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Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-12-20

MEN WANTED
who have T%o Seyyss yS:s,s z, Leaf"
UNITED g srxTEs sss NAVY
N 61Al'HTE0EsE TTE SREAF FbkXifh EXKSs
y, $. MrHR5qHlHANsRTf K VI MARINE
| ns scamen or petty officers
DECK Sf%fGERs sisHRs
AMERICAN II mERca%Nr n a?T MARINE
BIG, BIG pEMAMD ~ Ian !,
Salaries $500 to s4oo per month and ex.
pcnscs
WI HoNE GAN N vnR9 E2g soRf n + 9S 9EN
THIRD NATE
sEGoNp NATE
Practical instruction
MpfGEsSg TleSNggp SfSisE si,SSHs1ss5c 9gE5cpR
Or tuition refunded
Charges Reasonable
Highest references
Nayy Yard School of Navigation
p. Q. Ros 7s4. Bremertcn. wash.
s7S PER WEEK
EXECUTIVE POSITIONS
The opportunity for a lifetime for per-
lance sSSG 'G n, WsGS 200 ,os Is: abe
sis mSSs S %nE Il nd to h
@ 70 no fs| ssRefSTfs hSnfs
snowdse few chosen pGfi" %I be ,rs,Ses stGnsGa sy
experts and assisted 20 positions with sal
EXEcITIyE SERVICE suREAWs'
81 TR RANs.ooaTATIoN RI.DG. PHILA.
Haas. COG Chestnut st.
RESIDENT sALFsMAN W3Gi,Sys FOR BFITIsH
sciontious t sell Sshrs, efsse Gon
English wooden piece goods on corr.nission
n hi: ,stT,S5y S" wSS
isH %oSlwor,a Voc r EdT nc a. New HsH"i York Suite
RESIDENT SALESMAN
and and straw hats Bera eomms,IoS com %enT refsr fs
ences strictly confidential, Elias Lustig. IL
RIVETEns and caulkers. experienced on
casholder work; several months Job. Ap.
Ply to Edward Ryan p. o. Box 2o4. vii
SALEsMAN-Wanted travelling salesman n
p, cover eastern , Pennsylvana and south New
pla ster board. wall board lime and roofing;
prefer man employed under 40: straight sal.
airy and expenses; state fully age. education,
descr pt'on. experience. nationality
Address President Room Sii.
20 Frankl.n st. Buffalo. n. Y.
SAL I.ESAiAN for electric vacuum cleaner and
electric washing machines: only capa BILE |
reliable man consldered good opportunity
Tor live-w re: excellent chance for advancs
nen6 Inquire Mr.. Jackson. 1i0s Walnut
sALESM' N--Thr manufacture and sale o.
art advertising calendars and gif. adver.
Using Is an enormous industry employing |
of Aurora. H.. an old-cstabllshed CONCERN |
with high: class. exclusive line. has terri. |
Tory. Reading and Allentown section. com. |
mission hasis; work requires keen. alert men |
who may build lasting future: give aye, cx-
oerience. last connection and references Mr.
George III. blanchard. 1925 broadway. New
'o X citv
'ALEsMEN for electrical appliances; ex:
pericnce desirable. but not necessary; ex.
client income for hustlcrs thSro IL a good
oh for the right man. Sc" Mr. Van Hook, /
,:30 to 0 80 IN. to $50 p m, Whalen.
,rosby Electric Co. 40 y. llth.
'A Ane.SM SMEN;-'(pportunity for 3 amb tious
men to sell electric washing machines and
vacuum cleaners; only live wires: exceptional
u. Mr.. Bell "
Young men who can soil
ADVERTISING spccialtes OF the better kind |
VII hnd permanent profitable employment |
With us. II. n. Hutchinson & Co. Drexci
ALEsMGN--PromIncnt y. Y company. rep
resenting chain store system. aving opened
n office IN Phila., wishes to engage several
lore good statesmen. Apply 10 Mr., Dasch
90 >. broad st. Phone Spruce 6S07
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-12-20

