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LICENSE APPLICATIONS.

~ OTICE-L VICTOR G. WILLIS, THE
n owner and occupant OF the house Of
business, known as the Washington House,
and premises situated az Newark, White Clay
Greek hundred in School Districts Nos. 80,
80 I-2 al Al IL. county Of New Castle aud
State Of Delaware in compliance wish the
requirements of the acts Of the General As
sembly, in such case made and provided, do
hereby give notice that / shall apply in
writing to the Court of General Sessions of
the State of Delaware, In and for New Cas-
tie county. Monday, the fifteenth day OF
September A d.. 1913, being the next term
OF said court for license for said house
or store for the sale of Intoxicating liquors. 60
be drunk of the premises and 20 bottle and
sell such liquors. when bottled, 60 be drunk
OFF the premises IN quantities as follows
viz: Mat or brewed liquors or not
less than three quarts nor more than one bar
rel and other Intoxicating liquors in guam
titles Of not less than three quarts nor
more than five gallons and the following re-
spectacle citizens of said hundred. at least
twelve Of whom are substantial freeholders
Of said hundred recommend the said applica-
tion. viz.
VIM. H. Barton, Robert L. Armstrong,
IL b. Wright, Jonathan Johnson,
John Legg, i. H. Hossnger,
Walter r. Powell, 4. c Wilson,
John Anderson Jos b Luton,
Walter II. Steele, q. r. +. Lewis,
Ernest Frazer n. l.. Lille
Samuel b. Hardman, Isaac vansant
G.. Fader,
augi5,16,17. VICTOR G WILLIS.
Al OTICE-L. JAMES A. McKELvEY. THE
~ owner and occupant of the house Of bust
ness and premises situated at Newark, White
Clay Creek hundred In School Districts Nos .
80 80 -, A. an H. county of New Castle
and State Of Delaware. in compliance with
the requirements Of the Acts of the General
Assembly in such case made and provided,
do hereby give notice that / shall apply In
writing 20 the Court OF General Sessions of
the State of Delaware in aud for New Castle
county, on Monday, the fifteenth day Of Sep.
temher A. d. 1913 being the next term OF
said court. for license for said house or
store for the sale of Intoxicating liquors, "a
be drunk of the premises. and Go bottle and
sell such liquors when bottled. TO be drunk
on the premises. in quantities follows.
viz: Malt or hrewed liquors of not less thar
three quarts nor more than one barrel and
other Intoxicating liquors. in quantities Of
not less than three quarts nor more than five
gallons. and the following respectable citi
zens OF said hundred no least ~ Of whom
are substantial freeholders of said hundred
recommend the said application. viz:
Ernest Frazer. Herman n Tyson,
| Chas p. Steele, j. n Hossngcr
Rankin Armstrong Walter r Powell,
/ j. W Pennington, John l.. Elliott
Walter n Steele, Perry b. 'rowson.
Jacob Thomas. Evan W. Lewis.
/ o. W. Widdoes, Thomas Riley.
VIM. r. Barton, Robert l.. Armstrong.
/ Victor G Willis, James +. Walker,
\ S r. kilmon. r. q. Wilson,
! Alfred c. Stiiz. G. Fader
augi5.3t. JAMES A. McKELNEY.
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NJ OTICE-LODGE ROOM FOR RENT ON
~ Monday. Tuesday and Wednesd sday even.
ings Of each week. on scond floor Of Tur
ner Building, northeast corner Seventh and
Market streets For particulars address Il
X. UNDERWOOD. sos r Tenth street citv
secretary Of Wilmington Lodge No. 1874 Il
a. Of Machinists iy23 s-4wks.
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TYPEWRITERS

~ YPEwKlTERs REPAIRED, RENTED.
Il sold. Easy payments. Bargains. slightly
used Royals, Underwoods. Remingtons. Rib.
bonE. Typewriter Supply Co. No. q15 Mar.
ket ST. Roth phones A.9tf
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PLUMBERS

DALPH j. FIDANCE.
II Plumbing and Heating. Moderate
pnces- Calls attended 20 az once. No. 1904
West Sixth street. d. A. phone. 1919
Deimarvia 1885 Residence a66sD. nig.tf
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=, oyFRNMENT POSITIONS ARE EASY
II to get My free booklet, l.60o, tells
how Write today-now. Earl Hopkins
Washington. d @. augl-lm'
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HELP wANTED-MALE

zs~7S 1SD SHEET IRON WORKER ANDD
1 boy 20 learn trade. Apply 20. DIV
Orange ST. e"b
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STORAGE.

