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The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1901-04-29
PERSONAL
MENTION
Interesting Paragraphs
About Visitors and
Home. Entertain.
!l,entS.
CENTURY CLUB CELEBRATION.

Dover April 2S-'lhe officers Of the
New Century Club who We're elected last
wcrI, will BE- installed on May 5. They
follow:
President. Mrs. John i. salisbury;
first vice president. Mrs. Ella Marshall;
second vice president, Mrs. Il. 5. Ander-
son: secretary. Mrs. VIM. iIaman; treas
urrr Miss Anna l.. Hayes; directors,
Mrs. +. X. Jones, Miss Florence Muir
ply and Mrs. Jas. pcnncwlI: holdover
directors, Mrs. James Todd, Mrs. j. T..
Massey, and Mrs. Harry Richardson;
club hostess, Mrs. II. ]. Ferguson; chair
man of program committees Mrs. Clayton
W. Fisher.
Til" chairman of entertainment, Mrs.
Jas. l.. W"lcott, has provided an I'M
usually attractive program for the even
ing Of May !, when Wilbur Howe, impcr-
senator, Of Yale College, who comes
highly recommended. never failing to
draw crowded houses, will give his i'm
presentation of David Gnrrck in the club
house.
On the 18th of May the club will hold
its anniversary in the club house at s
=. m, when the chairman of entertain
m"nt and club hostess will provide re-
frcSlim"nt for mind and body.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1901-04-29
WANTED
s @l IA VOANA

I tits no Joke or advertisement but do
lmand by unluoky thirteen prisoner who
were booked for trial In the Municipal
court this morning 1t Ia understood that
some Que misunderstood concerning the
Understanding OF tho standing judges and
the prisoners did not stand trial according
lily this morning. Deputy Judge Town
!send will have to join tho Oraer OF hsne-
idiots for no has failed to comply with the
sentence recently imposed in his case to
report in the court room daily. But the
trial was a mock trial and so was the sem
[tenoe. He went o New York on Friday
land Judge Churchmhn was not aware OF
1.-The fact. The latter requested lhlei Mhs-
lssy on Saturday TO inform Judge Town
lsend that the former was going out OF nc
lefty Il three days and would not be home
until tonight m,equently when the
itilne arrived for holding the 80 sion OF
tho court this IN orning there was no Judge
Ito preside ut the session. Tho cases that
p wore listed for trial were not OF II serious
mature.
Headed by Captain Kane, asqual of
policemen yesterday n itern DON raldei ths
hone OF .yalpeess Camnomile colorei, ut
No, ses- East Sixth street, and arrested
! EAmmoile on charge Of conducting q
kpeakeasy. The raid came as a surprise to
CAminonile Mary Kane and Walter
Brown were arrested As witness, nnd three
quart bottles of liquor vera found in one
room. They also were taken to tho police
station rs evidence.
patrolman Sheehy was the center of tho
flying wedge that entered Cam momile' S
home. He Invested himself Of lis over
coat aud the police swarmed within the
building hastily. A large crowd collect
cd about and there was excitement anon
tho colured population in tho vicinity Tor
time
His case went over until Wednesday
evening. The other cases will hs heard
to morrow morning.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1901-04-29

The ornamental wall erected by
Col. Henry A. DUPONT, at the en-.
trance to the avenue on the kennett
Pike. leading to his fine mansion,
has prompted VIM. Wilson. Jr., TO
make something equal attractive at
his entrance on the opposite aide OF
the pike, and to accomplish his pur-
pose he has procured a lot Of stone
from Avondalc, which are noted for
their beauty and durability. We
are pleased TO see enterprise which
contributes to attractIvenes as well
as to utility, particularly where
good dividends are certain to fol.
low, and money, according to all
old saying, makes the mare go!"
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1901-04-29
JUDGE SCORES
CALLAHAN JURY

