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ST. PATRICK'S MISSION.
Punishment Of Sin Discussed by Rev.
Edward j. Holla nd.

Rev Edward ] Holland c. S. s. r.,
addressed the mission at st. Patrick s
Church last night His sub lcct was 'Out
of He'll there is no Redemption
He'll, he said, exists for Christ Him
self says. Depart We curs1 1sd into ever
lasting fire No less than Fifteen times is
mention made in the Gospels Of an
eternal punishment, and tn e place where
this punishment is suffered is called Hell
Some think God cruel in furnishing the
SIN Of moment by n punishment Of
infinite duration The greatness Of the
punishment is in proportlonI 70 the great
ness Of the dignity Of Inn. WHO is
offended by Sin God is infinite f,a
offence is infinite punishment must he
infinite The body suffers bn account. Of
the darkness in He'll the fire Of Hell +
the bowling and shriekinG of the lost
souls. The soul suffers by its separation
from its Creator. and by the thought,
i. ! am suffering here thr ough my own
fault 2 Suffering for a trlhe, g. Suffering
for All eternity
1T il not sufficient simply To believe
in the existence Of He'll, we must lead
lives that will save us from the flames Of
Hell, believing what Chris teaches, and
doing what He commands
Tomorrow evening the men viii parti-
cipate IN special devotions in honor Of the
Mother Of God Her altar Will be adorned
with flowers and candles and after the
mems dedication a PROCESSION followed
by Benediction of Blessed Sacrament will
close the evening The Mission viii close
Sunday evening.
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The water IL obtained by the town from
IL driven wells, from IS to IL feet deep.
Houses with privics arc close by the Welis
on all sides, and manfred field, WIN
sufface drainage towards the wells, seven
surface privics close by, with a leaking
ceaspool $50 feet away, and another cess
pool 500 feet away. Three analyses
of the water Indicate a water ut times hlgh
IN free ammonia, nitrites and nitfatesS
As to Georgetown il is concluded that
permission for Ise Of the water on trains
should not be granted until survey
shows that the nearby cesspools and
privies have been corrected and series
of analyses indicates that the water -
of o satisfactory quality.
Harrington are two water sup
plies ut Harrington from which the rail-
road has at times taken supplies for filling
coaches railroad owned dug well and
the public water supply At the present
time the dug we'll of the railroad is being
used To obtain supplies. This well Is
500 feet south from the station. No
way of preventing waste water from IT.
turning To the well is provided. Two large
privies used by the railroad employees
are within 10 feet Of the well, and a uriunl
rs feet away. There we're also other
privies in the neighborhood The public
water supply is from two driven wells.
Surface drainage about the wells is poor.
Nearby were stable and priviee An
anaiyss Of this water in 1916 showed q
suspicious amount of free ammonia,
nitrites and nltrafes.
On account of conditions there, il il
recommended that no certificate be issued
for the use ofwater from the public wells
of Harrington until the insantary condi-
tions within 800 feet of the wells are
corrected and n series Of complete chemical
and bacteriological analyses demonstrates
a water OF satisfactory quality and purity
Tewea Water here IL taken by the
MARYLAND Delaware Il Virginia railroad
from the town water supply, which Is
also the source If supply Of the e s
Marine Hospital nt Cape Henlopen
The supply Is from eight driven wells
The same conditions were found ~
Iewes -surface prlvica within Is and
lo0 feet of the wells and stagnant water
swamp formed bY the railroad crnbank-
ment
From analyses made II j. recommended
that the railroad company be granted
pprrnissInn fo tiep this water under
temporary certificate. provisional upon
the prompt removal of all privies within
200 feet and connection of the houses in
this area with sewers
Rchobofh Information that water was
being used hv the PENNSYLVANIA Railroad
for drinking purposes on coaches II
trains from the public supply At .Rehoboth
was only obtained after the inspection
of the various supplies IN the State had
been completed Certi6cation as ~ Re-
hoboth water must await further lnforma-
tion 10 be furnished BY the State bacteri0l-
oqlst
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-05-07
STOCK PRICES DECLINE
AFTER GAIN At START
Crucible Steel Drops Six Points;
Mexican Oils Go Down; Money
Per Cent.
Nv Associated Press TO Every Evening


