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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-12-18
Many Arrive from The
German Prison Camps

WASHINGTON, Dec. rT.-Nrmcs OF
four officers and T6 enlisted men Of IN"
cSpeditionnTy forces who have arrived
safely in Franco from German prison
camps wcrc made public tonight b. the
War department.
Among the enlisted men were: Edward
Crum. Glcnwood W. Va; Tony Militia
Philadelphia: Allen II Ward. Toronto,
Ohio; John r Filter. Lancaster, Ohio:
Thomas Jones, Chestnut Ridge. Pa; Ben
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-12-18
Victory Dance.

IENit1:lonS hNvn Nt"n rcCrIH0d N TIC
city Announcing ;hc TiCtuy dance which
the Knights of Columbus will give Ne
"cmbrr - ut tn" Carroll Club auditO-
rium. Extensive preparations 90 for
yard with 'nrh day f"- the event. and
everything p"ss;hl" * being don" t.
lnok" !, n i"!iy celebration. The follow
iur committee. ';:.s b"an named: McSsrs.
I.;:lph Winters. Clarence NHaEcr. VIII
liam r ShT rbauEh. Nnward Ray. Law
ra!!,... Srri"ry rharl"S pMrll"%. Leon
ard l'.,"il !"lr chapman. Joseph Tully
ard Carl J. Fisher.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-12-18
Table d'Hote Dinner.

Tho Fort Henry Club vii! present an
attractive appearance On New icrS.
when The annual iahl" d'h"tr dinner VIII
b.. served ~ the patrons 81 tn" club
Manager Fhliip< AMI his committee arc
making rI:,S for ;hc affair. and il
promises :" he quito III" MOST delight
iul ger held The dinner will be served
from Geo un;il u'clu"k. and Gun'p $
Orchestra will present Z pleasing pro-
gram II Now musical hits. y delicious
menu will 10 served. and reservations
may hr made from nuw u1Hl noon on
Now Nrar'S LaT.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-12-18

Am ing t!c rhHrinlnE hU!ldaY cv"nts
l:>i,d il IT," .tl1h; i; fraternity dance.
vhiri. VIII ur ,:!v"u n'C"mh"r - ct III"
l:'k.' club in Martins Ferry TIL"
r,nl$i, vii! j.. furnished ~ tho Windsor
GrrhrSfra. nnt! decorations rn Keeping
with tlr season Will rr"duminat". y
number ~ ia" boy who w"r" unable
"a J." h"-r last Christmas viii 10 home
from ";"r:a.:-S AID from camp and The
star VIII H.. .,umrwi,r; in III" form Of
Il r,i:ntru. The usunr jolly crowd has
r"rr asked. ana ell are eagerly ahticI-
pa;iui: H." event.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-12-18
SIDE TALKS
AND WE CRY FOR MORE.
By RUTH CAMERON.

Tho other DAY as I was being carried
C1 N Az elevator. found myself pos
srSsed with 4 great !;Ipati"nce De-
caus. Il was not an express. And when
thought 10 myself. III this isn't typi-
cal OF ;hc way ". accept all the in
Vulnerable comforts ard convcn:caces
Of modsra l;fc and cry for more:
It isn't cnouSht that instead OF hav-
Ing 10 climb toiSornely up the stairs
~. glide easily TO our destination.
with 4 few br:rt stops. We now resent
rv.r those brief Interruptions.
From Three Days to Three Minutes
Ard Stil Dissatisfied
And then take the tctgphcne. There
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-12-18

