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El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1920-02-19

is.n D. aar ~ a. ~ sile. sssia toirfAu.
sia s-sif sondisinnada 81 ofnslmi,i,i,s 49,
lcaufm que inn iir.llo los mgitaters
a. aur - llmliafan a ncnuurinr = lus
iralm1snor~ rn hneiza, = ieqEae a
las lcgs's. IA olssersHucia D. les t,H'-
sepios lesaies. IA entscea De- las armas
que tsa.san sa "a Iss.lcr los huelCuisias.
las ore han de- iiaccF oniendcr que
dssnn guardian los mas sagradas rs~.
pcios > la libcriad , Ia prGiedad
aicnas que. l,or tan;o. dei,cn cesar
los aiciiados. los inCSIldios. las csac-
clones.
81 est, era - prUsrama dc los agita-
dures. ien esia que no tcngan qiie al
iegario despuss de halier dido las ad.
verielrcias del GoheTnadOr. pcro mn-
chO teiacmos que no 10 fueia~ pOrque
lbs anls. esienics nos conducen Ia da
da, ia sospecha bien fundade, 'le que
no estamos ante el case milagroso dc
una conversion fulminante.
Sin embargo. los fieros ilrmaDies de
La earra grosera, pidierOn con tales
apremi',s que Sc les dejase .,accr el
anuDciaGO recorrido a Ia isla para de-
mostrar que lejos de ser unoS fuIi.
bundOS bOlcheviques son unos insOspe-
chables amigos de Ia legalidad estable-
cida. que el Gobernador Wager, dcspues
de consular con el GObernador, Be
nedicto. accedi6 cOncederles esta OpOr
tunidad de vindicarse.. En- la. camara
del Gobernador Yager "yeron los fra
casados inyestigadOres de la Ameri-
can Federation ol Labor. quienes ha
cogidO el partidO kocialista -bclchevl
qui de la Isla para sus torYos recluta-
mientos. 10 que su tprpe e ininediata
aetuaci6n merecia.r
Esta tartle salen para la Is'a. Pero
antes han tenido que enyiar a Ia For
taleza el itinerario de los -puetloS, de
las zonas Que Sc proponen recorrer
FL Gobicrno tiene tomadas sus puedidas
Donde quiera que vayan Mc.lndrews
y Brady: estardn vigilados de cerca
" habrd medios de recoger sus palabras
de modo que no puedan desdecirse lue-
go. Y 81 su conducta no Sc ajusta
oque aver han prometido solenr .enen-
'te a naestra primera autoridad, Sc les
suspenderd inmediatamente eli espec-
taculo.
Esta es la verdad y es este e! rcflejo
de la eituaei6n. Todo 10 que, Sc haya
dicho, recogiendo infoi1nes la Fes
deraci9n Libre, no s,.n mas Que latigui,
Hos pars. Ia galeria !, u,
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1920-02-19

bavaros y odio a los judios. Soy TN
monarqdico flel un buen cat6licO,
Por en.ima de todo, respeto hon
70 a paxiela. Por 10 tanto, viva la
monarauia j viva Ruppercht''
III Cehde escuchO con eatera calina,
la lectufa de Ia sentencia de muere,
DirigI0se a sus amigos, ainonestando-
les pafa que 10 tratasen de libertarlo,
pordsIe u crcia una teiltatiya estupida.
Los ae9nsei6 en- Gamble que trahai aiasen
por reoOnstflIir Ia madre patria. Las
observaciones recomendaciones del
Gonde hicierOn brotar espunraneos
apIausos que q tribunal no Sc MODESTO
Ien cOntener. J.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1920-02-19
Por la danaay por la pluma
Alrededor de un bale jibaro

