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New-York tribune., 1920-03-27
Appeal to the Majority
Referendum and Recall Favored
as National Reform

To the Editor Of The Tribune.
Sir: In order to assure success to the
Republican party it will be necessary
to insert q plank that will make an
extraordinary appeal to the majority.
If they would come out fearlessly in
favor of the referendum and recall
there would be no doubt of the out
come.
Running the government is the larg-
est business in this country, and there
is no reason why an elected legislator
should be allowed to remain in office
II he proves incapable after election
A petition signed by majority should
warrant another election.
JEROME E. ANDERSON.
COL West 112th Street, New York.
New-York tribune., 1920-03-27
Care in Selecting Envoys

To the ..I:tor of The Tribune.
Sir: In discussing our relations
With other countries nothing has
been said concerning those whom we
send as our representatives to for
eign lands. It is of greater i'm
portance that the emissarles of our
country should be carefully chosen.
Too much care can not be used in
these appointments bechuse of the
direct bearing of the service upon the
development of foreign commerce. the
maintenance Of friendly relations and
the protection Of our cit><cns abroad.
H. W. F.
New-York tribune., 1920-03-27
Free Speech To Be Defined

The right Of free speech should not
be impaired, but "free speech" should
not be construed to include infamma-
tory utterances designed to effect
changes in government by violent
means. We pledge ourselves to the
deportation of aliens who abuse the
hospitality of the United States by
advocating the overthrow of this
form of government, and to use all
necessary measures to protect our in
stitutions against the activities Of
similarly misguided citizens.-H. G.
Chase.
New-York tribune., 1920-03-27
Safeguard Against Waste

The Republican party pledges al
legiance to the principle that neither
by the destruction of produce, the
imposition of prohibitive freight or
excessive profit rates, nor the vast
ing Of the hours Of labor, should the
full measure of the natural resources
Of the country be denied it's people.
Strong in it's conviction that the
products Of the soil and the output
of labor in vital industries should be
secured against the economic and
moral crime of voluntary waste, the
party advocates and will support such
legislation as will secure to the whole
people the bounty of thrift and nor
NAL industry.-T. H. Dexter, ALL Han
cock Street, BROOKLYN,
New-York tribune., 1920-03-27

drastic cuts In our export, with pos-
slble grave effects upon our own. pros
perity' We condemn the shortsighted
poi1cy of the present Administrative in
refusing the cooperation needed by
american american bankers in financing these
A Republican Administration will
promptly act to retrieve the meal
Gulaole damage already done. Sound
ship demand American leadership in
the world financial crisis.-D. T. Il.
New-York tribune., 1920-03-27
Let People Voc on War

ECS c0Pzo 0t0 On V0t
The declaration of war shall be
by direct vote Of the people. The
President shall present to the nation
all the issues at stake, and after due
consideration a vote shall be taken.
If, however, the country is attacked
before vote can be taken, or after
the people have voted against war,
the Congress shall have the power
to declare Immediately a war Of de-
fense.-M. s. Y
New-York tribune., 1920-03-27
Bigger Army and Navy

The party pledges itself to the
maintenance Of an army adequate for
the defense of our borders and for
the support of our constitutional
rights, and navy commensurate with
the place we must assume wherever
our interests are involved in inter
national councils.-E. A. Harrington,
RIVE NJ Y
New-York tribune., 1920-03-27

justice and not only spread out thin
ner, but far into the future the nee
essary imposts required. This can
be done, in part, by increasing i'm
port duties and by tax on sales
that will be equitable to all and hard
ly felt by any.-F. c., Philadelphia.
New-York tribune., 1920-03-27
Some Suggested Planks
Among

amicable relations with the United
States is advocated by the Republi
can party. The party is unwilling to
assume the burden Of Democratic
diplomatic failures in Mexico, but
pledges itself to support any meas
ures adopted to prevent repetition Of
past offenses by Mexico against our
country and it's citizens.-Margaret
F. Magce, 35 North Ninth Street,
Newark N !
New-York tribune., 1920-03-27
Raadiustment Of Taxa.

