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FOR SALE

FEW or OUR spEcfALs-GOrNG 10
SELL.
Twenly-fourth and Monroe sts.. two new
up-tosdale; rooms
.2ol aud 2lt6 Washington St caeh 4
rooms modern owner leaving citv.
4ei W Twenty third ST.. opposite tri
aASie pgrk upto-daie III rooms staau
Neat Mh' eNehange fcr smaller house
4V3 VI ihftieth ST. rooms: lot
a'Nl- -p' privilege ~ buying mofc
Hli -laeksan St, % rnums mudern
1877 Washington S.. Q rooms lot wateil
neat nearly new. uptO-date
lol0 w, y ghth ST. NJ rooms modern
7pf Wash nrton 81 rooms
TIA West Fourth St S ROOMS hot uafei
heat: owner lcft cily
i5i1 W. siNih ST. rooms up-to-date
VIII exchange for small farm
23l y. franklin ST.. s rooms modern
must go' viii cxcharge for small house.
an3-tu5 End ans Poplar ST., each rooms
1879 Nanderer Ave- rooms, easy terms
change for farm
1929 and q Claymont 20 r. Price $3.50
23.l and 2AQi Cagtcr St, each rooms
Mohirose, view OF river rooms, city
conveniences sell or exchange
Ashley Newport pike. on trolleys rooms.
city cQnvnnicnceSt large lot
Glynrich, on TROLLEY. rooms ot 5Oxeto
feet: will sacrifice 10 quick buyer
Richardson pHrk. rooms ritv conven.
iences exchange for city property
Cedars. 8 rooms. modern; lot ] acre
Holly Oak, Philadelphia pike view ~
river rooms. city eonveniences soil or
exchange for citv property
Gordon Heights 9 rooms citv ron
ven ence. lot l00x15o; owner moved away.
River front farm. acres good bniid.
ings half mile Of troleys possession
hanv ennu business iaratlubs IN stores
Many other modern houses some new. on
easy terms and investment properties
Several productive farms and country real.
dsnces near CITY. all sizes.
Desirable building lots. both city and sub.
irbau No sacrihre prices.
Renting p snecialt.
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IAMEs R nEIGHrnN nEAn

James r. Dcighton 81 No. SIG West
street died TINS morning in his Slst
year Hc was q momber OF .-fram
Lodge a. L and A. M ~ Newark. Vt.
Johns Chapter. r. =. NJ. 81 philadeI.
pima and Wilmington Lodge 4. d. h..
N. Tire funeral services win ~ held
rom his late residence. on Monday al
z y. nh. with intermcnt III Riycryiew
cemetery
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APARTMENTS
PAPERHANGERS

~ee~~se~-'--~------.
II Ohm REHBOLE, PAPER HANGER.
No. s23 Madison St. Bel phone.
'7ls-L. san.2tf
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statesmen WANTED.

< ALESMAN MANrED-MAN SOME
- what familiar with hosiery and under
wear trade who desires 90 establish him.
self in business pf his own without risk
Of large tppital Position worth $4,000
YEARLY 20 energetic man sc good character
Correspondence strictly confidential Give
reference and experience Address S.I2.
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NJ ANrED-0LD TIME FURNITURE.
w even 10 broken condition. old Jew.
fift oi paintings and old blue china Highest
cash prices poia n. d. Lawn. No sos
West Seventh St Phone. hlss seb5.tf
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~ THOROUGHBRED WHITE wYANDoTTE
eggs Soc FOR 10; $3.50 per hundred
Eggs nom choice pen, St.OO for 49, j..
Bayard Leach Roselle Delaware. d. & A..
4s45tL. mayl I'm.
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TRANSPORTATION
STEAMER L0NG REACH.

