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Baraboo weekly news. [volume] (Baraboo, Wis.) 1912-197?, 1920-11-04
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Baraboo weekly news. [volume] (Baraboo, Wis.) 1912-197?, 1920-11-04

following children were born: Mrs. R.
L. Harrington; Mrs. Ed Rorison, who
died September 81, 1901; Mrs. A. Har-
rison; Mrs. c. E. Brandt; and A w.
Carton. The surviving daughters live
in Adams and the son in CoIome, S. d.
Mrs. Carton also leaves a sister,
Mrs. L. A. Johnson OF Baraboo,
half brother William Scott of Dellona
and three half sisters, Mrs. Carrie Hill
drith Mrs. Sarah Doering and Miss
Lizzie Scott all of Baker Mont. She
Her husband died several years ago.
also leaves five grandchildren
Baraboo weekly news. [volume] (Baraboo, Wis.) 1912-197?, 1920-11-04
w. v. Beige

The funeral of w. v. Beige was
held this afternoon at the home of his
brother, w. w. Beige, 7O2 Eighth St.
conducted by Rev William Moore,
pastor of the First NJ E. church. The
musical numbers were given by Daniel
Roberts.
The bearers were l. F. Torpey, F. G.
Foster, J. j. Conway, L. B. Walters, II.
A. Ellis, H. E. Scott, and A A.
Davis. They accompanied the remains
to Michigan City for burial.
Mr. Beige was accidently killed by a
locomotive at Elroy.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-10-23
BUILDING PERMITS.

Plans have been approved by the build
ing inspectors office and permits issues
for the following projects
Seventh street, 1899 West, c. EpiscipC
owner, J.. M. de Bartoiomeis builder
addition, $500.
Seventeenth street, 24l3 West; C. r
Nudge owner, f. NJ Strickland builder
addition, 81, coo
Linden and Franklin streets; Thomas
Fisher owner and builder; galvanized
ironbuilding. $500
Madison street, 406; ]. Sacklear owner
J. p. Reardon builder; alteration, 81 900
Ninth and Fletcher streets; S. A
Dawson owner and builder; private
garage, S25.
Seventeenth street, Ile West; Mrs. L.
Spicer owner, Reed d Bro. builders; ad-
ditions, 5000
Fifth street, l02 East; H. Eisenmann
owner and builder; alteration, $3.50.
Front and Union streets; Joseph Kelly
owner, ID. Dangel d Sons builders; altera-
tions, $500.
Fourth street, 1000 West; A. McDer-
mott owner, and builder; addition, 1926
Windsor street, 720; T.. Greenblatt
owner and builder; alterations $500.
Lowering avenue and Jackson street;
J. c. jackson owner; A. Julian builder;
heating plant, $500
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-10-23
CHESTERTOwN n AND VICINITY.

Special Correspondence OF Every Evening
Chestertown, Md, Oct 23.-NoteTs Of
this county, as we'll as of the state at
large will be called upon 10 vote at the
approaching election on two amendments
TO the Constitution, ore 10 increase the
salaries of the clerks of the Circuit Courts
from 5000 TO $4,000, ard tn. oth.r TO
increase the pay of the members OF the
Maryland Legislature.
Alice. little daughter of A. Raymond
Prettyrnan of Galena, fell in the street
in that town few days age, and fractured
both bones in her arm.
Agents Of New York textile works are
interviewing farmers on the Eastern
Shore, endeavoring 10 induce them to
grow $1,000 acres IN fax during the coming
season.
Mrs. John Mitten of Baltimore Is a
guest of her mother. Mrs. William {.
Sutton. Merritt Brown Ct Altoona, Ps.,
spent a part Of the week with his father,
William II. Brown, who has been sick tor
several weeks. Winnie Grey Of Whining
ton has been visiting friends here during
the week.-Willism ). Bennett has gone
to Baltimore, where he hss secured
position.
Mrs. John W Hirons, mother OF Pro
lessor IIDur t1IbNs ui W AlAtit sOSAit Aeaa
in her yard here this week and severely
cut the ligaments of finger.
Farmers and dairynlen IN this section
are much exercised concerning a rumor
here that the Milk Dairyrnens Associa-
ton which controls tha price Of milk will
cut the price 81 per hundred pounds the
first of the year.
Some coal dealers here are experiencing
difficulty in securing a supply Of coal for
their customers.
The jury in the case o. Samuel G.
Caldwell against the Pennsylvania Rail-
road Co. to recover on n carload Of toma-
toes lost in transit in 1919. awarded Mr.
Caldwell damages to the amount of
S493, with costs. MIR. Caldwell brought
suit for 5000.
DR.. and Mrs 81. Bepge Simmons have
been visiting relatives and friends in
Columbus, Ohio, during the past week, and
the doctor attended q reunion Of his class
in the university from which be graduated
Thomas Healy, q student at Washing
ton College. was admitted TO practice
st the local bar during the session Of
court, this week, and has been given three
cases by the court as counsel for the de-
fence for persons charged with criminal
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-10-23
CECIL COUNTY NOTES.
specia, Correspondence Of Every Evening

