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Evening journal., 1920-02-24
HAVE STRONGER
BODY AND BRAIN

II Your Nerves are shattered by Worry.
Overwork. Over Indulgence or by Ex-
ccsSes OF Any Kind Evans 1i-iplc
Phosphates are What You Need Right
Away.
u matters not what excesses have
wrecked your nerves, Evans Triple
Phosphates are guaranteed TO stop
your trembling, 60 restore your conf
dence, 10 drive way forgetfulness and
to make your mind keen and 0lert. 90
change your sluggish disposition for a
vigorous, active one or money back.
II you have worked too hard. lived
too rapidly or have become weak, merry
Gus and lost ambition because OF ex-
cesses, arouse yourself right now and
get a large 1907. bottle OF Evans Triple
phosphaies.
Take according 20 directions or as
your physician may direct for at least
10 days and then n you don't fee'
stronger. better and more ambitious
get your money back. That's how
speedily lt acts.
All pharmacists dispense Evans
Triple Phosphates IN the original bot
Tie. n. B. Danforih keeps Il on HAND
all the time and says ihe demand Is ir
oreaslng every day.
Evening journal., 1920-02-24

Johnson g. d., Jones IN. ny. Klng'
Mcclellan. Nugent. Overman, pittman,
Sheppard and Trammell. Total Demo
Gratis against-iA
Total against adoption-i7.
Paired -Bankhead for, with Culber-
son against: Mccormick for. with Hen
derson against: Dillingham; for. with
Swanson against; Fall for, with Ken
drick against; Simmons for. with Kirby
against: McCumber for. with l,aFo-
leito against; Harding for. with Walsh
Mass against; Edge FOR. with owen
against.
Announcement was made that n Sen
ators Hitchcock ,Neb.). Stanley lKy.)
and Chamberlain lOre). all Democrats
had been present they would have
voed in support Of the conference re-
port.
Evening journal., 1920-02-24
GRANDMOTHER KNEW
There Was Nothing. So Good
for Congestion and Colds
as Mustard

But the old-fashioned mustard
plaster burned and blistered while It
acted. Get the relief and help that
mustard plasters gave, without the
plaster and without the blister.
Musterole does il. Il is a clean,
white ointment. made with oil of mus
tard. Ii is scientifically prepared. so
that il works wonders, and yet does
not blister the tenderest skim
Gently massage Musterole inSith the
finger-tips. See how quickly It brings re-
Iief-how speedily the pain disappears
Use Musterole for sore throat, bron'
rhitis, tonsilitis. Group, stiff neck,
asthma, neuralgia, headache, conges'
tion, pleurisy, rheumatism; lumnago'
Mains and aches of the back or joints,
sprains sore muscles, bruises, chill
blains. frosted feet, colds of the chest
lit often prevents pneumonia.
3Oc and 6Oc jars; hospital size S2.o0
Evening journal., 1920-02-24
HOW SENATELNED UP
NPASSING RAIL BILL
BY MAJORITY OF 80

The vote by which the Senate yes
terday passed the ruil bill follows:
For Adoption.
Republicans.
Ball. Brandegee> Oalder, Capper
Colt. Cummins, Curtis, Elkins, Fer
maid, Frelinghuy Hale, Jones
,Wash.) kellogg. kenyon. Keyes, Len
root, Lodge, Mclean, NlcNary, Nelson
New, Page. Phipps, Polndexter, smoot
Spencer, Sterling, Sutherland. Town
send, Wadsworih, Warren end Watson
Total Republicans fOr-32.
Democrats.
Beckham, Fletcher, Gay. Glass, Mey-
ers, Phelan, PomerenG Ransdell, Rob-
insOn, Shield. Smith lGa), Smith,
Md, Underwood, Walsh (Mont.). and
Williams. Total Democrats for-i5.
Total for adoptlon-i7.
Against Adoption.
Republicans.
Borah, France and Gronna. Total
Republicans against-3.
Democrats.
Ashurst, DIAL Gore. Harris. Harrison,
Evening journal., 1920-02-24
sTANDARD DFAnFRs no MEET

scotuM. +. Church Standard Bearers
will meet at the home OF Martha Hy-
land. No. $40 Taylor street tomorrow
evening.
Evening journal., 1920-02-24

