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The Butler weekly times and the Bates County record. (Butler, Mo.) 1918-1950, 1922-07-06
WOULD INDICT DRY"
OFFICIALS
Rep. Tinkham Says tho League
E. Aided Volstead in Financial
Way,

Washington, June 22.-lndictmen'
OF Anti-Saloon league officials for
alleged violation of the corrupt prac.
tees act in connection with the ex-
penditures in behalf of political can
didates was demanded by Repreaen-
tasive Tinkham, Republican, Massa-
c:iusetts, in sharp speech in the
house today.
He directed his attack at an al
legged working connection between
the Anti-Saloon league and Repre-
sentative Volstead of Minnesota,
author of the prohibition enforce
rent law.
He charged that Volstead has been
financially aided by the hague. to
an extent constituting legislative
bribery"
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c. S. Mccullough

{. S. Mccullough was born is
Pennsylvania September, I84o. He
enlisted in Co. X I46th illinois in
ftntry, and served throgh the Civil
war. In 1854 he moved to Illinois
and in 1879 he came to Butler where
he has since resided and where he
was for many years connected with
the different lumber companies, first
with the R. J. Hurley company and
later with the Wyatt yard, now the
Star lumber company. He retired
from active business several years
ago.
The Butler weekly times and the Bates County record. (Butler, Mo.) 1918-1950, 1922-07-06

For six months Nicoai Lcnine. the
Russian bolshevist premier, will put
aside all communist political activity
ant raise rabbits on a small truck
farm near Moscow in all effort to win
back his health Lenine is now on the
fam surrounded by a group OF Ger
man professors. whose job is to keep
visitors away and to divert the soviet
leader, according to Leonid krass'n'
member OF the bolshcvist delegation
at The Hague.
The Butler weekly times and the Bates County record. (Butler, Mo.) 1918-1950, 1922-07-06

Twelve OF thirty lynchings in the
United States in the first half OF the
year were recorded in Texas, accord
ing to statement OF the department
o; records and research OF Tuskegee
ms eitute, issued Friday. Mississippi
was second to Texas, with seven
lynchings, while four were reported
frcm Georgia. Arkansas had two
lynchings and one each was reported
from Alabama. Florida, Louisiana,
Oklahoma and South Carolina.
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CORTLAND and Athol.

Mrs. E. Lockard returned Sunday
from a two weeks visit at Kansas
City.
Bill and Ray Morrison are helping
care for Frank Turner, who is quite
i'll at his home east of Butler.
Chas. Hoke was called to Lees Sum-
rrit Saturday by the death of his
brother.
Henry Herman and family spent
Sunday at the home of Claude Berry
and family.
Thos. Vaughn and daughter, Miss
Sylvia, spent Thursday at the home
OF John March and family, near
The Butler weekly times and the Bates County record. (Butler, Mo.) 1918-1950, 1922-07-06

Nehemently denouncing immortality
in the motion picture industry. Sem
ator Myers, Montana, in senate
speech Friday revived his movement
for strict federal censorship of
movie films. Senator Myers has
been endeavoring for some time to
bring about enactment of a federal
finn censorship law, but has met with
little success. He declared that some
Of the recent scandals involving
prominent actresses revealed a condi-
tich so shocking that public sentiment
would soon demand restrictions.
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\ woman is not bound by law to
take the name OF her husband, but
that ordinarily she does SO as mat
ter of custom. and il when just
previous to her marriage she held Of
flee and filed as a candidate for the
same place Under her maiden name.
she may still retain the office. ii she
i, elected. in her maiden name and
perform the duties if she is otherwise
qualified to hold the office, was the
holding of the Oklahoma attorney
general.
The Butler weekly times and the Bates County record. (Butler, Mo.) 1918-1950, 1922-07-06

State rangers were being MOBILIZE d
al Denver, in case of poss Bile
disorders in the Colodado ocal
j,elds, following tbs burning OF two
railroad bridges and nine tipp c
near Walsenburg early Saturday,
State officials, said strike sympathiz-
ers were to blame for the fires. Ma
toi,al guard tanks were also being
prepared for duty in case they are
needed.
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Reavely.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. w. Shay attended
church in Butler Sunday.
The next c. c. Club meeting VII
be held at the home of Mrs. Ben
Smith July 18th Miss Roderick will
give canning demonstration.
Thos. Vaughn. who has been visit
ing his daughter. Miss Sylvia Vaughn
lett Sunday Tor his home in Sumner,
Okla.
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Christian Science Society.


