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Evening journal., 1921-05-11

NOTICE WILKINSON f. GRAMS |
~ ToN. owner; JOHN j. SHARP |
LESS Mortgage; SARAH =. Dill
WORTH. Mortgage
You are hereby notified that am annll-
cstion will Dee made by the State High
way Department of the State OF Della
ware creltel under the provisions of
: Chapter t3. Volume - Laws uf Della
ware. hy the petition to the Honorable
Herbert J.. Rice. one ~ the Associate
Judges nf the Superior Court OF the
N Nate nf Delaware residing 600 New Cas-
/ tle county. go the office of the said Assoc
ciltc Judge in the County Court House.
/ ai Wilmington. Delaware. on Tuesday.
/ Che 18th day 0f May. 1927. no o'clock
/ a. NJ. standard tlmel. Tor the appoint
] mont of frerholders fn condemn part
/ or portion of all that certain tract or par
! cei of hnd situated boo New Castle
I county. state nf Delaware between IV-
which you are the owner and mort
/ ga gees respectively, as may Doe necessary
I for the construction NJ State highway
hetwccn the Tyhoufs Corner and the
I liarc's Corner, in the county aforesaid.
B the description of the lands 90 he CON
drmnod being attached hereto Said free
/ holders 10 assess the damages, 10 any.
which may accrue 10 you for the condem-
nction ~ said property, according to
Chapter S. Volume p. Laws Of Della
DESCRIPTION OF LAND TO RE
CONDEMNED.
All that certain tract. piece or parcel
~ land. situate I'm New Castle hundred.
Nrw Castle county and State Of Della
ware, constituting a part 0f the right 0f
way OF the State Highway, 10 he con-
structcd by the State Highway Depart
mont of the State Of Delaware. between
Tybouts Corner and Hare's Corner. In
said county. bounded and described as
follows. to-wit.
All of the lands Of the said Wilkin-
son y. Cranston. bounded on the west by
the westerly right N way line Of the said
State II ghway. on the south by the d.
vision line between the lands now or
late Of Alfred J. Davidson, and the
lands Of said Wilkinson =. Cransfon; on
the east by the centre line Of the said
State Highway. and on the north by the
division lines between the lands now or
late Of Robert T.. Ellegood. and the lands
of the said Wilkinson r. Cransfon: the
said right nf way line being parallel 90
end forty feet distant from the said cen
tre line Of the said State Highway.
which said centre line extends from Us
intersection with the first mentioned d.
vision line. north thirty five degrees.
aud sixty three feet 10 It's intersection.
/ with the other shove mentioned division
I llne, containing .l0l acres more or less
is WITNESS WHEREOF. the
proper officers Of the State
fsr.r highway Department have here
ioEAAl unto set fhelr hands and have
amhed the seal of said depart
,ns9i this seventh day of May
STATE HIGHWAY DEPARTMENT
b by A. r. BENSON. ~ '--' l.
'h.lrman OF state Highway Donartr,er,
10 ,svtf j. PAUL JONEs. Secretary.
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djM!:GA
AEd.1HE;E|

