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The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1920-05-19

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The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1920-12-31

Mrs +. II. Moore has hccn quite sick
for several days.
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1920-12-31

Mrs Elizabeth Eldridgr has accept
ed II position in fHulkn"rs sture in
Ashland.
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YOU LOVE
LIFE M OR E
Takes on Different Color When Your
Blood Is Rich and Free From
Poison.
TRY TAKING PEPTo .MANGAN
If You Feel LstIess and Depressed.
Your Blood Is Clogged and
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without knowing why, you find your
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day after day half asleep. Interest in
what is going on around you lags and
life becomes dull. The beauty OF rad
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enhancing miracles OF life you miss
entirely. Living, eating, sleeping. be-
come more or less of bore. -.
That is what clogged, sluggish blood
does to you 1t poisons your thoughts
You are only half alive .E.-
-. You need good blood -enriching
tonic Take pepto- Mangan for few
weeks and notice the big Improvement
Pepto- Mangan Is an agreeable tonic
and is heartily endorsed by physicians
f.. Your druggist has Pcpto- Mangan In
both LIQUID and tablet form. Buy which
ever you prefer; one has exactly the
same effect as the other. Make sure
YOU get genuine Pepto Mangan. ASH
for Guides" and look for the full
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package, ADVERTISEMENT
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1920-12-31
ELLEN AND DRY RIDGE

The Adams school entertained Christ
mas evening with the selected pro
gram and Christmas tree. QUIT" a
crowd ut yuung folks attended from
infs plncc and all report nice time.
tn. program consisted Of dialogues,
music and rccitations The recitation
by Mrs Iornn berry was very much
arprovcd Mrs Mont Ball and Miss
Juror Roberts were shopping at Ad-
ANS Friday Little Nellie and HaEcr
Harding Burton arc on III" sick list
Also. little MabI" Fugitt" Mont
Rose passed through here Cnroutc to
Daniels creek . HObcrt Burton was
calling on Iorue Roberts christmas 80.
Mr. nnd Mrs Mont Ban, cox ard jam
Carter and Mont Rose w"r" dinner
guests Of Lindsey Thompson and fam
Nv Sunday James, Robert lafe and
Don Carter and Frank Thompson at
tended church at Walnut Gap Sunday.
Mrs. Hattie Il. Ball. E,sta NJ. and
James A Thompson wCr" visiting
their sister. Mrs Luther Adams Mon
day Mrs ArlIc Burton returned
home Sunday after spending n few
DAYS with home folks Wilson Rob
rrrs and rnmily Of Sh"ron. Pa. are
having HON" folks visit. Raymond
Wilson OF Louisa was the Saturday
evening guest Of Esta NJ Thompson.
Mr. and Mrs John Prime" gave mus
iyai entertainment Friday night in
honor of their friends. Henry Car
Tor and wife spent Christmas with the
lattrr's parents 81. We were sorry to
hear OF the misfortune of Jas Evans.
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LEDOClO AND ADAMS

Christmas has come and gone and
We are glad to say it passed off quietly.
We think its a day to be honored. We
all should stop for moment and think
Of the meaning Of christmas. I means
something very great to one and ALL.
Th, Christmas trees at Matte and
Adams were quite success. .,.. MIS-.
Martha Back came over from Griffin
,1.rek aud spent Christmas with friends
here &C.. Mr.. and Mrs. Willie EStep OF
,skuItUn, " Va, were here last week
visiting friends I'D W Young was
business visitor here Friday Hebert
Wellman. came down from Pikevllle
and spent Christmas with his parents,
Mr. and Mrs. Milton Wellman. Mrs.
Martha Book and Mrs l.. b. Hays took
dinner with Mr.. and MGs. J. s. Miller
Christmas. ..... Miss Mary Thompson
win attend the X N. c. at Louisa this
winter. Mrs. Nora Berry is talking
" teaching winter term OF school at
Ledocio. Misses Julia McKinster and
Delta NanhOose of Norris, spent Christ
mas with Hubert Moore. Rev, Levi
StreitcnbcrEer has received letter
telling of the death of brother Jacob
Strcitcnbcrgcr, of PiketOn, o. He had
been Il sufferer for quite awhile with
cancer Mr. Strcitenberger had visit
ed here some few years ago and was
much liked by all who met him. We
extend our sympathy Patsy Cole of
War Eagle, W. Va, was on our creek
Saturday. t. Miss Opal. who is attend
ing school at Morris was visiting her
parents Saturday. Dixie Hays and
Milton MCKinstcr say the fairest Of
girls are at Matte. b. Il. Jordan, who
has been working at Pikeville spent
Christmas with home folks. 49,. Miss
! Clara McKinstcr is suffering with can
Ger. Mrs. w. Y. Moore was the guest
of her sister Mrs Bill Hale at Matte
! last week L. Il. Hays and Milt Well
man spent Saturday with Levi STREET
enbcrgCr. Several of our boys have
, been attending church at Matte. .......
! Hubert Moore and Shirley Miller are
at Norris quite often.
OLD AUNT SALLY.
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YATESVILLE

