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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-02-14

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fonlmenOe EIon lit, in Dem jeBigeu
Soipitul inn 0etcutiousbnlie in Sos
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por5unebmen, 10 OaB Die aranfen
before @erpiIegrng er6alten. Dldpor
BRETON befiirmortet Oen Elan, OaB
cas Spoeubum-Soipital ousidlieB-
lid fiir Die 9ebauOhing franfer @iu-
manoerer oienen ioQ, on Dies Der ltr-
ipriinglihe 3iued mar, fir Den es err
bart muroe SIM Sabre 1910 muroe
Gle SuInle BON $4,000 fiir Oen
Ban elmer 9Ibtbeillug iiir Nlaieru'
franfe fiir 6as Soipitul betpiaigt,
"a Die Gontrnft-2lngebote iiir OeH
Ban Die bepiQigte Suulme bel @ei-
lem iiberitiegeH, lit bis jebt nod
uidts in Der 9lngelegenbeit geideben,
"a Observation-Disclosures Stub6s nod
ni6t eriudt porOeu lit, anOere @ldne
fiir ben glnbau beriteaen su laiien.
SegempGrtig fonnen mir Sharlah-
inO 0ip1theritis.Granfe I'M Suoen-
bom-6oipital be6auOelt perOcu.
V linden u gISp6altfiir . 9als
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beiinoen iinO nit Der @ntideioimg
Der @ilditeungs Gonntiiiion Dab
Die 9altimore-StroBe mir 5luiihen
Srenont.9luenue mO @orriion-Str
gepiIaitert miro, niht 5ufrieOcn. Sie-
prGientonten ser nSit Baltimore
0a6barihaits @ereinigung ser
Commercial SoDings 9onf~, lluO
ser nOit.9oltinore &oufleute ruO
Steucr3aEler @creinigung~ erihie-
nen geitern inn Nat6bouie umO infor-
mirten liopor @rcIton OoB Die @e-
idGftslellte, Oereu @eihdftslofnIc
iicb 5miidcu Ser Sorriiou-StraBe
uuO 0Cn grooOmop befinOen eben-
fouS moOernes @floiter fiir oieien
Cbcil Der Sauptuerfe9rsinaBe uer-
lonaen. DlaDor @relton, Der ben
&lau sic Baltimore. StraBe 5wiiden
ser Sremont-9lOenue unO Oem9roao-
lpoD nit @uB.9lspbolt 81 Oerieben,
bon 9lninng an beiirluortetc, ianOte
sic Delegation uoh Dem Bureau Oes
Serru Compton, Oes @oribers Ser
Yilaiteruugs Gommiiiion. 5ier
brodtcn Die 1cIegoteu OieieIben
g9iinide Dor.
Gontrofte bcrge6en.
Gie itdOtiihe Gontraft6eb0rOe belt
geitcrn cine Spe5ialiieung unO per-
oo6 sic fol9enOen Gontrafte:
Gontroft 9ir. II pitrifi5irte
9lodc IL Sliper StroBe, BON Der
Ercuton-StroBe bis sur MorDIanO-
glnenuc, ruo Morton-9nlep, BON Der
SafnDette.glpenue bis SIR Treutou-
SfraBc; al 6ranf @larinc, lpeIdcr
$4,444.65 foroert.
Gontroft gtr. rs II @uB-9lsp6nlt
SorIenl-9lpcnue, BON Golbolmitr.
bis 6remont.9lpe.; 6rauflin-StroBe,
BON Der 6ulton-9Ipe. bis Sbroeoer-
Str; 2erington-Stry BON |aDionitr.
bis 6ultou-9loe. GolbounitroBe, bon
9altimoreitr. bis GOnonOion-Nlpe.;
al Die Baltimore 9lod &-Gile 50"
weIde $tO9,234,90 forOcrt.
Gontraft 0ir. 70 uitriii5irtc
9l0de 6remont 9lpc, BON @ar-
ner. bis &ioeeluitraBe; @ncoitr7 bon
6remont. bis 4rattitr; Yacaitr, BON
Sa1ette- bis 6ronflinitr.; al Yatrif
0lcoington & Cons, Oic $57 1881
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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-02-14
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goriiser; 6ronf 6. @leitnerr,, T., ,6ot |
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Sents h gaIentinels 500.

