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New-York tribune., 1921-09-27
Mexican Supreme
Court Rules Old
Oil Leases Stand
Holds Article ~, Providing
for Naturalization, Nom
Retroactive; Amparo Case
Decision Handed Down

MEXICO CITY, Sept. 28 (By The As
sociated Press Tho Supreme Courts
decision in the Texas Company Amparo
case was handed down this evening. 1t
establishes definitely the non-retroac-
tivity of Article 27 Of the Constitution
so far as concerns property acquired
for the purposes Of oil exploration OF
exploitation prior to going into effect
of the present Constitution.
In specific terms the court defines
Article q as non-retroactive. asserting
that Paragraph Of Article 27 cannot
be regarded as retroactive either ac-
cording to the letter or the spirit"
In part, the text reads: ut is shown
that in conformity with rules uni
versally accepted for the Interpretation
of laws and with those Of sound logic
it must be admitted that Paragraph 4
of Article 27 (referring to oily of our
present Constitution is not retroactive
and does not affect pre-existing rights
legally acquired. This precept estab-
fishes the naturalization of petroleum
and its by-products, as we'll as that Of
other substances to which it refers,
amplifying the enumeration that existed
in our former laws"
Chief Justice Enrique Moreno in Civ
ing out the decision, said to the CORE
spondent: "To-day's decision is as
specific and far-reachfng in matters
relating to oil as a judicial tribunal
caI, render, and should establish the
principle of law upon which the other
amparo cases pending should be ad-
judicated."
The other cases will be taken up next
month, the judge added. The decision
was signed by all eleven justices.
From The Tribxne's Washington Bureau
WASHINGTON, Sept. 26.-Until the
1ull text Of the decision Of the Su-
preme Court of Mexico on Article 27
or the Mexican constitution Is received
here and carefully studied by Secretary
Of State Hughes and his advisers In
Mexican affairs, this government will
reserve decision on 1t, 1t was indicated
to-day at the State Department.
Along with the judicial interpreta-
ton of Article 81 by the Mexican Su-
preme Court the State Department will
give consideration to the agreement
between President Obregon and the
American oil group. which recently
was negotiated. Walter c. Teagle, Of
the Standard Oil Company, and Gen
eral Counsel Watrous, Of the American
group of oil men, conferred with Sec
retary Hughes to-day over the oil sit
uation and the latter was minutely
advised Of the provisions of the agree
ment.
New-York tribune., 1921-09-27
Lots in Ridgewood Section
Bring Total of $40. .l57

The Jere Johnson Jr. Company sold
at auction on Saturday, by order of
the Brooklyn Trust Company, trustee,
sixty-four lots at Fresh Pond Road
and Metropolitan Avenue and adjoin-
ing streets in the Ridgewood section
for $46,157. About five hundred per-
sons attended the sale. Lots on Fresh
Pond Road sold at $1,050 to $1.370
each; Metropolitan Avenue lots
brought $810 to 1886 each; lots on
Ralph Street, $3.50 to $50. A plot of
nine lots fronting on Admiral Street
and running back to the Long Island
Railroad, totaling about $1,000 square
feet, was sold in one parcel for $1,000.
New-York tribune., 1921-09-27
South American Wool Higher

BUENOS AYKES, Sept. 26. PataEo-
nian wools have gained per cent
within the month, huge lots now selling
Coarse crossbreds show a rise Of 20
per cent over previous levels, and now
are selling at s cents. Despite heavy
arrivals. stocks at the Central Market
have been reduced by 100000 pounds
within the month Nevertheless, the
stocks OH hand still conlDrise l9,5O0,0 900
] r.'e ID the Centraf Market and TO-
90 1tla pounds in private warehouses.
New-York tribune., 1921-09-27

The 0. l.. Schwencke Land and I'm
provement Company sold plots at and
in the immediate vicinity of Hemp
stead, L. l.. to P. Raust, Matthews g.
Creegan, j. Mcdonald, A. Hamilton, S.
Copeland. j. chbaum, H. Smith, c..
Rodsigney, E. Olmstead, j. Mcconnell,
S. Bechler. A. Fink, M. Brown, NJ Doty,
A. Croft, w. Hines. c. Cicero, NJ. North
rup. w. Fabrycky. Krobel & Macry, c.
Ruelins, M. Niznikewich. A. Macini, A.
E. Hewitt, M. Bauer. A. Wilbing, j..
Schlitt, s. Widder, D. st. John, A. Roth,
G. Bennett and j. Dippell
New-York tribune., 1921-09-27
Another Sale of Westchester
Home Sites To Be Held TODAY

