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Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1913-06-12

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WlARUS
lakiem, miiujacym sw6j lkraj
j nar6d, ME moze bye Socya-
gdyz zasady jednego j.
drugiego So sobie przeciwne.
SocyaliSci ME uznaja ami rza-
dow, ami narodowosci, ami
KRAKOW, vice ola czego ma
i'm sic rozchodzic 0 Polske?
Pominawszy jednak ten
czynnik rewolucyjny, kt6ry
mas pcha do p%ogotowia wo-
jennego, zastan6wmy sic te-
raz mad szansami powodzenia
jake by mia1a walka orezna.
Ma pierwszem miejscu wy}a-
MIA sic pytanie: Gem be-
dziemy Walczyc? Gdy Pol
ska miala W 1881 r., sw6j
Rad, swoie wojsko i swoje
bank, straci}a wszystko, sa-
morzad i wojsko; z KsiestWa
Warszawskiego zostafo wspo-
mnienie; z tych walecznych
pu}k6w 2 pod Ostro}eki Gro
chowa zosta}a tylko panied
laury niezr6wnanego meztwa
W Walce "a wolnosc-leez mic
Wiiece;j. Kazdy cz}oWiek obez-
many coskolwiek re sprawami
wojskowymi ,przyzna re Wten-
czas, chociaz. byfo trzech ma
Ijednego, szanse wygrania j
|spos6b prowadzenia wojny
by} ola mas korzystniejszym
!niz obecnie. DIS broh. Jest
udoskonalona, SO ~armaty
szybkostrze]ne j dalekonos-
Inc, kt6re ma kilkomilowa,
przestrzen z matematyczna
precyzya niosa smierc j spus-
toszenie. Y kad i "a co dosta-
niemy bronl? = Ameryka6-
Iskie karabiny wojskowe mai
~nowszego systemu (Sprieng-
feld) kosztuja, sam Rad,
przesz}o $4,000 sztuka, pyta-
ME kt6ry krai nam dostarczy
swych nowych wojskowych
|karabin6w, gdyz kazdy W maj.
wiekszym sekrecie trzyma ich
mechanism. z kosami lie
|p6jdziem, a pruskich ,,Cind-
nadli' ME chcemy. Trzeba
wiedziec re navel wojskowy
revolver (Colt) kosztuje bis
ko $4,000. Do. prowadzenia
wojny niezbedna jest artyle-
rya, skladajaca sic z armat
%polowych, batalion6w maszy-
nowych, a gdybym :chcieli
Warszawe zdobywac, to i O.
blezniczych ma armaty drew
niane, kt6re kowale W 63cim
rokutokuwali, liczy6 ME mo-
zemy DO juz dawno spr6ch-
niafy. Armaty polowe Schnei-
dra Tub Kruppa kosztuja cd
szesciu do dziesieciu tysiecy
sztuka, ME >liczac naboi, koni
i innych przyrzad6w, potrzeh-
nych do kompletu bateryi.P o-
trzeba do mich take artyle-
rzyst6w, DO laden szewc, kra-
W{iec albo i bartender ma
strzelaniu z armat sic. niezna.
Gdzie jest nasza konnica?
Wprawdzie many W naszych
- ~ 49,
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1913-04-02
BY PRINTED RULE

An insurance agent, he, had called
upon Mrs. Jotter for her weekly pre-
MUM and she had uniformed him of
her intention to remove Immediately.
"And when may expect the van?"
she asked.
Not quite understanding the subt-
Lefty of the query, the agent probed
still deeper into the mystery, only to
discover that a furniture van was the
subject of the request.
YES" remarked Mrs. Jotter; "the
company does all that, you know,
free of charge"
'The company gasped the agent.
Furniture van-free"
Look here said Mrs. j., with an
air of finality, heres a list of your
own rules: Members removing from
one district to another will be trans
ferred free of charged
But the insurance agent had fed.
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1913-04-02
Daily Healthogram.

