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Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-12-15
S5O0,0O0 LEGACY
FOR MRS. M. L.AOAMS
Former Wilmington Woman and
Granddaughter of the Late
Bishop Lee of Delaware.

Under the will ~ Francis Iynde Stnt-
snn. late Of New York, which was filed for
probate in the Surrogates Court there
YESTERDAY, Mrs Margery Lee Adams,
formerly Of Wilmington. granddaughter of
Bishop Ire Of Delaware and onne the late
Mrs Steteon's secretary, whom Mr..
Stetson adopted "a his own daughter IN
tni7, receives the income from $500 900
for life with the power 90 disposa of 800
600 in her will as abe aees iit The remain
ing s2O0, 600 s to revert 20 the reslduary
estate upon her death I'm addition, Mrs.
Adams reeclvca third interest in the
wardrobe and personal effects of her bene-
factor
The will makes specific heTiests of
s475, 900 20 religion, education and charity,
leaving his rrsdllary estate. estimated nt
several million dollars, 10 Williams Col
lege
MIR. stetson, who died on December 3
last, ut his homo at No. llb5 Park avenue,
New York. WAS one Of the most eminent
corporation lawyers in the United States.
For many wears he was j. T. Morgan .
person i ttorney
MANY pEoUEsrs
Mr.. Stet.on = gifts to charity and cduca-
ton are distributed as follows. si0.000
70 the president and trustees 81 Williams
College, s25 900 each 10 the Metropolitan
Museum OF Art, New York Botanical
Gardens. Association Of the Bar OF the
CITY Of New York. Society Of the lylng-ln
Hospital, St Lukc's Hospital, East Side
House Settlement. Church OF the In
carnation, Thlrtv-hfth street and Madi-
son avenue. Domestic and Foreign Mis-
slonarv Society of the Protestant Episco-
nal Church. Diocesan Missionary and
Church Extension Society, No. 4i6 La
favette street: Church Pension Fund Of
the Protestant Episcopal Church, Ca
thcdral Of st John the Divine. Young
Mems Christian Association IN West
Forthwith street. and the trustees of the
Alpha Delta Pm Chapter OF Williams Col
legc: bequests of SIC, 900 each 10 the execu-
tive committee Of the Alpha Delta Pin Of
this city, Trinity Protestant Episcopal
Church IN Plattsburg, y. y. Young
Mems Christian Association of Platts-
burg: Champlain Valley Hospital and the
Home for Friendless in Plattsburg.
MIR Stetson left the income from
trust fund of 100000 10 Edward l..
Rogers of Lawrence, l.. l., who is named
as one of the executors. Requests ranging
In amounts from 81 900 to $4,000 are
nlade 10 'aifoi0 uisteitV ieis's.'0e anu
friends.
The bequests of 100000 and the
residuary estate to Williams College Is
made "on condition that they will for
ever keep in good order the Williams
College cemetery and the grounds and
monument of my beloved wife and myself
and pay every transfer and inheritance tax
chargeable against every bequest herein
contained
The will was executed November D.
1917. In addition to Mr.. Rogers it names
Mr. Wardwell as executor. II was offered
for probate by Mr. Stetson's old firm,
Stetson, Jennings & Russell.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-12-15
PURSUED BY BAD LUCK.
Ralph Pierce's Latest Misfortune was to be
Fined f0 Drunkenness.

Benny arrested and fined S. and costs
for drunkenness was just another unfor-
tunate incident in the life Of Ralph Pierce
"I've been unfortunate all my life,
Your Honor" walled Pierce when ar
raigned before Judge Finger III Municipal
Court today. Il give ay word Of honor,
I'll not come back again if you let me go
this time"
However, il developed the Judge re-
membered that Pierce had made the
same promise several weeks ago
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-12-15
$40, ,000,000 BILL.
That Amount Against U. S. Falls
Due Today; Collections VIII
be Only $3.50, 100000
, Associated Press 70 Every Evening.