Corner TT. Scott and Delaw are
Streets.
1000 a. III. Sunday School is held
with classes fol all under twenty
years OF age.
HOO a. H., morning service.
Subject. July q. Sacrament.
7:3o p. IN. "Wednesday, Testimonial
Service
The Reading Room at the church
;,uilding is open Saturday from 200
to 500 p. m.
All are cordially invited to visit the
Reading Room and attend the SER
vices.
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Some folks have en- exaggerated
opinion as to the value of their cnar-
acter and reputation A Georgia man
sued newspaper for $4,000 cam
ages alleging defamation of charac-
ser. The jury returned verdict in
his favor COR II cents
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w. A. McElroy

w. A. McElroy is Sc years old.
He is native of Ohio being born in
Jefferson county, that state, Sept
aSth, 1889. During the Civil War he
was a member of Co. D 10Th Illinois
infantry. He came to this county in
1869 and for several years engaged in
flrming. Since 1902 he has been a
resident of this city.
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The First Baptist Church.

One block north of square.
7. c. Brammer, pastor. Res. 500
N. Delaware. Phone LOG.
S. S. Teachers and officers prayer
meeting o:Is.
S. S., o:3o. J. E. Zwahlen. Supt.
Morning Worship. "The Power Of
Grace. (The Survival of the Unfit
sermon 10.
Evening, Union Services at the
Court House Lawn.
Prayer meeting. Wednesday. July
I3th, THE Cross as Loves Neces-
sity," by Miss Lula Short.
The aim if reached, or not, makes
the life Browning.
The Butler weekly times and the Bates County record. (Butler, Mo.) 1918-1950, 1922-07-06

James Harvey and Joe Jordan,
negroes, convicted of criminal assault
and respited by Governor Hardwick,
were taken from deputy sheriff near
Lanes Bridge, Ga, and lynched early
Saturday. The negroes were being re-
moved from Wayne County to Savln-
nah for safe keep ng. ]. R. Tyre,
deputy in charge OF the prisoners, re-
ported the lynching.
The Butler weekly times and the Bates County record. (Butler, Mo.) 1918-1950, 1922-07-06

Earl Gordon of Miami, a federal vo-
cat,onal student at Oklahoma A. and
NJ. college at Saltwater, Okla, was
found not guilty of the murder of
Brcckham Cobb of Birmingham, Ala,
his classmate, by jury in district
court Thursday. Cobb also was un-
der vocational training and was killed
on the college campus May 9 while he
was said to have been forcing Gordon
to accompany him to his home to
apologize to Mrs. Cobb for an al
ieged insult.
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civil war he enlisted in Co. A, 1st Ills.
cavalry and later in Co. F 18th Kan
sas Cavalry. He moved to Missouri
in IS47 and has been a resident of
Butler since 1000. By occupation he
was farmer.
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Adyices from Gleiwitz.

Advices from Gleiwitz, Silesia, re.
port fifteen killed and twenty-five
wounded in a collision between Ger.
man civilians and a detachment oil
French troops Saturday morning. A
state of siege has been proclaimed;
French armored cars are patrollng
the streets.
The Butler weekly times and the Bates County record. (Butler, Mo.) 1918-1950, 1922-07-06

Two men were reported killed and
damage, the extent of which is unde-
termined, resulted from the storm OF
Saturday night and Sunday morning
when lightning struck battery OF
thirty or forty oil tanks southwest Of
Bristow, Okla.
The Butler weekly times and the Bates County record. (Butler, Mo.) 1918-1950, 1922-07-06
Frank McKibben

