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The Idaho Springs siftings-news., 1919-01-10
Notice OF Foreclosure Sale of
Real Estate.

Notice Of Foreclosure Sale of
Real Estate.
STATE OF COLORADO,
COUNTY of CLEAR CREEK, J
In the District Court
No 1897
JOE T. TERRY. o. s HERSHEY and
THE BANK OF GEORGETOWN.
corporation,
Plaintiffs,
THE sCEPTRE MINES AND MILLS
COMPANY, a corporation,
Defendant
l. Albert +. Straub, sheriff OF the County OF
Clear Creek State OF Colorado, appointed by the
court in the above entitled cause to make sale
by virtue of the final judgment and decree rem
dered therein on the Path day of December. 1918,
whereby there was adjudged to be due and owing
to the plaintiff from the defendant, The Sceptre
Mines and Mills Company. corporation, the
sum OF Two Thousand Seven Hundred Eighty
five dollars and four cents N27s5.oD, together
with interest thereon from the date Of said de-
| cree until paid at the rate Of eight percent (s9o
per annum together with costs of suit being the
whole amount of the Indebtedness secured by
the labor liens mentioned in plaintiffs complaint
in said action. and by which judgment and
decree foreclosure of said liens is decreed, do
hereby publish notice that pursuant to the
power and authority in vested by the judg-
ment of said court, will on
TUESDAY. FEBRUARY 4. A. d. 1919.
at the front door Of the Court House. in the city
Of Georgetown county Of Clear Creek state of
Colorado. at the hour OF two O'Clock in the after
noon Of said day, sell at public auction to the
highest and best bidder for cash for the highest
and best price the same will bring in cash. the
following described mining leases and properties,
situate In the County of Clear Creek, State OF
Colorado. to-wit All the following leases:
The w. b. Astor Lode Mining Claim, u. s.
Survey, Lot No. 252:
The Astor Extension Lode Mining Claim U. =.
Survey Lot No. 253;
The A. T. Stewart Lode Mining Claim. U. S.
Survey Lot No 47S;
The Tom Corwin Lode Mining Claim u. $ Sur
vey Lot No. sos;
The General Scott Lode Mining Claim. U. 6.
Survey Lot No. 5oi;
The Beecher Extension Lode Mining Claim. L..
s. Survey Lot No. sos;
The nd Lode Mining Claim. U. s.
SurveyiLot No, 507:
The Clermont Lode Mining Claim. u S, Survey
Lot No. 1870;
The Buckeye Lode Mining Claim. U. 8. Survey
Lot No sll;
The Scepter Lode and Astor Mill Site. U. &.
Survey Lot No. 4672 A and b
The Crown Lode..and Alliance Mill Site, o S.
surve, Lot No. 1878 A and b;
The Sunbnrst Lode Mining Claim. U. S. Survey
Lot No 479:
The Staterof Maine Lode Mining Claim u s.
Survey Lot No. 1856:
The Wolverine Lode Mining Claim, u s. Sur
vey Lot No. 1877
Also certain real estate and personal property
as described in deed executed October II. 1913.
by Fermor J. Spencer as Trustee Of the Estate Of
the Red Oak Gold Mining and Milling Company.
BANKRUPT transferring said property to Frank
NJ Carrell. Trustee for bondholders recorded in
Book No. 1s9. at page SO. in the office OF the re-
corder OF Clear Creek County, Colorado. together
with all the improvements, appurtenances and
privileges connected with the above described
property.
ppOpEpTTES IN FEE sJMpIE.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1919-01-29
CHESTERTOWN, MD.
Special Correspondence Of Every BveninE

