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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1919-12-15

DIED-BAUALGARDNER-O Sun
day, December Il, 1919. at 7:t5
T.. NJ. at the home Of his parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. f. Baumgardner.
at Braddock, George Leonard
Baumgardner, aged 4 years. Fun
eral 10 a. m., Tuesday, December
16, from the residence. 297-1p
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MARRIAGE NOTICE

December 8.
1919. in Washington, Mrs. Mamie
Alexander. of Alexandria. Va.
and Richard Walford, of Rich
mond, Va. the Rev. Holland
Powell! officiating. 297-1p
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1919-12-15

A called meeting of the Columbia
Steam Fire Engine Company, will
take place at 7.l5 o'clock tonight and
all merIbers are requested to be pre-
sent.
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NOTICE

I will not be responsible for any
bills that are contracted by any one
except myself.
296-2p. Luther E. Pearson.
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not issued and fully described in
,se card, or obtaining and using
,se on car the horse power CT
,h IS greater than that for which
lse was obtained. will subject the
owner to a fine of not less than $40
or more shan $50 one half eff the fine
going to the informer if not an Of
ficer. If an officer, the magistrate
is required to assess in the costs the
sum of S5 payable to the officer
making the arrest.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1919-12-15

''Pecks Bad Boy" will be the feat
Ire for the boys tonight at Communi-
" Center. Mr.. Marsh will deliver a
lecture, with pictures. Boys should
,eport net later than 7.30 o'clock.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1919-12-15
License Fee on All Cars
Other Than Trucks
Increased
OTHER INCRE A S S
Minimum Fee of $40 on Autos and So
on Motorcycles -Chauffeurs In
creased From $3.50 to S..

The secretary of the Commonwealth
desires to call to the attention of au-
tomobile owners important changes in
and to a new automobile law passed
at the extra session of the General
Assembly called for the purpose CT
providing funds for the Highway i'm
provement scheme.
The license fee of all cars ether
than trucks was changed from 90 cents
per horse power to 80 cents, a mini
mum fee of SO on autos and S. on
motor cycles, SO for motor cycle side
cars.
Truck tax changed from horse pow
er to tonnage basis. Trucks Of one
ton on less $500 and for each half
/ ton or fraction thereof in excess of
The first ten $500. Trailers $1,000 for
lone ton or less and $500 additional
fer each half ton or fraction thereof
/ in excess Of one ton.
Chauffeurs fee from $3.50 to $500.
Dealers no increase in license fee
but limit placed on number of sets
Of plates furnished each dealer to
three. Additional sets required by
dealer at rate of SIS per set. Service
cars used by dealer will be COM
PEELED to be registered and obtain
l;cense for the same as any ether
ewner net a dealer. 49, /. .4.
Registration of title to cars a fee
If 81. Evsry car within the confines
the State CT Virginia on and after
9th day cf December, whsth'r in.
or not, the title to same must be
stored. Nc license can be issued
IS car applied for has had title
Eter~tl ard in addition the failure
n owner to register such title
days after December 9th vii
>Eer to penalty of q
- $500 or confine
sted VIII Al subject
wner to a less than
Der more than M days use
parate offense. The a rum
plate on any machine4 which it
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1919-12-15

Norfolk salt water Oysters and
Hampton Bar clans Jacob Brill,
foot of King Street, 227-n
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HAPPENINGS ABOUT
CITY TOLD IN BRIEF

The first dance of the Virginia Ath-
istic Club will be held tomorrow night
al the Elks Hall.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1919-12-15

All girls over sixteen years OF age
Wishing to play basket ball are re-
Iuestcd to report at the Community
Center, Prince and Royal Streats,
Thursday night at 7.3O o'clock. Teams
win be organized and play started.
Scft shoes are required on the gym
loor.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1919-12-15

