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The Dallas express. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1893-1970, 1920-02-14
LINER coNFIsCATToD THEN RE
LEASED.

New York, Feb. I2.-The 81, 800. OoC
cargo Of whisky on the Black Star
harbor supposedly undergoing repairsr
Will be seized tomorrow. IL was an
nonnced tonight by James Shevlin
prohibition enforcement officer. Pro.
ship and its cargo 10 sharp watch
for several days since a party OF
,'workmeu were discovered carryine
LIQUOR from the Yarmouth in a small
boat headed for the waterfront The
cargo Will be stored under Govern
mept supervision.
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ter Mrs. Maria Tucker passed away.
She gently knocked at the door Of
our Heavenly Father about 2
o'clock.
o matchless kindneshl
0 lovely attitude! He proved a
friend indeed and waiting patiently
20 admit her. whom He had pre-
pared with 50 much love. so tender
" such true devotion, 10 enter into
His Kingdom.
She Of course was very dear to
as. her. presence was always pleas
Ing and her charming manners
won for her host Of friends. She
was present With us on Tuesday,
took III Tuesday night and left us
us on Thursday
When II was time for her TO
answer to her name and her time
on this earth was no more, how
sWeefly Jesus made up her dying
bed; our daughters whom she loved
80 dearly were not as tried and
true. as Jesus whose call she lis
tened too. Though we loved her
dearly God loved her more. Tho
we Will greatly miss her company,
her smiles. her words OF encourage
ment her ambition. her kindness,
her love. But daughter, God doeth
ali things we'll And we must bow
in humble submission 10 Great
Savior, who will dry our tears. And
viii share our sorrows another
link Is broken. another dear daugh-
or gOne--to Join the great Taberna-
Gle. not made by hands but by
Him. who can relieve a heart OF
pain; and who has opened wide
His arms to receive her to Heavenly
home whore she awaits our coming.
Dear husband. dear daughter, Her.
veY, relatives, we the Daughters of
God plans, like lilies pure and white
unfolds when we shall see and
clearly understand that He knoweth
best. We mingle our tears and
sympathy with you. nothing but the
thought OF the loving hand that
has rewarded her can reconcile you
to her absence. May God watch |
over you IN the future and help
you 10 realize that she is not dead, !
but asleep in Jesus. and when this
short life here Is over we shall all
be Reunited. where therelI be no
more sorrow. sickness, and death.
no more partings. but where all
win be Joy and ever lasting peace.
No more good bye. no more heart
aches.
Be It resolved that copy OF
these resolutions be place on record
book and 4 copy TO the family,
Respectfully.
u H. WYNN, p. p. H.
MARY CLOPTON. H. p.
Tabernacle No 9S,
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RICHMOND EDITOR FACES FED
ERAL CHARGE.

Richmond, va, Feb, 12.--John Nit
cheIi editor of the Richmond Planet
was placed under arrest by federal
officials for alleged violation of the
wartime prohibition measure.
Editor Mitchell printed pamphlets
which contained formulas for making
liquors at the request Of a man in
business with the job printing de-
partment Of the newspaper. The edi-
tor was released on $1,000 bail. pen
ding a hearing.
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The Yarmouth. owned and operated
exclusively BY Negroes. put out from
New York for Havana. Jan. 10, but
two days out.
1t Is understood however that the
cargo has since been released, but the
guarded by prohibition ofhcers till il
weighs anchor.
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Paris Texas, Feb H. County Col
lector Braahers states that IT will be
several days before the exact NUM-
Der Of poll tax receipts issued In La
mar Co., can be ascertained. He esti-
mated that about 600 women paid
their poll tax. In the final rush a
good many Negro women applied for
poll tax receipts, A Negro man
pasvncd his watch to a Deputy In the
Office for the money to pay the poll
tax.
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WASHINGTON WILL KEEP COM
MUNITY SERVICE GOING.

Washington d. c.. Feb. lathe
viii get behind The commu aiie1ns sern
vice Campaign. This was the promise
made at meeting Of leaders OF
Washington at community head
quarters. 1904 Pennsylvania Avenue.
N. W.
A committee consisting of Henry
Briscoe, j w. Grays Joseph A.-Jacl<-
son, Charles ID. Freeman. Thomas J..
7. Tasue. Charles A. Marshall. Thorn
as L. Jones, Thomas Walker Judge
Terrell and Prof. Thomas Tur-
ner will map out a campaign for the
x Se'9Tec worms eyPlS g on sFs S,'y URGED
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EW ORLEANS believes IN Ac-
TUAL COOPERATION.

