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El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1920-09-23
Junto al C'apitolio
Ell APERITIVO

sion de. 9clausura, bailandolo ante sus
comp alleios. Aunque tambien les di6 a
colrocer otras tres danzas, el One step
9rfahguld1, la Pol0nesa Modeywa, y .el
Fof Trot 4sftStiqac, todos los tlelega-
dos acorlaron poier el cufio de su
Eaprobaci6n El Cato, q. juicio de to
dos ellos es el mas original, mas artfs-
| tico' v el mas decente.
En- EI Cato notaron los que asistie-
ron a la sesi3r de clausuraSd de la Con-
venci6n de los Maestres de Bale, que
la nueya orientaci6n. del baile en- este
pals, estd sujeta a un principle inya-
riable ell ehacer que los movimientos
de los daHzantes, sean arm0nicos, ,bo-
qando de Ia coreograffa cuanto signi-
lfique saltos o variaciones abruptas, en-
las pOsturas. Estas son menos esteticas
Y mas peIigrosas desde. el punto de yis-
ia de la moral. -
Como quiera que el entusiasmo que
produjo EN- los trescientos delegados
el nuevo bale indica, que EI Cato lie
CARA ser ell de moda, por 10 que tie
ne importancia conocer algunos deta-
lies acerca de el, infor1nare mis- lee
torres que empieza con I'm .paso largo,
Ell desliZamiento. hacia atras, con ell
pies izqllierdo, al que siguen otro pare
cido con el derecho Y dos mas, seguidos
Ey muy cortos. Esta figura Sc repite
cuatro veces. A esos moyimientos. que
son. los principales. sigue uno muy inn
portante, el que debe su nombre la nue.
/, va, dallza,t en-, el que los danzantes han
I1e hacer que suS talones choquen suce-
silva y rdpidamente uno con Otro, como
es fama, que hacen los gatos al poner
! tGrmine Il sus entreyistas amoroSas. Il.
Me ha parecido admirable y creo que
al lector debe parec6rselo ,tambifn, que
| asunto tan baladf en- la apariencia CO.
mo es del baile, haya merecidO. tan
pF0longada y seria a ,atenci0n, co
mo la que consagraron los cQncurlen-
ties la, Convention. que. sirve. de tema
a estos apuntes. Pero debemos pensar
que siempre es digno de plofmdas re-
flexiones 10 que constituye una manera
honrada, aunque otros la consideren de
dudosa utilidad, de ganar ell pan Y la
mantequilla, para aquellos cuya vida
depende de Ia conservation de su arte,
como quiera llamarsele.' Parece lau-
dable. despu6s que aceptemos esta afr
mact6n, muy americana porque ,es
prueba elocuente del espfritu de aso-
! ciaci0n, de la fe en- la acci0n concer-
| tada de cuantos tienen intereses cOmu-
| nes, evidentes en- todos los actos de los
americanos. Nosotros, que no somos ca
PAGES de unirnos Y de buscar ell tacto
de codos con nuestros semejantes, nj
siquiera para defendernos de los que
! nos roban. nos tiranizan, debemos ad-
/. mirar los maestros. dc bale de este
pals, que Sc asocian y reunen peri0di-
camente para defender sus intereses
PROFESSIONALS, 81 es que nos damos cuen-
! ia de las. yentajas que ellos obtienen
de su unidad de acci0n, y que acahan
! de deliberar sobre una danZa que les
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1920-09-23

.enando pase por VEGA BAJA,. fl
jese que en- la plaza principal, frentc
al Hotel Las Canarias de Luciano Ca
no DelgadO, esta la tiendas de "CANO
SOLER & Co.," donde encOntrara I'd.
Gasoline, Aceite. Grasas, Aire para
los neumaticOs, GOmas, Tubos y GUAM
ia pieza necesite para su autom6vil.
mo Sc divide. Advt.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1920-09-23

