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Evening journal., 1914-03-18
SALE

FEW OF OUR SPECIALS MUST GO.
3O7 w. Eighteeni ST., opposite Washing.
ton Heights, just of the Boulevard IL
rooms; uptodate.
Goth and Harrison Sts rooms, upto date,
detached
Cor McCabe avenue and jefferson street
10 rooms, hot water heat, nearly new, will
sacrifice 70 quick buyer.
23lo Monroe St., rooms. modern, easy
terms.
400 and 4o4 W Twenty fifth ST.. rooms
square built, modern.
$40 W. Twentieth ST., 8 rooms, square
built. modern
1919 and 1921 Washington ST. nearly new
. rooms, up.tto-date, hot water heat.
1910 Monroe St., rooms. modern.
l3i4 Shallcross avenue, rooms, modern,
owner moved TO a farm.
1912 Pennsylvania avenue. rooms modern
closing up reccivership.
1907 Rowland ST.. new. 6 rooms. unto date
will exchange for building lots.
1905 Tower Rd. or Park avenue, rooms,
lois " seventh ST., rooms, fixed as two
1925 W. Fifth St., rooms. exchange for
larger house.
63l and 833 W. Second St. each rent SO
month. Price $1,000.
206-429 = Sixth ST.. each rooms
All and 6O9 Lombard St.. good renters
Montrose. view OF river rooms city con.
veniences, sell or exchange for corner prop
erty.
Ashley Newport pike on trolleys, rooms,
city conveniences, large lot
Richardson Park 8 rooms city convenience;
exchange for city property.
Farms-17, 20 and 81 acres each, Con.
cord Pike.
Fnrms-2s and III acres each. OF Ken.
nett Pike.
Farms-14. 20 and 1o2 acres each. Mt.
Cuba.
Farms-5s 76 and LOG acres each. Newark.
Farms-5 and % acres each, State Road.
Many good business locations in stores
Many other modern houses. some new, on
easy terms and investment properties
Several productive farms anc country resi-.
dences, near t.ty: all sizes.
Desirable building lots. both city and sub
urban. at sacrifice prices.
Renting a specially.
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MASQUERADE SUITS

NJ AsQUERADE sUITs-MRs Susan
nl A. Stnnderwick No 029 Vandever
avenue, successor TO Mrs. John Quill Of
52o II. Fourth street. marfi.tf
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MONEY TO LOAN

Al oNEY TO LOAN ON RFAI ESTATE
lu Any amount at lowest rates. Quickly
furnished. Address MAO, Evening journal
ohoe' nov22-m.w.s.tf
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PRIVATE SALE

ID RIvATE SALE or H0nsT4o1 n
Il goods. All kinds Of kitchen dinlnr.
room and bedroom furniture. No. io7 West
oeNentn street. mari7-I2t.
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REGISTERS NOTICE

II STATE or JOspEH HARRY 1oVvI
II DECEASED -
Notice is hereby given that Letters rostn.
mentary upon the estate Of Joseph Hnrrv
lowe late Of Chrlstiana hundred, deceased
were duly granted unto Mary S Crair IN
ne 2ith day of February. A. ID. 1914 and
gu persons indebted TO the said dcccasod are
requested 10 make payment 10 the execntris
without delay. and an persons having de
exhibit and present the same dulv nrn.
Dated 70 the said executrix. on or before
ne -iih day OF February. A d. 1915 or
abide ny the law In this behalf
MARY S. CRAIG. Administrator,
Address Sylvester ID. Townsend IT. ~.
Attorney'ai Law Wilmington. Del.
mari .eod-3wks
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TYPEWRITERS

IN YpEWRITERS RENTED - THREE
i months s5 90. Rental applied on par.
cnase. Sold, s.. 90 monthly. Typewriters
repaired. Royal Typewriter Agency, Type
writer Exchange, No. 9l5 Market street
aug2a.tf.
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SITUATION wANTED-MAIE.
SITUATION WANTED, FEMALE

~ OLORED WOMAN WANTS DAYS
u work. Washing and ironing TO take
home. 42O w. SECOND ST.
marIs-3t.
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LICENSE APPLICATIONS.

