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The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1915-03-14
FOR TRADE.

own NICE HOME Ia ore 81 best nsgeh.
hoFha Gods In New city tract own
ulortGase 81 about - per cent 81 It's
Kaiue ~-nt % trade my equity for
lots near East HiH ear line. r.. O Box
1854 tlmch1w
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FOR sAE.E--Nhits LeRhorn eggs for
haiehing 81 Tor 81 S. per ioo Baby
Yards. Route !, rentaeola. Pa
3HHchfnana
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FOR sAfsE-I.lcven lets in hlcck n
East Pensacola Heigtts t2a feet water
trent o. Pensacola Bay improvements
consist 81 modern bungalow. servant =
house garage barn. chicken houses
eumpieta water HFstera. bearing peach
ana Grange trees, roses. etc; IN fact
every thing O. make q ideal home A
bargain FER e. 500 Apply 10 M w
aihhs. fs r. Romano street fsfeh I'm
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POSITION WANTED.

wANTEn-Position IN hts line ~ ex-
peFfenced book and stationery man in
Florida city. Healthy, correct habits.
good references Married. Address ~
c.. oare Journal iimoh8t'
WANTEn-Rositlom Ia city a. house
keeper. companion or Light work. wet
experienced and win work cheap with
ssehf PARTY X X HsFnrhTta
POSITION wrANTFD-posltion as gro
Gerry 81 dry goods salesman. Ten wears
experiences in this tne, also five years
autarY consideration. Must have work
ID r. - care Journal 11mch7ts
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TRANSFER. STORAGE.

MERCHANTS TRANSFER 90. Thor =
ThoFsen. proprietar noiieits al Kinda
81 mowtns and haatinS Furniture paF Ted
for shipment Furnffure stored once
pasns a7e Depot phone f0A tenai
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FOR SALE - Satsuma
Orange trees on Trifoliata
roots. Townsend Bros. 21sr
and Walnut streets, Jack
sonville, Fla. -&et
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Business Opportunities.

A RESPONSIBLE party to take agency
for cur shock AbSDrser for al makes
% caFws With Investment ~ 500. a
PARTICULARS write IL a L. Auto Lamp
CO.. 500 West Gsfh Street y. r city.
ftEirh
CALIFORNIA OPPORTUNITIES Book
~ valuable information for visitors.
tourists. Investors and heaitn seekers
Nant for z6e prepaid. 80 California fn "
Angeles. Cal fsnen
Is ANTED- Partner utth SOC cash. Ab@
eniuteiy aigf grade. nsrtturto0s prppe-
Arrange intsfktsN. Address care
Journal ixmeh2t
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LEGAL NOTICE.
CITY TAX COLLECTORS PERSONAL
TAX NOTICE.

CITY TAX COLLECTIONS PERSONAL
TAX NOTICE.
Notics IL hereby given that the Tmx
Assessment books Of the CITY Of pensa-
cola are nov open Ia my office for the
payment ~ taxes Tor the year 1914. ard
that All taxes on personal property re-
manning unpaid. % days after the data
81 this notice. wfii ha enforced BY levy
and sale AZ provided BY law.
Dated this esrd day Of January A.
d. 1915.
.. G WHITING.
Tax Coliecsor. City Of Pensacola
IN Escsmbia County cosrt of Record
state 81 Florida. Ia Chancery, Alphia
Hardin complainant, VA Walter y. Har~
din defendant. On Monday. the 27nd day
Of March. A. D., isIh. thu defendant.
Walter r. Hardin, II required to appear
% the bill filed against him herein.
This order TO be published once each
week for eight consecutive weeks in the
Pensacola Journal, 4 newspaper pub
ti8hed 81 said Escambia county.
tSEALD A. NJ. MCMILLAN.
Clerk Court 81 Record
by Chaa 4. B0he. - &.
Pensacola. Fla. January 2zrd. 1918.
ssfE -
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FOR SAFE or nE-Modern six
room suburban home on lof ieoxis1th
feet Must be seen o. - appreciated
Address Owner" p. O. nex 1895 city
2sfenima
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F0R SAILS moffhs ola Poiana Chfnn
and Berkshire pffs wiH trade Ls=.eoru
Fnllets pF bay. Address Mrs. ~ q Oii.
ser Myrtle Grove. Fta. r. p. ID No L
t4mchTts
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w. o. W.
Hickory Carp NO. - W'oodwen Of fhe
woria meets second and fourth Wsdnes.
day nights AZ T.30 D. N Woodmau Han
corner Hayten ard Romano
c. .. oERTfNu.
6. p. CRookE, Clerk.
G. c.
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vessel
SCOTTO.
EOSASCD BROS. Captain.
Constance
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Excelsior fcnramDment. Ne. & mseass
every second and fourth "Wednesday ~
each uzonth AZ ~. IL nancra k4.n
corner Bayien ana Belmont afrnzfs
Visiting Pmtrtarcbs are Invited - Il.
tend.
w E ES'KRuAnp.
CkxAE. FRIzIDRIcItsEN. G. r..
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LIVE STOCK, POULTRY

