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Marriage Licenses.

Marriage licenses have been issued to the fol-
lowing:
Thomas O. Yates and Anna schlichtins. both
:. Lesiie Il. a;ait Of Baltimore. Nd. sad Hilda
y. Lock Of Oxted, England.
Charley Banks and Mary F.. Tompkins.
William r. Maupin and Katherine T. Ford.
Louis 3. Laux Of Baltimore, Nd, and Helen
L. veiock Of T1rentum. Pa.
OAafleo Randall and Harriet Finch.
Lacy 4. Rhodes and Mary l. Richardson,
both Of 6tAunton, Va.
benjamin. N. McKelway and Margaret J..
:, Ralph A. Moody Of Richmond. Va. and Cora
Duke Of Ashland. Va.
BENJAMIN H. Morton and Cora Lacy.
Ferdinand &. Farrzll and Eula L. Kidwell.
Nicholas Il. Quesenberry Of Akron, Ohio, and
Amelia ]. Paxton Of this city
GARFIELD Mccoy and Mary Washington.
Joseph White and Katie Crown.
John Cross and Hattie Darr.
John B.. Morrison and Mary A.. Kewell Of
Brentwood, Nd.
Of this city.
Charles NJ Wagner of Philadelphia, Pa, and
Elizabeth o. Te6t OF this city.
Virgil r. Cecchini and Teresa Checcoio, both
Edward =. smith. jr., Of Williamsburg, Pa,
and d. Novella Patton Of Denver. Col.
Martin A. kud0lla and Bessie n. GILL
Tom eotos Of Richmond, Va, and Panagiota
Name of this city.
William Lewis and Ethel Lewis
and Ruth A. Bailey Of Baltimore, Nd
Robert N. Hughes and Felicia Bragg
Al Rowse OF this city and Ella Murphy Of
Alexandria, Va,
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Births Reported.

The following births have been reported ia
ne ne health department. in the last twenty
F:snsi T. ana is Wary si:esSssa T. Quinn. s1n siil.
Max and Eva Krucoff, boy.
Max and Gussie Kaplan, girl.
James 7; and Matte Richardson. boy.
David H.. and Leva Beck, boy.
Lewis and Elvira Ness boy
Harold r. and Helen Titus boy.
SaytSn GGr1Sn J. and and 1ssnns sssscs CIR.
Burdstte ). and Elizabeth wrisht, bow
Edward W. and Bertha Z. Lampke, boy.
James A. G. and Marjorie II. Penning ton,
Seth 9. and Letitia Mcbride, boy.
Louis and Elise =. Schmidt. boy.
GeorEe seosEs,1 u. .na and NAY. May Sweet boy.
William G. and Ida B. Wilkes. siri.
ss Ries.rd ana aae c.tselns l. 9s G. o01 Lewis .,,
Harvey l. and Eca GlascocE. BOY. '
FfsnE and Maria Benedetti. Sot'ee' Soy. GIRL
aex.rd ). and Nina rsenpsos:' essas'' Ell. Ei.''
william II. and Edna W. stanton. s,rl.
George B. and Carolyn Hyde. Eiri.
Ho.a,s H, 9; :nS Mary 4; GcDonsia, boy.
Harry 9: and yei7. 5: Vaughn, vh 0S III twins.
John J. and Clara B. Reed, girl.
Charles " and Josephine r. Pyne, girl.
Paul 8. and Annabelle E. Hanson, hi.
Joseph r. and Katherine c. Herbert boy.
Roy =. and Catherine Z. Sandifer, sirl.
Lawrence and Mary Hufty, boy.
Edgar NJ. and Hattie G. Robbins xirl.
James and Mary Howard. boy.
Daniel Q. and Mary c. Brewer, boy,
Joseph T. and Eta Durbin, girl.
John J. and Gertrude l. Brooks, boy,
Jerry and Amanda Bruce, boy.
Heflert y: and Mandy Hodge, boy.
James and Gertrude Chisley, iii.
HAMPTON and Carol Gaskins, siri.
William and Mary Hill boy.
Edward J. and Marie r. Garner, boy.
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PRINTERS HEAR NEED.
Speakers Say Efficiency in Business
Methods Is Remedy for Ills.

