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The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1920-08-17

The butchers and grocery stores of the
North Side will be closed all day tomorrow
observing the butchers and grocers' pic
mic at Garfield park.
Numerous amusements and contests have
been planned for the entertainment of the
crowd expected to be present. One of the
noon, free to the public. The meat for
this mammoth roast has been donated by
the packers, and every person ON the
ton of the barbecued meat Every one
will be welcome at this picnic.
Crow Robb, a buyer of horses and
mules at the Sparks horse and mule mar
ket, 600 Jackson street, was painfully, but
1t is believed. not seriously injured, this
morning, when the horse he was riding
stumbled. throwing Robb off, then falling
Robb was helping drive a load of mules
into the yard. when his horse, In some
manner, was thrown, pitching Robb clear.
the horse falling with his entire weight
upon RObb.
Robb was taken to his home at 0O1 Kan
sas avenue, where medical attention was
given him. No bones were broken, and
IL is thought there are no internal in
juries-
Notes and Personals.
Mr.. and Mrs. james Anderson, of 11O1
Madison street, returned Sunday night from
st. Louis, where they have been for gthe
past two months the guests of their son,
Robert Anderson, and of their daughter,
Miss Beatrice Antrim. 1863 Kansas ave
nue., has gone 10 Seneca, Kan, where she
will have charge of the office OF the South
western Bell Telephone company there
pending the recovery of the office man,
who is suffering from injuries received
In an auto accident.
S. R. Dexter, undertaken. Lady as
sistant. S23 Kansas ave.-AdV.
Miss Ada Peyton, who has been visiting
her mother. Mrs. J. .. A PeytOn, 142S
Kansas avenue. for the past three weeks
has returned to her home in Los Angeles
Cal.
Members of the Kansas avenue Methodist
church who will attend the Epworth
Lengue institute at Baldwin this week will
be the Rev. X. Z. Gordon, Mrs. Clarence
Redmond. Miss Pansy Anarim, Miss Dana
Slaybaugh. Margaret Harries, Eva French
Homer POllom and Mr.. Ham
Mr.. and Mrs. W. II. Thomas, of Se3 Jack
son street have returned from vacation
trip to Iowa and the Minnesota lakes.
Mrs. II. E. BrOwnell of East Laurent
street: left today for Colorado for a visit
to friends.
A Nj. Petro & Son. d. uggists.
Mr.. Hahn, of Kansas City, who came
down Sunday to visit the ]. c. SnedikeI
family. returned home today. Mr.. Hahn
will remain for some time longer
Mr.. and Mrs. Don Lindell leave tonight
for Dallas, Tex, to make their future home
Lindell, who is the son of A. V. Lindell
cashier of the Kaw Valley National bank
won an enviable reputation as a football
player on the high school and Washburr
the Farmers Trust company. TO take &
position with motor accessory supply
company in Dallas. Mrs. Lindell's people
are residents Of Dallas.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1920-08-17
HELLO GIRLS ON a PICNIC.
Don't Complain of Service Wednesday
Company Asks.

If the telephone service is imping
Wednesday afternoon or evening, pa
irons are asked to have patience, for
the central girls will be enjoying their
annual picnic. Service will not be in
terrupted in any way. but the girls
will be allowed to go to the picnic in
relays and the reply of central may
not be so prompt as usual
Employees of all the general and To-
cal offices will attend the picnic
which viii be held at Ripley Park
Athletic contests and dancing, and
picnic supper are to be the chief
events of the program.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1920-08-17
DEATHS AND FUNERALS

