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JuhI, Michigan.

Nogle udmaerkede Farme i og we'd den
:gamle danske Koloni i Juhl i Mich. er til
Salg. Landet er at Diet bedste, der fndes.
,erblandet Muldjord med god vandafled-
ming, og Mulighederne for ct rentabelt
Landbrug er ingen Steder bedre end her.
Foruden de aim. Ssdarter dyrkes Sucker.
roer, mindste Pris de senere Aar 500 0 pr.
Ton. Dog er Landbruset her NEST base
ret paa ct stort Kvsghold; Mslken sslges
It'll ct Condenser j Sandusky til S. $50 pr.
100 Pund, 3.5 Test, stigende til AZ. Her
.er Farmer Andelselevator, hyorigennem
ogsaa forsendes Kreaturer. Her er intet
.-vildt eller uopdyrket Land, Farmene er i
god Drift, godt hegnet, tidssvarende code
log store Bygninger og kan for Tiden kd.
bes for like over $1o0 pr: Acre. Peng.-
vilkaarene er code, her er dansk Menighed,
Broder- og Ssstersamfund. dansk Lesrfor-
ening MN. F~orespdrgsler til en- af- o.
unde -tegnede Menighedens Landudvalg vii
~straks blise besvaret.
6. Mortensen, P. Appel,
Sandusky, R 1 Marlette, r.. {
n. Rasmusssn,
Marlstte, r.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1920-01-30
@tnnrapplta.
GriuSrinqsliite.

Gors6ag 80. Sat-: ct. Heoers
&irfe5. og 2afe Mmelio &binoefor-
cl1inger mpber bos Mrs. s. sc.
Mobertie11, 902 6rouflin Eerrace.
Sre6og Mften oen 30. Sanltar
Sborbalbien 2oges Gpilleoften.
26r0ag Mften Sen 81. Sat-: zee
org @rouoes" 2ogens Maifero6e.
Eorsbag S. Teb.: "Sbaoom 60
ciol" poo 9mif u~ng6omsbiem:
96roog Mften 6e1 14be Jebruor:
MleyNnbra 2ogens Walfera6e.
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Gp1sfal6.

sSSobn Muitin, pelfien6t 1om CIT
p%erintenoent poa 6i1b4 @ros. @ogn=
fobrif for flere Star it6en, ct of-
aoaet peo 9p6cn / SEN bpie Mloer
al so Star. San 1a6 / fin Dt6 /
Sproooet og bar ogiaa Meolem of
5~folefommisito1cn / Here Termi=
ner. @on efterlaber @u1tr1t og cit
|Spn.
-Sames Sobnfon og @1,itr1 poa
8in$lom 5treet bor :miitet 6eres
hoabefl,loe 1&nge @en Charles, ser
opoe efter fort Spgeleje, fun Is
Nor gammel. &an tilbdrte @pei-
0ertruppen Scr. Z, bbts @e6lemmer
mp0te op til 8egrobelle1,.
-Morfl1s' &osmtsle len og @l1itrt,
$50 College Mpen11e, begrroer 90
|bet al 6eres 5-aartge Datter Marie,
Ser afgtf be6 Ggoen efter faa Cages
|Spa0om. 8egraDelie rt fa1bt @tef
fra @jemmet.
= Eborbal6 8eter1en, Ser / flere
Star hor lebet / Montona, er 6p6
cn Mloer al 80 Mor. Saopel bans
Mo6er Iom hans tire 8re6rc Dor
Montana, met bqn bot en- gift CD:
liter, Mrs. @enrp S6renien, fom le'
Der / Chicago.
= SGrgen GImrier, Oil @robon
|Gtreet, afgif Eirs6ag @fteu bel
I9p6en i cit Ml6er al SO Mar. @o1
Dor fun ipg / fao Gage. Mf6e6e
ser bap6e &labs paa E1opiboppe1
log bob6e Sr6 for at bore en- bpg
tig og paopasien6e Man6, tom II
Mmerifa fra 9ann1arf / 1890 o!
bap6e lebet / @oci11e i 90 Mor. @o1
%eftcrla6er &uitru, to Detre og e1
,Sen. BegrabeIien fan6t @te6 FRI
So1ie11s &apel paa State @treet.
= On at 8pens eloitc Moro
men6, Sle 9. 0lien, beniop fire
belig Sns6ag Morger / &iemme
bos fin GGn Sscar, 171S Ga @aIl
Street. &nn bab6e fp1ot 6e IS .!
bobbe peret bo1at / &ocine 50 Mor
&on efterlooer @1t1trl1 og 1Db @dr1
og 90 8gr11eb6rn og baD6e SEN Sor
ngielie at b1tpe Sl6efa6er f6r fl
1870. 8egrdpelien finder Stei
26r6ag %Gftermi66ag fra 6er norif
lutberTe Strife pao @tote ct.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1920-01-30

