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The Arvada enterprise. (Arvada, Colo.) 1908-1970, 1920-01-08
LEGAL. NOTICE
STATE OF COLORADO, }

County Of jefferson
In the Dis:rics Court.
No. 1908
MARY E. ORAHOOD,)
GERTRUDE O. DALE,)
WILLIAM F. ORAHOODD
HARPER H. OKAHOODD
ALBERT 4. ORAHOOD,)
ISABEL n. EVANS, Ell
EANOR NESMlTH
!; STRONG, Formerly Flea
nor Nesn,ith McFarland,)
Plaintiffs)
vs.. )Su:nr.oa:
SIDNEY HALL, CHA2-)
LIS MATTHEW HALL,)
LUCY GRIER SMIIH,)
EDITH JANE HA LIZ
BERTHA EVANS HALL,)
! ELINCR HALL, MALl-)
N A CLYDE HALL,)
GEORGE WHLIAM,)
HALL, ANNIE MABEL
LANE, STANLEY FOR-)
SAITH HALL, EOWARD)
ROBERT HALL, FRANK
LAVINGTON HALL, ALL
FRED WILBERFoRCE)
HALL. and ARNOLD -
PERCY HALL, and any,
and all persons unknown)
claiming any interest I'M
the real estate herein DEL
scribed, and all unknown)
heirs, legatees, devises,)
grantees and assignees of)
each and every party de->
PENDANT herein ramed, if)
any,
Defendsnts)
THE PEOPLE OF THE STATE .
I COLORADO. To the DercrdaH.
above named. GREETING:
You are hereby required to 81
pear in an action brought nrai1r
you by the above named plaintiffs. :,
the District Court of the County @
jefferson, State of Colorado. sn'
answer the complaint therein W 5h''
twenty days after -erv;cc hereo'. i
Won are served within this count :;
served out of this county, or by pu'
licption. within thirty days after ce~
vice hereof exclusive of the dav o
service: or Judgment by default vii
be taken against you according to IT,
prayer Of the complaint.
II = copy Of the complaint be no
served upon you herewith, or if ser
vice hereof be made out Of the Stat
Of Colorado, ten days additiona
time to that above specified shall. b
allowed for your appearance ard an
swer in said action.
This is an action to quiet the title j.
the plaintiffs to the NJ of III
NEH and the SEA of the SEA o
Section 80, Township 8, South
Range II. West of the 9th ?. NJ.
situate in Jefferson County, Colo
RADIO.
and to remove from said title III
cloud Of any and all claims of dc
PENDANTS; to have title thereto &c
clared to be in the plaintiffs, FIRE
and unincumbered. and to deter:n'r
that the defendants and cnch and
cry one If them have no estate o
interest whatever in or to said pre-
erty, Us will more fully appear fror
the complaint herein, reference t,
which Is hereby MADE,
Witness, Charles Pike. Clerk o
said Court, with the seal thcreo
hercunto nffiS,d, ut offlce, in III
City Of Golden. this 26th day Of Nc
vembcr. a. n. 1919.
ruApY TIC DIXIE
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SUSSEX COUNTY NOTES.

Georgetown. Nov. Pleading guilty
"a assault on Miss Polly A. Culvert Of
Delmar. October Is, before Resident
Judge Henry G. Conrad. Caper Allan " IL
hams, colorcd. was sentenced 70 serve i've
years IN the New Castle County Work
bonsc and pav fine Of $500.
One hundred members OF First Nj. L.
Church. corner Market and King streets,
this CITY. have formed a Rainy Day
Club. with each pledged 70 hang small
bag somewhere in their homes and each
dan il rams between now and the middle
of March of next wear drop one cent into
# as 4 saving fund for church purposes.
Miss aura +. NadakIn. daughter oi
Mr.. and Mrs Frank Nadakin and Eiwood
Hastings. son of Mr. and Mrs. Joseph "
Hastings. all Of Georgetown. were mar.
red. Saturday night, by Rev. J. /
BAILEY. pastor Of First NJ. 7. Church.
Grand Master r. A. Derrlekson Of the
Delaware Grand Lodge Of Odd Fellows
sccomnanied by his staff, came here iron
Milford. Monday night. and paid Jnl0r
Lodge. No 3. and official visit. At th'
close Of the session refreshments wer'
erved.
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NEWS OF NEWPORT.

