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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-06-04
PAPER
ASKS MERCY IN
LEO FRANK CASE

ATLANTA. Ga, June 3.--The At.
lanta Journal has now Joined in
asking for the Communication OF Leo
NJ Franks sentence from death to
life imprisonment
Atlanta is the city In which the
crime was committed and In which
Frank was convicted and sentenc-
ed to death
The Atlanta Journal charges
that Frank NEVER WAS PROV
ED GUILTY.
The Atlanta Journal charges
that Frank NEVER HAD A FAIR
TRIAL.
The Atlanta Journal charges
that MOB SPIRIT WAS PREV ~
LENT in ard around the cour.
rUnm during the trial.
rhr k;hita Journal ch1rpcs
;har this MOB SPIRIT lNFLU.
ENCED TUF JURY.
The Atlanta journal reported the
Frank tria! IN ATLANTA N the
most ninu'e detail.
Tic Atlanta Journals men have
interviewed t'r and again The
condemned man and his chief ac-
cuscr. jim. Conley. n negro with
crim, al record who adrlits that
lie took . Tari In the criids. Some
members OF the Journal staff
knew the late Judge l.. S. Roam,
the trial judge. intimately.
"The presiding Judge him
self declared afterwards from
the bench that he was not con-
WINGED OF the defendants
guilt; but inasmueh as Il wac
solely the Jury's province TO
pass upon the evidence, ne re.
fused to set the verdict aside"
declares the Journal, editorial.
ly, land TO this hour, no court
has reviewed The evidence on
which Frank Was convicted.
THE case has been appeal
ed twice TO the supreme court
Of Georgia and twice 70 the SUI
preme court o. the united
States, but In every instance
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-06-04
TRY
Anything ONCE,
SAYS DR.. PRATT

You wouldn't expect 10 find
much OF a market for flannel un-
derwear In Morocco or Panama
said DR. r.. T.. Pratt. AZ the June
membership luncheon OF tho Cham.
Der ~ Commerce at the Raths.
keller. Thursday.
but American manufacturers
have tried IT. he added An Amer.
lean firm once sent consignment
OF heating stoves TO Java"
DR.. Pratt. chief Of the federal bu.
reau OF domestic and foreign com.
mcrce. and Charles r. Marvin,
weather bureau chief. were honor
guests Of the luncheon.
Tho former urged that more
strict attention be paid to teach
ing foreign languages In our public
schools as a means OF cnlarging our
foreign commerce.
There IL no other country" he
said. where 80 little IL known OF
the modern foreign languages. II
Is the very foundation for success
full work In foreign trade"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-06-04
CANNED MUSIC
PROVES FATAL

NEW MARKET, Nd. June A.
Held before a canned music ma
chine. big collie belonging TO
Miss Jane DERRICK of this city was
called 10 dog heaven. The dog died
In an hour after being forced to
listen to the music. The dog
whined piteously and finally wrig
gled from the arms Of his mistress
After getting loose the collie
raced thru the house, chewing its
paws Thinking that the dog had
gone mad, Miss DERRICK sent for a
veterinarian, who announced that
the dog, which was high strung
animal. had died from excitement
and fright.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-06-04

LERWicK, Scotland, June 4.
"A German submarine shelied
and sunk the Danish three
nnssted ship Salvador In the
North sea. despite protests OF
her commander that she was
q neutral vessel.
This was learned today
when Capt. Sand and his
crew landed here after being
open sea. The men had been
picked I'd by a trswier In the
drifting II hours In open boats
when the trsuler came along
side.
They had been given two
bottles OF brandy, tobacco and
two rubber coats BY the sub
marines crew. The Salvador
vas en- route from Copenhagen
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-06-04

breaking them.
Dressed In "A khaki riding habit
OF closely fitting knickerbockers
and with puttees. the young woman
enjoys riding her horse thru the
Berkeley streets and on the cam
pus of the university.
"Man.made laws decree that
women shall dress in heavy i'm.
peding skirts" continued Miss VIII
son, "and that Ia the only excuse
for their existence. II there were
a general protest made and action
taken legislatively for n reform in
dress. some results would he nc.
complished. But there has been no
general movement In this direction.
and until public opinion changes.
as II will. we women viii be slaves
of tradition and dress"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-06-04
CITY employees TO
PICNIC SATURDAY