ST. LOUIS. Mo. september 14.-Eff1-
cheney in business methods to aid the
printing industry was advocated by
speakers at the thirty-fourth annual
convention Of the United Typothetae
Of America, in session here today.
W. r. Cotton. Chicago. director of
the organizations department OF re-
search, declared rapid changes are
foreshadowed in the printing industry
''for the next few years." and pre-
dicted period Of trade depression
that will allow only those concerns to
operate at a profit which have pre-
pared for efficient production.
A. J. Rich, Chicago, in an address
said the business educational move
ment of the organization is making
great headwAy and has demonstrated
that scientific principles of operation
contitute solution for many of the
ills Of the industry.
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Society

Admiral and Mrs. Walter Mclean
of this city have leased the residence
Of Mrs. Charles B. White in Rider.
wood, Md, for two years. Admiral
and Mrs. Mclean have had place place
and nave frequently entertained
guests from this city.
Gen. Enoch H. Crowder, y. S. A..
who has been In Indianapolis. lnd.,
Seiective Draft Organization OF In
diana on Saturday night. is In New
York At the Hotel Astor for a short
visit prior to returning to wash
ington.
Mr.. and Mrs. Wilbur w. Hubbard,
who are still at Widehall. their beau
tiful country home at Cnesterto"n
Md. have taken an apartment
Wardman Park Hotel for the WINTER
ruests staying with them during the
summer, and are now enterlainlns
their daughter, Mrs. George NJ Nor
ris Of this city, and their infant grand
daughter, Priscilla Miriam Morris.
Mrs. william Mason Wright. vie VIE
OF Gen. wright, has returned after
making series of visits ana rs al
the family residence, on Hillyer place.
Miss Marjorie Wright is now Win .ne
sus guest sep OF dsush,er Mus e0 Miss Helen Nolan
ahan. at their summer home at Watcn
Hill, and will leave there shortiy "
visit Miss Frances Ruxton, on Lohs
Island.
Mrs Peter Murray and her daugn-
ter. Miss Frances Murray. have re-
turned to their apartment at the
Dresden after spending the summer
at saunderstown. r. l. Col. Murray
is out on the Pacific coast and ex-
pects to join his family here about
the middle of October.
Announcement is made Of the mar
rage Of Miss Pauline Elizabeth
Fuller, elder daughter OF MI and
Mrs. Chauncsy Fuller Of 18th street
northwest. to Mr.. Wiley Calvin Fields
of Richmond. Va. on Sunday, sep,
tember -. at the Church of the Good
Shepherd. northeast, Rev. c. 8. Abbott
officiating.
Dr.. and Mrs. Birlsall and their chill
dren have returned from q vacation
spent in New Hampshire.
Mr.. George A. Benedict of San Fran
cisco, Calf, is in the city for a fort
night. the guest of DR.. and Mrs.
Everett M. Ellison, at their residence
on NJ street.
Miss Louise Cosby, who spent the
summer with her grandmother. Mrs.
E. L. Parsons, has returned to her
home in Charlottesville. Va.
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school system was given out today by
Miss Maude Alton. principal Of the
schools.
Glasses will be held In the old Gen.
trail High School at 7th and o streets
northwest. daily except Saturday; from
$3.50 am. to 10 am, and from 2 pm.
to 1 pm. At the Webster School,
10th and n streets northwest, classes
will be held every afternoon except
Saturday from to pm. Morning
classes will be held at the Jefferson
! southwest, Monday. Wednesday and
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Deaths Reported.

