davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
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ana iOvn diLcf MN, sdiu MIS-. W Nllue.
'The door opened quickly and in came
what appeared to be the family colici-
tor, a ruddy faced little man with a
black tie riding his collar in a self as
sured way. lie smiled cheerily, ac-
knowledged his Introduction to me. and
turned to the still recumbent (honest,
Ed. l almost swOOned when / read
that recumbent) flyweight champion
Luncheon party on today, Jimmy
me lad. You and the Missis will have
to be coming along"
"Then ! .lew that this was William
r. Hughes, manager Of Jimmy Wilde
and exit was my cue"
Now ain't that terrible. You'd think
10 was a prima donna interviewed, or
maybe a vamp. with that recumbent
stuff. Can you imagine John l.. Sulli-
van or Jim Jeffries actin like a prima
donna or even lettin' a press agent talk
about him like that? ! can't. Like as
not one Of them after seein' somethin'
like that in the prints would say, Let
me at the big stiffl"
But anyway, as I was sayin' last
night, I was telin' Friend Wife that
was gOin' TO write for your paper she
says. yeah, and the next thing you
know you'll be writin' stories about
wrestlers." Which I think was a pretty
hard thing for even a wife TO say.
But gettin' back to regular sports,
notice a wall from the movin' picture
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SANITARY WORKER.
LIFE AND CHARACTER READING.
FEBRUARY :.

Z.
Women born on this date Will find
Venus favorlne all the activities OF The
feminine world.
Venus, "The Herald Of Light" gives
success TO the woman I'm the home, In
the business Office and in the studio.
Seek home today and II VIII be per-
manent and happy. seek a position to-
day and II VIII be favorable.
Venus frowns on the woman OF in-
decision and upon the extraYagant and
proud.
Look we'll 10 your treasures or YOU
are liable TO miss them,
Your birthstone is am amethyst or
sapphire, Uranus is your planet and
Aquarius is your birth sign
The Want Ads viii bring TO women
positions OF good value during
the coming week
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people who are goln' TO nm Jack, the
Giant Killer. the Demon Ship Rivet
Founder, who are gettin' uneasy for
fear all the notices Jack has been gettin'
in the papers are goln to ruin the sale
Of the picture. Sad, isn't it? Just think
what a terrible thing il would be II
Jack Kearns' meal ticket would be
barred by the movies.
But speaking Of meals, that reminds
me that last night ! wuz tellin' Friend
Wife some funny stories about how
prize fighters eat and she almost srnil-
ed And rightaway, l said: THAT gives
me hunch just as the newspaper boys
would say. I'm gOin' TO write a serious
OF one story on Great Eaters ! have
known Yes" says she, and don't
forget to tell about yourself" Hopin'
you will like this.
Yours sportfully,
JAKE.
Evening journal., 1920-02-05

FOR sALE-NEW VACUUM CLEANER,
very cheap. Phone $3.50. febj-3i
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THEY GET THIS WAY on
Dry Manhattan
N'YAvK. Feb. 5.
Dear Ed

Dear Ed:
Honest, Ed, some Of these box fight
ers grab my nanny. That is, / mean.
their press agents do. 1 guess maybe
they guys themselves amt SO bad as
their press agents paint em, but still
they ought to be careful about what
they let get into the newspapers about
'em. Honest, Ed. l was readin' in the
paper yesterday a story about how Mrs.
Vile, who keeps Jimmy Wilde tame,
takes care Of her prize baby and here is
the way that story reads:
Jimmy gets pretty badly hurt some
times when he's working. you know,
and he's always exhausted and has to
resi a few days. And keep him in bed
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AUTOMOBILES ron SALE

nODGE TOURING CAR, VERY REAs
- ouable. 1902 Scott st. jant0-1m.
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APARTMENTS FOR RENT.

