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The Washington times., 1913-09-29
CONGRESS HEIGHTS
PUPIL S ARE DIVIDED
More Than 200 Go to Anacosa to Continue Their Studies
While New Building Is Under Course Of Construction
Six Classes Moved to Nearby Suburb.

parlors, which was filled to its capacity
by men and women Of the Home. VINO
Joined in the song service and listened
to sermon by the Rev. Mr.. Earl.
Anacostia Lodge, No. p. F. A. A. NJ.
will hold a special meeting tonight.
Milton ]. Fillius, worshipful master.
has planned a number OF entertain
ment features.
The Incorporating Young Man,
was the subject of the Rev. Merritt
Earl at the Congress Heights Metho-
dist Episcopal Church. last night, where
he preached the third of a series OF
character sermons. Daniel. the
Prophet, was discussed, the minister
describing him as uncompromising with
evil and as one whose religion stood
test after test.
In st. Teresa's Church that the classes
In Christian doctrine for children VIII
reopen in the church hall next Satur-
day. The schedule OF church services
for the fall and winter will be re
suHned next Sunday. The choir will
meet Friday evening to- prepare Its
music.
DR.. Raymond Apgar. who came from
Allentown. Pa, to accept position on
the medical star OF the Government
Hospital for the Insane, has resigned.
DR.. Apgar win enter private practice.
DR.. Linton. a woman physician from
Minneapolis, MIMI, and her mother,
are here as the guests Of DR.. Arrah
Evarts. Of the medical star Of the
Government Hospital for the Insane.
The funeral Of Mrs. Ollie z. Brink
ley. wife of william H. Brinkley, a
business man Of Anacostia, was held
this morning at 8 o'clock from st.
Teresa's Church, where a requiem mass
was chanted. 1nterment was made in
Mt Olivet Cemetery.
The Washington times., 1913-09-29
WASHINGTON TIMES BUREAU.
CIcInnn q


More than 200 school children left Con-
gress Heights and the outlying part OF
the District today and tramped or
rode to Anacostia to continue their
studies here for several months. possi-
bly,, because the Congress Heights
School is being reconstructed. For sew
eral days preparations have been going
on for this change, men and wagons
having been engaged in conveying
furniture and supplies from the Con-
gress Heights School to Anacostia. The
Annex School, In v street, was given
up to the Congress Heights pupils. hav-
there In order that the pupils from the
adjoining suburb might be accommo-
dated.
Six classes moved to Anacostia, the
eighth, seventh, sixth. NTH. and the two
fourth grades. 1t will be necessary to
hold halliday sessions for some OF
cases of the sixth. NTH. and the two
fourth grades. The teachers came with
their pupils from Congress Heights.
Two small frame buildings on the
school reservation in Congress Heights
were brought into service this morning
toT tne tnuu, seCohu. anu eWo HIst
grade classes. There will be halliday
sessions for the third grade. as well as
the first, under this arrangement.
Services for the residents Of the Dis
trict Home for the Aged. at Blue Plains.
D. c.. were held yesterday afternoon.
Thirty Epworth Leaguers from Con-
gress Heights, headed by the Rev. Mer-
ritt Earl. walked to the institution.
They took with them books and maga-
zines for the old folks enjoyment.
Services were held in one Of the sun
The Washington times., 1913-09-29

oi.sS 70 HsspsKs Tst1y an6 11srtins.
cs eSss 'sss ~ sessig - -. sss'7 g ~ 81
6, B1llim6ee ana oh1o fReU Un10S 6sSe
Hee g { - = r, rstsEning .ssns -.
->A1vE -. =
The Washington times., 1913-09-29

