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Evening journal., 1914-02-03
ROOMS FOR RENT


~ lCElN fuKNlsnED ROOMS. NO. io4
~ Ess' Eighth ST. iani6'im.
II OR RENT-TuREE ROOMS BATH
II back porch. second floor. No. 128 Madi'
son street. ID, A. phone. 4tlsD. feosti
AR0E FURNISHED ROOMS roE
IL housekeeping. No. 7oi West street.
ianss-in.
II on RENT-sECONp STORY FRONT
It room. No. iio Winchester Place.
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~ IIREE NEATLY FURNISHED ROOMS
for light housekeeping Running water.
heat and use Of phone 5o5 West 9th ST.
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l., OR RENr--TNo NICEIN-FCRNIsHEp
u rooms. Secoud and third story 'front.'
All rouvenienccs. Aeu JEFFERSON ST
iau2s.Ot.
II or RENT-HREE UNruRNIsHED
u Aeafed rooms on second foor. 30. 4o5
Nfsl thi2d 81. iau3l-5i.
IlOR FURNISHED Rooms
Il $500 ond si.5o private family. so.
~ hns' iai'd 81 ianl''eod'lm'
DOR RENT FURNISHED ROOMS
u with loi water hcnt. Phone and nli
eonssnicnoes. 10. ii1i Jefferson street
@'n-o'ovu-im
BOARDERS WANTED
u OAnDEkS WANTED. ALSO TABLE
ID boardersi reasonable. No. no Jef
ielson si. ianit'lm.
~ ANTED-ROOMER FOR MOE
~ front room With board Gentlemen
only. Good location so. 1904 Lancaster
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LOST AND FOUND
OSl-GOLD BRACELET. WITH Isl.
- tiols >. y. H.. on TO-. 90 o'clock VII
son Limo Boat Saturday Reward Inquire
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PRINTERS
IN WEDDING INVITATIONS $3.50 TO
~ Hfl.lQ. i. r.. JOHNSON Printing
ana Engraving. Go Market ST. iiO.ood.tL
BEAUTY PARLORS
a SIC, II g.. 'SSS,c.-,ys. I,
Nl seal9 1reatemnt Mrs Anna Reea
no. we shpley -. Phone. i67sA
RuOFERS
i OsEfH l. o'NEifL CO.-TiN. TAR
y and Stag Roofing liot Air hoatinr
SO as ". Third street Wilmington Dcia
ware. decs8. gn.
IA A.. AfilLiAhS CO.
w SO. 81 Orange ~. Roofug spout
ing and Heating. Metal and eainpuaiiion
roofing. Hot Aif neaing and tenu siine
Repairing promptly done. Phone. inniG.tf
nON'r nE LIKE THE Man WHO
~ wa ted for stormy vrnthar before hav-
ing his roof repaired New roofs our spr-
ciait.. Guarantee toohng aud Heating Co..
thrisiiHua avenue nnd C'nyinont ST. Phones
y. A. 553fi Automatic 1912.
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HAIR DRESSING


II Whl cali at your home. Mrs. y.
ENans' No. sll Market street. d. A..
phone, 35d4D ian22tf.
- uAMPOOlNG. WITH OR WITHOUT
- snampoo board. Manicurng, electric
scalp treatment. facisl massage, hair dress.
Ing also fece packs
CARRIE II. WRIGHT
d. & A. 502i No. ail ~. Tenth st
ocf5-lyr.
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DANCING


~ classes. Regular dances Monday and
friday evenings. Mrs, Snyder Odd Eel.
lows Hall. rhifd and KING streets.
ID. & A. Phone A26fD. decl7 TO ap- Il
NJ ISs MARION McEWEN.
NI TEACHER or DANCING.
Beginners and Advanced classes. School.
EDEN HALL. residence No. 1903 West
Eighth 81. D. & A.. Phone, IlT2D
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Information for Travellers
PHILADELPHIA BALTIMORE wAsHINeToE 4. R.

Time oi departure Of oes Wilmington.
Trains Marked o. Expresses
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PAPERHANGERs.

