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Evening star., 1915-01-17
FINANCIAL-LOCALA AND OTHERWISE.
BY I. A. FLEMING.

There seems to be a trend toward I'M
proyement in the security business, with
investors decidedly interested and need
ing but the spur of some favorable de-
yelopment to enlarge their operations
materially. Tho bond section SHOWS
moderate betterment. larger inquiry and
higher prices with the prospect OF con-
tinued increasing trade. not only IN high
grade rails and municipal issues. but
also in industrial bonds. In time the
trend toward larger business in stocks
will follow. Closer observers are OF the
onjnion that the market would quickly
respond to even small factors OF en-
couraeement and cite the action Friday
when the whole list stiffened on the
rumor that Missouri Pacific had fallen
into the hands of John D. Rockefeller
and that the Goulds were out Of it.
Missouri Pacific can scarcely be called
an impressive leader Of bull market.
vet it rose from obscurity to second
Mace ON the list. operations in Steel
common alone exceeding those in Mis-
souri, Pacific, while the price aoVanceo
from u to 10A. or 60 per cent.
1t was also generally CONCEDED tnat the
banking interests were at least giving
their approyal to the upward movement
In securities and the theory ADVANCED
that the supply of idle money IN tie
banks must be increasing and that It's
employment was desired
Regional Banks Rediscountlng.
The combined statement Of the re-
eional banks indicates that they have
rediscounted more commercial paper
during the past week than for some
weeks past. the total amount red1s-
counted up to and including January
IL being S12,442.00o; the last week
showing an Increase Of $2,566,000. rms
was due to the fact that the redts-
count rates were reduced TO 4h per
cent.
still inconsiderable. much less than the
discounts of many OF the oanks IN
larger cities, and but little more than
the totals of some OF the oahhs III
That the Az per cent rate was not
taken advantage Of for larger redis-
counts is an evidence OF the easier col, COZ
bankers are holding rates as nrmly as
ever.
Resources and nearly $4.0O0.o00 In gold
on hand. About half of paper redis-
count natures within thirty days.
while s3.5 per cent Of all outstanding
In order that the regional banks may
add to their profits the banks have ac-
quired $e,17s,0oo in warrants and gov
ernment bonds. investments other than
in the latter having usually short-term
maturities.
Richmond Regional Banks Showing
The weekly statement Of tho regional
bank at Richmond indicated resources as
follows: Gold coin and certificates, $s.-
ITO, 900; subsidiary coin. $4,000; redis-
counts, 1928. 900; other resources. $7s.-
900. with a total Of $l2,12s, 900. Liabili-
ties were: Reserve deposits. $7,703. 900;
due to other federal banks. 32.577. 900: re-
serve notes in circulation, net, 3747, 900;
capital paid in, 31.096. 900; total, $12,123.-
900.
Street Car Traffic.
During the year 1914 tho Capital Trac-
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WEEKS RANGE OF PRICES
Corrected to the Close of Business January 16 at
the New York Stock Exchange.
Railway and Miscellaneous Shares.

