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The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1920-02-09
The Good Health Brigade

hurr.edly down the. stree, toward
school.
But noon the search brought forth
no toothbrush and Frances was nearly
tardy again In spite OF the fact that
she ran all OF the three blocks 70
school. ~
Il guess I'll just have to take some
money out OF my savings bank and get
me new brush. she thougnI sadly
as she walked home from school. III
lose my office If ! miss a day OF brush
ing but do hate to spend the
money!"
As she went up the stairs 10 her
room to get her pocket book she saw
her little brother run down the hall
and she thought she saw something
| In his hand
BILLY Haten." she exclaimed as
she dashed after him. have Won got
my brush"
4 want 10 he a president, too,"
| cried Billy. when she cornered him a.,
the end of the hali. II want to brush
my teeth and do things Just like big
folks do" insisted Billy.
| He reluctantly gave up the tooth
brush but held fast TO tho tnbe ~
paste, Frances loved Billy very much
Perhaps that was the rea son why she
understood at once that Billy was net
| Trying to steal her possessions bp.
was Just trying 10 be like folks"
III tell you what we can do" said
| Frances. She knelt down on the eoor
beside her brother and held out her
hand for the tube OF tooth paste.
You give ;ha paste back 10 me and
=. wen make Brigade all our own
Wen call II the Haten Good Health
Brigade. and you shall be :resjden, -
Mel All by myself" asked Bll,y.
1 who could hardly believe his good
/ luck
"Ali by yourself" repeated Frances.
And I'll have mother buy you a
! brush--Miss Hibberd said children
should have brushes as soon as they
had teeth anyway. and then we'll do
Just like they do In school. and you
can brush your teeth and mark ii
down with a mark on paper and
wen see who does it"the most. you
or l."
That Idea made Billy very happy
and thereafter he was the most faith
/ full little tooth scrubber In all tina,
| family
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1920-02-09
The Shortest Month On the Calendar

n WONDER how many OF you who
celebrate your birthday n the
shortest month on the calendar
= know why the second month Of the
year is so called. February takes its
name from the Latin word FebruAflus.
which means to expiate. and the
month Is SO named because At this
season OF the year the Romans ceie-
brated the feast OF expiation. BY the
old Anglo Saxons the month WAS
called Sprout-kale monath because the
eabhages sprou'ed at this time, and by
some peoples II was called tho Sol
monath or Sun month.
The birthstone for February IL the
amethyst which stands for love.
There IS verse for the February
child which goes:
The February born shall ind
Serenity and peace OF mind;
Freedom from anger and from care
II they an amethyst will wear.
X you were born before the twsn-
tieth OF the month old adaxes tell Us
that you will have good commonseuse:
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1920-02-09

sac as DIV 4abNHSN
! WhIslung along. carrying harfap bas
snder his arm. Every once IL while
NE bag might have been seen 20 'watch
ani heave and wigsse In mysterious
manner.
"Ill come over aud spnnd Saturday
Z and Sunday with you X can. he
had told his chu,n Pete. "Sn. 6or''
sxpecs me TIL you see me. ard when
yon see me expect a surprise"
"A surprise. WHAT" Peter want
"a 10 knew. but Bob wouldn't tell him
except 10 hint: Maybe tt'll be some
kind q preesns"
Bob's mother had given her consent
10 tie planned visit. SO he ~as now
On his war 70 TIE Goodwin farm
which was a MALE and hathaway by
tn read. Bat there was nearer
way cver the snew~rnvered meadows
ans through ire woods. and. OF course
Bch believed In saving time SO he Hnd
Ms xsgrs-g Rag were takiug tire shor.
cr<-
sTs.su - surprised al right"
rAr.9fs. Ica sEs isn't even sure
S.m ee-.eg ara whsn he sees this--
- nc-y"
re Ca. wss. Ssh was cutie . rab-
Ast @Krese- IA g snaii way. as eonia
as .y-cwat ~ re neat row ~ rabbit
pesss n sAs wa-w barn. ana Pete
RcnE~sr Md ostsa admired his
x-senss pats So here wss sn exptana-
sir. ~ re mysterious ssrk under
Nnss n--n- - 4 was 3 bright-eyed
rxssaf. se- Pete
Esna raoe 20 % fancy footsf cps
Ar IRE t1Srs Snow as hs cut scrosS
<4s@ u aa6n~ -%s woods had sil ire
nsaesc rs rAsrv!a1a and II was bard
Ne Image that here ha had offer
9ssxrArsssi as scar1srsre3 barefoot OF
d rr~aene-'s day. TIE brooks me-rF
e~rT -zs g*s'3 ana .he deserted farw
Aca.e krawn a. the Miller place. was
Nws.. disguised under Its snowy cam
eEEsxe.
f----cs. crunch. vert Eob Tn his
rgh5e- boats. when al Of Sudden
Ne tr.ppeS ard fell. He gave cry
Aasf Of pain and half surprise. and
dssAins the STOW from h.s eyes he
s-sc. 70 rise. sharp pang stabbed
his knes
soh gee re exclaimed sinking
down.
Altar resting a minute re turned
painfully and pulling down his stock
ing looked at his knee. II was swell
ing rapidly. "Oh, gsei" Bob sain
aEas.. ard sr.ed n rise again only 70
sank Anwn dizzy with naln--4----------.--a--
II can't get up or anything" he
pa!d to the rabbit who now poked It's
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1920-02-09
= puzzle Corner y

