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Biz Ten Season Football
 Schedule Is Announced

Indiana vs. Minnesota at Mir neaplis. i u Purdue vs. Ohio State at Col umdus.
 Michigan Aggics vs. Michigan at Ann Arbor.
 OCT. 23.
 Iowa vs. Chicago at Chicago. lillonls vs. Michigan at Ann Arbon.
 Wisconsin vs. Ohio State at Col umbus.
 OCT. 30.
 Ohio State vs. Chicago at Chica- go.
 minnesota vs. Illinois at Urbana. Northeastern vs. Indiana at India napolis.
 Tulane vs. Michigan at Ann Arbor.
 Wabash vs. Purdue at Lafayette. NOV. 6
 Illinois vs. Chicago at Chicago. Northeastern vs. Iowa at Iowa City.
 Wisconsin vs. Minnesota at Min neapolis.
 Michigan vs. Ohio State at Col umbus.
 Purdue vs. Notre Dame at Notre Dame
 NOV. IS.
 Chicago vs. Michigan at A mn Arbor.
 Purdue vs. Northwestern at Ey- anston.
 Illinois vs. Wisconsin at Madison. Minnesota vs. Iowa at Iowa City. Indiana vs. Notre Dame at India naplis.
 NOV. 20.
 Wisconsin vs. Chicago at Chicago. Michigan vs. Minnesota at Min neaplis!@*s,.s.,, F = ..'t' ! Ohio State vs. Illinois at Urbana. : Notre Dame vs. Northwestern at Evanston.
 Indiana vs. Purdue at Lafayette. Iowa vs. Ames at Des Moines.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1920-09-26
Germany's Famous
 Director Has Quit

Berlin, Sept. 25.-The newspapers announce the retirement of Max Rein hardt from the active management of his chain of Berlin theaters.
 Reinhardt, who has dominated the German dramatic world for more
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1920-09-26

base hit: Torphy, Withrow lille, Powell, Rawlings. Home peckel, Ford, Meusel, Sullivan.
 base: Powell. Double, play:
 and Torphy; Wrightstone ks and Paulette; Miller, Rawl- d Paulette; Eayrs and Gowdy )n balls: Off Townsend, 1; b, 1. Struck out: By Causey; blph, 2.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1920-09-26

than 15 years, is said to be dsgusted at his inability to induce the author ities to repeal or modify the amuse- ment tax, which, he states, is bur dening his enterprises to point where they are no longer profitable. He will retire to his country seat near Salzburg where he will devote himself to agriculture and some more complicated problems of dramatic
 Gerhart Hauptmann, dramatist and Felix Hollander, who has been Reinhardt's chief assistant, are men, toned as the joint succeeding direc- tors.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1920-09-26

(ttod for Gowdy in ninth.
 sttod for Perrotti in ninth.
 a'' 200 900 000-2
 L; 900 900 15x-6 base hit: Payers, Boeckel, Z; |rowdv Williams. Home run:
 Stolen base: Powell, Boeckel 6or Double Play: Maranvllle |ke. Base on balls: Off Flllln- Struck out: By Meadows, 4.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1920-09-26

university 12, Chilocco Indians 0.
 At Lawrence, Kansas. Haskell h. stitute IA, Baker university 0.
 At Providence, R. 1.-Brown uni versity 25, Rhode Island State o.. -~
 At Syracuse-Syracuse 55, Hobart T.
 At State College, Pa.-Penn State 27, Muhlenburg 2.
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kted for O'Neill in eighth. ktted for Rudolph in eighth.
 batted for Maranville in ninth. Fran for Gowdy in ninth. |. AID pIIDn A. E,
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POSSE QUITS HUNT.

Pittsburg, Kan, Sept. 25.-The search for six bandits who today rob bed Cashier William c. Ferg of the Katy Coal company of $11 ,OO0 cash pay roll, was given up tonight by a posse of more than 100 armed citi- zens who could find no trace of the robbers. The search is being con- ducted, however, by officers.
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"SUN-SHADES." We nave ,nem for your auto. They make driving a pleasure. 1212 Tire company, 116 West Barraque street. s-13-tf
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-07-14
COMMUNITY SERVICE
AND IT'S ACTIVITIES
Int creating Reports Submitted at
Meeting Of the General
Committee.