NOTE To-day we make announce
ment Of the length OF time payments
allowed on each car. Absolutely no
charge for credit You can buy Tor
cash no the price named. or be eN-
tended credit. as you wish
BUICK 5-passenger touring. 1920,
thoroughly overhauled and re painted.
Good rubber an around, one extra
tire. This is a mighty good buy az
81 375 We will accept 5000 cash
balance Ia ten monthly equal pay
meuts.
BUICK TOURING - 5-passenger.
1919: overhauled and repainted; run
just like new excellent rubber an
around and real bargain at Al,lta.
We will accept 500 cash, balance in
eight equal monthly payments.
FRANKLIN TOURING 81 passen-
ger. 1915, 0verhauled and repaintcd,
rubber fine aud ready 20 drive home.
II you are figuring economy, here i
is only Sl.l75, $500 cash accepted,
balance In ten months.
FRANKLIN TOURING 5-passen-
ger 1917. thoroughly 0verhauled and
repainted; excellent rubber an
around and mechanically FIRST class.
Priced low 20 move quick, $1,000;
500 cash. balance in eight moathly
payments.
PAIGE TOURING - . passenger.
1918. mechanically perfect; over
hauled and repainted; good rubber
all over aud priced right for a quick
sale. SG2l buys H. $500 casi, bal
ance In six monthly payments.
DODGE TOURING 5-passenger
1917. repainted and overhauled; good
rubber am over. SG1j. We will accept
$500 cash balance in six months.
DODGE TOURING, 1915 Re
painted and overhauled; mechani-
caly fine. good rubber. 1910, only
500 cash. and six months TO pay
DODGE l-DooR SEDAN, 1919
Thoroughly overhauled and rcnaint-
ed Rubber is excellent; mechanically
perfect. 4 real buy at 81 $50; only
5000 cash. balance In ten equal
monthly payments
MAXWELL i-DOOR SEDAN, 10iS-
Run less than 6.Om miles. Over
hauled. good rubber an around. Price
for quitk sale. S725 Only $500 cash
required balance In eight monthly
CHEVROLET TOURING. 1919
condition. The price Is low In order
10 move quickly, 800 Only $50
cash. balance In six monthly Install
" AIBURN TOURING, iois- Re
painied and overhauled. good rubber
An around Only Sl00. Can purchase
with $500 cash, balance in five
FORD TOURING. 1919 Demount-
able wheels Tires all good. with
one extra rim and tire. A snap at
S9IJ only $3.50 cash required. bal
auce in five months.
other makes too numerous TO men
tlon Come In. We can fix YOU mp
with most any make car az price
10 suit your purse. Time payments
fo sniff your convenience on any car.
Exchange can be made for any car
In our shOwrO0ms.
Open Evenings.
KEEL MOTOR CO.,
11th and Tatnall StS.
feh22-tf.
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NOTICES.

NOTICE C. DUN & Co, Will
~ mington, Del, Office, announce their re-
rooval from Equitable Building 70 rooms he,
So96-9 % DUPONT Bldg. May z. 1921.
may1O-i2t
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WANTED no RUY.

VXTANTED-ICE BOX, SUITABLE
" for hsh market. Also A. &. ceiling
fam Apply 5il King St. Phone 2ll1-J.
may1O-3t
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FOR SALE

I,oR SALE. CHEAP WHITE ENAM-
L eled dresser with large hevel edge
mirror. oak library table, square table
rud rocker. 24l6 tamotte ST. Phone
SOg3 may9-3t.
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STIRLITH & BRO.
DEALERS II SCRAP IRON.
Front and Tatnall SITS.

Tor sale-Steam pipe, soil pipe. l.
beams, channels, angles. columns. shaft
Ing. pulleys, hangers. boilers. stacks, en-
Etnes. latheai aug1O-Iyr
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4 NTIQUEs- HIGHEST PRICES PAID
y for antique furniture of all kinds g,
chairs, tables and bureaus, even in
broken condition. Pictures. jewelry, pis-
tells and relics Of am kinds. Ae Old Gu
riosity Shop. oil ratnall ST. Phone 3Gi6
apr20 I'm.
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nor RENT-oFFICE SPACE. DELLA.
II WARE TRUST BLDG NINTH AND
MARKET SITS APPLY ATLAS POW
DER CO. ROOM coo. apr-l-lm'
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FOR RENT,

TSOR RFNT~GARAGE FOR -FOUR
II machines and garrett Los W. Third
81 Apply A. Caney. 6i0 W. Second 81
apr2G-1zG
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NOR SALE HENS. HATCHING EGGS
i best strain. vigorous birds: Rhode
Island Reds. Barred Rocks White Wv
andottes: eggs, $50 for ~. T. J.
Thielman. near MluQuadale. Phone
27as.J-3. apr2D-2Gt.
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LOST AND FOUND.

