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Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-01-01
BIG ULCER
ALLHEALED
..Now Can Walk" Says Mrs.
Southcott of Medina.

Here is another letter that makes me
happy saws Peterson Of Buffalo %One
that ! would rather have than athousand
dollars.
Money isn t every thing IN this world.
There IS many big hearted rich man
who would give alI he has on earth to
be able to produce q remedy With s'4ch
mighty healing rover as Peterson 2
Ointment, to sell st al druggists or 35
cents box.
Read TINS letter, written February Il
1918. by Mrs Albert Southcott Of
Medina. \ ~ It seems ike a miracle,
but It is true. every word of T.
| know it because | get similar letters
almost every day.
Is il anv wonder | an happy
Peterson Ointment Co. Inc, Buffalo,
n Y.
Dear Sirs
Il was an untold sufferer from an old
running sore and ulcers. I had tired most
everything without any rehe( from pain.
4 friend told me 0i vour wonderful
ointment and the first box took away
the pain that had not left me before IN
wears. and after using Just nine dollars
worth of the sslye am cured The
ulcer was 8 inches by So mches, is all
healed and ! can walk Never, never
will | be without Peterson again
'tTou may use tins to recon mend YOUR
ointment if YOU wish | cannot SAY
enough t. praise IL Yours truly.
Mrs. Albert Southoott. Medina, N H.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-01-01
How To Enjoy The
New Year
Nv REV. jnscph y lrwin
Pastor Del Ave Baptist Church

Some Of us have como % the end of the
year with regrets because of our many
failures. Others wish that they had the
opportunity 81 live tho year ever ngain,
making success where they had failure
The mast cannot be changed II such a
thing were possible. with the knowledge
and experience we had, we would Just nay
and do again the Same as we have done.
There In no tlpe in wasting tune on the
past either in regard to oar success or
failure. We mIst forget Our past attain
menta. loya and failures, for we are ex-
pcctod 10 live in the present. u we i've
other than in the present our lives VII iail
10 respond 10 the present opportun,tlrH
The future lies before us with largo or-
norhinties and responsibilities y is Tor
ils Ia improve aud meet these based on or
psai experiences There can te no irnprove-
rner made wholly on q set oi New 1eaT
resolutions. Such resolutions, however,
arc not all condemnable, bccauso man,
10 do his best, must hRve definite working
plans. These resolutions arc only TIE
plan or plans for the year.
We want to live during the year SO
that our regrets on account oi duties un~
fulfilled viii lie less than at present wfa'"
our joys will l,e greater becaaso We haV..
worked win NfDl tof ilF FsF ~
humanity by the establshmnhJ q i'0
Kingdom.
There ia a rnr@=nge for uz NJ Leviticus
25 IL, And ye shall not wrong ono an,
other, b'lt thou shalt fear thy G@.i 'or
am the Lord your Cod, x. ~ JehoVtt
has commanded tho Israelites not ~ takf
.dvantago s,vsr thfgsn IN their power le-
oalse Of the relation SUSTAINED by t'fIn 70
tlpir God In the Rsw Testament we
bs,,o he mir ~ orr Lord and Teacher,
I@s,e Christ when IL SAID. an thing
therefore whatsoever W would thai ul''
Hhould do unto Won even 50 =" y' t'e'
nnto them lf we make there coHmnnde
orr principles during lP2n W sfa', h"'
fail in fulfilling our duty to"ard Too An'
man.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-01-01
AID COMMUNITY PROGRAM
MANY Concerns and An City pc
partmcnts United lor Christ
mas Jolllty

