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VIEW YORK MONEY MARKET.

call ~ per cent. time money. ~ prt
cent for ak months: mercantile paper,
H. per cent. bar silVcr--London.
2st5-1Gd bar silvcr--N"w York. - e O.;
demand sterling. 50. 81.
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PRODUCE.

. Commission men had nothing new 20
report this morning. There H. sood
demand for veal calves. poultry and
Eggs in anticipation OF the Easter
trade and all are quoted hrm III tOnS
and generally WITH stinen4ng t-nden-
cies. eceipts this morning were eN-
tremely small in all lines. Something
OF q drive is being made ON yellow
onions. TIE market il fun OF them and
holders are pushing sales. Fresh fruits
and vegetables We're steady and firm.
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,,,,r,co rnoyIsiO> MAaI>Ur.

chicago March l,---Ittier; tNtfhs
a,i,r. nr-ts. 81 Sc. dairy extras,
IN 0rzfR zoe EgEs. Prim" nrstS
tNi,C nrsts. 1NS. cheese. kims, 1''t ~
fsfsr. YOUNG Americas. .i5H % itc. lfN'
poultry Fowls. lh'ec; dnt ~. % ac
keys i61 i9c. Potatoes. f52 0ut-
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ADVICE TO INVESTORS.


Inquiries
inof be orsuues
OH odJauh
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BUTTER AND EGGS.

Butter-Board prices are: Creamery
extras, :5c: hrsts. sage: dairy. s2c
packing stock. e0c per 10.
Eggs Current receipts candlet-
cases Included. 1890 per doz. Eccc lpt-
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small .okholder
q N any "oet Al the.eb ..nrf ".
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NEW YORK METAL. MARKET.
NEW YORK. March 1.-THE metal
exchange closed dull; spot copper.
S141bm1475 lead. s4.30IA40.
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>IoN STOCK YARDS.

UNION STOCK YARDS CHICAGO.
March logs: Receipts, 10000 head (;
market strong. mixed and butchers.
s. suG g.l5; good heavy $3.50 e.01;
rough heavy. sS.506tS.65; light. $500
9-5. pigs. $Ti5GS.l0. cattle. Receipts
1000 head market strong: heeV -,
g. 3jHa25 cows and heifers. $3.50 q,
- stockcrs rflt fCtatsrs SIS t0frS35:
Texans. $3.50 p7.s5; calves. 37.5oi.i
Sheep. Receipts .V.u nead market.
strong NATIVE. St-pN ia. wastern.
$40 ii 30. lambs, ss.10Gs.l0: western.
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50 ~ psssaIne Dssc Rtshs. I1m..
5uuCon1 Co. Is John R-st
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II believe the men we have in Gus
tody could throw more light on the
AFFAIR II they wanted to-" says Palm.
err "Lackie is very nervous and
agitated, and we are satisfied that he
knows more about the shooting than
he has told"
Meanwhile, Patrolman Grimm is be-
'aieved to have passed the crisis, and
20 be on the road to recovery. He
spent . good night, Sunday. accord
ing to the hospital authorities. and
seems much better.
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JoM Printing Done Right. Times
pr,utSpx Co. - John r ct.
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CHICAGO WHEAT.

CHICAGO. March u Wheat opened
a1y today uu FINN Liverpool cables.
May wheat or"Hed ny 60 on lnat
weeks close. and Wsa arm ~ thr carly
trading. .Jdls wheat op"rrd - unGfr
tho SATURDAY. ClrFs tUj recovered this
LOSE ln tie first HcilinS - tho pit. Corn
opeued Stesg! ANA hurHuuccd, hut do
vC.C pea % slightly caS.rr tome later iu
tho morriug There was cousidcra y .
selling az rats earlv iH tho dHs. giving
the niafNet g. easier uudertuur. III.
strength CO., the h!Hrket ~ tho wards i1-
fiueuc"d the PROVISION iirt nud pro-
visions shaded hishcr. Al the close ~
tho first haif-hour. May rork was w
&c over last weeks close
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CLEVELAND.

CLEVELAND, o.. March l7.-Hogs:
Receipts 80 cars. pigs. $40, workers..
1895 mixed S9.Go. Lambs. $3.50.
Calves Si2. Cattle. s6.50gS.40.
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DETROITERS BRING BACK
LURID TALE OF GRATING
Z By N. Y. POLICEMEN

Continued from Page onc
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CHICAGO. Marc t..-.p y u n i..--
Wreat: Nay up 80 J4iT down lac
Corn: May and July UNCHANGED Oats:
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BOSTON COPPER.