Omaha. Neb.. April ga sen.
sational chapter in the Cudahy kid
mapping case was enacted today
when the jury returned a verdict
finding James Callahan, the COM
panion of Pat Grove, not guilty OF
participation in the sensational
case. The verdict was most unex-
pected. aud the court was so
shocked that dramatic scene &C.
Cured.
Judge Barker denounced the Jury
in round terms and declared that
Justice had been perverted and that
because Edward Cudahy is a man
OF wealth the twelve men would per-
nit his boy to be stolen and refuse
to punish the guilty person. He
further declared that all the law
and evidence indicated the man $
guilt. and he said the jury had de-
liberately placed premium upon
this evil Of stealing children.
The twelve men at first seemed
abashcd by the outbreak of the
Court and hung their heads. Then
they became defiant, and it looked
for moment as If some OF the ar
ors would assault the court. They
clnched their fists and shook their
heads in meaning manner.
The jury took but two ballots,
and then returned verdict unani-
mously finding Callahan not guilty.
The Jury returned at 10 o'clock
last night, and would have reached
a verdict last night, it is said, but
they preferred to go to bed.
The case has lasted one week and
has been a surprise in many re-
spects. 1t was known that the
State had strong case against
Callahan, but it was hardly eX-
pected thatso much evidence would
develop connecting Callahan with
Pat Grove and with the kidnapp-
ing.
1t W as shown that he and Grove
were together right up to the mo-
ment of the Kidnapping. that he in
troduccd Grove under an assumed
name that he and Grove purchased
the horse that figured in the kid
mapping, and to clinch the case.
Eddie Cudahy positively identified
Callahan as his iailor. Ten wit
nesses contributed to make out the
States case ard the chain was ap-
parcntlv without flaw. and moth.
ing else was expected but con-
vlction.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1901-04-29

The closing exercises of the sewing
school Of Old SNedes Church on SAT
nrday afternoon proved interesting
Thha .e attended by Il large num-
Tof parents and friends OF tue
children. Music WAS furnished by
the school and addresses were made
by Bishop Coleman and john ).
Grohe. Bishop Coleman distributed
prizes to the children who had been
most puncLual during the past SIX
mouths,
The banner class is taught by Miss
HoOpc, and has on its roll over $50
pupils with an average ATTENDANCE OF
leo. The bishop complimented the
sewing class as being the best mat
he had ever known. largely owing To
the efficient and capable service of
the superintendent. Mrs. Paxton
Rnd her corps Of equally competent
teachers who have been 50 regular
aud faithful in their work. Ihr
work Of the children was exhibited
at the close and refrc ,hmeulo served
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1901-04-29

Mrs Alice A. Lewis, died at her
residence, No. 307 West Fifth Street,
last Saturday afternoon, in the Gotll
wear of her age. She had been sick
for the past six months and suffered
great deal Of pain. She was very
worthy woman, and was highly re,
spectcd by all who knew her. Through
her own efforts she raised family OF
fine children, her husband who was a
travelling salesman, having disappear
cd some twenty years ago, in some
mysterious manner, and up to TINS
day nothing has been heard from him
The death Of son who was killed al
the West Yard, year ago, was u Sc
we're blow to her, and from it she
never fully recovered. Her remains
will be inferred at Lombardy ceme-
terry tomorrow afternoon aC tWc
O'Clock.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1901-04-29
SMALL BOY SCARED
BY THE LIBRARIAN
Earl Corkran, son of DR.. Millard F. Cork:
ran, taken to the Police Station
and Threatened 81

to tear part Of soap advertisement
from IA pamphlet on physical culture.
The Librarian went to the door to
look for an officer. He saw none and
came back and took the boy to the
police station. Bowerman is no OIL
GER He has no power to make an
arrest. He is,,a stranger in Whining
ton and the respectable children OF
respectable people n eed protection
from being hauled down Market
street not content with dragging
boy to the station. Bowerman with.
out any authority showed the cells to
the boy and threatened to send hila
to the Ferris Industrial School.
A reporter of the REPUBLICAN, call.
ed upon Librarian Bowerman this
morning for his statement. lie ask.
ed this question "If the parties in
tercsted In this affair did not want
thsstory in print could it be stopped
to save their feelings"
The Librarian was then informed
that matter of public news would
nYt be stopped where the public
good was concerned.
Their it was that Mr.. Bowerman
showed the sort of man being at [!
head Of 4 public Institute in Will
mington by stating he would CIV.
nothing to the Republican but
would to any other paper. The at
tention of the Director will be called
to the conduct of the Librarian.
Chief Massey when seen said
that there is positively no permits.
sion tofrigbten a boy by walking
him into the cells
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1901-04-29
OWN THE
CONCORD PIKE.

