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The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1921-11-12
Farewell Surprise Party

About fifty tri-city friends of
Arthur Sperbeck of 1924 Fortietd
street. Rock Island, gathered ar his
home last night at a surprise party
held in his honor The event was
a farewell for Mr.. Sperbeck. WIN
leaves tomorrow noon for Warsaw
y. Y. where he has accepted a no
sition with the Marr-Colton organ
company. He will be superintend-
ent of a new factory recently erect
ed by that firm.
The evening was spent in play
ing 500. Those winning first prizes
were Mrs. William Won Senus of
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1921-11-12
Tea Takes Place of Luncbeon-

Instead of the regular monthly
luncheon of the Tri-city Pan-Hei-
leric association. musical tea
will be given next Saturday. Nov
10, at the home of Miss Cora Ber-
ger, at So West Seventh street
Davenport. The program for the
afternoon viii be given by Miss
kAea bollman, instructor in voice
at Augustana college. Tri-city wo-
men wishing TO attend this tea,
are asked TO notify Miss Ethel Nc
kown, Davenport 1912.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1921-11-12

coast for the goose shootinp E.
The san Bias islands to wish ~
least known and most jnterastf1z5
tribe of Indians in Americs -, 3
Lower California because r.
Beach had never been there ana
TO an island off the Mexican coast
said to be inhabited by cannfbaIg
Not only did the author taEa
gun on these expeditions. but tbs-1
was also camera in the partv ana
the book is illustrated with va
lety of striking and fnterestir.
photographs. among these some -
the very few pictures ever raj,
of the San Bias Indians.
Now that the movies are bring
ing before the public interasffn.
screen versions and cartoons 80
Aesop's fables and modern diftfes
of Mother Goose. it is OF jntaras+
to know that both Father 4ason
and Mother Goose were real fnll,g
even as you and l. Mother Cnnso
was a real character and nor an
INC 8 maj Ollt dC ItdS sonnet
been supposed. Her maiden namc
was Elizabeth Foster and she wsz
born in 1865. She married Isaac
Goose in 1893. A few wears Later
she became a member Of the Oh
South church. BOSTON. At the ars
of 90 years she died in 1857. TIE
first edition of her songs was pub-
lished in 1916 by her sOu-in-Iaw
Thomas Fleet. The songs Of Moth
er Goose were originally sung TO
her grandchildren.
There seems TO he little doubt
of the reality of Father AesOp His
life has been recorded by Pianudps
and other writer's of antiquity He
was born in Amm0nius in Phrvgja
The Greater in $40 B. c. Aes0p. Jr.
who is now writing verses emh0dv-
ing the stories and morals of the
old tales for Fables Pictures. Inc.
and for other leading newspapers.
is declared to be a distant cousin
Of the old slave
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1921-11-12
Rheumatism Grows
Worse If Neglected
L Is 3 I-ric Acid Tronble.

1t makes its presence known by
local aches and pains, inflamed
Joints and stiff muscles but can
not be permanently relieved by 10
cal applications. Its cause IS con
stitutional and it must have con
stitutional treatment
Take Hoods SarsapariIla, which
corrects the acid condition of the
blood on which the disease depends
ana makes you feel young again.
Three doctors said I could not
be cured of rheumatism but at st
l am still alive. well and strong.
thanks to the yearly use Of Hoods
Sarsaparilla. l am convinced there
is nothing better for rheumatism.
c. f. Goodrich. Bolivar, Mo.-(Ad-
vertisement)
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1921-11-12

Turner ladies' have a bazaar on
Monday afternoon and evening at
the Hotel Harms. In the after
noon there will be a coffee and
sale of aprons, rugs. fancy goods,
skirts and gowns and in the eve
ming card party will be held.
The games of 500 in which prizes
Will be awarded will start at 8
o'clock. The general public is in
vited to attend.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1921-11-12
Travel Study Topic.

