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DR.. B. G. L0WREY WILL
NOT TRY FOR CONGRESS

BLUE MOUNTAIN. Miss. Oct. /.
tSpl DIR, b, c. Lowrey who recently
was publicly mentioned as a probable
candidate for congress to succeed II.
y stephens. OF New Albany, Miss, and
who has had considerable encourage
mont from various parts OF the district,
viii likely not enter the political race.
large numbers OF his most loyal friends
md counselors believing that his best
services to his state and nation can be
rendered In the capacity Of an educator
Though Dr. Lowrey has not formally
announced his decision to keep out OF
politics, those close TO him are OF the
opinion that this will be his ultimate
conclusion.
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FeWer Men Being
Arrested In Houses
With LeWd Women

Twenty-one women and three men
were arrested Tuesday night and early
Wednesday morning in the vice raid
inaugurated by the police the latter part
of last week, With the exception of
few all posted forfeits for their APP
pearance In city court Wednesday AT
ternoon The majority protested they
were not leading immoral lives and
whether they will report for a hearing
Wednesday afternoon is being awaited
with interest. II they forfeit their
bonds it win be taken by the police
as an admission of guilt
The fact that but three men were
arrested does not mean the police are
discriminating, J, b. Burney, chief of
police, said. Only three men were
found in houses last night and they
we're promptly arrested.
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REVIVAL BRINGS
ACCESSI0NS TO CHURCH

There have been II accessions to the
church since the beginning OF the re-
vival at Madison Heights Methodist
church Sunday. A very large congre-
cation was present Tuesday night
Wednesday morning the Rev. Il. S.
Lewis, who is conducting the services
for his brother, the Rev, T. w Lewis,
pastor of the church. took as his sub
ject, Prayer" maintaining that
through prayer Gods methods in deal
ing with us may be changed, and point
ed out the place Of prayer in daily
Christian life,
nounced for Wednesday night, the pur-
pose being to show that the ideals be-
Ing followed today can bring neither
peace for this life nor hope for that
which is to come.
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1919-10-01
MISSISSIPPI NAMES
RHODES CANDIDATES

UNIVERSITY OF MISSISSIPPI. Oct.
], tspl) Under the new method adopt
ed by the Rhodes scholarship trust. the
faculty committee OF the university has
made the nominations OF the candidates
for the scholarship from the univer-
sity. The men selected from the uni
versity have all made exceptional
records here,
They are Byron England. West Point
Miss, senior In the university this
year with an exceptionally high record
Mississippian, and was voted the best
student in the university In i9lS-I9;
Lewis Iirgetts Canton. Miss. q junior
with high school record In scholarship,
a track man, football and baseball,
plays IN the orchestra, and was a sec
ond lieutenant In the infantry; Drane
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Read News Scimitar Wants
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for Mississippi will meet at the univer-
s.ty, oct. 20, to make final selections OF
The Rhodes scholars from those who
nave been selected from the different
colleges OF the state. Four men are
TO be selected from the state, two for
committee consists of Chancellor ] N.
Powers, chairman; Prof. A. G. Saun-
ders, Millsaps college, Jackson, Miss,
and the following Rhodes scholars |.
Capt. Il. c. Beckett. West Point, Miss,
secretary; Capt. Eugene Farley Mem
phis, Tenn, and Hon. T. j. Ford, Pas
cagoula, Miss, the first Rhodes scholar
from Mississpni
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1919-10-01
AUToIsTs GET DAMAGES

HICKMAN, Ky.., oct, l. tSpll--I
Dad, Of Harry Ice King, I'd Pugh and
'atle,t Graves, who were injured wher
trim crashed into Mr. Kings ear
tr King hatng sued for 81 $50. Mr.
ugh for 81, $50 and NJ Graves tels
l.a5o. the Jury allowed Mr. King and
IL Pugh $500 damages and M. GrareS
laA The accident occurred about two
miles east az Hickman at podu ~sv4~-
iAg about Two months ago.
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GEN, EGAN DEAD.

