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Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1920-01-05
My Heart andMy Husband
ADELE GARRISONS New Phase Of
Revelations of a Wife"

He 10 in splendid physical eondi-
ton, aud your raother-in-law and
Katie are both experienced in tax
ing care of him, and devoted to him.
But you, young woman" he
shook an admon.shing forefinger At
me, need to get away from your
family. ! wouldn't say that il any
body could hear rne"-he had looked
around apprehensiyely as il my
mother-in-law were at the xeyhole
But the fact remains that they are
getting on your nerves, and you are
not yet recovered from the shock
CT that accident. Get out into the
open without a single care, live ou,-
doors in your Oldest clothes, and
you'll come back new woman"
Mother Graham had been delight
ed with the verdict. Like all grand
mothers, she welcomed the prospe Il
OF absolute sway over the destinies
of her grandchild, and she also en-
joyed the prospect of managing her
sons household tor him.
NY father, realized with little
shock, had simply been overlooked
in the plan. No one had considered
whether or not he would like to go
with us. It simply had been taken
for granted that he would stay on
in the house. | had to acknowledge
that my father was a sort of fifth
wheel in my home and resolved
hercely that the condition was one
which would exist no longer.
But how to manage this trip foe
him I had no idea, and | ponderei
ways and means all the way home.
But | did not at once recognize the
way out which opened to me when
came into the house. Indeed. fol-
a few moments I was dismayed with
the idea that my whole outing must
be abandoned.
For Mother Graham, excited,
flushed, came rushing to meet me,
holding letter IN her hand.
"Margaretl' she said decisively,
Eve haven't minute to lose. Har-
riet and Edwin are coming home
Think of it-their first visit! We
must get the house ready at once"
CONTINUED Tomorrow
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1920-01-05
IS eggs A DAY FROM
% Hens, IN WINTER
MIR. Duni's Hens Increased Every Day.
Plan Is Easily Tried.

eve have % chickens and hadn't had
an egg all winter. In five days after feed
ing Don Sung, we got four to five eggs a
day; in three weeks, we were getting 10
to IL eggs day in five weeks we got Is
to 10 eggs a ay,"-John Duni. Box 1902.
Cherry Valley, Pa.
Mr.. Duni started giving his hens Don
Sung in January, in zero weather. He
now keeps his hens busy in cold weather.
when hens usually stop laying. A trial
costs nothing. Here's our offer.
Give your hens Don Sung and watch re-
suits for one month. If you don't find
that it pays for itself and pays you
good profit besides, simply tell us and
your money will be promptly refunded.
Don Sung Chinese for egglaying)
works directly on the egg-laying organs.
and is also splendid tonic. It is easily
given in the feed. improves the hens
health, makes her stronger and more ac-
tive in any weather. and starts her laying.
Try Don Sung for 80 days and if it
doesn't get you the eggs. no matter how
cold or wet the weather. your money will
be refunded by return mail. Get Don
Sung from your druggist or poultry rem
edy dealer or send SO cents for a pack
age by mail prepaid. Burrell-Dugger Co..
's73 Columbia Bldg. Indianapolis. Ind.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1920-01-05
Dodge Hill Grading .
To Be Resumed After
Two Months Delay

Work on the Dodge hill grading
will be resumed this week, weather
permitting. Condor and Bolen, con
tractors, yesterday raised steam in
their locomotive which has been
standing at Seventeenth and Dodge
streets for two months.
. Work on this project was tenn
porarily suspended on account OF
the lack Of coal for the locomotive,
which will be used for hauling dirt
east on Dodge street to Twelfth,
where it will be loaded on railroad
cars.
Dodge street will be graded to
Twenty-second street. The deepest
cut will be p feet at Nineteenth
street. The intersecting streets will
be graded to conform. The entire
project, including the private work
which will be necessary, will cost
SSO0.000
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liSh-American is
 Driven From Mexico

