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BosroS. May ?o.--Miss Vera Ramsay,
the English golfer. will defend at ta'
Rrook,ine Country Club next week her
title Of champion OF the women's Golf
Association OF Boston. She played last
year as an invited contestant. hut is
living In tho BOSTON district and has
entered from the Salem Golf Club for
the championship. 1t was reported SOW
erai weeks ago that she wOuld not he
invited to play this year, because -hs
Is not a permanent resident Of this
district.
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A. the bang Of the gun the only corn
rdv NJ the race WAS set IN motion in the
person # NJ. Huiim Of the Scward Play
ground. an obsrur" youngster who could
be- Identified only by the big number $50
on his SHIRT, Away out ahead dashed
Hahn. going Ike a race horse. go pr,
Gao, you've got &, wo1 :" yelled the crowd
He gained a lead ~ fifty yards IN tn
rr-t 200, then dropped back INTO III.
pax and never offended again.
Aft"u IN" ned got spread out and
eet'l-d down for some real running IL
little gruup formed the front Of the pre-
cess!on Harry Mc,iinn OF the Paulist
A. g. was the leader and right at his
heels were kolchm4ineu. Kyronen. Pores
and Hugh iionohan Of the New York
A, G. Thus aligned they made the FIRST
mile, 20 18Th street, in 4 minutes, 80 20
seconds.
organ 81 Pittsburg was VI with the
bunch ~ the end Of the second mile
where McGinn led again in 10 minute
even. The ~paccinakers crossed Mac
or1b's Dam Bridge into Manhattan. l..
Schmidt Of the Bronx church House
made a bid then. but could not stand
the rapid clip and Don fell back
MoGiHn was ahead at the third mile,
lto'n street and Seventh avenue, IN
SIS So al the fourth, ll9tn street,
n .1:i7 -, and AZ the nth, 1919,
street and FNfh avenue, IN % :h1 lie
then got 4 y'i'eh in the right side ind
had 20 drop hack.
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WHITE SOX BLANK ELEPHANTS
Athletics Get II Men on Bases but
Fail 60 Get O,e Home.

F~nILAnELPHiA. May co-Twelve 'hou-
sand fanr. the largest crowd that has
been inside OF Shihe Park this season,
saw the Chicago White SoN apply a
thick coat o: wh!tcvash 10 the Athletes
to-day. the score being II to O. The
Athletics got a number Of men on the
bases In various innings, but cSuld not
hit Benz at the right time. and eleven
OF the White Elephants were let on
the sacks.
Crowe,l was hammered of Tie rJhSe-
IN three innings, the former Brown star
yielding SIN hits. which. with a,e passes.
a double steal. two sacrifice H.cs And an
error by witt. yieldel eight runs. The
sore:
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ARMY WINS AT TENNIS.
West Pointers Season Ends with
Victory Over \. Y. u.

WEST POINT. n, Y. May 20.-Ths
Army wound up Its tennis season to-day
by winning from New York University.
Two matches In the doubles and two In
the singles went TO the soldiers. The
fcore was 1 10 =,
The pretticst and hardest fought
match was one OF the singles in which
flxman OF New York University beat
Finley % the Army. SIS. Ga. l0-s.
Elder Of New York University defeated
Mumma Of the Army In another OF the
singles. Cadets Kuhn and McEwan won
their matches In the singles. while the
combination OF Finley M Kuhn OF tho
Amy laid low Fixman and Zimmerman.
ana Cadets McE.wan and Mumma de-
feated Elder and Weinberg In tho
doubles
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MfproHn. Mass. May 20-The Tufts
College nine tasted defeat FIR the frat
time this season to-day. the EowdoIn
team giving II a & to : l-ltiug IN "a
close game. Tufts had the lead IN IN
the NTH inning, when the visitors fol-
on Keeps for five hits M . row. pr,
~ them was a hne hagGrr hy Good-ky
with two on, Thrc" run were the re-
suit Of this lsmhast.ng Tufts made n
gallant fight, but I~nwdo!n cllnChed the
game during the final inning, The score
Rowdoin. ...,,. 900 o3No? Id II 4
TUFTS .,...... o ! ! I n O--6 iB 4
BattcrieS-SRvag and Bradford. kicpps,
Whitaker and Carroll,
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Schoolboy Plays With
Dislocated Shoulder
WINFIELD "sCOTTY" HART.