Get the Want Ad habit. read them
very day. they are interesting pages
from the book OF llfe.-Adv.
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,nr dovs' vacation visiting with friends

ten days vacation visiting with 1r!enos
and relatives at Washington. d. c.
Bert Jackson Of Nineteenth street IS
spending the week touring the eastern
part of Ohio where he Is also FisIt'is
with friends.
Mr. and Mrs. Albert Kcrns Of Pow
hatan have returned To their home alter
motoring tothis city where they spent
n few days visiting with friends anu
Miss Ethel Mentor Of Pittsburgh. has
returned homo after spending rev
DAYS as the guest OF Miss Martha DAVIS:
Sir. and Mrs. William Harvey and
family have returned TO their nome IN
Grafton following short WISH win
Mr., ana Mrs. George Miller and
daughter Catherine Of WellsourB nave
returned home after spending several
DAYS with friends IN this city.
Mrs. John Cummins has returned 10
hcr home In St. Cla!rsyi!lc after spend
ing several days visiting at the home VI
Mr.. and Mrs John Harvey OF Cherry
Hill road.
Cd 10 her home on South Nar"ood ave
nuc. after spending several weeks WISH,
ing wi'N relatives AT Fcterspure ""A
Richmond Va. ,.,,
Mr. and Mrs. Harvey Frey and chill
dren have returned to their hor1e IN
Nurth WarTuud after spending several
WcFSS NlSIllIs ltihb-NVS pi'N A''~'->'"
III Ohio.
Paul Row"rs Is SLOWLY recovering ~
his home after being injured when ne
was thrown from motorcycle several
days ago.
Mr. and Mrs. William Jenkins and
daughter Of Fairmont are the guests
~ Mr. and Mrs. Carl Jenkins or Rich>
land avenue.
ON account Of tho rain work was
stopped yesterday on the str.nging OF
wire on Warwoud avenue for the IRE
alarm boxes. Tho work Is expected 10
be completed sometime next week pro
viding the alarm boxes arc received al
mr.. headquarters
Miss Margaret Casey has returned 10
hcr home ia New Cumberland after
spending several days visiting win
friends and relatives in this city.
Conductor Harry Henderson, haH re-
sumcd his duties on the Wheeling Stcu-
bcnviilo division after spending i've
days vacation with friends at Canton
g. ,Tr\ Gland. q.
Motorman jefferson Of the Whcclirt;
Trirtnu company - spending tci.
days vacation visiting friends through
out eastern Ohio.
Mr. and Mrs. Charles CARPENTER and
daughter have returned to their home
in Weston after spending several days
visiting at tho homo Of Mr.. and Mrs.
George Turner Of Warwood avenue.
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\, !, STOCKS


