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Valdez daily prospector., 1913-12-03

Agitation, according to Judge Gary, of the Steel Trust, is bad thing for business And it will have to be ad- mitted that it is-as it ought to be- a bad thing for some business.
Valdez daily prospector., 1913-12-03

Everybody has always known how the Tammany dough bag was emptied on dough day" The process of fill ing it and the percentage of "slop- over" are equally interesting.
Valdez daily prospector., 1913-12-03

The "" is to go from the $5 piece Along with the $5 from most of us
The evening world., 1913-02-21
MAYOR OF DEATH HOUSE"
TO BE TRIED AGAIN MARCH 27
Lawrence Spohr, French Army Cor
poral Who Killed Sweetheart, Is
Given New Chance for Life.
(Spsciai To The Evenine world

Especial To The Evsning WORLDLY
MOUNT VERNON, N. ", Feb. 2l,-It
was announced. to-day. that Lawrence
Spohr. formerly q corporal In the United
States Artillery at Fort slocum. who
was known az the Mayor of the Death
House" at Sing Sin6 prison, while he
was confined there for a year. will be
tried for the second time for his He
before Supreme Court Justice Tompklns
at White Plains. March a.
Spohr killed his sweetheart, Rose
O'Toole, April I. 1910. at White Plains.
and was sentenced to die. a year later.
On New Years Day he received word
that the Court Of Appeals had granted
him new trial. While In the con-
demned chamber. he became q friend
OF former Police Lieut.. Becker and en-
terta!ned him by playing on a harmonica
on Christmas Eve.
The defense during Spohr's trial set
up that Spohr was insane at the time
of the killing, but that he was sane
afterward. 1t was shown ne had once
been an inmate OF Matteawan Asylum
and that he was addicted to the use OF
morphine. which he had taken on the
night OF the murder.
The evening world., 1913-02-21
Her Ring in Glove Betrays
The Secret of Her MARRIAGE
Former Miss Mabel Moore Adj
mits TO Mother That She
Is Mrs. Alberts.

When Miss Mabel Moore OF No. &c
Huron avenue. Jersey City. left a pair
OF kid gloves with her mother that they
might be cleaned when she started to
work to-day she gave away a secret
she has kept nearly q year. Her mother
found a plain god ring In one OF the
fingers OF one Of the gloves-and the
ring was engraved, wv. to NJ. March
q. 1872"
M undoubtedly stood for Mabel. ac-
cordlng to the way Mrs. Moore figured
It. while wv" undoubtedly must mean
wiiliam-wliiiam Alberts. OF course.
Mrs. Moore lost no time in hunting her
daughter up and confronting her with
the ring. The young woman promptly
admitted she was no longer Miss Moore.
but Mrs. Alberta. Then there was a
matsrnal blessing. which was extended
to young Aibsrts. too. as soon as he
showed up.
The couple were married on the date
given In the ring BY the Rev. J. J. Null
ligan Of st. Johns Roman Catholic
Church. Jersey City. News that they
have been married for nearly q year
will come a. . big surprise to their
friends In the west end section of Jersey
City.
The evening world., 1913-02-21
4 SOUR, Classy,
UPSET STOMACH.
"Pape's Diapepsin''r regulates
your stomach and ends In
digestion in five minutes.

Wonder what upset your stomach
which portion Of the food did the damage
do you' Well. don't bother. II your
stomach is in q revolt; IL sour. ssssy and
upset, and what you just ate has fer
'-,ented into stubborn Jumps; your head
dizzy and aches; belch gases and acids
and eructste undisested food; breath
''oul. tongue coated--just take little
Mapepsin and in five minutes you truly
will wonder what became Of the indi.
gestion and distress.
Millions Of men and women to- day
know tina. it 10 needless to have a bad
stomach. Alittle Diapepsin occasionally
keeps this delicate organ regulated and
they eat their fsvorite foods without fear.
II your stomach doesn't take care Of
your liberal limit without rebellion; il
your food is . damage instead Of help.
remember the quickest. surest. most
harmless relief is Pape's Diapepsin.
which costs only fifty cents for . large
case at drug stores. It's truly wonderful
it digcsts food and sets things straight,
20 gently and easily that it 10 really
astonishing, Please, for your sake, don I
go on and on with u weak. disordered
stomach tia so unnecessary.
The evening world., 1913-02-21
TW0.BATTLESHiP BILL
REPORTED TO HOUSE.