NEW YORK. Oct, 1,--Gen. Patrick
EEan. one of the founders OF the home
rule movement In Ireland and former
United States minister to Chile, died at
tho home Of his daughter here last night
after an illness OF several weeks.
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BAKER ON JUNKET

WASHINGTpN.. Mar. Secretary
Enktr rdanS To lCav" Washington sun
.:ar accompanied by ti"n"ral march,
chief If staff for an Inspection TIFF
that Will take him I" III" pacific 'oa$'
and the Mexican hnrdrr.
Thu. mhir"t uf IN" trip which Will
v,ruIy .rtou' rhrrc weeks. Is {" permit
The ..;"rrrtary and ti"urral March 'h
,isi, amps which during tn" war thrS
,,rr,. unable. IL INSPECT.
Tia. tentative" Urinary Will lak" 'h''''
, L. cam. ,'u%trr. Michigan: l'"dt". Iowa;
Funston. KANSAS: lewis. Washington
E.r.t:in t'aliiurUII Font Hiss. f"Ft
! Worth ana I'.,mp Howl. T"NtS: a"'l
rake. Arkansas: and camp zachary l"t'
lor IN"nturkN.
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IrsuS Chris, to say" th"m. His tfl'n"S
demonstrated. hut II" answered Them
NV near, - breaking with agony '"'
M, uarr lost hUyS III h'S VEINS -
In. Hines, hl.nd nC tn" British ariS'"'
,.,,.y IN. Earl e.; Shail"$hur%. VII"
r,,n,.s hi, ;.nII,,. .t 'h.. W"St End I"
d,,r or,r! IN. 9th and sQual"r 81 lhrS'
y..,.eS..< at li"ihvrn N.adu"t !" i'ni ~
bows Mhurr IL ,:u say" Ter hf'S' :
>.ik" .
W. need. n rh~ second place inc
I,,,ryI-,..r, ,hai ~, lost may '"' saved
W.hI., tn, lamp holds "uI I" burn. Inc
vil.Si sinner ma return. ih!S CON
y!.ti"u has given birth |" IN" HhlNaI"'
Army. .r"$rIc miSSl"Ils. ;hr H'""'"'
Volunteer movement. "ur great o.
luonrlnai!,:.Ii missionary movements
! i lad John u ward 10 III" PRISON dn,'-
s.ui,~ 1t, l.un!"n: ll"crnr" EiEht'hSa'
=, III. hartI.,.,ldS al the world; carey.
| lul>s,u. Livingston" and n"hi" I'M
81 ,.,s>i,I,,rv heroes and h"r"!n"S. or
,>n.,r. n. world was no; worthy. When
!r,t> ,.nrvl,f:ou rests upon our hearts.
w.. shall h.. w.ili"l: Ike ihcS" 30 make
Sarrli,"s and fUt forth efforts 10 win
; th,i lest mo 'h' krnEdtan.
! Thirdly. ". ,nc"d Ia know that IN"
I T;rsu-!. N" !.''ri n"wS about Jesus
! Christ : tn" mower Of God until saliva
! rnr. TN" rrr-''n,u"nt. n""d Of mis-
low i. IA" .ilLSi If IN" struggles OF
! human !Ifr. Nv" temptations that "Ve:-
! uh"Irm. tnr struggles that almost
crush. IN" SORROWS that max" moist 'h'
cy.s. and III SINS that hold with Snrh
! :, ,:-iu. IS that "" should know more
.n,.", tn. rnwrr 81 Jesus christ 10 save
! ami To k"rp and if We who AZ" work
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EVANGELIST Greeted
Continued from Page ore.)

