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Evening journal., 1915-10-27
Personal Notes of Interest
In the City'S Social World

Mr.. and Mrs. H. b. Seeds are enter
tanning their cousin. Mrs. Harold
Green, OF Boston, Mass
-
Miss Juliet Cairns. Of Hampstead,
N. V. who has been visiting Mrs.
Francis ]. du Pont, has returned
home.
Miss Catherine Masters, who is
spending the winter In Baltimore,
Md. was a weekend visitor at the
home Of her parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
David NJ. Masters.
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For Mrs. Robert ID. Mead. OF New
ark, n. j., Mrs. ". l.. Evans will en-
tertain at cards tomorrow afternoon.
o
Mrs. David Lindsay. Jr.. will enter
tain a number OF boy friends on
Saturday afternoon at her home at
silverside for her small son. David
Lindsay. 3D.. II will be a Halloween
party and decorations and games Will
be appropriate 10 that enjoyable event.
.
Miss Louise Ewes. OF Millville. Pa.
who visited her sister. Miss Mildred
Masters. over the weekend. has re-
turned home.
Mrs Samuel NJ. Knox, Of German
town, was Wilmington visitor last
week
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Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Baker, whose
marriage took place last Saturday
afternoon. arc spending their honey
moon at Niagara Falls and Canada.
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Miss Mary Dorsey will entertain
the members Of the T. c. Club and a
few additional friends az a masquer-
ade Halloween party at her home,
No. 2Oo1 jefferson street. on satur-
day evening
Miss Blanche Walker spent last
week at Staten Island, n. Y. where
she visited Mr. and Mrs. Thomas
Garrett.
The annual art exhibition Of the
Wilmington Society OF the Fine Arts.
which is to be held this year in the
New Century Club from November 2
to November 6, inclusive, will be
opened next Monday evening. when
a private view. for which several hun
dred invitations have been issued to
prominent Wllmingtonians and a
number Of Philadelphians, will be
held. according TO the custom of all
art exhibitions A number Of promi-
nent and representative women will
act as patronesses. They will be Mrs.
Charles Copeland. Mrs. Howard Pyle,
Mrs. Charles r. Miller, Mrs. willard
Salisbury. Mrs. e. Ta.nall Warner,
Evening journal., 1915-10-27
BRINCHURST- WARNER
NUPTIALS NOVEMBER 10

The marriage of Miss Edna Tatnall
Warner, daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. Ju-
lius Evans Warner of Philadelphia,
and Henry r. Bringhurst, of this city,
which is to be solemnized at the home
Of the brides parents at No. 4053
Spruce streets, at o'clock Wednes-
day afternoon, November 10, will be a
noteworthy social event. The Rev.
Richard w. Trapnell, rector of st.
Andrews P. e. Church, this city, will
oficiate. The bride will be unat-
tended, while the groom will have for
his best man DR.. Joseph P. Wales of
this city.
A reception will be held after the
ceremony, after which thu newly
married couple will leave on their
honeymoon. They will live at No.
1109 Rodney street, this city.
The bride. who IS one of the lead
ers in social circles in the Quaker
City. is we'll known in this city,
where she frequently has visited
relatives. She is a niece Of Mrs. E.
Tatnall Warner and cousin of Mrs.
+. H. Edsall. The Misses Warner,
Mrs. Alfred Belts and Mrs. Edward
Andrews are her aunts. Mr.. Bring
hurst is a prominent lawyer and also
is interested in the drug business.
Evening journal., 1915-10-27
MIDDLrrOWN CLUB NOTES.

