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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1920-06-13
Foofache Remedies
Guaranteed Rubber Goods

Goodyear Hot.water Bottle.
2-Quare size; made especially
for our stores of heavy maroon
rubberS guaranteed 1 e 40
year
Senate Fountain Syringe;
full 2-Quart size: made by
Goodyear guaranteed Ct 90
2 yearA At. P1s/O
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up to 600; special. DO aud 80
boz.
Highland Linen" stadous
cry. Glib. boxes), 100.
Envelopes to mAtch.)
Kara Linen" in one.poun4
boxes, Soc.
Envelopes to matoh.)
"Irish Poplin," real H1sh
linen Glib. box $50.
Paragon Lawn" good qua1.
ity linen. Special, lib. box sta
tionefy, ] package Of rs envUl
opes to match, 41c.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1920-06-13
Tooth Preparations

chloroz Tooth Paste. Soc a.
tubes ................. $3.50
Pepsodsnt Tooth Paste,
QUO tunes. .oEo
Lyons Tooth Powder or
Paste; Peoples price. 100
Colgate's Dental Powder !;
Peoples price, 500 and. ;. Zoo
Lavoris -. SIC, 40 and 21o
Alkac1de ESQ
Pyrodento Liquid $50, 400, $50
Kolynos Liquid ......... $50
Rubifoam ...............2 $50
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"Flor de Melba''

The smoke supreme, in I'VE shapes
(Minnows). DO straight; box Of
30 ............... ............. $V.4V
(Beleotos). for ESQ; box Of
30 neutrality-suspicious.. 400
(Perfectos), loo straight; box Of
Oh ................... yx.7o
(Epioures), 2 for ESQ; box Of
ID $6sUU
(Presidents), for 26o; box Of
% .................... 500
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"Rey On,a'

All Havana in -Four Classy shapes-
6electos, 8 for $50; box Of 50, AOo.
Petfectos, lilo straight; box Of 30,
$500.
Senators, lilo straight: boz Of 80.
$500.
50, 10,
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Oil CifronelIa
Ounce, 15c; z for Csc

Ounce, 15cs Tor Z5c
"Skeeter Dig" is clean, pleasant smelling
lotion that applied to the face arms will 0Eo
insure night free from these pests...- AJO
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1920-06-13
Make Mosquitoes Moue

Joss Sticks burned on the porch in
summer will keep the pests away; large IN
bundle III
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1920-06-13
Buy Your Gillette Safety
Razor at FtPeopLe's"

Gillette Milady Decollsts, in
ivory case; $500 value. com
plete 1888
Gillette, in gold; $500
value ................ .$4.08
Gillette Shaving Set, con-
tains Razor, Blades, Shaving
Stick and Brush; $3.50
value SO. 40
Gillette Blades, six in pack
age, 46c; dozen. $50
Ever-Ready Razors, $1.O0
value .75o
Every.Rsady Blades, six in
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Less Than Seashore Prices
"Gmcia Grm,de"
(Blunfs)

The genuine and original-don't b
fooled BY inferior brands Of practically
the Garcia Grande" itself IN the
blunt shape; sold the world over at
15c each.
Peoples PrioA 100 Straight.
Box Of e. On
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Talcuna Ponder

1ennen's Talc, $50 size, Ito
Hudnut's Violet SEQ Talo, goo
Dier-Kiss Talo .2lo
Williams. Talo, colors in
stock. Choice. 100
Golgste's Talo, $50 and $50
6Qutbb's Talo ITO
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::
Tor
Csc:
Bargain, 3 for zoe
"Manuel''.