WASHINGTON. Feb. A.-The Com.
mittec on Naval Affairs has reported
to the House a bill authorizing the con-
struct!on OF two battleships. six torpedo
boat dest-oyers. four submarine torp sdo
boats. one transport and one supply
ship. The bill carries SIN. 0S. S84.53.
which 10 Sc 3g7 .sl4H more than was ap-
propriated last year.
The bill 10 expected to result IN a pro-
ionged night on the floor OF tho House.
Plans are prepared to filibuster against
the measure and drive It into the extra
session. Mr.. Underwood and the other
House leaders are determined. however.
that the bill shall be disposed OF at this
session.
-Four Democratic members refused 20
sign the report and will present their
views to the House In separate state
msnt
The evening world., 1913-02-21
i'm THORPE STARTS
IN FAST WORKOUT
WITH THE GIANTS
Indian Does Better Playing,
Both at First and at
the Bat.
Marlin. Tex, Feb. q.

Marlin. Tex. Feb. n.
Jim Thorpe. the Indian bslltosser.
seems to improve every day that he
works with the Giants. Thorpe COW
cred first base during both periods
OF practice, and he held down tho bag
80 well that Manager Mc0raw has de-
cidcd to keep him playing at that corner
for few more days. The indian has
also improved In his hitting. Thorpe
slammed the ball hard each time he
came to bat and also got down to first
base in quick time.
Claude Cooper. who played In the out
field for the Fort Worth Club Of the
Texas League and was secured by the
Giants by draft, has reported. Cooper
is stili green. but he is likely to de-
veiop quickly. as he pays strict atten-
ton to everything McGrsw tells him.
lie Ia a left-handed thrower and batter.
Two local boys took part in the prao-
tlce both morning and afternoon. They
were c. Dupee, who 10 to play an infield
position for Dallas this year. and Jesse
Eddins, . graduate of Texas University.
who has never played professional ball.
at second base that Mc0raw said he
would bear watching. He may be
signed.
Practice was INDUCED in both morning
and afternoon. but only routine work
was gone through with. None Of the
pitchers were allowed to extend them
selves. so that the batting was hard by
all hands.
The evening world., 1913-02-21
ALL KID M'COyS"
UNDER SCHOOL BAN,
SAYSDR. MAXWELL
Selby Too Recently Fighter,
So tIe Can't Lecture,
Is Decision.

II vasn.. "a much beeaus. there were
s.,,S.. a.. r,s n,,c.,, ,,,,. ,or,.
r..,...
pe'e"' " 'so a" 'o"
a. u was MS reputation AZ pr'%e
tighter. sa'oonkeeper and man about
town, with q penchant for getting his
name In public prints In an unfavorable
Night. which. according to Supt MAJ
well. caused the school authorities TO
bar him a. Q speaker at q neighbour God
assembiaTe in a public school building.
The Greenwich Village Branch Of the
Civic and Social Centre Committee had
announced that Mr. Norman selby,
better known a. kid Mccoy" would
ieo,ure At n Meeting in Public School
No. n. No a Green vich avenue, last
nirht But CIV superintendent Of
a~t,oo,. vy,,i,.co " waxve,i Sorna6e the
,.,h n. ,ooh ali On. ,espons,b,l,,y for
=. .s.- $500.
.,s,.- r..s.s u.,,,., ,-,r.,,., ~
80. ~. ~. -. .,.,.A
80 -" 80 ",,,,"-,.S - 20. .
1917 80" 80 49, ,,s,,,.,.
s,s... $50, AZ s.,s. ~. W.r,oy a.
$500. ~. 80. ,..,a .s., a,.a,y.
800 80 .n,, ,o..v.,.n, h.,,. a,
-.s,,s .. : ,.n.,,,,.S ,,,h pal.
49,. cs.,-r,s, a, ~. Io.,a - rducs.
49,. a. - -. - 49,, I,
sSs"s 49, a. - .s~,,,s ~, 49,
80" .ss,..
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- CO, go" ~" wy. ~.
The evening world., 1913-02-21
MAN WITH A BUNDLE
(REAL) IS CAPTURED BY
ASW|FT POLICEMAN
Package Looks Suspicious to
Officer Murray, Who Nabs
Carrier After Chase.

