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The Greeneville daily sun. (Greeneville, Tenn.) 1918-1920, 1920-07-09
Harding Assured
United Support

MARION. Ohio, July 9.-Assur-
ances that the National Republican
ticket would have the united support
of Progressive leaders prominent in
the 1912 campaign were given to Sem
ator Harding, the Republican presi-
Dental nominee, yesterday by Walter
F. Brown, prominent Ohio Progress
siIe. In a conference Of nearly an
hopr the Senator and Mr.. Brown dis
cussed plans for the campaign, and
especially the part Of the Progressives
would take in IL.
without exception the old Roose-
veIt leaders are supporting Senator
Harding and Governor Coolidge" s"
said Mr.. Brown to the newspaper COR
respondents.
Fl might interject the remark that
that is what Mr.. Brown came to tell
me about" said Senator Harding.
Mr.. Brown said he told the Senator
Of private dinner given in New
York last Thursday and attended by
prominent Progressives during which
a resolution was adopted endorsing
the Harding Coolidfe ticket.
Senator Harding for the most part
spent another quiet, though busy day
deyoting most of his time to the prep
aration of his speech of acceptance.
Will H. Hays, chairman Of the Ma
'tional Republican Committee, will
reach Marion Saturday.
Senator Harding was advised that
two additional baby boys had become
namesakes of his. One is the son
of r. A. Leberman, newspaperman
Of Harrisburg, ILL.,, and the other a
SON of P. F. Callahun, of Marion.
The Greeneville daily sun. (Greeneville, Tenn.) 1918-1920, 1920-07-09
Propose Women as
Knoxville P olice

KNOXVILLE, July 9.--Defnite
work wit hdelinquent girls AID wo-
men who violate local laws is sug-
gested by the Knoxville Non-Partisan
League fo- proposed women members
of the city's police force. A discus
sion 6f the unprotected condition Of
many young girls who come TO Knox
Vile from surrounding rural districts
and the pitfalls which await them
when they come to the city for work,
was held Wednesday afternoon by
members Of the league at their meet
ing in the Board of Commerce rooms.
The Greeneville daily sun. (Greeneville, Tenn.) 1918-1920, 1920-07-09

DAYTON, Ohio July BY United Press Gov. Cox
has become the center Of rapidly growing prohibition
enforcement issue preliminary to the November campaign
The dry factions apparently bent upon forcis dec
laraton for the present laws The wets have started
counter-ofensiye
No nkng what Bryan with the backing of the Anti
Saloon League planning to do but the Commoner the
only leading democrat who has not sent congrauatory mes
sage Gov Cox Cox apparently not worried He expects
an answer soon His friends that he will state that he
proposes enforce the Vostead law long remains
the statute books and change only through
"damper" congress.
The Greeneville daily sun. (Greeneville, Tenn.) 1918-1920, 1920-07-09
Glad Johnson
Is for Ticket

MARION, Ohio, July 9.-After
several weeks spent in preliminary
preparation, Senator Harding We'd
nesday began the actual writing of his
speech to be delivered on July ~, ac-
cepting the republican presidential
nomination. He expects to complete
II in about ten days during which
time he plans to see but few visitors.
Following custom acquired while
in active newspaper wrok, Senator
Harding is writing his speech with q
pencil on scratch pad from which it
will later be copied on typewriter
According to members of his Of
Ace force, the senator never dictates
a speNe.l ard after it has once been
written out in long hand, seldom
changes his "copy,."
The announcement by Senator
johnson, Of California chat he would
support the republican ticket greatly
pleased Senator Harding when in
formed of it. The statement did not
come as surprise, however, as it has
been understood around the Harding
Headquarters for some weeks that
that would be the CALIFORNIA; sena-
tors attitude,
IL am glad Senator Johnson is go,
ing to give the ticket his support, +"
he said. II am glad to know of ev-
erybody's support, and would much
rather have support on the grounds
that our platform is appealing than
on the grounds of interest in the nom
inees."
The Ohio senator added that
throughout the campaign he intended
to emphasize interest in the party
"It's going to be fad in the cam
paign," said Senator Harding,
Attention was called TO statements
,ccredited to Governor Cox, the dem.
cratic party nominee. that he plan
Ned an intensive campaign with ar
hxtendod speaking tour through tbs
country.
"I should imagine he would, but
that does not change my plans any,
Senator Harding said.
Another quiet day was planned fol
Yesterday by the senator. who had nc
engagements and who intended to de
vote his entire time to his speech
The Greeneville daily sun. (Greeneville, Tenn.) 1918-1920, 1920-07-09
Urges New
Divorce Statutes

