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Iron County record. [volume] (Cedar City, Utah) 1893-1982, 1921-09-30

Prejudice and common sense carry
an q fight that never ends.
Evening star., 1921-02-23
HIGH TRIBUTE PAID
TO SENATOR MOSES
G. W. U. President Compd-
ments Him When Conferring
Honorary Degree.

President William Miller Collier Of
George Washington University. in
comforting the honorary degree of
doctor of laws upon Senator Moses Of
New Hampshire yesterday afternoon
at the centennial convocation eXer-
cises at Central High School, said:
George Higgins Moses: For many
years actively conpected with one of
New Ensland's influential newspa-
pers, cuitivating through it q natural
aptitude for gathering facts and
realizing their significance. and de-
velopinG to a high degree the power
of seeing and foreseeing; appointed
minister to n high post in the Ameri-
can diplomatic service during most
trying period. these trained faculties
made you an acute observer, Il quick
witted ncgoti9tor. n fitting and well
fitted representative of a country that
works in the open and which will not
be caught asleen.
Elected and triumphantly reelected
n United States senator from the state
of New Hampsnire. YOU have ever been
alert and active. vigilant and virile.
''Open-eyed aud open minded in the
consideration of all questions, you
have been unwilling that your coun-
try. in it's foreign relations should
leap in the dark. In national affairs
you have preferred to guide your step
with the lamp of experience, conSCer-
ing the American Constitution and
American institutions as
safe beacons. Ever insisting that
difficult to tell where Moses was, is,
or will be-"
Evening star., 1921-02-23
TRIBUTE FOR BERRYMikN
AT G. W. U. C0NV0cAtl0N
Star Cartoonist Creates .Smile
Without the Sting, s,tyssDr.
Collier-Gets His De gree.

High tribute was paid toy CLIFFORD
K. Bergman. cartoonist Fof The
Evening Star. by DIR. Villa IN Miller
Collier. president of George Wash
ington University, in conferr1 ng upon
him the honorary degree of master
Of arts at the centennial con Iocatior
exercises yesterday afternoon h9Cen-
tral High School. DR.. Collier fs' cfta-
ton to MIR. Bergman is as fo1Pows:
Master of Arts Clifford kennedy
Bergman, cartoonist of The ! Wash
ington Evening Star. enjoying tnation-
wide reputc and assured of { nduring
fame. In you natural gel nus for
drawing is combined with a Ylt free
from venom and with Il soul OF un-
sullied purity. Your illustrate bns are
remarkable for their timeline, IS, their
patness, their humor, their kindli-
ness, their refinement. Yout create
the smile without tho stinis. You
laugh and the whole world laughs
with YOU 'Tis you who have made
clear Carlyle's words:
How much lies in Taught er; the
cipher-key wherewith we 'secphe
the whole man.
Evening star., 1921-02-23
TELLS WHY He REFUSED
TO BARE SECRET ,RECuRDS
Secretary Baker Fur1nsfesStL Letter
Indicating Blackmeil Plot
Against Pittsburgh Cones n.

Secretary Baker has sent tosChairnan
Kahn of the House military af.aiI COM
mittee a copy of letter which 6A1icates
blackmail plot against a PitE burgh
concern, together with the Se'!re tarys
reasons for refusing to permi ttsJ. NJ.
Hill and c. c. Lindsay. agentSt Of the
House committee investigating var ex-
penditures, to examine secret dot NnHnts
of the War Department Secrc1ary
Baker stated that his refusal ytas be-
cause these investigators were known
to possess an interest in this in,testisa-
ton not wholly inspired by desire to
safeguard the public interests.
Mr. Bakers letter was transm itted in
connection with committee col Eidera
ton of a resolution by Represt ptative
Flood, democrat, Virginia, calling ton the
Secretary for report.
Mr. Flood had charged that the in
formation was sought by the agents
as part of a blackmail plot. smd ne
asked that a letter from Hill tot Lind
say on file at the department BE pro-
duced. Hills letter, written October
IL, 1919, as sent to the committee by
Secretary Baker, said:
LAS the people at washington are
apparently not going to move in the
Pittsburgh matter L have arranged to
sell the story to New York paper.
1t makes a corking story, and is to be
played up as a sensation. / have not
finished yet. and will not have tready
before the middle of the week. 1T has
occurred to me that if this ! paper
thinks it is worth $4,000 to publish it
might be worth more than that to
some Pittsburgh peoItle to suppress it.
OF course, any negptiationS would
have to be carried on very carefully.
as you would not want to laYyourself
open to any charge. However. If you
care to split anything1 over the $4,000
hat at e . L. $f<
be worth five to certa kn people not to
have il appear"
In view OF the report from the Sec
retary. giving the information asked
for. the committee tabled the Flood
resolution.
Evening star., 1921-02-23

