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MIC RESORT FOR CHELSEA.

Atlantic City, y J., oct. ia
AZ. amusement nad convention hal
project IS planned for the boardwals
II Chelsea and announcement OF plans
viii he made within two weeks, u was
learned Yesterday. The enterprise VIII III en- N
tail an investment Of 81 0oo, 600 ana oe
financed hy investors in Chelsea proper
ties II
The structure, according TO plans, WI
a. an on the ocean front adjacent 'e
the Ritz Carlton, 80 contain ,hSaode oos
moving picture theatre win a IN 1,Gvt ~
seating capacity, a convention nan VIII
,,terchangeahle walls and seating up tc
eonO. with ample room for exhibits
Ther, will he a music hall where hun
drca-nieco symphony orchestra is to glv'
aailv concerts tho year around. In th'
basement will be tho resorts hrst lc'
skating rink.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-10-13
NEW REPUBLICS FLAG
STRANGER IN GERMANY
Black. Rod and Gold Emblem
Has Never Been Seen IN
MANY Towns.

nesln. Oct "A The black, red and
voli nNs of the German republic Is less
II evidences than ANY other OF the dozen
~ ,nntc official cmhlcms which wave
from hnusea oi every town and ctN oi
the country Tho most popular banner
la the black. whi,c and red OF the former
nmplv
IA snmn provinoes and IN number OF
towns tho republican flag has never been
flown. Il Aot recognized, and cannot ne
rufrhAsed
lven ii pcrlin, -ca, Of tho govern
mnn.. the nVing standards OF the en-
psfn nutn,inlcf thnse ol tho republic,
wh,eh anpeAt generally to he restricted
a. necessary official use or ~ popular
demonstrations IN favor OF the new
toglmr ..,.
fhe srd Gag oi the Communists
uu.lly dies Ude h, sdc with the rcpuo-
lean rolofs durine any popular parades
~ Manifestations
Ia snme quarters this situation has
caused apttetion against monafchlcai
ptouas.nAisla and here and there has
se.,llo1 IA hshts between the police and
athes.eta III the monarchy or between
mnnafphl.,s and republicans hut ON 'he
HHtiN Or i'ht lfAN+iti Nlttff'ffhAf -.
Tho aul, definite effort 60 prevent the
nae n ,hc nAg ~ the republic has COME
ftum the mercantile interests, which are
s,senunualy seeking authority 10 retain
the,t alA cnlors the ilaR of the empire
with thn outline OF an iron cross m Tho
upsrf r,uht hand corner " v argued
,hla nas WAS known Ia nearly every port
IA the world before the war and that i''
abandonment would handicap German
shlpplns, which Is seeking with oil avail
able menns 90 regain its pre-war presuse
Tho government has Indicated That ]
rrlafrnlnm may anon be held TO permit
the pcople generally go decide whether
tho ,lvmand oi the mercantile Interests
should hn granted.
fafh terman state holds proudly t'
ia old colorS the hlack-white Of Prussi'
the hme.whi. ~ bavaria, the green
white ~ Saxony, and, among the Ter
men residents, the yellow-w hite Q
tnper Silcsa. Fast Russia HES the hal
n he empire, and declares Il will hav'
No other
Supporters of the republic profess. con
hd.nra that the great majority oi th'
peoplc would willingly support the re
mhlic In an emergency, notwlthstano
ms the wide spread attachment TO othe
Hnua
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-10-13
That Changes Everything

When you've decided that at last the time has come
when you afford TO buy car, and you have words
with the automobile dealers who show you the ten
<tweve finest in America for your money, but they
all want too much money
And you begin 20 realize that II auto prices
have fallen they didn't hurt themselves much, and
they're still too high for yo because you're in the
ket for reay.good car at really reasonable price
And you've just about made up your mind TO do
lot of walking this winter and let the 20
till spring-when calls your attention TO the
unusual offers in Every Evenings Automobile column
And That Changes Evcrythingl
Because you find anumber Of cars described there
that sound like just what you've been looking forand
the prices sound better than anything youve been ook
ing for
And YOU step out and buy the best Of the cars
and start right in to do your fall and winter motorng
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-10-13
EVERY EVENING
CLASSIFIED ADVERTISING;
lndcsed for Quick beierenoe'l re

