davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1922-08-17
DOLBY budeme moudrejsi a xii
dnejsi. Pojd'."S

DOLBY budeme moudrejsi a xii
dnejsi. Pojd'."S y
Jan mel jeste hlavu plnou
zkousky' lehce prijimal. slo-
va dekanova. V prve rade pa
matoval ma telegram a odbehl
do .prvniho telegrafniho uradu.
Napsal jedine sldvko: vyborne
a ma adresu Liatovu bezela te-
legraficka zprava. To Sc Eva
potesi, myslil 81 rozradostnele,
Skoda, re il to sam nemohl
zvestovati. A take lesnikova
rodina bude Sc tesiti, ted uz
prestanou takove smutne ma
vstevy, jake byly pred zkous-
kami. Jen at lide zaluii, ne
boji Sc jich. Ma pana dekana
a ma zkousky.
Az kdyz do pokoje pana de-
kama priSli a posadili Sc, vsiml
81, re je pan dekan nezvykle
vazny.
"Tak mas ko,Isek prace "a
sebou ted te ceka horst cast
- poznal jsem, re nejsi vetra-
plach a re Sc ma zivot divas
vazne. Rekni mi poctive, &C
by Sc tt lepe libilo, knezsky
stav, nebo nejake civilni povo.
lani 1rednika?"
Chvili premyslel, aby moh
fici pravdu.
| "Byl bych neiradeji kne
zem," rekl uprimne, "ale ov
sem pod podminkou, re b,
Eva byla u mne.'
"To je ten hacek. To ko
necne sc mdze take stati, ne
jste tax start a muzete cekatl
Ale ia tvoje zatrachtila my
Slenka manzelstvim tt to pc
pletla. Nam ii vyriditi now
nu, Eva je v pozehnanem sta
W."
Zustal jako omracen. Ma
pred pocitil uzasny strach
Evu potion zmatena staros
Jim zalomcovala.
"Kdo to rekl, ona?" ptal S
tezce.
"Kdo jiny," utrhl Sc pfatel
/ sky. "Naridil jsem il to, alb
napred mne rekla, kdyby S
neco takoveho stalo. w me
sic to vim, prisla mi to ric
kdyz jsi byl v Netovicich V
skole, ale zakazal jsem j, alb
: ii to povidala. Mels pre-
, zkouskami a bylo treba, aby
mel kid. Ty Sc tomu divl:
iak bys byl nemel to sam pre-
: vidat."
"Tomu Sc nedivim," ohra
, zoval sc dosud vsecek rozru
seny, "uslysel jsem vasi zpr5
: WI po tom, kdyz jsem rekl, Z
by Sc mi knezsky stav lepe |
: bill. Ia teto okolnosti ovse1
: je to vylouceno. Neopustll
/, Evy a neopustim ditete."
!, Dekan sc pousmal, sejml
i brejle, otiral je chvili odk;
Slaval.
IA co pocnes?"
4 "Budu hledat misto, pujd
J. nekam do sluzby."
: Him, hm, tax vida, jak ma
najednou ma pilno. Nu, Jen
ku, proc bych te zOytecne tr;
: pill. Tohle, co jsi povida
isem chtel cd tebe slyset. Oc'
E kaval jsem sice, ze mi tax OF
: poyis, ale pfece -jens jsem'
: pral, abys to sam rekl. VISA
n jsem to take Eve fekl, re I
n tax dopadne, kdyz Sc staral;
K ze snad bude nucena dlte c
h zim rukam sveriti. To by b,
: 10 ne#esti a toho jsem Sc ba
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1922-08-17
XII

