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The Aberdeen weekly., 1920-11-12
The Vote in Monroe County

The vote in Monroe county, given
by totals, In Tuesdays election. No
vember 2. 1920, is as follows:
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-06-21
Low CUT GOWNS BANNED
BY WOMEN'S COLLEGE
Dean OF Hood Institution VIII Also
Insist That Students Costumes
Have Sleeves.

Frederick City. Md, June 21.--Low
neck or sleeveless evening gowns viii be
barred from Hood College in the future.
This announcement was made by Miss
Helen Price, Dean. in n letter Just sent TO
the mothers and guardians OF all students.
The college has an enrolment of about
800 Young women and is one OF the largest
Institutions for the higher education OF
Young women in the State
Miss Prices letter urges the co-Opera-
ton Of al mothers and guardians IN
bringing about greater simplicity and
modcstv in the dress of students, es-
pcciallv evening gowns The college author
i,ies feel justified in the stand that they
are taking because during the last year
~. fashions in evening dress they say,
have gone 10 the extreme and some OF the
students have shown an inclination TO
f1llow these radical STYLES.
In her letter Miss Price stated that
the r,lc rcxt year would he that no
evening dress may hc worn by students
winch docs not have sleeves and which
i lower than -four inches from the neck
hnc IN front and six inches IN back.
"All cvcnilg dresses, she says, must
hc shown me before the time for them to
be worn. and il they do not meet our re-
o,!ircmcnts alterations will have to be
made Please inform your daughter OF
these regulations IN case they nave any,
clothes made during the college term
some of the latest syles IN dancing
are also barred at the college.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-06-21

B. Swiren; 8, accepting the Charter on he-
half of the clai by its leader I'eniamin
Grossman 10. Singing Of IIatikwah; the
Jewish national hymn; II, address by
Mr. Hoffman, the supervisor Of young
tndea clubs ia the city Of Philadelphia;
II, remarks by local prominent men and
women; IL, poem, "lonng Jndea;' II,
games.
The following guests were invited 10
participate. Louis 1opkis, Samuel Mar
golinc, president and secretary respectively
of the Zionist organization, Wilmington
district, Miss Faniie slonsky, Miss ID.
Reches, Miss Y. Topkis, Miss Rothman,
Miss A. slonsly and Mrs A. Finger
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-06-21
YOUNG JUDEA CLUB.
VIII Celebrate Receipt of Charter From
Central Organization.

Tomorrow evening at tho Adas kodesch
synagogue, Sixth and Frcnch streets, the
Beis Beis Yood, will celebrate the receipt
of its charter from the Central Young
Judea organization Of New York, Of which
the club is part. Young Judca u ma
tional organization for the youth whose
purpose is the education Of the boy and
girl uin matters both Jewish and American.
The b. b. Y was organized hy Rabbi
David b. Swircn, Of the Ados kodesch
congregation. The celebration will be IN
the form of an outing to Shellpot Park.
The following program has been arranged: :
4, assembly at the Synagogue, Sixth and
French streets on Tuesday 10 n. m; :,
ride to Shellpot Park; 3, singing of America
4 poem; ;, recitation; 6, report by the
secretary; Z, SIM Ing Of Palestine; s, pre-
sentat ion of the Charter hy Rahii Eavio
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-06-21
Ruth Roland's
Beauty Advice

Ruth Roland, tn at beautiful actress, Is
famous for her wonderful complexion.
When her friends inquired about II, she
said. It's all due to 8 simple toilet
preparation called derwillo, which / use
twice daily Any girl or woman can
beautify their complexion if they follow
nv advice. Here 1t is: Just 60 TO any
up-to-date toilet counter and get bottle
of derwillo, use it as directed, and To- the
first application viii astonish you. 1t I'M
mediateiv gives the skin youthful, rosy
white appearance andclear baby softness
so much desired by everyone. Be sure
u read the large announcement of Miss
Roland's soon 70 appear IN this paper, In
which she tells how to instantly have q
beautiful. rosy-white complexion and soft.
unwrinkled skin everyone Just loves to
touch In the meantime try derwlllo to-
day; YOU will be delightfully."- surprised.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-06-21
MAKE ERFECT RECORD.
Junior and Senior Teams of community
Service School Baseball Team.

