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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-07-30
.PESS|M|SM GROWS
AS Days EVENTS
BRING NO RELIEF
Feeling Throughout Europe
Distinctly More Anxious
Than Heretofore.
SIR EDWARD GREY EXPECTED
TO FRAME FRESH PROPOSALS
Diplomatic Representatives Still
Cling to Hope of Set
Element
FIRST IMPORTANT FIGHTING
Scrvians Retreat to Capital, Which,
Reports Say, Is Being
Bombarded.
Austria and Russia
Suspend Relations
London. July 20.-Accordins to the
Times direct diplomatic intercourse
between Austria and Russia was
suspended yesterday.

London. July 29.-The days events
brought no relief to tho suspense, nor
any diplomatic arrangement to re-
strict the Austria -Servinn war to trkse
two nations The feeling throughout
England and the Continental feeling,
az reflected by the correspondents OF
tho London papers tonight. Is distinct
ly more anxious than yesterday.
Two events have made for pessim-
isin Direst negotiations between Rus
sla and Austria which gave tho other
governments hope of compromise
have failed. Russia is mobilizing four
army crops, consisting OF 1850 900 men,
In the four districts along the Austrian
frontier Russia's resolution to stand
by Servia appears to be fixed.
~ manifesto by tho Russian Emperor
making his policy clear Is expected
hourly. The diplomatic represe.s
tives. though, all say there yet i&;::::a
and base their relief on The fact':;f
tierni2:.y, France, Great britain AL.
Italy-the last two named most OF all
do not want war. and don't think the
Austro. Servian quarrel important
enough TO Justify it.
EXCHANGE OF VIEWS
DECLINED BY AUSTRIA
st. Petersburg messages say Russia
asked Austria for 4 direct exchange
of Views, and that Austria declined.
The refusal appears TO have been much
N'SCuSacN III '!lS Ciitnt''llOtleS as INC
original request was the principal
known basis for optimism
Sly Edward Grey British Secretary
OF state for Foreign Affairs, TO whom
all look the foremost concilintor
OF Europe, is attempting. il is. believed,
to frame fresh proposals for a settle
mcnt. The diplomatic world of Lon
don clings To Shc belief that means
can be found whereby Austria may sat
isiv Russia that she can attain her
ends without recourse TO measures
which the Russian government and
Russian public opinion cannot accept.
There is the greatest anxiety as TO
whether Russian mobilization will be
confined to the Austrian boundary, or
is proceeding secretly against Ger
many.
! The first important lighting occurred
before Belgrade when the Servians
blow mp 4 bridge across the river. The
Austr;tns attacked them, and tho
Scrvians retrentcd TO the capital. which,,
uucorHrmed reports say is being bonn
barded.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-07-30
SEARCH FOR TWO BANDITS
Hold Up Twenty-Five Coaches In Vel
l0MstOne pnrk md NOh IO5 pcOpIc.

IIoid Up Twenty-Five Coaches In Vel
lowstonc Park md Rob, 105 People.
9. Gardiner. Mont. July 2o.-United
states cavalrynen, aided by trappcrs
and forcstcrs, secured the southern
trails of Yellowstone National Park
tonight In search of two bandits who,
with rifles. held UP twentN-nve COACH
loads of tourists in the park to-day
and took the money OF l5J passengers
The troops. under Lieutenant Colonel
L. NJ. Brett park superintendent. tried
TO intercept, the robbers before they
reached the Jackson Hole country in
Wyoming, a noted resort Of despcra-
does
Tile holdlup occurred in the upper
geyscr basin. a short distance from the
hotel In Spring Creek Canyon. AS
fast as the coaches rounded the bluff
they were stopped and the passengers
were ordered to aiipht and deposit
their money in feed sack living on
the ground
Each coach was reloaded and order
ed TO move on. Nothing but money
was taken, tho tourists being told they
could keep their jcwclry. How much
tho bandits obtained could not be
learned until the park authorities COM
pictc a canvass Of the victims
\ similar hold-up occurred several
years ago near the scene Of to-day.
robbery
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-07-30
FIRST TRIP THROUGH CANAL
Steamer CristObnl to Go From Cotton 10
balbOn Monday.

