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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-06-03
Col BY VARSITY BEATS
MAINE CENTRAL SE0PMEN
ME INNINGS. 3 to-

For the SECOND time the Colby var
sfrv raa1 me FAST Maine Contra car
shop taam dn alumni fisic This E11s'--
noon. ana AFTER q ciase game Fit
cAeasd n ger1lng me lnng end Of a
So scnre The last time these -vD
teams met the result was d IS tie
rns game gnIng &c II innings Scnre:
CpIry II agga . 6 G-3,-4-4
stne Central 0 eeeee Q e-2-s-77
Hnrre-ieA Burknam and Lampher
T. Feed and Landry.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-06-03

Philadelphia June --FhiledeapfHz
won from BROOKLYN TO-DAY 8 I'd l.
Seven pitchers performed. none Of
them showing well except @. Smf-h
and s Smith. Galore drove IN the
winning run Senrs:
BROOKLYN - 2 ! : 0 90 49, g.
Pnila - o31 1 o x-S-11-I
Cad1-=. MilJuA. 6. SmI-r and krue-
grr: Cauxey Weine--- GaIIiR- G. Smith
and WI-heruw.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-06-03

Chicago June 2-CincIlnal wau-
in-o the lss6 1DoEy NJ winning the
hnal game Of four-ganE series
from Chicago. % .. The Feds bE--
reG TWO Chicago Pitchers hard
while LuGus proved sfecLTue n the
pIncnes -ugue twisted hls ankle II
me ninth and had I'd retire. SRnes
pitched 70 only one bE-zmar who hit
hid q doubie play, ending the game
ScDre-
Cfnci- -. sspI1e o. 9 e--5-Is-2
Chicago Ba1G 1e1 e-3- 90
Luque. SaIies anG Rarldan. " Insr;
-vier, Bailey Gaw Hnc kiIlefs-.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-06-03
Indians Trounce
Lowry Tigers. s to 5

Cleveland. June e--levelanE WIZ
tn -'e--oI- to-day II 5 With the
S-r-s -ieC II me elgr-h anc Caldwell
u 1-v VT WI OUT Jameson hi-
~ .r-ee bases, vnIle Chapman anc
Speaker eacr 5ouhiad Caldwell was
1uzzls IT Detroit especially n -ts
a-T- LIT FIR Iuu1uEs- Score.
-1s--nr o o : q g . -5-11-1
-le~ela7c eooDs 5000 -s--c-s
E0iauC ant AinsrI-r Cald wei
2-c CNaiT
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-06-03

A Fort Worth. Tex, saioonkseper
who was pesuec 81 FIRST when Pro-
hihsrlnr shipped his business, maze
mis- place n restaurant instead
and got So much patronage that he
began TO take q live interest IN L.
nut In improvements, and mas paid
m fncurne LAX On $50 no after what
he says was, the pisasanles1 years
anxzsr.- favor even light wines and
hser.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-06-03

a farmer 1T Cen-zzl Aissuu-s 1Dpk a
fancy Id grow popcorn last year End
produced 55B bushels. which ne snld
for s1sga rnrr- by the WIZ. acrn-d-
ing 10 rns St Louis GIooe-Dempcras
mas never heen found growing wild
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-06-03

NsT EZver- Cnuu.. June e-Eo-zn
7e10-e al avalanche Of Eli hits
Z u -,in-n inning. and Yale dafeareo
- -1Hs 10 To here today. Score,
1o-T --osK e1 81 ! 0 g. 4-I3-4
at o7eo3 $50 Eie-15-
7o-zr Iii an6 Conne-s. war.x
AMOUR anc P.re-s
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-06-03
Ciarz Stnnies

Clara Staples passed away June
1st III hc- nune N s2uincv, Mass
agsd Is years and tuu- months. She
WIS the daughter u the late AIner-
E and Jennie Staples formerly Of
North Belgrade.
the remains viii he brought rs
Belgrade June 4th fnr Tu1s-msu- She
in survived ny one brother. Lennsu
and ONE sister, Edna and q step-
mother.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-06-03
Y rlte Sox Take
g Game from Browns

