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Newark leader. ([Newark, Ohio]) 1917-1946, 1920-10-08
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1t may interest Newark Leader sub
scribers to know that the cost of white
paper in So issues is consirably more
than the subscription price. In other
words, they are carried on the books
of the publication at loss. This may
eventually call for an increase in sub
scription price, but it will not occur
before the first of the year, and may
be not then.
Under the circumstances, the sub
scribers can appreciate the necessity
for patronizing advertisers in the
Leader. There are some advertisers
who should be in there, but are not.
There are others who are advertising
in this paper, and they should receive
the support of our readers. They
carry union-made goods of some kind.
They will carry larger stock if there
is a demand. The demand will have
to come from the union men and their
families.
But the big thing is to buy from
Leader advertisers. Buy union-made
goods, and, if you are not too bash
full, let the merchant know that it was
his advertisement in this paper which
brought you to his store.
Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1920-1927, 1920-10-08
HARDING OPPOSED
TO LEAGUE He SAYS
IS ANTI AMERICAN
D D ATE IN SPEECH AT
OMAHA FAVORS RETURN OF
UNITED STATES TROOPS IN
ERMANY-WOULD RE p { A t.
CANAL TOLLS ACT.

Omaha, Oct Sin two Of his most
important speeches, delivered at De.
NloineS Iowa. and Omaha, Neh, Thurs
day Senator Warren &. Harding Hath
declared himself on fear great issues
Of the campaign rs follows
/, Irreyctably opposed to the
Paris league CT nations.
. For the ret: af The Amer
lean army Of occupation in Ger
many.
3. For the repeal OF the Panama
canal tolls act. which compels
American vessels to pay tolls for
the use Of the canal
1 Against a general grant OF
amnesty to political prisoners,
A throng Of 10000 persons that
iammed to capacity the Coliseum at
Des Moines oheered the candidate to
the echo when he said
Oppose the proposed league. 1t
is not Interpretation, but rejection.
that | am seeking Ny position is
that the proposed league strikes q
deadly blow at our constitutional in.
'esfi'y an" SutfehuerS 10 q ""iSe'ouS
eNtal' our ''ia' pehao"'e 81 dt''on
ne iSsu" therefore - Gear '''''
dorStand the position Of the Demo-
cratic candidate and he understands
NINE no'WilIl.'"ndihB t,e f'e'h' pre-.
'thae 'i."' my poaI''o" h"7 ~. o't''l
'iiaas eitaF' III Ai'ilp'e "ot'7' - -
mat nc iaNofS GONG Ih'o Ivy. i1It9
ieut"e ana | FAVOR STAYING ou'-
hut Tue plS crown t'Se ~ iVs i"'t
III us enthusiasm "'leh senator l'"F'-
ing loitetHiN announced ne "d9
against ooi'i''ial'oH u '"'9 country ~
"'e"t hi''aih p
senator i1aruihS Han j"7' It IlathI
'hat iail tAal VIA hol "'i'H0 it*
ha'ioiiai flhhts Qo'S hot deserve -
survive Nheh + atH'F 'oHt ,. AZ
GUINNESS, pas'o OF - AhtHohE =
thui'l' III i'oS MolHt'' VINO was 'ldt'"'
ing t'oS" 10 the Sp9dheI IdiIoIIh
asked
Then why not dafend cur fIEaf
Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1920-1927, 1920-10-08

preaching solution OF the IRISH que3
ton. but that he would not care #
undertake. to say to Great Britain
/ what She must d. any more than
iwouId hermit her to tell us what VT
must do with the pAilippines."
81 lava , .,.mnat1ntic tonrfna INV
so,, ,nr rim t,andnn, = hn continued
~ yoted MAJ va,. IN the Irnjted STATE.
snnato Hlu ehu,ld very much dis
Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1920-1927, 1920-10-08
Community
Thrift

