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Boston Teams Giving Freely to Army and Navy

time to hit the worlds series pretty
hard II doesn't seem probable that
the government would allow the play
ers It takes to remain at their work
until the seasons are over. In fact
Ban Johnson, president Of the Amer
ican league. and John x. Tener, presi-
dent of the National league, have de
cared on more than one occasion that
baseball neither expects nor wants IA.
vors OF that sort
Among the White Sox there are Ger
tain to be vacancies in the lineup II
that team goes into the SERIES and
there probably will be even more
among the Red Sox. The Giants have
a number of young players eligible.
The worlds series will be played
regardless of what happens. Ban
Johnson. Gov. Tener and Garry Herr
mann. the three outstanding figures
in the national game, are convinced
the public wants its baseball the re-
mainder of the year, with special en-
phasis on the worlds series. The
Presidents recent statement that he
saw no reason for discontinuine
sports of any kind, including baseball,
has given the sport a new life, with
the certainty Of continuance even II
men gone from the game have TO be
brought hack into action.
Evening journal., 1917-08-27
While SOx Have The Nerve, Greatest Fault
is CareIessness; They Should Win Pennanf

with the Red Sox looming up as their
uext adverraries. They won the
games they needed and climbed back
into the lead.
The White Sox have the nerve.
They have played the best ball OF
the season with Buck Weaver. one
Of the best if not the best, third base
non in the business absent from the
lineup.
If the Sox did not have the nerve
the teamwork would have suffered
when Weaver broke his finger.
The White Sox have fewer games
to play than Boston, otherwise the
schedule of one is about as difficult
as that OF the other.
These two teams must clash oncs
again. the next time at Boston.
II may be that the pennant race
will be decided then, but It is more
likely that the White Sox will go into
that series with a big enough lead
that thst series will not be consid
cred crucial
The Red Sox have been known as
an aggregation which would win when
Il had to win
While this has been true this year
to a certain extent. the White Sox
Rave also been able to win when they
had to and have prevented the Red
Sox from winning when the games
meant the White Sox would skid into
second place
There Is no yellow streak In the
White SOx; they should win.
Evening journal., 1917-08-27
TRANSPORTATION.
WILSON LINE

wILMINGTON.PHILAD ROUTE.
Summer schedule In eject Saturday.
June 16.
Leave Fourth rtreet wharf. Wilmington.
for Philadelphia. and Chestnut street wharf.
Philadelphia. for Wilmington. as 80. y. 90.
10. 80 A. NJ. II O. clock noon. 80. 500.
AIS. 600. TOO, 30. $50 p NJ
ALL BOATS STOP AT CHESTER
Last car connecting With boat leaves
Fourth and Market streets 10 minutes be.
fore boat time
WILMINGTON PEiNsGRoVE ROUTE.
Leave Wilmir gton go 90. 90, 3. 90
1000 II 90 A. NJ. L. o'clock noon. 90.
. 90 800, 4 90 S 90 90. z 90 8 90,
y OO o 90 ii 90 and 10 90 2. NJ
Leave Pennsgrove at 0.0c. IT'S. 500, 90,
1000. 100 a. m. ~ o'clock noon, 100,
. 90. fo.i5. II 90 and is 90 L: n S
Frcnch's Grove near pier at pennsrrovs
nov open FOR pienics and small Sunday
school excursions
Beat for charter for moonlight excursions
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Information for Travellers
Tine Of Fom wrmiDEca.
T-ans Marked 90
anrIp prIrA nj A LaHIInrOH u u