Seute it @alentiuc's Eas.
@ie Oeriel6e in iriibsrcu So6rcn III
GentidIano beeongcn iuur6c. TT
@erltrioht ser GoitbeborOe Oiele
glrbeit. @erfdufer BON Golcn.
tiu.goittarteu MAIDEN risiioc Sc.
idaitc.
Scuie 1T Der Iog, au weIdem
W1anher ein iaursS @eiidt uuO ici.
mem Merger in nidt miB5upcritebeu-
Scr @eiie Suft modt, uem er nit
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oui weIder ieine SebIer in ser grell.
iteu 5orm geihiloert iinO God mas
uiibt es, 0ics 81 t6lm Sit Ser So.
lentinstng bod gerooe iiir Oieiel
3med geihafien wor0en Ginmal in
Sabre fam man ii1 ia irAon cinmai
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iel6iioerItdnoIib mirO oub Oie iungc
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Y0Hboniaren II. I. 10, uiht bergeiier.
Ser i'm &olcn0er Gupioos ROTH au-
geitrihane Sag iullroe ourd monnig.
fohe Webr1ude geieiert. 90 por eS
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mo Burden duf Oem Eon5boOen
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Ientiu cine @olentine 5unpieien. Soei
es golf ais elm @inF Ocs SdidioIS,
Bob oos @oor. oos lid nn Moreen
5uerIt 6egegneic, oos folgcnOe Sobr
binOnrh ols Golentin lm0 InIentine
81 6etrodten lei; oas Shidial, OaS
nit llnreHt blind oennunt miro. be-
mies meiIt Elm iebr bcldugiges "a.
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iiibreu. 9le6nliGe @rdude wareu in
cin5clnen @escnoen Geutidlon0's,
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per6unoen; Die Burden 5oger in Der
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un0 @eitidenfnaIl pcr 0os Gort 5iill'
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b6Bli1eu imO oeS6al6 rieOrig I'M
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ct. 0alentinstag uamentlih in elmer
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cinauoer Itnn0en, ididtcn iic1 Sc.
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Die rid,tigeu @aIcutinfortsn entipro-
dsn oItmoOiiA bicOern Eradt6cQril.
fen lie rit6tcn in elmer flcmcit luei.
heu QsoppidadteI, 0eren innere @1n-
Ser nit filnltooIer @npieripibe I'm.
fle6t roren; einem roi1cn Ser5en,
etncr brieitrogcuosn Eou6c, cincnl
idmodlten0en 9lmor mar ourh inter
oeihobenc g9atte cine innite @loiti'
psrlie6cn 0arum mar ueridwenoeri.
idle 0ergolOmng o0er alf &eiIirolt
oorIteaen0er Simmer ange6rod)t; Gin
id,molcs icioeues 9dHodeu. oos ctpo
ans cincm gcnlolteu ghmenltrorB
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guIpen, 9loien nno @crsiBucinnid)i
cine gebeinc S3otidjoit beg @erans-
sis6cus barre, s. g..
"Therose Is req. the violet bluoi
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Nndlbetnnt neiturbelI.

SSn ser @obnung ieiner v"'sn. v.ton.
iSrau 1Sranf g. aIemm @al9usS' oc,
9oao ino Solet6orpe-2loc., llo,p cin,
itcrn N}oracn EerrD u. Bed llaW 50
iGbrigcr aroufbeit I'M Sitter pU''
,Sabrcn.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-02-14
9lcinc WlaI3- nnO 6Opfcngclranfc

iiuO Der @eiimobeit itets 5utr09Ii6.
9us bon iSreo. gaueruibmiOt's
u9lmerican 9remerp" 6ergeltelltc
r. nSolace~ -9ier miro aus Den aus
erleieniteu Wlaterialien ge6raut uno
ent6dlt feline ihGolihcu @rdicrpntip-
mittel Ocsbalb miro es nllen nnoe-
rem poree5oaen. Solle Oober onf lei.
ner S1fel febleu. aiite 81. 9rouerei
Sarioro 9lpenue, @louitnent- mD
&iQenitrobe Eel. s. & y. @9oumt
@eruon 96l. (6ebl4)
(9Inaelae)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-02-14
ennnrnnnf. nno llntrrnnnn.