-.
NJ OrlCE-I, ELIZABETH ID. LAFFFRTv.
~ the tenant and occupant Of the house
situated az No East Seventh street. In the
sixth ward, of the city Of Wilmington county
OF New Castle and State Of Delaware in
compliance with the requirements OF the acts
Of the General Assembly, in such case made
and provided, do hereby give notice that
shall apply in writing 10 the Court of CEN
eral Sessions. OF the State Of Delaware. in
and for New Castle county. on Monday, the
fourth day Of May A. ID. 1914. being the
next term of said court. for license for sald
house as an inn or tavern. for the sale
therein Of Intoxicating liquors. in less auan-
titles than one quart, TO be drank on the
premises. and the following respectable citi.
zcnS OF said ward at least twelve of
whom are substantial freeholders Of said
ward. recommend the soid application, viz:
r. ii. Steinle Vim. y. Ryan
+. w. Heiss Frederick W. Heiss. Ir
Patrick Mulrooney Edward b. Gipp
Wilmer X tarra Frank s. Mcguire
Edward J. Fahey William Guy Platt
Jerry NJ Moynihan +. l.. Mettler
James NJ. Mahon John j. Mulrooney
Thomas b. Moore John r. Byron
Lewis g Moody James Kirk
James c. ONeal Stanley o. Griffith
j., Russell Morris VIM f. Frank
j. Il, Mathers James W Mcguire
VIM. kershaw A. G. Dorsey.
Lewis l. Baer
moris-3t ELIZABETH d. LAFFERTY.
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II I'VE HIVES OF BEES FOR SALE; So
It per hive Apply 10 JOHN H.
RICHTER, Talleyville, Del. marls-st.
TAsT SIDE GROCERY STORE FOR SALE.
II Address $50, Evening Journal Ofice
maris-3t.
Il OR sALE-ToP BUGGY AND HAR.
II ness cheap. W. j. Rentoul Rock
land road near Blue Ball. marl7'St.
g TANLEY STEAM WAGON FOR SALE.
! - Good condition; 10 h. p. Call d.
A. PHONE 1754-A. mar1s202l
. II OR sALE-ALL OUR s5c & 4oc PURE
II California Wines at 3oc per quart. Can't
be beat. MAX KEEL, 800 f. Fourth street.
m12.tf.
/ II OR sALE-HAVE $500 IN STOCK OF
, It od-established manufacturing company;
pays 2 per cent; must sell. Address $50,
Evening journal Office. marls-at
DOR sALE--sTovE. WITH OVEN l5x
IL 15: nearly new. S5. J. VElT fourth
door below dupont Road on Maryland ave-
nue. Richardson Park. marls'2o'2l.
EOR LE-THOROUGHBRED wYAN-
I II dotte and Leghorn eggs for setting;
/ 75c per setting 1901. MARKET ST.
| mar16-3t.
L OR sALE-RHoDE ISLAND REDS
/ il Settings, Cockerels, Chicks. 90 prizes,
Wilmington showO NJ. II. Shearman. No.
IN wo GOOD WORK HORSES. so
/ i chickens, pair 8 weeks pigs Mary
/ Roth Rock Manor Avenue, Concord Pike
Il OR sALE-CIGAR AND POOL BUsI.
I II ness one square from Market street
| Price and terms reasonable. Address $40,
Evening Journal Office feb4.eod-tf
nor sALE-NINE THOROUGHBRED
/ Il Brown Leghorn Pullets Also portable
COOP Two ladders. one IL feet long and one
| l6 feet both new. See them at NO. 720
WINDSOR STREET. mar17,3t.
n HOICE SETTINGS OF SINGLE COME
| ~ bun and white eghorns; is eggs,
81 25. Your opportunity to get these thor
| oughbred little egg machines az small cost
viii send by parcel post. L. W. Pretty.
man. 700 W. Eighth Street.
feb21-29t.
Il OR sALE-UsED AUTOMOBILES OF
: II nearly all makes. Prices fl the cars.
MOTOR CAR REPAIR SHOP,
Automobile Exchange.
S. p Cor Fifth and Orange Streets
Phone 1888. marlin.
Il OR sALE-MAGNIFIcENT EARLY
! II English Diningroom set. reception room
furniture. curo cabinet, Victrola. rugs, car.
! pets. refrgerators. etc Lately moved from
/ New York. Business compels return
Pritchard Place, Newport Pike. near New
/ port. mar17-2t.
NJ AY MACK, BROWN MARE, 10
! lNl hands high. Five years old. Has only
had two months work and can pace mile
! better than 30. Sired by Frank Stoddard
/ damed by Content. Guaranteed sound in
every way r. = Mclaughlin. Leiterville
Hotel' Orum Lynn Pa mari4-l2t.
Il OR SALE - FRANK sToDDARD
II brown pacing stallion 16 IL hands
high. Guaranteed sound Can pace mile
better than . 20. This horse is a brother
Of Frank Vacuum and sired by Parker stand
ard bred and registered. f. r. Nc
Laughlin, Leitervlle Hotel, Crum Lynne
Pa. mar14i2t.
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FOR RENT.