New York. Aug. lo.-Favcrae'e d.
ve,ocments N todays stock marNet en-
Outraged moderate ventures on the '"us
SID. and prices responded WIN ca -
advances c2 ono 10 four points. .,,.
Pressure OF stocks vas not who'.S
-sIjsved, however. the list showing SEN
s.ttvcuess a. intervals 70 the weaNErSs
Of particula- issues. The crop rcp"F'9'
further recnvsCles in sterling eNchaiet =;
and the increase showing IN me un'.I'S
tonnage figures .; United S,alSs go
were factors IN crca'tns better sen'N
" Purchases ~ high c!ass railroad
stocks continued. individual instances OF
short selling and liquidation Mevc t'S,
olcnt but the action o. the .'St as a
Wboie vas better Further cxper!rne NJ,
- -. short side were successtu.
among the sugars which were dStLrSte"
hy the untavoraole trade conditions
The toesccos. Shipping qua some % '"'
steeis. motors and eqt'Pl ns;,,Cr,,,l -
carving prices higher but when the IN;
oI,rv iron, this source slacNened ana
ITCu;datior cropped out al Various
poIats. the market gave way ready.
business was largely CONTRACTED N
49, isrtsr rart Of the session. but tHe
advance was under way again IN many
socks a: the close. Sales Appropriated
S25 0nn shares. ..u,
Sta-,tnE exchange was quoted aoou,
three cents soove Yesterday .oNe =
hsure. but French and Italian oii.s SOLO
A: concessions. The stock market seineo
- show .ess conclusion over develop
ren;s on the Polish front. ,,,
Bonds moved N confused tas2'on
with foreign issues LOSING ground. 4.;o'
los, when some large blocks were Hur,
c5.Sa5 Total sales tpA- rAluel were
"a $50 200. Old United States govern
npsn,s were unchanged or cali.
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BETHESDA

Tho annual Epworth Park Chartauaua
program, thirteenth session cam" 10
close on Saturday evening. The program
was carried out this year without d
single disappointment The program was
exceptionally good. with a diversity that
met with general approval and satistac-
ton.
Thursday was chIldr"ns' day. the IN
mates Of the Chldrcns' HON" At Ia
coma. numbering A. attended and were
deliEhtrully entertained with boating
picnic dinner in the grove, and Kinder
Eartcn exercises. The Columbia Rag
dril IN the evening, with the Alice
Shrode company. child entertainer. inn
personntor and whistler, completed a de-
iightrul day. 4 larE" crowd was present
10 hear tho TyrOlNan lOdlers on Satur-
day night This number presented de-
l!yh'ful variety Of solos. duets. tr'os,
dnar'ctS md Quintrts, interspcrscd with
music. This years program can De
classrd among the hest in many wears;
A very quiet homo wedding occurred
on Thursday evening At o'clock. at tho
home of MIR and Mrs 4. n. Jarrett.
when their only daughter. Miss Ethel
Iluth, was united in marriage N MY
Forest Barker. both popular young PEG
yl" Of this place Rrn, G. o Is ', lar. ,r %!
m"dint" families Of the bride ana
groom, were present They left Friday
morning for Il short stay at camp
SyChRr.
MI. ma MrS, if1INFI nave NV ''FN
wishes Of n host OF friends.
\ larG" number or our people are at
tending the ohio state camp meeting at
Camp Sychar. near Nj. vernon This ~
iuh!lro year IL being the Both ami
vrrsarv Jubilee meeting OF Feast or
TabcrnAclos. Among thos" attending are
Mrs NJ II. wilcox. Mr.. &. \: kovrJ"r
mud family. Mr.. and Mrs. F. II. Barker.
Margaret Dolon. Mrs. Margaret BoiinRHr
and her mother. Mrs. Carleton. and Mrs.
JENNA PorterGcld and daughter. Miss
Edith.
Sir. and Mrs T,rk Loe IF 81. Ciai-'-
viii attended tho closing number at tn-
worth Park Chau'auqua on SATURDAY
evening
The annual reunion Of IN" descendants
OF Elijah and Nancy Groves PERKINS
vii h" at the hom" ~ Mr.. Ehas DAN
ford Of Bca!lsyille on Saturday, Aug
usf 81
Born ~ Mr. and Mrs. Oscar Murphy
on SUNDAY. August s. a son.
Miss Dorothy Oky "a with TRENDS anu
relatives at Cambridge this week.
Miss Sara Byrnes of South BelIaiTe
was the guest OF friends hero Sunday.
Mr. and Mrs A. j Lindsey or Arm
strnnE's Mills attended the chnutau9ua
L!ndscy's sister. Mrs. Carl tlifford.
4 number OF young folks from mere.
attended tho party given by NJ. WAYNE
Wilson at the home Of Mrs Belle Mt
""uanty on Thursday evening,
Mr. Clyde Wilcox wife and daughter
FL z1heth. vii! icdy" this week Tor an
extended visit with her father. MI. John
Hatcher of Rcd star, Kansas
Mrs Russell Chapel Of Gall avenue
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SUGAR MARKET