Practically tho controlling interest in
tho Concord turnpike Company, which
owns tho lurnp!sc road leailn2 from this
city toward Yves Chester. has been So.
cured by the Wilmington City Railway
Company, and 1t is supposed that i'll u
short time u portion of it. at Toast will 10
used for trolley lin, purposes
For Some time representatives of tho
company have been purchasing he stock
ut Slf 4 share, anu the sharOs 90 purchased
have been deposited with the Equitable
Guarantee and Trust Company, The
mater has been kept quiet because th"s"
inture9LGd d!d nor care TO have their plans
iueriuTod VITA. but when practically the
controlling interest was secured tho
Iuattot leakNG out.
The new move givo4 The local railway
company control OF tho turnpike aud
VIII preven- the Wilmington and West
Chester Railway Company from iuuniNg
Its line into his city over the turnpike
which was portion Oftheroute surveyed
IL IL understood to be the desire Of the
Wilmington City Railway Company to
run u b5.t line, of which the Concord
turnpike branch and he NandeYer avenue
line will be II part.
1t Is likely that the Wilmington and
West Che ter Company VIII now proceed
10 secuee IA private light OF way ara will
as" PeIIilh9INn w Noiie ihlo 'Ho CItS III
soma uyher direction Just what this
other direction will bn is hLrt to ho'er
mine at present. rs The new amendment
to tho Incorporation act forbids the street
and Sewer Department gra nting to u new
company pormisssOin 10 use any street
that is occupied by u company which has
already .lad tracks or has secured the
necessary permission to lay tracks,
In addition to giving thu company the
control Of tho Concord turnpike the rail
way company also has good Investment
IL the ownership Of the turnpike as the
slook has always paid II guVl dividend.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1901-04-29

''By what authority did George W
Bowerman, librarian at the Whining
ton Institute Library, take Earl
Cochran to the City Hall, point out
the cells to him and threaten to
send him TO the Ferris Industrial
School" and ''ls it safe for the child.
rem OF Wilmington to go to the L.
brary under such existing circum-
stances" are two questions that are
agitating the minds Of tbs people of
W ilmington at the present time.
On saturday afternoon shortly az.
ter O'Clock while Special officer
England was on the Sergcant's desk
at the police station he saw stran-
ger enter the corridor with a boy. A
few moments later he came to the
day room bar and in answer to in
ouiries gave the name Of the boy he
had IN charge. Acting Sergeant
England wrote down the name OF
Earl Cochran butthe man said "Don e
do that | only wanted to scare him. y
DR.. Cochran when he came nome
70 dinner on Saturday was Informed
by the boy that Librarian Bowcrman
wished to see him. On saturday
evening DR.. Cochran in IA conversa'
ton over the tclcpho ne said that
Earl was obliged to 20 to bed as he
was suffering from fever caused by
fright. lie would not ask the boy u
word concerning the case owing 10
his condition. The Librarian had
informed him that the boy has had
All excellent record at the Library for
discipline and carclulneSs With books.
ON SATURDAY the boy was noticed
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1901-04-29

Shortly before 8 O'Clock yester'
day morning a wagon containing
Peter Grant drove to the store OF
DR.. John c. Fahey, at Fourth aud
Adams streets, and one oil the men
in the wagon telephoned Tor the
Phoenix ambulance to convey Grant
TO the hospital. On learning that
the man was already in wagon
the ambulance corps advised that
Grant be taken directly 10 the hos
pital.
The above paragraph appeared
in an article In 4 morning paper
and the ambulance corps wish II
denied. They received the cal!
but understood they were wanted
at Tenth and Adams streets. lhcj
drove to that place aud tinding no.
BODY who needed their services
returned to the house where the
horse was allowed to remain hitch
ed 10 the wagon in case the same
party ca,.ed again. As tue call
was not repeated they concluded
that they were being made the butt
of Joke. They would like 1t stated
that the amb ulance is at the ser
vice OF the people at any time, any
place and under all conditions.
The men like nothing better than
to answer the call OF those who
need their assistance.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1901-04-29
DOCKSTADER'S.

