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The Filer record. (Filer, Idaho) 1919-1930, 1920-03-04
fsrmsr fIlrr Re, Appointed 10 wssi
felni.

W J. GLASGOW custodian % the
county courthouse has a letter from
CONGRESSMAN Addison T Smith. sdsis-
inK - the appointment ~ Ralph Gas
gov. biz sou 70 fhe military academy
a. West Point conxressmsn Smith
advises the appointment has been for
xsrded ~ him 20 the secretary Of
AR. and a.sures AR Glasgow that o..
acisl confirmation ~iii b. received ia
short time
Ralph ClseEo~ - - present IN h's
first year 10 the University % Idsso
He graduated from ~ Twin PALS
high school last yesr and sss pr~si-
dent ~ bis class Ne vas prominent
IN athletics and ws- ma lor -donlo o.
the hlxh school hand
The Filer record. (Filer, Idaho) 1919-1930, 1920-03-04
FtDEgAL An FOR >EW
IDAHO ROADS u SMALL

Small possibility for Idaho 70 psrti-
eipaie extensively IN federal aid for
road buildins during the years 1880
"a = held ont ~ a letter resolved
Saturday by the Twir Pals ndminis-
traitor from Representative Burton
7 French. idsko's share 81 t2sT.-
ace go nrrrrarlaies for all the state
4 sl.is5 ssrsr. Frshch sdvises. show
ina ihai Txin rails s~Hr's sirrs hss
voted nearly tEo-lhlrdr o. me arouBi
ncec.sary % meet the appropriation
Tor ldsho on a fifsy-fifty basis
The Filer record. (Filer, Idaho) 1919-1930, 1920-03-04

The Filler Hardware COMPANY thi.
week received > straieif csrlssd Of the
popular DrI-afai cream ssp<Fxtors.
The ear contained isa sspsrzfors. and
the company have on immense exhibits
q the mschinss ~ display Ia their
large ssox wiaacx on fsssms sssnus
This = s4id 10 have h~sa me u thu
few carloads ~ cream .<psfsiors svsT
sh.ppsd n 70 a fsiali hsrd~srs firm
10 the state Drrf : sac 200 b<lzvsls
have already b~sn sold IA the uhiisa
states slors
The Filer record. (Filer, Idaho) 1919-1930, 1920-03-04
DOCTOR HAWKINS To DO
P0sT-GRADrtTE WORN IN EAST

DR. l. W. Hawkins. who has been
praeticinE osteopathy here Cor he last
seven or eight months. has temporari-
" closed his Offices in the Woods
building and Will leave shortly FOR
Kansas CITY Mo. where be intends 70
take a postgraduate course he i a.
present settling up business matters
before he departs for the east
The Filer record. (Filer, Idaho) 1919-1930, 1920-03-04

urged that the membership roll should
be twice what Il Is now. TIE mem
bership fee is only s..
Join the Filler Commercial club.
ind assist in the development Of the
Filler Country. is the slogan that
should enlist the moral aud financial
aid OF every resident OF this section
The Filer record. (Filer, Idaho) 1919-1930, 1920-03-04

Prizes l,ssl--g. b ssiiivsh. xhe ss
In the lisss,cet b<yiAg busipe<s r.
ports that price, = kefs>s- cattle.
hogs snd sksep ~ - he upward
lrsad. He hss bssa ep>Adias the pass
vest II tt1 tseinitl.
The Filer record. (Filer, Idaho) 1919-1930, 1920-03-04

Wesley Young has purchased the J
T. Buck so-acre farm south Of town
for a consideration OF $500 an acre
possession 10 be given December I. II
s. probable that the Bucks will move
10 California. Mr. Young intends "a
make his newly acquired farm. his
permanent home
The Filer record. (Filer, Idaho) 1919-1930, 1920-03-04

fs~aka esB<-Tksrs ~iil b.
hzssst ball xarns Friday Hfssrpooa b.
tween the Filler grade school quintet
and ths team from Nores school The
game IL scheduled for 30 in The a.
tsrnoon. and ~iil b played on the
outside court a. the school grounds
here
The Filer record. (Filer, Idaho) 1919-1930, 1920-03-04

