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Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-03-02
CHANGERS DAY At
AUTOMOBILE SHOW
DRAWS BIG CROWD
Attendance for First Three Days
of Exhibit Breaks All Pre-
vious Records.
TOMORROW is SOCIETY DAY

A hearty welcome awaits every farm
or In Delaware who attends tho auto
mobile exhibit in tho Auditorium today.
Bccauso this lis n regular market day
and the grangors from all secttons of
New Castle county arc here 20 offer
produce from their farms for sale. the
Show Committee of the Wilmington
Trade Automobile Association set apart
this date for the especial benefit Of tho
farmers
Many of the dealers have in tho past
year or two taken the agency for farm
tractors and implements used In the
cultivation of farm land. and as n con
sequence an automobile show now-a-
days holds as much interest for tho till"r
of the soil as for the city man. In
many sections II ls more attractive to
the granger because Il meana big
help through the use Of tractors In earn
ing his livelihood.
The excellent weather Of the first
three days Of the show. which is bigger
and more interesting than ana ever
held in this city, has boon boon To the
exhibitors This was particularly in
dicatcd hv tho crowd that attended tho
exhibition last night. Cars were parked
for threo blocks about the Auditorium Mt
706 West Eleventh street. and the sight
was somewhat eitHiliar to an opern night
about big theater.
The show Committee did ita part well
in lighting NJ the streets near the
Auditorium A hig sign announcing tho
show lighted by electric bulbs Is placed
at the junction of Delaware avenue and
Eleventh street. So that any ono Az
preaching from thr east cannot miss
the show big RtriuR of olc,tJit lights
across tho front Of the Auditorium, II
luminatea tho street making 81 almost
as light aR day. and tho light makes
tho streets closely more cnint"rtall"
for those who come in earn and wish Ia
park them
The dealers reported many more
good prospects Monday, Yesterday
and last night. than on any other two
first days Of the show Those who have
viewed tho display arc loud in then
praise aud commentator Of the cars
that are shown They pronounce il The
hcat over shown hero and from the mum
her of inquiries made and the intorest
Indicated hy the visitors. the dealers
are realizing that thcy made no mistake
IN selecting a larger building in which
20 hold the show this year.
Local Show PIeases Everyone.
Not alone from this city and other
points IN Delaware. but from many
towns closcby over the pennsylvania
line have visitors come. They. Iiko
many Dclawaroans were not able 20
take ia the shows IN Philadelphia AMI
New York. and with such varied
soler tou Of cars and accessories to
select from they sec no need for
hotheriug with the bigger dsplaya
Tomorrow VIII lao devoted to tho
ladies particularly. and tomorrow even
lug will be Society Night Special plans
have been made 70 show every courtesy
to the representatives ~ The female acx
who visit the show. In tho evening
in addition TO the regular program OF
the Original Six orchestra will be sun
plemcntod with piano numbers by Miss
Gladys paShicll- Miss Dashioll Is a
talented pianist. and tho committee
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-03-02
TO Cure a Cold In One nax

take Groves Laxative Bromo Quinine
tablets. The genuine bears the sigma
ture of f. W. Grove. (Be sure you get
Bromo.) 30c.-Adv.
Arizona republican., 1921-10-12
California Exchange

One acre. one mile from business district of Ontario, California;; all 4n oranges and lemons; in bearing; on interurban railway, right at station; positively no frost and no smudging; want to trade this for good lot in Phoenix or on home up to $50o0. What have you?
 SEE FRED A. DIBBLE, REALTOR
 IT N. 1st Ave. Phone 5003 bg
Arizona republican., 1921-10-12
North Central Ave.

DO YOU WANT A FINE HOME OF 20 ACRES. CLOSE IN, BRICK HOUSE, GARAGE, BARN, ALL IN CULTIVATION, BEAUTIFU FUL LAWN, FINE SHADE, ORANGES. GRAPEFRUIT, BERRIES. GRAPES. DATE PALMS AND~ORNAMENTA TREES? NOW LISTEN! THE PRICE IS ONLY 5000. HALE CASH FOR QUICK SALE. Ex- CLUSIVELY WITH WHEELER. WITH MEYERS INVEST. CO. 33 ". 1ST AVE PHONE 4106. bm
Arizona republican., 1921-10-12

FOR SALE-Baby chicks. For high-grade white and brown Leghorn baby chicks, Mitchell's Poultry Farm, Mesa, Ariz. It
Arizona republican., 1921-10-12
AUCTIONS