Chcstcriown, Md, Jan. 20--1ho an
n,nl meeting of the Kent County Auto
mobile Club WAS held in the Office OF
james G. Beck, Monday night, at which
the officers for the ensuing year were
elected and plans made for holding the
annual banquet Allan A. Harris, cashier
of the Chostertown Bank of Maryland,
WINS elected president, and it WAS decided
10 hold the banquet sometime next month
either in Chestertown or IN Wilmington
last year he club motored to W Wilmlngton,
where the members enjoyed royal
banquet at the Hotel du Pont, and there
is very strong sentiment among largo
number of members Of the club for a
second trip 10 that city.
Sergeant Stephen Roberts Collins, who
received honorable discharge from military
duty last week, has been assigned to ms
former position with the du Font company
in Wilmington, and left for that city yes
terday afternoon, to resume his duties.
Rev. a. Z. Prettyman OF Gniena has
been assigned TO the pastorate OF Town
send Nj. T.. Church, To take the place OF
Rev. l.. f.. barrett, who has resigned be
cause of failing health.
Miss Anna Newton, bookkecper at
Radcliffe mills, has been compelled TO
go tn the mountains for the benefit of her
health. Miss Newton suffered two at
tacks of the "Hu" during the epidemic
here in October, and it has left her IN such
/, weakened condition that her physician
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1919-01-29
NEWS OF NEWPORT.
Special Correspondence Of Every Evening

Special COrrCspcndcnce Of Every kveniug
Newport. Jan 29-Thc Dorcas Society
will hold parcel post sale in Masonic
Hall. Saturday, February s, for the
benefit of the Ladies Aid Society Of the
Methodist Episcopal Church. Supper
will I've served in cafeteria style from q
to Q r m. and homemade candy, ice
cream and cake will be for sale.
Newport branch OF the Delaware Chap
ter OF the Red Cross are in need Of more
volunteers 10 help with the sewing. The
Red Cross room Is open on Monday and
Tuesday afternoons, and the lsdlcs are
urged 10 take part in this work.
Quite = number Of mothers having
children under 5 wears Of age took them
to the school house yesterday afternoon,
where Miss Sammon, New Castle county
nurse. weighed and measured them.
Corporal Arthur p Groome, Co. K.
l4Sth Infantry. has written TO his parents,
Mr. and Mrs W L. Groomc, stating that
General Jackson had gwen them q short
talk 4 fcw days previous, and had told
them that If aIl went well the 31th Di-
VISION would be ready to sail January 30
Percy Gray, whose Hudson automobile
WAS stolen from him more than a year
ago, while in Philadelphia, has obtained
II through the efforts OF Philadelphia
authorities. The machine IS in excellent
condition, and has had good care.
Fphraim Myers, who has been suffering
with his ewes, and who underwent an
operation about week ago in hospital
in Philadelphia. returned home today,
and Is much better
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1919-01-29
DELAWARE CITY.
Special Correspondence OF Every Evenlr

Special Correspondence OF Every Evening
Delaware City, Jan. 29.--Rev. Mr..
Horner left yesterday for short stay
DOWN the State, where he will assist
with revival services.
MIR. and Mrs. G.. Packham Of Will
mington have moved into the house on
Clinton street where the Soldiers Rec
rcation Rooms arc located. All enlisted
men are invited 10 come to these rooms,
where they may enjoy games and music,
a piano and victrola being free to use
at any time.
j. Frank Bruncr is seriously Ill at the
home OF his daughter. Mrs. Ben Dunlap
Officers of Old Glory Council, No
Thursday night
Mrs Alice Hickey Barbesu, wife OF
Thomas Barbeau, died, Monday, at her
home in Montreal. Canada, after short
illness of pneumonia. She Is survived by
her husband and two small sons. Mrs.
Barbcau WAS daughter of Mr.. and Mrs.
William Hickey of this town. Her
mother and sister, Mrs. Guy Vail, left
for Montreal Yesterday afternoon.
While Joseph Denney, mail carrier
between Delaware City and Port Penn,
left his motor truck for n short time at
the corner of the road leading from the
Mar in-Rockwcll loading plant to Port
Penn, Ford car belonging to the plant
ran INTO IT, causing slight damage.
Word has been received from Moody
Robinson. former principal of the public
school here, that he IS still in France
and enjoying 80 q health.
Harry V. Buckson of st Georges has
been notified nv the Canal company to
move his store and carriage buildings.
which now stand on Chesapeake and
Delaware Canal land John Crompton
also has been notified TO move his garage
and farm implement building which Is
on canal land
Miss Emile Janvier Of St Georges
has returned homo after spending a few
DAYS with her aunt, Mrs. Charles Ferris
of Philadelphia.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1919-01-29
CECIL COUNTY NOTES.
spocini Correspondence Of Every Evening