RssA ~ IN JeA--Hsnry hammers
and RIns Sssrs returned Sunday frosa
a vssk-snd triD % Lava Hot springs
Mr., 2mEsrs ~ ssescssnily ~.
covered frev his ssssNs sp~rn'ioa -
rssums HE dssiss u The Record ~
kra.
The Filer record. (Filer, Idaho) 1919-1930, 1920-03-04

Returns Fr~m Wish d. c. Biekford
mas rsiurnsa frcn ssnri Wait srsss
vifA his snn At <sinps
The Filer record. (Filer, Idaho) 1919-1930, 1920-03-04

New Arri,si-R c. Smith OF salt
Lake CITY has accepted a position a.
stenosrnphsr and kookkespsr al the
Anderson Ease psi~s
The Filer record. (Filer, Idaho) 1919-1930, 1920-03-04
ma


will receive a hall set OF
contest closes the last ress III
The manual training class nnn III
direcfion OF n " Jorss hnishta d
maEsxin. rack for the assembly lsil
this week
Mrs y c Graves and Mrs y =
Hayes entertained "Wednesday a. iur-
eheon IN the dsnlnE room 81 the do
nestle science department II Vas
served By the girls Of the senior ac-
m~sfie science class The coirr
scheme % yellow zsd ~hite vas artls-
Ideally carried out With jonquils. sri
dainty place cards Those present
we're the guest of honor. Mrs Henfs
" Ci0achsck Of T~in Pals and Ne
danes T y Moore J. " Tanner. 81
n Bunce. ~ J. Weaver. c. n shear,
~. r. X Dililnsfsm. r. v Jones. &,
y Deal. Charles kcSieary " ~
Graves. y. N Aosisy. and T l. Cart
ney.
The Filer record. (Filer, Idaho) 1919-1930, 1920-03-04

That the Filler Commercial Club Is
bound TO be force on the conmunity
IS xeli evidenced BY the accomplish
menfs that have already been made.
and the program UNDERWAY II y
The Filer record. (Filer, Idaho) 1919-1930, 1920-03-04

TIE matter OF dues was hfceehed
sra h wss announced thar notices xill
shortly be mailed to all members ad-
WANG them that dues for the current
sls month period srs ho~ due and
tayshie Al the Office Of the treasurer.
Vie directors sons time ago fixed 81
d sks manfhly fee RI tAs eiHh 20 be
The Filer record. (Filer, Idaho) 1919-1930, 1920-03-04
~. nLaEELEr HEEE WITH

Mr. and Mrs Frank Blake
weds OF Lava Hot Springs
for a several weeks stay An
Mr.. and Mrs. Bl1hsisy
married a. Soda spriaErV40
day of last week tt
Curtis has been snxsx
iinery business at AexANCr
Mr.. Blak~ls, az old
has been living al ,,...........,,,,,.,..,,,,.,
Tor The ls.t year. IN i|I
The Filer record. (Filer, Idaho) 1919-1930, 1920-03-04

IL WAS shown thar As result OF the
meeting Of the Club = month ago. 81
which time addresses were made on
rAs Building ami loan organizations.
NAT 4 branch Of an association has
bees formed here ulih a membership
ssess1ins ~ members already. and
that oshrf companies have dcne an IN
ERASED hH-iN--s
The Filer record. (Filer, Idaho) 1919-1930, 1920-03-04
May Bond For Paving
Sanitary Conditions

A communication from the State
Food and Sanitary Department was
read pointing out needed sanitary i'm
proyements in the village. and urging
the cooperation OF the Commercial
Club in alleviating certain unhealth-
ful conditions
The Filer record. (Filer, Idaho) 1919-1930, 1920-03-04

II was pointed out by President
Markell that as The Twin Falls county
fair Is one OF the few fairs in the
Northwest that will conduct a COM
plste racing program. a Commercial
Club Derby would do much to attract
interest not only in the races but in
she town and club and fair. No ac-
ton was taken on the proposal for the
present
The Filer record. (Filer, Idaho) 1919-1930, 1920-03-04
Wendell Man Speaks

W l. Brown. = member OF the
Chamber OF Commerce OF Wendell was
present and spoke on the possibilities
of bridge and grade 10 connect up
with the two towns over Snake river.
II is known that Wendell is desirious
OF immediate action on this matter
and have already completed or are
about to complete a graveiled road
leading from that town 20 the top OF
the grade north OF the proposed bridge
which would be i2 miles northwest OF
Filler. The estimated cost OF such
rrotecf IL from <rs 90 IN S7s 00o
The Filer record. (Filer, Idaho) 1919-1930, 1920-03-04

