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Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-05-27
Plant Memorial Trees for Mothers

BY Associated Press 70 Every Evening
pittsburR, Pa. May 27 Fifty memorial
trees dedicated To as many units of the
organization IN Allegheny county were
planted Mt the annual convention of the
Pennsylvania Mothers Of Democracy,
which opened here today. A parade Of
war veterans, nurses and Mothers Of
Democracy preceded the ceremony.
Amone the trees was one for the soldiers
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-05-27
l.. Il. COLLIER DEAD.
IaI Correspondence OF Every Evening

Special Correspondence OF Every Evening
Seaford. Nav 27.-Louis +. Collier,
aged &c years, died at his home in this
town, Tuesday evening, after an illness Of
several years, of complication OF dis
eases. Deceased was born near Easton,
Md. For many years he was farmer in
Maryland He moved 10 Seaford % years
ago and engaged in the mercantile bust
ness. After discontinuing this business he
was appointed constable for this district,
serving in that capacity for several years.
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Couldn't Diagnose II.

Harry First, 43 was carried to Delaware
Hospital yesterday afternoon, said to be
suffering with some malady the physicians
had failed to diagnose. Hospital authori-
ties this morning said he had been dis
charged, and refused to make any further
statement about the case.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-05-27
DEATH OF DR.. ID. ID. PALMER
Brid6eville, May p.

bIIuptFIIIt, NIdy y.
Nsws came TO this town last night of
the death of DIR. D. d. Palmer. former
resident of this town, who was residing
with his son, DR. Harry Palmer of Dover
DR.. Palmer was So years Of age. He
made his home here until about two
years ago. The remains were brought
here last night. Two sons, DR. Frank
Palmer of Bridgeville and DR.. Harry
Palmer Of Dover, survive.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-05-27
Renew South Wilmington Il ailway

The Wilmington & Philadelphia Trac-
ton Co, il rebuilding the South VIII
mlngton division, where the rails are bad
Isl worn. New track is now being laid IN
New Castle avenue.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-05-27
TO sUBsC RIDERS.

If. for any reason, yonr paper
is not delivered regularly and
promptly. whether bv mail or car
rier. plense notify fhc Circulation
Department at once. Unless corn-
plants arc received the inference
naturally X that service Is satis-
factory All complaints of poor
service viii be given immediate
attention.
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REsoRTs.
ATLANTIC CITY,
COURTESY. QUALITY. SERVICE
HOTEL, KENTUCKY

KENT UCKY AVE-. NEAK DEACH-
European Plan--Rateg 81 ~ - 20 faily
American pian--93 - 80 diy.. EtI.5n up
wkly Elevator electric lights teipphnnn
every room. running water in rooms pri-
Phone o sR ig3sR. NIB. KEsNADY.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-05-27
Me MeNvRaKT g. g

New YORK Avenue ~rar Beach
The homo for Wilmington giatOfs tnirf
and Euro. piBn CAP. 25p a. E. A. ~ -
Thayer formerly ~ Tho BDrfpn
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-10-30
Mrs. Housewife and Busy
Business Woman:

cool November days and without the bother OF col
lecting, mixing and mussinE with the separate IN
gradients have a delicious lemon chocolate pud-
ding or pie in Just a few minutes time and at a
real saving in cost2
We want TO tell you about Rabon's Ready Mixed
Pie Filler IL IL prepared under the most whole
some and sanitary conditions In plant at Boko-
she, Okla. In a sense Il is home made because 1t
Is made who're the air is pure and where the best
quality OF labor be obtained at q reasonable cost.
Rabon's Ready Mixed Pie Filler is made OF the
same ngredients-just you would make it--of
pure. fresh eggs, milk, sugar and flavorinE,
ana all In liberal quantities; just what your best
recipe would call for. Although IL IL put up in pow
deIed form, nevertheless care is taken to sec that
dents go into it. In this form 1t IL always ready
for instant use, will keep Indefinitely, and does away
with the cost OF handling the large percentage OF
water that the separate Ingredients had
need do with RabOn's Pie Filler IL 10 add water TO
restore the moisture and 1t is ready to cook.
otto V. Martin chemist for the Industrial La
boratories OF Fort Smith, Ark. In parti I'VE
purchased specimen of your product the mar
het and after examining IL thoroughly we find chat
1t is made OF the best quality OF powdered eggs,
milk and sugar, and that no artificial colorng
voring or geatine is used That you have a very
high grade cocoa in your chocolate filler and that
the powdered juice of the lemon only is used to
Flavor your lemon pie That have considerable
experience with such products and say that you
nave one with the best quality that have ever
examined"
TO those who enjoy whipped cream on puddntk
fruits, any cold desserts they will find Rabons
Cremo whip very desirable. and to only a frao-
tion OF that Of ordinary whipping cream II is pre-
pared principally from the fresh cows milk and In
made under the careful and sanitary condi-
uons as our pie filler.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-10-30
DOG FANCIERS HOLD MEET
southwestern Field Trials Takes
Place AT Ninita Soon.

special TO Tho World.
NlNlTA oct. 29.--Bird dog fan
ciers of the southwest will be here
zoo strong, with not less than 100
dogs, November Is, for the annual
aeld trials Of the Southwestern
Field Trials association, which will
continue for four days, closing
thursday, November IS.
1t Will require SO 10 rs saddle
hofses 10 accommodate the crowd, as
we'll as many buggies and automo-
Wles The contests will he held over
hveral mills OF territory southeast OF
ms city where birds are most likely
10 be found.
The prizes TO be awarded will
amount to about $4,000, including
$1,000 open stake prize and $3.50 fur
Bird dog 'fanciers from every sec
non Of the United States viii be
here, including Gus Zigler, of New
YORK, with his six valuable dogs.
The southwestern Field Trials as
"clation selected this city four
years ago as the place for holding
lhcse annual contests. II G. Duff
Held of Tulsa is president OF the as
socialion, which includes Kansas,
.Mhlssouri, Arkansas, Oklahoma and
Texas
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-10-30
Killed by Falling Pipe.

Charlie Carr, 26 years old, was ia
tally injured yesterday afternoon at
Sick and died in a very few minutes
after the accident. He and other
mc~ were busy lOadlng a number ot
pipes onto a car, one of these pipes
slipped and struck the man on the
head. His head was badly crushed.
death was almost instantaneous. Dr.
Thompson of Slick was summoned,
but the man died before the physi-
elan arrived. Carr was an oil field
, worker and had been in Slick only a
short time. This morning A, Carr.
brother Of the deceased arrived in
Snpulpa, hunting for his brother.
The brother stated that the dead
mans home was at Claremore.
sAPTDPA, Okla. Oct. 29.--May-
or ]. Wade Bone, Issued an order
this morning to Chief OF Police Jack
Wisdom to order all beggars and the
mendicants off OF the streets OF Sa-
pulpa as the number in the city was
becoming appalling.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-10-30
NeWs Of SdpuIpa
SAPULPA CARS
STOP 5 HOURS
Gas Company Shuts Off
Gas From All Rail
way Companies

gApULPA. oct. 29.--All street
cars and interurban cars connecting
with Slpulpa stopped running to-
day about nineo'ClJck. This includes
an of che cars operating in the city
ofS..alra, keifer cars and Tulsa
care This Is due to the fact that
AZ d.. lime the Oklahoma Natural
Gqs lmpany cut off the Railway
COM nics' supply of gas. This was
rn,y cJed. Several days ago the
gas company served notice upon
the railway company that the
supply would he cut Off the 31st of
the month and arrangem were
being made TO secure gas from the
sapHpa fuel company to operate
The cars officials uf the gas COM
pany stated that they had directions
to cut Of the supply Of a number Of
industrios in Sapulpa as the gas was
getting low, but that the reason the
gas was discontinued this morning
vp that there was break in the
Lirs. Railway officials stated that 1t
I>d not be very hong until the
cars were again In operation as the
power plant was heing connected
with gas from the Sapulpa fuel
company mtdnNliilt al CARS III ana
through Sapulpa have stopped on
the tracks. The city cars went off
this morning at 9:20 and began
operating again this afternoon at
420 and the interurban cars ceased
operating at l0:45 and began at 3 St.
Superior court Is to convene here
November and will last for two
days. There are IA cases on the
docket and six OF these are for pos.
session and sale Of Intoxicating
liquors These are ]. w Baity, John
Patton, James Williams, Dundry
Harry, Ten Smith. r. NJ. Taylor.
James Williams and Roy Hankins
are charged with grand larceny.
Herman Aker, larceny OF an automo-
bile Roy Wilson alias Slyman Stsph-
.nscn. gambling; 4. w. Wright
murder; Joe Smith, forgery aud
,hfcc cases of forgery against Willie
Johnson. The criminal docket for
the district court has not been nlaue
out yet.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-10-30
Say They Took Canned
Goods From Store in
Satisfaction of Debt

