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Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1921-09-23
6emann Nap, 5reitag Den %. September 1921
Snr gSarnnna uuS glnfflGrnn0 iibcr
tScimbrau.

Ginc hicicr Gage bcfonnt QegcbCue
GHtlfcinltnN iibcr Dos 9ie6t cinc&
sSnrniliCnoberbnrlptcS iGbrlif bis Su
200 t5oaoncn @ciu 5lmt Nou@0e
brolth mohen 81 biirfcn, bat, obmobl
tie llibt5 neueS clltblelt, piClfud) fnl
Idle &oritcIllmgcn criucdt. Sm >Sn
terciic Scr @cicr lei 0eabnIb oui sic
bolpti6hlihitCn 9citinmllngcn ilbcr
InfCrtigunQ bon Mmr&QcirGnfeu hin
gcpicien.
Us lit no6 pic 5upOr ncr6otcn
gicr nit einGnl 9llfobOlgcbnIt pon
ntcGr olS Cinem bnlbcn @5ro5ent
N%o) bcr3uItcIlen. 0icS Gilt audi
fi.r log. r@eimbro1.
3,Gi0cr" um0 6rltdtiGitc Oilrfcn
fir NnuS9cbrolld) i'm SontiItcnDrin
bcr9citeat mcrben. liz Oiirfen obcr
ltidt ncbr oils " @ro8cnt 9IItohoI
ci,thoIteu.
DGibcr," Der I'M Nnu5 bcr9citeGt
miro, lit iteuerirci Gr oorf oudD,
luenn cr nidlt mebr ais 1af6 9llfobol
cntb0lt perfouft mer6en. 0cn &iu
fer lit cS ober nidt gcltottCt, OCr
GiOcr meiter I'M geiit 81 bobcn
mem or itGrfcr miro, . y. mcbr olj
h96 2(lfObolgebolt bciitt.
;Sriid,tiGftc (8cin) ber9citelIt in
Seint uno nidt mcbr uls y Gro
sent 9llfobol entboltcnO lit ltcltcrirei
bobingeQcn lit es ncrboten @ein il
irgenO icncr Guontit0t bersuitcGcn
Der mcbr ais p Ero3cnt 9llfobol cnt
bGlt cner beroltiheno lit, eincrlei Of
nieicr fiir ben iSomilicn9cbratd hc
Yinuirt lit ooer rid)t
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1921-09-23
@rnnbciscntbnms &crfdnic.

6olgcnbe @runOeigelltbnrns -llcber.
trdsingen fpurben Icit letter SSohe
I'M bieii9en &ecoroer. 9lnte gcbuht :
2llpin @oeffner on g. $. Sedc.
nleper, 1887 fdcr rabc Stolpe,
$2500; So. 9, !toion al @u. 6.
@ooorltff, Got ], off. ~, IN @lon6,
$500; 8. 8. Icfcmepcr an Gmil
0eac. 6 g(fcr bel Stolpe, $265O;
@m. &. @oobr1ff an 80. GriOcr
Got 4, OFF. II, @lnnb, $1,000; Gbm.
Tct6 on 2Sobn =. @ilcS, 2otS I lnb
2, 9f. 26. 9lonO. uno 2onO nohC
9lon6. 500; :. @. 6enslep on
@m. OtiItlcr, Bots ., 10. If un0 ~,
OFF. Is, in Gmenspid2, 1856.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1921-09-23
Summer 81
SricOrid, 6allbcf seiturbeu.
Mar ciu bcfanutrr Siiracr nnS Sar.
mcr Scr Berger Radlburidlaft.