WINFIELD "SCOTTY" HART
MANN, catcher Of the
Stuyvesant High School team.
disloca.ed his shoulder in sliding
to second base in the second in
ming Of yesterdays game against
Commerce at New Bronx Oval.
The bone was reset and he re-
fused to quit the game. He was
at bat four times, three times
after the accident. All told he
got three singles and a double.
Stuyvesant won the game by .
score of 4 to /.
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RED SOX BEAT O W
Ruth Pitches Hitless Game, but IL
generous with Passes.

BosroN. MAJ 2o.-The Red Sox
trimmed the Browns 3 10 l in . slow
game to-day. Rain delayed the start
more than an hour. Not a hit was made
OF Ruth while he was on the mound. but
We was taken out after passing two men
In the sixth. The visitors got their run
on two passes. a sacrifice and a double
steal. Davenport and McCabc each 10
sued a pass with the bases full. ac-
counting for two OF Boston's nuns
Hooper made a great catch OF Borton's
liner in the seventh and doubled Hart
ley. The score
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CRrrOll's Hit Urals brown.

WORCESTER. Mass. May 20,--Harry
Carroll proved to be tho hero in the
game against Brown this afternoon by
driving in tho winning run In the eighth
inning OF the Holy Cross game. Don
nellan and Healey pitched fast ball, and
errors were responsible for most OF the
runs Holy Cross rallied In the seventh
and won cut N h esshth ~ a rccre
Of to 3.
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ANNAPOLIS. May 2o,-The Naval
Academy defeated Catholic University
here to-day, to I. McFall pitched well,
though the second and third were bad
innings for him. steady batting by the
midshipmen overcame the lead. and
Fahey retired from the slab In the
sixth. giving way TO kendrick,
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KYRONEN BEATS
K0LEHMAINEN BY
LESS THAN FOOT
Two Firms Fun shoulder Ia
shoulder Until Last Forty
Yards If Marathon.
FINISH Is so CLOSE THAT
CROWD CRIES DEAD HEAT

