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Evening journal., 1921-01-12
RED BLOOD
GETS HOUSE
WORK Done
Health and Vigor
to Women Who Over
work
FULL-BLOODED
PEOPLE ENJOY LIFE
If Your Blood is Thin, Take
Pepto-Mangan. 1t Makes
Rich Red Blood

Just look around you and notice
the Kind OF people who enjoy life.
They are the full-blooded people.
Sall0w cOmplexioned, dull-eycd people
don't have much fun. How can they,
with blood that Is lacking in life
giving red c0rpuscles2 10 takes red
blood 10 do good work. 10 enjoy life,
10 be cOngenlal, 10 be somebody.
II you feel run down and out OF
sorts most OF the time. II your COM
plexion Is bad, 10 is probably due 10
starved blood. When you get that
way YOU need pepto-Mangan. 10 VIII
nick YOU up and put you In the class
OF people who step out and do things.
With plenty OF red c0rpuscles you
enjoy the excitement OF life. Whether
YOU work or play you ind yourself
getting things done and taking real
pleasure out Of life. You stand on
YOUR two feet in good health.
pepto-Mangan Is widely and heartily
endorsed by physicians. IL Is offec-
tive and easy to take. Comes In
either liquid or tablet form. The
medicinal properties are the same
Sold at all drug stores. But be
sure you get the genuine pepto-
Nangan with the name Guides" on
The package. Ask for II by the full
name. Guides Pepio-Mangan."
Advertisement.
Evening journal., 1921-01-12
OLD TAX UNDER
new SCHOOL BILL
(Continued from Page One)


form rate on real estate throughout
the slate. Contract OF schools. attend
ance officers and supervisors up TO the
county boards entirely, country
schools maintained In country up TO
the eighth grade. High schools con-
solidaied, with IL incumbent ON the
parent 10 furnish transportation for
own child II he wants it go 10 high
school Graduate income tax 10 make
up difference necessary 10 support
our schools. A five dollar minimum
tax TO every taxable.
zone thousand dollar exemption for
single men aud two thousand dollar
exemption for married man. One per
cent - on income from one thou
sand TO two thousand above eXemp-
ton. TWO per cent tax on incomes
from two thousand TO five thousand (;
3 per cent. tax on incomes from five
thousand 30 twenty-five thousand: 4
per cent tax on incomes from TWEEN
ty-0ve thousand 10 slve hundred
thousand, and 3 per cent. tax on in
comes over five hundred thousand.
Besides the State maintenance
provision, IL is understood that there
Is 30 De embodied in same a State
building program, where the State is
10 be bonded for school house con-
structlon and the sinking fund 20 re-
tire said bonds, and interest on same
IS TO come from State funds"
Evening journal., 1921-01-12
BLACKSON, HEAD
OF BATTERY F

Battery r, Delaware Anil-Alrcraft
Regiment, at a meeting In the state
Armory. last night, elected John r.
BlacksOn. captain, Leroy Work, ilrst
Lieutenant, and Horace p. Waddington,
second lieutenant.
Captain Blackson was In the ser
vice during the war, holding the rank
OF FIRST lieutenant. lie was connected
with Fourth Division Headquarters
Supply Depot. During the influenza
epidemic In 1918. Captain Blackson
had charge OF relief work In one OF
the training camps.
Lieutenant Work served overseas In
the war with Company A OF the 2d
Pioneer Infantry. Ne was discharged
with the rank OF captain. Lieutenant
WaddingtOn was connected with the
supply company OF the 59th Pioneer
Infantry and served as Its first ser
gcant overseas.
Tho battery will hold rs regular
meeting tomorrow night. Frank
Hughes. commander OF Delaware Post
/ no. 4. American Legion, addressed
the battery last night on the work
! OF artillery units.
Evening journal., 1921-01-12
SERVICE CLUB
URGES CHARTER
Five Commissioner Form is
Endorsed and Committee
Commended
ASK ASSEMBLY
TO PASS BILL