J. d. Rockey. 81. died at $40 O'Clock
Tuesday morning Mt his home 31S Tyler
street. Funeral announcement will be
made later. No flowers
HAROLD SIMMONS. G-year-oId son of
Mr.. and Mrs. Peter Simmons of Eskridge.
Kan. died at o'clock Monday night at
local hospital. Burial in EskridEe.
The funeral Of Whitelaw Reid Miller
who died in France February 10 1918
whose body arrived in Topeka Monday,
will be held from PenweH's chapel WedneS-
day al o'clock
The funeral Of Mrs. VI. E Thompson. -.
who died Sunday Mt her home. 1016 North
Quincy. was held Tuesday afternoon Mt +
o'clock Interment was In Rochester Gene
terry.
The funeral Of Mrs. Matilda Estes. who
died Saturday night. was held at . 20
o'clock Tuesday afternoon from the Cal
vary Baptist church. Burial In Mount Au-
burn cemetery.
The funeral Of John Smith. who died in
Kansas City Saturday will be held Mt 10
o'clock wednesday morning from Stone
streets chapel. Burial In Topeka eeme-
terry
Lords Flowers satisfy. Tel. ST.
Adv
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1920-08-17
high Rents BREEDS REDS
Chicago Committee Asks Governor to
Call Special Session Legislature.

Springfield. ILL.,, Aug 17-Declar-
ing the soaring rents in Chicago are
making reds by the thousands. a com
mittee of Chicag oans today asked
Governor Lowden to call a special ses-
sion of the legislature to pass legisla-
ton TO relieve the situation.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1920-08-17
NOTICE

Topeka Lodge No. II. a. f. and A. NJ.
wednesday. August Is. 1920. stated
communication 1880 p. m, SD degrees
beginning 5:15 p. m. inspection.
GEORGE 1. TEUR.
ADV. Master.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1920-08-17
North Topeka Me,Os

Items for this column may be left Mt
Petro's drug store. or telephone Eleanor
kImbaIl. 1881 after o'clock. Other
hours, $780,.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1920-08-17

Lords Flowers satisfy. Tel, s27.-
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1920-08-17

Additional official returns as an
nounced today from the secretary of
states office include:
United States Senator:
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-06-05
ADMINISTRATION NOTICES.


NOTICE Estate Of Emily . Downoy de
tt.stamentaTy upon tho estate of Emily i.
Downey. late ~ Wilmington hundred de-
ceased were duly granted unto Agnes y
DoWney on the twenty sixth day Of May.
ID 1920 and all persons indebted 70 the
said deceased are requested ~ make pay
fnsnt to the c&cCutrix Without deiay and
An persons having demands against the
decreased are required 10 exhibit and pre-
sent the same duly probated 10 he said
eYerutrix on or before the twenty siXf II
day az May "A - 1921 abide by the
IatS in this behalf
= AGNES Y DOWNEY.
Executrix
Address. 1920 W Tenth street. Whining
ton. Del. "
NoTICE-Est d Hannah A. Pierce de-
ceased Notice Is hereby given thaI letters
documentary upon the estate ot Hannah A.
Pierre late Of Brandywine hundred de-
,aassd we're duly granted unto Equitable
'rrusf Company on the twenty first day 0f
NAV A d. 1920. and ali persons indebted
to the said deceased resrenuested % make
pavment to the executor without delay, and
eU Sersons having demands against the de
ceased are required 10 exhibit and present
the same duly proDated 90 The said ex.
s,.,,t,r on or before The twent S-Hrst day Of
Nav 4 ID 1921 or abide by the aN 10 this
EQUITABLE TR USp COMPANY.
Execute
Address: Wilmington. Del. 3.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-06-05
PfRLIC SALES.