sos r. so sg' sss a. 10 90 10 & a. liG9 $3.50
si as. o'Si'.
as Fs9''S s % 4 s s oS . o M Sis 'ls & is &
Si:"i S'.i;'. a Is. I3 % s4
go. !. s: II y. i . 4 lis 81 s'''
New Yo!s ESg!ss.s 81. So. u 2a' p Misi
P. Mi.Ss' $40 Sso'. e2s' 7oS' Ia
no..en ce Express, leaving viii
F:dsrs Frprs' sSn VIII
TOT %s,aoa P N. daily
DELAWARE DIVISION
Points down the Ma oe' Cape chsres Ess = CO. s
10 Ga S' S csi % 70 ssgr'' csp. 6s. I EiS4s
DIVISION r. W. RAILROAD
az F s. is H 4s R s a' f ss'sia.1. @ only g q p '
Sundays A. M--i2 o. TBS 10 a. r. NJ
a
c PqS15; % % w';Ds so so .' % dsy. & 0s Ss iio
P M pG % s wi'91s soss oi
10 x ganmna'ss.s mss F''if. E s S,o ss 80"
P H.@i'so. H1ep's .. sS. i4o a sss iSa. s.ts
PHILADELPHIA . READING RAILWAY
ResdE and wy saeons1 IS A. r. IisO A. NJ as P NJ Sun
...u FAd iso s % co. cSc io $50 tSS ~ '''t
&c. " SS ZOO % &c., 60 o e. 9oS g. od % % 200 200
SUBURBAN TROLLEY
m % g. S hour % .3G RE' % ss ,. TA o si'sss s % o nd I g minutes an
hour 90 S % css 70 minute. ss D & e. hour X. F ss On S d. A 5 % % sS9 % %
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minutes PsSSPi .s s5I1s: a :gs :i % @ ss S % 3 % ! s 20
the the sHS1f o f S ~ % IS % sSuiss % Sssi end seSs9als % % cs'
ksSns. ksS@s saasPs % %,:, @ Chester & % % WIN " %
% 'SS 2 s Is minutes % after % I'D S soSl rs % 'is.I % Ssi o
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Evening journal., 1917-08-27
FIND STOLEN AUTO IN OGONTz.

Ogontz police have found the own
er Of the costly touring car found
abandoned on City Line He is Will
lam Ford, OF Wilmington. The ma
chine was sto'en from in front OF q
Philadelphia hotel and prior TO
abandoning it the thieves stripped the
machine OF two tires. sets of tools,
kp-robes and raincoats.
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INJURED BY FALL FROM CAR.

Mrs. Alice Casey. aged As years,
sustained injuries to her knee Satur
day night when she fell while alight
ing from a trolley car at Fourth and
Market streets. She was sent to the
Delaware Hospital for treatment
Evening journal., 1917-08-27
MARTIN TAKES FIRST
HONORS AT BELLEVUE

At the weekly shoot of the Whining
ton 1rapshooting Association at Belle
vue Saturday afternoon, Martin captur-
cd first honors by smashing 65x75.
0. V. Ont was the runner up with a
score of 63. Turner finished third with
a break Of 81. Clyde Leedom with a
break Of SO led in the fifty target
event. Bastian broke l5x25 The foi-
lowing scores were made.
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cORNOG LEADS PENNSY
MARKSMEN AT TRAPS

L. z. Cornog led the marksmen at the
weekly shoot Of the p, B. and w r. r.
Gun Club on Saturday afternoon with a
break Of 70 out of 100 in the shoot at
IS targets. A. Lockwood captured first
honrs. scattering 81 targets. J Kaiser
with break of 4s took hrst place in
the 80 target class. The following scores
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MORTGAGES.
REMOVAL NOTICE.
LIFE AND CHARACTER READING.
AUGUST ~

People Of this birthdate have pleasant
personalities. are strongly magnetic
and love praise. The governing planets
are Venus and Mercury.
The governing sign is Virgo, repre-
sentlng strength and power.
These people are strong, capable
sincere and earnest.
In business they are self-supportlng
sclf-rellant and aggressive, with ambi-
tion. energy and keen foresight in
judgment.
In the home they are offectionate,
but domineering and demand more than
they are willing to give in sacrifice and
attention.
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JUNK DEALERS.

IlNk DEALER-WE BUY RAGS, IRON.
- brase, neTspnpors secondhand furni-
tnre and pay the best prices In Delaware.
II. Sloan. No. ~ of Madison street ID a 4
fhone l9s3-l. Autom't tic ooa6 ssu1o-lyr.
Evening journal., 1917-08-27

The opportunities and fhe human m
terest which the Want Columns hold
helm people TO profit by their own ideas.
ADV.
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BOARD WANTED.
MOVING ANp HArLING.
TYPEMRITERs.

WE CAN FURNISH EVERYTHING FOR
w ONCE AN makes typowriters cash
registers stationery. printing aud rubber
stamps.
Phone. 54I8.R si66t7 Ford Bldg.
rrav1S.tf
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cnusTIANA MINs TMIcr.

The Christana baseball team defeat
cd the 81. Elizabeths nine in a double
header Saturday by the scores Of 10 to
0 and to 0 The effective pitching OF
the winners was pre-eminent through,
out
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PALM1sTs.

