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The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1920-01-13
Live in $4,000 Suites and
Have Own Automobiles-
One Who Died Recently Left
$25O,OOO Estate.

New York fnanciers have begun to
cast greedy eyes toward the mem
bers of the janitorial profession,
since the publication of few figures
setting forth the approximate in
comes of some of those in the $4,000
class.
The diminishing power of the dol
lar has few terrors for the janitors
Of the big buildings, who usually oc-
cupv luxurious seven and eight-room
suites in the structures where they
preside over the army OF scrub wo-
men, elevator men and others.
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1920-01-13
LIQUOR TAX FOR LAST
YEAR WAS $4e3, $50, S54.47

Fermented and distilled liquor tax
es collected by the government IN
1919 were $483,O50, 854.47, accord
ing to a report by the internal reve-
nue. bureau. The total revenue col
lected was given as 1880, 1872
O78.56, as compared with $8O9,Ss3'-
640.44 in 1917
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1920-01-13
HERE'S A COUNTRY RUN
ENTIRELY BY WOMEN
Engaged in Every Field of Employ
ment Occupied by Men.

HELSINGFORS-An astonishing
sight for the stranger in Finland is
the number of women engaged in al
most every field of employment. In
England during the war one became
accustomed to the sight of women
performing various kinds of work in
which previously only men were en-
gagged. But in Finland the visitor gets
the impression that the women are
doing everything. They even serve as
porters on sleeping cars.
Not only are they at heavy manual
work in fields and factories, but they
have become skilled as mechanics and
have invaded business offices to an
extent that is probably undreamed of
in any other country.
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1920-01-13
W. J. BRYAN TO SPEAK
IN GEORGIA THIS WEEK
Famous Nebraskan VIII Speak 10
Law Enforcement.

William Jennings Bryan will SPEAK
in Rome, Ga, on January 16th' anQ
possibly in Atlanta on the same nlgn'
in the interest of the law enforce
ment of the Anti-Saioon League. ac +
cording to official announcement
made at the district headquarters OF
the organization in Atlanta on FIJI
day. ool,;no
tour for the campaign and will de-
vote one day to Georgia.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-07-07

OPERATE IS-GIRLS. EXPERIENCED
AND LEARNERS. TO WORK ON SEW
ING MACHINES MAKING ATHLETIC
UNION SUITS. GOOD PAY WHILE
LEARNING. WHEN YOU BECOME
EXPERIENCED YOU CAN EARN
VERY GOOD WAGES. WE PAY THE
VERY BEST PIECEwoRK RATES AND
BONUS. CONTINUOUS WORK ON
ONE PART ALL YEAR ROUND.
CLEAN. LIGHT AND PLEASANT
WORKRoOM. APPLY AT ONCE. TOP
KIS BROS. CO.. 2I7 FRENCH STREET.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-07-07
Local instruction Classes

Local instruction Glasses 43
EN-BOYs-Nan1es wanted, over is. wish
ing to become government railway mail
clerks. x133-x195 month. Answer imme-
diately NJ /, Every Evening ONCE
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. wanted. over l6,
wishing to become government postal
clerks Commence 5I40O. Answer fmme-
diately. M IL. Every Evening Office.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-07-07
AUCTIONS-LECALS
Auction Sales
Legal Notices