-. o..l"rk nv"ry afrrrnuu:I. '.\""p' So.
ur,iavs and Mondays. ar" h"rNS we'll
attended. pr nrcs - - 'h2rs" "i1'ar'
S.arrh!nS'' was n" sUhircr discussed
Yesterday. Will" TINS afternoon '0Fhr
little Things Of l-f"" w.!l l.. IA" sub
icct.
Toai:.h, Or. Rrrs VIII preach upon
Going pv"r III" T"p--N"';'c&. "h.'h
- u!." az his most nHSi"r:"i ana t'"''E
,I~,.our$cS. Tn"r" wj'! hr II" player
;.l""tjr., n any 81: III. = '-h""'h'." I'M,
ar. rariirira;;ng1,u ~" r'v,>Hl H:'I y Is
b., ON, -: tn" iar:.r$! slnrr tn" ,vlnsci'
!SiIr Scrrvlrrs w.r" begun.
The Sermon.
Preaching with az li.t"HS" 'ar7'"S'- -
mss that embodied -" "E"ur-f"i"
,'nuviriion" which was las theme. Mil
on =. RnrS, n" "VHuS"l's;. 'HThh"I an
attentive. and thoughtful audience" AT
IN. Fourth Street Methodist ErISc"Nh'
church last nigh. His i"n"S IT V"'''
alone, his stories alone. his argument
alone, would bay" carrir'! conviction.
but the man himself - lbs avn Pcs
argument when he il u';. a:t:!d"i
IN Tie service or n" loSi N'rld. IT,
Possesses the Fuur.fuii '"nN'"'i"u. ar
perhaps better. H.. = i"'>!"S>'1i y! IN
Icour-Fnld Convection, al! i lhi:' !h''
obvious 10 thc most ,'sU1! "E;'"rT"T.
which lent peculiar Significance t" 'h'
,"rIucn Of lasi Ii.rh'.
''lEr shalt fail wlthru: "n:vi"tnn.
he sud. .t:Ind by cu"v c;'"', q" Mt
mean NOR, opinion. NOR n'pr"SS'""
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DIED

BRnLES suddenly. N New YORK. city.
HENRY NJ. EEll.LES, formerly e:
Wh,.rlin.. !n.iuvcd husband Of Emma
e.. uiulmnmD Brill"S.
Euu"rul from the r":;I,lrr"" -: William
';uIman. II North From! street. We'd
n"SLay afternoon 1t "'l"'h. Scr
vices AMI Ini"rm"ut private. BurIal
N tir~cHwr"i cemetery.
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WE WE EVERYTHING s sea

WE HAVE 100 single white enamel
beds, springs and mattresses. complet"
al $3.50 each: 35 oak wash stands III
good condition. at $500 each.
ONE large gag restaurant range.
ONE moving picture machine at $50.
ONE physicians operating TABLE IN
good condition.
100 opera chairs. 800 each.
ONE; lot of crooks a sc.
ONE Angie die scale. $40.
100 revolving stools. $40 per dozen.
ALSO a large line of new and second
hand tools and machinery and automo'
bile supplies.
SEE our assortment Of gas and coal
TOOL STORE.
1851 AND 1888 MARKET STREET.
Telephone ao15J.
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LEGAL NOTICE

Notice to Creditors and Debtors OF Jose
phinc L. Cooper Deceased.
II j. requested that all accounts
agaInS, .i">"nh.r" t.. ''""rrr. d"c"l$"d
l." -fiIrd Wit! the undersigned VIII" hh>
Qualified ~ ndninSlrat"r Of III" rStat'
IN rr before April Isl. l!lH.
MI ,rhturS ar" r"nli"Si'H |" maE'
settlement or communicate" with tn" adj
,ujni~(rGlur on or h"tOr.' lint dat.
HARRY W. DAVIS.
administrator.
Wns: Alexander. Pa. t.. Ib i
mr-I-I - {.
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WANTED-Male or Female
TEACHER WANTED.

Position. So month for ncM lhr""
months :w:IitS you ii :ou can t"acn an!
five of The IoIlnwing subjects in a good
high srhuul: First gear Latin, second
year Latin. second Year French. Algebra.
first, SECOND. third or fourth year Eng
lish. ancient history. Address l"N GUS.
Wheeling. mF-''i
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BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES

WANTED Prostate sufferers TO road "ur
announcement nudrr Personal. No
drugs Thu f.I"rtr"'h" rmai company.
Harrison, Bldg. Stcuh"mrlil" ono.
mr-I-E
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PERSONAL

PROSTATE disorders bladder trouble IN
nrn: getting up frequently III nlRht.
positively and rapidly "rercom" without
drugs privately at home: doctors. "St""-
palh s. rhIrupracInrs. physical rultur"
directors us" II: easily used by any"n"
anywhere: no matter what YOU nave
tried or how old tn" case. this method
will bring results quickly. Writ" Tor
free illustrated booklet and convincing
testimony. Elrctrol hcrmal Co.. HarrI-
son Bids. Struh"nviil". Ohio. mr-'-g
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SIDE TALKS
By RUTH CAMEEoN
pU YOU STUTTEEP