ESTABLISHMENTS constrdo sanitar
Copleta dotacn sa apaatos
utidad
dades curabesHerosa higienca
servicio-Cuerpo rnedico residents en- el Sanatorio
Sc adniten tratamiento enmo de de
dendo atendd nedcos
Departamentos especales Sehoas ~.
Operacones eSpecales de
electrcos hdoteapcos lnasae Rayos * Fuguacn
ivanentc convencionales
PERSONAL CIENTIFICo.
DIRECTOR del SANATORIo: DR. don Julio Baeiro
DIRECTOR del CONSULT0RO: Or. don Manuel Qucvedo
CIRUJANO GENERAL: Or don Rafael Velez Lopez
IT. GANTA OJOS: DR. don Agustin R. Laugier
4 ~ .2t {s@' MEDICOS AUXILIARBS:
Dr. don Pedro Rivera Aponte Dr. don Ramon Ruiz Nazaro
{ DIR. don Jose polanco Dr., don L.
/" 10. e. ~ PRAGTICANTE. Don Enrique Fernandez
Assencia
dad Nurses uladas de competa aptud practca
CONSULTAS.
En- Sanatorio: Director de la tard labora
bles Reconocmiento $1,000 " Consultas $500,
Por Cruano GneralA Paculares de 10 II de
Epecsta:-De 1aborabes
auxiado nedcos Rivera
Nazaro
En- a Consutorio:-l,. Veez, de a
Por Director D uevedo Baz de auxiados los Doc
Polanco y
e Fspecialsta, Consultoro San Juso de
ODonel 10 plaza
Colon), a 2 de la tarde.
aendido cuua de los tios ndicadcs la presentation
del ultmo recbo.
PREsIDENCIA TESORERIA
Apartado 241, Apartado 20,
San Juan, Puerto Rico Juan Puerto Rico
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1920-09-23

Sc vENDE la casa No. 6s calle
San Sebastian, da frente a la Gale
de San ebastian y otro frente al Bou-
Ievard del Vale. Altos y bajos. In
formes: San Francisco SIS, (altos).
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1920-09-23

Sc VENDE UN PIANO. marca
Brewster, New York, Cabinet Grand,
sin uso. por $3.50. Allen 2 derecha.
Telefono 66e. San Juan, P. R.
Advt.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1920-09-23
A v / so

La ffnfa W. i. WOODBRIDGE &
Co, Certifed Public Accounts, han
eambiaao sus oOacinas del Edi6cioo, ',if ,de
Telef4nos, CHARTS pisos, all Edifcio
Bouret. tercer--piso. cnartos Nos. az
y 33. Adyt.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1920-09-23
FARMACIAS.

Podemos economizar dinero a !, los
farmaeeuticos proporcionandoles bonn
bas Y dep6sitos para ell despacho de
alcohol, aceites, trementina, glicerina,
etc. Desde hasta so galones de ca
pacidad.
LUCAS BLANCO & CO.,
San Juan. Puerto Rico.
Adyt.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1920-09-23

49,
Bon,bOnes americanos, franceses y
del. pals. ... }s... ....
Tabacos y cigarrillOs, buenas mar
cas-. Chiclets y dulces.. Bombitas de
Tetuan is, parada del trolley, fren.
te al Banco AgrfcOla.
]. DEL VALE. Advt.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1920-09-23
DIR. NARCISo MORENO
M6dico CirujanO.

De, regreso de los Estados Unidos
participa a sus amigos clientes que
esta de nuevO en- su buffete. 80
TeIefono S15, Allen %.
N Advt.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1920-09-23

LAS ALMoRRANAs Sc CURAN
EN- 6 a IA DIAS. UNGUENTO Pas
20 las cura, va sean simples, san
,rantes, externas o. con picaz6n. La
,rimera aplicaci6n da alivio.
+ Advt
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-03-27
WILLIAM EARLE is
OUT OF JAIL JOB
Saws There is No Friction
Between Him and
Sheriff Duck.

William Earle has rendered his
resignation to Sheriff Louis Is. Duel,
as turnkey at the county Jail, the
resignation 10 become effective April
1.
Mr.. Earle denied Friday that his
resignation is caused by friction be
tween him and the sheriff over the
escape Of two youths from the Coun-
~ Jail a week ago.
There is no trouble between me
and Lou, declared Nj. Earle.
far as I know, and ! don't believe
There hasn't been any trouble a.
there is any now. Lou and I are
bricklayers and we have always
been friends"
Frank Taylor viii take Mr. EarIe's
place AS turnkey.
Mr.. Earle. in speaking of the es-
cape OF Peter WyloniSZ and John
Szlafrak, two youths who are said
70 have Crawled through the mess
hole in "a recent escape from the Jail
while Earle was in another part o.
the building, said he was keeping q
wary eye on the two who are now
back in Jail and that a repetition,
Of the former escape would not be
made.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-03-27
THREE PERSONS ARE.
RESCUED FROM FIRE.
Carry Mrs. 5. T. Gal
lOway and Daughters
to Safety.

