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The Telegraph-courier. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1888-1946, 1920-04-22

Constantinople French troops en-
tered Aintab, Asia Minor, on April ia
and have relieved the situation there,
according to statement made public
at the French embassy here.
The Telegraph-courier. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1888-1946, 1920-04-22
AKRON SHOWS GREAT GROWTH.

Washington The following census
figures were given out today: Akron.
Ohio, 208, ABS, increase 139,369 or 201.8
per cent; Wichita, Kas., 72,128, in
crease 1858 or 37.5 per cent; Mans
field, O., 27,824, increase 1866 or $40
per cent; Dedham, Mass 1878, in
crease 1899 or 16.1 per cent; Laurel.
Miss, 19,OS7, increase 4s572 or 54.o
per cent.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-12-24
CECIL COUNTY NOTES.

Special Correspondence 70 Every Evenina
Flkion, Md, Dec 24-William B
Davis of Cecilton, has been appointed
by Governor Ritchie Judge Of the
Orphans Court for Cecil county, sue.
eeding Alexander r. Jackson, deceased
Mr.. Davis is Democratic lender IN the
First district, and has served in tho House
of Delegates and on the Board Of County
Commissioners
Mother Macrina, who for tho past two
years had been in charge Of the Catholic
Orphanage at Chesapeake City, had bcen
transferred 20 Cleveland, and left today
for her new field of labor
Walter r Wright and Street Riley of
Porters Bridge we're shaken up and cut
hy giass from thc broken windshield N
their car, which crashed into an auto
truck that was left standing in the road
without lights, Tuesday night
Mrs Laura J Harvey, aged 90 years,
wife Of John Harvey of Rising Sun, died,
Yesterday, st her home in that town.
Farmers Of Cecil county have formed q
Poland China Hog Association, with
Clayton Mcdowell. president, Harvey
Townsend, vice-Wesdent; Lloyd Bladder
aon, secretary, Norris Reynolds, treasurer
The sum OF s68 was cleared at an apron
social held at the home Of Rev Mr.. Buck
son nj Zion for church improvements
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-12-24
CHEsTFRTowN AND VICINITY.

gpecia, Correspondence 20 Every Evening
Chestortown, Md, Dec. M-Capt
Edward w. Carr, a vell-krown water
men in the lower section Of the county,
died at bis home on Eastern Neck Island
Monday. following a short illr ess, aged
y wears Fer a number of yesTs he was
cerctnkcr of Chester cemetery, this town.
Funeral ssrvies werr held Wednesday,
with inieIrnent in Wesley Chapel come
tory
All records were broken in the great
Christmas rush at Chestertown postofhce,
Wednesday The north-boInd truck for
Elkton was loaded 70 the top with Christ
mas mail, and equally ar much had cni-
Iected before the outgoing morning tram
The postoffice force IS handling the rush
very efficiently.
Chester Lodge. A. r 4 A NJ, Of Ches-
tertown. has elected the followir officers
for the ensuir z wear Worsmpful master,
Edgar l. Pyle: < ", J. Thomas Kibler;
]. ", Don r. Falls; secretary, William
G.. Russell; assistant, William A. Wheatley
treasurer. James II Sides, chaplain, Rev.
DR.. Henry 3. Martin.
John f. Barnes has sold n Bedford
litter the Annie T.. Dickerson property IL
Quaker Neck, at private sale.
Miss Elizabeth Brown, athletic direc-
tor in Sergeant School. Mass, Is speL ding
the holidays with her parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. II Clay Brown Misses Anna Per-
kris Of I Hildas School, North Carolina,
ard Miss floise Wickes Of =. MARY
School. Burlir gton. \. J.. also are 81
home for the holidays. J. Frank Wheatiey
ard daughter Miss Flora left today TO
spend the holidays with his son, J. Fran
Wheatey. Jr. in Baltimore.
Covey 4 Helms have purchased 10000
pounds OF turkeys from the farmers, this
week. payirg z 50 cents a pound for them.
Robert Noffett Il Son and John I. Moffett
have also purchased ike amount, paying
as high as 56 and 5S cents, dry-plcked,
for them
Chestertown Order OF Owls has psid
to Mrs. Walter I. Coleman funeral bere
fits amounting TO $3.50 within twelve
days after the death of her husband.
The big bell on the elementary school
building, which was cracked by some mis-
chieyous boys on Hallowe en- night, viii
be replaced by the bell belonging 70
Edesville school. now closed
The your men of Chestertown are
making elaborate preparations for the
annual New Years Eve dance. 70 be
gwen in the college gymnasium next
Friday evening.
Three hundred children sang beauti-
ful Christmas carols in the elementary
school, Yesterday morning, during the
closing exercises Of the school for the
holidays
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-12-24
ENTERTAINED FRIENDS.

