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Evening journal., 1910-03-14
PRNPOSAIS

& EAT.ED PROPOSALS WILL BE RE
the Levy Court of New Castle county.
Delaware. at the Court House. IN WI
mington. until ~ o'clock. noon. on the
Twenty-second daN OF March, 1910. for two
automobiles, one to be a seven passenger
car and the other to be either a runabout
with two rumble seats or q hve-passen-
ger car. both complete with a full lamp
and tool equipment, top, Top cover glass
front. speedometer. presto light gas tank
tStyle ID, with necessary gas piping. dou-
bic brass tire irons. one set Weed chains.
two extra tubes. two extra castings. and a
klaXon or Jones Horn. Each bidder must
fully describe the machines he proposes
to furnish and the equipment 10 accom-
pany them. Both machines 20 be deliv-
cred in the city OF Wilmington at such
place as shall be designated by the Levy
Court and full Instructions are to he
given as TO the care and operation OF
them. This advertisement shall be con
necessary for the guidance OF bidders.
The right TO reject any or all bids 1,
expressly reserved.
SAMUEL J. DENNIsoN.
Mars-l0t NO. l02 East Fifth 81
L at the County Engineers once
Court House. Wilmington, Del, up 10 Il
o oclock. noon March Is, 1910 for
mounted stone crusher Of the capacity o.
$50 tons per day OF ten hours, includinl
elevator, screens and bins. The said 4
be delivered at some railroad station II
Brandywine Hundred.
JAMES WILSON.
MARI eod.-6t. County Engineer
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PROCLAMATION

ARB6R. AND BIRD DAY PRocLXM-
, That the Importance Of this day may ho
porne In mind. and that public sentiment
az the awakening OF Spring may be re-
Ireshed and Increased concerning the care
ana cultivation OF trees and shrubs and
the protection OF birds.
l. Simeon s. pennewiil Governor of the
state OF Delaware do hereby designate
Friday, the first day Of April A. d.. 1910,
ARBOR AND BIRD DAY;
and do recommend that this day be OBJ
served by all citizens who have a tender
regard for trees and birds. and especially
by all educational Institutions. by plant
ing trees and shrubs on school grounds.
m pubic and private parks. along the
highways and In neglected places. and by
appropriate exercises. The object being
not only 70 beautify these places. but TO
promote the study of arboriculture. and
to cultivate proper appreciation Of birds
and trees
IN TESTIMONY WHEREOF
], Simeon S. Pennewill. Governor
Of the State of Delaware. have
hereunto set my hand and caused
the Great Seal OF the State TO be
hereto affixed, at Dover. this the
lSEAL) eleventh day of March. in the
year Of our Lord one thousand
nine hundred and ten. and the
year of the Independence Of the
United States OF America the one
hundred and thirty-fourth.
SIMEON 3. PENNEWILL.
BY the Governor:
WILLIAM r .sMGTHERs.
Marl4-lt. Secretary OF state
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FILE CIRCUMSTANCES
AGAINST SALOON MEN

The Law and order Society this after
noon will file remonstrances against nine
saloon keepers who have made applica-
ton to the present term Of court for IL
censes
The remonstrances win be filed against
James J. Wright and John Ries, Of New
Castle In this city the places attacked
are those of Alfred L. Ainscow, James B.
Hasson. James j. Kane. Aaron Halodsky,
John Quincy Adams and Jacob MarowslSy.
II Is alleged i'm some Of the remonstrances
that the screen law is being VIC ated. In
two other cases it is alleged that a whole
sac and retail license, both held by one
house are being used contrary to the law
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MUST
PRODUCE BOOKS

TRENTON. y. j., March 14.-What
is considered a severe blow to corpora
tions regarding secrecy as one of the
essentials OF their business was struck
here tday when Justice Swayze filed
in the Supreme Court an opinion an
nouncing that he will sign the order
applied for by Prosecutor Pierre Gar
We, Of Hudson county. compelling Ar
mour & Company. the National Packing
Company and Morris & Company TO
produce their books before the Hudson
county grand jury which is probing the
cold storage plants i'm that county.
The investigation is the result of
the agitation over the cost of high liv-
ing.
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GROUND HOG
TIME IS UP, BUT

