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The Bourbon news. [volume] (Paris, Ky.) 1895-19??, 1920-03-09
THE HOSPITAL FUND.

A visitor in Paris, Sunday re.
marked to THE NEWS man. in
speaking of the Massie HOSPITAL
Fund: Paris people ought to see
tnat this campaign is put over i'm a
satisfactory Kramer. for in that in
Stltutlon they certainly have some
thing to be proud of. We have one
In our town, and we are lust as
PROUD OF 1T as a boy is of his new
top. We don't propose to let the
institution go begging for anything.
either. All they have to do is to
state their desires, and our business
men see that they are granted"
Does that kind of spirit animate
the people of Bourbon county? We
are sure everyone is proud of thu
Massie Memorial Hospital, for it is
universally conceded to be one of the
best in the State. The Hospital is
making an effort to raise the sum of
$4,000. for needed improvements
and 1T is Imperative that the people
of this city and county see that it is
raised. The amount is near the
goal, but many have not yet con-
lrlbuted who can do so. Let some
public-spirited man initiate the ex-
ample of the Youngstown, Ohio, at
torney, who provided in his will
that the sum of $4,000, half the in
come on a building block valued at
100000, owned by him, should go
the Hospital, in that city. But don't
wait until your death has deprived
the community of good citizen to
make your contribution to the Mas
sic Memorial Hospital fund. Come in
now, and dc it gracefully. Any
bank in the city will gladly receive
and credit your subscription.
The following is an additional list
of Subscriptions to the fund.
The Bourbon news. [volume] (Paris, Ky.) 1895-19??, 1920-03-09
WHY A BALL CURVES

There are many scientific expla-
nations to account for the curve of a
baseball. 1t is generally agreed that
the rotary motion of the ball after
It leaves the patcher's hand SO az
fects the resistance OF the air that 1t
is detected from it's original course.
A fascinating experiment may be
made by spinning a marble in water
The resistance of the water being
much greater than that of the air,
the effect is exaggerated. The mar
BILE should be dropped In water two
feet or more deep. By spinning II
fast or slow and in various direc-
tons the curve of the most sl1illful
pitcher can be reproduced.
The Bourbon news. [volume] (Paris, Ky.) 1895-19??, 1920-03-09
BOURBON CIRCUIT COURT

The March term of Bourbon Cir
cult Court convened yesterday with
Circuit Judge Robert L. Stout on
the bench, and Commonwealth At
torney Victor Bradley at his post.
The Grand Jury was impaneled
and sworn in. The jury is compos-
ed of the following: Charles c.
Clarke, foreman; M. j. LAWN, Ray
Burris, B. M. Renick, Ayelette
Buckner, VIM. F. Saunders, Henry
S. May, Redmon Talbot, r. L. Will
son, Jas. L. Dodge, j. Frank Clay
and Samuel Clay.
Judge Stout delivered the usual
charge to the members of the Grand
Jury, adfnonishing them to be faith
full and diligent in the discharge of
their duties, and to give especial at
tention to ferreting out cases of vio-
lation of the gaming and local OPP
ton laws.
During the motion hour a number
of pleadings were filed. The ordi-
nary appearance docket was called
by Judge Stout and several cases set
for trial. The Court adjourned at
noon until nine O'Clock this morn
ing.
The Bourbon news. [volume] (Paris, Ky.) 1895-19??, 1920-03-09
BRYAN WILL SPEAK TO ASSEM-
BLY, IF POSSIBLE.

Responding to the Swinford reso-
luton adopted BY the General As
sembly last week, inviting william
j. Bryan to address the legislators in
joint session, the Nebrakan sent
the following wire from Miami,
Florida:
PROFOUNDLY appreciate honor
done me by Legislature. I shall be
pleased to accept if possible, but am
very much afraid that I cannot
reach Frankfort before adjourn
ment. Shall wire you later if find
can come.
"WM. ]. BRYAN"
The Bourbon news. [volume] (Paris, Ky.) 1895-19??, 1920-03-09
NOTED JAIL-BREAKER is WELL.
KNOWN HERE.

