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Five Mile Beach weekly journal., 1920-08-06
A Man is to Pass Judgment
on Wildwood Babies

Burton Donnell Hughes, artist and
NEWSPAPER man of Philadelphia, has
beer selected by Mrs. Roland Corson,
directress of the baby parade, to be the
Judge for the carnival to be held in
Wild wood on Thursday, August 18th,
1920. Two years ago Mr.. Hughes act
ed as supreme judge Of the carnival,
and his rulings were SO satisfactory
that this year it was decided to have
him act alone, judging the three best
out of each Of the twelve classes entered
in the carnival. Mr.. Hughes, as an
artist studied in London, Paris, Munich
and Florence for five years, also at
the Pennsylvania Academy of the fine
Arts, Philadelphia. He was commits
stoned by Mary Garden to paint por-
traits of her. These were so pleasing
to her that she had him design several
beautiful costumes for her. He was
also commissioned by Ruth st. Dennis.
another star of the stage, to paint her
portrait. While In the newspaper game
he created special features for various
Philadelphia and New York papers.
Five Mile Beach weekly journal., 1920-08-06
Bathing caps of faultless rubber n
third off at Leedom's Pharmacy, Burk
and Pacific ~
New Municipal Crest Pier
Opened

The new Crest Pier, built by the
Wildwood Crest Borough Council, was
opened last Sunday night with exer-
cises in charge Of the councilmen.
President of Council James read a
letter from Mayor P. P. Baker, who
was absent on accoun Of illness.
Councilman Heber Crane gave an ad-
dress on the financing of the pier.
There was music by an orchestra. and
Mrs. Harriet B. Hammond, daughter
Of Councilman Ralph B. Whitley, sang
a solo.
Five Mile Beach weekly journal., 1920-08-06
Cape May County Bonds
for Sale

Forty thousand dollars worth Of
Cape May county short term 81 per
cent. bonds, maturing in from two to
five years, in denominations of 81 900,
interest payable seml-annually, in
amounts to suit purchasers.
Write
G. w. SAUL, County Treasurer,
Wildwood, N. j.
Five Mile Beach weekly journal., 1920-08-06
Real Estate For Sale
Brooklyn-H Hart Apartments

including two stores leased to local Gas
Company. Lot 60x80, N. w. corner At
lantic and Wildwood AYES. All modern
co%nveniences, including hot water heat,
hot and cold water, gas ranges, gas and
electric fixtures, etc.
All apartments rented andstores leased.
A high-class income investment. Pres
emf income $1,000 per annum. Price
$4,000. Terms to suit.
This property has an unequal1ed
future before it and can easily be made
to yield a larger income.
Investment Co., of Wildwood, N. J.,
Inc, Room 512, 800 Fifth Ave. New
York, or your own broker.
Five Mile Beach weekly journal., 1920-08-06

Anglesea; Henry e. Dunlap, Wild wood
Crest; Albert D. Austin, corner Mag
nolia and Pacific avenues, Wildwood;
F. w. Davidson, on Rio Grande road,
west of drawbridge; 81. HI. Ottens, for
three bungalows; and Beecher-Kay
Realty Company, for one bungalow.
The last report to be read was that Of
the harsssed city clerk, who submitted
as bis crop of statistics for the Julian
month such figures as these:
Mercantile licenses collected "a AL 20
Dog licenses collected ...".".... 23.76
Fines collected ...."".""""".. 1900
Rents collected. 5000
Street permit fees collected -. 5000
One license plate sold ........... 80.
IoCal
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SHE GETS $4,000 VERDICT.

lynchburg, Va, Jan u The jury IN
the suit of Miss Virginia kiser. Of North
Carolina. against Mrs Flovd l. Knight,
formerly Mrs = A. lNrise, Oh Saturday re-
turned verdict for S35. .00O for Miss kiser,
the jury holding that Mrs knight. be
fore her second marriage, undertook 10
fulfill contract made hy her husband
during the life Of his first wife Mrs
Knight secured m estate from her first
husband which nettcd set. .00O several
years ago
IN 1906 Miss kiser went into the home
of the late Philip 4 krise as 3 member
Of the family She claimed be promised
her that she would bn provided for during
the remainder Of her life Later. Nr
krise' : wife died and sometime later he
married AGAIN, and then, still later. Miss
Riser claimed she WIS asked 10 leave
When she was about - bring snlf 10 en-
force her claim she alleges he second
wife now Mrs kuleht. assumed the oh
hgation ot her first husband and promised
to -attlc With the plaintiff
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-01-21
NEWS OF LEWES.