Sonnenauigang z II. I @i-
Sonnemrntergong . Il. Al 90.
Dlonoauigang If Il. ? Do. 9I6enOs
Slutb . % Il. 80 gt. WlorgenS
Shlt6 % Il. 81 SO. 9lbenos
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-02-14
Yiclc Icrbaftrngcn OardJ Sabu.
@uliailten.

Can't ocm TabreSbcridt oeS Srn.
6. 81. Sgliuc, 0cs SupcrinteuOenten
Der Spesialpoli5ei ser Baltimore
ino O6io.giien6abn," nuroen I'M
periloIIcnen Sabre bon Ocn Spc5iol-
@oli,iitcu ser 9a6n9eieaidait 49,
i29 Ycrboitun9en poroenomnen
oeaeu t0,4i7 in 1912. Bon ben
9lrreItanien i'm leeidn Sabre wurocn
S449 idnloig beflnoen unO beitroit
aeaen 65l5 in 1912. Gic meilten
ser 9lrreitoutcn purOen per6oitet
iuciI lie IiA inbeiugter @eiie oni 3ii.
gen beianoen o0er ais ublinOc &ai-
iaQiere" reiiien. Sic Segislatiir miro
crIndlt merocn icbdriere Straien fir
un6eiugteS 9etretcn bon Giienbnbn-
@ciisibur ieii5uiasen
Sf6onncntcR, bic ben yGcaiidcn
GurreiponOezten" nidi pinttlidj uocr
nnrrsclmGhis cf6nltcn, iinO ecbstru,
bpr Office bauOn per SclepGun Oocr
ldlrifilid Wlittgcilang 5u maGrH,
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lInirrLInLtnnns.gp .gprnluriirr.

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,,Nlnrglano "-9l 9lauoeplQc mn @lnocbllocr
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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-02-14

Nic 9uOget Ncbor0e MIRO lid) am
fouImeuoeu Gienitog nit Der 6rage
beidj1iiigeu, rie beiiere lSacilitaten
fir oic in Baltimore anIangenoen
GimranOerar geitaifeu ner0en for.
nen gSie rerIau.et, ueroen orei
9liue cr5riert iverOcn. Ger criie 1T
Ser 0as&ciriiol 0es Sorts Dic@cnrD
in Elm Ginmauoerer &oipitaI um5l.
eeltallen, uu0 Scr 5weite iii, oas ".
Evening journal., 1914-11-09
Information for Travellers
Tine departure trIsys from Wilmington
Trains Marked tsl are Expresses.
rHrIADrIpHIA BALrIMoRB wAsH1NoroN R. R.

a. 3.o2, 36 40, 800 $50 o.
si5 IS. soa.
s.o1'. 9.lss. 9.9s-. HOO
Phlsd.pa is Os g. ss' 40. oS soc59
s.so. 7.so 7.s5' soi' SOS' Ois'
Work E4pros-A. M-sos sss, do27 llsa M-lsS Ia
i59 ~ siS si$ & S5 g. J. l es T. 30 80 oss
Baltimore Washington A. Mls o. ioI'. Ai9. 7.io.'
S.os.. s.os. SOS 5.i7. 5.5ss. s.ae'. si2 sos'
washington sunday H-i2os iols. ~. .dS.
t.os., 5,i7.. 5.5st e.22, 7.el'. ia eo2'.
T%S t. PsS9' % and md wsy & stSns s s. Sunday @Ola A. So so
DELAWARE DIVISION. P b. RAILROAD.
az 81 81 tti % Z gS % 8 So So % Saturdays onyEo IS p. Il.
BALTIMORE q
1857 Milo 24s. $40 AsI 5.St q az 9S % 2 So n
l.ios a4os sst' s5' 500. ~ =
.ss FAess Cs i,i Hss l0a asi s' ;a1 20 .5i & 5S
s9s: ss 1888
PHILADELPHIA READING RAILWAY.
Reading and Wa - ~ NJ. NJ
p. n. A NJ. A. NJ and 4ie 2. H.
STEAMBOATS,.
Philadelphia Chester doy-78o 10 90 A. NJ 80 Ai5 p NJ Leave
and only additional trip p NJ
PENNsGRovE
Leave PS0Ss4S NJ So Alp 100 100 3 M Leave WI
Wilmington 400 p NJ Leave Pennsgrove llso p NJ
LINES.
Station 80
the and half for instance o4 and 7sA
To New oLeavss Front and MARKET streets f hour tn.
and hail hour for instance 90 and Cars leaving h.E.
city for instances o.
Mshson-Lsaye Sixth
nnutes bEnnnt zen after ,ne n9ai M ''S ~
Barywins Springs for Rnet
sndi Tor
s.ss and 7.2s.
Evening journal., 1914-11-09
BIRTHDAY PARTY.