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Weber 81 Co. March II:
Evening journal., 1913-06-13
FAST TRACK
MEN ENTER
THE IA MEET

Thiriy-onc clubs from Philadelphia,
Baltimore, Washington and all of the
nearby ctis have entered men ia
the one mile run at the athletic car
nieal Of the Irish American Associa-
ton al Wawaset Park ON July 2l
Fast men from all over The east
have entered the event and the raca
no doubt will be stirring contest
from the crack Of the gun Several
former u Of p mon have promised
to enter IaFuna. tho Aquinas chb
star Gallagher Of the United States
Olympic team OF 1912 and Mechan
his team mate. will probably toe iho
scratch in the biz event Others vino
have entered are.
David Dun aud Clin Mellon. OF Ger
mantown Boys Club both of whom
are better than 445, together with
Humphries. the University of Penn
sylvania star. running under the g..
p. G. colors. who has repeatedly
beaten 44O in past meets.
After the regular meet the commit
tee has decided to run off several
special events such as n fat mems
race, a race for boys, a motor cycle
and a bicycle race. These events
have not been definitely decided upon
and several more may be added Ia
the program.
Evening journal., 1913-06-13
W. c. A. TEAM ENDS
WITH 10 GAMES WON

Succial to THE EVENING JOURNAL.
DOVER, Del. june l3.--rhe base
ball team Of the Wilmingtom Confer
ence Academy. which closed yesterday,
closed one of its most successful sea-
sons In the history OF the school. or
the twelve scheduled games the acad-
emy team won ten They lost to
Goldey College aud the New Castle
High Tho Victories include those
With FELTON, High Salisbury High,
Wilmington High, Newark High and
the Alumni Following is the result
OF the seasons games;
Milford High. ?. Acamemy, IL, Eel
ton High. 4, Academy. n, New Castle
High. z. Academy. 3 Salisbury High
G, Academy. TO- Goldey College
=. Academy 4. Wilmington High, Is
Academy. s; smyrna High, g. Acad
emy. II; Newark High. Academy
10. Salisbury High. 3. Academy, 4
DUPONT High. 6, Academy. II. Pen
lyn Hall. . Academy, 3; Alumni 0
Academy o.
While the coach shifted his iine-uI
from time 10 time, the following Ia The
combination which made such
splendid record.
Clarke. p. 3b; Ennis, Sh, p; Ritter
/ c; Wagner, III; Hardesty. Oh, Raugh
ley. IS: Wcddell. II; Robinson. Ct
McNeal, RI Substitutes, Sterling anl
/ II. L. Smith.
Evening journal., 1913-06-13

NEW YORK, June l3.-Now that
America has triumphed In four out
of fve matches from Australia and is
round nearer the Davis cup IL
makes the going look a little easter
to land the famous trophy in this
country With Australia out of the
way American next plays tho Ger
mans, who defeated the French re-
Gently. Mclaughlin, Hackett and
Williams will sail for England short
ly, where they will participate IN the
All England championships az Vim.
bledon and subsequently work theil
way TO Germany to decide the second
round in the Davis cup preliminaries.
The kaiser'e Representatives are like
~ to prove a harder foo than the
Evening journal., 1913-06-13
MANY PRIZES
FOR THE DOGS

