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Atlanta tri-weekly journal. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1920-19??, 1921-01-29

We have just read an essay, "Learnlng
Will You Eat" The real problem, it seems
to us. is eating while you learn.-Llttle RocA
Arkansas Gazette. 80"
Atlanta tri-weekly journal. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1920-19??, 1921-01-29

We used to be able to recognize an under
wear advertisement from distance, but now
you have to look more closely to be sure it
is not a movie ad or a magazine cover
Kansas City Star.
Atlanta tri-weekly journal. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1920-19??, 1921-01-29

Some Of the old fossils in the geological
bureau at Washington object to the employ
ment of women in their observation-disclosures
couver Province.
Atlanta tri-weekly journal. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1920-19??, 1921-01-29

In getting back to dancing normalcy 4
compromise might be reached Oh 'no 4U"O
rille-Muncie- Qnd) Star.
Atlanta tri-weekly journal. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1920-19??, 1921-01-29
Well Help Out in This Case

The Cobb County Times offers the fol-
lowing excellent advice to the farmers of
Cobb county:
"Grow half dozen money crops this
yearAthat'll bring you in ready money from
early Spring It'll Fall. If Marietta and the
other townfolk can't eat it all-Atlanta is
Just few miles away"
Atlanta is the best market in the
south for food products and feedstuffs and
the price of production in Cobb should be
slight.
Atlanta tri-weekly journal. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1920-19??, 1921-01-29

The demand for baby carriages is said to
be falling off. This is due, probably, to the
rooted objection Of the babies to anything
less than four-cylinder Decentralization
Transcript.
Atlanta tri-weekly journal. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1920-19??, 1921-01-29
Biting "Bill BiRem"

Editor J. Kelly Simmons, OF the Telfair
Enterprise, and Managing Editor w. G. SUIT
live, "Bll Biffem'' Of the Savannah Press,
who recently purchased tickets to the Grand
theater in Macon which they didn't use, seem
to have fallen out about something. Hear
Editor Simmons
"The unkindest cut of all, is what a young
ady said to us about Billy Sutlive printing his
picture on his Christmas greetings cards
every year. We hate to repeat it, but she
said Bill certainly didn't print it on them
because of vanity. as one look at the pic
ture would disprove that theory. Well
yes, it looks mighty like rain to u.s."
While it is none Of our business it is our
opinion that the young lady and Editor
Simmons must have reference to the mule
card mailed out by Biffem several years ago.
Atlanta tri-weekly journal. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1920-19??, 1921-01-29
Indian Bill

A bill appropriating $4,000 for an in
dustrial center for the Seminole Indians in
Florida has been introduced in the senate by
Senator Fletcher, Of Florida.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-04-16
DISCUSS SOLUTION
OF RACE PROBLEMS
Bishop Cook and Rev. Ainslee OF
Baltimore Principal Speak
ers at the Meeting.

Bishop Philip Cook. of the Dsleware
Diocese of the Episcopal Church. and
Rev. Peter Ainslee, pastor of the Church
of the Disciples. Baltimore. who was
n member of the commission which met
in Switzerland In 1913 In the Interest on
international church unity. were the
principal speakers at meeting iasi
night In the Unitarian Church held for
tho purpose OF furthering the aolunon
Of the inter-racial problems.
The meeting was held under the aus
pieces of temporary committee formed
about year and a half ago. with Dr.
conweIl Banton as chairman.
THE problem Of tho relation Of those
who have been brought TO America or
arc American because their ancestors
were brought here. and those who nave
come 10 America Of their own volition
or whose ancestors came here OF their
own volitlon. or who differ in race. re-
ligion or political desires, is one OF the
problems Of peace which can he worked
out 10 advantage If n common ground
of understanding can be found Bishop
Cook declared.
Rev. AfnRlee. who was chairman of
tho Tntnr-racial Conference in Balh-
moro. told Of the movement inaugurated
IN that city to solve the difficulties be
tween the white and colored races.
I'm 1919. at The Hague. he said. during
the fret conference after the war. about
sixty members Of the peace conference
met in special session IN dtsrusa race
problems affecting tho different nations.
1T VAS suggested that ono n the prac-
ficai things n be done" he said. when
.s.e vent hack To our homes. was tina :
tho members from China. Japan. india
and other countries where racs prob
lens exist should take up the inter
racial problems peculiar 10 each. In
nc fail of 1919. beginning was
made. and every week a group -
eighteen to twenty-f1ve represen n uv"
white and coiored people met and talked
over Inter race problems and decided g
have an open meeting in February q
last year.
As n result ~ last nights meet
ing. which was attended by about
nfty white and colored men and women
interested in furthering the movement
the nucleus OF a permanent organiza
tion was perfected by the election Of a
committee comprising Rev. r ". Trap
nell. pastor of ST. Andrews 2. r
Church. Rev n. z. Arnett, pastor Of
Bethel NJ r. Church: Rev. James 7.
King. pastor Of Ezion VI. F. Church
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-04-16
MORE PRIZES OFFERED
FOR COLOR|NG PICTURES
Another Color Page in Today's
Issue; Some Good Work by
Contestants.