- r r'are rs OF perhaps c,eht inches
surcl, less thau q foot. Willie kryonen
~ tho MIllrose \. \ defeated MS fellow
~. anaer. Hsrnes koiehmainen Of the
l-eA American y g.. Yesterday after
room 90 'hc annual modified marathon
o,e- ga. miles ~ ciy streets They
re- shoulder - shoulder like a team
Almost from the start At l75th street
an the Coucoursc. up IN Tho Bronx.
dow 20 the huish in CITY Hail Park.
rc'A srrinted in the last nifty Yards.
X -o1en harcl, managing to break the
taps
shortly after 'hc race there was n
lad been agreed upon FOR the official
tca-os Some had kyroneu finishing IN
/ hour : mjuu;es 10 seconds and the
s'Ar FINN taking MN Of n second
more They were NOT Il It Of a Sec
ori apart 80 device ever invented
c5l'd have recorded The dneronce be-
'.,.sr their times 'or tine SHIT inch
.,u Guild not POSSIBLY have meant; more
tt- th-.c.l urdredtas ct a second.
There was NO contest AZ All bctweel
n, two .ea ,rS until they rad covered
;v.i,. rs los ana bed only ;~hree-quar-
tore more Geo 60 Nf'cr turning from
treat Jones stree; into Lafayette for
What uLtt Do, called 'h, last lap the
f1rs',K the easy. Jogging stride 20 speed
" q ut b0 ard o~ during the early
Ia'' 90; ;Ac race the two Firms had
cory"rref with each other in friendly
" They passed q Few more re-
marks about; Oh" weather. Sc. shortly
f''r" Franklin street was passed. then
became silent. Their trace was endel
ard hour OF Strugel had arrived.
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Just after the finish. while the Two
o.. had the momentum Of their sprint.
kc'ohnlainen accidentally bumped Kyr-
omen and nearly knocked him down.
The younger Finn turned with a scowl
o. hs face. He saw quickly that
Hannes didn't mean it, and they shook
hands smiiirg,y.
Native torn New Workers made up
tho great bulk o. the immense field II
800 runners. Yet the best any OF IN.
real home contingent could get was
fourth place. Joe organ Of the Pits
burg y. \. a stalwart 10 FOUNDER, was
'S'rI lie had a hall mile yet 70 gn
Wien the Films finished. Charles Por's
o. the Nllrose a a. the first real New
N0rh~r - CON plete the course. was $50
yard ahtad 81 Aaron Morris OF the 81.
-r.stopaer Club. a little negro, who got
Nth Tho BrnnN church House was the
'rs' or-tu cation to get I'VE men homo
aid thereby nused out the Mohawk 4. c.
'-r IN" u.s." year team prize. for which
they had been We'd.
More than 200 - the entrants finished
within the time limit 81 . hours 10 min
utes l. Was a s. gAt 90 see when the
great fc.d-the o!egvs, that ever started
IN a similar event any where-got under
way. The runners were med up twenty
deep clear across the broad conrou-se
~ l75th street as they awaited the sound
Of the gun fired by sheriff Al Smith. who
acted as starter.
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CORNELL ALE-PRINCErON BOAT
RACE ithaca. May 81. 1910 round 'rip
conysni.n, service vita Iehigh Valley Rail
granA stand seats, Seven TtcAst Omrss Is
N~roadway: ~ Fiaibush Avenue. Brooklyn;
ell Market street. Newark.-AdU,
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Two base hits -DrAndell, Murdoch, Tires
base hit branded, Double plays BrAndell
we'll and Brandell. Caswell. Hrsndeii and
Newell, Left ON bases Michigan. 4 Pennsyi-
wanna, q, Hits-On Miller, 7 In eleven Innings
ON Cross, d In eight and one-third innings ON
sptelmsn. 2 In two and one.third innings.
First base ON balls ON spiciman I struck
out by Miller; =; 10y cross, = ny spirlman: {"
PASSED ball dunno, Umpire Ia chief
MCGOWAN Field umpirs-fo,,er, Time ,
hours.
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WILLIE KYRONEN ION the rshp beating Hsnns Kohhmann by tep Nefaie yehsh in the
49, annual modified marathon yesterday. All who's saw theft finish in City HhF Park thought a lead
heat kept those Zine with the tape who could see that the younger of the, two Firms breasted the
worNed six or eight inches head of the lymph champion. as tsp picture shows Notice the relative
positions Of their feet They ran shoulder sh%dn Throughout e12A miles with the exception of
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FORDHAM
ARMY