Fifth u In Russia. but not In Greece,
sixth is in warfare but not in peace.
My seventies in morsel. but not In
mite.
Eighth Is In yellow. but not In white.
Ny whole comes to visit us once every
year,
Although short. to all U. s. hearts II
II dear.
CONCEALED FISH
In each sentence hidden lies . fish
OF which you've heard. All you have
to do is take letter from each word.
I. Copy these papers carefully,
Archie.
2. Go over your account. Paul. cor.
recting errors.
.. Perhaps you prefer taking Al
fred with US Hal.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1920-02-09

shape is not shown In the drawing. as
the board with the edges just broken
answers the purpose very we'll and
causes less work to make.
No finish Il required for this piece.
Some people think they are adding
greatly to the board II they oil It. but
this should not be done owing to the
food absorbing the oil when the board
Is In use.
Mother will appreciate having sew
eral Of these about the kitchen. so
remember It Is not much more work
to get out two or three than 1t Is to get
out Just one.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1920-02-09
~RANCES HATEN thought shs
- was taa happiest girl In the

- WHS t46 aAppiGSi k4El III tHe
world. when. Ct fnid-year. she
was promoted into Miss Hib-
birds room. Nobody knows quite
when Miss Hibberd's room began to be
the most popular room in school, but
certasnly 1t had had that distinction
kor q long time. And there were folks
Who though: .ha. one reason this
sxeat popularity continued was be-
cause Miss Eibberd's room was the
headquarters for the Good Health
l. Dsigade.
Now IL you have q Good Health
1riGade in your school you know just
what 1t Is; but II you haven't you may
Wans to know that It's society OF
Dupiis who promise TO do everything
DOesibls to make their health good.
Everything possible means drink
silently OF fresh. cold water: wash faces
regularly: wash hands each time be-
1ere eating: clean fingernails every
Gay: brush teeth twice day and so
N. And the boys and girls who be-
long report daily and keep careful
record of their health acts.
Frances came into the room with s
1 1ns record behind her so 1t WASH
much wonder that at the first election
sohe was made president for the spring
term, And. Of course. being president
40 had all the more reason to mind
Srery rule of the Brigade.
Everything wen; well fer A. week
4 md then Frances couldn't find her
tooth brush. She hunted high and
n Low but never a sign OF her brush did
ms ind
"Ch. well" she thought when i
glance at the clock showed her Il was
u almost time for school. ~ must INT
b tariy' I'll find I, at noon and
brush them tfcn" so she dashed
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1920-02-09
liz JUNIOR COOK
BAKED SAUSAGE WIrhl n i,OTA ll1I,j,7

Fry eight small link sausages ina
frying pan.
When nicely Drowned cover with
one cupful Of cold water and bring
TO . boil. Simmer gently for ~
While meat Ii cooking put three
cupfuls (more II desired) Of left over
mashed potato into a baking dish and
pack down DAT.
When sausages are cooked. arrange
them neatly on the top OF the potato.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1920-02-09

All the months In the year
Despise q fatr Februeer.


