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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1914-07-13
to extend the domination Of this corpo-
ration over the whole transportation
field in New England
ABSORPTION of Roads Cited,

In attempting to estimate the losses
Of the New Haven stockholders. the
three large items of loss with which
we are confronted are those arising out
of the acquisition of the Boston and
Maine stock, the New York. West
Chester and Boston stock and the
Rhode Island trolIeys A summary OF
the losses is as follows:
Boston and Maine. $2S.223 I25.6s;
New York. West Chester and Boston
s11.457,156.09: Hartford and Worcester
field railway companies. s2os. s.221.15
Worcester Consolidated street rail-
way. s1O.500.00; Worcester and South
Bridge street railway, $15.5SO:0O; Con,
Rhode Island Company. s1s,352.336.41.
Total S65,S71.299.61.
There was a loss in the recent sale
of the New Haven interests In the
Merchants and Miners Steamship Com
pany.
The property of the New Haven
railroad itself will be called upon for
many a year to make up the drain
upon it's resources resulting from the
objectionable folly of the transactions
holders supposed their moneys were
invested.
But honesty and efficiency of man
agement of this property as a railroad
only, will undoubtedly. in time, restore
:ts former standing"
Suit May Be Filed This Week.
BOSTON. July 13.-Whipple, Sears
and Ogden. attorneys representing mi
nority stockholders of the New York,
New Haven and Hartford railroad.
have demanded that the directors join
their clients in the suit to recover
a hout s125 600 600 alleged to have been
wasted by the management.
The suit, which, it is said, will be
filed this week, will be directed against
the estate of J. P. Morgan, William
Rockefeller, Lewis Cass Ledyard and
others, who were members of the New
Haven directorate at the time that
transactions that have been the SUBJ
jects of inquiry by the interstate com
merce commission were made. In
letter to the directors made public to-
day the attorneys refer to the testi-
mony concerning New Haven invest
ments which proved Improbable.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1914-07-13
Annual Foot Ball Contest Now
Likely to Be Played
in Washington.
POLO FIELD IN POTOMAC
PARK is SITE SELECTED
Secretary of War Notifies Congress
No Objection Will Be Made to
Use of Grounds.

If all goes we'll. the annual foot bal
contest between the West Point and An
napolis teams to be held next November
will take place on a gridiron laid out
on the polo field in Potomac Park. i'm
medately west of the Highway bridge
embankment
Guided by the judgment of Gen. King.
man, chief of engineers, and of Col Harts
the engineer officer in charge of pub
lie buildings and grounds. the Secretary
Of War has notified the proper commit
tees of Congress that there is no OBJ
lection to the enactment of legislation
authorizing such use of Potomac Park,
provided that the charges for tickets
of admission be fixed at a reasonable fig
ure. but sufficient to cover all legitimate
expenses connected with the undertaking
The policy of the War Department is
indicated in a letter addressed by the
Secretary of War to congressional mill
tary committees in reporting on bill
recently introduced in each house of Con-
gress providing for holding the foot ball
games in Potomac Park. These bills au-
thorize the chief of engineers to grant
permission to the Army and Navy Ath-
letic Association to build temporary struc-
lures for the use of spectators. etc. and
remove them after the conclusion of the
game. 1t is specifically provided that the
federal government shall be put to no ex-
pense whatsoever and that the athletic
association shall restore the grounds to
their original condition. The proposed
legislation is approved by the Secretary
of War with the suggestion that charges
for admission to the game be regulated
solely by the expense involved.
Is Advantageous Site.
Among the advantages of the polo field
suggested for the game are that it is
on the line of the2 Pennsylvania rail-
road and on the line of the Washington.
Alexandria and Mt Vernon railroad and
also can be reached from the street cars
at the corner of fifth and B streets.
This will be the first time that the
game has ever been played here. al
though there have been many to urge the
claims of Washington. on the ground of
its being the seat Of the nations gov
ernment.
New York had the privilege of holding
the Army-Navy game for the first time
last year. For many years Philadelphia
had a monopoly of the game at Franklin
Field of the University of Pennsylvania.
The academies played their first game
in 1890. and until last year Philadelphia
was chosen every year except one, when
Princeton was agreed upon as a COM
promise point
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1914-07-13
Wants Quick Action on Bills.