Jan 4 netOVlcke SkOly prlSel
do myslivny, ale ke svemu pre-
kvapeni nenasel Evy donna.
PAM lesni mu povfdala, ze po
obede odesla do krhavce neco
nakoupit re musi kazde chvi
lie sc vratiti. Nemohl pochopi-
tt, re odesla a v duchu il vyty-
kal, ze uz jeji laska ochlada,
kdyz jednou "a tyden no oce-
kava a pro malichernost ode
jde, &C vi, jak velice Sc ma tn
chvili test. Byl by rad Sc do
vedel, co vlastne kupovat sla,
ale pani lesni nevedela. Rano
il rekla, re musi odejiti, re je
to velmi nutne a nechtela to
ponechati ma pristi den.
"Snad neco pro tebe pracu-
je, nekaz, il radost. Cele dny
ted jehom size chysta vyba-
WI, jake byste Sc nell Ultra ne
kan ma faru.- sstehovati," "a
smala sc. ~ s. as
Vsecek nest astny chodil po
myslivne, minuty mu byly ja-
ko hodiny dlouhe a marne nan
deti dorazely, ably sis mimi po-
hral. Byl by il rad sci napro-
ii, ale bal Sc, ably no nekdo
nj nevidel a proto chodil cd
okna k oknu, muce Sc touhou
po nj.
Teprve zahodinu pfiSla. -
Byla jaksi zarazena, zdalo sc
mu, ze v jejich ocich je skryty
smutek, ale privltala no nez'
nou laskavosti. Vyzvidal, kde
byla, a dlouho mu nechtela ri
ci. Az nahore v pokoji mu Wy.
znala, re byla pana dekans
sc ptati, jak dopadla visitac'
nebyly-li proti MIN zaloby.
eco ii rekl?" ptal Sc dychti
We.
r'Ze byly, ale re je to msta
Nadhodil, re tom ma prst.
slecna Nina a re Sc bude INST
ii jeste asi dal, ale abychom S
toho nevsimali. Vlastne jser
ii to nemela ami povidati, pal
dekan nechce, abys byl nyn
roztrzity, kdyz te "a mesic &c
ka zkouska. Ale rekla jsen
mu, ze te znam a re vim, re s.
zadne zkousky nebojis."
"A nemas sama strachu, Z
budu k novemu vyslechu pota
hovan?" ptal Sc il zkoumave
"Ja? Proc bych mela strach
Nine volat nebudou kdyb
volali, nikam nepujdu.'
"a O mne nemas strach?"
20 tebe? Kdybych te, Je
nicku, neznala, uz bych tt da
no odvykla do Bazantnice che
diti," povidala S vaznou vfelt
sti. "Vim, ze tt volno pri tor
nebude, srdecne tc polituji, al
rany, ktere ii svet zasadl, tvt
je zena zahoji."
Vzala hlavu jeho do svyc
dlani a neobycejne vroucne h
polibila. Jeji slova no ler
povzbudila uklidnila, nez 81
be vetsi litovani. Sebed1vel
sc mu vracela a Stalost Evlr
lasky Il vernosti vzdycky d.
plnila kolisajici dust. Ami
nevsimal, re Eva ie dnes jak
zdrzelivejsi, ze sc nekolikr
hluboce zamyslila, az jeho 81
va preslechla re Sc doved
vyhnouti vsem jeho neznostir
Ale "a to byl jeji pohled mn
hem hlubsi a jejl slova mn
hem srdecnejsi nez jindy. Pl
padala mu jako zmoudrela
rozsafna pani, ktera Sc chys
k velmi vaznym 1konum.
Nez odesel, jeste no napor
nala, ably byl opatrny ma $
zdravi a ably neztracel odv
hy, re zkousky vykona a dlo
ze no polibivsi, vymanila Sc
jeho naruce.
Vracel sc domu jakesi VI
ne nalade a sotva domu pris'
dal GO do ucenl. Pana deka,
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1922-08-17
JAN VLADYKA
ROMAN
Napsal Ondfej Leksa.