A square foot OF honeycomb contains
more than oe0 cells
Evening star., 1921-02-23
HOUSE FAvORS ST, 400, 900
TO WAGE WAR ON LIQUOR
Conferees Instructed to Make That
Amount Available for Use in
Breaking Up Traffic.

House conferees on the deficiency
appropriation bill are instructed to
make available $1.40o.0o0 for break
ing up the liquor traffic between now
and July 1. This victory was
achieved by the prohibition forces in
the House yesterday, following
flare up that enkindled a bfNer de-
bate at the close of an otherwise
peaceful holiday session.
Agreement on this top figure dis
cussed was reached after charges and
counter charges flew thick and fast.
Chairman Good of the appropri
ations committee declared enforce
ment agents openly were winking at
the laws violation. Representative
Volstead, author of the act more
widely discussed. perhaps. than any
law on the statute books. came back
with the charge that attempt was
being made to break down the ma
chinery of enforcement through fail
ure to provide adequate appropria-
tions.
Others jumped into the fray. and
for an hour 1t was much like the old
days of prohibition fighting in Con-
gress. Calling Wayne Wheeler. gen.
eral counsel for the Anti-Saloon
Lea que, by name, Mr. Good declared
| even this champion of prohibition be-
lieved there were too many men or
the rolls of the internal revenue bu-
reau who were winking at violation
| of the law.
"Mr. Wheeler will tell you the same
Evening star., 1921-02-23

thing he has told me, that there are
more vets than drys in the bureau,
and yet he comes and demands that
you vote more money for them."
Mr.. Wheeler, leaning over the gal
lery rail. looked down and smiled.
Il resent the charge" Mr.. Good con-
tinued, that members of the appro-
priations committee are not in favor
Of strict enforcement of the law. More
than two thousand employees of the
bureau are not standing up for the
law"
Representative volstend in reply
declared that unless adequate funds
were provided Immediately big part
Of the forces would have to be dropped.
Evening star., 1921-02-23

gains ne are Offering darias this great QUE
ter-of'a a'niiiion.aeliar sale, within one yeai
time you may exchange the Piano Or Play,
Piano yau 'pHrpbsse for any other Piano
PiRyer-riano af equal ar greater value on a
noors, aad ell payments made sa The Hrst
strument will be credited IN full asxinst I
second. 5
Evening star., 1921-02-23
DIES OF GAS POISONING.
Allan A. Irvine Succumbs at Hos
pital-Death Accident.

Allan A. Irvine, sixty-three years
old. who was found in his place of
business Sunday morning suffering
from the effects Of Illuminating gas
poisoning. died at Emergency Hespi-
tai last night.
Mr.. Irvine conducted the United
States Government Document Ex-
change at Goa + street and resided at
225 u street. IIs was found by Miss
Mary B. puley. clerk In tho Office.
and taken to the hospital.
Coroner hewitt viewed the body and
gave a certificate Of accidental death.
Mr.. Irvine, a former resident of New
Y ork city. is survived by his wife and
Evening star., 1921-02-23
THE PRICES

of Pianos and Players are certainl.
low at this time of high prices. Thinl
of It! A used Upright Piano for $Ss
and used Player for $178. Come an
be convinced.
Evening star., 1921-02-23

WhAt con b eoefer than SO down and a lone
time in which to Day the balance to approved
credit1 Surely anyone can now enjoy tho
Evening star., 1921-02-23
SHOE MAN BANKRUPT.
Hyman Tabb Files Petitions Debts
$15.osS.so; Assets, s7.oa2.4s.

