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ROBERT KENT CRUSHED
UNDER HEAVY TRUCK
May Lose Right Leg as Result
Of Trying to Stop Run
away Machine.

Robert Kent OF 1910 Delaware ave-
nue. IL In serious condition at the
Physicians and Surgeons Hospital.
and may lose his right leg. ss re-
suit Of being crushed by runaway
motor truck. which he attempted to
stop, shortly before o'clock yeeter-
day afternoon.
Kent, who was walking along the
street. saw the machine without
driver and jumped on tho running
board in an attempt 10 stop II. In do
ing 10 he was thrown TO the ground
and his right foot and leg were badly
crushed. At the hospital 1t is thought
amputation mny be necessary.
The truck, which II the property Of
the Texas OIL Co. had been parked on
Fifth street. between Jefferson and
Madison street, by the driver, Ernest
| Spirer, sos West Third street. The
jar Of the motor. which had been left
running, released the brakes. and the
truck began TO glide down the street.
The truck continued down tho street
until it crashed into a Ford car. be
longing to John Kruger OF 922 Yves
Fourth street, and completely demol
ished II. Spirer was arrested by Motor
cycle officer BIackson on charge o
violating a traffic ordinance.
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Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-08-23
WOMAN'S COMPLEX LIFE

Woman's complex life with its null
titudinous calls is given as the reason
for many nervous breakdown. Home
work, social obligations, dressmaking
and the care of children keep the Goth
century woman in a whirlwind of ac-
tivity until headaches develop backache
nervousness and oftentimes more seri'-
Gus ills which are peculiar to her sex
alone. Such women should not despair,
but be guided by the letters so often
published in this paper from women
who have been in just such conditions
but who have been restored TO health
by Lydia T.. Pinkham's Vegetable
Compound.
This is root and herb medicine that
contains no drugs and can be taken in
safety by any woman.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-08-23
LOWER DELAWARE
AND PENINSULA
Children OF the Victim OF Satur-
days Auto Fatality Are
Being Cared For.
From Every rvsaAnss Correspondents

xrom Every Evsa1nGs Correspondents.
Chestsrtown, Nd. Aug. 3S.-An Inn
menss crowd from Kent and Queen
Anne counties yesterday attended the
funeral OF Mr.. and Mrs. Hancock, the
two victims Of an automobile accident
about three miles from town. last
saturday night. Services were con-
Quoted at the home Of the aged moth
or Of Nra Hancock. Mrs. Whaley.
II developed yesterday that Miss
sarah Tucker OF this town made a
promise to Ars. Hancock. sometime
ago, that II anything happened to her.
old son Of MIRA Hancock. who has
displayed remarkable fortitudo and
intelligence during and aincs the
tragedy. and care for him as her own.
Mas Tucker said that the Hancocks
were expected to spend the night at
her homo on Saturday and proceed to
the homo Of Mrs. Hancock's mother,
Mra Whaley. IN Church Hill on Sun
day, and as soon as she heard OF the
accident. she called up the local ex-
change to md out the names OF those
said TO have been In the accident.
When she learned that her lifelong
friend had been killed. she remember
Cd her promise to Mrs. Hancock. and
shs wfll take the little son and care
for him until he Is ablo to mako his
way in the world.
Tho two little daughters will short
ly 20 TO Baltimore, where they Will
make their homo with relatives. A
friend OF the family came from
PhiladslphiA, Monday, and took the
little boy to tho home OF his parents
TO find some valuable papers and &c
mako arrangements for permanently
closing the home.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-08-23
NEWS OF THE DAY
At NEW CASTLE
Reed and Rail Birds Arc Re-
ported Coming On in Large
Numbers.
Special Correspondence Every Evening

