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The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1915-09-11
VILLA RETREATING NORTH.
He Evaeuates Torren and Falls Back te
Protect His Line of Communications.

Ell Paso, Tex, Sept. ll.-Authorita-
tive advices received Thursday tend to
confirm reports that General Villa has
evacuated Torreon and is retiring north
ward towards Chihuahua City because
Of danger that his communications with
the north would be cut by the Carranza
forces. 1t was expected that he viii
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1915-09-11

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The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1915-09-11

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The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1915-09-11
make stand at either Rellano or Ea-
Gallon.
LOSE TEN SHIPS IN WEEK.
British Vessels Sunk by Germans Total
1896 Tons.

London, Sept. ia British official
statement says: 'TThe ships lost for
the week ending Sept. s. number ten, OF
gross tonnage of 37,s26; fishing yes
sells four, tonnage 1914"
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1915-09-11
RED sox.
ATHLETICS.
Totals .alA24l Is 2
s 80 10 "a 0 o

Runs McInnis Oldring, HenrIksen, Lewis,
Hooper, Speaker 2, Gardner. Ruth. Two-base
hit.-Scott Three-base hts--Henriksen, Old
halls--Off Wyckoff A. off Ruth 2. Struck OUT
BY Wyckoff &, by Ruth s. Sacrifice hit-Seott;
Sacrifice flies ~ Hobltsen, Speaker Wild
pitches--Ruth, Wyckof Umpires -andebrand
and OLoughlin. Attendance-+3,s66.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1915-09-11
NATIONAL LEAGUE


A. PittsburR -PittsiurT 8, Ros-
ton first game. Bosten 3. Pitts
burg 2 second game. 10 innings.
a. Philadelphia Philadelphia =,
New York 2.
At -. L0iIis Cinciunati !. ~.
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The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1915-09-11
HARD BATTING.
Red Sox Defeated Athletics, 7 to 2, at
Boston.

Boston, Sept. 1.-THE Red Sox out
played the Athletics in all departments
Of the game and won, to 2, yesterday.
The home team batted Wyckoff hard.
The score:
r,.y tsrrtHc REn COY
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1915-09-11
Barre & Montpelier TraC-
ton & Power Company

CHANGE OF SCHEDULEEFFECTIvE SEPT g. Is
Cars for Montpelier leave Ayers street 6:05 a. m.
and GAO a m.
Weekday cars for Montpelier leave City So. lib
a. M and half hourly until 10:l5 p. m. Sunday
cars for Montpelier leave City So at 7:45 a. m.
Weekday cars on Washington ST. leave Nelson ST.
sos a. m and $40 a. m; 7:l0 a. m and every ~
minutes until 1910 p. m, connecting at City 50.
with main line at 10 minutes after the hour.
Sunday cars leave Nelson st. at 745 a. m
On 6:O5 a. M and 6 40 a. and IL 80 a. m. and
$3.50 D. m trips, this viii run to Jones Bros.
and return TO Nelson St.
Cars on South Main st. leave Ayers st. 7:20 a. m.
and every 20 minutes until 100 p. m, connecting
with main line at City So. at 40 minutes after
the hour.
An extra car will leave Jones Bros Except Sundays
and holidays at IL m. and p. m, running to
Ayers st.
Main line cars from Montpelier leave Bailey Ave. Is
minutes before and Is minutes past the hour.
Seminary hin car in Montpelier leaves Bailey Ave.
on the hour and half hour
Main line cars will run between City square and end
of main line at Bailey Ave- in Montpelier without
transfer.
H. ID. LARRABEE. Manager.
The Winslow mail., 1915-02-27
.ELK'S BALL
GRAND AFFAIR