Mexico City, Aug. 18.- pr. Paul B. Altendorff, Polish born, but cialm- ing United States citizenship, because of alleged services rendered the Uni ted States military intelligence de- partment, left Mexico City this morn- ing or Jaurez, to be deported as "a pernieious foreigner" under article 33 of the constitution. pr. Altendorff guarded by two Mexican army offi- cers, bore what purportcd to be an American legion membership card.
 By order of General Gales, the war minister, Dr. Altendorff had been de- tained nine days in a military prison here, charged with writing false ar- ticles on international affairs.
 'l am not a criminal but came to Mexico to recover $14,800 in buried treasure which 1 left some where on the west Mexican coast, said Dr. AL tendorff in a statement today
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The Speeders
Copyright, 1920, by Kathleen Fox

ferent from the Cubans. Consider ably different. And they were glad, i he was sure, to be part of the Uni ted States and they did not seem to chafe at all under American govern ment
 | No, they were not as industrious as people living in farther north lati- tudes, but seemed provident in their way. Hospitable? Yes, and friendly enough. No, he had not seen any thing to give the impression that 1 they were a treacherous lot. No al. jistercations with them of course, he could not say for sure. It was on ly his inference from seeing then go about their daily life.
 She let him off with just little about Caracas. She had remembered what Grover Cleveland had told tho British government that time about the Monroe Doctrine and how he should interpret it if they did not get away from Venezuela "with dis patch" Fortunately for John De Ha ven, her own narrative of events long past supplemented his tedious de scription.
 She kept him long time at Rio De Janeiro. The, coffee plantations were they interesting? Was Rio : nice place? She wanted to know real ly because she might want to ge there some time, she said.
 By the time John De Haven go Miss Theodosia Anniston into ane out of Buenos Aires, he was a rag He had boasted to Barbara three hours before. that he was strong. thai he never tired. Now he was ex. hausted. And Miss Anniston was as fresh as at the beginning.
 But, De Haven, he did it all ir way that won her gratitude. She thought him delightful" such nict young mani"
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GUARDIAN NOTICE OF SALE.

GUARDIAN NOTICE OF SALE.
 In the Jefferson County Probate Court.
 In the Matter of the Estate of Hugh Watson, deceased.
 Notice is hereby given that, I, Mrs. Sallie Watson, guardian of Lonnie and Frank Watson, minor children of Hugh Watson, deceased, will during the hours of judicial sales, on the 30th day of August, 1920, sell at pub lie auction to the highest. bidder, at the courthouse door, in the City of Pine Bluff, Arkansas, on credit of three months, with approved security, all rights, interest and title of the said Lonnie and Frank Watson, min ors, in and to the N1a of section 24 and the E1s of the NE 1-4 of section 23, all in Township South, range 9 West, all of said real estate lying and being in Jefferson County, Arkansas for the purpose of support and edu- cation of said minors. This the 18th day of July, 1920. MRS. SALLIE WATSON, Guardian of Lonnie and Frank Watson 7-29-8-5-12-19-26.
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NEW ORLEANS COTTON.

New Orleans, Aug. 18.-The heav- fest kind of selling came on the cot ton market today following a period of pronounced strength in the early session and it forced prices IA to 120 points down from the highest levels.
 The selling movement bore all the for it's excuse the bearish, interpre- tation the short side attempted to place on the weekly crop reports and the rumors, apparently entirely without foundation that Warsaw had been taken. The market remained weak to the close which was at net declines for the day of 61 to 75 points.
 In the early hours there was a good character of buying in evidence and the market finally went up 35 to 50 points over the close of yesterday. The weekly crop returns contained the statement that the weather had been very unfavorable for cotton but bearish traders professed to find satisfaction in details of the report They soon determined selling under which the market gave ground read fly enough. The decline persisted until prices were 69 to S3 points un- der the close of yesterday. October at its best traded up to 29.2O from which it fell to 28.O1.
 The cotton market closed steady at [ net dap1inoc of H1 7E ~.:.A.
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SUGAR MARK EFT.