belle imuffe % pell,ofprte &rogram
bab6e tortient lmaoreiloe fltl6t Sl1s.
Men iaapel Mrs. Mgnes Motbilen
iom Srfetret og Sc asiilterenoe Gu
litter har al Sore al beres &rnito=
TONER, bpilfet ti!fjen6egapes beo. Set
pnloigc @ifolo, Ser lp6 / 5alen fon
eli Tribut til 6eres Stunt i.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1920-01-30
TlDttet.

Gor 2on6smonb, Gogf6rer Sire
bericf 81. @incb, ser toger iprig 0cl
/ Dor oa11lfe &olonis syore11ingslib,
far fra 843 Secltritp 8l6g. benIogt
lit &ol1tor til Sc it6rre 2ofaler 648-
$50 / famine @penipg. Mr. &incb
fam gleoe fig ober Ell itabig bofien6e
5ogfbrerforretntng, og set er % Ell
|Sornejelie at fl,n11e benbile 2an6s=
memo, ser foyer legal &jplp, til
l5ogferer @incbs &ortor.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1920-01-30
Snflmen5aen

On al &c 6omilier> iom / @jeblif-
fct er baar6t bjemlpgt / bennc SID
al nnp,1te @pgoom, CT Gbri1t DE
len % Samilie, Grencb Mpe. og 66tb
|5t. Dattercn og @bigerfpnnm.
Wsrge @bri1tenlen, ser bar en- lejet
Tarm life langt fra 9leiens, matte
begge bentes biem ipge. S 9jemet
CT ser fefs ipge Menneifer, % fun
|O1ci en til at tagc bare paa benimoo
|60 @reatnrer og tilbels Sc mango
|Spge. Set CT at babe, at SDg-
eommen mart maa blipe ooeritoaet
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1920-01-30
Set u aoninr salfentierne.

Donia Mftipitetsfomite agter at
arraneere ct A@tagpartp" for Son.
jul Salfenitiertte / Mnleoning al
bans n0nnpnelle til @i66er al San,
nebrog / Sen rnrmeite Sremtio. Mi
|9enipn til, at @oniulen er 11gtft, bIi.
Der set altiaa fun for &errer.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1920-01-30
@n Spcrraifclle.

@artin 8o11lfen og @l&itrn, 255
@mriion Ctr, inbitere6e cit &re63
al @enner forle6en for at feire
Datteren Mgnes IS Mars Sb6iels-
.6ag, be6 set fig, men set bnr fun ct
!Haoifltb, for n1t6er Soften bleb
|Selifobet bebagelig %oberraifet be6
at bpre, at Mgnes a1lere6e / nogle
Tiger bob6e b9ret en- gift Some, i6et
FUN bleb bet / @mfegm Sen 296e
December til Oscar &eterlen fra
|@scanaba, Micb, @ratulationer poo
fulgte.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1920-01-30
@amserncs Maiferabc.

