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TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1918-01-24
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l0lGs gOlte. %, 1903 Gtnn StraBe.
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lRegina Mattbieu, 40, 3484 Jurn.
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- Ser 1siGbriee Sorro @uitin,
1882 GlaD StraBe, unO Der 19idb-
riee Sdriftiser elmer 3iegIer, 1923
OF Clifton gloertue, Duroeil eeierr
gbeno BON Den Seteftios grinf uno
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tet, in einen Gigarrenlaoen an @ine
uno alcgaden 9loenite einaebrotEn
gu iein un6 cine Suantitdt GigarreI
ltip. aeitoblen 5u baben.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1918-01-24
True translation filed with the Post
master at Cincinnati on January %
1918, as required by the Act Of Oeto-
Der 9th. 1917.
Grans5fif9e Glisgertb a.
tigteit.

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amtli9en 9erift bes ariessbepnrtes
meuts pom Wlitttpo9 gla4nlittag Reibi
es:
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ruor tpurben 5ebn beutI9e 6lusSeugs
dbsef6oFen. QluBerbsm III ss beitdtigi
tporoen. baB bier beutihe 5lugseuge,
Die In BEN poraufsegdnssnen 3eitruum
Gls trnftli4 bef9dbiet semelbei NOR.
ben. tbdtfd5fi4 abgef9pifen iporoer
iparsn, bab tierburh be 3dbl Der bon
t;nisren fFliesern I'm 3eitrnum Dom ers
fen bis gum 5ebHten Sarudr 5eritOrs
ten 5lugaeug. auf 19 fteigt.-
5amilientraa6bie.
9apton, g., 23. San. - llrtter
6bnIifen rluritdrr0en, Die Dor 27
ssobren iein Batter feline Waitter upo
6am fich ieIbit eri9oiIen batte> er.
idob am 1eittrpo6 4berlb Sarniel
Geiit feline geIdieSene Sroli unh
brafte iih ei1ie aueelrprrn6e BET, bic
Ieinen augenblifliden Zoo Sir Solse
batte. Rab ben augu5eu 6er RoIi5ei
batte Geiit feline geifieOehe @attin
bereits felt nier5ebn Sageu bebrobt
uno ols tie iia am gfitttuo6 abeno
iueigerte, i'm In fbr 3iuHner gu lai'
fen. j6ob er re einfo6 nieoer, I'M
6onn SeIbItnoro 81 beeebeu.
True translatiou filed with the Post
master ut Cincinnati on January %,
1918, as required by the Act OF octo-
Der 9th, l9l7.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1918-01-24
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ungarif9en RahrunsS
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9fsIignoticn oes grof,n 5obit. bes
iirgariIden Rabrunssmitrl Winb
iiers, ift, tpis in .tntr 9epef4e ans
Bubapeit seuielbet pirD. onstnnms
men porben.
Sn elmer Deptfde nrs 3iirid bisb
ss 2lnfnnss bes Tlouats, bob graf
3dbit ola tngariItsr Rubrunesmiis
tei Winiftsr refisrirt babe. neil es
siDiIaen Geiierreid unS lnsdrn 6in'
itdtIi1 Der 2kferuns pom Rabrunss
mittefil oiis lInsnrr nnd Oeiterrei4
gu MibbelIisieitsn setomrnsn lei.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1918-01-24

gerfsbt ipurbrn: Qlrtbur WiIfougbs
bp. 6eiser. aus Sprinsfislb. o.;
George g, 9ombtrt9, Wa4iniit. aus
0eip Upton, 3D.; MdtroIs Rab 6.
Zone aus Wofbburn, art. unb geo
man gtariss q. 6dnfon. aus WIdnis
feItes. Wid.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1918-01-24
greisreaulirnnaeH.

Der Itoatli6e 2ebensmittdabmtnts
itrator grOrton bat audi bic Prst1e
fir Butter unb @ier feitgieBt uno
5par CREAMERY Butter auf 46t Gents
per pfun6 uHO gier auf 455 Gsnls
per 9ubenb.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1918-01-24
gif4Of 3. ReSoIrid ss-
ftprben.

