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Bisbee daily review. [volume] (Bisbee, Ariz.) 1901-1971, 1921-07-06

PerSomdlNl
Archie Faulkner and family left
Yesterday for Tombstone. where
Faulkner will take run as brake
man on the Z. p. & s. w. on the
Tombstone branch.
John Hart, chairman of the board
of supervisors, was in the city yester-
day on his way to Tombstone. to at
tend the meeting of the board.
Arthur Peterson has returned to
Tombstone after spending the Fourth
here ON a visit to his parents.
Joe Muir and wife, of Douglas. have
returned to that city after a visit here
with friends.
Mrs. Raleigh Borroughs has re-
turned from three months visit TO
relatives in Texas.
T. H wilkins and wife have return.
ed to their home in Casa Grande af-
=er visiting here with their daughter,
Mrs. Ralph Verfurth of Warren.
Walter Pusch of Tucson. was bus
mess visitor yesterday to the Warren
district.
Grant Merrill. of the Border Feat
IRE Film Company, viii return today
from Los Angeles, where he has been
for a few days on business.
Mrs. ]. w. Biggs was an outgoing
passenger last evening for Los An.
~eics where she will visit for a few
weeks
A. Wohlgemuth and wife, Mrs. En-
ma Beals and son, and Guy Morgan,
were visitors in the city yesterday
rom Douglas.
Bert Fletcher. fireman on the E. P.
& s. W., will move today to Tomb
stone. He will go on the Fairbank-
Tombstone run.
p j. Fitzpatrick, who has been Wis
iting with his brother, John, for sev-
eral days, has returned to his homie in
Ell Paso.
Jack White, state mine inspector,
left yesterday for Tombstone to take
in the celebration and to meet old
friends.
Judge Albert M. Sames was1n tne
city yesterday on his way to Tomb
stone after spending the Fourth in
Douglas.
Miss Eunice Hamilton has returned
,from vacation trip to Texas and re-
sumed her position in the Bank of
Bisbee.
L. 10 Hall has returned from a two
months trip to the northern par, Oh
the state, He spent most Of the time
Ia Mohave county.
Gus Haigler and wife have returned
from Douglas, where they spent Mon
day as the guest of Mr.. and Mrs. John
Hart
Mr.. and Mrs. Warren Norris are the
proud parents of a ~ pound son,
born at the G. & A hospital in Doug
las on the Fourth.
Miss Lucille Charon left yesterday
for Columbus, N. NJ, where she has
accepted a position. n
l. c. E. Adams is in Tombstone for
few days attending the session of
the board of supervisors.
Percy Bowden and wife, of Doug
las. were in the city yesterday on
their way to Tombstone 20 attend the
boxing bouts last evening.
Mr.. and Mrs Walter Hubbard and
child returned yesterday from a trip
to Tucson.
Miss Helen Tong, of Tucson, Miss
Bessie Darling and Miss Mahoney OF
I0aslas, and Miss Meadows, of Ell
Paso, were visitors in Bisbee yester-
day from Douglas. coming over by
auto with Miss Tong, who is visiting
in Douglas.
Louis Mcdonald. Bisbee boy who
has been in the navy during the last
six months, is home on tYo-months
ftylough from the naval air base at
San Diego, where he is stationed.
Mrs. N. j. Mckenzie has returned
to her home at Warren from a two
"'cnths stay at Los Angeles with her
daughter, who is in school for
nurses there.
M|TkES RETURN
Tn0nn Tilt TAFT
Bisbee daily review. [volume] (Bisbee, Ariz.) 1901-1971, 1921-07-06

Bert Fletcher. fireman on the z. P.
& S. W., will move today to Tomb
Stone. He will go on the Fairbank-
Tombstone run.
Bisbee daily review. [volume] (Bisbee, Ariz.) 1901-1971, 1921-07-06

p. ]. Fitzpatrick, who has been Wis
iting with his brother, John, for sev-
eral days, has returned to his homie in
Ell PaSo.
Bisbee daily review. [volume] (Bisbee, Ariz.) 1901-1971, 1921-07-06

Judge Albert M. Sames wasNn the
city yesterday on his way to Tomb
stone after spending the Fourth in
Douglas.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-08-15
SECRETARY DAVIS TO
Be GUEST OF MOOSE
Labor Member of President's Z
Cabinet and Head OF Moose
Expected Here in October.

