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Evening journal., 1914-01-30
PUBLIC SAFE


LARGE PUBLIC SALE
- AZ kLAfR'S nhIAAk,
<'--~ SATURDAY. JAN il
W As.A SO bead of Horses of all
Nh :;' :::; :: ::..:. :s' :$: ';:: M :::: "a 4:
Sable Francis. troitrr.
race record. .il a. Tot ol Wagons of uu
Of Harness and bisnteis. Goods Of on
kinds. 100 sets oi new Harness. aon Col.
lars always on hand 90 private sale Horses
aN che time 40 private sale. Bring your
horses boz and sell them and set che cash.
SO nofe here. strictly casa. Two new
keniuctg hreak carts 40 private sale. sale
every Saturday at
ianseei wiiminsior De-.
ID UWIC SALE WF UNDERSIGNED
II ui'l sell at public sale on ihe Euns
Hope. iarm i.- mlle. south 9d lio'les'la'
O'Clock r. a..
Tuo ior.e.. pair Of black horses. and
"a years 0Iu .0od drivers end win work
anywhere. One COW iarm lmplomcnis.
wagon. goth century manure spreadcr. riding
ru.tirator new hand cultiraiorF. moving
machIno. spring tooth end spike hlrrnus.
plow.. potato digger hay Fat iwo.horso mar.
kei dearborn. nrN e..rringc. nnggs. surrey,
pnaeion sleigh. push cart. whee.harrov.
wheel hoo and .red dril combined. ihorsc-
power gasoline engine. feed grinder. fodder
cutter frrrlnr saw aud frame stage har'
ness. dearborn hHrnrss. collars brides horse
blankets forks Shorcls hoes bay fork and
rope. corn shelter. Iln. iol chains. crnsr.cut
saws feed hoNes. beam end ucisr. iron wise
'ot oi bored no.ff. incubator. hrooder. 81.
gallon gasoline tank. about 1n Rhode Island
Red nrlcis. 900 bushels oi c0rn. 1j bushels
0i oats tons haIod bay. wheat in enc
ground
Household Goods Separator. ehurn. butter
worker and scales. butter iuh. buckets. milk
cans. sausage grinder lord press cook
stofcs. heater aud chunk stoves on stove
washing machine. tubs. lamps. dishes beds
square knahe piano iu good condition c1.
tension table. antique walnut table. Windsor
chairs and scffrc hali ractr Dot of vinegar
and barrels. Terms OF sale
r. n. NOorES.
Hicks Cirrt Sff-ram tnrfioneer
lin10itb-.2.
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SPECIAL MEETING.

n125 nONfN0N TERMfNHL CON-
" pANN The annual meeting OF the
sforkholdfrs of this company. for the clcc.
fion OF directors aud for The transaction OF
such other business as may be- necessary ana
proper. will Doe held at The principal onres
Of the company. Pier -l. North River in ine
r'fv OF New York. on Tuesday, February 10.
fnii at f2 A. and The polls viii De closed
at1 p A. The stock transfer books viii De-
closed ten days prior 90 ihc date of meeting
~. T.. WOODROW
f.unn.f.Ir Secretary.
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REGISTERS NOTICE


