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MOVIES TO =.
SHOVFIANlE
CURE EVIL
interesting Drama Tells Right
and Wrong Ways to Cure
Tuberculosis

How thousandseof consumptives lose
their lives annually by taking fake
cures for tuberculosis will be depicted
in moving picturesflm which James
A. Rath, headworlseF of the Palama
Settlement and Hawaiian agent for
the Red Cross Christmas seals, hopes
! to secure for production in Honolulu
some time before the last of the year.
The film is entitled THE Price OF
Human Lives" and will be placed on
United States on and after December
United States one and after December
2. It is designed to further the Red
Crosse Christmas seal sale and the gen.
eraE anti-tubereulosis campaign.
The story of the picture centers
about the wealthy proprietor of drug
concern named Gregory Cort and his
daughter Beth. In the earlier scenes
Of the play a striking contrast between
the laVishly furnished Cort home and
the dingy tenement room Of Nellie
Linn is given. While Cort and his
family live in luxury and happiness,
his principal source Of income is de-
rived from the sale of a fake consump-
ton cure called "Concura." Neither
his daughter nor any of his intimate
friends know the exact nature Of his
business.
Nellie Linn is shown taking Con
Ecura" to cure herself of a hard cold,'
while her lover Ed Grant, goes to a
fake consumption cure doctor in an
swer to a newspaper advertisement.
|Beth is engaged to a young man by
the name CT Hary Bruce. whom NOrt
finally induces to become his advertis-
ing manager by showing him the huge
Eprofits which he makes in his bust
hess. Meanwhile Beth, as result Of
her interest in Rcd Cross Christmas
worker and in this capacity becomes
with Nellie and Ed She
becomes a friend Of the family and
attempts to urge them to stop taking
fake cures for consumption including
"Concura.' Neither Of them pay much
heed to her advice until one day Nellie
receives a. letter telling her that
near relative had just died from tu-
.berculosis simply because she had de-
yldy proper IISdIlIlcuI IOO IOlS ny lC-
lying on "Concura" Nellie shows the
letter to Beth who declares that it is
crime to allow the manufacture and
sale of such false remedies. Burning
with Indignation, and with the wrap
per of the "Concura" bottle in her
hand. she goes to the office of the
company, where she finds to her sur
prise and sorrow that the business is
by her own father and that
her affianced husband is the chief pro-
moter Of the swindle. she refuses to
recognize her lover after this discov-
cry and forgives her father only after
ne has promised to make full restitu
ton as far as he can to the suffering
ccnsumDtives whom he has robbed. AS
part of his reformation he sends Nellie
and Ed to a sanatorium, where they
may be cured.
The closing scenes of the story
show Gregory COrt as a changed man.
Bruce is also seen in a new role. name
ly. as the friend of the Linn family
and also as the manager of the Red
Cross seal campaign. The story closes
on Christmas eve Of 1918. with the
lovers restored to each other. and Ed
and Nelne making good progress on
the road to recovery
The National Association for tn"
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AMERICAN, WARSHIPS MAKING
HISTORIC CRUISE 1OEIROPE

| Latest reports give the American
cruising fleets last stop as Malta
The following news Of this notable
cruise is Of interest:
MALTA. Nov. S.-The Wyoming
the flagship Of the United States At
lantic battleship fleet, under command
of Rear-admira1 Charles j. Badger
steamed into port today and was
heartily cheered by great throngs OF
spectators gathered on the bastioris
The Wyoming is the largest and most
powerful warship yet seen at Malta
She will remain here until Tuesday
next, when she will proceed for
Naples.
A large number of the crew came
ashore within short. time after the
arrival of the battleship, and were
met by groups of British sailors and
soldiers, the men fraternizing cordial.
ly. The Americans were quite at
home. They began at once to enjoy
the visit, because the American gov
eminent had requested the authori.
ties at the different points which the
fleet is visiting to dispense with any
formal entertainment. g." ". ".
3 The cruise being in no wise cere
monial or official, but educational, the
men viii be allowed ais much liberty
as possible. so that they may utilize
their opportunities to the best advan-
tage The entertainments arranged
here are on small scale. -
Smartest Seen at Malta.
The American bluejackets are char
acterized as the srnartest-l looking set
that ever came to Malta Commander
Todd said the voyage was uneventful
Since leaving Hampton Roads the
fleet had been favored with beautiful
weather, and q large part of the, time
was spent in, carrying out technical
and other eyolntions The golfers and
hospital ships remained with the bar
tleshfps, which coaied several times.
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Plans FOR PlllNAhANA ,,.-:.. =.
=, MANElJVERS ARE ANNOUNCED