NNSGROvE ana WILMINGTON FERRY
From Fourth Street Wnarf
Snrfnc srnfdu s--f tiee NilE lngtnu on
2 so a M; las. 500 p m Leave Penns.
grove 500, 1913 a. m. $50. 6.00 D. M
Saturday Schedule--Ieave Wilmington
90 $50 =. m.; l45 500, 100 4.
Leave Pennsgrove 500. 1915 Al M 23O
200. iI.30 p 10.
Passengers and freight Improved facili.
tes Tor handling automobiles Refer inquiries
81 Wilson Line Agents. Fourth Street Wharf
Wilmington.
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MASQUERADE SUITS


MASQuERADE SU1Ts-MRS. SUSAN
Ae1 Al Standerwick, No 929 vandever
avenue. successor to Mrs. John 3. Quill 81
30 n. Fourth street marII.tf
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HELP WANTED


II HOUsANDS on GOVERNMENT JOBS
open 70 men and women Big pay
" rite imntcdioicly for free list Franklin
lnSalpte Dept. li-M, Rochester, M N.
apf-1.im.
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TYPEWRITERS


~ NPEWRlTERS RENTED THREE
months So 90. Rental applied on par'
cnase Sold. S. 90 monthly lNpewr.teta
repaired Royal typewriter Agency, lypa-
writer Exchange, NJ. 9l5 Market street.
auE2atf
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UPHOLSTERING


z ERNTTURE RE.UpHOLSTERED CAR
pets altered and laid. Awnings and
shade work, Phone Tor estimate Philip
M Conway 81 Co. No. 9l6 Shplev street.
Phone 4g3lp. aprls.1m.
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STORAGE


q lOkAGE-H HOUSEHOLD GOODS AND
- merchandise Piano and safe moving
specially Packing, Grating and shipping 10
alA POINTS, pirate railroad siding direct
into building Estimate free
AAtERIC AN STORAGE co,
Phone sBi D. No I0i MARYLAND Ave
iune o3 IL
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SITUATION WANTED. FEMAIE

TS lltSrCiASS GHAMBERMA DE.
a sires position OF would 20 away with
ami2 tor the summer. Address WI.
Evening journal Once mayia.8f
M ANrED-Y0UNG LADY or CONsID.
w erAl experience. desires position Al
cicrk Or ofice work Aho sterographer
heas enable salary. Add,eR Ala this
Office. ian3O-tf.
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HAIR DRESSING

ELltA ~ EVANS, SHAMpOOiNG. HAIR.
~ dressing and facial massage scalp treat.
meni nnd mancuring Combings made and
hair dyed, No. 6ll Market 9t. d. q A.
Phone 95iiD ianee. n
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REAL ESTATE WANTED.

W ANfED-fARM, LARGE or SMALL;
amy section Write details
Bnonne Co.. No. 20 Duane street New
\ ork. may9-5t
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SANITARY WORKERS

NJ Il KslsfF .;--s Si1f5 4 Y0ts- 05tsF.-
Nl LESS EXCAVATING.
Jmee, S. W. Corner Fourth and West Sts
nrtQl.tf
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r-f-F4------411
IL OR SALE-TWO PARLOR HEATERS
4 IN hrst-class condition. Address SIG
hsening journal Office. mayi4.iwk
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FOR SALE

Fine modern residence in desirable abur,
of Wilmington. Beautiful situation tox1o,
~ 'oi' rooms and bath, hardwood aoor
anu nnlsh. minutes from City Hall Cos
e''99o and has Increased in value
For quick sale viii take 5000 cash an,
$500 mortgage
lhis Is bargain but must bo taken NJ
quickly FuIi Information on request.
R-59, Journal Office.
maSl5-6t
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Seasonable ready for use every
month Of tho year Is the Want Ad.-
Adv.
Evening journal., 1914-05-15

L. OR sALE-LUDWIG PIANO IN FINE
conditions will sell cheap. T. o BOX
IL navel mo
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Il OR sALE-CABIN LAUNCH AD.
A c'ess S. s., Evening journal Office.
may6-tf.
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CHiROPODISTS


II NORA JOHNSON STRAuLEY No COL
It Market street Graduate of Fowler and
Hanna. Treats Corns, Bunions, Iugrown
Nails Etc Evenings by appointment D.
A. 26i7. rov26ti
A NNlE IA. SCHAFFER, CHIROl vDlSl,
N Corns, bunions, ingrown nails treated
uot massage Consult me for all foot truu
bles -. & A. Phone 1885 No. el-
West Tenth street. iap2s-tf
II LIIABETH HANRAHAN, GRADUATE
H. Fowler s. Hanna, Ltd Chiropod, and
hair dressing ana massaSing
No. 900 Adams st. b. 4 A., 29os Even.
ing BY appointment. mario Tyr
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IL OR SALE CHEAP-THREE SECOND.
hand wagons. Elmer, Fourth and Union
streets. maylItf.
Evening journal., 1914-05-15