4 Special Correspondence of Every Evening
| Elkton, Md, Oct. 23.At n meeting Of
citizens of Rising Sun held in the town hall
in the interest OF subscribing TO the bonds
/ required to insure electric lights and
| power being transmitted to the town irom
| McCalIs Ferry, Pa, the loan WAS over
subscribed, and the new company VIII take
over the present electric power company
and install new lights.
West Nottingham Presbyterian Manse
| property, embracing substantial ten
room dwelling and 2S acres OF land, was
sold at public salem yesterday to j. j..
Hanna, for S7,050.
| L. Nelson James and James NJ. Tosh of
Rising Sun have been appointed by
Governor Ritohie to representCecil county
at the State Farmers Convention of Mary
land which meets at Salisbury, November
o, 10 and IL.
Miss Edna Linton of Woodlawn, while
riding a wheel yesterday fell, breaking her
right wrist.
Work Of laying concrete on West MAN
street, Elkton was begun this week and
the Broad Creek Construction Co, IS
pushing the work fast before cold weather
sets in.
Mrs. Dora Mackey, wife of Harry
Mackey, of Lewisviile, died yesterday,
at her home, after a brief illness. A widower
and six small children are left.
Mr.. Phipps of Virginia, who recently
moved to his farm near Rising Sun, met
with pain full accident, when tins wee
a pitchfork pierced his right hand com
pletely through.
David Nj. Hartxel of Wilmington and
Miss Ethel NJ. Mitchell of Seaford, Del,
were married in Elkton, yesterday.
Joseph Shippers of North East, has pur-
chased the Cross Keys Hotel property
at Calvert and will open n store there.
The body of Count Joseph lsador Won
Labed Oitynslxy, who died "Wednesday at
his farm near Chesapeake City. was taken
TO Philadelphia, last evening Funeral
services were held in the Cathedral there
this morning
Harry r. Boulden left yesterday for
Harrisburg, Pa, where he viii spend
the next two weeks.
A large moving van, in attempting to
pass the Ford car of Leroy Reynolds,
on the new road at Harrisonvllle, yestef-
day, struck the car, badly wlecklng 1t.
No one was injured
A State motor officer stationed at Ris-
ing Sun by the automobile commissioner
has made 26 arrests this month for speed
ing. A fine of SIS TO S25 were impos cd on
the violators.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-10-23
ENGINEERS INSPECT
STATE HIGHWAYS
Party of Visitors Taken Over the
Roads by Chief Engineer
Upham.

1wenty-four New Jeney highway en-
glneers, as guests of Charles NJ Upham,
chief engineer of the Delaware State
Highway Commission, started tour Of
Delaware roads yesterday afternoon in
the interest of Delaware State highway
construction work. The visiting engineers
had luncheon in the duBnrry room of the
Hotel du Pont, where addresses were
made by MIR. Upham and Josiah Marvel,
member Of the commission.
Talks were also made by Alexander
Nelson, county engineer Of Atlantic
county, N. j., member Of tho County
Highway Engineers Association, snd by
Chief Engineer Wasser Of New Jersey, who
said the New Jersey road building budget
for 1921 called for an appropriation of
SlS,000,0OO, to cover operations for the
next six years. OF this amount, $4,700,000
will be spent next year.
Plans for inspection OF Delaware roads,,
called for a stop at Dover last night,
where meeting was set for the armory
The men expected TO cover Sussex county
and the new du Pont highway as far as
Georgetown today.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-10-23
CITY REALTY TRANSFERS.