New York, wall street,, 1880 q. m,
May 7.-Sentlment among traders was
evenly divided Mt the opening ol today $
stock market, initial prices showing gains.
Moderate selling was probably induced
by the report of the local Federal reserve
bank urging further contraction oi credits.
Oils, excepting Texas Company, made
substantial gains with secondary steels
and motors, but rails were irregular with
shippings and textiles.
Trading was light and again limited to
the professional element.
Firmncss was shown by foreign ex-
change in the preliminary quotations.
PRICES REACT BEFORE NOON.
NooN-Priccs yielded in all directions
before the end oi the first hour Steels
equipments and oils were again the center
of attack. sharp reactions also occurring
in shiprings and motor accessories.
Crucihle Steel reacted six points and
allied issues | to 5.
Mexican oils were especially weak on
latest news from that country, Mexican
Petrolcums falling points but the
European oils resisted selling pressure
The setback extended to high grade
rails, but losses in that group were COM
parativey small Moderate recoveneS
set in before noon. the per cent money
rate making the shorts more cautious
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AMERICAN FOOD BAD,
FRENCH DUCHESS FINDS
She Liked Virginia Ham, Though; |;
Says We Don't Know
How to Eat.
BY Associated Press to Every Evd ming

Paris, May 7.-Amcrican food as
served in restaurants in that country.
did not favorably impress tho Duchess
of Clermont- -Tonnerre, who visited the
United States last autumn, and has
written book on her trip. Americans
do not consider eating seriously enough,
she indicates and are trying I'd simplify
the performance. The only American
foods that appear to have made an appeal
to the Duchess were red bananas. Cali
fornia apples and oranges and "hams of
Virginia"
"One must admit she says in her
book chat food in America II not good.
To n Frcnchman, the word meal cannot
be applied to the bolting dow n of club
sandwich in five or six bites while stand
ing before n luncheon bar. I he necessity
of eating seems to have become for
Americans n sort of monotonbus and OBJ
ligatory annoyance. and they are bending
all cndeavors toward simplifying the per
formance.
The Duchess says she 'iF unable to
comprehend why an American should
require less time for his whole luncheon
than one of her countrymfn needs 10
merely scan the wine list" and continues:
American butter is poor and American
cheese cannot be eaten. Am brican chick
ems are emaciated and scraWny. and Onc
ha, the feeling it is cruelty TO put a
knife To them. All American dishes have
passed through cold stora &c and arc
inspidid
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-05-07
PROPOSAL.

TRUSTEES SALE or REAL EsTATE.
by virtue Of an order of the Orphans
Court, win bc exposed 20 sale AZ pubic
auction or yeudue. on Tuesday. MAY lSs
1920. at 10 a. m. at the county Court HOUSE,
Wilmington, Delaware, the following de-
seribed real estate. late OF William q. Ret
ting and Ellen Retting his wife. both de-
erased. To wit.
1902. 1904 and 1906 Thatcher street, having
a combined front Of 80 feet and depth ~
~ feet and each having t8o+stOTy Drich
dwelling thereon.
1920 and 1924 Thatcher street having a
combined front Of 70 feet and a depth of
~ fest, six inches, with a frame dwelling
thereon.
lot on eaat side of Thatcher street be-
tween Thirteenth and Fourteenth stree 9.
With a front of 90 feet and n depth ~ 81
feet. ak inches. with a brick storehou%'
thereon.
vacant lot on southerly vide of Lodge
street $50 feet west OF Ciaymont STREET
with a front Of 50 feet and ? depth Of 20
feet,
For terms of sale and fun description. see
large bills posted. or address the unfer-
sfCGRfrY TRUST AND 8AfH DE-
p0srr co. Trustee.
Or Chas Is Evans ESQ. Attorney.
Attest Norman r. Crouch, Clerk o. @.
Wilmington. Del. April =, 1920.
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GEORGETOWN WATER
Continued from page /