Four Popular Shapes
(Lendres), loo straight; box Of
(Presidents), foil wrapped, 2 for
ESQ; box Of Is. ...............93. $50
(Con. Perfeoto), 100 straight;
box OF CO.. .A76
box Of 80. NATURALIZATION. -. S56o
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Popular Antisepfics

Alhla, 300 &C
200
Doroiyeol, 800, $50 "a
2uU sssss.
GlyooI3hymolins, $50. "a
100 anu
Listes1Re, 6ec, $50 &c
200 .ssssss
A., x'y =, A .,s Pow. 40
TyFoo'B Anti . optic ~
Powder $50, 40 and. >. Il
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BUT ALL You WAIT
"El Grade"

BUY ALL YuU WANT
"El Grade"
Havana Filled Ogas
Invincibles, 2 for 15c; box q ~
OF %. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. 1850
Boz o', 81 50 s...s. 70. so.. $3.50
"Adlon"
Governor, 2 for 25S; boz 81 M
Of Is. .................... ~Os0S
Club perfectos, regular
15c size. loo straight; box e. *
Of OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. ~.eS
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"Stationery

One Of the most important vacation needs.
Headquarters and washington's largest 4etailers
Of
and envelopes.
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CIGARS
for Your Vacation

a Quarter Buys Three Good Cigars at
peoples" This Week
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and a e.''.... Powder. SO DC
w ns1a ..s.... IAN. si.. 25c
md a''al. no. 10 23c
one e'. .ias only, Gw nias' . Sc
md aos s'i.' sso BE
4s e'. $50 ..S S .'.... ~. 10c
Arizona republican., 1920-10-31

dying woman asked for I'm Going Home to Die No More"
Arizona republican., 1920-10-31

It is calculated that vegetation ac- cumulates in year 9 times as much energy as is represented by the coal consumed in the same time.
Arizona republican., 1920-10-31

have to take several weeks off to ac- complish that which could now be ac- complished in no time.
 There is nothing to your fish theory. l am sending a pamphlet on cancer, which I trust may be of some service to you Should cancer be present, rubbing his throat with fish oil will be of no effect
 Eating Yeast.
 c. Please tell me if eating yeast Is good for boYs? Also whether it is a good tonic. and how much I should eat A. It would be most unwise for you to begin eating yeast merely because you have been told it is a good tonic Yeast appears to be of definite value in the treatment of certain bodily dis orders, but 1t should be used under the directoion of good physician.
 Structure of the Urethra.
 Q. Can a structure of the urethra be cured without an operation? Is such an operation considered dan gerous?
 A. Treatment for stricture of tht urethra is often given by means oi dilation with metal sounds; such treat ment is not dangerous in any way.
 Itch Mite. Q. How can I get rid of the itcl mite?
 A. Sulphur in various forms has st far been proved to be the best sub stance for the treatment of the itch 1 although other remedies have beer employed with satisfactory results. l One method of treatment is as fol lows The patient should have a ho bath and the body thoroughly scrubbe, with soap. After the bath sulphu
Arizona republican., 1920-10-31

keeping them healthy and preventing their minds from becoming too friv- olous."
 Veteran; Wherever women are employed, they should be paid dollar for dollar on a par with men,"
 Anarchist: Women have all the virtues and all the faults of men, but larger percentage of women are more loyal than men. Women in the shop more often work overtime to get job finished, without asking them, than men,
 Stenogrspher: "All women should work until they are married They are as capable of earning any salary as a Fman is"
 Cattleman: Women should marry. Unmarried women should work. Eco homie conditions demand women as wage-earners, but 1t initiates against | stability of the American home, which Is the foundation of good government ? | Superintendent: "Women ought to go back to the home If both a man and his wife work, they can't have a family. Some women are better than men. in some jobs, such as cost clerks etc. But this is not true in all de- partments of my business"
 Leader of Jazz Band: T want men -Ne "NiNON' PA"Si ms III my JeAH DdHuS Don't know anything about other in- dustries."
 Engraver: Women in bushes: average as good as men. The majority of them. however. don't take theil work seriously. They just use it as fill-in until they get married. Those that don't take real interest in theil work should stay out" Policeman: Women, when the, work, should do work that perpare, them for the duties of a wife ana mother"
 Salesman; Let unmarried womeI be wage -earners, but work shouldn' be permitted to defer wifehood anC motherhood"
 Old Man: T believe all womei
Arizona republican., 1920-10-31