Thrifty communities II Ike
thrifty people are always cheer.
'ul-looking and prosperous.
Thriftless farmers are SHIFT
ess farmers. their farms are
surrounded ny broken fences
here, and gates off from their
hinges there, ruts In the roads,
aud fields fringed with noxiOus
weeds.
Thrift Is contagious. One
thrifty farmer whose fences are
we'll kept, houses nicely painted,
fields well cultivated, Is an In
centive for his neighbors TO do
likewise-hence before long .
whole community IL a better
and more pleasant place III
which to live.
Those who practice Thrift
naturally save money and have
An account in some Bank, why
nOt in the
OTTAWA BANKING 4 TRUST
COMPANY
Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1920-1927, 1920-10-08

the John Weights home Sunday after
noon.
Mr.. and Mrs. Herman Steidle and
l.chr home, near Ottawa.
The ladies Of the Old 1iopeWell
church viii meet Thursday afternoon
at Miss Kate PetcrsonS to complete
some sewing.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-10-18
WILLIAM MTNNICR INJURED
Motorcycles, Badly Hurt When H~ Crssh-
ed Through a Fence.

Crashing through fence az the motor
cycle races held ~ the belmont track ~
Sarberth Saturday William Minnick
son of John n Minnick = this city, vss
injured This Is The second time William
Minnick nae been injured ibis year -s'-
utday he sustained a broken shoulder
and was removed 70 the Bryn Mavr Ho--
pital On the same track Hsruid shock
If Philadelphia coliided with tho sldeoal
n a motorcycle n front - him and -
thrown He sustained spvere cilts and
bru.sSs and was also taken r. Br1n
Mawr Hospital
MlnniCk was racing in tho hrSt raoe ui
the dav. the fen-rnile rsre Tor prufesslon-
ais. The results of the rarnT follow
First race-lO mile for professional,
rnotorryclel William ArthuTs ime
s.34 g..
Secsnd raee -fO-ni y for amateur AIDE.
car. Howard Boreman, 81 Allentown.
y minutes. 2 IL seconds
Third race--i0 mile for p-rfessIonais
keystone state championship, EGgrnf
Walker. s.57 l-5 seconds.
Fourth race, won by Walker, 4s serunci
fat
Fifth race-25 mile championship 'frr~~
for-aIl William Arthurs, - MINUTES. q
seconds.
sixth -ace-IO-niie tor professionals
sIdecarl. William Arthurs. 10 MINUTES
50 % seconds.
Next saturday at Pottstovn man1
local racers will take part N the auto
mobile and motorcycle races there. ~ams
III the men from here VINO viii take pitt u
the races are. Sheckle, Williams and AZ
berta
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-10-18
Personal.

Miss Nan G Pietsch Of Atlantic City.
y. j., is spending 4 fortnight with VI Mss
Alice b Gardner Cf this city
Mr.. and Mrs stephen Denver. I West
Eighteenth street entertained Marty 81
friends last Wednesday evening
Mr.. and Mrs Clyde T. Hughes 81
Altoona Pa, spent the weekend with
Mr. and Mrs Earl G. Hnney 1915 Wash
ington street. Mrs. Hughes Is a sister ~
Mr. Finney
Mrs George Pierce oi Milford has
been visiting IN Wilmington
Mrs Clara Deputy Of Milford spent the
weekend as guest 70 Wilmington and
Philadelphia relatives. She attended the
football game SO Delaware Callcgc ou
Saturday, her son being q student there
Mrs. George h Baynum of Nhlfor,
came up on Saturday 20 attend the foot
bali game az Delaware College. where he
son is student, and she spent yesterda
in Wilmington as guest of relatives Sh
was accompanied by her youngest sor
George IL. Baynum, Jr.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-10-18
NEW CHARTERS.

