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Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1919-12-11
NEWS OF LAUREL.

Special Correspondence of Every Evening
Laurel, Dee ll.-Diamond State Tele-
phone Co has had all its employees IN the
local office inoculated against influenza,
the company bearing the expense.
Local members of the Red Cross Society
are waging an active campaign for the
sale of Christmas Seals. The sale began
Monday and will continue until Christ
mas. The young ladies have an attrac-
lively decorated booth in the postonicc.
Sweet potatoes arc being shipped from
the local freight station in great guam
titles, one brokerage firm alone shipping
nine cars, Tuesday. The Middle West
is the market which is demanding most
of them and is paving from Sl.S0 TO $1.90
at The local station.
Now that cold weather has arrived
farmers all around this community arc
killing their hogs as we'll MS many in
town who raised n pig or two. Owing
to the high cost of pork IT IS Thought
that more hogs were raised in this Soc
tlon than ut any time in recent years.
The Flower Club WAS delightfully."-
entertained. Tuesday evening. at the
home of Mr.. and Mrs. Isaac Thompson.
After the usual routine of business was
transacted a pleasant social hour was
NI'cHI HUHlHS NihCh Hot CiloCoIdS, itc
cream and cake were served. The next
meeting will be held ut the home of MIR
and Mrs. Pierce Bennett, Tuesday even
ing, January &.
Miss Marguerite Harvey Of German
town, Pa, and Jennings Quillcn of Itaston,
Md. have been spending several days
in Bethel with Captain aud Mrs w, John
Qullcn.
Mr. and Mrs Leonard II Murphy and
Leonard III. Murphy. ,Ir. and
Adclnc Murphy, are visiting IN Whining
ton and Goldsboro, Md.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1919-12-11
WOMAN'S CLUB MEETl NC.

special Correspondence Of Every Evening
Newport Dec ii The Wolnan'S Cml
of Newport met d the home III Mrs
William Crawford. InSt.s street, yc>fcr-
day afternoon I he club has a plan ot
saving. a~ follows. Each member has what
is called a stormy day Dag and each
stormy day they drop 10 penny. The
contents OF these bags viii bc used for
social affairs which the club Will give
from tInc - timc
Mrs a. d Warner has presented the
club with book entitled I hc History
Of Club Life \ portion from this book
will be read at caeh meeting Nh>
Deborah Bar read the first chapter at the
meeting Yesterday
During the social hour the following
program was rendered Vocal solo.
Mother Machrec. Miss Grac, Quigg.
reading from Miss Emma Worrclrs paper
on Roads and 1urnplkcs About viii
mngton and Newport Mrs. Harmer
Rilc. reading of IN article on the new
tower on Rodney street from which four
states are visible, Mrs Harry Person
The next meeting viii bc held III The
nome Of Mrs " + Groomc. on Wcdncs-
day afternoon, December II
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1919-12-11
crcII. cnnNri NorLa.

Commissioners for Cecil county yester-
day appointed Dr Harry Cantwell of
North East county health officer, and
Joseph Hess Of fair Hill trustee for the
poor and insane. succeeding Edward W
Taylor who had held the position for the
past p years aud declined re-appoint-
mcnt
The following teachers IN Cecil county
schools have rendered their resignation
to the school board Mrs Bertha *
Terry. Miss Stella Bishop, Miss Bertha
A. Simpson. Miss Julia jackson
Mrs. George S. WoollcY has closed her
home in Chesapeake City and with Misses
Nan Hayes aud kathrync Macdonald,
has takcn an apartment in Wilmington
for The winter
lewis \. Morris has becn appointed hy
Governor harrington Justice af the peace
for the Eighth district succeeding 7
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1919-12-11
nephew, DIR. w. r. Eareckson, of that
NEWARK NEWS NOTES.
iai Correspondence of Every Evening

