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Evening journal., 1914-01-08
NEWS ALONG
STATE LINE
Special to THE EVENING JOURNAL.

Special to THE EVENING JOURNAL.
BOOTH CORNER. Pa. Jan. S.-1he
New Years social held at the home
of Mr.. and Mrs. Alfred Banks Sr., on
Monday night. was a success. About
Si7 was cleared. The social was ar
ranged by the local W. c. t. L.
All a recent meeting of the official
board Of Chester-Bethel Methodist
Church Thomas S. Iobley was re-
appointed caretaker of the church and
cemetery.
There was no Sunday night service
In Chester-Bethel Church Sunday
night because of the storm.
james Cheyney, owner OF the
Charles p. thinner farm. is planning
to have a new barn erected on the
farm
A horse belonging 90 Lewis =.
Baldwin died Of lockiaw on Sunday.
A young horse, belonging TO Alfred
Banks, Jr, has been threatened Win
pneumonia, but IS now recovering.
Mrs. Alfred Banks, Sr., celebrated
Ianother birthday in a quiet way at her
home on Monday.
Mrs. Frank Cloud is improving.
Mrs. william Twaddell, Sr., Is num-
bered among the very sick OF the
Inc ghborhood She recently had an
operation performed at a Chester Pa
hospital
The personal property Of Mr.. and
Mrs. Samuel ". Handy. Sr. consist.
ing OF horses. cattle, etc, will be sole
next Thursday afternoon, January 10
+ Personal: George Booth, daughte
and sons spent a few days with Mr
and Mrs. Edward Mills, at their hom'
i'm Wilmington. Mrs. Davis an'
daughter. Miss Madaline, have beei
visiting at Chester-Bcthel parsonag
as guests OF the Rev. and Mrs. Edwn
II. Gardner-Mr. and Mrs. Edwar'
Handy, of Wilmington, were guest
this week of Mr. and Mrs. Alfre'
Banks. Sr.-Mrs. Thomas 5. Iebley
Miss Jennie and Master Baldwin Tai
lev Zebley visited Mrs. Lewis Nichol
son at Claymont on Tuesday Mis-
Marion Handy, who has been visitini
her sister. Miss Gertrude. in Philadel
phia. has returned home.-Miss LIZ
zie Trump was in Philadelphia oi
Monday
Evening journal., 1914-01-08
AT THE GARRICK.

John Hcaly, the "cullud parson.7 who
is appearing at the Carrick Theatre
this week, is one of the real funny
minstrel man OF the age For long
time he was one of the chief fummakers
of Al G.. Fields minstres and he is,
therefore, well and favorably known to
the people of Wilmington. lie was
also at the Garick Theatre some years
ago. lIealy is naturally funny. lie
can't help t. and great deal OF his
comedy is spontaneous and ON the spur
OF The moment. As a stump speaker it
would be hard TO find his superior lie
appears ON the stage as a blaclSface
artist. and it would not seem natural il
be didn't. for be has been doing that
sort OF work SO long that it would
seem odd to himself as well rs TO the
spectators Healy has been making a
big hit with the Garrick patrons this
week. and he no doubt greatly appre-
ciates the friendship the people have for
him
Evening journal., 1914-01-08
DELAWARE CITY NOTES.

Special to THE EVENING JOURNAL.
DELAWARE CITY, Del, Jan. S-A
dance for the benefit of the fire COM
pany will be given in the fire engine
house on Friday evening. January 10
The committee in charge is: Chair
man, Charles Tugend Ralph Mulligan,
Irwin Cats and Howard Money.
Lieutenant Jacob A. Mack, who has
been instructor of the National Guard
Of New Hampshire, has arrived az
Fort Dupont. where he has been as
signed to the 45th Company.
Lieutenant Bell has arrived at Fort
Mott \. j., where he has been as
signed to the 36th Company.
Private Stumpp. of the Quarter
master Corps, at Fort Constitution
~ H., has been transferred to Fort
DUPONT, where he arrived on Monday
The river banks near here are be
ing repaired after the damage done by
the recent storm.
Evening journal., 1914-01-08
SUSSEX BOARD
OF REVISION
READY TO WORK