~ sTArE OF GEOROE 81. GOODWIN.
II DECEASED. Notice is horoby gwen
thuf Letters Ie1amcniary upon the estate
oi Nrlrge ~. Goodwin, late of Wilmington
hundred. deceased. where duly granted unto
Ella a.. GniNin. ON The eighth day of Jan.
nary. A. ID. 1914 md all persons indebted
Co fhc said deceased. are r'uucsfrd 60 make
payment i0 thc eNeruiriy without delay. end
al persons having demands against the de-
cersof, are reuuiui io eNhih't and present
frII. Un Ur before The eighth dag 0f Iunu-
ari a. ID. 1915. or abide hy The law ir
this behalf
ELLA A. GOODWIN Exeruirix.
Address Ela a. Goodwin. 40. 107 West
Eighteenth ST., city. iauo rod 3wts.
IL STATE OF WILLIAM H. LOwDEN
II DECEASED --Noiice is hereby given
fHHt Letters 0f Administration upon ihe cs-
tate of William III. LoWden. lute oi VIII
miurfon hundred. dcrrused. were duly
granted unio Security Trust and Safe De-
posff COMPANY, on the tvcnty-hrat day oi
January A. ID. 1914. aud al persons iu-
dchied io fhe said deceased are requested Go
mrar payment fo thc administrator without
dollF. and a persons having demands
aeainst The deceased are required to exhibit
Hrd present che same. duly prohntod. to- the
said Administrator on or before thc twenty
nrsi day of January. A. ID. 1913. or abide
uy che Jaw boz this behalf
SECURITY TRUST AND SAFE
DEPOSIT COMPANY. Administrator.
Address Security Trust and Safe Deposit
Company. Wilmington. Delaware.
iau23-eod 1wLs.
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CHR0P0DISTS

-.r--le--.-.-sr '..,>'s-s-,l,. e-e-rsa,l~..e-r.
IL Market street. Graduate Of Fowler and
Hanna Treats CONS nuuiors lugrowu
Nans Eic. Evening" hy appointment b.
a A. 26f7. nov26-f.
IL IiZABErH HANRAHAN. GRADUATE
II furlrr 81 llaufa iid. CInorndy and
manirurlne. hnif dressing aud miafarinr.
40. 900 Adams 50. ID. 4 A. ,Hls Even
ing hv appointment. rayih'iyr.
A NNIE M. sCHAFFER. CHROrODisT.
IA cornF. nunious. ingrowu nails treated
foot mussnrc Consult me Tor all foot trou
hles ID. A. Phone 1885. No. an
West Tefih street Ianl6.t
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ROOFERs

= 0sffii r. 0'NfiiI Co-rfS. TAR
u and Stag Eoodng. hot Air Heating
so. aus ~. Third street. Wilmington. ncla
ware dec21.1m.
~ A.. WILLIAMS co.
w D.. 40. elf Orange 81 Roofing spout
nE and Heating. Meinl rnd composition
roofing. Hof AZ urlrnr lni Nnntiafinr
Rcn1ir'rr promptly done. Phone. iani6-f
nON'r nE LIKE rHf Man WHO
! waited flr stormy weather before hav-
rr bic roof repaired. New roofs 0ur ann'
riafv. ouaransrr Hoofnr and lleeiinr Co.
Chr'stana avenue and Caymoni 81. Phones
%. a. A 553t; Automatic 1912.
Innr.fmn
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HAIR DRESSING

II ain WcRk~c0NBiSGs MADE TF.
III win eau ai your home Mrs p.
Evans so. 81 Market street. ID. a A..
phone 1ifin ian22tf.
- HAMpOOfNG. WITH OR WITHOUT
= shampoo board Nnnicunnr electric
scalp treatment facial massage hair dress
nr. also face racks
CARRIE m. WRIGHT
D kA.. Sdlf NO. .ii ". Tenth So.
nF6.Iyr
IlI1lf ArTfN1iON nN So EXPERT
y zach week. htips wonderfully we ore
experts. Hair dressing. marirurInc. scalp
treatment fare and head massag|nE. chill
lrrn eors o. snccla|fy. Louise q. Potts
sol fQuiiabir Bids ian.a-lm.
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DANCING

hANlIAu Lessons, PRIVATE OK rs
~ classes Regular dances Monday and
fudHg evenings. Nrs. snyder. ODD Pei
love- Hat fhfi and KING streets.
ID. N A. Phone f20fn. deci7 90 ap- ~
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RrSINEss NOTICES


