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New-York tribune., 1922-05-14
Briarciiff' Opens Saturday

BrIarcN" Lodr. VIII open its twcr :
ty-tirst season Formally OF Saturday.
Among the New Workers who haze made
reservations ct th. lodee. beginning E
:tr thc frat week Of tne season, are
Mr.. and Mr.. Dwight S. Richardson NJ.
st.d Mrs. J. EDWARDS Tycaof, Nr.snd
Mrs. Joseph T. Lc.r. Mrs. Bayaro Dom
inic.s srt Mr. snd Mrs. Roh,rt Z. liz
nEston.
New-York tribune., 1922-05-14

The Young Womca's Club o. the
Oranges VIII give the anal subscription
dance of the season NEXT Saturday = t
the clubhouse, 20 South Clinton Street
East Orance. Mrs. FRANZ Mutt chair
man OF the reception COMMITTEES. will
b. assisted in receiving BY her commit
tee and the recently elected members
O. the executive board Arrangements
are being made by the club for May
festival on Friday. May 2s. and for a
picnic on THURSDAY. June s.
New-York tribune., 1922-05-14
Society in the Oranges

NJ. and Mrs. Thoms, J. lash.r. OF
io6 South Burnett Street, East Orange
formerly % South Orange, have an
nounced the engagement Of theiy
daughter Miss Edith Corntla Lasher
70 Mr.. George Francis Curth, son OF
hr. snd Mrs. George Curth, Of Lonx
Island. Miss L.sher and Ter sister,
kuth. are TO have double wedding
reNt mo7th. Miss Ruth Ls.her'. cr-
gAgement to Mr.. Charles Barker Risu.
ncit. of Mstawar, formerly Of East Or
an.e, has been announced. Tho cere-
mony will be performed a. the I.2sher
residence hy the F.v. Or. Dorr F. pe'.
endorf' pastor ef Calvary Methodist
Episcopal Church. East Orange.
Miss Madeline Gr.wold, % Cnrti.
Plscr. Maol-wood and Nj. James Tur-
1'r Jr,. Of pittsburgh, viii bt married
! are 10 The ceremony Will ~ per
5orn,.o by the Rev Francis Il. Rich.y.
o. St. George Church. s2d will tshe
nlace st the Church Of ,he HolY Corr
"ln'on, South Orange. Miss Griswold
80 - the daughter Of MI ard Mrs.
acrt"n l.. Grisvo,d. viii be attended
by Mss Sernice Mcy.y. OF South Or
a7s.. As mad O. honor, 2rd by Mrs.
rsoFge Hsrton S.nger. o. pittsbursh
ser OF 'h- pros 2cct.Te brideEroom,
'"A'roh o. honot I5e bridesmaids
III % IS Ell2sbc.t nevsor. of t.as:
"r.Es"; Ms. {. 4. Ne:ncLen. NJ New
or; Mss Doyoth~ Nin,ick. o. Fats
5ursh. ara Miss Nsri.3 Z,brj,l.i. 81
Nsr,ewood Frsnc.s r}en,ira. nr ~,
Nor>. ard Betty West e, N.o}.woot
@;i be The 1ower eir..
Sr. Gco"go rer.on S.nger, OF ri,..-
c5ars. Ne re.i d saa Ms ~! ADes5 y T';s' Z ar A.
s' Ro.ce and Nr u" Rca.ed n I'd Sfai',S' Nsts..
New-York tribune., 1922-05-14

Mrs. George x. Meier. Of SIS Central
Avenue. East Orange, has announced q
The engagement Of her sister. Miss
Esther G. Muller. dau2htey Of the late
Mr.. and Mrs. John y. Muller, Of Jcr-
soy City, to Mr. Frederick O. Lindsey
j.. son Of Freebooter Frederick O.
Lindsey, Of East Orange.
New-York tribune., 1922-05-14

". sud Mrs. Theodore C. R1andeis,
o. Grove Road. South Orange, aYe
Visiting NJ. Rrandc!s's brother and
3. .ter-in-l.w. Nh. and Mrs. Robert
Sra ndeis. in Louisville. Ky
New-York tribune., 1922-05-14