Set bar ct fort % fe1tltgt En@
blifl,m, 1om bao6e 9ibet Meoe til
sc oonife SanQeres Mo1fera6e /
@icfer Eorf &all / 2proags Mftes.
|@alen mpl6reoe al 9rogter at for;
lfiellig Mrt, men me6 l1n6taaelle al
nogle foo 6ar Ser ingcn Ipr1ige ia
rofteriltiife Moifcr. 9ommerfomi-
teen, mco SEN 1tore Sme6 Sobn gi=
ellen / 5pi6len u0fprte fit @herp
cfter be6lte 5fien og ipntes oaiaa
al babe truffet Sc prGmiebGr6igc
|0roater nogenlun6e tilfreosltillenbe.
Mf 0an1eprumierne' gif fprlte til
cit &arcn1soame, Mils 6. miller,
1926 T1tl[erton Mpe.; 26cn &r.,
5foblepeosfo11e, Mrs. &iggo ssen-
iat, 2606 @orth Mpc.; 36ie Hr.;
SsSoponclerinoe, Mrs. s. Corp, 5000
Nortb Mne.; 4oe, 9onife Sangere,
Mrs. @o1f, 100 Morth Salmon
slpc. Sprltc @errepramie fit banlf
Soorehprbe, SIR. Mrelien, 2232 81.
&en1cth Mpe.; 2, 0onff &roman6
Sal Mielien, 1922 g. @orlom Mpe.;
g., r11s1iif 8olIbepif, 6re6 &asm1s-
fen, A113 IS. Monroe st.; a., 90,
Mpller, 3442 q. &i1oore gpe. Off
tc,1ens e11eitc @ruppepramie tillto=
6cs of6b6e "SSobu 8arlepcorn", lom
/ @egrapcli esprotesiton, foreltillenoe
Sc fie16tc Tlo1fel me6 Gillette oq
5drgeilor ONT &alien, bafte itor
S11bel og lrngit forlprnone Minoer
ON ga1ule Gage, og bpis ""SSnobol6"
belto6 al Scr. og Mrs. Gbr. @ielien,
Mrs. 81. @arrmcn, Mils @erenien
og Bi9go Seniel1.
Mf onore go6c Maifer nar Ser en-
n,orlom Gfomagerorcng og 6ito So
gerlben6, og ellers en- &efffe Ting.
6om al begge &jen / mer cllcr mi11=
ore fanta1tiife Dragter.
st &or al emanuel Sobanien at:
rongcreoe lm1tffe Tableal1er forebi
itcs, og oilers ipinge unge fon
@amle fig til Ole g}ieliens 0rfeiters
fagre Goner.
Sen trople &omite bob6e Urge
for u6n1erfet &ontrol, babe bel
Sl16gongen lom / 5alen; set bar, e
ierltgt be6re &1osies &1ib1if1tm, oe'
Dor ti1iteoe, Iaa belle Mftenen forlpl
poa o%llerheb1te Maa6e lpg / &arne
oolsitemning.
Ser bar itarf Sea11ing til Sm6r
rebrpbet men "8aren", 1om pleje6'
at bore fpl6t til Grengiel, betienteI
af Sc ip6nanlige tienen6e Ma,16er OF
SEN tra6itionel1e &asierer, Tom mei
bapoe at be1tille mes at lie paa bber
an6re. @aa, iaa6m er set 10 NJ
engo1lg, men Set er 6og faftiiiff, a
Sc go6e gamle farnebols1temte o!
bante 9mife glimreoe be6 6ereI
Sraberelie. Men 1aa fomner Ting
6ommen iite6et, og 6e11 bar ser no
al, ioa oen flittige &omite og s
6anife 5angere, iom bab6e al scr
iof 6eres~ Moferooe5 bel6nnes bel no
flor 6eres gnltrpngelier mes ct pen
Sberifuo.
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Enifer Ell sSnnipr-9 piifole.

