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Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1920-01-22
81 ALLEGED
REDS INDICTED
Among Them William Bross
LLOYD. Millionaire Socialist,
and Editor Reed

Chicago. Jan. 2l.--William Bross Lloyd.
socialist, and other alleged
members of the communist iabor party
were indicted to-day by "A special grand
jury on charges of conspiracy to over
throw the government by force, in viola
ton of the State Syndicalism act.
among those indicted are three wom-
en-.
Lloyd "A millionaire resident of Evan
stCn. is sergeant lat arms of the com
munst labor party. His indictment IS
based on newspaper interviews following
the red roundup in which he proclaim
ed himself as the "reddest of the red.
Prominent among those indicted to-
day were August Wegenknecht of New
York. national executive secretary or the
communist labor party. and John Reed
editor of The Voice of Labor said to
be the party organ.
Others We're Alexander Bilan, New
York and Edward Lindgren, New York
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1920-01-22
ODD ITEMS FROM EVERYWHERE,
(From the Boston Globe)

The doors of the famous Falmouth
hotel In Portland, Me, which have been
closed to the public, have not been
locked for more than so years, and no.
body knows where the keys are now.
Mrs. Almira Perry, of Orland. Me,
81 years old. had with the New Years
dinner IA baked Indian pudding made
of cornmeal which she raised herself.
She planted, cultivated and harvested
the Command ground it into meal in an
old fashioned coffee mill. She also sold
S12 worth of corn from her patch.
4 gold nugget weighing nearly 70
pounds has been discovered in the Kivu
mines. In the Congo.
To get rid of the English sparrow,
Menominee. Mich, is Offering bounty
of two cents bird. Aheartless cor
respondent says; This not only proves
effective. but furnishes amusement for
the youngsters" one boy took 1874
sparrows to the city clerk and claimed
his reward
A Berkshire man has on his lawn as
receptacles for flowers three marble
bathtubs, for which he paid $50 apiece.
The cost to the original owner, after
whose death they were sold, was 5000
apiece.
! "Sunshine Mary" who for 10 years has
sold on an average 500 papers a day
standing at the corner of 18th and G
SITS in Washington, has quit on account
OF the cold weather. and is going to take
a Western trip IN go from here to
Brooklyn," she says, land sell papers
there until l have enough saved to ga
| tn another city. | am going to work
from city to city until | reach Kansas
| CITY or St Louis, and then | am going
TO work my way back to dear old Wash
ington." In 10. years Mary has sold ap.
nroximately 100000 papers.
A young woman slipped on the ice OF
Front street. Lewiston. and a young man
picked her up. Hardly ON her feet sh,
slipped again and he grasped her arm
10 steady her and she, thinking him toe
oficious, slapped him in the face
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1920-01-22
Mrs, sarah Anne HOrsfOrd

Mrs. Sarah Anne Horsford died at
her home in Charlotte Monday morn
ing. aged 80 years. She is survived by
four daughters. Marion and Genevieve
of Charlotte, Mrs. Marshall N. Smith
of Ardmore. Okla. and Mrs. William
II. Trombley of West Springfield. Mass ;
also by one son, Frederick Fl. of Char
lotte, and by five grandchildren and
two great grandchildren. She also
leaves one brother. Alonzo Stearns of
this city and one sister, Mrs. Electa
Holt of Grand Rapids, Mich. Mrs.
Horsford was a lifelong member of
the Methodist Episcopal Church. A
brother, John Stearns, died a year ago
at the age of 80.
Last October Mrs. Horsford cele-
brather the Goth anniversary of her
birthday, and all commented on her
great activity. both in home and Red
Cross work. She was active up until
two months ago, when she was ia
ken Ill. The funeral was held from
her late home Wednesday afternoon at
two o'clock.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1920-01-22
ODD ITEMS FROM EVERYWHERE
(From the Boston Globe)

