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Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-03-01
LETTER FROM SOLDIER.
Received Chr istmas Gift From Whining
ton Girl, S ent Through Red Cross.

The letter printed below has just been
received by Miss Althea Dickerson Of
1905 Spruce street, this city, IN acknowl-
edgment OF Christmas box which she
sent through the Red Cross to the soldiers
abroad, before the holidays, and tells its
own story Ed mund A. Dowd is the
soldier who received the parcel, and he is
a private In an unnamed company and
regiment. His letter follows:
Feb. 4, 1918, Somewhere in France
Dear Friend: Just few lines TO tell
YOU that | was one of the lucky boys to
receive one of the packages from vii
mington We were only allowed 90
packages to our company, so they de-
cided that we should draw for them.
There are l22 men In our company.
Words cannot express how much
appreciate il, and want to thank you for
1t. Everything arrived safely and l en-
loyed it very much. You will notice that
| am using the paper you sent. Ii Just
arrived at the right time, because | was
all out of writing material The cold
cream was something that we bows have
all been wishing for, because the cold
weather has our hands and faces In an
awful condition. Thanking you for the
package Your Soldier Friend.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-03-01

for ~s.s by n H. DaElorth. M Sxkel end
6SoA0u S<ruasSA
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-03-01

petable Compound the credit"
Mrs. JOSEPHINE kIMBLE, 935 West
Race St. Portland. Ind.
Thousands of American women give
this famous root and herb remedy the
credit for health restored as did Mrs
Kimble.
For helpful suggestions in regard to
such ailments women are asked to write
TO lydia f. Pinkham Medicine CO..
LYNN. Mass. The result of its long
experience is at your service
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-03-01

Silk Skirts in All New Shades
and Fancy Stripes
We have heatherbioom top
skirts, also an all-silk skirt 1t
$500. All the better skirts u
silk and all lerSey, a, $500,
$500, $500.
CamlSoleS in six, crepe de
chine and wash satin. beautifully
trimmed with lace, from Sc to
$500.
Muslin Gowns. j very gcOd
low or hIgA neck. iace 0r em-
broiderv trimmed. very special
for 59c to SIPS.
Muslin Skirts, very good quail
ity. lace or embroidery trimmed.
Very special, SI.Oo anG SIPS.
We are also clearing out 4 few
bath robes. Regular 500 and
$500 quality at $500. We also
carry the Red Gross apron SO
much in demand.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-03-01

ut times | could not
be on my feet at all
/ was all run down
and 80 weak l%could
not do my house
work, was nervous
and could not Ii .
down at night !
took tre q TIM en- is
from n physician but
they did nothelp me-
My Aunt rec o M
m ended Lydia f.
Pin k h a ms Vcgc-
table Compound. l
tried it and now /
am strong and well
again and do my own
" ork and l Civ Q
lydia T.. Pinkham's 3
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-03-01

With . healing and soOt q.
ing medicine, cases tho
losrseneSs, stops tick-
ling In the throat and cn-
sbles You 20 enjoy refresh
Ing, restful sleep. 1t
contains no opiates and is
pleasant TO take. Good for
cLiidre q as we'll as
Frown-ups"; has re- 4
lteved thousands OF
cases os epnsmodic
Group and whooping
cough, In &c. t0c and
0>S aixe.-
For Sale j
by -
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-03-01
Muslin Specials
Children's Wear
Unusually Attractive at the Big Store

We have Just received and beautiful line o Dreses,
Ronpers Creepe and boys Wash SUITS Betsy Brown play
dresses good quality pink blue and chambray 70
year ages, from 75c to sI.5O.
have display this sprlng styles
dresses for girls ages years pretty olad trp
and plain coors in crepes, gingam crash and SIX aea-
Priced from ST. rs $500.
Creepers and Rompers the little n good quality
CinghaTs.
krinLete Crepe and Madras checks, pIad blue PINK.
white green and wo-tone effects Priced 7se $500.
Little Boys regatta Wash suits -aamDray kindergarten
cloth rePp, linen and < All coors tripes and Pads and al
prices.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-03-01
Drama al Central Church