Mr.. and Mrs. William F Diy. of
y:ilou Road. South Orange. vii! be at
N"sthampton Reach, l.. L. for the sum
mer mcn.hS
New-York tribune., 1922-05-14

Mr.. and Mrs. G. ". Walker, OF North
Par. way, East Orange. are entertain
ing about thirty guests over the week
erd a their cottage at Riyerdale.
New-York tribune., 1922-05-14

Mr. Frederick c. Blanchard. OF Essex
FeIls, formerly Of East Orange, has
announced the engagement of his
daughter. Miss Ruth Elizabeth Blancr,.
ard, and Mr. Ralph Waldo Chase. Of
Pennington, Conn. The marriage will
be performed in New York June /.
New-York tribune., 1922-05-14

Mrs.. L. L. Shaw. OF North Parkway,
East Orange. was hostess ~ ner home
Friday for the FRIDAY Evening Card
Club. Mrs. Shaw has just returned
from visit in Boston
New-York tribune., 1922-05-14

~. Srt Mrs. George Merck and
family. o. l.!eveIlyn Par W~st
Ot.usc, viii divid" their time during
th, snmne' months between thcir
West Orange homs and their cottage at
itu0ou.
New-York tribune., 1922-05-14

Nr. and Mrs. H. c. Ommerlc. Of
Scr<ley Avenue, Orange, entertained at
bridge FriGsy IN honor Of Mrs. Robert
NeWtnu.e. N' Park Avenue. Orange
New-York tribune., 1922-05-14

NJ. and Mrs. p. s. Reldon, Of South
ThJrd Street, South Orange, VIII de-
part Ma - 20 attend the Rotary Club
ocGvcntior Al Los Angeles.
New-York tribune., 1922-05-14

Mr.. md Mrs. Sidney NJ Colgatc. o(
Certer street Orange. viii depart thc
cary part OF juno for their cottage
r. S.canac.
New-York tribune., 1922-05-14

Nr and Mrs. y. S. Strait and their
dauch1er Mss Eola strait, as Miss
sess'" = COOK. o Eswthorne Avnrnt
Fast Orange. will 1cpar; NAY + for
Ect Springs. Va.
New-York tribune., 1922-05-14

-"r: and Mrs. Il. Bosvdman Sns!dins
@nd family. o. Las, payI; Street, East
orahs", sailed yesterday for Eu,on.,
"AcrH trey VII remain for III. sum =
fher.
New-York tribune., 1922-05-14

IT, sad Mrs =. Eids.way Macy. for-
"tr.T Of Mortified Roac. West Oranc..
,i.l 90 10 Scotland tor the summer.
lot Ha@T faNUv was Al Cannes dur
ins Tie N.ntoy ses.or.
New-York tribune., 1922-05-14

Mrs. .fc,n> aumphyey Crawford Of
re. hold3 Terrace, Orange. has rc.
lu'ned rom a ten wce.s' cruise Of thc
M.ai iteIrAneaa. Which included Tay,t
nd the Holy Lana. MIS-. AIbert Doo1
of Highland Avenue, Orsnse, Who werI
on the same cruise, Will arrive hon.
next month.
New-York tribune., 1922-05-14

