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The Washington herald., 1920-05-19
AND NAVY UNION
CAMPFIRE TOMORROW

Several national officers of the
Army and Navy Union will be the
guests of Presidents Own Garrison
at a campfire" tomorrow evening.
in q. A. r. Hall, 14l2 Pennsylvania
avenue northwest. Among those
who will be entertained are Mrs,
Kathrine Clemmons Gould, national
sponsor; Henry w. Lee. .adjutant
general. Philadelphia; A. s.. vanfeIt,
quartermaster general, Railway. N.
j., and Commander Clark, of Perth
Amboy, N. J.
National Inspector W. L. Hull,
chairman of the committee on the
Maine observance at Arlington. Me-
mortal Day, will make a report on
the character of the exercises and
the speakerG
The Washington herald., 1920-05-19
LOCAL CREDIT MEN
TO ELECT TONIGHT

II. Preston Shealey. director of the
National Association of Credit Men,
will head a list of about twelve
members of the local organization
to Atlantic City for the annual con-
vention from June 1 to 6, inclusive.
The Washington district is repre-
sented by Carroll Pierce, president
Of the City bank OF Alexandria. Va.
on the list of national committees.
Pierce is vice chairman of the bank
and currency committee.
The local Credit Mems Association
will meet this evening for the an
nual dinner and election of officers
at the Franklin Square Hotel at $50
o'clock. Representative James o'Con-
nor. of Louisiana, will speak on bank
credit.
The Washington herald., 1920-05-19
Chester Shipmen Idle.

