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Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1919-12-03
STAMPS AND COINS

STAMPS. PACKETS. DIME SETS
Albums and supplies for stamp collectors
PHIIIA. STAMP CO.. 81 s. 1Tth st
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80 II. P. VERTICAL BOILER, almost new;
20 H. P. horizoHal engine; Colliday tenon-
Ing maohlne o" sticker; mortise machine:
upright molder 20" joiner; circular circular cutoff
ers. bolting; 3 II. p. upright engine; 22-light
dynamo; Ia smokestack. 10" long: paint
ham Bt Phone Fox Chase No, 8.
EsTABLIsHED business wanted, whole or
part interest, earning. $4,000 or overi am
M ssents y. O. Box sbt. DAYTON Q.
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MOTORCYCLES AND BICYCLES
OLD GOLD

NrSM rASMNpRE% n ibIRScHEffT. 5os s. aad ST.
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DIAMONDS BOUGHT

ELECTRIC treatment TiGnicuring. RCorn
lO5. Heed Bldg, 1918 Filbert st. Loc. SN62.
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EMPLOYMENT AGENCIES

MISS HARKNESS 2OO4 Bainbrdge--Exce-
lent cooks Mattresses. paror maids,
nurses. ladies' maids. laundresses. etc.
wanted cooks and maids, parlOr maids, but
lcrs, second men; city and country. Spruce
3G27.
EDUCATIONAL and Domestic Employment
club. 225 $ Svdenham doth and Walnutl
Positions wanted for nurses. French and
English goyernesses. housekeepers.
WANTED-One French, / German ladies'
maid for good position; cooks, 500 to SIS
severed couples and other help. Dickinson
52l7; 1870 Christian st -
WANTED-At Episcopal Office. 31o s. 18th
cooks mattresses, Chambermaids, nurses,
kltchenmaids.
MEN WOMEN colored. day. week. part
MRS. HARVEY 1919 Rittenhouse square
Reliable help wanted every CAPACITY.
COOK. German. first class, wishes house
work; no washing; 10 children: best city
ref: hrst-Cass family. 120n N. Franklin,
WANTED - Cooks. childnurses. housework
girls. Miss Rose Doughertv. 1913 Girard,
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AN--Experience stock salesman
with good references to manage the sales
OF our entire issue If stock. good PROPOSE
ger Office.
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BUSINESS PERSONALS
DIAMONDS BOUGHT
DIAMONDS-PAWN TICKETS
DIAMONDS BOUGHT

!NY SIZE--PRICE NO OBJECT
Pawn Tickets for Diamonds Bought
KELLY & CO.. 932 CHESTNUT ut.
Suite 2i-22. Over Chids Restaurant Hrivats
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SITUATIONS wANTED-MALE

NHAUFFEUR white. wishes permanent DO
sitiOn: drive and repair any car, lilO
CNristlau st Dickinson 321S w.
EXECUTIVE
POs\essing common sense and unusually wide
eXANhnce IN manufacturing, engineering,
prd ltNtion selling and buying in the me-
chArit\l field desires new connection; auto
moNle. metal stamping or shipbuldihG pro
fcrr\d: ~ present in executive position.
{ 22\ LeNGer Office. .
MAN AND WEE strictly first class. fine
butlrr houAman; wife a wonderful cook
and manager. h!,;hest references. \. r. c..
1870 CHRISTIAN St. Philadelphia.
YOUNG MAN college education and some
knowledge Of stocks and bonds wants To
enter statistical department of local house
G 100. Ledger Office.
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HUDSON super Sedan for sale by private
owner; will demonstrate In Philadelphia by
appointment. Box BOZ. Hammonton. N. ].
BATTERIES. volt, rebuilt for $40; equal
TO new, 1904 Vine st.
FORD SEDAN, fully equipped. Phone w. D.
Barr Barring 1875.
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CHANDLER-Chummy roadster, good as
new full equipment with brand-new
tires Phone Locust 1877 or call at 1887
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CHANDLER Mitchell. Willys-Knight. Vele
tourings, $3.50 up Overland touring and and
tourings and deliveries, 1915 up: time pay
ments; open Sunday and eveninEs. 1917 Wood
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sTUTZ, NEARLY ALL MODELS. THOR
IsHEpi MANY ,BARGAINS. SEE MR.; Mac,
ARTHUR, STUTZ AGENCY, O0O N. BROAD
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1919-07-05
I.cttrr Of CONFIDENCE.

