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TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-07-27

ielbit als frant gmpfinbsnbe leiben an
Sfdafloiisteit auf @runb pertebrter,
geTunbbeitspibriser2 2ebenstpeife. iibers
mdbiser beruflider pber auberberufs
lider @rbeitsanitrensung. unaipeda
mdbiger Mnorbnuns unb 8ertbeilung
BON f6rperli9er unb seiitiser arbeit,
BON 9lrbeit uno Rube, fpGter abenbs
unb Ra6tarbeit, ipdter unb iiberIdbee
ner Mbenbmabl5eiten, unpufenben
@ebrau9es BON Reia- unb Genubmits
teln (&affe, Sbee, 9lltobpD sleidfalls
in fpGter 9lbenbs unb Na1taeit. 9lufz
resunsen ieber Qrt unb pieler anberer,
taum aufSdblbarer @inaelanldfe.
Die pertebrte 2ebenspeife 70 pieler
@roBitGbter, Die bic Naht gum Gage
MAIDEN - bic iibIe Geipobnbeit bes
Heitaurantipeiiens nad ben tbcatrd>
liIden unb anberen gbenbbersniiguns
gen, Der @enub bes beriibmten srobs
ftGbtiihen Na9tlebens = bas alIes
limb .lnperiiesbareN Nuellen Der Sdlafs
loIiafeit in Der 9rpbftabt. llnb ans
bererIeits: Wenn man on pleIen ge@
prieIenen Babe unb aurorten, ipenn
man an ben 3entren bes international
len ssrembenpertebrs. an ben pornebs
men Rpbeturorten bes gnsabi;l uitp.
10 baufia iiber S6lafloiigteit Hagen
bort, 10 mag bas ipobl nidt INNER
aIlein pon ben in eriter Ieibs
anaeI9uIbigten tlimatii4en Yer
baltniien (ber 6Dbenlase Mp.) Der
rubren, ionosrn oft ebenio iebr Dor
Der adnalih unansebra4ten bortlgsT
aebensfiibruns, Dor alien bon Del
ipGten unb iiberreidli6en Ibsnb
Sable b'bpte, bic uniere .erittlaNigsn'
!optels ilren 8sIu6ern aufnDtbisen
uno sssen bic Don aratIider Se:I'
ihon pislfad i9arf senug. aber Bis
her leiber obne iebtn grfola prose'
Itiert fhlrbe. Sc mag troBbem sr'
laubt iein, aeraoe in Der ieBiser
SauptreiieIaiion Sus GhOrihte uni
llnaeIunbe bieIer ginridtuna ben &ei
ienben ielbit einmal tpieber ins 9e'
bGAtnib au rufen.
Die auf bisIen unb Gbnliden Ws
cen tiinitlid eraeuste uno aendbrt'
S6ldfloiiaieit 1T natiirIih nif,t mi.
ten in itetia tpatienber 3abl tosH
nad,ienben geDiirfnib entfpredeno'
ouf ben 9lr8neimurtt aetpOrfener
uShlafmitteln". ebenIoipeniu mi
burd, goturbeilperfatrsn, 6ppnotisa
rus pber @efunbbeten tuirtlid 81
ufarieren". slle eini4lafenoen opel
Inmittelbar i6lafmadencen ar5nel'
mittel tDnnen nur poriibersehenbs unf
eft nit ni6t unbebentli4en RebeRer'
i6einuneen ertaufts ginipirtuns er
sielen. 2lber mir perben bduiia N
Der cliidli6en CAGE isin. ubne bisIt
sfpeifelbaften SilfsmitteI ausautom'
men uno, ppfern nur GiHiidt unD srn
iter gBiIe pprhsnben 1T burd per
nunftqsmdbe Regcluna Der dsiamm'
ten 2ebsnsfiibruna bic bem natiirlider
GhldIeintritt fia entsesenitsuenbsr
Reisbemmunaen su befeitisen, Dieoel
nprmale S6Iaf6ebinsunaen unb ba'
nit ben S6laflofsn bic entbebrts uni
erfebnte Dohltbat regeImdbisen ma4t'
liden 2lusrIbcns Don neuem ~
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TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-07-27
soDes.anseiaen.
fcuift Brotrmanu
@ebanbe fir geiitesfranfe Widnner
qpnapit,u So,piial, Garthast, g.


