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Evening journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1888-1932, 1917-10-04
EDITED BY DAVE
DONOVAN'S BERTH SLIPPING

probably would bid high, and the
money might look pretty fine, but the
money w6uld never salve the feelings
OF these wounded ST. Louisans II they
were to>see their baseball hope slid
ing out the back door in the person
OF Miller Higgins.
Since Mrs. Helen Hathaway Brit
ton chucked up the Job OF trying to
run baseball club. Higgins has
been given a chance to do something
with the Cardinals. and he certainly
has succeeded. In 81. Louis today
there is a team that will enter into
the pennant representations this
winter. He has a baseball club that
has done itself proud. II is finishing
In a higher niche than mas been st.
Louis custom. His men arc young,
HIS pitchers are demons for hard,
excellent work. They've got 20 be
counted In the race next year.
SO transfer Of Higgins Ia
New York TO lead the American
League club here would be a bad
dose for st. Louis. despite the fact
that {, would undoubtedly be a good
move for the Yankees. n Donovan
Is 20 leave II looks like a good move
for the Cardinals TO insist that the
new manager come from some other
place.
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THE BEST SPORTING PAGE IN WILMINGTON.
by IL G. HAMILTON.

UNITED Press STAFF Correspondent.
NEW YORK, Oct. avid Bill
Donovans Job as manager OF the
Yankees, Is said 10 be slipping fast
away from him. Also, Miller Hug
gins, brainy little leader Of the St
Louis Cardinals. is said TO have been
considered I'm his place. No semblance
Of truth can be attached 10 the ru-
more, save for the indefinite state
ment accredited to Higgins. saying
he has received some kind" of an
offer TO take charge OF the New York
club.
Col. Jacob Rupert has stated once
that he will not dismiss Donovan,
but since that time the Yankees have
been going from bad 20 worse. He
may change his mind.
The owners Of the CARDINALS could
hardly DO anything wors6 than TO al
low Higgins 20 slip away from lead
ership Of the Cardinals. The little
leader Is making noises like a pen
nant winner. and II given time may
put some baseball prestige into st.
Louis that will make OF that city the
same good old baseball town that
other cities have been made by pen
nant winners.
II Col. Rupert wants Higgins he
Evening journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1888-1932, 1917-10-04

State champion. Mr.. dupont won the
trophy at the Delaware State shoot
and has since defended Il against II
S. Crawford Of Dover, winning by a
score OF 90 out Of SO. II is likely that
Mr.. dupont Will shoot his match over
the traps OF the Green Hill Gun Club
and II so, a possible advantage may
be his, owing to the fact that he FIRE.
quently shoots there, while his COM
petltor has never shot over those traps
Beauchamp may be counted upon,
however, TO put up a strong race and
10 is very doubtful II shooting over
strange traps will affect him TO any
extent.
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Amt
Nature
Wonderful
THE AL. WORLD SERIES UMPS.
SILK OIOUW.IN.

He's the guy that started the strike
tub r. sonata. 10 went huge for @ time.
but now 70 listens 20 you like Poor
Butterfly" SILK Is an Jump from the
snort go. 10 whoa.
To show you he's a real ump. he
says In his four score and ten years as
a big league ump he never made a mis-
take, and II he did he wouldn't admit TO-
So you see where Hcrzog. Zlm and
Fletcher are going TO waste some BUSH
els OF lip on SILK when II strikes them
he called something loft-handed. Yes
slri SIN may hint at Il. but he never
makes mistake. Something like The
fella who fell hard" but The didn't hurt
hlmselfw
BILLY EVANS.
The handsOmest Of all jumps. He's
safe with the Francis y Bushman title
because there isn't a shade OF compe-
tltlon from the other jumps for The
Apollo stun. You know how you figure
an ump 10 fook2 Let me SEQ your
face and I'll tell you what you are
Wool You're either a longshorcman
or an Jump" Wen, Evans Is quite some
collar ad. He has q weakness for trick
caps and scrooch shirts. Evans is q
physical director IN the winter and
hands ont strong stun 10 factory work
ors. Teaches them how 20 bump the
boss on the chin when he refuses them
a raise and Sundays OF. Hos pretty
kipny with his knuckles, too, and bal
players who tend 10 be a little loose
with wallops, steer ctar OF Billy when
he's on the Judgment
Evening journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1888-1932, 1917-10-04
GRRgNLEAF WINS MATCH.