Miss Jewel Greene entertained with
a delightful shower last evening nj
her home In Mozart hin. honoring Misc
Florence fNizatoth Citizens, whose rn-
eascncnt was ANNOUNCED at ThanksElf-
ing time The guests enjoyed pleas
ant evening, occupied with nccdIework
and handsome chest OF silver WIS
presented to Miss Citizens There Waa
q dainty luncheon served to the follow
ing: Misses Virginia D!Chy. Doris.
Gibson. Florence Citizens, Jane Hare
Mary Hare Margaret Lake. Catherine
Prayer. Frances Pragcr. Sara lsG"lnan,
fosc Sctt"ll, lrma ScE"ne7i'in Flor
erEO Young.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-12-18

edic LcsaEc. Braddnck. Pa: Joseph Mcny.
Philadelphia: Walter T. NeliiS, Cincin-
natl; G"org" W. Snyder. Grrrnville, L. {:
Clarence Newton. tlnCinnatt; Lewis
Sander. Philadelphia: Owen poughrrty
th"stcr. Ia; Frank. J. Meyer. Reading.
Ohio; Mike B:aycr, Youngstown. Ohio:
Clarence i. Eas;. Eric, Pa: Waclnw
Mikclkcwiczs. Philadelphia
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-12-18
watch Meeting AID Social.

TIL Epwortl l."a2:ll' "f y" 'I"'adHl-
nhq " T.. church wi! h"l" ! watch
might meeting IN! social at n" church
or NV T""T's; go which M A"'iht wi!
hr largely aft';Lrd.. \ splendid pro
:.:,"n - "ntcs.aiaim"nt vii !" rendered.
following "'ii','ii r"fr"shm"nis Will u"
s.ry.,! in tho i.a.:..ir"ri "r the church.
'Ih.s. .,rra'r" ar" always !"nii"h forward
IL with zen interest.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-12-18
Athletic Climb R2nOucr.

= The 7Icnry Athletic club enjoyed n
banquet last evening Al Their .clHb
rooms In the last End a. an appr"-
pirate celebration Of thu cancellation ~
their football year. The affair VAS ar
ranged 10 honor the players and prov
cd IL success in every way.
Manager Jacubucci gave an interest
Ing talk. in which he G"mplin"nt"d IN"
players on their past seasons work an"
Coach EQnnqrI followed with words or
appreciation TO the team for thcL:' CO.
operation with him In thc past TWO
months. Arrangements were completed
for the dance which tho iicnrys VIII
give during the Christmas season ana
a delicious banquet wa3 enjoyed. Those
who compose the team are: M"SSTS'
Manager Jacobucci. Coach ConnorS. L.
roy Carl. Hugh Stohhs, Ben boyle, .I":'.
Holmes. Albert Sors. Ehn". Hcldctt"r.
Edward llowiey. Chas. Brandfas:i. "haS.
Williams VIM. Baker. Nm. Jarvis. John
l1,gan. Robert Clarke. Edward Nail.
Thomas Common. james plum'n"r.
Christmas Week at Y. W. c. 4.
l,,.ir ti,t.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-12-18

Til" Daughters - tm"r"a Held ~ ;T-
irrr%:in:7 meeting last evening i, I. ..
q. r ball This is I've. first meeting for
:."l ora! uncnihs ard u nu!uhrr AZ BUS
:,"s$ were i:ScGSs",l.. \ PHEASANT. So
c!:u h",Ir r"if"w".l IA" business session.
'p1AL's don S:uhu:tlS3iI'L puE
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-12-18
ElZnSr md Suppc-.

st Hiun!cu'$ Guild or ST. Paul t.piSco-
pal church viii hold is annual hnzaar
.,,irnrrrT n tie basement OF tho church
ON Wa!nu, street. beginning at o'clock
ia the afternoon. MnnT useful and
dainty gifts for the holiday season VIII
H.. ON sale and Il turkey supper VIII be
s"rrcd from until ) O'Clock.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-12-18
Piles Cured In 9 to II DIys

Dru ggists refund money y PAIo ONT
HETST fails TO cure Itching. Blind.
Eleeding or Protrud.ns Piles. Stops
Irritation: Soothes and Heals. You can
yet rcstful sleep after the first a2plica-
lion Price Coo.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-12-18
A Tonic: and
Health Builder

Remove that warning cough nr cold
with Calrrrhs 9TH" calcium tah!"O.
They CIV" strength 10 combat Illness.
SOC boxes a, druggists or from
E:CkNAN LABORATORY, l'hllad"iphia.
Manufacturers Of f.cE:nan'? Alternative.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-12-18