Another color page runs in this issue
of Every Evening and the same prizes
are offered as last week-First award.
So: second award. SO. and third award.
So.
Hundreds of pages were turned in
from last Saturdays issue and some
very good coloring has been done on
the pictures. The best are those that
have been done in water color paints.
This seems to produce better results
than the crayon that some of the little
folks have used. We advise that you
get n small box Of paints and try again
this week.
There is still a week during which
you can send in last weeks page. as
the time set for turning In the page
from the issue of April closes April
%.
The page in today's issue must be
turned in by April 30.
We have had several inquiries as to
whether a child can compete on more
than one week. We want 1t thoroughly
understood that any child can com
pete on every page issued and one will
be published each Saturday for four
weeks
Tho page running today is the second
issue
Remember all the pictures on the
page must be painted.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-04-16
GOLDEN RULE" STORE
DANQUETS BUSINESS MEN
Managers of New Business Es-
tabIishment Entertain Prom
inent Citizens.

The management of the newly-cstab-
lished Golden Rule" department store.
6-S-10 East Third street, entertained n
number of prominent business men at
a banquet in the Lambros Cafe last
night, following an investigation tour
of the store which opens today
This store is located on the site OF
the former Bradford Paint store. is
spacious. and well arranged as to coun-
tcrs and sections. Both dry-goods and
foodstuffs will be sold. and well trained
sales force will have charge.
ID. NJ. Rachlin. toastmaster. In n
brief address. pointed out the advnn-
tage TO shoppers the addition of new
store to the city will mean.
Tho management of the store com
prises Max J. Roll. general manager
and proprietor: William Taylor. man
ager, meat and grocery department:
r. s. Ballin. manager. shoe and dry
goods department: and /. Rosenblatt,
office manager and private secretary.
all of whom are capable merchants
The name Golden Rule" was chosen
from list of $500 suggestions in a
recent contest. Mrs. II. a. Litchford
29O4 West Second street. and Mrs. s. a.
Guyer, 1914 jefferson street, being the
contributors. a prize of $50 worth of
groceries was divided between them.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-04-16
PRODUCE MARKET