marriage on Saturday Of last week of
MISS tdna May Morrel, daughter of
Mr. and Mrs John Morrell, e Newport
: Ynd Mr.. Eebert Phillips Lott son Of
Mrs. Adelainc Lott. OF II Vale Terrace.
West Orange. Following The ceremony.
which MAS performed in the parsonage
Of Calvary Methodist riscoral Church,
keyrort, Mr.. sNd Mrs. Lott departed
for Randolph, VI.
Mis-. Carol Gillespie. Of HARRISON
Street. EAst 0ranH". Ssve tea anc
ll'chen shower Wednesday aftcrro oon
N horror OF Miss Blanca Eyre Of Bcrk-
ried IL June 10 NJ. Thomas Grlnnel|,
az Orange and form erly OF Boston.
Included among the Oraneeites who
Will vacation ~ Westhsmpton. l.. L..
aye Nj. ard Mrs. Cour;land Kelsey. o.
Woodland Avsnue. East Orange; Mr.
snd Mrs. Stephen 7. Kelsey, Of Pros
A. r. Beach and family. Of Scotland
Road. South Orange; M and Mrs. T..
Butler nuyckincn. OF Charlton Avenue,
South Orange; Nj. and Mrs Edward
lea. Of Gicrwooo Avenue, East Orange
Mr. ana Mrs. Elliott Cutter. Of Scot
lard Road, South Orange; Mr.. and Mrs.
Milan II. Goodwin, Of Harrison Street.
East Orsns", and Mr.. and Mrs. William
f. t. Smith Of Harrison Street. East
Orange
:, , r.,- ,
Certer street. Orange. viii depart tho
cary part Of juno for their cottage
= '9'11hac'
NJ. and Mrs. p. $. Reldon, Of sou,h
Thjrd Street. South Orange. VIII dc
l"I. Na. - "t'e.'u 'he notary ''Gn
'o''N'NN'o' - LOS y Anse'es'
A.. N, ~ n,
, 90" W. = II. - 'hI"el'e "'
hrld2" FHrAE IN honor Of Mrs. Robert
Ne"hh0.f' lark Avenue orange.
u.. n. N., A.,
y.n'il, " .afi,0n~ o'iV~ pn,g Wy, "o"
n, l>''.'r', ;,i ,:.' - ~ NSl
49, u. ~ r''" ~" '''S
~. n. '',' ''''
,,,>na,
'E' 49,
~. srd Mrs. Thcodoro G. p,o,dsis
o. Grove Road South Orsrof are
Visiting NJ. Rrandc;ss brother .nd
s:.ter-in-l.w. g: Nh. and Mrs Eobtrt
-,
,v;]|. r''c " " ,.i"'N nlN' o,
~ ..''t Noau. Hou'n N'"uSr. VIZ De at
" wv" ~ o. On he"cn' H. L. Tor inc sum
1'I. and MIS- Robert Slimmor. Of 36
Noi'h A!NnGton Avenue. East Orange.
ia'" snnonncrd the engagement o.
lhH4r dauGhtoT. Miss Janet Hastings
htimmon. Is James Lawson Nesbitt. OF
->ew York. Miss Silmmon, who has Just
'etuEned from m extended trip through
Connecticut. Is graduate OF the Miss
schoo! and member Of ,he XIV y"rl
bar.
Miss Dorothy Schwcinler, DAUGHTER
81 Nr. ard Mr. Charlie. Schweinler. Of
Eidscwav Avenue, West Orange. is
chairman in charge Of ARRANGEMENTS
= ~ 49, - or.ra sm.nS a. a. ths s Oman C'uo.
.':,. .-1,. orahse' ,on the osne1t OF the
9ao.ns 1r. 'dno o. nosemo'nt Hs;! South
p.n p.o;,Sa rNon rss ;'" D, .'.ee ,nc'udeS MISS
,,.LaT. G'.-' S,,. """ N'SS ''.e'I
Frances !. Gilbertson Of Eas, Orange.
PARKWAY Fa.t Or.noe srs 4n+ort.;,
;nc Shout thi,,v rnnsfs orer 49, r'a.t. a"'.
erd at thair ro,+,c.. -, p;,'arJol.
''''
Mrx. George K. ;cier. OF 575 Central
Avenue. East Orange, has announced !
The engagement Of her sister. Miss
Esther c. Muller dau2hter Of the late
! =: :. son Of rreeho'der Frederick O.
New-York tribune., 1922-05-14

Ms J: Il. Isaf. Of a South Man7
avenue, East Orange, Will entertain at
Aer home Ihursds~ At !irn.r. followed
BY bridge party.
New-York tribune., 1922-05-14

NJ and Ms. Floyd l.. TompA.ns. ~
~ HsrWson Street. East Orange say.
fctu"ned from Sermuda.
New-York tribune., 1922-05-14

Mr. and Mrs. William Arthur Bsb,on.
o. 80 South Mum A cnuc. East OY.nt.
eturned home yesterday from, a rr!p ;r
Iii. Ca;:Ailly. - ~
Mountain advocate., 1922-07-07
Got I'm All Worried.