Special 70 THE EVENING JOURNAL
GEORGETOWN. Del, Jan. S-rhe
monthly meeting of the SUSSEX Coun-
ty Levy Court was held here Tuesday
afternoon. Dr. John H. Hammond.
former representative of the General
Assembly. was employed as "A coron-
ors physician.
The contract for the construction
OF the bridge at Lewes was awarded
to W. NJ. Homan for St3,235.67.
Daniel j. Layton was authorized to
ascertain the amount or ground rent
due the county and collect the same.
Several of The buildings surrounding
the Sussex county court house are on
ground rent, the owners of nearly all
having leases for several years
An order for $3.50 In part payment
of the contract price for the consiruc-
ton of Marsh Hope bridge. on the d.
viding line between Kent and Sussex
B counties, was Orawn In favor Ur
! George Dolex.
The attorney of The Levy Court was
directed to make Arrangements for
the sale of enOsgh of tae county count
house bonds TO realize 100000, anc
to likewise make arrangements for
the sale of enough of the county
bridge bor1s TO realize $4,000.
The following board OF revision Of
assessments for the county for this
year was selected:
Cedar Creek Burton Mas
ten. Harry L. Grier, OF Milford.
North West Fork hundred-Thomas
Richards, Harry X. Wright Bridge
Vile.
Nanticoke-George Macklin. Bridge
Vile. r. d.; James W. Hastings
Georgetown. r. ID.
Seaford- George Huston and To-
renzo B. Cannon, Seaford.
Broad Creek Noah IL. James
Laurel, r. d.; II. l.. Moore, seaford
r.. ID.
North Little Creek-R. r. Collins
and Fred NJ. Hearns, Laurel.
South Little Creek-Horace b
James and John W. Culver, Delmar
; DagsborO-Robert l. Houston anc
Clayton NJ. Atkins. Millshoro.
GumbOrO-E ELIAS ID. Taylor anC
] Walter Lewis, Millsboro, r. ID.
Baltimore-Captain Edward Lynch
5 nagsboro. r. d.; Kendall West
= Frankford r. ID.
t Indian River-James J. Simpler
y Georgetown, r. D.; Clifford 2. Bur
ton. Angola.
b. Georgetown - John r. Steele
e Georgetown: Matford Short, George
I town. r. ID.
Ilewes and Rehoboth-William II
- Bookhammer. Lewes; Harland NJ
Z Joseph. Midway.
r Broadhln-B. Frank Walls and An
4 drew Bryan Milton.
Evening journal., 1914-01-08
MARRIAGE TO
COST 10 CENTS
ReGiSt T Will Record Wedding
Contracts Without
Licenses

MILWAUKEE,. Jan. S--The im-
mediate effect Of the new Eugenics
Marriage law in the first week Of It's
enforcement which ended last night,
has been 70 cut the number OF licenses
TO wed issued TO almost nothing. Most
county clerks report daily that no re-
quests for licenses had been made.
Others had refused several requests
when the applicant had not presented
the requisite physicians certificate
that the man was free from disease.
Publicity given statements by at
torneys that the Wisconsin Supreme
Court has recognized as legal mar
riage any agreement between the
contracting parties resulted in an
nouncement by Julius G.. Kroken,
register of deeds of Dane county, that
he would record common law mar
riage contracts for 10 cents each.
mo SO doctors Zee is necessary, d
he said only 10 cents to register the
contract No marriage certificate, no
doctors. no pastor required The
registration of the contract ia neces.
sary TO obtain recognition in the
courts
Evening journal., 1914-01-08
SCOTT MASTERs ELECT.

The Scout Masters Association Of
Delaware. Boy Scouts Of America.
held their first meeting on Tuesday in
old Swedes parish house, and repre-
of Troops 2, 6 and 8, of VII
mington. 1 of Newark and OF
Christiana were present. The scout
masters of Troop No. Z, of Whining
ton. and No. / of New Castle, were
unable TO attend. but sent letters eX-
pressing their approval Of the plan.
The object of the new organization is
to promote cooperation between the
various troops. and scout masters de-
string to join the organization will be
welcomed.
The officers elected at the meeting 2
were Senior Scout Master Garrick
Mallery, Jr. and Secretary Millard
Taylor.
Evening journal., 1914-01-08
To Ward Off Winter
Complexion Ills
lTrom lhe Qncenl