Recent changes in ownership Of real
estate in Wilmington involve the follow
! ing parcels.
Franklin street, northwest corner 81
/ Nineteenth street, Wilbur r. Bush and
wife from Ernest Baker, $500
Madison street. No. 400. Elizabeth
/ Sackler from Louis Levine and wife,
/ 4,5O0.
Spruce street, 70l, John Patczcwski
/ from Charles II. Allen and wife, SO, 200
/ Fifth street, east of Walnut street,
| Charles johnson and wife from William
/ Bank and wife, $500
| Peach street. west of Claymont street,
| Dennis J. Mention from Barnet Wein-
stock. and wife 81 $50.
Pine street, 1929. Margaret and Marie
T. Lynch from Myer SwartE and wife,
| g., ESQ
Shallcross avenue, 16 feet inches west
Of Hancock street, Charles X Lynch from
| Wilbur r. Bush and wife, $1,000.
Third street, cast Of Poplar street,
Antony Grodzicki aud wife from Joshua
l. Grassland, sheriff, 81, coo
Carter street, southwest corner Twenty-
fourth street, George j. Cochran from
George II. Locmis and wife, 50 900
Franklin street, GOO South, Annie T.
Heating from Stanley W. Ssymanski,
s., 800.
Madison street, 6I6, Samuel T. Usilton
from Antonio Pillucchio and wife, So, 450
Ninth street, 7lo West, Otis L. Brickley
and wife from Alice c. Fennessey, ct al,
S3, 400
Seventh street, 222s West William
Patterson from Harvey NJ. Newlove,
$500
Twenty-sixth street, lis West, James
II Marvel and wife from Florence Price
and husband, Sc. 100
Sixth street, 1lI7 West. John J. O'Toolc
and wife from Ella NJ. Holt, $1,000
Nineteenth street, 219 West, George
Long from Albert B. Hurley audwi fe,
S6.30a.
Coleman street, 913, Victoria Tomas
Eewski from John A. Cranston, ct al,
$1,000
Madison street, southwest corner of
Twenty-fourth street. James 0'kane and
wife from Delaware Chemical Engineering
Co. So 500.
Sixth street, 1928 West, Jennie Nc
Carthy from Stanislao Tobasso and wife,
S6.500
Lowering avenue west of Franklin
street, Isador K Kreshtool from Henri
eta Kurattle, $3.50.
Van Buren street, north Of Sixth street,
Lee B. Church from Ernest c. Parks and
wife, Sc. 900.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-10-23
SUNDAY SCHOOL
CLASS BANQUET
Rev. George c. Williams Chief
Speaker at McCabc Dinner
Last Night.

