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BUSINESS SERVICE
business Service Offered


BUCHEk signs of every description at
"a Shiplcy street Phone 1885 W
KATHERINE FINAN Hair dressing par
lOrs Tnupc, wig braid work done.
Appointments at home II desired
Phone 1905 w Brownson Building. Fourth
and Jackson.
HARTTNG SIGN Co signs and show
cards Phone 2Oip ".
POSTC ARDS We can multigraph 30 per
cent Of postca rds now printed for - per
cent OF the price giving SO per cent better
service We take copy over telephone and
deliver in most cases. the same day let
us quote on your next postcard job
MimcosraphinS and typeWritinT Of all
kinds k. a HOrner Co. Ninth and ship
ley streets. Phone t2l4
kUGS-And carpets washed ON your foor
or at our plant hy the Hamilton Beach
method 3Nrc per square foot Boyer
Nice ann. Wilmington Del. Phone 523s X.
PAINTING. GLAZING, J0BRING Terms
reasonable } Ii Taylor. 1901 du Pont
street Phone aS1p ".
SCALP TREATMENT Scientific facial
massage. nnauicuring. shampooinR First
appointment ny postal e. q Rtggs. 1928
Rodney street
lTNPEWRITERS- . A. smith Typewriter
Exchange All makes sold rented and re-
paired. Distributors OF the Hilard i'm
proved Underwood trypewritcr W
Seventh street, second ioor. Phones S0.3
or 2s5S
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ASsEA noIfI. East Fourfh street Good
taams rtt6 hot watrr heat, tnb and
shower Latas. So. 81 ~ and - ~
wsekly. A4uEte bsas .ss5c. 40C dc aud 81
open day Rri N8Kat
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AUTOMOBILES
service Station, Repairing

AUTO PAINTING and upholsterinx; Make
your car look now. See NJ Stftel. 1902
French street Phone 3202 J.
AUTO REpAiR CO.--Gcneral repairing OF
all makes of cars. 1925 French street
Phone 1864 W.
AUTOMOBILE OW NEks-Ask us about
cylinder grinding and why We excel in this
Market street.
NG-Bent fondcrs, broken
chassis repaired. Truck bodies built. Auto
Repair shop, 1908 Sycamore street.
FORD REPAIRING And o.yerhaulins.
Thorough understanding OF Fords. Ac-
ccssorics. IL II. Collins. Phone h623.
HOTEL SrOECkLE GARAGE-lOa-o 90
French street Let me put your Dodge In
Al condition. Thomas scott. Phone b1d'W
JOIINSON'S GARAGE-Makes "a speciality
of washing and greaslng cars, Reliable
work. Phone 1926 !. 500 Wollaston street.
MAXWELL & JACKSON Van spring oil
crs luhricate your automobile while you
ride. Third and Clayton streets
STOP. LOOK Come down and inquire
Your motor leaking oil by piston rings Z
Lack OF power Now is the time 10 have
it fixed and bc ready Ia start out In sum
mcr with good results Consult us now.
see Stecher. 400 Walnut street.
SELDOM SERVICE STATION 5I5 ship
ley street Expert auto repairing All makes
of cars. Prices reasonable We aim To give
satisfaction and charge honestly
TOM MARTIN GARAGE--42i Harrison
street. Phone 622. General repairs. Case
line and oils.
WEST SIDE GARAGE Is equipped to re
grind crank throws. Agency for Invader
OILS and Mohawk Tires, Phone 1883 W.
600 \. Van BurCn street.
WELDING L Lawrence COS scored cyl
Under process used Bring your broken auto
parts To me. Dillman SUS Madison street
Auto Livev-Garages l6
CALI.-W alkcrs Garage. 1929. for autos
for private parties or weddings.
Wanted Automobiles IL
USED CARS Any condition Call 397i
talk ~ over with Keen Thirty-hfth and
Market streets.
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AUCTION LEGALS
Auction Sales