M ANTED - STORAGE, SEPARATE
~ rooms, $1.O0 month. Heating
stoves and cook stoves also stored for the
season. Heating stove, $50; cook stoves
S3OO the season. Special spaces for pianos
and odd pieces Of furniture. Goods Grated
ana shipped 70 all parts Of the world Nc.
Mahon Bros. Sixth and King sts. may5-tf
HOUSEHOLD GOODS STOitkD in
III clean separate locked r.Ous. New build.
lngs Automobile padded vans for local and
long distance moving. Work guaranteed
Estimate free. ID. \ A. Phone. 5171.
SECURITY STORAGE WAREHOUSES;.
Pennsyvania Ave and Clayton St
nnr07tf
q AGE-HOUSEHOLD GOODS AND
- merchandise. Piano and safe moving
speciality Packing. Grating and shipping to
all points; private railroad siding direct
into building. Estimates free.
AMERICAN STORAGE Co.
Phone 964D. No. lO1 Maryland Ave.
iune25-tf.
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= 1PRFR-BOY WITH EXPERIENCE
X ~ one 40 learn. No. 309 Madison
augl5-2t.
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A PARTMENT FIVE ROOMS AND
"A bath. opposite Eighth Street Park Ap-
p.y Equitable Guarantee and Trust Com.
pany, real estate department iy29-1m.
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~ URNIsHED ROOMS SUITABLE FOR
II business people. Warm. light and cosy.
No. III West Ninth ST. mi-f.
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BEAUTY PARLORs

M ANICURfNG, MASSAGiNG AND
vi Scalp Treatment. Mrs. A. Reed. No.
e22 ahipiey St. mari5.6m
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APARTMENTS.

Il OUR ROOMS AND BATH. HEAT AND
II hot water ID. & A. phone. 3165;
Automatic 1913. aug1i-1m.
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FOR RENT

1903 W. Ninth St. & B.........s32
1901 King ST. 10 r & B.............. $40
1917 Adams ST, 10 r & B.............S3 $50
1907 Tatnall ST., II s B.........' sso
217 West St.. ~ r & B.............-S $50
22os Washington St., & B........ $40
2512 Washington St., r & B.. SO
pa w. Twenty fifth St. & b, new s22
1905 Monroe ST.. r B-.......... S25
1926 Laurei ST.. r. & B.............S SIG
73l Dupont St. u B......+......S SIG
10 w. Twenty St. = b. $50
4us =. Ninth ST., & B............S SIG
528 Walnut St. r a B............S SIG
PIG Walnut ST.. 9 r g. B......r....S S17
Cor Ninth and Monroe sts. r & B.. S21
1919 Jackson ST., 9 r q B............ S23
403 McCabe Ave, Q B. new..... $50
622 w Sixth 81, 9 r ........... $50
522 $ Franklin St, 2 B......- Sl5
1905 shailcross Ave, 2 r B........Si5
2105 Carter ST., rooms ............S SIS
1919 W Second St., r & B......Sll
723 dupont ST., 3 r & B............S14
328 Ninth Ave, rooms. ........S S11
7l2 +. Seventh St., 10 r B........ SIS
1900 Reed ST.. 3 rooms ............. $40
700 Tatnall ST.. r ........... SIS
33t = Twenty fourth St.. B..-.S19
Bakery and store, 7O6 Tntnall St ..... $50
Store, 1919 W. Second St, 3 rooms SIS
Store, Cor Third & Pine SITS. rooms $50
Store, 700 Tatnall St.....- ..-.-..........S 9
Store $. w. Cor Seventh and Adams
store 622 King ST.. floors SIS
Desk room, two phones. Ninth and Market
Desirable apartments at reasonable rent.
Bellevue, oxford, Terrace. Delaware. An
gelus Alhambra. Palmer. els w Tenth.
Buckingham. Goodley, Fourth and Deumore
Gables. Madison, Lynne az 9lf Jefferson
1902 Van Buren, Fifth and Market. Eighth
and Monroe, 700 Tatnali, Third and King
and others.
stores Offices and business places.
4Ol Delaware avenue 832 Market corner
Seventh and Tatnal, 2ll W. Seventh Cor
ner Fourth and Market 400 King, 6l2 King
Garages. 800 W. Twelfth. Sixth and Wal
nut streets.
Claymont, rooms city conveniences. 1 IL
acres.
Cedars, rooms, large lot
Elsmere rooms.
Montrose rooms, bungalow, city con
veniences.
/ Holly Oak rooms furnished.
Richardson Park. rooms, city conveniences
/ 7 Hcres rooms and barn. Christiana.
| Granogue, Beaver Valley. rooms. : acres
Cottage, Bowers Beach, bay shore furnished.
/ by week or month
/ Cottage at Pennsgrove, furnished.
O. @. GOODEN.
no. . W. NINTH STREET.
Real Estate, Mortgages and Insurance.
Both Phones.
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NJ ICELY FURNISHED APARTMENTS
~ for rent with gas bath etc Apply
Chas. S. Hurlock Seventh and Poplar
streets. jyis.tf
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FOR REM