should work, same as all men. But the woman who does her housework right works as much and more than the woman in an office or factory"
Arizona republican., 1920-10-31

ointment (vaseline with powdered sul phur added) should be well rubbed into the body, except the face and scalp. The clothes should be thoroughly dis infected with sulphur, immersed in boiling water, or subjected in a stove or furnace to a dry heat sufficient to kill the parasites and eggs. For few nights it is a good plan to dust a tea spoonful of Flowers of sulphur over the sleeping clothes. If the above treatment is objected to. hot baths for few nights, followed by free use of sulphur coap. are efficient
 Arterio- ScIerosis.
 Q. I am 47 years of age. and am suffering from arterio- -sclerosis, due to worry. have been told to go to a climate warmer than New York. Sew eral places in Florida and Los Angeles. and Lincoln, in California, have been suggested Which would you advise 1 A. Patients suffering from arterio- selerosis are better off in a locality where the climate is equable and mod erately warm. I do not believe there would be much to choose from among the various places mentioned in your I letter. On the other hand, a number of practical considerations should be considered. such as employment, hous- ing and living conditions, for it is i'm portant that you be made as free from worry and irritation as possible.
Arizona republican., 1920-10-31
QS29:2f133 ?. N2I4MSWREBa,

What Are Your Views on Women as
 Wage Earners7
 Publisher; "All women should have a little business training. It makes them better mothers, housekeepers and q better judge fin selecting a husband do not favor women working a: lathes and the like, but certain occupa- tons they can fill better than men favor women as business executives after their 5Oth year."
 Doctors T am in favor of women working, if for no other reason thar
Arizona republican., 1920-10-31

The letter from Marshall Field & Go. is self explanatory. By reading it you will grasp the true condition of the market as far as
Arizona republican., 1920-10-31
(tlC|e\anit'b
FEARS THE DOCTORS VERDICT By Public Health Service.
 The Question.

I write you from sheer desperation. cannot pry my husband loose from his work long enough to have an ex- verdict would be an operation, and he feels he cannot spare money and time both, therefore, he is letting it go until too late, unless I can give him some home treatment and 1 beg of you to advise me in this.
 He has an idea that there may be a cancer on his throat. I was going to have him rub fish oil on his throat and also have him take cod liver oil. as a builder, as l understand cancer cannot exist where there is fish. Is there any truth in this saying
 The Answer.
 I am very sorry to learn that your husband is in such bad health. It is impossible for me to make a diagnosis or suggest treatment in this case with out a thorough physical examination
 You should insist on your husband going to competent physician at once and having an examination made. as nothing can be gained by delay and his condition, without proper treatment will certainly get worse as time goes on It will be better for him to take day off now, have an examination made and prompt treatment started than to wait month or so and possibly should work, same as all men. But kI.- hA,-
Arizona republican., 1920-10-31
CHIMES CHANGED
 FOR DYING WOMAN

FORT WAYNE, Ind.-Few under stood why the program was changed when Edward F. Yarnelle gave a re- cital on the new chimes erected In the Presbyterian church tower. tele- phonic message from the bedside of a
Arizona republican., 1920-10-31

grocer, that is the very lowest price we can sell them for
 "How is it that I can get them from Todd's for eightpence, then?"
 T cannot say. madam. Perhaps Mir Todd has taken a fancy to you. He is a widower and you are beautiful. Un- fortunately -yes'm, two pounds? Ger tainly''-Blighty.
Arizona republican., 1920-10-31
WHAT couLp SHE SAY

What" cried the careful house wife You charge me shilling a pound for these apples?'
 "Yes. maam," answered the polite
Arizona republican., 1920-10-31
FiNEssE
By Alnan,

Scot: How muclxle are thae collars. ma mamie ?"
 shop Assistant: aTwo for half-a- crown. sir
 Scot: And how mucixle does ane O. them cost2"
 Shop Assistant: "One and six"
 Scot: ''Then ahll hae the other yin ."-Passing Show.
 Under the new military reorganiza- tion law, there will be 250 chaplssns in
Arizona republican., 1920-10-31