A partial list Of special premiums
for the dog snow which will be held
a the State Fair on September 10 and
II has been announced by the Della
ware State Fair Association. Several
other prizes viii be given but as the
rules OF competition have not been
named no Official announcement can
be made.
The following is the list OF prizes
The Irish Setter Club of America
offers--ciub cup for the best dog.
club cup for the best bitch. bronze
medal for the best dog in the limit
class. bronze medal for the best bitch
in the limit claGs. (Open 10 club
members onlyl.
InWall Kennels Of New York city
offersLBaron Beaming Trophy (value
$500 for the best American bred get
of the study dog Baron Beaming. To
be competed for at every a. K {.
licensed show where offered, TO and
including the Westminster Kennel
Club fixture of 1914, and to be award
ed to the dog or bitch making the
greatest number Of points in compe-
titlon for the trophy. each win TO
count the number of points that the
show receives rating Open to all.
Donor not to compete
Spratts patent limited pffcrs---A
piece Of plate 10 the value OF $50 for
the best brace OF any one breed en-
tered and owned by one kennel or
exhibitor at any show benches or fed
by them from January ! to Decemr
Der 13. 1918 inclusive. The special
to become property Of the kennel or
exhibitor scoring the most wins dur
ing term stated.
Japanese 7paniol club offers Club
medal for best dog, club medal fer
best bitch (Open to members only)
Toy spaniel club Of America offers
Club medal for best English toy
spaniel dog club medal for best Eng
lish toy spaniel bitch (0pen to mem
hers only
The English Setter Club OF Amer
lea Offers--Silver medal to each dos
and TO each bit which has won a
first Glars certificate r. an English
Setter Club field day or been placed
at public field trial which wins
first winners prizes; bronze medal to
each and % each bitch which
Wins FIRST w.lners: bronze medal to
every dog and TO every bitch which
has won an English setter cup first
class ccrtihcate or heen placed at a
public field trial which WING first
prize n any class ag--nst two OF
more cOmpetiticrs. bronze medal to
every dog and to every bitch "breed-
ers exhibitor which wins a first
prize in any class against two Oh
more competitors. Noto-.-For tho
above -four specials TO be valid. there
must not be less than twenty Eng
lish settlers tbut not necessarily
owl ID by members OF this club actu
ally shown.
Chow Chow CluJ cf Amreica offer
"A cup for the best chow dog. cul
for tae best chow bitch. (Open L
members only)
The Newark. \. j.. Kennel Club Of
fers-Bronze medal for the best ST
bernard dog in the SHOW. bronz,
medal for the best ST. Bernard bitci
in the show
Field and Fancy offers-l years
subscription to IF Id and Fancy fol
the best local bull dog. 1 years sub
scription to Field and Fancy" foi
the best local bull dog. 1 year.
subscription 10 Field and Fancy" fol
the best local Aired -.e ~rior. I
years subscription to FIELD an,
Fancy the best lc Al EeaEle
Evening journal., 1913-06-13
FODDER FOR
FIGHT FANS

by The United Press.
NEW YORK. June i3--Mike Glib
bons will enter the ring for the fight
Of his life as far as upholding his
New York prestige Is concerned,
when he takes on Young Ahcsrn at
Madison Square Garden tonight The
two middleweights will clash at l47
pounds. weighing in at o'clock, seven
hours before ringtifne The match
is scheduled to go ten rounds, bul
Gibbons intends to try hard for a
knockout as he hopes to get a chance
at Frank Klaus before long
Tom Gibbons. second Of the st.
Paul duo. will meet Jack Denning for
ten rounds, as secondary attrac-
tion.
Evening journal., 1913-06-13

Antipodeans, but Charles Haggett. tho
English professional. who taught the
German team few points of the
game, believes that America will
eliminate the fatherland players. If
Mclaughlin maintains the speed he
showed against the Australians ia the
foreign matches almost every racket
wielder in Europe viii be forced to
bow before him, according TO Coach
! Haggett.
Evening journal., 1913-06-13
nIsmIsS cnnsS sIiIr-

Fiore III Sylvester, who was the
complaining witness against Albert
Di Angelo In City Court last Tuesday.
when Albert was charged with as
sault and battery. was a defendant
today in the same court, Philip L.
Garrett represented Fiore and said
Il was a cross suit. This was ad-
mitted by the prosecuting witness
and as Albert was dismissed on
Tuesday. the same course was taken
IN the case Of Di Sylvester TODAY.
Evening journal., 1913-06-13
whowi