PAS sick In bad" ...
THAT soi 70 your mother worriedr
'Tn cay 90. When Pas sick hsr
worry. anybody"
Mountain advocate., 1922-07-07
UP A CHIMNEY

On Sunday night Sheriff ]. NJ.
Carnes, and Deputy Ike Taylor left
town for the head of Big Richland
to go to the home of James Jones,
wanted in the courts of Knox Coun-
ty on various charges, and surround
ed the house. Shuffling was heard
as the door was opened from the
inside. The folks denied that said
Jones was there but upon searching
they found some OF his clothing un-
der the bed. After looking every
where else without success the
Sheriff threw his fiashlight up the
chimney and 10 and behold, there
was Jones, nude except for an un-
dershirt. After a wash-up he was
brought to Knox County jail.
Mountain advocate., 1922-07-07
WORN NERVES

Nervous troubles, with backache,
dizzy spells. queer pains and ire
gular kidneys, give reason to sus-
pect kidney weakness and to try
the remedy that has helped our
neighbors. Ask your neighbor!
Mrs. J. T. Beddow, ~ Main St.
says: Il can recommend Doan's
Kidney Pills. from experience. My
kidneys were weak and I suffered
with nervous. dizzy headaches. I
felt run down and languid and the
least work tired me out. The action
of my kidneys was irregular. l
knew my kidneys were at fault and
l bought Doan's Kidney Pills at the
Costollow Drug Co. and used them
as directed They helped me in
every way, Strengthening my kid
neys and relieving the dizziness and
headaches" (Statement given Nov
ember 7th, 1916D
On March 18th, 1921, Mrs. Bed
dow added: Il still think the same
of Doan's Kidney Pills as when ]
endorsed them four years ago
Doans have practically cured me Of
the trouble and I haven't needed tc
use them for a long time"
60c at all dealers. Foster-Mil
burn Co., Mfrs, Buffalo, n. Y. Adv
Mountain advocate., 1922-07-07
DEMOCRAT MAY RUN AGAINST
CONGRESSMAN ROBSON

Charles J. Sipple, democrat of
Laurel County. may become a can
didate for Congress in opposition to
Congressman Robsion. The demo-
Gratis of Bell County sought to run
Russ Hin of Bell County, but that
silver tongued young gentleman did
not fall for the task and Mr.. Sipple,
who is owner of Spring Grove Farm
near Fariston may undertake to de-
monstrate what is the real democra-
tic strength of the 11th district.
Mountain advocate., 1922-07-07
PARDONED BY GOVERNOR

The governor pardoned William
Imman, who was received at the re-
formatory April 25 of this year to
serve for sixteen months for mali
cious shooting and wounding. In
man was convicted for shooting
Murphy Pearce. August 10, 1921, at
the Lynn Camp Church, Knox Coun-
ty. The trouble which resulted in
the shooting was caused by brothers
of the two men, Clyde Pearce, a
brother of Murphy Pearce, having
threatened the life. Of Finley In
man unless he stopped going with
girl in whom he was interested.
Louisville Herald.
Mountain advocate., 1922-07-07
ALLISON AVENUE NEWS

Bassett Asher and Raman Jarvis
are now at the ball game near Lon
don and from there they will leave
Immediately for Harlan gold mines
to dig gold and other metals for
several months.
Eugene Hale, of Jarvis Flat
Woods, who has been a log steer
driver for a great many years at the
Grindstaff sawmill' camps has ac-
cepted a position driving eight to
twelve mules hauling timber to the
Fair Grounds and other eastern
points.
c. c. Black, who has been run
ming a hoisting engine on Horse
Creek, came back home Sunday.
Gilbert Mills has bought lot on
Allison Avenue and will build a four
story brick dwelling.
Jim Gray was at the Grindstaff
saw mill camps all last week.
X. T. Thompson was en-route
Saturday for the Grindstafr camps
passing thru Baileys Switch very
early.
Listen! You had better subscribe
for the Advocate II yon fail you
will lose the best part Of your life.
Nancye Steele returned Sunday
from an absence of seven weeks
which she spent visiting relatives in
Coeburn and Big Stone Gap, Va.
Mountain advocate., 1922-07-07
ROAD CONTRACT TO
BE LET SOON