Swift & Company's sales Of Fresh Beef
in Wash. d. c.. for the week ending
Saturday. Sept. -. averaged 1870 cent?
per pound.-Advt. -sL = e
The Washington times., 1913-09-29

ea.oo To Luray, Va, and Return Sun
day, Oct s. Baltimore and Ohio. from
Washington, d. c., at 8 :15 A. NJ, re-
turning same day.-Advt.
The Washington times., 1913-09-29
GOVERNMEN Mt SENDS
EXHIBITS TO WEST
Department Of Agriculture Ships Display fot lnanatiunaI Dy
Land Congress- Which WIN Be Held il Tulsa, okla,
From October e to q.

fiyen ct TIE asmory Of tAs AIsxandria
dAgnt Infantry. and WIN - opened "a
In the corporation court today . deel
was paaced a record from xasy \.
cline and hushand trsnsferrins TO tn
Real Estate and Invsstmsus Company Z
ncuse ana lot on the east Gde of c.
ivm9us street. between Pen6lston and
A finai decree Of divorce vas grautsd
today by judge Barley to 1lary \. Nay
lor PoeeY from her husbafA, Dennis
foeey. Deeertion wae given ~ the
Judge Edmund waAdsll r., Of tn
United states distinct court fer ths
sastsrn disfrict Of Virginia, win M :
special ssgston ef hiD court hors Wei-
neaday, whea soyefal baAkruptcy eAo0o
will b. condGsfed.
The rsvii ssrvSoa Csmmislasn has e.
heunceA the fo1l6wAg exAxlinallono =
Be- kei6 - AlexaudS7a Labora1oFy -,
2csesss g; 5a.sss Rays.a osssssr 9
techn0aoglst. Oc1o1ef =: tnaoPo hGoDGs
October =; tsacheI end fn6oDtrla1 toaeo-
81, Oooenboe IN.
The Washington times., 1913-09-29

Plans for the haxaar to be given for
tbs benant AZ TIE new building ef the
churches In Alexandr1a win participate,
have bsen made. The besaar win -
The Washington times., 1913-09-29

DR.. Linton. a woman physician fror
Minneapolis. MIMI, and her mother
Evarts. Of the medical star Of tn
Government Hospital for the Insane.
The Washington times., 1913-09-29

fiys. e e. armerY es the Alexandra
dIs.ns dd1sns Infantry. and vili - opened "a
The Washington times., 1913-09-29

DR.. Raymond Apgar. who came from
Allentown. Pa, to accept position or
Hospital for the Insane, has resigned
DR.. Apgar will enter private practice
The Washington times., 1913-09-29

parlors, which was filled to its capacity
by men and women Of the Home. who
Joined in the song service and listened
to q sermon by the Rev. Mr.. Earl.
The Washington times., 1913-09-29

Black Silk ,Paon and Plain
velvets. in 1 to S yard lengths,
in every desired color. includ-
ing the latest fall shades.
Regular 81 TO $3.50 qualities.
Csc a Yard
The Washington times., 1913-09-29

Black and Coiored Paon Vel
vets, In lengths 4 to yards.
useful for hat trimming and
general millinery. Regularly
/ $3.50 to $500. Sale price.
75c a Yard
Evening journal., 1913-03-15
DARK WEEK
AT THE AVENUE

"The Wife" has made big hit at
the Avenue Theatre this week H.
has been enjoyed by large audiences
all the week. It's success will be eN-
ceeded, however, by the production
Easter Week Of Eugene Walters great
play "The Easiest Way" The Ave-
nue.. in acoordancekwith an invariable
policy of aMnager CONFESS will be
closed next week--Holy Week.
The presentation OF "The Easiest
Way will be noted. Mr.. Edwin Rob-
ms. who for three years was leading
man with Frances Starr in the origi-
nal production of this play. viii enac.
the same role with the Conness Play
ers This alone assures a successful
production. Miss Lucille Mravlag,
the highly capable leading woman OF
the Avenues stock company, Will
play the part made famous by Miss
Starr. She will not suffer by com
paFisoH;; the Avenues audiences lne%
full well what she can do
Evening journal., 1913-03-15
SEMI LEAGUE
NO LONGER IN
BASEBALL WORLD