Special to THE EVENING JOURNAL
MGDDLETOWN, Del, oct. 2l.-The
members of the New Century Club
turned out in numbers on Tuesday
afternoon TO welcome the musicians
who had come from a distance for
the entertainment OF the local club,
A short business meeting preceded
the musicale. An invitation from the
Odessa Woman's Club for Thursday.
November II, was accepted. Mrs. John
Cleaver was named a delegate 10 the
convention Of the American Ansocia-
tiOn for the Study and Prevention OF
Infant Mortality. which convention
meets at the Bellevue -Stratford. Phil
adelphia. on November 10, II and l2.
Miss Cornelia Townsend was ap-
pointed delegate to the meeting In
Newark next Saturday. In the inter-
ests Of arts and crafts. at the Wom-
ems College OF Delaware. The presi-
dent. Miss Mary Cochran Pool. re-
ported S25 cleared at the Halloween
party held on Monday evening at the
home of Mrs. William Green, on East
Main street.
The musical program included Pi-
ano solo. McDowells Polonaise. Mrs
Wallace w. Daniels. OF Elkton. Md !;
vocal solo. "Thou Hast Bewitched Me,
Beloved" Miss Mary Roberts. of
Smyrna; solo. "The Robin" Miss
Roberts: instrumental solos. "Sous
Bois" and THE Butterfly" Mrs. Mar
ion Coverdale. OF Smyrna; piano solo,
"Liebestraume. Liszt. Miss Frances
Watkins. OF Odessa, The musicians
cheerfully responded with encores
making a delightful program
Evening journal., 1915-10-27

Miss Katherine Pyle. Mrs. T. Coleman
du Pont. Miss Emily P. Blssell, Mrs,
Henry B. Bradford and Mrs John
Bancroft.
Mrs. Samuel Garrett, Of Hockossin
who spent the weekend with her son
and daughter-in-law, Mr.. and Mrs
Philip L. Garrett. Of the Grantley
Apartments. has returned home.
o.
Mrs. Eugene DUPONT, Of Pelleport,
left on Monday for Washington, ID. T.,
to spend the week with Mr.. and Mrs.
james N. Andrews
.
Mrs. Charles L. Dickey is at Lam
caster, Pa.
Mrs. Tilghman Johnston has as her
guest Mrs. Jennie Roberts. OF Lans-
ford. Pa. for whom she entertained at
bridge yesterday afternoon. Mrs. I'D.
gar NJ. Hopes will entertain at
luncheon for Mrs. Roberts on Friday
afternoon.
Evening journal., 1915-10-27
RONTMEL-BRICK.

Miss Mabel Virginia Rommei'
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. John A.
Rommel. and Edward Johnston brick
Of Philadelphia, were married tnls
afternoon by the Rev. Thomas hosen,
berg assistant pastor of Sacred Hear
church. Miss Elizabeth V. Rommel
viii attend her sister as maid oi
honor. and the best man VIII De tns
brides brother. Frederick A. homnei
Following the ceremony recep.
ton was held at the home OF tne
brides parents. after which the prlut
and groom left on their honeymoon
rrhev will be at home after December
/ at No. 9514 North Thirty-hrst street
phiIadelnhia.
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MISS PRICE 10

