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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-03-19
Maine Men Employed
At WestbOro Hospital
Charged With Assault

Nesthog>o. Mass. Marc.n 1--.--!slar-
g Wilson. = ii Ealluwe3I. NJ.
Frank A Jones. -. ai Auburn. M.
and Joseph 2. Bassai=e. f. If Con
leclcGt- were ar-alEaed 5efhre
Judge Fowler in ing 1ist-icr court
yesterday on the charge Of assaultsnE
John Weeks an insane person. VINO
died AZ the Weslbarn state ,ospiral
yesterday morning. The arrest II
the three men followed the exarniaa-
L3un OF rhe aodr al Weeks bv Medi-
cal Examiner Charles :. knight. VIM
made the complaint Attendants as
lifted thar Weeks WIS u i haInraa.
8ass-T-e stating that ne noticed hin
getting niue n the face ana thai
with assistance he pumped nearly a
gallon NJ water ont Of him. He STAT
"a that IT was several hours ae-E
ma. Aaf. rae man died. The rase
was continued n Fr76a-. and n ae-
fault III hail. which was fze1 a.
E-1as EACH. The respondents ware
committed n the Worcester JAIL
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-03-19
HeIiuz11 Plant for
Our Balloon Gas

Fn-r wor-1. Texas. Marra IA
great h-fium plant from vnicn he
Crlted States suverurnH,1t hopes q OBJ
tam neu-inflaInynahle gar N saTfirItHi
Quantities supply Hs military ltal-
5oans Is 3car completion here. Insia la
-zun Of rlachirerv has begun ana il Is
Expected he plant will b- n operation
~ A oEusI : Unless Congress stiuts}1 fail
% carLhF- rupro-- ne und4--a ksrs.
4eIiuIn Is extrar.e=d s-r-n natural s7s
~ ss-r-NnI -7rog-sss
Construction If TIE plant. .he 1ni} ne
n rs Rina IL tllf world and al a g.osf ri
gpur-xirna-eit- goose was SIRED
during the word war following 4 s+.r-se.
OF experiments conducted ~ a--rv and
na~y experts aere and At Pei-1lia.
Texas. Beyond the sact hat : nm
=u1tarnrnapie- nun-exs1iosire- sas had
beer developed. ne results u ms exne-
-lnerts have remained = s.s;.e- TIE
aeliurn plant since rs crrls--ucr .ls,l
started. mas oesa under military guard.
a naval lieutenant Is n ca1nnxnd
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-03-19
TOWN ELECTIONS