Il Is expected that there viii be .
special hseefinr of the club called IN
the course Of twc or three weeks al
which time = representative Of ife
San Francisco chaaiher Of Commerce
will be here % Outline q proposition
thar viii mean more 10 Filler and
southern Idaho than anyihins ysi Al
tempted here II the line OF cofstfac
The Filer record. (Filer, Idaho) 1919-1930, 1920-03-04

The secretary read numerous let
tsrs OF inquiry from persons turnout
the country who are seeking possible
locations in or about Filler II was
stated thar Filler might be tie scene
of dying aerial circus sometime
during the summer II plans Of a CO.
tsrie OF Cooding business men ma
rsrislixed
The Filer record. (Filer, Idaho) 1919-1930, 1920-03-04
Want Mountain Time

4 On motion OF ID. L. Beamer. the
club adopted resolutions addressed TO
the public utilities commission asking
that this section again be placed in the
Mountain time zone. Commercial
bodies thruout the state are acting
on this measure in an endeayor 10
bring relief TO the troublesome time
sysfem now in use here
The Filer record. (Filer, Idaho) 1919-1930, 1920-03-04

The classes IN 4.
department are hzvls
boy IL TO make q n
tool chest TIER are
and second the boy
first ~ill receive .
tools the one ~lnniI
will receive a bali .
contest closes the Las
The Filer record. (Filer, Idaho) 1919-1930, 1920-03-04

In the matter o. Issuing a phamp-
et on Filler. il IVES decided that the
first press run would consist OF 5000
-opies. and that hey will be supplied
10 all local residents in unlimited
quantities. free % charge These will
be ready for distribution with the
month
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-11-15
Legal Notices

NOTICE Estate OF Patrick A Naulty de
ceased Notice is hereby given that letters
testamentary upon the estate OF Patrick
A. kaulty. late OF Nilmlns ton deceased
were duly granted unto Annie a. Nauity
on the sixth day OF November. A. d.
1920, and ali persons indebted to the said
decea Sed are roques ted to mako payment
To the eAecutTiX without delay and ali
persons having demands against the de
ceased are required 10 exhibit and present
the same duly probated to the said execu
trix on or before the sixth day Of Noyem-
ber. A. ID 1921. or abide by the law in
this behalf. Annie i. Naulty. eSecutrtx
Address Charles 4. Cutltsy. Lorney a. law
Ford Building. Niimiugt delaware
NOTICE-Estate OF Margaret III. Springer
deceased Notice is hereby given that let
.ers testamentary upon the estate OF Mar
xaret h Springer, late of White Clay
Greek hundred. deceased. were duly granted
unto James Rankin Davis on the twenty
nth day OF October. A. ID, 1920. and all
persons Indebted TO the said decea sed are
requested to make payment TO the ox-
eclitor without delay. and all persons hav-
Ing demands against the deceased are re-
Quireh 10 exhibit and present the same
duly probated To the said executor on or
before the twentS-hfth day Of October.
A - 1921. or abide by tie law in this
behalf James Rankin Davis. Executor.
Address Equitable Building, Whining
ton. Del
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-11-15
HORSE NOTES.

>lnulchSon and Bonham tua ~.4em
business men, campaigred a small stable
up IN Maine. late this season and won
quite number Of races on their vaca-
ton trip.
Herman Tyson i working It wear
lug and two-vear-old trotters. l. Inc
property Of ] Writ Willis, and TWO owned
by IL J. : Stoecklc Tyson Will remain
al his home trainIrg camp st Newark
Del, this winter
Billy Jackson. 204 L bEoUght $4,000
al a Down East auction and is booked
for a trip across the big pond along with
May Bird, 20714, that twas raised down
ID Delaware ard raced arouLd this sec
ton some Years ago
Lady Del. Black Bear. Nelly Gray
Love Berry, Lady Dodsou, Secret { and
Lady California ara owrcl and raced
bv colored drivers down , ia special
events. Some Of these horses werc for
merly owued here
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-11-15
NEGRO PRISONER LYNCHED.
Virginia Mob Takes Him from Jail
Accused of Assauliing Woman