Hyman Tabb. shoe merchant at
1900 1th street northwest. today filed
Il petition In voluntary bankruptcy
He lists his debts at sisess.s9 and
places his assets at s7.0a245. On the
petition of tG' merchant Justice Hitz
Evening star., 1921-02-23
FILES SUIT FOR DIVORCE,

Mrs. Theda H. Emer son has filed
suit i2 the District Supreme Court
for a limited divorce from Capt
Clarence w. Emerson. formerly OF
the Regular Army. They were mar
ried December 80. 1916. Cruelty, de-
sertion and non-support tare alleged.
Attorney j. H. Bilbrey represents the
wife,
Evening star., 1921-02-23

one son. William Haven Irvine. a Wall
street broker. 1t is probable that The
body will be taken to New York
where funeral services will be con-
Quoted by a lodge of Masons, with
which he was connected
Evening star., 1921-02-23

directed a stays adiu dication pend
ing the SETTLEMENT OF an offer Of Mr..
Taob to cempromise with his credi-
tors. Attorney S. c. Brex appears for
the merchant.
Evening star., 1921-02-23

Brazilians keep pet anacondas. ten
to twenty feet long. in their cellars to
destroy the rats and mice.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-03-07
WOMEN OF JAVA
WINNING EMANCIr NrIOS

Womegs -'rAse wot.u
reached ~. AZ. ht-. lrl.te
onles Nh, s. r.s. .a sl
agerl were .Ht. "a
Americans .hr. -
side shows. Sh.. Na 'a
Borneo a-c
Eevcc.uu- iit. lt.
drew mars 3
waita5 f.. tr <
Head huntlus .0H srt.el t,s
pastines s,I continue. Z. soNc Nf.rt
within tne ur-tt- ,f tn.-. Nurn
lands n.r l.,.ft..- .a... Nu
most o. ta. natives tr.
ing mode. theories
In Jana th lrpct ...t,
ei.. under Leaders cShtu EAl.
kar.inl. 4 woman ss Ah n
reported ,l ,c uakns d
Mard emau> ipatiun Ath.ush the
hammcdan custom .t poiFga.
prevails. iu sn tne hrtu
the girls ~ the upper ussrs l.y n,
taught occidental theories ~ rg4ant
with tho men Duteh .orr sporder'
say the progress of ths movement
necessarily slow but appears q 20 cef-
tain II ultimate success.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-03-07
HARDING INVITES
MASTER MINDS" TO
G. D. P. CONF FERENCE
Al Elements of Party ASKED 70
White House Dinner; Cabinet
10 Meet Tomorrow.
EXTRA SESSION N APRIL

WaEbinEtoc, March rlH-R rfo
practice Ms f'Ijcy ~ personal ,Dur4ltn
tiOn With leaders ir Cer grere President
Harding vii talr over rIuaf
policiss ~ tho sdta-lrffaftor ~
White House dinner '..Igft ~ which
the ranking tsp4t t.esua te
and Hylae g ~ .rre
Tho first yabIr,t meeting - ne -
r1i1iz'ra'ior raa a..1 t.1a for
o'ciGr1 f0fGrrr.E rr fre. ferf ~
iJRo Vaa a4red '. aftrrH
Tho rnrafcrs ~ fs1 frr WfWs
HoYro dl, rer a-a .lfgs - ~ 4Hsrt
ae'tg 'nr Her.t.rar .sfsr r''r
Karsas Re..tttHr rree
Pnrurvl avia "ar-f-
rss-.rlrr ~ Icga r.s ~
ar Ws1susrff
doI'ef ~
California
PfpTesoy'af ~ Wv~~
me Ferat,s f nsses
ts' - p,.rt ser's' rFo vr
prsv~-. .r -e ~f-r
>fi<-ra~ f.r- I-rr Ir-~
go.'r r. r Hies'rs
Ar'rorr ~ La--as -r
Carrrho. s rse
vyte F
Io-va IN W-r,v Il ,ra,r rse''a
II rs m1
- ~ = Ravr~e' ~arfr- ara ra
Prert1~- Ayf are
the ggeef.~- .r rts- .efatia~a z.ff-
i.iea a-1 rar1--a a-f ne .rrrrs~
fhe -rera srru.~- ~ gsepr
.-sr~-,a'tr- a-1 t1.rr -~fwer
.rc I.r-r~ .-- ~. .g-a-.a~ -- -
before t~a s-ff~r err
+ ae0vf'- ser'ut~- - ta.. tr f-r
Congress ~'o ouvf low
T-a gueg'',r s~r- aars'r~ ~
C-o- grns- vas e .- .aanF -r rs-@affar
'rla r~'t @r-st raa~a.-0f
sfsha-ua trr lr-.cr-es N-
arcc~-+~eS rr afe
srrts- me rr'
selected
After rfa .afr rr -ffrg ~
ALI harra -s-a.-- --fa4 fste
PR ~ s = vo4'e fe s--- --asf r~~ru
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-03-07
AMFRICAN PHYSICTAN
tWFTRS GRFFE PRIV CFes

