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The Chattanooga news. [volume] (Chattanooga, Tenn.) 1891-1939, 1919-06-19
DANIELS CRITICISES
Secretary Of Navy Opposes consolIda-
tion Plan,

Washington, June 19.-(A. P.)-Ap-
pearing before the senate naval COM
mittee today to urge an increase In the
appropriation for naval aviation from
$4,000, 900 fixed by the house, to $685.
0O0, 900, Secretary Daniels vigorously OPP
posed proposals that the air services of
the army, naval and postoffice depart
ment be consolidated under a cabinet
officer.
II consider this plan most unwise,"
said the secretary. Naval aviation
should be as much part of the navy
department as the bureau of naval
ordnance. Aircraft are needed as much
by the feet as are destroyers, or sub
marines. The service in one department
would be inlmeasureably weakened"
Mr. Daniels said from his observation
while overseas recently Great Britain
had found a Joint air service unsatis-
factory. Some changes already have
been made in the administration of the
service, he said. to give the navy
larger voice.
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ARREST OF ARSON GANG
Police Expect Confession From kunski
Brains of Fire Bug Ring.

Chicago, June 19.-Full CONCESSIONS
are expected by the police today from
Antony Kunski, a building contractor.
and Miss Florence Mann, arrested in
connection with a $4,000 fire bug
ring" which is alleged to have been
responsible for more than 200 fires in
Chicago and in surrounding towns in
Illinois, Michigan, Wisconsin, Indiana
and Iowa.
The police believe Kunski to be the
"brains' of the arson gang. James
Kabulis also is under arrest as an al
legged member of the gang.
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JAIL FALLS IN DISFAV0R

New York, June 19.--The county Jail
at Mineola. L. l., where Mrs. Jack"
DeSaulles. Mrs. Florence Carman, and
other persons awaited trial, including
Frederick Holt, who shot j. =. Morgan,
is in disfavor with federal judges 1t
was learned today. An investigation
is being made fharges that the Min
cola Jail is more of summer resort
than prison. 1t is charged that pris-
oncrs were permitted to go on auto
mobile rides, that poker parties with
that one prisoner was allowed to spend
the last fortnight of his term at the
Flks club
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BIG BLOW TO BOLSHEVIKI

BY Loss of important Dcnetz Coal
Basin.
London, June ia. PO- The re-
ported loss of the important Donetz
coal basin by the bolsheviki is viewed
in London as a heavy blow to the
maintenance of the soviet govern
ment. The bolshevik depended on
the coal from the Donetz regioN to
effect improvements on the railways
and to operate factories.
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UNEASY LIES, HEAD
THAT WORE A CROWN

London. June 6.-(By Mail)
Says the Evening Standard:
1.-THE ex-kaiser Is now writ
ing his memoirs. Presumably
1t will appear under this title;
"'Uneasy lies,
"'By a head that wore a
crown"
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UNDERGOES OPERATION

Lord NorthcllHe's Condition Reported
Satisfactory
London, June 19.-Vi cunt North
elite. newspaper owne and former
head of the British mission TO the
United States. underwent an operation
yc sterday. A bulletin issued by his ply
sicians says the viscount's condition is
satisfactory.
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We |
ried and
Suits in
CHANGES MIND

N. j., June 19.-Samuel
consented to serve one
president of the Ameri-
of Labor. at the end of
will retire. according to
out the convention hall.
r this determination, it is
the veteran labor leader
I'd for reelection.
Iatthews, of New York.
3 je Sullivan, of Philadel-
lived here and announced
of organization among the
Is. The work of organiz-
kus has been proceeding under
some time, but an open cam
now being started i'm view of
er-General Burleson's recogni-
cir right TO bargaining.
the biggest fights in the ofling
S the proposed amalgamation
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HAND THAT SIGNS
SHOULD ROT OFF

Berlin, June 19.-"The hand
which signs the present terms
should rot Off" declared the
Lokal Anzeiger today in a bit
ter editorial advocating the
summary rejection of the peace
terms.
Editorial comment was uni
formly bitter throughout.
As opposed to the fury of
the editorials, however, opin-
ion along the streets and in the
cafes of Berlin today is in ia
vor of signing the terms and
ending the present misery A
plebiscite would result over
whelmingly in favor of sign
ing, it is believed, despite OFF,
clal and editorial condemna-
ton.
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HAVE YOU ASKED THE
CHATTANOOGA NEWS2