Auction Sales 80
AUCTION HhIEs-Uf every dos-flption
Anywhere. ~ you want 10 sell are URfnH
ton the Square Deal AuctiOnerr and Farm
Agent. 7OS Madison -. Phone T34s w
KLAtRs BAZAAR Saturday. OctOhrf 20.
at II clock 75 head Of borsra and mules
More wagons, auto cars ana trucks
Auto tires pigs. chickens harnfEh. blhn
kets robes aud goods OF all kinds than
any other place in the state t1rne early
Lot Uf atun 10 sell kiair iipllingsvprth
PUBLIC SALE or real estate and personal
property Thursday November 4. 1910
At ! q. m at lteltefOute trolley station
square plan house. eight rooms, hath ana
pantry. garage for two cars. poultry hDuae
lot 13GlU9. Large stare adjoining hOuse
This ls model home. overlooking the
Delnwsre river An ideal business stand
~ thF same time and plscn Ne will ssll FOR
the high dollar n fuil lino Of grOcsriea run
fecttoneries, cigars. notions and gbDrH ~
lures Brocerymen, speculatOrs and prl.
vaio buyers attend this sale and buy A.
Your own price sale rain ~ shine Terms
made known day of sale Hamilton. AM
tlonser and manager Tor pWnrr. who ~ IN
~ health
PUBLIC sALE or real estate and personal
property. on road from WILSON shops 90
Dgiotown. near Newark Del Thursdhy
November 4. a. clock Horses. cattle
farming implements. corn. nag Bnd fOd
der Heal estate consists Of farm - ~
acres. good house harm and gFAnary ~
acres clear land balance IN Timber Pos
session In 30 days Jacob GGndrb "
Armstrong Auctioneer
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REAL ESTATE FOR SALE
Suburban For sale

BTLIEPOhTE New bunRAiau. fscing
trolley Hot water heat. hardwood floors.
two toilets. open nfepiace cemnnt walks.
hedge Has 10 b.. seen % be appreciated
Cbaa r.. Jordan ~ u. Twenty third ~.
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REAL ESTATE FOR RENT
Annrtmenia ant Flats

Apartments ana rats II
hrAkIMINI four looms. $50 Of hath.
Light aud neat furnished Ia suburbs ~
n4Intstfa rlGe Is an y Market Della.
wars Steamship Agrnct to- 90 Orange
sfreet Fa0ne ,,sha a-
kfAkIAENI. Two rooms aud tata
Aot water 6eat ate 1aEet ..t year. k.ower
baths 5HattoE service .arpsy lo4ag 4 TO.
Tenth an ls.sts rests
FI.5S<f-H4sI3 AI.3RIs3...r Tao rooms
for Isut iofls5.h .h.spiu5, s.5a4 location In
cta1saR asat an! l4sht. u*e ai puoar Phone
Zao
JET fR-o< -I a.a B4eheior a1aft-
meuf. fuefisltd Two rooms and 3ata. $50
Housekeeping
kINt. 81 So Fos.r nrw apaFtm ats.
ft.a. ri5aa'a Ant "a =. tr93 - 4st..uAtan
strpe3 thser rJaal# anl aalu. siu.vl~
IlfeWtI. ! y FIslt4i street
2gFH AID NtkAhhf 81. AIatti4ents
Apply schwartz investment CO. +. il ord
baHatnR
Business Places For Rent rs
CAR alACl.s Always room Tor another
car btad Harrison street Phone .+-ii.
Pi FhlAN tAsILE-FoF rent. Al! con
Scnicnces. iuciudln% chairs, Tor dances.
entertainments Gazaars church airs.
DAY Or extnln. .cSs.. a horner. AZ hlns
ROOM Suita5Ie TO-. small store or Office.
Centrally located Reasonable rent. Apply
les r. lutrd street Phone 4>l9.
STORE Large corner store suitable Tor
any kind business box - tiibbsboro, \ J.
STOKE Opposite postou.ce. S45 Orange
street Immediate possession. Apply SEC
ond floor
UNION 81 3o2 Large store for rent. In
Qtlre within
Houses For Rent a
FURNISHED HOUSE Eisht rooms Rest
location S6U. Address L 5. Every Evening
once
FoK RENT OR SALE Beautiful 10 room
home modern Improvements at Clay
mont. Del Give possession immeiiat&.I
Penn Del Development Corp S39 Market
street Phone 72to
FIFTH ANE-6 rooms bath. porch Pos
session Apply mornings az Walnut st
Offices and Desk Room IS
DESkRooM- For rent Apply 4sI Orange
street
Suburban For Rent 10
NEAR E0CkLAND For rent for six
months November TO May |. country
home PsT,, ne1T F9eSand ST6ishSd Isn ooms and
trc lights. good water supply. garage for
two cars supply OF heater coal in ceIIar
Apply NJ y CrosSan 2o3 Equitable Bldg
Wanted-To Rent 81
small furnished apartment two rooms
and bath. Address Il. Every Evening
Once.
APARTMENT Wanted Of 5 or rooms or
private dwelling unfinished Three
adults. Best of reference. Address z Q.
HOUSE Wanted Five or six rooms With
/ bath. or small apartment Reasonable.
Address \ 3. Every Evening Office.
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Motorcycles and Bicy cles
Auto Accessories