5 FOR sALE-REAL ESTATE
Arizona republican., 1921-10-12

FOR SALE-S0 acres improved. good house. well and farm buildings, superior loose soil; between Glendale and Peoria; will sell either a 40 acre or the entire S0-acre ranch; will sacrifice, but must have $4000 cash down. See Dwight B. Heard Co, Heard Bldg. blk
Arizona republican., 1921-10-12
FOR sALE.MlscELLANEous

FOR SALE--Type cases, good con-
 dition, s1 each. Will throw in free a type case rack if 20 cases are bought. Also several nearly new California job case cabinets See Mir. Meyers, cashier, Arizona Republican. 10-dk
Arizona republican., 1921-10-12
KENIL LWORTH HOME

Beautiful modern home in exclusive neighborhood and on paved street for sale al a reasonable price and on req sonable terms. This house has all built-in features, furnace, large sleeping porch, hardwood floors
 breakfast nook and is built on a large lot of 70-foot frontage There is aIsc garage. For price and terms se+ owner at 336 West Culver St. dT
Arizona republican., 1921-10-12
FOR sALE-REAL ESTATE
OIL OIL OIL

I'VE TOO MUCH oil land; who wants some of it at reasonable prices? Drilling now around 210O it. mark; it's business to take a reason able chance; $50 or s100 might make you Independent. H. E. Groom, IS w. Adams 1t
Arizona republican., 1921-10-12

FOR SALE BY OWNER-BEST CORNER LOT IN N F. NINTH AND MORELAND. s. w. CORNER, 50x200, WITH FIVE ROOM HOUSE ON REAR OF LOT. PRICE S3500. TERMS. hg
Arizona republican., 1921-10-12
Fat Steers for Sale

I have Is three year old fat steers for sale. Joseph Roer, corner of I4th and L Ave. bg MILK cows for sale or trade for fat cattle or hogs. Phone 2325. If 24 FANCY jerseys. fresh and springers; one or all. Phone 3i14.bb MIR. FARMER,
 DO YOU KNOW TAT WE ARE HEADQUA RTERS FOR THE FIN EST ALFALFA SEED PRODUCED2 WE HAVE SELECTED WHEAT, BARLEY AND OATS SEED; HIGH GRADE IMPORTED RYE AND WHITE BLOSSOM CLOVER SEED. SEE US FIRST AND EAST FOR AT THE RIGHT PRICE.
 PHOENIX SEED & FEED co.
 PHONE 4S64
 133 E. JEFFERSON If WANTED-Fat steers, yearIings, prices paid Arcade Meat Market, TriboIet & Fink. 4s East Washing ton. Phone ss97. If I HAVE 5 good horses, new wagon, 2 sets good harness. will trade for milch COW. chickens. pigs or vacant lot See them 2143 East Jackson St.
 bg WILL sell or lease all kinds of cattle. dairy cows and calves. M. H. Myers. 9 miles s. w. of Tempe on Southern branch Highland Canal bp TWO Llewellyn setter pups for sale; just old enough to train. Phone 115R4. blk REGISTERED Holstein--- Friesian bull, King DeKol KCrndyke Beryl cTAk2o .1er, of korndyke Gade Vale, who has a rec ord of 61 A R o daughters: one daughter with 7-day record of 40.3S lbs. butter fat, 6 others above 30 lbs, 32 others above 20 lbs. and AS A. R. sons. O. Carter, mile west Center St. Orborne road. bp AN OPPORTUNITY to start in pure bred Holsteins; 1 COW. heifers, all have A. R. O. records both sides heifers sired by King Aliartaro Beets-De Kol, 1 sired by King De kol- Korndyke Beryle. Dam of one heifer is from Dichter Spofford Klondike Lad. who sold for s5.000.O0. Two other heifers. one a daughter. other granddaughter of Lilly Beets Phoenix, who sold for sS00.O0. Terms to one giving security. O. Carter, mile west Center St, Osborne Road bp FOR SALE-Forty head choice jersey milch cows. Fresh and spring ersss heavy milkers. Will sell reason- able; at cLr al. Ninth Ave. and rail- road tract. B. J. Nelle. bd 30 DAIRY heifers and cows. Sac rifice for cash. Cora $. Kesner, Gil- bert. Arlz. bg WANTED-VeaI calves, hogs and fat cattle Standard Market II3 W Monroe. Phone 4226 If WILL TRADE young Hoistein COW second calf, well marked and beauty. for family Jersey, just fresh: must be dehorned and gentle. Madison. IS W. Adams. 1t FOR SALE-Two Holstein cows. coming fresh, $100 each; one roan mare, $50. Ruth E. l.. Hanson Scottsdale Stage, 23rd and Taylor St.
 blk WANTED - All kinds of fat live stock Model Meat Market Phone 46S0. s25 F.. Washington St If WANTED-To buy 25- mules to 6 years old, weighing 1000 to 1900 lbs; must be sound: don't care if little thin: will pay a fair price. c. R. Me Mullen POI N. Eth Ave. Phone l764.
 tf 60 JERSEY cows, fresh and com ing fresh. tuberculin tested, good values. See them first house south Mcdowell road on 18th street, join ing eX-GoVernor Hunts place on south. Phone 3zaf bm REGISTERED HoIstein-F -Frfsian bulls; yearlings. NJ. E. Wood, 11k miles south Glendale on Ave. IS. dd THOROUGHBRED Airedale pup; male. 30a N. 15th Ave. Phone 375S. FOR sALE-EGGs AND POULTRY FOR SALE-Baby chicks For high grade white and brown Leghorn L.. 1 IL ! L -nn L.--
Arizona republican., 1921-10-12