The Chattanooga News In
formation bureau will furnish
you with exact and definite in
formation on almost any sub
ject under the sun. BY CO.
operating with the hundreds of
government experts in this city,
by drawing on the immense
resources of knowledge gath
cred and made available in the
departmental libraries and the
peerless Library of Congress,
the Information bureau is able
to offer TO Chattanooga News
readers service of unprecedent-
ed scope and value.
This service Is entirely free
to you. You have only to mail
your question. along with a
2-cent stamp for return post
age, and all possible service
will be cheerfully rendered.
The Chattanooga News invites
you to take advantage of this
opportunity to find out what
ever you want to know"
Address The Chattanooga
News Information bureau.
Frederic j. Haskin. director.
Washington, ID. G.
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CHINA ISSUES MANDATE

Official of Old Glass Asked 10 Form
Cabinet.
Peking, June 15.-A. p, Delayed.)-
A mandate has been issued accepting
the premier's resignation and appoint
ing Kung Hsin-Chun, minister of
finance. as acting premier. Kung Hsin-
Chun has agreed to act for ten days
only.
Chow Shu-Mu has been asked to form
cabinet. He is an official Of the old
class and personal friend Of the presi-
dent
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WANT JUDGES IMPEACHED
-abor Condemns "Usurpatlons by the

Labor Condemns "UsurpatIons by the
Judiciary"
Atlantic City, N. j.. June 19.-(A. PD
The American Federation of Labor in
a resolution adopted at its convention
here today condemning what were de-
clared to be "usurpations by the judi
ciary" of the governments legislative
and executive powers. recommended
that organized labor disregard injunc-
tional DEGREES of courts on the ground
that such DEGREES violated rights guar
anteed under the constitution.
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Showers, Says Billy 'POssum

The old guards
growing restless
and the days in
ere Sc t h e / r
{ h irst; they're
making all sorts
of excuses not to
be here on July
first. And they
all win bear close
W a t C h in g, for
there's none made
any slicker, or
they every one
will be A. w. o.
l. (which means
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of international unions, forecasted by
the radical elements of the federation.
Thus. should one trades union strike.
practically organized labor would auto
matically follow.
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ROTARY NAMES ALBANIAN
First Presidential Candidate Without
Opposition.

Salt Lake City June 19.-Albert 5.
Adams, of Atlanta, first vice-presi-
dent of the International Association
OF Rotary Clubs. in convention here,
was today nominated without oppo-
sition for president Of the assoeia1
ton. This is the first time in the
history OF rotary that a presidential
has had no opposition.
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Feeling Toward Peace More
(rable-Other Lights on Situation
(By the Associated Press.) J


Ing treaty to be taking more
II Although peace delegation headed by Count Won
represented decidedly to acceptance of the
dispatches from Wemar, where the German
assembly considering the treaty. reflect different
n Ucasts dominant political force in the Ger
l eclared these advces to be favoraby inclined
while the clercals and the democrats of the
SA ed be swinging in the direction One report
Il people the capital resigned to the future, de-
= treaty signed and the suspense ended.
however, of exciting nature printed in
t being said the British grand fleet is prepared to sail
>rman waters that British dirigbles are already
T. Ill, If not German soil.
|. which British intending to send out on a
ri late this week. is said by report to be over the
and machine ready for action Her sister
ported to have left last night cruise which will in
IN One thing definitely known is that the R34 will not
HI d trip until the German situation is
rs being taken up by the minor officials of the
Tsence of President Wilson Belgium Efforts being
Eralway communications between Fiume and Tries and
faction of ITALY, Jugo-Sava and Czecho Slovaia. This
difficult and be left to be considered by the
IF Spartacan and adherents to stir riotous
to have been definitely defeated disorders
eported since Wednesday futile attempt to break
the cabinet members quartered Demonstrations by
Brest Tuesday night and Wednesday to have died
recurrence of the trouble feared there according
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PENNSYLVANIA PASSES
SUFFRAGE BY 81 TO 6