The following highest lowest and closing ps
the
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ca, the increasing OF the automobile and
.he economical fever that has developed
heretofore the annual earnings Of the
railroads indicated a gradual increase in
passenger traffic, as we'll as in taxes and
operating expenses.
commission 1t will be obligatory on ali
carriers In interstate traffic, and this in
i ciudeS both OF the great traction sys-
tta lens IN washington. to make deprecia-
has been fixed as yet by the commission.
! the companies being permitted to use
their own judgment in the matter until an
agreement Is reached. when a fixed per-
write or permissible.
Situation Well in Hand.
1t is evident that the leading bank
ers OF London and New York city, with
the full approval Of the Treasury De-
partment. have the foreign exchange
situation we'll in hand. and that neither
country will lose heavily of gold, until
such time as the abnormal conditions
now prevailing are at an end
The foreign exchange situation has
adjusted itself in fine shape. The
heavy exports of breadstuffs and the
fairly satisfactory shipments of cot
ton with the credits established by
AoASA6h governments IN TINS country
have made any manipulation of the
foreign exchange market unnecessary
The supply is ample, the rates are low
and the operations of the gold pool
are practically ended with the return
Of the greater part of the subscriptions
to the banks in the pool.
Bankers In London and New York
have decided that during the contin-
uance OF the war, or for q year after
the close: should it appear that gold
exports from either are necessary to
an unreasonable amount. a committee
Of bankers shall be appointed to con-
ton.
That this pact exists explains why
land to the United States or from Can
ada. with the balance OF trade in our
favor. The bankers evidently intend
to resort to artificial means to prevent
any movement Of the yellow metal in
tions prevail Bankers consider 1t q
long step in the right direction. as it
Is the first definite plan ever consid-
cred to prevent wholesale and neces-
sary costly transfer of gold from one
side of the Atlantic to the other as the
trade balance shifts.
Railway Association to Meet.
January % tho American Electric
Railway Association will meet in an
nual session in Washington. Practical
ly all the leading officials Of the lead
ing local companies will attend the
| session.
Richmond holds the honor Of being
the first city to have within Its limits
an electric street railway in operation.
In this respect Washington was given
second place when the lexington and
Soldiers Home Electric Railway Com
pany was put in operation. with Col
George Truesdell as president. For
more than a year this line was the
| show road" Of the country, and the
successful operation thereof was re-
sponsible for much Of the subsequent
development of the electric railway in
the United States.
It was first put in operation in 1888.
the same year that Richmond entered
the field with its electric road.
When the census Of 1890 was taken
there were 1851 miles Of electric rail-
way in operation; today there are over
"A. 600 miles, and the Investment in
these properties totals over $4,000
100000.
Talk to Directors.
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Money to Loan

Secured by First Deed Of Trust on Real Estate
Prevailing interest snd commission
Joseph I. Weller, 6zo F St. nav.
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WILL SELL

$4,000 Potomac ConsId. So at 99Iz.
$4,000 Wash. Gas SO mt 1O3.
81 900 Georgetown Gas SO at 1O2L:.
81 900 Cap. Traction SO mt 1O6az.
$500 Potomac & Ches. Steamboat SO
at so.
IS Cap. Traction stock At 9s.
IS Wash. Railway pfd. at 81.
rs Wash. Gas at 1914 eX div.
70 Mergenthaler at 1e1.
5 LanstOn at 90.
Is Heurich's Brewing at 137i..
20 Wash. 4 Southern Bank at los.
30 Franklin Nat. Bank at 10.
10 Continental Trust at 12O.
S Potomac Fire Ins. mt 2Stx.
10 Wash. Storage Ibid wantedb.
/ WILL BUY
10 Mergenthaler at $50.
rs Washington Gas at - ex div.
10 Munsey Trust At %.
$1,000 Wash. Rwy. l. Elec. 80 1t 81 y.
Is LanstOn at 81.
20 Capital Traction at 95.
Subject to previous acceptance or
cancellation. All executions for cash.
Buying and selling orders on all listed
stocks and bonds solicited.
Deliveries for cash at your own haak.
THOMAS L. HUME, Broker,
1910 st. Rooms 9-li. Tel NJ. 1886.
UNEEDEMMOSr-NAME or ACTL Al ANp
known buyers of speculative or low priced
storks, = cents each. general "r stale ilrt.s
satisfaction guaranteed or others furnished.
Address GEO. W. SoMERS. ~. Augustine.
Fla.
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Grain Markets.

For the past two weeks a great amount
of attention has been directed to the
grain future markets, and Wall street
houses with memberships on the Chicago
Board of Trade have found that their
commissions in grain and provisions nave
been as important as their stock dealings
OF course, the New York Stock Exchange
greatly resents the idea Of occupying sec
ond position while the Chicago Board of
Trade is in the center of the stage Inc
latter, ii will be remembered, has gained
much prestige by remaining open during
the five months that the stock and cotton
exchanges of the whole world were closed
following the outbreak of the war. Stock
exchange houses have viewed with envy
the scaling tendency of wheat prices since
bursting of the wheat bubble which car
ried down the prices of wheat as much as
s cents in one day. Wall street has been
of the opinion that speculation in wheat
has been very much overdone. and that
traders are now taking an abnormal risk,
no matter on what side of the market
they array themselves. One stock ex-
change firm has already come to grief,
and the life of the junior member there
of abruptly ended by a self-inficted bull
carry too heavy a burden at a time when
the grain markets were excited and fever
ish.
One important point is worth considera-
ton at this time. namely, that the abb
normal grain prices will be of direct
benefit to the farmer, and the profits will
not all go to the operator and the specu-
lator. The farmers are. in fact. receive
ing higher prices for wheat today than
they have received in half century.
There have been times when wheat was
''cornered' and commanded high prices,
but these were of no direct benefit to the
real producers: that is. to the farmers.
Wheat once sold at 81 bushel in Chi
10 nh mn 10 ualI
any primary market for half that price.
but today the farmer can get the full
price. less freight and incidental charges.
Today the western farmer, is selling the
biggest wheat crop for the highest price
ON record. and other produce in proper
ton
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Talk to Directors.