Sn Icincr &obnlna oltf Scr 6urm
nobc Berger lit ON 0onncrstog leb
ter 9Sodc 6riehri6 5. G. 6oIlbcd,
nnd lGn1crcr &ronfbeit, I'M glIter
non Is &nbrcn, s Wtpnotcn lmb 81
Iagen, Oeitorbcn Gr bintcrIGbt lei,
nc 0ottin llno folgenbc &iltbcr:
Ncnrp mn @m. 6aIlbcf, tSrou Gbi
lip &angcuNocrfcr lmo 5rmt 5rco
Moclld)cr ioluic eincn Stiehobn,
Nouis Sbcrportmonn, idulmtIib in
Berger wObnbnit, GbcnfalS bhttcr.
l6bt CT IS C5roBfinbcr lmo I llr.
QroBtinocr,
Der NcrItorbcnc mar aus |om
ucul, GcltlhIonO, gebiirtig, lmN
fam olS rlngCr &nabc nit icinen 81.
tern noh gInlcrifn, no oic 6nluilie
id, 5ucrit nnbc Serlnnnn nniic6eltc
unb hom lp0tcr no6 Berger 500,
>Snl Sabre 1860 trot er nit ,Srar
Gbriitinc ObcruOrtmoml in Oic Che.
oic nit tiinf &nlOcrn gcicGnct Wurl
sc. Schs Sabre no6 bcnn Eooc Der
Snttin pernlGbltc er iith nit ,Srou
| Caroline NclutcnOod, bic i'm ilbcr
Icbt. Nor ctpo cincm Sabre ltcIlte
iid) bci linn elm arcbsIciOcn cin. oem
cr nnh idDpcrcn 2cibCn Icbicn 0on'
ncrStn0 erlo0
0iC NccroiQlmg fon0 om SOnntoa
ori Dem SomiIien 6ricoboic dltf Der
5oIlbcf cSorm itott, bel wcl6cr ief,s
Der DroBfinoer oils 9ohrtud)tr1gcr
| iungirten. &oItor z. 9lmodcr, bon
Der rponBlI Sfird1c gl 9er9er amtirte
| in Ernucrbauie iomobl oIa oltd an
Brnhc.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1921-09-23
3m bcitcu ManncSulter aciturhcn.
@m. Shluiufc, prumincHtcr Shracr
pun 9iidllanb Spmnibip i'm MI
ter BON 46 Sabreu ans
bcm Gcbcn acidlicDen.

&ilbclm Sdyipinfc, Gin crfol0rcih-
er Sormcr lno nl6 IN unlercr
StoOt lppblbefanntcr @ilrQer bon
9fidlono 5omuibip. lit m lettcn
Sanstoa in ieincr gSohning nobc
6rcOcrifsb,lrg I'M 9llter bon l6 Sab
rem 9eitorben. IrobOem OcricIbc be
rcits I1ngcre 3cit leiNcnO mar, Qab
iein 3uitorO fcine-ScranloIitng 81
erniten @cfiirhtl,ngcn, 10 boB icin
SoO iitr icinc sSamilic rmo uiclcn
1Srclrnoc cine bctriibcubc llebcrraih,
ung mar.
&crr Shminfe mar niht nur Gin
criolgreider 6orncr IonOcrn mar
Diclc Sabre IltitelieN mb elmer Der
0irettoren Der friibcrcn 6ormer Gle
putor @ejeaihoft 5l 0tnrriiol1.
gr binterl0Bt feline @ottin Orei
S0bnc uno 5tpci Sodtcr, Irluie feline
bctngtc 0illttcr, GSrou Gorl S6luin-
fe, unO folgcnoc @ci6niitcr: 81. 6.
Sdpinfc rmb ;SreN Shrpinfc, bon
6rcocritsburg, rmb ,Srnu Otto
2IcSSner, bon Eots0un.
Die SccrDigl,ng fonb nnl MontoQ
giodnittog allf bCnl cuanel Ct Re
tri air6bofe bel 6reoeridsbura ltott
bel mcl6cr GoItor Geidert omtirte.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1921-09-23
Scr Sicsjdbriac Grntc.Grtras.

