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New-York tribune., 1920-07-25
\HE claim that England's navy
won the late war is far from
= extravagant when the record

of that navy from 1914 to
1918 is studied carefully. That there
would be controversy over the merit
and the achievements of certain ele
ments Of that navy during the strug-
gle was to be expected, and there al
ready exists little shelf of books on
the operations Of various fleets. 1otil-
las and ships. What we who are study
ing the war have been waiting for is
scholarly, even exhaustive, record of
the British navy as a whole, from the
days of anxiety in July, 1914, down to
the month of the armistice. At last we
are satisfied, for Sir Julian Corbetts
hrst volume of his projected history
under the title Naval Operations p
(Longmans), is before US. This vol
ume, accompanied by case containing
set of eighteen maps illustrating
feet movements and actions, covers the
story of the stirring days that ended
with the battle off the Falklands.
olr Julian has gone to work with q
determination to give everything that
Is relevant in his great and heavy
task. Writing with meticulous care
Tor detail, he builds up a narrative
that gives background, DEPTH and vet
keeps the movement of history ALWAYS
accelerated. In this respect he is akin
10 klnglake, Napier and the later
Irevelyan, in their histories of Brit
ANS armies. He lacks the poetic. ro-
mantle thrill of any one of the three
perhaps the enormous area he must
cover precludes side trips into coniec-
ture and imaginative prose-but he
does succeed in effecting a most read
apie and satisfactory account of the
brave and tremendously important do
ings OF England's fleets during the war
And that is what we have been await;no
A writer of naval history NAV be
SIMPLY strategist and tactician q
student of battleship construction or a
mere recorder. Sir Julian happily has
the qualities of all three types. with the
addition of one other, fundamenta1lv
important, the power to sketch into
his pages the dramatic play of interna-
tional policies and politics; and when
one is writing naval history, with the
whole world as a field of action. that IL
basic essential. Vide Mahan,
AT the very opening Of this book
New-York tribune., 1920-07-25
Verse

IN APRIL ONCE BY William Alexande
Percy. Published by the Yale Univel
sity Press. New Haven.
A book of romantic poems.
New-York tribune., 1920-07-25

dS Win duy dO N1dupdS-
SAINT, they turn out to be limitations;
sometimes, as with Mr.. Hergesheimer's
"Blue Ice," they are real enough. In
both cases they lead frail humans into
tho grim reality of tragedy. 1t has
always seemed to US that if jewels are
going to be mixed up in the pot Of a
writer's tale-ingredients for a tragic
effect the effect ought to be tragic
and not have a ed-happily-fo
grin at the end Of it. The writers
above mentioned, being true artists,
built tragedies about jewels and let
them stand as such. Not so with
Cynthia Stockley, however, in her story
with the hammer blow title: "Pink
Gods and Blue Demons" George H.
Doran Company
The pink gods are diamonds and the
blue demons are Lorraine Loree Tenn
ple's conscience. Loree's husband, Pat,
leaves her alone in Kimberley while he
tries to sell cold storage plants to
merchants in Rhodesia up north on the
borders of the Congo. Loree, silly
girl, plays with Quelch, a wealthy dia-
mond man Of Kimberley. He puts dia-
monds in her room, and she wears
them. For while it looks as though
Loree Is going to be bad girl, and
New-York tribune., 1920-07-25

THE BREATHLEss MOMENT. BY Mu-
riel Hine Published by the John Lane
Company, New York.
romance touched by the war. T
New-York tribune., 1920-07-25
If So, Your Name Is Legion
The Average, Including School Books Is One fo1
Each Person
By Fred B. Pitney

are 1o4,oo0,0o0 persons
in this country and 104,-
100000 books arc sold here in
New-York tribune., 1920-07-25
Women and Jewels
Heroine Gets Into Trouble by Her Fondness
for Diamonds

W " y OMEN are always getting
XA themselves into trouble
about jewels. Sometimes,
aa with Gux da Maunas-
New-York tribune., 1920-07-25
An Unseen Power
Wrong Righted by a Dead
Mans Communication

sI1TNHE INVISIBLE FOE" by
Walter Hackett and Louise
Jordan Min (Stokes), is
scarcely rs effective in the form of a
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1920-06-03
'RlEIllLE LID
browns N RIVER
Fell From Big Concrete
Wall at Power Plant
Into River.