Panama, Iuly 29.-Colonel George w
Cocktails, Governor OF the Panama
Canal Zone. announced to-day that the
ocean < DING vessel would take place
next, Monday, when tile steamer Girls
tobal would make the trip from Colon
10 Eaiboa. This trip will be made TO
test the lock- operation ana the hand
ing of large vessels at turns in the
canal and at places where there are
strong currents
Colonel c;oethals stated that the Of
hciai opening OF the canal 10 world
traihc by order of the Secretary Of
war would occur August Is. when the
steamer Ancon viii make The first of
ilcIal trip from deep waters OF the At
iahtlc 10 deep water in the Pacific
''antina officials, members of the diplo-
matte corps. canal officials ana guests
"iu be aboard the .incon by invitation
OF Secretary Garrison
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-07-30
NEW YORK MARKET MOVES
IN CONTRARY OBJECTION
Gives No Heed to Alarming Contii-
tons Prevalent Becausc of
Servinn Situation.
BARGAIN HUYrER IN EVIDENCE
Reversal From Recent Pcssiinistic
Outlook Is Largely Due 10 More
Favorable Adviccs From Abroad.
Wayering Tendency at Outset.

New York. July 29-'rhc New York
stock Exchange to-day moved in u
direction contrary TO that of most
other financial markets of the world.
1t gave no heed to the alarming condi-
lions prevalent all over Europe. where
securities Of all classes. including gov
crnmont bonds. fell TO n lower level
because of the Servian situation.
The local market not only took
further foreign offerings in large vol
ume, but bought heavily for its own
account. much 81 the buying repre-
senting Investment purchases of 4
more substantial character than had
been Witnessed tor years. The BARGAIN
hunter was much in evidence. and. with
the aid of leading financial interests.
caused II hurried scramblin-c Ia cover
OF any aggressive short Interest
Reversal from recent pcssimiatic con-
ditipus was largely due TO more ia
vorablo adViccs from abroad. Bsrlin
was the Chief factor. Canadian I'acific,
the source Of great weakness recently,
and prime Berlin favorite. WAS taken
! in large amounts 1T almost uuiutcr-
rupted advances. The German capital
also bought extensively of other Amer
lean shares. Paris and London con-
! tinued to unload here.
CONDITIONS ~ BERLIN
NOT FAR FUoN NORMAL,
centre where anything like normal
conditions prevailed. London and
Paris doing their utmost to restrict
trading. while other foreign exchanges
suspended operations. OF tile DAYS
total business. which aggregated about
100000 shares, Berlin took probably
25,09G. while Paris, London. Vienna.
Amsterdam and some less important
centres were said to have sold fully
twice that amount on balance.
y wavcrng tendency was shown
here at the outset with declines OF .
to . per cent. After the first offerings
were absorbed the influence of the in
vestmcnt demand became effective. and
an all-around rally ensued. which held
to the close.
The end of the day found the short
interest much reduced and the tech
nical condition Of the market CORES
rondingly stronger. Farther gold en-
SaSemcnts to London and Paris were
negotiated with Il sharp rise in call
loans TO per cent and some stiffen-
ing of long time accommodations
1t is possible that the gold en-
SaScments might have assumed larger
proportions. but for the high rates. OF
insurance fixed by marine companies.
The war risk" was fixed at $4,000 per
| Sl,0o0.00p, as against $l,250 ON the pre- !
viouS day.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-07-30
NO LONGER RIVER OF DOUBT
Brazilian GUycrnaent Changes Nnmc IN
..Hio Throdorc,,

I5DtVI.II 10 INC TlmcS- Dis patch
Washington. Iuiy 2a-It is nov the
ITO Theodore" instead OF River OF
doubt An official report from the
RIO tie .lanciro Geographical Society
forwarded to the Pan American Union.
states that the Brazilian government.
IN honor OF Colonel Roosevelt. has OIL
mite Castenha and Duvida Rivers 10 the
RIO Theodore. now precisely de-
termined stream
Colonel Rondon. the Brazilian officer
who accompanied Colonel Roosevelt on
his exploring expedition, PROPOSED the
Mulers suggestion Of Rio Theodore"
was adopted. The report states that
the Rio Theodore runs almost exactly
north and south
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-07-30
CONDITIONS APPROACH
COLLAPSE. Al FINISH

