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The Ontario Argus. (Ontario, Or.) 1???-1947, 1920-11-25
FAST MAIL TRAIN
ROBBED BY BANDITS

Washington. Internal revenue
bureau informal statements confirm.
ed reports that crusade against
home. brewing OF alcoholic beverages Ia
planned by the governments prohibi.
tion enforcement agencies.
The bureau did not reveal. however,
the means II proposed to employ In
the campaign, nor admit that II had
approved preliminary instructions Is.
sued by Prohibition Commissioner
Kramer. directing that sales OF malt
and hops be restricted 20 bakers and
confectloners
III malt extract, hops. islnglass.
gelatine. or other materials are sold
or advertised for sale for use In the
unlpwful manufacture Of intoxicating
liquor" said a statement issued by
Commissioner wil'ams OF the internal
revenue bureau. Ii Is the purpose OF
the bureau 10 prosecute persons 80
offending.
"The so.called homebrew beer manu-.
factured In the home for beverage pur-
poses, even though for the sole use OF
the family and bona flde guests, 10.
under the bureaus construction OF the
law. Illegal and the sale OF materials
for such manufacture likewise 10 II.
legal"
The Ontario Argus. (Ontario, Or.) 1???-1947, 1920-11-25
ERlEF GENERAL Nj VS.

The British government has present.
ed 10 the government OF India 100 De
llaviland and Avro airplanes.
Recent declines In the Minneapolis
flour market brought quotations under
50 barrel. the first time in four years.
The Greek people will vote Novem.
Der 2s on the question Of the return
OF ex.King Constantine to the throne.
Application to issue notes and bonds
totaling S34,6s7.0OO was received by
the Interstate Commerce commission
from nine railroads
mo reduction In wages" ls organ.
ICED labor's ultimatum to the employ
crs, Frank Morrison, secretary OF the
A. r. OF L.. has announced.
Immediate repeal OF excess profits
taxes was urged upon congress IN a
report presented TO the 23d annual
convention OF the American Mining
congress at Denver.
Frank X. Nebeker. OF Utah. and
Leslie c. Garnett. Of Virginia. were
given recess appointments by Presi'
dent Wilson as special assistants to
the attorney general.
Removal from France OF the body
Of one unidentified American soldier
killed in the war for burial In a mem.
orial crypt In Victory hall, New York
city. will be asked OF Secretary OF War
Baker and Secretary OF the Navy Dan.
iels by a committee representing the
Victory Hall association.
The Ontario Argus. (Ontario, Or.) 1???-1947, 1920-11-25
Six Now Charged With Big Robbery


Council Bluffs. Ia-Formal mail
robbery charges were filed In federal
court against the five men and one
woman In custody. Investigators OF
the value OF the government bonds
and currency lost In the Burlington
mail car robbery here, agree that the
early estimate made by the Daily Non
parei OF sS.5OO,OOo Is approximately
correct
No Trace Found OF Mayor Perelval.
Vancouver. wash.-No trace OF
Mayor Percival has yet been found.
The mayor has been missing more
than a week. The river is being watch
ed and more circulars have been sent
to outside cities. Practically every city
In the United States has now been
covered.
The Ontario Argus. (Ontario, Or.) 1???-1947, 1920-11-25
U. s. Navy Builds super.sssplane.

New York.-Super.seaplanes. with a
cruising radius sufficient to enable
them to cross the Pacific ocean. now
are under construction and probably
will be available for use by the navy
department early next spring.
The Ontario Argus. (Ontario, Or.) 1???-1947, 1920-11-25

Coming Championship Not "Flxed."
New York.-District Attorney Lewis
CT Kings county issued a statement
in which he declared investigation by
his office had failed to disclose any
a,s. 90 "fb" the 1929 world series
The Ontario Argus. (Ontario, Or.) 1???-1947, 1920-11-25

100000 offered American Legion,
Chieago,-The board of directors OF
the Knights OF Columbus has voted
TO offer the American Legion So
100000 This Is the balance OF the
s4O.0OO.OOO collected by the organiza-
tion for war purposes 70 erect mem
orial building In Washington.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1920-03-05

caci yor Fl amendati conform sta
tutcIor. Tot odata sunt rugati
domnii controlori al societatii Ho
ra Unirii ca pima la timpul maj
slls nnmit ne conditional Filiala
dor, ste controla din partca dior
precum "a decis la sedinta socie.
tati 81 tot odata sunt rugati a
lua parte la scdinta is fratii mem.
bril- din sinul socictatii. care vol
binevoi. Sc.linta Q decisa pc ziua
de Il Martir 1920, in localul Il.
lli loan T. Motoc din $50 Great
Lakes Avenue. River Rouge. Mi.
chigan. Scdinta Sc va deschidc la
orelp | p. m.
In numcle Filialci No. | din
River Rouge. Mich. Societatii
..Hora Cnirii'' din Highland
Park. Michigan:
Prezidiul.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1920-03-05
G ON oc ARE

