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El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-02-23
For Sale or Exchange-Rsal Estate


TO EXCHANGE small valley ranch
for o. modern room residence, deal win
owner only. address p o. BOX le.4-
FOR EXCHANGE-sI50 clear lots. $500
cash Tor room modern house. will pay
$4,000.
Business property and tenements FOR roy
aities OF leases in proven fields. equity in
BUNGALOW Tor car or oil stock
"a acres near Nado. n. a. Tor cottage
equity furnished house. trents for $50 per
month; for good second lien note OF auto
IS acres near san Ellzdrio ~ acres IN
alfalfa, for cottage; 50 acres in Colorado.
FOR II Paso property new modern apart
ment house fer cottage. business properly,
rents $50 per month, good buy. VIII take
$4,000 city property or valley land la
cash payment small tracts OF land TINS
side q Tsleta for cottages. room adobe
house, IA acres. outhouses. good looa-
ton. about 10 miles from p Faso. or
interurhzn. for lots or cottage
Good land for cotton at sacrifice.
brick tenement near Paso del Norte Hotel
for sood leases or royalty or improved
valley land
phone Ga s13 Caplss Bldg
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-02-23

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SPANISH EAClfEn-l.rra1 -euceus CAS-
JUST starting. special method used. pirate
Tegsans also- can az 2f2 Porfi7-o Dlzz
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-02-23
HEaTTIFTL
nErw nr~EEHTnHrE 5000

& rooms and breakfast room hardwood
doors throughout these bungalows have
Extra good huilt In features ard the in
terror finish is excellent reasonably close
n $3.50 down and S26 per month and in
tsrest- 81 you want a strictly first class
home, see these
z r. Fletcher. with
Mckee BROS. eos MILLS BLDG.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-02-23

BALL BOOM AND STAGE DANCING
Private lessons az any hour b. 4proip--
manL Class lessons. tuesday and L4lra
f-- evenfrrr. 10 $780, Corllion Hail.
Pm $50. Chlirsn-E elisa saluzel1-s 3 Pm
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-02-23
PRICED
RIGHT.

GOOD HOMES PRICED
RIGHT.
FIVE ROOMS. living room,
fuu width Of house, glassed
in sleeping porch. basement
heating plant, brick garage
two fun lots paved street.
paving paid This is the best
buy in Manhattan Heights
5000 E2eo0- cash. Balance
easy.
FIVE ROOMS. glassed in
sleeping porch, half base
ment. heating plant. spacious
norches, exceptionally vel
built. brick garage. servants
quarters laundry room. paved
street. $500. $1,000 cash.
CAN o. 3. HOOKER
with
BROADDUs a. lie BARON
al9 Texas ST. Phone 1858
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-02-23

esNNU bhAAA NNNNAaea AAAAAa-AAaa ava HAAAA
cash. Pm sew
A REAL HONEST BARGAIN.
Two South Front Lots.
Adjoining Manhattan Heights
on san Diego street
Price S575 cash for both You
wiz have TO hurry
ETTE REALTY CO.
Phone 1880 292 y Stanton 81
HIGH GRADE MATERIAL
Used only In our watch repair department
Why pay more Tor inferior wQrk
RaVNFTTsS. eIo SAN ANTONIO 81
Look for the Big Gold Clock.
N MANHATTAN HEIGHTS
TWO HOUSES READY TO
MOVE IN
$1,000
No. l. -Four rooms. large
rlassed sleeping porch. hot
afr heat. hultin features,
hardwood floors through
ont. lots 50x120- $500 cash and
$50 a month VIII buy this
house.
Efo0o.
No. Q. A brand new house,
large rooms. hardwood floors
throuchout. hot air heat
built in features a beautiful
house, can be bought for $3.50
cash. small monthly pay
ments-
See JOHN WOOD
GOODMAN BROTHERS 4
COMPANY
Real Estate Insurance
eos y. Stanton st.
Phone 2424.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-02-23
For Sale-City Property