The eight annual ball recently
given by Winslow Lodge No. 536
3. T. 0. Elks was the grandest
affair of its kind ever given in
WinsloW. The Electric Theatre
was beautifully decorated with
purple and white, the colors of
the order, and a seven peice or
lchestra furnished music for the
nerry-nakers until an early houi
n the morning.
The committee Of arrange
nents are to be commended or
he success of their efforts in ar
tanging every detail of the af
fair and it was due to their tire
less efforts that so many dance
lovers spent such an enjoyable
evening.
The committee Of arrange
ments were composed of E F
Shindle, chairman, Geo. C Rickle
-
r B Eastman, j H Hopkins and
4 H Hansen. The floor com
mittee were composed Of J D Ii
Chance, R c Kaufman, G E
and r G Bazell
The Winslow mail., 1915-02-27
HOW THE u. S. ROSE
FROM THE OCEAN

An interesting exhibit which
will be shown by the United
States Geological Survey at the
Panama-Pacific Exposition, in
San Francisco, will be the illus
tration of the development Of the
suaface features of the United
States and adjoining lands the
gradual rise of the continent from
the primal ocean and the accom-
panying development of life : a
pictorial story of progress from
the early fish and the huge half
reptile creatures known as sau-
rims to the higher mammals such
as the great saber-tooth tiger and
the giant hyena.
The Winslow mail., 1915-02-27
BREWSTER'S MILLIONS

"8REWSTERS MILLIONS"
S parts, produced by Jesse L.Las-
ky Feature Play Co, featuring
Edward Abeles.
"Brewsters Millions which as
a play stayed on Broadway over
two years, is now a moving pic
ture and Edward Abeles the orig
inal star, again appears in his
former role as Mont"
Can you imagine yourself be.
ing left one million dollars by an
uncle, and before you have tim J
to count the million another un-
c.e bepueaths you seven millions
n condition that you spend the
first million within a year, do.not
squander the million and yet pos
sess nothing Of value at the end
of the year? This is precisely
what happens to Monty Brewst er
the hero of the 5 part picture
drama "Brewsters Millions
based on the famous novel ard
play of the same name.
"Brewstefs Millions in its
photoplay form is the product of
the Jesse L. Lasky Feature Play
Company, whose production ol
the "Squaw Man is considered
the last word in motion pictures
"Brewsters Millions is an.
nounced for appearance here al
Electric Theater ON Saturday
February II.
The Winslow mail., 1915-02-27
ARIZONA HAS S,54S
FARM HOMES

There are now AZ, ,927 homes in
Arizona, acc ording to a report IS
sued recently by the Census Bu-
reau. while ten years ago the
number was 20, S75, compared
with 13, 1876 homes in 1890. Is per
ct of the Arizona homes are
farm homes, compared with Is
per cent in 1900 and II per cent
in 1890. The number of homes In
this state free of encumbrance at
the present time is 1885, while
3,217 are encumbered and %, 408
are rented.
In the entire nation there are
20, 255, ,555 homes. Of this number
6,123, 610 are farm and IA, l31, 945
are urban homes.
The Winslow mail., 1915-02-27
Representative FROM
WINSLOW GETS BUSY

The Hon. S w Proctor has in.
troduced three bills into the
house to date. Of the first two,
one is for empowering the attor-
ney general to employ additional
legal assistance, at a cost not tc
exceed S2500.00 year, to aid
him in the prosecution of the leg
al business of the corporation
commission; the other, known
as bill No. 65, is relative to Coun-
ties of the eleventh class and per-
mits the appointment of a deputy
assessor. The last bill of his Gre
alton is Joint Memorial No. 4pray-
ing congress to appropriate S60, :
900, 600 for a bridge over the Lit
tie Colorado at ssWinslow to pro-
vide access to and from the Nav
ajo and Hopi Indian reservations
We are not informed as to the
merits of the first bill mentioned
but on the face of it the second
one is rot. That Navajo county
has as much use for a deputy as
SCISSOR as a dog has for two tails
is apparent to even a casual OBJ
server. just who it is who is clam
orlng for an assistant in an office
that shoul dnot keep it's incun-
bent busy more than foua months
IN the year, is not known. Surely
moi the citizens of WinsloW Wht
pay The bulk OF the taxes OF The
county. The bill asking congress
for the $685. donation for the
Little Colorado bridge should
meet with the hearty approval of
Winslow in general as it woulo
bring thousands of dollars in ad.
ditional trade to this point.
The Winslow mail., 1915-02-27
FACTS CONCERNING
THE S. FAIR