Taxation at best is burdensome.
Present Federal taxes are both on
erous and odious. The Republican
party promises such q readjustment
as will eliminate oppression and in
New-York tribune., 1920-03-27
U. S. Aid for Bankers
American Leadership Needed to
Curb Financial Crisis

Europe has been brought to fnan-
cial crisis in part by her inability to
finance purchases here, resulting in
New-York tribune., 1920-03-27
Conditions of the
Platform Contest

The Tribune invites you to write
pianks for a Republican platform
and to write letters about planks
proposed by other readers through
it columns.
For the best planh and letters
Inc Tribune offers these prizes:
FOR the best plank. $4,000
Fes the second best plank. 250.00
For each Of the eight next
best plan.s ............ 10000
For the best letter 4 daily
P~A~c Oh ............... lV.OV
For the best letter in the
whole competition ...... 10000
Tho Tribune will make up a plat
.ofm OF ten planks to be determined
" your votes. Tho ten issues re-
saving the most votes will be tho
S'Anks. The ten planks that best
s.ress the chosen issues will be
selected for the prize awards.
Each plank is limited to 100 words.
~ swo planks or letters of equal
'efis the shorter will be chosen.
Isery plank and letter must bear
20 name and address of the sender,
a'.noush a nom de plume will be
saolished If the writer desires.
m,
Ane contest will close at midnight,
aeHl 80, 1920. Manuscripts will not
q returned.
4as judges Of the contest win 30
ss ef The Tribuns's editors. They
u. I Dase their decisions On sound
11ne and brevity, clearness and
8sasth Of statement.
New-York tribune., 1920-03-27
Firm Dealing With Mexico

Firm Dealing With Mexico
Decisive measures to adjust tho
Mexican situation, protect American
citizens In life and property and
bring tho neighboring republic into
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CLASSIFIED DISPLAY
RealEstate

rooms, bath steam
heat and hot water. Sl3 shipley street
entire second tloor. containing fve rooms.
suitable for Offices. Sl3 shipley strcct
basement. IA Girard street. two-Story
brick building. suitable for manufactures
or garage Apply 20 Gilpin 5. Woodward.
IOl W Eighth street Phono 500
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AUCTIONS-LECALS
Auction Sales

AUCTION sALES-Of every Description
Anywhere. II you want 20 sell see Hamu
ton. the square Deal AuctiOnesr anG
Farm Agent. fO5 Madison t.PhOne-34sW
PUBLIC SALE-klair's Bazaar saturday
July Il. at II clock. 50 head OF horses
and mules Pigs. chickens. wagons harness
auto cars. auto tires Goods OF an kinds.
Notice. | have 10 head Of good cows.
ali springing 10 calf Two good small bulls
for sale at Harvey Lynam's near New
port. Private sale Call at klair ( Hol-
lngSworth.
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SOME OF the ads on the classified page
wont be there tomorrow. Better read them
today.
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Legal Notices

OF Frank II. Manley de-
ceased. Notice is hereby given that letters
testamentary, upon the estate of Frank
deceased. were duly granted unto Linnie
T. BuckWalter on the twenty ninth day
OF June. \ d. 1920. and all persons IN
debted 20 the said deceased are requested
70 make payment 70 the executrix without
delay. and all persons having demands
exhibit and present the same duly pro-
bated 10 the said executrix on or before
the twenty ninth day Of June, A. ID. 1921.
or abide by the law IN this behalf Linnie
I. Buckwalter EXecutrlx. Address. Caleb
+. Burchenal attorney y-at-law. Ford Bldg
Wilmington, Del.
PROPOSALS-For paints and glass. sealed
proposals for paints and glass will be- ~
ceived By the Board Of Public Education
in Wilmington. Delaware. for the furnish
ing of paint and glass supplies. IN accord
ance with the list which can he prucuned
from the office Of the secretary, Nos 35S-
36l. City Hall Proposals mast be de-
posted with the secretary before q clock
marked " Proposals for Paint and Glass 4"
The right TO reject any or all proposals l.
reserved. Conweh Banton, Chairman Re
pairs Comm ittee.
PROPOSALS. toilet rooms scaled pro
poSals will be received by the Board OF
Public Education in Wilmington De-. for
the following work No. 3 Public sch oOl-
Separate boys and girls toilet rooms 70 be
connected 70 main building. with all plumb
ing fixtures and hot water heat and vcnti
lation. Teachers toilet in present school.
No. Public SchoOl-Same as No Public
school. No. I3 Public School-NeW build
ing in rear for boys and girsl' toilets and
make connections with school buildings.
No. 20 Public SchoOl-Same as No. 1S Pub
lie school Bidders must furnish plans and
specifications showing outlay The pro
posalS must be deposited on the desk OF
the president of the Board Of Public kdu-
cation on or before s O'Clock p. IN. Mon
day July 10, 1920. and must he ma rked
Proposal for Toilet Rooms. The right
-aaHa.a all Naa - a
Board of Public Education. NJ Howard
Jester. Secretary.
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ANNOUNCEMENTS
Lodge Notices

