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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-03-01
Veteran Stockholders Back for Coast League Baseball Jobs
Big Fellows
to Meet at
Pool Smoker
Koch and Reed Are Ready
for Gong

Fourteen hundred and forty slx
pounds Of bone and muscle has
bern lined up by Austin A salt
for iis-ir Tuesday smoker. nj the
Crystal Pool. Three wrltsrweight
matches. u lightweight battle
aud tho main event. a heavy
weight scrap. combine la the
heaviest match card Of the
season.
Seattle boxing fans like heavy.
weights. The, have always been
partial. and after they glimI~@d
Wild mr. It~cd. with his heavy
sleep producer. 49, tried out ON
Tommy Woodhous- last week.
they opined that wild Iiiii"
would soon make his mark In
these here parts.
ficcd. after two starts. one ~ Ia
coma. In which he all but knocked
out Joe Bonds. and the one here last
week. when be did knock out Tommy
Woothousr. hrvaks into tho main
event class and meets Oscar Koch
Chef Mcintyrsa latest pruiege
Chester. old boy. has yet TO pull a
hloomcr In hln selection ~ heavy ma.
uriai. M Prank Farmer and Ole
Anderson. his recent fame climbers
testify.
Koch has been strdaiy climbing. and
looks 90 be the best heavy In these
parts. unless u be this same Reed
person. Anyway. tho pair are due
TO look hne another over tomorrow
night, and the referees decision will
settle any disputes,
Harry Anderson. back after a
winter spent In Canada. boxing about
Calgary. Winnipeg and Vancouver
will rodsbute. opposed 20 Mike Pete
In the srmi.windup. Harry recently
Eave Pngry Morton q hard battle 81
Vancouver. showing thereby that hr
was In A shape
Tn. ever popular Soldier woods
meeting He'd Gage. ~ the lsi,er's
frs; bout a. a wrlierwciEht. Joe
FARRELL. just out cf the marine corps
boxing Earl connors. the Tacoma
lightweight. and Hoy McCarlln. ths
brom1rton terror. opposed TO Young
T.rro. a nc~ Everett preilininar,
boxer. complete the card
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-03-01

Summary Hgtstaitnfions@Hs anis Zee
fars t<f fof Hell. Miller fer Hurts
rrs-chsi fpr Mars
acorine Fi-if reals. Mos :. Schubert
? white .. Gfssn 4 uissn :. Hsnni~ =.
Hsn :. t<-f 3. WessicasA 9 Frss thrs~s
Mars 4. Hfssa
fisfsrss=~noc" wells
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-03-01
Orr at Sacramento
SEATTLE OPENS
CAMP

CAMP
Seattle will 20 into training at
Hsnford. Cal. today. under the
leadership Of Sammy Bohne,
club captain. The club Is
In pretty good shape for
players. with the exception Of
battery men. Tub" Spencer,
counted upon 10 do the catching.
Is still among the missing when
the signed contracts are gone
over. And Paul Musser. counted
upon 10 be one Of the regular
huricrs. also refuses TO report 10
the Siwashcs. Otherwise the
players arr all expected to report
10 the summons Of Manager
Wares during the coming week.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-03-01
tErSakh
|dS@ q

~. PAUL Nareh f.-Evevvst Nc
0oUun, 81 Pal ist>suasis~ai skating
ennmpann. vea the Northwestern IN
6oR sasesss skating championship
besD yesterday BY taking three cat
- esux seaSsr evecss- Hose Sshnssa
- Ch1nnGs won the wwman's events.
- hxsks the wsssd's re~osi foe tho
Qn6Besv. naking u In rs. she set
~ pBUSSsas mark 81 rs SIS.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-03-01
One Of IN. fuun,.-, thing. w.. s.-

Onf % The FUNNIEST things We s~r
nowadays IL tho expression of good
viii that IL tagged on the end ~ dip
lomatic discharge notes You're
fircd-with renewed expressions of
kindest regard and continued conf.
dence. lovingly yours etc.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-03-01

Eddie Casey, Harvard star. quits
gridifon To join sales force OF Boston
Investment broker.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-03-01
A WEIRD
DEt.t'siO<

Along In the nlfht Jakey awoke
His cyc sockets were flooded with
Precipitation and an he gaEed up
auitocs and June bugs fiiitine about
In tho dim yellow light from the
tranHom. Nit. ATE thought he was
drowned and lying on the ocean bed
looking at the goldfish.
should YOU care for some slight
diversion Mt this point just pause
and study the name OF Atz. It's the
longest one ever known In baseball,
running. as q does. from A to u.
And so while we all waited for
apartmentA. corkcd and uncorked.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-03-01
American Association Plans Big
Spring Training Season in South
BY FRED TURBYVILLE.