nor RFNT-sToRE WITH CEMENT
II basement. suitable for Office. Rent
very reasonable. Fine condition. No. 500
Tatnall st. marl6-lm
II LAT FOR RENT. 3 ROOMS. BATH AND
IL toilet. Heat and electric lights; S17
per month Apply 500 FRENCH ST.
mar1s-3t
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APARTMENTS

II OR RENT-STORE AND APARTMENT,
II FIRST floor or second floor apartment
Apply ALABRI APARTMENTS, No. s37
Vatnall street marI1-1mo
A PARTMENT FOR RENT-FOUR ROOMS
IA and bath. Heat light and telephone
service free. Possession April l. Inquire
no. TOO French St. marls-eod-tf
A PAYMENTS FOR RENT, NO. 11o3
"A Gilpin avenue, first hoor FIVE rooms
bath, porch, hot water heat; possession
March 25. Apply II. A. Lindsay No. 1901
Madison ST. febi6-eod.tf.
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OCAL REPRESENTATIVE WANTED. .
- Splendid income assured right man 20
net rs our representative after learning our
business thoroughly by mail. Former OK
rcricnce unnecessary All we require Is hon
esty. ability ambition and Willingness 10
learn q lucrative business. No soliciting or
travelling All or spare time only. This Is
an exceptional opportunity for man in your
section 10 get into a big paying business
without capital and become independent for
life Write az once for full particulars.
NATIONAL. COOPERATIVE REALTY COM
PANY. L-947, Marden Building, Washing
ton. d. c.
mara
april .4.s.1115is.2225.29
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STORAGE

II OUSEHOLD GOODS STORED N
II clean, separate locked rooms. Nav
building Automobile padded vans for local
and long distance moving. Work guaranteed
Estimate free. ID. & A. Phone STA.
SECURITY STORAGE WAREHOUSES;
Pennsylvania Ave. and Clayton 81.
apr23tf.
g ToRAGE-HoUsEHOLD GOODS AND
- merchandise. Piano and safe moving a
specially. Packing. Grating aud shipping 10
az points, private railroad sidiae direct
into building. Estimate free
AMERICAN STORAGE co
f"ohe ooa ID. No. lol Maryland Ave
June 13tf
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o. G. GOODEN.
2 Nv Ninth 81

Real Estate, Mortgages and Insurance.
NINTH AND SHIPLEY SITS.
Both Phones
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AUTOMOBILE REPAIRS.
----------,---~-~s~-~-~-.>-->
Walter s. Parrish. Edward R. McElroy
Automobile and Motor Experts
WIN repair Automobile at your private
Garage.
Work Guaranteed. TENS Reasonable.
Write for full information.
COS W. 23rd ST d. & A. Phone 2el5.
mnr13-5t.
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THE EVENING JOURNAL WEDNESDAY MARCH 18. 1914
For SALE

~ OLUMBIAN WYANDOTTE EGGS FOR
~ Matching. 75c per setting. J. Z. Whann'
Newport, Del. marl4-ot.
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PROPOSAL


