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Oxford Democrat., 1920-06-01
West p.r,e.

Tho Good Will Society will hold q
sale. supper and entertainment at the
Universallst church Wednesday after.
noon and evening, June I'd. Sale will
open at 2 o'clock. A splendid line Of
fancy work and aprons will be shown
also . mystery table, plant sale, candy
and home-oooked food. Supper at {
O'Clock consisting of baked beans, brown
bread, white bread, salads, cake, pies
coffee and tea. An entertainment in The
evening by the children will be very
pleasing, and is % follows:
Piano solo.-...---.---.-----..- Beatrice Davil
Tableaux.
-''n ''' '' ' Thirteen Children
Piano Sole. Albert Martin
'Is Dream G Of Mother Goose. e.....Twenty Children
Supper will be IS cents, children d
cents; entertainment IL and 10 cents
supper and entertainment, adults 4t
cents.
The drama, "Brother JOSIAH" was
presented at Grange Hall Friday even.
ing for the benefit of the grange and was
great success. The drama was very
bright and funny and its presentation
splendid, we'll worthy the large patron.
age 1t received. A dance followed the
play. Ice cream was on sale.
Edgar Whitman is Ill at the home of
G. L. Briggs.
Mrs. Adney Tuell has been quite III
during the past week from cold and
bronchitis.
DR.. and Mrs. Wheeler and Mr.. and
Mrs. e. j. Mann and Miss Alice Penley
were at Portland last week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Mann and Mrs. Ridlon
attended the meetings of the Grand
Chapter, Order Eastern Star.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lyons have purchased
Mrs. Elmer Marston's house on Pioneer
Street.
C. L. Ridlon was In Boston last week.
Rev. j. q. Little gave . very able
memorial address at Grange Hall Sun
day afternoon. A male qusrtette fur.
nished music.
F. P. McKenney visited his daughter,
Mrs. v. <. Ellingwood, at Kineo over
the weekend.
Oxford Democrat., 1920-06-01
The Seniors Win.

Hebron seniors won the inter.class
track meet on the Academy campus
Tuesday. The f1nsl scores were: Seniors,
40; special students, SO 1.2; juniors, IS;
sophomorss. 22 IL; and frsshmsa. o.
Oxford Democrat., 1920-06-01
Coming Events.

June 4-7-Commencement. University Of Maine
Orono.
June s-9-oxford Baptist Association, Paris
Hill.
June 2l-Primary election.
June 2SJuly 5-Centennial celebration OF stafs
of Maine, Portland.
July lEls-Community Chautauqua, county fsii
grounds.
Oxford Democrat., 1920-06-01
FOR SALE.

Good refrigerator, sewing ma
chine, hair mattress, pillows, chairs
and other house furnishings, includ
ing several pieces of antique furni
ture. Apply to
MRS. HALL,
at DR.. Aldrich's, Paris Hill.
Oxford Democrat., 1920-06-01
FOR SALE.

At South Paris, 8 room house, 2
story and ell, could easily be made
two tenement by finishing rooms in
the attic. Shed and stable, good
sized lot with shade trees, garden
and good water. Inquire of
E. H. FARRAR, South Paris,
or
c. E. FARRAR, Norway.
2l.24
Oxford Democrat., 1920-06-01

Can't look we'll, eat we'll. or feel we'll with i'm
pure blood. Keep the blood pure with Burdock
Blood Bitters. Eat simply. take exercise, keer
clean, and good health is pretty sure to follow
$l.26 bottle.
Oxford Democrat., 1920-06-01
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Otherwise $500 year. Single copies cents
ADVERTISEMENTS All legal advertisements
are given three consecutive Insertions for el.S
per inch In length Of column. Special con.
tracts made with local, transient and yearly
advertisers.
JOB PRINTING New type, rsst presses, electric
power, experienced workmen and low prices
combine 70 make this department. Of our busi-
ness complete and popular.
Oxford Democrat., 1920-06-01

Hives, eczem,, Itch or salt rheum sets you
crazy. Can't bear the touch of your clothing
Doan's Ointment is fine for skin itching. Al
druggists sell It, 6Oc box.
Oxford Democrat., 1920-06-01

Don't use harsh physics. The reaction weak
| ems the bowels, leads to chronic constipation
Get Doan's Regulets. They operate easily. SOt
at all stores.
Oxford Democrat., 1920-06-01
PARTRIDGE DISTRICT.