7 OsT-HALF GROwN COLLIE PUP,
dark tan. with white collar Reward
for Information. Josiah Marvel, Green
vile. Del. mayo-at.
Evening journal., 1921-05-11

NOR RENT-APARTMENTs AT 18th
II and Market SITS. All conveniences.
Schwartz Investment Co.. 7l2 Ford Bldg.
apr22 I'm.
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Stop That Leak

WITH FIBRE COATING. A LIQUID
CEMENT FOR ALL KINDS OF ROOFS
S. G.. WILLIAMS q BRO. THIRD AND
lATNALL SITS. PHONE 36il. mays Ct.
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NJ X. keller Is STILL AT
W. Fourth and West ST Vow n the
time TO have your wells cleaned. Phone
Nlh iunp24-1yr.
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RUsINIlss COLLEGEs.

DEACOMS Is RECOGNIZED As ONA
ID OF Americas best business schools.
Day School and Nighl School. Private
instruction can be arranged.
BEACON BUSINESS COLLEGES,
Tenth q King SITS, Wilmington.
auE23-lyr
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SITUATION wANTED-MALE.

1XyANTED-POsITION AS cHAUF-
~ feur. with private family. eight
years experience; will do all repairing.
,5o- Reed ST. may9-3t
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NOR SALE-sINGER SEWING Ma.
il chimes; get other prices then call at
Carrow's shop. We viii save you money
col W. Fourth ST. Phone 25l9-J.
aug10-1yr
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ROOM AND BOARD.
BOARD WANTED.

WANTED ROOM AND BOARD FOR
w one refined young lady. employed.
Strictly private family. References. 2OS
y Franklin ST. mayA-at.
Evening journal., 1921-05-11

NOTE To-day we make announce
ment Of the length of time payments
allowed on each car Absolutely no
charge for credit You can buy for
cash at the price named. OF be eX-
tended credit as YOU wish.
Evening journal., 1921-05-11
SITUATION wANTED-FEMALE.

II TTTTTTI " ~ TIT IN y III
txfANIED-SM SMALL WASH TO TAKE
" home Address Box WEI. Evening
Journal Ofilce. may7-Gt
BOARDERS WANTED.
ttooM AND BOARD-cONNENIEN
i'' ", 18th 81 mayiO-6t
ITO WASHINGTON sT.-FiRsT-
class table board. apr2s In.
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Mn wAvrpD OF coon cHARAc-

CALESPERsONS- You ARE SIN
> cerc. honest, can give good reference
and qualify 10 become a member N our
rapidly expanding national organization;
me Income Assurance Syndicate will
give you a practical course In salesman
shin and management that will make
vonr future unlimited. This is excep-
fional absolutely clean In every respect;
We are an exclusive company. real
opportunity. 90 Delaware Trust Bldg
9ur1I-ff
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Gb2u
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NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN
N THAT TO ALL STATE LICEN-
sES AND TAXES DUE JUNE Isl.
1921. AND NOT PAID ON OR BE
FORE THE BOTH DAY OF JUNE;
1921. A PENALTY OF FIVE PEk
CENTTM WILL BE ADDED; ALL
LICENSES not PAID N JULY;
AN ADDITIONAL PENALTY OF
TEN PER CENTUM WILL BE
ADDED, AND ON ALL LlCENSESS
NOT PAID DURING THE MONTH
or AUGUST. A FURTHER Pen.
Atty OF TEN PER CENTUM
Will BE ADDED, MAKING a
TOTAL OF TW BNTY FIVE PER
CENTITM ON ALL LICENSES PAID
AFTER THE MONTH OF AUGUST,
~ ACCORDANCE WITH CODE,
SECTION 1876, OF THE REVISED
CODE. 1915, LAWS OF DELAWARE.
JOHN l.. WRIGHT
Clerk Of the Peace, New Castle
County.
Wilmington. Del. April 80. 1921.
may2-lm.
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WANTED TO RENT.
---~.~~-~Sss-,--- ---~>,,-ss,--.-~~->-~<
HOUSE WANTED TO RENT-6 OR Z
L L rooms electric. gas, heat, stationary
tubs: west side above Fourth street In
hfft-class condition, by resPonsihe
party Reasonable. Possession June q
Phone 1854, or address W-7O, Evenis<
journal Oihce- mSx9-e-
Evening journal., 1921-05-11

