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Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-10-20

FINE corner property for sale, 10 room.
heater and bath, all complete; RaTass; on.
Of the best properties In town price season. one
HORACE q. RGEpBR. Newtown. Pa.
ATTRACTIVE HOUSE, 10 rooms, bath hot
water heat, With extra large radiationi
front TlsSs = IA Jh5Si% sSsiSsi ,fSSSS %. 40 IT,
ssiSs7sxssEs e. 3 81 r w:s::;l wisS:;
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-10-20
.llk-AINEn0H

Lans. ms a-story. ssInidstsohed rssidsnos.
VIE WiseR lAlsa a.i:ss.%s RS::s:.Se- .,..
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-10-20
LONGACRE PARK
$3.50 AND UPWARD
SMALL AMOUNT OF
CASH REQUIRED

Homes with apartment house
conveniences, central plant
heat, also hot water supplied
to every house. These homes,
with large lawns, were built
Just before the war and could
not be duplicated at anywhere
near present selling price. Cozy
semi-detached house Of 3 bed
rooms and tile bath to 6 bed
rooms and 3 tiled baths. Many
styles from which to choose.
Our representative is on the
premises every afternoon-15
minutes from Broad st. Station
on Media Division, Fernwood
Station 25 minutes by auto.
Out Baltimore Pike from 61st
and Baltimore Ave. to Church
Lane, then left on Church Lane
to Longacre Park.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-10-20
PENNA.
MAIN LINE

AT MERION--Colonial resi-
dence containing IL rooms and
8 baths. Inclosed porch. A
thoroughly modern home.
Would consider exchange for
city property or vacant
ground. Garage; lot 100x180.
AT ARDMoRE stone
residence on the north side,
containing ID rooms and 2
baths. Lot 75x175. An excel
lent home. Fine shade and
shrubbery. Price, $4,000.
AT WYNNEFIELD-All-stone
residence Of ID rooms and 2
baths, porch on three sides.
Hot-water heat; garage for 2
cars. Surrounded by fine old
shade trees. Lot 1O0x225.
Splendid value at $4,000.
Immediate possession.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-10-20
HAVERFORD
HIGHLAND PARK

MODERN pWELLiNai 8 minutes from Sstb
dining Soom kitehsa Isrss sR ss$rooSse SelsG: ssa
ssstrls ssa sa'h 'i A's ;ojsSd jRRd
financed. dEoRdD T.. BARNEs. iSGI
Chestnut 1t. Walnut 1880
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-10-20
GLENSIDE


FERGUSON TRXCT-Large lots sT6 10 i96II.
, some with Springfield water, gas and cleo
nghti easy payments; guaranteed title. Send
Tor booklet FERGUSON, Front and York SITS.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-10-20

LOGAN
$1,000 CASH

Makes you the owner Of the
most attractive new 2-story
home in Logan.
NO INFLATED PRICES
A value that is self-evident and
we want you to prove this to
your own satisfaction.
EXAMINE FURNISHED
SAMPLE HOUSE
4712 Warnock Street
Between 10th and 18th, north
of Wyoming. Each home in
cludes z cheerful rooms and
tiled bath with built-in tubs
and separate tiled shower. In
closed porch (heated); also
heated garage.
PRICES, $500 TO $4,000
And you may move in after
making deposit. Representa-
tive on premises. Sample house
open afternoons and evenings.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-10-20
LANGHORNE
MOORE
MOUNT POCoN,

s = !! "ias:s .Gs'sso' . ( Ea
xEaXh sis Sra.pse. ave-. Moor. rs. !,
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-10-20
A NEW OPERATION

blOO BLOCK SAUL ST, Frankford A
modern housesi % already sold. These homes
are located one square from Frankford High
school and two SQUARES from Frankford Ele-
yated; have all modern convenenoes includ-
ing garage privileges; ready. for Occupancy.
Price $1,000. Terms arranged. Sample house
open Sunday and daily / to o y. M.
HAscHMR BROS. Assnts,
50 HF' e80o xsnstnSton ava. 's ~
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-10-20
"Where are
those new
Hamilton
Houses
LOOKING AHEAD

