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The Clio messenger., 1919-12-11
The Violin Bow.

The shape of the present bow dates
from the end of the eighteenth century
when f. Tourte changed Ii from tile
bow shape as It's name indicates 1t
should be from 81 to 30 inches long
and contain from 130 to $50 hairs
which are drawn tight by the nut. The
stick is generally of snakew0od, or
lancewood.
The Clio messenger., 1919-12-11

shows
has SAVED MONEY FOR THE FARMERS WHO HAVE MA
USE OF 1T marketing their through
wider circle farmers the overhead charges down and the
Under Plan Shipping
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1919-01-06
NEWS OF THE DAY
AT NEW CASTLE
Red Cross Women to Engage in
Aggressive Sewing Campaign
Tomorrow and Wednesday.

Special Correspondence of Every Evening
New Castle, Jan. 6--The following
officers have been elected at the M. ~.
, Church for the period Of SIX months
Superintendent, George Tobln, Jr., as
sistant superintendent, +. II. Taylor, Sr.
secretary, John G.. Leach; assistant sec
rctary, George Tobin, 3D.; treasurer, John
H. Manlove; chorister George Hallman
librarians, Paul Kern and Ralph Duling;
assistant librarians, Harry Ahern, Edward
Pinder.
Mrs j r. Bicking requests every Indy
, TO be present, either tomorrow or Wedhes,
| day, If possible on both days, to attend
tho Red Cross sewing meetings Hereto
fore not as many people have been attend
ing as should. Now please do your bit'
as it will help the boys over there.
Joseph Reybold, who Is IN the navy
and stationed Mt Newport News, Va, has
returned after spending ten days with
relatives in this city
Frank Jones Of Chester, Ia, IS visiting
friends in this city.
This city was covered with snow thus
morning much to the surprise OF many
pcople. II started to snow about II
o'clock last night, and this morning
everything was covered, although not
interfering with traffic
Edward Noland was 4 visitor in this
! city Yesterday,
There will be a hoard meeting OF the
New Castle Century Club this evening at
s o'c clock
Miss Florence Cisin. who has been
visiting at the home Of Mr. and Mrs.
| \. j. tio,ldiss Of this city, has returned TO
| her home in New ork.
Thomas Hill. who has been spending
! several days IN this city, has returned to
| his home IN Cambridge, Md.
.Iamcs Bennett and brother, Morton
who reside IN this city, spent yesterday II
| Philadelphia.
All water rents must be paid before the
18th Of this month. By order Of the re
] ccIvCrs tdv.
! For Sale Two sinai ~ -oom stove
and one sittingroom Ia Apply 7
! local correspondent 1Y.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1919-01-06
BUSINESS CHANGE.
A. S. Reed Rctires From Contracting
Firm Bearing His Name.

announcement Of the dissolution oi
tn business firm of the A. s. Reed and
brother Company, which has just been
made, calls attention TO the ending nj I.
business connection which hns existed
nearly 30 years rs SUCH and which closes
the active business life oi A. S. Reed, one
of the oldest and best known contractors
in Wilmington Mr. Reed began his
business career in 1866, and has been I'M
usually active in the upb,lilding OF tho
city ever since. The firm of a. $. Reel
and Brother Company began In 1890. foi-
lowing a period when Mir Reed had been
in business for himself
Mir. Reed rctIres completely from the
business. For a number cf years, he SAID. !.
when asked about the matter, a great deal
Of tho detail of the work has been handled
by his two sons, Richard T. Reed and j.
Garrett Reed, although Mr. Reed has
been the directing head. Richard J..
Reed has bern vice-prcsident Of the CON-
pany since the death OF Henry Stewart,
about n dozen years ago. and the other
son, J. Garrett Reed. has had charge of
the concrete work of the concern and Is
considered an expert in that line
John Reed, MIR Reeds brother, alsn
retircs from active participation IN the
business The real meaning nj the change.
4. : Reed SAYS. IL TINT 'younpcr blood
is taking over the detail u an retiring
from the grind. " he said, although shall
have 4 good deal to do for some time IN
settling M the business with which the
company has pecn connected. Mr. Reed
will be - wears old next June
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1919-01-06
DELAWARE CITY

