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The Birmingham age-herald., 1919-12-22
MUST REIMBURSE STATE

Montgomery, December 19.-CSpe- cial )-Bondsmen of g. A. Bradford, former treasurer of public school funds for Marshall county. must re- imburse the state for school funds not accounted for by Bradford prior to his death two years ago under a decision of the supreme court Thursday. Brad ford died from self-inflicted wounds, and afterward the state banking de- partment took charge of the bank with which he was connected. Citizens Of Marshall county were on his bond as treasurer of school funds.
 The court declined to permit Syl- vester V. Blythe, stockholder of the defunct Jefferson County bank. to bring proceedings against Eugene F. Enslen and other stockholders of the Jefferson County Savings bank, prede- cessor of the Jefferson County bank, seeking the adjudication of differences between the two boards of directors and stockholders. It held that such proceedings were barred by the stat ute of limitations, which provides that such a case must be entered within one year
 In two cases involving the right of the state to confiscate automobiles which had been used in transporting liquor in violation of the Shaw bone dry law, the court reversed a decision in one case and affirmed the decision in another. As a result of the first decision, Ford automobile belonging to I. B. Igo will be sold by the state. the court holding that the order of condemnation was. legal. In the other the supreme court reversed the judg- ment of the Jefferson circuit court and ordered a Ford automobile retuned to Tony Gattina. holding that evidence was not sufficient to pove that Cat tina had Knowledge that the car would be used in an illicit traffic when he permitted another to borrow it.
 Damus Beech, convicted of murder in the first degree and sentenced to life Imprisonment by the Washington cir cult court, was granted new trial. Beech was indicted with Quinnie and Henry Loper for the murder of James M Turner, IT. Evidence tended to show that the three conspired more than a year before for the killing of Turner The supreme court held that the evidence was not sufficient to var rant the conviction of Beech and or dered that he be given another trial by jury.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1919-12-22
RELIEF WORK COMPLETED

Montgom cry, December 2I.-Vope- cial1 . Montgomery's relief work among those who lost their homes Tn the floods of last week was completed Saturday and the warehouse closed. More than s14.00o was subscribed by citizens and every worthy person who reported to the relief committee was furnished supplies sufficient to feed and clothe him until he could return ro his home.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1919-12-22
TO REMEMBER CONyICTs

Montgomery, December 19.-(Spe- ciaL) L)-Alabama convicts will be given the usual bountiful Christmas dinner. This announcement was made by c. B. Rogers head of the state convict de- partment, today as a result of the pub lication of a request of one of the wardens of state prisons for funds with which to purchase Christmas gifts for the convicts. The state treasury for many years has borne the expense of special dinners on Independence Day, Thanksgiving Day and Christmas Day.
 MT. Rogers explained that no funds are provided by the state for the pur- chase of Christmas gifts, and this was in the mind of the warden when he ap- pealed for $500 with which to purchase each convict at Weturnpka gift cost ing not more than one dollar.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1919-12-22
PLEAD FOR KINDNESS

So rang out the voices of little chill dren who plead unconsciously for a little kindness, a little mercy!
 They have their bread and butter. This was assured them by the people of Birmingham during the recent drive. But---h
 I'm sure the unfinished sentence of the treasurer of the Mercy Home board
The Birmingham age-herald., 1919-12-22

text which was intended to be the little child and the Christmas spirit You know, however, without such a story that tho one reason we have any Christmas or Christmas spirit, is be- cause a Child was born. Tell all the dear children >tis Jesus
 birthday,
 And let us show love to all on our
 way, For Jesus the Babe came to teach you
 and me
 To be loving and kind to all whom
 we sec,
The Birmingham age-herald., 1919-12-22
CASE DISMISSED