EOR RENT-APARTMENT on SECOND
Il floor, partly furnished or unfurnished,
with bath; best lOcation west side two
blocks from dupont Bldg. Also nicely fur
nshed single room, adjoining bath, with
use Of phone, with private family. Apply
103 W. Thirteenth 81. feb3-3t.
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nor SALE-OvERLAND COUNTRY
a Club; very good condition. Call
4735-R. feb4-6t.
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FOR sALE-CoOK STOVE. Al CONDI
u tion. Apply 023 pine ST. feb5-5t
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EOR SALE-ONE DORT RUNABOUT
new batteries and new tires; good
shape. Fifth and Harrison Sts. feb4-4t
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ECR sALE-FIRE WOOD. APPLY $50
Walnut St Phone 1852. janl4-lm.
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WHAT is WILMINGTON REAL
w Estate worth? Try to buy It and
IND out. Then come and look at the
best available position In Wilmington for
an office building. semi-garage, club
building or manufacturing loft and
building, go n. frontage on French ST.,
232 II. TO Walnut st. with equal 'front.'
age thereon. Prompt action will secure
II Mt right price. 716-1S-20 French st.
Apply ZIG French st. tan13- I'm.
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FOR SALE-BABY COACH, CHEAI
Apply 40 Lombard ST. feb5-3t.
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REAL ESTATE WANTED

NyTANTED-TO RENT MODERN
w house OF eight or more rooms. on
west side, by the year; best refer
ences Address W45 Evening Journal
Office. feb3-3t.
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EoR RENT-715 KING ST, 10 ROOMS
4 and bath; also 70s King ST.. store.
three rooms Apply Walter f. Powell S39
Market St. feb5-3t.
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RLGTsTEH's U7DTP.
EsTATn OF NEAL COMFY. DE.
BUgNEss cam.

DAos, PApERs, METALS, FURNITURR
~ mems clothing. junk. We psy highest
prices. 81 Frsnksl, 10z Madison st d.
4 A, Phone $40. jsns-r
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STATE or DELAwARE.

STATE or DELAWARE.
Oeice II Secretary Of State.
I EVERETT G.. JOHNSON. Secretary oi
state of tFe state OF Delaware. do hereby
certify that the above aud foregoing Is n
dncfion Of Capiia Stock of the POTTER
STEAMSHIP COMPANY. NC as re-
caived ana filed IN this ONCE the, third day
'' IL TESTIMONY WHEREOF, ]
have hereunt0 set nav hand on
official seal at Dover, this
fSrAIO third day Of February, In the
wear Of our Lord. one thousand nine
hundred and twenty
TVTRETT q. JOHNSON.
Secretary Of State.
Recetved FOR Record February 4, 1920.
FUEMAN &. COLE. Recorder
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RIAL ESTATL-FOR SAFE.

IVuIo sIVIIIUTINf
JAKE.
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NOTICES

HAgRY KERsUav, OF 600 NJ VAN
SHOW room 90 'r'u ". Ninth 81. jan13-iin.
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EOR SALE-A REFRIGERATION, 50
pounds capacity; IN use two summers.
Phone 1974-J. feb5-3t
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| WILL NOT BE RESPONSIBLE FOR
any bills unless contracted By myself.
louis ss a. Beatty. 1929 W. Seventh ST.
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Buick Sedan, j-passenger
Chandler Sedan, 7passenger
Ford Roadster
Ford Touring.
Chevrolet Roadster
hudson Touring
Lexington 4-passenger.
The above cars may be purchased OF
our convenient monthly payment plan (!
desired Act quick Open evenings. Z to
o'clock SEE MIR RATLEDGE,
decG-lyr. TURN HALL, S02-Os French st
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GINGER SEWING MACHINEs-DO NOT
- think OF buying until you get our
prices. You can save $50 on your new
machine M this store. We always have
large assortment Of slightly used machines
no very low prices. We buy. sell or ex-
change: also repair machines. Easy pay
ments II desired. Sewing Machine Ex-
change. 40 Walnut St. open 10 A. NJ. 10
3 =. ". ian22-1yr
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PIANO TIMING

DIANO TUNING AND REPAIRING: /:
4 player work a speciality; all work
guaranteed. Formerly with the Robeen
Piano CO, II. J. Anon, Z Il, Third ST.
Phone 2760. dec96 -en.
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n HE TAILORING, CLEAN
ing, pressing aud repairing business OF
me inte Duncan Smith viii be continued
at W. seventh 81, second floor feh4-4t
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rOR SALE.

