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Arizona republican., 1919-09-20
GEARY HAS LARGEST
 FOOTBALL SQUAD IN
 HISTORY OF ?. \. 5.

With one of the largest football squads in the history of the school from which to select his 1919 Coyote eleven. Coach Francis Geary is confi- dent that the P. U. H. s. team will be in the running for state championship gridiron honors throughout the season.
 Never has there been such an abun- dance of material with which to work as reports to Coach Geary each after noon at the high school athletic field. The first call for candidates was re- sponded to by no less than two score of ambitious youngsters and the squad has continued to grow each day until the maximum was reached yesterday afternoon. By actual count, 63 would be footballers were cavorting around the field.
 The task confronting Geary is one of the most difficult of his career as football coach at the institution, ire spective of the bright outlook. The selection of a line will be his first and greatest problem.
 Although eight vets" of former sea- sons are back in school this year, only one of these is regular lineman, leaving six vacancies to be filled. The line must measure up to standard in football, otherwise the remainder of the team is helpless. Linesmen are to a football team what pitchers and catchers are to 8 baseball team. Take away the defensive strength of the squad, and the offense is helpless.
 Football work has so far been con fined almost entirely to acquainting the new players with the various phases of the game. such as falling on the ball, use of hands in blocking an opponent while on the defensive. tackling, blocking, kicking, position of players and different rules of the game.
 Much of the material on hand is green" and the first few weeks of training must be spent in teaching them the style of play, the rudiments of the game and other essential points.
 No effort will be made by Coach Geary to select teams for at least two or three weeks or until such time as he has had ample opportunity to give all contestants fair trial. Scrimmage will not start until late in October
Arizona republican., 1919-09-20
BUY WHO GOT DRAW
 WITH JACK DILLON
 ID BOX KID PALMER

Johnny Celmar, who is credited with ten-round draws with such prominent men as Jack Dillon and Johnny Grif- fiths, will meet Kid Palmer, welter- weight champion of the U. S. army, in a 10-round bout before the Phoenix A. c. Friday evening, September 26 ac- cording to the announcement at the boxing match last evening. The men have agreed to meet at 142 pounds.
 Celmar, a Toledo boy, is making his first tour of the west. Although he has engaged in more than a half hundred ring battles since he started in the game a little over IS moths ago, he has yet to suffer defeat and his manager believes he is the equal if not the su- perior of any man his weight in the country. Efforts are being made to se- cure match between Celmar and Jack Britton for the welterweight champion ship of the world for Thanksgiving day, it has been announced.
 Kid Palmer also has a wide reputa- ton among the welters. He too is credited with a 10-round draw with Johnny Griffiths of Akron, Ohio and his manager will back him to the limit for a return bout with Griffith at this time
 Palmer visited Phoenix recently while Rufus Williams was in training for the ! Ira O'Neill match and went four rounds
Arizona republican., 1919-09-20
WILL NOT ABROCATE
 NATIONAL AGREEMENT

NEW YORK, Sept 19.-Club owners of the National league, at a special meeting here today, declined to sanc- ton temporary abrogation of the na- tional agreement. The meeting, held at President John A. Heydler's office, was attended by Barney Dreyfuss, Pittsburg; William H. Baker, Phila- delphia; George W. Grant, Boston; H. W. Mason, treasurer, and Judge Will Hams, St. Louis; c. A. Stoneham, New York, and Charles H. Ebbetts, Brook lyn.
 In answer to the recommendation of the national committee at it's meeting, held in Chicago September 2, 1919, the following resolution was adopted.
 F'irst-That the National league does not concur in the recommendation made by the national commission that the present national agreement be temporarily abrogated.
 Second - That we concur in the recommendation of the national com mission that the national league re- frain from drafting minor league play CTS during 1919.
 Third-That we do not concur in the recommendation of the national com mission that the territorial rights of the old International league be not re- spected in the future unless its indebt- edness to the national commission be paid on or before 30 days after Sep tember 2, 1919.
 During the meeting. there was dis cussion as to the appointment of Lew chairman for the national commission in place of August Hermann, presi- dent of the Cincinnati club and Presi- dent Heydler went on record as favor ing the selection of some man who had no interest financially or otherwise in any club.
Arizona republican., 1919-09-20
HEAVY RAIN CUTS
 SHORT RACE MEET