>e1ford Dee y Misses Marie and
Mann Friedel entertained trends last
evening. al their home near town with
music. games and dancing These pres
ent were
Misses Agnes Blades. Mary Lowe. Vel
ma Williams Bertha Bou5cu, Blarcl .
Carter. Ida McAl ~fer. Iva Carter. Grace
Jones. Adele Van ~ent. Dorothy McAllis-
tcr. 3rva Morris. Mildred Hill Hazel
Kitchens. MAY Lew.S. Grace Coulbourn,
Mildred Hin Sigma Coulbourn Anna
Phillips. Msbel Allen Eunice Craft Elsie
Hughes Mildred Carmine. If Millsboro.
Mcssrs William Moore William Blades
Thomas Moore Leslie Wright. Jesse Al
len. Thomas D0r7ho James Burton
Francis Twiford. Walter Morgan. Jacob
Moore Harlan Purse. Andrew Van SAINT.
Howard Purse Frank McAllister Archie
Purse. Joseph Lord, George Emery. Albert
Hill Earl TulI Roy Hitchers. Cordorv
Niece G wilkins Ercs Reid Norman
Lcwcs Ah.lshoro Rodney West Charles
Green Georgetown Smith Collins d.
ward Collirs. Alton Bacor, Dallas Thornr-
son, Laurel james Wiley. B1iGgeville
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-12-24
NEWS OF A DAY
FROM THE STATE
Young Man of Milford Held Up
and Robbed on Street by
Masked Men.
NEWS OF COAST DEFENCE
Seaford Church Will Have Un-
usual and Very Interesting Pro-
grams Of Xmas Service.
From Every Evening Correspondents

From Every Evening Correspondents
Seaford Dec 2i.-Christmas will be
observed in the churches of Seaford with
aprropriate services. Each church will
hold midnight watch service beginning
~ ~. 50 o clock and continuing after Md
mght The members of st. Johns NJ.
4 Church will hold their annual Christmas
entertainment Tuesday evening Decem-
h.. = Nft Olivet NJ p. Church. Thurs
dav evening December so Beginning
With the watch night services revival ser
wees will commence in the NJ, + Church
and continue until the end of January.
on January > Bishop Mcdowell will
preach IN II Johns NJ. +. Church
The following students from schools are
home for Christmas and New Year holi-
davs Lctitia Ross and Doris Fskridge
LATIN school Baltimore: Sarah Rawlns
Gnuchcr College Baltimore; Miss Helen
Hall Linden Hall Pa: Ruth stevens,
Washington. ID C.: Roberta Burton,
Taw~c Hurley and Katherine Stevens
Women College Newark; Philip Raw
hrs, Dickinson College, Carlisle. Pa.
Dorsey Donoho, Welton Elzey, Harlan
HaIncs Donoho Robinson and Elmer
FlFs. Delaware College: Ernest Smoot.
Guldev College Wilmington. and Miss
Virginia McNeillv and Walter McNCllly.
thc former AZ Germantown girls school
and the latter ri Tome School, Port De-
~ ~ Nd
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-12-24