la addu,ou Is thos, alrcid, Aunaa 5"i
IS having entered tetri,l, p m srf
th, ul,fis s,a-,n fs ntaNr tht IH
uuugN ttretna- prefaul 4 rDr0~- '''
ou}l -ys., ta.garlN lint i. !,uon n
ttun 81 thr s"rm.uttN fcrHn. ff y
Gt.lt,r.,r contractor oaIrel lrNCN
,rcin.,f G.lr. (. Ir Nelson's
,,~,rp, Ia, nona nd n,'.vsre state
PROGRAM tomwtfte
Cg aaIral. u. .Im.im, rom
NaVor laNlar 13 Irs-.tonf 'r'tE'
I,an. IL ct, min.tl INN l.Hr hccu
m,,-i tndu.tru.a- 81 Hia. th' anE
ION owmHutt ~erl q. rs iu
making a, whole rtag m .a ,'N~
Nlthru th,ff h,lpr v.iiIi u't n h"'n
prs.lhlc If i,r.,t.i t ao ftrN.n- e
haNc beru Ira -cut,l ll. Nat.r iPart
m,ut. street ~up,r,i lrar, i.rrsn
and t, ~trrot ani ~cUcr flng. n'ni
Park ~u,, flutcudru' Nlrh ar staff
and rgutrmeut Ch,rf 81 roho Ra \ aud
N,, aH.ear hers II Cltv unll.
member. ST .to lulh, Rmlirc mms-
-Ian and .th,r oa ,.a rayr aane every
th,nr th,, uti ,ai r.,ir -up~ Il WA,
luveluel
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-01-01
GOOD WAR RECORD.
Col. Albert w. Foreman Glad TO be Back
in America

Colonel A. w. Foreman Of the War
Department is visiting his mother,
Mrs. Mary L.. Foreman, S03 North
Franklin street, over the holidays. lie IS
Wilmingtonian by birth and has an
enviable war record He returned from
overseas about the end of October
Colonel Foreman enlisted in the regular
army during the Spanish-American war
and decided to remain in the service.
His advance was rapid. lie went to
France early in 1918 and was with the
American forces during the big advance
of the July and September campaigns;
When the Fifth Corps WAS organized
Colonel Foreman became chief OF stall
He was through the entire Meusc-
Nrgonnc offensive The honor fell 10 the
Fifth Corps Of having made the greatest
advance IN the Argonne forest,
Whom the army chiefs decided to
take he soldier ncwspapcrmon over
The scenes of the American operations
and az INTO the zone Of the Army Of
Occupation. Colonel Foreman WAS chosen
10 command two of these parties.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-01-01
Higher Ideals in Year
1920
rs Rry Charles T. Candoc
Mlnistcr WCatHin.fsT Pres Church

The war lust clored hrs bcen ycar ~
which tho country and The world % iargr
has, ~ a mcasuro simply marked tifno.
Nc had thought Fc we're rvady ior frI
step ln advance md that pruErrfr w1uli
have been rapid. l1f az ths months EYt"
along and nothing tangible seemed ~ r.
duur in The WAY ~ rplwug ggnc u' thr
pcrplcxinR problems thsrn foll our W =
fcelina of d.ridtd diecvf9F rrHt iiIt
az wc have jrawu pcnr %" ri,rf oi ihr
year We arr ablr io Boc certain signs Whrl
point to better things, and sr can io.f
forward to 1920 with a optfj'uor r.f
Hilerably grra'Hr than that hd Fir F
ton months ago What arr -oWo - 'hrr'
signs7
First ~ 81, there zocna n - vory T7f
orally a desire ~ makr AZ honest hd
encrgrtic effort ~ solve The many ir'''
lcua IL fnrc us firrglne7 FnoHr tf'Ff
proldrme arc difficult and prrpk urE
enough. Int ~ h8vn oouid.nof Nla' ~
lFiH IT, aLln - hld 2ufu, sol [
have 4 mind - Ih 'frirr ~ i'b rninh
tinu d gu,n ~ the ~ uoe' frprin' itrU
with Il therr iar lecn IS ros ilroVrf 81. tf
thi7 VERY rr4ti ssuo-. har ro' 'ren gliho't
ita hlcf.iugr Il ~ raur.rg - Fiir or
sriwF. ~ shakr N rrr rdolrprr iur
must le admitted ra' many ,Cr-1'r af'
iyllaysfT Terug from r'hWgY md 0cri'e.
reaction from ttr irrrr' md Hr
strain ~ hr War Ivfff
II il go.yl thing ~ 'hat f<-fir Hrr
~ yinr Fr rn.t-' ttrierin ie'Hr iav
aro not satisfied 90 J1 r7v IL
.l,irg tftnyr t. gHIl Std ~ S'trr
tIrrc, thrre + u,o honof' Ir-'- tr 't'rrr
d-al with all man Wc hav u'r S' taY
W. ran ~ iorcrr grirreto itInrH Rfir7
work fpr mr~t.r ~ .ar'rifu arr
~ reor Nr
afetpr .o rur III rn.trrri
gp,-,turr fterr .rr,.rlrd
rtr#de-d ~ .ry a-f wnrr rr0rh0v
In pfr dealinre r r,v ~rr
ttn~frr, tirirf,er Hsr
trangr yesr y MANY y 'ht~F
hlvs a1tncgerd IA lhr 1rinv III ftt
fordr'trn n N.t 'al t7ve rrn
rH swing a,d rnv our b-rr Az
termination rs arirr ,rir wtnis Ia
~ tbe moro uurriol M ant p Hnl thr
thirrp v.i,~N r'ko fnr ,torr efefr''f
Sin~frcr mfndrri 7rd wrfv iI hnf
rs ready M mako rv Hnr' IT
f pro,-gcsz WI tpv, caught nr v7inn
h,vhrr 1ralr ~ at r.fr rri - r-aiIys.
thrrn
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-01-01
TELEPHONE A TEST OF
THE VICTORIOUS LIFE

