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Evening journal., 1921-03-25
FEW NEBRIATES
NOW In NEW YORK
BY Newspaper Enterprise.

BY Newspaper Enterprise.
NEW YORK-"Go down TO the
Board Of Inebriety and see what the
seven members are doing these
days" was the assignment.
Inquiry at city hall failed 20 de-
velop anybody who knew OF such a
board.
Sixteen opinions on where Il
might be proved incorrect The sew
enteenth try was successful.
Yes, this is the Board OF In
ebriety." said W. j. Donovan who
sat behind the desk in the Office near
the attic.
where are the seven members7"
That's me-Tm all that's left. d"
he said.
where are all the inebriates7
There aren't any Prohibition
Evening journal., 1921-03-25
DRUG RAIDERS ARREST TEN

CHESTER. Pa, March 25.-The
city police. supported by Federal
and state authorities, yesterday
, started a campaign to rid Chester
Of dope addicts. Eight were round
ed up at an alleged "snow party" at
= No. 1928 West Front street and
Charles Tribbett, OF No. 23 Graham
street, also was arrested. Grant
- Milton. found at the West Front
street address, where a large guam
tity OF the drug was obtained, and
: Tribbett were held for a Federal
hearing by Magistrate Elliott and
the others for medicSi examination.
Evening journal., 1921-03-25

an investigation OF the product
grown In this State. The Chesapeake
Flax Fibre CO. announced today that
spinning mill In Ireland will be
dismantlcd and shipped 20 this
country. Operatives viii also be
brought here.
Evening journal., 1921-03-25
TWAS REAL HEN PARTY.

BRAMAN, Oklo.-Church mem-
bers came in the evening with WE'LL
filled baskets for a big spread for
the Rev. NJ. F. Kelley. Next morn
ing Kelley discovered that his par
ishioners had also filled his hem
house with full-grovn chickens.
Evening journal., 1921-03-25

inebriate. And liquor these days is
too expensive TO be plentiful"
The board formerly took inebri-
ates to a farm where they were put
through a three-year cure.
Evening journal., 1921-03-25
10 IMPORT IRISH
LINEN MILL HERE

Better linen can be produced from
the fax grown in Delaware and
Maryland than In any foreign coun
try, says the report OF the United
states Bureau OF Standards. after
Evening journal., 1921-03-25

Search the Want Ads for good
bargains IN real estate during tho
month.
Evening journal., 1921-03-25

killed them. It killed the board.
too
I'm just winding up the business.
Then I'm quitting.
1T takes lots Of booze 10 make an
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-06-25
AT BEIHAyEN
Many Changes Made In Well known
Rehohofh Hotel

Mrs. NJ. G. Barnett has made ex-
tcnsive improvements in the Belhaven
Hotel at Rehoboth. and is better pre-
pared than ever before TO cater 20
the large clientele with which the
Belhaven has proven more and more
popular from year to year The cree
tion Of large dance hall on the
south ~ the hotel and facing the
ocean Is sure 10 find favor with those
who patronize the resort. The house
will have an orchestra this season
and will be splendidly equipped to
take care Of its guests. 4 tennis
court on the other side OF Railroad
avenue across from he hotel is being
prepared FOR Beihaveu guests. some
thing which has long been desired by
those who visit Rehoboth
The Belhavcn has many book fupS
Tor the season. and Wilmington ana
other points will be largely represent
go. Mrs Barnett has shown real
desirc t. furnish every comfort for
her guests. and she has beau rnucb
romplimented for the changes ana
additions made for the coming sea
son Miss Whitford OF Wilmington Il
assisting Mrs Barnett in the man
agement ~ the hotel
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-06-25
CARMINE DIMARE IN ITALY.
Writes Every Evening He Realizes
America Is Greatest Country.

