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The Washington times., 1920-02-26

years ne nau Deen IN the actlVe.
practices of medicine and his
speciality was the diseases of
women. Later he desired to
give this to the public, and
he received a trademark protec-
ton from the United States
patent Office for this medicine
which is an herbal, "temper-
ance" prescription with all the
ingredients printed on the bottle
wrapper. In his every day prao-
tice in the early days he also
used a tonic and Alternative for
the blood, which was 30 univer-
sally beneficial that he deter
mined to place this medicine in
the drug stores of the United
States, where it could be readily
procured by the public. This he
called his Golden Medical Dis
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-01-02
NEWS OF A DAY
DOWN THE STATE
Young Woman Guest Initiated
Into Mysteries of Snipe Hunt
ing" by Seaford Friends.
yR. O. u. A M. OFFICERS
New Years Dance at Dover, Last
Night, an Unusually Brilliant
and Successful Affair.

pes-ih Co rrcspondcnce OF Every Evening
Dover. Jan. 2.-The New Years dance
gwen by the young men of Dover In the
State Arnorv. last evening, was . brilliant
affair and was attended by fully three
hundred persons, with hundred counics
ON the floor at q time. Many out-ot tow n
guests were among the dancers. ''glesby :
orchestra of Chester. Pa, furnished music,
which included much Of the Jazz va
rietv. Twenty-four dances were scheduled
with two extra numbers on each hRlt o.
tAc program.
The ratrone,<ses were Mrs. Walter
Morris, Mrs. !. q. Wolcott. Mrs. \. Is.
Richardson, Mrs. II s. Crawford, Mrs ,.
Warren Hall and Mrs. \ +. Watson.
The committee on arrangements IN
e;uded Mrs. NJ. H. Wilson, Ars. Harry
TayIor. Ms. Harry Mcdaniel. Miss Marie
Martin, Mrs Charles Jackson, Mrs
Henry Jones Mrs II Beers, Mrs 8. r.
Dawson. Miss LYDIA Watson, Miss Helen
Shorb. Miss Helen HorScv. Jack Lord.
Ben Magee, II. Lynch. Nj. Hsrtnctt, Z.
Terry. Frank Pritchctt, Robert Walker
William Richardson. Harry Richardson
: V. DcrTickscn, W Jackson, Rodney b'cc,
! W. Bs,vce, Wallace Woodford, Alexander
Dsilv
The dcssorstIors included draperies Of
American flags. with cvergrccns, and the
J iss,Tnu,uuity Christmas Tree IN The centre
Dancing continued until the early hours
~ the morning.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-01-02
n Sp.creiid Hair Grower
and Wonderful BesvtiieT

Here's gDod news fnT u,,n and women
mhoac hair IS falling Out, and have scalp
covered with dandnI9 that ii1ics Ike aad
n y Deuforth ~ any goCd dr1zgsL
can noe fupply you with lDo genuine
psris,an sage 0iTnl FORM, which y
guaranteed 70 quickly surely and Gafsly
abolish every aign 81 dandrif ytOp iteb
lnZ scalp and falling hair oud promote =
new growth, og money rounded
Tho1shnGe ran 1es'fy ~ lhe ezoe1eu
reeuits from rs use me WIN feared b
coming hairless now glory "a their abund
ant hair. while others gao suffered ioy
ycars with dandulF E.nd iLhinz head 20.
"a clean cool scalv nftor jlgt feW dsyb
iIso % tt,I7 smpir nome Treatment.
No matter whether bothernd Nth f8ll
ing Hair, gray mar. atted, stringy bair
dandr,T o. inhing scalp Try Partisan
rage y1p wiil nos II 1isappointed IT,
scientific preparation thai supple
hair nerds
The arst application should make your
hair and scal9 oos and feel 100 per cent
bctHr you want beautiful lFtrouf
hnir and ots 81 IL, oy al rneauz 0se Par
zian gage Don't delay Fegn tonight 4
Ittlc attention now hoips inaIre sburdan
hair ior years " come.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-01-02
NEWS OF SEAFCRD,
Special Correspondence Of Every Evening

