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Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-10-18
NEWS OF A DAY
FROM THE STATE
Middletown New Century Club
Starts Season With a Very
Interesting Program.
INCREASE IN LIGHT RATES
Organization Formed to KeviVe
the Famous Old Fenwick Camp
meeting, IN Lower SusSex.
From Every Evenings Correspondent.

From Every Evenings Correspondent
Georgetown, Ct lS.-That mid-year
,var pelstic meetings may not become n
thirg of the past in southern Delaware,
resident in the vicinity OF fenwlck
Island. Baltimore district, have decided
I, revive the famous Fenwic camp
meetirg, which has not been held for
several years.
An organization has been formed with
the following officers. President, Harry
+. Wilgus, RoNana; vice-prcsident, =. ".
Hudson. Frankford treasurer, George
Grisr. Roxana; committee on arrange
ments, Everett Long and f. W. Bryan,
Frankford; Samuel l.. Bennett and Austin
Wigus. Roxana Olister Moore and
Elbcrt Lynch, Selbyville; Walter RIngler,
Bishopville, Md.
Already more than 81 900 has been sub
scribed for the purpose of getting the
grounds IN condition for the holding OF
the camp during the coming summer.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-10-18
IN HONOR OF HEROES.
Memorial Trees Planted by the Council Of
Jewish Women.

A Memorial Tree Planting ceremony
took place yesterday on the grounds Of
the Jewish Home for the Aged at 2il
West street, to perpetuate the lives Of
Jewish boys who died in the world war
Rabbi Samuel A. Rabinowitz made an
address touching on the significance Of the
event and Rabbi David b. Swiren also
took part. rs did Mrs. James n Ginns,
Mrs. Charles W. Schragin and Miss
Rothsehlld.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-10-18
HEAD STUFFED FROM
ChTARRH Or A COLD
Says Cream Applied in Nostrils
Opens Air Passages Right Up.

Instant relief no waiting Your
clOgged nostrils open igh1 up, the ali
passages Of your head ciea and YOU can
breathe freely, No more hawking. snuff
fling blowing headache dryness Ne
struggling lor breath at night; your cold
or cataiIh disappears.
Get a small bottle of Ely, Cream
Balm from your druggist now Apply
a little Of this rag ant antiseptif, healing
cream in yom nostrils 1t penetrates
through every air passage Of the head.
soothes the inhamed o. swollen mucous
membrane and relief comes instantly.
It's Just fine Don't stay stuffed-up
with cold or nasty catarrh
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-10-18

which cleanses the blood Of these germs,
and routs them entirely out Of the cir
cuiation
This Is why 5. $ 5. the greatest known
blood purifier, is 50 successful in the treat
ment of rehumatism 1t is a powerful
cleanser of the blood, and viii remove the
disease germs that cause your rheuma-
tism. affording relief that is genuine
5. S. 5. Is sold by all druggists. Free
literature and medical advice can be had
by writing to Chief Medical Adviser, S26
Swift Laboratory, Atlanta, Ga
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-10-18
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WHOLE COUNTRY
OLD SCHOOL BAPTISTS.
Annual Meeting Held In Church Here
Saturday and Yesterday.

The yearly meeting Of the Primitive
Baptist following in this district was held
yesterday and Saturday in the church at
1904 Jeffeson street, attracting about
$50 members on Saturday and $50 yes
terday,
Elder G. W Vaughn, Of Hopewell,
N. J. and Elder y. r. Coulter Of Phil
adelphia. preached Saturday afternoon
and Elder J. 6. Fcnton, Of Philadelphia
Saturday night.
Sermons were preached yesterday by
Elder Benjamin r Cubbagc Of Wyoming
Del, and Elder " s. Alexander of Viii
mington Elder Eubanks has charge Of
both the old Welsh Tract Church near
Newark and that on jefferson street,
this citY
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-10-18
Remodeled Bridge in Use.

me new. -eo'-seI Gc'eu Diluee act1Ns ss
opened to the public Saturday morning
under orders of the Levy Court, although
that body has as yet 10 accept the struc-
ture from the contractors, the Walsh Con
structlon Company The bridge was
approved by the bridge and engineering
com mittee Of the court, however.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-10-18
TO HOLD DOLLAR SOCIAL"

Georgetown, Oct. 1s.-In order to raise
funds for the purpose Of defraying ex-
penses for interior decorations and altera-
tions TO First NJ. p Church, CORE or
Market and King streets, this city. the
members have decided TO hold z dollar
social in the Sunday school room Of the
church Thursday right Of next week.
A special program has been arrar ged,
at the close Of which refreshments viii he
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-10-18
Porter-Aycrst Wedding.