WASHINGTON ~ An important
series of naval maneuyers, designed to
test certain theories regarding the de-
lenses Of the Panama canal, has been
arranged for next February, and it is
hoped that President Wilson will find
it convenient to be present, i11as1nuch
as he was prevented from visiting the
Canal Zone this autumn. The rianeu-
vers will be conducted by the ships
of the Atlantic fleet, and will last a
week. Secretary Daniels of the navy
department will witness them.
The battleships will meet off Guile
bra island, and steam from there to
CristobaI, the Atlantic terminal of the
canal, from which point the n1aneu.
Eers will be directed. As. the result
of them, the naval experts will deter
mine definlNsly how near vessels will
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by Latest NALL

GATUN, c. Z.-Tourits in the canal
zone are to be afforded increased OPP
portunities to inspect the country. The
Panama railroad has decided to add a
trip through the lake as one of the
regular features Of its sightseeing
service.
f. This arrangement will be accom-
plished BY flashing two cement lighters
5roadside, and converting them into a
passenger barge by decking them over.
providing awnings and ratings, and
installing conveniences This will give
a floor space Of about 40 by 100 feet,
sufficient to accommodate chairs for
approximately 400 people with com.
fort. The improvised barge will be
towed through the lake channel from
Gatun by one Of the canal commission
tugs, making landing near tower r,
about $50 feet north Of Gamboa cabin,
out of the. way Of any vessels using
the canal IA small landing stage will
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Off Gibraltar the battleships sep
arated, proceeding for various desig-
mated ports, according to the pro-
gram. so as to arrive at their respect
i've destinations this morning.
Rear admiral Badger and the other
superior Officers have been made hon.
orary members of the Union Club and
the Casino. the latter being the lead.
ing club of the Maltese. Tomorrow
the commander in chief and other Of
ficers and the American Consul will
take luncheon with the governor of
Malta. Gen. Sir Henry Mcleod Leslie
Rumble, at the palace. There will be
a n,assed band concert on Monday,
which will be attended by Governor
Rumble, all the British officers and
the American officers.
Honors Accorded at Naples.
NAPLES, Nov. 8.-AdmiFal Cotto-
lica, ex-minister Of marine, who had
been selected by Minister Of Marine
Milo to welcome the American battle
ships to this port, visited the captains
of the Florida and Arkansas this after
noon.
The Mayor of Naples and many
prominent citizens also boarded the
warships and extended to their guests
a hearty greeting. 49, .-
The Italian flagship Enanuele Fill
herto arrived here today to greet the
American warships and the command
ers exchanged visits this afternoon.
Many of the American sailors were
given shore leave. A large contingent
left in the evening for Rome and an
other went to Florence. ."s
GENOA, Italy, Nov. S.-A cordial
greeting was given by the authorities
and populace of Genoa to the Ameri-
can battleships Connecticut and Kan
sas.
WLLAFRANCHE, France, Nov. g..
The American battleships Utah and
Delaware arrived here today.
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be able to get to the canal by night
and also by day, without discovery
Observations viii be made from the
fire control towers, 1913 feet above
deck, and attempts to sketch the locks
and the Notifications will be made
From the. ,fire-control towers it is es
timated that, the range of vision is in
creased Is to 10 miles.
Attempts will also be made during
the maneuvers to determine whether
an invading fleet could get near
enough to the canal to- fire shells
ashore. Tests to determine the value
of the canal breakwater for a fleet
anchorage will also form part Of the
program. At Culebra island, whose
value as an advance base will be de
,ternined, marines WILDE landed first
to take theoretical possession.
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\ REMEpiAE
|IS!IOGE!N
ANrIsEerei