The tenth birthday anniversary Of
Miss Mary Brogan was celebrated at
her home No. 1914 Chestnut street on
Tuesday evening. Those present
were: Miss Mary and Edna Brogan,
Miss Margaret Long, Miss Anna Nc
Crab, Anna Murphy, Gertine Peter
son and Madaline Peterson, Marion
Greenwalt, Lillian McGuigan, Bessie
Peterson, Agnes Peterson, Mary Ce-
celia, Gertrude Brogan, Marion
Lidden, Greta e. Brogan. Louisa Ken
nedy, Winifred Walden. Mary Brogan
and the Misses Mary and Margaret
Thompson, Frances Smith, John
Creenwalt. Thomas McDonough. How
ard McDonough, Curtis Hays, Thomas
Hays. Earl Rogers. Daniel Collins
John Lawrence, Henry Hance, John
and Joseph Brogan. Joseph White
lock and brother. Charles Lafferty
Samuel Ciceiia, Mr.. and Mrs. James
O'Neil. Mr.. and Mrs. Frances Brogan
Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas Smith and Mr.
and Mrs. Joseph NJ Brogan.
Evening journal., 1914-11-09
SOCIAL AND Personal news

Mr.. and Mrs. L. e. Edgar. Fin
Spare and H. G. Chickerins sail on
Tuesday of this week on the Kris
tiania Fyord. OF the Norwegian Line,
for Bergen, Norway. and thence they
are to proceed by rail across a snow
covered country to Christiana.
Mrs. John e. Harris. Jr., who has
recently returned from Butte, Mont,
was a visitor here Saturday while en-
route 70 her new home In Elmira,
NY.
Mr.. and Mrs. William T. Mosely
entertained Miss Bertinia Halo
we'll. of Philadelphia, and A. c. Dick
son. of st. Davids for the week end.
Mrs. william Lawton announces the
engagement of her daughter, Malinda,
10 Edwin Il. Rooster, of Baltimore, Md.
Judge George Gray and General
James II. Wilson attended the Far
mer's Club dinner given by De Witt
Cuyler at his home in Philadelphia
last Thursday night.
Mrs. j. Earnest Smith left on We'd
nesday for Sierra Madre, Cal, where
she will spend the winter with Mr..
and Mrs. Frederick Bart Berger.
Mrs. Victor Lewis, of Bridgeville,
spent he Weekend with relatives In
this city. Miss Bessie W. Rash, OF
Bridgeville. is spending several days
with friends here.
Wesley Trotter. clerk at tho
nostofice, is enjoying a vacation OF
three Gays.
Miss Mary May Ratican, Of Phila-
delphia, spent the weekend
with Mr.. and Mrs. W. II. Gallagher
No. S14 Harrison street.
Evening journal., 1914-11-09

IF THIS is YOUR BIRTHDAY
NOVEMBER 9.
. = . . .

The strongest characteristic of this
person is his silent. digniiled super
iority of appearance.
In business, while this person is
blunt and practical, he is also de-
pendable and honest. In family life
the nature is generous. affectionate
and faithful.
Mars, the governing planet gives
strength of will, great vitality and
assures an old age.
Scorpio gives inspirational genius
in music, success in invention and
progress in soul development.
Marriage should not be made too
early in life and one should choose
a mate that is congenial in tastes
and in the same walk Of life.
This is the birthdate of Edward
VII, king of England, who was born
in 1871
For the coming two weeks metal
workers. factory workers and ali
dealing i'm metals in any form should
use the Want Ads.
Evening journal., 1914-11-09
MUSICIANS NOMINATE OFFICERS.