ADNT%fsTR SALE once furni-
turc and law lihrary viii - Hold a. pub
tie sale. Friday june ii. 92n At ~ ociors
Wilmington time ~ $40 EquitASls
Building Wilmington. Delaware.
Vol Code ~ iqib
iF tol laws ~ Delaware vols I7 ia. lp
~ 2 -. - Zt ~ ~ sEo ~ -. tsro ~ y
j Vol Wn0sley On Delaware Practice
tnl Revised Cods--D Delaware, one -
Vol Charter Laws and Ordinances of ths
CITY n Wilmington. pfO An1ntation
Nat Morse on Banks ann Bankius. a.
yol couier Oh BANKRUPTCY. Th gdi-
m 003
toI Biacks;onc Commentary .eEIs
Edition Edited nv William Draper Lewis
s Nol Coos On Corporation. jtn Edition.
rol Municipal Corporation. Aboo,t
+ Iot RlsHops New Criminal Procedure
2nd Edition
e Vol. nlFersai CycioDsedia and Alas
- Appleton & Go. i9n6
50 tol Cyclopaedia of Law and Procedure
-Eyc with twO volumes ~ permanent
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Index and Concordance Desk Book}
Vol, Congressional Record. Vol. - Part
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Vol Conversational Record Vol. a.. Parc
g 62nd Congress, Feb. IL 70 Fen. -, 1913
Vol statistics of Cities Having Pnpu-
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vol city Government by ComIniss1ou
Woodruff
Vol Legalized Outlaw by samuel Art-
Tol ana yol 5. History y the Amsr.-
Can People by Wo0drow Wilson
Rules OF the superior Court u Deiasare.
RULES ~ the Supreme Court of Delaware.
Rules ~ the Court Of Csancery ~ Dels
Rules af the orphans Court ~ Osiswar.
Vol, TheSanras Dictionary = ne
English I.1ngaasr. r 4 March II. q
Vol Iavyers and Bankers Directory
sharp & AIeuan CO. iqit.
vol Death hv Wrongful tc'. .rtHany.
Vol Wharton Criminal Evidence. iotn
IoI. stevens Digest Of the Ls@ of Evi-
Vol Rispbams Principles OF Equity
Vol Nsn Zlle Equity, Pleading aad
Practice
5 Vol wigmore on Evidence
Vol Elliott on Evidence 1904.
lf Vol Encsclopaedia Of Evidence /. p.
Powell Co. lq02
Vol. Briefs on Insurance COOLEY. 9o5
Vol jacob : Fisher Digest, $50
Vol Rlack on judgments, Vest Pub
tS vol law library r. ] e. Johnson.
Vol 'Commcntary on Laa of Neshgeucs.
Voi Chttts Pleadinss Vol J AMI p.
1853
Vol Aldersou ou Receivers
NoI Laws ~ Delaware, 1920
ol Lewis Sutherland statutory On
st~uctiou ond Editton. Callahan B 90
{ Eol Thompson on rrial, 2nd EDITION
Vol East Reports Lea + Blanchard
Vor Coorey Consutuuonal L.mra-
ticnS 9Th Edition. 9o3
pne tEdt ton oak ONCE dess
Duc roll top oak once desk
1nc reN lElnS caN ofisce CHAIR.
oue once arm chair
GcCCased
Term cash
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-06-05
PAPER HANGING.

a SEiDEL PAFEkHANBEH. Best work :.
rnansnip WALL PAPER FOR SALE
S2C B. fourth So Phone $500 w
IS ALI. PAPER AND itAPEk HANGING.
fowrst price and guaranteed work H.
Shamss IO3 North Jackson street. Phone
1921 J.
pAPFRIfAN NGER-l sldore FiShmau. sIS "
Seroud street. Lowest prices suaran toed
work Phone UfiJ Il
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-06-05
SITUATIONS WANTED.

CHATFFEI r. Young man wishes ptSi-
ton in private family. kcfCrcncU Il ire
quircJ Hive years experience Address NJ
livery Evening Orico
INTELLIGENT. honest Negro desires ish
a> porter. lauitor ~ keicrrnts hap
petite 1llN Walnut trrct
LADY ~ refinement " shes poe.tion as com
pauinn Nilt go 10 Sn0Et Ur rUHufrs Al
dress Nl q Every EvCulng oGCC
MIDDLE AGED refined capable woman
desires position as companion or assistant
Ia elderly couple ur gentleman w4tS family
Address III ~ tvcrN ENcnlHe once
MAN If good character would lIkc a posi-
tjou of trust Sucu special ottlCer 50
messenger i'm bank or office bulidine Can
furnish satisfactory reference. AadreSs n
p livery kEcnIne once.
WANTED BY younC married woman.
clerical fso-ir,an Tw1 wars nigh Cirts~
salcs cxDc-ianCa in c~arge ~ depar tnleut.
Th~ot, wears executive Wor% vim large Cug-
t,o-aflon Best Of references Address l. ~.
Every Evening Office
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-06-05