Frank McKibben is 70 years old.
lie was born in Pike county, Illinois.
September 9, I842 Enlisted in the
73d regiment Illinois infantry at the
outbreak of the Civil War. He came
to this city from Rich Hin several
years ago and has since made his
home here
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For Representative:
II. o. MAXEY
DIR THOS. B. Upton, D. V. NJ.
Howard Township
Judge County Court, South District:
J.. NJ. ZUMWALT
Lone Oak Township

Mrs. Ben Hooper. president OF the
Wisconsin League OF Women Voters,
has been nominated by the Wisconsin
Democrats for the United States SEN
ate. She will seek election to the seat
now occupied by Senator Robert La
Toilette.
The Butler weekly times and the Bates County record. (Butler, Mo.) 1918-1950, 1922-07-06
OLD TIMERS
Citizens of Butler of More Than
Three Score Years and Ten.
Dennis Mccarthy

Dennis Mccarthy was born in Ire
land in February, I844. In 1886 he
came to the United States and for 22
years followed railroading and af-
forwards farming. He has been a
resident of Butler since 1916.
The Butler weekly times and the Bates County record. (Butler, Mo.) 1918-1950, 1922-07-06

One hundred ard five striking
pimers and their sympathizers were
crested AZ Thoma.. W. Va, VIXEN
they tried to prevent working miners
from entering the pits. Sheriff J +.
Clouse and ten deputies made the ar
rests and took the prisoners on a
The Butler weekly times and the Bates County record. (Butler, Mo.) 1918-1950, 1922-07-06

Mr.. and Mrs. Perry Henderson,, of
near Mound City, Kansas, spent the
fourth in this city at the home of his
sister. Mrs. Lyman Hensley, on South
Main street.
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John M. Morris

John M. Morris was born in Sum-
rer county, Middle Tennessee, Nov
10Th. 1892. At the otbreak of the
The Butler weekly times and the Bates County record. (Butler, Mo.) 1918-1950, 1922-07-06

The misery and depression caused
by bilious and eonstipated condition
II the system can be quickly removed
b. using Hesbine. It purifies.
strengthens apd invigorates Price.
6oc. Sold BY Travis Drug & Ner-
camille Co.
The Butler weekly times and the Bates County record. (Butler, Mo.) 1918-1950, 1922-07-06

Fleetwood Thomas brought to thi:
office Wednesday some very fine
samples of White Transparent apple:
and Burbank plums. The fruit was
grown at the home of Mr.. thomas o.,
South Main street and shows the re.
suit of spraying the trees. Where
trees were not sprayed in nearly every
case the fruit fell off but where prop
erly sprayed it set on nicely. Mr..
Thomas is an expert sprayer and has
sprayed many trees this spring.
The Butler weekly times and the Bates County record. (Butler, Mo.) 1918-1950, 1922-07-06

special tran to larsons, w. Va.
where they will be given hearing
later
The Butler weekly times and the Bates County record. (Butler, Mo.) 1918-1950, 1922-07-06

The failure Of E. Nj. Fuller 4 Co..
The Consolidated Exchange house, Of
New York, which was suspended
Tuesday, was said Thursday to be
the largest crash Wall street has
known in the numerous failures that
have occurred - recently, surprising
even the DER & Co. bankruptcy. 1t
is believed that losses will reach $4,-
600, 900, and one man conversant with
the affairs Of the company said he
would not be surprs ed if they reached
$5,oooooo.
The Butler weekly times and the Bates County record. (Butler, Mo.) 1918-1950, 1922-07-06

Mrs. Roscoe (Fatty) Arbuckle, who
after several years of complete es-
tl@ngelnent from her husband, rushed
across the continent to console HIM
when he was arrested and charged
with responsibility for Virginia
Rappe's tragic death, again has de-
parted from the comedians roof.
Mrs. Arbuckle will live indefinitely
with her sister Marie Durfee, in New
York.
The Butler weekly times and the Bates County record. (Butler, Mo.) 1918-1950, 1922-07-06