1oi5N Eor four-ton truck. for sale Jos
II Hamilton Co. SO Orange street.
ct,U ApEIpHIA DIAMOND GRID BAT
'rrprVS Practically new i2-I6 volts
rrT roadster dcmount tables and shock
.bsorhers simpler Garage. Phone 63l9 "
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BUSINESS SERVICE
Papcring Painting

npcrinR-Pnintin9 -
A. .sEiDhf.-Paperhansi Bsat workman
ship. Wall paper for sale. A2o r. Fourth
street. Phone Ss0b W.
HOUSE PAiNTlNG-t'rainin glazing Es.
Inmates furnished James heenans 1904
ISADORE FlSHMAN- pnperhanRtng. Low
est prices. finest work guaranteed. sis W.
second street Phone dsip Il.
PAPER HANGEk-L. Emmets, paper
hanger. 3O1 Madison 81. Phone aabo W.
PAINTING Interior and exterior painting
done. Turner n Feaster. Reliable "orh'
Phones 66SB. 321p. 900 Monroe street
PAPEKIiANGINBS--A wall decorations
OF quality. Fine wors a specially hos'n
BRO, t2i Shipey street. fhone y iao j
PAPERHAN Nti-Let us estimate your
next jon. Rates reasonable. Morris Arsht'
UUi ". Fourth street. Phone 1854 w
WALL PAPER k-Now Is tho time to have
wor. done az moderate p1io"s ,, Estimates a,s
Tatnhll street. Phone s267.
WALL PAPER And pnperhAnging Low
est price and guaranteed work IA ohah"a'
lo3 \ Jackson street fhone sozl ..
WALL PAPER OF quality. window shades
Call llIS W William Il. toodie5' Sii
shipley street ----
Printing Stationery 20
PRINTING want to print your Letter
heads and Envelopes. Chas IL. tfhN'
Printer, II Il. Eighth street.
Professional Services "a
PUBLIC DRAFTING Drawing. tracing
designing natcnt drawings Industrial
plant engineering. Phone lphA j. fuohc
Drafting Co. puS Shiploy street.
p.n,;,;no rs
FUkNIr Uhk- Making old furniture iooh
equal TO new. Repairing, uphoistertngano
Gaming. Phone blyn " plu French street:
HOUSE REPAlRINti-Of all kinds. VIII
do good job or money refunded. hsiiy'
pUa fatnali street
Wanted -husin. az Service 81
CLEANING AND PRFssIN3-Avoid the
rush by having your overcoat cleaned ana
pressed like new now. smith g, W. sew
enth street
WANTED 1000 carpets to clean House
hold goods stored. George +, Lana to-'
Iltlb Orange ST Phone 1887
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Legal Notices

NOTICE Executor. admlnistrafor. trustee
Guardian. Assignee, Kacei yer Ac Wc arc
authorized by United states government
10 act in any 70 the above capacitirf The
safeguards placed around the National
Bank system Ia the shape ~ stock holders
liability. frequent examinations and re-
ports coupled With the high standing and
ample resources ~ this institution are
sound guarantees that it's trusts will bs
faithfully adminiStereri FirstSAfirnal Bank
Milford. del
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STENOGRAPHER Experienced and cap
aoIc of learning socretarys duty. Ad-
vanCcmunt according TO ability AppllCa-
tions conhdCntiai 40 Ford building
WOMAN Aiiddle-aEed. as housekeepcr and
companion Gall after $50 p. n. Is Buena
Vista street.
WAITRESS White girl also 20 do house
work Apply Mrs n h. Bradford. Edge
Moor Del. Phone loo.
WOMAN For general housework Good
home with easy work In small family
Pleasant room with hath First-ClAss ser
vice required. but will ray well for it. IL
YOU have y good disposition and can give
good references phone $3.50 after q clock
this evening.
WHITE NOMAN-For general hOusework
no washing or ironing small family good
wages stay nights. Address 8. Every
Evening once.
WOMAN r Reliable. FOR cooking and down
stairs work Mrs. W TomIinson. 1927
Park Place.
WONfAN-As mothers helper in home on
north side capable OF taking charge Of six
months old hsby. $50 month Address
stating experience. &c. NJ il. Every
Evening once.
YOUNG LADY TO work in ice cream par
lor Address IL. Every Evening Otice.
YOUNG WOMAN For window demon
stration must he Of attractive appearance;
preferably under Is years of age Address
L S Every Evening Oftice
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Where % Stop IN Town