NOR sALE-HARD WOOD, SAW ED
II any length; 50 for One-quarter cord
Phone 77S9- w apr23-1m.
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INrnRNATIoNAL ALCOHOL COR

INTERNATIONAL ALCOHOL COR
L PORATlON.
Notice Of Special Meeting Of Stock
holders.
Notice is hereby given that at a meet
ing Of the hoard NJ directors OF Inter.
nc ctionnl Alcohol Corporation. duly held
on April .. 1921 for fhe purpose ot con
sideriug the advisnhility Of dissolving
said corporation. roticc OF which meeting
ana its purpose was sent by mail 10 each
director on March 81. 1921 and ull the
directors Of the said corporation having
thereafter duly waived. in writing. notice
Of said meeting the said board Of direc-
tors, by minority Of the whole board
adopted the following resolution
Resolved, That Ia the Judgment
Of this board, 10 is advisable and most
for the benefit Of the lrternn tioual
| Alcohol Corporation, that It should
forthwith be dissolved. and to Thar
| end 30 is ordered that n meeting of
the stockholders be held on Tues
day, May II, 1921. az n o'clock noon.
at the Office Of the corporation, Room
80. 1OS $50 Broadway, city OF New
York. Borough of Manhattan, 10 take
action on This resolution. and that
the secretary Of this corporation
! forthwith and withir ten days from
this NTH day OF April 1921 give no.
tice Of such meeting and of the adop-
fion nf this resolution by publishing
said resolution. with a notice Of IT'S
o. adoption. together with notice Of
such meeting of stockholders. In The
ENNNlME journal newspaper pun
llshcd ir the city Of Wilmington,
, Delaware. once a week for az least
three successive weeks next preced-
ing the time appointed FOR such
meeting. and by mailing written
or printed copy Of same 20 each and
every stockholder Of this corporation
residing in the United States'
Notice is accordingly hereby give
90 the stockholders Of said corporation
that ir pursuance Of said resolution,
special meeting OF the stockholders O.
International Alcohol Corporation hav
ing voting power, will bee held 40 m
office of the corporation. Room No sos
2sO Broadway. City Of New York. Bor
ough Of Manhattan. on Tuesday. May n
1921. az T. o'clock noon. for the purpos
! of taking action upon the above resolu
tlou SO adopted by the board Of directors
As the vote Of at least two-thirds Of th
/ stock with power 20 vote is necessary
stockholders are requested 90 be- prcsen
ln person or execute and forward prOx
prior 90 time Of this special meeting.
T. X. SCHEFTEL.
April -. 1921. Secretary.
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LIFE AND CHARACTER
READING.
NAV II

=
a person born on this birthdato
~ more tortunte than those horn .
carrier In the month. for tho ev-
ueihe charactersucs Of this sig,
a,e somewhat tempered bv ~
planet Mercury which govern. 49,
coming birthdates ''e
These people learn NOR. o..,,..
the lesson Of self-control. v,h,o,' ~,
taurus born is 20 greatly i'm ,oos
OF and they are not 80 stubborn -
reckless as their brother OF ear,,or
dates.
This birthdate gives a generous
Z disposition and a warm loving heart
Z affection and dominating will
Venus star Of life Is the Eovernin,
| planet and Taurus the governin,
sign Of this birthdate. The emeral,
is the birthstone.
The coming week will find ex
change Of household goods through
the Want Ads profitable. Domestic
and cooks and Mattresses will fin,
reading on the giant Ads page t,
their profit.
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PIANO TUNING,
DOWN. DOWN, DOWN.
sANITARY WORkER.

