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Plan Christmas 1ofS.

The +. L. C. Club piannlns a. .us
Christmas work 70 ill number u hAs-
Sets with food snG dissributs them Anaons
the neely ;Inlles. he club Elu hail
bake "a King street MAJ ket on SATURDAY
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Home From Conrensna.

Mss j Macklln Bosttse, 1ensTsl s<.as
ta-y Of the Young N0mAns CHRISTIAN
Association, returned on MONDAY ron
Lancaster, Pa where SIC attended
health educational conference.
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SrEAMROAr LNS

:: ): : !: { ::::::.. :: :: !:
EEm LAASs WILMINGTON
ADJ N1RNU frooch ST Wharf ,. %
n I-EAyE PHILADkLPHIN
pser 70. North Sh~ryp.
(R>oo str-st) D. m
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RESORTS.
ATLANTIC CITY. n. J.

HOTEL BOSCOBEL Is.5 s.P1s..S s..,s ~
Baths, eleys soor. excel ,>hle hcts' -.
IL 90 and ~ weekly Booklet sta~na h~~r
EhVh0 Ia A. 4. MAk1NA
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Seeds, Plants, Fertilizers

LIME-AB THREE CARLOADS OF
GOOD AGRICULTURAL LIME. CHEAP
ADDRESS Y 25. EVERY EVENING
OFFICE.
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Rooms For Housekeeping

CIAIMONT ST, 1904 Second floor un-
furnished, for rent Heat and gas
Il. sIATH ST. ala Two furnished rooms
for light househ eeping. Private family
KING ST. o25 Furnished rooms tor
housekeeping Heat. gas and electricity
MADISON ST. 7I2-Three unfurnished
rooms for rent. on second floor. American
people.
MARKET ST. 2I25-Throo unfurntshed
rooms for light housekeeping. No children.
MONROE ST. 500 Three unfurnished
rooms, bath, gas, heat Middlo-aged couple
preferred No children,
kooMs-Two large, cheerfui for light
housekeeping Private family Good loca-
ton. For further information phone 4s65 D
w. FIFTH ST. 1921 Three furnished
rooms for housekeeping.
w SIXTH ST. 6o2-puo furnished rooms
for light housekeeping.
w. SIXTH ST ,il0s Two furnished rooms
for light housekeeping. Light. heat and gas
range furnished Phone 550S
Where TO Eat III
WEST ST, 1902 Table board bs The week
Homo cooking. Phone 800 J.
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Household Goods
50

BABY COACH Natural reed. reversible
IN good condition. haywood ana Make
neId make. Apply 2I1 ". Twenty second
BABY CAkRIAGE For sale. good condi-
ton PTlce reasoneDie. Phone l0US j
BEDS--A large assortment or brass and
white enamel beds, springs ana mat
tresses oeo US before getting new bed
outnt. We viii save you money IL you will
take time 70 compare prices. considering
quality uH line OF carpets. rugs. lin
9iesIns and lnattins heiriserators and
Co. Futh and Madison streets Our ad-
dress tells why We can save you money.
BEDROOM SUITE White, good c0ndi-
tlon prlce rea sOnaD pie Phone ae42 W
BLOCH BABY COACH For sale. Apply
al lolo " Fourth street.
coon sTONE-S secondhand New Harvest
home aood condition, $40. 9l4 Delaware
avenue.
DlNINGkOOM FURNlT TURE-And dav-
enette suite. Phone 4OO6 or oIs2 }.
GAS-SThAM HEATER And parlor coal
stove for sale. Oul W hinth street
GAS hANGE ulcan No ia. one two
section. i've feet by three feet six inches
suitable for restaurant, hotel or instltu-
tion. Address v -. every Evening Once
HOUSEHOLD FURNITUkk-s sideboard
heating stoves, Coal cook stove and other
articles. Phone 3UB2 W
40 OboEHOLD FURNITURE week
oniy 434 Geddes street. Union Park Gar
dens.
HO UsEHOLD GOODs-'Tmo parIor cabi-
nets, ual rack, largo 5lueDOaFu pictures
bric bFaC and plated ware. l22U Market
PAkIOh sIuyE- Large size slightly used
burns coai or wood. For inforna ton call
1910 W t"u In street. Phone 9sS7 H.
* RUGS--A large selection of wool and nbre
tapestry brussels and velvet rugs No mat
ter what size you dosire wo have ono that
will suit you. Mundy Furniture Co. Fifth
and Madison streets. Credit termA
RUG5-And floor coverings 5000 yards
Hnoleum remnants large enough for kit
chens. at half price. Huriock q, Cash House
seventh and Poplar streets.
Jeweiry and Watches 60
DIAMONDS-Thr diamond rings for
sale. Address u 20, Every Evening Office
Machinery and Tools 81
STIRLITH BROS Scrap iron and metals
beams. Front and Tatnsli streets.
so H. T. CENTRE DRANK ENGINE-Two
wheels three feet. 1211-inch face; six
feet l41s-inch face Hetaer and governor;
good condition Cheap for cash. James p
Feeley. 33l IL. Twelfth ST., Chester. Pa.
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Advertising Like News
Todays Every Evening does contain the same new
yesterdays.
Every line has been rewritten.
Good advertising is like good this respect The
ads. under Christmas Gift Suggestions like newsy
news-they change every day-so when you
ractive gift advertised don't put off the
purchasing right away.
The articles advertised under Christmas Gift Supprs
represent the the They are
snapped up quickly by buyers you'll have
quickly when you read them
Read the Ads in Classification Cd A
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ROOMS AND BOARD
Where 70 Stop In Town
THE sTRAND-
Fourth and Poplar BuYsr. Tabi,
board. Newly furnished rooms Phone
e2se w.
Wanted-Rooms or Board