By Associated Press 20 Every Evening.
Washington, Dec l5.-A bill for $780,
0G9. 600 against The government falls due
TODAY and AT the same time the treasury is
to collect $3.50. 600, 600 IN income and ex-
cess profits taxes.
About 500 600 600 in treasury GER
tificates OF indebtedness matured today
and At the same time the semi-annual
interest on the first Liberty loan and the
Victory Liberty loan aggregatjng about
Sl40. 600. 600 became payable. Ia order 70
provide for current expenses and to meet
the remainder OF the heavy obligations.
which mature IN January including $500
600 900 in certificates. Secretary Houston
has offered two new issues OF certificates
aggre eating about $500, 900 900
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-12-15
MORGENTHAU CHOSEN
President Names HIM as Personal
Representative n Medistins
Between Turks and Ar
menians.

BY Associa ted Press 20 Every Evunng
Washington Dec l5 Henry Morgcn-
thau ~ <eV York. former Amba ssaioF
10 Turke, has been selected by President
Wilson 20 set as he President persona
representative IN mediatng between b.
Armenians and he Turkish Nationalisis
Mr. Morgenthau conferred w.'h Actns
Secretary DAVIS ~ the STATE Depar mcu'
today. receiving tina. Instructions AZ ro hi-
mission The department hoNever las
not vet heard from 'he league Of Nations
IN response 20 ne President request 'nr
further information A. 30 procciure
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-12-15
WOMAN CANDIDATES FARE BADLY.
Mrs. Daggett Gets Only 81 Out of Total
of Over 5000.
ed Press to Every Evening

BY Associated Press TO Every Evening.
Boston Dee 15.-Woman candidates
except those for school committee places
Jared poorly in the municipal elections
held in i6 Massachusetts cities Yesterday
according to delayed returns which we're
completed early today Tins is attri-
buted in part to stormy weather, which
kept many voters at home
In Attleboro Mrs EllE.. Daggett, candI-
date for mayor. received ouly ~ votes out
of total exceeding 5,0GO.
Thirteen of the cities voted 10 accept
the State act placing boxing under control
of a State commission and to permit
amateur sports on Sunday afternoons.
Six voted yes on the State act for Ii
censing beverages containing not more
than 275 per cent of alcohol
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-12-15
NAVAL BALLOONS FATE
IS STILL UNCERTAIN
Forest Rangers in Edirondacxs
Report NO News of Missing
Aircraft.

BY As-o~iater Pr~.. % Every vsnin<
Ne~ York. Der l5.--The fat~ ~ fhe
naval balloon which left Ro~kapAv Point
for Canada on Monday aftsrno,n rffh
three passengers and which wss reported io
have crashed into the side of Fork Noun
tam. near Wells, ~ y lasf night. Ee sill
uncertain carly today Officials % fh0
Rockavay Naval Air station. Were wrfh0gf
word from the crew and ma rrcelvsd 10
homlng pigeons which we're taken = ne
balloon
However. they SAID ne pigeons - Hof
fv IN RAINY weather
The balloon crew vas headed hv Ile4-
tenant Walter Hinton, Fho ras 4 mcmber
II the crew of 'he NC4 during fs f-aus-
Atlantic fight The other memners sre
Ileutenants SteDhen A Farrell ana s.
kloor
Albany. s Dee l Dennff
formation regarding the navai balloon e-
ported last nixht - have crashed .nfo fnrs
Mountain. Hamilton county Fss 1rA.rE
mere TODAY
Advices from Wells ,4av 1ucate.
that the aircrsi' had passe,l ltrr nat vI-
age Monday evening.
Forest rangers n the Ad.ronlark relCn
wno could be rnached to,iav SAID that tler
mad no word from The balloon he SAID
that the prevailing Wlnd f1r the past V.
days had been from the southeast yl.cu
would carry The balloon northwest
Wells INTO the must complete aiIdfrnest
in the Adirondack region, the rgn forrest
extending for miles from LaAe Pleasalt 3.
Vest Canada Lake anu Fulton lala
Uniess the navai officers u he nallnuu
we're supplied Vgth snow shues they s0ti.d
have great difficulty n getting nut ni ths
woods Il their craft had heel tirrca q,
land at any point between LaAe Pleasant
snd Fulton cham.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-12-15
HUNDRED, FEARFUL,
FLEEING FROM CORK
Quit City Despite Assurances Of
Military That Order viii be
Restored.
By Associated Press 70 Every Evonins