New York. Aug. l0-The loca. market
Tor sugar was quiet and as thcr" S ~"
demand prices are entirely nominal Re-
cent sales have been at tho equivalent
of IA. cents for Cnbas, cost and
freight. eqnal to 1926 for centrlfugaL
and IT IS believed that sugars Gould BE-
purchased at that level If desired and
even lower.
The market for refined was dun aud
UNCHANGED at - o. - >" 81 TOR fine
granulatcd. Yesterday some business
was put through at lN.J0 fob. refinery.
Futures were eiasicr under scattered
liquidation with December selling at
lI16 or 65 points net lower. du" To the
continued weakness III tho spot market.
but In the affirm ther" WAS sharp
rally with December ceiling 10 POINTS
above the low level or at II 50 on coy
crinE and buying by commission houses
Oiher months were not So buoyPNt and
the general list closed I'VE I" sixty
points net higher.
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RurrER. EGGS, CHEESE

Ne wYCrk, Aug. lp.-Bult'f' S'ctuS
creamery higher than extras % a 90:
cr.nerv extras, t92 sCorc) 81. nj So
creamery. iirs;s ,SS 10 sc"rc) 81 q
81. packing stock. current make. No. l.
80 Il -.
Esgs. Irregular. fresh gathered extra
frsts - Il 81. fresh gathered fists A
q 81: state, Pennsylvania ana nearby
hcnncry whites. Nrsts 90 extras 90 q
western ncnr,ry browns. extras 81 ii
g.. state. Pennsylvania and nearby
gathered browns and mixed "ulorS' hra'
to sxrrns. AZ a So.
Cheese. irregular. state, whole milk
flats. current make. white and colored
specials. -: q 2S'? do. average run
25i2 q 2riy: State whole milk: twins
current make specials 26i. u 2Ti.; do
average run, % n IS.
Live poultry. weak: no prices cstab'
lshcd Dressed poultry irregular; west
"rn chickens. fresh. - 80. fowls
fresh - n A..
Flour unchanged.
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CHICAGO LIVE STOCK.

Chicago. Aug. 9.--Cait!c. receipts -
600. steers generally Is 1" - cents
higher. medium kluds only stcady.Sl;.5".
several loads Sl7.lj6lT ~; bulk choice
sl6.25Sl7.00. good steers largely SIS
25Sl6.00. plain cattle Sl%.51@lS.iV, slow
common grades strong; medium cows
steady. other butcher cat!n. strong 10
higher. good To choice si0.0Oa - 81 {:
medium kinds s6.5oa?.Ho; Gamers and
cutters mostly Si25S5. 90: bulk bologna
bulls S6.5US7.6O: top S7.f5. veal calves
dull. some sales IS cents higher. bulk
choice sl5o0d1s.E0. selcctcd lots Si5.-
76@lS.o0; heavy calves SLOW. stockcrs
strong.
Hogs. receipts $4,000. opened steady
- Is cents lower than yesterdays aver
age. closed 20 to IS cents lower, top
$3.50; part load slG.@5, hulk light and
butchers Sl6.lndl6OD. buik packing
sows sl4.oOslI25, pigs steady. bulk
desirable kinds, Sl5.oC@l5.50-
Sheep receipts 2l,o0r, fat lambs
steady 20 sir"aG; strictly chotc" w'st"rr
lambs sl4.25; fat sho-n prim" nnttN"
Sl4@5 TO city butchers. sheep easier,
bulk fat ewes 81 50&5 20: feeding lambs
bid - cents higher. bulk Sll.jQs "a.
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prrrsRuRGHIrvE STOCK

