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MISS CHAPPELEAR,
PRIVATE LESSONS.
Taught by appointment.
Phone Franklin Asa. 1872 . st. NV.
MAE WYNDHAM'S STUDIO
SIG l2.h St. NV. Ph. Franklin 2454. Glass
LESSONS Every Thurs. Private lessons any hour.
DAWSON Srrof. 329 VI NV Thomas
- = ' = Mrs Circle.
Popular dances taught in few lessons: private,
any time Lady and gent assistants. Normal
course for teaching exhibitions in new
dances: Jazz War Stamp, Waltz Tango. late
steps Glass dances. Tues and Sat. ewes. In
strilctions So Dancing 9lf 30 Ph. NJ. 1872
LOVERS OF DANCING
WIN find special interest both in the instruc-
NON asd social activities OF dancing club
OPENING and ENROLMENT this SAT
URDAY.
SIXSMITH'S HEALTH CLUB,
1910 G 81. E-w
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THE RICHTWAY STUDIO

o12 10Th ST. NV, A1 N. 4. As3s
Prof Cain Personally InstructiAg.
I teach you every correct movement of your
room, dancing Private lessons apy hour. 75c.
Omen 1890 m. to 1880 pm. Phone FFauklin
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United States Senator, and FOR years
official member OF Wesley Church,
Dover.
The check OF Mr.. Tlmsnus Wilson OF
North Tonowanda, \. Y. was received
this year FOR $1,000 In fun payment OF
the memorial taken by him last year on
behalf Of his mother
At Bridgeville, Delaware. Mrs Hester
Polk Cannon wife OF Mr. Philip Can
non, requested that at -hur death uce
hundred dollars OF her estate Shot,.
be devoted 10 this interest. This re-
quest was renewed virtually upon her
death bed. And a few weeks ago her
pastor handed us $500 In Liberty Bonds
which represented her husbands re-
sponse 10 this request In connection
with this, a beautiful little piece OF
spiritual sentiment occurred. Brother
and Sister Cannon, sitting In their home
tosether, and looking out on the
street, saw one OF our retired ministers
going day after day 10 and fro on
the walk. His saintllness and general
aspect touched their hearts. and. after
his wlfe's gift and death. Brother Cam
non sald what WE have 10 give. /
vii tANN W TIC Nll UllulcltI1 Al uut
Conference" The Incident reminds us
OF the Shunammlte who said 10 her
husband: Behold now. | perceive that
this Is a holy man OF God which pass
eth by us continually. Let us make
little chamber. pray thee, on the wall;
and let us set for him a bed. and a
table, and a stool, and a candle-stlck; /;
and II shall be. when he cometh 20 us,
that he shall turn In thlther."
So Gods people are seeing a great
light and the Kingdom moves on.
As gratifying as the figures above
stated are. let US not too hastily con-
clude that they represent a completed
undertaking. Word will probably 80
forth from this Conference that we
have raised over $4,000 for the sup
port OF retired ministers, but we have
done nothing Of the kind. No money Is
--'~@f until the cash Is actually In hand.
There are, as all men OF experience
. 4ow, many contingencies connected
with a subscription list. While our
subscriptions are. In the main. from our
best people and entirely dependable. five
years IS quite a long period and many
things not anticipated may occur. ti)
some viii de. Several have died al
ready and the fund has lost by their
deaths. Others VIII die (2) Some will
remove 70 other Conferences and cease
payins here. ls) Some Will suffer
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financial reverses and feel they are un-
able TO meet their pledges in full. 90
A few will repudate their obligation.
(5l Much OF the result as II now stands
Is In the form OF church pledge. These
we are pursuaded VIII be faithfully
paid where the pastors properly CO
operate with the secretary: and M 10
this date not much more lOyal CO
operation could be eiSen than has been
accorded No word OF praise Is too
high TO speak OF our preachers in this
work. Nevertheless, one OF the most
vitality important things ahead. where
rs has not already been done. Is the
n-ganizing OF our churches for turning
their promises into cash.
The situation must be faced with So
we're common sense. our retired
preachers cannot be clothed. sheltered,
and fed by setting the matter aside with
general concentrations. As we have
given ourselves 10 securing the result
In pledge which Is today announced. so
now we mrst give ourselves, even more
earnestly n possible 10 converting that
nledge into actual money with which
the necessities OF lie can be pro-
cured. The men OF the Conference who
have twenty or forty years ahead of
them may feel the great problem Will
lelsurely work Itself ont before they
have need, but the men VINO should
be on or hearts are those now facing
sune~annuation. and those alreadv
quietly sitting "am'd the shadows OF
declinng life with the repellant skel-
eton OF Want crouchlng by their sides.
Let MS not therefore be singing
trlumrh when we should be digging
trench and rreparlng an advance.
let ms not. Ike Napoleon at Waterloo.
dispatch a messenger 10 proclaim VIC
tory before orr troops have success
fully crossed the sunken road Of Ohain
While we are concentrating ourselves
many OF our aged ministers and their
wives are sim without sufficient sus-
tentatlon II necessary. the church.
which owes them so much. should take
the mantle from It's own shoulders TO
cover the nakedness OF their need. Oh.
that Il misht hear Gods voice as
thunder, saying: Touch not mine an
nolnied. and do my propheis no HARM"
Demosihenes said: "Eloquence Is as
much In the ear as In the voice." May
the Spirit Of God open the ear or the
church 10 catch the music OF This Cause,
so long undiscerned, until thrilled by
It's celestial sweetness. she shall be In
spired 10 the glory OF its perfect
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nFuonoTU REACH GOSSIP.