New Orleans. La. Feb 12.-The ad-
vlsory committee OF the Association
q Commerce Is cooperating with the
Colored Civic League OF New Orleans.
which has been organized by some
or the leading Negro citizens to pro-
mote the economic welfare and bet
terment OF the Negroes of the city.
The Negro population and the large
employers Of Negro labor are urged
to assist the league
The Association Of Commerce. is
lending moral support to the Officers
and has been active in placing the
league In position to function along
the proper lines
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DIR. SINGLETON DIES AT HIS
HOME.

washington, D. c.. Feb. 12.-Dr.
Louis II. Singleton. treasurer of the
Colored Druggists Association and
pharmacist in this city since 1897.
died at his residence. 1000 Il. Street.
N. w Funeral services We're held
Monday at y. M. at the Fifteenth
Street Presbyterian church. Burial
was in Harmony Cemetery DR. Single
ton is survived by his widow, Mrs.
Belle Singleton. son and two. daugh-
tiers.
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PLANO.

Plano. Texas, Feb. 1.-THE pres
ident of the Epworth League visited
this chapter and was in our meet
ing with us.
Rev. Johnson is here with us
again.
Mrs. Maude Jennings is having
much success with her club.
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Houston furnishes registration
booth operated by Negroes for the
Negro Poll Tax payers of that city.
What's the matter with Dallas and
its powerful political coterie"
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CHICAGO CHURCH DESTROYED NY
FIRE.

Chicago, Feb 12.--Lincoln Memorial
Congregational Church, Rev. Charles
w. Burton, pastor. was destroyed by
IRE here. more substantial and
larger building win be erected.
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LIKE ALL WORTHY NEGRO men HE is
PROUD OF THE WOMEN OF OUTRAGE

He offers to perpetuate their beauty whom he
describes
Pearls Of Brownish Hue with faces fresh and I'M
worn as jewel found but yesterday; the true en-
oodiment Of lily. perfect ana complete in form and
fragrance; Negro women with sweet voices like music
ON water and eyes like mped pools in shadow Negro
women with beautiful pearly white teeth that shine
Ike diamonds through their parted lips which are
like the soft velvet petals of a rose; Negro women
with hearts that are white and pure as the stars IN
the skies rich in wisdom. character, intelligence and
virtue faithful, honest and true under all clrcumstan
ces to the men Of their race.
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For Ladies' Only

Inla Is the little artlcle want
you all to read Now to night when
your husband comes home you ask
him for rs cents, SO you can sub
scribe for the Dallas Express for
one month. Now If you will do
this, ] will tell you something In
the next issue that you have never
heard before. would tell you
right now. but haven't the time.
You see its Just like this | use to
be a tailor and made clothes for
ladies, the sweetest girl, good
cook 10 hard to line--when was
in Oklahoma, ! had TO do my own
washing. Ladies can vote now
Don't get your feet tangled up with
short dresses. It's awful cold in the
winter, high top shoes in the sum-
mer. its awful hot in the summer
time. low cut shoes in the winter
The flu Is raging, the doctors say
leave your doors and windows open
and take plenty OF fresh air into
the lungs.
The stove wasn't cleaned out,
80 II made supper late and If you
don't like that saw the prettiest
hat down town today II didn't cost
much Just $500, the high cost
OF living is awful low.
Sick Iisted:
Mr. Ellie Winfrey. 915 Luella
street, Mr.. Brown and wife, White
street Mrs. Annie Brown, 92S Hell
en- street; Mrs. Elvis, Quinn, 1853
Evans, Mrs. Roy Brooks, 957 White
street; Mr.. Oscar Warren, 933I
Louisiana avenue; Mrs. NJ M. Cur
ry. S1z Henrietta street.
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RACE CoNGREss DISCUSSED AT
CAROLINA MASS MEETING.