Special Correspondenco of Every Evening
Scaford, Ian. 2 Mrs. Thomas McCrea
and son. Thomas, jr, and Mrs. Harry
Buticr and daughter Elizabeth, Of Fed
eralsburg. Md, were guests OF Mr.. and
Mrs. Everett Nlllin the first Of the week,
J. Seville Harris, Of Philadelphia, is
visiting his parents. Mr.. and Mrs John
Harris. on inch street.
Mis-, Emma smith Of Roycrsfvrd Ia !,
Is here for ten DAYS with her sister, Mrs.
Harry A. Phillips.
Mis- Harry COLLISION and son, kodcr.
Of PHILADELPHIA are here for several Gays
With hcr parents. Mr. and Mrs \ + ;.
Nackiin
Mrs. Edward p Hlnman Of Wilmington
has been called her, by he serious lllncsS
of hor father Edward Lloyd
Airs. Ardrlla Cou,h"urn left the frs; O
the wrck tu Pontiac Mich, v hcra She vail
s.,,nd several months with her daughter
Mrs William Il dorsey. and SON. Court
lend Coulhourn.
Misses Amelia Davis and F'slr Lowe
az Laurel we're entertained by Miss Allie
Smart If pIadcs several dav- CHS week.
II. Wilson lr. 81 smyrna is hclnE entHr
t.incd ~ Dorsey and Thomas Donoho-
Miss MARY Charles of Hurlnck Md,
srcnt Wednesday ard Thursday With
Mrs Alexander Doroho. in West Scaford-
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-01-02
CHESTER YARD WINS PRIZE.
Gets 81 600 For Constructing More Ships
Than BristDi Plant.

Chester, PA, Jan. 2.'rhe ~ 900
yaVer between Vice President w. r..
Wilson, works manager Of the yard ut
Bristol as to whether the latter or the
oompany's plant IN this city would de
liver the more TONNAGE per day for
the year 1919, wns officially decided
when Chester walked away With fhr
hon0rs.
The bet came about Inst rnnrneY ~
the result Of a speech made AZ o dinner
Mt Bristol. Vice President Smith called
attention to the good record The Ches-
ter yard was making and ssid that. 4
its speed were maintained, 4 would
eclipse the Bristol yard in point Of &C
tuai tonnage delivery at the end Of The
year. The sporting blood Of Works
Manager Wilson was stirred and the
wager was made
Intil the last It Tcopcd as though
Bristol htd \ fighting chance the armies
of shipworfers 81 both plants having
been let into ihe secret which 6prrrd
them 10 Rreatcr energies, bilt when tho
Doianson failed 81 make her dock test
hopes wancd and VICE President Smith
took the check for 5000 with . cordial
expression n thanks
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-01-02
sEAFoRD CHURCH OFFICIALS

special Correspondents n Everv Evrrtns
Soaior3. Jan. Tho ac.a' hoard Of
S.. Johns Il. +. Church n-s elected thc
following trustees Ior t.lr ensuing Eaar
William T. Alien chairman. Ja1ces y.
Cooke. secretary. " Harry brown, tree
Flrer. W. Nj. T White Ransrt 3 elliott
ana otis Fills. Madison Win was named
: trustee 10 serve IN piace q IrUlu VI.
Chlpmsn, deceased.
Thomas \ Rawlirs was chosen as dele
gats 70 the ay Conference and Dr.
Cha les NJ Hollis. alternate
SDcclal rnaefIu-s viii start N the
church Sunda, .acht. january I Rev
Disston = J.coh pastor 81 Hri3ce-llle
~. 7. Church VII .-S-.s- r pastor Eev
,. II. Warren, and viii oeclpy the pglri.
or ns Z Moncay i.lgh-
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-01-02
HOLIDAY WEDDINGS.
Special Correspondence Of Every Ever