Z. Ralph Greenient won tho pocket
billiard match which was completed
last night with James Gllon. OF
COatesville Pa. scoring $50 points 20
HIS opponents 225 points. Mr.. Green
leaf will play a 5O0podnt match
with G. J. Brown, beginning at ESQ
O'Clock this afternoon with a session
this evening and two sessions tomor.
row, afternoon and evening.
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ing an honest-to-goodness worlds series
right here In Delaware.
Well, fans, are you satisfied with this
seriesi II so. why don't you turn on,
in greater nmbersl Don't be slackers
Things are now turning toward foot
ball. Watch the local High School CON-
bination put out a football team that
will probably equal the great Tyson
Meyers. Carrow, BerlSman, Whitelock
Price and Shaw combination Of 1914.
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NEW CASTLE BAsF1ALL,

The New Castle Reserves will play
4 series OF three games with Rosedale,
n Wilmington, the colored baseball
champions. The first game will be
played at Battery Park, New Castle, at
230 o'clock on Saturday afternoon
All three games will be played at New
Castle.
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HOW no SAVE QUAIL

If any sportsman wants TO save quail
IN winter here is a practical way TO do
1t, according to the Biological Survey;
bullo low hutchcs wilA TO that
will keep out snow or make wigwam-
like stacks Of grain sheaves with open.
.ings below. Keep the entrances free
from snow and scatter within cracked
corn or small grains OF seeds
Putting out food on a bare spot OF
ground is an easier method, but not 50
useful.
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HIGH no PLAY CENTRAL.

Wilmington High School football
team will play Central High School
In Philadelphia on Saturday. Central
High is the strongest OF Philadelphia
scholastic teams, and the Wilmington
boys intend TO try to hold the score
down as low as possible.
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NOTICE. PHILIP j. BUTLER TIKI
~ owner and occupant Of the house. stu
Atod % No. 75e East Eleventh street. In The
Eighth ward. In the city Of Wilmington
In compliance with the requirements Of the
Acts Of the General Assembly, In such case
made and provided. do hereby give notice that I
SHAH apply In writing 20 the Court OF Genera
Now Castle county. on Monday. the hfth
day OF November. A. y. 1917, being tho noxl
term Of said court, for q license for said
house "a an inn or tavern. for the sale there
in Of Intoxicating liquors In less quantities.
than one quart, 90 be drunk on tho premises
and The following respectable citizens Of said
ward. 40 least twelve Of whom are subatan'
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BASEBALL STATISTICS
YESTERDAYS RESULTS.
National Tongue.

New York, IL; Philhes. 1.
New York, 6; PhillieS 0 (second
camel.
Boston 9; Brooklyn. 3.
Brooklyn. 3; Boston, 1 Second
gamo).
other clubs not scheduled
American League.
Athletics, 8; New York, /.
New York 3 Athletics 2 (second
Enme).
Washington 6 Boston, 0.
other clubs not scheduled
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WILMINGTON STEEL BOWLERs.

Directors Of the Wilmington Steel
Athletic Association will meet in the
club quarters tonight, and following
the meeting will go to Green's alleys
to see the association bowling team
omen its season
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Middlet0wn Musings
BY "Al.5

AIiddletown, 2; Ellxton, 2. An eleven
inning tie. II there had not been SO
much wrangling and arguing the game
would have been much moro interesting.
AS IL was, however, there was plenty OF
excitement.
Elkton secured but four hits off the
delivery Of Lefty Finn. These hits,
coupled with nine errors by the locals
almost proved Lefty's downfall
Benny Gibbs at second base had four
errors. What's the trouble, Benny Such
a thing is quite out Of the ordinary for
you this year.
George Heldmyer, the master Of them
all at shortstop, had three errors az
short out of four chance The AIR
about that section Of the hall park must
have had something TO do with it.
Rube Dunbar again almost proved
hoodoo for the locals. Rube had Ave
outs and three ae-rts without even the
>semblanoe Of a misplay
Clay weakened somewhat In the ninth
inning and allowed the local combination
score two runs. Believe us, things we're
exciting for awhile when those two
runs crossed the pan.
So far during the series Fll<ton has
Outclassed the locals in the field. while
the Smuggling Segs" have played havoc
with the enemy twirlers.
II would be wise move 20 aTTang'
a three-game series with New Castle FOL
the championship Of New Castle county
One game could be- played here, one In
New Castle. and the third, if necessary
In Wilmington.
The locals and Elkton viii clash AGAIN
| Saturday IL the weather rernifs Why
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TRANSPORTATION.
WILSON LINE