special Correspondence of Every Evening
I.ewes. Jan - James \ Marsh, !:
former Georgetown attorney. now OF
Denver, Col. is spending 4 few DAYS with
his parents, Mr.. and Mir. Samuel j.
Marsh. IN Angola. They viii return with
him and spend few weeks in Denver
Harold Stevens of Chester, Pa is
spending i few days here With his mother
and sister.
Mrs. frank Hynson II Cambridge,
Md IS here visiting her parents. Nr. and
Airs, Charles + Prettyman, for z few
DAYS
George l. Fisher. employed "a the
pilotboat Philadelphia rs assistant engi-
neer for several months, has resigned and
John Franklin has accepted The position
Robert G. Wolfe of Wilmington spent
the weekend with his father. William
r Wolfe. near Midway.
Edward : Wolfe has resigned a. tlrc-
man on Fenwick Island light vessel and
Elmer Z. Mitchell has filled he vacancy.
Mrs. Marion L. NJ. Mcssersmlth and
ner mother, Mrs Virginia L. Mustard
sailed TO-DAY for Antwerp. Belgium where
nrs. McSsersnlith has been making her
home for some time her husband being
American consul there.
The roads IN this vicinity for the past
two weeks have been almost impossible
owing 10 freezing and thawlng but for
the last three or four days they have been
somewhat improved because Of the pre-
xaIlIpr cold weather
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-01-21
RICHARDSON PARK CIVIC CLUB.

rhe Women Civic Club ~ Richard
son Park met Yesterday afternoon ar
thc horne u Mr- Frank (,ediing Harley
~trahorn, lcvv court commissioner. and
County Enunccr Charlie + GrIbhe. at-
tended the meeting 10 disrg4s wave and
means - assist the club tu rnnrpvlrg 2
streets and crossings in Richardson Park
locality and have promised n jo aiI u
their power Cindcrs are now hoina yacnd
On sornc IF hc slcwake n Tint section
Mrs Samuel Townsend gave s.nop-
SIS IF the cgeoutivo hoard meeting helJ
a Wyoming. January i5 and which -hc
attended also In dra of THE Armenian
situation having heard Dr Woman ~ the
Hotel du Ponf IN bchaJf 1fh- people The
club vii take steps To raise money for
this cause
The recent dance held nv m club was
i social and financial surcces
After the regular order of business re-
ircshmcnf~ yere served bv hc hostess
The next meeting III tie club viii be held
~ the nome of Mrs Charles Hampton
on February b n which time the club
viii have AZ guests the members of the
Marshalton Club
On "Wednesday last Mrs Wallace H.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-01-21
NEWS OF LAUREL.
sepcial Correspondence of very Evening

Sepcial Correspondence of very Evening
I.aurel> Jan 2l.-Rev Frank r. Car
penter, pastor of Centenary NJ. +. Church
of this town. who was severely hurt Mon
day by falling on an icy pavement, IS
considerably improved.
Nj Washington Mitchell suffered a
severe sprain of his right ankle, yesterday
when the team he was driving started
suddenly, throwing him backwards out
of the wagon to the frozen road
Mrs. Jennie Bcecham is visiting in Viii
mington and Philadelphia.
George j.. Smith is seriously III at his
home on Central avenue with stubborn
case OF grip, which it is feared will develop
into pneumonia.
Harvey i. Marvil is confined to his
home on Sixth street with a severe cold
Mrs James ID. Spicer and son Llewlleyn
are seriously III at their home on Market
street, with the grip
Boat connections with Baltimore from
Laurel, Bethel and other Eastern Shore
points have been discontinued owing
to various rivers being frozen. The wood
working plants on Laurel river probably
will have to shut down IN consequence.
John G. Burton, manager Of the local
Western mon Telegraph office. attended
a meeting of the varlous managers Of the
held in Salisbury Md. last nigh
On account Of the prevailing high prices
ranging from 50 05 Ia s.. - per hamper,
brokers are shipping sweet potatoes about
as fast as they can get cars, Yesterday
and the day before 43 cars were shipped
from the local freight station
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-01-21
CHURCHMAN TRIBUTE
IN SUPREME COURT
Resolutions on Death Of Late
Municipal Court Judge Ap-
propriately Acted Upon.
Special Correspondence Of Every Evening