-.rulE June 9--niGaEc drove
Te-lrn2r @-Uu t1e box II The
-, inning -ocHv 81 Van Glider
.--e,-, ard Detected ~ Louis TT :.
-f-a-s kau- me iocal hi-s vel sEgt-
-4var a1. pevec the wa fsr TWO
yrs v'--r pasEes A nDrns run by
-7uC = ne h-st inning accounted
-r- -ar 4-n.s~ ranv Score
'hi.zgr . 3 q s. : ---L;S;-n
RI this nneI1 q e-S- 81
~,rD-1z and ScrRIk Weilmar. Van
IL.de~ ard Se-e-eIo
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-06-03

T,aufer Phillips q brakeman who
fell frrn q freight CIR I8B 4Aet-
through rresTls. Was nor nn-- Ia
cause ne landed right side III II the
bee If rns river underneath and Sink
IN the mud I'D 10 hiF knees.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-06-03
Braves TAKE
EASY ONE FROM
NEW YORK GIANTS

SDsaDI, June BOSTON ournlzre6
ane defeh1ec New York rodar. II
/ Sco-- naid the rls1ro-s 10 FIVE
Ills Tuneys Eth went rad AFTER
Three innings while Eubper and
" Writer'S were Ineffective anG nae
poor supper Scn-e.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-06-03

When the hired man on the DRYDEN
farm Of Greenland y z drives into
Portsmouth ne commonly takes along
with hln on me wagon a pet skunk.
whicn rides about 1rs center q the
CITY. as tame zE PUPPY and not more
offensive
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-06-03

ana NIas Mary Dudley went ny >ur5
Tuesday evening ID Oak Grove IT a.
tend the commencement week play.
Mr. and Mrs Frank Higgins uc
China were IN r0wr Memorial Day.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-06-03

Cnicngu'E Food Di-scrB-, TT prove
tnet restau-arr prices are zoo i1lgh-
prepared q meal for members. Of 1ns
High EeSt uf Living Commission
which ne tnld them cost % cents per,
man as follows for each portion
R0as1 beef. Is cent?: pea suun.
cents. petaIDes. cents: Tnna1Dex
8 cents; anG bread cents
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-06-03
WTNDSs1ETuLE

william 2 Burrows Of VI onnspcka-.
= = X being entertained a. Lre
rn-7e OF his daughter Ms a. ,
Griffin
Ms leslie E7G-r-rr IF Jefferson
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-06-03
DIED

o-DCNoET-In Bangor. Msy g
James T..
EI4AEEy-In MfTlrrwn MAY =
i-en-gH- formerly ~ L4ErLle F1dgs. aged
- wears
OHARA = In Calais. MAY =
Thomas
CHALMERS-En Bangor Nay Is
Mrs .Jonn /
EAMN-In Bangor ARv sS MxrK
Z. aged sS wears.
EANMGNr-En East Endincrrr
MAY "a Emily z. vie ~ EIh-id<s
aGac Is wears
EEDALkE-Ir Troy MAY "a Mrs..
Ma-v Dee-iuc REac e. wears
L1EST-In Troy MAY IS, Mrs.
James
HACEETT-1n PlErznei6 Msv g
Mrs Jane
PEARs0S-1n Morrill, MAY ss-cr
Thomas Norman.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-06-03

lE-o-o = p1--shslc g.
Nsv zsrsr 4 AInarv Is Tr-st
sz-la New 5avgr .: AInErv : Sec
unc y@t
7rnSasic 6; Waterbury, =
o--EEcs- 4; Bridgeport 8.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-06-03

aesst E4Er sgnnol would Ike 70
III some scnool thai has open
2alss on June snd June 1a.
EARo-D NEAUEE.
Manager of Baseball
5ezss Eign School. Albion. Me.
-..@onone ST.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-06-03
NEW EOEE

