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The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1919-07-28
OPERATORS

on sewing machines. Also nnachin q work given home. Good wages. Call evenings after 5.
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1919-07-28
TOD4AY'S WANTS
GIRLS

experienced curriers' and sewers on ostrich Also learners Work given homo. Pleasant working conditions Good wages. Call evenings after 5, 1O66 MAIN STREET, THIRD FLOOR
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1919-07-28

1oe6 MAIN STREET, THIRD FLOOR
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The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1919-08-27
SEN. FLETCHER
SEVERELY HURT
Struck By Street Car While on
Way to His Home

Washington. Aug. 21.-Senator
Fletcher, of Florida, was struck by a
street car late today and severely in
jured- He sustained a bad scalp
wound, a confusion and a badly
bruised arm.
The Florida senator was on his way
home from the capitol and as he
alighted from street car near his
residence he was struck by another
car coming from an opposite direction.
The physicians attending the SEN
-ator late tonight said examination
had established that Mr.. Fletcher suf-
fered concussion of the brain, but
that his chances of recovery were
good. His wife and two dau1,lters
were summoned to Washington.
The senator's view of the approach
ing street car, it said. was obscured
by an umbrella which he was carry
ing Upon fegainins consciousness
an hour after the accident Mr.. Fletch-
er said that the motorman of the
street car should not be held to
blame.
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1919-08-27

of broke gamblers in New York today
as a result Of the activities of the
association.
South Carolina is we'll organized for
the membership campaign next week.
Meetings were held in every county
in the State this week and addresses
made by some of the prominent men
in the State All OF the meetings
were we'll attended and the people
cvinced great enthusiasm for the as
sociation. No difficulty is anticipated
in securing members.
The dues of the association for
farmers are from date of joining to
january 21. 1921. the sum Of 25 cents
per bale of cotton produced in 1871
and Is cents per thousand dollars
capital invested in mercantile and
other classes of business. banks. or
manufacturing plants. The dues for
professional men are s3 a year.
South Carolina will be the first
State in the cotton belt to organize.
a membership campaign covering ev-
cry other State in the cotton belt will
be conducted in October. Prepara-
tions for this are already under way,
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1919-08-27
might have far reaching ef-

Wilson, might have far reaching ef-
fects.
In his White House conference
Tuesday with the foreign relations
committee the president stated that
while under articles Of the league
covenant relating to the use of mill
tary force. the members would have
only a moral obligation and would
be free to exercise judgment. the
breach of certain articles Of the COW
enant does bring on what I have des-
ignated as an automatic boycott. and
in. that we would have no choice.
In the Pittman reservations it is
provided that the economic measures
"can only be carried out through the
voluntary separate action Of each of
the representative governments
While the Republican draft provides
that failure of congress to furnish
"such military or naval forces or
economic measures" as are called for
in the covenant shall not constitute a
violation of the treaty
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1919-08-27
Recommends Immediate Dis
placement of Archduke Jo-
seph in Hungary
RETURN TO POWER OF
HAPSBURGS FEARED
Re-establishment Of Rule of the
Hated Monarchy Believed to
Be Object of Party in Control