~ GONERNOR'S ISLAND. H. y. IT,. Mar.
~ Is, 1914 Sealed proposals. In tripli-
cate for furnishing Forage and Straw
lthree months and years supply) and
FUEL. GASOLINE, MINERAL OIL. BEEF
and MUTTON. required IN Eastern Depart l.
msn' during year commencing July L. 1914.
will be received here until 10 M Nnrii
H. 1914. Information furnished ON appli.
cation to Department Quartormastor.
marI s. 10. 90. .2l .anrIalR.
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Il I'VE HIVES OF BEES FOR SALE; 81
IT per hive. Apply TO JOHN H.
RICHTER Talleyvllie, Del mar1s-st
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U1AsT SIDE GROCERY STORE FOR SALE.
II Address $50, Evening Journal Office.
maris-3t.
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W AETED-sECoND HAND FURNI.
w ture. Whole households bought
Safes, once fixtures. ETC. bought. Head
quarters for al kinds Of Rugs and Linoleums
Furniture stored and money advanced al
legal interest. per cent for year
CHARLES s. HuRLOCK.
Seventh and Poplar Streets.
tulyetf. Telephone. d. a A.. 1172A
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M ADAM LEO - ROMANY GYPSY
VI Palmist, will be az Sheiipot Park all
winter Can be seen at any time. Tells
your past present and future, just as you
have gone and viii 20 through lie. for csc.
shellpot Park, Wilmington, Delaware
dec5-tf.
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Rooms FOR RENT

Il URNISHED ROOMS FOR GENTLE
II man; heat, bath and phone No. o05
shipley 81. feh23.im
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HELP WANTED

VI ANTED-GERMAN FAMILY. LARGE
w family preferred, who understand gar
nrninc and can take fun charge OF boarding
house at our works at Newark. Delaware
Apply by mail only. stating fun particulars.
age and previous experience. Address a
JEDEL, Hotel DUPONT mari sgt
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HELP WANTED-MALE


III ANTED-CONCRErE WORKERS, tAh-
wv pcntcrs and day laborcrs. Apply by
mail only Address A. JEDEL. Hotel DUPONT.
mar1S-2t.
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REMOVAL NOTICE

ID YRNE GLASS COMPANY HAS RE.
ID moved from 4o7 shipley TO No. 622
Ming street feb27-lm.
nR. RYON IN the FUTURE WILL
~ occupy Offices Nos. 2si2s3 dupont
Bldg. Office hours, 9 to u a. m and by
appointment. feb21-Im.
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MUSIC

NJ ISIS EMILE CLOUD. TEACHER OF
Nl beginners in piano music. Careful at.
tcntion paid 90 backward pupils. Prices
moderate No. 23o5 Lancaster avenue.
marc cod Pm.
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Il OR RENT-sECOND FLOOR FRONT
II room, furnished or unfurnishcd at No.
eio W. Eighth St. mr1412t.
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g ECOND FLOOR. MODERN BATH: IN
- mediate possession. Rent reasonable
muriS-4t 622 w. SIXTH ST
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NJ OTlCE-TO THE PERSONS HOLDING
~ mortgages upon Real Estate. The judg.
ments now being secured against real estate
owners take preccdcure over a mortgage 10
matter Of how long standing. Information
m reference 10 back taxes checrfully fur.
nished ROBERT NJ RVRNS
feb2I-tf Collector Of Delinquent Taxes.
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u OR sALE-BICYcLE; 81. INQUIRE
IT 29l5 rATNALL STREET
marchis-2t.
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N OIICE-AFTER THIS DATE ] WILL
~ not be responsible Tor any debts un.
less contracted by myself
j. FRANCIS SPENCE
March H. lolf. zoos West Sc .
mnris-3t.
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ID BERGER PAYS MORE THAN OTHER
IL dealers for your once furniture and
household goods. You're losing money n
you don't sell 70 him. postal will bring
cur buyer there with the ready cash
BERGER. Third and shipley streets ID.
A. Phone. 511sA. mI5.tf.
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VUANTED - WATCH AND JEwELRY
w repairing. Also eye fitting. store
open evenings until o'clock. Saturday
evenings until 10 o'clock Original Thomas
Jeweiry Store. No. d09 Market street.
feb1l-tf.
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NJ 1CELY FURNISHED SECOND STORY
~ front room for ladies or husband and
wife. Use Of telephone. Apply No. s3l
Tatnall St. feb27.tf
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NJ ANTED-A GOOD WHITE GIRL FOR
w general housework and 20 help in
restaurant. Apply No. 700 Madison
street. marl1-5t.
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BEATTY PARLORS