Chicago July % Partly through
relief from t}ic stronger houses on
change, and partly because OF a
glimpse OF peace ii the Emperors OF
Russia and Germany agree. the wheat
trade to-day cluded any Instance OF
failure. and confined wild fluctuations
TO Il bad half-hour at the start and
to conditions approaching collapse
At the finish,
gree not permitted by the rules held
the volume of trading To less thau a
quarter OF Yesterdays gigantic total.
and largely was the cpusc Of an cv-
Continued Oh Second Pase.)
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-07-30
KERMIT TO BECOME BANKER
Young Housewife Will Sct as Reprc-
sentative In Rio de Jancrio.
Special to The Times DispatchI

T'SFVVIHI 10 'IU 7 TIItS- I3ISIIItCh.T
New York. July 29-Kermit Roose-
Welt is on the road TO become Il banker
He has become associated with the
National City Bank and is now busy
studying the new Federal reserve law
and making himself familiar with the
banks methods OF doing business. as
we'll as its politics.
Following this preliminary work
young Roosevelt VIII he sent 10 Rio de
!anerio as credit man. The National
City Bank has now two representatives
in that city making preparations for
the establishment of two branch banks
in South America.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-07-30
DIVES TO DEATH IN JAIL
Note Protesting Innocence FounJ
Closed In Iinnd OF Dead Man.

Buffalo. y. Y, July 29-Rather than
endure the disgrace OF imprisonment
keeper. S. r. Schmidt. forty-two years
old. OF Huntington, Long Island, to-
day diVed to death from the third
death was instantaneous. When pick
ed up on the Jail floor. Schmidt was
ciasping in. his hand note protesting
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-07-30
NOTHING TRANSPIRES
no REY,IENE, SISDL,NsIs

Berlin. July 39-The public late to-
night apNiously was awaiting tho re-
suit OF a Cabinet council held to-day
on the tustro- Servian situation. but
nothing TRANSFERRED 10, relieve the susl
~ awaited continuing kilograms ex-
changed between Emperor William and
Emperor Nicholas. but here. too hopes
were blasted. The public. neverthe-
less. still sees ~ favorable augury In
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-07-30
DEATH FROM HEART TROUBLE
Henry Borden, Retired Merchant. Ex-
pjrcs In Offices of Henry Clews a. Co.

New York. July 29.--.As he stood Mt
the ticker reading news bulletins oc
the Anstro- Scrvian war. Henry Borden.
chant. dropped dead to-day In the Of
fees of Henry Claws IL Co. bankers. ut
l22 broadway. yslcians stated
heart trouble caused death.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-07-30
STEPHENSON WILL. RETIRE
oldest Member Of Senate Not Cnndi-
date for Rc-EIcctiOn.

Marinette. Wis., July 2g.-- Definite
ann puncemcnt was made to-day by
Isaac Stephenson. the oldest member OF
the united states Senate. that he would
not be Il candidate for recollection.
senator Stephenson us sixty-fve years
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-07-30
SCENES Or ENTHUSIASM

IN ST. PETERSBURG
ST. Petersburg. Jtfy 29.-A great pa
triotic demonstration took place on tho
Novsky Prospect late to-day. 4 pro-
crssion was formed and with banners
dying. marched to the Servian lega-
tiol!, where there were speeches. sing
ing and cheering. Thence tho pro-
ccssion moved 10 the French and Brit
Sh embassies where similar scenes
OF enthusiasm were enacted. the crowds
increasing.
The cadets Of the naval school were
promoted to-day to the rank of Of
iccrs In addressing them, the En-
p"ror said:
- have given orders that YOU should
be Incorporated in the navy in view
of the serious events through which
Russia is passing. During your service
as officers 10 not forget what [ say TO
Nou--trust in God. and have faith in
al" glory and greatness of our mighty
country"
SPECIAL SERVICE HELD
At k.tXAS CATHEDRAL.
y striking demonstration occurred
~ the Kazan Cathedral. where a spe-
offered for victory to the Slav arms.
The cathedral was thronged and tho
presented TO the Scrvian minister a
facsimile OF the ikon OF the Holy
Virgin of kazan for the Servian army.
The minister handed the ikon to Of
ucers who are starting for the front
Tonight.
The German and Austrian embassies
are surrounded on all sides by strong
attachments of police, and no one Is
allowed to step on the adjacent foot
paths. for fear of hostile attempts.
y confident feeling prevails here OF
Great Britain's support. Germany,s
attitude is regarded as incomprchensi-
BILE, except on the assumption that she
is Dubious for 4 trial OF strength.
~ Odessa patriotic professions
marched through the streets to-day
bearing the portraits OF Emperor
Nicholas and tile Kings of Servia and
Montenegro, and cheering for Servia,
France and Great britain.
The maritime authorities have an
nounced the closing of additional
lights in the Baltic Seas. @
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-07-30
SAYS PROHIBITION
LAW IS A FAILURE
Openly Violated in Cities of
South, Declares Mayor
Preston.
APPROVES OF HIGH LICENSE
Brings Invitation to Attend Star
Spangled Banner" Centen-
NAL in Baltimore.