MAKE MONEY AT, HOME--You can earn
from VI TO ~ an hour in your spare tims
learned; no canyassing; we teach YOU how
and sell your work Write today for fuIi
2ac Pyrie Bldg. Toronto. Canada o'''
CLERKS. oyer IT. for postal mail service;
sl25 month; examinations Jnnua ry. asnnrJ'
ence unnecessary. For free nm rtIc.,,ibnT ~
write ]. Leonard Wormer Civil seryice RS, Hs
EARN $2S weekly, spare time, writing Ior
newspapers. magazines; exp. unnec. a..
tails free, Press Syndicate. 122, 81. iouis
Mo, ' 'o"'S'
EARN s25 weekly spare time. writing for
ne"ssaper sinsi smassiszines; ,sSp .unnec. details
free Press syndicate, 5d3 St. Louis Mo
Rnin2rl N0a Euu!tnhie .Bldg' WTshInsGocn
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-12-20
PAINTING g. PAPERHANeINo

FTRST,CLASs papering; rooms papero. h.,
up. Seidernan. 28i3 n. 9th st, Ken in,SSs X
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-12-20
EVENING PUBLIC
HELP wANTED--mAlE

DENTAL, OPERATOR for 1rst-ciass adyer.
sing dental office. Apply by letter stat.
ing full details as to experience. ETC., p s36
Ledger Office.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-12-20
Furnished
ROOMS WANTED

hAGHEl.0R dssireb suite r. ! iarE. Soo,,
WIN private bath Ger antown or r'hss'
p put nl!l District pretP ed; conV,ni.nI ~
pennsy!yania RRilross only nrst-oia.s ~
h Ssih,n1a1 gs Lions rohsids d. only bsdroom nssd
Ledger Onice. sSi-
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-12-20
SITUATIONS wANTED-mALE
AGENTS


$50 TO $56 WEEKLY In your spar. ,I,,.
doing special advertising work amobv he ,he
families Of your city; no experience 49,
saryi write today for full particulsps
American proaucLs Co.. Poll American
MAN to work this city renniShInK chande.
lieTs, brass beds, automobies hv n.
method $40 daily, without capital or new
ence. Write Gunmetsl Co., 2s2 Elm ApGSa' III
MEN. wanted to sell dependable fruit trees
and shruhbery; big demand comniets' 'ces ca
operation: commission paid weekly Wiz
Tor terms Willcms Sons Nurseries. Ro.
chester. ". Y. A''
AGEEr wan,sd to sell Lawrence patented
l. L. Trading Corporation, Manursct,;,.1.. ~.
Representa- YES and Sales Agents o1 Sia
land a.. New York -' |"rt
sAhEsMEN. iHsxperisneed or Experienced
city or traIciiHE, Write for Ilsf as ssniESou, iSp,
and full part t,cuiars. Address Nati aains'
mems ,Tr. Assn. Dept. 2I7. Chicago, nj
CHEWING HiiM--SCll 10 dosIers. nroIi;,.,EII..
business built up quickly; spearmITtt tt'1p,s ans
popular navora In novel packages. writ ana
day. Hemet Co. CinGnnatI o, "'''e TO-
MAN to sell highest quality trees shrnh.
roses plants: weekly pay, nanruos
Brown Bros Nurseries. Rochester ny'"neht
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-12-20
Wanted Machinery for Cash -