| ~fS~'~A Avas>o AS'S's A''Sss''o"
New Castle. Aug. 23--Tomorrow
evening the members OF st. Johns
Lodge. No. 2, A. #. & A. NJ will meet
in special session in the Masonic Tenn
pie at 730 for the purpose OF installing
the following officers; Senior Deacon,
Henry j. Kite: Junior Deacon. Everett
b. Howard; Senior Stewart, Robert
Barnes; Junior Stewart. Edward IL.
Naylor. Jr., Tyler. Raymond Foster.
The installing officers Will be past
masters Jesse A. Mckay and Walter
Dalby. The opening fall meeting of the
order Will be held on Wednesday
evening. September 13.
I Word was received yesterday by
Professor Henry T.. Snavely of the
shipment OF the second car load OF the
knocked down portable echool build
ings to be erected on the Academy
plot. The shipment is expected to ar
rive In this city on Saturday and the
work OF erection TO begin by contractor
Nathaniel Watson by Monday. 1t is
expected that both the frame build
ings will be erected for the opening
of the school term which will begin
on Tuesday, September 5.
Last evening Miss Blanche Sibley
was given surprise party in honor of
her 10th birthday anniversary. The
party was held at her home on East
Fourth street. Those present were
Bertha Barnes. Ruth Nickerson. ELSIE
Walls. Isabella Story. Margaret Bry-
son, Estella Sibley. Sara Bryson
Messrs. Ralph Smith. William Thomp-
son, David Wilson, Charles Wilson
Edward Evans. Andrew Thompson. Il
Helmbricht and Earl Sibley. The even
ing was spent in playing OF games af-
ter which refreshments were served
The members of the City Cornet
Band. last evening held their second
rehearsal in the old Armory building
under the leadership of Eugune Chase
Twenty members were present.
Many residents are looking forward
to the opening of the reed and raj
} bird season in this city which will lbe
gin on Friday. September /. The reet
birds are coming on in large number
and many gunners predict a success
ful season. Complaints have been re
ceived by Mayor Cramer OF persons
| cunning LOT pIdCk plruS Wltnln I'M
city limits and II the city oridanc,
. is not lived up to warrants will be is
, sued for the arrest of the Offenders.
This evening the members Of tn
Board Of Education will meet in epe
cial session in the office OF the super
, intendent in the No. ! school building
at o'clock.
, Mr. and Mrs. Harry Moore Of Moore
) avenue are receiving congratulation
: upon the birth OF n son.
: The members of Battery II. las
evening received their pay for the /
days encampment.
Contractor Nathaniel Watson ha
completed the making OF the forms fo
d the bridge work at State Road Static
q and the first concrete was poured yes
:. terday.
Misses May and Marion Bacon, ar
spending several days as the guest ,
q Miss Jennie Gross Of near Richardso
Park.
Howard L. Wilhelme yesterday al
ternoon defeated James c. King. il
= in tennis match by the score 6 to
and 6 to l, on the First Presbyteria
court.
Virginia, daughter Of Mr.. and Mr.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-08-23

Frank Long. OF the Strand In confined
to her home with illness.
william MHhan Of tho BaIdton Is
confined to his homo with illness.
Thomas Lake OF East Second street
who has been III for several days ir
ablo to be about,
Green ginger seaiingvwax, corks and
spices for preserving. f.. Challenger
and Son. Prescription Pharmacist
Adv.
A new lot of Lemon Cream just ar
rived 40c Jar. Il. Challenger and Son,
Prescription Pharmacist.--Adv.
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WILD AUTO RUNNING.

Minsboro. Aug. 2s.-John Sparks OF
This town. while driving his automo-
bile, yesterday, badly damaged two
automobiles on the concrete road be-
tween here and Carey's campmeeting.
lie struck the machine OF Arthur Will
gus OF Roxanna. and turned IL COM
pieiely around. The car Of Mr.. Wilgus
was badly damaged. He then colnded
with the automobile driven by Miss
Diixabeth Brown OF Lewes. and the top
Of her car. which was practically new
was torn OF and the machine turned
turtle.
Fortunately in both cases no one was
seriously injured.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-08-23
KENT LEVY COURT.

Dover. Aug. 23.-At yesterdays ses-
sion OF Kent County Levy Court. the
bond OF samue, T. Graham. recently
appointed constable for the Third dis
tr.ct, was approved.
The town OF Camden was allowed
$4,000 on It's road account.
The contract for the new sluice
bridge at Leipsic was awarded to
Scot; 4 Wells OF Middletown, the bid
being Slo.e5lso.
County Engineer Gooden was in
structed 10 repair the rnacadam road
from Dover town limits 70 the cause
way over Silver Lake.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-08-23

niece. Mrs. Clarence Iandon. at Cris-
fisid. Md.
Mrs. Walter Ktllmon and dAuKhter
Virginia, OF Burlington. N. j.. arc visit
Ing relatives here.
Mr.. and Mrs. Tillie Bryan are re-
ceiving congratulations on the arrival
of q baby girl.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-08-23
MULE TURNS DENTIST.