The young people Of Central Church will
entertain the Parent-T Teachers Associa-
tlon with a dramatic presentation this
evening, IN the lecture room Of the
chzxcb.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-03-01
7As Proper Tonic When Cosghs Are
Chronic {"
FOLEY'S
HONEYANDTAR
COMPOUND

hAWKINC" and splitting, with or
withouta hacking cough, not only
disturbs and disgusts bysta nders,
but wcakens and wears down the system
OF the sufferer so that the way is made
easy FOR more nerious sickness,
II isn't "smart" TO neglect
colo. On the contrary, it is downright
foolish. 1t may sound quite bold and
strong TO say, ~ DON'T believe in medi-
one or doctors" !" or Il never bother with
cold"--but just watch carefully the
result OF such practices. You hear the
boasing and Dragging man, ssThe cold
went away" but you don't ALWAYS hear
the regret and sorrow when tie cold
stays and does its worst.
Lot common sense, intoliiSenc and oy.
rerieEco De your guide. Act promptly 20
hoek any cold, no matter how slight. Stop
ny cough as soon as you cen. "Its better 70
% safe than sorry" is an old and true saying
Foleys Honey and Tar Compound ioosens
the phlcg.n aud nlucus, clears the passages
conts the inHemcd and irritsted membranes
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-03-01

A Dress of plain color taffeta
shows the striking hustle effect.
The sleeves are Of georgette
crepe. vest beautifully EN-
brOldered in beads of contrasting
color. The many small details
are very charming and speak
dlStInctlveness. Price $1,000.
A Suit Of all wool English
tweed. regular sport model. lined
to waist with good venetian.
finished with pockets and belt.
Special at $3.50.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-03-01

The Lipplncott store IS pre-
parlng to meet the demands
which spring time brings for
wornen's apparel. 1t is showing
modlsh spring garments, which
are beginning to arrive daily.
Below are described three dis
tlnct models.
A Coat Of all wool poplln.
large collar of contrasting color.
belted and finished in large but
tons. Price $3.50.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-03-01
She COULD NOT '
STAND OR WORK
But Lydia E. Pinkham's Vege-
table Compound Restored Her
Health and Stopped
Her Pains.

Portland, Ind. .-"I had a displace-
ment and suffered so badly from it that
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-03-01
TROOP 2S,

TROOP N.
Troop No. % met Tuesday night All
averages Were figured IN order that we
may have our monthly report at head
quarters before the beginning Of the
new month. After all business was
transacted Mr. Schagrln took the fellows
through stiff drill, showing them a few
new commands. John Frankfort has been
elected hike master John deserves this
position, rs our troop has had very
few hikes on which Mr. Frankfort has
not been present.
TROOP a.
Troop No y held it's regular weekly
meeting February - Mr.. Williams gave
US a talk on various things Later in The
evening Mr.. Williams surprised the bows
with n basketball.
TROOP 26
Trpop No 26 spent Washington
Birthday IN hiking The treasure hunt
WAS mapped out by Scoutmastcr Schaf-
fer. After a long hunt through the woods.
George Ncnstiehl discovered the trea-
sure, which happened to he a five-pound
box of Martha Washington chocolates
Cooking was the maln feature there were
several scouts who passed this test The
next meeting will be held at y o clock
FRIDAY evening Each scout should he
prepared 10 pass at least two tests this
Friday, IS well as every FRIDAY
Evening journal., 1918-04-19
PERSHING KEEPS HUN
PRISONERS In FRANCE
IN me unlted Press.

BY The United Press.
WASHINGTON, April i9--German SOL
dlers captured by General Pershlng's
forces are being held IN France pend
ing decision as 10 their disposition.
That they should be brought here Is
the feeling IN army quarters but wheih-
er this Will be accomplished depends
largely upon. what General Pershlng
recommends aud upon what Germany
says IN negotiations now pending.
England and France have had TO keep
Germans In France and England lest
Germany send Allied prisoners 10 rur-
key where they might suffer fPom
Turk abuse. Whether the United States
negotiation undertaken with Spain as
Intermediary, can persuade Germany "a
permit return Of Teuton prisoners 10
the United States without facing retail
iatlons is unknown yet.
Army officers suggest that they would
he available FOR farm and other labor
but admit Germany will perhaps insist
they be kept In France so that a Ger
tain amount OF tonnage shall bo uset
In supplying them.
Prison camps at Forts Mcpherson
Oglethorpo and Douglas can be readil,
arranged for 10000 TO 5000 prisoners
each. AZ present the camps contsiT
more than 1000 Toutons. not including
/ interned German sailors.
Evening journal., 1918-04-19