Chester, Pa, May 1s.-Approxi-
mately 5000 workers have been
made idle at the plants OF the Sun
Shipbuilding Company and the
Chester ShipbuiIding Company as a
result of a strike OF several hun
dred carpenters and painters for
higher; wages, ", ....s - ...
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.of Woodland Presbyterian Church
in Louisville. Miss Durham has
been making her home for two
years in Paducah. where she is en-
gagged in extension work for the
University of kentucky.
Mrs. Carl vrooman, wife Of the
former Assistant Secretary of Agrl-
culture, will spend the summer on
the family farm near Bloomington.
Ill Her mother, Mrs. Matthew T
Scott. will go later to her summer
home at Charlevoix. Mich.
Congressman and Mrs. Thetus Sims.
where she will make a series of
visits.
Mrs. James Dudley Morgan will
visit her son-in-law and daughter,
Maj. and Mrs. Fitzmaurrce Day, Pm
ireland this summer and will also
travel on the continent. Her sis
tcr-in-law and nieccs, Mrs. Richard
Hill and the Misses Hill, will oc-
cupy Dudlea, Mrs. Morgan's lovely
home at Chevy Chase during her
absence.
Miss Mary Churchill Humphrey,
who has been in Washington all
winter at Stoneleigh Court, is visit
ing the Princess Boncompagni be-
fore returning to her home in
Louisville next week.
Col. and Mrs. Gilbert II. Stewart
are receiving congratulations upon
the birth of a son on May Is, whom
they have given the name of his
father.
The Congressional Club will en-
tertain with their last musicale of
the season Friday afternoon at 4
o'clock. Mrs. Carl r. Chindbloom.
of Illinois. will be the pianist and
Miss Augusta Bergman, a teacher
in the Washington College of Music,
will sing.
Those asked to serve in the dining
room are Miss Mabel T. Boardman,
Mrs. James T., Watson, to pour, and
to assist: Mrs. Schuyler Otis Bland
Mrs. William T. Bland, Mrs. Thomas
l.. Blanton, Mrs. William L. Boies
Mrs. Anderson. H. Walters, Mrs. J..
Stanley Webster and Mrs. Benjamin
F. Welty.
II the weather is inclement the
day of the House of Mercy garden
party, to be given at Cathedral
Close Tuesday, May 25. from to
Z o'clock, the entertainment will be
held the next day. Mrs. J. NJ. Mac
Murray will have charge of the
home made candy table, and she
will be assisted by Mrs. William X.
Van Reypen, Miss Gillett, Mrs. AL
bert Douglas, Mrs. Jacobson, Miss
Marion Stevens, Miss Tuttle. Mrs.
Finn. Mrs. John MacMurray. and
Miss Cummins, Mrs. Thomas w.
Lockwood will sell cakes and she
will be assisted by Mrs. p. NJ, Rixey.
Mrs. Clemons. Miss Gouyerneur
Mrs. Blodgett, Mrs. John Reed scott
and Mrs. Norman Williams.
Mrs. Sydney Lloyd wriehtson has
closed her apartment on Sixteentb
street and has gone with her daurb-
ter. Miss Claire p wrightson. 10
their summer home in Ogunnuit
Me-. where Mr.. wrightson will ioin
them In July.
Miss Lydia Hendrickson of the
Legation Of Sweden was the guest
of honor at luncheon given by the
Washington Chapter of the Kappa
Beta Pi Legal Sorority at the wom-
ems City Club on Saturday. Miss
Hendrickson will sail on Saturday
to visit her home In Sweden. and
viii attend the convention OF the
International Council Of Women. in
christiania. Norway. In October. She
Will make an extended trip through
Europe before her return to wash
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guests were Mrs. John Joy Edison,
Mrs. Elizabeth Edison, Mrs. William
Hard. Mrs. James Drain, Mrs. James
Campbell CantrilI. Mrs. Frank How
ard, Mrs. George Julian Zolnay, Mrs.
Eugene Cowles Pomeroy and Mrs.
Voorhees,, of New York. who Is
visiting her: Mrs. Mitchell Carroll.
Mrs. David Skinner. Mrs. B. F. Saul
and Mrs. Clyde Aitcheson.
The Attorney General and Mrs. A.
Mitchell Palmer will be the guests
of honor at a departmental Maytime
ball to be given on the evening of
May 2S at the New willard by Off
cials and employees of the Depart
ment of Justice. The patrons and
patronesses for the ball include the
Chief Justice and Mrs. White. Asso-
ciate Justice McKenna and Mrs.
McKenna, Associate Justice Day and
Mrs. Day, Associate Justice Pitney
and Mrs. Pitney. Associate Justice
Clarke and Mrs. Clarke. the Solicitor
General and Mrs. King, the Assist
ant to the Attorney General and Mrs.
Ames, Assistant Attorney General
and Mrs. Frierson, Assistant Attor-
ney General and Mrs. Davis. Assist
ant Attorney General and Mrs. Ne
-beker. Assistant Attorney General
and Mrs. Stewart. Assistant Attor-
ncy General and Mrs. Spellacy. AS
sistant Attorney General and Mrs.
Garvan. Solicitor of the Treasury
and Mrs. Becker, Solicitor of Inter-
nal Revenue. Solicitor for the In
terror Department and Mrs. Mahaf-
fie. Solicitor for the Postoffice De-
partment, Solicitor for the Depart
ment Of Commerce and Mrs. Nc
Carthy, Solicitor for the Depart
ment of Labor and Mrs. Aber-
crombie. Assistant Solicitor of the
Treasury and Mrs. Reeve, AS
sistant Solicitor of Department of
Commerce. Hon. KEute Nelson
and Mrs. Nelson, Hon. Andrew
J. Volstead and Mrs. Vo!stead. Chief
Justice Campbell and Mrs. Camp
bell, Fenton w. Booth and Mrs.
Booth. George E. Downing and Mrs
Downing, Samuel J. Graham and
Mrs. Graham. Chief Justice Smyth
of the district court of appeals
and Mrs. Smyth, Associate Justice
Robb and Mrs. Robb, Supreme
Court Associate Justice and Mrs.
Van Orsdel, Chief Justice Mccoy
and Mrs. Mccoy. Associate Justice
Gould and Mrs. Gould, Associate
Justice Siddons and Mrs. Siddons,
Associate Justice Hitz and Mrs.
Hitz, Associate Justice Bailey and
Mrs. Bailey. United States Attorney
Laskey and Mrs. Laskey. and United
States Marshal SpIain and Mrs.
Splain.
hA t~fa
cess Lubomirska were hosts at din
ner at the legation last evening
Mrs. Robert Lansing will enter
tain at luncheon Friday.
Mrs. Alan II. Strong. of PhiladcI-
phia, is making a short visit with
Mrs. Edwin +. Sweet. wife of the
Assistant Secretary of Commerce.
Mr.. Sweet and Miss Sophie Sweet,
who are at their ranch in North
Dakota. will return to Washington
about the first of the month. Mrs.
Sweet and Miss Sweet will leave
about July / for Chat
ham Bars. on the coast of Massa-
where they will spend the
summer. Another daughter. Mrs.
Van r. Campbell, and her
children will go about the middle
Of June to spend the season in the
of New York.
Mrs. Truman II. Newberry will
be hostess at a luncheon Friday.
John Barrett, director general of
the Pan American Union. returned
10 Washington yesterday after a
Trip to Chicago, Denver and other
titles of the Central West, where
The Washington herald., 1920-05-19
To Talk on Thinking.

