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Evening journal., 1914-02-19
PUBLIC SALE OF REAL ESTATE
~
PUBLIC SALE
or
REAL ESTATE

Under aud by virtue of the authority con
tanned in Tho last Wills and teslamehte "i
Che hereinafter named dcccdcnie, the un
dersigncd VIII offer ei public sale al ihe
Tuesday. March @. 1914 at lo O'Clock a..
m. TIM following described rem estate $"
uato in said city. to.wit
Real estate, iate of Ellen Mitchell de-
So i-rhree sfory brick dwelling. No.
1908 Washington street. reoms and hath.
Dot 800 o.. hy 100 o more or loss.
SO. 2-Lot s. NJ. Cor Thirteenth and
Washington streets Io II on Washington
street hy 1oi 70. ON Thirteenth street more
or lcss
No. slot on south side of Rowland
street so 70 east Of DUPONT street. hav ag
frontage of so g. and a depth OF 700 it.
ged estate, late OF Alexander barney,
81. -Thrco STORY brick dwelling so.
722 French Street. o. rooms and bath. Lot
go 70. hy 50 IT,. more or less.
No tive story brick dwelling. No.
72i Walnut street rooms AVID hath Lot
20 ft hy 06 ft. more or less.
Real estlte. late OF Andrew !. Travis.
deceased;
No G-Thrce story brick dwelling so.
1o6 s.. Adams street. rooms and bath.
Lot i6 70. by ~ g.. moro or less.
st the same time and place The following
real estate viii also Doe offered
No. Three story hric, dwelling so.
i32s Washington street. @ rooms and bath
lot ID %. hy st Co.. moro or less.
$50. 2-'rhrec story brick dwelling 40.
SOC w. ninth street. s rooms and bath.
Lot iC it in. hy ~ O. in.. more or less D..
Terms made known 90 salc
SECJHTI" TRt sT & SAFE
DEPOSIT COMPANY.
fehta 2a.- -i mar2
Evening journal., 1914-02-19

TT THIS IS YOUR BIRTHDAY
FEBRUARY 10

We are now under the governing
planets OF Jupiter and Neptune.
These two planets govern an people
born fiom this date 20 March 2l. and
thc governing sign OF these birthdates
is Pisces, the last sign of the water
triplicity
A person horn between the dates
of the 18Th and 25th OF February viii
not receive the fun result of the
sign individuality. for this is known
as the cusp, and the native nartakcs
of both signs This IS also called the
metaphysical sign Of understanding
Among the famous men and women
horn on this date we're David Carrick
and Adclina Patti.
These people are silent and emo
tional, I'm business, honest and
prompt
This sign favors electrical ma
chinists, telegraph and telephone
operators, and the Want Ads. will
place many in excellent positions on
this dar
Evening journal., 1914-02-19
PUBLIC SALE.
PUBLIC SALE
CLEAN SWEEP