Two championships, each acquired after
100 per cent season, Is the record OF
School No /, in the Junior and senior
divisions OF the Community Service
school Baseball League.
Miss NJ. Kelly. principal Of the school,
and Miss +. l.. Warren, director of actlvl-
tics. are both congratulating themselves
today on the fact that the boys OF their
school. in addition TO winning the cham
pionship in each division, failed to lose or
forfeit single game.
Al exercises held last Thursday at the
school house, Joseph c. Berger, Of the
Community Service, made short address
~ the hovs. expressing his satisfac tion AZ
the splendid showing which they had
made. The senior team played IN all nine
games and won all Of them, while the
Junior team PLAYED twelve with perfect
record
Members Of the senior team are Fl.
Thomas. L Hamilton, L. / Schechinger,
manager: ] Giamnetro, captain; J. Mos
scv. Y smith, J. Hill, ]. Celia J. Roman.
Members Of the junior team are J. Hill,
&. Alinner. mana ger, J, Roman. G Kelly,
CAPTAIN. c. Hudson, A Smith, ]. Smith,
G McGmgan. and 4. Warner.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-06-21
Boy Escapes Serious Injury

Canby c. Aiammele, Jr., eight -year-old
son 81 Candy c. Mammele, OF the VIII
mlngton apartments, Delaware avenue
and jackson streets, narrowly escaped
serious injury last Saturday afternoon
when he was knocked from the bicycle
he was riding by a machine driven by
Harold Thomas, $50 Van Buren street.
He was taken 10 the Delaware Hospital
where his injuries were found to be only
minor, and was sent home in Mr.. Thomas
machine.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-06-21
BELMONT vs.. TENTH WARD.

The Dehsnce Twilight League will re-
sumo activities this evening at the Third
and Adams streets field when the Tenth
Ward ard Belmont teams will stage
battle. Belmont has strengthened its
lineup considerably and expects to put
another win over the demons. Tenth
Ward wants this contest to keep them IN
tire running for a victory in this game will
place them IN a position to jump into the
lead. providing they hand the Third
Nard team a defeat next week.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-06-21
ADJUSTMENTS.
"GIm OF THE SEA" AT THE PLAYHOUSE.

"GIRI. OF THE SEA" AT THE PLAYHOUSE,
A photoplay that for novelty and un-
usualness has not been equalled recently,
is Girl of the Sea- whi, ! viii come to The
Playhouse today TO begin its engagement
there. Girl of the Sea is so called be-
cause the heroine when n child was ship
wrecked and was the lone survivor, being
washed ashore and cxiled upon reef. The
girl knows every nook and crevice on the
island and spends her time In swimming
and otherwise enjoying herself ON the
beach. Many of the scenes OF the picture
were taken on the ocean bed. his was
made possible through special SUD
marine tube by J. L. Williamson.
cameraman can descend IN safety 10 tne
bottom OF the ocean IN thus tube ana ny
means of a powerful light through the
glass front of the tube, photographs the
scenes This evening at s o'clock, Chief
Gunner's Mate +. j. Seller will speak at
The PLAYHOUSE on deep sea diving
WILLIAM S. HART AT THE RrALTo.
William S. Hart is again beginning the
week nj the Rialto. This time his picture
is called '"The Apostle Of Vengeance. The
pict,lre is story of the feudists OF Ken
lucky. 1t has been handled with the
realism that marked every appearance
the star made in pictures. Mona Thomas
Joseph ]. Dowling and Fanny Midgely
are among those of the supporting cast.
MAcLEAN AND MAY AT MAJESTIC.
Keeping M with the Joncscs is the
daily q, :pation and the ultimate desire OF
thousands of young folks Of modest
means. Their aspirations are lar IN adj
vance of their incomes. An example OF
INST such an existence Is the subject OF
Douglas MacI4 can S and Doris May new
est co-starring vehicle, Let 5 Be Fashion
able. as it Will he presented at the Ma
lestic, beginning today
mApGE KENNEDY AT THE QUEEN,
Only those who like clean, clover com
edy. with a touch Of seriousness in It, Will
enjoy Madge konnedy's picture, Dollars
and Sense" which comes to the Queen
today. for the first time. But when one
stops to consider the great numbers who
do like "clean. clever comedy, il is to be
estimated that many will like the picture.
Octavus Roy Cohen. popular Saturday
Evening Post writer first wrote the story
Of Hazel Farron, the girl Of this picture
OLIVE THOMAS AT THE SAVOY.
Elaborate things, gorgeous gowns;
artistic lighting effects and strong novel
Mot. with the suspense element pre-
dominant. are the ont tanding features ot
ho new Sclznick picture, "Footights and
! >badows. in which beautiful Olive
Thomas Will appear at the Savoy Theatre
the inst three days Of this week The
pecial added attraction IS one Of the
most unusual comedies, -Four Times
Fooled.
LOTTERY MAN" AT THE STRAND.
seThe Lottery Man" at the Strand to-
dav is adapted from the famous stage
plav bv Rida Johnson Young II you have
a husband, need husband, or would be 2
husband, here's q picture with more fun
and excitement than any circus Wallace
D. i e,,nnorted by a brilliant cast. IN
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-06-21
Liberty A. &. nfinetrels.