Dover Oct I6.-Charters were died here
yesterday. as follows
Lorch Bro theirs Co, Philadelphia. Pa, capt
tai s. 900 900.
Victor Radiator Corporation Philadel.
phia Pa $4,000, 600
Community Standard Corporation. viii
mington Del 81 O20 600.
North American Producers Corporation.
Wilmington Del: 8. .OO0, 600.
Apex Tire and Rubber Co. Wilmington
Del. 81 100000.
REM Oil Co, Philadelphia. Pa 81 900 900
kansas Manhattan Oil Corpora tiOn. W il
mington. Del. 5000. 600
Mount Washington Steamship Co, New
York City; S50O, 600
Orlando Hotel Corporation. Orlando Fla
$500 600
4 Service Co of America Washington, D. O..
$3.50 900.
American Metal Mines 90, Dover, Del.
S25Q 600.
Sterling shoe Repairs, Inc. Harrisburg
Pa. 500, 600.
Sterling Pure Food Co. New York City
500 900
Imperial Importing Co. New York City
$50 600
William Freebooter Advertising Service
Co. Wilmington. Del 81 600
Belyot Corporation, Yonkers, \. \ $40
600
Realty Finance and Improvement Cor
poratiun, Washington. ID. q, $3.50, 600.
Dthble OH and Gas Co, changed 20 Lin
coin Oil aud Gas Co, Wilmington, Del
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-10-18
Pythian Grand Lodge.

At least two important issues vii come
before thc snnuai session Of the Grart
Lodge, Knights Of Pythias which meeti
a Pvthian Castle. 9OS West Strcet
next THURSDAY While the Grand Iode,
has in the past, held its annual meeting
at different towns throughout he state.
the members Of the Grand Lodge vii dis
cuSs, st this session, plan for holdlug
the annual sessions, always IN Nilmirgtof
the same as number of other iraierna
organizat onS are row doirg Besides N.
consideration Of this ;SSllc there w,il 10
discussion aS 10 the advancement of n,
Der capita tax.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-10-18
CHESROOK LOSES.
Local Football Champs Lose Close Gsne
in Washington.

Washington, ID. g., Oct. st he Re,
Club of this city, yesterday dcfea ted 10
Chcsrook team of Wilmington, 1870 Tbs
final score should have been 60, ~ 1f
winners second touchdown ressilt q from
an unusual decision In the secOD u quar-
ter, after Rex had carried the ball 10
Chesrook's ZJ-yard iino, Carney bcayed y
forward pass which Kemske, 81 Cbrvook,
intercepted on his own threc-yard bne
Referee Apple gave the ball to Rex, claim
ing Gacney had his hands on the ball when
Kennske caught Il. Umpire Welsh pro
tested the decision. bat was OvcrTiiled.
On the next play Byers took the ball over
for Rex
The Wilmington team played s,rDnRer
in the latter part Of the garoe. after ne
defense had crnbied before The Waking
ton team attack IN the early part u tbe
game. 4 sensational f0-yard run by Gray
IN the third quarter and DJnohue's punt
ing featured tho play of Cbesrook. Nun.
bers, Gabriel, Alexander. Seeiey, Rae and
Fegley also played well for the Whining
tonians. The lineup
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-10-18
TO ADDRESS HIGH SCHOOL.
BOYS and Girls Will Hear PromInen
Men Tomorrow.

The special exercises which ~ere "a
have been held this morning u the
High School were postponed until sc
Tuesday afternoon 70 enable the pupils
to be addressed by DR.. George Tvlss,
from the Ohio state University IN Cohm-
bus, on general educational questions.
DR.. Twiss was delayed In arriving to-day
Franklin II Wentworth. secretary AMI
treasurer Of the National Fire ProtectIou
Association, who viii make a luncheUn
address before the Chamber Of Commerce
tomorrow Is also expected 70 address the
school body tomorrow afternoon.
Members Of the National Survey Com
mlttee on School Conditions we're IN con
ference with Superintendent Scott thls
morning 70 discuss and outline thelE WORK
In this Citv
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-10-18
AUCTIONS-LEGALS
Auction Sales

sAIE-Thursday October 81 at
O'Clock William H. klalr will sell for
Samuel Dougherty at his residence on the
kennett pike. half mile from Greenville.
toward Wilmington. near the hlacksm tn
shop - head OF horses. from 10 10 years
of age weight from 1900 to ii0O pounds.
Lot Of good, young sound horses, ready
for any kind of q job, SIX good dump
wagons Ia sets of good double harness
Is head of COWS. heiferS and bulls, SIX
good fresh cows. 1 good, fat heifers three
stock bulls Ii head of shoats 10 geese,
lot OF farm implements. one manure
sprcader harrows scoops picks and
shoyels block and fall Lot OF other ar
ticles not mentioned Notice. one pair of
extra good young mules. 2600 pounds one
to be settled on day Of sale. Owner samuel
Dougherty. Manager William IL hlair.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-10-18
AUCTION LECALS
Auction Sales

