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Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-11-18
HEADED DEMOCRATIC PARADE

In the account Of the Democratic
parade. printed in Every Evening yes
terday. the fact that Frank a, Grad
woh and Mrs. Julia f. keogh headed
the procession was omitted. through
an oversight Mr.. Gradwohl was chair
man and Mrs Keogh vice-chairman Of
the parade committee. and they. with
Miss Marjorie Green. secretary, were
largely responsible for its success.
1t was the desire OF the committee
that Mr.. Gradwohl head the parade
and he was persuaded at length to do
so. lie suggested that Mrs. Keogh
march as his aide. and this suggestion
was favored and acted upon. Both re-
mained at their posts until the parade
disbanded in frcnt OF Democratic
headquarters.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-11-18
Answer, to Health Questions

a. n. c. O-I am young man 50
years old. and have dark circles under
my eyes. WIN you please tell me what
causes this condition?
A-Chcles under the eyes may hs due
TO constipation. indigestion. kidney or
liver trouble or eyestraIn. You shoul J
have thorough examination to find out
what Is causing your trouble, and have
Il treated accordingly.
Miss r.. Y. G. O-Fur the past 1s
month. | have been troubled with n
fvere pain In my left side | have
been told that | have r kidney stone
and that ! should have an operation FOR
this. What would you advise me to do ?
Ar your doctor has advised an opst
alton you sspot be governed by his sd
vice, 80 he knows the conditions, and
is In a position 90 render the be1 ad
vice.
r r.. NJ OF am boy IT years old
and for the past year. have been growing
| hard OF hearing was told that I had
| args sdenoids when I was -. Whs
| would you advise me 70 do7
| A-Tou should consul, nose and esi
specialist or attend q clinic for an er
! animation and advice. II you hev. sde
ncids their removal viii undoubtedly l-
pyovs your other condition BE cor
! erned by the DOCTORS advice
Cr-vrifh, 1879 br Sp--p,--- Ts-.rrr s---ic. In
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were nying somc angry bees But
Mr.. Bear was not afraid Of them,
lie walked right in and ttok piece
of pumpkin under each arm
MIR Bear passed an opcn window
as hc walked away and he called u
came for my pumpkin. Mrs. Fox
Your sons thought IL was easier ia
take mine than go to The field mp at
Mr. Mans farm"
There is your pumpkin said Mr.
Rear putting II on the table whore
his wife was making pic crust II
guess those foSev Youngsters will not
bother VIZ again.
Their mother has swollen nose
and she thinks tho Youngsters put the
bees in the pumpkin to play p trick
on her. and such spanking as they
got And they will get another if I
am not mistaken for carrying off or
pumpkin and not going 20 the field
az their mother told them
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-11-18
Efficient
Housekeeping.
SOME GOOD REtIPEs
FROM READERS
ny Laura 4. KIrtmsn.