Montgomery, December 1a.-(spe- cia1 )-william H. Holcombe. IT.. will continue to serve as sheriff of Mobile county The supreme court Thursday dismissed the case brought by God frey B Cunning of Mobile seeking to oust Holcombe from office on the ground that he violated the corrupt practice act by failing to make an accounting of all money. spent in his campaign.
 Cunning brought his case in the Mo- bile probate court. which held that it was without jurisdiction after the passage of a law in 1911 which trans fa~rea alI oonfoets of elections to the circuit court. Cunning appealed, con- tending that the law of 1911 was un- constitutional because it did not suf- ficiently describe the purport of the law in the caption. The supreme court ruled that the caption was sufficient If Dunning desires to contest further. he must file his case in the circuit court.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1919-12-22
EVENTS OF THE DAY
 FROM STATE CAPITAL
By FRED 1T. GoRMLEY

will manufacture medicine with paid in capital of s20o0
 The Lamoa Chi Alphi fraternity will maintain a chapter house at the univer- sity for it's members. It has a capital of 5000
The Birmingham age-herald., 1919-12-22
DONATE SILVER CUP

Montgomery December 21.-E. L. Henry, traveling salesman of Kanka- kee, H., was found dead in bed at local hotel this afternoon. coroneEs autopsy declaring death to have been caused by an overdose of bromidia mixed with a beef iron and wine prep aration.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1919-12-31
OSLER WAS GREATEST
DOCTOR IN THE WORLD
Did His Bes, Work After 90, De
spite His Theory That Man
Declined After 40

Sir William OsIer, who died At Oxford,
England, ON Monday, was regarded by
Johns Efopkins faculty as the sblest
physician IN the world by those WIN
knew him beat and who we're familiar
with his achleycmneia. And the greater
part Of hls development oenlrred ~ Bal.
tifnore IT. was from this city that his
reputation spread and there IS no phvsi-
elan who studied AT the Johns Hopkins
Medical Schooi in the porlod betwcen
1880 and I'F4 and had the privilege nf
reeeiviug instruction frotn DR.. Oelef but
who counts himacf among the mast for
tunate oi men For 10 addition 10 bis
deep knowledge, DR. OsleT had the fac
ulty .. making HE lecluree 80 clear thai
any student could understand and bene
ilt from them. and be had the aJdfti0nal
faculty 81 winning ut oncr the dcvoted
friendship ~ those hf taught
Sir William fzlcr though bia farne
rests on hiH work n dagnostrian. 10
veEtigator aud teacher js famllisrly
known hecausr of tho dissertation of his
uaue With the thfory that the greatest
work of man b. done before he Is 40 and
that y would benefit sooety IN general
# choirof0Tm was administered 20 NJ ou
their reaching the ago ~ 80 yparr
IIe reached fho are n ~ himself. and
he last ieu year iarmrd 3 period nf
great activity ard II Bis greatest IN
Hucnce During tho last hYc ycare Boz
devoted himself With great vigor tp De
great problems thrust ,ipoo his profar
sion by the war thn treatment ~ hell
shock and other norvot,e diseaet-, trench
dlseascs and iho development u better
methods ~ treating un8nds
he var hiuseH unr - thc outstanding
eTamplse Of rnan doing great 0rk
and teneffiing II. 1arld - the end ~
a long life A. 2 matter If fsct ne war
IS yearH old Wien FL delivered nis
famous addrss ~ fha IS Waahirgtors
Birthday ftorriaea ~ 10 .inbns lTnpk ,nR
University A Baltimore &hirh waa rc-
ducrd ~ he crlulr formula ,i.at 4 man
was through a. 10 and a.ight n ~
chlorefprmoi ~ ~ 10 ,rag addrrzsing
m audience IN rhinh nany ~ ~ nost
eminent nen had crossed the dcad
lin of ~. and bis great friends IN thc
medical p7nfe4-ion -eerr H0vofinv arnund
that mark
nR natrVr 4nerVrsr
~FrakIng n -nng-ni7l tdjeu0a.
winch understood men the great achsr
ard lort0r ~Rs 5fr'nIsY developing His
theory and when ~ was ridic,ilng The
absurd evtrrn- u whirh i could to
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1919-12-31
Recepllon b Legion po.Lpanea.

Inc smoker and reception pllutG
thc italian Nelehholhoad Athlrt.c Ct#
Tor Post No rs. american Legion A.
been postponc until Tuesday oNcpue
January p, The afiar Nas ,oeCau
for last evening, hQt due KS nc,alu1atlu.
of extensive building opera lions gna.
the Neighborhood HmLs the tamat
changed the date. Boun1 a.hletlls
music have been programmed foY a rcceb,to.
% 200 of the west side bows u thc
forum, 1lO Lincoln street Tk. at
mlttce consists ri Thomas heaaa
man samuel Julian and L-eN;a Nii
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1919-12-31
FOR SALE.

