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Abbeville progress. (Abbeville, Vermilion Parish, La.) 1913-1944, 1921-06-18

Secretary. President.
The said bonds when prepared shall
ic presented to the Secretary of State
or registration shall have printed there
III certificate i'll the following words:
This bond secured By tax, registered
n tlis ............ day of ......., 1920.
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Galbert Mouton

BY virtue OF u wit OF Fieri Fscias
to me issued out of the Honorable Sev-
cnteerth Judicial District Court, in and
for the Parish Of Vermilion. State of
Louisiana, in the above numbered aud
entitled suit, fully authorizing and en-
towering me in the prcmi>ct, have
this day seized and taken ri my pos.
session. to satisfy said writ and | will
proceed to sell, at public auction, to
the last and highest responsible bidder
at the principal front door Of the Court
House, in Abbevillc, Vermiion Parish
La, on
Saturday July End, 1921.
within the legal hours prescribed BY
law for Judicial sales, the following
described property, to-wit:
One Rice Binder and One Moving
machine
Terms: Cash on day of sale.
Sheriff S Office. Abbeville, La. this
9TH, day of June. 1921.
ADAM BUUDREAu,
Sheriff, Vermilion Parish, La
W. B. Gordy, attorney.
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SHERIFF'S SALE.

State of Louisiana, Parish of Vermil.
ion, 18th Judicial District Court
No. 1869.
F. B. Collins Investment 90.
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Owner can have same by proving Pep
ertv and paying costs.
DELMA MORVANT,
lO-3t Abbeville. la
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sHERIrF's SALE.

State Of Louisiana. Parish of Nermil-
ion, 18th Judicial District Court
No 1890
Abbeville progress. (Abbeville, Vermilion Parish, La.) 1913-1944, 1921-06-18
UNITED STATES OF AMERICA
State Of. Louisiana
fS,.s,L = UarnnIli0n.

Parish of Vermllion,
Moss Schaol District Nimber hcnd;
S1nn M Nc. l.
Know all men by these presents
That Mss School District hummer -
of the Ir'ish of Vermilion, IN the ot"tt
of Louis Ia, by the Verm'lion laLi is,.
School Lard, the governing du1 ,",it
Of said :; SIS School District Nunip9I =
and act for and on behalf ot I'm
acknowledges itself to be indebted anu
for valu- received promises t. IHE "
hrareg ~ SIM Of One Hundred Tor
lars n lie fifteenth ia' Of Ja'''s!
1921, t,"cther with interest nv. e.
from the late hereof, until Pald, a' w
rate Of f"e per cent per annum, 70 .,
BILE Annually, on the fifteenth uay -
January II each year until pasnem'
hereof, uE'an the presentation ana SUI SUI
render o. The interest coupons attacn.'
as they s"-crally become due. both Pa.n
cipal at interest of this bond are pay
able at ;hc Bank Of Abbeville, III 'ne
citv Of S,heville. Parish of 'eFY.llt,ns,
Louisiana. in gold coin Of the nv 81
States Ct the then present stahu'iu "
weigh: sna fneness. ~.
Tais hnnd is one Of a serle; o. Inc ,Se
tenor, date, and amouni, tssssd lot a..
purpose rt constructing and e9u;pP.hhss
additipna rooms TO Moss School IN al, .ne
Moss School District Number !, t l,ie
to all Of which shall vest in the PuDi pun.
pursuant to and in strict aecoloa"o -
with Article 2sl of the Constitution ..
Louisiana. and the statutes ana ia"'
carrying same into effect. and Is su'noa
lied ard approved by the vote OF a ne, .S.
iority in aumber and amount OIL nv
irorerty taxpayers qualified 70 80
thereon, citing at special eie ,1 -
duly ant gularly called and nelu -
and for 81, ss School District Numoe'
/, Of the rnrish of Vermilion, Louisiana3I
as provided by the Constitution anu
laws Of the State Of Louisiana, A.,
II is hereby certified and recited tna ma
all acts, conditions, and things requlre 20
ny the Constitution and statutes "a
louisiana 70 be done precedent TO anu
II the issuing of this bond, have yer
aone' executed snd performed ID 'esE
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Saturday July End, 1921.
SUCCESSION NOTICE.