MISS PRICE TO
BE OCTOBER BRIDE.
An attractive wedding will be sol
emnized at 73O o'clock this evening at
the home Of Mr.. and Mrs. A. A. Price
of Newport, when their daughter. Miss
Alice Irene Price and George Leslie
Weer. son OF Mr.. and Mrs Edward T.
Weer Of Newport, will take place.
The Rev. I. c. Smoot, pastor Of New
port NJ. L. Church, will officiate.
The bride. who will be given in
marriage by her father. will be attend
ed by her sister. Mrs. Robert X. Mac
Neal Of Philadelphia, as matron of
honor and by the groom's two sisters,
the Misses Josephine and Anna Weer,
as bridesmaids. Her small niece. Ruth
Logan MacNeal, will be flower girl.
The best man will be John r. Price,
a brother of the bride, while Holger
". Berg and Clyde Il. Weer both of
Newport, will be ushers
The bride will wear a gown of ivory
satin made with a court train and
trimmed with filet lace. Her tulle
veil will be caught up with orange
blossoms and she will carry q shower
bouquet of bride roses ard lilies OF
the valley. As matron of honor Mrs.
MacNcai will wear Z gown of tulle
over pink satin trimmed with opales
cent trimming, and will carry a bcu
quet of white crysanthemums. Miss
Josephine Weer, one of the brides
maids will wear green crepe de chine
trimmed with spangled net while Miss
Anna Weer will wear yellow crepe dc
chine trimmed with embroidered lace
They will wear fancy ornaments in
their hair and will carry bouquets OF
yellow chrysanthcmums. The little
flower girl will wear white organdie
with pink ribbons ard will carry a
basket of pink flowers.
The house will be beautifully decor
ated with autumn flowers. palms and
ferns. Miss Clara Weldin will play
the bridal music from Lohengrin for
the professional and the Mendelssohn
selection for the recessional. Prev
ious to the ceremony Miss Ruth
Erickson, soprano, will sing Be
cause"
Immediately following the cere-
mony a reception will be held, follow
ing which the newly married couple
will leave North on their honeymoon.
Mr.. and Mrs. Weer will be at home
after December 1, at Newport. Guests
were present at the wedding from
Wilmington. Philadelphia, Baltimore
and kentucky.
Evening journal., 1915-10-27
WILNNGTONIANS TO
STAR At PENNSGROVE
Play, Singing and Dancing
on Program Tonight for
Benefit OF Church
MANY FROM CITY TO
SEE ENTERTAINMENT

For the benefit of the Church Of
Our Saviour at Pennsgrove, an enter
tainment will be given in the River.
view clubhouse in that town this
evening. Miss Margaret Whitaker is
in charge of the affair and she has
arranged a delightful and especially
interesting program. Among those
who will take part will be Mrs. j. Hor-
ace Lindsay, well known in local
dancing circles; Frederick w. Wyatt,
baritone: James BOyce, and others
well known in local amateur theatri-
cal circles. Music for the entertain
ment will be played by Miss Eleanor
Pyle. The program will be as fol
lows:
A. Songs and spasms. by the
Messrs. Stover. Packard, Darlington
and Horty.
p. Cherry blossoms
Time, present. Place. New York.
Harvey Thorpe .........s Mr. Kirby
Yusi San, his Japanese wife,
Mrs. Cummins SpealSman
Mary. the maid. Mrs. George Foulke
c. Frederick, Wyatt, baritone.
d. Zallah. interpreted by Miss Mar.
garet Whitaker.
e. Lindsay and Benkhart, Lindsay
and Slower.
F. Mary Pickford and Charles
Chaplin, assisted by Francis X. Bush
man. in Starvation Nell, or The Faith
ful Wife"
Several parties of prominent vii
lningtonians will attend the enter
tainment Among them will be: Mrs
A. Felix dupont and Miss lydia Chi
chester, who will be entertained at a
dinner party at Pennsgrove, previous
TO the entertainment; Mr.. and Mrs
J. Horace Lindsay, Miss Gertrude
Brinckle. Miss Constance Moore, Miss
Eleanor Pyle and Miss Margaret Whit
taker
Evening journal., 1915-10-27
McCALLIsTER SEWING CIRCLE.

The M. e. McCallister Sewing Cir
Gle met at the residence of Mrs. 5.
ITloyd. No. 216 King street, on Thurs
day evening. Those present were;
Mrs. S. Floyd, Mrs. ]. A. Minor, Mrs.
J. l.. Walls. Mrs. d. Sutton, Mrs. J.
Shelton. Mrs. NJ Williams, Mrs. Q.
Moss, Mrs. NJ List. Mrs. f. Fenni-
more. Mrs. w. Talley, Mrs. c. II.
Pride, Miss Daisy Scott and Miss
Gladys Williams. The circle will meet
next Friday evening at the residence
Of Mrs. Du Boise Sutton. No. 40S West
Third street.
Evening journal., 1915-10-27
cuILDREN's MASK PARTY.

masquerade party was given by
E,.ancie O'Brien at his home, No. ll26
Conrad street, on Monday evening.
All had an enjoyable time A pleas
inc feature was a solo by Miss Mat
tie walters. Among those present
were: Agnes Donohoe, Matte Wal
ters. Ethel Potts, Catherine Skaggs
Rena Johnson. Mary McClafferty
Walter Potts. Gene Hession, John
Hammill, John Donohoe. James Ham
mill. John Hession. Clarence Thomp-
son, Hugh Hession. Jr.. Leon Stew.
art, Francis O'Brien, Mr.. and Mrs
O'Brien and Mrs Skaggs.
Evening journal., 1915-10-27
u,IIOWE,EN PARTY.