Schedule IN Eject Monday Oct. i, 1917.
WlLM1N0TON-PHI ROUTE.
Leave Fourth street wharf. Wilmington
for Philadelphia At 2. 30. 100. 10. 80 A.
NJ. i.80, 500, AIS and z 90 p. NJ,
Leave Chestnut Street Wharf, philadol.
phia for Wilmington. at 100. 10. 80 A.
NJ, ~ o'clock nooni 1.so. AIS. G 90 and
ALL BOATS STOP AT CHESTER.
Last car connecting with boat leaves
Fourth and Market streets 10 minutes "a.
fore boat time.
FAres-DAily. including Saturdays. Sun.
days and holidays, between Wilmington and
Philadelphia. one way 25o; excursion
ticket. 4Oc.
Between Wilmington and Chester. one
way Use; excursion ticket 25c
WILMfNGTON-PENNSG ROVE ROUTE.
Leave Wilmington o. 40. 7 90. 8. 90, o 90
4; 90. II; 90 A; NJ II o'clock noon. | 90
100. 10. 90. II 90 and ~. 90 2. NJ.
Leave Pennsgrove at 600. IT'S. 500. Q 90
1000. HOO .. m. l2 o'clock noon, loo
ais. 800, 400. 5 90, g 90. 7. 90. oo
900. 1918. HOO and ~ 90 p NJ.
Evening journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1888-1932, 1917-10-04

NOTICE.. JOHN n. McNIFF. THE
~ tenant and occupant OF the house situ,
atcd ut No. al East Front street,
In tho Second ward. IN the city
OF Wilmington, county OF New Cas-.
dc, and STATE OF Delaware In compliance
oral Assembly. in such case made aud provid.
3D. do hereby give notice that I shall apply
in writing 90 the Court Of General Sessions.
% the State Of Delaware. In and for New
Castle county on Monday tho ffth day OF
November A. ID. 1917 being tho next term
OF SAID court. Tor license for the said house
a. nn inn or tavern. for The laalc thoro
Ia Of intoxicating liquors. In less quanitiei
than ono quart. 20 be drunk on tho prem.
isca. and the following respectable cliiTenf
Of unld ward az least twolvo Of whom arr
substantial freeholders Of said ward. recon-
Evening journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1888-1932, 1917-10-04