MONITlOS-In the United States Court
Tor the District Of Delaware. Jonas steel
man ana ClarencS u May. co-partners.
steamship Mendora. her engines. boilers
machinery. tackle, apparel and furnitu
No. 964 In Admiralty In obedience 70 a
warrant Of seizure 70 me directed in The
above entitled cause. I have seized and
taken into my possession the following
described steamship, 70 wit. Mendora her
engines. boilers. machinery tackle apparel
and furniture, for the causes set forth in
the hbei now pending in the United states
District Court for the District OF Della
ware. at Wilmington. / hereby give rsotjcss
to all persons claiming the said steamship or
knowing or having anything 70 say why
forfeited and the proceeds thereof dis
tributed according 70 the prayer OF the
libel that they be and appear before the
said court to be held in and for she Dis
trict of Delaware at the. United states
Court room. in the city of Wilnington
on the tenth day Of July. 4. D. 1920. at
eleven O'Clock in the forenoon. If the same
be day OF jurisdiction. otherwise on the
next day Of jurisdiction thereafter. then
and there 70 interpose claim for the
same ami make their allegations in that
behalf. Martin II. FAIRY. United states
Marshal. District Of Delaware.
NOTICE-Estate OF William s ia skins /.
deceased Notice Is hereby given that let
ters testafnen tary upon the estate Of Viii
liam E. Hawzins. late OF Wilmington hun
dred. deceased. were duly granted unto
Mary NJ Hawains on the eighteenth day
dehted TO the said decoa sed are requested
to maze payment to the eXecutriS without
delay and all persons having demands
against che deceased are required 70 ex-
hibit and present the same duly probated
10 the said executrix on or before the
eighteenth day OF June. A ID. 1921, or
abide by the law in this behalf Mary NJ
Hawkins. executrix- Address Richard :.
Rodney, attorney-at-law. 9O7 Market
street, Wilmington, Del.
Of Frank IL. Nianley, de-
ceased. Notice IS hereby given that letters
testamentary upon the estate Of Frank
H. Manley. late of Wilmington hundred
deceased, We're duly granted unto Linnie
T. Bucksalter on the twenty ninth day
Of June, ID, 1920, and all persons in
debted to the said deceased are requested
TO make payment 20 the executriX without
delay. and all persons having demands
against the deceased are required to
exhibit and present the same duly pro-
bated 20 the said eXecutriN on or before
the twenty min tn day Of June A d. 1921
or abide by the law in this behalf Linnie
T. BeckwalteF Executrix. Address Caleb
K. Burchenal. attorney-at-law, Ford Bldg
Wilmington. Del
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THE ROAD To PARADISE.
By Don Z. SeiiL.

Where lies the road 10 Paradise
BY mossy hank Of sylvan stream
Beneath the peaks 0f the hlls ~ ID
There lies the poad ~ Paradise
Where lies the road 20 Paradise
lt runs across a SAMMY plain
Toward the castles % distant SPAN.
There lies the road % Paradise
Where lies the road % paradlsr
Beyond the arch 81 the far ralnhra.
Deep In the ShadOW of its giuN
There lies the road % Paradise
Where lies the road % paradiso
The truth 20 tell. els in fhg hfar6
or each who docth wcl his part--
There lies the road ~ Paradise
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-07-07
CAUSE q GilPiN

EXCLUSIVE AGENTS
Realty Brokers 4 Insurance hEent,
lIth x Orange Sts Telephone TO1q
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A Gentleman's Suburban Hone

The location is Cliffs stauon. -,
mile from the city ana frniiev -
pretty drive over stone -o...I -h.r.
are 25 acres of fine land \ l.harr,.rs.
old stone house % lt mons xirh -
baths. heating and Eired f1r .is.r-
trlclty. Large porrhes overiro.i,.
the DeiaSare river rhe fsrm hulis-
lngs include a large barn. 49,
house, tenant house. rara.n. rorl-s
house, &c.
For details piea~a cal az our one.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-07-07

Wanted-Rooms or Board "a
ROOM-Single or double. with privilege n,
bath. VIII pay reasonable amount n ac.
commodations and locality satisfactory
Address 4 20. Every Evening Office
ROoM-Gentleman. refined educated. de
sires room with two meals per day Strictly
private family. West side or suburban dis.
trtcts. Address I "a Every Evening Office
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-07-07
INSTRUCTION

Correspondence Courses AZ
G~ovEaNMESl1 ~ l -im,iinediateiy. names o.
tions. Common education sufficient. Sl00
month up. Address u II. Every Evening
Office.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-07-07

Situations Wanted-Female 36
BOOkkEEPER-Double entry and tyu1 SC
desires to make a change Good reference
Address IL, Every Evening Office
HOUSEkEEPER-Relia middks-aged
woman wishes place as housedeeper in
wordngInans home. Widower preferred.
Address t I6. Every Evening Office.
HO OUSEkEEPER-Aid Aiddle-aged lady wishes
permanent position in small family No
objection to suburbs. Address T 49, Every
Evening Office.
Situations Wanted-Male 81
CHAUFFE UR-White. experienced, wishes
position in private family. Reference If
needed. III. M. Simmons. sos West street
ELECTRICIAN-Wa position as main
tenance man. Phone Woodland GIG j
Philadelphia. after $50 p. m.
MAN-Wishes offices to clean in evenings
Apply Alb Taylor street. after $50, even
ings.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-07-07
Private instruction