Winter is traditionally over. Officially,
it has a week or more to run, and ac-
tually, perhaps several weeks. With
the winding up of the groundhog' s
time, tradition says we may expect
spring to get right on the job.
The weatherman, who never did like
the grounding. knocked him again to-
day.
His time is up, is it? Well, there is
a cold wave coming tonight. and the
temperature is going below freezing,
no said.
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REAL EsTATE-FoR SALE.
EOR .SATEPARTfAL LIST
tN'N DAAE OF BARGAINS.
POSSESSION GIVEN SOON,


Delaware Ave, near Riverview. 10 rooms
Two baths, extra large porch. large lot
SIS and S29 Van Buren, 81, each II rooms.
bath.
2o5 W 25th ST.. z rooms. beth: win ex-
change for larger.
1909 W. seventh ST. rooms. bath, new.
ell and 1915 Clayton st., each rooms.
bath.
1905 Market ST.. li rooms. bath. lot eexlse.
suitable for a club, institution or apart
mcnts.
ao2-oi Monroe ST.. each. s rooms, bath,
iooo-2loo-o2 Jenerson ST.. each rooms.
bath. new.
so9-sgiand iois Tatuan ST.. suitable for
6le-6sO Jenerson st.. each rooms. bath
oOi and SOC Orange ST.. suitable ior BUSH
ness.
iole W Third ST.. rooms bath, corner
$50 and iOi6 KirlSwood St. each z rooms,
bath.
5ls ana COS e. Tenth street each rooms
e22 y, 22nd ST. rooms. bath.
stverside rooms all city conyeniences
Gordon Heights. il rooms. bath. heater
Holly oak, 8 rooms. bath. large lot.
Elsmore. rooms largo lot
/ Richardson Park, rooms, bath, larg,
Bungalows. cedars. near Brandywlnl
Springs.
25-acre truck and poultry farm: good
buildings I mile Of Stanton, possession
March 25.
l5e-acre farm az Yorklyn, possession
! March o.
i5-acre truck and poultry farm liA mil
| OF Centrevillc. possession
ibi-acre farm. " mile OF Yeatmnu station
! 4 miles OF Newark. possession March q
Many good business locations ali owe
the city.
Many other modern houses: some new
on easy terms. and investment nrOr
critics good nayers
Several other fine productive farms an
country residences. near city; all sizes
Desirable building lots. both city an
suburban. al sacrifice price
4 Renting speciality.
E O. c.. GOODEN. $50 Market st.
, Real Estate. Mortgages and Insuranc
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COL. ROOSEVELT
AT KHARTOUM

P KHARTOUN, March 14-Colonel
Roosevelt, dressed in his now famous
khaki hunting suit. made triumphal
entry into Khartoum this afternoon at
4.30 o'clock
At his own request there was no Of
fetal "public display" but thousands
gathered at the river front and cheer
ed the steamer and its noted passenger
as the vessel flying the stars and
stripes and the British and Egyptian
flags, steamed almost TO the very steps
of Siradr Wingate's palace, where the
Roosevelt party disembarked
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MINERS In Big
CONVENTION

CINCINNATI. o., March 14.-Mem-
bers of the United Mine Workers and
of Amreica are flocking here for the
special convention tomorrow which
viii decide whether 100000 miners are
I be plunged<into an industrial war or
will resume labor under improved con-
ditions for two years
The miners are asking S1.00 per ton
for each ton OF coal mined, an in
crease Of ten cents a ton. the product
to be weighed before screening. on
what they term a run Of mine basis. I"
They also ask an eight hour day and
Saturday half holiday.
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SUPREME COURT TO
HEAR HERKES APPEAL

BY I0iIed Iress ileHsed snerInI Wiz
WASHINGTON, March 14--Attorneys
for Charles r. HeilSe. former secretary
of the Sugar Trust" won a decisive
victory in the Supreme Court of the
United States when that tribunal to-
day denied the motion made by the
Government to set aside the irder of
Justice Lurton bringing the case before
the highest court and granted permis-
sion TO HeilSe's counsel to file a petit
ton for writ of mandamus directed
at Judge Martin o fthe New York
court.
Heike was recently indicted in con-
nection with the customs weighing
frauds
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Hold uo charo. Aoainst Him.

