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The weekly soliphone., 1915-01-15
CHRONIC STOMACH TROUBLE

The symptoms are: Floating, belchlng oi the stomach, Pain, Distress, Weahhess' r nation or Diarrhoea, Unhealthy Complexi Coated Tongue. All these symptoms poir vou have any of these symptoms, lose no will remove the cause, no matter how m; failed.
The weekly soliphone., 1915-01-15

Over Globe Drug Store. Hours s a. m. to $ p. m. krsr..
The weekly soliphone., 1915-01-15

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   lis dangerous An honeso nothing the back part neck or o yourh back? O"'I's the front thighs Congestion O.
  and hot flashes? Are you DIZZY ac
  health taking ChropaN
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The Pageland journal. [volume] (Pageland, S.C.) 1911-1978, 1915-12-01
Notice of Election

Notice is hereby given tha
there will be held an election in
the Town of Pageland on Tues
day. Januray 4, 1916 for the pur-
pose of electing officers for the
Town of Pageland for the year
1916.
Registration Books are now
open at office of Carolina Supply
Co. S. A. Sellers. Registrar
A. F. Funderburk, Mayor
L. J. Watford, Clerk
The Pageland journal. [volume] (Pageland, S.C.) 1911-1978, 1915-12-01
Fork Hill School Burned
Lancaster News

Lancaster News
: About S o'clock Thursday
moning the Fork Hill school
house was found to be on fire
and although every effort was
made to save the building, it was
soon entirely consumed. About
sixty new desk had only recently
been installed and about half of
hese were saved from the flames.
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1915-08-17
STATE DEPARTMENT
LOYAL TO C0NFEREEs
NoT MAKE REPLY To MEXICAN
NOTE WITHOUT CONSENT
LATIN DIPLOMATS.
Basticshirs New HAMPSHIRE and
Louisiana Are Expected To
Reach Ners. Cruz
Tomorrow.

WASHINGTON. August ii.-ne-
spite reports from Vera Cruz Of anti
American demonstrations By the Ia
iernatioual worksrs OF the World
the administration bad 40 rlisg.y-
ings regarding the general situation.
The /. w w propaganda, it was
said. was without Carranza's suts-
port
The baitieshIps New Hampshire
and Louisiana are expected 10
reach Vera Cruz tomorrow.
The state department announced
that no announcement would ts made
concerning the replies 20 the Mexican
note without the consent OF lie six
Latin American diplomats who pafti-
cipated IN The conferences With See
rotary Lansing.
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1915-08-17
MYSTERY OF A BIG PISTOL
Probability That Weapon Found In
der Surratt House May Have
Belonged to Booth.

One OF the numerous letters re-
eeived by the Rambler in connection
With his recent account of a trip over
part Of the route which John Wilkes
Booth and David Herold followed in
their flight from Washington after
the assassination OF Lincoln has come
from Miss Irene Nilstead. She tells
Of the finding OF an old pistol under
the Snrratt house. al SurrattsYille
Firearms we're hidden IN the Surratt
tavern. but i. is believed that those
which we're stored there TO be used,
presumably b. the abductora Of Presi-
dent Lincoln. were taken from the
place by Booth and Heroid when they
stopped there at about midnight in
their flight from Washington.
Miss Milstead says. About nine
teen years ago the old house at sur
rattsvllle was either rebuilt or remod-
eled, or, al any rate. part Of Il Was
sorn down. and under it was found an
Did pistol. After reading your article
n the Star | wondered If there could
De any possibility OF the pistol having
oeen hidden By Booth or his compan-
ons. It has been in my possession
sRer since Il was found. II is very
arge pistol Of the Beale make and
teens TO have been made in 1856. -
Washington Star
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1915-08-17

The last annual report OF the OBJ
.ervatory OF Yale university describes
hc new Instrument for parallax in
festieation nov being installed at the
observatory 70 replace the sixinch
1eilometer heretofore used for such
observations II consists o. a photo
raphie telescope of fifteen inches
aperture and ffty feet focal length. 90
b. mounted parallel 10 the earth is
axis Of rotation Light from the ceies-
.ai bodies viii be rejected on the
ens from a thirtyinch silVeron-slasa
nIrer carried hF an equatorial
aouufIHe This mirror vill ALSO a.
ref fhe raFe af lwhf to another lous
p ten inches aperture mounted close
fe fhe PHOTOGRAPHIC ieHa aud hav
az h aa tbp objective af tae guiding
riMeepe The star images in the
tn'f nI. af course rasoIFo ahoas the
~ fae .enf aad mean haee hftn
raraes mf routine ae photograph.
rstf Fnaf af the rate of the
amt darnal rotation
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1915-08-17
nm CONES n TINE
TO D[nEnT COTTON
REPORT SAYS powNTptR -
GENERAL. osKR mills sstN-
tn AND STATE
Gnlf Coast storm Calls Go Mimi the
Fact that Weather Il similar
to that III Year
ippo.