odjeti v rodinnych zale-
zitostech, "a nimiz byla nahle
povolana a ze nevi, kdy Sc
vrati. Vyrizoval mu od nj po-
zdravy a mnoho stesti k ma
stavajicim zkouskam, po KITE
rych sc dojista shledaji.
Byla to prom tezka rama a |
nebyti blizicich Sc zkousek,
nebyl by toho snesl. Ale o.
pravdova zivotni starost doda-
la mu silly, ably Sc smiril N.Y.
slenkou, ze Evy snad po tri
tydny nespatri.
Ale spatril il diva dny pred
svym odjezdem do Prahy. II
Sam Lat Sc objevil a vyrizo-
val mu, ze Eva vecer prijela a
kdyby S nj cht6l hovoriti, ably
81 vysel ma prochazku, re mu
Pride naproti. Nebylo treba
no pobizeti, odhodil knihy a
uz chvatal k dekanovi, ably mu
dovolil sc vzdaliti.
"Jdi, jdi a pamatuj ma ma
vrat," svoloval laskave a usmal
Sc dobromyslne.
Eva, kdyz Sc nj setkal, pri-
padala mu bledsi a zmenenej-
81, ale jeji oci zarily jako jim
dy a jeji radost byla prodchnu
: ia cimsi nezvykle dGvernym a
hrejivym. Vyhybala Sc pove-
deti, kde byla, zamlouvala to
a kdyz dosli do myslivny, pred
stirajic dnavu prosila, ably zd-
stall dole. Do detskeho poko-
) je no zavedla a hladlc no, IL
tovala, jakou ma asi starost a
jak rada by cast jeho trampot
ma sebe vzala.
AZ Sc vratis, bude vsechno
veselejsi," tesla no. "Jsem
sama uzkostech, aby tt to
dobre dopadlo proto bud
zmuzilym. ia Sc zde "a tebe
pomodlim a az zkousky ude-
las, telegrafuj NIL"
| Velmi brzy no poslala zpet
Janovi Sc zdalo, re proto jen,
Iaby 81 pred MIN nepoplakala.
Presto, re setkani bylo vic
smutne nez kdy jindy, prime
slo mu prece mnoho silly. A
jeste vcie no potesilo, kdyz mu
pan dekan oznamil, re pojede
S MIN.
; "Podivam sc ma stareho ka-
marada, budu miti k tomu hez-
kou prilezitost a nebude M
cestou aspon smutno," rozkla.
dial Janovi a Jan neZakryval
radost, re pan dekan MIN
bude az do okamziku, kdy
, vstoupi do zkuse|bni sine.
: Ia casneho Ultra vyjlzdeli
>Krhavce. Slecna Nina ami ze
| sveho pokoje nevysla. Sluzks
; Jim snidani uvarila a jejich "a
: vazadla byla velmi lehka. Par
dekan byl cestou neobycejnf
4 hovorny, stale Sc cemusi sma
, tesil sc, jak Bezchlebu pre-
e padne.
: "Odvezeme 81 no, dali 81
a premluvit k nam, budes mi
Y delat spolecnika. On byva
: veliky chodec "a mladsich lie
ii take veliky lovec pred Hospo
i dinem. Ted arci lovi jenon
t mouchy a svym klientum peni
} re z kapes. Nu, at ia mu to
a no preji. A je to ted vyhod'
|. v cestovani. Kdyz jsem by
} malym studentem,, ma vozicl
J. jsme Sc harcovali a co zlm,
i jsme zkusili! Presto bych
a nepral znovu Sc naroditi, zivo
a neni zadnym rajem dobfe
ze uz ,dlouho nebude trvati."
II V Praze objednali 81 v nc
e telu diva pokoje potom pc
l. slal pan dekan Jana, aby Sc
l. Sc predstavit zkousejicim ke
z misarnm. Je pry vzdycky dc
bre, kdyz Sc ODE strany ma
4 pred okouknou, nez zasedno
i, k zelenemu stolu. Sam pr
a puide k doktorovi a v poledn
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-02-08
roCN's fAyoRITE DISH.
nansna Shortcakc Captured the Heart
OF Allied Leader.

