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The Wolf Point herald. (Wolf Point, Mont.) 1913-1940, 1920-07-01

Two FPontiersmen's Desperate Fight.
Fisher and Wheatley, the two
frontiersmen who had gone out with
Fetterman, had ensconced themselves
in a little pile of rocks close by where
the soldiers lay, and the evidence of
blood pools in the snow and many
dead horses showed that they had
killed 60 Indians. Their lives had
been a costly bargain to their foes.
Later it was learned that more
than 1000 Indians had taken
part in the battle, being made up
of five bands of Sioux, some North
ern Cheyennes and Arapahoes, as
well as quite a few Blackfeet. 1t was
a most signal victory for Red Cloud,
who led the fight in person.
The Wagon Box Fight.
But the next summer saw another
day in the story of Fort Phil Kear-
ny. 1t came on the second day of
August, 1867, when Capt. James
Powell al ordered to take station
at Piney Island, five miles from the
fort, to protect wood trains in haul
ing fuel to the post. His command
consisted of one company of the
Twenty-seventh infantry, numbering
81 enlisted men, besides his ~lieuten-
ant and himself.
Captain Powell found the wood
train divided into two groups Of wag-
ons about a mile apart. One train of
16 wagons had corraled on a little
hill in a good position for defense.
The other was on the flat. He as
signed IL men to protect the work
ing parties of both trains and 10
more soldiers to act as escort to the
trains. He retained 26 enlisted
men, one lieutenant and four civil
ians to bear the brunt of an attack
should one be made, and decided in
that event, to form a corral fortress
out of the wagons on the hill, and
make a stand there. His men were
armed with the Allen alteration of
the old Springfield rifle, one of the
best single breech-loading rifles
ever issued any troops, which had
recently been sent to him. These ri
files were far superior to the new
repeating carbines, which
had been found uncertain in opera
ton. He had also extra rifles and
many thousand rounds of ammuni-I
ton, for at Fort Phil Kearny the aw-
ful blunder of Colonel Fetterman of
being caught short of ammunition
was never repeated.
The 16 wagon boxes were lined
with boiler iron, loopholed, thus rem
iering them bullet-proof against rifle
shots which fact saved the little COM
nand from utter determination.
Powell had the wagon boxes
aiken off the running gears, placed
IN the ground in a circle and filled
he interstices with logs. On the most
side he placed two of the
,oxes on wheels just outside those on
he ground, enabling those within the
'orral to fire under them at a mount
ID foe, and offering unusual protec-
from fire at close range from
mounted Indians. Boxes of ammuni-
were cut open and placed ready
t hand.
Desperate Battle Fought.
Three thousand Sioux, C%heyennes
nd other Indians swarmed on the
ilside nearby under the leadership
f Red Cloud. While Powell was
ompleting his little fortress, the
orse herders, having been cut off
the train by Indians, tried to
The Wolf Point herald. (Wolf Point, Mont.) 1913-1940, 1920-07-01
j. p. Used Artillery?

Frank Bender, Livingston justice
of the peace, is reported to have fired
a shot at Under-Sheriff Herb Cook
in a local office building following a
disagreement in the office of the JUS
tice of the peace. Blows are said to
have been struck in the office and
Cook had left the office and vas
walking down the hall when the shot
was fired. Cook escaped injury.
The Wolf Point herald. (Wolf Point, Mont.) 1913-1940, 1920-07-01
Desperate Battle Fought.

Three thousand Sioux, Cheyennes
and other Indians swarmed on the
hillside nearby under the leadership
of Red Cloud. While Powell was
completing his little fortress, the
horse herders, having been cut off
from the train by Indians, tried to
The independent-reporter., 1920-08-26
C0RNyIIIF