LONDON. tBy Mail. )--Britain's
two leading~woman politicians are at
variance over the divorce question.
While Lady Astor recently spoke
in the House Of Commons enlarging
on the necessity for Tightening the
amrriage bond rather than loosening
it, Lady Bonham Carter, daughter of
former Premier Asquith, declares that
new divorce laws are absolutely i'm
perative.
ut is not so much easier divorce
that we want today, it is fairer di
vorce," she says. "We want equality
of treatment for the sexes, equality
between rich and poor; we want for
all innocent victims of unhappy mar
riages clean and honest way out,
not one which depends upon trickery
faxed evidence, and hired accom-
plice."
Pointing out the tragic cireum-
stances of the poor in cases Of incur
able drunkenness, cruelty, and deser-
ton, Lady Bonham Carter asks why
those "with blind minds adrift in fal
libility should presume to doom their
fellow creatures to such fate?"
when | hear it ured in the name
of Christianity that these things must
90 on, and when | hear the name Of
the great and gentle Founder of our
religion invoked, as it = instantly is
in this controversy, / long to remind
people that though he embraced the
Cross himself, he never advocated
that we should cruelty one another.
What specially appeals to Lady
Bonham Carter in the matter is not
any particular point in ecclesiastical
low or history, but "the greet and un.
deserved misery which thousands OF
innocent victims of unreal marriages
men, women and children--are suf'
fering without hope today"
The Greeneville daily sun. (Greeneville, Tenn.) 1918-1920, 1920-07-09
Mother Saw Cox
in White House

DAYTON, Ohio, July 9.-Gover-
nor's Cox's mother, the late Mrc. Gil
bert Cox, while attending New
Years reception given at the White
House by President Grover Cleveland,
January /, 1895. said TO the Presi-
dent:
''I have son at home who will be
here where you are. some day"
The governor related the story to
friends for the first time Monday,
The Greeneville daily sun. (Greeneville, Tenn.) 1918-1920, 1920-07-09
milne Owners Are Reaping Profit of
@ Over 100 Per. Cent, Says Cushing

WASHINGTON, July 9.-(By United Press)- net proht
Of over 100 per being collected by bmnous coal mine
operators in some districts according to the selling price OF
reports received by George H. Cushing Of the American
sale Coal Association l VI aHaad taevi@ ,taaa+se .
Buyers being forced to SO and SO ton mines
4 some districts he said He asserted that 1t rarely costs
y, yDe than $4 to produce ton Of coal
The Greeneville daily sun. (Greeneville, Tenn.) 1918-1920, 1920-07-09
Abbot Chosen as
National Leader

CHICAGO, July 9.--William ABB
bott, Of San Francisco, was chosen
grand exalted ruler Of the E'iks at
their convention here to succeed Frank
L. Rain, of Fanbury, Neb.
The next annual convention viii
be held at San Francisco.
The Greeneville daily sun. (Greeneville, Tenn.) 1918-1920, 1920-07-09
Probe to be Made of Alleged Combine
of Retail Coal Dealers in Tennessee

NASHVILLE Tenn. July 9.(By United Press.)--A Fed
era probe into alleged combine to boost the price of coal
by retailers through the Retail Coal Dealers Association will
be urged in letter that Fair Price Commissioner Lee Brock
is preparing to send to the District Attorney.
The Greeneville daily sun. (Greeneville, Tenn.) 1918-1920, 1920-07-09
Jack Dempsey Will Defend His Title
Against Brennan, Time Undecided