Christmas Week at x. W. c. 4.
Preparations are being made NJ 10"
Young WCmcn'S Christian Association
The Ontario Argus. (Ontario, Or.) 1???-1947, 1918-10-10

Are rru aAEr1I ~ AAAIr
Ths daf-Y co~ "a oas % the bsst
f-rsurss a tas 1uzan famiir. Mlk
b puu-rsusf 1f <r-ar Tod ralne- BGt-
tsr . sks xfnr - hza chee-o b
ruurtihtnE. and custaEe e1ssss czn -
NEE "a a s.orr % unurfshinE disaes.
'1InE - -rcessarr a an means Tls
taf-Y cr~ 1f Orrwuu nust ~ pro-
tserad r shs - hufr1sr-d 90 Etii
taup ID Mn tnut1rruu WEat then.
'suulf t.s chftt-rn % 0reg1n an b.
-.uus % An zars 1r-cs ~ tss.iS. aurt
an ~ innor ana ucher r1farorahie
crnan1nns 40 cosr % prutucszr milk
and 1c.er fai-T grudnsrs nna <-rafir
lacrrassa- -nuss1asnrs of sake TIE
-r1rs "a essss e,nda 90 tae consurne-l
tas 49, -lluned 1Exnsr rhe cun-l
nm nnEaks ls 20 cur dowu tne iau-
~ o-znazDafaa of naIk shea rhe
,r.-. rs-a 1i<Her. Tnas "a poor -
snamy "a AZ Gag run - q EiIi ~
sxr.sis z..n 1ncssr h1lls arer fur
las -nilar.n sna p.rnas. Tor pi1rr
,sEk a. --m
The Ontario Argus. (Ontario, Or.) 1???-1947, 1918-10-10
oSranED cHIrEExs MAKE
CLEas UP ar BOISE Ftr

DR. A G. Woorv. WITH HI san
0rpinEionE- Chsries Afhsr,nn wa
1is White wyandosres. ant Frnak
Lsrsiand wfth Ma sErsr sDanrlsi
Hamburzs made q c.eaning az ne
BsfR fair. ar-ordlnE 70 the reports
rrusisef TIM weeE Thsr not onlr
took the rrzr prizRs buf n several
cases trok r1s sseonlis and rairis a.
sell Ths Bnine czneisrs were 20
taken uifh the exhfBifH shoua bY tns
Ontario men that taey requested
them % show HEaiu a. r1s Mia-wlnfar
show. NJ PARA Of Fruaiand a.
rnnrrd tne sxhlhir or tas ournrlo
nen and Also uon q bunch of Driraa
The Ontario Argus. (Ontario, Or.) 1???-1947, 1918-10-10

wmv we re rsticn tirxefs for Au--
sr4en- ranty and cfEarssfss. buf ~
Raj crusa ttsnkH ~ ~ Nu1 ~ - -
sued srerv vreir ~ffh 80 uue.- 80 -
arr not 4. .ueed
No rars r-s nd NJ plrruren ta<er
rue- szs wf1I a1Es fheEn tsksu - that
IN III rzr sus IL tl1e snzr lsrrsr g'u
rse arun ~ NJ rri gvsr asre- s1d
ths go n Wsssourf psnt oE4- tros go
Z russs TN have 70 lavs then taEez-
n -nfns hsrn naczt aNf tha tirue-
tr- - - -ur ntzf TINT trr sse-T-
ihs-r siae e. I5reir nnt am ei-s ana
sar1r. Z TN aeross srctrer felli~
hsr. sruu 0a<nrfsl Re a n rhe
ssua -nnrr wfsh ze-
T r-sss. III ricss f1r ttis tins. h1r-.
irr . rsf ~ a-suer suon- rOrr tcu-
prre O. = LTE--rls.
The Ontario Argus. (Ontario, Or.) 1???-1947, 1918-10-10