Washington D. G.. FEB. 12.-Dr
Louis II. Singleton. treasurer Of the
Colored Druggists' Association anc
nhnrmacist in this CITY since 1897.
dled at his residence, 1000 r.. Street
W. Funeral services were held
Monday. at ! p. M. at the Efficiently
street Presbyterinn Church Burial
was in Harmony Cemetery. Dr. sim
Belle Singleton a son and two daugh-
fnre 80 ~ ~N|NS -
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NEWS Of THE PANTHER CITY
PM. /. REGISTER, REPORTER, sIsN CALHOUN STREET

not read It. Mr.. Charlie Mullin
had narrow escape Monday when
his car ran into a post on East
9th street and broke II down, break
ing the wind shield, though he was
not hurt Mrs. Eta BOiden has
returned from visiting relatives In
Idabell and oklahoma City. Mrs.
Annie Young from Dallas was in tho
city Sunday visiting Mrs. Sanders,
1912 II. 18th street. Mr. r. II.
Durham from Albuquerque, N. NJ,
passed through here Sunday en-
route TO Corsicana, Texas, with the
remains of his wife. He spent a
few hours with Prof w. o. Bundy.
Miss Susie Rendric Of 1909 Hard
ing street, went to Bolton, Texas,
to visit Mrs. Carney Robinson and
other friends. Miss A. b. Cox of
1929 Arizona. is up again. Mr. M.
A. Green has bought a lot In q.
Terrell avenue and will begin to
build a $2.500.00 house.
Prof. II. d. Robinson from Wich-
tia Falls, Texas, passed through
the city en- route to Waco. The
BARRIERS of this city have raised on
the prices just a little, 5 cents on
everything, hair cuts 40 cents,
shaves 20 cents. this being done
on account of the high cost of liv-
ing and alcohol.
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TRE PASSING OF MRS. MARIA
TUCKER.

On Jan. 23. 1920. our dear Daugh-
ter, Mrs. Maria Tucker passed away.
She gently knocked at the door Of
our Heavenly Father about 2
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to be used to further beautify you. 1t is
that make the skin SOFT .and vELvETY
pies, ringworms, blotches, freckles, and
desirable tint which
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A.UcTIoNs--Lf.cALs
Legal Sofiec.

ADMfsf4THh1Oh 3 sALh .Of raj esiaif
BY virtue of an order - thr pruHana
Court. viii be erposnd % ralr M gfliI.r
aUction or yendF. 90 saturday luIg ~
county oa Court nou.s Ninin3is.n s f,..
the following aefcriieed ral ostanr. .ata
of Patrick 4. Leonard. detrassd. 20 81
No. D. Corner Ciimer ami ieVenth ntffrfs
Ing a front on Climer Htfeet ~ q. fsf
. Inches and on seventh rect ~ 10 fl.rf 4
with a thrce-story hOtei par Drirk aud
part frameJ thcreoD No. Z. CORNER fiars
Castle. Delaware. having front 0u e l4ri
street % ~ feet. and on -'ivrnth sffarf ~
60 feet. with a brick stofr and dFfilIuF
thereon. NO.3. Corner ~ Clars ana elFfh
wsre, having a front on Z lark street ~
400 feet aud on sixth and seventh sfrff.f 4
Of 60 feet with - brick dwellings therein.
For full description and terms ~ saIr 80
signed John y. Leonard Adminisfrafor.
or Richard s. Rodney. Esfl.. nia atf1rnrg
Attest. Norman y. CrOuch tirrk % ~
Wilmington. DeiaNare July y. lg11
DIVORCE NOTICE thh Court ~ frsrn-
mon Pleas, No. !, for the county ~ Pblla-
December Term. 1912 No. 81. Ia diypr.a
Esther SchOrr vs. Hanunl 5chofr. Io
Samuel 5chOrr. late of NilminHtOn l1ela-
ware. respondent You Wlii plea TAX
by the court In the abOyn case. in shica
your wife Esther 5chOrf. has brfilgf
suit against you for absolute diyorCr IN
the ground Of detcrtiOn ard indl2nltiea n
ing sor the purpOse % taking testirnOnJ
In said case az my Office. So Penn square
Building t5lG-IS s. Penn 5guaref Phlia
deiphia, Pa. on Tuesday July q. igsD
may attend with Nitnesss n yO1 ~ le
sire Francis H TnOie. Mauter.
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wAwAsET Avy.-TMMEDrATE pos
SESSION. THREE MODERN HOMES.
wAWAsET AVE. AT JACKSON ST.
PRICE 5000 AND $4,000. TERMS. 1880
CASH: BALANCE LIKE RE- Mt. HOR
ACE 8. ALLEN. 1000 WAwAsET AVE.
PHONE 1909.
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CLASSIFIED DISPLAY