NEW YORK, July 9.(By United Press Jack Dempsey,
the worlds champion pugist will defend his title for the first
time against Bill Brennan, of Chicago Articles signed
today by Keas and Leo Flynn for the principals
The place and time is undecided
The Greeneville daily sun. (Greeneville, Tenn.) 1918-1920, 1920-07-09
Many Thousand Veteransof Famous
Rainbow Division to Meet in Reunion

BIRMINGHAM, July g. (By United Press) Veterans Of
the famous Rainbow Division began to arrive for their first
reunion here today
Eight thousand are expected be attendance when the
festivities start Monday
The Greeneville daily sun. (Greeneville, Tenn.) 1918-1920, 1920-07-09
President Will Issue Call for First
Meeting League of Nations in Few Days

WASHINGTON July 9.--(By United Press. president
Wilson will issue call for the first meeting of assembly OF
the League of Nations within few days. is stated at the
State Department where legal experts studying the metnoo
The Greeneville daily sun. (Greeneville, Tenn.) 1918-1920, 1920-07-09

s'He seems very foud of his wife"
Very. Doesn't even find fault with
the way she's bringing up the chill
dren. Detroit Free Press.
The Greeneville daily sun. (Greeneville, Tenn.) 1918-1920, 1920-07-09
Cox's Record
as Vote-Getter

The record Of Governor Cox as a
vote-getter is shown, by the following
table of his four gubernatorial cam
paigns.
The Greeneville daily sun. (Greeneville, Tenn.) 1918-1920, 1920-07-09

10 make typcwriters less noisy a
Cleveland inventor has patented q
platen core that changes che loud
click Of the type to a dull thud.
The Greeneville daily sun. (Greeneville, Tenn.) 1918-1920, 1920-07-09
One Tenth Per Cent Decrease Shown
inPopulation of South Georgia Town

WASHINGTON, July 9.-(By United Presss-The popuia-
ton Of Eberton Ca is 6475 decrease of
cne-tenth per cent.
The Greeneville daily sun. (Greeneville, Tenn.) 1918-1920, 1920-07-09

An attaehaneaf has been invented
that enables Stockings to be darned
on sewiHf machine.
The Greeneville daily sun. (Greeneville, Tenn.) 1918-1920, 1920-07-09

President recognized the stand-pat
Republican in Ohio and alienated the
progressive Republicans. The result
was that Wilson earned Ohio by 49,
502. Cox was elected governor on
the same ticket by 5,199.
In 1912 with three tickets in the
field, Taft got R77,o66; Roosevelt,
.229.327; Wilson. 423,152. Wilson's
plurality, 14e,Os6; Cox's plurality,
l66,823-the Republican vote for
governor being divided between
Brown, Republican, 272,5OO, and
Garfield, Progressive, 217,90S.
The Greeneville daily sun. (Greeneville, Tenn.) 1918-1920, 1920-07-09

Cox's plurality-5,19
1918
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-06-17
Household Goods

ANTIQUE Chairs two. hand carved I'm
ported from Egypt. 5. II. Corner SECOND
and Monroe streets
BEDS large assortment Ii Gtass amt
white enamel hois springs ana mat
trrases sne Us before g.tting Il new led
outfit We viii save sou MONEY If you will
take time 10 compare prices, considering
quality Ful line OF carpets. rugs lii
olcuns and mating. RefrlBeraturs ANA
Perfection oil stoves. MunIy Furniture
90. Eifth and Madison streets Our al
dress tells Why wo can savo you money.
BEDSTEAD Extra fine wa.nut. large size
with box springs aud hair MAJ seen
during day at 1905 Van Buren,. Z tic
6sB2 after 80.
FURNITURE For sale sos King street
FURNIT uRE Throe-piece bedroom suite.
Ori0ie gas range, mahogany mirror, com
blnation bookcase and writing desk Phone
3b27 j.
FURNIT URE LlYingroom and dintng
room 524 w Fourth street
FURNIT URE on June is at 25I2 Tatnall
street between II and 3 O'Clock.
FURNIT URE For sale cneap Oak dining
room suite, beds, mattresses aud blankets
chairs, rockers. bureau, washstands car
pet. shuiieh0ard and pool table. har and
fixtures. 5. f. cor, Naudever avenue and
Thatcher street.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-06-17