Lille st1 year old Grassa Mazza
son Of Mr.. and Mrs. Nike Mazza
Huasarians, at Riyesyille. fell into
Inc river from the concrete wall neal
tho power plant yesterday .. As
o'clock and was almost instantly
drowned as bis body was mot recov.
cred FOR an hour and forty minutes
afterwards. Jim Carpenter and Har-
~ Myers who CHANGED 70 be near the
scene OF the tragedy at once went
into the river and Il was through
their earnest efforts that the Lutte
lad was recovered and the dead body
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1920-06-03

The Swiss government is expert
menting with compressed tun as a
coal substitute.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1920-06-03

It's Just .. this tine Of Tie ysar that
&c need something taken from Nature
orestore the Itslforcs.
People get mex because they 60 sway
s:an Nature, and the only way to get
7slls to % back. Something grows out
= the ground N the form Of vegetation
70 cure alnos. every Il. Some Of these
vegetable govths are understood by
s,.n, .ud some nc not Animals, it
vsuld seen, know what to do when
.h.y are sick better than men and
-cuen. Observers hs1e noted that q
sek horse, dog or cat vii stop eating
fed sud seek out some vegetable growth
n the field or yard, which, when found
and eaten, often restores appetite snd
health. Haven't you seen these animals
do this very thing younelf'
DR.. Pierce, ef BufLO, N. Y, loas
since found herbs and roots provided
BY Nature to overcome constipation,
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1920-06-03
NobodyEser Rested
B. Being Idle

Very nsayspeopls are idle and
unfit to w,it:becsuse they sufe,
from piles, and the trouble is SO
painful they cannot rest. Piles
"pull 3 man down. in almost ne
time. No other thing is more
discoursging and depressing. The
trouble is enc we all hate to talk
about, and hundreds Of men and
women, from reasons Of modesty,
fail to find out what ought to be
done. All sufferers ought to know
that d.. Pierce's Anodyne File
Ointment alays the pain, soothes
the parts and sets up a healing
pNsess Immediately. Quite often
marked improvement is made in
q very short time, so that people
can 70 about their work as they
always did. Get a box Of this Pile
Ointment today at the drug store,
and be sure to give the full name,
d.. Pieroe's Anodyne Pile ONT
naat. Neglect only makes, the
piles worse. II not Obtainable at
your drug store, send Coo to Dr..
Pierce's 1nvsids' Hotelin Buffalo,
NY.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1920-06-03

and Of these be selected Msyspple
leaves Of Aloe, root Of Jalsp, and iron
them made little white sussr-costed
pills, that be called d.. Rerce's Pleasant
Pellets. You mus. underst,nd that
when your intetins sre stopped up,
poisons and dseayed matter .e in
pnsOned in our system md these ne
carried by the blood through yor
body. Thus dos your hesd ache y0u
&C. dizzy, you esu't desp, pour dim
may break out, your appeite declines
you get tired and dsspcudeut. As 5
nstt.r Of fsct, you nsyget sick al ovs.
Don't you see how useless al this slaer-
ing IS? Al. that Is often needed IS . dnes
Of castor oil, or something which IS moro
pleasant, . few Of Dr.. Piesce's Pleasant
Pellets, which he has pl.ced N al drug
stores for your convenience end h'sA
Try them by all means. They are E.Osa-
bly, the.very thing you need.-lsht nOs.
Evening star., 1920-03-21

Guarant t e e d Dress
Shields, with feather
weight covering, 21c
pair,
Evening star., 1920-03-21

SKY Pequot, $50; Monday, SzI9
65x9O Salem, $50; Monday, $219
IIx9O, Pequot, 298; Monday, $3.50
Slx9O, Salem, &98; Monday, $3.50
Fine Blankets, $o.35 Pair
z2xS2 Fine Australian Wool Blankets,
with mixture of China cotton, giving
them high finish and wearing qualities
equal to all-wool; pink and blue borders,
with wide bindings. Monday, $o.35 pair.
Evening star., 1920-03-21
At $1O.Q5

This lot includes the finest
grade of Georgette Blouses and
Overblouses, many beautifully
embroidered with wool, others
with pleated fronts. In an excep-
tional assortment of colors. All
sizes at $Io.o5.
Evening star., 1920-03-21
Toilet REQUISITES From the Best Makers

Lustrite Travelling Manicure
Sets, at soc.
Lustrite Cuticle Ice, at 35c.
Lustrite Nail Whitener, at
35c.
Lustrite Nail Enamel, cake
form, at 3Sc.
Evening star., 1920-03-21

