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The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1916-05-16
Irish Prisoners in Germany
Testify lie Sought to Get
Them to Form Brigade
TWENTY-SEVEN DUBLIN
REVOLTERS IMPRISONED
Their Terms OF imprisonment
Range from Six Months to
len Years Pearse ourren-
dered Internationally

London. May fa.--Officiai an
nounCcment was made tonight by
The general commanding the home
toFtts that twenty --tsAen DuhiIh
reNoiuuonI~te haze bct'n sentenced
10 lmnii onncnt 10y the court mar
tiai sitting III dublin. The terms
OF imprisonment range from ten
years To -iA months.
All edi her announcement made
by the foreign ofiicv stated that
Slr Roger Easement. whose trial
lof treason Wa begun today. had
Scn allowed To communicate
Freely with fficnd~ in England and
america since his Imprisonment.
Only recently. said tho official
statement. 81 Roger has sent and
received cablc2ramS TO and from
America
In reply to questions on the Hoo,
- ne House Of Commons today, IN
der Secretary for War remnant sta, 81
that Peter Il. Hcar4e. ~esf-styj led pres
dem OF The SAoEf~Nved irlsh republic
surrendered unronditlonalIy Mr.
Tenant aided that contrary :,
charges that had aeen made aza5ns
the government Peayse = desire TO 80.
MS mQt1or NefC g his execution VA
not refused
: Father AinE&.4S Has sent--!a : a,
70 bring hAs mother said Mr.. Ternant
euf owing - the firing the car VA!
unable - ger through There is M
evidence N support ef er t.lth IN tht
a1ie :" ,Aaa that during tie lighting II
Dublin streets little bc~s ans girls
run1fnS sao4t In error we're eaueh
by soldiers ard shot car - hand n,
The FfeteNt that they were sa.-rs8n!
n Z szsanep
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1916-05-16

san Antonio, Tex. May t5.-Gen.
eral Funston stated this afternoon
that all railroad bridges close 10 thu
border would lac guarded under the
disposition If the new troops plaead
under his command
We will increase the guard Al
some Of the bridges and there are
Others not guarded at all now that
Will he when We distribute the NV
troops said the general
This step viii be taken for mill.
tarY reasons to safeguard lines OF
transportation of troops and not for
the protection Of railroad property
Mayor Albert Browne. Of Browns.
vile. and Il J. and Caesar Kleberg
of the Big Kings Ranch. of tins
Brownsville, region we're In confer
ence with General Funston for several
hours today. They discussed border
patrol questions and also gave general
information concerning the recent plot
for the uprising of Mexicans on the
American side Of the Rio Grandes
The Third Infantry from Madison
barracks at Ssteketts Harbor, NJ. u
arrive dtoday in four troop trains and
went on to Eagle Pass. to take the
place of the Seventeenth Infantry now
in Mexico The third was here last
in 1861. according 10 Lieutenant
tpItliEE JULIUS a rem. WHSn "
marched through San Antonio with
flying coiors and bands playing and
went on north til join other Federal
commands, The men of this regiment
come from the region of coolest
winters IN do patrol duty among the
willows and mesquite of the Rio
Grande valley. which is close to the
other extreme in temperature.
The big ca mp at Fort Sam Houston
was enlarged by the arrival of bat
teries ., +. and F, of the Third Artii-
Jerry from Fort Myers. Va. Tomorrow
the Thrtieth Infantry will come in
from Plattshurg barracks, This regi-
ment will be held here temporarily.
while the pan of border protection II
being worked out in detail,
General Funston and his star are
putting in long hours on that plan
and in the meantime the process Of
getting the Texas brigade ready for
mastering in as a part OF the Federal
army is going forward rapidly. Tho
member of the medical corps were
mustered in
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1916-05-16
Waco, exas, Scene of Out
rag-ous Lynching. Criminal
Having Been Sentenced
CREMATION OCCURS
IN PUBLIC SQUARE
Had Confessed to Usual Crime
and Had Been DULY Given
Death Penalty in Open
Court