quaebpte ipcrbcu eniaeacnscnpmnieu IL Der
Office oer glrhiiciien, Setrcu ebnet Y ailpet'
fon, 1856 Snanns 'csebdnoe, big nm " upr wni. ~.
fnas am 80. Sult 1914 INT pic eielcthns i pUil
tpenpieen grbeii nm Sas Gebhnbe fir aeiiies'
franIe Wlanter alii bcm Sriiutitid bonn eong'
hieip Sofpitnl sn edrtbnge. q, III ucneleln'
ftimuuug init ben PIdnen Iito Speai'uniipheH'
ireide in Ter Ciiiee Ser artbiteien aniiissen.
Gie glneeboie fouen einpeldIogrn ieiu IN Y
sne osaas sereaelissE eopffiLi ,fia; GSIsri orri
sanae5Oii nnS ben IiieI Der sIrbeii ipassniS.
fir peItbe bns anacbci aeninbi fpirn, ebenlo
ben Gdmen bee Hieienoen.
gnlebnie fperoef fir bic iogeroeH SranpeH
inspeiaiHrni cnineaeuaenomnlen;
! - Husprnbifrd.
- Steinnnnrernrbeti.
3 - Goiicreidrheit
- Wdditeirdrbei.
- SfeiHbanerei
- SimmertiunHsdrbeif.
z - Tabbcdcrei unb Ble6nrbcif
- Hhpfcrdrheti.
o. Giiennrbeit.
30 - Mniirefernrbeli.
II ginfernrbeii.
~ - QIumpiu1 nlb BlssGtHrl6furg.
10 - 2iepeldrhcifcn iItitna).
II - Mnrinor' uno e~ieierorbetien
anaeboie lperoeu fiir bic folnefieen HInnnen
Der arbeti isparai aHesnsMIm,en lInI,r, ndHli'o:
q Sei3nn1 nnb NenildtioH.
- GIeiirifbe arbeii.
Die Mrbeit mufi nit ter nrbbien etrruta'
iett pef6eben iiiio ieber Eteieuoe ninh " lsinenl
gluuebot nudeberi mann bic arbeit beatHnerl
ibfrb nnb bic 8eiibnuer bic es eriorbert. nm
bic arbeit 5u onIeuoen.
5ebes aneebci nlmh bon eirem tfrii'iairien
Qbed filr ffnf fbq) gtro5eni beS Aeirnaes bee
enaebots benIeiiet fein. dnsaefieti an Z. e.
CARPENTER Rr1fihent: befaaier Qbe6 ipiro allen
rlidi etioIdreihen RieierH sufii1ertinitei ipiro
nber rertpirit bon irdenbeinem Hteier Der pen
s,ertraii nicbi npsfiihri. tpenr fr itm 5nde'
fprooeu III. Conf pirb er ihm BEL tinieriei9'
,iIind hes aoniraiie suriideritniiei.
ber1 Itreftorium oeniiat IN crfnrhcrlih 'hr
hreiunbSreisio unb Elm 3ritieI (3shc) BRO
scnt hes @eiraaes oom aouiIdit bfdsnb be
mpsfnbruna auer In btmieIben erfbal'enen
urheli
ras Tireitorium bes aonnoietp Sofrir1s
hebaIt fi6 hns Neft oot ireerbtueI4s cher nlt
9noeboie All beriperfen
si3,2O27 =. g. Gnrpenter
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1914-06-17
Xxx.
aiaiortr SppreSmaal.