The plan that has been successfully
followed by many who have won out
has been the Want Ad reading and using
plan.
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TRAP SHOOTING
~~~~-~~--
BASEBALL
MORTGAGES.

MONEY FOR NORTHUMBERLAND rs
4tl tate for sale. william H. Jones. No.
s2l shlpley 81 sept22.im.
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MOVING AM HAULING.

~ vg-rrr- n, r., 80 ...-...- -
- with special care. James r Ruttor
No. 62t Springer 81. Phone. 2a08.
Fopt12-1m
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The locals and Elkton will clash again
Saturday if the weather permits. Why
fans. do you realize that we are hav-
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PUBLIC SALES.

PUBLIC SALE OF
kSIEw-Sn COWS
VsfnskN 81 my home on tho Concord
IN Pike. ave miles from VII.
rr,tss,.-sn mington, on
MONDAY,
OCTOBER 2, 1917. AT q p. NJ.
Two carloads Of fresh cows and sprlngcrs
eight steers and one stock bull. From Som.
mcrsot Co., Pa. and Berkeley CO.. W. We.
THOS. II pAssMORE.
ORTLIP. Auctionecr. oct2 $50.
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NOTICE.. FERRIS J. CONNER, THE
~ tenant and occupant Of the house situ
ated az s. p. Corner Firth
and Poplar ttreeta, In the Fourth
ward an tho city Of Wilmington county "a
New Castle, and State Of Delaware. an com
nliance with the requirements Of the Act
q the General Assembly. In such case made
and provided. do hereby give notice that ]
shall apply In writing 90 the Court Of Gen
eral Sessions Of tho State Of Delaware, IN
and for New Castle county, on Monday, thu
b 9th day Of November A. ID. 1917 being the
next term ~ said court, for lcenst
/ Tor said house 90 an inn or tavern. Cor thi
sale therein Of intoxicating liquors. In l-ai
quantities than one quart, 20 be drunk on o.,
premises and the following respectable ciu
Gems of said ward 90 least twelve Of whcu
| ere substantial frecholdors Of said ward
recommend the said application. viHs
James Kane nm. IA. Mnhan
". II. Hartlovo w r. Jackson
I Louis Brown Walter Groves
| Neal Duffy Robert j Thomas
! A. l.. McAfullen William W. Dixon
] Philip Thompson X. n. Robinson
| Sylvester j. France VIM. II Flahcrty
/ James W. McAiliator John y. Kane
/ Joseph Mammolo Raymond H. Watts
James Wharry John j Mahonoy
| VIM. A. Jennings Joseph u. O'Rourke
I Ferdinand Kauss Frederick A. Spnkeu
u. n. Murphy VIM. Elmer North
Hugh Duffy VIM. I. schropp
oct2-3t. FERRIS J. CONNER.
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HARD Luck HITS
Delaware eleven
Three Varsity Players Will
Not Be Able To Play
In Opener
TWO ARE INJURED
DURING SCRIMMAGE
snecIal to THE EvENING JoURNAL:

Special 70 THE EVENING JOURNAL:
NEWARK, Del, Oct. coach
Baumgartner will have to take the
Delaware College football squad to
College Park on Saturday to meet
the strong Maryland State team in
the opening game Of the season with
out three Of his most reliable play
ers, all Of whom played on last years
varsity. Captain Ernie Wilson. tackle,
has been unable to get out to prac-
tice this week owing to the serious
illness of his father and will not ac-
company the team to Maryland Bay
ard Carter, a guard, and Harry Loose,
the only 1916 backfleld man who is
back. are both out Of the game with
spraned ankles. They we're Ooth
injured during the scrimmage on
Tuesday and will likely be out Of the
Rme fer a week or more.
Despite the loss OF these three men
for the opener the new coach expects
10 be able TO put a team in the
fold on Saturday that Will make
MARYLAND state hustle to win. He
has instilled pep" into every man on
the squad and all are working 10y
ely for Ism. The result has been
that several az the new men have
been developed into promising play
ers.
Yesterday afternoon he divided
the squad again into two teams and
held scrinmage lasting more than
half IN hour The lineup was as
follows:
Team A. Team B.
l. PLAN ..... ends ....,.. Gravevs
Attix Hearne
Lattamus ..... tackles. ..... Poole
Lauritsen VITA
Raughley ... guards. 900. Roacf
Crothers Moore
HOlton ........centre. .. Stewart
Cantwel Quarterback. Tonldu
Marston
Clancy -. .halfbacks. ..... Lynch
H. Alexander Aker