DdITy TIedIlIIOST dI1I.
. Apoplexy is due to broken artery
in the brain. Overeating, gorging,
constipation, obesity, alcoholic or
other excuses are likely to be con-
triDutory causes,
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1913-04-02

sudythe workings minds doing 1t
figuring when they don't know
but here of the things they tell
Now this, the psychologists explain, is what happened:
intellect off world
working
finished
-. "
Sometimes value
which had when Sleep Next day.
obeng dream the dreamed about and find it.
That's Merely
strained memory. Il 80 -.
all
dreamed swallowed condition
blues
of
while walker falls But
wonderful how few special providence
for sleep walkers drunken
You don't have dream Eating simple food taking plenty of
sen kindly will
your viii be peaceful hd Even though don't mind
dreaming taking
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1913-04-02

o. 49, 1890 -
Tested Recipe by Caroline ,Coe.
Eight ounces, of tartar:
-Four ounces of baking soda
Four ounces of corn starch. -
Place all in your flour sitter and
sift at least 10 times.
The only failure comes from not
being mixed well. Put into tight dry
can and use the same as that you
buy. The price is about one-third as
much as when purchased at the
grocery, and if made carefully and
used properly you will find that it is
as good as the best patented bak-
ing powder.
Evening journal., 1913-10-08
cArsAR RODNEY DAUGHTERS.

The first fall meeting OF the Cae-
sar Rodney Chapter ID. A. r., held
IN the New Century Club parlors
yesterday afternoon was featured by
a memorial service i'm honor of Mrs.
]. Russell and Mrs. Harry T.. Miller,
chapter members. who died during
the summer. The memorial prayer
was offered by Mrs w. T. Lednum
and a number Of hymns we're sung.
Tributes 10 the memory Of Mrs.
Rissell and Mrs Miller were paid by
Mrs. 4. p. Moody. the regent and
presiding officer Of the meeting.
other members also paid tribute.
Plans were discussed for a card
party. Mrs. John Brady was appoint
cd as chairpan Of committee on
arrangements, and will appoint her
assistants The date and place for
the card party will be announced
later
A nomination committee appoint
ed was. Mrs. II. n. Woodward. chair
man: Mrs Sallie A. Council. Mrs.
James Scott Mrs. John NJ Harvey
acted as recording secretary in the
absence of Mrs. William II. Hancker.
Evening journal., 1913-10-08
SHERIFF'S SALES.


SHFRfFF'S SALE-BY VIRTUE Or
writ Of Ievari Facias, 20 me directed, Nlll
be exposed to public sale, At the SouIt
House on Market street, between iensan eets
and Eleventh streets. in the CIV on ~"
minrton New Castle counfy. bela"af"
ON SATURDAY. 80.
THE 18TH DAY or OCTOBER isAe-
a. no o'clock, a. M,
tbo folic,vine described real estate, VIZ.
All that certain lot. piece or pofcel OF anu
with the two dwelling houses thereon erected
situate in tho city of Wilmington, aioresaio'
.hounded and described as follows town.
Rcrinninr az "A point on the westerly sae
Of a lane two perches wide called fyle
lane fsaid lane extending northerlS from
tho northerlv side Of Lancaster avenue, he
tween Bavard and Grant avenues, where
the Sonfhsrlv side Of Second street pro-
iected would intersect the same; thence
nortberlv bv said side Of said lane. two run
dred and sixteen feet, more or less, TO the
sontherlv side OF Pyle street. thence west
eriy By said side Of Pyle street, one hun
dred and sevent,.fvc feet 20 point thence
southerlv parallel with said lane and by an
iron fence dividing this property from me
propertv on the west. two hundred and six.
teen feet TO the said souiierly side Of Second
street: and thence thereby casteriy one
hundred and seventy feet, TO the Place Of be
ginning.
seized and taken in execution as th'
property Of Eiwood p Pyle and Mary n ;
PYLE his wife. mortragors. and 70 be sod b,
WALTER 5 RnNklS. Sheriff
Sherifs Once. Wilmington. Del. October
9, 1919. octs,1l,15.1s.22.
Evening journal., 1913-10-08
KENT HAS MORE
IMPROVED ROADS
Special to THE EVENING JOURNAL