Richmond, Va, juno 80, 1919.
D>Itb h,s& removed from our ranks
our brother and member. James
TWitty. In the death OF our brother
the Society has sustained n great
loss. Possessing n quiet disposition
and Il strong Christian character.
which cndcarcd him to all who had
the good fortune to enjoy his ac-
Quaintanco.
We therefore resolve. First, That
all members Of our Society emulate
the fine Christian example set forth
in the life Of our brother.
Resolved, Second. That we ccm-.
mend his widow to Gods grace, which
is able to sustain her under the most
trying circumstances.
We further resolve that 4 copy Of
this letter be made part OF the
record OF this Society, Il copy sent to
the widow OF the deceased ana
copies be printed in The Richmond
Planet and st. Luke Herald.
BY order Of The Laymcn's Mission
airy Society, Of the Second Baptist
Church.
w. I. HOPKINS, President.
c. II. HOOPER, Cor. Sccy.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1919-07-05


I..~t 'a":"- n.@at the &t"EM Was
" #...@ ~.s~ .". '".t~.N d0Ita H. Li"t
.~." VIAL" .@E~@@Al.
Il" |"." log it.t |.'"""E NY inc
boy" "I't .3"1 1-"oc " lGI uuE.
"' '3""'"# Tor l|o WORKERS. H..o
y. 81 1t III" a. NJ. I. y. hulldlh&
was "eI attended.
/" \. M if'I' l't'A"1Ii ol N@@l
aHa."@' -. g. sang Tor the men III
Ia" i'hl''"t'~F! an" ten men acccpI
I" 'hEl@'.
me prisoners oi (hr r!'| 1ul TOOK
"h "'ilN' part III III" meetings. 10 y.
W. IN" the committee Was more IMAM
p@i".
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1919-07-05
FLORENCE LETTER.
{ T.. r. Wcb$tcr.}

Florence, S. G., July I.-Our old
friend. Mr., John Williams, OF the
y. c. l.. wishes to say that those who
doubt that he will get the first prize
for the most productive half acre OF
King cotton are requested to view it
East Of Stacky Street, North Flor
cncc.
Mrs. Eliza Johnson, OF Jackson
willie, Fla. is visiting her brother,
Mr.. Thomas Nelson, North Dargan
Street.
There was big time at The Flor
cncc County Baptist Union Saturday
and Sunday last. Good preaching,
fine Spccchcs and rich food.
Mr.. Cooper left this morning for
Johnsonvillc, S. G., where he is erect
ing parsonage for the Baptist
Church.
Mr.. J. l.. Jobc passed through the
city cnroutc for his home at Tim
monSvillc, S. G. While searching for
a name for little lobe he and tho
writer decided to call him 'Bottom
Of the jug"
Miss Lcona Mae Webster will leave
soon for Aiken, S. G. as Sunday
School delegate to represent Trinity
Baptist Sunday School,
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1919-07-05

We had Il very good %athcrin" in
our Sunday school last Wrci;. ! few
Of the members OF the =c"@Ol got
together SOME time after the closing
Of the Armstrong IIi@h School and
presented to Miss Olivia Katherine
Woodbridge. Il very beautiful gold
pin Miss Woodbridge was Il grad
uatc OF the l9l9 juno session. She
has been a very active worker in our
Sunday School, as secretary and
choriStcr. which last position she
now holds
On Sunday morning Rev. Cohbs
preached to the Fulton Council, III,
Supreme I. O. st. Luke. He preached
as never before and Of course he had
cause for such. Many were re-
stored to the Church.
Don't forget our Pastors reception
al the Mt. Calvary Baptist Church,
July Is, $40 p. NJ. No cards.
Friends arc invited.
Rev. CobbS and his madam found
On arriving last Saturday, that his
home had been furnished. He and
his madam take this method in
thanking the members and friends
for gift of about $3.50, including
furniture and other presents.
The funeral services Of Sister
Fannie Jackson who departed this
life June %. at II 4. NJ. were held
at the Mt. Calvary Baptist Church,
Thursday, July 8, at 2 p. NJ. Rev.
a. Hobbs, Of Norfolk preached the
funeral. assisted by Rev. y. B.
Brown and Rev. G.. \. Cobbs. She
was one Of the faithful members of
Calvary and one of the founders.
She was the wife of Rev. a. jackson
and cousin Of Director r. w. Whit
Jag.
Sunday morning, July G, Rev. w.
IT. Skipwith will preach at the Mt
Calvary Baptist Church. His sub
jcct will be, "A Watch" Let us
come and hear for ourselves.
Sunday evining, $3.50, there will
! be a unique program rendered at the
First Baptist Church, under the aus
pices OF the Richmond Baptist Sun
day School Union, G. b. jefferson,
corresponding secretary.
The Pastor and Officers OF tho
Rising Mount Zion Baptist Church,
thank their many members and
friends for making tho pew rally last
Sunday great success.
Mrs. Oracle Booker and grandson,
Joseph Booker, loft for Baltimore,
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1919-07-05