Mrs. s. T. Galloway and her two
daughters. Bernice and Bertha. were
rescued in a spectacular manner
from their rooms in the third floor
of the Hug apartments. 534-536 S.
Main ST.. early Friday morning after
fire originating in the basement Of
the apartment house filled the en-
tire structure with smoke Soon
after the fire was discovered the
majority of the tenants reached the
street in safety, jumping from win
dows. escape through the halls be
ing cut off on account OF the dense
smoke.
Immediately upon arriving on the
scene the crew of truck No. ] OF the
Central company. known as the aero
truck, hoisted the aero ladder and
firemen succeeded in safely rescu-
ing Mrs. Galloway and her daugh-
ters, carrying them down the lad
der from their perilOus position.
Mrs. Galloway was found lying on
the floor of her room unconscious
while the two young ladies were
suffering from the effects of the
smoke The members of the crew
who participated in the spectacular
rescue are Capt. MOrtZ, Lieut.. Par
ker. Driver Perkins and Ladderman
WillIwitz, Zalas and Gillen.
The fire was eXtiuguished with a
loss estimated TO be $3.50.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-03-27
OLIVE BRANCH.

AldFtn = ?,
Glave Bunch and family. of near
South Bend. spent the weekend
with oscar Nolen and family.
Rev. Atwood. of Hulsdale. Mich.
spent the weekend with Mr. and
Mrs Jacob Shupert
Mrs. Anna Graf and daughter. Of
South Bend, spent Monday with her
parents.
Adam Martin and family were
Sunday guests of Mr.. and Mrs
Charles Reason.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Schradcr and
family. OF South Bend, spent the
Weekend with Mr.. and Mrs. John
Hummer
John Hummer is i'm with heart
trouble.
Edgar Watkins visited friends rn
South Bend Saturday night
Mr.. and Mrs Arthur Hummel, Of
near Bremen, spent sunday with
Mr.. and Mrs. Oscar NOlen.
Harvey Parsel, of Elkhart. spent
sunday with his sister. Mrs. Har-
ycy Schlarb
\ box social viii be held at the
Olive Branch school house Satur-
day evening, March q. for the BEN
eft of the school. All are cordially
invited TO attend
Wade Hummer spent Sunday
with his parents
Jesse Fisher and children were
Sunday visitors OF Asa Fisher and
family
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-03-27
AVALON GROTTO TO
ENTERTAIN FRIENDS
Two Hundred Guests Expect
ed at Social Event
Thursday Night.

Members % Avalon Gr0tto. 80. As,
q. o. y. =. p. r.. their ladies and
invited friends VIII be given an op-
portunity 10 enjoy the hospitality
~ the order on the night OF Thurs
day. April !. when an informal
dance VIII be given az the Elks
temple.
Zach member viii be privileged
g. invite a couple and with over a
hundred MasoUs belonging to the
grotto It is expected that crowd
81 nearly 200 Will attend the func-
ton
The affair viii be In charge Of a
committee consisting OF A j. Kiln
gel Gus Peterson. eI-ouis Sausman
and X. a. Schnelle. other members
will be delegated 90 assist In carry
Ing out the various features OF the
evening. Light luncheon VIII be
served and special decorations VIII
add 20 the occasion.
This will be the FIRST event OF the
local grotto for the season but VIII
be followed by similar ones ending
iu the late spring with "A big cere-
m0uial that viii be held in the or
pheum theater. when a large class
~ candidates Will Doe initiated into
the order
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-03-27
Law STUDENTS TO
HOLD BANQUET