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fhof Somss Rr0clrid bon Der tas
tbpIifhen Si5sie bon Duluth 1T am
Mittipp1 4benb pI0bIib bier s.ftors
ben. CT feiert. I'm perflrfsnen Suni
iein golbents grisIteriubiIdum. Bis
f6cf WeGoIrid puroe i'm Sabre 1s41
IN Srlanb gsbOren uno fam i'm Sabre
1867 'als gliIiiHnssqsieitsr Der Ra.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1918-01-24

Rtnuit itbt IN ROrb Rubldno bic
Observation-Disclosures in IN.
fpra4.
5n ct. psisrsburs uuS IN san5 aoros
RubIanb btrriht srobsr
Mdnssl.

ct. 9sttrsblra %. JaHiar.
DDS Saubiinirsfe IN HprpsHubldnD
ton;sntrirt Iih isbt nuf bic 9robfrass
nnb ben Wansel an allen atbtnsn'its
isIn, oas @erfagsn pss 2ransports
lpftsms uno bas DarnieberIitssH oss
5anosIs infplge bts Gdliebens Der
gunien. Sn St. psisrsturg nnb nlleIi
,srDberen etdbisn RorbrubIanbs III
bos 8rob uuberorbcntiih inapp. Jn
ct. petersburg iinb bic BrOoraiiontn
auf ein giertslpFunb tdgli9 bsrabges
iett rprxn unb laut ben geitims
munesn Der gsabrunssmiitd aoms
MILTON biirfsn gier MIR 4ipbern I'M
9lIisr Don unter '0rsi Sabren seseben
ipsrhn unb 5ipar nur is bier eier
monailif pro Hinb. Gs sisbt ieoo4
ieint gisr. Strides 8I,ii6 ioa sbens
fans nur fur ainber i'm Utter DON
3 bis II Snbren rsierbirt isin unb
isoes ainb fol- pro Wonat Elm hdIbes
pfun6 i}ieiif erbaltsn. aartoffeln
IniiHen in Hopgorob nnb IN berfhies
benen anbtren Stdoten RororuBs
lambs oas grob srieben ,aber fie fos
fen IS Gents bns s)fuub unb bic slrs
men t5nnsn bieien prsis ni4t ert
i6pin@n.
am Miitfpod bgann eint ollses
meins 1etriebseinitslIuug ioipeit ber
paiFositrberiebr IN gstroft iommt.
um bic gsfSrberung prn 9ebensmits
itln aus Sibirien uHo Siibrublano
su befhleunissn. Witslisoer bsrl Gis
isnbobnsr Union psrb!iebtn airf ibs
ren pcften. nm ben gs:rieb oufr&t
5u srbaltn; aber um bic 2oiomotiDen
IN Is febr fhle6t beiisIIt unb nubkrs
benz ipirb bsrgerfebr burd Die iibernlf
i'm eanbe umbsrpnnbernben Solonteu
tebinbtri. bic bnranF beitebn, bab
ibren 3iis.n Dor ben Giiter5iis.n ber
0orrdris sesebsn fpirb. 3batfd9lin
iino fat aIe in Gt. petersburg ems
trsffsnbtn 3iiae nit eolbattn anees
Fiirt nnb in pieIen Wagaons iiub bon
hsn pafiagiersn Die syenifer einaes
f6lasn iporben. bamit iie Cuff be-
iormen.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1918-01-24
Srp6
Dirb in Gbieuso a d bem
l. Gebruar uur rs proa
aent WebI sntbalteL

Gbicago, %. Snnuar. groS
tptro in g5icago na6 bem 1. 5ebruar
nur rs prosent Rebl entbuIten. 9ies
ies purbe am Tlittipo5 abeuo OOm
Wle6Ibdnbler Stub bstanItt segrben.
DieIe gnorbnlng ipuroe uuf Gnius
den DIR 8unSes RnhrunssmitteIs
Administration eetrOfku unS es bsiBt,
bab Gbnli6e Mnbnahmen iesf I'M
ganaen aanbe setrOffsH perben.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1918-01-24
0mtgebeiBem
Murbe BON Der .nglif9sn arbeiterton'
fersns ariessprosramm Der gIetu'
the.