ROOM wanted, furnished or unfurnished.
with or without board, on west side above
sixth. Address, giving ra ties and other par
tlculars 70 ~. Every Evening Office.
TWO OR THREE KOOMs-W antsd, with
board for man, wife and 9-year-O girl.
North or Brandygine, west OF Washington
preferred. Address q IL. Every Evening
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SubstifufiOna ~Tuires f-- NIate- st.
for Rendini
Wilmington Fresh
Chester Fresh
Touchdowns f}rrrr- -as lfa,r
Middleton mpirp 1ud.e- sef--
Webb Head .iresrnan Whre
keeper. Salter Period = -7trtt-ee
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Ss::~s<T To PhaadepS
and Chester
Schedule IN L ifesct Ocechcr Is
subject 70 Change wisaout Norlos
Leave Whining ton. Fourth ST MhArf a.
Philadelphia. Chestnut 81 whArf vvrA d.,.
except Saturdays at 500 r. m. ~ o'esueN
noon aud 4. is p. M
On Saturdays. Sundays and ao~tdsvn IN
1880 =. M, I.so. 4. IS And 90 y IN
WllAM lAMlN(sTON-fkNN's GROVE knIrrF
Schedule 10 Effect MensAy. aspt. ~.
ton $50, 500, 1000 =. m "a o'cI<.,s csoe
200. 400, 800, 500, 1000 md ia& n-
u. m. loo. 500. 500. 700. 600 soS ii'oD
y. ui.
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WAITKESS-Exp perlenced reference re
CURED. Can evenings after T. No phone
messages answered. Mrs. Henry HoOpes
l6U4 Rodney street
YOUNG LAD1- " Hnted as assistant in
bookkeeping department Must be accu-
rate. Give references. Permanent position
Apply ~ letter TO bOOkeeper. Il. o. Box
go Wilmington.
YOUNG WOMAN Win knowledge Of
stenogTaphy, 10 assist Ia Office and labora-
tory. Only those who desire to become
technicians need apply Address or call
Dr. A. kODin, l0ll " ashington street
Help Wanted-h1ale 33
ACCO UNTANT-CO Competent 10 do public
work, with knowledge of income and ex-
Cess profits taxes Apply Ciinord r. Is
zard, q. f. a. 900 Ford building
BOY-Wanted TO help on light delivery
truck. Apply 62o VI. Ninth street after
y. Ii.
BRICKLAYEkS-
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fuei anu 4 eau