Newport. Nov 10 The Sunday school
classes Of Mrs Bair and Miss Bessie
Lvnam will hold box social N the Sunday
school. Saturday evening The proceeds
will 60 to the piano fund
Mr.. and Mrs. J Lee Davis Of Ocean
View Va. and daughters Edith and
Grace spent the Weekend here with
MIR and Mrs. George W Seeds Mr. and
Mrs seeds also had rs guests on Monday
Mrs. Rebccca Lane uf Tcmpleville. Md.
and Mrs. II W Davis of Wilmington.
Nh and Mrs Arthur Maclary had rs
gu SIS on Sunday Mrs Bella Fisher and
daughter. Catherine Miss Eta Camel,
and Samuel Farra, All { Philadelphia.
Miss Olive smith spcnt the week k-cnd
with Mr. and Mrs James Newman Of
Chcstertown. Md
Miss Mildred Chandler spent tho week
end with DR. and Mrs II L. Patterson Of
Oxford Pa sunday afternoon Mr.. and
Mrs. Patterson and Miss Chandler mo-
tored 10 Newport
Rev and Mrs X + Nichols Of smyrna
are spending few days here as guests Of
Nlr. ana Mrs " ! Greene.
Mrs. ID W Chandler had as her guest.
Yesterday. hc. sister Mrs James Polk q
Hockcs>;r Del
MIR. Elizabeth HIiyard spent the week
end ii Philadelphia, guest q Mr and
Mrs Edgar Hlyard
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BISHOP COOK GUEST At
LUNCHEON At NEWPORT
Pleasing Reception Under Auspices
Of Clerical Brotherhood and
Women of the Church.
Special Correspondence to Every Evening

Special Correspondence To Every Evening
Newport. Nov. lO.--The Clerical
Brotherhood Of the Diocese of Delaware
met at st. james rectory, Newport, {,
yesterday. The business session, which
convened Mt l.30, was held Mt the resi-
dence of j. G.. Justis. The address was
made by the bishop of the diocese. Rt.
Rev. Philip Cook, on the subject oil the
nationwide campaign and preaching mis-
sion During the business session the
wives of the clergymen enjoyed an auto
mobile trip through the country.
At the close of the business session the
bishop and clergymen returned To the
rectory, To the luncheon, which had been
prepared by the ladies of st. James
Church of Stanton, assisted by the ladies
of st. James Church of Newport. The
menu was as follows: Oysters on hall
she'll chicken BROTH lobster patties;
sweet potato croquettes; chicken salad
Holland cheese; olives; ice cream; fancy
cakes; coffee, and mnts.
The table was beautifully decorated
with flowers, and the luncheon was artistl
caly arranged. About 80 were present
T he luncheon was held in honor Of Bishop
Cook
Among those present were: Rev. and
NlTR. j. t.. Iaffss iisiiop '(opeg -
Mrs. 4. NJ. kirkus, Rev. and Mrs X. W
Trapnell, Rev. and Mrs. G. II. Holmeadl
Rev and Mp. i. 7. Ashton, Rev and
Mrs. Robert Bell, Rev. and Mrs. J. II
carp, Rev. and Mrs. T.. II. Stevens, Rev
and Mrs T.. II. Rantz, DIR. and Mrs
Alban Richev Rev. and Mrs. l.. l.
Donaphay, Rev G A Clash. Rev. +. A
Parsons. Rev. Thomas b. Wingate. Arch
deacon Benjamin +. Thompson, Frederick
Bringhurst treasurer of the diocese, and
Mrs. Bringhurst; John S. Grohe, treasurer
of the Missionary Society OF the diocese
Rev. MIR Clay of Philadelphia, former
vicar of Old Swedes Church, Wilmington
An invitation was extended to th'
clergy bv Rev T. A Rantz. rector O
Church of the Ascension, Claymont, tt
hold their December meeting with him.
Bishop Cook extended an invitation Z
the clergy 10 hold their January meeting
at Bishopstead, Wilmington.
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Sol O|ERS' MEMORIAL
At M|OOLETOWN
Appropriate Shaft, Erected on the
Public Square. Will be Dcdi-
Gated Tomorrow Afternoon.