.anre gcuucrl @in Snluittiabeo pioe blue mig
oltior tiine, bpis iea life Gng tonmer os ~icrt1noer
eoer BET somIe, gamle gioifob.
Gper bet SeIt Tom Be ~ioreneoe Staies graiioent
ifoI bebo nnoer tit Spbolo ber GbautniQua, itnar
bette enc Gro. buu0et al GielbIoor: aSpilel"
Ia iae oif forbi bette, blep ice minoet ON en-
ouSen 90 oibt ~forffcnis SpiIe' SpiIcn ira cibber
gnrSe, iom fau fniiee bs til Soroen. ira en6per Sors,
ion presier 1oarerne iren DIT gie. SpiIe fra enboer
Soro. fom fnn fnuee % trptfe BIG. fra enbber SDno,
ion fan pine % forfGroe big. Ger fonner en- Tog,
oa oenne fore Sfore. Tom er ianIet Der, ffaI iioo oe
peite paa aonacns aomme. Ga. ocnte pa aonaernes
acn1el On mi berne Toa bar Tag. bnem er ina re.
bel SENDER 3 hans Moat2 acn6er : bans 0aaoe? Gen.
Der Z hans aarIiabeo? 5oimeoelit Dor Series, Seiii
ariiti Teo % Cpitanoefe fan enbber al e6cr fao
benhe aouaernes aonac til eoers 3ober, og lea hor
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1914-06-17
pSilo 6aml Millioner.
Qris banL Iian bonl -
0milut BAN nleo 9enl"

Mon 5dn 95r ig fart, boilfen Q%eliJaelie oct Ell
at pare omiIuttct al @smuer. iaooe 9amen m2b BIB.
len. ioet bnn nenote ig ON mob bore genineer, ionl
barbe rift bcnbcs OpmGrfiom6e6.
g0pem er Morp Qatbbarn2e ipnrgte Gurie, ga
bun iao. hpen Der bab6e ifrepet 8ietet. qSUeni bun
ioo clio er. CT hun en- uonorfet 7iaier. Seq tUibler
ON. at Qraiibenten noaen Sinoe fsr bor inaet Ell ina
poahif enloet"
uGct er ben Came Serbenne meo Be bIan Zine %
Irie areaer. Tom teancr 9iaeocr til oct npoeliae lille
@srne6ta0. fem uooeles Der" ~forflareSe 5Iosiu meaet
bigtiat. Seq far CLIENT Nopnet pan 9Iooct; men
@iaeSerue CT fa ieIo imoo 7iate.@
aSoem teaner Dem. oe blno Zine cIer Sc lpie
areacr2~ iplrate Warion aIporIigt, % sc fire oumne
giaer broii en- n~itonoieIig Cater.
QraiiOentcn fom itnbie life. % %5orinmlinoen bao.
DC M lat fin TaaImooieheo % fit aooe Sualsr ill., iaa
al annpne g%niiater, lure Riner % lpoelia anurren Be
ebnote Of iaa Spertaget 9logIe boiiteoe SOFT on, at
han fem mnaife iGt life. % bans anfonift oar fin
brlot iom en- NefIane til at trrffc 7oIf til Msoe.
Ter uor Dog insen, iom troeoe oeune qnnitnno, ieIu
ON oeres Sinier nGiten iaaSe bet mooiatte.
Sea bar life ct gjebIif troet. at ban fom. iasSe
en- 5si, merf Serre. bsit nof til at blipe bsrt al De
narmeite RGffer ioran. Seq tror ilt life pa iaa.
oanne opiigispptfenSe gesipenbe6er. Sono brDoer oi
os, ON graioenteu fommer BERTHE Spem brpoer iig
III VI u Jun Stb VuiVll Alt III III & AeiiblpIi Llppt
enSer me6 ct iaaoart Neflamcnnien.@
Nn buffer ri nof, al Dor Qeninoe. giarion, baooe
foact en- unImiuoeIig flar Stenime % Ell ifarp Iunae,
b0orior bun too Sroet 90 ipurote line 9eninOer:
g1aar ban life boI0er al bet % life 6rpoer iia
ON at fe Qrniioenten; bborfor tror 5 iaa. at ban bar
iooet Der fire Timer og optaaet ell al DC beoie Rlao-
ier2 Spnes 5 life, at oct er eaeufarli9t2"
Elsie Orb oofie i~eIoisIaeIib i~tormenoe Cater, ian
lonat DC bertes, oa betog ganife Den msrfe Serrc Moo
ill at iiee mere.
Den 6enne gentetio bleu tiIiioit ali ancet emo
Spsg Ter par mango. mango Menneiter til Steoe, %
iclD ON DC inotil III bapbe forbolot Tia nlenitetoareiae
Seres Spiraocn, iuroe man life pente. al De aae par
QefiooeIie al lise meeen 1aft % 7anneIie. Fnitor
Nineent aioroe, buoo ban funoc; boer Sang Ger ton
3eIeornnmer oa Gepeider, io9oe ban, buao lfpbeSer
oisie bragte. gGen bOao anoct fan ct oeoeigt Waeune.
re acre, Tom bar beoet 6oIf ON at fonme. END peute
1anlmobigbeo meo 90 Tor oem2
Ru fom ban after Op paa 5oleritolen, life meO ct
Telegram fin Saano, men ineb ct groifnb. iom lutte
no al bans Zine. acknowledgements bier aore bans
aeecnle % flans ieennem IONS ngotioe gst. %
bette bar bans gioifnb:
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1914-06-17