Mr.. Edgar T. Cogbill Of South
Richmond. left tie city last Satur--
day morning TO visit Philadelphia,
New York and Boston, Mass.
PVT. Geo. Edw. White, Of South
Richmond. has arrived from France
ana is now at llobokcn, n. ]. He is
expected home soon.
Miss Nancy BROOKS who has been
sick for some time is slowly improv-
ing at her home in South Richmond.
The we'll known Mr. T.. T.. Scott,
OF Clifton Forge. Va. is sick and the
brilliant Rev. Or. Thos. H. White Of
the same place is indisposcd.
Among the recent graduates Of
Howard University Of Washington,
ID. c., was Miss Leah Virginia Lewis
who graduated with honor with the
Degree Of Bachelor Of Arts Miss
Lewis is the daughter of Mrs. Lucy
B. and Mr.. Geo. ". Lewis, Attorney
at Law.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1919-07-05
SACRED CONCERT.

Sacred Concert, given by Prof.
Blackwell, the gospel baritone sing
cr assist by the choir of the Ebc-
nczcr Baptist Church and Miss
Icnobia G.. Gilpin, who will render
special solo. Sunday, afternoon
July 6, 3 80 sharp at tho Ebcnczer
Baptist Church. Come and bring
an offering for the building fund.
Rev. William H. Stokes, Phi. D.,
Pastor; w. p. Epps, Clerk; w. d.
Jones, Leader.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1919-07-05


/ wuuH Hlo to lorot" my two
children. johnnie Lcr Thompson. II
}r"r. OF u#r and Alice Marie Tnomp~
SON. . years Of age. They were
tahcu hy their father, John II.
Thompson. from Fourth Baptist
rhCrch last Sunday afternoon. The
children are ol li%ht brown complex
ion.
Th"y were last seen at the station
in Petersburg, Va. about 1920
O'Clock Sunday ni@ht. With their
father and Il girl about sixteen years
OF age. Ii was reported that they
purchased tickets for Chillicothc, o.
The father is OF light brown com
plcNion, about feet. 6 inches in
height. Information will be gladly
received by Il distressed mother.
MRS. RERECCA \. THOMPSON,
6lS North 30th Street,
Richmond, Va.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1919-07-05
JONES--SMITII.

Mrs Alice S. Houston announces
the marriage Of her daughter, Pear
Louise. to Mr.. Scdlcy ID. Jones
Thursday, June &c, 1919, at 9:30
O'Clock =. NJ, at her residence, 103
West Jackson Street. Rev. w. III.
Stokes otliciatcd.
Reception Thursday, July 10, at
their residence, 1876 North Second
Street, from 8 to 1870 p. M.
Friends invited. No cards.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1919-07-05
MEN AND WOMEN WANTED
ALSO BOYS AND GIRLS.

TO Sell Our Beautiful Scriptural
WALL, MOTTOS. They need no
framing. Tncy are quick sellers.
One Agent sold $500 worth in an
hours time. Write for particulars
THE HOLINESS PUBLISHING CO.,
So T.. 132nd Street, New York City
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1919-07-05
BOWSfR--SMITIf

Mrs. Alma p. Mocsby announces
the marriage Of her sister Miss Alice
f.. Smith to DR.. O. r. Tf Bowscr,
Tuesday July 18th. 1919 at s A. NJ,
at her residence 203 w. Clay street
Friends invited. No cards At home
81" N. Adams street, July Goth, from
8 to II p. NJ. -
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1919-07-05

Mr.. w. n. Dabncy and wife, Mrs
Mary G. Dabncy. Mrs. Ella Dabnoy
and Mr.. d. G. Anderson toured to
Richmond, from Buckncr. Va. last
Thursday. making the trip in about
two hours and n half. They re-
turned homo Thursday evening.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1919-07-05