Carmine DiMare, one of the best
known Italian residents of this city
who. at present. is i'm Italy. visiting his
daughter. has written Every Evening
giving a very interesting account OF
his travels through his native land
MIR. DiMare, who, prior to his depart
urc. was not in the best of health
states I'm his letter that he is now very
much improved. SO much. in fact. that
he has gained several pounds in
weight. He has visited all the large
cities in Italy. Naples he found one
OF the finest. but he says that Amer
lea is the only country i'm the world
America is tho Paradise of the world, "
MIR. DiMare writes. He states he is
referred 10 in Italy as the American
and he never loses an opportunity to
tell his fellow countrymen what kind
of "A place America is.
Mr.. DiMare writes that he has read
i'm Every Evening an account of the
new paid fire department i'm this city
and where the members of the Board
Of Police Commissioners were 10 be-
come directors OF the Public Safety
Department with supervision over the
fire department. He also read an ac-
count in Every Evening of the new
Rodney Square at Tenth and Market
streets.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-06-25
RAILROAD HELD
RESPONSIBLE FOR
FIRE FROM SPARKS
Judgment OF Superior Court
jury Sustained by State Su-
preme Court. on Appeal.
SUIT OVER A BURNED BARN

sparial Correspondence Every Evening
hover. June sb In an opinion re-
Gently handed down by State supreme
Court. in thr ease 81 the Director
General nf Railroads, defendant below.
nlaintfr IN error. vs, Tnghman John
an aud Walter Blackson, trustee
under the last will and testament of
William Gouverueur Ramsey, de-
eoascd. Plaintiff below. defendants in
error. being a ease taken 10 the Su-
rrcme Court from the superior Court
81 New Castle county, September
Term 1919. Associate Judge lIeisel de-
lvering the opinion. states that the
ease IN question was tricd before a
urs in the Superior Court in New
castle county and verdict rendered
N favor of plaintiff below. upon which
d dement was entered
The suit was brought On the allcea-
ton that the harm and contents ~ the
piaInttNs hclow were DESTROYED 10y n
,unnaEration cau@nd hy sparks or
hrr emitted from a locomotive or loco
motives ol the defendant bflow. by
tca SON either tai the negligent opera
f.Un 80 5 locomotive. or tbl the negli-
g,nt failure % cquip its locomotive
With appliances "a prevent the cS,ape
Il nrt and sparks from their smoke
stocks 81 tcl the negligent failure 10
rquip It's locomotives with appliances
ia prevent the cscapc % frc from their
athpans and firc boxes
After rcvtving the case a length
f, I'm the briefs submitted and argu-
nl, 10 made, the court said
We think the evidence is without
IruhtttVp forGt and was MOI ad-
misshlc on tns theory that evidence
~ either ftrps Is adm syhle and should
have boon excluded Is the court be-
luN and while We have hrrn il some
doubt as to thr effect 81 lts admissions
after careful consideration of an the
N tdcncc III tho Casr We are ~ the
opinion that tho Judgment should not
for that reason be reversed The iIdg-
mrnt bsluw II affirmed
JudH, Rice dissenting
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-06-25
RAJ REALTY TRANSFERS.

The county Board Of Assessment re.
ports the following transfers Of rural
real estate
Land and buildings at New Castle
=, Max J. Roll 20 Joseph solid. FOR
ss ooU
Land and bungalow IN Oak Grove
~ Lewis = Cloud 10 Harry W. ScheII-
ineer for f6.5O0.
Land IN Tuxedo Park. by Claude
iianta 70 f'red Schau kIeton. FOR 81. 200
Land on Montrose Terrace by Theo-
core \ Kruger - George r. Dutton.
for 81 400.
Land in Oak Grove. by the Oak
Grove Co o. Warren A. HnI. for $500.
Land al Middietown by Eliza a.
Green 20 Ruby y. whitlock, for $3.50.
Ruby x, Whitlock. Tor $3.50
Land on Moutrose Terrace. by Eliz-
abeth G. Boyd 10 Robert II. Egnor.
Tor 400.
Land az New Castle. by Elizabeth
tsuy 90 Thomas q. Lake for 500;
adjoining land, by Margaret A.
Brown % Thomas =. Lake, for 500.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-06-25
REHOBOTH BEACH.