Sooleoes por oct for benoe 0oget igennem. Gun
eff til Observation-Disclosures bum bgrte paa 9o.
tor 8oipIers @reoifer. JON bun aIorig fgr babe 6grt
paa en- @rGoifer, i6et oenne par BEN isrte til benoe
ieGb. 92oar Menneifer %begpnoer at bere for fla ieo |
Ste6et for for onore. bIiper 6er5orifeI poa oeresllobbtte
al. boho oe berer. g1arion fit aroft og 01oo til at
lepe lit 2o eetnen Or0et, % bun lang ineb, iorn bun
oIorig fsr bopoe Iuneet me6; men MI iong bun 10 og.
ioa ON fin 6reIier.
Seq eoar life til Mp6e aften," Iog5e bun til
8eninoerne ON Q%ftenen. oieg fon life ritnane mere j
Gag
o$ar Su faoet nof al Qraoifeuer?" orileoe @irie.
ustal ou ifrioe otne Geferatar til 9%tpiierne9 Sois is
bor sit Ste6, Mnrion, biIoe iee life Tfribe aften,
iee oiI6e goo til Me6e, og set COR iee oeiao."
Seq ifol fife Ifribe,~ inore6e Marion oa Imileoe.
Oct oiloe 10 bore nnoerIiot for 6enbe at %tilbrinee
oenne sen6ag often meo at itrioe @eferater. Sun
6ob6e auere6e ipil6t oltfor mango pon Sen @aaoe.
Seq er belt 9Ioo ooer, at set er fSite Dag |
Qeor9en," io0oe bun oo folot tiI6oge fin etof. Seq
Ionge8 efter at fonnie 6iem.~
% 5Iosip og Gut9 foa paa ~binanben og Iuffebe.
Ge iortoo ~btnon0en8 Sonfer og MeninJ. 9porfor
flrne Menncifer fife bore aa6ne oe tale i%aafe6es, at
be oItio funne forftoo ~binanben2
Gm MI @arion 6ap6e iogt:
Seq ihf life ifrioe Re%feroter, nen leg oil baoe
ell title Cine og beoe.@
I'm bum 6aooe iaot:
Seq lrnges efter at fonme biem for at brinae
min 9ro % a%riftenoom no SoerOaesGiOaH
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1914-06-17