Continuance was taken Friday
In the prosecution Of l.. l.. Bent
ley and his wife and j. :. Ross in
The justice court Of 5. c. MaNcy,
for further hearing on the charge
Of grand larceny The defendants
are accused Of stealing ~ cases of
...an ...anned goods from the grocery
store Of j. 4. Valo i'm West Tulsa
on October Il.
The defendants. in the testimony
introduced Friday declared Bent
ley had advanced about $500 to
Vale to assist In carving ON the
business and that Bentley and
Ross had charge OF tho store dur
ing the absence of the owner. Il
was declared that Vale, when he
could not repay Bentley, gave the
later permission to take the
canned goods from the store in
part payment of the debt
Vale denies ne gave bentley and
Ross permission to remove any
goods from the store and declares
The goods were taken without his
knowledge by bentley and Ross.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-10-30
FOR SALE BY

Peoples Exchange,
113 East First
Irving Place Gro,
1875 n. Rosedale
Cody's Grocery,
10 f. Seventeenth
York Market,
18 N. Cincinnati
Bradley's Grocery,
302 S. Wheeling
Earl Walker,
1912 E. Second
N. Landa,
436 N. Boston
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-10-30

North Cheyenne
Grocery,
634 N. Cheyenne
Usage Grocery,
lot E. First
Empress Grocery,
IA w. Third
o. f. Havens,
West Tulsa
Help-Yourself Gro,
Opp Hotel Tulsa
F. G. Cogha,
Red Fork
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-10-30
THE0S0PHlSTS' QUARTERS
Hcsant Lodge Establishes Rooms ami
y Study Class.

besant lodge, Thcosophical soci-
ely' has opened headquarters in
room 2la Fisher building, and the
numbers will hold their regular
h'elngs Monday evening OF each
N%eeH. a public study class has been
iorIucl and all persons Interested IN
me study OF theosophy are cordially
nNl'd to attend this study Glass
Sni'h meets every Thursday even
ing at SIS.
Ihe reading room will be opened
WI, 700 u few weeks where theU-
sofIcn books and periodicals may
oe ohained. Announcements of lee
'uita TO be given by the national and
1strlct lecturers viii be given out at
later date.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-10-30
Lunch at church opcMg.

The First Christian church Of
sand Springs at the corner Of f1fth
and Main, Will be ready for occu-
pancy the 9TH or November. Tn,
members will mark the occasion 10y
inviting everybody to attend tho ser
vice that day An able speaker from
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-10-30
Baptizii.g al West Tulsa.

~. e. H. Owen, pastor of the West
tulsa Baptist church, announces a
ssIp'lhllng Sunday evening, The Bible
moo which meets at 10 o'clock, Is
,s.'lhg to reach an attendance OF
~ ny Christmas Services are held
IL and 1880. Women's Mission
~ union meets Monday at 2 n. m.
syer meeting and teachers meet
Ssfe held Thursday evening.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-10-30
TulSan Again Legion Officer.

