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The Birmingham age-herald., 1915-01-02
TODAY'S AGE-HERALD

1-Several hundred lose lives when ship
 is sunk.
 Page reports on reception of note in
 England. New Years day quietly observed.
 Says war will end this year. 2-Turner named to succeed LAckland. 3-Fogers rarely reform. says governor EEditorial comment. 5-Forges check to get money for wife
 and babe.
 Employees of Steel corporation to study Spanish Coke heads Phi Delta, Thetas. 6-Society. s7-MarIxets. e-American shippers win tsst case,
The Birmingham age-herald., 1915-01-02

T do not doubt that next year, at
 brate establishment of a beneficent peace" said the President. The British ambassador. Sir Francis presented the congratulations of his
 colleagues and himself. In his address Sir Francis remarked that the diplo-
 mats present comprised representatives
 of the nations fighting at the side of France and of other nations whereon
 neutrality imposes special duties in this grave crisis"
The Birmingham age-herald., 1915-01-02
ALPHA TAU OMEGA
 MAY BAR WHISKY

Nashville. January 1.-The twenty. fourth biennial congress of the Alpha Tau Omega fraternity adopted a reso- lution this afternoon expressing s. de- sire that serving of liquor at all of- fcial functions of the fraternity in the future be abandoned. The resolution was introduced by a delegate from Kansas The debate over the resolu- ton lasted several hours and the man. datory provisions were amended to leave it to the discretion of the en- tertainment committees.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1915-01-02
Captain Scherer Promoted

!. Mcntgomery, January 1.--1Specia1 Capt. Ga c. scherer, disbursing officer of the Alabama National Guard. has been promoted to the rank of major by order of the governor. Major Stherer will continue in his present position. Notice of his promotion was published today in an order issued by AdJt. Gen. Joseph E. Scully.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1915-01-02
Transferring Archives

Athens. January 1.--(Via London 9:3o o. m.)-According to Constantinople ad- vices the Austrian and German embassies there are transferring their archives to Asia Minor, fearing action is imminent by the allies fleets against the Darda- nelles and the capital. Foreigners. 1t Is ste ted. are preparing to leave for the interior.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1915-01-02
FEMALE PRINTER
 WINS BIG SUIT

Chicago. January 1.--Mlss Mary Sheets. . printer. who alleged she contracted lead poisoning at the type cases, was awarded verdict today of slO00o in her suit against the International Harvester company.
 Miss Sheets testified that after 22 years as a type distributor in the Harvester company's printing plant. she became i'll of lead poisoning. The evidence showed she is now partial paralyttc.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1915-01-02
REVOLUTION HAS BROKEN OUT IN PARAGUAY, REPORT Argentina Dispatch Says President of Paraguay Is
 PrisOner-SOldiers
 Take Field

Buenos Aires, January 1.-La Prensa today prints . dispatch from FOrmosN, Argentina, saying . revolution has broken out in Paraguay. an artillery regiment having taken the held. sherer, President of the republic, is n prisoner.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1915-01-02
Rome Celebrates

Rome January 1.--d2.20 a. m.)-Rome adopted d unique way of celebrating the entry of the new year. Usually the event has been celebrated by the explosion of fireworks and the firing of guns, but as that was prohibited this year. the people generally agreed to appear at open win- dows, glass in hand and cry Viva Italy. That was done and the effect was most ,,,., evix
The Birmingham age-herald., 1915-01-02
Pennsylyania Ties Cornell

New York. January 1.-Pennsylvania, capturing all four points in tho semi final round of the triangular college chess league today. tied Cornell for first place with total score of games won and 2 lost Brown has not yet won single game. Inc final round will be played tomorrow.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1915-01-02
Emperor Visits Troops

Petrograd December 3l.Emperor Nich- olas visited the army front today and re- ceived reports concerning war operations. He reviewed the line of troops, dtstribus" ing insignia of honor among soldiers Who had distinguished themselves the most in tho fighting and thanking the various units for their service.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1915-01-02
To Divide Money

Mountain Creek, January l.-tSpecial) The amount of cash sent to the old vet erans at the Home here was divided equally among the old men and old ladies today. Each one received S3.f. This money was sent by different chapters throughout Alabama.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1915-01-02
Fight to Draw