@5aIe6 fur EuDneu II ninth
~sBa-1sd Fu- Sticking n ninth
BOSTON
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-06-03

zoo : Q = g o e. 5--R
Batteries: EIIe-erh- Msadar and
NIgus tar AaIipweE: SUITE 9ai-d
End McGEr-y- fur OAK Grova In
pre-. ClEppe-tnE
Baird replaced Su-1ie II rne first
inning AND Msade- replaced HI
d-erh II the second inning Asadsr
struck out 30 men II - innings
After Che first inning tne game 70
solved I-self inrn a Pitchers bs--Ie
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-06-03

ne cusn-nc ano Clerks paseesu
Z -as AUGUSTA twilight League
-oss na-s IL 8 c'cie.-s 1rlr ewe-
n -ne Rsuel Williams felc. A
>ur-ssrsd game rs zuricipares.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-06-03

0auc 1.0@ gen feer Of lumber IN
EAR vea- n making rInrnesnrns
-lnsa-snlns are made IN three
T. AZ. and 4-fnch. but
a. clnrhesuiuE VIII lie
u -ae 4-rnch length. thus sHv-
S-Ilsons II reer Of humber.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-06-03

The First Methodist Church II
Springfield is 70 have a moving
pic-Ere outfit. mt &c he used az a
substitute for rscuia- SERVICE. or- as
an acucE-InnRI -ec-ea-innag. Social.
and evangelical agency.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-06-03
1a* Grove : -aHr~.il g

The E~adUarIun bal game WIS
piavso II rhf afternoon WEI EaIle-
wei Ei=h sGnnol and resulted Il q
~ Of . To 3 E1reI. - innings. The
scnre rT innings
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-06-03

chase. q boy II the eighth grade nf
the Haver-niT schools, not unly beat
al the others n the tDad cnnserra-
Elnn class by putting I'd 1ss Cans and
Jars nT fruits and vegetables laE1 sea-
sun, Du- by doing odd jobs night Gn6
day NJ earned al The monsy needee
10 buy the jars the sugar, the fuel
ant the fooo ne canned
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-06-03
Univ. Of California
Defeats Harvard. 10-5

Cambridge MASS. June The win
aIlc E--eEa c. harvard baseball team
W. D-nsEar IDcs- V-r1an me Cmwsr-
FL C. California defeated the Grim
s1r n - !. The western university
II -ne Tump II -he hrs- inning ~
scn-InE WI -fIus -R-va-d Obtained
-r-eH III lear n rns sIErn bu- the
-,E1r1~s zane na-k z me srvsn1h aac
scr-ec rDu- -urs and dupIica-ec the
Middlebury register. (Middlebury, Vt.) 1886-1937, 1920-06-25
Banshee Dance

On Saturday evening, June 10, an
informal dance was held in the Sigma
Kappa rooms by the Banshee society.
The Banshee colors, red and white
were prominent in the decoration
scheme Music was furnished by Mac
Sweeney 90 Kamens % and Rock %.
Middlebury register. (Middlebury, Vt.) 1886-1937, 1920-06-25
Girls in Camp

The girls of Middlebury Chapter of
Pi Beta Phi are spending two weeks at
the Vittum cottage at Lake Dunmore.
Mrs. P. E. Crane is acting as chap
erone.
Middlebury register. (Middlebury, Vt.) 1886-1937, 1920-06-25

Some men, like modern shops, hang
everything in their show windows;
when one goes inside, nothing is to be
found. -Auerbach
Middlebury register. (Middlebury, Vt.) 1886-1937, 1920-06-25
A LOOK FORWARD