Waco, Tex, May l5.--With fifteen
thousand persons IS witnesses, inciud-
ing women and children, Jesse Wash
ington. negro boy who confessed TO
the assault and murder Of Mrs Lucy
Fryar, seven miles south of here last
Monday, WAS taken from the Fifth
District Court room shortly before
noon and burned on the public square.
The burning came Immediately az
ter the negroes tfIal had ended and
the jury rendered verdict OF guilty,
giving him the death penalty
Burned in City Hall square.
r Someone not far from the negro
started the cry Of "eet the negro
1t was taken up by all of those from
the part Of the county where Mrs
FrNar Was Killed and Washington was
seized and removed from the court
room. The crowd at first seemed
wiling 10 hang the negro from the
suspension bridge. but q suggestion
that he be burned on the plaza met
with instant response and he vas
dragged tn the city hail yard. where
the chain. already around his neck,
mas thrown over the limb Of tree.
wood hastily secured and the fire
started
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1916-05-16
Ten KILLED; FORTY
HURT IN CAVE-|h
Restaurant IN Akron, Ohio, Goes Over
Into Excavation Being Made
For Another Building.

Akron. o.. May i5.--while the
tables were crowded with diners
at ais tonight, the Crystal Res
tnurant here collapsed and slid
bodily into an adjoining ~xcavn-
ton for a new building.
At B,20 tonight ten bodies had
heen taken from the ruins. Sew
erai persons who had been re-
moved TO hospitals were reported
dying. Between thirty-hve and
forty were seriously Injured. Hard.
~ amy one who was In the building
at the time of the collapse ~s-
capped uninjufed.
The disaster wns caused by the
setting of n charge of dynamite
about ATTY feet from the restau-
rant Was so stunned for some time
rant was SO stunned for some
after the collapse that not n sound
ing.
The dead thus far Identified nre,
william G. Lawson. OF Akron.
Mary Lawson. his dve-ycrr-old
daughter.
c.. A. Tompkins, of Cincinnati.
Rev. ID. $. Thomas. Of CoInmhns.
The destroyed building was for
meriy the office Of the Ohio stntc
JAnx>aA
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1916-05-16
Route Germans Out OF Two
Hundred Yards of Trenches
on Meuse Heights
HEAVY CANNONADING
In DlXMUDE SECTOR
German Detachment Repulsed
IN Ef5rt to Gain Eoothold
on Yser Artillery Fighting
Violent

London. May f5.--The French
troops about erdun resumed the
offensive today and report in an
unexpected thrust having forced
the Germans to evacuate more
than goo yards of trenches ON the
heights OF the Meusc.
Aside from this action the
Grown Princes infantry had
rest today, but the German guns
continued to smash away at the
French positions on Hill 30A, APP
parcntls i'm preparation for an
other assault on the line west of
tho Meisc.
Ohicial reports giving the details
of tine fighting on the west front fol-
low:
Midnight Official; In Champa gne
this mornings bonn bardment by this
Germans of the region known as Mes
nil Maisons de Champagne was fol-
lowed by several simultaneous at
tacks with weak forces against diff
ferent points of our front. All these
attacks were stopped by our barrsg
Are or were repulsed by our counter
attacks, They were entirely fruitless
In the Nerdun region there was ar
bonn bardment against
our first and second lines to the west
CT the Mouse. ON the heights of the
Mouse. after preparation by our ar
tillery. We launched a surprise attack
which was completely successful Our
patrols cleaned out the German
trenches on a front of about 900 me.
tiers and brought back some prisoners
Our artillery bombarded some Ger.
man detachments which signalled al
passing along the road fromnl Esses
70 Pannes. southwest OF Thiaucourt.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1916-05-16
SIR ROGER EASEMENTS
TRIAL IL NOW IN PROGRESS