@eboer11e / @epcn Safs 9iitriftct
Dor in6leperet cit MoresIe til @fole=
commissioner ON, at Sobn 81. Sobn<
Jon 6folcn om6a1u1es til Ell S11nior-
|i0gjifole. Com Sorbol6et for 9ie=
bliffet er, maa 8grnene gao Sen
longe Sci til Soutb SIDE &pjifo1cn,
og 6et CT ilet ingen moriom Sur for
@prnene, naor man tager Sc obcr=
fplbte @porbogne @etrogtning. 8e.
boer,1e / Minnebaba 9iitriftet pnifer
ligcle6es en- S11nior &ejifole, og Ser
CT Gra11gen ligeiaa fdlelig.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1920-01-30
Mdiferabeu.

81 min6er bore See ere ON, at
Set ct paa 2gr6ag Mften, at "@eorg
|@ronbes", 9.>@. g. 2oge @r. 316.
ofboIoer fin itorc ~Br9miemaifera6e
|paa Galboun Commercial Club, 81.
at 2afe ct. og 2Dn6ale Mbe. 60.
&omiteer bar / 6e forlebne Tiger 116=
fol6et flor Mftibttet for at bereoe
9eltogerne en- birfelig f%ornpjelig
Mften me6 rigtig &arnepals1tem>
ming, r1e1l ON bette / ful6t Mfaal ifal
mas, afba>tger for en- flor Sci al,
bbor mango Der mp6er frem / flotte
og originate &arneDalsfoitumer. S
@rfien6ellen 6eraf CT Ser u61at en-
|9eI fontante Hr9mier, ser bnr6e
bore en- Spore til at m66e erten /
&arofter- eller fomife 9ragter. st
116mprfet Srfe1ter bill lebere M11ii-
fen, ser bliber 9ptog oib. 9erfor
glenn life at 19tte bberon6re @tebne
poo 26r6ag Often / CALHOUN Cont
mercial Club og tilbring en- Mfcn
1an1n1e11 meb "@eorg @ran6es" TIM
gcrlben6c, ser forltaar at bol6e 6eit.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1920-01-30
Snflnensa.

9cu 1lnitlonmc Snfll1cn5a, ser
|ifior folteoe iaamange Menneiter
(2ipet % iaagor 6rGbte flere Soloa:
ter / 2cjren berbiemn1e, enb Ser
|folot for Splfens &ngler / 6ronf=
rig, griber on1 fig Roci,1e / for
uroligcnbe @rao, ON enc n9pne i'm
|6eoc1ig iom ii6lte &inter. Gum,
bar Jet fig ne6laget til
at opertage belc CT. 2ufes &olpitol,
ser bog f,1r1 bar SLABS til 90 So
!ticnter, men fer bliber Sc mere al
porlige Gilfplber in6lagt, bnor SC
fan foo Sen melt omrbpgeeliee 81eje
!af ielpe Soipitalets Spgepleierifer
|og 6ibcrle &e6 @rols gfurlcs> ser
bar melot fig til Gieneite. selbe
"ssSluen" er iom beficn6t life forlig,
men set CT SEN poafplgen6e 2rnge-
bctpnoelie, lom er 6rnbcn6e, %
|6enne fa1, unogoaes, noor mon to-
ger Sore paa @pgoommen fra 6ens
|@egpn6elfe. Man ontoger, at 6er
|er minoit 1000 at @mitten i 8pen,
mren fun Sen minoite Bort of fam.
me bliper mel6t, efteriom Soft iffffe
|6nifer at faa @uiet itillet UNDER
&noro'1tene, 1om ben nh @unobeos.
lop for6rer. Man frpgter for, al
set bil blibc %nebben6igt at LUTTE
|5folerne, bois 5mtitten .beobliber al
1gribe ON fig.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1920-01-30

der ~Forandringen
|af Livet, og jeg
tror. at Diet er ct
godt Middel i Ell
saadan Tilstand.
Jeg kunde like
fordSje F6den, og
havde e 6 Smer-
tie og Br@nden j
min Nave efte1
Maaltiderne. Jeg
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Rariup.
Si6lid Qnfnind.