 New York, Aug. 18.-The sugar market was unsettled and in the ab- sence of any demand prices are en- tirely nominal; Cubas were offered at Il 1-2 cost and freight, equal to 12.54 for centrifugal and other grades on the same basis.
 In refined there was no changes in prices which are listed at from 17.10 to 22.5O for fine granulated by local refiners, while second hand sugars are being offered at from 18 to IT cents for fine granulated.
 The poor demand for raws and re- fined led to further selling in su- gar futures today and closing pri- ces were at the lowest, or 45 to 90 points net lower.
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E. ST. LOUIS LIVESTOCK.

j { East St. Louis, Aug. ls.-Cattle 4. ooo; top steers slow few early sales or grassers steady, low undertone; top steers 14.0O; bulk 10 O 12; yearling steers and heifers steady; canner cows steady at 400 O 4.5O; bulls steady; veal calves lower. gooc and choice vealers 12.5Q @ 1878; deeder I steers steady; bulk 7.50 e Hogs $500; opened. steady, now extremely dull 10 to IS cents lower; early top 15.85; bulk light and me dium 1925 e 16.s5; bulk heavie. 14.25 O 15.00. Sheep 5000; lambs firm to al cents higher; sheep steady; to,
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By Kathleen Fox

Miss Anniston, thought John Dc Haven, would have been splendid as teacher. Never a scheming pupil could have skipped line under hel watchful eye and listening ear. She had too much respect for continuity that was plain.
 She insisted upon him beginning at the beginning of his voyage on the yacht California. So, presently they had between them, the yacht enter ing the Gulf stream and arriving al the Bermudas. Next, under her tol- erant guidance and encouragement he told her that the chief products onions.
 "How paradoxical!" she exclaimed and surprised him with laughter.
 He smiled, tolerantly.
 "So we had very pleasant voy- ago." he made effort to end the mar. rative.
 But, noa Not with Miss Anniston He actually squirmed in his chair as she fixed him with her steady look
 She wanted to know all about ths Bermudas, for she thought she nigh want to go there some time to es- cape the indictment weather which af fected her joints. She had rheuma tism, she confided.
 Cad, she was frank, thought Johr De Haven.
 He told her all he knew about the Bermudas, some of which he hae learned from having been there ane other things he had read of and beer told. He was half tempted to tel her things he had not seen nor heart nor been told about, but the fea came that she might go there som' time and find him out. "It must be delightful place. shall go next year." she assured him but adding as an afterthought: "Un less my joints are better by then" He was politely interested.
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q am dancing for my rheumatism she then said. "My doctor insists that the exercise, which really is wonderful, is sure to help me-"
 John De Haven groaned, inwardly | Grace Peyton had told him there was to be dancing after dinner.
 Miss Anniston beamed upon him.
 "You dance, of course, MT. De Haven ?" she inquired.
 "A little, sometimes" he admit ted.
 "All the young people do," replied the lady. "I did not when + was g girl,' she said. "A;nd am just learning now.
 Again he groaned inwardly, suffer ing a misery of apprehension.
 But even the lure of Terpsichore could not keep Miss Anniston off the subject of the honeymoon cruise. She wanted to know all about Havana Was it nice place? She had beer greatly interested in the Cubans fol many, many years, she said, and hel sympathies had been with the poor mlstreated, unfortunate people long before the United States went te their assistance.
 s"I might go to Havana some time, she declared. "Tell me, is it nict place, really?
 He told her. about Havana all tha' he knew, for she would have nothing less. Also he had to make the voy. age to Porto Rico and Caracas ane Rio and Buenos Aires and Punts Arenas and San Francisco. And now he made the voyage under conditions very different from those that hac prevailed on his wedding cruise. Ht 1 was alone with woman who bored him inexpressibly. He had made the real voyage with the delight ane desire of his life. Every momen with Barbara had been glorious 1 one-forgetting Buenos Aires!
 Oh, yes, the Porto Ricans were diff
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COTTON PRICES GO STILL LOWER, AS
 DEMAND DECLINES