President Wilson today told visitors
that he expects early action on the trust
bills. 1t was immaterial to him whether
the three bills that are pending are con-
solidated into one. That was a parlia-
mentary matter and he would be de-
lighted to see anything done that would
enable the legislation ODE put through at
an early date.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1914-07-13
ASSURE PRESIDENT
Of TRADE REVIVAL
Business Men Write That Con.
ditions Are improving.
Views of a Visitor.

Several of the e-most prominent business
men who recently visited President Will
son have written him encouraging letters
as to improvement in the business out
look. One of the callers from the west
tells the President that upon his return
to his home he at once gave orders for
an increase in his manufacturing plant
and that he now believes that confidence
will return among business men in all
directions
Representative Doremus of Michigan to-
day introduced to the President one of
the largest manufacturers in Detroit,
Raphael Herman. who talked with Mr..
Wilson on the business outlook.
Believes Conditions Have Improved,
II told the President" said Mr.. Her
man, that while there seems to be honest
difference Of opinion as to business condi-
tions and as to the expediency of enacting
into law at this session of Congress the
pending trust bills. my personal opinion
is that business conditions are getting
much better and that it will be desirable
to get the trust bills out of the way so
that general tranquility may be assured
throughout the business world
my own business is satisfactory We
are working night shifts and l am sure
that we will have to put on extra help
in short time President Wilson's wise
leadership is proving acceptable to the
country
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1914-07-13
WEATHER.

Partly cloudy tonight and Tues
day, probably thundershowers; !;
not much change in temperature.
FULL REPORT ON PAGE TWELVE.
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JOINT SESSION OF CONGRESS
 GIVES PRES, WILSON POWER

three o'clock today. and ask that d Jcint resolution be p;tssed giving him fell power to take such measures as tr may deem proper in dealing with the Mexican situation.
 IL is known that members of con. gress are now preparing such q reso- irtion and that the president wilr be given full power to act. 1t Is inti- mated that the president will carry or i.G further negotiations with Huerta nor entertain any excuse for furthe' delay, and that only prompt action on the part of IIucrtI in salutinE the flag m accordance with the demands oi the United States can avert m attack upon the Mexican cities and tht blOckcading If their scaports
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Special Nugget Service.

WASHINGTON. D. C., April 20.-- President arrived carly this morning from White Sulphur Springs and call
 ed d cabinet meeting at ten thirty. The president submitted his message. which he has prepared 10 submit to congress. to ilIc cabinet which was fully discussed and approved. It was announced from the White House that the president will appear before the joint session of the two houses. nt
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l'c rmnl notice has been served upon Commander Iiuertus forces at Vera Cruz tu have all merchant vessels re- moved from the harbor.
 The president said thst If wire comes that fighting has commenced We should be fighting only lIuert;, and those who adhere 10 him and our object will he only 10 rctsore to the people of that distracted republic an opi"rtunity to set up again their own government. That this country can have no thought to be aggressive for tho purp"sc "f selfish aggrandiz.- mcnt.''
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Special Nugget Service.

WASHINGTON. D. C.. April 2O.-
 Ircsidcnt Wilson addressed both houses in join session today and ask cd to he permitted to use both the army and navy In securing the down nIv" r"un. tn ask your approval that 1 Si Ouid use the armed forces of tho li..:rd states in such a way and tt such an extent as may bc neccssar! t. obtain from General Huerta ant
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hi.' aiherents the fullest recognition ot the rights and the dignity of the United States even amidst the dis iessing conditions now unhappiiy ob- tain in Mexico"
 The president was visibly affected while he read his address which was lis tened to by members of congress in profound silence. It Is known that congress Is ready to grant the presi- donts request and that all remains pIocess of officially notifying him of their action.
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LATER, { p. M. Sreeiai Nugget Service.

