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HIGH PLANE FOR
THE BOXING GAME
Mooney Bill Would Give State
Sport Patterned After
New York

Announcement In THE EVENING
JOURNAL yesterday that a bill pro-
siding for q boxing law in Delaware,
similar to that of New York State
will be introduced in the Legislature
by Representative Mooney was a great
Joy to the local fight fans And II
.ae Legislature sees fit to pass the
measure It is thought that 1t will
meet with the approval of majority
Of the citizens OF the State and city.
Such a measure patterned along the
lines of the New York law would GER
tainly guarantee clean sport in this
State 1t would keep men from
beating one another to a pulp and yet
give every man a chance to show MS
skill in the squared circle before the
eyes of the law.
In New York a commission Of three
respectable citizens supervise all
bouts. The club referee and fighters
are granted licenses by the commits
sion and IL at any time they break any
of the laws of the boxing code. they
may be suspended from the game or
their license revoked for all time. II
will be seen that this is the only effec-
tive way in which the State can super
wise boxing The three elements, are
under supervision and are checing
against each other The club officials
watch both fighters and the referee
the referee watches the fighters and
makes them conform with the rules OF
the game. Under his license he must
stop bout when he sees that a mar
Is whipped and should he fail to dc
this his license may be revoked. The
lighters, of course, pay strict attention
40 the rules and although several o
the best fighters in the country have
been ruled out Of the game in New
York, ministers and other people witt
have gone TO the fights to see If th'
law was what il claimed to be, hav'
come away satisfied that New Yorl
has the cleanest boxing game in th'
country and that as long as the mani.
art is conducted along the preseG
lines there will be no opposition t.
the game.
This is the kind of law that tn
fight fans of this city want TO Sc
passed in Delaware No city In tn
country can boast of a cleaner Not o
fans than Wilmington has They wan
TO see sport but it must be clean spor
and of the present measure goe
through IL has been rumored that on
OF the best fight promoters in tn
country will come to Wilmington an
open clean house.
II is said that one OF the ioc;
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x TATE OF DELAWARE, OFFICE OF
- SECRETARY OF STATE.
CERTIFICATE OF DISSOLUTION.
To An To Whom These Presents May Come,
Greeting:
Whereas. II appears to my satisfaction by
duly authenticated record Of the proceedings
for the voluntary dissolution thereof, by the
consent of al the stockholders deposited In
my office, the Penn-ROse Land and Improve
ment Company. q corporation OF this state,
whose principal Office Is situated az No 552
Market street, in the city Of Wilmington,
county of New Castle, state Of Delaware
Penn Rose Land and Improvement Company
upon whom process may be served has com,
piled with the requirements OF An Act
providing a General corporation Law.
amended and approved March z, a. D. 1901,
amended and approved March ~ a. ID. 1908
amended and approved March 20, a. ID. 1909,
amended and approved March 2l- A. D. 1907,
amended and approved April 8, A. d. 1909,
and amended and approved March 81. 1911.
preliminary to the issuing OF this
CERTIFICATE OF DISSOLUTION.
Now therefore, l. Thomas w. Miller, Sec
retary Of State Of the State Of Delaware do
hereby certify that the said corporation did
on the gath day Of January A. ID. 1913, I'll,
in the office duly executed ana atteste9
consent in writing. 10 the dissolution Of said
corporation. executed by all the stockholderi
thereof which said consent and the records
OF the proceedings aforesaid. are now on hl'
in my said Office, as provided by law.
IL TESTIMONY WHEREOF,
have hcreunto set my hand ano
official SEAL at Dover this twenty
(SEAL) fourth day of January, in the veal
of our Lord. one thousand nine hun
dred and thirteen.
THOMAS w. MILLER.
ian25.fis15. Secretary Of State
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CHILD CHILD IS IS
SMOTHERED
TO DEATH
IA Months Old George John
son the Victim; Two Other
Tots Overcome
HOME OF FAMILY
IS BURNED TO GROUND