Misses Edna Graf ston, Mary Givison,
Regina Rothrock and Mildred Holiday,
students at the Womcn's College nt New
ark are spending the lClIrlstmns holidays
with their parents.
Miss Helen Dcefncr, who is taSipg n
special course in foreign languages nt
Bethany College in West Virginia IL spend
ing the holidays with her parents, Mr..
and Mrs. Frank j. Deemer Of West
Fifth street.
The three year old daughter Of Mr.. and
Mrs. Edward Leonard, is i'll with pncu-
monia.
John Tucker Of State road who has been
confined to his home for several weeks
suffering from blood poison Is still in n
serious condition.
Our line Of Belle Mead Sweets IL very
complete. Brittipgham's Pharmaey.--Ads
Rev. and Mrs. J. II. Bicking, Of the
Methodist Episcopal Church, herewith
extend Chrstmae greetings, To their
many New Castle friends: Jno. 3-l6
For God so loved the world, that be gave
ihls only begotten Son, that whosevcr
bclieveth in Him should not perish but
have everlasting life. ADV.
Prices down. Neckwenr, Hosiery. Shirts,
Dolls, Games and Books.--Chase' Adv.
hmas jewelry- Bridgcwater. ADV
Houses for Sale one on East Third street
one on West Third street. one on Eighth
street, six on West Fourth street, -four on
Williams street. These houses are all for
sale at very reasonable prices. J. T. 4
l.. l.. Elliason. Inc, New Castle ADV
Fancy Aprons, Silk Stockings, Handker-
fs.-McC Callin 's.-Adv.
Slippers, rubbers, boots, shoes Stoops
ADV.
Special bargains, razors, Soc up, safety
razors. 25 up. flashlights, dolls, games,
toys Stoops ADV.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-12-24
COAST DEFENCE NEWS.

Delaware City, Dec "A Private first
class Walter : Douglas, Q NJ. c. who
was discharged recently, has rc-ealistcd
for three wears At Fort du Pont, and IS
now on n month 5 furlough
Private John NcDonough Of the @. NJ.
c.. who was discharged recently has re-
enlisted for three wears at Fort du pont
Captain " T Chcrrington G. A. c.,
has bcel promoted and ow holds the ra.h
Of major
Staff Sergeant James p Madigan has
been promoted aad nov holds the rank Of
technical sergeant
The Quartermastcr detachment has been
losing 4 few mea lately hose honorably
discharged bciag rrlvatee irst-classl
Norris r Hit, James Trefnev, George
Barrett Bernard Ginning George Naczko
and Herbert f. James
Sergeant Samuel Mcbride. q NJ O.
has returned from school II Philadelphia
where he took course il general admins
tratlon
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-12-24
LEADING FEATURES
OF FARMERS WEEK
Fine Program Arranged, Including
the Corn Show, at Which Prizes
Will be Offered.

Special Correspondence TO Every Evening
Newark Dec. "a One of the features
of Farmers Week To be held nj Delaware
College next week. starting Monday and
closing Friday, will be the Tractor School
There will be sessions Of this school morn
ing and afternoon and lectures in Wolf
Hall The following subiects relating 20
Tractor operations will be discussed in
the class room; motor operation; valve
timing: fuels and carhuretion ignition !.
fabrication; cooling, governing and engine
troubles
A busy program for the entire week
has been arranged bv The agricultural
and extension departments OF thc col
lege There will be n Short Course. for
Bows and Girls members Of various clubs.
The annual show of the Delaware State
Corn Growers Association will be held
Tuesday, Wednesday and Thursday and
the Delaware Holstein Frieeian Society
and Veterinarians of the state will hold
meeting on Thursday
The fourteenth annual Corn Show under
The auspices Of the State Association will
include many features The assooiation
will hold meetings " ednesday and Thurs
dsy when there will be lectures on various
subjects. Some Of the speakers will be
W. ' Cosden. OF Dover, president OF the
association; Stanley Short OF Smyrna,
boy champion corn grower, NJ o Pence,
leader Of County Agents; Professor A. T..
Grantham of Richmond, formerly of
Delaware College Professor ] F. Metzger
of Maryland Agricultural College: DR..
T. F. Msnns Of Delaware College and
many Others.
At noon Thursday the corn growers
will hold their annual dinner, which will
also be attended BY the members of the
Holstein Friesian Breeders Association
and State veterinarians. There will be
addresses bv Dr. Walter f. Hullihen presi-
dent OF Delaware College and n. d. Atkins
president OF the Holstein Association.
Awards will be made to champion corn
frowers
To adult farmers the corn show will be
the feature Of the week Cash prizes
amounting to several hundred dollars
will be awarded, with numerous special
prizes.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-12-24
CHRISTMAS EXERCISES.