Mr.. and Mrs. Eugene Hall Of South
Rraintree. Mass. are visiting friends
and relatives here in town Mrs.
Hall before her marriage was Alice
NJ. Smith.
MIR. and Mrs Fred Mcclure are re-
ceiving congratulations on the birth
of son August 18th.
G. S. Moody and father returned
Friday from an auto trip to Chain of
ponds. Will Corson of Kingfeld, a
former Cornville boy, Joined them on
their trip.
Gasoline 33c. Holt & Hight, Skowhe-
oan Me. tf27
The many friends of Mrs. Mabel
Worthen are glad to hear that she is
slowly recovering from her recent op-
Grafton at the Kennebec Valley Hos
George Bigelow of Lowell, Mass.
was In town recently a guest of his
sister Edith Wescott
Miss Hazel Hayden and gentlemen
friend OF Portland are guests of Henry
Later and family.
Eugene Smith Of South Braintree is
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sister Mrs. Grace Williamson and
other relatives in town.
Mrs. Eva Fairfield is visiting in
New Hampshire.
Mr. Jennie Bailey Houghton OF
Rumford was the guest last week OF
Mr.. and Mrs Herbert Gilman.
Nicholas Miller is very i'll.
NJ. and Mrs Charles Moore made a
business yi-it 1ast week in Woodfords
Il. ] Everett and wife and Linwood
Taylor Of Westfield were guests last
week OF Mr.. and Mrs. Walter Crosby
Mrs. Crosby returned home with them
fhc last OF the week for short visit
IN Westfeld. Littletown and Houlton
Another OF the popular public so
eials was held on the Library lawn
last Thursday afternoon. Another is
10 be held two weeks from lasi
Thursday at the same place with Mrs
Annie Merrill assisted by two Other
ladies' to be appointed later in charge
Mrs. Folsom has returned to hel
home in Corinna after visiting hen
son L. r Folsom and family for
short time.
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MRS. {. HAMILTON
GAINED IS POUNDS
Had Suffered for Ten Years But Feels
Like Different Person, Now

My ten wears OF troubles have eou.
pletely left me and ! have gained f.
fteen pounds in weight since ! began
taking Tanlac.' was the statement
made the other day by Mr.. Edith
Hamilton, of 90 Bradford St, Port.
land, Maine.
Words Just can't express what
have gone through during the past
ten years" continued Mrs. Hamilton
only my friends and neighbors
know how | suffered. I could not
get to sleep until one and two O'Clock
in the morning and then my sleep
was restless and broken. | had in
digestion so bad that the pains in nv
stomach nearly drew me double
suffered with a heavy, distressing feel
ing after every meal and at times
thought l would choke to death. Nj
housework was a burden. and during
the day I would give completely out
and have TO lie down to rest. L got
up every morning tired-out and from
then on till night felt weak and MI
serable.
None OF the medicines I tried did
me any good until / started taking
Tanlac, and now that I have taken
three bottles I am feeling like a diff.
ferent person altogether. My dges
ton Just simply could not be any
better then 1t is now, and IL doesn't
make any difference what eat nev-
er suffer afterwards. The pains in
my stomach have all disappeared and
80 has that feeling of distress | used
to have. My sleep is sound as can
be and | never wake up once until
it is time to get up. l am more en-
ergetic then ever and I can do ny
housewoTk without firing one bit.
have gained in weight and strength
and am in better general health ihan
in many years
Tanlac is sold In SkowhcEan h7
Sampsons Drug Store and by The leal.
ing druggists in every town
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RIVER ROAD

Mr.. and Mrs. william BOyinEton ona
son Fred left Monday for Tacoma
Wash where they will pass the W
ter.
Mr.. and Mrs. Loomis OF Coiafe4o
camped at the home of Lewis Br't'e2
one night last week. They were
their way TO Florida.
A party consisting of Roy " n
Lewis Britton. Ernest Nelson
VIII Chase left Monday for AT
Pond for few days outing
There will be a dance at HE
August Goth Music by ToZe
chestra.
Mr.. and Mrs Charles Mum ar
children Who have been spend
summer at the home of John 90
will leave this week for ther b.
in Aroostook county
Mrs. Gordon. who is spend'a-
summer with her daughter, Mr. o.
Dunlap has gone to Canada ~ =
three weeks visit making the ulP
auto,
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Gard OF Thanks