While their parents we're away
George Johnson, aged IA months, was
suffooated and his brothers Walter,
aged years. and Clarence, aged
years, were overcome by smoke, the
result of a fire that broke out in the
house late yesterday afternoon.
The house on the farm of James
Wilson near Greenyille was occupied
by Mr.. and Mrs. Clarence Johnson
and their children The brothers Of
the suffocated child were rescued in
time to save their lives and were re-
moved to the Delaware Hospital. The
house was burned to the ground.
The origin of the fire is a mystery
The father was working about the
Wilson farm and had left the house
about AIS O'Clock. Mrs. Johnson had
gone to/deliver some clothes she had
been washing 1t was stated there
was no fire in the house at the time.
The three children were in bed in a
second story room.
About 4.30 o'clock Lawrence Per-
rome. who is employed on the estate
of Miss Evaline DUPONT, across the
road saw smoke coming from the
Johnson home About the same time
johnson discovered the fire and the
two men rushed into the house and
fought their way through dense smoke
to the room occupied by the children
All three children we're unconscious
Johnson carried out two Of them and
Perrone the third They we're taken
10 Miss duPonts house and Or. Will
lard Springer was summoned. The
youngest OF the children was dead
but the others showed signs of life anC
they were hurried TO the hospital in
automobiles and their lives were
saved
The fife appeared to have origin
ated in the back part of the house anC
it is thought that sparks from the
fire that had been burning I'm th'
stove earlier in the day may have
smoldered in defective flue.
The Water Witch Fire Company
combination automobile apparatus
went to the scene OF the blaze but thu
house was practically destroyed whel
the iremen arrived.
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CORONER no PROBE DEATHS.

Coroner Spring will hold two in
quests this evening. One is in the
case of Henry c. Nalle, colored, who
died as a result of injuries received
by falling from New Castle line car
while it was running.
The other is the case of James Med
ken who was suffocated by sulphuric
acide fumes while in the hold Of a
boat at the yards of the Harlan and
Hollingsworth Corporation.
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1.rsr on puR1rc sA1Es.

February 10. Sale nf law library of lata
Senator Anthony Higgins at his law Offices,
Ford building, at 10 o'clock, m.
STTDHAM & son. Aucts.
February 1l.-Snle Of household effects Of
late senator Anthony Higgins, at his late
residence, No. 11le Market street. at 10
o clock. n. m
sTIDHAM & son. Aucts
February f3--Sale Of stock and farming
implements Tor Theodore Rogers, ON his farm,
near Bear Station. at ~ o'clock, a.
SrtDHAM & SON. Aucts.
February 2O.--Sale OF stock and farming
implements for Jesse McGowan at Silver.
side, Delaware, at 10 O'Clock, b. M.
STfDHAM q SON. Aucts.
February 2f.--salc Of stock and farmink
implements for Eugene Durr and Son NJ
Silvcrbrook Del, Rt I O'Clock, p.
STfDHAM g. SON. Aucts.
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PUBLIC SALE.

ID UBLIC SALE or STOCK AND FARM
4 ing implements on kenneti trolley line
near Brandy ywine Springs February ~. ai !
o. clock. GEO. W. WARREN.
feb7-12t
ID UBLfC SALE or HORSES. STOCK
Il Farming Implements. Etc
The undersigned win sell NJ public sale
nt the farm of a. y. Rogers. situated one.
half mile from Bear Station, on the French
town pike.
THURSDAY. FEBRUARY ~, 1919.
at II o clock, q. ma
the following described Horses, Stock, Farm
ing Implements Etci ''iion Bay Horse.
aged 10; Jerry Black Horse. aged
p Cows. Farm Wagon. Manure
Spreader Single and 'Donhic Harness. une
5n0.eallon Tank Pneumatic Tire Runa.
bout. Doublcscnt Family Curfinec mum.
Der Of Hogs Riding Cultivators Harness
Rnkes, plows and othnr articles too numcr
ous TO mention. n. B. ROGERS
Terms--An purchases under S3o cash
An purchases over 500. eight months credit
on note with approved endorser
STIDHAM & SON. Aurtioneers
w 8 BuRnIs CLERK fcbA6s1Oi2
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REGISTERS NOTICE