Mr.. and Mrs. James Barrett and SOD
Wendell and Miss Eleanor Jordan called
at William Mason's recently.
Miss Wilma ]. Mason was at James
Barrett's recently.
Miss Alice Field has been visiting her
sister, Mrs. Frank Lowering, of Buck
field.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Lowering and chill
dren, Clayton, Kenneth and Elvs, spent
the day with her parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
Fremont Field.
Oxford Democrat., 1920-06-01

Mrs. Eleanor Hodgdon Porter, the
rather noted author, died at her home
in Boston last week. She Is chiefly
known through her "Pollyanna" books.
"Pollysnna" was creation too good to
be true; nevertheless as an ideal she had
many worskipers, and perhaps the
world 10 better because she was created.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-10-04
SQUIRE GILLIS" COURT.
f. H Lewis, Accused of Forging Checks,
Held for Grand jury.

Magistrate Harry |. Gillis heard three
cases this morning. Edward H. Lewis,
Easton, Md, arrested on Saturday by
State Detective Prank W Mccoy. was
held in $500 bail for the Court of General
Sessions on a charge of forgery.
Lewis is alleged 10 have had checks
cashed by l.. Harowitz, Ninth and Viii
son streets. The checks were made out
to Carroll Mulliken, rayable TO ". L.
Mulhken and drawn on an Easton bank
They were indorsed BY Harowitz, who
later received the checks back from the
National Bank of Delaware, where he had
deposited them. Lewis formerly lived here
and moved TO Easton recently.
Samuel Williams, colored, charged with
larceny, arrested Saturday BY Fatrolman
Alfred S. Bradford was held IN 81 900 bail
for the Court of General Sessions. Viii
lams was arrested at the request of Sta te
Detestive Frank W. Mccoy, who in
vestigated the case. The Negro is alleged
TO have stolen $50 In cash and gold
watch and chain valued at about Sl20from
store and dwelling in Christiana last
week.
Harry K. Ickes, arrested Saturday
night at Overlook Colony. by Constable
Wilmington. was dismissed upon the pay
ment of costs He was charged with being
DRINK
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-10-04
NEW CHARTERS.