My observation OF prohibition Az IL
operates In the South" said Mayor
James II. Preston. OF Baltimore. at the
jefferson Hotel last night. confirms
my belief that prohibition as a method
of dealing with the liquor question Is
failure. have had opportunity to
observe the working OF the law In the
southern prohibition States through
which We have passed on this trip and
nave found that. in the cities at least,
II is quite openly violated
Tn my opinion a prohibitory law
"hich takes away from the legitimate
liquor business its legal status and
leaves in it's place an Irregular traffic
which II IS Impossible TO regulate. is
Fundamentally wrong. When such a
law not only does not prohibit. but
takes from the State treasury a large
revenue that was formerly received
from the legitimate regulation Of the
business. it Is nothing less than a fail
ure
There is only one solution of tie
liquor problem. and II does not lie in
prohibition. The Southern States which
now have prohibition. a. we'll as the
"iher states of the South. will find the
ultimate solution in strict regulation
coupled with high license. That plan
places the sale Of liquor in the hands
OF responsible dealers. and saves 10 the
state the revenue that should flow
from every business within it's borders
Prohibition destroys the revenue with
out ICsfrDrjr.r n
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-07-30
CONTINUED or ,rhird rageN
Sl5-NI,GARA rALLs ANn RErrRN 81.

Via York River. ChcsapoaNc Bay .nd BAL
timore. once each week during summer
months, Inquire 9o7 East Main Street.
Evening journal., 1914-05-29
Information for Travellers
Time Of departure Of trains roeys wmingto
Trains Marked 60 Expresses.
PHILADELPHIA BALTIMORE & WASHINGTON R. R.

s TO % Fs'4gS @ o & 81 80 49, 9e e. 10 & go 70 g
915 80. 45s. 2o esi' 7o'
1852, s.Ois, 913* 03st
Philadelphia. Sundays. Nils. o2. B. sss TO-. T. o5 g. TO-
oar. 1920 1157'. Mi2 3.oo',
5so 53s 5a g. lo' e2 $50 7lo' 7so 49, so oo5 o1s'
.oos 1927. 1l92 P. Ml2a5, 1877
sI9 5S6 s36 5lo 99s sgndays-A M9o2 aoe l122, p. NJ
Baltimore and Washington Moo, 412s
sos. 9do. 5os5s LOO !i4S. p Ml9 ~ t2so lol %.
To Baltimore and washington sundays A.
Baltimore and Way stations a Mo is P -94s a q, 6 -
Baltimore A. Ms.
DELAWARE DIVISION P. B. & W. RAILROAD.
Points Down the State A. M2o1 7o5 s19 p.
Down State, Sundays A. NE Oh p. M
BALTIMORE
Ms
1882. p Milo, 24s', 91o 454, 554,
Pnl@e. % ana wa9goP suadays M45e'. s5s Os2..
s !'sg 10 @ ,s Asio 81 sis' 4 % 45 SIS sss 49, ;
is'. p Mi.2s. 7.5o! $50 10 0
Reading and iFI FIIADEIFHA sIa q %RHApnSe % RAILWAY
sud(SSsSis ( * NJ sio aad AIS p NJ F. MS'io AS S.s7
WILSON
800 AIS 600 100 $50 and $50 p. M.
A. NJ 30
NJ A. H.; i45 s5o 90 si5 %
SUBURBAN TROLLEY LINES
% Chester 9 err ana French street station every
every af hour on III,
half
esTy & two & % 0s the even ven @ hour connect " Ne" Castle with Delaware
Rndywine Springs and Market every
every 20 minutes beginning minutes after leaving mn
minutes before the hour and hour as for I'm
stance 65s and 72s ~ 90 'O' IN
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SHERIFFs SALES.