Endorsement was given by the So
cial Service Club. at a largely attend
ed dinner, last evening. OF the pro-
posed flve-cOmmissiOner form or mu-
nicipal government for Wilmington.
The club also elected officers for the
ensuing year.
Thomas +. Bayard, who Is a mem
Der Of the bipartisan committee, en-
gagged In drafting the new charter,
providing for commission rule, ex-
planned the defects in the present
system Of city government. He also
told the advantages he believed VIII
mingt0n would derive from a more
modern plan.
questions, bringing out the different
points In the charter scheme. Finally
on motion OF Chancellor Charles NJ.
Curtis, a resolution was adopted com
mending the work OF the bipartisan
committee and urging the General
Assembly at Dover, 10 pass a bill for
a flve-man commission.
The club elected the following on
GERS for the year. President. Edward
q. Mack. president. philip Bur
net: secretary. Frank NJ. Jones
treasurer, Jesse VI. Phillips: executive
~--nnitice--l Edear phOa.is Joseph
:. Hamilton and Albert w Cummins.
The Steering committee of The Ciii-
zens Committee on the charter. will
meet this afternoon, in parlors 4 and
b. OF the Hotel dupont. 20 discuss
means OF furihering the charter pro-
lest Meantime. the subcommittee OF
the Bipartisan Committee. having in
hand the actual drafting OF the char
ter, Is hopeful OF having the draft
ready by tomorrow. II the draft j..
completed a meeting OF the General
Citizens Committee probably will be
called late this week.
Evening journal., 1921-01-12
l,799 MEMBERS
in CITY Y. M. C.. A.

Al the monthly meeting OF the board
OF directors OF The y. NJ G.. A. held
In the "Y' building Monday after
noon. the report OF The membership
committee showed a membership Of
f799 This Is the largest enrolment
In the history OF the local ~" or this
enrolment. 1893 are men and i06 boys
There are ilS persons enrolled 10
the several gym" classes.
The report OF The educational direc-
tor showed a class enrolment OF 1876
persons and an attendance OF 7O8 dur
Ing December. There has been two
enrollmenis OF ex-servicc men in The
local classes
Thrift Week viii be observed at tho
local "l' beginning next Monday,
January ~. The weeks activities Will
include various fctes In all branches
OF the "l"
The attendance In the boys depart
ment has been excellent. There has
been 500 In attendance at the several
Bible study periods for boys during
/ December
Evening journal., 1921-01-12
HOSPITAL needs
MORTGAGEFUND
Friends of p. & S. Institu-
tion Hope to Raise Nee
essary $500
$925 SUBSCRIBED
AT FIRST MEETING

Work Of raising $500 needed to
meet Tie interest on mortgage on
The Physicians and Surgeons Hos
piial has been started. The money
is due on January "a.
At a meeting OF the Association OF
the Physicians and Surgeons Hos
pilal. last night in the Bosrd Of Edu-
cation rooms, s925 was subscribed by
sixteen members within a few min
utcs. Letters will be sent TO all
members who were not present urg-
ing them to contribute. David Smell
lenburg, president Of the association,
presided.
4 report by the secretary and treas
urer showed a deficit i'm operating eX-
ptnses of Si9O5lSJ against a bank
balance OF s33OA0. ~ this amount
S2SOO represents the interest on the
mortgage. The report also showed
that 5iOS patients we're taken core
OF curing the last year.
Oflcers elected for the ensuing
NIr were David Snellenburg presi-
dent: irving Warner, Vice-president
and II. r. DObler. secretary and treas
uror.
The president appointed John A.
Booker. Fred. n GawthrOp. and lrv-
ING Warner of the lay board 10 serve
on the committee OF the Contagious
Disease Hospital. Immediately after
being elected chairman OF the medical
board, Dr. Albert Robin appointed Dr
b. A. jenkins, Dr. NJ B. Holman and
Dr. !. Lewis Ohipinan to serve as
representatives OF the medical board
ON Tire Same fnfUmIlflp
Members elected TO the lay boarC
were David Snellenburg, Charles Top
throp. Robert Pennington, William p
White Irving Warner, John A
his. Francis Lynch, Fred II. Cav
Booker. Edgar NJ. Hopes II. r. Dob
Ter and Dr. A. X. Smith
The medical board elected Is a.
follows. Dr. Albert Robin, chairman
Dr. W. B. Holman. Or. B. Il. Neasey
Dr. Charles n. B0ehm, Dr. Willard
Smith, Dr. l. Lewis Chipmsn and Dr
b A. Jenkins
Evening journal., 1921-01-12
FASHIONS AND rms.