The following excellent recipes have
been generously sent IN to me from
column readers TO publish go That other
women may enjoy them.
i. B l.. Oatmeal Waters" Beat two
eggs we'll with pinch ot salt added
20 them. Add one tablespoon Of melted
butter, one cup Of gfanulated sugar
mixed with one teaspoon Of baking.
powder. and stir IN two and ohe-half
cups Of dry, uncooked oatmeal. Flavor
with one teaspoon of vanilla and drop
by teaspoonsfuls on a CREASED pan, not
too near together TO leave room FOR
slmeading) Bake IN a hot oven.
A Reader Chocolate Loaf Cake;
Dissolve two ounces Of bitter choco-
late in five tablespoons Of boiling water.
Cream one-half cup Of butter. gradually
adding to IT one and one-half cups of
granuated sugar; now also add the
yolks Of four eggs, beat vigorously,
then odd the dissolved chocolate, one
half cup Of sweet milk, one and three
fuurths cups of -four miyed and siited
with two teaspoons Of baking powder;
flavor with one teaspoon Of vanilla and,
last. fold in the stiffly beaten whites 81.
| the four eggs Turn into a creased lo3f-
cake pan and bake 40 minutes IN a mod~
! crate oven"
Mrs. X. r.: 'Date sticks. Two eggs,
/ three-fUurihs Of q cup Of sugar, one
| half cup Of -four sifted with one level
| teaspoon of baklng powder, mo cup
each Of chopped dates and raisins, and
one-half teaspoon uf vanilla. Mw in-
gether in The order given. then spread
thinly over the bottom of creased
pan Bake in q moderate oven. When
cool. rut in narrow strips, end DIP. ~
tull these strips in sugar
Housekceuer. Plum ConCervc. Six
pounds Of pluus. five pounds of sugar,
one pound of =pedless rasins, four
large oranges lcut the pulp and rint
into small pieces and one large cup n
broken walnut meats. Wash the plnms
and cut them in halves, removing
stones. Put the plums with ono glass of
water over the fire 70 stew WHOM they
have cooked for ten minutes, add the
other ingredients and let continue 20
cook Stir frequently. When The con-
serve is quite thick. remove from hse
and turn into steriized Jars and cool
Mrs. & "Sweet Gherkiu Pickle; Five
hundred small cucumbers. three quartg
of cider vincgsr. two ounces each ~
cinnamon. allspiee and cloves, three
pounds Of brown sugar and fine small
! red peppers. let the cucumbers stand
overnight in mild brine (one cup of
salt TO gallon Of water; in the morn
ing put them into tho cold vinegar and
bring 70 a boil Add the spices and sugar
and let continue to boil for only three
or four minutes. then seal while hot II
sterilized jars, putting the red peppers
into the ia rs at the Same time. { # YOU
vinegar Is strong, dilute it with on
quart Of water)
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-11-18
THE THING MOTHER GRAHA AM
TOLD LILLIAN AND THEN
REG RETTED.

Al Lillian's apologetic explanation
crossed quickly to her side, and took her
mpnding basket away from her
'Tn sheer pity for Msrlon's toes and
heels I'll take care Of those stockings,
| said qtizElcallv, for Llllian's prowcss
with q needle IS IN inverse proportion to
her skill as an illustrator And You
surely don't need 10 apologize for com
ing IN 20 keep me company | wanted
you very badly, but | thought Vol were
busy placating Mother Graham wrath.
IL was" she retorted dryly. "IH
whisper to the county that I've done tho
/ heaviest plaCRting that's been seen
around this district for some moons.
However did you manage it?' Ny
wonder WAS SINCERE for any one wht
can appease my doughty mother-ln-lav
when she is on the war path. ought Il
have high Office in the League of Ma
tions.
That's my secret" she returne,
lmpishly. "Ill probably have TO use'i
on YOU some time, so | don't intend tC
| give It away. | can tell YOU this much
however. She knows the whole story
and while, of course, she is sure ths
! Nblle WHY u IL III your iauib, Neb nn
is also very angry Mt DIcky, and muc
impressed with your magnanlmity /
going TO him at once"
She hesitated, oddly for her, befor
she spoke again.
A Me mory Recalled.
"Your mother-in-law uttered one Ii
tlc speech which | suppose | ought ne
To repeat" she said, "for she was dii
tinctly off her guard when she made
But it may prove illuminating and hell
ful to YOU. When | told her you wei
going up there startled look came int
her eyes, and she said explosively:
The child s doing more than / d
for Dicky's father
"Then she closed her lips rs tightly
if she had applied screwdriver I
them, and baby could have told tn!
she keenly regretted the revelation.
wonder-ought TO have told your"
Her tone was distinctly worried, ar
| FASTENED to reassure her.
IL am glad you did" said promptl
1 "and-I know what she means"
I Neither of us spoke again for sever
? minutes. To me had come the memol
, of my mother-in-law' white, workin
old face when Grace Draper's infatu
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-11-18