The following deaths have been reported IA
the health department in the last tventy-
four hours:
Haywood Mastbrook. Is, ao0s Emory pl.ce.
avenue.
Eugene T. Coulter. "a. sibley HOSPITAL.
Alfred n. Wilson. So, 16 Chestnut street
Agnes X. Casebier, 10, Sibley HOSPITAL.
Dorothy D. Wiltshire. Z. 1s43 47th place.
John Rebennack, %. st. Elizabeth's Hospital.
Julius H. sherier, 8, 4125 Wisconsin avenue.
pital.
John 3; Tanning. 4 months, 7os Upshur
Infant Of Mary and Thomas Fitsmaurice
days. Sibley Hospital.
Charles T.. Madison, Z, q street.
shire avenue.
Adeline warden. 81. Providence Hospit.l.
FaHnie 3. Galloway. 40. S10 3rd street
southwest.
rrank Hswkins, 60. 1918 street..
yoeeph HOLLAND. 81. 648 G street southeast.
Mary Carter. %. St. Eliaaheth's HesUitaL
Cathenoe HFya1t. 9 months, 90 l2th street.
Mamie H1nkhey, 30 days, iS33 fees cont.
fl6sesa Dsbs. II days. 81 q sissst ruth.
70 prcAteer 10 human, 70 catch them
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Friday mornings from 10 o'clock to
noon.
Glasses at the Northeast Center will
be arranged by Miss NJ. V. Ball. Home
classes in Georgetown will be ar
ranged by Mrs. A. c. Torbert.
Miss Alton will be in the office at
the old Central High School every
morning from 10 to IL o'clock. For
eigners who wish instruction in Eng
lish or aid in preparing for citizenship
can consult her about the time and
places of various classes.
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INQUEST VERDICT DELAYED.

1t is probable that the inquest over
the body Of Lewis Makely, fourteen
years old. Haymarket. Va. who was
home about three months ago, will
be concluded early in October. c.
Vernon Ford. commemorative attor-
ney, yesterday was told by the jurors
that they would not be able to reach
conclusion before that time. 1t
had been planned to conclude the
hearing esterday
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INDIAN TROOPS eMsARk.

S1MLA. India. September 1s.-u 10
announced that three European aad
seven Indian regiments will embark
In a few days for Mesopotamia 10
reinforce the British troops now
there. The reinforcement is to be
made owing to the disturbed stale
of the country.
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CITIZENSHIP CLASSES.
Americanization Work to BE Car
ried On at Several b. c. Schools.

Day classes in the Americanisation
department. of the District public
schools will open Monday at s:30
o'clock. Instructions to persons in
tend1ng to enter the ton
schools and other Information relative
to the work Of this branch of the
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Genuine Bay Seal
Goats, $215.W

Seems almost an imprebabiilty, par.
tleuiariy when one conslders that Il
10 guaranteed 70 wear.
Handsome 36.Inch length coats, with
full sweep and extra large drape roll
collar. Fitted with bell cuffs and con.
vsrtible belt that can be worn inside
with loose back effect or al around.
Carefully selected pelts are chosen
for each coat and they are beautifully
lined with pure novelty silks.
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70 preAt4er 10 human, to csfet then,
WeulA - etvtne.--6alt Lake Ueyala.
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....,!A A; 4 !t;!!$j7 $7tt95. e: Boot.
s3 pairs Of Black Kid Boots with
welt soles and leather Louis heels.
Sizes AA-5, 5Ls, 6; A., va, 5,
5Ea, 8, 6La; s-3K, 4, 4Ia, s, 5La, s.
6H, 7; c-3, 3Ls. 4, ~, S, 5La, s;
o2N, 3Na, 4, S, 5N.
Regular $14.OO Lace Boots
IS pairs Of black kid lace boots
with hand turned soiss, French heels
and short vamps. Sizes A., w,
5, 5La, s, 6La; A., 4L2, S. 5Lz, s.; B.
3, 3Ia, 4, Az, 5, 5Ha, s; C-3. 3Tz, 4,
~, S, 5La.
Regular $3.50
Button Boots
22 pairs OF black kid button boots
with welt soies and leather Cuban
heels. Sizes AA@A, S, 5I3, s, 6La, z;
As, 5La, 6; B., S, eEa, 8. 6M.
Regular $3.50 Lace Boots
81 pairs Of black KID lace boots
with brown kid tops, welt soies and
french heels. Sizes AA-SLa, s, W,
w; A-4Ha, 5, 6Na,. 81 81, w, 8,
sE, q, 2; c-aN, 4, w, 8, 6N. s;
D-3, 4, 4Ns 3,
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You'll be glad outward and eagerly those
seeking worthwhile offerings listed
S always BIG, 18th ESPECIALLY BIG. Be
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In Serge -$24.50