Many famous persons were born In
this month among them were: Victor
Herbert. the composer; Mendelssohn.
the composer: Horace Greeley. the
great American editor; Ole Bull. the
violinist: Moody. the evangelist: Sir
Henry Irving. the actor: President
Fillmore: Charles Dickens. the writer:
John Ruskin. the author: General Will
liam Sherman: President Harrison:
Charles Lamb. the essayist; Thomas A.
Edison: Daniel Boon: Abraham
Lincoln; Charles Darwin. the scientist;
Daubigny. the artist; Madame Sem
brich. the singer: Paganini. the violin
list: Adelina Patti. the singer: Joseph
Jefferson. the actor: Cardinal New
man: Meissonicr. the artist: George
Washington; Lowell, the poet: Handel,
tho composer: victor Hugo. the au-
thor: Longfellow. the poet: Ellen
Terry. the actress: Rachel. the TRACE
dlenne. and Rossini. the composer.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1920-02-09

paper. Just Is he was giving up in de.
SPAR his eye fell on the neatly ironed
handkerchief his mother had given
him ss he was starting out. He
picked It up and smoothing 1t on his
good knee licked his pencil and print.
ed On the spouess linen:
Bob Kirby has hurt his knee and
can't move. He - lying in the snow
near Miller's place Heip!,!"
Now. Brother Rabbit" and he
pulled his little companion out of the
sack.
The next thing Brother Rabbit knew
no was skipping OF over the snow
with linen handkerchief tied firmly
around his body. Now. he had been
pred IN captivity and the outside world
was strange to him. He hoped and
skipped in great astontshment, fndins
Things rather cold and Lonesome, and
the last his master saw Of him was
his disappearing into the woods
After that 1t was hard to keep ur
courage. but Bob kept calling As loud
as he could.
"s'opse that rabbit gets lost In the
woods" he thought "S'pose nobod,
finds him and have to stay here all
day and all night and all Sunday and
al Sunday night" And just then Bob
needed that handkerchief badly. 40 he
was SO upset BY this sad thought
but We won't tell on him!
1t was getting colder and colder and
Bob began to wonder what his mothe,
would say when they brought him in
stif1 and stark. With all his strength
he filled his lungs and gave q grea.
long halloo. Was that an answering
shout or only an echoy Ho hardly
dared to hope. but hs yelled again and
in short time footsteps approached
and two men came hurrying TO him
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1920-02-09
A sPRING11ME RIDDLE

My first Is In Agnes. but not In Kate:
My seconds in orange. but not in date:
Third Is in monkey. but not in cat.
Fourth is in chunky. but not in fat:
Fifth L. In mantle, but not in dress;
Sixth 10 in cupboard. but not In press:
seven's In sapphire. but not in pearl:
Eight Is In girlhood, but not In girl:
Nine is in cabbage. but not in leek:
And now. when you the answer seek
A harhinger Of spring you'll ind.
This little fact pray bear in mind.
HIDDEN WORD PUZZLE
MY drst Is in flower. but not In bud,
My seconds In nire. but not In mud,
Third Is In rabbit. but not in mole.
Fourth's not In funny. you'll ind II in
droll.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1920-02-09

is used for cutting these foods. pound
ing steak on 1t and for . great many
other things.
The board can be made either OF
soft or hardwood. though. OF course.
the latter will give much better serv-
Ice. Birch or maple are very good
woods for the purpose.
The first operation will be to square
the piece OF stock selected for use.
In addition to the regular working
drawing Of the piece. drawinga show
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1920-02-09

Dissolve one-Quarter cupful on Hour
~ one-half cupful Of water or
skimmed milk.
Stir into water in which the sau-
sases sammsred and cook till thick.
'.s Pour gravy over the Aausases and
potatoes.
Brown In hot oven for Is minutes
and serve at once.
This will serve four. The recipe
may be Increased ~ needed. This u
! very good .cold weather dish.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1920-02-09

n his mind, but he wasn't. Any way
he was not too crazy to tumble around
in his pocket and find an old stub OF
a pencil.
But / haven't scrap Of paper!"
he said. looking scared again.
He turned out all his pockets. No
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1920-02-09

