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ANSWER To QUESTION No. 80
Continued from page 3,

A prophet shall the Lord your
God raise up unto you OF your
brethren, like unto me, him shal
ye hear.
This is be, that was in the
church in the wilderness with
the angel which spake to him in
the mount Sina, and with .ur
fathers, who received the lively
oracles to give unit, (Acts,
81 38)
So 20, see that we have a
church spoken of that was. and
is, much older than the Mission
ary Baptist Crurch. And which
was the oldest church on record
since the Apostles. They would
have to obey the mosaical law.
They would have to be Jews, but
then there is one Of the seven
churches spoken of in Rev. who
say that they are Jews, Please
read.
And unto the angel of the
church in Smyrna write, These
saith the first and the last,
which was dead, and is alive,
| know thy works. and tribula.
ton and poverty, but thou art
rich and | know The blasphemy
IF Them which say they, are
Jews, and are nou, but are the
synagogue of Satan, '(R4v. 2 8-9)
1t is not best to calm that we
are Jews when we are not. like
the church above spoken OF
makes them so that it would no,
look just right This part is only
for the consideration OF cur
readers.
The next point, which we shal!
produce to see whether thai
Missionary Baptist Church of
today, is The Apostolic Church,
or not. And for The first evl
dence we shall quote you the
following scripture.
And when they had prayed.
the place was shaken where
they we're assent bled together,
and they we're all oiled with the
Holy Ghost. and they spake The
word Of God with boldness.
And tue multitude of then
that believed were Of one heart
and Of one soul; neither ssid
any OF :hem that ought OF the
things which he possessed was
his own; but they had all things
common.
And with great power gave
the apostles witness OF The resu
ERECTION of the Lord Jesus: and
great grace was upon them all.
Neither was there auy among
them that lacked: for as many
as we're possessors OF lands or
houses sold them. and brought
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In 81 PufFiO de- Wlh2Isha
ven Sc escucho una t.
rfibie expo ion

AMSTERDAM. Abril 2s.-Algo
muy grave ha debiio ccurrir en- el
Gran puerto a!em&n d Wilhelmshaven
ell dia 20 de. actual, a juzgar POI
los informeS llegados a esta ciudad
tauto-por conducto Official como par
,,calar.
In Ia fecha artes indicada Sc eS-
. ~ 5 eli el puerto de Wilheimshaven
. s@s ~cegca"ias una h~orrorosa explc-
, 81. que scmbr6 c! p&nico en- todaS
. parties ' que h. debido causar error
me- cstra@cs tanto en- v:das hun:a-
: ~ Como 81 pGrdidas alateria.es.
la explosion Sc escuch6 Ell varias
/ mii,as a la redonda sin que Sc haya
I po,iido inquirir la causa nj los efec-
tos de la misma debiGo a Ia eStrIc-
t. -ensura de las autoridades Mill
. ta-cs %ermanas.
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III 13i-.L.0" DE H0tABRES COMBA-
TEL. Ea In FREn7ED De rIEz
...SH..Lss DC EXTENSION
Iaqfe5es : aien.oaes l;5ran mo de los mas saagrisntos com =
bates en- ct ssefer compreaddo enEre Lens y Ell rio scarpe
aSFGyRlSE QUE ?0a HA1EsBIRG. EN- PERSONA
IL ESTAaO 0IRlGIEsDc Las 0pERacl0sEEs