MANICURING. MASSAGING AND
wi Scalp Treatment MRS. ANNA REED,
No. 9e2 Shipley ST. Phone, 467sA.
mari5-1yr.
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HELP WANTED-FEMALE

Ky ANTED IL EXPERIENCED MIIl4fN
w cry saloslady. Steady position
Goidstein's Fifth and King SITS. marl63t
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L OR RENT--NICEI.Y FURNISHED
II rooms for gentlemen. All modern
conveniencos. Reasonable terms. Apply
No. 1910 West 81. mari3-im.
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NOTICES

NJ OTICE-THF NEW CTRCTrT. .ATTNC
~ LIBRARY at No. 405 Washington street.
rs m position 70 take orders for and deliver
AZ the latest books. Phone calls promptly
a'1enaea %. ID. A. Phone 61i6A; Auto.
na'e' o'od. fcbf6.tf
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amended game
CENTRE GAAIEIT.

From Marshall and a German eX-
change reports come that the Mann
helm international chess tournament
was broken or after the tenth round
when the scores Of the players were as
follows:
Alcchine. Si2; Spielmann, ~;
Janowski. Reti and Dryer, 6l3 each
,Janowski had one adjourned game in
handj; Tarrasch, 5; Tartakower, Duras
and Bogoljubow, Az each; John and
Fahrni. 1 each; Kruger, BIZ with one
game adjourned in hand); Post, B;
Carls and Flamberg, 212 each, and
MicseS,2 ,.
German exchanges also say that no
body knows what became of the well
known Vienna master Richard Reti al
ter he left Mannheim. The Russian
masters, Alechine, Bogoliubow, Roman
owsky. Flamberg, Kopelmann, Vein.
stein, Raninowitsch. Maljutin, Sseles-
rieW and BogatyrtsChuk, we're arrested
cu .heir journey from Mannheim 70
Baden Baden in the little town OF
Rastatt. but they were soon released
end finally arrived safely az Baden
Baden.
A. y. Hodges. former United States
champion. plans a masters tournament
20 he played under the auspices of the
llctrODol;tan Chess Club, with NAV
shall. Life. Chajcs. kupcEik aud other
AIetropol!tan players as entries. Such
scheme should be looked upon With
favor by club officials In this city.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-09-13
GETS 105 CARS AT ONCE
oldsmobile Company in Re-
ceipt of Record Shipment.

Broadway was treated to novel
sight on Thursday morning, when 100
Oldgmobi!es, all of the same type, were
seen in parade 10 the sslesrooms IN
West 18th st. after being unloaded
downtown. They represented an en-
tire trainload from the factory at Ian.
sing and furnished a striking proof Oh
the popularity Of the light four-.cyiln-
der type Of car, as every one had been
sold prior to their arrival here.
This is the fourth large shipment OF
Eight Is" received in New York al
though the rev model has been on the
market only short time. Thirty were
sold in June, fifty in July and ninety
in August Another big shipment has
been ordered, and will reach here late
this month.
"This wonderful shipment, especially
in these strenuous times, will lend an
upward tone 70 markets all around
said G.. u. Larson, head Of the local
distributing COMPANY. "Neyer in eight
yesls Of my Oldsmobile career have !
known business 10 be as good as II Is
at this time. and ! firmly believe that
the country is on the eve Of the most
prosperous reriod ever known"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-09-13
Mclaughlin Not One to
Talk of His Own Fame

electric lighted court. and Mac ire
quently INDUCED in practice after dark.
1t is this constant playing that mas
made him the greatest player IN the
world. When Mclaughlin is not busy
on the lawn tennis court, he makes real
est te his profession.
Wickham Ravens is his boss and
an ardent lawn tennis fan, and when
ever the red-haiTed champion wants an
afternoon of he leans over Haven $
shoulder and whispers the magic word,
tennis" which is sufficient TO send
them both out for practice game.
Mclaughlin has two sisters. N"l! and
Doris. and two brothers, besides his
mother and father. One Of his brothers
would make better lawn tennis player
than he himself, according 10 Mac,
if he would only take the game more
seriously, but that is the champions
manner Of hiding behind his own great
ness.
The Mclaughlin home is allied With
trophies, large and snail, and the col
lection is steadily growing, On shelf
stands small inexpensive cup, But 1t
is by no means the leas: valued Of the
lot, for "Maury" Won il in his first
tournament when he was Il fourteen
year-old boy in knickcrbockcrs.
Then there are tables and cases
laden with immense silver cups. vases
Of FURNISHED gold and massive pitch
ers, all woI. on courts at home ana over
seas, and Mclaughlin blushc5 IKE q
schoolboy every time Il enters that
room, fearful lest some one shall ask
him how he won this or that trophy.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-09-13
Lawn Tennis Champion
Doesn't Even Let His
Family Know When
He Wins.
Bv FRED HAWTHORNE.