Paris, Aug. 81 (By the Associated
Press) Hoover. head of the
international relief organization, who
has just returned from a two weeks
trip through central Europe, told
American correspondents today that
it is imperative that decisive diplo-
matte action be taken Immediately 10
displace Archdulle Joseph as head o1
the Hungarian government and give
Hungary a chance to establish a poD>
ular government.
The countries of central Europe
Mr.. Hoover said, are tcrrorized by the
tolerance shown toward the setting
up of the Hapsburg government in
Hungary.
= Mr.. Hoove,, who left Vienna Mon
day night. appeared otday before the
supreme council and made his COM
ments on the Hungarian situation tc
american newspaper, men after he left
the council meeting.
In discussing the Hungarian situa-
ton with the newspaper men, Gr
Hoover asserted that Archduke
within five days if the supreme coun-
Gil takes a firm stand, but that blood
shed will result if such action is post
poned for a month.
The United States can prevent the
restoration of Hapsburgs, Mr.. Hoover
said, by refusing to recognize or dca
with such government. It is beyond
the endurance of any red bloodee
American, he said, to see his govern.
ment tolerate the restoration Of the
Hapsburgs as the United States enter
ed the war to Danish from the worlc
that form for which the Hapsburgs
and the Hohenzollerns stood.
The Rumanians, Mr.. Hoover added
still are requisitioning Hungarian
food. Only yesterday, he said, tbs
Rumanians, under the eyes Of Ameri
can officers: seized eight truck loads
Of medical supplies and food destined
fo rthe children's hospitals Of Buda.
pest, paying no attention to the warn
ings "of the supreme council.
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1919-08-27
Polish Troops Administer Crush
ing Defeat and Are in Hot
Pursuit
FORTRESS ROvNO AT
VOLHYNIA CAPTURED
General penekine Continues a
Successful Offensive in South
ern Russia
ern Russia
BY Associated Press.

Copenhagen, Aug. 22.-Polish
troops have administered a crushing
defeat to the Bolsheviki and Soviet
forces who are being pursued every
where. The Polish general staff at
Warsaw announces the fortress Ro-
vno in volhynia was captured by
Poles after hard fighting. The Poles
are apparently advancing east OF
Brest and Litousk. General Denekine
is continuing the offensive in south
ern Russia successfully, according to
London reports.
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1919-08-27
TO REDUCE
SHOE PRICES
Many Styles of Footwear to Be
Discarded

Atlantic City. n. j.. Aug 22.--OHi-
GERS and directors of the National
Shoe Retailers Association. in special
session here, deny there is any organ
lied profiteering among the rctail
dealers in the United States
A statement authorized by the
meeting stated that many styles CT
footwear would be eliminated for tre
spring season of 1920 in an eifor- 10
reduce prices.
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1919-08-27
MUCH HOARDED
FOOD RELEASED
Threat of Jail Sentence Bring
Profteers to Terms =

New York, Aug. 2s.-Thousands. of
pounds of stored food have been re-
leased for consumption after the
agents of the federal attorneys Of
fee threatened the owners with Jail
sentences. Attorney Barnes said he
preferred to circulate food rather
than to prosecute the hoarders.
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1919-08-27
FRENCH PUNISH
ING PROFITEERS
a Thousand Convicted
in Paris Criminal Courts

Paris, Aug. 22.-The criminal rec
ords show nine hundred and twenty
seven convictions for profteering. The
authorities are increasing their dill
gence in arresting the spectators to
prevent the recorrence of the recent
outbreaks. The police demand that
the retailers display the price lists
fixed by the government.
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1919-08-27
MAY GO AFTER
RENT PROFITEERS
Although Voted Down in House
Senate May Consider
Measures

Washington. Aug. 2S.-Eforts may
De made in the senate to include elm
the food control bill the amendments
against rent profteers and against
excessive charges for kerosene and
gasoline, which were voted down in
the house.
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1919-08-27
A REMARKABLE
STATEMENTS
St. Louis Butcher Says People
Want to Pay More

Washington. Aug. 22.-Thenas
Dunn, a st. Louis meat dealer told !
the senate agriculture committee that
there is no profiteering in the retail
meat and grocery business and that
high prices are the result Of the peo-
pie wanting to pay more for food
stuffs
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1919-08-27
shahntung Given Japan As
the Result of In, senee Of
England and France
TREATY PROVED
TO BE BINDING IN EFFECT
Former Member Of American
Peace Delegation Testifies Be
fore Senate Comittee

Washington, Aug. 22.TProf.sE.
Williams, a former member Of & the
American peace commission in Par
is, who resigned, told the senate for
eign relations committee that Japan
was given the Shantung rights after
England. and France had insistentIy
backed Japan's claims on account of
a secret treaty.
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1919-08-27

