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Evening journal., 1914-01-10
REGISTERS NOTICE

II STATE OF HENRIETTA iOtiNooN.
IL DECEASED Notice is hereby gwen
that Letters of Administration upon tho
estate of Henrietta Johnson. late nf Christi
ana hundred deceased. wero duly granted
unto tho Wilmington Trust Co. on Che
NTH day Of january, a. ID. 1914, anu all
persons indebted 20 the said deccnsed, are re-
quetfed in make payment 90 the admits.
traitor without delay. and all persons having
demands against the decreased are required
90 exhibit and present Che same. duly pro-
buted Co the said administrator ou or before
the fifth dag of january. a.. ID. 1918, on
abide by the law In this behalf.
WILMlNGTON TRUST CO..
Administrator
Address Francis n llonockor, Esq, At
torney ni-I.uv. Wilmington DcHwnrc.
inns cod INkH
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THIEVES STEAL
STATION CASH

LEWES, Del, Jan. 1O.-Thieves
broke into the railroad station at
Nassau yesterday and stole about $40
in bills and silver.
The horse and carriage of c. b.
Baylis. of this place, We're found tied
- the fence surrounding the Auditor
ium at 30 this morning, and it is
supposed that the men who robbed the
station made use Of the rig to 80 there
and re.urn. AT $50 this morning C
p. Koeppel. a grocer here. was
aroused Icy three men asking fol
something to eat. Being refused. they
left. going toward town. IL i.
thought they had something to do Will
the events Of the night
Evening journal., 1914-01-10
~THE DIVORCE QUESTION"

No odds how much your head
aches; how miserable you are from
constipation. indigestion, biliousue&.
"Cascaret" tonight straightens you
out by morning.
Clean your stomach, liver and bow
els tonight; end the headache. bill
iousrcss, dizziness. nervousness, tnc
sour. ea9sy stomach, backacho and all
Evening journal., 1914-01-10

With a moral. play with and for a
purpose aRu written with the inten-
ton OF enlightening a class on a sub
iect that hitherto had received but
little thought despite surrounding
conditions. "The Divorce Question"
by William Anthony Mcguire. a pow
erfully written play taking the stand
OF the Catholic Churchs opposition
TO divorce and particularly em-
phasize the parents duty to the chill
dren. This original play will be seen
at The Playhouse January 19, 20 and
81, with a matinee on Wednesday. un-
der the direction Of Rowland and
Clifford.
CHOCOLATE SOLDIER" COMING.
After three years OF uninterrupted
success. the ever popular musical
triumph Of two continents, "The
Chocolate Soldier" is still meeting
with the unqualified approval OF
tlieatre-goers and the announcement
Of its coming to The Playhouse Fri
day and Saturday, January % and "a
viii be hailed as the operate achieve
ment of the season. Presented by
the full strength Of the Whitney
Opera Company. which includes the
famous singing chorus, it is one OF
the most delightful musical offerings
OF the past fifteen years.
Evening journal., 1914-01-10
-RIsINEss OppORTrNITILs.

-7-----ll-1-7-7-777777777 ~
~ ANrFD PARTNERS iN ltlr iOh'
w chase az New = ork city Theatres
tinn naodern construction 30 exits. etc.;
I 600 seats. real estate acrnriiy nsaint'
amy loss TO investors. operating as hitn
c'nss vaudeville and motion picture Theatre
diecounf 10 anlv8nc obtaining For us $4,000
or any part thereof. strict inyestis.i.on
requested f you moan business Aanfe.'
at once. A. q. White. SO. l'jD ff"''
dcnce Ave-. Chester. Pa. l'n''-'+
Evening journal., 1914-01-10

Il was eczema. Tho
rash was like water
bllsters. IN large punches
as big as a half dollar.
but the blisters were the
size OF a pin-head. tt
caused disagreement for
months. The left side OF
his face was ono solid
black scab one eighth
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APARTMENTS

pAKTNENT. -FOUR ROOMS AND
Y bath. heat aud hot water; possession
no once. j.. q. Strong NAnuffef
and Church street. jana. lm.
n ACHEIOR APARTMENTS also
eercord Ave- b. 81 a. Phone. 277iD
iunl .cnd.tn
~ or RENI-t APARTMENT NO "a
II or.re, stroet rooms and bath. SIS.
Apnlv ~ E Powell SO. $50 Market
street. nov.2.t ts-tl.
p9RTMFNVS SIX ROOMS ANi
\ buth an convcuiencc, third hoQr
N0i Market. and one thffc-ruow ana pay"
apartment third floor BOZ Market t'feei
Apply Delaware Trust Go.
fan3-tues-ant-tf.
Evening journal., 1914-01-10
HAIR DRESSING