Special Correspondence TO Every Evening
Middletown. Nov. 10. The handsome
bronze memorial in honor Of the soldiers
from Mddetown who lost their lives IN
the World War, which was placed IN
position Saturday afternoon and will be
dedicated tomorrow. is located IN the
public square, in the center Of the town.
II consists az an lS-foot high bronzed
shaft. upon granite base five feet square
the whole resting on concerto base SIX
feet in diameter, the top contains two
large 40O-watt lights which will light the
memorial and the square. The present
light in the square viii be removed. The
monument was procured and erected
through the Efforts Of Middletown
Post No Is. American Legion, and almost
every dollar of the 1000 which it cost
was subscribed in Middletown and near
by
The memorial will be dedicated tomor-
row (Armistice Day. with appropriate
ceremonies, which have been arranged
BY DR. J. H. Spahr Of Middletown Post.
There will be singing by the school chill
dren. and George Wentworth Carr, q
prominent official Of the American Legion
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NEWS OF MILFORD

Milford Nov. 10 Roy. Milton Nc
Cann of " ilmngton. Conference superm-
tenicnt d SUNDAY schools spent the
week cnd IN Milford a~ . guest Of Rcv.
and Mr., K X stephenson and spoke
nu SUNDAY IN Avenue NJ +. Church.
4 reception was gwen. Monday night. +.
h, number of Democratic workers 81
THIS vlctnt, ~ honor ~ Benjamin +.
Davl,. successful candidate from the
Icuth diStrI,t 81 Kent county as Repre-
sentative IL Dover
Nj and Mrs Frank Sherman ot lal-
tosnr. Md spent sunday here with Mrs,
>4c~man parents
Mis-, Mprtle & Palmer. daughter Of
, ,ptsin md Mrs Harry Palmcc. and
ur,t Rail,, both of here were married.
~4n,q, evening la, al Avenue NJ. +.
I -su4u. Il, Rcv ~, Robert Is
~.e,ara~on They VII make thcr home
U,t. att
Nr. Narga.c' DAVIS widow a Joseph
N navt~ dlci II her home on last Front
,rerri last Thursday Tuesday last
t..., =, N Ic,tc aged II wears, died AZ
~, nome 81 his niece Nlr> John H. Hall
s.. Ncdu,~lav afternoon Captain Jas
* rvIcc aCct = Years died a. the home
Fl .s SISTER Ms LIMA Cannon IN thi~
town after 4 lnGclng llnoss q tubercu-
la-is Captain TWGG was we'll known
AMI highly respected IN Milford. lie was
a veteran ~ the Civil War.
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NEWS OF SEAFORD.

~eaiord Nov. 10 % Raymond Mar
tin and si~tci.. Miss MaIy Ma tin, OF
Cape Charles. Va nave sold then proper
~ here to Miss Hattie II. Cannon Tor
s.. 125
John r Hurley is replacing the old
frame building winch stood near MS
garage bv n modern concrete structure 2S
bv 100 feet. which viii be used as an an
Mrs. jamie smith, wife Of Captain
john smith. Is seriously III with pneu-
monia at her home at Bethel and her
daughte.s Mrs Leonard Hatfield Of
Wilmington and Mrs Samuel Leap Of
NurrI.town. Pa have been called.
Town Council is making an improve
ment at the old NJ. J.. Church ward that
has been needed for many years by laying
cement walks around it, amounting 20
about 500 feet of walk.
Mis-, Blanche Culver has been elected
delegate bv the NJ p Sunday school to
the County Sunday School Convention,
which meets At Lewes
Mrs. Wilbur Hurley Of ChincOteague.
Va. Is here visiting her sister, Mrs.
Thomas r. CottiDgham
Rev. +. +. Carpenter. Miss Helen
Moore. Miss Lola Grffi th and Paul
Bowden Of ST. Johns NJ Z. Church are
attending the Epworth League Conyen-
ton at Hurlock. Md, this week.
Notwithstanding that there was a
small acreage Of buckwheat out this year
and the Yield was poor, averaging only
about u bushels to the acre, the price r.
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RECEPTION TO BISHOP COOK.