soecial Correspondence of Every Evening
Newark, Dec. 1I.-Miss Grace Il.
Stevens, county health nurse, is making
n medical inspection of the children In the
local schools this week.
At the meeting of the New Century
Club on Tuesday, Mrs. Levi Is. Bowen
read an interesting paper on Adeine
Patti, the famous singer, who died several
weeks ago. On her several visits to this
country the great singer was often enter
tanned ut the homes of Mrs Bowen's
aunts in Baltimore and California.
George Leak moved in to his new home
on East Maine street several days ago.
The Christmas entertainment of the
Presbyterian Church will be held on the
evening of December %. The Rev.
G. w. Wollson of Philadelphia will be
the entertainer.
At recent meeting of Cooch's Bridge
Chapter. ID. A. r.. Mrs. Harry Hayward,
because of the fact that she will soon
remove from the State. resigned as regent.
Miss Eleanor T. Todd was elected to
succeed her and Mrs. j W. Cooch was
elected vice-regent.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1919-12-11
SHUT THE GERMS OUT
OF NOSE AND THROAT
Keep Breathing Passages Antiseptic
Day and Night.

Protect yourself Take every percua
ton against breathing IN germs that
cause disease Day and night keep the
AIR passages clear and the membranes Of
the nose and throat antjscptc
Apply little Of klys Cream Balm
In The nostril> This antiscptic cream
Is dissolved hy the heat Of the body and
pcntratcs All through the air passage.
Instantly, Your clogged up nose and throat
viii opcn, nhamcd, swollen membranes
viii bc relieved, discharge Of nasty mucls
viii bc checked Don't let cold or catarrh
take hold
Dom be awake Al night struggling for
breath with stuffed head and nostrils
..necd Ger q small bottle Of Fly Cream
Baum At any drug store In use for more
than 80 years and depended upon by
millions
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1919-12-11
SUSSEX COUNTY NOTES.

special Cores spondencc of Every Evening
Georgetown. Dee II-Mcmbcrs of
the Methodist Protestant Church of Mil
ton will present the play. Josiah Court
ship. Tuesday night Of next week, for
the benefit OF the church fund.
Raymond ID. Rogers Of Laurel and
Blanche Culver Of Scaford, were married
by Rev W J. TIndal, near Asbury
Saturday night.
Harvey Z. Elliott, son Of Edward Elliott
and Mrs. Susie Burner, daughter Of
Edward Morris, Of Richmond Va. were
married Tuesday night of last week by
Rev. W r. Atkinson, pastor Of George
town NJ T. circuit
Announcement Of the marriage Of
Elias l. Bunting and Mrs Ida Pcncwcll
both Of Ocean view. has been made The
ceremony was performed 10y Rev. Mr.
Good on December l.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1919-12-11

Herbert Cummings, resigned. George
G. Logan, has appointed notary pub
he for the same district
Elkton Banking and Trust Go. has
issued checks amounting 10 s26. .23s. 80
TO I'D members Of the bank Is Cristmas
Savings Club.
Mrs J. G. Wolleyhan and son, Morland
left Cecilton yesterday, for Balboa,
Panama, where they viii spend the winter
with her sister, Mrs w D. Hcite.
Miss Dorothy fehnestock Of Whining
ton is n guest Of Miss Dorothy Hampson
Mt The Bandbox, Port Deposit.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1919-12-11
MARRIED AT TRAPPE, MD.

a very pretty home wedding took place
on Tuesday, December q, at the home oi
the BRIDE sister. Mrs. Ralph Sullivan oi
Frappe, Md. when Mr. James Clark oi
kenion was married to Miss Margaret
MullIkin Of Wilmington. daughter Of Mrs
Robert Roe If Oxford. Md. The cerc-
fnony was performed bv Rev. Robert Roe
Miss Mary Clarke, sister n thc groom
was bridesmaid and Mr. Charles MulIikin
Of Philadelphia. brother Of the bride vas
the groom best man
4 reception followed the ceremony after
which Mr. and Mrs. Clarke left for BaJti-
more, Washington and other poitps
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1919-12-11
ODD CLOCK ON EXHIBITION.
Tells Time of This City and Eight Others
nj Once.