2i7 West ST. II rooms and bath.
24O5 Madison ST., rooms and bath.
9O5 W. Ninth ST. rooms and bath.
1900 Shallcross Ave. 8 rooms and bath.
700 jefferson ST.. rooms and bath
2Ol W. Sixth ST. rooms and bath
9l9 s. Broomo ST. Z rooms and bath.
1901 S Franklin ST.. rooms and bath.
go IL = Fifth St. rooms.
1914 Reed ST. rooms and bath.
02i-3.5 Guyer Ave. rooms.
1907 Hutton ST. z rooms.
9O1.3-5 St. rooms
935 Reed st, 3 rooms.
OFFICES.
826 Market street
III Tainnll ST., first floor.
S. w. Cor Seventh and Adams streets.
Equitable Guarantee & Trust Co.
REAL ESTATE DEPT.
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TyOR RENT-THREE ROOMS, FIRST
i floor. 022 LOMBARD ST.
jy2slmo
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~ o WHOM IT MAY CONCERN-ON AND
i after this day ! will pay no bills unless
contracted by myself William p. Forsyth,
No. $40 South Van Buren 81. augi5-3t
~ Office is HEREBY GIVEN THAT THH
~ BARRIERS Board Examiners will sit Au-
gust 25, 27, %. 20. at 5O4 Market street
between the hours Of and p. m., for the
purpose OF registering the BARRIERS as the
law requires. ROBERT NJ. WINTRUP.
augi3f President
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ROOMS FOR RENT

7 ARGE FURNlsHED ROOM NO. 7ol
II West street iyi5'1m.
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REAL EsTATE-FeR RENT

L OR RENT-A SUITE OF THREE GOOD
Il rooms for housekeeping, with heat,
electric and gas light and use of bath room
on second floor, at No. 12o5sWest Seventh
street. augi6-1m.
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II OR sALE-DRUG STORE, ELEGANT
Il location. good business, nicely adapted
for physicians use; good reasons for sell
ing Address S-25, Evening journal Ohice.
auri5.ft.
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7 RTTCHIE.
NOTICES.

NO. 2Ii WEST NINTH STREET.
ID. & A. Phone fiO2A.
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REAL ESTATE-FOR SALE

EoR sALE-NEw HOUSES. s ROOMS
and bath. All modern conveniences.
rice io" Twenty-fourth street, east q
Lamott. Apply Joseph +. Hamilton, No
o-v orange street. iune12-ss.
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BOARDERs WANTED.

II OARDERS WANTED -- S4.5O PER
ID week All conveniences. No. sos
West street iy22-1m.
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Furnished Rooms
BOARDING AND LODGING

ID o1RDERs OR TABLE BoARDERs.
ID Pleasant rooms. d. g. a. phone, 2771D.
No. 800 Concord Ave iy28-1m.
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PnRSONAE

~ TNT7TICTTSf.R II 'C0N170RTTBfr,9
NI situated would marry Address a.,
Box 35 League Toledo. Ohio. augi6-it.
~ UT THIS OUT FOR LUCK-SEND
~ birth date aud Zoe for wonderful horo
scope of your entire life. Prof Raphael
4q0 Lexington avenue, New York.
ugt623.3n-septd i3.
The evening world., 1913-02-07
New Tonic Is Being Put For.
ward to Combat Nervous
Debility.
KNOWN As TONA VITA
Andrew Markley is Astounded
by the immediate Relief
Obtained. s1