A few days ago the daily papers
carried story detailing the marvel
Gus escapes fr1m prisons and jails OF
Roy Dickerson, vaudeville actor,
who has made himself famous in
that line Dickerson's latest escape
was effected from the Jail in Los
Angeles, California. where he had
been confined On the charge of rob-
bing a bank at Phoenix, Arizona.
Several years ago, Dickerson. with
his wife, was playing the circuits
with vaudeville sketch under the
name of the Mysterious Dickersons
They played an engagement in
Paris. where they gave seine clever
performances. Dickerson was lock-
ed up in the big vault in the County
Clerks Office, under the watchful
eyes of a group of Paris newspaper
men and county officials. Although
he was securely handcuffed and
blindfolded he succeeded in effeeting
his release from the vault in less
than three minutes after the doors
lad been locked on him. He also
succeeded in unlocking a Govern
ment lock on one of warehouses at
the Walsh Distillery (now the Paris
Distilling Coz using nothing but
three toothpicks, and accomplishing
the feat in about two t,inutes
while an audience ,of about fifty
people gazed, with establishment. He
also performed other puzzling and
difficult feats along the Houdini
line -roloa sing fimsalf from the ycosr
modern handouts, etc. His wife
npas t,nt men ZEN. M Los
Angeles Jail was the one. hundred
and. eighth escape he had made.
The Bourbon news. [volume] (Paris, Ky.) 1895-19??, 1920-03-09

Everything offered at the public
sale OF livestock, etc., belonging to
CHARLES A. Weber, and conducted
by Auctioneer George D. Speakes, on
the premises, near Paris, brought
good prices. Heifers sold for s35 to
SO: cows, 500 to $165; sows, s35
to $45; sows and pigs, $35; shoats,
$9 to $14; chickens, $145 to 50. A
house and lot, opposite the Weber
place, belonging to the Kenney
relrs, was sold at the sable time, for
$2,T25.
The Bourbon news. [volume] (Paris, Ky.) 1895-19??, 1920-03-09
DERS0N MUSICAL FIVE TO DE.
LIGHT WINCHESTER

The Derson Musical Five, who de-
lighted Paris theatre-goers with
their excellent music some weeks
ago, have just concluded a four
weeks enga cement at the RichE1ond
movie houses. They will appear
this week in Winchester, where they
will play play several weeks. The
members of this organization made
many warm friends during their
stay here, who will welcome re-
turn engagement of this splendid
musical organization.
The Bourbon news. [volume] (Paris, Ky.) 1895-19??, 1920-03-09
PUBLIC SALES.

Auctioneer Speakes also conduct.
ca l1he public sale of livestock. etc.
ior James L. Shanks, on the prem.
Uses in East Paris. One pair OF
three-year-old mules sold for 5000.
one cow for $3.50; one bay mare,
$l45; one pony, $S2.5O; chickens
S1.45 each.
The Bourbon news. [volume] (Paris, Ky.) 1895-19??, 1920-03-09
BASKET BALL.

The Danville Messenger says:
"The Kentucky Girls Interscholas-
tic Basket Ball Tournament will take
place in the Y. M. c. A. gymnasium
at Paris, ON Friday and Saturday,
March IL and IS. Teams of the high
schools in Central Kentucky, includ-
ing Danville, have been invited to
take part, and local fans would like
to see a local five win the State
hOnors."
The Bourbon news. [volume] (Paris, Ky.) 1895-19??, 1920-03-09
FEDERAL COURT c0NvENES

The March term of the United
States District Court, Eastern Dis
trict, convened in Frankfort yester-
day, with Federal Judge A. M. J..
Cochran, presiding. Only civil cases
will be heard at this term. VIM. o.
Hinton and Henry May. of Paris.
are members of the Grand Jury.
The Bourbon news. [volume] (Paris, Ky.) 1895-19??, 1920-03-09

Auctioneer George D. Speakes
makes the following report of the
saleEpf livestock, crops, farming inn
plements, ETC., belonging to Bruce
Harmon, conducted by him on the
premises near Little Rock: Horses
sold for $130 to $40 a head; COWS,
SS5 to $110 a head; corn
sic to $1,000 per barrel; bal
ed hay, $40 ton; chick
ems, 81 to $3.50 each; gobblers,
$500 each; country bacon, forty
eight cents a pound; household
effects and farming implements sold
at good figures.
The Bourbon news. [volume] (Paris, Ky.) 1895-19??, 1920-03-09

Mrs. j. T. Martin and other heirs
or the late Richard J. Brown, sold
the cottage located at the corner of
peasant and Eleventh streets, to
Jos. r. Farmer, for $4,000.
The Bourbon news. [volume] (Paris, Ky.) 1895-19??, 1920-03-09

Mr.. and Mrs. Nick Nagle have
sold their 1-story frame cottage Ii.
Gated on Vine street, to Ebert Min
ton, of Paris, for $1,000.
The Bourbon news. [volume] (Paris, Ky.) 1895-19??, 1920-03-09

r. c. Sanders purchased of Harry
Baldwin, the Mccarthy property To-
Gated on, Williams street, for 81
500.
The Bourbon news. [volume] (Paris, Ky.) 1895-19??, 1920-03-09
BUY EARLY.