rOn Sal E-Fertiie eggs. separate pens
Barred Rock Reds. white fseahoFnss
Brown IsghoFns. 81 cents do8en. Baby
rhieks - cents Bearce'a Poultry Plant
set g. Belmont t&mch2ts
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" ANTETb-wnur lob Printing ana oraeF8
for Engraving 81 All kinds. caIilns
ra ran. wedding tnvffatlons. ste. MAwEa
PRINTING 90 a Wees Government.
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WANTED.

NANTEn~Ronm im private family ~
EounK man. Best ~ references. Al
dress 'Romerf care Journal tsmehits
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FOR sAtE-.Shineies. Order inch hand
made No. ! Cypress Shingles from ~
T. Bursess. Robinson Point. Pa. s. 20
per n delivered 70 PENSACOLA agfehfm
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stock e. shares Barcelona 81 Wharf
Co. Z shares Ferry rasa Inspectors a
shippers Assn. $50 ahafes West psuMa
cola Land Co. also go residence lots tn
HaGeihurrt one lot and fwo-Kforv dwell
ting o. Baynu CNieos rs zoe Acrss pine
lard. santa noea oeaniw " Fl NIL
ten. receiver FIRST Ma tionai Bank IN
West fntendeneia street Pensacola pa.
1Rn2i
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FOR sAEE.-Niee afist dried palmer
wood, 80 cents. load s. so cord. de-
tvered; aiau split stove wood, 81 go
Pensacola F'ue4 60. Phtne fo4 28febfm
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FOR SAI.E--T.arRa ief ~ naa roe gune
reeeived ~, q Mcmillan. Phone els
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FOR SALE.