Miss Hazel NJ Ayerst, 1907 Wash ingtou
street, daughter Of A. y. Ayerst, of
Chattanooga, Tenn, for merry Of this
city, and Hugh +. Porter, Of Titusyille,
Pa, will be married next Wednesday, IN
st. Andrews T. +. Church by Rev X. w.
Trapnell
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-10-18
Announee Comirp WeddInu

Announcement has been made fta,
Lillian VI. Wafdle and Preston n. Rid
ardson Of this city Will be married on Wed
nesday evening ~ Trinity Luiberas
streets Miss Wardle is The daughier -
Police Captain and Mrs DAVID WafaIe
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-10-18
WEDDING AT MIDDLETOWN.

Middletown. Oct. l8.-Miss Vioi =
Weber, youngest daughter Of the latt
Paul Weber and Mrs. Weber and Carso ;
Segelken son Of Mr. and Mrs He IT ,
;. Segelkea, both of Middletown, we ]
quietly married at half-past 6 o'clo c
Saturday evening Rev. Y. +. Northru
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-10-18
Aced Woman Registers.

Mrs. Sarah Glanden. S13 East Third
street, So yeard old. registered on >atur-
day She IS one of the Oldest women ia
the city who has qualified to vote at the
election on November ,
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-10-18

pastor Of Bethcsis M. Il. Church, per-
forming tho oere .lony.
Because OF tne recent death of the
brides mother, only the immediate fami-
lies witnessed the ceremony.
After d short wedding trip Mr.. and
Mrs Segclkan will be at home in Middle
tnun
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-10-18
HARDING LEADING.
Though Straw Vote in Delaware Gives Cox
Advantage.

Last weeks vote in the Rexall drug
stores throughout the country. according
to information given out at Danforth .,
shows Harding leading, though Cox has
the advantage in Delaware. The vote
follows:
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1920-07-09
SUSPEND SENTENCES !: 5.
HAYEk AND NASH GIVEN STS-
PENDED REFORMATORY SEM
TENCES-DICkINSO FINHD
Size.

=, Three young men. VIM. Hayek. Nd.
Nash and Frank Dickinson were taken
70 st. Cloud Saturday afternoon to ap-
pear before Judge Roeser. the first tive
setttlns suspended sentences to the
state reformatory for one year each
and the latter being fined $10O
sh haHeE Ho and Nash We're arrested 'y
Ss ,h FELIX and Hub Friesinger near
shamineau lake. they being charged
W frna, s tea gun. fishing tackle etc.
from the G. 4. Root place at the lake,
the property belongings to D. D. DayidI
son son OF be stapleI; They waived examina-
bound over in the sum Of 81 ,O0e each.
in 4! n ft''n was charged with carry
of-police Clark Friday morning az he
a nir', inlos on o, the train from Bemidji
and liquor which he carried BELONGED,
to another party. Before Justice Ger
jury.
After a consideration of the cases
against them, the young men though
1t advisable to appear before the Judge
at once. as noted above.
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1920-07-09
DAN BELL BUYS BEATTIE STORE.

Dan Bell has purchased the e. j.
Beattie confectionery ice cream parlors
on broadway east and will take charge
tomorrow. Mr.. Bell has been valued
employee of the Observation-Disclosures COM
Of his resignation as shipping clerk:
The Beattie store has had splendid
trade, and Mr.. Bell, who Is we'll known
and popular. will, without doubt, sue
cessfully operate the place.
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1920-07-09
WANTED

Your savings account. We credit in.
terest sem,-annnally at 4 per cent Der
Falls. MINI. IS.+e
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1920-07-09

Send for special literature on how to
buy German Municipal Bonds and
Marks. 800 per cent profit possible.
Kemerer & Company, 46k So. 9Th st:
Minneapolis, Minn.-Adv. 1919
Lincoln County leader. [volume] (Toledo, Lincoln County, Or.) 1893-1987, 1920-10-08
r. .. BURGESS
AND SURGEON
Toledo. Oregon

Office in Andrews Building. ONCE
hours: 10 to 12 a. M: 2 to 4 and 7 to 3
y m Ei3slgeDA. calls 4, any time
Weekly journal-miner., 1920-10-27

Mike Tracy, of Woodland, Virginia, is in the Mile High City to look over the mining situation in Yavapai coun- ty, with a view to locating here.
Weekly journal-miner., 1920-10-27
[ caves for Home.