Rotting6am, %. San. Die
b~tiI6e 4rbeitsrpartei bat am Mitts
mod ibre Steliungnabme biniidtli4
ron Rrieg nnb 5rieben befinirt. Wit
siner ettpd 3fpeibrittel Wlebrbeit iprrbe
gelegentli9 elmer oiod poce NbItim@
mund bag tiir5li9 DON Der gretutipe
etltporfene 9rogramm Der ariegs3iele,
bob ii6 i'm aGgemeinen mit ben tiir3lis
den gieben Des qremierminiiters
2lobb George unb bes 4rdiibenten
Dilfon bedt, uuteritiibt. \
Qllle bon ben s5riebensfreurben in
8ori6laa ge6radten 2tnenbirunSen
tpurben sn 9unIten elmer eir5igen
siemli6 fur3sn ReTolution dbgetban,
in ipelder bic auslafungen bes prdiis
benten Wilfon unb 2loDb 9eorges
pilltomnen eebeiben uno an bic gens
tralmd9te cine ginlabung erldfen
fpurbs, ibre &riegs5isle befannt 5u ge>
ben. tpie es bic entente &aiirten ses
than 6aben.
eIne amenotritng, bic ber5lld1 me-
mig geadtling fa1o, mar Der gor'
idlag IN Der Heiolution, ipe6er ben
Br1iioerten g9ilion nod 2oop6
@eorge nmnentIit ar5ufiibren OBJ"
fdonobis 9sfiirfporter Der ReiolutioH
iebr poriidtig erfldrten, onf Der gln.
trag ni6t aus unfreitnolidIer abiidt
geitellt rpiiroe, ionoern m benz @lmi'
ben, onb oie 3eiolltion Bel ben oelt.
id)en un6 oiterreidii6en So3inl6eno-
fraten cine giinitigere glufnnbnle lin
ben oiirfte, perut Ser 9lnI6ein bernie
ben piir6e, 6ab Iie Die Sanblungen
bon rgertreteru fapitaIiitii6er Die,
gieriingen@ glrtbfeBe.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1918-01-24

True translation filed with the Post
master at Cincinnati on January 20,
1918, as required by the Act Of octo,
Der 9th, 1917
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1918-01-24

True transIaticn fled with the Post
master at Cincinnati on January %,
1918, 40 required by the Act Of Octo-
ber Sch. 1917.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1918-01-24

True translation filed with the Post
master at Cincinnati on January e.
1918, ne required by the Act Of Octo.
Der eth, 1917.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1918-01-24

True translation filed with the Post
master at Cincinnati on January 23
1918. a. required BY the Act o. octo.
Der 9th, 1917.
Wsarineo oepartenient
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1918-01-24

True translation filed with the Post
master at Cincinnati on January %,
1918, as required by the Act Of 'octo-
Der 9th. 1917
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1918-01-24

True translation filed with the Post
master at Cincinnati on January %
1918, as required by the Act Of octo.
Ler 9th. 1917.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1918-01-24

True translation filed with the Post
master at Cincinnati on January %,
1918, as required by the Act OF octo-
Der 9th, 1917.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1918-01-24

@ir ohrnu gar uibt, ipiepid tlners
trGgli&es mir srtragea tOunerL
Evening journal., 1918-06-12
FASHIONS AND FADs.