Special Correspondence of Every Evening
Dover. Oct. Charters were filed here
saturday a. follows
california Hotel Co. Of Delaware. viii
mington. Del. capital. S33. 900. 600
CONSUMERS Corporation. Pittsburg Pa j:
S1ouO 600
Noet Farm Meat Products Co. whining
Dominician Hotel Corporation. Whining
ton, Del 5000 600
Dibble OH and Gas Co. Wilmington Del.
,rTogr.es.siive silk Mills. Inc Wilmington.
Del ~lsn.ppO
Hotel Hanover Co. Wilmington, Del:
Penn Gard and Paper Co. Wilmington.
Del 100000.
Change Of name Of Mexico Realty and
DeYelopment Corporation 10 Mexican Amer
ican Corporal ion New York City and in
ercasi ng capital from $4,000, 600 TO $40.
Consolidation Of Delaware Printing 20
ana News publishing Co. under name of
NeSs-lournal Co. capital. s2.5O0. 600. In
Laird Raymond W Ellis Clarence Under
wood. all 81 Wilmington. Del: Il B. Shurter
Ilsmcre, Del
Dover Oct 2.-Charters we're filed be-e
yesterday, as follows.
Hanna Furnaces Co. Wilmington Del:
Neifare Loan Society Of Detroit. Dover.
Central Iowa Utilities Co, Davenport.
Iowa 81 500. 900
NoWay Welt Shoe Corporation WHINING
ton. Del. 81 600 900
lntsr-Cities Financing Corporation. Will
niington. De. 81 .050 600.
Dollar Point Pencil Corporation. Los
Ansslcs. Cal. $500 600
overland studios. Inc, New York City;
$500 600
Brtish-American Film Producers Alliance.
inc.. New York City, $500 600
tsn-Ilya OIL and Gas Co, Wilmingt ton,
Del $3.50 900.
Commercial Aviation Corporation, Pitts
burg. Pa slno. 900.
Conway OIL and Consolidating Corpora
ton, Baltimore, Md; 500 600.
a j. Heath & Co, Philadelphia. Pa; $780,
Liberty Producing and Manufacturing Co.
Aluadanc, la, 500 900
seors. Shoe Co. Wilmington, Del 500
600
American fsindery Corporation. New York
City. 500 900
National ship supply and Machinery Co.
Ntw nork ssity. $4,000.
$50 900.
siinp.,ins schuchert Oil and Gas Co. Pitts
burg. Pa 500 900.
Peerless Novelty Manufacturing Co, VIII
ming ton. Del SIS 600
Gem Cafe Co. Wilmington Del S25 OOO
Acme Cafe Co. Wilmington Del 81 5 600
Washington Cafe Co. Wilmington. Del.
si5 600.
Bemish Baking and Catering Co. VIII
ming ton. Del. 81 600.
lncTease in capital-Tanner-Gilm
schools. Inc, Chicago m. from $500 600
% 81 .oco. 900: Huchberger Manufacturing
Co.. Pittsburs, Pa. 100000 to 81 SOC. 900.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-10-04
FINANCIAL NOTES.

October dividend and interest checks to
he sent out by railroads and industrial COM
pa1ies will aggregate 1914 05s 900 against
S3ga, ,92l 600 for October Of last year
Analysis Of the balance sheet of the re-
orssnixed Maxwell and Chalmers companies
including good will and allowing Sl0O per
share for the \ preference shares shows
book value for the h stock of approx
mately s35 per share.
With the revived discussion concerning
possibility Of combination Of several steel
companies 10 was reported yesterday that
the Midvale steel and Ordnance Co might
agree 10 sell the Cambria steel property
and keep its other operations. This is not
credited
National Properties Co. 4-6 per cent bond
holders protective committee. of which
Evan Randolph is chairman. in anticipa-
tion of the subscription for the American
Railways Co : per cent income bonds 50
per cent Of which is payable October 5 " i'll
make application 10 the Philadelphia Stock
Exchange to list the receipts of the Penn
sylvauia Co. for Insurance on Lives and
Granting Annuties for the bonds deposited
unuer the plan. stamped subscription.
Paid affording a market for the certifi-
Gates 81 deposit. thus stamped with the
cash paid IN.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-10-04
DECLINE IN OILS AND
STEELS IS EXTENDED
Rails Lose Greater Part OF Ad'
vance Made in Early Morn
ing Trading.
nv Associated Press to Every Evening


New York, Oct 4.-(Wall Street, 1870
n. m THE indefinite trend of prices at
the opening Of today's stock market re-
suited mainly from profit taking in the
recently strong rails. Great Northern and
Northern Pacific soon lost y and q
points respectively, and other trans
continentals and grangers made fractional
rcccssions. These were offset in a measure
hy moderate strength in Canadian Pa
cihc, Reading, Baltimore x Ohio, and
Perc Marquette. Among industrials, oils
and sugars were under further pressure
with motors, stecls and coppers.
Noon--Oils and steels extended their
declines in the first hour and equip
menA shipping. copper, textile and rubber
shares fell | 10 3 points below last week 5
closing prices Sears-Roebuck was weak
est of the specialties, declining 512 points
ON selling prompted by reports of new
financing. Rails forfeited much if not all
of their early advance but rallied before
noon. Canadian Pacific made an extreme
gain Of points and 500. one of its sub
salaries, rose 5si points with marked
strength in Chicago a Northwestern,
New York. Chicago 4 st. Louis, Illinois
Central and New Orleans. Texas & Mexi-
co Trading quieted on the rally and call
money and foreign exchange were feature
less
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-10-04
rRESBN Terry OF NEW CASTLE.
Convened Today nj Rock Church Which
is Celebrating 206th Anniversary.