STENOGRAPHY, BOOKKEEPING. &c
The day of the dreamer is past-the age
demands practical business men and
vomen. You can never realize the great
aJue of a good business education until
you have it Hines Private Business Col
lege, 402 w. Twenty second street. Phone
1927 w.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-07-07

Help Wanted-Female 81
ADVERTISERS-Yo lady advertisers
81 per day. Eight hours. Address e %
Every Evening Office
BOOkKEEPER-Youn woman assistsat
double entry bookkeeper. Must be ac-
>curate. Address In own handwriting L &
Every Evening Office.
GIRL-Haif-grown, white or coiored. for
housework. l27 w. Twenty-second street
GIRL-Or woman for housework. in SUI
burbs. Two in family $40 per week. State
age and experience. p. o. Box 307.
GIRL-White. waitress. experienced $40
per week z23 4. Front street.
GIRLS-To assemble fabrics. Cali 81 Or
ange street.
GIRL-For soda fountain Apply Mr. John
SON, I'll Market street.
GIRL-To answer telephone Apply 4 o. m
Hannagan's Transfer. 2lS K. Fourth St.
HO OUSEKEEPER-Good reliable woman.
in family of three. Middle aged preferred
Good wages and good home to right party
Country village, on Il. & o. railroad Adj
dress j. b. Hammond, Ai6in, Md.
HO OUSEWORK-Colored girl, for house
work. Family OF two. Work half days only
Call los w. Seventh street.
LADY VASSERS-Fifteen of neat an
pearance. for an unusual opportunity Can
earn $50 and up per week. Reference re-
quired Address Il l.. Every Evening Office
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-07-07
REAL ESTATE FOR RENT
Apartments and Flats

hpaf anu EldtS
APARTMENT-Tw rooms unfTrnjsbe,s
with running water, for light houSske,sD-
ing. with all privileges. Phone 1873 W
APARTMENT-Three unfurnishexi ro omS
Ntchenette, bath and heat. Phone si65 j
APARTAfENT-Fou rooms. furnished,
ground floor. Five minutes walk from igl
Pont Building. Phone 3513 ].
APARTA1ENT-Th rooms and hafb
furnished front and back porch Tele-
phone. Centrally located Reference r,N
quired. Address T 5. Every Even ing ONCE
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. Apply Scott
Vernon. 9l4 Orange street.
BACHELOR APARTMENT-Two rooms
and bath. Possession July IS Business
couple preferred Apply e09 Jefferson
street, before 4 D. m.
BACHELOk APARfMENT-F Furnished
Good location. west side. Phone 6s62.
DELAWARE AVE, 3l5-Five rooms and
bath, pantry, hot water heat Immediate
possession.
LINCOLN ST, 1aos-Six-room house. shed
kitchen. porch, bath, electricity and gas
Price includes shades. carpets screens
Lion gas heater and gas range, linoieum
&c. Lot lIxl00. Immediate possession
ThiS is nice house. Owner being Obliged
20 leave city, will sell at bargain
W. SECOND ST.. s23-Apartment- four
rooms
W, NINTH ST. 2OS-Five rooms and hath
third floor apartment. Electric and gas
Phone 1928.
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LUMBER

stone. secondhand Dia.
mond Engineering Co, 22o " Ninth
street. Phone s2i3J
ON SALE AT SALVAGE pRlCEs-New
and used supplies ma tfrial and cauipmen {
at Marlin Rockwell Loading Plant Port
Penn. Delaware. including over 1900 feet
garden hose. 5000 blankets. In million
feet OF lumber. all dimensions; ~ 0uu fee 1
pipe. all kinds and sizes: $500 sacks &C.
ment, 100 carbic lights and 800 cans of
carbic. 10000 pounds OF nails. 1000 radia-
tors, 1900 tons OF rails, 80 900 oak ties
immense quantities of electric supplies
wire and Manila rope and cable. doors,
sash. beaver board. pipe fittings, stoves.
tanss. heaters. plumbing supplies, bedding
linen. dishes. cooking utensils wire fence
hardware. tools. contractors supplies fire
extinguisners. gasoline engines, pumps re-
frigerators. black smiths tools, comuaia-
sary equipment hospital equipment &c
Phone Delaware City 1lo. Byron E veatch,
Trustee. L. .. address, Port Penn Del
y y. Sales in any quantity
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-07-07
| CAUSE q GilPtN !