Attend our February and March
Cash Sale early. We save you
money. $50. - :. =. Es,
THE J. T. HINTON co.
The Bourbon news. [volume] (Paris, Ky.) 1895-19??, 1920-03-09

VIM. l.. Brannock, of near Paris
recently purchased of T. F. Bran
mock, a small farm of fifty acres
located on the Paris and Riddles
Mills pike, near Paris, for $4,000
The Bourbon news. [volume] (Paris, Ky.) 1895-19??, 1920-03-09

The surest way to get mans
goat is to butt in.
The Bourbon news. [volume] (Paris, Ky.) 1895-19??, 1920-03-09

Sam Jones sold his property in
Fairview Addition, in North Middle
town, to Carlton Wells, who has
moved to the place. Mr.. Jones pur-
chased the property of T. H. See, on
College street, Mr.. See moving to the
Peters property on Levy street.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-11-20
DELAWARE CITY NEWS.

Delaware City. Nov 20 The pulpit
az the Presbyterian ChUrch VIII be oc-
cl.pled tomorrow by the Rev James II.
Boal educational director Of the Vii
mington y. NJ. G. A., morning and even
ing
The PRESBYTERIAN " oTnen's Missionary
Society will meet Tuesday. November %
in the chapel lrstead Of on Wednesday
The union Thai ksgivIrg services will
be held this year in the Presbyterian
Church on " Wednesday evening At so
B clcck Or LayhcId of the NJ +. Church
Will preach the sermon
Miss Frances Webb left Yesterday Tor
Philadelphia where she viii be a guest Of
Miss Mary Adelia Adkins over tie week
end
John DAVIS. 3 soldier il the Twelfth
Cavalry in Texas. has been honorably
discharged and returned 70 hls home IN
Red Lion
The president Of the State Federation
addressed the Century Club Yesterday.
Mrs. Harry Pratt viii eLtertaIn al tea,
this afternoon. Mr Pasle Layfield and
Miss Mary Jester. Mrs Thomas Euhar Ks
and Mrs. FraI Jester. in honor of MIR
Layfeld and Miss MARY testers comlrg
marriage
Technical Sergeant Timothy Shea will
take up the duties Of chief clerk at Fort
du Pout. in place Of QuarteTmsster
Sergeant Schleif, who js Low r the Walter
Reed Hospital for treatment OF his eyes,
Private Lester Almonds, who was dis
charged recently, has re-enlIsted for three
years n Fort du Port
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-11-20
SUSSEX COUNTY NOTES.

Georgetown, Nov, 20. Evangclstic
services will commence at Bethesda
Church, Georgetown NJ. L. Circuit, Sun
day night, in charge Of Rev. i, IL, Mar
shall
DR.. S. n Pilchard. pastor Of Wesley
NJ T.. Church, Georgetown, will fill tho
pulpit of Emmanuel NJ. L, Church, Crls-
field, tomorrow.
Rev. Il. r. Jones of tho Gumboro cir
cult proposes giving up ministerial work
within few days, to enter the mission
field in the old country.
A dance will be given by young people
of Milton in the William ii. Fox theatre,
Thanksgiving night.
In order to raise funds to help hqudato
the indebtedness agair st their town hall,
residents of Lincoln will hold bazaar
Thursday and Friday nights of next week,
The proceeds from p shadow end box
social and parcel post sale to be held IN
Carlisle school, North West Fork district,
next Friday night, will be for the bcneht
Of st. Johrstown Church
Announcement of the marriage OF Miss
Nav : Carey, daughter of Erasmus
Carey. and Russell II Woodward, son of
the late Richard Woodward. has been
made. the ceremony having been per
formed last Sunday afternotn by Rev.
Thomas o. Grouse, pastor OF the Milton
NJ T. Church Both are residents OF
Broadkiln district
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-11-20
NEWS OF LEWES.