Miss Myrtle Clarke gave masques-
rode Marty at her home, No. SOf Jei-
ferson street. last evening. me
horse was beautifully decorated win
avtumn leaves and flowers. Inc
aSening was spent in games ana
',,nsic William Clark sang. Tnose
nresent- were: The Misses Marsa
oniIlen. Mildred Ryan, Myrtle ClaTke'
Mae Macaulley. Mildred Aooot, rae
culiek Margaretta butcher william
Clarke. David Kelleher. Leroy Ryan
5ar'lrer Ouillen, John Feeney.
Evening journal., 1915-10-27

Roumania's. attitude in the war is
matter Of the most intense interest
TO Europe and the world, since her
well trained army OF 100000 men. well
trained and equipped, especially with
field artillery, may prove the decisive
factor in the Balkans, now the most
important theatre of war. King Fer
dinand, a member of the Prussian
royal and German imperial house. is
said to favor the Teutonic powers, OF
at least neutrality, but many of the
people, perhaps majority. have pro
Russian sentiments.
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CONTRACTING.
AUCTION SALE.

A rCrIoN sALE-CoNrENT or TWO
n APARTMENTS. FURNISHED WITH
81. -1O-DAIE FURNITURE. ErC. WILL ~
/ ~Oiln At STfDHAM SON'S AUCTION
| ntDAN. OCTOBER 2orH. 1919, AT 1
| O'ClOCk p. ~. SHARP.
APARrMENr no Fine Circassidn
! Walnut Bedroom Suit extra heavy braan
Bcd Felt Mattresses. Mahogany Dresser and
| Cnnonier. three.picce Davenport. Livineroom
suit cost 500. Leather Couch, Quartered
! oak Diningroom suit. with Extension Table.
BUFFET Leather Seat Chairs. China Closet.
I Wardrobe Pictures. Draperics. Bedding OF
AN kinds Comforts Table Linen. Fancy
Pieces. Dishes. Glassware four hno Rugs In
Administer Wilton Brussels sizes. px12,
s.JNiO.6t several small Rugs. etc.
APARTMENT no. Two very mh1aiya
Brass beds. with springs and feli Mat
tresscs onp 2-iuch continuous post White
Ennnrlcd Bed Oak Dresser and Chihonier.
Walnut Dresser mud Chihonicr. Bed DaYen-
port In leather Onk Wardrobe Extension
Table, With plank iop 6o-inch BUFFET
Dining Chairs. set of fine China Dishes, 100
picccs. Pictures Of all kinds; pillows and
bolstcfs Bod Comforts. sheets. Pillow Cnaes,
He'd Spreads. Table Linen. lO-4 and So
Turkish Rocker fasy Rocker. mahogany
frame extra heavy livingrOom Suit In Span
ish leather. cost St15. five Rugs OF the best
quality and design, exi2 and others small
Rugs. etc.
NOTICF-Thls is a fine LOT Of the best fur
niture we have sold this fall and parties
looking for good articles should attend this
sale a. everything w'll be sold for tho high
ost bid We deliver free 90 any part of the
city. and pay freight TO Pcunsgrovc, n. ,.
Goods VIII Dc ON inspection on the morning
Of sale sale starts nt ! clock p. NJ. Fri
day, October 20, 1915.
STtDHAM & son,
octa5.a7.2e Auciionecrn.
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NOTICES.