Dover. Nov. lO-The reception Mon
dav evening bv Dover Eplscopalians to
Bishop Cook aud wife, at Hotel klchard-
son. from ) to 1890 o clock, was de
jrht(ul affair and was attended by nearly
two hundred members Of the Dover
parish. including Dover. Camden, Wyo-
ming and Hartley churhes- The reception
was held in the hotel parlor. where mem
hers N the ycstrv stood as the receiving
committee.
Rev. benjamin Fish Thompson, rector
IL Christ i. t. Church, preScn ed bishop
Cook, and response was made by the
bishop. expressing appreciation oi inc
generous manner IN which he has been
received INTO the Delaware Diocese.
The reception committee included the
vcstrvmcn of the church and their wives
Goycrnor-clect w ID. Denney and wife, !.
Mr.. and Mrs Henry ! Beers, Mr. and
Mrs William pcnnewill, MIR and Mrs
William l.. Pritchctt, MIR and Mrs. )
Warren Hall. Mrs Henry RIdgely.
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nEIAN ARE CITY NEWS.

Dol,warc civ. NOV. 10 Mrs NJ s.
HaHdas i III II her home on Clinton
street
Nr and Mrs Rutherford Whiting
h.m 81 IA lwlt gon motorcd here yestcr-
est sri ver. guests of his parents, Mr.
81, Ms Nh-t,r CHAM
WIIum Rcvblld had an enjoyable
.sies.rr trr Yesterday. tagging II ducks
hlr, hc-ri, r7on - fort du PoI gave
+ ica a honor ST Mn spur, Yesterday
aitrrpaau Guests attended from Viii
mirgr IS. Dslav trv ard For du Pont,
>,rgc.rt IIeAcn~ and family lcff heTo
la.' oe.k for oalIfornla. whore he viii
T. .ratierci
SIR, I.m.. Husfclt and son Charles.
I.n 'a4aV iar Nlimr Cton, Who-e they
uIu r~e hsr parrnts Mr. ard Mrs.
tEtI-ar. for 4 week
81 ana Mrs William Bowen motoTed
- po-rs sIe TODAY far q l5-day~ stay
WI .t.tr a.prhtcr Mr. Harry Newman.
WH NJ Hot1d f'~meriy .dlcr at
ub.r b. expects to ~e,urc employ
Nrs Harr, Hackn 4 was seye-cly
fnecl vhlic cleaning . catfish She was
n tied III Tort du Port hospital.
John " ehb - D NJ hls hoTn, on Clinton
street
Tf. varh, frar ccIs from Philadelphia
r.-..4 ,hrpuci th canal Yesterday on
.1irklne rms 70 FL ~u~qIrhanua
t.ts .l-a fh, vach' Mar, Ellen from
\sv Aers ou = duekIug tup TO tha
He-4p p.elc hev
-. fva mtl rir3s n Nr and Mrs.
N.fl Br,.ra,., ar, IN n thur home with
.e..fIsf f.Hsr
Ir.t4 Rhan lcf, YESTERDAY on q
= ~sItbr-t tr.i. 81 govern mont business
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NEWS OF A DAY
FROM THE STATE
Rev. Father Comiskcy of Dover
Il. c. Church Presented With
$1,000 by His People.
FOUR PILOT APPRENTICES
Delaware Grange of Newport An
nounces Details and Prizes Tor
Corn Show on Nov. 20.
from Every Evening Correspondent

From Every FvcniuS ortcspohu'h'-
\evport. Nov. 9 Delaware Grange s
Annual Corn Show will I've held in Grange
Hall On November 20 Prizes VIII he
awarded on the following exhibits: FIRST
and second prizes on bcst-twenty-ten and
SINGLE ear exhibits of yellow, white white
car and mixed corn First and second
prlycs on exhibits Of SIN stalks OF celery,
81 heaviest White potatoes. six heaviest
sweet potatoes, best PIE pumpkin, best
exhibit of apples, plate OF tive, best
cNhiht OF pears. plate of six.
The sWCcp-stakc prlzc tor tho above
ARTICLES will hc a gold PIC c.
I'm N, womens exhibit prizes VIII he
awarded "a exhibits of the following
artlclcs loaf Of bread best butter, sponge
and lavcr cake. host pic exhibit OF SIX
iars canned vegetables. exhibit OF SIX
lars canned fruit. coll on Of Icliy
\ Svccp-stakc prize " gold piece VIII
als3 hg awarded for the women eN-
hlbts
Articles exhibited hv the men Will be
Judged h, NJ q Pence
\eNt Nouday evening the members VIII
dis u.s. the advlsahllItv Of Delaware
maintaining one almshousc, ono insane
asvllm and one institution for the feeble
minded instead 81 the present method,
winch provides for such institutions N
each county
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-11-10
AUTUMN LUNCHEON.