1aticntes per mi!Ia liHeal. Essas So
l.~ c;.ras bastar;n para ia- una
...e& de "a macnituG de la lucha.
u orioi5n HUbiica en- estas capital
Sc hallaha anoche como en- suspen-
s.. esperanto ell resultado de esa
gran batalla. Las noticias de fuen-
IL aiiada recibidas aqui, Sc italian
rc.actadas en- terminus Que hacen
ccaiiar en- que los ingleses i~oGraran
81 prop5sj,o. es decir. desalejar al
cnsmi@o de sus a~ctuales posiciOnes
eli csc frcrte ' cbti%ario a retirarse
a . famcsa Inca de Wotan, Que CO.
yrr DC Drocourt a Queant Y que
constitute la defensa mas formidable
lie los ceutones delantc de Ia plaza
dc Doaui.
Los progresses registradcs por los
in@leses en- Ia printera Ease de Ia
grar batalIa. hacen coafia- en- que
las tropas Gel general Haig lograran
cortinuar u avancea hasta las trim
cacras de n famosa Inca. Les in
formes recibidos anoehe hablaban de
cue los brit&nicos hab:an cntrado 4
d villa d Oppy, cue lorna e. pivote
Sc2,cntricaal dc las posicioneS auXi-
liares csta5lecidas prcciSamente de-
IaUle dc n Inca Wotan Y 4 ias cua-
Is Sc IN Gado e. noHbre de Liaea
de ODDy. Tam5i5H Sc dice en- las no.
nc.as recibidas anoche que IA Villa
lie .,-tcuy. que Sc encuentra situada
Il Una milla al aorte de Oppy, habia
side ~ya7turada per los inSleSes. OPP
by % encucntra a sells nilas n no
rest" de Arras. Ia Inca de Wotan,
cuyo extreme septcntrional 10 forma
Ia D,aza &c Drocourt. Al norte del
rio Scarpc. Sc extiende hacia e. SUI
a tray@s De las villas de HamblaIn.
U'a>; Il Il 81. rlana. rot :a-J
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PetaiD ten6ra eE manao su-
promo de los ejercitos
s!isdos ca FFaacla
En- Washington ~circula con insistcr-
cha la version de que csc Gamble
tcndri lugar pronto

WASHINGTON. AErII 3a.--Ano-
che circul6 cen irsistcEcia en esta
capital la noticia dc que TN impor-
tante cambio esta para ~efectuarSe
en- 81 alto mando de las fuerZas MI
~!itares de n entente, en- {, frerte Oc-
cidcntal. FL rumOr ~propaiado era de
cue al general Petain, que Sc hiZo
famoso por Ia dcfensa de In plaza
de verdun, Sc le iba a dar el mando
absolute de todas las fuerzas aliaiaS
en- cl tca.ro occidental, aun las de
IL Gran B:ctana, V que 81 aatorldal
Gu.Za Sc extendiera hasta las tropas
ltalianas que operan en- el frentc
austro-italiano.
La noticia que scgun SO dice fua
dada por una autoridad que esta en-
| .ntnnidad con los micmbrcs de los
Consoles de los Aiiados, asegura que
! Sc ha pedido ii mcncicmado militia
frances que accgtC el nlndo Su2r"-
no dc todas las t%opas ~ali9ias GU
csc frcntc.
Tara Made ha side Tin s~corc,o, de-
do bace ~tic,nno. one la falta de una
artcridad central que diriia las ore
raciones O., csc frentc de batalia. ha
cor+rHm;do = Ia MAYOR marie de los
fr,r,sos do los planes de los a!iados.
-,.o - Inn ,,rop,r9do muchos l..
r, 49, t,nto cr;d,fo. Tai faIta
a. ao,,r,ir,ri5r ia a,toric.H c.ra
r.~.ianIoeo rot,r cnoraa-ersrr1a Do
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LOS ANIAnOGES AMIRlFAE0S
OLE lUIHAN IN FRANClA

PARIS. abr!l 2N--I.as nucvas IT,
cibidas hasta ultima bora por & dct-
tor Edmundo Grr<. uno De IS orga
nIzadorcs de Ia c~Scuadril}a amcrica.
NJ, ~cstab,cccn cue 81 SARGENT Wi
H;am Dugan, ua1 dc los a~riaIorc;
an,erIcarcy duc hab;an dc~SararcciIo.
IN cscanaGo 4 Ii mucr.2. los nri-
mern, .n;rrmcs :uiicaban .Ile ci Sar-
certc T."an haDla sido murrto ics.
,>.,s- "a ~ crr.t,,tH rpr I'M DliGtO
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iCS SOCIALISTS R,S0S -
IN|iaH3N IEiEIt30S Al
CCNGRES0 DE- C0PEN-
HAGUE
HAGUE