THE subsorhor about Co relinQuish farm.
ing. wiu sri H bis farm. "pleasanf Hih ''
~ u Creck Hundred Delaware. ON
THURSDAY. fkkki AIRY 10TH. 1914
ut o. O'Clock. sharp.
the following personal property. to wit;
head OF work or driving horses
No. Black marc, Belle wcigaS l20n
i9s sood driver ard worker fearless Of
No 2-naisy. black mare weighs 1900
iNs.i good ail around mare.
Sos, . and make good. strong team.
An dan bay horse good worker and
driver safe for lady to drive.
80, May darh bay mare sood worker
head Of iouc-raiscd Nnch Cow, and
some wta ral,e. by their .id, otacrs
% saoats mouths old nice anc brood
2n ps.r. Of Chickens. . Turscy robbier.
FARMING IMPLEMENTS - rwo-horss
iArm wagon horse cart market dearborn.
wiil Shaft and pole. tpro.sratcd carriarc
with shafts and pole. buggy. slo:ehs. "a.
purn rdcr only cut 40 acres. moving
nAchinc' horse rakc rra drill roller.
naiy cultivators, Iron Aee cultivafors .
Wl"rd plows. small Wizard pillow. potato
poM sprnsiooth harrow. Deer corn planter.
Wneci seed sowcr. garden drill. with an at.
lachmnnts; NunWickic ian corn shcller
nay fork. bay ropca and pulhos. double and
''f'-. N'''' 'NN fNNlNns Tor OF chains. grain
CRADLES nnd mnw ns scythrs forks. rakcs
shovels' hoc. stem ladders farm bell. sprayei
and hose, % feet extra hose. 3-horse power
gasoline cn-ine cider min and press sau
sage cuticr and lard prcss kt of butcher
tools kit Of tonls for repairing harness
etc., hegm and pra. weighs 500 pounds,
farm boiicrs -amblcs. hog hooks etc
HARNESS So' double carriact harness
sets single carriage harness sets stage
harness. sots lead harness. cert harness
collars. hndics. haitcrs. double and singl,
limos Nlso Dot strawberry crates. an com
nirt'. onion and egg crates asparagu'
hunchrr lawn mowers. Sharpless tubular
separator SO. {. lu good order churn. but
ter worker and print % round prints. cream
stra ncr crcam kettles, milk buckets. - hut
ter tubs dough trar etc.
holSfIloLD Antique hu
rean, antique secretary, hrdstcads chairs
carpet. hy yard coal stove chunk stove
casolne stowe. in good order; vinegar bl
ihc gallon. harrols of an Kinds. cellar bench
o.. and table toms So. ] timothy hay
hailed toms misod bay loose. tons
haicd straw. tons loose straw. corn fodde
hy tho bundle
TERMS--Credit of months hv purchase
giving hanhah.c note with approved en-
dorscr j. TIL ...a MOORE
WIN lank Nurfionre~
Prank G. nonnison. Clerk. fehi0.tt
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LOsT Nd FOrNn.

AaWfA ANU N.NA W.
es.rass-ls'sfs|
i OSr-oN TUESDAY EVENING HE-
II tween mud o'clock pair of gold
rm eye glasses. between clayton and rod
noy on Delaware avenue Suitable reward
n returned 90 Evening journal lmce
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Evening journal., 1914-02-19
PRINTERS
MONEY TOLOAN
HAIR DRESSING

~ HAMrOUING. Wirn OR WITHOUT
- snampuu huurd. MHn curing. clrctrlc
scalp treatment ciul massage hair dress
iae also iacr packs.
CARRIE n WRIGHT
-. s. a.. ah2i. SO. 2ll w. Tenth SO.
fri0 lyr.
Evening journal., 1914-02-19
Information for Travellers
Tmo Of departure toeys from Wilmington.
Trains Marked 60 Expresses.
PHTIADELFHIA BALTIMORE q wAsuINGroN. R. R.

fhihADhLf aAlN BALTIMORE WASHINGTON. r. r.
rs r. 10 '. $ & so sss qs & ass ~ no G os $40
ais'a 80 IL N - 1T so 81 500.
7ss sol'. ois Is5' ~ | W
re- I'd'ps a7 % ss sqns9!s So o. 40 o. 70
o3s' 1000 100 1i.ss'.
Il, s'" NY yes ,,oso ises
Hs7. p M--i.a7 aio 10 o.as Il .ss.
on. hro'o lo. 1 sse WW4t.tq9 va mi999 ~
2oa soa' $50 4os 5ia' e.o2
o TO R.nsre S.d Ts,6nsoo sana M-12oa lo,' 4ls. A2
+os. si2' SIR s.5s. SEE go 7.5i. ia ~
To Baltimore and Wsy r.
To baltimore and WAY Stations Mos.
DELAWARE DIVISION p
is.n's ns"s ,e' state NJ LOS sle''o.44'.
Down State sundays A 7.ss o,ti. p. m.-452
BALTIMORE
o82s M ios. e ta 10 f5t- 5d+ ~. op- ST.
s oo o5s '''' o'a'' r. NJ
e p Mo- 's sl 3a: s7 ''s & s,' sss: e.: s o
ms. M.2s' ae7' 80 5is' o ao. So 10 s. 'o'5
PHILADELPHIA RAILWAY.
a. n. sSS as r. NJ 49, p A4'0 as 'a sun
WILSON LINE
Phladenha A. NJ. - 10 an
As Saturdays SUNDAYS p. - lou
LINES.
n,, Chester and nnsysay French street station
p" Now Castle Leaves Front AID Market hour ON no
hf
cy 4saSees io i9 % connect at New Caste wit" GERS for delaware
To nwndyvue Market every
20 beginning Cars i.avs 10 rns
wr after The hour Brandywr square
' "' 'o "'
Evening journal., 1914-02-19