The study department of the
Rock Island Woman's club will
meet at the Masonic temple at 80
Monday afternoon. The topic for
the day will be travel study and
the program will be on the subject
Missions of Southern California"
Hostesses will be Mrs. c. l.. Silvis
and Mrs. c. A, Hoge.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1921-11-12
AUXILIARY SDonsors Social

The auxiliary to the Fred g.
Schaffner unit. United Veterans of
the Republic, will sponsor a social
Tuesday evening at Memorial hall
for all members of the auxiliary
and unit and their friends. Mrs.
Martha Mason will act as hostess.
There Will be a program and re-
ireshments VIII be served. A par
eel post sale will be held in con-
nection with the sale.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1921-11-12

Moline and Albert Glass of Rock
Island. Second prizes were award
ed 10 Mrs. Meehan of Rock Island
and William Van Senus of Moline.
The gents all cut went to Harvey
Wright of Moline and the ladies'
all cut to Miss Nellie Dye of Rock
Island.
a three course luncheon was
served late in the evening.
Yesterday Mr.. Sperbeck was pre-
sented with travelling bag from
the men at the Bennett Organ fac
tory in Rock Island, where he has
been employed.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1921-11-12
Armistice Day Dinner.

Mrs. Frank Swanson entertained
at an Armistice day dinner party
last night at her home, 12131a Six
teenth avenue, Moline. Covers We're
laid for II at a table decorated
with yellow chrysanthemums. Fa-
vOrs We're in the national colors-
red, white and blue. Following the
six-cOurse dinner, 500 was played,
Fred Peterson winning the high
score and Mrs. George Griswold
the all-cut.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1921-11-12
COnlter.GOreT.

The marriage of Miss Desvl F
Corey and Clyde NJ. Coulter. both
OF Orion, was quietly solemnfzed
Yesterday morning at 10 o'clock at
the home of Mr.. and Mrs. Swan
Johnston of SIG Fifteenth street
Rock Island. The ceremony was
performed by Rev. ]. Clarke Gran
ger. The bridal couple will reside
on a farm near Orion. The bride is
the daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. ]. W.
Corey OF Orion.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1921-11-12
VIII Present PLAYS.

Members OF the Mask and Dag
ger club of the high school will
present a group of plays on Fri
day night. Nov. IS, at the high
school auditorium. The names of
the productions to be presented are
The Wonder Hat" and THE Flor
list Shop"
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1921-11-12
Birthday Dinner for Miss Andrews.

Mrs. Verne Clark of 1017 Eigh-
teenth avenue, was hostess at 6
O'Clock dinner Thursday evening,
honoring her sister. Miss Vera An
drews, who observed her birthday
anniversary on that day. The event
was in the form of an Armistice
party The house was decorated in
blue and yellow, chrysantheumus
being used profusely. The favOrs
were chrysanthemum baskets.
Following dinner games and
music were enjoyed. In the games
Miss Mildred CrandaII and Miss
Ruth Ruge won first prizes and the
prize went to Nj 5
Anna Lewis.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1921-11-12
RIaSer-SteWart-

Announcement of the marriage
of Miss Zella Stewart, daughter of
Mr.. and Mrs. William J. Stewart
of 126 Fourth avenue, Moline, and
William Blaser, son of Mrs. Emma
Blaser of 1920 Eighteenth avenue,
was made today. and will come as
a surprise to the friends of the
couple. The wedding took place
at l o'clock last Saturday after
noon. Nov. 3, in Clinton. Rev. F.
A. Burrell OF St Johns Episcopal
church officiating. Henry Huber
of this city was the attendant The
bridegroom is employed on the
arsenal and the home will be in
Rock Island.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1921-11-12

Barbara Frietchie tent. Nov. 81
Daughters Of Veterans will hold AN
all day sewing Monday at the home
of Mrs. Essie Siemon at 1880 Elev-
enth street A picnic dinner will
be served at noon All friends of
the society are invited TO attend
this meeting. Articles for the ba-
Ear which will be held on Dec. .
at the hall will be completed at
Mondays meeting.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1921-11-12
CALENDAR

TODAY.
Logan Weir welding At Trinity Cathedral.
Davenport.
Miss Marjorie veiie entertains At
luncheon at villa yeiie' for bridal party
of Log zn-weir wedding.
Juvenile department of Rock Island
club.
Td-City Art league tea at league studios.
SUNDAY.
Vespcr tea At Y. w c. A.
MONDAY
St Elizabeth guild meets at ST. Jos-ph's
school.
Jane DeIano circle. Kings Daughters,
meet with Miss Celeste Olsen
Study department OF Rock Island WON
ans club meets.
Turner ladies' bazar.
MONDAY Study club meets with Mrs A
Mosenh lder. sos Twentieth street
St. Anthonys hospital guild sponsors
winter supply shower
TUESDAY.
City Union Kings Daughters gift shop
opens at Y. W. C. A.
FIFTH district Graduate Nurses meet at
Lutheran hospital, Moline.
Fred C. Schaffner auxiliary spo1sSrs
social.
WEDNESDAY
Heatherbeli club with Mrs. r. f. Gavin,
950 Twentieth avenue
Scyeus meet
THURSDAY.
Miss Harriet Vittum OF Chicago speaks
at high school on The Duty of the Com
munity TO It's Girls Auspices Girl Scout
council.
o. F. s social circle open coffee at
home Of Mrs. Alfaretta Dempsey, 1920
Second avenue
Martin Hermann wedding.
Lady Eagles card party.
Lady Eiks card party.
FRIDAY.
ElHs' dance.
Moose card party.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1921-11-12
vents
Civic Department
of Woman's Club
Has Enjoyable Tea