One of the master tlmepleces of the
world, and the only one Of known ex-
stcncc in this country, is IN the show
window of the ~ Snellcnburg u Com
pany store Seventh and Market streets.
This wonderful clock was made In
Germany and brought to this country
by J. Lester Mccoy Of the Marine Divi~
SION IT, s Army
While in Germany, Mr. Mccoy was
bilctcd with n German family and during
his STAY with them they became much
attached to him On leaving for his
return to this country, they made him II
present of this clock which is valued at
$3.50
This clock is made in the shape Of
lighthouse, with ono central dial near the
base and tho other eight dIals at the top,
ono set of works operating the whole
time-piccc This clock tolls the time Of
san Francisco. pcking. Petersburg, Am
stcrdam New York, Greenwich aud
Paris
The explanation Of one Of the dials
having New York on it's face instead of
Berlin is due to the fact that the clock
was made IN Germany
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1919-12-11
SCHOOL PARTY AT DOVER.

Special Correspondence Of Every Evening
Dover, Dec H. Students Of Dover
high school enjoyed wholesome fun, ,ast
evening, al a party given IN Odd Fellows
Temple undcr the leadership If Miss
Mabel krall, secretary of the y w q. a.
IF this State ] : DuXbury, y. ". G. A.
secretary, entertained with some fine
vocal sclcctIons l'hc girls Of the junior
md senior classes acted rs hostcoscs.
Many ncw games Ncrr introduced and
were cnjoNcd hy all The freshmen were
presented with hahys bottle decorated
with green ribbon as ! token N respect.
IN the upper claSsc~ Refreshments we're
served
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1919-12-11
WERE MARRIED IN SEAFORD.
pociaI Correspondence Of Every Evening

Special Correspondence Of Every Evening
Seaford. Dec 1I-l -stcrday morning
AT II o clock Miss Iettia Pauline Gil
more, daughter of Or aud Mrs Lake
Gilmore OF Wenonah \ j. and George
Alfred Shenklc also 5: Nenonah. were
married y the home u tile bride grand
parents Mr.. and Mrs lhoIna. 1. Cot
tngh4m. III tins town
Rev. J. II. Warren pastor q 81. John :
NJ. l.. Church, performed the marriage
ceremony, the ring beng used. The bride
va, gwen in marriage hv her father, and
the groom was attended by Or Thornas
T. CottinGham. uncle Of the bride The
home was very prettily decorated for til,
occasion.
\ dinner followed the wedding, and the
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1919-12-11
NEW PAPER AT SALISBURY.
Wicomico Conntian 10 be Democratic
Organ.

Salisbury, Md, Dec. fl--Announce-
rnent was made here yesterday Of tht
incorporation Of the Wicomico Publishing
Company. with capitalization Of sl5,-
900. for the purpose Of editing Demo
cratic weekly newspaper 10 be known o.
the Wicornico Countian.
The certificate Of incorporation named
IA directors and officers William NJ.
Cooper, president; former Congressman
jesse -. Price, vice-president; Hooper
S. Miles, secretary and counsel; Mark
Cooper. treasurer; and Clarence w.
Miles managing editor. II is under
stood that the paper will not be ldenti-
fed with any faction Of the Democratic
party. but viii be the county organ of
tho party IN elections.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1919-12-11
ROAD EX HIBIT AT DOVER.

Special Correspondence OF Every Evening
Dover Dec II The State Highway
Department yesterday arranged in the
corridor of Hotel Richardson the exhibit
Of maps, charts, plans. models. photo
graph equipment and materials used in
road construction. and showing progress
made in Delaware. that was shown At
Hotel du Pont, Wilmington two weeks
ago.
The exhibit was examined hv many
members of the State Grangcrs, IN session
here. and much favorable comment was
hrarl
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1919-12-11
TO STOP ROAD WORK.