1t goes further than
others by uniting with Per-
oxide of Hydrogen the val
liable properties of Thy
mol. Menthol and Euca-;
lyptol; thus acting with
equal effectiveness as a
cleansing and healing
agent.
Ask your druggist for,
:LISTOGEN. You will
delight in the purifying, re-.
freshing sensation that it
! gives. 25c, SOC and 81 a;
: bottle at
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Study and Prevention of tuberculosis,
105 East Twenty-second street, New
York, will send, free of charge, to any
one literature on fake consumption
cures" and will be glad to give as
much information as possible with
reference to particular alleged cures"
for this disease.
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Al Philadelphia woman who died re-
Gently bequeathed $4,000 to, her
stableman for kindness shown by him
to her horses
Colonel Goethals says he would not
accept the post of police commission
er Of New York II it were offered
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I'm the household a relia-:
bic andsepdc is a daily
essential. Little hurts OF
insect bites, a trivial sore:
throat. skin erup6ons and
minor Ills are Quickly re-:
;Iieved by its prompt use. .
In selecting an antiseptic
look for dual efficiency: the
power to heal as we'll as
disinfect. The best for
this purpose is +
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BENSON, SMITH i CO.. LTD,
Corner Hotel and Fort SITS.

If your druggict does not car
~ LISTOGEN we will send it
postpaid on receipt Of price.
Bolton Chemical Corp, 23G W.
I'D ST New York
Newport daily independent. (Newport, Ark.) 1901-1929, 1913-05-27

District No. 2 versus C. r. l. &
P. Ry. Co, dismissed.
John H Sneed By his next
friend and guardian a. J. Row
lett, decree for removal Of dis
abilities OF minority.
DEGREES Of divorce we're en-
tered in the following cases;
Annie versus l.. W. McGreW.
;. a. versus Eta Layman.
Henry versus Jane Num-.
Dora versus W H. Pope, Gus
tody of child to plaintiff until
further orders.
PreSh versus Bud Foster.
Tommie versus Nick Hodge
W. +. versus Annie L. Alexan-
der.
Charles versus Eliza Skaggs.
Matte versus William Green.
Sylvester verSus Nora Hall
burton
Newport daily independent. (Newport, Ark.) 1901-1929, 1913-05-27
Sustains Burch y erdict.

Special to Independent.
Little Rocr, May 27.-Thl
Supreme Court has held in the
case of J. 7. Burch, administra
tor Of the estate Of K. L. Burch
deceased, from Lawrence Coun.
ty, against the Iron Mountain
railroad. that the court did not
err in instructing a verdict for
the defendant corporation.
Burch was a Western Union
telegraph lineman who was in
stantly killed Nov. IL, 1911, at
Hoxie, by being run over by an
engine which backed upon him
as he was riding on speeder.
Suit was brought for actual and
punitive damages, and the su-
preme Court holds:
we are or the opinion that
the undisputed testimony shows
that the death of the deceased
was instantaneous and painless.
He was virtually cut in two
above the hips by the wheels of
the tender and engine and only
moved his head slightly and
gasped after it had passed over
him. The physicians testified
that this was due to muscular
relaxation or contraction, and
that the shock was complete and
death painless. Such being the
Newport daily independent. (Newport, Ark.) 1901-1929, 1913-05-27
Show Here Nav 30.