Policeman Murray Of the fremont
avenue station says he can't quito tell
what II 10 that makes a bundle look
suspicious, but he Gays he can tell a
suspicious one when he sees II on
a mans back at 3 O'Clock in tho morn.
ing. To prove II he brought a bundle
into Morrisania Police Court to-day
and testified 20 we'll that Joseph Par
kcr. who said he wus a big plano m.'kcr
and, lived At the Hotel Links. was held
without bail for the Grand Jury for
burglary.
Murray early to-day saw two men
sauntering along on One Hundred and
seventy-eighth street toward the New
York Central bridge. One Of the men
TO the men TO stop. and they droppsd
the bundle and ran. II was leather
ami Il weighed almost two hundred
pounds. Then the policeman started
on a wild chase after the men.
They finally ran into . house at No.
1894 Webster avenue and Murray fol-
lowed. On the fourth floor he found
Parker and grabbed him. The other
fugitive was perched on . ladder lead
iny 70 the roof. but the skyiight door
was closed. Murray invited him down,
but he wouldn't bulge. Two more re-
volver shots brought him.
The policeman. with one man on each
arm-he had no hand ouffs-startcd
downstairs. When they got to the
street floor Murray ordered one Of the
men to open the door. lie did and
The evening world., 1913-02-21
CoLLEoE-BRED WORKERS.
Iron the Pittsburgh Dispatch.)


Woodrow Wilson naturally believes
In a college education for boys and girls
alike" said banker at the Princeton
Club in New York. Mr.. Wilson. lunch
ing with me here. once said In his quaint
way that the old idea about IA college
education uniting lad for work had
quite died out
1--WE no longer hear he declared.
stories like those OF Gobsa Code. When
G,bsa Codes son Scattergood.' he ex-
planned, desired to go to Princeton he
said to the old man:
rater. Is II true that boys who go
to college are UNIT for work aftcrward?
"'Of course II amt true" snorted the
old man Indignantly. why, I've got a
Princeton graduate runnin' my freight
elevator. two OF my best coal beavers
are Harvard a. BIS. and a Yale Il. 9.
Is my star truck driver"
The evening world., 1913-02-21
KAlSeR'S NEIGHB0RS At
CAOlNEN MEET AND SC0lO.

EDBtNG, Gerr' any. Feb. T.-The
landowners whose property adjolns that
OF the Emperor near Cadinen. met to-
day and sharply protested against the
statement In III. Majes,y's speech be-
fore the Agricultural Council that ha
dismissed the lessee Of . tract Of land
because he was Incompetent
Tho meeting assumed that the EN-
peror has been mis'nformed and roundly
appisudti speaker who protested
against the shameless manner In which
the Emperor has been deceived"
The evening world., 1913-02-21

San FRANCISCO, Feb. 21.-Three
years ago william Kunze stole from
the art gallery Of the Golden Gate
Park Museum Miilets painting The
Shepherd and His Flock" valued at
$50 600. and was allowed to go free be-
cause he said he took tho picture to
make a copy Last month he stole
an overcoat. but having no excuse OF
wanting to copy II. was yesterday SEN
fenced to five years IN prison.
The evening world., 1913-02-21

slammed II catching the pollceman's
right hand in 1t and breaking the wrist
Murray decided IL was better to hold me
one man No had than To chase the other.
30 Parker was arraigned alone to-day,
and Murray was fixed up by DR. Gross
man. an ambulance surgeon from Ford.
ham Hospital.
The evening world., 1913-02-21
PERSONAL