Farewell, them" said the old man
soemnlv. Your own deathbeds, when
they come will bc the easier for the
thought of ths peace which you hnve
given 10 mine Io,tcting and shaking
in all his giant frame he stumbled slowly
from the room
God help usr sad Holmes, after
long silence. "Whv does fate play
such tricks with poor, helpless worins2
| never hean of such case ne this that
do not think of Baxter's words. and
say There. but for the grace of God.
goes Sherlock Holmes
James Mccarthy was acquitted nt
the Assizes on the strength of a number
of objections which had been drawn out
by Holmes. and submitted to the dc
Tending counsel old Turner lived for
seven months after our interview. but he
is now dead; and there is every prospect
that the SON and daughter may come
to live happily together, in ignorance
of the beck cloud which rests upon their
past
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-11-18

bled in my back WhiIe carrying a
child and could not do my work until
/ took the Vegetable Compound. lam
strong, do all my washing and ironing
and work for seven children and feel
fine. always have an easy time at
childbirth and what it did for me it
will do for other women. am willing
TO answer any woman if she viii
write asking what it did for me. -
Mrs. JOHN HEIER, So Dilley Street,
Cumberland, Md.
Mrs. Heier's case is but one Of
many we constantly publish recon-
mending Lydia E. Pinkham's Vege-
table Compound. She is willing to
answer your letter. Write to her.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-11-18
Exhausted From Grippe Cough.

la grippe coughs rack and tear the
sufferer TO a state of exhaustion.
Would get completely exhausted from
violent grippe coughs" writes II. G..
Collins, Barnegat, n. j. Tried Foley's
Honey and Tar and the cough ceased
entirely" Used by three generations
for coughs. colds and Group. throat.
chest and bronchial irritation. Foley's
Honey and Tar has stood the test Of
time. Contains no opiates--lngredi-
ents printed on the wrapper.
Largest selling cough medicine in the
world. y. II. Danforth.-Adv.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-11-18

nloon 10 inc scalp. bach lnilNthuRl Dh"
springs FROM a peculiar arrangement OF
tissue In the skin. called the bulb This
rests on n little prominence containing
the blood vessel. which furnish the es
sentlal nourishment
The growth OF the individual hair be
r,ne and ends st the bsse. BY this, I
mean that the cells which cause the
hair TO increase IN length are formed
down deep I'm the scalp, and. az new
cells are born. they are pushed upvasn
and outward to make the shaft After
while the bulb gets tired OF thls par
ticular hair and ceases TO nuurish H.
Then II drops out end leaves the bulb
free 10 begin the formation Of a new hair
,somewhere have read that the aver
see life Of an Individual hair is about
four years " this ls tsue, we lose
many heads of hair during long life
tim. This accounts. too. for the lcJse
hairs which disHgure the coat collar %
the careless dresser.
In the last analysis the growth of the
Individual hair and the prevention OF
baldness depend on the same thing an
abundant suprly uf blcod 70 the scalp
end 10 every one ot the hair bulbs
Th,s means that three thing. ere
| necessary:
Awnle blood IN the body, GOOD Curn-
| lstIor. and the complete absence ~ any
/ ,r,e.ference with the now OF the blood
60 the scslp.
The arst essentiai. then. Is good health
because you csnnct have plentiful
-urpiy of good blood unless you havs
coed health
On other occasions hav. told you oi
the irnpcrte nee ~ certain ioods. In their
relation to hair building and hair -color
/ ing There CEN be no doubt OF what
| car be done to retain vlgor and color n
,tfs hair by proper selection of food But
aside from this feature, there must b,
such attention to the simple rules ot
hvr,ens that the blood supply IL con
ftar~iy replershed.
aocd circulation II vital TO the rr.
yertycr ~ badness Almost inY.ri. sli
the heart action Of the bald headed rrs'
ls GO soft and gentle that the bic>d Il
not cent IN forceful stream to the ey
trerit,.. ~ the body. The hands an'
'eet are cold. showing poor circulation
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-11-18
MIR. BEARS PUMPKIN

Mr.. Bear brought home big pumpkin
for piee for Thanksgiving and Mrs. Bear
said, Put it right in the pantry window
Bruin, where it will keep cool II will bc
nice and brittle when it is cut to-
morrow"
So Mr.. Bear put il on the window
sill and opened the window wide. he
did not have candle and when he
turned away from the window he
noticed in the bushes something NOV
ing.
Now what is that, ] wonder2''
thought Mr.. Bear, II think had better
watch hit and sec.
In a minute Mr. Bear saw two small
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-11-18