Bristol, Tenn. Nov Is. Dave Hunt,
d Negro, aged -, captured after chase
on = passeC ger train and held for Az
alleged assault on Al aged white woman,
was taken from The Jail at Wise Va.
early Yesterday b. moo Of about :
men and harged TO a bridge GEAR ksnL
Junction.
After the lynchin tne mob dispersed
quietly and tonight no arrests had been
reported. Entrance vas gained 70 ne
jail by brea, ing down The doors, and he
Negro vas taken 70 the scene Of he
lynching IN an automobile.
The alleged attack ou the woman.
who IS 80 years old, occurred AZ her
home Friday She Jagged passccg g.r
train as It camc by and told members ot
the crew that she had been attacked hs
the Negro whom they could SC walking
some distanc, ahead The rain started
aft,r the Negro, who headed for he moun
tairside The trai0men left their ram
and followed
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-11-15
SUNDAY a DAY or
CONTINUED nam pass

Nu 'fhN'fi I'f"i f'tH
The engine Vss gong A. a go1d fafr
nf speed when ~ rvarved ard struck 30
cIrh which causrd the men ,0 D. fhfuFr
m Later " vhs tDusd back ~ ths Gro
house, On 9ecpnd street near Dfshgf 10
ing tn BADLY dsmngcd =" ~ rr .a'
under - own ppVer
Tho Ere a. Belisfoute vps ~ tLe fl
~ ] Foreman md was raussd d. ~
feciive Hns The dsmags wss vi.
trnsiyo
WsRopvEr rv svDEr
The esrapo ~ me family ~ l1sspi
COX. - years Old. ln,l4d.ng 30 Fiie
85 ard two daughter AID D small gfArd
child, we're The putsfardiug ifsflres -
fire ~ Third md Poplar str,r's ah1't DO
o'clprk Iaa' night Nrs or gahiFd
Up he baby ard wrapping hsr.ef a
aha9l t0f'ernd d,wn 'a1 2 gbp ~ sfafrs
~ the street fp'i0Vrd 10y
daughter. parity ~ad
Jhn husband ~ % r.srn 4n tre 'tIr'
fopr 'he front Z 'ts pgIb'rR thinking
hc nas tupfed. s'f,r p'ed '1 esrapr r4u
front ardlu lbr Rciarrr
Company Nhirh ras tar frsf 90 80 vffr
raIzsd laldrr wh.h r-ae bsd only 81 tfe
socprd vfpry Eludyft rtg r.r
the 'hfd rrry vudow '.r NJ ~
and caught 30 yiir- .ea s .sFs
~ thc grornd DO .afrtr
The budrg Rr- owned 1y ~
IaueY ard fto 'Duer 0,y- fW l-fi
grDoery stare Iie a.,s - 1'rse
%: determine rrf
rnotr. v tf0
mated
rrr,rr pvvv
Tho fire. frr -sA
z 5c.oek tn rnr t.f
N $50 Il-f ~ r,t rer+f
tne Ece.'ad' h- r'rrra
ore Itr .'tu
.assrcrt ~ t. rw
1sted = .tR- ts ssrr'
s'rrot side r ~. re ert
rer'4arr rs rr
-r.tr ,tokrR
Ter tfo'us. f-s
tarrar' ~ .- -s pr-- s'eer
~ thr tvs-tl H,s- rrt- ra~r-e
large gteu ,tr f-owr tastsF
uosr-f He r,rrr .-f --r 'rr-r fo-
ttc nid,-- rftt
Por-e~,- f,A.
( -rran r-ars davr--
oupa05 shs1 rs~
NJ 'o ne Fe-'alrar' arf -nashsf a ,..
ioc- rlv 'rl
-rUCFG Enr .rrF f.nI fff FnfF
Ir tAe rear' frr fdwrrd prrv tr,
Irruk lsrrs III rr sr~e ro1ar -
=rarnpsred Is adder ~ rsr'sf
through 're smoke r.vne the s.ss.r.nr
r,orns where ne rr.r we-s eirirg
the oro'ss' II rrluar's ~ 0ems
'he. arred -frr0 z. 'ts v'raows aa@si
~ man, lrv-r - sdder even Z ta~
sleerers we're reaotlpd u q : manner ars~
others re-r -aSrr .vrr 10 M ard affr
d1p,r pider -uaet ~ .lslapsrr
t0rnpant
~ a|arrn r7a ser- r III offer Oscar
T Aart rnn t.r -u 4f faRhfh anil
Iarke- -'rref- r. nsf ls'F ar. ar.
rived IN tue --ene rar.y rdrrrd 4 serrna
alarm str.rx AMI t-rl ght tne hrand TIre
Necrarr.e trd .rI~uenaerre fnraranIsa
- 10 vrrre .r lilalng
vh.cr + rrn.r Nfe t12 naule
.ard Eaz rs'.s.ated rt zrf rde'
el gNO .ar.lv ~o.e-e1 ut uEiranrf
csfiTaa'c III t1e Fs tfe rwark tln,
s'or" snd me <rvs'sd' PANT store urr'
made rIr Rts. eved 'hrv rr-e -.re-ef
av Insurance
hp aue Fire rnans resn0rue.
4 a'iH s.arm 81 'Fe.' uft street.
- -sfc-.a t'tr-rutr Fneu ers
broke uf re fwe ~ r~Ir.r1
Acme HAL 1.rrpg Au -arn-atr.l
-rr ire n rar-.t.lu ra es -
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-11-15
&c. ) ant Killed While Cunning

