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Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-03-10
Dwellings and Business Properties
For Sale

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For Sale
On w bs soss. ss % % 100 hot e .,a.s
stationary mmedy ''"s
D' % 'E;'f the @ 800 @ room" and BATH
West Sixth street. dwelling
s:s %
.y oe ws issn. ss ss ss % 5 go . s ss % @ asss
% % garage 8. and rssn % % sa E. ssan ss % S a a'7' feet with ample space
ing 10 and bath Porch hot air cellar 25
With ssss s %
days
s On Pike about miles wilmington psndyyns
stary dwelling containing This oeston extremely desirable
bath. On n ws. ,s rssr1 400 90 s5 ssy srs
quls a home a good residential section
by Fourth .si % S. sas os be- d % &c, s s"s9
sood iasone containing "'s ''' ' 0A' '' '' anu As
, sss s5 81 1 the ss
ample space S Several garages
Clayton street.
ss ii s dwelling % two e naf ss hs @ entire Ss and
with purchase price Possession June 25
the dwelling
s o s.o SSt heater cement cellar equipped with gas and electric s'
On building
dwelling with attached excellent rentals Possession June 25
BlockTwo dwellings 4x25
Possession June 25
..sA On s E F 1sons @ sd Sa % % Fsyss s s 60 % s with dwelling at
todate equipped BATH heat porch cellar and electric lighting
Square plan house lot 81 feet inches by IS feet Possession at
bath oa Gssr S 5ss r iss Fssa jrss s. brick dwelling rooms and
in dwelling
Price, Possession June 25
of
and bath. Possession rs
On Eighteenth street, Bk-Thstory and
porch
the BkThestory brick building
Price,
On Twenynnh O MarkeTwo--oy dwelling
porch cellar
Lot, I6xlO0 Price, $4,000 Possession June 25
dwellings bath,
porch and electric lighting throughout Possession June 25
Adams the 1000 BockThtory brick dwelling
porch splendid
trct and house is in excellent condition
On Block-Threeoy dwelling
th lot l6xs0 location close factories and markets
John GovatOs
REAL ESTATE BROKER. =
FLOOR, FORD BLDG. TENTH SHIPLEY SIS
Insuran in AL Its
Travellers Checks
Drafts and Money Orders o All Parts of the World.
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Fourth and Eighth the finest
this 3soy ID rooms BATH porch heat, plot
with ample space several Possession June 25
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FOR SALE.

FOR SALE.
Large apartment and store. Eighth and
Tatnall streets. Call at my office for full
particulars.
SIe w. Seventh ST., r, b, h.
Four new houses on West Sixth street
near Broome. r. b. p. h. Will be finished
by May 1.
$40 w. Second ST.. 8 r. b. b.
1IO7 Lancaster Ave, 10 r. b.
100 to 10 du Pont ST.. r. b. p.
729 du Pont ST.. r. b. p. h
IO2 to l2O Scott St., r. b. p.
122 Scott ST., s r, b. p.
2I7 w. Seventh St., 10 r, b, b, and store.
624 w. Third ST., 9 r, b.
6O4 w. Sixth St., r. b.
1906 w. Sixth ST.. r, b, p.
Alb Rodney ST.. r. b.
500 Madison ST., 10 r, b.
AIS Monroe ST., z r. b.
Ill n. Harrison St.. r. b. D.
s. L. Cor. Second and Jefferson Sts., store.
Sr. b. b.
CARMINE A. BALASCIO
Real Estate Broker
913 Market Street.
]. Howard Gordon Mgr Phone 22lSW.
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LOOK THESE OVER
CAREFULLY