Bonnie Lad, Scotch collie owned by
John Gallagher of the Kansas City
Kennel Club. lost all but two teeth in
a fight with a bulldog. His master took
him to dentist and now Bonnie Lad
has a full set Of false teeth. two OF
them gold. ~
According to a calendar of world
holidays. every day in January. except
ing eight and not including Sundays Is
observed as a holiday somewhere in the
world.
Honolulu is to have government
auction sale, formal authorization OF
which has been forwarded from the
director of the second Liberty Loan
Here is what is to be auctioned: zone
card index box. cost s1,25,"
The new price of milk in Lawton, Ok,
Is % cents quart.
A member of the Harvard class of 1851
has sent 20 cents in stamps as his con-
tribution to the Endowment Fund, The
donor is graduate OF the Lawrence
Scientific school, which has since been
Incorporated in the School of Arts and
Sciences. Speaking of his education at
Harvard. he writes: Now In the S3d
year of my life, feel that by its in
fluence | was able to do honest and
painstaking work.
If you believe Hi Hawkins of Pound
Ridge. Conn, while he was eating a
hard-boiled egg at breakfast he found in
1t Mrs. Hawkins wedding ring, with
"Hiram to Eliza engraved on the, In
side, which she lost when she was feed
ing the chickens six weeks ago. L..
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1920-01-22
FLYING SQUADRON
FOR BURLINGTON
Queen City Will Be Headquar-
ters for Band of PrOhi-
bition Agents

Bostun. Jan. 20.---Flying squadrons
of revenue agents will be organized
to protect New England and New
York state against violations of the
prohibition laws. william j.
Mccarthy, supervising federal prohibit
ton agent for the northeastern de :
Dartmcnt announced to-day.
The cgents will be distributed
among divisional headquarters at AL
hal,y ana Buffalo IN New York state,
Portsmouth,, y. H., Bangor. Me, and
Burlington, Vermont. and this city.
he said. They will be organized for
routine enforcement service ana for
hunting down moDnshiners IN the tor
eet country ana patrollng the ~
bridges on the Canadian border.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1920-01-22
POWHATAN'S PLIGHT
CAUSES ANKLE TY
Disabled Transport With Ell
Passengers Aboard Runs
Into Bad Weather

Halifax, N S., Jan. 21--Anxiety was
felt in marine circles tonight for the
safety Of the United States Army trans
port Powhatan and her 271 passengers,
after a wireless message was received
from Captain Travis of the Canadian
government steamship Lady Laurier,
stating that his vessel was alongside the
transport and that weather conditions
were bad. The brief radio said:
Lady Laurier alongside Powhatan.
Weather conditions bad"
New York, Jan. 2-A wireless mes
sage received late to-day from the Pow
hatan said:
IAN going well on board No change
in ships condition"
Another message from Captain Lustie
of the army transport Northern Pacific
stated that his ship was standing by the
Powhatan waiting for the weather to
moderate in order to transfer passengers.
Request has been made for a sea-going
tug to assist in towing the disabled trans
port to Halifax.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1920-01-22
Mrs. Arthur from bley

Mrs Clara L. Trombley, wife of Ar
thur Trombley of 81 Intervale avenue.
died suddenly at her home Sunday
morning. death being due to meningeai
hemorrhage. Mrs. Trombley was born In
st. Marie, Beauce, Canada in February.
1872, and has made Burlington her home
for the past 80 years. Besides her hus-
band, she is survived by seven children.
Lydia, Leon, Wilfred, Lawrence Ray
mond. Catherine and Albert. all Of this
city She was a COMMUNICATE of st. Jo-
seph's Church and member of St.
Anne's society and the Union ST. John
the Baptist
The funeral was held at st. Joseph
Church Wednesday morning, with burial
in Mt. Calvary cemetery.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1920-01-22

been starved to death and whose three
sons were killed in battle. but who had
como to the American cemetery last Me-
mortal day to help scatter flowers upon
the graves of the American dead
DO not weep; and when you go PACK
to America, tell the mothers of America
not TO worry; tell them that we shall care
for them 1.-THE American dead as our
own beloved sons"
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1920-01-22
Curtis Sturtevant

The funeral of Curtis Sturtevant. who
died Sunday was held Tuesday morning
at eight o'clock Mass was sung at tho
Cathedral by the Rev. J. f. ellis. The
burial was in Mt. Calvary cemetery. The
bearers were: Joseph Lee, Alexander
Borrette, David Lavoe. William LaMudge,
Louis Chicoine, Jr. and William Chi
coine.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1920-01-22
Howard w. Webster

