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The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1920-09-24

Washington Paper suits iDpor'e.
from Germany by the department q
commerce wlil i, sect an an erhioiti0p
tour Of the toaniry Representatives,
u the country Afe 20 show the suits
which cost lfom Is cents TO s.ss a.
manufacturers and ylothing firms Bal
timere. Philadelphia and New York
are "a be the first s,tsc& waerc ,ha
clothes are TO ~ sshibltcd
samples az the paper suits were .ai
ported because ~ me .nqairies ssiylus
from reports ,hat Gcsman and Aas fisn
Manufacturers we're sel,sas az ~ ~
Eugland lysiy aHd Turkey in ,aihpe'
ry,ioa wi,h cloth Aglia frum oh 7 coan.
tries
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1920-09-24

Raeine Wis Death ended ,ac bon
eyusooA ~ John A bones. Chicago
artist. AMI his ~iie ipFmeslY Anna
Mitchell a New YORK portraH psinte'
when a fautni boat overturned In Lake
Michigan Ma JoRea was dTvsneSl,
jnacs Was rescued after eiiuEipe % the
boa, fog ~ hours He WAS rushed IL
hospital Jones' said his wife hai
struggled against the heavy scas Tor
VgEht hours and that be finally bad
rhainsd har TO the cantereoard OF The
boat but that waves washed hty IN O
the water
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1920-09-24
MARTIN BEHRMAE UEfEATsp
Has s4ssd esiks as Meyer ~ NeA
osHss=a Ter "a Tssrs--AcsAara
10 ElsxssS.

ses 'st 9Ae f' W thesftr "
z NFs osiissas = fyaegiCAlsY eosSplsss
lszs zaS6sislai Eskarns fr4sa 81 ~ the
lss prssanesa In the asSy saa@lstsd 10
the Taass FsSea!aae gise Azavw ]
psSaa.e \ malaTaly ovsf AAsgAl Bear
aan. eanasaasa tw lssAosalaabAaa, 81
Ice for mayer OF TIE city.
MeSilsne'f vtsiory has pralsasly oaiN
Eiad snso office BITS satlse tiessa Of siss
and saroehial lofsicsrs dominated ~
the reform nsosem.wa< 10 ep9sss tss
regular 'i~ms1eTAsic ofsansraitan head
I'd BY Martin HehrmAn. waisA aas eser
In eoatrol u city affairs far - pears
Mayor ResrasaR han held office fes
10 years. . eontiRai;y al sersss
eqaAiled BY Ga ether nHsysg Of The
larger cities Of the rnsi~d States, Nc
Shane. the WANING candidate. and hss
ticket bad the support Of all The news
paPrrs Of the city.
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1920-09-24

Manila Heavy loss ~ life aud prop
yrty resulted In the northern pro
inces Of t.nSon Island where Manila
va the largest cay Irom the typhoon
aud flojds. accordlAg 20 adyiccs re-
ceiyed over communication facilities
witch were Frustrated BY the storm.
several towns sud villages were prae
ttcay destroyed many ~ the inhabt
taats drowning The damage 20 rice
and tobacco fields ~as exceedingly
heavy The insulN governmrrt has
IaArn measures 10 extend Tellct "a tns
homeless
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1920-09-24
INVENTIVE GENIUS
RObS CAL0MG Of
NAUSEA AND DANGER
Doctoru' Yavor4ts llsdieins Now
Purified and Refined from An
Objectionable Effects. "CAlo-
taba'.-ths New Name.