Members OF the Loyal Order OF
Moose in this city are enthusiastic over
the prospect OF n visit to this city OF
the Director General of the order,
James j. Davis, who lis also Secretary
of Labor In President Harding's cabi-
net. The date will be the latter part
OF October.
In honor of the event class of
1000 new members will be recruited.
according to the plans now being
formulated. and its initiation under
the title of THE James j. Davis
Class VIII form one of the features of
the elaborate celebration which will be
held Secretary Davis is to make an
address on the principles of tho l.. o.
o. NJ, and will also speak on tho vo-
cational school conducted by the order
at Nooseheart, Indiana.
Maurice r. Walsh. a member of
the Supreme Lodge Finance Commit
tee, arranged for the visit of the Sec
retary and expects that Edward ].
Henning. Assistant Secretary of Labor.
Will also be of the party.
The action of this fraternal order
shows its optimism as to conditions
for the immediate future, In contrast
with some others. The present mem
bershin of the local lodge. which is
No. Isl, Is $500. Unlike some other
organizations. IL keeps its members
In good standing when unemployed.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-08-15
MANY USED SWIMMING POOLS.
July Attendance Close to $4,000 Which
Exceeds Previous Records.

During the extremely hot weather
in July the four public swimming
pools, apparently were the most popo-
lar places about this city, according tc
the records compiled by the Board os
Park Commissioners. The statistics
uhow that approximately $4,000
hnthers used the pools during the past
month This is 1000 in>excess of the
record for any previous month. The
swimmers used the four pools as fol-
lows: Brandywine. 14.s2s: Kirkwood
1925; Delamore, 1864, and Walnut
1882.
The Park Board has asked the Bafti-
more and Ohio railroad to construct
q passageway under its tracks in
BraDdywine Park at a point between
Augustine bridge and Eighteenth
street The action was taken in view
Il the expected early completion OF
the new playground in that vicinity
which has been donated to the city
hy Samuel II. Baynard.
Permission was granted the Y. M,
C. A to use the ,Brandywine pool for
4 swimming contest on August 81.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-08-15
REV. THOMAS HOUSTON
At PARK SERVICES
Last Of Joint Religious Services
at Washington Heights
Marred by Rain.

The ciosiAg meeting of the summer
series Of INSTRUMENTATION services
which have been in progress at Wash
inxton Heights was held last evenine
and for the second successive week
those who went to the park to at
tend the meeting were driven indoars
because Of the rain storm. The SER
vices were held In Hanover Prcsby-
terian church.
The speaker was the Rev. Thomas
Houston. the blind evangelist of Phil
adelphia and his topic was repentance
He spoke of the Joy among the angels
when they learned of one repentant
sinner. He explained that repentance
does not mean only sorrow for sins
committed but firm determination
To forsake them. He showed how sins
will be found out in the end and said
the sinner must repent and if he does
and lis sincere he can get absolution
from God.
DR. Houston made reference to the
hresity OF women's attire and said a
man could not now hide behind his
wtfe's skirts because there isn't
enough In them to do much more than
cover herself.
In addition TO preaching MIR. Hous-
ton sang and Quoted from the Scrip
ture in way that was a marvel to
his audience. Rev. Thomas Kerr pres
sided. and Professor J. II. Clymer, of
West church. directed the singing.
In spite of the weather. which pre-
vented outdoor meetings the past two
Sunday evenings. the series of ser
vices has been the most successful
ever hold in the park.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-08-15
MRS. R. A. DRlrER DEAD.
Aged Colored Woman Servant With
~. A. Roop for Tweuty-four Years.

Rhoda A. Smith Draper, colored,
aged IL years. died yesterday morning
at the home of Hubert A. Roop, in
whose employ she has been a most
faithful and loyal servant for twenty
four years. The AGED colored woman
has <been sick for EIGHT months,
Rhcdie," as she was called. was
we'll known and respected by a num-
ber OF white ecple. Che had many
friends among tie congregation OF
Harricon Street Church. where she al
WHY'S made ccfsee fo- church suppers
and festivals. "Rhocie" was born in
Hadconfield. n. J., the daughter of
ex-e.aSe parents. Her father. who was
p<rt Indian. fought in the Civil War.
6tnce E.rlhocd she has lived in VIII
ustrgton OF vicinity.
The funeral services will be held to-
u,orrow arSerncon at two O'CLOCK at
Mr.. Roop's residence. 1o25 Yves. Sew
enth street. in charge of Rev. ]. w.
Brown, pastor of the African Union
~. p Chur-h. where Mrs. Draper at
tended The interment win be private
at Mt Olive Cemetery.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-08-15
'DOULDEN-BARLOw NUPTIALs.