sHERFF's sALE-BY VIRTUE OF A
writ of Nend. Exp, TO me directed
viii be exposed TO Public Sale. at the
Court House, on Market street, between
Tenth and Eleventh streets, in the city Of
Wilmington, New Castle county. Delaware
on SATURDAY,
THE THIRTEENTH DAY OF JUNE 1914.
At 10 O'Clock, A. NJ,
the following described real estate, viz;
An that certain lot Of land with the dwell.
ing house thereon erected, known as No. 212
East Third street. situate ir cha eity Of VIII
mington, New Castle county State of Della
ware, bounded and described as follows,
to-wit:
Beginning at q point on the southerly side
streets, at the distance Of 81 feet l.2 in.
ches westerly from the westerly side Of Wal.
nut street and in line OF land now or late
OF William Craig, thence southery and
parallel with Walnut street. passing through
the middle Of the division wall between the
house on this lot and the house adjoining on
the west 80 feet inches 20 a point in the
/ line Of land now or late of Marcellas
flomming; thence oasterly and parallel
with Third street, "a feet inches TO a cor.
ner; thence northerly, parallel with Walnut
said southerly side Of Third street and thence
/ thereby westerly "a feet inches TO ths
place Of beginning be the contents thereof
/ what they may.
Seized and taken in execution as the
/ property OF Mary p. Little. oNecutrix of Mar.
garet Hand, deceased, and 70 be sold by
WALTER s. BuRRIS. sheriff
Sherih's ohice Wilmington Del. May
l 1e l9l4. 9iunol,3.6.91
Evening journal., 1914-05-29

If THIS is YOUR BIRTHDAY
MAY %.

= d.
You should be more aggressive.
Place a higher value on the talents
bestowed upon you by birth. Your
dominating sign is Gemini, meaning
dual nature. II gives great artistic,
or musical talent and is the sign gov
erning many of the most famous men
and women of the world.
Conquer your tendency to worry, to
be impatient and learn to act prompt
ly and decisively, without fear and
you will succeed beyond your fondest
dreams.
This nature which has Mercury for
its governing planet, is uneasy, rest
less, extreme and never strikes a
happy medium. Many of the best pub
lie speakers and orators come under
this sign. Patrick Henry was born
May 20 in 1872 and died in 1893. He
was a fine example of the genius be-
slowed by Gemini.
The Want Ads will find new ten
ants, will rent rooms and locate de-
sirable apartment houses for the COM
ing month.
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REAL ESTATE-FOR SALE.
FOR SALE

FEW OF OUR sPECIALs-GOING TO
Tweniy-fourth and Monroe sts.. two new
up-to-datei rooms.
22O4 and 2416 Washington St., each
roou.s modern; owner leaving city.
205 w. Nineteenth St.. rooms; up-to
date.
1921 Washington St.. rooms, hot water
heat nearly new; up-to-date.
lOlO w. Eighth St., 10 rooms. modern.
HOS W. Seventh ST., rooms. modern.
5l0 w. Seventh St., 10 rooms, hot water
heat; exchange for smaller house
lll4 West Fourth st., rooms, hot water
heat owner left city.
1915 w. Sixth ST., 6 rooms up.to-dat
1919 Lancaster Ave, rooms modern ,
will exchange for small farm
23l N. Franklin St., rooms modern
must co. will exchange for small house.
1O7 w. 35th St., 8 rooms
III +. Tenth ST., rooms, modern.
5O3-1oI and 713 Poplar St, each rooms.
1925 Nandever Ave. 5 rooms easy terms
9i6 kirkwood St., rooms sell or ex-
change for farm.
1929 and 81 Claymont, 20 r. Price $3.50.
23ll and 2401 Carter St., each rooms
Montrose, view Of river, 7 rooms city
eonveniences sell OF exchange
Ashley Newport pike, on trolleys, rooms,
city conveniences; large lot.
Glynrich, on trolley, rooms: lot 5Ox24O
teet: VIII sacrifice to quick buyer
hlchardson Park 5 rooms, city conven.
leHcehs eAchahBe Tor CITY property.
Cedars rooms modern; lot 1 acre
Harvey station near Arden, rooms
bungalow; ] acre
Holly Oak, Philadelphia pike. view Of
river rooms. city conveniences; sell or
exchange for city property.
Hotel, Atlantic City, Boardwalk; sell or
exchange.
Hotel Bowers Beach, death cause of sale
Apartment house, Wildwood; sell or ex.
change
River front farm, acres; rood b,;id.
ings; half mile Of trolleys; possession
Farm, 20 acres Mt. Cuba; possession
Many good business locations In stores-
Many other modern houses some new on
easy terms and investment properties.
Several productive farms and country resi-.
dences, near city. all sizes
Desirable building lots. both city and sub
urban. az sacrifice prices
Renting a snecaltr
O. G.. GOODEN
NO. . WEST NINTH STREET
Real Estate, Mortgages and Insurance.
Evening journal., 1914-05-29
FOR SALE