Exclusive Agents
Realty Brokers aud fnsurarrp Aernf.
ilth Orange Ste reiepkors $40
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-07-07
CLASSIFIED DISPLAY
Real Estate.

FOR RENT
Offices. also basement. suitable for paper
hanger or plumber.
1913 Williamson street. second floor S25
a month.
DELAWARE S. S. AGENCY &
REALTY co.
COS Orange Street
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1uBoN1o PLAGUE vIc1uk

change the real latent characteristici
OF heritation in anybody.
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DALLAS

The Junior class Of boys IF tho Meth
odist Sunday school was taken Saturday
to Harsh's sugar camp, for an all day
picnic, by their teacher. Orl!" kimmins.
To say they had n good time Is stating
II very mildly, for every minute was
fun for the fourteen boys. And at noon
n fine lunch Of ice cream, cake and
other good things was much appreciated.
Then at 3 o'clock they came back 10 the
Dallas baseball diamond and witnessed
splendid game. Those who cnjoNed
the teachers hospitality were; But"rd
Newman. Keith McGlumphy. Faul Dons-
ton. Beryl Newman. Oscar Thornourg'
Russell Brandon. Albert Shook. Charles
Shampson, Richard McCausland. Willie
Cunningham. Forest kimminH. Lester
Bell. Ralph Cunningham, Lloyd Riggs.
Visitor, Rev. 3. T.. Newman.
Little Girl Receivers.
Marguerite. little daughter ct Mr.. and
Mrs. Arch Carroll, who had her leg
broken by motorcycle. Is recovering
very slowly.
The worst storm Of the season visit
ed Dallas and vicinity Wednesday NJ
ternoon. Many corn fields are aim"s,
ruined and a number OF telephones put
out OF commission. Tho house o: Mac
Rhoades was struck by lightning and
quito a lot OF plastering torn Off. Their
daughter, Mrs Mabel White. who was
!
necessitating the services OF DR.. J. W.
Spillman.
woodmsn Have Memorial.
The Modern Woodmen camp OF Dallas
held their memorial services Sunday In
the NJ E. church. The address was
made by Rev. g. F. Newman. The
graves Of the deceased members were
decorated with flowers. A heavy thun-
der storm came UP during IN" services
which caused considerable excitement,
and a number OF people fled for their
homes.
Children's Day.
The annual Children's Day services
will he held Sunday at o'clock in the
Methodist church. Sunday school Will
be az o'clock
Dallas Briefs.
Mrs s. J. Wallace. who suffered
slight paralytic stroke on Friday even
ing is much improved
Mrs +. W. Cuttings and daughter.
Virginia, Of Elm Grove. are guests OF
Mr.. and Mrs James Cuttings go
Mr. and Mrs: +; r. Ewing T;.i ana ch nv
mother. Mrs. E. l.. Archer.
A large silo belonging to Il. a Fisher
was blown over Sunday during the
storm.
Tho stork arrived at the home Of Mr..
and Mrs. viii R!chey on June 10Th.
with a baby boy.
The Dallas baseball team defeated tho
DoStown nine Saturday. tho score Icing
2 to l. and eleven innings wer" played
Mrs Harry Kimmins and little dauGn-
ter have returned 10 Elm Grove after a
pleasant fortnight's visit In Dallas.
John MCGlumphy. OF Dcep valley.
hough, farm near Dallas recently from
the Will Bloomfield heirs. Possession
November lst.
Charlie Jones. who recently got an
honorable discharge from the L. 5. navy
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SHERRARD
ch.ldren's Program Postponed.