Eouo"oU l<1anGman. ~

In all history thoro i" OF
braves 1ho1 latucr5 val51l
ly aided O / Own beloved
Southland, could Jloro 4 mora truly
loyal truly law abid ing and worthy or
utmost trust than those who graded and
Ku NluE HloEo, though Involved a
Law
Their devotion interests their
fel lowman, their O sell
of al
WI to perpetuate not
only the OF the loving O
Of hel
their
We Rchmo
be worthy of the hal
that O. nstructi
service may be uppermost
Those Bust
Amer lean Nat onal at o,cl
sharp, June l6th will in the Degree the
mask thereafter, cleo will he he1d
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1919-07-05

Miss Carline A. Davis, who has
been attending the College Of Phar-
macy, at the University Of Pittsburgh
is home spending the vacation with
her parents, Rev. and Mrs. NJ. T..
Davis. Miss Davis is graduate Of
Wilbcrforcc University.
Rev. r. G. Ransom, d. D., Editor
OF the y. M. T.. Review will preach
at the Third Street Bethel A. NJ. f..
Church, between Leigh and Jackson
Streets, Sunday morning, July 6, at
eleven o'clock.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1919-01-22

mond State Poultry Association, and the
State Sweepstakes Of 81, offered by tho
association as the county champion IN the
Poulty Club egg laying contest. Alberta
Wilson Of Lewea menited the prize of 81,
which was offered by the Diamond State
Poultry Association for the so ond ham
pion in the Poultry Club egg laying con
tcst
(2) Chick Raising Contest Dorothy
Num- of Milford mcrited the 81 county
prize and the 81 State sweepstakes. offer
cd by tho Diamond State Poultry hsso-
citation to the champion IN the chick rnis-
ing contest. Mary Wright Of Brldgeville
mcrited the prize Of 81, offered by the
Diamond State Poultry Association for
the second championship.
4. Canning Club Contest Naomi
PcpTsr nf Georgetown and Anna Rust of
Redden each merited the Two gross Of
Good Lu"k' rubber rings ma achieve
mcnt prizes
3. Garden Club Contest The follow
inp Garden Club members merited hon
orable mention lred Wiley. Bridge
vile, William Hill, Brldgcvllc Iarl
Ferguson. i,ridgcvillc, Charles Simpson,
Redticn, John pluckard, Reddtn, BAY
ard paynter I.cwes, Alton Brittinghnu,
I.cwcs. Harold Nuttcr. Milford, lIlda
Roberts. Milford Henry INWARD, Pei
ton. Joseph Ninyard, FELTON,
Two hundred md fifty three Liberty
Food Club members were each awarded a
four lenf clover gold plated pm Mt the
achievement exercises last spring he
II Cali Iuh members have ntfi eonIplet-
eel their first years project NJ tins tirnc.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1919-01-22

lection of game and fish. The -St,ssFx
county Representatives favor such bill,
but were opposed to one Mr.. Anderson
contemplated having introduced. pro-
yidinr that every person hunting in any
county should pay yearly license fee Of
81 The Sussex countians objected to
paving for the privilege of hunting in
their own county.
AS n substitute for blue law,
Representative Mulvcna contemplaocs
Introducing the following: Whoever shall
be-. guilty oi fishing, fowling, horse racing,
cock fighting, hunting game, operating
theatres, conducting places ot amusc-
mcnt or the sale of goods, wares and NOR
cl,andisc on the Sabbath Day shall DC
fined 81 and on failure tn pay such fine
and costs shall be imprisoned not es-
cccdlng "a hours. Any justice of the peace
uf the county shall have jurisdiction and
cognllanCc uf the offences mentioned IN
this section Some critics say the pro-
posed bill would permit Sunday baseball
hy the owner of the grounds paying one
fine oi 81 but would not make amcnahle
to such IsnsIty persons engaged I'm or
assisting IN such game, who arc subIe"ted
90 inc Of ~ each 10y the blue lax.
Senator Palmer Yesterday introduced n
Senate concurrent rcSolut ION fixing Fcbru-
arv 40 as he las day for receiving new
business, but by REQUEST Il Senator
Robertson. action thereon was deferred.
MISS Mattel Vernon, propos,ng woman
suffrage. and Mrs Henry II. Thompson,
Mrs Charles l.. Reese, Mrs. William
Bush and Mir, George a Elliott. opposing
IT, conferred with legislators yesterday.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1919-01-22
HE GOT BARY'S PICTURE.
Soldier Killed Soon After He Received
the Photograph

