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Evening journal., 1912-03-09
ESTATE, !l.,. OF r.. JAMES d. CLARK.
ADMINISTRATORS SALE.

A DMINIsrRAToR's SALE OF REAL
n ESTATEi
BY virtue Of an order Of the Orphans
Court will be exposed 70 sale az Public
Vcnduc,
ON WEDNESDAY, MARCH 18TH, 1919.
at 10 o clock a. M,
At the County Court House in the City
Of Wilmington, the following described Real
Estate, late Of Robert Worthington, decess.
ed. to-wit:
All that certain real estate situate in the
City OF Wilmington;
No. l. BEING lots Nos. 10 and 90 in Sec
tion rs with the two story franc dwelling
thereon erected on tho Northcasterly side of
Twenty ninth street at the distance Of one
hundred feet Northwesterly from the North.
westerly side Of jefferson street: having
front on Jefferson street Of fifty feet and
q depth Of 1s3 feet.
No. ?. Being lot No. g. in section 1G:
ON the Northuesterly side Of Jefferson street
at the distance Of hfty.einht feet Northeast.
erly from the Northeastcrly side Of Twenty.
ninth street, having front on Jefferson
street Of tweniy.hve feet, and a depth Of
one hundred feet.
Attendance will be given and terms made
known by.
JAMES r. CHANDLER. Administrator Of
Estate Of Robert Worthington deceased. OF
by Frank l.. speakman, his attorney.
Attest;--loseph q. Jolls CLERKS o. {.
Wilmington, Delaware, February 20, 1914.
mao
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PROCLAMATION.
ARBOR AND BIRD DAY
pnpgI.AMAVtON.

PROCLAMATION.
After tho disappearance OF the blanket OF
snow which has covered mother earth Tor so
long a period. we nro reminded that tue va
rious trees and shrubs will soon put iorth
their buds and blossoms and the song OF the
birds will again be heard.
In order that we may fully appreciate tho
benefits 20 be derived from these messengers
Of spring. and the attention when should DO
given TO their care and protection
!. Simeon S. Pennewih. Governor OF the
State Of Delaware. do hcreby designate
FRIDAY, MARCH 10Th A. ID. 1919,
AS
ARBoR AND BIRD DAY
and do request that this day be observed by
All public schools private schools, colleges
and other institutions, by the planting OF
trees. tho adornmcnt Of tho schools and pub
lie grounds and suitable exercises, having
for their object the advancement OF tho study
or arbor culture and the promotion Of the
spirit Of protection 10 birds and trees.
IN TESTIMONY WHEREOF, !,
Simeon s. Penncwill. Governor OF
the state Of Delaware, have here
unto set my hand and caused the
Great Seal Of the State 90 be hero'
unto afhxcd, az Dover, this seventh
(SEAL) day OF March, In the year Of our
Lord one thousand nine hundred
and twelve, and in tho year Of the
independence Of the United States
Of America, the one hundred and
thrty-siNth.
BY the Governor; SIMEON S. PENNEWiLL.
Charles S. Richards, Secretary Of State.
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TO IMPROVE ANOTHER
CENTRAL PROPERTY

Plans will shortly be prepared for
improvements to the three story build
in, at the southeast corner Sixth and
Shipley streets now occupied by BEN
jamin L. Rawnsley as a cigar factory,
and Deakynes Cafe. This was an
nounced today by w. F. Fisher agent
for the building. which Is owned by
the Hulley estate. of Philadelphia.
Mr.. Fisher denied today a rumor
that the property had been sold al
though he said there were two pros
pective purchasers for It and unless
it was sold before June, the building
would be improved. The improve
ments would consist of the addition
of two additional floors. These will
be rented as lodge rooms or Offices
It is understood a price of $4,000 has
been placed on the property.
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IMPROVING THE
COMMERCIAL HOTEL