matter up Immediately. through c. II.
Wells, Special Commissioner for the
State Board OF Health, with the proper
authorities, in order that the conditions
complained of may be renedied Mt the
earliest possible time. The changes
recommended will, In some instances,
take considerable tune. and would have
to be done nj considerable expense
At CLAYTON the Pennsylvania railroad
fills three cars daily The public water
supply. owned by the town, is about 500
feet north of their station. and we'll IN
the center of the town and the supply
is obtained from l3 driven wells They
are from 40 to 45 feet deep The wells
arc within an area of 100 bv 80 feet
with houses close by on three sides
There are four closets ranging from y
to $50 feet of the wells, all grossly in
sanitary. The town has been severed,
but these houses have not been connected
A chemical analysis Of the water shows that
there has been past pollution, and II IS
recommended that all privics within 5a0
feet of the wells be removed and all
houses connected with sewers Even
with the privies removed there remains
the possibility, the report saws, Of the
water becoming contaminated from the
nearby sewers As the present location
Of the wells near the center Of the town
is not favorable for securing 4 uniformly
safe supply, change to moro remote
region is advised.
As to the CLAYTON water. Il is recon-
mended that the railroad be permitted
to use the water under temporary certl-
fcate. provisional upon the prompt clean
ing up Of the area surrounding the wells.
Delmar The plant Is located one
eighth mile from the station and is owned
nv the Delmar Water Co The supply
IS obtained from four driven wells. There
are no sewers near the wells, but there
are two surface privies within 250 feet
of the plant and one within 500 feet.
Analyses Of the water do not furnish
conclusive data as to its purity. 1t II
recommended that the use Of this supply
should be allowed under a temporary
certificate, pending the making of sewer
connections and removal OF insanitary
prlvles.
CORRECTION NEEDED AT GEORGETOWN.
Georgetown-Taher railroad secures water
for drinking and culinary purposes at
Georgetown from the public supply
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-05-07
PHILA. PRODUCE MARKET.
' Associatcd Press to Every Evenlns

BY Associated Press to Every EveninS
Philadelphia. May Corn-As to
quality and location. 1.S0a200 the lat
ter for No. yellow.
Oats-No. >. white, 140al.45; No. ),
white l.3Sal.39
Butter Western creamery, extra, 90:
nearby prints, fancy, 72a14
Cheese-New York, full milk, fancy,
held. 31a32 do, ordinary to choice, 23a3G;
do, current make. fancy, held, 3Sa'54-
Eggs-Ncarby 6rsts, sac per dozen;
do. current receipts. 43; western extra
firsts, "A: do, tirsts, 40, fancy selected
packed, 50a52
live pouItry-Fowis. as to size, and
quality, 36a4O; broiling chickens, 15aS0:
old roosters, 26a2S; young STACEY. 30a32;
ducks. ?ekiu, 33a35, do Indian runner,
30a34; Muscovv, 30a32
Dressed poultry-Fowls, fresh killed,
choice to fancy, 42a44, do, small sizes,
35a37; roosters, 81.
Potatoes hite potatoes, per 100
pounds, Oscars do, $50 pound bags,
9.75al0.75; 165-pound bags, Il 5Oa-
1925
Flour-Soft winter. straight western.
1175al2 90; do. do. nearby. IL .50a1l LIS;
hard winter, straight, I300.a14.00; do,
short patent, 400 a 1900; spring, first
clear, l0.75aI20O; do, patent. l3.50a-
1900: do, short patent, 1525a16 90: fancy
spring and city mills patent, family brand,
I5.25aI6.00.
Hay Timothy, No. ., 42.O0a43 90;
do. No. 5. 3900a4O00; do, sample,
35.OOa37 90; no grade, 3O.O0a32 90; clover
mixed hay, 42.0Oa4300.
Tallow-Prime city, loose, 1314; do.
special loose, IA; prime country, 1212;
edible, in tierces, 1515a16.
Bran-Soft winter bran, western, IN
100-pound sacks, 62.50a63.00; do, spring,
do, 62.0Oa62. 80.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-05-07
NEW CASTLE BONDS
wgg FEtO %