PROPOSALS FOR ROCKS AND SUI
rlIFS-ScaIcd proposals for books and
S,it,pi;.S will he received nv he BOARD ~
IsiiIltir Fducation in Wilmington, Delaware.
fur the furnishing uf books and supplies Tor
tht school wear ending June -. tN1t ~ ~
Cor.lancc with the list which can he pro
Curti from the office Of the secretary. nos
.lsS -S6t CITY Hail
Rid5crS 1nnst agree ia deliver the hooks
and supplies to The several public school
hou.cs In such quantities as designated hy
thf Committee 81 HooNs and supplies. the
Supcrintrndcnt or the BOARD before Sep
trrnhor ! 1000 qat must also agree 20 seep
s,,pnlied tn, = hs,ot anusCs where a short
age may occur tetor The close ot the hscai
wear ~ their expense
Proposals must be deposited WITH inc
secretary before : o'clock. y. m. Monday.
Iur, III lp10 and must be marked Pro
,,nsalS fnr BoGk~ and supplies The right
30 NJ iCct anv ~ Ali proposals = reserved
BOARD OF pGRIiC EDICSTIoN-
HARRY !. GUTHRIE, Secretary.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-06-05

EtnS roR LEASE or ICE AND RE-
ERIGFR ATING PLANT The Public
Health service offers % lease for period
top jco and i50-ton rcfrigerating plant A
Ierrvv;IIe Md The plant j fully equipped
and ready 10 operate immrdiateI. Power and
light wif} be furnished the lessee as part Of
FiS contract surety bond in sufficient
amount must he furnished. Sealed propo 81 Is
viii he received az the Office Of the Medical
oatccr in Charce L : Public Health Ser
,icc Hospital PerryviIle. Nd until noon
~ t4ue I2 1920 The government reserves
he rlght 10 reject any or all proposals
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-06-05
MOTORCYCLES REPAIRED.

RFADING STANDARD MOTORCYCLES
tIenerai repairing on all makes. Aces
.ories Wilmington Cycle Co, 1906 Market
street Deirnar I. Van Size. Mgr. Phone
1867 j. =.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-06-05
PROPOSALS.
81 600 600 HIGHWAY BONDS.
AIE NE DEI.AM 4 RE


scaled proposals will he received ny tne
state Treasurer Of Delaware until June ~.
1920. at 90 q clock. y m. Tor the purchase
of = 600 900 of state bonds of the state
Uf Delaware.
said bonds will hear date January lp2o
and to he of $1,000 denomination. nearing
Z .-per Cent interest. payable Seaii anntialiN
on the first days ut January ana JulN oi
each year RondS shall he raS able sortN
years after the date thereof. but the SAID
bonds or any Of them may hC redeemed at
hundred and five prr Centum OF the prln-
,ipaI debt Of the bond redeemed on any
nrSt day Of January or first day ~ JulN
after the said bond or any Of them Shal'
haVd heen ISSUED one year. upon tHrty
daIs' notice properly advertised prinCipal
and interest payable a the Farmers Banh
of the state Of Delaware at Dover bcia-
waro
The bonds 10 be coupon bonds with no
Stato tax All bids must he addressed -
state Treasurer. Dover. Delaware BldS
will hC received for the whole or any part
OF tho iNuC and must he accompanied ny
n certified check for per cent ot the hid,
pa1ahle to the order nf George NJ Fisher.
Sr9tc Treasurer The right is reserved 70
rCiect any or all bids.
Said bonds are issued under authority 81
an act entitled An Act 70 Create a, state
Ulchwav Department. establishing a system
of state highways and providing for thG
tnlUrnvcrncnt and maintenance thereof,
and appropriating and borrowing money
therefor paSSpd ny the General Assembly
~ tho state or Delaware. and approved hN
tho governor tprii =, 1917
GEORGE NJ. FISHER
state Treasurer.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-06-05
AGENTS AND SAl.EsMEN.