Special Correspondence of Every Evening
Dover, Jan 2l-Tn the State Supreme
Court, yesterday, IN respect Of The case
of the Mayor aud Council Of Wilmington
ct NJ. W. Josiah . Woicott, attorney
general, in relation 10 the Taxpayers
League. which has been on the trial list
since June, 1917 announcement was made
by Mr. Hastings that possibly the case
would be settled and would not appear
for argument IN the future
In the casc Of George J 09onnor ~.
Philip Caplin and Joseph Donoway,
sheriff, and Meyer Margobn. Attorney
that James NJ Tunnel, counsel for
O'Connor. had stated he world not ap-
pear in the case and Mr. Cooke made y
motion that the appeal be dismissed
Granted on condition that there was no
possibility Of its being argued
The case OF the commissioners nf School
District No 30, New Castle county. vs.
George T. ModiIl, Eugene Sbaicross and
Warden Il Humphrey, constituting the
County Board of Education Attorney
Huxley, representing IJoillng-worth.
Cloud, ct al announced ilat he N19
readY and wiling 10 argue the case. but
TINT Mr. IIilcs was not ready Mr. HUS
leys briefs Wnre presented to tho court
during tho session NJ tlmc wa- set for
the hearing
Practically all ri the morning session
was taken up in hearing argument on the
ease Of the state Highway Department
" Mary s Hastings Kate VI Francis
and Bertha 1 ttordy, bcine writ of
eertlorari to the Superior { our4 for Sllssex
county, to the June term, 1919, in which
tie defendants we're dissatisfied with
damages awarded and assessed for "A
strip of land 90 feet wnle IN little Greek
hundred Susscy county, ~ Shc amount
Of si50 Jams / Bovce represented the
Highway Department and Andrew !
Lynch the defendants
Tho afternoon session was taken up ~
argument IN the case Of Samuel & Pvle
- Henrietta kuratle. en- appeal from the
ontf ii fhancery. iB winch forgeriez IT
pfoinissory notss upon uhich judgment
WIS entered we're alleged Daniel o
Hastings. represented PIKE and II II
Ward and Ieonard u Males represented
henrietta kuratic
Prior ~ the close of tle morning session
of court. II II Ward and Daniel o.
Hastings representing the Nov Castle
County Ear Association, presented res
otllflnns I'm the death of Judge Philip
q harchman of h. Mlnirfpal Court Of
Wilmington Aftcr appropriate remarks bv
Mr. Ward. Chef .IHstice Pennewill and
Judge nnrad The resolutions we're order
ed tn Fc recorfed
adjournment Ras taken until he reg
ular june term. III cases not disposed If
At yesterdays session being continued
until that fITne
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-01-21
NEWS OF A DAY
DOWN THE STATE
Little Lad of Seaford Falls Into
Boiling Water and is Badly
Scalded.
HEARING ON PUBLIC ROAD
Brotherhood Class of Christ M. p.
Church, Laurel, Enjoys Very
Enlivening Banquet.
spec,sl Correspondence of Every Evening

Special Correspondence of Every Evening
Laurel, Jan 2t.-The annual banquet
of the Brot herhood Class of Christ Meth
odist PrOtestan. Church was held IN the
social hall of the church. Monday night,
and was one of the most elaborate affairs
of the kind ever held in Laurel The
menu was prepared by the women mem
bers of the church and was served IN three
courses by the Young ladies of the church,
The dinner began ut $50 and an hour
iater Rev. William l.. Hoffman, pastor OF
Christ Church and teacher of the Brother
hood Glass. acting rs toastmastcr, had all
the men stand up and sing Praise God.
From Whom All Blessings Flow after
which Rev. c. NJ Cullum. pastor of
Laurel Circuit NJ. p Churches, offered
prayer.
Rev. Mr.. Hoffman. IN a short address,
told OF the good work done by the class
in the various interests of the church,
dwelling with particular emphasis upon
their part IN the recent mllllon-doliar-
Fund campaign.
Addresses were made by cX-Mayor
George II Otwcll, president Of the class;
Professor Mark + Stine. superintendent
of Laurel public schools; Rev. r /, Ship
lev of Salisbury Md: Col. G. W. kenncy
and Rev. Luther f. Warner, d. d. ut
Baltimore. president of the Maryland
Annual Conference Of the Methodist
Protestant Church
II was II o'clock when DIR. Warner
pronounced the bcne1lction and the ban
luetcrs departed. loud in their acclaim q
the evenings enjoyment
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-01-21
fECii. JURORS DRAWN.
Associate Judge Wickes Selects Names
for March Term.