rsv rr~- .al ~ arq '- -ea-~ r-a~f-w
Athens .far- -r~tana affa~e
.rz Princess .r-s-e-.a -n-a -ra~nre~
'1da r--r. rrarff-R tNa
1ecrqa-t- a~s+.r~ .rr raa ia
tle-- llr t1-r o-sver N-sra
tine lua Hrr -4 r~n .ar.v aar
evening af-e- -ar.rt -pa rrE
f-o-l C'rrstan anrlr0r -ra-rf -raf t-r
princess we're 4r -ct-a.-- -nru0r tr
plv--E f7- -ovr.-at --aa r-
-ct hesitate e-ar -a addel
-he rr1r-.-e~-r -- at.a~- -- tst
factors -eea-sl+at..4 ~aafs-r a4fiur
Princess t-4-tl ~-rr- rrr
Leeds >+- ---st.
oheerel --0 r-essrr Er-er~1
ana sn- z4 --a -r Dr. f.ct
brought sr -earo- -1re - sar -rl
some 1-fHc-4-v xu.--nt-- ase
her C1-nee r.ts. s..-.rs -v0 rr unrr.
speaA ---
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-03-07
riersarten TOOK, IRe Boom Town.

The famous I.inr riergarten rs t.U
peror's animal PARK 10 Vienna. todn.
locks Ike the nrst DAYS 81 4 new AmeI
.ean boom town. The I've hundred war
.nvalids and their families who sQuatte1
there last summer are busy croctiu,
cottages ana brCakiug grCund fog gaI
dens They arc Telling noble trcos. aN
changing loss. for dressed lumber anl
burning brick from clay soil Tho
work is done under ha dino, zion ol a
famous engineer and architcct. and th
men SAY they will make % mode.
lage.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-03-07
Legal Notices

ESTATE Of Elizabeth =. HOPES deceassf
Nott-e - hereby given tnst f@tters IN
Administration upon the estate ~ Eiika-
beth l. Hoopes. lat6 - Wilmington
deceased. ware duly granted INTO
Edgar NJ Hoopes Dr.. IN the seven teen ~
day ~ February a ID 1921 and aIl
persons indebted 70 the said derea sfd
are requested u MAKE payment t0 the
Administrator without delay and al
persons having demands agains' tne
decreased are required n exhibit and pre-
sent the same duly pr9pated III the said
Administrator IN or oefoTe the seven
teenth day N February. j. -. .g22 or
abfds by the aw IN tIis behalf Edgar ~
HOPES Jr Administrator ADD N Z.
-matley attorney atlas. Equitable Build
ing \ ilmtngton Delaware
ESTATE ~ samuel ; Adams. Jr ae-
ceased Notice . hereby give hat I@'
ters ~ Administration upoI4 the Estate ~
samuel 8 Adams Jr late ~ Wilmington
deceased we're duly granted unto
Annie Adams Beste. on tho fifteenth
day % February. A d. 1921 and al
persons indebted N the said decea sed are
requested 20 make payment 70 the
Administratrix without delay. and al
persons having demands against the de-
erased are required 70 exhibit and present
the same duly probated 70 The said
Administrative on sr before the Fifteenth
day of February. 4 p l9Z2 or abide by
BY the Jaw rnfs oenaH Annie Adams
Beste Administrators. address ]. Frank
Bali Attorney at Law. Equitable Building.
Wilmington. Delaware
hCCIEEn nICpI AN
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-03-07
CLASSIFIED DISPLAY
Real Estate
FOR SALE
n arreef ,eN-arl-rr

