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El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-08-24
Rooning Hou.e.-For SaIe and RenI

Rooming Houses-For Sale and Rent
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BOOMING house, Is rooms. for 1850.
terms, rent only $50, over years lease.
J. S. CROZIER.
Phone 2o55. Room sos, Trust BLDG.
ss2Oo CASH VIII handle I0-room furnished
house IN 200 block east. 10 minutes walk
from P O. Always full and and a money
maker. See Pickett, I'll Capies Bldg. Phi
SOS.
BOOMING HOUSES AND HOTELS
We have just what you want in a room
ing house or a hotel Gail our specialist.
TRI-STATE &C MISSION co.
Phone 2s4z. 214-225 Trust bldg.
Rooms. Cash Down Price
ls T 72aa..,ast,i hotel /: 7ss s 1s sss
50 Apartments. rent 800.
cash $3.50
16 Housekeeping 1900 $500
20 Housekeeping 1000 g 500
IS Modern apartments 5000 t16.50O
10 Hotel and apartments S13.5o0 s33. 900
Il Housekeeping 1.450 1900
20 Hotel. easy tern1 1000
80 Hotel 1900 1900
And others. all sizes. prices and locations
H. A. WINTERS,
2os Trust Bldg. Phone ITi4-
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-08-24
Obfua1es


CARD OF THANKS.
We wish to extend 10 our many friends
our sincere thanks FOR their expressions
OF sympathy. especially the lIasous and
fraternal brotherhood. also for the beau
tiful floral offerings. IN the loss OF our
Infant daughter. Nina Jane Dobie
-lfr. and Mrs. VIM. Dobie
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-08-24

NEW YORK COTTON FUTURES.
New YORK. Aug c3-Cotton futures
closed steady: December. IS. 00c. January.
25-ssc; March, 25.15c; Nay. 24.7Tc-
GALVESTON SPOT COTTON.
Galveston. Tex, Aug. 24-Spots, steady
and unchanged MiddlinE. 1900.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-08-24
HeIp Wanted-Male

help Hanted-Mdle
IABORERs WAITED wen. stlllweu q.
] spears. SIS First National Bank BldE-
WASTED-Colored driver for horse and
wagon. Apply 415 Mills St
BRING YOUR TROUBLES TO Us
Money loaned on articles OF value
BARNEII'Ss 2l9 san ANTONIO 81.
WANTED-one coppersEaith- address P.
O. Box 11Q6, Clifton. ARK. giving age and
detail Of experience in first letter
EXPERIENCED restaurant man. must be
able to take full charge OF restaurant in
city address II As. care Herald
WIDEAWAKE office boy to commence
work Monday. good place for right boy
call M Anderson. Phi 1313-
WANTED-An experieneed grocery sales
man Apply at once Levy Grocery Co. sl4
z. san Antonio
WASTED-1fan to buy second hand fur
niture, good proposition for right party
Apply SIG z. Overland-
WANTED-Boy not under 1s for store
work. must speak English and Spanish
Apply At The Berg Co, 500 2 Overland-
WANTED-An experienced motor ne
chanics motorcycles man preferred Apply
al The Harley Motor Cycle shop. 4o3
Myrtle
WANTED-TWo carpenters. building house
On ranch IS miles down valley wells.
Sullwell & Spears SIS First National
Bank Bldg.
ASSISTANT to engineer. also assistant 70
carpenter both positions need willing
worker Apply Chief Engineer. Del Norte
Hotel
WANTED-salesman. wholesale groceries
must speak Spanish and be able TO give
bond. give full details. experience. salary
expected. etc. IN first letter Address P.
o. Box 1913. e Paso. Tex
WANTED-A clerk for dry goods store
close 70 FL Paso. must speak Spanish
nuentiy. young. active man preferred. rood
proposition for the right man Address
T al. care Herald
WANTED-Aan 10 solicit new business
and collect. permanent position FOR a I've
wire. must speak spanish Apply spcrry
& Hutchinson Co. balcony Rogers Furni-
ture Co.. ask for lfr. BoWdeu-
WANTED-A1 double entry bookkeeper
and office man. one able 70 make bond.
answer sending references. Etate age and
salary expected. any answer not con-
forming to above will not be considered.
Address L Al. care Herald
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-08-24