Students in the College OF Law
enjoyed one OF their most success
ful Law club meetings OF the sea-
son i'm the Sorin Hall rec" rooms
Friday night Dean Francis J. Nur-
pillat. OF the law department, lee
tured AT length on problems par
ticularly pertinent 10 the Notre
Dame College Of Law and expressed
his hope that the Law club might
grow TO be one or the most thriving
organizations at the university.
Alden J. Cusick, president OF the
club. announced that further ar
rangements for the organiza ton s
banquet had been made The affair
will be held in South Bend April Is.
when several OF the most prominent
barristers in the middle west will
be in attendance. He also announc-
ed that Hon. Gallitzen Farabaugh
and other prominent lawyers in In
diana and Illinois would address the
club at early dates.
Hugh L. Gibbons, in an address
on why Military Training Should
not Be Established In the United
States" took issue with advocates
OF military training. Walter Miller
rendered several humorous selections
and Charles Butterworth, Of South
Bend. entertained with songs and
stories.
Talks TO Engineers.
Rev. Thomas I. Irving. project
of studies. 81 oke on THE Future OF
Engineering" before the Surveyors
club at a smoker at Notre Dame
Friday night. Cyril T. Killett talk
ed on The Need OF Highway Sur
veys for the Future Of the Motor
Truck" and a. A. Rhom berg on
The History of Engineering.
Frank p. .Goodall, president OF the
club. presided at the business meet
ing. A. A. Rhomberg is vice presi
dent OF the organization; Mark
FOote, secretary, and ~ Abrams, of
South Bend, treasurer.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-03-27
sIFrIa1lRx
WHAT LANGUAGE.
OH! MY DEAR!

Spring has came" or as the
man who has a cold in his head
says. "Sprig has cabe."
1t is in evidence everywhere;
students whistling on their way
home from high school; kids
shooting marbles and a notable
absence Of Overcoats among the
youngsters.
IL was foTcibly impressed up
on the mind Of a sweet young
thing who was walking on w.
Washington av. She was walt
ing to cross the street, waiting
on a curbstone when an auto
whizZed past
The auto was verv close TO
the edge Of the pavement where
the snow and ice had melted 20
muddy water.
She was badly spattered with
mud. and the language she
wasted on the driver who kept
going. would have done Justice
TO a doughboy under fun pack
on the muddy roads Of France.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-03-27
LITERARY SOCIETY
CHANGES ITS NAME

The Brownson Literary society.
for years one OF the leading stu
dent organizations at Notre Dame,
has changed its name to the NOtre
Dame Forum. Under that name the
society held its first meeting under
the direction of Prof. George
Schuster in the Columbian room Of
the Administration building Friday
night. Brother Alphonsus, founder
Of the society. Will continue to serve
as moderator. At the meeting on
Friday night. II. Mitchell McCul-
Tough talked on Capital Punish
ment," and Mark StOren on Hill
laire Belloc."
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-03-27
RIVER PARK

Passion week viii be observed at
the Methodist Episcopal church next
week with special service each
evening EXCEPT Saturday. Monday
evening Rev Karl Carlson OF St
paul S church viii deliver the SER
mon. Tuesday evening. -. ID. Beck;
"Wednesday, John Cochran. the ad-
vance man Of the Bob Jones evan
gelistic company, Will give talk
Thursday Rev r.. T. Phillips. and
Friday. Rev. T.. O.. Neister. Special
music viii be feature Of the meet
lngs each evening
The meeting OF the Youths Bible
class has been postponed one week
The regular meeting of the Truth
Seekers OF the NJ T. church was held
Thursday evening at the home OF
Miss Bernice Brown, $. Ninth st.
During the business session plans
were made 20 hold a pastry sale Sat
urday. April 3. at Dixon and Locker
grocery store. Instrumental and vO-
cal music was features Of the social
hour Refreshments were served.
The next meeting viii be held Thurs
day. April s. az the home of Miss
Dorothy Davidson. " Sixth ST.
Miss Leah Lenox. =. Seventh St,
entertained the members Of the
True Blue girls class. 4 pot luck
supper was served at Z o'clock. The
favors were Easter greetings. Fol
lowing the supper the evening was
sLent socially with music and games.
The members Of the l.. and G..
club entertained with n card party
Thursday afternoon at the home of
Mrs. John StaCkman. Lincoln way.
Refreshments We're served at the
close of the games. The regular
frrrrr .F Inn
Thursday. April T. at the home OF
Mrs Myrtle I[ril : ninth ST.
WILDER Barker was elected presi-
dent of Albert WORKS Sunday school
class Of BOYS OF the NJ. T.. church at
"a meeting held ar the home Of Ken
meth Rupc. y. Sixth ST Other Off
GERS chosen were vice president,
. Robert Fisher, secretary, Harold
Ball. and treasurer. Kenneth Rupe.
Music and contests featured the So
ci1l hour In the contest favors were
won by Ralph Miller and Benny
Wade Luncheon was served. The
class will meet Thursday April s,
M the home Of Roy Fox. 62i y.
Seventh 50.
Jane olson. North side blvd. is i'll
with tousiiitis.
Mrs. 4. GiudlcsparEar and nep-
how, Howard Harkcr. have return
I'd 20 their home ar Trenton, Ind,
after a visit with Mrs Vernon May
Fourteenth So
" Y. Richardson 2619 Vine ST..
has moved To South Bend and SIR
and AIRS. +. smith. Horne CT, have
moved 10 2619 Vine ST.
Claricc. daughter OF Mr.. and Mrs.
Il. c. Brown. North Side blvd, is
iII with humps.
The condition OF John Brant, s
sixteenth St. who has been i'l the
past week. remains unchanged.
Rev Frank Baker has returned %
Spring Arber. Mich.
Earl Berry. y. Eleventh St. sus-
tanned n badly injured right hand
yesterday evening when his hand
slipped when ne was cranking his
automobile q physician was called
and several stitches were required
20 close the wound.
The condition OF Vernon Bassett
" Eleventh ST. is improved today
Mrs. Sylvester Myers and dauCh-
Ser. Lillian. Clifford Ct. have re-
covered from smallpox and the
quarantine was removed Thursday
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-03-27
CONSIDER new
POLITICAL PARTY
Anti-League of Nations Re-
publican Group Start
Work.

