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The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1920-10-11
PnrtY for LlttIe Eolks.

4
+ Miss Maxine Parker entertained
delightfully."- q number Of her
friends at her home on Coleman
avenue Saturday afternoon 1t being
the ninth anniversary Of her birth
day. Music and games furnished
the entertainment and a luncheoA
was served late by the hostess.
The dining room was tastetully
decorated in pink and white.
Those present were: Ruth
.Yyyckoff, iValerin Lynch, Lea. Lip
son, Iovida Colebank, Mildred
Ross, Doris Koon, Bette Boyers.
Evelyn Garden, Maine Barb, Nir.
ginia Bryant, Martha Dillingham;,
Virginia Mnttingly, June Gold.
smith, Eleanor Hough, BETTE
.Hough, Marcus Barb. Sarah Full.
ward and Genevieve Bartlett. The
little people had glorious time.
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Department MeetInns

This Is rather active day in
Woman's club circles. This after
noon there Is a meeting OF the
Home Economics department IL
the clubs quarters In the Mason
ic temple and this evening there
Will be a session OF the Literature
the home of Mrs. ]. E. Watson. Mr..
ArpairS of the Hartley department
store will have some interesting
things to tell of the manufacture
of rugs OF the Oriental make. An
exhibit OF Inness' pictures and gen.
eral items OF interest In the art
world will have an important part
in the evenings program.
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USE SLOAN'S TO
Ward OFF PAIN
You can just tell by its
healthy, stimulating
odor, that it is going
to do you good.

"If I only had some sloan's Lini.
ment!" How often you've said
that! And then when the rheu-
matte twinge subsided-after hours
OF suffering-you forgot It!
Don't do 1t RgRin-get bottle
today and keep II handy for possl.
BILE use tonight! A sudden attack
may come on-scintica, lumbago,
sore muscles, backache, stifi joints,
neuralgia, the pains and aches re-
sulting from exposure. You'll soon
find warmth and relief in Sloan's
the linlment that penetratea with.
out rubbing. Clean, economical.
Three sizes-S5c, zoe, $1.4o.
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The subscription to the Missionary
Review World was renewed.
M, Black clad Supper.

J. M. Black Glass Supper.
Tonight the ]. n. Black class OF
which Mrs. w. s. Mayors Is teach.
err, will have its monthly supper
at six o'clock in the Presbyterian
church basement and the two BIZ
BILE classes, the U. A. Clayton class
under o. S. Jenkins and Mrs. N. Z.
c.. Morrow's class have peen inYtL.
ed TO be present. Mrs. Boiler OF
the Womnn's department Of the
~" will give much looked for
ward to talk and Mrs. Morrow VIII
tell a Bible story. A most enjoy
able time Is being planned.
Epworth League ingtaIIs officers.
At the regular meeting of the Ep.
worth League OF the Mirst NJ. +.
church last evening the officers for
the ensuing year were intalled in
very impressive manner by the
pastor, DR.. Claude H. King. The
following officers were installed:
President, Clyde Polling; first
vice president, E. e. Hale; second
vice president, Charles Smith;
third vice president, Virginia Haw.
kins; fourth vice president, Kath.
crime Troxell; secretary-treasurer
Joseph Feather: organist, Norma
Hecker; chorister, Mabel Tooth.
man; Junior superintendent, Ruth
Baldwin; assistant superintend.
ent, Irene Horner. The selection
OF this very capable cobinet Of Off
GERS insures interesting and help.
full meetings for the coming year.
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Tomorrow afternoon beginning
at 2:30 O'Clock there will be .
meeting OF the Robert E. Lee chap
ter OF the United Daughters OF the
ConTedcracy at the home OF Mrs.
John f. Phillips. sos Fourth street
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3 N q. club 10 Meet.

Mrs.. Lloyd Cross win be hostess
Thurgday ID her apartments in the
MasonIc temple to the members OF
tfie T. A. s.. club. This will be the
first meeting OF this club In some
time and 1t Is anticipated there
will be most interesting gather
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Was III at School,

Miss Virginia Reed. OF Sixth
street. who left for Fairfax Hall,
Basic, Virginia, to attend school,
has been quite I'll there and is Jug
now able to take up her studies.
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AnolIo cluh Toninht.