State of Louisiana, Parish of Vermil
ion, 18th Judicial District Court
No. 1913.
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LH o. Do Your Printing.
Abbeville progress. (Abbeville, Vermilion Parish, La.) 1913-1944, 1921-06-18
Secretary.

Pres. Vefmilion Parish School Board
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Lot Us Do Yonr Printing
TAKEN UP.

TAKEN UP.
One mare, mouse colored, caught
the place of Oliver Broussard, or:
nearAbbcville, on Wednesday. ~
Branded on riglt hip thus: ~
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LII o. Do YOU P7nsss
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State Of Louisiana, Parish of Vermil.
ion, l7tb, judicial District Cort -
No. l224,
Evening journal., 1921-12-03
CURED HIS
RHEUMATISM! !

Il am eighty-three years old and T
doctored for rheumatism ever since 7
came out OF the army, over so wears
ago. Like many others, / spent money
freely for so-caned cures and I have
read about Uric Acid until could al
most taste Il. / could not sleep nights
or walk without pain; my hands were
so sore and stin 7 could not hold a pen
But now / am again in active business
and can walk with ease or write an
day with comfort. Friends are surprised
at the change" You might Just as we'll
attempt to put out a fire with oil as
try to get rid Of your rheumatism. neu-
ritis and like complaints by taking
treatment supposed TO drive Uric Acid
out OF your blood and body IL took
Mr.. Ashelman fifty years TO find out
the truth He learned how 10 get rid
Of the true cause OF his rheumatism
other disorders, and recover his
strength from THE lnuner Mysteries. 3"
now being distributed free by an au-
thority who devoted over twenty years
to the scientific study OF this truble. If
any reader OF "The Journal wishes
/ s''The Inner Mysteries OF Rheumatism, &"
overlooked by doctors and scientists'f for
centuries past, simply send a postcard
or letter to II. =. Clearwater, No. Sc ]
street. Haliowell, Maine. Send now,
lest you forget II not sufferer, cut
out this notice and hand this good news
and opportunity TO some afflicted
friend. An who send viii receive Il by
return mail without any charge what
ever.
Evening journal., 1921-12-03
CHARLES M. UPHAM
VISITS WILMINGTON

Enroute to Omaha, Neb., to at
tend the annual meeting Of the
American Association Of State High
way Omcials. Charles NJ. Upham,
former chief engineer Of the Della
ware Highway Department, and G..
W. Hutchinson. who was also for
merly connected with the highway
department OF this city. stopped in
Wilmington last night. Mr.. Upham
holds the same position in the North
Carolina highway department as he
formerly held in this state, but he
has been retained as consulting en-
gineer by the Delaware department
Mr.. Hutchinson Is associated with
Mr. Upham in his work in North
Caroline. Mr.. Upham will read a
paper at the convention on Con
struction Of Modern Highways The
State Of North Carolina is just start
ing a S5O.OOO,OOO road project, Of
which Mr.. Upham has charge.
Evening journal., 1921-12-03
DENY WHISKY SALE,
CASES GOES OVER

Decision was reserved until Tues
day by Judge Hastings. in Municipal
Court this morning, in the case OF
Arthur Kappauf and John Joyce
charged with selling liquor at the
formers saloon, Front and Wash
ington streets. The men were ar
rested through Frank +. Haley. spe-
cial agent for the Law and order
Society.
Two men. acting for Mr. Haley
testified 10 buying whiskey from
Joyce, the bartender, after Kappaui
had told the latter It was "all right
10 sell them the stuff. They did
not drink the liquor but placed IT
in bottles. One OF them said he
held the liquor in his mouth until he
reached outdoors and then transfer
red It TO the bottle.
The two defendants denied th'
sale, saying they were aware tha
at least one Of the men had beer
acting as a stool pigeon" for tn
police.
When ]. Frank Ball had som'
difficulty in taking the cork iron
one of the bottles. Assistant City
Solicitor Green jokingly suggested
that he use a corkscrew.
1T will be an offense before Ion
TO carry a corkscrew, so we mus
learn TO open them without one.
was Mr.. Balls comment.
Evening journal., 1921-12-03
BENSON
TO BE SPEAKER
Noted Navy Officer Will
Address K. of P. De-
cember IA
LOCAL COUNCIL
Is YEARS OLD