The Christmas tree AT trtH nlnc" WAS
a grand succosS, much cnJ"Erd lay AL
al. I'D Rinc and Hen I'"ntioy made n
business trip q Louisa Thursdny ...
Miss Mary Prichard OF Tuscola spent
Christmas with the Misses blank"n-
ship. Mtsg Rosa BRADLEY and Mn"
Nay Holbrook were shopping in Fails
burg Thursday .Wad" Aunry OF
Louisa WAS calling on Miss EsiA }.
Prince Friday night. Miss New" ca
sey OF Hardy is Visiting HON" folks
She was accompanied HON" by her
,,s,,,,t, NIJss C;Ia5y,y CnsaN Miss
Gtpsic and Mrs Worth Kank"nShip
Wsrc calling on Mrs. Denver Holhro"k
sunday Attcrnoon Miss kiZzir ia
ney was in Fallsburg Thursday 49,. g.,
Remember our Sunday school at TINS
place every sunday At y, m and
+r,r. H. s. S. GIRL
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REWARD OF 5000:

shepherd dog, white breast and yellow
feet wearing Boyd county tag. No
32S G. n. WTcLl.MAN. HlaIuc Ken
iooLS .>:. - 81 81 pt,
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BUSSEYVILLE

~. Rev Slarks uilcd his regular APP
pofntment here last Sunday @'N'rA'
attended the Christmas ire" at. our
school last Friday afternoon ana al"
rsportel a nice time. Mr.. ana MIS-
Leo Noien called on the htt@rs pH
rants Saturday and Sunday .-... COX
Carter called on his sister, Mrs l. r.
pfpR last Wednesday 80. MISS l'"'
Holt of Louisa spent Saturday ana
sunday with her brother, webb holt
Mont Carter Of Portsmouth, ONO
ancrt The week -end with relatives AZ
III. nlaca FanandO G, Meek ana
FIhert Muncy, who have employment
NJ Williamson came home 20 Sp'''u w.,
hoIIduys. Misses Ruby and Gertrude
Pigg and Mont Carter called on M''
and Mrs. Milt PigE Thursday cFehi"E'
... Charley adams has returned ~
Johng0n county after spending Chrlsi,
mas with home folks. HERBERT p'e"'
was in the vine Friday afternoon ,
Yickle Judd. Henry BuSsey and chii =
droh called on Mr.. and Mrs. w "pn l!"i'
SUNDAY afternoon, 3, e.. Bryan. Mi,'''
Nfllcr called on Gertrude RiEE SUNDAY
nfternnt, ..Alenz0. lGstcp, VINO mas
beon sick is improving Mrs. Leo ana
Mamie Nolen were in Loa!sa one daH
last week Tom Carter called ON
Laura Bradley Sunday aftcrnoon,sF:'s
Hazel Muncy was shopping In l5usseS ,
vile Saturday, Monroe Hughes ana ana
Warren Pigg called on Randall Bussey
saturday Arthur BIehl and family 1
have moved from this place to LOUISA
Mollie and Harry Roberts. spen'
saturday and Sunday with home folks
Misses Ruby and Gertrude Pigs
are contemplating visit to Hunting
ton soon. Mrs. Mary Vaughan haS
returned 70 her home in California al
ter visiting relatives here. r..
e KILIMA.
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1920-12-31
GEORGES CREEK