AUCTION sALKs-Df every description.
Anywhere. II You want 20 ~~li see Haun-
ton, the square Deal Ai1rtiouecr And Farm
Agent. 7oS Madison 81. pbon~ 5sss ".
PUBLIC SALE Personal property, sill sell
At my residence at Rose fItii, Delaware,
Thursday. October y. 1920. O'CLOCK ..
m. sharp. 2 horses. Russell wagon. Dear
born. farm wagon. sets Of double
harness, piow harness, single and double
lines. bridfeE. collars. horse ploy, z
cuitiyators. moving machine, double bar
row spring tooth harrow. seed drill tncu-
bator. brooder. hot bed sash lumber. 2
good stoves cook stove Prince Beaver J.,
rs bushels corn. 81 chickens, tons hay,
300 bundles fodder aud many other articles
us.sd in farming. The above goods are In
tho best of condition aud viii be sold to
tho highest bidder. Everett j DuYue
tiOneer.
TRUSTEES SALE OF REAL EsTATE--
BY virtue Of an order Of ff- Orphans
Court, viii be- eK posed to sale al pubic auc-
tton or yendue. on Monday Detober -.
fgl0. at iOa m. AZ the county Court House.
Wilmington Delaware. the following de-
scribed real estate. late of William Frsby.
deceased. to wit
No Z g30 Walnut street, - feet front
and 10 feet deep. with a frame tenement
thereon
No. s. sIs Walnut street. 10 feet front
and 65 feet deep, with a building thereon
No. q. Two lots. being Nos J and on the
plan OF Belvidefe having front Of 81 feet.
10 inches. on the old Newport pike and a
depth Of so feet
For fuil description and terms ~ sale ace
largo bills posted or address tho under
tDwIN n COCHRAN, JR..
Trustee
Attest Norman p. Crouch. CLERK o q.
Wilmington. Del. Oct, o. 1920.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-10-18
RUNAWAY BOYS CAUGHT.
Two Apprehended Who Came Here Fro IN
Pennsylvania by Freight.

\ desire to see the world. via freight
style. resulted in the arrest OF two runaway
boys this morning at French street station.
They were William CarpeOelh, Is years
old. GIGS Gray avenue, Phlladelphla and
Anthony Orblpsky. Ii wears old, Forest
avenue. Ridley Park. Pa, Although both
boys are white, Special Officer J A. Walsh
this morning when arrestmg them, was
hardly able to describe their color, because
of then ride on tho bumpers from Phlla-
phla 10 Baltimore and from that city 20
Wilmington.
The two rllnawavS. were turned over to
the authorities Of the Children : Detention
House. S2I Washington street At the
Detention House this mornIng d was
learned that both boys had only recently
been discharged on probation from the
Phoenixvllle. Pa, Reformatorv
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-10-18
Miss Stirling Wins.

Philadelphia. Pa, Oct IS Miss AleNa
Stirling, Atlanta, holder e the woman :
national golf title, won the BerthellNn cup
for the second time Saturday by defeating
Mrs. W. A. Gavin, Of New York, former
metropolitan champion, up and TO
play, in the deciding match, fought cut
over the course Of the Huntingdon Valley
Country Club
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-10-18
High School Disappoinied

Followers ef the Cherry and White ana
also the eleven were greatly DISAPPOINTED
when the Pennsylvania Institute for The
Deaf failed 20 appear here Saturda,
The varsity SQusd was substituted and
the II team beat, p 10 o.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-10-18
ROOMS AND BOARD
Rooms and Board

ADAMS ST, SOi room. with board for
one gentleman. Also table board.
MARKET ST, 23ls one furnished room
for gentleman. VIII serve breakfast Phone
343.
PENNA. AVE, 1910 Room and board for
two. Near II. 4 O. station.
ROOMS AND B0ARD-Also flrst-class
table board. Phone 2676 ].
WASHINGTON ST. 80 Rooms and
board all c0nveniences Table board Phone
51I3.
W lITH ST gO74Room and board for
gentleman Room well heated Second
story trout. All conVeniences.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-10-18
Delaware Plays Haserfosd.