Business Service.
WHITE PINE CYPIlE55
n. &. PINE CHkl5INUf
YELLOW PINE POPLAR
FIR OAK
SPRUCE BIRCH
HEMLOCK MAPLE
Roofers. sheathinu. Flooring Cy-
press shingles
nouldingz and Wal Boarf
S. @. SIMMONS n BROS. 90
Front snd Tatu.n -troets
d. & A. Isl t,utoustir ltfi
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REAL ESTATE FOR RENT
Apartments and Flats

Apartments and Flats "a
APARTMENT-F Furnished. three rooms
and pantry, on first floor. newly papered;
porch. yard. use of bath. No children. l5oS
Lancaster avenue
APARTMENTS Second floor, three rooms,
bath. all conveniences No objection TO
baby. Three rooms on third floor. all con-
yenienceS Couple employed during day
preferred. Cali evenings 2l9 W seventh st
APARTMENT Furnished. three rooms
bath back porch. Adults preferred Phone
4s9S X.
APARTMENT-Five rooms and bath. pan
try. hot water heat, gas and electric. All
conyeniences Immediate possession. Ap-
ply 3l5 Delaware avenue.
APARTMENT Furnished. three rooms and
summer kitchen. In good location. Apply
500 Washington street. Phone 4437 W,
APARTMENT Furnished 900 Park Place.
APARTMENT For rent. Immediate pos
session. Apply s43 Tatnal street.
APARTMENT Furnished. Three rooms
and bath. porch. all conveniences. Phone
64o2 J.
APARTMENT Four rooms and ba th, on
second door. Private family. No children
$40 monthly. Phone 4099 t.
APARTMENT-D Apartment. fur
nished. Phone 1850.
APARTMENT Unfurnished. three rooms
and bath. Phone 4Ss9 j.
ARTNIENT-Second floor. Apply John
B. Kruger. o22 w Fourth street.
APARTMENT-Thre furnished rooms. on
Concord avenue sl2 per week. Phone 3os
JEFFERSON ST. 6i6-Furnished, heat
light and telephone. Possession at once,
Phone 45l6.
TATNAII ST, 2325-Three room apart
ment. on second floor.
w. FOURTH ST, I521-Apartment. four
rooms and bath.
W. EIGHTH ST. .11I9-Apartment,un unfur-
nished. three rooms and bath. Newly fin
lShGd.
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THE PATH to the classified ad page Is the
telephone Phone your want or offer now
for tomorrows paper.
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Household Goods

BEDS-h large assortment of Grass and
white enamei BIDS, springs and mat
.rCsses. Soc us before g3tGinS new bed
outfit. We vii save you money II you Will
take time TO compare prices. considering
quality. Fun iine OF carpets. rugs, Iin-
oieums and mating. RefrigeratorS and
Perfection OH stoves. Munly Furniture
Co.. Fifth and Madison sIrtets. our aI-
dress tells why We an save y0a money.
CLOCK-lirandfatner 5 antique. i50 years
old Particulars, Nj. ). titus, S~edesporo.
N j.
COOK STOVE-Sewlng machine dining
table. coach. bed, sideDoard. sacrifice. Si4
Monroe street.
DOME-Gas. shower. oak library table and
Morris chair. 23i9 W sixteenth street.
FURNIT TURE-Complete four-room apart
ment outfit. Good. cheap. In whole or part.
Security Fireproof Storage Warehouse,
Sixteenth and Market streets.
HO USEHOLD GOODS-Beds. bedding.
music cabinet, gas stove. gas coil, pictures,
also building materials. doors, windows
and sash. 900 Park Place.
HEATEkS-W sell the famous Empire
Pipeless Heaters. >. u. iillams, Third
and Tatnaii streets formerly Big Orange.
HOT AIR HEATER ER-Progressiye. First
class condition. Phone 2S5l w.
HOUSEHOLD GOODS-Public sale. Tues
day at 10 O'Clock $40 n. jackson street.
MIRRoR-French plate. 5x5, with wide
gold frame. Also OAK man.elplece with
beveled glass. Phone go.
PAPER HANGIN GS-And wall decorations
of quality. Fine work speciality. Rosin
* Bro. All Shipley street. Phone loo J.
RUGS-And floor coverings. 5000 yards
nnoleum remnants large enough Tor kitch-
ems at half price. Hurlock ) Cash House.
Seventh and Poplar streets.
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FOR SALE
iO7 W 26th y r b. p. l~a.
6lS " Sd. g b.. p.
gI3 W 9TH. y r. b. p. D..
T23 ". I'd. 5
4l6 E 5th. y ?. b.
IO2 W 18th. = r. p. .. =.
100 ". 18th. r. b. y. q.
ass Chestnut. q ?. b.
1900 Reed 5 r p.
Fifth Ave. 9 ?. b, ..
Z. 4. BALASCIC
Real Estate and lnsurauer
Phone 22lS ". alS MarktL ~lr
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Suburban For Sale
AU CTIONS--LECAIS
Auction Sales