$1,000 BRICK cottass. furnished. for $500
cash. PHI sS71W-
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-02-23

LET Us BUILD FOR YOU
On your lots or ours We VIII finance
your building on easy terms We do
a general contracting business ana
wiz gladly give estimates free We
furnish plans and specifications
RAMET BROS.
201-202 Caples Bldg Phone 6l3
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-02-23

5000 PER ACRE.
17H acres IN S0corro Grant land
irrigated. viii take auto as first
payment
5000 PER ACRE.
80 acres In upper valley, about so
acres in cultivation. located on
west side Of river. VIII take some
trade
$4,000 PER ACRE
c-f acres adjoining Toruilo town
site. In lower valley; this land is
being planted In cotton
% ACRES.
In upper valley. has modern
house. has hath and water piped
in house. land all in cultivation.
10 acres in 10 year old Bartlett
pears produced 1900 boxes last
years. bas large adobe barn and
garage. chicken houses. machinery
and equipment 20 operate place.
has some stock. chickens and tur-
keys. This IS an ideal farm and
worth the money
WYATT a RICHEN.
Real rance-Investrnen ts-
1856 First National Bank Bldg
Phone $3.50
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-02-23

FOUR ROOM BRICK BUNGALOWS
under construction IN GrandvieW or
Alta Vista. SEQ cash. balance monthly.
NEW 5 ROOM BRICK BUNGALOW,
paved street. = lots, possession soon
$4,000; $500 cash. balance monthly
FRANK Z. cox
219 Caples Bldg Phone 6f25.
BARGAIN N SUNSET HEIGHTS.
f175o-Four room house glazed sleeping
porch. bath. serving booth. basement. all
built in features. hardwood floors. every-
thing strictly modern and IN good condi-
ton. about years old. If new today
would cost about $500
Call Boutwell,.
JANIS /. MARI 4 COMPANY.
Phone 4150. 500 r san Antonio St.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-02-23

ALTURA PARK
THE GEN OF THE HIGHLANDS
Excellent home sites
Lots 500 70 $500 Easy terms
LESLIE REED. SOLE AGENT
90 Mills Bldg Phone 1905
NEW FOUR ROOM BUNGALOW
close TO car line and pavement this
Is q barEain. s2650.00: $4,000 cash,
balance. S35-0e per mo.
-FOUR ROOM BUNGALOW glassed
porch. breakfast room. all the bullt-in
features. a dandy home s3500t0-
Reasonable cash payment, balance
$4,000 per month. interest included
FIVE ROOM BUNGALOW, sleeping
porch. al the built-in features ex-
ceIlent location, q sacrifice at
S3500.00: $4,000 cash. balance TO SUIT
MANI ATTAIN HEIGHTS BUNGALOW.
five rooms. glassed porch. hardwood
floors throughout 1uu basement
and heating plant 4 bargain only
s5500.00- $4,000 cash balance saa-et
per month. interest included
LESLIE REED
Real urance-Rentals.
60 Mills Bldg. phone i4uo-
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-02-23

sUPERFLIOus HAIR
Nolez. scars. facial blemis1ea removed
slEEinE cheeks. mouth 90 nose llnsz. e1
racfed. MRS. GRACE A. BENSON. %
Buckier aids- Fh. asa
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-02-23
For SaIs-Farlns and Ranches