Joseph P. Day, who last year sold
the holdings of the Eastchester Syn
dicate and the Burke estate, in the
Eastchester section of the East Bronx,
will sell to-day in the Vesey Street
salesroom the 475 home and bungalow
building lots adjoining, forming about
twenty city blocks and fronting on
both sides of Eastchester Road. Mace
and Waring avenues and adjacent
streets, few blocks from the Gun
Hill Road station Of the New York,
Westchester and Boston Railway, and
accessible by way of the Bronx SUBJ
way lines.
New-York tribune., 1921-09-27
Building in Fifth Avenu.
Zone Is Quickly Resold
Bought at Auction Sale Week.
Holder ReseIls 1t at
Good Profit

Pease & Gilman are reported to hsys
sold for a client the five story build
ings at 49 and 81 West Thirty-eiphtb
Street which they bought last Thurs
day at an auction sale held by Josepk
P. Day for S203,0o0 The owners ars
said to have paid a good advance over
the auction price. Pesse & Elliman
refused to say who they were actinr
for in buying the property The new
holder of the realty win take title ID
it in the name of holding company.
New-York tribune., 1921-09-27
Home Moonshiner, Woman and
Girl Burned i'm Stills Rlov-TTn

Three persons were burned severely
last night in the explosion of still
at 29 Fayette Street, Brooklyn. Isaac
Hlrchtret, thirty-one years old, of Sc
Tompkins Avenue, Brooklyn, said to be
the operator of the still, was scorched
about the face and chest He was
taken to st. GATHERINGS Hospital and
made prisoner, charged with violating
the Volstead act.
Annie Einhorn, thirty-two years old.
and her daughter, Rose, ten years old
were burned about the abdomen and
arms. They also we're taken to the
hospital.
New-York tribune., 1921-09-27
Woman Is Given Six Months
Sentence for Abusing Child

Justices Kernochan, Herman and
Moss, in Special Sessions Yesterday.
sentenced Mrs. Mary Hughes, twenty,
four years old, of 229 East Twenty-ffth
Street, to serve six months in the
workhouse because of assaults on
James Ryan, two years and eight
months old, who boarded with her
while his mother worked.
1t was testified that the woman
placed the child under an open cold
water faucet, threw him upon mat
tress and beat him with rubber gas
hose and stepped on him.
New-York tribune., 1921-09-27
New Industry for Cleveland

CLEVELAND, Sept. ga new in
dustry, the Missouri Chain Company,
manufacturing patented auto tire
chain, has been secured for Cleveland,
it was announced to-day by the indus
trial development committee of the
Chamber of Commerce. The company
will begin production about October i,
turning out 500 pairs of chains day.
Harry Whiteside, OF Moberly, Mo-, in
ventor of the chain, is president of the
cOmnany
New-York tribune., 1921-09-27
Buyer of Larchmont Gardens
House Plans TmprOyemenf,

George Howe sold for the Sunnyside
Home Corporation an English stucco
residence on Myrtle Boulevard, Larch-
mont Gardens, Larchmont, N. Y, to
Roscoe Goodell, who plans extensive
improvements. Through the same broker
homesites in Larchmont Gardens have
been sold to Mrs. Jane Darrow. Of
Montclair; Harry Krieger and Mrs.
Jessie B. Wheeler, both Of New York,
and plot on Weaver Street to Grace
L. P. Clarke, of Larchmont, who owns
the adjoining property.
New-York tribune., 1921-09-27
Report Dry Goods Bettermen,

Wholesale distribution Of dry Goods
last week was larger than in the pre-
ceding weeks, according to the market
review issued by Marshall Field & Co.
Chicago. Orders from statesmen on
the road" says the review. ''were some
what less than the week before, al
though considerably ahead of the same
customers in the market than in the
previous week or year ago. Collections
show an improvement over the last few
weeks"
New-York tribune., 1921-09-27
Flat for Brooklyn Block Front
Estimated TO Cost Sl73. 600