William Mather Lewis, of the War
Savings Bureau. Treasury Depart
ment. will speak on THE Low Cost
of Thinking" at the. weekly lunch
con forum of the. City Club at the
cluhhonse TODAY.
The Washington herald., 1920-05-19

The engagement OF George n
Hopper. former United States Con.
sui to -stockholh but now with the
State Department here. to Miss
Minnie Parker Durham. daughter o.
Gr. and Mrs. Thomas F.. Durham. Of
Danville. Va, Is announced.
Mr.: Hopper Is graduate of Gem
ire College He Is the brother Of
the Rev. DIR. w. IL Hopper. pas,or
The Washington herald., 1920-05-19

The Misses Florence and E,,nor
Milis entertained at a dance last
evening at the Grafton for tbsir
guests, Mrs. Bernard Smythe The
Misses Lamorelle, of Philadeinbia
and Miss Helen Wright, Of New
York. Mrs. Bernard smythe was
formerly Miss Dorothy Berthoif. of
The Washington herald., 1920-05-19

Mrs Edwin T. Meredith, wife of
he Secretary of Agriculture, was
he honor guest at a charmineIv
appointed luncheon at the Shore
lam yesterday with Mrs. Frederick
shepherd as hostess. The other
The Washington herald., 1920-05-19

Mrs. sylvanus Stokes, jr., Is v,sIt-
Ing at the Hotel Chatham in New
The Washington herald., 1920-05-19

Representative and Mrs. Franl,
scott are planning to visit at their
nome In Michigan next month.
The Washington herald., 1920-05-19

DR.. and Mrs, David Jayne Hin
nave closed their house on Rhode
Island avenue for the summer ana
are now in New York for a stav ~
several weeks prior to going TO New
england to remain until autumn.
The Washington herald., 1920-05-19

Col. Mcintosh entertained a smaI
company at dinner last evening a
the Cafe st. Marks. .
The Washington herald., 1920-05-19

John Barrett, director general of
the Pan American Union. returned
TO Washington yesterday after a
trip to Chicago, Denver and other
cities of the Central West, where
The Washington herald., 1920-05-19

Mrs. Truman II. Newberry will
be hostess at a luncheon Friday.
The Washington herald., 1920-05-19

he addressed several of the leading
universities and commercial organi-
cations. He returned by the way of
New York where he was the guest
of a group of representative men
of the United States and Mexico in
terested in the future economic de-
velopment of the latter country.
Nine. Christian Hauge will en-
tertain at dinner Saturday evening.
Miss Elena Calderon, daughter of
the Bolivian Minister here. has been
appointed a delegate to the third
Pan American aeronauticaI con-
gress. which begins its sessions at
Atlantic City tomorrow. She Is the
only woman delegate to the co..-
gress. She. with her father. went
to Atlantic City the end of last
week.
DR.. Carlos Manuel de Cespedes,
Minister of Cuba. and Mime. Cespedes
have as their guest, DIR. Pablo Des-
Vernine. Secretary of State of Cuba,
who arrived here yesterday.
Representative and Mrs. Ira c.
Copley were hosts at dinner last
evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas F.. Logan
entertained at tea yesterday after
noon in their apartment at the Will
ard when their guests included the
members of their box party at the
horse show.
Because Otto II. Kahn, of New
YORK, has been unable to get pas
sage from Europe as early as he
mad expected, the marriage of his
elder daughter. Miss Maud L. Kahn,
to Maj. J. c. o. Marriott has been
put on until June Is. 1t was or
pected the wedding would take
place at an earlier date, but Mr.
Kahn cabled that his return wouId
be delayed and the time OF the we'd
ding was changed.
The ceremony will be performed
In st. Johns Church, Cold springs
Harbor. l.. l., and it will be Wit
messed by small gathering Tbs
reception viii follow at Mr.. Kahn's
country place in Woodbury.. n. I
Maj. Marriott was assistant mill
tary attache at the British En,bo.
sy, Washington. He was recentIv
detached and gazetted to pu.r,,.
regiment In London, where he Is at
present stationed.
The Washington herald., 1920-05-19
Protect Your Upholstered
Furniture with Proper-F itting
Slip Covers