VEy ANyED-sECOSD nANp rf-RNf
~ tnre Whole households bought
safes. ofhcs fixtures etc. bought Hesa
quarters tui ai kinds % Rugs and isnoieuins
Furniture stored and money advanced al
legal Interest per cent for year
CHARLES s HURLOCK
Seventh and Poplar streets
fulyb-u. lelephore d. X A. 11TgA
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NOTICES


MOTlCE-AFTER THIS DATE / WILL
~ not be responsible for any bills unless
contracted by myself as my wife has left
me Of her own free Will. Charles vs. Welt
mann. No sol West Third street, city.
mayiI.3t
NJ oTlcE-THE NEW CIRCULATING
~ LIBRARY Of No. a05 Washington street
nus removed 70 No. 5l2 W. Ninth street and
i u position 70 take orders for ana deliver
al The latest books. Phone calls pronptIy
attended % D. A. Phone. 6ll6A; Auto.
--1-lS. 5o25. feb1s.tf.
MI ADAM LEO ~ RoMANY GYPSY
AVA palmist, will he at Shellpot Park ali
Mintef Can be seen az any tme Tells
OUT past, present and future, Just as you
eeNe gone and viii go through IFS for 25c
shsipot Park. Wilmington. Delaware.
nj Office AFTER THIS DATE /
~ will pay no bills unless contracted
by mlself. Thomas Il. Rushton. \. W.
corner Fifth and Poplar streets. ml4-3t
The unit Of selling, Of buying, of
renting, of hiring. Of getting work is
the Want Ad-Adv
Evening journal., 1914-05-15

ID iitNGEh PAYS MOKF TITAN OrtfisR
lAs dealers for gour oace furnlturs and
nonrehold goods You're losing money n
you dent sell 70 him. a postal win brina
our buyer there With the readv rssh
shsNEi. THIRD ana Saipier streets IS
Phnrr slisA mIs.r
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PERSONAL
LOST AND FOuND


7 OST A BROWN AND BLACK GORDON
- setter. between Rising Sun and Centre
willie Reward II returned to Thomas VII.
inmson, Centrcville Del. mnyt2.3t
4 OST-ABOUT APRIL rs. MEDIUM
IL size female beagle hound tam and
white Call No. 9l6 West street or
phone. 50A9 m8yt4-5t.
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REAL ESTATE For RENT.

=,
II VI hENI-STORE AND DWELLING
\ NO. 22l West Eighth ST. e. E Wells,
~ oto orange 81. may2-lm.
II Or RENT-TW0 BRICK HOUSES Ar
= Barley Mill, near Kennett Pike;
roolns and heater. Apply Mrs. Susan A.
LaWiess on hcnnett Pike. may1l-3t
II OR RENT--HoJSE NO. as3 BROOME
a street 10 rooms bath and front porch
,sspply A. W. Lynch Co, N. ". Corner
fourth anu Madison SITS. marI6tf
Il. OR BENT-HOUSE AND BAsEMFNTr
suitable for shop No. 1924 Lancaster
Ave. Max Ephraim. No. West Fourth
street. April 2s.tf
II OK RENT-NO. 400 FERRIS STREET..
8 rooms aud bath No 52l Grant
avenue, rooms ana bath Modern con
Eehlehces Woodlawn Company. No 6Oi
0iapt ave. spr9-n
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xx1 ANTED-YouNG NAN FOR DRIVER
w e. work around store, Must give
reference apply 20a MARKET sr
may 1881
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q OR SALE kRANICH a BACH GRAND
a piano, at bargain Address + o. BOX
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REAL ESTATE Fur SALE

= ~ ----------------
Il w SALE-SENEN ROOM HOUSE
twenty second street, below Clarmont
t,ve' Sii2so Address 50. Evening Jou1
may1-tf
Evening journal., 1914-05-15