In New Crepe Weaves- -$49.50 $3.50, $69.50, $3.50
rockso OF thed
panel tuncs the in Fall Fashion rdresw
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$3.50 to $10.95 Silk Bags
Are Selling at $5. 90

Says are hardly restricted to sea.
sons, yet we feel we must Tweed out"
our stock OF elk bags to make toom
for incoming new leather goods.
Medium sized, roomy bags, IN one.
piece style or finished with tasSels.
Most Of them have inside frame and
purse and all are conveniently fitted
with change purse and mirror.
Made Of quality moIrs slik with
metal or covered frames. The coioro
are black, brown, navy and taupe.
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An Extraordinary Happening Brings an
Extraordinary Sale of Shoes
oGs miy hs til; so.1 ss
estow nd
wtha of
prtunv o
"a"S Tomon Are oxen
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"You let Mary wear silk stockings
every day?" calculated the one
mother.
"oh yes, since I buy her Red stripe
Stockings she wears them Longer thsn
cotton ones. You see. no 0artSf .fun
can pass the Red Stripe.'"
'toh!" commented the first-but che
wisely took the hint.
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'5.95
Regular $12.OO High Boots
10 pairs Of Button Boots, fashioned
Of black kid with black cloth tops.
Made with medium round toes, welt
soles and Cuban heels.
s'zes-e' s' sNs' a. ", 5, sHs, s.
Regular $1,000 Lace Boots
"a pairs Of Lace Boots with black
kid vamps and black cloth tops. Made
with welt soles and leather Louis
heels.
Sizes-A, 5, 5La, 6.
q, s, 5Ha. 6, 6N..
Regular $12.O0 Button Boots
4s pairs Of Button Boots with
patent leather vamp and black cloth
tops. Made with welt soies and lea
ther Cuban heels.
Regular $1,000 Lace Boots
81 pairs Of Lace Boots with patent
leather van,po and black cloth tops.
0ressy shoes with welt soIes and
leather Louis heels.
9lxss AA-4N, 5, SL2, 3, eN., Z, IVA,
3; A.. AH. ., sNa, 8, 81, =, w; -
= W, 4 ~. 3 W. s, ", :. w. ..
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-08-09
"rbe War. the World and Wilson.

George CreelN Frontispiece, President
Wilson and President Poincsre Enter
ing Paris" New York City. Harper a
Brothers.
No doubt MIR Cfeel will stir up great
deal Of partisan ranoor by this book, foo
Mt this time, in the beginning Of a national
political campaign, there are many bitter
partisans who resent anything that even
makes favorable reference % President
Wilson, while citations from recent history,
no matter how accurate, showing the
great work he hgs done for the world
aud humanity invariably provoke storms
of rnncurdus abuse But Mr. Creel
hns deliberately invited his punishment
by hia work, and II will surely be visited
upon him but he will not be alarmed
Mr. Creel, in his statements speaks
with authority As the head ~ the piib-
licity branch of the war adminiptra-
ton the Committee on Public lnf0rna-
tion-he was brought into intimate
contact with the !, principal actors
at home and abroad, and secured his
facts At first hand And they are facts.
no matter how blind and bitter PARTISAN
ship may endeavor to belittle or dcs.v
them
The story act down hy Mr. Crepl bctsis
with the war and covers the detail If
procedure by the administration. first.
10 keep our cDuntry from being involved
and later 20 make its participation there
in effective and decisive ss soon as possible
With what followed the people arc
fairly familiar, but there Is much a
matters involved IN controversy VII ch
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-08-09
His Voice Preserved.