Tho creation of Sunday school con-
science in tho community" was the sub
jcct of An address delivered by Rev. Geo.
c. Williams, pastor Of the MoCabe Nj. II:
Church at a ane net gwen IN honor oi
members Of tho intermediate class OF the
Sunday ehool in the basement OF the
church last night. The dinner, attended
by III students. celebrated the graduation
of the intermediate class into the you ing
peoples class. DIR. Williams added that
recent attendance had been almost 100
pcr cent and he attributed this highly
gratifying record largely to the work OF
the vacatio Bible schools held last sum
mar, as we'll as TO the work In line with the
idea of community Sunday school spirit.
Rev. Samu McWilliams, of Phil
adelphia, also delivered an address, In
which he voiced the thought that dream
en were not most successful, but that
though il WAS an excellent thing TO have
ideals such ideals must be put INTO prae-
teal form il worthy results were to be
attained. The subject of his talk was
.'msking a Success of Life.
Edwin G. Huber, superintendent OF
the Sunday school, In brief talk, urged
parents the necessity of getting behind
the Sunday school movement, and assist
ing to make it powerful factor IN the
life Of the community. Mrs. Clarence
Fraim, superintendent of the Intermedi-
ate Department of the Sunday school,
expressed her appreciation of the work
of the retiring intermediate class.
The basement of the church Was APP
propriately decorated for the occasion
with autumn leaves and jack o lanterns.
Members Of the graduating class are as
follows: Ernest Hutton, Willard Laird,
Elr.sr Smith, Harvey Golden, Frank
Horncr, Clifford Huber, Paul Baxter,
Harold Ryan, William Moore, Roger
Rcbout, Claude Davidson, Edward Par
Wis. Leonard Haber, Norman White, Al
len White, Brinto Donaldson, Harry
Crossley, Clyde Davis, Harry Short,
Ellis Bacon, Donald Leach, Austin Car
michael, Fleming Sweeny, Harvey Mid
dlcton, Howard Hurst, sydney Collins,
Edgar Grant, Harv Y Grant, Ruth
Morton, Dorothy Taggart, Beatrice An
drows, Winifred Fisher, Elizabeth Milli-
gan, Marian Reese, Lydia Davidson,
IiIlian Benin, Alva Layton, Elizabeth
Weir, Mary Ward, Anna Shinn, Etolie
Iackland, Lulu Hayes, Catheri g Frazier,
Helen Ball, Frances McKensie. Marian
Brown, Kathleen Atwell, Dorothy Sweeny,
and Edith Boyce.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-10-23
TEACHERS INSTITUTE.

Newark, Oct. Teachers from oil
parts of the county are attending an
institute in Wolfe Hall, Delaware College,
today one of the features OF the session
this morning WAS the demonstration
classes conducted in sectional meetings.
Miss NJ. f. Rohr conducted such class
for the fifth grade and Miss Rutledge for
the first grade.
The session this morning was opened
at 9 O'Clock with an address by County
Superintendent Wilbur Jump. George
L. Medill, president Of the County Board
Of Education, gave a talk on the work
of that board. Professor W. A. Wilkin-
son of Delaware College gave talk on
the extension courses and DR.. r. ". Cooper
on the attendance drive. Luncheon was
served at the college Commons
Speakers this afternoon will include A.
r. Spaid State commissioner Of education ;
Miss Ruth Jones, Miss Mary +. Rich
and DR.. G.. S Osincup.
The teachers viii be entertained this
evening at the Women's College.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-10-23
BISHOP COOK s STATE WORK.

eeaford, Oct. 23.-Rt. Rev. Philip
Cook, Bishop Of the Protestant Episcopal
Diocese of Delaware, viii pay an official
visit to the historic old Christ Church
Broad Creek, nine miles from Seaford
and four miles from Laurel, on Sunday,
October u. lie will administer holy com
munion at the morning service and preach
in the afternoon. Services at St. Luke's
p. Il. Church, this town, and st. Philips
p. l.. Church, Laurel, viii be dispensed
with for the day.
Hundreds Of Episcopalians viii gather
at this historic edifce on this occasion
and take part in the services. There will
be all-day services, and those who go will
take their midday meal with them and
spend the day on this sacred spot.
1t viii be Bishop Cooks first visit to
lower Delaware and he will meet with q
fine reception.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-10-23
BOAT PROPELLED
BY ELECTRICITY
William T. Donnelly's Invention
Demonstrated on Craft at
Municipal Wharf.

An electrically propellod houseboat,
in which William Il. Donnelly Of New York
City is voyagipg to Florida, stopped Mt
the city wharf over night. The boat is an
invention Of Mr.. Donnelly, and takes its
power from a floating storage battery on a
tender.
Mr.. Donnelly is well known dry dock
builder, and IL is his idea that tows or
fleets OF barges may be moved through
inland waterways by electricity taken by
cables from a floating powerhouse He
came here on the inside course" TO In
spect Wilrnington's harpor on the invita-
ton OF w. I. Budd, secretary of the
Chamber OF Commerce. Mr.. Donnelly
read several papers at the recent Deeper
Waterways Convention.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-10-23
BAD SCHOOL CONDITIONS.