~ TOI WAIST ro SfI.I YOUIs CLOTHES
| csn nn lraac Gibbs 40. s7' rrrrch &c.
d. 4 A. phone No. 299i. aud he VAN call
GIN, them isn ST.
7 AwN MOWERS sHARPENED AND nv.
- paired. Carpet Swffners and Wrinccrs
ituIirfd. John r.. SchUeifrr so SOS West
Front street. Both phones. uao.f.
u fANO MOVING AND HAULING. ALL
Il work dore with special care. ID. A.
phone. 1iTfs Dol. 1912. james Stewart
Lowe. 30. 1900 ratnall s.. ian9.n
II OLLOWlNG a FIRE WHICH VISITED
II my shoe repairing shop. necessary re-
pairs have been completed. am again In a
nosifIon fo accrui work. beginning Monday
February .. and invite my customers to call.
Pete. sirih and Adams sirecis. isnl9-0t.
= ALLAuEE STAFFORD CO.
" Sheet Metal Worirra
lln. Stag aud Composition Rooanr Ito. Air
Hfaiinc Satisfaction guaranteed on on
WORK. so. $40 Orange street ID. & A.
Phone 500 Automatic 1890
SAMUEL g. WILLIAMS
ian2i.eod President and Con. Mgr
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lost AND FOUND

,'-'1r1li os i~1li Is0JCTI c7rTTGF TcC0TNf
hook Reward. panpcrmnu No. 2il
i1-i,r.rs Ave. ianau.2t.
O~T-ON THURSDAY ENENtNU. BE-
l. tween and p. m.. n sable foA Ncce
Iuf between Delaware Avenue and Eighth
and Pine streets Reward ll returned Co
SOL ffn Fasf Eighth 81. ianin.it
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TYPEWRITERS

-------+rr-r- =, - Ii, 4. =,
n, YpEWRtTFRS RENTED II = D
months $500. Rental applied on pur'
cnaso. Sold. $500 monthly. Typcwriters
repaired Royal Typewriter agency, Type
writer Exchange. No. 0i5 Market 50.
aural-tf
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nIsINrss OPpORTUNITIEs.

49, =.
a, ON sAIE--A LARGE pfrAhIMtNl
Is STORE Eastern Shore ri Maryland
nrl established trade rai and water route
IIrH0 comes for 800 miles. Iunn uf 5000,
Reason TO- selling. Disagreement m partners
idil.ss W.s6. Evening journal lioo
ianIn.lf.
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For SALE

lel W. Seventeenth street. three.siory
brick. 5 rooms. bath. . porchcs Opposite
Park. Price sf.1OO.
1929 Bennett ST. fwo-sforv hri.l
rooms. bath severed. renting for ef5 nef
month. Price. $1,000.
1919 Walnut ST.. rooms bath. scvored
Price. Sl 600.
e21025-o21 Guyer Ave. rooms oaeb
severed. Renting for S32 per month
1906 French street. threc.story brick
rooms. severed. Make offer
edd Walnut st. threo-stor hrics -
rooms. severed Renting for sfe ,.,
month. Price, sl.3OO.
GEORGE NJ. MILLER.
no. Sf5 ORANGE STREET.
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NIIlSICAL.
BUILDERS. CONTRACTORS
WANTED


xar ANTFD-f 900 CAKrEIs no CLEAN.
w storage rooms Tor rent. 81 90 and
e. 90 per month. Roth phones. GEO. 4.
LANG CO. 1905 Orange H. feb.i a..
xxrANTED - WATCH AND JEwEIRY
w repairing. Also eye fitting. Store
orou evenings until O'Clock. Saturday
evenings unfn no o'c'och. Original Thomas
Jewe.fy Store. SO. 400 Market street.
fobitff.
N RERCER PAYS MORE THAN OTHER
IL. dealers Tor your oince furniture and
lcrsshoid goods. Nau'ro losing money n
you don't so'l Oh him. A postal will bring
onr buyer there with thc ready cash.
nEROEN. Third and siipley streets. ID.
a A. Phone 1ii3A. mio'u.
NRr ANrEp-prRsoNAL PRO 'ERrY OF
w al kinds good sacondhand furniture
bought rnd sold. Seies. once fiNtutss.
ftc. Stoves a speciality. Also new lot
of Rugs iinoloum. ou Cloth. A. soc on She
doilar Come zee us before parting With
your cash. fof cssh talks WITH me.
CHARLES IS. HUNioCk.
iuisqff Seventh aud porlar Streets
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~ uH -iLE-tNTlgF sIOCk Oh IVY
N portion thereof of fhr Hardware and
trIHIrE Goods Branch of Cofcr Price a Co..
I0r IUTII rcnl estate. Address a1 commu.
rIrafions to p. %. bos lsf. Delaware Diiy.
Del. ian10fcbl.f.
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For Sale