ii UNrERS BEWARE-TRFs AssERE
II with dogs or guns win be arrostec
on sedgey Farm. Charles q. Rupert
sept24eod 23t.
AM PLEASED TO ANNOUNCE TO NY
1 many friends that | haze connected my
self with fphraim and Ephram. Nos. 3 and
. West Fourth street, where | will be pleas
ed 10 see them.
oct cod.fm JOSEPH CANNON
IT lIE DIAMOND ICE & COAL cow
pany OIL Market street. Wilminrtca
Delaware. win pay as tenth quarterly disf.
den Of ! "a per cent. on the preferred caps-
tal stock oi the company. November l next.
70 1ockhoders Of record October 2e 1915.
Checks viii b. mailed.
WILMER srRADLEY.
oct26.3t Treasurer.
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REGISTERS NOTICE.

II STATE on FLORENCE BANE. DE.
IL CEASED.
Notice Is hereby given that Letters OF Ad.
ministraiiou, upon the estate OF rlorcnc.
banc. late " Philadelphia Pa deceased. wsro
duly granted unto Caleb r Burchcnal on
the goth day of October. 4. ID IStl. and an
persons indebted tu The said deceased. aro
requested 40 make payment 20 the admins.
TRAITOR. without delay aud an persons having
dcmnuds against the deceased arr required n
exhibit end present ihc same duly prohaicd
20 tho said administrator on or before IN,
s3th day Of October A. ID. 1915 or abide
by tho law in this behalf
CALEB ,. RURCHFNAI.
Administrator.
Aaaress 'a,.e Z. burehenal, Esqs Attor
oct21.eod-qt
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no GIVE HAILOWE,EN PARTY.

In the Young Mems Hebrew kssoci-
alton Hall, ct Third and King streets
tonight. q Halloween dance and
party will be held by the joint enter
tainment committees of the Young
Mems and Young Women's Hebrew
Association.
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TRUSTEE,S SALE.

n, EtSrEE'S s SALE on real. ESTATE.
BY virtue Of renewed order OF the
90 phnns' Court. of the state Of DrlAwure, In
and for NcN Castle County. made on The
twentieth day NJ October. a. -. 1919, will be
exposed Go sale at public Vcndue. on
WEnN ESDAN. NON NfMBEN 10TH 1913.
At TO O'Clock a. A.,
al the County Court House. in the city ~
Wilmington. the following described real
estate late of John Green, deccssed,
to-vit.
All that certain lot. piece OF parcel or land.
s'tnatc nt the southensterly corner Of Fourth
and Rodney streets. in the city ~ Whining
ton having n frontege on Fourth street of
2 feet and o depth ON Hodnc, street Of ~
they may
Attendance viii be given aud terms mads
I known hy
WILLIAM !. FISHER, Trustee.
or by HAIRY n. .ioslyn. E-q. his Attorney.
! Attest. FRANk n. EWING, Clerk %. G.
Wilmington. Delaware October 20, 1919.
Evening journal., 1915-10-27
WFsT.HPARN

Special to THE EVENING JOURNAL.
DELMAR, Del, Oct 27.-Mlss I.
Pearl West. daughter OF Mr.. and Mrs.
William o. West and Doda Hearn
we're married here yesterday. The
groom is a member of the firm OF
Trader and Hearn. Mr.. and Mrs.
Hearn will make their home at
No 2217 South Twenty-fourth street,
Philadelphia
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TO HAVE HAII0ME,EN FrN.

About twenty-five small boys, all
friends of David Lindsay, 3rd. will be
entertained at a children's Halloween
party by Mrs. David Lindsay. Jr., on
Saturday afternoon at her home at
Silverside. Decorations and games
will be appropriate TO the Halloween
season.
Evening journal., 1915-10-27
MARsHALITON Y. P. B. SOCIAL.