Elkton, Md. jan 2g--Rev. William
H. Davis, formerly Of Georgetown, Del,
now pastor Of Zion and Rock Presbyterian
Churches, will he installed AZ regular
pastor of the churches this evening.
An automobile belonging TO Walter
Baker, which was stolen last week, has
been recovered mt Perryvilc, where IT.
was abandoned by the thieves
Mrs. Josephine Johnson, age f6 years,
wife of w. A. Johnson, retired naval
officer died yesterday at their country
place along Elk river, after a brief illness
Of pneumonia.
Carter Shippers Of North Eaat has been
confined To his home suffering with blood
poison, the result of falling on an icy
pavement.
While shopping in Oxford, Pa, Mrs.
Chester Owens Of Rising Sun fell breaking
a bone in her wrist
The members Of the First pentecostal
Church, North Engt, have started work
towprd the erection Of their new church
which will be Of concrete block and eoat
about S., 20.
Mrs. WI lam Cav w'cy Syraausc, NJ
Y. isspcnding the week with her daughter
in-law. Mrs. William -. Cawley, IN
Eikton.
William ]. Faraehand, Wilmington
and Miss Agnes Baer Of Philadelphia
were married in Elkton, yesterday, by
Rev George Z. Jones, at the NJ. T..
parsonage
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1919-01-29
NEWS OF DELAWARE COLLEGE.

Special CORES pondence Of Every Evening
Newark, Jan 29-Miss Alberta Heiser
OF Newark has been appointed bookkeeper
10 the business administrator Of Delaware
College.
A committee consisting OF Fl. Rodney
Sharp. Dr. " O. Sypherd and A. G.
Wilkinson, has been appointed 10 arrange
for the purchase of furniture necessary
for fitting up the room for the faculty
club. A special meeting is to be held this
week for the election Of officers and
appointment Of committees TO complete
the organization Of the club.
Dean T. l. Smith will attend meeting
of the executive committee OF the Col
leglate Association Of the Atlantic States
10 be held at the Hotel Walton, Phila-
delphis January 30.
Hugh NJ Morris Of the class of '9S,
who has been appointed by President
Wilson Judge OF the t. 5. Distinct Court
of Delaware makes three judges from the
10 men who graduated in that class.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1919-01-29
NEWS OF LAUREL.

sr-cial Correspondence OF Every Evening
Laurel. Jan. 29.-Mr and Mrs " illiam
Ellis, OF Norfolk, Va, are visiting Mrs
Ellis mother. Mrs. VI Grafton Otweu,
IN Vest Laurel.
Mrs. c. aries y Adams Is IN Phila-
delphis, visiting her son and wife, Mr..
and Mrs Howard Adams.
Samuel j Thomson has returned from
Wilmington, where he WAS visiting ms
son and daughter-in-law, Mr.. and Mrs.
;. james Thomson.
Mrs. Ella Yingling is spending two weeks
visiting friends and relatives IN Psuls-
boro. y. J., and other places While In
Psulsboro she will be guest Of her sister-in-
lav, Mrs. A. J Horsey, formerly Of Laurel
An Holland Ii. Cooper, Wno has been
ronvalescing from long and critical
illness OF influenza, complicated by pneu-
rnonia vas sued My aiken worse sunday
and was hurried u the hospital 81 Sails
oury, Md, where an operation vas I'M
nediately performed for the removal OF
pus from the lung She Is nov recovering.
Mr. and Mrs Potter Of Penn 7 a., \ y,
have been visiting friends IN town.
Major and Mrs. William Tutheriy OF
this town have gone to New York City
uhere they Will spend the remainder OF
me WlDJtr-
T. Charles DAVIS accompanied by MS
daughter Sarah, of Moline, Ill, Is here
visiting bis mother, Ms. Sarah DAVIS.
He was accompanied by his sister, Miss
Ida Davis. who had been spending the
last fourmonths with them.
Miss Jennie Marvil is confined TO the
home OF her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. l..
Washington Narvil, with severe at
f.cL ~ ipfuepza
Mrs. james u Spicer and son, Llewllyn
are both seriously Ill with influenza at
heir home on Market street
Major George y Davis, son Of Mr..
Sarah DAVIS Of this town, who recently
returned from France, where he served on
the front lines, has decided tOpernal emily
locate IN Wilmington where he was jyr4c-
ticing law before he moved to Portland
Oregon.
Stockholders Of the Peoples National
Bank have elected the following directors
Daniel Short, III Clay Lewis. George
II Otwell, John II Elliott, DR.. Gayl 4
Hitch, W John Quillen, DR. Oliver Y
james and Charles v. RoGncy The d.
rectors elected Daniel Short presi lent
H. Clay Lewis, vice-preadent; khjha
" Wootteu, cashier All cr, L. Culver
and Granville s Windsor assistants
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1919-01-29
NEWS OF THE DAY
DOWN DELAWARE
Delaware College Men Registered
With American University
Union in Europe.
BURIAL OF FLU" VICTIMS
Warning Given 10 Promptly Seek
Pastcur Treatment tor those
Bitten by Animals.
.,or,sxnonhoncr Of Ercrx Evrning