;.,, .,,r.. since
l,r. INA, I've heard
wr =" hr'h sun: IT,! :. ''''''
n, W.T." '.. -, ofhcn 80 n
w 49,. yr,.,,ur ,yLa..
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M I4'H !" - ..,'.,, ,.ro,n -,
ion. -" >i''' '"' ,.,, .h,.
:rl.nG t""ii' "''' '". ''n' ,,,.,,
. .ad! h. "'' no. as S''" kn''''"' '''''
i,S'"u'"G :" 'h"ir ""aIteF'
'.l.lS''r. %'1''. .Ei'""' "i'". ~
v"::TS''i: = yea ''''' '''-i'" ''''
Xix" st. ox
Four Time An 1''e W.
h~i"n':. ~ N' ''',''','' 3D., ,.,ns,
wa""<'i W''A' H' ,,,t,,r.n
~";'d"r'u' ''''' ~, no.,
.'''E l near" H. .t;.'. 49,, .,,rb
;""n:Hc. lex o. I'm, ,,,,
u wond'F!N. GAY NV" u - .,,o-,,,,
rT'C :" ;E'' 'E!"' ''''' = = ,I,
H;.ik." ~ 'a''E Gc.:;'" "'"m ,"' f''
h"r" E"a;'a "A'k - my ~
= A"r'' Hl1 :"u -
! Th"Fr" >in''E ""''' r''''. 1000 .,..,
'Hi:.' N" a'"EaS" H'"''S ,t,,.-
word '"r ''E"7N't '"S S", ,,c
| -" 'T'EE h'hS ~" "''''..' = ,.,I,.
,!oG":, slang EXPRESSIONS S''' me ~:
hnsid" NJ. ami S"" "''Ni' M '',';
tEl""1 81 IN" r">' ~ M '', -"
| ,hf' exception III L -" S'''''' 80 ~
! :iounS.
J We All Get Anns on ~of
! OF course. ta;t 4 'd''''V !.'''" '''''
: sweeping Hi''hHI' 'H' ''''>
! * suggest th'' ''iiF'FSa''''''' '''''.'''
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WANTEOL,Agents

wANTEp-Three sooa agents to sell
household necessities on tie Install
ment plan. Best Of goocs and best CT
commissions. We pay Weekly. & +.
Adams Co.. l140-1142 Main st mr-l2-r
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WANTED--Male

uaETEp-Trnstalc sufferers to road
nuI announcement under Personal! y"
,rurs 'rh. Ei"rirnth"rma Company.
iI,rr,snn Bldg, S;"uhcnvllr. Ohio.
mr-J-G
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SEUMAN-On Tuesday. March (, 1919.
at o'clock -. M. MRS. l.nTTlE: MAY
SNlEnt:R SiICM.\N. in the eth year
IF her age.
Funeral from the hom" of her parents.
MIR. aud Mrs. {. Y. Sniri!"r. 1871 Wood
street. CA Friday afternoon at ::3V
"',!urk. rTIrndS Of the family Ar" i'll
vli"u Ia attend. Int"rIn"ut III Iircrn-
wood cemetery
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WANTED-Position

ED-E.!npl0ymrni. manager ana
safety engineer desires IL connect
with prngrrsS:Y" firm. Address J. j.. =.
care IntclliSnnCcr !nr-"-l
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MAXwELL-'In Monday. March :. 1912.
III II ,.:n n'rln'> y. m. =! III" h"m'" "i
hr. daughter Mrs. y ". RiiC"iy. Ut
WnmI~ri,I' ALEXANDER J.. MAN.
WELL. aged - years.
Funeral SrTN ices from it" residence
Thursday afternoon at O'Clock.
Friends invited. Int"rncnt WCSt
Alexander cemetery.
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FOR SALE

FOR SALE fresh COW. Albert Miller.
MnZart Phone 323S-N. mr-i-l
FOX SALE-Four five-roomed houses OF
10th St, McMechen-one nve-roomca
house on 3rd and Garfield St, McMech-
en-one ftve-roomed house, Marshall
St, Renwood. Inquire Of. MI. J. E. Doyle,
10Th and Marshall Sts., McMechen.
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MISCELLANEOUS