Howard Wallace Webster died at the
home of his parents. Mr.. and Mrs. Charles
r. Coburn of 372 North avenue, at $3.50
o'clock Tuesday afternoon. Besides his
parents. he is survived by one sister, Miss
Ruth Coburn of this city. The funeral
will be held at the house this afternoon
two o'clock.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1920-01-22
Mrs, Flora Colby

Mrs. Flora Colby, a former resident of
this city. who went to California for her
health five years ago died in Los
Angeles January 10 of a complication of
troubles. She leaves one brother, f. j.
Benedict of Winooski, and two sisters.
Mrs. Frank Erskne and Mrs. d. j.
Griffin, both of Whittier, Cal.
The funeral was held there and the
body will be brought here in the spring
for burial.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1920-01-22

You may reduce petty worries to the
vanishing point by letting tho classified
ads servo you.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1920-01-22

FREE PRESS WANT ADS PAY BEST
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-09-01
GRAIN STIFFENS
ON FROST SCARE
Buying of Wheat
Also Helped to Send
Prices Upward.

CHICAGO, Aug. 3l.--Rcvival Of
export buying put fresh strength into
the wheat market today. The close,
although unsettled was Nc to liac
net higher. Corn finished = 20 NC
up. oats unchanged to l4c advance.
At first the wheat market showed
depression. II was not long, how
ever, before tho market turned IN
favor Of tho bulls.
Indications OF frost in tho western
part Of the Dakotas and Of Nebraska
rallied the corn market
oats kept within "A narrow range.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-09-01
BnrnsddH Drilling
in The Lime

Tho Barnsdall OF company Ia
drilling at 60 feet in the Mississippi
lime on It's test In the northeast of
i9-2i-1L In the northwest OF IL
2i-ll the same company is down
$50 feet on its tcs' In the northeast
~ l9-24-tl It is drilling at 900 fcct
so. I In the southeast OF i0-23-ft.
RIGS are up FOR so. . In the SOUTH
east Of 23.2A 10. for No. I'm tho
northwcst of 36-2t.1 and FOR No.
In the northwest NJ 2-2llI Noa. s
and iu the northeast Of 5-gl-iO are
lncauons. while so. . In tho south
west Of l9-25-i0 is rigging up to
syud.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-09-01
|NIIS STAND OUT
I'M WALL STREET
,r,rv Accounts Switched
PAR From Industrials to
4 other Stocks.

an. YORK. AUS. 3t.-The clev-
NEW ~, r,.c and industrials,
,.i S',ws N,s been the conspicuous fea- ,-
vhlch n1s rs,ont sessions Of the stock
uf. co, oi became more clearly de-
aosd today ,,,i,g or increased
sl,,' .r5 messenger rates commls-
freight anI nave observed a steady
son nous ioisrost in railway shares.
goT'h y be interest originated at
Much Oh and southwestern sources
ve.'5Ir, 5sI,n,yeJ additional stimulus from
anl an..,ispt crop prospects ...,..
'A,tl,,rt ,.,,1r traders and the protes--
An,oniI .i,ment there has also been
soma s'.2sn.1,5ierablc switching Of acc. accounts .S
,.5m ,s,1u ndustrials 70 the dsan,,9sd ra,is, ssi
,-operties.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-09-01
Chngcd With Assault.

PONCA CITY, Aug. 31.-Ed Bur
rell, farmer of this neiEhborhood,
has been held under bond by the
county court to the district court on
the charge Of assault with dang
erous weapon. Tho specific charge
against Burrall is that he fired three
times upon 4 party OF young fisher
men whom he ordered off his pre-
misses because previous sportsmen
had left his gates open. No one
was injured.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-09-01
Tiger Flats

Frank Graham has a0-harroi
well In the t250- foot pay in his 40.
ON the Dcnuison farm In tho
southeast " the southeast OF 30
12-12.
Ills No. 2 on this same tract IL
nearing tho sand and Is expected Ia
the last OF the week
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-09-01
Lyons Petroleum To
DriH Deeper


The Lyons Petroleum company
has hole fun ot water at 1880 feet
ana has decided TO undcrrcam and
gn deeper In its test In 32.t2-11,
wcsy of Tiger flats. This we'll was
crroncously credited TO the i. Alex
Dingwall, ir, interests In yesterdays
paper.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-09-01
PRODUCE