What VIII humsa isEsnuity IN ssStt
hnsehelsm powder, wir~less tsisfrarAy,
hcrselesa csrriss~a. coleri~ss icdins. ,ssts-
less Qainias. --naw cpfssrs assssss.ss cals-
msl The ssw tuprpv~ssspi called Gals,
.aAs~ h nav on sails as drags,oreA
For hillcusmnsa, ccnwtipstion and is<1.
s~stsna the new rsionrl table, IA pres.
Ideally perfect rvsaedy. o. ssidsnred hy
u tke f&~t th&t TN wssasfs~tv~~vw hsvs sw.
thoris~A ali druggists te refund the price
" The customer 10 rot perfectly de'irhtsd~
With Caistsbs One tablet ii bedtime viii
. swallow VI vsisr--skss's I'll. No isstA
n1 uaassa, 10 xripsnE, no saisn BY mnrn.
ing yowr hses Ia thoroughly raexased and
yas srs sselins ese. with hearty sppe-
tit~ IA; ~hs, yon pisAse--ns daager-~-ea
sssat yvar bu&ses&
Falsssks are ags ssla ID bulk Get N
original pacAsre sealed PrYrs, thisty,
sv~ cvats --- s@v }
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1920-09-24
DECLINE IN GOLD OuiraI


Wskhingtsa. Prediction "a ha.L
sold aiad silver 1seiihsd hass year, ri
rector az the Minea Baker aRaeanssd
Ia making pabse revision igares
Which shcwed Tia production ~ says
beNn. ~
tiotd, tes.sss 100 silver, s8s.Bs3, ssg
In tina BTnees the otspat Iotaied
z3is.s2 BOT geld saS Es,ss3.lis Of slk
VET.
California led IN the pfodngtloa Of
gold tho STATES ea4paG lasinG al. ST
ounces; worth ti7.sss 200
aon,sna was the leading state ia
tbs psodaetioN Of silver. With an oat-
pat si is,oi..t'9o OUNCES. worth about
3isysoe. eco
Virginia snd South Carolina ElAn.
aged 10 efesg mtg the list Of states
producing the precious metals, accord
ing 10 Mr. Bakers statsmsnt vir.
xiaia's total, horsssr, vac only eight
ounces Of EiiS1r, &Asils South Carolina
found five canoes of gald and tao
Dances Of silver within IT, boundaries.
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1920-09-24
BINDING STORM Is BLAMED

New York Two New York families
were almost wiped oui and seven per
some asEu Instantly Killed when q
large touring ear In which they were
returning "a this city from NewhuFgh
n y plunged over 20,foot omhsns'
mcnt near Dubts Perry In a hlindlng
rainstorm and piuionrd Thorn beneath
Esit ~wyttsaxr ~ ne -e$s,,a sseiahsF ,ot
the party \ hCy q Il years Is Ia
pohhs Ferry Hospital IN critical con
cisioa He los, his father mother
brother and sister 10 the crash
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1920-09-24
IN CELLAR ~ YEARS,
Efforts 10 Restore GirFs stlntsa Mind
ARD Body Begun.

Joliet. m EftnTss to ws,ose The
stanted min9 AMI tucy u MSri&a 1nm-
naea. ~ years old, said to nave asen
kept in a cellar ~ years, Aars. been
sesun by health and school aatAarstses
The rfrl was said IVY zaetieal sashor.
tiles 10 hsvt the mentality e 4 syear>
ed baby and lse body 81 child ct Ave
s~a< II ~as ssltevea ,s@ tAyrvls
sad WAS Ahsert
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1920-09-24

Topeka. Kan When I, h, Hauken-
berry, who has farm on bottom land
near here. goes 20 harvest his corn
this tall he'll have to use astsptadder
10 Vet the ears, Haakenherfy has a
innrac field near this city, 90 two
thirds ~ which the ears ot corn arc
higher an tn. stalks than his head
A4ss4ts PSF snat ~ tha earn La Id feet
biIh aud the average Is ~ feet.
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1920-09-24
SAFE BLOWERS oEr SILICA

psspIs's Bsas at Weir. Miss. safsers
Die teEs
AekssmAa. Miss The safs OF sas
Peoples Bank at Weir, Mssa, eisA'
miles wesi OF here, was blown oEsa
and ya.5ve Of the hanks funds ssken
and between ss.Oep aud ss.e&so IN Gus
Vuhicts p0FisEs zsssseSs
The work Ia supposed 70 have 6oen
4oHe BY experts, After blowing TIE
.sa.i.e lbs sQhesE. ~ey ,tpqll'srfs In9k. ,ppas
session " = nvarby As,oniaolls and
started ou, ON the Freneh Camp road.
~, the vav was wrecked before tn
pigSt3es r54' ttTf ~ Ga9a'T4 =
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1920-09-24
geyara Gold ptts Moved