Proposals viii be- received until D. n
Tuesday. May ~ 1920 for an Or any part
~ q wen sy-ave thousand dollars ~ bonds
10 re issued upon the credit 81 the city n
New Castle Delaware under Act ~ the
General a bly, ~ The tate of Delaware
approved March ~ 1917. said bonds viii
be ID the name ~ The Mayor lnc Council
of New Castle vii ~ dated as n Iuiy n
1870 will bear interest from date AZ the
rate Of I've per cen tum per annum, payable
4erni-annuaIy ana will ~ In denomina-
tIone Or $500 each numbered consecu lively
from one to ffty. the principal 70 ID
a the expiration of tnirty YEARS from In
date of the issue thereof me said municipal
corporation reserving the right 1o radeem
said bonds 0r any II them at any interest
period after the expiration q tive years
from the date ~ .ssle
All proposals must De accompanied ~
4 certified cbec6 psyable "a the order Of
The Mayor and Council Of New Castle for
three per oentum Of the amount of bonds
bid for The bgnds Will ~ delivered as soon
after Baiy I92D as pracf aCaple. the pur-
chaser 10 pay accrued interest from The
date of the bonds the UIne Of delivery.
The righb 70 reiect any or all nids II re-
served Address al Dids 70 John I'll stoops.
President u Council New Castle Delaware.
BY order of City Council
JOHN T. sTD0PS
President
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Pro POSAG>S
BOARD OF ST ATE SUPPLIES

Sealed proposals addressed as above
endorsed Proposals for Printing ana
supplies for printing corporation bays,
school laws constitution, election and
registration laws report ~ auditor 81
accounts adiutant general s report. state
treasurer report report Of state boarh
Of Health Insurance commissioner report
LanminR laws and other printing. stationery
and supplies far the USE Of The @ctretary
Of state state treasurer. insurance corr
missioner. auditor ~ accounts. chance llor,
State board Of agriculture. clerI ~ the
peace Of New Castle county and. general
assembly Of 1921, will be received until >
q c lock p m. on the 2sth day Of May.
a. -. 1870.
sperifcs ions and blank proposals may
be obtained at Office of secretary n sta
on or after May rs 1920
~anp,"- of proposed printing and sarnnles
y hen Fpeci6catipns refer 70 samples may
bc seen al the office of the secretary -
state
The proposals must bo accompanied ~
q certified cheek for 10 per cenfum ~ the
amount Of bid payable 70 .he secretary
OF said board.
only those proposals made upon the
hianss furnished by said hoard Til oe
Riqhf % reject any and al bids j.
EVERETT {. JOHNSON.
Secretary Board ~ state supplies
Dover f5tf Aprii - 1921
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-05-07
BUILDING PERMITS.

The following projects have been ap-
proved by the building Inspector
Oak street. II Lower; Frank Orzohowskd
owner and builder; addition 500
Gilpin avenue, 1924; Geo. Schaffer-
man, owner. Dennis VI Buckley, builder
addition SIS
Madison street, 845; /. Rubin owner,
John p. Reardon, builder; garage and
alterations 81 600
Porter street, 400; Frank Jablonski,
owner, I. Laskowski builder; additions
$500
Seventh street, 603 East;L Bartoskisky,
owner; f. LaskoWski builder; alterations,
81 800
Van Buren, street. AT North; J Name
lski owner, y. Pckicwlcz builder: additions
81 400
Walnut street. 4l0, B. Il. Harman, M
Capaldi; alteration $50
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-05-07
FAITHFUL BANKER.
Union Bank Honors Memory of the Late
Z. Frank Sharpley.