Societatea ronlina dc aiutor 81
cultura Romano Carpatina'' din
Cleveland, Ohio, convoaea pc tot
membrii sal a Iua parte la. adllna-
.rea gpnerala lunara. care Sc va
tinca Dumineca, Z Martie 1920
Sedinta Sc va deschide la orcle
II p. m.
Toti membrii sunt rugaN a lua
|parte la accasta adunarc. lar &C
|restanti in interesul dior, sun,
rugati a-si achita competintele IA
ta de socictatc 81 Uniune.
In numelc socictatii Romans
Carpatina" din Cleveland, Ohio
Prezidiul.
(51-52)
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1920-03-05
NV ocARE.

SOclctatea rOHn1la dc aJutOr 81
crlltura ..Desrobirea Ncamului
Rominpsc'' din Warren Town
ship, Ohio, pc aceasta Gale cor
voaca pc toti fratii mcmbrii a
'lua parte la sedintn generala lil-
nara. care va avea loc Duminc-
ia, IA Martie 1920. La orele 1..;0
p. M, in hala domnltlui Manasa
La aceasta scdinta sunt rugati
ell staruinta tati fratii membrii a
lua partc find mai multe chestii
importante de rezolvat sprc BIZ
nele 81 inflorirea socictatii noas-
tire.
Intrc punctele mai principalc
va Fl 81 raportul secretarului 81
a casierului pc luna Februaric ii
altele. In speranta ca toti fratii
membrii Isl yor cunoaste datoria
fata de socictate 81 vor fl de fat:'
la orelc sus numite, pima la rcve-
dere va salutam Gu drasoste alc-
varat frateasca.
in nlmele societatii ,,Desrobi
rea Neamului Romlnesc" diu
Warren Township, Ohio:
Prezidiul.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1920-03-05
CATRf TOTI R0NANII DIN DE-
TROIT, MICHIGAN 81 H|R.

Subsemnatul JOHN G.. SAN
IA, avina pc vaporul Z. d'ITA-
Liza JAG nasageri, lam condus
pima Ia New York, tot odata an
vizitat 81 vaporul ,,SIRONEY"
care plcaca direct la Consianta
| in ziua dc 27 TEBRUARIE a. c.
Cercetind acest vapor impreuna
cu Domnul N. Topirceanu, pro-
prictarul 81 conducatornl Hotc-
lului rontinesc ,.RENAULT" !,
Lam gasit ca eel mai curat 81
bun vapor care merge direct Ia
Constanta, GU iutcala de II
noduri (mile marine) pc ceas,
81 cn un tonaj de 12-14,O0 tone.
Depitorii de a calatoli pc H.,
vapor bun 81 repede sd nu int7r
lie rezcrva, cumpara bl'eic.
Recomand aceasta la toti rrie
tenii 81 cunoscutii mel. Pretal
bilctlllui de vapor este:
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1920-03-05
6 q n v o 6 AR

Filia!a No. din River Rouge,
Michigan. a societatii ,,Hora Uni
rii din Highland Park, Mich,
convoaca pc toti membrii sal a
lna parte la adunarea seneral5
de 3 luni, la care adunare va Fl
darea de seama a controlorilor
de protocoale pc cele 3 luni trc-
cute despre bunul aners al Fila
lei noastre. Tot la aceasta sedinta
va Fl darea de seama a eontrolo-
rilor de bolnavi. Deci sunt rugati
Itati sfratii membrii ca <nici u11lll 81
Fnu lipseasca de Ia aceasta sedinta
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1920-03-05
G o N v o G A r E ;,
PrezidiN

