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Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-08-09
STATE BOYS AND GIRLS
AT THE UNIVERSITY
Nearly 100 Have Arrived to
Take tho Short Course
Offered Them.

Special Correspondence Every Evening,
Newark, Aug. g. Ninety-four boys
and girls from all three counties OF
the state registered yesterday FOR the
Boys and Girls Club Week or Short
Course at the University OF Delaware.
This In the largest enrolment eince
the short course idea was started.
About 60 scholarships are given by
various Industries, organizations and
nome OF tho clubs that raised money
Tor the purpose by giving bakes, etc.
This however, limited the number of
tlub rucmbers who could attend free.
State Club Leader Cobb is being as
sisted in the conduct OF the short
course by Miss Kathryn Il. Woods
Home Demonstration leader, and Miss
es Agnes +. Mediil, Helen l.. Com
stock and Dorothy Emerson, county
club agents in New Castle, Kent and
Sussex counties, respectively.
Several local leaders accompanied
the members. Among them are G. A
Colell OF Lincoln and Harry Cobaugf
OF Ellendale. The young club members
are housed In HArter Hall, the boys
wi iiitoIy III tHe tUlNeI6lAy VI Deit'
ware. The girls are quartered in ont
end Of the building, with Misses Com
stock and Emerson In charge, Will,
A. A. Christian has charge OF tn,
boys section of the dormitories
Lights must be out at 10 o'clock eaci
hight. or the club members attendinI
about 38 are from New Castle county
32 from Sussex and "a from Kent
They have their meals in the unlver
sity Commons. There are more girl
than boys In the group. The numbe
of girls being 63, while there are bu
81 boys.
| Most OF yesterday was devoted {
registration and other details in con
nection with getting the work started
At 5 o'clock in the afternoon Leade
Cobb presided at a meeting in tn
Lounge room when addresses Of wei
come were made by DIR. Walter Hull
hen. president Of the university an
lDean Charles A. McCue OF the ayr
lculture department. Last evenin
there was watermelon party on tn
lawn at the home of Miss Agnes
Medill. The visitors had delight,
time at this party and 20 watermelon
were disposed OF.
This morning tho girls program ir
cluded a talk on the preservation {
food and canning judging under tn
direction of Miss Comstock. This a.
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DELAWARE CITY NEWS,

Delaware City, Aug. 9.-Miss Bertie
Jefferson. who has been visiting her
sister, Mrs. Benjamin Bowering of
Fortress Monroe, Va, for the past
month, returned home last night. Mrs.
Bowering accompa MED her home and
will spend some time here with her
mother, Mrs. Charles Jefferson.
Rev. J.. w. Layfield OF the NJ. z.
Church has entered upon his three
weeks vacation. His daughter, Mrs.
John Todd and her husband OF Green
wood, are visiting them.
"A three-story brick addition is being
built TO st. James Protectory at
Clark's Corner, which will practically
double the size of the building.
The river road to New Castle Is
blocked off at Rogers Corner for re-
pairs 10 the roadbed.
Patrick Henry Lodge No. II, I. o
0. F. will meet tonight.
The colored NJ. f. Church on Fifth
street is undergoing extensive repairs
The tomato traffic through the cana
has fallen off more than one-thir6
during the past few days, attributed =
the decline OF the early tomato season
Gunners are anxiously AWAITING
September ], when the reed and raj
bird season opens. The blackbirds are
beginning TO flock and before the enc
of the month the 'reedies" will have
arrived. The outlook is encouraging
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DOING VOCATIONAL WORK.