MORE than twenty years
tvl ago a man living in
north ern Philadelphia
bought o new house, paying
very little cash, the balance in
two mortgages. Since then the
neighborhood has improved
almost beyond belief; and
after using the house all these
years he could sell it today for
more than twice what it cost
him.
What else ia there SO valu-
able and so easy to buy as a
home? Suppose you found a
new kind Of overcoat or auto
mobile that you could buy on
credit, use for twenty years,
and then sell for double its
cost, wouldn't you invest in a
hurry?
And yet that is just the op-
portunity that is offered you
today in these new Hamilton
Houses. Terms will be made
to suit your convenience. The
purchase is easy to finance,
for after the first payment
and transfer Of title, you can
make yearly or quarterly pay
ments that are little if any
more than the rent Of such a
house would be-and when it
is paid for and you have used
it for years, your house will
be worth much more than it
cost you when new.
It is the men and women
with a vision Of the future who
gain most in the wise purchase
Of a home.
Can you remember Broad
Street and the Old York Road
as they were in 1900? Such
things soon fade out Of mem
ory. If the reality could be
restored and placed alongside
Of the splendid avenues of
lovely homes that you see to-
day, you could hardly believe
your eyes.
And yet the advance of the
last twenty years is small
compared with what the next
twenty will see. II, standing
on this beautiful hillside today,
you could only have a vision
of what it will be in 1910, it
would not take you long to de-
eide whether to buy a home
here at the price and on the
terms on which you can secure
1t now.
Remember that these houses
were built on contracts made
long before prices Of material
and labor went up to the point
which has now put a stop to
building. Even If houses are
built in large numbers next
year, they cannot be built to
sell at the prices Of these; and
the need Of houses is now so
great that it will be many
years before such q group in
q location that compares with
this can be offered at such
prices.
Prices range from S10,5OO
to $17,500, and a few are
higher. Every one has a sep
arate garage, two bathrooms,
the best modern plumbing,
hot-water heat, ranges and
kitchens Of the most approved
type, ample closet room, in
closed porches, and many
other attractions which can
only be fully appreciated when
seen. They are open for in
spection every day, Sunday in
cluded.
Take the Reading Railway
to Logan station, or any Of the
trolley car lines on York Road
or Olney Avenue.
And II you do not find here
just the house you want, we
have another group on the
Boulevard near Rising Sun
Avenue which you will want
to see. They are Of the favor
ite English type, and each has
q separate two-car garage. A
few Of these houses will be
rented il desired.
Robert D. Hamilton
BUILDER AND OWNER
Broad St and Somerville Ave.
and
Boulevard near Rising Sun Ave,
The Mellette County pioneer. [volume] (Wood, Mellette County, S.D.) 19??-1971, 1920-07-16
WOOD CHAPTER NO. 1877 O. E.S
CONSTITUTED.

Last Friday afternoon, Arthur G..
Flinders of Platte, s. D., Grand Pa
tron of the o. f. s. of South Dakota
accompanied by Harry Harvey ol
Dallas were here and constituted the
local chapter of the Order of the
Eastern Star. There was a good al
tendance and after the ceremonies
connected with the constitution, the
electing and installing of officers, ice
cream and cake were served to all
present. This was Mr.. Flinders first
visit to this particular section of the
Rosebud country, and be like so
many others, fell in love with our
country at first sight. He said that
about the only thing that this coun
try needs to ma Ike it grow and pros
per as it should, is railroad facilities,
and we who have lived here since the
opening, all realize this fact only too
well. However we still have hopes
of the iron horse pushing its nose out
this way sometime"
The Mellette County pioneer. [volume] (Wood, Mellette County, S.D.) 19??-1971, 1920-07-16
TO BUILD AN ADDITION TO
THE WOOD SCHOOL.