Members of Santa Maria Council,
No. 1876. knights Of Columbus. are
making preparations 10 celebrate
their twenty-ffth anniversary on
the evenings Of December 13 and IA.
The tentative plans as arranged call
for a banquet on the night OF De-
cember IA for members only at the
Hotel DUPONT at which time Admiral
William S. Benson, Of Washington.
and James A. Flaherty, of Philadel-
phia, Supreme Knight of the order
in this country, will be the guests
OF the evening.
A reception to the members and
their families at the knights Hall
will be held on the evening of the
thirteenth.
The local Council was organized
on December 10. 1896 and Peter J.
Ford was elected the first Grand
Knight In recognition OF his services
to the lodge Mr.. Ford was reelected
this year and he is now Grand
Knight Of the local council.
The general committee in charge
of the affair consists of Matthew D.
Murphy. chairman J. A. Spragg, sec
retary and J. B. Gibney. Banquet
committee H. Z. Kaighn. chairman
NJ. d. Murphy. Charles f. curley
and ]. B. Gibney. Eugene 1. Toy Is
chairman Of the reception commit
| tee.
Evening journal., 1921-12-03
SORROW LODGE"
FOR dead ELKS
Former Mayor Taylor to
Deliver Memorial at
Sunday Meeting
NINE HAVE DIED
DURING THE YEAR

In common with branches Of the
order throughout the country. Will
mington Lodge OF Elks will com
memorate the deaths OF members
tomorrow at a Lodge OF Sorrow" :"
TO be held. this year, in the Elks"
Home. 1119 Market street.
Heretofore, the Lodge OF Sor-
row" has been held in public audi
torium. with printed invitations
issued in advance. THIS year. how
ever. in view OF the suffering and
distress due 10 Industrial conditions,
Il was decided TO conduct the SER
vices in the home. and to issue no
printed invitations.
Program for the ceremonies to-
morrow. which will begin at 2.3o
o'clock in the afternoon. will be as
follows:
Orchestra.
Opening exercises by lodge officers
Prayer by lodge chaplain.
Solo. selected. by Joseph f. Nc
Cullin.
Altar exercises by lodge officers.
Quartet. 1.-THE Vacant Chair" J
T. Clymer. Joseph L. McCullin, Jos.
eph Schunder and Clarence Hope.
Address. william G.. Taylor
/ former Mayor OF Wilmington.
Closing exercises by lodge officers
"Auld Lang Syne," by audience.
The Rev. z. W. Wells. pastor oi
Wesley NJ. Z. Church. this city, vii
deliver the invocation and the Rev
James c. Comiskey. OF Dover. vii
/ pronounce the benediction.
Nine members have been lost b.
the Wilmington Lodge OF Elks in tn
year now ending Omcers OF tn
lodge are George II. Hogue. Exalte'
Ruler; William f. Schiller. Esteem
ed Leading Knight; Charles II. Nc
Ginness, Esteemed Leading knight
y. A. Poole. Esteemed Lecturinl
Knight; W. Harry Blythe Esquire
Frank T. Schilling. chaplain;- Jane
T. Cook, organist; Charles II. Sim
mons. secretary.
Evening journal., 1921-12-03

Frank Mcintyre; Milford. Mrs G. W.
Marshall; Newark. Miss Jane Max
we'll: New Castle. Mrs. +. II. Nay
lor: seaford. Mrs S. J. Winder;
Smyrna, Mrs. L. l.. Artis. and Mid
dletown, Mrs. A n. Chamberlain.
Dover's chairman Is Mrs. James IL
Hughes.
Hessler Inc. has donated the sky
sign near Ninth and Market streets
as a gift TO the sale. on this sign
the double-barred Cross OF Lorraine
the emblem OF he crusade against
tuberculosis. Is strikingly shown.
Al the seal sale headquarters, e1i
Delaware avenue. the first fruits OF
the campaign began to come In yes
terday. Even in hard times the sym
Dol OF Christmas care for the con-
sumptive sufferers makes its irresu-
BILE appeal From now until santa
Claus has come and gone, the seal
with its silent speech, will plead for
the crippled children. consumptiv'
soldiers and durable cases that ma,
yet be saved. the homeless ones who
can be sheltered and nursed. Each
aaal sold Is thus a gain TO the whole
community. and helps bring the da,
when tuberculosis will be as mucf
under control as yellow fever ol
smallpox
Evening journal., 1921-12-03
WILL MEET TUESDAY
TO TALK HOME LOANS