MADAM LEO. WORLDS GREATEST
VI pnlmist Tells past present and fu'
tiro also love and business affairs Price
25a. shellpot Park in bungalow near
hsndstand. suglou'
Evening journal., 1917-08-27

Be sure to watch for the biggest sale
Of high class mems clothing at No. $40
Market street in tomorrows papers,
Advt.
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HIGH WIND INTFRFFRES.

The Greenhill Gun Club on Saturday
on account of the high wind and snail
attendance did not shoot for the DUPONT
trophy u will be shot for next Satur-
day. Scores Of those who participated
an, Cofurdox~ arc.
Evening journal., 1917-08-27

HAVING DISCONTINUED BUTTER.
Il making, we offer tho following for
sale; One 50O-pound Tubular sharpless
I Hand Separator, new. never been uncrated
price sac; ono 50.pound Automatic Sep-'
arator gasoline engine attached thereto
used, price $50. one No. Q Perfection
Power Churn and Worker used price $40.
Also other butter making accessories Write
for information or apply 20 BROOKDALE
FARM, GREENYILLE, DEL. aus25.3t.
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FMLOYMENT BuREAu.

WYE FURNISH roU TvUHK OR HELP
w q every description for home store,
factory and farm Capitol AID and Keller
Association. No. 2it West Seventh street
Phone 5616-W. iunes-h.
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HTATING IN RnnrINn-

- = = 777777'777 = -
Nv ~ WILLIAMS co. .--ROOFING.
heating and repairing Of all kinds
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NEW APARTMENTS FOR RENT no.
~ 6O911 Washington street. Apply J,
Howard Gordon. No. 915 Orange street.
aug22.tf
Evening journal., 1917-08-27
HENRY F. SETS new marx
FOR himself At Matinee

At the last matinee races before the
State Fair at Wawaset Park on Sat
urday, Happy tried TO break his rac-
ing record, but his best time YVES 2l7s4,
He was forced to pace against tho strong
wind
In the first event Of the day Henry P
pulled big surprise by crossing the
line ahead OF Para Belle in the fast time
Of 2l9h, lowering his previous recird
by two seconds.
Helen Axworthy won in straight hea;i
from Lnares. Summary:
EVENT NO. 1
Henry F.. b. g.. II. T. Wallace II
Para Belle. b. m. Rockland Farm
Time: 2.2l1 IA; 2.191-i.
EVENT NO. .
Huguenot, b. g., John zebley 4 2
Gillespie. ch e.. DR.. II. Garrett
Bill William. ch. G., T F. Lynch 8
jim Watson. b. g. w. NJ
Carswell ..................4
Tine: 2.24 1-2; 2.25: 2.25 Ia.
EVENT NO. 3.
Torfricn b. m, J. c. Boulder 81
Martin Lightfootg b. g., River
side Farm ...................2 Z
Brown Patchen. br. h.. ". Fl.
Lucas ....-....-......-.
Time: 2.42 IA; 2.3S.
EVENT No 4.
Happy j.. blk g., Rockland Farm
Tine: 2.17 ga; 2.21.
EVENT NO. 3.
/ Helen Axworthy, ch. m, Rock
! land Farm ...................1
, Linares, b. E.. II. II. Cctlin ..,.2 2
Time: 227s 21e1-4
EVENT NO. 6
Rock. gr. g., q. Goodwin ........1
Queen Barrimore, b. m, W II
Lucas ......-.............. ?
] Dan p. ch. e.. T. S. Stanert ....3 3
Time $50; 230 "a
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PROPOsALs.

DnpTeeTD No e.rrr npre4nrs,-, or
a the Levy Court, Room 134. Public
Building. Wilmington, Del viii be received
until 4 2 o clock noon, Tuesday, September 4
1917 for o roadster automobile for the use
Of the County Engineer the price 90 be given
with and without allowance for tho old car
LEVY COURT.
auz22 .25-27. New Castle County
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REAL ESTATE FOR RENT.

CTORE AND CELLAR FOR RENT IN,
> quire A Rupilo. 100 Lancaster avenue
aug21 ct.
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auSINEss NOTIcE.

DIANo MOVING AND s1AULING-ALL
Il work done with special care. d. A.
phone. 2314. Del. iO72. james Stewart
Love. No. 1902 West ST. iane-tf.
HARRY KERshAw. NO 6o6 n VAN
IL Buron st. pnperhanging; new stock
prices reasonable, estimates promptly fur.
nishfd y2t'u
IF YOU WANT TO SELL YOCR
clothes, call up Isaac Gibbs, No. s3s
Fronch street y. g. Phone No 2ep5.
and he win call for them. None bought az
store. ian6.tf.
WILMINGTON FEATHER MATTRESS
w and Down Quilt Works No coo Tat
nall street Have your old feather beds
made into feather mattrcsses Highest prices
paid. Phone. D. & A.. 1897 iyi2t
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Search the Want Ads for good Office
positions during the coming month.
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XXTANTED- -HELrER or MILK WAFoN.
w no. 94i Spruce ST. aug-3-u.
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LOST AND FOUNn.