Celebrates the completion of
the Panama Canal.
Gates open at 9 A. NJ, Saturday
February 20; close Saturday, De
cember 4, 1915,
Forty-three States and forty
two foreign nations represented
officially; other nations by idivid.
ual exhibitors; more than have
been present at any other expo
sition in history.
Investment represented $50, :
600, 600. Concentration of exhibit
sptaces q triumph Of ground plot
ting. Contains the largest frame
building under one roof in the
world, Machinery Hall.
Transportation facilities avail
able to handle fifty thousand Wis
ltOrS an hour TO and from the eX.
position gates.
Hotel facilities available ample
for any number Of visitors. Reas-
enable rates guaranteed.
The only world exposition
where climatic conditions make
possible mual paintings on can
vass on exterior surfaces.
Covers an area Of two and one
half miles in length by one-half
mile in width along shore OF
San Francisco bay.
The Winslow mail., 1915-02-27
LARGE CATTLE
DEAL CLOSED

A deal was reported closed
yesterday transferring all the in
terests of the j w Marley Gait e
Company to the j H Fuller Com
pany. This was the largest t
transfer of the kind that has ey-
er taken place in this section.
and involved about 1000 head of
cattle and all the leased range
which comprised in the neigh
borhood of thirty two townships
of land. In addition there were
about Is head of saddle horses
and about as many range mares
involved in the deal.
About 100 head of cattle that
were to be ranged for w w Cor
such by the Marley outfit, were
transferred to the Babbitt Cattle
Company recently.
The Winslow mail., 1915-02-27
LEAVES jACKASS ROAM
STREETS

That the good people of Gallup
could find itin their healts t
drive the negroes out of their fail
city and leave the editor of the
Carbon City News roam at large,
IS a mystery that the l.. c. S.
could not easily explain. Almost
every week his Weakly comes
out with heavy EDITORIALS" thai
start in at nothing and end at nc
where, liketh unto a silly pup
that chaseth his own tail.
The Winslow mail., 1915-02-27
SCHOOL NOTES

The Parent Teacher Associat-
ION of the north grammar school
met IN the kindergarten room on
tuesday afternoon Feb. Is, 1915.
After the opening OF the assoc
iation, Miss Oakley sang two sell
ections which pleased every o. e
immensely. The paper for dis
was read by Miss Hack
ley, the subject being Financial
Training Of Children. Discus
sion was led by Mrs. Andersen
Every one enjoyed the social
time and refreshments very
much.
The Winslow mail., 1915-02-27
LIHITE)S ARRIVING

A tidal wave of tourists west
ward bound are passing through
WinsloW in twenty-five sections
beginning yesterday Feb. 26, and
ending March 8. They will ar
rive here as follows: Feb. &c,
two sections; March 3, seven
sections; March 4, four sections;
March 5, three sections; March
6, two sections; March 7, two
sections and March 8, two Sec
tions.
The Winslow mail., 1915-02-27
WINSlOW RECOGNIZED

Uncle Sans newest torpedo
boat destroyer, the Winslow, was
launched recently at Camden, N J.
The vessel is 80 feet in length,
and is equipped with oil burning
engines the constr uction of which
will enable the vessel to speed 20
knots per hour. 1t was named af-
ter Rear Admiral Winslow, of CIV
il war fame. The cost OF conatluc-
tiot was $500, 900.
The Winslow mail., 1915-02-27
ELk'S Will initiate