Yesterday afternoon from to
o'clock members of the civic de-
partment of the Rock Island Wom-
ans club were entertained at a
most delightful tea at the home
Of the department chairman. Mrs
c. W. Foss, 8SOS Eighth avenue,
when members of the executive
board were hostesses. II was a
most delightful social meeting, the
first such affair in which the de-
partment has ever participated.
So successful did it prove that it is
expected the tea will be an annual
affair, when the workers will meet
together socially at the beginning
OF the season.
Chrysanthemums decorated the
rooms and were used on the
serving table in the dining room,
over which Mrs. c. E. Sharpe, Mrs.
II. A. Weld, Mrs. w. a Schaeffer,
Mrs W. G. Oglevee and Mrs. Clara
Lamphere presided The hours
were spent informally and there
was a short program of musical
numbers given. This party took
the place of the regular meeting OF
the department.
st. Mary's Parish Bazaar.
The Young Ladies Sodality and
the Ladies' Altar society of St.
Mary's parish will sponsor their
annual bazaar on Nov. 10, 16 and II
at Columbia hall, Twenty-second
street and Fifth avenue, it was
announced today. A large guam
tity of fancy and useful articles
have been secured for the sale and
d coffee will be held in connection.
On Tuesday afternoon and evening
the sale will be opened. Wednes-
day evening there will be sup
per from $50 TO O'Clock and the
sale will continue, while the
Knights of Columbus band will
give program. The affair will
close on Thursday evening. There
will be booths where fancy goods,
candy and aprons will be sold and
Il fish pond will be a feature. Re
fTeshments will be served each
evening.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1921-11-12
Clear Rig Sum From Bazaar.

Between 5000 and $500 was clear
ed by the Altar society of st. JOS
eph's church at their supper and
bazaar held Thursday. The affair
was held at the church during the
day and both dinner and supper
served Those in charge of the af
fair-wish TO thank both the work
ers and those who donated so
cheerfully to the cause and also
the public for the splendid patron
age
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1921-11-12
emi-AnnuaI Tea Monday

Daughters of the Covenant of the
First Methodist church will hola
their semi-annual tea Monday. eve
ming at the church. Husbands and
members of the families of the
members are invited. Supper will
be served at ESQ
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1921-11-12
Peoria Connie Wed

Mrs. Cenia Artscott and Martin
Johnson, both of Peoria, were mar
roed at $50 this morning. Rev.
John Midtown Stevenson. pastor of
the Broadway Presbyterian church
ofhciated- The home will be in
Peoria.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1921-11-12

Eiks' dance.
Moose card party
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1921-11-12

WEDNESDAY.
HeatherbeIl club with Mrs. F. f. Gavin
950 Twentieth avenue
ScYeus meet
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-01-03
Dog Has Sed Away Telephone Lost Ad Without Dea
AUCTIONS--LECALS
Legal Notices