Among the practical tests ior leading
tie Victorious Life rs suggested BY Dr
Charles q Tnubuu at the Chambers
Nvhe Church Tuesday afternoon, is
j person attitude with The telephone
IrrItabiu,y is the one constant tempta-
tiyu lie said, and if one can be cut of
III tie midst Of s telephone conversation
with ones best friend and not lose one
temper. this person has advanced . step
towards leading the Victorious Lite.
" hcu 4 person is reused il the midst Of
thc nighj by tie phone ringing. and
after finding It is the wrong number,
and stilI keeps his or her temper, then
another advance las been made.
PLiladclphia Press
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-01-01
MRS. BLAKE DEMENTED.
Woman Who Drowned Mute Son To Go
To An ASylum

Atlantic City, Jan Application for
the formal commitment to IN asylum Of
Mrs. Esther Blake, SAID by conmia-
sion of local physicians to be sufferer
from delusional insanity, will be made
when the Court meets here Saturday.
Mrs Blake has been confined in the At
lantic county asylum following the YER
dict Of the coroner's jury investigating
the death Of her 5-ycar-old son James
The application for commitment viii
be made by Or. James Mason. resident
physician At the Atlantic City Hospital,
where Mrs Blake was taken after her
arrest on charges Of killing her child
by throwing him into the ocean.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-01-01
NINETEENTH ANNUAL
AUTOMOBILE SHOW
Philadelphia Exhibit IS From Jan.
10 to II, Il Different Makes
ul Cars to be Shown

Inc unct,culh annual Philadelphia
Nutornt tl show iur passenger cars Will
4, Icld iium january Ia to January "a
rn tbr Commercial Museum huildmg.
UatN fourth street below Sptucc, under
.hc .a~tn,.- ~ the Philadelphia Autnmo-
ile Trad,, N,.u,,al,on The motor truck
.huy uill IT, held III tho samc building
ltom January ~ to I, under the auspices
~ Tho TRADE association ~ corporation
uth tic Motor Truck \saociation of
Philadelphia
Ihc rlaus tnr both shows are entirely
couplrtrd and demonstrate that the 1920
untor rar exposition Will bC the largest
and most representative ever held ~
Philadelphia Upwards ~ 10000 feet
0i noor pace Is devoted to car spaces
alone whllc thc building. mcHd'ug aisle
spaces. ctc covers au entire square of
uior, than 100 Oon square f"ct " SPACE
Never lcforC have - many different
makes 1T passenger cars hcCu dieulnNrd
81 Philadelphia show aud had There
tc,n tocm to Accommodate thcm II least
ia mon, manufacturers wotfld have hr"n
rcpr,,-cutCi IS Il A. there arc t. nC
exhibited - different makes oi auto
moIilcs shown hv - different exhibitors
Who distribute tho ears IN thus territory.
Is ro,uparcd With IL makes of cars shown
last ,car hN 81 distributors In addition
- tic car exhibits thcrc viii ho 30 dltfor
mt accessory firms exhibiting hundreds
d artlclcs ~ accessory equipment ioF
motor car
The decorations vail ~ especially
nr,,atc ana hjehlv conrcd. aiInrdng Az
uuiisuai setting ior the show Through
nnt thr da> AMI evening mu+l' wall ho
provided IN the thrj regiment National
Guard BAND III so ptccc, vhch sctvcd
II France With thc 1~th DIVISION during
tho war
The cars I'll Is c>hi'4tcd arr "'o-
molllc. Wlutun Cadllac riorC" arrow,
For,I. Chandler cleveland, SAXON. 'asc,
Stpchakcr Packard hudson l5SoN,
NaNwoll Chalmers tiotck Premier Fat
Raamcr STANLEY nojgc Peerless \c'ic
ScrjIlr Booth Franklin Stut7 Oakland.
Paie,. pcrr,~ Narmun il1pmolnic hoy
ru]rt. NatJouaI Nlrr,rr. >uhurn "'",
Liberty ~tanasrI tjien Paterson. trN-
lurtou lh~ccr Grant hie=el Holmes
Iar.ian ovrrland Nil,~ kncht 'lis
mo- III. pa>t- Revere, ll.NnC~ REQ.
Nash Nm,,man ~'nrcF Np1prS"n.
~traru- kught 'ansIS. Mitchell Sc
tlIcu~ SIS Noon. hng Maihohn. i 4
N. Nolu. kniahg Comet columbia
T,mpl;. N,@tc,tt llgtn Andcrson
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-01-01
A New Year Meditation
~ Rev u Franklin Smiley y
Pzator ~ West freshytariau ihlrrh