Rr Assocated Press 20 Every Evening
Cork. Ireland. Dec Excep. for a
heavy f1sillade Il rife shots at about
o'clock yesterday morning, which aroused
the population ~ Cork, frightened by the
confauation and disorders of Saturday
and Sunday, the night passed quietly in
this city No police auxiliaries were N
evidence in the streets to-day and 4 is
believed All have left the city
Many n The shopkeepers, refusing N
aocept ASSURANCES of the military that
order would be maintained. are closing
their premises sud departing causing a
further increase ~ unemployment Hun
,ireds ~ people living In the business
district, fearing further trouble. hsve
gone 70 stay with friends n The suburbs
and in many cases persons arc sleeping
four n six IN room
party Of armed men attacked a
military motor lorry carrying six Black
and Tans at Ballsbridge IN the out
skirts ~ Dublin. Yesterday morning. The
Black and Tan~ fnrDk cover ~ the post
office Reinforcements were rushed I'D
and relieved them
London. Dee II Premier Lloyd George
today sent 4 reply ~ the recent re-
quept By the Rev Michael O'Flsnsgan.
acting president of the Sinn Fein that
time be accorded in which 10 consult
with Famonn dc Valera and Arthur Griffith
The premier informed Father OFlanagan
that facilities would be afforded him for
seeing Arthur Griffith Regarding de
Valera he wrote
The ordinary methods ~ cOmrnuniea-
tion with America are fully open 70 you.
Dublin. Der I5-The Irish railway
mems conference. il u said, viii accept
the advice of The Irish labor party 70
change the tactics Of the railway men and
consent 70 carry military munitions. IL
aigo IS b~lieved that the Irish republic
parliament which is reported not 70 have
assumed responsibility FOR the railway
strike. will not object 70 this course.
Full railway service. u IS understood
cannot be resumed before Christmas but
Il IS expected the railway companies
viii reinstate al the discharged men~.
London, Dee 05.-L0rd Mayor O'Cal
iaghan Of Cork has sent a cablegram % the
Irlsh-Americans of me United states
urging them 70 organize a reiief fund for
Ireland. says a Cork dispatch to the Cen
tral News today
The lord mayor mas also appealed 70
the American Red { ross ID send con-
tlrgent u Cork speedily
Washington. Dec. 05 Laurence Gin
nell. former member of the British Psriia-
rnent from County Westmeath Ireland
and Miss Ruth Russell of Chicago, are
expected 10 testify today at ne resumption
of hearings by the commission Of the com
mittee OF one hundred investigating the
lrish question.
4 cable message today said Two eye
witnesses Of the Staying OF Thomas Nc
Curtain, predecessor Of Terence Mac
Swinev as lord mayor Of Cork. left sun
day on the steamer Carmanls 10 testify
before the commission. The witnesses are
Annie and Susan Wash, sisters Of Nlrs.
MacCurtain.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-12-15
GERMAN SHIPS WILL BE
RETAINED BY FRANCE

BY Associated Press to Every Evening
Paris, Dec. l5.-France viii retain all
German ships which she has been man
aging Professionally under the terms Of
the Versailles treaty, SAYS the Matln
which asserts that recent Franco-British
conversations on the subject have resulted
IN an agreement. These ships aggre-
gate 10000 tons
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-12-15
RESCUERS REWARDED.
Officers of y. y. Geo. W GOethalS Get
Presents From Daniels.