Perhaps a In just as well that Mar
shai rech sailed for France without
this rn-tronomic secret having been
divmr,a before his ship got under way
and headed for the Narrows. II II
had become known earlier, 1, is prob
able that hts liner would have sailed
with a distinct list to port or star
board. and gone out with her plirn-
scil mark hidden beneath the water OF
New York hay.
Ranana shor,cake outecored all
other typicsily American dishes with
Marshal Foch on his swing from coast
d. coast.
The steward 81 the special. train
that ranged from New York 10 San
Francisco. New Orleans and Canada
discovered the sweet tooth OF Marshal
fcch half way across the continent
on IN. vcatbound trip. At every step
the generous menu of the dining car
had been augmented by gists Of food
that ranged from North Carolina pos
sum 20 Boston beans. Wild game
withou, number had tempted the Mar
shsls palate. Sea food had stocked
ihc lnrders of the car. Pumpkin pie
and mince pie had adorned the dessert
column. But the steward himself
placing banana ohortcake before the
Marshal. scored the greatest culinary
bit ~ the trip. II not only made ar
instantaneous hit. but the Marsha
never wavcred In his allegianc New
York sun.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-02-08
LOCAL SECURITIES,
Reported Daily at Noon by Laird 4
CO. du Pont BuflAtn1
Hollands Trnde Movement

The latest available figures giving
the trade movement Of Holland are
those for November. 1921, and their
total for eleven months Of that year.
Holland imported in November to
value of s7o.4o0.000, a decrease as
against October OF s1.2o0.ooo. Exports
from Holland in November totaled
s42 SOC. 900, as against S46 100000 in
October. Total imports for eleven
months OF 1871 were ss24218,734. ex-
ports s5os. 1924 as against $1.2l3,s00
and ssl7,Sss.s51. respectively. for the
ssme period Of 1920. Hollands excess
OF imports over exports for eleven
months Of 1921 totaled 3sl<,4oo. 900
against $500 900. 900 for the same pc
| Rod OF 1920
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-02-08
STOCKS N A RALLY
AFTER LIQUIDATION
Prices Decline In First Hour,
But Market Stiffsns Be-
fore Noon.
nv Associated rr--- to Every Evening.

nv Associated rre~~ to Every Evening.
New York, Feb. S-twan street,
10 40 "A. m l--Shorts put out fresh lines
al tho opening of ,udey'r stock mar
kct hut hull pools continued tneir
activities IN various spccialtes Nni'eo
states Food Products. which was
thrown into bankruptcy yesterday, re-
corded "A further decline OF In points
Co "a. n new low record. !.
coppcrs tchsccos, low priced mot
cra and rails forfeited large fractions.
Guif states steel and New York Air
brake made one-rolnt gains. Adams
E<press rose two points on rumors
of another cash distribution, Wells
Fargo also rising a points.
rxchanse on London made new
hish with demand bills ut 4.35S.
Noon Steady liquidation OF minor
ap.cialties emphasized the irregularity
of the frat hour. Food Products
United Drug. International Harvester
Sumatra Tobacco. common and pre-
fcrr>cd. and Famous Players eased one
TO points and several VI the cheaper
mo,ora and steels reacted sharply.
Rails wcr, the only sustaining fca-
lures of tina, period. 81. Paul prefer
red, Chicago Northwestern, common
and preferred. Northern Pacific. Erie
rr-i- preferred. and New Orleans
Texas ana Mexican gained one 10 two
points. The market improved before
noon. iron products rallyins with
baldwin. In the lead. while United
states steel, Chandler and Stude-
baker were again taken in hand.
The rate Cor call loans held a, pc,
cent, but private offerings were made
nt ~ per cent.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-02-08
Germans Not Succeeding.