Winslow Lodge No. 536 B. P.
@. Elks will initiate a team of
about twenty candidates the Sec
ond Thursday in March. The
degree officers in charge Of the
work promise that the team will
get all that is coming to them
and-a little bit more. The goats
will be properly creased and all
other precaution taken to impress
on the memory of the candidates
the Importance of the affair.
Tom Pollock, of Flagstaff, was
a business visitor in town dur;n
the week.
The Winslow mail., 1915-02-27
WASHINGTON DAY PICNIC

A picnic was given last Mon
day afternoon by a few young la
dies of the upper classes of the
High School. The crowd set out
about one-thirty in the afternoon
and after having very enjoyable
trip, cooked dinner near Tatum's S
ranch. They then walked to the
river bridge, taking several pic
lures on the way. About seven
O'Clock in the evening they ar
rived in town. The PARTY was
composed Of Misses Allie E.ubanks
Marguerite Drumm, Ella Dadey,
Agnes Ward, Ellen Ward. Jessie
Butner, Leorena Shipley, Pauline
Woods, Frances Parks and Gladys
Fouts.
+ 4 n
If you want your nice dress
neatly made, oryour hair sham
pooed, or your party dinner serv-
ed, call at $40 Williamson Ave.
The Winslow mail., 1915-02-27
MEETING OF THE
LOYAL BERFANS

The loyal Bereans of the
Christian Church were entertain
ed last Friday evening at tie
home of Miss Pearl Allen, 2f2
Williamson Avenue. Many in
teresting games were played DUR
ing the evening, and Miss / uby
Donaldson entertained tile guests
with several beautiful piano sell
ections. Delicious refreshm ents
we're served, and at eleven thirty
the guests departed, having as
sured Misses Pearl and Clara AL
len of their ability as entertain
ers.
Among those present were:
the Misses Ana Payne, Jessie
Butner, Agnes Ward, Ruth Dun
kiln, Ruby Donaldson and Gladys
Fouts, and the Messrs. Myson
Grice, Walter Grochell, Everett
Ross, Charles Ward, John Sholand
Mr.. and Mrs. Carter.
The Winslow mail., 1915-02-27
HORSE BLOWS DOWN

Frank Ashead, who made a
trip to Holbrook last Sunday af-
ter span Of horses, tells Of a
team that were as poor as the
proverbial Jobs Turkey. One Of
the horses died before leaving
HoIbrook and the wind blew the
other one over at the Chevelon
Creek bridge, consequently
Frank returned with only expert
ence to to relate. The team was
formerly the property Of Jess
Fears and Jack Garrett.
We do the very best work that
is possible to be done. Send
your laundry for a trial.
Winslow Steam Laundry.
4
Sheriff. Newman passed
through Winslow Thursday af-
ter a trip to the southern part of
the state where he has been try
ing to ascertain the address Of
Messrs Fears and Garrett.
r.
Mrs NJ. Beckwith returned from
Los Angeles Thursday, where she
went about a week ago to pur-
chase the spring stock OF milli-
merry for Babbitt Bros. Mere. Co.
x X
Mrs. Gregory Durand returned
from a week S visit in Alduquer-
que Wednesday.
The Winslow mail., 1915-02-27
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LOCAL HAPPENINGS

County Attorney Clarence
Jordan and his wife were visitors
in Wins!oW Thursday.
For good things to eat go to
the City Meat Market
%e
Just received "a full line Of
Carhartt overalls and gloves.
H. B. TAX ken & Co
X X X
Lutte Hart was in from the
range Wednesday.
u r
Undersheriffff Tom Akin8, Of CO.
conino County was in Winslow
the first of the week on business.
Sanitary Inspector Dickerson
IF Flagstaff, was business Wis
itor in Winslow Wednesday.
" \ r
Frank Ashead has resigned his
position with the City Meat Mar
ket and leaves tonight for San
Francisco.
II X
You are made of what Of what
you eat: eat the best: it can be
had at the City Meat Market.
The Ladies Aid will hold their
bakery sale at the City Meat
Market this afternoon.
Word was received here that
Mrs. Blanche T. EIgin's mother
lied in Miami, Okla. before Mrs
Elgin arrived. The funeral was
held in Anderson, Missouri.
x X x
Create an Estate by taking out
policy in the New York Life
Insurance Company.
Fred H. Brown,
Local Agent.
AtKelly's Drug Store.
y Il 4
Fine JUICY stakes, the best
there is, at the
City Meat Market.
The Winslow mail., 1915-02-27
Honor Roll