The bill announced at DOckstaders
for the coming week will present an ex-
cellcnt array OF good, refined vaudeville.
James Morton. generally known as the
inventor OF the eyer popular rag time'
will head the list. Morton snndoubted-
ly the most clever monologuist in the
business and occupies high place
among the vaudeville entertainers in this
country. 1t vas by the merest chance
that Manager D)ckstader succeeded III
getting him here for the coming week.
Oscar Si;son- Esther Wallace K Co., in a
repertoire of charming comedies, will
prove another feature Of the bill. All of
these people have had long experience
in the comedy field and are excellent en-.
tertainers.
Ruth Royal and Charles MacFayden
in q new farce OF their own entitled "At
Auction off-rs something that lie in
keeping with the popular fancy. 1t is on
the line of the present fad, ''the rum
mage saIe,' and will doubtless be par
ticuIarly appreciated in Wilmington at
this time. Little and Prifzkow, coined
ians and singers, who rank with the
BEST Miss Lillian Tyce, clever lrisi!
coincidence; Wilbur Amos, the tramp
juggler; Frank and Ida Williams, a black
face comedy team, and the character
sketch artists, Ford and Dot West, con.
tribute to the week. program. The last
named act ID sparkling with bright and
lively comedy, and is feature OF any
bill, no matter how big it may be. The
attendance at Dockstader's the past few
weeks has surprised even Manager Dock
stader himself, for as rnle April brings
material falling off in the general at
tendance at the theatres. Probably not
in recent years has the attendance at
Dockstader's been so good in April as at
the present time. The house will con.
tinue to offer as usual the best attraction;
that can be secured.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1901-04-29
Pinehurst and Southern Pines, N. C.
Improved Through Pullman Service
win Senboard Air Lima Railway

Pinehurst and Southern Pines, N. c.
Improved Through Pullman Service
via Senboard Air Line Railway.
The Seaboard Air Line Railway Is now
opera,i through drawing room sleeping
cars from New York to Southern Pnca
and Washington to Pinehurst, N. 9.
These famous health and pleasure resorts
are model New England towns nestled
among the pinc-clad sand hills Of North
Carolina, only eighteen hours from New
York City. The finest and largest hotels
In the State, with numerous private cot
tagcs aud first class boarding houses.
Every variety Of outdoor sports, with
the finest eighteen hole golf links In the
South. Trains leave New York ,23rd
Street Station, Pennsylvania Railroad.
a. 10 n. IN. and 1855 p, M. aud Washing
ton S.35 a, N, and 6.5j p III. For informa
ton and tickets address Chas. l.. Longs
dorf, New England Passenger Agent, 900
Washington street, Boston. Mass; J. G.
Horton. Eastern Passenger Agent, 1908
Broadway, New York; w. NJ. McCon-
nell, General Agent. li&4 New York Ave-
nue.. Washington. ID, c., or Il. l.. Il.
Bunch. General Passenger Agent, Forts
Mouth, Va,
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1901-04-29