FOR SALE
FOR sALE-NEw VACUUM CLEANER
d very cheap. Phone $3.50. febj-3t.
EOR sALE-BABY COACH, CHEAP
Apply 40 Lombard ST. feb5-5t.
EoR sALE-CoOK STOVE. Al CoNDI-
uon. Apply 92S Pine st. feb5-St.
EcR sALE-FIRE WOOD. APPLY $50
walnut St Phone 1852. janl4-lm.
IFOR sALE-A REFRIGERATOR, 80
- pounds capacity; IN use two summers.
TOR sALE-CoACH. GOOD CONDITION,
brown reed, $40. CAN evenings, after
Il o'clock. 5lJ 5. Union 81. feb5-2t
FOR sALE-CHEAP. TWO CHOICE
lots at Holloway Terrace; owner leav-
ing town. Apply 1920 Banning st. feb4-St.
EoR SALE HORSE, WAGON AND
a harness; also iron safe Charles Hur-
iock, Seventh and Poplar Sts feb4-tt
FOR sALE-S25O VICTRoLA AND 500
a worth OF records; perfect condition,
Sloo' CAN evenings, 27ls-J. feoS-ot.
EOR sALE-UPRIGHr PIANO, So.
L Edward A. Finsel, 210 W. Sixth st.
/ feb2-tf
S0OO YARDS or cINDERs, DELTy-
cUOV a,'y cred, cheap. Phone STEW.
O000 cU6Ic YARDS OF CINpERs.
soOWu Delivered anywhere. Phone
EOR sALE-REsTAURANT FURNI-
A ture; everything complete, Apply
oonstantin Frank, Washington Hotel, 506
'u'iAee -. Ieoo-St'
EOR sALE-BEDROOM SUITE. FIRST
= class condition; a golden oak ward
robe practically new. POI w. Fourth 81.
pLAYER PIANO, 1886. COST 500 NEW
fully guaranteed; SS-nOte, modern and
up-to- date. Afford Piano Co.. 30 W. Ninth
street. jan9-f.
cIcS BUYS GOOD UPRIGHT MA
OiOC hogany piano. fine for begiu-
her AFFORD Piano Co., 2lO W. Ninth 81.
tan9-tf.
WYE SELL THE FAMOUS EMPIRE
~. ~ Pipeless Heaters S; G Williams;
Ihiri aad Tatndll Sts. Formerly $40
Orange 81. jy3c-tf
CHEAPEsT PLACE 10 BUY SINGER
- machines, s. aud up. Carrow Singer
shop. n2l W. Fourth st. Phone 25lg-J.
mayG-lyr.
EOR SALE-LARGf SAFE. THREE
feet front by , #. inches back. four
leet ana six inches high; can be bought
reasonaole Apply 100 Market street.
jan30-6t.
OFFICE FURNITURE-DEsKs. SAFES. (
~ files, cabinets and general oflce furni
ture, store fixtures, etc We buy. sell and
exchange. A. HINDTS & SON lOt W. /
second 81. Phone 5sSS-R. Jan5-lyr.
MAHOGANY PHONOGRAPHs. $3.50
AZ value. $40, while they last; plays /
Pathe, Edison, Victor and Columbia rec
ofds. Afford Plano Co, 210 W. Ninth St.
Jan9-1yr.
TTOR SALE.
Rugs and Floor Coverings
HURL0CK'S CASE HOUSE
second Hand Furniture Bought.
may-f-iL. Seventh and Poplar Sts.
TUE PREMIUM PIPELESS FURNACE
II for small houses or bungalows. can be
Installed for S11j and up We have about
dozen OF these, which we viii dispose Of
lt above price. Samuel c. Williams. Third
md Tatuall SITS. feh2-1m
DLAyER PIANOS AND PIANOs-wE
handle the finest makes IN the world
'nch the hast in its rass. If you want
lu1Ety and iependabilitv nj low price.
all ar Gewehr Piano warerooms. before
ieciding. 2l6 W Ninth So. jar7-tm.
: S'AFES-wHY TAKE CHANCES on |
, records that Il cost you money 10 make
nd keep; get a safe and protect them.
Don't take chances Of losing them by fire ,
no Walnut st. Open from 20 TO . O'Clock.
jan22-tf
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pnOFTSSI0NtI