Seventh Grade.
|. Thelma Lamb. 2. Fay sutl.-
9rland. 8. Dollie Fenton.
Sixth Grade.
/ Ethel Wilhelm. 2. Frances
Gaines. 8. Ewart Day.
Fifth Grade
1. Alta La tPrade. 2. L. la
Littlefeild. 3. Fred Durand.
Fourth Grade.
|. Richard Keyes. 2. Arthur
Schaar. 3. Ruth See.
Third A
l. Lucy Mace. 2. Anna Rhea-
les. 8. Viola Seeger, 4. Les
ter Ward.
Third B
I. Genevieve Pearson. &
Daniel Comedies. g. yirgin a
Flickinger. 4. Loretta Rowel.-
Second A
l. Doris Henderson. 2. Mac
cline Easley. 3. Alma Suttor.
Second B
/. Florence Jackson. 2. Je.-
Wis Houck 8. Bartram spel-
lmire.
First Grade A
1. Fred Sutton. 2. Nal Gle
La Chance. 3. Mabel Davidson.
Firat Grade B
l. Clarance Marshall. 2. Eur
On Bacon. 3. Thelma Glatz.
The Winslow mail., 1915-02-27
GALLUP HASONS GIVE FIRST
ANNUAL BALL

The first annual ball given by
the Masonic Lodge at Gallup
Monday night was one of the
best affairs of the kind that was
ever pulled off in the Carbon
City.
The Winslow mail., 1915-02-27
BUSINESS OPENING

BUSINESS OPENING
$1,000 a year net income from
a producing property,in town, of
fered at SO, Moderate pay
ment down snd balance on easy
terms. Address B 56 this office
for particulars.
Attorney Ed Jones of Flag
staff, spent the greater portion
of the week in Winslow on legal
business.
Il 4 Il
Norman Bennett was arrested
Thursday as an accessory in the
Fears-Garrett cattle rustIing case
This Bennett is no relation to the
BENEFITS of WinsloW.
Evening journal., 1915-10-25
WALL PAPERING.
PAPERHANGER
AND DECORATOR

will paper your room for S2.25 and up
scraping and sizing free. d. SHAMES, 1O3
n. Jackson. d. A. phone 4321 J.
sept24-tf
Evening journal., 1915-10-25
AUCTION SALE.


A ICrION sALE-CONTENTS OF TWO
"A APARTMENTS FURNISHED WITH
UP-TO-DATE FURNITURE, ETC, Will BIZ
SOLD AT STIDHAM & SONS AUCTION
STORE. NO. III EAST FOURTH STREET,
Friday. OCTOBER 29IIH' 1919 AT 1
APARTMENT NO Fine Circassian
Walnut Bedroom Suit extra heavy Brass
Bet Felt Mattresses, Mahogany Dresser and
Chiffonier three-piece Davenport, Livingroom
Suit cost $50; Leather Couch, Quartered
Oak Diningro0m Suit, with Extension Table,
Buffet Leather Seat Chairs, China Closet,
Wardrobe, Pictures Draperies, Bedding Of
al kinds Comforts, Table Linen, Fancy
Pieces Dishes Glassware. four fine Rugs in
Administer Wilton, Brussels; sizes, 9xl2,
S.3xIO.6; several small Rugs, etc.
APARTMENT NO. Two very massive
tresses one 2-inch continuous post White
Enameed Bed, Oak Dresser and Chifonier'
Walnut Dresser and Chiffonier. Bed Daven-
port. in leather. Oak Wardrobe Extension
Table with plank top; 60-inch Buffet,
Dining Chairs set Of fine China Dishes 100
pieces; Pictures Of al kinds; Pillows and
Bosters. Bed Comforts, Sheets, Pillow Cases.
Bed Spreads, Table Linen, o. and So ;
Turkish Rocker. Easy Rocker. mahogany
frame extra heavy Livingroom Suit, in Span
ish leather, cost SIPS; five Rugs OF the best
quality and design, 9x12 and others; small
Rugs etc.
NOTICE-This is fine lot Of the best fur
niture we have sold this fall and parties
looking for good articles should attend this
sale as everything viii be sold for the high
est bid. We deliver free 10 any part Of the
city and pay freight 10 Pennsgrove, \. j..
Goods will be on inspection on the morning
Of sale. Sale starts az ! o clock 2. NJ Fri
day, October 80, 1915.
STIDHAM & son.
oct25.2 Auctioneers.
Evening journal., 1915-10-25
ADMINISTRATORS SALE.