New York, Aug. 18.-Still lower price levels were reached in the cot ton market today owing to the con tinued absence of any important de- mand from the trade and a growing belief that the crop was making better progress than usual during August. There were rallies early which carried December contracts up to 29.04 or 42 points net higher but the price broke to 27.75 during the afternoon and closed at 2S.0O with the general list closing steady at net decline of 60 to 90 points
 The market opened very steady with November unchanged but with other months 15 to 29 points higher on the better Polish news, reports of a frmer spot basis in the south and expectations of a bullish week ly report from the weather bureau. after showing net advances of about 29 to 40 points there was some ir- regularity. Another furry of cov- ering carried Octorer up to 39.05 and Janaury to 28.31, or about 36 to AZ points snet higher but the com pleted weather report was disap- pointment to buyers and it was followed by heavy general selling. October sold off to 28.62 and January to 27.O5, with active months gener- ally showing net losses of 30 to 96 points in the late trading.
 Last n fny ind. from the lowest on covering. Re- ports of further declines in the lead ing sopthern spot markets were also a factor in the later trading.
 The cotton market closed steady
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LIVERPOOL COTTON.

Liverpoo4 Aug. 18.-Cotton spot quiet; prices steady; good middlins 28.67; fully middling 27.42; middling 26.17; low middling 22.37; good ordi- nary 1892; ordinary 17.92; sales 5,- 900 bales, including 4,s00 American, Receipts 1000, no American. Fu- lures closed quiet. August 23.76; October 22.10; January 20.s5; March 2O.31; May 1887; July 19.46.
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NEW AIR SER VICE.

Washington, Aug. 1s.- Establish mcnt of a regular service between Copenhagen, Hamburg, Amsterdam, London pratically has been agreed upon by German, Danish, British and Dutch aero companies, according to advioes from Berlin today to the De partment of Commerce. Four trips q week are planned.
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lambs 11.5O; bulk 1000 Cn 11.25; top ewes 6.75; bulk GOO G 6.75.
ROUGH RICE.

New Orleans, Aug. 1S.-Rough rice receipts 4,381 sacks; millers 262; sales 27O; Honduras 775 M S10; l,93o Carolinas 800 G 825; 622 early prof life 81O. Clean rice receipts o94; sales 324 Honduras at 4 1-2 (M 10 1-2; 1,472 blue rose at 4 3-4 @ Il 1-2; 28O Carolinas at 10 Gn 10 1-2; 400 early prolific at 9 cents; bran and polish Unchanged.
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C0TToNsEED OIL.

New York, Aug. IS. -Cottonseed oil was steady early but later turn ed easy in sympathy with lard and cotton and for want of outside sup port. Closing prices were & to 15 points net lower; sales 8,800 barrels; prime crude nominal; prime sum- mer yellow spot 12.00 O 12.75; Sept l2.5O; December 12.9O; March ,13. 20: prime winter yellow and summer white nominal.
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How about .he leaking roof? Call 1905 and let us figure with you in a composition fire-proof roof. Cost is. less than wood shingles. Arkan- sas Roofing company. 7-2111mo
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Paris society women serh their pet dogs to school, where they are taught to bark properly, to bow in greeting and farewell, to pick up a fan droppd by he mistress, and to walk with proud and prancing steps.
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ST.. LOUIS GRAIN

St. Louis, Aug. 1s.-Cash wheao- No. 2 red winter 2.57M2.59; No. /; red winter 2.55@256. Corn No. of yellow 1.66; No. white 1.63. Oat No. 2 white 73@73 1-2.; No. 3 whit 72M73. .
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LEGAL NOTICES.
WARNING ORDER.
Case No. s949.

J. H. Armer, plaintiff, vs. Bessie Armer, defendant. ..--.-- In the Chancery Court of Jefferson County, Arkansas.
 The defendant, Bessie Armer, is warned to appear in this court within thirty days and answer the complaint of plaintiff, J. H. Armer.
 Given under my hand and the seal of said court this 18th day of July A. D. 1920.
 (SeaD s. F. VAULX, Clerk.
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LIBERTY BONDS.