A"h2oA' .daN ~ Clad In ,Y8mpled
l"eea ei9'heS' smiling o9Iivoca lily,
F&' 'sSihe ms heard and F@hDng vol
4ih40"u" notes, So Roger fesen mt
was placed on trial today
chafEea. in sonorous. antique
pnrsSeH4oeN Win MGR treason against
MS KING and country. he was con-
FeIed rs seeretN as possible tor fear
OF nostlFe 1em qns7rattons IN the street
fren1 the Tower O. London 20 the
historic ola bo~ street Police Court.
for preliminary hearing hef
Magistrate S|r john Dickson
The renegade Nuight had Ium-
BILE companion Ir the docs, ,ri'4te
Dantel Julian had"N. an IRISH prise r
OF war from ''e' many whom Sir Roger
had enlisted in the irish brigade there
and VINO had eompanied him on mis-
filinustering trip 10 the coast Of Ire
land where roth WeF" captured Sir
Roger oia net appear 70 relish iita
division Of attention between himself
and the soldier. After certain formal
ities relating To the charge against
them both. he arose impressiVeiy and.
waving his hand toward Bailey. pro-
claimed
That man is innocent, think the
indictment Is wrongly drawn against
him
The facts brought out by the gov
eminent in a broad sense was as
anticipated They may he summar~
ICED as follows:
l. sir Roger Easement while In
Germany pursued recruiting work
,among Irish prisoners. some OF whom
were punished by their German
guards for holding and striking him,
Q Germany sent . ,0na rifles ten
machine guns and several million Of
rounds Of ammunition on the fiiibuster
that was sunk off the coast of Ire
land Just before Easement landed
from a submarine
me fact that had not been men
toned before was that when SIR Roger
vas captured he dropped a special
node.list containing such phrase as
await further instructions. have
decided to stay" further ammuni-
ZION and rifles are needed" and send
another ship"
American Priest stTtrsi Him
Another point testified 10 hv a crown
witness was that an American priest
named Nicholson had supplemented
easements efforts as a propa gandist
among the prisoners in Germany.
Sir Roger bore himself throughout
the day with much f-possession.
having and smiling to his friends IN
l.. g. - gA.,
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1916-05-16
Large Reinforcements Reach
Front and Boundary Line 10
Strongly Guarded
FLYING MACHINES IN
CHRONIC ILL REPAIR
Even New Curtiss Flyers Said
to Be Out of Commission
Due to Faulty Construction
OF PropeIlers

III Paso, May fS.-The first
tram from Chihuahua City I'm a
week reached the border tonight.
me passengers said the Mexican
authorities are telling the people
The tarranza force of 1 800 men
dispatched into the Coahuila
country had been ordered to drive
out the American column now
tnerc in pursuit of the Glen
Springs raiders.
seemingly authoritative state
ments declared that General CIR.
rama III Mexico City had issued
peremptort instructions thar the
second invasion of Mexico. from
south of Marathon. must he forced
back To United States soil at o,,e,
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1916-05-16
PROPELLERs OF FLYERS
HAVE ALL GONE TO PIECES

Columbus. y. M. May 5.-There -
not an aeroplane in the United States
army today that is fit for sustained
night. ThisM condition. almost
chronic one with the aviation ssc-
ton, is due In the present instance
to improperly constructed propeuegA
Even the new eight tS0-horee pevsg
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1916-05-16
Remnant of Hosts of Confed-
eracy Received With Open
Arms by Alabama Big City
REUNION BEGINS AT
10 THIS MORNING
Young Not Candidate for Re-
election and May Be Sue
caeded by General George
?. Harrison Of Alabama

birmingham, Ala May l5-More
than $4,000 gray-clad veterans. last
survivors of the legions that fought
beneath the Stars and Bars. tonight
sleep under canvas on the broad
parade grounds here, and beside
Pickering bivouac fires dream again
OF the stirring days of the SOS
The city is damned with fully 10000
visitors. come for the swenty-sixth
annual reunion of the United Con-
Tolerate Veterans. which formally
opens tomorrow. Tonight for the
younger visitors there was large
dance. great floor covering an en-
tire city block was constructed, and
on this unique pavilion children and
grandchildren of The veterans danced
while they themselves al the camp
ing place, renewed old friendships and
recalled old adventures
The big dance floor looked like a
huge lake Of cream from the windows
of surrounding houses Palm Beach
suits and dainty evening toiIettes were
everywhere. Only now and then was
the formal black to be seen, The
tenn perature, which reached ~ today,
put the customary evening clothes out
of the running,
Opens This Morning,
The first business session of the
veterans will he held tomorrow morn
ing AZ the Bitou Theater. General
Bennett II Young. commander-in-
chief arrived this morning with his
staff. He was greeted At a meeting
Of Sons of Veterans and other Con
federate societies. Addressing his hosts
he announced that he was not candi-
date for reelection, and politics are
ALREADY waxing warm in the orEaniza-
ton over his successor. General Geo.
r Harrison, of Ala bama, ts promi-
'nertty mentioned
The regiment Of Boy Scouts are act
ing as guides for the visitors, and the
entire city has thrown wide its doors
to the veterans. The reunion Will end
THURSDAY with a sham battle.
Three cities are bidding for the
1917 convention They are. Memphis
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The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1916-05-16
BLUES, 6RAIS', SCOUT
DRUM CORPS LEAVE
Virginia soldier, Win BE Well Repre-
sented at Confederate
Reunion.
RIIFs 90 DIRECT: GRAYs
STOP OVER AT CHATTANOOGA
MI Win BE Back Home In Time For
Church Sunday Morning-Scouts
Make Fine roS~ds
see Soldiers on.