CLASSIFIED ADV iStNN,
lndcsed for Quick keierence.l
LINE RATES PER DAY.
Count slx words TO the line.
Count iritials and numbers as WORDS.
No charve ad taken for less than aVc'
No prepaid ad taken for less than zoS,,
Dav . .......,.. -.......-ls cents 20 seaes ,ats
4 Consecutive DAYS IL cents ~ cen.s
a Cou~ec,ittve DAYS. cents ceh's
long TERM ADNERTlslNo.
special rates for business advertising
given upon request - -,poyc
REPUBLICATION FOR ERRORS.
Repuhlfcafion will he made for errors
moi tho fault of the advertiser, II aaVerus-
or will report the error within z4 nours
after nrxt publications OF advertisements
TASSiFICATIO>S NOT Phh-
MITTED.
TFIFPHONED ADS,
Classified Advertisements that are teie.
nhoned 10 Every Evening viii be accepted
~ the charge rates shown above. but
the prepaid cost amount Will be accepted
as fun payment II offered at the business
of,cc Within six days after any sucn ao
is frst printed In the paper. Otherwise
tho cost at the charge rates quoted aooVe
will be collected.
Telephone Your Want ADS.
PHONE TwO-TWO-H HUNDRED
Ask for Want Ad Taloer.
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CLASSIFIED DISPLAY

Business Service
WHITE PINE CYPRESS
". G.. PINE ChES INUT
YELLOW PINE POPLAR
FIR OAh
SPRUCE BIRCH
HEAILOCK MAPLE
Roofers, Sheathing, Flooring
Cypress Shingles.
Mouldings and Wall Board.
s. G. SIMMONS & BROS 90.
Front and Tatnal Streets.
D. & A. 25L. AUTOMATIC 2AoA
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-10-13
REcErvER.s aALK or PLANT AND
PROPERTY


street Phone 7ass "
RECEfvER's SALE or PLANT AND
PROPERTY.
by virtue ~ an order ~ the chancellor
of the state of Delaware mads the nftn
day Of October. a ~. 1921, viii be ex-
posed 70 sale at public Rue Ton or ferdHe.
on Tuesday. NovefnheF D.. 1877 al ~ ffft.
on the premises at the nnftneAHt corner
or Fourth and Warrington sfreeia in the
town of Delaware CITY. NtW Castle
county. Delaware. the plant and property
Of Delaware City light and Water COM
pany, q corporation ~ the state pf bti@~
ware, 20 Wit
The lot ~ land AZ the northeast corner
OF Fourth aud Washington streets. Drlaa
ware City. having a front on Washington
street of 800 feet and on Fpurth street ~
lO4 feet. and having thereon freeifd =
pumping house, stand pipe. and other in-
provemrntF, together -sslth All ana HuEu-
lar the rights. franchises and pfiviinNes n
said corporation. the yell pipes. valves,
FIRE bydrants and other asaets y said
corporation.
For terms ~ sale and fuli description ~
above property. 500 large bills posted -
address the undefsiEuea
Chester Earl baum. Koceiyef.
Delaware City, Delaware
or Danicl o. Hastings. ESQ
Ills solicitor.
Industrial Trust Bldz..
Wilmington. Delaware
Attest. Norman n. Crouch. Reg q. y.
Wilmington. Delaware. October p, 1921.
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AUCTIONSlECALS
Anellon snIes

AUCTION BALES OF every deecrip-
tlon Anywhere n YOU want ~ seli
SEQ Hamilton. the square Deal Aufs
flUneer aud Farm Agrut Jos Nadi Fuu
nlffai- Ihnnn I1AA VI
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Legal EotIees