Besides protecting it from dust. dirt, heat and sun.
slip make such furniture COOL attractive and well
suited to summer Slip lengthen the life of
your furniture many
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Woven Cotton Stripe Slip Cover Fabric, strong dur
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Real Belgian Linen Stripes-Our first importation of
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our patrons White and natural and natural ecru
and natural blue and natural so inches wide SI7S yard
Cretonnes for Slip Covers-A vast selection OF desirable
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and eolors for this work from SIoo Sa7s ward
Upholstery floor.
The Washington herald., 1920-05-19

The President and Mrs. Wilson
:ook short automobile ride to-
yether yesterday afternoon
The Washington herald., 1920-05-19

DR.. Carlos Manuel de Cespedes,
Minister of Cuba. and Nine. Cespedes
have as their guest, DIR. Pablo Des-
Vernine. Secretary of State of Cuba,
who arrived here yesterday.
The Washington herald., 1920-05-19

The Minister of Poland and Prin-
cess Lubomirska were hosts at din
ner at the legation last evening.
The Washington herald., 1920-05-19

Representative and Mrs. Ira C.
Copley were hosts at dinner last
evening.
The Washington herald., 1920-05-19

Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas F.. Logan
entertained at tea yesterday after
noon in their apartment at the Will
ard when their guests included the
members of their box party at the
horse show.
Evening journal., 1920-02-10
BusINEss CARD.

DAGS, PAPERS. METALS, FURNITuRE
III mems clothing. junk. We pay highest
prices. NJ. Frankel, 104 Madison ST. D.
4 A. Phone G7i0 jans-tf
TRNNsPoRTATIoI
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NnrI1s.

HARRf KERSn.w. or ooG y. vAS
snfen 81. has removed his wall saper
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To Philadelphia
and Chester
sToPPING Ar PENNseRovE.

Schedule in Eject Tuesday. Feb. 10.
Daily. Including Saturdays and sundays.
Leave both Wilmington, Fourth street
Wharf, and Philadelphia. Chestnut Street
Wharf. at 500 A. NJ. u o'clock noon and
f.15 =. NJ
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. ROUTE
Subject TO Change Without Notice.
Leave Wilmington $50, 500, 1000 A. NJ.
Il noon, 200 and 400 p. NJ
Leave Pennsgrove 715. 900. HOO A. NJ,
100, 500 aud 500 r. NJ
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NoIlcL-l, OsER BAzER, AN LOOK
~ ing for my sister Esther Bazer Her
husbands name Is Morris Dicheter. NV
usat sister, as | understand, there are enc
es nlies between Us who do not let your let
leIe come 10 me. Please come, as soon us
possible, 20 my home faJia Newark Ave
Jersey city, \. y, second loOr. Don't ask
anybody but walk up to the second door
anh you VIII see our mothers photos
graph our brother. Rubin Razor want.
70 see you. His address Is 5l3s South state
~ ,nieago' OSER BAZER.
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W0viNG AND HAULING.
LIFE AND CHARACTER READING.
FEBRUARY 10.

.
People born underline sign Of Aquar-
ius are generally very noble, honest
and kind-hearted. and are endowed with
considerable natural discrimination.
They are fair readers Of character, and
are not easily deceived by a pitiful
tale This mental and spiritual quick
ness makes them very apt in any study,
-any trade or profession they may take
up. II is hardly too much TO say that
men and women who are
even partially aware OF their power.
can succeed in almost any work they
may decide 10 do. They are not rote
students, but seem without any par
ticular effort TO absorb information
from every source. They are always
agreeable and retain their dignity on
all occasions They are rarely pas
sionaate or quick tempered. hut know
how TO resent an insult when one is Of
fcred.
The birthstone Of this birth9ate is
an amethyst. The astral colors Nile
green, pink and blue. and tie govern
ing planet is Uranus
Students should advertise in the Want
Ads today for positions as tutors or
assistants.
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EOk sALE-REED STROLLER. GOOD
condition, Phone $3.50 feb1O-3t.
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PUBLIC SALE.