Much martial music marked the
march Of Richmond military on the
first leg of its Journey toward the
great parade in birmingham on the
occasion OF the Confederate reunion
this week.
Two special trains loaded with SOL
diery left Richmond last night. The
first carried provisional company
of the Richmond Light Infantry Blues
accompanied by the Boy Scouts' drum
corps. of fiftN-two members
Captain Cutchins was In charge OF
the company. That company and the
Scouts drum corps will act as es-
corts for Lee Camp Confederate Vet
Grams while in Birmingham
Fifteen minutes later the Richmond
Grays, headed by the Acca Temple
band. left for Birmingham. on
Southern special This division will
act as escort TO the Virginia veterans
embracing camps from every section
of the state.
Crowds OF people lined the side
walks as the two sections marched TO
Main Street Station. The Blues head
ed BY the Boy Scouts. marched down
Broad Street TO Governor and into
Main. The band played lustily and
.musically, and as the body swept into
Main Street at Thirteenth a great
cro,'d vas there 70 receive them
TLey layed their hest. piping out
The Girl | Left Behind Me- just
as though they were going to the front
for real battle.
All safely Housed.
This detachment left fifteen minutes
ahead of the Grays, They were
housed in four Pullman cars. and
raised enough noise going over the
Main-Street vsaduCt on toward the
South to startle any possible enemy
along the entire line.
Before the Blues had settled them
selves in their coaches the strains of
Acca Temple Patrol Band announced
the approach of the Grays. They
came down Main Street with the bear
ing which always distinguishes Vir-
ginia soldiers Great crowds gathered
along the line of march to give them
hearty send-off. The band played
Give My Regards 20 Broadway and
Farewell MY own" Then they play
ed Wen BE Back Wen BE Back"
At the station and along the plat
form we're the mothers, skaters. chill
dren and sweethearts of the soldier
boys-all there to tell them good bye
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The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1916-05-16

A vTRGTNrAN WANT AID
WILL OBTAIN JUST WHAT
you WANT, WHETHER n
BE SERVANT, REAL Els
TATE OR A SECOND HAND
AUTOMOBILE.
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The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1916-05-16

SPORTS OF ALL SORTS
oovERMO BY EXPERTS
AND THE COMPLETE BOX
SCORES OF THE. BALL
GAMES EVERY DAT IN
THE vIRGrNIAN.
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Evening journal., 1916-04-24

THE CHEAPEST PLACE IN THE City
20 buy slightly used furniture. wa ai.o
pay the highest cash prices sor carpets. OH
cloths and mnttinrs
HUGO lUCHSIG
Amar-o o-eod'lm. no. 1900 Market So.
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Information for Travellers
Tine OF departure OF trains boats and troeys Wilmington.
Trains Marked ~ Expresses
PHILADELPHIA. nAIr MORE a uAsIrlSnrnN p r.


PHILADELPHIA. WASHINGTON R R.
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sss: 5oS: 800 sSs sd sa SiOs s6is siS.
Sa.'iR s fsi'; is: g. g. @ s: ss ss ss .ss
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% j. n: 49,; g; 20 s gs 3 IL e.
ss s5s & 'Gs' s 1i5S 5; ss % l4 si S oi' i'' SS
,o To Baltimore w,hiasq M-i9.oe .ol. az.
1os' Si7' Sol s.ia 'O'' i''' 4O' 'O''
To Baltimore M M Al
To Baltimore and Way Stations M-S.5O.
DELAWARE DIVISION P B W. RAILROAD.
'''b bS-s IS State 3ansS s. sS., o8 s5 81 B M
BALTIMORE RAILROAD
P % T'iiSl1o9 ao 49, s 1 d s sos 81 SS sO
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:'ai& e & @ % q Mlio ss SIS :a: @ Is & 81
o Sii31 is Eio a' s5 80 ;o $50 100 sS 81 TO- $50
PHILADELPHIA & RAILWAY
i1e M A. NJ is is g NJ ad 90 40 NJ l' P NJ Sa'
WILSON STEAMBOATS,
S' saa98.. 0 sa % ~ .dG s nslP P
GROVE FERRY
tCo soO 6o 6OO IOo6 100 and O u 90 M "a n'
SUBURBAN TROLLEY LINES.
% & % sou % % $ 's5 ar 5n sioo9 % % and 80 minutes
even hour New .nd i hour . % o9 ns aR Sne 'fs o ; 3
City nsnsss 10 e. % o ssaufs sSHd ss Castle & T for Pawo
NJ 10 p rd''S Wilmington to
and Market ever, 20
noon Then Sssinui5s s S ai S 2
@ Ssr & sa,.ps % %guss & sn ss hoq
Es si' : Of the hour and IS "'' after the hour for
Evening journal., 1916-04-24
REAL ESTATE For RENT.