PIt'sburSh, AUX. IV----' AttIe. !Ecdd!'
supply light. Prime 1926 d 1850.
sheep. SLOW: supply light prime
wethers $50 a o.: Culls and common
calves 100 q 1900.
Hogs. strong; supply u double decks.
Prime hcav!es 1880 q 1900; mediums
and heavy workers. 100 q lIlm; light
workers. lS.5O n 1915: pigs 1900 q
1926; roughs 100 q 1880.
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MONEY AND EXCHANGE

Enw YORK. Aug. l0-.Mercantt p1p-T
Exchange Irregular Sterling soda"
Rms ! 80; commercial 60-day bills OH
banks } 59'g commercial 60-day h,lis
: 81 demand 1882. cables S.6t'9. Bel
gian francs demand i66: cables 7hN
i'rpncs. demand rs, "ableS 40 Guild
ere demand 3325. cables &3.%,. Lire.
demand I06. cables 500 Marks. d"
mand 2lG. cables Gl4 New York OK
change on Montreal ll'S percent as
count, government bonds Irregular. ran
road bonds easy.
Time loans strong: 50 days. 90 days
and months, 9.
r'aT money steady: high :. low. {.
ruling rate !. closing BID =: offered al
last lean s. bank acCeptancss 64
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EAST 1urrALo STOCK

East Buffalo. y Z. Aug l0.--Catte
receipts $50: steady, calves, receipts
425: 81 cents lows-. 500 a 1875.
Hogs. receipts 3.5nO; slow. 10 q -
cents lower: heavy 1900 4 1850, mixed
1878 n 1890: porkerS 1890 q y 90;
light do 1918 q 100: pigs 1880 d
a mn
Sheer and lambs. receipts LOO: slow
warnings - cents lower: ewes So cents
lower. lambs $40 q IAN: warnings
100 q II 40, wethcrs $50 = 900.
ewes : M q IS" Mixed sheep m q
30
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W. J. WoLLMAN CO.'S
CLOSING STOCK LETTER

nv nrivat" wiro ~ 4 2 Mason 4 -
>sw York. Aug Io--Stocks Armed IN
tho afternoon after the address Of
Lloyd George had been read and fina'
n;.tccS wor" around The carly hichS.
Short ,HlarinG on the theory that prices
h.d como low enough was the prluclrH
source Of the buying that appeared tn
list did not shOW mucl more ari'v'iN
man during MID -dav Money got aH"
10 s-A percent and closed there.
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CHICAGO GRAIN

Chicago. Aug lQ--oPinionS tnat he
government crop report WAS hu.i!Sh on
wheat, although bearish on corn and
oats. did good deal today 10 iift the
whca; market and to rally other grains.
Wheat closed strong. "a. 20 cents net
March S@.IlIY. Corn gained = and oats
q, TO -. cents. in provisions tn" out
come Was 4 decline varying from -:
10 thrce-hfth cents.
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OHIO GRAIN

Toledo. O. Aus. lV.-Whcat. cash
cj5
rIaycrsccd. primo cash 80; October
1850; December 1900: March 1850:
Ais,kr, primo cash 1880, October
1880: December 1850: March 2o.l0.
Timothy. prime cash 1917. As; 1918
4li: lHl9. i25. September lilo; Octo-
her AS.
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Wheeling sanitary & Mfg. Co.-Trans-
Ter books close July -. for per cent
cash dividend payable July "a
Hazcl-Atlas Glass Co. - Transfer
books close July 10 for per cent
ca Sh dividend. payable July %.
Sterling i'rOd. tnc) books
close July 20 for = per cent cash Gtvi-
dend naNahIn Anr .
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LIBERTY BONDS

N~w York. Aug l"---lios,nr 0r'c"s
TODAY were SIS On - HrS' - s. To-:
second A. sac First il.7 $50; SOC
nnd ii.s $3.50, third -. SS56. fourth
as - 20. Victory "7ss 1855. Victory
IHs 1854
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BOSTON COPPER STOCKS

Wheeling. ". Va Aug IN. 20.
Furnished Tire Inte'liEerccr by \. f.
Masten & Co. Members Boston Stock
Exchange. second floor National Bank
OF w Va. Bldg.
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ACCIDENT VICTIM RECOVERING.