Il OHN EEYBOLD PAPEH HANGER.
~ No.4s-3 Madison 81. Bel phone,
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HELP WANTED

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Ntr ANIED-kAlLNAf NAIL tlNkilS
w Age IS 10 35. Commence S1t month.
Steady work Wilmington Examinations Feb
fuary en- tbl sample questions free Frank.
lin Institute Dept six. Rochester. n. y.
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REAL ESTATE FOR SALE

" .fs SALr.-.e 50. lDfD tNbSI IHlk-
Il tsenth street. q roouss hath. nicely fur
uishcd. 80 feet front A-l location. Good
investment. Mako otter. Addres- $40,
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FOR SALE
Exc ,pIiOnally Good BARGAINS

For sale. on easy terms. few up-to
date, modern. new houses semi-detached
Nill trade for small old houses. Alsc
Tor sale or exchange a large Building
Lot about 2OO feet front. with five room
house on same This lot has a railroad
siding. Good place p manufacturing
site and convenient TO wharf line viii
exchange for good. slightly used. four
seat automobile. Address 7. >. Box 2jl.
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SANITARY WORKERS
PROPOSALS

PROPOSALS
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ID ROPOSALS - SEALED PROPOSALS
4 viii be received by the Board OF Park
commissioners at No. 1900 Wawaset avenue
until a. M.. February II. 1914, for the
construction OF a swimming pool at Sixteenth
street and Brandywino creek Plans and
specifications may be obtained at the PARK
Engineers Olicc. 40. 100 Wuwasot ave.
nue., On February ., 1914. Signed.
EDW. r.. MACK
ian31-3t. Park Engineer.
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sITUATION WAIVED. FEMALE

trOUNG GIRL DESIRES POSITION IS
chiid's nurse best of reference. Ad-
lress Wss, this once. ianli-3t
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~ lcElN FURNISHED ROOMS. NO. iot
y East Eighth 81. iani6.lm.
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II OR KENT-rHREE ROOMS BATH
Il back porch second floor. No. 728 Madi-
son street. ID, s. Is. phone 4ttsD. feO.-tf
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For SALE
MONEY TO LOAN

77-7-7-I177-7777-77-77-7-777
"a ONEY LOANED ON FIRST MORT
M sugo o. & GOODEN.
iy25.t.t.s-tf No. W. Ninth St
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ARGE, FURNISHED ROOMS FOR
IL housekeeping. No 1oi West street.
ian2ein.
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Il or RENT-sECONp STORY FRONT
It room. No. no Winchester Place.
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BOARDERS WANTED

ID OARDEks WANTED. ALSO TABLE,
ID boarders; reasonable. 40. no Jef
ierson 81. ianie'im.
~ ANTED ROOMEEs FOR MOE
~ front room With board Gentlemen
only. Good location so. 1904 Lancaster
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LOST AND FOUND

1 OSr--GOLD BRACELET WITH fNi
II tials D.. n. H.. on 10. 90 o'clock VII.
son Line Boat, Saturday. Reward. Inquire
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Q. G. GOODEN,

NO. ". NINTH STREET.
Real Estate Mortgages avid Insurance
BOTH PHONES.
The Alaska daily empire., 1914-04-14
CLASSIFIED ADV.

WANTED-Job at cooking, by two experienced Norwegian girls. Camp, large enough for two, preferred; or would each take separate camps. Steady and reliable. Will go any where. Reference furnished. Address A. Empire. 4-13-6t-
The Alaska daily empire., 1914-04-14
Launch for Sale.

Twenty.four feet long, 7h h. D. en- zine, all in first class condition; own CT will sell cheap on account of going away Enquire at Little Douglas Bar from 8 to 4 daily. 4-11-7t.
The Alaska daily empire., 1914-04-14
DOUGLAS NEWS NOTES

DOUGLAS, April 14.-The Douglas Civic Improvement Club will meet with Mrs. Tascher at her home tomorrow evening at eight o'clock. All these interested in making Douglas a better and more beautiful place in which to live, are earnestly desired to be pres. ent.
 The Northern is continuing it's scheme of improvement by opening the building to the rear and arranging an arcade entrance to the theatre from the ferry dock The hustling manager of the Lyric who is one of the pro prietors of the Northern, has secured the services of MT. Frodsham, a ca. pablo trap drummer for the orchestras of the two places which adds much to the entertainment features. The gen. tleman recently arrived from the States where he worked for the Sulli- van.Considine circuit.
 Mir. Liebricht this morning began the erection of a cottage on his lots back of the bears nest.
 A new corrugated iron roof is be- ing laid on the Episcopal church build ing.
The Alaska daily empire., 1914-04-14
PERSONAL MENTION