Philadelphia. January 1.-Honors were about even at the end of a fast six-round bout between Young Ahearn of Brook lyn and Jack Dillon of Indianapolis here today. Ahearn conceded the Indianap- oils middleweight eight pounds in weight
The Birmingham age-herald., 1915-01-02
Cotton Report

Clanton. January 1.-(Special. )-There has been 2o.s72 bales of cotton glnned in Chiffon county for the year 1s1l. agathst x.t6o bales for the year 1914.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1915-01-02
REPLY PROMISED TO AMERICAN NOTE IN
 THE NEXT FEW DAYS
People Look on Situation in Entirely Friendly
 Spirit-Tone of Press Reasonable and Amicable

washington January Ambassador Walter Hines
  attitude
The Birmingham age-herald., 1915-01-02
1915 WILL SEE END OF
 WAR, SAYS POINCARE
French Chief Executive Addresses Foreign Diplo- mats On New Years Eve-Prominent Officials Present At Speech-Exchanges New Years Greeting With Joffre

m)pysdction
  om went palace Eysce present
Evening journal., 1915-08-11
Delaware COMPLETES
FOOTBALL SCHEDULE

Special TO THE EVENING JOURNAL.
NEWARK, Del. Aug manager
Jones and Coach McAvoy. Of the Del
aware College football team, have
completed the schedule of the coming
season with the signing of Pennsyl-
vania Military College Of Chester and
Mt St Mary's of Maryland for games
This will make two games with z. NJ
c.. one to be played in Chester and
one here. The opening game. Sep
TENDER 25. Will be played in Chester,
and later in the season the same
eleven Will play Delaware on Frazer
Field. Bill" Hollenbach, the for
mer U. Of p. star and also former
coach of the Pennsylvania State Col
lege team, is now coach for P. NJ. c..
and the indications are that he will
have strong eleven. He had his
squad together for practice last
spring, and they will also report early
in September TO be in shape for the
opening of the season.
Delaware originally had another
team scheduled for the opening game
/ September 25, to be played here, but
the team cancelled, and to fill in this
date it was necessary to arrange an
other game with p NJ. c. Mt st
Mary's will be here in October for a
game.
Coach McAvoy intends to get as
many of the football candidates as
possible back before college opens
TO give him some time to get a team
in shape for the P. NJ. c. game. AS
college opens on September is II
/ would give only ahOut ono ureclr he
fore the first game for practice un.
| less the candidates report earlier
There are prospects Of several good
football candidates in the enterins
| class.
In case Captain Handy does no
return as has been indicated. It viii
be necessary TO elect a new captain
as soon as the ID" men get back.
Evening journal., 1915-08-11
DIAEAS IN match
shoot BY TELEGRAPH
Nemours and Chicago Clubs
Will Smash Targets Over
Traps Tomorrow
HANDSOME TROPHY
FOR LOCALS---MAY BE

At the DUPONT Trapshooting Club
tomorrow afternoon the members OF
the Nemours Trapshooting Club will
shoot in competition with the Chicago
Diana squad. The Chicago ladies will
shoot on their own grounds and the
scores will be reported here by tele-
graph. and the local scores will be
sent to Chicago the same way.
Chicago has some very fine women
shots and they seem confident of win
hing the handsome trophy donated as
a prize for the occasion by the du-
pont Powder Company.
The local Dianas are Just as conf
lent that they will walk off with the
Drize.
The members of the Nemours Club
Who will shoot are: Mrs. Elizabeth
Moulton. Mrs. Elizabeth Riley. Miss
Bessie V. Carson. Mrs. William A.
Ioslyn and Miss Harriet d. Ham
nond. with Mrs. Charles Springer
and Mrs. Harry White as substitutes.
The Chicago Diana squad is com
posed of Mrs l.. NJ Featherstone,
Mrs. A. H. Winkler. Mrs ]. H. May
Mrs. G. w. Shepherd. Mrs. H. Almert
The race will be at so targets a
shooter and the total team scores will
count.
Visitors are welcome and a good
turnout is expected.
Evening journal., 1915-08-11
HARD FIBRE KNOCKS
BY BABE.