Wilmington Local, No. 81, NJ. =. L.,
of the American Fee alton Of Musi-
clans, has made the following nomina-
tions for the various offices to be filled
at the elction on Sunday, December g.
Candidates have until November l6 TO
withdraw their names.
The candidates are:
For president-John D. Taylor, viii
liam IT, Whiteside.
For president-George NJ. Rose.
For secretary. v. r. Phillips, Leon
II. Easom, J. Stewart Pryor.
For treasurer-Geoge J. Middleton
Eveett II, Sieberg.
For sergeant-at -arms-Charles n
Compton.
For board Of directEs-Henry q
Draine, Charles T. Edwards, Albert II
White. Harry D. Alexander. j. Norris
Robinson, Thomas I. Bird. Harry T.
] Stausebach, George NJ Elliott
For executive committee-John
Bullock, John Harris. Collins B. Tatman
Joseph F. Bader, Ralph L. Jacobs. VIII
liam w Whitaker. Harry NJ Smith.
For finance committee Everett II
Sieberg. Henry c. Draine, J. Norri
Robinson, Norman s. Baer.
For delegates 10 Central Labor Unioi
William II. Whiteside D.. Norris Rob
inson, Charles H. Compton. Nichola
Reuter-, John Harris. Henry G. Drain'
Evening journal., 1914-11-09
PERMANENT "wELCOMEy

AT WEST.
The house committee Of the West
Presbyterian church. consisting Of
A. v. Hughes, chairman, II. S. Allen
and John Peach, y ith the pastor Of
the church, the Rev. U. Franklin
Smiley. are discussing plans whereby
the church may erect a permanent
sign of welcome at the church cor
ner. Estimates have been received
from the Flexifume Sign Company.
Of Buffalo, N. Y. The present church
sign reading welcome" is only tenn
porary. but it has done so much good
in bringing many attendants to the
church that the house committee has
practically decided to consider the
hanging of q permanent sign.
Evening journal., 1914-11-09
MAsouERApF socIAL.

An elaborate masquerade party was
given at the home of Mr.. and Mrs.
Peregoy ON Thursday evening by Miss
Rose Halfen and Miss Mabel Vanguard.
Those present were: Misses Emma
Smith. Elizabeth Potts, Jane Logan,
Mary Naylor, Fannie Hill. Marie Holz-
APPEL, Lillian Wolfe. Elsie King, An.
ME Halfen, Edna Quincy, Edna Writer
Helen Quincy, Hannah Mccormick
Florence Quincy, Ella Marks, Beulal
Aschenbach, Annie Dale, Katie Naylor
Teresa McGaull, Mabel Vanguard, Ros'
Halfen. Daniel O'Connell, Thomas Nc
Cormick, William II. Brady, Samuel II
/ Bptton. Harry McKensey, Rober
Manlove, r. Warren Coifen, Lamber
Bratton, Edgar Evan. Earl Short
James Lloyd, Thomas Dolan, Jim Dill
Ion, Russell Smith, NJ. G. Wolfe Walter
Peregoy. Joe Whiteman, Lewis Preston
II. Bromwell, B. Greene, Joseph Pere.
gov. Sr, Harry Thompson, Francis
Pierce of Philadelphia, Mr.. and Mrs
Deutter. Mr.. and Mrs. J. Peregoy, Mr.
and Mrs. p. Halien.
Evening journal., 1914-11-09

So wide is the range OF the Want
Ads that the man or woman with ath-
letic tendencies can outfit themselves
through the medium Of the Wants with
nearly everything in the sport line.
from a motorcycle TO a pair Of tennis
shoes.-Adv.
Evening journal., 1914-11-09
CONCERT PROGRAM ANNOUNCED

Following is the program of the first
Of the winter series Of concerts by
the Philadelphia Orchestra in The Play
house. November l6;
Soloist, David Msquarre, fiutist;
Weber, overture "Der Freischutz; Bee.
thoven, Symphony No. s, in +, Opus %;
intermission; Svendsen, Carnival in
Paris, Opus o; Mouquet, "The Flute OF
PAN" suite for flute and orchestra
David Maquarre; Liszt, Hungarian
Rhapsody.
Evening journal., 1914-11-09
lost AND FOUND