AS was predicted in THE EVENING
JOURNAL several weeks ago, the
Semi Professional League died
natural death last night A meeting
for the reorganization of the league
had been called by President
Abrahams, in the EVENING J0URN-
AL office, at the request of two teams
of the league but when only two
teams managers appeared il was de-
eided to declare the league dead.
The real downfall Of the league
came at near the close of last season
when two teams and the president
engaged in an argument which result
ed in New Castle uttering threats of
IA cation against Abrahams.
II may be said in Mr. Abrahams
favor that he made a good president
OF the league and many We're his
trials and tribulations. All sorts Of
petty disputes arose that were hardly
worth settling and yet were always
pushed up to Mr.. Abrahams for de-
cision. For several years he has held
the Organization together and the
credit Of its ssuccess goes to him.
Evening journal., 1913-03-15
DUPONT MEN In
DINNER SHOOT

The dinner shoot of the dupont Gun
Club will be pulled off this afternoon
between the "Red" and Blue" teams.
1t is expected that about $50 men will
face the traps and although the
weather is not ideal il Is not thought
the conditions viii have any effect
on the success of what promises to be
the biggest shoot of the year, from
the local standpoint. The losers this
afternoon will have to furnish dinners
for the winners at the Hotel DUPONT
this evening. AT the shoot will be
several professional shooters from
New York City.
w. ]. Highfeld is captain of the
"Red" team and II. p. Carlon Will
lead the Blue aggregation.
The dinner at the Hotel DUPONT is
not confined to the members who
actually take part in the shoot, for all
members are eligible for this event,
Dinner tickets may be secured from
the cashier of the Gun Club.
Evening journal., 1913-03-15
PROCLAMATION.

A RBoR AND BIRD DAY PROCLAIM
"A TiON.
After ire mild winter which nature has de-
slowed on mother earth. We can wen appre
ciate the impatence Of the various trees
and shrubs 10 burst forth their buds and
blossoms The tinge ~ spring which has
been IN the air for some weeks will soon
from their winters nap and with their awok-
cninF. viii come the song Of the birds mov-
Ing north as harhingcrs of spring
fn order that the people Of this state may
fully appreciate the DEMENT'S 60 be derived
from these forerunncrs Of spring. and the
attention which should be given 90 their care
and protection I. Charles h. Miller. Goyornnr
On the State Of Delaware, do hereby designate
FRIDAY, MARCH 2STH A. d. 1913, AS
ARDOR AND BIRD DAY.
and do request that this day be observed BY
al public schools. private schools colleges
and other institutions by the planting Of
trees the adurnmcnt OF the schools and pub
lie grounds and suitable exercises. having ioI
their object the advancement Of the study
oi arbor culture and the promotion OF the
spirit Of protection to birds and frecs.
IN TESTIMONY WHEREOF, T.
Charles r. Miller. Governor Of the
State OF Delaware. have hereunto
set my hand and caused the Great
Seal Of the State 10 be hereunto
(SEAL) afixcd al Dover. this fourteenth
day Of March In the year Of our
Lord. one thousand. nine hundred
and thirteen, and in the year Of the
Independence Of the United .tates
Of America, the one hundred and
thirty seventh.
CHARLES r. MILLER
THOMAS W. MILLER,
mari5-lt Secretary Of State.
Evening journal., 1913-03-15
SCHOOL SIX DAYS A WEEK
Milford Board Cuts Ont Saturday Rest
Periods,

MILFORD, Del. March 15.-For the
first time in the history of Milford's
schools, all Saturdays and holidays
will be ignored and children will con-
tinue their sessions six days a week,
according to a notice issued by the
Board Of Education TO go into effect
today. Good Friday and Decoration
Day will meet with no observance and
sessions viii continue until June g.
The reason for the order is the de-
sire to close the schools earlier than
usual so pupils can attend the Chau-
tuaqua school
Evening journal., 1913-03-15