The Liberty Athletic Club will present,
at Pythian Castle, this evening, tho Denny
and Burns Dixie Minstrela. and also q
play, School Days" with big dance
foil ,,v-inp
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-06-21

Among army officers in some Of the
x7,,ronean countries the custom still pre-
lie q, wearing q ring set with turquoise
No talisman against q violent death
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-06-21
"yor7rRy MAN" AT THE STRAND.

scThe Lottery Man at the Strand to-
dav IS adapted from the famous stage
nlay bv Rida Johnson Young. II YOU have
husband. need a husband. or would be
husband, here's a picture with more fun
and excitement than any circus Wallace
Reid is supported by q brilliant cast, m
cluding Wanda Hawley and harrison
I,,rN
The Jewish monitor. (Fort Worth-Dallas, Tex.) 191?-1921, 1920-05-14

friends in Chicago. While there he
visited the Talmudic educational es-
adjustments, and was rejoiced to see
how enthusiastically the Jewish youth
is being taught the Talmudic lore, and
being fitted for the Rabbinate. Many
a poor ambitious Jewish young man
is fed and clothed and educated at
these schools. The Sentinel" says the
following in commentator of these
establishments:
"The Orthodox Jews in Chicago are
anxious to maintain Rabbinical Sem
mary Of their own. There are two Tai
mudic educational establishments in
the City of Chicago where one hun
bred Jewish boys are taught Talmudic
lore. One Of these establishments is
already called the Chicago Rabbinical
Seminary. The only subject taught
there is the Talmud. 1t is true that
there is shortage Of rabbis in both
the Orthodox and Reform Camp, and
that we are badly in need Of another
Rabbinical Seminary in the country.
Since there are already two Rabbin-
ical Seminaries in New York, and one
in Cincinnati, the Hebrew Union Col
lege, fourth seminary preferably in
Chicago could do a great deal Of good.
There are dozens of Orthodox Congre-
cations in the middle west left rabbi
less because of shortage Of rabbis and
the established Orthodox Congrega-
tions are finding 1t very hard to get
religious leader because there are
none available. The question there
fore as to the necessity and expedien-
cy Of a fourth Rabbinical Seminary
in America is unbeatable, but If there
should be fourth Rabbinical Semin-
airy, let 1t be a real one and not an old
fashioned Yeshivah."
The Jewish monitor. (Fort Worth-Dallas, Tex.) 191?-1921, 1920-05-14
WICHITA FALLS NEWS.

Mrs. H. l.. Stern of Muskogee and
Mrs. Landsman are guests Of their
daughter and sister, Mrs. Herman
Goldstucker.
Mr.. ]. L. Art and daughter, Rose
Marion, have returned from a short
visit in Fort Worth. They were &C.
companied home by Mr.. Abe Art and
daughter, Burnette.
Milton SHERMAN spent Sunday in
DALLAS.
Mrs. Eli Bernstein is visiting in Ok
lshoma City.
Mr. and Mrs. J. j. Rubenstein, Mr..
and Mrs. Harry Frankel, daughter and
raid have returned to Vernon after
u stay Of several days here.
Mrs. j. Rubenstein and Mrs. Harry
Frankel Of Vernon were guests Of
Mrs Rose Rosenberg at the Council
luncheon Thursday.
Mrs. /. Lazarus was hostess to
theater party last Wednesday. Dur
ing the show candies were served, and
afterwards the party was continued
at the Olympia, where strawberry par
fait was served. Mrs. Lazarus hon.
ored Mrs. Juster's guests, Mrs. S.
Mark Of Ironton, Mich, and Mrs. Ben
Mark Of Duluth, Mimi, by naming
them honorees for the afternoon.
Those who enjoyed Mrs. Lazarus hos
pitality are: Mesdames Juster, Ben
Mark, s. Mark, Friedner, Leopold,
Greenburg, Kleinman, l.. Cohen, ].
Cohen, Zundleowitz, Wolfson, Gold
berg, Morris, Dampf, Kaufman, Paul,
Horwitz, Gus Pink, Becker, Lebenson,
Chas. Cohen, ]. c. Simmons, J. ]. Ru-
bernstein and Harry Frankel Of Vernon
and Miss Rose Rosenberg.
Mrs. A. Zundleowitz will be hostess
to theater party Wednesday after
The Jewish monitor. (Fort Worth-Dallas, Tex.) 191?-1921, 1920-05-14