%
NoTtCE-Wboroa rho current income
of the County Hoard Of Education IL made.
guate 10 provide ample. nppfopriate ana
suitable grounds. buildings aud equipment I
for the public sehopls ioeafad IN New Castle
county, aud for this purpose the sum NJ
one million dollars Is necessary and -,
Whereas, Tho sum of one million dollars
IL not greater than i've per cent nf the as
eassed ynife OF real estate Ia New Castle
there AFRO no other similar bonds gutstand-
a,a, where. Wilbur u; Jump, tho cagn.lg ,.l.
county has died With board his respin.
mondation that the board should lss,ie
bonds on The credit II New Castle county.
Of one million dollars,
Therefore. be 4 Resolved That The The
."mn,y ,,,.i 9osrd af Edncatlon for ssw ssstle i,
fornity with the provisions Of the Della.
ware School Law Of 1920 on tho credit ui
New tastie county. exclusive of the apsciial
the Delaware school Law, 20 the amour {
Of ono. million dnilafg. The funds derived
from the sale Of such bonds 10 he used only
60 provide or purchase new grounds new
buildings or new permanent equipment FOR
schools g be located at OF IN the xicinity ,
Of Hnse lfll Richardson Park. Middletown
Narshallten. Delaware city, Newport, Ela
mere. Townsend, Mount Pleasant. No; !
Udessa Edge Moor iIpckessn, Yorklxn
and 10 provide fof The rebuilding aud tbs
supplying With permanent equipment ~ thf
follawing one Hnd two tootn schools, nt tht
DuttdnE 81 consolidated Achooi5 az shs i
lereafter be determined IN accordance will
the law. In 50 far as the funds shall be sde
quate Walkers peaky ynevilie. Taylof
Bridge. Oak nm. levels, Patterson. Port
Penn, Hickory Brove Iamlsons Corner
Mt Pleasant No ~ Kifkwnod. Howell g
Glasgow, Pleasant Valley NcClellands sville
Milford Roads Hillside Union, NORTH
Star. Mt. Pheasant No 10 Harmony. Fair
view stanton. Chrtstlana Uarea Corner
state hoad, Eden, Red lion hneustin'
Aillls. Fafsood Haubvs Corner EiRhf
square 9h3fuley Point Hreeze Clinton
Mount Airy. Centre Grove Rockiand ant
gnntrhanin
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-01-03
scHuMANN HENK HERE ToNGHT

Appearance tuuiant ~ INC h'fli.
pf Madame lrnrsfiur -runmann IiFinh
tho renowned -1utrato Fpn0'eu
~ q star event uf ho m'islcti NirN
Wilmington
T4 r,s ICON rruIf Ears ..urr .IrIn
-ohumaan Hciak ast sang .n NilmmEfoT
Il. chat .mc .br appeared DO Grand
Opea ilugse anl won ihe heafia"' .iit
audience -ne newer nao nHi'ri
>than nc prr@ is ''n -nn'h
fbo vast 1.mter ~ lorapua who nnv.
,tteu,rll rrr anrorts -hr n1s hcen Hug
~ i, 0hia pauus, ,0lla iud ulrfhrru
ru -.-x state .ud srrrN urrl .r
moss ana g4Huc have acclaimed Hnr
.be greatest living exponent nf .nr
one thi.g llr talDh Nlaiamr -rhumaun
lIeias famous Hrr .hefhh'f t'N
I.n .----rna -l D. LNuIr- -LL-L- Ll.-
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-01-03
NEWS OF MILFORD.

Milford, Jan. 3-The Carlisle Fire Co.
was summoned BY telephone at o'clock
yesterday morning, from Georgetown.
asking assistance in fighting a serious and
stubborn blaze in that toxin. Within
twelve minutes after the call was received
and the siren blown, the members had
arrived at the engine house and the ma
CHING was on its way To Georgetown. In
lessk than half an hour the company was
ON the scene of the fire, after covering
distance OF eighteen miles.
Friday night the town Of Milford was
in total darkness until after o'clock
owing to a breakdown of the already
over-taxed electric light plant
Milford Grange, No. 6, L. of III. held
an all-day meeting, Saturday, whca the
installation of officers took place, the
installation ceremonies being in charge Of
Edward 4. Evans, lecturer Of the State
Grange. assisted by Mrs. Hester Bun
stein OF Milford. In the afternoon an
address was given by DIR. Richard Wat
son Cooper of Wilmington. and the burn
ing of the mortgage on the grange hall
followed
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-01-03
Lrssovs FpoM nrc gtRr
Rev. Charles z Esrie Dfawa qHpsFlaor
Refwprn n anf SIR

Wilw'rgfrf Gree TIRE R11
important eran Faa 'ho fi'r'
dre~nfIrsr - Vrr Ir hqr'r
y. ,p,4b4r- partt-f hrreI srfrFf
rnorrrrv ftr tt.Hrh's III Nr aF
y. hiru ~ n hs asp raf. h'rz thr
NJ thr W'u r'nr r4'hrf
plant nr -ad
Tfe litorrd ny frr trqf r't
rsr zrqror rim +hr ',vrs ~ rrrr rr
aiarru ad~fs~a le ~ fro 4nf 01tra'r
- all thaf 'hrrr r larrrr r.fre whrf.
ind-vrd rais hr~e .r 4r~
lrdic.tsr ~ Eht nr ari
all tausr .i tu fioN 'hrir ff nfn'
~ pra,erd thr hrrncn Xxx trrr 7nf'f
~ eavr tha lrrr.rE plar' aod fo1rn0
,rs rhp might ie treUore'h'' .1r '7e ~.
Vr- Tnrif surounrei fn4f fne 'f.'
mas ,ptasa gv-n 80 ThurrHsy shf
,-.,-,li ~, r.r.oaird l.-. rarueef reTf fhlrs
8ay grth sovrral new fnatWrea
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-01-03
Bows Calendar Contest.