New York, Aug. 18.-Liberty bonds closed: 1-2s 90.O2; first, As 84.44;
 second As 84.20; first 1-4s 84.62;
 second 4 1-4s 84.22; third 1-4s s7.76; fourth 4 1-4s s4.62; Victory 3 3-4s 95.50; Victory 4 3-4s 95.52.
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AGENTS WANTED.

|1rNT OPPORTUNITY FOR 1 energetic colored men to rep
 .. ;n the state of Arkansas .ysl contracts and competitive
 4A1 I;ncoln Reserve Life lpsur- Capital stock paid up oo birmingham, Ala. Apply 1 s = F. Rivers, State Agent, Box ph,ff. Ark. Miller Building.
 e 7-15-tf
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MISCELL ANXIOUS

IF YOU WANT A WELL BORED OR cleaned out call on Baltimore Will son at 5O1 Virginia street. Every thing furnished except rope, bucket, pulley and boards for top. $1.35 per foot. Cleaned out for 92.50 per well.
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Manhattan Shirt Go. authorizes their customers to set the date of August 20 to 28, inclusive, for their semi annual sale. Henry Marx Co.
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nsIE OR FEMALE HELP

so,,T RoYs AND GIRLS AT ! aO cover Pine Bluff in nios a mos' p. ss and istructive campaign !,, |s'A1 he well, paid for your et- Pi. 4,p1v pI between 8 and 10 o.
 opp'a and 5 o'clock at Graphic 0i Ask for Mrs. L. S. Hill, who
 nS :..o detail with you. S-19-3t
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bRRENT-HOUSES

LEASE ONE OR MORE partially furnished residence large rooms, bath and serv- Puse. Located within four eks of the postoffice,., west street.. R. H. Mills & Sons, bank building, phones 29
 8-19-tf
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SPRAYED OR STOLEN.

SPRAYED OR STOLEN-ONE BAY
 mare, has small bell on with white
 spit in forehead, and with foretop cut out. Weight about HOO lbs. Re ward of $1OOO if delivered to Hew- its Wagon Yard, West Fourth av- enue. Nels Walker. 6-18-6t
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WANTED TO BUY-SECOND HAND Ford body; must be cheap for cash. P. o. Box 677, Pine Bluff, Ark.
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FOR SALE-A DODGE TOURING
 car in first-class condition. Apply w. N. Frulock, Hotel Pines. S-14-6t
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COFFEE.

New York, Aug. 1S.-Coffee Rio No. 2, 8-14; futures weak; Septem- Der 728; December 7.98.
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FOR RENT-A NEW LARGE GA rage, for rent very reasonable. Ap- ply 1908 West Fourth Ave- 8-17-6t
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FOR SALE-ONE 5-PASSENGER Ford; one Dodge truck; one 5-pas- senger Overland; one 5-passenger Harroun; one 7-passenger Davis; two 5-passenger Chevrolets; one T. passenger Oldsmobile; onG 7-passen- ger Studebaker; one. 5-passenger Oldsmobile; one 5-passenger Ovver- land-Cash or terms. McGehee Motor Sales company. Phone GOA, 2O3-11 Second avenue.
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GET GRIDIRON & MINOR TO WASH and grease your car. Call us and we will send and get your car. Phone o.
 8-1-1m
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WANTED TO BUY

WANTED TO BUY SECOND HAND buggy and harness. Phone IA
 (2-12-6t0 I
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FOR SALE-AUTOS

FOR SALE-1918 Model Studebaker car. Only been run 5000 miles; like new. Five brand new tires. At a bargain. Phone 1850. dh-6t
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FOR SALE-AUTOS. ONE OF THE best Dodge cars in Pine Bluff can be bought on easy terms at Boyer's Garage, 1919 West Sixth, phone 1125, 8-19-6t
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SPOT COTTON MARKET