Harding does his spccchnaklng a.
phonogaph He wants 90 leave some
sort Of record when hes politically deaC
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-08-09
ANNOUNCEMENTS
Coming EYcnts

TICF-There will be a meeting of the
Democratic voters of the Tenth waru
Wednesday evening. August u at :
o'clock at Tenth " ard Club, Tor tue pu.
nosp If naming n delegate to the State
convention at Dover. ON Tuesday. Septeh-
her IA " illiam Duffy. Chairman
ofn-rt,,F .rbcr, will he n meeting of the
~ no..,',,ra - ,otars III ,hc Fourth ward
~ tita- c,.erino August H. at =
,i "t'int Su"' 90, por,ncraiir Ieaque 6lO French
street for the purpose of naming a dtlt-
80 - -r,,e,s,iaV Srntcu,ber - Joseph kon-
itxer 4 Gnairman.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-08-09
Pers s1nals

NOTICF-W Arlo Moore, optician, mas mas
removed from vI0 Market street 70 eo'
Orange street
NOTICE There will he meeting of the
Democratic voters Of the Third wafn'
Tuesday evening, August 10, at clock !
at 5o1 Madison street. Tor the puIpose VI
naming "A delegate to the state convey
tion al Dover. ON Tuesday. september -
Edw ~. Carr. Chairman
NOTICE-There will be meeting oi the
49, h,ihio -, ,o,i,,, kI,gust O. at & O'Clock, at
uss a,ii.e' IJsadouertere 6t2 French
street for the purpose of naming ue.e-
gate "a the state convention at DoNe., OF
Tuesday. september IA. Robert W hfa-
mer chairman.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-08-09
Lost and Found

AUTOMOBILE SHOE sunday. on way
from EIkton to Brandywine summit. two
automohile shoes with tubes, rack ana
tait light License number 2S.35s, Mary
land hinder please notify H. y Reed
North last, Md.
BREASTPiN- Cameo, lost Reward II re-
turned to po5 Gilpin avenue.
col II MESH BAG Lost. between twenty :
eighth and ashington aud lhrtleth ana
IatnaH saturday noon. Reward II re-
turned 10 lu4 ". fhirtieth street.
MOTOR METER Between Eighth and
Ninth on Tatnall. Reward il returned 70
champion Auto Co. Sl1 Iatnal street.
ppCkFTBOOk- sunday evening,
blue leather. Initials f X. -, between
Marcus Hook and Wilmington. reward.
snn W Ninth street Phone 2lat y
PACK AGF-F Found containing ladys un-
derwear. on Wednesday. Call 4e42 D.
SpECTACLES Tortoise shell, between sig
teenth and Lincoln streets and the u: q q.
station Reward if returned 70 Every
Evening Office.
WATCH-(iold wrist, initials NJ. @. II /.
lost on Saturday night Reward II re-
turned TO 2p2O Jefferson street
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-08-09
New Champion spelling Book. B,

New Champion spelling Book rs
Warren n Hicks formerly tssistlft ..l.
perintendent ~ schools, Cleveland
Ohio New York CITY American Book
Co.
II is difficult ~ conceive of nca
spelling book but here We have uuc
and an admirable one 10 revision auC
improvement Of former editions that have
been enthusiastically received, and thcl
having proved satisfactory Tho now 8nd
revised edition is bound % prove even
more SO.
This edition includes thc latest aOeds
that have been added Is oar vocabulary
and is SO arranged as to he applicable to ali
grades Of school work. in siN sections,
each designed for a year service.
Received OF the publishers
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-08-09