John Dakin, R. F. Srivener, Fred sa del and A. R. McDougall came in from Perseverance last night to attend the Easter ball in Elks' hall.
 Ernest P. Walker, fur warden in the U. S. fisheries service, returned to Juneau from Sitka on the Georgia.
 Con Sullivan, of Sheep creek, is wis ting in town for a few days. He ia staying at the Occidental hotel.
 Mir. and Mrs. Paul Benson, of Per severance, were in for the Easter ball in Elks' hall last night.
 Mir. and Mrs. H. F. Morton, of Per severance, attended the Easter ball in Elks' hall last night.
 Al. Roth. and Charles Roth, we'll known commercial men, left for the South on the Al-Ki this afternoon.
 Allen Shattuck is confined to his home by illness. He was attacked with humps and this was followed by a Sc, we're cold.
 Dan Sky. formerly of Skagway and for some time in the shoemaking bus mess in this city, has accepted a posi- tion as an, able seaman on the Geor- gia.
The Alaska daily empire., 1914-04-14

o'Connor issued the statement today that work would begin next week on the extension of the planking on many of the streets, together with the ex- tension of the salt water mains.
 Third street is to be planked from the OConnor corner to the postofiice with the same kind of substantial planking that constitutes part of the present thoroughfare.
 On Second street, new planking will be placed from the baseball grounds to the bridge. Front street is to be replanked from the Smith corner to F. street, the latter work to be done later in the season after the two other streets are completed
 Another needed improvement, which is to be started immediately, is the ex- tension of the salt water mains from the O'Conner corner to the Third street bridge, which will supply fire fighting water to all the district on the west side of the bridge, part of the city which Is badly in need of protection. Other improvements will be made as the needs are most urgent.
The Alaska daily empire., 1914-04-14
FRESH ON THE JEFFERSON.

Augustine & Kyer's Queen Victoria chocolates-$1 pound. Send your or der. We will deliver immediately. Jul neau Drug Co. Phone 250, opposite Alaskan hotel. 4-14-h-
The Alaska daily empire., 1914-04-14
COUNCIL PAYS s5,4Oo
 AND HAS MONEY LEFT

DOUGLAS. April 14.-The new city council went into office last night af- ter the expiration of the incumbency of the previous council: Bills to the amount were audited and ordered paid, which practically wiped out all claims against the city. A nice balance was left in the treasury.
The Alaska daily empire., 1914-04-14
BASEBALL GROUNDS SHOW
 STEADY IMPROVEMENT

TREADWELL, April 14.-The pipe lines which conveyed mill tailings to the ball grounds has been removed and the field now presents a perfect. ly level plane upon which the dia- mond has been laid out. The clay and fertilizer infeld is being packed as hard as a floor, upon which the boys are already playing practice stunts. When everything is in readiness the Treadwell grounds will be one of the snappiest in the North and will be used for part of the games to be played on the Island this summer.
 It is expected that a least half of the seasons games will be played on the new grounds, though the grounds at Douglas are to be used without dis crimination. The Douglas field is a good one and the grandstand has been inclosed, making it more comfort able for spectators. In the meantime the public is waiting for the magic words, play ball."
The Alaska daily empire., 1914-04-14
ToNIeHT's PROGRAM AT
 THE LYRIC THEATRE

DOUGLAS, April IA. - The Lyric theatre will repeat this interesting program tonight:
 Bud Tlden. Mail Thief" a SolaS drama, full of excitement,
 "A Romance" an American drama produced by popular and clever pre- formers.
 "The Way to Mans Heart" one of those popular Thanhouser plays. that always pleases.
 "A Hired Dress Suit" comedy in which there are many trying and laughable situations. MAYOR o'coNNoR AUTHORIZES
 NEW STREET IMPROVEMENTS DOUGLAS. April 14.-Mayor NJ. J,
The Alaska daily empire., 1914-04-14

DOUGLAS, April 14.-Mayor NJ. J
The Alaska daily empire., 1914-04-14
ALASKA DAILY EMPIRE Douglas branch office, Hubbard's News Store, Telephone t9
 Bert Howdeshell, Mgr.
SPEEDY GAs5oAT ABOUT
 READY FOR THE WATER