Nrs York Nearly saoc Gee 300 Ia
sald hairs said 10 b" the largest
anauut ~ gold 10 amy one place In
tbs @atlh. MS transferred from the
Rub Treasury building g the new assay
hgNdspF ufNt door Nest ~ The eald
VA mg,trl ttym Eashvh soNefrisns
And tteBch e0'rsue piress
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1920-09-24
MACON JUDGE KILLED
Dupont 6asrry Run Over By Motor
Truck - ressinert in state.

Naccn. Ga Judge Dupont Gssrry.
~. ca~ nj tine sest Aaaxn saxrsrs ia
Georgia anJ judge OF the tty court
Of Macon. ~as ran over and killed by
motor track. he vas farmer pses.
saen, Of the Wesleyan College. Jads e
Query ~as at cue time candidate
Tor Governor ~ Gerrwfa, running on .
prutihIioa platform
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1920-09-24
File camnsn..,ion CLAIMS.

los Angeles One hundred aud
sixty accident and injnry claims we're
filed here with ue workmsn state
Industrial commission by motion PIC
tusa actors and actresses who look
part in battle scene that sas photo
gfaphrd last week ot the claimants
b, far the larger number were women.
and mere than 20 Of their filed cotn
pensatton claims.
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1920-09-24

Washington Contracts for three
Hvs air mail routes q, total cSst e'
s6Sj 600 year were awarded by ,he
pnstnftlce department 70 the lsavsa,
Airline company ~ Chicago n" ron
tracts call fnr ssrplane 1ail service
between Now iork and Atlanta, va
Washington. Raleigh v r. af't IT.
Mmbla, $ c At cost 81 $500 400
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1920-09-24
Paramauht pu,r.

'Dcesnr The sheriff sy,end great
Deal u bis time u, III. card tahsef"
Yes replied Cactus Joe,
Instead cf being oa The lcokost for
awhreakersf'
Hes doing The right thing Most
ef The nnrnly element Ia assembled at
that particular piav and MI lhr pub
Nc sentiment II Crimson 0ulch nata
In tina, the sheriff WIN cnfosce The
rules of tho poker game"
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1920-09-24
MAN KILLED aY aoo
John s,ms Dies from tnternaI Rupture
Fellow Ira Peculiar Accident.

Ha4loharet Niss john Sims
Western C1plab. rish, miles from hore,
died fallowiss peculiar accident
he was uat to his hog lot aGA ,ua
NJ the bogs ran against hlm kGDtk ng
him ~ feet IS ~ force " The fa,a.
he paid iulls attention go 1, st irst.
bu, finally ssnt Tor surgeon from
Jackson wha found that Internal rup
turea pd resulted
"A operation was performed, but Mr..
Sims died after suffering much pain,
lie vas eS years Of age.
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1920-09-24

urNana W. Ce' fuausa irv a
Acn Of Cen Fttthush !va tvrmer S,y
ernor OF Virginia aud xr,at uepagS
u uva Roh~rt \ lee ~ the ton ~
crate army has been appointed cvya
eaandsni ~ the reserve cstiyers trais.
Ina corps at the Vniseraits " Illinois
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1920-09-24
Auto GSes Over s-sars ,s,,