A DEMONSTRATIONS $ SALE OF REAL
"A Estate-By virtue OF an order OF the
Orphans Court of the State Of Delaware, IN
and for New Castle County, will be exposed
to sale at public vendue, on
SATURDAY, OCTOBER 10Th, 1913,
AT 10 o clock, A. NJ,
at the County Court House, in the city Of
Wilmington, the following described real es-
tate late OF John Paris, deceased, to-wit;
An that certain lot or piece OF land, with
the three-story brick dwelling house thereon
erected known as No. 1900 North clayton
street. situate in the city Of Wilmington
aforesaid, having a frontage on clayton
street of IS feet 4 inches, and with depth
of 100 feet on Thirteenth street.
SUSIE T.. PARIS and
SHELLA e. PARIS.
ADMINISTRATORS Of the Estate OF John Paris
Deceased
Attests FRANK p. EWING, Clerk o.. q.
Wilmington Delaware. October 10, 1919
oct1 6, 10 81 90, 25.27.29.
Evening journal., 1915-10-25
If THIS is YOUR BIRTHDAY
OCTOBER IS.

In the hands OF the person of this
birthdate lies his own destiny and ali OF
those who come in contact with him.
If spiritually awakened this person
will transform the lives of all who
know him into happiness and harmony.
If living in the realm of material de
sires and their satisfaction the man anc
woman of this birthdate win bring only
sorrow to those who turn to them.
The nature is SO strongly magnetic in
both men and women that they have no
difficulty in attracting 10 them anyone
they wish but they soon tire of them
and while their friendships are fervcnt
and warm while they last, they are OF
brief duration
The governing planet is Mars. The
sign is scorpio and the birthstone is a
topaz.
The Want Ads will find MANY good
positions for steno@aphers. expert ac-
countants and assistants.
Evening journal., 1915-10-25
Information for Travellers
Time Of departure Il trains boats and troeys Wilmington.
Trains Marked O. areE Expresses
PHILADELPHIA, BALTIMORE WASHINGTON r.. R.