"But l linger too long in these pleas
ant fields. A subtle danger turks in
retrospect; the air is filled with the
languor of the lotus. 1t is fatal to rest
in the backward look; to be creatures
looking before as we'll as after is the
most splendid, surely, of our preroga-
tives. The double view has made
mans progress possible; by virtue of
that distinctive power, he builds the
more stately mansions of the unfolding
years on the firm foundations of the
proven past To hold in honor all
tested truth of the generations gone,
and yet to proffer as one has said, a
genial and gracious hospitality to
whatever is nobly new, is the ultimate
guage of wisdom for men and for in
situations 1t is a searching test, yet
one, believe, that Middleburv need
not shrink from. If any have feared
that this college of ours has abandoned
the faith OF the fathers. to follow after
strange new gods in whatever fields of
thought, l am sure that the fear is
grOundless. Do not confound. for a
moment, the institution with the in
dividual; a frothing eddy may catch
the eye, while the quiet current of the
stately stream flows on its way UNI
The college herself you may
count on Question her, and you need
not fear for the answer; sound her and
she will ring true, as she has rung true
through all the years when the times
of testing came. In the new and siren
uous drama of life upon which the
curtain is rising, l doubt not she will |
play her part, and play it, too, in a
manner of which we may all be proud. |
Conservative, yes, to the very core,
but with a heart that cherishes the |
unconquerable hope, with eyes firm
fixed on the goal of fresh achievement,
and with feet that press ever forward |
toward the unreached heights of the
better days to be. l recall that en-
blem of the old-time printer, Aldus,
familiar to all on the title page Of
every Aldine book, the emblem OF the
Continued on page three !
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-01-21
LADY" BANDIT GETS 81. .ooo.
BuInps into Man and Discusses Weather
az Sho klfira His Porkcis

Pttsbnre, Pa, jan 2 Adam Fltrn
muller. secretary ~ b building aud lu9n
association, was hnld up by Iy,l,t
heavily vcle1 woman iooipad and rebbeJ
of 5000 IN cash end chooks and . gold
watch early yesterday, alrDoae within
aiRht If bie hoUo
oh, | bcg your pardon, the woman
sad ~ she bumped INTO tpIcuniIilor
llc haatcucd 10 parlOn her, but ~ h.
glancrd Jo0H hr saW shc held 90 ono hand
. srnali pistol The warming she ssued w
quiet, but stern. kidmmullcr mterward.
told the detectives, and there vas pOiintig
tp do bat submit
Keeping the Wgtai IN p0eiflon -hs
woman moved eIoaey a. FldenmIllsr and
% = carrleas manner dr from b7 alp
pocket d iarge aallct. fairly bulgiug trI
money and cheeks he lad taken ~ at 3
meeting of the ioa0 gseociutIDu lhcp.
With . snio rhc STARRED . oDuscr.at'u
concerning tlo funny weather Pttatlrs
has bncu having keeping tbr pie"a
pressed cin-n to ncf virtun
EidcnmuIler wla forced iD JON u It'
cnnWryaiDn he eald, 3ud fhr nrer.
pedestrian had lasscd urmt, ie r8lhDi
INTO hn vest perke and removed 1f
watch Witt q sniic she Iur'apri M.
FROM watch chain and again rJrtnDr@
bfT conversation about iha ratfer
fnu Just Escp going la Rarret
FjdonmIIer after fe bad IpGod ~
watch au1 wallet into iargr uIf
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-01-21
GERMAN LINERS SOLD.
Six Are Desposed Of Bids For Other Hun
Ships.

Washington fan ~ sale A
former Ctr-aan cargo vessels aupr1v.r!at-
ing 5000 acadWeighr TONS ~ rrlra
br aTrd tlar aa aDprasa. rv a commute
af ue shipping Board officials ana .--
dependent shipping men VITA. greed r
le~tnreay ly rhe board
Iae -nncn- American Line to fi>r
are" ai THE vessels. Moore r tc,tru1i.,
Cu -Ro Xxi -ae Foreign -ausport ana
Mercantile Corporation bic
Bids 9r he sale .f 'ac thirty av-s iar
man pa-~erger -nsp- closed u wi4GlEHt
la~t aga+ tColr dozen r.a- aa1 areH
received ana were d tile aanaa q tarau
rrmoers al .a- BOAR. w-- a4 fr14s
but j /, uof nougnt ta-t 4uy 4suoa q.
.aAeu .agI the attar par. the Her-
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-01-21
EOR ssALE---REAL ESTATE.