Charged with having been drunk and
disorderly. Thomas Pategio. a South
American. was arraigned in City Court
this morning. Patrolman Zebley said
Pategio on Saturday night at Fourth
and Market streets, refused to move
when requested and became imperti-
nent. Pategio said he didn't mean TO be
disorderly. The charge was held un.
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NO SETTLEMENT YET
AT SOUTH BETHLEHEM

SOUTH BETHLEHEM. March A.
With the company asserting that more
than half OF its men have returned to
work and the union leaders saying just
as positively that they are getting
more men out every hour. the fortieth
day Of the Bethlehem Steel Company
strike dawned with the situation prac-
tically unchanged.
Various methods have been used by
the leaders to bring the strike TO a
clase. but all have failed.
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nTIPp KNOX AN AUTO SALESMAN

BY United Press Leased SpeclaI WIG.
PROVIDENCE, r.. L, March 14.-Phil-
anderC Knox. Jr, known to his inti-
mates as Tip" who lost the support of
his father by running away with, and
marrying May Boiler Providence girl,
wento work to-day. He has job with
a local autobobfe firm as demonstrators
and salesman and says he win have no
trouble maxim ga living for himself and
wife.
"And dad will get over it soon and
smile" he said to-day.
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MOI TCFS

NT0TfcE~AFTER MARCH 5TH, MISS
oonneefions MS teacher Of piano with the
Sternberg School OF Music. and viii open
n studio at g03 Van Buren, street d. a
a phone 2iif-D Mar4-lmo-m. VT.
Al OTICE-I HAVE PURCHASED THE
~ grocery store Of Mrs. wharton COR
nor Fifth and Monroe streets.
Nfari2-8t MRS ANNIE GREEN.
1T OTICE-THE ANNUAL MEETING
N of the Delaware Hospital VIII be held
.ot z o'clock p m All persons who have
al any time contributed 100000 TO the
funds OF the Hospital. and al annual
subscribers to the amount OF SoW are
members OF the corporation.
NVM. r. BANCROFT, Sec.
wilmington, Del. Srd mo, 10th, 1910
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BEGIN EXAMS.
in FEW DAYS
Physicians About Ready To
Start Work Among School
Children

Physical examination Of the public
school children of this city will be
in progress within a day or two. The
cards to be filed out by the examining
physicians and dentists, were filed in
to-day by the teachers with the names,
height and weight of the children, and
it is expected that the examination
viii start in earnest tomorrow.
DIR. II. G. Buckmaster, chairman OF
the health committee OF the Board of
Education, said to-day that no time
for beginning the work had been set
for the physicians who volunteered to
make the examinations at the various
schools, and he supposed they would
make the examination any time this
week. first making arrangements with
the principals Of the schools before
appearing 10 do the work.
An additional 1000 cards were order
ed printed to-day, tho supply furnished
by the printer having been exhausted
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N(iTIcE
WAfiTrD

VIZ STisf~ f~FfIRNfTTRF or ALL
w kinds. highest prizes paid for part
or entire households. Hotels restaurants.
Office fixtures, roll top desks safes
a speciality. All kinds OF stoves and car-
peta sold or exchanged Secondhand
tools bought. Good secondhand clothes
bought Overcoats and pants a speciality
Bring your Raw Furs to us.
Phone Delmarvia no. 28i3
CHARLES S. HIRIOCk,
T0n7-tf Seventh and Poplar SITS
XVANTED-1000 CARPETS TO CLEAN
w storage rooms for rent Sl.b0 and s
per month Both phones.
GEO. +. LANG CO.. 1905 Orange st
TTah14-fF
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High School opening Exercises.

At the week opening exercises OF the
High School this morning Ellen G
Pritchett recited. "A Woman's Qualih-
cations for Business" and Hester Lack
len and Mildred Gooding recited sun
shine"
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Favorable Report on Statehood Bill,

BY United Press Leased Special Wire.
WASHINGTON, March H.-The Senate
bill providing for the admission Of Arizona
and New Mexico as separate States was
to-day favorably reported to the Senate
from the committee on territories by SEN
ator Beveridge (Republican. Indiana. and
was placed on calendar
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To Repeat Entertainment.

. "The Village Post Office" the comic
dialogue given by the members of
Eastlake NJ. f. Church on March s and
10th. proved 10 be such a success that
it will be repeated tomorrow even
ing by request.
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GAS KILLS MOTHER AND CHILD

LONG BRANCH, n. j., March "a
Mrs. Eva Volovick. S5 years old. and
her five weeks old daughter Ruby, were
asphyxiated by Illuminating gas at the
Tannebaum Hotel her today. Death
was due to accident.
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Prsaohers Didn't Meet.