CAREFULLY
I THINK THERE is SOME
THING HERE THAT YOU
WOULD LIKE IF YOU ARE
THINKING OF BUYING.
poRcH. STEAM HEAT. ELEcTRic
soi " ssD sT.. & ROOMS AND BATH.
ROOM FOR GARAGE.
2os W. I4TH ST. 9 ROOMS AND BATH.
HOT WATER HEAT, STATIONARY
TUBS. OPEN FIREPLACE. ELECTRIC
i6 BEDFoRD COURT, 6 ROOMS AND
BATH. ROOM FOR GARAGE.
42i W 26TH ST. 6 ROOMS AND BATH,
HousE on WEST 23RD ST. : ROOMS
AND BATH ROOM FOR GARAGE
NICE HOUSE ON DELAWARE AVE-
NUE. IL ROOMS AND TWO BATHS,
ROOM FOR GARAGE
l5lo-2l FRANKLIN ST, NEW. STONE.
ROOMS AND BATH. ALL CONVENT
FL sfC WASHINGTON ST.
204 WEST ST, 10 ROOMS AND BATH.
SIS ". 4TH ST.. S ROOMS AND BATH.
BACk PORCH. GOOD HEATER
c. M. TOWNSEND
o25 MARKET STREET.
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For Sale

m farm Port Penn Tnroom dwelling house, barn.
other outbndngs Price includes stock machinery A
proposition. Immediate
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FOR SALE

3
Six-room brick house at Richardson PARK.
All improvements Within three minutes
walk of the trolleys. Possession in 80 days
Price 1880.
12-room square plan house on the New
port pike 50x20G feet of ground fruit trees
and poultry house. Possession soon This is
q fine property ana the price is right.
WALTER E. POWELL
Phone 5l97 500 Market Street
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Seventeenth 100 BlockNew
modern bath second floor Hot ali
Possess aboutM Mach25.
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16x100 Suitable Possession June
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30O reetEight
and will
rapidly 162 Sixth depth
can't hem.
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On Clayton street. between Lancaster and Second
brick dwelling bath two porches bot water heat
electric lighting House in excellent condition Screens for
With purchase price Possession June 25
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-01-29

lame mn ioni ~ seeIlne nowder
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-01-29
DOCTOR ADVISED
CHANGE OF CLIMATE
Run Down and Lungs Hurt
Stayed Home and Gained
% Pounds.

ln November 1911 . had a sewers cold
and To Etippe which lot mo with e had
ruuat. So luuEs end shonlipr blade tarf
ao ] rouldn Q sleep and Q hnallY had 90 si,s
pp my job nod was ordered 90 change sH.
mate lu April 1919. J hrgau taking MHt.
Emulsion. 900 thr second bottle could .ea
o. change Ny pppttis was better and d
commenced tn gain sirsnath and ucIsHt.
Non August 90 1870 have used 20 bot
Nes' have Increased 12 pounds boz weight
and believe ] au permanently cured
Hnunand. Route %. Wolf Ditt. Trri.
Mr. bourland wah fortunate In romm.u.-
ms TO use hlts Emulsion uhtn. be asa A
run-duwn system invites disease Mh.
t%innlsiun costs nuthius 20 49,
Mia Emulsion BE- 81 rlra.ant. u|utritivs
food and o. corrective medicine &c rrstnr.s
healthy natural howell nriisn. duin. away
WIN ai need NJ pills and lhysirs % rr,
mofrs arlvtIte and quirk, puts fhr DIGEST.
i've Ursars In .hapr iu assim iate food A.
o builder ot h"sh and strrnrth Niika EmuI.
zion BE- strongly recommended in thas. shoni
sickness hs. weFtrucd bod s . powerful aid
boz resisting aud repairing the effects ~
wasting dsrasrs Chronic stomach trouble
Hnd constipation Ht" promptly raur,ed-
This ~ 90, onh solid rmui,ion made. and
.n p~alafhiir thai BE- s eaten with % spoon
i.c i'r sr'rw Tuly vonaorni for aeaL
si.tll children
500 matter how severe Your sasr .lu are
urged fu fN Ailt. Emulsion under tb.
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satisfied with enc results. Your uUust win
Do rfumrtH refunded pur. GOr ana 30 20
per bottle Th. MHts Emulsion 60. rsrr-
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The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-01-29