FIVE DROPS ONE
TO W. C. A. BOYS

The Wilmington Conference Acad-
emy played their best game of the
season last night and after a strenu-
Gus battle defeated Salesianum of this
city by a 3S-14 count. The Dover
lads we're in rare form, tearing Off all
kinds of heaves, and dropped in a
bunch of sensational tosses.
Although the score does not indi-
cate it, the mill was fast from gong
70 gong and the Doverites had to work
for every point Salesianum passed
in great style. but could not connect
with the basket Conference put up
Gilt edge article of ball and deliy-
cred the goods in great style.
The WiimingtOnians were treated
royalty by the future ministers, and
after the game the locals were given
a set out by Rev. Father ComislSy ind
remained with him over night This
is the first year that the Dover lads
have had quintet and next season
they should have a great five. The
lineup:
Evening journal., 1913-03-15
cLAY has SIGNEn.

Bill Clay has signed his contract to
play with the Trenton Tri-State club
and viii shortly leave York for that
city. Clay has been in the fish and
oyster business since last fall and has
sold his establishment
Evening journal., 1913-03-15
LIST oF PuRLIo SALES.

March 17.--Sae OF stock and farming I'm.
elements for Mrs. f. j. Fennimorc and Lobdcli
Car Wheel Company on Eden Park farm, at
II o'clock. a. m.
ST1DHAM & son. Aucts
Pubic sale of cattle and horses az Bear
station. Del, Thursday, March 20. at
D'clock. Joseph Qugley
GEO. y. DAVIS. Aucfioneer
Evening journal., 1913-03-15
HELP WANTED

rSSfaiAFea1a5 T00fRRs WANTED
II Also girls 20 learn Apply ". Sutro
and Son. Firm and Fronoh SITS. mnri6-3t.
~ oMpErENr SALESMAN TO CALL on
~ grocery and cigar ftnres. preferably with
experience Muei have good record. give ref
orcnrcs in application 60 secure an Interview.
State nfo and whore employed Address p. %.
Box SIG Wilmington. Del marft
II AiLWAY MAIL CLERKS WANTED
IL for Parcels Post 500 month. Thou
sands needed. Wilmington examinations
May Sample questions and coaching sent
free Franklin Institute. Dept. toB Roches-
Tor. NY febs.2m.
Evening journal., 1913-03-15
NOTICES

NJ OTICE-ISAAC s. BUILOCK-IIN
~ Roofing Spoufing and Hentor Work.
has removed 20 No. TO Shpiey ST. feb2l 1m
WE BAKE OUR BEANS BOSTON
w style. with ham. t5c. Exchange
lunchroom No s East Seventh 81. marii-im
NJ oTICr-C A. CHURCH HAS RE.
~ moved his dentist ofdce from No 7o6
Market street 20 his home. No 5ot West
Ninth street. Phone. 30sf mart2-tm.
~ HE LADIES AND GENTLEMEN or
Wilmington are invited 20 call and in.
spect our iul line OF spring samples and
styles You can get q suit To order stile. ~
and workmanship guaranteed, at II. Willcr
Ladies and Gents Tailor No sac King
street ID. a a. phone 1881 feh3 2m.
Evening journal., 1913-03-15
FRESHIES ARE
COLLEGE CHAMPS

Special to THE EVENING JOURNAL
NEWARK, Del, March 15-The
Freshman class basketball team prov
ed last night that they are the undis-
puted champions of Delaware College
when they defeated the Juniors by the
score of 80 to ?. The "freshies" had
previously defeated the Sophomores
while the Juniors-eeveral weeks ago
defeated the Seniors The lineup:
Freshmen DlniOrs
Evening journal., 1913-03-15
HAIR DRESSING