Wanted-FuTniture
WASTED-s1o.oo0 worth Of second hand
turniture- Iexas Furniture Co. Ph- 1o3I.
BOOKS and used furniture wanted PA
SO. Erwin FURNITURE co.
GET an your furniture IS worth. can Us
before you sell G. D. HOUSER FURNI-
TUBE COS 6ol-5 2. san Anton.o. Ph. f11o
WALLACE FURNITURE co.
WIZ pay you top cash price for your
furniture; get our bid before you sell
PHONE 1905
WE PAY highest cash prices FOR your
second hand furniture or sewing nnachInea
YOUNG FURNITURE co.
lol s Stanton 81
Wanted-MisceHaueous
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MASTED-Pool table in good condition.
Phone sth Engr. Train
WANTED-To buy. large flat TOP desE ana
chair. Mr; MeaEhez. Ph. 1874.
For Rent-Houses Furnished
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FOR RENT-Fivs room house with or
without 50 acres alfalfa on paved road.
lsleta, close 10 car Ph-sC. s. Hill-Day.
2se; Night. S963-
WILL LEASE for period OF years 10 re-
spousible party. s unfurnlshed apart
ments located right at Five Points: these
apartments consist OF and rooms Zach.
have built IN Murphy beds. ice boxes ras
stoves. have never been occupied
See Meiers or Rice
JAMES L. MARR q COMPANY.
Phone 435e. 10t san Antonio St.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-08-24

VOCATIONAL employment Department. 7.
II c A. will help young men secure en-
ployment OF the kind they are best fitted
for. many calls coming n daily service
privilege OF Membership. free TO eI-serT-
ice men See Mr.. Wheeler. office houra
$50 an 10 Il noon-
BREAKFAST SPECIALS
No To- EEss Hot Cakes. Coffee s5c
No Ham. Bacon. EgBz. Hot Cakes.
LOLAee sue
No. S-Hot Cakes. Kan OF Bacon. Cof-
zee d. .auc
No. small Steak. z Eggs. Toast.
Coltee .-.-..-.--.-s-.-.--s. .btc
No. 10 Eggs. Hot Rolls. Butter and
LQLLee q = l1
BOTTOMS CAFE.
AZ E san Antonio Street
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-08-24
Employment Agencies

MEXICAN laborers for Industries railroads.
mines and agriculture Can arrange for
contract cotton piclzers out Of Mexico
Gonzales Labor Agency. 81 S. e Paso ST.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-08-24
Situations Wanfed-MaIe


WANIED-Position by young man with S
years bookkeeping experience. best refer
ence- Address N 50. care Herald.
BROWN EMPLOYMENT AGENCY, SO S.
FL Paso St furnishes all kinds OF laborers.
especially cotton pickers
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-08-24

Wanted to Rent
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WASTED-To rent. furnished or unfur-
nlshee house Ph- INV.
WANTED-To rent with privilege OF buy
ing. room house. unfuruished. Address
L 80. care Herald.
WANTED-Furnishsd houssllssplnE rooms
b. mother and daughter near Government
HI car line Ph- s9s7W-
WANTED-To rent furnished cottags. s
rooms. or downstairs apartment family OF
s. Sunset Heights preferred Phi f716 Al
once
WANTED 10 rent BY responsible party
three. four i've room furnished house. bun
galow preferred. Call NJ. Hanson. traffic
department. Western Union
WANTED-To rent By middle OF ssptem-
Der 4 TO room furnished house good
sleeping porch. near Villas school. best Of
refsrences- address G 1s5. care Herald
WAN heated apartment
Or bungalow. , bedrooms. sleeping porch.
dining room. kitchen and bath. garage Il
possibles high school usighborhood- Phi
E1s.
WANTED 20 rent by September fur
nished house or apartment: viii take *
cele1t care Of house and grounds. no
sick. permanent. references c I. New
ton, Lander Lumber Co.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-08-24

BUNGALOW WANTED.
Must have 5 or 8 room hunEa-
low within next : Wsslzs. VIII
pay cash for your equity.
Phone S56TW.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-08-24