NOTICE-By order of the chancellor com
nander of Oriental Lodge No. 13. X. OF 4 :,
fhe aforesaid lodge will not be responSinic
for any bills contracted unless indorsed py
the chancellor commander, Nlce-chai-
rcllor or master of excheQuer. John l..
Yates, Jr., Chancellor Commander.
NOTICE-There will be called meeting OF
Wilmington Lodge, No. 1874, |. A. OF NJ :,
Thursday evening, July D. 1920. at $50
o'clock Final action on amendment To by
laws will he taken. Signed, secretary OF
Wilmington Lodge, W. L. Low, 400 west
Fourteenth street.
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PerSa

NOTICE-On and after this date will not
~ resnonsihlc for any debts unless con-
trscted by myself. Jos. G. Straley. 2ol T..
Efffh street
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AUTOMOBILE LOST-Notice. 500 re-
ward will be paid for information FUR
nished Us leading TO the arrest and CON
Viction of the person or persons stealing
Mitchell touring car. motor No. s22nl
tI9Is model). Delaware registration No
i055I property of John A. Clausen. Body
painted dark green new fender right
front. extra tire rack in rear. Delaware
Automobile Association, Chas G. Guyer.
Secretary.
CAMEO PIN-Lost Saturday night. Re
ward IL returned TO Every Evening Office.
THE PERSON took bicycle from
rar1 al second and du Pont streets, Mon
dav evening. is known and will be prose
Cutcd unless il is returned at once. NO
tu.stiOuS asked
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MAN--Capable of taking charge of and
developing storage battery business. One
willing 10 buy small interest preferred.
Apply Matt Finger, y. W. corner Second
and French streets.
MAN-Middle-aged man with knowledge
of bookkeeping in small plant. state sal
airy expected. Address y 2. Every Evening
Office.
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CLASSIFIED DISPLAY
FoR RENT
FOR SALE

1000 - lock. W 5th - sra.
61G-ls Mad son "a barRnIn
1877 " Sth St 7r, D, b,
400 Block, W zen S., lOf. h b.
COZ W. 9th 81, sr. D. h.p
1000 Block. jefferson So DO r. b. y
1000 Block, w 4th St l0f 5lritf
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wAwAsET AvE.-TMEfYDTATY pos
SESSION. THREE MODERN HOMES.
wAwAsET AVE. AT JACKSON ST.
PRICE 5000 AND $1,000. TERMS. 1890
CASH: BALANCE LIKE RR Mt. HOR
ACE 5. ALLEN. 1000 WAwAsET AVE
PHONE 1909.
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CORNER LOWERING AVEN UE
AND LINCOLN STREET APPLY
EMPLOYMENT OFFICE. JOS.
BANCROFT & SONS co.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-07-14

r UGS-A large selection of wool andhore
tapestry brussels and velvet rugs. No mat
ter what size you desire We have one that
will suit you. Mundy Furniture Co Fifth
and Madison streets. Cred. terms.
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REAL ESTATE FOR RENT
Apartments and Flats