Washington, Aug. 22.-More than
three hundred million dollars have
been advanced to railroads, public
utilities and cattle growers by the war
finance corporation, it is announced.
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1919-08-27
WILL HOLD AMERI-
CANS IN GERMANY
War Department Announces
Seven Thousand Troops :.
Will Remain There

Washington, Aug. 22.-About seven
thousand American troops will re-
main in Germany after September
goth, the war department announc-
ed.
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1919-08-27
COMMISSION
TO AID GERMANS
Will Cooperate to Help Avoid
Disaster at Sileas

Paris. Aug. ga coal commission
has been appointed to cooperate with
the Germans in an effort to avoid the
disaster threatened by a shortage in
Silesa.
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1919-08-27

PARTY DEFEATED

Sofia, Aug. 2S.-The party headed
by former Premier Radolslavoff has
been Overwhelmingly defeated in the
legislative elections. the Left and
Agrarian parties gaining most of the
seats.
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1919-08-27

Los Angeles, Aug. 23.-Forty car
loads Of food for American troops on
the border is held up on account OF
the trainmen's strike
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1919-08-27
PAGE HAS RESIGNED
Famous Novelist Vacates Post
At Rome

Washington. Aug. 22-Thomas
Nelson Page has resigned as ambas-
sador to Italy.
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1919-08-27
MILLIONS OF EGGS
Government Seized s5oo,ooE
Worth at Nashville

Nashville. Aug. 22.-The federal
district attorney for this district has
filed libels against five hundred thou
sand dollars worth of eggs. which
were seized here and will be sold by
the government to the public.
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1919-08-27
FOOD CONTROL
LAWS EXTENDED
Senate Receives Amended Bill
From House

Washington. Aug. 2s.-The bill ex-
tending the food control act to peace.
time and providing heavy penalties
for proiiteering went to the senate
today.
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1919-08-27
SPANIARDS AR
RESTED IN MEXICO
Held Under Charges of Plotting
Against t Carranza's Gov
ernment

Ell Paso, Aug. 22.-More than
twenty Spaniards were arrested re-
Gently in Pachuca. Mexico on charges
of plotting against. the Carranza gov
ernment, according to Mexico City pa
pers received here.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1919-01-08
SHOULD HAVE JOB
FOR EVERY SOLDIER
Secretary Of ". S. Bureau Urges
Ali Who Want Men TO
Register Needs.

There should be "a job waiting Tor
every returning soldier stated ". 4
Vrooman, secretary for the Bureau for
Returning Soldiers which - uIn In
connection with the United Statcg I'm
pIoyTnent Service Of Sixth and King
streets, in q letter which was recently
scut 20 every prospective employer q ihc
city "Aji businces men and firms
who can employ men 10 any caPsri'v
should register their aBnfR ~ The burcau
ut oace, hc asscrted. ''Wc hud tbaf
some business mon are keeping vacaucle
until Il man comes around looking Tor
a JDb That ls MT z square deal With
the rncn Who left their work az the call
of the nation" Mr. Vroop1an continued
"1'hc eoldiers aDd faiiore are return
ing 70 their homes. Many find their
old positions in business open for them.
Some do not The Soldiers BUeaI
was organized to find suitable varancie'
for those whom peace Ioaycs without
employment
dThe Bureau represents The ! W
A.. the y VI n A., the Knight n
Columbus. the Red Croes, tho Ciiy
CotlDcil and the Chamber - Commerce
and the United states Employrcnf
Service is working IN rlrae co-Oocratlon
with the movement. Livery blislnes7
man large or small should Ure tne
Bureau his active support - iha' no
man discharged from the army or nay
shall lack an opportunity for WORK
suitable - his ability the letter cor
cludcd
In explaining the work ~ fhe uc,v
organization. Wr yrpom3u stated thaf
the bureau had Ittlo difficulty y Obtain
ing positions for Eaborers and certain
classes of merhance Some ~ tho mcr
howevrrm ~ asserted aro skiliful n
other lines ~ work ~ 'hcse oasce
the bureau necds applica'i0nsf for mechan
lcal engineers. 4ccoua+8nfs ssleencr
clerical WORKER draughtsmrn, purchav
ing agents druggists and others
II Is requested that everyone in ucnrl
n ~ ornpIovc ~ any kind h0uld ~
IN touch with the RureaH for Returning
Soldier. sixth md King -frec+s, -ar
what mcn they rant nature of rorE
and wages paid So often ~ Z vacanc'
arises fla your wants a. The 8grean
office An service isfrea Nr N-oomar-
points that failure ~ Do - may mean In
! nerrseary lnaes for some mcn r. uniform
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1919-01-08
ADMINISTRATION NOTICES.