WASHINGTON. D. C.. April 20.-' Immediately upon the delivery of the presidents address both houses ot congress instantly manifested its Gp- proval for using armed forces by passing d volunter bill which will call into service the militia of the country and by paving the way for the pas sage of a bill aprropriating fifty mil lion dollars as q war fund.
 X resolution was passed auihoriz- ing tho president to use extreme measures was taken up ny both houses and will be rushed through tcdcy. The war department is cx- trcmely active and expect 10 have d large army fully euippcd and ready to enter Mexican territory within q few days.
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son. wlo is at White Sulphur Springs. but nothing is publicly known as to what action, if iny. the president has t'kcn. The navy and war depart- mcnts were all astir during the day hu: nnthing of an official nature w,,s given out to tho public.
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WASHINGTON AblAzE
 WTH.ThE WAR SPIRIT

During the day Huerta. through C Shaughnessy. sent two cvasive mes sages, one of which asked for more time within which tO ucc.cd io th" demands of the United States and to sl bmit further facts which had n"t been considered in the negotia tions he retOfore carried on.
 Both messages were forwarded by
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war is evituble and that to maintain our national dignity there is nothing left for us to do but to compel the Mexican government to accecd to the just dema nds of the United States. It is fully expected here that the war vessels now at Tampico and Vera Cruz will be bombarding those places within a very few hours.
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Special Nugget Service.

Special Nugget Service.
 WASiilNGTON, D. C.. April lS.-- The time having expired within which l!urria was given to fire the salute, Bryan announced tonight. at eight = thirty. that nothing had been received a the department from Tampico.
 The navy department today ordered ssceia, to speedily join the fleet which 's now speeding to Tampico. It is
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WAR NOW DECLARED
TORPEDO FLOTILLA
 ORDERED JOIN FLEET

'5tinutetl that further negotiations government but that the fleet will proceed to reduce the coast cities. What steps will then be taken is not k..own except us indicated by the pr, sidcnt |. few days ago that the fu- ture would depend upon President Huerta himself.
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DEMOCRATS
 ORGANIZE CLUB
Special Nugget Service.

Special Nugget Service.
 CORDOVA, April 1S.-Ti" demo- crats of Cordova met last night and organized permanent democratic club. The meeting was largely att tended and many speeches madr aud much enthusiasm aroused
 Dr. w. W. Council was elected pres
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Special Nugget Service.

Special Nugget Service.
 NEW YORK, April 19.-Senator Jones addressed vast audience con- sigting of the young mems republican clubs of New York and made n stir ring appeal to the progressivcs throughout the nation 10 amalgamate with the republicans in opposition to
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Special Nsssst ssrvios.

vpoeiet No00ee SefStoS.
 WARRINGTON D C., April 20.- Secretary of War Garrison announced that in event of war between this country and Mexico General Wood will command the American forces. A joint meeting of tho army and navy hard met today presided, over by Admiral Dewey. Tho meeting was q lcng one but no report has been given out of the proceedings.
 It is intimated that tho government
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special Nugget Service.

Spscial Nugget Service.
 WASHINGTON, D. C.. April l9.- The city is all abalze with the war spirit tonight. and the streets are thronged with people. although us Sunday, and in groups are discussing ti,. serious situation with reference to the Mexican situation.
 The opinion Is freely expressed that
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SAYS SITUATION
 ENCOURAGING
Special Nugget Service.

SpecisI NuSGet SsFV'ce'
 WASHINGTON. D.. C. April 1?.~~ After Secretary lsryan had been sum- moned to receive the messages from 1!ucrta through O'shaughnessy. he made the statement that the situa- ton was encouraging but not final.
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EVERY ONE CAN WIN.