REPORTS of the recent activities OF the
Wilmington Community Service were
made at a meeting of the general COM
mittcc of the organization held IN the
Council Chamber of the Public Building,
Yesterday afternoon.
In view Of the scope the work has
undertaken To cover II was agreed that
the regulations of the State Board OF
Charities would be observed.
The department of work among Negroes
has received considerable attention, classes
in tvpewriting for boys and girls beng
scheduled at Garrett Settlement House.
and the Walnut Street Fairgrounds have
been kept open daily.
A volminous array of classes and
leagues which have been started for various
instructional and athletic purposes was
rcported upon. These include callsthenlcs,
games and playground activities. baseball,
hicvcle races, track and field meets, SWIM
ming classes, picnics. straw rldes, band
concerts and outdoor dances.
The Department of Community Music
.has conducted regular and special sings
ri stores, schools and factories, and
s,nc leaders school. Emerson Stone,
who recently came here, will be retained
A. permanent song leader: he Is known as
"the cowboy singer" having had eX-
rerience IN the western cattle country.
Acknowledgements were made to numer-
Gus local organizations and tradespeople
for favors received in the carrying on oi
the widespread activities so far this
season.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-07-14
PAINLESS METHOD N
DISEASES Of BLADDER
Chicago Doctor Perfccts Way
Which Will Do Away With
Operations.
~ Associated Press 10 Every Evening

by Associated Press 10 Every Evening
Chicago, July IA painless method OF
treating diseases Of the gall bladder, which
1t is claimed will eliminate surgical opera
tions in more than fifty per cent oi such
cases has been perfected by DR.. Frank
Smithics, assistant professor Of medicine
in the University Of Illinois, 1T WAS an
nounced today.
A small, cgg-shaped pcrtbrated ball,
about one quarter of an inch IN diameter
and one half inch long is attached TO
81 inches Of rubber iubing about the size
Of lead pencil The ball Is ca lily swallow
cd by patients and the contents OF the
gall duets are painlesly drawn through
the tubes by suction Patients have rest
ed for hours with these tubes IN their
mouths without suffering discoinfort.
"in the majority Of cases, DR.. Smlthies
said at clinic, this process aceomplishes.
Just what is accomplished by sufgica,,
operation--the emptying Of the eail
bladder
In many eases in which the new pro-
cess has been used sand" and even small
pallstones have been removed. After the
silver ball has been swallowed and cor
rectly placed by the aid Of A-rays,
solution s poured down the tube causing
| q relaxation of the gall duct.
DR. Smithies Is secretary general o
the American College Of Physicians an1t
the Amerieap Congress Of Internal Med
| cine
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-07-14
CHARGES VOLSTEAD
WITH BEING ATHEIST
Decision Expected Next Week in
Contested Election IN
Minnesota.
uv Associated Press to Every Evening

By Associated Press to Every Evening
Benson. July IA decision is expected
next week in the suit oontesting the nom.
nation Of Rev. O. J. Kvale, who defeated
Representative A. j VoIstead, author
Of the prohibition act, at the recent ne
publican primaries.
Rev. Kvale testified yesterday why ne
regarded Mr. yolstead as an atheist ne
said Volstead did not state the truth IN
statement that the Non-Partisan League
wns cornpsed Of Socialists and anarachists.
He also alleged the congressman used
vile language
4 campaign circular said 10 have been
issued in behalf If the congressman Was
put in evidence. In If reference was made
10 the parable Of Christ feeding multi
tudo with five loaves and two fishes Voi-
stead was quoted as saying that anyone
who could feed 5000 persons with fye
loaves and two fishes could settle the
profitecring question
This statement. Kvale testified,
strengthened his belief that Volstead was
an atheist. Volstcad denied The charge.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-07-14
BOLIVIAN PRESIDENT
OUSTEO FROM CONTROL
Revolutionists Successful IN Three
Cities; Escalie' % Be
New Hesd.
BY As-oela,ea Pc, 70 E,,ry Ev.uiar