! The regular monthly meeting Of
Martha Washington Chapter. 0. f.
S., will be held in the Masonic
Temple, tomorrow, Tuesday. evening
at S O'Clock.
George Leonard Baumgardner,
years old, son Of Mr.. and Mrs. Ed
ward L. Baumgardner, died yester-
lay at his parents residence. near
Braddock, north of this city.
''Pecks Bad Boy" will be the feat
Ire for the boys tonight at Commun-
" Center. Mr.. Marsh will deliver a
lecture, with pictures. Boys should
,eporj net later than 7.30 O'Clock.
All girls over sixteen years OF age
Wishing to play basket ball are re-
Iuestcd TO report at the Community
Center. Prince and Royal Streats,
Thursday night at 7.3O o'clock. Teams
win be organized and play started.
scft shoes are required on the gym
loor.
The funeral Of John w. Coffin,
who died Friday. was held Saturday
night at his late home. 1909 Duke
street, and services We're conducted
y Rev. Edgar Carpenter, rector of
trace p. f Church. The body
vas shipped yesterday morning by
Dcmaine and Son to Lynchhurg.
Ia, fer burial
Detroit, the pei cat Of the Wash
ngton Southern Railway freight
he'd died Sunday evening after
'lness Of few days. Detroit az
.ived in Alexandria from Detroit,
Michigan. in box car on the jour
ley ten days from August 9, 1919.
With a consignment of. Ford cars.
Detroit vii! be remembered as a
inc ratter.
At the regular meeting of the
BOARD Of police commissioners which
viii be held Wednesday night at the
.ffice of Mayor Fisher policeman
will be chosen to fill the vacancy
aused by the resignation Of Police
nan John W. kcrns. All candi-
!ates are requested to appear IN
person.
Potomac Lodge No. rs. Odd
Fellows. has elected these officers 10
serve for the year: j. X. Will
| liams. noble grand; l.. +. Reming-
on. vice grand; \. l.. Williamson,
ecording secretary; W +. Latham,
81. financial secretary; George W.
Bontz. Sr.. treasurer. The newly
,lected officers will be Installed
January Q.
The new express packing rules
! ire now effective according to
| .tatement made by Agent Burruss,
I n charge OF the local express Off
.es. Under the regulations now m
'orcc, all express shipments over %
/ pounds must be forwarded in wood
| n containers or cartons bearing
! he boxmakcrs' certificate as 10
strength and size required by the
xpress company.
Members # the "Reyue Of 1879
show troupe, which will be produced
next week al the Opera House, WIFI
i.old rehearsal tonight at the Com
uunity Center at 8 O'Clock, and every
member IS urged to attend. The fo!-
lowing men are requested 20 report
at 7.3O O'Clock. Roland, Hinken, Hanlll-
ton, Arnold, Center Hayden, Thurs
ton, Hartmann, ard all others who
desire to work ends in the opening
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For results try a classified ac in
he Gazette.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1919-12-15

At the regular meeting of the
,oard Of police commissioners which
viii be held Wednesday night at the
:ffice of Mayor Fisher a policeman
will bc chosen to fill the vacancy
auscd by the resignation Of Police
nan John w. kcrns. All candi-
iates are requested to appear in
)CrSon.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1919-12-15

The funeral of John w Coffin,
who died Friday. was held Saturday
night at his late home. 1909 Duke
itrect, and services were conducted
- Rev. Edgar Carpenter. rector OF
trace p. f. Church. The body
vas shipped yesterday morning by
Dcmaine and Son to Lynchhurg.
Ia, fer burial.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1919-01-15
RRIDGEEILLE.

Special Correspondence of Every Evening
BrogcvIIlo .i,.n - Howard Clifton
WaS arrested Dy Constable Charlie, Gray,
! e:,tcrday, and brought before Mayor
Charles r. Todd. on charge Of stealing
meat and chickens from Leon Russell q
Young farmer living near town
Clifton Was held IN bail for court surety
being furnished by john Hurlock
James u Hastings, for years manager
of The Western Union telegraph Office
q this town has resigned because Of iii
health The position has Deen given 70
Mis- EIl.i Layton, who will take charge Of
h, office as soon as She rcrovcrs from the
lnilucnza
Mr, Elmer Gray entertained AT dinner,
AIonday evening he following guests.
Mr. and Mrs William Gray, DIR.
and Mrs Lawrence Cahall MIR and
Mn Erasmus Jones, Rev and Mrs.
Dis>,o Oh " JacoL. Jack Gray, William
Gray Lawrence Cahal Jefferson GRAY
and Odcllc Crav
Mrs Nary Jackson has returned 20
her home u Greensboro, Md. after being
the guest If her daughter Mrs. Edgar
And,Tscn
Mrs Thomas AXE is in Georgetown,
whore She was called to the bedside Of
her daughter, Mrs. Harry J AXE, who Is
Ill with influenza
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1919-01-15