Boys 2-Pants N0r-
folk Suits. high grade
all-wool, fine tweeds,
cheviots and cassi-
meres; splendidIy tai
lored; over 30 different
patterns and all the
new spring models:
sizes Z to Is, S.O-S22 80.
Evening star., 1920-03-21

Armand's Aida Cold Cream
ed Powder, in naturelle,
white and brunette S1.00 box.
Armand's Bouquet Face
Powder, naturelfe, white and
brunette; soc box.
Evening star., 1920-03-21

Armand's Annabe1le Face
Powder, naturelle, white and
brunette; 75c box.
Armand's Rouge, at soc box.
Golden Clint Shampoo, with
!iny tint; 35c package.
Palais Royal-Maln Floor.
Evening star., 1920-03-21

Little Boys Spring
Refers. tailored of
fine quality all-wool
true blue serges and
tweeds; sizes eis 20 s.
At
$40, $3.50, SIS
Evening star., 1920-03-21
Special From Our Domestic Department on I

Pillowcases, Each,
4zx36, Supreme, Ac; Monday, 36c
45x36 Rainbow, Soc; Monday, 3oc
42x36, Wearwell Csc; Monday, 55c
45x36, Wearwell, Zoe; Monday, SOC
45x36, Mohawk, 75c; Monday, Csc
Bolster Cases, Each,
42x72, Mohawk, $50; Monday, S1z5
45x72, Mohawk, $1.75; Monday, $l50
slxoo Victoria Dleaehea Cotton Sheets, well
made. no dressing. no seams. Limit to .
customer. Monday. 31.16
Evening star., 1920-03-21
Boys Easter Spring Clothes of Dependable Quality

Boys 2-Pants NOr
folk Suits, tailored OF
durable cheviots and
cassimeres; coats al
paca lin e d; both
knickers full lined;
s1' sizes A, : to $500
Evening star., 1920-03-21
Printed Voiles, ST to 81

40-inch Imported Voiles, printed :
in America wonderful collection of
lace and silk stripes as we'll as plain
grounds, dark, medium and light
effects. $1.O0 to $500 yard.
Evening star., 1920-03-21

Women's Featherbone
Betting, white and black.
ITO 8 inches, 25c
yard,
Evening star., 1920-03-21

An unusual collection of White and {
many choice designs and colorings, impol
Evening star., 1920-03-21

The lot includes a generous as
sortment Of smart new Georgette
and Printed Georgette Blouses,
embellished with unique collars
and cuffs; also few Georgette
Overblouses included at $5.85.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-02-11
DELAWARE'S PROGRESS IN
WEALTH AND FARMING


special Dispatch TO Every Evening
Washington, Feb. H.-Although il is
impossible at this time To obtain anything
like complete report of the Delaware
census, enough is known To justify the
statement that the commonwealth has
treblcd ia wealth in the past ten years
IL Is paying All income tex in excess Of
many States ten times its AREA and with
four times Its population.
IL Will also ho shown, il is believed,
that a substantial gain has been made in
population, though it is feared that Della
ware agriculture has shared the common
fate of thst industry in losing To the cities
a vast number OF citizens engaged in it.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-02-11
FARMS FOR SALE.
VERY DESIRABLE FARMS
AT REASONABLE PRICES.