LIsTEGs WANTED.
List your bungalows with Us
Personal attention given % ell
istings. Would also Be glad
70 have ustlnEg on your lots.
call o. B Rocker.
BROADDUS 6 LEBAROE.
IL Texas ST
Phone 1855.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-08-24
Undertaken

PEAE-HAGEDOS UNDERTAKING CO.
Open day and night 6os-50s Texas. Phi
lsz- Private ambulance service.
J. ]. EAsTER & co.
10 n. Campbell Street
Tells g11 and IrZ
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-08-24
Special Notices

Special Notices
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YELTOS PAINT CO.-Paintin- paper-
hanging. decorating sos n Stanton. PhI247
MATTRESSES RENOVATED. 81 RIGS
CLEANED. 81 Erwin MFG. Co. Pm. no.
HE9IsTITCHING. picot edge work done on
short notice. any kind Of material. Singer
Sewing Machine &C.. EOS S. e Paso.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-08-24

FINE CORNER STORE - Bioej. 49,
Union dep. rent only $50 Apply Hotsi
Bristol
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-08-24
Enr Rsnt-Hou,e. unfuni.bsd

FOR RENT-SiI room house. SIS per
month. furniture for sale See Owner.
SIC n Kansas
THREE ROOM FLAT. defghtful location.
car line. corner, 10 desirable tenants; no
SICK. reasonable rent. 1904 n Cotton Phi
733sW.
FTVE room bungalow. sleeping and serv-
ice porch. hardwood floors. large base
uent and furnace. on car uns just Off
paved street. price $50. with garage $50
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-08-24

CLOTHING SALESMAN.
Prefer one who speaks Spanish
Apply Victor Hat & Clothing Co.
20 z. san Antonio.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-08-24

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LOST-Vaiuabls lease paper % Arizona,
reward. zoos Arizona.
FOUND-The best transfer and storaEs
estab lishment. KELLY'S TRANSFER 4
STORAGE, Phi. 49,
TAN Jersey cloth jacket lost between
white House and Plaza Please return TO
nos W. Main and receive liberal reward
LOSr-one large square gold belt buckle
Hlaltc theater Saturday night last per,
formance. buckle was picked up by zen
teman with ladies. Finder please re-
turn TO Fialto theater.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-08-24

AAELU W lalEllAEA
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sALESsIA,S with car. country work. good
] proposition, real money maker for 1--WE
man. reference required Apply J. A
Solomzn. Little Capies Bldg
I IFANTED-WIde awake stock salesuen c
represent going business. no stock schema
I but corporation legally Incorporated IN
der the laws Of Texas; a snap for live men.
ADDE'S sos stewart BIS aouston. Tex
I SALEsMAN-sids line, to sen our farnoul
I liberal commissions Panhandle Cigar Co,
Dept. ND, Lubbock. Tex.
SALESMAN for gas steam radiators. win
give exclusive territory. must furnish best
Of references write ". = Haynes. f01
Gunter BLDG san Antonio. Tex FOR fuil
ps-tieulars
Help Wanted-MaIe and Female
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WANTED-An experienced waiter or
waltress. Apply ~ - - Paso-
MAN or woman 70 cook on ranch and care
for COW and chickens. only : OF TO cook
for. Apply Lee Moor 502 e Paso Bank
Blds-. Phi. 1891
WANTED-Men and women to help cut
the high cost OF living By Joining the 81
formation call OF write Office. basement
= Paso Bank & Trust BldE- Ph. 81.
Help Wantsd-Female
OFFICE girl wanted. who can speak Span
ish- Lee Newman. s05is S. e Paso.
WANTED-Cook and dining room AL.
Apply 81 W Mlssouri
WANTED-Competent cook. in family.
WANTED-Girl for cigar store at Lynch
Vile. Phi 50.
WANTED-GirI to cook and DO general
housework. small family. Apply 1919 Elm.
GIRL TO help with houseworz. must speak
English slf ". Boulevard.
EXPERIENCED waitress. no sunday
work. Apply 4of z san Antonio.
EXPERIENCED stenographer. Address
Il l9s. care Herald.
ONCE 4 customer always q customer.
Service and satisfaction IN our loan dept.
BARNETT,s. 2l9 san ANTONIO ST.
WANTED-siiddle AGED woman for nurse
for baby boy and housekeeping. good home
with refined people. Phi 772tw.
WA-sTED-Xoung lady to enter training
school for nurses Apply Providence Hos
pital. 6I7 \. Santa Fe.
WANTED-Threa experisnced chamber
maids. good wages. Apply The New Mexi-
c. Cottage sanatorium. Silver city. y n
WANTED-3fiddle aged settled woman as
housekeeper for nan and children. per-
manent place for right person. Address
G l96. care Herald
WANTED-YounE sales lady OF pleasing
manners and appearance. familiar with
kodaizs and speak Spanish Address II
IS. care Herald
WANTED-A woman cook and housekeep-
er. men 70 cook for On ranch ] mile
from town. good wages address Drawer
IS, Hanover. n. NJ
lady FOR office and
store work one with knowledge OF rypo-
writer preferred Call Gil E san An
tonic.
girl who s-eaks English for
kitchen work. 81 per week and board
sunny Crest sanatoriun. Phi. 1901
over II. for Postal
Mall Service. s135 month, exarnluz tons /
September. experience unnecessary. For
free particulars write R. Terry former I
Civil Service examiner). 81 Continental /
Bldg. Washington
Situations Wanted-Male
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-08-24