Special TO The Evening Journal.
REHOBOTH BEACH, March 29-A
measuring party for the benefit OF th1
NJ. z. Sunday school was held in The
basement OF the church last Thursday
evening The Misses Efile and Blanche
Truitt had a few friends at cards on
Tuesday evenlng.-Mr. Atkinson. OF the
p. n. n. Company. was a town visitor
this week M 5. Robert T. Rumbold. OF
Washington, Is here spending this week
preparing TO move back for the season
at RumbOldune.--R. T. Rumbold spent
the weekend with Mrs. Rumbold, al
Rumboldune.--Ms Mabel Hopes and
Alice Pool. OF Wilmington, spent the
weekend here.-Mlsses Lena and Clara
west have returned after spending the
winter with relatlves.-J. Fred Hudson
and fam ly, and Edward Hudson AMI
family spent last week motoring 10
Washington. Philadelphia and Camden.
Mrs. Mary Todd. OF Baltimore, -
here for the SUMMERTIME and Mrs.
William Billlngsly. OF Baltimore. are
spending a few days at the Pepper
Cottage.
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NNNaA N@''fNA =
In addition 10 these figures there are
on record In beduests. not counted in
the total nor credited 10 either charges
or districts, S32.5i5-making, II counted,
srand total OF S2i0.923.
Our treasurer, Mr.. n. VI. Cooper. re-
ports under date OF March p, 1919, our
cash holdings as follows:
investments In real estate Sc
curities .....................S .S6i,lOOOO
In Liberty Bonds and War Saw
ings Stamps ................ i0Oi5OO
Balance in bank. ready for in
Nestment .................... 4.05o %
lotal '..................... .slo.eloNo
II Is hardly desirable, within the
limits OF a report OF this character. to
indicate the standing OF each church
as related 10 the result That VIII ap-
pear elsewhere In the minutes. as will
also the ministerial subscriptions and
payments.
In prosecuting the work during the
year many encouraging things have oc-
curred-thlngs that reveal the awaken
ing condition OF the Methodist con-
science on this subject. For let us
not overlook that even when we have
the s20OO00 In cash our Obligation Is
far from met. Six per cent, which Is
the maximum interest possible 10 us.
would amount to $4,000 a year; and
this, divided among seventy claimants.
would mean only Si7i each). But con-
tinuous education Is doing It's work.
and our people are slowly coming TO
the position that the obligation must
not only be recognized but adequately
discharged. Early In the year an elect
lady. Mrs. Ida Milbourn OF Crumpton,
Md, called your secretary 10 her house
and said: THE future care OF our
retired ministers Is on my heart. All
that possess, apart from my living. Is
the home In which / reside. have
no heirs. and am desirous OF leaving my
home, when am gone. for the use OF
some one OF our old ministers" She
further said she Intended 10 re-roof
the house and make other needed i'm
provements In order that Il might pass
TO the Conference In good condition.
We suggested: How about the fur
niture? Many OF our men are hard
put TO Il 10 furnish a house when they
retire" 10 developed that the furniture
belonged Jointly 10 Mrs. Milb0urn and
a lady relative who was present That
lady promptly said there could be no
disposition OF her share that would
please her more. 10 Is a modest home,
having a rich garden plot OF two hun
dred feet depth. and comes 10 the Con-
ference In fee. The will has been so
written that the board OF stewards can
either use II as home or sell It and
apply the proceeds 10 the Endowment.
Mr.. II. p. Scott OF WilmlngtOn. has
taken a memorial OF 5000 TO his father,
the Rev. Alfred T. Ccott.
Senator Willard Salisbury OF VIII
mington. has taken a memorial OF $1,000
to his uncle, Ell Salisbury. former
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achievement To do less than we pro-
pose-which Is to raise at least $4,000
In cash--or 10 quibble over It, would
mean we deliberately elect to cover
ourselves with deepest shame. The
Angel OF Gods Presence stands by and
silently points TO the deleciable heights,
where Earth's University OF Service
shall. under the great divine plan. rec
ognlze the worth and rights OF Chris
tlan ministers, and where no faithful
messenger Of the Gross shall feel the
pain OF actual want In the hour OF his
spiritual valedictory. Already the
church sees the heights and feels ths
pressure Of the Angels hand And we
are persuaded she viii ascend with
Him TO claim the inheritance.
Respectfully submitted.
+. H. DASHlELL,
Conference Secretary.
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MRS. M. p. PRICE DEAD.