Extensive improvements are being
made by James Nolan TO his CONNER
cial Hotel. No 2O5 Market street,
well-known downtown hostelry. Mr.,
Nolan has had painters, paperhangsrs,
electricians and carpenters busy for
some time making the changes The
improvements are about completed,
and the cafe on the first floor is now
one of the best appearing and equip
ped i'm the city, including oyster and
lunch bar. In addition to the i'm
provements 20 the lower floor, Mr..
Nolan has had the entire house wired
and electric lights placed I'm every
room in the building
Mr.. Nolan is an ardent advocate
of the DUPONT Boulevard and thinks
it should go through the city by way
of Market street. He says he would
be willing 20 sacrifice sixty feet Of
his property at ground value only,
TO bring the boulevard in. If It is
not advisable that Market street
should be selected. Mr.. Nolan makes
the suggestion that the old Second
street market house be razed and the
boulevard turn in that street and go
up King street.
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BrOwnson End.
INDOOR SPORTS
NEAR THE END

With the advent Of spring all in
door sport will cease and the athletics
will soon respond TO the call for out
door training. The indoor season has
been good, especially in basketball.
The BrownsOn five closed the season
with the fastest organization in its
history. Their victory over the Phila-
dclphia team last evening being a
triumph to their colors.
Indoor rifle practice among the SOL
diers of the Delaware Militia has been
good and Company II. the indoor
champions, will soon be called on to
defend their title on the outdoor
ranges.
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REMOpEL sTEINLE sTORE.

Bids we're opened at the offices of
f. l., Rice, Jr., and Company, archi-
tects. Thursday afternoon for alter
ations and additions to the building
occupied by f. II. Steinle. at Seventh
and King streets. j.. Nutter was the
lowest bidder. his price being s4,S4l,
but no award has been made as yet.
The dimensions OF the store will be
extended to afford room for an ice
cream manufacturing establishment
and a cake bakery. A new bay win
dow will be built on the Seventh
street side.
improvements will be added to the
dwelling in the shape OF two bath
rooms. an up-to-date kitchen and a
laundry Modern heating and plumb
ing will be installed throughout. and
hot water will be provided. In the
rear of the building will be a porch
and clothes fiat Also the old part
of the building is to be generally re-
modelled
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NICHOLS IS NEW
FLORIDA GOLF CHAMP

PALM BEACH, Fla, March o.
Gilbert Nichols is tie new golf cham
pion of Florida. replacing Alexander
Smith, who won the event in 1911.
Nichols scored phenomenally in his
morning round. recording a 33. which
is four strokes better than the best
previous professional record and only
one stroke over , mark set up by
w. J. Travis when he scored his
wonderful So. He holed a l on the
tenth hole. which is ninety-five yards
tom" Mcnamara and Fred Nc
Leod tied for second and third place
with a total of 1856. and tom" Ander-
son. with 1873. took fourth prize.
Nichols gets the cash prize of $3.50
for first place, and the next two divide
$3.50. All the professionals won
money and there were fifteen cash
prizes.
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LARGE PROPERTY
TRANSFERS THIS WEEK