EOr odie-r arms ana NduCneS
HAYE 100 land miles west Courchesne
bridge. suitable for dairy or other uur-
poses. rent or sell Duncan Campbell. 1851
kcntueky. fh- aa-lJ.
STOCK RANCH-e0s4 acres. 1850 acres
decided. improved. fenced. abundant sup
ply good water and feed, 50 head stock.
farm. implements. price $4,000. Address
Owner. P O. Box S. II. Haaehuca. Ariz.
VIII SACRIFICE level lots IN Eood
$3.50 cash or viii take IN az part payment
good heavy team and wagon. balance TO
suit Phi. $50 or address c B whitaker.
80 + San Antonio
FOR SALE Or REST-rwo adjoining
tracts OF land. IS and 10 acres. halt mile
o. canning factory At Tsleta, Fl Paso Co.
or paved north loop road. has through .
both water and drainage canal. an rich
aud cultivated Address Immediately Nc
Crummen. P. o. Box 5ol. Eastland. Tex.
FARM lands.
15i. acres OF fine land all in cultivation.
good adobe house, 2sN4f, on main ditch
50 steps 10 drainage canal. Eooc nelEhbor-
loop road 155g0. terms can be made Phi
Is5eW. r. p D. !. Box Sc.
ACREAGE On MESA.
I own and control e acres an level laud
near It Bliss. now ripe for sub-division.
good money can be made out Of it. SEQ
r. Z. LYONs. Zoe TEXAS ST. PHI 11s7
FOR REST-le acre farm. blocks south
Tsleta postoffice and school. good room
adobe house. orchard. shade trees. no
aiizalL So month Phone McSain. SIS or
es5I.
VALLEY LAND TO TRADE.
81 acres. Dorbandt tract
Is acres. Socorro-
II acres near Nsleta-
Larger tracts IN upper valley VIII sell
on easy terms or trade for e Paso prop
JAY T. KNOX COMPANY
101 Caples Bldg. Phone 21s6.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-02-23

$500
CHLMNENS. furnace. stoves. cleaned, -e-
paired household goods packed. l1r-lti11
repaired Lopez. eos s. stanton. n 92-.-
SIMON gIE~CaS-Chlmney sweep. furnaea
cleaned. stoves feuaired and seq 1p- IN
zz11. 112 s. stanton
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-02-23
Eor SaIe-City Property

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WELL BUILT s room cottage. close in.
wyoming ST.. south front, bargain Phi
1858
$500 DOW'N.-balance S15 per month, buys
furnished house. s1100, . screened porches'
convenient 10 car. Ph. 6s62J-
SEVEN ROOM BUNGALOW
Corner lot, 75x1eo. expeetionaly a.
t-artfre brick vide porch and veranoa a.
hardwood floor. handsome WOOD o. x
800 ~ r-in6or-- and large closets
-o-rn-- cement basement With servants
u7-arters- hot water heating plant; there
i 4 brick garage with cement driveway
and cement floor yard soddeo, exclusive
io-7tiffn- Only 5000. Terms
FTyRT b. STONE & COMPANY
so Caples Bids Phone $50
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-02-23

FOR SALE
new large 4 room bumga-
low. hardwood floors, built
in features; a real bargain
$3.50. Terms and you VIII
have to hurry.
SEE Mr. LEE
FTIE REALTY CO.
Phone 1850. e02 \. Stanton
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-02-23

HIGH GRADE MATERIAL
Used only IN our watch repair depaFtiii en- {.
u-1-w nav more for inferior work.
EaRNFrT's. eIa SAN ANTONIO ST
look for the Big Gold Clock
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-02-23

Real ance-Invest I'm ents-
1855 First National Bank Bldg
Phone $3.50
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-02-23

BETTEa FURNITURE PACKING
We pack. ship or store furni-lre. GU s-
lrd china work NEE 1l1lI-s 11-F a--
superlntent an ny packing ne-7l-a--t-
80 fu-rItu-a taken. Or crchaas1 Ger T'erk-
p y HlorsrE rPHnIsrERlNG 90
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-02-23
MN BUNGALOW.
HTaNHATTAN HEIGHTS.