FOR SALE-To home seekers. 40 acres alfalfa, good house, good well of water, gas engine and tank, garage. etc. 3 5-acre tracts with houses and shade. 1 25-acre tract, 19 acres al- falfa, acres cotton, good house. good water and plenty of shade. For prices and terms write or see IT. H Greenfield, Route 2. Glendale. blk
Arizona republican., 1921-10-12

312 ACRES bottom land, improved:
 Broom house, partly furnished: wa ter piped to house; chicken houses. 5OC-egg incubator ;one-half mile from high school; $500. Write own ar for particulars and terms Carl Eybee, Humboldt, Ariz bd
Arizona republican., 1921-10-12
Lots For Sale

on northeast and northwest corner
 Of Palm Lane and Seventh street. Owner can be seen at house on the northeast corner. If
Arizona republican., 1921-10-12

2 ACRES-NE EAR NORTH CENTER
 A grove of olive trees, fine loca- ton to build a home. Price, S17OO. Phone 4460 or call at 122 w. Wash ington, Room 9. It
Arizona republican., 1921-10-12
5 Acres Fruit

Income certain on this five acres. All in seven year old olive anG april cot trees. The apricots brought $S50 this year: the olive trees are break ing down under the weight of their fruit. In the heart of the fruit dis trict on Chicago avenue near the In dian school road. Then there's a comfortable house, all. surrounded with shade There's a two thousand dollar profit il. this place and pos session can be had at once. Think of that, with the price of $4,200. For prompt action see Mir. Lane, with
 DWIGHT B. HEARD CO,
 Realtors
 Heard Bldg. Phone 1881 1t
Arizona republican., 1921-10-12

FOR sALE-LIvE STOCK
Arizona republican., 1921-10-12

1aacre. nice big rooms, bath. built-in features, dandy furniture al- most new, electricity, water. North east near car line. 5000, $500 cash, balance monthly. Alexander or Groom, 126 N. Center: Phone 35se. It
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-11-19
CHILD KILLED
BY COAL CAR
ANNA soICI, TWO YEARS OLD, DIES
INSTANTLY WHEN RUN OVER
BELOW BELLArRE.
was Playing Along Track when sleeve
Became Caught In Car wheeL

Anna. the little Two year old daughter
oS Frank Boici OF R.g Run, SIX miles
south OF BcllairN, was instantly killed
late yesterday afterhnon when run over
by a railroad car loaded with coal The
accident happened at the PENNSYLVANIA
switch at the Rail and River mine No.
3. at Big Run.
The child with two other small chill
dren. was playing along tn" track where
cars loaded with coal We're being moved
In some manner her sleeve became
caught in tho wheel OF n passing car
throwing her head under another whcT
Before the car could be stopped the
wheel passed over IN" child S"vering
her head completely from the body.
The body was removed to the Myers
morgun at Bella!rc. where coroner
Clyde HardeSty Will hold mn inquest to-
day. No funeral arrangements have
yet been made.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-11-19

70 Clnrks1urg on n business and pleas
ur" trip.
Misses Margaret and Virginia Thistle
left Friday night for Huntington to
visit Miss 1rma Workman and Miss
Louise Lyon. Miss Workman formcrI-
was a member Of Sistersville High
school faculty.
Tho Stsrnrsyillc public schools viii
ohscrye Thursday and Friday Of next
week ms the annual THANKSGIVING va
ton
Members Of tho Thimblo Club were
delightfully."- entertained Friday after
noon 10y Mrs. J. T.. Frame Mt her homo
on Railroad avenue. hOnorinR Mrs. q.
W. Ko,zrbuc. Of New Martinsville, who
lis tho guest Of Mrs. Frame. NeedleworK
and othor informal social pleasures were
engaged in. nnA ats o'clock a three
course dinner WIS served.
Mrs Miles MCCarten. who was the
guest OF Mrs. John Eiszgerald, Of Park
crsburg has returned 10 the city.
Magnolia trees on the lawn OF Mrs.
Harriet Stocking. of North Wells street
are in bloom tho secCHd time this
sen SON.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-11-19
ting his sister. Mrs. F. F. Hamilton .