Socictatea romina de ajutor 81
cultura ..Birninta'' din Warren.
Ohio. convoaca pc toti membrii
activi de lua parte la scdinta
lunara, care sc va tinea Dnmine-
ca. Z Martic 1920, in hala soeia-
tatii .,Biruinta" din ia Walnut
Street
Deschiderea sedintei va fl II
orclc , p. IN. precis.
Trecind All prin grcutati dc No.
mentionat. este 11ccesar ca tot
membrii sa fie prezenti. Nu va Il
nici amenda la Gel ABSENT, da,
dinsii la urma vor suferi conse
cintele.
In numelc societatii ..Biruinta'
din Warren, Ohio:
Prezidiul.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1920-03-05
N E c R 0 / o G

ca adinca durere anunt ince-
tarea din viata sotnlni mcu Mi
haila Blidariu din Luiswille, KY,
care suferind de o boala, s'a dus
in patria vechc sa Sc cureze 81 a.
colo si-a dat sufletul in miinilc
Creatorului in ziua de 25 Decem
bric 1919. in. comma Petrifalau,
judetul 'Sibiiu. Aici il deplinga
sofia 81 trei copii,s un ,.cumnat
consateni 81 prieteni.
Dumnezen sal ierte 81 sal fic
memoria neuitata.
(51-53) Maria Blidax4u
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1920-03-05

Socictatca romina de ajutor 81
cultura ,,Plugarul Romfn'' din
Youngstown, Ohio, pc aceasta
Gale aducc Ia ctno3tinta tuturor
snrorilor societati, clnb,iri 81 pa.
rochii din loc 81 din jnr, eli am
schimbat petrccerca care a fost
pablicata dc a sc preda pc ziua
de II Apri'ie (zi,ra de Pasti).
Petrecerea 0 vom pretla IN ri.
ua de 25 Aprilie 1890.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1920-03-05

Deci pc aceasta Gale. rugam res
pcctuos pc toate surorilc socla-
tati, cluburi 81 parochii dc a n'l
aranja aEte petrcceri pc sus NIL.
mita ri, ca sa putem ayca I'M l',-
zultat satisfacator GU ocaziunca
accstei petreceri.
in numclc societatii ,,Ptr
Romin'' din Youngstown. Ohio
e. Sirbu, presedieSe.
v. Pantllimon, secretar,
(51-53(
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1920-03-05
NOUTATI DIN PATRIA We
CHE.

Ziarul ,,Adevarul" ziar zilnic
pretul 10c; ziarul ,,Dimineata'',
ziar zilnic, pretul 10c; ziarrl
,Clopotul", ziar zilnic 1oc; ziarul
,Renasterea Romina' ziar silnic
pretul 10c; ziarul ,,Gazeta Tran.
silvaniei'' ziar zilnic, pretul 10c;
ziraul ,Unirea" pretul 10c; zia.
rul ,,Unirea Poporului", pretul
1oc; ziarul ,,cazeta Poporului"
pretul 1oc.
Acestea sunt ziarele care so.
sesc in fiecare ri. Sc pot procura
de la ,,BIBLIOTECA ROMfNA.
AMERICANA", George Pintea
proprietar, 264 East Front Str.
ori p. o. Box 419, Youngstown
Ohio. (1-3-5)
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1920-03-05
.UN COtltoT CONTRA STA
T(Au ROMAN.
Pusti 81 mitraliere in catedra.
Ia catolica din Timisoara. - A.
restarea sefilor.

