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Arizona republican., 1915-11-24
HOPPE EASILY DEFEATS
 BILLIARD COhTENDERS
TRepubIlcan A. p. Leased wire1

NEW YORK, Nov. 23.-Willie Hoppe of New York had no trouble tonight in defending his title as balk- line billiard champion against Welker Cochran, the young Iowan in the de- ciding contest of the 1S.2 handicap tournament. Cochran was defeated by 500 to 21S, his handicap being POO points. Hopes average was 55 5-9. Cochran's high run was and his average 2 2-S.
 In the afternoon contest, George Sutton defeated Koji Yamada, 400 to 252. The high runs and averages were: Sutton 101, 15 1928; Yamada 29, 1926.
 The final standing was: Hoppe, Cochran, Geo. Slosson, Yamada and Joseph Mayer. Hoppe won all his five games and Mayer lost his five.
Arizona republican., 1915-11-24
CUBS WILL PRACTICE

All members of the Cubs football team are requested to show up at 4 o'clock this evening for practice. Man ager Kline has succeeded in arrang- ing for a game with the Osborn dis trict team, of which Harold Tame hill is manager. the match to be pulled off probably on the fourth of December. The osborn team is com posed of heavy players. and if the Cubs can score or win from them, they will feel rather chesty.
Arizona republican., 1915-11-24
1. D0YLE'S NAME IS
 FAMILIAR AT THE TOP
Doyle. Larry, N. Y.


 That row of letters decorates the top of the official National league batting evarages. sent out for publi- cation yesterday. It has a familiar look, as though it had stood at the top of the list before
 Doyle of the Giants, hit a futile 1920 last season-futile, because, all though his team as a whole was third in batting for the season. it finished in the well known and somewhat despised cellar. Still. that doesn't seem to tally very strong in place winning, for the Phillies, of sacred memory, clubbed together and only amasses a team batting mark of PAY for the season, which entitled them to fifth place.
 Speaking of the Phils- they went into the conflict, and acquired top most honors in the league. with the fewest players any National league team carried. Exactly 23 was the number they toted on the official their ranks padded by the liberal fered under the handicap of 36 so- called ball players.
 Some interesting statistics came to light the other day. in regard to team and individual playing last season. Cactus Cravath. for instance. piled up the most runs. S9. Carey of Pittsburg swiped the most bases. 36- far below the records of Mister Johnson of the Coast league and Mister Cobb of the deservedly fla nous. Detroit Tigers. Fischer of Chi lago led with 42 sacrifice hits. Cra- vath topped the league with two dozen homers; Long of St. Louis got 25 triples. and the aforementioned L. Doyle of New York poled out an even. forty two-sackers.
 The number of players participating in the 1915 pennant race. according to clubs and playing positions, was as follows:
Arizona republican., 1915-11-24
INDIANS AND COYOTES TO JOLFY OVER ANNUAL GAME WITH BIG PARADE
Meets University of Arizona aft Tucson Tomorrow WfE
-AHEARN GO
 SET FOR DECEMBER 10

ST. PAUL, Minn., Nov. 23.-It was definitely announced tonight that the ten round contest be- tween Mike Gibbons and Young Ahearn would take place here the night of December 10th.
 The state boxing commission has not acted upon the request of the promoters that a referees decision be permitted.
Arizona republican., 1915-11-24
BIKE RACE IS SLOW Republican A. p. Leased Wire1

CHICAGO. Nov. 23.-The ten lead- ing teams in the six day bicycle race at the end of the 97th hour tonight had covered 1S41 miles and six laps. 21 miles slower than the record. The Young -Kopsky team was two laps and the Ohrt- Madonna combination four laps behind the leaders.
Arizona republican., 1915-11-24
INTERSTATE FOOTBALL WHEN
 ARIZONA WHITTIER COMPETE
MevEY CLEANS "THAM"
[RepubIIcan A. p. Leased WIrel

NEW YORK, Nov. 23.-Sam McVey of OXnard. California, outfought Sam Langford of Boston here tonight in a ten round match. McVey was the aggressor in eight of the ten rounds. Langford gaining only the fourth and sixth. The weights of the negro heavyweights were: McVey PIP pounds, Langford 196.
Arizona republican., 1915-11-24

two states. College spirit is high at the State University and the student hody is backing the team with great enthusiasm And when the Arizona team goes on the field on Thanksgiv- ing day. they go not only to fight for the honor of college. but for the peo- pie of Arizona as well. The game svill be called at two-thirty sharp.
Arizona republican., 1915-11-24