I OSr-FRIDAY AFTERNOON. NEAR
II post office. gold watch fob charm. with
stone setting Reward Return 90 No
2olt Market st. aus2o-2t.
I osT-ON MARKET STREET. BETWEEN
- Eighth and Ninth gold football, marked
s.. P S. and Arthur Groome. Reward.
Return 10 A. & L Jenny. No. .s3l Market
street. aug27.2t.
I OsT MIsLATD OR sTOLEN-sAvINGs
- fund book NO SAP on the FARMERS
Bank. In the name of Edward DuRoss
1ronsuror Moose Marching Club. Payment
has been stopped aud application made for
new book. JAMES J.. McNElGH.
aug18-20-2T. Treasurer.
MORTGAGES.
MONEY FOR MORTGAGES. WILLIAM
Nl II Jones. s23 shipley street.
nugi tim.
REMOVAL NOTICE.
NYER STEIN, pAPERHANGER AND
1fA decorator. has removed from No. 62e
w. Second street to No. 2O6 W. Fourth ST..
aug37-12t.
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XXTANTED ~ THE NEWARK
W shoe Stores Co. offers
Young man. t7 90 81 years of age.
oNcellCnt opportunity 20 learn retail
business on 'Fgh efficiency STANDARD
and qualify for the management Of
n branch store. Only bright, encr.
ectic young men who desire 20 inn
provo ability need apply. Liberal
salary paid Apply in person az
The Newark Shoe Store. No 7O2
Market St. aug25-ti.
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HELP WANTED.

NNANrED-GIRLs AND BOYS OVER IA.
~ 10 turn stockings good wages
Delaware Hosiery. Fifteenth and Walnut Sta. .
auE25.l2t
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EOvERNMENr WAR POSITIONS
- open. Clerical work Men women
wanted stQo month. List free Franklin
Institute. Dent l5G, Rochester n. Y.
iyis.to septio.
lNANTED - IMMEDIATELY. NAMES.
w men-womcn. ! 3 or over. wishing 90 be-
come government clerks. SIS month. Ad.
ufess N'o4. Evening Journal Ofice.
iy25-2m.
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SANITARY WORKERS


Nj X. KELTER-SANITARY. ODOR.
NJ. LESS ENCAVATTNG.
Ohoe. s. W Cor Fourth and West Sta.
D. & A. Phone Sis. oct21-t.
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A MOOD PATTERN MAKER

Wnnted-Fifty frst class wood pattern
makers for government contract work For
frst class mcn we can offer eight hours
work NJ 90 cents an hour MP. with best
of living and working conditions Apply
with tools ready Go go 20 work No labor
trouble Wright Martin Aircraft Corpora
tion, New Brunswick. N. J. aug2d.8t.
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journment, all members present.
Moved by w. H. Jones, seconded by
w. A. Nichols and carried that the
chairman be authorized to sign a con-
tract with H. 0. Hickok for services as
county engineer for the year 1917.
The matter Of letting the painting
contract was deferred to the next meet
| ing.
Moved by w. II. Jones, seconded by
w. A. Nichols and carried. that the
county auditor be authorized to buy
three Pettibone directories for the
treasurer sheriff and auditors offices.
The board adjourned to Saturday
March II.
| Per diem and mileage
G. r. Lynch, day. IL miles 1910
w. A. Nichols. day, II miles. SIC
w. H. Jones. 1 day, mile ...... 4.10
| C. r. Lynch Chairman.
| w. E. McLeland, Clerk
| Saturday, March II. 1917.
| The board Of supervisors convened
as per adjournment with all members
present.
Moved by W. A. Nichols, seconded by
w. Fl. Jones and carried that the APP
plication OF Christine Wall for blind
pension be granted beginning. April l.
1917, payable quarterly.
| Moved by w. H. Jones, seconded by
w. A. Nichols and carried. that the con-
tract for painting the court house, out
side, Jail and roof of the building OF
the overseer of the poor be allowed tc
Crago Brothers for the lump sum OF
$4,000, according to the specifications
and contract Crago Brothers to fur
nish bond in the sum Of $250.00 for the
faithful performance of the contract
and the chairman Of the board Of SUI
pervisors is authorized to sign said
contract on behalf Of Marshall county
On motion Of w. A. Nichols, the
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board adjourned to .March ..