AZ RS T.. EVANS WISHES ~ 4N
nj raunrc change ~ address. formerly o-
7ui Rodney street 90 sii Market street
Shampooing scalp treatment eompne
made up Satisfacton Guaranteed d.
A. phone sotlD. oei'-'ym.
<, HAMrOOING. WITH OR WITHOUT
- shampoo board. Mauicnung eiectf'f
scal9 treatment. facial massage, htir cross
CARRIE IA. WRIGHT,
d q A 5C2i. No I'll W. ietin 7t'
orf0.Ir
Evening journal., 1914-01-10
SOCIALISTS MEETING.

Clarence II. laylor of Baltimore vii,
address the Socialist Forum at No. 702
Market street tomorrow afternoon. The
theme of the address win be: ~ Key to
History"
Evening journal., 1914-01-10
"CASCARETS' IF COSTIVE, BILIOUS,
HEADACHY AND UPSET---DIME A BOX

other distress: relieve your sluggish
Liver and Bowels of all the sour bile
gases and clogged-up waste which IS
producing the misery
A 1O-cent box of Cascarets keeps
your head clear. stomach sweet, liver
and bowels regular and you feel bully
for months Don't forget the chill
dren-their little insides need q gen.
tie cleansing. 100.
Evening journal., 1914-01-10
aTHE THIRD DEGREE.r

Charles Klein's famous drama
founded ON the inside workings Of a
great police department viii be Of
fercd Savoy patrons this afternoon
and evening in three ree1s. The story
is thrilling and lntense. while its APP
peal is so broad and general that It
hits all classes of young and old. IL
is I'm five reels and is a fine example
Of Lubins Photographic production.
Evening journal., 1914-01-10
STORAGE
dessinners STORAGE House

Messengers Storage House
iirht. clean and we'll ventilpfed
no OH WEST FRONT STREET.
uovoi-eud 6m.
II lDSEhOLD GOODS HiohhD
III iann. saparatc locke -oonia. Nev
hulidiur Automobile padded vans for local
aud long distance moving Work guarantees
Estfmata free. D a A. Phone. alt1.
SECURITY STORAGE WAREHOUSES;
perns,lvunia Ave and clayton st.
anr1a if.
- TORAGi-UOUSEH GOODS AND
- merchandise pinuo and fnic moving a
apertaltv Packing. Grating Ond shipping iu
an points, private railroad siding direct
into hnildinc Estimate irrc
AMERICAN STORAGE co.
Phone. s6tp. NO. lll Mnrsla ~ ave
iunc25-tf
Evening journal., 1914-01-10
Attractions in the City Theatres