Special Correspondence OF Evrry Evening
Milford Jan. = Sunday evening last
at tie parsonage OF I'll" NJ P.Churrh, Iy
Rev. G. r, dryden, Mrs Ida Pearl Cal
hoor. ,!stghtcr Of Joeeuh Caihoon OF
near Milford, was UaIriod 30 Raymond
Warreu. son Of Charles Warren of Ellen
dali After short wedding trip they
viii be 1T homo on East Front street,
Soith Milford.
December q, Miss Alice Downs,
daughter Of Mir and Mrs G. Nj Downs of
Warwick, ard r, inhardt Schro der motor
ci 30 Gc0rg, town and We're married 10y
Rev Rally They Will reside on farm 0
the crCors, near Warwick
Olas Smith ard Miss Flva Griffith Of
American Corner was married at the
Darsona,-n of Erunsvillc NJ H. Church,
Tuesday evening by the minister Of
that church.
Chari WARRINGTON son of the late
Coard Warrington os Overlook and Mlss
Mar, NJ. Iohand we're married, Tues
div lust. hv Rev Omar L Jones. pastor
IL the 81. Il. Church cf Milton
At tha hone If IT,, bril- parents. Mr.
ard NI-s $. NJ iIujeon, th..T daughter,
Miss Annie was married 10 Erncet Hill
of Clayton, Christmas eve. They vii re-
ss.ln 1t CLAYTON.
NIT. ami hlTS. " Tit III Rtkti1a AitiulflcS
tn, marriage of thor daughter, Mary,
to Harold nrtGa1ham Of Ievla. IN Wit
ui,rgon tv the pastor of TRINITY NJ. L.
Church, Icceni'ar -
tt thc home Of the brides parents,
Mis- III. len. daughter of Mr. and Mrs
Frank Lynch of near Roxana Was nntrp ]
III Enhralm West of iaslcro. sou II
Mr. and Mrs JOHN Il Neet Thy will re
side On 4 farm Of the groom 5, near Dags-
boro
uouuce thc mtrlrn ~ thrlr daughter,
Mss G'ly u i'a,a.l3re Barton. jr.. II
near Mills oro
q-,r, If NI:l~naro and Miss l.ida liearn,
IaIehtor q La.I.r 'issvn, oegrg, II .rr'cd.
tuesday last. hy Rev John 4 oadry.
Ni,ham q Barto Of M,.asoro aHnonnc-
NJ titc marriage, ~ hs daughter h.l1
Nj Il rarto. II iw7n Ralph
. 9,ifgrarel. eon of 5eeF,5a Blizzard ~ .eorge-
town Tire ccreTnnry naS reformed n
Milford j.y Res Il \ trph. -on, pas ct
!. Avenue MI II CAurb l-s..mter ~
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-01-02
DrLAVAgE CITY.
I ~ncr;a. Correspondence of Every EVENING

SncCia! Correspondence ~ Every Ev"utns
Delaware CITY. Jan : Miss Edith
Springer II N,lmu gton ,i@f"d Mrs
Chrslrlch Bcninc, here, yrsf rday
1nc children az thc 7 i sunday
srhooi were given their annuat Ch' 'ma
.ra il Sic rar,shhousc Wcduc aE
lt.-rv Newman II Iavre IL Grace
Nfd. II acting as conductor on thr IAia-
ware C.t1 aud Newark line ducfng ho
ii s-0rc of Thomas Nh.touan
Miss Martha Ene. entertained friends
II 4 Ncv Years Eve garty Nraa 'ay
irht rh,s pr rt wee N
I.vb MI. Margaret Navi.s II. II S@
~nr.ol-r S,rs ~hr.e.Itr NarEarrt FNa"S-
Minerva Schultz. Bortc Jefferson l'r1 III
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-01-02
IR. O. L. A. NJ. OFTICTls