Plans for the Municipal day pic.
mic At Woodland park Saturday are
taking shape. The program of
events Is humdInger The athletic
events are fixed and include races
for men and women fiat. lean and
otherwisej. as we'll az sprints for
the Riddles. The city employees will
begin whooping It up at 2:45.
A ball will be held at Leschi park
In the evening.
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BERKELEY, Cal. June A.
skirts are nuisance; only un-
Just laws prevent me from defying
an uncomfortable tradition OF the
ages that women must be dressed
differently than men"
with a toss OF her head Niolette
Stitt Wilson, daughter OF Stitt VIII
son. former mayor of this city, de.
clared against the dress OF modern
women.
But inconvenience is also the
daughter of invention, and Miss
Wilson defies the laws without
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-06-04
If THIN, RUNDOWN
OR UNDERWEIGHT

You can depend that your powers Of
food saaimiiation are defective. Thin
people absorb just enough OF their
food 10 maintain life and aem-
blance Of health and strength Most
OF the fat making, food nourishment
passes from their bodies az waste.
such people need something that viii
prepare tho fat making elements In
their meals SO that their blood cnn
absorb them and deposit them all
about the body No treatment could
he better than the flesh builder
EarRot
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IN
SESSION HERE

over n hundred Epworth Leag.
uers OF the Swedish Methodist
church OF the Northwest met Friday
in Fremont Swedish church to
transact the second days business
of their annual convention.
THE Meaning OF Song" and
"ChriBt's March Thru the World
we're the subjects under discussion
this morning. Election OF officers
was set down for this afternoons
business.
Prof. ]. Emanuel Hilberg OF Chi
cago will give an illustrated lecture
on "A Journey Thru Sweden" Sat
urday. Many subjects of interest
were discussed the opening day.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-06-04
SINK
NEUTRAL SHIP
to England with a cargo OF

TO England with cargo OF
timber.
THE submarine came alongside
Thursday morning" said Capt
Sand today. The commander
shouted he would give us five min.
utes To take 10 the boats.
But this Ia a neutral ship, ]
shouted back.
"He said 1t did not make any diff.
ference. We could not take a
cargo OF any kind TO England.
Il asked him what would become
OF our families II he sank us and
he replied he was sorry. but war
is war. and we had better take 10
the boats.
"The submarine towed us a short
distance, but dropped us when an
other ship was sighted"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-06-04
GEN. CARRANzA
RECRUITING MEN

LAREDO Tex. June i.--Gcn.
carranxa's garrison at Neuvo
Laredo was strengthened today.
raising the force 10 1900 men.
The action was regarded as Of
great Significance. In view Of
President Wilson's warning to
the Mexican factions.
heretofore only 700 mon have
-bsen stationed at Neuso Laredo.
Gen. proeopio has arrived. how.
ever, with 800 additional men.
and will succeed Gen. Rlesus In
command.
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the questions considered and
decided we're wholly questions
OF law an1 Of legal procedure"
WILL CELEBRATE
SILVER WEDDING

Lieut.. Col. and Mrs. T. w. Scott,
commanding officers OF Northern
Pacific province. Salvation Army. or
Seattle will celebrate their silver
wedding anniversary next Thursday.
They were married % years ago.
in Cornwall. Ontario. Both have
been prominently connected with
salvation Army work for years In
Canada and the United States. Their
three daughters also have been en-
gagged In the work since infancy.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-06-04
BUILDING SHOWS
BIC INCREASE
OVER LAST YEAR

Marked increase over the amount
laid ont for construction OF new Of
flee gnd retail store buildings in Sc
attic up 10 this time last year il
noted in the report Just Issued by
Superintendent Josenhans o; the de-
partuent Of buildings
Up 10 June !. last year. 80 permits
to build office and store buildings
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-06-04

had been issued. The valuation Of
these buildings was s39i.750.
Up TO June /, this year. 81 per-
mlts have been issued for such
buildings, valued at s5s5.325.
a total OF GS5 permits for build
lngs OF all classes, with an aggre-
gate raluation OF s353.S20. wers Is
sued during the month OF last May
alone. or these. 1872 we're .or resi-
dences, valued at si72.i75.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-06-04
SWEDISH SHIP SUNK