t272l 80 acres. IL miles north of Newark.
iO-room stone and frame house and usual
outpuiidings in fair condi ton Price $500.
t2e2l 80 aryes. near Delaware City, along
the canal. six-roOn frame house and the
outbuiidiDgs IN good condition. Price $3.50.
gS4s1 Be acres two mics west OF Newark
Seven room frame house, outbuildings or
chard. &c. Prfce $500.
(3s7b 72 acres. near GLASGOW Eight-room
frame house. outouiidings. fruit. Price
t65OO.
cs94l 26s seres. near GLASGOW. 17o acres in
ullage. Eight-rOom brick house, outbuiId-
ings orchard. Price $40. 500.
t4O5p 81 acres near Hockesgin. All land In
tllasse. five-Toom frame house. barn and
wagon Sued. Near trolley. Price $500
tsll i59 acres. near kirksood l23 acres
tiiiagc halance timber. Seyen-room frame
nousf and Outbuildlngs in good condi tion.
Pro- $50 500.
lraHie house and usual outbUildings Price
500
C3o6l 100 scres near Newark I2S acres in
lhiaso ,-sopm frame house, tenant house
aud OdtDulldings Orchard Of mixed fruits
Price Sl6,S 500.
OBJ = acres. near Iron Hin. Five-roou1
frame house and oatbuiidings. Price $3.50.
$500 ~ acres. near EIkton. Six-room frame
ionse. outbuIldlngs and small orchard.
Price $3.50.
t3ylJ "a acIes. uoar Elk ton. 10 acres tim
Der Tour acres tlllagc. Four-room frame
house. thrcc-room BUNGALOW outbuiIdings
and orchard. Price sJ75C
(fO4l IS acres and store property. near
Singerly Sevcu-rOOm frame house with
store front. outbuildings and orchard Price
S45Oc.
fzISj lis acroa near ApDlelou I1-roon,
brick house large ba.n and other outbuiId-
tngs. Price 81 900
s4Iy) 02 acres. near Ekton Two-story
frame house with eight rooms, outbuild-
ings. orchard. sc Price 5000.
t427) o. acres. near Co8entown. Five
room frame house th attic and outbUild-
ings Ia good condition Price $3.50
f43cl 80 acres near Elkton. Four-room |
franz house and the usual outbuilding. 10
fair condition. Price S35oc
Albert l.. Tcele Ferm Agency. Inc.. /
sI2 kiag ST., Wilmington
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-02-11
LIE MAN WHO THINKS HE
CAN'T OWN A HOME is
USUALLY RIGHT

s@a aa s I r r s gn g.1 j. & s s = = That
Success built wort Never forge, mo,
i's ps as ysS & G s z ss & and ri .o & @ s.s . s I'd
''' esae men made year years sa.tor bune
do iay 5 de9siog nesi 100 oa per cent Of
sGs h s5s are forming a1 @ opnqns m they Their por
1ss lssY esss and o pleasure The business %Roa
ssss, s ias s5 needs o9fssa BT s@ @ he % & W. g.
dss das sHs %R @ sens ass9s ~ d sss 'hs as ~
aponnena % % s5 G 5ns @ & = 6s world s ~.
the foundation which he stand " % ' 'he ono h" Oud'
Watch for Saturdays on saeunansbip
We offer for sale today properties listed below:
.so 10 rooms 1sls 5aS S5T SoTb sT5EET 5os It heat .e..s CELLAR
go JACKSON STREET.
i a y 1s @ dS S & s5'a @ o f * heat fss9 is s @
1917 MADISON STREET
and sl;e as9 9sofs p.a bat 5 cellar %
Three rooms and bath Npdl Pds1o6 sIoHE1 q d.y.
1908 1905 LAvcAsrER AVENUE
Two and BATH Palon aCta5D jad z5
stories rooms s%s ~AsEEsT2T ash Ss; 4, st STREET 4ss9 for .. Possession
rn,. .,,,. ,.,ul lOn II MADISON STREET
Garage large enough for @ asraS ' e. cellar 7' ' electric
Three rooms bath hot cir heat porch nice ard , -
for Possession March 80 A is"
90 JEFFERSON STREET
and electric 80 i 'eie' "a
,san. s'a TssT 5s'1 gS%sTH % ss STREET RI : ... cellar
stories s sS .Sa %Hs1 bss E5SBH S19s L. STREE It I Possession March
2o2 NORTH JACKSON STREET
Three and
WEST FIFTH STREET
Two stores rooms BATH porehe hot cenaentd cellar ~
NEAR EIGHTH AND WASHINGTON STREETS
L1ree stores u rooms baths porches hot cellar
WEST TWFNTY-SIXTH STPFFT
Two and bath
March
EAST NINTH STREET
Three endb bath.
CARTER STREET
electric. Possession ms -. -i' - anu
PIG MARKET STREET
STORE AND DWELLING
Three stones, and
Fred B. Cushman
INSURANCE 1foPrC ,,vS d.
2II WEST SEVENTH STREET.
TELEPHONE 7OIO
Open Tuesday Saturday Evenings Until Q o'clock
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-02-11
FOR SALE
Looking For a Home ?