To keep tho face smooth, white and
beautiful an winter. there's nothing quite
30 good aa ordinary mcrcolized wax. Rough
chnppcd or discoiorcd skin. inevitable n
thi, weather, Is gently absorbed by the wax
and replaced by the ncwer frasher ska
beneath. The face exhibits no ,facc Of tho
wax, the litter being applied nt bedtime ana
washed on mornings. Creams powders and
rouges. the other hand. are apt TO appeal
conspicuous at this season because Of al
tcrnaling expansion and contraction Of Tho
skin, due 20 changing temperatures / sd
wise you 20 try this simple treatment. Gel.
nn ounce of mercolxed wax at any drug
store and use like cold cream. This will hclu
amy skin ut once, and in a week or SO tue
complexion viii look remarkaDiy youthful
and healthy.
Winds and flying dust often cause squint
ing and other contortions which make wrn
wrinkle, however produced by using o. tarm
less face bath made by dissolving / o.. pow
derod saxolite Ia l-2 pt. witch hazel
Evening journal., 1914-01-08
HAVE COLOR IN YOUR CHEEKS
BE Better Looking - Take Olive
Tablets.

II your skin is yeilow-compleNion palhu
TONGUE coated--appetite Poor--you have
bad taste I'M your MOUTH lazy, no-g"oo
feelinr-vou should take Olive Tablets.
DR. Edwards Olive Tablets substitute
Tor calomei--were prepared by Dr Edwards
after N wears of study with his patients.
DR.. Edwards Olive Tablets are purely
vegetable compound mixed with olive OIL
You viii know them by their olive color
II you want a clear, pink skin bright
ewes. no pimpies. a feeling Of buoyancy like
childhood DAYS you must get at the cause.
DR.. Edwards Olive Tablets act ON TIE liver
and bowels like cal0mel--yet have no danger.
GUS after effects. They start the bile anu
overcome constipation. That's why millions
of boxes are sold annually at Toe and 25c
per box
Take one or two nightly and note the
pleasing results The Olive Tablet Com
pany. Columbus Ohio For sale By alt
druggists.
Evening journal., 1914-01-08
TRAPsHoorING AVERAGES.
National Champion Lewis Leads ANA
teurs and Heer Heads "Pros."

NEW YORK. Jan. S.-lhe records Of
more than 200 amateur and professional
trapshootcrs are included IN the official
Averages for the season OF 1918 a. an
nomccd by the Interstate Association
for the encouragement of trap shooting.
The Averages are based ON minimum
of 20O0 targets and the list Is compiled
from the record OF more than iOOo
trapshooters who competed at regis
tered tournaments during the past
year.
Bart Lewis. Of Auburn, ILL.,, national
amateur champion, leads the army OF
non professional shooters with an aver
age of 1857. having broken SSH tar
gets out of 00SO during 1918. High
average among the professionals is held
by W. II. Heer, of Guthrie, Okla, with
record of 520G targets out OF 1850, for
an average OF 1880.
Evening journal., 1914-01-08
LOCAL TROLLEY
CHIEF DESIGNS
P. A. Y. E. CAR

The new pay as You enter cah which
arrived here several days ago consigned
TO the Peoples Railway Company, was
designed by r. w. Crook, general man
ager OF the local company.
In general appearance it is similar TO
the cars now being used on that line,
except that it is much larger and the
interior different The car is "A feet
long and fitted with double trucks.
The seats are crosswi-e instead OF
longitudinal. and are finished in cane.
The aisle is unusually wide. The hang
ing straps for passengers compelled to
stand are of the new sanitary type, the
first Used in Wilmington, and all fin
ished in white enamel The ceiling of
the car is also finished in white EN-.
amel.
The car differs from others in the
doors. The ordinary pay-within car has
but one door ON each side. one in front
and one in back. Sometimes. as in
large cities both doors are ON tine same
side This car has four doors, one on
each side at each end.
This feature enables the car to dis
charge It's passengers on either side and
when it reaches Brandywine Springs
with summer crowd all doors may be
opened and the crowd let out quickly
II viii be used both summer and winter
and if satisfactory, which it is ex
pected to do, the ears of the line will b'
replaced as rapidly as possible with thi'
new type.
The car will be placed ON the Brandy
wine Springs line.
Evening journal., 1914-01-08
What Do You Want
TO Know About Sporf7