Alma E. BARLOW, daughter of Mr.. and
rs John Barlow of Stanton and
larry E. Boulden, also of Stanton,
bere married on Saturday afternoon
& O'Clock at 1705 West Eighth street,
he home of a brother of the bride.
klvi Boulden acted as best man and
Mis- Lillian Boulden. sister-in-la,w of
|ehe groom. was bridesmaid. The cere-
nony was performed by Rev. f. II.
collins Of Trinity NJ Z. Church, who
kleo married the mother and father of
he bride. They will visit Washing
on and other points south and viii
mke their future home at Stanton.
where Mr.. Bouiden is engaged in the
barber business
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-08-15
POMONA GRANGE PICNIC.
FArmerx Of New Castle County Il
Have Outing at Elsmere.

The New Castle County Pomona
Grange will picnic at the State Fair
grounds at Elsmere on Thursday OF
this week. There will be all kinds of
sports in the morning. beginning at 10
O'Clock standard time. including two
gAmes of baseball
In the afternoon at O'Clock there
will be community singing led by
william P. White, followed by speak
ing. S. j. Lowell, master of the ma
t3onai grange win make an address.
The picnic is a basket affair, with
every one welcome to the sports and
|to attend the exercises in the after
neon.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-08-15
Toy Hunt 1T Shellpot-

Tomorrow afternoon will be the Toy
Hunt Day at Shellpot- II Is expected
10 be the largest of the present season.
Over 400 toys viii be given TO the chill
dren who are successful in finding the
ickets hidden In the park and there
Will be a child amateur entertainment
before the toy hunt at which prizes
will be given the performers who re-
Do1ve the most applause
Bs3ndywaDe Springs Park win have
- lssual line OF entertainment during
- UDak - N Nu1uuea5n Z uuusbU
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-08-15
MAGNIFICENT HOME
n. w. Corner Twenty-frst and
Madison Streets

The owner. after purchasing eisewh ere.
has authorized US TO offer this home al
an unusual price. The house has every
modern Improvement. it conforms With
the desires Of the most fasfidious in home
comfOrfS
First floor opens in a largo hall. living
room. diningrOom. butlers pantry aud
kitchen
second floor contains large sunny
rooms.
Third floor contains three- rooms.
Fixtures OF the best design bath elec-
tric light and dandy heating plant. en-
tire house il In excellent condi tiDn screens
and shades large plot. with garage. This
properly is in a very desirable arV re-
stricted section OF Washington Heights.
This is positively one of ths best offers in
this vicinity. Investigate this unusnA.
offer.
MUNDY & COMPANY
2lO West Ninth street
Phones SO6O-sO6l.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-08-15
EVERY EVENING
CLASSIFIED ADVERTISING.
gIndexed for QUICK Referencei


tlndexed for QUICK Referencel
LINE RATES PER DAY
Count six words to the line
Count initials and numbers as words
No charge ad taken for less than SOC
No prepaid ad taken for less than 25c.
Charge. Prepaid.
Day. ay....st..e-s.4s..... 1s cents IL cents
Consecutive DAYS IL cents 10 cents
Consecutive Days 2 cents cents
LONG TERM ADVERTISING.
Special rates for business advertising
xiven upon request
REPUBLICATION FOR ERRORS.
Republication will he made for errors
not the fault of the advertiser. If advertis-
er viii report the error within "a hours
after FIRST publication Of ADVERT sement
1SClASSIF1CATIoNS NOT PER-
MITTED
TEIEPHoNED ADS.
Classified advertisements that are teie-
phoned 10 Every Evening win be accepted
at the charge rates shown above. But
the prepaid cost amount viii be accepted
as full payment IL offered at the business
Office within six DAYS after any such ad
is first printed in the paper. Otherwise
the cost at the charge rates quoted above
will be collected
Telephone Your Want Ads
PHONE TWc-TWo-H UNDRED
ASK for Want Ad Taler.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-08-15
Represented Among Cataog
AUCTIONS S---LEcALS
Les.I ro,le,.