0iC 6icaiGbri9e Nofercrntc IN Vii
ioltri miro ollcn 9ln5CihCu nod an
10 MiQipnrn 8libcl weniQcr bctro
cen ais I'M ncrgongcncn Sabre. Die
0CiulnntcrntC miro ouf 30 Wtlllios
ncn @uibeI gcidJGtt, Der nicorigItc
Grtroo icit Ocnl >{obrc 1911. Die
GurnerrtC miro olf 206, ,372, 900 Nu.
i6cl gcid)Gbt, 9cridtc aus alien
TDcilcn Ncs StootcS Ioiien onnCbmcn,
Nuf insgciamnrt 2.566,000 glder nit
N3ciscn in NiClCul Serbite bcltellt
mcrbcn ncln Hro5crt menigcr oIs
I'M pcrQongcncn @Crbitc. Der Nclts
Crtr0g miro oui 3.2lt00O Conner
ociddbt, ctuu 100000 mcniger otS
I'M 8orjobrc. Der 9lialfosGrtro9
miro ouf 0urhidnittlid % net1
9lfcr gcidGBt 0egen 2.52 im berGun-
gcncn Sabre. bd bielcs llnfrant nit
Dem &lcc ouigcmod,ien lit. I'm
0roBen rmN qan5cn mirO Die Slice.
crnte biCicS I5obr ouI etlpo 3lpciorit-
tcl oe8 @rtroQcS hc5 OCrgangencn
,Sobrcs Qcih1tt
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1921-09-23

.nnl 0ic @crlebten uno Grtrantten
micScr initano 81 icten, elmer ncr'
Oicnitliden GbGti0feit gu toIgcn ut
fcincsmeos Elm glft Scr @obltotl9'
felt, icnOcrn cine io5iolc Etlt6t, Der
nof)5ufonrmen oic ScicllIha1t ols
Gon5cS longe qenlrg ouf Die lanGc
9onf ocidobcn bat. GS lit oics ge'
miiiermoben gor nidtS anoerS olS
oic gedoblrln9 einer rildltonOt9en
sd,ulO gum 3iuefc, pertrilppelten
Ecrioncn bic Stellrng on5lIipeilen. 5ll
ser iie ols Wcnihen beredtiat 'tnO.
Somobl 6ic @un6ess olS audi ole
StootSregierluto babcr Dies elnlcben
lcrncn unb nit ser aroBten gerctt-
milliotfeit miro man bcntiibt Ictn, oer'
bcredtiotcn g8iinihcn ocrer nof5ll'
fonumen, ucl6c oicics 0cpnrtenent
pon ibrer Rotblog IN &ennfntB
iebcn."
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1921-09-23
Sreffiiflcrc Sd)iitcn.

Gas 0erbit.Sdicbcn oeS biciigcn
S6iitenpereins, OoS letten Sonn,
tag 9tohnlittoq in 60rIter's @ronc
obgebolten muroe mar leibcr nift 10
gut beiltht olS man bel 0em i60ncn
@ettcr lmo 0cn ocrlofenoen &rciicn
crlpnrten Oltrftc. 0ie meiiten Der
Shilten Oie lid an Oem EreiSi6ieBs
en- bctbcili9tcl, lCgten cine beion0cre
Sreffiiderbcit SIT Gage. 9aS &c.
lultot bcS ShicBenS mar folacnbes
Sling Sheibe, nufle9rn Sos.
@itn6erlih 36 9fingc. /. Ereis unb
So6u emo NIT 36 9fmgen =. Grcis
GSreibnno Finqiheibc, @m. Geppc
nit 81 Ringen, /. @reis unO Sam
9eppe nit S3 9fingen, 3, Greis
glufle9e Wonn Sdeibe, Sranf Hclt.
mann nit 60 Hingen, 1. BreiS, %HSobn
&ir6ner nit SO Hin9en, 3. Ercis
6rcibono Monn S6eibc, %Syobn
&ir6ner nit 80 9tingerl /. 4Sreis
ltno 2. 9Sreis; Centrum S6eibe, /.
@reis, SSobn S6ermom, 2. Yrcis.
81. g. Sd8ner; ~ 9tin9clt 6ronf
9teltnlmn 1 lmo 3. 9Sreis.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1921-09-23
itcn 0cS gSerflo9tcn.