At a meeting Of the board of directors
Of the Union National Bank, held on We'd
nesday, John Fl. Dandy, the president, in
formed the board Of the death, which oc-
CURED on May 4. Of Z. Frank Sbarpley,
receiving teller, and stated that he had
been in the employ of the bank for AZ
wears. The board ordered that Mr. Sharp
lev's death be noted on the minutes and
that especial mention be made Of the long
and faithful services which he had render
ed. and further ordered that record be
made Of Mr. Sharpley affable and court
eous manner which endeared hum TO ms
associates and the patrons
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-05-07
DEATHS
unnGr

HODGE Suddenly. al Henry Clay Del
on May 1920. James Andrew Hodge
aged - years
Relatives and friends and employees ~ the
Harley Yards are invited n attend the
funeral services al the residence Of Mr.. and
Mrs william Andrews ~ Rrecx $ Lane.
Henry Clay. Del. on Saturday afternoon
At 2 clock Tnterment at Greenhili cemetery
fsfandard time
MAZE. In this city on May e. 1920
John Maier aged IS years
Relatives friends and members os tho
German Order NJ Harugar1 and Delaware
saengerbund are invited to attend the
funeral services At his late residence. 800
West Third street. on Monday afternoon
at > 30 clock fnterment at SiiverbrDok
cemetery
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-05-07
GRAND ARMY ELECTS.
Charles Frishmuth Of Wilmington Chosen
Department Commander.

The Department Of Delaware. G. A. r.,
Mt the annual cncampment. in Irish
American Hall, yesterday. elected Charles
Fishmuth Of Wilmington department
commander. Other officers were elected
as follows
William A. Truitt. senior vice-com-
mandor: David II. Myers, junior vice
commander: Augustus Owens. chaplain. !.
William Kelley. medical director ]. s.
Litzenberg, assistant adiutant-general.
Delegates and alternates TO the ma
tional encampment in Atlantic Citv the
latter of September were chosen. II. y.
Short was elected delegate-at-large; Ma
than Levy. delegate, and j. A. Porter
and Samuel Henderson, alternatcs
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-05-07
HATCHET BURIED?
Republican Factions "Get Together"
and Smoke Pipe of Peace.

Republicans Of Brandywine Hundred
did their best to bury the hatchet and pull
AT the pipe Of peace by holding get
together" dinner at the Lambro's restau-
rant last night.
M. Davis gave the dinner and Frank
G. Miller Of the Brandywine hundred
committee was t0astmaster Besides
the members Of the committee. state
Senator J. g. Highheld, Jr, Represen-
tative William H. Danzenbaker. and rep
resentatives oi the Voters Non-Partisan
League attended the dinner.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-05-07
CHANGING IMMIGRATION LAWS.
Senate Committee to Erect Barrier TO
Keep Out and Deport Reds.

Washington, May 7.--Immediate
amendment of the immigration laws was
considered yesterday at n special meeting
of the Senate Immigration Committee
Secretary Wilson yesterday sald that
membership in the Communist party of
America is alone not sufficient cause To
deport aliens.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-05-07
DELAWARE MAY LOSE HONOR.
Miss Vernon Says Louisiana May Ratify
During Recess of Legislature Here.

Miss Mabel Vernon national secretary
OF the Womans party this morning ex-
pressed concern that Delaware's delay
to complete ratification Of the suffrage
amendment might cause this State to
lose the honor Of being the thirty-sixth
to raitfv. Louisiana's legislature meets
next Monday and Miss Vernon believes
it likely that favorable action may be
taken In that State before Delaware re-
convenes on MAY i.
Miss Vernon states it has been no secret
that some Democratic members Of the
Delaware Legislature are opposing rati-
fication not with the hope Of defeating
suffrage but with the purpose of prevent
ing action here so that the Republicans
Will not have the credit among women
voters OF giving the last State
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-05-07
Turkey Farm .

Curnrnins, \. d., May Mrs Alice
Publ, who in 1919 madf $3.50 raising
turkeys as side line, h as decided to
start turkey farm near hf re and devote
all her time to the fowl n lrs Publ feels
that if she can keep house pa |, ,700-acre
ranch, cook for p men and board the
district school-nla am and make $3.50 m
her sp-re moments with turkeys, there
should be much profit in being full time
turkey farmer. Mrs. Publ claims the
turkey is the best protection against the
grasshopper pest, which Il lreatens TO be-
come formidable this year
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-05-07
WET VOTE A 81 IoCK.
Recount in Democratic Contest for Con-
gress in Dry District