BY FRED TUKB1NITLE.
These be prosperous days in the minor eagues-the first
in the history of the national game.
Most of the minors made money season. and il looks
as if they would make this year.
And they spend it when they make il. The half dollars
and the dollars from the fans into the development
better ball clubs.
For instance everyone of the eight clubs in the American
association is going South for spring training They're
lining trips rvang the big brothers in the major circuits
indianapolis q
Mike Kelley takes his Paul team to Dawson
Springs.
Jce Tinker's Columbus boys will at Albany.
Louisville q
will train Iu Hans oLIaIom.
CITY Joe Caninon undecided nj last
Kansas City will Journey Ia Ardnore. Okla
Toledo o ~
In
a his
confident the VIII
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-03-01
Commuters Take Antlered
Herd Into Camp
How Clubs Stand
in Star League
snnmnlnr the kIk- under = %

swamplnr the tlk- under -
To "a count af the y, VI q. A.
Saturday night the University
Community five climbed Into q
tie with the spaiding five in
L~aEue Ma, 1. OF star cage cir
cult.
The result WAS never In doubt.
No Il~nni~ a 60. taking the
lead right off the bat and kcep'
ing u thruout th- game. Tho
Tiks seemed lost on the ~" floor
and tho Commuters' team work
WAS too much for the antier~d
herd.
Dad Jeaf. the veteran forward
found the rim five times In the sec
end half for the Commuters. HEM
woodoock. the other forward. Hcoree
str field goals. Pete schubert. tbs
Elks forward. gathered seven fisls
goals.
In the other game % the nigh;
the Y. ~. G. A snaEEed the Soldier
a Sailors club team 70 To 20. The
first half was close. the ~" l~adinE
Is Go if. but the association team
piled up a bigger lead IN the secons
half and walked of with tho game
stock was the high scorer Tor th'
winners with 10 points. while nulii
led the losers with slEh, points.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-03-01
By CHARLES DRYDEN

n.uttfV a. autv akin areu no the
.,n.,,n .., ana ,,h.n the fatal gift
4. .,uu s,,,,h., s,,b,n,yg.d beneath
. c,.t q, .u,n,r.r ian with freckles
a., !, ,,,,r, /, s,.,,,h ho,nh IN mower.
49,. a. r.y..i ,ho.. hidden charms.
p..s,,.u Ia. discovered many
$40 goo arm. ara so,n. legs that rat.
a. Met la, ,,,c have We, 90 see the
grand oia uartlma putting on
h.,,,,v uh,.,
gne.kinv Of handaome athletes.
A anv -, Vou remember that ls-
can you ever feyre,-Sick AltrockY
t.,, HANDED n,,eher Nick south.
n.vx,a yi,hout +. pe.y Mary's the
IN. ~, s,,rc,,t rca,,e.t ne mined
81. -. 49, a. ina, IN. catcher
c,,,,t, - ..c,,a t,.sn ana vi,af WINS
,.t,... ,,,aes tn,,,r ,h.,c
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-03-01

lesson IN waitin' 'cm out They just
received that si3.ol7iS, plus pcr
cent interest for four months. as
their reward for finishing in third
place last year.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-03-01