Tlere al oe itprre 811tifer oppe /
Spc11, ocriblan6t 3abns Drg GOODS
60, Dar %forfortet Mrbei6stiben for
6eres 8ctiening, iaole6es at Bu.
tifcrne iffe oabnes fer &l. $50 ON
Morgenen og 1ufter ST. balp 6, meo
l1n6togelie at 2eroag, ga Ser ct
aobent ira 8 til $50.
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Sha6ptu Social.

ct. &e6ers &irfes l1ng6omSfor=
cning afboloer "Sba6om Social"
|Sors6og Nften oen 5. Gcbruar u6e
poo Acknowledgements. MIle ct BEL
fomne. Yiger11e> be6cs me6brtnge
Mohf,trfr.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1920-01-30
Gfsprriibent Salt fp1nner.

Sns6ag Sen II. 6cbr11ar oil @fs=
prpiibent 8m. $. Enft ofleg9e
Minneapolis ct @eipg og / Mu6ito=
rillm bol6e en- Sale oDer Morluger1ls
til SEN INT berife16e uro.
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&aa hpie 3ib.

8Draa6et beotog paa lit ft6ite
Mp6e cit &eioIution, ser er itillet
til &%ongreSlen, mel Ell ahmooning
It'll 6enre ON at in6fpre &ontrol ober
&riferue paa Observation-Disclosures
fon1t in6fgre Gorb,16 moo n6feriel
|af a%epneosmioler i'll noIon6et, ioo-
TRENT 6isfe trRnges Der / 2anoet.
ISnrlig bil6e BET bore bel6i9t, ON
Der inof9rtes en- Harpere aontrol
meb @ufterban6elen.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1920-01-30
Gn fin &oneert.

&oncerten / 5enoags / 0anic
Sail, qipet al Mrs. Mgnes Matbi=
len og 0rfeiter, blep eli fin multi
|falf Mp6elie lom Set bar at bente.
Tr1&ens egen ra1fe "8elcomc
|@ome Morcb" aabne6e &rogram=
met, bporefter Imbroiius Sbomus'
|ociligc Snerture blep 1pillet felclies
ful6t % forltooenoe al Set lille, me1
uom1rfeoe Srfe1ter. Dern91t b(cu
|2ret frpoet meo ct l16tog al Gerois
uforglentmelige 81 Iropatore"
2umbps 9r6nmcbil1coer, ct Eot-
pol1ri al norifc Mclo6icr, arrange
ret al Mlfre6 Boullen, og Srfcltret
il11ttc6e fin Eart at Erogrammet n1eo
Gbampagnegaloppen.
Spert Ma1mcr fit cit fortrinlig
l%oiprclie al set finite Srfelter og
pi6ncoe ON goo Snolt,oering % IL
aeleocs ON, at Sc e11fclte Snitrumen-
ter bcban0le6es al ferltc &lasles
M11iifcre.
&ortmons b%noef1lbc 2i5ie Holfa
bler lpiIlet lom &ornct Colo al
Moth. Teterien og bandit f%ortient
@ifalo, fremtuong @riegs oeilige
"6en itore bpioe Slot, iom SIR. &e=
terIen ipil1eoe meo itor Snoerligbeo
og Gplclle. G'@rr. Mrel SobannIe n
og @n1il @orre ipillcoc be%nbol1spis
COLDER for Clarinet og Saropbone
oa gap Tilhprerne enb poerligere
@epis for, at Srfeltret bar lamme1l=
fat al Soft, Ser bper for Jig bar Sec
fire al 6eres Sl1itrl1ment.
gn npoclig ung Came, MiiS
MorD Gromther, iom fer hap6e in
Debut, bite fig i Belio0elie al tn
rf1offeren og fpl6ig Me55o-5opror
rg fprebrng Ell 5pring 5erenaoe
meo forba,tlcn6e @ifferbeo og @erre:
6pmme ober fin 5temme, bnilfet Ell
ioo meget mpcre beunorin9SpGr0ig
efterfon1 SEN unge Game en6nu ifft
far begpn6t at fao fit 5temme It's:
6onnet., Sci er lonen6e Igmmer
Miis GroptDer b%elio6er, og FUN far
timber CIT fpn0ig SHELTERS 2e6elle 11ac
longt.
Moturligpis bar Iilbererne lGrlil
1pen6te paa at b6re Eenorfangerer
Trc6 8le1s, 1om belpilligit bao6e 10
bet at asitltere. So ingen ble'
%1fuffet, 90 pen bpie, 1pIe @a1i
meb set nate 6anife Mnfigt og. 5mi
trao0te frem. Ser par en- re1, b1d6
men tp16ig> lpriif Genor> iom mel
fine @1,ancer / Sorcoraget fa116
gejen til alles &jerter / Sc tire be
togen6e engelife @ange: "SSn If
@nr6en Of MT Scarf, "%'ssyoreper i
a long, long time, "Wep little gro,
bouie in tie @elt". 8ifal6et bills
ingen @11he tage, ioa ST.: @leis gol
[om 6o capo "Sor man kingdoms
frGfter" og 9rocbmannS %lt666elig
"Den 6pillemano tager Stolen fl
lGeg": SIT Sc 6ejlige Sange, Jung
tie mes Ell @ilnitners bierteparme6g
lelie, tog @1rblifl&m me6 @torm, be
beber hi lite at 1ige.
gi bar bgrt 6an1fe Selttenorer
bbis mngtige &giter bar funnel fa'
@eggene til at ifiglbe, men blot 8
hupbe eiet li6t at Sen iterfte al all
@ulsiter, at ipnge beres @ange, la
9efitu6talel1 b1eo foritaaelig, 90 bill
De De oglaa funr1e bin6e alleS Sier
ter, fom @r.@leIs gior6e / 56noags
|. SRI np11np en11npr2 mpHhirfp11
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Tien $50. til $780,. liver Uge;