Wanfed-Room and Board
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WANTED-By young man while attend
can drive car. care after yard. etc as
compensation for board and room. refer-
ences furnished Ed. Atkinson. Freeport.
Ta-
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-08-24

LABORERS wanted wells stnlwem a
Spears. SIS First National Bank Bldg
WANTED-Colored drivsr for horss I'D
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-08-24

WANTED-Piain sewing BY the day Or A.
home 1tel Biscee, Phi fs5S
SEWING ard remoeelinE done rs1s5n967-
cal SOS n campbell. Phi s0tJ-
" ANIED-Dressmak school eIofhs7.
sllk shlria. Wel made. sumner urIcer- ssIs.
DkEseALAklNG. remodelinE SIX shirfs.
school dresses- very reasonable Ph. 1ssFyv.
DRESS SHAKING, plain ana fancy ssWInr.
tailored suits and evening Eounz SIC
ssll-el-- n -s-sJ-
all kinds OF remodelinr. our price4 A..
re1soranle and work guaranteed 11fs
Wyoming. Phi. t1ls.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-09-14
CHERIsHING THR SILK SHIRT.

Out in the Chicago stock yards man nre
still wearing silk shirts that cost sixteen
and eighteen dollars, and are still appeal
ing for higher pay. On the whole, it is an
inspiring phenomenon. In spite OF the
poet, man wants great deal here below,
and keeps on wanting it as long as he lives.
That il the tragedy Of life and it's inspira-
ton But of late one portion OF the COM
munity has had its wants in large meas
ure satisfied. The workman has his elk
shirt, the cook her scalskin coat, the shop
girl her silk stockings. The shopgirl is
doubly fortunate. Whereas the workman
perforee clouds bis glory beneath coat
and the cook displays the pride Of her
heart only on Wednesdays and Sundays
in Winter. the lustre of rcsplendcnt hose
shines daily, aided and abettcd by the
prevailing fashion in skirts. For her, at
least, this land, though it suffered much,
has been the Land of Hearts Desire. The
generation that witnessed her triumph has
not altogether lived in vain.
Signs and portents multiply, however,
that the day of glory is passing. In New
England and in the Middle West-wher-
ever there is much manufacture of dis
pensable articlcs-men are laid off and
those that remain are being shifted TO less
remunerative labor. Where there are
strikes, as of late in Brooklyn, factory
employees themselves no doubt. erst-
while wearers Of fine raiment-are turning
up as strike-breakcrs. Even thus quickly
the harsh facts Of existence, the inexorable
working Of economic law, have overtaken
them. The moth that faiisEbeneath the
fame is no more tragic. In all ordinary
ways of life there is possible at best an
even tenor of existence; where more is
grasped the result for the ninety and
nine il disaster
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-09-14