~ iNN LAUNCH FOR SAW N1E 8.
4 years length, 20 fcot 3 horsepovrr
Palmer engine. fully equipped. or wiu deal nu
anionwhhe IT, Il Mitchell Elkcu SD.
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TYPEWRITERs

---'.-----------r---r>-ss'-'.~
n, NpFWNlTENs RENTED THRrF
months. 5000 Rental applied on pur
repaired ko.al Typewriter Agency Typo
writer tyrhngc. SO 9i5 Narkoi So
aug2au
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MASOUaRADE SUITS

.-1-'1------.,-1 -1117.'-,11,,7 eITc.N
vi A Standerwick No 029 andever
avenue. sue, sssor 90 Mrs John Cull. OF
526 D. Fourth ST. ieh,l-l ~
Evening journal., 1914-02-19
PUBLIC SALE

ID UBLIC SALE-THE UNDERSIGNED
4 intending Co quu farming viii sell
without reserve. on MONDAY MARCH 9th.
1914. at ] 90 clock. ON the DUPONT farm. near
Grccnyille. . head of good work or driving
horses and "a selected dairy COWS bun
and an farming implements
fcbls 60 mar s. GEORGE y. UAiFLET
Evening journal., 1914-02-19
FARM FOR RENT.


Il OR iiENr-FARM ABOUT n
= acres of land. near Thirty-ninth and
Market streets. Good store house. barn
wagon sheds and outbuiidinrs posse.e,or
March %. 1914. Apply Real Estafo DO.
narimcnt, The Equitable Guarantee and
Trust Co.. Ninth and Shiplcy streets.
Evening journal., 1914-02-19


Apartment so. O.. Two Brass Beds with
springs and felt mattresses. Mahogany Chit.
fonicr and Princess Dresser. colonial stylc
end polished CHARTERED Oak Dresser and
Chifonicr. massive Buffet with wine cah-
met ard handsomely carved pedestal Extcn-
sion Table. China Closet and leather seated
Chairs to match one Cedar Shirtwaist
Box. 100-nieco set Of China Davenport.
Library Suit 30 green leather. Mahogany
Library Table nairs of 51-inch Lace
Curtains. Blankets. Sheets Pillow Cases
portieres Couch Covers Towels % pairs Of
fine snsh Window Curtains Table Covers and
Napkins. Rugs--AXminstcr QN12. Will
ton. 0N12. Brussels GN9. and 9N12. One
upright Piano mahogany case with banjo
attachment ftrownl. cost S315.
Apartment 80. 2-0ne Chartered Oak
Bedroom SUIT ] Brass Bed. Enameled Bed
Princess Dresser ChHonier and large
cass.an Walnut Dresser Colonial Dining
room Suit complete. Including Buffet China
Closet. ENfons'on Table and Chairs an to
match 5piccr mahogany frame parlor
Felt Mattresses sct of Breakfast China;
Mission a-pccc Library Suii with table To-
match; pairs of Lace Curfnins Bedding
Of aiI kinds. Table Linen and Napkins. 9
pairs Of Summer Poriieres Administer
Rug 9Nl2 and one s.3vio.G. Velvet Rug
9v12; Brussels Rug 9v12. several small
rugs and everything used in frsiclass
homo.
These goods are all in enc condition and
have only been in use about one scar.
Owners have scnt them here to have thoni
sold 90 th.s sale 90 the highest bidder We
win pos tivoiy sell every article M thus
sale. Anyone looking for good furniture
should attend this sale We store those
goods until yon wont them and deliver them
FREQ amy place IN The c.ty
Sale FRIDAY February CO. ! O'Clock. p. m
STlDHAM & son
'ebleA7io. Aurgonesrs
Evening journal., 1914-02-19
PAPERHANGRRs