Next Saturday the Blue snd Gold viii
line up against Haverford College Al
though Delaware defeated HaverfCrd
last season. Coach Shipley expects a much
tougher proposition this wear
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-10-18

Carney Referee Apple. A a
Umpire Welsh Field judge-Thoniss
Head linesnan - McVeigh
Substitutions Tor Kidd. Man
nerinz for Aloxa ndcr. " Feinherv for
s. Feinberg, Rose for Secley, I1dwiE ~
Elliott. Kcnneaily for Dayton, Donohur
for joyce, Numbers f1r Gabriel, Kernsie
for Read. FegIey for Cray, w Kcrrigsn
for Kcncally. Ferguson for Fezleyi Rsyi
Byers for CranstOn
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-10-18
Legal Notices

ADDRESSED 70 the President :
Of tho Levy Court Room 49, County
Building. Wilmington Dalaware. will 10
received until ~ O'Clock noon, Tuesday.
October rs. 1920. for tho construction of
piiing, abutments and fxed steel span
AZ che discs nesr town ~ New Castle 10 q
line Of sixth street Of Nev Castle Plans
and specifications can be secured At the
offjce Of the County Enpineer Room 1873.
County Building. on and after Octotcr 70.
1920, upon making a deposit Df 81, which
viii Dc refunded IL returned in good ccudi-
tiOn on or before October p. 1920 a cer-
titled cbeck for 500 must accompany each
bid The Levy Court reserves the right 70
rej ect any or all bids q Il Grubb. County
Engineer
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-10-18
White Circle Practice.

Al members ol the White Circle sluld
are requested 70 report for practice this
evening az the sual place.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-10-18

r.. 18TH ST. 3-Nicely furnished room. all
conveniepces. Two blocks from Hotel du
Pont.
JEFFERsoN ST. Iai2-Niceiy FURNISHED
bedrooms. Phone 2ig7 J
KING ST, I28o-Furnished sccond-story
front room for one or two. Use OF phone.
RooMs-niceiy furnished. ali eonvenicnoes.
Apply 800 Washington street. Phone
ROOM s-fwo, furnished. Private family.
To settled business woman or teacher
Address 2, Every Evening oNce,
WEST SIDE well-furnished. large. .sc-
ond-story room. good location Phone 30ll,
WEST ST. 0io second STORY front room.
for two gentlemen.
WEST 81. 12i0-~Furnished rooms for
gsntlemen;. Private home conveniences.
Phone 3203 NJ
WAsHfNUToN sf, s23-Furnished front
room I'm modern apartment. Apply Mrs.
Williams s28 Washington street..
W NINTH ST. gO3 Front room. fur
nshed. for man and wife or two men.
eTH AND VAN buren, sT9.--second-
story front room. Employed young woman
preferred Phone 1924 NJ
Rooms For Housekeeping 60
CoNNFLL ST. 2Oa-Tpo nice rooms for
housekeeping. one poms for gentleman.
FIFTH AVE. 1.-TWO furnished rooms for
light housekeeping Lights and gas. 81 per
week. Phone 322eeJ.
kIgo ST. housekeeping rooms. and
kOOMs-srwo. for light housekeeping.
To refined couple. Good location. Phone
50T2-W
ROOMS Two. nicely furnished, for light
housekeeping. Private family. Good ioFa-
ton Call evenings or phone aS6b y
ROOM To Protestant woman. employed
through the day Unfurnished, third story
front room. References required. n IL.
Every Evening ONCE.
SPRUCE sT, f2s-Four room on second
floor water and gas
WASHINGTON ST.. 252o Two unfur-
nished rooms for Light housekeeping. Good
location
Where to Eat I'll
TABLE BOAHD-By the week. us King
street. Mrs. r.. Hand
Where 10 Stop in Town "
TIE STRAND
Fourth and Poplar. Buge.. Tabls
board. Newly furnished rooms. Phone
o2so w
ANNEX HOTEL-East Fourth street. Good
rooms with hot uater. heat. tub and
shower baths. s2B0, tsp0 and 500
weekly single beds. 5Sc. SOC. 75c and 81.
Open day and Night.
Wanted Rooms or Board u
| ROOM AND BOARD In private family.
BY gentleman Address y .. Every Evening
Bf1cr
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-10-18
CLASSIFIED DISPLAY
Real Esasc