Special Correspondence Of Livery Evening
Georgetown. Dec, l1.-Owing to the
approach OF winter weather, highway
officials Of Sussex county and the State
have practically closed road work Tor the
year, III this county
Next spring ii i the intention Of the
officials to let several additional contracts
and by next winter II Is expected that the
eastern and western sections viii be con
nectcd with au improved road
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1919-12-11
"OUCH! THAT OLD
RHEUMATISMr p
Just Get Out That Bottle of
Sloan's Linirnent and
Knock it Galley West

Weren prepared for that quick switch
temperature. were you5 Left YOU
,tIff, sore full ol rheumatic twmges@
ou should have had bottle Of Sloan's
iAniment handy that would have soon
ased up tl,c muscles. quietcd the jumpy.
painful affected part penetrated with
cut rubbing. bringing gratifying relief
Helpful in all attacks Of lumbago,
-ciatlca, external soreness, stiffness, strains,
aches, spranS Get a bottle ct your
lrlggists 8 3.lc. 1Oc. SI4O.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1919-12-11
WHEAT PROSPECTS GOOD.

Special Correspondence Of livery Evening
Georgetown, Dec. II. Farmers a
lower Delaware arc given much encourage
mcnt nj this timc because Of the excellent
appearance Of the wheat fields. which
with favorable conditions until spring,
indicate that the crop will he exceptional
Is good.
II IS contcnded that nothing but heavy
rslns and freezes, without blanket o.
snow 70 protect them during any unusual
old weather, VIII prevent large crop.
Duing severe cold snow serves ~ q cover
INC and protects Il
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1919-12-11
THIEVES AFTER COAL.

special Corrc> >pondcncc Of Every Evening
~caford. Doe II Discovery was made.
Yesterday 'hat robbers had visited the
cellar of " s. Morse tn West ~caford. hut
tho extent IL The splundcr secured Is not
known. as Mr. and Mrs Morse arc 1T
present in New York 1t is supposed the
thieves were after coal
This is the second robbery here this
week. and the citizens are much con-
rrrncl
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1919-12-11
FARMER ADMITTED
MUROER|NG HIS SON
Pleaded Guilty in Elkton Court
and Was Sentenced TO 13 Years
in Penitentiary.
Special Correapondence of Every Evening

Elkton, Md, Dec. Guiseppi
Guiano the aged Itnlian farmer who in
June last murdered his l9-year-old son,
Vincent Guiano, while the latter was
alseep in bed Mt their home near Elkton,
then dragged the body to potato patch
where he buried it, and later dug up the
remains Mt the orders OF Sheriff Me-
Allistcr, pleaded guilty in the Cecil county
court yesterday afternoon, to murder
in the second degree.
The murderer who is 6s vears Of age
was sentenced TO the State penitentiary
to n term OF II years
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1919-12-11
Install TIi-Y Officers

Officers elected last week were jnstollcd
n the regular weekly meeting Of the lily
Club yesterday afternoon in tho = VI G.
: building Frank Ncwl'n. tho newly.
elected president. presided over the meet
ing. Following the business session Pro-
fcssor gibbs, instructor Of history at the
High School, addressed tho members.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1919-12-11
Should be Quarantined.

Many physicians believe that anyone
~no has Il bad cold should be completely
isolated to prevent other members of the
family and associates from contracting
the disease, as colds are about us catching
Is measles one thing sure the sooner
one rids himself Of a cold the less the
danger. and YOU Will look good while
before vou find 3 better medicine than
Chamberlain Cough Remedy to aid you
In curing = cold .-AdN.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1919-12-11
Yired Habit.

An Indianapolis News correspondent
says be fnh many Dcmocra,s IN The
Middle West turning 20 Bryan ~ A candi.
date. Some men find IL hard work N grt
rid of fixed habit -Des Moines Regisiaf.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1919-12-11

bride and groom left on the o'clock ex-
press for Southern trip, after which they
will reside in Wenonah
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1919-12-11
Dance hy South Side Eden Club.