FOR SALE.
BELGIAN HAREs for sale. William ;
puigiey, Thirty third and Market streets.
cH uNk Woon aud npen fireplace wood
Tor alie, William h, Nixon, scott and
nhaiicross Phone a9ha ".
CABINET gas range I2i W 10Th Sc {
ciiEAphaT PLACE II puy singer ma
rbi,a" siaalas New. t used an seo9nd,h ,harh ma
Singer shop. aas w Fourth street
COOK STOVE. middle size. good condi-
tion 1850 i.ancaSter avenue.
hokSAI.E
tuRs aud Floor Coverings.
Ill IttLuGk = CASH HOUSE.
Special prices for raw fura.
seventh and Poplar sta.
FOR SALE
Fifty tons OF heams from e-inch 10 20.
inch. at Sc per pound Aiso ono portable
concrete mixer with gasoline engine at
JAMES A. oTIRLlTH & BRO.
Front ann Tatnali stroots.
FoR SALE several slightly usnd sanitary
G0AtTs, ullnR tatlnBta. eua tuners, 0HicG par
a9nhF. tFpowrfrS caSh ttRisters @e
u au1uartefa tor slightly used iuru;ture
hnOkERAGE 60,
n " CORNER Third and French streets.
neil Phone 81
FOk SALE Biack teather quartero1 oaiS
couch III Atafact stf,s't apartment -,
ron SALE Phonovrann with roootds kd
ward = Finee1 2la stAth etruat
hlNlpLl~8 NuoD for sale A. a truck
l"aa i'sliitflg az 20 one tun promptly at
senu"d ~ Iau lJe1 i0tp Uoiaa street.
LARoE blacs nun az very good eandl
IoTs p0h sALE
Two ints- sulnrns 0f 0iltnin5tnn, braeiSs
-, ma n''N ialf tronnas "a lam t7ad
''iol.ans lsst investment i7saift quick
50
a. ", MINaTER.
oest ahestsF. Pa.
MISSION aIDEHoAKp and ax mission
roaftt & y Esefntt <dDn y ilard etf,st.
PI.AAEK rIANos send fut or uew enis.
l"@ne AZ" piit,= - i1ssiHr and is'onafd
@"ftn 1o. llcnf -. ,iu1 > fttis seGond
street i.hiladeiuna "a
PRIVATE SALT household goods. We'd
neHua3. = Dtt staA Aiiu rfla3s to&d Mt
Fodt ~ stfss.t A'as @ciAl'itef seatssuAFi& 81
AIS. ffaJHnsrF
PLANEK fItNos tran,eh q nacb. usl
lnn. 'an<,.a. Atrrftu. HanKa9n III
rflTrs. tnut, hi'Wi tttfIie IotS 81 the lust
laa,e II tu2 Seur Ela5er l'laaa tsewear
lAAHH ~. -.tt a.st .etttB street
pAIilt Eliuhotsl&APl4s ana their gteat
tat ieatufs4s no poealus W rlRaHe. btags
al aaer fecnfas attH thei respective
nEstilsa ~ iiuu isfnt Guaranteed I've
2eHFs hl4grd Ftaun e.. @Ia Apat Atatb
ktrCeg
PArEhnANGiAGs and aall daenFafIeas of
,.uei rp.eiet foduCt ions fHries
b. it, llFa f1i -,iyiug strtstt. NEXT ID
C.tuoF ftIi.s street istifa. i4a
eTOkE and oa II Natures. oniar chairs
rolf aua tn up iCsks fsiinH atltneaa s.stas.
National c4su ttgisirr meat l1iueha. coants
~ al Al Itlodna . htaft. III Wssl
s4essOua aiF.si
AiCTKoI A Tor e,.ie. - spfaraitd condition.
FeatStH3F r. Fatg fnr immediate asii,4.
Phone bntls tat un it
~ 4t.Ia. IT, iamaua htnpira ipaioss
hrattt. 4. Nfftams Inlrg aud Ia
nat ptrv - FuFn.rtA 80 ORANGE sfFest
- All l'rk--'.ow - fha astna nav5
su4h .soup - Hiuuelan prioeg. Estimates
tha4iiIuh} fuTIiEhta3 tunee n n9tlatt. sJ3
hIlaeA s4Ftset -. & tt.9t !.
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pRnP.lSAl.