CHICAGO Nue "a l-Butcr lower
creamery t2Hb4iA,.
EFrs higher, receipts e9i cases. rrsts
5ou ole, ordinary frsts 46Ut7c. bt marh
cases Included. $50 go. storage packed
firstH 52Ir
Poultry alive higher, fowls 2sU35,,
springs galFu.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-09-01

KANSAS CITY. Aug 3i-cash wheat
unchanged. NO ! hard S9t5m2bt. so. Q
e. iin So. SO. ] red 12isdc52, so. 2
rod {l.t1ug5i.
Corn TO iOc lower. No mixed iiAt
y 60, No. white }l47. 40. 2 yellow
9I.ht
oats ic 10 ] 10 lower. No. 2 white 700
5oiac. No. mixed dS86shc, No. red
6Qis mTOc
Eyc-SiSS.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-09-01

ToUr WOHuf Aus 30 Cattle. Ve.
,rIpfs b 500 head. market .ar OF hroyes
fuu 20. stnukrrs fGus. COWS and hrIfofH
uoulu So. calves Ntu1I
Hogs tr,cir'H 600 head. market o. tu
'ay 'nvrr. Ught 50 1Oul5 0u. heny,
81. UNul. .u
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-09-01
New York Metnls.

NEW YORK, Aug. 3i.--Lead steady;
spot So zinc nominal. East ST. Louis
delivery spot ts.OouS12h
At London: Load-Spot f36 Is 6, ,
futures i36 l5s. ZinC-Spot f3i los, futures
til.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-09-01

quiet. roo points lower. sales on the spot
glu bales. 10 arrive nome
Low witUug 1875. wi1lIIng 90 30
good Wii1NnE .2Ta Receipts CNt. stock
aOUltl baIpa
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-09-01
81 Louis Produce.


ST Louis Aug ai--roultry and butter
unchanged. cpgs t1isc
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-09-01
Indenendent OH Stocks.

ne closing bid ana asked prices of in
e'l'ndent oii stocks on the New York
gro market Tuesday as reported by
Nan1oerg. McGrecyy & Co.. were as FOL.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-09-01
NcW York Futures.
Sew Notk spots.


Nrw NuuN Nue 5i SPOT cotton
uulot mI1JuuG HlT1
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-09-01
Chicago Futures.
Kansas city Futures

KANSAS CITY Aug 80 .CIorn. wheat
December S2.2s, March 'g2fA
Corn--Sop'cmhsr 81 81, pccew Der
ti12h May Sl1oN.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-09-01
New Orlrnns iuiurcs

NEW ORLEANS Aus Do Cotton
o. POINTS.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-12-03
TO BURN MoRTGAGr.
To Take Place nj fedsra ~ y. Church
Merit Sunday

Special services al BE- hold IN The
Cedsrs' Methodist BEisoopsi Chuff D
sunday IN honor a The church pfOp,fi
being freed from debt after t.l y-srr Di
work on the pnrt a he pssiafs and con-
gregatiOn The burning a The nortesg on
the property viii 10 ~ important fsf''s-s
at the afternoon serv1ce
Rev. f. W iayfeld ~ Delaware fHy
will ofhciate ~ The nurning -crviee ksF.
J y. Otis, a fyrIneF pss'or. vii deliver tff
Jubilee FerfnOn ~ The afternoon follyvsrg y
the burning ~ tho rnpftgage Rev koi~ri
Watt, stireriniendcnt n tho Nilmin xisai
district, Nill talk ~ tho sverins -rvies
when the building vlll BE- dodioatcd "a
special program ~ music and hymns yiii
be presented
n is expected that al former psiorr N
the church wll bo present at thee services
for which the church haa been eSianmvsl
renovated Fhe Iadiee AID Susietv lsr
taken an important port ~ rlrffirg fhf
church from debt
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-12-03
AMERrCAN co.t ~ VpANcF
Delivered There For sls Tor Wss t2r
IN Sopfp ulber