Seq be6eper fife at foe al, bba6 jeg ieufcr, "
ipore0e gurie 90 forioan6t uSe mefleul 9raerne.
Scr Of iie Sanobeoen bopbe Gurie Bert noeet,
iom bun fife funoe le6e ira. qaitor gincerts Gro:
IS er aae inobuot til at fonlnne til ben 9erre Seiis
ariitas. 6oorDeo 5 fan blipe frelft ira en6ber spno, og
5 fan fonlrle M, Gag" LEO itabig benoes zren.
Scr 6ap6e life puret nOset, Iom funoe uopiife bette
SaotrDf; men oct bar inarere bIeoet mere %robfeitet, os
Den 1anfe. iom talte beieIt til 5en6es uroiige '$ierte,
pnr ben, ionl r~lnlreoes Gr6ene:
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1914-06-17
uSeo er irelit
1ootiet ren / 2nmmets BLOB"

Seq b~esriber life. 6paS Der bIeb al nIe Be iitil
treble Ienneifer," iasoe Marion, oa DC ienere tnIte
init1men OH ben Icnae genteii6. &c blep oiort orii.
oiai til Sfanne. 90 iee frnbe bape 9Dii til at ie,
bpor man flu6e foo en- teore % mere bierieli1 Qrr-
oifen, enc hi bar bert Gfternibbae. Gr OH %forneiet
reb bit beIoiee @aIs of bine 5ornsieIier, life eurie9
Oh buffer bel, of bu irOeoe big iiffer for Of Vrnoifen,
mar on opcrpnreoe Trafioentens WobtaeeIie2"
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1914-06-17

ygeo aoriets 300 Dos Scius
Ger bar NIT 9ierte 6reo.
90 aI0rig mere. bill iee saa
Sra bette fire Sieb.
6pno 9er6en emo fan bpoe mig,
Seq ogter aft for Can't,
Men ieg roier mig Of 9riiti 9ors,
SOor 8reo meo @uo iee fanOtl@
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1914-06-17
Ranig:
Ntre NemimOer.
Fanib.
CaortiaD.
Ora 6nscIif Dco Cleo

(6ortia).
aoturIigpis pottes CURES 9nsoerrig6co eiter at
f. bpao Bog BUN lGite, % oerfor 6eieoe bum JIG uoen
pioere rem for at tunne ie 9ogers 1iteI; men 1ar
irat TO mart iilbose; ti bet oar Ell 9i6el.
Ger en- Stuno berifeoe III en- o~eoligeaoe Sops1eo
blanbi benz, Der ioo nGrmeit 5orbeininoeu. inbtil en
oornneI Tame lGneoe flo farliot moo i'm Ssuneien
oo iaooe:
aSe lem Minutter paa 1~alerioen 6rouf, iaa
bill bu IA De ioreueoe Staters qrniioeut at ie."
Get er buert 5alo Ell lille Opnuntriue"
ben nnoe 0lnno eoOnooigt bporpaa ale Sc
%fi6oenoe, iom oar iao tratte al at oente, at &c spuses~
til al Ie eler 9rGOe, ligeiom 2eili96eo irer?rt' 30,
brat en- lpoeIie Batter, ion naaeoe til Be 30l re
Sotfer % loffeoe Dem til at Ic meO, e%noitsnt r1 er Ois
pan, at life tpoe oioite, 6oorai DC 10.
Ia bler Der ~pluOielia llro paa 5orbejniuoer,
ioet gaitor @incent beieg 1~aIcrioIen % iaeoe;
ct Telegram til 5ru 6. o. Sanmono, marfet:
e2p61.@
Tn o~elta9cnbe @anHlei oif oennen belle 6cu tore
aoriamIina, iom iiptteoe ia oe oioroe mango mriliee
9iua Tor al ifaiie Bel til oenne Came, for bpem
qroii6enten pluSieIie bar bIenen u6en getpouir9.
; 0et iaime fon Neaerforet ben utoolnoOi9e Scr.
iamfino til Sialp. 90 iutet fnnoe beore opmnntre %
irrte emo beres prrstioe Sona. &c lara i Giet.
ionl par ifreoet enc os oIene til oenne 2eiIi3beo og
inoepet Tor at billie QrGiioenten meo oet. naar fan
fon. Elsie Qers leo meo Ell unoarlia Mla9t % 9aet
un6er 5raernes aroner, oct par parne Orb. boori-
eennen geienet Tor Gboutanquaneoet %itinneo',
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1914-06-17
.aqiten Gu sriiten : Chen er foytl~

gun ioritoO. at BET bar benoe ieIo, % roe oOer
for oeune nomiteoeIiee aenosoernin9 6leo De iiOite
Orb pnonn mere o%loorlige:
yGaiten" ci freIier BIG,
pNaieu" fun ioioter Dig,
g9laiten finn timber big
en9ou9 iorto6t. a
Evening journal., 1914-04-25
TO SHOW TOY SHOP"
FOR Church Benefit