NaatxcnvFy. Ala David Blarr se-u
~. a Issthan, Aa. vas hili@d and ais
brother. Never Rsame~rx and sson
Levine. salesman 9rc- Mes YORK.
werv lp5araA when m aRseG >Asls in
which shsy r%.e riding tell c~~ an
er,haaknseat
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1920-09-24

Washipgton. American railroads
handed 4 eTeatrr Volume NJ iAtf,c
'ur,na tus.si ,hsn gyce Before during
that mopsa according lc yepng'k som
r,lcd nv the American KAirosd as~e
ciSticn
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1920-09-24

Some tnen seert 10 resrh the sc1'sh
N their pc~ers esriy In Iise."
"YYf'
There's Henry Hai,erhsmn. for To-
ssnnrs wsy@ee wife runs a boa rtifne
heusA When Heafy ~ss q boy b.
US captain u egr baseball team and
had The largest library ~ dime nasaas
IN ,own. but he hnsnt been premins1t,
sine. Blrninghsm Ago Hrrsld
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1920-09-24
% son In Fruit, ErasIeatsd, \

san Franz lsco lyltnlisr, poisoning
In preserved fo.sds ahigh At nt'sG
eliye products ia California r"cchslv
SaI Caused snnle fatalities lhrpuEAQM
trc country has bFeH eradicate Ir
G"otee E'riRAt ptettdeg, o! me Can
fnnA board ~ health told S,clNya
erecting If rbe American Public Nraith
EsoeistioA hers
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1920-09-24
REAcLt NO AGREEMENT.
Employers Make Concessions, aut
Metal Workers Are osdurats.

MstAi WORKERS Are Oedurate.
Milan. Italy Negotiations between
the employers and the metal workers
fer all adjustment OF their differences.
which have resulted M the occupation
~ ssasessaa ss .ssss~ .,saualse In aasx t.,aAs
parts Of Italy by The workers. APPEARED
~ be a. a ntahdsttil, despite conees
Sons ap Sess aags aassllQa et lAe e1a'
ploJgNs. The meetings ~ the Socialist
deputies, representatives of ,hs metal
90rksrs and officials Of III general
confsderaiIon OF labor were con'in-
uing on the one side. whII. thr mas.
ieFs met on the ether The latter
have gone 40 far as 10 coneedr a rsiss
IN wages ~ from 10 10 70 rsu,s daily.
On the condition that ,he worss 30
Immediately evacuated
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1920-09-24

kr~nc~s. aEv swvcA. ssek~aIAcd ioeA.
ed st the picture. called @iFlgsnna
Going 10 ChsfvA.s and remarked
-Messs~s. n the style 81 dres@ss N
TINT time a. the Pilgrims had seen
What II Is ses. the filsrsm methers.
eoaldnr hssr wcrn theta. could thsyr-
~whyr' ASKED the mother,
-isecsass,- SAID FYane~s "thty hMd
to I've really always 60 run frvm the
inasanS and they ceaiaaf have run
saceA ~.ss Tho Ass.a ct ,Asssssss. lAss
ladies wear rev =
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1920-09-24

Mes York ~ When Mrs }0sspa
T~echie sa~ her hasy fall tYosn
f1ava STORY fsfe escape abe ran on
aasic.strtckea. expecting 10 see LIN
crushed 10 death Instead, however.
~.s~ tcand her ehIia happily xargliax
I'm Cushioned hAty carriage. snio
wAJeA BE- rad landed, arhxrue1.
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1920-09-24
I've AVIATOR eurred 70 Death.