whowi
That was aomo waliop.
Russell and Btazcll hit the discard
tee late 10 give Tom Brown look IN.
Fifteen hite we've the damage.
Those 2 errors arc the league ra-
cord. Wl.ic tne leaders should ae'
ZIP the figure n hard to understand
Marhsfka pnl sssrp contributed
four Of the boots.
Leaf you forge, re cdisks ieok two
Eamea frcrs Tho srngtofs OH May
and And one accrs ~as II 10 8.
The serics hai~cn ihe oiuos sTe even.
Fr'daz and s-,u d4y Al York Two
sraiaht ~cuid ailov ihe Chicks 10
break even on the rip In case they
don't the cino viii ccne nome on
TOP.
The Chltks conc ac-,e Of Monday
20 play a long sefies.
In the absence of 80 Chicks. Park
s'de and Rockford VIII play their
Saturday game ~ Eront and Union
streets.
1hey OH havs iaeig bad days but
nnti yesterday "Ddc'' iserv had man
aged 80 ru.i ay V;,i.c lic other gei-
lows drsw tic ire os the nieachcTs.
Neeierdsy "a tde Harrisburg game A
thiu curi o. smoke li2rted TO rlGe and
curl upwaYd fgcm the little buttcn
On the Doctors" cap. From the
time tho nrst bail went over the curl
began 10 get bigger and bigger and
Is fairly biazed in the first inning.
Doc" missed a third strike allow
ing tifc runner to take hrst and lat
fr Lei a man steal home. Doc was
yankec With the same amount Of
ceremony as jackson usually gives
pitcher when .le goes bad and the
dainty Chick "F~euchmsn." Scholien-
berger was substituted. Sholly"
caught good game and made one
hit out OF his two trips 20 the plate.
The Athletics put a knot in the
rope that may keen them from Slip
ping i'm their CLIMB for the penDant
by taking the first game OF the series
from Cleveland II they win the
series they will just about be disap-
pearing over the hill
Bedient heli the ST. Louis Browns
10 four hits. Stovall got two OF the
collection with double and ciDgle.
The Yankees turned thei- third
home victory the expense OF Cobb
and the rest OF tha Tigers. Schultz
Evening journal., 1913-06-13

f. Los ANGELES. June 1s.-Promot-
er McCafey announced today that he
has matched Johnny Coulon, ban
tamweight- champion and kid VIII
liams of Baltimore. TO fight twenty
rounds at the Vernon Arena, July 29
for the bantam championship. The
bout originally was set for Baltimore
but Couoln called it off because the
Baltimore promoters insisted on a
Baltimore referee.
Evening journal., 1913-06-13
AIN SOCIETY rNDS WoRk.

At the close OF the all-day sewing
session of the Ladies' Aid Society
OF ST. Pauls NJ r. Church yesterday.
adjournment was made until septem
ber The work accomplished the part
season Was for the bazaar. which VIII
be given early In December.
Evening journal., 1913-06-13
GENERAL SPORTS.
ShOotiRg-duPOnt Gun Club.
Racing Wawaset Park.
GOlf-Wilmington Country Club.
TrRNCEMrINDE EXHIBITION.

The Wilmington 1urngemeinde.
Eighth aud French streets, will give
its annual exhibition of physical cul-
ture and dance this evening under the
direction "a Physical Instructor
George A. Doellng A splendid pro-
gram will be given and all classes.
male and female. will participate. A
very enjoyable evening TO the public
Is assured
Evening journal., 1913-06-13

PITTSBURGH. Pa, June 49, That
Frank Klaus, Pittsburg middleweight
champion. now at Camden, \. j.. will
be matched for q series of bouts in
Australia is reported among his
friends here II is said the trip would
prevent Klaus from returning to
Paris for another bout with Cerpcn-
flor
Evening journal., 1913-06-13
DIR. PYLE no sEE EUROPE.

DR.. ]. p. Pyle has returned home
greatly improved In health after his
auto tour of New Jersey and New
York The trip lasted a week Dr.
Pyle Is now arranging for trip 20
Eurnnn
Evening journal., 1913-06-13

hcld them 10 i've hits Cobb got a
double, stole third and scored De-
troit'e only run.
The Cubs touched Rucker for Is
hits ana the Dodgers are now on the
verge or iumbiing into fourth place.
Wnere1 liked the Giant brand of
pitching. connectins with a double
and two sineica IN four times up, but
the Piratea lost dcfpite 1--WE errors
by the Giants. Fletcher had three
erTors at short. Doyle one and Mey
ers one.
The Braves found combination 10
discourage ninth inning rallies when
Maranvlle. Mcdonald and Mye's
pulled triple play on the Reds. end
Ing tho show Ai.neida helped the
Reds along toward their game with
o triple and two singles
Alexander managed 10 squeeze
through victory over the Cardinals
and IN addition 20 his pitching crack
cd OFT double nd two singles
Pitcher Jimmy Shaw. who was Sc
cured by Wlikesbarre from Clark
Griffith OF the Nationals. has been re-
leased 10 tho York club. Shaw is
younS coiicgian and Is a promising
pitcher. but Manager Mccarthy de-
oided that he could not carry him.
because OF the great amount OF sea-
soned material on HIS club.
Ever since Joe Jackson. of the
Maps, knocked A ball over the top of
the right field grandstand at the Polo
Grounds joke artists are declaring
that he can make a dollar and a
quarter (the value OF the baln 20
farther than any man playing base
ball
Shortstop Peckinpaugh. who went
from the Maps 10 the Yanks with the
reputation Of being a very poor bat
ter, has been hammering the ball for
an average around 800 since donning
New York uniform. in addition to
fielding in fine style.
Hal Chase. who was on the Yankee
payroll for eight years, and who now
IS playing with the White Sox in the
Yankees bailiwick. is being made the
object of jeers from the New York
fans. II Chase makes a good play
the New Workers, who once idolized
him, loosen a few ieers, asserting
that Chase laid down" when playing
with the Yankees; if he makes an
error he is greeted with howls and
ieers: You're playing in your natur-
al form now"
Evening journal., 1913-06-13