Ilue stuuents- or thls ScnOOI. F. P. GRINSTEAD. Disciplinarian
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OPINIONS

flNANtlALs-Ihe beaIi-u prOfeS-
sional contingent h making little pro-
gress now In dislOdging important
mount Of real stock Ou Islds and at
tempts 10 cover reported ON breaks
The general market shows good buying
Of rails on all declines. Spcciaity au-
vances are Indicated by latest develop
ments, which favor in this respect
'hiuO and Utah copper. American Can.
American Smelling and GoudrIcu. rrO-
iessional plans contemplate another at
tack on American Locomotive. Pressed
Steel Car. Pittsburgh Coal and Lack
wanna Steel
WALL ST. JOURNAL on
the recessions Is a favorable Indication.
showing that there is no stock pryssins
for sale. and that those who want STOCKS
VIII have 20 bid for them.
JOURNAL OF COMMERCE=In "a
commercial war, after the present g.u-
Met. sentiment Will not control business
on an international scale indefinitely.
COMMERCIAL bargain hunters are
u ia force ready To buy stocks ANA
bonds on the breaks.
SUM- will take a great deal in
the way Of unfaVOrable developments 70
BRING severe stock market uuSettlem-ut
HARRIS. WINTHROP e. co SAY
We look FOR ultimately higher prices.
RENSKORF LYONS A. co. SAY
The outstanding short interest in a.. s.
steel Is very large.
- l. CARPENTER & co. SAY
When war stocks finally rest In the
hands % those willing To- meet carrying
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FINANCE

NEW YORK. Nov. l2.-In its techni-
al and speculative aspects to-day's mar
ket was largely a repetition OF the ses-
siohs Immediately preceding. Trading
again savored OF the professional and
was dun. except during the forenoon
ana In the final hour. when moderate
activity ruled. Numerous specialties. in
Guiding war shares and like issues. were
moved TO htgher levels. and copu,rS.
PARTICULARLY American smelling. the sec
"hu most active issue of the day. sub
-tantlally supplemented recent gains.
itlgh grade railways and kindred in.rst-
inent stocks were irregular. when rot
equally r~eactionary.
over night developments. so Tar AS
thty touched upon home affairs. fur
hlshed ground for increased optimism.
specially as applied 20 industrial condi-
lions. Demand for iron and steel and
uther base metals in itself Offered SUI
tlcient explanation for the strength OF
industrial securities.
Iited states Steel rose IL 20 asa
cqualling Its recent high quotation. and
Anaconda one point to SIS, establishing
"a record FOR the stock. Bethlehem steel
closed at 4i3. up s points. Total sales
u stocks to 977.O 900 shares.
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UNIONTOWN

UNlONTOWN. o.. Nov. 12.-Mrs. Geo.
Coup and baby. OF Akron. came 10 the
nome OF her parents. Mr. and Mrs. EImor
ConrOy. Monday.
Rev. u. g. Suodgrass was called TO
the nome OF his mother the past wees on
account Of the sudden death of mis-
youngest brother.
Mrs. X. i. Spencer and daughter. OF
y. y. arrived Thursday Tor
"A snort visit with sir. and Mrs. Al L.
Price and other relatives
Mrs. clyde Walker. who has been stck
Tor the past three weeks. passed away
Monday al the family home.
MT. and Mrs. GriWslcy. OF West Viz
EinlA are the guests OF Mrs. GrimsIey+s
mother. Mrs. Bell Hicks.
lawrence hcysor went wednesday
20 visit his brother. Calvin. and family.
NJ Martins Ferry.
AIR. Harry Hicks and HIS friend. Miss
Sadler, OF Akron. have been the guests
or harrys mother. Mrs. Bell Hicks.
Mrs. Martha Taylor. Of Bannock Wis
TIED with Mrs. Sarah Lee Tuesday OF this
week.
kemtst Foreman and wife. OF Ban
mock, moved Wednesday to the house on
TIE National oil lease vacated by Clark
Ser and family. kcmist will take Mr..
hicr place on tho lease.
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OIL NOTES.