~ STATE or BENJAMIN CAMPBELL.
IL Deceased.
Notice is hereby givon that Lettors Tos
tamentary upon the estate OF Boninmtn
Campbell. late OF Wilmington hundred. de
ceased. were duly granted nnio Esiolla @.
Campbell. ON ihe sixth day of February, A.
d. 1919, and all persons indebted TO The said
deceased, are requested to make payment 20
the Executrix, without delay, and an persons
having demands against the deceased are re.
Quired TO exhibit and present the same. duly
probatod 10 the said cxecutrx on or before
the sixth day of February A. ID. 1914 or
abide by the law in this behalf
ESTEIf,A q. OAMIBELl.. Executrix.
Address No. 1904 West Tenth street. Wi.
miucton. Delaware. Charles b. Evans. Esq.
Attorney. at. law Wilmington Delaware
febS-eOd 81
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men will open model gymnasium in
which he will have private classes for
business men who care to perfect
themselves in the manly art
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NnTICES

-
TTlGHEsT PRICES PAID FOR ALL
Ill kinds Of hides Lewis sklut, No. 5 East
Front street ianlA-lm
NJ oTIoE-C A. CHURCH HAS RE.
n moved his dentist Office from No zoo
Market street to bis home No. 5oi West
Ninth street Phone sosf' feoS'lm.
~ oTfcr-DR. j. n. NORRIS HAS pUR.
y chased tho dentist Office OF DR.. c. A.
Church. No. 716 Market street. whore be
will be pleased 60 see oil patrons. ieoe-lm'
NrOTrCE-T HAVE SOLD MY BAKERY
~ business at No. / East Fonrth street.
20 Messrs. Wooiley and Rigby, expert bread.
ice cream and fancy cake bakers, and I
reeo@,mend them to my osa sas'S~srr 9al.irr, and
febs-3t
NOTICE UNITED STATES MARsHAL's
n Sale. District Of Delaware. By virtue
States District Court for the District oi
Delaware the first day Of
February 1919 notice is hereby
given that I viii sell by public auction for
cash on Friday. tho fourteenth day Of Feb.
ruary 1919. at I1.dO o'clock In the fore
noon az I'm entrance Of the United States
/ Court House and Post Once Building, nt tho
corner Of Ninth and Shipiey streets. in the
city Of Wilmington Delaware, the Schooner.
I Henry s. Robbins her engine tackle. ap-
phrei and furniture, as she now lies AZ Little
0'''"' GEoRGE i. TOWNSEND.
feb5s SIS. United sinies Marshal
~ roTICE-NoTICE rs HEREBY GIVEN
3 N that "The Mayor md Council Of vii.
J minaton' through ere agency OF the Board
I of Directors .of the Street and Sewer De-
paftment, viii make apDiicetqn 70 the Cour,
OF General Sessions OF the Stnte ~ nelnware,
/ IN and FOR New Castle cfunlv. on ihn third
! dny Of Mnrfl. a. D. 1913 for the appoint
msat Of commissioned 90 vecnic-ail that por
tion oi tic bed of Walnut street. as laid ont
I on the map Of the city Of Wilmington, a,
| sivtv-fve ff5l feet. six f6l inches wide. be-
J tween the souiierly eide ~ Water street Tex
tsnded) and the Ciritiiaua river. includins
the wharf at the foot Of said Walnut street
more nariicuiariy c.rfrhfi as follows.
Reoirninr M Tho point of intersscticn o
re scutheriy side of Water street fnxtended'
IA thirtr-tffcc f03) feet wide and tho rest
ef.v side OF Walnut street. rt sixty-ivr f6T'
faat six f6s inchos wide. fhfncr sor.hcri.
nlonc said westerly side of Walnut street
nrca hundred and ffty.two (a52l feet. morl
or less 20 Tho Clristana river. thcnc
thereby casterly siNiy-lVc ic5l fsat. SIX i6
inches more or loss. along The noftherly iir
of said river 20 IFS iniersoCion with ta
easto~iv side. oi walnut street: thonc
norfhorie along said eastorlg side 0f Walru
street. three hundred and hfty-two fsaf. tei
inches. more or iess 20 the southeiy side o
Mater street iestendedl thencc therch
westerly sxtyhye (65l feet six (6) incfes
more o. less, n The place Of beginning; Oh
he said city Of Wilmington and p4bli
road 10 WILMINGTON hundred-
BOARD nf Directors ~ fhe
STREET & SEWER DEPARTMENT.
By George W. sparks, President.
Attest: I. Y. Ciil.lST4. Secretary Jan. aac
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VISITOR FROM GERMANY.