NoTtCE-Estato ol Fran1 ! Walsh. de-
ceased notice Is hereby given that letters
of admins ration ubOu the estate OF Frank
J. Walsh IatU oi Wilmington hundred. DO
ceased were duly granted unto Catherine
" alsh on the eighteenth day ot December.
A. d. 1915. and all persons indebted 10 the
sad deceased are requested 10 make pay
mpnr 70 the adminisi ratTix without delsy.
and ali persons having demands sgairlSt the
deceased arr required to exhibit and pre-
sept the same duty prohated TO the said
ACi,uialstratrix on or before the eighteenth
Iav at DecembG a. d. 1919. or abide by
the IaW III thia penaH
CATHERINE WALSH
Administratrix
Address Catherine Walsh. 100 w Sixth
street. NIlnIogt0n. lel
NOTlCE-Estat OF Patrick } Doaohue.
deceased. Notice Is aereby given that let
fers ar admi. istration upon the estate OF
Patrick l. DoDonue. late OF New Garden.
ia. deceased. were duly granted unto Min
ufe e.. Dnnohue on the seventeenth day Of
December. 4 d. l9I5. ana all persons IN
Ciebtsza TO he SAID DECREASED are requested
TO make payment 10 the Admins tratrtA
without delay. and ali persons having de-
mands against the deceased are required
TO exhibit and present she same duty pro-
Dated & thu said administrator IN or be-
fore the sot otenIeenth day ol December, A.
D. 1919. or abide by the law IN this behalf.
MINNIE c UONOHUE.
Administrators
Address SALISBURY. Morris Rodney.
atborueys-a 917 Market street. VIII
minseon. Dei.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1919-01-08
AlIas Quarterly Dividend.

Thc regular quarterly dividend n
ii-2 ppr cant 1n .he preferred ~an'-
tal sfnck ~ Atlas Powder C0mDnn-
has bern Jelcared ~ The Board III Dirorf0-s
payable Ferrusry ] 1919 tostockholders ~
record 1T the close II bus1neas on Mondav
January % 1910 The stock transfer
bookso the company will be CLOSED zsInst
the transfer oi perferred stock % the
clnae ~ business on January % 1919.
and will be reopened d. D clock q. N
February I 1919
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1919-01-08
Wnman's Alliance.

At the annual meeting of the woman 9
Alliance 0f FIRST Unitarian Church,
held d. the home of Mrs. Il ~ Bach,
on Monday Mrs William s Nroo-
man yas elected president; Mrs. a. y
Warner was made vlce-presIdent, Mrs
y Endicott Marian, secretary; md
Mr.. J. J ~atterthwait, tre slIrer
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1919-01-08

-. .t,t,t,hl n.ettiuN CT he farm
Nu.,. f4r, ttsuianCss 20 oi the
- t..n~.r VII, l. uCiu at tne Office
il he t.au, -..S AATACt strut. VIII
mn. iou - % A.oDoSy. January IS.
lEls 81 Il Cissb. :. NJ. At WHICH, tlnc an
+ a., tun tOr tNt sba2tis - serve tnFeo
N,arr an apt n.aIHker 10 serve two ycars
81 "a nsiu. alto tb, premiums on ali poll
MN e NOT hwkIl-. Secretary.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1919-01-08
rg,pPosALS.

pFFICh oi thr Chlct OF Construction Dlv1-
Sion Washington. a.. 4 Seaicd PROPOSALS
a. ,unttrau wfl a. 0Kencd ntrt al l. noon.
Ispt.ars H. 1919. toT construction complete
~ ~ sadlttuual bulolngs and rSmodeling
Sta,,oT hceoy island Ia Informal ION
tnHs n cutaluCu lt re
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1919-01-08
FOR RENr-REAL ESTATE.