BY Associated Press 70 Every Evening
New York, Dec 15.-rhree officers Of
the steamship General George W Goethal,
who assisted in resculng the crew Of the
United States submarine SIS, last Sep
tember, when the underwater craft wss
disabled off Cape Henlopen, today we're
rewarded with presents from Secretary
Daniels
Captain E. D. Swinson and Second
Engineer Robert 4 McWilhams Of the
General Goethals were presented with
binoculars, and Chief Engineer W G.
Grace received a gold watch The pre-
sentati0n was made by Rear Admiral J. h.
Glennou. commandment Of the Third Nsval
District, acting for Secretary Daniels.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-12-15
NEW NATIONAL GUARD.
Team No. Hustling for Full Company
Detail

A meeting of team No. A, working in
cooperation with the recruiting service
Of the new National Guard of Delaware,
was held last evening in the Arnory
Twelfth and Orange streets. Reports sub
mtted indicate that this team will be the
second to be mustered into active service
Many members have already signlfied
their intentions Of having this team as
signed ms an artillery unit
John ( Blacksonl captain Of the team, IS
men of the city who are contemplating
either re-enlistment or enlstinga as a new
member To become a member of this
organization, previous military experience
is not necessary.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-12-15
CAR JUMPS TRACK.
IL also Rammed Telegraph Pole at Six
teenth and Washington Streets.

A trolley car on the Washington street
line jumped the tracks and struck tele-
graph pole at Sixteenth and Washington
streets shortly after 6 O'Clock last evening.
The car, running south, had stopped above
Sixteenth street 10 throw the red light
signal Upon entering the switch the front
wheels left the tracks. Although the
passengers were jostled, no person was
injured.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-12-15
PLAYED GAMES ALL NIGHT
Cards and Crap Resulted in Liquor
Charge Against Drombrowski,
Which Was Dismissed.

Cashmer Drombrowski was dismissed
after being arraigned on a charge of selling
intoxicating liquor, in Municipal Court
today. Stanley Sansell, Sawort kanszieko,
Walter Schultz and Peter Olefesewsli,
who were arrested at the same time, were
each fined $40 and costs on charge of
playing crap.
The men, according to their own testi-
mony, PLAYED cards and crap from o'clock
Saturday night until Sunday morning IN
the kitchen of Dumbroski's home, on
Walnut street The Judge warned Dunn
broski to stop card games in his house and
10 see that no liquor was used about hte
place in the future
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-12-15
NEW MARINE TERMINAL.
Work Resumed Under Direction Of Field
Engineer Crothers.

Under the supervision Of Alexander ].
Crothers, field engineer for the Harbor
Commission, survey work was started
this morning on the Lobdell tract of the
new marine terminal project. The sur
veyors were busy setting up angles, tri-
angling Pigeon Point and locating the
government monuments.
Stakes viii be planted and the work
prosecuted as rapidly as possible.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-12-15
ON open SHOP" BASIS.
Clothing Manufacturers in New York on
Piece-Wor Schedule

by Associated Press TO Every Evening,
New York, Dec 15.-The controversy
between the Clothing Manufacturers Asso-
ciation and the Amalgamated Clothing
Workers Union reached climax today
with the Inauguration of a piece work
schedule in all union shops. The decision
of the employers to proceed on an open
shop" basis was taken as result of the
recent refusal of the employees to accept
the wage adjustment program laid down
by the association, calling for increased
production standards or reduction IN
Mapes
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-12-15
GREEK KING AT VENICE.
Constantine and His Family Ar
rive and Will Board Greek
Warship Today.
BY Associated Press 20 Everr Evening.

Venice, Dec. I5.-Formsr King Con-
stantine and Queen Sophie Of Greece,
with their children, arrived here shortly
after midnight this morning from Buccrne.
In the harbor the Greek cruiser Averof
and squadron II smaller varship~
awaited the hour when the King would
go on board and depart for Pbaleron, the
port of Athens, where he is expected 20
arrive on Sunday.
The trip from Lucerne 20 this city was
made without incident, Constantine and
bis family remaining in the seciilsiOn f
their private car during the entire journey.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-12-15
HARDING To CONFER
WITH BRYAN FRIDAY
Has Talk Today With Raymond
Robins, Former Progressive
Leader
nv As.ociaed rrcs. % Every Evenlnr.