MADISON ST.. 800 AND 51e- Bc~g busi
ness, cofner on street. Centre Of farmers
market 50 Per cent SAT- remain On mort
gage. Executor. 25l y Broome street
SEVERAL Desirable properties. stores
apartments ana houses. Must be sold Co
settle estate John Forrest, $50 West
second street.
W MAREHDUSE- our lot and Waren1ffS,.
WITH b q. siding at Thirteenth ana
Union streets. Apply SO Shipley street
APARTMENT HOUSE over WASHINGTON
stfect bridge, twu-s story apartment hauS,,
renting for StAf per mon tn Win Saerff,s
for a quick sale. Possession Juue 25. Can
3I9a 4
HOUSE sen or rent Eight rooms aud
HOUSE Modern siN rooms bath gaS
electric hos water, laundry tubs. FIN.
closed porch. Owner. 800 West Twenty.
sixth street
LANCASTER AVE Ill5- Brick house
with store. nine rooms bath and latest
improvements Owner retiring.
MAPLE AVENUE AND JACKSON ST.
CEDARS. DEL Lot BIB hy loS feet
House has eight large rooms bach. riec-
water. Garden planted some fruit Two
tront porches George kecch,
NARSHALLT0N, DEL House and lot 50
by 100 feet. Four rooms Is minutes walk
from trolley suitable for cplored ne0Dlp
Bargain price $1,000 Apply Walter Bowen
@ Box 81. Marshallt0n. Del.
WEST TENTH STREET. SOB WASHING
In a good ncighhorhood Never 20 down
IN price. 500 West Tenth street >
rooms Cos Washington 10 rooms Ap-
ply 4l9 Madison street.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-06-17
AUCTIONS--LEGALS
Auction sales



PUBLIC 4 ale Wednesday. June n at
q Clock a. the stable l12O West sew
entn street Wilmington Dei william
III lllair VIII sell al personal property M
late 5onu BoEl1rn consisting ~ 70 horsrz
l3 Eead extra good -addie ana crrr-nz
1nrses- T hose horses nave Dcen x sed unae-
the saddle most ali me easun ana are
sRIre1 saddle horses stfe and rrfrart.
for f1e most tlulid person ~ Use F.t.
5000 Work horses four good dump nax-
9us- Lot ~ wagons. express wagons dear
torns. blZgles. --lraDoUr. bicycle 3 s.rs
ut harness lot III good lKhr harness lt
~ good saddle and rilluE brides collars
matters blankets. lot of other sun % ,rIl
Terms. cash. t9 oe set tied on 1ay 81 safe
LanA Af1crlpneer. Mrs John Bot.-
cen administrator Manager. william II
klalT
kLAIR'S EAZAAR-Sata-aay June ia s-
2 clpcN- 80 head Uf horses and uules
Horses from SI5 70 $500. Iot 80 zAFous
q AL Hlnds. dump SaZons anu daarborus
ouzS4cs, AltocaTs A-Cr Cf -arness 10 al4
sl1cs. 1000 pounds rinder E-ne a. tE
CENTS pound a. long 10 Aasts. hLaIr -
H1allEswurrh.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-06-17
Wanted To Rent

APARTMENT Wanted Three roous and
ban. II answering state pclce 3ni }oca-
tlou - Every EVENING office.
RoISk. Would ike 10 rent siN or seven.
room house IN desirable ncixhbOrbCOd.
state location. rent. sc Address e 2S
Every Evening OtiCe.
HOUSE seven Ii 10 rooms and BAH Not
ever S5o per menta, Address +. Every
Evening odlce
SHOP Wanted ta rent suitable ,pags Tor
sfuaIt SHOP. preferably where supply IL
steam may o5 ayailah.e either by uur-
ShaSe, ny meiertnS from plant IN 1st or
RY purchase Of small boiler already lu-
,tailed EAress space in shop now III oper.-
tlon viii be satisfactory Phone a45s "
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-06-17
REAL ESTATE FOR SALE
RnsinesS Prnnert,

APARTMENT HOUSE Newly furnished.
p ruous, Two baths rcaSOnaNie Possess
ston az once Appit 2ol + tifth street.
BUSINESS PROPERTY Dwelling lot oc
farm We nave ii or will get il for vou
Phone I46& Reagan Realty 60. 3IU y
Jacks son street open evenings.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-06-17
Good Things TO Eat