Polltla dc siguranta a descope-
rit urmelc unui no, complot, mpo-
trivia Statului romin. Ccntrul COM
plotistilor @. de asia data. TimiSoa-
ra, ccea &c dovcdcstc cd urea
La foSt intinsl i'm toatc provincii-
le rominesti. fostc sub dominatia
maghiara In complotul acesta srlnt
amestecatI mai toti profesoril 'ln-
guri din capitala provinciei, multi
preoti 81, poate, insist episcopal 81
canonicul episcopal al Timisoarei.
Pc Iing; acestia, toti ofitcrii ungur
in rczerva ramasi in acest oras.
Numarul pustilor dcscoperite in
catedrala c dc 120; mitralicrclc
|sunt in nllmar de 20. Oar S a i'm
oartit mai din vreme o cantitate
de pusti clevilor din ell. VIII Il IL
ceului unguresc din TimiSoara. Ce-
le dintIi victime erau sa fie cape
tcniilc administrative romine care
ayeau sd fic omorite.
Complotul avea legatura ell celc
descopcrite la Oradea Mare 81 la A.
rad.
Ziua alcasa pentru rcvolta era 5
FpbPuafla n. e..
earn CONPLOTTLUI.
Capii complotului sunt: Steiner,
fost dcputat dictal kosuth-ist. Ell @
acela care intrctinca lcgatura en-
Buda-P -Pesta 81 care alimenta misca-
rca cu fondllri.
Nyemcs. care a Impartit pustilc
'clcvilor dc la liceul unguresc.
Sc banueste ap0i. ca nu sunt
.strein Gle miScare, daca nu char
direct amestecati. episcoprl cato
lie Glattfelder, ale 'carui sentimcn-
te anti-romInesti 81 maghiaro-file
sunt bine cunoscute. Crcdinta tu-
Juror G ca nu Sc putca ca ell sd nu
site ori sd nu fie incrnostiintat din
vreme ca loc de ascunzatoarea ar
!melor 81 mitralierelor fnsese insasi
lacasul epiScopiei.
Al doilea banuit canonicul G.
piscopal Blasovici, cunoscnt 81 el
CD anti-romIn invcrsunat.
Al treilea: d-rul Caspar Mutt.
AL patrulea un anumc Striegel.
Toti acestia, sunt att de romino-
fobi 81 att de sovini maghiari, in
cit cci trci din urma an suferit chi
ar internarea la Fagaras imediat
dupa desrobirea proyinciilor rolni-
nesti de sub jugul nngar, find So
cotiti din capul Iocului ca foarte
primejdiosi pentru noua stare de
lucruri intronata de ultimelc event
mentc.
Pc linga acestia, sunt direct 81 l.
mediat amcstecati profcsorii ungu-
ri local., care au deycnit astfel 81
sperjnri fata Gle statul nostru in
trucit au depus toti juramintul dc
credinta.
Ordin S a dat ca nimeni dintre a.
cestia ca 81 foStii ofitcri de rezervi
din armata ungar;l, sd nh poata pa
rasi Timisoara.
noo:oSs\
The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1920-11-10

LADIES' FOOT WEAR
There may be some shoes just as good, but none
better than f. p Reed.
100 Pairs Go in This Sale
$1,000 Black and Brown Boots Sale Price $135O
$500 Brown Kid Boots, Sale Price S $1,000
$500 Brown and Black Kid Boots, now $1O.45
Our Second Best Bet is Krippendorf Dittman-
200 Pairs go in this Sale.
$1,000 Tan Boots, Sale Price S785
$l1 90 Black Boots, Sale Price - $3.50
For d medium price shoe our Goldman holds the
"Bluc Ribbon"~5OO Pairs go in This Sale
$3.50 Brown Kid, Sale Price - S525
$3.50 Black Kid, Sale Price S46O
Cold mornings means Shoes for the little fell
lows. We have what you want. 500 Pairs go in
this sale.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-09-28
CHEsTERrOWN AND VICINITY.
pccial Correspondence OF Every Evening

Special Correspondence OF Every Evening
Chcstertown, Md, Sept. 2S.--Dr james
w. Uric of Kenncdyville has been made a
member of the,executive committee OF the
State Guernsey Association, recently
formed by farmcruand dairymen,through-
sout the State.
Golday Warren has rented the resi-
denee on Mill street belongingsto William
Vansssnt, who has moved ins with his
son-ir,-law, George French.
Today is the first Hgistration' day In
the county, and it is expected large
number OF women will register for the
fall election. BothSparties are very active
in instr,cting the women how to regis
ter. and meetings for women only are
scheduled throughout the county for
this purpose. There will be,four days'for
registration in the counties OF Maryland
this year instead of fAtwo, and one for re-
vision only.
The straw vote being taken,in Chester
town. shows Governor Cox leading by a
substantial majority. Returns for first
week: Cox, 2S; Harding, Is.
Olivet Methodist Episcopal Church,
Galena, after extensive repairs, will be
reopened next Sunday with all-day
services. Bishop John w. Hamilton,
Chancellor of the American University,
Washington, will preach at both services.
Rev. Harry ID. West is pastor of the
church.
Howard Rouke and family of VIII
mington have been visiting his uncle,
Harry Lipscomb, at Kenndyville.
Bishop George Davenport, recently con-
secrated Bishop of the Diocese OF Easton,
preached and administered holy com
munion in Emmanuel Protestant Church,
Chestertown, Sunday morning.
For the mail messenger service between
Chestertown postoffice and the railroad
station, there was but one applicant,
William b. Stafford, the present mes
senger, who is at present under the employ
of the railroad. The government proposes
to take control of tins service.
Mrs William G. A. Thompson of Ches-
tertown lost valued pet, dog, this week,
from rheumatism.
Mrs. Susan b. Clements, widow of Joel
r. Clements, died at her home on High
street, of paralysis, Sunday morning, aged
about rs years.
Miss Rebecca Aldridge, who spent the
summer at Seaside Park, has returned to
her home in Chestertown. Miss Anne
Clements and Mrs. Marion Dek. Smith
and daughter, Miss Anne, have returned
from Atlantic City
Bishop Davenport confirmed a large
class Of candidates at the morning service
in Emmanuel p. Z. Church, Chestertown,
Sunday.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-09-28
DELAWARE SAFETY
MEN IN MIL WAUKEE
Secretary Read of State Council
Spoke at One of the BiglFac-
tories There Today.
sncs-,., pispatch rs Every Evening