Nathan B. Scott, president of the Con-
tinental Trust Company. delivered an
address to the board Of directors Of the
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Report Trade Improvement.

Mercantile agencies reported steady
trade improvement. and increased ac-
tiyity prevailed at leading steel centers,
some of the mills in the Pittsburgh dis
trict having doubled their production or
few weeks ago.
The feature of the bank statement was
the large increase in demand deposits
which approximated $2S,00O,O00, while re-
serves increased about SIS, 100000. with a
comparatively moderate expansion OF
loans.
Bonds added to recent gains, numerous
low priced issues manifesting the great
est strength. Total sales par value were
81 ,s07, 900.
United States government bonds also
shared in the advance.
The increasing strength OF this coun.
try's credit position in the international
markets was the outstanding feature in
the weeks financial Developments. The
worlds financial centers all quoted a
premium on dollar exchange"
China shipped gold to San Francisco
for New York In place OF its customary
London operation. Russia negotiated
SIS, ,OOO, 900 of bankers acceptances in New
York to purchase supplies here ana
means were sought to place in New York
part of the French treasury notes sold
in London. That gold in large volume is
not moving to New York Is due only TO
our own abundance Of money. together
with a tacit understanding on the part
of our bankers with London and Paris.
Evening star., 1915-01-17
Street Car Tramc.

During the year 1914 tho Capital Trac-
ton Company lost $4,000 in its total rev.
enue from passenger traffic. as compared
with the returns for 1913. while the
Washington Railway and Electric Com
pany lost $4,000. On the basis Of six
tickets for twenty-five cents. this would
indicate q falling OF Of 1884, 200 passengers
from the number carried in 1913.
Railroad officials accredit this lessened
trafic to tho large number Of unempioy-
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tai sales for the day, $500 shares.
|fYared
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BOARDERs WANTED.

- oxEDEGs WANTED AT NO sis
ID West ST. iniyl7ft
1ooz WASHING TON STREET
OU Nicely furnished rooms. with
board febi1.im
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Information for Travellers
Time Of departure troeys from wilminEOn
Trains Marked - srsE Exprcsscn.
PHILADELPHIA. BALTIMORE wAsHIEGTo

rs'dsO ss sso ' '@ % 90 90
80
soi' 9is" 9.3s'. HOO
70 Sundays. A 3 81
I.io T.ss' sOi O.Os.. S.is
sss 5oa7 d52s E Tl9aS a.
~ s9 siS siS e. Ss $50 Ma F. A.
Baltimore end wss.nsoa A Ne os o. az. 10.
SoS. s.os.. 4.os S.i7 .5s'. s.sa. si2' W 80
To Bsumes and ws..insO sundys A. -l2os: ioI. .i3.
tos. sY7. So" sss az: . ~ 5 oa. ''' i'' 1O' ''A
Sundays. M'-scS M@s.sO.
DELAWARE P B. RAILROAD.
FSr rolnt p9ws s ss,, a. h12 oi oS sl' io'A P NJ
BALTIMORE
- Baltimore ana w'ss's9%S % M45s ss 20. Os
Baltimore and washing,on sand,g. M4 So $50 ioss NJ
sse. ioss ls. M-i.ao'. a.s7. S.s7. ST.
is. PS p &% sen. 57. no sis os 49, So 10 1913
PHILADELPHIA READING
NJ sundsvs--sso 4 sI il A. NJ and is n ~ = - go
aandC hester A. b.: p
On Saturdays only at NJ
PENNsGRovE riRr LONG
Leave wImngon 90 $50 and u 90 IA and
iiao ?. ~ anu
SUBURBAN TROLLEY LINES
every minutes
and half and ia
and and 40 Cars sav,n0 s
every hours the hour New Castle
Market every IS
minutes beginning ten minutes after the 72s
after the hour Bandywins
w ' 80 tut !"
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+. r. GOODEN
LIST OF pIRLIC SALES.