WOAIAN-To cook and do downstairs work
Good wages. Phone 7ol6 j, or apply 72s
Greenhill avenue
WASH WOMAN-Telephone 4006 j. or
272i West street.
AITRESS-Experienced. Good pay. Farm
ers Lunch. 5l2 King street.
WAITRESS-Experien Canton Restaur-
ant. 702 Market street.
neutrality-suspicious. for cooking and
downstairs work. 1902 Greenhil avenue.
PhoPe 4l37 J.
WOMAN-Good, for cooking and down
stairs cleaning 1f10 Gilpin avenue
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-08-09
AUCTIONS--LEGALS

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Aueti Sales 30
AUCTION sALES-Of every description.
Anywhere. If you want 10 sell see Hamil-
top, the square Deal AuctiOneer and Farm
Agent. 705 MadiAon 81. Phone 734S W
Legal Notices 81
NOTICES hereby given that the part
nership lately existing between George r
Greenwood and James b. stuart Of the
city of Wilmington. county Of New Castle
and State Of Delaware. under the firm
name Of Greenwood & stuart Leather CO..
terminates by limitation on the second
day of August A. ID. 1920. All debts
owing to said partneTship are TO be re-
ceived by James b. stuart. and all de-
mands on said partnership are 10 be pre-
sented to him for payment in the settle
ment of the affairs of said partnership.
George Il. Greenwood. James 3. stuart.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-08-09
assfcaton Is Gives List Repair Men in the City
EMPLOYMENT
Help Wohted Male


AGENT-To solicit and sell lfe insurance
Reference required. Guaranteed salary 10
live man Apply Metropolitan Life tnsur-
ance Co. soi Equitable BuiidinG.
BARBEH-W First.elnss. Steady job.
Good wages and commission. Apply eia
shipley street.
HOY-@ro work In store, Apply Hudson
supply Co, Front and Market streets.
noY--'ro serve papers Apply aeisen-
dorfer, 1900 Tatnall street.
COELECTON--Oue who has had past
experience and can sct results. II You are
the man, 0e Will pay you weekly bonus
over and above your salary. Address | !.
Every Evening once. .
CkRPENTERs.~AtR Red Lion, near Ken.
nett Square, Pa. Work all season. Apply
at job Lonswood Inc. Construction Dfvl-
sion.
HOUsEMAN Wanted. Apply Mrs. r. H..
NJ. Carpenter, Montchsntn. Del.
ACroUNTANTa-Af YOU a graduate of a
recognized school Of arcuuntancy Have
you had q training as an accountant A
well-knuwn gtaH OF Certified Public tee
eountants will train a limited number of
high class men for the positions as income
tas experts. cost and systcfnati1ers. pub
lie accountants or will train you for the
necessary qualifications as certified public
accountants This In your spare time and
et a moderate cost To you, Are you Inter
ested Drop line now. mentioning
time convenient for an interview and fun
particulars will be given. ~. Every
Evening ONCE.
BRANCH MANA0ER-For Delaware, by
one Of the best known product manufac-
t,irers ~ YOU are a live wire 500 and morr
weekly easily earned Call after y ~,
" seventh street. second loor. W II
Walker
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-08-09

GIRL-Goof. for general housework. Good
pay Apply Mrs schagrtn .2403 Harrison st.
GIRI-Good, reliable. for grocery store.
Apply COL Rodney street
MIDDLE-AGED WOMAN-To care for
invalid and look after house Good home
for right party Address Y 8. Every Even
ing Once.
MAID-Ciood. experienced. white. Apply
l400 Franklin street. corner Delaware Ave.
PHOTOPLAIS-500o ideas and suggestions
wanted. Working girl paid $4,000 for
ideas she thought worthless. Write for free
details. Producers League. 1873. st. Louis
Mo.
SALESW WOMEN-For outside selling SIS
weekly and so per cent commission. Per-
manent position. Cali after D.. m. W
Seventh street. second floor. w. 4 H
Walker.
SALESLADY-Wante One with expert
ence preferred. Permanent position Good
salary to start New York Waist House
7l2 Market street.
SALEsLADY-Experi Excellent OPP
portunity for right person. Nelson Shoe
Co. APP Market street.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-08-09
ROOMS AND BOARD
Annrtm on ts and FLATS