PsaadsDS 9os 49, o +5G TO- &c $50
sls go a. s5 sa 4s .d 's ss 49,
soi. siss Sss'
u.s. 81 4. sis T. 3 10. 20: sS 49,. .S 49, so;
ess, 10 100.
,,s.; $40 s aoa s's s 1 Ma M e.
sS s sS los s Il Ss sss ISL sis.
wa.siur,ea ElaOs lC,.: sas ia:
tOS. siS. $50 ga ~ 7Si' s.ia s.oa'.
t. B.H%: an" an" w E Stations Stations sunday Siol =
DELAWARE DIVISION P B. W. RAILROAD
Point, the State M-isol 5os si0 io4a' P NJ
aga Down S;S' STAT: uSdsy. y ssS To- "a PM-452
Baltimore wsshnoD week day. A. M SCI sss. sos s2o'
Nj TO- 90 3 10 $50 So ea5s g. o. 9 So
To- e. 4s. s.t5s' oss 9ss..
Il gs H:' s ss S'' ~ $50; ' s
sS.y a., 10 SIS: SO 49, % 81 49, s g.: 1905
PHILADELPHIA q RAILWAY.
F"s :9s gny e. % s sc and ID SO p '' H. '
Phnadeohs undo Chester dny-7so. oQe 1890 A.
~ ~ W PHNSs GROVE FERRY.
Jas I 500 o 6 500 Soc 500 TR. time
SUBURBAN
minutes after Gs hcrrsn 7O4
eve, hour asSr ssv.nS
snces 10 II . Saturday Sundays and holiday whining
Wilmington Delaware City and IL P M Instead
To Bdywne every
the 10 725
:s s aSr srandSS sSrr. square. " MIN
.. Minutes bsio hour ss io
s.ss and 72s.
Evening journal., 1915-10-25
RUSHING BRIE WORK.

In the opinion oimuel L. Bur-
ris, chairman OF thridge Commit
tee of the Levy Coulhe new Third
street bridge VIII onished within
thirty days, ana III for the con-
tractor to save pay any forfeit
for falling TO nave done at the
specified time Inc lge will not
be in service at that ?, it is said,
because the approacnwill not be
hnished. Mr. burrls ss'legal tech
nicalties nave ueiayeu work. At
the meeting OF the ~ Court to-
morrow olds may oe as to supply
Evening journal., 1915-10-25
Kershaw * Whitten
FINEST LINE or
Wall Papers and Cretonues

> ". COX N4NTA AND w. usOK SIS
l.. a A. Phone t2p. wilmington. Del
Estimatea Furnished. lower Prices
suri1-tf
Evening journal., 1915-10-25
SPECIAL sERvls
AT 4. NJ. E. CHURCH

- - W. IL III AAANAA
There will be ,aching in the u.
A. NJ. E. Church, felfth and French
streets. every nights week, except
tonight and Satur night. The pro-
gram for Tuesds evening, sermon
by the Rev. w. Hoxter, d. D., OF
Bethel A. NJ. f. qch.
Wednesday eveg. preaching by
the Rev. w. II. Ford, of Newark.
Thursday even preaching by
the Rev. Thomaspy. of Philadel-
phia.
Friday evening. eaching BY the
Rt. Rev. P. A. Hlen, ID. D., Of
Philadelphia.
There will be sial music each
night.
Evening journal., 1915-10-25
PuBLIC SALE.

N UBLIC SALE-TIIE UNDERSIGNED
will offer at public sale, on Tuesday
October 90. 1915 at 10 o'clock \. NJ, ON
the premises, S. +. Corner Third and
Orange streets, Wilmington, Delaware, the
following. Six horses, -FOUR coaehes', thtee
carriages. two small wagons three sleighs,
one desk, one safe, three chairs one stove
harness, bells and blankets. Terms SSsn
SECURITY TRUST AND SAFE
DEPOSIT CO, Trustee.
Evening journal., 1915-10-25
PlPOSALS.


d ROPOSALS-AJED Ribs Will, an
Il received by state HIGHWAY Commits.
sioner for New lie County. al his Office.
No 3O3 Church lding. Tenth and Market
streets, Wilmingt Delaware. nm 10 10
O'Clock noon Iu4y, November 16, 1915.
for the construct and Improvement OF
the Philadelphia 'hpike. beginning at the
city line and extene about 500 feet bevond
the Marsh Road, the TOP Of Penny Hill.
4 certified check $500 or an approved
bond for the samaount must accompany
each bid, as q guaIee Of good faith. Plans
and specifications be seen at the Office
Of the Highway CGssioner, on and after
November 9, 1915.
JAS WILSON,
state Highway COIssioner for New Cas-
tie County. Oct25-nov.1.