Mrs. Angelo Tclos:. OF Benwood. who
was injured In an accident. when tho
buggy in which she was riding was htt
by car No 900. OF IN" wheeling I1ac-
lion company. near stop No. IL. BEN
wood. is slowly recovering at tho Glen
dale Memorial hospital. Her condition
was not serious. Her son John. who
was also in the buggy. is recovering at
his home from minor cuts. and bruises:
The horse was shot as its leg was
broken.
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Standard Oil Subsidiary Stock

Wheeling. ". Va. Aus. ?. 20.
Furnished The lntelligenccr by y. l.,
Masten x Co. members New \ ork Stock
Exchange, Nc 'Und floor National Bank
Of W. Va. BlGg.
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my GOODS

New York. Aug. lO.--C"tton goods
were quiet today. prices easing steadily.
Yarns we're dull. mems wear very quiet,
dress goods inactive, silks dull and bur
laps htcAGY-
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n Y STOCK EXCHANGE

Wheeling. ". Va. Aug ?. 20.
Furnished The lnteinsencer by A. Z.
MaSten & Co. members OF the New OK
stock Exchange National Bank BuAd-
INK. Wheeling. W. Va, Louis r. Brand
Resident Partner
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NEW YORK CURB MARKET

Wheeling. W. Va. Aux. 10. ~.
Reported By \ L. Masten x Co mem,
bers New York Sock Exchange. SecoAG
floor, National Bank OF ". Va. Rdg
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PITTSBURGH STOCKS

Wheeling. W. Va. Aug. 10. 'cn.
Furnished The lntell'Eencsr by 4. F..
Mas:en & Co. members Pittsburgh Stock
Exchange. second floor National Bank
CT ". Va Bldg.
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LOCAL STOCKS

Wheeling. W. Va. Aug. N. %.
Daily quotation list Wheeling Stock
Exchange. compiled for the lntcl.lEen-
Ger
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New York Cotton Market

Wheeling. " Va Aug IN. 20.
Furnished The Tntsllisenosr by +
Masten & CO.. members New York Cot.
ton Exchange. tond floor National
Bank o. ". Va. Bldg.
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Is reportcd as doing nicely at the OHIO
Valley hospital. after a serious opera
ton on Friday.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-11-18
NEWS OF LAJ REL.

Laurel Nov Is Mayor ana Mis-
HAIRY II Fo1h~ arc spending two weeks
visiting relatives Ill the Middle West.
Thc,s trst stop VIII be at Hast II louis
Ill. wlc.c thcv viii he glcefN of Nh and
NiYs + Charles DAVIS AZ Kansas Cltv
Mo. Tho, viii visit AIr 4ud Alrs Frank
Bacon III oklahoma They will visit Mv
and Nrs Harry Bacon
Tins wear there are no chcstnuts nom
this vicinity for sale and i IS reported
the crop is the poorest ~ several Years
Il Is sand that nearly all the trees are dead
from the ravagcs u the chestnut blight
and III some sections vhc-c q fcw trees arc
found alive they arc 81 hadlv affected
tha; the few nut, borne are II : very I'M
fcrlor quality
Tho Lambda DcIla Sorority 81 this
town WIS entertained Tuesday evening
"a Tho hamc a. Miss .pus, Bacon Ncv-
c-al ynrv interesting social iuucftan >vrrr
rlAnup,! for the winter season The next
meeting VIII r. held a, the horne 4 Miss
Isabelle Callawa1 on Eighth street Tues
day Norcuhc. p
Tite.c n,.> been Large nunbcr u sales
III ,hl, community tLlo tall and many
mere are advertised t9 take place ia the
near fufsl~c som, weeks these wsl be
q sale o5 farming stock and implements for
abour cverH day III thc week
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-11-18
STORM HEAVY At SEAFORD.