Tonight the Apollo club will hOl0
a semimonlhly dance in the Sll.
sonic temple. The Suauee orchc5-
ira OF Clarksburg will furnish the
music.
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Rivesville Boy
Dies After Opeartion

Lewis Bartok, Of Rivesville, aged
seven years, died this morning at
nine o'clock at Cook hospital TO-.
lowing an operation. The body
was taken to the home OF his uncle,
Steve Molina, at Rivesville, and the
funeral will take place some time
Wednesday with burial to be made
at Montana cemetery. Carpenter
and Ford are the undertakers. Tho
child's parents live In Michigan.
Lewis made his home with his
uncle.
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a linen shower was given to Mr..
and Mrs. Earl Cox at their home in
MiIiersville Saturday evening, DC
tober 8 which was much enjoyed.
The evening was spent playing
games and other amusements were
Joined in by all. Refreshments
were served. Those present were /:
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. L. Swisher and
children, Mrs Artie Cox, Mrs: Err
nest Swisher and children. Misses
Mary Swisher, Beryl Dexter, LII.
Ian Hager, Bessie Miller, Bel.
Fitzpatrick, Elsie Shoemaker, REM
Miller. Freda johnson, VirgiR Shoe
maker, Delcie Swisher. Hazel Cox,
Minnie Shoemaker, Lester Cox,
Paul Harden, Paul Hoffman, Frank
Yeager, Carl Bartholow, Russell
Swearingen, John Hoffman, Law
renee Prunty, Brooks Bartholow,
Troy Cox, Slim Hall, Russell Prun-
ty, Cecil Spencer, Clarence De.
vault Lewis Swear1ngen, Denzil
Vincent, Jess Shackelford, and Mr..
and Mrs. Earl Cox.
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{ 90 SOCIAL EVENTS.
A,I,Ir,9, an cftizenahlp,

Z Frfday OF this week the Uctobst
meeting Of the Woman'B club VIII
Re held and the principal feature
Of an interesting program VIII pc
an address upon citizenship by
MISS Marie Amos, who will come 70
FaIrm0nt as q representative OF
the Wonnan's League Of Voters. On
account OF the address by Miss
s4uieg an Invitation to attend the
nieeting has been extended TO all
ne women In the county.
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city Missionary Union.

The regular monthly meeting OF
the executive board OF the City
Missionary Union was held Satur-
day afternoon at three O'Clock and
was attended by representatives of
ten the churches in the city. The
meeting was routine business one
with a number of important mat
ters considered and discussed. The
expenses for the tea recently held
were taken up, churches were ap-
pointed to do their work this month
In the Nursery and union mission
atudy clubs were discussed with
suggestions made. Miss Dorcas
Prdohnrd has been elected secre-
tary of the literature to take the
place OF Mrs. w. D. Straight. Her
1dutyStis to order books and take
charge of the literature used in
general, SO a year is speut on
missionary books and these are
circulated among the churches.
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MeSbs De- Of the Retain Clerks
|; angoniation are making plans for
|IIGiioW8en party which Will be
/! Rfyan at their quarters in the
American building on the evening
al October 2S.
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You cant vote unless you arc
registered. Be sure that you are.
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absolutely waterproof

"NEPONSET' is waterproof all the way
through. Water will not fade the handsome
"NEPONSET' colors-it will not dim the ar
tistic ''NEPONSET' Patterns that house
wives all over the country are so enthused
about-neither will it soak in and injure it in
any way. 1t will give good service, consequent
ly is bound to give satisfaction.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-09-29
COACH DOBSON HAS LOST
MAHANEY, BACK FIELD MAN
Spiders All Set for First Game on
Saturday With Lynchburg
College.

| Three days remain before the Uni
vers!ty of Richmond Spiders, under
| the leadership of Head Coach Dob
/ son, viii usher in one of the most
| attractive football schedules ever of
:cred to the followers OF the fall
| classic in Richmond and vicinity.
Saturdays contest is TO be with
Lynchburg College. and is to begin
nj O'Clock, an hour decided on, due
TO tho continuing warm weather. and
so long as unfavorablc weather con-
ditions prevail that will be the otIi-
,S!hi starting hour for all spider
varsity games.
Previous To their withdrawal from
tnc IL. v. !. y. y. circuit the Spiders
were chief advocates for a schedule
tiaiiins Tor one game with each OF
me championship contenders. instead
Oh Two as formerly. So there could be
broadening out policy in schedule
making that would afford fandom
more more VARIETY. To this, end the local
having SIX games of their eight book
ed for Boulevard Park. three being
win clevons not often seen here.
opening with IynchburE College
on Saturday. the Spiders Journey 10
Washington to meet Catholic - on
the oth. while William and Mary
ahd tiftiiaudet stage battle in Rich
mona. Then the locals match with
iiampde Sidney and Davidson in or
Der before iackling the Indians in
norfolk. coming back for the re-
ma!nder of their CARD which V. T..
]. and Wake Forest to Richmond and
concluding the season with a Turkey
Day AFFAIR against Randolph Macon.
while not many plays have been
mastered toy the Red and Blue sGuad
Coaches DobSon and Churchman have
drilled the men hard in them and
continue heavy scrimmaEing until
thursday afternoon. Yesterday Dob
son divided his squad into four
cievens without significance as to
rating but for more efficient train
lnS. designating them teams 4. b.
c. and u.
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CINEMA OFFERINGS
Az kncM No Could Do It.