noon. Full account Of the party will
be in next weeks news.
Confirmation exercises and She.
bvoth services will be held at Temple
Israel Sunday, Mry 20, at 10 a. m.
Those to be confirmed are Miss Elsie
Bretter, Miss Dora Blank, and Mas
tiers Harry Cohen, William wolfson,
Adolph Schwartz and Jack Pink. Re-
ception to confrmants at 1850 D. m,
May 20.
Beautiful Luncheon for Council Of =
Jewish Women.
The second annual luncheon Of the
Council Of Jewish Women, held Thurs
day afternoon at the Charlotte Kemp
Hall, was an unusual success. in a
social way, and in the remarkable rec
ord shown by review Of the year Of
the councils work since the first
luncheon, held in May, 1919, and was
enjoyed by 40 members and two
The Jewish monitor. (Fort Worth-Dallas, Tex.) 191?-1921, 1920-05-14
Order of B'nai Birth May Hold 1921
Convention Here.

Six delegates to the seventh dis
trict grand lodge convention of the
Independent Order of B'Nai Birth,
which opened yesterday at Birming-
ham, left Dallas yesterday. They are
Mr.. and Mrs. v. H. Hexter, Mr.. and
Mrs. Max Philipson, Max Friedman
and H. s. Scheline. Delegates from
Texas, Louisiana and Arkansas will
attend the convention.
kilograms from various CONNER
cial and social organizations were
sent from Dallas yesterday urging
that the 1921 convention Of the order
be held in Dallas, Herman Philipson,
president of the Dallas lodge, said
The Jewish monitor. (Fort Worth-Dallas, Tex.) 191?-1921, 1920-05-14

hoAhSu 90 viz SOhNChtiOh WY iOA
next year it will be host to 700 or 800
delegates. AS none but ex-presidents
Of the order of B'Nai Birth attend
the grand lodge convention, the dele
gates are representative Of the high
est type of citizens among the Jewish
people,"
son of Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Swartz-
berg.
Mrs. N. Yonak and children return
ed from Denison where they visited
Mr.. and Mrs. H. Zwengel.
Isidore Zwengel spent Sunday in
Dallas.
Rev. Fran has returned from Dem
ison where he was called to perform
at the Birth Melah Of the three sons
of Mr. and Mrs. I. Rothstein. Regard
ing this unusual circumcision rite, the
Denison Herald had the following:
"Mr. and Mrs. l. Rothstein of 1900
West Bond street held Birth Melah
yesterday afternoon at their home,
when the rite of circumcision was per-
formed on their three sons, Morris,
five years old, Marion Haygood, three
years old, and infant David, eight days
old. The ceremony was attended by
Mr.. and Mrs. Max Michaelson Of
Forest avenue, have as their guest,
Miss Sara Schinder of Baltimore, Md.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Haynion and
Mr.. and Mrs. j. A. Haymo1 Of Waco,
were here to attend the Steele albion
engagement reception.
The engagement of Miss Ethel
Steele, daughter Of Mrs. Rosa Steele,
and Morris Albion, son of Mr.. and Mrs.
Ben Albion was announced Sunday at
dinner given at the home of Mr.. and
Mrs. Albion. Following the dinner
reception was held.
Miss Pauline Fran and Mrs. A.
Fran spent Sunday in Waco.
Rev. A. Fran was in Fort Worth to
officiate at the Birth Milan of the
the Rev. A. Fran Of Dallas, Texas,
and he was assisted by DR.. J. E. Dor
sett Of Denison and Mrs. Parsons, a
trained nurse of Sherman. The three
youngsters are resting nicely in
charge Of their parents, and nurse,
and are now full-fledged Hebrews in
accordance with Biblical covenant be-
tween Abraham and God.
1.-THE home was nicely decorated and
after the ceremonial rites were per-
Toned, refreshments were srved, and
Rv. Fran delivered a splendid ad-
dress touching upon the newly created
Jewish state in the Holy Land. After
the address a collection for the war
sufferers fund was called for and was
heartily responded to by all present.
Over $4,000 was collected and turned
over to Mr.. Cwengel, chairman of the
fund. Besides those mentioned above,
the following were present at this
happy occasion: Mr.. and Mrs. ]. Gold
berg, Mr.. Robert Cohen, Mrs. C. v.
Lyle, Mr.. and Mrs. H. Cwengel, DR.. l.
Yeidel, Mr.. Alex Regenberger, Mr.. X.
Karchmer, Mr.. Max Goldberg, Mr.. and
Mrs. Nathan Goldberg, Mr.. Joe Ceph-
man, Mr.. Joe Marks, Mr.. W. Goldstein
Of Dayton, Ohio, Mrs. J. M. Morris,
Mrs. R. E. Stacks and little Miss Mar
tina Fay Rothstein, sister of the three
honorees."
Mr.. Joe 0rlowitz Of 1915 Pennsyl-
vania avenue, has returned from an
extended visit with relatives and
The Jewish monitor. (Fort Worth-Dallas, Tex.) 191?-1921, 1920-05-14
NEWS FROM DALLAS