'T!teel eau pmsHt ms mes. boilers. etc. sESS
ELECTRIC poyT MT3T2KS1 MACHINE TOOLS
O'RRIEE MACHINERY co, iie " ar ,o,
sALE-lsxs Rahn.Mayer lathe, com4oSa3 :
Maehiaery. 1885 y. 7In: Market ft"o' s2ss sMseh"rdS
sCHAUM & uHiINGER lS.inc6 6Tis---
tractor, in frst-class con uFG eN-
1857. Q. II. Frazier, Sis W, AlI.gSn.nD, S.D hrn'
a. SHAPER, Potter johnson, new a.; -,
perfect cohdltlon. reasonable Ami 'I, " IN
crn Machine Works. 2s56 Ruth st tNHKSaG XIX NOD
ALTERNATING and direct currori - - :
new and used MlGAk 4 Co, 527 motors
GAS ENGINE. II: upright Otto s,1olf -! 81
dlt!on for sale; kaunce. Riverside dieo' con
ICE CREAM machine good condIiIao -
sale. u. r -Faunce. Riverside 'on' Tor
PULLEYs., HAMGERs, sHAFTIYG I-7s
PRICE. MOTOR ECHANGE. a57' T. hL Lf
MONITOR Sho-tt, heater lot of ~ "1,
radiators Yearsley \ Co, 224 a pipe
20 II. =. Foos gasoline engine, 1s;S-s,-J,, -
sell one-thlrd new price. iST n M WIN
exehi plants dismantled. Grow isnaI 500
GAS ENGINE " II. p, complete. Ed;y,n Nv
- =. Tn ~ go nr. ms ave- RoxhorouTh'
wo do millwrightE, 2iO N, From, Ne, 9rr. ys.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-12-20

DESIGNER, tsteNtlle on womens wear
worsted and wooien fancies: some practical
experience necessary; want conscientious en-.
ersetic young man who Is looking for oppor-
tunity. Address p 0l5. Ledger Office.
DRAWlNG.1N FOREMAN wanted by mill
MAKING fancy worstcd and woolen warps: I:
must be experienced and capable Of handling
nelp and getting production; permanent DO.
sition and good opportunity for right man
Address Z DIG. Ledger Orice.
HALF.ToNE OPERATOR. highfy expsri.
encod, wanted must be willing to work
~ N IN open shop. ~ hours per week: satir.
Factory references must be furnished; 10
such man we will pay except onal wages
SUFFOLK Engraving and Electrotyp ng CO., 9e4
Atlantic ave. B2ston. Mass.
NAN experienced on musical Instruments;
must have fair kncwiadge Of violin re-
p1IrinG. Sears-Roebuck Co.. Roosevelt Dou.,
MELTERS WANTED FOR ELECTRIC
o,sIEEL ,ssITEEEL FURNShGEi MUST BE THOR.
GTHrRsN GFHr II Nhh8 NAhhhk9Y ASP To9L sTEELSi Ne
OFFICE
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-12-20
SEWING MACuJNEs

SEWING MACHINES, new. $40; easy pay.
menti singer and other makes, like new Ss
to VIZ full" guaranteed l36 \. 10th 81
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-12-20
MACHINERY AND TooI 9

POWER plant owners and eng noers, 40 -.
realize that Improperly set valves in , yuu
engines are wasts steam? Call ug un a Sur Sour
our ensrs set your valves. with the use OF a., .
indicators neg n 20 save money: 'stea,r 'Ir ~
mnneN.I j. M q Rlch 90 Al 1nn .LnaIl rs
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-12-20
Trucks
DOGS, BIRDS AND GOLD FIsu
STAMPs AVID coJNs
STORAGE AND MOVING

.,,, STAMPS. PACKETS DIME sETs
PHlLA. STAMP co oI I,S'cStorA I,S
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-12-20
FIRE EXTINGUISHERS
FURS! FURS! EJRSI

Coats and scarfs at very low pr res II viii
pay YOU to come in and look. DTesn,r's Loan
Ofnce ~ " llth st. open evenings
string conoert-grand plano: b',fer s"tu ,nn.
than those made today and in nne topa1
sSg augnIitS oo3s Chestnut ct Phone Sherwood
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-12-20
= o V E r c o A T S
TYPEWRITERS
Office Partition. Railing, Furniture

store nxtures: We sell. buy and exchange
Of, waTSrHHt orniGE FCRNlTuRE co.
FOLDING AND INVALID CHAIRS
FOR SALE AND TO HIRE
lheatre chairs; moving pict. machines etc
school desks. church pews and pulpit ck air,
CHAIR ENCHANGE- s. e cnr ~, 1. .sIIs. .Is.
Evening journal., 1920-07-06
news GOSSIP
OF new CASTLE
-conIlnnel from page Tanl