7 OST-STERLING KEY RING. BULL
- dog head. Initials r. J. B. Reward IL
returned 60 y. Blumenthal Co.. Front and
Adams street nov9-at.
4 OST-SMALL SOLITAIRE DIAMOND
~ ring Pennsylvania Station In gentle
lens toilet. Suitable reward II returned TO
stat on Masters Ohico nov9tt.
4 OST--ON SUNDAY AFTERNOON AT
IA Rock Manor and Concord Pike, small
waite toy poodle, recently trimmed one eye
dark Reward n returned 10 No. tO2 East
Fourth street. nov9-3t
I OSr-A PIG SKIN PURSE, CONTAIN
- ing two checks. pair Of sleeve hut
tons, a key and some money. Suitable re-
ward n returned 20 the Evening journal
Onice. novq.8t
OsT-I WILL PAY 70 THE HONEST
~ person who found $40 or Si7 In paper
money which / lost Saturday night, going
from No. si8 Market street 20 Eighth and
Broome streets, reward, paid at the Evening
Journal once novg.2t
Evening journal., 1914-11-09
CHIROPODISTS
PUBLIC SALE


ID UBLIC SALE-FURNITURE RUGS.
II HOUSEHOLD GOODS AND BEDDING,
ETC. will be sold at NO 5O7 W. TENTH
STREET. TUESDAY, NOVEMBER 10, 1914,
at 10 O'Clock A. NJ, sharp.
Three Brass Beds two Enameled Beds,
Quartered oak Bedroom Suit, mahogany Prin.
cess Dresser Library Suit, pieces, in
Spanish leather, oak Diningroom
Suit, China Closet. set Of Dishes
600 pieces), Mission Suit four
pieces, Leather Couch Vacuum Cleaner.
cost $40; Writing Desk, Cabinet Gas
Range large double-door Refrigerator Rock
ers, Chairs, Library Table. Pictures Felt
Mattresses, Hair Mattresses Book Shelves
100 frstclass Novels, several sets Of fine
Books by best authors, Brica Brac Woolen
Blankets, Bedding Of all kinds, Rugs and
Carpets all over the house in Administer,
Wilton, Brussels all sizes, and many other
articles used in frst-class house. Sale
positive and everything must be sold at this
sale. STIDHAM & SON
nov5-4t. Auctioneers.
Evening journal., 1914-11-09
EMPLOYMENT AGENCY.

II oMEsTIC AND GENERAL HELP FUR.
~ nished on short notice. Laborers espe-
cially. Delaware Employment Bureau, n W.
corner Sixth and Tatnall streets, Wilmington,
Del. nov2-1m.
Evening journal., 1914-11-09
GRANcFRS IN pApN DANCE

Diamond State Grange No. ? had a
Hollowe'en party at the residence of
Charles p. Dickey, Mermaid, on Friday
night A barn dance and games whiled
away the evening.
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T1iTcSITT. va Osi
HELP WANTEn-FEMALE

Il ENtALE HELP WANTED TO DO GEN
IL erAl housework chambermaids. cooks
etc Apply in person. NJ W. Corner Sixth
and Tatnall SITS octi9u
VHy ANTED-FOUR SALESLADIEs TO
w help out on Wednesdays and Satur
days Apply Boston Cloak Store, No 424
Market street nov9.tf.
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RRnrHERHoop MEETING.

S. James brotherhood of Grace NJ
r. Church win meet tonight. The Rev,
r. l.. jackson of Hanover Church will
be the speaker.
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SITUATION WAIVED. FEMALE

VEJ ANTED-A POSITION AT GENERAL
w Office work or private telephone cx-
change Address W.d9. Evening Journal
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SALESMEN WANTED

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q ALESMAN-SALARY AND EXPENSES
- Experience unnecessary. Permanent
General agency opening. Fairview Nurser'
les. Rochester. n. Y. nov9-it.
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BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES
WILMINGTON TERRITORY

Representative wanted. able to work into
executive position liberal commission basis.
Write for details, giving name, Wilmington
address, age. references and previous selling
experience
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EQUITABLE MORTGAGE &
INVESTMENT co.

care The Corporation Trust Company. Of
America, SEA DUPONT Building, Wilmington,
Delaware nov6-4t.
Evening journal., 1914-11-09

light DELIVERY wAGON-UsED
II six months. Apply No. 29ol Madison
street. nov5-1m.
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REAL ESTATE FOX RENT