600 has been subscribed up untn this
time. Although there has been some
hitch because Of lack OF specific instruc-
tons between the women and men as to
the division OF their work IN various
Districts. both committees haze been
doing excellent work. The women, IL
was thought last night. had raised about
$4,000 10 the hundred and tho men
more than s7aOoo.
H. Rodney sharp, a trustee OF Della
ware College, yesterday subscribed Si0-
600 through the college committee O..
which Or. H. r. Greenfield is chairman
Bach OF the classes Of Delaware Collesa
have also subscribed literally TO the
loan.
Evening journal., 1918-04-19
BLUE STAR FOR
FREDERICA'S FLAG
Special 70 THE EVENING JOURNAL.

Special 10 THE EVENING JOURNAL
DOVER, Del. April i9.--Frederlca, the
flrst town in Delaware 20 earn an Honor
Service Flag for having exceeded its
Liberty Loan quota, has not only ex-
ceeded Il, but has gone far "over the
top" and has doubled It's quota, sub
scribing $4,000 when its quota was but
$4,000 A blue star has been ordered
to be placed on the flag In recognition
q the doubling Of It's quota
Meetings ore being held nightly 10
Kent County, with some four or i've
IN single night as was the case on
Wednesday evening, when meetings
were held In Dover. Leipslc, Camden,
Blackswsmp and Rose Valley school
houses in the rumai districts. Promi-
nent speakers are addressing the meet
ings which are enlivened with songs OF
patriotic nature.
Last evening a demonstration was
held at Noodslde, where the second
honor nag was presented, this town
having exceeded is quota. Viola and
Canterbury. adjacent villages. also par
tlclpated with Woodside. as Viola Is
also entitled TO an honor flag for havins
raised It's full quota.
Meetings will be held IN different
parts Of the county tonight tomorrow
night and Sunday night. with promi
nent speakers at these places.
Evening journal., 1918-04-19
Hotel New Clarion
WaSSTUSF
PROPOSALS


CEALED PROPOSALS Will BIZ RE-.
- ceyed by the Board OF Health. Koor
80, city Building. Tenth aud King St..
until Tuesday April 30 1918 % Z. ~.
for the collection and removal of carhagc
IN the city Of Wilmington. for term ~
three years, beginning June 1. 1918, and
terminating May 81. 1921.
bidders may submit proposals for the
collection and removal of garbage for
dlufrictH.
Copies OF the specifications. proposal
blanks and envelopes may be had at the
once OF the Board Of Health after April
T.. 1o1S. az 10 o'clock A. NJ
Bidders are requested % submit cut and
description OF the style Of motor trucks 70
be- used by them IN the collection and re-
movnl OF garbage.
forms and In envelopes provided By the
Board for the purpose, the said envelopes
20 be sealed and deposited with the Secrc
tory Of the Board Of Health, IN the Board
OF Health office, at 8 o'clock p. NJ, on tho
day specified above april 80. ioisl. The
right 10 reject any or oil bids id reserved.
BOARD or HEALTH.
THOMAS T.. PEENEY, Secretary,
Apro-f2.t6-io.
Evening journal., 1918-04-19
Liberty FLAG
TOMORROW NIGHT,
OFFICIALS HOPE
tcontlnued rrom - Pass..