Buencs Aires. july "a -Dr jcsr Mar
Fscalier chief ~ The lfrpubIrnn par
of Bolivia, which bee 9verihr0rh ...
Guerra government. said today fs1f ".
would return - Bolivif within frr.
having received dispatches 'hnt fhr
luton had bccn successful % fhrrr r' fH.
principal BOLIVIAN cifi1t j. paz Nrrr
and PotCsi Or iscn'Hr u1 ilr ur
dent in 1917 against lrFr Grrrr-
Guerra who has bcrn .gF'ed frrr
troll.
Or Fscalicr aoId tff Eh I'r Itr Har
government sought an outlet
Pacific through ArIcn De- fIr h rhHf
is in dispute hefwoar Chile frd prr Nn
Republican party aimei ttr
should ~ fhrlu1h ~ uorf ~ lrfrf
which Bolivia hst to Chdf fhe s1r
1880 he rsrrtrd fhc nen ruvrrrrnr
purrcs sed ~ withdraw De- rlaru
Arica whlcl
the IpavIo n Naffrfs tnl
claims frr Anf0fapasfn
fe aid tho h0.Itar national
would ~ American rf fhaf
follow thr ead he rlfrf
garding OK Lrawie NatwF
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-07-14
SANITARY MOVES.
Decided Upon at the Weekly Meeting OF
the Board Of Health.

At the meeting of the Board of Health
Yesterday afternoon attention was called
to the condition of lot at Lord and
Poplar streets by DR.. Harvey Murray,
one of the members, which has heen Used
as a dump by people of tic vicinity. A
cleanup of the lots was urged by President
Handy, who directed the district IN
spector to keep watch of the conditions
there.
A lot near Third and Van Buren, streets
also was complained of in cornm'mi-
cation from City Council, where the
emptying of salt water from an ice cream
plant clogs cutters and pavement. Dr.
Handy thought the matter was IN the
province of the Street and Sewer and
Police Departments, as the ~nlt water
is not menace to health, but nuisance
under the conditions complained OF.
Frequent inspections of grocery stores
throughout the city were directed by
DR.. Handy to be made by tie health
| officers.
The board approved of the sanitary
regulations of the Barriers Board OF
Examiners governing barber shops and
bathrooms, copies Of which will be posted
| in all such establishments. Monthly re-
ports of the meat and milk inspectors
| were presented.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-07-14
DEATHS.

ByRRows-In this city on July ls. 1920.
Esther Anna Miller. wife OF, Edwin G.
FUNERAL services will he held at her late
residence No. els West Ninth street. on
Interment In Riverview cemetery. Omit
flowers
DIII--In this city. on July H. 1920, Amos
r.. infant son OF Amos and Elsie Dill. aged
4 months.
Relatives and friends arc invited to attend
the funeral services at the residence Of his
rarents s2s : Broome street. on Thursday
Afternoon July Is. at $40 o'clock. local
time interment at Silverbrook cemetery.
ERp-s Suddenly at Gordon Heights. Del
on July l3. 1920. Catharina Erb. aged Ga
Funeral private.
JOHNSON In Newport, Del. on seventh
month. Third Day, 18th, 5 Marshall John
son in his Soth year.
the funeral services At his late residence at
Newport. Del. on Sixth day (Fridayl, the
mcnt at -. James cemetery. Newport Del.
Ia BoUBE-In Delaware City. Del on
July IL 1920. Francis Z. La Boube, aged
Relatives and friends arc invited to attend
the funeral services at his late residence.
Delaware City. Del. on Thursday after
noon July IS. at O'Clock, standard time.
Internlent at Delaware City. Del.
McNEAIs-In this city, on July IL. 1920,
Charles W son OF John g. and Susie r
NcNeal aged ) months.
the funeral services at the residence of his
parents 225 Eighth avenue. on Friday
morning at II clock. local time. Interment
al Rivcrview cemetery.
RAN-In this city on July IL. 1920. Ann a
l. wife of Joseph I. Ray. aged 81 years
Relatives. friends, Lady Miller Lodge.
shepherds of Bethlehem. and Wynema
Council. ID OF p ]. O. r. VI are invited
to attended the funeral services at her
late residence. No S07 West Sixth street.
on Friday afternoon. July 10, at o clock
local timei. Interment in RivervieW
cemetery.
ROBIN soN--In this city. on July IL 1920
William III. Robinson. Jr aged 30 years
Relatives and friends and members OF
All organizations with which nc was af-
fihated are invited TO attend the funeral
services at his late residence. 1000 Jack son
street on Saturday afternoon, July Il, al
40 O'Clock local time. lntcrment al
Rivrrsisw cemetery. Remains can be
viewed on Friday evening.
WATMO H-Suddenly. at Fall River
Mass. on July IL, 1920, ChaS. II. Wat
mough. ~.
RELATIVES. friends and du Pont Lodge
~ a A. Nj. are invited to attend the
falneral services at the residence OF his sister
Mrs John Stoddard. 23l9 W. Eighteenth
street on Thursday afternoon. July 15 al
80 O clock. Interment at Mt. Salem GENE
xary Funeral in charge of du POnt Lodge
A.f A 4 NJ.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-07-14
DEATH WAS SUDDEN.
Mrs. Esther A. Miller Burrows Dies After
Short Illness