noses poke out from the bushes and
four bright eyes looked towards the
pantry window 1t was little Reddy
Fox and his brother Peter.
'Ilo hot said MIR. Bear softly to
himself Then he went TO the window
and said in loud voice to his wife
Il believe had better wipe this pump
kin and have it all clean for your pies.
! will put it back in the window before
! go to bcd'
MIR Bear knew just what was going
TO happen to that pumpkin. Rcddy
and his brother were going to carry
it off and he made up his mind to
teach them not TO visit his pantry
again and to save his pumpkin as well.
Now Mr.. Bear knows all about bees
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-11-18

and invariably this means that the scalp
Is undersuppliei with blood. Regular
exercise. deep breathing. lots Of sleep
and attention 10 the rules Of hygiene
are essential to good circulation.
The heavy and tight hat OF modem
msn has much 10 do with his tendency
TO badness. Wear n large and light
hat. 80 ss 10 prevent compression Of tha
blood vessels st the sides and back Of
| tho head. These are the vessels sup-
/ plying the scalp with blood. and they
must be protected or badness VII fnl-
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-11-18
". <. SWAN. ZoNING EXPERT
TO LECTURE HERE FRIDAY

Herbert s. Swan, zoning expert ot
New York CITY, win make an address
next Friday at noon, in the Hotel du
Pont. before representatives of the
Chamber Of Commerce, City Council
and the Kiwanjs. Lions Rotary and
Exchange Clubs. lie viii discuss the
coming question.
Plans for entertaining Mr.. Swan
we're made by the city planning and
coming committee. at a meeting yes
terday afternoon. Besides the luncheon
at noon, it was decided TO have him
address a city massmeeting in tbs
Council Chamber Of the Public Build
ing IN the evening at O'Clock.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-11-18
YOUR HEALTH
WHAT YOU CAN DO TO STOP
YOUR HAIR FROM FALLING OUT
90 MANY letters come TO me asking about badness
BY ROYAL s. COPELAND, M. d.
Commissioner OF Health. New York City.

GO MANY letters come 10 me asking about badness
and how to stop the hair from falling out, that
believe falling hair and badness Of the
most Affections OF mankind.
II is hard for TO syfnpathize with this psrticu-
lar worry because have such name that my
trouble has been to find to keep il ont Of my
without having it stand end like half grown crop
Of wheat ] remember how my poor little mother used
to cry my stubborn hair because wouldn't stay
parted like the hair Of other boys.
Hair is like tree animal II may be husky,
6bred and strong, il may be thin and puny.
fine ,.;r ,J the hair tha
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-11-18

bic Compound
when I was be-
tween thirteen
and fourteen
years old and was
|goin e to school
|be cause / suf-
|fered with pains
|andcouldnot rest
II did not have any
more trouble af-
| ter that atuntilIwas
married, then [
] ialways was trou-
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-11-18
Florence Crittenton Home.

The annual meeting of the Florence
Crittenton Home will be held Wednes-
day at 2 p. m, at the Home. Election
OF officers will he held and n fun re-
port Of the years work given.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-11-18
WILL ANSWER
ANY WOMAN
Who WRITES
Woman Restored to Health by
Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable
Compound Makes This Offer
|JIIIJlUUIUIIIII

Cumberland, Md. - MY mother
gave me lydia y. Pinkham S Vegeta-
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and TO
unless
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-11-18
The End.
The Sandman Story
BY Abby Phillips Walker

Copyright 1922 by the Wheeler Syndicate, Inc. y. Y
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-05-10
MUSIC CONTEST
THIS EVENING
NEARLY TWO HUNDRED CHILDREN
TO TAKE PART IN EVENT
AT HIGH SCHOOL
Number Of Coveted Trophies To Be
Given winners In the Event