a fchu Of white silk tulle studded
with crystal beads is draped over a
ftied corsage OF white satin.
Under a cape is worn a velvet waist
coat embroidered in gold and silver
aad trimmed with ntch.
Tan nlet Is a much used dress
trimming
The double belt is making a re-
appearance.
Tea gowns may be embroidered in
satin cord.
A toque Of SILVER brocade is trim
med with ermine.
Ostrich feather vanity bags are car
ried for evening.
Metal threads still CLEAN on cos
tunes Of every sort.
The lace Fan is a rival Of the ostrich
feather fan.
Some gay afternoon frocks have col
lars and cuffs or fur.
Attractive dresses and coats FOR
sports wear are knitted.
opera coats have Innings OF meta
cloth. veiled with chiffon.
Evening journal., 1921-01-12
ASK PERMISSION
TO BUY AETNA co.

A petition in equity has been filed
In the United states District Court in
this city by Robert II. Richards. at
lorney. on behalf OF the Hercules
Powder Company. as an aftermath OF
the ease Of the United states against
the r. /, dupont de Nemours Powder
Company OF several years ago, for
the dissolution OF the powder com
pany as being In conflict with the
Sherman act. and out OF which grew
the formation OF the Hercules Pow
der Company. The Hercules company
sets forth that It wishes to purchase
the stock OF the Aetna Powder Com
pany and asks The sanction or the
court for such purchase.
Hearing Of the petition has been
sci for ( o'clock in the afternoon
of February a., 10 determine whether
the petition is in conflict with the
dissoiuiion decree. With Mr.. Rich
ards are associated j. Harry Coving-
Ton and Edward B. Burling.
Evening journal., 1921-01-12
RARNHART RECEPTION.

Members OF the Harry barnhart
Chorus enjoyed a reception In con.
nection with the weekly sing last
night. The reception was arranged
bv the chorus In appreciation OF the
work or their leader. Hary Barn
who have oontibuted so stongly 10
make the chous . success.
The High school auditorium was
filled with a happy crowd. Besides
the singing Of the chorus there We're
seleciions bv the Merry Trouhad0rs,
and a quartet composed OF William
p White. II. +. Lswt0n, W. +. But
ior and ]. W. Englemen. This quar-
ber IN other selections 10 a way that
delirhted the audience. Mfr. Engle-
men and Mr.. Butler both sang solos
and William Ford gave a number or
Harry Lauder SONGS.
Foilowinr the sing homemade
doughnuis and cakes and hot coffee
was served 10 all the guests.
Evening journal., 1921-01-12
SAY HE TALKED
TO COURT JUROR
Sillitoe, City Official, to
Face Court Contempt
Charge
OF
BREWER MlSTRlAL

A charge OF contempt OF court was
0lcd against Walter Sillitoe. soaler
ofMeights and measures. by Attorney
General sylvester ID. Townsend, Jr.,
Just before the noon recess OF Court
OF General Sessions this morning. A
rule was issued by the court. return
able at 230 ONlOcs this afternoon,
ordering Mr.. SillitOe 60 appear before
the court 10 show cause why he
should not be adiudged guilty OF the
charge.
The Information charges that on
January MIR. Sinitoe approached
John s. Hamilton. a juror, sitting In
The case OF George 5. Brewer, charged
WITH assault with felonious Intent,
and urged him not 10 believe the
testimony Of a certain witness IN the
case"
Detective Riley was sent by Mr..
Townsend TO bring Slllitoe into court
when the matter was brought up THIS
morning. hut he bad left the PubiN
Building a few minutes before.
Nir. Townsend remarked 70 lhe
court that he did not desire the case
30 he spectacular.
comes. -" answered Judge Hcisel.
want il disposed OF while u Is fresh
In the peoples minds. The. people
must know that they cannot do thls.
After Mr.. Hamilton informed inc
court. on Monday. OF Mr.. Sillitoes al
legged actions, the court declared the
trial OF Brewer misirial and con.
tinued Il until the next term ol
court.
Attorney General Townsend this az
/ ternOOn began an inquiry into the ac
| tlOns OF another man In connection
with the Brewer case, and II the evil
/ donce warrants, The matter also ma,
be presented TO the attention OF thl
/ court
Evening journal., 1921-01-12
FRENCH CABINET
OUT OF OFFICE