Paris fDer 3 iergr arrivsl- = Nwff
ran coal ~ French porte srs ssuring u'r
comment r thc eor tradr M frnnrt
esf,e, ally mouv 'hr lrEiah ,oa -
este horn
GLAND 'oe r. fer pr ifrrd IQt
non n he world 81 raaI rrfgrter tf.
Pn-ia rIifi0r ~ fhr Daf. Mail lInffa
samuel - Irstor- an1 1fnpef 60
firm Eattg
tuorirsn atfrrfIor save fIe
paper now 4rr t0rg rnads a' q
~ rsirs' 60 fwr wrrtfa sFa
Fru' ~ske ~rhh'f'rrs ~ kfnr rf-ss'
Adr
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-12-03
Automobiles For Sale
AUTOMOBILES $

1920 HUPMORILE. SEDAN.
1920 DODGE. TOURING.
1920 NORwALk, TO URING
1920 DODGE. ROADSTER.
1919 DORT. TOURING.
1918 OAKLAND. ROADSTER
FORD. TRUCK.
s,.-ToN TRUCK.
The above cars may I've purchased on
our convenient monthly payment plan
II desired. Act quick.
Soc Mr. Ratleiae. lol7-I9 Orange st.
Open evenings, TO ..
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-12-03

III YOU WANT A BETTER JOB. TELL \
WANT AID TAkER WHAT YOU WANT
TO DO SHE WILL HELP YOU WRITE
Ut \ GoOD AID.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-12-03

ANfBODf Can PSFITABLI USE 4
CLASSIFIED AD you Don't HAVE
TO BIZ ~ BUSINESS TO BECOME AS
ADVERTISER
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-12-03
ROOMS AND BOARD
Rooms Without hoard

NVVsHo Vlsuous nO1tu ""
ROOMS Two. or snntlcpen o. ladies' .sn-
Ploycd during tho day, In small, private
family. Use of phone. Phone oa2f J.
ROoM-NiceIy Furnished. for lady os scn-
tleman, aood location. private family.
: Board 4 desired All convenisnces' us' o'
a00Ms.yro large. use Of bs,h and se,e- m
phone. Good ncishborhood. Address y 10.
Every Evening once. ------
r., GRANT AVE, tlb-- Union Gardens
Well hes tod room for gentleman. Private
family.
| TATNAIL sT... iois -Apar,mcnt I Nio,ly
Furnished room IN up to-date apartment
Private family. Homo comforts.
WARRINGTON Al !. sfi-Niceiy furnished
rooms for gentlemen or married couple
WEST sT.. t2lB- second story front room
Well heated. Gentlemen OF man and vile
WET 81. i2is-D Desirable room. newly
furnished Phone yObtJ.
WEST ST. i2i0-sccond-s front room
gentlomen preferred. Private home. Phone
32O3 NJ.
". FIJI sT.. iios Two nicely furnished
front rooms. Phone 5Is7h.
". s1H ST, sol Rooms for rent. All con
voniences. Good location.
l'w. NINTH af. i20i-Light, airy rooms
furnished. In private family Well heated
". ORR ct. 2Up Largo. furnished front
room. In private family
W iarH sT.. 800 Nicely furnished. All
convenences Suitable for two gen tlemen.
Five minutes from the Hotel du pont
W. 1ITH At. 3al--hicely furnished rooms.
eonyeniences. Central Gentlemen pre-
ferred Phone eD2U
" 18TH sT, 100 -Yacancy for a gentle
man. Conyoniences. Good location
W 22D. 81 2ie second moor ttont room
near bath. electric light Good location.
nooms For Housekeeping 5s
RINU ST Furnished rooms for
housekeeping Heat. gas and electricity
MARKET At 1901 Room and hoard for
young ladies. 81 per week Phone 4fal
ORANGE sT g23 ihree rooms and bath
for lgat housekeeping.
RODNEY 1T 3U2 Two second story
front rooms, furnished for light housa-
keeping. with heat.
" SIXTH ST er2 Two furnished rooms
for light housek eeping
Where to Eat III
| WEST ST 1909 Table boarh by the week
Home cooking Phone Jbb ,
where to stop IA Town ~
THE STRAND
FOURTH snf ropi.r su rst rsbl,
Losrd. Nc-y furnished rooms Phone
tao w
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-12-03
AUTOMOBILES
Lost and Found