lung MS SlSlcI' MI % - =
few days.
DR.. and Mrs. John s. Plumer who
have been visiting Cadtz friends. re-
turned to their home in Ben Avon. Pa.
Burch Cochran. who Is engaged In
mining engineering in San Luis Iotosl'
Mexico. and william Cochran. hardware
merchant OF Lewiston, Montana. are
here visiting their mother. Mrs. RacheI
Cochran ON Wednesday there was
family dinner in honor OF Mrs. Soc4''
rams 18th birthday anniversary.
DR.. D. II. Smith. VIII G. Cilnord. r.
r. Grove, John c. Sharon and Barclay
w Moore attended football games IN
Pittsburgh last Saturday.
Mrs. Mamie Whitaker and MISS
Annie McDougal have gone to Column
bus to spend the winter with relatives:
Or. and Mrs. John $ Campbell ana
SUpt. George f.. Roche were in Column
bus a few days visiting their sons who
Hle students IL the university
Mrs. J. d. Myers Of Alliance ana
Charles PoGuc OF Columbus came to at
tend the funeral OF their aunt. Miss
Eliza bancroft. Miss Bancroft was one
OF the older residents OF Cadiz, So years
old and held in the highest respect. Her
sister, Miss Ellen, died April 4.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Oglevee OF Plush
ing have been visiting Mrs. Oslevees
sister, Mrs. Alice Vance.
John 4. Hanna was in Chicago and
Milwaukee last week attending canner1
conventions.
Edward Hanna has purchased Harry
Possession viii be given next spring.
Mr.. Kerr Will erect new dwelling on
his lot. Others who will build new
residences on the same street are John
g Sharon, DR.. George p Sharp and
Mr.. Bargar.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-11-19
Close Arguments in
Gas RatG-making Case

washington. Nov. assignments IN
NE suit brought by tho Consolidated
Sas company OF New York 10 test the
ral!dity OK laws fixing eighty cents as
NE legal rate. were closed In the United
states supreme court today with the ad
iress OF William 1. Ransom, OF COun-
Del FOR the company. Other gas Cas"9
bearing on the rate making powers OF
public utility commissions ara sched
lled to be taken UP soop by the court.
md II was considered not unlikely that
decision IN tho New York litigation
would await completion Of argument in
hose similar suits.
Mr.. Ransom. summing up today IN
s.stsd that tho statutory rate OF 50
Cents would be- Conhscatory. even though
.ajItai Investment was not taken into
consideration Records % the company
show. ne said. cost ~ Sl-g2 I,"r ;EroUs-
and feet to produce the gas for which
he company charges SIS.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-11-19
GET TWO FOR
~ FALSE ALARM
GALLAGHER 10 BE IN POLICE
COURT THIS MORNING.
Had Been Drinking and We're at the
Corner When Alarm was
Turned In.

Pau, Bousnberge~ and Bernard Rcd"
Gallagher will BE arraIgned before
Judre John :. Ritz IN police court this
morning. charged with turning IN
IA lsr alarm Of fire at : o'clock Friday
morning. For the second time IN one
night, :ircmca turned out at 3 o'clock
yesterday morning and made a run TO
Chapl!nc and Twenty-tAird streets, an
swering an alarm from Box IS. ArrlY-
Ing at the scene O; the alarm, Chief y.
Burley Thompson and the t!rcm"r
found that they had made another use
less run.
Detective Chip" Crumbacker and sew
sral uniformed policemen We're quickly
on tho scene. and IN a short while Red"
Gallagher was IN custody and said that
Paul Bonenberger had pulled the alarm
box. Both boys were taken 70 police
headquarters later yesterday and tnr
charge OF turning In 4 false alarm was
placed against both OF them.
HAD Ordered Thorn On
Detective Crumbacker stated that ne
bad ordered Gallagher and BoaenberEer.
both of whom ne said appeared to have
been drinking. 70 30 home Friday morn
Ing, AMI that ne stood and watched them
as they walked up Twenty-thtrd street
pm their way home. The young men. no
gays. stopped at the corner OF Twenty
third and ChaplIne, where the alarm box
Is located. and while he was watching
10 SEQ II they went on. the alarm began
bounding. The detective and FatrOlman
william Horstmann rushed TO that
point, but Gallagher and Bonenbergec
bad made their temporary getaway. II
MAS an easy matter. however. TO rouna
fhem np. e..
The first false alarm OF fire Thursda ,,
night came from tho box located on
North Huron street. near the Island end
bt tho Aetnaville bride. Police havs
pot been able. TO learn who pulled that
bor.
Tho penalty for sounding fake
Warm OF fire Is a fine OF $50 and costs.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-11-19
MINER CAUGHT
BY CAR; KILLED
Albert DelSuzzo victim OF Tragic Acct
Dent at Clifford Mine on
Ohio side