PARIS. Jan. y UNITED Press. THE
Leagues ministry was OVerthrOyvn
today. The Chamber OF Deputies. 1853
20 t25 voted lack OF confidence in the
government
Leygues left the chamber for the
Eiysee 90 hand his resignation IN
President Millerand who was expected
20 accept it Immediately.
The vote followed Leygues' request
that he be permitted 10 postpone dis
cussions Of Interpolation OF the gov
ernment foreign policy and the dis
armament until after the meeting OF
the supreme council here on January
10.
The inierpellatOrs. Mn. Bokanow-
ski and BOnneyay. insisted that he be
lcOmpeled 10 answer Immediately and
the question became a matter OF con-
ildence in the government.
Evening journal., 1921-01-12
KIWANIANS AT STATE
COLLEGE TONIGHT

Two hundred or more Kiwanians OF
this city VIII be entertained at a din
ner and entertainment at Delaware
College this evening. The invitation
was extended 90 the Kiwanis Club By
Arthur G.. Wilkinson. business admin
lstrator OF Delaware College.
In edition TO the kiwanians. the
dinner will be attended by Dr. Walter
Hullihen, president OF the college and
Mrs. Hullihen as we'll as members Of
the faculties OF both colleges and
prominent citizens OF Newark.
. The Kiwanians OF this city will
leave from the B. and q. railroad
station by special coach attached TO
the 6.26 o'clock train and on arriving
at Newark they viii march 90 Old
College Hall where dinner will be
served
Evening journal., 1921-01-12
AUTO MANSLAUGHTER
CASE UP MONDAY

Trial OF the case OF John Kruger.
charged with manslaughter. was set
for next Monday by Chief Justice
pennewill and Judges Conrad and
lIeisel in Court Of oyer and Terminer
This morning. Kruger was drivinS an
automobile that ran over and caused
the death OF Raymond Hurd. a boy,
near summit Bridge last summer
The case Of James Irons, Negro.
charged with the murder or George
Hasson. Negro, was postponed until
The next term OF court because Of the
illness of Witnesses for the defence
Dr. Robert w. Tomlinson testified that
the Witnesses are not in condition TO
appear in court at this time.
Petit jurors this morning were dis
charged until Monday.
Evening journal., 1921-01-12
so Hens Laid 3 Eggs
aDay-NCw a Lay Sc
Tells How TO Make Idle Hens Pro-
duce Money In Winter.

"When I began using Don Sung In De-
cember, / was getting only 2 or eggs
a dav from 90 hens. within three weeks
/ was getting from 3 to 4 dozen day; /
shall never be without Don Sung. .'-Jer-
NINA Hedges, II. r. ID. 1. Shumway, III.
This 3 or dozen eggs a day at vim
ter prices, was almost clear proht. Your
hens should do as we'll It's no trouble
10 use Don Sung and you risk nothing
by trying Il under this oner.
Give your hens Don sung and watch
results for one month. II you don't ma
that IL pays for itself and pays you 4
GOOD profit besides. simply tell us ana
vour money will be cheerfully refunded.
Don sung (Chinese for egg-layingl Is
a scientific tonic and conditioner. it u
easily given in the feed, Improves the
hens health and makes her stronger and
more active. IL tones up the ing
organs and gets the eggs, no matter now
cold or wet the weather.
Don Sung can be obtained promptly
from your druggist or poultry remedy
dealer. or send 52c dncludes war tax Tor
n package by mail prepaid. Burrel Dug
ger Co, PA Columbia Bldg, Indian
apolis, Ind.
Evening journal., 1921-01-12
REPUBLICAN WOMEN
TO ASK FOR LAWS

The formal opening OF the new
headquarters OF the New Castle Conn
ty Associate Committee OF Republl-
can Women, S23 Shipley street. took
place yesterday afternoon, when the
LARGEST delegation OF women political
workers OF this county ever assem-
bled was present. Several bills 90 be
presented at the present session OF the
Legislature were discussed and ap-
proved. Among them were the child
welfare. the Americanization, public
health and educational Appropriation
bills.
Tho secretary was ordered 10 com
munlcaie with the legislature men
from the county. Informing them OF
the approval by the committee and
Mnrknrs nrcsnnl.
Evening journal., 1921-01-12
SCARANO TO SERVE
3-YEAR JAIL TERM