Rock. Md. October 4.-The Presby-
terry Of New Castle met in fall session here
today in Rock Church, which is cele-
hrating its 2O0th anniversary.
The meeting convened early this after
noon and viii conrInur4onight and to-
morrow.
While there has been some talk of the
McElmoyle case being revived, there
was no arly indication that il would come
up, although there was 4 possibility of
itS revival If there should be a contest
involving the mission of some elders
from Elkton. However. the feeling seemed
90 he that the whole matter had been dis
postd ~ for the present, as far as the
preshytery was concerned and that il
now rests with the Synod Of Baltimore,
which meets the latter part of this month.
The meeting most likely will be occupied
chiefly with routine business.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-10-04
CHESTEKTOWN AND VICINITY.
,eciai Correspondence of Every Evening

Special Correspondence of Every Evening
Chestertown, Md, Oct. 4.-Emory v.
Hogans has been appointed rural carrier
from Rock Hall postoffice, to fill vacancy
caused by the resignation of George
Downey.
State Road Commission has awarded
the contract for building the section Of
road from the town of Rock Hall 10 the
Rock Halliday Shore ferry landing 10
the Kaufman Construction Co. of
Denton, for $4,000.
The colored school Mouse al Hibcrnia,
near kennedyvile, which was recently
improved at cost Of $500, was totally
destroyed by fire. Saturday night A
festival had been held in the building that
night.
Clarence Jones Of near Rock Han,
badly cut his fingers in corn shelter
one day last week.
Captain Charles r. Coleman, Of Rock
Hall, has sold the store and dwelling
property IN that town occupied by Charles
Hammacher TO Mrs. Harvey Dickinson
OF Queeu Anne county.
Mrs. Elizabeth Br'tton of MiIl'ngton,
has gone TO Laurel Springs, N. j., where
she win make her future home.
William H. Burris, of M'llington has
purchased the home property of Mrs.
Mary Manning in that town, at private
sale.
MIR. and Mrs. Harvey Freeman Of WI
m ngton were guests part of last week
of MIR and Mrs. William Ii. Burr's Of
Millington.
Thomas G.. Wroth has sold 20 Henry y.
Appleford Of Church Hill, the Kershaw
farm, near Elkton, for $4,000, Mr..
Appleford 10 move al soon as possible
Mr.. hppleford recently sold bis fine farm
on Chester RIVER, In Quaker Neck sec
ton. to j. L. Dunn, of Baltimore, for
sA2. 500.
Mahlon +. Lee, now tcnanting the
Tulip Forest farm, belonging 20 Mrs
Elizabeth Skirven. near Fairlee. has pur-
chased farm near Kcnnett Square, Pa.
and will move there the first Of the year.
Arthur Loller has rented the farm now
occupied by Mr.. Lee.
]. A. Stotffer. Of near Locust Grove.
brought to the Kent News Office the
other day n pumpkin weighing 49I2
pounds, which is said TO be the largest
pumpkin seen here for many years
Allie Robinson has resigned his position
at the Chestertown electric light plant
and will move TO Wilmington. where he
has secured position.
Inc residence OF the late Samuef Marn
in Betterton was sold at public sale, last
week TO the heirs, for $500.
Miss Rebecca McFeely, who recently
accepted a position in Baltimore, has
been spending a vacation with her mother,
Mrs Alice McFeely. in Chestertown.
Game, both rabbits and partridges, is
reported more plentiful this fall than for
some time. In a short drive in the country
the other afternoon six rabbits were
counted in less than miles travel
Financial interests OF Baltimore and
Rock Hall are arranging to erect a big |
hotel at Gratitude, the Kent county end |
of the Rock H4ll-Bay Shore ferry, for the |
accommodation of summer visitors
The temperature dropped nearly 40 /
degrees here, Friday night and while there |
was no frost, truckers and farmers are |
very much alarmed for the safety of late |
Walter Strong and Edgar Pennington
caught thirty trout, some of which |
weighed Az pounds, and large quantity |
Of fine perch in one afternoons fshingr /
at Ringgold's Point, Wednesday.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-10-04
NEW PASTOR ARRIVES.