er.,sl "r-r,pen i-c ol Esrr, Evening
Ie.sVarc t-, Lu : Nj Rcuhcn
Nau,n CE>t.n Ell returned homo
after ,endu. .ro a.v, here with Mrs.
Mrs Iaar ,ass u IlIladclrna
spent IL, nc, -.,.G te.. vftt / II parents
Iir snd VI, Nllh.m Householder
Prutts,o- Tenn Hints 81 New
Caste tcld Ill, service n tie j J..
Church Yesterday Irorftrc
EdWard liitrhcr>on has received hl-
fono.4l = di~,la - t'oin tho arm, I'd
i WITH lis parents Cc
Tie regular meeting q the Century
Cub MS l.l3 Iudav afternoon, with
Ms llan Moor, IN charge who gave
. ycp nj ing ialk on her trp q
CsHnna
ou-, th luircn ~ the Eplscopal
>4ud1> ~iaoI uer, given tier annual
tIctt
William Pennington j. quite ii a, hi9
loue ~ Clinton street
NJ, { = Igbfc fcld who has cecn
,ltc il. !, shgltlt improved
a .lh1h hhcu whose hand was blow d
81 hv ihc bursting nt q GGn while rclebrat-
lnc the adycu' - the NV Year. Is IN
proving
RE reported 'rai,fcr oi Colo, q
Iucen Rcybold. son ). Mir and Mrs
, iank Ecvb0d of III place. from Fort
Monroe 20 Camp lIolabi.d Nd was
rutv temporary. lI- >'st!on Icing still
ii ori Monroe
~pecl4. rryyal service Will be leld
every evening III. week II hc Methodist
{ hurch
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1919-01-06
PRINTERS ELECT OFFICERS.
Select Officials Who Will Direct Their
Affairs This Year.

A number Of spirited contests were
waged in the election offices for thc
Wilmington Typographical Union,, 10
I23, held yesterday afternoon. Ihosc
elected were: President, Charles L.
Saylor; vicc-presidcnt, J. Howard keim;
secretary treasurer. o. C.Dayis; trustees,
Fred &. Clark, Thomas Cochranc and
w 6. Davis, Jr., the latter a returned
soldier. who was Immediately honorcd
by his prnt-brothers; auditing committee,
William Schuler, William Gamble, &. j.
LeFeyre; sergeant-ot-arms, Ray Dick-
son
The executive committee appointed
comprises William Bodenstedt, Jr., John
J. mckinley, Millard Haynes, Thomas
Cochrane, William Gamble, u. McrkeI
and r. B Malone, investigating com
mittee-T H. Malone, Harry Sallaway
aud George Moreland
The thirticth anniversary and re-
union of the organization, will be heif
Some time during the month Of February
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1919-01-06
BETTER CAR SERVICE.
Traction Co. TO Improve Facilities On
Several Lines

The time between ears on the Delaware
avenue trolley line is tn be reduced as
soon MS the Necessary additional cars are
made available and other details are nd
iusted The increased service rs TO be
given during the morning and evening
periods of heavy travel IN order that the
conpcsted traffic which occurs during the
rush hours will be relieved az nearly ;ts
practical.
According tn a statement of an official
of the Wilmington and Philadelphia
Traction Company. the company expects
to BEGIN operating under the new schedule
some day this week At present the caTH
are operated six minutes apart throughout
tbc schedule. This is to be succeeded by D
fivc-,nip,lte hcadway during the morning
until nine o'clock; and n ix-mlnutc head
way from o a. N until 40 p. m; four
minutes from 80 To $50 and SIX minutes
until completion Of schedule
The additional cars will he oi the large
,lo,,bJe-tr,tck tyre which have seating
capacity Of II adults
The Traction Company has also re-
Gently increased the service on ITS west
Fourth street-Shelpot line and the Darby
line MS announced in its advertisements.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1919-01-06
fc.L o,Nrl %orES