Andrew. Markley Of Sla West 4Stb
Street, New York, issued the follow.
ing statement to one Of the officisls
of the Tona Vita Company sftes hsv
ing finished bic first bottle of the sew
tonic:
II can iudorse Tona Vita unresesvsdly
because II surely brought me great
relief in the weakened state n health
that had been in for come tine: Be;
fore ! took Toua Vita lelS weak aad
wosn out oil tAe time. II ] beat over
TO do anything my head would swim
with dissiness. / wss troubled with
psins in my head and back. ] took NO
especial pleasure in anything. Il was
20 though ] was lacking il ambition.
After the first few doses a Tons Vita
experienced . new sensation. began
to enjoy my meals; ] slept well st sishi
and woke up In the morning refreshed.
] can certainly state that Tona Vita
proved very beneficial in my case"
"Mr. Markley 10 only one case in
very many thousands," declared I'VE
Tona Vita official. "The lie We live
In . big city 10 such Q rush mornins.
noon and night that the human irsns
10 unable 10 stand the inordinste pres.
sure placed on Il, and. o. Mr.. Msrkley
expresses, the body becomes weak
and worn out; this Is nervous debility.
Those who suffer from Il experience =
weakened state Of nerves, 20 that they
jump at the slightest noise: their diges-
uon Is impaired; deep brings them M
rest; their brain feels ike lead. and the
slishtest exertion tires them out CON.
pletely. These are the people for wheps
benefit Tona Vita is being introduced. /.
A similar tonic worked wonders in
Europe. and judging from the latest re.
ports from the New York drug stores
the demand for IL is growing larger
every dav." :.
The evening world., 1913-02-07
OLIVE TabIets
OH. the Bowels
APhyslsI0n'a subs eieusO HDs
O0a9ero0S U0i0mOl =.

When you feel that your liver and
bowels need help, take DR.. Edwards
Olive Tablets. Substitute for Caloms,.
Calomel is effective but dangerous :.
causing bad after-elfects.
Olive Tablets are especially made 10
take the place Of Calomel. Dr.. Edward
for Year, has been Cslomel's foe. H.
saw its dangers and It's Disadvantages in
II yesrs' practice. treating patients for
oil kinds of liver snd bowel complaints
In his efforts to do without Calomel, he
developed his now famous little olivs-oii
colored tablets. Olive Tablets are mild
but effective. Safe and sure. Pleasant
to take but unfsiling N results. ~
Olive Tablets oil the bowels just ensse;s
to start Natures own action, end they
tone up the liver tthe same time. Thsy
are msds from fsre combination q veg.
etsbls compounds mixed with olive 0il.
II you want 10 regain that feeding q
joyous buoyancy and clear thought, tsks
Dr. Edwsrds' Olive Tablets. T6sy Week
like vacation. 10 and Is cents Per bex.'
Every little Olive Tablet has . 1svs.
ment al Its own"
The Olive Tablet Co.. Columbus, o.
The evening world., 1913-02-07
No Appetite

y eouId nse eat anythinG had Re strength,
no appetite. pimples and sosss came out. then
bessn to take Hoods Sa'sspariaa. and my skin
cleared W. my sppetite returned. strength came
back. and ] was soon enjoying the best tof health.
Three hearty meals End me equal to them every
day. WORK hard and slesp we'll" Wm. Semple.
Christopher. IN.
ltis BY puriyins the blood. Strengthening tbe
nerves snd building up the system that Hoed's
s:..e:1 Re. ,:;'.s. z: appetite ;! :nd makes
Get It today In the usual liquid form,
or in the tablets called Safsatabs.
The evening world., 1913-02-07