John Baeke, of Berlin, Germany, is
visiting his cousin, Fred. A. Richter,
Of near Newark
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u STATE OF ANNA }. HAMMER. DE-
~ CEASED,
Notice is hereby given that Letters Testa-
mentary upon the estate Of Anna y. Hammer,
late OF Wilmington hundred. deceased, were
duly granted unto Edward X. Hammer and
Emily A. Hammer. on tho 27th day Of Janu.
airy, A. ID. 1913, and all persons indebted TO
ment 20 the executors without delay. and all
persons having demands against the deceased
are required 20 exhibit and present the same,
duly prohated 10 the sud executors, on or
before the 27th day Of Jnnunry. a. D. 1914
or abide By the Law in this behalf
EDWARD Is. HAMMER.
EMILY A. HAMMER.
Executors
Address Howell S. England, Attorneys e.
law. Wilmington. Delaware. ian2s-cod.ot
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BUSINESS NOTICE

--,-.->-~~~---.>--.,S.-..->
II ENRY G. WEBB, NO. 5OT W. FRONT
IL street. Stoves and heaters. Roofing and
repairing. D. = A. phone. 5tooA. ionl4.l@
WI ANTED-sEwING BY THE DAY OR
w at home. 20. 6l3 Monroe street.
ian5i-im.
IF You WANT TO SELL YOUR CLOTHES
A call up Isaac Gibbs No. 634 French 81
D. A. phone No. 1898, and De viii call
for them. i6-tf.
Ok STAMPS WITH ONE.QuARTER
~ pound Black Pepper, l0c DIAMOND
TEA Co. 705 King street. Ninth and spruce
1'reets. Second and Adams streets. lan-e I'm
ID IANo MOVING AND HAULING ALL
4 work doue with special care d. & A
phone. e874; Del. 1879. jones Stewart
Lowe, No All Taylor ST. ians.u.
wv T. BAKE OUR BEANS BOSTON
w style, with ham. loo Exchange Cafe,
No East Seventh street. iebs'im.
II oMINICK sTEIE. NO. oio EAST NINTH
~ street. Shoe repairing. Old shoes
made new. Latest improvements Salts
iaeuon guaranteed lan-o.ln
I AAIEs A. sTIRLITH 4 BRO, NO. 1ot
y Intnall street Dealers In scrap iron and
metals. Second hand pipe always on hand.
Open Saturdays until p. m. ianiB.om.
ID oBERT PopPITI. NO sac King ST
Z II All kinds Of shoe repairing Rubber
work : speciality. Satisfaction guaranteed.
!ahlo. ini'
NJ ATHANIEL PIprNO. GUN AND LOCK.
| ~ smith an kinds Of guns and locks re-
/ paired. Satisfaction guaranteed. lnspertoi
Tor Wales Adding Machine. Combination
changed on safes. No. West Seventh
street D. q A. phone 1881 isnlS-lm.
HEAT-R.i RANGE AND STOVE REPtrR
IL ing Also Wringcrs and Carpet swerp
ers. J. r. Schwei1er No 525 West From
street Both phones mso-n.
lrT, He WEST END TAILORING CO
i Cleaning. Dynine. Pressing. Repairing
Etc. Reasonable rates No. 52e West Sec
ond street. ieoS-5m
I 90 STAMPS WITH ONE pOUNI
4 ~ Breakfast Delight Coffee, 30c. Ola
\ MOND TEA CO. 7O5 King street. Mint
and Spruce streets, Second and Adam
streets lan1s'lm.
I'D EST ROAST DINNER IN THE CITY
n ID 25c. Sirloin Steak, tho way yon lik
them. 25c. Homemade pies speciality
Eleven years in llsiness must mean salts
factory service. LoPER's, No. 2l5 Yves
second street iepl'ti
40 STAMPS WITH ONE QUARTET
fV pound Best Assam or Blend Tea, 15s
DIAMOND TEA CO. 705 King street
Ninth and Spruce streets Second on
Adams streets ian2s'im.
Kershaw & Whitten
Finest iIns OF
WALL PAPERS
ssa MADISON ST.
D. s A. Phone 5ios ,. wilmi.rteg,: 70, a.. De
Evening journal., 1913-02-08
DANCING.