FOR SALE
West Seventh srreet-Seven-roou house.
porches II good order ana : good home
II sold a once Price. - 500. WlA 20
quick
Two other houses On West Sixth ana
seventh street that are priced worth me
money Look them over and DO u quick.
as We sell quick hen priced night
Open Evenings 40 Phone Calls.
HAMILTON :
TO5 MADISON STREET
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-03-07
FINDS ERIE r. r. At FAULr

Violated Railroad abor Roards
Buiing~ Reducing Wages.
By Assos. a-el --ss e. s-- s~rr ~
Chicago. .IArr --e IA road
T-al.- 4ga.4 taaa -st ~ Ere
-,a. .....a a1 ...4-.. rr-t..s et..I
Ratings s ~A ---.-- ~artr
.e4-. vases fa1 IS R
:G- Desc -.rla sl-
ordered s. i5 le .a.4 ne raa
hal c,r-e- ..G -rt- at4 ~.4T lo.1
ssaring e.1-a t4rr.rs -st9~a-o.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-03-07
I'll TtLI rHf WORLD.
Yes. That's " mas Master Want Aa
Does. He Teus he ~ GRID.

Does. He Tells he y orid.
u VOC Va- -t. -etiicegrN
hcme-c.osrl Rrl AH.e
ne Vh,ie cNa .oC-
- .l6. hy . pass p, v .erI
good employee NA. -el-
tina, ,aca.; .ru. sco.r ne ras
tor q tt.7E- y. r.A---r aea- o. sal {.
rtu.euh, tI elIrk
Master Wan N1 NE Nrrl
Fhone e-r SO -u5s> 'very Ever
iuE Classified Departures Cal 200
ASK tor ti ras sh, tss-
vurdl.g .cu Nl fhs -rogc Aa.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-03-07
AUTOMOBILES

1870 FORD COCPE. MoDEL -
yokD rRTCh. PANLL boD
MODEL ~.
FORD TOIRINGs. y. =. ~. -
.uA~DlFk DISPATCH. DEMON
STRATOK
CASH OK TINE "a 49,
ARRANGED
kEIL MOTOR SO.'
ELENENTH AND TAINAL-L.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-03-07
REAL ESTATE FOR RENT