AGENTS SlnO weekly Automobile own
ers everywhere Wild With rnthuSIas asru.
Marvellous invention doubles poWe~. uii,
age cffirlrucy saves tts cost FIRST tiat
SENSATIONAL sales everywhere Territory
Eoin, hhC wUdhrc S2o Sample oGiuj and
Ford car free Write quick. ovce TO. Dept.
AL Louisville ky
SEND for rec Toilet SOAP sample and $40
cash refund offer. Lacassia Co Dept 6''2.
81 Louis Nd
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-06-05
BICYCLE REPAIRING.

WILMINGTON CYCLE SHOP Of sos W
Front street has moved 70 nsx auArssr
corneg Fourth snt scott stsseGs.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-06-05

FOR RENT Seven-roon house centrally
located, Furnished. Address -. Every
Evening ONCE.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-06-05

Statesmen wanted To sell the Vital Auto
matte Cleaner IN protected territory.
live wide awake man VINO il willing to hustle
can make from $50 TO 500 per week. only
hustlers need apply Apply 10 Mr. Caya,
2uH " Eisntn street, unit 10 y. IN.
WANTED Experienced driivcryman Apply
National Biscuit Co. 1907 Gtlpiu avenue
WANTED Chauffeur twhitCl one willing
10 wors Married man preferred, Refer
enCe required state wages desired Address
Z. q. BoN ,t~4, MIlm uRton. Del.
WANTED First class Ford repair man.
State experience and salary AdurcS8 l. =
Every Evcnins orice
WANTED man Apply at once
snow " mite Laundry, "a ~ NandeNCr Ave.
WANTED Two good men as gardeners
steady job. Apply 80 Bcdford Court.
Waw2Sct
WANTED -Four clean cut Young men -
solicit advertising IN commission. unll
hast lCrs need apply, lrSt ~ reference re
qutrvd. AuuresS ~ y. rNtr2 hNcnnN nhtce.
WANTED Handy man. Arpl, v, !.
Bolts, tippinCot 80
NA%TFD Two experienced. wh,ic truck
drivers - years and over Must I've tnot-
oughly reliable and honest Nicn v no want a
good. permanent position desired Adurc>S
"A ~. every Evening once
WANTED Names men os3s II, wishing
10 become mai carriers Cs postal clerks.
SIC0-sISS month. Ansyec immcdla teiN
ID II, Ev.ry Evening oHCc
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-06-05
STEAMBOAT LINES.

Schedule 10 EHoct May %. lN2O.
Subject to change Without notice.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-06-05
HELP " ANIEn.

WANTED Man and woman, houSe and
garden Clay mont. Apply HeoiEe l"dkS'
". Ninth stTvtt.
WANTEn--In Immediately hGndreds TnCn.
women over H. Government .OU~ Sl'h1-
5000 month List positions free lin
Institute. Dent. il H. Rochester. \
WOMEN or men wanted salary S2i iall
time ECc an hntr spa "a time sring guar
autpeti hosiery 10 WParpr Experience tin
ues,C s>arN Internal Ioual Mills. NOTr}StoWn.
Ia.
WILMLNGTtN mcn-wcmen wanted. Hun
arfsIs railway mail cierA~. l2n month.
acanCy hsts iress Franklin institute. )ept.
81 r. Rochester. =. \
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-06-05
ROOMS FOR RENT.