There will be Farm Bureau meet
ing held at the Forks of Georges creek
school house under the auspices of J.
II. Fitch, District Chairman, January
Z, at / p. m All farmers are invited
and urged to attend, especially the
Farm Bureau members and all per-
sons who are interested in the Farm
Bureau,
At this meeting the County Agent
win be glad to receive orders for pure
bred r. l. Red eggs for spring deliv-
cry. Come prepared to place your
order and take part In the meeting.
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PERSONAL MENTION

D. Vanhorn Of Buchanan. was in
Louisa Friday.
j. j. Mcclure of Torchlight, was in,
Louisa Friday. .. .
Miss Bessie Marcum visited relatives
here Christmas.
Sam lsralsky was visiting home folks
in Cincinnati this week.
Ray Wilson returned Sunday from
visit to friends at Ellen.
J. NJ. Cain of Danville w. Va, was
here during the holidays,
Vim. Mordicn came home from Shell
by and spent Christmas.
Otto c. Gartin came up from Ash
land and spent the week end.
Geo. VIM Mcclure was here from
Cincinnati during the holidays.
Miss Elizabeth Conlcy went to Hunt
lngtOn today for a few days visit.
Dr, w W Wray Of Robinson creek,
spent the holidays with home folks
here.
Miss Incz Wilson of Jenkins. was in
| Louisa attending the dance Friday
night.
Misses Elizabeth and Martha Yates
are visiting Mr.. and Mrs Il. j. Fox at
| Oliver
O, J. webb of Iackcy, was in Louisa
during the holidays. He returned home
Monday
Mrs !. F. Stump came Monday
| from Logan, W. Va, to visit Louisa
relatives
Mr.. Sorrcu came home from the oil
| I,.lds to spend the week with his fam
| Nv here
| Earn,.v REYNOLDS was here from
| Huntington TO spend Christmas with
his PARENTS
Mrs Snndrur}l and son OF Hunting
| .nu. " Naa are IA, Sis of Mr.. aud Mrs.
j T. Miucr
". II. Auxier was here from Man
hester Onlu, Tue sday' returning from
East Point.
visiting his sister, Mrs. Hannah Lack
~ and family
MI. a'" WI > '''' "''''','
carey and family
|
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James a McQunry hns hr"n ITNoInt.
cd ruportutrudcnt Of IN" Harlan rond
camp by William Muycr ~uU"t,otro.
don't OF the rrfurnHlnry IT, su"r""d-l
T Royalty. resigned t'uart J.'m"-
Gearharl mas been assigned T." tn"
camp and TfomnH r M"rt.s +.
Montgomery ami L.. II iilK"r w"r" az.
pointed to M vacancies At TIA" prison
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WANTED TO 8UY:--l'nrm or res
idenre. property near Louisa or Fort
Gay Any proposition considered. Box
r6l C1nlwood, W. Va l2-24- II
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Born. Sunday to Mr. and Mrs. J. II.
Psnch In Huntington son James
Gordon Mrs. Tcnch was Miss Milly
Frances WcIlman former Louisa girl.
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1920-12-31

Go to Justices store for bargains in
Suits. Coats and Hats.
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FOR sALE--Farms all sizes. Prices
and terms reasonable VIM. Bennett,
Lilnfurd, Ohio SCiOto comfy. lt-I-.l
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-08-24
DEATHS.