March 4-Sale OF sock and farm
ing implements for J. e. McCaifer-
ty on the Lobdell farm, Minuuodale
Home. / o'clock p. m. Stidham and
Son, auctioncers
March 5-Sale of the contents OF
a large home from over Washington
street bridge will be sold at Std
ham and Son auction store. III East
Fourth street Nearly new goods
rugs, brass beds. draperies, / o'clock
p. m Stidham and Son, auctionoers.
March 10-Salc of real estate at
court house for the Equitable Guar
antee and Trust Co.. 10 o'clock q. m.
Stidham and Son, auctioneers.
March l1-Sale of real estate at
court house for William T. Lyman.
Twelve properties at II o'clock a. m.
March 1l-Sale Of stock and farm
ing implements tor ]. l.. LambOrn and
Son. WoOddale. Del. I O'Clock p. IN.
Stidham and Son, auctiOneers.
March 10 Sale of stock and farm
ing Implements for Chandler Mendin-
hall. near Prices Corner, I o'clock
p. m. Stidham and Son, auctioneers.
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Z OR RENT - FURNISHED FRONT
i room Apply No. 30 West Ninth
street feb22-1m.
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PROPOSALS.

s %.
II ROpOsAI.S FOR THE ELECTRIC
lighting of certain of tho streets and
alleys on portions thereof. In tho city Of VIII
mington. Delaware.
The BOARD Of Directors Of the Street and
Sewer Department of the City of Whining.
ton. Delaware. viii receive sealed proposals
az thcir Office s. ~. Corner Sigth and King
strects. until IN o'clock A. NJ. Tuesday,
March 9, 1918, FOR lighting certain Of the
sfrccts aud alleys. or portions thereof In tho
city A. Wilmington, Delaware by electric
lights for hvc.ycnr term, beginning April
J, 1915 The number Of electric lights shall
not bc less than $50 electric arc lights of an
Illuminating capacity not less than the pres.
enc rating "a ampcrc 15 volt General Flee
tric Company's Magnctitel and 500 incandes.
cent electric lights Grating 90 candle power
cuchl or their lighting equivalents.
Specifications may De obtained 90 the office
of the department The right is reserved 90
rcircf amy or nl bids
Attest; T.. v. CHRIsTY.
fehi 4 20. mart.5.6. Secretary.
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STORAGE
IF THIS Is YOUR BIRTHDAY
MARCH ,.
.

This birthdato comes under the
last sign of the Water Triplicity
Pisces" The nature is sometimes
melancholy and seems destined TO
struggle with adversely
Men of this birthdatc admire the op-
positc sex but do not marry until late
in life.
A person of this birthdate should
have work which will keep him out OF
doors lie viii be successful i'm real
estate investments.
Tho woman of this birthdatc asks
many questions. never follows advice
and is not always certain i'm what she
wants
The Want Ads will help those who
wish To- rent their homes and will sell
farms and country homes.
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Al I % clock p A.
the following personal property. to-wit:
Five head of work or driving horses. Q
head of mills cows some close springcrs; .
hcifers. chickens by the pair Dccring binder
Decr ne mower. plows s hand cultiyators.
wceder grain drii. hay fork. corn shelter.
corn planter. hu-gics farm wagons. Cy-
press Incubator. sets light harness set
double carriage harness. ful
.nts heavy harness. collars. hridlcs and
other articles used ON cll-cquippcd farm.
TERMs-Al sums under 500 cash. 90
over that amount a credit of siN months viii
be- given hy purchaser giving bnnkahle
nufr with approved cndorsor. Interest added.
JOHN T. McCAFFERTN
sTIDHAM q son. Auctionfcrs
frhl1.3t BILLS HICKS Clerk.
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lust turn back now 70 the Want
Columns and see for yourself the
great variety OF lines of ondeavoi they
cover and you win be convinced. as
hundreds Of others have been. that
they can be Of infinite service % you.
Adv
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PUBLIC SALE