NJ. PLAN 800. .fullback. McCaughaI
Tyson. Jones and several OF Thu
other candidates also got into tn
scrimmage as substitutes.
Both teams did a lot OF forward
passing and the work of Tonkin ant
McCaughan. former Wilmington HNgl
boys, in this respect was a featurl
of the scrimmage. This pair pull OF
some fine passes and both are max
ing a hard fight for the team Mix
PLAN played another sensationa
game at full. Others who did especi
ally good work were L. PLAN, Alex
ender Clancy and Graves.
Coach Baumgartner will not an
nounce the seam that he will star
against Maryland State before Satur
day night. He will have the squa'
out for practice again this afternoon
but there will not be a scrimmage.
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KLAIR's BAZAAR.

- kLAlR'S BAZAAR.
AA SATURDAY.. OCTOBER o
& pair Bay 1' S horses. a.Y9ooss
ESRI Reund'o; Esira good
I. 200 pounds; sound, extra nice horse. rive
head from duPontsi three colts, years
old good breed will not bring ono.haf
what What they are worthi every one % DO sold.
chickens. 500 pairs gloves Anyone having
horses 20 sell bring them In and get the
cash. Notce-Auto tires Of the best make
warewell, Packard. National Brander.
Lot Of others Of good make Anyone look.
ing for tires come and take look. can
sell AZ yery, small profit. as my expenses
the business.
Oeit-ai. WIN. II. KLAIR.
DUBLIo SALE or HOUSEHOLD FURNf
Il ture ~ No. 500 W. Tweniy.third
street Friday and Saturday. octt.2t.
FOR sALE-coNTENrs OF HOUSE
MarshSlI and wsaden piano. 10 4ss
Ferris street. Sale 10 be called Monday
October 3, a. 1890 A. N. Term,
cash. James Loguo. administrator estate OF
James II. Hurd. oct3.at
pUBLIo SALE OF REAL ESTATE AND
personal property. Having decided 70
n
inE real estate and personal property. at
Milltovu. MIL Creek hundred. Delaware al
o'clock Monday, October n 1917: Five
good work and driving horses 10 Guernsey
cows, ono Guernsey bull. All those cows arc
nov entered In the test and have made good
records. which will be shown on day OF sale.
Terms cash.
A. the same place. al o'clock I will
sell % Ia acres OF land In high state Of cui.
uvation. with tenement house thereon. Terms
made known AZ time Of sale By
sTIDHAM a SON, Aueiionoers. oct1.st.
DUBLIo sALE-FURNITURE. CARPETS
RUGS. BEDDINGs ETC, WILL mn
SOLD AT ST1DHAM & SONS AUCTION
STORE, no. III 2. FOURTH STREET
Friday, October 8, 1917. AT /
O'CLOCK p. NJ. SHARP
Handsome Clrcassian walnut Bedroom
Suite, cost $685. three.ple Library Suite
Spanish leather; Library Table an mahog-
any; two very heavy Brass Beds Felt
Mattresses. Tapestry Couch. Quarterod oak
Davenport with mattresses; extra hne Din.
ingroom Suite cOmplctei Turkish Rocker
bird s-oye maple Dresser and Chifonior. Oak
Dressers and Chifoniers; two Ennmclod
Linen. Bed Spreads. Dishes Eve good used
Carpets, BODY Brussels and Wilton, one
carpet 40 yards IN fine condition
20 NEW RUGS
We VIII onor and sell 10 the highest bidder
twenty new Rugs Of the best makes and pat.
terms. Grades Administer Wilton Body
brussels and Tapestryj eKl2 and q 8xt0 G.
several small rugs all viii be sold Goods
can be seen on the morning OF sale
5TlDHAM 4 SON.
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American Leagne

The Want Ads give many oppor-
tunities for making extra money in
spare hours. ADV.
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LEGAL NOTICES


NOTICE. LOUIS KOERNER. THH
~ tenant and occupant OF tho house situated
40 Nos. 223.22b King street IN tho Second
ward OF the city oi Wilmington, county ol
New Castle and State Of Delaware. IN compli
ance with the requirements Of the Acts Of The
General Assembly. In such case made and
provided, do hereby give notice that 4 shall
apply n writing 20 tho Court OF Genera
Sessions Of the State Of Delaware. In and
Tor New Castle county. on Monday tho fifth
day Of November a ID, 1917, being the nexl
term OF said court, for q license for said
house na an inn or tavern. for the salt
therein OF Intoxicating liquors IN less guam
titles than one quart, 20 be drunk on thi
promises. and the following respectable cltl
iena of said ward. az least twelve Of whom are