The Marshallton Y. P. B. held its
monthly social at the home OF Mrs.
Mary Eastburn on Monday. A very
pleasant evening was spent in games
and music. Those present were: Mr..
and Mrs. P. NJ. Ford. Mr.. and Mrs.
Ravn,ond Iamborn, Mr.. and Mrs. lr-
win Fastburn, Mr.. and Mrs. William
welsh. Misses Pearl, Ella and Bea-
trice Hopkins. Lille and Addie VIII
liams. Frances Husler, Marian Arm
strong, Alice Finnan, Marian esther
and ella Shakespeare, Rebecca Rowe
Lille Bennett, Messrs. Earl Allison'
nobert Groves, Clarence McNey,
George McDougall, Edward and Al
win Williams.
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DIVIDEND NOTICE.

CHARLES WARNER CO., OF DELAWARE.
FIRST AND SECOND PREFERRED STOCK
DIVIDEND no. 81.
The Regular Quarterly Dividend Of ONE
AND ,N,. D., lihhh hfOUkrHS q q per cent? PER
GENT. on the First and Second Preferred
Capital Stock Of tho Charles Warner Com.
pany. has been declared payable October es.
lel2, to Stockholders OF record September a0'
1915. Checks will be mailed
a. ID. WARNER. JR.. Treasurer.
oct2225,27
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JOSEPH CANNON
CRIROPOpIsTn.

II LOhA JOHNSON sTKADLEY, 40. col
n Market street Graduate Of Fowler aud
nanna. Treats Corns bunions, fnErown
NHir fi- Evenings by appointment. ..
A. 2oiT. iAn2e ~
Il Ll1AbETH HANkAHAN Uli ADOAln
~ ntlst a. Hanna. I'D Chiropody and
aanicurnE hair dressing and maasaginn.
No. 300 ADAMS ST. d. a A.. 2p0s. Fven-
,ng by appointment. marae-tf.
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MusIcAL.

TnAr HIGH GRADE PIANOS At
hAJ\yN wholesale prices for cash.
shippcd direct from factory Regular pianos.
flf1 Go 1905 player pinnos S-1l to $3.50
grand pianos. $500 uu. second grade az
stencil uomc regular pianos s15 Go stio;
player pianos. $500 Co $3.50. Fun iuiurma.
iion upon request. address M2S Evening
journal once oct17.1n
Evening journal., 1915-10-27
PROFESSIONAL.

-r--s1~H~affs f'--r 49,
AZ EDfCAi ELfCrR1Cirl --GAf.NANIC.
NJ inrndlc and Sinusoidal Currents. scien-
ihcaly applied Medical aud Electrical
Massnrc The Violet Ray. Blue Light Cdh-
net Baths llcfcrcrrn from hest ph3sicians
MARY D.. HfAkN.
Graduate rcnnsylVrrin Orfhoraed.c fnsti-
fuie aud School of Mochnno 1hrrapy finc)
Telephone 80 iui1 Madison 81
oct 20 .eod.tf
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TAILOR.

ID COMR0E, NO s47 ORANGE STREET.
Ladies and Mems Merchant Tailor
Nc do Cleaning, Pressing and RcpaifinR
work guaranteed and delivered Furs 70
modelled. Phone connections. ct27-sod- m
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WALL PAPERINe.

WALL pApEks Ar LOWEST pklCEs.
fftimaioa checrully furnished
RtHiN. JONES HOLLETT
Successors 90 koSn Bro.
All Practical Non.
NO 42i SHIRLEY 81. Phone. 1851
mnr0I.tf
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TYPEWRITERs.