Preachers Association this morning
the members having deferred meeting
until the Monday after the Annual
Conference.
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EstahIished 1866.

Established 1865.
STlDHAM g. SON, AUcTloNEERs,
Calls Sales Of Real Estate and Per-
sonal Property in City or Country.
Terms Reasonable. Forty-five years
of Auctioneering is our Record.
STlDHAM g. SON.
D. g. A. Phone 535 III East 4th ST.
4-1St.
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pTIpI
rs
d UBLIC SALE OF
VALUABLE STOCK

A[O fADlaLl = YIN
WIN be sold at public sale al Hnre's
Corner Hotel one and one-half miles
from New Castle on the Delaware r. r.,
ON THURSDAY,
THE lIrH DAY OF MARCH. 1910
az O'Clock a. m. sharp
Fifty head home raised horses colts
and mules the majority OF them ahe first
class drivers and workers. one pair
mules one odd mule. hfty head home
raised cattle, twenty-five milch COWS.
some with calves by their side. few
milking, the balance springers several
Guernseys In the lot heavy mixers; ten
stock bulls. one yoke OF oxen, the ball
ance are he'fers. six brood sows and "a
lot OF shoats and pigs Also 500 bush-
els OF corn corn on the cob ANY one I'm
need Of horses. colts or cattle can got
suited as they are all wel-bred and good
prospects and Wilks stock, an are sound
and an right I'm every way except a few
at beginning OF sale. N there Us any.
thing wrong with any OF the horses will
tell you on day OF sale Must be as rep.
resented on day OF sale
+. S.-Wlll sell cattle In morning horses
In afternoon. II a stormy dag. will sell
ON the 18th. Come early and spend IN,
day with us
TERMS OF sALE-On an sums OF ss
or less cash will be required. on all suml
over that amount credit Of six month,
VIII be given with approved security, IN
terest added.
Teams will meet trains. iroleys or
hoats, North and South az New castle
w. s. BURRIS
Geo. T.. Davis and VIM. n Lank Aucts
X. IT, Cam, clerk. Mari012 IA
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To Sleep. Psrohanoe to Dream.

Mr.. Boreham (who has stayed an
hour and talked about himself the
whole timel-Yes; I'm sorry TO say I'm
a martyr 10 insomnia. I've tried ev-
erything. but l cannot get TO sleep at
night
Hostess (sweetlyl-Oh, but i can tell
you q very simple remedy. You should
talk to yourself-after going to bed.
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'EASTER SEA TRIPS

Baltimore to
Savannah and return .SlS.oO
Jacksonville and return .$21.oo
including meals and stateroom ac-
commodations on steamer.
Merchants and Miners Trans.
Co., will sell tickets for sailings
of March 21st and 23rd. good re-
turning within 10 days from date
Of sale.
Secure tickets and reservations early
w. z. Turner, p. n. NJ. Baltimore, Nd.
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EXECuTOR,S SALE-
\ NECITOR'S SAIE On

II HOUSEHOLD GOODS
and willow ware, dishes will be sold at
the late residence of Catha-ine J. Jack
son. In the village Of Heckessin. Del.
on WEDNESDAY. MARCH 10th, 1910. at
one o'clock p. m.
wAL p. TAYLOR.
Executor OF Catharine 1. Jackson.
Mar12-St
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ROOMS FOR kF.NT

~ ijS-S, 80 \ = 80 i, =, i,
" Philadelphia. Rooms .5c, 35c, 80
-tlemeu only. api-H-lv
TOR RENT = FURNISHED ROOM.
with board. ZOE West street.
MarS-6t.
EOR RENT-ROOMs FOR LIGHT
housekeeping. POI East Fifth street
Marl2-irnO.
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DISSOLUTION NoTICE:

DA5N'Nf - : a -. - = - : - y. !. -
TENTLEMAN 90, JUDGE. COMFORT
" able would marry. J-Box 30; Lea League
STATE OF DELAWARE
OFFICE OF SECRETARY OF STATE
CERTIFICATE OF DISSOLUTlON
TO ALL TO WHOM THESE PRESENTS
MAY COME, GREETING;
Whereas. IL appears TO my satisfaction
by duly authenticated record Of the pro-
ceedings FOR the voluntary dissolution
thereof, by the consent Of all the stock
holders deposited IA my Office. the S. u.
Iszard Company. a corporation OF this
state whose principal office Is situated
at No COS Market street, In the city or
Wilmington. county OF New Castle, stale
of Delaware, has compiled with the re-
erai era, eSiS,Iss Corporation Law" amended ana ap-
proved March z. A. d. 1901, amended and
ana approved March p. A. D.. 1905. amen
ded and approved March ~ a; D. lsj.'
ID. 1909. preliminary to the Issuing OF
TINS CERTIFICATE OF DISSOLUTION.
Now therefore. 1. William T. Smithers'
Secretary OF state Of the state of Della
ware. do hereby certify that the said cor
coration did on the seyenteenth Gay OF
/ February, a. D. 1910. flle IN the Office a
duly executed and attested consent IN
/ writing. TO the dissolution OF said corpo-
ration executed hy an the stockholders
thereof which said consent and the rec
ords of the proceedings aforesaid, are now
on file I'm my said office as provided ps
law. .,,,e,r,,,o.,.v vvprpror
have hereunto set my hand and
official seal at Dover this seven
| (SEAL) teenth day of February IA ths
year of our Lord one thousand
nine hundred and ten.
WILLIAM r. SMITHERS
/ Feb21 2S- S-Afar7.14 Secretary OF state
Evening journal., 1910-03-14

William ]. Abrahams. Theodore
PfefNr and Alexander Abrahams spent
Saturday and Sunday in Philadelphia.
Evening journal., 1910-03-14

EOR sALE-ROsECOMB. r. I. REDS
and Barred Rock Eggs.
W. ]. MARTIN. 90S W. Seventh St.
AlarI-eod-1mo.
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F. w. DAVIS & CO,
Milford, Del.

EOR sALE-TWO NEW MODERN
L two-story houses. si9 Clayton street.
8 rooms and bath. 1902 Clayton street.
rooms and bath. For further informa-
ton see HARRY S. LYNCH. Il5 ratnall
street. Fehl6-eod-tt.
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FOR SALE

HOR STAKEHOLDER, ENGINE jack
II Cd Kettle. lard press, No. o. Enterprise,
no 3, Silent cutter. sausage stufter, l
steam pump. track scales and track troll
ley hook. etc Call evenings or Sunday.
MELLOTT Elsmere, Del
Mar9-3t-cod
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FOR SALE.
FIFTY BARREL
ROLLER
FLOUR MILL

Situated IN the business section or Tho
town OF Milford, Delaware. Mil stands
within a few yards Of our river. Has
output for all -four and feed it gan man
ufacture. Was built by Wolf g. Co Has
four stands Of rolls, gyrltor and receit-
ing separator The building IS three
story brick and frame Building ana
machinery IN good condition Here Is an
opportunity for the right man 10 make
some money. The reason for selling i5
because other business claims our at
tentiOn at this time. For further par
ticulers, address
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AfAsA w fAAN I + if--I r. lNl - l. r
w ANTED - EXPERiENCED STENO-
w graphcr, $40 per week Must give
references. Address MO. Evening Jour
nal Ofhce Mare-6t
NKyANTED-G1RL FOR GENERAL
w housework. 81 per week Apply MRS
JOHN W. NORRIS, Eighteenth and
washington streets. Mar3-6t
XK1ANTED-GlRLS FOR dOUSEWORk,
w cooks, chamhermaids, colored half
grown girl. 500 Madison st.
Marlf-2t.
w ANTED-GtRL FOR GENERAL
w housewurk. wages $3.50; no washing.
1905 West street Marif-lt
INEXPERIENCED OPERATORS AND
- learners on all branches OF men =
shirt making Paid while learning. APP
ply $. y. Cor Fifth and French streets.
Marli.1511
A NEAT COLORED GIRL WANTS A
- place as cook or chambermald. APP
ply at No. 105 Buttonwood street
C1RL FOR GENERAL HOUsEWORK.
" no washing or ironing
MariA.lt 1901 Delaware avenue.
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HEIp lVANTEn--MALE

MEN WANTEfS~T6 PREPXRE F0ft
~ Railway Mail Customs and Postof-
flee Examinations. 5000 to $780, Prepara-
tion free. Write for schedule showing
~-M, Rochester. N. Y. Feb25-1mo.
NJANTED-ENP SHIPPING
clerk. $40 per week Must give
relcronces Address N-l2, Evening Jour
nal Ohice Mar9-6t
WANTED-FARMER, WITH SMALL
family TO work on shares. 90 acres,
near Centrevillc and furnish stock. EN-
perience and good reference required.
" l.. NICHOLS
Highlands, Wilmington. Del
Mari-m- W-f-6t
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REGISTERS ORDERS
DrGIsTFR's ORpFR.