HAY knew lie Could DO IT,.
Charles ; Ray fgl, tina, he could < ada ID
"Toriy-nve Minutes From Broad
way" at the Broadway this week.
which neither the original creator OF
tho role, Victor Moore, nor it's au-
thor. George NJ. Conan. who later
played the part, managed to impa r,
While sticking close TO the text OF
the play, he has In no other way been
Copyca;.
seeing the Light.
inc of The Point of View" the star
i,lnE vehicle for Elaine iiammerSi Elm,
in tho Biiuu for the last time today.
She passed up cold" all the tradi-
lions of her arstocratic lineage and
= ptsoyided for her dependent but
weak wiicd relatives. despite their
objections.
Simply upro"rious: That's All.
: Eddie Lyons and Lee Morer have
trod the paths of the fun makers
SO long tina; il is second nature for
They will be seen today and tomor-
row at the Bluebird in la La Lu-
ellie. a farce with music by Fred
cal comedy stage last season.
Praise for Giaum Picture
y. Parker Read. Jr.. guided tho des-
TIMES OF The Leopard Woman" the
starring. all this week at the Isis
during its transmission from the text
OF the Stewart Edward White novel
10 the silver screen. and he has
been rewarded by the acclaim bota
star and picture have received
Fairbanks In ..ArIZona.r
Doug will again be seen in a
notable production at the Victor to-
daH and tomorrow. His role of A
cavalry lieutenant is somewhat
different one from others he has
portrayed. but he is able to work
In enough OF his own business" to
give satisfaction to one and all Ar
puckie IS also Oh the program in "a
"r0 Ho and n Bottle Of Itun,."
whoa back: steady there We can't
refrain from bringing up this echo OF
the past In referring to the Odeon's
screen feature today and tomorrow
Treasure Island" But. remember
II $ an echo. and that's all However
you'll bc rewarded by watching the
marvellous work of Lon CLANCY in
the Robert Louis Stevenson story that
mas made many youths blood cur
die and has made many an old man
young again.
RcI Has Fine Features.
The Rex Theatcr today Offers Texas
Gu!nan IN the Night Rider" and Bcn
wilson and Neva Gerber in new
episode OF their serial. The Branded
Four" which they began a; this the
alter a few weeks ago.
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FORT WORTH WINS SERIES
tBy Associated Prcss.l

LITTLE ROCK, ARK. Sept. cS.-
Defeat OF the Little Rock Travellers.
n team forrlei of players from tho
pcnnant Winning club. of tho South.
crn Association. by Fort Worth.
Texas League. champions today. 4
TO >. in the post-season series gives
the victory in the series to Fort
Worth. The latter team has four
games to its credit, with two going
to Little Rock and one tcn-inninS
contest tied.
Poor fielding and base work by the
locals resulted in Fort Worth win
ming today. Manager Elberfeld, Of
Little Rock, used fourteen players in
an effort to stave OF defeat. Score:
Little Rock. .; Fort Worth. 4.
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ADJUSTMENTS
nJrene WIN Crra,c Ln,o,,