BAY NfH1tbN. Erfrfifls AfUfN ffYnA FtFNts
for gentlemen. Private family. Phone
FURNISHED Room. adjoining bath Use
of phone. Also light housekeeping DriEi-
loges. 400 ~. Harrl@on strcct. --.
ruRNlsHED ROOMS for light, housoseep-
niih Call lois w.
FURNISHED ROOM. private family. ~
w TwentF-1fth street
ron RENT Furnished room. 1907 wash
tpRton street.
FURNISHED ROOM for one or two aen-
tismen. 5ns W Fourth street.
FURNISHED ROOM for two. Board ~
preferred. 6iJ w Fifth street
ron RENT On Delaware avenue, a large.
desirable Aocond-NtprF. furnished room.
suitable Tor 0ne or two gentlemen Sall50tl
LARGE. third-story front room. 1900 west
street
NICELY Furnished second story room for
gentlemen. 1907 W Eighth strest
NICELY furnished room ON second floor
Apply ioDG Monroe street.
NICELY furnished room for gentleman.
Private family. Phone 37p1 J.
NEATLY furnished room for one or two
gentlemen. 81 West Eleventh street.
ONE furnished room col y. Jackson So
ROOM With board. 1910 Washington street.
ROOMS Tor rent. 900 west street.
ROOMS Furnished or unfurnished s2R W
Seventh street
ROOMS centrally located Two rooms on
nTst Hoor. four rooms on SECOND floor and
! two rooms on third floor VIII rent each
| hppr separately. Immediate possession. Ap-
ply g Br1cksou. io4 W seventh sirea.
| ROOMS for light housekeeping Apply i22f
MARKET street
TWO large. communicating bedrooms. 1924
MARKET street.
| TWO Communica ting rooms for gen .iemen
only. Two blocks from Tenth and Mar
| ket streets 1913 King street
| TWO furnishe commune sing ro1mv mex
TO bath. Cal 1900 w sirt st.
Two furnished rooms 70 ight houseksap-
| ing. Fifth avenue.
| TWO unfurnlshed front. communicating
| rooms. on nrgt floor for housekeeping
| Running water and all conyeuienrps. Apply
| IblG Washington street.
| TWO ROOMS Tor rent in private family
| - Fifth aYenuc
| THREE furnished rooms for rent FOR house.
keepina il3 W Eighth street
TVO furnished rooms AMI hath. second
/ floor s25 " SiEth street
| THREE 'unfurnishad rooms on second Hoor
/ usn ~ bath. West side N 3 Every Fven
| ing Df1cc
/ THREE unfurnished rooms. second Hoor
for light housekeeping Immediate pos
! session Heat and light. 1908 W sixth. aftei
| O'Clock
/ TWO unfurnished rooms for light houen
Keeping ~ Thirty fourth street Phons
| 1855 vs.
| TWO furnishod rooms fnr lrh, nousrxaep
ing 10 children Apply 1902 Pine street.
THE STRAND
Fourth and Poplar Street.
Newly Furnished Rooms
/ Il able Board.
Phone 6246 w
i 49,
| WANTED 70 rent rooms with Or withou
board Call 1895 j.
II
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-06-05
EiAIRIDRESSING.

SCALP TREATMENT. Shampoaing Facial
Massage. Manicurlng Kate I Cleiand. BIO
n Harrison street Phone i2al
4 nATHERINE F4hAN. Hair Dressing Par
lors. RrownSon Blds.. Fourth and jack
.pn FFansfOFma tions. Braids Wigs and
Toupees made TO order. Best grade hair
used exciusiv vely ~ worAroom Phone ai36
or appointments.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-06-05
DOLL. HOSPITAL.

DOLL. HOSpITAI4--tieads and Wigs. Comm
inRs made up in any style. 6Is w. SeV
nth e., "a Walnut ) {. Phone i9A5i IL
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-06-05