Brltton. House sacrifice mts-Brtton. MAJ
lin Two base HIT Berrigan, Home run
Gerhardt Struck on, ny Neylsnd ~ nv
Martin. &. First base on balls on Msrur. /
Hit By pitcher ny MARTIN CONN. Passed
bali-McNcli Lett on hascs-Army. :; Ford
ham, 3. Umpire in c~hief-Cu'um Field I'M
r,re arsh al, Time hours
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IAvCr>CrN'lIr. y J., May 90
I~awrcn,cNlll" dafra'ri I'm this after
noon. 10 to ., in the first game that the
two schools have played since 1906.
NIlls misfortune occurred mainly
through errors AT critical moments.
Rlbrock for wr"uc"yiilc struck ont
ten I'm hatrcrs. The score:
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Tnls LETT the two F.urs N front, trot-
ting along stride for s'rid,. About 100
Yards back wer" Pores md organ, thee
being a gap ~ 100 yards more before
any others were reached. organ didn't
draw away from Pores until the eighth
mile
kolehmainsn and kyruucn paced on
the miles together mus sixth, 81 81 -
teyeUth, 81 81 49, eighth, 40 ~ 3-5
ninth, as ~ 81 tenth, hi:loi ~ elev-
'uih, - 80 81, and 'W"'fth, LOS "A 80.
As tie " Went along the crowds IN "
encountered grew hls = and bigger. IN
'he last half mil" their path was bounded
by so.ld wd.la uf humanity. II - cs'..
mated that at least 800. 900 saw them
If ono point or another. The FRS,
''I - nri-h.
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Totals 4 J, y = :.

sheehan. IN * innnEs Earned runs
Chicago. Two bsse hts Murphy.
jackson Thre. base hii--E Collins. Weaver.
sacrih~ hitsJsckson, Weaver Stolen bases
Witt, Murphy Schaik bu on bases
rhslad"inhia, 70; Ch.oaso. ; struck ont
BY troNell. !: 10y Srcft ~. p. hy a,.y O.
Double p,ay-Meycr ana Irss Fl-s, base or
error Chicago, + Flrs, ba-" on balls
on CroW,ll. Z: on Row. :: uf >hteh,a.
HIT 10y pitched hal By CrCpcI .>.haLkl
Umpire ~ chief Tldeb-anJ F...i 4nrprr-
Evans Time hour and 20 minutes
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Ray, Afternoon $50 Evenings 1870 Ma
nrly~rs Ar ships. Athletics. Music. Ptrs.
works, Adm joC.-Ad.
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II NN'IIWIF UITN-NtIFr, bhfTy, J1hvr1n.
Sacriio" ny-AEnev Double Arsans
and ~isl-r: Hooper and barry LET, on bases-
81 Loul.. :; Boston, = FrU base on balls
on Davenport. T. ON Park. :; OF Fncher.
!. OF MrCahe. l.: OF Ruth. :: on Mays. .
struck out-By Davenport. J: BY Ruth. 4: by
Mays : Umpire in c~hief-SAil,n. Field UNI
pire-prneen. Time hours and 10 minutes.
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shoulder to- shoulder.

Down Lafay cite street they went At
a a' - half mile pace They were still
2 alder % shoulder ~ they hit II w.
er.as ..,1 Elm street and st!l should,-
20 s'HIiG,r when the, reached ne
'o-;9ea>t conner OF the CI'y Hall They
r. 81 turn tins and then rush forty
.1-Us % 80. tape IN front Of the old
stop.
k''ohU7i.cu. \ three time winner
OF the event. proved = WISE fox. n.
v3s pr ~, right; when they reached the
edse OF 'he bu III n equivalent TO hav-
i!g .Hc pie iu \ race on a track. The
team formation WAS broken when he
gained lie advantage ~ the turn. kyro-
men Wt> obliged to drop behind him,
losing two o. three yards In this way.
A. they dishcd for the tape the elder
FrT had the jump on his rival AMI
evidently inquired the race won. He
srrrt'4 briskly ahead and confidently.
k,r"t.r, confronted nv an apparently
huieless task. called desperately upon
every ounce Of his reserve strength
He virtually ate up space and n!pped
ire flying k-o.ehnainen In the last two
fe', Of the struggle.
"Ncad heat; was the cry tina: wen;
VI ~ The crowd Of 10000 packed IN
Ci,y Han PARK. bu' the officials right
o. ihe nash line could see that kyro-
n,H vas The one who broke the tape.
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MANHATTANS GET REVENGE.
seton Hail Defeated, N"ulihan
holding Them Well.