Sporting Editor EVENING JOURNAL.
What is the nationality and right
name OF Tommy Murphy, and is he
first rater in the lightweight division!
JIM.
Murphy is his right name. He is at
present matched to fight Willie Ritchie
for the lightweight tile on next Feb
ruary %.
Sporting Editor ENE-.ING JOURNAL.
who was Captain Paul Boyntong
Did he ever establish any recordsf
@. G.. E.
Captain Paul Boynton was a famous
swimmer Of nearly twenty years ago.
He swan down the Hudson river sew
eral times. He wore a swimming out
fit which he claimed enabled him to
walk On water.
Sporting Editor ENENIN' JOURNAL.
is Soldier Bartfeld considered a top
notchcrg Where does X. o. Brown live
now j. Z.
Soldier Bartfield is a good man, but is
not considered among the topnotchers.
X. o. Brown lives on Second avenue,
between Fifteenth and Sixteenth
streets, New York.
Sporting Editor EVENING JOURNAL
Did Johnny DAILY. the bantamweight
boxer. ever outpoint Johnny Coulon and
Knockout Brown! If so, when and
wherey bOAht~
Evening journal., 1914-01-08
FAINTS WHEN
SHE MEETS THIEF

Special 10 THE EVENING JOURNAL
MILFORD. Del. Jan. S-Hearing
something fall upstairs at her home
Mrs Margaret Waller, wife OF a bay
shore farmer, went upstairs TO see
what the trouble was. As she enter
ed the guest chamber in the front
part of the house, she came face 20
face with man who had been ram
sacking the bureau drawers. Mrs.
Waller screamed and fell in a swoon,
while members of the family rushed
upstairs 10 see what the trouble was.
The man had climbed out the win-
dow and dropped to the ground.
Evening journal., 1914-01-08
@BEvERLY OF GRAUSTARK."

Although George Barr McCutch-
cons Beverly" has been published
for several years and although there
appeared on the cover of the book
Harrison Fishers conception OF the
ideal "Bevely,' garbed in a most
ravishing hat and veil, it was not un-
til the novel was dramatized and put
on the stage that the Beverly hat"
became one of fashions crazes. For
the past four years in every city of
the country where Beverly" has ap-
peared, the women have enthused
Evening journal., 1914-01-08
RUSHING WORK
ON ASSESSMENT

The members OF the Board of As
Revision and Appeals is
working day and night to complete
as rapidly as they can the problem
of revising the real estate assessments
under the new assessment plan, and
the tax books are fast rounding N
shane for the new taxation. The
in the First and Third
wards has been completed, and the
board is now working on the Fifth
ward figures. It is not known exactly
when the revised assessment will be
concluded. but it will not be before
some time in February. Many changes
in the tax rates will be effected by
the new system when il goes into ef-
feet
Evening journal., 1914-01-08
osO $50 642 2IO2
FISH COMPANY OFFICERS.

special 70 THE EVENING JOURNAL
LEWES, Del, Jan. S.-At the meet
ing of the Coast Fish. oil and Ferl-
Iizer Company, David W. Bur
bage was elected president
and general manager; Elmer Cutten'
of Dover. first vice-presidant; Thom-
as II. Howell, OF Camden, second
vice president; Harry Hankin, Lewes
secretary: William A. Russell. Lewes.
treasurer; Robert o. ID. Hinokley' OF
Rehoboth, and William H. Greenwell'
OF Kenton. Del, directors. The COM
rany. which was organized last
March with a capital of S250,O0O has
its plant on Lewes Beach, beyond
the plants Of the Lewes Fisheries and
Delaware Fish Oil Company.
Evening journal., 1914-01-08
ASSAILANT OF
GROCER FREE

Walking into tile grocery store Of
John Moss. at vandever avenue and
Buena Vista street yesterday. a young
negro ordered a pound Of cakes, and
when Moss turned I. fll the order
struck him on the head with q short
iron bar. Moss head was cut but he
jumped over the counter and Crap
pied with his assailant The two
men fought about the store for sew
eral minutes, but the negro finally
broke away and fed. The police
ARRESTED a suspect, but he proved to
be the wrong man and was released.
Evening journal., 1914-01-08
DON'T KNOW THEY
HAVE APPENDICITIS

Many Wilmington people who have
chronic appendicitis. which is not very
painful, have doctored for years for
gas on the stomach, sour stomach or
constipation. ]. NJ Eckard states If
these people viii try A SINGLE DOSE
of simple buckthorn bark glycerine.
ETC.. as compounded in Alder-i-ka. the
remedy which became famous by cur
ing appendicitis, they VIA be surprised
at the INSTANT benefit
Evening journal., 1914-01-08
aMAY nOMN EAST..