:1ngen Svig, Mend og Kvinder begynd
hvor som helst, tire komplete ox eksklusi-
We neutrality-suspicious. sendt paa PROVE.
at blive beta]t for delvis nd at den f0rste
800. Fortjeneste; Erfaring og Kapital like
J. CHRISTENSEN,
Box S24. San Francisco. Calf
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.Midaldrende
kvinder
kan passere den kritiske Periodic frelst
sog komfortabelt we'd Brugen af Lydia
e. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound.

Summit, N. J.-"Jeg brugte. Lydia f.
GPinkham's Vegetable Compound UNI
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NJ HI. KLOSTER
PARK GARAGE
FOREST LAKE, MIMI.

Naar De kommer til denne By og manglel
sGasoline. da hills paa vor kjendte Lands.
,mand Kloster, der tillige udfSre Automo'
bilreparationer.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-09-03
$4,000 PH|LA. WOMEN
REGISTER AS VOTERS
Rush to Get There First Sends
Many Out Without Their
Breakfasts.

Philadelphia. Sept. 3-Between $4,000
and 100. 900 newly enfranchised residents,
ranging in age from twenty-one to ninety
five wears and in weight from 90 to 20
pounds, chcerfully paid the price oi
political liberty by registering, discloslnga
few jealously guarded secrets about them
selves and counting out FIFTY cents to boot
The board of registration commits
sioners placed the number of women who
registered at between 75, 900 and 10000.
An agreed that about 100000 men had
registered.
Election officials predicted that the
total registration this autumn Will eN-
ceed by at least 10000 the high-water
mark of 800. 900 made prior to the mayor
atty primary last year. Between l5O,oOo
and 200, 900 women still are to be register
ed on the two remaining registration days
-September IA and October 2. Registra-
ton Commissioner George g. Pierre SAID
the women would set a precedent by
furnishing heavier registration on the
last days than on the first.
Soon after the polling places opened
at : O'Clock IN the morning registration
commissioners were surprised to sec
many women visiting the registration
offices MANY had gone without break
fast and in their boudoir caps In order
to have the distinction of being the first
woman TO qualify as voter.
For the men as well as for the wCmen
the equal suffrage registration, of course,
Was a new venture The men. according
20 general reports, behaved themselves
creditably in the new conditions. Courtesy
was the order, of the day. The brethren
often gave up their places in line to the
wcmen. Cigars, cigarettes and pipes were
cheerfullv discarded and nobody went toe
near or gloated over the victims when
the moment cf supreme agony, that OF
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-09-03