Tho musical contest which will take
place this evening AZ INC Wheeling High
school marks the close or many ~""NS
Of preparation by tho an1inns ana IN
,crcStcd children numbering nearly two
hundred who arc scheduled 10 appear
this evening
An extremely interesting part Of the
program will be the appearance" q! ScN-
cral Of the prominent singers and must
clans Of Wheeling who will play Nar!cH
and yc-y delightful selections from Tn"
old masters. taking just the popular
PARTS of the most standard compositions
from which the children will !mmedi-
aicly decide the name, the date OF the
composition. the composer and give Il
short synopsis OF his career. Records
will also he used in presenting chosen
compositions.
The successful candidates for prizes
will he picked through Il process 81
elimination Out Of the hnal twenty
children who have successfully STOOD
the test i've or SIX Will hc picked rs
the winners. Prizes have been oNtT"o
t." tho Kiwanis club, The lnte!l!EcnreT'
the Womans club. tho Child Study c'uH
and George T. Stitel company lndif!d-
ma, prizcs OF gold buttons will be pre-
scntcd each child who stands the elm
lrai.on test to tho number Of twenty
Prizes will be awarded ny PROT. {. r.
citizens and the committee "Aam'"''E
all papers OF contestants Will b" madc
I'D Of twenty teachers. During the per
I'D OF examination Of papers thcr' Will
hn = program Of music presented ny 'h"
local musicians and singers who haV"
been asked 10 participate.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-05-10
r,faoth wedding Anniversary.

Tn" f:f':,th Wedding ANNIVERSARY o'
Mr. and M:S Jacob Mueller, OF South
N.,n street. VAS celebrated with an m
formal PERCEPTION At o'clock a. III" ram
y home ,I~t nigh. They have resided
IN center Warcl,nE for the past forty
years Among thH guests wcr" th"n
five dauGht"rN and tw" sons. Mrs. Nu'
gus, W,:I, nd. Mrs. Thomas + M"E"",
Mrs 80" Bishop. Ms. Icorg" kaah
MISS Mu?m" Mu,llcr and McsSrS. Ja'"h
aud John Mueller. They received many
handsome gifts and N" congratulations
Of lnmu.n,rahi" friends and relatives.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-05-10
woMAN,s TROUBLES ENDED

Wee Wah. also known as Charley wan
owner of tn" thop-Sucy shop. corner 81
Fourth and Market street. has consent
Cd his willingness 10 take Mrs. Mary
In and her child. which she handon"d
Sunday because ~ financial tr"uhIc"' 10
their former home in Pittsburgh.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-05-10
Ladies Aid Society.

Tho l.n;.rN Aid Society Of m"
ThnmS"r VI T. church will meet today
Mt tho home "f Mrs. Frank Hycot in
lcnuox 4, " O'Clock. An interesting
session Of business VIII he followed by
the &r.l lg "f refreshments.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-05-10

with her expected trip abroad In Juno.
when she will Chapcrone Miss Martl A
Campbell. her niece. Misses Clara Hose
ind Regina Coleman and several lttts-
rirlh young ladies VIII" ar" ati"ndins
p, hpol ut Mount de ChantI!
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-05-10
SID HATF1ELD'S WATCH
Worn BY Relative Who Faces Bootleg
cling Charge In o. s. Court

Frank Hatfield. cousin Of the lat" Sid
Hatfield famous p"'Ic" ch."f Of Mata-
wan. va arraIrn"d IA federal court
hnrn Monday ru = chHrg" "f violating
shc nrch 'hiIor law y" wore tho
famous watch his kinSman carried at
III" time &C me sh""tinE.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-05-10

Fred Johnson. manager Of the Court
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-05-10

EVERY RIT OF DIZZINESS disappears
with a Golden Gin; shampoo. ADV
Evening journal., 1922-12-04
J0LLS
in NEW QUARTERS

MTDDLETowN. Dec. 4.-Post-
master John j. Jolls moved the post
office into It's new quarters on
Thanksgiving Day. The new build
ing Is one OF the finest in tho State.
Walter S. Letherbury had ths build
ing erected.
Mrs. Sadie Mccain and John ~
shahan Of Townsend wers married at
the N. d. parsonage on Tuesday svs-
ming by the Rev. Emory W. Nc
Dowell.
A COMMITTEES OF the band met the
Chamber OF Commerce az the month
ly meeting and asked that a commit
tee be appointed 10 hear the pro-
posed means OF organizing and
nnanoing band. The Chamber OF
Commerce appointed Howard A.
Pool, chairman, Alfred w. Porter
and James T.. Walls.
Evening journal., 1922-12-04