WASHINGTON, March 26.-An
"anti-league of nations party" is
being considered, il was learned to-
day. The plan is 10 have II present
its own candidate unless one of the
old parties go on record as being
opposed to acceptance Ct the cove
nant
The men behind the movement
have been trying for weeks TO get
Sen. William Borah of Idaho 10 al
low himself 20 be named as their
candidate. He has refused
Il am not a candidate for the
Presidency. and Will not be so long
as Sen. Johnson OF California is in
the running for the republican nom
nation" Borah said today. Ii was
the only comment he would make
on the "Anti-League party idea.
Select Headquarters.
Chicago. Boston and New York
are headquarters for activities Of the
new party's proponents.
The movement grew out Of the
conviction of its leaders that neither
of the great parties Will adopt a
platform plank declaring unquali-
hedly against the league Though
Sen. Hiram Johnson of California
form. ne would accept the republi-
can nomination even if the Chicago
convention urged treaty ratihcation
with reservations, il is believed
here.
Work for johnson.
But they have agreed fo- the time
being 10 work for Johnson with the
understanding that if the republican
convention does not adopt an out
and out anu-league flank they are
free to cut loose and run Borah or
anyone else IL was learned.
Borah intended To speak i'm the
senate today on the use Of money in
the campaign of presidential aspir-
ants He also planned TO introduce a
bill limiting presidential candidates
to the expenditure of $4,000 i'm any
one state, in the re-convcntiou
campaign and requiring them 10 file
two statements Of receipts and eX-
penditures. one just before and the
other after the nominating con
vCntion
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-03-27

Statues. vigil lights, at SchuIing s.
1852
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-03-27
STUDENTS OFFERED
TRIP TO STOCKYARDS

A free trip to Chicago and an ex-
tensive tour of the stockyards is
offered to the student In the School
of Agriculture or Commerce at No
ire Dame by r. J. II. De LOach, di-
rector of the Research division of
Armour and company, who lectured
to students at NOtre Dame Thurs
day afternoon. He told how Amer
lean live stock was marketed and
of the wonderful strides made in
the packing industry within the last
quarter of a century.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-03-27
ne ATTFNn NESPERs-

Members Of the Quadrangle club
viii De hostess at the yesper service
&C the Y. W ~. a. sunday az $3.50
o'clock AT which Miss Helen Sehe--
man Is 20 read Ile Lost Word. " by
Van Dyke Miss Cleah Davis viii
he the soloist- Tea VIII be served
during the social hour. which viii
follow the service
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-03-27
\ SURE INVESTMENT.