canoed TO pennsville. y. j., Saturday,
ami camped 40 Riverview Beach, re-
turning yesterday.
Edward H. Nayior. Ir. scouimasier
OF the Boy Scouts of this city. ana
Douglas Proud. made a canoe trip TO
Camp Caesar Rodney. sunday.
Mrs. r. r. Flnder. 0f sixth ana
South streets. who has been ill Tor
several months and was operated on
at the Methodist Hospital, Philadel-
phia recently. Is reported improving,
Mr.. ana Mrs. lanes n Challenger
spent the weekend In Philadelphia.
Julius SIM. ased > years, SO Clay
ton street. received severe ilccrliion-
nf the scalp. by being hli with a
brick. thrown Dy companion, Wlllc
playing near his home.
Miss Theresa Shrarer. 0f philalrl J.
phia. and Mr. aud Mrs John Eshrich;
Of Baltimore. Md. We're the guests nI
Miss Elizabeth Toman. over the week.
end
Allan Macdonald spent iho week
end with friends 40 OuakofloWn Pa,
Mr. and Ms rhcodorr llahon AMI
daughter. OF Srlmrd afu Wishing ll
the home OF Mr., and Mrs. IRVING
Jones.
Mrs Vaughn Lancaster returned
Saturday aficr spending TWO W'th'
with her parents al Sewcl, \. J.
Weston Bender. son of Mr., ana
Mrs Dale s Bender, Second ana ll'i-
aware Streets was seNrrriN hnih'u
an Inc ien hand hy the premature
c,n'osion of a heavy piece OF hr''
Si',cr Visitors entertained ln lnl'
ri.o over the Weekend hy frlcn's
.claiiNcs We're Miss Esiclla p'thAnc
Nov York. with her sisters NlS'
Nary and Miss Cp'delia neiAsn.
Tho strand. Mr. ln,l Mr. y 80
Mats. Washlrgion. with Mrs : r'
~ iis Fourth street; Nlflq.. inAN i,aNl, iS
A.i.er. Ciaym1lt, With his sister NJ -'
Ms Elijah "a Roberts. Mr. am
Mrs. Raymond Clark and lrM Ni'
A'otfts Win ngiOn took q n'n''
trim 10 Valley Forge yesterday,
Mrs Mary T.. Roberts. Mrs. WILMER
Meredith. Mr.. and Mrs. Harold liehD-
Nh and Mrs John Mise. Arthur w -.
Miss Elizabeth Roberts. Mrs. y.
neakNne. Miss Eva neahNnr, 1ll %
ihi~ civ moiored 10 MidtlrioWn yes
terday 10 attend The funeral oi hihli'
INC monthly meeting VI The loua.
pfnulos' RrlIrh Of Tho Red Lion "
y Church viii be- held inls even ill
N M home n Mr.. and Mrs. or,lu
raNison, when there Will he an ,lef
ton Of officers. =,
Mis-, Mary Degan PROV ldence, IT, J.
Is visiting Miss Mary Reynolds
Miss Amy Ridngs and Miss ir1e'
Ridlnrs. Holly Oak, were Meek-en
visitors With their aunt Mrs. T. i
Deakyne. ,n,t
Miss Nellie Seward. formerly OF lni
city. but now N Wilmington, is Nls
fling Miss Frances sheridan
Miss Virginia Bear. oWat inlhei'' y. 30.
= ,>Ifh her grandmother. Mrs. SusanhI
Patton. .. ,,,fi
Nr. and Mrs. Harvey Johnson, NJ
minrton. are Vlslting Mrs. Johnson
narpnts. Mr.. and Mrs samuel Joh''
Evening journal., 1920-07-06
AmnuSeMnemts
cnnMns Ar cIrY pAnks.