Centreville. Md, Nov Is Funea
services for John G. Slant. prominent
farmer Of the Second district wh was
accidentally killed while cunning. we're
held Yesterday afternoon at 2.30 o clock IN
Ccntreville Methodist Episcopal Church
Mr. Slant, who resides on the D. IL
Hurlock farm, near Church Hill, had been
aunning with his brother, Noah Sta oi
Centreville While he was attempting to
step across d single line of wire fence ono
Of the barbs became entangled in his
clothing and lie fell, presumably striking
the trigger Of his gun. which caused d ~
he discharged
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-11-15
HAD MISSING TREASURE
french auto Dealer u Arrrstsd Nfh
Money Thought Osi on Steamer

Hy tssoc.ated Press F.. livery Ev~nlaE
Alars..it..S \4. 81 le ,tean
ar N-tqae ana ~ rat flsta ~
'auuarr sl-a rga-. r na-
.aelIrutA-.. MENTIONED .na ~ -arrr1
tjOOOuoO -aac- 3 r-a r.I.s 4esuue,l
me Bauqur ranca.s riglr rrlru
'a.e, % Daka-
seven hundred l0lsAaI RACES
new rii- winch le .o4c- a.t le1 .n-,.
rs oe.onEak - -ce At0Q4e lfpmeu
ala winch Nere supposed -rsuua
an ae BOTTOM &. -le -,l Eerr 0eeNei
.eizeG ve-jevgAt s.rl le- aras1 81.
automobile .-a.er IA -rreste. us
CITY
arassy vas l.o..- .1 1oarg .-sll p.
Paris a len -...c- tc--- IS el h'm 30
ACCOMPANY 'lem 81 .e -iaL.u a
,.ltca-c ~ .arr-! were 20 0UU -aa.- r
ueW tl-. l- Maer, +. Naic. te.
consecutive aE1 5Lae4 syria -corls
~alpu.,L 'lr laAa. aas
the A.rsq-e l.,s-te4 b, .l" s..r
TIA, ,L~s U0U1V -ales sas f1ieu
before we ,alp el' .sl 1orA
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-11-15
IMMIGRATION APPEALS.
Assistant Secretary OF iabor Ma, 'e
stationed al Ellis islanu

By As>o,a.r.. pr,s- Fu-s vru.1A
New N,-a \a. nrgrr-rnt
Isaac siege. Ra. IF sla arrn-
meeting II '., fr.> rir.u
mlg3tion ~ is t-lirgrr t.r. ...r 30
lie VII 3rge -st APRON u.,.. tt
,.stau' ~,r-etar iah, - ratoar.
a. Fil- Is.sHe uu kraft.u .at.
pas, up,a agp.a rum h, 3r,
The board, -vo.s aeI
Tt~ a.sr a.t ,l, ~,ss -.
ueY nc- . rrc MN -ter N..
ic's, anj ac.hctrg N1g
present ~fsW 'H-va-.Ug
,o Washington
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-11-15
SHoRrAGEI> PROFESSORS
Association of American nse stiles -
Siders Means of RccrlltinE