Beverly Of Graustark" was pre-
scented at The Playhouse Yesterday
fternoon and last night. II was ln-
tErpreted by a capable company ana
II c way in which it was received
shPwed that McCutcheon's story mas
LOST nothing Of interest ID 'ne iour
years in which it has been staged.
Thel play will be presented 'sain 'nis
afternoon and tonight
HEADLINER COMING TO GARRlCk.
Miss Trixie Friganzi, whose act has
been a headliner at the BIZ ueatres on
broadway for the past seven years,
boadd bfu Of class at the Garrick
Theatre next week 9n1 Ouliles ul-
rect from the Winter Garden, where
She has been starring Her act in
clude9 bits OF the big SHOWS she has
been in during the past Few years, and
is bright and sparkling
Andfher announcement of interest
8, tbI 81. egement of Miss Florenz
feminist. who this week is heading
\ bilY of % acts at Hammersteins
New n OIk lMedllts 'AN 10 a NAFNNi
bov fmpersonator and has been in
great demand in New York, where she
has been playing continuously for
several years.
Jess Laslxy presents his master
niece. The Three Types, which is a
genuine work of art, somewhat on the
order Of "Visions d Art" which made
q big hit at the Garrick few weeks
ago. II requires the service of three
beautiful women, magnificent scenery
and an electrical outfit
The bill is Of the same high order
all the way through. The Gardener
Trio, will present the latest dances in
the most approved and artistic fash
ion. including Inc tango, the glide, the
Texas Tommy, &c. Hiss Loitzal a
clever German aerial artist, with The
assistance of Jeannett. will give an act
in that is decidedly clever. Jennings
and Wilson have q blackface act that
is q comedy gem. They are also
clever dancers.
MIR. Dockstader announces the en-
gagemeut OF Peaks BlOckheads, q
novel pantOmime act. for the specia
entertainment of the children. Thi.
Is in line with his policy 70 have some
thing of special interest for the little
folks on each of the bills.
Evening journal., 1914-01-10
ECZEMA IN
WATER BLISTERS
On Face. In Large Bunches. Caused
Disagreement for Months. Tied
Hands in Little Stockings to
Keep From Scratching. Cuticura
Soap and Ointment Cured.

ilsi Penn St.. Camden. y. j." About
three months after my little boys birth his
face broke out With a rash They told US
Evening journal., 1914-01-10
TypEWRrTERS


II iirWItifthc nf.A % ~ INN -.
months, 800. Rental applied on pul.
,-asr Sn'f $500 monthly. IypcNrters
reuairef Royal Typewriter Agency, Lptt
wr,tc rxchaner SO. 9i5 Market street.
nur28-tf
Evening journal., 1914-01-10

~ OrICF-I SUSAN A. LAWLEss. THE
~ owner and occupant of the house, stu
utcd in School District Nos. -i ana 49,
Christiuna hundred county Of New
In compliance Win tho requirements
OF the Acts OF the General Asseuhlf,
Ca such made and provided do
hereby give notice that I shall apply ga
writing 10 The Court OF General Sessions Of
the state OF Delaware iu and for Now Castle
county. on Monday, the second day OF Marth,
s, d. 1919, being the neat term oi
said court for license fur said house as
ara lnn cor tavern for the SAFE therein of in-
toyicatiug liquors in less quantities than one
I quart o. be drunk on the premises, and the
I following respectable citizens OF said school
: district. ai least six OF whom are snhttau
3 tia frechoidcrs OF said school district
( recommend the said application, VIZ
His pa luuhouo,
John *. Muliu Authony noughery.
Mark Peter Boissou
mis- Webster nlakey.
James g. McGlociGndl fuEcne Martin.
Mark August ndier'
! t,-anE Hanccck .u.1m Reed.
/ Dennis Buckley, g.. fgn,si 9rp
iane.5t. SUSAN A. LAwIEss.
- oTfCF-TO TIE HONORABLE JUDGES
y of the Court OF General Sessions OF the
STATE oil Delaware, la and for New 'astie
county. Wo the undersigned. respectable
citizens Cat least oue.half ui whom are SUD
tantini frseboidersl of The Firth Ward OF
the city 81 Wilmington. county OF NeN 'nstie
and State of Delaware DO hereby certify
that Thomas b Moore who is The tenant
and occupant Of the house OF business ana
premises situated at the Northwest corner
Of Sixth and Orange streets. who ia an ap-
plicant Co the Court of GENERA Sessions ot
fho Stnta OF Delaware. In AID for New Cas-
20 county. on Monday, Sac second day OF
March A. ID. lQlf. being thc next term
of said court for a license for the sale Of
Intoxicating liquors, to be drunk on The prom
ises and TO bottle and sell such liquors when
bottled 10 De drunk OF the premises. In
auantities as follows, viz: Malt or brewed il
! 1uors of not less than three quarts nor
more than one barrel and other Intoxicating
iliouors in quantities OF not less than quarts
nor more than hve gallons. He is "a person of
fui age q man or sobricty and good mora
i character that such sale OF Intoxicating n
Iauors az said point is necessary 20 accommo
tatte the public. and the true rental vglu,
thereof IS nine hundred and sixty dollars.
VIM D. Crimth, George II. Mccall,
iohn s. Stewart, q. 7. McCracken.
Joseph Hess. John ". Reynolds
Edw. Hnsson Mark Mckennu,
John & Brisou, p. v. Mccall
r. b. Brison. Louis Since.
John Doordon. p. A. NJ kovitti.
Chas. Kyle NJ. ID.
James n Kane. Patrick J. Boyle.
81 Oestreieher. James r. Powell.
Joseph Schunder. " r. Harrison,
Ino a. Schunder. Albert Rucher
Daniel Il killroy Edward X Hammer,
James j. Fox. chas. q. Mcladdeu,
~ -Charles J.. Beckett,
~~S~o-af THnN AS b. MOORE
Evening journal., 1914-01-10
.MY FRIEND FROM kENTUckY.v