PLANTS ron sAI4s-CoMmos. sec per
hundred. frafiinF coieux for boxes,
SALIVA. tomatoes sabhaNe. coilaras and
iettace Peppers and egg plants later
Phone re. stephen Lee t4mchits
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hMnareds trailinF coiemx for boxes
lettuce, Peppers and exg plants later.
Phone re, stepheu Lee tsmehtt.
FoR SAILS NOR fhs Ga Poiana chin.
and Berkshire PtiFs. win trade Ls@~e oru
puliets pr bay Address Mrs.. ~ g OF
SER Myrtle Grove, Fia. r. p. ~ 40 I
iamchTt@
SON sALB-Two passenger ear. lake
et'eap fsr Quiek sais. @
-. as.''en
FOR SAL snappsr fishing boat. CON-
piele. o. good condition. WIN take
llup runabous "a payment J. 4. Burtons
Pensacola. itmch
ron sAIE-so Acres good land between
Gantonment and Af0seogee. 2a acres
cleared pecan end peer orchards. good
house. 50 an acre Tor cash. dirt cheap
Address "A. :" care Journal 1tmeh
nor SALES Lohs in East Pensacola
HeiFhts Fer auis'k sails retna rkahse
hareain e. sIo . io- Address II. -
care Journal Asmch
SWEET PoTATo sIHPs Jersey sweets
and triumphs ti.so per thousand. q
g. =. Century Fla, after March IS. Mrs.
= 2 Brown. Blur SPRINGS, Fla.
FOR sALE-Two ssoa business corners.
hortheast ard northwest corners OF
Barcelona and Tarfaaoaaa sfreata MnA
nice cottaEe a ia west Government
street Apply a. FL ID GaKnef SIS Hossfh
harceiona street toaprls
FOR QUICK SALE -ona prs.solite tanE
for motorcycle, With brackets. $50.
Apply =. Pariksr. g Est Wright street
iamchst
FOR sAIE-.Ten shares Citizens and
Feop.es National lsank stock. Reason
ior seliinE, moving sway. Address MrA
=. " AtsinKer, Warrington, Fla t2mhits
FOR sAI.E-rew shares o. American
National HHnk steck Address p q.
eoz ~ Pensneola. Fa. isnaeh
FQa SAFE Furniture for sale. 1895 "
jackson Phone esl finch
FoR sAIE-Two- story seven room house.
1897 Nnnt Cervantts street Cash o.
terms. ArpiY on premises 70 owner
itmch7t.
FOR SAfG--fndian motorcycle; good
condition. narEaiE. Motorcycle Box
ltVl 1ttE timchlt'
FQR SALLY Malls and Female scotch
AoiAes one HMAF old registered " C.
Branch. IL s Paiafo's street iomchst'
FOR SALE rof Nlfae's new song. '1ge
Married All the Fsmlig.n Is nov on
sale a. TIE music stores at a special in-
froduetory price. ameh7ts
FOR SALE Satsuma
Orange trees on Trifoliata
roots. Townsend Bros, 21sr
and Walnut streets, Jack
sonville, Fla. -&et
FOR sAI.E--White LeRhorn srrs Tor
haichine. 81 FOR tbs S. Per ieo Baby
chicks Ite, sic per TOT Graves Poultry
Yards Route I, Pentaeola. pa.
5mchfnaoe
FOR sAfsE-T.ieven lots IN hlcrk n
East Pensacola HeiKifs. taa feet water
frent On Pensacola Bay improvements
consist ~ modern hunKalow. servants
house. garage barn, chicken houses
eunnieta water sYatera. bearing peach
sna orange trees, roses. etc. IN fact
everything O. make a. ideal home A
bargain fer $500 Apply 10 NJ w
Gihhs. 70 r. Romano street 1gfah I'm
FOR SAFE on TRAnE--Mossrn six
- a.
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WANTED TO BUYS or - foot iauncA.
state particulars ara price. Address y
o. BOX 1885. Pensacola. Pa 3mar
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Live Oak Camp No 4. Woodusan 81 ira
Worid meets first And third Tuesasy
nights for general bugtntNs and second
anA fourth Tuesday ntMaea for 1merne
WORK. Woodman Han
.. ". DAVIS,
Clerk.
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ROOMS AND BOARD.

FOR RENT-One Or two furnished rooms
with ca without privilege % light
housekeeping Southern exp0sure. Apply
sec E Jackson ftmchti
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SECRET SOCIETIES

ORDER EAsTERN STAR.
Regular nesting ~ Florida
80 Chapter Nd. ,. .. r. -
Tuesday, March 10th ~ 5
II p. IA.
The degrees ~ the order
Will bsT confs srrd
visiting members cordially welcomed.
MRS. VIRGINIA DONALDSON.
MRS. JOHNNIE HALL. 81 a.,
Secretary.
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CHOICE FRUIT end rscan tracts for
naah oF on sassy 70 Ynments. Extra
good WNwatahls tandH H0aa fixNing.
hnutknK oysaerinN, boating. bathing
write Graves a fiarriasn. Faoridafown.
Fla. Twelve miles fraug Pensacola IN
fEscanhsa pHv. sanf1
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Fon sALFs-EeKs. = r. Rhode EsiaaG
Nea-EeEs 81 ss per settling ~ Is guar
enteed fertile eNgN frara carefully lnatsd
Thoroughbred ckiekHnS Add - Red
land Poultry Yards. r G Box eos. Pen
sscaia. NIa. tefehim
FOR sATE-Dry weed f1r stove o. IRE
place Big load for tf.ea delivered
Phone B1e. ask for nennts fafebfm
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AMBITIOUS MEN AND WcNfEN-ts o.
ever wanted. Govern INT fchs SIS 1a
20 &1so De- month N'aff flAt 81 positions
nuM ohtalnahis free. kFamklir Institute.
DepA - G. Rochester, ~ Y. toApras
Smyrna times., 1915-08-18
TO KEEP COUNTY RoADs CLEAN

Orders issued n New Castle County
Carrying With Il a $50 Fine
County Eng neer james Wilson
has determined to stop the farmers
from throwing vseeds and other debris
from their land into the roads. and
from throwing their hedge trimmings
and weeds into the bitches along the
roads. He says that this comes under
the law regulating a nuisance and
that there is a fine Of $50 for such,
Smyrna times., 1915-08-18
eeeNeeeeteeeeeeeeesesee eeeeseeeeeeeees.eeeeNeN

which will be enforced to the letter in
the future. MIR. Wilson says that some
of the farmers in the country districts
who are the warmest advocates Of good
roads. have been guilty of throwing
brush and weeds into the roads. and
that in many places the bitches have
become clogged up and the roads bad
" washed as a result. This practice
will be carefully watched in the
future by the enigneer and the super
visors.
Smyrna times., 1915-08-18
NOTICE
Examination Of Nonresident
Pupils for Admission to
High School.

