Evening journal. [volume], July 25, 1913, Page 10, Image 10

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BY NEW ROUTE
-AUTO RUN TO SEASHORE
Preparations for the roadability run,
rreparaxions ior ujc J ■
der the auspice, of the Wilmington
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seht and Automobile Club tomorrow
been completed, and it is anticl
ed that a most successful trip will
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made.
Word has been received from the
*;Hotel Chalfoute, headquarters in Atlan
Etic City, that they will be extended the
•use of the hospitality of the house, free
«of coat, and it is anticipated that the
^participants in the run"j 1 *}
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Tim rein tost night has put the roads
~ lu excellent cond.Vion, laying the dust,
which will permit the cars to frai-l a
3littie closer together.
Î A large list of entries have been re
Iceved, fmong whom are: C. H. .Smith,
S lr and nartv president of the club;
^J,we P h Bsncroft! Jl P. Clark. Ept-ert
5Mnxham E. R Ihifev Enoch Moore, A.
■ B llazzfird. K. L. Inland. O. V. u r tt.
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Air.^dv a rnonhA, have advised the
thev will ste v over Saturdav
msfht retumini Sunday, nnd it it antiri
nated that when the members of the
• Wilmin non Yacht and Automobile Club
t reach Atlantic City everybody will know
tb^new iuÄii? »mmitw TtS
ereasing number of touri.ts from el.ee
where passing through here, owing to
l and 1 hc TTo7eI 0 r>,iPont .'hcr"
•Is even- promise that the Wilmington
Yacht and \„t..mobile Club «ill become
. I:!™! '"set* to t hecity and with
#■ the riirlii interest taken Wilminnon
^ omsD. will s^n reiÛze thU «Td an
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_ preoiate the opportunities afforded, not
^nnlv haring a good time among them
itçlve«. but being afforded the opportun
Sity o meeting tourists from Tore,
• the country
5.. Thp hM »T" R<rt,P " for
• this nm will be seen in the show win.
3 dow of Darlington and Toadvine on
»Market street, Thermo* bottles being
J suggested as particularly useful for an
, tomobile trips. It might be stated that
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To Make Room tor Our FALL SHOES Wc Have Decided to Move All Our Summer
Stock—QUICKLY. Come Early and Make Your Selection, and Save From $1.50
to $3.00 On Every Pair ot SHOES Boring This Great CLEARANCE SALE.
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Elevator and Stain. Open Tuesday and Saturday Evenings.
Wilmington, Delaware.
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the committee is not competing for the!
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prue,
In preparing this run, a large num
her of people have been seen who
unfortunately owing to other engage
ments. have been unable to go on this
trip, but applications for membership
In the club on account of subsequent
events have been received from about
ten of those seen, every application
representing a live automobiliste
By referring to the articles which
Publlshd tu the Tuesday evening
'papers, the conditions Incident to,
««nbersUtp In the M 11mIngton Yacht
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f** ,,ai r tha ; ",'1, r h( . rLlr'^
Ing a member, might Join In this road
ab *'! * r ," n a !"* compete for the prise
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membership, the club assuming hl»
transportation coat on thin trip.
}\ ala: > *» «'«» t0 *<* v '* e 'hat the
inltlaUon is »1B and the dues *15
paid semi - a nnua 11 y. a year, sshlch
carries with It a membership In the
Delaware Association and the Amerl-lP?
<'«'> Automobile Association.
entries for tomorrow'R run will
close at 9 o'clock tomorrow morning
Applications for membership may be
Bergland ^an^D^O. Ranken
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October »^"mako^th«
PB sarv nreniTt one k
The committee 'requests that all
those entering the run be sure to
ba,, d •" ,h<,,r t,me tard at the desk
«• the Hotel Chalfonte, Atlantic City,
for the automobile committee and an
effort will be made to determine who
won lh „ i,pf„ rr . <hp crowd leaver
«on i ne prize oetore me crowd leaves
*°I, re ^ro.
The ro,,tft to followed by the
a "">""* wUI be from Pennsgrovo,
through Woodstown. Pittsgrove.
n ra _ nk, ! nV _". 1P ' „"/"»..."«""f
Mays I.ind'ng and Into Atlantic City
by the boulevard.
Special rates have been offered on
the ferry Long Beach between this
city and Pennsgrovo to transport
FAULKLAND P. M.
QUITS THE JOB
Announcement was made today that!
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John M. Donald, postmaster at Faulk-,
land, had resigned. Mr. McDonald is
quoted as saying recently that the of- \
A« did not pay enough to go to the 1
'«»üble of taking a civil service exam m
«tion He referred to the agitation to ,
^ iave fourth da»« postmasters take a'
' ''** »ervioa examination Whether this j
"*'y th * n K to do with his decision to
give up the office he did not say. The
fact that the position only pays $10 »
year probably had more to dowith his !