On the authority of Congressman
]. NJ. Robson, Judge ]. 7. Stamper
is able to announce that the con-
tract for matchmaking the road be-
tween Barbourville and Pineyille
will be let by the State Highway De-
partment shortly.
This means that Knox County
will soon have a completed highway
running from the Laurel county line
to the Bell county line, since the
work to be let on the Barbourville
Pineville road is merely the fore
runner of the completion OF all the
road which in turn will mean that
one of the weakest links In the
Boone Trail has been obliterated
and tourists will be able to travel
from north to south over a perfectly
good road leaving their monetary
tribute behind them.
Davis & Graham, road contractors
who are now grading the Kno1-Bell
section OF road to be maeadamized'
hope to have the grading finished
within a few days and be ready to
turn over the road to the govern
ment properly surfaced, by August
Congressman Robson also states
that plans and specifications for the
ACKNOWLEDGEMENT road, via Grays
\ have been approved by the Federal
Mountain advocate., 1922-07-07
SALE NOTICE

There will be a sale Of the person
al property of I. T. Mills, deceased,
at his home place on the 18th day
of July, 1929, at 8 or 10 am.
Mules and Harness,
/ Good Brood Mare,
Cattle, etc. Furniture etc, Wagon
Outfit, Chains. etc, Guns, Saddle
Bags, etc.
Everything over five dollars will
be sold on three months time with
good security.
N. B. MILLS, Administrator
of, /. T. Mills, Deceased
Mountain advocate., 1922-07-07

Department and forwarded TO the
State Department with instructions
to proceed to let the contract for
grading and drainage.
County Attorney Phil Senters has
taken prompt action to ensure that
all right-of-way objections be imme-
diately cleared up so that nothing
may interfere with the building OF
the road between Pineville and Cor
bin.
Mountain advocate., 1922-07-07
RESULT OF EXAMINATIONS

The following applicants in the
June examination made grades as
follows:
c. d. Knuckles, Beckham Garland,
Joe West and John c. Sears, made
First Grade Certificates.
John l.. Hall and Winnie East
ridge made Second Grade Certifi-
Gates
Thirty-one originally entered the
examinations.
w. w. EVANS County Supt.
Mountain advocate., 1922-07-07
Rheumatism at 60
S. S. S. Thoroughly Ride the Body Of
Rheumatism Impurities.

Somebody's mother Ia suffering to-
night The scourge Of rheumatism
has wrecked her body; limping and
suffering, bent forward, she. sees but
the common ground, but her aged
heart still belongs to the starsi Does
anybody care? s. s. S. is one Of the
greatest blood-purifiers known, and It
helps build more blood cells. Its med
icinal ingredients are purely vegeta-
BILE. II never disarranges the stomach.
IL is, in fact, a splendid tonic, blood
rheumatism from joints. muscles and
the entire body. II builds firm flesh.
IL is what somebody's mother needs
tonighti Mother, If you can not 60
out to get a bottle of S. S. S. yourself
surely somebody in your family Will
Somebody, get q bottle of S. s. S. nowi
Let somebody's mother begin TO feel
joyful again tonight Maybe. maybe
itis your motheri SIS. S. is sold at
all drug stores, in two sizes. The
larger size is the more economical
Mountain advocate., 1922-07-07
Poison In sss,s sstnu,

xns secretion OF honey bees st1ns
b about six-thousandths OF a grain,
tvo-thirds of which Is water. The rest
u the poison.
Mountain advocate., 1922-07-07

Mr.. Greenbie Is thoroughly American
in his viewpoint, and what he has 70 say
on the vital problems Of the Pac!'!c Will
be heard with interest by every mer1'
her Of his ChAutruGun audience.
Mountain advocate., 1922-07-07