Tbr ,r q season FOR reflection II ever 2
man thinks seriously AZ ALL It ought I" Z"
"a fhe old Year closes and the Now Year
r,,,onu ,ron HE life IL eyer nan sho'ltd
honestly and earnestly set himseif - find
ont nrst what ~ n and whittier hc gncT, =
should r., on the eve 81 another year o'
tlmc
Not that r,en do not think Noat men
do and eaueriajly AT this HeaSon q thF
yrar when thny are busy NTH Their looks,
estimating the past, Calculating th" future
But then 4 IS not the right kind q think
lno Indeed ~ far ae life lteaelf y conoorned-
II - thinking % no purpose
Well hea Paacal sald Man Is evidently
made for thinking, thIs s the only *
celIence he can boast To thlns ariEbt g
tho sun of human duty, and the tr'le
art If thinking Is tn fegln with ourselves
olr Author and our end And yet ~hst IS
It that engroszprs the thoughts ot the world
Not any of these oblects, h'ft pleasure
wealth. honor and esteem, In fine, The
making ourselves kings without retiFcti"g
what il ia 10 te a king Or TO f'e HlNn
The past X gone, irretrievably gone.
yr. INT mrr character, which tbs past
formed e not gone. nor win i ever 70
LING after time shall be no more, these
characters which W arr tuihcsI m simo
ali ,crna,n ~ hlesvs c,r r.irEe Us. ~ neip 0r
f,,,der i. And fhis il The way 7ge ought
tn think IF these passing dayE- viewed ~
thrs light, I doubt Il any ot lts, ~ matter
I'm, rrrest ,,,r ort,rn.srn. q satisfied with
,,,,r ,,,st @eIfsbr,res and san have 100 ofLen
lullcd 70 sleep the angel ut the better sell
,,Ithin ID We have been entertaining
falac Notions ~ life. whereby soul and
rn,pd and L4,no have been rclezated to the
back ground and grr..I, rukd and gain
h,,t,c E,scorne the r,e,toIiar idols 81 the race.
What will next vear be to tR2 Mostly
,rhat xc make of It. and what We make of
Il viii depend Upon how we treat these,
~, s,,,cr,intg hours az IT.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-01-01
To BURN 81 600 900 HOSPITAL.
Building at OtisvilIc \. y, is Near
Tubercular Sanitarium.

AilddIeIoWn. y :, Jam Although
the United States General Hospital No
5, at OtIsville. near here, for the treat
nent Of returned soldiers. cost the govern
mcnt upward Of $1,000000, II WAS sated
Yesterday that the buildings viii be de-
stroyed by Ire. the destruction 70 be ac-
compLshed under the supervision Of DR.
Royal ). Copeland Health commissioner
Of New York City
The New York City Health Depart
ment as rIle, prevents removal Of
buildings that have been occupied BY
tubercular patients for use il other
places. and as these buildings were erect
ed on grounds owned by the New York
City Sanitarium the same rule applies
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-01-01
HOSPITALS MAZE REPORTS.
Homeopathic and Physicians and Sur
gconS Indicate Successful Year.