GORDON HEIGHTS, six rooms bath
pantry, laundry. only $500 cash required /.
". ". Vernon. Phone 1872
NICE suburban homo At RoselIo. 62tS ny
no feet StuCco house. seven rnnfnE. re-
ccptloB hail. bath, pantry and large attic.
Hot and cold water severed. cement cellar.
gas and electric. Two porcheE. atticco garage,
fruits. Has 70 be- sceu 10 be appreciated.
Apply on premises, Orchard avenue. Enseiln
q. W MOodY
FARM FOR SALE
al Little Baltimore. near Uockcssin. Del
Farm partly in Pennsylvania, partly IN
Delaware. About 100 acres very larao barn,
farmhouse has eiHctfic iiVhtg hot air heater
bathroom, -. cight-roon tenement hOusa
Nov stone State road nov under construc-
ton steam railroad station adjoining prom
ispr
Possession Marcn j. Jo2o Good invcst-
rnent
Inquire of Julian e. walker. the Ford
Building Wilmington Del ~ Eugene
Walker Media "a
CORNER LOT. u by $50 feet. on trolley
line ~ Beilcfnoor. Dr. + NJ Nilliker. .
Eighth and du Pnnt streets
BUILDERS and investors attention 10.
tn8nd is always Rop1 for moderate Hil"d
homes within easy walk pf city interests
offer lots for seSen bDBRre. Pine stroet
a Ninth Price reasonable.
Eugene hush lui Front phla
FOX SALE-Propcrty si0 Washt ngton
atreot, Apply Harry KmmoDs Ht5 Iarket
atrect
FOR SALE our tot and warehonsa with
q .. siding, a. Thrtneuth and Union
str'sta. Apply si5 5hipiey Rtt"at
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-01-21
room PRICES CrT n H.rE
Lawrence Nass Textile Ha9nstc Hit
II III n Hcavv BI0w

fqwrcnrn Mass van 1I in -r~
urrtl9n ,th hi- Nh. rs eror+ ln--tc-
drrart rurrt orr vHrr -i nnN rrr
plc.~a ar-e Hur- a,I-rh zc Afr -r-se
re r-t H'0nr AcCd rreu.
Irrt .f ts sr-rr.rau n..nlrv. r ai-~4a-
as rarwi1 .a 4ie crtrioe ~
n-.re ih7t hogf raif ~ vtat .ocsl n
lAiirr- 7re nrgna
Ip1 narlo7d ran 2oot7 a7fvrr
Saturday ard 1r .or p-a- ruc.iv rvrr
ritecrlhnd hv tae onr~snraa fiawrV da
r,dnd u tha r'r sto~ehruse NH
WOOD row arerIro 4 vrf@f|e .1c7tor
f,r 1r Binding has n1t been 1etnH-tt
determined where ta huid h1t Ita 1aal
tnc Washington m'i.- ene of ala faur ral
plants horr IA hc heart ot The ~rtv
favored
~ axper+e5 trat work anti ~ tarted
IN he structure r4rir tar sprnr.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-01-21
RELIEF LoAN AGAIN DELAYED
Committee ~ Hear Prom Rcd Cross ur
Near East Conditions