rgora> As sd-r ssrd te ~, -sd.nt nf
I.Ny Cont Eootn lSai Cuant3 lliata'
a it,,,r.-tar D.i abl g. ,,stty,d rutd
,i...-t ,r.,n ril,stlay lauaars d 1920
=, :, ,,s.t. i. Tho -uusuf I}ri8lr oNtF ihH
tra,.f, v.t, In CHRISTIANS ami ttraudN
am Elntf4 .te tians and epal"At ttHf> ~
~, haa s. ts. nHfcs of tttt .o4utt lpstptcr
t,.I. .s Counts Nultin Hprn uab1uS
+, .,r,...t 80 s. wi.frh sill rttJut.d ui an
,t,.i ..turu r,.Ytt"td rrete ioF @ltt
,,t,.t .4routn.av t-eh na Wri tbr l,sy
. ,n,f-. r,,fsr,t~ tI, ttgAt lr t,u,t ann ~
eIfN@ GRI-HB
t'ouatN tnA in.er.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1919-12-31
SINS OPPORTUNITIES

~ et aa9n4f. r.tl .,ss FEES interest ta >
stnslI ~,n ,Iaf4F--t ..t#,sN ... i~efA s4A-
.itirrsf t> lr t.tt ...u us,a ..slay Wahtr
Nue ~ Aht. ts h-ti.t t.i =. 73ttnts =.
B,orS t,t.li4. 1h.. ttas
SToRl AMI eAtil5ii. fu Ntstse Fift rnr
sale ttt--d uttrrtv tar tpie ff4rpiei.inNe
clct.inF fallnt .r.ft rcnaratt,t
a rtt. D q t~N tsit. Ars,4rt- fffl.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1919-12-31
FARMS F0P SALE.
lAA.gsARg la2n

Farm known - Naster' favm ab0rtt oaa-
half usie takt 1f clifton Aiils and lhe frn'
iev ard about e fall-s frow ~ Delawarp
iiut y0tnR up the plked raSa nat lp.ads ~
the kcnacft Honievayd ~ {HR 9tS Buck
Z hgFen Tnts farm consists - 8bogt lO2
A-rr4 1f eGrs1 r~t 53u8 ritl with 4tsaut
scre* ~ wo0dand And eazht Acres ~
rtassaSiaa isnd H hr eouEe contains ah0ut
10 naDms tnd 3 auttf ~ pTlck and plaster
Barn 1as rararttg fGy 40 0ead N ftGFk
Aian 4 fenaBt gause asFB has baen found
N tn1h f8Frn. hls faFm lb particularly
atdaD Al tle - = truch farm hPtuz only atouG
.W MINUTES run to wilmington ~ trlfcE
up Dlke1 rnad
HOWARD HECkER
NenBrtt -gGAfn, "a
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1919-12-31
STATE OFFICIAL WE'D,

Miss NgSFa tidrica Becomes Brdc
Carroll :. Fisher Of wyoming
Carroll : rl,he1 snye.a ,Hrc.or
S. tte ratrpuc 4ri Mis- Nvri i'l~irH
hotn af Wyoming Re ra-rled -e--
morning s fhevo'3 as 2cv o
Mir F1e1er i : nrota,- s Stale -es
~arer George NJ Ff@htr sno nutr ~ 7n
h.S bride are Vell Auaan snd ona
Ken ro.atN
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1919-12-31
ROOM eo& asNr.