All arrangements have bccn made for
tho dance TO bc given by the South Side
Eden this evening in Pythian Castle
This is tho first affair given by the club
Tor some time. The club expects a very
busy season this coming winter socially
IS we'll as IN the sporting world. Dralncs
orchestra viii furnish the music for new
and old style dancing \ spot dance
viii 10 one II the feature events oi the
evening. The committee is composed Of
James Tunstl. James Savlllc William
Forrest John Coleman and Harry Grant
What did hcr father say when you
asked him % let vou marry his daughter
SAID the women folks were fiNing to put
the blame on hnn IN case the marriage
Wa~u q success -kaneaS City Journal.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1919-12-11

Silk Shirts, fine Velour and Felt Hats.
good Shoes, Silk Hosiery, Suspenders,
Collars, Ties, Belts, Watches, Um-
brellas, Rain Coats, Mackinaws, Over
coats and Suits.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1919-04-21
PEACE IS RESTORED
IN THE RUHR TRACT
BY CHARLES j. SWEENEY.

lSIAFF CORRESPONDENT J. N. SENfiGtI
DUSSELDORF. April ~ Cvia Paris
April 2e.)-Peaee has been restored in
the RUIN district. but only by force
OF arms. Most OF the workmen. mem
bers OF the former Red army. have re-
turned 10 the mines and factories. but
action committees" are functioning
They are still maintaining an organiza-
tion and declare that the workmen VIII
be called 10 arms again II the reichs-
wehr break the government agree
ment and advance through the HeiSer-
feld-Barmen-HaGen district.
Most or the workers are bitter
against the Berlin government. which
they call reactionarya Some OF them
declare that they would prefer Boil
shevism, although they personally dis
claim being B~olsheviks. others say
they would welcome Intervention by
the Allies in the Ruhr district.
The workers accuse Gen Hasse. COM
%manding the Bavarian reichswehr. OF
organised brutaity during the advance
into the Ruhr zone.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1919-04-21
KELLOGG'S TASTELESS
CASTOR OIL BOTTLED
AT THE LABORATORY
Genuine is Sold Only in Bot
ties Plainly Labelled With
Kellogg's Name.

Every bottle Of Kellogg Tasfeless
Castor on IS plainly labelled with KEEL
logs name. Take no substitute. In
sist on KeuogE's Tastele~s Castor oil.
laboratory bottled plainly labelled
KeIIogE's Tastele~ Castor OIL II you
want a really tasteless castor oil. Moth
ing has been put IN to disguise the
taste Strength and purity are I'M
changed It's the same good. old
fashioned castor oil that your doctor
always prescribes. but that nauseating
taste has been absolutely ~rensoved-
Mothers viii appreciate this valuable
new form OF the good old family rem
edy. because children take Kellogg s
TasteJess Castor oil readily. No br-
bing or ~coaxing- You can now get
K~e1foEg's TasteIess Castor OIL at all
good druggists . Two sizes. s5c and
b5c -2dU
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1919-04-21
JAPS SUFFER
HEAVY CASUALTIES
uNTERNArIosAL NEWS SERVICE

LONDON, April 21-The Japanese
troops in Siberit, North RI Vladivistok.
suffered 1000 casualties in the fighting
at Nikoisk and Khabarovsk lasr Thurs
day. according to advices to the war
office today. The Russian Bolshevik
forces sustained heavy losses and were
forced 20 retreat.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1919-04-21

The word has gone forth
This is a real place to shop and So
regularly.
The Filer record. (Filer, Idaho) 1919-1930, 1919-12-11
Hosiery
Ladies Silk black brown gray field mouse blue and white at w
1875 to $50