II OR RENT-HOUsE' No se0i MNRKFT
II street, rooms and bath, porch half acre
ground, chicken house. Apply Mrs r. A.
KIRBY, Thirty-fifth and Market SITS. nova.tf
Q)0-HOUsE NO. 1895 WEST FOURTH
O%O street, rooms and bath hot water
heat. Apply No. POI Rodney street.
nov9-3t
Evening journal., 1914-11-09

Z OR sALE--sMALL FARM, 6 ROOM
house, at dupont Florida. S. +: Nc
Clintock. Perryville, Md. nov6-2wks.
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HELP WANTED

"a IN. WOMEN. ,fET GOVERN biENT
NI jobs S65 20 $3.50 a month; 1000
appointments monthly. Write for list.
Franklin Institute, Dept. ait Rochester,
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WANTED


AZ ANTED-PARTY TO TAKE BABY
w for adoption. Address w-5s, Evening
Journal Office, or phone 4219-Y. nov9.2t.
w ANTED - ANTIQUE FURNITURE.
w even in broken condition. Historical
China, old iewelry, old paintings. Levin.
No. 2o3 W. Seventh St. feb5.eod.tf.
w AMI El--l.OOO cAkPETs TO CLEAN,
w storage rooms for rent. 81 so auc
81 90 per month. Both rhonea. GEO p
NC - tHoF Hrarge ~ 'eho4.B
NJ ANTED - WATCH AND JEwELRY
w repairing. Also eye httng Store
open evenings until 8 o'clock Saturday
evenings until 10 o'clock. Orig nal Thomas
Jewelry Store. No. 400 Market street.
feb14-tf
WJ ANTED--sECoND HAND FURNI.
w ture. Whole households bought
Safes, ofhce fixtures. etc, bought. Head.
quarters for all kinds Of Rugs and Linoleums
Furni iture stored and money advanced at
legal interest per cent. for a year.
CHARLES S. HURLOCR
Seventh and Poplar Streets.
iulys-tf TeleDhone. d. A.. 1I73A
Evening journal., 1914-11-09

FOR SALE

-
L. Or SALE-SECOND-HAND HEATER.
II In good condition. Apply $40 ORANGE
/ STREET aug26.tf
Evening journal., 1914-11-09

NJ y ENTIRE LOT OF PIGEONS FOR
street nov2.12t.
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HELP WANTED-MALE

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- oVFRNNFNT POSITIONS ARE EASY
" 20 get Ny free booklet, N,e0o' tells
how Write today-NOW. hari hopAhs'
Washington, ID. @. noN-'~m'
Our statesmen WANTED TO SELL
guaranteed standard Iron. Easy sales
1erce nrofits. Address W-57 Evening Jour
nal Oiice hoNS'ii'
A BLE.BODIED MEN. GOOD EHESlGHI,
a for fremen and brakemen. Good wages {;
cxperienco unnecessary. State age. Railway,
care Evening Journal Once.
nov7.9, 4.16,21, ,23,2s,3o.
w ANTED-Two MEN TO APPOINT
w agents. Salary, $50 a week and com
mission. experience unnecessary. lustic'
Air Products Co. Niagara Falls n. y.
nov9.st
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RENTS COLLECTED
ROOFERS
TYPEwRITING WANTED.

~ YPEN RITING DONE REASONABLY.
i Satisfaction guaranteed. Address E.9
Evening Journal Office. or phone 554sD az
ter p. NJ, and work will be taken care
Of promptly oct2I-imo
Evening journal., 1914-11-09

II OR SALE-TWO WHITE ENAMEL
II Beds with National Springs also Othelio
oal Range Phone 48l6D. nov9-3t
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APARTMENTS

Il OR RENT-THIRD FLOOR APART
ment three rooms and bath. hot water
heat. No 1409 Jackson 81. oct9etf
Evening journal., 1914-11-09

u OR RENT-APARTMENTs 61e WEST
II Third street. Apply 10
MAX EPHRAIM. 3 West Fourth ST.
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SHAMPOOING.

AIDES AND CHILDREN's SHAM
pooing done. Call d. & A. phone, 4435D
r No. 725 West Fourth ST. octie-m.w.s.1m
Evening journal., 1914-11-09
REMOVAL NOTICE

Ny oTICE-DR. f. ". RYON HAS
IN returned from Colorado and is again
occupying his Offices ct 2si-2s3 DUPONT
Bldg. oct5 m,w,f-tf.