T. l. Long received notice of his
"app..ntmont Friday as state war
,sk and vocational officer under the
american legion, department OF
Tlahoma. Longs office Is similar
' NE matter Of duties TO those OF
. claim adjuster in that he handles
matters in this district between ex-
se'Vioe men and the United States
s.pVeerlnent as a member OF the le-
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-10-30

ST. Louis will occupy the pulpit Free
lunch will be served at tho noon
hour.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-10-30
To Prevent Cihlis

Take GROVES TAsTELEss CHILL
TONIC to destroy the MRlarial
Germs in the Blood and thus Prevent
ChiIls 7bc. AdVt
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-03-14

throat. and nov and then hint OF
moisture to your eye.
IL is the old STORY Of the sweet lit
tie shop girl who keeps decent. de-
pretty gowns and the good times OF
the better off. and who finally. as Il
fashionable modistcs walking adver-
tiscmcnt. wins q place in society and
turns the head OF countless young
men. A clever background of drub
tenement l:fc and tho aching young
hearts that dwell there. give the play
an element of contrast both striking
and novel. OF course. in the end,
Irene rcposes in the arms of her
Prince Charming.
Clean fun always brings more sat
hrond antics IN the current bed :
room farccs. Brighter lines have not
been heard here, this season. Clexcrcr
scenes arc scarce. a clevcrer cast is
not on the boards here. .a
Irene" has made Edith Day. and
Day has had but very few seasons.
one or which was spent as an under
study of the late Anna Held, and an
other in the principal role In GO
ing Up -
Don't get the idea that the star is
the whole show though. She carries
the larger part of the load-if so sap-
parently spontaneous and joyous work
can be called a load-but her catchy
voice and nimble dancing feet and
ever, she gets efficient help from beyy
OF characters all we'll done. Particu-
larly pleasing is Bobby, Watson's inn
personation OF a fashionable man
modistc and Dorothy Walters sketch
of a whoc-souled and solicitous mother
must we overlook a man, chorus made
up of Columbia University students.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-03-14
On With the Play
ny ZAYDA GLOvER.

NEW YORK Feb. 2S.-Arc you
soured on the world or yourself? Are
you a man of affairs and cares. n tired
business woman or Il frazzled house
wife? Do You need prescription for
hypochondria?
Then take my advice and sec Irene"
She's as dainty and joyous and anus
Ing miss as has been seen in New
York this year. and she's surrounded
by bunch of jolly. carcfree young
folk. who are guaranteed to drive
away otherwise incurabie cases Of
Crouch. Et-ss= ''s-.r ,.--' - -! z = %
Irene. came to town last fall In
Mcpherson OF Edith Day, the daughter
of a veteran Minneapolis newspa per
man. Being woman. / might nat
uraily he expected to feel some reserve
in waxing enthusiastic over one Of my
own sex. But I'm forced by sheer adj
miration TO throw away the reserve.
Miss Day on the stage is quite the
most wholesome, the most entertatn-
ing, the most graceful and charming
young creature, have seen in years.
Irene" is one Of those new-fanglcd
comedies set TO music Which are hav-
ing such "a phenomenal run in the me-.
tropolis. But fits farfbetter than the
average, run OF them, because it has
a plot that is worth while, a. plot that,
amid hurricane of laughs. occa
sionally halts TO give you a flash at
real life and brings q grip In your
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-03-14

week. beginning Monday. the Week of
Prayer for Home Missions.
The Methodist Church will begin In
meetings.: the pastor. Rev. II. p. Clarke,
Will do tho preaching. and Mr.. Hhrkcr.
OF Richmond, has been secured to lead
the singing at that time.
MISS Barton Fauntleroy. OF Tunstall
nay been the regent guest OF Mrs. w.
air. and Mrs. w. II. Hodges arc visit
ing relatives in itounoke Rapids. y. G,
Fleming Butler. one OF West Points
landmarks. has gone to the Soldiers
Home in Richmond.
Henry Dcnmead and his fathcr-n-
law. MT. LynhaD. of Richmond, visited
Mr. and Mrs. Charles Denmcad on Sun
day.
Captain and Mrs. George Carlton. Mrs.
James Donmcad. Sr., Misses Annie and
Leila McCanna and Moncurc McCanuu.
who were quite i'll last week. are much
better this week and hope soon TO bc
out again.
Mrs. W. D. Lacy. who has ,bccn for
Two weeks in Richmond for hospital
treatment, is ut home again and much
Mr.. and Mrs w. L. Carminc. nnd son.
maurice, spent the weekend in Glou-
cc6tcr.
The approval of the official board OF
inc inc, Methodist Church was given for the
installation OF 4 moving picture plant
TOR the benefit of the E;uworth League
ibis Week. Or. j. Il. I6aEby is prcsi-
dent OF the league.
Mrs u; H.. agby Is still at her old
home Woodviiic. in Ruppahannock
calicd there ten days ago by the III
ness OF her father. Mr.. Johnson.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-03-14