Legal Notices 81
no WILLIAM H. INGALLS, late of
sixth and Shpiey streets. WfIpkytoD.
Delaware. You are hereby notdled that
ffnal rule for fivorre has been granted
s9Hiusf yos at the attit of Mary ingalls,
Your wife. which ~iff be heard In The
Court ~ Common Pleas. 10. D, ~
Philadelphia cDsnty. Commonwealth Of
penpsytvanis. of Decegng,rf ferrn. 1870.
No. 1850, on the 10th day Of september,
a. - 1921 on wbsfb day yOs may appear
and sb4s eaors y any you hays. shy
sesfpsf you. James y. Gsllen. attorney
for Hbeliant.
PROPOSALS. pOR cUfs1 -BURSGRATE
EQtfPMFNT--s proposals viii be
ref'siyed ny the Board of Pubic Edora-
Of culm Burn Crate yquipmcnt 10 toii-
erx located IN the Wilmington High
school The saccessfpi bidder Tiu b.
required y furnish bond of q surety
state of Deiawara for the5fsithfui por-
f0rusncp If the con tract. al proposals.
must be deposited before O'Clock D. p 4,
August ~. 1921. and must be marked
Proposals for esoIrn- Burn Crate Fauif.
uent The rght " reicet any or All
proposals Is reserved 81 Howard Jes.
ter sfcfctary
ESTATE or MBBEL .. scHIppER
BECKER UfGEASED Notice IL here.
upon tne estate ~ Mabel y scbirer-
decker. sometimes knonn a. kfalsei q.
wilson. late af Wilmington haodtcd.
-. hawkins on me irsatg- 80 rensf, day
~ July. 4. y. 1921. and al persons IN
debtcd 70 said decessed are requested "
she riou s.S sp6 - ge s.Slss SalsiirssS ssr
demands against the deceasfri are rs-
quired - exhibit and present The same
duly pr93ated 70 The said aJministr rator
on or before the twenty seventh day Of
July a. -. 1927. or abide by the law IN
This behalf John D. Hawkins. admlris-
traitor. address James II. uyebes a..
tornfy -at-laN. dn gont building VII
nineton. Delaware.
NOTICE.
K Notice II hereby given that the Mayor
and Council ~ Wilmington" throoqh
I me Hosrd % Directors u the Street ard
20 the Court of General sos Sons. IN AMI
/ Tor New Castle county. az its session
on Tbursday. the 1rst day ~ septcrnbcr.
oBotv q ~ III f,,st a. do.,s 9elocs q "a 10 ,hs
Delaware. Tor the appointment n thres
disintercsted and impartial persons -
yses'e s al, ~ thst gortig,9 q ey ,eo,npany
/ Delaware. beginning az the infersct tion
/ formed By the northeriy side ~ IancaSter
sycuue. with The westerly ode of Union
street thence. running northerfy along
the said westerly side % Union street 70 the
southeriy SIDE Of Third street. thenre
westeriy and parallels With Thifd street.
fourteen feet, nve and one-hsh inches
: ~ feet 81 inches), more or lese. ~
point. il being the westerly side ~ what
formerly vas the Nev Company hoari
thence southerfy and parsliei vith Uuion
7 street along the said westerly ridf ~
said New Company ROAD. % the aid
! thence easterIy siong the <aid north~-fy
I side Of Lancaster avenue. dfteen feet four
I and three-ruarter inches a5 feet ~
tJnchest. more or less. % the Dla~e of be-
snmsHD or pfRFe-T0pa op -ruz
STREET AND SEWER DEPART.
MENT.
a. L. JOHNSON.
President.
Attest.
FRANK W. PTERaoN.
Secretary
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-08-15
Prof. King at Ocean Grove.