IN nHN eEYnOID PAPER HANGER
" No. s4a Madison ST. neH phone
fant2.tf.
Evening journal., 1914-02-19
HELP WANTED-MAIE

n, TNTG15 -CHTrFfEJB SINGLE MNN.
W rNnrnrnted 0ni Wiff -nud fritfrnfrs.
CHARLES g., NtrEhf Mafsnahton Del
t irhts it.
9 oNENNMENr POSITIONS ARE EASY
" 10 4et Ny free hooket N-0Oo. tells
how Write to-day NOV Earl itorhina'
Nathir-iun. d. C. 'eh- im.
Il ocN. REPRESENTATIVE WANTED.
Splendid income assured r'gft man io
alt as ouf representative ACTOR lrHfrius our
ins.ncss Thoroughly hy mali. Former rN-
rrrtnrr unnecessary $50 we require is hon-
,.rsfy alihtN nn,hition and Willingness &C.
,tlln lucrative business. $50 soliciting
of travelling An or snarc ume oniy This
.ii> an exceptional opporiuty for D. man in
ecnr section 90 cei lafo hr paying bust
ness without capital and hrcomo independent
fof lIe Wrin at once Tor fuli particulars.
Natonal ro.Onrwtve Realty Company, l.oif
Nufden Building Washington ID g..
fi.Ili.fi.ls2l-l.2
Evening journal., 1914-02-19
APARTMENTS


L OR DESIRABLE APART
II ment Third and Market streets 4
rooms and bath, Sill Apply Greenbaum S
fehl7-3t.
Evening journal., 1914-02-19
For RENT


Il OR RENT-ON THE SOUTH SIDE. A
II large yard and Office Also six horse
stable. viii rent separate or together.
Frazer Co. 100 King St feh1o-tts- Inn
Evening journal., 1914-02-19

II Or sALE-2oo FRONT FEET ON
Eighteenth street between Harrison and
ffnkhn. opposite park land
iebf-lm. TAINALL & co.
Evening journal., 1914-02-19

II STATE or JANE HAINEs. DECEASED.
II Notice is hereby given that Letters res
tamentury upon the estate of Jane Huines
late cf Wilmington hundred deceased wtto
dui' gran 90 unto Charles B Evans ou tho
hfth day of February. a. ID 1914. aud ali
persons indebted to the said deceased are
requested Go make payment TO- the executor,
without delay. and an persons having de-
mands against the deceased are required
90 exhibit and present the same duly pro.
haied, 90 the said executor on or before the
nth day of February. A. ID. 1918, or abide
by The law in this behalf
CHARLES B. EVANS. Executor.
Address Charles B. Evans. Esn Attorney.
ht Law Wilmington Del fchlO.eod- 3vks
Evening journal., 1914-02-19
REAL ESTATE FOR SALE

II Vk sALE-ClGAR STORE. ADDRESS
Ssh Evening journal Once. feblf-i-t
Evening journal., 1914-02-19
BEAUTY PARLORS

--77777717---7----------
NJ ANt' lhiNt. MASSANiAG s ID
IVA Scal9 frcntemnt Mrs Anna Reed
'o. '.- Shipiey 50. rhone I67sA
mTi'-iyr.
Evening journal., 1914-02-19
sITuATION wANTEn-MALE

rr4EFnfD NAN Of G00n 1lRTTS
'Ifi neither drinks. smokes or chcuF. de-.
t.rns position as c1rcIakcr of horses 13
wears experience. Best Of references w..
q LANES Emmorion j. o.. Nd
ffhl limo
Evening journal., 1914-02-19

EOR SALE-A BUILDERS OWN HOME.
rooms and bath Must be seen 20 be
appreciated Apply TO Joseph S Hamilton.
oU' Franklin ST. ian2O.t.tf-tf.
Evening journal., 1914-02-19
REGISTERS NOTICE

l. STATE OF AMANDA NORRIT. DE
~ CEASED.-Notice is hereby given that
Letters Testamentary upon the ESTATE of
Amanda Norrit. late of Wilmington hundred.
deceased. were duly granted unto Liharne
Chandler ON the thirticth day of january.
a. ID. 1914 and all persons indebted to the
said deceased are requested 10 make pay
mcnt 10 the executor without delay and az
persons having demands against the de-
ceased are required 10 exhibit and present
the same. duly probatcd 10 the said execu-
tor. on or before the thirtieth dav of Jnnu.
AIRY. a. D.. 1918, or abide by the law m
this behalf
LILRuRNE CHANDLER. Executor.
Address Lilhune Chandler ESQ., Attorney
at-Law. Wilmington. Del. ian3I-eod. Swks
Evening journal., 1914-02-19
SITUATION WANTED. FEMALE

n olAN lady WITH EXPERIENCE DE.
Il slrs position us hnokkerprI Can give
fgirfsnce. Address W-2, EeqnnE journal
once fehli.f .f2t.
V4f ANrrp-YOrNC LADY or CONSln.
w erul experience. desires position as
e.efk On office work. also sienogmpher
.hra-onaolc salafy Address A.lf this
oHrt, ianau.tf
Evening journal., 1914-02-19