En- la noche del jueves u del CO.
rriente, celebr6 el Casino Espanol de
esta ciudad, un bale jfbaro, para rem
dirle quito nuestras costumbres CAM
pesinas, y al mismo tempo, para sa-
lirse del marco vulgar de los diarios
actos sociales, como 10. han. heeho. las
principales sciudades de Puerto Rico.
Este bale, como 10 esperaba' su' ora
ganizador e iniciador, don Gabriel .Fe-
rrer, fue un exitazo soberbiS taaa .6l
Casino, pues apenas 81 los salones po-
dian contener mas de Seiscientas per-
sonas que iban ansibsas de- content
plar el alma de las i1acheddnhtes
campesinas. en- los regorijos de una
sociedad que Sc divierte.:
| Al otro dfa de haberse efectuado di-
cho bale, aparecio en- ell diarioS local
Ell siguiente suelto, que entresaco de
otras Spreciaciones que paso por al
| to, pues no merecen el honor del CO.
mentario:-
.eY pensar que allf habia jibaritas
que no Sc daban cuenta de que esta-
ban elias mismas ridiculizandose. !"
Como quiera que ALI habia una con
currencia de damas pertenecientes a
nuestro mundo social, no es, possible
que pasemos este manera de insulto
por alto, y nos aprestamos a recoger
| Ell 1ltraje v contestarlo, nombre de
las siguientes damas, que estaban esa
noche en- ell bale, prestandole su ami
fnacion v su mas enthusiastic v sana
cooperation:
Srtas. Maria Y Marta Lefranc, Com
chita Casaldnc, Ramonita y Sofia Mos
quera, Marietta Y Suncha Pla, Maria
Magdalena Carrie, Maria Magdalena
Colon, Rita Abreu, Maria Ruiz, Ana
Elisa Cloquell, Hilda y Luella Love
day, Milagros ' Pepita Gonzalez, Emil
ha Aleman, ENirita Roses Denton,
Elenita Ramos, Rosaura Marques,
Haydee Cadilla, Blanca Estrella Co
lon, Mercedes Sanchez, Alejita Gar
cfa, Monsita Coll, .Minina Aponte, I.o-'
lita Kuiplam, Isabelita Abreu, Isabe-
lita Pelegri, Panchita Garcia, Sara
Corbet, Angelica Garcia, Ismael Ca
l,salducs Isabel Paquita Alvarez, Ma
ria Garcia, Lolita Montilla, Etelvina
Roman, Carmen Astor, Natita Rodrf-
.guez, Pitita Molinary, Emelinda Reus,
Petrita Padilla, Charito Martinez, Am
ia KisseII, Margot Quintana, Merce-
tdes Duc6s, Maria ARIZONA, Maria Mon
ftes, Josefna MADEIRA, Pillar Sanchez y
Esenoritas Garces.
kSras. de Mr.. sclinchard, de Cum
lining, de Gonzalez Domenech. de Tu-
/ lIla, (don Miguel1, de Astol, de Ar
mindo Cadilla,. de Ball, de Aglirre,
lde Agudo. de Roses Artan, de Gonz$-
Ilez Cabeza, de Lefranc, de Mendfn. dc
fColl y Teste, de Practs, del Lcdo. Ca
ldilIa, de Marques, dc Delgado, de Llo-
Ireda, de Matos, de Ledesma (don Ma
lnueD, de Montilla. Vida. de Borras, de
Angel Sanchez. de Garcia y de Nieo-
lIau
/ Iodas estas damas estuvieron en- el
haile iibaros y solennemente jurah,
aae no>fue Ia intenei6n de elias ridi-
lcnlizar nuestras costumbres camDesiz
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1920-02-19
oDIA Ell BoLCHEyIsMo.

MUNICH ,enero is. FL Comic del,
Arco del Vale n tei1ninarse I'll jul
do que Sc le sigui6 por asesfnato de
Kurt Eisner, el vierneS. dili -iendose
a tribunal, pronunci0 las sigi;entes
paiabras
rOdio el bolcheFismo Amo d mis-
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1920-02-19
.PoR DORMIR EN- La VIA PUBLICA

La policia arresto anoche a 80 per
sonas por estar durmiendo en- Ia via
.p1blica. Hoy fueron puestos en- Ii
bertad los que tenian hOgar y eran.
conocidos y los otros fueron llevados
a presencia del juez.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1920-02-19

RESFRIADOS CAUSAN DOT.OR,
DE CABEzA. LAXAEIVO BROMO
.QUININA gdesvia la causa, curando
tafnbien La Grippe. Influenza, Palu-
disnno v Fiebres. Solo hay I'M aBR6S
MO QUININA." La .iFma de e. wv.
GROVE viene con cada cajita.
Advt
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-11-26
Results Of Thanksgiving,
Day Football Contests
Al PhlIadelphia.-renn. as, cornell, 0.