Dur.nc tho pa; wear ths thlrtN second
of the homeopathic Hospital many m
provr1ncntS have been made. according
Is It's report ncv u3atcrnHS depart
mont has hs>cn opcnod WITH private rooms
AND operating, stcriIizmg and othor'zine
rooms During the wear here were l,1S?
patients admitted ol winch m}ntsr only
o9 died There were 2iG hirths N thc
hospital during The years Tho hospital
gave 3 3I34 days ot freo service and :. .N39
trcc dressings IN the receiving w#rd
There were 81 }rec patients admitted
ash donations durmC Size wear amounted
tu s. O~0
The Physicians and surgeons lt"Spt';h
rcports very successful wear IN addl-
ton to treating large numbcr q patients
during the year, 4l2 patients were ad-
ml,,cd and thcrr vcrc III hrths IN the
hospital The Board of Managers Will
hold meeting during tins month
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-01-01
Nenezuela SampIing Goods.

one of the largest ordersfor merchandise
samples Of house furnishings placed from
South America since the war is being
totaled by the export department Of the
Bush Terminal Sales Building The
order was placed by buyer for Is retailers
and distributors Of Venezuela who viii
introduce the sample lines into that coun-
try. More than 1000 different items Of
merchandise were selected, the orders
ranging from few dozen to a thousand
dozen in each line The total Of the in
voice is close to 100000 1t is expected
that recorders will greatly exceed this
amount-New York Times.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-01-01
COLLEGE MEN ENTERTAINED.

i dinner was gwen Tuesday night by
Mr. and Mrs. " L Humphrey in honor
q " lizard Iiumphrfs their son, and Scott
Levy, who leave ou J riday for California
Both Young men III, graduates Of The 1919
class OF Delaware oIegc They aIe 10
enter the University of Berkeley in Cali
iornla 70 take d postgraduate coursc
lovers were lad for eleven guests he
decorations were r,d and purple. the
nolors o. the Sigma Phi Epsilon fraternity,
II which the gtlcs.- are members The
guests were j bsvard Garter. james
Horty, Scott Lew. John Challenger,
Barclay Challenge. Clement Alexander,
Paul Kite Draper smith, Robert Nier.
Jay Robinson ard Willard Humphrey,
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-01-01
ADD TO NEAR EAST FUND
Lodges Fall IN Line With New
Year Contributors "a AID
ArmCnanS

Spnc very enroIrag- tnE rrturns TER hC
Near Last emergency CL7rmas hind
eame - headquarters u t1r ChuTch
lluilalnq last uIrhf fr,n rhar, he's sun
dsN schools frsterr-l .r.ttrs srt citizens
NIl ,la~s.s 81 ritt1st- s-g 81 piug = dr.
~irr - Nart pate IS flts Nrr- raH move
mont rs 8d Nrm,r. ra v.ia ranS
hundreds 7rr ass S. -c~ ,r-
1aui7t.Iaa~ t.ntb ,a. saa pr,tt@taut
= haar from fh fe.a' r ;hr ) uict 3c
contributions maN rra.. MANY more
thousands 8.lars elan had been hopcI
for
Ncstm,rstcr I-r~hyfcr r ChurCh sent
check for 81 - v'aes represents
the moncN c.fts 81 m,uas-s II tho con
Crcgat.on
Eureka Lodge y t-cc and AC
ecptcd Mas 3n. totv ar.i,5 contribution
81 $50 to br \t.r last af cc
Mt ~al.m N'ciaeaI~' Episcopal sun
dsN school CVe So ii aud Supcrn-
teudcnt traaeu rng making q total
of So 80
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-01-01
MORE BIRTHS THAN DEATHS.
Population Should Increase According to
Vital Statistics,

A higher total Of births with a lowered
number OF deaths is shown by unofficial
computation for the year, the exact
figures not having yet been prepared
Deaths for the first eleven months were
I.426, ard December Is expected to add
about $50 to this.
Totals of births reported indicate a
result for the year Of about 1000, and
marriages slightly over 800
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-01-01
LiFE'S PUBLISHER DEAD.