At a meeting of the Wood School
Board last Tuesday it was decided to
build an addition to the Wood school
building 1920, to accomodate the in
creased school attendance. The new
addition will be built at once and it is
hoped to have it completed in time
for the opening of school early in Sep
tember. The Board also employed
Miss Helen Siegmund and Miss
Gladys Denker as teachers of the Pri
mary and intermediate grades during
the coming term Up to the present
time the Board has not made a Goa
tract for the principalship, but they
hope to close up the matter in the
near future.
The Mellette County pioneer. [volume] (Wood, Mellette County, S.D.) 19??-1971, 1920-07-16
LOCAL BASE BALL DOPE.

Manager NJ. d. Payne of the Wood
Base Ball Team informs us that be
has arranged to play a game with
the Murdo base ball aggregation here
at Wood on Wednesday afternoon,
July 2lst. The Murdo team has been
playing some pretty good ball and a
fine game is looked for. Remember
the date, Wednesday, July 2lst.
The Wood ball team will 60 to Car
ter next Sunday, July 18th and play
game with Carter on their home
grounds.
Manager Payne informs US that be
is trying to arrange game with
Presho to be played at Wood on Sun
day July 2fth. More definite iufor
nation regarding this game later.
The Winner challenge that we men
toned last week has been accepted
by our boys and as soon as date and
place can be agreed upon definite
announcement will be made. This
game should bring orr local base bal
fans out in force, as both teams will
no doubt put up the very best game
they can.
The Mellette County pioneer. [volume] (Wood, Mellette County, S.D.) 19??-1971, 1920-07-16

From what we can learn in talking
with our farmers they are beginning
to realize that this section is peculiar
ly we'll adapted for the growing OF
small grain and alfalfa, and we have
heard many express themselves that
they are ready to reduce their ranch
ing operations and devote more time
and energy to real farming. We are
glad to see our people beginning to
realize the real worth of this new
country, and we see the dawn of an
era of real prosperity and coniented
homes. Wheat, oats. rye, alfalfa
corn, dair. wing, hogs and chickens is a
combination that you just simply
caot loose on Ia this country,
The Mellette County pioneer. [volume] (Wood, Mellette County, S.D.) 19??-1971, 1920-07-16
so, WHAT'S THE USE!

Weep, and you're called baby,
Laugh, and you're called fool.
Yield, and you're called coward,
Stand, and you're called mule,
Smile, and they'll call you silly,
Frown, and they'll call you gruff,
Put on front like millionaire
And some one'll call your bluff,
Cooper,ville Mich Observer
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-11-15
BRIDGE HONORS HERO
OF THE WORLD WAR
Part Of State Road in Kent. it
Bears Tablet to the Memory
of Delaware Soldier.

Special Correspondence to Every Evening
Dover, Nov. Is. The last connecting
link Of State Road, from Cooper Corner.
one mile south of Dover to the State itond
nj Rising Sun, was completed, Saturday
afternoon. making n stretch from Dover
to Frcderica. except for short atrp just
above Magnolia, where the boundaries
have not vet been settled
In thus strip of road Is shown one OF
the most complete examples OF concrete
bridge building ever seen IN this part oi
the country has been built. The spans
over the Moores mill race and Mt Titbcrry
Branch are the largest in Kent county
At Titberry Branch IT required consider-
able grading and this part OF the road
beng complete new section, cut through
two or three farms presents to the travel
Ter IA picturesque scene Already one
bungalow is under construction IN part
of tho woods cut through, and indications
are that many more homes will be dotted
along this new strip ot road
The large bridge nj 1lthcrry Brhnrh'
which is not far from Lebanon, has been
named Vlnson Bridge and bears stone
marker with the following inscription
''In Mrmorian Private Clarence YIN
son. Company |, 3l2th Infantry. born,
Lebanon, Del January ~ 1870; killed
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-11-15
SCHOOL Of JOURNALISM
TO OPEN At CHICAGO
Will I've Established at Northwest
ern University IN Honor OF
Joseph Medill.