L or STORE AND ApARTMENT
i first floor or second loc apartment.
Apply Aiabr Apartments, No. s37 Tainali
street. fehg.1m.
HOUSE AT HOLLY OAK. WELL LOCA-
ted. Half acre OF ground Shade.
ine rooms and bath. Modern equipments.
Large porch Apply Drawer 9a7. Wilmington.
ian2S.1mt
Evening journal., 1914-02-19
SANITARY WORKERS

AIS kEtTER.
VI. SANITARY, ODORLESS FNCAvAT-
lne nHre. $. W. Corner Fourth and
West streats oct2l-tf.
Evening journal., 1914-02-19

A y BARGAIN. NEWLY FURNISHED
home House, piano. furniture rugs.
4togeiter or separstcly W. j. Harkuess.
~. ..s5o -s5o Jefferson ST. ian27im
Evening journal., 1914-02-19
ROOMS FOR RENT

~ OR BENr-FIvE LARGE ROOMS Ar
No. lo' stroud street ieble.Ot.
Y ARGE FURNISHED ROOMS FoR
IL housckecpmg. SO. 1oi Wrst street.
lan-a'lm.
NWELY FUBNIsHED ROOM FOR
~ rcrf Reasonable Lady preferred.
No -oA West seventh So. fehl,.lm
T-NFURNIsHrp ROOMS FOX LtGHr
I housekeeping so. me- King street.
fohlo.eod I'm.
II rRNisHEn ROOMS BArH ANn
toilet ST so per week. so. 500 W.
Thirteenth ST. fobi2.tts.im.
II or RENT FURNISHED ROOMS
4 with hot water heat Phone and az
eonvenienccs. No. III Jefferson street.
ian-o.eodim.
Il URN1sHED ROOMS FOR RENT WITH
on wtloni board Apply 50i WEST
Roy lNlH STREET. ID a. phQue 2205D.
B0ARDERS WANTED
IA ANrEH BOARpERs WANTED
w Also table boardcrs; rnasorub e..
No. l326 Market street fchi3.ewes.
ID oARDlNG AND LODGING SO 300
- Concord Avenue. ID. g. Phone
-''ln feul cod im
LOST AND FOUND.
u Osr ON TUESDAY EVENING M
~ tweeh mud O'clock pair OF gold
run eye glasses between clayton and rod
hol on DciaWnre avenue suitable reward
if returned 60 Evening Journal lmce.
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PRINTERS
IN WEDDING INVENTIONS $50 no
tjV $3.50. q. T.. JOHNSON Printing
lnn EneInving 6l5 Market 81. n.ood n
MONEY TO LOAN
~ 0NFY Lo1NF6 oS TTsT MoEi
vi gage. o. G. GOOnEN.
iy25.tts-u. No W Nnth 81
HuLDERS CONTRACTORS
I 0ns ~ iEAED0N CONTRACTORS
- and builder Estimates furnished. Also
inhhing $50. SOC Shipley street. ID. e. A.
ph1nc. ttin. Automatic 3a6a. iln24 I'm
HAIR DRESSING
II AIR WORK -COMHiNGs MADs u.
WI cal at your home. Mrs p.
phone. a5ifp ianee-u.
., HAMpOolNG WlTu OK WITHOUT
- snampuH huurd Mnn rufIng. electro
scalp treatment ciul massage. hair dress
1873 also iscr racks.
CARRIE n WRIGHT
y. "a. 56si. So. 2li IS Tenth s.,
au6-lyr.
Evening journal., 1914-02-19