itcn OcS Sertlo9tcn.
s. s. &urreln1eper, Gcrlualtcr 0cS
gtodlaiics beS pcrit. Socob Scit.
mann, erbiclt Elm 3aDlungsurtbeil
bon $100 neblt 3inicu pom %. ESllli
1917 gcgen &. Z. @iaiomS 5uge,
ipro6en.
6olgenOe SdciOun9Seeiudc pur.
oen Nurd 9fidter @reitcr belpilli9t;
Nortbo Sn,itb 9eoen s. 30. Smith,
2oltiie MeouS 9e9en SIie Wcons
uno S. 8. SOwarb geeen OorcaS
Soiuor6. 'Geines Der brei @eiu6c
por bcanItonoct iporben.
Die &logc Der SnenspiGc 9onf
aeaen S. 3. guaington, in pelher
es iih nm 3abhlng einer gtotc I'M
8etroae BON $556.04 bonbelte ipur.
DC su @uniten Der Sldgcrin entlbie-
ben, Oo ser 8erfloatc es ucrloilmt
bottc bor @crid)t 5lt erideinen.
Gbeilllnesberfoltf eines Stitf
2anoes, nobe 9toicbub, iuilrbc ilt Der
&looe BON @1arion 9. gfoof Ii. u,
aeocn gS. 3. &obeers, ongeorbnet.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1921-09-23
Fiider.Sanniid.

0eitcr,t fano IN Der 8ohmnq ocs
Otto aSonniid) unb @ottiu, nabe
Stolpc, Die ScrnGblunq Ncren God,
fer SRI. 2poia eSanniid nit Oscar
Slider bon ct. 2oi,is Itott 9oItor
asmuSS bon Der ct. SSobunnessair.
DIE 5u Stolpe poIl5og Oen feierlid,en
oft ser Troiulne. glls 8rau5eugen
flnt9irten Sri. Souline Sonniid m6
2ouiS Sonniid. Die geuberntGbl.
ten, benen mir unferen ber3liditen
D@liid. unb Segensipunih entbietcn,
meroen in ct. 2ouis ipobncn.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1921-09-23
&criammlnng bcs GeGrer- unb 81
ternuercins bcntc 9lbcnS.

Sn Der Snd)ifulhoac miro beiltc
glbcno ocr 2eDrcrs mo gltcrnpers
cin ieinc critic Scrionnlun9 DicIcs
Sbullobres obboltcn uno bot fir bic.
iclbc folgenbes lruterboltltngSreihcs
Grogrom porbcreitG: 8iano SoIo.
Sri. GaiS; Gortrae, sSrou Serb.
Sefottc; SorlCIun9, 6rl. 8oebp; @e'
ion9sIolo, 6rmI &obt. 8olfer; 9ln.
ipro6e iiber mebrcre Shultbemoto,
Supt @ottbtips. ,SeSermonn III
ei11gcla6cn.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1921-09-23

IS lit Icidt, nit einen Anort
@ooac on Ner EoIi5ci borbci5uid'll''
pirlt dber on glr5t 1,no 2cihenbcitot
ter, nohoenl mon ca actrlnfcn
ooa lit ctuos onNer@.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1921-09-23
Nadrihtcu ans augreuScnScn Gpnn.
tics, ans nuierem Stant nnS
auScrcn Staten.