Rev. r.. d. ]. Leonard Of Cambridge.
". Y. says q young lady Of his pari b
was cured Of Consumption by Father
Johns Medicine.
Col VIM. G. Miles Of washington.
ID. C.. says: Father Johns Medicine
saved my life."
One Of my children had bronchitis
from birth. Father Johns Medicine
cured her and made her strons.--Mrs
NJ. McCabc. 5st IVES. +oth Street, New
York City.
The evening world., 1913-02-21
Asks $4,000 for E.rbrace,

WASHINGTON. Feb. 2i.-Mrs. Nelton
Hopkins. twenty-thrce and attractive.
ma. sued Elisha L. Berry. a real estate
dealer with interests In Washington
and New York. for the humiliation ~
mind and body" She asks $4,000. Mrs.
Hopkins alleges that on Feb. last
Berry went to her apartment. which he
owned, under the pretcxt Of doing some
minor repairs and tried 10 embrace her.
The evening world., 1913-02-21
Bar Donkey From inaugural.

WASHINGTON. Feb. ?l-The Demo-
cratic donkey has been barred from the
inaugural parade. With the donkey go
the Missouri mule AMI the Virginia fox
hound. The Inaugural Committee is
sued its edict to-day. Men. horses and
automobiles will make up the parade.
The evening world., 1913-02-21
RALEIGH, n. c., CHILD
Made Strong and Well by Vinol.

When we tell you that vinol 10
the best remedy In our whole stock
for making weak. puny, ailing chill
dren strong. robust and rosy we are
only telling you what has been prov
cd by hundreds OF mothers.
Mrs. W. o. Strother. Raleigh. N. c..
says: my little girl. Hazel. has
been taking vlnol TO build her up
after q severe spell Of sickness. II
has done 90 much good by restoring
her appetite and building up her
strength that I think vinol 10 the nm
est tonic ever prepared and am
telling every one about IT,"
What vinol did for this little girl
II will do for every weak. and ailing
child because sickly children need
the strengthening cod liver elements
and the tonic iron that vinol con.
tains-that 10 why vinol builds
them up quickly and gives them a
flne healthy color. II is pleasant to
take and We guarantee that the re-
suits will satisfy you--moncy back
II they DO not.
The evening world., 1913-02-21
TAX RATE WILL DROP,
COMPTROLLER FIGURES.
Manhattan, Bronx and Brooklyn
Lower and Richmond at Stand
still, but Up Goes Queens.

Comptroller Prendergast made public
last night his estimate Of the tax rate
In the various boroughs for this year.
His estimated rates. IS compared with
The evening world., 1913-02-21


those OF last year. are as follows:
Borough. 1912 1913
Manhattan and Bronx........1.S Isl
Brooklyn ..................'....L LEO
Queens .........................l 1.s5
Richmond ...................l. 1.sc
The budget for this year is sll.6H. ls+
larger than that for last year. The
rather unexpected reduction In the tax
rates In Manhattan and Brooklyn 10 due.
II IS said. to several causes, chief n 5nE
which Ia the fact that the general fund
will aggregate fully 900 more than
in 1872. due to savings in appropriations.
more thorough auditing and control OF
salary appropriations.
The revenue from water rates will be
approximately se.0oo.Ooo greater than IN
1912. owing to the fact that the new law
last year prohibited tho city from taxi
ing advantage Of more than eight
months deductions OF water revenues.
whereas this year the deductions for
the whole twelve months will be appli-
cable.
The evening world., 1913-02-21

All Riksr and Heseman
Stores in New York and
Brooklyn and At al drug
stores where this blus
and white sign R~
Is displayed. "
The evening world., 1913-02-21
hELP WANTEp--MALg.