WoOD-For sale. cord wood and fireplace
Wood. Pace your orders now. Pnone s85o
WOOD Hlckory. OAK, chestnut. for open
urepIaces. DT3 anu ready Tor uso. Oraers
NAY &c sent IL henry II. IaInalI SI7 snip
Icy street IeIrPnone 1870.
WOOD heater and fireplace wood c. s T.
Wood Co, fnOue noIiy Uak 40
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Ad aker Writes For You AS The Ad You Wr
MERCHANDISE
Musical instruments

PA1HE PHOkODHAPHs--An their great
est features. No needles 10 change. Plays all
make records with their respective needles
at their best. Guaranteed nve years al
ford Piano Co. 2fU W. Ninth street.
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Houses Por sale

LOWERING AVE, I33s-six rooms and
bath. all modern couveniences Across
from BrauGywine PARK.
LOT-Leaying city. must sell choice I OF.
ReasCnable terms. Address . ~ Every
4 vsnEng O1tice.
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BOOKkEEPER-Yo Young man with some
knoTiadge OF dobble entry bookkeeping
Address 22. Every Evening ONCE
MAN-MiddIe-axed, with knowledge OF
expected. Address X 2. Every Evening
ONCE.
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AUTOMOBILES
Auto mobiles For Sale

Auto mobiles For Sale II
lsl7 OVERLAND. $3.50.
1916 DODGE. $3.50
FORD, TRUCK. Sis.
1919 DoRT. s4OO.
1915 OVERLAND.
The above cars may be purchased on
our convenient monthly payment plan
IL desired Act quick.
See Mr. Ratledge. iOl9-l9 Orange =
open evenings, 10 8.
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BE T-On TnIs T8-scre
farm Level, fertile soil: four miles from
AiIGdletoW1. on stone road i've minutes
walk 70 stores. churches. scnools acre set
in straw berries. Good six-rOoua house
small barn, poultry nouss Eastern states
Land Co. MtdaleUoTn Del
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Rooms Without Hoard

Rooms Without Board SIS
DELAWARE ANE.. 90t--Nicely furnished
rooms Tor rent. All conVenlenceS Phone
7l52
French ST. 1IOO-HeAted room. suitable
for two gentlemen. Al conSeniences
JEFFERSON ST. sIU-Nicgly furnished.
sec0nd-story front room. Modern con
veniences Use OF telephone Private family
MON ROE ST. SO Two furnished rooms
for rent. All conventences.
PINE ST. I0I6-Inree rooms aud bath, on
second floor. Unfurntshed.
Rooms Two. for gentlemen or ladies eIn-
poyed during the day. In small, private
family Use OF phone. Phone 1922 }.
kOOMS-Three furnished with use OF
bath heat and light. for two adults Near
Twenty fourth and Market. Phone 74o9 H.
R0oM-Nicely furnished, for lady or gen
tieInan Good location. private family
Board IL desired. All conNenienceS L SO of
pnone. CAN 2224.
SCOTT sF. I7O6-Furnished front room
for rent. Heat. Phone IlI6 ".
TATNALL ST. Furnished room for
rent. - 80 per week. Phone t79s }.
WASHINGTON ST. sII-Nicely furnished
rooms for gentlemen or married couple.
W SIXTH ST, tIO3-Two furnished rooms
for rent. Phone 550s.
W. NINTH ST. 1901 Light airy rooms
furnished. In private family ell heated
w. 1aTH ST. 3O6 Nicely furnished III
convcniences. Suitable for Two gentlemen
Five minutes from the Hotel du Pont
W. 18TH ST. I22-Sa acancy for a gentle
man Conyeniences. Gooa location.
w 18TH 81. 2444 FURNISHED room for
gentleman. Heat. electric light, bath. Pri-
Vate house. Good locality. breakfast con
sIdeFed.
w. 30FH ST. 0-One furnished room for
one or tNo gentlemen.
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Personals
Lost and Found

REMOVABLE. $ Mitchell, Jeweler. ior-
.et now los w Ninth, second floor
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Where TO Eat