DOUGLAS. April 14.-Contractor H. V. Sully has about completed the al teratious and repairs on the gasboat Lulu. which has been repainted and oyerhauled in readiness for the sum- mer's cruising. The Lulu won first prize in the Fourth Of July races held in Juneau two years ago. and is still considered speedy craft.
The Alaska daily empire., 1914-04-14
ALICE BRINGS ANOTHER
 RAFT OF 275,ooo FEET

DOUGLAS, April l4. - The James sawmul tug Alice, with Captain York in command. arrived late last night from Portage bay with the second raft of logs. Captain Tor says this raft
The Alaska daily empire., 1914-04-14
THREE HUNDRED SEATS, 15c.

Seats are selling for 15c during the summer at Jaxon's rink where four reels of first class pictures will be run. Two shows night; lots of fresh air, where you can sit any distance you wish from the pictures from 15 to 1115 feet.
The Alaska daily empire., 1914-04-14

Galvanizing done by G. Roene, Sans Soucci Bldg, Douglas.
The Alaska daily empire., 1914-04-14

consists of some of the clearest and prettiest saw timber that he has hauled for long time. His next trip will be to Seymour narrows where Mir. James has a large amount of logs ready to be lowed 10 this port.
The Alaska daily empire., 1914-04-14
LAND OF MIDNIGHT SUN
 PICTURES NEXT WEEK

DOUGLAS, April 14.-Manager Arm strong of the Lyric theatre has just booked an attraction for the evenings of the 21st and 22nd which will be of special interest to people of the North the '. Jansen-Fuhr Scandinavian Travel Festival from Christiania, Nor way There will be eleven thousand feet of films. showing scenes of inter- est in Norway, Sweden and Denmark. The scenery of Scandinavia resembles Alaska and these pictures will show an almost endless variety of landscapes and waterways, together with such places as Stavanger. Odda. Hardang- er Vossebanen, Akershus and Gud- yagen.
The Irish standard., 1914-08-15

own good judgment as we'll as trib-
ute of worth to Mrs. jolly by plac-
ing her upon this important commits
sion. Mrs. jolly is a public spirited
woman of known ability and her
work on the commission will sub
stantiate all of the compliments
which her friends have ever been
eager to pay her. The commission
is directed to make final report to
the Governor not later than Jan. Is,
1915. Social workers throughout
the country will eagerly await the
report of the Rhode Island commits
sions with view of obtaining val
liable information along which to di-
rect their work. 1t is pleasant to
note the prominence of Catholic
workers and the confidence which
public officials place in their judg-
ment in undertaking matters of So
cial reform. Many Catholic work.
ers are being placed on prominent
committees and given important
places in the work of social reform
The prominence of the Catholic
Church in industrial and social mat
tiers has attracted the attention of
the nation at large and it is recog-
nized as the only bulwark against
the encroachment of socialism and
against industrial and social fads.
Hence 1t is to be expected that
prominent Catholics will be named
and trusted for their sanity and
soundness of social doctrine by be-
ing placed on important commits
sions.
The Irish standard., 1914-08-15
SOUTH AMERICAN IRISH.

An Irish flavor will be gievn to
the centenary celebrations of the in
dependence of the South American
republics, Argentina and Chile. Ire
land is invited to participate in the
celebrations in 1916, and a commits
sioner from Argentina, Mr.. T. j.
Dunno, has arrived in Ireland to col
lect memorials of Admiral William
Brown, who was born in Foxford.
County Mayo. Amongst the exhibits
will be photographs of Foxford and
of the house in which the naval hero
was born. Chile will also send to
Ireland for memorials of O'Higgins,
O'Brien. Lynch and other naval and
military heroes of the liberation of
that state. The Irishborn population
of Argentina is 10000 and there are
several hundreds of Irishmen in
Chile also, including professors in
the University of Santiago.
The Irish standard., 1914-08-15
REDMOND's ASSURANCES.