Up READING-DELAWA SCHOOL
II Of lip reading for the hard Of hearing
and deaf adult. Miss Hilda r. Grimm.
Normal Graduate; Kiuzie method 1919
W Eighth st Phone 2Gfj-w Janis-eod- 2m
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DAKLoR AND LEATHER FURNITURE
y our speciality; material supplied; reas-
enable prices. work guaranteed. Prompt
sOn ST suglq- Tyr
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REAL ESTiTE-FOR RFNT.

FOR RENT-sTORE FIXTURES AND
wiring. Centrally located; low rent.
PhOne 145l-J. feb5-3t.
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NOR SALE UPRIGHT PIANO, So.
Edward A. Finsel, 210 W. Sixth st.
feb2-tf
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EHEAPEST PLACE TO BUY SINGER
- machines. s. aud up. Carrow Singer
shop. H2l W. Fogrth St. Phone 25lg-J.
ulayG-lyr.
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-fYrANTED-MAN TO WORK N WASH
W room. Turner Bros. Laundry 423 W.
Second ST. febo-.t
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MTE SELL THE FAMOUS EMPIRE
w Pipeless Heaters" s. G Williams.
Third aad Tatndl Sts Formerly 80
Orange st. Jy3c-tf
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FnR ETNr OR sALE.


water heat wonderful home or boarding.
house. penn-Del. Dew Corp. $50 Market 81
Phone s2l0. novl3-f.
FOI REM
EOR RENT-STOBE ROOM. us SHIP
1 ley st. Apply ifo Market st. feb5-2t
TOR RENT-AUTo SPACES IN GAR
age. s. per month; very desirable an,
centrally located. Address R3G, Evening
Journal Office. iqn9-lm
APARTMENTS FOR RENT.
EOR RENT-APARTNlENT. THREE
rooms and bath. SD Market st. In
qulre IN store. leDo-9t
EOR RENT-APARTMENT on sECONn
Il floor, partly furnished or unfurnished
with bath: best lOcatiOn west side, tive
blocks from DUPONT Bldg. Also nicely fur
nished single room, adjoining bath, with
use Of phone, with private family: Apply
REAL ESTATE WANTED
yyTANTED-TO RENT MODERN
w house OF eight or more rooms. OH
west side, by the year; best refer
ences. Address W-45, Evening Journal
once. IeD9-St.
AUTOMOBILES FOR SALE
/ DODGE TOURING CAR, VERY REAs-
~ ouSble, 1902 scott St. janio-1m. .
EOR sALE-ONE DORT RUNABOUT
Il new batteries and new tires; good
shape. Fifth and Harrison SIS. feb4-4t
nor sALE-OvERLAND COUNTRY
IL Club: very good condition. Call
4735-R. feb4-6t.
4 UTOMOBILE wANTED-wILL GIVE
n three good building lots and cash. Ad-
dress W-23. Evening Journal Ohce. febS-bt.
EOR SALE-FORD TRUCK, GOOD CON
ditiOn; used only four months. Cen
tral Garage, 6l7 Shipley st. jan2l-u.
USED TRCCKs-ls TO TONS; DUMPS.
" all capacities; easy ter.as. J.. ID.
Greenless, Agent 500 West st. janl4-im.
A UTOMOBILE REPAIRS PROMPTLY
4 attended to at reasonable rates.
Wrights Garage, 4Ol-O3 French st. jan29-u.
EOR sALE-DoRT ROk 0sTER, IN
first-class condition. Call after p. NJ.
2l03 Biddle St. Union Park Gardens.
iepo-ot-
EoR sALE-oNE DAY-ELDER, 2h-
4 ton truck. with tank; less than two
Co, Pennsylvania Ave. and Clayton st.
EOR sALE-1m7 FORD TOURING; 1919
Il REQ three-quarter ton truck; both ears
In good condition; bargains for cash. APP
ply Delaware City Garage. Phone ..
febS-St
EHART s. BROWN Agto yts n Meehanies- l,1 s,
(Bet 18th & Sih. Monroe 4 Adams Sts1
for Nnnf
les At your service day or night Phones
Res. 42ll-W; Garage, 109s-W janl9-lm.
DUCK, 1918, sEvEN-PAssENGER; /
Hudson limousine, open for offer.
Phone 1895 1921 Delaware Ave.
dec24-tf
EOR sALE-REBUILT CHALMERS. |
Il Buick, Dodge and Maxwell touring
ears. Vim and euicb trucks. We buy, sell I
and exchange automobiles, gasoline engines 4
and machinery. Inquire sales department 1
Of Price Machine Co, as W Front ST.
febi-tf
Buick Sedan. 5-passenger
Chandler Sedan, 7-passenger.
Ford Roadster.
Ford Touring.
Chevrolet Roadster.
hudson Touring.
Lexington 4-passenger.
The above cars may be purchased on
lur convenient monthly payment plan u L
lesired Act quick open evenings. to Q /
l'clock. SEE MIR RATLEDGE,
decG-lyr. TURN HALL. so2-os French st.
FOR SALE.
One Overland Club Roadster Model
70. c. C.
1913 G-cyllnder. 5-passenger Oldsmobfle
1919 Stearus- Knight: good bargain.
one 1918 z passenger Haynes Sedan.
1915 Buick BOadster.
! kissel truck. ~ ton.
] 1917 first class Stanley Steamer
We take cars on consignment and sell
or consignor az their figure.
CLIMAX MOTOR SALES co,
Phone 5I59-W. 3lst and Market SITS
Evening journal., 1920-02-05