Special 70 The Evening Journal.
SMYRNA, Del, March 29-Mrs. Mary
Porter Price. died on Thursday morn
ing, at the home OF her daughter. Mrs
Thomas Wilson, after an illness OF sew
eral weeks.
The funeral took place this afternoon
with interment In odd Fellows Gene
terry, Smyrna. the Rev. George G. VIII
liams. officiating. --
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I.
- SECRETARY OF STATE
GER IFICATE OF DISSOLUTION,
To Ail To Whom These Presents May
Come, Greeting;
Whereas. II appears 20 my satisfaction,
by duly authenticated record Of the pro-
ceedinGs for the voluntary dissolution
thereof By the consent Of all the stock
holders deposited 10 my Office, the Pat
rick Company, Inc. cornoration II this
state. whose principal oiice Is situated az
West Tenth street, IN the city OF will
mington, county OF New Castle, State Of
Delaware, Corporation Trust Company %
America being agent therein and IN charge
thereof. upon whom process may be served.
bas compiled with the requirements Of the
CorpOratiun Laws Of the State OF Delaware
as contained In 1913. Section 20 2i01,
section 1s7. Chapter 6S, Of the Revised
Statutes OF 1913. as amended. preliminary
10 cesERTiFicATE OF DISSOLUTION.
Now, therefore. I, Everett c. johnson.
Secretary OF State, OF the state Of Dela,
ware, DO hereby certify that. the said cor.
4. D. 1919. hle In the Once q duly exc
cuted and attested consent. In writing. TO
the dissolution OF said corporation. exc
cuted by az the stoekholders there
II the proceedings Aforesaid. are now on
IN TESTIMONY
WHEREOF. !
have hereurto
= set my hand and
. OFFICIAL SEAL oficiai seal. al
secretary,s once Dover, this 27th
1855 Delaware 1T93 day OF March. IN
> 1911 the year OF our
Lord. one thou
sand. niue hun.
dred and nine
teen.
EVERETT c. JOHNSON.
mar2a.it Secretary OF State.
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To The ManWith a Building
and the Man About to Build
A List For Convenient Consultation by
Owner, Architect and Intending Builder.