A. PhlIadeiphia--Penn, esi Cornell, o.
At Plttsburgh--Penn State. o. Pitt. o.
:. At Detroit-University OF Detroit. 81;
At Observation-Disclosures University. !,
AT ChsrIottesville. va.--Uniyersity Of yir-
GINA ~ University Of North Carolina, o.
:. Al Atlanfa--Georgia Tech, 3i; Alabama
Polytechnic Institute, O..
AT, Athens. Ga.--Univcrsity OF Georgia.
At Observation-Disclosures OF Alabama,
2ii mississippi A. and NJ, Z.
AZ Baton Rouge-Tulane, Ell; Louisiana
AZ Roanoke. va.-v. NJ. l., "a; v. r..
AT Gainesville, F1a.-Ogiethorpc. FL, Uni.
versity of Florida, o.
At Knoxville - University OF Tennessee,
At NnshvilIe--yaDdcrbilt. FL, Sewance, 3.
At Syracuse, N. Y.---St. Johns Mllltary
Ansademy, n.y, Of Manlius. 14i Allen Militar,
Al Lancaster, Pa.-.-Franklin and Mar.
shall. 9; ,tiettysburg. o.
AZ Wiiiiamsport, Pa.--Bucknell. 20j Dick.
AZ, gnltiomre - University of Maryland
"a Johns Hopkins, 7. -
,ost AZ Indianapolis - Marquette. 81; Wa.
At WashInrton. Pa. - Washington and
Jefferson, 2si West Virginia, o.
M, a. Lincoln; Linz Ncb.--wsshinEton state 81
At Columbia. Mo. - Missouri. 10, Kan
Mist,Ian a. East lansing, ,,s, Mlch.-Notre Dame, eS
AZ Des Moines. Iowa - Oklahoma. -
At Cincinnati-st. Xavier. FL, Haskell In
AZ Observation-Disclosures. :; Denison, o,
ht ohester-P. VI. g.. o; Delaware, o.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-11-26

70 piny ond the figures of the game
show that Cornell did not make two
first downs In succession except on
enc occasion when they were given first
downs on off side plays by Pennsyl-
vnhia.
Never Threatened
once, In the first period, Cornell
mad the ball on Pennsylvania = 36- yard
line. That was the closest they ever
got to making touchdown and is a
record of which>Buck Wharton and his
associates. BY Dickson and Gus Ziegler.
should be proud. BY has been working
with the team all season and he has
taught them lot in every department.
lie has been n great asset for John
Heslnan and It is to be hoped that he
will be there again next year, for his
advice in selecting the proper men and
in perfectihg plays from the difficult
shift formation has been invaluable.
Gus Iiegler has been on the field only
three weeks, but he has worked hard
during that time and has been of ma
terial assistance to the Pennsylvania
team.
Just how alert Pennsylvania was on
the defense is shown in the forward
passing department. Cornell tried three.
One of them grounded and the other
two were intercepted by Joe Straus.
In the final period of the fray. when
the Ithacans were hopelessly trimmed,
there was only one thing for them to do
forward pass. They couldn't gain
consistently through the Red and Blue
line and they could not gain around the
ends. hence they should have opened up
with a little 1920 football. But they
didn't They seemed to be playing the
first quarter instead of the last part IF
the final. While there is no doubt that
Pennsylvania second defense would
have stopped their passes, just as the
forwards were stopping the other plays.
Cornell certainly showed glaring lack
of football knowledge in not trying to
pass. 1t was their only hope to score,
and they passed it UP ingloriously.
Although Bud Hopper wasn't in the
game, the ends were well taken care of
throughout the game. Bill Grave and
Ertresvaag were always on the job. On
the tries off tackle they invariably upset
the play, although on some occasions the
linemen and second defense players did
the actual tackling. On the punts. both
of the Pennsylvania wingmen were down
the field in hurry and kept we'll out.
never allowing the receiver to get around
them. If they didn't do the tackling
they should be credited with it anyway.
because they forced Kaw to run straight
down. where he always met somebody
who stopped him before he had made
three yards. Hunter Scarlet has been
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-11-26
FiUe Workman Brothers
in Grid Clash Tomorrow