N ANTED no RENT 1900 sorARE
w feet 81 more Amor space Tor 4 lirbt
manufacturing business
q. q GOODEN. Nc y NJ Ni,p y,
mayia-4f
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wv ANTED - FOR SECOND FLOOR
w front room with board, two ladies or
married couple Good accommodations
Reasonable terms No. sOl W. NINTH sr.
aprs2 cod limo
Evening journal., 1914-05-15

II ok sALE-NEW HOUSES. NOS. 1906.
lsUi Woodlawn avenue, now open fas
~, Inspection Apply 10 r.. r. Campbell IA
2qlA Delaware Ave Phone Il
l3UiD. =
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ROOMS FOR RENT

u B0NT SECOND STORY ROOM PRi.
T. vate family 916 W. EIGHTH ST
mayIJ.l2t.
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w ANrED- BOY no LEARN BARBER.
wv ing Slight experience preferred.
Apply Io7 WEST SEVENTH ST.
maHf8u
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Il UBNISHED ROOMS FOR RENT NO
It 6o7 Wan Buren, st aprt 1-eod.im.
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F. OR sALE--NICE SIX ROOM HOUSl
,g on Plne street. between Twenty-seconl
KY 4 Ven y-third. All cunvenicnces; heater
lange, ireni porch Price So 900 A,dres.
~ Evening journal Office. maya.tf'
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WANTED

-~.-~~>~-~>-~--,~.-,s-~-~-~,~4- ---.---~,~,>>~,>,
VET ANrED--FOK CASH A.lplt FORD
w ear; two seats, first class condi.
ton Address NJ. S. g.. Evening journal
once mayil2t.
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ROOFERS

NAT l.. WILLIAMS co.
w No. sai Orange Sc. Roofing. Spout.
mug and Heating Metal and composition
roofing. Hot Air Heating and Vrntilating
Eenairlng prompty done. Phone ianle.tt
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BOARDERs WANTED

w ANTED- GENTLEMEN BOARDERS.
" No. 6l5 West st. maNi linz.
ID OARDrNG ANn MEALS. NO 10
ID Jefferson street apr2 7 I'm,
& ECoND sroRS FURNISHED CoMMU-
- uieatlng rooms with board also table
board No .l8n7 Washington street
Hpr2a- Limo
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IT Q BE SoLD-LARGE SUBURBAN. MVv
SION NeFport Pike ~ minutes ron
s.ulAtl sireei "a rooms. . batls. garage
hardwood = floors old trees, new orchard
oat"e'e .',.e modern heat and plumbing. best.
e@aied So for $1,000 Immediate saie nria.
gs,'oo ny r. Mason 206 West Sintsl
slfeel. Phons Bill 5l5s maNsfm
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HELP WANTED--MALE

ID ON ABOUT f6. WANTED no LEARN
ID automobile business Apply Hansen
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FOR RENT

49, ------- -
WT OR RENT-SfEOND STORY FRONT
Il room for gentleman Al conveniences.
Also third story back. No. 700 Adams
street. lnavI5-6t
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NHr ANTED-rwO OR THREE FUR.
w nishcd rooms for light housekeeping
State lowest terms. Address W 70 Evening
journal Once mayl6.at
Evening journal., 1914-05-15

N1MEl4 FURNISHED SECOND STORY
IN front room for indies or husband and
wife. Use Of telephone. Apply No. s3l
Tntnal ST. feb27-H
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FOR SALE