U ANT - FURNITURE, RUGS,
HANGINGS, SILVER, LINEN, ETC.
EVERYTHING FOR EIGHT ROOM
HOUSE. MUST BE BEAUTIFUL. AD-
DRESS n. S., CARE INTELL1GENCEF.
f-36-!i
WANTED-Fnrd automobile. VIII buy
or cxrhang" I year old brown horse
weight loo. good style. qnrt: Adur@Ss
Fox No. rs. West Liberty, W. Va.
N''> $3.50
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WANTED-Female

WANTED-t.xp"ri"nC white cook and
Il girl for upstairs. Mrs. J. j. finl!o-
way. Tel Wood sdair is. mr-1-)
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LOST--A light rnaln"l"d pansy pm with
pearl IA r"ui"r on last Friday. Re.
ward for return 10 lntcllig"ncrr
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FOR RENT

FOR RENT a !i"$' class :hrm "t lb-H.
rood huIldiu.~ EuQuir" ~ "r write
f.. l.. Manning. West Liberty. w. Va.
mr-J-J
FOR RENT-Nic"ly furnished rooms.
rnndrru ronvrEirncns. in business CEN
ter or tIty Inquire Ind floor lntelligen-
ar rIIt,t ja-l3-tf
FOR RENT-Onr large light front room
End floor. Market street. steam neat;
suitable for one OF tw" gentlemen. VIII
rent furnished or urIurnished. Inquire
End floor Intcl!!Eencer lildS: 0-l3-ll
FOB RENT-Splendid room 81 by 20
f,rt XIV lights. steam heated, suitable
for = ;,hutcsraph gallery. or other busi-
ness. Located IN business district close
Id depot. Apply to Peter Boyd. Wheel
ing in,rll:grucer. 1905 Market street
Wheeling o-o-tL
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LoST-SnIall book with rubber band.
tween }:;r'i AMI list on Woods. k--
turn Iu Vel Wood. Toward. mr-1-i
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1919-12-05
SHAH OF PERSIA FAT.
TRACTABLE AND DULL
Present Guest of London Not Like
His Offensive, Bawdy
Predecessor.

London, Nov. l6-Tha Shah Of Persia.
who Is visiting England. bears little re-
sembance, physically or otherwise, to
that other Shah. Nasr-ud-din, who came
here in 1873 and again III 1879, and on
both occasions left behind him some not
particularly savory memories There
was little of the saint about him. but he
WAS picturesque and could not he re-
strIcted 10 the bounds OF English convcn-
tional respcctability Therefore the pub
llo OF a generation ago took much keener
interest In him than Londoners are doing
IN the relgnlng Shah
The latter is fat and placid, docs every
thing that he Is told TO do, never upsets
the programs that are prepared Tor hiin
and shocks no one.
IL making a comparison between the
two the Star recalls some of the escapades
OF Nasr-ud-din when he visited these
shores.
During his '73 visit it says he demand
ed to see a prize fight. So after 4 con-
sultation with Lord Queenshcrry glove
fight was arranged for his dclectatlon IN
Buckingham Palace stables. As usual the
Shah was late, so the venue was changed
to quiet spot in the corner of the palace
SarCicnS.
On his way, the Shah dashed through
a room where a deputation OF bishops
was waiting TO see him to beseech his
august protection for the Christians in
Persia. They followed him into the
gardens and presently found themselves
IN ring around two prize fighters. The
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1919-12-05
FRICK ART WORTH So 0.o00. 900.
Gift to Public Includes Some Best
Examples of Old Ma sters'-

New York, Dec. 1.-The value of the
at collection of the late II. {. Frick,
which he bequeathed to the public is
about $4,000, 900. A friend of Mr..
Frick's said that the purchases made
from the collections of the late J. z.
Morgan alone cost 5000, 600.
In 1915 when Mr.. Frick bought some
a. the Morgan porcclains the price was
sal to be $l.000,000. He was supposed
d. nave paid Si,000,000 for the Frago-
na-d panels which now decorate the
drawing room of the Frick residence, and
81, 100000 for the collection of Limoges
and Byzantine enamels. bronzes and
rare tryptychs- These were merely
gucsscs. MIR. Frick never made pur-
chase without it being understood that
money values were not to be spoken of
The Frick home, on Fifth Avenue also
left to the public, for the collection, is
valued at So 1000, 600.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1919-12-05
Has Never Been
Cured by Linirnents or Lo-
tions, and Never VIII Be.