"Jrene VIII Create E'urorc.
mis- is inc universal opinion Of all
VINO have aeaTd anything about the
Nay n which this smart muslca, com
.dy cap;!vated, and is SIN c4ptlyat-
ing, Mex Workers, while !; mas a.so
had run % nearly year in Lon
iirst half OF lex, week. co!nc,dent
Nth The opc6ls OF tho State FAIR
aud many Nirgiaiaas VIII welcom. tho
chance 10 SEQ II. The mouse VII, he
dark after tonight until "irenc' lights
II up with her gorgeous entrance.
Some sio,0u0 have been spent on COS
tunes among the other items for TIC
j. production.
80. Hiss Catherine Mulqucen will have
the title role. Others in the cast ara
Marjorie Moore. Nina Penn. Ida Van
tine Gertrude Bcrkely. Rusby Berke-
Icy. Harriet Young, Both Howard.
Austin Clark. Garret Carroll George
: Eisiing and James curran. The
catchy songs include Little Alice
B b,es G'% giy Rd ffkn r aaS' If ,S o..
TOWN" TO BE Worthy OF You"
,1"Hobbics." ITO Love You Las,
I tart OF Any Party" and There's
Something in the All" Harry Tier
!. hey wrote the music. Joseph McCar-
thy provided the lyrics and James
Mccarthy wrote the book.
Traresty "'i"od-hyc" Heads Mn.
Among the features. tof ,sc iCad-
..e!py's wcek-cn bill. are .FoX'and Eng
farccurs, who are pre-
: fgMtlng "a funny trav.Sty on married
.-llle.. called Good Bye" The playl.t
- Is. In three scenes. described as tho
,sino bi lizasion. the attack and the ca
ri Howard Nich9!s. on this hill. is a
funny jusgler. who spc-
= GisIizes in hoop-roll!nS. Ills troupe
8 OF educated hoops spin through an
- exhibition said 10 be as amusing as
amazing.
Ford and Goodrich. singers. dancers
saand comedy Players. promise "a lively
.r.Ind% diverting quarter Of an hour.
,es-Ihey have a race variety act
Charles Gates and Marion Finley
! will he seen in novel creation Of
{ their.owM. II was arranged to dis
sri,th3-,thc individual versatility OF the
e--r,atr:-. They offer songs. dances and
limitations.
Rounding out the vaudeville lis,
VIII come the Sutherland Saxophouc
Six. Four men and two women make
mp. the troupe Of entertainers. Tho
voices and Instrumental skill Of tho
Sutherlands are given special prorui
nence in the act. bu: IN. comedy clr
neni is also conspicuous from DO.
ginning TO iinish of the program they
offer $50 :
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EMPLOYMENT
Help wantcd-E'cmaIc

Help Wantcd-Fcmalc 81
COIIORED WOMAS-Wanted. kcttlcd col
orcd woman to take charge of home:
family oI two. Apply Cashier Times Dis.
patch once.
COOk-wautcd. reliable cook for family
OF j, Must have references. Auply 3ai.
PAu"rson Avcnu..
COOK wanted at 5000 per month. and
- assiatant cook at 5000 per month.
itoard. room and laundry furnished. Ad-
ur6as hcRendrco Hospital. Nckendres.
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BARGAINS.

G. rgNA Il. r. 4k;EcK SE ESr, ;,F2H
SJfR S2ELj 80 $j$5? HELo% Wt 9Th
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& SffFA'ST I.iRoE AS2 &EW Eor srHkE
$##!f $$H#} 'E$'iT a5 BE
OLD HIcKoRY LIGHT DE.
%F!ER sew f TInEs k AND kE;
NATIONAL SIX.
F$ES #ssb 4i nj Ell Ell
? NisNIi AID M 2IRF s G2 IFS
m Ms5,tsn 81 g. shape Price $3.50, Cali
BEIScOE automobile. either late 1919. or
months Ia city. in real estate business.
going on, OF town. viii sell cheap. I.lber.
baH''p'pH
HUle sn,ea Gg and fSpa ss.4en
cell ch.an. ii: SorM Fifth S,reef. WIN
npiG Co co6 SsEFsIn n.sk ,oSd;,s5.
change Anply aios Eas, Main a? s,ree n ei
BUY A GUARANTEED
USED CAR
From the original guar
antee house.
Find out just what
we mean by guaran-
teed used cars.
l 1919 Studebaker Light
Six, 5-passenger touring
run very little; Kelly
Springfield cord tire; new
ly painted; a real bargain.
l Overland Club Road.
ster, 4-passenger; wire
wheels; new top; newly
painted.
Your old car accepted as
part payment.
All these cars have beer
reprinted. They look anc
run like new.
Our prices are the low
est in the city.
Any terms within reason
takes a car. Ride while
you pay. See Mr.. Chap
pelle.
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
COMPANY, INC,
FOG w. Broad Street.
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BUSINESS SERVICE
Repairing