H. OR sAfE-TWO PARLoR HEATERS
Il IN hrst-class condition ADDRESS SIG
-'Snlns journal Once may l4lwk
Il OR sALE-CABIN LAUNCH. AD.
A dress S. s., Evening journal Office.
mayG-tf
u OR SALE CHEAP-THREE SECOND.
a hand wagons. Elmer, Fourth and Union
.lreels. maylltt
L. OR sALE-LUDWIG PIANO IN FINE
A. conditions will sell cheap r. o. BOX
-. may6-imo
q OR SALE kRANIcH 4 BACH GRAND
A. piano at a bargain. Address T. o. BOX
- may6-lmo
20 HOMTNG PIGEONS AND LARGE
80 coop St5. Apply to Theodore Alex
ander- No. 1l5 Bennett ST mayl5-lt.
r OR sALE-sTOCk AND FIXTURES
:, Of Cigar Store, n Il. Cor. Fifth and
llalrlson sts. mayl5-4t.
u Or sAIE-IcE CREAM pARLOR AND
= home bakery Address 81. Evening
journal omce may9-tf.
u or sALE-ENGLIsH PERAMBTLA.
tor In good condition Reasonable
mag iJ.3t 1918 LANCASTER AVE.
IT NORWOOD TYPEWRITER CAN III
y bought for $50; quick; CASH Ad.
mayi4-lm.
I ATE MODEL CADILLAC. 5.PAssEN
ger car. Condition perfect Cheap
Address Sill Evening journal once
ap-Ao.ll.
II or sALE-ALL OUR 85c & 400 PURE
Il California Wines at SOC per quart Can't
be beat MAX kElL SOC Il. Fourth street
mi-,u.
II Or SALE-ICE Bon, 10 FEET HIGH.
H feet wide, feet deep Apply WI
mington Provision Co. Third and Orange
streets. apr16-tf
Tor sALE-oAK ROLL ToP DESK
H and chair in good condition Will sell
reasonably. Apply No. Grantey Aapart-
ncnts. mayll-if.
RoR sALE-sIX INDIAN RUNNER
h ducks aud two brakes; also eggs for
setting D. S. LYMAN. Elsmere. Del
ID EADING STANDARD AND VALE
h Motorcycle. n. S. Carr Seventh and
french SITS mayl GOBLIN.
Il or SALE--C1GAR AND POOL BUsI
Il ness one square from Market street
rice and terms reasonable. Address S79
Evening Journal Office. fcbt.eod-tf
~ THOROUGHBRED WHITE wYANDoTTE
eggs sec for 10: $3.50 per hundred.
tggs from choice pen, StOO for 13. j..
Bayard Leach. Rosele, Delaware. D. & A.
4eio.L. mayl-lm
II Or sALE-oNE TWO. SEATED TRAP,
II one two.seatcd trap back seat, folding
one Sellers carriage; one-horse lawn
mower, all in hrsi.c condition viii sell
cheap Elsie II Boynton, Falkland Del
Phone, oogo-k mayl i-jt
Qe0- TWO HORSES 900 AND
DOU Oh Loco pounds. Suit mkmau
butcher. iaamer or any business. surrey
and harness. $50. No. 21i East second
street near French. LayI5.1t
u Or sALE-RUBBER TIRE MARKET
wagon, detachable top, leather seats
and natural finish. This is q high grade
wagon made 20 order Apply to Joseph S
Hamilton MOI $50 Orange ST.
may 5-m.w.ftf
u or sALE-wE HAVE a SURPLUS or
fine two-ycar Bars Giant Argentou
and Palmetto Asparagus We also have
fine assortment OF choice evergreens most
Of them imported from Holland this
spring, consisting of Retinisporas Boy
woods Arbor Nitaes. Spruces. jumpers Cy-
press, News. BhOdodendrons Roster
Spruce and others Vow is the time Tor
planting asparagus and evergreens Call at
Nursery, write or see our representative
George Mattingley, No. SIS North lack
son street, Wilmington. Del Rakestraw.
Pyle Co. Miliowdale Nurseries Kennett
Square Pa. may13.6t
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w ANrED WATCH AND IEWFIRY
w repairing Also eye Sitting store
open evening" until o'clock SATURDAY.
evenings until 4 o O'Clock. Original Thomas
Jewelry store. No. 400 Market street
ieht4tf
Evening journal., 1914-05-15