d. DRIGGEss-FUIL LINE or HAIR
u work Combiugs made into braids'
Pompadours aud puds No. 5l6 Orange
street ieb4.suh
NTRs E EVANS. NO. sol king
vi street shampooiug. facial massage.
hpir dressing. Combings made up Phone
s7s5A tehi-om.
NJ RS CARRiE WRIGHT. NO. 1910
wi Washington street Manicuring, cleo
irie scalp irfAtpsnt., facial mAstnge. hair
dressing. sbainpooinr Combings neatly
made up. D. A.. iss4L- -dai Ono
At YOUR ROME by APPOINTMENT
"A Scalp treatment. Hair Dressing, FACIAL
massage. Man.curinV Shampooing Miss NJ.
Schadcr No 1e0S Spruce street ID. :
phones 2IA7A nnd n1sa feh1Q ain
NJ Tss FRANCES MULHFEIN FOR.
M mcrly az no, 823 Market street has TO
mnved &c No SEQ Market street Shampooing
scalp treatment. facial massage. electrical
treatment. manicnrinr; full line Of switches
and transformations rlsn combinFs neatly
made up. ID. 3 A. phone 5ae6A mio.1yr.
Evening journal., 1913-03-15
FAIRyIEW GROWS RESTLESS

The Fairview Juniors would like
to get games with the Delaware A. G.
and Wilmington Juniors for any Sat
urday. Address all communication 3
to Manager Charles Givens, 221
Sixth avenue.
Evening journal., 1913-03-15
FOR EXCHANGE.
EXCHANGE
SCRAP IRON, sTEEL AND METAL


II IGHESr CASH cRfCES PAID FOR
IL scrap iron steel aud metals. rubber
and rope. Wilmington Iron and Metal Co,
South Market and o streets. iansi-iyr
II IGHEsT CASH PRICES PAID FOR
IL scrap iron. stool and metals rubber
and rope. Auto tires specially r I'd
ward Stiriith. No. 2el French g. iau3i Tyr
Evening journal., 1913-03-15
REGISTER'S NOTICE
rsrATr NoTrcF

ESTATE NOTICE.
~ STATE or JANE SHIELDS. LATE or
IL the Borough Of Norristown. Montgomery
county. deceased.
Letters Parliamentary on the ahove estate
having been granted tho undersigned. all
persons indebted 20 said estate are requested
10 make immediate payment and those hav-
ing legal claims. 10 present the same, without
delay, 90 Charles Shields. No. 765 kohn 81.
T. o. address Norristown. Pa. his httor-
ney. Charles n McAvoy. =. O address, No.
4ib Swede street. Norristown. Pa.
mare. cod. o.
Evening journal., 1913-03-15
FRIFNDs' TRIM GAwTHROP.

In the Friends School gymnasium
last night the Young Friends Ath-
letic Association defeated Gawthrop
35 to 21
Thompson was the star OF the
evening with six field goals and seven
fouls. The lineup:
Evening journal., 1913-03-15

Substitutes, Weimer Tor Kyle, Wis
for Weimer, A. Dean for Huston apd
Grfbh for r. Dean. Goals from Gcld
-Hirshman, 5; Weimer, s. Kyle, q;
Doherty. 2; Wills, l. Hill, I. Goals
from fouls-McCafierty ?. Referee
McAvoy.
Evening journal., 1913-03-15
PUBLIC SALE.