TETR0CRADO. Via L5ndrcs. aDril
2S.-Con refcrenc;a 4 !os dcspachos
dc Copcnhaguc, rcIacio"ados con e!
Ccncrcso dc scciaiistas rusos y ale
names, en aquella capital. ell Conf
tc Executive del Consejo dc Dclega-
dos de C.brcros Y Soldados, en- Ct que
estin Representatives todos los parti-
dos socialiStas, ka artoriZado Z l.
Agencia dc Noticias de Pctro@rado,
ORGANISING semi-oficial, para que de-
clare que eli Conseio no tiene Ell me-
nor conocimicato del tai Congress, :
que ninguno de los partidOs socia!Is-
tas rusos ha enviado Delegates .
Copenhague.
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iRGSrNTD ST RENUNCIA Ell
E!iBAJAnOR ESPANOL ANTE
FL. IATICAN0

MADRID. ahri 2S.-El cmbaj2dor
es2anol en- el Taticaro senor Cable
,CH. ha dlmitidn fuHdandose en die
rencias de c~riterio o respecto a Ia
! po,jtica international del nuevo 60
oicr7c.
Z senior Alvarado, Ninistro dc
! Es,ado lie dirigi5 III Gespacho mani
feS,&ndo!e qGe 81 gobierno Sc Dropo-
ne ccntinuGr ia poiitica del anterior,
/ conteSJandC e, n,ismo senior Cable
ton. que ScGuia crcyeEdo en- que no
scria asi Y po- 10 tanto Sc le adllI-
tic Ia renuncia.
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INTENTARIANPO LOS WHERE'S

WASHINGTON, bril- 2S.-E! Sc
cretario &c Agricultu-a, cor esta fc-
cha ha enviado al CoG-reso de la
Union I'm memorandum s~olicltando
que a Ia mayor brevedad el Poder
Legislative conceda Ell credito nece-
sario para llevar a cabo IN inventa-
rio general de todas las sub.istcn-
cias que Sc e]ncueptran en- el terrific
rio americana, asi como de todos los
recurSos con que cuenta la Naci0n,
en- case de que las circumstancias Ia
obliguen a incautarse de esoS recur-
SOS Y ~aqueilas subsistencias.
Creese que el Congreso actuara
cor urgencia con respectc = esta So
l!citud.
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LA CRU ROJA PROTESTA

CINEBRA, AbrtI 2s.-La Cruz
EoJa International, cuyas oficinaS
raGlean en- Suiza, ha enviadc a Be-
In Una energica Drotesta contra los
~ree.entes atalEes Aevados q czbo por
los submarines alemanes contra los
G&lcc-hoSpttales :ngieses y france
ses.
Ia Cruz ReJa International hace
gran hincapie en- los dos ultimos
atentadoS lie esta cl2Se llevados 4
sabc 81 ola u contra los dos BARGE
n~csrItaLes mgieses Que fueron h.
d.dos q la a!tura de lis eostas irlan-
deSas.
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LII ACTITUD DE RCSI.A