ESTATE or JOHN CoNLY. DTCEAs-
ED-Motice Is hereby given that icttfrs
testamentary upon the estate ~ John
Comfy, late Of Chrstiana hundred des
ceased. were duly granted 20 George
NJ. Dougherty. on the third day ~
October, A. y. 1921, and az persons
quested TO make payment - che exc
cutor without ceiay. and an persons
having demands against the deceased are
required 20 ekmnit ana pfts@nt tne Ntns
or before the third day Of October.
A. ID. 1922, or abide b. the law ln this
behalf George n. UouKherty efocitor.
Address 6Ig West Front street Wiz
minRton. Delaware.
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ESTATE OF WILLIAM A. DkvfDsOT.
DECEASED-Notic ls hereby given
that letters Of administration upon tne
estate 0f william a David son late ~
Red Lion hundred, dccfased we're duly
granted unto Mildred Davidson Geoeht-
gan on the twenty ninth day ~ AeptrfHa
Der, A. ID. 1921, and al persons iudehtcd
20 said deceased are requested ~ make
payments 70 the Administrators without
delay, and an persons having demands
against the dcctased are required ~ rra
hibit and present the same duly pro-
bated % the said adminl stratrix on nr
before the ty-nirtu day ~ Nrrfarna
her. A. ID 1872. or abide ~ Che law ln
this behalf Mildred Davidson arovhssa
gan, administrators. Address Delawar~
City, Delaware
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-10-13

AUTOMOBILES
REQ Roadster. mechanically perfect;
now United states Royal Cord
tires. now paint, price, Sl 200.
Buick Touring, sTOos
Overland Touring, $500.
puick a-cylinder Touring, &216.
NIINfINGfON-NA MOTORS co.
Eleventh aud West Streets.
Telephone 7445.
Open Evenings Until . o'clock.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-10-13

MOTHERS HELPER Wanted. young
girl mot colored). 10 help with light
housework. two children Apply 1900
Lancaster avenue.
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BUSINESS SERVICE
Business Services offered

| NuBoNE COHSETIERRE Measure
| ments taken fittings guaranteed. Mrs
| Nettie Garman. 1880 King street. Phone
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-10-13

FOR TUNING. AND RE-
PAIRING PIANOS--Sealed proposals
will be received by the Board OF Public
Fducatian ia Wilmington, Del. for the
tuning and repairing OF certainpianos
IN Use Ia the public schools as per scned-
ule on file in the Office Of the secretary.
Room 36l. City Building. All proposals
must ba deposited on the desk Of the
president Of the board before 8 O'Clock
3. m. Monday. october p, 1921, and
must be marked Proposals for Tuning
and Repairing Pianos. The right 20
reject any or all proposals Is reserved
N HOWARD JESTER. Secretary.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-10-13

RELIABLE HousEK EEPER - Settled,
middle-ased white woman, general house
work three in family. Mrs. John w.
Derriekson. Ginns' Corner. Townsend.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-10-13
ANNOUNCEMENTS
Automobiles For Sale i

AUroMoBILEs--
1920 FORD COUPE.
1920 CHALMERS TOURING.
1920 SERVICE DUMP TRUCK.
1917 LEXINGTON ROADSTER.
See Mr.. Ratledgo, 1oi7-1o Orange 81.
Open Evenings, TO ..
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-10-13

FOR DRINKING FouN-
TATNs- Sealed proposals. wii he re-
ceivcd by tho Board ~ Public EdueAa
tion IN Wilmington, Del. Tor the sin-
plying and Installing ~ t~o drinking
fountains in No school and two drink.
ing fountains in NO school design -
be similar 20 those In use ~ achooi No.
-. All proposals must be deposited un
the desk of the president - the NnArH
before 3 o'clock b. m, Monday. Drtohev
-, 1921 and must b. marked rPropo-
sails for Drinking Fountains The firhe
70 reject any or an proposals ~ ~
81 HOW ARD JESTER secretarv
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Lost and Found