THE sTRAND-
FOURTH anI Poplar Bures. Tab}1
io.rd Sewiy Furnished rooms Phooa
cat ".
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Wanted To Rent

APARTMENTS Small furnished Kitchen
ette and bath. Phone 7ol7 j.
WASHINGTON HEIGHTS-Couple would
like two or three rooms for light house
keeping in Washington Heights section
Reference. Address + l6. Every Evening
Once.
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AUTOMOBILES
Automobiles For sale

etICK coupe excellent condition, ne"
tires neicc system, rrasonaHte IL y. iFu-
man ~ga " Fourth stfcet
RVICk 1910 model winter top hun sooo
miles tuis BuiCk run $500 miles FIRST
cIAa. rnnIlllnn Ihone .tl. W
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REAL. ESTATE FOR SALE
Farms and Land For Sale

Farms and Land For Sale SO
FARM-A farm for YOU. only three miles
from town we'll loca ted. in good condition
Half mile from stone road. Enough
timber and buildings on the place to
bring the price asked. 3l2 acres of thor
oughbred Strawberries set out this year
Quality of land cannot be surpassed Call
TO-DAY to see the place. W r. Townsend
Salisbury, Md, Route 3. Near Mt Her
mon Church.
4s-ACRE FARM II miles from Whining
ton With crops and stock. Near creamery
aud cannery. Greek runs through land.
InQufre 20 stroud street.
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H0USF-wanted Five or six rooms with
bath or small apartment Reasonable
Address \ 3. Every Evening Office.
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MERCHANDISE

Articles FOR sale 81
HEATEHs-Me soil the famous Empire
Pipeiess heaters. n a. " iiiiams Third
and Tntnali streets. formerly blg orange.
TABLETs-we now have n fair supply Of
those large school tablets. big. bulty ones
at only 10 cents each. ON sale At Every
EveninR business Once.
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/ TABLE BoARD-By the week us King
streot Mrs. II. Hand
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AUTO PAINTING and upholstering. Make
your car look now. See NJ Stftel. 1902
French street Phone 32u2 j
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-04-11

our windows are filled with Home
Savings Banks. open a savings ac-
count and get one. Exchange Trust
Co, II East Third street
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-04-11
CANDIDATES TALK
TO TIRE MAKERS
General Wood Interests
Workers and Others
Will Follow.

Efforts are being made by the
service division of the Goodyear la
Dor department TO bring to Akron
every presidential candidate IN order
TO give Goodyearites opportunity to
sec and hear each and form opin-
ions as to the merits OF their can
didacy.
The labor department believes
that the coming presidential cam
paign is the most important that
has come before the present gener-
alton, because OF the great issues
confronting the government For
this reason II is desired to give the
10000 employees a chance To Judge
the presidential candidates at first
hand.
The speech of Cen Leonard Wood
at Goodyear hall a few days ago
created such interest among the
workers that II has been decided to
give them an opportunity OF hear
ing the other candidates.
Invitations have been sent TO Sem
ator Warren G. Harding, Gov. Frank
Lowden OF Illinois, Sen. Hiram
Johnson of California. Sen. Miles
PoindeXter, Herbert Hoover and
Gov. James NJ. Cox.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-04-11
|AIRPLANE MOTOR
|PUTS PEP IN CAR.
Cole "Aero-Eight" Shows
Development Gotten
/. from War Motor.
SECURE LOW GRAVITY
Peculiar Balance Fits Chassis
So That Riding Lacks Top
Heavy Jogs of Road.