Albert Delguzzo, coal miner 10
Years Of ag". was instantly HI'l"i late
yesterday afternoon az tH@ Clifford
;a!ne az the Central Coal M!Hiag com
1any. located on the ohio side Of the
river across from M0undSv!lI".
Delguzzo was engaged IN coupling
Goa! cars when one gave way. catching
him between the car and IN" rib or the
mine. He was badly crushed about tho
chest and death was almos; lnst1N:a-
ncous. The body was taken !" tho
Myers mnrguc at R"tl1.re. wh"r" '0r"-
ner Hardesty. OF bridgeport VIII hold
an inquest today
No funeral arrangements haH" Vet
been made for The funeral pc.guzZo
was unmarried.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-11-19
ACCUSED OF CAUSING
THEATRE DISTURBANCE

Charles Nlckson. Harry Charlton and
Stanley Sukz will he arraiCncd in police
court this morning charged with dis"r-
derly conduct They are accused or
creating O. disturbance last evening In
the Liberty Theatr" ratrolman Smith
arrested them. ard Louis. Nrlos. man
ager OF tho theatre. and several other
witnesses have been called to appear
against them.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-11-19
ANTI-BEER BILL PASSES THE
SENATE; COURT ATTACK COMING

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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-11-19
CA[)Iz

Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph McMannis spent
4 portion Of last week In Wheeling
Miss Madeline Haverfeld OF Canton
was visiting home folks over Sunday
Roy Sanderson Of Tiltonville was Wis
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-11-19

The drug contained IN tho ,rracal
cactus hutton produces in tho user
visions OF gorgeous sunsets.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-11-19

And Girls, our department Of dolls is the
best ever. Here is almost any kind or
size doll that can be imagined. Dolls,
even. that ere human enough to talk,
dolls with beautiful, fluffy hair, dolls
with lovely clothes and wardrobes, funny
dolls and dolls black, white, yellow and
brown
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-11-19
Kills Palmer Ruling

Tho bill will set aside the ruling OF
FORMER Attorney General Palmer. who
two days before he retired. advised the
prohibition enforcement officials that
There was nothing in rhe Eo.stead act
70 prohibit the prescription OF beer and
light wines for medical purposes.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-11-19

y class Of i-6 aliens were cNNn'incd
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-11-19

This department contains many, many
other toys that are really worth while and
will keep any boy indoors on the bad
winter days that are just ahead.
Arizona republican., 1921-11-10
|NTER|MOUNTA|N
 RATE HEARING SET
 FUR NOVEMBER r

Amos A. Betts of the corporation commission yesterday received word that the intermountain state rate case would come up for hearing No vember r, a further postponement having been denied by the interstate commerce commission. MT. Betts and Roland Johnson of the traffic department of the chamber of com merce will leave Saturday to lend their efforts to the end that Arizona might not be forced to pay higher freight rates on shipments from east ern points than the rate paid to Pa cific coast terminals.
 A postponement was asked by the fntermountain states because of changes made by the transconti- mental railroads in their application for lower through rates on com modities The changes, MT. Betts held, would require a complete change of exhibits and data gath cred for the hearing, but in order to overcome this the l. c. c. will allow the different states to file amended exhibits after the case is closed
 This was the word recelved rom J. A. Ford, secretary of the lntermedi- . ate Rate association, who stated in hlS Wlf6 lldI III NlN" CA N4AS the hearings before the commission were scheduled in 10 different cities if would be impossible to continue the case.
 MT. Betts will return to Phoenix as soon as possible to appear for the commission at the hearing before the interstate commerce commission In this city relative to an increase III rates within the state by the Ameri- can Express company. on. me ground that the rates were higher 1T this zone than other zones where ln- creases have been granted, the com mission denied an advance. The mat l ter was appealed.
 | The case is of particular fnteres
 in that it has. the same point at issue as the railroad cases now before th' supreme court of the United State l in the Wisconsin case, in which th' IT c. c. raised the rates after tn
 application had been denied by tn l state.