her favorite instrument and each has
attained 4 remarkable degree of pro-
nctency on that instrument.
The weekend bill will bring another
EalaSy OF variety artists from the
Keith big time" thcatcrs. Tho. new
est OF the juvenile musical comedy
taoloid companies on tour will be
among the attractions. "Playmatcs"
Is the title of the whirI OF music. non
sense. singing and dancing In which
the boys and girls disport themselves.
costumes used in tho ballet numbers
are especially picturesque and colorful.
Reynolds and White Will be seen IN
a unique singing and dancing crca-
ton. Christie and Bennett. eccentric
comedians. have a great laugh maxim
act. und Vittorio and Gcorgcttc, the
Upside Down Boys" Will of1cr Il real
novelty.
(,sl this bill will be the recent sensa-
ton Of vaudeville. II. G, Faulkner.
the San Francisco newspaper cartoon
It's. who is said to be more like Wood
row Wilson In appearance than any
other man in the world. He has be-
come celebrated AS president Will
sons double" When tho cartoonst
met the President recently in Wash
ineton. MIR. Wilson said to him: You
arc the best counterfeiter / ever SAW
Faulkner never fails to attract "a
crowd when he walks. down tho street
in any city of America. He is mis-
Woodrow Wilson in almost every city
he visits.
there will be varicgated motion pic
ture display, including the Pathc News
films.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-03-14
WEST POINT

.Ispecial o The Times Dispatc
WEST POINT, VA. March l3.-Mrs
r. II. Adams. formerly OF West Point.
and for several years of Erie, Pa. is
spending the winter in Ashcville. y. c..
recuperatins from serious illness
granddaughter Rebckah Adams. at her
home in Erie some months ago. II
will be remembered by the many friends
OF the family here and in Richmond
that this little girl was run over by
motor truck and killed instantly.
Miss Irene McGeorge is spending
some time with friends on Monument
Avenue. Richmond.
The Baptist Womens Society of the
First Baptist Church had charge of
the midIeek services on Wednesday
evening. the subject was Veterans OF
the Cross" when the subject of aged
ministers of the GOSPEL was discussed.
Mrs. T. p. Bagby gave personal remin-
and conditions existing at that time:
Mrs. William Fl. Bell spoke on the IRE
lation of the Minister to the Church
and commpnity1: Mrs Frank Perry
spoke on the preventive Plan-Pre-
vention Better Than Cure; Mrs. w. r.
Broaddus spoke on the Board of Min
isterial Relief and Annuity"
The Baptist Women Will observe next
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-03-14
!. M / VI a,k'|ing M cry
At .Mealtime, Means Good Appetite, Good Di-
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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-03-14
World. Greatc.t Orrnn.

The largest organ in the world is
said TO be in the Town Hall of sydney.
and IA stops. But there is now near
ing completion for the new cathedral
in Liverpool, England; an organ tina.
VIII outrank the Australian instru-
Its construction was begun seven
years ago-in January. 1913, and. al
ton was completed before the present
high price of labor and material it
will have cos. s125.000 by the time
II is installed. ~ similar organ il
begun now would, lit is said, cost, at
least 100000. ~ Z J
This mammoth among musical in
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draw st04 knob g
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-03-14

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Many bon vivant, however has
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