Mrs. Esther Anna Miller Burrows
proprietress of the OLSON Art Shop 2lS
West Ninth street died at the Homeo-
pathic hospital at last night after a brief
illness. Mrs. Burrows had not been feeling
we'll for some time and yesterday after
noon was taken seriously i'll. She was re-
moved to the hospital where she succumb-
ed to an internal hemorrhage.
Funeral services will be held at her late
residence on Friday afternoon at 3 with
interment at Riverview EN- terry.
Mrs. Blu rows who was well known in
this city was but 2S years old She was
married on May Is TO Edwin Grant Bur
rows of Buffalo, y. Y, and her death is a
tremendous shock to him
Mrs. Burrows was graduate Of the
Northfield Seminary and president of The
Mortified auxiliary Of Delaware. In
addition to her husband, she is survived
BY her mother Mrs. Anna o. Miller OF
100 Sixth avenue and a brother, Carlton
o. Miller, of Mt. Vernon, n. Y.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-07-14

YOUTHFUL AND FASCINATING.
The figured organdy froek 20 thu
left features an exquisite color
scheme In pale blue and pink. Blue
MORE ribbon outlines the hem OF the
gathered tunic. wider ribbon being
used for the girdle. The collar is OF
net edged with Valenciennes lace.
Medium size requires AZ yards S6-
inch material, with yards ribooa
and "a yard net.
Plain white pongee silk fashions
the second model and as il is a copy
OF a French model it is generously
trimmed with lace, which forms the
upper part OF the skirt, the vest
CUTS and collar Medium size re
quires AZ yards 30-inch material,
with yards 1o-inoh all-over lace.
First Model: Pictorial Review
Dress No. 1913. Sizes, IA to 20 years
Price, rs cents.
Second Model: Dress No. SS99. Si,
es. 1e to 20 years. Price, s5 cents.
Crosby 4 Hih Company are sole agency
oil Pictorial Review Patterns. Whining
ton leading store for silk, wash goods and
woolen dress goods. 6os-o7-O9 Market
street.-Adv.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-07-14
IN "MURDERERS' ROW.
Wanderer Spends Day in Reading Various
Prayer Books.

BY Associated Press to Every Evening
Chicago, July 14-Carl Wanderer was
transferred today to 'murdereTs' row
in the county jail. He is the strsr eest and
the calmest inmate in the history OF that
row. the police say. :.
He spent most of the day reading half
q dozen prayer books and bibles brought
to him by his fe ther and sisters.
The former army lieutenant, who slew
his wife and man whom he had hired to
be on hand so he could be killed and brand
ed as a highwayman. said that death by
hanging couId not come too soon.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-07-14
r. b. GRASSLAND HURT.
South Carolina Man lni ured When His
Car Was Overturned on Penny Hill.