BY Associated Press to Every Evening.
Philadelphia. April 16.-Wheat, higher:
No. red winter. 1.5l@l.56; No. 2 red
winter. garlicloy, 1.42@l.49.
Corn. higher. No. for export, II =
tn72: No. 3, 6Sla G69: No. 4. 66G67.
oats, higher; No. white. 50@l50h;
No. 2 white. 49@49h; No. white,
45hM46.
Butter. lower: western creamery e1-
ira. az: nearby prints fancy. 59M6l.
Eggs. higher: nearby nrsts. IS; do,
current receipts. 81; western extra,
flrsts. q 4 C1l2S: do. flrsts. 26d27: fancy
selected. packed. 36@37.
Cheese. lower: New York whole milk
fancy flats. held 27iA@2Sl9; fair to
good. 26027: do, fancy flats. fresh. %
a24; fair to good. 2tG2S; longhorn
held and fresh. 24025: single daisies.
held 27hM2Sia; do, fresh. 25M26.
Live poultry. steady. fowls. 34d4 40
as to quality: fancy broilers. 50@55:
Young roosters. 29M3s: old roosters. %
q25: ducks. white Pekin. 39G41; mixed
colors. 3603s.
Dressed poultry; fowls. lower: fowls.
fresh killed. choice TO fancy. 5000: do.
small sizes. 3l037; old roosters. 2SG29.
Potatoes. firmer; white. s5@.i.15 per
100 lbs Jersey No. / per basket. 35@50;
Florida. No. /, 6.250l7.00 per Dbl; No. 2.
4O0Q475.
Flour. weak: soft winter straight
western. 7.Oo67.25 per barrel; do. near
by. $3.50 100; hard winter. straight.
s.oO6S.2J: do. short patent. S.50QS.75: :
spring first. clear. 6.50a6.75; do, patent,
S.25as.5O: do. short patent. s.75@e.o0:
fancy spring and city mills patent
family brand. 9.75@10.25.
Hay. steady: timothy No. 2. 23.50@
e4.oO per ton; do. No. g. 21.o0@21.50:
sample. 1s.o00G 1000; no grade. 15.Oo6
1900. clover mixed hay. light. 22.00G
22.5O: No ! mixed 20.50621.50
Tallow. quiet; prime city loose. "a :
do. special loose. AZ: prime country.
2%: edible in tierces, e1a.
Bran. dull; soft winter western in 100
III sacks. 2s.o0Q29.0O per ton: spring.
27.OOG2S.0O.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-04-16
Y. v. {. A. CAMPAIGN
COMES TO CLOSE TODAY
Reports to Come in viii Add TO
$4,000 Already Turned in
10 Committee.

The financial campaign which tho
Z w. &. A has been holding for the
past two weeks comes 70 cloae this
evening.
or the $4,000 asked for. $4,000 has
been subscribod up until early this
morning II Is expected by the earn
paign committee that that amount
would be greatly Increased before the
drive ends tonight
While tho whole amount asked for
has not been reached. the canpaign
COMMITTEES is much pleased vfth the
progress that has been made
Announcement is made that all per
CONS who have not contributed ar vet
and wish to send a donation r. the aszo-
ciation. are privileged n d. 70 a. any
date II is also announced ~ the carr
paign committee that all money sub
scribed during the campaign doesn't
have To be paid at once buf install
rnents will be received on Nay : and
November Is, 1921
During the week Il booth has beev ir
the Hotel du Pont. and there has been
one in front ~ the headquartera. .nf
Market street Today members ~ the
Sunshine Society were il charge n the
latter place. The young women who
i've AT W Otia8IDn fi&tt nave cone apiefi-
did work this week IN the evenings at
the theatres. The Girl Reserves have
been assisting in many ways and are
planning number of bakes for next
week and win give the proceeds 70 the
campaign fund.
Through the kindness q Mrs 2. O..
TaIIman, the grounds surrounding Vol
Iaston Han Twenty firth and Market
street. have been recently beauuaed
A private hedge has been planted and
the grounds are much improved.
The association VIII hold rummaEe
sale on April q az ia Tatnall street
Those having contributions for the sale
ara asked to send them 70 the associa-
tion or leave them at the club rooms.
s04 Market street
The second meeting of the parlLa-
mentary law class viii be held on Mon
day evening. at the club rooms Al
invitation is extended 70 All persons
Interested in this class 20 attend IN
formation in regard 70 the class VIII
be gwen by calling the Office $3.50. Mrs.
F7oy z. Booth IS instructor of the class.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-04-16
Telephone Your Classified Ads

Mrs. BENJAMIN Eieids. Miss Alice y.
smythe. Miss Helen s.. Garrett, Mrs.
George A. Rhoads. Miss Alice Baldwin,
Mrs. E. ID. Banton and Maurice Roueeile.
with Or. Aruett as chairman and Mrs.
Rhoads as sub-chairrnan
Arrangements we're made n hold
another conference at st. Andrew
parish house next Friday evening ~
8 O'Clock, to which George y. Miller,
president Of the State Board of Edu
cation. will be invited. 20 speak on the
question of the relation of the coiored
schools 10 the inter situation. ana
Dr. j. B. Stubbs. chairman II the Colored
Medical Association, on tho question 81
health in the colored schools, as IL AZ
fects the movement for o better under
standing between the races. The Com
rnunity Service viii alao be asked 70
furnish song leader 70 conduct song
service in conjunction with the speaking.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-04-16
DIVIDENDS DECLARED.