BUTLER-In this city. on August %.
1920, Winfield :. Butler.
pomattoS Camp, No. 2. and Boilermakers
Union are invited 10 attend the funeral ser
vices at bis late residence. Lancaster avenue
and du Pont Road, near silyerbrook ceme-
terry, on "Wednesday afternoon at O'Clock.
lnterment at silyerbrook cemetery.
CONNOR-fn this city. on August %.
1920. Michael j. Connor, aged g. years
Relatives and friends and employees OF
Baker Machine Co. are invited TO attend
the funeral from the residence OF his SON
"Wednesday morning at o'clock. Requiem.
mass at -. Elizabeths 5 Church. lnterment
at Cathedral cemetery.
FRYER-At Altoona. Pa. on August %,
1920, Herman NJ, son of Eta NJ. and the
late Elsood III. Fryer, in his twenty
nth year.
Relatives, friends. employees Of the Phil
sdelphia 4 Wilmington Traction Co. and
members of the Jr. o. u A. NJ. are invited
20 attend the funeral services at Chandler $
Wedne sday, August 25, at O'Clock Qocal
time. interment Cherry Hill. Md.
GoRRY-In this city. on August %. 1920.
Mary NJ. wife of John +. CORY.
Relatives and friends are invited TO attend
her funeral from her late residence, 1901
Union street. on Wednesday morning at 9
O'Clock standard time. Requiem mass at
81. Ann's Church. Interment at Cathedral
cemetery.
McGINLEY-In this city, on August %.
1920. Elizabeth NJ, widow of William j.
Relatives and friends are invited to attend
the funeral from her late residence, 1911
Lincoln street on Wednesday morning at
$50 O'Clock, local time. Requiem mass at
st. AIMS Church. Interment at Hayre de
Grace, Md. on the arrival of the 1907 train
from Wilmington,
HOsSITER--In this city. on August %
1920. Thomas Rossiter, Jr., son of Thomas
Rossiter. aged 35 years.
Remains may be viewed on Wednesday
morning from TO IL noon at his late resi-
dence. 500 shipley street. Interment at
NorristOwrl. Pa.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-08-24
BIG PRIZES OFFERED
TO BOYS AND GIRLS
Farm Club Contests Represent
1916 Youths for State
Fair Exhibits.

The annual Boys and Girls Club con-
tests at the Delaware State Fair Will be
participated in by local group and county
wide champions representing l,2l6 club
members. more than 900 of whom have
belonged 10 90 community club groups,
and have made practical study OF eight
farm and home enterprises. Ihese iocai
and county champions will compete IN 40
special club classes for premiums ana
awards valued at approximately S9oo.
The club program will consist OF con-
tests in exhibiting, judging and demon
stratine practical phases of the work that
the club members have been successfully
carving out during the year at Their own
farms i'm corn, canning, dairy cattle, garden
pig. sewing and tomato club work.
The premiums will consist of the follow
inc awards: The State Fair Board Will pay
about $500 in cash premiums. The three
best Junior dairy cattle judges of the State
tclub BOYS or high school students In agri-
culture) will be sent in October as State
team on n free trip to Chicago to the
National Dairy Show, where they Will
contest for national honors. Nine State
champions-three in canning, three IN
corn and three in pig club work-will be
awarded n free trip the latter part OF Sep
tember to the Interstate contest at the
Eastern States Exposition, Springfield,
Mass.
The Judging of all of these club contests
will be done by specialists from the Y. ;.
Department of Agriculture, by the subject
matter men from Delaware College, and
by.County Farm Bureau agents.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-08-24
DEMOCRATS FILE
FOR COUNTY OFFICES
Contests Are Few and Of q Friendly
Character; Primaries
Saturday.