Those members of the boys depart
ment Of the Y. NJ G. A. having the best
collection Of calendars on New Years
Day we're awarded prizes. The winners
were Jimmie purks, largest calendar, gold
y. NJ G. A. pencil clasp; Erie Winchester,
smallest calendar, gold stick pin; Earl
Winchester, prettiest calendar, tie clasp,
Joseph Zwolak, largest number OF calen-
dars. watch fob. In Zwolak 5 display was
nearly 100 pretty calendars Of various de-
signs. The collection was arranged in the
rooms Of the boys department last Satur-
day, and it consisted of hundreds of hand
some and unusual calendars.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-01-03
WE'D DINGS.
WILLrAMs-cRALLE


4 quiet wedding, attended only bv
immediate relatives and friends, occurred
at the home OF Mrs. David ZearfOsa. SO2
West Ninth street, at $50 p. m Friday
when Miss Roberta W Cralle Of Emmcr-
ton, Va. became the wife Of Paul r
Williams of Germantown, Pa The bride
was charmingly dressed in dull green
travelling suit trimmed with gray squirrel
and turban Of gray velvet The effect was
heightened by corsage Of pink sweet
heart roses. Miss Mary Harwood. of
Emmerton. Va, the bridesmaid, was
dressed in black velvet suit with hat 70
match, and carried English violets The
bridegroom'S brother, Donald Williams
Of Doylestown, Pa, acted as best man
Mrs Babcock soprano soloist Of Grace
Church, sang two appropriate selections
Rev Ralph Mmker, assistant pastor Of
Grace Church, where the former Miss
Cralle WAS member Of the choir. ofhciat-
ed. assisted by the gooms father, Rev
Charles +. Williams. rector Of st. John $
Episcopal Church, Compass, Pa.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-01-03
VOCATIONAL school
To Resume for the second iialf Yer Co.
morrow Night.


Under NE auspices oi fhs Wilmington
Board ~ Education, The Wiiming'0n Iref
Evening Vocational Hch0oi opens o.
second half term n 20 weeks ard 81 niglia
tomorrow evening ~ thr High Hfhnpl
The aohoul meets every iufnflHr ann
Thufaflay night from ~ until 8pg. r|nf
The opening night ~ che ere0ud hsl.
tomorrow viii he given over tl resiaifaf
tipn. the regular sesaipn ~ ifgin lhutiaF
evening over no pupils ere alrnady fn
rolled There 81 rrnfn iuf 10 i1 70 n.1f.
~ The evening oiaafa
kitepdsnee m free IN enrolment isf
a 81 ~ charged for th1re npl enrolled
during the past term totifaH DdoIfd n.
cIude mechanical drawing ndap'od iq ~
needs AZ Tho different rraiiH in tlio hui'd
ing trades oarponierr hfcklsynfs plum
bore. and class in rrnding and raiiuniinr
Dne group - uaflf ~ NJ rafrfn'nfh 'm
other largely ~ tri,klavers rourf m
sheet motal drafting r. ellen gwen
= w ahup courses hnvf harn m nlffH
tim for thr pact term AMI Nil lf ofniih
und. nne ru rirmrntarv pattern mhEinf
and tho Other in flrnoufarV -~a'hin,
shop wrrk fwo fIaar9 n ffr'f'
trades ell o. runiuufd
Tho demand ior drrfnr courses i1'
repnred tbr rmf,ipgmfri five He'rIr'rf
The Hia'irnarf ruEnfrfH |1
fluur far thf rofn.ur torn 'rng
falling ~ VI sbT'mll.nf ndua'rf 'H
enrolment n abipfftrr ffd bow
rlac4 hiss hrru Nghf
Thfre .iaeeoa vfrr uf, rr0rv 'Tf
during ne pa-' frrm frn FFnF
onr .n t,siing uuae '.r rI"rd
oI,rurd to lJe,rfrlrr 'br liHward -rn0'
will ~ continued inr }n ~rf-
,e Monde and Nrtlrs.fsy rh'
There laste4a .rr is.s irrreus ur
u issand 'haf ihr rrei e ief ~ nif N
refehitsh txHiaf rIng hIgh fI
Tacilffra frr rpriuri rE thf rrfnNHF
e,he.I ..v- t-.r. rr,f-h .fnr.ru~ef
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-01-03
~ TRrATs 'En RoUGH
50 Peysaglio Has six wiorfhz ~ the "ork-
h0uaa II Think u Over