COLUMBUS, O., Sept. 1s.-The first postponement of the Grand Circuit meeting occurred this afternoon when pacers in the 2:0S, c. T. Dunkle event, were scoring for the word. A heavy rainstorm drove them to the barn and most of the program went over until Saturday.
 One heat had been raced in each the 2:15 pace and the 2:13 trot prior to the storm.
 In the 2:15 pace, which was a heavy betting affair. Clifford Direct selling for $500 in tickets calling for q total of $1.200, finished last and according to the rules Of the event raced under inc Jones plan. he was ruled out and sent to the barn. .--~~.s-..
 Lou Todd. something of an -o,nt tS1l6k,
Arizona republican., 1919-09-20
BANTAM COMES TO
 MAKE HOME HERE

Bobby Burns, boxing instructor Of the southern department, U. $. A." and once a formidable contender for the bantamweight championship of the United States, has located in Phoe- nix, bringing his wife and baby here for the winter months. Burns has ten dered his resignation as boxing in structor of the southern department.
 Burns has met some of the best boys of his weight in the country, having engaged in three bouts with Pal Moore the eastern bantamweight, who re- gently was defeated by Johnny Wilde in a 20-round bout at London. Two of these bouts were ten-round draws, while Moore was given the decision in the third meeting at eight rounds in Memphis, Tenn.
 Among other prominent bantams whom Burns has met are Zulu Kid. Joe White, Roy Moore, Eddie Coulon, Young Sinnett, Nate Jackson and E. McNeill, all recognized as leaders of their class. He holds decisions over many of these boys.
 Burns is anxious to show before the Phoenix public and has announced his willingness to meet any boy the local promoters may select for him.
Arizona republican., 1919-09-20
AMERICA $ BEST ID
 COMPETE FUR TITLE

JERSEY CITY, N. J., Sept. 19.- Eight of Americas best all-around athletes will compete tomorrow at Pershing field here in the Amateur Athletic unions national all-around championships, the premier competi ton held by the organization. In addi tion, Joie Ray, national one mile cham pion, vii lendeavor to lower Mel Shep- pard's world mark for 1000 yards.
 s. Harrison Thomson of Los An geles, who is student at Princeton university; Lauri Karimo of Detroit; Pat O'Conner of the Loughlin Lyceum; Dan Shea, Metropolitan champion; Jack Pritt New York Athletic club; Arthur & Roberts, Boston Athletic as- sociation; Bernard Lichtman, Metro politan and National Pentathlon cham pion, and R. F. Rutledge, Moringside Athletic club, will exhibit their speed, endurance, strength and agility in the ten-event competition.
Arizona republican., 1919-09-20
THEY STAND
NATIONAL LEAGUE

Yesterdays Results New York, 1; Pittsburg, 2. Philadelphia 8; St. Louis 1. Boston at Chicago, rain. Brooklyn at Cincinnati, played yes terday.
 Today's Games New York at Pittsburg. Philadelphia at St. Louis. Boston at Chicago, (two games) Brooklyn at Cincinnati.
Arizona republican., 1919-09-20

won the first heat of the 2:1S trot.
 The unfinished program of today and the entire card of Saturday, the 2:11 pace, the 2:20 trot and the 2:O9 trot will be offered tomorrow.
 Dan J, won the first heat of the 2:15 pace in 2:06A. Lou Todd's time in the 2:13 trot was 2:11%.
Arizona republican., 1919-09-20
PACIFIC COAST LEAGUE

Yesterday's Results Los Angeles 3; San Francisco 2. Sacramento 9; Oakland A. Vernon '; Salt Lake 5. Seattle g; Portland '.
 Today's Games San Francisco at Los Angeles, Sacramento at Oakland. Vernon at Salt Lake. Seattle at Portland.
Arizona republican., 1919-09-20

with Rufus at the P. A. c. training quarters. Those who witnessed his work state that he is a whirlwind. Palmer is anxious to meet Williams on a winner-take-all basis.
 The Celmar- -Pelmer bout will be the main event of next weeks boxing card
Arizona republican., 1919-09-20

Summary-Two- base hits: Bancroft. Home rum Hornsby. Sacrifice hit: Mollwitz Sacrifice fly: Meusel. Bases on balls: Hogg, 8: May, 8; Tuero, l; Sherdel, l. Innings pitched: May 1; Tuero, 2. Struck out: Hogg, '; Tuero, 1; Sherdel, 2.
Arizona republican., 1919-09-20
COOPER'S WILD HEAVE COSTLY
 TOP|TTSbURG