seattle. iss sausd ~iIi Try N ~ia
- the is~s Ia the s~s~t pack rare
IN tho tii, With the N.nsess~r Mi
tss.sis.. tsaisht In Nsaess,sr. Inc
ie~.is are r~pssins In ssroed
place. with Nistoess psssdiog 90
riSht t.~hiad.
Tn. isrmi. vffi sns~rssfs Victoria hsss
Weanssdsy nishL tbs Artrsaerss wtfi
Fias hsre again = week from wednesday
IN the ciesinE sasns % the s-ss~n-
chs-,-s fef th. -csia's SERIES t.inz
stAr~d this year So simmer a. ne $50
son nssrs ths sut
hath team. -tu 60 late tsalxhss
frsy With their .tronSs.t tsssuDs
N.ar.assr wtii have tho veteran
s-srris.~- r.tter sr~sy 90 stop Into
tho ssnss tanisht. Tho locals vii
tns NJ - ssasi.
The prs.snt standing q, the eiuh.
sbowa vancouver lssdinr eth 10 fams.
-tas snd nins defeats and Victoria il
lsst vita uins vtns and ten defsais
raussuy purasfdais. the Niftarta ~sn.
ser - sfui isatirz the scorers sta 81
ssfns. Fsfsior % asstsi. 10 sscssd vita
Is. aua nafria " ksaeogssf is third
ulth ~
N~~kiar 81 Ntrtert. D. stlil the
Tod n.a~ - the is.xes. with ss
rsia.f~- q. the rsnsii, t-ash In
nss as~~-. niirr - ~~st,is ha. h~sa
.sns - the beach fee n inmate. 81
p~nsnrs.
Lester patfist Victoria pilot. plans -
fnish ths ssssen - the fsEsisr rover VI
tHs Afistnrrafa
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NEW YORK. March Mis- Ruth
O11fh. swimming star. 10 the frs, woman
n&niees TO b awarded . tife nsnb~r-
nn1p In . mems club Of tho Metropolitan
1fras1cf- A. . reward for her feat In
v1oniux the oatlonal isa-ysrd champion.
aAip reesntiy the Morninxslds Athletic
clue voted her . life membership. In 10
years only five have won this dls,inr-
ftso. BIN Kesnedy. winner Of the Bosson
11aeafhon IN 1917; william p Liant. ma
tbonal walking champion. A. A Broni,.
mstrupofifAn high Jump champion and
rvssk W. Conway. Jr. iee-ysrd ehsm-
49,
DILLON. Colo. March The worlds
skiing record was broken by Andsr
Haugen here yesterday. lie jumped 7is
feet. Hsuxen held IN. previous record.
s15 feet.
o. A G mat team will wres,ie Wash
ngfon sgusd at local gym saturday.
eppsng football pssrfise IL usdev
wsy ~ the Ustvevuify Of Washington.
Ahsaf - candidates have answered
~ call Of Coach Allison
Geasfie Yacht club expects 70 he IN
nAw $500 club house on Lake Union
~ April 1.
Dave HiIiysrt. smuggling outfiside-. will
manage ths Seattle team In the North
western league this simmer.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-03-01

Seattle Yacht club expects 20 he IN
nee $4,000 club house on Lake Union
b. April 4.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-03-01

Dave HiIiysrt. smuggling outfisids-. will
manage the Seattle team In the North
western league this simmer.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-03-01

Lester patfisk. Victoria pilot. plans -
nnish hs sssson a. the fsEsiss rover "
tha Arsfnrrafs
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-03-01

Chs-r-s fef the vcsis's s~ris- tsins
staged this year So simmer 80 the sea-
sun nsars the sbf
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Dem PSEY AND MANAGER
MAY SURRENDER TODAY
Writs for Their Arrest Charge
Draft Law Evasion; Ex.Wifc
Sticks 10 Original Story.

San Francisco, Feb. 2s--Jack Dcmp.
sey, heavyweight champion of the world,
and his manager. Jack Kearns were In
dicted by the Federal Grand Jury here
today on charge that they eonspIred 10
have Dempsey evade he selecfive draft
A second indictment against Dempsey
charged actual evasion Il the draft
Warrants were sworn ont for their ar
rest and their bonds fixed M 81 900 each
The conspiracy charge provided for
maximum penalty Of two years in the
peniientiary and $4,000 fine, and The
evasion charge one year in prison
The indictment followed weeks ~ jr-
vestigation. conducted by T.. ~ Blan-
ford, Chief Il The Department n Jus
tice Bureau of Investigation. md Colunpl
&. w, Thomas, Assistant United state
District Attorney here The investigation
was prompted by public charges by Mat
inc Dempsey, divorced wife 81 The pugilisl
that she had been compelled to attest
Dcfnpseys claims for exemption
subsequently Mrs. Dempsey presented
an affidavit to Colonel Thomas In which
she retracted the charges, saying they
had been caused by pique against Demp
sey. This affidavit figured IN the Grand
Jury inquiry Mrs. Dempsey, Frank
Speliman representative ~ p moving
picture company; number o. persons
prominent In State sport circles and ezecu
tives of the Draft Board which exempted
Demphey appeared before the Jury
Federal officials said they were al
vised that Dempsey and Kesrns swould
arrive here tomorrow from Los Angelic
n surrender.
DEMPSEY vas charged with falssly
swearing that his father, meter, widowed
sister and the latter's two children were
dependent on him: that he had contributed
$50 a month each % their support during
1917 and that they were receiving support
from no other source
Dempsey's statements 70 the draft
board that his wife had lived With bin
for eighteen months previous 70 his sp-
pearance before the board and that his
parents and widowed sister bed made
their home with him for four years were
false, according 10 the Indictment.
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U.s.ArRMEN CHaLLENGEFRENcH.
American Aero Club Makes Overtures
For international Trophy Race.