spec4sI ssponlenr' u every LteILaa
DUver jan --Ilarar la-yeli. ~.
y, Jr. . Z II hss -iectes tie io'-
loving oflccrs fo- tre rs ing slE months
Junior pas councillor Nai,er =. ctt"-
Srt councillc-. t.-oraa HOS. sioc-cour-
cilor. Frank Faulkner, 81 taat rcco.ding
secretary Nllfie l-~e eonducTar Y ~
II,nkie; warde9 Georg. y eli. inside
sentinel. II y bucFsof olt~fd sertt-
rel, Sydney Grove trustee f.. Is usat'.-.
" c Boyer repre@nns atiyfS q ~tate
Cornell. tnT ttroe 1ea + 6 iav.oE,
Wal.ar !. Stgv a. ior MO voa-e Cling
the unexplred te -.n II anfaa- Dunn.
aite-nates. j t'2-na.- ~ ( II GiHkle.
" Ross Jgno- oLanla.. Na-t.- y rash.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-01-02
NEW YEARS AT GEORGETOWN

,ssss--ial Ccrroepondence cf Every fNeAiHS
Georgetown, Jan. p Ncw eAI DAY
>sas iHsherei IN Yesterday morning hy the
ringing Of church bells. blowing ot whistles
snd sIrens and ttc tri0g oi pistols and
ehotglns Hundreds q persons II th.s
SEXTON Of SllS>eX county Sat I'M to WatcA
che old year pass cut and Inc New ! lear
come IN
Since New YcSrs dav y the legal rn0y-
mg dav IN lower Delaware. i2ua drcd~ 81
Ys>onic Who ha3 to vacatn taa p~operi le'
ehev were occupying wore &arcir C.S-
appointed Uron arising Sc '.td ;hat ii
Wss raining The sun sn1n aNnciied the
clouds hovcver. snd thgsnses aataa31 e.a.4r.
r-vy1,r ~ th- pt-,r'. one of tac warfrs--t
.od s-7nrio-s, Nc1S Seav DAYS for scye..i
W,sS-~
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-01-02

fIutchins Of Fort du Pont, John Reybold
Hilton Lamp, Horace L. Thomas, Francis
Il. Warner, Turpin Rcse.
The yacht Bud, Jr., enroute to the
South. is lying in the Chesapeake d Della
ware Canal for repairs, the hull having
been badly cut by ice on its way down the
Delaware.
The s,cial and watch meeting held in
the chapel of, the Presbyterian Church
Wednesday night. was largely attended,
Rev. Robert Claiborne Pitzor. pastor Of
the church. held prayer service begin
ming at ll30 p. m.
Farm re in this vicinity are preparing 60
harvest ice from the canal. 1t is about s
inches thick
Mary Clark. youngest daughter of Mr.
and Mrs Cortland Clark, il quite i'll at
their home, near town.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-01-02
$40 A BOTTLE FOR CH FER.
New Years Celebrants Set High Record
At Atlantic City.

Atlantic City, Jan Wine at 2i0 n
quart and in some instances camoufaged
NJ Imported" by doft switch Of the
label. was The Car cxactcd from New
Year revelers 1T s0tne of the resort cafes
ard cabarets IL was a record figure
for the Joy water. but celebrators paid
il cheorfully. making the celebration
tie most expensive IN the history Of
shore festivities
Not content with levying Elm top
notch figure or wine, some Of tho cafes
which had invited their guest to Bring
i with you, levied charge Of s. for
each quart drunk by guests who obeyed
TINS mandate The high cost Of every
thing was the excuse eet forth on the
menus for this innovation Except IN
the matter Of noiec. which did not ap-
Iroach the volume Of former years. there
WIS nothing ~ the celebration suggestive
Of the general impression that 1t would
te tho f4si Of it, kind for many years
t. come # ever again.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-01-02
srAYoRD BOY MISSING