Sorr,t ORANGE. y. =. Ma 20 Man
haitian College heat Seton Hall : 80 3 -
St'ou'a Field here to-day IN t.T- l'e'
meeting tho South orange CoI.teians
won. 10 Q. i Houlihan. n!'chc for
N~auhat.an, REID the locals TO e.GN' A''-
wh,lc Ms teammates u%ll-iF"t 90 49,
eleven saf,tes A halk by Dillon gave
IN. New York men o'e ~ their ta'l!es.
Seton Hall started on like a winner.
getting two runs IN the hrst One more
was made In ~, third
Western Association Results.
NcAlss'er. q oklahoma CITY
Nu.kogre Tulsa rain.
sherman. = FORT smith, !
perisou. =, IArir ?
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'Batled for Progansk y -.
&. 4. y. ........ o o o o o o.
stevens Tech - q o o o {. O. Is
Home run Todd. FIRST base on bsii.-O6
bases Marcus 2 Goldberg Webb Cotter /.
%struppuian IAnthe Doubls plAy-qoidber0
and Frogansky, Left on bases o q, N.Y...6;
stevens ! PASSED balls Rank. a.. Htt by
pitcher struppman,. Johnson Umpirs-
OJasper Tinio-i hour and IS minutes,
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Hil....,.,.. onSoos no
iawronce,Ni.. $1,000 l. !
Pacific Coast League Re-

los Angeles. 4 san Francisco. 3.
vernon. o, Oakland, 4
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VirEinis League Rcsulta.
Rsekymount .; Hopswsll. l.
Newport News. . Snrfo'k, .
Portsmouth, =; Petersburg. l..
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Totals Sc 10
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'Bai'ei for Miller IN the sirth inning.
HATED for Park in the seventh inning
'Rau for AxreX in the aeyenth innlOH
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AUTOMOBILES.

WJANTED-TO BUY A LATE MODEL
W touring car. Must be in good condi.
tion. VIII pay cash. Packard car pre-
ferred. Nos. 1Of-1O6 French street. mays-2t
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AUCTION SALE.


A UCTIoN SALE-HIGH.GR GRADE FURNI-
~ TuRE, CARPETS, RUGS. MATTINGS,
LINOLEUMS. ETC. WILL BE SOLD AT
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MAY ~, 1915 AT 1 O'CLOCK p. NJ,
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RUGS. MATTINGS. RUGS.
This will be the greatest Rug and Mating
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sizes, In Administer Wilton. Body Brussels,
Tapestry. Wool Fibre and Jap Art Squares
the best patterns and colors, floral oriental
and allovcr patterns.
25 rolls Of tho best Mattings Jap and
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Everything will he sold at this
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BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES.
LIFE AND CHARACTER
READING.
MAY 8.

Mercury. the governing planet of
this birthdate, represents life in ac-
tion and is called the flaming star of
existence. You will find the person
OF this birthdate keenly emotional, SEN
sitive, with strong love nature. The
great fault is jealousy and quick tenn
per The mind is we'll balanced save
where the affections are concerned.
The physique is strong. and has en-
.durance OF exceptional power
There is ambition. great pride in
personal appearance and much per-
sonal magnetism.
While this person will be a good.
generous friend. he will want to dom
mate in every way and unless he can
do this he will sulk and be very dis
agreeable.
This nature should long and serious
iy contemplate marriage before enter
ing into it.
The birthstone is an emerald.
The Want Ads will sell real estate
during this month and locate excellent
farming values
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WANTED

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w china old relics No. oo1 Tatnall st.
Phone. 6566.W mnyi cod IT,
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JIMINEZ RESIGNATION
May END rebellion
By The United Press.