You never knew of rheumatism =
that most painful source of suffering
being cured by liniments, lotions or other
externa! applications. And you will never
see anything but temporary relief af-
forded by such makcshifts
But why bc satisfied with temporary
relief from the pangs Of pain which are
sure to return with increased severity.
when there is permanent relief within
your reach? Science has proven that
rheumatism is 4 disordered condition
Of the blood How then, can satisfactory
results be expected from any treatment
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1919-12-05
Here Is One Thing That
Is Absolutely Impossible

that docs not reach the blood, tho seat
Of the trouble. and rid the system of
The cause of the disease? s. s. s. haa
for more than fifty years been giving
relief TO even the most aggravated and
stubborn eases of rheumatism. II
oleanses the blood by routing the disease
germs The experience of Others who have
taken S. $. S. will convince you that it
will promptly reach your case You can
obtain S. S. 5. at any drug store.
valuable book on Rheumatism and
its treatment. together with expert
medical advice about your own individual
case, will be sent absolutely free. Write
today 10 Medical Department, Swift
Specific Co, 250 Swift Laboratory, At
lanta Ga.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1919-12-05

literally dripping with confetti. The prac-
tice is also unkind. The wedding day is
great event in girls life. Much time
and money have been expended on cos
tunes. The bride and bridesmaids take
a pride in looking at their best, and il is
abominable that vulgar, brainless people
should he allowed to smother them with
confetti.
Strong measures" the vicar adds.
should be taken to put this down, and
we wish to give notice that people covered
with confetti will not be allowed to enter
st. Mary's Church. They will have To
come to church In decent and fitting
condition before the ceremony can pro-
ceed."
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1919-12-05
Open Winter. Says Prophet.

Uncle Jimmie Latham, of Chestnut
Ridge, who has been recognized rs the
official weather forecaster of this dis
trict since he returned from General
Shcrman's march to the sen, now pre-
diets an open winter, giving rs his rca-
sons the following:
The squirrels have stored up hut a
small amount of nuts.
The wishbone of the goose Is thin.
The fur of the fox is light
The woolly worm has no stripcs-Ohio
State Journal
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1919-12-05

fight was stopped the Shah waxed angry
and the good Lord Shaftesbury oil plous
memory, who led the deputation, de-
nounced the holding of "a prize fight IN
the Queens Palace" :,
But things were ultimately smoothed
over, though what the Shah said about
the Christians in Persia required strong
gloss in the Interpretation.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1919-12-05
CONFETTI THROWING
DENOUNCED BY PREAC HER
Calls it a Vulgar Habit of Brain
less People and Wants it
Stopped by Law.

Maryport, Eng, Nov. 30.-The vicar
OF the parish here, the Rev. J. A. Richards
strongly disapproves of persons showerlng
confetti on bridal parties when they are
entering the church 10 be married.
Writing in his parish magazine, he saws:
"All right-thinking people must realize
how unseemly it is for II couple TO stand
before the altar on their weddm & ca
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1919-12-05

Where Prohibition Isn't.
Sandy Gamma remember hic-whai
the bride was like, Donald
Donald Whisht, mon, it wisna mar
riage-it was a fun raj.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1919-05-03
By Associated Press


 New York, May 2.-Supreme Court Jus tice Cohalan received today from Sean T. O'Kelly, the representative of the Irish republic at Paris a copy of the declara- ton of independence adopted by the Irish republic parliament, publication of which has been suppressed in Ireland. This is the first copy to reach this coun- try.
 The text of the declaration reads:
 'Whereas. the Irish people is by right a free people, and.
 'Whereas, for 700 years the Irish people has never ceased to repuiate and has re- peatedly protested in arms against for eign usurpation, and,
 Whereas, English rule in this coun- try S and always has been, based upon force and fraud and maintained by mili- tary occupation against the declared will of the people, and,
 'Whereas, the Irish republic was pro- claimed in Dublin on Easter Monday, 1916, by the Irish republican army acting on behalf of the Irish people, and.
 Whereas. the Irish people is resolved to secure and maintain it's complete in- dependence in order to promote the com mon veal, to re-establish justice, to pro vide for future defense, to insure peace at home and good will with all nations, and to constitute a national policy based