LONDON. June 4.--The Swedish
steamship Lapland has been tor
pedoed by a German submarine, ad-
miralty dispatches announced to-
day.
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ALBERT SkoozEs;
LCSES BANK ROLL

An afternoon nap In the Anvil
saloon. $40 First ave-. proved
costly siesta for Albert Christensen.
When he emerged from his snooze
he was minus 400 in greenbacks.
II happened Thursday.
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L OR RENT-NO. 140i JACKSON
street, 10 rooms and bath Apply No.
14o1 Jackson St. may25-cod-1m.
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100000
srArE oF nFIAwARF.

STATE OF DELAWARE.
Sealed proposals viii he received by the
state Treasurer. OF Delaware, until July 1st.
1915, az 10 o clock. A. NJ, for the pur-
chase of 100000 Of State Bonds of the State
Of Delaware
Said bonds will bear date July tst. 1915.
Of the denomination Of $1,000 each. bearing
per cent interest. payable semi-annually
on the first days Of January and July Of
each year. Said bonds are divided into
twelve classes. A TO J.. $4,000 due and pay
able every two years. beginning July 1st
1918. with privilege Of redemption of
any or an after July 1st 1925
principal and interest payable at the Far
mers Bank Of the State Of Delaware at
Wilmington. Delaware. The bonds TO be
coupon bonds with no State tax.
All bids must be addressed 10 State
Treasurer Dover. Delaware. Bids will be
received for the whole or any part of the
issue and must be accompanied by a certi-
fed check for per cent Of the amount Of
the bid. payable 20 tho order of William
Swain. State Treasurer. The right is re-.
served TO reject any or all bids.
Said bonds are issued under authority Of
an Act entitled An Act. in relation to the
other improvements for the Delaware State
necessary funds therefor passed az the last
and approved by the Governor March 10th,
1915.
WILLIAM j. SWAIN.
iune171s.21.22. State Treasurer.
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BOAT FOR SALE.
FXECrTOR,S SALE.

49, -. ~ 49,
ISXECUTOR' SALE OF REAL ESTATE.
~ BY virtue Of an Order Of the Orphans
1 ourt Of the state Of Delaware in and for
New Casele county. made on the second day
Of June. 4. d. 1918 will be exposed TO
sale az public vendue.
on TUESDAY. JUNE 22ND. 1915.
At IL o'clock 4. NJ.
AZ the County Court House in the city Of
Wilmington. the following descr bed real
estate, late Of Henry e. Roller. deceased.
All that certain real estate, situate in the
city Of Wilmington, New Castle county,
aforesaid bounded and described as follows,
to-wit:
No Number aas East Seventh street.
three-story brick store and dwelling. 16 feet
front by So feet deep
The above property will be sold subject
t. a mortgage Of one thousand dollars the
OF the equity Of redemption.
No 2-Three story brick store and dwell
ing, situate az the northeasterly side Of
"A" and Heald streets. being 20 feet
Henld street to New Castle avenue, having
three fronts on public streets
This is undoubtedly one of the best bust
ness locations in South Wilmington, and
with tho revival Of the plants Of the Stand.
ard Arms Company and the Diamond State
Iron Company. makes this property desir-
able and valuable
No s-Vacnnt lot on the westerly side Of
Bradford street. beginning al the distance
OF 100 feet northery from the northerly
side OF 'B' street being 25 feet front and
extending at that width to the depth Of IS
Attendance will be given and terms made
- HARRY W. GROTz.
Executor Of Henry c. Roller. deceased. or
by William F Kurt; ESQ; h.s attorney
Attest; FRANK p EWING, Clerk o. c.
Wilmington. Delaware June . 1915.
iune1O12151719.21
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If THIS is YOUR BIRTHDAY
JUNE II.
:

Women born on this date are af-
fectionate and demonstrative ana de-
mand much attention. They are fond
of society, display excellent taste in
dress and are magnetic and attractive
However. they are inclined to worry,
they fret over the trfes of house
keeping worry over money affairs and
may show jealousy and suspicion with
out cause. There is a tendency TO be
over-generous. Their love of praise
makes them easily influenced. and as
they are not keen readers of charac-
ters they may have many unpleasant
experiences in their dealings with the
opposite sex. These women are ex-
ccilent housekeepers, but are ex-
travagant They have a real genius
Tor artistic design and will succeed as
milliners or dressmakers.
The governing planet Gemini. does
not give a contented mind, but rather
restless. uneasy nature. Mercury,
tho governing planet imparts a keen
mentality and love OF nature.
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WALL PAPERING.
CHIROPODISTs.

L LlzABETH HANRAHAN GRADUATE
u Fowler Hanna. ltd Chrorodg and
No. 900 ADAMS ST. ID a.. zoos rven.
ing hy appointment. msraGtf
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Information for Travellers
departure roueys from Wilmington
Trims Marked % Expresses.
pHIIApHIFHIA. BALT INloRE : WAsI

PHILADELPHIA BALT TdoRE & WARRINGTON R. R.
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w'DsS4 send,y' M.-aOs 90. 6s: 6s.
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t. Ba%s1: BsasE md and w y Station: a sas %l0 l. a
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D Dyn s' State s, s5 %-SoI T0s So io' NJ
Downs state M.--l2.oi. So io.44. P. M4.52.
BAITroRE RAILROAD.
wsshinon week day. Ma So. s sos s2o',
10 p,la: " and Hsb?soS as1ass.. 4
s !'si 70 d9 Il ss d' NJ is ss ss % .s& p & &s si
PaIadelgsin Ms:iC: rs 90 e. So: 1905.
PHILADELPHIA
F''di0s nss s9s W.! At SO n al 80 4' M ''
sTEAMBoATs
raisS % 9d Sh's o ss No. No. a9o 2o r NJ street re- %f @
PENNseRovE
- % ana n ,ro % wnT9n ming % and on II % MS p from vii
ard IL As p NJ Pennsgrove
and half instance ot and IA
To New Front ssd M'rKs, 'ir,' nn hour the
every @ New Castle with Delaware
Brndywins
minutes osEnnn n minutes a.er e h .s 10 '-Sc 20 e Sss
Brandywine
minutes
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NOTICES.

A FTER THIS DATE WILL PAY no
"A bills unless contracted by myself
George +. Stigers, No. 2504 West Nine
teenth ST. iune16-3t.
Al ADAM LEO-wORID'S GREATEST
NJ Paimist at Fenton Beach. n j. all
summer. Appointments day or night. Tells
past present and future. Just as you have
gone and will 90 through life. for Csc. Also
reads colored peoples hands. Fenton
Beach. ~ j. iune1.f.
NJ oTICE-To STOCKHOLDERS OF THE
~ German Gold and Uranium Mining Com
pany; The stockholders Of the above-named
company who have not paid the voluntary as
sessment Of "a Of cent. per share. on the
stock hold by them, on or before July /,
1915. will not be allowed after that date. 20
exchange. on any terms. the stock they now
hold. for the common stock Of The United
Gold and Uranium Mining Company. BY
order Of the Board OF Directors 1ne United
Gold and Uranium Mining Company.
ROBT. X. GRAMER.
iune5-eod-6t Secretary.
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BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES.

& ELLlNG RIGHTS TO ALL OF DELA.
- wnro of q proposition where the mis-
sionnry work has been done More than 500
Of article sold 10 individual housekeepers
within FIVE weeks Big margin Of profit on
each article. Small investment Is only
have 90 offer Is 20 secure square party. with
the necessary push and snap 20 deliver the
goods, otherwise no sale. Cali 8 80 to 10
A. NJ M. and 4 20 r. NJ.
RfDGELEY & STONE.
iune15-3t. No. oi0 Orange 81.
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BOARDERs WANTED.
LOST AND FOuAp.
AUTOMOBILES T0 nIRr.