New. Orleans, Aug. 18.-Spot cotton quiet 75 lower; sales on the spot AIS; to arrive 100; low middling 23.5O; middling 33.25; good middling 370O; receipts 1,626; stock 211,375
 New York, Aug. 1s.-Spot cotton quiet; middling $500.
 Dallas, Texas, Aug, 1s. Middlina 32.0O; steady.
 Galveston, Texas, Aug, 1s.- Mid ding 3S.5o; quiet.
 .o Houston. 10 Texas. Aug. IS. Middlini 32.5O; steady.
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< FOR sALE-H0UsEs

E-0NE DWELLING; NINE Pd bath; large lot; south and lnt; fine lawn; shade trees E; near car line, and in good mood; a real bargain. One four rooms and bath; near
 on easy terms. Three beau- terraced and we'll located;
 line in fine neighborhood. rmation and terms see or olils Real Estate Co.,, Phones 7-25-tf
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Tomorrow-No Chance of Escape.
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|IEjElAlV[M!{EkENIS
MALE HELP

VI @~~>r>~>>-
 MIDDLE AGED MAN ! , Md buggy, who wants to Fsf1s fair salary; stsany sa@e Wssu every y
 ~,nlv ~ Graphic. o-la(oe aoe kALE HELP ,,-,.-.-,~~ FrD~1ADI,r.,. - AI,..,,,}. NEAT ,sIe aPRnnHs sa saaa1s must ,o pe +o IS years old. Work rom ;s ~ interesting and profit, ao Pen IS a;ve 1e' lady employment 30 |o, v'i longer if desired sire craabis, Appls Dation M"A 8-17-tf 1
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Ep-ONE NICELY FURNISH
 !. within 8 or 10 blocks of Office. Address: "L. H. M.," taphic. DH
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kD-TWO OR THREE ROOMS Rht housekeeping. Apply kr to J. S., care of Graphic.
 8-19-3t
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ED-THREE MODERN FUR |rooms on paved street. Phone |dwick at Hardwick's Public
 No 471 8-18-6t
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HOUSE CORNER LOT ,ed !, vest of Main, easy terms. F Russell. Home Insurance " scu-z4S6. 7-31-1m
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ROOMS WANTED.

EnA FURNISHED APART
 two ar three rooms for cou- |hout children. Must be con to Cotton Belt yards. Phone hyis at 2427. o-1S-ot
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ENT-THREE NICE UNFUR- looms, adjoining front porch.
 water and gas., Apply at est Seventh. 8-19-6t
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FOX RENT--ROOMS

ENT-THREE NICELY FUR rooms with board. Call
 R732. 8-18-6t
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Ssea ssrss ;. E KEYS CON |. Esa.l ', Tour Yale lock keys , LII sAasr e return to E. II.
 o0. and receive re. &r1As6t
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Automobile Bargains

NASH 5 passenger, in perfect condition, looks, runs and rides like brand new car. $1350.00. Worth $1900.00.
Evening journal., 1920-02-28
ST. DAvID's DAY TEA.

A Welsh tea. for the beneflt OF Sun
shine activities among the sick, innrm
and poor Of the city, will be given by
Alert branch of the International Sun
shine Society, in st. Paul's NJ. e.
Church parlors, on Monday night. Tea
will be served from $50 o'clock 10 s
O'Clock, to be followed by an entertain
ment Admission to the tea will include
the entertainment also. Those who do
not attend the tea may obtain tickets
for the entertainment alone. Tickets
may be bought at the Wilmington Gas
Company offices or at the church.
There will be thlrty-flve Welsh sing
ers. under the direction Of DR.. Timothy
Davis, of London.
There will also be selections by spe-
cial readers from Philadelphia.
The tea will be given on Monday be-
cause that is st. David's Day. the patron
saint Of Wales. Not many facts arc
known concerning ST. Davlds life. Ho
was an archbishop who furthered tho
progress OF Christianity In wonderful
manner in Wales.
Tea will be served by women in
quaint Welsh costume, and there will
be Welsh dainties- served with the tea,
In. particular the famous Welsh cur
rant bread. There are many families OF
Welsh descent in Delaware.