Rv adopting principals developed
/, nerotype engineering to the de-
s,gn and construction OF the Cole
,oro.Tirht. Cole engineers have OBJ
,.,,od in this car balance which
,,,kes possible its extraordinary
.,,dsbulty." said Mr.. Wilson, man
acor ~ tho Tulsa Motor Car COM
many the local distributors OF Cole
S cars.
Tho frame Of this car has been
n n designed and constructed that
Vi . stresses applied at any given
.,oio, are absorbed by the entire
s-a,ne area. The construction OF
,his frame and the spring suspension
,,Lo up without transmitting the
shocks Of the road.
The bodies which are also pecul-
iarly balanced are fitted scientific
ally 10 the chaSss to eliminate over
hanging. The units of weight are
40 distributed that low center OF
gravity is secured.
The remarkable economy of the
Aero. Eight. it's tenacious road ad-
bsrence' It's riding comfort and its
ready pickup may be all traced to
Inc cars perfect balance.
The fact that IL is n common ex-
nerience for Acro-Eight owners to
ret upwards of $1,000 miles on the
original set of tires also may be at
tributed to this balance. The wear
on tho tires is distributed evenly.
the burden being equal on all four
castings
The economies in fuel consump-
ton and the ability of the Aero
Eight to meet every demand of serv-
No without an appreciable loss OF
b efficiency likewise may be attrib-
utd to these Same forces OF bal
ance, which, by the way, are char
acteristic of aerotype engineering.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-04-11
NATIONAL MARKET
MEN LIKE TRUCKS
Association of State Off
cials Votes for Rural
Express Routes.
HELPS CITY AND FARM
Producer and Consumer Both
Benefited, Big Meeting De-
cides-Movement Grows.

Holding that It il an agency whose
value extends 60 both producer and
consumer, the transportation COM
mittec Of tho National Association of
State Marketing officials AT q meet
ing recently held in Sew York city.
placed an emphatic endorsement on
rural motor express by recommend
ing to the various states that they
encourage the movement
Points favorable to rural motor
express which were emphasized at
the meeting were:
II divorces tho farmers trans
portation problem from that OF
production
II brings a larger. frcshcr and
oftumcs cheaper supply of farm
products TO tho consumer.
1t Is = means &c reducing the
cost Of living, because It eliminates
waste and duplication Of work. and
makes profitable the marketing Of
small quantities OF foodstuffs.
Interest IA the rural motor cx-
press movement Is growing apace in
many sections OF the United States,
according to T.. Farr director OF the
FirCstOnc -by-Truck bureau, at
Akron. who declares scores OF in
quiries from prospective operators,
marketing agencies and interested
farmers are coming ia the bureau
daily through It's siXty-four branches.
Mr. Halliburton, manager of the
tire department. OF the Charles I.u-
kins Auto Company. Fro~tone dis
tributors, said recently that whllc
the Tulsa territory does not rank
first in interest taken in rural motor
express there is every indication that
the movement will have steady and
healthy growth here.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-04-11
HAS EDUCATED GORILLA
ErcnChwoman VIII Exploit Her Pet
In the Parlors OF AncriCas
tJitc.

LONDON. April l0.-Mastcr John
the Gorilla. aged five. but an eN-
tremely intelligent child, is going to
make "a trip to America.
lie will stay at the best hotels
while there, says Nine Alysc. his
"owncr."
"I'm thinking of taking John to
America and giving him a chance OF
holding receptions in the best ho-
tells" she said "Over here the
hotels would refuse him admittaucc.
In the states they look at things
differently
John opens windows, shuts doors
and does many other such fcats on
Mime. Alysc's orders.
but here is tho most intelligent
thing he ever did" said Nine. Alysc
II pushed him off my lap one day
because | had light colorcd frock
on, and ! thought his feet might
spoil II. lie sat on the hearth rug
and cried like child. Then his
eye caught sheet of newspaper on
the floor He seized the paper.
spread 1t out over my lap and
climbed up-and was quite happy"
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-04-11
BOOZE FROM CoCoANU
Tourists Rush Isthmus 10 Get Drink
of "pipa."

PANAMA, April 10.-The Pana-
man drink called "pipa," which is
made OF the milk of a young green
cocoanut, enlivened with dash OF
sherry, is finding much favor among
people who come here from the
states since national prohibition took
effect. owing in part, perhaps. to
prohibition. the isthmus is expert
encing the greatest rush OF tourists
in its history.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-04-11
Bride Thirtccn Times.