a1 "ousi fseife.t +rer aes
"seS -11t Eus r--irsf --ke ra-ils
trur1 ~ qt-'s lpri- - { e-li- -rpn
Aenres1 A--ter- Fo N@s -'laa -
asrfa'niif Hol11-, asx -i'~il A11
I'm Hnnm - Frr- - resia
asen --enirea so -taf - -r'aH1s lsre
11a ao1-R 20 isFe 1s ia i- nee
e t-s Erzl-i
n - -sr -fer rfF-
The Ontario Argus. (Ontario, Or.) 1???-1947, 1918-10-10

r-nrrs rrs ru- ter nrrElf rrria1
ona-sE7-r1 EVER 1uce in Eualls
F-rrrs sur ler surar -rrz1r- 1uai shs
Eseus 90 sfrrEtnr ~ hrzvelT zut ~
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tar rtax-s Er1zrel
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nrrv -sr-sur 1ftes nsaL 8ur F-znrel
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asa q Frznre - nrr eur 31wu al
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The Ontario Argus. (Ontario, Or.) 1???-1947, 1918-10-10
Letters From Wdlheur County
Boys NOr Fighting In FruHce

oscsun.sr ue aoardaf the P-s=tte1r
Lz-crIr tuu-E tcr r-rnce- Toz
Ercu tts r-uaiten- -.l1rnl1 las 1e@u
t1-rsdoef azce
Ne rad q lf1e 1nssars. srcnth So
tst rnt zee SCENARIO. srsrr C1t-rsr-
--lE 1- IA zsa ana i1i H-s l---ssr-
mas tl--ar urol ne rc-sr 1nzrs -tn
riren ruu ilTE oar frcu t-r -rrr rf
.l1rt1-- vas -aE1r I1 rfsd. tts -rsa-
slss rns usasfes ilf- rgr-- ne 1s
r1r-l ls I1sfrr rrT eumrarr i-ew
Z srulE - -aker fr F-rrch tcsv--zt
ana su rzs. -r,srs -c1fz au1 IN
6srsraEd a ru-f .taE Hts sait rur
-cu11 trev 1rdsr=t1nf -usl l rus
frIsr a. Tref1 -rl,l -1r G r-1sss rrsrz 'uerc
sn-ls rcaEr scrus rse r1 1ote SITES.
-Es ei-sr ter taTE ucc Heil n -ur
'rs-ki tfrns. and rte rszr ttt1x ras
10 1zu1 ~ ny euur1anJ. Etsrd tsi
fc1zd fterr n 1sur Ii1Ts. rc ,1T- su--
prsss. noe soifssr-1r sar 1u1Ett-1
stat - -nw No { E1vznEe isuur 90
A. q ms ras -uw 10 uhid1s
nt laz1ary. ard ursr iteiT Vuu lase
hsarr rt Frvnrn nut- srfE - nd
warm cine1as Ezzf -uhh~r 1fp ,soeE -
u1aas e ElI -rrae lrsI --rz --aeesr
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stc1 znE1ssr rrumsr-E ina ,u1lE
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The Ontario Argus. (Ontario, Or.) 1???-1947, 1918-10-10

All cane And bed sugar , lncilsei
IN ,he t~o-ps1Ed pr manfA resa4.
ton brown suEar mut be savsi
iass the same a. ~aee Mapla sssar
- aot andsr rhs a4n-
The Ontario Argus. (Ontario, Or.) 1???-1947, 1918-10-10

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Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-12-13
RIGID DISCIPLINE
STILL ON At DIX
Rush for Discharges is Checked
by Admonition Of Gen
eral Scott.