DR0PuSlT.S FOR DEI.AW ARE STATE
! HO~PlrsI Al GARNHuR~I
Sealed DIrpp-Rla will he Tt""i.tl by the
tru~tt"s for th" following supplies for the
niDutGl Of MAY JumO, July and August, lpVt
viz
Grrrerlas bread, beef, veal and mutton
MIX. dry goods clothing. Shoes, cr"ckery.
frUv4 and Cua.
Bd. tor Oal vii! b. for one year.
Bids Tor laef VIII be On tore and h>nd'qusr
tors out ~ rattit we'll fatt"R nnd dressing not
l,se than 800 pouuis The kidney tat to NE tx.
'iudrd IN tn" tIl lo- headquarters,
Bids r3i veal to ho On the Who'll" animal the
oa.vrs t. p- w"I tutIei aud dressing not loss
| lhal ninety hS pDunGt
| Hld- fUr.u,'ttUu 10 b, On the whole animal
Hr sheep ~ BE- ell tutted aud lrusrlng not less
! uru tuirty-slK pUuud-.
~ supplies 80 l. delivered at tn hospital
| FREE. Of rhagD". Hni IN such quantities ~ may
/ vi. ord cred by tu' superintendent,
! Back forms OF proposals. aEd "nY''nU'@ VIII
| b. fuTul,Aed To thuso who address DIR, william
! II Hsnriter, Iaruhurt, Delaware. No bids
! VIII bu rlnslicF"d unlUH- !natlr on -Nh blanks,
! and III 'h9 manner thor" Designated
! Tug BIDS vii! be opened at the hospital At
! Iuud M, Thursday, Nav "a, 1901
| Contracts TIii b" awarded To- the h"-t bidders
! The trU toes reserve tHw right to roget hltts
not ,,trmud to the interest - the ln5'uutIun
| SquEn'N May be s,rn NY Nppll lnT 1T u" nos
| pitSl WILLIAM II, HAM hEk,
| II SUpnlmt"ntrut
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1901-04-29
I)t)S

The motor coyar Of cac No, -, foil off
a. sixteenth and kius streets this mora.
lug and traye. WAS delayed for some tlmo.
y c. Stidhata, auctDncer sold on Sns-
urlay afternoon at ? o'clock, two OHlld-
ing lOta Al Fifth nAd Ha~tey streets,
property Of l.. Ripple. deceL1ed FOX ;. %
d loot
,1estot and McDan,el sold N clo toad OF
W1- STn horses ON Saturday ,ttcruDun at
their stables, NO AZ West Front street
Tbs attendance WAS Iar-e ami tA' AM -
nriS first cas- ones bringing ITum sl"l 80
s%!!3 per head Averaging el41 FRANK q
Syidhdm was aact.oHssr
Iharlos Albert son Of Mrs, Alb,rr, No.
IL East F0artn street. is critically Ill
with pulmonary complaint, ant 10 II
faxed hat Ihorn Is IjttIu chance ut bis
r5to"Atjon o health.
n. c. I'a,snorr has arranged to have
auoth,r aUlu OF iowa at bis 1Rrn IN tbs
CsGrori pike, Ca Monday, May u,
M,4 Charlie Summons has returned
h lns from u y!-s to Atlantic CITY "'
IGres works,
Tho seats for the reirormtnCs OF
VIOLA Allen on Wotne day eyaNlng At hu
A.AhI 'F;ta hShr' H'No "'-'' HS"i'I 90
HUIi
A teW vet remain Of those who wish t0
wi!nes, thi4 ta!palai actress give har per.
frf'uHuCe IN our city. Persons wore 10
" ~ before O'v'ocA th' morning md had
DC; all born wAIt-l on hy u O'clock noon.
Gnv sunday Nav York Herald contain.
oil he N4mes OF \ UuZau or more l1eih'
SMaHns who ara intul as milii1na!res
Among tho numbers h"IuE James Nc
Enmh II 0hsfu Gibbons Mrs. james
WiU,he4 pr. MRS, Dlu.ci Bush William
NGl'uat and o'htr9
t>a,y scott H,.i DUI'd $500 huusC
n No. lg9G lIraOi street,
Elah.p Monaghan vii! ror0irm ;
iafge clls5 y. It Patrick 5 Church on
Ma IT,
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1901-04-29

, W. A. Hukill advertlses TO sell
thirtv.nine properties at public
sale at No. 920 Market street, COM
mcnciny at 8. 80 o'clock tomorrow
morning. Parties who wish TO
make profitable Investment Of
money should be present, as prices
will rule Father low. Judging from
the way property has been selling.
There is no risk il investing money
10 real estate at the present time
and parties who purchase will be
certain to make money,
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1901-04-29
Trial Lists Ready,

The trial lists for the May term Of
Superior Court, were received This
morning by Parliamentary Spcakman,
1t shows lO2 cases for trial and IL for
argument. There arc u number of
divorce cases set for bearing.
Chief Justice Lore and Judges Pen
newill and Grub will sit and Judges
Boyce and Spruance will act as alter
mates.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1901-04-29
NOGEL & DEMINGS co.