Iewes, Oct. 23-The six typewriters
have arrived for the commercial depart
ment of the Lewes school and been in
primary rooms ms Miss Mary Mcgee s the the
to an upstairs room in the Town Hall,
which has no modern oonyeniences, not
even drinking water
Miss Leah Carter, teacher Of first grade,
has her school in the lower story Of the
Odd Fellows Hall, also not provided
with modern conYeniences either.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-10-23
POLISH DEMOCRATS.
Addressed By Senator Oormley, Repre-
sentative McNsbb and Others.

A mas~meeting Of Polish voters Of tho
Tenth ward was held last night at Polish
Hall, Maryland avenue and Sycamore
street. The speakers were State Senator
Thomas r. Gormley, Charles +. Curley,
Representative John r.. McNAbb, candi-
date for State Senator; Peter Pietr1iski
of New York City and Daniel r. Conner,
candidate for representative from the
Fifth district.
Mr.. McNabb pointed to his record in
the Legislature and spoke OF what he
expected to accomplish M senator, il
elected. lie gave reasons why he thought
labor should support the Democratic ticket
and prophcsicd that the first act OF a
Republican administration, II elected, will
be an attack upon labor
Mr.. McNabb concluded his speech by
adding: when Democratic snake come.
along and askrs you to vote against Nc
Nabb, max him what and who be is work
ing for"
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-10-23
SUSSEX COUNTY NOTES.

Georgetown, Oct. 22.-Miss Ethel vir-
ginia Harrison, daughter of Mrs. Annie
i. Harrison Of Milford and B. Frank
Sherman of Cambridge, Md, were mar
ried at Berlin, Md, Wednesday morning.
In an effort to decend a-fight Of stairs
at her home, Long Neck, Indian River
district Mrs Sarah Collins missed her
footing and fell the entire length Of the
stairway. She is in a serious condition
and may rot recover.
The late residence and q acres Of land
belonging TO Charles B. Houston Of Mills
bord were sold Thursday, to Ex-Corgress-
man Henry A. Houston and Robert
|. Houston, for $l6,540.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-10-23
Meeting and Concert.

A meeting combined with concert is
scheduled for the Majestic Theatre to-
morrow night under the auspices of the
Simon Wolf Republican Club The speak
erp will be Dr. Charles F1eiseher, Of Bos-
ton; DIR. Caleb R. Layton, Congressman
from Delaware, and Sylvester ID Town
send, Jr.. candidate for httorney-general
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-10-23
EXAMINE DIVINITY CANDIDATES.
Colorcd Methodists Hold Three Day
Conference 1T SntYrna

After a three day session in the Centen-
nial Methodist Church, Smyrna, the
second annual district conference of the
South Philadelphia District closed on
Thursday The last day WAS devoted TO
the examinations Of candidates desiring
to enter the ministry.
The confcrer ce opened with a sermon
by Rev. y. J. l.. Hughes of ST Daniel s
Church, Chester. The second day was
devoted TO tho reports from pastors,
and laymon nr c. A. Tindle of Calvary
Church, Philadelphia, preached the clos
irg sermon. Collections amounted to
S.45
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-10-23
CLASSIFIED DISPLAY
Real Estate
FOR SALE

IMMEDIATE POSSESSION.
100 w. Eighteenth s..-NIne rooms bath
porch. heater
2i0e Washington st.--Fiaht rooms bath
porches
sos W Fourteenth Ht-sir rooms bath.
enclosed porch. heater, stationary tubs
Sil Franklin st.-~Tw~lvc rooms bath
porch heat. two 6roplaces, garage spare,
large lot
2i1 W. Twenty-ffth st--Eight roorna
bath. porch heater.
pOi Jefferson St.--N. w Cor Ninth St
Nine rooms. bath storo, porch. heater
7n3 Concord Ave--Six rooms bath store
porch, hot water heat
9OT Spruce St,--~Heven rooms and bath
Iol0ts Recu st.--six rooma bath, porch
heater.
WIN. II. GIBBONS, INC.
Ninth and Orange stroats
r. =. Hickman. Successor d 4 A. 7fa
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-10-23
Card of Thanks.