chicago. Nov. IL The Joseph Medill
Schonl of journalism oi Northwestern
lFliVcr~ltv will hc established within the
next few months with ths plants ot the
large Chicago daily newspapers available
aS laboratories for students, Professor
Walter nill Scott. president OF the North
western | uIversltN. rnnOu cCd.
The project was suggested to the trus-
tees of the college bv Robert Met or1nlck
e"d Joseph Mcdill Patterson, editors oi
,hc Chicago Tribune, in memory OF their
grandfather. Joseph Mcdill, founder oi
tho Tribune, and one of the most famous
journalists OF the Middle West
Tho plan detailed 10y Professor Scott
i,,cludcs two and tour-ycar courses
Cln>scS will hc held III Northwestern
pivcrsltv buildings located IN the down
town district. convenient to newspaper
men. who deslrc to enter afternoon anu
evening CLASSES ui the shorter course.
" tNarSton the seat NJ the DIVERSITY th'
lorgcr course will be established tor h'-
rlaucr~ contemplating newspaper CAREER
I,r,s,lcut scott \ expected tn annou &C.
.,,, the ramr ot the head oi the ne"
-,bn.l ~ we'll q, the faculty. members
rbe curriculum will include three
,,.,,,.. ,g cn,ts,. of INSTRUCTION.. Professor
:, sa,d "first. those tamilarning
tho student With present day S"clai hIu
.,,,ucmlc and polltlcal rrohl'mS ana 'i"'
.,..it.rsl ncld oi literature second, those
,,I .lc,.,l.,,. ms mower of clrar and
-. ,.,,,,,.s.,.., .fhlrd. thos. which
-, tro,rt,g m the actual tech
...,i ,,r,,,,.,.. oi modern journalism
-. ,birJ Npc ~ courses the
In ..b..l vill o(Icr unusual ad-
l,..,,,,-., i, the cn-opcration winch
-. H.. pro, id,d ~ the Chlcagn pres
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-11-15

sodentarv existrac, Too much food
and to- hit t. cxcrcIse have tnrccd the
stomach into haIf-SICk condition y
becomes too weak .o protect itself and
the bars an, down for the entrance oi
disease m many forms III M Juic tho
nov herbal stomach medicine. is a puntN
Ing and vItalIzing agent Il corrcctS ail
disorders ~ the stomach ~ Is being
demonstrated every dav and verified by
wcll-known local people
Recently. MIR William VI Pcdrlcs. oi
No A. south Third stree \cw astlc !,
Dol who has lived III Now Castle for
rnanv wears. and has wide circle q
friends gave the following statement.
TO show what value place on your
LIANT Jucc, II could get but onr
hottie az IL wouldn't take hund cd
dollars for that bottle ! was IN nm awful
state from stomach trouble aud was :"
hloatcd that could hardly gct my clothes
On | had pains around my heart and ~
times could scarcely gct my breath
could not eat ANYTHING, could not sies'p ~
night and got 80 weak tii.tt could hardly
get around "a Do my worh Was - DIZZY
tha; | would have 10 catch hold OF some,
thing - prevent falling. ! had pans 81 !
through nv body mad tried all sorts oi
medicine. but felt Just Is bad A nflghh".
II nIne told me Of Plant juice and begged
me 10 TN II. did SO and from the very
,,rst doses took found relief now have
! good appetite slecp fine al night and tie
dizzv spells and pans have all gone ]
>bal be glad 10 convince anyone of the
wonderful benefit got from Plant Juice I
thev will write me and | thinN anyone
suffering is very foolish lfthev dc not gve
Plant Juice a trial and convince them
selves Of lts wonderful merit caunot s'1H
too much in praise Of II
Tho plant Juice Man is at The Miller
~ S,ove No 404-4n6 Market street
- he i daily meeting the local public
,nd introducing and explaining the merits
of this remedy Free samples gwen
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-11-15
C,pPER MAY BE IN CABINET.
Kansas senator Said to he slated Tor
Secretary Of Agriculture.