Weeks OF patient waiting vas To
day rewarded with fine geaerai
tain that means millions to Ellis
seunsy to say nothing Of the good 4
Viii bring 10 the state At large. IL
might b classsd as freakssh rain.
TO be sure. bat Il has thoroughly vet
the ground already and gives prom
ise OF continuing until every ciod N
The newly plowed land Is pulyeriked.
The rain will do cotton great deal
OF good. In fact there j. no estinat-
ing the coed that may come from the
rain. The flaitsrins prospects for
a hamper cotton erop lad deterio--
atea until farmers we're beginning
10 set restless a month ago the
'Srops never locked better. bur three
Edays age. with a hloom On top 81
every ssask. IL locked very much ike
the crop wonld be cat short. bat nos
Ia ID different. There Is time yet
for an enormous yield Of eotton.
II began 10 rain slowly Al an ear
'ly hour this morning and has Goa
finned throughout the day Reports
from every section Of the country
brsngs the same coed news that the
rain is general. covering a. territory
greater than The stare OF Texas
The gulf coast storm that accom-
panied the rain reminds many OF the
yeAr 1905. which brought disaster
10 Galveston ard hounteous crops 90
All Texas.
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1915-08-17
THE FRYE CASE
GOES TO HAGUE.
UNITED STATES ACCEPTS CIR
MiSas~ PROPOSAL I'd Ar
BiTEAIE.
Experts VII he spfssintsd to iiN
slse amount 81 Easiemnity Ia
BE Paid for Vessel.

WASHINGTON. AUG r. Tin
state department made peblie 10.
day tie American regiy 70 the Ger
man government 10 the ease u the
schooner William T.. Frye. sunk b
tssrmsa raidsrs
THE United states sgTe % he
f;ermaa proposal '-that each gaa
srHmeai DESIGNATE an expert 70 e.
the amount 0f indemnity for tie
seei and also agreed 70 al arr
sitTation Board under The liasae
agreement which shall decide ths
PFIs lau-A american ireafy involved
IS the ease
ln thia way Says the nete.
ttbe gge son Of ineemuity ard
sreaty suterpr citation ear BE- settled
promptly
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1915-08-17
SUPREME COURT STAYS
SENTENCE Of LAWSON
BOTH ~fDls ORDERED To fii.E
BRIEFS WITH COURT ~
SEPTEMBER.

DENVER. Col, aus IL a Wat
OF super sedeas was issued today of
the state supreme court stagine ihs
life sentence of john K lawson
the ssnke leader convicted Of muir
der In connection with the death 81
a Maine guard IN the Colorado labor
struggle Both sides we're ordered
20 file briefs by September On tae
question d new trial fer Law on
she wili remain temporarily III The
Trinidad jail
A wris 81 prohibition Was also
issued .gainst tudse Hiilyer pro-
hlbisiag him from acsine in the
three trials ~ other caai strikers
wbo arr SEA 70 be tried.
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1915-08-17

desire of the people 81 Texas % see
The bell and he received tbs asspr,
ances OF Nr. Kendrsck that every
thsng possible % route the bell
fhrouxa Dalsas wousd be done.
Yesterday Mr. Tate received the
following telegram frcsa Mr. Ken
drick:
The Liberty Bela csasssss.sN ire
yesterday and am pleased 70 asayise
that am Successful in saving Dallas
incsndesi In ihe itinerary. Tisy hasi
anether route III vles. hut ! sSareed-
ed in having iaeEa ehange i a'ss am
promised thaf the bel ssisl WISH yosl
il Dallas Kiaelg give this Informs
tEon 10 your Chamber Of Com
msree
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1915-08-17
DEATH PENALTY FOR FAILURE