Fl
I. Last Friday our chauffeur ief,.
5. Take this purple lilac. Jim
please.
!. 9. They arranged .ouf, .alpalo Ter
Monday. as' w. '' ''7' S''''s q 9 ''f1Ss
7. Make some biscuits Immediate
~. Bridget. Jack has come back.
:. evidently nobody troubled
themselves to telegraph Glare.
ANSWERS
A SPRlNGTlNE RiDDLE-Gros,sd.
acts
HIDDEN WORD PUzzLE-Febyxary
FISH PUzxLE-1. Perch. 9, Hcv
ring. 3 Pte KE-Ptks. 1. IN ovt.
CONCEALED FISH 49, I PsvcA.
2. Gypkpey. Z. PoxkGsA, 1. gvVvt.
I. ktsNs. Z TovDoM 7. AmSsrjeeA
4 L0ts1sy.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1920-02-09

one OF them carried Brother Rabbi,
in his pocket.
We was a-drivin' up the road when
what do we see but this critter ali
tied up with cotton handky." ex-
planned one of the men. "'Gosh.'
says /. And down we gifts and chases
Mister Rabbit. He perty near gifts
away. but he gifts cotched by his belt
In bit Of fence rail. So l grabs him
and we take OF the handky and reads
your bit OF writing and here We are,''
An mighty lucky you are to have
such good messenger" put in the
other man who had been examining
the boys knee. You might of laid
here long time; you sure has a bad
knee"
They gently lifted Bob and carried
him to their buggy and drove him
home.
Pete will have to wait for his sur
Brother Rabbit away now!"
GROUND HOG DAY
- HE Ground Hog his alarm has
~ So that he'll surely wake
On February second
His winter walk to take.
Then. if the day be dark and dull
From out his hole he goes
10 brave the winter storm and cold.
For spring is near. he knows.
But if the sun hi. shadow cast.
The Ground Hog takes a leap
Back to bis hole-and six weeks more
Enjoys his winters sleep.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1920-02-09

CUTTING board 10 a most use.
full thing to have in the kitchen
equipment. 1t Is often called .
bread. cake or meat board and
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1920-02-09

IT was a clear. cold
day aud the snow
lay nndisiarnsd over
meadow and hill
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1920-02-09

II can't get up or anything" he
paid to the rabbit who now poked It's
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-10-06
GIRLS RESERVE CORPS.
Friendship Club Of Y. ". {. A. NAss Oss
Program.

At meeting Of the Friendship Cub III
the Y W. c. A., Monday aitsrnoon.
at the club rooms. SO4 Market strcet,
the following program waS Arranged ioI
October. November and nccomh,r
October ll-Constrlct VARIOUS ARTICLES
out Of picture postcards, the sane to %
sent 10 the children of China. A club alp-
per 70 be held at tho club rooms.
October iS-ralS on sociai ~nryicc.
October 25-Iea for The boArd IA
directors Of the v W G. A.
October 29.--CHb supper Hallos-
EN- party.
November l-Business uDeOtiDg
Novemer S-Pack baskets for ths
residents Of the Home Cor Aged Womcn.
Club supper.
November 10 Health talk
November 22-Toa 20 the meuihrrs III
the Wilmington High school tSculty
Decembcr Cuisines meeting Club
supper.
December lo-haaaar
December l3-Drcss dolls foT Nuas
distribution.
Decemhsr 20 -DlScussiOn.
Decemher ChristmaS dsnoe.
The club win hold rummae~ sale n
November
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-10-06
TRAINING FOR CRIPpIES.
Planning for Operation Here % Industrial
HaDitatson Law

AZ q JOINT meeting 81 the state Board
for Vocational Education ana he IN
dustrlal Accident Board held Yesterday
IN the Ford Buliding. preliminary siera
were taken % inaugurate a system w
training for erIppies ~ industry, ~ pro-
vided BY the Industrial RchAhihfatrn
Law passed az the last SESSION a q Couzrrss.
DR.. Prank Harrison q Washington
ID. C., and state Director Tn "a Ileim
outlined N detail the steps Delaware must
take IN order q share in the Federal aUuTn-
priatIOss under the ave
The state Administrative agpncv Uos-
ignated BY the act. e the sAms huafd
designated or created o. c0-cpsrAts alih
the Federal Board fur VacationSl fdura.
ton IN the administration of The smith
Hughes law The Delaware state noafd I0r
Vocational Education q WHICH Georrn
B. Miller Is president, Is ohArEei by The
Federal government % admln.Fter fWo
important Federal laWs IN this state
In order for a state 10 SHARE In the an-
preparations under tins laW Dr Harfia.n
SAID certain things would need to bo done.
The State Board must rrugids a
plan of work for the state anu have t
approved BY the Federai BoaEd before
work can he begun.
Provide for a plan q desperation
between the state B0ard FOE Vocational
Education and the State Industrial Beard.
3-Pr0vide for supervision and SUPP
port Of the work % hs done " the State
Board for Vocational Education
In addition 70 thswe rcQuirements a
State : required % acccpt nrogislons
Of the law, through legislative authority
and designate It's state treasurer -
custodian Of al funds coming % the
State through tins act
Delaware vas the fourteenth state rs
accept the provisions Of tbs laW. Governor
Townsend having accepted the statute ga
September IA, 1920.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-10-06
AUCTIONS-LECAls
1MRnI N0lirou