Milwaukee, Wis., Sept. 2S.-Ine ninth
annual congress of tho Nauonai SAFETY
Council. now in session here, devoted IT.
s,lf this morning TO the consideration OF
numbcr of important subjects, including
nub6c safety, public utilities, employees
publications and health service. The noon
hour WAS srent by corps OF we'll known
safety men in visiting various industriai
plants of this city, where noon-oay taiks
u,re giyen TO workmen. Among tne
sn.alcrs WAS r. L. Read, Executive
Secretary Of the Delaware Safety Council;
who IN his talk at the shops of the Nationai
KNITTING Mill Co. made a plea 70 work
men 10 ioin e-heartedly IN the SAFETY
movemrnt which now is gaming greater
force than ever throughout the country
Every man should be Interested III
safety. not only because OF the vaiue IL Is
10 himself but also because IT is a duty
ne owes his family, said MT heao;
"Not so very many years ago no ee1e,a'
though, was gwen to the matter OF safety
Rut NTH the growth of industry, and with
,ho ,n,roduction of mobs at which men
continue TO do the same thing hour after
bo,,r Il has been discovered that safety
i on. Of the most essential parts OF the
dav's work OF what Use rs 1T TO man 'o
\. a good workman il he Is SO careless
thai h. may lose hand, foot or an eye,
and thus he Incapacitated Holh edlniuR
a living" Il is . matter OF congra'ula,hlon .ho.
20 everybody IN the nitea states .l'''i I
the safety movement mas oeeIi ietI,non f,
r,,b o,,,o arms bv furcmcn and workinen
IN an our various shops We are reducing
deaths from prcventabls accidents IN
industry, aud this Is coming ABOUT ho'
- l-,.,"s,. tho men AT the head are
,,.,,,c - ,b9t tbcir workmen must be pro-
tcctcd. but also because the "olhIn.n % a
Themselves are joining in the effort 10
make safe shops and thus preserve 'lp'ih-
selves ard their fellow workmcn. IN orucr
10 achieve the best ideals OF safety con-
stant vigilavcc Is cccssary mere CalluI' CaI
H. moments slackenirg of the work
with everybody Iolred W thc nnoN''iiI'i.' J.
,bcrc ! no question Of the great good It
All ~ nm cdu.,rv IN preserving lives and
makirg families happier.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-09-28
CECIL COU NTY NOTES.
Special Correspondence of Every Evening
Ellinn MA Scnf % Alnrrn Cnr

Special Correspondence of Every Evening
Elkton. Md, Sept. 2S.-Alonzo Carr
aged 25 years, brother of Rev. Henry A.
Carr, of Elkton, was killed at Scranton
Pa, Saturday, when he fell from scaffold.
breaking his neck. His funeral will be held
at Elk Mills Church, Wednesday after
noon, at 2 O'Clock,
On a warrant sworn out before Justice
Scotten by Mrs Dorothy Glenn of Phila-
delphia. her husband, John II Glenn, has
been arrested on the charge of bigamy and
held for. the action of the Maryland
authorities II is alleged Glenn made "a
confession in which he admitted he had a
wife in Chicago and one In Arkansas and
is not divorced from either On July l3
he came To Elkton with Miss Dorothy
Huntington and they were married by
Rev. William Moon
MIR and Mrs William H. Voshcll, who
have been spending several weeks with
relatives near Elkton, viii leave here to-
morrow for San Bcnito, Texas, where they
will make their home.
Marriage licenses wcrr issued IN Elkton,
yesterday. 10 William McDade and Anna
Campbell Of Wilmington; William Dicker-
son and Daisy Dillon of Newark, Del !;
Jonathan Todd Of Elk Mills and Marie
hynCaiu vi fHHAltiIlHidY JtS'bu ttNNI
Of Chesapeake City and Estelle Jarrett Of
Tyaskin, Va; James r. Jones and Ella
NJ Hardy Of Milington, Md
Miss Mary c. Anderson Of near Elkton
who for several years was q member of the
Elkton high school faculty, has been APP
pointed teacher Of bookkeeping and pen
manship in the western high school. Balti-
more and entered on her duties yesterday,
Tent meetings under the auspices of the
Pentecostal Church are being conducted
nightly in North East, District Superin-
tendent Maybcrry, director
The Susquehanna Baseball League
closed it's season. Saturday Beginning
tomorrow a post-season series between the
winners, Havre dc Grace and Rising Sun
teams, viii start on the latter's grounds.
Mr. and Mrs Norman Miller of Phila-
delphia are spending their Honeymoon at
Perkins cabin. along Elk r1ver.
Contractor Ralph Andres will complete
his contract at Rising Sun this week. when
he Will bring his force of workmen TO Elk
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-09-28