N,shurtuu ~, l5 Prcsldont-"i"'t
Harding 1t .tII"r before starting "n
s. southern trtp that Senator Nrthur
,u.rf f.rmcr Governor II harsaS.
tsIl l.. ~,.rctarv of \gricultnT" 7 'r
.I,.s.r.l ~..ustor Copper Is nnd"rs' -
ha,c declared tha' hc hd not want
Is. Il.,r, but y gld rath,J r'man y TIC
1T, II, s hc,ng urged r. TRENDS u
4.S md 'hc Southwest tal tt' i II
lla y rrr,r, ,hp st the psrar,mrrt
w drtr uc ,u"hl'h VI ha.5-
Z ..t,.r,.l an>l.n~ - plrae, ii'
,,p duf iarme.
Jpp i IInNnrt hran II
u- - ua Eur H l"."iali l.i.
ual hu th nlr H.
I... .lr., unl, Wsi-
N. We,kit
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Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-11-15

Mention from George T. Lewis and wife
5000.
Walnut, street. 7is; Es'elln Wilmer
TAYLOR from Hcry Romer, $1,000
Bellevue avenue, east of Todds Lane,
Walker II Everist from Fielder Il Ripka,
Inc. 81 ,s75.
I.ammot street, northeast corner of
Twcnty-third street, George X. Houis
from Allen II Ainscow and wife, - 600.
Broarne street, AL South, Thomas J.
IIcarn and wife from David +. Thornpeon,
sb, 100.
Madison street, 2I3, Dominick Schle-
waIlo from Philip J. Grant, ct al., 81, ,525
du Pont street, southwest corner lhlt-
.ecnth street, Henry i Fetters and wife
from Wlllnm A Hoerr and wife. ~, ij0.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-11-15
RAIIRnAD BOND ISL i.

U,..rr,r \o1 Is Tic n",a-
...t.. pf R.4.rs / con -, ! ..ske,l
~ If.r-tf Coma. taInI~>luI
..r ...ta.rty IT, i~~uc common
...ta .f.r. - Ill, ,.G.eui I at - -2jDo
i. ~,gi tei t.. COZ version Of siufiar
'.,,.,-l,t III 90 t-t.aGug fvc pcr cent
SID n',.a, a......rl,e IL l"46 The i ck
.e...ta ..~a,.. from t44n, tine u I'll
tpr 1856
Approval 8, goyern ert loap Of
.ota,n Op4t Ill, Nev \ Aork. \cw Haven
- Hartford { 40 the ln.c II ottanir.g
..iif,fl. ct ..,.d u...>II : IuproyeLeI : at 8
I I'll ,-tlu. tel cost q; sl|.''-'.'Jo Wa
a..t.ouncco ta,.a1 hl Tie conn isSi"n
Tie comn',sIoI also approved q iuti. =.
II 80 700 L tie Erle hailrn&i Wiich
pIAns o. spena SooN' Hhl q fecaiStFu Fuc-
z iitlghf train cqupfcI ~ q y akIHE
.ppratefi
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-11-15
|, OPEN k0STRlLS! END
A COLD OR cATkRRH
How To Get Relief When Head
arso Nose are Stuffed Up.

Count fiftvi Your cold in head OF
catarrh disappears Your clogged nostrils
will open. the air passages Of your head
will clear and YOU can breathe freely No
more snufFlirg. hawking, mucous dis
rharge dryness or headache no strug
Cling for breath at night.
Get a small bottle OF Elys Cream Balm
from your druggist and apply little Of
this fragrant antiseptIc cream in YOUR
nos,rils. Il penetratee through every air
passage Of the head, soothing and healing
the swollen or inflamed mucous mem
brane, giving YOU instant relief Head
colds and cItarrh yield like magic Don't
stay stuffed-up and miserable Relief IL
sure
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-11-15
CITY REALTY TRANSFERS.