Auction Sales 80
AUCTION SALES-Of every description.
Anywhere. If you want TO sell see Hamil-
ton. the Square Deal Auctioneer and Farm
Agent zo5 Madison ) Phone 734S W.
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RAGs--kewspapers metals, furniture,
mems clothing and all Kinds Of Junk. We
pay highest prices In Delaware. m'
son street d. Il A. H71O w
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Houses For Rent II
HOUSF-Furnished eight rooms. two baths.
porch hot water heat, gas, electricity,
hardwood floors. Between Delaware ave
nue. and Brandywine. Will rent for num-
nished apartment for rent. Phone 45S9.
JEFFERSON ST. 13I2-12 rooms and
bath newly papered Immediate posses
sion. Apply Real Estate Dept, Equitable
Trust Co.
JACKSON ST. $50 rooms and bath
Apply John b. Kruger. 922 W. Fourth
street Tenants leaving city
kIRKWoOD ST. si6-House. eight rooms.
bath.
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FEW TO HELP ON MACHINES
FINISHING COTTON GOODS. CON
SLANT EMPLOYMENT. GOOD
WAGES AND GOOD CONDITIONS.
APPLY EMPLOYMENT OFFICE.
JOS BANCROFT & SONS. TAKE
RISING SUN CAR TO ROCKFORD
SCHOOL HOUSE.
PLUMBER-Mus be first-ciass Apply A.
Julian. 4f2 Walnut street.
PORTER-Apply Chas. NJ. Stief Co, Inc.
909 Market street.
PLUMBER s HELPER-AppIy 5O7 Ship
ley street. J. b. Dunbar.
SAIESMAN-One frst-ciass salesman for
each county of Delaware and Maryland.
Successful applicants must have auto
mobile TO travel their territory. If you are
not making 500 per week il VIII pay you
TO address u 26, Every Evening Of1ice
for interview. giving full particulars about
yourself and telephone number.
SALESMEN-Well-kn known product manu-
facturer requires two statesmen for outside
selling. Short hours and steady work.
Good salary and commi sson. No samples
to carry. Call after p. IN. w Seventh
street, second floor. q. J.. Jones.
National Biscuit Co, 1907 GiIpin avenue.
YOUNG MAN-Quick and accurate at
figures. Plain writer. Address U 8. Every
Evening Office
YOUNG MANS years Old who can
drive Ford. Opportunity to learn auto
repairing .. Every Evening Office.
Statesmen and Agents 35
A BUSINESs-Of your own making spark
ling Clipped glass name and number plates
checker boards, medaliions. signs. Big Illus
trated book free. E. Palmer, Wooster. Ohio.
PORTRAIT AGENTS-Why not Pasco
portraits +? Catalog free. Portrait Agents
Supply Co.. Dept. 81. La Porte. Ind.
SEND-For free toilet soap sample and $40
cash refund offer. Lacassia Co. Dept. 6O9.
st. Louis, Mo.
SALESMAN-For staple line of auto sup
plies in Wilmington and vicinity, full or
part time Real opportpRnity for n,,a pro po
ducer Commsslq1n Ps1ad vi a. "a b,ns MFG Co.
| SALESMEN-Two, 30 to 40 years old.
with Ford car to sell cake to weli-estab-
| lished trade in Whining ton: Salary. com
| mission and main tenance allowed for up
keep OF car. One with grocery experience
| preferred. Excellent proposition for right
man looking for permanent connection
| See Mr.. King. Hotel du Pont between 10
| a. m. and 40 p. m.
| Delaware and Maryland. to sell oleomar-
garine Very attractive proposition. Ad-
dress "a, Every Evening ONCE.
sALESMEN-Liv wires with Fords. sell
"a N. Jackson street. Believille. III
| sAIESMAN-Writ for our Farmers
| Memorandum Calendar. wee1ly diary cal
endar and valuable papers nle big com
not make $50 TO 500 week extra The
Isnard Co., 3535 S. Benton. Kansas City
4 Mo.
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ANNOUNCEMENTS
perS nails