Harrisburg, Pa, June 10
The Pennsylvania senate today
passed finally. by 81 TO 6, the
joint resolution ratifying the
woman suffrage amendment to
the federal Constitution. The
resolution was sent to the
house, where 1t will be acted
upon before final adjournment
of the legislature next Thurs
daV
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after wine or liquor).
The weather? Probably thunder
showers tonight. Fair Friday and
little change in temperature.
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E} thanking him for what
w ID for Belgium. The Brit !
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CASTING RECORDS AS
MADE BY FISHERMEN
Hook and Line Sportsmen Engage
IN Record Breaking Feats,
as Wei as Others.
Nv Peter p Carnev.


Nod. hear at world records ior a4bo-
m0nHc racing for golf, f0r crspsnoutlnE
TOR lrc .Aatiag, nut Sell get you never
heard If angling records Well they 1ave
records lor angling Vls; i they rave
records III other sports and fetSeen To.
au,t ug and tine gate r0st tncrr are = i0r oa
fellows iatgryS1gt. IN these casting rsror1>
Fishing i great sport Nc don
Snow GoW maEY Millions of neopie tTs
interested fishing Huy Ne snow 1as
tht-r 4rc j lot, mi tlas there are $ .ot y.
fish the sea, ana rivers, anl r'o>>.
tis. haven { been caasnt Anu no Ea II
how many yuu ,aAe aat. Hc1u re 'na
le.t hanks .o efficient fish aac -lrnt
associations.
Bur SHAT Me want to get Is front II Voc
Il thc world casting recor-is ngrt ap e.
he infinite compiled hy ng Nalu1a
Association st Scientific Angling Cl'lI>
Here he. rc
Snrc6 ~ casting r. y aanp~
O2 feet New Work. y y ~.
Salmon is + y Pcc e. .ctt ~lr
francesca. Csl 1918.
Ilgh, rackle distance 9y " ID Naas
field. l29 feet. 6 inches san frsucis,
Cai.. 1902
DistanCc ay .oyr and hrs ~Q4rt,
o4ace rod i VI, arthy .rcrsg,
three casts. ll2 2-5 fcet Ch,cas 'H
1919
Heavy ta,k.c distance ay R rs
Mansfield l3t ftes san Frsucisce
1918.
Qur-og-ea,, distance
tlygc tlrsa-, au casts, l51
Chicago VI l9lI
IlQ4rter-muyr distance h4u
flcgpl longest SINGLE east 1898 t'- 'sc
Chicago III 1911
Haf-ouaec distance aat 81 tlc-
average NJ FIVE casts a212 I-l2 ,.v' h
cage lll 1914
llalt-omye distance oait a1
eoieltcr longest single east, Pa cc
Chicago ll 1919
Haf-ounce accuracy ban, l SIN.
tll. 99.7 per cent. Chicago ll 1918
Ouarter-ounce accuracy bait WilHSr
STANLEY, $50 pcr cent Chicago i'
1913
Light tackle Dry TN accuracy NaH
Stanley, 90 lO-l5 per cent, ChIcaea
1915, anu Il q kieiuigidt ~ l0l5
cent Chicago III 1914.
Light. tackle accuracy fy N. ~. nt
o9 ll-l5 percent, Chicago iil. 1915
Halt-OunCe distance haIt Slam rSi
longest cast n hvc Oscar Lane -ft
feet. san Francisco Cal, 1913.
Quaricr-ounce distance bait, slam ey.u.
longest cast ia iye) IT. N pect la
4 ct, san Francisco, Gal 1915.
Iwo-handed surf casting. tyo-and-onu
ha lf-ounre weight III B. Rj"c 3o9 S-5
fe ct, New York, n. NJ, 1909
HEAVY tackle accuracy Ay
Forsyth. 30 1915 per cent CaiCagu I
1910
Dehcacy and accuracy iiy f y pC.
99 j-l5 per cent Kalamazoo, Mich 200
Fisherman distance hait II NJ Hor
ton III 30 feet, Newark n J, 1915
Light tackle dry liy accuracy al ur
known distances L ). Darling, 9p
per cent Newark y y. 1916
tishcrmans accuracy b,tit at uuNn.N
distances -R. ID. Hccthcld, z parfc-
Chicago, lll. 1915.
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HA GLEY BEATS MAR, Is HOOK.
First and Second Basketball reams Both
Take Games.