A conference OF those interested
in the problem OF money loans for
home building in Wilmington has
been called for o'clock Tuesday
evening, December 6. in Parlors A
and B OF the Hotel DUPONT. In its
Invitation formally issued by the
committee in charge II is stated that
'it Is now time to get down to busi-
ness and II is believed that the COM
mittee's plan will show a definite
way"
The committee is headed boy
Charles Warner and Is composed OF
/ former Mayor william G. Taylor
Caleb +. Burchenal. John W. Nor
ris. James =. Robbins. S. NJ. Dillon
Joseph NJ. Pusey. Egbert Nutter. r
/ W. Kramer. Morris Z. Penrose. Guy
r. Ford. Clarence W. McCauliey
Irving Warner. c. T. BRIGHAM and
Lewis W. Brosius.
Evening journal., 1921-12-03
LADIES OF CHARITY
DO CREDTTABLE WORK

The twelfth annual report OF the
Ladies OF Charity OF st. Vincent de
Paul, OF Wilmington. has just been
issued in pamphlet form. and covers
the period from January 81. 1920.
ending January 81. 1921.
During the year there was dis
trlbuted 80 coal orders, rs grocery
orders. rs Christmas baskets, as
pairs OF mems, women's. girls and
boys shoes Garments for women.
girls and boys we're also distributed.
Last Christmas IS families rang
ing in size from one TO twelve per-
sons we're taken care OF. The so
ciety is maintained solely by volun-
tary contributions.
Receipts Of the society totaled
s1.O55.32 and expenditures sS46.s1
making a balance on hand OF
S1SS.41.
Evening journal., 1921-12-03

Robert A. Shaw, who has been an
employe OF the Miller Brothers
Company, Ninth and King streets,
for the past two years. was elected
secretary OF the board OF directors
and made an executive officer OF the
company at a meeting this week.
The promotion comes to Mr. Shaw
as a recognition OF faithful service
for the company. In addition 10 be-
coming secretary OF the organiza-
tion he will have complete charge
OF the office management Of the
firm.
Mr.. Shaw has been a resident OF
Wilmington many years and has a
large acquaintance throughout the
city. His home is at 1906 Hancock
street. Before coming TO Miller
Brothers Wilmington store about
two months ago, he served the local
firm in managerial capacity at
their Chester store for over two and
a half years. Previous TO that time
he was connected in a similar posi-
ton with a prominent Market street
/ furniture and rug establishment in
I Philadelphia.
Mr.. Shaw has had wide experience
I in the retail furniture field from al
most every angle OF the business,
| During his mercantile career he has
directed sales policy, managed de-
partments and stores and served as
a travelling buyer. In his new posi-
ton at Miller Brothers he will util-
ize his resourcefulness gained from
/ past experience in the progressive
policy OF the Miller organization.
Evening journal., 1921-12-03
ST PAUIfs ACTIVITIES

The weeks program at St. Paufs
Methodist Episcopal Church opens
with four meetings on Monday night
The official board meets at eight
o'clock. preceded by a supper for
the members and their wives
The woman's Foreign Mission
ary Society also meets at this hour.
and the Girls Athletic Association
has it's training class in the base
ment
The Young Woman's Auxiliary OF
the Foreign Missionary Society vii
meet at the home OF Miss Alta Dur
stein. 1902 Jackson street. at eight.
Miss Dorothy Krauss. president o
the City Christian Endeavor Unior
will be the speaker at the c. T.
prayer meeting Tuesday evening. a
rehearsal for THE Destreect Skule'
will be held Immediately following
this meeting.
Wednesday afternoon az 3.45 the
Junior congregation meets, with Mrs.
Elizabeth Dressner and the pastors
assistant as leaders Pictures viii
be presented as reward for attend
ance.
The mid-week prayer service will
10 be held Wednesday night with
special music and address by the
pastor on THE Letter TO the Colos-
slams" A letter was sent from this
body OF the church last wednesday
night 10 Bishop W. f. Mcdowell
expressing sincere sympathy because
OF his IN health and the hope tha
he might be speedily restored.
Evening journal., 1921-12-03
TWO EX,SERVICE MEN
LAID AT REST TO-DAY