There isn't policeman who doesn't
take graft II he 10 built that way"
said walsh. Every captaia can sraft
II he wants 70, ana he deeoN't have 70
70 out after IT, The graft pursuss him
to his station house. 10 his home. 10
his club or wherever he goes. They
follow him all the time
Captains ana inspectors are hound.
"a BY men who want 70 slip them
money or presents. II tsnkss Q strong
man to resist the pressure. I don't
know how many there are who are
strong enough. The temptation 10
overwhelming"
II waish's statement rejects the
true condition Of AFFAIRS, his ooiisc.
tisns In Harssm-A compasa<ivsly quist
and shady SPOT on the mag q law
brsaaAng-must have esaa . droo IN
the bucket In the totai. The amount OF
srsft taken In ths TsadsFiosn BY police.
men % inclined, judssag from waish's
csmSarativsiy atm udehinOs Of SiS.ooe .
ysar from disordsrly hotels. must have
Ten saermoua
The state Of health Of Thomas W.
weash 10 the biggest factor IN the
police graft situation at the present
time. His evidence 10 nSsdsd bsfors
ns Grand Jury In order 10 get IN
Indictment asains inspector Dsnnis
sweeney and for the Inauguration Of
prosecutions Against former ihspscton
Husssy and Thompson. now unase cue
pension with the grade Of captain.
Walsh. a. admitted BY the District.
Attorney, 10 very sick man. The
oeNfsuson he hes made hes reitsvsd
hSs mental distress. but ~ v IN pf~.
carieus physical shape. Ms phyaeian
says he may die At any minute end
adNses against pressins him for fur.
thsr details of his story Of eoiisosisns
sf graft In Hartsm.
4r. whitman u banking on setting
walsh before the Grand Jury bseors
the latter part Of next week. Nov that
Walsh has made Q complete statement
y the Dtstrict-Attornsy In sfadav1t
Form he Will not b bothered by pro.
traotsd Questioning again. f''
a feature n waashs confession q
ieesrsst 10 the Distrtot-Attornsy 10 the
eset hat he prufsasss to be sns 70
furnish corrcooraivc evidence OF actual
Davmsnts Of mosny 10 InPset,r
Owssnsy. whieh money can be traced
hsnk 70 0sorgs 4. App. Such . pay.
ment. Walsh sAys. was made on A0Til |
ieui.
Another matter Of interest to sAs
trlct-Attorssv's office today y q
death threat 0lpp says he received ~ 4
sisphone iast nigh. ..-.
The evening world., 1913-02-07
Seeks Separation From Million.
aires Son Who Deserted
Her After Marriage.
HE HAS GIVEN HER $50.
Belmont Sr. Refused to Tell
Her Where Her Hubby
Was, She Says.

Mrs. Raymond Belmont whiried the
sword Of the law thrssteninsly above
the 0ordian knot Of matrinnony this
afternoon whom she fiisd In the Su-
preme Court suit for Q legal separation
from the 'bsd and boarA"-or rather.
n her statements are 70 be credited,
lack Of the same--os the young man
who 10 heir to the wail street grand
duchy Of August Belmont & Co.
Mrs. Belmont. prior to the taxicab
trip to Jersey City last November.
which made her q partner in the hrm
Of Raymond Belmont 4 Wife. was
known about the district of electric
siSns a. Ethel Lorraine, and she had
already achieved q modicum of fame
A. a member. for a brief period. Of the
tights brigade OF the Winter Garden.
Raymond's father 10 conservatively
estimated to be the proud possessor, Of
nome S2.00o.0o0. Young Mrs. Belmont
asserts to the Court that the sum total
OF her husbands contributions to her
maintenance. support. pleasures. foibles
and accoutrement amount to the rather
CONSTRUCTED hsure OF $50.
The renowned Jersey City nuptials OF
Raymond Belmont and Miss Lorraine
occurred Nov. p Of last year. A cosy
little nest Of home was established for
Raymonds induction Into matrimony ut
the 0essord apartments. No. - West
Fifty-fIfth street. But In spite OF many
preparations for = life Of stayins-at-
one-evenings- with the wife. young Bel
mont abssntsd himself from the side OF
his bride on Nov. -.
save ottG'o WILLING TO De Hio
LOVING. WIPE.
In the language Of that same bereaved
bride. as Incorporated In her complaint
Raymond abandoned and deserted her
on that date. . week after the Justice
Of the Peace across the river had made
them one" aad has since continued to
remain away from her without COM
;nunicat!ng with her. or In any way con-
tributing TO her support. although she
has been at all times ready and willing
to- receive him and perform all the oo-
lisstions to him OF = loving and loyal
wife and has duly notified him TO that
effect
Premonitory rumbiinss OF an appeal
to the courts to right her wrongs have
been Issuing for some time from young
Mrs. Belmont, who says she 10 living
In solitary grief at No ses Madison
avenue. Daily her friends have been
expecting to hear that her suit had
been nlsd. 1t dvslopsd to-day that the
reason she has delayed thus long 10
because she has been unable TO locate
The evening world., 1913-02-07