board adjourned toyMarch q.
Per diem and mileage
G. r.. Lynch. l day. IL miles. $50
w. A. Nichols. 1 day, II miles. $40
w. H. Jones. day, mile ,....... 4.10
c. r. Lynch. Chairman.
w. E. McLeland. Clerk.
Wednesday, March 81. 1917.
The board of supervisors convened
as per adjournment, all members pres
emit
The board met with j. F. Wall Of the
state auditors office and spent the day
in going over the report Of the state ex-
aminers Of the county officers.
Board adjourned to Saturday, March
"a, 1917.
Saturday. March "a, 1917.
The board convened as per adjourn
ment with all members present.
It was moved by w. A. Nichols that
F. E. Dewitt be employed at the bridge
yard beginning March rs, 1917. at $3.50
per day, seconded by w. Fl. Jones and
carried.
On motion Of w. A. Nichols the board
adjourned to March 26.
Per diem and mileage
c. r. Lynch, days, % miles. .... 1910
w. A. Nichols, 2 days. "a miles. go
w. H. Jones, 2 days, 2 miles. ...... $40
G. r. Lynch, Chairman.
w. E. McLeland, Clerk.
Monday. March &c, 1917.
The board convened as per adjourn
ment with all members present.
On motion Of w. II. Jones, seconded
by w. A. Nichols and carried that H.
r. Hilleman be awarded the contract
for pulling the county grader on the
county road system in the south half
of the county at the prices per his bid
on file in the auditors office and the
chairman be authorized to sign a con-
tract with the said II. r. Hilleman to
that effect.
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At 1880 D. m. the bids on the con-
|struction OF four groups Of bridge were
opened. The following were bidders:
T. J. Wagner.
Waterloo Construction Co.
NJ. o. Burnett.
Des Moines Bridge & Iron Co.
Western Bridge 4 Construction Co.
Cole Brothers.
Federal Bridge Co.
Ingersoll Stouffer Engineering Co.
Iowa Bridge Co.
w. NJ. Stark & Co.
Pickus Engineering Co.
Adjourned to March "a.
Tuesday. March "a. 1917.
The board Of supervisors convened
as per adjournment with all members
present.
Moved by w. Fl. Jones that all tech
nicalities be waived in the manner Of
filing Of bids as to reservations and
amount Of certified checks accompany
ing bids in awarding contracts on the
four groups of bridges as advertised.
Seconded by w. A. Nichols and car
ried.
1t was moved by w. H. Jones that
contracts for the construction OF
bridges be awarded as follows:
Group No. / and other individual
items of group No. numbered III, 1872,
1913, 124, 12S. 129, 1872. to T. J. Wagner,
Swea CITY.
Items in group No. 2. 116. 11s, 119.
12O, 121, 1875, 126, 1877. 1870, 1871, 1873, 1874,
1876, to Cole Brothers. Ames.
Group No. 3, items 1856 to 157 inclu-
sive, with the exception Of item Isl for
which will be substituted one S'sS'x3f
6" concrete box culvert. to be built in
the same location as No. Isl and one
5'x6'x24 concrete box culvert, to be
constructed approximately fifty feet
east of the location of ISL. to Ingersoll
Stoufer Engineering Company of Mar
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PROCEEDINGS OF THE BOARD OF
SUPERVISORS.