New York, Jan Andrew Miller,
Secretary and Treasurer of Life Pub
fishing Company, publishers of life, and
widely known as a sportsman, died sud-
denly yesterday morning at ? o'clock
at his home, $50 Park avenue, IN his
sixty-third year.
Mr. Miller was also widely known
as a sportsman and owner OF some of
the best race horBes IN this country.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-01-01
Dr PoNT 60. CHANGES.
=. B. Davis. Jr., and Or. A. Nj. omey
Placed in New Positions.

beginning with to-day 7 b DAVIS. Ir
vii assume the dutle, q assistant direct
or 81 the Pyrahn dlvi-ian 81 the Cell lIo~e
froducts Manufacturing department u
the du Pont CompAnl Mr. Davis sd,
iced, I A Cudger. WHO has resigned To-
accep, the position 8. ,rst wee president
Of the GoldWy1 Pic,ur,- Corporation
Also effective touav Dr 4. NJ Comev.
head of the eastern l.,oratorv 81 Glbl5-
town \. j. Is transferred 10 the Whining
ton othcc Is -pcfa assistant 70 Or
Charles l. Reese FL. chemical director.
e. \. Woodbury. vii appointed direct
~ q the eastern ..Iaratory, with JOHN
Marshall Is assistant director
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-01-01
(iiN IaA Collection.

Thp past SIS months showed 4 remark
able Jump d the amount If taxes col
lectcd through The office Of the collector
oi the northern district As compared
with the taxes collected the preceding
year tile figures are remarkable A hasty
compilation Of figures by Elmer Klund
shows that since July, 1919, 81 ,064 544. 36
were collected At the end Of the last
fiscal year covering the period between
July, 1878, to July, 1919, the total sum
Vas 81 0G2. .124.S4
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-01-01
NV lEtR'S p,<CE.
commercial lass Junior Branch oi ~,
Patrick : Enic famed

Tho cauWere.a. class Janmr hyanca
ol the :. latr.st school serc the guests
al Miss Catherine l4.r 60i Concord
avenue. .a~f night =. New J ear pa1tN
gwen ~ thtT honor
Muse and dancing aaI . Iu1ahcr S;
innovations hepe8 MAKE fhc evening 8
delightful ono Miss G,adN~ I.alv gave
a number of Egyptian dances that were
greatly appreciated
The foilovuc vounc siIc~ vcrs pr,=-
sent Misses Ia7ahett kirk. NAr> \.
Brennan. Isabelle ~uit May McCseuch.
>a-ah hrcck. Nsrca-r Walsh Gfacc
Casey Margarc' Csl~ct Madeline Devcr,
Na-rarot Soabcyt eee.a Conner Anna
Nc>o.!C2 jcicn Ii Ver. Marion WoE
Ennis Hil sarah and Margaret Met uilia
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-01-01
p. l.. Allen Dies Suddenly

Peter j. Allen, 83 years old, was found
dead in bed yesterday at his home, 2120
Market street II II thought that the
aged man was stricken with apoplexy
during the night Mr.. Allen was a brother
Of former Sheriff Allen Coroner Bullock
was notified Of the sudden death.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-01-01
REV. {. Nj. SHELDON AN EDITOR
Author Of I'm His Steps 10 Direct the
Christian Herald.

II Charles NJ sheldon. author Of
-ln His steps and SO other successful
books. and probably the most famous
pastor IN the United States, became editor
ln-chicf of The Christian Herald on Jan-
uary
Nir sheldon recently resigned as pastor
Ii the Central Congregational Church N
Topeka. Kan after 80 wears Of service,
To tah, The post on The Christian Herald.
filled for many wears before his death by
y Dewitt Talmage
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-01-01
LETTERS ON ESTATES.

Register Of wills Isaac r. Brown has
granted letters I'll follows
Administration On the estate Of Annie
NJ Hefferan u Patrick Heffcran: estate.
of Christopher Schlegcl to Harry B
Pennington; estate of Charles II Noblitt
10 james B. Noblett.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-01-01

Lost eomethingr Try classified adj
vertisement in Every Eyening.--Adv.
The Washington times., 1920-04-04
Amanda Thomas, Chorus Girl Twice Married and Twi
Won the Old Millionaire 5 Affection, and Turns Up
With VIII That Gives Her His Estate
How my Friend Amanda Thomas,

wv Theodore shont president Of New rapid transit
w died last Summer the scandal which,
w able to smother into
From the mystery the dead
remarkable hgureM Amanda
shonts intimate companion sharing his his automobile his
hon outings and his book This former complete
nation the old
close to shonts and his forbade allow shon
wife and daughters him.
Seing everything worth cartng from his
Mrs itemss
everything
will leaving
The old multi millionaire thoroughly ws
stripped his milons calls
in his will, get 1t all?
The widow Shonts appealed this
suspicious peculiar last has also actions the