twins were soon stepping from one
green leaf 20 another, unth they
found themselves out Ia the very
middle or the pond. But the White
stun was not aawduat, only pollen
from one OF the lilies. but oh, how
lovely 10 was out there, with south
wind gently rocking them on uns
Wavcs
Suddenly Nancy screamed, we've
broken away! Wen never get back
now
Sure enough. they were floating
away frnm the other leaves ana there
was deep wafer all around them, ana
they couldn't wish themselves Dag, Tor
then they would have been too heavy
Tor the leaf to carry
what shall We doq" they cried,
when an at ones they heard o buzzinF
over their heads and "a beautiful pur-
pie drasou,iiy liGhtcd beside them.
Just hop on my hnck and TN carry
you safely 10 shore he said. which
De dlu. and the children couldn't
thank him enough
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-01-29

-H
ceivod "a message from my cousin. Al
fred l. nu Pont asking mo % con
slider going into business. After talk.
ing with Alfred, the matter was taken
up with the other members OF ,ho
family in tho old firm. I then got in
touch with Pierre :. nu ront. who
was living az Lornin. o.. aud be ramc
east We told him OF the plan. The
result Of the conference. between the
members Of the family In tho old Hrrt
and Pierre =, Du pont. Alfred l. pu
Pont. ana myself WIS That we three
Younger cousins took over the CON
Germ,
when We took hold OF IL there
were seven clerks boz the main office
of the company We wen, into.
How many clerks are there nov p"
] asked.
q think between 1900 and 1900 iu
the main office when : LETT and J hc-
hcec there ARE now between g.huN and
5000 employees in tho main office
The effectiveness OF a euod orgau-
i2utiun WAS demonstrated. when the
unfortunate war broke nut lu Europe.
hy the way the nu Pom company res
spuudpi go 70 call tor du Increase ur
output multiplied hy 700. They have
anticipated mann OF their deliveries.
although it did take 10000 mon ON
construction work at one timr to do
o. There haNe been no strikes,
How WAS 10 done asked.
The FIRST thing We dii WH. tu umll.
rumate all OF thr many different SOME
uauies and Tho scores OF suh-comuuu
les controlled uN the nu Points into
corporation This meant efficiency
and touuU ln every department.
The consolidated Concerns were sls
tsmutiz"d and standardized aud the
best muf fufu UrurfIYH do
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-01-29
WHERE ANGELS WOULD HESITATE.

EOR THE LAYMAN Ito undertake. medical or surgical advice Is always
= risky business In The cae Of te so-caled Spanish influenza. the giving
OF advice 90 the public BY any authority less reliable han a onteFeno %
physicians Is something more than risky. 500.
In dealing win the mr. physicians are frankly in disagreement They
do not know esaaiy what Il Be- or what 10 do FOR H. They are N disagree
nrnt - 20 he wisacns Or quarunene o seererauon or III cioAng Of pubic
niaeas: n a. % the ue o. vaccine they are IN ~ but violent conflict
There are a great many competent physicians who assert that the use
or ths vaccine for "nu" Is not only asnesrous but possible OF fatal conse-
rnnees IA caaes u fuhmrunr persons. A. a vast majority Of persons are
naHcted with latent tuberculosis. the element OF rhk in This vaccine Is ob'lor
The Herald dos MOI undertake TO advise ny % about a treatment t"r
~n. We 10 moi presume and " e do not dae 20 risk advising ms reader
49, ~ ms phnse OF the traatmen or o precauuon against that disastrous
plague. The only advice We care 10 venture Ia t&bt
before insisting upon a vaccination for M 81 against 'm' rs me
cares 10 put 81 g and consult a competent physician and aet upon his ADVICE.
Tho nan who a devise exactly the right thinE TO restore M worlds
financial balance will merit and receive equal ran WIN Henefh feh ''
ha associates Al arms Is q ssysor OF civilization
HARRY Hunt writes that Hoover would Ike 20 run o n a new platform u
n. "a cmh tnt Herbert viii have 20 get a new no. There is M room ir nj
ON any Of the old mes
Hungry has tried everything from an Emperor to an j. W W 'urns
IN. lmt fourteen months. and Is % voting 10 20 back % a pAn hms
prnce otto IA nid 10 be favored as the kinsiy goat
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-01-29