W ). WINCHESTER, lis STREET.
w. Odorless excavatlng. When you
want your cesspoois cleaned phone
4eJ2-W. feb2-1yr.
Evening journal., 1921-05-11

CEILING OFT REGARDLESS OF
= COST PHONOGRAPHS. PIANOS
MUSIC ROLLS. RECORDS. ETC. MAN
pOIINS. NIOLINS HENRY j. ANON.
2iq ". SIXTH ST. OPEN EVEN lNGS.
oct27-tf
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IS HERERY

NOTICE - NOTICE Is HEREBY
~ given that the board Of directors OF
the pitman OIL Company, held In the
city OF Lexington, Kentucky, at the
company's office, on the 2lst day or
April 1921. adopting a resolution to the
effect that In the Judgment Of said board
Of directors, IL was advisable and most
for the benefit Of said corporation. TO he
dissolved in pursuance and compliance
with the provisions Of section 80, Of the
Corporate Acts Of the State Of Delaware,
ana that said board, at said meeting, di-
reciod the undersigned secretary Of the
ccmpany to mail to each stockholder
thereof. residing In the United States.
notice Of a meeting Of stockholders hav-
Ing voting power to be held at the office
cf the corporation, in Lexington, Ken
tuckv AZ the hour Of p. NJ. on the 2jth
day of May, 1921. 10 take action upon the
resolution adopted by the board Of d.
rectors aforesaid This notice "a now
aud hereby given ~ the tiure. place and
purpose " said meeting and you are re-
spcc-fully requested N be present In per-
son and n you cannot he, kindly mail
the enclosed proxy TO the secretary, G. +.
Brock. 223 Moundale Ave. Winchester
Kentucky.
Bv G. r. BROCK. Sect'y. mayi-l Is
Evening journal., 1921-05-11

CECOND HAND HOUSEHOLD GOODS
y bought and sold. Morrison 4 Lane
100 King St Phsne 4z56-W. juneS-lyr
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NOR sALE-BARGAIN, ANDERSON
Il steam vulcanizer. 600 Broome st
Phone 520s W. apr21-1m.
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$40 FOR S5, YOUR JIso5 SLD 10 uls BA%ThSr foI ser
vice; $40 on list. A new pioneer tor
SIS Battery Co, 4O1 Montgomery 81
Fhone Till. between Jefferson ana
Madison SITS. mayu-ot.
Evening journal., 1921-05-11
ROOMS WANTED.

VOUNG BUSINESS COUPLE OF RE
hnement, would like one unfurnished
room and ktchenette IN pleasant location
Phone Holly Oak. 3S-J. maylO-3t.
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HELp wANTFD
AGENTS WANTED.

HOSIERY AGENTS. MALE 1SD
female; Interesting proposition
extra money in your own territory. whole
o. part time Thomas p. Leonard Hos
iery Co. Sixteenth and Columbia Ave
Fhlladelphia. qprlJ-26t.
Five Mile Beach weekly journal., 1921-02-18
Wildwood Commissioners
Back Water on Plan to Buy
Gas Plant When Told
Bonding Capacity is
Scant

Last Tuesday afternoon, February
18th, when the Wild wood city commits
sioners' meeting was adjourned, it was
with the understanding hat the next
meeting be held next Wednesday, a
motion to this effect having been passed
in the early part of the session. This
action was taken because the 22d-
Washington's birthday, a legal holiday
occurs this year on Tuesday. 1t is a
coincidence worthy of more than pass
ing notice that the birthdays Of two Of
our most famous Presidents fall in the
same month and within ten days of
each other. Washington and Lincoln /!
write them together :" q is las fair
a name'' as the other. "Sound them; p
each tdoth become the mouth as WE'LL"
"Conjure with them;" both are equally
| as potent in swsyiDg the minds of men.
Washington is endeared to us as the
"Father of his country, " and to Lincoln
belongs the credit of preserving the Re-
| public In the most critical period of its
history. Hence the dates Of February
18th and February 22d shall ever be
filled with grateful memories of these
sterling patriots, who builded SO well
for us and to whom we still look for in
| spiration for the future.
A considerable quantity of business
was transacted at last TUESDAYS meet
ing. The room and hall were thronged
with visitors-some seated, many
standing-emphasizing once more the
necessity for the enlargement of the
city's legislative quarters. The pro-
ceedings ran along evenly in the main.
Only once did Mayor Hendee have to
rap on the table to call two citizens to
order when they attempted to engage
in averbal argament-ever some features
of the board walk problem. Ordinance
No. ITO was passed on its third and
final reading. This was the most inn
portant piece of legislation enacted at
this meeting.
A quietus for the present was put
upon the agitation recently revived to
force the city apparently into the pur-
chase of the holdings of the Wildwood
Gas Company.
The fret business of the day, after
the roll was called and the minutes of
Five Mile Beach weekly journal., 1921-02-18
APPROPRIATIONS.
Local school appropriation 81, 1885, 90