German concerns have been en-
deavoring recently TO secure business
in China. and some them have re-
opened the branches which they had
established in various places before
the war. but they have not met with
marked success. Although a number
of orders have been taken for hard,
ware. electrical equipment and build
ing materials, deliveries have not
been up TO sample, and hence buy
ers are less tempted to place orders
with German concerns. even at low
er prices. American manufacturer
OF wire nails. galvanized sheets. tir
plate and reinforcing bars are able
TO secure their share Of the business
at the present level Of American
prices.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-02-08
PlU6 xI DECLARES
AMERicE rs HOPE
OF WHOLE WORLD D
Continued Nom Das. /

The Cardinal denied a story publish
ed In tho Rome newspapers that he
had brought $4,000 900 from America
~ gift to the Vatican.
Il didn't bring cent" ne added.
II had enough to DO to bring sufYicient
mtney to pay the expenses OF such a
long and arduous trip"
The question as TO whether the con
clave should await Cardinal OCon-
nell's arrival IN order to insure Amcri-
can participation, before the an
n' ncement OF the Popc's election was
made, caused a more distinct division
In the Sacred College than was met on
any ballot during the election, Il il
reported. The foreign prclates, except
the representatives Of one country
(Which was an allied power during the
war;, wcre solidly In favor of delay
Ing the announcement until the APP
ptarance OF the Boston cardinal.
Three Italian cardinals, including
the present Pont,ff, agreed to this de.
lay, but were overruled by the major
Ity. The French cardinals, for whom
Mcrcier, although Belgian, wa.
spokesman. were the leading support.
ers OF the plan for delaying the an.
nouncement until Monday afternoon
| Cardinal Mercier, when seen by ar
Associated Press correspondent, said
Obedience to the rules OF the con.
slave forbids me saying what tool
place inside the locked doors. but yot
may say that ! was. I am, and will b,
ir favor Of Americans being presen
nt the Pope's election. think tn,
law calling for converting the conclav,
ten days after the demise Of tn
PontIr should be amended TO read Q
days. 80 as TO insure not only partici
patton of the United States and Cana
dian cardinals. but also those OF Soutl
America"
The correspondent In informed tha
the three German cardinals stronzl
supported the French and Belgian a,
titude that America must be repre-
sentcd.
All the foreign cardinals werc great
ly impressed by the linguistic abilt
OF the new Pontin yesterday, when h
greeted each of them In his ow
language.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-02-08
HOLLYWOOD NOT so BAD
MAYOR CRYER INSISTS

Los Angeles. Feb. S.-A reply to
criticisms of the motion picture col
ony here. resulting from the murder
OF William Desmond Taylor, has been
issued by Mayor George +. Cryer.
THE attacks being made, particu-
larry In outside cities. against the
morals of the so-called motion picture
colony in Los Angeles. are unfair and
due, / believe. to hastily formed con-
clusions by people not familiar with
real facts" he said.
THE Arbuckle case, and the slay-
ing OF Mr.. Taylor were. indeed. un'
fortunate affairs, but 1t Ia not just tC
criticize an entire group Of people
such as those engaged In the motion
picture industry for Incidents. many
Of them not true as TO fact, which
have been published broadcast lately.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-02-08
NOVEL PLANTS THAT
| DEv0UR INSECTS
They Secrete Ferments Similar
to Those Of Human
Stomach.

That certain insect-devouring
plants secrete juices containing a
powerful digestive fcrrnent which
has been determined by DR.. Joseph
s. Hepburn Of the Hahnemann Medi-
cal College Of Philadelphia. He has
been assisted in his experiments by
DR.. e. Quinard ST. John OF the Phil
adelphia Clinical Laboratory and
Frank Morton OF Wilmington. Del.
One OF these plants In the Venus
fly trap. which is native OF North
Carolina. Each OF its leaves Is pro-
vided with several trigger hairs and
closes like the pod Of lima bean.
When an insect comes upon the leaf
II may touch one Of the trigger hairs
but nothing happens. As the insect
moves ,about upon the leaf II may
touch the same trigger hair a second
time. or It may touch another trlg-
ger hair. In either case. on tho sec
ond contact. the leaf snaps shut upon
the helpless insect. A liquid is poured
out and the carcass OF the insect is
digested.s The investigators demon
strated the presence in the secreted
liquid Of a digestive ferment which
acts Ike that OF the human stomach.
The sarraceDias. or pitcher plants.
are natives OF the bogs Of the United
States and Canada; yet previous to
this study the most extensive studies
on their chemistry had been made in
European laboratories. These plants
have been used in medicine, chiefly
as remedy for smallpox and for dis
orders Of the stomach and intestines
The leaves OF these plants develop as
pitchers. each pitcher grows with q
closed lid. As maturity is approached
the lid opens and never closes again
despite popular belief that it does
New York Times.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-02-08
Defiance Auxiliary Elects.