Somc are losers-some are sad:
 some are winners-some are glad: But none may lose. none despair. Who have tickets to the May Fair.
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Tho secretary refused tO be interview ed or answer my further questions ti;l such as tho president could be communicated with.
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the democrats.
 He severely criticised the demo- cratic party and held up to ridicuie some of the features of the admints- tIotion measures which tended to ag- sravate rather than improve the con- ditions of tho people of the United States.
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VALE STUDENTS FOR WAR. Special Nugget Service.

NEW HAVEN. April 2O-Taft ni- dressed three thousand students this morning and when the Mexican situa- ton was touched upon there were ttree thousand Yale students shout irg for war. After quiet was restored Taft proceeded with his address and [, cling closed his remarks by saying to tI,e students "Gcntlemen l hope that God may avert war"
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100 TONS or FLOUR. Bread only Be- North Poie Bakery snc Anvil Bakery.
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JONES URGES PR0GRESSIvES
 COMBINE WITH REPUBLICANS

He pointed out that a united repub- lican party would win, hut divided we uld almost certainly give another four years of democratic rule.
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A. 8. EASTER BALL. Fourth ssriss of dances.

ident.
 Application f r membership in the National Democratic League Club Wis made
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FLEET TO ARRIVE
 ON WEDNESDAY,

Special Nugget Service.
 ON BOARD ARKANSAS. April 20. "A wireless nicssagr was received tlis morning from Admiral Radger. on board hir flagship Arkansas. say ing that his fleet would reach Tam pico Wednesday noon.
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Weekly Nugget, only soc . month
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For the benefit of patrons, toilet in rear of Eagle saloon will bs open on Sundays.
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MAJOR MORRIS PROMOTED
 eY GOVERNOR LISTER

Special Nugget Service
 SEATTLE. Aprii 70. = Governor 1.ls- tW today appointed Major Maurico Thompson adjutnnt general of the Washington National guards.
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Special Nugget Service.
 WASHINGTON, D. q. April e0.-
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A. 8. EASTER BALL. Wednesday. Admission, $t.'50.
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.Ths Peoples Papsr"-Nens Nussss
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CELERY SALAD.

A palatable condiment suita- ble for relish and with Q few additional cold boiled potatoes makes a fine salad.
 Fer jar .. -. ...........2Sc
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CLAM JUICE.

For that tired feeling. Large cnn, each :. ...... .26c
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LIME JUICE.

Since when you had some. Its good like what you used to get south.
 Per can 2Oc; 6 for ....$1.00
Evening journal., 1914-10-03
Information for Travellers
Time departure trains trolsys from Wilmington
Trains Marked 90 Expresses.
pHIrhDEIptfrA BALTIMORE 4 WASHINGTON r. r.