WEST ST, l202--rable board bs the week
Homo cooking. Phone 800 J.
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RUGS-And floor coverings 5000 yards
unoleum remnants large enough for kit
chens. at half price. HurioCk's. Cash House
seventh and Poplar streets
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USED CARS
1917 MARMoN. SEDAN.
1918 MARMON. LIMO UsINE.
1870 MAHMON. 4-PASs., TOURING
1920 NASH. SEDAN.
MERRICK MOTOR co.
s2s FRENCH STREET
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oPERAToRS-Gir experienced on Union
special Telling machines. TO work on athletic
union suits CLeau work. excellent working
conditions Worry best pieceuork prices
Apply Topkis Bros Co, 2I7 French street
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WANTED. APPLY $40 MARKET
STREET.
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REAL ESTATE FOR SALE

busihess property 81
BELL-EFON TEs-stors DrouerTy seven
room house all convenlsnces GOOD stand
LOT groceries. meat, tooacco. candy, no
uons, ice cream, sort drinks and school
supplies. VI. A. Holt BellefOnta Holi,
OAK, Del. Phone lO2 J.
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LIVE STOCK

CHECh l'4.1IEtIUh- -tor sale AppIy
A. NJ. Guy .saoIn 5o4f. du Pont Bldg
l fNIl ltE Once debks safes ules
cabinets .-Aa general once furniture store
h1tufes. oc- nc Duy. sell anu exchange
a hlndln y son. "a ". second street
Phone osoS X.
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ANNOUNCEMENTS
Coming Events

SOTICE-Au members of Lafayette Lodge;
No. ?, knights of Pythias, are reqnesssen
TO be present at the rexuiar confen&s &
on Wednesday evening. December >. pu trt,,
10 Clayton Del. will be discussed ois
time is being anticipated. r. n. Simihohe'
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AARhET ST. I30I- Room aud board for
young ladies'. So. Phone a44I "
VAN BURkN ST, o29-NiceIy furnished
room wlth board. Use Of phone
WEST ST, 5I7-koom for rent with board
All conSenienceS.
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SI-TTCASE-Iost sunday night, going
from TaIIeyyiIle to Philadelphia. via Sll-
vrrside Road Reward If returned 70 b =
Wilson TaIleyville. Del Phone 5osZ h-z.
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sARRIT Female lost. White feet.
rhast tail IAN head white stripe down
back Return 10 327 r Eighth street. Ne
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-12-08

* RUGS--A large selection of wool and nbre
tapestry brussels and velvet rugs No mat
ter what size you desire wo have one that
will suit you. NJ undy Furniture Co., Fifth
and Madison streets. Credit termA
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BFat;IF BTTCH-Lost 1917 inches white
with two tan spots on each slde. tan "a.
scar on face. Lottery was stolen fIluaS =
December = Liberal reward for lhioT TINA 7.
lion Phone $3.50 h. Z. kTucger. oil y.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1920-03-17
ENTRIES
70 AUTO sHOW
TOTAL 8,0s6


Brother tradsmen Of the auto
mobile fraternity gathered IN Dav-
export Il the commercial club last
night TO hear the report ~ regards
the outcome Of the tri-city sutomo-
bile show held last week IN the
tabernacle building. It developed
that they had much to justify pat
ting themselves upon the back.
Tho last onlcial act % treasurer
Of the organisation performed by
A. r. Sala Of Rock Island. was To
announce that with 8,096 paid ad-
missions to tho tabernacle during
the week the association was $4,046
to the good. This was more than
Offset BY expenses. but all things
considered the assembled men,
bers agreed that in every way pos
sfble the event had been sue
cess.
Il advertised their individual
goods, they argued. advertised the
automobile industry as . whole
and showed It as It isEthe biggest
trade circle in the tri-city vicinity
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1920-03-17

Delegates from the presbytery
who are to attend the now world
movement conference 1t the First
United Presbyterian church tomor-
row afternoon md evening VIII Ar
rive in the city tomorrow morning.
The first session starts at l o'clock
and during the afternoon and even
ing there will be. stereopticon views
OF the work carried on by the de-
nomination in this country and
abroad and where the money to Be
raised in the movement campaign
will go. The delegation is not
wholly confined to ministers and
workers but the general public Is
invited to attend the conferences.
The team which will speak here in
cluded Miss Kate A. Hill, Rev. J.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1920-03-17