PITTsBURG, Sept. 1S - Nehf and Cooper pitched effectively today but Cooper's wild pitch sent two runs over the plate and New York won. Score:
 New York
Arizona republican., 1919-09-20
AMERICAN LEAGUE

Yesterdays Results Chicago 3; Boston 2. Cleveland F; Washington 3. New York '; Detroit 0. Philadelphia 3; St Louis 2.
 Today's Games Chicago at Boston Cleveland at Washington. Detroit at New York. St. Louis at Philadelphia
Arizona republican., 1919-09-20
WESTERN LEAGUE

Tulsa, Okla. Sept. 1e. St. Joseph s 3 Tulsa .................... 10 II 0 Batteries: North and Shestal1; Ben nett and Schmidt.
Arizona republican., 1919-09-20
MORE PROMPT BURIAL DESIRED

German honor is being carried to it's grave" walled a Deutscher. There ought to be a law in Germany against keeping a corpse so long.
Arizona republican., 1919-09-20

Summary: Two base hits: Doyle, Carey, Whitted. Stolen base: Nehf, Kauff, Carey. Sacrifice hit: Nichol- son. Sacrifice fly: Kauff. Bases on balls: Nehf, ?; Cooper, 2. Hit by pitched ball: By Nehf, (TerrD; by Cooper, (F1etcher). Struck out: By Nehf, 3; Cooper. {. Wild pitch; Cooper.
Arizona republican., 1919-09-20
DlMISHED PRESTIGE
(New Bedford Standard.

Make no mistake-Mr. Wilson will be glad to get back home. Even he must realize how great an eclipse his prestige and his popularity have suf- fered in the past seven months.
Arizona republican., 1919-09-20
PHILADELPHIA 3, ST. LOUIS 1

ST. LOUIS. Sept. 19.-Hogg held St Louis to five hits and Philadelphia won the first game of the series. Score:
 philadelnbia
Arizona republican., 1919-09-20

Phone your Classified Ads to The Republican. We will collect later Phone 4331
Arizona republican., 1919-09-20

AMERICAN ASSOCIATION At St. Poul. 10; Indianapolis. 4. At Kansas City. 2-2; Louisville, 4-5. At Minneapolis, 5; Columbus, 2. At Milwaukee Toledo, postponed yet grounds
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BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES.

FACTS and figures. The New jersey coast Is
less man hail O the size Ct Philadelphia
IL naS Il summer population twenty times
hat CITY Or equal 10 loTty of our largest
Gins ASSESSED over one thousand million.
most o. TINS accom- pIiShCd in thirtN wears
II y iact AhreCon isl and Atlantic CltXt
sold originally ior Two hundred collars Now
b!-int-oca. ufFrs = building site 4OX1u0
feel. II exchange Tor cooperation in the
building o. resort tia, already possesses
natural adTaulaSes superior t. any Ot heT
Pull particulars nov you can secure heSc
sites sent upon request. ~ Aibaus I'M
provement 60. NeISntman Bldg Phila-
deipnia Pa
OVER $3.50 NEW PROFITS on IN
veetment OF SIUo- Is il possible ? YES
Let me prove H. facts from I nited states
government experts and Dona tide en-
gineers reports Proposition limited TO a
lew. y. \. Porter. LOO Broadway New
j or.-
STARTLING DISCOVERY makes old tire.
new Guaranteed ny Old established tlru tnr
additional os0-tu miles al hai tha price ar
ueu tires Not rubber retrcad something
new and 4itferent. Functure and ftowC1I
Y,--oot Used throughout entire Furonr
Practically new IN America Men with af,ii
ity wautc1 10 est anlish ono or several -
yreading stations in your .CrrjtOrv STA
lions shOuId do Dig business from day
doors are open No experience. necessary.
capital required ! 300 10 5000 Nfrnau;
second street. New fork City
/ nave q good proposition I'd offer a vaung
man with business ability and a tie
capital to connect With an .estabti ned h,.Si-
ness n 10. Every Evening once
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BARRIERS SUPPLIES.
FCR SAIE RFAi. STATE.

DO YOI- WISH TO SILL YoI I; HOUSE
HAVE CIsTOAlEKS FOR Hotf fSES
PROM 81 600 To $1,000. NES1 0f
Market street in Rockford Park section
and over Brandyuiue
may be able 10 soil yours # Nou will let
q NJ TOW NSESn
923 Market street
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Water Department
New ublic b uilding
Tenth and King SITS.