We wish to express cur hea -
thanks to our friends and nelgiiu
who so kindly assisted US in our ~
cent illness and death; also fof ~. ,'.
beautiful flowers. We espee'A'''
thank Mr.. and Mrs. Fred L. Hor1t
for their many kindnesses shown
Clarence G. Hayden
Philena Hayden
Mary Preble
Alfred Preble
Skowbegan, Maine, Aug. 2s, 19zo'
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CONCORD

Mr.. and Mrs P A. Williams and
family have moved to North Anson
into their new home which they
bought last spring. The ncighbors
regret very much to see them go
Sanford Robinson Is now so he can
ride out little.
Mrs. Roscoe Berry spent the week
end in Madison at the home OF her
sister Mrs. Washburn.
Mr. and Mr. Chester Atwood Of
Kingfeld called on relatives in town
Sunday.
Mrs Agnes Bean and daughter in
ished their work at Mr.. Dexter's ID
Lexington and have returned home.
Ernest Jackson Is having a TWO
weeks vacation from the pulp mil
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visiting his brother Erwin and ..
relatives.
Frank kilkenney and wife Of Greer
Vile Junction are visiting Mrs M
kenney's parents, c. S. MOODY aad
wife.
Or. Carlton Luce. wife and daughf-f
of Greenville Junction were week end
guests of Mrs. Luce's parents, Nr.
and Mrs. Roy Walton.
J. W. Judkins and wife returned
home after visiting in Hayerhill.
Middletown and Danvers. Mass. also
in South Manchester, Corn and New
York
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POWERS sCHOOLHOusE
NORRIDGEWOCK


Earl Nye from Fairfield was 4 SUI
day visitor at Earl Berrys
Kenneth Berry and family were
week end callers at Lizzie Parsons
on Burrill Hill.
The Berrys are threshing At VI.
Jewett's.
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When the Coal Is GOne--
What Then!
aay-mmb high grade say it w1m
dH phaG will the nations industries do
looking this problem The only
hydroeshc power available the
Because manufacturers have already
moved their factories into this progressive
fohe nhnre
where long Maine seek the they will be
free from the menace hnrp
To meet the power demands Company %
Sowhea
development the selling hk7% cumulative preferred stock
ahaeo yed6
As the supply prosperity Of Maine developed
attract industries
Fyou are interested of further
information nabouhn npeere e1aoI
SHs@'' Central Maine
=""% 7":;"1""' Power Company
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AUCTIONS -LEGALS
Auction Sales

AUCTION SALES n every description.
Anywhere II you want ~ eel SEQ Hafnii-
ton the square Deal Aurtioncer and Farm
Agent 705 Madison 81 Phone 734S W
JULY 81 1920 Hairs Bazaar, nt 81
O'Clock 80 head ~ horses and mules.
Wagons. harness. auto cars. rigs. chick
ems. Notice If you have \ horse n sell
better get him sOtd ne will bring more
now than later and { nave some buyers
for good horses klair * Hoilingswortn.
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Legal Notices

BIDS-Win be receive hy the Commits
sioneFs of the town ~ EisTnere up until
August H. for complete survey ~ town.
For further Information apply Henry y.
Jones Eismere. The right is reserved "
reject any and al bids
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No corn, m cakcq 40 cotton
clothes No wheat. m Taihra
shingles. No shelter PROHIBITION &. a-
thing Waco 81 imoe-Herald
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New Cosmopolitan ne'wsy stand
Market -Adv
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Musical Instruments