A five-apartment building is to be
erected by B. Kowaloff from plans bv
Shampan & Shampan, architects, on
plot l03x100 on the east side of Sixth
Avenue, comprising the block between
Eighty-third Street and Fort Hamilton
Avenue, Brooklyn. 1t is estimated to
cost SITS 600.
New-York tribune., 1921-09-27
Find Suites ON East Side

. Duff & Conger, Inc, rented apart
ments at 120 East Eighty fifth Street,
So East Ninety-sxth Street, as East
Ninety-fourth Street, 100 East Eighty
fifth Street. 1869 Madison Avenue and
SO East Ninety-sixth Street to Robert
Cresswell, Mrs. r. G. Douglas, Miss E.
l.. Lynch, Miss A P. Hazen, William
A. Townsend and Eugene l.. Roger, re-
spectivey.
New-York tribune., 1921-09-27
Brooklyn Home
Has Been Sold From Plans

Samuel Galitzka sold from plans for
B. Picone & Son, builders, to Morris
Adest a new two-family house with
garage on the west side of East Tenth
Street, $40 feet north of Avenue I.
27x100 The property was held at sl5,-
500 and will not be ready for occu-
pancy until December /.
New-York tribune., 1921-09-27
Forty Easterly Flatbush
Lots Pass to New Owners
Property on St. Johns Place,
Between Rochester and Utica
Avo,1nos Sold

Harvey B. Newins, Inc, sold for the
Phipps Houses a plot consisting of
forty lots fronting on St. Johns Place,
Brooklyn, lying between Rochester and
Utica avenues. The property has been
held at $125,000. The buyers were rep
resented by Nathan Friedman, attor-
rev.
New-York tribune., 1921-09-27

Connecticut Farm for Explorer
Mrs. E. A. Butterworth sold her nine
ty-acre farm in Ridgeheld Conn, on
the Danbury Turnpike to Mr.. Harring-
ton, explorer for the Have Foundation.
E. H. Peck, of S. Osgood Pell & Co.
was the broker.
New-York tribune., 1921-09-27
Vincent Astor to Improve
Property on Ninth Avenue

Vincent Astor is to improve the
three-story stable and store property
at to 10 Ninth Avenue at a cost of
100000 from plans by Bloch & Hesse.
New-York tribune., 1921-09-27

The two-family dwelling at SO Brad
ford Avenue, 25x100, Flushing. has
hren se'a he Charles ". Valentine to
Nick zaccaro through j. Albert Johntra
New-York tribune., 1921-09-27
Long Beach BUYER to Build

The Lewis H. May Company, SOLD
for Berel Schwartz a plot Of lots On
Beech Street, Long Beach, l. /, b
Alfred Fleischl, who will erect an all
year dwelling.
New-York tribune., 1921-09-27
To Change Munson Building

The Munson Steamship Line is to
alter its building on Pearl. Wall and
Beaver streets frem plans by K M.
n,pr7 hison At cost O.. $4,000.
New-York tribune., 1921-09-27
Publicity Man Becomes Owner
Of Jackson Heights Apartment

Winfield S. Thompson. publicity man.
ager for the international Marine
Company, purchased an apartment at
Jackson Heights.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-07-29
Legal Notices
NEW CASTLE COUNTY. DELAWARF
S2iO,O00
So PER CENT HIGHWAY IMPROVE
AiENf BONDS.


sixth Series
sealed bids Will be received by the un-
dersgned until IL o clock noon on Tuesday
August 3, 1921 standard timel at the
Office OF the Icvs Court In the Court
House. in the city OF Wilmington. Della
ware, for the purchase Of all or any part
OF S2fn,uuu 30 per cent coupon Highway
Improvement Bonds Of New. Castle conn
~, Delaware, all Of such bonds being in
coupon form, with the privilege ef regis
tration as 70 principal only, In denomina-
ton Of 81 900 each. dated ItIly iq9O
airy. and July -. az the rate Of 81
Fer CENT per annum, payable at the Farm
erS Bank at Wilmington, Delaware in gold
coin OF the United states OF America
equal In weight and flneneSs 10 the pres
ent standard
$4,000 Highway Improvement
Bonds, sixth Series. maturing SI0.-
= 600 on July /, 1927. and $4,000
on July l Of each of the wears
1928 to 1882, Inclusive
The legality of this issue will be ex-
amined ny Aiessrs Caldwell aud Raw
apinion will be- furnished 70 the pur-
chaser. The bonds viii he prepared under
the supervision of the United states
Mortgage and Trust Company. New York
City, which Will certify as 70 the genuine
ness of the signatures of the county Of
: Bids are desired on fOrms which will be
furnished by the United States Mortgage
aud Trust Company or by the undersigned
A certified check for two per cent Of the
face value OF the bonds bid for. payable
"a he treasurer Of New CASTE county
Delaware. must accompany each hid. The
right Is reserved 20 reject any aud all bids
Dated July %. 1921
Chairman, finance Committee.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-07-29
rssp caRs