came law, while most of those which
we're then wet are still wet. In other words
they say that neither this law nor any
other law can be enforced except whsre
it has the substantial endorsement OF
public opinion.
The dry is very apt to rcbut oil tins by
the assertion that even where Inv en-
forcement is most difficult a great many
persons are unable to get alcohol because
of the prohibitivo price. Against this may
be brought the fact that the manufacture
of liquor in homes, which ID undoubtedly
a growing practice, is much cheaper than
the buying Of it WAS even before prohibi-
ton. Distilled liquors, especially, may be
made very cheaply, and inexpensive stills
are publicly advertised and may be
obtained by anyone.
Certainly thrnshing ont OF this question
of whether national prohibition really
prohibits is the thing most nocdod. The
law will after all stand or fall in the long
run moro on its practical results than on
the theoretical considerations involved.
Whatever else it may accomplish, this
association affords an opportunity, which
should be welcomed by all, including the
prohibitionists, for those who oppose
prohibition to show their strength and
courage. If they have majority, it is
right and desirable that they should come
forward and prove the fact.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-09-14
PLANT JUICE GETS
ALL THE CREDIT
Claims Since Taking the New
Stomach Medicine His
Troubles Have Dis
appeared.

The question OF combating the modern
scourge of the present day-stomach
trouble and its attending ills. liver. kidney
trouble and Theumatism-has been solved
by the new herbal stomach remedy. Plant
Juice, a remedy that not only eradicates
the disease, but also builds up the whole
system, purifes the blood and makes one
realize that life is really worth living.
As the days pass by, more and more
people are coming To realize the truth of
tins statement, as IS attested by the
signed testimonials OF well-known local
people, who have been restored to health.
Take, for instance, the case of Mr.. A.
ID. Hendley, who lives at No. 9O9 South
Lnwood avenue, Baltimore, and is a
trusted ernploye Of one OF the largest
firms In that city He said:
For about Is months i have suffered
with my stomach. My food would not
digest, but would sour in NV stomach
and cause gas to form; / suffered great
distress after eating, always had head
aches, was nervous and AL run down. At
times was so bad that was not able 10
work, and lost considerable time | had
taken all kinds of medicin, but never |
got any permanent relief until | began |
to take your Plant Juice. / now have a |
good appetite, sleep well and have no |
more troible with gas. ] SIN feeling better |
and stronger In every way and give all I
credit to Plant Juice
Plant Juice il vegetable tonic. ex-
tracted from the roots, herbs, barks and
berries of numerous medicinal plants. 1t
Is NatuRs own remedy and works
wonders It gives immediate benefit and
leads to permanent relief In practically all
cases where people suffer as above out
lined
The Plant Juice Man is at The Miller
Drug Store, 404 4406 Market street, VIII
nlngton, where he is daily meeting the
local public and introducing and explain
ing the merits of this remedy. Free
samples given
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-09-14
Horse Shoe Tournament.

A home shoe pitching tournament
for boys and girls under eighteen years
OF age will be held at the Community
Service playground, Tenth and Market
streets this week. The preliminaries will
be held Thursday and Friday. The affair
is being arranged by those who use the
playground under the direction of Mrs.
". d. hyer, playground directress
Prizes will be given by the Community
Service to the team scoring the highest
number of points. More than twenty are
already entered for the tournament.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-09-14

Yet silk shirts remain in the land,
hundreds cf thousands Of them. They
should be cherished, il only ~ reminder
that Tor one brief moment the owner knew
the fine flavor Of fulfilled desire. And
here another portion Of the community
can be OF some service in counsel. For
there nre those to whom the war has
brought no sudden wealth, but only
slow, rcmorsccss crushing between costs
that are ever heavier and nm income that
is remorselcssly fixed. They know about
shirts-not silk ones, but just shirts.
When the folded cuff wears ragged il
should be ripped off and sewcd on again,
the other way about. Thus the life Of
the cuff il doubled. About this time, TO
be sure, the fabric wears thin below the
ncckband on either side Of the COLLAR
button; but piece may be shipped out
of the lower part of the shirt and sewed
in behind the danger spot. Thus rein
forced the shirt will last till the cuffs
again begin to fray. A guess may be
venturcd that the same technique win
apply to silk, so that the day Of glory will
fade, when 10 must, in lingering, beautiful
twilight. II any one can give similarly
valuable advice to the shopgirl, let him
or her speak out while yet there is time.
Such lessons, once learned, are lifelong
possession Of great value. At sixteen
and eighteen dollars lesson they may
seem to come high; but probably they
are worth it. A father who put his son
into Wall Street found at the end Of the
year that he had $50, 900 TO make good
When some one fsuggested that it might
have been rs we'll rs to send the boy TO
college he replied, Perhaps; but you
must remember these useful eddica-
tions are expensive. New York Times.
Lost somcthing7 Try a classified ad-
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-09-14
Protect Your Child--And Others.