Eastman kodaE Company. extra OF 10 per
cent on common. payable June J. and extra
of per cent on common and quarterly of
ght per cent on common and ~ per cent on
prOfrrrcd al payable July
llpCtrir Bond and share Company quar-
tsfly 81 per cent on common payable
April ib aud IA per cent on preferred
payable May
Louisiana on Refining Corporation. SIC on
preferred a 81 80 on preferred B and 50
on common, payable May 10.
Stern Brothors. quarterly Of ~ per cent
ou preferred payable june
Union fanh Car Company quarterly OF p
per cent on preferred and common. pay
ahir june
Vacuum Oll Company semi-annual of q
PEE cent. pas able May 3l
California Packing Company quarterly of
"a Dor cont,
Canadian Convcrtsr Company quarterly of
be. prf cent. payable May lG
Fairbanks Company quarterly Of 2 per
cent on preferred payable MAY /
kaufman Department Stores Inc quarter
IS 80 Der cont on common. payable Nav 2
hnukuk and Des Moincs Railway Com
pany E per cent on preferred payable May r
Merritt oil Company quarterly OF 2Ig
per cent payable May ,
Philadelphia MarohOusng aud Cold Stor-
Ase Company 50 q share and extra OF IS
share payable May 2
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-04-16
REsCUEs CHILD FROM WELL.
Mother Expecting Baby Today, Per-
forms Feat of Extraordinary Her0ism.

New York, April When the baby
expected today in the White Plains
home Of Norman Curling lies in ms
mothers arms. her embrace Of loving
welcome TO the little stranger may he
warmer in the knowledge that she
saved it's waiting cradle from the shad
ovy Of death Mrs Curling descended
the slippery sides of "A well twenty feet
10 the water dragged out her drowning
boy. charles. fifteen months old. and.
despite handicaps Of sex and conditions.
climbed up with the child and carried
him TO the house unaIded.
The mothers physician found no
evidence that she had suffered other
wise than by exhaustion and little
Charles played about the house as well
as ever Friends and neighbora. In ad-
miration for the devoted mothers hero
ism. organized to present Mrs Cur
linR'a name for a Carnegie medal
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-04-16
BUILDING Pc RMTTS.

Plans for the following projects have
been approved by the building inspec-
tors Office. and permits issued for the
same:
Elm street. 1926: s. wasik, owner
and builder; addition, $3.50.
Jackson street. 215 North rear
Mrs. SaIne Wagner. owner and builder
garage. 5000.
Union street. 2eo: L. Leonardo. owner
and builder; addition. $500.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-04-16
NEW CHARTERS.

Dover. April iG Charters we're fled here,
yesterday as follows
Oregon Washington Preserving Co, seattle.
Wash capital $50 900 900, Inter-Com-
munity OIL Co Wilmington Del. siO.OOO.-
600 Driscoll Transmission Corporation.
Wilmington Del. 81. 900 600, II. Is. warren
Corporation. wilmington. Del. 81 500, 900
Chester Pictures Corporation, New York
city, 5000. 900. Road Builders Equipment
Co Wilmington. Del. $500 600. McMahon
and Co wilmington. Del. $500. 600 Kelly
Dennis Co. Wilmington. Del. $500 600
Waldo. Morgan & Co. New YORK cry
S4OO 900. Nihbles Confectionery Co, Will
ninrton Del 5000 600. Driscon Patents
60. Wilmington. Del. 100000. Banker'
OH and Gas Co. Wilmington. Del, $50. 600
Increases In capital Gushing Petroleum
Corporation from 81 900 900 to 81 300 tHD
Woa Creek Oil and Gas Co. Grovv City
Pa 500 900 TO 5000. 900.
Every Evening classified ads pay big
returns-can 2200.-Adv.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-04-16
STOCK PRICES HIGHER
ONE TO FIVE POINTS
Rails Less Active Than Yester-
day but Made Good Advance;
Market Firm at the Finish.
!, Assoclated I,rcss 70 Every Evening

tty Aesoclated Press 60 Every Evening.
Neu York April i6.-The short trad
inr period on the stock Exchange today
was marked hy a continuance in mod
crate measure of yesterdays sweeping
recover
Leaders of the oil. steel, equipment.
copper and miscellaneous groups were
I e. & points higher at maximum lev
els. hut gains were subjected To- irregular
rrvision due to pront taking in the later
dealings,
Rails were loss prominent than in
thu previous session but averaged one
point gains except Canadian Pacific
which was under pressure. The clos
ing was nrm
sales approximated $50 600 shares.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-04-16
Tennis Finals on Today.