E0R REMITTANCE FLOOR SPACE,
Il 1900 square feet. well lighted ana ven
uated; suitable for Office or factory. Ap-
streets. ian2s-tf.
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A NICE sUBURBAN HONE AT Ro-

A NICE SUBURBAN HOME AT RO-
~ selle. 62l5x x250 feet; stuccO house; z
large attic, hot and cold water. sewer, ce-
ment cellar, gas and electric two pOrches,
stuece garage, large chicken house planted
with all kinds OF fruits; Will have to be
seen to be appreciated Apply on prem
ises. Orchard Ave, ROselle. G. W. Moody.
jan10-1m.
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HELP WavTED-MaI.E.

-FfyASTED-0F BOY. ADDRESS
w NJ, Evening Journal ofiice. fehi-3t.
Evening journal., 1920-02-05

FOR SALE.
One Overland Club Roadster, Model
90. c. C.
1913 G-cyllnder. j-passenger OldsmObile
1919 Stearns- Knight: good bargain.
one 1915 2 passenger Haynes Sedan.
1915 Buick B0adster.
! kissel truck. ~ ton.
1917 fTst-clGss Stanley Steamer.
We take cars on consignment and sell
for consignor az their figure.
CLIMAX MOTOR SALES CO,
Phone 5I59-W. 3lst and Market Sts.
n0v13-tf
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PoTrFp STEAMSHIP COMPANY. nc.
CONSENT TO THE REDUCTION OF

POTrFg STEAMSHIP COMPANY. INC.
CONSENT TO THE REDUCTION OF
THE CAPITAL STOCK
WE fbe subecrih8rs. brire aU fhe sfori-
hoiders M POTTER STEAMSHIP COM
PANY. INC. a corporation of ~ state OF
Delaware. 10 HEREBY CONSENT ln tna
r.7uctipu II tho c4pital stock OF ppTIEk
STEAMSHIP COMPANY, INC. from two
hundred Gftv thousand ls250,000i collars
fn one hundred nfty Thousand fSl510l0l
dollars by retiring and canceling one
stock Of the par value OF one hundred
is1O0l dollars each. being the entire au-
thorized and outstanding preferred stock
az this company. and we 10 sign this con-
sci pursuant TO Section 2S of The General
Corboration Laws Of tho State OF Delaware.
io the end that q Certificate Of Decrease oi
the CAPITAL stock may be filed ana pub
lished pursuant 10 Section Is. of the Gen
eraI Corporation Laws of the state Of Della
WITNESS our bands this 18th day Of
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PUBIC SALE.