HtJOm : tt1.e AM
FURNISHED ROOM Ncw modern house
Hot naser heat eO4 W Fourth sfro%t
FOK RENT on Delaware avenue very
desirable atcond story furnished room.
Gall 500
FOR KENT Furnished front room. pri.
satc family Man and wife preferred Ap~
pl5 ~. Jefferson street
LARGL Furnished room on west side Tor
one Or tvo gentlemen Phone 1903
NICELY furnished sccond story room for
gsul man Clll 80 u
Moe warm room with board Also taflo
board 9l0 West stroet
NICELY FURNISHED rooms To-. gentlemen
AN convenience4. Three blocks from du
Pons E0ilding apply 3oI W eleventh 81
G>E furnished room for ;sso IIgl and cniI
+aLpr. steam heat Board II preferred Bl3
If Fifth street
SECOND ~sToRy front room. ror one or
aw0 gentiemen Private family gAcation
central Fhono 1899 u
Two ROOMS for 1zht house..eopine Heat
.as bath Phonc $3.50
TWO furnished rooms. On second tioar iDr
iighi housekeeping Apply sos Wash
ing ION -
TWO ROOMS unfurni sitei aith hest and
iight a2s Monroe Stroct
TWO ROOM f0r gg6t Aonsejs.apius TIE
prone. tall ! l05 Market street
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1919-12-31
IIMALF HELP WANTED.

4, LtRaE HIGH-GRApE nEs
rFAilfFrAshhN1 Fiji shRV1rosF sFoan n Al Rf2N hNPnhI nkes
ENCED sALEswnMAN IN THEik
EEADy ,To,WEAR nTrARTMENT
AGtNn THn piooa Liberal
orPoRTUNiTy FOR ADVANCE
iNTERvinw ARRANGED IN VII
MINGToN or pHfLAnBI.pHfA.
EVERY Yp2FESf REkS1Na a dbiprroE.
RRAuNsTEIN's,
61o-6l2 AfARkET ST.
WANTED
EXPERIENCED
AFTER NTIoN HANDS
APPLY T0
ALTERATION DEPT.
HE'LL rELErHoNh OPERATING
FOR PERMANENT EMPLOYMENT
No lay OFFS work continuous sia days per
weeh all year
Res, WORKING conditions in Wilmington.
Clean ard sanitary quarters
with sunlight.
%I2 ~ per veob paid in :, months
So 50 per wtsfk paid ia | month
SIC on per "oea to start
Frequent advancement continues 20 better
~ ii
sic4ncss Disability hencdts without cost
special payments yearly for length of scr
wire
not lunches served At cost
Desirable Young women. % yeare OF ase.
APPLYING IL
Miss Somor- tnetr'lctreSs
TN ni",aand state Fe'eephogs., g"
50, enipes s1reot
RItNt-N STEMS,
Ni0-GI. NARt,ET ST
" NNTEn
Is ENPGRtENIED
&NiI-W WoNIIN
bt AnN-T0 WEAb
lNlNIl{N NEAK UAISTS AND SHOES.
Nix 9oNEk
C"Nrf TEST coiorfd cha,nbernaid Vho
, g1n se~ ,, Has' i, lfg = ".,afan.@ zinc et 1T
0Hcr. 'i4 y Elctrnth street
Appn lio,,sel.oepor
C0IoKFp M1N wants vorA IL private
family cnukins and Eenefal lpus'*afh.
G,H g5Nr rtfer'nog ,.li t-nA
Cooh uantod Must ne c,p"ueno.si and
r'ijahi' 40 wasAing sT ironing Apply lui
kGdE.} street
t,ood Vase pajI DeIa"ar li"siefs Mann
fartur5na Co., Fifteenth and ainut streets
cTFt ror housewore appiy between GO
ami " oi'rt 3tnl Jefferson -
"ilt.. Az mattress stmon nntnfroo'',
Eirhth ald hsHe aarcrt~
clW. For goo,re bpurreors Mrs Hay
~aFf la,'> v fIHr'eHia str0ot
llol sEhrEriH ARM, 42s !. Union
street tn.ae Park t.arhens
MIDDLE AGED rrotestant woman r@n
houal woFk aHd rsgatNt reaenHat 10 allow
sn,cs ~ rtnnns itn!'y Cas- dos
WANTED Woman ~ taho nom, wash for
family ns two tis-ns IN AtonFm etI@t
Address ~ Every hventng 0'ire
" A>TED Norman far qeurt..l b"usework,
Ap44l @SoG Delaware avenue
WHITE WoNtA> Fer kttrhen work Adj
dress 1t FNer2 EvFuing Atcr
WANTED Mattress ami chsmhasinsld.
@hfts ApplS is0i MARKET strai
~ Al Tt-t N--t 'aFcIui aonlan cGeeu ons oC
tRo ln0ruinss aeeh ! amlty ~ $50 Wtst
side A. ~. hvc5y ~ Cnins utiiTe-N
W ANTIn Rcliahlc woman for childs
us.e-c Fhnre ..,~s y
NANTtn tAper1onced ,ttnne rapher Als-
piy NstIraat Anilinn a f'hrIuiyAi co. Inc
~ arCus Anoh - knipioA tDent Dept-
Sesf A1T lASdur
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1919-12-31
MODERN BUSINESS cot RISES.
hines Private Business College