SPECIAL C.orrespondenoe 81 livery Evsrne
Seslogd. 1gu The r.'g cf
,b,s tovr end other n,aess. iurhur.r tbe
~ ;es hay, bccD 4s,rd to ar!a tr, c-
lana R,chardsou. i4-vear-old n 81 Mir
and Nrs. Willis Richardson ii hts town,
who hAs been missing from fis home
e,nc,, Tuesday morning. Nien III lift
horse he vss wearing 2 green s,lIt q.
clothes. grrcn nackinaw. green cap. Tair
az black stockings, tan shoes and rubbcrr
The boy has > conspicuous ven on lis
right eve. weighs about ll5 " i20 and i
shout Ave feet. inches tai Mrs hIrh-
ardson believes tn hoy went 70 NJ
ninrtoa or Chester, I'a.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-01-02
OLD JOKE ON A NOVICE.
Special correspondence of Every Eyrninr


Seaford. Jan. Snipe hunting. >
rrank aa old ms the hills IN 'sueaex county,
twas introduced la Miss Nancy Rob, n
ounr woman of rlotnixvillr Pa, who
is spending The holidays with friends here.
Mss Rob had heard 81 much Of the came
that she wns anxious to see how Il waR
plavcd so several Of seaford's aoelety set
fook her out. V drcs day ne HI aed rase
her IN introducii n toit Mis- Rob TOO
along lartcrn. pr md stick = eat The
snipe in. She wss left alenc IN the woods
ard her frpuds suppos' dly WeGt oti to
dr;vo The snirc Ia her. 20 IN. roald beat
them m the hag When they did moi
return within a rcaeonahle tune and faiiesf
to answer her calls, she became suspicious
and realized that she had been the g'etiin
OF ssuacx county prank. Her IN rite
firaly reformed and al cployed hearty
ia4eh at Mss I}ob's expense
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-01-02
NOT SURE SHE'S MARRIED,
Bride oF Chadd's Ford kTsn Injuries Oi
EIkiou Attorncy

ETlcton. Md, Jan. 2 Statc'5 Attor-
ncy Joshua Clayton fpr Cecil county,
who Will retire Monday, found IN his
mail yesterday lettcr from Myrtle
T. Grubc. Of 7ncastnr, Pa, Ia which
phe WRITES that she would like 10 know
II she IS married Myrtle say8 that q
certain Cha les Isaac Irwin, nf Ctalds
Ford, Pa, haa bccn pursuing her. wanting
her to live with him. claiming that thny
were married and that the ceremony
was performed n Fikton, on IaY ~
l41z
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-01-02
At the home of Mr.. and Mrs. Irwin Wood

at the home Of Mr.. and MTs. irwin Wood
ward.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Pierson had as
rucsfs during the week, Mrs. W illiam
Grant and son, Oliver, Of Fast Orange,
" II. Miss Esther " hitworth OF Fllston,
Md. and John Shippers of North Fast, \ d.
Mrs. Eph,aim yers rs confined to her
home by q severe cold.
Mrs Bertha Stuart, who is suffering
from broken am, the result Of a fall
down stairs, Is improving.
Misses Marietta and Ma ga~et Groome
will attend the Pennsylvania Sta.c College
dance at kennctt Square, Ia, this even
ing
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-01-02
EVENING COMPANY.
,c,., c,orrcspondeuce Of Every Evening

Special Correspondence of Every Evening
Newport. Jan. ? Misses Marietta
and Nsrraret Groome entertained few
friends at their home here, Tuesday even.
ing, with music and dancing.
Those present were Misses Name
Bull. Nary " orrcll, y arctta Ggoome and
:. ga-et Groome. Harry alner, James
Norrell. Edward LodIey, Ca,olyn brown
son. Elgin Claikc and Air and Mrs
Arthur T. Groome. Refreshments were
.,.,rtraI
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-01-02
NJ Willin, G. II. Hurley and Mr. and MIR
| 0tinton Prettyman.
W0MAN'S CLUB DANCE.