Included in the list of property
transfers recorded at the Office of the
City Registry Clerk since Wednesday
of this week. are several expensive
pieces of real estate. The most inn
portant is the transfer of considera-
bic land in the vicinity of Eighth
street and Groenhill avenue, acquir-
cd by the Wawaset Park Company
the value Of which, as recorded. is
$2S.000.
The transfer Of the Springer prop
erty at the northeast corner of Sew
enth and Market streets TO Frank b..
Turner, for $4,000, also was re-
corded.
A complete list Of transfers fol-
low:
Eleanor r. Wiley to George c. Hut
ton. No. 1891 Washington street,
$500.
Willard Salisbury and Thomas II.
Burwell TO Wawasct Park Company,
north side of Eighth street, extended,
between Woodlawn and Greenhill
avenues, 320 feet east of Greenhill
avenue and SIS feet west of Union
street. $4,000
John L. Keenan, and William A..
Mahoney TO Wawaset Park Company,
north side of Eighth street, 762 feet
west Of Woodlawn avenue, $4,000.
Lewis w. Jordon to Maggie E, Bar
ker, east side of Pine street, 200 feet
north of Eleventh street, $500.
Frank r. Zebley to Robert S. Perry
and wife, No. 6O2 Concord avenue,
S41O0.
Mary Eliza and Henry NJ Taylor.
executors of Franklin Taylor, north
west corner Tenth and Broome
streets. $1,000.
George e. Bennett TO George II.
Huber, cast side of Madison street
162 feet north of Second street,
$3.50.
Kentmere Land Company to Will
liam Coyne, cast side of WOOdlaWn
avenue. 125 feet south Of Gilpin ave-
nue., S93750.
Carroll w. Griffith to James Lally,
northeast side of Twenty-htth street
14S feet southeast Of Market street
$1,000
william Albert Abrams TO Caleb r.
Burchenal, No. $50 Wilson street,
Charles f. Anderson to Samuel II
Reed north side OF WlncheStei. raw
i29 feet east of Tatnall street.
S2S50
Willard Springer to Frank B. Tur-
ner, northeast corner Seventh ana
Market streets, S4S.O00
Charles b. Dougherty to Bridget
Connel, No. 21S Harrison street
81 900. The same property back &c
Dougherty. same consideration.
Sarah Balfour to Annie T. Cromp.
ton, east side of Jefferson street "a
feet north Of Eighth street, $4,000.
John ]. Monaghan to William j
Ouieley. east side of Clayton street
As feet north Of Fifth street $4,000
Christian Frederick to Catherine
Tulley. west side of Harrison street
go feet south of Oak street, S4OO.
Mary Ann Truitt to Mary Eta Nc
Daniel, No. 915 West Seventh street
$4,000.
Charles W. Bush TO Isaac P. Cook
northeast corner Second and Scot
streets, S2750
Mary A. Cook to Charles w. Bush
the same property, S2750.
Charles r. Porter TO Alice T. Davi
Rumford, No. 1901 Jefferson street
! S2,5O0.
Francis +. Rumford to Charles I
/ Porter. No. 1901 jefferson stree
$500. The same property from Wi
liam p. Sharpless' administrator
/ Preston Thomas to Francis Z. Run
ford, $500.
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ELLWERT GETS 664
PINS IN INDIVIDUAL
By The United Press.

BY The InltCd PreSs.
CHICAGO. March Billy ELL
vert, the lion of Toledo is the hero
of the American Bowling Congress
tournament here today. following his
championship work in the individual
events yesterday when he knocked
down 664 pins and took the lead in
the singles,
Among thoss who will appear in
the individual events will be Judge"
George B. Howard. of Chicago, presi-
dent-elect of the Congress.
In the five-men event. Krantz's Old
Dutch team Toledo led with 2,743 and
in the two-men event Swanson and
Sallader. Chicago. retain the lead
With 1.226.
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PREPARES PLANS
FOR FINE HOUSES

William Draper Brinckle. architect,
has completed the plans Of a $4,000
residence for T. B. Williamson, OF
Mount Vernon. Missouri.
He also has partly completed the
plans of $4,000 house to be erected
for Alfred h. Moore. of the firm OF
Gibbons and Moore, at Seventeenth
and Greenhill avenue.
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FODDER FOR
FIGHT FANS
Moore Says He Needs No
Training to Clean Up
Moran
WsLGAST AGREES TO
TAKE MEXICAN ON

owen Morans manager was forced
to hunt up new supply sparring
partners for his protege today. Two
boxers have been so badly mauled by
the British lightweight that they left
his camp at Lakewood, n. J. Moran is
determined to come back and in con-
temptation of rough bout with Pal
Moore at the Fairmont A. c. next
Tuesday night. sails into his sparring
partners as though he was fighting for
the championship. He declared today
that he had never been in such fine
condition.
Moore is in training at Allenhurst.
He says he is in good enough shape
to meet Moran without more training
and promises to get the Englishman's
scalp.
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WANTED HOUSEHOLD GOODS.

TIE EXCHANGE 224.2e WEST SECOND
street buys everything in household
goods at tho highest cash prices. ID. & A.
phone 5373-A. f7.sm
r ERGER PAYS MORE THAN OTHER
dealers for your Office furniture and
household goods. You're losing money n
you don't sell TO him A postal will bring
our buyer there with the ready cash Berger.
srd and Shipley. d. & A. phone 5113-A.
f10.1m
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ROOFERS.