Delegations from the American
Legion and tho National Guard are
attending the funeral OF two former
service men this afternoon. The two
men are Fritz Gabriel. s6-year- old
son OF Anna Rose and the late Carl
Gabriel. 1903 Marsh road. and
James Watson. 1929 North jackson
street, both OF whom died In the
Walter Reed Hospital. IN Washing
ton. from disease contracted while
I'm the service.
The funeral OF James Watson was
held at o'clock with interment
In Rivcrview cemetery. and the
funeral OF Gabriel was held at Z
o'clock, with interment In the same
cemetery. The Rev Frederick
Hasakarl conducted the services
over Gabriel.
Evening journal., 1921-12-03
HELLO" GIRLS SEE
METHODS AT CENTRAL

on the invitation OF II. r. Burns.
district superintendent OF tho Traf-
nc Department OF the Diamond
State Telephone Company, In behalf
OF the company. about forty opera
tors OF private branch exchanges.
visited the main exchange this week
and were shown the methods Of OPP
erations here. The operators Invited
are those not having previously
worked for the Bell Telephone
Company. One hundred IN all were
invited. but only the operators en-
ployed by the following Arms ac-
cepted the invitation:
Associated Charities; Bond Manu-
featuring Corporation; Bond Ma
chine Company: Central National
Bank; Chamber OF Commerce;
Clover Dairy Company; Continental
Life Insurance Company; Delaware
Bank; Delaware Hard Fibre Com
panyi Delaware Motor Sales Com
pany: Diamond Ice and Coal Com
pany; Eastern Malleable Iron Com
nany; Equitable Trust Company
Charles 3. Evans: Hilies and Jones
Company; Homeopathic Hospitals
Konnard and Company; Iobdell Car
wheel Company; Mcmahon Bros.
Afiddletown Farms; Ogden-Howar'
Company Philadelphia and Read
ing r. X. Company; Posoiiice
speakman Supply Company; Topki
and Sons; s. r. Townsend; Veteran
Bureau; White Motor Company
wilmington Country Club; Whining
ton and Philadelphia Traction Com
pany and Wilmington steamooa
Company.
The object OF these visits. whicl
will be made at various intervals, J
20 establish a better working relatlo
between the operators at the MAJ
exchange and those operating pr
vate exchanges.
During the past month the mother
D OF the girls employed at the mai
exchange were entertained, an
taken through the entire building q
sixth and shipley streets. The fath
ers OF these girls will be entertaine
on tour OF Inspection OF this ex
change next Thursday evening ]
all OF them cannot be entertaine
b that evening the company has de
/ cided to use the following Thursda
evening for that purpose. Invita-
r tions are being sent to the father
, this afternoon. The object OF IN
, parents being invited II 70 they se
T, the environment and SURROUNDING
under which their daughters ar
. working.
Evening journal., 1921-12-03
BREAK INTO HOUSE
AFTER VINE PARTY

on a charge OF breaking and en-
tering the home Of Daniel Tilden,
Negro. 2O3 East Eleventh street, at
o'clock yesterday morning. Earl
White. Negro. was held IN $500 bail
for court by Judge Hastings in Mu-
nicipal Court this morning.
White said that he. his accuser
and the latter's nephew were drink
ing wine Friday night and that
Tilden became intoxicated. He de-
MED that he entered the mans home
following the drinking party.
Tilden told the court that he was
awakened and found White in his
room, whereupon White proceeded
to choke him. He said that he
screamed and his assailant, becom-
ing frightened, fed from the place
with his S25.
Evening journal., 1921-12-03
FINE HANNfER HEAvER

Alleged 10 have used a hammer
on the head of James Empson, Ne
gro, Frank Jackson. Negro, was fin
ed IS and costs by Judge Hastings
in Municipal Court this morning.
jackson claimed that he was ap-
p-oached in Klund street yesterday
by James and his brother. David,
and that he Immediately made a
hasty retreat TO his home. There
he was met by James and he struck
him with the hammer to protect
himself.
Evening journal., 1921-12-03
MORE TRANsNnssTBIE DIsEAsF