Glacier ice from the Alps IS delivered to consumers in Lyons, France, and several other cities in Europe.
 Alaska gives great promise of be- coming a wheat growing country.
The Mena weekly star., 1920-01-15
AMERICANS KILLED BY REBEL
 BANDITS, MEXICO CITY SAYS
Roney and Boles Warned Not to Go Into Danger Zone. Authorities As-
 sart-OnflaMs Lnnking for Arms

Roney and Boles Warned Not to Go
 Into Danger Zone. Authorities As-
 sert-Outlaws Looking for Arms.
 Mexico City, Jan. 9.--F. J. Roney and Early Boles, Americans, who met death in the Tampico region early this month, were killed by rebels after having disregarded warnings from local authorities who advised them not to venture into lawless regions alone, according to telegrams from state off, ficials at Tampico given out tonight by the interior department. They were shot by outlaws on the seashore between camps belonging to the Inter ational and Trans Continental oil companies, it is said.
 Advices given out here state that followers of General Manuel Pelanz, outlaw chief and virtually independ- ent ruler in that district, had been ex- pecting to receive munitions from a steamer at that point on the coast. Certain bandits, who were rivals of adherents of Pelaez, were operating near the lagoon at Temiehue, and learned of the expected shipment.
 They laid in wait at point where they thought the munitions would be landed and when Honey and Bowles appeared the rebels believed they were carrying arms to the Pelaez forces. Fire was opened upon the two men who were killed.
 It is stated government forces are pursuing the bandits and that the foreign office has asked local author ities for further information regard ing the shooting of the two Americans.
The Mena weekly star., 1920-01-15
EARTHQUAKE DEAD
 LIST NULT|PLIES
Loss of Life in Mexico's Great Seis- mic Disturbance Now Believed to Have Gone Into the Thousands
 Streams Dried Up.

Mexico City. Jan. 7.-Hundreds, pos sibly thousands, of lives were lost as result of the earthquake which shook the state of Vera Cruz Saturday night. So widespread was the dam age done by the shock and so wild are some of the sections that suffered from it that 1t is probable the number of casualties will never be known
 Private dispatches received here from Vera Cruz and Jalapa state that .000 persons lost their lives at Couzt- Ian. These reports, which are said at both cities to be reliable, confirm in formation last night from presidential military headquarters. Thirty lives were lost at Eoclelo. where three churches and forty houses were des- troyed.
 Volcanic Eruptions.
 Volcanic eruptions occurred at Cof- ire De Priete, from which point the volcano of Orizaba the shock seemed to center, according to rumors. Flood waters pouring down the Pescados river have inundated Isthuacan and | tdBduAlht WnilC ioheANo hA V under water. Durranea Grande and Los Simones are also suffering from floods, it is reported from Vera Cruz. Twenty bodies have been recovered from the Pescados at Jalicomulco and Apazapan.
 There were three slight shocks yes terday. according to information given out yesterday afternoon at the astro- homie observatory at Tocohaya, su- burb of Mexico City. They were so feeble that they could only be d detected by instruments. Sub terranean noises are still noticeable in the Pedregal, rcky waste near this city, and great cracks have appeared in the earth Travellers returning here from Vera Cruz say some streams were dried up as a result of the shock and it is feared that many mills near Orizaba which depend upon VI power will be compelled to close.
 Several oil wells near Tuxpam l.lsc been spouting petroleum since the earthquake, according to advices from Vera Cruz.
The Mena weekly star., 1920-01-15
CANT RArlFy TREATY NOW"
Lodge Says Wilson's Letter Has Pre-
 vented Possibility

Washington, Jan. S.-President Will son by his letter to the Jackson day diners has made ratification of the peace treaty in any form impossible Senator Lodge Republican leader, de- clared tonight
 Full responsibility for any conse quences must rest with the Presi dent and the Republicans "codrially welcome" the challenge of the execu tive to submit the question to "a solemn referendum" of the American people. Lodge said.
 The senate leader said the Presi dents statement that he would agree
The Mena weekly star., 1920-01-15
|idenss refasal te accept reservations Ile si1id Mnfh fAsnrAd hx n f1la3nrifaa
Aeeept WlIson's chaIlenae
Colds causN Grip aaa InfIuenra