Ethel V. Shields was elected presi-
dent OF the Ladies' Auxiliary OF the
Defiance Athletic Association at a
meeting in the Madison Neighborhood
House last evening. Regina A. Roller
was elected vice-president, Catherine
Haney, treasurer; Mrs. Gertrude r
Shannon. financial secretary Bessie
j. Riley. recording secretary. and
Regina G. Frazer. corresponding secre-
tary. The Auxiliary will tender a re.
Iception to the members OF the Deflanc,
of February 2S.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-02-08
London Exchange Goes Higher.

~ A.socistod fress 20 tvcry EVcninr.
New York. Feb. s.-Exchangc or
London made stili another new high
record soon after the opening OF to-
DAYS dealings. demand bills advancing
IS ~ one cent 20 sssS SIS. only Sic
under its par prc-war value. French
and other European exchanges mad,
proportionato gains IN the early deal
inss
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-02-08
wATfRyIfw RECREATION
Rows TO HOWARD HIGH

The Howard High School Varsity
boys defeated the waterview Recrea-
ton team ~ Germantown. last night
ut No. 22 School. "a TO II. The local
boys won the game from the start.
getting double-deckers in succession
befnre their opponent. could find
themselves. Tn. score:
A L. y,
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-02-08
Liberty Rond Quotations.

rs Associated Press to Every Evening.
New York. Feb. s-Liberty bond
quotations at noon: Three and a
haifs. 95a6; first AZ. ssio. bid: sec
end as. 1850 first 4hs se.2s; sec
end 49,. e6ie, third %ks. s7.2s;
fourth as, $3.50: Victory sA's
i00.iG. Victory ans. ioo.i6.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-02-08
EVERY EVENING

CLASSIFIED ADVERTISING.
(Indexed for Quick Reference
LINE RATES PER DAY.
Count six words to the line.
Count initials and numbers as words
No charge ad taken for less than SOC.
No prepaid ad taken for less than Csc.
Charge. Prepaid.
Day ...........-..........l IA cents II cents
3 Consecutive Days. IL cents 10 cents
@ Consecutive Days. cents s cents
LONG TERM ADVERTISING.
Special rates for business advertising
given upon request
REPUBLICATION FOR ERRORS.
Republican, ton will be made for errors
not the fault Of the advertiser, II adyertis-
er will report the error within "a hours
after frst publicati tion6 Of adyer tisement {.
CLASS1FICATIONS NOT PER-
MITTED.
TEIEPHONED ADS.
Classified advertisements that are tele-
phoned TO Every Evening will be accepted
at the charge rates shown above. But
the prepaid cost amount will be accepted
as fun payment II offered at the business
ONCE within six days after any such &C
is first printed In the paper. Otherviss
the cost at the charge rates quoted abovs
viii be collected
Telephone Your Want Ads.
PHONE TWO-TWO-H UNDRED
Ask for Want Ad Taker.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-02-08

Just. 10 look at Mr.. Pompleigh.
you'd think the world couldn't was
without him" Maybe co." said Mr..
0rumpson. but after hearing him talk
for rve minutes you'd. realize that he
wouldn't be indispensable to a town
OF only 500 -Birming-
ham Age Herald.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-02-08

A special rate is given for 6days
and 3-days consecutive insertions,
which gives a good saving to the ad-
vertisers.-Adv
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-02-08

You dou't have 20 he AN ad writer
20 get results from classified adver-
fi~ing An al tAksr viii. help you.---
ADV.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-02-08

The modern way TO get what you
want when you want II is TO read and
use classified ads.--Adv.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-02-08
wATKRviKww
Howard Girls Win.