teachers, who VIII endeavor 10 make
a record for the public schools OF this
city In the matter OF obtaining sub
scriptions for the loan.
On Monday morning John $. nosEeil,
chairman OF The Loan Committee, will
address the High Schol students at The
regular morning assembly exercises. Al
? o'clock In the afternoon he will meet
with the teachers In the High School
auditorium and with Superintendent Of
Schools Scott, who is the chairman IN
charge OF the loan work in the schools,
will arrange whatever additional de-
tails are necessary
Chairman Rossell is looking forward
with great interest 10 what the schools
will accomplish and has unbOunded
faith in them. Each principal OF q
school Is the chairman Of a sub-com-
mite for the loan and viii direct the
work In her school
Wilmington Lodge, No. 907, B. p. o
Elks. Is coming along handsomely with
their losn subscriptions. Under the
guidance OF Frank Turner the lods.
subscribed $1,000 at the beginning ol
| the campaign. and the total now
amounts TO S45.600.
/ Pledges have been made 20 thl
amount Of 5000; cash and checks fol
bonds total $1,000 and "extrs" sub
scriptions 20 the credit OF the lodg'
total $4,000.
Chairman Turner Is one OF the mos
/ optimistic Of chairmeu, and belieyel
that the Eiks are going 10 sprlng
/ big surprise before the campaign
over. He has fxed $4,000 as the goa
and hasn't the slightest doubt but tina
this wonderful record. that all othe
fraternal orders In Delaware Nigh
well AFFORD TO take oognlEance Of, vii
be accomplished.
Evening journal., 1918-04-19
RHEIMS DESTROYED
BY GERMAN FIRE
Rv The unliad Pra.s

BY The United Press.
PARIS. April ie.-Rheins Is com
pletely in ruins as a result OF the Ger
man bombardment.
During last week 10000 enemy shells,
Including incendiary projeotiles, have
fallen within the city. One day alone
10000 shells were thrown.
The city Is now a wilderness OF
scorchsd and blackened stones with a
few ghostly remains Of houses rlsine
from the sitting fumes. Streets have
vanished under the shattered walls.
The Place Royales Theatre and the
Law Courts. like the ancient hotels
historic salons and the Malson De Mur
sicians, are a mass Of embers. Thl
arched roofs OF the famous Cathedra
are splitting and crumbllng. Soon onl,
the pillars viii remain.
Evening journal., 1918-04-19
lContlnued From Pare one.l

Continued From Pase one.)
Germans kept up their pressure on
Che Lys front today.
Evidence Of the Importance linden
burg attaches to the hills southwest
Of Ypres Is shown in the presence OF
the ii7lh and nth Bavarian Corps and
Alpine Corps In the section from Mont
KENNEL to Bailleul laa front Of three
niles. Every man OF these units Is
from the German hill country ard Won
Bernhard, who is IN command from
Wychaete 70 Bailleul, Is renowned as
a hill fighter.
The assaults osuth OF the Nelppe
Forest reveal the necessity for the
Germans enlarging the salient Of the
main enemy thrust toward HaIebrouck
Prisoners declare the crossfre OF The
British guns create bulge In the
salient before 81. Venant, infllctine
heavy casualties there.
The German troops. themselves under
fed. are surprised at The quantity anc
quality Of captured British food, which
constitutes the only decent rations thel
have had in many months. The promise
OF more similar food Is a spur TO tn
Germans. This Is illustrated in q let
ter taken from q captured officer OF n,
Alpine Corps. IN which he said
''if we advance we win surely taxi
enough booty We have made up 0u
minds not 10 plumber ruthlessly. Tha
IS the beauty OF the whole thing. W.
Alplners understand our business"
Ten British tanks started an offensive
of their own today, but the frightened
Germans sent up red rockets when the,
saw the machines, and German artil
lery pounded its own troops, scattering
them everywhere.
The general situation Is unchanged
Further heavy fighting Is coming.
Evening journal., 1918-04-19
TO THE front!
MEN HAVE GONE
WOMEN ARE COMING
But il Is the YouDn or Young Looldng
Women Who Win.

But Il Is the Young or Young Looldng
Women Who Win.
Today the world is oycpaowins with
opportunity for the woman who is ca
pable, ootiye. youthful--or the woman
who looks the part. Gray hair, The ap-
pearanoo OF age. is passed hy. Unfair.
yes. but Il is a condition which has 60
be met
Thousands Of vUnen have found a
way out by using Q-ban Hair Color
Rsslorer. Not b. dyelny their hair BE-
cause o-ban r. not a DE, but throush
the natural. graCsisl way 10 which It
restores tho youthful color. Try It II
your hair is sra,s siTolled with srsy'
or faded. 10 VIII DO tho same Tor you.
o-ban has no disasreeable features,
II viii not rub or wash on or sisin
the scaip. You can flafnpoo or wave
the hair as usual. . alFo eradicates
dandruff and keeps the hair healthy,
Guaranteed 70 satisfy ~ money re-
funded. tasily applied BY simply brush
lng or combing Through the hair.
Sold by all good druggists every
where on Money-Bock Guarantee
Price 75c.
Evening journal., 1918-04-19
WARNS FAKE TAX AGFNTs