rEs'-Si' e C-----s-4t-rtr,leZ Charles z.
49, z a. -ant- Norris 2 =slsoTt- own
-...:k = n lew 5own agent =
4, ~ = = LEV, a, ~ IL j.
kdna Hartman. Ina SeHnsrt- Money
sA,iuTpl,r-iaft-<i. Sc.sosls sI5a3: HIGHWAYS
.-s:S:.Tsa: ssETE,nr- 81 Door s77a
DRESDEN HI1LS-Fr-T S--4eE-rran
: :, Waodwa--1: se-cund seieC1ruAn. =
a KeekE; -hIrd sslek--nan. ! fred
-ouaiel.e: town eieyE- Edward Hail
1TF+zsTIer and collector = z Cottpa
ss4aasi committee U. \. Elinr. LEX
Aunss-v. " ? Reed; t.nns1a 15t-s 5 p
t-al i. l. -1ullri+.r-t. q = Cotton -r1xd
esond- John russell IRE Uar4e1s- 1eo.
P,lstard. Harry Pusna-s. A-p--p-za-
-lo1S- schools SIfsti. ext auoks sIsS. 70
pairs on schoeihpuse sSJsa Bridge Aaad-
-snv $40; lads s-coe: br1dEes Ss1Ss: sup
par ~ poor S4Sa
-NI-Y-Se-lt.=--ns- z 2. F=urte- Z
Z. Ward Lair Stevens rown clerk E
MI Thass- --eAsurer- = 4. Whitaker
school -1rfIrritis-%. I'll l. Gaunszt
None appropriated: Schussis. c-rnrnu-
ratsI: aIher pIlraasss. hiEn scnoe4. sz75ta
school building. SSE: Snuw bills ss5ss
igtlts. syb; soldiers memorial y7co:
tuw1 1ff1rs-. 500: State Ala road. sI.s
nstzrol. xSaG
SwANT---I.E-Seie c,-ne-. A. T. Nick
ruwn clh-k ana t-essstres " E Damn
Jown agent and lax coilec-ur- Z p
y hIte st.1oel COMMITTEES. N. x Nick
eyHan Money appropriated. Schools
ssss- highways sl1p. support Of ppsr
STA. other purposes. III.
y A-Io-Seisc--net. - ". Simmons
= ~ Ps9-snn. - g. Sruita: town CLERK
IL a. 9praEue. treasurer. C. H smith
~ rollt.csor. =. L Holmes: sctloHi nar1-
,nltl@e. arthur Smith. Money avu-o-
7r7attsd- ssIaa. schools CNs: hiEirwavs
Slsrs. support u 2aur. 49,: other gEfr-
poses lncinsntais. ssSs: tgwn Officers
%4sa: nigh school -uItlun. 81: seflasI
s1uks. ss0t: rr,AiS VT school houses
Saf-i. interest ON landing syviers Rte:
m puTl orders. slfsaA
LIT HI TELD-StIe--ynsr Frank x
Adams, Emery z. DKuforrh: Zen Rar
Small town CLERK F-Zlh " Laf,yr
own agent. Frank y. Adarns; treas
ars.r. --tnces z Lswe: tax COLLECTOR
OTIS 2. Graz: school committee ". Il
" Co.'s Money appropriated: Scnpnls
sSssa highways, 9as: supper. IF pae-
sTTa: sr1e- purpossS snHE aills. seess.
znciaeaIais- szSse: State Aid road. ssR
maintenance state Aid. sf1. Memorla.
dzv. sE
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Willard WHIT
g.e-- @. 3 Fuller. ". J. Ereeier. town
clerk. treasurer and TAX collector John
SANFORD: TOWN agent. Willard Whit
aEf-. stsluoi committee AIb<.-r 2
Barnes Auner appropriated. E4IE.
SCHOOLS 80, 3iErwars- SxT: g-tsSf
purposes seoet: land fund SO
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-03-19
HAVE Color IN CHEEKS
5e Better Looklng-Take
Olive TaDlets

Il vrr SKIN IS veIlUw-cunierinl
uailid-tnar1e o1zIed-apDefIfe ooW.-
vJu 1ava a Tao taste n vs-r mouth
a l1zv, np-good leeiing -yua should
ake OLIVE Taulefs-
Dr. Edwards Olive Tan,efs- -11o.
Eruie fF caianei- Fsmred by
Or. EDWARDS after Il vears Oh sEudv
d.. Edwards Olive Tahieas areauweiy
veR.anie1Enpoundmxe1w1thoHveml
ym viii know them by Lhe,r olive coic-
Tohzrea clear. pink skin. hagi,t ereS
no pmpies. a fesiinE Oh Us,ewancv ike
csnidhE GAYS von must get II Iaezus.
Dr.. Edwards Give Tablets AT IN
the liver and bowels ike ainnea-yeI
Kre 10 dangerous after esfa-s-
Ther star the Mie and orEuEne Gm.
situation. Millions Of h.nE are snid
annually at mc and &c Take me ar
e-nEhriy and 1aae the pleasing rSltts
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-03-19
WALDOBQRO