4 farm of 80 acres, suitable for
trucking or light farming. on the road
10 New Castle. near Rose hin school
house. and about 20 minutes drive from
Fourth and Market streets. Land under
cultivation. Old fashion house. contain
ing . rooms. truck house. up-to-date
poultry plant, aud other ont building
Land bound 20 appreciate in value as
South Wilmington and New Castle grow
ndustriully.
Within half mile OF built mp section
of South Wilmington.
For terms apply TO
Wilmington Trust Co.,
Real Estate Department,
TENTH and MARKET STREETS
DUPONT BLDG.
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SPECIAL NOTICE.


OLD DOMINION STEAMSHIP loM-
~ pANY The annual mccting oi ihe
stockholders of fhIs company. Tor tNe eief-
zion of directors and for fho trausndtiln cl.
such other business as may he uerfNHorf ur
proper viii De- held at thc principal oilccs
OF tho company. Pier 20. NortA River Boz ihe
city of Nfw York on Tuesday. February lN.
foi1 af ~ m. and che polls viii bo closed
90 D.. m The stock transfer books VIII hc
closed ten days prior to the date of meciine.
IS. J.. WOODROW
inn1T fo fohu Secretary
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License APPLICATIONS.

~ OTICE-I JAMES n. KANE. THE
y tenant and orcunaur of fho house
known as the Hotel Wilmington situated at
Sos. el0.s2f Market ST.. ir the fifth ward
n che city OF Wilmington. county
0i New Castle and state of Delaware. In com.
pliaucc with the requirements oi the Acts ~
The t.enrrai Assembly. iu surh rasf made aud
provided do hrrrbr giFc notice that 7 shall
apply iu wiring to che Court oi General
Sessions. of che State cf Delaware in aud
Tor Now Castle county. on Monday. thc second
DAY of March. A. ID. 1914 being the next
term oi slid court. fnf icrnsr for sad
house as an inn Or tavern for the sac there.
iu OF intoxicating liquors. in less quantities
than one quart 20 be drunk on the prem
ises. and the following respectable citi-
zens of said ward. no least twelve Of whom
arc substantial ircoholders of said ward.
recommend the said application. vizs
Evening journal., 1914-01-30

~ Office - TO THE HONORABLE
y Judges oi the Court of General Ses.
siuuf oi tie State of Delaware boz and for
New Castle County. That John J. Maeahorn.
being rho owner and occupant of Gre house
situated at Nos. 207-2u0 West lruni
street. in the First ward. in che
city of Wilmington. county of New Castle.
and state OF Delaware. in compliance with
the requirements of fhe acts of tho Gcncrul
Assembly BOO such case made end provided.
hereby gives notice that De- shall Apply. in
writing. 90 she Court OF General Sessions ot
de county on Monday. iho second day of
March, A. d. 1914 being the first day oi
ihc said court. for license 10 compound.
rcrtify end sell in snid house. Intoxicating
liquors without restriction ns 90 quantity
in excess of onc.haf gallon. and not TO De
drunk on the premises and che following nam
cd respectable citizens. OF the said ward. at
lease twelve of whom are substantial free.
holders Of said ward. recommend fho said
rnH.IInrfi finH
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IL OR SAIE-AIL OUR olc A zoe PURE
II california Wines ai 90 per quart. Can't
l0 hlaf. Ajax kcl. 800 =. foluh Street.
nic.r
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l. lf 9ALF-BLAJkSNITu iNp WHEEL.
II wright shop doing good business. Ad.
Drrfs -.11| Evening Journal chcc-
Evening journal., 1914-01-30