Camp Dix, Wrightstown, n. j., Dec. Is.
in statement issued yesterday after,
noon to officers and men OF the camp ana
their relatives. Major General Scott points
out the patriotic and highly important
nature of the work which remains to be
done in army camps by those whom mill
tarv necessity requires in the personnel
of permanent organizations. Many ap-,
plicants for discharge have been received
at camp headquarters from officers and
enlisted men who have been transferred
to permanent camp organizations or
members of their families. Now that
the armistice has been signed | do not
see WHY | should be longer retained in the
service" is familiar quotation from
most of these letters and the commanding
generals memorandum is an answer to
such queries.
The business section of Wrightstown.
wiped out by flames Wednesday, probably
will be rebuilt at once. These stores were
the nearest TO the camp and got big
share of the trade from soldiers and visi-
tors. BY reason of the change in the war
situation some of the enterprises had
passed the hey-day of prosperity, but
others were enjoying unabated success.
Convinced that the camp Is to he a
permanent army post, officials OF Wrights-
town are gong ahead With the public I'M
provements, including new roads and
sidewalks A fine stretch of concrete
sidewalk from the centre of the town to
the reservation line has just been COM
pleted. In the camp itself the govern
ment is going ahead with extensive road
Improvements and Is replacing some OF
the connecting links of gravel and stone
roads with concrete.
Disappearing from camp st the time
bis regiment, the 503d Engineers, 18th
Division, was leaving for an embarkation
camp last spring, Private Joseph Straub
has been sentenced by a general court
martial here TO life tenn IN a military
prison. Straub returned in September,
bu told officers he would not bear arms
az ainst Germany. Major General Scott
has approved the sentence, but reduced
the term TO 20 years.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-12-13
CHESAPEAKE YACHT CLUB.

Easton, Dec. 13-At the thirty third
annual meeting OF Chesapeake Bay
Yacht Club, Easton, these officers were
elected: Commodore, s S. Schuyler
vice commodore, Colonel Oswald Tilghman
rear commodore William J. Starr; secretary
Samuel A Rohrer; treasurer, Alfred Lee
Tharp; board of directors, Matthew
/. Goldsborough, DR. Hughlett Hard-
castle, David Gregg, Hampton Howell,
II was agreed annual regattas, aban-
doned during the war, would be re-
vived next season.
Mr.. and Mrs Henry Shreve cele-
brated their golden dding anniver-
sary Thursday. Mr.. Shrcve was post
MASTER of Easton for several years
Mrs Shreve wns Miss Helen Coates, of
Philadelphia. Both are descendants of a
long line of Quakers, who were among
the first settlers of Pennsylvania. Their
only son, Forest Shreve, is connected
with the Carnegie Institute, at Tucson
knzona.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-12-13
SPANISH INFLUENZA
MORE DEADLY
THAN WAR
Said That Epidemic Cost More
Lives Than American Loss
in Battle. Danger Not
Over. Great Care
Necessary to Pre-
vent Further
Outbreak.

The appalling ravasee of Spanish In
iuenzs in this country are perhaps best
reaiized by the statement recently made
that more deaths have resulted in little
more than q month from this disease than
through our whole eighteen months par
ticipation in the battles of the European
war.
Our greatest danger now. declare au-
thorities. IS the great American tendency
TO forget easily and 10 believe the peril Is
over. Competent authorities claim the
coming Of cold weather IS very apt 10 bring
return a: this disease and there should
be no iet-up throughout the winter months
OF the fu,Iowing easily observed precau-
ttons. remem bering that influenza Is far
easier 60 prevent than cure.
crowds as much a. possible Influenza
germs spread when iguolaIt or careless
persons snecze or cough without using a
handkerchief Cover up each cough or
sneeze. Do not spit on the door Sidewalk
In street cars or public places Avoid the
use of common drinking cups and roller
towels in public places. Breathe some re-
liable germfcidsl and sntiseptic air 70 de
Etroy the germs that do find Iodgment In
your nose and theoat.
Remember. no safer precaution against
influenza can be employed in this manner
than TO get from the nearest drug store
complete Hyomei outfit consisting of s.
bottle Of the pure oil of Hyonlei and q little
veet pocket. hard rubber inhaIing device
into which q few drops of the oil are poured
you during the day and each half nour or
so put 81 in your mouth and draw deep
breaths of It's pure. healing germ kfilin.
air into the passages of your nose. throat
and lungs
By destroying germs before they actusily
begin work in your blood. you may make
yourself pract tiCally immune 20 infection
AL tbe>e suggestions about Spanish in
fucnza arc equally true IN the prevention
of colds. catarrh of nose and throat. bron-
ctitis and even pneumonia Don become
Careless. Do your part. Keep the germs
away. You may save yourself > serious Ill
ness and the loss of several weeks work
y B. Danforth
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-12-13