u~B0S sN0St(OO 81
TNUsTEEs sAf.k Or RgAL kgTATt
BY virtue of sn order ~ th~ prr,hapsi
court. viii ~ rzIp~ed =, .ss~ 81 ys,siss
auction or yendsse. IN saturday. Cstpi,er
Robinson re- @ Hoa- i.is.s,, @ en- r. q, 100
ware. the following d~~riied real s~.ALe
late ~ Francis .. brvoss. d~~sA~-~i 10 81
in Delaware city. having . frors, of ss.sos
~ 10 re-, s on hsy.rd and c~nsi strs~r sna
nton strert, in D~iA var. city lss, f..st
northe~st NJ sesosd str~rs, having |. sront
on Hamilton strses NJ ~ fsrt And sArp III
~ p igp ,s feet V an s!'sy csshs i.s', vide has-
fnil description and terms ~ sale, az. l~rss
nills postsf o, sddr~ss the sodsr~xned
aa.unIr' man " ,osh n1nnsy. 1rns.~ n,.est sof-
Delaware. s.ps-rnI>>e ~. i110
KopDsALs-Addr~s~~d q, en-. r~ssaa,,s
81 nu,ld,nv sns '>yyy w,,o,n 1917, roosn ias Sosniy
cc,yed upfli " o.cio'k noon. Tue~day. o..
tohes ~. ly1o, to, repairs " ~s,u utDenfs
aroct enc ~ng 5n ..ns ~ four p,ihsos an Nh
foot of Peschs Bfil one over pm. . q r,.'<
below faStburn'- Road. ons on rod nsAr
Elsood wocd-.,d'. .od Mrs rl~ss. asd
gne over Pikes Crecs near yAirvs- ~hooi.
rams and sr~cincatiOns may De sscurs,f at
tne Once of The County FDylneer room l8t.
uS IS sh,op pp".lal's I'm T. u,sn g9,s .s'ng d.st -
turn on or bcforv October lh lgxo Ger.
uned cheek for 500 must .ooornpany s..rs
y
reject any or All bids. Charles n Gruhh/
County Engineer.
ROPOsAI>s-ASdr~~~~f 70 ~ pr--lfers
i ne Lryy Court. room l13 COUNTY
Building, Wilmington. Delaware iii y,
receiyed until ~ O'Clock noon. Ttsssl.s.
petotrr n. 1920. for rsrstrfy~rifs sase,
DDnnd uscadsm streets in D,5~.s. Isrls-
ware. Plans and ssSci1cat.ons may - -
cured az the Office of tfe County Yugirfe,
room l5s. County building. on .nf as,.r
DctoDer 2. 1920, upon making /. der.smf -
~, Nhich ritl ~ rsfsncad 1r1n fhsir ~.
turn on or hrfore October lE .x20 IA rrr-
Tined check Tor 500 mlgst arcor1p.ry a.-rn
Did Inc Levy Count rte<rves n rsghf ~,
reject any OF All bids. Charles " frut..
County Engine.r
oPOSALS-Afdrrxsrf - tss P-r-oS~nt
~ tne Levy Court. room Igs f0.nfg
binding. Wilmington. Drapar~ vii =
reoeiYed until ~ o'clock MON rtr~lf.v
October ~. 1920. FOR the c0ustrxe-s,s-r, - I.
concrete c1iyert and in A. Phillips afIi
Dam. IN 81. De,rg~s hundrrd PlAnn .ns
sp@sihcatlons may ~ srcur.d ~ ~ 80
gf ne County Engine~r. rom Sg7. rs1snty
Buildings upon making a deposit of a,
which siil be rrfundef up1n thsir r~t,r,
on or before October is. lg2n "A ~r-sl---i
check for 800 must scrorIpany nN~f -.
The Lew Court reserves ths rirhs =, rrisss
any or All bids. Charles y Grub Cey.frsv
Engineer.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-10-06
Autos IN Collision.