Bs Associated P-,s, x. h.ls
New YORK Not Ih, ,....
oi recruiting -oucke rs .cs-..> Hhosu
numbers "a Fsef thc .o-,u hu-ag
MA before th. ss,o,iAtiau a Nntr An
universities uhiyh h, 8n Z, tlaut rfu-
Sonuon irrc 'ndat
,urytl trto,uft-. u-
covering thr .erod -u ha, ar r,-
fore to tv,o tear, Ef.r .nu a ,h.a 81
thar hc IniNcrs.ue, tlr NIIufI. haN
IA reascd their enrolment li gpdaat.
students hNc rcr rcn uhilo thr numh,
j. student seeking sa.uafc ustr4,ton
whu could uo. he accommodated Na
Increased j6 ne, ,ut
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-11-15
4 Hard Boiled itisen

H. mulc which Dude Bush NA
Ing the other dsv >hlcl And -u tr.
huggy Of into thr -la, ditch overturr x
III. throwing hn it lftrA an
cash Ia his iorchcal. nl4Isrg R.t .hae
,ng hm u, corsiderah.N t. iut
nate, hc WA, 10, hurt lst,H II
News
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-11-15
~. Waters /, hancellor

Princess Anne Nd \Dt i5 hr.,
Davenport has appointed Cu hrur
Waters 3. Princess Anne IS hr Ran
III the Diocese uf Ea,tou
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-11-15
Put So. . CoiI C35I Sa57s@ Ss7os4

N any stove ron have. GuArsu osed 70 1eat
and COOK. Demonstrated st 2is T. Fourth
street
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-11-15
Wanted Ia IIent
REAL. ESTATE FOR SALE
Houses Por 5als

Houses Por jais -
DELAWARE CITY Large veli built
frame house lu good repsir with aTge
grounds Al kinds n fruit Within Ave
minutes walk - railroad depot or trolley
Price sS000 This is about one half of real
yaltIe Apply - ARK Delaware
city Del
WASHINGTON HEIGHTS Van Bur"n
street between Twenty second and TventY-
third streets New seven room house stfu
bath attic open fireplace three porches
tile bathroom. large lIvingroom. aof water
heat Colonial finish. Apply 52Y orange :
Shore Property For Sale Sc
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-11-15
Auction Sales


AUCTION SALES--Oi every description.
Anyaher II you want 10 sell liant
ton tue square Ibtal Auctionecr anu Farm
Agent, 7u5 Madison st. Phone 1S4S ".
PUBLIC SAI-E- OF personal property.
November IT, 1920. 10 D N. Having
changed the form Of lease tue undersigned
will sell the following personal property for
the owner on tho road leading from the
Limestone road 10 Pike Creek. known as
the " iiliam Croasan farm. near Milltown.
eight miles west Of " Nimington. Del. -
head Of Holstein cattle. consisting OF eight
good milch cows two heirers. two butts
This Holstau herd is especially we'll bred
and is worthy of ths consideration OF any
dairyman One Berk shire SOW and litter
OF pigs seven Berkshire shoats, $50 bush
els OF corn 200 bushesl Of oats and farm
ing utensils too numerous to mention.
Also at the same time and place the fol
lowing personal property belonging TO the
undersigned Two good young horses and
numerous farming utensils. Terms of sale
cash Short brothers. j. w Hamilton
Square Deal Auctioneer. j, Ed Wilson,
A Nj. illey. clerks.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-11-15

Let classified ad help you get hep hlt
helps Call 2200
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-11-15
ROOMS AND BOARD
Rooms and itoari