Leaves for Home.
 Mrs. Dan Condron. who has been visiting in Prescott the last month, left yesterday for Wckenburg where she will join Mir Condron. The Condrons are former residents of the Mile High City, going to Cali fornia this summer for Mir. Con- dron's health, and later returning to Arizona 10 make their home i'll Wickenburg.
 To Leave for Mine.
 A. C. Gilmore. of the Ruby Silver mining company, will leave the city today for his camp at the northern boundary of the NC-4 group in the Hassayampa district. Gilmore, who was in charge of the mineral de pertinent at the Northern Arizona State Fair, will make an inspection of the work done on the Ruby Silver property while he was in Prescott during fair week. He says he is going back to the hills for a while to polish a drill-head again.
Weekly journal-miner., 1920-10-27
Forest Man Here.
lFro1n Tuesday's Daily)
Here On Business.

Here On Business. Ralph Roseberry, of Los Angeles who makes frequent trips to the city, is here on business.
 Spends Week-End Here. Ed. Meany, cashier Of the Hum boldt branch of the Prescott State Bank, spent the weekend in Pres colt with Mrs. Meany and his family, who expect to move over to Hum boldt during the latter part of this week.
 Business In Jerome.
 C. D. Carns and A. s. Barnes drove over to Jerome with E. P. Seaman, representative here pf tine international Correspondence Schools to attend to some business matters. The party will return Wednesday or | Thursday. Leaves For Phoenix.
 lanes Conway, former cashier ot the Humboldt branch of the Prescott State Bank, is planning to move with his family Thursday to Phoenix, where he has gone into the insurance business. | Reports Foot Of Snow.
 Ed. Tomlinson, who arrived i'll town yesterday from the Dosoris mine, reports a foot of snow on Mt Union.
 Visits Friends Here.
 Mrs. J B. Tomlinson, of Venezia is in the city visiting Mrs. w. W. Ross and her many other friends here.
 Returns From Skull Valley.
 Robert Jones, who has returned fro ma visit to Skull Valley, is back at his desk at the Owl Drug Go. He says he had fine time during his visit. and reports the domestic tur- keys, rabbits and chickens served al Skull Valley tables to be plentiful and of the best quality.
 To Locate Here.
 Guy C. Terhune, who has been 2 resident of Iron Springs for some time, arrived yesterday in Prescott where he plans to make his home.
Weekly journal-miner., 1920-10-27
CFrom Fridays Daily)

From Groom Creek.
 Dave Johnson spent yesterday in the city. He comes from Groom Creek.
 Lynx Greek Visitor.
 Bud Fitzmaurice was visitor yesterday to Prescott from Lynx Creek.
 In With Produce.
 Tohn Matli came in from Sim mons yesterday with quantity ot | fresh country butter. Here Yesterday.
 Among yesterdays visitors to Prescott was Albert Johnson, who came in from Groom Creek. From Jerome. Roy Davidson was in Prescott yes terday from Jerome, to attend the Cameron meeting last night Returns to Mines.
 w. J. Houston, who has been III Prescott on a short trip, returned to his mines in the Walker district yes terday.
 Gets Crossing Permit. ! w. s. Cooper yesterday took out crossing permit for 1900 head oi goats he is driving south. He eX- poets to be on the Tonto driveway between Oct. 2 and the 25.
 Cattleman Here. ]. H. Maders, the prominent Dewey cattleman, was in the city yesterday on business. One of the school trustees of Dewey, Maders paid a visit to the county schoo
 superintendent's office.
 Guest at Dinner. Col Ralph D. Cole, the nationally known public speaker, last night wa: ? the guest of Robert E. Morrison a l quiet dinner. Col. Coles speect l at the Elk's Theater last night wa! . the last he will deliver in this state
 as he will leave today to fill l
Weekly journal-miner., 1920-10-27
Returns To Wild Flower.
Returns From Trip.