Wlth aida, services II James
N,rh.,il~' Iri~corM Church Al Rising
~r,l Is: =. pc9c,i Yesterday, litter under
r,qrr cNIcr>ivc improvements blsaCp
hamilton oi Washington preached the
op,riuc sermon trcvival meeting will be
held each night this week IN the church
IN the terms ~ the will Of Mrs Caro-
line Price. who died last week her farm
near TIkton was loft 10 Misses Stella ard
MARY c IIsincs The Elkton cemetery
uas loft 500 and Mrs Jennie Jeffers
Florence Jcffers. Nellie CLAYTON. Sue Yea
>ev and Irving Whitaker each $50 and
Margaret Hughes. 5000
after fcrr DAYS illness of pneumonia
Rclj4nin Nandcgritt farmer Of Leeds
section died Friday. and wns buried the
following .ftcrnoon His wife and three
children are confined 70 bed, suffering
with the influenza
Cornelius Short. for several years pro
prictor of "a grocery store IN West Elkton
dled Friday aged 46 years He WAS
formerly an employe Of the Pennsylvania
railroad and several years ago was injured
in the tunnel at West Philadelphia sta
ton He leaves widow and several
children
Robert Hanford hes sold ins farm ct
North East and left Tor Kingston Jan aca,
here he Will engage in the sugar business.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1919-01-06
COMPARISON or VALUES.
Assessed ard Selling Prices on New
{. stle County Realty.

Thc Board Of Assessment for New
Castle county has made the following
comparison Of selling prices and tax AS
scss.ncnts of real estate in New Castle
hundred:
llO acres Of land, transferred by Sue
X Dichl to Samuel ID. Moody, sold Tor
SIG 900 and ass, sscd n $ Q, 800
los acres of land transferred hy John
MOODY to Edward T. iTice; sold for
$1,000 and assl ssed at So, 40.
9la acres Of land, transferred by the
1.obdell Car Wheel Co. 70 the l'yrfc Co;
sold for sll ,21b and assessed at s., 100.
SO acres Of land, transferred hN Charles
l.. Reed TO McAIahon Brothers, incor-
poratcd, sold for $40 800 and assessed NJ
$500
81 acres OF land. transferred l,y James
I. lngle to William +. Gushing, sold for
81 600 and @ss. sscd II $500.
six acres Of land, transferred by Helen
I. Ruchlcr 10 Howard ii sutton sold
for s., 500 and assessed at s. ,0N.
S6 acres Of land, transferred by John
Nolan 10 Thomas tirlcr; sold for S3 ,0O0
and assessed at 81 900
Eighty-six recent sales Of land IN New
Castle hundre chiefly parcels in New
Castle City, Holloway Terrace and other
development tracts show a tax assess
meut Of IS per cent OF selling prices
Other real estate has been transferred as
follows
Minors interest in 365 acres Of land
near Cooch : Bridge, Pencader hundred
by George J.. Townsend, Jr, trustee o.
Margaret H. Cooch and phcrhe J. Cooch,
To Edward " Cooch, for S20.500, and
| Caroline G. Schooltields 5 terest N he
| same tract t. Edward W. Cooch. for 81
| property assessed at Sl9, 500
! l43 acres OF land situated In Pencader
/ hundred and adjoining the Toad leading
| from Glasgow TO summit Bridge, by
David b. McMullen to Thomas II
| Devine. for s12 900; assessed at SO, 0,765
IQ5 acres Of land in Mill Creek hundred
| bv Margaret L. Yeatman TO Alonzo {
| Howell, for IS 600
Land in Oak Grove. by John F. Splan to
| Stanton B. Draper. for 81 900.
Land at Bellemoor. by David r. Lyman
to John B Mote, for 81 100
Land at Riverside. by Albert " PoseS
to George Cleland Jones, for 81 200.
! Land in Brandywine hundred, by Man
! +. Veasev and Benjamin x Nesscy te
: Frederick +. Slocum, for $500; assessed
, at 500
Land at Brack-Ex, by Aaron k- Taylol
TO Anna j. Fidauce, for $500
Land at Boxwood, by James Ranklr
Davis to William Minncr, for S400.
! Land at Minquadale, by the J. w. Hol-
loway Co. TO Geyer Edward Achenbac h
Alesandro Eainonc and Maud Alice
| Cadori, for $40 per lot.
Land in Mill Creek hundred, by Frnci
/ r. Gallagher, Jr,, to Henry Irving Bowies
! for 81
Land on Montrose Terrace, by MARY
| +. Prqst 10 Clara j. Armstrong, for 81.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1919-01-06
[IVORCE SOUGHT AFTER
YEAR OF MATRIkIONY
Mrs. Mary J. Boulden Alleges
Cruel Treatment by Her Hus
band. Dr. A. B. Boulder
- l.n-r..nondcncr n 80, E,cnins