New York. Feb 2s,--The Aero Club Of
America has cabled challenge 70 The
Aero Club NJ France for The international
aviation trophy, which viii be contested
for in France in September Three Amer
ican entries have been received.
The United States won two ont % tha
FIVE international contests held prior 20
the war.
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ADMINISTRATION NOTICES.

NoT1CE-Estate of Jesse Il. Talley. de-
ceased. Notice is hereby given that letters
of administration upon the estate OF Jesse
H~Taliey late q: Wilmington hundred de
ceased duly granted unto Rosa :
Tal,ey. on the twenty six tn day OF Feb
ruary \. ID. 1920. and all persons indebted
To the said deceased are requested TO make
payment 10 the administrators without de-
lay and all persons having demands AGAINST
the deceased are required to exhibit and
present the same duly probated 70 the said
administrator on or before the twenty
sixth day OF February. A. ID 1921. or abide
by the law in this behalf
ROSA S TALLEY.
Administrator
Address Henry r. Tsaacs. Attorney-at- law
FORD Building Wilmington. Del.
NoTICE-Estapc of George d. Williams,
deceased. Notice il hereby given that let
ters testamentary upon the estate of George
u. Williams. late of New Castle hundred,
deceased. were duly granted unto Mary
Blanche Williams on the twenty sixth day
of February. 4. d. 1920, and all persons
indebted to the said deceased are requested
TO make payment TO the executrix without
delay, and all persons having demands
against the deceased are required TO exhibit
ana present the same duly probated TO the
SAID eNecutrIx on or before the twenty-sixth
DAY OF February, A. d. 1921, or abide by
the law in this behalf
MARY BLANCHE WILLIAMS,
Executrix.
Address ll3 E. Third street. New Castle.
Delaware
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PROPOSALS.

PROPOSALS for the electric lighting of
certain OF the streets and alleys or por-
tons thereof In the city of Wilmington
Delaware.
The board Of Directors Of the Street and
Sewer Department of the city OF Whining
ton, Delaware will receive sealed proposals
at their ONCE. Room 25I, City Hall, Tenth
and King streets. until IL O'Clock, a. m,
Tuesday, March 0. 1920. for lighting GER
lain OF the streets and alleys. or portions
thereof In the city of Wilmington. Della
ware. by electric lights for terms of two
1870. 1.-The number of electric lights shall
not hd less than 400 electric arc lights of
an Illuminating capacity not less than the
present lights "A 3mpere. as volt. General
Electric Compapys Magnettel. 700 40
candlepower and Ia sO-candlepower mean
descent electric lights or their ugh ting
equivalents.
Specifications may he obtained ut the
Office of the department.
The right Is reserved 20 reject any or all
bids.
Attest. PRANK W. PIERsoN.
NJ S.A>-
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FARMS FOR SALE.
VERY DESIRABLE FARMS
AT REASONABLE PRICES.