TO P9SdDSs MqlS. ss 49, eoU 81 s'o ,5S 5S9
H.. '.9' 90 $50 sSo 9 g5o gs 5co
si5 s55 4o. 5 os 52o 5as 5aa eio', e2i' es5 7lo
Sundays. M.a15' o2. ae' lo o5 10
59o.. 7lot 7a 1885, soi'. oo5' sls
Espres-A. $50 1927 1Iss p Mls35 ~
Isl Isl SIC SO oss is = 10 49, ossa 5S1'''
Baltimore Washington A. "a o. io ~. lG'
s.o3s, S.os', 4.os 5.i7. 5.5ss. e.22 s2' 9o2'.
Baltimore Washington SUNDAYS A. M.-12;oe. oi. Ia
4.os.. S.i7., 5.5ss e.sa 7.a1 s sla o.o2..
. wy Ny ssas s. M'O1s P & Nos a. s l
DIVISION. P, B. W. RAILROAD.
Down tho State. A. M OF, 7o5 sls o4t' p M
s'S down State: ' suSdsys T % TMS % 55 ioS4
10 s'%sr' and Nf's9 "sS's z ss & soe 55
Baltimore Washington Sundays M456' 500 lo.52' p M
ess. AnSaiBa1 9csB p. Ne as S:s7.
y. Nj. 3.27 z. $50
PHILADELPHIA READING
and sations73s NJ ll.5o NJ, 4ie 2. NJ 52s
p. NJ. 20 A NJ, it.5o A. NJ and 4.ie p NJ
STEAMBOATS,.
PHILADELPHIA md A.
Fourth street Wharf On Saturdays and sun
days addn ionait rips P NJ
PENNsGRovE FERRYBoAT LONG BEACH
~ lS9ys ao M NJ M Additional tip0 sat@fdays % oy Leave
SUBURBAN
Chester Darbyoaye French Street staten every 80 minutes
TO New
half for instance 40 ana 80 Cars leaving here
CITY as for nsancc-s etc.
To Brandywne Springs
,eT 80 aInate beginning leaving
ute after the lour
u, before the half
sneo 7.2s
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- OVFRNAIENT POSITIONS ARE EASY
u 20 get. My FREQ booklet A-0bo' tehs
how Writc today-NOW. Earl Hopkins
Washington. d. c. septl I'm.
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SHERIFF'S SALES.

-
SHERIFFS SALE-BY VIRTUE 'OF a
writ OF Leyari Facias, to me directed, wiH
be exposed TO public sale nc the Mldule-
town Hotel in the town of Middletown, 81.
Georges Hundred, New Castle county, Della
ware, ON Saturday
THE nth DAY OF OCTOBER, 1914
nc O'Clock, p. NJ
the following described real estate, viz;
All that certain farm or tract Of land.
situate ON the north side of the public road
leading from Middletown to odessa, bounded
ON the east By land late OF Jonathan X.
Williams. ON the north by land OF John Cow
gill AlstOn on the west by the lane leading
from the land of said Aston 20 the afore'
said public road and on the south BY tho
said public road, containing forty four acres,
more or less.
Seized and taken in execution as the
property of Jacob II. Emerson and Clara "
Emerson, his wife, mortgagors and Fred p
Williams terre tenant and TO he sold by
WALTER S. BURRlS, sheriff
Sherin's ONCE, Wilmington, Del. October
l. 1914. oct1,3 ,3,7lO,14.16.
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MUSIC
IF THIS is YOUR BIRTHDAY
OCTOBER 3.

The character that comes under de-
velopment of this birthdate is peculiar.
not easily understood, silent and re-
served. The nature is ardent, jealous,
dominant, artistic. In temperament the
mental governs the physical and the
ego functions largely in the world OF
desire.
In business this person will take
great risks and more often than not,
will be successful.
Energy is large, courage nbonnded.
and losses never worry.
Married TO woman born in Febru-
airy or December, happiness is assured.
Sex consciousness is strong and love
affairs many. Caution should govern
this man in his affairs with women but
this is seldom the case.
If real estate is TO be sold the Want
Ads will be the best medium for sales,
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MONEY TO LOAN

Al ONEY TO LOAN ON REAL ESTATE.
Nl Any amount az lowest rates Quickly
furnished Address MAO, Evening Journal
Once nov23-m,w,stf
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SITUATION WANTED-MALE

Il NPERIENCED COLLECTOR WANTS
II engagement. Percentage or salary.
Half or full time. Reference and bond
Apply p. NJ, No. sos West Twenty-fourth
ST. sept2sl2t
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APARTMENTS

A PARTMENT FOR HOUSEKEEPING ;
"A bath. The Albion, No. COG King street.
sept24-Im.
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FOR RENT