For Recorder of Deeds:
w. A, BAKER
Pleasant Gap Township
P, L. SHELTON
Walnut Township
CHAS, ARGENBRIGHT
Mt. Pleasant Township
F. Z. BERRY
Mt. Pleasant Township
!. NJ. McGOVERN
Mt, Pleasant Township
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.Walkor.M Mex ibbon'e
The Quality Store
Walker.Mckibb
The Quality Store

One of the Largest Advertisers
in wha
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ANNOUNCEMENTS

We are authorized to make the fol-
lowing announcements, subject to the
action of the Democratic primary:
The Butler weekly times and the Bates County record. (Butler, Mo.) 1918-1950, 1922-07-06

For State Senator, 10th District:
LEWIS II. PHILLIPS
Clinton, Mo.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-09-15

ENGINEER-Wanted for out OF town
FirSt-class stationary engineer familiar
with Corliss engines: steady work. seven
days per week; must do all own repair
ing. Apply Free Employment Bureau
Manufacturers Association second floor
West Ninth street
LABORERS--Wanted 80 cents per
hour. Call 1902 Delaware Ave, 7.3O
a. m. Saturday.
MANA large corpora tion wants man
over rs in sales department of its
office; experience not necessary, but
applicant must stand close investigation :
the right man win be assured good pay
permanent position and advancement
according TO ability, Applicants will be
interviewed day or evening. Room 702
Industrial Trust Bldg
MEN-Call 1893 for an opportunity with
the employment manager OF an organi-
zation in which there is place for man
who is anxious TO rise eager to work and
willing 10 follow Instructions Such a
man has now an opportunity to make a
connection which is very attractive,
| both in present remunerations and
furtuLe possibilities.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-09-15
STAGE ALL SET FOR
THE GYMKHANA
To be Aeld on r. r. NJ. Carpen-
ter's Estate Tomorrow
Afternoon.

PlanA are complete and evsry<hins
10 In readiness for the Gymkhana TO
b held a, II. r. NJ Carpenter's estate
near Montchanin. tomorrow afternoon
fc~ the bcnefst OF the Bahiee' Hospi-
tai.
The oorvteee Of the PennaylYania
that no one need he an expert hcrse-
a Kindness greatly appreciated by
those In charge. The band will play
durins the afternoon.
number of eentle horses. train
ed for the cling. have been offered no
that no one need b can expert horse
man 10 enter tho races. Tive more vol
un,~ers there are for the racee, the
more Fun there Will be for everyone
r. T. Moody viii be the ctarter for
the races The marshals will bc c. l..
Ward. George +. Rissell. II. NJ Candy
Henry Bush. Jo~eph r.. II. Cochran.
Caleb Stshler. DR.. Howard Springer.
Major McCunc. John Biggs. Jr. n.
tle'cher RSown. s ID. Townsend. Or.
Joseph 7. Wales. Or. c. l.. Reese, H.
g. Scott and w. NJ. wardrop.
An interesting feature will be the
fortune ,eller~. Edwina and Hcrmione.
who have he~n secured by Miss Elinor
Nsndesrifs. They have never appeared
in Wilmington before and as they are
experts this will be an excellvnt op-
rortunity to have fortunes told. They
have generously given their services.
The plane for tho evening dance
have been changed somewhat The
dance win be held in the Du Barry
room ~ the Hotel du Pcnt The adme-
sicn viii he 81 The arsr viii be very
informal As this - the first dance
OF the season. there viii probably be
a good attendance especially among
moro before leaving for school.
The cupr TO he given az priaee FOR
tho various events are on exhibit In
Millsrd Davis windows. The Ford car
which win he given away s exhibited
In the windows ~ Thomas Hughes
ofnce.
A change has been made in one o,
the comp,ittces. Mrs. III. Fletche,
Brown viii hs In charge of the sale o<
cigarettes
In case OF a hard rain. tho Gymk.
hama will be held the next clear weel
day
Rising sun cars viii run ever,
twenty minutes duaing the afternoon
II "a only a short walk from IN,
end OF the car line to the scene OF III,
Gymkhans. The trip takes from 20 t,
so minutes.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-09-15
USED CARS

Come In and b convinced that We
have . better Aseortmcnt Of standard
makes at . lower price than any place In
town or out OF town.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-09-15
Eastern Star n, SnversIAe.