Hunenr, hs tred everything rom an -hperur 10 an J W W iuIms
an. l,rt fourteen months. and n now voting 10 y back o a PLAN King
p5nee otto Is snd "a De favored as M knEy goat
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-01-29

"SEDiTION.''
You cannot salt tLe eagles tail.
Nor limit Thoughts dominion.
You cannot put deaH in jail;
You can't drport opinion.
" amy cause hc dross ana nos.
Then drag 10 20 thc liEht:
out iu DE sunshine cVil dies.
hut futtenH in tho Night.
You ctnnot make % truth untrue
BY diut Of legal fiction.
1on cannot prianu human View
You can't convict conviction.
For though bv thumbscfew aud D.,
rack.
Ev cNll, ana hy prison.
Truth lts been crushed and paliCi Ii
black.
YET truth has always risen.
You cannot 1uclI % vicious thought
Esc"uf that thought Bee frcp.
Cog 90 and you will n % taught
On every land aud son
Truth 1sfH no favor for her blade
pom the sirld with Error
Nur are nor converts ever made
Bt threat of force and terror
You rauuof a1lt tho rlgls's ti4.
Nur limit tnourht'g dominion.
You cannot put ideas boo IlIl;
You can't d"Uorf opinion
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-01-29

~Caeap roads and had roads ire had investments hut we'll
TfE A1ioyE sentence IN an editorial in tho cram i~ue OF saturday
Eeeninr roat attracted our attention when " e opened tho maeaane toe
dt a. IN connscnch with ap appel for a appropriation BY congress to
"a up the ronds III ne national parks 20 that ncxt Summers tourist hcricH
rms motor through about the porss without disaster and with som measure
81 comfort.
The statement "a Of interest as applied 10 an road needs plans and un
aefahtnTs here In New Mexico.
There n q considerable protest AGAINST largo road expenditures IN New
Mexico this protest coming mainly from large taxpayers who bear q heavy
reruqa or sete and local goseTnmeut operating cost and who certainly have
q arht 10 te hearr iut this b worth notre: whenever a large Interest
Individual OF coruoata has a big Job 81 hauine 20 %. whether It is by
wagon. truck OF ran. It invariably Sees 70 the roadbed before anything else
a. pndenaken.
Is II it " necessary 70 prepare the roaducd or highway before proceeding
with me development 81 q mine an oil heid, an irrigated district or a rail-
fe4t Industrial operation. IL O. certainly necessary 10 do something lo~ord
readhed construction and naintenance before undertaking the development
ofh state
ThaA Of conrne does NOS answer ee argument based on oheep roads had
cohatucuou ar hack Of naintcnance The reary Gates 90 doubt. would de
tororsie were thes wholly uhandoned to the Celestial elements without main
te1nnce or repair or other upkeep provision.
W. have wasted some hundreds Of thousands OF dollars In New Mexico
on cheapiy hunl roads tai we're not kept up after completion over that
upfte the axrayru have a reht ito mourn
The fIemld "a naomed By federal highway department agents that tho
federal government Is not 70 blame for long delays In beginning work On
federal aid road projoytu in this state; indicating that delays have been due
ranr "a great care In specification and detail work preparatory to rom
surhruon. Ttat being ue cae v ma look or IN end TO cheap and faulty
lod construction in this state, and We may forecast proper maintenance after
reads e bant 81 thouc thngs are attended to. large taxpayers and small
rno arosn nnder temporary ux burdens; hut they win survive 10 heS~ the
hackers = heavy road Investments
speaking Of roads, streets etc. Might II not be a wise idea to install
acres centrai ems a large sign informing TOURISTS visitors and others
rhnt the condition Of Albuquerque streets Is due TO interrupted progress Of
condition that makes safe passage thvouEh this city a serious undertaking
fr Other than q heavy truck.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-01-29