MAINTAINS HEIGHTS.
rooms. tapestry brick, hardwood lloors'
there are plenty OF windows and closets
Il has tile bath. there IS full basement
and heating plant. located on corner, paved
sfr-et excellent nsiEhbo-hood- Nov ready
FOR occupancy About $1,000 cash, balance
easy. Only s5s5o
Ask for McBEE-
HENRY II. STONE & COMPAS1-
can eS1t after s o'clock Call 6a51W-
40 Cau1es Bldg.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-02-23

HO,rEsEEkERs
We have Tor sale in Kern
Place three modern bunga-
lows. and Z rooms; also one
a-stOry. s-foom. modern
home.
They viii cost you money.
5ut value IS assured.
cau 4 l. CopleE
with
A.P. COLES & BROTHERS
Phones ls4-1ss Sso8 y Oregon st
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-02-23
For Sale-City Property

FIVE room BUNGALOW. $500. owner. 80
fremont Phi fTs5I.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-02-23
Furniture Packing

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FURNITU RE bought packed. ur1olstsrel.
repaired We have tesr chlr1 ard s-s--
ware packer iu citT- 1latlraza r9nrrlto1s.
IRWIN FURNITURE CO.. Phone 30
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-02-23
Furniture Repairing


FEIr A,SD STRAW HATS Asnorated. ai-
tarario-. cleaning. pressing. ore day sar.-
Zee special hotel rates Pm 1l5l 4la n
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-10-09
James j. Cohen
$50 Market Street
Insurance Broker. Phone 3255 W.

wv HEN one pays good money
wv for insurance one wants and
is entitled 10 a feeling Of con
fidence and security. as well as satis-
faction that the rates are the best POS
SIble under underwriters rules.
The best rates cannot be made bv
telephone or at the agents Offices.
Each risk IS worth a careful. personal
examination and may be subjected %
advice from one capable ~ giving
such advice from long experience i1
insurance matters and with the un-
derwriters, all Of it looking toward fire
protection and prevention and there
fore the lowering Of rates to lowest
available points.
These offices offer to YOU that per-
sonal service together with the values
of long insurance experience in in
surapce agencies and with the under
writers.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-10-09
kIWANIS CLUB BOOSTS
LINTNER FOR GOVERNOR
At the District Convention Of the
Order, Which Was Held in
Washington Today.

With a representation of about 100
delegates from Wilmington, who left the
city on a special car on the Pcnnsylysnia
railroad Mt 0.I2 o'clock this morning, the
annual convention of the Capitol District
Of the kiwanis Club was held IN Wash
inFton today.
On the way To Washington on The train
the Wilmington delegatee held a canis
dummy meeting" presided over by
Mayor William g. Taylor, president of
the local club. About IS women, wives of
club members, accompanied tho delegns.
ton.
When they arrived in Washington this
morning, the Wilmington club members
received rousing welcome on the part
Of the Washington club, and were escorted
10 the Washington Hotel, which ~ the
official convention headquarters
Pre-election forecasts indicate TIM,
Edwin W. Lintner, of Wilmington, at
present first lieutenant governor nf the
Capitol District, will be elected governor
for the next term at the election Of officers
this afternoon. William A. Danncnhaur,
chairman Of the committee Of arrange
ments. declared there is reason to be
optimistic IN the matter of Lintnor's 4
election A Sightseeing trip had been
arranged by a Washington committee for
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-10-09