BEST PURE IAKD-18c. Double star
equals eOc butter, 54c buckeye 43c
cfcamcd cabhage 25c large tasty SOUR ~
dill pick lee, sc, also sell Good Luck,
Horner. Smallest store III Town. AL
King street
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-06-17
Private instruction

Bo0kkEEPING. sc
Parents. your first duty Whatever you TO
for your children your first duty Is II give
them practical business training W give
absolutely private individual Instructions
No large classes THIS is the domidaat
feature al this school and which has aps
pealrd To hundreds uf students from tire
very beginning Hines PriYute business
College td9 " Twenty second street
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-06-17

SEVERAL Desirable properties, stores
apartments ana houses Must be sold Is
settle estate. John Forrest. 80 West
second sfraag
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-06-17

WEST ST. 200 Rooms for rent
Il IdTH ST 100 Front room for rentie-
man only
+ 3ATH ST 109 Two furnished rooms for
lodging breakfast srrVai ii necessary
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-06-17

RUGS md floor coverings. 5000 yards
linoeum remnants large enough for kitch-
ems at half price. Iurlock Cash Houge
Seventh and Poplar streets.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-06-17
AUTOMOBILES
Automobil 5 For Sale

BJICk-Big A. Mitchell i've pa aSscnger
Chevrolet 490, touring. Ford touring Ford
chassis. Ford sport roadster body and
coupe body. All bargains p. IN daily
II . clock sundays. S0Iway.. 1902 Scott 81.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-06-17

OLD COLD To buy old gold and silver
II. r. Davis. Oil r. second street,
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-06-17

OPERATORS--G iris, 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.
WAITRESS Experienced Good pay and
should not be employed 5I2 King street
WOMAN Young IN small family One
who can cook. 1909 Boulevard.
WOMEN And girls. Also two women for
plain hand ironing IAL Laundry. sixth
and Orange streets
WOMAN Young, in small family. One
who can cook. 1900 Boulevard
WOMAN For houscwork. Phone 3624.
WAITRESS Experienced Good pay and
should not he employed. 5l2 king street
WOMAN Reliable 10 assist for general
housework. 1921 Washington street.
WAITRESS Experienced Good wages APP
ply 5l2 King street. Farmers Lunch
WOMAN White, 10 go to shore for sum
mcr to help with baby and upstairs work
Reference. Mrs. Tilghman T. Johnston
400 Gilpin avenue.
WAITRESS Reference required. Tele-
phone 1880
WOMAN Intelligent refined and sym
pathetic. past 80 who desires TO MAKE
all or part of her time remuncrative.
Z. Every Evening ONCE.
WOMEN FEW WOMEN TO WORK
on SEWING MACHINES AND HELp
TO FINISH COTTON GOODS. CLEAN.
LIGHT. CONSTANT EMPLOYMENT
GOOD PAY AND BONUS REsTAU-
RANT AND ALL MODERN CoNvEN-
FENCES. APPLY EMPLOYMENT OF
FICE. JOS. BANCROFT & SONS co.
TAKE RISING sun CAR TO ROCK
FORD SCHOOL HOUSE
YOUNG LADY 10 assist n ice cream
parIor Apply 1915 W. Fourth street.
YOUNG WOMEN l>-45. for government
clerk ships Examinations June. July EN-
perience unnecessary. For free particulars
write J. Leonard lfprmcr CiNil service
Examiner 1905 Equitable BLDG. Wash
inRtOn. u g
Help Wanted Male 30
AID CONtPOSITOR-- Good opportunity for
competent man 10 secure permanent posi-
tion with good pay and good working con
ditions Apply Every Evening offlce
BoT--Wanted 10 serve evening papers APP
ply 21Oa Iatnaii street
BOYS Wanted 10 serve newspapers '. .
Leonard & Bro. 1921 Rucna Vista It
BOY ) Colored. STEADY Woro. EAtra Satur-
dan 122 Market street
BRAKEMAN Experienced freight brake
man for road service Bring reference Ap-
ply O. Bender L.andIith Nard Once
BOY 4 good strong hoy to learn plumb-
ing trade. 500 Orange street
BOY High school hoy "a work during sum
ner months az y m 10 : H. III Adj
dress L 3 Every Evening Odicc
ROY To learn automobile repairing Ap-
ply square Deal Garage. s0--Nu9 Wolas-
ton street
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-06-17