FURNISHED house six rooms. bath, porch
and hot water heat. i07 W. Twenty
fourth street
EOR .ENT-rwo stores nne location. suit
sbl. for gasoline station or drug store
Apply a. Elmnurst tsaIty CO. So Market
street phooe sh3
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1919-01-08
>.,ln ,,...a.S 4oN

N1tIl0 49, l-i-E-N- A AoS
L AtU> NaIlOHAL BANh-
N,unltngt0n. let.. lSs- IA, lel>
rbe snnu., nlscting oi tbs stockholders
=, ne ,.ratlon o. ninc directors viii I've
10 a ths l.anklns bOase. tuesday. Jan"
~, IA 1919 pstwecn the bours Oi II ~
J. ohkslhk GIBSON.
C'Ns hler
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1919-01-08
FARMS FOR SALE.

FARM I42 acres, near Red Lion DEL One
OF 70 acres near Farnhurst, George ". .
Bright. III Market strict
SMALL. FARM tor sale. Eight room ounga-
low n4w and hvT-r0om stone house i've
m lies from city, near North Bros. viii ex-
change for city property Address e ID.
Every Evening OftiCss
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1919-01-08
NOTICE.

Ies-mber -. i9ls.
- oartn,rxn,p ttoICro eAlsting Dc-
-, 4. ,,,,xn, - ttinuons and AIRED h
ss-r, r.,tn =, t,it tpln, n Moor. nss
tn,e raV t--n disscivpu ~ muiual conseht.
pt -e, .Stats nuItnesa 81 the htS urn
- 4. optinueu by Nuiism q. ''ibtOns
:, -. paVtng,-t Orper ~ Nlntn anu Or
sus' s,sp.sn WILLIAM a. CiIBooNS.
s,sn.a1 AlrRklb q MOUNE
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1919-01-08
FOR SALE
FOR SALE.

Possession III so DAYS
on some Of tue following properties
200 " ThirtlzEh. 5 :. .. o. lsssa iaa
iiu5 W Eightb. Ii ?. d. .. b.
2929 Madison. r. ,. ..
222 y Harrison. 3 :. 3. .. n. sore.
s02 Adams. r. b. ,. B.
- " Twenty afth. r. b. D. b
al 23 ). Broon1e, ?. D. p. y.
il3 W. <Grereenth :. ,. ..
= Fifth Ave. Q r p. b.
90I0 Van Buren ST.. - 2 b. p. B.
SOY Foplsr. E. Z. D.
1910 Lancaster Ave. ?. b. . D.
92z Nsucsvsr Ave. 6 :. 3. ,. b.
f2l Bennett. 5
S23 5. ByocTns ST.. :, D. .
23f4-t6 Boulevard. 2. b. p. H.
25I9-31 West 81. 5 ?, b. p n.
i2u7 sc 10 Lopceil. . Z. ).
6o4 Poplar. II r. ,.
So7 LON bard. 3 Z. b.
92S kirkvood. r. D. p
si0 Delainore. o ?. b. p. d.
WM. V. MONTGOMERY.
d & a. SAP sla!s Orange street.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1919-01-08
STORAGE.

sIoHAdk rocrns Tor rent. Sotn phone~-
George n. Lang Co. 12uS Orange
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1919-01-08
Budaet for Union church.