GOLD JAPANESE sIGNET RING-Lost:
initials &C. X. X" near Every Evening
once Monday afternoon. Rewzrd If re-
turned 10 this office.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-10-13
BUSINESS SERVICE


Business Services offered Is
AWNINGS DoWN-Pre-war price; re-
liable. experienced awning man. 7l9
Madison.
BUCHER-Brass and bronze letter signs
7I3 Shipiey street. Phone lO35 w
GRADY Billiard supplies; tables
bought sold and repaired Estimates
furnished. 5. W. Corner Eighth and
Orange streets.
HoRsEsHOE1NG-A kinds Of black
smithing. wagon work and tool dressing
David r Dehbaugh. SIG Orange street.
Phone Ills J.
PIANOS AND PLAYER PIANOS TUN-
ED-Repaired and rebuilt: estimates
free When requested. will be personally
done by A. c. Wuntz. Gewehr Piano Co
Steinway representatives. 2l6 West
Ninth street. Phone 7640.
HARTING SIGN Co.-signs and show
cards. Phone 20l9 w.
DOLL HOSPITAlr-Combin made up
61s West Seventh and 7l2 Walnut
Phone 2926 J.
GALVANIZED SMOKE PIPES-Elbows
and tees made for furnaces and boilers
Speciality Tin shop, 3l5 Orange street.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-10-13
EMPLOYMENT

Help wanted-Fcmaie es
IADy--Aiiddle-a for light house
work. leii West Eighth street.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-10-13

PROPOSALS FOR BEATING AND
Lighting sealed proposals Will be re-
ceived By the Board OF Public Education.
IN Wilmington. Del, FOR the supplying
and Installing % certain heating and
lighting equipment for the vocational de-
partment Of the High school as per
specifications on file with the supervisor
school building All proposals must Oe
deposited on the desk Of the president OF
the board before O'Clock ,. m, Mon
day, october "a, 10 2l, and, must be
marleed q Proposals for heating and
lighting" The right to reject any or All
M HOWARD JESTER. Secretary.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-10-13

NEAR TWENTIETH AND JEFFERSON
Seven rooms, reception hall, modern
square plan. semi-detached. A bedrooms
81. 900. Phone 612S
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-10-13

SECONDHAND FURNITURE And
carpets bought. highest prices paid
Jacob Pfotigal. Phone 35Os w.
WANTED TO BUY old gold and silver.
Millard II. Davis, 9-li East second sc.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-10-13

PROPOSALS FOR INSTALLING Frl.-
ING SYSTEM sealed proposals. viii 30
received by the Board ~ Public EducN-
tion In Wilmington, Del, for supplying
and installing a Cling system in tn~
Offics of the principal ~ the High school,
as per specifications on fle In the above
named Office. All proposals must - de-
the board before 5 O'Clock 2. m. Nom
day, October -. 1871, and must h~
marked Proposals for Filing system
The right 70 reject any or al proposals.
is-reserved.
NJ. HOWARD JESTER. Secretary.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-10-13

GOLD BAR PIN--Lost, on Delaware ave-
nue. car or going 70 Ellis Studio. then 10
Fourth ana Market oE on New Castle
car Reward. Phone 1855 Nj.
HOUND PUP--Lost. Black and white
spots. Reward lf returned to 224
Monroe street.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-10-13

pol-ICE DOG LOsT--DARK GREY
baDY TAN LEGS. RE WARD IF
RETURNED TO r. n. WALLS, 2204
suALLCROss AVENUE.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-10-13
Personals

NoTICE-A meeting of the Democratic
voters Of the Tenth ward will be held
In No Is schoolhouse. northwest corner
Third and Harrison streets. Thursday
evening October 13, at 3 O'Clock, for the
purpose of electing members Of the
benlocratic City Committee. All Demo
cratic voters male and female. are re-
ouested TO be present William A.
TtuHy chairman
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-10-13
REAL ESTATE FOR RENT