We have insuTurated another four-tay
rlcarHnce sale of used cars This sale
lasts I'll Monday next, August l. Below
ss,er az pr,ces thai viii move then as,irn
Read then act
1890 Ford Coups-In hrst-class me
chsn,esi condition; must go at the sacri-
1910 Ford >edan-Just the kind Of
~sr for the family man. It's mechanically
r~rfeci aud plppin only $500
lpi> Peerless Tnurlag-tn fine mcchand
cal condl ton. good rubber al around and
. mighty good buy ....- $3.50
ips0 Buick. 5-Ps--enser Touring Looks
painted good rubber all around with
extra on rear big buy 81 .050
te.p Dodge ~edsn-Only run 1000
miles original rubber. with extra on rear
this ear j. In fine mechanical condition
and T. rAre bargain ..... ----.- 81 800
1915 >tutx. e-passenser Touring-One OF
and rcpsinted. io flrst-class mechanical
condition and lust tise car for the fellow
who likes ~pss'd ...- ...---. 81 400
the popular little 400 models. and the
right kind OF ear for the man ~ limited
ineane both IN hrst-ciass mechanical con
1915 Dodge. 5-Psssenger To1ring@In
hrst-clsss SHAPE never been abused
one of the biggest bargains offered good
rushsr and other extras s575
1918 Maxwell Touring -fiye-pa asseuger
IN nrSt-ciass running order. good rubber
q @r"und right ready TO drive home and
iai7-ls-is-so Ford Roadsters good
H-sorifn"ni Of these popular little cars
~ mechanically right priced right TO suit
the p"cAet OF the working man.
ipis Chalmers Touring-A might fne
oesing car, In hr>t-ciass mechanical con-
Hilton. ~i'h good rubber all around a
mighty tns car for the price ...-... S425
"a Franklin Touring = Five-passenger-
he famous air-coolcd motor. easy run
hina great miieare on tires. an trst-class
hn-' han's.l condition. fuiy equipped and
1910 bort 5-passenger Touring-A
)nsahty hne light car. In 1rst-class me
h~nieal condition; good rubber and az a
1870 Oakland s.dan-A mighty fine
%loscd ear lust the thing for sii-year use
bvsrhauled aud repainted good rubber
'Dnd lots ~ extras and priced TO move
Iul7 REQ. s-Passcnrer Touring Over.
hauled and repxnted looks fine and runs
nne aud u fine. look IL over aud We are
sure sou u be Interested Priced low $3.50
1917 Dodge. Koadstor--In frst-claSs me-
'hAntesi condition. with good rubber al
around and an ext ra tire on rear. just the
rsr for the man of moderate means and
I.maii family ..-........ ......-..... x5Z5
iais DosiEe Would make ideal
|saf for doctor or any other use where own
~ Is compelled 70 be- out in all Kinds Of
|~ssther have priced low 20 move
I4uick ................. $3.50
Iple Chevrolet >sdan--A mighty fine
|iitfls closed car. fine running order motor
lin easrIsnt shape. good rubber and fully
traupped ...s....--... ....,........ $3.50
| All ihe above ears can be purchased on
|oaf Easy confidential payment plan, al
he same prices you purchase for cash. alb
|sslutsl, no charge for this service. We
5Hnnat urge too strongly that you come
In aud let us show you these cars. Most
|ah thoroughly oxerhauied and repainted
Aud sre as near ne~ as they can be made.
kFfi. MOTOR Co
kllNENTH AND TArNALL SIS.
pnOn1 t.A1A
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-07-29

PLAsTERING--Ai kinds; Lowe Pros.
1902 shailCross avenue estimates fur
nished. Phone 51O7 n.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-07-29
FRANK W. PIERsoN,
Secretary