Chesapeake City, Md, Jan. 2l.--As-
sociate Judge Wickes, Of the Second Ju.
dicial Circuit, has drawn the jurors 70,
the March term as follows:
Cecitou District Robert Ferguson
Robert W Blackway Edgar ] Davis, s.
Wills Lusby, J. Harry Clark and Harvey
>. Duhammel
Chesapeake City lfitzhugh Dipharoon,
Clifford Whiteoak, Thomas NJ Price,
Herbert Baker, John J. Sullivan and
Grover c. Everett
Elkton- w Arthur Mitchell, Jacob
Clay, Allen b. Petcrman, Lyman Spence.
DE Lancey Scott, George L. Howard
and Frank Karl
Fair Hill George W BiIcs. Lawrence
Burns, Frank Steele, John T. Decray and
f. Frank Foote
North East Harry Perkins. John II
Thompson, Charles T. Holden, Harry
Anaana, Philip Il. Richards and II.
Ellsworth Shippers
Rlslng Sun Rufus J. Benjamin, VIII
liam 7. .lenness, Err Maybcrry, Clarence
Clifford and Harry Z. Davis.
Port Deposit Edward II Rowan,
alderman Sentman, Cornelius Z Tome,
William B Steele, David 1t Clair, Sam
uel Fitzgerald and Clinton Watson.
Conowingo Stephen 4. Nickle. John
j. Coulson and William \ Grnbb
Calvert Samuel e Smith. james f.
Ward and j Cecil Biles
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-01-21
DEL AN ARE CITY.
~pec,s, correspondencr Of Evory Evcnius

special Correspondents Of kvFry Evening
Delaware City. Jan u Saturday
afternoon. from 2 60 ) O'Clock, Miss
Florence G. Hall will entertain tho Home
Department and Missionary Society of
the PRESBYTERIAN Church at her home on
Washington street
Fred Pennington 81 Chester Pa,
visited his father I \ Pennington,
Yesterday
Miss Anna Johnson Is confined 70 her
home bv > spraincd ankle.
Vt the meeting of the Delaware City
Century Cub, Friday afternoon Mrs
Ina i. Perkins. director Of Child Welfare
for tho Reconstruction Commission ot
Delaware. will speak on that subject
Delaware City was enlivcncd. NcstCr-
DAY, by enthusiastic horScmcn from the
surrounding country. taking advantage
of the good slcIghmg on Clinton street
between Second and Fifth streets There
pcrc some lively races
Tuesday evening, JANUARY p, , birth
day party viii he held ~ the chapel of the
Presbyterian Church
The steamer Ericsson. PLYING between
Philadelphia ami Baltimore has been ice
bound IN the Chesapeake 4 Delaware
Canal. Just above st Georges. since
saturday There arr no passengers on the
boat which left Baltimore last Thursday
afternoon and was due in Philadelphia the
samC night
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-01-21
NEWS OF THE DAY
At NEW CASTLE
Denny Il Burns of Wilmington
Entertained With Minstrel
Show Last Night.
special Correspondencc of Kverv q Eveninr