LMOnQdy, MaTCn D, lSl6.
The board of supervisors of Mar
shall county convened as per adjourn
ment with all members present. Elk
animation of the claims occupied the
day.
Adjournment to March s.
Tuesday, March 6, 1917.
The board convened as per adjourn
ment with all members present.
The claims were read and on motion
Of w. H. Jones, seconded by w. A..
Nichols and carried were allowed as
read and the county auditor was au-
thorized to draw warrants on the
proper funds in payment Of same
Moved by w. H. Jones that John
Stouffer, being the lowest bidder, be
awarded the contract for the construc-
ton of the drainage work on the high
way drainage district No. on the
specifications proposed by the engi-
neer Said Stouffer to sign contract
and furnish bond in amount Of so per
cent Of amount bid. The motion was
seconded by w. A. Nichols and car
ried.
On motion Of W. H. Jones. seconded
by w. A. Nichols and carried, the
chairman Of the board Of supervisors
was authorized to sign the contract OF.
behalf of Marshall county with John
Stouffer for the construction work on
the highway drainage district No. !.
Moved by w. H. Jones that the de-
linquent personal tax against John B.
Field be cancelled by the county treas
urer, same appearing to be erroneous
and to enter the same against the es-
state Of John Field. the owners. Sec
onded by w. A. Nichols and carried.
Moved by W. H. Jones, seconded by
W A. Nichols and carried, that the
following resolution be adopted:
Resolved that the correction Of as
sessment as applied for by Frank
Cronkleton cover the east evenly feet
Of lot No. Z and the west twenty feet
Of lot No. in block II, original town
Of Marshall and upon the grounds ir
said application set forth be and the
same is hereby granted and the as
sessment of said property for taxation
for the year 1916 be and the same 10
hereby fixed at the assessed value of
$4,000, taxable value $4,000 and the
prior assessment, Of said property at
$4,000 assessed valuat ton as returned
In the assessment rolls Of 1915 be and
the same Is hereby annulled and set
aside as erroneous, and the treasurer
and the auditor Of Marshall county,
Iowa, are hereby ordered and directed
to correct the tax records in their re-
spectiye offices covering the tax rec
Lord as to said property in conform
ity with the order here made.
On motion of w. H. Jones. seconded
by w. A. Nichols and carried. the fol-
lowing bonds were approved:
Stacy Nichols. constable.
H. B. Humphreys. Justice Of the peace.
Moved by w. A. Nichols, seconded by
w. H. Jones and carried, that the coun-
ty auditor be authorized to draw a
warrant on the poor fund in payment
of the first half Of the taxes Of Mrs
Mary A. Thompson on lot 10. block /,
Church and Cottles' addition.
On motion of w. H. Jones, the board
adjourned to March 10.
Per diem and mileage
C. r. Lynch, 2 days, 20 miles. 1910
w. A. Nichols, days, "a miles,. $40
w. H. Jones. days. 2 miles. $500. $40
c. r. Lynch. Chairman.
w. E. McLeland, Clerk.
March 10. 1917.
The supervisors convened as per ad-
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Moved by w. H. Jones, secondel ~
w. A. Nichols and carried that H.
chairman be authorized to aign -
contracts for construction Of bridges ~
awarded to the successful bidders. Y =
Moved by w. II. Jones that the -. n
ditor be authorized to draw wex5ant.
on the poor fund In payment Of the
first half OF the tax on lot Is. block ~
Electric addition.
on motion OF w. A. Nichols tho
hoard adjourned.
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shalltown;
Group No. (. items 1913 to 1876 inclu-
sive, to M. o. Burnett, Marengo, NJ the
following prices:
Group No 1 at sl4,25O.00 and individ-
ual items as above at s6.l60 to J. T.
Wagner; group No: 2, less items 1T.
122, lea, 124, 12S. 1879 1872, at $21.920 to
Cole Brothers; group No. 5. lump sum
bid OF s2S.665. to Ingersoll Stoufer En-
cheering Company; group No. 4. lump
sum bid Of $30,710 to NJ. Q. Burnett;
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1917-04-05

Genuine Red River Ohio seed pota-
toes. Oppice Fruit Company.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1917-04-05

Best grade large bars white laundry
hap, eight bars for Is cents. SATURDAY
ne Cent to 80 Cent Variety Store.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1917-04-05
NEW FLAG FOR HOSPITAL.
TroweI and Shear Company Employee
Present Colors TO Institution.

Present Colors to Institution.
Employees of the Marshall Trowel
Works and the Lennox Throatless Shear
Company today presented to the Ger
man Evangelical Deaconess hospital q
new flag to replace the old one that was
whipped into shreds by the bad wealth
Ter during February. The flag was sent
to G. H. Van Law, a member Of the
board of directors, who, with Rev. Karl
Rest, of the hospital. flung the colors
to the breeze this forenoon.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1917-04-05

Il iMr. and Mrs. j. c. Clifford and MT
Snd Mrs. A. D. Worries. OF Llscomb, WIS.,
Red friends in the city "Wednesday.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1917-04-05

Quality wall paper, competent pa
perhangers to hang same, and all work
done as promised. James Skegg Wall
Paper Company, 1873 East Main street.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1917-04-05

Mrs. E. A. Mcdonald, Of Eldora, re-
turned home this morning after visit
here with her daughter Marguerite, a
patient at the Deaconess.