on Crab Run. Murphy district Richie
county, the Crab Isuu on g. Gas Corn
pauF NO. Z u n. Miller estate. com
pletcd In salt sand and good for 3 uar-
rols per day.
The Guyan on Company has COM
pIet'd Its 80. a W. o. CaddIc farm.
trough the Eor,a sand. and DO is dry
Located on Cabin Creek. IA miles CAS-.
Of columbus Producing Company pra-
tIcNnu DOB Cabin Greek district Rama.
Whu county
south Penn on CUmuany.s 40. Ia
Golden farm. drilled t1 lnjuu sand and
dry. VIII dril Co Gordon Located on
Beech Lick. GrsDrhrI.r district. n.lf-
rIiGH county.
Tho Hope Natural gus Clmrar. NO l
Edgar lnNIsaUu farm. completed Boz Ir-
Jun sand and made EU barrels first e
hours located Ou Beech Lick Green
hrisr district
The south Penn nI Campar, t4a
.mIInfed Ifs 500. d ~ j.. cum farm rr
-'.. f.'t Iu Cant rrrI Wei. oiled uu
goo f..f With srI| water and very f|r.f
'"n .. uI After salt water De- exc
IH"f"f uHN m8t. small uumrrr IH.t
'.H n Sow Milton district. I|.IIrI.r
county.
TH. ruotrt.ar ON pennsylvania .I ra-
w...s OFF tf.a
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RAD
NEW YORK. Nov. I2-Dun's Review

NEW YORK. Nov. 12.-Dun's Review
tomorrow will say:
IN -Pite OF the rapidly OF the move
Hieht thtre Is no slackenIng OF the ad-
vance that t~oreshadows the greatest
commercial development in the history
Of the country. Following many months
pr sTadual ecOvery and adjustment 10
NV conditions, progress has come with
such a rush that reaction is feared in
some quarters; yet the economic position
steadily gains in strength and seldom. II
eN ef, mas the so favored con
tltued expansion. business IL no longer
wholly dependent upon tho ward de-
ultnus. the bumper crops. the widespread
Increase IN the production. in the work
ing force and In the power Of the people
70 purchase having established the basis
Tor an era OF nusNaupIed prosperity
mere Is, moreover. IA. further and high
~ significant Influence OF abundant sun
plies OF money for all legitimate pur-
poses. while the arrangements for run
|piciuentary foreign credits augur we'll
Tor the maintenance of the phenomenal
movements In overseas commerce.
weekly bank clcarings S4.Ofl4f0.TgH
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WALL STREET JOURNAL

steel corporation 10 spend 10000 900
on Improvements IN Gary. Youngstown
ana Pittsburgh plants.
Frisco reorganization plan provides
LOT reduction IN capitalization OF S2g.-
bts,uo" or S.SlE and reduction In nNcd
charges Of 47.t6E.
): steel products corporation re-
SalIs an quotations for steel IN France
because o. lack Of ships.
Upper advanced ~ lsi7c, lead and
sptlter firm.
u industrials I2i.15. up 2.5gG.
20 railways 100 So, on U.25G.
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Cash quotations.:
Wheat-No. 2. red. SI.I2q1.12n; No.
loS5s No. , hard. $1.OOQl.Os.
2 yellow old. 66hc: No .
white old 64A U64hc; No. ? white. new
39W 3gLc.
Pork-S14.z5.
~Lard-SS.gO.
Ribs-SlO.2 q1O.7o.
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FINANCIAL
MONEY MARKET.

NEW YORK. Nov. 12-Mercantile pa
ssrs, sterling. so day bills
Francs demand F5g9t.. cables S5gsL.
Marks demand Efts cables SiL Lires
mard a-- cables aga. Bar silver 50L.
Mexican dollars iNa. Government bonds
7f-Hdf. railroad bonds strong.
Time loans UUff. go DAYS mfr 90
HuN H|N months %
can money steady liEn o. low IA
ruling rate last Joan q closing Did
D offered 90 3
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WHEAT

CHICAGO. Nov. of
record breaking exports did a good deeal
toward Lfting the wheat market today
though nervous. was = to GM4c net
hlsher. with December at iO4 4lO4k
anu May at 100 y. Other Leading staples
700 al scored galns-corn a TO 41A
oats $40 To 40 he and provisions
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Logan q Bryan's Closing stock Letter.