~p,-,ai ,,orrr~pondcncc Of Every Evening
IiA.na. Ma. Jan 4 Mrs Mary
Bo,llirn ol Ell-on has flc~l hill in the
Hartford cu.u5, rourt. at Bel Air for m
a' ~.Ift, uvct,c irnm nr ilrert B
R -Itor III la>rr IL C:r4cc The jill
.l.,.> ,uu,ual harsh and crucl treat
r, a~3 l.hdcl', Iudgr Harlan re-
Fl. r,i Dr Rn;llccn - furnish 50 1HN
u.gl I" ,,r,yc'tt ldm 'aNlrr ~" State, ana
ri,r,l hum ~ pay tl@ 81 per week
,lim,ry P.ndlrc fhc >nf =" nudge ais"
-iar., an .nmEc,iun r srrsninG Dr Bonl-
je1 from GI~y y,~iar of hs rr,p,r;v cr with
'raulur .i> unu.y from III" Havre dc
Gr4oc 'ruke
Nr. Rruld., vas ,nurricd to Dr Roul-
.l,4a,car 90 She was Al ;hr timr ci her
.p rrJagc wee principal 1t Pcrryville High
~,h,vl and 4 daughter of Register of
Wiil. AID Nrs X u Rowland q Flkton
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1919-01-06
NEWS OF LEWES.

spe-.ial Correspondence o. livery Evening
Lewe~. Jan d Rowland B Ingram,
son of Thouu,, K Ingram, who had been
ia Irance for - months, arrived ~
Newport \ow-, Va last wecG and
expect - b. discharged from service
sOOI
John / Martin d EIarbeson and
NiI-, Mildred 81 Waplc~, daughter ot
-, and MIR Frank Waple~. Of near
town were married at the PrcSbyte nan
Name, IN Georgetown, by Rev " illlaIn
II Davls
Everett Chase oi Philadelphia, who
has hcn stationed a. the Naval Bas,.
hcrc or several months, and Miss Eliza
beth Benuun vcr, married Al Elkton,
Nd last Thursday
Mfs John " lAuk and John NJ
Lynch, who were visiting in Wilmington
and Philadelphia, have returned.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1919-01-06
NEWS OF THE DAY
DOWN DELAWARE
Newark People, After Hearing
Able Address, lndorse League
of Nations.
GIFT OF A PURSE OF GOLD
Laurel Minister Stricken in Pew
ard Old Worshipper at
Class N Getting.

.por,al { totrrspoudcucc Of Every Evening
Laurel. Jan Rev James H..
.trs,irhn. minister Of Christ Methodist
Protestant church. this town. was taken
Il suddenly IN hls pulpit Yesterday
morning. Nhll, reading the scripture
lesson services had 10 bc suspended
and the minister WAS taken 10 hlS hom"
where u l. SAID he Will recover Mr
~traughn Is one oi the leading ministers
u tho Ncihodlst Protestant denomination
Rufus Elliott. oldest mcmbcr OF Cen
,rnsry Methodist Episcopal Church here.
oas stricken with PARALYSIS, yesterday
moruInc. whI!c attending class meeting
IN IN, church He's IN "A critical condition
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1919-01-06
New Year Marriages.