ewes. Nov. 20 Falling from a scat
folding on building. Charles Scheliei ger
suffered broken shoulder-blade, ycster-
day
Mrs. Cornelius Nj Erickson is visiting
her parents in Philadelphia.
Mir and Mrs. : + Solt Of Philadciphia
have rented the Hannah thompson cot
tage on Iewes Beach, and expect to make
their home here. Nlr Solt is employed at
the radio station At Point of Capes
George 4 Rollirs of Memphis, Tenn
IS here visiting Mr.. ard Mrs Jerome s.
Phillips
Mi ard Mrs. Ralph ID Peyntcr Of
Flint. Mich are az their cottage ~ kc-
hoboth Beach
Mr.. and Mrs William + Thompson
expect 10 move from their farm, I ear
town. to Newark where Mr. Thompson
Will engage IN buslr css
The Girls Friendly Secretly met at the
home Of DR. William 7 Orr. Yesterday,
and elected the following officers .tor the
ensuing wear. Prcsidc.t, Mrs Nili&m
y Orr. treasurer, Miss Margaret o.
Inns succeeding Nlss Dorothy Mcssick. .
secretary, Miss julia steele. succecdlr s
Miss Emily irr
James Walsh motorcd hero from vii
mIugton 10 visit hls brother, imam =.
Walsh. and they Will jon gunnlng party
DR. William Il. Mcss,ck IS crioyirg his
new Rrilck coupe, which he recently
purchased
Nlr Fsma Johnson and a party #
friords motorcd here from Akron, Ohio,
to VISIT his parents. Mr. and Mrs Frat 4
Johl son
Mrs Mar. G Maui Is vlsiurg Ter
daughter. Miss Catheurc Maui II New
York City
Harold S,cvers IS spending the week
end with his mother Mrs Jennie S1evcrs
steven " Shocklcy and party Of
frieads motoTed here from Philadelphia
to enjoy the cunning season, which IS in
full swlrg
Charles X. Warrington. the aged father
of Mrs Edward TunI ell who has been
quito III. IS improving
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-11-20
CECH. COUNTY NOTES,

Special Correspondence 80 Every Evening
Flkton Md. \ov 20 Ernest Niewcg
of Flkdale Pa. was cunning on the Sus-
qlehanna flats few days ago. when
his gun was accidentally discharged
INC load of shot tearing a hold IN his
arm lie was brought to y orth East and
Dr Cantwell and Mcknight dressed his
wounds
An auto collision occurred on the State
road Wednesday, evening last whereby
Harry Dinsmore and Robert Rawlings
Of Rising sun were cut and bruised. Their
machines were badly damaged
A kitchen shower wns rendered Mr.
and Mrs Lynn b Gillespie. Wednesday
evening. AZ their home in the Rising Sun
bank by the young people Of that sec
tlon
Calvin Brumfeld of Willow Grove is
spending the weekend with home folks
at Rising sun
4 marriage license was issued in Elk
ton. Yesterday. 70 Ralph II Dean Of Elk
ton and Miss Florence r Hudson OF
Chesapeake City.
MURRAY Stevenson and family have re-
turned 70 ther home al LapIdum Md,
after spending the summer al Rising Sun
Mir Stevenson operated the Silver Corn
cannery during the season.
Colonel Charles A Little, who for many
wears was in command Of the First May
land Regiment and long prominent
LAWYER of Charles county Is seriously i'll
He has many friends IN Cecil county.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-11-20
NEWS OF A DAY
FROM THE STATE
Careful Consideration Of Applica-
tions for Naturalization by
Kent County Court.
HAD FINE MUSIC PROGRAM
Meeting al Dover to Further Plans
for Organization of State
Farm Bureau.
pnluss correspondent

Prom Every Evenings Correspondent.
Dover Nov 20 At the invitation OF
the executive committee Of the Kent
County Farm Bureau, the executive COM
mttec of the Farm Bures us of New
Castle and Sussex counties met here,
Yesterday. with view to organizing n
state Fcderatlnn of Farm Bureaus.
] W Covcrdalc, secretary, of the
American Farm Bureau Federation, de-
scrlhci the work IN the United States,
statug that there WAS az present time but
sly states which did not have q Farm
bureau Fcdcrat.a, Of which Delaware
waS one
IL was decided 10 start plans for a
Temporary organization and 20 that end
thr following committee WAS appointed
iHrluilrg three from each county, which
vii mcct IN Dover on November 20,
and formulate plans 10 I've submitted 10
ttc several county Farm Bureau meetings
to h, held New Castle county, Novcm-
lpr 70. ~ Wilmington Kent county NJ
nnvrr Century Club. December j Sus-
rt county, Georgetown. December ;.
The committees arc
New castle county J. u Reynolds,
" Bryson, NIiddlctown, Frank Years
Icy
Kent county " V Cosdcn, James
II Hughes Dover; + II Donovan, Brcn-
ford
Sussex cnuntv-T y Rawhns Sea
ford John Pondcr. Milton. Robert q.
Houston, Georgetown
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-11-20
MILFORD NEWS