WASHINGTON. abril 2S.-El De
partamcnto de Estado ha recitido
.~nf5rr.es oficiaies por Ia via diplo-
malica. en- los cUaleS el Gobierno
ruso da plenas seguridades de que
Russia esta tan lejcs de a~bandonar la
guerra sin alcanzar la finalidad Que
Sc propuso al tomar parte en- ia ms
ma, como los propioS EstadOs Uni
dos.
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PARIS. abril Sc, ECbierno
frances ha publraiC el informc 81
guier te:
"Con,rariameate u todas las rc-las
del dere~ho dc gcu;es = lie la huma-
nidad. .os a,enaneS han dcc!I:do Y
anunciado 4ue tcrtrlearam. S'n avlso'
les barcos-hosp;tales In e<taS con-
dieiones. el goblern1 frances hacc
saber q Berlin q1. cmbarcari sobr"
esos ba-cos prIs:oncro< a~lenlancS.'
FL Echo de Paris escrlbe 4 cs-
tie reSpectn:
los Cobieruos a!iados responder
como dchen al to~l.cdcajc s:stcm;ii-
&C O Aiemaria de los buQurs-h's-
~pitales. Los ingIc>es colOcan herlIGs
alenanes en- los mismos buQucs que
ocupan los heriG2S ing!eses Fl 20
bierno frances no. ha tenldo nunca
occasion de imitar este metodo, por-
Que los heridos frnnccscS transporta-
dos pcr mar venian generalmente de
Saltnica. "a decision del gobierno
frances no es ur acto de r~ep'esa!laS.
puesto cue dcrcrdc De los submari-
nos alemanes que los ~pr!sioneros aSl
embarcados no Sufran nlngGn mai
No obstante. nc tratarcmos lie dist
| muIar que las artcridales ~aleraares
ensavaran todos lis medins para cor
~finrar 81 odiosa ;arca. Es per .
mismo neccsarin. dcsde ahora. bus
| car otros rroceiimicntos que nos
pernitar ohllgar ! Ilomania a a Oh
seryaci6r Gel ,lerechc de Gcntes.'
Maize esta meier colocado nara
estudiarios : a~rli:arlos que c! 20
b;erno de los EstaGos UniGcs. Hay,
del otro lado ,iel .Atlantico, nunero-
sas eo!on:as aIem!anas Que rs7scen
graades riouezay. Sin infligir 4
csos alemancs ningun sufriricnt"
corporal. mo sc podria, sccuestran-
do nrcgresivamentr sus bicnes e'er-
Ger sobre el eremigo II preston
tai. oue 10 oblicara a resretar las
reclas de la humanidad? HI TubiI-
20 frances sobre el hccho de lieHar prl
| sioncrcs alemanes sobre los huqueS-
hospitales. Dice 10 s~iguientc:
"Cuando sc :ra;a de rcPresa!'a<'
Sc nrccunra 81. cn este canine. mites
tros cnemioos 10 t;cnea IL rHrtaja'
desde el m.omento rue disronen DC
las numeroSas pch!aciones de la re
| r,oros invadidas. No Is a2i d"sGe
Ia ertrada a "a Guerra de los ts'a-
dos lTnidoS, EStan:Cs p~crsuadldoS
de nue Nj. Wilson ~rCscntlra 2cno
j I'M nuevo insulto i toGas las leyeS
de la humanlda,l 81 aSesiaato lreMe-
| d,tado de los infellces heridoS que re-
.rcsan dc los campos de hata'ia.
Los bienes lie les y~:udadaaoS "le;ra-
! res ell goo;erro ic IL Union t.e-
ne a la r.ano. sctrc 81 terrltoElo.
/ represcntan vaStos dominios toda:ia
lrexplotados en- natcria de represa-
, las.
"En prcscncia &c las pr%ctica5
| odicsas del almirantazgo alem;Ii, no
tenemcs otro medic de defenSa que
ei de hacer sabcr cue. a pesar de
nuestra repugnancIa 2 los actos oru-
tales. iremos. de concerto cor todos
nuestrcs aliadcs. an lejos como sea
recesario para mnponer el reSpeto
del dcrecho international q los nira-
tas de Berlin
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DECLARACIONES DEL FMRAlA
DOR AMERICANA