Not long aimee. In "A inland village
IN New Guinea. certain moshrr-sh
law fen m. A paripuFi man vas
fetched TO her aid from a xsighocrans
VILLAGE. Could the pari-pusi man csre
the moshsrin Oh. yes. the paff
purs nan could surely cure the meta
srln-lau, The pgfi puri man nns'
have. however, As a fee for the cure
dog and pig II was a bargain
The dog and the pig passed into inc
possession Of the s0rcerer and no SET
confidently to vork. IL was testified
IN the course OF the trial which pres
cntls came on. that the sorcerer' VINO
vas By this time the deceased IN the
case, had made few passes over
the motherin.law and returned to his
village.
Now, my good woman" said be.
upon departing. you will set well
This was not 50.
Il called YOU TO attend my mother
sn-law7" demanded the son-inlaw,
when next the sorcerer came
1t was admitted.
Il paid YOU dog and pig'"
Yea did"
My mother-ln-iaw Is dead
Hum" II Is easy TO imagine the
CONSERVATION OF the soreerer.
Very well. then" declared the SON
in-law AS paid you dog and a pig
to cure my mother.in-law. and as you
did not cure her, | am going TO XII
yea"
Thereapon the son-Inlaw went OH
With two friends in search OF wea-
pons. Witnesses OF what followed told
the magistrate before whom the case
was tried that the sorcerer made no
attempt to escape--that he calmly
awaited the inevitable event Pres
emily the avengers returned. The son
iniaw grieyously speared the sorcerer,
and the Misunderstanding countenance
and aid dispatched him with their
stone clubs Not one OF these men
declares the magistrate could be
persuaded that they had done any.
thing out Of the way. Had the
sorcerer not been paid a dog and a
pig for his mediciae2 And had not
his cure failed? And was he not a
sorcerer, anyhow Norman Duncan.
in Harpers Magazine.
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1915-08-17
celebrate. Nine,y.fish,h nir.l,Ia,

ENNIS. Texas. August IT, Mrs.
Deiilah Edwards Of this city yesser-
day celebrated ker ninety ighth
birthday anniversary. She resi- les on
North Brcckenridse stree. wiss her
son. A. l.. Edwards.
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1915-08-17

81 ,he q. n. A. in 1913. died in hts
sssom st the Palmer House today We
retired last night apparently in sccd
health. The first hint Of his Illness
vas when he sent for the house. fhs-
stefan ut two O'clock this nnoruiuE
DEBTORS worked IN vain 70. save him
The exact cause Of his death has not
been determined. BLACK WAS -
years old.
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1915-08-17
GERMANS sRE REFUSED
~ 4 NIGHT ATTAIN

PARIS. Aus. II This after
noens Official statement reported
continued eanaenadink nj Bosssnhe
i.esntrsv and other puints IN The
AFSonae. German night ATTACKS
we're repalssa at Lathe Point
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1915-08-17
$500 Reward.

A reward OF $500 will be paid by
ibis company for the conviction OF
any one found guilty OF taking the
Daily Light from the yard or lawn "a
aly subscriber % this paper. EN
TERPRlsE PUBLISHING COM
pANY. Il
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1915-08-17

see the show every day at the
GEN theater Tickets free At Tex
as Cash Grocery CO. advles
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1915-08-17

send tne eais8ren g Cuslin for
free eefure shos tickets wifh eaeh
casa purchase aas Izt
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1915-08-17

~ II y ~ WHO i i NV
Evening journal., 1915-05-31
ISAAC DILLIN,
ooa % nrApEEp CT
ST. andrews Hears
OF BUILDING PLAN

In St Andrews Church yesterday
formal announcement was made of
plan to erect a new parish house Oh
the property at Eight and Orange
streets, adjoining the present church
structure. It was announced by the
Rev Richard W. Trapnell, the rector.
that the vestry of st. Andrews has
secured title to the property at the
southeast corner of Eighth and Or
ange streets. now occupied by the
main plant of the Freebooter Bakery
and the sheet metal shop of William
Biddle. and that the vestry planned
erection of a modern parish house on
the lot. In making the announcement
Mr.. Trapnell stated that one OF the
occupants had lease on the prop
erty for a year, and that construction
work would not be done until after
the expiration of the term of the
lease.
The financial report of the parish
for the year ending April 30 was pre-
sented at the services yesterday. Ac-
cording to the report the receipts and
disbursements of the parish for the
year amounted TO S11129,19, divided
among the various organizations as
follows. Church, sS.125.21; Sunday
school. S613.49: Womans AXiliary,
s734.1O; Daughters of the Auxiliary
S64.49: Junior Auxiliary. seas; Girls
Friendly Society. s71.03 Brother
hood Of st. Andrew. S93.04; parish
sustenation. S199.12; parish benevo-
lent fund. SS09.76; THE Hungry
Mans Breakfast Fund" $2SO.SO.
Evening journal., 1915-05-31
EXPLODING Gas
CAUSES fire scare