Washington lan II Tgo arre 5a5
~ drIa rc ordered NoDfav q hf
llopse Wa< ard Means committee cer
s.deruQ .hr proposed Legislation
vhrh aan ~ - sl500oo ffn would Z,
mado possible for tte hunger strcstr
ard revolution taro '.nod gn7crrrocne
Gf P9ieud, $-neu m Austria
Nhor thr committee hca-d frrn Crucra
Iaoktr 3i rd ceretary ~ War Eakri
Is- selE -raaacefl shat an vartI
t,vr sr ,.gn would lr A.I gr.terd et-
aud 'hat NJ al prnbahintv sna' 3~tt1r
would NJ taken a1 fhc ommFtee Ia.
rvrrut4rr 'rn ra~ reid ur tbe reai
aa tha hr committee decided p
urf Wednesday, and then hear from (.
reprr7tutlf uf the American tee
Cto=a Wtrn 6ra' srfion wli then =
tatru II raatfrr rnfrf wIi X fac'+r-
unon at nat trac
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-01-21
WIDOW GETS sI5,lOO DAMAGES
Jury Awards substantial Damages
Grade rossiRg suit.

ta-lIIi. rI.. sl A ry
Nor htuprti u4a. alr, Ss-t.a.
-ejHruta arGcl >lJ iH -t..
leal14 c Sew fnZiar 93.raau
st.ar Mrs. amuls --r,
8l rar aralt arr .-sU,s4,
L.o>d ~er4s, Eastern ~.
.Jatas 4u .ya- aa-el I1egeUc-. tl.
aaru a.- ..fuuonla HLs ,s-Lea
tusa HH grade. ross i4- a nrel e@.
,rer4 uWl-..p.
Mrs ~,r.a> lD -a-a .Hr stittn
-lr ieagl atr husband a- >.
far .ue tJtaHa .e. b. lrs rtet,
~tlaB r latter
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-01-21
ROOMS FnR RENT

FURNISHED ROOJ III yrnflrrnan ~
nnd 1oor One nuare fgnn Hotel dn pors.
= TTciffh strect.
FRoST second eto-s f3-ni-heer rtyorr heat
aud oath s1nt Ieertu sfrert
FaH HF>T one larra h~e'rooo a2t
FoE EFNT TRree rbf-d tory front
room t4l Washington streti
FrK>I~HEp ROOMS tiot Jefferson
FoR REvT *tceig furnished -oom ar
nr man and vie Home comfort Phone
LARCE furntahe1 room on wes, arda ror
one Or twn gentlemen Phone z4H3
rIcEIf farn,sh.d r1or7s zen heated. Cali
tlt Jefferson street or phone -21o.
NIcfrY rurnl.nrd sonond-etorr fra1t -aom
for ono nr two gentlemen private family
i11f West street
NEWLY fnrnlshs1 so1ond-sto-7 'front.' room
Electric light steam hcat References ex-
changed Appiy so2 Delaware avenue
NICELY furnished room ror Gentleman ~
man and Rifc Heat light and ISr III trlc
phone. Meals nearby 9i6 NJ Fourth street
oNE very iarge hedroom Apply .22I
oNE 'aree. furnished room, and bath I'M
'nsrIlato possession. CaL t-J3 Jefferson
street
ROOM far rent near I'eunsylvania avenue.
Phone et2S "
ROOMS aud board also tanle p0srd. Apply
III" Washing tau street.
sECOND-,TORY .rout room. f9r one or
two gentlemen Private family Location
central. Phone i6ag X
ROOMS vitu board also tahls ooarders
Reasonable. 20I +. Fifth streeJ.
TWO nicely furnished rooms for Iiznt nuu-.-
heepfng. Good location Electric ilEuJ. neat
and usg 9f telephone. r j.. Every Evening
once.
Two Furnished ven heated rooms f7r
gentlemen. Desirable location rlo-e o
Goof spring Para Apply PIP ilekson street.
or phone 3S2,}
3.WI ROOMS adjoining r1su girls gge-
ferrea waiu ase ~ laundry telephone and
also light cooking t0o y Harrison street
TWO ROOMS. one .4rnl-.i,d ana on, sn-
furnished Fjus residential sectigu west
s!ae hame eamf9rt> Address E a Every
Evening otiice
THREE uufarnl7hel room, So arsf Ho0r in
private a0fue Na objection ts rfllil Az
RichaTL -eg HstiS inlH HldC neat go AGdrs,s
:. Every ENrufuS 1fCe
100 " ASlIINGTON ST Dsslrabte front
roonl furnished Phone 561e
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-01-21
BUSINESS Opportunities.