Recently recorded transfers Of Will
mington real estate included the follow
ing parcels;
HenId street, 2O6-20s south; David
Curlett from Charles b. Evans executor,
$4,000
Carter street, northeast of Vandever
avenue, Radciiff Baking Go. from Eliza
Y. G. Len =, ct nj, executrix, 81 300.
Twenty SECOND, 7l2 West; Annie
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-11-15
Curing Hair This Way
Preserves Its Beauty

.rhat dtlll dead appearance Of the hair no
49, trt,uf,les tht woman wGO mas adopted
80. .,lv,rinc method 80 keepins her tress5s
=, r,,rl The result il very different from
tbat produced ~ the drying. deyitaliZing
,Savin. IRON The hair appears more nat
wraliN saVy and curly and the application
= r,-sllN lensncial 10 the l,fe and growth OF
the hair
Any druggist OF course can supp! lne
.,i,,.Id silrneriue 4 small quantity should
i,s put Oh just before doing up me hair.
l-ina for the purpose q clean tooth brush
Irsgtns this down ths full length of hc hair
tr,u root 10 tip The effect is delightfully."-
.,trr-rfainr and There q no discnloratio no
tsrk in.Ss srsa sines~ nor any other I'M
s.t...sant accom- ia q nlent The hair IL quite
.o.nuage.Lle. no matter how IL is fashioned.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-11-15
WAS HELPED FROM
VERY FIRST DOSE
New Castle Dell Citizen Gives
Glowing Endorsement For
Plant Juice.

When the stomach performs rs func-
tions perfectly that the poasosssor tor
gets that he has one. good health. physlcni !
powers an huovant splr prevall he
stomach in civilized pcopl Of today, how
over, Is degenerate II lacks tone and
strength gradually brought about through
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-11-15
WOMAN
BREADS
AWAKENING

Are you one Of the COUNTLESS womss
who afmost fssr TO open their eyes in
fhe morning because or tho headache
thst is sirnost sure TO rollow7 IL you ara
here is o friend who will relieve you OF
your burden
I.uebert's Ak-No-Aor Capsules will
bring you sure and almost instant relief
II doesn't matter what kind OF y head
sick. nervous or noursigic-<t has to
stop' Lueberts Ak-Eo-Nor stops neu-
ralK1a OF head. face. neck or back, rheg
m.fic twfnges or even bad tootbache. 1t
relieves sil kinds OF psins and Aehss.
Guaranteed not TO contain narcotics or
.nsls syins drugs. Ask your drugrfst for
Tm.hsrt'r Ak-No-Aor Capsules and Insist
on the genuine Lueberts- AT al drag
gIus-1oc and zoe per box
A. G. Luebert, p. d., Christians. Ps.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-11-15
PAPER AND PULP OFFIC IALS.

Chicago. Nov Is officers elected II
Tie annual convection Of the American
Paper Il, j Pulp Association We're
Chairman 4 - C9ochcr. bai gor. MAR
wee, hairnlar c " Hntuhie krie. Pa
AID secretary aud treasurer, @ n Porter.
New York The acxt "rrual meeting Will
Re hold IN New York
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-11-15
>uue nwr>n Err,Ct'>
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au tar ,nr-

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Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-11-15
CHARLES a. TATUNI u DEAD.

\ ora Nov l. hailt.> 4 Ia,um
President 81 tns NhtaIl IaJJun Com
.s,, II \eW \ OH and Philadelphia died
-.t,irds, night ai hl- cuurtTl home.
t,,l... ~prtIg Farm near Midd.c,uWr.
g.J .eye,tS-tvo zcar- Cerebral
.--t.'-,,, Vas In, cau,e 81 death after
~. d.,rs of Illness IL Is survived by
..,. ca, FREDERICK Iatum For hun
'l.,.t ,.,.,rs Tie Quaker families Of Whitall
a,d T.tum have bccu friends aid part
- ~, manufacture of glass. with ex-
-. xorEs AZ Mdlvillc y J., aud
..'.'ct... p Australia. Argentina and
ether couffTlcs.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-11-15
urro>lpIos5Ir, t>n.
W.tcrua,~ t>>ocialior : A-ains;
~ Law renee rfo &C.

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Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-11-15

in notion, November 3, 1913, ArRonne
Forest, France
The new road will not be opened for
traffic for at least three weeks, ns there -
still much grading and filling 10 do.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-11-15

Monroe street, south ~ Third street,
Annie Hesh from Atlu = Brown, executor,
81 800
Seventh street, lgDG-0B- 1O-I2-1f-tG
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