ID iitMf.h PAYS MOtE riiNN OTHER
IN. arnlrfs FOR yonr Office furniture and
lorsnNold goods. au're losing money o.
ou t7nt sei GO him postal will hrnr
fnr buyer there with tho rnadv cash
NffDff Third and Sairey streets ID
Phone 'ii3A. misW.
M ANrFn SECOND HAND FrRNf.
+F fnre. Whole households bought
SNes odre friurps etc. bought Head
Stnart-fs fof al Kinds of Rugs and I.ihoiru,ns.
u nrnifnre stored and money advanced 40
& crA lntnrfff nor. cent for year.
CHARLES s. HURIOCK
seventh and Poplar Streets
niraf Telephone n a. A. ffT2A
Evening journal., 1914-02-19

u UBL1C SALE-ENTIRE CONTENTS on
Il two andsomely furnished Apartments
VIII bee sold no
STIDHAN e. SON. S AUCTION STORE.
80. iil EAST FOURTH STREET.
FRIDAY. FEBRUARY go. 1915.
Evening journal., 1914-02-19
REAL ESTATE FOR RENT

II OUsE FOR RENT Ar ROsELLE.
Apply TO j. q. Adams. Rosepe. Deia-
ware. ian24-1m.
Evening journal., 1914-02-19
CHTROPODISTS
REMOVAL NOTICE

1NN %. r MOREl.AND. DENTIST.
- Has removed from 1892 w. Fourth 81
i' '"t marhrt street iun2i limo
nR. HYON rs THE FUrURE VIII.
- occupy Offices Nos. 2sl.2 .2s8 DUPONT
Bldg. Ohice hours. TO ~ "a. m.. and bv
appointment. ianlg-tf.
II WlLLER LADIES' &c GENTS
II. TAILOR HAS tem.,ru from $40
Nlnk 90 500 Madison ST. Dmn Feb. / be-
ouefs 81 reduction on each SUIT. Clean.
ing. dycirg pressing repairing d. x A.
1857 dai s-
Evening journal., 1914-02-19

Modern residence s T. Cor. Twcntv-
ioufth and West streets. . 1-2 story rooms
PAIN pantry and front porch. side entrance 10
nasemeni with hot and cold water. two drains.
gas electric and an modern improvements.
Miil sell very reasonable Apply TO
G. W. GRIFFITH.
lan2l o24 W Ninsa st.
Evening journal., 1914-02-19

u rNNisHEn ROOMS RArH AND
II toilet So so per week. SO. 400 W.
Thirteenth 81. foht2.Lts-1m.
Evening journal., 1914-02-19

I NfJENIsHrn ROOMS FOX LtGHT
I housekeeping. 40. ne King street.
fch1O-ond. I'm.
Evening journal., 1914-02-19

NJ IrELH FURNISHED ROOM FOR
~ renf Reasonable Lady preferred
$50. 203 Wcst Seventh So. fehl..lm.
Evening journal., 1914-02-19
HELp WANTED-FEMALE

1SslNfl6~ ~NnIfEGl0.T GENE66L
w homework Apply 800 toNrOkD
AVENUE. fchls.ft
Evening journal., 1914-02-19

EoR SALE ONE WISHING sNIfr' .i
n .cci long. i2 feet heam. with o..
Apply 90 George q Waterson. Holly Oak.
hei fcht7 3t,
Evening journal., 1914-02-19

II Ok RENr-FlNE LARGE Rooms Az
L SO. Jos STROUD street. fchiGGt.
Evening journal., 1914-02-19

II OR eArE USED AUTOMOBILES OP
MOTOR CAE REpAfK sHOp
s.. D, Cor. Finh and Orange streets
ihone 4a1o fehf 1mo
Evening journal., 1914-02-19

4 ARGF IUKNIsHTD R0OM8 F0R
IL Housekeeping. SO. COZ Wrst street.
jan-9 im.
Evening journal., 1914-02-19

Anffs' DEPARTMENT on TuE BELT
Drug Store. seventh and King streets.
Open daily a.. 90. to p. m MRS. D. D.
'otI,t in t.lcuHautt- IrI,puour N0ur wnnis.
4 -omm deliveries ianati
Evening journal., 1914-02-19

Il or -E-SrANDARD BRED WHITE
II Plymouth Rock Cookerels. Prize win.
mng stock. PhindelphiH. Baltimore. Wil-
winrinn. Camden shows etc. Charles
aorIe so 1903 lancaster Ave.
ian22 eod.fm
Evening journal., 1914-02-19
BOARnERS WANTEn