Newport News. Va, has sent several
cards to friends IN this city
John Garrett Of Wilmington IS visiting
friends in this city
Mrs George Perkins Of Chicago. Ill !.
who has been visiting relatives IN this city,
has returned to her home
The funeral OF Mary Decker took place
tins afternoon Intermcnt was made in
the Clcbc cemetery.
Mis- Marion Evans Of Chestertown,
Md has returned 10 her home after
visiting ID The home Of her aunt and
uncle
y bridge card party was held this after
noon IA Tie Century Club. under thc
direction ci Air + Phillips
The P;lstImc \ c will hold its sixth
annual dance On Friday evening III the
Opera IiouS,
Air and ms Ellsworth Gamprll and
daughter spent Yesterday IN this city
visiting 81 the home OF Ars Harry Smith
Airs tlbert Boyce announces the en-
gaaencnt u her sister. Emily h Pedrick.
70 Ira + Parry Of Baltimore. Md
lrvIn kIrk. who has been in the army
'cr several months. has returned TO this
CITY He arrived in New York the day
pcfor, Christmas from France
JclU Burlington of Philadelphia IS
spending several days III this city. visiting
fr.cud
A-r> Saunders. q former resident Of this
city j. recovering from an attack Of grip,
A-r and Nlr- William MASK Of Viii
mingtcn spent yesterday in this city.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1919-01-15
NEWS Of THE DAY
DOWN DELAWARE
Influenza and Pneumonia Con-
tinue to Claim Their Victims
in Sussex County.
FARM SOLD FOR 81 1000
First National Bank of Seaford
Reports Largest Years Busi-
ness in It's History.
Spcr,al Correspondents OF Every Evening


Seaford, Jan l5-Thc annual meeting
Of shareholders for the election OF directors
Of the First National Bank OF Seaiord
was held yesterday when the following
were elect cd: II. W Baker, J. +. Dutton,
T.. Grccnbaum, George III. Houston,
J. X. Kinder. Jas. \. Morgan, w. Is.
Morgan, Madison W ilin. l., Il. Cannon,
Scaford: 7. l.. Cannon and +. Ii. Wright,
Brdgcvlle.
The board organized by clcct'ng the
following officers; Philip l. Cannon,
president; II w. Baker, vice president
Madison Willin, cashier; Charles J. West,
assistant cashier.
The vote was the largest ever cast at
an annual meeting, 37i out of n possible
500
The cashier reported the deposits had
reached the highest IN the bank $ history,
nearly a million dollars being now ON
deposit The assets have reached nearly
one and quarter millions The earn
incs were the best in the history Of the
institution and the expenses also the
highest. owing "a Federal government
work and liberal donations. The usual
dividend Of 20 per cent was declared
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1919-01-15
EPWORTH LEAGUE MEETING

Special Correspondence of Every Evening
Laurel, Jan IL undressing meeting
is planned for the Laurel happier Of the
Epwurth League for Sunday evening
January 10 The meeting viii be in charge
OF Miss Lconorn Parsons, who has an
nouncod the following program
Opening song, Just Like Ills Great
Love. Epworth League pledge, rccited III
unison by the congregation song. in
Them Onc hy One PRAYER. Granville
s. Windsor. song. Let .Icsns Come Into
Your Heart piano solo, Miss Jennie
Marvi; quartctt. 4 Will Sing the
Wondrons Story, Epworth League
Quartet; Scripture lesson. Miss Leonora
Parsons; song, Some One > Inst Call,
Epworth League choir. song Wonderful
Story address, Make Democracy Safe
for tho World Rev Frank i. Car
penter song. "IIc IS So Precious TO Me. =
Epworth League; bcnediction
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1919-01-15
ENrERTAINS HIS FRIENDS.