MAN or woman can secure half interest in .
small. well equipped candy factory. con
tlucted by an experienced candy maker
Must be able TO finance al accounts A "a
Every Evening Office. MAY
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-01-21
FARMS FOR SALE.
VERY DESIRABLE FARMS
NJ REASONABLE PRICES.

" REASONABLE PRICES.
94e9 - acres uiles north of N.Warh
s1.-asm .tou, aud fraue 5oa.s ana usual
eutaaidtnes - tar condition Price Ss5eo
@g1 $ acres peav Detawafe city al8ns
TN canal ~lx-ruom frame baHSe tad tht.
outhaaidjnss III roat condition rriee $3.50.
att aeres. Two miles vest ef Newark.
~extB-TooW frdfta haust, outbliltInes or
ebdrd. ~. HIirr S55on
gn@ - acfes near Glasgow zsishtsraotn
frame honee oatbaiidinFs. fruit Price
go 2't acres near Glasgow - acres IN
rita Eieh, room hrick hous,z= oafballd
lags orchard pfiee SIGa00
Qfaa def,~. near tfocke.ssa Al and m
ti4lssst.z tAt room frame ao8f-e BAN aud
Ms-aa sfted <ear trolley Price x55oa
elif -. agres near kirkwood ~. acre.
1it3tge balance UHHcr Seven zrf5of4 franz
,l9a.t and "dihaiiings m good condition
Price aIu.5a9.
l'sI5 y 4.re- ucaf Porter Fss.=res,d
iranl. nous ard usual onteiituss Price
tfaa. 4ao acs.. near Newark I.,.,..s,..s =.
tsaa1. ti-ro8u fri.Ile haIlst tenant hon =
4ha 945 iuIti1lsS orchard ~ JaAea truits
s45 :. acre near iTon fiji F4x.@T.,o5.,
frame hoa-s aud eofhaldines tsrles $40
G136 20 acr.s Hcas Elkton ~IN.f5.tIp ft...,..
t,tiaSt. oathultitHG> aud small orchard
s.5s, ! aefss Hear ttkt8a "a acres am
ter i9al aerc> tilase. -Four r6ou5 ffzs9af.
h",ls' tafr, room hgH&3IaW aaibtI4ItfII5s
4ud orchard Price sl.au :
COZ - aefe and store property ae..f
Slae.r's >efft raeu fFstfa5 ta9I- -,
sief' front etthaidins~ AID baaa PrisF
fls us acr ueat lppielou II room
erics ST. ouU os55ia
tlaH - aer's. aear Chiffon f4.5,zSfstT.x
frame house vii sisht rooms o4ff.IIIfa
ING orchard, Sc Price S5Hlu
-. . acre. hear Comentopn tive
inss N good condition Pric. S5838
s33o3 IS acres near EiRtou Eoqrzr Room
tfam" holSe and the usual outhoIieIa,s ~,
far condition Price S55Ue =
Albert l. IeeIe Farm Agency. Inc.
81 hing ST Wilmington.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-01-21
PSYCHIC PAI.ArISTRY

MADAM GLOVER. PaInnst aud Psychir
personal efficiency. Daily &c a No. 70 q
n Sundays 10 ~. ~ g. u If10 Arch
6treef Appofu tuent- IscU Phone s37I I1o-
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-01-21
/ +. Norman Co.

t9fs Fori touring
fali Ferd roadster
Iais ttfvrotef rpatsfer
iaf~ overland sedan
1910 Lexington ) PASSENGER
psafitas passenger SEDAN
Hudson touring
Packard Twin SIX
Ahots cars maV bc purchased On our con-
tenlsht monthly payment Dian + desired
Act auick see Mr. katirdgr sf2 "a -f3f,-. +,
French stroct Turn Han open evenings
from to