| Special Correspondence Every Evening
| Rehoboth Beach, ,Iuae Rehoboth
is experiencing the driest spell in years.
Vegetation is drying up with no rain in
sight.
1 The town is ready for the rush of the
season which is expected now. Almost
all cottages are occupied with few TO
rent
Rev. and Mrs Parsons, children and
friends of Laurel are ENJOYING Coleman
Clergy House this week. Services were
| held at All Saints p. +. Church Tuesday
evening and "Wednesday moroing.
Mrs. Robert Z. Rumbold of Washing
ton IS at her Gotta ge, Rumboldine in
the Pines.
Monday evening Mrs Ralph d.
Poynter entertained at cards. Thursday
afternoon Mrs. Charlotte Hickman OF
Florida, who is visiting her niece Mrs
b. F. Riggin, entertained at the Riggin
cottage with bridge several tables.
Mrs. hattie +. Riley at her home,
Pine Hurst, entertained six tables Of
bridge for friends out of town
Mrs Joshua Conuer entertained at
her beautiful new home, over the week
end, the Mite Society of Grace NJ. r.
church OF Wilmington, of which has been
President for years. There were id the
party.
Mrs Grace Brauham entertained Mrs.
Clara Riggin and Mrs. Charlotte Hick-
man at dinner Tuesday evening
Mrs William Simmons gave little
dance at her cottage, Saturday evening,
for her niece, Miss Grace Manlove of
Baltimore.
Mrs Frank l.. DeArmond entertained
frields from Wilmington over the week
end.
The Trump family of Wilmington are
enjoying their cottage on the bluff below
the town.
Fred S. Homan and family of Will
mington arrived this week for the sum-
mer Mrs. Homan entertained her
mother Mrs Fischer of Wilmington
The Mothers Club of Old Swedes
Church, Wilmington, IS spending two
weeks at the Polk cottage under the su-
pervision of Miss Hopes
Miss Alice Palmer is home from school
in Wilmington, to spend the summer
here with her parents.
H. Foard OF Fairfax, Va, is visiting his
family this week The Foards recently
bought the Fell cottage on Delaware
avenue.
Mrs. John Sheldrake Of Harrington
and her niece, Elizabeth Flemming,
spent this week at the Sheldrake cottage.
Mrs. Vaughan S. Collins is entertain
ing her grandson, Jack Estell of Sails
bury, Md.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-06-25
CECIL COUNTY NOTES.

Special Correspondence Every Evening
Elkton. Md. June 25.-Roger Wit
worth, has sold his hardware business
and store building and residence in
Elkton 10 Elwood y. Sweet Charles
a. BARLEY has purchased Mr.. Sweet 5
dwelling, on Bow street. and will move
his family there.
Caleb y. Price. aged AS years, son
81 the late John r. Price Of Chesa-
peake City, died at CaTney's Point,
y. j.. Thursday. Funeral will take
place al Bethel this afternoon.
Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph Clay quietly
celebrated their golden wedding an
niversary al their home. near Elkton.
Wednesday evening.
Mrs. George r. Ash. proprietor of
the Cecil Democrat Of Elkton, has
been appointed by Governor Ritchie
20 the commission on the reorgani-
zation and administration of State
government.
Miss Addie Ford and Miss Blanche
Ford are in Baltimore for the sum
mer where Miss Ford will take
special course in music.
Rev. Thomas p. MacEwen of the
Fourth Presbyterian Church, Wash
ington. will occupy the pulpit in Elk
ton Presbyterian Church tomorrow.
William II. Johnson has been ap-
pointed justice of the peace for the
Second district, succeeding Lucien NJ.
Bean. deceased. He win have his Of
fee at Chesapeake City.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-06-25
CHESTERT0wN AND yICINIr,

Special Correspondence Every Evening
Chestertown. Nd. June 25.-Mem-
bers os the Eastern shore Society
numbering forty arrived in Chester
town yesterday afternoon at O'Clock
and We're entertal ned by a committee
of citizens nj luncheon at the Noshcll
House. The members Of the society
are making a tour Of the shore visit
lng their native soils, and their des-
tination Is Ocean City. where they
will spend the weekend. The marty
vas received by Mayor William T..
Fowler. who offered them the KEYS
of the town.
Harry y. Rote and family left yes
ierdsy for Anderson. s. O.. to attend
the funeral Of his hrother-in-law. Lee
g. Hollcman, who died on "Wednesday
leSterday and wednesday were the
hottest days Of the year here. the
thermometer registering 80 on We'd
nesday. The torrid temperature Is
running growing crops, because Of the
absence Of rain.
Several farmers in the county be-
gan threshing wheat yesterday. The
grain is in good condition, and many
of the farmers will thresh while the
weather Is good. The price here to-
day is sl25 a bushel.
Miss Inez Russell. daughter Of Edi-
tor l.. Bates Russell. who has been
critically III Of typhoid fever for the
past two weeks. is reported to be
slightly improved
Town Commissioners are laying
cement culvert on the east side OF
the large public square in the center
Of the town, to prevent automobilists
parking their cars on the grass.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-06-25
PRIZES AWARDED.
tor the Raby Contest Held 40 the
Ontlet >tona.