SpciM Corrs~poudence OF Every Evening
Newark. Jan ~ DR. Herbert j.
Watson, ISSUES warning 70 l)ciawarcahS
Who nav be unfortunate enough tn TIC
bitten hv some animal suffering with
rabies 10 arrange 10 take the Pastcur
treatment promptly He has recently
hccn called on to furnish the serum for
three such patients and IN each case
he patien, was bitten 10 To II days
heforr the treatment WAS started Under
,uch M DELAYS there agrave danger oil
rab'cs developing
Two ot the patients we-e Mary
and Morris Moorr, aged sud syears,
,,srectIvelv. ot near Lewcs, who fin
,shed the Pastcur treatment several
davs ago. They were bitten by cat:
The other case Is that of Clenwood
Williamson. aged | wears, ot Mlllsboro.
This child was bitten through the nose
bv 4 dog hut the treatment was not
asked for, until about ~ days later. l'r.
William = Orr of l"wes IS now admin
rstcung treatment III this case and he
also adminlstcnsd the asteur treatment
m the ces., of the Ncnrc children.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1919-01-29
LAUREL. TPWORTH LEAGUE.

~ps~-isl Correspondence of kycrs Evening
Laurel, Jan - The next meeting Of
Laurel Chapter Epworth League, Ccnten-
,ry VI + Church, viii he hald Sunday
evening. February >. IN charge Of Miss
Ncttr Polhtt and thc following program
IA, been prepared
pnpn,ng sang. "~incr ! Found My
savior Epworth League Pledge song,
SATISFIED prayer, Harry r Smith: /:
~nng Rescue the Pcrlshing;' vocal
quartet, CITY Oi Light by Miss
blanche Elliott, Miss Mildred tiggs,
Granville ; Windsor and Joseph \.
prettyman: piano duct, Misses Louise
Elliott and Anna Msrvil; anthem,
Rock OF Ages. Epworth Leaguc choir;
reading the Scripture lesson, Miss Nettie
Pollltt; song, sun of My Soul address,
Tho Youngest Democracy hins, by
Rev. Frank I Carpenter song, Like a
Mighty Sea Epwurth League benediction
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1919-01-29
CONDITIONS IN TURKEY.