The first three marriage ceremonies of
the wear performed By Rev George White
Dawson, at Asbury NJ j. parsonage,
th, city. were January . Harry ".
Gushing. Eden Park. and Miss Clara l..
Warner. lOl North Franklin street, VII
miugton. January 4, John NJ. Met auiIey,
49, kirkwood street, and Miss Marjorie
d IoAand. 1905 West Eighth street.
january I, Arthur r. Dawes, and Ida
B Moore. both Of Dover
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1919-01-06
KENT FARM BUREAU

~p#,a Cue-r>ro. s, t,or' iN.tuG
- - Jan 6 lhc nr.f anu4a m..t-
81. t., k,gs county Farm 2ur,.a wall
Ia h1i tY fhc nU,r Dp,r. iiou~..
Ir,r., If..r1 q h cnaIag 4t lOa m
s..r. .-t1,r .s ,.ran. la- been arranged
l..f. llt, Iu tl. afternoon
#, III, 1i 4,. 3r-srn,T8 81 tSc
fa ~r. 4aa. s, s),i4Varr
Il. m.r.,a. -.,- 81 ulll q, devoted
,rtlr. fN tt bu~.H.~. t dr. 81 fhr bureau.
,aeLg In- 'r,r~ tnd con-
ml'te u fe ..ll Nra,.'- tof ~. Nrai
D. IL, n1 nnt prl
,H 4. et.it !. h4mau1~ IL tie
R.t HH, ti1,- u ta .olnr> and
ta. u 81. su ulii =, nr
tIr#
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1919-01-06
FAVOR LEAGUE OF NATIONS.

Special Correspondence of Every Evering
Newark. Jan Theodore Marburg
of Baltimore formerly United States
Minister to Belgium, made an interesting
address at "A community meeting IN Wolf
Hall. last night, on League of Nations,
Because of the meeting there were no
services IN some of the local churches
and Wolf Hall was crowded.
Al the close Of the meeting resolutions
offered 10y Dean f. Laurence Smith en-
dor~ing the principle Of league Of nations,
c,pouscd bv President Wilson were
adoptCd
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1919-01-06
OWL OFFICERS INSTALLED.

Special Correspondence OF Every Evening
Milford. Jan. 6.-On Friday night
the Milford Nest of the Order of Owls
installed these officers:
Past President, J. Frank Salavan;
president, Frederick Wilson; vice -presi-
dent. Ira Fields: invocator, Clarence
Russell: warden, Harry Wilkins; sentinel,
James McCaffcrty; picket, Walter II.
Davis: financial secretary, II. Nj. Bennett;
recording secretary, DIR. Evans Roberts;
trustee for three years, Walter Dlll.
Later the members enjoyed supper
given bv the new officers.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1919-01-06
Matt Finger Promoted

Word has been received IN tI1s cIty
that Matt Finger, one OF the best known
and most popular Jewish young men OF
Wilmington has been promoted to- the
rank Of second lieutenant in the A. Il. f.
in France. Matt enlisted in the ga rly
months Of the war, and was sent overs cas-
shortly after his enlistment. He Is now
stationed st ST. Mazaire. france.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1919-01-06
CORONER'S EXPENSES.
In the Last lG Weeks Jurors and Witne ss
Fees Aggregated S24S.