Newark. Aug. 9.-The Delaware vo-
cational teachers OF agriculture are
at the Penn State College for two
weeks doing graduate work as re-
quired by the Delaware state plan
for vocational education. This ar
TO have the work carried
on at the Penn State College was per-
fected year ago. when Director r.
w. Helm. State Director OF Vocational
Education, found it impossible to set
up the required courses at the Uni
Versity OF Delaware. At the conclu-
sion OF the two weeks work each man
Will receive three graduate credits
toward his masters degree.
The annual vocational conference
will be held also at the Penn State
College on August 21st, 22d and 2sd
Immediately following the conclusion
of the graduate courses.
The following men from Delaware
are now at Penn State: G.. A. Good
ling of Bridgeville; George Butler o,
Caesar Rodney School, Wyoming; r
n. Goodier OF FELTON,; r. n. Jones OF
IFrederica; G. A. Ely OF Greenwood
NJ. Fitzgerald of Harrington: r. S
Brock OF Laurel; T. l.. Entwisle o.
Milton; Z. T. Vogel OF Middletown; C
S. Snyder of Seaford; j. Mendinhal
Of Smyrna; ]. A. Thornton OF Mill
Vile; Joseph Wilson of Newark
Allyn Cooch OF du Pont High School
These men are agricultural teach
ers in the high schools Of the stat,
and hold Bachelor Of Science degree
In approved agricultural colleges
Messrs. Wilson and Cooch are from
this years graduating class of tn
University of Delaware. having takel
all the prescribed professional course
offered in the Teacher Training de
partment OF the School of Agriculture
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BHrrRa HOUSING.
DR.. SADIE T. Nesssll te Adlrsss
STATE Collego Ieeting.


Colorsd teachers Of Delaware will
have ~ their guest 1t the State
College. Dover. tomorrow evening.
DR.. Sadie +. Mossell of Durham. N.
c.. who will address the students
on Sanitation and Better Housing
Conditions" DR. Mosssil IL = brilliant
young woman who recently won her
Phi. d, from the University Of Penn
sylvania. majoring first in sociology
for her master's degree, and later In
economics for her doctors thesis. 6he
IL at present employed by 4 large In
surance company In Durham. During
the summer months she 10 on leave
Of absence in Philadelphia. doins
special research work for Phipps
Institute on housing conditions
among tho colored people.
She will lecture in the chapel NJ
tho State College At o'clock. stand
ard time. Although tho series IL
planned primarily for the colored
teachers OF the state, tho meetings
are open to everyone and II Is hoped
that particularly tho leaders among
the colored people will attend these
meetings.
On Friday evening. Miss Marian
Anderson. whom critics pronounce
one OF the foremost contralto singer,
Of the colored race will be heard II
concert.
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CHESTERTOwN AND VICINITY.

Chestertown, Md, Aug. s.-Miss
Katherine Nickerson and John Rolph
were married August by Rev. James
f. Garner
Rural Mall Carrier Mofrett, aged GO
years. died at Colts, August 5. He had
been in the postal service nearly 80
years.
Tomato canneries will open this
week with prospects OF large pack.
The new road from Still Pond to
Betterton is nearly finished.
Charles L. Mckee has sold a pacing
mare having record OF 2.20
While fishing at Rlnggold's Point
Charles p, Comegys caught a trou,
Weighing seven pounds.
Washington College will reopen mex,
month with a large enrolment
Stavely & Bowers are erecting a
dwelling for Frank Meeks
Alexander Herzberg is visiting Ger
many, his former home.
Many citizens OF Chesterton will &c
to Annapolis Saturday to see the an
nual regatta of Maryland work boats
Philip NJ. Brooks, Claude H.Truslow
and r. Hynson Rogers have chartered
a slipjack for the occasion.
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LEMEs NOTES.

Loves. Aug, s.-Mra Bertha Burton.
widow OF George e. Burton. died Sun
day.
Miss Bette Lofiand Il visiting NIL
ford.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Wiltbank have
returned to Philadelphia. after visiting
Lewes.
Mrs. Thomas Harris has been a
guest OF Mrs. Clinton Long.
Mrs. L. r. Evans has gone to An
napolis, Md, to visit her son. Lieu
tenant Donald Rodney Evans.
Mrs T. X. Jones OF Dover and Mrs
Thomas j., Harris OF Colling sdale, Pa
have been visiting Lewee.
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CAMDEN AND WYOMING.