AZ pupils who desire 20 enter a Seventh or
elef grade oi a State Approved High school
sAaminaiiou prescribed Is the state Bnard Of
4ltAu9n The examination will be conducted
we hiFh schools OF the places naulcd. on
1.nAl p august 80. from 9 a. ~. % 3. m Ia
Hl.l,meue Grammar. q. = History Physiology
1- BY ~ eieue Political Geography. Spelling and
.-..llug Pupils must furnish pencils. To en-
~ .Ne eAamiua;iQ n. pupils must have compile
~ ~ SIKH or higher grad Pupils who have
,.t4ls attended an approved High school Sys-
@ ~ " . seventh or Higher Grade. need not be
a ~ ~ hent county the examinations will be cnn-
lon. FELTON, Milford
Gates of admission 10 au Approved High
80 .o.i VIII be issued % al pers1ns who pass
eo-,is- ~ average OF 80 per cent. or higher Tnis
ff.t ssAte must De pr.sented fsf entrance %
t.H t.H school. - attendance eiil not te credited
y 'ne state Board % Education
CHAs. A. WAGNER.
Commissioner of Education,
Smyrna times., 1915-08-18

The cantaloupe crop. which is now
on down the state promises to be one
Of the largest ever grown in Della
ware Canteloupes are selling much
better than some grades Of the Della
ware peaches. This condition is due
70 the fact that the markets are over
stocked with Southern peaches at the
present time.
Smyrna times., 1915-08-18

Mr.. L. NJ. Price will have charge
Of the prayer meeting of Asbury NJ.
+ Church this evening.
Smyrna times., 1915-08-18
FOR SALE
FOR SALE

BAY HORSE. fine size. good driver
and worker. fearless Of all objects.
also ? york wagons.
W. G. Roe.
Smyrna, Del.
Smyrna times., 1915-08-18

WEEKLY INFORMATION. The
date of the label Or wrapper of this
paper will show the time up to which
YOUR subscription is paid.
Smyrna times., 1915-08-18

The value Of trading stamps will
be worth your while to deal with W.
G. Roe. See adv.
Smyrna times., 1915-08-18

First-class machine work at Della
ware State State Garage See H.P.
Shapley. agen for Jackson and
Oldsmoble cars.-adv.
Smyrna times., 1915-08-18
M MARkETS
GRAIN
SMYRNA AND VICINITY

shor. Items Of General Interest Gath
cred During the Week.
Crimson Glover. S5. 75 per bushel.
w. q. Roe. adv.
Smyrna times., 1915-08-18

". A. FARES & Son have a brand
new Studebaker six. having traded
their Old Overland car in for it.
Smyrna times., 1915-08-18

POTASH When they tell you
there IS no potash. don't believe it.
J. P. Husdon has plenty Of potash.
-Tygert's Fertilizers. adv.
Smyrna times., 1915-08-18

Because of the almost daily rains
which have visited central Delaware
in the last two weeks, many wheat
crops which have been cut hut not
threshed are beginning to sprOut in
the shock in the fields. Many farmers
will lose heavily.
Smyrna times., 1915-08-18

Edward G. Walls is having his an
nual August Rummage Sale of cloth
ing and gents furnishings that none
should miss. See adv.
Smyrna times., 1915-08-18
Naturally You Would

naturally rou Woulo
read a paper that not only gives all
Of the news. but with il includes
thirty two page magazine filled with
Fiction Of the best. Literary Criti.
cisms. Art. Music, Poetry and Comics
Sunday Magazine illustrated and
printed in color. This is what you
get by huying 1.-The Philadelphia
Press. " In the daily paper each day
film posed by the king Of fun-mak-
ers Of the movie screen is given
Who is the kingi Why. Charley
Chaplin of cousse. See him every
day in The Philadelphia Press. Z"
Smyrna times., 1915-08-18