Harry Smith, secretary OF the Demo-
cratic Committee Of New Castle county,
announced the names of those who have
filed petitions for various Offices IN the
county, today. The candidates are as
follows:
COUNTY TICKET.
Clerk of peace, Harrie B. Smith, New
Castle; clerk Of Orphans Court, Theodore
Ferguson, Blackbird; prothonotary, u.
Lawrence Boyce, White Clay Creek; re-
ceiver of taxes and county treasurer, John
B. Morrow, Wilmington; comptroller,
John Nivin, Mill Creek; sheriff, John L..
Dickey, Wilmington, coroner, stephen
ii. Kane, Wilmington.
REPRESENTATIVES,
First district, Andrew A. Murine;
Fourth, Wolsey B. johnson, Thomas X.
Harkins; Fifth, Daniel Connor; Sixth,
Grover G. Handy; Seventh, Clarence
Scarborough; Eighth, Harry G. Little;
Ninth Frank Collins; Tenth, William ].
Hunter, Joseph Quigley; Eleventh, Will
liam j. Compton; Twelfth, William M.
Cox, Harry Pratt; Thirteenth, George ID.
Grassland; Fourteenth, Walter Lee, Geo.
+. Stant;. Fifteenth, A. Jefferson Stats,
w. A. Watson, Jr.
StaiG NtNhiVNSs
Second district, James W. Mckinley,
John e. McNabb; Fourth, Edward /.
Murray; Sixth, James NJ. McIntire.
LEVY COURT COMMISSIONERS.
First district, Stonewall ]. Sturts: Third,
William S. Day; Fifth, Harry Y. Buckson,
Harry Rose; Seventh, S. A. Collins,
Edward Hart
/. The county committee will meet to-
morrow night to arrange for the primaries
on Saturday. According TO the petitions
made known today there are FIVE contests
for Representatives and three for Senators
in New Castle county. Practically all OF
these contests are of friendly character,
without the bitterness that usually exists
in political scrimmage. There are no
contests for chief officers in the countys
In the Second Senatorial district both
James w Mckinley and John +. McNabh
are waging genuine fight for the noml-
nation. Friends of each claim that their
man Will be returned a winner, but nc
definite information will be obtainable
until after the vote is counted Saturday
night
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-08-24
DANCING TEACHER DENIED
CHURCH MEMBERSHIP

By Associated Press to Every Evening
New York, Aug. 24.-The convention
of the American National Association
of Dancing Masters was informed today
by Miss Edna l.. Shaw that she had been
denied membership In the First Methodist
Episcopal Church of Wichita, Kansas,
because she was q dancing teacher. The
Associations executive board adopted
resolution urging ''the amusement pro-
fession to fight this narrow minded pol
lev"
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-08-24
GILMER WILL RESIGN.

By Associated Press to Every Evening
San Francisco, Aug. 24.-Captan w.
w. GIlmer, recently relieved as governor
of the island of Guam, announced on his
arrival here today that he intended to
resign hIs commission In the navy. He
attracted attention In connection with
an order published, few weeks ago,
prohibiting whlstlIng on the island
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-08-24
CAPTURE TWO RUNAWAYS.
Police Find Boy in Boat and Girl on Street
After Chase

Two of the six runaways reported yes
terdav to the detective bureau have been
apprehended. Roland Lloyd, Is years old
who escaped from the Ferris Industrial
School ON Sunday evening was caught
and brought to the police station by
Officer Elderkin. The officer found him in
a boat at the foot Of the King street
wharf.
The other runaway to be caught was
Elizabeth Dennis, colored who escaped
from the Industrial School for Colored
Girls on Sunday night. She was captured
by Motorcycle Officer Edward Mcdaniel.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-08-24
TABULATES AUTO DEATHS.
Coroner Bullock win Send H9uye1 to
National Safety CouneI1.

A statement of doaths from auto acci.
dents occurring here during tho week of
August 22 is being prepared by Coroner
Isaac Bullock for tho ninth annual con-
ven ton Of the National Safety Counci Il
to be held in Chicago, SeptcrnbGr n to
October /. 1t is the intention to make pub
lie through the newspapers statement
of the accidents which have occurred dur
ing the week August % to %.
In the letter received by tho coroner
asking for the data it was stated that the
council expects to startle tho public with
tho number Of deaths due to automobile
accidents II is thought that inproportion
to the number Of persons involv tho death
from automobile accidents is very much
greater than from any other cause.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-08-24
TAKES BRIDE IN FLINT MICH.

T. Earle MacNamee, formerly of Els
mere. but now Of Flint, Michigan is
visiting his parents at Elsmere. He
brought with him his bride from Flint.
Mr.. MacNamee and Miss Emogene
Wright We're married on August 81,
by Rev. Mr.. Wilkinson of Detroit.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-08-24
DECREASE IN WATER PUMPAGE.

At a meeting of the Board of Water
Commissioners Walter Loper's application
for service pipe on Cleveland avenue
between Second and Third streets was
granted.
Bank balances Of 49,e44.03 and pay
roll OF S3,07s 40 were approved.
Pumpage for the week amounted TO
81, ,Tsa, ,o20 gallons decrease OF 4O,329 ,OSO
gallons from the corresponding week OF
last wear. The consumption likewise
showed n decrease of "a ,059,OOO gallons,
having been Of, $4,000.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-08-24
Motorists Hit a Train.