Special TO THE EVENING JOURNAL
DOVER. Del. Oct S.-At the Octo.
Der session of the Kent County Levy
Court yesterday. reports from several
bridges contracted for were made Other
bridges throughout the county were or
dercd inspected and repairs made where
necessary. The bridge az Milford, CON
Meeting the two counties Kent anad
Sussex, was reported completed with
the exception OF painting
County Engineer honnev submitted
his report, showing the work done on
the public roads during the month. es.
pecially the mile track OF water bound
macadam between Dover and Camden
which was finished with gravel taken
from the gravel pit near the Camden
camp meeting road, He also reported
that part of the road equipment had
been sent down in the tenth district
near Milford for work ON the roads in
that district. The new Burton road be-
tween Dover and Wyoming was re-
ported finished with the exception OF
laying some culver,s near the railroad.
Marsh Hope bridge. dividing Kent and
Sussex counties. has been accepted by
the Sussex County Levy Court and
bids win be asked for at once with the
understanding that if the bids from
Sussex county are lower than Kent
county. the bids to be awarded 10 Sus-
sex county and they have charge of the
same with Kent county paying its one
half OF the expenses.
Evening journal., 1913-10-08
POLICE PROBE
ON 18TH DAY
OF YEAR 1913
Rather an Unfortunate Day
For Some One" Mr.. Bowers
Suspects
WIGGINS SHOOTING
FOR INVESTIGATION

AZ the meeting of the Board of Po-
lice Commissioners yesterday afternoon
resolution was adopted providing for
action in the matter of making an Off
cial investigation by the board OF the
circumstances in connection with the
attempt by the police TO capture Homer
G. Virgins after he was eornered in his
room Inst Sunday night a week. The
resolution. whicn was drawn up by the
commissioners 1T their conference yes
terday morning, as was stated in yes
terday's JOURNAL, is as follows
BE 1t resolved, That the Board OF
Palicc Commissioners make an investi-
CATION of all the circumstances connect
ed with the attempt TO arrest Homer G..
Virgins by the police of the city OF
Wilmington. and that the city solicitor
be requested to be present and assist
with the investigation
II is altogether likely that the inves-
tigation will be sweeping, and not only
win deal with the action of the police
at the Battle of Baxter's Corner" but
also will 90 back to the time the
search began for Virgins after his es-
cape from the Eastern Pcnitentiary and
the car barn robbery.
After the resolution had been adopt
ed there being no discussion upon IT,,
Mr.. Wickersham stated that the inves-
tigation will begin on Monday after
noon next at 30 o'clock, and will con
tinuc each afternoon from l.3O to 3
O'Clock until it is finished, and that City
Solicitor Daniel O. Hastings will be
present at all hearings and will cooper
ate with and be legal adviser Of the Po-
lice Commission.
Cob Wickersham remarked that next
Monday was the 18th of the month, and
the year 1913 That's rather an un-
fortunate day for some one said Mr..
nnypr-
Evening journal., 1913-10-08

OPPOSED TO
COP REWARD
Believe Practice Works to the
Detriment Of the Depart
ment
SUBJECT UP At
TIE NEXT MEETING

Following a request presented by
Sergt David Wardell and Patrolman
Robert Benson 10 the Board of Police
Commissioners at their meeting yes
terday afternoon. to the effect that
they might be allowed to accept re-
ward of SIS offered by a New York
publishing house, for the arrest in
this city of man who is alleged to
have solicited subscriptions TO we'll
known magazine and kept the money
he obtained In this manner, the mem-
bers of the commission decided to
look into the matter OF allowing the
members OF the police force TO accept
rewards. After Chief Black had eN-
planned that the man, Burton Nash,
had been operating in S5 states before
he was caught here by the two off
GERS above mentioned. the board. not,
however. without some hesitation,
agreed to permit the two officers to
accept the reward.
General Wickersham then stated
that he believes the commission
should look into the matter of allow
ing the policemen to accept rewards
and said they should consider the sus-
pension of a rule In the book of rules
of the police department which pro-
hibits any member of the force ac-
cepting rewards for doing their duty
as police officers.
General Wickersham stated that he
believed this to be a good rule, and
said the board should look up the rea-
sons why it was suspended. The com
missioners were too busy yesterday
afternoon to take up the matter in de-
tail. but t is likely that they will con-
slider IL at their next meeting, and de-
eide that no rewards are to be accept
ed I'm The future. There has been much
discussion over the accepting of re-
wards by the members of the force,
many persons holding that il has been
the cause of much of the inefficiency
of tho force and has bad a demorali-
zing effect on the officers, because,
it is alleged that where rewards have
been offered only certain officers
have been permitted to work on the
cases.
Several persons arc Of the belief
that all rewards i'm such cases should
be turned over to the police pension
fund
No action was taken by the commits
sioners in regard to the 5000 reward
offered by the Wilmington Traction
Company, in the Wggins case, al
though they have the reward al their
Evening journal., 1913-10-08
James I. Chandler, " n. Ninth SPa IS St
Telephones
OuQ6Ttdk6T 1908 1914.
nEATns.