Apartments and Flats "A
APARTMENT For rent. 4 rooms and bath.
Apply Manion Il Co. si5 orange street.
Phone $3.50.
APARTMENT-rw rooms. furnished. on
second noor al modern cOnyehlences. Ap-
ply alter +. Powell. $50 Market street.
APAKTMKNTS- floor. hlgh-grade.
modern apartments. central location FlFs
rooms anu tile bath. porch. yapor heat.
hardwood nOors throughout. So. Posses
siouf March 25 Also. nrst and second
aoor apartments or uve rooms. etc. Pos
session April 25 500. Address Is. Every
Evening Otiice
APARTMENT Two rooms and bath.
Ninth and Monroe. Also + rooms and
bath apply S09 Ship!ey
APARTMENTS Al Twenty -nintn and
Niarhet= streets All eonNculences schwartz
Investment Co. L. Ford Building
APARTMENT Nicely furnished. rooms.
West side. Call SOL
APARTAIEN For rent, three rooms and
bath. Apply 42l Orange street.
APARTMENT Three rooms and bath.
samuel banks. sixteenth and Lincoln
APARTMENT Two rooms neatly furnish
ed. with running water, all convenienCeS
Phone $3.50 j.
APARTMENT Unfurnished apartment.
tour rooms and bath. Enclosed porch.
All conYenienceS. No children ll2l West
Eighth street Phone 2S3s "
FURNISHED APARTMENT rooms
and bath. first floor immediate possession.
Phone 96S J.
FURNISHED APARTNiENT-Ce Centrally
located heat, gas aud electric lights.
Phone 4431 W
HARRISON ST. \. GA Three room
apartment. unfinished. on second door
e. COR. 4TH & MONROE sTS.
furnished or unfurnished rooms. Inquire
at N + Cor, Fourth and Monroe streets.
sHALLCRoss AVE II2 Furnished
apartment. first floor four rooms, bath.
porch heat James Pennetto. 100 west
Ninth street. Phone 54s5
TWELFTH Il MARKET waverly
apartment. No IA. two rooms. kitehenette
and bath. Immediate possession. Cali
1922.
WEST ST. 900 Apartment. rooms
bath kitchenette front and side porches.
All outside rooms
WEST ST. I'LL Furnished apartment
two large rooms for light hous sNeeping
ALI convenlences.
Business Places For aent Is
GARAGE foK kENT- shancross avenue
between Harrison and Franklin streets.
Phone h. ~. Bottom. ll4l "
| PYTHIAN CAsTLE-For rent All con
veniences. including chairs. for dances en-
tertainments, bazaars. church affairs. Day
evening. Jesse II. horner. Al hlng
Farms for Rent 7s
FARM-For rent. A. acres on Naaman
Greek road. near taulk road. Mrs.
Null Holly Oak, Del
Houses For Rent "a
| ROCKFORD pARh-For rent. furnished
| house in Rockford Para section. Possession
anout May /. Terms and arrangements on
| personal application 10 heal Estate De-
| partmeut. Equitable Trust Co.. Ninth
and Mar&et streets.
| MCDOWELL ST. I026-House. q rooms
| and bath. Schwartz Inv. Co. Phone 1868.
| s, BRooAiE ST. Il2-House. rooms
bath porch, heat. With four single gar
ages apply 400 w. sixth street.
18th & HEALD Srs.-For rent severa
new houses. Apply Emmett y. hickman
Ninth and Orange streets
0ifioe and Desk Room IS
| OFPlCEs-For rent, suite OF three offices; a
very desirable location, short or long term.
| Phone 5s56. Immediate possession
QUICKLY ANSWER THE WANT AL
THAT INTERESTS Fou MOST.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-03-07
EoR SALE

A nee soua-e-plan tvs story seven -oou
dwelling ali modern win hardwood
first and second floors. pipeless heacer.
front porch. wlndow shades and screens
With the home. This house 5 beautiful
inside and attractive and Will sllt yuL
situated on Washington street, north x
the Brandywlne.
Price $50. Easy terms. Phone S44O
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-03-07
AUTOMOBILES
Automobiles / or sale
AUTOMOBILES

AUTOAfOBII.kS-
tooo EoRD TOURING.
io-1 SbRM Al4h TOT RIM.
tsTs oNrhI.AND hoADS FL.
80 AANNrlL IOl hlNG.
stt Nlh. nAILEDOk. lul'-ty
ORANGE - MT
NANGSs ~ y
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-03-07

Special rates rur six uras lAasru uo.u
OK want ais,
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-03-07
STEAMBOAT LINES
To Philadelphia
and Chester

Schedule IN Eject October Is.
Subject to Change without Notice.
Leave Whining ton Fourth ST. Wharf and
Philadelphia Pier ). north sbove Arch Street
weekdays EXCEPT Saturdays. at 500 q n.
IL o'clock noon and AIS D, u.
On Saturdays. Sundays and Holidays, 80.
10 30 a. m 30, 4 Is and 90 D. IA.
WILN1IN GTON- PENN = GROVE ROUTE
Schedule Ia Effect Tuesday. Feb. }. 1921
Daily. Leave Whining ton .6.15, T.45, 1000
a m. IL O'Clock noon. 200, S.45, 5.45.
500, 1000 and II 90 .. N.
Leave Penn's Grove '5.35, zoe, BOO.
100 a. m. 100. 800. 4.50. 700. 200 and
IL 90 D. m.
= Do not run on Sundays.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-03-07
Shore Property for Sale