WANTED Women ara eir!s steady work
Experience not ncce>,ar$. ! y / laundr
Sixth ara Orange streets
WANTED Ncat coior,l g!a Phone g5s
wmTr WOMAN FOR eook $50 per
month >pply Dceme, New Castle.
nci HhnDr +.
WHITE IT coIor,d elrl general hoIsewor,
2oal PaH Mrs ~chAErla -305 Harrison
strysf
WANTED Two eiyss rnr .raShare one as
cook ihe other Ger general houSrworh
and Washington streets
WA~TEp Woman fu- COOS ns AMI dowu
stars work Phone ssl3 " Mrs -,
-Noi Pennsylvania af"nae
WANTED carl to operate hems,stcalng
machiu, Apply Singer shop, aIA Market
street
WANTED Young woman a~~,s,an, book
t>ceIer and tyg.>' Apply Pier
C9 io4d FciI9~s BsaUii0s ryali ami ktns
streets
immcsiiately names women.
Common e<iueAtiou suricgant 800 month
up. Address - i Esyry Esuntux Odlce,
--------------------- -------------~
WANTED lanjtor~4 oue with evpcc.ance
in store voro Apply tsrAut Gi5 NarAet
street
$50 WKFkf.I. up Home wcra Experience
unpecrsSar> f>cryth'ns furnished Par
ticHiarS frce Ecn Hnu andy makers To.
10 \ Broad street Philadelphia pa
Y0t%G LADY no assist IN ice cream
pa-ior Appi lsl5 v Fourth 81
BEST PURE LARD. 2pc. Double star
C2uals soc butter. 54c, Buckeye. z3C.
creamed cabbage. 25c. large tasty sour or
ala pickles. % also sell Good Luek
Horner. Smallest store 70 Town. 42I
i ing street
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-06-05
WANTED TO BY.

WANTED 70 BUY DIAMONDS.
We viii pay you Tia highest prices.
s. Kiriu q BRO 90 sxtb ami haraet
strrsts
NJ PAt the highest pri.es for second- IA ni
furniture. rags c1rpets tooks, u.ctsis aGd
stB xtn4s cf Iun4 Iarot Protekal Sl2 Fast
Ss--cp6 street Prone aJys -
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-06-05
FOR RENT.

WANTED 70 rent rooms with Or withou'
board Call 1895 J
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-06-05
FEMALE HELP WANTED.


ACTIVE WOMAN or grown girl, wblte !.
from country preferred. Plain cooking ana
some housework, small adult family EN-
cellent location own room. bath and other
convcniences. Other help, Give references.
Address NJ o. Every Evening ONCE.
COOK and laundrcss. TO go To senshore.
3213 boulevard.
CAPABLE WOMAN as mothers helper In
the homo No cooking, washing or ironing
Good home and reasonable wages for rel-
able woman. Phone 4olS j. between D and 1
O'CLOCK evening.
DRESSM AKER wants frst-ciass help for
both skirts and waists. Good sewers. Ad-
dress ,. Every Evening ouice.
EXPERIENCED gardener Josiah Mar
vel du pont building.
EXPERIENCED BooKI<FEPER wanted
store 400 Market street.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-06-05
TsI<FSS OPPORTUNITIES.

y0fIn Yat invest one dollar a week for
ten weeks on a chance to make $1,000 or
more Particulars free. No obligation
Wrltc 4 Carlton Box 6sh. Fort Worm,
Texas
IHt very best material and the very best
VarL manship. <othins else leaves my shop,
- Hess shoe repairer. 202 ". seventh =.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-06-05
MONEY TO LOAN.

MONEY TO LOAN on mortgages Home
huyers only Address NJ l3, Every Even
ing 0ffice.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-06-05
PLAsTERING.
HAULING CONTRACTORS.
MODERN BUSINESS COURSES.
HINES PRIVATE BUSINESS
COLLEGE

4O9 w 2ad ST. Phone 529g "
individual instruction in Shorthand. Type
wrltinS bookkeeping. Comptometer. Add
Ing Afachinc &C. Open all summer Day
and evenings. Electric famed studies 70.
sitionS secured,
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-06-05

I0ST-A number Of books between Sec
ord End Fourth on Union Reward
Finder rIcaSc return to 612 Springer street.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-06-05
ROOFING.
HOTELS.

srop Ar THE ANNEN uOTEL-East
Fourth street.. Good rooms with nos
water heat. tub aud shower baths. s. 81,
81 % and St.00 weekly. single beds SOC
aud 50c 75c. 81 Oh. Open day aud night.