Laura J. Pugh
Catherine J. Ginder.
Catherine McNally.
Robert Richardson.
John Keimer.
PUGH-ln this city. on October 2. 4el8,
Laura j., wife Of James +. Pugh' aged %
Relatives and friends Of the family are in
vted TO attend the funeral services at her
late residence. No. o02 Poplar street. on
Friday afternoon. October 10, at O'Clock
lntcrmeut at Silverbrook cemetery.
GINDER-Suddenly In this city on Octo-
Der T. 1918. Catherine j.. Ginder. wife Of
John B. Ginder.
Relatives and friends are invited TO attend
the funeral at her late residence, No. 923
Orange street. on Friday morning At 9
o clock Solemn requiem mass al ST.
Peters Cathedral lnterment al Cathedral
cemetery.
KEIMER.-on October 6, 1918. John Kei.
mer, in his csth year.
Relatives, friends. employees Of the p
b. and W. r. r. Go. aud Usage Tribe, NO.
80. I. o. r.. NJ. are invited 70 attend the
funeral services at the residence Of his
father-in-law. McClellsnd S. Ferguson,
Penny Hill. Brandywine hundred. on Thurs
dav afternoon October .. az o'clock. In
torment at Newark Union cemetery.
RICHARDSON this city, ON October 8,
1913 Robert Richardson. aged 1s years.
Relatives. friends and Minqua Tribe, No.
2. Impd o. r. NJ, are invited to attend
the funeral services 81 his late residence,
No. SOC West Ninth street. on Thursday
afternoon. October Q, at . 30 o'clock. In.
torment al Wilmington and Brandywine
cemetery.
MoNALLY-1n this city, on october 5, 1913
Catherine wife Of James McNally
Relatives and friends are invited to at
tend the funeral from her late residence, No
1928 Lancaster avenue. on Thursday morning
| October O. AZ n clock Requiem mass H'
81 Thomas Church. Interment az Cathe
/ drai cemetery.
Evening journal., 1913-10-08
DRIyTR Hurt M COLLISION.

Car No. ISL, Of the Wilmington and
Philadelphia Traction Company, col
llded with delivery wagon of the
White Brothers Coal Company, driven
by John Hopkins, colored, of No 22S
Orange street. early this morning on
Monroe street between Second and
Conrad. The coal wagon was over
turned by the collision, and Hopkins
vas thrown to the street, landing on
his head. DR.. Spruance dressed his
injuries.
Evening journal., 1913-10-08
~ YMPIA AT
GAME TONIGHT

Manager Furman G. Cole requests
a3i candidates for Olympia's Washing
ton game against Vigilant. on October
- to be- at Front and Union streets,
tonight. to report to Coach Trainer.
Any players missing tonights practice
viii not be carried on the team. The
Olympia has a strong lineup and
should bring home the honors this
season. Manager Cole has worked
hard to make this game and trip one
Of the best that ever left Wilmington.
The team will have special cars for
its friends Everybody is out TO give
Olympia a helping hand to win.
Evening journal., 1913-10-08

disposal. Il has caused so much con-
tention In the police department, how
ever. that the commissioners may ask
the traction company to withdraw the
reward, especially as it was offered
for the arrest and conviction of Wig
gins. and no arrest or conviction was
made
Evening journal., 1913-10-08
FINANCIAL Ann COMMERCIAL

BY The United Press.
NEW YORK. Oct. s.-The market
opened active and steady
G. l. Hudson and Company say;
"Buy nothing except on drives for
turns
=. ID. Lackey and Company say;
eve still think a good stiff rally viii
soon be seen
Evening journal., 1913-10-08
CRANK YOUR THINK TANK

Do you suffer with Colds Catarrh,
Bronchitis or Quick Consumption
when BRAZILIAN BALM kills the
germs and makes a radical cure. This
is the season to make the system
sound for the vigors of next winter
Only instant cure for Typhoid and
Contagious diseases on earth. Pre-
vents II given in time. All druggists.
ADV.
Evening journal., 1913-10-08
cARD OF THANKS.