t272, as acres. ~ miles north Of Newark.
t0-roorn stone and frame house and usual
Dutoulldings In tssF condition Price $500.
1927 80 acres. near Delaware City along
the canal. Six-rOom frame house and the
outbtDldings in good condition Price $3.50.
t35a1 3s acres two mics west OF Newark
seven room frame house. Outkuiidinss or
chard. &C. PrIct $500.
1877 y acres. near Glasgow Eight-room
frame house. outbuildIngs. fruit. Price
$500
l3e4l 2sA- acres near Glasgow. fzs acres in
tiliage. Eight-room brick house. outbuIld-
ings. orchard. Price si0.6oo.
tAOsl 81 acres. near Hockessin. Al land in
tiiiage. Five-rpom frame house. barn and
wagon shed. Near trolley Price s35o0.
tAllI I57 acrss. near Ktrkwood 1913 sores
tiilaSe balance timber. Sevsn-room frame
houss and outhuildtngs in good condition.
Price $40 500.
Cs3ll IS acres. near Porter. Five-room
frame house and usual outbuildings. Price
s2250
apo 10 acres. near Cowentown. All the
Three story stone dwelling with rooms.
good condition. frame barn. six poultry
granary. Orchard of mixed fruits. This
farm is very desirable because OF the ex-
ceilent soil, good buildings and location.
Price $500.
acres ia timber, balance in tillage. Seven
COON stone and frame house. good con6i-
ton. two-Story stone mouse with four rooms,
barn granary. wagon shed. corn crib Doui-
try house. Apple and peach orchard. Price
5000.
1881 % acres. near K liston. 20 acres IN tiIl-
a-se, balance in timber and pasture. Seven
room house. barn fer four head, corn crib.
two wagon sheds. sc. Some fruit. Price
S225o.
,39l) Five acres. nea- EIkton. All the land
in fillage. five room frame house. side porch
frame barn. waso on shed. corn crib poultry
house. Enough fruit for home use Price
$1,000.
t4lsl ll3 acres, near Appleton. fI-room
brick house, large barn and other outhIild-
ings. Price 81 900,
t4l9l o. acres, near EIkton. Fwo-story
frame house with eight rooms outbtIiid-
ings, orchard. SC. Price 5000.
ttS0l IS acres near Eikton Four-roon
frame house and the usual outbuildiugs ID
fair condition, Price SS1uc
Albert l.. Teele Farm Agency, Inc,
si2 King ST.. Whining ton.
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Miners And Operators VIII Discuss
Wage Scale,

indianapolis. Feb. 2S.--T'hs Joint wsrs
scale conference Of anthracite coal mir
ers and operators viii take plsee 10 New
York, beginning Tuesday, March Q, ae-
c0rding to an announcement made to-day
~ headquarters Of the United Mine
Workers Of America IN indianapolis
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LOST AND FOUND.

LOST-Bunch of keys on brass ring be-
TWEEN sixth and Market and Ninth and.
jefferson. Reward If returned to 5ll w
Ninth street.
LOsT-Pla'inum 6igree bar pin, two dia-
monds and two pearls in the neighbor-
hood OF Eighth and Tenth and Adams. Suit
able reward il returned. Phone 34s
LOsT-Peeriess hub cap. Reward il re-
turned TO Every Evening Once.
LOST-Bl:sck onyx iocket with lady
picture in it Reward. w. II. Beacon.
tenth and King streets.
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PUBLIC SALES.