HagIct 6T>ts defeated liz tlsco>e team
OF Marcus Hook IN one oj ac fastest
games played an the Hagel 1oor this
year hy the score of - - rs.
The features ot the game were be
shooting of Johnny Cole from difficult
angles ana he guarding of Bu thau4n aud
Met CioSkeN Tho hneap Na,
liaglev Hand, cole tudreWs AIc-
Closkcv, Buchanan
Alscose Bennett Di1g is, Hardy "a
Diggins, Gallagher
The Hagley seconds, defeated the y IS
cosg seconds n close gamc ln the
first half the guarding Of both teams featur-
ed and the score MAJ I to q. But n the
second hall the tiagley boys played us
cosc off their feet and piled up score Of
q to O. The feature Of the game was
the floor work ot Cayanaugh ana the close
guarding OF Toomev and Johnny Nc
Laughlin
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APARTMENTS
FOR RENT.

fSfts AAasAN
FOR RENT Private garage near Twelfth
and West streets. Apply A. L. Dorsey.
No. Marquette Apis.
ONE garage for rent 1907 Washington
street.
GARAGES FOR RENT
Apply 2533 efrerson street
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DO You Enjoy lour Meals

Ii YOU do no, enjoy your meals YOUR
digestion IS faulty Ear moderately
especially Of meats, ma.t.ratc vour food,
thoroughly Lei five hour. elapsc between
meals aud take ono of Chamberlain
Tablets Immediately aitys supper and
you vii soon find vosr meats II be zeal
pleasure ADV
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TYPENRITERS.

/. 4. SMITH TYPEWRITER EXCHANGE
All makes sold, rented aud repaired.
Amco Adding Machines and Check Writ
ars , W. Seventh street. second floor, over
barber shop. Phones SOFA or 2755.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1919-12-11
RESORTS.
STEAMBOAT LINES.
lIs,5s,ss?s-ZTo 8 Philadelphia
and Chester

fsI II tut Hl n II. y H ~
Schedule IN Effect september -, 1919
subject 10 Change IS iGno11 Notice.
Leave both Wilmington. tourth -. y aa-t
and PniladeiphIa. Chusln st. Wharf weoA
days except saturdays. ~ SD >. n. =
O'CLOCK noon and ISIS D. NJ
On saturdays. sundays ana Holidays n
$50 and 1880 :. IL, l.S0 4.l5 and T.0O
y.
WlLNIINGroN-P -PENc's grove ROUTE
Schedule Effective september 3. 1919
Daily, lnciU4ins ~4udays.
Leave Whining sloa Tor pean 5 Grove -
$50. SEQ and loco .. al. }2 o.clock uooa.
200. 400. 900. 500. IU.J0 ana 100 d IA
Leave fenn Grove Tor WHINING ton a.
30, 7.b5. 800 and Hoo j. L. 10. so.
800. 90. 9.0O. iI.Q0 p. N.
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ROOMS FOR RENT.