specfal Correspondence Of Every gv-ning
Newport, Jan 2.-'The Wornnn's Club
Of Newport held dance in the Masonic
Temple. New Yesr's Eve. There were
about eighty couples present.
Tho hall was beautifully decorated for
the occasion, md Danes orchestra of
Wilmington furnished music. Refresh
Inents were served.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-01-02

Looking up the records a. tbc 0fies
n tho Clerk ~ tho Courts here il VIZ
found that Chhrios Isaac irwin, v
Chadd's Ford, ps, and Mrs Myr.lx y
Grubc, of Talroia, 20. q suburb n
Lancaster, we're granted = nnrrisgs j
censo here on the date shove mentioned
and were married the same day by R1v
DR.. John McElmoyls, pastyr of Elkirc
Presbyterian Church
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-01-02

No. %, Iup'd Q. r. NJ, here, Tuesday
nigit. and made arrangt mcnts To have
large class adoption at Scaford in Ftbru-
arv. the date TO be selected later
Seaford was given the preference OF the
mee ting places ard four tribes besides the
orc here viii participate, namely, Laurel,
Il, tf,el. Ielrnar and Whitcsville. The
degree team Of Salisbury, Md, will confer
the degrees on the class
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-01-02
EEAKY HEART CAUSED DEATH.

Sspecial Coruaspondenoe of Every Eveniag
Sesfori. Jan. 2.-T. Edward lloyd.
al this town, aged s. years. dicd yt4ter-
5,v following lingering Illness from
Pssi5s@ ! pidor ba leaves tf.o follow
snp cblltrrr Alrs Edward T. Human.
n Cspe Charles. Ta. a0d CLAUDE SUD
Edgar Llosc d Se3faTd.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-01-02
CLOSES At NOON SATURDAYS.

sp1rial Corr sponccnce = I-,ery Evening
Dover. il : * arsr <at.3rai
Pa-k oi ~ toNn which clged s,ith the
ctber Dover naa..- several In3at5 aco 4t
~ 1 eioca ii Saturday 10 -ter decided
n keep open latl tn e .l"s.r &. Il otock.
sunounces tLat on 4i.d .foer atl-llar.
January 2, the bank Wi close Al Is clock
aoo-i every Sat1rC3r
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-01-02

The famous Lurav cave, in Pago conn
+ Va. undcrlies an area ri about io0
rs. aud cons SITS of many chambers,
only few Of which have baon thoroughly
vplpred There arr several tiers Of gal
letIsa. the depth from the hiRheat to the
lowest being about 30 foet
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-01-02
BIRTHDAY PARTY.

Special Correspondence Of Every Evening
Sealotd. Jan. 2 MIR ard Nr ffed 4
feCat-s entertained n thelr homo { n
Spr,lce street. Wednesday night ie hagaf
oi - rnothrrfz uthday. SIR having
reached her 6sth anniversary
The following children Wefe prfs. nt
Mr.. and Mrs I.rtEer | ieeat,s Mr and
Mrs. G. v Favinyar NJ - N.z.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-01-02
GAVE A PARTY.
s,eeia, Correspondence of Every Evening

Nrecial CorrespondonCb OF HtBfy isFtalfHb
Soaford, Jan 2 Mir. and Mrs. George
Is2ars,, living between Seaford and George
town. gave a party, Wed ne sday night. IN
honor Of their da'Ivhter, Mise Theima
Jsaaca of Washington. ID. &. he evening
was pagyed with games music and dancing,
ard dainty refreshments we re SERVED
Tbosa pr,sent from Scaford were:
Mieses Edith Hurley, Aera Fleetwood
ard Dclcma isaacs, and John Parsons and
John krerg
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-01-02
CLOSING DAY oF COtRsE