LAXATIVE PROMO cuEINE Tablets remove se.
 'ease. There is only one ''Bromo Quinine 2 " GROVES signature CD box s0c.
The Mena weekly star., 1920-01-15

to interpretations of the treaty and covenant Was necessary. because of the many meanings that have been given to various sections. but that, in addition, reservations 10 safeguard American rights are essential.
 Lodge sharply criticized the Pres Eidenss refusal te accept reservations | he said were favored by q majority
 Accept Wilson's Challenge The Presidents cnauenge to make the treaty the issue in the 1920 presi laenti8l campaign was accepted by the Senate Republicans with promptness land enthusiasm With only one or two sexceptions, Republican senators warm. siy welcomed the issue.
 Among tho Democrats. however there Nas much confusion particular. li2 sitter < became definitely known thas Bryan had taken sharp issue with the President on the treaty question
The Mena weekly star., 1920-01-15
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Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-07-02
VACATION school.
First Week Of the Second Year Shows
Interest and Success

The number u pupils enrolled ~ re
end oi the hrst weeks sessions n tfr
Vacation Bible Schools conducted iry
~ Presbyterian ann Methodisfs churefra
81 the city give prospects for b much more
suecessiul year than last year. The frrf
year for the school IN this city With fho
period between The time n fhe rirairg
of the public schools and the parents iof.b-
ing Tor useful way f0f thf children fY
put IN their time the enrolment f0r fafh
day has increased
The sessions n the school are hold n
the cool Of the morning from = ~ li
with short recreation peri0dg during fho
sessions Children from three 10 feairiefr
years Of age can attend tho srh0ri rrd
are divided into four grades
Bible study, history ~ religious hynrs
and hand work are taughg ne eh.ldrrr
by teachersfrOm the highest gradfr y thr
city. After the gieccsH and exrfr.onrs
gained last year the persons IN charged
of the school have resJrted ~ local faifrf
10 handle the schools, and released Ibe
instructor sent from Philadelphia o. fir
Presbyterian Board ~ Education
Effort Is being made by the priuriuais
of the various schools ~ interest children
IN tho work. Many ~ them viii addfess
the Sunday schools on the subject A.
the First-Ccntnl Presfvterinn Church
Miss CoridWcn Samuel. principal ~ ttr
school in that church will talk t0 ft.
pupils Of the school in an attempt ~ rr.
roll all the pupils IN the lOwcrgradee
the school a demonstration n thc W0r.
done only IN the first week viii D. gwen
also under Miss Samuels direction
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-07-02
DELAWARE CHARTERS.