+: MUSY. reputed Swiss expert watch and
ehronomctcr maker aud repaircr. ISL East
Main Street.
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Screen Calendar

Northumberland Hny In
Ieorty-five Minutes From Broad
sstVay:'
\ ~sBIJOU-Eininc IIammerstcin in
b .0The Point OF View
Observation-Disclosures Lyons and
Lee Norm In LIN I'm LuciIle.-
q ISIS--Louisc Glnum In "The
Leopard woman"
l. VICTOR-Douslns Fairbanks in
"ArfEonn.-
.ODEON-I-on CLANCY in 'Trens-
ure lsland.-
fIIEN-rcXas Guinan In ''The
Night Rider,- and the Wiison-Gcr-
her serial. 1.-THE Branded Four"
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HhIIc.iAf

IA i.IssMEN wanted. oIn cr,on..., -.
AMI nan mn TO 1oi s"ii an imported limo OF faces
retail dry goods tTado: com mS,,nans TO the
c %n any IVA a. soon n. orders arc re.
drrHh. with full Particular and rnfSS,c ~,
Msm NM T.. o. l'ox ts7. Madison square.
IA I.lssMEN wanted to nrc.on, .,.,,5.,s
imodicai books to physicians only. Wo
naHo lMht Issued and now have IN pre.
Ing with pronounced favor; succe ssf,I
D O, moan snrccssfnl Halean,cn, good in.
SnHs prove nro ysI
fullest details and business refcrances y
u. l.ippipcott Company. philadelphia, Pa
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-06-28

Anchorage street, 8l2, Mary Jablonski
from Wladyslaw Dombrowslsi, 81 200.
Twentieth street, north of Jefferson
street, George W. King from Mary y.
Adair, $500.
Eighth street, 1921 West, Samuel
Kahn from Louis Budin, $4,000.
jackson street, 5l2, Harry d. Connolly
from Lolerta NJ. Reed, guardian, $3.50.
Harrison street, north Of Reed, William
J. Graney from Catharine Walsh, 81, 600.
Eighth street, corner Windsor, Sabatine
Senaio from Anna G. Bayles, 5000.
jackson street, south of Sixth, Harry
ID. Connolly from John Forrest, ct al,
$4,000
Vandever avenue, 922, John s. Rowzee
and wife from Patrick Kelleher, $500.
Market street, north of Twenty-third
Bernard A. Jenlxin from James M. Stuart,
$4,000.
Market street, south Of Nandever avenue
Patrick Kelleher from Nicholas Govatos,
$4,000.
Twenty-second street, 80 East, Nathan
Barsky from Patrick Hefferan, admins
traitor, 81 500.
Washington street, 1909, William M.
Hanly from George w. King, $4,000.
Marshall street, east of Cedar, Dennis
A. Rainey from Nathan Barsky, 81 900:
Fourth street, 1908 West, Michael
Salamone from Myer London, $4,000.
Taylor street, west Of Poplar, Mary A.
Shockley from George III. Shockley and
Mary o. Cork, 81 900.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-06-28
CITY REAL ESTATE
IN NEW HANDS
Many Deals Recorded at the City
Hall in the Past
Few Days.

The following city property transfers
hsvc been recorded at the City Hall:
Twcnty-sixth street, south of West
Marin G. Balascia from Edward Abra-
aams. Jr.: $500.
New Castle Causeway, FIVE lots, VIII
minaton Provision Co. from Max Matthes
md wife, s50,Sl6.2l.
Msdison street, 9l4, Ritter Hopes and
wife from Ella l.. Evans, ct al, SIS, 200.
Poplsr street, south of Third; two lots,
Luigi Marine from Carardorigve, S3,31
Lincoln street, sos, Carroll B. Grant
from William Miller Shaw, 50. 500.
Adams street, west of Pleasant. Isaac
White from Kate +. Hildreth, $1,000.
Thirteenth street, west of Lombard,
Wilmington Oil and Refining Co. from
Industrial Improvement Co, $4,000.
Fifth street. l6OS West, Frank p.
Cofone from Joseph A. Cofone. $500.
Fifth street, 1910, Dominick S. Cofone
from Joseph A. Cofone, $1,000.
Second street. 1904 West, Wili:m j.
joyce from Archibald $. Reed, $4,000.
Market street. west of Twenty-seventh
A. Hamilton from Martha p. Todd,
1850.
Twenty sixth street. l07 West Edward
Abrahams, Jr, from Ella OFT Reed, S4, 500
jefferson street, 9l0, Elizabeth S. and
MARY Eta Mcdaniel, S1l 500
Vandever avenue, 7I5, Robert ID.
Mitchell from Caleb Il. Burchenal, $4,000.
Sixth street. 504 East, John Patrick
from Mary McMahan. 81 500.
Monroe street. south of Fifth, Charles
Ioeher from Max Marantz. 50. 400.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-06-28
Union NJ. T.. Juniors Picnic.