GTOCK AND FARM IMPLEMENTS.
- March 4, 1920. William t. Husbands.
Jr., near Sharpley School jan29- 9-eOd st.
4 UCTION sALE-ANY DESCRIPTION.
A n anywhere. II you want to sell see
Hamilton. the square deal auctiOneer and
farm agent, s0j Madison 81. Phone 134s-W.
jany8-3m.
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An heavy and the best Of pullers One
stud colt, coming two years old Dr. Nc
Coy's stock Of Kirkwood. Del. very fine
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I OTIS FOR sALE-sEvERAL AT 18th
- ana Jessup streets, and on Pine street;
severed and near Market street and Van
ueNer avenue cars. Special Inducements II
you want 10 build Terris 10 suit pur-
chaser John J Sturgis, Do West st. D.
x A. Phone 30f1-J. sept1G-t-t-s-6m.
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REAL EsT lTE-F0R aENT

FOR RENT - 4G-ACEE POULTRY.
= truck and grain farm. near stanton.
ADDRESS George Alcorn, adjoining rear Of
Shellpot Park febf0-i2-14-fe
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FCH sALE-FJRE WOOD. APPLY SO
walnut ST. Phone ss52. Janl5-lm.
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HELP WANTED.
MEN AND
sALEsuEN WANTED.

SALEsMEN - SELF RESPECTINC
- salesman whose ambition Is beyond his
present place. VIII dud more cOngenial
employment with us, and at the same time
double his income: we require a man OF
clean character sound IN mind and body.
who would appreciate "A life Job with a
iast growing organization where industry
VIII De rewarded with far above average
earnings CAL SO Ford Bldg. febi0-6t.
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TOR REMITTANCE FLOOR SPACE.
1900 square feet well lighted ana ven
ulatet; suitable for Office or factory. An
ply Fors-Hughes Co, Tenth and French
streets jan2S-tf
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For RENT-FJRNIsHED HOUSE. :
= rooms and bath; handy 10 dupont
Bidg. Give occupation and number IN
family Address RAJ Evening Journal
olnce. fe50-3t
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RyGTsTER'S ORDER.
EsrATE OF NEAL COMFY. DE-.
TYpF,yRITrRs.

T. As SMITH. TYPEWRITER Ex-
~ change. Typewriters sold, rented and
repaired. Agents for Amco Adding Ma
chine. p. & Z. check writer's. W. Seventh
ST.. over barber shop. Phone SO73 or 2775
feci0-1yr.
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FOn EENr nh sALE.

PEAOrlFUL TEN-ROOM HOUSE. AT
- Clay.aont Del Electric lights, hot
water heat; wonderful home or boarding
house. penn-Del. Dev. Corp. $40 Market ST.
Phone 1916 nOvi3-tf.
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XXTHAT IS WILMINGTON REAL
W Estate worth? Try TO buy = aud
ind ont. Then come and look at the
best Available position in Wilmington for
an Office building semi garage. club
building or manufacturing loft and
Dullaingi 90 II. frontage Ou i rench St,
232 II. to Walnut st. with equal front.
age thereon. Prompt action will secure
Il at right price. 716-1S-20 French 81.
Apply ZIG French ST. jani3-1m.
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CAMP PA|GN ON
conLInued DON page ThIrleen.

Continued from rage lnlrtsen.
In numerous other cases have been sent
home The good work Of this bureau
alone will justify The raising Of thG
entire fund
Il realized the vigilance Of this serv-
ice when ! was standing at the station
week or more ago looking anXiously
up the track. A representative Of the
bureau approached me and asked if she
could help. l said. Yes. want a wife, -
THE department of music and sing
ing is in charge Of Irving easier
Doubtless you have seen him leading a
Community Sing in front Of the city
bu.ldings. Singing played a large part
in sustaining the morale Of the army
and the people during the war and it
can function in the same manner in
times OF peace.
Mr.. Charles NJ. schwab, one Of the
great masters Of industry in the world,
says this Of music:
II is favorite saying among men
that music is for women. But is it?
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TRANSPORTATION.
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- J. HoLLETT. SUCCESSOR TO
- Jones and Iiolett mas moved. bis wall
paper store 70 40 Iatrall 81. Phone s267
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ApARrMENrs w,NTEn.

NANTED-HOUSE OR APARTMENT.
with possession by March 10. or
earlier II possible. Must be west of Mar
ket and within zen blocks. VIII pay liberal
rental 1eele, Si2 King St. Phone 1885.
lan20- -tues-fri rift
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NEAL EsTAIt-i0N sALE

EOR SALE-DETACHED HOUSE AND
- garage: location best Wawaset Park.
house ,nodern in every respect Must be
seen 20 be appreciated. New, modern and
SonVehient. Immediate possession. Reason
loL selling owne- leaving city. Inquire
uufont Exchange phone O16l. jan3O-n
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FOR RENT-FARM OF $50 ACRES. Ar
Newark good land good buildings /:
possession March 1. J. p. Wilson, Newark.
Del feb7-3t
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PROPOSALS.