The action of John Redmond in
the House of Commons in assuring
the English people that the Irish
volunteers would defend Ireland in
her time of danger and her time of
peril from the invasion of the Teu-
ton, coming as it did on the heels
of the butchery by the kings own
volunteers in the streets of Dublin,
gives remarkable evidence of the
it still seems necessary to pay for
Irish liberty in the cause of Home
Rule. 1t is certainly worth while
specializing now that the English
government is about to put the Irish
volunteers upon war basis to pro-
tect the shores of Ireland when the
English army is withdrawn, or II
it need be, to place them to fight
the cause of Britannia in Europe.
The volunteers have been armed in
many instances through the re-
sources of their friends in America
and money forwarded to them. Very
clever indeed of John Bull to take
advantage of the present fighting
equipment there is in Ireland to en-
gage in a European war with the
basis of supplies and one source of
his funds originating from the Irish
in America. 1t should be the bust
ness of some one to see to 1t that
the Irish volunteer war chest and
the Irish volunteers rifles are used
first to obtain Home Rule and II
there is an English army left at that
time it will be better for King
George to keep the savages at home
rather than to turn them loose in the
streets of Dublin.
The Irish standard., 1914-08-15
HONOR FOR MRS. JOLLY.

Mrs. Ellen Ryan jolly of Provi-
dence, Rhode Island, and the ma
tional president of the Ladies' Aux
Hilary of the Ancient Order of Hi
bernians, has been honored by Gov
ernor Pothier of Rhode Island by
being appointed on the immigration
committee. The purpose of the COM
mission Is to study the social and
economic conditions of foreigners
coming to the State of Rhode Island
and to make further inquiries into
the statistics and conditions of i'm
migrants. their way of living, social
conditions, business opportunities
and facilities and also their relation
to the Industrial, social and economic
conditions of all the people of the
State. The Investigations of the
committees will be made with the
view of obtaining information for
the enactment of such laws as will
bring non-English speaking foreign
ers in sympathy with American in
situations and customs. The ap-
pointment of Mrs. jolly is a worthy
tribute to the worth of this able and
excellent lady, who is, at present,
aud for the past two years has been,
presiding over the destinies of the
Ladies' Auxiliary Of the Hibernians
in America. The Governor of Rhode
Island has paid compliment to his
The Irish standard., 1914-08-15

Another revolution in Mexico is to
come from the incubator in the very
near future. According to all re-
ports Villas and Huerta's sympa-
thizers are no nearer than ever be-
fore toward a settlement as to who
should be running the government.
In the meanwhile the Catholic
Church continues to suffer. Orders
are issued against Catholic religious
exercises and the administration at
Washington is watchfully waiting
for something to turn up that will
redeem the .watchful waiting policy.
The Irish standard., 1914-08-15
BAR ANTI-CATHOLIC LECTURER.
Anti Catholic Speaker Not Wanted
by Business Men of Man.
chester, Iowa.

Ralph Conger, manager of the
Central Opera House of Manchester,
Iowa, found himself in a peculiar
situation because of anti-Catholic
lectures which were scheduled to be-
gin on Wednesday night of last
week, says the Western World. The
business men of Manchester brought
pressure tWbear upon the manager
of the opera house, and doors were
closed to the anti-Catholic lecturer,
w. H. Boles, of Marion, Ill. The
streets of Manchester were strewn
with handbills, with glazing head
lines-"The Rottenness of Roman
ism," and on the back of the hand
bill was printed the alleged fourth
degree of the Knights of Columbus
oath.
The Irish standard., 1914-08-15

the same time they are prohibited
from receiving any of the school
funds of the State while at the same
time the millions of dollars that is
saved to the school fund by the coun-
try at large on account of the self
imposed educational burdens of
Catholics remains uncomputed and
uncredited.
The Irish standard., 1914-08-15
The above rates include cost Of post
age to any part Of the United States;
no Ireland and other foreign countr!ssssA
the postage will be eoc per year ~"1A-
flnnSl

TO Ireland and other forelen counsIisSSE'
re postage will be Soc per year s'''
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LETTERS AND coMMUN1cAT1oNs.
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ARD, Minneapolis, MINI.
The Irish standard., 1914-08-15
THE IRISH STANDARD SATURDAY, AUGUST Is, 1914.

for the general material welfare of
of the public schools by anything
which widens the breach and artifi-
cially separates the educational in
terest of the state are matters of SER
ious concern and will not be settled
by simple rulings so long as men,
bers of religious orders are teach
ing the youth OF the land while at