Camden, Aug e.-Mrs. George
Fisher. Jr., recently entertained the
Wednesday Bridge Club at luncheon.
On recent visit TO Magnolia the
members of the Saturday Bridge Club
were guests Of Me-. and Mrs. John A.
Barnard. The club concluded it's
summer festivities with a picnic at
Tolchester Beach. Mr.. and Mrs.
Charles Jolls will entertain the club
on October Z.
Mrs. Jack Arnold OF Washington. is
a guest OF Mrs. Ella Madden Ridgely.
Lieutenant and Mrs. Ignatius T.
Cooper have returned from Philadel-
phia.
Mrs. Annie Cowgirl Of Haddonfleld
N. j., is a guest OF Miss Ethel Ssubos
Mr.. and Mrs w. Fred Richards are
entertaining Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Det-
weller of Greensboro, Md.
Mrs. Hillegas of Wilmington Is a
guest of Mrs. Holiday Mifflin.
Miss Matthews has returned tc
Sanibel Island. Fla, after visiting Mrs
John Hartman.
Rev. and Mrs. Kirk OF Baltimore and
Mr.. and Mrs. Owen Knots OF Denton
Nd, have been guests OF Rev. and Mrs
Alfred Smith.
Mrs. Booker and Mrs. Hargrove are
at Ocean Grove, n. ].
Miss Larrimore of Bridgeville Is G
guest OF Mrs. Phineas Thorpe.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Clark are en-.
tertaining Mr.. and Mrs. James Old.
ham OF Elkton, Md.
Mrs. Frank Hasson OF Woodbur,
Heights, n. j.. is a guest OF Mrs. Peter
Cooper.
John Hillegas Of Chill, Is visitina
Holiday Miff1in.
Mr.. and Mrs. D. II. Burt OF WI
mington have been guests Of Mr.. ant
Mrs. Benjamin r. Hartman.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-08-09

ternoon there wqIl be q millinery dem
onstration under tho direction OF Miss
Woods and a millinery contest un-
der the direction Of Miss Modill
The boys this morning had a garden
demonstration and this afternoon Will
inspect tho fertility plots at the FIX
pertinent Farm. Recreation periods
have been arranged for both boys and
girls. This evening there Will be a
picnic at Welsh Tract and tomorrow
evening n visit Will be paid TO Kells
The printing plant Will be inspected.
after which n short address Will be
made by former Secretary OF State
Everett G. Johnson. On Friday even
Ing the club members viii arrange
their own program and this promises
20 be unusually interesting Mrals are
served in tho Commons each day at
40: 1915 and O'Clock.
The program for the remainder OF
the week after today follows
Thursdsy--7.3 n m.-Breakfast
Girls Program-9 90 1890 n m.-
| Club booklets, Miss Medill; 1O.30-11 80
n. m.--Talk by Miss Martha Good, Y.
w. G. A. Secretary. Lounge Room I;
1915 p. m.--Dinner: 10000 p. m.--
Community Programs. Miss Enier-
son; 3.00-4.30 p. m.-Games. Miss
Emerson In charge; 600 p. m.-Sup-
per. College Commms
Boys Program--8l30-11.3 A. m-
Orchard and garden inspection. Uni
verslty Farm. Mr.. Clark In charge;
12.15 y. m.7-Dipner; 1.30-4.00 y. M
Livestock Judging and Inspection
University Farm. Prof. Baker ir
charge; 4.15-5.f5 p. m.--Games, Fraz.
er Field: 600 p. m.-Supper; 7.30 p
m.-Visit Kells, Talk by Everett c
Johnson.
Friday-7.30 n. m.-Breakfast
Girls Program--9 .00-1030 a. m.-
Household Furnishing, Miss Com
stock; 1o45-11 45-Question Box, II
the Lounge Room; 1915 p. m-Din
ner. College Commons; 100000 D. m
demonstration by County clul
Agents; q. Clothing. b. Millinery, c
Food. d. Health. g. Household furnish
ings; 3.00-430 p. m.-Games. Mis-
Emerson In charge; 600 p. m.-Sup
, per.
Boys Program 9.0o-11.30 a. M
Inspect Poultry Plant at Colleg
Farm. Culling demonstration, MI
Mumford. Vaccination demonstration
. DR.. Palmer; 1215-Dinner: 130-3.0
y. m.-Preparation for Exhibits an
Demonstrations. A. ID. Cobb; 300-5O
p. m.-Games; 900 p. m.-Supper
!, 7.30 y. m.-"Our Own Club Night
' Members will tell OF their own club
; and club experience.
Saturday-7.30 a. m.-Breakfns'
, Pack Up; Down state Train" leave
!, at 1888 a. m, standard time.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-08-09
CHIlDLESS HOMES
MADE HAPPY
Presence Of Little Ones a Great Blessing
Four Interesting Letters