OFFICE OF THE QUARTBRMASTEH
~ General, Clothing 4 Equipage Division
Munitions Building Washington, II. c.
Sealed proposals in duplicate win be re-
ccivod here until II A, NJ, February "a
1870. for manufacturing an or any part of
10000 wool coats aud $4,000 pairs wool
breeches. government 20 furnish material
Information sent on request
febfO-i1-12- -f3-fs-i9
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lICSICaL.

GRACE KUSCHAN,
Teacher Of Piano 20lO Van Ruren ST
yanIt-lm. Phone 1927
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FOR RENT-TEN ROOM HOUSE. MOD
ern improvements, good location at
laymont, 500 per month. Apply Penn
Del Corp, $50 Market ST. jan2O-tf.
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Sefr1iGh Bros.
FRONT AND TATNALL SITS

For sale-Sieam pipe. soil pipe. I-beams
channels. angles. columns, shafting. pull
leys hangers, boilers. stacks engines,
lathes, drill press portable concrete mixer,
boiler attached. aug2-1yr.
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RnslNTSs NnTlCT

BINININH NWTTIE-
'INSMITH-ROOFING OF ALL KINDS
Il sheet metal work. 800 East Sixth st.
feb7-3t
ELECTRIC FIXTURES CHEAPEST IN
~ town; everything electrical. Grossman
Electric Co, new address, 4l6 King St
Phone 145f-J mari2-1yr.
GTOvES REPAIRED WE SELL
y CRATES, bricks, pipes. elbows. etc, for
al makes OF stoves. Bergers, Third aud
II you intend 90 build at or near Elm
hurst the coming season, lt will be 20 your
advantage to see me early and get estimates
aud contracts ID. 4. KING.
Contractor a Builder. Richardson Park.
feb6-St
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APARTMENTS FOR RENT

FOR RENT-sIX ROOM APARTMENT.
ON second floor. 90l jefferson st.
fhohe Ho0-N febi0-2t.
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DOR RENT-FURNISHED HoT5SE-
keeping apartment. on third floor. An
ply lll2 West st Phone 57s2-W. feb1O-5t
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GAFES-wHY TAKE CHANCES ON
- records that Il cost You money to make
and keep; get safe aud protect them.
Don't take chances Of losing them by fire
OF theft Get our prices y 4. Harman,
40 WALNUT 81. Open from 40 TO 0 O'Clock.
inn22-lf
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Al - - CLOCK Noon.
the following PERSONAL property wit:
SEVEN HEAD OF VERY SUPERIOR
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4 NICE SUBURBAN HOME AT

A NICE SUBURBAN HOME AT Ro-
4 selle. 62isx2jo feet; stucco house: Z
rooms reception hail. BATH pantry and
hrge attic hot and cold water. sewer &C.
mrnt cellar, gas and electric. two p0rches,
stnece Sarage, large chicken hause, planted
with al kinds Of fruits; viii have TO be
seen 70 be appreciated. Apply on prem
ises. Orchard Ave, Roselle g. W. Moody
5an19-1m.
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TOR SALE-HIGH CLASS REGIS
tered one and one half year old Hamp-
shire breed buck; price $40 II you want
would cost 500 10 got one like him. Apply
Wilmington Provision Co. Phone $50
fehG- fri -tues-tf
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EXECUTRIX'S SALE

EXECUTRIXS SALE or REAL ESTATE
II on February II. 1920, at 10 o'clock A.
NJ, at the County Court House, real estate
Of the late A. b. McChursou Johnson. de-
ceased, No 2223 Carter. St. No Glenn
Ave, North Brandywine Drive.
ESTELLA T. JEFFERSON. EXecutrix.
J. FRANK BALL. Attorney febG-iO
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PROFESSIONAL

Up READING-DELAwARE SCHOOL
- Of lip reading for the bard Of hearing
and deaf adult Miss IIilda r. Grimm
Normal Graduate; Kinzie method 1910
W Eighth St Phone aGf5-w. Jani3-eod- Pm
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SANITARY WORKFR,

w J. WINCHESTER, ills b STREET
". Odorless cxcavating When Won
want your cesspools cleaned, phone 4652-W
leo--lyr.
AT X KELTER is STILL ~ FOURTH
w. and West StS. Now Is tae time 10
nave your wells cleaned. l'hohe 51lS