~--------~-->-,~---e----- -----~>~-~---->~>-.y--
Miss McClafferty
Pythian Castle
908 WEST STREET
Member OF the American Society
Professors Of Dancing. New York
Monday evenings. Instruction s 10, 3.
3 TO 1l-0rchosirn.
Children's class Saturday at 10 30 a.
m. Private lesst 10 daily. FOnkiet.
Phones: school. 9457. y sidence 502e.
NJ ISIS McEWAN, SELECT SCHOOL or
nj Dancing Eden Hail.. Assembly Mon.
Day evenings at $40 ~ mpt. Beginners
class Wednesday, evening SIS latest
Dances Efficiently Taught Children's classes
in artistic international, folk. etc, Dancing
every Saturday. 1889 m. 20 1890 D. m
Private lessons by appointments Also pri
yate classes az 1903 West Eighth street
For terms and further inform alton. phone
i472-D. o7i.m-wh.if
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TRANSPORTATION
Wilson Line Philadelphia

PAHBENdEHH AND FKEI9HT
Leave Fourth Street Wharf. Wilmington
daily including Sundays ~ TAO and 1O.a0
q M. 1.so ana AIS y. m. On Saturusys
and Sundays only. additional trips nt
f 90 D. m.
Leave Chestnut Street Wharf riiadei
a. m. laD. AIS and TOO p. m. On Sun.
days and Mondays only, additional trips a.
$50 A. M.
FAlskS--lncludinE Saturdays and Sun
wy. I5e Chester excursion l5o; one
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BROWNSON
WALLOPS The
GARNET FIVE
Locals Hold Crack PhiIadeI-
phianS to Short End Of32
to Fl Score
VISITORS SHOW CLASS
INCAi3 6 AME SPORT

Brownson added another conquest
to their list last night when they took
the much touted Garnet team of Phila-
delphia, into camp and sent the red
jerseyed athlete down to,a 80 to p de-
feat. Garnet looked like winners at
the start, when Schempf Gagged neat
shot after some whirlwind passing by
his teammates Brownson busted
around for the next few minutes and
Campbell came across with their first
goal. q sizzling heave from the corner
With the score tied at two. the pace
became fast and furious and both
fives were continually on the go
Walsh tore down the floor for a bank
shot and Burke and Haney soon du.
plicated raising the total to eight The
visitors soon awake and started some
OF their famous passing, which sem
Woodside down to defeat. They worked
the ball up underneath their baske
time after time, but failed to connec
with the elusive hoop.
-Four fouls by Ehlers and a field tosi
by Schempf was all the Quakers coulC
gather in the opening session an'
BfownsOn managed to shove clever
counters past the net.
Haney was high man, with six, ant
Burke, Campbell and Walsh were a
his heels with bunch Of two pointers
Dutch Lacey delivered the goods a
guard by blanking Quay.
on next Wednesday night Brownsol
will battle with Paoli, leaders of tn
Philadelphia Church League, and VIII
arc ahead Of ST. Elizabeths in tn
grand run for the flag.
On Friday, February IA, the Tren
ton Eastern Leaguers will make thei
re-appearance here. Garnet is com
posed of former Girard College lad
and have met with but two defeats al
wear, Downingtown and Woodside de
feating them by one point. They j
turn walloped Woodside and defeate
tile pick of the fast tribes in uppe
Pennsylvania. The lineup:
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REMOVAL NOTICE.