Mrs. H. G. Freedman of Shreveport
isNthe guest of Mrs. s. M. Freedman,
1929 Forest Ave.
Miss Rose Newman has returned to
her home in San Francisco.
Mrs. Henry Marks has as her
guests her sister, Mrs. 'Lowenthal, and
daughter, of Vicksburg, Miss.
Mr.. and Mrs. Nathan Levy of Mar
shall spent several days in the city.
Miss Minnie Riman of Calvert is
the guest of Miss Henrietta Marks.
Jules G. Hexter has returned from
a trip to California.
Miss Hermina Heidenheimer of
Austin was the guest of Mrs. Law
renee Pollock to attend the woman's
golf tourney.
Mr.. and Mrs. Victor H. Hexter,
who were delegates to the B'Nai
Birth convntion in Birmingham, Ala,
have gone to Chicago to visit their
son, George Hexter.
The Sisterhood of Temple Emanu-
FL has announced a garden party to
be given on the lawn Of the Herbert
Marcus home, 1920 South Boulevard,
on June 3 for the benefit of the Tenn
pie fund. Various forms of entertain
ment will be offered to the grown-ups
and amusement for the children, be-
sides some novelties which will be in
troduced. Mrs. Theo. Marcus is gen.
eral chairman and Mrs. j. L. Press
burg is chairman of the publicity COM
mittee.
The Sunday School of Temple
Emanuel is in receipt of a letter
from the committee in charge Of re-
building the Tubercular Home in Den
yer, thanking them for a check re-
Gently sent for that purpose.
Word has been received in Dallas Of
the death of Leon Dreyfuss, 80 years
old, in San Antonio. He was a ma
tive of Mertzmeiler, Alsace, but has
lived in this country for years. The
deceased was brother of Mr.. Gerard
Dreyfuss Of Dallas.
The Jewish monitor. (Fort Worth-Dallas, Tex.) 191?-1921, 1920-05-14

The engagement of Miss Ethel
Steele to Mr.. Morris Albion was an
nounced Sunday, May 9th, 1920, at a
dinner at the home of Mrs. Albion,
26O5 Maple avenue. Those present at
the engagement dinner were Mrs. Ro-
sa Steele, Mr.. and Mrs. Albion, Esir
and Bernard Albion. Out of town
guests were Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Hay
man and Mrs. Jake Hayman of Waco,
Texas. Following the dinner, a recep-
ton was given of which many friends
were entertained.
The Elbert County tribune., 1920-02-13
CAMERoN NOTES.