Scaford. Nov 10 4 dcIigntful social
event OF the season was All autumn
nncncon gwen by Ms Ethel Ross
Graham. Yesterday afternoon from 80
till s. nj the home If he. father, Colonel
James ] Ross. ono mile north Of town.
The table decorations we.c unique, corn
shucks. interminglcd with fruits. The
place cards were made Of corn shucks with
the names Written in red INK Autumn
tint. wee conspicuous All about the room.
The luncheon was served IN courses
The tlrst course consisted Cf split pea
houlhon; second course baked chicken
creamed lima beans. glazed sweet potatoes.
celery and pickles third course, shrimp
salad. frozen custard, fruit cake, demi-
tassc. mn;s.
Those present were. Misses Ethel
Donoho. Agnes Huston. Elizabeth Ross
Clara Ross. Ma.v Martin. Mrs Calhoun
Ross. Mrs Nellie Nalhent and Mrs
Ethel Ross Graham.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-11-10
GRANGE CORN SHOW.

Stanton, Nov 10-M tho meeting Of
Diamond State Grange. Monday evcnli 3,
most Of the time was spent in discussing z
plars for the annual Corn Show, which
will be held in Stanton Hall, Monday
evening, November %.
The Grange received resolution
adopted at the last meeting of Pomona
Grange relative to the state only having
ore almshousc ore irsare asylum, aud
ono institution for the feeblc-mlndod,
irstead of ore in each county. This sub
ject will he discussed at tho meeting next
Monday evening. The Japanese West
Coast situation also will bc discussed next
week
Announcement was made of the meet
ing Of New Castle County Pomona
Grange. which will be held at TalltyNillc,
Thursday. December ,, rs guests of West
BrandywiEc Grange.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-11-10
NEWS OF LAUREL.

Laurel. Nov. 10 Misses Pauline Henrn
and Mildred Figgs are attending the Ep-
worth League Convention, which Is IN
session at Hurlock, Md, as representatives
of the local chapter Rev. w Osborne
Bennett, pastor of Centenary M. =.
Church of Laurel, has been invited to de-
liver nm address to the convention.
4 few years ago this town had but one
meat store and In some way managed 10
get along At present 1t boasts of iive,
rev one having been started recently
Miss Minnie Robinson Us IN Pocom,oke
City, Md, visiting her sister, Mrs' fu'
gene :. Maddox.
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Comiskey with purse of $1,000, as a
mark of the esteem in which he is held by
his congregation and his other friends IN
Dover. Father Comiskey accepted the
gift very feellngly.
The golden Jubilee of Holy Cross
Church will be observed with elaborate
exercises on Sunday, November y, when
Bishop Monaghan and other prelatcs Will
assist in the celebration.
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THIEVES AT SEAFORD.

Seafo-d Nov 1n-Tnieves are ope-st-
ing IN and around Seafo.d and the authoTi-
tic~ have been unable 10 4ppsenend them.
Last nignt they attempted 70 gam an en-
trance 10 the home Of Frank Hurley, but
wore frightened of The home of Harry
NJ Lawrence was entered a ie" nights
ago and several artcie- taken
Nnlc the automobile of Virgil Isaacs
was standing al the railroad station. Il
sneak tincI took a new ove7coat out OF II.
Several farmers report the loss OF
chickens and other fowls.
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PILOT APPRENTICES.

Iewcs. Nov 10-Nathaniel Evans,
son Of Mrs Mary X. Evans, has received
notice that he has been accepted as
apprentice to the pilot business by the
PENNSYLVANIA pilots.
Arthur Marshall. son of Pilot and Mrs.
A. " Marshall. and Howard Maclntire,
son Of Pilot and Mrs Frank Macinure'
alsn have been accepted as apprentices
from Delaware.
Caorgo pavnter formerly Of Lewes, Is
a,,tLor onprontice He now resides in
ph,Iadclnhia with his father, Pilot George
pavntCT.
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IN Scranton Pa befafe she u0yri 'fnfa
that city recently h1a addfd 81 u
gold % The capital a Mrs ifri Hf'rf-
i'n II Colllngdalo o.
Believing the trunk H,d 1IHri
usefllness Mrs Burr.m started
burn b. : liugle aftrrfrl 100 sffrfttr.
the fire was crfinuglrbad ard lff.
Btterlin extracted 10 glli rftrs frr
The lIning IL the tr.ns
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mains low, the farmers receiving only 81
per bushel.
Washington Cnmp, No. 1, 7. 0. s. OF A..
of this town, will hold big class adoption
on Thursday night. November IL, in
which State officers are expected to take
part. .
Notwithstanding white potatoes sold n
few days ago in the eastern part OF Sussex
county for 81 per bushcl, in the western
end Of the county they are bringing from
SLIP to Sl.15 per b,shel.
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FRIENDSHIP LODGE RECEPIIoN