The beginning Of school brings coughs
and colds to many children. At the FIRST
sign of . cold it Is we'll TO give child .
dose OF Foley's Honey and Tar Compound
that safe, reliable cough medicine. Mrs.
J. b. Pluijmcrs, DAG Autum St, Pa~aic,
N. j., writes: "Foley's Honey and Tar
certainly IL the best cough and cold
remedy ever tired for my little boy"
Children like it. Good for coughs, colds,
Group, whooping cough, hay fever and
asthma. N b. Danforth. Adv.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-09-14
PROLETARIAT GRIEvES.

1t isn't any wonder, says Herbert
Corey, writing from New York, that the
proletariat grievcs when it considers the
bourgeois. The widow of banker has
just asked the surrogate court to grant
an allowance of 81 800 year for the
maintenance of her 15-year-old son. Here
is the itemized list of monthly expenses
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-09-14
DY. VISIT Heads Com mIttce.

DR.. Robert Watt, superintendent Of
the Wilmington district OF the Methodist
Episcopal Conference, Was appointed
chairman of the evangclistic committee of
the Methodist Espicopal Ministerial Asso-
ciation, which was held in Grace NJ. u.
Church House yesterday.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-09-14
COMMUNITY srro.

A Community Sing viii be held on
the Mt. Pleasant M. r.. Church lawn
tomorrow evening under the auspics of
the Epwosth League. The sing will
be under the direct supervision Of Emrr-
son Stone, director of the Wilmington
Community Chorus.
Refreshments will be served by the
entertainment committee Of the League.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-09-14
EIkton Marriage licenses.

Marriage licenses were issucd In Elkton
yesterday to John Wilhelm and Bessie
MctIAuIcy, Wilmington; Fred Il. Nit
chell, Newark, and Adde Chadwick,
Elk ton; Wilbcrt B. Cullen, Philadelphia,
and Elizabeth G. McClintock, Wilmington
william Moir and Annie q. Forsythc, Of
Wilmington.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-09-14

1t does seem rather wild extravagance
to blow whole S5 each month for reading
matter, doesn't it? Surely that much can
be saved. Although of course motor
magazine or two and a good haberdashery
journal may be considered necessities
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-06-02
FOLLANSBEE

Mr.. and Mrs. Charles A. Cooper are
the proud parents of nine pound baby
boy. which came to gladden. their home
on Mahan avenue. Saturday evening.
Mother and son are reported doing
nicely.
Miss Violet Breach. Of Tampa, Fla,
Is the guest OF Mr.. and Mrs. James
kilIa and family. of Virginia avenue.
Many from here saw the parade and
attended Memorial services at the GEM
etery in Steubenville Monday afternoon.
An automobile and motorcycle met
streets Sunday morning. The drive OF
the motorcycle was slightly injured and
his machine wrecked.
A new ice cream manufacturing plant
has been installed at Ratclitfes con-
fectionery with capacity OF ten gall
Ions every twelve minutes.
Rev. ad Mrs. II. W. Reese. Of East
Liverpool. were reject visitors at the
homo of their daughter. Mrs. Walter
Banficdl.
Councilman ]. H. Berardelli and
daughter, Mary. are home after spend
ing the holiday with relatives and
friends in Fairmont.
J. J. Thompson, Of Ordway. Colo.
was the recent guest OF his brother.
Charles H. Thompson. we'll known local
grocer.
Thomas Care Is suffering from
fracture Of tho wrist sustained while
at work In the mill last week.
The LAGRANGE A. c. Of Brilliant. play
cd the Pastimc club Monday afternoon.
1t was Follansbee's Federation OF tho
holiday.
William stephens. OF Detroit. Mich.
Morris.
Miss Mabel Kithcart has arrived,
from Florida 10 spend the summer with
her parents.