/ New Castle, Jan. PA large attend
ance was present at the Dixie Minstrels
1 which were held in the Opera House last
! evening by Denny and Burns of vii
mngton.A "A very good bill was presented
and proved TO be very successful Several
selections were rendered byBilly Raymond
which everyone enjoyed 4 special musical
number was also rendered, with much
success
Mrs. Il. GemmilI of this city has re-
celvcd several postal cards from Linton
/ Rlgg, who has been ut ST. Augustine.
/ Fla, Tor several weeks and has now left
for the Bahamas He is the son Of Rev
and Mrs Rgg, his father being former
rector of Emmanuel Church in this
city.
The Nomads announce dance to be
held IN the Opera House on Tuesday
February IL Music will be furnished
by Madden and Whites famous FIVE. con
slstlng OF Roessler, violin. Stead, saxo-
phone; Goodman, cornet; Madden. piano
and White, drums
Tomorrow evening a social will he held
IN the NJ j.. Sunday school rooms for
men only by the Baraca class The evening
viii bc spent by having four feature
amuSements first. Epworth Orchestra;
second, Frank Mi itchel OF the Y NJ G. 4.
third. moving pictures, courtesy of Lee
Goudiss; fourth, a championship QUOT
game
George W. Davis. lifelong resident
and shoemaker Of this city IS very III and
will close hLs place Of business for short
time. He IS under he care of Dr NalIctt
regular meeting OF the Ir0 I. A. Nj
WAS held last evening The regular routine
of business was gone through
On Friday evening . dance will bc held
~ The opera House bv the girls club If
the American Manganese Steel Go
Miss Mary Edwards of Philadelphia.
who has been spending several DAYS IN
Tins city. has left for her home
Charles Fdw ards. spent last evening
in this city
On Thursday evening the regular meet
ing of tho \ q I " viii be held
AspcciaI electrical line has been installed
at the office Of Delaware Water Improve
mcnt Co Mr. DerrIckson Is manager.
II McCaughan has accepted a position
with the Mallagc Iron o.. IN Wilmington.
Victrolas Records -Br,dgewater -Aiv
For Salc Reasonable. horse. milk
wagon and harness 6i5 ClNrncr street
New Ca9ilc \dN
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-01-21
CHESTERTOWN AND VICINITY.

Chostcrtown, Md, Jan II Rev DR.
Collins has accepted call to the rector
ship Of ST Andrew : Protestant Episcopal
Church. Gacna. and preached his first
sermon there last SUNDAY
I The remains ~ Oliver Miller. former
resident 81 Rock Hall, who tiicd in Balti-
moro on Saturday wcrc brought t.
ChcStcrtown Monday night hy tram and
taken to Rorh Hall for interment. yeeter-
day
Mrs Layina Harper and Mrs : Il.
Parrotf 81 Stiil Pond were guests 81 Mr.
and Mrs John y Bennett on Washington
avenue Che>tcrtown, last week
The laying up nf the steamers on The
Chester river line, due to be ice blockade
ha> greatl- increased the business Of the
motor trucks on he ton-Wilmington
line Not i boat has reached Che.tertown
for three weeks and the prospects are for
a continued frcezeup Ovstermcn arc
unable to PLY their trade ana trappers are
handicapped in patching the valuable
muskraf
Rcl Edwin Gardner. pastor 81 Bond
hapcl AMI lloubray N +. churches. IS
having ! gracious revival on his charge
There have been many conversions and
the attendance Is incr -sing every night
" \ Morley who has been n charge
~ The construction work on the neu
Third National Bank binding. Chester
town ha~ been transferred 70 Roanoke,
\ Il III has been succeeded here hv Nr
Larrimore. from Philadelphia
Julian 6. Numbers u Wilmington spent
:bc week end with his parents Mr. and
Mrs Fred c Numbers IN Mlhng.on
Harry Rash = farmer Of near Fairiet.
was painfully INJURED in one q hl> eyes,
one morning last week by u small c.t,f
Mrs Charles f Crow d near FaIrlcs
has been visiting relatives and friends IN
\cM York Cltx during tho .Neck
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-01-21
NEWS OF NEWPORT.

Newport. Jan y The fourth quar-
1erIv conference II Newport NJ n
Church will he held in the church on
Friday night At 80 O'Clock Rev Robert
! Watt, district superintendent, viii meet
the official board
The Women Club of Newport met IN
weekly session tins afternoon At the home
of Mrs 4 q Gamble
Mrs Frederick Maskc and son Charles,
81 Hartley were weekend guests q Mr..
and Mrs William Crawford
i b. Mahoncv 81 Philadelphia spent 4
few DAYS here last week with Mr. and
Mrs " l. Duff
Mitchell Piersnn wlll attend the dance
this evening. given bN the Cioucher Col
lege girls At Mt Holly, near Baltimore
Misses Viola and Mae seeds spent the
weekend with their cousin Miss Ethel
Thomas Of Elkton, Nd
Mrs Thomas of Elktou Md was q
guest IL Mrs George Seeds over the week
end Mrs SEEDS had a. guests Yesterday
Mr. and Mrs ] Lee DAVIS Of Ocean View
Va. and their daughters, Edith and
Grace
Margaret Poole is confined 10 her nome
with measles.
Mrs. Bertha stuart IS still confined TO
her home. suffering with broken arm.
Mrs Enoch Smith has been confined To
her home for several weeks with u nervous
breakdown
Mrs. J. Perkins GrooIne IS I'll with the
p)p.
Billy and Whitney Day, small sons OF
Air and Mrs Whitney Day, who have
been j with measles. are much improved.
Mrs George seeds visited her sister
in-laW, Mrs Harry DAVIS If Edge Moor,
SUNDAY
Mrs Alonzo Newiin Of Washington IS
III with the grip.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-01-21
EASTERN SHOREMEN TO DINE.