hELP WANTep-MAle.
-. -, .-..>en> s.n,sd tnl rsaaiaa Canal;
hoil,rmaN s-,. ~sge, So hour; free steamship
,slsinHaupn 'Fm New York; FREE bachelor
quarters ist h American citizens final pa
rrl. uri,r ~ years and ply sically s,lnd.
N-t- lstppian thaal conmissl,s, Washington.
= q
Evening journal., 1913-05-24
SOME REHOBOTE
SCHOLARS END STUDY

Special to THE EVENING JOURNAL.
LEWES, Del. May 24-With the
stage handsomely decorated with tine
school colors, the second commence
ment of the RehobOth Beach High
School was held in the Royal Rink
Wednesday evening. The principal ad-
dress of the evening was delivered
by George b. Hynson Of Milford. The
following young people delivered es-
says: Carylon b. pottyjohn, Mary S.
J nillips, Alva l.. Carmine and Thomas
7. Nogel The diplomas were pre-
scented by the president Of the Board
OF Education with a few words of ad-
vice to the class After the excuses,
a dance was given and music was fur
Il shed by the Lewes Orchestra.
Wednesday evening was class night
when very pleasing program was
given. A humorous sketch was pre-
scented by the class. assisted by Misses
Kathryn Ross and Miriam Lingo.
Thurday afternoon the whole school
attended picnic in the new park.
Evening journal., 1913-05-24
DOyER's SOCIAL SIDE.

Special to THE EVENING JOURNAL.
DOVER, Del, May 24,-Mr. and
Mrs. s. II. Barker and daughter. Mrs.
Edith lngersoll, are visiting relatives
in Hammonton. ~ J.-Miss Elizabeth
Greenabaum OF Seaford is visiting
Mrs. Rosa Levi.-Mrs. j. l.. Dukes is
the guest of Miss Mary Jones.-Mrs.
r. f. Corley. Of Smyrna has been
visiting friends here.-Mrs. J. +.
Bryan, Of Camden. ~ j., daughter of
Rev. 7. +. Martindale. ID. d.. has
been the guest Of Mr.. and Mrs. w S
Haman.-Wllliam Behen. Of Philadel-
phia, is visiting his parents here
Mr.. and Mrs. John Carrow have re-
turned from a few DAYS trip to At
lantic City. n. J.-.Nathaniel Smithers
Of Philadelphia, has been spending
the week with his mother here, Mrs
Walter Morris.-Mr and Mrs j. Gus
Driver Of Hoboken. n. j.. have been
visiting G. ID. Jackson and family
Superintendent E. d. Prince. OF the
Diamond State Telephone Company
accompanied by Mr. Prince Is spend.
ing a two weeks vacation at Ridge
ly Md
Evening journal., 1913-05-24
Mr.. VAN TRUMP EXPLAINS
ABOUT CASE At ELMNN

C. Reginald Van Trump, Of the Del
aware Commission for the Blind, to-
day pointed out that there evidently
is a mistake in the story sent out
from Dover that Secretary of state
Miller had learned that Delaware is
supporting in the institution at Mt.
Airy a blind person whose parents
live in New Jersey Mr.. Van Trump
said that the Commission had report
e. TO the Secretary Of State that a
fcoblc-minded person, whose parents
lie i'm Now Jersey, is being supported
out Of the Delaware appropriation in
an institution at Elwyn Pa, Mr.. Van
Trump said he thought the parents at
one time lived in Delaware. No blind
person whose narents live in another
S'ate is receiving State aid from Del
aware, Mr.. Van Trump said and he
thought the Dover story was based on
an unntontional confusion over the
case at Elwyn.
Evening journal., 1913-05-24
I1IfnpI NEWS NOTES.