Fas.
PROPOSALS Proposal the Mayor and
Council of Wilmington Delaware Sealed
proposals viii be received hy the UndeP-
slsned until o ciock y. m. August 4
1871 FOR the printing and hinding of
city license bnokS. Copy of same can be
seen q the Office of the cleFS OF the
Council. room No. Sos, Public Building
The right 70 reject any and all bids Is
reserved. Address all proposals in sealed
envelopes. to the printing committee OF
the Council of Wilmington, narSed Pro-
posal for Printing City License Books
Harry +. Vincent. James II. McManus
n McNabh, printing committee
FOR BOOKS AND SIP.
Es--sealed proposals Will be received
by the Board of Public Educa tiOn in
Wilmington, Delaware. for books and
supplies TO be used In the public schools
as per specifications on hle in the ONCE
Of the secretary of the board All pro-
posals must be deposited before s o'clock
g m. Monday. August -. 1921, and
must be marked proposals for hooks
and supplies The rigrt TO reject any
or all proposals is reserved. NJ Howard
lester. secretary.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-07-29

Chairman. finance olommittec.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-07-29
AuCTiONS---IEGAlS
Auction Sales

AUCTION SALES-Of every aescrip-
tion. Anywhere. II you want TO seil
see hamilton. the Square Deal
Auctioneer and Farm Agent 70s
Madison ST. Phone 734S W.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-07-29
EoR RENT
MAGNIFICENT HOME
". w. Corner Twenty-hrst and
Madison Streets

The owner. after purchasing ~ ey fere,
has authorized Us ~ offer this } o-sie az
an unusual price. The house has every
modern Improvement: 10 conforms Win
fhe desires of the most fastldiOus IN home
comforts.
FIRST floor opens IN large hall. living
room. dininaroOm. buffers pantry and
kitchen
second floor contains large sunny
rooms
Third floor contains three rooms
Fixtures Of the best design bath, elec-
trio light and dandy heating plart. en-
tire house is in excrilent condition. screens
and shades large plot. with garage. This
property q IN 3 very desirable and re-
sfricied section ~ Washington Heights.
This is positively one Of the best offers IN
this vicinity Investigate this unus usi
offer.
MUNDY & COMPANY
2I0 West Ninth street
Phones s16O-SO6I
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-07-29
NnTIcE !


Notice Is hereby given that the Mayor
and Council Of Wilmington, through
the Board OF Directors Of the Street and
Sewer Department. viii make application
70 the Court of General Sessions Of the
state OF Delaware. in and for New Castle
county. al its session on the first day Of
september, a. ID. 1921. at II O'Clock a.
m in the County Court House at VIII
ming ton. Delaware. for the appointment
sons TO Facate all that portion Of the bed
OF Twelfth street as laid out on the map
OF the city OF Wilmington. Delaware.
more particularly described as follows
Beginning at the intersection OF the
northeasterly side of Twesth street, at
Hiiy feet TO feet wide, with the north
swesterIy SHE Of Grant avenue, at sixty
feet 100 feet wide, thence northwesteriy
along the said side Of Twelfth street
three hundred and forty feet (3A0 feetl
70 the Southeasterly side Of Bayard ave-
nue.. { sixty feet go feet wide formerly
called Terrace Lane} thence Soathwesteriy
along the said side Of Bayard avenue
nfIy feet 100 feetl 10 the southwesteriy
side Of Twelfth street: thence sonthea ster-
y along the said side of Twelfth street
three hundred and forty feet $40 feetl
10 the northweSterly side OF Grant ave-
nue.. thence thereby northeasterly ffty
teSt $50 fee4 to the place Of beginning
the said portion OF the said Twelfth
street heing a public street of the city
OF Wilmington and public road in VIII
mington hundred
Board Of Directors Of the street and
Sewer Department,
Attest.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-07-29
AUcTloNS---LECALS
Legal Notices
sEALID BIDS
sGs7 900 CITY or Wf.MINGTON, DEL
AWARE. FIVE PER CkNT SINKING