Apartments and Flats "a
APARTMENT-Fu Furnished. Apply Scott
Vernon Ola Orange street
RTMENT-Furnished. 9O6 Park Place
APARTMENT--Fo -Four rooms and bath. on
second floor. Private family. No children
$40 monthly. Phone 1929 K.
APARTAfENT-Two rooms. private. very
deSlFaoie running water ana electric
Apply 227 y Broome street
APARTMENT-Fo rooms. Apply COS
kin& street.
APARTAfENT-Three unfinished rooms,
first floor. at seventh and jefferson. Ap-
ply ii. J. Pollard, 7o9 Market street.
APARTdENT-Dupl Apartment, fur
nished. Phone 1859.
APARTAiENT-Thre unfurnishe rooms
kitchenette. bath and heat. Phone sizes J.
APARTMENT-Thr rooms and bath,
porch, all conveniences. Phone 6402 j.
APARTMENT-Fiv rooms and bath.
pantry. hot water heat, gas and electric.
All conyenlences. Immediate possession.
Apply 3l5 Delaware avenue.
APARTNfENT-Fur Three rooms.
bath. back porch. Adults preferred. Cali
1895 h.
APARTMENT---Thr rooms. furnished
References exchanged. Phone 1861 W.
APARTMENT Unfurnished three rooms
and bath. Phone 1919 j.
APARTMENT-S Second floor. Apply John
b. Kruger. 922 W. Fourth street.
APARTMENT-Three furnished rooms, on
Concord avenue. SI2 per week. Phone 36S J
JEFFERSON ST. 9I0-Two-room apart
ment. private bath. third floor Cali after
O'Clock
JEFFERSON ST, 6I6-Apartment, fur
nished. Heat light and telephone. Posses
sion at once. Cali 45l6.
MADISON ST. 10I7-Apar tment, fur
nished. three rooms and bath. For man
and wife two employed ladies. Phone
CLIO
W. FOURTH ST. ld21-Apartment. four
rooms and bath.
Business Places For Rent rs
BUILDlNG-For rent. 60xl9O feet, in
crane for unloading cars. and three story
building, suitable for machine shop and
pattern loft. two railroad sidings. b. 4 o.
and Z. " Il. Railway wharf on property
will accommodate large vessels. Apply Will
mington Provision Co. Third and Orange
streets, Wilmington. Del
GARAGE-The Bulls Head Hotel Garage
l03 w Fourth street. Apply To John
Craven. 1912 W Fourth street
GARAGE-yicioity of Eighth and Madi-
son. Immediate possession. Phone 595 or
S3i.
PYTHIAN CAsTLE-For rent. all con-
veniences including chairs. .fordances. enter
tainments. bazaars. church affairs. &c.
Day evening. Jesse IL. Horner. 42i King
street
RTVERVIEW AVE. 14II16- Store prop
erty. Good place for butcher or other busi-
ness Good location. Immediate possess
sion Apply 1909 W. Fourteenth street
i Phone 22o7 J.
STORE
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# Ad Tker is Waiting to Serve YoAt End of Phone
EMPLOYMENT
Help Wanted--Femnle