Wherever Nick and Nancy went
thrg looked for snwdust out Of the
40 Ia Jorko's Side, but they hndn :
seen any for a Ions time and had be
cafnr discouraged about finding their
10Y monkey.
ora day. after The twins had put
"a their green SHOES that coula make
Them any size. ana Nnncy bad put the
mneIc mushroom into her pocket,
Whit helped them 10 talk to the birds
md trees and nowcfa, they came 20
fiia ronu. And auay out IN the mid
ale they Thought they saw something
white Oh the leaf Of b pond hly.
NNhat shall wq doi asked Nancy.
ilt'aH too deep 70 walk out ana there's
no boat"
Then Nick had an idea. The pond
lllS had many broad. fiat leaves and
fhrN came close 70 the shore, touch
Zach other. "Lrt'a ash ms shoes
~ make a. tpy enough 20 walk on
fur icnttaf
No a0oner sid Than done. and The
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-01-29
HOW TO MAKE GOOD

given responsibility and offered pre-
miumH Tor results.
n knew nothing Of tho manufac-
turing u powder except the general
chemistry which ! had learned ut
school
We engnged tho best men We could
nnd. We paid HiN men very large snl-
arisa-and they were the cheapest la
hor We had"
For four or five years Coleman nu
hont worked from early every norn-
ms On luto every night lie thought
powder talked powder. ate powder.
dreamed puwdcU In three years suc-
cess WuH assured.
Herald Want Ads Are Real
Qo.Gettera
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-01-29

name I'm Point Al
md richrA coigWai,
hi pont had nothtng
10 do with powder
until after he had
wad- a fortune and
he made his own
fortune. Al AN ne
had HiVen up acuve
business To- enjoy "a
life OF leisure.
1T would be very
Interesting to tell
inst how YOU became
associated with shc
Du pont Powder
company" sur-
Eested.
"reftaiuly TN toll
Nou. he replied.
with his ~chnractcria-
uc diroctness and
hrcvitV. Eugene pu
poni. head Of the
company. had fiied
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-01-29
GET SLOAN'S FOR
YOUR PAIN RELIEF
just one trial conylnces you Sloan'S
Liniment helps drive away
rheumatic twinpes

w THY endure pain when you kHOtB
wv sluan's liniment will relieve il
promptly II couldn't remain
the Worlds Eminent for 80 years II il
wasn't highly beneficial in relieving
rheumatic aches. ttif joints, sore
muscles, lumbago, neuralgia, strains,
bruises, exposure TO weather results.
PcHeifdies wiihoai rubbing, leaving
no stained skin. Clogged pores. mussi-
ness, A pain and ache Eminent that
stands alone in doing what Il is meant
10 do. Got a bottle today and keep
il handy. All druggists. Three sizes-
3Se,, 0c, $40. =
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1920-04-21
MENOSLy BY
 TIMELY DRIVE BEATS YANKEES