1888 ,324.26
The above ordinance will have its
third and final reading on Tuesday,
March 8th.
Last Tuesday was the time desig-
mated in the notice of intention for the
introduction of the jitney ordinance,
under the provisions of which no per-
son undr q years of age shall be granted
a license to carry passengers in Wild
wood; nor shall a license be granted to
any person who has not resided In the
state q year prior to applying for
such license, and six months prior in
Cape May county. The fee specified In
this ordinance, as drawn up by Palmer
M. Way, attorney for the Hack Drivers
Association, for each and every jitney
license issued is $25.
Commissioner Smith objected to this
clause in the ordinance, as 1t would
prevent the raising Of the jitney fee, as
Continued on page Four
Five Mile Beach weekly journal., 1921-02-18

A National Security Company bond
In the sum Of SOL, 500 was presented by
Edward 8. Graham, of Philadelphia,
to guarantee the faithful performance
of the five year garbage removal con-
tract which was awarded him not long
ago over a number of competitors. The
bond was accepted. Mr.. Graham's
contract begins on March 1st.
On motion of Mayor Hendee the city
solicitor was instructed TO make settle
ment at once with Henry H. Ottens for
four lots along Ottens' harbor, where
the new fishermen's wharf is to be
built. The price agreed upon for the
four lots is 81, 500. This action was
taken after the solicitor reported that
all searches had been made and the
titles to said lots guaranteed to be perfect.
On motion of the mayor, Engineer
Rice was requested to draw up plans
and formulate specifications for the
building of this proposed new dock,
for the construction of which 81 900
was appropriated. 1t is the purpose Of
the commissioners to rush this work
through before the opening Of the fish,
ing season.
Ordinance No. Ill was introduced
and passed on first and second read
ings: "Be it ordained that there shall
be assessed, raised by taxation and
collected for the fiscal year 1921, in
Guiding special school tax the sum of
1921, 574.26, for the purpose of meeting
the appropriations set forth in the
following statement Of and
appropriations:
Surplus revenue appro-
priated Sc, 0 .OC
Water Department rents 90, $50. OO
Miscellaneous ven 80, 10000
Amount to be raised In
taxes for city purposes . 1853 ,619.26
Additional amount to be
raised by taxation for
local School Board 81, $500
Total 1888, S24.2 q
Five Mile Beach weekly journal., 1921-02-18

The next communication was from
DR.. f. G. Steinbach, veterinary surgeon,
125 east Maple avenue. 1t read:
SIN order to avoid further losses in
horses, I invite your representative to
my Office, in order to account for the
death of two of the city's horses within
~twenty-four hours of each other, and
to make suggestions, if in your con-
sideration such would be of value to
you end acceptable.
please, however, send an intelligent
individual and not the garbage in
spector."
The foregoing letter has reference to
the death of a pair Of horses owned by
the city, and for which the sum Of $499
was paid. The matter has been referred
to the mayor, and he will investigate.
The last communication was from
the New Jersey Court Of Errors and
Appeals, containing a rule Of dismissal
In the case of Gilbert FL. Blaker, appel
liant, VS.. the City of Wild wood, de-
fendant. The court said: "Upon mo-
ton of the said appellant, no good
cause appearing to the contrary, the
appeal now pending before this court
In the above entitled case, be and the
same is dismissed, without costs. Let
the rule be entered on the minutes"
This communication was signed by
e. R. Walker, chancellor and presiding
justice.
By this action Of Blaker in with
drawing his appeal from the decision OF
the State Supreme Court, the status OF
the proposed new boardwalk reverts
back to what it was when the Supreme
Court ruled that the commissioners
had the power to raise the SUM OF
$50, 900 for such q purpose. 1t has
nothing to do, however, with the case
now pending before Vice Chancellor
| Buchanan.