rh, baby contest whi, b Was srid II,
thr outlet store g01 sos Mark II
street has CLOSED Ii Was featured w
many interesting Incidents III.
fursr Mrs. NJ. Sadlcr. vas kept busy
ID an times answering questions "a
trciins and care ~ l,nbies Onc hun
drtd and ATTY tots vtre weighed Nj
6pttsegen. who was IA charge of ths.
,ampaign. oAprosse.i himself - well
llrR sd With the interest displayed IA
he question II better babies ana the
was the mothers responded
The following arc the winners IL
thc various classes
Mrs ELLA Hastings s06 East FOURTH
street Who displayed heaviest twins.
tge Is months weighing - pounds
Mrs. Charles BURNER. 1871 Wet
Thtrtevnth street IL months haby
wuighine = pounds This vas IN The
class year % IS months
Mrs I.ehsai. 10 S, Helena road
d months baby weighing al mounds
This was IN the iS months to two
ears
Mrs g. MtGmgan. l4is Marie
street 70 months haby weighing 2gi.
pounds
Mrs a. Al. Barnes 3iO Sog.E Ja,l.
son street, siK months ha.,y y,rtrbtrg
- pounds
The chart viii he posted consn,.,,
opsly IN thu childr,.n's depa.t.t,,,,,.
second fioor. with he name -.
weight q all babies. Tor The henest n
mothers who were interested
The winners of the contesf -. a.
81 % report at the store 81 r,co,,-,
their awards.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-06-25
GALLANT SOLDIER
TO TAKE A BRIDE
Lieut.. Stanley Loomis and
Kathryn Heiser to be Welded
at Newark Today.

Special Correspondence Every Evening
Newark. June 2b.--Miss Kathryn
Heiscr, daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. A.
G. Heiser of Newark. and Stanley
l.oomis of Meshoppen. Pa, win be
married at O'Clock this afternoon
in Newark Presbyterian Church. The
ceremony will be performed by Rev.
Frank Herson, pastor of the local NJ,
II. Church.
Miss Heiser for several years was a
teacher i'm the local schools. Mr..
Loomis is graduate of the University
Of Delaware and was a lieutenant
during tho war when this country
entered the war. MIR. Ioomis was
student at the university. lie gave
up his studies and went to an Officers
Training Camp. where he was COM
missioned lieutenant and was soon
sent to France lie made distin-
guished record at the front and was
severely wounded in action. After
recovering he was sent home and re-
entered the University of Delaware,
graduating last year. While still a
student Mr.. Loomis was elected
treasurer Of Susquehanna county, Pa.
which office he still holds
Al the wedding this afternoon, Mrs.
George Lovctt Of Red Rank, n j..
sister OF the bride. will be matron Of
honor and Miss Agnes +. Medill of
Newark. maid of honor The brides
maids will be: Misses Alberta and
Olive leiser sisters OF the bride. Miss
Dora Law and Miss Ethel Campbell
all Of Newark. Emery Joomis. OF
Orange. y. J.. brother of the groom
and also a graduate Of the University
Of Delaware will be his hest man. and
the usheTs will he: J. y. Brewer OF
fredericksburg. Md, Irving Loomis Of
Meshoppen. Pa. II. A. Nef OF Orange.
y. j., and Charles y. Mcdill of New
ark. Miss Nellie Wilson will play the
wedding march
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-06-25
LEWES NOTES.