PARIS. abrll GH-El emba !ador
Perfie!G. actua!aente 81 Paris h
visitsdo recientemcrte en- autori"vI!
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Cuando nccesite libros en- esPeRoi
dirijase Z Ignacio Z. Lozano.-l20. y
cta. Rosa Az. San antonio. Texas.
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. pIsRI0 POPULAR l%DEPENn!ENrE-
pRf.C:CS DE StSCRIrCioN:
En- los Esiadps Unisl0s. I&Nieo, Canada. Gu
1a. Puerto RirJ. Panama y las iSlas
EiIjuinlS:

il'itihIH+
>tlS UltstS =. = - - 80 -- ~
Tres IltStS 49, - -. - - ''F ~
En- CcntTn Y Sur America, (eSceniuandG
Panama., Europa Y los dCniS PASSES coH-
T,rcadruos er ID Union Postal<J nlverSai;
In aaO : d. = e. . : -.-~--. &c wv
sells IErScS . . -. . . 4. 80 "'uJ
iTtS .ltStS 80 49, = : -. -- SO -"
IA PRENSH nublfra Iambten una edici0n
semSnaria. los mercedes. siendo los prec:os
de SuhscrinrIdn:
En- los ESiadOs UnidDS, M6Atco. CsGaia.
cuba, Puerto Rico, Panama, y Fit.piIias:
Tn Glo . o.. -. . -. : 80 1UI
cclS illt>tS : : - N -
En- Csntro y sur America eIcepiuando
Panama, Europa, etc.
Tn ano q. =. 4. d. . : . ~ i.JJ
Los pages deDea haceTse por ddclant2do,
en- giro postal o lie Express. caria caril-
firail } l"iri SObrc N1IeyI York. Los pre-
ciCS lie suSrriNcf6l son en- dInern amer!
CaRO o.SI cguiSgl"9:la en- mo!cdI del pals
de dcnCe Sc sOlIclIe ell periodico.
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ELEFON0-Travis 2i1I.

IL pREr.St IS rI prcIddI,o me,.rago dc
upN.,r .'-Cuiari". 70 los E>:ahG~ ETiiuS
, IEnr ~ sar!n. ri !nci"r para -, s"i:nr!an
tr-.
Evening journal., 1917-04-26
MOVING AND HAULING.

mr.. WILLIAM II. NORRIS. DENTIST.
- has removed TO No. 500 West street.
Evening journal., 1917-04-26
DEMAND FOR DUPONT old
STOCK SENDS UP Price

There has been some active buying
recently of the common stock of +. |.
dupont de Nemours Powd\r Company
(the old company. The buying is
said TO have been based on a pre-
sumption that the old stock may fig
ure in the question OF the purchase Of
the T. G. DUPONT stock-the subject OK
the suit in which Judge Thompson re-
Gently gave a decision-if the ques-
tion Of its purchase should be sub
mitted to the stockholders for their
act on. The stock sold as high as
$12S share yesterday, but sank back
to Sis bid, $llS asked. today. The
stock sold at about S102 before it be-
gan to soar a week or so ago. The
buying orders are said TO have come
from New York.
Evening journal., 1917-04-26
PROPOSALS.
100000