EalOw, modern irrucdiaen gsyvsrzsfor hu
pig Neal t.{adish Marion and D-andvIe Z
avenues
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-06-17
EMPLOYMENT
Help Male or Female


CLERkY Dung man or woman az assist
ant billing clerk Address in own hand
writing with references. u 10. Every Even
ing Office.
Ds-Chambermaids housemalds and
housemen. Apply Housekeeper. Hotel du
pont
PERSON Capable OF masing out bills.
must know how to typewriter.
Call at i04 Walnut street, phone 5i3f.
Statesmen and Agents 35
CANVAsSERs-T Two or three good maio
canVassers for sick and accident benefits.
Salary and commission. DO not call unless
yon are % hnstler If you &c can produce s.n, re-
G. e. Cameron. superintendent.
Situations Wanted Female 36
BOOkKEEPER Experienced wants post
tion where ability and willingness 10
WORK will receive liberal compensation.
Al reference State salary. Address L i3.
Every Evening Office.
GoVERNEss-Y Young French girl desires
position Apply 306 " seventh street.
Saturday between 2 and y.
NURSE Practical. wishes engagement. Ma
ternity preferred. Phone 6s35 NJ or Z.
TYPIST- Experienced touch typist desires
position in Wilmington. Address o -.
Every Evening Onice
Situations Wanted Male 81
BOOkKEEPER- Double entry Competent
with hno"ieuge OF ktcHURfAIHYs wants 10
connect with local firm. Best reference.
Address 9. Every Evening ofiee
CHAUFFEUR Colored with II years.
garage experience In private family. or
otherwise. Phone 33G " between 90 and
p.
YOUNG MAN--27 years. single. SIX years
technical experience largest ioCk manufac-
turers In New England desires position
with reliable firm. address q -, Every
Evening Off'cp
YOUNG MAN Il. wishes position In ga
rage machine shop ar other mechanical
line. l. i6. Every Evening Office
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-06-17
Local instruction { lasses

MEN BOYS Names wanted. oyer lG. wish
ing to become government railway mail
clerks Sl33-&lu5 month Answer imme-
diately NJ l. Every Evening Ofiire
WONEN-GIRIS- Names wanted over ii,
wishing 70 become government postal
clerks Commence Si4uO. Answer imme-
diateiy nj - Every Evening Office
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-06-17
Houses For Rent

JEFFERSON STREET 15OI-H0use for
rent ID western seCtIon ~ the city
rooms and aatA, excellent condition
-50l jefferson street
SO + ! furnished, Une B 20 sep teuber
aooa summer location western
seSfi0n. rooms Reference required.
Phone 2aSS "
Hot ~E-> seven rooms. hath. oorca. small
family Apply +f2 Walnut street
WESTERN SECTION lis 10 sep
tenlheg >. Furnished house, Address NJ 1.
livery EVENING Offcc
" SECOND ST I-or1pIeteIv FUR
nlsaed bouse References re,laire1
WEST TWENTIETH STREET. 224-
sAght rooms. bath and three p07ches
Phone 1920
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-06-17
USED CARS

USED CARS
BARGAINS.
OVERLAND So, TOURING
OVERLAND S3, TOURING.
OVERLAND 50 ROADSTER
OVERLAND 90, TOURING
OVERLAND 4, TOURING
WTLLYS-KNIGHT 5. PASSENGER
DORT TOURING
ALL CARS ARE ~ Al MECHANI-
CAL CONDITION
OVERLAND SALES COMPANY.
18th AND WEST SITS.
OPEN EVENINGS UNTIL O.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-06-17
EMPLOYMENT
Help Wanted Female

STENOGRAPHER--Fo seashore position
About three hours daily. suit person in
search OF health. Horns. Rehoboth Beach.
ri