IA ANrEN BOARpERs WANTED
w Also table boardcrs; raasonub e..
No i326 Market street fehi3.ewas.
ID OARDlNG AND LODGING. 80 300
- Concord Avenue. ID. g. Phone
217iD f.bil oodim
Evening journal., 1914-02-19

Il OR RENT FURNISHED ROOMS
II with hot water henf Phone and nl,
convrnieuccs. No. ii1i Jefferson street
inn.0 cod lm
The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1914-12-10
CORRETT SAW FIREWORKS.
Beautiful Sight When He Got Punch
From Hanlon,

Young Corbett sat at a ringside in
New York the other night Somebody
got foOred and was making an effort
to get up before the fatal ten.
THAT reminds me OF the time Eddie
Haulon floored me in San Francisco"
said Corbett. Il was right at the top
of my form then. but there ] was fat
on my back. AS l got my shoulders
up a little from the floor / saw a great
big red moon coming UP over the edge
Of the ring 1 looked and looked at the
thing 1t seemed to hypnotic me.
Gee. amt that pretty I remembered
mumbling to myself Then it began
to fade away as suddenly as it had
appeared.
Il heard Referee Graney counting
six seyen-eight,' and then l got UP.
| still insist that L never saw a pref
tier sight than that great red moon
looming above the edge of the ring
The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1914-12-10
Observation-Disclosures
NEWS AND GOSSIP OF
THE WINTER LEAGUE.

Lee Magee of the Cardinals was the
leading sacrifice hitter in the National
league with total of So. Jake Dau-
bert made 80 and Johnny Evers 81.
George Wiltse figured in twenty-one
games last season. and he is listed Off
cially for three times at bat. This
would indicate that Hooks is no whale
as a batsman.
Vic Safer of the Cubs did not finish
high as a batsman, but he certainly
made his hits count. His mark was
only .24O, but he got "A doubles, S
triples and IS home runs.
As an evidence Of the horrors of
baseball war the poor baseball farmer
may have to call in thereServe banks
aid TO help move his crop of recruits.
They come high now. Added horrors
from the players standpoint are noted
in the fact that only seven men on
each team--this is an average--in both
big leagues now have automobiles.
Hams Wagner will be retained by
Pittsburgh in spite of the fact that he
hit only .254 the past season. This is
the first time since he broke into the
big league in 1897 that the Flying
Dutehman failed to hit 800 or better,
With the exception of 1913 it was al
ways better On eight different Occa-
sions Wagner was batting champion
of the National league. His best rec
ord, $50, was in 1899. Wagner will be
forty one years of age Feb. "a next.
Cincinnati's board of directors has
decided to abolish the scout nuisance.
Henceforth the Reds will depend upon
minor league managers for recruit ma
terial. This radical step doubtless will
be deplored by John McGraw and six
other National league managers, who
have depended upon the Cincinnati
scouts to find good material for the
Red managers to turn over when prop
erly developed.
Eddie Plank always was a hard luck
pitcher in worlds series games. He
lost two 10 contests and two 80 games
to Mathewson when he should have
won. One of these went ten innings.
He lost n fifth game by one run. or
seven games pitched Plank won but
two. each by one run. His club never
gave him very many runs in the
worlds series games he pitched.
The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1914-12-10
SHERIFF BEANIE KILLED.
Lincoln Man, Struck by Bridge, Falls
From Train at Middlebury.

MIDDI,EBTRY. Dee 10. DEPUTY
Sheriff ]. II. Beane Of Lincoln.
we'll known throughout Addison coun.
~, was instantly killed yesterday,
when lac fell from a Rutland railroad
freight train after being struck by, be
bridge on the north side of Main
street. lie was to accompany a car
load Of potatoes to Boston. Mr.. Became,
who was about so years old leaves "a
wife.
Persons in a nearby building saw
that Mr.. Became would be struck by the
bridge and attempted to attract his
attention, but without success.
The train had barely got under head
way when Mr. Beane climbed to the
top of the caboose and his back was
toward the bridge when he was struck.
He fell moment later to the ground.
Tho train, in. charge of Conductor
James T. 1taWaft &C. Rutland, Tac stop
Iped and physicians, summoned.