West Eighth porch
| electric. June
June.
West Third Bks
session 60 days Very low
1900 BLOCK. TATNALL STREET
Seven rooms bath, porch, hot heat Possession
TWENTY SEVENTH WEST, WEST STREET
New Modern Plan Houses.
bath, cellar
purchaser have choice Immediate
West rooms bath porch, heater
Clayton 500 BkElght porch four
large bedrooms and electric light everything Al condition
CLAYTON porch air heat Gas
and electric hight. -
rooms bath porch heat possession in
thirty
East Sixth 800 BoSeven throughout
West heater m and electric
West Fifth rooms bath porch
and electric Possession June
Business property Orange cannot
advertise full details here Write call IS ~
Store-Eht rooms bath good heater going 70 an
Make an offer Good location for live II
New Second-sx rooms hath
porch, heater gas and electric Possession June. ~ Il
all your wants We can get
be had. - 80 II
JOHN ]. MONAGHAN
ORANGE STREET.
INSURANCE BRANCHES
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-02-11

II
Let Us Do Our Work With Joy, for
/ Joy is the Workers Keenest Tool
/ Without it we may perform our task in manner,
/ but not with that fine perfection which
/ comes through love for our labor
\ BRAcK-Ex
h HANNAGAN PROPERTY
Il Square Plan.
s % @ p " s ss s's & Ss , bath ID ss ssa electric
/ FOREST PARK.
Il FRAME BUNGALOW
Il S2sOO
H One Square From Trolley
-Four rooms front and . p eoGd sss oendsa s, home. , m oo,,c
H BRACKEx
Il STORE AND DWELLING
Seven front and back gas electric
H 1000 BLOCK ADAMS STREET
Grol Eleven rooms po bath heat electric cellar
\ 3oos WASHINGTON ST
Six veanda heat and electric pantry.
i 1901 LINCOLN STREET
Il Seven roons veranda. BATH heat,
\ 2f7-241o MADISON STREET.
Six rooms front and back porch bath, heat electric, cellar
1902 LANCASTER AVENUE
Eight rooms, veands BATH heat, cellar.
1923 WEST 4TH STREET.
Eight veranda bath heat cellar.
100 WEST BOTH STREET.
1915 LANCASTER AVENUE
Six veranda. bath,
1881 WEST 4TH STREET.
Nine veands BATH heat front and back
s27 EAST 18TH STREET.
Five veranda, BATH heat cernent cellar
30f EAST 23D STREET.
Six verand BATH hot electric
EAST 37TH STREET. II
yard.
TO WALNUT STREET.
Eight bath,
OAK STREET II
STORE AND DWELLING. II
MUNDY & co.
STREET
Real Estate General Insurance Mortgages Rents. II
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-02-11
Stendlc Case Goes Over.

Chancellor Curtis has continued the
city market house case. This was an ac-
ton brought by Hermann Stendle to
prevent ousting of his delicatcssen stand.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-02-11
Lippincott Dance Next Week.

The Lippincott Relief Association dance
Will take place in the du Pont ballroom
next Tuesday night, and not tonight, as
incorrectly advertized IN a morning paper.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-02-11

FOR SALE.
$40 Jefferson ST.. 10 r. 2b, p. b.
sos Washington 81. 10 r. b, h.
502 Franalin ST.. q r, b, y. n.
100 n. du Pont ST.. q r. b, p.
1902 Lincoln ST., . r. b. p. h.
1923 W. Fourth ST., three apartments.
400 W. Sixth St, Sr. b.
1920 w. Eighth St., r. b. p. b.
70i Poplar St., r, b, p. h.
1016 Poplar ST., r, b.
l0IJ Bennett St. r. b.
sig II. Fourth St, Q r. b, p.
200 r.. Fourteenth ST., or. b.
Twenty-third and Jefferson Sta. =. b,
3p, h.
Twenty fifth and Van Buren sts.. 8r. 2b.
2p, III.
DELAWARE REALTY co.
g. w. Corner Seven tn and Tstnait Streets
Phone 3760. Insurance.
Rents Collected.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-02-11
FOR SALE.