NORTE-RaeI Cre and Clarence
Eurnheirner were n Winsiow Mills
IN Tlesday-
Maak drove 10 Waidobor-o IN Tues
day
Mrs. anne Bnrnhslmer, who Las
oe-esn IN the SICK list the past *Ev
dayg- w arc g.ad n report as better
Mrs Rael 0rf and little san want
% Norm Jay IN Tlesctag % v1s7t dEr
sister
Everett Shuman went 70 winslaw
Mills F-1dav after a load Of. --a.n
Tor john a Bur-lhriner.
Clifton Levsnsaler- Mss Grace
Mank ana Miss Dur1f1y L Shum-n
took a sleigh me "a Wa ooaro N
Thursday
Mrs. Flora Aank was n waldo
bora On business Thursday
Quite a Delegation --u-n I5IIs place
went II Walduborya On Wednesday 70
arrand tnw1 meeting
Mrs Nellie VIM hennach pasEs4ti
"Wednesday with hsr parents III
ana Mrs " 2 league
Mrs Maggie CAlde-wopd ana Miss
Marspr-s Burgess vino mas as.-sZ1 i
Boston for the nzss Two weeks caring
FOR her daughter, returned hume
Thursday
Evangelist Jesse W Deas u cam
bridge Mass. vino 1as oee-1 4 guest
III Rev. and Mrs E-nr-e & Ia Is
filed me pulpit here Sunday morning
ana al ar1fs car1er n rhe afternoon
re Went ID WINSTON NILS. IN lie
evening. where he viii cnuduC- q ser
ies of meetings
The boys are enjoying smoke az
the land If LeFeraI1 Walsh. WHO las
7usr taken 70 himself i bride Els
many friends wish rim much happl-
ness and many years of Eaddea Ita
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-03-19

IF his manifest effur-s. End 70 H purtl
II good and evil daF- al times through
p+,7Is nd difficulties and over path
va not always smooth. lt- contributed
7#3 per cent. of service Willingly H.
g-ndg1ngtv ana. If course. sattsfac1o-
-,ly- The footprints Ina. ae ,eft on
earth were made IN the highlands n
ne bright light If ruth ana .nfer--t-
The appreciattve wor<is spoken in eali-
3 u his memoir ~ vou vho under
stood us OWL rr-le self .ike.v better
nan he understood and VINO .us1.v
rAIut-t lis -eEI wors. viii hs spread
lppn the ret3rls II TINS cour-
ana now as a further marx If "a
Fpeet 20 MS nsmury, the present sss-
s4an wlil o+ finally adjourned
VIII Justice Duun's reInas-ss me e--
erciEes ware concluded AMI ne Aarcn
-e--n o. he supreme Judicial cou,- FOR
hernenec county was finally adjourned
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-03-19

l. '4>--'A -A'-'li---t 81 '-ll4 We ~ -
LINZ Ae was . -" s'oAts- n ne eli1I0s
IL 5eath &" -4--liVSs- Nj -'hIt@ll III
I''esss=i TIN Is : E'4llS man N s-<AA
nte4lcct-li-- Afta1nrnsnls ana Eoans
man d s-sA1 promise q ms Ins'st=,l 1l'o-
'esslan - NJ. -lr1efph watched rs
cAct--E rom yeAE 20 Z'eAr ne Saw MIN
LIMP ne -Auuer di -a--ne ana lsslathtsss-
M. ar -1un -e-er-ea . MI luton
won n ne STATE senate and = ne
n+-fce II chairman oT he Industrial IS
clGe,1T Commission. WHERE c. constant
y s-s-w II ne esteem p the people .
the ieEaI 1r-c1 t-ssl1n and u NJ asileA
~ III de--S1e'-Is t'iiu '' his ~
St-f'a q ---s' t'~'-'ui tae'lis-
Associate Justice Charles j. -unn
4ssoc-ate Justice Diinr .h.-3 -aspauti-
- n F,..t,r5r at 7bt. 1s,1r-- sv-,ez.--rl- as
4nJlrvr-
f-..-,rts,-a, ri me Rsr
-. 7,,,,.- -,e,.s,,-..s -a -1s5,,-.-,,,s --,-,
s.s.,-,,rr FINK r T7,,---,,, WIS. ms. s---s
a,,,,,-s,,v,4o,, ~ ~ t..,a,-a--ar a-5 Nv ~
-,,--,f..sS3,,,,.I sr,3 v,rheir lffH IL III. bs-
7,,,,-s .~,,-as...7
~
49, -A--'' 80
40 - 80
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-03-19
Big Saturday Night Dance
At Maccabee Hall
Fdrnhcn at the piano
CONE AND HEAR HIM