~ II. sTAssFORT, JEwELER, NOW
~. located at No. III West Ninth street.
feb7-lm.
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IF You WANT TO SELL YOUR CLOTHES
4 call up lsaac Gibbs No 684 French 81
y. \ A. phone No. 1905, and De viii call
for them. io.tf
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on STAMPS WITH ONE POUND
~ breakfast Delight Coffee, 3oc. DIA-
MOND TEA CO.. 7O5 King street. Ninth
and Spruce streets Second and Adams
streets. ian281m-
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Al STAMPS WITH ONEQUARTER
HV pound Best Assam or Blend Tea, 15c
DIAMOND TEA CO.. 705 King street
Ninth and Spruce streets. Second nnd
Adams streets. ian26.1m.
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2: l1hlers. 5. Refere, Maxwell
Salesiauum's diminiutive speed boys
continued their fast work last night,
and kept their slate clean by handing
the Acme team from the Y. M. G. A.,
a 20-4 walloping. The school youths
led from gong to gong, and used the
bouncing pass with telling effect Con-
way and Dunn were the scoring stars
with four heaves each. Kid" Foulke
brother of the versatile Benchy, OF
High School fame, put up a good
guard game. and blanked Bud O'Neill
the high-scoring forward.
rrf,r
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NJ EW JArIlE COUNTY, S.
~ rIr STATE or DELAWARE.
il IlfE SHENfFF or NEW CASTLE
COUNTY. GREETING
WHEREAS Warren b Wcs-
Ton. by his petition to the
ildgos OF our Superior Court
fed in the oficr Of the Pro
thonotAry Of said Court In
and for New Castle county
for tho cause OF complaint
tNerein alleged mas made ap-
phcation 90 nur said judges
Tint decree may be pro-
nonnccd dissolyiug the mar
farr existin9 between the
petitioner and rene T.. Weston
WE THEREFORE, COMM IND YOU. o.
your predecessor was heretofore commanded.
that you summon Irene H. Weston. that
SHE be and appear befou the Judges
Of our said court. az the rcNt term thereof.
10 be held al Wilm ngton. on
Monday. the third day Of March
ncNt 20 answer thc allegations Of
the said petitioner Warren B. Weston uc.
oordnf 90 the Act OF Assembly. in such
case made and provided. aud nlso 90 do and
receive what thu court shall then and there
consider concerning her In this behalf ~
10 the court shall seem meet and consistent
with ihe provisions Of the said Act Of
/ AID liave Yun Then Tnero This Writ
! WITNESS The Honorable James pcunt
Z win. at Wilmington. the sisth day Of Janu
nry, A. ID. nineteen hundred aud thirteen.
JOSEPH WIGGLEsWoRrH
f..,,a f,,,.e, oo tota =, ~. 95',,,.,,
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NJ ATHANIEL PIpTNO. GUN AND LOOK.
~ smith. All kinds of guns and locks re-
paired. Satisfaction guaranteed. Inspector
for Wales Adding Machine. Combinations
changed on safes. No 5 West seventn
Evening journal., 1913-02-08