BOARD and rooms 7is King 81
FURNISHED front room 1908 wash
tnfton 81 .---
FURNISHED room. seooud-story. private
family. Gentleman only Must have
reference. ii East Thirteenth street.
FURNISHED room for rent Electric
steam heat. no North Harrison STREET.
| ron RENT Newly furnished room for
one or two gentlcmcn. IN private family
Heat and hot water. 1900 Tatnail street
/ FURNISHED or unfurnisbed rooms. POI
West street.
FURNf9HED ROOM for gentleman 1920
west Eighth street
FOR RENT Unfurnislled rooms for light
h9usekeepipg Apps Mrs Hubbard, 201
r.. fifth street.
FURNISHED front. second-story room.
well heated. In excellent home. FOR two
refined men. i03 T. Seventh street
LARGE furnished room on west side for
one or two gentlemen Phone 1869
LARGE front room second floor. for light
housekeeping 9n& West strocf.
LARGE DOfL. girls bicycle large sled
Call i7e. !
NICELY furnished rooms for gentlemen.
All convenience. Thres blocks from du
Pont Building Apply 3oi W Eleventh 81.
NICELY furnished front room. with hea.
and light for two Rentiprunn or man and
wite With or without board Apply oi6 VI
Fourth street
NICELY furnished rooms to5 " seventh
street
NICELY furnished front room. an con
Venie0ccs Private family Apply l3f2
Washington strret
NEWLY fa.asied roon. second-noor.
Heat Suitable Tor two gent ieIncn 1900
" Aiuth street
ONE furnished room for two men. Hot and
cold water. steam heat 6I3 Wcst Fifth
street
ONE large front room. furnished for iiyht
,hoIse teepin2 or iodging. With heo' 5D3
W Twelfth street
ONE furnished room for tight housckeo ping
7z3 W Fourth street
ONE furnished room with use II kitchen.
for married couple No children 1917 Van
dcYRr avenue
ONE large. second story rronf -oom Cen
tlemen preferred Good reference. Phone
2syG W
SECOND STORY frone room. for one Or
two gentlemen. Private family Location
central Phone iG39 y.
SECOND STORY front room. neatly fur.
nisnrd. for man and vie housekeeping
If preferred SOS Vest street
SECOND STORY front room for gentle
man. with board one square from Hotel
du Pont las. Twelfth street
THREE ROOMS snd ba-h ~ children
ail @renings 100 ) Broorre street
TWO ROOMS one large. 'front.' room. uith
neat nath Sicrly furnished f8r iight
housekeeping Or Iodeers 312 + Fourth Sri
TWO communicating rooms ror refined ven
6lcmen. with hot water hcat finely located
90S Franklin street.
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BICYCLE REPAIRING

BlGYCLE REPAIRING Fc nne og 81
cycle accessories. baby cerT. Ages repaired
and retired w imingt0n Cycle Shop '5O3
W front streat.
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HOTELS

sTOp AT THE ANNEx HOTEL East
Fourth street good rooms with hot water
heat. Tub and shower baths 81 so So 90
and 81 90 weekly single beds ,}5c and
Allc nc. and 81 00 Open day and night
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LOST AND FOUND.

lost In I nion Park Gardens or bct""h
1 uion strGc' AMI Broomc string =, PIi,mN
CuralS. platinum clasp sCt with sthai,, hia
nondS Reward u returned 90 NIs r
Flynn. 1T y RrOumr street
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HATRDRESS

KATHERINE FIhAN. Hair Dressing Par
iors. Brownson Big. Fourth anT -.xzor
Electric shampoo. facial rnassz waving
curling and dressing Everythii.- In the line
Of hair goods, Phone 5l36.
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STORAGE rooms for rent. c4l phox.e
George j. Lang Co. t3u5 NC.
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MASQUERADE SUITS.
Newly Painted and REPAIRED
TRI -(kS

MASQUERADE SUITS and wigs 60 hire.
Specialists in paints and mai -i1s. Frank
Biesinger. corner Fourth and ..aIt streets.
Phone d259 w
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BOARD aud rooms 7Is King 50.
FURNISHED front room 1908 Wash
fnRtou St.
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AUCTION SAILS o. every description
auyW here. II you want 70 sell see Harnu-
ton. the Square Deal Auctioneer and Farm
Agent. 7O5 Madison street. Phone 734S w
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PRINTING, ENGRAVING .EMBossMG


] am now prepared to give good servjess Sr,
PRINTING. Both quality and delivery
Q. III. Gray. Printer. II r. Eighth street
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PROPOSAL.

OFFICE OF the OuaTtermaster General
tious Building Washington. u & Scaled
proposals. ia duplicate. will he received hero
until = OO n m December ~. 1919. tor fur-
uishing all or any part of q. $50 service hats
Ilids must le accompanied by guaranty OF
10 per cent thereon Information sent on
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1919-12-11
NOTICES.
UNION NATIONAL BANK

UNION NATIONAL BANK.
Wilmington. Del. Dec. 10. 1919.
rre Board of Directors has this day dc
Jared n sent annual dividend of eight per
mt on tho capital stock of this bank. pay :
hie January ! so An extra dividend or
~ rcr cent was also declared. payable on
he Same date.
Checks will bc mailed
J. CHESTER GIBSON.
~ Cashier.
,R VI oSTEp has resumed practice at
,io West street.
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HELP WANTED.
SITUATIONS WANTED.