Dover. Aug. ga boy named
Foraker, living with his parents
near Dover. while going TO the stable
yesterday, was kicked by 4 mule. the
animal planting its hind foot squarely
on his mouth.
-Four tooth were knocked out as
slickly az II they had been drawn by
dentist
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-08-23
Home From Atlantic City.

Misses Annie y. and Fannie w.
Brown. 822 Jefferson street. have re-
turned from Atlantic City, after 10
DAVIS vacation at the Hotel ElberOn
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-08-23
BumStead'S SWormSyruD

s'Te ohldrcn An angel of mercy.s Whers
directions arc followed. IT NEVER FAILS
Despite scaxcity and enormous cost Of
6AETONIN. u contains full dose. Stood
ckty Year, test. EolA cverywnero or BIZ
naa. EOc . bottle. y ~. a, =
Est. O A. Voorhees,. M. d.. Philadelphis
For sale BY n. b. Danforth. Druggist
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-08-23

Try an Every Evening Went Ad.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-08-04
To CANVAS VOTE
THIS AF TERNOON
COUNTY COMMISSIONERS WILL SIT
TODAY FOR CANVAS OF OHIO
COUNTY VOTE
Liberty Precinct District Two Reported
Yesterday Makes No Changes

The official canvas of the vote In
Ohio county At the primary election
last Tuesday, will be made today by
the board Of county commissioners.
1t Is likely that Milton M0Colloch'
Republican candidate for house OF de-
lerates. will ask for recount inaSmuch
as ne was only four votes behind A. r..
Narschner On tho face OF the returns
taken from the tally sheets. MaTschner
lands the nomination ny four votes,
having received 251S to Mc'olloch
2514.
Preslnct No IN Liberty district was
not totalled on the Democratic sheet
and yesterday this work was cam
Melted. Tho official vote cast on tho
democratic ticket In Precinct NO. IN
Liberty district was rs follows: For
Y. s Senate: Brown 2: Nicely 1h: For
Congress: Conway s: Foulk II; k"nney
=: Ramsey 4. For Sate Senate: Car
den q and Fault 90. For County Com
missioner: Fisher 9: Garden u ana
Hungarian 2. For house Of delegates:
Gavin 3: Jones s; McDermott Noll >;
O'Hara /: Oldham 8; Sattcrrtcld : ana
Wheeler 8.
This makes the official total for LID
erty discreet as follows:
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FIRST FRIDAY OBSERVED

Tomorrow. arst Friday, win Do appro-
pr!ately observed with special services
in all local Catholic churches Masses
will De celebrated at 9. and 3 o'clock
and Holy Communion VIII be received
by members OF ST. Joseph'B cathedral.
Sacred Heart deyottons win DO held
at 1880 o'clock IN the evening conclud-
ing the oenedictIon OF the blessed
sacrament.
Confessions were heard last evening
At 7 and o'clock at St Joseph's
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HIT ON HEAD
James Burke. Of the Island, Hit BY
Brick Falling Six Stories.

James Burke. Of BIS North huron
street. was struck on tho head win
A brick falling six stories nj the Stons
& Thomas addition on Market street
Yesterday morning. The brick struck
him a glanc!ng blow and cut nm ueiy
scalp wound but physicians at IN" ONO
Valley General hospital believe only
minor injuries were inflicted. An H-ray
rIcture was taken Yesterday afternoon
TO determine II the skull was fractured
Burke was employed by the K X,
Kitchen company. contractors. IN charge
~ the Stone & Thomas construction
work
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Ch!lredn's Work.
AFTERNOON.
$50 METHODS Hour. .............'.
Mrs. J r. McBurney
Miaaionaries who will be present;
DR.. T VI. Lambie. Abyssn!a
Nils. Henrietta Cowden, India.
Miss Elizabeth Ritchcy. China.
Sister Catherine Merkh. Lutheran
Church.
Miss May Jones. FL Paso, Texas.
Camp Hostesses:
Miss Mary I. Scott.
Miss Dorothy Dunton.
Camp program and recreation 70 De
announced at opening OF school.
Registration fee. 800.
Rates ct Girls Camp. $500. which In
cludes registration fee.
Juniors under Is years exempt from
registration fee.
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OBSERVE FEAST DAY