i0s " I'd 81 paisa> So -
absolutely 'nttt.iss1- fa~srueeicn Thor
oEEhiH exDVrlcnCRI instructors cur ~THna.
grap.ll- ard reHint rcia' course inciuds.
kushsh epciitag Arlthm4tif Ad@.ng Ma
raip ana roWpicte otace ngdP..cnt
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1919-12-31
TAPEENaITRS-

J 4. SMITH TYPEWRITER EXCHANGE
Al nsacs sold rented and repaired
AI0ca AddHs Nia.hlncs and Cfneck Writer'S
= W seventh stFS-t ataoud titaar. uYer oar
L.E anan plana- so. nE 2L5a
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1919-12-31
CHIROpOnISTS.

na YOUR FEET IT, RT guarantees to
give reltet Elaetgic foos ..sAasaee tresB-
ment. Mrs 0erteude u -k. AIe Aiagkeb
stFaft
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1919-12-31
hAlRI)Rt!SSi ".

tATHrKlhE KtNAN Hair DRESSING par.
lors hroHnson Hl q. bourtu ana .s5Ason
electric shaupoa iacia masSp AAvine
curling .na dressing L very Ghit III the ina
81 tar Goods theme ai2u
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1919-12-31
NfusLLAA

LA1n,1lNG.LAGkAylNG EMPoSslNG
am nov prenared 70 GIVE good servicr in
PRINT INC Bot quaIity ana ostigrrv
= Gray rnteT u Eight atreot
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49, s..LL.--L.N.

James ~ Gross. i3u Eas ~e
sgreot, ana Miss bessu Whau-
hing street, this rify. aerr a
at Asuary parsonage, December -
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1919-12-31

u AN rED AT QNtE NPEKIT>CTD
~TOtk SAIl~NiF< Fttft TOO AZ,
Ul-aINE@- GIVE FtII DE-
AIl IN EtFIAi>tf NI VI AIDS
t.aIcilIn. ADDRESS \ ~. TNtltN
EVENING bFtltE
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FAR x. roe 4ALR
-. .I.EANIA 80.

sG arvrs IN ftrandgs7 ~ rtren-r nrp rqtin
Z" i II rtlir92d station ress road u
Nffrtnvtnu Old eHane nous arorlRs-rs
PAR 4iopss cfl 4reuIare BHru Spring zatrr
- gravity ~ops r,-pairinp Quick ale
$1,000.
w MINISTER
Vest hasepv "a
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FURNISHED Room Ncw modern house
Hot naeer heat oO4 W Fourth sfro&t
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1919-12-31
RIlYaI.E hEIAIRfNF.

hfGYCIE REPAIRING Ful line of Il,
cycle aCe saoFrs hahy caFrlasgs repaired
aud retired Wilmington Cycle Shop sos
w Front street
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1919-12-31
WELL EAPA4Eia

NEARLY LEVEL FARM gf IS
A RES. NEAR WILMINGTON.
Fiue meadow lof " frusf good IanG btx
barn a0d rnmpieta autbui,tings aaasI =
. rooms With modern b4t1 AGt v5tHr neat
IuR p<rrnr5 !a<n ard -nadu
. Dozeus Ta8rt all sizes and prsrtss
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1919-12-31
.lIlAlLalN, MANEEl.