mobnt, lit cine 9llfIugc luCgcn Nor
NCS im critcu @rooc npoQcitcat NOR
Den Gr miro bcihulbi8t, Ocn 9lr5t
Or. z. ., @romnn, Der ppr ctiuu Is
&nhrrn ais Stuhcnt Scr ct. SoutS
l(npcriitGt inter Dem )innlrn .9uu"
2'ronnon ais elmer Der bcitcn TuB
bollipiClcr Der llniucriit0t hctnmt
mar IN cincm @orbicrIoOcn IN @opti
cridloiic1 81 babcn.
Sonl &oiro, ser iib I'M &rci&Nc
ridtc bon Gbriitim Gountu unttr Der
2lnfloQc ncs NnuhmorNcS 81, peront'
mortcn hottc, pur0c 81 cinCr lcbcns
lGnglihcn 3uhtbollaltraic pcritrtcilt.
Gr mar beidntlGiat, in @cmcinlfuft
nlit- ojip @cbitcr hc1 6nrmer So
mes Grabtrcr ilL @olrno crihoIcn
81 hoben. nnd)bcm tic ncriu6t bnt
ten i'm 5lt beroubcn. 2SCbItcr be.
fannie iih Scr glnflogc ihulOio, I'M
oIS @ouptScu9e 9cgcn icincn &lml.
pnncn allitrctcn Su tomen 5cin
llrtcil lit nod nid)t pom Midtcr Der
filnNCt iporOen.
:. &. Non0, ser mh lmtcr Dem
9tomcn s.. VI. Burton pOn Wtortinr5
uuN Nid,nonh, Gal, bctonnt mar,
wurNc in &rcisgeridtc 81 9lattc
Gitp 5ul elmer 3uhtbnuSltrofe BON
80 Sobrcn perltrteiIt, nodocut er iiG
idyulbiQ bcfonut botte, perlil6t 81
bobcn, cinCn Sdncll5t9 Der Bur
lington 0obu IN Der 9iGhc pnn @orf'
bile 3u hcrnlt6rn.
&nrI 9Hctcl bon annins Gitp CT
id)ob lrine 2S.l0brlgc Satin Nolc
unG cine Nohborir, SRI. Cora McDs
CT, lmN be0inG Oaruuf SclbItnorO
Olrt Grid)icBcu.
}llli 9lnpr6nunq 0es itnotlidlcn ii.
non5fonmiiiGr@ Nn0bCs iinO Oic
Ecoplcs Nont 5u ShtrQio i'll 2iUinG
Iiton Goumtp mo Oic 6urmcrS Stotc
9onf 5u @inlton in 9oDics GountD
acihloiicn mnrbCu. 2ebtcrc @nnf
Ipur0c olli Grilld)cn Ger 9ircftorcn
icIbit 8uGcmoht. &ci6c gnnfcn bat
| ten Gin 2lnlngcfopitol bon ic $lO,s
600. Is bciBt, Nob uuluciic 9or
lcbcn bci0c 9anfcn in bic &lcmmc
gcbrott bGttCn.
Gic 9ouictrcincr III Hnnnibol ia
ben uui cigcuC 0ono ibreu 2obniat
bon 81 ulli so Gents oie Stnbc cr.
mGbigt is miro crmortct, Oob ols
5nlge bicrp9n oos @oupeiCn cincn
@lufid)mltng ucbmcn miro.
Gnos Sooltettcr, scr i'm 70. 2Cbcns.
iohrc itCbt, uno Der GlteIte StrGfling
in 3u6tbollic in rSefierion Gitp mar,
lit bon @oubcrnclr @D6e nuf Gnl'
pfebllluQ Scr Gorolcbcb0roe uno Ell
ncs 2lr3tcs bc9nuoigtA luor0cn. So
itcttcr, Der bon Carroll GOuntD
itonuIltc, mar mcgen Grite6lm8 iei.
nes Sdpn9crs 81 5cbn ,Sabrcn
3udtGouS ncrlrtcilt.
Gic Stote @onf 5lr Mc@irt III
Wonitcnt Gountp lit olti 2lnpr0nung
Nes itootIihcn 6lnon3fomllltiiirS
Su9bcs 9eidloiien porOen, nod0cn
Der @uiiierCr &. Z. Moore Der "A
Sabre olt lit, cr5G6lt Bate, OoB er
bon einen1 9cricbcnen @ouner il6cr-
portbcilt uorhcn lit. 0toorc crjdbl.
tc, OoB er bon oieicm tSremoen, Der
iidD ols cin Selipcftilont ousgab,
nlittclit 0rouaen betGubt uno in Oic.
lem 3llitonoe iiberrebet porben lei,
Dem 8remOcn Observation-Disclosures
mir insqcionlrnt $4,000 o1lS5uitcl.
len. Sir $4,000 bicics @eIbcs babe
linn Der ,Srenbc 8ediel, oic bon
Sanios Gitper @ciddftsIeuten unter,
idrieben iein ipllerL berpf6noet. Der
8rdiioent Der 8onf bpfft, oieic &c6.
icl ein5ieben 81 fonnen.
HSn ct. 2ouis iino 5ur 3cit iibcr
69,000 Gcricnen uuber gtrbeit.
The Hays free press., 1921-09-29

GOVERNING
FRST$225O0 Talking MACHINE
the contest OF
SECOND-2OO votes purchase o
THIRDhe
from he store
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-03-15
BERNSTORfF LIKES
HARDING S ATTITUDE
Former German Ampdssa4c
Says Nothing Co4il Dc More
Agreeable 20 Germany.
-. |. -. -.