Dclmsr Dec. 24 Santa Claus Adj
vance Man. Christmas exercise in song
and dialogue was gwen by Young folks at
the Baptist Church Wednesday evening.
Alter the entertainment the Christmas
cat was distributed 10 members of the
Sundav school 4 Christmas tree and
othcr decorations lent beauty to the
scenery Howard Nichols played the "Ad-
vance Man and Rev Howard Parry.
Santa Claus Dorothy West pianist
The annual Christmas entertainments
D, the NJ y sunday school will be given
SATURDAY evening, with the following
program Song. by the choir greeting bV
Bessie sullivan: vocal solo Catherine
Phillips ,e,Itations, by Bette Nichols
Edward iiearn Sutchen Lowe; Maisy
Hasting,. Norma Sutliffe. Irene Brown
Belva sullivan Lida Sutliffe. dialogue by
Margaret Harris, Aleen Parsons distribIi
ton ~ gifts
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-12-24
PROPOSES TO ADVANCE
INAUGURAL TO JANUARY 1

Washington, d c., Dee. 24.- After
1925 the term OF Presidents, Nice-Presi-
dents and men III both branches Of Con
gress elected in November would begin
the first of the following January accord
ing to the terms of constitutional amend
me proposed yesterday BY Senator
Ashurst Ariz1. Democrat, Furthermore.
the biennial short session would be deter
mined only by the will Of Congress itself
MIR Ashurst explained that at presen t
the will of the people registered in Novem :
her cannot be carried out for nearly a
year No other country he said permit :
such u long time TO elapsc between elec 1
ton and the beginning of the terms Of
those elected
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-12-24

OF Fort Monroe, Va. are here on a ten
DAYS visit with her parents, Mr.. and Mrs
Charles jefferson.
Captain Charles Sohacfer of Fort
Monroe, Va, is spending the holidays here
with his parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Charles
Schaefcr.
Robert and Emily Wilson left yesterday
Tor Philadelphia. where they will remain
two weeks with their grandparents, Mr..
and Mrs. Wilson
Mrs. John Zane of Mckinley, Pa, is
here for n thrce-wcckS' stay with Mr.. and
Mrs. f. j. Rhein, on Adams street.
Romano Culison of the mine planter
Captain Edwin c. Long, now docked in
Wilmington, is here with his parents,
Captain and Mrs. Eugene Cullison
AT Bethlehem" Christmas cantata,
will be sung in the Presbyterian Church
Sunday evening. The choir will be MS
sisted by Mrs. c. Earl Baum and Miss
Bessie Wittingham of Christ p +. Church
Rev. Mr.. Pitzer will give n reading from
Thomas Nelson Page The First Church
cradle roll will have a Christmas party,
Tuesday, December 2S, at $50 p. M.
Mrs. Pitzer and Miss Marian Price will
receive the older guests, and Nan Rose
mary Pitzer will be hostess for the little
ONES. 1T. NlttloiilS Will WISH TIE i itSbN :
terian Church Tuesday evening, Decem-
ber 2S Mt 80 o'clock
Charles ONeill Of New York City is
here on a ten-days' visit with his parent s
Mr. and Mrs Dan O'Neill.
The Christian Endesvor will hold n
watch night service in the Presbyterian
Sunday school rooms December 81
Mr. and Mrs Harry Steelman and son
Rodney Of Baltimore are here for the holi-
days with her mother Mrs Thomas
Price.
Private Charles W Palmer is i'll in
Fort du Pont hospital with scarlet fever
Lionel Bright and family Of Allentown
Pa arc here visiting his parents Mayor
and Mrs. George y Bright on Clinton
street
Madeline Husfelt who has been i'll
with the scarlet fever at her home here
has greatly improved.
Mr. and Mrs II G. Clark Will entertain
tho following guests on Christmas: Mr.
and Mrs. Il h Hciscl Mr. and Mrs. Roy
Robertson Mrs Nice Clark. Edward
Clark and daughter Miss Caroline, Mir
and Mrs William Pennington. George
and Margaret Clark.
Mrs Henry Winchester who has been
II NJ her home for the past week has So
improved that she is able to bc about
Joseph Corhlt Of Baltimore is hove
with his parents Mr. and Mrs VI ]
CorbIt for two weeks.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-12-24
WANT A PLAYGROUND.