Mr. and Mrs W. NJ. Starr and family
wish 10 thank their friends and members Of
Calanthe Lodge, No. %, *. Of p, Car
penter's Union No 626. Evergreen Circle,
and employees OF tho Pullman Car Shops for
their Kindness. sympathy and beautiful horal
offerings during their late bereavement"
Evening journal., 1913-10-08

ANSWERS.
l. Backache.
?. Mon. The second day of the
week is Monday.
3. Push the cork In.
A. HAY.
s. Those who eat fish and swallow
the bones.
QUESTIONS.
j. What turns a word into a sword
and turns laughter into slaughter?
p Spell hard water with three
letters
3. HON do we know that they had
beer n the ark
4. What did Jonah think when the
whale swallowed him.
s. Why was Joseph the straightest
s~<a IN the Bibla1
Evening journal., 1913-10-08
FOR NERVOUSNESS.

Take Horsford's Acid Phosphate
Highly recommended for relief OF
insomnia. nervous headache, nausea
and impaired digesion.-Adv.
Evening journal., 1913-10-08

sHERIFF's sAl.E-BY VIRTUE OF
writ Of Levari sacias 60 me directed, wiil
be exposed 10 public sale At the Gouri
House, on Market street, between Tenth
and Eleventh streets. in the city Of VIII
mington, New Castle county, Delaware
Evening journal., 1913-10-08
rnn LATE mo- CLASSIFY.


II or SAFE or RENT~aT RosELLE'
II one frame house, rooms ana pa'n'
hot water heat. porch on two sides cement
cellar and walk. Possession immediately.
Size Of lot 75x1sO. Apply William tred-
erick Roselle. Phone, GID. octo-u
II OR RENT-Two F1REPRooF APART
Il ments of rooms and bath, IN MAhlr
BORO-BELMONT, Adams street ana FgrA ,..
Place TATNALL & co. No, slS west
Ninth St. oc's-eod--m'
NNE HUDSON RUNABoUT' GOOD
" condition. Can be seen by applying
octs-4t
y STATE OF MARGARET A. CHEERS,
IL DECEASED.
Notice is hereby given that Letters Tes-
tamentary upon the estate OF Margotet a.
Cheers. late Of Wilmington hundred. DC
ceased, were duly granted unto Margaret r.
Middleton. on the sixth day Of October, a.
d. 1913, and all persons indebted TO tne
said deceased, are requested 70 make pay,
inent to the cXecutrix without delay, ana an
persons having demands against the de.
ceased are required 20 exhibit and present
the same duly probated 10 the said eNecu'
trix. on or before the sixth day Of October
A. ID. 1914. or abide by the law in this
behalf MARGARET f. MIDDLETON,
Executrix.
Address Daniel o. Hastings, Esq. Attor.
torney-at Law. Wilmington, Delaware.
oclc-tou-nNkn.
VGY ANTED-A SECOND HAND RUNA-
w bout automobile. state price. Apply
W-93. Evening journal ONCE. octs-3t.
n OR sALE-YOUNG BAY MARE. LADY
il can drive. Selling for want Of use.
Durstein's stable, no. io7 Orange street.
oct8-4t
XU I'LL THE PERSON WHO TOOK A
w silver handle Umbrella from the Post
Office Tuesday evening. between $50 and
O'Clock please return 1t TO P o. Box io6.
octs-3t
Properties For Sale
1909 orange St. rooms and bath.
100 ". Thirtieth ST.. rooms and bath.
604 Spruce ST., rooms and bath.
los Winchester Place. rooms and bath.
1iO Winchester Place, rooms and bath
li3 feet on Fourteenth ST., by 100 feet on
Orange st.
Chas. E. Anderson & Son,
NO. 3 EAST THIRTEENTH ST.
/ D. s A., 1884. Delmarvia 1910.
Evening journal., 1913-10-08
SHERIFF,S SALE


SHFRIFF'S SAlE-BN VIRTUE OF
writ OF Levari facias, to me di
rected, will be exposed TO pubic sale, at
the Court House, on Market street, be-
tween Tenth and Eleventh streets, in the
city Of Wilmington, New Castle county,
delaware.
Evening journal., 1913-10-08
UNDERTAKES

Sarah COrIetO y Sut'. 4 T.. $3.50. Sss
UNDERTAKEN, III jefferson st.
The Only. Licensed Lady Embalmer-
Evening journal., 1913-10-08
ON SATURDAY.