EoR RENT~sM1II HoTsF N -rc-;c- oo11S
try, near railroad station. 10 marriod
couple, who viii board farmer. Address
h-fo' Evening journal Office. apricot.
E0R RENT--STORE ROOM IN JOlTRNa1-
Building Fourth and Shiplev streets
now occupied by tho Morris Electric CO
Eariy possession given. Apply Evening
VoN'nAl Ohce sept27-m. VISIT
EoR RENT--GOoD HOUSES IN della.
=, ware City. Excellent transportation IA
oilities guaranteed Rent and cost OF living
reasonable For particulars, address. Secre.
tary Board Of Trade. Delaware City Del.
aprf8-1m ''
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Two GOOD WORK HORSES, WEIGH
about 100 pounds. Apply Mcmahon
Bros, Sixth and King SITS. apr22.3t
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LIST or PUBLIC SALES.

April 25-Sale OF stocks at Stidham
& Sons auction store, No. III r..
Fourth street at II o'clock a. m
VIM. r. Lyman, attorney. Stidham
& Son. Aucts
April 81 Sale OF fine collection of
antiques, about fifty pieces in all,
at Stidham & Sons auction store,
No. III f. Fourth street at 10
o'clock a. m. Stidham & Son,
Aucts.
April 2S-Contents OF house on W.
Tenth street will be sold at Std
ham & Sons auction store, No. Ill
E. Fourth street, at o'clock p. m.
Stidham & Son. Aucts.
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rnr RnInGn sTnRr

Pay O. g. Shuo a visit. South Market Street
Bridge. You can got service at any time there
Cigars, tobacco, candies. soft drinks ice
cream sandwiches, and a good, big stock Of
odibles. D. A. Phone 5tf9.W.
apr6 I'm.
Evening journal., 1916-04-24

LIFE AND CHARACTER
READING.
APRIL ~.
APRIL y.

Your horoscope shows you should
seek in silence everyday, calmness,
poise of character and self control.
Great unseen forces await your bid
ding, but you must be the master and
not the ignorant servant OF these
forces.
Astrology teaches us how to use the
combination. how TO adjust ourselves
to the forces about us. The air is fill
ed with influences which should be
converted to our use.
Combinations OF unseen forces unite
to become either help or hindrance.
II is not the combination which makes
the help or the hindranco but our at
titude toward that combination.
Time. place and circumstances are
as important as the object to be
achieved. When, where and how to
bring about the desired result is the
study of every man or woman in the
business world.
We are coming to a realization that
we alone may choose the stuff out of
which our destiny is nodded.
And destiny is made Of success and
failure, struggle. defeat and victory.
On this date you would do we'll
quietly TO seek the Want Ads for your
desired position. for the new home
VOu have 1Onp doeirod o,. 60, th. ,.,,..
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REAL EsTATE FOR SALE.

TWO STORY BRICK HOUSE, CORNER
\ property. front and back porches, 7
rooms and BATH severed, 81 800. 81, 900
can lay az 6 per cent. Apply George r.
FOR sALE-FINE PROPERTY, KNOWN
as Davis Mansion centrally located on
man street Estate road, Smyrna, Del. 16
rooms back buildings cellar under entire
house large grounds, entrances on both
sldes. Excellent location for store. Offices,
apartments or garage. Address Mrs. Elva
apr2O-12t.
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PROPOSALS.