BY Associated Press 10 Every Evening
New York. April 16.-The final Of the
national amateur court tennis doubles
championship brought together today
Jav Gould and Joseph w. Wear, of
Philadelphia. title holders, and Joshua
Crane and George r. Fearing. Of Bos-
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-04-16
LIBERTY BoNp QUOTATIoSS.

n, Associated Press 20 Every Evening.
New York. April Is. Liberty bonds
closed to-day as follows. 31s $. 5000.
first As St.6i. second as. Sa.72' first
aAs. St.64 second Az $50 third
~ =, aO6o. fourth AS. sos. victory
aAH. pfaN. Victory ~ $. 1856.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-04-16
New York Bank Clearings.

Us 4 sociated Press 20 Every Evening
N,W York. April l6.-The actual con
.D4ts.n ~ clearing House banks and
tuat ,vrupauies for the week shows that
un.y hold >l643S iSO reserve in excess
81 I,ea reauiremcnts. This Is an in
,4ta., 81 ssO.76a.d00 from last week.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-04-16
Wadco Club Dance.

A dance was held by the Wadco Club
Of the Water Witch Fire Company IN
the IRE engine house. last night. The
companys orchestra provided the music.
The club viii hold its next dance on
next Friday evening.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-04-16
CHICAGO CLOSING PRICES.

Chicago. April 6.-wheat-May 1.28
July 1.0s%.
Corn-May 57&; July s1ss
Oats-May 37%; July 1855.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-04-16
Sodallty Rummage sale

The ladies OF the Crsuline Sodality
viii hold a rummage sale ac IA Tat
nall street on April %. The sale held
yesterday was successful
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-04-16
Mllmlnrtnn nnnk ClearInrs.

tIta.uEr Iu thc Wilmington banks
tul .ap v,ek uIsl ending totallcd s. esq
.lt as .emparcd IL So 922 .S6oS4 for
Is, ,uIr.. .poudlng W.tk of last year
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-04-16
WIN a 5000 Prize.

See page Z. Color all the pictures
on this page and send it in to our Office.
There is a chance to win a prize.-Adv
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-04-16
AUTOMOBILES
Automobiles For sale