-
DOSTPONED PUBLIC SALE OF PER
sonal property-The undersigned will
sell at public sale, at his residence, on New
nrk Stone Road, two miles from Stanton.
Delaware. Mill Creek hundred. on Wednes-
day, February IL, 1920 at II o'clock A. W..
sharp, the following personal property,
tO-wit.
-Four horses. nine Mich cows. some fresh.
some close springers: one yearling heifer.
one 2-year-old bull, four Berkshire brood
= shoats. Farming implements Of all
kinds: 1J-gallon boiler. new: Simplex
separator. butter tub, worker and prints,
lot Of 2O-quart milk cans. scales two
churns, potatoes and corn bv the bushel
hay and straw by the ton fodder by the
bundle and many other articles too numer-
Gus TO mention. Some household goods
Terms-Seven months credit over SO
and bank discount of for cash on credit
sums. HARRY r. WOLLASTON.
STTDHAM & son. Auctioneers
feb5-5t HARVEY J. DAVIS. Clerk.
DUBLIC sALE-FURNITURE. CAR.
Il PETS. RUGS, HOUSEHOLD GOODS.
ETC. WILL Re SOLD AT STIDHAM &
SONS. AUCTION STORE. Ill T. 4TH ST.
FRIDAY. FEBRUARY G, 1920, AT
O'CLOCK p. NJ. SHARP.
Two heavy brass beds, enameled beds.
felt mattresses, figured walnut bedroom
suite. couches IN leather and tapestry
three piece leather liyingroom suite. H.
brary suite, mahogany frame. in silk ver-
ona. quartered oak diningroom suite com
plete; rockers. chairs, pictures. library
tables in oak and mahogany; davenports
In oak and mahogany frame upholstered
In leather; Turkish rockers dressers and
large mirrors, pillows. window
shades sheets, gold band set OF Dishes 100
pieces etc
RTTGSf RUGS! RIGS
We will offer and sell to the highest bid
der, at this sale ifty-two high grade rugs,
Just shipped from large New York house.
ms follows: Administers. wiltons. tapestrys
wool fibre; all sizes; 80 new grass rugs,
iG mating rugs 0X12: several small rugs
27x54 inches and 3Gx72 inches. Come and
see n real auction sale Of good rugs. Bring
The size OF rooms
STIDHAM & son. Auctioneers
1876 feb2-3 ;.
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TYPEWRITERs.


SMITH. TYPEWRITER EN-
sb change Typewriters sold, rented and
repaircd. Agents for Amco Adding Ala
chine Il. & T.. check writer's. w. seventh
81. over barber shop. Phone S013 or 2775.
loclO-tyr.
uNYpEWRITFRS RENTED THREE
months $500 Rental applied on pur-
chase Sold $500 monthly. Typewriters
repaired Royal Typewriter Agency Type
y,ritcr exchange second 0O0r. ~ W. Cor
Seventh AMI Market SITS aug23-u
MUSICAL.
Ta7ef=-~7--r77~rs-fe
GRACE KUSCHAN,
Teacher OF Piano 20i0 Van Buren 81.
tan17-lm. fhone Gz''
The Birmingham age-herald., 1920-11-06