2 EG1STER'S ORDER.
New Castle Co, Del, March 2nd, 1910.
RSn 'Re fPpnfsom pb M9 s9ee Reensrd any
Beste, late Of Wilmington. Hun
dred. in. said county, deceased Il =
Srdere and ,. dirsSted ,St BY the Regs
aforesaid give notice OF granting ~ Let
ters Of Admirlatration upon he estate
of the detSased. with the date of granting
thereof, by causing advert'some nts 10 be
posted within forty days from the date
OF such Letters IN six Of the most pub
lie places Of the County OF New Castle
agninst the estate 20 present the same
or abide by an act OF Assembly In such
case made and provided; and also cause
tne same 70 be Inserted within the same
pc eiod In the Evening Journal, a news
paper published IN Wilmington. Del, ard
70 be continued therein three weeks
Gwen under TIE hand and seal
OF ofiice OF the Regls'c CT OF Wills
,srA,, aatoresaid, at Wnrnington. In New
(SEAIO Castle County aforesaid, the day
and year above written.
FRANCIS NJ. WALKER.
Register " wits.
NOTICE.
Notice Is hereby given that letters Tes-
tamentary were In due form or law grant
cd unto the undersigned, ON the Second
DAY or March A; ID. 1910 and that all per-
the deceased must present the same duly
attested. 10 the said Executrices on OF
before the Second day Of March, A. u,
1911, OF abide the Act of Assembly IN such
case made and provided.
MARY BESTE,
NAME BESTE.
Address. George Lodge Esq, Attorney.
at Law. Wilmington. Del
Mari-eod-9t.
| y EGisTERs ORDER.
~ Office of the Regirfer OF Wills.
New Castle Co. Del. March 9th. 1910.
] Upon the application OF Flora G. Wills
cum teatamento anneNo, Administrator,
Of Franklin X. Wills, late OF Wilmington
| hundred, In said county, deceased, It i'
ordered and directed by the Register o
] Wills that the Administrators aforesai,
give notice Of granting of Letters OF Ad
ministratlon c. T. A, upon the estate O
| the decreased. with the date OF grantlnl
| thereof. by causing advertisements tC
be posted within forty days from tn
/ date OF such Letters In si, OF the mos
public places OF the COUNTY OF New Cas-
tle requiring all persons having de
mands against the estate &c present tn
same. or abide by an act Of Assembly Il
cause the same e' to ' be Inserted l,b within tn M
Z same period IN the Evening Journal
newspaper published in Wilmington. Del
and 70 be continued therein three week
Given under the hand and cen
OF ONCE OF the Register OF win
49,. hioitshl1, az WlnlnbtQni IN NeA
(SEAl) Castle County aforesaid the da
and year above written
FRANCIS NJ. WALKER.
Register Of Wills
NOTICE
Notice Is hereby given that letter
OF Administration cum testamento an
neNo were IN due form OF law granite
unto the undersigned. on the Ninth da
Of March. A. D. 1910 and that all person
having claims against the estate OF IN
. deceased must present the same. duly al
, tested TO the said Administrators q. 4
A., on or before the Ninth day OF Marcl
1911. or abide the Act OF Assembly In sue
case made and provided.
FLORA G.. WILLS.
Adminstrntrix G. 4. :
Address Reuben Satterthwait Jr., A
. torney-at1aw, Wilmington. Delaware.
/ Mari l-qt-eOd
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DOR NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. S e.
L White Leghorn eggs, 800 per 10; 500
per 100 j. ALNAN NEW IL \.
Phone 559l-R Marshallton, Del
Mari2-6t.
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Even In the Air.

First Blrd-Herc comes one Of those
aeroplanes.
Second Blrd-Let's ny away. I
can't bear the smell Of the nasty gaso-
line they use.