Today will be observed with pro-
Tram ut St. Joseph's convent In honor
of the feast day OF Rev Mother DOM
tntc. superior of the Order of the Sisters
of St. Joseph The services WILL open
with solemn high mass this morning NJ
o'clock in the convent chapel by the
Very Rev. o. H Moye. V. c. AFTER
which the blessed sacrament VIII Do
placed on tho altar for exhibition dur
ing the remainder Of the day. Mother
Dominic will receive many OF nor
friends at an informal reception to Do
hold during the day.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-08-04
COUNCILMAN HELD
TO FEDERAL court

II. W. Brooks member Of the Foilans-
bee city council. furnished S@Op bono
for his appearance at the October term
Of federal court when given a prelim-
mary hearing before United states
Commissioner w. J. Cotton yesterday
afternoon.
Brooks was arrested along with sew
eral other prominent Follonsbee men
on July 81 when Federal Prohibition
Officers Charles II. Spurlock and Jona-
than Paul swooped down upon the up
river town. Eighteen bottles OF home
brew found In refrigerator and $50
bottles found in the basement were con-
fcated by the federal officers.
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MINISTER HELD
Rev. Ben Eden Held TO Grand jury II
Default OF 81 900 Bond.

Rev. Ben Eden, who writes verse ana
claims to be minister OF the gospel
was held TO the grand Jury unher
$1,000 bond yesterday by Squire John
W. Kfhdclberger. charged with haV-
,nr a still in his possession. Unable TO
Furnish bond. Rev. Eden went to jail.
D.puty state Prohibition Officer j.
p CLAYTON testified he went to Eden s
home, 1884 Chap!ine street. and found a
.+,II and mash. Rev. Eden plead not
guilty but the officer said hden was
working with the still when ne entered
his house. Attorney A. J. Porter rep
resented the defendant
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SCOUT TROOP NO. 5
IS VETERAN TROOP

Troor No s. Of tho First Prcshyter-
Ian trnor Of the Wheeling AoundsNilie
council OF Roy Scouts, hetnE the hrs'
scout organization in this council to
receive its charter. The charter iS
awarded for five years service as
troop and IS presented by the Soy
Scouts 4f America, national headquar-
ters. New York CITY.
Troop fvs will now be known as the
veteran troop Of the council scout
mastcr William Bone. Jr" assistant
scoutmaster. William Fox and j. =
Davis. G. c. Crook and Samuel GIBSON
members the troop committee are In
charge Of Troop No. ).
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-08-04
, posrorAsrERs coanuss1oNED
RY CHARLES BROOKS SMITH

Washington. =. c. Aug. s.-The sen
ate has received tho nomination OK
Charles W. Harris 10 be postmaster AZ
Ktmball. W. Va, IN place or II. W.
Early. whose commission expired July
d; and has confirmed the nomination OF
Halli, A Overholt to be postnistress at
Thurrond, W. Va. Arthur L. Hodges
ha. been commissioned. by the Post
Once Department. postmaster At Teser.
W, Va
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FAIR OFFICIALS WORKING "a HOURS
ADAy PRUNING FOR THE STATE FAIR

cathedral Low masses at $40 and I
o'clock with solemn high mass at ''oV
o'clock will be held at 81. AphonSoS
church today. Today's services Will IN
clude benediction n 4:%0 o'clock In the
afternoon ar Mount Carmel chapel
Pleasant Valley.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-08-04
City Briefs

CHIEF of Police Fred H Frazier yes
terday Issued orders to his men that the
ordinance allowing parking FOR not
longer than 30 minutes in the congested
district must Re enforced People who
leave their machines on Market street
with signs FOR Rusines- will be subject
TO arrest.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-08-04

Edward Brooks, sealer OF weights and
measures If the city. In company with
Dr. Stockcr. in charge OF the U. s. AMI
NAL bureau. made an inspection OF tho
Swift Packing Company's plant yester-
dav. Both men reported everything In
first elias condition.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-08-04

Miss Nora McMullen, OF Bell&re, an
emrloyn OF the Wheeling Stamping Com
pany, sustained slight injuries yestsr-
day morning whom she fell down
flight OF steps at the company plant.
She was taken TO tho Ohio Valley Cen
eral hospital but her condition Is not
regarded Is serious.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-08-04
MISSION SCHOOL
At BETHESDA, D.
VIII Be Held at Epworth Park August
6-ll-Ptve Disting utshed Foreign
Missionaries TO Attend.