Huntington. Nov. 26.--A"Work-
man day" celebration will mark the
Huntington High Alumni football
game here tomorrow when hve
workman brothers. including the
two Ohio state University gridiron
stars. will participate in the game.
"Hogc" Workman, pivot OF the
Ohio team. will play puartcrhacE Tor
the alumni, while Noel Workman,
end man Of the Buckeye squad. will
be at left end for the veterans.
Bradley Workman, another brother,
Will be in the alumni backiicld. Two
younger brothers, Tommy. star
quarter of this years Huntington
High team, and Max, will both
play with the regulars.
The mother of the five will be n
spectator at the game, and will split
her roofing "ffty fifty" between the
two teams.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-11-26
WINS BEAWIcK MARATHON
John u Romls, state Captain, First
Home In Binding snowstorm

Berwick, Nov. 25.--John i. Romig,
local man, captain of the State Col
lege cross country team and inter
collegiate champion, defeated William
Ritola, junior national cross country
champion. and two former champions
in the eleventh annual Marathon.
Romig led from the first mile and
finished strong, 200 yards ahead Of
Ritola. lie is the first local man to win
in eight years, Kolehmainen having won
the last three races. Uenningham, for
mcr cross country champion, was
third, one quarter mile behind Ritola.
Trivouldes, the Greek nations rep
resentative at the Olympics, could do
no better than twelfth.
The race was run in binding snow
storm and over roads ankle deep in
Nslrsh and mud, the only good stretches
being the steep grades on the two noun :
tainS
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-11-26
Pick Davis Team Fourth Member

Mclbonrnc. Australia, Nov. 2G.-Tt has
been decided that the fourth member OF the
Davis cup team which IL 20 play the Ameri-
can team for the International tennis trophy
will be Major r. W. Heath. In addition to
Heath, the members of tho Australian team
will be Norman u. Brookes. Gerald l.. Pat
.erson and Pat O'Hara Wood The American
Davis Cup team sailed from Victoria No
yember II for New Zealand
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-11-26
Tennis for College Women

New York Nov. 28.-College authorities
IN many leadipg eastern coeducational insti
tutions are considering the introduction Of
intercollegiate tennis matches for women
students next season. Negotiations for u
championship tournament. as well as nu-
merous dual meets between colleges have
been virtually completed
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-11-26
Letters Awarded Tome Gridmen

. Fort Deposit. Nov. 26-At n meeting OF
the athletic Council here the following men
we're awarded their football "T": Captain
Conoyer. J. Montgomery. Russell Mahlln,
Laraid. Morrison, simpson. Reese Oliver.
Payne. Meenan, Lattimcr, Sloan. Manager
Bates. EACH OF the men was awarded II
sweater nnd a gold football.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-11-26
Football Excitement Fatal

Denver, Col. Nov 2G--Willam f. SUI,
bor thirty eight years old. u grocer, fell
Joad from excitement yesterday at fnotha.
gamcA when Fred Harsh. Of IN" SOUTH lGn,
IA Of Denver eleven and ran 90 yards for
touchdown. The schools were playing for tho
city high school Championship' whch SouI'
Drnycr won, 81 to u.
Imperial Valley press., 1920-06-02

directions on dead worms the results of our
efforts wiN be magnificent.

SHOES
Imperial Valley Shoe Co.
HABERDASHERY
Jack Musser
PLANTS & SEEDS
Rath & Marshall
JEWELRY
Crescent Jewelry Co.
OPTOMETRY
DIR. n. L. Dupont
HARNESS & SADDLERY
Brydon Bros.
CREAMERIES
California Central Crcameries
Imperial Valley press., 1920-06-02

DRUG STORES
NevilIe's Drug Store
Greenleaf & Clements
Francis Drug Store
Dunaway & Schneider
LUMBER
Hayward Lumber & Inv. Co.
+, Sones Lumber Go.
y TENTS, AWNINGS & AUTO SE4
/, Valley Tent & Awning Co.
keeline Tent Mfg. Co.
Imperial Valley press., 1920-06-02

FURNITURE
F. J.. McCune
Chas NJ Skinner
HARDWARE
Imperial Valley Hardware Co.
Delta Implement Co.
Edgar Bros. Co.
BOOKS & OFFICE SUPPLIES
Office Supply Co.
BAKERIES
National Breadery
|. v. Baking Co.
Imperial Valley press., 1920-06-02

MILLINERY
Woman's Shop
BANKS
First National Bank
Security Commercial Il Savings Bank
Southern Trust & Commerce Bank
DRY GOODS & LADIES' READY TO
Mort Rieser l&
Varney Bros. e. CO. s%
Lippmans I'll NJ.
Ben SOiOman & Co. At i~%
NOTIONS
B. ID. Twins & 1OcStOre
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-06-15
AiaehInery and Tools

MIXER Nine-fnot smith
concrete mixer Electric drive Good order
Apply $40 Shtpiey street
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-06-15
HOW THE COLLIE HELPED.