Su-.r,sl rrospondenc~ Of Every Evvntng
Newark. Jan. - DIR J. VI Vincent,
professor of European History at Johns
Hopkins University Baltimore, gavr a
ak last night. heforr the faculty. OF
palawarc College on conditions rs they
cNist in certain sections Of Turkey and
tsla
When Colonel T.. VI House shout the
t,nr this country entered the war was
,ppoiutei hy President Wilson to start
f, study 81 conditions n Europe, Dr.
\ lnccni was one Of / number Of college
prnfcssors named tn assist ~ the study
ma ~ pr,rrrc data which will bc used
IL, IL. commission N the Peace Con
icrnCr.
Nv ncans of 4 map he explained some
of ~, complicated conditions that the
stud, showed 10 exist and which the
.,scr confcrcnce viIl try to adjust
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1919-01-29
GAVE TURKEY DINNER.
special Correspondence OF Every Evening

Dover, Jan 29-Rev. James G..
Comisky, priest in charge Of Holy Cross
Catholic Church OF this town, enter
tanned az = turkey dinner AZ the church
rectory, YESTERDAY, to his gentlemen
friends, including Sd. eral members Of the
Delaware Legislature. The occasion was
IN celebration Of the twentieth anniver-
sary of his ordination to the priesthood
number Of Dover's citizens also
visited the rectory, last evening, extending
congratulations
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1919-01-29
PUT CREAM IN NOSE
AND STOP cATkRRH
Tells How To OpeS Clogged Nos
triIs and End Head Colds.

You feel fine in a few momsnts. Your
cold in head or catarrh viii be gone,
Your clogged nostrils will open. The air
passages Of your head will clear and
YOU can breathe freely. No more dull
ness, headache; no hawking, snuffling,
mucous discharges or dryness; no strug-
Cling for breath at night.
Tell your druggist you want small
bottle OF Ely's Cream Balm. Apply
little Of this fragrant, ant:septic cream
in your nostrils, let it penetrate through
every air passage of the head; soothe
and heal the swollen, iniamed mucous
membrane. and relief comes instantly.
IT is just what every cold and catarrh
sufferer needs Don't stay stuffed-up
and miserSble-t .--..s.s
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1919-01-29
FUNERAL AT LAUREL.

special Correspondents OF Every Evening
Laurel. Jan. 20 The funeral Of
Charles Emery Harcleroad was held on
Monday afternoon 81 the residence OF
his parents. on Poplar street, Rev Frank
T. Carpenter officiating Interment was
nsde in Laurel Hill cemetery He
was Is wears of age, and death wss the
result Of pneumonia, following influenza.
The remains of " illiam North, 33 years
OF age, were brought to Laurel, Monday
Afternoon. and inferred Ii the Methodist
Protestant cemetery, services at the grave
being In e. large Of Rev Frank T Carpenter
He was the ~on Of Mrs Eliza beth North
and the lste William North and lived
IN Laurel about % years ago until the
family moved to Philadelphia The
Young man died on Wednesday from an
sttark OF nneumonIa.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1919-01-29

Paris or London from early November
until January 4. The list follows: Lieu
tenants George c. Brewer, Ralph G.
Davis, Louis w. Dreber, w. +. Lind,
Baync ID. Aycrst, G. Harvey Ferguson,
Harvey r. Clouser, Donald p. Horscy.
ID. G. Pruitt and X. II. Torbert; Captain
Stuart II. Carswell and Sergeant VIM
throp Derby.
Henry Is. Thompson, president OF the
is treasurer of the Union and has been
IN Paris in connection with the work for
some weeks The letter accompanying
the registration list, which was written
January s, stated that Mr.. Thompson
expected TO be home in about three weeks,
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1919-01-29

or nose running: relieve Ick heada1ne
dullnees. 9evcrisbness, sorc throat. sneeS
ing, soreness and stiffness
"Pape's Cold Compound y the quiek-
est. siires, relief known and oO~ts only Z.
few cents AZ drug stores II acn nj
out assistance. tastes nicc. and cau ~ -
inconvenience Don. accept = sufc' tpte
Insist ou "Pape's' nothing eisc
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1919-01-29
Idvised her u try the mountain climate