Junction City Kan Jan 22 Although
he Ind never seen his bal,v botn affes his
departure for France. Lieut. Ralph s.
Bush Of this rltv received a picture of The
little one iIst before hr pas kilIcd IN
nction. according t. a letter to Nre
B,lah from a brother oiIiccr Iaeut .lamea
e Rodln
Ralph hal Juat received ihe photos
ri The hsb, and he showed theu fo III
oi us, w1ltte IJelIt l!odin Il NOON tnn
Aug @. on long march toward ilsnest
We received orders 10 move over aefe.s
the railroad anil river md atfaek the
woods that rin parallel With another
railroad north ,f II hnt west 81 liafuos
" ben al were actrss the Germans throw
an ufiilerY harfaRo on "a and around as
Nc kept moving 20 make lf-sa caafai'los
w had few ard TIeut Bush was among
them Hc vas mi with ploee # shrapH.t
and killed INSTANTLY IL Ws@ ahead 4 hls
men. leading them 81 and through
lost snmethlng2 Try n classified ndver-
tieenent in I verv lven'nV 84v
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1919-01-22
GIRL. 4 DLPt II SHERIFF.
Youngest Person Holding Post in Wash
ingt9n. Meets With Criticism Of
COUNTY commissioners.

l.tk4II. IS a-it JAM - aklIna
,,a,nN rtuhabll h- tAr vnungc-t dcr,-
u. -6rW u th4 ~'a,, uuu ni duty IN
~ r.r,au ~ Ms l.atada Murphy aye
rs tu daughter u ih. sheriff who
l,4.,- th on.ue iu tYa uc, k~
NI lurpl, uad been DOING clerical
uu m hc oiitcr iur -nm, Time but
.,at qnth Dr father monthly payroll for
D. .nb,r Das presented n thc county
..,-nnIi--.uucr- did d h,comc known she
fatal rcgIlar deputy The
,,iatui-- iuurr- object ~ paying thc girl
uL1 lorrurrS va- working AS thIrd aS-
..-taui ,Icra I ,uc local army draft oi-
tc, .t 40 month SlUo which II tic
u-uaI ras III Il newly appointed deputy
-Nun L. .hc, om ip nothing cNpcct
to >rrc- iaru di-apprpyal
IN, .tt,r uth Il record oi Years ~
,H..lynf .pIr. u l- and d getting bu
SeN month. audi tLc privilege Of sharing
tIr .ali laro y, first deputy. IN service
many years gets Sll0 q month The
ounty commissioners are frank IN eX-
pressing their dlsapproval Of the appoint
ment ~ such young girl 70 office Or TO
having daughter hired BY the father,
lut fh.y say hat The time they have to
endure me situation y snort
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1919-01-22
MANY L|AELE FOR
j. s. INCOME TAX
So They Are Advised TO Begin
TO Get Their Figures in
Shape Now.

In view Of the expectation of a largely
increased number oi people who Will
nav Federal income taxes on their receipts
IN the way of personal income for 1913, n
year oi high wages and increased profits,
collectors in some districts arc starting
drives. even IN advance ~ the passage
of tho final bill by Congress and tho print
ing of the blanks The following hints are
furnished hy the local office IN the Federal
Building
'Evcry unmarried man or woman who
earned 81 Oon or over during Sial2f and
every married man or woman who alone
or jointly with wife or husband, earned
81 600 or more, should nj once begin tn
figure out the details Of thcir operations.
Salary or wagcs. including overtime
pav and bonuses, must be- stated ~ iuiI
profit from property sold at IN advance
over cost. total rents rcrelved lea8 dc
,luctiana for taxes, repairs insurance,
interest, wcar aud tear of rented prop
erty1. entire interest on bank dfpoe its,
md on bonds except county municipal
or State bonds Federal Ponds are IN y
class bv themselves
Cams On shares m building associations
must br calculatcd. whether Withdrawn
or not, also halaurc realized over pay
tncnts lnadc on endowment pohcic-
Almouv la moi income II the recipi-
eni nor Is II an allowable deduction IN
the part Of the person who pay@.
prom h. total income u0y be DE-
tlncted interest paid on personal lndcht-
ednes9 and alI taxes pad during The
wear except Federal income and excess
profits ta>ce. inheritance taxce and Ia-
s.ssnlents {ar leral improvements. such
ae eidcwaIl arWcre. rtf
lAseo4 incurred ~ business or trQd"
are allowable. aIea lppaea arising from
ffrca startn4 siupwrccf or other raau-
altt. - iron thetl. ~ caees ahrre such
losscs are uat compensated FIR ~ in
4uranee of otherel-r
oseos incurred outside - Il person s
rertilai hu ur allowable to fltc
eytent q gatfs reported from lrmlar
transactions vift,n hr wear
l1cbte tr - The taxpayer arfuaiiv
aseerfa1ncd q BE- WORTHLESS during the
Ycnr are drdletabic
"Depree8tton ~ property used N a
profession. - hus,nceg, ~ n farming
also mss he deducted
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1919-01-22