STEIN WAY PIANO-Mahogany case, three
years old. Like new. Owners phone 1870.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. nd their greatest
features. No needles to change: Plays all
make records with their respective needles
at their best. Guaranteed five years. Al
ford Piano Co. 2l0 w. Ninth street.
PLAYER PIANO-s575, cost 500 today
Afford Plano Co.. 2iO w. Ninth street.
USED PfANO9-ln good condition. mahog-
any case. sI65. Afford Piano Co.. 30 W
Ninth street.
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PROPOSALS FOR HARDWARE scaled
Public Education in Winnings Dca-
ware for furnishing hardware y the pub
lie schools in accordance with chedule OF
SaTy. 30 s6I. City Hail Fl 'osals mus.
of the board before o'clockfp. m. Mon
day. August .. 1920. and mltt b. marked
Proposals for Hardware. Thc right 70
reject any or all proposals Is rcSerSed.
NJ. Howard Jester, Secretary
NOTICE-Estat OF James II. Clark: de-
ceased. Notice is hereby given that letters
testamentary upon the estate of JAMES
H. Clark, hate of Red Lion hundred, de
ceased, were duly granted unto CORTLAND
); Clark John 9 Cars ana v Imam y.
Clark on the sixteenth day OF July, A. ~.
1920. and al persons indebted 20 the SAID,
deceased are requested 10 make payment
TO the executors without delay, and all
persons having demands against the de-
ceased are required 10 exhibit and present
the same duly probated 20 the said eN-
ecutors on or before the sixteenth day Of
July a. ID. 1921, or abide by the laH IN this
begalf. CORTLAND ). Clark, john 9. Clark,
William ID Clark, Executors. Address:
Richard s. Rodney, Attorney -at-Law. 9O7
Market street. Wilmington, Del.
PROPOSALS FOR FUEL scaled proposals
will be received by the Board Of Public
Education. in Wilmington, Delaware, for
furnishing coal and wood 80 the public
schools for the fiscal year beginning July
1. 1920, and ending June 30, 1921. IN AZ
| cordance with specifications on file in the
| office of the secretary, No. SOL, City Hat.
d Proposals must DC deposited ON the desk
/ of the president of the board before =
O'Clock 0. m. Monday. August ., 1920,
/ and must be marked Proposals for Fuel.
The right TO reject any or all proposals is
reserved. NJ Howard Jester. secretary
/ PROPOSALS FOR REMOVING TREES
/ And grading Scaled proposals viii berc-
4 ceiVed by the Board OF Public Education.
/ in Wilmington. Delaware. for removing
nine trees from the yard of No. Is school
and grading the lot at No. I6 school. Pro
| posals must be deposited on the desk OF
the president of the board before 5 o'clock
D. m. Monday, August ., 1920. aud must
| be marked Proposals for Removing Trees
and Grading. The right 70 reject any or
| ali proposals is reserved. NJ Howard Jes-
ter Secretary.
| PROPOSALS FOR PRINTING Sealed pro
| posals will be received by the Board Of
| Public Education, in Wilmington, Della
ware, for printing forms for the Superin-
tendent and secretary as per samples on
file in the Office of the secretary, No. 36l.
City Hail. Proposals must be deposited on
the desk of the president OF the board be
fore O'Clock D. m. Monday, August 8,
1920 and must be marked Proposals for
Printing The right 60 reject any or al
proposals is reserved. Nj. Howard Jester
Secretary.
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FINANCIAL
Inresime Is. Stocks. Bonds

COLUMBIA GRAPHOPHONE
MANUFACTURING COMPANY.
DIVIDEND ON PREFERRED STOCK
NO 10.
DIVIDEND ON COMMON STOCK NO. 10
The board Of directors of the above namtd
company. at n meeting held July %. lolo
declared the following quarterly dVidtnds
company payable on October /. loZu, 70
STOCK hoiders of record nj the close OF bust
ness on September 10. 1920
az A dividend OF 81 IS on each share OF
preferred stock.
Cbl A dividend of 1928 on each share OF
common stock
tc1 A dividend at the rate of I'VE Shares
of common stock on every 100 shares or
common stock outstanding -,
rho tran sfer hooks will not be closed. The
above dividends on common stock are pay
able only on common stock autharised am
out stendingon September 10. 1870, under
the certificate Of Incorporation Of the com
many as amended August 70, 1919
G W WODDROP, Treasurer.
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AuCTlONS--LEGALs