Milford Dec "A Efforts are being
radc -a arouse liz interest Of Milford
neaal, 80 the necessity of providing a
r avgr,srd 'or thc children of The com
nurltv Nrh inc completion oi the
nav r lared sc1ocl buildings playground
f,r .eo ala-ed children WI he provided,
h,. her, f, ac'hlag 3. that kind in store
foribc alr children ~ the touu uaics,
I~divldua' r.'l7ens make private rontr-
b4ton> toward ~lch = project
mov, m. s, Mas made toward thar
efec. last year utlt irll through with be-
c. US ~ II K - Interes-
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-12-24
YOUTHFUL GROOM WAS
THRASAED BY FATHER
But Parents Stopped at Prosccu-
ton for Perjury for Swearing
He was OF Age.

Special Correspondence TO Every Evening
Elkton, Md, Dec. IA he pare. Is %
James Urban IIoey, who, on December 2,
eloped To Elkton with Miss Nellie M.
Westcott of Philadelphia, whom he
wns married by Rev. w. II. Noon, md
on his return home was given n severe
straprinp by his father, applied to ths
local authorities, yesterday, To have the
marriage annulled on the ground that
James is only IL years Of age.
When the young man confessed that be
took oath. when the licenae was issued
that he was 81 years Of age, the question
was placed before the parents, whether
they wanted their son locked in Tlkton
Jail. charged with perjury. They asked
10 be excused and hurriedly left the
town in their automobile.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-12-24
ROBBED on THE STREET.

Milford Dec - Highway robbers
hatc extended thor operations TO the
vrIritN of Milford Late last night while
returning - his home in South Milford
John Jacobs aged Is wears was held mp
~ tua ms Sked rnCr on south Front street
shout two squares from the centre of the
town Tho Nor gagged Young Jacobs 70
1~evcn; him making an outcrv and also
bound his hand> behind I'm They then
r'cl his pockets cf small sum of money
ard after kicking him ordered him 10
Z, Gown thc street ~ fsst as hc could
An alarm was gwen Int no trace # the
r bbe-s could bc found The section
whore ,he hrid-,,p occurred i vot, dark
as 'hcre a-c = rumte, 81 evergreen trees
u that y,ctnitv
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-12-24
NEWS OF SEAFORD.

Seaford Dee. 24.-AIiss Defema lsaacs
left today for Fayettsyille \ G. where
the viii spend several weeks with rela-
sives.
Mr. and Mrs Harry Grieves Of Bethle-
hem. Pa are here with Mrs Grieves'
parents, Mr. and Mrs W b Robinson
Miss Lillian Anthony viii spend the
Christmas holidays with friends in WISH
ington. ID c
Miss Ruth Wainwright Of Wilmington
is spending tie Christmas holidays here
with her sister Miss Agnes Wainwright
Mr. and Mrs T J SauerhofT left to-
day for Norfolk Va. where they will spend
several weeks with their daughter Mrs
Frank Robinson.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-12-24
NEWS OF LENTS.

I.cwcs, Dec a. Pilot John NJ Ranes
was taken to Norfolk on the Norwegian
four-maSted bark last Saturday, during
the heavy gale which prevailed. and re-
turned II Lcwes hy tram
Rev c. II. 3. Turner has asked for and
received gifts of candy. cakes and looks,
which he will distribute among the men
81 the Lewes Radio station. the Coast
Guards at the Life-savIng Stations along
tins coast sad The men on the lghiShipo
IN this vicinity This courtesy is III
recognition Of their valuable services and
ss means OF Frightening their many
lonely DAYS whl'n III service
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-12-24
CHRISTMAS AT MILFORD.

Nhlf ri Dec y There Nil re $ can
Fc-fcht Christmas >eryitc IN Averue II
+ church tomorrow M rnlngst 60 clock
II -hsrge oi thc pastor Rev Robert \
>tcrhersor
\ hlrh celebration of Holy Eucharist
Willie observed N Chr:st Episcopal Church
:, morrow morning At 1880 O'Clock with
he rector Rov Themes Y Nlugate ;
T B as celehrant
HIGH NESS at : o'clock vii be held in
g, Johns Roman Catholic Church to
morrow morning in chargc of the pastor
Rev Francis Y. Fitzpatrick
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-12-24
DEATHS WERE ACCIDENTAL.
Coroners Jury Finds Nothing Suspicious in
Three Cases Investigated