The musical operetta "The Toy
Shop" will be given at the New
Century Club, May IA, 10 and 16 for
the benefit of Bible Glass and c. e.
Society of the Westminster Presby-
terian Church, under the direction of
Miss i. May Boolxwalter.
THE Toy Shop" is said to be one
of the cleverest Of light operettas and
the music is catchy throughout The
scene is laid in the shop of an old
tOpmaker, who is discovered working
away at his bench. mending and
patching disabled dollies, while he
sings at his work. He is surprised
at the lateness Of the hour and hur-
riedly puts up his tools and prepares
the dOllies for tomorrow's bargain
day. A pathetic dialogue with his
blind daughter. Emily, takes place be-
fore his retirement. When he is
safely out the fairies come IN at the
hour of midnight, and with the magic
touch of his wand and the winding of
the clock Puck succeeds in bringing
all the dollies and toys to life. Dances,
songs and marches follow IN quick
succession and the stage is vivid with
color and motion.
All grown talent invited to take
part are requested. to meet Monday
evening at 7.30 o'clock in the church
parlors.
Evening journal., 1914-04-25
EXECUTRIXS SALE.


T. NEcuTRIX's SALE or REAI
by virtue Of an order Of the Orphan
Court Of the State of Delaware, Ia and fol
New Castle county, made on The fifteenth
day Of April, 8. d. 1oif, win be exposed
20 sale nt public vcndue, on
THURSDAY. MAY 2. 1914.
az 10 o'clock. A. M.
at the County Court House, in tho city OF
Wilmington, the following described real
estate late Of Peter r. Miller, deceased.
to-wit.
certain real estate, situate In New Castle
county and State Of Delaware as follows.
to-wit.
NO. i.-No. 2io wost Second street ,a,ar
ing thereon erected a thrce.story brick store
and dwelling house.
30; 2-No. eo2 West Filth street, hay-
ing thereon erected o three-story brick
dwelling house.
No. s.-No. 6oi West Fourth street
having thereon erected brick dwelling
house.
No. A farm on the road leading from
wilmington Bridge Causewny TO tho Old
lefry Road situate partly In the city OF
Wilmington and pariiy in New Castle hun.
dred, containing thirteen acres one rod
thiriy'two porches Of land. with the dwell
ing ana other buildings thereon erected
NO. o'--No. ll25 Conrad street, having
thereon erected two-story brick dwelling
No. IA farm Of about twenty acres ir
New Castle hundred. on the old Ferry Roas
For full description see large sale bill,
and for further Information apply 10
MARY MILLER.
EAccuirix Of Peter r. Miller. deccaaed al
20 Ayfes y siockly, ESQ., her attorney.
Attest; JOSEPH c. JOLLs. CLERK %. G.
Wilmington, Delaware, April rs. 1915
upr20.maV5.
Evening journal., 1914-04-25