NCn-MeteI Class Annual Rates.
Ii r,aiu during the month OF anuary, tei'
10 ser cent tilscount: aIver January the iaCo
OF tile Dill viii required.
~ not pain before the ,irSt day nt Marcn.
ieIs the water may TIC SMUT on
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FOR SALE.

Washturton = 5oS. 1914. 50
Eirkwood St sIa o4S III. 92S 93S 9oA
NandeXer 8Ne -. 72S 80. ees.
Tatnall st - 26i0. i0i4. 1907. I0ia
Van Buren St 915 400 26lt. POLO.
Boulevard .3902 1912. 2S14
Jefferson - cots. 20io. 2Q0t
" Iwcnt N-slNth ST 500. 9lo. 2ai9. 1921.
Broone 81. IL. ll6-ls-2c. III. 4?3.
30 $50, So SSs
Pine St 900 a24 a3l 1905. 1910
Poplar ST. III. 500. 9i2. $40. sl9. 92t.
" Fourth st ST.. 1928. 1927. 1880. 1907.
1910 1908. 1928
" Fifth ST Ills, I322
W sixth ST 21S. SIP. S25. 1924.
between Twen.9eth and Twenty-tlrsf on
jefferson six rooms. bath porch. heater.
cement cellar gas and electric light. garage
space This property can be purchased on
easy terms
Between Twenty-sixth ard Twenty y-sev-
enth on Nan Buren. seven rooms. bath.
porch heater. cement cellar gas and eiec-
trio light newly papered. Immediate pos
session.
ON Tatnau between Twont5-sixth and
Tvent seventh. siN rooms. bath. perch
heater cement cellar. gas and electric light
This property can bc purchased ON easy
terms similar to nc rental plan
ON Harrison between Sixth and seventh
eight rooms. bath. Two porches. heater. gas
and eipcs ric. Possession.
We have few homes that VS. gust listed
for colored people. Not shacks. but real
homes.
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HELP WANTED.

NANTED-Janitor twhItnl man and wife.
Nu ch'ldrcn $50 TCT mouth , hrec rooms
anu patn apartment ami ncat tree Apart
m"nt buiIuinss Man 80 care tor hrss. sc.
woman 20 clean steady position reference
required Address L q huN 50
W WAATFD ouuG man or woman. Office
work. billing department. Good pcnman.
accurate IN calculations. Address or apply
NH - Mullen -.
A4t.> ~ sON.EN waut1u sAl n,,uti. truy-
ernmcnI l<rmaneut positcns NarsiIc'vss
COM lant y. " rue tor iiAt IAsitlon~ upen
FraunIn institute. Lhpi a. A. iSochest ter
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J. HOWARD GORDON,
Oh Orange Street

WILL sell cheap. Beautiful country home,
brick house stable, six acres of land. On
mixed road TO Wilmington Must be sold
by April 10 settle estate. Harry y. Har-
vey Adm, hennett Square. Pa Bell tele-
phone.
HOUSE Nine rooms and bath. Ken
nett pike. near Rising sun Road. Apply
Townsend. 923 Market street.
HOUSE Eight rooms. RECEIPT on hall hot
water heat pantry and front porch Fine
condition. Good locality. Address N 20.
Every Evening Oitcc
ONN youl home Campaign stars April
! IL Philadelphia with Secretary Glass OF
ghe sErea Jury Department. assisting Why
not start here nos See Nm .lones.
s23 Shipiey stsset
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sHAMpooING. SCALP TREATMENT

Asks Nj NICHOLSD% snanpootnx. scat
treatment tacia. massage. yir'r@COry troat-
rrenr ta4r II -=sIns also electrical mas sage
2tIss \ fFan kin ~ -. 4 a. fb99 s.
SHAMPOOING anu scalp treatment 81
YOUR home Phone 4z2G W. Bsr IA Nj.
Ernest 428 r. Sixth street Penn Grove
and Carney Point Fridays.
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III CONCORD AVENUE and bath, sqrrc pi1i src
laundry tubs shower This property n very hflri 'Ho
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SITUATIONS WANTED.

DOUBLE entry bookkecper. IL years ex-
Ieritnce WISHES tocltl0u Best reverence.
Address Nj q t-Nery evening Offiea
ibttNt7 MAN. married aEC 26 experienced
cashier viii soon bc released from gov
eTninent operations. desires position WITH
concern WuCTr TCSpOn~f fulllfy. init ti8tINC and
tact are essential Address = -. EyCry
H,[eu{uL- OIhc..
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AUTOMOBILES TO HIRE.