James r. Dixon, Marshallton, collided
with a fast freight tram yesterday at Els
mere, when he was unable to check the
speed of his automobile and broke
through the safety gates of the Baltimore
and OHIO railroad He received only
slight injuries, although the machine was
wrecked.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-08-24
WEDDINGS.
HALLIDAy-AeHMoRe.

Miss Hazel l. Ashmore, 813 r. Twenty
second street and Herbert Halliday, 617
East Twenty-second street were married
at Trinity Methodist parsonage, 922 East
Seventeenth street, Friday evening. by
Rev. E. II. Collins Mrs. Harry M.
Creswell wns bridesmaid. and Harry NJ.
Creswell acted as best man. The couple
will live in Wilmington.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-08-24
RUMANIANS KILL 210
HUNGARIAN PRISONERS
By Associated Press to Every Evening

BY Associated Press to Every Evening
London, Aug. 24-Two hundred and ten
Hungarian prisoners of war were killed
recently at Hermannstadt, Pennsylvania,
when they attacked Rumanian guards,
saws a dispatch to the Daily Herald.
The mother of one of the war prisoners
attempted to force her way into the
the station She was struck by Rumanlan
soldier This enraged the Hungarians who
attacked the guard In the resulting fight
machine guns were turned on the prisoners.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-08-24
MRS. MARY M. GORRY DIES.

The death of Mrs. Mary M. CORY,
wife of John F. CORY, station master at
the French street station of the Pennsyl-
vania Railroad, occurred on Sunday, and
the funeral services will be held at st
Anne's r.. G.. Church tomorrow morning
at 8 o'clock
Mrs. CORY had been i'll since October
last. A son James, who died about two
years ago, was secretary to Mayor John
+. Lawson.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-08-24
ONE WAY TO SETTLE PROBLEM.
Tokioans Suggest Recall Of All Japanese
From America.

By Associated Press to Every Evening
Honolulu, Aug. 24-Recall by the
japanese government Of all Japanese who
have emlgrated to the United States. has
been suggested by prominent citizens OF
Toxic as a means of solving the japanese
pr oblem IN America, says a TOXIC cable
gram to Nlppu Jnl, japanese language
newspaper here. The cablegram adds that
tho Toxic press Is supporting the pro-
posal
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-08-24
Return Man w no Robbed Bird Home.

Detective Riley left yesterday for
Dannemora n: Y, to secure Otto Nab
holz who today ends two years sentence
there for house breaking. Nabholz is
wanted here for the same offense. Nab
holz is charged with breaking and entering
the house Of John B. Bird, Parkway and
Bayard avenue on the night Of May 81,
1918
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-08-24
Trolley Car Hits Truck.

New Castle car No. 81 this morning
collided with a truck of the Jester and
Lang Company at Fourth and French
streets. Nobody was hurt but consider
able damage was done 70 the truck. The
trolley car was running east on Fourth
efrpqr
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-08-24

by the Harlan & Hollingsworth Corpora
ton from 1851 until 1907. He served
during the Civil War with the Federal
forces, in both the army and navy.
He is q member of st. Pauls Catholic
Church and lifelong Democrat Mrs.
Adams died on April %, 1901. He has
three children, two sons and a daughter
Samuel S. Adams, Jr., member of the
New Castle County Bar Association, John
c. Adams, Portland, Ore, and Mrs
Joseph B. Beste of Wilmington.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-08-24
CHORUS SING TONIGHT.

The regular Tuesday night sing on the
Public Building Plaza by the Community
Chorus, is scheduled for tonight, with
Harry Barnhart conducting, and the city
firemen and policemen of duty as special
guests.
In case of rain the affair will be held in
the corridor Of the building.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-08-24
Harbor Board Meets.

The Harbor Board held brief session
yesterday, Commissioners Warner and
Speakman being present. The business
transacted was of a routine nature, con-
sisting mainly of the approval Of current
bills