Samuel Ennis and Fred Jones both
Of whom we're stunned by lightning
while sitting in Jones home near
Blackbird a few nights ago. the bolt
having struck the chimney. were con-
fined to their homes because of their
injuries. Jones being unable to walk
for several hours. Some Of the
weather boarding of the house was
knock ed off by the lightning's prank.
Smyrna times., 1915-08-18

Mr.. and Mrs. Walter Ford and
family. wish through this means 10
thank their friends for the many
kindnesses shown them during the re-
rent illness and death of Mrs. Sarah
E. FARRELL. mother of Mrs. Ford.
Smyrna times., 1915-08-18

Rev. Thomas Getz Hill, a Ford (;
Charlie D. Stoekley. ESQ.,, a Stude-
baker; Mrs. S. NJ. Farrell, a Buick
and Miss Rebecca Bailey an Overland.
have Joined the list of auto owners.
Smyrna times., 1915-08-18

THE SMYRNA TIMES
SMYRNA. DELAWARE.
"Wednesday, August IS, 1915
LOCAL MARKETS.
GRAIN
Smyrna
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s-.tr... %. .atl ..-......---. ..-...-'--"-- ~
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i.1.s,5,s White per basset....-...... ..... >
.,gr.ry .r.' .......-. -..-----.-.-..--. ---- l0
LIVE STOCK.
"a ve- ger ~ -
Beef dressed ..--..-.-.-. ..-'-.'..'--.--- u h'a
SMYRNA AND VICINITY
sbor. Items of General Interest Gath
cred During the Week.
Crimson Clover. So. 75 per bushel.
w. q. Roe. adv.
". A. Fares & Son have a brand
new Studebaker six. having traded
their Old Overland car in for it.
Mr.. L. NJ. Price will have charge
of the prayer meeting of Asbury NJ.
F Church this evening.
The value of trading stamps will
be worth your while to deal with W.
G. Roe. See adv.
WEEKLY INFORMATION. The
date of the label Or wrapper of this
paper will show the time up to which
your subscription is paid.
First-class machine work at Della
ware State State Garage See II. P.
Shapey. agen for Jackson and
Oldsmobile cars. adv.
POTASH When they tell you
there ls no potash. don't believe it.
J. P. Husdon has plenty Of potash.
-Tygert's Fertilizers. adv.
Edward G. Walls is having his an
nual August Rummage Sale of cloth
ing and gents furnishings that non,
should miss. See adv.
Rev. Thomas Getz Hill, a Ford
Charles D. Stoekley. ESQ.,, a Stude
baker; Mrs. S. NJ. Farrell, a Buicl
and Miss Rebecca Bailey an Overland
have Joined the list of auto owners.
Mr. and Mrs. Walter Ford ant
family. wish through this means L
thank their friends for the man.
kindnesses shown them during the re
rent illness and death of Mrs. Sara
E. farrell. mother Of Mrs. Ford.
Because of the almost daily rain
which have visited central Delawar
in the last two weeks, many whea
crops which have been cut hut nc
threshed are beginning to sprout
the shock in the fields. Many farmer
will lose heavily.
The cantaloupe crop. which is no
on down the state promises to be OF
Of the largest ever grown in Dell
ware Canteloupes are selling mu'
better than some grades Of the Del'
ware peaches. This condition is d'
70 the fact that the markets are owe
stocked with Southern peaches at Il
present time.
Samuel Ennis and Fred Jones bo
Of whom we're stunned by lightni'
while sitting in Jones home ne
Blackbird a few nights ago. the be
having struck the chimney. were co
fined to their homes because of the
injuries. Jones being unable to wa
for several hours. Some of I
weather boarding of the house "
knock ed of by the lightning's prsn
Naturally You Would
read a paper that not only gives
Of the news. but with il includes
Evening journal., 1915-05-26
LEMES PLANS SPORTs.