FIRST -CT kS~ drtssrr4Acr varts so,elH<
thtt1r.H tInthr- ,iftgta'g> >tf-s Rras.
,gs tue ET- utsi ~1rc.i I'npne >u5t !
rECEE1 AEN J~-rcs employment tour cg
rst tav~ Hrthtt taUuu rnrrcs prntlrfst
le.af i-astfue sa ah.e ta3uat-ip- intr.catc
ni.,tter~ ta.ts F,s,ttRres Aig0, gst. ~At3tv
A BU Estfl E.N, ming ttUCU
YOUNG Man. IA years oid. wishes l,oei-
ttsEt salesman 4 An fHrHtSh EHaJ rftnT-
yae .e rtcf3 ltsHIuE t}.nr,
N0J\t- Ea-t indian H.>t-t~ position AZ
putE,r ana Ralt.r h.for.>~ 4 +. fvcry
les.tfuG tfuiss
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RnAanlNG ANn l-l-t..lN-

REFINED youHs msa o. NUMun uag 81,
curt ttoar3 and lodging ~1th private Fall-
,ly iu14 ~ WkNaSct 4Es lta- Al convent
uncrs Sea~etauIe rates
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1919-12-31
q CAUSE & GlLPik /

~ }fhcvs i8ta aB1 ttra4se s frtazt.
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y tKEI|ot ~EN5AN.S ~AIE oF GOODS
FoIt lhpAlp CHARGES
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tisrs hcinE dee and unpaid ehaoses for
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%ifffln3is'Ern on tne goods hereinafter
Il sS11aed 4nd duc uoficr hat tuA het.0 eI49Ia
i" aH parflcs knoWu 10 claire IA interest
therein. and fbt t{ms SpoCfiietI IN Saek
notit, Tor pas neut of ~uch ella -kes hat ing
eAh5rtd there viii Ia saId ~ pupiic auction
"a ihs warehouse - lie S.eafify Ei1eprouf
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Ia nfH ami isIh1s streets. y ii1sInEt4E Del .
oi January 10. ttl4tt az Ia ~ eiosk a III
jhe iallahlnE property Houeahafd furniture
tof>i.ttae 81 metal aud ~oud htds. III al
"a = ct!na closets serving tti.les wicker
"9'1 dhd apha.sttred chairs g9ehefs aud
stools upholstered davenport refrig RI.
tors Kitchen a. rs ana ehtifs p8reh eHa.rs
ds "a tos GnfaItuTc duar Iatlfas laIaI9
s.iadse vacuum eitJ5le. hr*ss rf4si5 Rfd
sItcHen Ntfr stafn ~toes haah~ GARDEN
teoi, 81 tcl1 oa account 81 & i l}a5ehs
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satt5b'i = ~tttnHlett out typewfst5E tfask ard
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lowe one trant and hreiess roai.r bsId
un account ct tara ArrrIft tlne
Thompson piaster medical electrical cam.
net. one metal and giaSs instrument rfSe
one folding metal operating CHAR or fabla
one pIciure Ipt ~ medical books held on
accnunt of Mr. rogers Term. cash.
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siNten,ii and hing streets
I IhIIC SALE %op having rsrrnted uy
farn viii soil 81 the highest bidder At
he t'ii ltc Farm situated unt-half mile
nnFth of keU Castle tuur miles sattt af
iluueton nn th'' Whining ION Stss t.ssfts
4ni Delaware Git9 cas linu an flaFatlat
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n'tJnch sharp 80 head of hor4e, restss s.id
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bay par"r ~ years oid uoti4 or DIVE
s"dHd all f@uad h8fse ne : bap mare
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pfrTpse marc No g. Billy hay taTsr II
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of salt others close springers s16 Huistg4n
baiis No T. eight months old. registered
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pounds No q Hrst 4radg ItaIstpia at9
months Old. Soh ! Aud 5 aecaud Efsdq
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yt7tila. IhFes efaI. hpifers. G8Is az f40
yeats Old. Ihrcs hIaad Sons viii f4Fra
tins winter. One IuiInlN China st0el. hog
0ou 3raf Oid ~ 5i4a III weeks ai4 $50
or cIEht Hcesr mated oi-a-ku. at,f fsa
years Old I'uddie and Nuaeo.y aaehs.
cEIchcEs and lAi8Ha. 9fc i),arfue binder
Tcrms cash II stormy vii sall na friiaY
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