L SAAC 8. BULLOCK, TIN ROOFING
spouting and heater work, copper. brass
and galvanized work, si1 shipley St.
m2.1m
7 ARIEL AND COLE, ROOFING AND
Spouting, roof painting speciality
Substitution guaranteed. Estimates given.
s1s King 81. f2T.u
Xx1M. f. WILLIAMS co.
w SCI Orange ST., Roofing SpoutinR and
Heating, Metal and composition roofing.
Hot Air heating and ventilatiug. Repair.
ing promptly done. Phones. a2A.NY
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CHIROPODIST.

IcBIzABETH HANRAHAN, GRADUATE
- Fowler & Hanna, ltd. Chiropody aud
manicuring. 2i7-2is Ford Bldg. D. & A.
1904. Evening by appointment. fO.3m
MRS. ANNIE NJ. sCIIAETER, CHIRoPoDY
NA 922 Shipley St. Open Monday, Wed.
nesday and Friday evenings and Sunday
A. phone 1895. f24-Iy
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LADIES' TAILORS.

'--------s---------'----'s
C>oME EARLY, AND DON'T he DIsAP.
y POINTED. J. Rosen the ladies' tailor,
will make a limited number Of spring suits
for $1,000. (Skinner'a lininE) this il an
opportunity 20 save from $40 90 SIS on your
suit by placing your order before the busy
season. complete line Of spring samples
and styles 20 select from. Style, workmanship
and NJ guaranteed. d. and A. Phone 16s7D.
$50 Madison street. m7.im
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MUSICAL.

MUSICAL INSTRUMENTS OF ALL DE.
Ni scriptions, bought aud sold. Repairing
specially. Bows rehaired, i0c.. Sheet
music and orchestra selections. Catalogue
free on request. Old coins bought and sold.
Coin catalogue lee =. Z. G.. A. MiLANo.
20i W. sth ST., Wilmington, Del.
f22-1y
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TRANSPORTATION.
Wilson Line to Philadelphia

tAhit,.GkRS AND FREIGHT.
Leave tih 81. Wharf, Wilmington. daily
,nsiedlng es,a@ys q, Toy ana .o.so A. ~
Sundays only additional trips al TOO y. ~
Leave Chestnut 81, Wharf, PhiladalphlA
daily including Sundays at 1890 A. NJ,
Mondays only additional trips st 7.a0 A. NJ
FARES; Including Saturdays and sup.
days. Philadelphia excursion 25c--one way
i5c. Chester excursion f6c--one way Toe.
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HAULING.

sTFwNBT f,oWT TntNsTrR RFsf'
j. denco All Taylor street. Both phones.
Drlmorvia 1913; %. & a. 2aTt. Pianos ana
furniture moved and an kinds Of hauling
done. stable 5oe and 5ot East f1th St.
f2d.1m.cod
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,,.AKE NOTICE-HAVING SOLD MY
farm, situated in Chester Co, Pa, on
tho road leading from Fairville 20 Chadds
Ford, I will sell At public sale, on Monday,
March 18th, at ! o'clock. my entire flock OF
sunerior White Plymouth Rocks and White
Wyandottcs. portable colony houses, incuha-
tors. brooders universal hovers, horses,
COWS, farming implements, corn by the
huHhoi IN fact everything needed on hrst'
class farm. Also household and kitchen
furniture; all articles In hrst-ciass condition
and positively will be sold. 6 months credit
ma.15l6 !. W. MORROW
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FINANCIAL.
WE OFFER

$4,000 sprinseld (Mo) Railway & Light
Company First Lien Gold Per Gent Bonds
due 1926 cailable at 1O2 and interest.
Substantially a hrst lien on the entire pro-
perty. Net earnings more than Ia times
interest charges.
Sinking Fund retirsS 25 per cent. OF all
bonds issued.
Price ss and interest netting $40 per
cent.
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Public Sales, Notices, Business Cards
PROFESSIONAL.