Twelve games lost, seven by one run,
three by two runs, two by three runs.
Sounds like hard luck
Dan Grant is playing the hot corner
in big league style. His one handed
catch at Middletown ON Saturday was
great.
p. Grant is playing the best game Of
his career at the keystone sack
Ray Scott is smuggling the bali hard
He got three hits IN Saturdays game at
Middleaown
a little of the old life and a little
pep.
Davis was there with nice two base
hit. scoring two runs.
Hawke is pitching IN big league style
He held Avondale 10 seven hits in twelve
innings and lost, 10 4. lie held Mid
dletown to seven hits and lost 3 20 s
after ten innings. II was not your fault
old hoy.
Midget Duffy is playing a great gam,
IN center. He has had one error out oi
fifty-iive chances.
Some catch. Bradford. you made al
Niddletown.
Johnson proved himself a pinch hitter
when he cracked out single with tive
on and helped tie the score
Norklyn A. G. has cancelled the gam,
for August a. ANY fast team wantin,
a game should call 2S05. c. /. johnson
between S45 o. m. aud 430 D. m.
Hawke surprised the Middletown fam
on Saturday by catching two men nan
ping at third and one at second Oh
boy, you are slick.
Jackson was on the Job Saturday.
Evening journal., 1915-08-11
LOCAL GUNNERS Will
SHOOT IN GRAND American

All trapshooters' eyes are set to-
wards Chicago. for the big classic
shoot. the Grand American Handicap
opens August rs at Grand Park. that
city.
Wilmington will be well represent
ed by the following. T. S. Chalfant.
A. p Richardson. William NJ Foord.
Samuel W Long. George Frank Lord.
j. T. skelly Ed Banks. William A.
Joslyn. r. e. Doremus. Ward NJ. Ham
mond. Dudley S. Wood. William r.
Jensen Other prominent and well
known shooters who have shot al The
local club and who will he in at
tendance at the Grand American will
be Lester German. c. IT, Newcomb
Philadelphia; F. S. Tomlln. Penns.
grove. N. j..
Evening journal., 1915-08-11
eWxNhxnU
tie "
@oO1ebouy(

Yesterdays homers Burns, Tigers,
off johnson, Senators; walker,
Browns, off Ruth, Red Sox; Willie, In
dians. off Cole. Yanks; Walsh, Ter
rapins. off Allen. Pittfeds. Lennox,
Pittfeds, of Johnson, Terrapins.
Even Walter johnson has no ter
rors for the Cobb-Crawford-Neach
hitting trust Walter got soundly
trounced by the smuggling Tigers yes
terday.
Half a game. half a game, half a
game, onward, is the municipal hymn
Of Brooklyn today
Just a wee bit more than half a
game separated those Devilish
Dodgers from first place.
The Red sox didn't better them
selves any by splitting a double bill
with the Browns. for the Tigers and
White Sox both won. Bill Carrigan's
lead isn't such that he can afford "a
split double-headers. especially with
the Browns
Old King Cole isn't so merry as
he's been painted today The Kins
held the Indians to three hits and
then watched Lutte Boone boot his
game to the four winds in the ninth
Adams Of the Cubs has a fat kicl
along the that line. too. The Dodgers
got four hits off'n him and scored
three runs on EN-, while the Cubs
could squeeze but one run out O.
nine blows.
Those Pirates may not win a pen
nant. but they're making things mast!
for the contenders. Yesterday the
throttled the Giants streak of win
ming Babe Adams let the New
Yorks down with FIVE blows.
Evening journal., 1915-08-11
STANDING of the Club

SALISBURY, Md. Aug. ll.-Salisbury
won from St. Alichaels here in a l0-in-
ming game, 4 to g. The contest was
long-drawn out. owing to Smiths Wild
ness, he issuing 10 passes.
With two on bases i'm the tenth and
none out. Bennett relieved Smith. SAL
isbury won then on an error at the plate
by Noble. The features were Twining's
pitching, he striking out - men. and
Wilson's hitting. Score by innings
Salisbury ..... O0Ol Il 90 II
St Michaels 0 5000 0 o 0 o.
Struck out--By Twinng. y. First
base on bslls--Of WINNING. /; oil
Smith. 10. Two-hase Homer. vii
son, ?. Three base hit-Wilson. Honi,
run White. Left on bases-St Mich
aels 3; Salisbury, y. Time of game
$50. Umpires-Portcr and Rubin.
Evening journal., 1915-08-11
CHAPEL AGAIN WINS.