William A. Brady's special produc-
tion OF the foremost OF all rural plays
"Way Down East" will be seen at
The Playhouse for an entire week,
starting January Goth. with all its
quaint old characters that have in the
past years made It a household name
the name Squire Bartlett, kind
hearted. but rudely just; pretty Anna
Moore. with her trials and woes; Seth
Holcomb, with his long life bi'ters;
the inimitable constable Rube VIII D.
pie, and last but not least. Hi Holler,
he of the boisterous laugh The COM
edy is of a bright and clean kind that
refreshes as we'll as amuses.
Evening journal., 1914-01-08
FEDS AFTER WAGNER.

BY The United Press.
PITTSBURGH Pa, Jan. $40 veri-
fcation was forthcoming from the Of
fees of the Pittsburgh Federal Club TO-
day of report that the services OF
Hans Wagner OF the Pirates and Cam
nitz OF the Phillies were being sought.
The report was not taken very seriously
as far as Wagner Is concerned.
Another report was that the Pitts
burch Federals We're angling Tor Pitcher
Steen. Catcher O'Neill aud Outtieldel
Leibold OF Cleveland
Evening journal., 1914-01-08
WINDSOR AFTER mBs AGAIN.

wood Hihs at Third and Highland
avenue. Chester, on Saturday. At the
last meeting OF these teams at Shell
pot Park Windsor won by the score
of 10 o. and expect TO make another
win on Saturday. The Windsor team
serves are also requested to 80 with
the team
Evening journal., 1914-01-08
Attractions in the City Theatres

over the beauties of the Beverly"
hat and Il is being copied far and
wide.
Beverly of Graustark" is to be
presented at The Playhouse Friday
and Saturday. with Saturday matinee.
sDARkTOWN FOLLIES."
J. Leubrie Hill. and The Darktown
FOllies in my Friends from Ken
lucky" will be the attraction at The
Playhouse for five nights and two
matinees. starting next Tuesday He
has assembled company of colored
stars, and feature for all lovers of
good music is the singing, in which
they introduce negro melodies. while
the dancing and comedy is of the
highest type. This company carries
carload of scenery, and electrical
effects, while the wardrobe rs the
most elaborate seen in any colorcd
production.
Evening journal., 1914-01-08
CARPENTERS MEET TONIGHT

The United Brotherhood Of Carpenters
and Joiners win meet this evening, when
George G.. Griffith of Baltimore, general
organizer and John IL. Hickey, business
agent of the local union, viii speak.
The meeting is one OF series to be held
IN conjunction with the Labor Forward
Movement to be started here
Evening journal., 1914-01-08
woRKMAN LosEs ARM.

Simon Mozzi, employed at the =. b
and w Railroad Company's roundhouse
at Todds Cut, had his right arm ampu
tated at the Delaware Hospital yestcr
day Mozzi had his arm mashed whils
no work.
Evening journal., 1914-01-08

In game at the fort on Tuesday
afternoon. the 18TH Company defeat
ed the 36th Company. by the score of
one goal to none. The playing OF both
teams was very good and fast Lea.
of the 112th Company, made the only
goal scored during the game.
Evening journal., 1914-01-08
suFFERs BLOOD POISON.

While opening oysters last saturday
Harry A. Beeson. proprietor OF the sa-
loon at sixth and Shipley streets, stab
bed his left hand with the oyster knife
and blood poison has developed. Mr..
Bee-on is now under "a physicians care
and il suffering great pain.
Evening journal., 1914-01-08
SETTER CLUD MEETING.

The Delaware Pointer and Setter
Club will meet tonight at the home OF
n. b. Lyman, No. 2O4 West Twenty
fifth street All members are request
ed 10 be present.
Evening journal., 1914-01-08
sALEsIANUM STOPPED

Salesianum lost It's hrst game OF
the year to Smyrna High on Tuesday
% to 21.
Bud O'Neil. the redoubtable for
ward of the defeated legion, proved
the star of the game. Smyrna de-
pended most upon Ennis. Lipe-up.
Salesianum Smyrna.
Evening journal., 1914-01-08
APPROVE SALARY ORDINANCE

The ordinance providing for an in
crease in the salaries Of City Judge
Philip q. Churchman and Assistant
CITY Solicitor John r. Lynn was sign
ed by Mayor Harrison W Howell yes
terday afternoon.
Evening journal., 1914-01-08
LICENSE APPLICATION