Hr. and Mrs. Howard Richardson
ere visiting with the home folks
unday.
MIR. and Mrs. H. Hoppman both
ave been down with the flu. Henry
up and about again. and Mrs n.
lso, is recovering.
Walter Clugy is this week driv-
ig one of the Elizabeth School
uses, as the regular driver. Vernon
itherland, is laid up with the in
uenza.
The Haglers'. who have been vis-
ing at the Chris. Bach home this
inter, left for their home in Kan
Is, the first of the week.
A very disasterous fire occurred
this neighborhood last Saturday,
hen Sherald Adams ranch house
irned to the ground. We under
and that the most of the house.
I'D goods we're saved.
The Badi family, who were occu-
lnts of the Adams house, that was
mpletely destroyed by fire last
eek, are now staying at the Oils
ONE, until other arrangements can
made.
Dee Pottinger and wife spent
st Sunday evening at the home of
r. and Mrs. VIM. Clugy.
Farming has began In this vicin-
y, we saw ]. Meade plowing with
vo teams the other day, the recent
DID snap, however, has put stop
that.
The Elbert County tribune., 1920-02-13
ROCK BUTTE

The Carson Brothers milk was re-
armed to them from Denver, where
aey had been shipping; because
ne new law calls for shippers
license.
Albert Wight bought registered
;ull calf of M. L. White last week.
A child of Louis Verspilli was
uried at Elizabeth Monday.
Mrs. Lewie Smith was called to
)enver recently to attend the fun
raj of her moher.
The residence on the Adams ranch
ormerly the c. F. Wight place, was
ots,ly destroyed by fire Saturday
fternoon, supposed to have caught
rom a defective fiue.
Mr.. and Mrs. M. l.. Wight spent
unday with VIM. Tanin
Mrs. LAWN and Mrs. Crisler are
9th sick, both needing medical at
ention.
The Elbert County tribune., 1920-02-13
UNION HILL NOTES.

We see Ike Campbell flying around
in a fiivver these days
Horse and Buggy are in demand
as w. v. Gifts lizzy needs a shoe.
There is to be meeting of the
Club, February 13th, at the Union
Hill Schoolhouse. Don't miss it.
W. A. Colbert was threshing this
week.
Mr.. B. Stone is able to be out
after his automobile accident and
so is the lizzy.
John Taylor and family have all
been sick.
Mr. c. A. Osborne was helping w.
A. Colbert thresh last week.
Mr.. II. Il. Woodland took load oi
corn to Ramah last week
Mr. II. o. Stoll is out threshing
in our community this week.
Mr.. H. Z. Woodard purchased some
Du Roc Jersey hogs this week.
Mrs. Sarah Kuster and family are
getting ready to move away.
The Elbert County tribune., 1920-02-13
PUBLIC SALE.

| will offer at ublic Auction on Il
Neuman Ranch. miles northeast
Ebert and miles southeast
Kiowa, on
Monday, February % 1920
Sale to commence at 1000 o'cloc
a. m. sharp. The following de
cribed personal property towit:
Q HEAD OF MARES / team {
mares. / team OF horses. 2 col
two years old. 2 three years Of
and l four years old.
35 HEAD OF HOGS
sows, due to farow- In May. b.N
80 head of sheats, weight 40 to n
pounds. Some chickens.
FARM IMPLEMENTS and HOUs
HOLD GOODS Monitor disc gra
drill, 10 hoe. / horse grain drill
Mccormick Binder. Deering NOV
err Plattene' mower. Case Gu
tivator. John Deere Gang plol
2 steel harrows p & o. corn pla
ter p. G. o. disc, with ttrucl
Tanning mill with elevator. Pla
form scales, 500 pound capacit
Anvil and wise Post drill. ms
Grlndtone Pump ack ,Gkli
feet of wire cable. Crean,iiof
Milk cans l stand of beesinss
wagon. Hay wagon. L
gon. Top buggy. / set 20
harness. sets of work Eounf
l kitchen cabinet. 1 bookcas
Buffet. Davenport Couct
Dining table. Dresser, chairs.
range. 1 heating stove. Cupboar
ana incubator.
TERMS OF SALE All sums of 81
and under cash. On sums over 81
credit of six months time will b
given purchaser giving bankab'
note bearing per cent intere'
from date. per cent. d.scoun
for cash on sums over $40. n
property to be removed from plac
until terms have been complied witt
Free lunch at noon bring you
own cups. "a
A. R. NELSON Owner.
Col Fred Albin. Auctioneer and
U. Jamison Clerk.