Escaping gas in the basement of
the building No 2 West Fourth street.
yesterday morning. caused an ex-
plosion which caused flames to shoot
from the cellar. One alarm was
sounded from Box No. 9. which caused
the district fire companies to respond.
George High, a fireman and emplOye
of the Wilmington Gas Company. en-
tered the cellar and plugged the leak.
In doing so Mr.. High was burned
about the hands. The building is oc-
cupied by Joseph Rendine as a shoe
shining shop. The damage amounted
to about S25.
Evening journal., 1915-05-31
DEACONEss HOME OFFICERS.

AT the annual meeting of the hoard
OF trustees of the Deaconess Home,
held recently. the following officers
were reelected: President. the Rev.
Dr. Vaughan S. Collins. vice-presi-
dent. Mrs. William NJ. Field; secre-
tsry. Mrs. Silvia Wright Burris, of
Middletown; treasurer, Henry R.
lsaacs. To take the place of the Rev.
DR.. George Edward Reed, former pas
tor of Grace NJ. +. Church. the Rev.
Mr. Randolph. pastor of that church,
was elected to the board.
II was reported that all the bills
had been paid and that there was a
balance of nearly S39 in the treasury.
Evening journal., 1915-05-31
UNION TAILORs FLEcT

Journeymen Tailors Union held its
annual election yesterday, with this re-
suit: Quirino Belli. president; Bernard
Levinsly, president; Daniel Nastri.
treasurer; Organizer +. Spina, recording
secretary.
The brewery workers strike was dis
cussed and the moral and financial sup
port of the union pledged
Organizer Z. Spins has been directed
by Central Secretary Thomas Sweeney
to start membership campaign and
label agitation in the District of Column
bia. Maryland, Delaware, Pennsylvania
and New Jersey.
Evening journal., 1915-05-31
E. H. Beck
Middletown, Del.
For Sale

23i4 Willard St.. 10 rooms bath, porch,
electric lights ideal location.
500 Delaware Ave, - rooms, bath. porch.
complete order % by $50 feet; desirable
1915 Washington St. detached house. 10
rooms bath, porch. hot water heat. Lot 30
by l25. Complete order. Room for garage.
1920 Tatnall St., rooms. bath. porch
good bargain; little cash required.
1909 West St, 10 rooms. baths, porch.
Can he bought cheap.
Desirable home facing Tenth street park.
10 rooms bath. porch sun parlor; complete
ao91 Delaware Ave. 10 rooms. bath.
porch. good location. Can be rented for
$40 Broome ST.. 10 rooms. bath. porch.
lawn in front; garage. Bargain.
101a Monroe St.. rooms. baths, porch,
good order. If not sold, viii rent.
421 n. Broome ST. o rooms. bath. porch
S. Z. Cor. Sixth and French streets 10
rooms bath: good location for doctor
30T w. Twenty street 10 rooms
bath porch. Cars pass door.
$50 Pine St. rooms, bath . porches;
up-to.date house Requires little cash.
$50 +. Eighth St., rooms, bath, heat.
Good order.
1903 W. Thirteenth St. rooms. bath.
Eleventh and Kirkwood sts.. rooms,
bath, porch; facing park.
1909 Pennsylvania Ave, rooms. bath.
porch; hardwood finish reduced price.
Grocery and dwelling al Fifth and Harri.
son streets
SUBURBAN PROPERTY.
Fine house at Holly Oak . rooms. bath.
porch steam heat electric light. Lot $50 by
13O. Finest place IN Holly Oak. Terms easy.
Cottage on river near Holly Oak, rooms.
bath. porch. viii exchange for a house over
Washington street bridge
Fifteen acre truck farm, miles from city.
Good buildings. Includes all crops. Pos.
session
Two acres Of ground room house al
Yorklyn; stable. garage and crops.
Number of other bargains al Montrose,
Brandywine Springs, Roselle.
II l have not got what you want, I'll get
il for you. Give me call.
ISAAC DILLIN,
e23 IL MARKET ST.
Evening journal., 1915-05-31
NAE nEATH IN AuTO sMAsH.