Shcllpot and Brandywine Springs
Parks entertained recOrd-hrc1k ng
crowds yesterday. I'm both parks
there was a fine display Of fireworks
in the evening Almost as many pro-
pie from Chester and Philadelphia
visited The parks as from Wilmington.
The visitors FOR ShellpOi came
down on the Darby trolley line direct
90 the park while most OF those for
, BrandyNine Springs came down on
the boats Of the Wilson Line and then
look the trolley 90 lhe park The
! Wilson Line boats ran a special
schedule.
ln ilie' Want Ads VIII be found The
direct route between employer and The
f cmploye.
Evening journal., 1920-07-06
NFWe OnDITIEs.

The center of population OF Nl,
United states is 1910 was the cl'N ol
Bloomington, Ind ~
The largest known sh,Ne'
p,',hor occurs Inn the Malay pen
,csnie lava Borneo and Sumaira.
In aome parts of TIE world
rodent ealing snakes are protected Dy
n has been estimated that There are
six cripples 10 each 100 inhabitants
The golden ploNer when uy lu.
sonih. will make 2iO miles Wilh""'
a stop .t.i..i
The White House was mou'Nf.
afler ihe palace Of the Duke "'
lcinSlcr. -
Evening journal., 1920-07-06
"IuO CnANDF /"

Edwin CareNe's long looked for
Ward io production Of Augustus
Thomas fnuOus play, Rio Cdunde.
had ils initial showing at The Savoy
Theatre yesterday and Will b. CON
inucd today and tomorrow The
Rio Grand the river OF doubt and
romance divides two countries II
also divided Danny ONiel Dare
devil Texas Ranger and his SenOria
sweetheart. Maria lnez. But loves
obstacles are the i0y of spirited
youth. as Rosemary Theby and Allan
Sears. heading 'RiO Graudc' all-slar
east Viii prove. A. am added com
edy attraction "snuh Pollard W'l
bo seen in his latest attraction fDon'l
Rock The Boat.
Evening journal., 1920-07-06

seen them. II is called Jack Straw"
The story ceniors around Jack Straw
an iccman who has fallen IN love
with the pretty daughter Of a clerk.
When her family gets worry wealthy
and depart. for California. he fol-
lows. he poses as a noblcman in The
girls house. and IN The siarll ng ell
max D. pro,ss lo be- mons olhcr uan
the Archduke whom he has been inn
pOr-nnaiing
The special feature on The bin IA
called a Dream Of Fair Women u
features the prize Wuncrs boz the
"Famr Of Fortune" beauty contest
The young actresses prove themsclNe.
very adopt n ihis 2 allure in Niii0
They 'mpcrsunaie various phases of
/ human chamcler.
The same bin viii be shown today
and Wednesday.
Evening journal., 1920-07-06
eALAnM CInCk ANnY ?

A picture that will help YOU for
get your troubles. Is Charles Ray In
Alarm Clock Andy" HIS a show
That goes or f0r an hour and a
quarter and gains speed every minute.
Non don't n.od i0 know any more
than the title lo know 10 Will Doe
funny. % j. showing at the strand
Evening journal., 1920-07-06
eIACk SrRlW .

The Playhouse proved iho Ideal
place FOR those WHO were wise enough
their holiday.
The dramatic feature OF ihe double
bin b 0f That rare STYLE That makes
YOU feel a little brighter Tor having
Evening journal., 1920-07-06
0Tlhe |
I(r1TpG1Tg.
arIE MonI.p Nd Irs MONIES.

That The pick Of the best pictures
are shown here. is again proved in ihe
attraction for today Geraldine Far
rar heads the bin ln what proved To-
Do uer or ils SEASONS big rr1duci-
lions. "The World and IT'S Women. "
a big spectacular and dramatic fea-
lurc IN which the Russian revolution
is fhe background for ihr rise of In
American girl iO fame. as a Russian
opera singer. which IS interviewer
with the tale of her love for AN Inn
perlal Russian Prince some OF the
most beautiful as we'll as massive
scenes lrr shown
Tomorrow and Thursday. "Chlldrcn
moi Wlnicd.' special feature Is ilr
attraction.
Evening journal., 1920-07-06

Cooks and Mattresses viii fnd
good places by Advertising In ihr
Want Ads.
Evening journal., 1920-07-06
alwNY GIVES PRVDENCE."