corner, S7x115 feet, at the corner Of
Broome and Twenty-seventh streets.
Mr.. and Mrs. Peacock expect to build
as soon as plans are decided upon.
The following have placed orders
Tor the equipment OF their homes at
Concord Heights with awnings:
NJ. McDaniels, William Belts, Herman
Glanding, all on Harrison street:
Mrs. McClintock, on Franklin street.
and Fred X. Felt, for the front and
sides of the Concord Heights office.
The last two contracts were given
to w. w. Bottomly, of Fourth and
Tatnall. Charles II. Thompson has
also given a contract to the VIII
mington Furniture Company for avn
ings for his large home on West
Twenty-sixth street. just of the
Boulevard.
Phillip H. Lynch will have the four
teen new homes he is building for
A. b. Stayton Company completed
within a few days Mr.. Lynch has
done himself credit in the class of
workmanship and material he has
put into these homes.
ElwOod Sharp Is well advanced
WIN Tue lArt lOut OI lIlt ciNuI homes
he is building for George L. Huber
on Van Buren street
Samuel T. Green expects to start
four new homes on West Twenty
seventh street within a short time.
These homes will be erected lust of
Harrison street and will sell for S4,-
600.
Bids for an addition to the Mt.
Pleasant school near Bellevue until
May are being asked Plans for
the addition may be obtained from
Isaac NJ. Lenderman, No. S19 Shipley
street, or from Eugene Moulds, at
Montrose, and H. w. Mousley, at
Holly Oak.
Recent sales through agency of o.
G. Gooden, No. 2 West Ninth street,
are reported as follows: John w
Vining. 107 West Twelfth street: e.
w. Bartram. 1916 West: R. Brown
210 Fifth avenue: Nicholas Findance
lot. Fifth and Union; Mary Raby
230O Van Buren; Edward Higgins
405 Washington; w. J. Thompson
/ 500 East Orange; Alice c. Groves
2407 Washington; c. e. Burchenal
I 1011 Kirk avenue; ]. NJ. Lenderman
/ lot, Twenty-ninth and Washington
Mary Palmer, house at Ashley. Del
c. f. Burchenal, 1888 Peach; Charles
McMonigle,. 20 acre farm. Mt Cuba.
Evening journal., 1914-04-25
SEAFORD MAN after
BIRDS Sticks IN Chimney

SEAFORD, Del. April 25.-While
attempting TO clean some birds nests
out OF his chimney, suydenham Nor
ris fell headlong into the chimney
and wedged so fast that it took
neighbors half an hour to get him out.
Morris was leaning over the chimney
trying to poke the nests out with a
pole, whon he lost his balance and
fell several feet down the chimney,
with nothing but his heels outside.
He was wedged so tight by his Efforts
to get out that IL was feared for a
while that the chimney would have
20 be torn down.
Evening journal., 1914-04-25
ADAMS ExPRFSS mo- SrAY.

NEW YORK, April 25-Denials of
rumors current in Wall street that the
Adams Express Company was about to
retire from business was made today by
w. NJ. Barrett, president Of the COM
pany.
Inc rumors indicated that owing to
the reduced rates imposed by the Inter
state Commerce Commission and the
loss of business through the establish
ment OF the parcel post system, the
Adams Express Company would follow
the example OF the United States Ex-
press Company aud liquidate Presi-
dent Barrett denied this in the follow
ing statement:
"As the express service is absolutely
indispensable to the business interests
of this country, we have the utmost
confidence in the future, provided con-
ditions, which confront us now remain
unchanged.
"At no time has this company had
under consideration the question of re.
tiring from business
Evening journal., 1914-04-25
new School HALL
FOR EPWORTH Church

Arrangements have been completed
by the officers OF Epworth M. e.
Sunday school for extensive improve
ments to the school. and ground was
broken yesterday for the addition
which will be used for Sunday school
purposes.
This building will be of brick and
will cost about $2500 and will be
equipped with all modern conven-
fences. The work will be completed
within six weeks.
Evening journal., 1914-04-25
BROTHERHOOD IN CONCERT.