NF.W YORK, Nov. 1.-THE market
iisplayed persistent strength through
~ me session mere was "a revival of
deal rumors some Of which ver. A.
il"d, Out the same nevertheless served
the purpose or stimulating the demand
for the war order Issues. The rails 10
comparison We're neglected thrIrh In,
no quarter was there any signs II reaI-
izlng overshddowtng the buying We
believe 10 would be part OF wisdom u.
receipt a portion OF prOhts on long lines
On the advances.
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demands. We think standards will sell
higher.
CLARK, CHILDS & CO.:-Net earn
ings Tor Z. :. steel Tor the current
quarter should be much over $50. OOo. 900.
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CHICAGO, Nov. 12-Wh-at-Belfsva
wheat Is an Investment purchase.
1orn-'ash handlers are disappointed
IN me amount o. corn offerings from M
.puntry- We believe ~ will sell Tor
more money.
oat-Continued export business will
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NEW YORK. Nov. l2-if street Cos
SD counts FOR anything. 70. =. Steel
Sommon should De the market leader TO-
80 taIk was OF an extremely Uuilish
character after the close yesterday.
Heavy buying OF Anaconda Attracted
much ATTENTION. American smelling has
Is,n accumulated steadily Tor weeks.
t-aIhlhSs are running Tar ahead or pre-
Iloes years. Railway issues al, in hisu
IaNor All steel companies ar, IN a pros
prices.
JOSEPH SANS-Marketwlse. special
uea VIII De the feature. The western
OPERATORS, who made biz money out pI
lhe automobile stocks alc actI.r in Ann
,IiSdn Gan aud purpose giving IL a CON
siderable boost. as the opportunity pIrz-
tnts The accumulation OF LackfAauu4
steer goes consistently on. and Du A..
activity. Virginia Coal ana mon ~nnuIy
oe taken Tor "a substantial turn. Am
Mexican Ietc will bee again most a.
-pohsiNe. Better things are anticipated
TOT th'Se stocks. Ctrru btpasco viii
prove "a veri.Hble bOuauO. Hold Cutie
topptr and Zinc.
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N. Y. STOCK

WHEELING. ". Va. NOV. II. 10.
Range OF active stocks ON the Sew
! ORR stock Exchange. corrected daily by
\. L. Aastcn a Co. rockers.
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NEW YORK. Nov. 1.-THE upturn L..
ukely to extend somewhat rrrth.r
though ON any sharp adNauc from this
level, We believe o. will be well 10 com
duct some realizing.
l.. 4. Earl, president of the Niplssiur
Mines Co.. who has just returned from
cobalt stated 10 a reporter OF the New
Aork News Bureau today that "a rich
vein OF silver has been discovered ON
the company property.
The lvuusylvauta company have dis
posed of all their Cambria Steel stock
at private sale.
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Curb Mining stocks.

BOSTON COPPER STOCKS
WHEELING. w. Va. Nov. II. IL.
Corrected by 4. =. Masten A Co. mem
beers Boston Stock Exchange. No. s23
Fourth avenue. Pittsburgh. Pa.
Stocks. ria Ash
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CHICAGO. Nov. 12-Hogs Receipts
$1,000 head. weak at 5 TO is cents ad-
vance, bulk t6.40g 200: light S6.1UH
100; mixed S6.ZOW 5.25. heavy S6.15sp
% Toughs s6l5g6.f0. pigs S4.OUa
els
Cattle-Receipts 1000 head: firm. Ma
tive beef cattle S6.OOHlO.Eo: western
steers S6.4oW 500; cows and hcifers S275
~ $50. calves 50. IS 4lO.S5.
Sheep"Reccipts 1000 head: strouE.
Sb.s5 uG.35. ewes S3.SOa5.S5:
$500 s25.
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s. .I,mIr fHrr,. which VIII t. bored
fHr.u.h unurfH.. moor Denver. col
WIN shorten H railroad wII,. and
reduce Ifs elevation from % 1000 f.ef
to $500 foot
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PITTSBURGH o c

Total shares s1s goo
HUu
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FLASHES TO nAsrrrs

oats market
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LOCAL STOCKS

WHEELING. W. Va. Nov. II. IL.
Laily Quotation LIS; Of the wheeling
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MAESLL&o FkS--
&1E11SS CAE ss&-DJEB
H@king EJECT JuEs 1908
PANHANDLE