CEDAR RAPIDS, Iowa, April 10.
Mrs. Alice Yoakum. bride OF IL
times. was divorced a few days ago
from her last better half" Her
marriages took place in Indiana.
Michigan, Missouri, Wisconsin, Iowa
and Nebraska.
John Yoakum, who married her at
s.. Joseph, Mo, two years ago, was
the thirteenth husband.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-04-11
District Managers of
Tire Firm Visit Here

II. II. Hubbard Of Kansas City,
district salesmanagcr for Missouri.
Kansas and Texas, for the United
States Rubber company i'm company
with w @. Manchester. branch man
ager at Kansas City and G. II. Whit
ney, branch manager at Oklahoma
City, were in Tulsa the early part
OF last week visiting the Polin Tire
Service, the local distributors OF
United States tires.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-04-11

Our windows arc filled with Home
Savings Banks. open a savings ac-
count and get one. Exchange Trust
Co, Il East Third street.
Evening journal., 1920-08-18

ernment direction. everything that is
shown is authentic.
More color win be given the Fair
this year by the fact that the Fair
police will be in uniforms. a new de-
parture. Ordinarily and as has been
custom, the special officers and con-
stables have not been indicated as
such except through displaying a
constable or pOliceman's badge In
some cases this has been wise, but
in a majority OF cases, Il did not az
ford the patron a chance TO call upon
a policeman or special officer very
readily.
Through uniforming the officers
this year, the management not only
wish TO aid those who might need
help In case Of emergency, but be
lleve that the uniformed protector
OF the public will act as a check
upon the designs OF any who might
attempt TO pick pocket or commit
some other petty crime. Fortunately
for the Fair there was but one case
Of. a pocket being picked last year.
This was due. largely to not only the
vigilance OF the special officers, but
because the management always en-
plOys detectives from Philadelphia.
Evening journal., 1920-08-18

The work Of the Want Ads ends
only with th satisfaction OF their
employer ADV.
Evening journal., 1920-08-18

found he was suffering from a dis
located shoulder.
Joseph Wills. Buttonwood. is con-
fined to his homs through illness.
Miss Louise Benn9t. OF Clayton. Is
the guest OF her aunt. Mrs. John
White, Fourth street.
Mrs. j. B. Montgomery, Of West
sixth street. has returned from a
visit to her daughter. Mrs. George
Heldemeyer, at odessa.
Mrs. Marshal Burris and daughter,
Mary, OF Second street. has returned
from a ten days stay at Ocean CITY.
Mrs. J. keimon, who has been
spending ten days with relatives and
friends In New York city and Phila-
delphia. returned home yesterday.
Dr. James "A. Hollett. the local den
tist. r. spending a two weeks vaca-
tion at Altoona and Chamberburs.
Mrs. C. b. whllten, Of Telsa, Okla,
Is being entertained by Or, and Mrs.
Julius Dood, OF Fourth and Delaware
Mrs Rothwell, Of West Fourth
streets. left today for two weeks
visit al Ocean City. y. J.
Mrs r. l.. Wilson. Of Delaware
street has returned from monul :
visit with her son, Albert wilson al
i w Morris. president Of the VIII
mineton Fibre Specially Company
motored from his summer residence
at ocean City, n. j., TO This CITY yes
terday.
Evening journal., 1920-08-18

excel in quality and as wei rs guam
tity will be shown in their harvested
state.
The Canadian government engaged
a special stand in the exhibits build
Inc Fair and VIII show there
not only pictures OF sowing, cultivat-
.ng and harvesting times IN Canada
but also special designs worked out
IN seeds and grasses, the whole COM
Dining to make the display unique
and colorful. ~.
The work is very artistic and is
similar to that shown at the Panama
exhibition a few years ago. This
particular part OF the exhibit attracted
much attention when displayed at the
Pennsylvania State show at Harris
burg last winter and will be repeat
ed In all its comprehensivenes at the
Fair.
Besides the grain and grasses used
TO make up the fancy designed show
pieces, there will be a plain exhibit
OF the grain and grasses grown In
Canada: also the vegetables and
fruits. some OF which grow to un-
usual size In the colder climate.
The whole exhibit Is aimed TO give
an idea Of the natural resources OF
Canada, and because II is under gov