Cortland, N.Y.-'T took Lydia e.
Pinkham' . Vegetable Compound BE-
cause / wss weak and wanted to b.
come strong snd have . child. Ny
husband reed about II In the 'Cort-
and Standard and thought Il might
help me. 1t certainly did for ! now
have . lovely boy fifteen months
old who weighs forty pounds. rec
ommsnd Lydia =. Plnkhsfn's Vege-
table Compound 70 my friends and
you can certainly use my tsstimo-
nial In your little books and In tho
newspapers, ss II might hslp to.
make some other chiIdIcss homo
happy by thepressnce Of little ones
a. II has done mine. Mrs. CLAUDE
P. CANyTELD, 10 Salisbury St Cort-
land. N. Y.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-08-09
NEWS OF THE DAY
At NEW CASTLE
Elmer WaIIing Sustains Frac-
tured Wrists in a Fall From
a Tree.
special Correspondence Every Evening

special Correspondence Every Evening
New Castle, Aug. 9.-Elmer Walling,
yesterday afternoon, while trimming
trees, fell from the top OF tree TO
a. concrete road and broke both wrists
He was taken to the Office of DIR. Lewis
Booker, where he was given attention.
The accident happened near Rogers
Corner.
The excursion committee OF st.
Peters Church is dlsposing OF tickets
FOR the annual Sunday school ex-
cursion on Thursday, August II. A
Wilson Line steamer will leave Della
ware street wharf at 3 o'clock and a
three-hour ride will be given on the
river. The boat will arrive at River
view Beach at IL o'clock and will leave
at 3, when another three-hour ride
will be given on the Delaware, arriving
In this city at s o'clock.
The Board OF Education will meet
Saturday evening for the purpose of
opening bids for the hauling and erec-
ton OF two portable school buildings
OF one room each. which will be erect
ed on the Academy plot on the School
Green. Harry c. Clark 4 Son of
Delaware City have placed the con-
crete foundations for tho buildings
which are expected 10 arrive on Mon
day.
This evening the New Castle Ath-
letic Association team will play Park
The Republican Women OF the Sec
side OF Wilmington At $50.
ond district last evening held a meet
ing at the home OF Mrs. Willis Black
burn. at tho Baldton. and nominated
Mrs John F. z. Clayton az . delegate
to the State convention. At a meeting
OF the Fifth District Republicans
Thomas Washburn was nominated
delegate.
Tomorrow evening the members OF
the New Castle Athletic Association
will hold . meeting at the home O,
the president, Cha andler H. Gebhart, a.
$50.
Contractor James Wall. Is buildint
a two-story frame addition to tn,
home OF Walter Wipf. on East Secont
street.
On account OF the failure OF the ar
rival OF the pipe for the concrete aerat
ing basin and catch wells at the loca
water plant. work has been held up OF
the building of the basin.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Seamore an,
family moved yesterday from Dobbins
Vile to Chestnut street, in the propert,
recently vacated by Mr.. and Mrs. A
r. Workman.
Prof. and Mrs. Henry Handy Ha,
are making preparations to leave with
In several days for Portland, Oregon
where Prof. Hay will attend the con
vention Of the Episcopal church. A
the close Of the convention Pref. Ha,
will spend six months at Devonshirs
England.
Paul Bowen and son, Paul, Jr., VIII
spent the week-erf as guests OF Mr..
Dora Bowen, have returned to thei
home at Reading. Pa. Norman Bower
who has been spending several week
here with relatives, has returned I
his home in Rea ding.
James DUNCAN and daughter, Mis-
Ann DUNCAN, and Miss Anna Pla,
are spending several weeks at Sinkin
Springs, Pa.
Mrs. Loomis o. Wise and son, Or
den, who have been spending sewers
|, days at suddlersville, Md, have re
turned home.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-08-09
GEORGETOWN AND VICINITY.