Cleveland, O AR Mail itot Waiter
stevens and Me- haulctan hussri Thorn
as. ha4h - CLEVELAND anre/IAfnad N
death wh-7 their plane caueht fire 81
an altitude q S9e feat AZ PemheTsil le
o., lS ,utlea south et Toledo
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1920-09-24
shlns RrInn ass Ton

Philadelphia The United states
sh!nptlag bard ANNOUNCES the sale o.
live iFos Island built shrps tur ~
gls.t9S 20 thr American fuei and
Transportation corporation This Is a
,Fe rate OF trSS 4 weaaweisht tru.
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1920-09-24

Ashesilir, N. g. Sesvya sch,c,s 10
Napcumne eouH,r have been s.rcp&. ,n
elcre ewing 10 tbs teacher shortage
THE county sapertntrnisn et schesas
ssia ain schea.s have not oReHea at al
this terra
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1920-09-24

New Nurk One man 4as kilie1 aad
IS persGrs Injuries .Ae= two n.v-rssssu
RAPID TraRsis cars e,.liaed In frog,
~ see~ss sNsa dariaS tae Baseball
sush
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1920-09-24
ASPIRIN
----------.,
Nznls "giysr'' on Ircnulta

-hayvr 1'saasss ~ ASslTss" Is gse1
As Asparsa rfes~d s&fe Nv @ststsAs
assa pnrsTfsb~a es rhysacAars ser esss
t~wnty y~ars Acr~rt essls an asaareksn
@6aser passasN3 wAith ce1saias rrassa
asrxssaes H. rsssese HesaacAs, TeesAs
sshe. Esrashs, Neuralgia. Rheumatism
Caads and eaga, Handy i'm haxrs " III
saAasss cass fvu e~ata Druggists aiso
sesi larger -fuaysf p&skax~s.~ Assalsa
b trade mark haser Manufacture Me0
ssc~ticAeitcsisr VI Salieyisracsa ADV.
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1920-09-24
a.eer. v.,,s~ r.vsr a.siee,

among fae ls,oVs sNo pscp'e 81 The
famine tis,rse; In the Northwest shsa-
taax. North CAthl, AID part u SAansi
provinces, according h. reports reaeh
srr herr.
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1920-09-24
Or. klll.a. ses,tal injured.

Birmingham. Ala Lindsay Parker,
a miner, vas sho, shfraxa tho aeso
men and several others wsFe iatares
Ia fight q; Mulsa mines, In l~sfer-
son eoanty. according to reports reach
ing here.
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1920-09-24
csnnre.,sst Rasttiss Suffrage,

Hartford. conn The connecticu.
Legislature, ~ evReAFreai action rAii-
tied the weMaa suffrage amendment 10
,he federal constitution. making Ten
nectseat the STth state 20 ratiIy
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1920-09-24
Eansrt Gn,s "a Jamaica.

Kingston, Jamaica Doubts having
arisen wbe,Ars the prevalent epidemic
to smallpox or cowpos an expert has
been sea; hrrv ny Johns Hopkins anr
yctsiiy. Baltimore. 10 intcs;isAi' The
epidemic IL Increasing, bat there have
,>nen na res'ert deaths
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1920-09-24

Washington Gotten cousumfd dur
ing August amounted III .Ss,lss r1h-
atns ea'~~ u lint and ssseo bales ~
Nn,er>. iSr census bureau announced
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1920-09-24
WOMAN APPOINTED.


Washington --~fr~ssdsai NisSca zp
pointed Mabel r Besgdmsn, fer EaARy
years a uaenaa@r cs the executive ccaa.
mitfee ~ the Americas Red Cnoss TO
he 4 commissioner ai the District Il
tosamAsa. un ta~ r1sremeat 5 Com
missioner arcsniow. resigned, TAe
appointment rahes MA. noa,esaan
tas first wcman TO he a member az
tire commission, which dsrects the sn-
alrc xuverameat VI tha assssk..
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1920-09-24

Belfast The activities of The mslA
;sfs tooa new tara sasn thy made
toasc o aause STAR Tor arms in tue
usseaist quarters az Londonderry
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1920-09-24
Chcisra kt,gs & tJnf,

Toxic. fSsessn Thousand eaotsvx
cases have ee~a reported officially
from Ka-ea. With 6 700 deatka In The
sfvseH; ~Tidagnsr
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1920-09-24