c. Schedules, Rev. g. A 8owash and
Rev. A. c. Douglass. Following II
the program to be carried out:
3 to z:1O-Devoti0ns.
2:10 to z:40-.The Chufch's I'm
paralleled Opportunity" DR.. G. A.
Sowash.
$40 to 9The Call Of the Home
land" DR.. Schouller.
3 to 3:1O-"The Gail Of the For
elgn Field" Miss Hill.
$50 to 3:45-"Leaders for the
Task. DR.. SoW1sh.
3:45 to 4:3o-Open conference,
Dr.. Douglass.
/. Receiving Two Minute
reports from each congregation
in the presbytery as to what they
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1920-03-17

have done along the lines Of in
tercession, family altar. evangel-
ism. stevardship, publicity. etc.
2. Presentation Of Soul Win
ming" Plans for the last two
weeks Of March.
3. Other subjects.
l:30 to 5:l5-Mobilizing the
Force organizing for Financial
Canvass). A. c. Douglass.
Sis to Supper.
Evening Session.
7:30 to 7:4@Devotions. presby-
erial chairman.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1920-03-17

= vsll = oss u The biggest Of
tie country.
C. @. vanvHet Of Des Moines.
WHO managed the show. was pres
ent at the session. He was given
. vote Of thanks. together with the
e1ecutive committee OF the associa.
ton, for making the show success
ful. He responded In q few short
words. during which he called at
tention to the fact that with the
cooperation Of various members he
had been able to put on a show
which has since been lauded
throughout the middle west as the
best Of the year In this section OF
the country. In some ways. ne
said. It even outshone the Chicago
exhibition, In neatness, artistry and
cleanliness. for instance.
Elect Jsnes President.
The enthusiasm worked up in
the discussion of the automible
show carried over into the election
Of officers for the coming year,
which was the secondary order OF
business for the evening. Those
elected to fill the official posts, sue
ceeding the retiring staff:
President-H. NJ. Jones, Daven-
port.
Vice president-C. M. Fuller
Rock Island.
Second vice presidential. c
Stall, Moline.
Secretary-C. N. Schrup, Daven-
port
Treasurer-H. l.. Lawson, pav-
export
Directors-H. NJ. Jones, c. M
Fuller. H. C. STALL c. N. Schrup
H. L. Lawson.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1920-03-17

7:45 to s:45-'Tacing the Chal-
lenge OF the Facts" DR.. Schouller.
S:45 to 9e"The Financial Goal,
Rev. Douglass.
E . to 9:30-~The Spirit That
Wins" Miss Hill.
The team goes from here to Chi
cago where 1t will hold . similar
conference at the Fifth United
Presbyterian church.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1920-03-17
Also Judge Essex Fineness
By the Hudson Standard

The Essex is Famous for Beauty
az We'll az Performance
Essex performance proofs naturally
overshadow its qualities Of quieter appeal.
For prior to Essex, it was held that
light weight must mean some forfeit in
smoothness, speed, power and endurance.
But even those whose choice was de-
cided by its supreme performance ability
are captivated by its notable beauty Of
design, its luxurious fittings and its quiet
riding ease.
It il not merely that Essex matches
large. high priced cars in comfort. 1t is
not only its speed, its quickness at the
getaway and its quiet mastery Of the hills.
Its charm 10 the combination of these
qualities with flying smoothness in
action and responsiveness that heeds
the lightest touch.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1920-03-17

All the news all the time-The
Argus.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1920-03-17

EVERYBODY
eats Abraham's pecan rolls. be-
cause there is NO better confecti0n.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1920-03-17
Great Surplus Po.oer
Makes Driving a Joy

Abundant surplus power handles the
Essex with ease in every situation. This
surplus power and strength, beyond any
need you will ever have, accounts for
Essex smoothmess in tasks at which many
cars strain with permanent injury to their
mechanism.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1920-03-17

Hudson's chief advantage has always
been in performance. Its many official
speed, power and endurance records were
made four or FIVE years ago. But they still
stand. They account for Hudson becom-
ing the worlds largest selling fine car.
Those records are the reason WHY no
change has ever been made in the principle
of the Super Six motor 1t is exclusive in
Hudson. You can get its advantages in
no other car.
Iron County news. [volume] (Hurley, Wis.) 1913-1950, 1920-10-23
Mrs. M. Lambrix Is Dead.