Georgetown. Aug. e.-Home grown
watermelons are in market
Miss Sara Messick has taken a po-
s!tion in the Office OF the Valiant Fer
tilizer Co., here.
William Conaway, who recently
opened plumbing establishment
here, will move his family from Will
mington.
Miss Mary Short, daughter Of Rob-
ert Short, Is In the Beebe Hospital
Lewes, for treatment for appendicitis
Birdsong Brothers, Milton, are pack
Ing lima beans in large quantities.
William E. Tucker, ha. announced
his candidacy for the Republican
nomination for coroner. William Glib
bons Is also a candidate.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-08-09
REHOBOTH BEACH,ITEMs.

Rehoboth Beach, Aug. Sub
merged piling of Rehopoth avenue.
which was q menace to bathers. was
removed yesterday.
The card party given at the Hotel
Henlopen for the benefit Of Beebe Hos
pital, Lewes. netted $500.
The Village Improvement Associn-
ton will give a card party In Horns
Garden, Friday night.
A card party for the benefit OF the
Milford Emergency Hospital will be
given in the Hotel Henlopen Saturday
night.
Guests at the Belhaven hotel in
clude Dr. and Mrs. William Werten-
baker Peyton Wertenbaker. Imogene
Wertenbaker and f. c. Prettyman OF
Wilmington: James NJ. Bounds OF
Pocomoke City, Nd, and Mrs. E.. II
Newberry and daughter Of Brooklyn,
n. Y.
Miss Elizabeth Shearer has returned
to New Castle, after spending a week
here.
State Bank Examiner George 8
Medill of Newark, was recent visi-
tor to Rehoboth.
Miss Mary Kelley has returned to
Wilmington, after visiting Miss Mary
Gordon.
Mr.. and Mrs. NJ. w, Poole and family
have returned to Philadelphia, after
spending two months here.
Mrs. Rawlins Hume and daughter
have ves-returned to Washington.
William Sironen and Miss Nancy
Sironen have returned TO New York.
Mrs. Harvey Lenderman and Mre
Paul Hates OF Wilmington. are oc-
cupying the Thomas cottage.
ID. NJ. Jester OF Washington and Mr.
and Mrs. James T. Chandler. Jr.
Daniel Jester and Miss Elva Jester O,
Wilmington, are occupying the Wolfe
cottage.
Mrs. NJ. c. Madden has returned tc
New Castle.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-08-09
TO WORK IN PIrrsBuaa.

Newark, Aug. s.--Waltsr Dent
Smith OF Wilmington and William #.
P. Jacobs. Jr. Of Smyrna, members
Of this years graduating class Of the
University Of Delaware left yesterday
for Pittsburg. Pa. to Accapt posis
tions with the Westinghouse Electric
and Manufacturing Co. Albert D.
Ayerst OF Elkton. Milton l.. Draper
Of Wyoming and Robert p. Fletcher.
Jr., of Wilmington also graduates OF
the University Of Delaware 1922 class,
have been in Pittsburg. working for
the same company for some weeks.
Miss Dorothy Armstrong. daughter
OF Mrs. Elsie Armstrong OF Newark
Is visiting her aunt. Mrs. Calvin
Whiteman at Ocean City. n. j.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-08-09

delphia are visiting Mr.. and Ndrs. John
Harria.
Mrs. Eunics Donoho 10 entertaining
Mrs. Charles w. Hoax Of Uniontown.
Pa
Miss Grace Elllngsworth Of Will
mington. 10 . guest OF Mrs. Joseph
Carmean.
Paul Bowden Of New York Il visit
ing Seaford.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-08-09
INDORSED DU POINT,