Wilmington arsS.;,:..5cts. con-
tractors. builders and kindred
concerns have a reputation
second to none anywhere.
"Be a booster"-place your
contracts for building, repairs,
alterations. supplies, equipment
and furnishings in Whining
ton with Wilmington enter
prises.
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and church organizations. ana
some bequestsl ............... i6i.s00
Total ................ SsgOS AZ
Dividing the FIRST S30.930 equally
amonc tho Districts, their response has
been as follows:
ton District.
Pledged by the churches prior
10 The present year .........S iO,32+
Pledged by the churches during
the present year ............ 1866
Memorial taken by Mrs. James
p. Honecker, Smyrna, Dell. 500
Bequest by Mrs. Ida Milbourn,
Crnmnton. Md. ............. 1900
Memorial taken by Mr.. Charles
y rha~~e Sudiorsville. Md 90. 100
Bequest by Mrs. Ruth II. Cahall.
Cnesteriown. Md. .......... 1000
Bequest by Mr.. II. T. Roe, Den
ton, Md. ...............-..... ibO
Request by Mrs. Anna S. West,
Z Middlet0wn. Del. ......... 3.25i
PropOrtiOned 10 the district
from the original S30.930 (see
minutes OF 1915 ............. 1872
Total .........................s i2O95
Dover District.
Pledged by the churches prior
to the present Conference
wear ..................... sgoO-
Pledged by the churches during
the present year .-........... iH,ooy
Memorial taken by Drs. Layton
and Frank Grler. Milford.
Del. ..................... l'VVV
Bequest by Mr. Webster Kinder,
Federalsburg, Md. ........ 1000
Bequest name not to be dis
closed .........-.....-... lvo
Part OF the Clash memorial,
Cambridge, Md. reported
THROUGH the commission. 5000
Proportioned 10 the district
from the original S30,930 lsee
minutes OF 1919 .-.......... I,1S2
Total ........................., s6,s7a
Salisbury District
Pledged by the churches prior
TO the present Conference
wear .................... losVtt
Pledged by the churches dur
ing the present Conference
wear ...........-......... tO,soo
Ftso5'q son. salisbury. al bur " Nd % ....'.. 5000
Proportional TO the district from
the original s30.930 (see min
utes Of 1879 ................. 3,I5z
Total ..............sS Ss.9i7
Wilmington District.
Paid by Mr.. Melville Gambrill
on his original Proposition"
AFTER the commission began
IFS work ...........-........- ZluVo
% 10 the present Conference year esls
Pledged by the churches dur
ing the present Conference
year ....s.-...........-s 4osotO
'JsOrsen as memorials n Isl from his friends 5000
Request OF Mrs. Sarah c. Brick
ley. Rising sun, Md. .......... 500
Bequest Of Mrs. NJ. w. Moore,
North East. Md. ....--....... 600
Memorial by Mr.. and Mrs. T. ].
Wilson, North Tonowanda,
, y. I, ..................... iOVO
Request OF Mr.. Melville Gam
Nm Wilmington. Del. ...... 5000
Proportionedto the district from
.nc original S3O,910 lsee min
utes OF i9i5) ................. 7,IS2
Total .........................s 1920
Total for all districts ....... sise.SsS
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HOTELS AND REsTAURANTs