Coroner Spring held - inques,s IN the
last 10 weeks Jurors iees amounted to
S3G3 and witness fees 10 si5
Jurors receiving the largest fees were:
Joseph L. Taylor, S27: +. l.. Howrv
SD \ Il. Taggart S23; Thomas Palmer
SIS Join F. Welsh, Sl2; Walter Stow
man. so: Charles G. Guycr, stenograph-
cr. $40: Edward L. Curran, 81; John I.
Moore, 81 Other jurors received 81
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1919-01-06
OLD MASON GIVES RECEPTION.

en.e,si s.orr,.>l,on,icnc. of EVcr, Evening
Milford. Jan ON FRIDAY evening
Perry = Rirkard~ aged - wears enter
,,iprd aIl Is,I.V> and Na-onS ~ the
lnn, Il in. daughter Mir, Minnie Il
p,,l. Nj RIrkar,l- 4, The oldest
nrml,r - both l,mplc Lndgr 81 Ma~"hs
and tfysia. louni Lodge oi thid ello"S
Nir. Ds1l. N4> assisted ~ the re-
e.pilau i, Nir- III ! Bun-tcIn Mrs
Ce..rrc II Uall Nir~ C,cerg,, Pierce.
N'r- q Iatfun t,rirr. Nj, John G.
~h,r, Mr., Walter X Barrett Mr. \ u
Ni,r,h4n MID Nj, Nauau pouchcrtl
Nhaut =, ,ear- ID. NJ RIckard-
s ,n,.r.,,r Fl Is, Genera assembly
81 Fl, ,uu 4. va- Il hr rrngc hu~l-
IS hnt r.rci several year, ago ami
su h,e! with hl daughter
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1919-01-06
KEEP LOOKING i'0UNG
It's Easy-If You Know DR..
Edwards Olive Tablets

The secret Of keeping young is to feel
young - to do this you must watch your
liver and bowels - there's no need OF
having salIow complexion - dark rings
under your eyes - pimples - bilious
look in your face - dull eyes with no
sparkle. Your doctor will tell you ninety
per cent of all sickness comes from In
active bowels and liver.
DR.. Edwards, a well-known physician
in Ohio, perfected vegetable conn.,
pound mixed with olive oil to act on
the liver and bowels, which he gave to
his patients for years.
DR.. Edwards Olive TaSlets, the subsri-
tute for calomeI, are gentle in their action
yet always effective. They bring about
that exuberance of spirit, that natural
buoyancy which should be enjoyed by
everyone, by toning up the liver and clear
ing the system of impurities
You will know DR.. Edwards Olive Tab
lets by their olive color. l0c and 25c per
box. All druggists.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1919-01-06
GIFT OF PURSE OF GOLD.

Special Correspondence OF Every Evening
Milford. Jan Il Mr.. and Mrs Frank
G. Shcw of Lincoln City were presented,
a few evenings ago, with a purse of gold
from their children and grandchndrcn.
Il being the ,0th anniversary OF their
wedding
Mr. and Mrs. Shew came 10 Delaware
from New York state a few days after
thc,r marriage and have lived IN Lln-
colin City ever since.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1919-01-06
Homo On FurIough

Private Harold McCardle, who is sta
toned at Camp Fustis, Va. is spending
fev days with his mother in this city
Private AicCardlc entered the service
OrtoDcr u when be was sent 70 Fort
du Pont lIc was transferred to Camp
Eusti. on December 10 He gained 20
pounds while IN the service.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1919-01-06
Repreecnfatiye Lester Out of Hospital

Edward Lester, Jr., representative IN
the State Ieuelaturo from the Twelfth
Representative district, Red Lion hundred
has re,urned to his home at ~ Georges,
after spending two weeks at the Deiawart
Hospital. where he was operated upon
Mr. Lester is much improved IN health
and snvs h., will be ON the Job whom the
LEGISLATURE convencs ut Dover.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1919-01-06
NED 81 COMMITTEES ROOMS

>,.. ouft. -ra.,ll n, tNrfy EyontN,
Da,.. I.n R. n- Fl ua.l II tar
Cauaisf.t. r.r4 the lower par' ~
th, ~taf. II H~s tfe ,.~f WlaC now .c-
aapr.i >t missioner II ,.iucati'n.
county superintendent ard "'htr, NE
Kent cOunfN atcAt~ hnl ing o.fcr~ un
the second .oar II the Old county hulidug
which has ht purchase! Try the state.
ar yarl,iug thlr o.hc,, and taking
quarter, IN I'll, newly rrmodcled Kent
county Ca4rt House, on Dover Green.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1919-01-06
SneIIenburg Minstrel Dates.