EXECUTORS SALE OF REAL
ESTATE. will be sold at Public sale
On SATURDAY. DECEMBER ?, lszz'
At 10 O'Clock A. NJ,
Al the COUNTY COURT HOUSE.
at Wilmington. Delaware, the follow.
ing described real estate, In the city OF
ENGLISH, deceased, to-wit; -,,-,
No. l.-known IS No. eel ollphn
Avenue--improveme consisting OF a
three-story briok dwelling, containing >
rooms. bath and shed kitchen. d.
mensions OF lot 4S.s1i0o feet.
No. known as No. sls Silpih ave
nue.; improvements consisting o.
three-story brick dwelling, contaihIns <
rooms. bath and shed kltehen. bl-
menslons OF lot 2ixieo feet. -.
No. 3-known as No. 9o5 1ilpln aNe-
nue-lmproyements 'conslstina
three-story brick dwelling, contalh,ns
rooms. bath and shed kitchen, u
menslons OF lot 2tNl00 feet.
No. f-Known as No. sOl ohpin hNe-
nue.: improvements consisting ol
three-story brick dwelling. contalnlns
rooms bath and shed kitchen III
mensions OF lot .2txi00 feet -.
Terms OF sale 10 per cent OF "
purchase money 70 be paid Wnen VIZ
property is struck of and the nalansee sds,
10 be nald on or before January = ir-s'
EQUITABLE TRuSr GOMPAN y, -.
Executors OF HENRY c. ENGLISH be
CLARENCE A. SWITZERLAND.
Attorney.
nov.i 20 rs -2S-decc-f-s-t.
Evening journal., 1922-12-04
Farm pRopERrY BURNED

CHEsTERTowN. Nd. Dec.4,--A
largo barn and stable in Piney Neck,
belonging to Miller Strong, who re-
SIDES on the farm. and James w
Crouch OF Chestertown. was destroy
ed by FIRE together with a lot OF
hay. fodder and 200 bushels of
corn; flve horses and some poultry.
Loss 5000. partly covered by IN
surance.
Evening journal., 1922-12-04
1InmIA
GEd:XzEED|
USED CARS

ONLY the best IN used cars are 20 be
found on our showroom noors and when
you buy a car OF ms you are assured
that % must be right. with clear,
guaranteed title: this we guarantee.
You run absolutely no risk when you
purchase car OF us As 10 price We
refer you 10 our quotations below. Com
pare them with any othew-cither here
or elsewhere-and we know they can't
be beat
Evening journal., 1922-12-04
pun1ro SAFE on REA1 EsrArE.

ADMINISTRATOR SALE OF REAL
ESTATE. will be sold At Public sale
On SATURDAY., DECEMBER ?. lsz@'
Al 10 O'Clock A. NJ.
Al the COUNTY COURT HOUSE, az
Wilmington, Delaware.
tho following described real estate, IN
the City OF Wilmington, Delaware. OF
EPHRAfM r. BEAR. deceased. to-wlt,
unimproved lot. on the northeaster "
southeast from Market street. Dimen-
sions OF lot 55xs21i feet
Terms OF Sale:-iO per cent OF ms
purchase money to be paid when tne
property is struck OF and the baishse
EQUITABLE TRUST CoMPANt' ,
administrator G.. r. A.. OF Estate OF
EPHRAIM +. BEAR. Deceased.
nov2i- 10 52s-dec2-4-6-s
Evening journal., 1922-12-04
HELP WANTED.
AGENTS WANTED.
SITUATION wANTED-MALE.

MAN WANTS WORK as truck driver
Address WI, Evening Journsl
Office. dec4-1t.
Evening journal., 1922-12-04

WE HAVE MANY MORE CARS NOT
LISTED HERE
Every ona Is mechanically perfect;
when we say hat we can back it ~.
Time payments N you want IL. We
finance our own cars. Guaranteed title
with every car.
Evening journal., 1922-12-04

The luxury OF the prosperous is olten
,ba daIiV Indulgence OF the poor. The
orosperous prizes every minute, the
poor throws his spare time away.
BEACON COLLEGE.
suess-iyr. Tenth and King Streets.
Evening journal., 1922-12-04

Now is the time 20 get settled
down 20 a regular Job for the winter.
The Want Ads will help you out II
You will use them daily.