'fAsidrvfI efisn essasesste pf"f*~aA
truths assts3sfcasiy. sd sesastSw
Hiram lahns<si
Il cne~ sskss. q ti&y tot shat ~
a~uss gtsgSe wsx. Tts rot faonEhs 3
nssm~ns and thar answered
"a asaagexvs 10 a ,sssss esataso-
isu beer and ether GrirkA
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1920-09-24
50 OUT or 100


Nothing better Tor susumer cosdM
hurts o itchang. Keep Il handy.
AEvnts wanted where ~ havs ncsA
T. W. vaehes. Inc. New OrseanA
LA4---Adv.
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1920-09-24

rcar lnsr 10 csiiesie naarAinA
Take cArs G a.
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1920-09-24

gsess1- " r. Pni| stecse6 htEb4
WIZ cotnmasssansr ot the gaghsh ds~
tsses, resigned and tien. " v. watkins
81 Jasssaa las h~es sYpssns~d " ihe
suveFn9r 10 sarne q hirR.
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1920-09-24

Crystal Springs The mayor and
board OF atdgTmcA At It's regular mec
inE voted 10 eNfeRd tine corporate iilA
It's 81 the 'eeB frcm ore mile square
81 tao mites square and authorized
W u Locssnnd rlit attorney 80 em
Pile, comp teDt Surveyor to detesm
inr the boundaries aud lay vat the
territory 10 bc lsk-a iRio the sDrpas,
ste limits ard also Instructed Mr.
Lockwood to drsw an ordinance en-.
bcdt,uE the hea territory
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-06-17
JUNIOR VACATION
At HOLIDAY HOUSE
Representatives From Girls Re
serve Corps to Spend Three
Weeks There.

Beginning on Monday next and contiDu-
ing for period of three weeks the Junior
Vacation" will he celebrated at Holiday
House. There will be representatives from
all the Girl Reserve Corps during this
time Miss Alma Tall, girl's.work secretary
will be mt the House during the three
weeks outing and will see that every one
has n good time.
The registration for these "Junior
Weeks" was oren only to club girls until
Monday past but there are number OF
vacancies at the House for the period oi
time mentioned above and any girl IN TINS
city is welcome to come and reservation
viii be made for her if she will apply at the
office, SOi Market street, or call phone
Si69. One of THE features of the vacation
is to be the party to be held on June "a.
This day will bc known as Girl Reserve
Dav" and all Girl Reserves in this city are
invited Invitations arc to be issued for the
party the last of this week and many guests
arc expected,
A strawberry festival will be given by the
Avita Girl Reserve Corps this evening
on the triangle at Washington Heights,
The last supper of the season of the
Friendship Club was held on Monday
evening. There were present 80 members.
A hike and picnic will be enjoyed by the
Oriolc Girl Reserve Corps this after
noon The corps will meet at the club room
S04 Market street and from there will
hike to the Holiday House and enjoy
supper.
Miss Mary Ramsay, volunteer worker
at the local y W, will leave tomorrow
for Camp Nepahwing, which IS located
nj Canton, Pa, TO be on the recreation
committee Of the conference, for young
girls in business and industry, and repre-
scntatives Of older industrial clubs which
will he held from June 10 to 20, There will
be representatives from the "
in Pennsylvania, District OF Columbia
and Delaware at the confer ence
The high school clubs have elected their
delegates for the conference Of young girls
10 bc held at Camp Nepahwin, Canton,
Pa, from July u 10 "a The Friendship
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-06-17
ACTIVE TRADING
IN CITY PROPERTY
Indicated by the Large Number OF
Transactions Being
Recorded.