Baltimore, Md. Jan = Governor
Ritchlc first public appearance since
hi, inauguration vii be nada ~ fle
seventh annual banquet of the Eastern
Shon Society ~ the Hotel Renpert to
night lie and United States Senator
Gear " Underwood. of Alharna. are to
bc tie speakers and 4 i ecpecfnd that
important phrases II state and ~ tlonal
affairs viii he discussed
The society now has \ membership
of around 500 The new president. United
- atrs District Attorney Samuel Il
Dennis, will bc the toastmaster and tie
toasts. under the new dlspcnsatlon, viii
he drunk IN water
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-01-21
CECIL COUNTY NOTES.

Special Correspondence Of EYcry Evening
Flkton. Md. Jan u Philip Oti q
weli-to-do citizen 81 flkton dropped dead
yesterday afternoon while taking with
a farmer ~ Evans Brothers warehouse,
Of heart trouble lie was about 80 years
Of agc and leaves q widow and two chil-
dren
It the Elkton Catholic Church. tins
morning Miss tdeIia y McGreadv. Il
trained nurse and daughter of Mr. and
Mrs. Hugh Mc(iready, Was married 10
Martin Mclaughlin of Wilmington
The ceremony was performed BY Father
Arnd. and was witnessed By q number nj
friends and relatives They will reside n
Wilmington
FallSton Farmers Club has elected he
following officers: Frank I foard presi-
dent Percy Foard, secretary; Robert :
Preston. treasurer.
Miss Nellie + Case ol Perryy.llc IS
spending tins week IN Washington with
her SISTER Mrs. Oryiiic BaIia ri
Hiram Deiberl formerly uf EIktan
nov associated with the DeIhert Boat
lard Co a Havre de Craze. has been
taken 70 u Baltimore hospital for an
operation for stomach trouble
The viii OF he late C.eores y Bennett.
filed ia the Orphans Court for cecil
county, devises s.. 600 u Mrs Doras
Boron Of Chesapeake City. 500 10 Bethel
cemetery and the residue Of the estate,
Valued at 10000 to ms sister. Mrs.
George ) NooIley
The funeral of Morgan Pierce, a retired
farmer Of the First district. vas held
yes to-day from the home OF hls brother.
Ill!am Pierce, III Elkton
For not obcying the Compulsory At
Tendance law superintendent H. "
9aldWeil q the Cecil county schools had
J II Ash Of Iron I'LL before Justice
Scotton. vino imposed Il i'm at $ and
costs after . promise that he would send
his children 10 school
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-01-21
What Is Rheumatism?
Why Suffer From 1t j?

~her the polson turks ant ahietl Is lot
effected h, @aIvcs aud ointmsats II Is
important dat you rid yourself ai tbs
terrible dise.4se before II eoes too tar
; /, the blood cieattsef that f7s
stool the test 81 tfme. having been IN
constant us, for nor th.f hfi4 4,tFs
Il vii 10 for to4 What II has done far
thousands It others ) s ) Is ptttr=
an9c"d pufell vegetable, II viii la th..
work and not harm the mt.f deIielt,
stomach
Nutt the physlcian 81 tbs company
and lct htn advise with yaa A1rice
Is furnished without charpe Addass
Swift Specific Co, 253 Swift Laboratory.
Atlanta, Ga
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-01-21
AFTER MARRIAGE TRUST.

Annapolis, Md. Jan p Delaware
Pennsylvania and Wc~t Virginia cloFdnl
couples coming over into Maryland vii
nave trouble getting married in haste
III tins state y the future should q biI
introduced ily Senator Epplor oi Alic-
Ghany county becofa. . law Both parties
10 th. marriage Contract Viii IL required
to remain within the state border 96 hour-
4ltcr obtaining linen license before q
marriage ceremony can oe pcrforued
Last night Senator Efpief offered another
Inc;4suro raising the lcgai marriage aye
oi gr FROM ~ u - yts.l-