~ aesAClaFf fffSs ~ tNfsFF FsFEHtuE
Marion Ohio, Dec 10 In his consul
tations On public questions President
elect Harding turned today 10 the pro-
gre-.ive wing Of Republicanism. having an
appointment with RAYMOND Robins.
former leader of the progressive party
II was understood that although the
plan for an association Of nations was one
of the principal subjects to be discussed ~
the conference. Mr. Harding also desired
70 hcar ms visitors advice on several
domestic problems For many years Mr.
Robins has been interested 10 social wei
fare and IA q student If labor conditions.
Tonight the President-elect ia ~ deliver
his first public address since hls return n
Marion. speaking here at a Stat. meeting II
the child welfare workers
Marion, Ohio, Dec. William Jen-
nings Bryan. who will he here Friday to
consult with presldenf-elect Harding. j.
credited By some here with the proposal
for nattnraI referendum before engaging
upon offensive warfare which has been the
subject Of discussion between the Prcsi-
dent-eleet and Colonel George Harvey IN
the past four days.
Senator Harding said yesterday hat the
proposal was mot entirely Colonel Har-
Ffy l1tas Uut ne fiueT Inab lOiOneA
Harvey had been the one who had made
the proposal 20 him.
1t IL big idea, said the President
elect. We've talked abot Il for a week, but
! can make no report upon II now
Shortly after Senator Harding let the
hint drop that the proposal was considered
II Was learned that Colonel Harvey and
Mr. Bryan have been corresponding on
the subject and that copies Of the letters
were supplied TO Senator Harding several
days ago.
Maroon Ohio, Dec -President-elect
Harding denied directly last night publish
ed reports that Senator Mccormick was
acting as a representative in conferences
with European statesmen. The President
elect said he had no agents in Europe, II
the United States or in any other part Of
the world
How long the President-elect viii re-
main IN Marion Is still undetermined. and
published reports OF a definite plan 70
move TO some Southern resort in the near
future were denied at Harding head
quarters. Officials said many invitations
had been received, but no definite action
taken. The general understanding has
been that a Southern trip VIII probably be
taken some time in January.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-12-15
CONSIDER COMPENSATION
FOR FORMER SERVICE MEN

BY Associated Press to Every Evening.
Washington, Dec, l5-Legislation pro-
viding compensation for former service
men was taken up today by the Senate
finance committee with delegation rep-
resenting the American Legion invited to
open the hearings The bill was passed
in the House last spring.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-12-15
Sec. a7s4 Revised Code entitled
Sabbath Breaking.

Whoever shall perform any wofio-
IL employment, labor, or business.
on the sabbath Day works OF ne,
rc~sity and charity excepted shah
hc fired four dollars. and on iailuTe
10 nav such fine and costs shall DC
imprisoned not exceeding twenty
four hours
If any carrier. peddler, WAGNER
or driver Of any public stage, or car
riapc. or any carter, butcher "'
DRIVER with his horse. pack, wagon,
stage. carriage. cart, or drove; shai'
travel or drive. upon the Sabna'n
Dav. or II any retailer Of goods shaii
expose the same 10 sale on the Sab
bath. hc shall be fined eight dollars,
and on failure 10 pay such fine ana
costs shall he imprisoned rot eN-
ceeding twenty-four hours. Any
Justice Of the peace may stop any
such person 80 travelling on the 0ap-
bath, and dctain hum until the next
day
Whoever shall be guilty OF fish
pg. fowling, horse-raclng, cock
fighting. or hunting game on thc
SABBATH Day shall be fined four dot
lars. and on failure 70 pay such i1ne
and costs shall be imprisoned as
aforesaid. !,
II anv number Of persons shall
asscmble 70 game. play or dance,
on tho sabbath Day, and shall en-
rsge. or assist. in such game, play,
- dance. every such person shall
10 fined four dollars, and on iallure
10 pay such fine and costs shall be
imprisoned as aforesaid
ANY Justice Of the peace of the
county shall have jurisdiction and
eorniEance Of the offcnses mention
cd in this section.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-12-15
Catteli to Address Rotariaus.