Over 5000 pounds of Fancy Candy-the largest as
sortment ever brought to Filler
Chocolates udses Creams Peanut Xmas Mix Jelly Beans Carame
Cream Combinations at
4OC a pound
line assortment oil Box Candies hall pound pound and 2pouud boxes
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1919-11-15
Prince Of Wales Quits
Washington for South
Will Remain Incognito

Washington, Nov. 14-The prince
of Wales left Washington Friday
night accompanied by only his i'm
mediate personal staff for a three
day stay in southern winter re-
sort, where he proposes to remain
in strict incognito. His next public
appearance will be Tuesday, when
he arrives in New York to remain
there until he sails for England the
following Saturday.
The prince called on Mrs. Mar
shall, wife Of Vice President Mar
shall, who has been slightly indis-
posed. On his return from a trip
to the naval academy at Annapolis
he paid a visit to Cardinal Gibbons,
the venerable head of the Roman
Catholic church in America. He was
received by the cardinal in the rec
tory of St. Patrick church and
chatted with him for 10 minutes.
Afterward he drove to the Belmont
home where he dined privately.
At the door of the rectory the
prince was greeted by James Burns,
a veteran of the Boer war and a
former trooper in the Tenth Royal
Hussars, "The Princes Own
Burns told the prince that he had
formed one of the guard of honor
at the wedding of his father and
mother
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1919-11-15
Lands Charges That
Jury Bnbing Tried in
Motor Heads Trial

Chicago, Nov. 14.-Charges of at
tempts to influence the jury and the
activity of detectives in following
the defendants and the lawyers in
the case were made today at the
trial of S. c. Pandolfo and II other
officials of the Pan-Motor company
accused of using the mails to- de
fraud.
when a woman all but embraces
the jury and has to be kicked out of
the. case, the matter is a serious one
for the men who send her and for
the counsel connected with the
men," said Judge Lands.
"I'll tell you, gentlemen, efforts
have been made to engraft things
in this case that would have dis
graced the old North Side state
criminal court.
Reports continue to come to me
from the homes of jurors that per-
sons representing themselves as
federal agents still continue to an
noy the jurors families"
Richard H. Lee, counsel for the
Associated Advertising Clubs of the
World, is directing this prosecution"
said S. c. Pandolfo, head of the
Pafi-Motor company. 81 know
nothing of these visits to jurors
homes"
I'VE have been shadowed ever
since the trial began" said Attorney
Cummins, for the defense.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1919-11-15
Death Note Sent
TO 8 MEMBERS OF
LEGION BY |. ". ".
Threatened With Same Fate
That BefeII Comrades
In CentraIia on Ar
mistiCe Day.

Seattle, Nov. 14.-Renewed &C
tivity by both factions today marked
the fight in the northwest of gov
ernment agents against the l. w. w
organiztion. The establishment OF
the Seattle Union Record was seized
for the second time in "a hours and
the American Legion in Spokane
received letter in which eight 10
cal members of the organization
were threatened with the fate OF
former soldiers killed at Centralia
Tuesday. -.,,
The plant of the newspaper was
seized this afternoon by John M.
Boyle, United States marshal, and
publication stopped.
"My office" said Boyle late to-
day, received instructions to seize
the entire plant and keep posses
sion of it indefinitely"
E. B. Ault. editor of the Record,
and two members of the papers
beard of directors are at liberty
under bonds on charges of violai-
ing the espionage act.
"The government probably thought
it best to hold the entire Record
plant until the case against its edi-
tor and directors is disposed Of"
Boyle added.
Death Letter Signed.
The letter received in Spokane
was signed industrial Workers of
the World, Fred Rushman, manag-
ing secretary" 1t was typewriter
and mailed in Spokane yesterday.
The men named in the letter as
marked were:
Frank McKevitt, Lester Mallette,
Frank O'Leary, Henry Wise, Ralph
Gordon, Russell Alexander, H. E
T. Homan, James Abb and Harold
Pitts. With but one or two excep-
tons these men are overseas vet
Grams and held commissions in the
army. Wise is all officer of the
Spokane American Legion post;
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