Stanton. Nov. Friendship Lodge,
No. 4. Shepherds of Bethlehem, Stanton,
held n reception in Stanton Hall, last
evening, in honor Of Mrs; Annie g.
Morris of Lady Miller Lodge, No. 9,
Wilmington, who has been appointed
icputv of Friendship Lodge for the en-
suing year.
Informal talks by various members and
friends were enjoyed, and refreshments
..,r,.oI
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Milk Inspection.

The city milk Inspector. David Hallett
made ls7 inspections during the month
Of October. according to his report to the
Board Of Health at It's meeting yesterday
afternoon. OF this number, 80 were Of
vehicles. AZ of stores. 30 OF restaurants
and 81 Of milk houses. Eight hundred and
ten milk cans were.also examined and two
invest igatloEs made.
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NEWPORT TO HAVE SUPPER.

Newport. Nov. l0.-At n meeting held
nj the home of Mrs W f. Groomc presi-
den of the Ladies Aid Society of New
port NJ. t. Church. last evening, plans
were made for supper to he given in the
Masonic Hall. on December 9. The
Ladies Aid Society Of the Stanton NJ +
Church will join with the \ wport society
in giving the supper Proceeds will be
nsed for parsonage lmprOvcment
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COUNTERFEIT PASSPORTS.
Scores Issued to Persons From Poland
for United States.

Paris. Oct, 22.--Scores Of counterf 1T
Polish passports have been issued in tn :
last few weeks TO persons going TO the
United States, according TO the Paris
police who say they were sold for 500 10
1000 francs to persons to whom the
authorized Polish consulate refused to
give visas
A travelling bag full Of blank forms and
rubber stamps, one Of which wds the
counterfeit American form, was taken
by the police who watched bogus CON
nIlate until man known ss the former
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SURPRISE FOR PASTOR.

Dl,g \ov. ~ Rev Father James
q Cmui.Ncr. priest IN charge Of Holy
{ oss Catholic Church tins town, VINO
m. served tne Dove parish ten years,
was surprised Monday evening by about
- of hls parish.pners who met at the
rector, and afte ,oclal evening Father
Fuxpat~lck ~ Milford presented Father
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-11-10

in Philadelphia md Major John B. Lefeyre
of the Fifty-ninth Pioneer Regiment of
Delaware, will make the addresses. IL is
expected Governor elect William d. Dem
nv Of Dover also will be present. The
exercises will begin Mt 30 O'Clock.
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ror Infants. .Tnvs'ids and oroyfns Children
The Orioinal Food Drink For All Ages

R,tssian Lieutenant Szimansky went there
for HE outfit. This brought about the
arrest of his two cOnfederatcs.
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The World Is wide and there Is room
for vou AZ !. @. O. F. Hall. Tonight tt
Adv
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-11-10
BARGAIN IN OLD TRUNK

One Bought for 81 at Sale Yields s3'5
I'm Gold.
Philadelphia, Nov. f0-An old trunk
for which she naid 81 90 ~ a junk dealer
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MILLER Bros, Ninth and King Sts.
Columbia Graphophones Sold in Wilmington By
ROBELEN PIANO CO.
ITO MARKET STREET

cog,rsa. ioio Ans yoar--s. .soais.s
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-11-10

pieb Mn. .M.i'ss orsin ys'f-s, in Fgeasf
No Cooking Soussstslns - OsxsslLls
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How To Get Rid
Of Your Cold
The quick way is 10 use
DR.. King S New
Discovery

a.
II DR.. Kings New Discovery and start
taking IT, BY the time you reach
home you'll begin 70 feel better, and
Will have a Tcstful sleep without
throat-torturing coughing.
Or. Kings New Discovery, for over
fifty years a standard remedy, has the
medicinal qualities that relieve con-
pestion. case the cough and loosen the
phlegm. Convincing, healing taste,
zoo Prize 90 cents, 81 20 bottle