Maurice L. Mclaughlin, the champion
lawn tennis player of the world and
the only living man who ever van
pushed the mighty Norman Eyerard
Brookes and Anthony F. Wilding, the
Australasians, in one and the same
series of matches, is a mighty poor
talker
If lawn tennis matches were to lie
won by talking this red-haired youth
from the Pacific Coast would not even
be ranked in the official lists and would
never win even so much as smile OF
appreciation in whole season OF play
ing. A.
Let the unbelievers go and ask Nc
Ioughlin himself how IL feels 10 defeat
the two men hitherto ranked as the
worlds greatest or the courts. The
writer tried TO pry word or two from
the great Californian after his detedt
of Brookes at Forest Hills last month.
"Wcre you confident Of defeating
Brookes when you began the match =
Mclaughlin was asked.
Mclaughlin shuttied his ieet: hung
his head and actually blushed through
his coat of tan. Finally he squntea
out at the courts and grunted: "Cmph
what he said about the match that
thrilled the lawn tennis world
But Maurice Mclaughlin did not IN
tend to be gruff or ungTacious IN his
manner. 1t was just his way Of hiding
his embarrassment, and he has rarely
been known to grant more EXTENDED
interview when asked about his cN-
PLOTS on the courts.
Not even the members OF his own
family know that "Alaury" has won q
championship until they read an &C
count Of il in the newspapers or the
EXPRESS man backs his wagon up to
the door of the Mclaughlin home and
delivers another trophy.
While the California youth was
sweeping all before him in the East
this year. the only mention OF his sue
cess was written in letter 10 ms
mother. after he and Tom Bundy had
won doubles match.
81 guess played rather poorly, but
Bundy certainly played dandy game
he wrote. u.,,I
ing down TO defeat on the courts OF the
West Side Tennis Club. he sent 10
word OF his great performance TO ms
family. Mr.. Mclaughlin. the proud
father. heard of il only through the
newspapers.
MNar;ce Mclaughlin was born IN
Oakland. and it was there, too, thai his
wonderful game was born. The balmy
air Of the Coast city makes II possible
10 play lawn tennis almost every day
in the year, and the days upon which
he does not play Can be counted on the
fingers Of one of McLoughlin's braWny
hands.
Within half a block of his home is 90
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-09-13
HELPS COLE OWNERS
Colt Stratton Emphasize NeeG
of Proper fabrication.

To make a good car continue TO run
we'll the essential thing is fabrication,
keeping it we'll oiled and CREASED in all
wearing parts. II owners can be made
to keep their cars so fabricated they
will get the maximum Of service from
them. In order to make this operation
as simple as possible for owners OF Cole
cars the Colt-Stratton Company has A.
sued TO all Of them chart that not
only shows every connection, joint and
surface that needs oil or grease, but
also has 4 calendar attached, to show
Just when the oilnG or greasing has
been done.
Every single point that may be IN
need Of fabrication is marked on the
drawing, and the chart shows just how
often the fabrication should be done.
Some work must be done once every
100 miles, some every 500 miles, and
still other parts require attention only
in every 1900 mics. Accompanying
this interesting bit Of service to owntrs
is a letter written by Francis l.. Murz-
burg. general manager OF the Colt
Stratton company, in which he says n
part:
"Our interest in you as Cole owner
did no. end when VIC sold you . car.
We want vUur Cole 20 run well seven
dave IN thu week. To run we'll means
ma;ir.unt mower III the motor, rOise!ess
gears, rrictioHless bearings ard absence
OF soucck9 ~ the body and springs.