TAXI SEREtCE-Ilulck dependaDae. wieb
reasonable rates From anywhere 20 any
Where anytime. Cali e23 West NntH
street
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WANTED TO RIY.

BE PArR4OIIC save your aeste material
Nc .fstSo fSS~sS. OSper sasrau ron. TuL5-
ger lasCaIs. SIaYln B=oS lUZ-lu9 Orange
stre~f- - Il a $3.50 ~
DU> ! Lnraw yOus Jin cloehes away. dLxl
ssL rlcea pad tCT o,d ,toJAs5 W Il IA,
tause. COS y est front strJpt utomaCiC
u3one &3.Z
l.IGltkeI casn priots lor scrap irou rags
metals ana newspapers puODe AuLo
137x nIteu JUNK 20. ~ Orange
LrAs-t
A-AOS. nj tNspaptfs. HEtSiss iuFhlt urs ana
an nlnds % lunk We pay hlgLeSs prices
n Delaware Ii oloam. lO4 Ala0ison street
D. y \. E'IIone iSA% .
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FoR SALE RIAL gsTATE.
FOR SALE REAI. ESTATE.
FOR SALE HOMES

2loe BOUIIvARD-2 and baths yo, chestnut bot
clccue
is in 6rsrl sruldito % must sell
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MASQUERADE SUITS.

MAsQLERADE suls and wigs 70 hire
Specialists 10 paints and make-ups Frank
Blesingcr corner Fourth and ainut Sts-
Phoue 6254 w ~e
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REMOVALS.

Pklkl 4 & Cam. DenLssU. nave removed
tur,s Office from -Il Market street tJ Deia
xAr. avenue and West formerly Dr Harry
Gar-ett's 1tflcs
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ROOMS FOR RENT

kIpNS roh hI4INI-
hNISLEB hO0AlH
80 wo-t strcc.
FURNISHED rooms. 1880 French.
FURNISHED room house for sale Address
y. avery fsen'ng ofiicc
FIhNlShkll room tor Christian iady or
lhriStian RenIicnau Address :. Every
Evening ph.co
FURNISHED and unfurnished rooms fo
rent 49, time stFest
tIhhIslthn rooms ~i,h OF without
caro-. lriNatc family Good location usi3
" >nth II. hon, 1904
FURNISHED ot uniurnished rooms for
ugnt housekeeping Light heat. hath.
I3At Shaa ross avenue.
LARGE. newly trru.shcd front room IuI.
AuaHls strtet
NlCEIA furnished room on second floor
.as' ADAMS street fnone 2oos
>lIaLl taru.~,ac4 rooms lo scntaosnoa
on4y s19 AJsma sttost
NltELl luruIsueu rooms tor gvntiomen
I2~- FoErtn strct
PLEASANT rooms. either for man and wife
ar young men. Reasonable rates o@i
Jackson s'r'rt
huuAl-N Gay FURNISHED. With heat. bat
Apd use ~ phone Two BLOCKS from depot
App! an hink strtz.t
l.ouAIa .oC csl4
900 West ss-,u
TWO nicely furnished rooms for light house
keeping Us. OF BATH No chiidfon- 1889
du bunt street.
TWO unfurniShcd rooms No objection 10
baby. 6uu VI seventh street.
TWO unfurnishcd rooms tor light house
keeping so Nandevcr avenue
I-NFI RNIsHED room by middle aged
lady y 10. Every Evening once
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FARMS FOR SALE.
1910 FARM LIST

III NV
ue,a An MN tQ{Q FARM GArALDLs.
tgsa o,4f giving nfu 6eSeriptioue locations
anJ r,-tr-.s N oyer 4 ua ltiot dollars worth -.
Sel,.efgd farms sl1brrhau bones. Ctesa
y,ssaks "a, vsnrar front place. &c a. stAr
1,rIs ineivg tnvr saxt Esgbt brar,ch ofaces
saigxvnen qgif \ a1ltas sr shCw fAyns fgep
Albert |. Ieelee y Farm AgencN
Alatn ,ffies.. Newark tpel NH u'nsso,
o 6icc. SIP hiue ~tr~et
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MONEY TO LOAN

MONEY TO LOAN
On reai estate. Il you have good security
Qou get the money right away Address
l. 10 Every Evening Oh
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WANTED.