III Hour months old.
sfrayrd 4 inder please phone leol W.
uIIJ. FOIp-Lost Black leather. initial
\ containing four new $40 notes. inao
srom Wilkes Barre beef Coz lor slSos
as., f-o,, .auttsry Market Scranton, for
kI2u 10 ticket tu scranton, business csIus'
Sinclair sales Co Possibly lost on train,
Pnixdelpnia 70 Wilrnington' ., neNsu -
returned 10 il22 ', ost street. Wilmington.
HAND NAG -I.ady's dark blue silk, lost
Thursday evening. Contained money a.a
coins Finder piesso call at Oh W. Ieh'"
s,r,,,t or pnonc a95S }. Reward
PACKAGE Containing two bureau scarfst :
lost THURSDAY from Glanding 70 WI
,nington F'urniturr store. Return 10 Every
kvening oiuCe
WRIST WATCH Lost. Possibly IN clssI
.snr, Fiuhtb and Market. with Initials
h 4 ID Reward 10 returned TO '3l Pine
street
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-12-03
Wanted Rooms or Board

board for man. wife and - year-uld girl.
sortn ~ Brandy vine west ~ washing ton
preferred Address 4 ~ tvery Evsntng
Dulce
fOING WOMAN Desires room and board
with quiet refined tnristtsu family in
good nelsnOOrnood Address - F,very
tyantngAp pmce
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-12-03
BUSINESS SERVICE
business Service Offered

business Service Offered ia
BUCHkk-S,sDs oy every DESCRIPTION AT
7ls shpiey street Phone 1885 "
DOLL HOsPlfAL-Heads and wigs Comh-
inge made up in any style. oIs " seventh
street, ~ walnut street. Phone 1920 }.
HAlk MOhh--a speciality. A. NJ. barring
ton. Gus springer strsat.
HARTING, SIGN co. sign. and show
carus. Phone 20ls W
MANIC CURING-And shampoolng. Special
attention given TO ali nome caIs r. o.
wilkinson lbus " Fourtn Phone 5A5i
PoS1tAhibS-N We can multisraph % per
cent OF postcards now printed Ior IS per
cent ot tine prico, gavlnR 81 per cent better
service. we take copy over telephone and
deliver IN most cases the same DAY let
US quote on your next postcard Job
Nlmeosraphins and typewrItins Of all
xmas. n. n. uorner Co. NIutn and shin
&c. streets. Phone AHA.
sHAMPooINu, oeC. including tape May
wave. Louise beauty iariOrs go " pst
Ninth street, Phone 1881 g. =. waiter
son
TGpkW kITEks-J. A. smith Typewriter
Ekcnsnse. All makes sofa. tea aud re-
pAireu. distributors the rItiAru i'm
proved Unoer-ood uype~riter. W
seventh street, secono nuor. Phones Su73
or xtS5.
UphOISTEkING Cor every uescrtntion
made TO order keuphoistering q speciality
Reliable lpholsterins Co, sIp " aIuut
street. Phone soap W.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-12-03
AUCTlONS--IEGALS
Auction Sales

Auction Sales 80
AUCTION SALES-Or every descriptio
Anywhere Ii you want 70 sell see hamil-
ton the square Deal AucIioneer anu Farm
Agent. zoo Madison St Phone 3Sss w
PUBLIC SALE-t>iairs bazaar, Saturday
December A. at ii O'Clock. SO head of
horses and mules. Wagons. auto cars pigs
HARNESS, blankets and robes. chickens
lot 6f goods OF all kinds. Notice | nave
BUYERS Tor 100 head OF good young sound
horses at market price. Come early. Lot
OF stuff to sell. iNlh4r Hoilinsswortn.
TRUSTEES SALE OF REAL ESTATE
By virtue OF an order of the Orphans
Court, will he exposed To sale al public auc-
tion or venduo on saturday. Decernber 1
1922 at 10 a. m, at the county Court
House Wilmington. Delaware, the follow
ing described real estate. late OF Ann New
lin deceased, TO wit: los East Fifth street
10 feet 5 inches front and "a feet deep
having a frame dwelling thereon erected.
For full description and terms OF sale see
large pills posted, or address the under
signed Harry Emmons, trustee Attest
Norman T. Crouch Clerk q. G, Whining
ton Delaware, November 20, 1920
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-12-03
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