NAf ANrED--l. 600 CARPETS no CLEAN
storage rooms for rent. 81 SO and
~ QQ per month Both phones GEO n
A-AN5 co.. 1905 Orange 81, feb2d.tf.
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Shipping Information and
Marine NeUS of the World

and tho Rocky Mountain region, with
ireeIing temperature and snow In Western
Montana, aud low temperatures also con-
trai valleys. tho lake region and the East
temperatures are somewhat high for tho
normal
Tho weather will be generally fair Mon
dsy and Tuesday over the northeastern
ana the extreme western and southwest
eTn portions OF the country. but elsewhere
" VIII be more or less unsettled, with
occasional local rains
IL Will be cooler Monday IN the South
west and the Missouri Valley and Monday
night or Tuesday IN tho Mississippi Valley
and upper lake region. II will be warmer
Monday In the extreme Northwest and on
Tuesday In the interior West generally
IN tho East and South temperatures Will
change but little.
Winds for Monday and Tuesday: North
Atlantic. moderate south: Middle Atlantic
moderate, mostly southeast and south .
South Atlantic, moderate east; East Gulf
moderate east and northeast: West Gulf
moderate variable. mostly southeast on
Texas coast.
Disturbance Sunday near Yucatan APP
parently only moderate No strong winds
Upper lakes. moderate south winds Mon
day with partly cloudy to cloudy weather;
lower lakes. gentle to moderate south
winds Monday. with partly cloudy weather
Disturbance In West greatly diminished.
Local Official Record.--The following OFF 70
clal record from the Weather Bureau shows
the changes I'm the temperature for tho last
tWenty-four hours. IN comparison with tho
corresponding date Of last year:
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COBB WINDS UP SEASON
Gets Homer and Steals Home
in Game with Maps.

Detroit, Oct. 4. Detroit, fighting for
third place in the American League
race, closed its season by defeating
Cleveland by score of II to here to-
day.
Cobb's hitting and base running
brought victory to the Tigers, but
Cleveland's weird defensive work
helped to swell the score. Cobb's drive
past Lcibold and beyond the hagpoe
in the sixth inning was his second
home run of the season.
In the seventh inning, when Detroi.
scored eight runs, Cobb broke the tie
by comm home from first base
when Wambsganse fumbled Crawford's
groundcr
Washington must win two or its
three remaining games to finish ahead
of Detroit.
The score follows.
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REDS GET AN EVEN BREAK
Win First Gan tn Pirates,
but Lose .cond.

Cincinnati, Oct. Pittsburgh and
Cincinnati divided a double-header
here to-day, Cincinnati winning the
first game by score of to and
Pittsburgh the second by score OF ! !
to 4. In the first contest Pittsburgh
tied the score in its half of the ninth,
but the Reds won out in their half,
when Councilman, who had replaced
Adams, gave two bases on balls ana
was hit for two singles.
Pittsburgh won the second game in
the third inning, when they scored 3
runs on five hits and three errors.
The score follows:
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THE WEATHER REPORT
Forecasts and Records Of the
Last Twenty four Hours.

Officiai Record and forecast.-Wsshing-
ton. oct. Although pressure continues
low over tho western half OF the country
II has risen considerably in this Rocky
Mountain region. the Dskotas and Ne
braska, and the precipitation area has not
progressed further eastward than the
plains states There Is a very decided dis
turbance over Alaska, and pressure is
against beginning to fall over the Pacific
states. with rains on the Washington
coast. Rains also continued In the South
Atlantic and East Gulf states on account
OF the prevailing low pressure over the
Gulf OF Msxico. the latter probably con-
nected with a disturbance OF slight force
that Was near the Yucstsn Channel Sum
day morning In the central valleys the
lake region and tho East and Southwest
the weather Was generally falr.
IL is decidedly colder in the plains states
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ARRIVED