Batiste IS increasing I'm favor.
New ribbons are OF brOcaded faille.
Sashes continue 10 be an important
note.
The waistline remains vague and un-
decided
Quilted silk collars are a novelty in
England
Net frocks for wee girls have sashes
Of net.
Dyed panama IS a feature OF the new
millinery.
silks and metal ribbons appear in
floral patterns.
Wings and flowers. such as ragged
sailors. appear together on close-ft-
ting hats.
Women's smartest new spring shoes
have fatter heels than in many a day
before.
Black velvet gowns trimmed with
paste diamond trimming are Of almost
classic beauty.
some Of the best utility coats Of the
season echo military and Red Cross
garments.
Afternoon dresses frequently are
combinations Of printed foulard and
georgette crepe.
Afternoon dresses often have farine
sleeves.
Evening journal., 1918-06-12
babies BY SCORES
WEIGHED, measured
House TO House Canvass
Brings Crowd TO Old
SwedeS Welfare Station
OPEN NEW STATION
IN POLISH SECTION

More than two score Of babies were
weighed and measured at Old Swedes
parish house yesterday afternoon, at
the weekly clinic OF the Child Welfare
campaign. To be exact there were al
babies, mostly Of Polish parents that
were examined. Happily for their
mothers there were but few Of the chill
dren that were not healthy. Minor
ailments from which infants suffer
were discovered, some Of IN m TO the
great surprise Of the mothers. but
there was nothing infectious or con-
tagious.
The large number Of children brought
20 be examined was due TO the efforts
Of women workers who went from
house TO house in the neighborhood,
seeking homes where there were babies
and requesting the mothers TO bring
their children to the parish house to
be tested.
This plan Of campaign will be con-
tinued at other stations throughout the
city At a meeting Of workers yester-
day, eleven women agreed TO assist in
the testing by. calling at homes in the
vicinity Of every Child Welfare Station
and explaining why the government is
asking that all children in this coun-
try under years Of age, should be
weighed and measured. as the FIRST
portion OF a program Of baby saving
continuing for twelve months.
Dr. Anna Howard Shaw, at the col
Iege exercises at Newark this week,
and who Is the head OF the women's
committee Of the National Defense
Council made a strong plea for baby
saving work Dr. Shaw outlined the
need for every mother taking the proper
intelligent interest in the care Of her
children, and why. in so many thous-
ands Of homes where the mother is an
extremely busy person. the baby was
often neglected.
The Welfare station at the Polish
kindergarten. Chestnut and Adams
streets. was opened at 10 o'clock this
morning, and will remain open until
O'Clock this afternoon. A clinic Will
also be held at the Babies Hospital
this afternoon Tomorrow morning at
20 o'clock a clinic will be held at the
Welfare Station at the New Century
Club.
plans were made last night for the
opening OF the two new Welfare sta
tions next week.
Evening journal., 1918-06-12

Barsky. east Of Spruce street. iS sses
north Of Tenth street. $1,000.
Annie P. Reed from ollie w. Mullin
and husband, No. 5ii sherman street.
sl4OO.
George s. Matthews from Edgar G.
Hilyard and wife, No. 3i3 West ThH-
tieth street, $500
Madge 6. Horn from John J. Hanley
and wife. south OF Fourth street. i20
feet west OF Adams street. $4,000.
James z. Gamble from George Thal-
man and wife, No. "a East Twenty
third street, $4,000.
Charles H. Flamer from William :.
Hilles, trustee. ct al, No. ii6 East
Eleventh street, s..
Margaret A. Daley from Ann J.
Daley. et al. east OF Union street. 80
feet north Of Fourth street, $500
Mariana Cresta from VIM. Beaden-
kopf and wife. north Of % street. 100
feet west Of Heald street. $500.
Rebecca NJ. Byrne from Sarah p,
savery, No. 1911 West Eighth street.
$3.50.
Bridget A. Butler from George Lloyd
and wife. No. 205 North Franklin street
s210O.
Harry s. Atkinson from William II
Gravel and wife, southwest Of Twenty.
seventh street. l05 feet southeast OF
Harrison street, S4550.
Edward A. Downes from Fidelity Rea
Estate Improvement Company. No. 90.
East seventeenth street, $500.
Fidelity Real Estate improvement
Company from Guarantee Roofing Com.
pany. Nos. $50. S32, S3i East Seventeenth
street, s..
Mary A. Regenauer from Fidelity
Real Estate Improvement Company. No
"a Fifth avenue, 5000.
William j. Depher and wife from
Elvera V. Dckerson and husband, No
26ii Van Buren street. $1,000.
Evening journal., 1918-06-12
COUNTY RATE MAY Be
FROM 70 70 Is Gents
Levy Court Expects TO ES.
tabliSh Road Patrol
Repair System
MAINTENANCE FUND
TO COME FROM TAXES