N
pers nails
CANCERS old SORES, mahgnant sra,nd
tun,ors ulcers Nc successfully trcateo
49, 81 wears \o knife no bleeding Inter,
,,sftng 6ooktrt fr,t, Government and granu
.urN appruNal R l. Lawless, Speclails''
iIoS Ia N llc Ave. DanNille, Va.
LOST and Found iO
noe White poodle Reward If returned
20 i22A " Fourth street
kFNS ON silver wire key ring. Reward II
f.turncd promptly to 4. Phelps, Room
iuhN du fout huiiulng.
MASONIC PIN Lady : lost between Sew
,nfb and Market and Delaware avenue
and Washington street. SIS W lenth
street t2tet ~
WATCH Last night Friday. lady 5 wrist
Watch ON Springs or Marshallton car or at
~nrincs PARK Nj A. 6. engraved on
hack of watch Liberal reward If returned
lAll NJ. a o.. hlN5.
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GRASS
ABOUT IS ACRES OF STANDING
GRASS, NEAR CITY APPLY TO
NORRIS CROSSAN. EQUITABLE
BUILDING.
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AUTOMOBILES

Automobiles For Sale IL
AUTOMOBILES
UUDSoN SUPER SIX. 7-PASS.
1917 CHANDLER. 7-PASS.
FORD. TOURING.
FoRD. ROADSTER.
FORD. TRUCK.
CHEN ROLET. TOURING.
ACT QUICK. SEE MR.. CARPEN-
TER. S02 SOS FRENCH STREET.
OPEN EVENINGS. . TO 9.
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THE sTRAND-FoURTH AND POPLAR
STREETS. NEWLY FURNISHED
ROOMS. TABLE BOARD. PHONE 624ow
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EMPLOYMENT
Heip Wanted-kemale

Help Wanted-fem emale 80
Any INTELLIGENT PERSON-May earn
SIO0 to 5000 monthly corresponding for
newspapers. S15 TO $25 weekly in spare
time Experience unnecessary. No can
yassng subjects suggested. send for par
ticulars. National Press Bureau. Buffalo
n. Y.
OOkkEEPER-Appiy by mail only, sta Z
ing experience and wages expected. Hud-
son Supply Co., Front and Market streets.
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DopeE-igl6 touring car good running
order 80 MAXWELL y Jack son. Third
ami clayton strtvts
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CuEN ROIET-Baby grand. 1916. touring
car Bargain. Wilmington Auto Co. SUI
b rrngh 81
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q nth ~ GARAGE-Expert repairing
Tor all makes of ears aud motorcycles
FAone XDu3,
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EMPLOYMENT
Statesmen and Agents

ALESMAN-Solicit merchants outstand-
ing accounts for collection. We pay foc an
Icrs Illinois Adjusting Corporation. 1877
N Dearborn. Chicago.
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CuFy koIIT- Roadster. 1918 model, ago
Wumington Automobile Co, Su2 french
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HAULING-Lct Opitz move you. Reason
able prices Long distance service. n. g.
OpitZ. 224U Pine street Pnone 1913 ".
HA ULlhG-hIccio Transfer. Loral and
long distance hauling. Night and day ser
VICE. olu Orange street. Phone o202 W.
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STORE-i0I7-Io19 Tatnan street Large
double frUnt. new building. low rent and
quick possession Albert l.. Teele. Charles
fLll4n Cecil (n Nd
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-07-17
Where TO Eat

Where to Stop in Town az
ANNEX HOTEL-East Fourth street.
Good rooms with not water heat, tub and
shower baths. $3.50. $500 and $500
weekly Single beds. 35c. soc. 75c and
81 90. Open day and night,
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-07-17

Ht.tCk -D-t5. siN-cylnder. touring. Ne"
nstnt eood .ircS one spare mounted.
lnginc good shape. $50. = rare bargain
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Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-07-17
Aiotorcy caes and Bicycles
Auto Accessories

AUTO REPAIR 90 Specialist in repairs
to al makes of cars. Mason tires for sale
h very thing for the automobile. 1922
French street Phone 1864 w
AUTOMOBILE OWNERS--Ask US about
cylinder grinding and why We excel n this
llnt y d q. Motor sales Co, l0S-llC
Market street