Special TO THE EVENING JOURNAL
LAUREL. Del Nav 24-Haro'd
the 1-year-old son of Reese Winder
d ed from meningitis.
Mildred, the t-year-old daughter OF
Merchant W. A. Bryan, is seriously
il with appendicitis.
Mr. and Mrs. w r Cofiin were
called to Georgetown by the serious
Illness Of Mrs. Cohin's father. Will
Fam Viokers
Tilgham W. HE four-months-olt
son of Mr.. and Mrs. George G. Spicer
died last evening Mrs. Spicer the
mother. who has been in poor heath
since last January. is critically III
Mrs. Minos Galloway and Mrs. Ari'
Culver. OF near Sharptown. spen
Sunday with Mr.. and Mrs n 7. II
Culver.
Evening journal., 1913-05-24
nrArn nr MRS RArnN-

Special 10 THE EVENING JOURNAL.
LAUREL. Del, May 24.-Mrs.
Amelia Morris Bacon, widow Of
Former Senator Thomas Bacon, died
at her home yesterday morning aged
20 years. She was very active in
church and grange work until the
last year Of her life when she became
helpless invalid
The funeral service too place az
2.3O o'clock this afternoon from the
residence Of her daughter Mrs Solo
man Kenney lnterment was In
Bacon's burying ground
Evening journal., 1913-05-24
STORAGE.

,----s-------e~r~7e-srs1sf- 1sf-fs--s -
XHT ANTED - STORAGE, SEPARATE
w rooms Si.OO month Heating
stoves and cook stoves also stored for the
season Heating stove. $3.50, cook stoves.
80 90 the season. Special spaces for pianos
and odd pieces OF furniture Goods Grated
ana shipped 20 all parts Of the world. Nc
Mahon Bros, Sixth and King SITS may5.N
rTOurEHOLD GOODS STORED IN
III clean separate locked .homs New build
inge Automobile padded vans for local and
long distance moving. Work guaranteed
Fstimate free d. & A. Phone. STA
SECURITY STORAGE WAREHOUSES,
Pennsylvania Ave. and Clayton St.
anr9atf
Evening journal., 1913-05-24
ELECrRlcAL MuRkERs

IL or ELECTRICAL WORK OF ANY
II nature. call Moore Brothers d. A A.
phone 2s5eA. Delmarvia. Bfta Satsfac
tion guaranteed. Shop. S. ". Cor. Eighth
AMI Madison streets iani4 ON
Evening journal., 1913-05-24
HAIR DRESSING


A LITTLE ATTENTION ny AN EXPERT
N each week. helps wonderfully. We are
Vertn. Hair dressing, nanicuring. scalp
treatment. face and head massaging Chill
drcn's work a specially. l.ouisr q. potst
fn9 ronuahie Pldr mpr2f.fm
MRS CARRIE WRIGHT. no. ail w.
Nl Tenth street. Mnnicuring Electric
Scalp Treatment, Facial Massage Hair
Dressing shampooing ComhinRs neatly
made up u. a A. phone, 562t
apr2'
Evening journal., 1913-05-24
SANITARY WORKERS

Mn KELTER
Nl sanitary lODORLEss ExoAvATrNe.
once, 2 ". Corner Fourth and west
,trsets eess1.tf.
Evening journal., 1913-05-24
WANTED. HOliSEHOI.ll f:OODS

u ,tIrR PAYS MORE THAN OTHER
ID dealers for your efhce furniture and
household goods You're losing money n
you don { sell 20 him. A postal will bring
our buyer there with The ready cash. Ber
ser Third and Shipley streets d. A.
phone Si1aA. mts.tf
Evening journal., 1913-05-24
TYPEWHIl FRS.

~ l'nN lflltkS ktfAtkEii. WEn tEh
Il sold. Easy payments Bargains. slightly
,srd Royals Underwooas, kemingtonu RIB
CONS. Typewriter supply Co.. NJ. ais Mar
aef 81 Both phon-n aea.tf
Evening journal., 1913-05-24

OTICE-THE DELAWARE STATE
~ Board for Registered Nurses will hold
examinations Of applicants for nurses who
wish 20 practice IN Delaware. trained.
graduate. professional or registered nurses.
Registration is now compulsory. The next
examination will he held a. Delaware Hos.
pital, Monday. June o. 1919. beginning I q
a. m. Application blanks may he procured
from Secretary Anna NJ Hook. r a.. No.
500 ". Ninth street, Wilmington, Del.
msy2o.o4,2s,3l
Evening journal., 1913-05-24