Dover. Oct Rev Roy c. Hell
fcnstein Of l'rbana. I'll the new pastor of
Peoples Christian Church, arrived in
Dover late Saturday afternoon, having
made the entire trip IN his sutomobile
Tie preached yesterday morning and even
ing in the church To large audiences and
received cordial greeting from the mem
bership and congregation.
The members and congregation of the
church will tender the new pastor a
reception N the ass mbly room of the
Peoples Church next Friday evening
Yesterday was Rally Day at Wesley
NJ. f. Church and Sunday-school. At
the morning service several persons were
admitted into full mem ership and the
nte Of baptism and communion, were
admin tered
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-10-04

the other, which, it is admitted, might
destroy the advantage thst he now seem
ingly enjoys.
HATRED or WILSON pr.ar.
The star feature Of the Republican
campaign will be TO follow the Hays
plan Of generating hatred for the vii
son administration specifically and all
things Democratic generally.
The Democratic style Of campaign
ing will be finally determined by Governor
Cox himself and President Wilson, and
the other leaders Of The party viii fall in
behind him. The Democratic hope IL
that by persistence the result Of the battle
will finally determined on the League
Of Nations lssle.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-10-04
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Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-10-04
DEATHS.

FLLIs-rn this city. on October 2. 1920
Elmer r. Ellis. of 1915 Jefferson street
Internent at Pottstown. Pa on Thurs
day. October Z.
HORTY-In this city, on October q 1920
James husband of Fannie Horty
Relatives friends and members Of Dfvf-
sion No. 2. A. o. H, are invited 20 attend
the funpralfrom his late residence Free
Park. oe Thursday morning at Q O'Clock
Requiem mass at Sc. Joseph's Church In
terTncnt at 81. Joseph's cemetery.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-10-04
POWDER QUOTATIONS..
Reported Daily At Noon by Laird & Co..
du Pont Building.
CHICAGO LIVE STOCK.
BY Associated Press to Every Evenino

- ~AS9N~A"VNH - ipoo W livery Evening
Chicago, Oct. Cattle receipts. "a
600; good and choice steers. and yearIings
steady to strong; early top, 1890: bulk
choice, 17al7.75; good grades mostly
l5a16.50; other grades very slow, mostly
S.50al3.75;. butcher cows slow, mostly
5.25a9; Gamers, mostly 4; bologna bulls,
6a6.50; veal calves, 17a17. so: medium
grades, 9a11; heavies, 6.50as. so; stockers
and feeders, steady; receipts. Yves terms
1000; market draggy
Hogs receipts, 10000; opened mostly
10 to- Is cents higher; now steady to 10
cents lower than Saturdays average; early
top, 1910; bulk light and butchers,
15.40a16; bulk packing sows, II .25aI4. so;
pigs, 10 TO 25 cents higher.
Sheep receipts, $4,000; fat lambs,
steady to 45 cents lower; choice natives,
y; mostly Hall rs; no fat westerns or
feeders sold early; bids 25 cents lower;
sheep steady; fat native ewes mostly
5a5.75.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-10-04
Hyman Cohen Attacked.