Yor ~ ~ Fvrry Pv-niov v--s v
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1919-01-22
OPEN k0STRlLS! END
A COLD Or ckTkRRH
How To Get Relief When Head
and Ncee are Stuffed u.

Count fifty Your cold in head ~
eatarrh disappears Your oiogt.d no.-
trils Will oIeu tic air pd.eal, ui ymr
head viii clear and you can breathe
freely. No more Snullpy. hawking,
mucous discharge, dryLsss ~ headache
no struggling ior breath at night.
Get Il small bottle 81 Ely's Cream
Balm from sour druggist and apply Il
little of th- fragrant autseptit cream
ia your nOstril- II pcIetratcu through
every air pastAge ~ tbs head, SCOT q NJ
and healing tho swollen or Inaamcd
mucous membrane giyinp YOU instant
relief Head colds aul cstarrh yield
like magie Don't stay stuffed up and
..4sxrable. Relief is SURE
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1919-01-22

hlN bet rsU. Vlracu Hall
Nudrf-4u # ma attft.9 yN.I w1Nld,.
fhqt eN,a ifrem uH.f it ,rar 81 ape
alo hnu' ul e.L0. Stall
paV ietas 80 sur Winch
hall IT, i.,a ~ L, nlata4lt lar tra prt-
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1919-01-22
MONKEY scATTERs GINS.
Little Pet Escapes and Tnvades Crsv'iei
Irwpiry shop

Cleveland. . Jan - fruy ~ Al
with bTpko0 chain ahruf 3 neck s7fr
81 appeared r. FGrid tv.nfa h"re y rf
Christmas hopping crowd were fr
and. JarNrg into prr'c' 'tops -.
mont pafrrulcd W. tt, sltfv ra''
81 thrang. 3y sa war; Vert fy He'
If h0mbar>irg lf nd '-w
alike alth rhWco htf 1' gls-
aud fravs Rlugs troSchos t"d ner r's
were scattered arnad,
4 clo'hfng store ursi turr a'led N
Tho mysterious t-deror tfcn'wn
and Il nm rilawrj tg -Ir~'n0 pna
police and noc'at9r f~oe' ca-
rIad IL fc7v .lncke and finally
captured lu7t u va- hof' t0 e-o"
fho fawous rul md enter rrire
Police hHvr adopted it ~ ~ renr
q claimant
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1919-01-22

Lost something Try a classified adver
lsenent Ia vcrv Evening b3v
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1919-01-22
COUNTY BALANCES

Palanrer reported ~ County Trcaaurer
q II tprancon vosterda " thc levy
Court wcr 2G09l1 30 IN fhe general
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Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1919-01-22
SUSSEX COUNTY.

!. Corn Glib Contest r. Amcrd
Cannon If Seaford meri cd he pure bred
pig that was offered by the state Board oi
Agriculture t. the champion corn grower
Of Sussex county
? Pig Club Contests - Tic Grade
Pig Contest William r Till q Bridge
Vile mrritcd the pure bred pig that was
offered bv Delaware COLLEGE to the cham
piun grade pig raiser Of SusseA county.
l2f I'll" Pure Bred PiG Contests Alton
4 Allen Of Seaf6rd merited the pure bred
pip whi"h was offered br Delaware Col
lee 10 the pure bred pig raiser OF Sussex
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3 Poultry Club Contest Il Leg AZ
inp Contest John Ireland If incoln
mcn'ci the pure bred cockcrcl offered by
William II. Sewer, secretary oi the Dla-