ID UBLIC SALE or PERSONAL PROP
erty. The undersigned, about 20 relin-
quish farming, will sell on the eden Park
farm South Wilmington, on Monday, March
~. 1919, at II o'clock q M, four head Of
coed work or driving horses, 20 head Of
Mich Cows and SprinRersi ] drill farm
wagons, ! binder, 2 mowers, horse rake, 1
disc harrow, I drag harrow / sulky culti
vator hand cultivators, 4 plows.~1 roller
sets Of double harness, piow hairless col
lars, set heavy single harness. corn planter,
brides, hoes shovels picks. rakes, forks, 10
acres Of wheat In ground. and several other
articles too numerous 10 mention.
Terms-six months credit over s25, with
a hankable note with approved endorser
MRS. r. j. FENIMORE aud
IOBDELL GAR WHEEL co.
SrIDHAM & SON. Auctioneers.
mario 12,1s1Al5, Ellis Hicks, Clerk
ID UBLIC sALE-THE UNDERSIGNED
viii sell at public sale AZ bis stables. in
Bear Station, Delaware railroad, Thursday
March 20, 1913, ~ 1 O. clock, p m.
40 home raised Horses. This is as fine a
lot Of horses as I have ever sold. weighing
from 1000 90 J 400 pounds Anyone in need
OF horses can get suited ~ this taie. Sew
eral are family broken. The balance are good
workers or drivers viii be guaranteed as
represented on day OF sale. Special notice
Bill Howell, brown stallion. years old. sired
by Barnett b., 2.o6 Ia; t6 hands high. A
brown PAGER never been trained. / think ne
Is the fastest green PAGER IN the county. Will
proper training. will equal his sire in speed
Fearless OF All objects. Also Dixie, bas
gelding, Is fine saddle horse. safe for
lady. Anyone wishing one should not mis-,
this chance. 80 head Of Ewes about one.hail
Of them lambs by their side. rs head Of
cattle. fresh cows. heifers and stock bulls
Terms cash
JOSEPH oUIGLEY. Owner
GEORGE X. DAVIS. Auctioneer.
Walter s Burris. manager Of sale. Team
win meet trolleys at Roger Station Phone
1912, New Castle. marf3.15,1
Evening journal., 1913-03-15
DANCING
TRANSPORTATION
Wilson [ ineto Philadelphia
PASSENGERS AND FREIaWI

PASSENGERS AND FREIGHT.
Leave Fourth Street Wharf Wilminrtcu.I
daily including Sundaya a. 7.8o and fo.aN
e m. 1.30 and AIS p. M. On 6alurdavs
and Sundays only. additional trips -
TOO p. m.
Leave Chestnut Street Wharf. pfiladcI4
pha. daily. including Sundays. a. 1890
a. M, 100 AIS and TOO p. M On sun
days and Mondays only, additional tripa a
Z 30 a. ~.
FARE5-Inciuding Saturdays and Sara
dnyss phladelphia excursion. 1bcs ond
way, i5c Chester excursion fhe: ond
oaY. Zoe
Evening journal., 1913-03-15
LADIES TAn,OkS


O AMUEL XUTI, -1rTfE PRACTICAL,
- tailor for ladies and Eents. Clothing
cleaned pressed and repaired. No 1000
feh25.1m.
Evening journal., 1913-03-15
RoOFERs

w n WILLfANS co
w No. s21 Orange st. Roohng Shouting
and Heating Metal aud competition roofing
Hot Air Heating and Veniilating Repair.
ing ntou,ptly done. Phone a7o ".
Evening journal., 1913-03-15
SANITARY WORKERS

NJ r. KELTEH.
M SANITARY. ODORLEss ExCAvATrN0.
Onace, s. W Corner Fourth and Weat
sireets oct7f.tf
Evening journal., 1913-03-15

~ STATE OF KENNARD ALLSTON
II DECEASED.
Notice is hereby given that Letters n Ad.
ministration upon the estate of kennard
Al,ston, late Of Wilmington hundred de.
ccnsed. were duly granted unto Jonathan
Handy, on the 25th day Of FehruAry. A. D.
1913, nnd all persons indebted 20 the aald
deceased are requested 20 make payment 20
the Administrator without delay. and ni per.
sons having demands against the deceased are
required TO exhibit and present tho name.
duly prohated 20 the said Administrator, on
or before tho 25ih day of February, A. u.
1914 or abide by the law IN this behalf
JONATHAN HANDY.
Administrator.
Address Jonathan Handy. care Thomas
Clayton Frame, Jr.i Attorney al Law Dover.
Del feb25.eod.9t
Evening journal., 1913-03-15
r, sgAFE gSTgrS on LOUISA louRDAN, D