special Correspondence Every Evening
Loves, June - Rain fell il I,ewes
and Rehoboth, Thursday afternoon,
after 4 drought Of many weeks But il
was not sufficient 10 restore the lawns
which are practically burned M. nor the
hydrangeas which grow. and bloom 50
profusely in Lewes
The first straw ride Of the season was
gwen Tuesday evening by Miss Aida
Joseph, daughter Of Pilot and Mrs
john Joseph, in honoF Of her girl friend
who j. visiting her They went 20 Re
hoboth Beach
Mrs Clinton Long has volunteered to
have the large cross on St Peter spire
regilded. 10 correspond with other inn
provcments being put on the church
The cross was the gift OF Miss Lab Mar
shall afterwards Mrs George Ortou in
memory Of her friend, Miss Anna
Rodney
Miss Esther Register, graduate Of
West Chester State Normal School,
reached Lewes, Thursday and will spend
the summer with her parents Magistrate
Napoleon b. Register and wife. Miss
Lizzie Register, Mr. and Mrs. ~ r.
Register and son, Leon, attended the
West Chster commeE cement, whel Miss
Register graduated
Miss Lii Groomc who for wear has
been occupying Mrs. Birdie Messick's
tenant house, has sold her furniture and
moved to Columbus, Pa where she has
purchased home. Miss Groom who is
the daughter Of the late Thomas Groom
who was superintendent of the NJ ID.
end " r. r. for many wears. and spent
much Of her Younger days in Lewcs
Pilot A. W Marshall has rented his
beach cottage TO the Hank Brothers, who
are employed by the du Pont Engineer
ing Co in Lewes.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-06-25
TO LAY CORNER STONE.
Grand Lodge OF Masons VIII Have
Charge OF Exercises Mt SiIyerbrook.

Next Wednesday evening Mt Z
o'clock the corner stone OF the Jo-
seph w. Coley building. an addition
to the Silverhroolt NJ. r.. church prop
erty. at Lancaster and Woodlawn
avenues, will be i1id. The ceremonies
will be In charge of the Grand Lodge
OF Masons under the direction of Will
liam j. HiBhfield. Grand Master. The
new building In to be used for sun
day school and social purposes. There
will be a special musical program by
the church choir and Rev. Allen w.
Wise. a former pastor. and MIR. High
field will speak.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-06-25
Nfeh hi>s II HkLD.
ilesnor Handy Accused Of CauSln-
Death of Joseph smith.

eoroners jury last night held
Eleanor Handy, coiored. withou, raj
Ter the grand jury on a charr. j,
silllng Joseph smith. coIored ~ sac-
oud and Washington streets ~ "a
gar Reed of baltimore. as he was aI-
80 known. As two of the witnesses
Marie Edwards and John Fisher. an
Isrenily disappeared. Queen Zastar
snd Margaret Johnson. colored. were
held as important witnesses under
$500 bail
Smith was found in an uncoun-
,cinua condition IN a room il The
Auisnzer fats, 4i4 West Front stree,
the night of June T. and died In the
Delaware Hospital the next morning
aho Handy woman. according 70 wit
nessos, gave a shot of dope" which
resulted IN bis death.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-06-25

MeBHIDEg TRANSFER EH-@shlp your
gooda by motor. Personal ATTENTION ~
all work. Call sU3s J 2US West Twenty.
ninth street
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-06-25
Mccoy Visiting Furniture Centres.

Frank Mccoy Of the Wilmington
Furniture Co. leaves on Monday for n
ten-day business trip to Grand
Rapids. Michigan. The Wilmington
Furniture Co. is making extensive
improvements which will add much
to the convenience and attractiveness
Of the store. The changes include
metal ceilings. etc, and evide ices the
progressive spirit OF this well-known
concern.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-06-25
Young Child Sealdea.

At the Delaware Hospital yesterday
Annie SchinfeId, two and onc-half
years old. daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs.
Herman Schinfeld of 701 Frencl;
street. was treated after she had
burned her right foot and left hand
In boiling water at her home.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-06-25
ANNOUNC CEMENTS
EVERY EVENING
CLASSIFIED ADVERTISING.
undescd for Quick Referencel
LINZ HArEl pEH nav

tiENB IN rS ffh bAt4
Count SIX words TO the line
Count Initials and numbers az words
No charge ad taken for less than soc.
No prepaid ad taken for less than 25s.
Charge Prepaid
Day ,....t......s.+.s..... Ia cents ~ cents
2 Consecutive Days a.. ~ cents iOcents
Consecutive Days 9eents cents
LONG TERM ADVERTISING.
Special rates for business advertising
REPUBLICATION FOR ERRORS.
Republication will he made for errors
not the fault of the advertiser, II adyertis
er will report the error within "a lrIuis
after tirst publication of advertisement
hlSCLAsSlFiCATIO NOT PER
MIrTED.
TEfEpHONkD ADS
Classified advertisements that are trlr.
phoned 90 Every Evening will be accepted
at the charge rates shown above But
the prepaid cost amount will be acceoted
as fun payment IL offered ST the businese
onice within sir days after any such al
ts FIRST printed In the paper. Otherwise
the cost at the charge rates quoted abovs
will I've collected
Telephone Your want Ads
PHONE uNuHEu
Ask for Want Ad Taker.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-06-25
Gard Of Thanks.