Appeal OF Anlello Scarano. who was
sentenced In Municipal Court TO thre,
years Imprisonment for having 10 his
possession a narcotic drug, was dis
missed In Court OF General sessions
this morning on application OF j..
Frank Ball, who represented the man
In the lower court.
Scarano Is thought 10 have been one
Of Inc leaders In the dope" ring
About 1000 worth OF cocaine and
heroin was found by detectives In a
search OF the room that he occupied
at i7i0 Rowland street following his
arrest.
Evening journal., 1921-01-12
FTREMEN DISCUSS
PAID FIRE BILL

With representatives present from
nine OF the eleven fire companies now
measure providing for a paid flra de-
partment 10 be presented TO the Lcgis-
lature, was considered at a meeting
in the WeccacOe Fire Company last
night. The draft was read by sections
and general discussion ensued.
According TO several OF the flremen
present. no concerted action was
taken. but several OF the FIRE COM
panies plan TO present their views on
The subject at the meeting scheduled
by City Council next Monday night.
The Delaware and Phoenix companies
were not present at the conference
last night
Evening journal., 1921-01-12
ATTORNEYs GENERAL IN COURT.

Deputy Attorney General Edrl ~.
WILEY of Kent county, and Deputy
Attorney General Charles 5. Richards,
of Sussex county, were in attendance
Al ihe Court OF General Sessions TO-
dav Both officials sat with Attor-
nev General s. d. Townsend during
the session.
nentiv Attorney General &. A.
Switzerland spent yesterday in Bal
iimore. where he represented the
state in the extradition case OF James
Harvey stanton, wanted here on a
charge OF stealing an automobile.
Evening journal., 1921-01-12
RICHARDSON PARK
FOR SCHOOL LOAN

Resolutions endorsing the issue ~
100000 In bonds for new school
buildings, on which a vote will be
taken In New Castle county Thurs
day. January 90 were unanimously
adopted at a meeting OF taxpayers in
Richardson Park last night.
A r. Spald. State Commissioner
OF Education ana Miss Ruby Miller
delivered addresses on the loan
The resolutions had previously been
adopted by ne Parrni -r-arhrs' As
sOciation and the Civics Climb 0f Rich
ardsOn Park.
Evening journal., 1921-01-12
UPHAM ASKS FEDERAL
AID FOR HIGHWAYS

State Highway Engineer Charles NJ.
Upham went 10 Washington yesier-
day. where he conferred with United
states senator l.. Heislcr Ball and
Josiah Wolcou relative 10 having the
Federal authorities increase their ap-
prlhtlon for State highways here.
This aid Is sought under the act
which provides FOR government aid
90 States for highway improvements.
Evening journal., 1921-01-12
LETTERS OF GRATITUDE

Eloquent language and illustrations
in advertising may appeal TO many,
but after all it Is the homely, sincere
letters from women, overlooking with
heartfelt gratitude for health restored
by Lydia +. Pinkham's Vegetable
Compound, that convince other suf-
fering women that there Is a medicine
that will help them also. Many such
letters are being published in this
paper from day to day, and Il is 10
any woman's advantage who suffers
from female ailments In any form 10
give this old fashioned root and herb
lremady a krkaA
Evening journal., 1921-01-12
FnFN IODCT DEGREE WORk.

Eden Lodge. No. "a, /. %. q. f. VIII
confer the initiaiorv degree on a class
of candidates on Thursday. evening OF
this week. This work should have
been done last Thursday evening, but
duo 10 the fact that a class Of candl-
dates was sent over by Pedricktown'
lodge 10 receive the first de-
gree. the initiation was postponed
until this week. -, -,
4 report was made the latter part
NJ last week that the FIRST, second
and third degrees would be. conferred
on on n eiass OF candidates from Ped
ricktown n. j., on this Thursday
eveninr which was erroneous. Eden
viii confer the iniatory on her own
candidates. and the second ana tnlrd
degrees win be conferred on the Peu-
ricktown class at later da'e.
Evening journal., 1921-01-12
WORSE.

The worried countenance OF the
bridegroom disturbed the best man.
TiptOeing up the aisle, he whispered:
whats the matter, Jock? Hae ye
lost the ring2"
mo" blnrted out the unhappy
Jock. "thc rings safe emo. But. mon,
I've lost ma enthusiasm" - Ladies'
Home Journal.
Evening journal., 1921-01-12
HOUSEHOLD NOTES.