Il is expected that the new county
tax rate will be fixed at between 20 and
IS cents by the Levy Court. Figures
within that range are now being con-
sidered by the Levy Courtmen, and the
rate finally to be decided upon will de-
pend upon the amount 10 be raised by
taxation for road maintenance. The
Levy Court probably could fix 7O-cent
tax rate by making no special provision
for road upkeep. but it is desired to
establish a patrol repair system over
the entire county. which will require
several hundred thousand dollars. II is
proposed to form about twelve squads
OF two men each who will patrol all
the so-called improved roads under the
supervision OF the Levy Court. and
make repairs as soon as the first signs
OF wear appear in the road surface. u
this plan Is adopted TO the extent that
County Engineer Wilson and the Levy
Court desire. the tax rate Will be either
75 or rs cents on the 500 OF assessed
valuation, II is expected. The county
rate is now % cents on the si00
Evening journal., 1918-06-12
ATLhNTIC.CITY;,NJ'
RPcR EATiON 4 PLEASURE
NdMacMNaL

q Fireproof Ocean front in the heart of
M Atlantic City. Sea water baths Amert-
~ can and Europesn Plana. Grill. Gerage-
Evening journal., 1918-06-12
NEW OWNERS FOR
CITY REAL ESTATE

Following property transfers were
recorded at the ONCE Of the City Reg
istrar;
Clara V. McGarry from the Realty
Company. south Of TNventy-second
street IS feet inches, west Of Church
street, $500.
Isaac Goskey and wife from Robert
Neeson and wife, No 5i2 West Third
street, 5000.
Rosario Messlna from Hugh F. Dough-
erty and wife, south OF Fourth street.
rs feet west Of Rodney street, 1880.
Conretta Simeone from Charles Di
Guglielmo. administrator, south Of
Sixth street, i73 feet west Of Scott
street. $500.
Alphonso Simeone from Charles nj
Guglielmo, administrator. north Of Fifth
street. 80 feet east of Lincoln street,
$1,000.
Anthony Mazzarelli from Concetta
Simeone. north OF Fifth street. 9s feet
east Of Lincoln. $500.
William F. Pallon and wife from
Charles E. Richmann. north Of Sew
enth street, rs feet east Of Scott street,
$1,000.
Ennio nj Geneva and wife from VIII
mington City Missionary Church Exten-
sion Society, east Of Union street i0I
feet north Of Eighth street. $500.
Antonio Caserto and wife from An
tonic Massigi and wife, east Of Union
street 20 feet south Of Eighth street,
s3i0O.
William z. Shaffer from Lenora Lee
Thatcher. No. iOi5 Clayton street, s3700.
Lee Clayton and wife from James
Fitzharris and wife, No. 1925 Lincoln
street. 1850.
James Fitzharris and wife from Cath
arlne Lyman. northwest Of Scott street.
100 feet northeast Of Shallcross avenue,
1878.
Jozef Duszak and wife from stanis-
law Sboocnskl and wife. No 1907 Beech
street, S2700.
Kaval Volanskl and wife from Peter
Maliszewsh and wife, No. 1917 Stroud
street, 5000.
Philip Golstein and wife from Fred
erick Keifer and wife, No. 2525 Tatnall
street, s4350.
Catharine McGilley from Mary Nc
Gilley. No. 1926 Chestnut street. 5000
Rubin Balick from Henry Watson,
south Of Twelfth street, as feet west Of
Lombard street, 1890.
Bronislaw KOnkOwski and wife from
Edward G. Hilbert and wife, No. 4Oo
East Eleventh street. $3.50.
Edwin r.. Cochran, Jr., from Ella l..
Canning. No. 1910 Walnut street, $500
Helen Farren from Bridget Connell,
No. 5li Spruce street, 1880.
James s. Lowe from George B. Chan
dler and wife. No. 9l3 Park Place,
s5OO0
Victor Kutyski and wife from John
NIizerits and wife, No 722 Bennett street
si420
Gerardo Nigro from Bronislsw Kon-
konwski and wife, southeast Of Third
street, ii2 feet east OF Poplar street,
s2i25.
Martha NJ Freeland from Amy V.
Holmes. No. ii0o Adams street. $500.
George A. Clifford and wife from
Lydia V. Goff and husband. No. 3O6
East Twenty-third street, 1920.
Annie C. Ahrens from Mary Ella
Myers, southeast corner Twenty-third
and Tatnall streets, $1,000.
Mary Ella Myers from Lewis w and
Susan ]. Melvin, southeast corner Twen-
ty-third and Tatnall streets. IS.
George A. White and wife from VIII
mlngton Trust Company, north Of Van
dever avenue, 30 feet inches west
of Thatcher street, si700.
Cecil D. Rogers and Taylor L. Thomp-
son from Concord Heights Company
Cor, southeast OF Harrison street and
northeast Of Twenty-elghth street.
$500
Samuel stone and wife from Nathan
Evening journal., 1918-06-12
TRANSPORTATION.
To Philadelphia
and Chester