Special to THE EVENING JOURNAL
DOVER, Del, April 25.-The St
Paul's Brotherhood of the Peoples
Christian Church will give the last
of the series of entertainments of the
season on Tuesday evening, April 2S.
The program will include: Piano
duet by Misses Elizabeth Peters and
Mary Butt; vocal solo, Miss Cole
Wyoming; recitation, Mrs. G. Herbert
Smith; recitation. Mr.. w. S. Hard
esty; solo, Miss Frances Dewitt; ex-
periments in sleight of hand: solo,
Mrs. A. V. Lightbourne; recitation,
Mrs. Walter T. Massey, Wilmington
Tomorrow afternoon DR.. Light
bourne will formally open the port
able church at Kits Hammock.
Evening journal., 1914-04-25
HOODS SARSAPARILLA
MAKES PURE BLOOD

Your heart works night and day with
out a pause. 1t is the principal organ
of the circulation Of your blood. IL IS
OF the utmost Importance that it should
do its work well. The quality and
quantity of your blood have much to do
with its action
IL is the mission OF Hoods Sarsa'
parilla to make the blood pure and album
dant. Thousands testify that it does
this great work. There is no better
blood remedy, stomach tonic or nerve
builder. Take Hoods.
Evening journal., 1914-04-25
BUnDNG PERMITs GRANTED.

Building Inspector Johnson has Is
sued the following permits.
Harvey d. Blackwell alterations TO
No. 7O5 Madison street, S40O.
Andrew Casey repairs to No. 9lt
Gilpin avenue, $50.
ID. II. Morris, two garages and a
storage house between Eighteenth,
Nineteenth, Tatnall and West streets,
81 800
Evening journal., 1914-04-25
REGISTERS NOTICE
hi srArr on rRANcIs ]. MseowAl

Il STATE or FRANCIS J. MCGOWAN.
~ DECEASED.
Notice Is hereby given that Letters rcsia.
mcntary, upon the estate of Francis " Nc.
6owan, late Of Wilmington hundred. de.
ceased. were duly granted unto Daniel T.
Buckley on the twcnty-aecond day OF April
A. d. 1914, and an persons indebted TO tho
said deceased arc requested 20 make pay.
ment TO the executor without DELAY. and ALI
ceased arc required TO exhibit and present
the same, duly nrohatcd. 90 the said oxocu.
tor on or before the twonty-sccond day OF
April, A. ID. 1915. or abide by the law In
this behalf. DANIEL z. BUCKLEY,
Executor.
Address Malloy and Brady. Attorneys az
Law. Wilmington. Del npr25.cod.ot
Evening journal., 1914-04-25
EAGLES AFTER 1OO MIA.

The three degrees were conferred
on a class of candidates of ST..
Georges Castle. No. 3, X. G. II, last
night. The work Of the degree team
was up to the usual high standard
The slogan of the castle is zone Hun
dred New Members"
Evening journal., 1914-04-25
MOOSE GAIN MEMBERS.

Wilmington Lodge, No. 1S4 Loyal
Order of Moose. at its meeting last
evening installed a class Of ffty-six
members. The work Of the team was
splendid. It was the first time the
new team was on the floor.
Evening journal., 1914-04-25
SOLDIERS SEIZE MUCH cLOrHING.

DtLAWAkE CII4, Del, April o.
First Sergeant Neville and detail Of
MEN from Fort DUPONT visited the
shoemaking establishment OF Harry
Seiilein today and loaded a wagon with
about 800 pairs of shoes, 80 pairs of
Overshoes and many blankets, ponchos.
uniforms and other articles deposited
with him at different times by soldiers
short of funds
Evening journal., 1914-04-25
FURNNIsHED.


~ HEAlkiCAl, TALENT or EVERY
Il description furnished for Lodges. Con-
roris Receptions. Dances, Fairs and Carni-
vals Can also furnish Moving Pictures, Or
cheetras and Bands JAMES u. HENRY
Phone 5o65. shellnot Pork. anrf- I'm
Evening journal., 1914-04-25
MASQUERADE SUITS

NJ AsQUERADE sUITs-MRs. SUSAN
vi A. Standorwick No. 929 Vandever
ayent successor 20 Mrs. John j. Quill. Of
b2 = Fourth street. marif.h
Evening journal., 1914-04-25
MISUNDERSTANDING

Z URNITURE RE.UpHOLsTERED. CAR
pets altered and laid. Awnings and
shade work. Phone for estimate. Philip
D. Conway Co., No. 9i0 Shipley street.
Phone. 493lD. apr18-lm.