Thoec who have seen the shows gwen
heretoforc b.. the anellenDurg Greater
Nlinstrels. VIII bc pleased 10 know that
The dates for tins years peIformarcfss
have been finally decided upon: Ihey are
Tuesday and Wednesday evenings, Jani-
sry = and -. At the New Century Club.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1919-01-06
Brick Iniures Walsh.

Joseph ? Walsh. aged % years, Was
admitted to the Homeopathic Hospital
early Yesterday morning suffering from n
badly laceratcd face He was taken from
Sixth and lombard streets IN the PhTnix
ambulance He said he was struck in the
face with brick, hut did not know who
struck him
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1919-01-06
Crittenton Home Meeting.

The annual meeting Of the Florence
Criftenton. for the election Of oficcrs
will be held on Wednesday afternoon
AZ 3 O'Clock nj the home SpG West Fifth
street. A full attendance Of members
is desired.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1919-01-06
Clothes Rack Catches Fire.

A slight fire occurred at S06 Chestnut
street last night A clothes rack full OF
clothes caught fire IN some unknown
manner The Washington Fire Company
responded TO alarm No. 26 and soon ex..
tingniehed the fire. Damages amounted
10 about s25.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1919-01-06
START
THE YEAR
RIGHT
Don't go Around all Tagged Out

If YOU are weak. nervous and rundown
and can't eat or sleep as you should, no
one thing will do more 10 regain good
health and make rich red blood than
Chasco-Vin. the guaranteed tasteless cod
liver and iron tonic II IS the bcst way n
avoid the "Flu" and its attendant dangers.
Chasco-Vin will increase your strength
and vitaity. often as much 8s 100 per
cent IN two week. time Give IT. d trial
and you will be surprised
Sold in Wilmington hy Miller Drug
Store f0f-f08 Market street
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1919-01-06
Breaks Arm in Fall.

OscaT Long, 2 carpenter living q
Brack-Ex. and employed on the new adj
ditlon 10 The du Pont Building fell from
\ ladder while At work Saturday after
noon fracturing his left elbow and brIis-
irg his left hip lie WAS taken to the
Homo opa HE HOspI,al.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1919-01-06
BREAKS A COLD
In A FEW HOURS
First Dose OF "Pape's Cold
Compound" Relieves
All Grip Misery.
Don't stav ,tufcd-up

IJUU { NIdN tTITtU-UTI
Ouit blowing and snufihng i dose
"a Pare. Cold Compound taken
every two hoi,r- Intil three doses are
taken viii end grippe misery and break
up + sever. cold either in the head.
chrst bod, - lImbs
Il prompt opens clogged-up nos
irils and air a ages stops nasty dis
charge or ms, running relieves slch
headache dillness. feyershncss, sore
throat, sncezing soreness and stiffness
..Papes Cold Compound" Is the
quickest surcst relief known and costs
only few cents at drug stores II
acts without assistance. taste nice, and
cause no Inconvenience Don't accept
. substitute
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1919-01-06
Central Labor MON

The regular sem-monthly meeting 81
the Central I.abor Union will be held to
morrow evening, IN Irish-Amcrican Hall
New delegates will be seated from the
various affiliated crafts and final nomina
tions for officers for 1919 will be held
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1919-01-06
Bush Takes Virginia Place

Charles W Bnsh who gave up the
practice of law here. 10 go into Y Nj. &.
\ war work. has been appointed indus
trial secretary Of the ! N G \. for the
state Of Virginia He has already assum-
,tl his new dutlts with headquarters IN
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