II ARMERs' DAY AT MT. CUBA.
II TUESDAY, MAY %, 1913.
100 HEAD or LIVE STOCK on ENHt.
BITfON AND FOR SALE
-. Two carloads Of The hrst
ksFTwN Dairy Cows We think we
Vt..AkN have ever shipped 90 Della
M1M vare--seloctcd by W. 3.
fr.lAel e.fzn Townsend and myself
Among these are sevc al
cows guaranteed 20 us 20 give 20 quarts Of
milk per day and tested Tor health Hol
stems and purhams Of the finest dairy type
One carload Of fat COWS and feeders and
lot of ueighhorhood cattle. so shonts from
SO 20 90 pounds Two moving machines
nearly new-which have taken for bills.
One pair Of brown mules, i5 months old
little beauties. -Four fine work horses.
SPEED.
Barrow Wilton time "a Ia ouiet and
gentle Monte, iT. years oid. hnrd 70 heat
ON the track "a many of you know--nnd
has never been beaten on the road. lady
can drive either Of them.
Dinner At ~ o'clock for all. Sale at
% clock sharp.
Cows delivered and tested for Peunsyl.
vania
rERMs-6o days note. interest added,
viii be accepted provided the note looks
good 20 me- Sale In tho shade n wet.
sale IN the dry. JOHN n. O'NFAI
ELLIS HICKS Clerk may20 o.
Evening journal., 1913-05-24
UPHOLsTERER AND
CABlNET 'EsKET
]. j 0KANE.
PUBLIC SALE.

----.-----~,s-->~-->----
- PUBLIC SALE OF OHIO
SUlfRA and Bedford County COWS.
NhsfAN a. my home. on the Concord
W...EN Pike, five miles from vii.
ts,est,.s-s3sln minrton. on MONDAY.
MAY 20. 1919, at D. m.
Two carloads of Fresh Cows and Sprmgers.
mayiT,2O.22,2a THOMAS n PAsSMORE.
Evening journal., 1913-05-24
CHIROPOIIST

L. ORA JOHNSON sTRADLEY. CHR.
II opodist. has removed 20 Kicit1 Bunding
~ W ecorncr Sixth and Markc streets
% phone 20i7. n2o.f
Evening journal., 1913-05-24
NOTICES


NroTTCE-T WILL NOT PAY ANY BILLS
~ contracted BY my wife after TINS date
Nav %. 1918. Signed A. 4. Antoniaz1i'
Henry Clay Dol. mey-e-ol,
roTICE-AFTER THIS DATE I WILL
~ nav no bills contracted by my wife
Mary Eliza Hemsley. Wilson HemsleY, NO,
1908 Wilson street may-4-lt-
w T1,MfNeTON SANITARY CoMPANy.
w Dead animals removed day or night,
~ 4 A.. 1865: D. & A., a07, Delmarvia,
2eo9; Dslmarvia, 2ss9 may2a'et,
q pEcIAI. NoTICE-THE STRAWBERRY
- Festival Of the Ushers Union Of the
Union n p. church. at Fifth Washing
ton streets. has been postponed until Thurs
day evening, May 2e may23'at.
A ENCOURAGEMENT EXTRAoRDINARY
Y Special sale Of summer stock Of Ladies'
Suifine Woolons We will make suits to
order from S23 up. Linens, si2 mp, and az
considerable reduction over any other
Wilmington or Philadelphia concern q
Glantt. Ladies' Tailor No. 1908 Tatnal
street may2O-lm
NOTICE rs HEREBY GIVEN or THE
~ withdrawal. on May %, 1913, of barney
o. Rich from the Arm Of Delaware Butter
! and Egg Company the said company IN fu
iure consisting Of Israel Fisenman alone.
An debts due TO tho said Delaware Butter
and Egg Company are now payable 70 Israel
Fisenman. who rs also responsible for past
and future liabilities Excepted hereout,
are suits in court and not in process Of col
lection as provided In agreement between
parties mayl3 ~.