnui1cd etc n your tires are
good standard makes and not seconds you
can save half your tire cost by getting us 90
do your work. Up.to.date method, practical
and experienced workmcn. reasonable prices.
Atlantic Manufacturing Co.. Third and Orange
street Wilmington. Del. d. a A. phone. Si7T.
nelmarvin. 29e2. mny7O,tO.
Evening journal., 1913-05-10
ID ENNSGROVE FERRY
CVIf kffrfr IAkt

STEAMER LONG BEACH
Spring schedule Saturday. Aprii 8:
cave Wilmington as foilevs--7 n. m and
o.80 n. m.; 200 .. m. and As y. m
Leave Penn rrnvn--9 3 90 and 1918 a. m..
400 D. m and $50 D. m.
Extra trims on Saturday only. l.es.s Wi
mncton. 6i5 and n O'Clock. p. m Leave
pe~nsrrovo ard ~ IN n. m.
Two extra trims on SATURDAY, and SUNDAYS,
only. Leave Wilmington 100 a. m. Leave
Pennsgrove D. m.
Evening journal., 1913-05-10
BASEBALL CHANCES TODAY
NATIONAL LEAGUE.

Chicago at New York. clear.
Cincinnati at Brooklyn, clear.
St. Louis at Boston. cloudy.
Pittsburgh at Philadelphia, clear
AMERICAN LEAGUE.
New York Detroit clear.
Boston at Cleveland. clear
Washington at Chicago. clear.
Philadelphia at st. Louis. clear.
Evening journal., 1913-05-10
NOTICE.

Notice h. hereby giver 'hat fnmary
la ths city OF Wilmington ON "Wednesday,
MAY "a. 1919 between the hours OF ana
o clock b. m, for the purpose Of nomi.
mating candidates for Mayor President Q,
ci,, conncu CIV Treasurer, Assessor and
collector OF Taxes for the southern ana
Northern Districts. and for Members OF Nil
Council from the various wards. foinns
nlncna will be na lnllnWa.
Evening journal., 1913-05-10
TYPEwKr1ERs.


~ i'eWklrEKS REPAIRED, REN TED
Il sold. Easy paymeats Bargains slightly
used Royals Underwoocs ReruinGtons RIB
ions Typewriter Supply Co. No 9i5 Mar
Not ST. Both phones. scatf
Evening journal., 1913-05-10
STORAGE.

w ANTED -- STORAGE. SEPARATE
w rooms, Sl0O month. Heating
stoves and cook stoves also stored for the
season. Heating stove. Sl.5o cook stoves
100 the season Special spaces for piano.
and odd pieces OF furniture Goods Grated
ana shipped 90 all parts Of the world Nc
Mnbon bros Sixth and King SITS. may5tf
vrOrsEHOLD GOODS STORED IN
Ill clean. separate locked .ovma. New build
nrs Automobile padded vans for local and
long distance moving. Work guaranteed
Fsfimntc free -. A. Phone. 5i7t
SrCrRfTN gTOn 'sE WAREHOUSES;
Pennsylvania Ave aud Clayton ST.
norn0 ~
Evening journal., 1913-05-10
Wilson [ Philadelphia

PASSENGER and FREIGHT
Leave Fourth Street Wharf Wilmin rton
for Philadelphia. and Chestnut Street Wharf
Philadelphia. for Wilmington. iaily includ.
ing Sundays at $50. 900. 1880 a. M. i9
o'clock noon 1.3o 500. 4I5. 600 and
700 p. M.
trips at $50 and $50 D. m
FARES- Including Saturdays and Sun.
days. Philadelphia excursion Csc: ons
wav. 15c Chester excatsioI. lie. one
uav Toe
Evening journal., 1913-05-10
CHIROPOrIST

Il, tORA JOHNSON SrRADLEY. CHIK
II opodist. has removed 10 Kleits Building
y. ". Corner Sixth and Markc streets.
y. 4 rhone. cof7. n2o.W
A NNIE NJ sCHAFFER. cHIROpODIST
N las removed 20 the Harris Building No
al W. Tenth street, d A. phone. 1895.
i2t.iyr
~ LiIAHErH HANKAHAN, GRADUATE
II Fowler Hanna. It'd Chiropody nno
nHnicuring hnirdrrasirg and masraging No
600 Adams 81 y. a A.. zoos Evenina By
appointment. mayi5.lyr.
Evening journal., 1913-05-10
SCRAP IRON. sYFFI AM WRTAL