Who would be without the home
town paper?
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1922-05-16
MY A5lj6|ksM5stsIn

Schedule in Effect April 30th, 1922
Trsins Leave Charles Town, W. w.
NO. IL. SoUTHBoUND
S.43 A. II. For Basic. Natural Bridge, Roa.
noke. Bristol and interme diats
stations. Parlor (Broiler) to
Bristol and connected at Roa-
noke with Through Sleeper to
Columbus, Cincinnati &
Chicago.
NO. "a
5.28 P. ID. For Shenandoah and an Inter.
mediate points.
kZ.29 a. m stop to let OF from connsrt;n.
lines ct Hagerstown or Sbsn.
andoah Junction. or to take On
passengers for Basic or beyond
Sleeper to Williamson snd
Minston-Saiem. N. c. Dining
NO. Is. NoRTHBoUND
Leave Charles Town.
q 40 A N FOR Hagerstown and intermo-
date stations. Connect. -
Shenandoah Junction with p
. o. for Washington. Also
connects ct Hagerstown Win
rem System for Harrisbu
ana points north.
NO. H.
0.UO r. ID. For Hagerstown and int.ru.d-
nte stations. Parlor Car :.
1agerstown and Sleepfng C.
nagerstown to Phiisdslphi.
nll.o4 q. mSsoD 20 let on from Basie o.
beyond or to take on pessen-
GER Tor connecting Hnes At
snenandoah Junction or Har-
hates. schedules and additional inform.t s.,
furnished upon application to ARepts a. -.
Railway, or = 20
W. B. BEvILL, W q aArnrn~n.
SsnJ Pass AGENT Yass Trafae Ner
Roanoke. VI.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-08-25
SUCCESS-POWER
Advice

The advice crop is always large but the Of
It consumed is small The trouble with most advice Is
that someone ese gives It,
When man refuses 70 listen TO your advice you
apt To say 'lIe will not listen to reason" That
thought Is good TO remember the next time you
retuse to follow the counsel of friend
II Is good rule TO listen advice whenever IL Is
offered, for in this way you keep your friends But
nocept only when it appeals TO the best that's you
Practice on yourself what you preach to your neigh
Dor and both you and your neghbor will profit thereby
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-08-25
AUCTIONS--LECALS
LeraI Notices

DE IT. ENACTED PIX *, THk H. FSn!MrIAXTkk !rIXTEkk
OF THE STATE OF DELAWARE in
gEMEEAL 81 ~ ~ "a AssHMbh9 nfy THE NMKMhEHs
khhCTED TO EACH HOUSE CON
ouKRiNg THEHEiN) iA,,,. :. ., a..
and tho same IL hsrcby amended By edd.
ing Immediately After Section ? tnsrooI
the following new section 70 be known ~
sECyTfON 10. No citixnn Of tho State
Of Delaware shall DO disqua1itod 70 hole
and enjoy any once. or public trust
under tho laws OF this State. by reason OF
''N WALLACE $. EANDY.
Prosidont Pro Tom Of the Senate.
speaker OF tho House.
MHTl HHnroYpsd p' baRRHsa!!,hyh' sen! dovdiSoi@ p; ssa,
i, A. X. Benson. Secretary cf 3tAts o'
the State OF Delaware, do boroby certify
that the above and foregoing is true
Dnsat'' ment 10 Article is Il the Constitution o.
the state OF Delaware, and providing ths'
no citizen Of tho state OF Delaware sbsl
| nee. or public trust, under the laws of thil
/ state by reason Of seS, as the Same Hp
! pears on tho enrolled bill hled in the ONO
Of the Secretary Of state and approved b
said Bin proposing such Amendment to th
constitution Of this state is published II
accordance with the requirements o
| the constitution of the State,
....'-''s.-"-'' IN TEST ] NJ N
secretary's WHEREOF, / have here
. Seal unto set my hand an
s''''.'..'''''' official seal At Dover. thl
twenty-first day of July, In tho year Q
our Lord, one thousand nine hundred An
twenty-five. -
a. X. BENSON,
| Ecrrptarv ~
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-08-25
Legal Notices