IL dHh &NNetNA
From Fourth ST. Wharf.
Schedule in effect June Z, subject 10
change without notice.
Leave Wilmington for Philadelphia and
Philadelphia for Wilmington, daily. except
Saturdays, Sundays and holidays, AZ go,
900 100 A. NJ. '130. 800, AIS, 600. 200
ON saturSIya Sundays and holidays.
leave both WIN ington and Philadelphia
AZ, 80. eos 1O3U A. NJ - o'clock noon,
3O 30C. So. Coz 00 $50 ard $50 p NJ
Summer Rate, Ersctiv' riay LIST.
TO PHI IL OELPptA.
Daily single 25c nalf single 15c.
sats. Suns. and Holidays, single SOC;
half single 15c.
TO CHESTER.
Daily Including Sats. Suns. and Holi-
days) single fare 15c; half single. 10c.
No excursion tickets will be issued The
single tickets viii be good either way.
WIINIIN TON-PENNsGRONE ROUTE.
Leave Wilmington at $50, 200, 500.
90. 1000. 100 A. NJ, ~ o'clock noon. 100.
200, 500, 400. 500, 600, 700, 500. 900,
10 90. II 90 and 1900 p NJ.
Leave Pennsgrove at 500, us, 500. 900,
1000, HOO A. NJ, 10 O'Clock noon, 100,
215. 800, 400, 500, 600, ZOO, 500,
300. lois. II 100 and 1900 p. NJ
FRENCHs GROVE, PENNSGRONE.
Open dates for Sunday School Excur-
sions. Apply Fourth Street Wharf.
Evening journal., 1918-06-12
FRIENDS SCHOLARS In
HAPPY TIME AGAIN