THE HOTEL WASHINGTON
We guarantee the best accommodations
in the city for the money. SOC Market st.
mayi3-iyr.
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wv ]. WINCHESTER. A & BUTTON
w. wood Sts Odorless excavating.
when you want your cesspools cleaned,
Phone 4652-W. feol-lyr.
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T ET Us BID on YOUR TRUCK HACL-
u ing Prices by hour. day or contract.
We use only Packard dump and dat body
.fucks Diamond State Transportation
Co.. n. B. Mancell. SIS Tatnail ST. Phones
353 and 352 mar1s-1m
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Akt lilI - II. = . -
BROWN q wHITEslDE. 2ioO DUPONT
Bldg. Tel 3OO2.
WALLACE EUGENE HANcE, 2oi W.
Gath St Tel 61f2-A.
EDWARD cANBY MAY. sOle DUPONT
Bldg. Tel 570e.
JOHN DocKERY THOMPSON. JR.
$40 Ford Bldg. Tel $3.50.
| ROSCOE COOK TINDALL. Studio oif
Orange 81. Tel. gail.
ARTEsIAS WILLS.
Il. T. poUGHERTY a CO. Test Bor,
%s PEs esSs sSO9ains SI 100 ps l. HIGsPsSss HESsPsS 81
Tel. 754o.
AUcTIoNEER.
JOS. NJ. HAMILTON. Real sstate an,
Merchandise Sales Called. Managed
and Clerks furnished. 700 Madison
AWNINGS a UPHoLsTERING.
| WILMINGTON UPHOLSTERING co
-Awnings. Floor Coverings Laid.
window Shades, Uphclstering and
Mattress Repeating. 0io Jefferson
-. BoILEHs 3 ENGINES;
McALLIsTER BROS. Boilers. Engines
snd Machinery bought. sold and re-
paired, Market 81 Bridge
BuIIpfNe Lors
CONCORD HEIGHTS co. oners a well
eelected. lot IN a high class. rapidly
growing. strictly residential section.
stsg:on 2Slssaff Prs o. Sois'S3 Z ". cocch. Atty
ELsfHURsT-when you think Of build. |
HWaf gan
is location. Buv where wise peo-
pie buy-at Elmhurst AL city con
veniences and city car fare. ike
Richardson Park car. City ONCE.
The best Investment on earth Is IN the
earth Itself. Claymont Addition Is I
the spot Pennsylvania 4 Delaware
Development Corp, $50 Market St. /
Wilmington, Del Tel. 72l6 Wrife /
or call Tor pictorial circular.
BUILDING sUPPLEs.
EDw. n. PUsEY co.-Lime. Cement.
Plaster, Factory Brick. Coal. Main
Once. s13 Shiploy 81. Both Phones.
CHARLES WARNER co.--Lime. Lime
Products. Sand Gravel Cemeut.
Plaster Pipe. Tel 2e5o. Auto
-IOt.
"cALoRIc" AND ''MUELLER" PIPE
--~-.--s-------e-5~----.-l--
J. L. Pipeless Furnace Spe-
eia,ist Of Del. ei2 Orange St Tel.
<lt.
CIVIL ENGINEER SURVEYOR.
FRANCIS a. FRED SOMERS
PRICE-Lodge Bldg. ifi2 King ST
Phone once and residences.
CLEANING CONTRACTORS.
DEL. WINDOW CLEANING co, win.
dows Cleaned, Janitor Work. Clean
ing Of New Buildings, Factories.
Offices. Low prices. l W. Eighth
CONTRACTORS.
GEO S. CHARLES 6 soN~Fife Bfiei.
Work, Gas oil Furnaces, Boiler
& s,ss Brick Work 7Ol Tatnall St Tel
WILLIAM E. CRAvEN-Brick. Stone
and Cement Contractor. Boiler
work. Furnace work. 1872 w
Fourth St Tel. $3.50.
DAVID DANGEL's soNs-raroenters
Contractors & Buildere, JO6 y. Van
Buren St Tel -i2i0.
THOMAS ]. DAY-csrpenter, Jobbing
and Repair Work Specially. iSisl
W. Ninth St Tel i45f-W. -. -
JOS. S. HAMILTON co.-Briekiayers
4 Contractors, stone, Concrete az, az y
.Job- nork. - HOfAat- -
2O29-W n
JoNEs CONS. co.-Brfdges. ooess
building. Submarine Divssns IeL IIL
Wrecking. 1903 king 81 4'
IoycF a KERRIGAN-iii ii5- la
~ Broome ST. Tel. s27S-"'. OF o-''
JAMES LoGuE. coniTIaetsoIr conitIs toI bire. aIe ".
27th ST. Roth phones . p,,,d.
HAIRY 5; 4I1Y,Ssit 4YSSHssca'RFsIP'Sas So Eel is. Resi-
er, esrce. 20 isio Delaware Ave.
EcBERT YyrrEEsm,.eeUssrSMI &. ~. Contra sS,S s s
Tel 33s2-W.
arrn & BRo.-Contractors & Builders.
hHfis SIS shipley St. Tel. 620' Auto. 1858
RrickIayers & Contractors. Us LIZ
coin ST Tel. 5S4s-W and 402s-W.
LANES B. SPARKS. Contracting trick
layer. 1913 W. Seventh ST. Tel
1881. III
cuAs III. TISDALL & soN-If a Lew
building. they'D build Il II an old
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HAULING OF ANY KIND. LONG OR
III short distances: also storage. Thomas
Joyce. Phone 657. Res. 3oSi f2l French
street may23-iyr.
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UTo EXPRESS AT YOUR SERVICE.
~ let Us do your light hauling. Murray
Express. a1i Z. Ninth st. Phone 4o53-w.
fy30-iyr.
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DELIABLE MOVING AND HAULING
IL 10 any place; greatest care used.
B St aud New Castle Ave.
Phone 3634-W. mayz3-lyr.
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SANITARY WORKER

NJ K, KELTER is STILL AT FOURTH
vi. and West SITS Now Is the time 20
have your wells cleaned. Phone 5liA
b. may1-iyr
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Lay subscriptions TO date lin
Gliding pledges or churches
and church organizations. ana
some bequestsl ............... 1914
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T c. GALLOWAY. TRANsFER-PIANo
81. and furniture moving; local and long
Arrow trucks 70 hire. d. & A. 1891,
mar2J-1yr.
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CERTIFICATES OF DISSOLUTION