and yet that man is as patient, as sweet. as loving, as kind and as good as he can be. AS I sat and watched him the thought came to me that maybe if you went to church more you would also cul- tivate that patience and good-natured tolerance of everything and maybe we would not have so many nasty little family spats. You don't misunderstand me, do you. dear?''
 No indeedy," said Andrew cheerrully. "I believe you are half right about 1t, too My reason for being d little care less and casual like in my attendance at church has been that 1 always like to appear consistent.
 You see ,honey, if I developed into a regular church feller I would not be table to take you to these musical shows where the costumes and dialogues leave little to the imagination. l would not be able to stop in the Cafe Royal for a bite to eat after the show with you. for that is not exactly the place for a good, consistent churchman, you know
 Then again, honey, 1 would hate to have to insist on your dropping all your bridge clubs, for although you only play auction for mill point, you know honey, you really are playing for money.
 'I might decide to go to church with you regularly, honey, but of course it would cost lot. for all those dresses of yours that fit so snug and all those that are so short at the bottom and at the top would have to go into the dis card and
 Just moment, my dear said Inc
The Birmingham age-herald., 1920-11-06
WISH COMES TRUE A FTER
 MANY YEARS WAITING

months was so sick and weak that my family was distressed. A
 Finally I went to hospital for treatment, but that did me no good. My nerves were completely shattered and at night I would just lie wide awake suffering, worrying and won dering if there was nothing made that would help me. In the mornings I always felt so bad that I could not get up until late in the day, and then could do nothing but sit around.
 But, thanks to Tanlac, my condition Is altogether different now. I had not finished the first bottle before wrs feeling like a different person. My ap- petite returned, I was sleeping better and began to feel like stirring around. Now I am able to do all my own work. for I am feeling perfectly well and strong.y Every sign of stomach trou- ble, nervousness and dizziness has left me and my appetite is so good that can hardly get enough to eat.''
 Tanlac is sold in Birmingham exofu- sively by Eugene Jacobs Drug Stors md Patton Pope Drug Co.. in Ensiev by Ezell Drug Co., in Bessemer by Pe- sram-Patton Drug Co, and in A4on-
 ale by Robert w. Murray.-Adv.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1920-11-06
 DUFFEY NAMED MANAGER OF BOSTON AMERICANS

Boston, November 6s-Hugh Dutfey, former Boston National outfield star, was announced today as the new manager Of the Red SoX, succeeding Ed Barrow. who resigned to become business man. ager of the New York Americans. The news of the appointment of Duffey, who was at one time manager of the White Sox, and last season a director of the Toronto club of the International league. was given by President Frazee over the telephone from New York.
 Duffey broke into professional base ball as a member of the Fall River team of the New England league. In 1887 he was signed by Pop Anson as member of the old Chicago club,
 He joined the Boston Nationals in 1892, remaining with the team for nine years, the last five as captain. Since then he has been successively manager of teams in Milwaukee, Philadelphia, Providence and Chicago. In 1894 he was champion batsman of the country.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1920-11-06
Andrew and Imoeene
Lttie Life Condolences in the Experience of Couple, Philosophie, Thouxn Married
 By ROE FULKERSON

Andrew" said lmosone. "r am Just worried sick about you.-'
 Who. me, chIcka biddyY'' asked An. drew in surprise. "Why. never felt more fit in my life. sound in wind and limb, no windgalls or ether blcniishes. Why this sudden anxiety? Don't you think I carry enough life insurance ?''
 Tt isn't your health that worries me" said 1mogene No one who watches you eat every day would worry about your health. It's your morals
 'Ha." said Andrew with mock tragedy T am discovered. Enter Mr Hyde, exit Dr. Jeckyl!''
 Now, Andrew pleaded lmogene. please do not jest Ii is no joke for a woman to sit calmly by and see her hus- band drift away from the church. You have not been to church for ages It is far from being a jest for me to realize that you and will be separated in the life to come"
 "Hoity, toity!" chided Andrew. "T am not so bad as all that I have no soul mag. pay my bills. don't beat my wife. I have never grafted. l am not a gambler unless you call penny ante gambling. What has started you so suddenly shifting around me for the smell of brimstone?''
 Why. Andrew" she said 'I was over at the parsons house the other night watching him. Those children of his are enough to change a saint into a prize fighter, his wife has no more concep- tion of how to fix table than if she had been born in the Cannibal Islands