The third session Of the Bethesda
Summer School OF Home and Foreign
Missions will be held at Epworth Park.
Bethesda. Ohio. August Sill.
The program Is OF unusual Interest
The faculty. srtnog one. and there VII!
be missionaries from both the Home and
Foreign fields In attendance.
A now feature OF the school this year
Is the Camp for Girls" Tho largo W.
c. T. U. cottagfe has been obtained and
young women Of the missionary So
oietles over IS. may become members
Of the camp. Tho fec for the Your days
Is t5, which includes registration. miss
Mary T. Scott, Moundsville. w. Va. and
Miss Dorothy Dunton. Charleston. are
camp hostesses. Mrs. Louis E schra-
der IL registrar for the school. Below
is tho programi
TueBdsy, August g.
AFTERNOON
900 Dr.. r. n. Lanble will speak pre-
senttng three native Abyssntan
boys Mathew. Mark and Luke.
500 Anniversary Banquet at Hotel.
Sneaker Mrs. Lillian Leonard
sack, Bureau Secretary for
Porto Rico and Santo Domingo.
wednesday, August 9.
MORNING.
Children's Work.
AFTERNOON.
Mrs. J. r McBurney, Miss Clara Louise
Smith. and other experts.
Denominational Conferences.
Reception at Girls Camp.
vesper Service by the Lake
7:s0 Illustrated Lecture.
Mrs. G. r. Cary
Missionaries in Costume.
Thursday, August 10.
MORNING.
Children's Work.
AFTERNOON
Address Mrs Jennings
Baptist Fold Worker.
Friday, August IL.
MORNING.
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William LAS. arrested by Policeman
Schanc for speeding near Thirty-ninth
street. was fined $50 and costs by Po-
lice Judge John $. Ritz yesterday.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-08-04

Acme Freezers - all metsl
2-quart size. ! ESQ
o'Cedar Mops-Large a1a
LID
Liberty Hot Plates For
summer Cottages, Light
housekeeping, etc. 1.@
Garbage Galvanized
Well made. 10 gallon size.
1873
Japanese Toilet Paper-10
rolls 100
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Clothes Lines-Made of fine
braided cotton. 50 foot
size. 400
Galvanized Buckets - TO-
quart size. 1916
Ideal Waste BaSkets-Made
of steel. For office or
home use. Ivory, copper,
green or mahogany finish.
100
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Water Sets-Si1 Glasses and
jug. Pretty etched de-
signs. 1.OV
Bud Vases and 1O-inch
size. $50 and 800
Cream and Sugar sets-Va-
rious pretty designs. 29c
Aluminium Sauce Pans. Lip
ped style. 8 quart size.
1.39
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-08-04

The popular Pidgie Pantio
Frocks, sold only at Stifel's,
They Button up the back-so
easy" Fashioned of colorful
Jap Crepe, Tatfeta, Soisette and
Bingham. Also black Sateen
combined with bright colors.
Sizes 2 to 6 yrs.
Rock-A-Bye Swings. Made OF
canvas CSC
Springs for Swings 39e
Crib spread~All white with
woven nursery designs. Seal
loped edges, Sham to match.
Size 45x60. Reg. 3.95. 2.95
Peg Top Rompers for Riddles
4 yrs. to 6 yrs. Made OF
plain or checked ginghams
combined with white. Spe.
cial 69c
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INVESTMENT PROPERTIES.

IS. 900; APT. BLDG. OF RMS. AND
bath each; near sth & II SITS. me-; rented
at S1l. so a month: tenants furnish heat.
DAVID E. BARRY, 1907 Fl st. Main 1891.
INVESTMENT PROP: STORY & BASE
ment Dr.: good cond.: rent. $50 per mo. !.
price. $3.50. wILDNAN & CO.. 9th & II.
Ernnklin RA0A
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Observation-Disclosures

ALL KINDS OF FURNITURE WANTED:
enough TO furnish large boarding house:
bedroom. dining room. parlor. misc. articles.
Please call North ia. or Fr. s047. 202
WILL CALI. IN MY UNI.ETrEREp AUTO
mobile, city or suburban. and pay you
highest prices 70. ladies'. gentlemen's. chill
dren's discarded clothing. / will call. ..
RICE. 1882 7th ST NV. ". i755 10
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Bnghtwood.
BloominRdlIe.