Frank B. Grassland, Of BennettsvilIe,
S. c.. was treated at the Delaware Hospital
early this morning for injuries of the head
and hands received when a sedan he was
driving was overturned on Penny Hill.
Grassland was driving one Of group Of
seven cars en- route for Bennettsville.
The injured man was first taken to
the Public Building, from which he was
removed to the hospital by Halleck 5.
Ray. prohibition officer. After the injuries
were dressed Grassland was able to con-
tinue on his way, his car having been
righted In the meantime.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-07-14
JUST A FANCY.

That the country has food in abundance,
as demonstrated by the crop reports, is
joyous news; but that there are not
enough railroad ears to move II 70 market
is saddeninp. II il were possible for an
autocrat 10 stop the production q al
pleasure cars for stated period and
speed up the production of motor trucks
built for big loads and IonT runs the diff
Guilty might be settled much more rapidly
3 han the railroads can hope TO pro-
vide freight cars. Philadelphia Evening
Ledger
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-07-14
FELL TEN STORIES.
William +. Wilson Still Lives. But is in a
Serious Condition.

The condition of William Z. Wilson,
20 years old, OF o Lord street, who mi
raeulously escaped death when he fell
from the tenth floor of the Delaware
Trust Co. building, now under construc-
tion, yesterday was this morning re
ported as serious. but some hope is held
out for his recovery He is at the Della
ware Hospital where an X-ray was taken
of his head in an effort to find skull
fractures.
- Wilson was working on a cross girder
when he slipped When picked UP he was
unconscious but rcgained consciousness
after arriviny at the hospital.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-07-14
A BOND OF SYMPATHY.

Mrs. Gottawad was showing Hilda,
the new Swedish maid. over the house,
and explaining her duties. This, she
said ''is my sons room. But he is not AZ
home now He IL IN Yale.
"Yah2" Hilda's stoIid face liz up with
sympathetic understanding. Ny br1dder
ban there, too"
''Is that so2 What year,
"Ach, he not ban there year. Da Yudge
yllst say, you, Axel, sixty days IN yail.
Nuggets
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-07-14
KIDNAPPED AMERICAN
GIRL FOUND IN HAVANA
BY Associated Press to Every Evening

BY Associated Press TO Every EvenIng
Havana July 14.-Jessie Costello,
10 year old daughter of John Costello,
of st. Louis, Mo, who had been missing
from her home since April 25, was res
cued last night by detectives who raided
a house in the Jesus Del Monte suburb OF
Havana and arrested a gypsy woman
named Milano Merino, and her son and
daughter, George and Anna.
The raid was made at the solicitation OF
the girls father Besides abduction OF the
child. Costello charged the gypsies with
having robbed him of sl,750, which ae-
cording to the authorities, was found in
the raided house.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-07-14
WINDSTORM DAMAGES CROPS.

By Associated Press to Every Evening
Spokane, Wash, July IA violent
windstorm accompanied by cloud
burst, wrecked buildings and did damage
10 grain which will run into hundreds of
thousands of dollars all over the Pal
ouse district of southeastern Washing
ton, last night
Pullman, Winona, Wawawai, Union
Flats and a half dozen other towns in
Washington reported farmhouses un-
rooted and barns demolihed. The Wash
ington State College farm at Pullman
sustained damage TO buildings and crops
estimated at 5000
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-07-14
TWENTY STORY BUILDING
TO CONTAIN A CHURCH

BY Associated Press to Every Evening
Chicago, July IA twenty story build
ing containing a church auditorium will
be erected on the side of the First Metho-
dist Church at Clark and Washington
Streets as u part of the coming centenary
reconstruction program, it was announced
today by Bishop Thomas Nicholson. Six
floors will be devoted to religious activi-
ties. Dedication has been set for May,
1000
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-07-14
A LCOHOL IN BUTTERMILk.
State Chemist Watson Ampliiies His
Statement in That Behalf.