ID URlTC sALE-WIlL SELL rs BULk
Wednesday. March 3. st 3 o'clock A. NJ.
nn tho premises. y b. Corner Eighth and
Monroe streets. stock Of groceries and fixtures
of thr estate Of payntcr j shocklcy, de
ccascd
DELAWARE TRUST COMPANY.
mur2-if Administrations.
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Statesmen WANTED

-------l-fe---f~---
L. NpERIENCEn Statesmen TO CALL
II on country store trade Some driving
ucccssary Sales backed 10y strong publicity
rampairn fihcrnl commission basis. with
driving account fa salcsmcn Of proven sell
ing ability Address. with iull particulars
And references. King Remedy Co.. Rochester
w. fch27-3t
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i.nuu tu 1000 pounds have ordered my
buyer 90 buy me the very best ! will have
some oi the best teams ever shipped Come
and look 40 some Of the best mares ever
shipped tn Wilmington. This load hci,ugs to
kl'r and every one viii De sold, same as
last sale. when nearly an were bought by
dealers Co sell again Also. forty horses on
commission foi different parties Terms cash.
WM a. kLAlR BAZAAR.
&. tng 20 mari Wilmington. Del
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..ITuATION WANTEp-MALE

--.-------.-->>----
DOIORED MAN. EXPERIENCED,
~ desires position as house man or chsut-
Tor 40 s0a Windsor street ieb27-3t
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HELP wANTED-MALE

No' ! SALESMAN. a PRODUCER.
n business not affected hy wqr or none,
mafkci Address MEL. Evening Journal
"oee '''1''''
~ oNERNMENr POSITIONS ARE EASY
u io rrt Ny free booklet 600 .'cli,
tcr Write ay-NOM Earl horbhs'
Washington. ID. e.. mari -m
BILE BODIED MEN FOR ffREMEN
n iiakcmcn good wages; experience nn'
ne-cs.afv surely state age. Railway carr
t,fnrc iuuinal Office
unrl.2.s.q. $4,000
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HELP WANTED-FEMALE

CD IN PER DAY PAID ONE LADY IL
OZ.DU each town 20 distribute free cir
ru ars .of concentrated nayornr I'M tubes
Permanent position p. T.. Rrrr Co. Chi
r.ro mur2-lt
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NOTICE
REGISTERS NOTICE

TNsTATE or WILLIAM HAGAN.
IL DECEASED.
Notice is hereby given that Letters OF Ad-
minstration upon the estate of William A..
Hagan. laie of Rcd Lion hundred. decreased
were duly granted unto Wilmington Trust
Company. on the tcnth day of February, a. ID
1915. and all persons indebted TO the sad
decreased are requested 20 make payment TO
the administrator without delay, and all pc F..
sons having demands against the deceased
are required to exhibit and present the same,
duly probated. TO the said administrator. on
or before the tenth day Of February. 4. ID.
1916 or abide by the law n this behalf.
WILMINGTON TRUST CO.,
Administrator.
Address Wilmington Trust Co., Whining
ton. Del fcb1 -eod-9t.
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FOR SALE OR RENT
FARMS FOR SALE.
FARMS FOR SALE

o2 acres land 90 acres in wheat good
meadow, o IL miles 90 Wilmington by ma
cadam road. Less than S33 per acre.
Possession
~ acres. 3-4 .nilc 20 Kennctt square near
trolley and railroad li-room stone house,
barn. etc Possession.
Several large farms near Delaware City
| and Newark
2s f3. a. s3 and 1to-acre farms near
Centrcville.
g acres at Bellevue. 4 miles 10 Wilmington
Trolley and railroad. 10 rooms house bath.
heat. electricity barn, poultry house. etc.
so fruit trees asparagus. Strawberries etc.
Nice shade. Also trade for improved city
property,
Dozens more.
G. INGERSOLL CAUSE
40. s15 MARKET STREET
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Just A Moment
DAILY STRENGTH AM CBERI
Compiled by John G. Quinius,
tThe Sunshine Mani