Three new houses on EIGH-
TENTH STREET, between
West and Washington. VIII
be finished about June 2Oth.
On newly PAVED STREET,
no dust or mud. Fine view OF
Park. Seven rooms, bath,
pantry. two porches, HOT
WATER HEAT, gas and
electricity. Prices $500, $4,000
and $4,000. These prices in
clude papering, fixtures, deed,
mortgage and
TAXES PAID FOR | YEAR.
A. SiaytOn Co.. SO5 Shipley St
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IL LIzABETH HANRAHAN, GRADUATE
u Fowler Hanna Ltd. Chironody and
No. 900 Adams 81. ID. & A., zoos. Even.
lnE by appointment. mar1o-1yr.
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MASQUERADE SHIFTS

.S~--.c,ccS.>~, >>>.ssSs~-,~-c,>>--
vi A. Standerwick, No. S29 Vandever
avenue, successor to Mrs. John J. Quill, Of
526 +. Fourth street. mar11-n
Evening journal., 1914-05-29

If you want to get out, or If YOU
want to get into business, the Want
Ad is a direct aid-Adv.
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r OR SALE-ONE ECONOMY KING SEP
aratori excellent condition. THOS r.
JEfFERlS. Stanton, Del. d. & A. Phone
III. may27-3t
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A UTOMOBILE DELIVERY WAGON FOR
"A sale. Apply TO SAVER BROS, 1904
Deiaware avenue. may2O-n
Evening journal., 1914-05-29

DEAUTIFUL HAIR MEANS OFTEN
ID clean hair not soap and water propo-
sition, but skillful shampoo by those who
know. Expert hair dressing, facial mas
sage. scalp massage and manicuring.
l.. @. STASSFORT,
Bell phone PIAZZA. 602 Equitable Bldg.
may27-1mo.
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STORAGE

& TORAGE-HOUsEHOL GOODS AND
- merchandise Piano and safe moving a
specially. Packing, Grating and shipping 20
all points; private railroad siding direct
into building. Estimate free.
AMERICAN STORAGE Co.
Phone S6f d. No. 10l Maryland Ave.
Evening journal., 1914-05-29

r OR SALE-NEW 7-ROOM HOUSES
Nos. 29o4-2906-2e1O Tatnar ST. Apply
TO T.. Nuttter, No. West Thirtleth street.
aprl1-t t,s-tf
Evening journal., 1914-05-29

u OR sALE-AN EXCELLENT MANU-.
- iacturing site, centrally located. Two
sty9Iy Drlck building 4OxlOO feet. Reason
able terms. Address Sis. Evening Ionrnai
oinof. may19-tf
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REAL ESTATE FUR SALE

IA OR SALE-SEVEN ROOM HOUSE
Iwenty-second street below Claymont,
frice' Sl,525. Address 50. Evening Jour.
0e' mayT-tf.
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FOR SALE.

9l2 NORTH VAN BUREN S
Seven rooms, bath. in fine condi.
tion. lot 1ex11O feet. running
through to Cherry street. Cheap
for quick sale
APPLY ON PREMISES.
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FOR SALE

Il OR sALE-LUDwIG PIANO IN FINE
II condition; will sell cheap. p, o. BOX
Az mayo limo
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Il OR SALE-ICE CREAM PARLOR AND
home bakery. Address 81, Evening
Journal ONCE. may5tf.
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REAL ESTATE FOR RENT.

Il OR RENT-sTORE AND DWELLING
No. 221 West Eighth St. + +. Wells
No. 6l3 Orange St. may2-1m.
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HAIR DRESSING

TNLI,A E. EVANS, sHAMFOoING, HAIR.
IL dressing and facial massage, scalp treat.
ment and manicuring. Combngs made and
hair dyed No. S11 Market 81. D.. & A..
Phone, 8544D. ;an22-u.
Evening journal., 1914-05-29

A NNIE Al. sCHAFFER, CHIROPODlsT.
IA Corns, bunions, ingrown nails treated
foot massage Consult me for all foot trou.
bles. ID. g. A. Phone. 1885 No. 2ii
West Tenth street ian26u