OCEAN CITY. \. TEN room furnished
cottage on Central avenue. A. PITY
sixth street on beach Two DoTcnes goDd
condition. 81 $40. Address owner. u li.
Every Evening once
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-03-07
ay Rate, 1t Will Pay You.
ROOMS AND BOARD
- =
Rooms without Board

ROOMS AND BOARD
Rooms without Board -
ADAMS STREET, s1s-A comfortable
room in private family.
CONCORD AVE. 22p-Furnishnd rooms. 20
accommodate three gentlemen. table board
convenient.
FIFTH AVE. 2-Rooms furnished or un-
furnished. Phone 1871. "
JEFFERSON ST. s17 Furnished room
for rent. All convent ences. second
KIRK AVE. 10i4 Room for rent for 1 or
gentlemen private family reference
required. Call evenings.
NINTH ST. w. 1901 t-Cheerful room for
rent, good location Phone 1923 w.
NINTH ST. e. 420 Two rooms furnished
for light housekeeping on second floor.
Price so u week
ROOM MATE Refined young man desires
roommate In nicely furnished. comfor table
room. Address II o. Every Evening ONCE
RooMs-Front. attractiyeIy furnished. for
gentlemen delightful location. convent
ences. with piano. Phone 4o6i
ROOMS Pleasant. well furnished. for rent.
Phone h2b2 X.
ROOM Largo back bed room and porch,
desirable location. private family. Call
4d3f j.
HOoMs-Two large rooms. partly furnish
ed. for rent Phone eOI5.
ROOM Cheerful. for one or two refined
men. with modern couvenicnces. Uso Of
phone Call 4l85 ].
WASHINGTON ST. ioos Two attrac-
lively Furnished rooms second foor All
convonienees
WEST ST. 1909 Nicely furnished room
for rent. All conveniences. Phone 4264 j
WEST ST. 0lo Newly furnished room
also one suite for dentist or doctor.
WEST ST. p02 Furnished rooms. well
heated and electric light
WEST SIXTH. 1910 Furnished room for
refined man, second floor Private family.
WEST ST 1913 Desirable rooms for rent
newly furnished. Phone 5o54 J
WEST NINTH. 2I7 Furnished rooms for
rent Phan. 5sss NJ.
" 2isT. 40 Very desirable furnished
room Phone b9lZ
aTI 4 JACKSON Large. second floor front
room references required Call 1919
oia VEST 81 a room Tor rent for two
gentlemen. with twin neds
fI2a WEST STREET Nicely furnished
room for gentlemen only All conven-
iences
Rooms For Housekeeping 90
ELEVENTH. ST. VI. Nice bright. fur
nlshed rooms. all cDnyenienoes. Phone
2tts4 ,
+ aTH ST. i6 Rooms. two. nicely FUR
nt4bcd fer light housekeeping. s. yer
wttk phaue 555 y
JEFFERSON 81 4l6 Rooms for light
housekeeping. for rent
KiSG ST "a T~o rooms bath and
hsck poFcn. neat and electric light Phone
osS4
KI.<a. ST. lli6-Tw or four rooms. fur
n3shed or unfnrnIshed steam neat elec-
trIcity possession inquire 400 ~. sixth
street
NfARKET 81. iIo5- -Four furnished rooms.
together or separate. gas. electric. neat
teiepnone.
MARKET ST 23i5 Three furnished
rooms. with heat
ROOMS Two large rooms for light
housekeeping 1ood location Phone
4sG5 J
ROOMS Furnished. light housekeeping
C,onYeuIenCes. [ 50 Of phOne. Reasonable.
3Oles west street
+ wAsHISGTON ST. I0I6-Throa rooms
f on third uoor. furnished for house.
) keeping Running water, neat, light. gas
+ Tor cooking
j W THIRD ST, IOi2-Two large rooms
gas Dath, heat. Furnished or unIQrnlsled
for hsnt housck keepinS smith.
Where to Eat Il
". 5TH ST. l30I-Tabie boarders wanted
good nome cooking. Can geL rooms II
location
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-03-07
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