Warren Cunningham, cie-k. James
Douglass: auditor II . Pezsley- mem
be- If school colnfnitIes. Wauswor-n
Lswzs- Voted 20 -alss or coIrTntrn
ssnools- sI7Tn: rur free hira school. SD':
-nzCis ald uTfaEes. s.4a. snow BILLS. S9as-
L-ZsJ yezr The snpu bills amounted %
SIS g
Joseph ana Leo --aznur. VINO hare
cs.r Iu,ts u With Influenza ara up-y
cDnvaIesca1t
On account Of ma mad ambition II The
rnaas VOTERS from Tins section of the
town walked 70 cowa meeting Moltaaz
Many w=-e not a1Ie "a attend
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-03-19

--iesr If M and Mrs 2 9. Allen. ~
tur-Ied Thursday n Belfast
Mss Clara " Bean want Thursday
% Bangor
Z. ? AcrznE uau mas worssa for Jver
tEo Years Ia p X Jaaulth garage
zoes q Shelton Conn -se frs: N May
NJ and Mrs Aurang have made many
r-1eriis n ,tls own. VINO viii sincerely
-agret their lnzrtns
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-03-19
MONTvULE

CEN-ER-EIi+Ra Cay 4 E1rd war
veteran. d seriously IL His vuunger
bury. Mars Doctors and their h1rses
are seriously averworked- Mr. Cay 4
nsspie had TO 20 fur a physician and
tnae him hurne. n urrier to ses medical
attendance ~ all
Nfse Bertha jackson Ii apfne from
GsBWzy, y. Il.
william cnnanf Thompson. his =vu-.-
~ Evelyn. and friend. y. II. CUNT
hnro refnraed - New ysrk.
MH Carney 5hure haE gone 20 MIS-
achusesfs-
{. Pswhguks cAssar. whD hss hson ,as
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-03-19

Miss Adelaide Sargent, teacher af
the first grade at the Williams
Grammar school viii leave this
morning for BosTnn and Lawrence
Mass where she expects % visit
friends and relatives during the
Easter vacation.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-03-19

EAE--Mr<- Era Higgins Of fairfield
was called here Monday by the illness
u her mother, Mrs Ala Ssry. VINO
las pnsumouiz.
Gearge Jackson Of vi Vernon l.
working for 9. =. Gorien.
Dir anu Ms Caas- Fifeld ana Mr.
ana Mrs Boy Macs n2Esssi SATURDAY n
lewiston
4rs- John Mehinnin is visiting her
daaghtsS. Mrs ElEFsnce Sllirse-. Wax
psties Mass
Russell Field PASSED SATURDAY with
Ar- and Mrs ". T Mac
-ehooi vii open here Narctl -
Mrs. Warren Eunt - passing . few
days n Massachusetts as Ire soess of
friends
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-03-19

Word has been rsscelHaa II TINS
city af the death Of John a Lang
fellow which occurred a. Ills late
homH AT IL Williams avenue. East
Providence. r. = AGED ! yeArs.
Mr LonEfeslow Was formerly q
resident Of Augusta
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-03-19

Mr. and Mrs. A. F Pierce anu
Miss Beatrice Pierce. who have
been passing a few days n Boston
whore they attended the automobile
snow. returned Thursday morning
70 their hornes IN the CITY.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-03-19