J. Leubrie Hill and a company Of
fifty colOred comedians. singers and
dancers. viii be seen at The Play
house beginning Tuesday next ane
viii give performances every night
for the remainder of the week. with
matincos Tuesday. Thursday aad Sat
urday. They viii present MY Friend
From Kentucky" which Is said to be
the best musical show of colored
comedians on the road 1t viii COM
bine minstrelsy and musical comedy.
and has lust finished two-weeks'
engagement in Baltimore
"THE DIVORCE QUESTION"
In the midst of all the theatrical
fivolity COMES a play now and then
Evening journal., 1914-01-10
LICENSE APPLICATION


~ OTICE-I ALEXANDER SohoNltN-
n SKI the tenant and occupant Of thc
uousc situated nt 40. 100 t"pi"s
stroci. IN the Second ward, in the city OF
Wilmington county Of New Castle and
state of Delaware ln compliance with the
renmrements of the acts of the Ncntfnl AS
scmhiy in such case made and PROVIDED 40
hereby give notice that shall apply M
vfitinc 10 the Court of Genorai Sessions, of
the state OF Delaware. in and Tor New Gas.
uo county. nn Monday the second day OF
March. A. y. 1914 being thc next term
% said court for iiccuse ior haio npnse
as an iun or tavern for tho solo therein OF
intoNicaung liquors boz less quantities than
one quart. 90 be drunk on the premises ahg
ths following respectable cititena oi tAln
,vurd "a least twelve of whom are subaiun
tiui frceholdrra Of said ward, recommend i've
said application. Nids
John Mcllcr, stephen NleiahA
Martin Bieniev ski John NNcMekll
rranL nartkowakL Michael D.. Mclauehi
kasrmir Ga c1cnshi, Ocorgo n brllvilie,
s W. Sa'amon. AZ. II. Pierce
siermund Werner Reynolds Cook,
Peter Tucker James y. 'nylc.
~ Miller John k. Sninvuni
ls.ar Miller. Henry W. Butlor.
Il eoodicveec. WiEiam O'Connei,
Michael Morrisscy Michael hp4eai
a. w. Luhacr, Mus ochimeL
peter Hecter. 81 luEob knopi
l,hn putrslus WIN. Bartus,
ianio-at. ALEXANDER soBoOlkNski
~ OriCE-I. THOMAS y. CASSIDY. rHl
owner aud occupant of the house stu
atcd at No. g22 n Seventh street, n Oh
Eighth ward, n the city uf Whining
. ton. county of New Castle and Stat
OF De aware. Ga compliance with The require
menfs uf tho acts OF the General Assembly D
such cnae made and provided, DO hereby Elv
notice that I shall apply in writing 90 ih
Court of General Sessions oi the state q
ciawnre. M and for New 'Hf'lr county "
/ Monday. the SECOND day oi Maf,hr
D 1914. being the next term of said conr
! fur nrenae tor said house, ua nn nm z
tavern. for the sale therein oi intoNieatm
iauora 10 less quantities than one quart
/ be drunk en- the premises. mud the ioiuwih
respectable citizens Of said ward, 10 yea
twelve of whom are subsianual ireehn.a'
of snid ward recommend the said application
Evening journal., 1914-01-10

Stop wishing at once and write
YOUR Want Ad and get what you wish
for.
Evening journal., 1914-01-10