FOR SALE.
IN 900 BLOCK. w. FOURTH ST.
Nine rooms, bath. porch. hot water heat
In excellent condition. Possession.
$40 WEST SECOND STREET.
seven rooms and bath. Deep lot running
back to Pleasant street. Space for n two-sar
garage.
$40 WEST SEVENTH STREET.
seven rooms and bath. A very desirable
dwelling.
lOll MADISON STREET.
Nine rooms. bath. porch. heat and garage
for three cars.
sos WASHINGTON STREET.
Ten rooms. bath and heat.
4oo3 MARKET STREET.
seven rooms. bath. porch, heat; lot 3OxI5O
feet.
1I2 e. 42D STREET.
SIX rooms. bath. porch and heat.
o32 WEST SECOND STREET.
Three-story brick. seven-r room house. Very
low price. Get busy.
sos ORANGE STREET.
Automobile repair shop, consisting of four
rooms. iSx6o feet.
7Io WEST EIGHTH STREET.
Nine rooms. bath and two porches
oib" w rS SlAIa S1hEET
Eight rooms, bath. porch, heat, electric
lights. large lot with a frontage of I62 feet
on sixth street. Price reasonable and prop
erty VIII improve in value. Let us give you
particulars.
SO7 LOMBARD STREET
10 rooms. bath and electric lights
5I6 LOMBARD STREET.
Nine rooms and bath.
40 s. FRANKLIN STREET.
Six rooms. bath. porch.
1871 WEST THIRD STREET
Eight rooms and bath
JOHN j. HANL.EY
Money to Loan on Good First Mortgages !
fnone 5l4O. 623 " Fourth St
Reai Estate. Insurance. Notary Public /
FOR SALE-By owner 3o3 w Nineteenth
street. six rooms and bath. Call evenings
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-02-11

$40 WEST SECOND STREET.
Seven rooms and bath. Dcep lot running
back to Pleasant street. Space for n two-car
garage.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-02-11

$40 WEST SEVENTH STREET.
dwelling.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-02-11
REAL ESTATE

REAL ESTATE
THE BEST INVESTMENT.
lco6 Van Bureu street. seven rooms. bath
newly painted and papered. All in good con-
ottion. Close to Brandywine PARK.
Corner store and dwelling West Eighth
street. Business location.
|
all East Fifth street eight rooms bath
Sood location for boarders roomers
1902 West street. nine rooms, bath. porch
heat. Plot i7XIo5 feet. Convenient location
SOC West Ninth street. 10 rooms bath
porch, heat. Desirable location
c. j. O'kEEFE
Phone 1881. w. Seventh Street
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-02-11

loil MADISON STREET.
Nine rooms, bath. porch heat and garage
for three cars
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-02-11

IN 900 BLOCK. w. FOURTH ST.
Nine rooms. bath. porch. hot water heat
In excellent condition. Possession
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-02-11

1900 WEST FIFTH STREET
Two stores, rooms, bath, porches, hot air heat
Possession June 25
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-02-11

400 WEST SIXTH STREET.
rooms and bath. Possession 30 days
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-02-11

l011 MADISON STREET
Three stories bath
arage large enough for cars. Possession March 25
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-02-11

1905 LANCASTER AVENUE.
BRICK, SEMI-DETACHED
i"o stories rooms and bath. Possession June 15
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-02-11

222 NORTH JACKSON STREET.
Three stories, rooms and bath
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-02-11

508 WASHINGTON STREET
rooms, bath, hot heat room for garage Poseior
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-02-11

sos WASHINGTON STREET.
Ten rooms. bath and heat.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-02-11

601 WEST NINTH STREET.
Three stores, and bath porch hot air heat
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-02-11

# 231I CARTER STREET
Two BATH carnante5
electric -. -''
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-02-11

II NEAR EIGHTH AND WASHINGTON STREETS
Three stories IL baths porchs air bea ca,
and electric. Possession June
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-02-11

812 WEST FOURTH STREET
10 rooms bath porches hot air heat oerented ear P
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-02-11

4oo3 MARKET STREET.
ven rooms. bath. porch, heat; lot 30xI5o
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-02-11

910 JEFFERSON STREET
Three stories 10 rooms baths porch bot air heat a1 sv
I'd electric - - ~ - Ioo'e't.I -
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I'LL WEST STREET
hree stores I'D rooms bath hot air heat porch
for Possession March 25
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4Os EAST NINTH STREET.
Three stories, S rooms and BATH.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-02-11

227 WEST TWENTY-SIXTH STREET
Two stories rooms and bath, porches cernented cellar
Possession March 25 This beautiful home IN Convenient Il
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o32 WEST SECOND STREET.
:, ahrce- story brick. seven-room house. Very
low price. Get busy.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-02-11

1I2 E. 42D STREET.
SIX rooms. bath, porch and heat
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-02-11

405 WEST TWENTY-SIXTH STREET.
es rooms bath, porches, hot water heat cenersts
Possession June o.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-02-11

sos ORANGE STREET
Automobile repair shop. consisting of four
rooms. lSN60 feet