The Third and Fourth Primary grades
OF Friends School gave a pleasing pro
gram at their closing exercises today.
The young people recited and sang ex-
cellently. The second part Of the pro
gram was an operetta, "The Princess
Chrysanthemum." delightfully."- Jap
anese affair, cleverly acted and sung BY
the younihful cast.
The program was as follows:
PART I.
Scripture; chorus. America" flrst
verse . "Sir Galahad, J. Jack Arthos. Al
fred rennyson "Pippa Passes" Doris
C, Reardon, Robert Browning; "Longfel-
low" John c. Philips. Lydia Avery
ley, Henry ". Longfellow; "Abou
Ben Adhem," Lucy Moore; Leigh Hunt ,
"A Fable Harrison Harper, Ralph Wal
do Emerson: "PiXy People" Delano X.
Bynton. James Whucomb Riley; "a
Boys Composition on Mothers Sher-
man II. Stradley. Jr.
Vacation Boys: Francis W. Nalentln 2,
Alexander Harper, Donald Holmes, Rob
ert A. Moore, Arthur f. Chambers.
Books: Harry p Joslyn. Jr, q. Cliff
ford Hatledge. Charles r. Jackson. Jr.,
Preston l.. Bliss, Avery Draper.
Song, "Trillum," Katherine Smedley,
Alice L. Huxley. Beatrice Harris. Helen
5. Barry, Margaret Nansant, Lucille G..
Forsythe. Anne V. Cooper, Jean II. East
burn, Hope Spare.
PART .
0peretta princess Chrysanthemum"
Princess Chrysanthemum. the En-
perors Daughter, Elizabeth Huxley.
Du-Du. Tulip, maidens attendant on
the Princess, Lucy b. Moore, Catherine
s. Ashbrook; Fairy Moonbeam. Esther
Seaman; The Emperor What-for-Whi,
Julian n. Booker; Prince So-Tru. Her
bert w. Fritz; Top-NOt, The Court
Chamberlain. Jack Arthos: Saucer-Eyes,
The Wizard Cat. Robert Pennington. Jr.
Sprites Of the Night. William l.. Spring
er. Charles H.. Foster, William G,
0'Brien. Thomas Spackman, Delano X.
BoyntOn, Charles F. Jackson: Fairies.
Alice Bond l.. Audrey Matthes. NJ.
Anna Eliason Doris C. Reardon, Mary
E. Martin.
Chorus: NJ Donaldson TIenderer.
Grace o. DOremus, J. Harold Maston,
Margaret II. Lyon, Richard G. Elliott,
Beatrice Harris, c. Marshal Barton. Jr.,
F. Elizabeth Buck, Frances r. McAfee.
Bayard G. Sasse, Elsie G.. Van Pelt, II.
Edward Cannon. William V. Bond. Lu-
ellie Forsythe, Robert p. Robinson, Jr-
Josephine Mode. J. Hamlin Godfrey,
Anna V. Cooper.
Evening journal., 1918-06-12

TOR RENT-A BUNGALOW IN PENNS-
Il grove. near shore. Apply No. 5l1 W.
Thirty-second St june12-14.
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REAL EsTATE-FOR RENT.

TOR RENT-CORNER HOUSE AND
II store ~ No. S37 West Fourth street.
Apply 10 No. 705ia King street or No. 40i
Adams ST. iunei2-t.
NEWARK. DEL.-NO. 16G W. MAIN ST.
~ Desirably located on Quality Hin; two
and n half stories. lately painted and
papered; electric light bath hot water
heat hreplaces. Deep lot, with trees and
shrubbery. References required Y. W.
Cooch. Equitable Bldg tunel0-6t.
WHY PAY RENTG-wE WILL Fl.
w nance the house you wish 20 pur
chase and your monthly payment viii hl
50 per month on each 81 900 of property
Write for literature or appointment. Un
derwriters Realty a Mortgage Co, Nos
T26-2s Perry Bldg. Sixteenth and Chest
nut SITS. Philadelphia, Pa. tuns5-s-i2-15
Evening journal., 1918-06-12
TRUSTEES SALE OF REAL ESTATE


TRUsTEE's SALE OF REAL ESTATE.
BY virtue Of an order Of the Orphans
Court. will be exposed 20 sale at public
auction or vendue. on Saturday. June 10,
1915. az 10 o'clock A. NJ. az the County
Court House. Wilmington. Delaware, the
following described real estate, late OF
Emma 81 Bryan. deceased tO-wit:
brick building thereon erect ID. having a
front on Orange street Of Il feet inches,
and n depth Of IS feet 9 inches.
No 2-Being 1i06 Washington street,
with three-story brick dwelling thereon
erected having front on Washington
street Of % feet 2i5 inches, and depth Of
100 feet
For full description, terms OF SALE etc,
500 record OF proceedings in the Orphans
Court. or large bills. OF consult the under
signed trustee. ,,
Attest: NORMAN p. CROUCH. Clerk o. G.
Wilmington, Delaware, May 29th, 1918.
iune3 -5-7-12-1f.
Evening journal., 1918-06-12
FOR REM
fOR REN.

CsMALL STORE FOR RENT ON KING
- street: stock and fixtures for sale. In
quire at No. los W. Sixth St mayi7-1yr.