DIR. Herbert X. Watson, State Chemist,
is somewhat amused by the comment
arising from his testimony in City Court
last week that ''roal ripe buttermilk somc-
times contains per cent alcohol.
DR.. Watson pointed out that his state
ment was in answer to the question Of
Phillip L. Gsrrett, lawyer in q case, when
he asked him IF buttermilk did not some
times contain more alcohol than common
soft drink"
II merely meant that sometimes IL
did. said the doctor laying cmphascs on
the sometimes.
SO it seems that buttermilk offers no
relief TO the terrible thirsts.' According
to DR. Marion b. Hopkins. Baltimore
Health Department. director Of chcmls-
try, the alchol in buttermilk docs not af-
feet ones feet. but clarifies the complex
ion and makes the hair curly An immediate
decrease in the dem and for the by-prod-
ucts Of the butter industry IS expected.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-07-14
OFFICERS SEIZE SEVEN
MOONSHINE STILLS

Sharon, Pa. July l4-Seven moonshine
whisky stills were seized at Farrell yes
terday in raids conducted by Prohibition
Enforcement Officer John Hawes and
local police officials. Several hundred gal
Ions Of moonshine whicky we're confis-
sated Seven men alleged to be owners
of the stills were arrested and taken to
Pittsburg for arraimment before United
States commissioner
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-07-14
Open Coffee House July 27.

Because OF difficulties which have
arisen since last week, the opening Of the
Betsy Montgomery Coffee House will be
postponed from July 20 to July 27, it was
decided at a meeting of the, Business and
Professional Women's Club last night IN
the clubs room. Miss Helen H. Garrett
president of the club urged the members
to make q special effort to sell stock for
at a social hour which followed the bust
nesg session.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-07-14
LINCOLN WAS BROKE.

President Lincoln one day called in
ut an optical establishment on Pennsyl-
vania avenue kept by a man named
franklin. father of the wcll-knoysn writer
and publicist, Fabian Franklin and bought
q pair Of glasses. Reaching in his pocket
he showed some embarrassment and sad
he had not the full sum in change. "Wili
you take a checkY' be asked. My name
is Lincoln"
"Oh, yesi We know you, Mr.. Presi-
dent" was the answer: the check was
framed, and probably is still among II
cherished possessions Of the Franklin
family.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-07-14
POLICE INSTRUCTOR.
Sergeant Hahn Detailed to Teach Can
didates for Force.

Sergeant Wilmer r. Hahn, who has
been in charge of the ambulance and
patrol crews has heen detailed TO duty as
instructor in the police school Of in
struction This position was vacated re-
Gently by the resignation of Sergeant
Joseph Davis.
Albert H. Foreman, the mechanician
of the Police Department, has teen de
tailed as acting sergeant of the patrol
and ambulance service.
There are fifty-eight actual vacancies in
the Police Department They are as
follows: Two captains, one of which will
be the captain of detectives; three
sergeants, four detectives and So patrol
men. These total 67, but the nine selected
the past week bring the number to SO.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-07-14
FRENCH TRICOLOR FLYING.
Washington Honors France in CON-
memoration Of Bas.llte Day.
Press q. Every Evening

BY Associated Press ~ Every Evening
Washington, July 1.-THE French
tricolor foated from government build
inns alongside the American flag as
Washington paid honor 70 France N com
mennration OF Bastillc Day. The French
flag also was widely displayed at business
houses and residences.
The dav's observance here included a
visit hv Secretary Baker 10 Arlington
National Cemetarv TO place wreaths on
the graves Of French soldiers
President Wilson sent a message OF
congratulations to President Deschanel
of France. General Pershing sent q mes
sage TO Marshal Foch on behalf of Amer
leans who served on French soil.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-07-14
A Dickens Memorial.

Number ~ Doughty street, where
Dickens settled down after his marriage,
and where he completed 'Pickwick,
"Oliver Twist" and Nicholas Nickleby,
il coming into the market, and there are
great hopes that il will be purchased on
behalf Of the Dickens FelIowshop. Eve
are anxious" SAYS the secretary. 10
preserve one house in which some Of The
masters greatest work was done, as a
lasting memorial. before all the old land
marks are swept away. London Chron.
icle.