I AAEs A. STIRLITH BRO, NO.. 1ot
Iatnnll street Dealers In scrap iron and
metals. Second hand pipe always on hand
Open Saturdays until p. M. janlB'om'
Evening journal., 1913-02-08

u OMINICK AIELE. NO. pl9 EAST NINTH
IL street. Shoe repairing. Old shoes
made new Latest improvements. Salts
faction guaranteed inn2o-lm-
Evening journal., 1913-02-08

II, HE WEST END TAILORING CO
i Cleaning. DyfinE, Pressing. Repairing
Etc. Reasonable rates. No. 52e West Sec
ond street. feh3-3m.
Evening journal., 1913-02-08

ID EST ROAST DINNER IN THE CITY
ID 25c. Sirloin Steak, tho way yon IKE
them, 25c Homemade pies speciality.
Eleven years in llsiness must mean salts
factory service. LOPER's, No. 215 West
Second street febi7tf
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HEAT-R. RANGE AND STOVE REPAID
IL ing. Also Wringcrs and Carpet swerp
ers. J. T. Schweizer No 525 West Front
street. Both phones. ms0-u.
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II ENRY G. WEBB. NO. 5OT W. FRONT
IL street. Stoves and heaters Roofing and
repairing. d. 4 A. phone. 5to5A ianl4-tm
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wv ANTED-sEwING BY THE DAY OR
w at home. 20. 6i3 Monroe street
ian31-1m.
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DIVORCE NOTICES


NJ EW CASTLE COUNTY, IS.
IN THE STATE OF DELAWARE
no THE SHERIFF OF NEW CASTLE
COUNTY, GREETING
WHEREAS, william r. W.
Smith, by his petition TO the
judges Of our Superior Court
tled in the Office Of the Pro-
thonofary Of said Court, ia
and for New Castle county,
Tor the cause Of complaint
therein alleged, has made ap-
plcation 20 our said Judges
that decree may be pro-
nonnced d.ss0lving the mar
riage existing between the
petitioner and Lillian NJ.
Smith.
WE THEREFORE COMMAND YOU az
your predecessor was heretofore commanded.
tint you summon Lillian NJ. Smith, thar
she be and appear before the judges
OF our said court. az the next term thereof
go Dr. held at Wilmington, on
Monday the third day Of March
ue.t 60 ans~or the allegations Of
the said petitioner, william +. w Smith, ac-
corning 20 tho Act OF Assembly in such
rasl made and provided and also TO do and
receive what the court shall then and thoro
tn fe court ehail seem meet and consistent
And fave You Then There This Writ.
WITNESS the Honorable Jamos Femme
NIi. at Niimingtoh. tue sixth day Of janu-
ary. A. q. nnfteen hundred aud thirteen.
JOSEPH WfGGLESWORTH
lsauod Jaanary en-. 1918. ISIS. 22-Inar1
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ID OBERT PoPPITI, NO sac King ST
IL All kinds Of shoe repairing. Rubber
work specially. Satisfaction guaranteed
iun15-im
Evening journal., 1913-02-08

Ok STAMPS WITH ONEQuARTER
~ pound Block Pepper, 10c DIAMOND
TEA Co, 7o5 King street. Ninth and spruce
streets, Second and Adams streets. jan2s I'm
Evening journal., 1913-02-08

Wy T. BAKE OUR BEANS BOSTON
w style. with ham. 90 Exchange Cafe,
No. East Seventh street. iehs'im.
Evening journal., 1913-02-08


TTfGHFsT PRICES PAID FOR ALL
Ill kinds Of hides Lewis sklut No. 5 East
Front street. ianla-lm
Evening journal., 1913-02-08
DISSOLUTION NOTICE.
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x TATE OF DELAWARE, OFFICE OF
- SECRETARY OF STATE.
CERTIFICATE OF DISSOLUTION.
To An To Whom These Presents May Come,
Evening journal., 1913-02-08

ID IANo MOVING AND HAULING. ALL
4 work doue with special care d. & A
phone e874. Del. 1c72. James Stewart
Love- No. All Taylor ST. ian9'u.