Billie Burke. starring IN Away
Gives Prudence was lhc principal
feature ai the Majestic yesterday.
This picture combined with lhe new
est Spnneii comedy. Kept The patrons
continually entertained. This pro-
gram viii Dee shown again today and
Wednesday. Away Goes Prudence
rs q very clever Paramount ArlcrFft
picture. and is ihc hest that Miss
Rrukc has been seen In for some
time
Tile comedy feature proved 90 be
one Of Inc fdnnlrst Sfnneii comedies
released In months 10 j. called Geo
Whiz" and ihc way The audiences
laughter. proves that there Is some
thing loo a name, FOR one by In at
tendance made known his satisfaction
with This comedy IN lust few words
Gee Whl2. IT'S funny"
Evening journal., 1920-07-06
.sImE IAnnEn nT IIEs.v

The crowds ihai gathered 90 tlc
Queen Theatre yesterday seeking hOl-
iday i0y were treated in a picture
HAT was not only never shown here
bat is showing here before ms release.
Elhrl CLAYTON slars In This new pro-
duciiOn. The picture Is the old story
Of Woman's sacrifice for man. bUt
done with a brand new twist.
Olhcr features In lhis bill include
The newest comedy art combination
including comedy. scenic and novelty
The comedy part OF This picture
i- called Back t0 Slcrpf and proved a
laugh. hit patlc News md Inu'c'
from llr Literary Digest Including
snappy sayings are also Included on
this bill
The same bin viii Doe repeated H.
day and tomorrow.
Evening journal., 1920-07-06
LIOUID FIRE

liouiu Ore in the ernnN-' ,,,,,f
.,o.het and IDEAS Is what the new cheml
~ .iis.,r.rv really is. although there ir
no danger OF no damage 90 be aone nS
nsinr ID 10 your springs, iefnlieie ,.,, ",
riofhinr. This new chemical ~ hneWe h,.,",,
~ ~ - iffa fev cents viii have the
,,,,er ef Kidding your house Of hednnss,
lo,M ro.ehea and neas n you purchase
n. o. r. ID. =. is used ane te'or' UNA
III, .-,,a fownanles az the safest anu
nnickest way of Kidding the pesky oeu
hnrs. ants. reaches 800 .,.t,.s Ave
Special Hospital size o-'naA,s ~ nro. no.
-.ii,ne-vour druggist has 10 OF can ~
Eelt, ~ vou Oh sent prepaid, either
si.c 40 vonr address. on receipt OF pils.e'
o~ the owl Chemical Co, Iefre haule
ina. The success of 7. ID. y mr. e"us,p Wa
i~ifafors 10 have been nfore.ht.Vf ''ee
ait-.- an initiation. Genuine 4. ~. y, pr
never peddled sold by Echeru nfnH -"
ana - R Danforth nrne Slole.
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1920-03-11
STATEMENT OF WILL H. HAYS

| have repeatedly stated my belief
that the duty Of the Chairman of the
National Committee is to elect the
candidate and not select him. | shall
square my performance with my
promise. There shall be no word nor
act of mine which will directly or in
directly influence in any way the re-
suit of any contest in any state for
delegates to the Republican National
Convention nor the choice by the del
egates in the convention. 1t makes
no difference what may be said by any
person for any reason at any time in
any place in the country indicating
any other wish of mine. It simply is
not true. / am sr,e that any who
would suggest another course will on
reflection approve my irrevocable pos
ition in this regard.
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1920-03-11

ard avarice and Unsuitable longing for
those things which we may not pos
sess.
This is our home-the place where
most of our lives will be spent-where
memory is always dear to US.
Shall we seek to cast out what there
is of the spirit of greed, and suspi-
cion, and ungenerous rivalry among
men?
Shall we supplant it with one OF
kindness, of tolerance, and of good
will toward each other?
Shall we make honorable thrift the
watchword of our community?
It is the ideal existence, and is pos
sible to any community where the peo
pie have the will and the courage K
follow the path of honor and gentle
ness wherever it may lead.
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1920-03-11