King Bros. Big Texas Ranger
Show is going to play here Fri
day, May 30, giving one nights
performance only, under then
own waterproof tent. King
Bros. are Dallas boys and have
established a reputation in Tex
as, as good, clean, honest show
men, that are not to be excelled
by any one, They are making
their first tour Of Arkansas this
spring with their great dramatic
success. A Texas Ranger"
lAdv.)
Newport daily independent. (Newport, Ark.) 1901-1929, 1913-05-27
Chancery Court Proceedings

Chancery court has been quite
busy for the first two days Of
this term and Judge Humphrey,
IS making good progress in the
disposal of cases upon the dock
ct. The record of proceeding,
IN brief is as follows:
". n. Nance and ". "
Beede, executors versus Hat
tle Ball ct al; report of sale
confirmed, deed made and ac-
knowledged in open court.
Sedgwick Tie Company ec al
versus Robert Jenkins, to diveSt
title; report of sale confirmed.
commissioner allowed $50, deed
made and acknowledged in open
court.
L. L. Campbell, sub trustee
versus Peter Wooley; foreclos-
ure; dismissed at application
and cost of plaintic.
H. P. Cleveland ct as versus
Ophelia Brock, partition; report
of sale filed and bid Of Norman
c. Wolff raised to S1525. Appli-
cation Of C. L. Campbell to set
aside sale and offer to pay $3.50
filed.
Elizabeth Ann versus John
Luker, divorce; cause dismiss
ed without prejudice.
John T. Mullen by his next
friend, Minnie Ramsey ct al YER
sus .. w. Layton, partition; re-
port of sale confirmed, commits
sioner allowed $40 and deed or
dered.
Felix w. Smith ex parte, YER
sus Sc quarter of NE quarter,
5-12-2, decree for confirmation
Of title granted.
George Gore, exparte, versus
NE quarter Of Sc quarter 34-14-
?, decree for confirmation of
title granted.
M. E. Hawley versus N half of
NV quarter 4-13-1, decree for
confirmation Of title granted.
Board of Directors of Levee
District No. 2 versus Delinquent
Lands, w. D. Williams ct al, to
enforce taxes; petition and bond
or removal filed by C. R. I. & P.
2y. Co. and granted.
Board of Directors of Leyee
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case, there could be no recovery
for the pain and suffering for the
benefit Of the estate. and the
court did not err in directing the
verdict.
Newport daily independent. (Newport, Ark.) 1901-1929, 1913-05-27
Inc Law ~ Speculation,

A1s Men are given to taking prodtA
Shue smaller men ars laying q basis
oE pro1tS that may or may aot be
sn> a Vie law OF tbs Dishes In tho
sea sppu-s IN speculation. The biz
And the little fish have thsar respsc.
i've missions. and the small ones are
safe whsn tho large ones are not
hangry.
Newport daily independent. (Newport, Ark.) 1901-1929, 1913-05-27
No. Six-Sixty-Six

Ibis is prescription prepared especially
tor MALARIA or CHlLlS e. FEVER.
Five or six doses will break any case, and
II taken then as tonic the Fever will not
return. 1t acts on the liver better than
Calomel and does not grippe or sicken. Csc
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HOROSCOPE
MAY 81.
MAY s1.