OIL W. Fourth ST., rooms, bath,
porch and heat ............. $1,000
1905 W. Third St., g rooms bath,
porch and heat ............... $500
623 W. Fourth St, rooms, bath,
and heat ......... .......-. $4,000
9i3 Monroe ST., rooms, bath,
porch and heat ..........-.. $1,000
S32 W. Sixth ST., rooms and
bath ......-.... .-......... $1,000
211 n. DUPONT ST., rooms, bath,
porch and heat ............-...-- $1,000
1901 W. Tenth ST., s rooms, bath,
. porches and heat. ........... $1,000
1401 w. Third St.. rooms, bath,
porch and heat .............. S25.0O
s12 West Fourth St., 10 rooms, bath,
porch and heat at................ S2S.00
and heat ................... $4,000
Thirtieth and Monroe SITS, % rooms,
BATH porch and heat ....... $500
ZOE f. Fifth St., S rooms and bath. S17.0O
603 W. Seventh st., (rooms)
rooms and bath .............. $1,000
Schiling Apartment, 4 rooms and
bath ....... ............S 500
1116 Pleasant St.. rooms and BATH $1,000
Third and jefferson SITS. (garago andl
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~ IN FOR FIREMEN. BRAkEMEN,
M sl2o monthly. send age, postage
7ia7iwny. care Evening Journal ONCE
oct3. I7,1e,2t26.8l
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T6 OR RENT-TwO OUTSIDE ROOMS
II and bath Apartment, No. 1, in the
Marlborough Apartment N. W. Corner
Adams street and Park Place. sept24-tm.
Evening journal., 1914-10-03

NJ Office ~ THE NEW CIRCULATING
IN LIBRARY Of No. 405 Washington St,
has removed to No. 512 W. Ninth street and
is in position to take orders for and deliver
all the latest books. Phone calls promptly
attended TO. d. & A. Phone 61l6A: Auto
matte 3553. fehIgtf
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nD TO $4,000 YEARLY EASILY
MI earned In real estate business
our system insures success. Expert hnow'
edge given IN short time; spare time starts
you william Brechlcr Pittsburgh, ia.
septic, 26.oct3,1o.
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II B0NT ROOM. NO, 1909 WEST
II street soptl0.tm.
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TYPEWRITERS

--------.---1ll7-l-1-71771777 -ITlII n N
TlYPEWRITERS RENTED - ihhhn
months. $500. Rental applied on pur'
snase Sold. $500 monthly. Typewritesa
repaired Royal Typewriter Agency type
Wriier Exchange No. 9l5 MARKET street.
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HELP WANTED


~ BOUSANDS GOVERNMENT JOBS
4 open 60 men and women. sos TO $3.50
month Write for list. franklin lnsti-
lutc. Dept AIS. Rochester, n. g. sept26.1m
VKy ANTED-MAN AND WIFE AS CARE
w takers. Satisfactory reference ro-
Quircd Apply Miss Mckay, Chestnut and
Rodney streets. Phone, 322t-M. oct2-3t
A GENrS-MEN. WOMEN. SELL HOUSE.
"A hold. lab'r.saving necessity. Guaranteed
ny manufacturer. Large returns. Easy
sales. Write manufacturer care Evening
Journal Ofice oct3,6.
VW 1LL PAY RELIABLE MAN OR
w woman $3.50 for distributing 1000
free packages Pcrfumed Soap Powder. No
money required. Ward & Co, $50 y. Frank
lin. Chicago. oct3-1t
M RlTERS WANTED At ONCE TO
w send ms poems or melodies for new
songs We can compose music and arrange
for publication Immediately. Dugdale co.
Dept $50, Washington, D, G.
oct3,1O1T24.a1
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g ALESMEN WANTED - EXPERIENCE
- unnecessary; easy work; big pay
Write for large list Of openings Offering op.
portunities 20 earn 500 60 $500 q month
while YOU learn. Address nearest Office.
Dept. $50, National Statesmen s Training As
sociution, Chicago. New York, Kansas city,
San Francisco. oct3.it
Evening journal., 1914-10-03

Z OsT-THURsDAY EVENING. VIOLIN.
IL between Twenty second and lamotte and
ward n returned 20 No 1909 Chestnut 81
oct2-3t