MISS L. H. HITCHCOCK. a. NJ, GRAD.
NA UATE Of Pennsylvania Orthopedic,
Massage, Swedish gymnastica, Dieietics. Resi-
Adams street m2tts.1m
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MATCHMAKING


NJ HARRIS co. 12O126 MARKET.
4h Matchmaking and Jcwelry repairing az
IL regular prices. All work guaranteed for
two years. m6 8m
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Anheuser Busch's "Budweiser"
Book Beer on draught Saturday (to'
day) at Cassidy's, Seventh and
Shipley. First Of the seasons
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Anheuser Busch's "Budweiser'
Book Beer on draught Saturday Cto-
day. at Cassidy's, Seventh and
Shipley. First Of the seasons
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REGISTER,S NOTICE.
ESTATE or MARY y. SHEPPARD.
T. nlrftEAIln


ESTATE or MARY y. SHEPPARD.
II DECEASED.
Notice is hereby given that Letters o.
Administration upon the Estste Of Marv p
sheppard. late Of Wilmington Hundred, do
ceased. we're duly granted unto Philip !
Garrett on the goth day Of February A. d
1912 and all persons indebted to the said
deceased arc requested to make payment -
tho Administrator without delay, and all per
sons having demands against the deceased
are required 10 exhibit and present the same
duly probatcd TO the said Administrator Oh
or before tho 2sth day Of February. A. d.
1879. or abide by the law in this behalf
PHILLIP l.. GARRETT, Administration
Address Phillip l.. Garrett, Esq, Attorney.
atLaw, Wilmington, Del m2-9t.eod
ESTATE OF JAMES d. CLARK,
II DECEASED.
Notice is hereby given that Letters Tcs
tamentary upon the Estate Of james b
CLARK, late Of Red Lion Hundred deceased
we're duly granted unto Joseph n Reeves.
on the 23rd day Of February. A. d. 1919,
and all persons indebted 70 the said deceas.
ed are requested 70 make payment 20 the
Executor without delay, and al persons hav.
ing demands against the deceased are re.
quired 20 exhibit and present the same
duly probated 20 tho said Executor on or
before the 23d day Of February A. ID. 1918,
or abide BY the law in this behalf.
/ JOSEPH n. REEVES, Executor
Address Mr.. Joseph n. Reeves. Delawars
City. Del. f24ot-eod
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Jack Dillon. the Philadelphia light
weight, and Richly Ryan. a New York
scrapper will furnish the main bout
at the Sharkey Clubs boxing show in
New York tonight.
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MARTIN, TAILOR, T05 w. sTH sr.,
-. Cleaning, Dyeing. Pressing. Securing
repairing OF ladies' and gentlemen's cloth
ing. Work called for and delivered. ID
& A. Phone 40i6Di Automatic Phone 1926
i11-3m
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TAMoRS AND CLEANERS.

cSTANLEY sILKA. TAILOR.
y Work called for and delivered
Cleans, Presses, Dyes, Scoure and Repairs
Ladies' and Gents' Suits.
Remember the Placo-Ninth aud Pine SITS.
Del Phone 1865 Wilmington, Del.
m7.tm
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NroTICE-A MEETING OF WILMINGTON
IN Lodge, No. 307. 3. p. o. Elks, will be
held Monday evening, March II, 1912, al
3 O clock.
ma.2t wM. L. HAMANN, Secretary.
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PUBLIC SALE OF PER-
- sONAL PROPERTY. Hsv
ing sold my farm, on th'
HlS Aa.A road leading from Greenland
IN ~ 20 Mnltown, ] will sell o
NIL Public Sale ON Monday
NAozSMnA4 March 18th. 1912, az
O'Clock y. M. the following personal pro
pcrty. 10 wit: > head horses. 1 pair a
year old mules. 2 good milch cows 2J pair
chickens, ! stock bull and farming utensils
Of every description.
Terms Of snlc--All sums Of Sc5 and under.
cash; an over that amount credit Of b
months will be given by the purchaser Civ
ing q bankable note with an approved en-
dorser. on 2 per cent. will he allowed on
for cash on credit sums.
BERNARD DUROSS.
Price Dillworih, Auc
Ellis r. Hicks. Clerk. mo.12.1516
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NOTICES.