The Children's Day exercises Planned
for Sunday evening, June ~. have Deem
postponed because OF diphthcr!a and
measles among the children. The date
when the program will be given IS not
definitely decided.
Violent Storms.
Two violent storms struck this neigh
borhood Wednesday afternoon about ono
and threc-Quslrters inGhles or water ie!!
In little more than u half hour. Heavy
hail did some damage across belt OIL
country from MoZuart and BoSSS Nun
eastward. Small streams were Hooded
and carried away heavy drift, and trees
were uprooted by the wind, bloCkt"E
the roads on Boggs Kun and elsewhere.
Rev. Boyle to Preach Sunday.
Rev. Z. W. Boyle, Shcrrard Presby-
terian minister who was dlsooieu ny d
fail last March. will on next Sunday
that time. The Sunday afternoon serF-
Ice win be at o'clock, AT Allen Grove.
Children Day st HIT. olivet.
The Children's Day program at NJ,
Olivet will be rendered on sunday, the
goth, beginning at o'clock.
Shorrard Briefs.
Sunday school next Sunday at Pleas
ant Hill will be at 10 o'clock. at Beth
Rev. NJ. L. Dearien will preach at
Fairvfew at 1890, at Wood Hill at 3.
and at Mt. Olivct at p. m.
Mr. and Mrs. Isaac Kirncar.. recently
welded. are enjoying their honeymoon
in Illinois.
Mir. and Mrs. NJ. A. MARBLE and Mt.
and Mrs. Frank Hediger visited Clays-
VILE on Wednesday.
J. H. TRer is at home for a fcw days
from Cincinnati.
The pleasant Hill Ladies' Aid society
met at the home OF Mrs. NJ. y. Archsy
on Wednesday afternoon. Tho early
hours were spent at sewing and lunch
con was served.
On Tuesday. Mrs John McAdam Of
Wheeling. and Miss Sarah l.awton OF
Pittsburgh. visited OF n \. Marple's'
Cecil Riggs and Will Snedekcr ar"
local boys who received the \. r. de-
gree at the recent w. Virginia Universe
ty commencement. 81
A. NJ. Snedcker and his daughter Miss
Lillian, have returned from attcndinS
commencement at the West Virginia
State University.
Mrs. Charles Rellville Miss Margaret
Davis Of Wheeling. and Misses Violet
and Laura Johnson Of Columbus were
guests OF Mrs. Anna Montgomery On
Wednesday.
Mrs. Florence Romcr entertained the
r d. Y. club at her nom" near Bethle-
hem on Thursday evening.
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down her throat and cutting the right
side Of her tonsil. DR.. w. 2. Sammon
was called. and after taking the ruler
out. had to- use several stitches in clos
resting as easily rs could be expected
at q late hour last night.
Returned Homo.
Rev. l. A. McCord. pastor Of the
Lutheran church. who has been on his
vacation during the past three weeks.
returned home Thursday morning after
visiting relatives and friends in western
Ohio. The regular services will be held
Sunday morning at his church
After being in total darkness for one
whole night. this city again had lights
on the street corners last evening". Many
people after getting of the cars. 1t was
reported, got lost to certain extent
and took them some time to find their
homes. THE Wheeling Electric Company
had a force OF men busy all day To-
eating and repairing the trouble which
was caused by the lightning striking
Domino and Euchro.
The Ladies Social Club OF the Corpus
Christi church will give domino and
euchre party this evening at the home
OF Mrs. Phil Albus. OF South Marwood
avenue. Several hours will be speQt
in dominoes and euchre. at the conClu-
sion OF which dainty refreshments will
be served.
North Side Briefs.
Members OF the Ladies Aid Society
OF the Lutheran church spent yesterday
afternoon and evening in the social
rooms Of the church by quilting. The
proceeds from tho quilts Is being handed
over TO the building fund
Prof. Harry Smith of this city spent
yesterday attending the commencement
exercises at Bethany College.
Funeral services for Carl Norman
Jones. who died Tuesday. will ne held
this afternoon 1T o'clock In hts late
residence on Highland avenue. Rev. F..
7. Carson. pastor OF the Presbyterian
church. will offciatr. Intermcnt will
be MADE in Greenwood cemetery.
MS Ethel Steadmann. who has been
III M several DAYS. Is slowly recover
ing AZ her home on the North Side.
Jack Hummcl. OF Chicago. ILL.,. Is
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Values to 1895