Harrington. Aug. 9.-The Repub-
licans Of the First Election district
Of the Ninth Representative district
last night indorsed Coleman du Points
Senatorial candidacy and nominated
William w. Sharp and w. w. Simp-
son for delegates and DIR. II. z. Thomi-
son and Theodore Smith for alter
mates to the Republican State Con-
yention.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-08-09

ana daughter. Of LAmbsrtwlle. N. j..
ana Mr.. and Mrs.. NJ. n. Ubsrhard.
Mr.. and Nrs. Grover, G. Brown and
Mr.. and Mrs. Norman Smith. Of Har-
rinGton.
The Harrington Fire Co.. on Non
day elected Edward MsaAiok an active
member. The purchase Of hose ncs-
zles was authorised and \the sscrstary
was directed to Ascertains the cost OF
hose couplings.
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sEAFORD PERSONALS.

Seaford. Aug. 9.-Mr. and Mrs.
Charles ]. Collins are entertaining Mr..
and Mrs. Howard Bigger OF Philadel-
phia.
Miss Nellie Fogle Of Wilmington Is
visiting Mrs. J. w. Fogle.
Mr.. and Mrs. William X. Morgan are
entertaining Mr.. and Mrs. William G,
Rowe OF New York
Ar. and Mrs Seville Harris of PhiIa-
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Married Three Years

Brooklyn, N.Y.-'1 am certainly
worry thankful to you for your Veg
etable Compound. was married
three years and did not have a child.
My husband had often heard Of
Lydia e. Pinkham's Vegetable Com
pound and he made me take it and I
became the mother Of the healthiest
little boy / know. When my friends
tell me their bad feelings the first
thing say is, Take the Vegetable
Compound. / am willing for you to
use these facts as q testimonial.Y-
Mrs. ANToINETTE MARANo, lib
Nostrand Ave, Brooklyn, N. Y.
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HARRINGTON NEWS.

Harrington, Aug. 9.-The children
and grandchildren OF Mr.. and Mrs.
Theodore Smith recently held a re-
union here, which was attended by
DIR. James D. Smith, OF Camden, N.
r., Harry Smith Of San Bernardino,
Cal, Mr.. and Mrs. j. o. Smith and
children, of Trenton, n. j., Mr.. and
Mrs. A. S. Pollett and daughter, Of
Stockton, Nd, Mr.. and Mrs. /. l.. Smith
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-08-09
MIDDLETOwN PERSONALS.

Middletown. Aug. 9.--,Mrs. Sarah T.
Eliason and Miss May Unruh have re-
turned to Wilmington, after visiting
Mrs. Walter S. Letherbury.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ray Dickson are
visiting Mrs. George Grassland.
Mrs. Watson X. Belts has returned
from Philadelphia.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-08-09
OSER SILENT ON WEDDING.
Wont Tell Sisters of Plans for
Marrying Miss McC or mick.

Zurich, Switzerland, Aug. 9.-Max
Oser the former riding master, is OBJ
serving the stnctest secrecy with re-
gard to his reported engagement to
Mathilde Mccormick, of Chicago.
1t is said he has not even informed his
brothers and sisters regarding wedding
plans. They are convinced, however
that preparations are under way for the
marriage, declaring that Max is contin-
ually in communication with Miss
Mccormick.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-08-09
TOYS FOR MANY CHILDREN

Over 500 happy children received
toys In the toy hunt at Shellpot Park
yesterday afternoon and enjoyed the
amateur entertainment which was
given for their benefit. Prizes were
awarded to those children who re-
ceived the most applause from the
audience which attended the enter
tainment. There were a large mum
ber of children from Chester, Marcus
Hook and other places. as well ar
from Wilmington. The toy hunts will
be continued until further notice.
Brandywine Springs Park is cater
ing to picnic parties and excursions.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-08-09

VIII you bc CLOSING a deal a week
from today on that property you want
to sell or rent? Phone your ads for
Real Estate Week now to Every Eve
ning.-Adv.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-08-09

Turn tho spotlight OF publicity on
that property you are trying to rent
or sell. Advertise 1t In Every Eve
ming every day.-Adv.