FIRST-CLASS dreSsmaker wants sewing
children's clothes speciality. Miss KraT
cnhrink. 3D. West street. Phone 3o4t ].
YOUNG Fast Indian experienced desires
position as butler in private family Ad-
dress Y & Every Evening Office
FARMER wants position as nanaEer. rs
years experience. Address = I6, Every
Ey ming Office.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1919-12-11

SECOND hand ciothes will call for them
rhone foSSN
WANTED TO BI-N iIou>c from owner
500 down. th, balance within . year. No
ia.snts phc0" fS-'N
NEltAN th highest prices tor second hand
furniture. rags. carpets. books. met ais and
E, kinds 81 Junk Jacob protcgal. 322 East
s-uud street Phone SjOS "
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BOARDING AND LODGING.

BOARDFRs- Country cooking. also ruom-
ers. Private home. Delaware avenue loCa-
ton Pbone da37
NICE. warm rooms. with hoard Also table.
board gla-A est street.
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TO BUY OLD GOLD & SILVER
ELECTRICIANS.

ELECTRIC REPAIRS.
Vacuum cleaners irons. heaters. percoia-
re. motors and generators. II r. Cam.
th:b md Wa hington streets. Phone
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OPPORTUNITIES

sTpET and dycllink Newark Dol for
',l. Good onrnins for cents furnishings.
iothius. tailor or ecnrrat nlrTViidiiuis''
4 rite l. - tioN 2f' Newark. h'l
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ANTED rO BUY

A well established business ~ city or ont
of town Address Every Evening
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S
NOI ICE
AlGl 81 EXPRESS

Suip by truck REGULAR trips Tuesday and
Thursday 70 Philadelphia Goods called for
and delivered >ictIai trips arranged Also
local haulIuE Tor information call .S72.
S3l Church trtt.r
kICCIO Tran ~F'IR w co local and
long dis tauC, lauIIu@ $ight and day ser
Vice Go Orange rect. Phone o2O2 "
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HOUSES FOR SALE
OWN YOUR OWN HOME
At CLELAND HEIGHTS.

The war has upset America politically
socially ccon0TnicaIy and indus RALLY
Thousands of families have been ayirted
from their homes and the reason i obvious
they were rent payers they were BOur-
hons OF a >ystem hal Is inexcusable I'D these
days of opportunity If they had built a
house and owned L vars may wagc and
winds may blow. bur posse>sion goes on
forever
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NtIItI.
HANNAGA\'S Transfer

We hau. Inosin-. furniture. freight. &c.
~ load weight Or monthly contract ID or
oUt ~ city rtrt4C W. Will SAT- lpu money
and roabic IN scur Aagilug Office 5j35 w
is Fourth = le~l1tIlc. i>s5
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PLASTERINt
MOTORCYCLES REPAIRED.

READING Standard and Thor motor
cycles. Expert repairing on all makes.
Used machines at reasonable prices VIII
nlIngton Cycle Co. l0O6 Market street. D.
4 1867 !
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IIgani Bros.
T LOW L

{ uuloao carloads OF stone. Goa and heavy
hauling Call for estimates On loh 100 w
Nineteenth - Phone 1000
OIK TRUCKS haul anything anywhere.
a. any time. = n Thornton. 49, West
futL street Phone 2529
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1919-12-11
CHIROPCDlSTS.
UPHoLsTEmNG AND REPAIRING.

MAKING OLD FURNITURE look equal
% new repairing. upholstering and can
ng Phone 6i96 w 80 Freuch street
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1919-12-11
sHAMPOoING SCALP TREATMENT

MRS. NJ. NICHOLSON shampooing, scalp
treatment. facial massage. vibratory treat
ment. hair dressing. also electrical massage
200 " Franklin st ID. & a 1897