The psalmisi tells us that "thc fool
bath said IN his heart No. God. no
God" Il was fool who said it. and
even a fool had 10 say IL in his heart
Tor even fools head knew better
than that Atheism, OF whatever
kind is freezing void Of an arctic
breath. lifeloss life an atmosphere
in which no wing can soar. no heart
can beat and no soul rejoice.
Atheism can transform a rprc day i'm
June into a raw day in January
II. s. Macarthur
Evening journal., 1915-03-02

YHDR RENT-rWO HOUSES AT ROSElI.E.
Il Apply to j. q. adams. gosclle, Della
ware. mar1-.t
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T,sTATE or JOHN j. HOLLoRAN.
Ia DECEASED.
Notice is hereby given that Letters Tesia-
mcntary upon the estate of John !. Holloran,
late Of Min Creek hundred. deceased, were
duly granted unto John +. liolloran ON the
ninth day Of February, a D 1918, and all
persons indebted 20 the said deceased arc re-
qucstod to make payment TO -he executor
without delay. and an persons having de
mands against the deceased arc required 10
exhibit and present the same, duly pro
bated to the said executor on or before the
ninth day Of February A. ID. 1916. or abide
by the law In this behalf
JOHN 3. HOLLORAN. Executor.
Address Philip @ Churchman. Attorney at
Law. Wilmington. Del teblo-eod-Ht
Evening journal., 1915-03-02

PUBLIC sALE-Thc IN
dcrsigncd VIII sell at
public sale. ou the MinQua-
dale or iobdcll Farm. near
furnnurst. Delaware. on
y MARCH g. 1918.
Evening journal., 1915-03-02

For 10. the Kingdom of God is with
in you-Lukc 1921.
True happiness never flows INTO a
man. but always out Of him. Heaven
itself is more internal than external
Newman
Dayton. Ohio.
Evening journal., 1915-03-02
HELP WANTED


NJ yN AND WOMEN WANTED. GOVERN
vi mont jobs sos 20 $3.50 month. Mri'e
I'D Nsi oi positions now obtainahlc Frank
nn Institute Dept hi-G Rochester n
mnri-lm.
Evening journal., 1915-03-02

Honest doubt IS simply the absence
of conviction. and its remedy is cvi-
dcnrc: dishonest doubt comes from
moral alienation. and its only remedy
is repentance and submission IA
frith. You can no more cure dis
hcncs, doubt by evidence than you
can cure cataract ON the oyc by an
opcraiion on the ears. We shoald re-
tpcct honest doubt which comes iron
ihsuncicnl evidence. for we are mo-
sponccs 10 be- put a-soak in a tub o
doctrine. and take up whatever hap
pcns 10 be- in the tub. But an homes
donbtcr viii leave no stone unturne'
in order that he may find out tn
truth. Arthur 7 Piorson
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REAL ESTATE FOR RENT

II ICHT ROOM HOUSE. Ai.L con
IL ,rnicnccs. bath and laundry Inquire
No it5 W. Thirticth st tc5io-12t
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~ ICE CLEAN FURNISHED ROOMS roR
~ lieht housekeeping; reasonable. No.
his King street icb5'1.
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For SALE.

'---.-7s
On QUART - PURE CALIfOkNlA
DUO Wines - Kei!s. No. 400 East
Fourth street. mi2-u.
Evening journal., 1915-03-02

good theological definition OF the
nature and effects of the labors and
mission of an atheist or inhdel Is,
'Thc devils milestone TO sharpen
dull preachers on.'-l- ID. Driver.
Evening journal., 1915-03-02
ROOMS FOR RENT.

~ No fUEN1snE6 Rooms FoR RENr.
No anT French ST fcb-l 81.
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- DOM FOR RENT FURNISHED Or uN.
IL furnished. No. S,d Adams street..
fcb1O I'm
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For Sale
FOR SALE

I'OlN III AllI|
NEST BE SOLD
No llO4 WEST EIGHTH STREET 10
rooms bath. one porch. electric light
Best up-to-datc house On Eighth
street. Good order.
.G-BUON uOU 81. acre GROUND,
Alarshallton. Easy terms.
GOOD MlLH Standard ROUTE-200
quarts daily horse. wagon and prop
crlv.
want 10 purchase for customer a
small corner grocery store property.
! have purchaser who wishes to buy
u laundry with the business
APPLY TO
ISAAC DILLIN
80. g23 ~ MARKET STREET