NEAR CA. AVE. & JEFFEGSON-MODEEN
Groom brick dwelling with large rar7-".
Price. Ss.TJO. MOORE & HILL. 1902 II
ST. NV. Main 1853.
BLAIR ROAD-A VERY ATTRACTIVE
home; bungalow TYPE large lot P-ir".
tl1 .OO0. MOORE & HT-.I. lFo0-9s n -.
NV. Main 1853.
NEAR GA. AVE. & KENNEDY-A SEM
detached brick with large rooms & hath:
hot-water heat. Price, $500 MOORE 4
HILL. 1902 II 81. nv. Main i4a3.
9Th and LoNGFELLow sT.-sSs5n. Ers','
new six-rOom tapestry brick resi- len~r: rUn-
crete colonial front porch: dOuh'e rr7r
porches; hw.h-: cleo. lights: tile bath NIth
built-in fixtures: oak floors downstairs: IN
usual closet space: kitchen equipped With
china cupboard PuIlman breakfast seryirs
and large pantry containing huilt-in rrfri--
orator. Attractive terms WA s. PHIL
LIPS. 1909 n. 7. ave. Main leoo
BRIGHTwooD-EIGHT ROOMS a nNTH;
new horse; DETACHED; modern: op~n H.
place. Price. 50 $50: terms can ~ srraaye';
Immediate possession. MckEETER a GoSS.
1905 Eve At. Main l752. So
CORNER oV 18th ST. MADISON Wv
"A tvo-ssory. modern houss: rooms;
servants rooms: elreiricity: lot gsvsn:
nlenty Of shruebery Prize. Sfsono I0H5
' noNoHoB a SONS. slt "a. ave. %.
JEFFERSON sT-Larre LOT. soxisn: ssv.s
rooms and hath; poprhes: hsrdwnod ncor,:
lmI.: double earafe; $3.50. NeKEEvER
q eoss. 1905 Eye 81. Main fTse 3t3-2
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INDUSTRIAL PROPERTIES.

NEAR DELAWARE AVE. & CANAL ST.
se.-About go. 900 square feet, at 40 cent?
pei foot. LOUIS p. SHOEMAKER, 1907 n
7. ave. NV. Main 1166-
on B. q R. r. AT BETuEsDA AND
near Rockville Pike and car line-About
49,. 900 square feet suitable for lumber yard
or other like purpose. Price. $25. 900. LOUIS
P. SHOEMAKER. 1907 N. \. ave. ~.
Main 1166.
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OFFICE OF THE COMMISSIONERS. d, C.,
washingt ton. March 81, 1922. Sealed pro-
noSalS will be received at Room 500 District
Building. until . o'clock p. m. April II.
1922, for furnishing four garbage digesters.
For specifications and Information apply to.
Room go, District Building. CUNO H. RU-
DOLPH. JAMES F. OYSTER, CHARLES
KELLER. Commissioners, d. c.
mch2T 2S2 % 5n3
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FORD AUTO FREE
ANY live man or woman can now own
their auto BY my plan in a few weeks spare
time it's yours; begin today; send &c.
statnos or money order. For samples and
particulars address n. PLUSKETT, 1881
south St. Philadelphia. Pa. 43O
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FURNTTUR2

FCRNITURf-HAvE ToI ANY SECOND
hand furnfture7 W. pay the highest cash
price. Phone what Won have.
SHERMAN'S
II43 7th ST. NV. North 3Isz
34s
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LOST AND FOUND.

Losr-ToRToIsE SHE'LL sPECTACLES
between Camp Sims rife range and Con-
gress Heights ear line. Reward. $50 In
diana ave. Franklin T42. 557
Losr-CAMERA, SUNDAY AT OCCI-
dental Restaurant or Rialto Theater;
zeiss vest pocket camera. Reward. Phone
Main 22l5- 500 Union Trust Bldg. 541
Losr-LINEN PoCK CONTAINING
lewelry- Liberal reward, L. W, GRAF
TON HOTEL, Connecticut ave. Party who
telephoned please communicate again SIS