have shown in me, the valued friendships
that ! have made among it's active mem
bers, and the splendid struggles for better
government and improved conditions in
which have engaged with you and others
have made me reluctant to take this step.
But before tho war | wins fo IN"
League Of Nations. My experiences during
the war, which, ms you know, were Mt
fairly close range, strengthened this con-
viction and created In me An intense desire
to do what | could To prevent future wnr,
and therefore since the war have been for
the League Of Nations.
An international court is not sufficient.
II would not have stopped the great war.
tine nation cannot prevent war. The ma
tions must unite. Most of them have. To
insist that the 3S who have now Joined the
league forralsc IL and 90 into an association
OF nations which IN To be designcd along
American lines, when Harding discovers
what those are, Is no way to promote
friendly relations between them and tIs,
even If thay could bc persuaded to put up
with such toploftincss on our part. The
way to promote friendly relation is 10 act,
To JON the league with such reservations as
VIC think ought To be made in fairness To
ourselves.
The isa1e is not between the league as
Wilson brought il and tho league with
reservations. The situation in the Senate is
such that the treaty capnot be ratified in
the form in which Wilson brought IL.
There will bc reservations such as will re-
hcve America of obligations. even moral,
under Article x, and will render Congress
wholly free to declare war or not in any
given case. The issue TO the American
voter is between going into the leagne with
reservations and not going into IL at all.
Harding is, and will be for not going into it
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-10-09
QUITS 6. 0. P. ON
LEAGUE QUESTION
Herbert Parsons, New York Leader
\ of Republicans, Can't Follow
Harding on Issue.

New York, Oct. o-Elertcrt Parsons,
for the last 25 years one of the most active
Republicans in this city, "A representative
OF the party in three Congresses, chairman
Of its county committee for five years, and
from 1916 until last June the New York
member of its national committee, yester-
day cut himself loose, mo longer being a
Republican under the law"
The attitude of the party toward the
League Of Nations, but more especially
the attitude of Senator Harding, was
made the specific reason for MIR. Parsons's
action. whose meaning be made unequivo-
cal by the declaration of his '1ntention TO
vote for Cox for President" He made
caustic comment upon Harding. whom he
called "straddler," all of whose talk is
mush
Mr.. Parsons announced his purpose in a
letter To : :. koenig, chairman of the
Republican County Committee. Its
publication straightway became an Incl
dent comparable in popular Importance
only with the reputation of the league by
Senator Harding which it followed by n
bare IL hours Its influence, outside of
New York no less than in the city itself, had
made itself manifest even last night.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-10-09

thnt il is folly to be specific. He is MEM
Der OF the Senate and OF its committee on
foreign relations, and has thus had before
him the treaty and the league for over a
year, and he now says that he does not
know what should be done. lie never will
know. He is negative and sentimental.
On one point he is definite: He is not for
what, after n years consideration, he vot-
ed for in the Senate, the league with the
Lodge reservations, although this IL the
solution which would come nearest 10
satisfying American aspirations md is
substantially what will work out by the
election of Cox.
Harding's real policy will bc 70 do-not
what honor or the peace Of the world re-
quires-but what he will be squeezed into
doing by the opposing preEsures ot the con-
ficting forces supporting him. IL may bc
nothing at all, so long as it serves ma "A
compromise TO preserve harmony IN the
Republican party and make possible con-
tinucd Republican control of the Senate.
In politics the man who is ignorant or
straddler or sentimentalist-by which
| mean n man who is unctuous in talk, but
"a cipher in action-compromiscs only one
way-and TINT is, the way of those who
know what they want and are determined
10 have it. Harding's delay and faulty
will result III ''the scrapping of the league
il Americas abstaining from it can scrap il,
for he will be willing 10 sacrifice the league,
even the world court as part of il, 20 the
comfort of harmony.
The cause, the greatest Of our day, calls
for the aggressive, positive leadership of
Cox, not the selt-conicssed ignorance OF
Harding. No straddler can lead cause.
The many years of hard work That /
have given 10 the Republican party, the
honoIs which il has bestowed upon me.
the confidence thnt many of it's members
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-10-09
The letter to Chairman Koenig read.