John W. Voge and Arthur Deming's
Big Company is said to be the most con-
spicuous minntrel organization travelling,
presenting long and varied program
teeming with crisp bon mots, witty
filings, and new magnetic features, up TO
date, up to demand and up to every ex.
pectation, giving equal excellent enjoy
ment to everybody, This company OF
merry makers will appear at the Opera
House on Thursday afternoon and
night.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1901-04-29
IN THE PALACE OF THE KING.

Viola Allen, after a successful iun of
nearly six months to standing room only
business at the Theatre Republic, New
York, comes to the Opera House on
Wednesday evening, May l, in her ro-
mantle play, 'In the Palace of the
King" Lormer Stoddard's dramatiza-
ton of F. Marion Crawford's love story
of old Madrid, was the one big hit OF the
New York theatrical season.
Wilmington is one Of the few cities
where Miss Allen is to appear before
closing the season and sailing for Europe
on her summer vacation. Miss Allen
promises the same great company OF
players that supported her during her
long run in New York.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1901-04-29
RIP NAN WlNkLE.

The announcement of the coming Of
tn )mas Jefferson in Grip Van Wrinkle"
to the Opera House on Saturday after
noon and evening las heighte ned public
curiosity, as he comes heral ded as a
worthy successor to mis- cstimable father,
Joseph Jefferson. This is not the first
venture for Thomas, as he has appeared
in the role Of Grip Van Winkle' for the
past three seasons, and the able critics
throughout the country speak OF him in
the highest manner.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1901-04-29
DHlLA. AND READINGjRAILROAD


Time Table In effect March 50th IO0l
TRANS leave Wilmington, (French Street
Station) for Elsmere Junction, Monte
Chanin Winterthur, Guyencourt. Grans
ogue, Cossart, Chsdd's Ford Junction.
Pocopson, West Chester. Embresyillas
MOrtonyille, Coatesville and intermediata
stations, daily except Sunday. at 7.35 q
m: daily 2.l5 and 4.50 p. m. Sunday only
800 u. III.
For Waynesburg Junction. Elversos
and intermediate stations, daily except
Sunday, at 1856 a. m. daily Els and 4.6e
D. m. Sunday only at 500 a. m
For Joanna, Birdsboro. Reading and in.
termediate stations, daily. except Sunday
at 73a a. m; daily 215 and 46O p. m.
Sunday only. 8.06 a. IN.
For further Informal ton passengers are
referred 10 the ticket agent at the sta
ton.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1901-04-29
New Ritual at Asbury.

Twenty-Five persons were read in
on probation az per the new ritual
in Asbury NJ. e. Church Yesterday
morning. Three united by letter.
four protested faith in the evening
and joined. Commander Gardner
preached in the morning. People
were turned away IN the evening
because OF a lack of accommodation.
Later the infant room was thrown
open to the people and a number
were given seats. The meetings
will continue every night this week
except Saturday.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1901-04-29
REDUCED ON! WAY SECOND CLASS
RATES TO The WEST ViAE Il o. RR

Every Tuesday until April 30th inclu'
ive the B. 6 o. Il. X. Co., will soil SEQ
ond class Settlers and Coonists tick ats to
the West at greatly reduced rates Col
onists tickets will DO soll to Ariaona, Cal
ifornia Mexico. Nevada, New Mexico and
Texas points Fares to California points
will be sl55o For particulars write or
Apply to II. A Miller p. A., Delaware
Ave- StG ion Whining on, Del.