Boston, Mass, April 21-A thrill ing ninth inning rally sent the New York Yankees down yesterday for the third consecutive times at the hands of the Boston Red Sox- Two smashing drives and a. grounder from the bat of Harry Hooper, which Pratt should have put in his hip pocket, sept the Yankees reeIing backward again after they had made a brave resistance and for a time threatened to win.
 In fact, they forged to the front in the ninth, but were unable to hold their advantage. Sam Jones, who ran for Hack Eibel after the latter had hit in place of Walters and sin gled Foster home with the tieing run, was on first base when Hooper came up to the bat. Harry swung true on a fast ball and sent it down to Pratt The play was simple, but Pratt lost it, and Jones ran to third. Two were out at the time, and a force out or a play at first confront ed Pratt However, the ball went to right field, and Jones took third Menoskey, with the count three and two, three on base and two down followed the example of dictionary | characters and made base hit Jones scored and the game was lost l to New York.
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1920-04-21
TATESTNEWS0 OF SPORTING EVENTS s
K : MAY REQUIRE
 PITCHER

Manager Ed Walsh of the Bridge port baseball club has a pretty strong aggregation on hand now even if the season were to open tomorrow. Pitcher Bill Herring and Catcher Larry Emerich signed the book yes terday afternoon. Emerich can also play the outf1eld and is said to be a dangerous hitter. Herring has all ways been good pitcher and it is hoped he will have a good season for the twirling staff looks like the weak part of the club.
 Manager Walsh has a, staff of fair ability but wise fans think he will have to get one star hurler to keep the club in the race this season. The Eastern league will be much faster than in former years so that pitchers must display more stuff than usual to get by. Secretary Jimmy Kelly is making an effort to get a big league club here next Sunday to oppose the Bridgeport players at Newfeld park.
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1920-04-21
PLAYERS FIGHT In CONTEST AT
 EBBETS FIELD

New York, April 1.-The baseball game at Ebbets Field yesterday after noon which the Dodgers won from the Braves by 1 to 0 in eleven innings, was an exciting contest from start to finish, but the collar and elbow wrestling match between Hi Myers, centre fielder of the Brook1yns, and Oscar Dugey, coach of the Braves, which was staged at the close of the first half of the fifth inning, was not up to the standard of the grapp1ing events recently seen in this vicinity.
 The collar and elbow style of wrest- ling is out of date, and as there was no fall the spectacle was disappoint- ing. Dugey tried for a grapevine but missed, and Myers made an effort to baclzheel his opponent, but before either made any progress the other players interfered and the bout was indefinitely postponed Umpire O'Day evidently thought the contest a poor one, for he banished both of the athletes.
 Some of the spectators received the impression that a fist fight was in progress, but notfnng of the kind took place Not a blow was struck by either
 It seems that Dugey while on the i bench amused himself by telling Joe Oeschger to dust them off, meaning that Joseph was to come as close to the Dodger. batters with the ball as possible without actually hitting them As Myers had struck out in the fourth when he had chance to drive in a run, he was in i'll humOr, and he in formed Dugey that he was nearly as intellectual as a trained cfimpanzee. Thereupon they clinched and never let | go till pulled apart
 l The ball game marked the third successive defeat Of the Braves by the Dodgers, and was a feather in the cap of Leon Galore, who vanquished Joe i OeSchger, Giant caStoff-
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1920-04-21
WILL PROTECT FIGHT FANS
 AT CASINO

Realizing that the sporting public was not given a square deal at the . last boxing show at the Casino when the prices were raised at the last min ute, Matchmaker George Dwyer of the Bridgeport Athletic 6 Amusement Co. has declared there will be no such tactics employed at next Monday nights show, He stated today that the admission prices will remain the same as advertised, no matter how many people are trying to crowd in. ] Arrangements have been made to have enough policemen on hand so that every ticket holder will be sure of getting the seat his coupon calls for,
 The star bout of the evening will bring Louis Bogasa of this city and ] K. O. Palftz Of Hartford together in a i 12-round affair. As a decision will be rendered, the winner will be ! proclaimed welterweight champion of Connecticut Both are hard hftters and a lively exhibition is looked for.
 Another good bout will have Young Mack of Hartford and Young O'Leary of this city as principals, This is slated for ten rounds Billy Prince and Kid McDoua1d will go six rounds and there win be an eight rounder between Sailor Darcy and Sapper Conan.