ADVERTIsERs-Fift young lady adver-
tisers. at once. 81 and carfarc per day.
seven and one-half hours. Address u 10.
Every Evening ONCE.
BOOKkEEpER-L experienced, With
reference Address 3. Every Evening
ONCE.
BOOKKEEPING NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..
Preferably having some knowledge OF book
keeping. In reply, state age, experience.
salary desired to start and earliest date
you can start. Address 8. Every Evening
Office.
YOUNG GIRL-For general housework. No
cooking. Phone 34o9 NJ. 2so9 w Seven
teenth street.
CHILDs NURSE -Half-grown. white or
colored Apply i02 w, Twenty seventh 81.
CARETAkER--For children At the Chill
dren's Home, Riverview.
CHILDS NuRSE--white. Mrs. David ID.
Rankin. 1iof Greenhil avenue. Phone
1851 },
GIRL-Or woman for nousework. In su-
burbs. Two in family $40. per week. State
age and experience. Il. o. Box 3Ot.
GIRL-About rs or II years. TO work in
confectionery store. Apply 212 w Ienth.
GIRL-In lunchroom Apply Eleventh and
Church streets.
GIRL-For houscwork. Apply 600 w
Fourth street.
GIRLS-Experienced operators on crown
assembling machines. Flyc-day, aS-hour
week. Good wages. excellent working con
ditions Apply Employment Office, Bond
Manufacturing Corporation, Fifth and
Monroe streets.
HO OUSEKEEPER Middle-aged woman. No
objection to one child. Good homo for right
party. eGeorge Dobson, Dover. Del.
LADY CANyAssERs-FIF OF
NEAT APPEARANCE. FOR AN UN-
USUAL oPPoRTU UNITY. CAN EARN
$50 AND UP PER WEEK. REFERENCE
REQUIRED ADDRESS I /, EVERY
EVENING OFFICE
LAUNDREss-Fo Mondays. 30i West
Nineteenth street
MkID-For general housework Apply
Apartment No. ?. 1920 Delaware avenue.
sTENOGRAPHER- Lady with knowledge
of bookkeeping. Address IL, Every
Evening Office.
STENoG GRAPHER-And bookkeeper. ex-
perienced. Must be thoroughly reliable.
Answer stating previous experience and
salary expected. Address l6, Every Even
ing Office.
| SALESLADIES- Shoe. experienced Gold
stein Bros, 3o7 King street
WOMAN For cooking and downstairs
work, References required. 1910 W, Four
teenth street. Phone 273l.
YOUNG woMAN-Must be alert. Heroys.
IL Market street.
Help Wanted Male 30
| APPRENTICE BOY-To learn plumbing.
A. Julian, Az Walnut street.
! IOOk-N anteu. AppIy Eleventh and
Church streets.
| ENGINEER Refrigerating, experienced
Address Y ?, Every Evening Once.
| ICE CREAM MAKER Must he expert
enced. Apply Purity Ice Crcam Co. Eighth
and kirkwood streets
| INSPECTORS Wanted. About IS men 20
assist in the inspection service OF the Ma
tional Gamers Association on the Eastern
shore OF Maryland and Delaware. for
period of two months, beginning about
August l. Address National Gamer $ As
sociation. Rathell Bldg. Easton. Md
/ LABORERS- Wanted. Apply Broome and
/ Maryland avenue see Mr. Lynch.
! MEN
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Business and Office Equipment So
FUKNIT RE-Ofice desks. safes tiles
cabinets and generai Office furniture, store
natares. &c: We buy. s.ll and eIchange.
Phone 5sSS X.
SODA FOUNTAIN-I2 feet, ali marble.
good as new. Phone 1895.
TYPEW WRIrEKS-J A. smith type
writer Exchange. All makes sold. rented
and repaired. Amco Adding Machines and
Check Writers. W seventh street.
second floor, over barber shop. Phones
s04J or 2155.
Building Materials 5t
LuMBER-And stone. second hand. Da-
mond Engineering Co.. 22b w. Ninth -
Farm and Dairy Products SIS
PLANTS Late cabbage and tomato. 81 50
1000, delivered. Arden Floral Gardens,
VEGETABLES Fresh. pulled while you
wait string beans. 75c basket. cabbage.
SC pound beets. &C bunch. Other garden
truck retailed at wholesale prices. see
;. >. Deemer' $ gardener New Castle, Del.
Household Goods 50
AwNING-Fof sale a. feet. Used two
months. gi0 Jefferson, after q O'Clock.
BABY COACH Haywood. price $50 Also
oak bedroom suite and 0ther articles.
AApply after y. IN. Mrs. J. ". Miller. 5l3
bayard avenue.
BRASS BED And enamel bed fun size.
reasonable. so Adams street.
BEDS--h large assortment OF Grass and
white enamel bods. springs and mat
tresses soe US before gstting a new bed
outfit. We viii save you money IL you will
take time 70 compare prices. considering
quality. Fun line Of carpets. rugs. lin
oleums ana mating. ttefrigerators and
Co. Fifth and Madison streets. Our aI-
dress tells why wo can save you money.
COACH Full reed. in good order.siZ JEFF
ferson street.
FURN URE-Completc four-room apart
ment outht. Good. cheap. In whole
part. Security Fireproof Storage Mare-
mouse. sixteenth and Market streets
FIXT UkEs-And small stock OF a grocery
store. Phone 1880.
FURNIT URE-Five-room house. House
can be rented TO party buying furniture.
Rear 1902 Delaware avenue. After p. m.
FURNIT URE-Dresser and chironier. s35
each: single white bed. complete. x35: cot
couch. complete. 80. Other articles. No
dealers Call evenings. Saturday evening
or Sunday. i37 Geddes street, Union Park
Gardens.
HOUSEHOLD GOODS-Beds. bedding.
music cabinet, gas stove. gas coil. pictures.
and sash. 900 Park Place.
HEATERS-We sell the famous Empire
Pipeless Heaters. y. q. Williams. Third
and Tatnall streets. formerly SIG Orange.
HOUSEHOLD FURNIT URE-Good condi-
tion. " i'll sell cheap. Apply 3o5 N Adams
street.
HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE-Bureau
chairs, parlor suite. tables. stoves, bed
and table linen. Call Thursday July Is
between and H. Cav wthrop's Storage
Warehouse, Inc. 705 Orange street. See
Mrs. pancoast.
KITCHEN HEATER-Or laundry stove
Phone I59 w.
OIL STOVE-New Perfection, three-burner
Practically new. o. IT, Briggs, 3oO5 Boule-
ward Phone 3I0S W.
PAPERHANGINGS-A wall decorations
of quality. Fine work a speciality. Rosin Il
Bro. 42l Shipley St. Phone 1855 j.
PAPER HANGINGS-And wall decorations
of quality. Fine work speciality Rosin
& Bro. 42l Shipley street Phone 1855 J.
RUGS-And floor coverings. 5000 yards
nnoleum remnants large enough for kitch-
ems at half price. Hurlock's Cash House.
Seventh and Poplar streets.
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A FEW TO HELP ON MACHINES
FINISHING COTTON GOODS. CON
SLANT EMPLOYMENT. GOOD
WAGES AND GOOD CONDITIONS.
APPLY EMPLOYMENT OFFICE.
JOS BANCROFT & SONS. TAKE
RISING SUN CAR TO ROCKFORD
SCHOOL HOUSE.
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Tatnan street. Large.
double front, new building, low rent aud
quick possession. Albert l.. Teele, Charles
town. Cecil Co, Md.
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AUTOMOBILES
Automobiles For Sale