Milford Nov 20 Thursday afte1-
noon Mrs James { DAVIS gave sewing
party IN honor az he, guest. Miss Elizabeth
suchcngcr AZ Now Hampshire Among
those present We're MrS Ben Nichols.
Mrs James stanton. VI ,Ss Rosalie Abbott
Alrs John Hanley Miss Mary smith.
Mir Lee Hirsch. Miss Elizabeth Suchen-
ger and Nrs James G Davis Tea, sand
wiches and cake were served
FIVE glrls from the senior class Of the
local high school. Misses Elizabeth Hallett,
Dorothy Num-, Mary ElsenbTey. Roma
smith and Ellen Pustles. accompanied
b1 one df the teachers Miss Lena Short
speut Two DAYS last week as guests Of the
Women ; COLLEGE of Delaware 81 Newark
arrangements have been completed
for holding thr annual union combTfed
Thanksgiving service Of all the churches
~ Milford IN Cnrlst Episcopal Church
neN THURSDAY morning at half-past 10
q clock The address 81 the dav viii be
dehvcvcd by Rev Robert X Stephenson,
- y pastor of Avenue VI + Church
and Rev Thomas Y WInga1e = T b
rector 81 Christ Church viii hc IN charge
of the service
Mrs Ashebel " Morris Of Philadel-
phia II he-e with her parents Mr.. and
Mrs liuaM u NTOftcl.
Mis- Emma Davis. daughter of Mr.
and NiIs Walter J. DAVIS has accepted
= position IN Columbia South Carolina
snd lci' Yesterday for hc. new place Of
employment
Prank u kramich Sustained a severe
sprain u both ankles u ednesday caused
~ load ~ fodder on which hc was riding
being upset
Delaware Dredging Co. of Philadel-
phIa has been awarded the contract for
dredging tho Mlsplllon river from the
town limits of Milford to the mouth Of
the rivcr and has begIn operations under
Tho tircrtlou u tho chief engineer, Har-
", J. N0o.e
Tn Mite society Of the First Preby-
teran CLluch gave au entertainment and
soclnl last nigh'
Tho Fellowship Class u Avenue n +
SUNDAY school held bake this morning
Friendship Bible class Of the same school
held . very enjoyable class social in the
chapel Tuesday night. and presented
pleasing program
DR. Dasv Robinson ~ the Bureau Of
Publc Health ~ Washington D. G. will
give talk on Public Health Problems
a. The members Of Milford Century Club.
Monday Afternoon The meeting will be
open and The public is invited to attend
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-11-20
MORE MONEY NEEDED.

Dover, Nov 2o.-The State Mothers
Pension Commission met in Dover, yes
terday with the following members present !:
Miss Elma Dame, secretary; Mrs. Mil
ton Ferguson, Wilmington; Miss Cora
Tschudy, Smyrna; Mrs. X. l.. Holli-
day. Dover; Miss Lizzie Woodruff, Mil
ford: Mrs. Joseph Lank, Milton
Seven cases were acted upon. Two were
dsallowed in K mt county and one in
Sussex county An allowance o 80 for
one child WAS granted in SUSSEX county.
There are "a cases IN New Castle
county that could not be acted upon,
owing to the lack Of funds
Special grants were made IN IL cases
for Illness and other unusual conditions.
The commission contcmplates asking
the Legislature TO increase the appropria-
tiOn
Tn law as II now stand in Delaware
provides that widowed mother with
dependent children under IA years shall
receive state aid Of 80 for the first child
and s. for each additional child.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-11-20