PANHANDLE linz
WHEELING N NtsIS1lFEG
Daily Except sunday
Wheelina Wai.-,..
Leave
22nd street ~
wheeling CsT@S.,o
1870 a M .Ea
IESO p m. - q. Io"s
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PITTSBURGH. Pa. Nov. 1z.-Sattls
STEADY, supply light. Choice ys-sOap
80 prime Ss.5UHS.s5.
Sheep-Steady: supply light Prime
Wethers S6.l6H6.25: culIs and COMMON
50 90 % tOo lambs S6.OOOU g.1b. wear
calves Sl1.s5.
Hogs-Lower; receipts 40 doubledecks.
Prime heavies 500: mediums Eg.gOT
200; heavy workers. $3.50 $50: light
workers S6.65N6,75s pigs S6.OOM66U:
rouEhs 36.0OH635.
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MOUNDSsiLLE LIN
WHEELING AND &OUNDSVHk
Leave
10th Street. -
WheelinE cum vtil.
10 800 ~ m ga az -
1850 .. m
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On lines having regular eNprea. ser.
wee shipments WSgning In excess OF
nIty pounds or large bulk will nCN De
carried on passenger cars.
ALL LlNES-Datly Except Suncay.
No shipments. except emergency rhip-
ments or medicines. will be carried on
passenger cars between A.Oa and e:ia
p. m
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Stocks.
NEW YORK COTTON MARKET

WHEELING. ". Va. Nov. u. IL.
Market reported by \. = Master a Co.
members New York stock FvchanrC
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Information for Travellers
Time of departure Il oeys Wilmington
Trains Marked ~ Expresses.
PHILADELPHIA BALT more & WAsRINGToN r. r

7.o 7 rs' sSS sso $50 os 1885, &c 81 los
So % 49, ss So o. 's0 '' ' 60 car 3d. TO
To Philadelphia sunasys. o.. ss' so Os SO
sss s.os. SIS
,a Si ss s' 80 e. 's $50 H'' T. e.
s Pi! go T?':of 81 'a ai 49, 49,
7,o s e l i" T's'' ei ioi. i5S acn:
To B B and ana WAY Way Stations Station aps NJ
P, b. W.
Point. Down the state a MlsoI 5os sIe IO.44'.' P NJ
s'"Ts'im so T':'s9s 500
TO- sgs s. as q ass o. or sss. Oo4' = M"
s,s ?'3ag s; c ~ @ 'is s '' r. 49, ' s
!, s ss'fsqs ssay "a 40 u.s. $50, % 81 % So So 1908
PHILADELPHIA READING RAILWAY.
R' s s9s way s So "a s 80 M 'i' P M ''
rn,s'sh and Gh'; so S S no. ISs M Is % io
FERRYBoAT LONG
to & "nI' ming ''5 N ' ' a.
FENToN BEACH.
wharf daily; 80 and 10 90 a NJ 200 As and
sunday leaving Wilmington 4 NJ
Leave shirley a5vE ESs R7SGH FgHFSyI1IF additional
Fourth stree, wharf a. o'clock
SUBURBAN TROLLEY
Dnrbycnve French Street Station 20
To nd
hour and half hour an fT instance No '9s % Cars s'nF her.
days and holidays o
minutes P ssS5s minute. the oar a. 9a ana s % ' IS
ss ' s"a's sn ' ' me & sa aosl. " min
% y S SG S S . asFs' . S IT. nj.
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AUCTIOv SALE.

A UCTloN SALE-FURNITURE, CAR.
"A PETS. RUGS, MATTINGS AND
HOUSEHOLD GOODS FROM THE NEW
YORK FURNITURE EXCHANGE. NEW
YORK CITY THE AUGUST SALE AT
YOUR PRICES. WILL BE SOLD Ar Std.
FAST FOURTH STREET, FRIDAY, Au.
GUST 10. 1915. AT / O'CLOCK, r. NJ.
SHARP.
Several heavy Brass Beds, circassian
Bedroom Furniture. Bullets, Extension
Tables, Leather Seat Dining Chairs White
Enamcled Beds. Felt Mattresses, Cedar
Chests. Mahogany nressers. Empress Dress
ers, Chinoniers Chartered oak bedroom
Furniture Bird S. Eye Maple Furniture IL
brnry Suit in leather. Mahogany oval III
brary Table. Oak Library Table China
Closet. several sets of fine Dishes in a. and
fOo.piece sets. Mahogany Dressing Table,
Oak Wardrobe. Easy Rockers. Odd Chairs,
BOSTON Wire Couch, Black Leather Couch.
Porch Rockers, Lace Curtains, Table Linen,
Red Linen. Lace Covers and many other
things that so 20 make up good line of fur
RUGsi RUGsl RUGsl
Al this sale we will sell IS Rugs of the
best makers and best patterns. including
Administer Witons. Brussels, Tapestry
and smyrna; an Sizes floral and oriental
This is sale that You do not see every
DAY. as the articles are an In tho hest Of
condition and have been shown at the New
York Furniture Show. iuai closed They
are an sample goods and will positively b,
sold at the sale 10 the highest bidder. Com,
and see the largest sale of good furnitur,
ever held in this city. Goods can be seer
on morning of sale. Sale. Friday, August
10. 1915. I o. clock, =. NJ
STIDHAM & SON.
aueo1l.i2. Auctioneers.
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If THIS is YOUR BIRTHDAY
AUGUST II.