The homo cf Mr.. and Mrs. Roter,
Orr. At Silverside, on "Wednesday af-
tsrnoon and evening was the scene OF
msrriment. whom few Of their
friends gathered. They are all MEM
t~rs of ST. Johns Chapter. No. 4, q. II
4. After tour 6 the farm, AT &
O'Clock dlnner wac served. Those pres
ont included MFR. and Mrs. Robert Orr,
wirifrcd Orr. Mr.. and Mrs. Willard
foreman. Mr.. and Mre. Harvey Smith,
Mrs William shame. Mr.. and Mrs
Herman Dill. Mr. and Mrs. Thomas r
w~he,er.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-09-15
AucTIoNs--LEoALs.
Legal N OGtcoo

.
.coNsTrTUTIONAL AMHNDll1NT
See tlon B Of Artcle 4 Of s6~ Consel su sscn
9f r. ststz Of Delaware. in rsiatson 70
.sS}'i w III oIss 3fIssSt1yp X mHsAg.
SSfErTfitzI 81 TilE sfaSH lssk3SLfP S LfPHEE1HlfS ElH4 W.
EffIsfs EffsSf5P Il f2 ~ SatoH 1RS a5u.zz .zz.1sak NM
d issSSS e. ass, q s'ss e. ;. z a q 81:
SAID sssson ) . Ar,sris !. snd IN in..Tt ~ tins
sEriSS 3S fSs'o, J. toe rhs is,s.a: c.a.l A..,us,
shaIl provide Tor ieyyins sod eoiiss Iss
e.ats,lon tar frora every dassn of The
STAT: q The he, age . Of twenty -oos Zsess or
any. county shall be uniform tSrouSNout
shall 6e used eseludv.Iy S'V1 in 4: oounsr
WALLACE =. HANDY.
P's''dTspsL TaLTER LgIg TSm J pSsk9fsys e r. ssnsss
Sp2'of.d AH D bkSskYA. bARSS 4 T. eoyssaort p, assat
i 4. X. bepson. Secretary OF STATE Of
eorress e. copy % of 'S Sensss aS In No '; y :ao sn
uted An S, proposins ~ smsndment
ton Of the State Of Delaware, in relation
ep ne enro1iod BIN ,d 81 III 10 ';s N oes sRs- 4
,he she sys4asy sesfsss5y q hD5 si's snf
said bili proposfns such .nendmecs -, ss to 70
/ the constitution qf this state is publ sbed
IN accordance wih the requirements OF tbs
.socre,.ry's. wiEsrRug56r:. ! Nv. n oSY hsr..
.... sea. ...,. unto unto set my hand end of-
twenty nrst day Of July. In tho year Of
our Lord one thousand nine hundred and
/ twenty-five.
A. r. BENSON.
| secretary OF STATE
ESTATE OF NELLIE CAUSE SPAR:
that letters parliamentary upon the
estate OF Nellie Cause Spear la.e OF
g',n wilmington bundrs1. deccased. .werc
on the tbirty-hrst day of August. A. ID.
1929. and all persons Indebted TO ths
said deceased are requested to make pay
and All persons having demands again 81
the. deceased are required 70 cyhifrs
snd spnd present the same duly probssed %
bG 6rtSrs. ssrp essef dsy n Aoau On or rf2rs q,
Katharine $. Msris. sxecutriT. Addres.
ganisab,e ,napbi nuiid1s iidn1siley dss,orncy -stla-
ware.
ESTATE OF ELIZA HARvFY M.
CEAsED-Notice Is, hereby given ths'
letters parliamentary upon the es.aM o,
Eliza Harvey late of Wilmington hup
dred, deceased, were duly granted mt
: Morton Harvey and Hols.>fp Harvey Sr
the sixth day OF September A ID 1922
and all persons indebted 10 the sair
? deceased are requested 20 make nav
rnent 70 the executors wftho,Is dslav
and al persons having demands avsIo
the deceased are required 70 exhfhi
ana present the same duly proba,ed },
the said executors on or before ,bs svtl
day Of September, A. D. 1917 or and
n by the la~ IN this behalf Morton HAr
yey, Hoistefn Harvey. erecutors Al
dress j Rankin Davis, atsorn~y-at-Iav
! Equttsble Building. Wilmington. Dela
/, ware
S NOTTCE-Tbe Board Of Public Edpcs no
VIII open bids on Tuesday. Ssptemh~Y ne
: at o'clock, for !, 200 tons ~ bi sumfnou
a coal for immediate delivery and nav
J, meut Bids will also be opeus1 ~ ~
= same time for a slate switchboard pane
!, Specifications may be had a. tho bu 1nes
omce The right is reserved to re5s~
p any or all bids r. G. Bruce Buane.
4 Manager and Secretary
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-09-15
Suburban For Sale