city of Wilmington. New Castle county,
ON SATURDAY.
THE 25TH DAY OF OCTOBER, 1918.
at 10 o'clock, a. m.
the following described real estate. viz:
All that certain tract or piece Of land
situate in New Castle hundred. New Castle
county and state of Delaware, more partiCu'
larly bounded and described according 20 q
recent survey made by Francis A. Price, az
follows to-wit:
Beginning at an oak stake on the south.
eriy side Of Aldrich Lane (said stake being
distant FIVE hundred and seventy-nine feet
southerly from a cherry, a corner Of land Of
C.. & j. Pyle COmpanyl thence along the
side of said lane. south seventy
and four and one-haf inches to point:
thence still by said lane, south forty-two
degrees and twenty-three minutes west four
hundred and nineteen feet eight inches TO
a corner Of land now or late Of George Fox
thence by that land south eleven degrees and
seventeen minutes. east four hundred and
sixty-three feet and seven aud one-haf inches
TO corner; thence south sixty-one de-
rrees and thrty-seVen minutes, east slN hun
dred and twenty five feet and eight and one
half inches TO oak stake; thence ny
new line dividing this tract from land Of
Samuel Burris, north fifteen degrees and
ffty-two minutes, west eleven hundred and
fifteen feet and eight inches, to the place OF
beginning, containing within said bounds,
seven and e7-1OO acres. be the same, more
OF less, be the contents thereof what they
may.
Seized and taken in execution as ihs
property Of Amy e. Smith and Martin p.
Smith. her husband, mortgagors, and I. T. -
and to be sold by
WAITER S. BURRIs, sheriff.
SheriH's Office, Wilmington Del, october
2. 1913. octs.1i,l5,ls,2l.
Evening journal., 1913-10-08

,hs foIiowir~ described real estate. viz:
An that certain lot OF piece Of land, Win
the three story brick store and dwelling
thereon erected. situate in the city OF VIII.
ninetou. New Castle county ana state o.
Delaware. bounded and described as ioiu"S'
Evening journal., 1913-10-08

WALTER S. BURRts, Sheriff
SheriH's Office, Wilmington, Del, october
8, 1913. ocle'll'lo'le'e-.
Evening journal., 1913-10-08

NNE HUDSON RUNABoUT GOOD
~ condition Can be seen by applying
by letter TO w.92 Evening journal once
Evening journal., 1913-10-08

THE 25TH DAY or OCTOBER, 1918.
~ IN nlclnrL m
Evening journal., 1913-10-08

Seized and taken in execution as Ne
property OF Amy e. Smith and Martin f..
smith. her husband, mortgagors, and {. [. 8.
-,I g., h. cold nv
Evening journal., 1913-10-08

Address Daniel q. Hastings, Esq, Attor-
torney-at- Law, Wilmington, Delaware.
octs-eod-3wks.
Evening journal., 1913-10-08

ifsS-10fs II or s6IE or RENT@AT RosEiLL.EE'
hot water heat porch on two sides cement
cellar and walk. Possession immediately.
size Of lot. 75x1sO. Apply William fred'
erick Roselle Phone, GID. ocio-u'
Evening journal., 1913-10-08

IN OR RENT-TwO FIRE-PRoOF APART
4 ments of rooms and bath. IN MAhi'
BORO- BELMONT, Adams street ana FnrA ,i,
place TATNAlL & Co, No. 213 West
Ninb ST octs-eod-2m.
Evening journal., 1913-10-08

XHT I'LL THE PERSON WHO TOOK A
w silver handle Umbrella from the Post
Office Tuesday evening. between $50 and
o clock. please return Il 20 P. o. Box 1O6.
octs-3t
Evening journal., 1913-10-08

THE 2sTH DAY OF OCTOBER, ie1a
NJ 10 O'Clock a. m,
Evening journal., 1913-10-08

Beginning AZ the intersection Of the south
.rlv side Of Columbia avenue and the west
Evening journal., 1913-10-08

seized and taken in execution as tbs
nropertv Of Angeliona Sasso and Generose
Sasso her husband, mortgsgors and {. g. a.
and TO be sold by 60.
Evening journal., 1913-10-08

VHT ANTED-A SECOND HAND RUNA-
w bout automobile. state price. Apply
W-93. Evening journal ONCE. oois-3t.