6o~ue,n Seniors Esee4 oAEear.
The Senior class OF Bow1oiu COL
eye has elected the following all
GERS: Emerssn W. Zstier. Collins
Vile Ccnn- pr.aidert- Archie Q.
Dcsaie. Fsrmingsnn. vice president:
Stanley IL Gerdun. nion- ~. 2. ser
Rotary and Treasurer; Burchz-d z.
LaUk. Strong, marshal. Allan W
CnnE-artsne- R.csmurn- cnnptain-
Richard K AcWiiiaMk Ban0uE.
orator: George r Assault Portland.
hiEfurian; james 8 Draper. way
land. Mass. pce4. Jese AbbSae. peR-
ter, osiisr. Edgar c. Taylor. Derr,
n f. opening address, Ararc Z.
Riehzn. AsuklanG cIaainy aaAr1ua
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-03-19

The loinr meeting Of the Z VS.
Viii be held at the 7. Ii c. A. As
se,nnly han q, 5-Se O'Clock this Fra
day afternoon instead of al the
Methodist vesiry as previously an
nounced.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-03-19

Mrs Thomas 4 James of Belfast
avenue has returned from a two
weeks visit in Nersden. CT, called
there by The Illness and death Of her
mother
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-03-19
UNITY

wES--M-s william Keller vino
naE been III for inng .-rne. is NOT 80
we'll
Miss Bertha Parkharsf OF A-tnun
has besn passing a ws,ek with her
uncle. L. p. Foster and tamiiv
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-03-19
JOICE

me aagUur1t-s own -rlee-inE # vhI1H-
fie4d was aeld MUndaE TIE -eiec.rrer
s-is-r-tsi were ARE y Ford Eer,-ev
BAILEY ana Rufus Fowies. --easurey
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-03-19

John Wilcox has sold his interest
n the retail department of the HAY
market Beef Co The store is 10
Gated On the east size of the river
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-03-19

Fred Donneii of Windsor was a
business visitor IN the CITY. Thurs
day.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-03-19

Jesse Smith of Chelsea was a
business caller IN the city Thursday
fur a few hours.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-03-19

anenic people those pale cheas and hps who have
appetite and feel that fersh condition n tho
srngme Of the year should the refreshing powers Of
good ssatave and blood purifier Such tonic druggists
have sald for fifty Doctor Pie Golden Medical Dis
Il remedy that b obtained tablet
liquid form. Made without alcohol from Wild and haz
IF dos have the tablets nd 10 for l
package to Dr. Feruss Iny2lids' Hotel, Buffalo \. 7.
Ask your neignbors, they have tried It!
Perrs remedies tany .or We
different nsed huong and haay
OIL Ny
recommended Dr Psss odsn Asdisi Do.ey aaa h.n
better recovered health and vrl
fcr L nI
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-03-19
S-sailrssed Strycisnins

The little TWO year old enid al Mr.
and Mrs. Charles EamiLn Recently
Swallowed some sE-IcauIae- hut the
tirnelv arrival sf a phrssCian saved
The little ones life
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-03-19

Dr.. Pizus AZ BG&Ia
\. Z ths 0lGhRzesd
physician, known
Throughout tn Htire
civilized unir~ b.
Gauss Of his many y0xs
Of sucosaful medical
pract1G. oncs said:
AT this ams af 1ear
most peopls s1fsr huR
what We t@ SETTING
fever because Of . stag-
nant condition It tho
blood. because Of the
toxins fpmsonsy stored
up within thu body dur
ING the long winrsr. We
eat too much menf. with
Little or no green vege-
tables
BlooNsss people, thin,
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-03-19

Kelley sntloal closes his week fir Z
s1oy- vacation.
4 letter received from 2 K Iurx:,1.
who IS uassing The winter in Gail
sarniA- states that he has been quite
II but IL suns better 1Uw.
Mrs Cora Murcn and little laugh
ter. Diva are visiting relatives anu
friends here.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-03-19

Lot Pierce Of Windsor was q vis-
Itur IN the CITY, Thursday.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-03-19
Da nm D
da VS.