We wish to thank relatives and friends
for their hndness and floral offerings at
the death of Anna @. Butler.
Mother and Brother.-Ad v
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-10-23
HOMES FOR SALE

Franklin 81. 200 piock-Fron. terrace g
rooms. bath porch. heater In Al condition.
Lot us show you this property
Franklin St, 400 Block rooms. bath,
porch la rear. I'm the very best of condition
toilet In bathroom. Possession at settlement.
Harrison St. 2pp Block~-e rooms bath.
heater porch, cement csilsy property IL In
the very best % condition MortrAre of 1900
can remain. Possession Immediately
Harrison St. 5f7-Nsw modern home. In
Al condition throughout having large
bedrooms. large bath. with vsshssand. re-
esetro % ,sronahoa s"' ispss ysrd sIt SIDE 5s sn sn
trance, This property can be secn by APP
ieut location. Within one bloch Of two sa' car
lines
2 rooms, bath. porch heater. gas And si>c-
tric, In Al condition Lot 2frio0 Targe
pantry. washtubs hortgaze can be ar
ranged With present owner
west Second St. COO Block rooms.
bath. gas and electric. largo storeroou1. Pos
sumed by owner.
500 Block, W Third s..-a roorn. bath,
sewer. Mortgage csn be arranged
Fourth ST.. 100 Block-io rooms hath.
porebos, hot air heat. gas and electric
throughout. Property is in the bast Of cor
dition. Owner viii assume large frs, mort
gage.
Bungsiov, BeilerontN-7 rooms bath
porch. heater, cement cellar, connected With
sewer, gas and electric light automatic
pump. Possession can Re given AZ once
large attic. mortpags Of x2sDo can r~rrain
owner will asstIme second mortgage. This
bungalow is located on a corner which would
give the purchaser abundant room for
garage.
Holly Oak. Located on Philadeiphis Pfke--
stors and dwelling rooms hath. porch
heater, gaz aud siectrfr. In Al condition
lD11&b0. Garage. Possession can re given
al once. Foo about this one.
We have others In almost every section
OF the city. See us before you buy.
JOHN j. MONAGHAN
Phone 1887. s32 Orange Street
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-10-23

Franklin St. 300 Bluck--Front terrace. 9
rooms. bath porch. heater, In Al condition.
L"t us show you this property.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-10-23

Harrison St, 2pp Blocks rooms. bath
heater, porch, cement cellar. property IL In
the very best of condition hortrAre of 1900
can remain. Possession Immediately.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-10-23

Franklin St. 400 Block rooms, bath
porch la rear. I'm the very best Of condition
toilet In bathroom. Possession at settlement
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-10-23
FOR SALE.

Ill. West street. 10 rooms. bath, heat
Convenient central location.
Ilto W. Third street nine rooms. bath
hot water heat, fine. deep yard. sold 20
settle estate. Possession.
900 block Jackson street close to Cool
Spring Park, 10 rooms. bath. porch, heat
nice residential section.
G. J. O'KEEFE
Mortgages. Insurance. Notary Public
Phone 1851. West Seventh ST.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-10-23
ONI ~ TWO EET

ONLY TWO LEFT
Of the new houses, Van Buren, aud Twenty
seventh streets Eight rooms square houses.
garage space. WIN place mortgages.
A. B. STATION co.
Phone <633. sos shipley Street.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-10-23

We hsve others fn almost every section
Of the city. See us before you buy.
JOHN ]. MONAGHAN
Phone s4S7. s32 Orange Street
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-10-23

Holly Oak. Located on Philadefphfa Pfks>-
stors and dwelling. rooms bath porch
heater, gaz and electric. In Al condition
llsD12bO. Garage. Possession can re given
At once. Foo about this one
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-10-23

East f2nd 81. One Block Prom Nsrket-
rooms, bath. porch. heater. gas and eirc-
tric. In Al condition. Lot 20uio0. Large
pantry. wnshtubE hortga2e can be ar
ranged with present owner
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-10-23

West Second St, COO Block room.
bath gas and electric largo stnr-roorn Pos
session st once. Large mortgage win be as
sumed by owner