George III. Mccall.
q. T. McCracken
John W. Reynolds,
Mark | Mckenna.
p. v. Mccall.
Louis Since.
p. A. NJ. Rovitti.
NJ. ID
Patrick j. Boyle.
James II. Powell.
y. Y. Harrison,
Albert Rucher.
Edward X Hammer,
,has. q hcfaddeu,
THOMAS B MOORE
Evening journal., 1914-01-10

THoNAs B MOORE
Evening journal., 1914-01-10

s-day trip personally conducted 10 Sa
vannah Jacksonville and 50. Augustint,
The Lee County journal. (Leesburg, Ga.) 1904-19??, 1914-08-06
Hon. Rainey Is Popular in Georgia

Hon. e. l.. Rainey, of Dawson,
Ca, was in Augusta recently. He
has never been in the city before,
but found that lie bad many persc-
nalsfriends and acquaintance here.
Before he left itappeared as every
man in Augusta knew him. He has
an attractive personality and the
knaek Of drawing men to him.
He is the owner Of The Dawson
News, one of the very best Of the
Georgia weeklies.
Mr.. Rainey is on the state prison
commission, is a candidate for re-
election, and, of course, is to be re-
turned.
/ read the Georgia weeklies close
IN. With them Mr.. Rainey is solid.
1t appears that they are practically
a unit to the end Of securing for
Mr.. Rainey a larger primary vote
than any of the candidates forsena-
tor. governor or the statehouse off
GERS, for they think great deal Of
the Dawson man.
With this support given, no per-
son could defeat him. When the
Georgia weekls sss unites on a
man thu. = it. Particularly in
this instance they have gone solid
for the best kind Of an officer .-Au-
gusta Chronicle.
The Lee County journal. (Leesburg, Ga.) 1904-19??, 1914-08-06

DR.. Charles Mayo, Of Rochester,
Mimi, and one of the best KIN " n
surgeons in the country, recently
made a statement htfore the Ameri-
can Medical Association.
DR.. Mayo said there we're teo
many operations. He said that
surgeons and doctors, irs'e1d OF
making study Of conditions lead
ing to human ills, and thus fore
Sailing them, were too prone to
perform unnecessary opera ions.
This opinion about o~erltions
has long been held by people Of
common sense, whose experience
and observation show that the ten.
dency is to perform too many
superfuous operations.
It is significant to have it con
sfiifned by one who knows.
The Lee County journal. (Leesburg, Ga.) 1904-19??, 1914-08-06
Order Fixing Communication Road
Tax for the Year 1914.

Office OF Commissioners of Roads and
Revenues, Lee County, Ga, in session
for County Purposes, July 7,s1914.
The Alternative Road Law for said
State as appears in the Code of said State
and Acts amendatory thereof, beir g in
operation in this county, and by virtue
of the authority conferred by aforesaid
laws, and in the exercise of our official
duties, wedo hereby assess and levy as
a Communication Road Tax = upon each
male inhabitant in said county subjectto
road duty. for the year 1914, under the
laws of this State, the sum of $4,000
THREE DOLLARS; md ordered that
said assessment and tax shall be due and
colIectible on and after Sept. lst, 1914,
and that the time shall remain open for
the payment of said tax until tie lst day
OF October, 1914.
Further ordered that all defaulters be
reported to this Board by tile said Col
le:tors in the manner provided by law
that they may be dealt with as by Statu-
tie provided in such cases.
Witness our hands and official sigma
lures the day and year above written
w. H. TURNER, (chmn) Commr.
". C. LARAMORE, Comm.
A. J. POWELL, Commr.
Z. J. STOCKS, Commr.
The Lee County journal. (Leesburg, Ga.) 1904-19??, 1914-08-06

VIZ ,uuIIUu ii 1egtiSt atIid viii hot
see YOU before you viii have picked
some of the cotton off your acre, I
think it timely to give you the rule
governing this point. You will be
required to keep all the cotton pick
ed separate from all other cotton,
till you have bale, when it may
be ginned. Your acre must be
definitely marked off by some dis
interested party and you will be re-
quired to make an affidavit Of its
correctness and the correctness Of
the yield. Please bear this in mind
and we will have no confusion at
the close of the contest.
Should you cut your hay before I
see you, the same rules will govern
this. No sorghum will he allowed
in the hay this year. Nothing but
pea vine, will be counted and you
can cut this about the time the peas
begin to mature and before they are
dry.
See letter to Corn Club Members
in another column Of this paper.
Hoping that you will make good
yield on all three crops, am,
Your friend,
R. H. KENT.
Demonstration Agent.
The Lee County journal. (Leesburg, Ga.) 1904-19??, 1914-08-06
Death Claimed Mrs. Howell