Verdicts of accidental death were gwen
by a coroner's jury last night in the case
of David FL. Harman, a conductor OF
the Pennsylvania railroad and Everett
Guest guard at the workhoise In the
case of Fred Underwood who dropped
dead in the office of DIR ID. / McCollev
900 West Fourth street where he had gone
for treatment, verdict of death from
valvular heart trouble was given
Harman was killed on Tuesday nigh t
when he was struck by a tram running
south between Christiana bridge and
New Castle Guest died on Tuesday ir.
the Delaware hospital as the result
Of being struck by piece of falling tim
Der while he was helping To move a barn
On the farm of his hrother-in-law Leona
East burn, near Mllltown
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-12-24
POOR CHRISTMAS FOR HOGS.

Cseor rgetown. Dec % Inmates Of Inc
S,i.. ex county almshouse were iubilant.
today. the occasion being the annual hog
( ling. George Mclson. superintendent 81
the institution butchered u pn kcrs
winch tipped the scales al 3 3,S32 pounds
The meat will be for tie L, c of the slIne-in-
tendent and inmates
During the Christmas holidays. Super
In'cndent Nelson viii butcher an OK in
orde, that the inmates NAV have plenty ot
beef fo- the holidays Much praise IS being
gwen tho superintendent for the manner in
which he Is attending 10 the unfortunate
ouee
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-12-24
SHOT WHISKY GUARD
Men Hold up Truck Load En- Route from
Kentucky TO New York.

Cincinnati, Ohio, Dec 24.-Josepf
Kline Of New York City a guard of trucl
loaded with whisk Y bound from Frank
fort. KY, to New York City, was proba-
bly, fatally wounded when several shot.
were fired the Reading Road, this
city in what police believe was al
unsuccessful attempt to steal the whisky
The shooting, police were told, was
done by Elk men in touring car who had
followed the truck from Kentucky.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-12-24
NIDDLETOWN NEWS.

Nliddletovu. Dec "A Directors Of the
PEOPLES National Baak have declared q
dividend of 3l5 per cent Tor the past sn
months 10 I,e paid December 81
4 rerd party viii he given At the Cen
tar, CluF. Tridav evening December 81
for the benefit of the club
Mr. and Mrs Harvey Jewell have I~S'Icd
Invitations for 2 reception II honor oi
their daughter. Mrs Harry i Thompson
aid her husband Al their home near Mt
Pleasant. on December 20.
The Young men Of Middletown have
s<led invitations for their annual Christ
mas dance AZ the Century Club, Monday
evening. December 27
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-12-24
DELAWARE CITY NEWS.

Delaware City, Dee. "A Mrs NJ. J.
Gray OF St. Georges left yesterday for
Trenton. n. J. where she will spend the
winter with her son, Irwin GRAY
Mrs Snedeker Of st Georges is enter
tanning her mother. Mrs Mccoy her
brother, James, and sister. Adaline. Of
" ilmngton over the hplidavs
Captain and Mis-. Benjamin Bowering
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-12-24
Want to Erect Eight Bill Boards.

In compliance with a recent RESOLUTION
passed by Council, regulating the grant :
ing OF permits for the erection of bill
boards, th Hessler Company filed photo
graphs with sketches Of the proposed
location of eight bill boa rds in the Office
OF Ellis Preston, building Inspector,
yesterday. The plans viii be submitted
by him to the building committee of City
council for final action.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-12-24
HEAVY RAIN STORM.

Georgetown. Dec n Southern Della
ware was swept Wednesday night. by one
~ the heaviest ram storms that has visit
ed tins section for many months.
Farm lands arc flooded and the dirt
rnadS in many sections have made travel
lrg almost impossible
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-12-24

MIR. Poster You've gore and bought
another $50 hat on my account Why
didn't YOU ask my permission before IN
dulging in such extravaganza" His Wife
Because | didn't want to do anything
contrary to Your expressed wishes -Hous-
ton Post
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-12-24

You're most interested in classified
ads that tell the whole story Remcm-
Der this when you advertise
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-12-24

Mahogany Candle Sticks. Ycrger :,
4l9 Shipley street.-Adv