Special Correspondence Of Every Evening
Scaford. Jan. 15.-Joscph b. Lord
Jr. son uf Representative Joseph H.
Lord Of tins town, gave delightful
party To i number 0i hls young friends
4 few evenings ago AZ his homo on Pop
lar street. The evenlngwa very pleasantly
spent III games and music. collation.
Wa served.
Those present were. Misses Ammo
Phillips. Elizabeth Emery Marie nes
Warren, Juanita Warren. Virginia Har-
rington. Mamie Richardson. Doris Esk-
ridge. Naomi IrlodcII Elizabeth Elliott,
Phoebe Jones. ot Mll~boro; Mcssre.
Harlan Haines, James Burton, Harvey
Rowe. Andrew Van SAINT Lewis Isaacs.
Granville Murray. Harry Bell, Rudolph
Jarman, Branch Morris, Leslie Wright
William Moore, Harlan Purse William
Blades Joseph Lord, Paul Garrett, Of
Bethel
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1919-01-15
DELAW ARE CITY.

Special Correspondence of Every Evening
Delaware City, Jan. ID FRIDAY after
noon a. 230 clock in the Century Club
room. Mrs. Speakman Of Wilmington will
give a talk on her experience in France
\ meeting Of the Ladies AID Society of
the Presbyterian Church viii bc held on
Thursday evening at the home Of the
president. Miss Caroline Clark
At q recent meeting Of the school board
il was decldcd to make up the time lost
on account OF the influenza epidemic
after the end Of the usual summer term,
Harry G. Clark and family and Miss
Emma Clark left today for Palm Beach,
Florida, where they will spend the re-
maindcr Of the winter.
Fred Rudnick who lived on Washing
ton street moved his family to Wilmington,
TODAY
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1919-01-15
Why Druggists Recommend
Swamp-RoOt

For many years druggists have watched
with much interest the remarkable record
maintained 10y DIR. Kilmer's Swamp
Root the great kidney, liver and bladder
medicine
10 IS physician prescription.
Swamp-Root IS a strengthening medi-
cine. It helps the kidneys, liver and blad-
der do the work nature intended they
should do
Swamp-Root has stood the test OF
years. 1t is sold by all druggists on its
merit and it should help you. No other
kidney medicine has so manv friends
BE sure to get Swamp-Root and tart
treatment at once.
However, if you wish to test this great
preparation send ten cents to DR.. Kilmer
& Co. Binghamton, n Y. for sample
bottle When writing be sure and mention
the Wilmington Every Evening.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1919-01-15

-pes-ial Correspondents oi livery Evening
New Castle. Jan l. The sunday
school Of the FIRST Baptist Churcil VIII
Celebrate its i0th anniversary tomorrow
night, when The following program viii bc
given
Singing .... school
Responsive reading
PRAYER
singing school
corstions -Ahcc CLAYTON, Wilson Can
ron. John Proud. Norma Lelb, Charles
iohe>. Anna Nilliams
SINGING school
Keci,atlon, Ruth farrell. sarah Ramsey,
lawrcne, Biddlc, GLADYS Clayton.
sole Ruth darrell
Rccfatlons -Hcrbcrt Barnes. Walter Sib-
cy. CatheIine DAVIS Elizabeth Meg
gIn~on, Charles Cannon
Singing school
kecltations--EIslc Stidham. Preston Jones,
Ruth DAVIS, George Pinder
Reci'ations Edward Pinder Mis- Mary
Gilman
Adde'S by psstor Rev & T street
Presentation nf reward books
Offering
singing school
BonedIcrIon
Dis ribmion oi cand,
Frank Carroll ~pcnr YESTERDAY visiting
,elatives in Delaware Cltv
Joseph Marin of phladeIr,h,, i .nrpd-
ing several DAYS ia tins Itv
With good lcc Oh h. \.,rrnu D,Lc
many Peofie are having good tInc
skating
Cards nave been ,ece,y,d tron, Ian,
neeeah' "ho = Nf@ - \ Army in
France.
Joseph Rcvlold, who + ,f,tloned u
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1919-01-15

clared and 5000 carried TO su Ipl US.
The annual meeting Of share holders
Of the First National Bank of Delrnar
was held here Yesterday nd the follow
ng directors elected Samne n. Culver,
J. Walter Snderson, Horace H. James,
n. l.. Ilayman. Arthur Brewngton.
William W Anderson, $ Kcr Slefnons
The directors reoreanizcd by elect
ing :. \ Culver, president: ! W Ander-
son. c-presldcnt; 5. * SIcrnona.
cas bier: Arthur W Ellis, assistant cashier.
The institution has had n prosperous
year, paying . dividend Of per cent
on its capital Of s30, 600 and adding
ST 900 To Inc surplus fund
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1919-01-15
FLU" SITUATION SERIOUS.