Salisbury, Md, May Hilton ".
Robertson, the ''wet" can nFidate against
Alan Goldshorough for th E Democratic
nomination for Congress In the First dis
trict, whose vote in Mon6ay's prima-
ries In this arid district caused great
surprise, yesterday through his attorneys,
fled petitions, In the nine counties for
recount and review OF the whole vote
throughout the district
Democratic regular politicians are
dumbfounded at the remarkable run
made by Robertson on his platform OF re-
peal Of the Volstead act al d advocating
light wines and beer Gdldsborough is
not prohibitionist, but be did not take
a stand on the question III bis campaign
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-05-07
~ouRTFeY QUALITY SERVICE
HOTEL KENTUCKY

KENT UCKE AVE NEAR BEACH
European Plan Rabes 81 - ~ - gaiiy
rnerican Plan - ~ SD dly sf7 ~ ur
wkIy Elevator plerfric lights Getnphorf
every room. running satev in rooms Dri-
vzte baths.
Phone 1f05 ~ p FENEADY
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Willard Bennett Is paroIed.

Willard f. Bennett was parolcd for
two years in Court Of General Sessions
after pleading guilty 10 larceny Resi-
dents 0f Mill Creek gave the boy an cX-
cellent reputation.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-05-07
Prepnring for { isange.

Property accounts are being checked
up at the Office of the ". s.. district engi-
neer, in connection with the change oi
commanding officers.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-05-07
Birth Announced.

Mr.. and Mrs. Ralph p. smith of s08
Lombard street announces tho birth oi =
daughter, Margaret Ann, on April ~.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-05-07
ZorNENe

S. Charles Piace ard Heaeh Fresh and ssa
water baths. running water ir rama: elevator.
Superlrr table. Spring rates. frach At trains t
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OBITUARY.
John MATER.

John Maier aged 68 ye4 4rs, ]
Third street, died at ms h9 9me J
The funeral services will bd held
afternoon with interment at ST
cemetery.
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prIsLIc SALES.

PUBLIC SALE a. the residence ~ the
fate Vim y. seal kOsole Del. SATURDAY.
May IL 1920 At Z 10 D. m HOusehOid,
Kitchen furniture and carpenters tooig.
All in good condition. Terms cash
MRS. WM. P. EEAL.
Lank, Aucti0neer.
PUBLIC SALE Having no further uss for
my personal property. ! VIII aeit af public
sale, on saturday, May s. 1920. at -
sharp. on the Foad leadlBg from Ashland
20 Kennett square. Pa. thB following aFtlcieg
10 wit. Two bedroom suites. ~ dininRf0DHi
chairs. two room stoves. three tables. marble
stand. rocker. 10 new curtains. bureau. three
Kitchen chairs. two lots ~ nattings, lnt Ut
pictures. ironing board. lot of carpet, paDers
four lamps, two straw TDattresges, six V&ges.l
iapb0ard lot Of feathers. three screen doors.
4Ol quart lars, Two guns. scttee. mirror, set
Df scaies. four irons. farming implements,
milk wagon, carriage. NhaeIbarroW. grind
stone work bench. lot Of harness. hay fork.
three scythes and sled. sied2e hammer. two
buck save. tWO crogscut saws. four wedges.
two nnattOck8. roll chicken wire. roll Lae
paper. boards. Lot of articles too numerous
10 uention Terms. cash.
MRS. ANNIE EAGLEsON
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OCEAN CITY. \. J.

ETAXNTE Running wz6er n every
room. Bookiet r. 8lundins~
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REsORTs.
ATLANTIC CITY. n. J.
CONTINENTAL

- CONTiNENTAL-
Tennessee az. near Bezcn always opon
private baths, running water IN rooms
elevator. excelient table white servlcr
American plan $3.50 VI daily specia
wgekfY rates. GCsCkiete CRarage
N WALSH DUNCAN
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MOTORCYCLES EPATRED.

READING STANDARD MOTORCYCLE
General repairing on all makes Af-ra-a
sorles. Wilmington Cycle Co. 1906 Marxer
street Delrnar r Van Sice. Mgr Pncag
aft )