EOTfcE Estate 81 sarah a. Caldwell. a.
ceased Notice o. hereby giyfn that ietfsrs
parliamentary upon the estate u aarab a
Caldwell, tate of Red Lion hundred DE-
erased we're duly granted unto THE Real
Estate Title Insurance ana Trust Com
pany Of Philadelphia on the fourteenth dag
~ fully ~. 1870 and all pefagne Ia.
debtsd " the said deoeaseg are rs,luastrd
to make payment % the exfcufor slth0ut
delay. and al persons having demand
against the deCeaggd are required ~ ar.
hIbit and present the same duly Droba vi
~ the said executor on Or hasfDro The four
tnonth day Of July a - 1877 or ABIDE
~ the Ia Ia this behalf TIE Real Fsfato
'Tine Insurance and Trust 90 - Phlia-
delphia, Executor Address Philadelphia
Pa
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AlolorcYcles and Bicycles

HARLEY DAVIDSON-Jus rebuilt. Prac-
ticaIIy a new machine. Close inspection
invited Wilmington Cycle Co.
LEY-DAVIDSON-I92O Run 300
miles Disc wheels. all accessories. Two
months old S475. East Eleventh Street
Garage. 500 L. Eleventh street.
INDIAN-power plus and side car Good
running order. S125. Wilmington Cycle
Shop. 81 Scott street
MOTOkCYCLES-An bicycles bou hit.
sold and repaired Parts tor all makes.
OBJ n from o IN TO Q. m Phone $3.50
MOTORCYCLEs-An bicycles bought.
sold and repaired. Parts for ali makes.
United supply Co. 9I3 Shipley street.
Open from a. no. TO ?. n. Phone 6lo0.
SIDE CAR-Rodgers, for Indian: good con-
dation. Bargain. $40. 81 Scott street.
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Machinery and Tools

JAS. A. STIRLITH BROS;-Steam pipe.
soil nine / beams channels, angles col
unns shafting pulleys. hangers. boilers.
stacks. eng mes lathes. roof trrsses. 90 to
100 feet span and sewer nIanhoie covers.
Front and Tatnall SITS. Phone 1901.
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Business and Office Equipment
Building Materials

$4,000 feet new yellow
pine timbers. exc. SxS. Sxl6, lOxl0, iOxl4,
running up 10 23 feet lengths, 500 per 1000
feet Also about so 900 feet heavy timbers.
slightly used, some long leaf yellow pine.
s35 per 1000 feet for the lot Also all kinds
of lumber. building materials, contractors
tools and equipment at bargain prices.
Byron e. Veatch, Trustee. Port Penn. Del
Phone Delaware City ll6.
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MODEL 400, ROADSTER. SrUDE-
BAKER. 1916. LIGHT DELIVERY
TRUCK, EXCELLENT CONDl-
TION. GARFoRD. ~ TONS, 1916
CHASSIS WITH DRIVERS CAB.
G. NJ. c. TRUCK. 1918. TWo-ToN
CHASSIS. WILMINGTON AUIo
CO. so2 FRENCH STREET.
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REAL. ESTATE FOR RENT



ApAKT nEMT--,rhree uufnrnished rooms.
Two ladies employed. Address x IL, Every
evening Once. ---6---..--..
fENHtr ttOURTs-six young men desire
mae of one or two tennis courts evenings,
q 90 4 and saturday afternoons. AdYiD
location and rental. Address .. Every
Evening once.
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RUCK-Republic 5000. We have for sale
a two-ton Republic truck with cab. Good
Condition mechanically. This truck Is
owned by Wood Bros. OF Marcus Hook.
Pa who have purchased tWo-ton hlte
White Co. I'll French street
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USED CARS-Bargains. Saxon. six-cyl-
Under. touring run 1900 miles. New tires
first-class running order $500. hlssel-har,
sedan. four cord tires. two extras. 500.
Fjve-passenger Buick. good tires. over
hauled $3.50. Salamon Motor Co. GOO
:. Harrison street Phone 749l.
yIM-Truck. 1919 model Splendid condi-
ton Electric lights. los W. Eleventh st.
Phone 1913.
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USED CARS AND TRUCKS-An makes
and sizes. Easy terms. Agent. }. ID.
t5reenIees. S2l W est street
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TENOGRAPHER-Y lady. Apply in
own handwriting, state salary. Must give
reference. Box us.
SALESLADIES-Fo dollar day. New York
Waist House, 7l2 Market street.
SAIESLADIES- mems and boys fur
nishings department Apply Carl Snellen-
burg at N Snellenburg ~ Co. Seventh
and Market streets.
STENOGRAPHER-A bookkeeper. two
persons wanted, quick. Wilmington office.
Good salary. Phone New Castle 2l5-
SAIESLADIES- Experienced. Apply at
once at Demands. Ala Market street
WOMAN-For general housework. One
who prefers good, permanent home 70 big
wages. Address Mrs. +. X Tyrreil. Route
] Brook Haven. Chester. Pa.
WOMAN-Colored. steady position cook
and laundress. Mrs. &. T. Brown, Faux
land Phone 4S13 w. Wilmington.
WOMAN-For cook and housework. Apply
mornings TO IL o clock. 1906 Rodney St
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CLASSIFIED DISPLAY
ROE SALE