advised her 10 try the mountain climate
for while.
X. Snowden Thomas, breeder of Rhode
Island Red chickens, has received an in
quiry from n breeder in Australia for
cockerel MIR. Thomaa il little doubtful
about sending n chicken that far away.
William :. Collins il spending the
winter sightseeing in Florida
Miss Alice Crane of Baltimore il here
visiting Mrs. Harrison w. Vickers, Sr.
Mrs Mollie Hines IN visiting her daugh-
ter, Mrs. Benjamin Houston, in Whining
ton.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. Cleveland Reeves of
North Carolina are here visiting Mr.. and
Mrs. James Tucker.
Mrs Henry Chaires of Wilmington is
visiting her mother and sister At The
Cliffs, near town
Cunning clubs along the bay and river
shores have been having fine. sport during
the mild weather bagging wild ducks
Ono club bagped l23 ducks in one morn
ing & shoot, most of which were fine canvas
backs, while another club did equally as
well. The game is more plentiful than
for several wears
Twcnty-four government mules were
sold here, Monday afternoon by Wilbert
Kendall They brought MI the way from
slo5 to 1890 per pair
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1919-01-29
T,on,t stav stunefi-lpl

Quit blowing and snufflingi A dose
Of SPapc's Cold Compound" taken every
two hours until three doses are taken
will end grippe misery and break up q
severe cold either IN the head. chest,
body or limbs
It promptly opens clogged-up nostrils
and air passagcs, stops nasty discharge
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1919-01-29

GRANGE LECTURERS TO MEET.

Special Correspondence of Every Evening
Dover, Jan. ga conference Of all the
Grange lecturers in the State will be held
here tomorrow, beginning at 10 o'clock
3. m. The meeting will be held in the hall
Of Capital Grange, in Odd Fellows Temple.
The meeting viii be in charge Of State
Lecturer Edward A. Evans. All grangers
and Others interested are cordially invited
TO be present. The meeting viii be an open
one
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1919-01-29
WITH UNIVERSITY UNION.

~p.rlsl >pondence of Eycry Evening
Newark Jan - Delaware College
has received from thc Associate Director
~ Tho American nivcrsity Inion In
Europe & li,t u Delaware college men
sbo registered with the lnIon IN either
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1919-01-29

ry In Canada has spceded up 10 an out
put of 800 do1en daily Pittefmrgh
Dispatch.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1919-01-29

Snath-I know a woman who can talk
IN FIVE languages
Batch-Sof But tell me- do you know
a woman who can keep silent in one,2
- Answers
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1919-01-29
60. 900 kcrrhiefs a Day.

Owins 10 shortage in imported
handkerchiefs the only handkerchief factn-
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1919-01-29

-aiL nrD rru-r usprn- run
New-York tribune., 1919-07-13
Cape to Cairo Air Mail
Service Ready This Year
Nile inundafion One of the OBJ
stacles to Be Over
come

LONDON. June 18 Correspondence
OF The Associated Press Despite
enormous difficulties being met with
in establishing the long air route, it
is expected that the Cape to Cairo
aerial mail service Will be in operation
before the year is out. The first flight.
it Is said, probably will be made in
October or November
Partial reports of the African sur
vey parties now in the field detail
some Of the obstacles that have had
TO be surmounted. Between Malakal
and Gondokoro, about 400 miles, the
Nile so mandates the country that no
suitable landing place for an airplane
could be found. 1t is, therefore, pro
posed to use L flying boat for that
stage of the journey
month after the signing of the
ermistice with Turkey the first survey
party vas ready to start Two years
previously the route from Sollum 10
Cairo had been used by Major Mac
Larcn on has flight from England 70
Egypt. and aerodromes had been built
at Sollum. Mersa Matruh and at Am
RIA, near Alexandria, while intermedl-
ate landing grounds had been cleared
for emergency use. An aerodrone had
been constructed also at Khartum m
1915.
For the purpose Of the survey Africa
was divided into thros sections. One
party was assigned to Fgypt. the So
dan and as far south Is Victoria Ny
ANA. The second covered the central
stretch from Victoria Nyanza through
q part Of what was German East Africa
to kltuta at the southern end Of Lake
janganylAa. A third party inspected
the line from Kituta to Cape Town.
A route via Egypt and the Arabian
coast to India is beng developed from
Atbara to Trinkitat, on the Red sea
and thence via the Farsan and Kan,
aran Islands to Perrin and Alden. 1t
IS said that this PROBABLY will be more
used 1or military than civil purposes.