IT y. ENGINEER OFFICE, OLD FED
- eral Building, Wilmington, Del Sealed
proposals for dredging Smyrna River, Del.
will be received hero until IL A. NJ. April
26 and then opened Further information
on application. mar2s, %. 80. 31-apr24,2
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THE EVENING JOURNAL, MONDAY APRIL "a, 1916

AN ADVERTISEMENT IN THE
"a EVENING JOURNAL IS AN
ADVERTISEMENT IN THE
HOME. THE EVENING JOURNAL
Is READ IN MORE HOMES
EVERY DAY THAN ANY OTHER
DELAWARE NEWSPAPER.
Evening journal., 1916-04-24

AN ADVERTISEMENT IN TIN
"a EVENING JOURNAL is AN
ADVERTISEMENT IN THE
HOME. THE EVENING JOURNAL
is READ IN MORE HOMES
EVERY DAY THAN ANY OTHER
DELAWARE NEWSPAPER.
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REGISTFR,S NnTIrF-
NOTICES
CHARLES wARNnR COMPANY OF

FlRsp AND SECOND PREFERRED
STOCK DIVIDEND, NO. 81 The Roenlsr
Quarterly Dividend Of ONE AND TIIRFF.
foURrHs q "a Per cent? PER CENT on
the First aud Second Preferred CAPITAL StocL
ot me Charles Warner Company has been do.
clared payable. April 81. 1916 10 stock
holders Of record, March ~, 1915. Checks
viii be mailed.
apr20.2a,26
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EOR sALE--AMERICAN RESTAURANT.
No. 4os Shipley street complete. first
class condition Reason for selling. in
hcaith. apr22-6t.
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AN ADVERTISEMENT IN THE
"A EVENING JOURNAL IS AN
ADVERTISEMENT IN THE
HOME. THE EVENING JOURNAL
is READ IN MORE HOMES
EVERY DAY THAN ANY OTHER
DELAWARE NEWSPAPER.
Evening journal., 1916-04-24
CHIROPODISTs

MARTIN BRAUN, ChIROPODIST, s23
An Market St. treats Corns. Bunions. In.
grown Toe Nails most scientifically. Hours;
feb2s.u.
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SALE ANTIQUE FURNITURE.

4 NTIQUE FURNITURE WILL BE SOLD
4 n at auction sale. Thursday April 27th, at
10 A. NJ. at Stidham & Son S. No. III =.
Fourth street. The sale comprises seventy.fve
pieces, consisting Of curly maple high boy,
eight-day grandfather's clock claw foot sofa,
mahogany bookcase and desk pair dining
books tables. mahogany bed. bureaus. one
bulged front bureau, etc The goods viii be
sold 20 the highest bidder
apr22-4t STIDHAM e SON.
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FOR SALE OR RENT.

EoR SALE OR RENT-oUARRY FULLY
Il equipped with tools. Boiler and steam
drill, centrally located. Apply J. D. Gia
coma 626 Madison st., city. mar24.eod-I I'm,
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TOY PoODLEs. THE REAL SMALL
u kind. Puppies just right TO take home
Best breed. W. H Foulkrod. No. 1903 W.
Ihird 81. apr19-1m.
Evening journal., 1916-04-24

FOR SALE CHEAP-1oo HORSEPOWER
Il horizontal Economic Erie boiler. VII.
mlngton Provision Co. Northeast Corner
Third and Orange streets. deotA-tf
Evening journal., 1916-04-24

GMALL OVERLAND TRUCK. EVERETT
- fvepassenger touring car: good copdi
tioni bargain. No. 54s Taylor street.
Ihohe 54uo-J. apr24-tf
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DOR sALE-NICELY FINISHED PROP.
Il erty and one lot. 25x6s feet deep: also
furnace. Complete 10 move in Address
s-l5 Egening Journal Office. apr1otf
Evening journal., 1916-04-24

G1S0 BUYS MAHOGANY UPRIGHT
OIO Piano; fine condition; special
inducement for cash. Gewehr Piano Co,
No. 216 W. Ninth St. apr13-1m.
Evening journal., 1916-04-24
BOARDERs WANTED.
lost AND FOUND

DoARDERs WANTED AT sib WEST
ID Ninth street apr2f.9t.
Evening journal., 1916-04-24

WILL SACRIFICE CROWN UPRIGHT
" Piano, mahogany case, large size; per.
Gewehr Piano Co., No. 216 West Ninth
street. apr13-1m.