AUTOM oBILES-
HUDSON SUPER SIX, z-PASS.
laI1 CHANDLER. PASSENGER.
FoRD. TOURING.
FuKD ROADSTER.
FORD. TRUCK.
CHEVROLET. TOURING.
tCT QUICK. SEE MIR. CARPEN-
TER. so2-sos FRENCH STREET.
OPEN EVENINGS. TO Q.
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THE PATH to the classified ad page is the
telephone Phone your want or offer now
for tomorrow paper.
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ervice > ations, lie. airing

eUr0 REPAIR CO.-Specialists in
f.ralgs TO ais makes OF cars. Everything
id tha automobile. 1927 French street
ls14 "
rOAIOBiLE OWNERS-Ask US about
cylinder grinding and why we excel in
tnls line. l. d @ Motor sales Co, IOs-IIt
Market street
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Business Service Offered

of every description u
7l3 Shipley street.
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h 1lTH ST. GARAGE-Expert repairing
for all makes OF cars and motorcycles.
Phone 2OO3.
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JOHNSON's QUICK SERVICE GARAGE
car washed, 81: polished. soc. 33I East
Iittn street.
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BusIhtSs OppUrtunIIIes IS
CANDY FACTORY-Ma or woman can
secure half interest in a small we'll equip
ped candy factory, conducted by an ex-
perienced candy maker. Must be able to
finance all accounts. \ "a, Every Evening
Office.
Centrally located. Business in
excellent condition. Storage space for 100
cars. Address r 26 Every Evening Office
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.Alotorcycles and BICYCLES

.IrO TRUCK BODY-Closed. VIII fit
FORD or Overland chassis. Afford Piano
Co 2IO " Ninth street.
4IhEs And >nner tubes. 20 per cent on
snydur Garage. Second and Jefferson SITS
The Nome nugget., 1920-04-17
THE LOCAL SITUATION

the line of improvement measures of eher-a ong-w spirit
 prncp suffering with the either coore dark blue or ,ngea with yellow .E
 citizens who convinced believe
 
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  in is morally ability ahouen The fact that they are hee those o the average person. capabilities Hnger Nome
 AS said work, not egotsm and sell concet do all the boosting desired of prosperity working factions fostering work and
 investigation Alaska develop Territory the time wt be
The Nome nugget., 1920-04-17
URGES CAREFUL SELECTION OF CANDIDATES

Territory should
  in
  muct ha s volous s,nd for the to Tho in it his  in his salar bring questions
  unlimited jus his tme.
  be  nc both shou be accorded legisa ation.
The Nome nugget., 1920-04-17
THE LAMENT OF ALASKA
(From the San Francisco CalD

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  ruling long regulations Washington with
 
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