Il Va, q Vernon, .e.l had ve
caue gpou -he joG 4r>t-A -ca.lt'.-
Sslaea-broUn collie with 3 N4te ~.t
aoout als mock ana bIL liI>.ral- ta>. Ihr-s
was threatening black riaul ID -nC Rp-r
and plainly he dog talt .ae gravity Ht ..r
situation He ran from oae alvcocN to .3e
next, barking iurIouolv Eli waSgt s.,
t1u ap2rovugiN whenever 3 ,oENfg. Nas
pitched 10 -hc top ot tlc .aau z. .7e steep
slopes made hard pU,lnE IS yne. --a-,l
tne horses by lcapmg gp aat 0vana nI
ahead amo,. .rauucaIiv
He thinks ac IS helping iot>. "u
VS. said patroulzin-,N when W.T. ai
Watched thC pretty >cr0t t.r tra N'u-.es
III more And e b,li-2roMl oos Z has
shirt-sieevts turned .rum 1iS WorN ro
answer He does hy.p tlo u>r
much help IS auoJhe. mau tlt -a u-
tere,teJ that ac kvrp- fellow loyhh-
good lu spite oi als .n,uI
Many "A time -uec Wv a-.o ...4-.t
Ab0ut chat !og a tae aN tia. Naa Ne
have cusnc so ,hv conclusion .h.-t rhc
ircckle-iatca h2s W.t, rila Enthusiasm
and nterCSL tre AWAY hclpiu, Good
spirits thar newer aag i9 As nuel to-
others 3~ thc 5u-ic, p4r y. hands t,.a
possibly accomplish. MAllc se should ln
our best ,o become skilled workers fAo-r
VI u> Whu lra never very ulsr lr ,rrv
experienced arg nlI altogether shut out nG
the privilege a, hcipiulucss. That golden
brown collie iu the Vermont havtc'd
could nut handle d ptchtork hui he
could SHOW zeal and enthusiasm ANA
could rejoice in aI The worker, accom-
phShcd Il would bc p.ty ii hoy~ ani
girls could nor 90 ~ much.-Our Dumb
Animals.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-06-15
A TOUCHING APPEAL.

Nc have jIst received from the Vienna.
Austria society for the Prevention III
Cruelty NJ Animals an almost pathetic
appeal ilr help ms society ls among
the oldest 0f lt- sHG Iu Europe The war
nas H0f only deprived II NJ the greater
part III sts income. bur the oosr 0f nam
-enance mas rsrn to practically prohIb-
lrIve prices. The food for dogs under is
temporary are E4s increased 1000 per
cent, mixed fodder for larger animals.
,, 600 per cent. even The cost 0f shEvTngs
tor rle dog cages ls now 900 per cent
above rhe pre-war DAYS Meanwhile me
employees cannot be pald a Iving wage. me
Inspector has been dismissed for lack 0f
funds ~ Neep AIn, and the society wlrh
more demands rhan ever uDon u, ls facing
an almost empty treasury. TIE interest
on -aeir tInds-mostiv government
bonds-ls paid only after months oi de-
lsty, and their securities cannot even be
sold as thev are held hv the Austro-Hun-
Zarian bank t3r loans 81 former years.
The letter saws
Ii this supreme trouble We apply .
me u-agn4uIIItv al -1e great American
nation 10 assist gS ana save our society
from financial rum. Considering the many
proofs ID compassion and humane feel
AE> W4Lcu Nn4r latseL t.AS gwen u poor
Alscrlans during Jae .asJ months. we
confidently lope hat our society too wli
not apply 70 her generosity n VAN.
Therefore NE eutTr4J you heartily rN
send Us some supply * money or Prov
-lons, .or instance, A wagon og cats.
f0Dd for birds. ..0g-Ulsculrs, etc, ami
moreover - publish aa appeal n some
American newspapers il order 90 -1luce
= many people ID I've nJted states -
possible - become regular members cI
the Society for The Prevention al Cruelty
toAaim4is d Vienna
This official letter is signed av the presi-
dent. rlCe-preSiaenI ana secretary ~ the
society They invite aa examination IL
their books by any member of the Arner-
can Mission ia Vienna, should one cues
tlon their statements
The Massachusetts, Soc.esy for the Pre-
yeu-lon If Cruelty - Aalma4s SAL be
glad -o receive agkucN .ea- Anl toT-
ward .a the proper authorities any con,r-
buttons hat humane people n TINS SOUR
Try may rnd il possible "a send .a answer
e tins urgent appeal .-J4s DUa1 All-
mas
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-06-15
Horses. Cnttle. Vehicles