Rtef nttN y t"s~
LANCASTER AVE. 1908 Furnish
apartment three rooms FIRST floor. pantry
use Of bath pprch, yard. electriC Adults
only
MARKET ST. 3op Apartment. four
s93omla and e., eath b. ApPly Ko'hlapd s2'
TATNALB ST s35 Sccoud- a'"ry front
room
TATNALL ST. lol7 Apartment nev.
four rooms and bath; Apply Emmett
Hickman. Ninth ami Orange streets
" SIXTH 9T.. 1912 Bachelor apartment
two furnished rooms bath perch pri
vate family Phone COL n
W SEVENTH sf 2is Apartment three
rooms hath Also rooms. All convent
ences No objections t. baby
W EIGHTH ST 70s Apartment unfur
nished three rooms Possession Aug N
w 18TH 1T. 13ip Apartment thraa ~
four rooms and bath
business Places For Rent rs
aT0RAGF RO0W Apply Girsrd baking
Co Fourth and Union streats Phone
TATNALL ST s4o Basement Splendid
stand for plumber
Houses For Rent ~
W FIFTH ST. $40 Eight rooms BAH
newly papered and painted throughout
Apply 606 French streei owner
HOUSE Complsteiy furnished Al con-
ventences. Win rent as apartments ~
whole Central location Apply 2ls East
Fourth street
TEFFF EsON ST 50i Furnished house
modern improvements centrally locatHd
Possession september n
Z BRO0NE ST tis House ss rooms
bath porch elaotrie heat Phone 74si
wsnted-To Rent 81
APARTMENT- Wanted ~ man and wife
on first or second floor or rooms with
private family near Fourth and wash
go nj
5p43 "
APARTMENT small house nv young
couple Reference state prize and ioca-
tion Address 5. Every Evening once
or rail- 54t6 ~
no UsE-party wishes ~ rent unfuruishsri
medium sized house. with Two baths. To-
Brandywine and vest of Broome. Phone
tOs2.
REAL ESTATE FOR RENT
BUSINESS Property 81
GENERAL sTORE-Good opportunity for
quick buyer Reason for selling owner
must leave town. situated southwestern
section OF city Also good living quarters.
Address " Every Evening once
REAL ESTATE FOR SALE
Houses FOR Sale 50
BUNGALOw-And garage 100 W, Twenty
ninth street.
T. Fifth at, 50s-Eleven rooms and bath
Good condition. apply NJ DOminiCk.
Thirteenth and ClayTTiont. Phone 2f35.
MA aIxET ST 3GO3-Eight rooms bath
gas. electric. private garage. other out
buildings. Lot 5oxi50. Reasonable price.
Possession at once.
" 18TH ST. 2s44-T Three-story brick
house. corner property. with garage Al
modern cOnveniences. Apply on premises
Lots For Sale S5
CLAYMONT-Two corner lots. 25xl05
each Harveys Road near Philadelphia
pike. Very reasonable. II. r. Cam. Oil
Clayton street Phone i4s J
LOT-Fortieth and Pine streets. Address
z -, Every Evening once.
Suburban For Sale 81
BUNGALOW-And Outbuildings. Lot look
200 feet Bargain for quick sale Apply
W O. Dempsey Phone 34Il J
CLAYMONT, DEL Bungalow. lot TOx9O
on Franklin avenue. All conveniences An-
ply J. II. Richardson. Phone Il W. Holly
Oak.