~ OrICE-I. THOMAS +. CASSIDY, THb.
~ owner sud occupant OF the house stu
aled az No. s22 j.. Seventh street. In IN tus
Eighth ward. in the c.ty OF Whining.
ton. county of New Castle and State
Of Delaware, Ia compliance with the require
meuts OF the acts of the General Assembly "a
such case made and provided, do hereby glye
notice that I shall apply in writing TO the
Court of General Sessions Of the state OF
Ielawaro In aud for New Castle county, %
Monday che second day Of March, A.
ID. 1914, being tho next term Of said court
Tor a license tor said house, as an Inn Of
tavern. for the sale therein Of intoxicating
houors in less quantities than one quart %
be drunk on the premises. and the following
respectable citizens of said ward 40 leas,
twelve of whom are substantial lrecholdcrs
of said ward. recommend the said application,
Evening journal., 1914-01-08
M MI. A. FOrRTH Ms.

The y. NJ. H. a. fourth basketball
team defeated the Edgemont A. G..
five yesterday by the score Of p to
II. The fourth team has but recent
ly been organized.
Evening journal., 1914-01-08

A Want Ad is read by more people,
ottracts more attention and gets re-
snlts more speedily than any other
method.-AdT.
Evening journal., 1914-01-08
KNIGHTS BEST HERMITs.

In the weekly bowling contest be-
tween the Knights and Helmits on the
y. NJ. {. A. alleys last night the Knights
won two out OF the three games rolled.
The scores;
Evening journal., 1914-01-08

~ oTICE-I. JOHN s.. BRoKAW, TRAD
y ing as Wutson's Pharmacy, license4
druggist tonrut and occupant OF the house
situntcd al No sO3 Market street. In the
Fifth ward in the city OF Wilmington couut1
of New Castle and state Of Delaware, iu com
pliaucc with the requirements OF the Acts O.
provided do hereby give notice that shall
snpiv M writing 10 the Court Of General
Sessions. OF the state oi Delaware, in and
for Now Castle county. on Monday. the second
day of March. A. D. 1914, being the next
house as O. drug store. for she sale therein
of Intoxicating liquors. by prescription Tor
medicinal purposes. ir less quantities than
one quart and the following respectable citi'
Gems OF said ward. 90 least twelve Of whom
are substantial free holders OF said ward
recommend the said application. VIZ;
III. j. Pollard S. r. irving, NJ. d.
B McEntoc. G.. r.. ronlk. M d.,
M. b.. p W Iomlnsor.
w. IT, spocr. NJ. d. NJ. D..
H. H. pennock, Jesse h baylis.
a. D. Julian Admit M d.
". d. Wushburn, ". V. Harrison.
al. d. ". IA. Bacon.
Ioln l.. Fisher M d.. a.. Oestrcirhcr
H W Howell NJ. DIT. D.. pierson, NJ. ID
/ willard Springer D.. u. Hanua.
! M d.. g. IL. McCal.
= Traynor j. T.. Pyle. A. d..
/ ID. ID. S.. g. a.. Carmichael,
I Euoch Moore. A.. d..
Gilbert Barrett. Wm G.. Cleavcr.
JOHN s. BROkAW, Trading as
inns.oi. WArsON's s PHARMACY
Evening journal., 1914-01-08

~ OTICE-L THOMAS A. CARNEY. THE
y tenant and occupant OF the nolAc sItu-
ated at 80. East Fourth street. IN the
Fourth ward in tho city of Wilmington.
county of New Castle and State Of Denvarc
in compliance with the riquire
ments of the Acts Of the General
Assembly. in such case made and provided
10 hereby give notice that ] shall apply In 3
gritng 70 the Court OF General Sessions OF
're State o. Delaware IN and for New Castle
uunty. on Monday, the second day Of
.jurch. a. ID. 1914, being the next term OF
SAID court. Tor n license for said house. az
an inn or tavern. for the sale therein Of in
f0xicaUng liquors in less quantities than Que
quaft 10 be drunk ON the premises. aud the
following respectable citizens OF said ward.
20 least twelve Of whom are substantial free
loiders Of said ward. recommend the said ap
Evening journal., 1914-01-08
roRT DUPONT SOCCER.

Special TO THE, EVENING JOURNAL
DELAWARE CITY, Del, Jan. s. -
Following is the standing of the Soc
GER league of the Coast Defense of the
nalovvo,.o.