sGs7 900 CITY or wuMiNGTON DEI,-
AWARE. fIgE fEE GENT sINhiNG
sealed bids will he rccpi sed until tWei ye
0ciocH noon on Monday. August /. A. ~.
1921. at the Office ~ samuel ). White.
city treasurer Wilmington Delaware,
for All or any part thereof of six hundred,
ninety-seyen thousand dollars, five per
cent. city ~ Wilmington. Delaware. sink
ing Fund Bonds. said bonds beIng issued
under authority OF an act Of General
biy approves, gs,. IsTeh ~ A. y ~
PARTNfENT or PUBLIC SAFETY
ron THE CITY or wIIMINGTON
AND pREsCRIBiNG ITs rowERs
AND DUTIES. and under authority q
titled tile As oRDISAScE no BoRRoW
s1o,saS slx aSSDBbIp sIsETg s,saz e sEyTS TS
BE FxPENDED UNDER THE On fR6E
or THE DEPARTMENT. or PUBLIC
SAFETY oF THE CITY or VIII
mlrsu9s F1f rH III frFT Fehp,p1 ppP,RT ~
MENT FOR SAID CITY
said bonds will be- issued ia denomina-
tions Of hfty dollars 500 or mnltipies
thereof; will bear interest 3t rate Of Eve
annually on October ! and April ] of each
year. hereafter until maturity. Said bonds
vii bear date of August 10. A. -. 1871.
and mature a. follows
81 800 on October !. a. D. 1855
2O0. 500 on April A. ID. 1854
2Df 500 on October a -. 1855
100 600 on April l. A. -. 1857.
sea7 600
All proposals must be accompanies ed by
certified check. payable TO the order of
The Mayor ana Council % Wilmington ).
FOR two per centum Of the amount 81
bonds for Which bid is submitted. same
20 be forfeited in case the successful bid
der or bidders fail 20 accept and settle
for bonds awarded al city freasurers Of
fee Wilmington. Delaware. az or before
- O'Clock noon on first day ~ september.
A. d. 1921 With accrued interest from
August i5 1921
The right is reserved to reject any or an
bids The geuuincncss Of the signatures u
he officials signing these bonds and Of
the seal impressed thereon will be certi-
fed BY the United states Mortgage and
Trust Company of New YORK.
All proposals must he enclosed IN sealed
envelopes addressed 10 samuel J white
city treasurer Wilmington DEL and
marked Proposals for sinking Fund
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-07-29
Attest
FRANK W. PIERSON.
Secretary.

ESTATE OF Louis II Duncan, deceased.
Notice is hereby given that letters testa-
rnentary upon the estate ~ Louis II
Duncan late OF New Castle hundred
deeeas seti were duly granted unto VIII
liam Deakyne. on the twelfth day Of
July. A. D. 1921 and all persons in
debted 70 the said decreased are requested
"a make payment 20 the executor with
out delay, and all persons having de-
mands against the decreased are required
to exhibit and present the same duly
profafed TO the said executor ON or he-
fore the twelfth day Of july A. ID. 1922.
or abide by the law in this behalf viii
liam Deakyne, executor. Address Francis
de II. Janyier. attorney -at-laW. Ford
Building. Wilmington. Delaware.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-07-29

AUCTION SALES
legal vo,Iess


PROPOSALS FDK JANTTORs' BEB-
PLIES sealed proposals. Slil be re-
ccigcd by the Board ~ Public Education
IN Wilmington Delaware fvr laniiOrs
supplies 20 b. used IN the pubic ecbOois
as Der schedule on hle IN the Office ~ the
secretary 0f the board - proposal,
must BE- deposited befofr 5 0iciOck y. M
Monday. August ~. 1921. and must he
marked proposais for Janitors suy-
plies The right 20 reject any OF aiI
proposals - reserved N. Howard
Jester. secretary
ESTATE or MABEL &. sCHTFFER-
DECKER. DECEBSED Notice u herr
BY given that letters ~ administration
upon the estate ~ Mabel q sblfef.
decker. sometimes RnOwn as Mabel g..
Wilson. late 81 Wilmington hundred.
desesse1 were duly granted unto John
- ifaWsips on the fy-~syenth day
~ JuiT. a -. 1921. and AL persons in
debied 20 said deceased are requested 20
make payments 70 the administrator
without delay. and all persons having
demands against the decreased are re-
quircd 10 exhibit and present the same
duly prgbated 70 the said s0WiniHtra Tor
on Or befOre the twenty seventh day
% July, 3. ID. 1872. or abide ~ the
law in this behalf John - Hawkins
administrator. Address James ~
Hughes. attorney = t-iaw, du POnt Build
ing. Wilmington. Delaware.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-07-29

XIII MOTOR co.
ki4N E>TH AND TATNALL SIS.
pnOnA dAAN