II lGHFSr CASH PRICES PAID FOR
III scrap iron. stool and METALS. rubber
and rope. Wilmington Iron and Metal Cc.
South Market and o streets. ianai-iyr.
II IGHEsr CASH PRICES PAID FOR
III scrap iron. steel and metals rubber
end rope Auto tircs o. speciality =. Ed
ward Sfiriith. No. 29A French a. ianai .iyf
Evening journal., 1913-05-10
STOCKS AND BONDS.

n, o EVERY STOCK AND BOND BROKER.
an over the world, who is real live
wire. communicate with the Texas Stock Ex-
change. Commonwealth National Bank Build
ing, Dallas, Texas. mayT-iot
Evening journal., 1913-05-10

TIN Wants are always worth read
ing.-Adv.
Evening journal., 1913-05-10
PERSONAL.

NJ ANUrACTURER. a.. COMFORTABLY
M situated. would marry. Address M..
Box %. League, Toledo, Ohio. mayt0it
Evening journal., 1913-05-10

NJ ONEY TO LoAN-oN REAL ESTATE.
nj any amount, ~ lowest rates Quickly
furnished. Address "A. 30, Evening journal
once n26.tts-tf.
Evening journal., 1913-05-10
UPHOLsTERER AND
CABINET "AKER
HAIR DRESSING

-e->~--,~-----r-.- .--------.--s.->f--
LITTLE ATTENTION by Az ENpElsr
n each week. helps wonderfully. We are
experts Hair dressing, mouicuring. scalp
treatment face and head massnrnc Chill
dren's work specisty. Louise q. Pot,
nr" rrrifr tia piir lnnr25.arn
NJ Rs. CARRIE WRIGHT. FORMERLY
Nl oi No 1910 Washington street has re-.
moved 20 tie Harris Building. No .i1 West
Tenth street pariors ON second hoor Mani.
curing. eleciric scalp treatment fncinl mus
sage. hair dressing stanpocinr comhnga
neatly made mp. y. A phone 5o24.
nnf2 .0m
Evening journal., 1913-05-10
MONEY TO LOAN

$1,000 on First Mortgage por cent.
e-st 900 on First. Mortgage, per cent.
sl.40u on First Mortgage. per cent.
other amounts.
WAKFMAN. MCINTYRE REALTY CO.,
apr5.smw-tf Eighth and Shipley STA.
Evening journal., 1913-05-10