By The United Press.
SANTO DOMINGO. May S-Further
hostilities between the Santo Do
mingo rebels and the government
forces probably will be averted as
the result OF the resignation Of
President Jiminez, who stopper down,
he said, to prevent immediate inter
vention.
Emisssries of General Arias. rebel
leader, conferred with Jiminez to-
day. A bitter fight is expected in
the Senate over the naming of a new
executive.
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AN ADVERTISEMENT IN THE
"A EVENING JOURNAL Is AN
ADVERTISEMENT IN THE
HOME. THE EVENING JOURNAL
EVERY DAY THAN ANY OTHER
DELAWARE NEWSPAPER.
Evening journal., 1916-05-08

AN ADVERTISEMENT IN THE
"a EVENING JOURNAL IS An
ADVERTISEMENT IN TIL y
HOME. TIE EVENING JOURNAL
rs READ IN MORE HOMES
EVERY DAY THAN ANY OTHER
DELAWARE NEWSPAPER.
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HELP WANTED.
SITUATIONS wANTED-MAIE

ROOKkEEPER DESIRES POSITION
- able 70 take full charge; competent.
reliable. best Of references. Address VIE.
Evening journal ONCE. may6-st.
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sITuATIONs wANTEp-FEMALE

I ADY BooKKEFPER DESIRES posi-.
- tion, years Of experience best Of refpr.
ence Address W.16. Evening Journal
o"oe' may26t.
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MANURE. s2.25 PER TON. IN CAR LOTS
vi of 25 tons OF over, delivered railroad
siding. Wilmington and an. Viein1sy' &c nel Auu'es'
may2-tf
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WALL PAPER
NOTICES
TYPEWRITERs

FI'NPEWRIrERS RENTED TIRE
\ months, 50. 90. Rental applied on pur.
chase. Sold. IS. 90 monthly. Typswriters
repaired. Royal Typewriter Agency, Type.
writer Exchange. No. o1s Market street
aug22n.
DENT A REMINGTON OR OWN ONE
~ yourself by buying on the rental plan
monthly. Also, Monarchs At very reasonable
prices.
REMINGTON TYPEWRITER CO.,
Phone, 5125. No. 500 Equitable BLDG
ocf1Q-f
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ELoRA JOHNSON sTRADLEY. NO. oOi
~ Market street. Graduate OF Fowler and
Hanna. Irests Corns. Bunions. Ingrown
Nails, Etc. Evenings by appointment. D..
& A. 261T. ian26.u.
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FARM WANTED.


WJANTED-FARM NEAR STATION
w school. Have buyer Send particu.
lars and photos 20 American Farms Co, No.
34I Fifth Ave. New York Iuayi-6t
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CHIROPOpIsTs

MARTIN BRAUN, ChROPODISr. s2a
4tA Market St., treats Corns Bunions, In.
grown Toe Nails most scientifically. Hours
to 9. 20 2. Sundays. 10 TO !. Phone 527G
feh2s.N
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MAssEUsE

MASSAGE TREATMENT AND GENERAL
4NA nursing solicited by Alfred Halfrich,
trained nurse 1908 West Eighth street
aprt9-eod.im.
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TXTANrED-HELPER on MILK WAGON.
Nv G. H. Burris, Tenth and Spruce
streets mays.tt
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N ADVERTISEMENT IN THE
~ EVENING JOURNAL IS AN
ADVERTISEMENT IN TIM
HOME THE EVENING JOURNAL
is READ IN MORE HOMES
EVERY DAY THAN ANY OTHFl
DELAWARE NEWSPAPER.
Evening journal., 1916-05-08

EXTANTED-TwO RELIABLE PAPER.
w hangers. Apply II. Reed, No 400
Monroe street. mays-2t.
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TRANSPORTATION
PennSorOVe Ferrv

Winter schedule: Leave Wilmington $50
100 500, 900, 1000. HOO A. NJ. Il
o'clock noon, 100, 200, 500. 400. 500.
600. 500, 1000 and 1900 p. NJ.
Leave Pennsgrove tbs. 500. 900. 1000
11.00 A. NJ, 1900 noon, 100, 2.15. 800
400, 500. 600. TOO. 800. 100 p. NJ. and
12.45 A. n.