my Dcsr Chairman hereby resign
from the Republican County Committee,
no longer being Republican under the
law.
''It is my intention to vote for Cox for
Cox Is for going in; Harding is not for
going in, though in the Senate he voted
for going in So am for Cox.
"The League of Nations offers the one
practical opportunity for this generation to
unite the nations in an effort to prevent
war and effect disarmament. Democracies
only make striking changes under the
stress of great emotions.
'lt was while fresh with the recollection
Of the millions Of lives lost IN terrible
suffcrincs endured and the billions of
property destroyed that the people Of the
world would, II at all, rouse themselves to
an arrangement designed TO prevent repe-
tition of such horror
'"The fainter the recollection became,
the less was the likelihood Of action. We
are told that the American people are
tired of the League. They will be more
tired of 1t after March 4. Less will be pos
sible then than now.
Hardlngs expressions scattered through
his speeches about an association of ma
tons, an amended league and preserving
what is good in the treaty--expression
plainly designed to secure the votes of pro-
league Republicans, but interminglod with
expressions equally designed to give com
fort to those who wish the league scmpped
have induced many distinguished Re-
publicans who desire to see the United
States enter the league 10 support Hard
ing. They are being deceived.
Harding will not accomplish any thing
constructive. All his talk is mush. He
says he has no International program and
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Have you read che wan. A c.sales Z
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States will, under Harding, enter the
league, is that he will find il impossible TO
erect an association of nations or new
league and SO will have 10 crawl into this
one.
To me il is rnonstrously immoral not To
go into the leag'I. Mt all and Ia let slip this
one opportunity 10 join in great effort To
prevent future war. shall vote, therefore,
for Cox M the certain why To hnve tho
United States join the league and do her
full share TO preserve tho peace Of the
world by reservations making IL clear that
il is only the Congress that has tho right,
TO commit ,ia 10 war.
Yours truly,
Herbert Parsons.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-10-09

the women while tho b'pinces rnsvs''nr
Clubs represented At the e'nsens'on
included tb0c from W'innFt", Nssl-
instou, B.ltimorc, Bristol, Tenn. Lynch
burg, Portsmouth. R,snok1- and h'rh-
mond, Va. total of over 300 de'esstss
from the VARIOUS DIVISIONS ATTENDED tif
convention.
A banquet, followed by dsoes Al ~
Washington Hotel, y -chssdutvl im n,,
evening. Ttr Wilmington delegate vii
r~tsrn home tosnNvox.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-10-09
ON TIE WAR PATH.

Republicans are CRAFTY Tsrtul~-i ovss
a rrrnor that two quite prouinsnt party
leaders are publicly oprs-ing John N.
Walker, the Republican nominee ~
State Senator from The Fourth 1enntfrinl
district of New Castle county and gsf-
-onsl friend ~ United States h"nnt0r l..
Hcrkr Ball.
IL ~ reported thns tI~~~ two s.stefs
ARE taking around ard lu'rfSiurug ~
ward T. Murray, thu Democrats noinincf
for State Senator from the f0srth de-
tfict
II Is ,usid ths-x two leaders are aavi~ved
NJ Senator Ball, and are striking AZ hin
over the bead II his friend Nnlker
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-10-09
DANCE FOR FIREMEN.
Independence 60. Entertaining Guests
From Reading.

A smoker and dance was held at tho
Independence Fire Co.'S hall last night in
honor of the so visiting firemcn from the
SchuylkiIl Volunteer Fire Co, of Reading,
Pa.
The visiting delegation took a boat
ride on the river today. visiting Ship John
Light and League Island. They will re-
turn To Reading Tomorrow.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-10-09
State Federation of I.sbos.

In regard to the pfoy,,acd fofnssion Il
State Federation of Labor, Iphn q. ,af
Tor hrs returned from trip through l0ytr
Delaware A report II his Trip VII -
made 20 the executive committee ~ IT,
Central Labor Union. which = undertaking
the work of organizing the prop0sed Stssr
Federation
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-10-09
Election Proclamation

Governor Townsend has sent to Sheriff
Grassland proclamation announcing
that general election viii be held in
New Castle county Tuesday, November
-
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-10-09
Letters on Estates

Register Of Wills Isaac r. Brown has
granted letters Of administration on the
estates Of Joseph w. T.. Casey and Latua
Elvn Casey 90 Lille A Casey PYLE.