a touring car owned by samuel Alhod,
5402 Chestnut street. Philalelphia, and 4
Ford car operated b William Jones,
l01 Liberty street, collidcd last night -
Pennsylvania avenue and Rodney strect
Damage to the touring ear amounted %
$50. The Ford machine ~s.s only sliehtls
injured.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-10-06
AUCTIONS--LECALS
Auction Sales


AUCTION sALEs-of every Description.
Anywhere. III you want % sell see Hamil.
ton. the Square Deal Auctoneer and Farm
Agent I05 Madison 81. Phone 734s w.
kLAIR's BAZAAR-sa Saturday, October ~
at II O'Clock G5 head OF horses and mules
Bring your horses in and get the cash
wagons, harness. auto cars. pigs, chick
ems. 1000 worth of blankets and robes
In stock. Some an good as you will find
any place IN the State. Special price 70
dealers $4,000 worth Of auto tires. Must
be sold At Yorg small profit. Goods Of all
Kinds. Two tons OF tar rope. K1air n Hoi-
lingsvorth.
PUBLIC sAI4E-Wiil be sold at public sale
at 1912 Van Buren, street on Thursday ,
october z, at 10 O'Clock a. m, household
goods Of most every description Have
sold house. quitting housekeeping Mrs.
Annie W. Lindsey, H. J. stidham, auc-
PUBLIC sAT.E-Contents of fvo-roorn
apartment, good furniture and bedding,
will be sold at stidham & Sons Auction
Store. III r.. Fourth street, Friday oc-
tober 3. 1920. O'Clock D. m sharp Brass
beds. enarneied beds. dressors and ehif-
fonier. three-pieee library suite in blue
leather. qtiartared oak dininSroom suite
tapestry couch. rockers. chairs. pictures
mattresses. costumers, Mohawk sheets
pfllo. cases, table linen. bed spreads. sew
eral fine pairs Of blankets. good rugs. ar
minister. wilton. brussels, small rugs
ZIx54. The above goods will be sold 70 tho
n1ghest bidder. Harry j. Stidhann. Auc
TRUSTEES SALE or REAL ESTATF-
By virtue Of an order OF the Orphans
Court. viii be exposed To sale at public
auction or vendue, on Saturday October
10, 1920, at $50 y. m. at the old Cour.
House. New Castle, Delaware, the following
described real estate. laty Of William III
Whtiock. decreased, 20 wit: No L. Lots
Nos. 30 and 81 on tho plot of Baldton
having front on Wilmington avenue or
~ feet, inches. and extending back about
IzO feet and having frame store and
dwelling thereon erected No 2 Lots Nos
IA, lf5 and I46 on the plot Of Baldton
having front on Baldt avenue Of 50 feet
and extending back $50 feet. No. 3. Lots
the plot Of Bafdton. having a front on
Bsldt avenue Of 100 feet and on Twelfth
street OF $50 feet and having a frame
dwelling thereon erected For fun tesrrjp-
ton and terms Of sale see large bills
posted or address the undersigned Rich
ard :. Rodney, Trustee. Attest. Nor man
r. Crouch, Clerk. O. g.. Wilmington
Delaware. September 20. 1920
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-10-06
ANNOUNCEMENTS
4 oming Events

coming Events
OCT. 6. 1920 Notice. The ll5th AG Annua,
Communication of the NJ. w ;n ho
Lodge A. 4. \ \. Nj. of Delaware WIN WIN os
held in the Masonic Hall, in the Srss "
Nilmington on Wednesday ana nu1o
day. October 9TH and lth, A. ~. ~, 49, 10
~ L. $500. The Grand Lodge l,y VII
opencd AT II o'clock m. on Wednesday
John r. Robinson. Grand secretary
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-10-06

PosAIS--Addressed to the President
OF the Levy Court, room 1873 County Build
ing. lmington. Delaware, will be received
until y oclock noon. Tuesday. October II,
1920 for lighting with electricity for tho
different bridges and furnishing power 60
operate the River Front bridge In the city
OF Wilmington. Delaware The Levy Court
reserves the right to reject any or an bids,
Charles Il. Grubb. County Engineer
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-10-06

CANDY FACTORY--Msn or woman can
secure half interest in a small. well equip
ped candy factory, conducted 10y an er-
psrienced candy maker. Must be able TO
finance ali accounts. ~. Every Evening
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