Tn. Howard High girls beat the
warsrview girls In a preliminary. rs
g. 2. The score;
HOWARD GIRLS
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-02-08
NATURALIZATION

ARTISANS SAVINGS BANK
Wilmington. Feb. 0. 1922.
The annual meeting OF the members
ings Bank for the election OF managers
will be held at the banking house on
Tuesday the fourteenth day of February.
1922 between the hours of 10 O'Clock
a m and ~ O'Clock IN.
J. WALTER BOYER. secretary
REMOVAL SALE-Movin9 to our new
quarters, 1o2-l04 Market street, March
/ Prices less than half Misht Cloth
ing House. now at 1873 Market street
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-02-08
Personals

Personal sTATIONERY-P Printed. 100
noteheads, 8 81, and 100 envelopes. 81
( 81, printed with name. street address
and city. 500 Send check money order
or cash. to X. A. Horner Co.. Ninth
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-02-08
Stock Quotations
200 o'clock
NEW Yoax STOCKS.

Reported Daily By Laird D Co.. Se.
eurity Brokers', du Pont BUILDING.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-02-08
Lost and Pound

BUNCH OF KEYs-with shoe horn. lost.
Return TO William Park. LOG East Sec
ond street.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-02-08
USED CARS

WE NOW HAVE A GOOD SELECTION
OF ALL MODELS AND MAKES. AT A
VERY Low PRICE. DON'T WAIT
UNTIL SPRING BUY NOW
AND SAVE MONEY.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-02-08

NOTICES hereby given that the
partnership heretofore existing between
the undersigned In the conducting of the
Annex Hotel at 707 East Fourth street.
Wilmington Delaware is terminated as
of February 3. 1922 fhe said Spyros
kantaifaikis retiring. all bills TO be settled
by John Stayrou and Steve Pologianis.
( Signed. John Stavrou. Steve Pologianis,
Spyros kantaifaikis. Wilmington, Del
FeDruary g. 1922
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-02-08

WILL PERSON-Finding pocketbook and
railroad pass kindly return kAme 10
lalo Warrington street and receive re-
ward! No questions ASked.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-02-08
''' 'wATrRvImw GIRLS.

fotAis .........s...........
kefer-c. Harris. ID. Ruyter.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-02-08
ANNOUNCEMENTS.
NOTICES..

CLOSED TRUCK FOR HIRE-Three-
quarter-ton closed truck. Go anywhere.
Reasonable rates. Phone 500.
DR.. WILLIAM @. SEATON-Formerly OF
Seaton 4 Moore. dentists. has moved TO
Phone S523
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-02-08
Harvey l.. Jones.
. A. Lippincott Funeral Tomorrow

The funeral of Clement A. Lippin-
colt. president OF Lippincott 4 Co..
who died yesterday. will be held from
his late home, in Centreville, tomorrow
morning at $50 o'clock. A solemn
requiem mass will be sung in st.
joseph's Church. Henry Clay. at 10
o'clock. Interment Will be in Will
mington and Brandywine cemetery.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-02-08
AUTOMOBILES.
Asten sbslss Yor saIe.
AUToMonrrks--

FRANKLIN
PE-CONDITION CARS
Possessing the well known Yrsnk-
I'm charscteristics
20 miles TO the gallon of gasoline
IL. 300 n1ilcs 20 the ~t Of tirea
GA Touring. 1917 .........,...... e7cO
q-B Roadster, 1918 .-..........S $50
On Touring. 1920 .-.s....-.... si.T5o
oyerhsulcd and repainted; backed
by this company.
When you buy recondition Frank
lin from us, you buy 'rst-ciass trans
portation az the lowest cost.
FRANKLIN-WILMINGTON
MOTOR CAR co.
ioii ORANGE STREET. Phone 5000