Chapel Playground team defeated
the Kirkwood yesterday at Eden Park,
10 10 g.
Irwin and Lone put up a good
game for KirSwood This makes the
fifth victory for Chapel. The score
by innings
Kirkwood 1000 5000 o. 6
Chapel 1000 0O37O x--10
Earned runs, Chapel 8: Kirk
wood. ?. Two-base hits. Reeder. Win
ter Struck out Reeder 10: Irwin. 4.
Double plays, Morris unassisted)
Left on bases. Chapel. s: Kirkwood.
4. Stolen bases. Chapel. 6 Kirk
wood. s. Hit by pitched ball. Cossey.
Lister. Base on balls. Reeder, L.;
Irwin, 8. Umpires. Lucas and Brad
ley.
Evening journal., 1915-08-11
EAsroN LANDS CLOSE GAME

EASION, Nd. Aug. ll.-Easton de-
feated Cambridge in a close and excit.
ing game, to ?. 1t was pitchers
battle from start 10 finish.
Although both twirlers were hit hard
brilliant fielding kept the score down
Score by innings;
Two-base hit-Baker. Three base hit
Gardner. Sacrifice hits--Aloxlev
Smith. Stolen Mccarthy. Kane
Hit by Wallace. Steinsder
Struck out--By Enright, = by Cantwell
7. Bases on balls-OH Enright. 2; of
Cautwell, !. Left on bases-Easton p
Cambridge, s. Time-l.5O. Umpire
Chief Green.
Evening journal., 1915-08-11
S c R A PS

NEW YORK.-Terry McGovern
wants to be a referee. At the regular
meeting of the Boxing Commission.
Terry put in his bid for the third
man Job in the event the commission
decides TO allow decisions in New
York State.
NEW YORK.-Johnny Howard. the
Bayonne. N. J.. middleweight, and
Happy Littleton, hailed as the Stan
ley Ketchell" of the Southwest, will
meet in a ten-round bout at the st.
Nicholas A. G. tonight
BOSTON.-Sandy Ferguson, the
Chelsea strong boy heavyweight, ad-
mitted today that it's a hard stunt to
come back" Sam Mcvey. the Cali
fornia negro, knocked Sandy out last
night at the Atlas A. A. in the eighth
round of a twelve-session bout. Sandy
took the count of nine three times
before the fatal smash on the jaw. "
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of the Metropolitan Circuit. at Monroe
n. y. yesterday afternoon.
Heavy rains during the past few day
had made the track heavy and the best
time was 2l3. It took four heats I,
decide the race.
Herman Tyson was the driver.
Evening journal., 1915-08-11
RUNS FOR THE WEEK

Runs scored by all teams Of three
leagues from Wednesday. August 4. 10
Tuesday. August 10. Only runs that
figure in official averages are in
cluded. Scores Of incompleted games
are not counted, but the scores Of
games Of FIVE innings or more are in
cluded In the table
Evening journal., 1915-08-11
Today BASEBALL chances

National League.
New York at Pittsburgh, cloudy.
Brooklyn at Chicago. clear.
Boston at St Louis, fair, two games.
Only National games today.
American League.
Cleveland at New York. clear.
St. Louis at Boston, clear, two
games.
Chicago at Philadelphia clear.
Detroit at Washington, clear.
Federal League.
Pittsburgh at Baltimore. cloudy.
St. Louis at Buffalo, clear.
Chicago at Newark, clear.
Kansas City at Brooklyn, clear.
Evening journal., 1915-08-11
"SOME SPORT SIDELIGHTS"
Delaware-Maryland League
BY Eddie"

New Castle and vandever both made
the gaps between first and second
places farther apart.
New Castle came over to win and
put up such a bold front that Park
side fell for the short end stuff.
The much footed Ingram didn't
want to disappoint anybody so he
pitched up to- his reputation.
Jones lost his first game for Park
side, but a pitcher can't win them all.
especially if his team fails to hit
Saturday was record day in atten-
dance for the Del-Mar League In
gram allowed but 2S men TO face him.
Newark and Elk Mills scored seven
teen runs and didn't earn one. Elk
ton and Traction Company hit for a
total of five hits
That was a funny, but lucky trick
that Feehly of Elkton. worked Satur-
day. Since the team got into the
rut, Feehly has tried numerous bat
Sing orders but of no avail. On sat
urdsy he put all the players names
in a hat and the order in which
they were drawn out made I'D his
batting order. 1t worked.
At that it was pretty tough on
Bobby Wallace. He allowed two hits
and yet was defeated.
The Shore League has made in
4 roads into the local camps. Trac-
ton Company. Parkside and New
Castle all have men playing there
i and very frequently the boys can't
get home to play their Saturday
games.
New Castle had a scare in the sew
/ enth inning, consultations between
! all the infelders being frequent. A
hit would have meant a tie score
and would have PUT the coming
champs on their heads.
When Ingram caused Austin to fiy
<out. Jack McDevitt met him almost
at the plate with his sweater. Jack
was happy.
Evening journal., 1915-08-11
RACES AM POC0MOKE.