Isaac Mckinley, a milk dealer liv-
ing near Kennett Square. narrowly
escaped death on Saturday when his
automobile ran into a bank and turn
ed turtle. The accident was due to
a deranged steering gear. which caus-
ed the driver to lose control McKin-
ley was thrown out and knocked un-
conscious. Men passing along the
road found him, and he was carried
to the home of Ray Potter. where he
was revived. Later he was able to
go to his home. The automobile was
wrecked.
Evening journal., 1915-05-31

WhsfINSION
40 945 iCOo 10 go: go: iss5 s so aocs
SIS g. ST. s. s 800. ~ 4ss. o SS 7lO'
s.ol'. s.ss. 100
IS o2s 90 ss' : iO 90 s.
s23 ss siO' sai sss 7iO' 7'o 7SSf ao1" so' ''
s3s. 100.
DO Gao s5s Tie 9ss sgSdSy'~I M-SOa 'as MA P M.
pcn': g,c g $50 ,, w's;o1 m e. Na Gi io
soS. soS. t.os 5.i7 sig. . os'.
1oS. 11os. sG7. sG7. s. 55s9 ga 7sI:
TO Baltimore Way stations Mos. p. M-55o
DELAWARE RAILROAD
For Points Down tho State A. M-i2o 7.os IO4a'. M
aa2 b ms s 4 'a s2 g sS'ay g. ioai P M-45s
BALTIMORE RAILROAD
wh9'9S s's5 s6 dsys % M & 500
and wsshipstoD sand M-tSe's52 1882 M
1io- 49, SIS SIS. eo9, 5eo. %. < os 8 * so. os.
10 2s.. i.1s. 257 s97', 451 6ls' e.i7'
sgndsys Msi9: 49,, 90 2 ss: So. 1908
p. 327. 40 SIS 100 7S9 s.oo lo.oo''
PHILADELPHIA READING RAILWAY
F"s sd s9s w'y Ms sS n n and nd % Si5 40 %
STEAMBOATS,.
rsn1segs @ o. and "a Sh':r so 3 81 % po @ SSS Fourth & street % %
PENNsGRovE LONG BEACH
"n%1nsn ana fenhss5 Frr nTinston and
A. NJ IL B p NJ rom fennsgrove
To mi Street Station 30 minutes
the -rsndhIf houras ot and 7s4
and Market street. ;ssry % si hour % on the III:
New Castle with for Delaware
City instances 10 H. etc
beginning ten minutes after te hour as 10 72 60 etc 1Ehs
Bdywine Springs Knnt Square
s. tss %i1uts ior
Evening journal., 1915-05-31
kEOKUK TRAIL no MARCUS HOOK

Keokuk Tribe No. 3. Improved Or
der of Red Mems degree team will
trail to the wigwam of Wawaset
Tribe, at Marcus Hook tomorrow
night, to confer the adoption and war
riors degrees on a number of pale
faces. They will make the journey by
automobile leaving Red Mems Hall at
Z o'clock
Evening journal., 1915-05-31
AT THE VICTORIA.

Exploits Of Elaine is showing to-
day at the Victoria. These wonder
fully enacted and beautifully pictur-
ized tuhjects are always highly in
teresting to both young and old The
second attraction today will the Pathe
masterpiece. the fourth of the series
Of this exceptionally fine work. entitled
The Love Lair. or Who Pays?" In
conjunction comedy and scenic sub
iects will be shown.
Evening journal., 1915-05-31
Attractions at the Theatres
NEW BILL AT LYRIC.

Today the Lyric stock Company
opens with an entirely new musical
comedy bill, big Day at the Races"
followed by "Marconi Outdone," for
the last half of the week. on We'd
nesday there will be tango contest,
and Friday as usual will be amateur
night.
Evening journal., 1915-05-31
IL THIS is YOUR BIRTHDAY
MAY 81
{


The person of this birthdate is born
under the planet Mercury.
When there Is a desire 10 live in the
higher thought. great advancement
will occur for such persons are natur-
ally energetic. ambitious and self
willed.
To these people brief periods Of rest
and calm will straighten them out at
once.
In this birthdate we find that the
two natures are dual and always seem
TO be al cross purposes.
Il takes much time and patience to
thoroughly understand the children of
this birthdate.
The governing planet is Mercury
and the birthstone is an emerald
The Want Ads will be filled with
opportunities to find good positions
on the road, in the office and the
store.
Evening journal., 1915-05-31
AUTO BUMPS CHILD