FOR SALE-At Marshallton on Lineoir
Highway. one four-room and two six
room bungalows, with ground and frui
Apply Harry l.. Clayton, Oak Grove
Elsmere
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-09-15
Legal Notices

CONsTIT TUTONAL AMENDMENT.
IAN ACT proposing an Amendment to
Article Is OF the Constitution of the State
OF Delaware. and providing that no citizen
qualified to hold and enjoy any Office.
or public trust. under the laws Of this
BE II ENACTED by THE sEIIATE
AND HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVE
OF THE STATE OF DELAWARE IN
THIRDS OF ALL THE MEMBERS
ELEGTED EIls pfE3 TtT rq ! EASH r,Sa HOUSE CON
SECTION L.. That Article Is o. the
Constitution of the State of Delaware De
and the same is hereby amended by add
ing immediately after Section 8 thereof
the following new sec 1ian TO be Known as
Section 10:
SECTION 10. No citissn OF the State
OF Delaware shall oe disqualified to hold
and enjoy any Office. or pubic trust,
under the laws of this State, by reason OF
sex.
WALLACE S. HANDY.
President Pro TEN of the oenate.
WALTER J. PAsAEY,
Speaker of tle E-ou1e.
va, d. D-1N.IGY, Governo-."
the atate Of Delaware, do hereoy certify
that the above and io.egoins Is a true
and correct copy OF senate Bill No. SO,
entitled. An act propoaL,g on amend
ment TO Art-c,e IS OF sne Cons i.ut.on OF
the State OF Delaware. and providing that
no citizen of the S.ate of Delaware shall
! be disQua ih,d 20 hold and on,oy sny Of
4 1ce. or public trust, uaoer the Jaws OF this
! State. by reason of eek, as he came ap-
/ Of the Secretary of STATE and approved by
I the governor. April 4, A. d. 1911. which
said bill proposing such amendment 20 the
constitution of this Sta.e is published in
| accordance with the requiremen.s o1
/ the constitution Of the Soato.
..ss'.'''.'''' IL TESTI MON Y
Secretary's WHEREOF, 1 have here
Seal unto set my nand anc
/ s......s''''s-. Official sal al Dover. hi:
twenty-first dcy of July. in the year o
| our Lord. one thousand nine hundred anc
| txentyswo.
! A. X. BENSON.
Secretary OF State,
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-09-15

NOTICE-Tbe Board Of Public Edncst don
VIII open bids on Tuesday. September ia
at O'Clock, for 200 tons of bi bisumfnous
coal for immediate delivery and nav
meut. Bids will also be opened at the
same time for siase switchboard panel,
specifications may be had 40 tho bu q npss
ornce. The right is reserved to re3scf
any or all bids. r. G. Bruce Huaness
Manager and Secretary
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-09-15
EMPLOYMENT
Help Wanted--Male.

MAN-Experienccd. colored ms butler and
bouseman, Apply evenings; Red. Oak