Address IS a-r e-s
Dem es4c. 5 ,ae -.4 -.a.as
a-ts- .-.vest-a = a1s .a
-aH -rea-ae, a-a.-Ne
u.-s. va-s t.a
Arl7..i.e +, . ..as
~7-
lrI
r-. For -n~ r.a-,r ws
hsnl.y a-. tt teyarl thc ir..
ifest,0s 5- rs se rrs fna
tst desire BECOME r
Versailles L.asue vnira nss
wholly and lrire,y
Harding y lut-a riE1t vhel r.
th4t the Versailles Teas :
League Cd .nci' 'n which ,he
os the great Powers PCS an
miEat to suppress tha sr.lN rat
can woH lfo~3 ta srr~'~t en- tr
objection -0 Article \ hecagsa
foist ,he pressure of th Teas
forever.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-03-15

HEAD HUNTERS

You have heard 81 fhe D1aNs.
head hunters Of Rorutc
In modern business thtrv art nrI
hunters, 700.
Executives arc constantly huut
heads FOR the purpose of using .h.
brains insidc of them
You Nvin ina ln the hrIp wAa.
Colnuns ~ Ever, EsoninS many rr
opppr tuui4vs Io.. t.tl.c tC time or
by roliyhle rlr.as Witch are soSr ST.
FOR men with intelligence And initiar
are found in thoso coluumnA or SOL
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-03-15
AUTOMOBILES
Automobiles For Sale

AUTOMOBILES
1915 JEFFERY. TOURING.
lois EMPIRE, SEDAN.
ieig STEARNS. LIMOUSINE.
Ig.O FORD TO OURING.
ta2u NORWALh TOURlNG:
i4iS OVERLAND ROADsTEk.
oNE TWO-TON AUTOCAR WITH
Bus BODY.
Iqfz AfAXN ELL TO URING.
Sa MIR Ratledge. l0l9-le orange
strest. open Evenings 70 9.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-03-15
W Wanied-Real Estate

WANTED To buy farm os az u IS acrts
without buildings or with Can rav IL
only - 0UU cash and ga ance uu ilo.rSs-t.
No. more than two fares from WilmiuS on
on a trolley line only / NIiuACr }2t-
North Twenty seventh street. Phiajel-
phIa Pa
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-03-15
AUCTIONS S-LEGALS
Auction Sales

AUCTION SALES OF every description
Anywhere. If YOU want 10 sell zee Ha.nil-
ton the square Deal Auctioneer ana
Farm Agent. Tu5 Madison - Phone
-3AS W
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-03-15

AUTOMOBILES
DODGE. ROADSTER.
Rl-ICk. ROADSTER.
RrIck. aPAssRNGER.
FoRDs. l.. Is. 10. 20.
.uBURN. 5-PAssENGER.
CLEVELAND SIX.
KEEL MOTOR co.
p1FyFNTa AND TATNALL SITS.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-03-15
Lost and Found

NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. ao2s du Font Bldg
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-03-15

CLASSIFIED DISPLAY

CLASSIFIED DISPLAY
Business Service
WHITE PINE CYPRF.RS
n. q. PINE CHESTNUT
YELLOW PINE POPLAR
FIR OAK
SPRUCE BIRCH
HEMTDCK MAPLE
Roofers, Hhcathing. FloDnnz ~
press shiagies
Mouldings md Wall Boari
S. q. SIMMONS Il BPOs. CO
Front and Tatnpll Streets
-. r a 25I Agsnmst.o lfef
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-03-15
HOTEL MARTINIQUE