POCOMOKE. Md. Aug. 11.-Sum-
mary of the races on the opening
day of the fair here follows:
2.23 Classs trOfs nurse 5000.
Evening journal., 1915-08-11
LIcENSE APPLIrATInN-


NJ OTICE-l. EDWARD c. BARRETT.
IN tenant and occupant Of the house. stu.
atcd at No iOt Market street In the
First ward Of tho city Of WI.
minFton. county Of New Castle and
State Of Delaware. IN compliance with the
requirements of the Acts 81 the General A..
semhly. In such case made and provided. do
hereby give notice that I shall apply in
writing to the Court of General Sessions. of
Tho state Of Delaware. In and for New Cas-
tle county. on Mont the Goth day Of Sep
temher. y. D. ion being the next term
OF said court for aN conso for said house
aa an inn or tavern ? the sale therein o.
Intoxicating liquors less quantities thar
one quart. 20 be DRUM ln the premises. an,
/ the following respectful citizenn Of al,
/ ward az least twelve q whom are fubstan
/ tial ireohoidorf Of said ward recommend fh
! said application. via.
Samuel kaatf. John p Healv.
| Abraham Hindin, Morris Binder.
] MaN lericlham, Joseph Lemon.
simon Sparie David Mcbride,
| M Gross. Anthony Mathews.
! Thomas o Cooper. Herman Cohen
Mares Chaikin. Joseph r. Emory.
Albert Newmayer Frank Welsh.
Louis Reches. samuel r Price.
a , sklut Abort Vaughan.
A. Sklut Robert Reynolds.
p polleft Fred Fianger.
Harry Kenyon. william Banks,
Jacob Millman.
augli.3t EDWARD C. BARRETT
Evening journal., 1915-08-11

M OTICE-f. JOHN OLslFWSKI. TILE
~ tenant and occupant Of the house situ-
atyd at No. 10 East Second street In thu
Second ward, In the city Of vii
mington. county Of New Castle ard
Stale Of Delaware. m compliance with tho
requirements Of the acts Of tho General As
sembly. In such case made and provided,
do hereby give notice that I shall apply
IN writing 20 the Court Of General Sessions.
Of the State Of Delaware. in and for New
Castle county, on Mondsy. the goth day Of
September. 4 d. 1915, being the next Term
Of said court. for a license for said house
az an inn or tavern. for the sale therein Of
Intoxicating liquors Ia less quantities than
one quart, 10 be drunk on tho premises. and
the following respectable citizens of safd
ward 40 least twelve Of whom are substaa-
ilal freeholders Of said ward. recommend tns
said application. via.
Evening journal., 1915-08-11
BILL WILLIAM Will CO
AGAINST pacing MARK

Thomas F. Lynch's chestnut geld
ing Bill William, win so against the
seasons matinee pacing record at the
ninth matinee of the Delaware Horse
Show Association on Saturday. The
seasons pacing record is 2.2S Ia.
Bill William has beaten that time
many a day and is expected TO do so
Saturday The card for Saturday is:
Event No. 1. Mile Heats In 2.
David Ford. br h. M Shandon Bells
John Burnett. b. m. ...... Edna d.
l.. II. Ball. b. m. 1900. Dewey Maid
Garden Farm, b. m. $500. .Dossie Nolo
II. Dutton. b. h. ....... Chippy Tom
Event No. ,. Mile Heats In 3.
J. c. Boulden b. m. .. Dora Thorne
John Brrnett oh. m. Miss Nora Hall
4. r. Lynch. b. m. ..... Esther Banks
Il. Dutton. b. &. ........ Peter w
j. w. Mullen. b. g. ...... Little Gene
Event No. 3. Vile Heats, . in 3.
W. II. Hollett. ch. h. ..... Star Peter
West Farm. b. m ..... Bonniegale
W. NJ Taylor, b. m. Babe Allerton
John Burnett. blk m. ...... Roberta
n. button b. 3. ........... Royal j.
Event No. 4. Mile Heats, , In 3.
w. NJ. Armstrong, br. h. Silver King
w. II. Hollett. blk. z. &C.,. Barron Jr
John A. White, b. b. Penn Nelson
/ Stephen McNee. b. &. ....... Uleer
Event No. >. Mile Heats, = in 3.
B Q. II. Perry. b. &. ........T j. r
! n. Dutton. oh. 3. .......... Abe II. o
, p. S. Green, b. m. ..... Minola Dewe,
Z j. p. Ratledge. b. h. .........Jim f
! Daniel B. Lynch, b. h. Judge Bradford
/ Event No. 6.
To beat seasons pacing record
/ 2.23 IA.
/ T. F. Lynch. ch. 2. Bill William
Evening journal., 1915-08-11
FENTON BEACH