Provincial Synod at Norfolk, Va, Tues.
day. "Wednesday and 1hur.day, returned
home yesterday. Mr.. Hay j. president, Of
tho Browning Bociety of Philadelphih
and on Thursday attended the fret meet
ing Of tho senson, held at the New Cen
ttIry Club on Twelfth street between
Chestnut md Walnut.
Mrs w. @. Colt of Red Lion, for sever
al days has been entertaining her mother,
Mrs. William Cavender Of Wilmington.
Miss Mary Merchant Of Wilmington
has been spending several days as a guest
of Mr.. and Mrs r. ~ Kemp Of Red Lion
Mrs. John $. Wise Of West Fifth street
is confined TO her bed suffering from the
grip.
victrolas and records. --Bridgowator's
Adv.
+. Denaturcd alcohol for your automobiles
In convenient cans, BrIttingham' Phar-
macy ADV
A nice assortment Of Thanksgiving
cards, all prices, Brittinghnm's Phar-
macy.-Adv
Fircwood any size, cord wood, lumber
fence posts We deliver Wortz, Harmony
Street Whsrf ADV.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-11-20
CHEsTERTOwN AND VICINITY.
Special Correspondence Of Every Evening

Special Correspondence OF Every Evoning
Chestertown, Md, Nov. 20 Miss
Aldie Clements. daughter of the late
Alday Clements, former president of the
Chestertown Bank Of Maryland, was
married at 3 O'Clock Thursday afternoon
10 Roger Wilson, prominent business
man Of Inglesidc, Queen Anne county
The ceremony was performed at the home
Of the brides mother Mrs Alday
Clements, on Washington avenue, Ches-
ttrtown. by Rev A E Owens, n former
pastor Of Chesterville Methodist Episco-
pal Church South Following the cere-
nony u luncheon was served, after which
Mr. and Mrs Wilson left by automobile
for an extended wedding tour They will
be ~ horne about December ! in hand :
some rev home in fnRleside
BY the death of q maiden aunt, Thomas
Clements Of ChestertOwD has fallen heir
To n beuueat OF SIC 0nf. including the
purchase price Of the residence IN which
he resides on Mil street
Raymond Hersch Of Rock Hall hns
purchased Of the heirs Of his father the
property in that town adjoining the post
Office building and will move there at
once
Union Thanksgiving services will be
held in Christ Methodist Protestant
Church on Thursday morning next At
1890 'cI0ck Rev Onar +. Jones. pastor
Of tho Methodist Fpiscopal Church. will
preach the sermon. and the combined
choirs Of the two churches will render
special music
All work on the State roads in this
county and State he's been ordered dis
continued bv the STATE Road Commission
on ncrount of cold weather
George + sutton. the Wortnn trainer
is wintcring stable of fine trottnrs and
PAGERS, among them being GLADYS II
which was never behind the money IN q
race during the last campaign, and which
took several heats IN H. He also has a
bay colt. & L. G.. pecor which promises
10 he the fastest race horse ever raised N
this county Ec paced mile II race
over The old Worton track. at a matinee
recently. IN 2 rs. and never had a bride
on him until several months before hIs
great performance He is the property
of NJ ] Haley, who owned and bred
GLADYS II Mr. sutton also has a green
pacer Orphan Girl which wall make the
best ~ them pace many fast miles during
the coming season. All his horses are
wintering finely
Carroll EIadawav. a breeder Of rabbit
d0gH, mas cIeaffa AJoub SJeD on tilE safe
OF Young dogs during the season
Henry Brown of Philadelphia Is visiting
his father, William r. Brown, IN Chester
town, and IS enjoying the cunning for
birds ard rabbits.
All the poultrvmen here who are in the
business on a large scale arc enlarglng
their plants, preparatory 70 increasing
stock Eggs are bringing such fancy prices n
81 rs fdr select yybttn and fr0Tn ~ IN Qf1
cents for select brown hat the poultry
men believe they stand to make fine
profit during the spring and summer.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-11-20
SFAFORD WOMEN.S CLUB.

Scaford, Nov. 2n-The Acorn Club
hold i regular weekly meeting at tho
club rooms Tuesday. The vice-president,
Mrs Samuel stem. presiding The chair
man far tho day was Mrs. Theodore
Tho upsau. with 4 splendid program for
Nas.c Day as follows
Instrumental ducts Mnuet in G.
hy Rccf hover Scrcnats. by Mcszkow-
SKI. Mrs " ID stevens and Mrs AlcXan-
der Danaho reading Childhood and
Youth IL Schumaun. hv Mrs Robert
Elliott. vocal solo Cradle Song, 1918 "
Nv Fritz kreislcr. Mrs J NJ Barnes,
accompanied by Mrs lsadore Stephany
reading The Autobiography q Rhap-
.dv q I1st. hv Mrs Madison Willn;
pano salo. 4 Revere. by Miss Nellie
forlc. vocal SO. La ceranata. by
To.i Mrs J VI Barnes accompanied
bv Mrs lSad0re Stephanv