A person of this birthdate will have
no difficulty in having a happy mar
ried life, If they choose a person
whose birthdate falls between August
90 and September % or January 90
and February 10.
The children Of such union will be
physically and mentally strong and
harmonious.
A person Of this birthdadte has
Mercury for a governing planet with
Gemini for the sign.
One good thing about these people
is that some really great trouble or
responsibility will settle them down
at once and help to control their rest
less spirit and make new persons OF
them.
II you have property to rent or to
sell this is an auspicious time to ad-
vertise in the Want Ads. Someone
wants your property and will be
lready to communicate with you after
seeing your Want Ad tomorrow.
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Information for Travellers
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- to Baltimore ana Washington o. or 5' 10. 0s: so:
aooss al ia' s'i7 81. s.as. si sla: rs % V
TO Baltimore and Way Stations. Mis.l5, 1912. M2.4s
9Gss: oi. tos| st
Baltimore nd Stations Sundays A. M-9 P. M.-S.5o
P, B
t.ts, s.5s II 5s'. Saturdays ony-5 30 r. NJ.
Down State sundays A. M--7.5s. p M.-4.52, r.5s'
10 fA'' % I & 5 & s7 e. s e sS s 7 s9 2s5 5
10 Fa'd'P ~ s 5s 49, & 20 g. 80 s7
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PHILADELPHIA READING
IN Wa A. MI z Sun
g. M as ..
p M@i.so' as 500 100 W ~ V' '''
Saturdays Sundays additional trpss NJ
Wilmington. A Moo s.ao 100. P. Mi.ss
zoo. 100.
To minute
half o4 "a
hal houron
the even Castle with Delaware CITY w ~
and MarshartonIeave Sixth
leaving after the hour Brandyzns
To Newport and streets every thirty min
and
tsnce 7.2s.
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NJ OTICE-To ALICE HASTINGS SMITH.
~ You are hereby notified that upon the
application Of Wilmington Building Commis
sion the Honorable Victor B. Woolley, Asso-
ciate Judge Of the Superior Court Of the
State Of Delaware, has appointed the under
signed as commission 20 assess the damages
which you will sustain by reason Of the tax
ing Of the land and premises, owned by
Charles q. Kurtz. in the city Of Whining
ton and the State of Delaware particularly
described in the petition for the appointment
Of the said commission, Of which said lands
and premises you are a tenant, and that for
the purpose aforesaid we will meet on the
said premises on Tuesday, the third day Of
June nineteen hundred and thirteen, at 10
o'clock, a. M, and after having viewed the
same. viii assess the damages which you
will sustain by reason Of the taking Of the
said lands and premises for the purposes Of q
Municipal Building for the city Of Whining
s. FRANKLIN EWART.
CHARLES n GAWTHROP,
JOHN NIVIN
JOHN J SATTERTHWArT,
W. HAROLD SMITH.
msy7e.7t Commissioners
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ADMINISTRATORS SALE.

A DMINIsTRAToR's SALE or PER.
n sonal Property on Wednesday, May %.
1913, ~ o'clock, p. NJ, at No 1900 Wash
ingion street, In the city Of Wilmington. the
following personal property. late Of Adaline
Jones, deceased, will be exposed TO sale at
public Vendue;
Parlor Furniture, Dinngroom Furniture
Hall Furniture. Pictures, Carpets, Rugs
Stoves, Kitchen Utensils. Bedroom Furni
ture, Etc. Terms Of sale cash
GEORGE W, POOLE
CHARLES r. LARKIN
Administrators Of Adaline Jones' Deceased
Reuben Saiterthwaite, Jr., Attorney foi
Administrators. may15.i1t.
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II OR SALE-No. 1911 Delaware AVE.
II nue. 1i0xib0)i also lot on West side
t2ooxt25). Arthur W spruance. Ford
Building. may29-ts.tf.
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OTICE-THE DELAWARE STATE
~ Board for Registered Nurses will hold
examinations Of applicants for nurses who
wish to practice in Delaware, as trained,
graduate. professional or registered nurses.
Registration is now compulsory. The next
examination will be held az Delaware Hos
pital, Monday, June ., 1913, beginning 10
A. m Application blanks may be procured
from Secretary Anna NJ Hook. r. n. No.
s22 W. Ninth street, Wilmington, Del.
mayo, 2A,2s,31.
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M ANTED = TWO ExPERIEE EMO r = D
t.1rtt street, may2a.3t.
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ROOMS FOR RENT

I'M JEFFERSON STREET. TWO
LII furnished rooms. maybe In
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~ ,fF ILLUSTRATED BOOK TELLS OF
II about 100000 protected positions In q.
4 service Thousands Of vacancies every
year There is = big chance here for you
sure and generous pay, lfetime employ
rrnt lust ask for booklet T66o No ohli'
CATIONS Earl 10 pkins Washington d. q.
navI I'm.
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BOARDING AND LODGING.


ID OARDERs wANTED-NO. 500 WASH
ID ington ST. mays eod.im.
A LARGE SECOND STORY FRONT
"A room. Furnished or unfurnished. No.
iuj West St.. may26.1m
ID Pleasant rooms d. & A. Dhono 2TTiD.
No 3O6 Concord Ave. may7-im.
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AOO EAST SEVENTH ST. FURNISHED
HUI rooms; bath, for dght housekesp-
Ing. ds-tL
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FOX SALE OR RENT.