A... ."a Fa..
-u-r--.. rl.rr
.e--c
HOTEL BOSCOBEL 'hs 81.
tl-.a -l-r-.U
-a.,- .rl.4 n..1e
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-03-15

NOTICE. Board OF Assessment FOR the
city Of Wilmington City Hall March 49,
1921 In accordance with section a.
Chapter i2l Volume 2S, Laws OF Della
the assessment for tax FOR the fiscal wear
beginning July l. 1921, having been COM
pleted, has been hled in the ofllce Of the
Hall. aud IS ready for public inspec tion
from March Is TO March 81 1921 inclu-
sive, SUNDAYS excepted, between the hours
to S o. m Appeals from assessment, tho
Board Of Assessment will sit in room No
% In the City Hall on each secular day
70 , noon and from j. m. 20 1 u. m
and from : u. m. To p, m for the purpose
~ hearing appeals from Assessments.
Property owners are request ted "a notico
time and give their az tendance as no Ap-
peal shall ha received or heard, or adtudica-
ton or appeal made after the thirtieth
dAt ~ ADFn BOARD of Assessment FOR
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-03-15
EVERY EVENING
CLASSIFIED ADVERTISING
(Indexed for Quick Reference)
LIME, RATES PER DAY.


Count six words TO the line
Count initials and numbers as woros
No charge ad taken for less than Soo
No prepaid al taken for less than 1oc,
Charge Prepaid
I Day ............ II Genus - - .
Consecutive Days IL cents ~ Cehts
4 Consecutive Days cents Genus
LONG TERM ADVERTISING.
Snecial rates for business avertisins
given upon request
REPUBLICATION FOR ERRORS
Reconsideration will he made for errors
not the fault of the advertiser. II ha,
vertiser will report the error witnih, -
hours after first publication OF adVer Use
Trent
CLASSIFICATIONS
NOT PERMITTED.
TELEPHONED ADS.
Classified advertisements that are s teie
phoned To Every Evening Will be acceppsS1. -.
al the charge rates shown above. 80
the prepaid cost amount VIII pc aCSsp aCsp.
as full payment If offered at the pusti', h "a
office within six days after any suo, s5nntsa &c
Is first printed in the paper. C,iiei % ,i,,o 49,
the cost at the charge rates auolco "D
Will be collected a.
Telephone Your Want AIS;
PHONE TWO-TWO-HUNbRE
Ask for a Want Ad Taker.
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ANNOUNCEMENTS
Personals

MIR JAMES SANDERSoN of Eismefe N n
rnnsDeJ To his home but his business VIII
go on lust the same ---
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-03-15
Farms and Land for sale

DANDY --il-acre, gentleman + ACE LTD
minutes ~ own 0u -lara1au -.al. Pos
SESSION. Apply h s av@rg I.FaEIlz Dt1ce
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-03-15
REAL ESTATE FOR SALE
Business Property

GROCERY STOkE-F0r sale. centrally ~
cated On N fta -t. Apply es Frnurtt0
4US Vest Slntn street r1one 54s5
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sTEAA,BoAT LINES

rl.@> To Philadelphia
and Chester
-rheduic in Erarr ortrhar I-
-ub. .eCt t8 ftAusr lt if1Dut Enft-a
teave Fi!E-tlA trU lr..rrE narf .re
FhIla1rIulla Tier .rrrh n1v- ~ = .-..
s--s ...y sf exre'Jt lt4r-aga y. .
y v -llCd -gSl AE4
Ju -at--.ays -ldAys Al- q egfaFH
WILAlLNG NG TDN PENN sh.WE aD rH~E
~cEt-ll4e ~ effect .-sslhg rsb
DaIly leave sC4.rzron tG
-l1la ..oD. -.l k4
DU. .J.H ana 4.uI
l-r4Ee aelu sIavs ~ 35 1l. s.
Il.ou 3 -. .-L W. so. Q9 VI a44
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Shore Propertn for sala

OCEAN CITY. y -Teu-rooua. s4-alsae,c
cottage en- Central avenue. a. FIFTY
slxth street. on beach, TWO pCCClts zeud
condition. IS, 800. Address l<zz- 4 1T.
Every kNening OE.ice.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-03-15
Legal Notices