Edward James Cattell, city statistian of
Philadelphia will address the Whining
ton Rotary Club at the luncheon in the
Hotel du Pont tomorrow.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-12-15
Mea iher Rerrcan

By Associated Prcss 20 Every kvcning
wsshlngt ton, Dec i5.- forcCast for DclN.
ware:
Partly cloudy tonight and THURSDAY noe
much change In temperature fresh SOU he
west winds.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-12-15

Play ayhOuse-''t rene.
Garrick vaudeville
guecn-" haN an Hour
Maiestlc--''rh The Life of toe Partf.
Rialto-"Fhe Cup o. FNary
strand The soul % Honor
Sayoy-"Tho Heart % fexAs kyan
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-12-15

$25 worth ol records Tree Alfred Piano
Co., 2l0 West Ninth street.-Adv.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-12-15

Clover Dairy Safe Milk makes robust
children. Phone 1540.-Adv.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-12-15

A cheap healthfui food Clcyer Dairy
safe Mix. Phone l540.-Adv.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-12-15
Pearl Necklaces.

Collins s Meyer iol W sth st.-Adv
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-12-15
Teela Pearls
Amusements I0niKh-

{. J. Maxwell 4 Co.. Walnut At 81 Adv.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-12-15
MINISTERS REQUEST
POLICE BOARD TO
STOP SUNDAY SALES
Commissioners Admit Problem IS
Knotty One, But Promise
to Consider 1t.
CLERCYMEN SAY THEY
ARE READY TO ACT
Provided the Authorities Don't
See Their Way Clear to
Do So.
REV. F. ]. TUCKER
TAKES LIBERAL VIEW
Saws if Law is Enforced at All
Enforce it in Its En-
tirety.
REV. F. ]. TUCKER
TAKES LIBERAL VIEW
Saws if Law is Enforced at All
Enforce it in Its En-
tirety.
DELAw ARES BLUE LAW"

ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-05-02
cts and Rugs Easy Pay Club PIan-Ask Any Salesman
3-Pc. Cane Back Living Room Suite

Very attractive and extremely COM
Portable Suites. constructed OF Brown
Mahogany, consisting Of large Arm
Rocker, Arm Chair and Set;ce, made
with genuine Cane backs. and up
holstered in high-grade Damask Ac-
tual $500 values. hut the only two
Suites we have go at S127.5O.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-05-02

Regular 500 Colonial Golden Oak
Suites, consisting OF Toilet Table
Chifonicre and full-size Bed. every
niece neatly designed and strongly
made. We have only Suites OF
this style, but while they last they 60
at the sensational price OF $1,000.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-05-02

Beautiful William and Mary design,
constructed OF genuine Mahogany,
and consists Of 54-inch Buffet. As
inch top Extension Dining Table.
large Serving Table and China Closet.
These Suites are positively worth
$3.50 today. and the that we have
will not last long at S188.5O.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-05-02

Expertly constructed OF genuine Ma
hogany, consists OF large Dresser
with mirror Triplicate.Mirror, Toilet
Table. Chifforette and full-size Bed
Positively worth $500 today. Only
six Suites at this price. and they will
not last throughout tomorrow. Come
early.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-05-02

Built OF solid Oak, Golden Oak finish,
with large round top. that extends TO
6 IT,. and is mounted on massive
platform base. extra leaves included.
Only 20 TO be sold at sensational price.
Worth $50.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-05-02

Solid Oak, Box Seat Dining-Room
Chairs, finished Golden Oak and up
holstered in genuine Spanish Leather.
These are positively worth $3.50, but
while the supply lasts they so at the
special price OF 1885.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-05-02

Neatly designed, staunchly constructed
OF solid Oak. Golden Oak finish They
are fitted with large-siza plate mirror
and have ample drawer space Only
TO sell at this special price.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-05-02

Strongly constructed OF clear hard
Maple, with Stat back, double woven
rattan seat, wide arms. and wide, easy
runners Finished in natural shcllac.
Actual So values, but while they last
they go at S3G5.