PUBLIC SALE--As j am discon tinuing
farming Will sell at public sale. without
reserve, my en- tire farm equipment. on Mon
day. March s. 1920, ] p. m, at my resi-
dence.-@on Kenneth pike, near Centreville,
all farm machinery, practically new. Terms,
cash e GRANDHpMME
Hamilton. Auctioneer.
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Every Evenings classified advertise
merits bring results. Proved by the salts
faction of many and will be 20 you--Adv
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Sealed proposals will be received by the
Dover. Delaware. until 200 o clock p. m;
March II. 1920. and at that place ana
time publicly opened, for furnishing all
or any part of the following;
$500 Barrels of Cement.
10000 Tons Of Stag.
At the same time proposals. will be re-
Highways in New Castle County. Delaware.
involving the following approximate guam
CONTRACT chi. s.4s MILES
Mt. Pleasant to Boyd's Corner
80 squares 600 SO. ft. esch) clearing.
so SQUARES 600 50. e. esch( srubbins.
$4,000 GU, yds. grading.
50 Gu. ,,yds. concrete masonry
23s lin. It. IS in. 4. c. pipe
"A lin. #. "a in. Z. G. pipe.
"a lin. fl. 80 in. II. g. pipe.
. 80 lin. It. relsid pipe.
100 tons stone for macadam-
20 , oSNPRhor 't cNs. Sac MiLEs
Nsamans Greek Road
IS squares 900 so. n. eachl clearing
81 600 GU. yds. grading.
500 Gu yds. concrete masonry
$4,000 lbs. reinforcement.
lss Kim I'm. f. f.. Il In + I. 6 P piDs
81 I'm. r.. "a in, r. 9. pipe.
"a lin. It. so in. X. G. pipe.
500 lin. II. rclaid pipe
1000 lin &c. 4 in. underdrain.
$500 GU. yds. concrete roadway.
POO tons stone for macsdam.
900 +. b. NJ ? in, shee. piIins.
500 50. yds rubbie gutter.
or 800 so. yds. concrete gutter.
200 Gu. yds.. cement rubble masonry.
CONTRACT %. asa MILES
Harps Corner TO The CauSawaN
so squares 200 so. 1T. eachl clearing.
so squares 600 SO. IT. EACH grabbing.
240 Gu. yds. concrete masonry.
$4,000 lbs reinforcement.
$50 lin. Il. Is in. X. G. pipe.
2io i'm lin. It. I. - in in. r. Q. Q. pipe pipe
81 lin. II. 30 in K. G. pipe.
~ lin. #. So in. X. G. pipe.
100 lin. It. relaid pipe.
1000 lin. #. 4 in. underdrain.
$50 GU. yds. concrete roadway.
500 GU. yds. screenings.
$500 tons stone for macadam.
1000 r b. N. in. sheet piling.
50 monuments fright of way.
Performance of contract shall commence
within ten ll0l days after execution of the
contract and be completed on or before
Monthly payments viii he made for 90
per. cent Of the construction completed
Bidders must submit proposals upon
forms provided by the Department:
Each proposal must be accompanie by
surety bond. certified check, or money to
he amount Of at least ten 40 per centum
y the total amount of the proposal.
The envelope con tanning the proposal
must be marked: Proposal for Furnish
ng Road Construction Material During
1920 or Proposal for the Construction
q d Highway Under Contract chi. CN2.
No. IS.
The contract will be awarded or rejected
within twenty t20l days from the date
IF opening propose is.
The right is reserved TO reject any or all
bids
Detailed plans may he seen. and index
llans and snecifica tions may be obtained
Ipon deposit OF ten dollars $50 .00). which
amount viii be refunded upon return Of
llans and specifications in good condition.
- the offire of
STATE HIGHWAY DEPARTMENT,
DOVER DELAWARE
Chas. NJ. Upham, Chief Engineer.
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OFFICE OF the uuartermaster- general,
clothing and equipage division. Munitions
Building Washington. ID. G. Sealed pro-
posals in duplicate will be received here
until / l a. m, March Is 1920. for furnish
ing the Victory Medal and COMPONENT
parts thereof. Information sent on re-
quest
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PSYCHIC PALMISTRY and ladies beauty
pariOrs. S0S Tatnhll street. Hours 10 a "a.
TO 80 y. N. MRS. ID. OLWELL. sI2-l,TpA
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REMOVALS.

REMOVAL NOTICE-We beg TO announce
to our customers and friends that are
row loca teu In our new quart RS at s. T..
Cor Third aat French streets. Tanner
rOe.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial. (Wilmington, Del.) 1878-1928, 1920-02-28
UPHOLsTERING AND REPAIRING.

MAKING OLD FURNITURE look equal
TO new. Repairing. uphols teIing and can
ing. Phone 6196 w. 80 French st.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial. (Wilmington, Del.) 1878-1928, 1920-02-28

WOULD YoU invest one dollar q wee6 for
ten wees on a chance TO make $1,000 or
raore Particulars free. Mo obligation.
Mrits J. A Carlton. Box 65e. Fort Worth.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial. (Wilmington, Del.) 1878-1928, 1920-02-28
HELP WANTED.

HELP WANTED.
MAKE 50 an hour Article that removes
iron rust, grass. medicine, fruit. rnildew
stains. Cleans straw and Panama hats
breaches clothes. Sells every home. Write for
free demonstrating outfit and start taking
orders at once. Christy. Union, Newark
New Norx.
WANTED-House-t TO- house solicitors. men
and women. white and colored, Address
NJ lo, Every Evening Office.
AMBITIOUS men-womep sI0O-sI5O n
month. hundreds o. permanent u s.
government positions. List free W.ite i'm
incdtstely Franklin Institute Dept. Al d.
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