Real Estafr
FOR RENT
Five-rooun apartment. col west Third
street
room apartment. $40 West Third
street
Posse ssion Octoh~r p
JOHN j. HAGIRY
623 W -Four tn 81 Phone 5f70
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-10-18
AUTOMOBILES
Automobiles For Sale

Automobiles For Sale ~
AUTOMOBILES
1917 HAYNES TOURING.
1917 CHEVROLET ToURlNS.~
1915 PORD, TRUCK.
rNlo SrKaEMAN. 3tr ION TRUCh.
rhe ahpvr cars may be purchased on
our convcaiicnt monthly payment plan
IL desired. Act quick. -
See MIR Ratledge~ Ss2-oS french 81.
Open evenings. 70 "
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-10-18

Buy DIRECT FROM OWNER-Save
dealers profit. largest selection In Deis-
~.-e 90 cars including all standard
makes, and 10 trucks to choose from.
u.vr Won CAR FOR SALE List 1t
III, MS We have q buyer Our charge is
81 for listing. No other charge until ve
sru Our ch>rre for selling your car is SIS.
Used Car Sales Co. e03 shipiey street.
Phone 1854 J. Open evenings. TO 9.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-10-18
Lost and Found

Lost and Found iu
kRFASTpIN-Iost at kirkwood Park, on
Wednesday evening. Reward If returned
70 Every Evening Ofiicc.
RKACELET LINKS For wrist watch.
Found near 9th 4 Franklin SITS. Owner
may have same by calling at kvery ENeh~
Ing and paying for advertisement.
BREAST PlN-Lost between 22d ana
Washington TO 10th and Lombard. fal, faIns
lily hcirioam. Reward If returned 10 @%oS
Washington.
PIN Platinum found sunday at Sth
Franklin. owner may have same by prov
ing property Apply Every Evening ohloo..
SUIT CASE-Lost. small black, containing
poIf clothes Between Adams street ana
ttfipin and pcnnSylyania avenues ana NJ
salem Lane suitable reward. IL returned
20 Every Evening Orice.
SWEATER -Child's yellow; lost in zoo.
Kindly return Ia Every Evening oihee'
Reward
TERRIER Small. long, hushy DAT
mix,d gray color. Reward Inquire 2SOa
Boulevard. Phone 1855 J.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-10-18
REAL ESTATE FOR SALE

REAL. ESTATE FOR SALE
business Property So
FLORIST BUSINESS Retail Old estab-
lished. Three greenhouses, store and eight
room dwelling attached, For particulars
address \ IA. Every Evening oftce.
Farms and Land For Sale 50
HOUSE Six rooms, gas and electricity
= "A acres of good truck land One half
mile outside of city New Castle avenue
Pyle Lane WoodIawn. Lots Of fruit trees
Houses For sab 81
HOUSE, Seven rooms. bath. front aud rear
yards Immediate possession Apply Il30
Heald street.
Suburban For sale 81
BEILEFONrE Bungalow, all modern
convenienccS, garage and laundry. porches
all screened. Phone Holly Oak 6S J.
BELI.EFONTE New bungalow. facing troll
Icy. Hot water heat. hardwood floors. two
toilets. open fireplace, cement walks, hedge.
Has to be seen to he appreciated. Chas. E.
Jordan. 4 Il, Twenty third street.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-10-18
FINANCIAL.
Investments. Stocks. Bonds

INVEST STMENTs--O offered TO
subscribe TO local security producing I'M
usual return. Absolute guarantee OF prin-
cipai. Most successful concern. Strfctest
confidence. Address Investment. i. .. Box