Htion lllaD t]l ol(MV ,
PoBtofflce In8pector p, ualm * r went !
to »his afternoon to Invest!.
atp ,he situation. He said there are
nu applicants for the position and un- '
, jegg aonje one want® the place he will
'«commend the discontinuance of 1
office and make Marshallton the nost- 1
'office' for that place. ;
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EAGLES WIN PHIZES.
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More than 900 people came to Shell
1 ^ ark , yesterday on the excursion
^e Knights of the Golden Eagle
.?* Chester^ and more would have bees
| he , re ll L* :hc afternoon except for the
[ a "* . T ? cre wer * * number of con
|ul^ge^Uieir' fMlses^r*to^g^ve
7*7" airship
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No^OT^at" the "heatr^a^flye 0 dollar
order for clothing «ai won by No
49, and a taborette by No. 102; at 'the
dance hall, a scarf pin was won b >' a
Wilmington man, and a pair of mill-i
tary blushes, by Mrs. Krare of Ches
1er. This evening there will he prizes
awarded to the best dancers in the
danrinc oavillnn
aancmg pavilion.
Saturday evening there will be a
maas meeting under the direction of
the Equal Suffrage Association.
On Tuesday next there will be an
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the ears across the river and back;
again. Most of the cars will leave
on the 9,30 boat, and a few more fol
low on the 11 o'clock boat.
HOLD HIM ON
BIGAMY CHARGE
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Amos A. Barnard was held under
n rt r>o hall for court bv Magistrate
n.000 ball for court by Magistrat
Buckley toda> on th charge o ig
amy. In September 1900 Barnard
was married In Marcus Hook, Pa.
and last September It It alleged he
was married to Martha A. Draper, to
Hoi kessln, by the Rev. James .
Reese, pastor of the M. E. Church
there. Barnard and the secortd
wife, and their baby twins, have been
living In Binghamton. N. Y. Some
time ago wife No. 1 learned of
Barnard's second marriage aud then
b "* a " a search for her husband. I)e
tectlvc McCoy went to Binghamton
? n Wednesday evening and avrlved
bere ,ast J n,Rbt J" midnight with
® a . r . nar( * w fe ,* ant * her twin
babies, which were left at the home
of relatives in this city. Wife No. 2|
was not at the hearing today Barn
ard did not speak to wife No, 1 and
declined to make any statement
Detective McCoy found that Barn
:ir( j lived In a house In Binghamton
where the owner had forty-two cals
ln the cellar
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The youn "" the ^
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tb « amusements of the Settlement,
Through the courtesy of Colonel
Iamea C. McCorab the use of the plot
hagbee^granted for th7 new court
naa b ^ n 8 lilDl ' ! o r ° r }~ e , nfi „ c . ou . •
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morrow aiternoon at d ociock by a
"T, ber , 0f th C y0U , ng ™ en , of th f
Settlement, who. after their work
entertained at sooner nrn
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^he mtu nennlê who ^ttind the
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thrmich ,h» cm.rtacv nt nirhara vv
Crook °n0 nlavground lid* and las
i gipg w P re taken for a trol leyrtdeon
the Peoples'
Springs
line to Brandywine
SING SING PRISONERS
QUIETLY TRANSFERRED
By The United Press.
OSSINING, N. Y., Inly 25.—With
chains clanking and thirty armed keep- i
ers guarding them, «•> convicts were
taken from mutinvrndden huiu Sing,
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Vofk c< , ntra) trajn bo Un ^ f„- Auburn,
to bo conlined in the state's prison
there. The prisoners were shackled to
Kether to prevent any attempt
t^Vecento^tbre.ksin
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The transfer of the convicts was made
without disorder,
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Sallow skin and face blemishes j
usually Caused by the
jre usually causea oy tne
presence OI impurities in me
blood—impurities which also
cause headache, backache, Ian- ,
nervousness and depres
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spirits. Goodfor all the fam
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lly > Beecham 8 Pills especially
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Sold everywhere. la boxes, 10c., 25c.
The largest tale of Bay medicine. The direction«
wilb every box point the we- to good health.
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Final Week ot Wright's
Great July Clearance Sale
Reductions from 20% lo 50%
Mean the Greatest Clothes Baying
Opportunities We've Ever Had to Oiler
Men s and Youth s Suits, Mixtures and Blue
Serge, $10 to $15 values reduced to $7.95.
Mens and Young Mens Suits. All latest
styles, mixed and plain materials, all wool.
Serges and Pin Stripes, $18 and $20 value
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$300 value reduced to $1.95
$3.50 value reduced, to $2.45
$5.00 value reduced to $3.46
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