A UIoMOBlLES TO HIRE FOR ALL
n occasions aud all distances. Reasonable.
eal l., n Bye ID. & A. Phone 34O6-J
iunoi2-12t
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MASQUERADE SUITS.
ENTERTAINING.
sANITARY MORKERS.
HEATINa AN R0OkING.


IA C., NlLblAMS GO.
W No. s2i Orange ST. Roofing. Spout.
mg ana Heating. Metal end composition
toohng Hot Air Heating ani ventilntine
kepa ring promptly done phone ssni6tf
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u OR RENT-ONE HOUSE IN WHINING.
It ton. Si4 per month. Apply John A.
Cranston. No. 100 King street may27-tf
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no NOT BUY TTpEwHiTERs BFFoRT
~ seeing our line Machines SEQ np Aiso
uniire and adding typfariters. Ws rent 90
repair
REMINGTON TYPEWRITER CO
Bell Phone. 5i25. 500 Fauifsbis pffr
arr23ff
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Il, OR sALE-ONE PAIR THOROUGH
II bred beagle pups weeks old. Address
$50, Evening Journal once. iune7tt
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" CfNlSHTn ROOMS FOR LIGH:
Il Housekeeping Eo 2oi Fact fif,t street
mnrlo,f
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Welding. Brazing and Cutting
Oxy-Acetylene Process. AllWork
Guaranteed. Estimates Given
National Machine Company
Phones 51l Orenge ST.
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MAsSEUsE.

G HAMPooING. MAssAGTNG AND SCALP
= Treatment Mrs G.. A. Reed No gc2
ehipiey street. second floor. iune5-1m
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ROOMS FOR RENT.

Il rFNIsHFD ROOMS. no oos ADAMS
street iunc3 I'm.
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L OR sALE-SO so7 WEST STREET.. IS
Il rooms, baths. adapted 20 two families.
Lot 60x15o feet A. L. johnson. Eighth
and Shipley streets mar30-t.ts-u
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FOR SALE.

Il or SALE-2. 600 SPLIT CHESTNUT
II posts for fencing 7c esch. in woods
Address sra this once apr27tf.
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TYPRwRITERs.

----.-~----l---
II fPEWkiTkkh n-trED IuRE 9
i mcnihs. $50 Rental applied on rur
cnase Sold. IS no monthly. Typewriisrs
repaired Royal Typewriter Arcncy Tyne.
writer EschanEe. Ne. ofs Hsfksi street
anr11.r
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PURLIC sale

PUBLIC SALE OF
- - 30 BEDFORD COUNTY
fs..NlN COWS
IN az nv home. on the Con-
,sssszsy..k5hs cord Pike. 5 miles from
:" Wv Wilmington. on Tuesday
june 22nd, 1918. AZ p NJ. 40 head Bed
ford County. Fresh Cows and Springers, II
head Of heifers. 4 stock bulls, steers.
THOS II. PASSMORE
ORTLIP, Auctioneer June16-4t.
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L. OR SALE At A BARGAIN--ONE
= Sellers Carriage. Guthrie make Apply
40 2OOl Boulevard mayl1-eod.tf.
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u OR RENT-TURNTsHED ROOMS WITH
n bath. No Goa Poplar ST. iuno5-lm
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tK- ANTFn--TWO FIRST CLASS CA".
W mentors Apply IN evenings. NO.
27ll ~ Seventeenth street iunelo-5t
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REAL EsTATE-F0R SALE.


+ OR SALE-NO. 9l4 JACKSON STREET
rooms and bath. Wm. G. Tindan.
No. 1900 Gilpin Ave. iune16.1in.
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HFLP MANTED.
Statesmen WANTED.
SITUATIONS wANTED-F -FEMALE.

=
TKr OMAN BESIDES PLACE AS HOUSE
w keeper. country preferred No. o2a
lombard ST. iuncli cod o..
~ ANTFn-BY SETTLED LADY AS
w mothers helper or attendant. Ad.
drost W.5i Evening journal Omcc.
innei6-tt.
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HFIr WANTED MALE.

w ANrED - PAINTERS MUST pr
w frst class. Apply Nc vi ohipiey
street iunol2'ti
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u OR RENT-FURN1sHEp ROOMS.
II with or without board. No. 5il West
"urth street. may26'i I'm
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KLAIR's BAZAAR.