The police are investigating an attack
made on Hyman Cohen, shoe dealer, at
l03 West Front street, on Saturday
night. Cohen was taken to the Delaware
Hospital with a bad cut on his head made
by blunt instrument alleged to have
been In the hands OF Negro. The assault
Is said to have followed an argument ovef
the sale OF some saoes.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-10-04
SIX "DRUNKS" IN COURT.
Several Were Heavily Fined While Two
Were DISCHARGED.

Six persons were given hearing IN
City Court today on charge of drunken
ness. -Four of them, Adam Chernosics.
Albert Corbe, Charles Mccormick and
Osley Reynolds, were fined S10 each.
In the case of Elizabeth Wheeler
sentence was suspended. Two soldiers
from Aberdeen, Md, Frank Gadoki and
Walter Ratkowicz, were dismissed when
word was received from, the military
authorities that guard would be sent for
them.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-10-04
A Free Package
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Order them today Use the coupon.
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Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-10-04
Accused Of Shedding.

Wilbert Freeman, charged " IN exceed
ing the speed limit on the Phila delphia
pike, arrested this morning by State
Highway Officer Joesph McVey, was
fined IS and costs by Magistrate Harry
B. Stradley
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-10-04
Licensed TO Wed.

Magistrate L. j. Broman has issued a
marriage license 10 Earl p Mcconnell,
42l y. jackson street and Alice NJ
Camden. ll20 Heald street.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-10-04
Capt. Wardle Home.

Police Captain David Wardle has re-
turned from a motor trip through the
New England states.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-10-04
j" MOTHER /" BOOTH

CONTINUED from pa@e I
81 years she had waited for that day
when her son would have his liberty, and
when the time came her JOY was abounded
The New York herald. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1920-1924, 1920-10-08
LEGAL NOTICES.


NOTICE f. hsruhy giveu that ~ Aorinn OF
Multipiepolp6in. and Ernls~a.icu ina hecn
raised In th4 Sheriff; Court OF lnvQrrsts,
Elxin and Nairn at Inverness at The In
cethar,na MscKirtnfh residing NJ Daivourn.
rsytot. fnve-rsss-shire EYrcutricos ds;ive
OF tho late Alexander 10 sK!rinsh. Farmer.
f,uivcurn. Daviot Pursvcrs ons Real Rais-
err aaains, Andrew Macintosh Kettle p.
q Cogzcrt ifiaa TrsnsYaL David NhcGuli-
yrsy, fTopsonville Ros.eed County Moa,ann.
". g. 4. Angus MaedllN-ay Eoraytn Mon
OF the said Alexander MacXintnsh craving
the Court 10 find that TIE paruers are
holders OF the free proceeds q the ese.,.ry
er.nts of the esh dneoased Alexander Mac
Iiutozh who died CT Daviot tevorth Nay
nineteen hundred aud seventeen that they
s-e liable only In once and sirzis payment
ras that on payment OF corris ration ~ the
fund IN medic they are entitled TO 10 eron-
cred with their srpeItroa ard 70 ticus dscr@o
In favour Of the party o. parties who s',cii
be found TO have TIE bsst r'ght 70 the fund
Grant Esquire Advocato tbs ssrriff 6ubz,i-
tuto by ee.iverarca dates fourteenth Gap
tariher riusteen hundred aud twanty granted
warrent to cite on fourteen days niu. lac
the defenders shove named edicssliy and
also by frrn~miiiiag o certified cory TO
their respective aesressss and o~Snised the
dof~ndera II they 'ntrnf TO rhow cause why
Inc prayer OF TIE rstition should not be
GRATED Co lodge IN tbs hands of the Clerk
os The Court vi Inverness Eoitce cf Ap-
pcnrRnce Within the tDduc'aa uTlcfr certifi-
alton 81 being held a. confccss-, rna fur
ther appointed in.irraiiou or tho import Of
ths Petition ana Of the dclivcrsncn thereon
20 DO made by Advertisement onse In each
Of the ''Cere rgue" Cape Town. and
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Africa. ann the Montana Record Helena
and New York Herald" United Stairs Of
America OF all which lntima,icn Is hereby
made, .
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