CONSTITUTIONAL AMENDMENT.
AN ACI proposing an Amendment to
Section of Article S Of the Constitu tiop
Of the State OF Delaware, In rela ton TO
BK II ENAGTED BY THE SENATE
AND HOUSE OF REPRE- RESENTATIVES
OF THE STATE OF DELAWARE IN
THIRDS OF ALL THE Members
ELECTED TO EACH HOUSE AGREE
ING THERETO):
= SECTION sS ion J. That Section of Article 8
ware be amended by. striking out ali Of
said Section OF Article 8, ana insertina
in lieu thereof the following:
SECTION 8; The, General Assembly
capitation tax from every citizen of the
State OF the age OF twenty-one years or
upwards; but such tax to be collected in
any county shall be uniform throughout
that county, and such capitatlon tax
shall be used exclusively in the county
In which ~ Is collected,
WALLACE y. HANDY,
President Pro Tenn Of The Senate.
WALTER j. PASkEY,
Speaker OF tho House
W.T. MM, B. DEeSNEY. leSl p Governor. G agea;.
!. a. II. Henson. Secretary OF State OF
the State of Delaware, do hereby certify
that the above and foregoing Is true and
correct copy OF Senate Bill No. % en-
titled An ACT proposing an amendment
TO Section OF Article of the Constitu-
ton OF the State OF Delaware, in relation
to Capitation Tax. as the same appears
on the enrolled bill filed In the oAice OF
the Secretary OF State and approved By
the Governor, April 2. A. d. 1921, which
said bill proposing such amendment *
the constitution of this State is publishec
in accordance with the requirements Of tn,
constitution OF the State.
'''s''.s'-.-s'' IN TIE STIM y
'Secretary's' WHEREOF, l have here
Seal unto set my hand and Of
''s''''''''e''' ficial seal at Dover. thi
twenty-first day of July, N Nie war O
our Lord one Thousand nine hund.ed ane
! twenty-five.
A. X. BENSON,
Secretary of Stata
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-08-25
FINANCIAL
Money to Loan

MONEY TO LoAN--on mortgages in
sums TO suit: will not keep you waiting
II you have good security. W. E. Powell.
q0l Shipley street. Phone 5la7.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-08-25

STOHE--For rent. 40 East Seventh
street, SIS, including light and heat
Apply 105 West Ninth street.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-08-25
ESTATE OF FLORENCE NJ. SEWARD

ESTATE OF FLORENCE NJ. SEWARD.
ECEAsED-Notice is hereby given
that letters OF administration upon the
estate Of Florence NJ. Seward, late of
duly granted unto Mary A. Seward on
the TWEEN ty-first day Of August, a. ID
1922, and all persons indebted 20 said
deceased are requested 20 make payment
TO the administratrfx without delay, anc
all persons having demands against th.
deceased are required 20 exhibit anc
present the saune duly probated 10 tn
said adrnInistratrix on or before tn
twcnty-frst day Of August. A. ID. 1923
or abide by the law In this behalf Mar,
A, Seward. administrators. Addres
1912 West Eighth street, Wilmington
Delaware.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-08-25

CONSTITUTIONAL AMENDMENT.
IAN ACT proposing an .Ameudment TO
OF Delaware. and providing that no citizen
Of tho S.ate OF Delaware snau be dis
qualified TO hold and enjoy any offioe.
State, by reason OF sex.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-08-25

ESTATE or MARTIN II. FRAIM. DE-
CEASFD-Sotice Is hereby given that
letters OF administration upon the estate
5f Martin r. FraiIn. late OF Wilmington
hundred. deceased. were duly granted
unto Martin E. Fraim on tho second day
of August. A. ID. 1922. and all person.
10 mako payments 70 the administrator
without delay. and ali persons having
demands against tho deceased are re-
qulred 10 exhibit snd present the same
duly prohAted TO the said administrators
on or before the second day OF August
A. ID. 1923, or abide by the law In this
behalf. Martin Il. Fraim. administrator.
Address 1900 Market street. WILMINGTON,
Delaware.