While Mildred John. aged y years. Of
Dclmar. was crossing Sixth and King
streets on Saturday. she was knocked
down by an automobile owned by the
Wilmington Automobile Company. The
child was uniniured.
Evening journal., 1915-05-31
BARRED FROM WHARF

Fishermen of Delaware City who have
been accustomed to visit a wharf at
Fort DUPONT to guage the tide, are now
prohibited under an order issued at the
fort. This order forbids any civilian
from visiting the wharf without a per-
NIT.
Evening journal., 1915-05-31
CFRMANS ON OUTINc.

Members Of the German American
Society and their families are en-
ioying an outing at Beste's Grove
near Newport today. The days pro-
gram calls for ball game as well as
other events.
Evening journal., 1915-05-31
AT THE MAJESTIC.

The Eternal City," an intense
drama by Hall Cline with ancient
Rome as background will be shown
at The Majestic Theatre today and to-
morrow.
Evening journal., 1915-05-31
TRANSPORTATION.

NEW SUMNER SCHEDULE. WILSON LINE
TO PHILADELPHIA. 25c.
Fourth Street Wharf and Philadelphia
Boats leave Fourth Street Wharf and
Philadelphia at 7 80, Q 90, 10. 80 A. NJ,
IL O'Clock noon, 80. 3 90. AIS, 6. 90.
T. 90. g. 80 and O. 80 p. NJ.
ONE-DAY EXCURSION TICKETS, Csc.
except Saturdays, Sundays and holidays,
Regular rates; Philadelphia excursion, soc
single, SOC. All boats stop at Chester.
Evening journal., 1915-05-31
CLOSE RECRrIrING nFFICF.

Sergeant Elliott McIver. who has
been in charge Of the United States
Marine recruiting station at Sixth
and King streets. has been recalled
and the office closed.
Evening journal., 1915-05-31
FRIENDS TO PICNIC.

Arrangements have been completed
for the annual picnic Of Friends First
Day School. TO be held at Thompson's S
bridge on the Brandywine, next Sat
urday.
Evening journal., 1915-05-31
TODAYs OLDEST STORY.

bg the lnlleQ GTcSS.
CLEVELAND. May 81
Keystone" Sam Cole, 25 of
Baltimore. an editor. and Lii
lian Graham. %, OF Pittsburgh,
a telephone operator. are walk
ing TO California today after
marriage here which threatened
to be called off because Judge
Gosline wouldn't split fifty
fifty" on the marriage license
fee. But the groom borrowed
1t from the marriage license
clerk and the ceremony took
place.
Evening journal., 1915-05-31
THTFvFs STEAL CHAIRS.

The police are endeavoring to locat.
three porch chairs which were removed
from the porch Of William II. Reed, No
Az South Franklin street, several nights
! ago.
Evening journal., 1915-05-31
SPECIAL NOVICE.

NT INTNI NVI II Ts
N OTlCE-THE MEDICAL EXAMINING
IN Board. representing the Homeopathic
Medical Society Of Delaware, will meet in
Wilmington, Delaware. June O. 16 and ~,
1918, for the purpose Of examining candi-
dates who may desire a license 20 practice
medicine and surgery in this State, in CON
formity with the Act regulating the same,
ticulars apply TO the Secretary Of the Med-
cal Council. Dr. II. W. Briggs, Whining
ton. Delaware.
DIR. HARRISON W. HOWELL.
Sec. Med. Ex Board
Wilmington. Delaware May 81, 1915.
mav20-2t
Evening journal., 1915-05-31
POULTRY.
CHIROPODISTs.


Z LOkA JOHNSON SrRADLET, 40. 6Ol
Market street. Graduate OF Fowler and
Hanna. Treats Corns, 9uuions. Ingrown
Nails Etc. Evenings by appointment. D.
& A.. 2617. isr2o-tf
II LIZABETH HANRAHAN. GRADUATE
IL Fowler & Hanna Ltd. Chiropody and
msnicuring, hair dreBsing and massaging.
No. 900 ADAMS ST. d. A., zoos. Even
ling by appointment mar26-tf.