Apartments and Flats "a
APARTMENT Second floor, three rooms
and bath, 3Il East Seventh street.
APARTMENT rooms furnished.
Call 1922 West Fourth street. Call after
$50 p. m,
APARTAfENTS-Two rooms and bath
heat. electric and gas all conveniences
Call 550e
USE THE CLASSIFIED AID SECTION
LIKE YOU USE THE DICTIONARY.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-10-13

sALEsLADY-- Experienced. for Domestic
Department. Apply Boston Cloak
store, oil Market street.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-10-13
Business Places For Rent
Houses For Rent

FURNISHED HOUSE in Rockford Park
section. Address w 8. Every Evening
Office.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-10-13

GALL ISAAC GTBBs-75pb TO bur your
old clothing. sJs French street
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-10-13
Can't Stop in Today Call up 200 and Give Your Ad
MERCHANDISE
wanted--To Buy

wanted--To buy 80
CALL ISAAC GTBBs 1895. TO bur your
old clothing. sJs French street.
FURNITURE Highest prices paid for
your second-han goods. 322 East Sec
ond street. Phone a5Os w.
JUNK--Iet mo buy your second-h
goods Highest prices In Delaware.
III, Sloan. 10 West street, Phone 7s4t-
Ts4n
OLD GOLD AND SILVER viii pay
you the highest price. u. Kleits a. Bro.
TO-. sIxth and Market streets.
OAK BUFFET WANTED Pries must
be reasonable. Phone 1898.
SET or DRUMS WANTED
Must bo in frst-ciass condition and
price reasonable. Address Box w o,
Every Evening once.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-10-13
Help--Male or Female

LOCAL MEN-And women, statesmen,
either for fun or part time, to assist in
placing OF the balance OF stock issue OF
local concern; must be of good stand
ing. previous selling experience desirable
but not necessary. Apply Box y 3,
Every Evening ONCE.
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CHURCH LOCALS

The ladies of the Baptist Church
will hold a Food Sale" next Satuf-
dav at the home of Mrs. J. H. KRAFT.
They will have pies. rolls, biscuits
and caramels. Call 129-R and your
order will be delivered. 3.24-Zt
Special services tonight at "a D
o'clock at St Pauls NJ. +. Church'
\ cordial welcome to all.
Group No. +, Mr.. Chas +. Harper,
Captain Senior B. Y. p. L.. Will l'aa
tonight at the Baptist Church at y
o'clock.
Will the paryt or parties VINO SAID
Grace Church parsonage needeu
paint please be at the social III
the lecture room of the chuch next
Thursday evening March 31st Every
body welcome Admission 10 CTS.
Hot chocolate will be served Tree
Chocolate almond bars, chocolate
peanut bars. sweet chocolate ana
caramels will be on sale at the soc
IaI at Grace Church next IhufsGaH
evening. Lei all the little 1olkS
come. Admission only 10 cents.
The cup that cheers but not m
ebriates will be served free at the
social at Grace Church next IhurS-
day evening. March 3lst.
A splendid musical and hterar!
program is being arranged for the
social at Grace Church, Thursda!
evening, March 31st. Auspices OF
The Ladies Aid Society. Public
cordially invited.
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The DAILY BANNER
Published Daily. Except Sunday
Brief Local News