Al Keller, a well known hard rock miner of Yapapai county, has return cd from an extended trip to various parts of the northwest At the aP- Droach of winter he could not with stand the lure of the sunny south land, and the call of the ripping waters of the Hassayampa-and hence he is back in Prescott.
Weekly journal-miner., 1920-10-27
Sees Mining Situation.


 Mike Tracy, of Woodland, Virginia, is in the Mile High City to look over the mining situation in Yavapai coun- ty, with a view to locating here. Railroad Men Here.
 D. P. Hobson and John Hart, em- ployees of the Santa Fe, are in Pres colt for the winter, from their runs in another part of the State. They spent last winter on the Prescott end of the Santa Fe, and found the change of climate at that time of the year so good a one that they repeated it. On Way To Phoenix.
 MT. and Mrs. E. P Castlebury, oi Salt Lake City, spent the weekend in the city on their way to Phoenix for the winter.
 Look At Mining Property.
 Dan Bever, of Congress Junction, and George w. Rims, of Haynes, were in Prescott Sunday, leaving yes terday to look over some minirg property in the pjcinity. Goes After Car.
 Bill Lowthian, of the Plaza Garage went to Phoenix Sunday for the pur- pose of returning to the Mile High ~. .t C,d:11,c c,r Returns From East.
 F. A. Prendergast, who has been in Prescott several months with his family, yesterday returned from short trip to the East, where he went to attend to some business matters. He will remain here some time with his family.
 Visits Friends Here.
 Mrs. NJ. C. Spellmon of Clarkdale, was in the city visiting with friends over the weekend.
 A Change And No Change.
 Leaving their home in Illinois, NIT. and Mrs. Bea Brown have come th the Mile High City for Mrs. Brown s health, which demanded change of climate. Yet they didn't have to change the name of their town for that, finding the new climate and the old town name together for they come from Prescott, III. They said yesterday that they are deIghted with the climate of the western Prescott. Here On Tour.
 Making a tour combining business and pleasure, during which they have covered the larger part of the state Mfr and Mrs. R. D. Pierson yester- day arrived in Prescott, where they will spend 9 day or two before cor tinuing their journey to their home in San Bernardino, Calif.
 Winter In Phoenix.
 Joe Dent, prominent Flagstaff cat tleman. arrived in Prescott Sunday taccompanied by his son and daughter, Tom Dent and Miss Mona Dent. Tho partv left yesterday for Phoenix where they will spend the winter. Delayed Here. i A. C. Mckay, of Crown King, who has been in the city several days on ib,siress found himself unable to re- turn home yesterday on account ot the bridge being out on the Crown King road, and is delayed here until he can get through. Here On Business.
 Mrs. A. B. Murray, is in the city on q short business trip from Ash Fork.
 Nogales Visitors.
 MT. and Mrs. Otto N. Harold, of INogales, are in the city on trip combining business and pleasure, dur ing which they are pisiting Harry Colvig and other friends.
 Here On Auto Trip. i Coming to Prescott by automobile Mrs. O. B. Howard, MT. and Mrs. iG. A. Wilson. and Charles C. Stem mer. all of Cottonwood are making short visit in the Mile High City. Will Visit Coast.
 Mrs. Lester Jackson of Miller Val lev will leave early this week for Los Angeles, where she will make a visit of several days. MT. Jackson is a well known mining man of Yavapai.
Weekly journal-miner., 1920-10-27