CITY or CHESTER Proposal fc- Road
way Paving Repairs Sealed propose adj
dressed Proposals for Roadway PaN Ing
Repairs must be deposited i'll the once 81
the city clerk. City Hal. 1'uCS-cr Penn
SyIyania and Will be- received by Cugncit
Of the city Of Chester on or before
o'clock L m, MARCIA 2S " fus the r,
paving Of roadway Of streets anu rcaa iritlS
of roadway Of streets paved with granite
block vitrihed block asphalt or biyuml-
nous paving aS prescribed and set forth in
the proposal and Specifications. The luca-
tious OF the required repaylng ana repa. ring
are in various parts Of the city Fhls adj
vertisenent must accompany the bid sld
also a certified check for the amount 0f
$500 provided IN the speCihca tiUns ami
the bidder shall name a trust COMPANY or
a surety company. authorized 20 do busi-
ness in the State Of Pennsylvania for the
surety bond in the space provided in lhe
proposal sheet, or the bid Will be con-
sidcrcd informal The proposal sheet and
specifica ttOns, and any information rela-
tive TO bids aud the worh may be Oh ain
cd a. the ofice of the superintendent OF
streets and public improvements. Council
reserves the right 20 reject any or al bids
By order of Council, Charles u WurriloR
superintendent streets and public inn
provements Attest. Benjamin New So me
city clerk.
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RESORTS
ATLANTIC CITY. y. !.

Wee--.rs-ey e.a saeay y e-~F .s.ea
sr1s -lnai-. -ales N1pp. .unor
and Prep. --- 3. reaE
The Birmingham age-herald., 1921-09-11
PIONEER CITIZEN OF
 CULLMAN PASSES AWAY

Cullman, September 1o.-(Special.) One of Cullman's pioneer citizens and prominent attorneys passed away at his some here Friday, when Judson w. Austin died, after an illness of several weeks following a paialytic stroke.
 MT. Austin came to this city many years ago, when Cuilman was quite a small village. His stories of the early days of Cu1lman and it's citizens were exceedingly interesting, and MT. Aus tin often held his hearers for hours telling them bits of history of Gull man and Cullman county.
 He came to Cullman from Canada, primarily for his health, and later married and settled here. He was 67 years of age at the time of his death.
 His widow aad the following chil- dren survive him: Mrs. Carl Grob, Mrs. Adolphus Sapp, Roscoe Austin and Miss Edith Austin.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1921-09-11

because the students after nearly completing their c urse In home eco monies in the kitchen of the c.lleise building can try out their art in the kitchen of the Flower Pot" The tea room Is to be a non-profit mak- ing institution when it gets well under way. That Is it will be non profit making except for the few needy girls, who are attempting to work their way through college and will be allowed to do so in the kitchen and dinig room of the Flower Pot"
 About $1,000 was needed to convert the old building into tea room. The students and alumni who wanted a practice house didn't have the thou sand. So, led by members of the Omicron Nu, an honorary home eco- monies sorority. the co-eds went out into the highways and byways of the college campus sold lemonade, shin- ed shoes and did various things until the money was raised.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1921-09-11
STUDENTS RAISE A. THOUSAND DOLLARS. DOING ODD STUNTS.

Laasing. Mich, September 1o.-This is the story of the house the co-eds built. They shined shoes in public. at 10 cents shine; they sold lemon ade, 4served lunches. did house work and aall manner of things, but they raised si,000 and built the house.
 Determination on the part of the co-eds at the Michigan Agricultural collage built "The Flower Pot" That Is it's trade name. Literally, it is a "practice house" for senior students in the home economic course. It ranks as one of the two or three campus practice houses in the country.
 The Flower Pot" Is a tea room built in a ramshackle building on the M A. c. campus. It has dining room and kitchen and some homefy home- made fixtures. Breakfast, luncheon and dinner are served. The food Is furnished largely from the M. A. c. farm and by the boys and girls clubs which are conducted throughout the state under the direc- tion of the extension department of the college. Senior students, start ing in September will do all the work. It is called practice house