! Prof H. H. Ransom left on the boat
last night for Baltimore to spend the
Easter holidays.
Miss Aurelia Dashiell is spending
: the holidays with relatives in Bal
Iimore.
Mr.. Fred McQuilkin. Of New York
City, is visiting his family at their
: home on Academy street. this city.
Mr.. Howard BrannOck is spend
+, ing a short time this week in Bal
timore on Il business trip.
Miss Susie V. Hurlock, left on the
steamer Talbot last night en- route
for Baltimore and Philadelphia
where she will spend several days.
| Mr. Paul Lake, of Baltimore, is
spending several days with his par
! ents, Mr.. and Mrs Edwin S. Lake,
at their home on Locust street.
Mrs. w. f. Phillips left on the
! steamer Talbot last night for Balti-
more where she will spend several
! days.
) Miss Elizabeth Ross. of Baltimore
! is spending the Easter holidays with
her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. T. Clinton
| Ross, Locust street.
| Miss Sallie Brannock is spending
! the Easter holidays With relatives in
! Baltimore having been a passenger
: on the B. c. & A. steamer last night.
Miss Mary Byrn left on the steam
; er Talbot last night for Baltimore to
spend the Easter holidays with re-
latives.
Miss Blanche Matthews was a pass
srr1,t
Baltimore where she will spend two
or three days visiting her brother
Mr.. Wesley D. Matthews and family.
Miss Margaret Small left for New
York this morning to visit her sis
ter, Mrs. A l.. Holland. and niece
Mrs. Rollin Brown.
Mrs. p, Watson Webb and daugh-
ter Miss Virginia, were passengers
on the steamer last night for Baltl-
more where they will spend two or
three days.
Misses Mary Wilson and Alevia
Hearn left on the boat last night for
Baltimore, where they will spend the
holidays with friends and relatives.
Mrs. Lay Marshall left on the,
steamer last night en- route for Wash
ington, D. c., to visit her daughter
Mrs. Charles Tickling.
Mrs. Edith Terrell, of Walling-
ford, Conn, is the guest of Mrs.
Leon Tschantre at her home on
Belvedere avenue, this city.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harold Tschudi, or
Baltimore. are the guests OF Mrs
Tschudi's parents, Mr.. and Mrs. John
G. Mills at their home on Oakley
street.
Mr.. Henry Leonard, who is stu
dent at Johns Hopkins University, is
spending the Easter holidays with
his parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Ivy l.
Leonard, High street.
Miss Gladys Costello, of Beechwood
School, Jenkinstown, Pa, is spend
ing the Easter holidays with MISS
Winifred Webster at her home in
this city.
Mr.. and Mrs. r. a. Springs ana
little son Richard, Jr., of New YORK
City, are spending the Easter holl-
DAYS at their country home, "Algon-
ouin" Manor, near Cambridge.
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Some Results OF Evangelist
Bob" Johnson S Campaigns

Rev. Robert +. Johnson. better
known as Evangelist Bob Johh
son and Party, has recently finished
his fourth campaign i'll the state OF
Pennsylvania. At OsCeola Mills
Pa. with population Of 24o0, there
were 1925 decisions. AT Mount
Union Pa. with a population OF $500
there We're 1114 decisions. Al
Lehibhton Pa. with population o,
5000 there were 1850 decisions ana
at Brookvillc with a population OF
2OO3, there were 1920 decisions. BY
decisions it is meant those VINO
definitely decided to accept Jesus
Christ as their Saviour and back
sIidcrs reclaimed. and not consecfa-
lions. thousands Of which were NOT
considered in the records of his
work
In the magazine 'Everyweek,
Evangelist johnson is described as
"a man who fights the devil with the
same punch as Billy Sunday ana
fur1her states that johnson says that
before he was converted he was the
most profane of any man he knew
except three. The 'EVeryWeek al
so writes that in his Brookville Pa
campaign he converted 1920 people,
including Il bank president, two eN-
sheriffs. and three bartenders ana
that after he left, one saloon dld NOT
sell a single drink for two days.
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Congressman T. Alan Golds-
borough advises us that he VIII pc
very glad to furnish those VINO de-
sire them free seed. Mr.. Colds
borough can be reached Immediately
by writing 1S4 House Office Build
ing. D. c.
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social will be held at Keene's
School, Golden Hill, Friday evening
of next week, April 1st. There VIII
be a short program, refreshments
and a parcel post sale. Everyone IS
cordially invited.
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MOTTO II

NOTICE
There will be a meeting of Cam
bridge Grange in the Grange Hall,
tomorrow, Saturday evening. March
26. at 100 P. NJ. Refreshments
will be served.
A. X. AUSTIN, Master,
5. y. BYRN. Sec'y.