AUTonoBIIFs
Willy P'esr>orr rorr
roRD RotDsTER
ruUgRsYER TFrry
EIseEL o~ETo~ rFrcF
Tos HrCH
80 Mr Ra'l-drr .0'7ls 0-,rv.
1Eer rrH'rrs
raa4s D 1za -- a-v ~ ~n-s w,.
has lo 4p f- @we "Nw i
dletopn SIN
AUToMoBILEs Fo- -aie envf-~s '-
"a. PR. IN el 'aFr g..
Garage s0f tdams rrrrt
a3EGArS .EG tr."rtf
peerless e7o .-~----aser--r- @,r
Ford t1n coupe
Ia-raor st passenger
caie a.. e- aas.r-yrr
>rarmor a ~vra ra-,-rrrr
n a-ea -.-, uo.a~ na
,lERR.cE roroa F,,
BUICK rourlaz ~ -aa aser.l
ami churcn r-aet
BUICK-I9i- seveu-passeua-r 'our.rs -a."
n fa1r condition Ecr .aln -lnaD
Treifth street VILLAINS
CHANDLEK DISPATCH -W.H giaa.g aen-
unstratr AhIu tru- leFta
D0RT touring ra- 4e 4r-..z --
81 Paxton -r
FORD rkUCk Model l. l4so 8l.
Overland Roadster hatl e rerfert rnr
.tstIOU ll.4aaa ta.H AfA@H llta
ana -ulon STREETS roue t't
FORD -EDAS F-aa-eu -ew
5000 miles ane e3nd.tlcu seli-. arter
1-rlountanle -us $3.50 Atras er
further information GAIA hoN5 az
FOKD- FOkDS rDED~ -eaaas -lgpes
touring 1u1 roadster. -c lr .el.rH lo4
5uy s0lway -I- scots -truut. lole
1856 Il.
HUDSON sPEEDsTEE 4ate modri. -ar4
rires reasOuabie sr.c, none -ata
LOCONOBILE- seven qAssouger tL4
model very -oo1 .onl4l4Dl -Uu .ttra
tires must rr -cil .o ~ ~ eae
Apply NlluluA -ll asa lgtra
t. Cor Eleventh Al4 Nrr-
Phone A+5
niAXwELL-.s .si7
Just oyeE-a--.G d. t.Ht. $3.50 .N. 'A
traI Garage. -. ~-lttet rtet
mercedes Eac,r. ~ ,a.e. s- la4.
tI0n East Elett1-l -rels aasae O-
last Eleventh --.ee-
OVERLAND To---s ..ar .ta .aI. HCrl
IS PAINTED Due Hl..all .Haci $50. srtr.
rsS-ea.-,,r She Flrl g. a--t.r fltl tpgtar
body " .l-n .lster \ ass 600,
cor Eleventh aa- Wlst .-,v-s lea
OAKLAND Tllrus a- Nll f.a1o
teuonStrAte Hhite RrDs '.> a a.ntun o.
PIERCE AKROW rRLCk- eca. ASA.
Fauloner FQrnl-u-. ~torr. NcW 49,
Avenue ard 8 street
>TJTZ-BuA Dos .ao>iA4 RIGS aslt p
guicA buyer Ptol, 1913
TRUCK ..f- Forl .r-.> aasr
str NaNst.It ro-1 .t1.l.u. .,ea tA
new rlg,c Gags o -t4
WeS- ~stHu3 -.-t
USED lAhS Fpr sao a.. -,lsoeq 'fieg,
Five p8ssenger tcurtls .af7 $50 70 - Az
four passenger -oa--l a. Ni
Snyder's Garage second anl lefer-.n ~te
XELIE lal- -.-.a- -r.ns
s2ls lr.t.r -..>r fNU-rar. .t rnol
price sr-l -.t -.I. A. lr
Gilpin tNtr,
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-04-16
RESORTS
ATLANTIC CITY, \. J.

Westminster ka1s khenSgcAy - Ave; & Gear p; sesea
baths. running water G. 4. kopp. Owner
and Prop. Open sll year.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-04-16

Gall 2soO ask for ad taker. ADV.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-04-16
We BUl N>D SILL
USED CARS
kEIL NuruR CO.
ELEVENTH lNu lArNlLL SITS.

1000 USED CARS AND rRUCSs- Ma.
~ 500 down. ha.ancc ucrrns. sUc NJ
I;reCoiees 1910 l'allOwhiN So. HhLlhar.
Dhia. Residence S2l West 81. Wunllnstcu
Del
1920 NIM Worm Ir.se aAccuuut -ogti
tiou harSa-n @s- NlagNct slr,t
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-04-16

AsFWETr Az ~ frfr -a~ffln .snafrr
-~rfrf rs -t7.- -.r~ ,.- v fn miles arrnr
has r.s ..a f.- ~.f HHnn fIN
LlefgTu BrI
ACToAfrBEIE Frr aaIr .rvirra
Nrare pa~fa frr aN rravrr ~
md 2 and -are nart. frHsf
Garage gDf tdarns etrrof
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-04-16

sTEREtck MOTOR -r''
Prone t~a-
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-04-16

HOTEL BOSCOBEL kensucxg Sg,sS Az,
Elevator excellent table: special spring
rates. Booklet. Steam heat. Phone ~
A +. Marion
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-04-16
ANNOUNCEMENTS
Coming Events

HAVE YOU HAD YOUR LETTEh ffnm
tns Children's Buruauy Don't forff
snEScr 10
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-04-16

tn s.ed a-e -sr c.aas .nd
-t-rs ina
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-04-16

BUICK Tou-lnz ar -aa rs -.nser-.l
truck price $500 ea.c~
ami Ct4rrr
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-04-16

FORD TkLCh Model t4" assn
Overland Roadster Iotl .l rerfacf ruU
t,tlCr Delaware ta.e lrasr iEtE
ana E UlOu -trHer- rDuH $500
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-04-16

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returns-can 2200.-Adv.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-04-16

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Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-04-16

Peerless s20 .e~----a ser~rrr Tar
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Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-04-16

Ellie t3lr 4.-..- As
sale motor --~r NN.-.ar a tnor
Price $50 ->t -I. Hr