Rooms and itoari 67
MONROE ST, lOO4 Nicely furnished
rooms for gentlemen. Also taple board for
ladies' or gentlemen. Good home cooking.
MARKET ST. 1901 Room and board
Phone 4GiI w
WASHINGTON ST. 1919 ~Rooms for rent
with board All conveniences.
WASHINGTON ST 1915 Room and
board. Also first-class table board. Phone
7643.
Rooms " ithoui BOARD 66
ADAMS ST. liU5- Nicely furnished room
Good location. Phone 6667 w.
ADAMS ST, $40 Furnished room. suit
able for man and wife or two gentlemen
H l4TH ST, 10 Furnished second floor
room use OF phone.
JEFFERSON ST, l3I2-Nicely furnished
bedrooms. Good location Use of phone.
JEFFERSON ST.. 820-'Third- story front
room and private bath for one or two
gentlemen.
JEFFERSON ST. l2lI-kiceIy furnished
rooms. all conyeniences. U Sc OF phone.
n. FRANKLIN ST. 3l1-Threo unfurnished
rooms and bath, second floor
n HARRISON ST.. S0o-Two unfurnished
rooms. Use of gas aud bath
ROOM Well furnished second story. ad-
joining bath. Electricity. Private family.
4l33 J.
ROOMS Two and sitchenette. unfurnish-
ROOMS Furnished nd-stoEy front
rooms for gentlemen or ladies. Phone
42o4 }.
ROOAf-Ne8ly furnished corner room twin
beds. Boulevard section. Phone 1915 Il
ROOMS-Furnished on second door. Heat
and electric lights. Central loca tion Phone
2046 W.
WEST SIDE Nicely furnished room for
gentlemen or man and wife: next to bath.
Private family. Pnone 3565 j.
WEST ST 9O7 Furnished room gentle
snen ouly First floor apartment
WEST ST. I2lJ-Desirable rooms. FOR rent.
newly furnished. Prone 7054 J
W FOURTH ST. 1000 Furnished room.
In strictly private family. Phone 1891.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-11-15
ANNOUNCEMENTS
crspnHis

ftrstnHtS
\ Nc\ would hkc very much to hear ',a.
from \ Nic\ who lrft her home last July
and uf whom nothing has been heard since
that time All is forsiN'n. aud could but
hrsr from her ar ~" hcr "nu'u eaSr 49,, a,I ~
arntng heart My homo = ready 20 receive
hrt Mrs : T. *
NoTlCE Mrs VI Nicholson has removed
from 80 West strret I" l4o1 Marse., .,
n..rdre-sing snampoOing and msssasius
paflurs Pnoue lSD5
NoTtCE The annual meeting ~ the
Homeopathic hospital Association Tor the
clection of officers and transaction of what
ever bustness that may come h"fnrc u,
viii bu held at the hospital ON saturday,
November 20 iR.Hn. at - clock hnhcrt
u krutp Se,frtsrl
&oIItE Al memhcrs 30 diamond Coun-
tI Nu = Ir - VI ARE requested
d, turrt at the Council room. 9os lstnal
street.. Monday evening November T."
lasnrss - tmP"rtan'" VIII hr tFan'acten sil.r.i
NIsu the annual visit - the state Noun-
elut Al Nl-itnrs cordially received -
-tuops secretary
Lost and Found 10
AtKkDNth rFRkIER Reward Il n
rhrue aths
nFfn TAN 'REC hIPrS \, In white
'uNyiopc, THURSDAY ev"nins 9stNrcn p"s,
etlrn to " tlminEtou Morris flan banh
q % -htple1 str,rt Reward
poe lur any Information leadinE 70 tho
return ui "A COME fnur months on. lpNt
ftnn t...t boulevard suitable revart viii
tt RtNtn
Doo lost small brown two months
odd Answers to nam" ~ Jack Reward ~
rrturnod - iush nsStnut street
not, Tor any information i.adiug &" IN"
trturn - ,talils fonr ninnths nld. lost
from f.lf tttuigN ari suitable rev ard y VI
tt gwen
.Oi " pAk Ms Lost between N raul ;
,.tNfs.b and smith AMI Madison ltc-
fufu sts Tast \tnth street
IS Attu adN gold opcn faced lost So
ID. from Pennsylvania station ~ Eighth
sud Market bstWVrn : and 3 clock on
fut W ttird street
WRIST " NTtH Lost God Eisin Satur-
.aN on Niarkct street between 4th & Sth
ets hstWc,u pa and p N Reward
r4udev pl,ase return ta Every Evening
lttUsr
IS NICH lAdN gold wrist watch and
lrasclct on SATURDAY initials NJ Re
uard Il returned e. 1nt king street
WHIST WATCH lost INITIALS
n = ELGIN. oN RLACk RIB-
noN REWARD ~ RETURNED TO
INEkN ENINING OFFICE.