Charged .vtth -saulf sud haffnrF rn
t;z.,otbrr lance peraauiia raz srrtnnonf1
.,..,. -..~.,,tts ~ tt.. -r,ri hau-a ~ Judge
Hastings Nuuiripal prr' to-day
t.-,-4.r4 ,t.. -rlrrlfrr paw,s rfafrd
.h.t 49, .,v trt,fahty .eat So mother
.-..h,,,4 so, ,rrerrrf .auar o. .qnrf
+he ranflrr showed = tiark rYe uttrh ane
,la,rnrd rqa +ne -eslIt BE inlenf
outbreaks
She alzo claimed fFaf frr Shoulder iHfe
black IA t'ur marks Inflicted hv ner fnn
The youth aisp ursf his Younger ''h'r.
and SISTERS t mrs s1e 'rnfihed i'r
zqg.u shout ll vrar4 90 and 'iFea fi'i
t.,e r,o+be- as 900 West rhird sfrcrf
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-01-03
Stole Silverside Chickens.

Pleading guilty to The charge Of larceny
of chickens from Wilson T. Berry of Sill
verside, Patrick Murphy and Harry
Wines were each held under $500 bail for
the Court of General Sessions by Judge
Hastings in Municipal Court today. They
were arrested On Saturday night while
trying to dispose Of the poultry.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-01-03
Inn,nr Niechanie l.narda.

Troap Hul0r Nlrruamr ifIlr.f
o,ll to'l uass ox s1Ciai lul dance iI
tbs,r r,U -ls Market street tomorrow
,.gen.nr liner. $50 ALSO .r ulnstInl
ss.o RI rhalgr .l Iluo. Jos TIA drt
,nd Nf,.re Leonard NuElf lhH
man. expects ras o '' 'Nr .''. 'A.N
cial gwen nf 'hr n4afa
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-01-03
IE'REDONIAS Ss.' ss e. tbssss;drsk tssSk
SN11 THAT HaH Ap~Guri9Gp
IL aTLaNTtC CITY roa ID YLANE }

READ ALL THE HEADINGS IN THE
WANT AID SECTION TODAY AND
SEE WHAT A COMPLETE CATALoG
1T is.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-01-03
Rooms For housekeeping

BRooNtE 81 lua Two furnished
rooms for light housekeeping Al eoa
Nrniences
\ JACKSON 81 2ta Four uufurniahed
rooms for tight housekeeping Hot Watet.
heat. light and use uf bath
ROOMS Furnished or unfurnished El"c
trio lights steam hrat. running water lle
sirahIe location Inquire 4oo " sixth
street Phone 1855 "
W SEVENTH ST. SO Three unfurnished
rooms for light housekeeping. With heal. +.
light and gas
for light housekeeping Adult couple
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-01-03
MERCHANDISE
Articles For Sale

Articles For Sale 81
BICYCLEs-sl5 up. Tires. 81 90 up. Baby
carriage, SOC, United supply Co, 9l3
snipley street. Open evenings
HOME POOL TABLE-With complete out
ut Excellent condition Seyen-eig hths reg
ulation size Made by Brunswick Bake
CoIIender Co. Genuine bargain. Phone
after p m. 50Is j.
FURNACES Small. pipeless furnaces,
slightly shopworn, at Is per cent reduc-
ton Phone 364. Third and Tatnall streets
HEATE ERs-Seyeral second hand rebuilt
heaters Low price TO quick buyers =. G.
Williams & Bro. Third and Tatnall SITS
Phone 364.
HFATERs-We sell the famous Empire
piDeless Heaters. ). O. Williams. Third
and Tatnall streets. Phone 364,
RUBBER RooFING-FoR SALE. GOOD
GRADE. MUST BE SOLD AT ONCE.
ONLY ABOUT 400 ROLLS REMAIN
ING. S. G. WILLIAMS & BRO. THIRD
AND TATNALL SITS. PHONE 364.