The following transfers of city property
have been recorded at the City Hall IN the
past few days: i.
Fifth street, cast Of Adams; Louis
Cohen from Charles ]. Lyons, $4,000
Willard street, cast of Riverview ave
nuc. Edna Williamson Corey from John T.
I.afTev and wife, 81 800.
Sixth street, 1924 West; Amelia A.
Knohr from Sanislav Tubasso and wife,
$1,000
Lativlnski from ]. konkill and wtie,
$500
Kluczewski and wife from Adam Skol-
mowski and wife, $500
Washington street, 500; Joseph Lrh-
tcnbaum from Amelia \. Deputy and
wlfd, Sll.SO0.
Seventh street, 1908 West; Attavio
Sansonc and wife from Nicholas Fidance
and wife, 81 900.
Front street. west of du Pont, Wilbur Z;
Wilhelm and wife from Jonas ; klan and
wife. s. 1900
second street. 1888 West; William {.
Johnson and wife from Emlllc Maier'
81 800
Thirteenth street. Is West; David J
Canev and wife from Joshua u rosSiaild'
81, 700. RI
Fourth street. 1870 West: Raiiaeie,
p'Onofrio from Abraham Podosky ana
wife. ST, 900.
Milling Company from Ettlc Levy ana
husband. $1,000
Eighth street west Of du Pont, LOUIS
pan;facino and wife from Antonio 'ascrta
a'',s Sevantb street west Of Franklin, Ice
n church from Francis y. 1. Mitchell
and wife 81 500.
Monroe street. north of Tenth, Andrew
T. Mahoncy and wife from tannic ~,
SbalIcross avenue. 1907: Martha II
Mcdaniel from John A. Joyce Ct a.,
Trenton place. north Of Tenth, George
Records from William 4. Williams, - l'o.
Morrow street, $40 Janet NJ Kay from
frank W pierson and wlte, S2.uNW
Spr,lce street 715; Charles krat and
wife from Benjamin OstozeSkl and VIE
81 ,625
PisscI from David J. Cancy, Ct al, -
Oak street 1103; Francis7el< Pola-
kowski from Bernard Jadlowsli and wiie
''-2Ug twelfth street. 6l2 West David \
Hav from George H. Dole and wife
1850. 49,.
Nazarene Antonini from Elmer +. fric'
anu Scventb vent street 323 last; Hymar
Csoldstein from Elmer +. Price and w'ic
81, 300.
Walnut street, corner If Eiehth. Nor
ris Tannen and wife from Charles +
Kelly. ct al, S., 600. :,
Townsend street, south Of A Annie =
Faulkner from George " broWn ans
wife, $500.
and wife from Nj. Solomon ana VIE
$500.
Korologos from George " Jackson ans
Broorne street, 203 North; William p
Murphy and wife from Oscar =. Gounrt
Jr. and wife, S., 500.
Pine street 1907 Cyrus r. Palmer iron
James Holahan and wife, $500
Jefferson street. south Of Third; llor'
Saragino from Athanasios /. Andnt
sopoiilos. $4,000. I,
jefferson street, 1905; James Lesl
McCallister from Sarah Foote. $3.50
Harrison street, 302 North; George "
Sands and wife from KATRINA krapi
$3.50 =
Ravard avenue, corner Kcntmcre Park
v-av. James t. Skelly from Spottswoo
Garland and wife. S55 900.
Claymont street, 1890, Antom }
Kowalski from Charles \ Delstor an
u-ife 81 500
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-06-17
SALE OF POLISH BONDS.
Committee Confident City's Allotment OF
sI3n.0 600 will he Sold.

The $40. 600 allotted to Wilmington
in the sale OF Polish bonds will be passed,
according to Vincent J. kowalewski,
secretary of the committee in charge OF
the bond sale here. Il. kopystccki,
chairman. is also confident Subsorlp-
tions So far have been made entirely by
Polish residents of the city.
The sale throughout the country was
10 have ended last night, but the COM
mittec has extended it to July in re-
sponSc to numerous requests
The national committee In charge OF
raising the $50 600 loan has written
to Mayor William G.. Taylor, thanking
him COR his interest IN the bond sale and
for his activities to help II.