Wright, executrix, and his son, Frank
Wright, asked to be named ~ co-admin-
istrAtor.
A compromise was effected by the APP
pointment MS administrators until tho
cavcat to the will is decided f Frederick
II. Fletcher, Cambridge, who represented
Miss Wright and T. Alan Goldsborough,
Denton, who represented Frank Wright
and the other children who joined with
him.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-09-03

stating that terrible "cxact age" J" arrived.
The registration throughout the state
showed that in some counties the women
turned out in large numbers while IN
Others there was little interest shown.
With two more days, however, it is antici-
pated that there will be a pretty full en-
rollment Of the eligible women OF the
State
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-09-03
Concert at Rodney Reservoir.

Despite the chilly atmosphere Of last
evening, many people attended the Com
munity Service band concert, sing and
dance at Rodney street reservoir. The
Philharmonic Band gave a concert and
the band also provided music for the
dancing. The singing was led by Emerson
Stone.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-09-03
OOMIKOMISE ON WRlHnI Will.
Rich Dorchester County Man Had VAL
liable Holdings In Delaware,

Cambridge, Md, Sept. 3.-The Or
phans' Court of Dorchester, yesterday
heard argument in tho Wright will case
which grew out Of tho disposition Of his
estate made by John N. Wright, who died
recently in Fork district, Dorchester
county, leaving property in Dorchester
and Caroline counties, Maryland, and
SUSSEX county, Delaware, worth $685.
600. He appointed his daughter, Miss May
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-09-03
RECORDS SUFFRAGE ACTION.
Tennessee House Sends Sworn Tran
SCRIPT 10 Governor.

Nashville, Tenn, Sept. g. The Tcnnes-
sec House Of Representatives adopted
Yesterday, 43 tn &c, motion to furnish
the governor with sworn transcript Of
the action taken by the House Tuesday in
non-coucurring in the suffrage amend
mcnt resolution.
The motion included request that the
governor certify this Transcript To the
Secretary OF State At Washington.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-09-03

Lost something7 Try a classified ad-
vertisement in Every Evening ADV.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-12-21
PHILADELPHIA PRODUCE.