Damn, toggy weathsr. the kind
Ehzt t1kes al the starch and ambi-
ton ont of you-when its not reaily
raining, Just wet and cAifiy-thar's
ths wurst disease~spreadR kn0wn
10 resist III unhealthy influences.
your bowels and digestive rgzns
must function perfectly. II ID .
win pfeczuraun % take . liberal
drse IL sL-F." Atwuod's Meiicine.
A few duses Of this reliahie aid
emily remedv WI ward Of many
o6ids md sure thrnats, with their
consequent loss Of time md incsme-
tn Regular use viii keep yur EYE
TIM ID excellent condition. md Iess
enRu Win be tedightingdisease
TH uU IF" Is ABSOLUTELY s1fe md
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-03-19

The resolutions presented by Artor-
nev Fog were seeunded BY Leroy T.
Carleton N winthrrp, who STATED thxi
ne heartily ccincsdsd with the REMARKS
made av Attorneys FoEg ana Pescock
whe kuew Mr Durtun intimately and
well
Mr.. Carleton sid that hn knew Mr..
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-03-19

History of the World War Given
Free with every cash purchase Of $40.
Ills is a splendid book, stron gly
5ound- containing 352 pages OF con-
1e,sed history Of the Great World
Var. Profusely illustrated through
ou- with beautifully colored illustra-
Ions.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-03-13
Dwellings and Business Properties
For Sale

Il dwellings, ana business + IIOpcIllCS
/ For Sale
% ., s ,ss: ss: E s' sss f t. Ed %;s. s sS s
Al 1919 T.tn.l brick BATH heater
o' hs. @ on % tie 800 s and BATH
ss Il s q :'sss s G,
, ss ] ~. 20 sss.s 3 s s d. ss.. a.ss ss
% garage e. md @ ss's a & sfns" hss %% with ample 's'
@s. sPs.sfn' % ss T sss
s.bs
opportunity
s.,9y desirable and
* :ss ,;::
BY % h;s ss psG % ss & % s sssaS s
sr @ 6 or s business I ~ one o ines, d % 1e,s
good nome Containing ' ''' ' ''" ''' '''e' anu '''''s
ample space garages "'' 'n prov
,.o On s s.s % h wee Da1s ss and @ cs, I'd
90
street. Bock-Twoory dwelling
st I $500 'As heater cement cellar equipped with gas and electric lights
& On Ninth @ street. the goo brick building
in dwellings
Possession June 25
% & % isen. s s1d . ss Fs" ssss s , sss with dwelling st
in BIoekTwossory up
Square pn house lot Il feet BY S. sss Foss @ on
bath and gas lot, I5xsA Possession June 25.
On IN
Price, $1,000 Possession June 25
Franklin ThdTwoory
rooms and bath Possession June rs.
On West Eighteenth BockThree-story and
bath porch lighting
street building oQn-
$4,000 -
Twentyninth dwelling,
and bath hot heat cellar and electric lighting
Lot, l6xlOO Price $4,000 Possession June 25
On Clayton between
porch, and lighting throughout.
porch splendid
tnct and house is in excellent condition
in Bock-Treestory dwelling
and tath lot location
John Govatos
FLOOR, FORD TENTH & sIIPLEY srS
in Its Branche
Travellers Checks
Drafts and Money Orders to All Parts the World
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-03-13

M. w. VAUGHN
Phone 94S. 9l4 Orange Street
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-03-13

At 1919 Tatna Twostory brick, rooms and BATH
gas. Possession Immediately.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-03-13
For Sale

West oecond street
loslU 'ess Su'tAbs moftsAe Posssios Juns26 ~
"sf 5sssasss"sS ;srs 100 rs.
modern bath sy
BOO West Sixth
orchard imr
rapidly l62 feet stree ~
Tweny4orth street 200 Block si, ,o M h .e. b... w.
ant hem - '"'' ''" p"e"' ''"" "e"" '"'
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-03-13

Nineteenth street. the block 3story brick dwell
10 and bath Porch hot air heat cement cellar Possess
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-03-13