sueciai Correspondence of Every Evening
Seaford, Jan 15.-Reports from Hur-
lock. Dorchester county Md. to County
Health Officer, Victor G. Carroll indi-
cate that there are about two hundred
cases Of influenza in that town. and that
the situation has become so serious as 10
nccessitatc the closing OF the schools,
churches, moving picture parlor, pool
and billiard rooms, and all other places
OF public assembly.
The merchants have been directed
to close their stores at Z p. m, with the
exception Of Saturday nights, unit!
further notice.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1919-01-15
DOVER BANK ELECTION

Special Correspondence Of Every Evening
Dover Jan Is. Stockholders Of The
First National Bank, IN annual meeting
Yesterday elected the following directors
for the ensuing vcar John Hum,
Wyoming: Georec VI Jones. John Carrow.
William ! Benson Arlcy Il Maree,
Charles Il Wilson. Dover u II Emory,
ChcsNold u i Malonry Lebanon.
james Is Sapp, Magnolia
John lIunn aas reelected president
George NJ Jone-, vicc president John
Carrow secretary
The clerical force of the bank com
prises Cashier. John ) Collins, teller
and assistant cashier, T. + Horscyi
hooEkeeper. Walter W Rash clerks,
Ml.s eaIIIc Wlse and Iester Bneksyn.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1919-01-15
STRICKEN WITH PARALY SIS.
Special Correspondence of Every Evening

Special Correspondence of Every Evening
Georgetown, Jan l5 Seated in the
passenger station at Reddcn four miles
north Of this city. where for u number
of years he had been employed as agent,
Robert Clark Hill. one Of the best known
railroad men on the lower branch of he
T. b. q W. Railroad, was stricken with
paralysis on Saturday and now is in II
serious condition.
MIR IIill prior to dcvoting his entire
time to rnilroadinR. was engaged IN the
merchantilc business He Is enc of the
best known residents of central Sussex.
and for many years has taken an active
part in Democratic politics Of the Ninth
District
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1919-01-15

Portsmouth, Va, Invc teen yifliinV A
and Mr. Albert 81 Waller
Mrs L II Lows. -UYorirtor dent r.
Keleo fEcmr. Baltimore Nd hes trfu
visiting her parents, RrF md a:s
Gcorgr " PcwIonn
Ernest pIrnrll, proprietor of fhc Laurel
House, underwent dcces iui opera''on
FOR nagal disorder, - Jcffrre pn Hoerrfa'
Philadelphia thls neck
Mr. j Harold I.dic ~ North Laurel
is spending several days % Phlladelphia,
undergoing treatment bv jr 7 + Bland
After vary severe attack af influenza
pneumonia. Earl 4 IctlIcv fore
man af tho Delawarr Loader cFica
somewhat improved and his recovery
pvroctcd
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1919-01-15
NEWS OF SEAFORD.
cial Correspondence Of Every Evening

Special Correspondence Of Every Evening
Seaford. Jan. 15.-Ecrnon Stack n
farmer, 35 years Of age, At Wheatley's 5
campground, near here, died yesterday
OF influenza, after brief illness lie was
a son Of the late Laurenson stack and
unmarried.
At II. G. Longaker & Co.'S canning
house near Oak Grove, yesterday, some
hedge grass growing along the railroad
tracks caught fire, and for a while threaten
cd the canning house The employees saved
the property by prompt and hard work.
Hobbs 4 Longcndyke Minstrels will
give an entertainment Al Delmar on
FRIDAY evening. the proceeds 10 be applied
10 the NJ. t. Church Of that town
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1919-01-15
VICTIMS OF INFLUENZA.