NOTE.-(If ratified this amendment
will permit the legislature to abolish
any judicial circuit at the expiration
of the term of its circuit judge, to de-
crease the number of circuits by con-
solidaticn or otherwise, and to author
ize one or more judges for any cir
cGit.)
Given under my hand and official
cal at the Capitol, in the City of Madi-
son, this 10th day of January, A. D.
1920.
MERLIN HULL,
[SEAL1 Secretary of State
State of Wisconsin,
County of Wood-ss.
Pursuant to the above notice from
the Secretary of State, notice is here
by given that at the time of hold
ing the regular SPRING, JUDICIAL.
AND NATIONAL DELEGATE ELEC'
TION to be held in the several towns,
wards, villages and election districts
III eliC SouiiIy VI w OOu anu VI
Wisconsin, on the first Tuesday of
April, 1920, being the sixth day of
said month, in accordance with Sec
tion l of Article XII of the Constitu-
ton of the State of Wisconsin, and as
directed by Chapters 480 and GOA.
Laws of Wisconsin for 1919, the fol-
/ lowing proposed AMENDMENTS TO
THE CONSTITUTION of the State
| of Wisconsin, which were twice a
dopted by the Wisconsin Legislature
/ at the regular sessions of 1917 and
1919, and published for three months
as required by said Section l of Ar
! ticle XII of the Wisconsin Constitution
will be submitted to vote of the cleo
! tors of this State for their ratification
or rejection in such manner as is pro-
vided by law.
Given under my hand and official
seal, at Grand Rapids, Wisconsin, this
goth day of January, 1920
SAM CHURCH,
ISEAL County Clerk,
Wood County, Wisconsin.
Jan. 20. Apr. 6.
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1920-03-11
NOTICE OF SHERIFFS SALE IN
FORECLOSURE

State of Wisconsin-in Circuit
Court For Wood County.
Theodore Knuth and Anna Knuth,
Plaintiffs, VS.. Lena Mails, Defendant
By virtue of judgment of foreclos-
ure and sale made in the above en-
titled action on the 10th day of March
1919, the undersigned Sheriff of Wood
County, State of Wisconsin will sell at
tne Court House in the said City of
Grand Rapids, County of Wood, State
of Wisconsin on the 29th day of March
1920, at 1000 in the forenoon of that
premises directed by said judgment to
be sold and therein described as fol-
lows: North half of the East half Of
Lot two ~, subdivision of the North
east quarter of the Southeast quar-
ter of Section Is, Township % North
of Range 5 East according to Sar-
gents and Philleo's plat of the City of
Centralia now Grand Rapids in Wood
County, Wisconsin, terms of sale cash.
Dated this 9Th day of February,
1920.
C.. w. BLUETT,
Sheriff of Wood County, Wisconsin.
w. E. Wheelan, Plaintiffs Attorney.
Feb. II. Mar. Is.
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1920-03-11
NOTICE OF REFERENDUM ON
PROPOSED CONSTITUTIONAL
AMENDMENTS
April 6, 1920


State of Wisconsin, Department of
States.
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that
at the time of holding the regular
SPRING, JUDICIAL and NATIONAL
DELEGATE ELECTIONS, to. be held
in the several towns, wards, villages
and election districts of the state of
Wisconsin, on the first Tuesday of
April, 1920, being the sixth day of
said month, in accordance with Sec
ton l of Article XII of the Constltu-
ton of the State of Wisconsin, and as
| directed by Chapters 480 and 6O4
| Laws of Wisconsin for 1919, the fol
lowing proposed AMENDMENTS TO
THE CONSTITUTION of the State OF
Wisconsin, which were twice adopted
by the Wisconsin Legislature at the
regular sessions of 1917 and 1919, and
published for three months as requir-
| ed by said Section l of Article XII OF
| the Wisconsin Constitution, will be
| submitted to a vote of the Electors OF
this State for their ratification or re.
lection in such manner as is provided
by law.