CTATE OF DELAWARE. OFFICE or
y SECRETARY OF STATE.
CERTIFICATE OF DISS0Lu ZION.
To Al To Whom Those Presents May
Whereas. IL appears 10 my satisfaction.
by duly authenticated record OF the pro-
eeedings Coz the Voluntary dissolution n t.s
holders deposited 10 my ONCE, the Booker,
Scott and Moore Company. = corporation
O this state. whose principal once 4
French streets. IN the city Of Wilmington.
county OF New Castle. State OF Delaware,
Booker. Scott and Moore Company
being agent therein and 10 S enarse
has complied with the requirements OF the
Corporation Laws Of the state OF Delaware.
ss contained 70 1918 Section ] % 2loi;
Statutes of 1918. as amended. preliminary
" CERTIFICATE OF DISSOLUTION.
Secretary OF state, OF the State OF Della
ware. do hereby certify that the said cor
nortatiOn did, on the 9th day Of March,
A. D. 1910, -hle In the Office a duly exc
cuted and attested consent IN writing 20
the dissolution of said corporation. exc
cuted by all the stockholders thereof
,rhich said consent and the recoris of the
proceedings aforesaid. are now on hle In
ny saia ''As'' - F'V'''' IN TESTiMoNY 4
WHEREOF. /
. ss-s set my hand and
. OFFICIAL SEAL oficiai seal, at
. Secretary'a Once Dover. this 27th
1855 Delaware 1793 day OF March. In
1911 the year Of our
Lord one thou /
sand, nine hun /
dred and nine
EVERETT c. JOHNSON,
mar29-it Secretary Of State
- - = - !. - - -.,-.-,,.,- -.
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WE co HERE. THERE. ANYWHERE
w Wen haul q dozen eggs or a crate Of
them. a Victrola or a record. Reasonable
rates. Horner. Phone 6s5-W. aue2n-iyr-
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M0NING ANp HAULING

DUTIES TRANsFER-PIANo AND
IN FURNITURE moving receive our particu-
lar attention. reasonable rates. Phone
23os. Residence, 52f Springer St mar2i.lm
DfANo MOVING AND HAULfNG--ALL
IL work done with special care. ID. a A.
Phoue 2374; DEL 1072 lanes Stewart
Lowe. 0i5 Park Place. tan9-f
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MACHINE WORK.

-MAciiiNE WORK: :...---.--
PRICE MACHINE co.-General Ma
chine & Repair Work Machinery
bought aud sold. 4is W. Front st
Tel. 7366-W.
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crATE OF DELAWARE. OFFICE on

EVERETT c. JOHNSON,
mar29-it Secretary Of State
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CTATE OF DELAWARE. OFFICE or
- SECRETARY OF STATE.
CERTIFICATE OF DISSOLu TON.
To All To Whom Those Presents May
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DECORATIVE FURNISHINGS.
ELLwOoD SouDER 4 SONS CO.
Decorative Furnishings. Etc. Ninth
and Cmngc SITS.
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Total ..... ..................... Sc@ucllt
Dividing the FIRST S30930 equally
lmone tho Districts, their response has
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1919-06-27
that Nothing Against Which Complain
MAJ-ceN. WOOD WILL SPEAK.
Say He Will Make 100 Per
cent Americanlsm His Platform.

Boston. June 25-Maj. Gen. Leonard
Wood was in Boston today on his way
to his mothers old home at Pocasset,
Cape Cod, to Chicago, his present
headquarters.
Gen. Wood declined to talk politics
and will not discuss the fact that he
is being doomed for the Republican
presidential nomination.
Close Boston friends of Gen. Wood
say that when the time comes he will
make his position known and he viii
do it in plain, direct, simple language
which a schoolboy can understand and
that the paramount issue of his can
didacy will be 100 per cent American
ism, one language, one flag, one coun-
try and no entangling alliances with
foreign nations.
Questioned regarding the great les
son OF the war, Gen. Wood said that
he could add nothinN to what he had
already said on that question in his
commencement addresses, pointing
out what tremendous force the men
returning to civil life could be in the
making of a strong notional spirit and
the dissemination of patriotic prin-
ciples to offset the present Bolshey-
ism which appears to be getting quite
a foothold In America, due largely, he
believes, to economic conditions.