substantial lreoholders OF said ward recon-
mend the said application, viz;
Michael Rafferty, David Kardon
Mayer hlcibcrg Dsuiel 4. Regan
IT. hulttmAn Thomas IL. Rafferty,
Sicgmund Werner Walter KoatinK
Isaac Miller Harry II. MARI
John d. Parker Willard j Mitchell
Michael Hayes James J. Smith
Martin kcatinF Owen J Palmer
John lutczkus Julian NJ. Slomanaon
slant D Atkins Ralph HaltEman
James scdgwick Nicola Romaniln
Edward A. Plummer John Malhscalza
Julius Manake John II. Dill
Oscar sehime Thomas J cresweii
James -. Stevenson
oet9.9t. LOUIS KoERNER.
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American League.

SCHEDULE FOR TODAY.
National League.
Boston at Brooklyn g games).
Other clubs not scheduled.
American League.
Washington at Boston.
Other clubs not scheduled.
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NOTICE. THOMAS r.. CLARINGBOLD.
the owner and occupant Of tho house
situated Ia United School Districts Nos. 80.
80 Ia a and Al L., White Clay
Greek Hundred. Newark. in the county Of
New Castle and State of Delaware
ln compliance with the requirements Of the
Acts Of the General Assembly, in such cass
made and provided, do hereby give notice
that shall apply IN writing 90 the Court Of
General Sessions. OF the State Of Delaware.
In and for New Castle county. on Monday.
the fifth day Of November, A. ID.
1917. being the next torm Of said court TO-
a license for said house OF store for the sale OF
Intoxicating liquors, 10 DO drunk OF the
premises, and 10 bottle and sell such liquors
wien bottled 90 be drunk on the premises,
! In quantities. na follows. Wis Malt or brcwed
/ liquors Of not less than three quarts nor
more than one barrel, and other intoxicating
| liquors In quantities not less than three
| quarts nor more than FIVE gallons. and the
following respectable citizens Of said school
districts. at least six Of whom are substan-
| tial frceholders Of said school districts
recommend the said application, viz:
W. Benson Davis Jacob Thomas
Isaac Nansant Chas. =. Steele
Ernest Frazer Walter Geist
10. II. + Lewis VIM. d. Dean
Walter r Powell Wilmer Renshaw
Louis Handlof Robert Henry Major
ID. @. Chalmers q. W. Widdoca
! Frank p. Johnson
Otto p. Thomas
%
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NOTICE. IsADoRE KEEL. THE
~ owner and occupant Of the house situated
az No. t05 King street, In the Fourth ward.
OF the city OF Wilmington. county o. New
castle. and State OF Delaware. IN COM
pliance with the requirements Of tfo
acts Of the General Assembly Ia such case
made and provided, do hereby give notice
that I shall apply in writing, 20 The Court
OF General Sessions Of the State 81 Delaware,
Ina and for New Castle county, on Monday.
the 9Th day Of November, A. %. 1917 beisf
t.e IA tclul 90 eau spafii luf iiee.'r ~
said house as an ion or tavern, Tor ne 80
therein Of Intoxicating liquors n On
.frartities than one quart 10 b. dr..~fsbls
M prewises and the following resaS rhom
.itiren Of said ward. az least twelrs, ward.
ero suhrtantial frcchuldcra Or 80
-sro,nmend the said applicaten Vendergrin
Nlrholas h. Goidberg Ilrset clark
Sylvester j Francis ROBE = Hyland
william ID. karr 1900 Al. Lynch
Henry Carr n Mcconnell
Narfin Y. Farrell care rSquibb
~ III. Hnrtlofo ,homas j.. Dodson
David III. Schcr VIM c. Beaumont
Abraham BAchrae sr D. A. Buckmasfer.
rosenh Thompson - ID D. s.
Hugh Dgay ,f.mrnelc william Hook
oseph :. David A. efcCarna
y lanes N'-'i-~ertine Harry Shore
tra, am milan John ]. Aahcney
1e~sd j. Farrell ~..ro1w -.
0cii'5t, -11-SNA
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So far during the series Ellcton has
outclassed the locals in the field. while
the smuggling Segs" have played havoc
with the enemy twirlers
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Tor sALE--CoNTENTs OF HOUSE.
- including 2 Ia tons OF coal Also
Aar.hall and Wendell piano. No 420
October g. az 1O.8 so A. nj. Terms
cash. James Loguo. administrator. estate Of
James II. hurd. oct3.3t.
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tosedale VIII play series OF three with
beginning Saturday Battery Park, New Castle