I ADIFs-St,OO0 REwARD--i Posi-
~ lively guarnntee my great aucccsaiul
Monthly' remedy; safely relieves some Of
the longest most uhstnate. abnormal canes In
three 10 ave days, no harm. pain or inter.
ference with work. mail. $3.50. double
strength, s2.no Or Southinriou. No %
ior- ME- E7ns-s Ci'v Ho na~a.W
Evening journal., 1913-05-10
MONEY TO LOAN

~~~-~--~~--,~~--r-.-e
NJ ONE1 LOANED ON FIRST Muk1
Nl cages. o. q. ooODEE
isab-t.te.tf. Ne W. Ninth 81
Evening journal., 1913-05-10
REMOVAL NOTICE.

>~~~~----------->-~--~~
nR. A. n. COUGH DENTIST. rs NOW
~ located in Ford Bldg Suite. 22i.ee2,
mAre8.tf
nR. II. G. WATSON. DENTIST lS NOW
~ located in the Ford Bailding suite.
-tI.o29 mar1e.tf
EOS WILDE CRAWFORD. nRCHlIECI,
L. has removed his Offices to the = p. cor.
ncr Tenth and hing streets ioou Fellows
Hall second hoor). apr2G I'm.
nR. ;. C. ROsEMoNT. FORMERLY WITH
~ her brother tnr NJ. Dovisl is now To-
Gated az No. 7i5 Market 81. mayo.lm.
Evening journal., 1913-05-10
No. 177-BY JOHN HENRY NEWSON

NAL readers may care to make. In writing
give the number of the design and address
your inquiry to the Homes of Character De
partment," THE EVENING JOURNAL.
Evening journal., 1913-05-10

BY special arrangement with THE EVENING
JOURNAL, Mr. Newson will answer any in
quiries concerning these homes which JOUR
Evening journal., 1913-05-10
TRANSPORTATION

THOMAS w. MILLER.
mayiO-it. Secretary Of State
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Learnino the Facts.

Even the lowliest may be able 10
show you that your fund Of informa p
ton is sadly incomplete. Il well re-
member" said H. K. Adair, the detec-
tive, " a walk I once took down Mar
ket Street. As / strobe along. proud
and happy, a rose in my buttonhole,
and a gold-headed cane in my hand,
a drunken man had the impudence TO
stop me. Amt you Mr.. Adair% he
said. Yes said I; what of itT mr..
Adair the detectiveY he hiccoughed.
yes, yes. Who are your ] asked i'm
patiently. Mr.. Adair.' said the untidy
wretch. as he laid his hand on my
shoulder to keep himself from falling,
I'll tell you who am, Mr. Adair, I'm
-hic-the husband of your washer
woman We'll, what OF thatT said J.
My scorn brought a sneer to the mans
Iips, and he said. You see, you don't
know everything. Mr.. Adair.' What
don't I know I demanded. We'll Mr..
Adafr,' said he. You don't know that
-hic-rm wearing one Of your new
white shirts "-Argonaut
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NEW SUITS FILED.

In the office of Circuit Court Clerk
James Macgibbon yesterday the fol-
lowing suits were filed:
The Alabama Fuel and Ice Company,
a corpora ton, versus The Andalusia
Light and Water Company, a corpora
ton, damages in the sum Of $4,000.
Reeves, Watson and Pasco are attor-
neys for the plaintiff.
The Welles- Kahn Company versus
the st. Andrews Provision Company, a
corporation, assumpsit damages inSthe
sum of $4,000. Avery and Price rep
resent the plaintiffs.
The Fisher Real Estate Company
versus The Dallas Land Company. a
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corporation, to restrain the defendants
from disposing Of certain assets until
a suit for S3,51709 now pending
against the defendants has been dis
posed of through the regular course
by the courts
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AGENTS WANTED.

FINE OPENING for man with $500 to
$500, There is big opportunity
awaiting the right man TO control the
local business of the Kenney Needle
Shower Bath. which is sweeping the
country. It's the only Shower that
doesn't need curtain Can be attached
to any bath tub without tools. Retails
for anly SIS. Advertised in all maya
zines. A big money maker. No COM
petition TO fight. VIII close with the
first man who has the right qualifca-
lions. Write today. Graeff Miller, Pres.
Broadway, New York. nny31 jun7, IA. 81, 81
AGENTS-We have fastest seller made.
Sample IL cents. Postal brings particu-
lars. Write quick. Union Supply Com
pany Glasgow. KY. lin
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Shake OF Your Rheumatism.

Now is the time to get rid Of your
rheumatism. Try a twenty-five cent
bottle Of Chamberlain's Liniment and
see how quickly your rheumatic pains
disappear. For sale by all dealers.
CAdv)
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Mrs. Riley-Thot Kerrigan bye hez
gone oop fer tin years fer sand baggin'
an ony twinty-wan years old tn
wake. Mrs. Casey-An' phwat cud yez
expict, tn way that choild wuz neg
Iected, Mrs. Riley2 Whoi, he wuz near
seventeen years old before his parents
even STINT him to reform school
Puck.
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q . y D . . . . . y =
YESTERDAYS WEATHER.
q o o o . . . o O o O

Furnished by the 1oca! office, wealth
er bureau, United States department of
agriculture.
PensacoIa's Temperature Data.
Highest on record for June, 1o1 de-
grees.
Lowest on record for June, IS de-
grees.
Average Of the highest daily tenn
peratures for June, 70 degrees.
Highest temperature yesterday, 81
degrees.
Lowest temperature yesterday morn
ing, y degrees.
PensacoIa's Rainfall Data.
Normal rainfall for the month of
June, 4S7 inches.
Total rainfall this June to D. M.
"a inches.
Total excess this year 10 May 31st,
sol inches.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1913-06-07
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