Yesterday morning the news was
received here that Mrs. M. Lambrix
had passed away at the Lambrix
cottage on Manitowish Lake. The
news was received with mingled
expressions of surprise and regret
aud came as thunderbolt from out
of clear sky.
From close friends it was learn
ed that Mrs. Lambrix was up and
about as usual on Thursday aud
appeared to be in her usual good
health. In the afternoon she went
for an auto drive to Winchester,
During the night she became ill
and died suddenly, her demise be-
ing ascribed to heart trouble. Her
husband was present at the death
bed.
The remains were brought to
HUXLEY but at this writing funeral
arrangements had not been made.
Iron County news. [volume] (Hurley, Wis.) 1913-1950, 1920-10-23

The BessemeT city football team
was defeated by the Ishpeming Legion
team last Sunday by the score Of q
to 0. Reports of the game are that
it was hard fought, in fact the players
striyed so hard to bring victory their
way that aunbeT ofthem were com
PEELED to quit the game on account Of
injuries, necessitating the use Of
substitutes, of which Isbpeming had
many. Three of Bessemer's regular
members of the eleven were forced to
take the sidelines and several of the
Ishpeming men were temporarily
forced out of the game on account Of
injuries received in their strenuous
efforts The Bessemer boys were
accompanied by large contingent of
rooters, and, while the supporters Of
their team hated to see victory 60 u
the lshpeming team, they feel that
the best team won and returned well
satisfied with the showing made by
the Bessemer boys and with praise
for the excellent treatment accorded
them and especially the work of the
officials
Iron County news. [volume] (Hurley, Wis.) 1913-1950, 1920-10-23
Farm for Sale

Eighty acre farm two and one-hal Il
miles from city, 80 acres cleared Oh
one forty, house, two barns, one 36x y
and one 34X28. and other buildings
Also farm machinery, Il head cattl
3 horses. hogs and chickens, q
tons of hay in barn, acres of oats
and one and one-half acres of potatoes
Also two forties two miles north Of
Saxon. Enough hardwood timbel
standing to pay for land
For further particulars. inquire Of
VIM. West, Hurley, u at News office
Iron County news. [volume] (Hurley, Wis.) 1913-1950, 1920-10-23
Income Tax Board of Review

Notice is hereby given that the in
come tax board of review in and for
the county OF Iron Will meet at the
court house in the city OF Hurley. Oh
the 29th day of October, 1920 at ten
o'clock in the forenoon, for the pur-
pose of examining the income tax as
sessment roll and of considering com
plants OF aggIieved taxpayers and
performing such other duties as are
imposed upon it by law.
Dated at Ashland, Wis, this 18th
day of October, 1920.
Pearce TOmkins, Assessor OF
Incomes for Iron County.
Iron County news. [volume] (Hurley, Wis.) 1913-1950, 1920-10-23

A party of members of Hemitite
Lodge No. 334, |. o. o. F., motored
TO Mellen last Saturday evening aud
attended a special meeting of the
Mellen odd Fellows. All reported a
good time, Those from Hurley inclu-
ded Capt. Sam Hoskins, George Nash
lund, Ben Berglund, John Peterson,
Fred Penrose, David Johnson, Peter
Westlund, Bert Calligaro, Frank Sun
erson, Henry Coach, Percy Thomas,
John Sumo, Peter Peterson, WIN. Pen
rose, Algot Johnson, John Morstad q,
and Stanley C0ngdOn.
Iron County news. [volume] (Hurley, Wis.) 1913-1950, 1920-10-23
Inquest Yesterday Afternoon.

The inquest into the death of
John Chiapusio, shot by federal
prohibition enforcement officers
on the evening of October 9, was
IN progress as we went to press
yesterday afternoon The date of
the inquest was originally set for
Wednesday, later i; was postponed
until yesterday.
District Attorney Marion +. Reid
was given to understand that
neither Group Chief Grove OF
Marquette nor any of his men
would attend the inquest, this in-
formation coming to the district
attorney during telephone con
ve1sation with Mr.. Grove, who
gave Reid assurances upon the
attorneys visit to Marquette that
the federal men would come here
whenever they were wanted. Leier
developments would indicate that
they are reluctant about coming to
Hurley and it is even said that
Grove wished to have the inquest
conducted at some other place than
Hurley.
Attorney Reid went to Woodruff
Tuesday to gather whatever in
formation he could regarding the
actions of the federal men in that
neighborhood following the shoot
ing.