Prof. George r.. King. director OF
Epworth NJ. f. Church choir. and Mrs.
King are spending two weeks at Ocean
Grove. n. y.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-08-15

1921 HUPMoBiLE--Touri car. used
only short time for demonstrating. run
200 miles, 1917 Empire touring car,
SIPS. tires nearly new 1917 Chandler
sedan. $500 bargain 1917 Chalmers
touring $3.50 good condition. 1915 Hup-
mobile roadster, SITS. 1917 Saxon touring
$225 q good buy. II. G.. Ncese. Union
Park Garage. 2os North Union street
Phone 62S7
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-08-15
AUcTIoNs---lEoALs
Auction Sales

AUCTION sALEs-of every desc,ip-
tion. Anywhere. II you want 20 sell
see Hamilton. the Square Deaf
Aurtioneef and Farm Agent 705
Madison ST. Phone 734s w.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-08-15
USED CARS

We have an exceptionally good offering
of used ears on our floors that we propose
TO move quickly and have slashed prices
so low that we know these cars will move.
Come In while the selection is best.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-08-15
LeKsI NotIees
NOTICE

NOTICE.
Notice is hereby given mat "tbe Mayor
and Council Of Wiimingtou. through
the Board Of Directors Of the Street and
sewer Department. will make application
70 the Court Of General Sessions % the
State Of Delaware, in and for New Castle
county, al It's session on the first day of
m in the County Court House at VII
mington. Delaware for the appointment
Of three disintarested and impartial per-,
eons 70 vsrstc aii that portion Of the hesrf
of Twelfth street, as laid ont on the MAP
OF the city Of Wilmington Delaware
more particularly described as follows:
Beginning az the intersection OF the
uortheasteriy side Of Twelfth street. af
fifty feet go feetl wide. with the north
feet fGO feet) wide. thence northwcsferty
along the said side Of Twelfth street
three hundred and forty feet $40 feet1
80 the southeasfcriy side OF Bayard ave-
nue.. at sixty feet go feet1 vide formerly
called Terrace iane). thence soathwesteriy
along the said side Of Baysrd avenue
1fty feet go feett 20 the southwrsteriy
sicfe Of Twelfth street. thence soutbeaster-
~ along the said side Of Tpeifth stret.
three hundred and forty feet $40 feetl
to the norfhwesteriy side of Grant ave-
nue.: thence thereby northeasteriy fifty
feet 30 feetl 70 the place of bcsinninz-
the said portion Of the said Twelfth
street being a public street Of the city
Of Wilmington and public road IN VIII
mi1gton hundred.
Board of Directors OF the street and
Sewer Departments.
BY
A. L. JOHNSON.
President.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-08-15

1920 Buick. S passenger touring ~ .nSo
1920 Dodge Sedan. passenger,... 300
1920 Ford Coupe .ts.sss..4,..+..---,..s. $50
1920 Ford Sedan t5........4...4.4...4... $50
1920 Overland Model ....-,........ ssu
1920 Oakland Sedan, s passenger . SIS
1919 Chevrolet Sedan. 8 passenger. AS
1919 Dodge Coupe ......,.s.s.s.s..s...4 SIS
1919 Chevrolet Touring $ passenger as
1919 bort. 5 passenger touring .s-.t.,. $50
1919 Maxwell touring 3 passenger. 375
1919 Ford Sedan, passenger S25
1918 Franklin Touring. 5 passenger OPS
1918 Chevrolet Touring, 5 passenger 325
1918 Chalmers Touring passenger avs
1918 Mitchell Touring. 5 passenger 42s
1918 REQ Touring, s passenger..a.. s7h
1918 Ford Touring s......... t..4...s. 200
1918 Ford Light Delivery .........4.. 200
1917 Ford Roadster .s....s.....a...s... 22S
1917 Dodge Roadster ....-.s........... AIS
These cars can all be bought on our
easy payment credit plan. which IL strictly
confidential Some cars can be purchased
with as little as 500 down and one year
10 pay the balance. Open evenings till
9 O'Clock.
KEEL MOTOR co.
Eleventh and TatnAI
Phone eso0.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-08-15
CLASSIFIED DISPLAY
Real Estate
EOP REMT

FOR RENT
FOUR GROOM MODERN APART
MENIs. with bath. not water heat -
and eiectric, front and back Dorches. IN
mediate possession. price SO nnonta-
MANION & COMPANY
Phone 1896 or 6zzI. sI5 Orange strrse
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-08-15
FRANK W. PTERsoN
Secretary.