II AfEWkirEkS hENrED rdKEh
Il months. 5000. Rental applied on pur
chase. Sold. $500 monthly. Typewriter,
repaired Royal Typewriter Acrncy. Typ,
writer Exchange. No SO Market street
uurc2.n
ID ENr A REMINGTON or OWN ON
h Yourself by buying on The rental plai
monthly. Also Monarchs a. very reason
able prIcesI
REMINGTON TYPEwRITER co.
Phone ai.5 500 Equitable
oct 1877
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STETIDTNlEsDAY. TTIT NOVEMBER 10Th, 1918.
Attendance win be given and terms nsas
NOTICE no CREDITORS

Notice is hereby given that the shares o,
interests Of William T. Cloud, John G. Cloud
and Joshua A. Cloud in the above
described premises will be sold above, and
all persons having or claiming any lien OF
encumbrance against the share or interest Of
say Of the said parties or either Of them, N
said lands and premises are hereby notined
20 appear and file in the once Of the Clerk
Of the Orphans Court. in snd for New Caste
county. on OF after the twcnty.fourth day ~
November. A. ID. 1918. petitlon maAins
proof Of the amount due on said hen or -
cumbrance.
oct27-It.
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kllsadianre WI be 100 aaa lerm. nad.
NnrIrE nd lKEnITnks. .

Notice is hereby gwen that tho shares or
Interests ~ Rachel 4. Bond. John An
mond Ir William s.. Almond. guardian OF
William s. Almond. lr.. John Clarence Green
guardian al Item of lice r. Green Peter 4.
tiieen and Walter =. Green. n ihe above
described premises will De sold ns above, anu
an persons having or elaimlhs ~. ~" -
an, of tho said parties or either o. them, IN
said lands and premises. are hereby not,nea
10 appear nnd hlc In the once o. me t,,< S'c,N
county. on or after the seventeenth day OF
November. a. ID. 1913, petition making
proof of the amount due on said lien or en-
WILLIAM j.. FISHER. Trustees.
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Al ADAM LEO AND QUEEN RTCHANDA
lfl worlds greatest palmists. Tell past
present and future; also love and business
affairs Of both white and cOlorcd Price. zoe.
Shellpot Park AT winter. aug10.n
Evening journal., 1915-10-27

~ OLLECr AND SELL NAMES AND AD-
~ dresses In spare time. biz income.
no eanyassine- Detailed Instructions. 10
cents Supply Co.. Delaware CITY Del
octii-eod1m
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''''''''i WILLIAM }. FISHER, Trustee.
m RUsTEE's SALE or Real EsrATE


nv RUsTEE'S s SALE OF REAL ESTATE.
Il BY virtue of renewed order OF tho
o. phaus' Court OF the state Of Delaware. in
and for New Castle county. made October
20. 1915. will be exposed TO sale at public
vonduc.
WEDNESDAY. NOVEMBER 10TH, 1915
At 10 O'Clock A. ~.
az the County Court House, in tbs. city of
Wilmington. the following described real
estate, late OF Sarah r. Cloud, deceased.
fO-wit:
An that certain lot OF parcel Of land with
two story frame dwelling house thereon
erected. known No. 1910 Claymont street,
situate In the city Of Wilming gton. aforesaid.
having a frontage Claymont street Of IL
feet and depth to an alley Of 81 feet. to-
gether with the free and privilege Of
thereto forever.
Attendance wiz be given and terms made
known by
LiLBURNE CHANDLER Trustee.
Attest. FRANK p. EWING, Clerk o. O.
Wilmington, Delaware, October 20, 1913.
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TO HIRE.

ELECrRiC VACCUM TO Hlht. 81 90
~ per day Address M-s9. Evening Jour
nnl once sept2u.tf
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MONEY no 'OAN.

NJ ONEY TO LOAN Oh REAL ESTATE
lNl Any amount A. lowest rates Quicki,
furnished Address ~ 40 Evening Journal
vmce. nnv91.n w.s.t
Evening journal., 1915-10-27

I LILLIAN b. MOORE. TEACHER or
~ Piano Organ and Theory Open for
Immigration work: terms reasonable Ad.
aress No. so1 Lombard St. sert2o.cod. 1 M.
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UPHOLSTFRINC.

w CLARENCE AVERY 40. 6Oe
". Orange street lpholstering and cab
met making. Estimates and samples cheer.
fully given. d. & a. Phone. 51a5.
eept3O-tm.
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BUSINESS OPPORTUNITTTs.

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