Speciaf to THE EVENING JOURNAL.
LEWES. Del. May 26-Final plans
have been made for a gala day in
Lcwes on Decoration Day, which will
be celebrated with a parable. a track
meet and a baseball game. In the
morning the parade and track meet
will be held. Contestants from the
Georgetown and Lewes High Schools,
Jr. o. L. A. NJ. Of Lewes and the
Lewos Athletic Association are en-
tered in the meet which promises TO
be a good one Prizes donated by
the merchants Of the town will be
awarded the winners. The baseball
game in the afternoon will be be-
tween the Georgetown and Lewes
teams and as both towns boast Of a
strong team. a good game Is expect
ed. The proceeds of the days sports
will be used i'm organizing base
bal team in Lewes this summer.
Postmaster Ebe r Lynch has charge
OF tho entire program for the day.
Evening journal., 1915-05-26
Wxxchxnu4
tie *
9o01ehou1of

Yesterdays homers-Murray Giants.
off Doak. Cards; Moeler. Senators.
off Dubac. Tigers; Brown. Kawfeds,
off Falkenberg, Newfeds
The Cubs had a short but snappy
ride at the head of the parade. Moran
and Bresnahan probably will swap
places for a couple Of days now.
John McGraw is showing signs Of
coming back to life. so seven other
clubs better watch out. John got
chased to the clubhouse at New York
yesterday.
George Stallings has been sick for
several days. While he was out the
Cubs took four straight from the
Braves. Yesterday he was on the
bench again and the Braves trimmed
the Reds.
The Dodgers passed the Pirates.
Fred Clarke's bitter cup is running
amuck
Vim Campbell is performing in his
1914 style. He garnered four blows
off Miles Main erstwhile Tiger, but
his team lost anyway.
Nap Laioie starred for the Athletics
in their twelve-inning victory over the
Clevelands yesterday And We guess
that made him sore, too.
Pittsburgh fans didn't have a chance
TO cheer for n innings. The Brook
feds took the first game OF double
bill and but for a ninth inning rally
by the Stogies would have annexed
the after-piece.
Did you notice that Grover Cleve-
land Alexander allowed but two
measley hits and hurled his team
back into the National League lead 2
It's been a long time since Charles
Herzog has had a chance to look
down on John McGraw in the per-
centage column.
Evening journal., 1915-05-26
Find E. D. SUTTON dead
IN PHILADELPHIA hotel

The funeral OF Eugene ID. Sutton will
take place tomorrow from the undertake
ing parlors of John b. Martin. Mr..
Sutton was found dead Of heart disease
in the keystone Hotel one day last
week, He was a lining engineer and
owned the property Just beyond the
Farnhurst railroad station. He is sur
vived by widow and one son. Several
weeks ago Mr.. Sutton left home for his
Offices in Penn Square, Philadelphia, and
from there went TO survey coal fields N
the South. He had been accustomed to
stopping in the keystone Hotel when un-
able to come TO his home. His family
had received letter that he expected
10 spend a night in Philadelphia before
reaching home. For some unknown rea-
son he registered at the hotel as +. ID.
Richardson of Pittsburgh Letters in
the mans pockets gave the police clue
TO his identity, and his wife was noti-
fed Sutton's daughterin-law identified
the body yesterday and made arrange
ments for its removal to Wilmington.
Evening journal., 1915-05-26
FEDERAL LEAGUE.
Indicates did not play.
NATIONAL MOTORCYCLE WEEK.

All over the country this week is
being celebrated as National Motor
cycle Week Club rooms have taken
on a festive air. special window dis
plays have been prepared by hundreds
of dealers. and the individual riders
have polished and tuned their ma
chimes up to top notch Every phase
of the two-wheeler is TO be demon
strated during the week. Clubs are
holding endurance and sociability
runs and demonstrations Of the num-
orous commercial uses 20 which the
motorcycle can be put are being
made by dealers eyerywhere-in fact.
everything possible is being done TO
show to the public the value of the
motorcycle as pleasure and COM
mercial vehicle. Also the value Of
membership in the Federation Of
American Motorcycllsts is being
brought TO the attention of non-af-
fliated riders.
Evening journal., 1915-05-26
ROTARY Club TO nominate
new Officers TOMORROW

Nomination of officers of the Rotary
Club will be held at the luncheon of the
club in the Rose Room of the Hotel
dupont at 1890 o'clock tomorrow. The
officers are TO he elected at the annual
meeting ON June S.
On Thursday of next week the lunch
con will be followed by an automobile
trip To Cedar hollow, where the mem.
bers will be the guests of the Charles
Warner Company. This viii be the
spring outing of the Warner Company,
and those who attend will inspect the
lime plant of the company. All members
who own automobiles and desire TO 90
are requested to communicate with a. ID.
Warner Ir., chairman of the entertain
ment committee.
Notices have been sent to all members
requesting those who plan TO attend the
annual convention at San Francisco,
July 1923. TO notify George S. Capelle,
chairman of the convention committee