On West Sixth street, in the 200 BlockTwo-story bricl
and bath hot heater 16x4R feet On Of the
Market street this would be vey desirable site for kind
ness and be bought chcaply
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-03-13

SneNnus ot, iU bock-Sx st.
| bath
~" "mx bath heat
"s'' '""S 1hirieth streets
Desirable
BATH heat N s residence locality
h.hro
Lanoast Ave.
cellar sr
Monroe ob Washington
| he 'A heater '"'
dwellnp hot -t 600 Bockr
Reed st
WestE heat
bath heater - West Tenth -Lsrrs ~e
feet west tenth St. 800 Boak-NJns
Eighth st, bath porch heat
west cecond ST. 1000 Block-Eght
Vests BATH electric
f"~an' s'nNt
FIRE AUTOMOBILE INSTR sxry
Agent Columbia
Compane
Money loaned
John ]. Hanley
PHONE $40 6ls FOURTH ST
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-03-13
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l1th & Orange sts. Telephone -o7o.
Real Estate and Insurance,
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-03-13

DETACHED HOME.
DELIGHTFUL GROUNDS.
Located IN the desired Rockford
Park secddn- Large. modern house.
with all veniences. BeautiftllIy
kept lawn With trees. shrubbery and
gardens.
II interested. please cali at our Office.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-03-13

On West Seventeenth street. in the 100 BlockTwosofy
rooms and bath equipped with shower Ioche hot water
lar lot, 32x0 feet inches Hardwood floors in living and
stationary tubs basement Po~seron be had nmednte
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-03-13

Cilpin avenue brick,
porch, heat lot 7x150 feet Possession Immediately
Decorah public opinion. (Decorah, Winneshiek County [Iowa]) 1895-1928, 1920-11-24
AUTO LICENSE NOT
unlike LAND DEED
Registration OF Car Now Affords
Better Check on Property
COUNTY TREASURER'S
RECORD TO BE COMPLETE
Auto Owner Moving Into County
Since Last Application Was
Made for License Should Be
Provided With "Re-
moval Certificate,


Registration of automobiles here
after will mean to the owner very
nearly as much as the recording of
a deed by a land owner. - When a
car is registered for 1921 the county
treasurer will have a check on all
cars Of the county far beyond any
record ever before kept of motor
vehicles.
Applications for 1921 licenses must
be on new forms, which will show
the make Of the car, style, model.
year Of manufacture, date of pur-
chase by present owner, times pre-
viously registered and the 1920
registration number.
The applicant who has changed
his residence from one county to an
other since the last registration
should provide himself with a record
of his car, as shown on the applica-
tion blank in the county from which
he has removed. If he can not show
such a record his application must
wait untitled until the county treas
urer can obtain such information
from the treasurer of the county
from which the applicant came.
The ownership of all cars regis
tered in 1920 is on record in some
county treasurer's office, and the
new applications will be checked
with this record before the 1921
license is issued. This checking is
especially as to description of the
car and present owner.
If the owner has changed his resi-
dence to another county from that
in which he registered his car in
1920 and wishes to register for 1921
in the county in which he now re-
sides, he should request the treas
urer Of the county from which he
has removed to send a removal"
certificate to the treasurer of the
county to which he has moved. I'm
less this is done he can not get a
1921 license until a verification of
his application is received by the
county treasurer.
This system prevents owners of
cars fixing lower valuation on cars
after removal. The removal" GER
tificate from his former Mace of
residence will show the valuation Of
the owners car as given in 1920 and
also the amount Of the license col
lected.
Applications for the 1921 number
plates must be filed with the treas
urer on or before Dec. 81. Applica-
tions are now coming to the treas
urer's Office but cannot be filled I'M
Til the number of plates are received.
Due notice of the arrival of the
plates will be given and there will
be sufficient time to make applica-
ton thereafter.
The plates are being sent to the
counties in alphabetical order, as
was done last year, and plates for
this county should come in plenty
Of time for proper delivery.
The 1921 car schedule will show
numerous changes and some cars
will be taxed at a higher rate and