By Associated Press 10 Every Evening
Philadelphia, Dec. 81 2I.-Wheat steady;
No. red, winter, l.o3al .9S; do, garlcky,
.SiaI 90.
Corn steady; old, as to grade and
location, | O5a1 OF; new, do, 93a9S
Oats steady; No. 2 white, 62a62 u;
No. white, 6la6l y.
Butter steady. quiet, nearby prints,
fancy. 65a67. western creamery extra, SO.
Eggs steady; nearby firsts, 75ha7712;
do, current receipts, 73 Il; western, extra
ilrsts, rs l2a771 y; do, firsts, 70a75; fancy
selected, packed. Sass.
Cheese easier; New York, whole milk,
fancy flats. held 27a27l3; common to
good. 25a27; do, fancy fats, current
make, 24l2a25; do, common to good, pa
"A; LonghOrn, held, 81; do, fresh, 2619a
27l9; single daisies, held, 26a27; do,
fresh, 25a26.
Live poultry, higher; fowls, not Leg
horns, 24a34; white Leghcrns, 25a27;
spring chickens, not Leghorrs 26a32; do,
white Lcghorns, 25a27; turkeys, fancy,
45a5O: do. ordinary, 35a40; old ducks,
choice, 3Sai2 do, Muscovy, 24a26
geese, 34s36.
Dressed poultry firm; turkeys higher;
turkeys, choice 10 fancy, nearby, 56a63
90, western, choice TO fancy, 50a5S; fair
to good 35a45; fowls fresh killed. choice
to fancy, 34a36; do, small sizes, 2ia30
brolers, nearby, 42a47, do, western.
41ai5; roasting chickens, nearby, 31a39
do. western, 20a3S; frying chickens,
nearby, 3Oa32; do, western. 26a27;
ducks, western, 35a40; geese, western,
50a32.
Potatoes easier; white potatoes. Penn
svlvania. per 100 lbs, 25al75; Jersey,
No. l, per basket, 50a75; do. No. ,,
25a35
Flour dull. unsettled: soft. winter
straight. nearby, S0Oas25. g.. western
< 75a9 25. hard, winter straight, 900a
9 80; DO. short patents, 8 .50aI0 00, spring,
first clear 750nS 25, do. patent, 900a
925; do, short patent, 950al000, fancy
spring and city mills patent, family
brand, 1O75aI125
lIay quiet, unchanged; timothy, No.
:. 2S0Oa2S 81; do, No 3. % 00a2600;
sam Pile. - 00a24 90; no grade, lSOOa
20, 90: clover, mixed hay, light, mixed,
rs OOa27 %; No. ! mixed, u O0a25O0.
Talow lower, prime city, loose, 5l9; do.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-12-21

vegetable which are annually yivsB N
tbs poor.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-12-21
CHESTERTOWN AND VICINITY.


Special Corrsspondenoe To Every Evening
Chcstertown, Md, Dec. 2i.---Rev
Omar Il. Jones, pastor Of the Methodist
Episcopal Church, took two persons into
active membership in his church yester-
day morning. He was unable 10 fill his
pulpit at night on account Of illness
The basketball season opened here,
Saturday evening, with contest between
Washington College and Baltimore City
College. The former team won by 10 TO ] 1
Chestertown Grange has elected the
following officers for the next year
Master, James T. Anthony, overseer,
William A. Bell; lecturer, Miss Mamie
Turner; steward, Wilbur II. Morris;
assistant, f.. Humsey Anthony; chaplain,
MB Mamie Newman; treasurer, George
Z. IIendricleson; secretary, Miss Margaret
A. Morris; assistant, Mrs. Jennie Boul-
den; gatekeeper, J. +. Morris; Ceres
Miss Flora Wheatley; Pomona, Mrs.
Sarah G. Copper; Flora, Miss Eunce
Morris; lady assistant steward Miss
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-12-21
FCWDER QUOTATIONS.
Reported Daly al Noon by Laird & CO..
du P0nt Building.
WEDDINGS.
REcIeTINER-I.AIRn.

A pretty wedding was s0lemnized
yesterday afternoon at 2.30 clock at
tie home Of Mr and Mrs. Nicholas a
Jones 2302 North Harrison street when
Miss Marie Laird daughter of Charles
Lard Of Salisbury Md formerly 81 this
city became the BRIDE u Conrad Rcca-
stincr. Jr Botn are 5cil known IN this
city tho bride beng o graduate nurse OF
tie Delanar fosp.tal framing School
oi tie 1915 cil~- Air Rechstirer. who is
q son oi Air and AIRS Courad X, III
s;ner. Thnty-hith and Eashr gton streets
Is the Office manager IF the d b Me. tin
CO Before eiIistlug with the jefferson
Medical Corps, Of Philadelphia. in which
outfit hc served overseas during the war.
be was connected with Armour 4, Co Rev.
Frederick Doerr. pastor u st Stephen
Lutheran Church otficiated After the
ceremony the couple left for New York
city. where they viii spend the week.
al-o visiting Niagara Fails Utica and
Schenectady.