The investment YOU have been
waiting for per cent stock South
Bend Wholesale Grocery Co. See
further particulars on page 8. Sub
scripuons viii be taken at the Mer-
chants National bank, 229 s. Mich
igan 81. 1928
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-03-27
MAYOR CARSON GOES
TO EXCELSIOR SPRINGS

Nfavor Carson left Friday morn
ing for Excelsior Springs. Mo. where
DE will spend tho next I o days The
mayor viii be Joined there b. Mrs.
carson who has been spending sew
Cral months in California. During
The mayors absence. CITY Controller
John A. SOygart viii perform the
duties Of the rity's chief executive.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-03-27
THE CHILDREN OF MRS. CARO-.
LINE KAISER

We wish TO thank all our friends
and neighbOrs for the kindness and
floral offerings during the illness
and death of our beloved mother.
Mrs. Caroline Kaiser. 1700-27
Kodak finishing at SchillinE's.
1852
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-12-18
Edueatlon i Ear Esst solnilnr

S X Gaskry who for . n,rrob.- -
years has been enRagnd IN y VI 4 a
work in the Orient alvOeais1 sdpeai.rs
~ the only solution ~ tho Far Fari CJfts-
tIon, at a dinner lu mo asrf,,i iatiDn rgornr
last night The American mrths,i- ~
education and dpng business aproai
strongly - thc meu n The O7ient. hsfaiI
4 committee vas appointed - canvar-
tho members - the organik kafi0n faT r-ih
scripfinns - AID DO work N China and
Japan The committee = - felior-
Joseph s Hamilton. r Y Asi0n Irrav
steel J q Dinwoodie nnd " r Nero.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-12-18
FRIENDS MEETrNCs

Friends Meetings. Fourth agd Wss,
streets, will ho held tDmorrDu a. foil0Ea
First Day School, p4G q ~ meeting fof
divine worship. a. II am, Fourth Day.
745 .. m, Joint meeting n both branchfs
of friendg ~ Tenth and iarrwlu rtrnetr
Walter Haviland, Principal ~ Frond
Central school Philadelphia. w'Il give a.
Illustrated lecture On Japan
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-12-18
Legal NntIeea

Legat N0ticeS u
PROPOSALS. FOR TOILET CABINETS
Sealed proposals will be received Dy the
board of Public Education in Wilmington
Delaware for Is paper towel and ~ 70
toilet paper cabinets. Proposals must bo
deposited with the secretary Of the board
before 8 O'Clock p m Monday. December
~ 1920. and must be marked Pro-
possls for Toilet Cabinets Tho righ+ 70
reject any or all proposals ig reserved
" Howard Jester secretary
PROPOSALS FOR roots AND Ma
CHfNERY Sealed proposals Vii he re-
oeived by the Board of Puhlic Educa'ion
IN Wilmington. Delaware. FOR tools and
machines. new or second hand. for woOd
working and machine shops -pecihrafiOns
for the same are On iie In the Office y me
Director of Trade schools High school
Building. Proposals must 20 depoTi tef
with the Secretary ~ the board hefpre
1920. and must he marked Proposals for
Tools and Machinery The right ~ rejsrt
any or al proposals n reserved n How
ard Jester secretary
NOTlCh-bstste Of samuel henr~ Dur
stein Jr. decpas sod SOfice ls heraby given
that letters ~ administration upon ths
estate of samuel Henry Dustein. Jr.. iatT
of Wilmingto ton hundred. deceased we're
duly granted unto Elna g. Durstein on the
twenty seventh day ~ November s y.
1920. and al persons iudeb tel 20 the said
decreased are requested 70 make payment
To the administrators without delay. and ali
persons having demands against the de-
CEASED arc required 20 exhibit and present
the same duty Drohated to the said ad-
ministFatrix on or before ths tweut sew
enth day of November A. ~ 1921 or
abide by the iaw n ruIs behaig Elnna r..
DurEtefu. Administrators. Address. Caleb
r. Burchensl. Attorney -at-iaw. Ford
building. Wilmington. Del
NOTICE-Estate % Thomas zones. de
ceased. Notice - hereby given that letters
Of administration upon tho estate -
Thomas Jones. iabs OF Black bird hundred.
decreased. we're duly granted unto William
Deakyns on the thirtietn day ~ NoveFu-
her. a. %. 1920. and all persons indebt ted
to the said deceased arc requested To MAKE
payment to ths administrator without
delay and all persons having demand .
against the deceased ara req uir9d 70 exhibit
and present the same duly probated 20 the
said administrator on or before the tn!r-
tieth day Of $ovem ber, 4. ID 1921 or
abide By the law ia this behalf. William
Ueakyne, Administrator. Address. Fran-
els ds IL. Janvier. Attorney -at-Law. Ford
Building. Whining ton. Del.