Mrs Michael Fromm and son wish
% thank their many relatives and
friends also the Pullman employees
Tor their kindness and flowers during
Their sad bcrcaVcnent.--Adv.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-06-25

1920 studebaker Special Sir 81 $50
1920 studehaker Small Six $50
1919 atudpbakcr Big Six 225
1920 Buick, E-passeuRer OTb
1918 Buick Roadster S25
1920 Ford Sedan ESQ
1917 Ford Rondsters ttNo1 225
1910 Ford Roadster $50
1890 Chevrolet Touring AS
1919 Dodge sedan 3g5
1919 Dodge Touring $50
1918 Dodge Touring - 700
1917 Dodge Roadster $50
1919 Maxwell Touring $50
1919 stutv Touring GhD
1915 Cadillac Touring - 100
1917 Auburn Touring J2s
| 1921 Cleveland Sedan sgD
ipfs Franklin Touring R75
1919 Indian Motorcycle with side
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-06-25
A. II. Cooper Moves Law onices.

Alexander Il. Copper has removed
his law Offices from room COS tsixth
floor To room 7i2 tscvcnth fioor) of
the Equitable Building.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-06-25
More Money

Your employer wants to you make money.
When he raise yoir pay, il means that you
turning out moro and better work for him.
His interest in you is prompted by larger interest
Ia his own business But matter what happens your
interests bound up together
The point with him is not how much be pays you.
The thing that counts is how You apply yourself TO make
his SUPERINTENDENT IN you pay dividends
Never pass q dividend if you expect raise
There's ono big rule Of employmcnt-Grow or Col
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-06-25
EMPLOYMENT
situation. wan,ed-ssls

rCUND MAN gighfeen years ~ aga.
desires position in drug store a. flrfa
u rkpsfirneed sud has lIlai fonrltfrfl q
cpiifse ~ latin. ~ Flfa sfDd fffffr ncs
position " found kpfig q q nnr lff
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-06-25

If you do not spend your evenings
in the open you are foolish. Try
Shellpot Park.-Ady.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-06-25
Seeds. Plants, Fer,ilirers
FLOWER PLANTS. e EACH

Cactus nahlia Giant SINGLE nahlla
Autirhiuium Cuifus .mixril sch
anthus. Chimes Muuiioacr
NiignonCttC stnyks .urgn Asfgf
Crcgo Astcr. 6randInOra phlnx
candy Tllft. Annual Lupin. nNaff
Nasturtiums. Tall NasUirtuns.
Gypsophlia. PCtuiuis Howard star
Matricia. Giant Double Cosmos
Scabiosa. Double Caiendula nouhin
Pinks, Double nialtm pinks oianI
Double Zinnia Narigold ieeinn IA
Honor. oentaniN, 80 lnF toe isl ~
ki.uO. hy Parcel pnsF rlid Gem
AlysSum 2tc. So Tor ndgln4
CHAktlES w kIk
Milford, Kent county. p,l
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-06-25

Two men without previous expert
ence for openings In the sales or
ganization or the Continental Life
Insurance Company Must be be-
tween ages 25 and 10 and be willing
to undergo q period OF intensive
training at the home once or the
company. A college education is an
advantage but not absolutely neces-
sary. Reply in writing, stating age
and previous business experience.
James A. Fulton. agency manager.
lO2s du Pont Building.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-06-25

U2ED CARS
Here ia splendid choice OF used cars.
all In FIRST class shape, rivht ready 10 90
into service These bargains will move
fast. 80 II YOU arc 90 get one OF this lot
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-06-25

TRuCB@-For sale. One-ton buick. just
REBUILT good rubber and new battery.
Price $3.50. Phone t30s J.