Tovsn. Hilo August %. Balboa Septem-
her ~ and Colon IL. VIA Philadelphia
October g. 70 tho American Hawaiian SIS
Co. With mdse Bar. IN
Taormlna utaO. Genoa September Pc.
iermo - and Naples ., 10 o Il Richard
a 60. with IS INST and ll9 second cabin
aud -'f Storage passengers and mdse'
Bar. ego d 800.
Lenspe, Jacksonville October and
Charleston @. to tho clyde IS 90. with pas
seugers and mdsc. Quarantine, 1l9 a m;
-, Texas. Port Arthur SePtemberr - a ~
co, in ballast. quarantine, $50 IN.
Delaware. Philadelphia to tho clyde SIS
Ss Mti5 'iHI aIi (BTI. Iloiio July 5. Manila
3. with mdse SANDY Hook, s:2s p m.
70 the Atlantic Coast Lumber Corp, with
lumber QusIantine. Z p u a. .o
IS. Fajardo =. Maayague1 and Asnad 10 o
/ IS and San Juan 20, 20 the Bull Insular
Delphic (Br5. Auckland. y z. August q.
to the White star Line, with mdse. Bar,
Hamilton, Newport News and Norfolk
/ TO the Old Dominion 50 90. with passen-
gers and mdse. Quarantine, $50 p m.
Muncaster Castle tBD. Yokohama June
/ 20. Tfiogo July I, Shanghai t, Kceeluns
> l6 Hong Kong Is Manila August l. Singa-
: pore II ana Boston october 3, 10 William
" TWedd,l & co, with mdse. Quarantine
Catherine Cuneo. Port Antonio, to the
Cuneo Importing Co, With fruit ouarsn-
/ tine. 9.95 m.
I TO tho ocean - co. with passengers and
/ mdse. uarantinc, 5.25 III.
! Huron, Galveston September = and Key
! West go To- the Mallory IS 60, with pas
| scngcrs AMI mdSe. Quarantine. $50 m.
! Lackawanna Ot}rl. Rotterdam. September
! r. to D r Warden, in ballast. Arrived at
the Bar at 1880 M g.
steamer MORO Castle. Tsmpico Septem-
]
/ tie New York 4 Cuba Nail : Co. with ID
| passengers mails and mdse. Bar, l2:32 m.
Matanzas. Puerto Mexico SeptemberT r, 49,. y
and Progreso -. to the New York & cuba
! 81 co. with mdse. Bar, sos q. m.
/ Campania OBr, Liverpool September g. 70
the Cunard IS Co. Ltd. with 20 first and
gers. malls and mdsc. Bar. l0;H m 80.
%. Manila August !, Singapore u, colombo
20 Suez September s. Gibraltar IL and Bos
ton October 3. 20 William II 1weddeu 20
Nuucaster Castle tBD, Hons Kong July
WIZ snr 'i,GS iIaI 1Er, Manila July 20 Colombo
August IL. Port said September ami Boston
October 3, 10 William H. I"eddell q co.
W., Ca,be Ii Guneo ,Nor,, Port Antonio Sep
TENDER 20. 10 tie Cunco Importing % WIN
fruit. Bar, : p M
SAILED.
Steamers Allantou tBp. Marseilies; ARA
can OBJ Manila: Marie d. Giorgio tNor',
| Port Antonio, 9idllhNh' ''i'f DN'N'''''' ~
William p Palmer, -. MI,
sandy Hook J, oct 4. $50 m-Wind
south: Ucht breeze; clear, smooth sea.
STEAMERS AT FOREIGN PORTS.
ARRIVED.
Cristotai oct 4-Falk 'No0, New YORK
Alliance. New York.
SAILED.
C,is,ohaI oct 4-Panams. New York.
l
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-10-05
Chicago Feds Win
on Their Lone Run

Chicago, Oct. 4.-St. Louis defeated
Chicago by a score of l to 0 here to-
day. III.
The only run was made in the sixth,
when Misse reached first on Timers
error, was sacrificed to second and
reached home OIL two-base hit by
Tobin.
The score by innings follows:
r. He.
:, Tou,s Q o 0 o I 0 O-l . 0
Chicago. 0 %
INSTRUMENTATION and Chapman: John
son and WILSON.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-10-05
SECOND GAME.

called at end Of sixth. dsfAn,Ss.' 81.
,Two.basc hlt-Gerbor. Ihtee-base nj
W.. JIomo ruu-Yingling. Sacrifice hts
Wy. iNf"Aulcv (2y. Mccarthy. stolen base
Gerber ardy double Double pays-Graham Cnassistsdl;
McAuley Gerber 20 lonetchy' III t On has D@s on
Ptts6urgh !; cncinnS nat po o. m1rSS 'iif t by
oals. a., Namaux (Kellogg). Struck out
Rv N5amaGx. 2: by Benton. l. Passed od!5
ny wild pitch-Benton. Ilihe-l'-''
J'nnnires-Johnson and Byron