PROPOSALS Seated proposals yin bc re-
ceived by the state Board ~ TrusfnrS n
the Delaware state Hospital AZ Yarn
hurst. for Boiler HOUSE steam Piping
and Aurilarics and 4 Underground system
u steam Distribution Delaware 2fafe
hoSDitsf. fsrnburst. Delaware Bidders
may obtain specifications and plans from
kobert y Schoeuiiahn consulting en-
8ineers u 40S Industrial Trust Building
Wilningfous Delaware Proposals must
De addressed to the BOARD of Il ruafeeS
care Of the engineer. Al the above ad-
Dress. accompanied by cFrrlned cherK
Bids viii be receiyed until ~ m We5nes-
day August -. 1921 By order Of the
state Board Of Trustees. Charles q.
kurtz. president.
TO ALEXANDER DE HEGH-Tat@ 81
Wilmington. Delaware. You are hereby
notfhed that a final rule for divorces mas
been granted against you At the sfTit of
Mary =. DeHegb. also known as Mary
r. Morris your wife, which viii b.
heard IN the Court Of Common Pleas
No 4. Of Philadelphia county. Common
wealth of Pennsylvania. of June term.
1912 NO So. on Monday. the I9fh day
OF September. A. y 1921 on which day
You viii appear and show cause IN any
you have. why such divorce should not
ne granted against you. Morris Il Kirby
abtorneys for hbe1iant. Si4 Lincoln
Bnlldngs Philadelphia. Pa
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-08-15
REAL ESTATE FOR RENT

Apartments and Flats "a
APARTMENT Furnished for housekeep-
ing, Broom apartment. to couples 50 pet
week. Phone 5os2 W.
APARTMENT rooms and bath.
front and back porch. NJ Levine, corner
yandcver avenue and Church street
| APAKTMENTS-One apartment room
and bath. one apartment. rooms and
bath. furnished or unfurnished. beautiful
location, right on Delaware river ason-
able rent. Jefferson apartments. strand
and Delaware street. New Castle Del
| Telephone ZoS
| APARTMENT-At Tuenty-ainth a d
Market streets: All conreniences;
Building.
BRIGHT APARTsfENT--Four rooms.
electric light. and heat; third floor.
! CLAYTON ST. ". Ioi-Three large
rooms. bath. bach porch. gas. electric
/ light and steam heat.
| EIGHTH ST. f. Iol-Three rooms aud
bath. on second floor.
FURNISHED BACHELOR APART
| MENT. Phone 1854 X.
JEFFERSON STREET. 6i6-Furnisted
apartment OF rooms. all conveniences,
including hot water and telephone.
MARKET STREET. 23is-Furnished
Il
and porch
NINTH STREET. WEST. s15-Three or
four unfurnished rooms. with private
/ family; with or without heat. Inquire
SIS West Ninth street.
RODNEY STREET. 3o2-New apart
/ ments for rent. cheap. Apply sos North
Broome street.~~
THREE APARTAfENTs-For rent. APP
I ply Reynolds. loo West Sixth street.
/
Business Places for Rent 75
sToRE--For rent. Apply s2s West
/ Second street.
SECOND FLOOR Excellent 70
Office. storage or light manufacturing
Ap2.y Z. y. Moore, 4oz shipley street
Houses for Kent a.
BRooafE STREET NEAR LANCASTER
ANEN UE-Model home. 8 rooms. pos
session. Phone 1888 w.
HOUSE-For rent. l2o scott street.
Investment Co. s22 Ford building.
MADISON STREET. ssf--House, rooms
and bath. Phone 5955 w.
NEW HoUsEs-For rent. Madison
street between 'rwen " fifth and Twenty
sixth. Apply. chas. P. witsil. 253s
/ ORANGE STREET. 6ie-House for rent.
I
ware avenue.
VAN BUREN STREET, 23oo-Fo rent
house. ski rooms. bath. electric light
hot water heat, trSt-class condi tion.
immediate possession Apply Office. =
NJ Braunstein. Inc. Clio Market street
Phone oSS5
WILL RENT--Furnished or unfurnished
detached house, IL rooms. bath. modern
conyeniences: select neighborhood: pos
session by September 10. Apply to 25,
Every Evening Ofiice.
Suburban For Rent "a
GORDON HEIGHTS--Seven-r room hoIse
for rent or for sale. Apply II F. Vernon
Phone 1872 1904 West Tenth,
HOUSE Furnished. six rooms modern
conSeniences, train. trolley aud bus ser
vice. Possession September 5. Everett y
McSorley, Holly Oak. Del
Wanted-To Rent 81
APARTA1ENT--W Well-furni shed apartment
or house, or q rooms absolutely mod
ern. by September l. permanent. Ad- |
dress n l. Every Evening Once