A---s -!vSs4s- ~ N5tSitttIvtskt6b tIIl5
week. Dir l.. G. Hardman and
Judge Nat. Harris are both cam
paining in much the same territory
and will visit practically every
County in the Seventh District.
The retirement Of w. J. Harris
from the field left open territory for
the remaining Candidates and they
were quick to plan an invasion.
Randolph Anderson,s Headquar-
ters has announced expectations of
winning the w. j. Harris vote for
the Chatham. County Candidate.
Similar claims have been made BY
Hardman and Harris. The infor-
nation received here up to the pre-
sent indicates that it is impossible
to tell now who will be greatest
gamer in this way.
AS the campaign progresses the
candidates are pressing the issues
they deem most important to the
front. Mr.. Anderson is putting
stress on biennial sessions Of the
Legislature and economy. Judge
Harris presents his War record, his
work for the Georgia Psychological
ISchool, and his promise to do all
/ can for you if you do all you can
for me.' DR.. Hartman is empha-
sizing law enforcement, and par
ticularly insisting that the prohibi-
ton law be enforced alike in cities
and il the country. He also pre-
Jsents his Legislative record which is
admittedly strong one.
Only two Of the candidates have
begun their campaign in Fulton
county. Mr.. Anderson and Judge
Harris both made modest begin-
Inings. DR.. Hardman's friends are
claiming Fulton, though they will
not organize until after August LIST.
The Lee County journal. (Leesburg, Ga.) 1904-19??, 1914-08-06

Judge Horace NJ Holden, former
Judge Of Supreme Court says: | have
known Mr.. Alex. Stephens Of At
lanta, Ga, for many years. | know
him to be a man Of high character
and intelligence and endorse his cam
didacy for nomination in the COM
ing primary as Judge Of the Court
Of Appeals to succeed Judge Roam.
lie is an able lawyer and, in my
opinion, is well qualified to fill the
position of Judge of Court Of Appeals
of Georgia, and if elected will rem
der efficient ana satisfactory service.
hope that he will win.
The Lee County journal. (Leesburg, Ga.) 1904-19??, 1914-08-06

the bar and citizens generally
hole state Of Georgia.
rom Judge Spencer r. Akin.
ormer Justice OF the Supreme
Of Georgia, to MIR. Stephens.
me great pleasure to certify
as to your character as a
as to your ability as a law
your qualifications to fill the
which you seek an election
ench of the court of appeals,
BAY that from my personal
&c as to your attachments as a
/ am quite sure that in the
your election you will fill
with credit to yourself and
abstraction OF the people.
Horace M. Holden, Former
Of Supreme Court, Says;
ephens is an able lawyer, and,
|pinion, Is well qualified to fill
ton Of judge Of the court Of
Of Georgia, and, II elected, will
Efficient and satisfactory serv-
ope that he will win.
rom Judge Arthur G. Powell,
Judge Of the Court Of Ap-
to MIR. Stephens.
pleasure I'm endorsing you for
pired term Of Judge Ben Hill
curt of appeals. / remember
titude the great assistance you
in my first race for a position
same court, and ! trust that
Ids will also appreciate your
in my behalf at that time
support you. From my
knowledge Of you, l believe
would be your utmost solici-
fill the position, If you are
to It, In such a manner as
ect credit upon that great
and relative Of yours.
rom Judge J. r. Pottle, For
idge Of the Court Of Appeals,
Stephens.
afford me pleasure to give
aid in your race as | may
to render. My own expert
on the court Of appeals mas
e some idea Of the qualifiea-
sessary to discharge the duties
,ffce. An accurate knowledge
W, which can be acquired only
IRIS Of laborious application, Is
be essentials. Such knowledge
you to have, and in addition
think you are temperameptaL
for Judicial work.