UMPIRE ASSIGNMENTS
ALL-MILMINGT0N LEAGUE.
Parkside- Rockford Shields.
Highland -Baneraft RigBey.
NandeYer vs.. HilIside-Allen.
Evening journal., 1913-06-13

NToTrCE or SCHOOL ELECTION. >
n AZ the election for President and mcm-
hers OF the Board Of Public Education In
Wilmington Delaware. FROM the second.
Fourth, Sixth, Tonth. Eleventh and Twelfth
Wards. 10 be held on Saturday juno "a.
1913. tho city election districts viii be dig.
tributed among the school districts as fol-
lows.
Evening journal., 1913-06-13

the First Second and Third Election Dis
tricts Polls M no. POS East Second fireot'
Second School District will ho composed ~
tho Fourth. Filth. Sixth and Seventh Election
Districts. Polls ~ Public School 30. IA.
Evening journal., 1913-06-13
FACTORY IFiGTF

MaIIeabIe Iron vs.. II. a II.-JamisOn.
Edge Moor vs.. y. & J.--ROsS.
2. X. II. ys. Electric HOse.-Me-
GoWan.
Evening journal., 1913-06-13
FIRST WARD

First School District viii ho composed ~
the First Second and Third Election pia
tricts Polls M Public School No. -2 SEQ
lTIaND warn
Evening journal., 1913-06-13
FACTORY LEACUE.

FAITUHl ILAEIE.
Malleable Iron ". II. a H., at II. &
II.
PR X. vs.. Electric Hose, at Electric
Hose.
Lobdell ,s. Speakman, at ,Speakman.
(POStpOnedl
: EdgemoOr vs.. 7. & j.. at P.&J.
Evening journal., 1913-06-13

A ANNOUNCEMENT EXTRAORDINARY.
VS,, sa,e oi ,Snnsf W. s'ooh OF Laoie.
order from s23 up. Linens. S12 up. and At
considerable reduction over any other
Wilmington or Philadelphia concern. O..
Glantz, Ladies' Tailor No. 1908 Tatnall
street. may2o-1m.
Evening journal., 1913-06-13
SATURDAY SPORTS
nd WILMINGTON LrAGrE.

ALL WILMINGTON LEAGUE.
parksIde vs.. Rockford, Front and
nion streets.
landerer vs.. Hillside, at Third and
dBl'ont streets.
Highland vs.. Bancroft, at sixteenth
and WoodIswn avenue.
CHURCH LEAGTE.
Newport vs.. Old SVedes, nj New
port.
Eastlake ys. CiniraI. at Eastlake.
SilyerbrOOk vs.. EdgcmOOr, at Edge-
moor.
Evening journal., 1913-06-13
Tm0nT 1nT TI0TUNTT HTTTVTI1
lLLIun LLALLn

First School District will be composed ~
the First, Second Third. Fourth and fiun
Election Districts Polls at.. Public School
No. 8. jefferson street below Third street.
FOURTH WARD
Evening journal., 1913-06-13

First School District will be composed of
the First Second and Third Election Dis
fricts Polls at Public School No. ]. French
street below Sixth street.
Second School District will he composed of
the Fourth and Fifth Election Districts.
efro0fn
Evening journal., 1913-06-13

First School District viii be composed of
tho First Second Seventh and Eighth Elec-
tion Districts Polls at Public School No.
o. Eighth and Wollaston streets.
Second School District win be composed of
the Third Fourth and Ninth Election Dis
tricts Polls az Public School No. %, Eighth
aud Adams streets.
Third School District will he composed ot
tho Fifth. Sixth and Tenth Election Districts.
Polls AZ s W. Cor. Seventh and Franklin
a.
Evening journal., 1913-06-13