Leave Orange street what daily. so
and 1000 A. a.; 200. 445 and 500 p NJ
Leave Beach 6 90 aud HOO A. M; 500
and 500 z. N.
Extra trip Saturday leaving Wilmington
z NJ and Beach. 10 P. NJ.
Extra trips sunday leaving Wilmington
9 and 12 a. NJ. 4 and 73o p. NJ. and
p NJ.
Dancing every afternoon excepting Sun
day. Orchestra.
Evening journal., 1915-08-11
T. STATE or JOHN f. HAIuoREN,

- nfIEAnEU.
Notice il hereby given that Letters Testa.
mentary. upon the estate Of John r Hal
loren late Of Wilmington hundred. deceased.
were duly granted unto Catherine @. Hal
loren. on the third day Of August A. ID.
1915. and an persons indebted 10 the said
deceased are requested 20 make payment 90
tho executrix without delay. and on per.
sons having demands against the deceased.
are required 20 exhibit and present the same.
duly prohatod, to the said executrix, on or
before the third day Of August A. d.
1916. or abide by the law IN this behalf
CATHERINE G. HALLORFN.
FNecutrir
Address No 500 Orange street Whining
ton Delaware aurt eod.ot
Evening journal., 1915-08-11

Wouldn't it be surprising 10 see
Traction Company defeat New Castle
on Saturday? They say it can be
done.
This game should bring another
record crowd to Union Park.
That was some swatfest they had
at Elk Mills From all reports the
crowd enjoyed it,
Kirk and Scott we're the high men
with the stick in that game
It is something unusual TO see
three errors chalked up against
Thomas, Elk Mills catcher.
From reports we gather that the
ground around shortstop territory
was in bad shape. Reynolds and
Scott hung up three errors.
Vandever came near getting the
short end but woke up in the eighth
inning.
Guess Pioneers didn't slam Ban
croft
The big surprise of the day was
the slaughter that Eastlake gave
Eden.
We knew Skinny Johnson would
teach Eastlake something If he had
patience enough to stay there.
Bob Cunningham umpired the much
discussed Browntown-Vandev game
as if it was an ordinary no-account
affair. Bob works in earnest and
when he does fall down it is not
through personal feelings.
Smith was out of Saturdays Trac-
ton line up. but will play against
New Castle on next Saturday.
The Front and Union street games
start at $3.50 O'Clock. Leave town
before three and then you won't have
to take any chances with bad street
car service.
Neal Lynch Of Pioneers was there
on Saturday. getting four safe hits
Evening journal., 1915-08-11
PENINSULA LEAGUE.

Scores of Yesterday Games.
Easton, 3 Cambridge. 3
Salisbury, 4 st. Michaels 3.
Evening journal., 1915-08-11
LICENSE APPLICATIONS.

NJ oTICE-r. MARY HErT1NGER THE
~ owner and occupant Of the house. stu
ated at s W Cor Fifth and Jackson
streets in the Tenfh ward. Of the city
~ Wilmington. county Of New Castle. ap<
State Of Delaware. In compiance VIII The
requirements Of the acts OF the General As.
eembly. In such case mads and provided,
do hereby give notice that / shall apply
ii writing 90 the Court Of General Sessions,
Castle county, on Monday. the 10th day Of
Sep ember. A d. 1918, being the next term
Of s1id court for a license for said house
as an inn or tavern. for the sale therein Of
intoxicating liquors In less quantities thon
one quart. 20 be dunk on the promises. and
tho following respectable citizens Of said
ward. AZ least twelve Of whom arc substan.
tial frceholders OF said ward. recommend the
said application. viz.