few days on company business, is making short trip to Phoenix. He will return Sunday night, and after a short stay here will proceed 10 the Icompany's oil fields in Texas, where he spends much of his time. Mining Man Here
 T. J. Bergstrom spent yesterday in Prescott from his mine in Dewey. Bergstrom intends to leave soon for Colorado, where he stated yesterday, he may marry.
 Lumbernan Here. J. K. Frazer, the prominent May CT lumber man was in Prescott yes Iterday on business. He did not neg lect to look over the political situ- alton while here.
 Visiting Here.
 Accompanied by her mother, Mrs. 10. A. Lang. Mrs. Otto Lang, of Groom Creek, is visiting over the week end with Mrs. Clarence Ack- CT, of N. Virginia St.
 Rimrock Teacher Here. Hobarta Oder, teacher at the tfRimrock school, was in Prescott yesterday. visiting friends and ar ranging for the advancement of the school work till the holidays. Here by Motor.
 M. E. Brophy, who attends to his business by traveling over the state by motor, made his regular stop in Prescott yesterday, seeing many friends as well as business men. Visiting Daughter Here. ! Miss Mildred Settle, student at lSt. Joseph's academy, is enjoying a visit from her mother, Mrs. Need ham. of Williams. Mrs Needham will return home today or tomor- row.
 To Enter Business Here. F. D. Carns, formerly assayer at the Binghampton, has returned to Prescott from short outside trip. i Mir. and Mrs. Carns have been in the Mile High City several weeks, Carns intending to go into business ! here.
 To Go to Mine.
 William ]. C1evenger, one of the principal stockholders of the NC-4 silver mining company arrived yes terday from Phoenix. He will leave presently for the company's camp, where he expects to remain during the winter, keeping on the progress of development work.
 Old Residents Return.
 The many friends in Prescott of i Dr. and Mrs. C. R. K. Swetnam will be pleased to learn of their return to this city with their little daughter Margaret. Dr. and Mrs. Swetnam, who are former Prescott residents, will be the guests here for few months of Miss Annie Campbell Jones.
 Forest Man Here.
 John C. McNulty, deputy forest supervisor of the Willow Creek sta ton, returned yesterday from trip to the southern end of the Verde Division. McNulty reports that roundups of the cattle are being made in this, district, and that prac- tically all the market stock is being sold. The cattle are in good shape, though the range conditions, owing to the late rains reaching only as far south as Bumblcbee, are in only fair shape.
Weekly journal-miner., 1920-10-27
Receives Records.

Receives Records.
 Miss Annie Campbell Jones is very pleased with a present of selection of records for the photograph at the Community House. The more rec ords-the merrier; and guests of the Community House are always pleased with new ones.
 Visiting Brother Here. L. L. Jefferson, of Portland, Ore, i is in the city visiting his brother J. A. Jefferson of 327 s Marina Jef- Iferson says this is the first time he has seen his brother in ten years. l"AIy only objection" he said yester- day, lis that l missed the fair Attend Conference.
 Attending a conference of the Northern Arizona Federation of Womens' clubs, Mrs. w. H. Timer Ihoff, president of the federation, to- gether with Mrs. F. A. Hathaway, Mrs. Allan Love. and Mrs. Julia Murphy will be in Kingman for sew eral days.
 Here for Juveniles.
 Mrs. William Roberts, of Fair Oaks, was in the city yesterday on business connected with the Juvenile office. Mrs. Roberts has charge of wards of the Juvenile court in her district. She left last night for Phoenix, where she will spend few days
 Red Cross Worker Leaves.
 Miss Kathleen Booth, who was in Prescott assisting with the Red Cross display at the fair. left Tues day for Tucson, where she will con- tinue her Red Cross work. Miss Booth may return to participate in
 he Red Cross membership drive to be held here in November. Acquires Silver Claims. R. C. Houston, of Turkey Creek, who has acquired 8 silver mining claims in the Turkey Creek district, will commence operations soon on his properties. The properties will be worked under a closed corpora ton. Houston will spend part of the winter on a pleasure trip to California.
 Former Patient Returns.
 C. w. Barnes, formerly a patient at Whipple Barracks, and we'll known in Prescott, returned yesterday after an extended visit with his parents in Tucson and Los Angeles. Barnes father and mother accompanied him upon his return to the Mile High City. and all three will remain here, "I've seen the other places" Barnes said, "and there's no place like Pres colt. @--
 To Visit in Phoenix. Miss Ann Mulvenon, who has been in Prescott for three weeks on q visit with her sisterin-law, Mrs. James A. Mulvenon, left yesterday for Phoenix, where she intends to re- main for a while Miss Mulvenon was accompanied to the Valley city ibv Mrs. Mulvenon and her son, who will remain a few days before re- turning to Prescott.
 In for Supplies.
 o. w. Blickenstaff and G. H. Northrup were in Prescott yesterday from the J. & J. Mining company purchasing supplies for their camp They report that the new road being built to their property is practically ready for heavy hauling. Blicken' staff and Northrup recently bought . I15O hp. engine, and 30O-cubic foot air compressor for the ]. & J. camp
 They also purchased a 7-ton truck
 for the company.