NOTICE is HEREBY GIVEN THAT
~ ALL STATE IICENsEs AND TAX
DUE AND NOT PAID ON OR BEFORE
THE BOTH DAY OF JUNE, 1913. THERE
WILL BE s PER CENT PER MONTH
ADDED THERETO, IN ACCORDANCE
uME 81, LAWS or DELAWARE.
HARRY A. BROWN,
CLERK OF THE PEACE. NEW CASTLE
COUNTY iune2.im
Evening journal., 1913-06-13

Fr'das and sa,a dsy a York Two
sraight vcuid ailow ihe Chicks 10
break even on tna rip In case they
don't the cinS will come nome on
TOP.
Evening journal., 1913-06-13

The Chleks eorae iloa,e on Monday
20 play a long sefica.
Evening journal., 1913-06-13

NJ ADAM LEO - ROMANY Gypsy
INl palmist. Tells your past, present and
future just as you have gone and will 20
through life for Csc. shollpot Park. VII.
nington, Delaware. june1O-1m.
Evening journal., 1913-06-13

TAX NOTICE = DELINQUENT TAX
L puyors-T will hc at the Court House,
Wilmington, Delaware, Saturday, June ~,
from 10 10 e a. M. 10 collect all taxes dus
tho county from ChrstiHnn hundred. This
county demands me to settle this month and
I demand YOU 10 settle with me by this date
or abide BY my actions and pay all costs.
This is my last notice 90 you
JOHN y. O'NFAIL
Tax Collector Christiana Hundred.
rost OHea Mt. Cuba. Del Phone. 558I.H.
/ suneIo.6t.
Evening journal., 1913-06-13
rTVTU WNTn

First School District will be composed of
the First. Second and Third Election Dis
triris Polls az N. W. Cor. Seventh and
French streets.
Second Schoo District will he composed of
the Fourth. Fifth. Sixth Seventh. Eighth and
Ninth Election Districts. Polls at Public
school No. 5. Walnut street. above Twelfth
street
Evening journal., 1913-06-13
NOTICES.

VNT 1LMINGTON SANITARY COMPANY.
w Dead animals removed day or night.
Highest prices paid for same. Phones:
ID. a A., 1865; ID. a A., pO7, Delmarvia,
2n0n. nalmarvIa 2asa. inne7-el
Evening journal., 1913-06-13

Leai you forge re cdisks teok two
Eemea frcrs Tho srnetofs OH May Z
and And one score ~as II 10 D.
7ne ecrics hetwcn the oiui'e sge oven.
Evening journal., 1913-06-13

In The absence of - Chicks. Park
slde and Rockford vii play their
Saturday game az Eront and Union
streets.
Evening journal., 1913-06-13
rIGHrH WARp

Firlf School District VII b composed q
the First. Second. Third Fourth, Fifth and
Sixth Election Districts. Polls a. Public
School No g, Corner Seventh and Spruce
streets.
Second School District viii he composed ~
the Seventh. Eighth, Ninth and Tenth Flee.
tion Districts. Polls at Public School No.
90, Cor. Tenth and Spruce streets.
Evening journal., 1913-06-13

Marhsfka nnl sasrp contributed
four of the boots
Evening journal., 1913-06-13

Alexander managed 10 squeeze
through a victory over the Cardinals
and IN addition 10 his pitching crack
cd oft dcuble nd two singles.
Evening journal., 1913-06-13

Bedient heli the ST. Louis Browns
to four hits. Stovall got two OF the
collection with a double and fiDgle.
Evening journal., 1913-06-13

The school children OF Our city are invited to
call at our and receive free beautiful postal
pcturing Betsy Ross making the first American flag.
An added attraction will be the Indian boys singing
to
Evening journal., 1913-06-13

First School District viii be composed ~
Of tho First. Second Third Fourth and Fifth
Election Districts. Polls at No. - Public
School. Cor Third and Harrison streets.
Second School District will be composed oi
the sixth Seventh, Eighth. Ninth. Tenth nd
Election Districts Polls at Public School
100 South Van Buren, stfcct.
ErEgFNWH WARD
Evening journal., 1913-06-13

The Athletics put a knot. in the
rope that may keen them from Slip
ping I'm their CLIMB for the penDant
by taking the first game Of the series
from Cleveland. II they win the
series they will just about be disap-
pearing over the hill.