T. or sAIE-COoD rAELOR Oh DINING
room stove. Elegant heater. VIII seii
lrfr cheap. Address 1l6 WEST SEVENTH
STREET iaule.1t
Evening journal., 1914-01-30

N vii'r-
The County Assessment for che several
districts of Wilmington hundred. TO- fh7 year
1914. has been completed and o. pusted for
inspection in the respective districts us foi.
lows.
First Districi-7ls Pine Street
second Districi-5O7 Wcst Twenty frst
Street
THIRD Disirioi-a2i West Fourteenth
Street.
Fourth District West Seventh Street
Finh District-15O3 West Third Street.
The assessors viii ID nt The County Court
House in che Lcgy Court room ON Saturday.
January 3i. 1914. from y 90 NJ o'clock. ard
20 4 o'ciocs. 90 hear appeals and make
corrections.
w. j. MEANEY.
Assessor. First District.
WN. WINTRUp.
Assessor Second District
GEO. W. cox
Assessor. Third District.
NEAL Al. KENNEDY.
Assessor Fourth District.
MARTIN r. NEALEl
Assessor Fifth District.
fnnfr z 40 "a n- 40.
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SITUATION WANTED. FEMAIE

.-.-....-- II
- OfORFn WOMAN WANTS WORK OF
l. any Kind On Tuesday and "Wednesday.
.ff nrLANORf PLACE. iau.e.ll
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HELP WANTED

rlNTFD-RAIf.WAY NAIL CLERKS.
w tro Is 90 li. Commence til mcnin.
steady work. WILMINGTON Examinations Fen'
rarr, 1i ihl sample questions free. Trans
in Institute Dept ak. Rochester, N. y.
i1n1flm
Evening journal., 1914-01-30

NJ OTICE-THE NEW CIRCULATING ~
~ brary is open at SO. 400 Washington
street. we are now prepared 90 take orders
for end deliver az latest books without eA
ira charge Phone calls promptly attended,
TO- Also solicit Tor 900 leading m1gafincs.
ID. a. A. phone 6iiCA; Automatic 53oj.
inrI..Imo
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FOR SALE

MODERN NEW HOME. with city con
venicnces within few minutes Of the conior
of the city By trolley; additional ground for
garden or chickens IL desired
Price and terms especially good Appir Co.
GEO. L. MEDILL.
$40 Market Stree
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nv HICKERfNC UPRIGHT PIANO. si25
l. cash. credit for part Do desired. Ad'
II... r ID. Box ff5 ian27-1m.
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PAPERHANGERs.

I ON NFYHOLD. pApEN IANUEK.
so. SO Madison So. Bel phone
'ilsfL. iani2-f.
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SITUATION WANTED-MALE.

~ DfsiRFs POSITION AS WATCH.
III man. best of reference. cen lVs
r1tr TWELFTH STREET inn2est
onnFR MOULD LIKE rO HAVE A
j steady position. Willing to start at
-l. ,,ceL Anply 10 rrcd D.. l.iif. so.
aiu south ClaYmont S. lanll-l.
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NOTICES

Al ADAM LEO - ROMANf 0lfS y
vi palmsi. will be- o. Shellpot Fark AZ
winter. Can be- seen at any time- ieis
have gone and will 20 through life. FOR 25c.
Shciipot Park. Wilmington. Delaware
dec5ff.
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Information for Travellers
PHILADELPHIA. BALTIMORE 4 WASH

Time Of departure Of trains beats and roeys from Wilmington
Trains Marked 60 Erpresses
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Help WANTED-FnMALE

HDiFS-FARN s1.15 DOZEN MAKING
Il plain nfckwcar. Homo business. hA'
-. in.frnrfons Necdiccraft tf1I. Al.
coma ia iauee-lt.
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~ 0On sQUARE PIANO WILL SELL
" reasonably. Apply SO CLAYTON ST..
Ian-s.1f
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For SALE