WASHINGTON, April i9r-The Bureau
Of Internal Revenue has warned against
fake income tax agents. Information
received at the Treasury Department
was to the effect that in many Of Che
larger cities men representing them
selves 10 bo revenue agents have at
tempted TO obtain information about
income taxes Of various individuals and
firms. The statement was made that
In some cases this method has beer
adopted by rival interests 10 get trade
information from their competitors.
Onlclals OF the bureau declared thai
some arrests are expected soon. Con
viction on a charge Of impersonatins
a revenue ofllcer carries a penalty oi
three years Imprisonment.
Evening journal., 1918-04-19
AUTO HIS CHILD.

The nine-year-old son OF Mr.. and
Mrs. William Kershaw, OF Prices Cor
ner, was run down and badly injured
by On automobile while crossing the
road In front OF his home yesterday
afternoon. The machine was occupied
by a resident OF New York, who was
enroute 10 Baltimore. He stopped az
the home Of The boy and left his name
and address. lie said that he would
also stop on his return trip 10 New
York.
Evening journal., 1918-04-19
AccUsrn AS nFsFRTrRs.

stanley Gross, James 2. Miller and
George X. Thornton, arrested here on
April "a. as desertcrs were taken 20
Fort DUPONT yesterday. by Deputy
United States Marshal Conoway. The
men were from Camp Hancock. Au-
gusta, Ca, and claimed that they were
merely taklng a leave OF absence with
out permission.
Evening journal., 1918-04-19
BUSINESS cHANGEs AT DOvTn.
Special 70 THE EVENING JOURNAL.
-. -. u

Special 70 THE EVENING JOURNAL.
DOVER, Del. April i9.-J. Dawson
satterleld who has been associated
with the Stevenson and Clayton
Grocery, Of this town. FOR the past IS
years, has accepted q position with the
w. j. Benson Company, shoe dealers.
James Trce, who was associated
with tho Outten Brothers. clothiers
and furnishers. for several years. and
more recently connected with the Jo-
seph Levi Company. clothlers and fur
nishers, has accepted a position ss
menaser with the simon Company, Of
this town, who VIII occupy the John
Carrow store 10 tho Priscilla Block to-
morrow.
Evening journal., 1918-04-19
20 DIVISIONS OF
GERMANS HIT ALLIES
BY The United Press.

BY The United Press.
WASHINGTON, April i9.-Gegmany
stu has approximately seventy divl-
slons, many Of which constitute a fresh
and comparatively unused force on the
western front, British officials estimated
to-day.
These account for the continual use
OF fresh German troops in the fight-
ine, It IL said
That Germany cannot be uslng-at
least 10 any great extent-men who
have been released from Russian
prison camps since the German-Bol-
sheyih peace pact is the conviction
here. They would make poor lighters
after Ions confinement 10 is claimed.
Evening journal., 1918-04-19