BULLS VIII exchange three thoroughbred
registered Hostcin puls ages six months.
one year and two vars old for young.
graded cows. Writ" or phone. McAiahon
bros. Inc sixth and king streets
COWS Wanted 10 To - young COWS. from
one ter two years old rite or phone
NlcNiahon Bros, inc. sixth aud King sts.
HORSE First class driving horse good for
light work Walter Adams. 10l T.. Tenth
street Phone 2955 "
HORSE One horse and one wagon Apply
swift & Co. Front and Madison streets
NJ ULES win exchange team of mules for
young COWS. Write ur phone MrNtahon
Bros, Inc. sixth and King streets.
PASTURE Choice for SIX head ot stock
Close 10 city }. A. Glynu. Phone Holly
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-06-15
Correspondence Courses
Local instruction lasses
Private instruction

SHORTHAND BOoKKEEpING. &e.~
Parents your first duty. Whatever you do
for your children your first duty Is 10 give
them practical business training We give
absolutely private individual Instructions.
No large classes This is the dominant
feature at this school and which has aps
pealed to hundreds Of students from the
very beginning Hines Private business
Collcgr 4n2 " Twent V-second strnet.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-06-15

APARTMENT N. E. CORNER THIR-
TEENTH AND FRENCH. THREE
ROOMS. RATH, HOT WATER HEAT
APPLY DELAWARE AUTO sUpPLY
rHlRrEENTH AND FRENCH OR ].
HOW ARD GORDON. pl3 MARkET ST
AGAhIMENI Il Furnished four rooms
b bath porch Very cool location for the
three summer months Immediate pos
session Adults only u.s. Every Even
ing Office
APARTMENT rooms. bath. In
mediate possession. Phone 666o.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-06-15

wAWASET AEE.-INIAfEDIATE POS
SESSION. THREE MODERN HOMES.
WAWASET AVE. AT JACKSON ST.
PRICE 5000 AND $1,000 TERMS, $500
CASH BALANCE LIKE RENT. RoR-
ACE :. ALLEN. 1000 wAWASET AVE.
PHONE -509.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-06-15

Have SON lo,Uei thc ch.h to mcar
calico gowas tiN prices come down9
Certainly All hc girls of olr set hc-
long Ana know they u turn lust green
With envy when they sec my new calico
costume trimmed with real lace insertion
on the bodice and sleeves, With edging 81
the same.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-06-15
EMPLOYMENT
Helm Wanted Female

hSip W dHtco Etihdie Ok
COOK-White Reference required Per
manent position. Phone 1902.
CANVASsERs- To sell iewelry on credit
basis. Good salary and commission Apply
Royal Jewelry Co. 0l5 Market street.
COOK-Experienced white woman for cook
Mrs. a ID. Warner 1903 w Fourteenth
street. Phone 25I5.
COOk-COok and iaundress. 70 go 20 sea-
shore. 22l2 Boulevard
DISHWASHER $I2 per week. room and
board. Apply Worth Bros Steel Co
taurant. Claymont. Del. Ask for Mrs
Egno n.
GIRI1--LincnToOm wanted Apply House.
keeper, Hotel du Pont.
GIRL-StOre giri wanted Reference.
Steinle Bakery. seventh and King streets.
GIRI4--Experience for cooKing and down
stairs woTk To 20 to Maine for the sum
mer Apply 2406 w. Seventeenth street.
HOUSEWORK-Gir or woman for general
housework. Phone 6754
IRONER-Experienced cOlored hand ironer.
Call Mr. Lindley. Holly Oak 32l J.
IRONERS-Shirt iFoners also family ironer
Apply Head Launderer. Hotel du Pont.
MOTHERS HELPER-C pable woman as
mothers helper in the home. No cooking,
washing or ironing Good home and rea-
sonable wages for reliable woman. Phone
4613 J, between and clock evening.