~ OH sALE-MY ENrHE STOCK of
n Irnrf nirconl John g.. lrfiaud -lo
T.rnrl ST. fanlo.6t
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u Ol sNLE-ONF Gas HEATER AND
N .nf nlr|or stove. Reasonable. A. u.
Io0fl -0i Market street. ian2q ~.
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REAL ESTATE For SALE

At A BARGAIN. NEWLY FURNIsHED
"A home. House. piano. furniture. rugs.
Altogether or separately. W. =. narkness.
ifr -95o Jefferson ST.. ian27im.
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KershaW & Whitten
FINEST LINE OF
WALL PAPER )

vs.. COR NINTH AND WINDSOR SITS.
u. a. A. Phone. 5i05D. Wilmington. Del.
Estimates Furnished. Lowest Prices.
augi1-tf.
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n UITIF|TI HUWNTU = UNHHNHHl
~ Che fouunf aud occupant oi the house
situated ai so. $40 Market street in the
lifh ward. Boz the city oi Wilmington. county
of New Castle and State of Delaware in
compliance wish che requirements oi the acts
OF ihc General Assembly. in SUCH ease made
and provided. do hereby give notice that
shaN apply in writing 20 fhc Court Of Gen.
cfal Sessions. oi thc State of Delaware. boz
aud Tor New Caste county uu Monday. The
second day of March. A. ID. 1914 being the
nest term of said count. for license for said
house ns an inn or fafcrnf Tor che sale
therein of Intoxicating liquors in less guam
titles than one quart. 20 De drank Goa ihe
promises. and the following respectable citi-
lens OF said ward. at least twelve Of
whom are substantial freehoidors oi said
ward recommend thc srid application via;
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BOARDERs WANTED

nhLACE BOARDING AND BOOMING.
i SO. 900 icfcuou street. Price rens'
onabie al convcnicnccs ian2O.2wks.
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w ANTFn- BOOMERS FOR NICE
w front room with board. Gentlemen
only. Good location. 40. 1908 Lancaster
Ave. inn22ff
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Il OR sALE--A BARGAIN. 40. 7O3 VAN
II Burcn street; lot. 25xiOO feet: m
rooms bath and large pantry. front and
back 7orchcsi ccmentcd cellar. Stationary
laundry tubs in cellar; hot water heat.
Gas fireplace; in hrst.class condition Suit.
able for n physicion or eau bo easily con.
Ncried INTO apartments Good reasons given
for selling. Apply 20 owner on promltes.
ian22 m,w,f-tf.
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~ OriCE-i. VICTOR q, WILLIS. THE
~ owner and occupant Of tho house situ-
lted OF Newark known ns the Washington
House. |n School Districts Sos. j9 j9 ~,
if and fi IT,. White Clay Creek hundred.
county of Now Castle and state of Delaware.
Boz compliance With the requirements Of thc
acts uf The General Assembly in sue case
made and provided do hereby give notice
that I shall apply in writing 90 che Court
of Gcncinl Sessions of tho State OF Delaware.
in and for New Castle county, in Monday.
the SECOND day of March. a ID. 1914 being
cine nest term of said court for license
for said house as an inn or tavern. for the
sale therein Of intoxicating liquors. boz less
quantities than one quart. To- De- drunk on
the premises. and the following respectable
citizens of said school districts. at least six
OF whom are substantial frooholders Of said
school districts, recommend the said appli-
cation. viz;
Robert T.. Armstrong Victor pidier
John Anderson o.. ~. Hrssiurar
james NrWln S. b. Ierdman
Wm ID Barton John Gregg
ERNEST Frazer ins D. Luton
Herman Tyson %. FODDER
~. TT Steele iNas. u. steele
Walter N. Powell II. t. Wright
ian2s-1t Nltiok 81. WILLIS.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1914-02-15
Manufacture of Bowling Balls and Tempins