speciaI Correspondence of Every Eveuing
Dover. July 2.-Charters we're slri
here Yesterday. az follows
Seven seas Maritime Corporation. Nll
mington. SIs.5O0 900.
TecoIote Copper Corporation. NI-
mington. Sl2.OOOOO0.
Southeastern Sea Products Comuan.
Wilmington, 81 10000.
American AutOmotove Hardware forg-
ing & Mig. Corporation. Dover sJ00nup
Idaho investments, inc, MIlmnErra
$500. 900.
Mechanics Cooperative Benefcial
Corporation, Wilmington. s2n00O
William Drew Incorporated, Fhi.a-
delphla, 5000 600
McCrearv OIL * Gas Company N-
mington. Sl25.OO0
International Distributing Comnaur
Philadelphia, 10000.
Blacadore Avenue Oll & Cias
Philadelphia. 100000.
Perry Pike Oil and Gas CO., Plrtshur1
Pa. 100000.
Elder Equipment Company Whining
ton. 100000.
Diamond State Adwear Ccmpar
Philadelphia, 100000.
The Peoples Association ~ phladet-
phia. 100000,
Heinitsh Furniture Company. VIII
mington. $4,000.
Oakland Spain Dreher Motor Cc.
Camden, y. j.. $50. .000
Allied Drug Manuiacturing Compan
Incorporated Lackawana, y. ~. S25.000
The DurodeX Company, NlmingroH.
$4,000
The Vigilant Cooperative Union, WASH
ington, d. G.. $4,000.
Increases IN Capital Stock-Doy,r
Mills, Inc, y. u, from Sl500,o00
IS, 10000.
The Capital City Products Compans
Columbus, Ohio, from $500 900 Is 81 lOo-
600.
The Speedaumatic Co. Chicago. II
from SjO0,0 600 % $4,000
Delatour Beverage Corporation. \
Y, from $500. 900 70 5000, 600.
The Globe Motors Company, Wlmu-
ton, 5000, 0O0
Southwest Mcta,s Company. 81,
York City. $1,000, 600.
Prudcncia Ellm Syndicate, Wlmmg
5000, coo.
Consolidation Of Mid-Cuntinent CcU-
solidarlon OIL, Gas and Refining Comraa
and Mid Continent Oh, Gas and Rein (
Company, under name 81 Mid-Conbn,t
Consolidated OIL, Gas and Refining Come
pany, S5.00O,OO0. New York Cty
Warehouse Bond x Share Compal
Wilmington, S2,350,OOO.
Breeders Pure Bred livestock Corng..-
ton, New York City. 3. OOO. coo
Ligulte Products Comp6ny -. .s
Mo; 81 100000.
Boyd-Bracey Oil and Refining Corpora
ton, Wilmington; 81 ,OOO, 600
Tampico Petroleum Corporation, VA
mington; 81 100000.
Increase in--Corn Belt Packng Cow
pany, $4,000, 600 to S2S, 500 900, D1buQuc,
Iowa.
Gibson Lens Company. Inc. Nlmms-
ton; $4,000.
Tidewater Lines, Inc NasAngton,
D. C.; S500,000
Edward c. Ryan, Eilm Corporation,
Wilmington: $500. 1000.
Q. 4 II. Oil Company, Pittsbarg Pas
100000.
Dveanihn Chemical Co. oi New \ QrS,
\. Y, Wilmington Sl50,0OO.
Parton Bros. * Co., Inc, Wilmington,
Sl25,0OO.
Stanwix Chemical Speciality Complny
Wilmington, 100000
Upton Mining COMPANY, Wilmington,
100000.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-07-02
ELKS IN CHICA GO.
Wilmington TO he Largely Represented in
National Convent ion.

-NatAOIAdf AoNl ION.
Wilmington Lodge, No. BOZ. B. B. P.O.
Elks. will be largely represented at the
Elks' national convention, which viii be
held at Chicago July to 10.
The delegation will be composed Of E.
]. Otteni Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Krautter
Mr. and Mrs G. w. Schagrin. Mr.. and
Mrs " r. Goodley. Sylvester d. Town
send. Jr.. James McMahon. Lester 3.
Waterman Charles Rogers. Joseph Nc
Cullin, NJ D. Black. " A. Willis, Robert
Whaley, Leslie L. Pyle, Mr. and Mrs.
Fred Fl. Steinle. George A. Dunbar, Mar
tin Thornton. ] J. Powell E. D. Green,
Adolph Piutchuk and William Broman.
They viii leave Wilmington, via the Penn
sylvania railroad. sunday morning, July
4. at S07 o'clock. standard time. Fort
Dearborn Hotel, La Sale and Van Buren
streets. viii be their headquarters in
Chicago.
A fine parade viii be the feature We'd
nesday night, July Z The Wilmington
delegation has engaged band and VIII
make a demonstration.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-07-02
SETTLING ESTATES.

Register Of Wills Isaac r. Brown has
granted letters as follows.
Administration-On the estate Of Edna
johnson TO James NJ. Johnson
Testamentary-On the estate Of Nora
O'Donneu 70 Margaret Y. O'Donnell /;
estate Of Arthur j. Walker to Elizabeth
5. Krause; estate Of Mary Y Derrickson
to the Equitable Trust CO.