p'etely. All previous announcements
have been that if the 1920 feature re.
maiDcd in the revenue measure il could
not become a law during this session
of Congress That ultmatum has been
cancelled Denunciation of the plan
will now be considered sufficicnt to re-
move responsibility from Republican
shoulders, and the Democrats will be
permitted to have their own way.
Heretofore antagpnism from the Re-
publicans has loomed 50 formidable
that Democratic leaders were looking
for suitable moment TO let go and adopt
a joint resolution cnqrafting the excess
profits rates on the existing law. Chair
ntan kitchin OF the Ways and Means
Committee was prepared 10 bring in
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-12-13
The Useful Umbrella

An ideal Xmas gft-a servceable umbrella.
strongly made. with firm. durable cover, and selec-
ton of handles to suit every taste-at prices that
please. S1.O0 TO $3.50
Travelling Bags, good. strong ones that carry
nicely and hold lot The correct shapes and feathers
from dependable factories 800 TO $1,000.
Leather Pocket Books and Hand Bsgs, most
women always need a new pocket book. They wear
them out quickly because they have to carry so
many things in them. One Of these will surely
please, they are right in every way, $l0O to $3.50
-fst Floor.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-12-13
1890 j. S. SOLDIERS
IN CASUALTIES LIST
AIT Killed in Action; 2O8 Died of
Disease, and 1922 Wounded;
4l2 Missing.

BY Associated Press to Every Evening
Washington, Dec. 13.-1hc following
casualties are reported by the command
ing general of the American Expeditionary
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-12-13
REVENUE BILL TO PASS.
Republicans Decide Not to Block Passage
OF New Measure: Content TO Protest.

Washington, Dec. 81 he Republi-
cans CT the Senate will not seek to OBJ
strIc. or defeat the pending Revenue
Bill They will discuss it, oliver amend.
ments, vigorously oppose the feature
relating ia taxation for 1920, and per-
ralt the bill 70 become law. They
Will not 'illbuster to prevent the legls-
latlon and will not use their objection
TO the revenue levy as method by
which an extraordinary session Of Con
gress can he made certain.
Overnight the attitude Of the Re
publican Senators has changed ron-
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-12-13

Percy Silver, the Rector of the church.
IL WAS quiet wedding, only immediate
members of the families and n few in
innate friends attending.
Ex-Judge Dustin is first cousin If
the late Mr.. Archbold, and his home is
in Dayton, Ohio. lie has held judicial
Offices in Ohio for many years. At
one time he ran for Congress on the
Republican ticket in third Congressional
District in that State, and has written
largely on civic and political subjects.
Mrs. Dustin has been active in phil
antropic and educational projects She
inherited more than s12,OO0,0OO Of the
s41 900, 900 estate Of her late husband
. Ynu Try arl Every Evening want ndy
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-12-13
STANDARD OIL w IDOW wEDs.
Mrs. John y. Archbold Marrics Former
Husbands Cousin.

New York, Dec 13.-Mrs. John d.
Archbold, widow Of the former President
OF the Standard Oil Company of New
Jersey, who died in December, 1916,
and former Judge Charles w. Dustin
Of the Court Of Appeals Of Ohio, were
married yesterday afternoon al $50
the Incarnation, by the Rev. Horacf
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-12-13
CHRISTMAS CANDY SPECIAL.

Ariba Assorted Chocolates IN FIVE
pound boxes. Special Christmas price
81 25 the OK Each box contains a choice
assortment OF nut. cherry and assorted
cream pieces This is the best value we
have ever offered in our candy depart
ment.
Danforth's Dependable Drugs, Market
and Second streets ADV