TENPIN balls-that is, those that are
not nodded out of a composition
are turned from the heart of lig-
mum vitae, words that may be translated
as living stone" Many persons believe
that lignum vitae is not botanical name
or designation, but merely a trade name
covering numerous varieties of very hard,
compact and heavy wood. This is not SO.
The lignum vitae is tree perhaps bet
ter known to botanists. or students of
that department of botany known as den-
drology, as Guaiacum sanctum.
Ilgnum vitae trees grow in Florida. on
the Florida keys, in the Bahama Islands
and various islands of the West Indies
The trade is mainly supplied by the Ba-
hamas- The tree is a low gnarled. round
headed growth and it sometimes attains u
height of twenty-five or thirty feet, but
its short trunk is frequently two and a
half or three feet thick. 1t has "A bark
rarely more than an eighth of an inch
thick and the surface is separated into
small, thin, white scales very much like
those covering the bark of the familiar
white oak tree. The leaves are three or
four inches long and are composed of
three to five pairs of obliquely oblons
Sessile leaflets one inch long and nearly
an inch broad. The leaves remain on the
branches until the appearance of the
new growth, which in Florida is in March
or early April Its dark blue blossoms,
which are two-thirds of an inch across.
remain open during several weeks.
These, then, are the facts about the
wood out of which the tenpin ball is
made. 1t is perhaps true that few men
or women who dexterously roll these
balls against the pins, the tenpns the
luckpins and the candle pms. have
thought much about the trees from which
the balls have been turned. And this
leads to the question of turning them.
Most folks know that they are turned on
a lathe. but that does not mean very
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1914-02-15

Paraguay. lie was proceeding farther
up along the Pacific coast of South Amer
i'L to carry his conqueSts against the
Spanish power into other territory. when
he learned that Bolivar was approaching
from the north: SO he periodically gave
way to the Venezuelan and retired. After
Spain had been driven from South Amer
lea San Martin went to France, where
lie spent the remainder of his life in
comparative poverty and where he died
i'll 1850.
Two of the number Bonifacio of
brazil and Juarez of Mexico. were hero
priests, having united with the service
of God the Service of their country in
helping her to throw off the shackles
of Il foreign power, which was oppres
slve and which had kept the people in
practical bondage for many years.
AS to Mora In Costa Rica, he was the
first president-elect of the country. to
which position he was chosen in 1924.
being reelected in 1929. He proposed
the first constitutional Central Amerf-
can assembly, composed of five repre-
sentattves from each state, but revolu-
tions in other states caused the pro-
posed plan to fail. Mora governed
versally respected. In 1850. four years
before his death, he was chief justice
of the supreme court of Costa Rica-
Morazan of Honduras. leader of the
the conservatives, the latter being de-
feated in 1927, became chief of Hon
duras. After routing the conservatives
in Salvador in 1928 and in Guatemala
in 1929, MoraZan was elected president
of the Central American federation in
1880. governed wisely and was re-elect-
ed in 1884. Opposition to the union led
to revolts, and on the expiration of his
second term, February /. 1899, there
was no reelection. Morazan attempted
to keep the union together by force,
and in this was supported by Salvador.
He was defeated by Carrera in Guate-
mala in 1870 and fed to Peru. In 1912
lie invaded Costa Rica with a view to
making it the basis of federal reor-
sanization. He was successful at first
and assumed to executive of Costa Rica
three months after landing in the coun-
try, but two months later there was
counter revolution and Morazan was
captured and shot
Herrera of Panama-born in 1900, died
in 1S6O-was all his life engaged In vari-
Gus activities to establish constitutional
government, put down dictatorS and repel
oppression in ,wha tever form he found it.
He served when young man of twenty
one in the of independence from
Spanish dominion in this hemisphere. He:
took part in the campaigns in Peru in
1898 to 1925. He was killed in a battle at
Bogota, Colombia, in 1850
Juan Jacob Dessalines of Haiti was
leader with Toussaint rOuverture in sue