At meeting Of the Finance Committee
OF Union NJ. Z. Church. arrangements
we're made for 3 budget for the year
beginning March ] For the purpose
of avoldIng 4 separate % public appeal
for funds il the church, il waS decided
TO combine the beneyolences and the
Centenary Fund with the budget.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1919-01-08
.,aASQUERADE SUITS.

MASQUERADE suits and wigs 20 Mrs
Specialists n paints and mhNe-ups. Frank
BseoIngef. corner Fourth and Wainos strnos.
Phone 6253 NJ 49,
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1919-01-08
IosT AND FouND.

LIS IA $50 Tu, siay afternoon. he
iwccu y infn enc lI'fG and AiarkCt pair
mutation nr.l rim glaszea. ~ cast. 40 Use
~ apyonr bIt ovntt v Ih iud"f please
ra,t fbeu - fytrt rntng once or tClc-
phouu y hero own tau cali fcE them he-
shrd
I p~ T. Elciu watch on January =. re-
twtssu apcilr nurd~nrt aHt " illnluCtp ~
Aufonohil, fr l'vtfd 3 returned ~
fNcry FS.ring 90"
tlBtkAL rcvsro ior r'turn - hand nsF
los 81 trullrf tNfNtFA e'-ttt and VII
ui,ngtou. Aia bradt - seventh
/, rect. Ceostcr- "a
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1919-01-08

Every Evenings classified advertise
tnents BRING results Proved 70 the satls-
faction of many aud Will be 10 you --adY.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1919-01-08
t.HiROPODISTS.

D'J sour feet hurt ! guarant a. - give
p,ilsf Electric massage treatments. MIS-.
AlUIitI IiJ Market street.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1919-01-08
NOTICE .r,.,,

Annual xt,.cs holders ul,Cting and ei'stiop
ait ~ beiu Al thO ohst O tbs company
sst hrOa,saN NCs Nurh IltN on lurs-
Ia, February 4. Igie. % u 2 ,!ocs, a ~.
a.. CRAIG.
-la.INthrN
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1919-01-08
SfACHINISTS
AUTOMOBILES TO HIRE.

TAXI SERgICE-Quick. dependsote. with
reasonable rates from anyw here 70 any
9 hers anytime CaA s23 West Ninth
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1919-01-08
..,,l, IS.
the United states nistriet
Aouri. tor tht NlstrlrI of l,eiNMnrN.


MpNlTtpN--ln IN, United states pistrist
Court. TOR the district oi Delaware ,
isNmish ~. long and llafri~un W. ho1-
ton. tradinn as / ous \ liolton " steam
boat in,trstate Park. her engines. hoiisis'
mschn.r,, tschis, apparel. furniture NO
et3 m Admiralty
In ohca,.ncs 10 warrant oi reihurc 70
me directed. IN the above onuttcd eMisc.
! have scised ana taken into my nOsses-lnn
The following described steamboat. to VII
'ntsrstats TART her engines, hoilefN. h'"
ehincry. tsckk. spparcl and turnltul,
Tor tnt causes set torth IN tue nov hvN INV
nrnsiine in the L. =. District Court TOT w,
district "a paiawarC at Wilminstou. !
hcrthy sivu potlCC 20 all p"rsons tlsith,,.W
the said dcscrincd steamboat, oI hh"N'ns hh
~ having sGNGhlng - say why tht sanI
shouid MOI t., condemned aud tortt'ten aiit
the pro.'occs tncreoi distributed acCnIulhs
~ fnr prsNeF ul the dt-i, that tnos w al,a
apI-sr tctor' thu said court. 10 D. nt,1
Ia ana tof tlic district ot brie~arc. ~ 70,
nftcd state curt koom, tn the clty ~
Wilmington on the tith day oi ianuNig.
tsf,,, al u O'Clock en- tho forenoon nl tnat N,
,iay " the raia, snsii lc a day oi lur rssuh-
ton otherwtss on the ucAi day ot lutis-
dictiou then aud thew 60 intsrpos. xlallu
Tor tn -anW mnd - make th'it aAicea
.iuus u thai hall
MARTIN iAlikh