i7fO West street made 40 ~ two aparf-
fnenta one 81 ne rooms and bath. Cau
get possnssiOn 81 nfsf AOOr ~ once Earh
renting for So per month. For iuN w
8culars apply
r. A. DAVIS b 60.
Phone 7l2. lHb IatnaH t-f'
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l0ZIFR-Touring, Grst-class condition.
Eight cord tires. Must be sod Bargain
Stroud street.
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CONSTITUTIONAL AMENDMENT

1tbESIll Z lDsAls = NJ I'm lBsfFsNA
An act ~ amend section I7 u article
Of the Constitution of The state Of Della
ware. permitting the chief justice Or any
Judge ~ the superior Court ~ the state
OF Delaware to grant restraining orders and
preliminary lnJunctloDs pursuant 70 the
rules of tho Court 81 Chancery. during the
absence from the state or temporary dis
ability Of the chancellor.
BE 10 enacted by the senate and House
OF Representatives Of The state Of Deia-
ware IN General Assembly met (tTO-thirds
of all the members elected to each house
concurring bherein):
section j. That section ~ Of article :
Of the Constitution Of the State Of Deia-
ware be, and the same is hereby amended
by striking out said section and inserting
IN lieu thereof new section 20 be known
as section Y, as follows
section Il. The chief justice or any
Judge Of the Superior Court Of the 81 tate Of
Delaware shall nave power, IN the absence
4 { the chancellor from the county where
any SUIT IN equity may * Instituted. or
during the temporary disability Of the
~~anceilOr 10 grant restraining orders and
-, culef justice or any Judge ri the SUI
perior Court Of the state u Delaware shall
n@le power. during the absence OF the
chancellor from the state or MS temper
AIRY DISABILITY, 70 grant preliminary IN
! etlc 1iolsr p vi slaAt - tls FDes OF she
Court OF Chancery provided that nothing
herein contained snail be construed 70 con-
fer general Jurisdiction over the case
~ ALEXANDER p. CORBIT
ISAAC b sHoRT
- President Pro TEN Of the senate
JOHN Il. Tow NSEND. JR.,
GoyHnor.
/. Eyere. c. johnson. Secretary Of State
/ of the safe Of Delaware, do hereby certify
I "a sne abOse and foregoing IS true and
cQsFect copy Of House Bill No l+3 entitled
+ An acAto amend section Il OF article :
of th-0NpnstltutIon Of the state Of Della
ware. 'permlttIns the chief justice or any
Judge OF The suArior Court OF the state Of
+ Delaware, 70 -hnt restraining orders and
preliminary iniu1-ions pursuant . .hs
absence fromA state or temporary dis
ability Of "hancchor as the same APP
pears on tS enrolSd bill tiled in the once
Of the Secretary. IL tate and approved BY
the governor AQ.~ 10, 4. d. 1919, which
said bill proposing such amendment 70 thC
/ Constitution of this tt~5e is published in
accordance with the requirements Of the
+ Constitution Of the State.
In Testimony Whereof. > have hereun Il
set my hand ana odlcial seal a.
Dover. this tWenty-fourth day OF
Seal July in the year Of our Lord one
thousand nine hundred and twenty
EVERETT G. JOHNSON.
of EUaUas
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kSSEL-kAR-I9I7. touring. New rear
tires Price right. Snyder Garage. second
and Jefferson streets.