special Correspondence Of Every Evening
GEORGETOWN Jan. 15-Asbury Sam
mons, Jr, aged 81 years. a prosperous
farmer Of the Ninth district, died at his
home, two miles west Of this city, Monday
night from pneumonia which developed
from an attack Of influenza. Funeral
was held at his late home, this morning,
with services by Rev. l.. /. McLain;
interment in Union cemetery this city.
Mrs Margaret ]. Baker, wife Of John
Baker Of this city, died at her home
here, Monday night Of pneumonia brought
on by an attack Of influenza, aged 27
years. Funeral services were held 1t the
late residence this afternoon; interment
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1919-01-15
NEWS Of LAUREL.
special CORES epnndonco of Every Evening

special Cor rrsp pnudrnco If Every Evening
Laurel. Jan Is Samuel . Atkins
Miss Nary ltkins and Mrs Eva A
BaYurffo and daughter, Elnor. have ro-
furnad from Denton. MI where they
Visited their br0fhor-n-law and sister,
Rev and Mrs g i Wyatt
Miss Mary Atkins has gone to Phiiadel-
phia where she viii spend cvcral day
visiting friends and relatives
MIR and Mrs RAYMOND Farlow have
gone 10 Philadelphia where they will BE-
guests II Mrs Iarlow's sister, Mrs
Oscar Wiley
Mrs Stewart CaIlawav end daughter %
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1919-01-15
HORTICULTURAL SOCIETY.

Rrldgeyilc. Jan. IS The Peninsula
Horticultural Society opened It's annual
meetings here, Yesterday IN kellcr's Hall.
with large attendance Tn" m"et1 z
was cpcpcd at 10 30 O'Clock y m, with
PRAYER bt Rev Thomas f Terry
An address uas made by the president,
Warren G Newton oG this town, after
which arrangements were made to ac-
cntntnodate those who will remain for the
pnifre ppeeiop
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1919-01-15
DELM BANK MEETINGS.

Special Correspondence of Every Evening
Delmar. Jan i1-1hc annual meeting
Of the Bank Of Dclmar was held yester-
day, and the following directors elected
Frank H. Lynch. J WllIian IrfenN
George T.. Long, & |. Hastings, ! "
Pereluc T. + lynch was rc-clcctcd
president. ] Y Ircenv, vlee-preelel, IT
J G " Perduc cashier ; NJ Elhs,
assistant cashier
A dividend ii - per cent was de-
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1919-01-15
DIR. Hubbard i'm Chester.

Or Carlysle T. Hubbard, pastor Of the
s. Paul's NJ +. Church, Tenth and Jack
son streets, delivered an address before
the Southern District Epworth League
Convention in the Providence Avenue
NJ =. Church Chester, Pa, Yesterday
afternoon Last night DR.. Hubbard
preached IN the Edge Moor NJ. +. Church
DIR. Hubbard viii also deliver sermon at
III" Ncwpor' NJ. T.. Church Friday even
Ing.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1919-01-15

Powc 4 of Wyoming, popular among the
Younger SCI of that place. arc seriously
III with pncumona. Mr. PowciI'= con
ditiju being extremely crlous
Mrs Powell Is q daughter If the late
Or j t. Croeam0rc of Wyoming
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1919-01-15
AFTER INFLUENZA
The Grip. Feyers. and Other BIood :
Poisoning. Prostrating Diseases.

The best course oi restorative treatment.
puriiN'nE me 1lood; strcngt hcning the
nerves. stimulating the liver ii
Hoods SarsaDarilla. tie standard blood
purifier. before eating.
Peptiron. real iron tonic tcbocolated
pills after eating
Hoods Pills (cathartic mild and e.
fectivelas needed.
These three great medicines make
oonvaicscence real. rapid and perfect
They are also ~ service in the preven-
tion o. disease and the preservation Of
health rhey orn Hood Triple Com
blnation Treatment
Zach ~ good alone: all are good to
tther. Get them today.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1919-01-15

ut Sand Hill NJ. Il. cemetery, four miles
east Of this city.
There arc three other members OF the
family i'll with influenza and one of the
children is said 10 be in critical con
dition. Mrs. Baker was stricken with the
disease about ten days ago and tho latter
part of last week pneumonia developed
The birth of n child tended to bring
about the fatal result.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1919-01-15
- -
Piles { ured in & to II DAYS.

Druggists re- und money y Iaz0 Cint-
menf i8Ils N c'lre Itching. Bind ri eeding
or protriding Piles ~tops irrtst
Snothee and Heals Y0g can zar restfrl
sleep after the FIRST application Price f0c
~.