Carrot cakes may be made rom old
carrots which are too tough to serve
by themselves. Boil In salted water
until tender. mash, season and make
into small flat cakes.
II an icy walk Is sprinkled with
water Just before night and a light
covering Of snow shoveled on, the
snow VIII freeze on during the nisht
and a safe walk will be the result.
Evening journal., 1921-01-12
CmLIs HASN'T QUIT

Magistrate ellis said this morning
that he has neither resigned as a
magistrate nor set any time for re-
signing. and that such published re-
ports has greatly interfered with his
business during the past week Mr..
Gillis said he is taking on no new
work and IS trying 10 finish up what
he has on hand as a magistrate. lie
Is still selling automobile licenses.
Evening journal., 1921-01-12
uuss wFIDON LOSES RING.

Miss Catherine Weldin, OF Seventh
and Clark streets, New Castle, em-
ployed as a stenOgrapher by the
Reeves and parvin Company, lost a
diamond rnlg OF belcher setting,
while at her place OF employment re-
Gently. The ring Is thought 90 be In
the possession OF a person known 10
the owner.
Evening journal., 1921-01-12
coIiRT PRESERVES DECISION.

Argument was finished yesterday az.
ternoon in United states Dlstiict
Court in the action brought Dy ule
Tinted States against Hugh G. Gar
land. receiver Of the Pure Water Ap-
naratus Company, OF New York, FOR
damages amounting TO $4,000. because
of lhe failure OF the defendants to
carry out the terms Of a contract for
Inc erection OF a plant at Port Cas-
well. \. c., for making salt water
potable. ,,..
Evening journal., 1921-01-12
SUFFERS MASHED FINGERS.

Alexander Javock. aged i5 years. ii06
Maple street. while working at the
plant OF the Electric Hose and Rubber
Company this morning, had two
fingers mashed when caught under a
roll OF rubber. lie was removed 10
the Delaware Hospital in the police
amhulanco.
Evening journal., 1921-01-12
EEAREn THE WORST.

Camera Mantle director tells me
we're going TO film the landing OF the
Pilgrim Fathers. What part do you
suppose he'll give your
Curly the Cowboy iglOomily)-I
dunno. But ] Judge from the fool
be none surprised II | have TO be the
gangplank.-Film Fun.
Evening journal., 1921-01-12
rINF RAUROAD TRESPASER.

Polk Carney, NegrO, Was lined -
and costs on charce OF trespassing
In French street station by Judge
Hastings in Municipal Court this
morning. He was arrested while he
claimed. ne was waiting FOR a train
TO 90 10 Edge Moore at about 4
o'clock this morning.
Evening journal., 1921-01-12
rAII. rIREMEN TO TREE FIRE.

The WeccacOe Fire company Was
called into service early this morning
bv he police department In answer 70
a nhone can from Maple avenue ana
Van Buren street. on arriving. the
companv found a Christmas tree wing
In Inc street partially consumed py
IRE but no other indications Of flre.
The person sending the call TO the po-
lice refused 20 reveal his identity.
Evening journal., 1921-01-12
many mrs or PNFUMONIA

Anna Kuhns. the 3-year-old daugh-
ter Of Mrs. Mildred Kuhns, ii0S Union
street. died yesterday morning at the
home OF her mother. from pneumonia.
The body was removed TO the home OF
Mrs. Cassie Kuhns. 9O2 dupont street.
II. II Hlrzel, funeral director. where
the funeral services will be held to-
morrow afternoon at i.30 o'clock.
Evening journal., 1921-01-12
cnAnI-ArE NInSES MEET.

Tho annual meeting or Inc UeIl-
ware state Association Of Graduate
Nurses began this afternoon and VIII
he r.ontlnued this evening at the
homeopathic Hospital Election OF
officers will be held.
Evening journal., 1921-01-12
MA TIIF RFLIF SYSTEM.

Blll-Have you ever done any pub
Inc speaking?
Joel once proposed 10 girl over
the telephone in my home town.
Lchigh Burr.
Evening journal., 1921-01-12
AnIInGEn RANKRIfPr

With an alleged indebtedness OF
Si6,J0S 25. Dennis j. Wood, OF Dover,
has been adjudicated a bankrupt by
the United States. The case is referred
10 Watson Harrington, referee in
bankruptcy, OF Dover.