KLAIR's BAZAAR,
r.. SATURDAY. JUNE 10.
-->es-~' IS head Of horses Of all
& S::: ::s.. a. q. .,:; i.': :;' s''':; ..,3
LEN%E team. One black. 4 years
old. weight 1900 pounds
some good. sound 100 pound horses. suit
anle Tor al businesses. and some just as com
mon. non Harness and wagons Of all kinds
uur sets Of good team harness; owner has
no use TOT them. New harness AZ all prices
can sell them cheaper than can buv them
rom IRON me factory today. One Nanny Goat and
TWO Kids, as white as snow Two carloads Of
all times.
wM. H. KLAIR.
iunel1-st. Wilmington. Del
d UBLIC sALE-CONTENTs or FURNI.
TIRE FROM 4 HOME ON VAN
LEVER liII,EtR AVENUE. CONSISTING OF FUR.
ETC, WILL BIZ SOLD AT sTIDHAM &
SONS AUCTION STORE NO III EAST
FOURTH STREET FRIDAY, JUNE 18TH,
Bedroom Suits. Brass Beds Springs. Mat.
tresses' Dressers, Chfoniers, Hail Rack.
Couch, Parlor SUIT, Livingroom suit in
complete, Easy Rockers. Chairs. Pictures.
Dressing Table in Circassian Walnut. also
Dresser 70 match. Mahogany Dresser and
Dressing Table Refrigerator, Gas Range.
! Clock, Lamps. Bric-a -Brac. Dishes and
Kitchen Utensils Mattings Several GOOD
rugs, an sizes: Lace Curtains, Drapories.
( Table Linen. Napkins. Towels. Pillows and
| Bolsters, Sofa Pillows and many other arti.
cles used IN a frstClass home. One upright
/ Piano.
These goods will positively be sold AZ thi,
sale for the high dollar. as the parties are
moving from the city and will ssi evor,-.
thing Sale starts NJ l O'Clock p NJ. Fri.
day. June 1sfh Terms cash.
STIDHAM g. son.
june16-2t Auctioneers
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u OR sALE-DEsIRAsLE HOME NO.
1908 Jefferson street ranms and bath
Party moving to country. Possession at oncs
Apply to Mrs. 1. W. Hopes, Mt. Cubs.
Del april eod.t.
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SPECIAL NOTICE.

NJ Office is HEREBY GIVEN HAT ALL
~ STATE LICENSES AND TAX DUE
AND NOT PAlDi ON OR BEFORE THE
3OrH DAY OF JUNE. 1915, THERE WILL
RE 5 >ER CENT. PER MONTH ADDED
THERETO. IN ACCORDANCE WITH SEC
ZION 6. CHAPTER ls3. VOL. 81. LAWS
or DELAWARE.
HARRY A. BROWN.
CLERK OF THE PEACE. NEW CASTLE
COUNTY.
Wilmington. Del May 20. 1915 iune1.1m
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WANTED.

~ ANTED--wATCH AND JEwELRY
W fepsiring Also eye fitting Store
el-a evenings until o'ciork Saturday
evenings until 10 o'ciosk original Thomss
Jfueirv Store. No. 400 Market street.
feb14.f
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REAL ESTATE FOR RENT.

----->-~ >>---~>>~--S~--------
Z OR RENT-SIX ROOM HOUSE, AL.
modern improvements. Apply D. 8.
Lyman Elsmere. Del. spr2tf.
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FOR RENT.


A DESIRABLE TEN.ROOM HOUSE. NO
n 133 Broome s.. Good location con
venient to trolleys. Front porch and back
yard Apply Z. " Lynch Co. n. ". Corner
Madison and Fourth SITS. may5u
Evening journal., 1915-06-17

X71 AATLD--Fu1viTURE. RUGS. CAR
w pete. clothing. whole households
bought for cash Largest and cheapest rug
merchant iD Delaware Save money and buy
from me. Ready mixed Fire Clay sold
CHARLES S HuRLOCR
ipre-ti nossnih snd Poplar Streets.