~caiord Nov IS Tins ~cction has
beel IL thc grlp Of + vIoIe.t e-:>tefly storm
sincc Monday and much damage haS been
do, Ram fell torrents Nuuday ight
and Al. aal Yesterday and la~' night Abaet
3 lock thi- mornlIC the fain ceased
f4lu & but the W!rd decreased ~ ilry.
siufas Q arouna to he Southwest Trees
were Blow. down 10 nlarl l. ~ts. ec- and
the telegraph telephone aud eicciut Agil'
service badly impaired
Al the home ri eN-t "Torc FraI +.
Dawson The wiud blew a large upstairs
window over the bed ~ WtIct be- a"d bus
wifi were slreplI Iu7uurateil tie fall
mg glas~ did Lot seriously rut thcm
Much debris was blown ,-cro>~ he STREET
and roads and ~ some of he ou'ivir dis
tricr- the roads Mere almost ul.pa~sahlc
Trees ver, stripped uf their leaves ard he
thermometer began 70 fall this mort Irg
With indlcatsor> If snow and inuch colder
There is no coal here and 1nary families
have not much ri their coal biL~ some
being c,tjTciy our
The \autcocke River Is oycrilowlrg
ITS banks and the r4u-eWay between tere
aud Blades Is flooded
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-11-18
NEWS OF LEWES.

Iewcs, Nov. lS Captain William T..
White has broken all records for catching
fish on the cnstcrn coast by bringing
into I.cwes this season 52,0Il barrels of
mcnhadcn
William II. Suthard will move from the
Rippin farm the first Of the wear to the
Jones farm. now tcnnntcd by Thomas
Littlcton. MIR. Iittlcton will succeed
Suthard on the Riggin farm.
Mrs H. W Burhage is on an extended
visit 80 Philadelphia
Mrs. Louis Mustard, Sr,, Mr.. and Mrs.
LOUIS Mustard. lr, and son, Mrs. nleb
II LAYTON and two little girls, and Miss
Louise Mustard have just returned from
Belgium, where they spent nearly year,
visiting Mrs Marion NJ Messersmlth, n
daughter of Mrs Mustard, Sr., whose
husband, George S Mcssersmlth, Is
American consul there.
Mrs Robert ] Walton Jr., and daughter
are visiting IN Pennsylvania.
Miss Sarah T. Marshall Is visiting In
New York Cnv for a few daya
Captain and Mrs C. W. Atkins have
closed their bungalow on South street,
for the winter and gone to Philadelphia.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-11-18
REC lpRO ITY DAY.

Milford. Nov is Reciprocity Day
Vas Observed. Yesterday afternoon, be
tween the Milford New Century Club
Ana the New Century Club 81 Dover
The local club under the direction Il is
president Mrs julius Scott m"tored e.
Dover III thc afternoon and took charge
.af The entertainment feature FOR the Dover
Club The program rendered vas rs
follows
4 musical recitation, Food for Cos
s,p il Mrs Herman johnson, ac-
c,'Inpau1ed {, ~ Mrs Thomas DAVIS AZ he
p,anu. reading. Our Pilgrim Fathers ami
Mothers Mrs William Riggs soprano
solo Miss Nclcu Barrett Interpretation
of the Drlsatiau Attitudes Mrs Herman
Johnson reading Mrs Julius Scott from
her own book. Elizabeth Rrss soprano
solo Mrs Pstlcs Hammond piano solo
Miss Mabel Smith
return visit viii be made ~ the Dover
CHS to tie local club during February Of
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