To purchase or rent a large
home IN or near Wilmington.
State to~atlon and prce.
PostonIce Box 8S4, Vii
mlngton, Del.
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LOSi AND HOUND.

EASTPIN-Fif and Jefferson. Reward
II rrturned - iltts " tItn street
BLACk wallet lost containing money and
Two du Pant passes tlnder will please
notIy T.. o. Roplson. \. NJ. g A.. aud
receive reward
DEt'oSl1 Houk On he Artisans Savings
Bsnk, No II B3S. IN the uaIne u fuuc
Brua>hy Appucati1n has bcCn made Tor
nt.v i,-ok Eone brol~ks.
ENGLISH buli ios fawn CoiOr- Return 10
.j2u West street. or phone lusA Reward
LOST ok STOLEN. on Delaware avenue
ear near Second and Market streets trt-
lay afternoon. poCkCt DoOk with ste Re
ward slJ II retuTpcd. Please wTito II
found 10 y II. Every Evening ntticP
THU RSDAN on Market king pair shell
trimmed eyPKiaSSt>. in case Reward Please
notiiN livery FVNnIn9 1tl4Cc.
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wANTED-Space for storage and light
n,anuactufall-. af have Elevator. nrst no0r
not IiecessarN- Location near Ninth aud
Snipiey sUrtcuS Preierred. Givc particulars.
inc,uuing pr ce. Address y !. Every kYening
ONO
NAAIEp-t7y responsible parties. two
apartIlsnls OF flVe OF "a rooms ehcn. vest
sioe pv Alarch - Nc Children. Cau 5&35 :
or e13 'acAson street
Ne tAl 4fAE tICrhtST PRICES fU5s
al kIu1s oI raw lurs nides ana noOl. t..
S9iut . son. . r.. frapt street - q a. 5s7
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EOR Sal.

NINE-rooIn house with al modera t.nI4-
veniences. splendidiy located. Seven min
utes from his office. Possession March -.
Guy & REARICk.
9la orange street.
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GEORGE NJ. MILLER.
Real Estate. Mortgage lnsnEanc'.
S45 Orange ST Bell Phone 34iS.
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STORAGE

STORAGE rooms Ior rent. both phones
George II. Lang Co, 1905 Orange
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H AvENUE-Ii md BATH heater hardwood tn
II property Is "A pgel location
he cs0ld
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FOR SAL T.

VERY desirable corner property. eight
rooms aud bath. hot water heat nice porch.
Possession SO days This property is in very
good condition. owner anxious u sell.
&. ". WENZlN(l.
Phone 1875 922 shipley street
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WANTED.

Nm AT thS Iaz> pautcu ulgnt= :
I,riCt Lalu ali IL Tnune ~ Whining ton
tI,uk o. t<Js " tr-nt go Automatic
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4 pnour cali Ntt prinE our rcprCscntattfd
Who will he pleased show you these nrcf.
critics Compile hStngS OF property "a aN
ect!ons u the cits upOn request.
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CLEANERS AND OVERS.

A. Marlin. ialtor. LeAn4hs. 1yeinS.
PrcSsln4. securing. hepATihs y lhuies
anC Gentlemen clotninR HorE cSiled ioe
ana deuFersI gl5 ~ Etgatu street. ~ q A..
3ts4t J uSOnIaL1c 4@<o
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Il house loft uRat
md al nliern including bordai
dor three porches pe agafor udr h 20 ~ io
! feet space fnr
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NOTICES.
WATER RATES

Are due and payable In advance az the otiioc
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Meter ClaSs-Quarterly Rates.

Nnl.t5r.- MN SEhIt.~ 90 ttAtNtS
Tie 'lvht .CLn series OF Sharcs OF t'crpctuA
Savings anu oad Association Is now lhlns
ssusa Shares 4re ont doliaf "a u i'Cr month
anu an IN ontaIped At any time ~ the
Perpetual BnidInc Nintu AMI Orange
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hiACHiNlSTS.

fRiCE A4AGttlNr. CO.
Genera haCaiiai5ts,
lis " fttt3N sf
Eepnlr wOrn III very description done
uroLnptiy ut reasonable price New and
USED machinery tO0ts automoUueS, motor
cycles anu sasoilnt engines uought sold aui
eachsugaI Sc, ,hont 7ioc "
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1919-02-01
MALE HELP WANTED.

EXPERIENCED chauffeur ana mechanic,
discouraged from army. would like To drive
car south, Would take any long drive. :.
Typry Evening Once.