The entire city has been
attracted by these dainty
Bingham and wolfe frocks, in
rich dark patterns that are most
attractive for summer street
wear.
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spending several days visiting friends IN
this city. ,,,
Hilnr Williams Of tlaNsNll!r ~ SrchH-
ing several days VISITING TRENDS Ill 'h'S
, city.
GiSs Catherine EbclinG has returned
to her hom" IN :hIS ct! after visiting
| friends in Cameron. W. Va
4 number Of local reorl" attended inc
seSenty-srVCuth commencement exercise
| OF Bethany College. w 49,,
Mrs Don Caldwell and children have
! returned to their homc in Earn"SElIlc
after spending several days NiSitins
! friends and relatives III Uls city, 49,.
Mr.. and Mrs. G. J. Mchrc "i l hIS
| boy Both mother and son are dong
/ nicely.
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BENWOOD
Midsummer Dance.


The matter or holding Il midsummer
dance Will be brought up at the meet
ing TO be held this evening by the La
dies Of the MaCcabecs BenwoVd kcNlcW
No. 81 in their lodge rooms on Nam
street. when their regular bi-mon'hly
meeting Will BE- held. Names of several
prospective members Will also be read
for the approval 81 the members
Barber shops Closed.
The local barber .hOls closed tiSht
the entir" day Yesterday. due to IN" lac!
, that 1t is the annual plruic day for the
followers OF tina: proirssl"n All shops
Will be open as usual this morning.
Game Next Sunday.
Next Sunday afternoon Al 5 O'CLOCK
the Wheeling Steel IL Iron nine Will
clash with the representatives, or Nclt.
Ohio. on the South Bcnsood grounds:
Tho Neft lads have a strong lineup aud
Meet This Evening
90 This evening the regular weekly meet
ing OF the uniform rank. Knights %
Pythias, will meet In their lodge rooms
On Main street. This company belongs
to the first regiment # the uniform
rank and will turn out sunday TO partl-
cipatc in the memorial services in
Wheeling under the command OF BriSa-
der General George {. Meyers.
Cleaning Streets.
The Wheeling Traction company hau
, several forces OF men at wOrk yesterday
, clearing the company's tracks OF III Hlua
and other rubbish carried ont" tho
tracks by the heavy rains on WedneS-
day and early yesterday.
Benwood Personals.
Hiss Kate Newton has returned home
. after trip 10 Pittsburgh.
Misses Elizabeth SChad and Minnie
Gatho has entered the summer school
at West Liberty Normal.
Miss Fannie 10y Of North Marshall
street. is reported 10 no much improved.
August SChad Is expected TO return
to this city tomorrow from the Capitol
States University. where he has been
attending school.
Ed. Cooey returned last evening from
business trip 10 the Pittsburgh dis
trct.
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Values to 1895

A mos, amazing value Tor
women and misses in beaded
seorsettes, fine tafeta,, satini.
fouls. d., and ETC.. in styles for
every OCCASION.
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NORTH SIDE
fwarr,od and Rionlnnd.)
FRACTURES LEG

Dorothy Bedell. 9-ycar-old daughter
Of Mr.. and Mrs. Carl E. Bedell. OF
Twenty-slxth street. Warwood. sustained
a fractured leg Wednesday afternoon.
The accident happened white the child
was playing at the Fairgrounds on
Nineteenth street. She was running
and fell into hole. She was picked up
and taken to q nearby residence, after
which she was removed 10 her home.
DR.. W. T. Sammons was called. and
after an N-ray examination found that
a small bone was fractured in her right
leg. She was reported 10 be resting as
easily as could DO expected at a late
hour last evening.
Child Seriously injured.
Sarah Springer. S-year-old daughter
Of Mr.. AND Mrs. William Springer, OF
Twenty-hrst street. was painfully In
tured yesterday when she was running
through the room with a ruler In her
mouth. She slipped. running the ruler
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DOUG. FAIRBANKS
IN MOLLYCODDLE

Tn" story Of The Mollycoddle"
which will be the feature product ion
at the Liberty theatre all week and
Fairbanks has made for the United
Artists Corporation. was suggested by
Harold McGrath. one OF the greatest
OF Americas story writer's. The char
acter Of the title role is that which
ronclusivcly proves that blood" is
thicker than water and that all the
environment in the world will never