DEMHY DIES OF BURNS.
Accidentally Set Fire TO His Ciothin z
While Filling an Oil Stove.

Alonzo Demby, 50 years old, 306
West Second street, died at 6 o'clock this
morning at the Delaware Hospital from
burns sustained last night when in some
manner his clothing became ignited as
he was filling an oil stove. Denby was
employed as ianitor at the hotel ofAndrew
Casey, Second and Tatnall streets.
Ali the clothing ihad been destroyed by
the flames and the entire surface Of his
body was terribly scared. The chemical
wagon Of the Fame Fire Co. was summon
ed and Demby was rushed 20 the Della
ware Hospital where death occurred
Deputy Coroner Harvey l.. Nichols
took charge Of the body.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-09-28
RURAL REALTY TRANSFERS.

The following buyers and sellers Of
property in the rural hundreds have been
named in deeds recently recorded:
Ralph L. Jacobs and wife from Ida +,
Ridings, land in Brandywine hundred,
1900
Clarence :. Reed from Irwin Leach and
wife land in Christians village, $500.
John s Myers from ID. W. Masters and
wife. land at Cragrnere. 81 500.
Alex Mailman from Gwinhurst De.
velopment Co, land at Gwinhurst, 81. 100
Mary Smith from A. A. Price and wife,
land at Masonicvillc, $500
Joseph W Heitz from John Brear, Jr,
and wife. land at Penn Rose, $500
AchiIIe Ricard from Flavills Deakyne
et. a., land and building at New Castle.
$500
b. +. Veatch and Marlin Rockwell
Corporation from Marlin Rockwell Load
ing Company: land IN Red Lion and St
Georges hundreds, $40 600.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-09-28
Sunday School Convention.

The 23d annual convention Of the
Christiana Hundred Sunday School AS
sociation will be held in Green Hill Presby-
terian Church Thursday. Rev. Thomas
Kerr will welcome the delegates, and the
following persons will also make addresses /:
Rev. james H. Boal, educational secretary
OF The Young Mems Christian Association,
ssWeek Day Bible Schools" Rev. George
c. Williams, "The Christian Home and
What 1t Stands for" Rev. Charles A.
RANT. "The History Of the Sunday
school Movement" Rev. John ". X.
Sumwalt, "Some Land Marks in Sunday
School Work" Aubrey Vandever, "Chalk
Talk Demonstration" Rev. w. G. Harris,
"Boys, an Opportunity" Rev. Charles
W. Clash. "The Sunday School Meeting
tie Problems Of Reconstruction"
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-09-28
Council Of Jewish Women.

The Council of Jewish Women will
reconvene at o'clock Thursday evening
in the Temple of Truth. Tenth and Wash
ington streets This will be the first meet
ing Of the fall season The members will
discuss the means of helping the Child
Welfare Work with the proceeds of their
lawn fete, which was given in the sum-
mcr on the Triangle at Washington
Heights. After business affairs have been
disposed of a musical entertainment will
take place. Miss Rose Freeman will sing
a SolO
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-09-28
Grace ChaufauQua-

Grace Epworth League ChaUtauqua
vail he given September 20 and 30 and
October / and q A delightful musical
program has been arranged and the
talent secured have wide scope OF
knowledge and experience.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-09-28

ton and beg in work on the maeadam road
from North st rect extended TO West Main,
n distance O half mile