The women of this birthdats are
fond Of pretty clothes, are extrava-
CANT and tickle but good companions
and have kind, generous, sympathetic
natures.
The men of this birthdate are fond
Of dress also and will be very criti-
cal and hard to please. They 40 not
like to be advised nor criticised. They
are fond of their home and family but
will be exceedingly blunt in business
and sometimes rather penurious.
OFFICES will find reliable substitute
help through the Want Ads. House
keepers and maids will do we'll to use
the Want Ads for seeking advanced
positions Today is very favorable.
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HEATING Am RnnFING.
LOST AND FOUND.

s-r.--e----es-sr---,----. ---~----
OsT-s5Oo INTERSTATE CEMETERY
- Bond, registered. In name Of ''Chas 4.
kcese.' Finder return Co Reese & Bro. ala
King street aud receive reward.
ly21 Goblin.
ID ROKF FROM MoORING GEAR, PENIS.
ID Vile. N D. during storm. August g.,
"a foot row boat painted steel color outside
yellow inside. Reward II Under returns TO
augi cod Sc.
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Kershaw & Written

S. ". coz NINTH AND WI. DsuR Sis
d. a A. Phone. ace. wilmington. Del
Estimates Furnished. Lowest Prices
nugl1.i
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TYPEWRITERS.

~ NPEWRIrERS RENTED -- II u r T.
4 months. $500. Rental applied on pur-
chase. Sold, $500 monthly. Typewiitors
repaired Royal Typewriter Agency Type
writer Exchange. No 9l5 Market street.
no NOT BUY TYPEwRTTERs BEFORE
~ seeing our line. Machines, $40 up.
Also billing and adding typewriters. We
rent and repair.
REMINGTON TYPEWRITER co.
Bell Phone, 5125. 500 Equitable Bldg
apr28.tf.
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BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIEs.

NJ ADAM LEO AND QUEEN RIG ANDA,
NA worlds greatest Palmists. Tell past,
present and future also love and business
affairs of both white and colorod Price, 25c.
Shellpot Park all summer. aug1O.u
~ o MAKE IMPROVEMENT, ETC
L Land Company. Wildwood. ~ j., with
h llunhle riparian rights will sell limited
win double in value IN short time. 30
brokers need answer. Address Menlmin.
No. 1909 Chestnut St. Philadelphia, Ia.
aug7-wcd sat.st.
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PROPOSAL.

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ID IDS Will BE RECEIVED BY THE
ID Levy Court Of New Castle county, ad-
dressed 10 the president az the Court House,
until i2 o clock noon Tuesday. August H.
1915. for furnishing material and doing Ger
tain other work i'm repairing the Philadelphia
Turnpike Road from the city line 60 the
PENNSYLVANIA state line Information in
regard to this work will be furnished at the
highway commissioner office, No. 300
Church Building, Wilmington. Delaware.
JAMES WILSON.
aug11-1t County Engineer.
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SANITARY WORKERS.
MARKET sTREET GARAGE.
MASQUERADE SUITS.
PHOTOPLAYWRIGHT.


WILL REVISE CRlT1ClSE AND
j type your photoplay for S1.O0. Ad.
dress Woo Evening journal Once.
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MONEY no tOAN.

Ms oNEY To LOAN on real, ESTATE
lu Any amount at lowest rates Quickly
furnished. Address MAO. Evening Journal
p. otnce. nov2c IN VISIT
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VJ ANTED-sECOND HAND HARRING.
w ton diferental hoist. 1000 pounds ca.
pacity; also 35 feet Of track a. hoist;
gears for same. Must be In good condition
and cheap. Address W.. Evening journal
ONCE. tvQO.fF