N1 oTfoE--I HAVE Resolved NY Law
N oaess to 7o5-7oe Equitable Building
Walter II. Hayes ute-tf
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Ad wolgast. lightweight champion.
has accepted the challenge Of Hugh
Michigan, lightweight chamion OF
Australia, for a 20-round contest and
the championship Of the world. VOL
CAST insists. however. on having a side
bet Of $4,000 before he puts his name
TO articles.
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PUBLIC SALE.


pUBLIC SALE-Or PERSONAL PROP.
erty James r. kilvington. on tho Betty
Farm near Grecnville, on kcnnett Pike. A
miles from Wilmington on Tuesday, March
i2, 1919, At 1 O'Clock, sharp. work and
driving horses. 12 head Of milk cows,
yearlinr hcifers, stock bulls, farm imple.
ments household goods, etc. months
credit. No interest, per cent. on ior
cash. mo'ot
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The day before his 20-round matcn
with Harlem Tommy Murphy hnds
Abe Attell. former featherweight
champion. the favorite in the betting
in spite Of his recent defeat by Johnny
Klbina hrdlu hrdlurdlu uu DIR mt
Kilbane. Odds are 10 to 2.
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Field gOaIs-Iianey, o. Burke, =;
McDonough. 1;Walsh. I Lohr. 2;
Armstrong. 1; Rumsey Magill. 2
Fouls-Burke. s; Armstrong, 6. Ref
eree-J Bradley. Timers--Russell
and Stevens.
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NOTICE is HEREBY GIVEN THAT.
IN THE Mayor and Council Of Whining.
ton" through the Board Of Directors Of the
street and Sewer Department will make
application 10 the Court Of General Sessions
/ on the Fourteenth day Of March A. d., 1912,
for the appointment Of commissioners 20 va
cate All that portion Of Ruth street begin
lniuR al a point on the northerly side Of Sec
ond street at the distance Of one hundred
atty feet, (i50 feet) westerly Of the westerly
aide OF clayton street. thence northerly par.
lallel 10 DUPONT and Clayton streets three
hundred seventy-hve feet four inches 1915
Ift. in) 20 tho southerly side Of Third
street; thence westerly along said side OF
Third street fifty feet $50 ft.) 10 a point,
said point being one hundred fifty I5O ~
feet casterly from the easterly side Of Du.
Pont street; thence southerly parallel 10
DUPONT and Clayton streets three hundred
and seventy. ave feet four inches (375 n.
in) 10 the said norihery side Of Second
street; thence thereby casterly slong said
side Of Second street fifty feet $50 IT, 20
the place Of beginning, containing about
eighteen thousand seven hundred sixty-six
and one.half square feet (16,766 IL "a. 10
more or less. The said Ruth street beinx
a public street OF the said city and public
road In Wilmington hundred.
BOARD OF DIRECTORS OF THE STREET
AND SEWER DEPARTMENT.
BY George W. Sparks, l'resldent
Attest; L. v. Christy, Secretary.
f7.to.m12
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Only One "BROMO QUININE"
That is LAXATIVE BROMO QUl-
NINE. Look for the signature OF d.
w GROVE. Used the World over to
Cure a Cold in One Day. 2oc.'
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1912-06-09

Copyright. 1912. = A. Conan Doyle.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1912-06-09
CHAPTER XII. (Continued)
For Once I Was the Hero

@OXTON boxes while faced the trunk, and
gently raising when Challenger sprang forward and
= with his huge hand that he fairly shot
casng the branch scrambled hard
my had worked first body and then knees
my of convenient branches beyond
ground nothing foliage beneath Now and then
but made excellent progress and the booming of Cha
however and looking upward could thinning
of the leaves above head There thick bushlke cunp
which seemed be parasite branch which
leaned head round it in order what beyond
and nearly fell the my and horror what
l
face gazing the distance of only foot
The that owned had been croung behind the
parasite and had looked round the instant that did
human least far human than
monkeys that 1t long, wih and blotched
pimpe attened the projecting with
bs1e of wfkers round the chin. The which
thick and heavy bestial and ociou and
sounded like observed
curved teeth read hatred
the evil Then quick fash
expression ovepowerng There crash of broken
boghs wildly downward into the angle
caught glimpse hairy body like that OF reddish and then
it gone amid a swirl of leaves and branches.
matter" shouted Roxon from below Anything
wrong with you?'
Did you it." cried with my round the branch and
all my tingling
heard your foot had slipped What was it"
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