The Junior League Of Union NJ. r.
Church held its annual picnic at Rock
ford tower last Thursday afternoon.
Pie contests, suitcase races, peanut
and taffy scrambles, and other games
filled the hours with Joy for those who
attended. Late in the afternoon all sat
in a circle on the ground and repeated the
league motto.
Those present were: Mrs w. w. Walls,
Mrs II. p. Hughey, Mrs Ed. Layton, Mrs.
George Ward, Mrs. Della White, Miss
Anna Edwards, Miss A. c. Crothers, Ray
mond Reager, Earl butcher, Bett, Perry.
William Perry, Laura Allston, Mildred
Green Harry Green, Winfred DAZZLING
James kerriean, Kohn KerriRan, Margaret
Walls, Mabel Walls. James Walls. Grace
Dennic, Harriet White, Harold VIII te.
Bernice Chase, Paul Lukens, Rola nd
Townsend. Helen Barrett, Ruth Piorson.
Ethel Whiteley, Billie Tyson and Yer na
TYSON
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-06-28

1900; Charles Colburn, 1908; Thomas
Cooper, 2l7S Elwood Barrett, sO4;
James Coleman, 1882; William Paigr,
6435; Isaac Mason, 405S; William Griffin,
3402; Howard Jones, 1861; james John
son, 3174; Frank Stanback, 1926; Percy
Stokes, 1896; Willie SaIdcr, 6523
Clarence Seth, e64S; Joseph Smallwood,
6S68; Harvey Smith, 6s7S; John Richis,
58S5; William Richardson, $3.50; Percy
Terry, 5981; Augustus Tasco, 5020; Ralph
Tildon, 1914; William Tingle, 56s2;
Charles Turner, 603S; Robert Thurston,
$685.; Harvey Thompson, 5639; Hammio
Brack Tomlinson, COOL; Albert Tumkins
7462; William Travis, 6O35; James Tay-
lor, $3.50; Richard Cuff, 24O3; Frank Cur
tbs, 239S Earl Laws, d299 Walter Laws,
42D7; Walter Kelley, 390s; Wade Hill,
1896; Erwin Emory, 655; Edward Laws,
6lS; Earl Flemming, 2606; Walter Guy,
3454; Edward Gains, 2766; Leroy Harris,
3244; Norman Hicks, 1878, Stanley Har-
ris, 32lS; Charles Hollins, 5s77. Ray
mond Hill, 1894; James Hodges, 5049;
John Grant 1897; Hoswa Harrison, 1858;
Henry Armstead, 749S; Clarence HUT,
4772; Charles Harris 3242; Frederick
Adams, 263; George Abrams, 256; DIR.
John Ayers, 9S3; Clarence Anderson, 537;
James Sewell, 67O3; Herbert Wagner,
1747; William Roberts, 1852; Isaac
Reason, 5774; Elmer Bratcber, ld6s;
Samuel Brown, 207S; Anthony Ayers, sos;
Ernest Brown, POSI-; William Ball, 72O;
Stephen Nichols 5000; George Nelson,
523S; William Pcndleton, 6332; John
Philips, 67sl; John Leonard, 4074;
Raymond Bergman, 1853; Charles Bailey,
S2l; John Blake, 14l2; Frank Burton,
22s7; John Bartlett, 4g2; Robert Brown,
2097; Herman Armstrong, 57S; Joseph
Watson, 5i24; Morris Whitaker. 1887;
Harry Warfield, 1853; John White, 1914;
Golden Wilson, 1892; Leroy Williams,
1891; Charles Whale, 1913; Walter Will
liams, 1890; Joseph Pernen, 6274; Frank
Coston, 232s; Alfred Coles, 1875; Oliver
Dennis, 337; George Dumpson, 1886;
Alex Diamond, 1882 William DcShields,
37S; Wakry Diamond, l0i0; John Doug
las, 1850; George Ewing, 907; John Loper.