CITY OF WILMINGTON. DELAWARE,
SHINING FUND. II PER CENT. LOAN.
Treasurer's OAco, Tenth and King streets,
Wilmington Delaware. until IL o clock noon.
on Thursday May 10th, A. ID. 1917. for all
or any part thereof Of (S30oOoo)
Three Hundred Thousand Dollars,
remaining unissued. Of the issue Of
Six Hundred Thousand Dollars Of
sinking Fund IL per cent. bonds Of thee
under an Act Of the General Assembly Of the
state Of Delaware approved March 18th, A.
j.. 1915. entitled Am Act 60 authorize The
Mayor and Council Of Wilmington TO bor-
row money for Public Work and Improve
ments' and under authority OF an ordinance
~ 1.-THE Council Of the 1.-The Mayor and
Council ~ Wilmington passed June sth,
a d. 1915; approved June l.th, A.. ;
Council Of Wilmington 10 borrow $500, 900
for the purpose of improving the water sys-
tenn q the City Of Wilmington.
Said bonds to be issued in denomnat ions
of $50 or multiples thereof; 10 date from
May l5 4. D. 1917, and bear interest az
the rate Of l-2 per centum per annum, pay.
able semi-annually on October lst and April
lst OF each year. and TO mature as follows :;
800 500 on October LIST. a. ID. i941.
$3.50, 800 on April lst 4. D. 1912.
All proposals must be accompanied by a
certified check payable to the order Of the
Tho Mayor and Council OF Wilmington,
for two per cent. of the amount Of bonds
for which bid is submitted. the same TO be
ioficued IN case the bidder ialla 10 accept
and pay for bonds awarded The right is
reserved 10 reject any or all bids. No bids
Of less than par will be accepted. The
successful bidder or bidders will be required to
settled for bonds awarded with accrued in
terest from May 18th A. ID. 1917, at the
City Treasurer Onice, Wilmington Della
ware. at or before ~ o'clock noon. on May
"a, A. D. 1917. The United States Mort.
gage and Trust Company of New York will
certify TO tho genunencss Of the signatures
Of the officials signing said bonds and the
seal impressed thereon. All bids must he
enclosed in sealed envelopes. addressed TO
William j. Highfcld. City Treasurer and
marked Proposals for Sinking Fund Loan.
OSCAR G.. DRAPER,
JAMES KANE,
CHARLES NJ. SMITH.
Finance Committee of Council.
ROBERT ID. KEMP
DAVID A. Hill EGAS.
JOHN i. MONAGHAN,
Commissioners of Sinking Fund.
apr26.lt.
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WILSON LINE

WILMINGTON. N.PHILADELPHIA ROUTE.
Schedule in effect Thursday. April 18th.
Leave Fourth street wharf Wilmington,
for Philadelphia. at Z 80. 9 90. 10. 80 ). n,
]. 80, 4. IS and 90 =. NJ.
On Saturdays and Sundays only, additional
trip az 6. 90 =. NJ.
Leave Philadelphia. Chestnut Street Wharf,
for Wilmington at 7.3O and 10 80 A. NJ,
1. 80, . 90, 4 Is and Z. 90 p. NJ.
On Saturdays ana sundays only. additional
trip at o 30 4 NJ.
All boats stop az Chester.
Last car connecting with Philadelphia boat
leaves Fourth and Market streets 10 min.
utes before boat time
WILMINGTONP ONPESNSGROVE ROUTE.
Leave Wilmington 8 30 Z 90. s. 90. o 90
10. 90, II 90 A. NJ, II o. oeock noon, 90,
2 90, 800 A. 90. 500. 800, 7 90. s OO
9. 90, 100. IL. 90 and -. 90 p. NJ.
Leave Pennsgrove al 600. 7I5. 500. 90
1000 il;0o LOO a. mr- IL o'clock noon, 90.
o. 90. 1918. j. 90 and II 90 p nj ~'
New schedule in effect between Wilminrton
and PennsErove. eu Saturday, April eth.
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BUAUNSTEIN STORE WILL
CLOSE At G O'clock DAILY

Braunstein & Co.. well-known Mar
ket street merchants. have announced
that their store will close daily here
after at o'clock in the evening
This includes Saturday evenings This
action was received with grateful aps
preciation by the employees OF the firm
For some time past the management
OF the Braunstein store has been con-
s.dering the 6 o'clock closing hour and
finally reached this decision in the be-
lief that the public would cooperate.
The fact that the Braunstein em-
ployes will have Saturday evenings TO
themselves hereafter is a source OF
much pleasure 10 them. II is a de-
parture from the general custom Of
keeping open on Saturday nights. The
company feels that its business will
not be injured by adopting the new
plan when the public comes TO under
stand il and what il means TO the
store employees.
Evening journal., 1917-04-26
GUARDS FIRE ON PROWLER
ABOUT The state house