Notice is hereby given that Letters Tes.
tamentary upon the estate oi Louisa Jourdan,
intc or wilmington hundred. deccn1eu, were
duly granted unto Mary Louisa Naylor. on
the 21t hday Of February. A. ID. 1913. and
all persons indebted TO the said deceased are
requested 20 make payment TO the cxccutriN
without delay. and nll persons having de-
mnnds against the deceased are required 70
exhibit and present the same, duly pro
batcd. to The said cxccutrix ON before
the eth day of February, A. u. 1919, and
abide by the law M this behalf
MARY LOUISA NAYLOR.
Fxccntrir.
Address Mary J.. Naylor, COZ Washington
street WILMINGTON Del mArt-cod.at
Evening journal., 1913-03-15
POULTRY.

-,re~>---re-~-~s-,-~>--
VNuR SALE--LAYfNG HENS. RECH.
l. steiner No 500 W, Thirtyh hfh street.
Phone. 54o7D. moro.f2t
~ HE SUCCESSFUL POULTRY RAISER
uses Conkey's Poultry Remedies boz
cause he knows their value Now "a tho time
90 get Conkey's Ro1p Remedy White
piarrhoca Rcmody and Lice Powder. Sold
by best dcalers In Wilmington and vicinity.
Conkey's Poultry Book frgy
mars, IS. 90 .apr5.
~ OR sALE-sINGLE COMB WHITE
L Leghorn eggs for Matching No. i41o Ian
caster Ave mar6'eod.lm
Evening journal., 1913-03-15
SAIEsMEN MANrEn


NET ANTED-GOOD SPECIALITY MAN 10
w sell our line OF fruit ciders IA small
country towns. Attractive commiasion con
tract. Liberal advances Tor expenses Red
Gross Co.. Dept ~, 81 Louis, Mo.
mars. sats,tf.
< AIESMEN MAKING SMALL TOWNS.
- wanted 20 handle high grade fruit cider
90 merchants In an limos Of trade. Side line
only. Liberal commissions Rig repeat
business Prompt settlement Red Gross
Co. Dept i5, ST. Louis Mo. mari5 sais.tt
Evening journal., 1913-03-15
LIMBERS
ZOE RENT

Il oDGE ROOM FOR RENT on THURS.
Ia day evenings Third floor Of Jenny
building, No. saf Market street. mario.lm.
TN OR RENT-i4 PRIVATE GARAGES
il Modern, on Concord avenue near Mar
tet street. Each 81 per month, q. T. Park,
No. i07 West Ninth st. feh2T.m,w.s1m
II OR RENT-9.ROoM SQUARE HOUSE.
II up-to.date $50. No. 24i6 Washington
street mar4-eod-lm.
Evening journal., 1913-03-15
MONEY TO LoAN


Al ONEY 10 LOAN-ON REAL ESTaIEI
NI any amount. a lowest rafes Quickly
urniahed. Address NJ 40 Evening" Journal
OnIce. vat. la.lf
Evening journal., 1913-03-15
FARM LAND.

HdRDW0OD AND YELLOW PINE LARGE
tracts. Good transportation improved
and unimproved farm lands throughout
southeast. Atlantic States Farm Land Co.
Box 10, Americus, Ca. marl5-lt
Evening journal., 1913-03-15

~ STATE on FRANK KABACENSKI
IL DECEASED.
Notice is hereby given that Letters of
Administration upon the estate Of Frank
kahacenski, late of Wilmington hundred de
ceased. were duly granted unto Agnes kaha
censki on the 2oih day o. February A. ID
1919. and an persons indebted 70 the said
deceased are requested 20 make payment 90
the Administrators without delay and an
persons having demands against the deceased
are required 20 exhibit and present the same
duly probAtod. 20 the said Administratrir. on
or before the Goth day Of February. a. d.,
1914. or abide by the law IN this behalf
AGNES KABACENSKI,
hdministratrix.
Address William W Knowles ESQ., Attor
ney-at.I.aw. Wilmington, Del mnrs.eod- o.
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