Seventeen new cases OF trans
missible diseases were reported to
the Board OF Health, according TO
the weekly report OF Secretary
Frantz. issued at noon today. There
were 70 new cases Of scarlet fever.
g OF diphtheria and 2 OF chicken
pox. The total number OF cases OF
scarlet fever in the city is 33 and
that OF diphtheria 4
There were 23 deaths. Sc births
and % marriages reported for the
week. For the corresponding period
Of last year there were 80 deaths, AZ
births and Al marriages.
Evening journal., 1921-12-03
= r. scuuINc AS TRUSTEE.

Exalted Ruler Hogue, OF Whining
ton Lodge OF Elks. has appointed
Past Exalted Ruler Frank T. Schill-
ing as.trustee 10 represent the local
lodge in the Maryland state Asso-
citation. with which association Will
mington Lodge Is affiliated. Mr.
Schilling will attend his flrst meeting
~ the association at Baltimore next
week
Evening journal., 1921-12-03

charge OF Z h e
booths at which
the Christmas
Seals viii be sold
next week.
Organizing for
the seal sale Is
going on all over
Delaware In
Camden -Wyom-
ing. Mrs. r. j.
Lindale h e a d 4
the committee.
Deimar has Miss
Mary Lou Siem-
mons as chair
man: Frederica
Mrs. I. W. Belts
Lewes. Mrs. J
Evening journal., 1921-12-03
ELKs ORGANIZE BAND.

Members Of Wilmington Lodge
OF Elks have organized a band. wal
ter q. Mckay is chairman OF the
band committee. Benjamin f.
RaWnsley and George Albert are ac-
tive members OF the committee and
Mr.. Rawnsley is the directing head
in the new organization.
Every member OF the Elks who
plays band instrument is asked
to be on hand at the first rehearsal,
to be held on Wednesday evening,
December IA. The researsal will be
held in the lodge building and will
begin at 8 o'clock.
Evening journal., 1921-12-03
sHERFF CIosEs STORE.

on a domestic attachment obtain
ed by Harry Brodsly, the Golden
Rule Department Store in the Brad
ford building. Third street between
Market and King streets. was closed
by Sheriff Joseph II. Gould this
morning. Max J. Roll conducts the
store. Prickett and Prickett are at
torneys for the plaintiff.
Evening journal., 1921-12-03
CITY POOR IN
need Of AID
THIS WINTER
Continued From Page One)

ware. It was said today. IS the first
organization to contribute to the
100000 funds. Il has sent to the
committee check for 500, which
It was decided 10 do at the meeting
on Thursday night. II Is expected
that other organizations will take
similar action as they hold meet
ings.
Churches OF all denominations will
call attention tomorrow TO the cam
paign in an effort to have all mem
bers OF every church help the cause
as far as possible. Ministers will
point to the seriousness OF the situ-
alton and the necessity for univer-
sal help.
Evening journal., 1921-12-03
MAY SELL FIRE APPARATUS

President George b. Smith and
Thomas B. Kilvington Of the Viscose
fire company OF Marcus Hook
which purchased the bell OF the
Phoenix fire company conferred
with Chief Lutz OF the local FIRE de-
partment this afternoon relative to
the purchase OF additional discarded
fire apparatus.
Evening journal., 1921-12-03
BARGAIN IN CHOICE DIAMONDS

Here's an opportunity 20 buy I'm
est quality diamonds at prices sub
stantiaily below usual retail figures.
Rare stones OF color and purity that
cannot be excclled anywhere. Vari-
Gus sizes. VIII mount as purchaser
desires. Can be seen during banking
hours by appointment G. A Ru-
dolph. 500 Van Buren street.-Adv
Evening journal., 1921-12-03
sEIL CIIY nWEIlI.ING

The dwelling s39 Kirkwood street,
Of the estate OF Emma J. Wood. was
sold to Charles Rono, for $500 by
the Wilmington Trust Company, ad-
ministrator. at a public sale in the
Court House this morning. The
property Is assessed at $1,000.
Harry j. Stidham was auctioneer.