-f@-.lai CorrespoEaence u Eyers 1-el-oa
Newark. Jan 2 The Farmers Short
C0uree and the boys and C4Tls ilb
week winch nos been sI"d Z suocess tl.at
ii Is likely an appeal viii d nadf lo 'Ae
Iegisiature uext wear To make an appro-
prsatIon viii make If an aunaa @taT
Yesterday Afternoon Dean fs.sie- A,
McC ue lectIry1 nu Packing aa1 Grading
of Fruits Last uIEit tdt 5oy- ard
girls were e ttrt.In-d - tLo } n A-
Secretary Bebou; " the local J tad charge
j. thr program. and tie children ~pent z
pleasant evening i II B.ch Interstate
boys -ccretaT1 and Nlsa abt' +. kfall
stat. set.rettry OF the ~ ~ gave
short talks Game we're ll.Sel u tHe
gymnasium
Today Is / II stock day and many yislto.s
are here. The awards ~ The club Week
all be announced TINS afternoon
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-01-02

Ei,ctricnIly operated oile-- Pr nnsrfnE-
cry rave heen invented That can h~ con
trollsd from central FgItchhOefds.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-01-02
10 CCNFfR IftBFTS.

Sp,s-tat Correspondence 80 #sery Evening I
~.afori .Ean. j lscorl. l.. christopher
aj ia3rrl 8.ru,v cra3 ,ncha1n oi i'.Ia
ware Rr3 Men ti-;t} l',-s. rara trt.a
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-01-02
S;Ws Oh NEWPORT

Special CO. respopdence of Ever Escninz
Newpor Jan. The Iadies AID
society 0 Eeu-oor+ II L Church will
meet W,dpesdav evening. January z,
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1920-06-22
LAST OF HEALING MISSIONS
Services VIII Be Resumed Next Week
at Grace Cathedral.

The last of the spiritual healing mis-
sions at Grace cathedral this summer
will be held Wednesday morning at
1890 o'clock. Dean J. P. deb. Kaye
and Canon A. L. McKinstry will con-
duct the service. Bishop James Wise,
who has been officiating at the heal
ing services, mas sailed for Europe to
attend a conference of bishops of the
Episcopal church from all over the
world.
In a quiet way with little ceremony,
Grace cathedral has been continuing
the spiritual healing missions begun in
Topeka with the two-day mission OF
James Moore Hickson in the latter
part of March when hundreds of sick
and afflicted persons came from all
parts of the state to receive treatment.
Hickson, famous is a healer by spir-
itual faith, impressed many sick and
afflicted persons with the possibility
of help by divine power. The meet
ings following his mission have been
equally successful without the excite
ment and sensation of the famous
healer's presence. Nearly two hun
bred persons have attended the meet
ings held since the initial service, prin-
cipally invalids and cripples of this
city and nearby communities.
1t is the plan of Bishop Wise and
Dean Kaye to continue the healing
services in the coming fall and winter.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1920-06-22
BALANCE IN TRADE
Nations of World Now Owe
United States IL Billions.
Most Is Against Allied and Neu-
trail Countries.

Washington. June 22.-Since the be-
ginning of the world war in 1914, the
United States has rolled up a trade
balance of approximately seventeen
billion dollars against the world. This
exceeds by several billions of dollars
the total balance in favor of the
United States from 1875 to 1914.
Department of commerce figures
today show that the trade balance
made in favor of the United States in
the fiscal year ending in 1914, one
month before the war began, was only
$470, 100000. During the first year of
the next year ending June 80, 1915,
it was $2.1S5. 599,375. During the
succeeding year the total was $780,
500, 209.>
Meantime the United States had en-
tered the struggle and in the year end
ing June 80, 191S-the first full fis-
cal year of Americas participation
the balance was only $2.974,O55.9 1913.
In the next year ending last June 80.
however, il was S4.136. 1853, SIS
During the first eleven months of
this fiscal year the balance was only
SASS, 451,6 02. But exports were
larger in those eleven months than
in any other full fiscal year in the
nations history. totalling s7,474,193,-
$40 as against the previous twelve
months record of s7.232.282.6S6,
made during the last fiscal year.
At the same time that America S
export trade began to advance by
leaps and bounds, the imports trade
! also showed an enormous increase to-
falling $2,917,SS3.510 in the year end
ing June 80. 1916. and advancing