lhlcALE > cALE ut MAI Isl Al p.
TRUsrEEs sALE OF REAL ESTATr.
4 By virtue OF an order Of the Orphsns
auction or Touius. on Wedneiday. 1iar
J. 1915 at 10 o'clock A. n, at The County
Court House. Wilmington, Delaware, ihe
Andrew Stewart. deceased to-Witi
All those certain lots. pieces or parcelf
of land with the buiidinFs thereon erecte
sf New castle and State Of Delaware de-
Fcrihcf briefly ne follows. tc-wlt.
40. i-Lof known as NO. lh03 Loverin1
thereon erected two-6torv brick dwelling
house and frame kitchen, together with
use of alley IN the rcar. -
40. 2-Lot known ~ No. l-le lTeveriHs
avenue, IA st. 4 in BY 100 g., havins
thereon erected tv'o-Etory brick dwelling
bouss and frame kitchen. together with
No s-I'ot known aa No. 1897 Lowering
avenue. ~ ~ d in. by 100 feet, having
thereon erected twe.story nrleS i. aMe..l.E
house and frame kitchen, tosether Win
Ne' t-r.ot known as No. 1909 Iovsring
avenue, "a a. q in. by 100 a.. halin8 tncte-
and frame kitchen, together with use OF
~. 5-l.ot known as No. 1911 Lowering
avenue a r. 81 IN: 6y lSS eT,t T. ,eeil5x ssai5s
houro and frame kitchen, together win
use Of alley la the rear. -
No. N-Iur Known - No AoAe ~. - .I'-
nvenue 20 H. ~ 10. by 80 IT, haxiuE
thereon erected two-story brick dweline
houss and frame kitchen. together with
use OF alley IN tue rear.
No s--Vacant lot on the westerly eide oI
scott street beginning 100 IT, north ol
T'orerfn- avenue and having trontage or
ia n. and a depth OF s. ft. eli IN, together
With the use Of the alleys bounding
'hsIs0ss ere ss.-r.ot known as No. isi2 Lowering
avenue % n. $50 H., havinE thereoe
erected two-story brick dwelling house ana
SO. 9-vacant lot. beginning on TIE
northos atcriv SIDE ~ Shullcross nvenuei
fgaik IL northwest Of tho nortnWcateriy
side % Franklin street; thence northeast-
eriv 100 r. 70 the end of n nve-fect wide
alley leading into Lovering avenue thence
norfhxrrgtnr.y f02i5 It. 90 street laid out
M ~ ia n wide. thence thereby eoutn
westerly 100 g. 70 Shallcross avenue
thence thereby southeaEterly 1nl'a IT, 70
the place of beginning, with the use or
For terms Of sale and more definite DE-
scrintion OF the above lands and premises
see COPY Of proceedings In the mattsr OF
The Reii Estate of Andrew stewart Dc.
ceased" on Gle IN the ONCE OF the Clerk or
tho Orphaus' Court, in and for the county
OF New Castle ana State q Deiaware.
SYLVESTER u. IOWNeLp; ~.
/ Attest. NORMAN P. cRoUcH. Clerk Q. G..
] Wilmington. Delaware, April 10, 1918.
/ apriT-1o-2 -2i-25--t- 80.
Evening journal., 1918-04-19
uNITY CLuR MEETING.

Members Of the Young Peoples
Unity Club Of the First Unitarian
Church, viii be addressed by the Rev.
". A. Vrooman. pastor Of the church,
at a special meeting to be held in the
church az 80 o'clock tomorrow night
There will be music by Miss Wales and
others.
Evening journal., 1918-04-19
French Reserves Help British
To Hold Flanders Line

In estimating The fresh German
troops awaiting call TO the great Flan-
ders blood puddle, British officers here
state that the Germans hsd about 200
divisions. at the start or which they
nave used so date more than is0 dlvl-
sions.
Evening journal., 1918-04-19
WHITE CLAY CREEK
TAKES MANY BONDS
sn,eisi 4o THE EVENING JouPNA1

Special 20 THE EVENING JOURNAL.
NEWARK, Del. April i9,-The Liberty
Bond campaign in White Clay Greek
hundred is coming UP TO expectations
spd the indications are that the hundred
will at least exceed in subscriptions the
minimum amount allotted, which was
$1,000. While all committees have not
made their reports up to date, II is
thought that between 10000 and ei25.-
Evening journal., 1918-04-19
REeIsIER's oaDER.
EsrATE on MARY Ann sTEwAR'

ESTATE or MARY ANN STEWART.
u DECEASED.
Notice is hereby given that Letters Of
Administration, upon TIC estate Of Mary
Ann Stewart. late Of Wilmington Hun
Hamilton stewart on the hfteenth day of
March. A. o. 1915. and all persons In
dehted 70 the sai1 deceased are requested
to make payment 70 the Administrator,
without delay, and on persons having d..
mands against the licensed are required
20 exhibit aud present the same, duly pro,
hated 20 the said Adninistrator, on or be
fore the EiFth dav of March, A. p. 1919. OF
abide by the law IN this behalf
HAMILTON STEWART,
Admihlstrntor
AddreEs Sylvester -. Tornsend, Jr
Esq, Attorney.at-law, Ford Bidg., wa
mingtons Del. apri0-sod.ot.