NOR SALE OR RENT-BUILDING. NO
II A21 West Front street. Floor space
about 1000 square feet on each floor
adapted 20 light manufacturing purposes.
Elevator and IS II r. boiler on premises
Apply 70 II. P. Rumford. Central National
Bank. may17-~- If
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PERSONAL.
HAIR DRESSING

LITTLE ATTENTION BY AN EXPERT
n each week, helps wonderfully. We are
experts. Hair dressing, 'nanicuring, scalp
treatment face and head massaring Chill.
dren's work = specially Louise q. Potsa
coo rori~Me Pldr m'resam.
NTRs CARRIE WRIGHT, NO. 2ii W.
vi Tenth street Manicurng Electric
Scalp Treatment Facial Massage Hair
Dressing Shampooing Comhngs neatly
made M y. A. phone, 5624.
nnr2 fm
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WANTED. HOUSEHOLD GOODS
no. 1902 KING STREET .
E. G. RyOn.
Georgetown, Del.

- ERGER PAYS MORE THAN OTHER
ID dealers for your efics furniture aAd
household goods. You're losing money II
you don't sell 10 him. postal viii bring
our buyer there with the rendy cash. Ber-
ger, Third and shipley streets d. A.
phone, 5i15A. ni5-tf.
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SUMMER RESORTS

Ky TNDTRysT-CHADD' FORD, PA
w Open June / Baths and running
water in rooms Terms, SO 20 si2 per
week. MRS w. Y HARVEY
mayso 81. .iunee.7ls.14.
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FOR RENT

L. OR RENT-THosE FINE NEW
house, Nos. 261f-13-15-1T-19 Tatnall
street. Seven rooms and bath an modern
improvements. Apply Egbert Nu.ter No
West Thirtieth street. Samuel r Green
No. 1922 King street. d. & A. phone.
may24t.ts-tf.
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statesmen WANTED.

= UCCESSFuL Statesmen WORKING
- small country towns can Increase their
earnings from SOS 70 s75 per week selling
our line Of Fame yFruit elders, 25 per ccns.
commission, prompt settlements, light sam
pies. References required. Red Cross Co..
Dept z, st. Louis, No aprio-satsn
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CHIROPODIST

II LORA JOHNSON STRADLEY, CHR.
II opodist has removed 20 Kleitz Building,
n. W. Corner Sixth and Mnrks streets.
u. & A. phone. 2617. n26.tt
A NNIE NJ. sCl5AFFER, CHIROPODIsT.
"A has removed 20 the Harris Building No.
2il W. Tenth street d. A. phone. 1895.
j24-iyr-
Il ELIZABETH HANRAHAN. GRADUATE
~ Fowler Hanna. Ltd. Chiropody and
manicuring. hairdressirg and massaginE. No.
200 Adams 81. ID. q A.. 290s. Evening By
appointment. may15-1yr.
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BEATTY PARLORs

NJ ANlCURING. AfAssAorNG AND
vi scalp treatment Mrs. A. Reed No.
e-2 shpley ST. mnr1s.em.
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A GENTs-ETTHER SEX. TO DIS
"A tribute free packages perfumed LHun
dry Starch. Good p1y All or spare time
No money needed. 30 l34 Blumer Bldg
1922 Lincoln Ave. Chicago, M. may3i.It
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~ T4NTTD-IABoRERs AT BRICK
w ward. Apply Delaware Terra Gotta
CO.. Twenty.sixth and Cisymont streets.
may2O.n.
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AZ ANTED - LABORERs. PL
w Edgemoor Iron Co, Edgemoor. Del
may14.tf.
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SITUATION WANTED
FEMALE.

>-------->----">-----<-~es -~sees-s~~-ee-e-
II RAlNED NURSE WISHES POSITION
i ss nurse for n small baby IN country.
Address WIS. Evening journal Omoe
may1A-1m.
" DUNG LADY DESIRES POSITION AS
sienozrapher. Capable and trustworthy
Reference Address VISA, Evening Jour.
nal once. may3l a..