Special to THE EVENING JOURNAL.
DOVER, Del, April 26.-Guards Of
Company G Of the militia. patroling
the State House and State Armory last
night, detected stranger coming to-
ward the State House with a bundle
under his arm. The man was given
orders three times to halt but failed
10 do so. and the guards fired on the
stranger, who took to his heels
through some bushes back Of the
Armory Because OF the darkness the
guards, Privates Riley and Goodwin,
could not recognize the prowler.
Evening journal., 1917-04-26
S27,695. .339 TAXABLE
PROPERTY IN SUSSEX

Special to THE EVENING JOURNAL.
GEORGETOWN, Del, April 26.-
Figures have been compiled by the
Board of Assessment showing the
amount Of the tax levy for the year
1917. and have been submitted to the
County Commissioners in order that
they may make up their yearly budget.
The assessed valuation of the real es-
tate and other taxable property Of
whatever kind is given as S27 ,G95 ,329
and the capltation at S14,1S7.
Evening journal., 1917-04-26
FOUR-FOLD Benefit

From Two Grand Medicines in Spring.
You know that physicians often give
two prescriptions. perhaps more, or
medicines to be taken together. or al
ternately or at different times
One reason may be that the medi-
cines are "incomDatihle"-d not
agree when closely mixed in taking
Or that desired results cannot be Sc
cured by one medicine alone.
The most successful combination
spring medicine treatment that we
know of-because perfectly "compat-
lble' and productive of the best re-
sults-is in HOODS Sarsaparilla and
Peptiron Pills. The former thoroughly
searches out and eXpels impurities
from the blood. while Peptiron Pills
give the powerful tonic-they literally
put iron into your blood"
Hoods Sarsaparilla should be taken
before meals and Peptiron Pills after
meals-patients taking them so report
the benefit is four-fold-prompt. posi-.
tive, permanent. Both these medicines
are economical and pleasant to take.
Evening journal., 1917-04-26
Attractions at the Theatres

France the attraction at the Savoy
Theatre today and the remainder OF
this week and the knowledge that it
is human document being rewritten
at the present moment In hundreds of
French villages, makes Il seem as If
one were witnessing an actual occur
renee or recording history in the max.
ing. With cast led by Sarah Bern
hardt and composed of actors that are
actuated by the thought that they are
engaged In a sacred duty-helping to
tell the world how France is doing her
share in the great war-the depth of
feeling put into the picture is its great
est artistic merit
Evening journal., 1917-04-26
MARRIAGE LICENSES.

The following marriage licenses
have been issued by Magistrate Strad-
ley Sarah Francis Appleby of Chris
tiana, and Grover Cleveland Young.
Of Ninal Haven. Me; Frances Helm. of
Wayne. Pa, and Linden Hopkins. of
No. 1907 Poplar street.; Helen Eliza
beth Morris OF Oakdale. Pa. and Henry
Anderson, Jr. Of No. 11O4 Adams
street: Tillie Juida, OF No. i241 Lob
dell street. and Andrew Shlabec. of
NO. 1928 Peach street. and Catherine
Bethka, OF No. 800 East Four h street.
aud Ralph Reedy of No. 2O3 East
Twenty street.
Magistrate Broman issued a mar
riage license TO Lillian Frances Slack
and William Eas'on Harshman. both
OF No. 707 East Fourth street
Evening journal., 1917-04-26
HAVE HOSPITAL NOW
FOR EMERGENCIES
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ing in conjunction with the Red Cross
with the same chairman shall have
headquarters in the City Hall. This
is necessary on account of the limited
space
Mrs. Joseph p. Wales was chosen as
publicity agent for this committee.
and It was decided that all publicity
shal pass through her hands.
A gift Of $500 was reported for
Statewide work. This has already
been used for materials to be sent to
Laurel. Dover, Wyoming, Seaford.
Delaware City and other towns, where
branches have recently been formed.