her recrcant spouse to serve him With
the papers In the suit.
Through her attorneys. Oettner.
Simon q Asher. Of No. 277 Broadway,
she employed irving Simon to attempt
20 serve the papers on young Belmont,
either at the home address he had
given her, No. n East Thirty fourth
street, or at his once with his fathers
firm, No. u Exchange place. when
Simon announced his quest had been
frult'ess she employed David wolfson
10 essay the task Of making service
at the Belmont summer residence at
Babylon. l.. !. woifson was quite as
unsuccessful as the former process
server.
Thereupon. according to uhc state
ment In an afidavit attached to the
complaint. bereaved Ethel called up
August Belmont. her husbands father,
at his once and asked him:
Papa, where Ia my husband?'
TO which the master Of subways IL
said to have replied:
oh, I'm sure don't know. I haven't
seen him for some time"
she declares In her anidavit that she
continued to call the senior Belmont on
the telephone both at his home and at
MS once ~ all hours OF the day and
night. but, she swears. her father-in-
law invariably denied q knowledge of
the whereabouts Of his ofRsphins.
RAYMOND 10 ooJoVRNiNo IN
SOUTH CAROLINA.
At length Herman Asher, Of the ia v
hrm representing her, wrote to Ray
nond letter full or reproach; caiiins
the young. msn's attention to the fac,
that he hsd deserted his wife withou,
cause that he had failed to furnish hes
with the necessities Of life; and ursine
MIN to resume Immediately his husband.
y duties. In answer to this letter
came iettsr from Nscoii. Anable. Lind.
say and Fuller. attorneys. Of No. q
nassau etreet, who announced simp,,
that they had been retained 70 repre
sent Mr. Belmont Junior. In any iega
action.
AR. Asher Immediately requested that
law hrm to accept service of the pspers
In the case. but the opposing lawyers
responded with a curt refusal. Finally.
Mr. Niccti's law arm furnished the in.
formation that Raymond was sojourninE
at 0arnett Hampton County. south
Carolina.
Armed with these facts, In afadsvl,
form. Mrs. Belmont went before Justice
Hendrick. In the Supreme Court. That
iurlst gave permdssion to-day to serve
young Belmont with the summons and
complaint In the case by publishing q
notice OF the sui. IN two New York pap
ers and by mailing copies Of the papers
to him at the South Carolina town.
Raymond Belmont 10 twenty-four
years old.
The evening world., 1913-02-07

FOURTH RACE-Four-ysar-o and
up: selling: fve and one.haif furlonss.-
Rose Queen, 10l (Deronde). . to 8. . to
10 and to %. won; Semi ouavsr, ll6
Pidset). u 70 I. s to ana 2 to I. second
The Squire. lis u. Hanover). I to g. Z to
& to .. third. Time-10S Chiffon
0quaw. Garden Of Roses, Dipper, Jessup-
burn. New Haven. Toison Dor also ran
and finished ~ named.
FIFTH RACE-Four-y year-olds and up
ward; selling: seven furloiss.-v. Pow
ers. loi tSnydeD. 0 to 2. Q to and 7 10
10. won: Swarts Hill, % CDeronde). ii
to I. to I and to I, second; Banor-
ella, 104 (Buxton). s to6. 8 to s and I to ..
third. Time. L29. Claaue. o Co r.
Blitxen. Busy. Carlton q, Heretic also
ran and finished as named.
The evening world., 1913-02-07
VICTIM ten YEARS, ~. 4
DARE THE Police SYSTEM"


iasnd catyf A. Three months sal three
daya tss
Q. Dia you ever hear Of Jim Mccoy!
4. Yes; Il wss sald ~ was 10 sst the
sherman HqHps In Forty.second street.
! had 70 ~ hiM wAsther ! wss open or
ciossd. Af}1ri, I Setns tGnhjJ wsnt TO
NO. - WNbl 9e1ylt- tktyf llrset. Here
] heard we'd beS(essd " 3 }sauSs ofxhe
influence Of ne prepeiee6fsf - ths vas-
dsrbiis Hotel q W dilxfs1s eercsS" :"
9. ne yeu kps~ ss:ssgss NraAA Aht n
To-; As "a : wtrdajssSvsr = Lsss
Iaanl 0ty. .rrs. ~ m
Q. WSsss u h. nov. 4. lie 10 a,
1owntown Hssdquartses. @ q
Q. Dsd ypu ever givS him any money ?
A. Yes. We paiA him $50 week. then
~ month Tor sBrsepn. and once bssMs
an election " lad to put Up esoO. ]
spoke TO Murphy. my partner. and hs
said he'd speak TO Tom Woods, Who
was friendly With Cassidy. But d didn't
DO any sood. We had to pay the money.
PAID oANsNoN's WARpMAN 40
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man.
.. How much did You sivs hIm', A.
Sixty dollars . week.
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puse Fighter. there. but We were fi6ht.
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