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NEWS OF LAU REL.

SpeClal Corn. .spondeno. of Every Evening
Laurel. Jan j. Th, marriage has
hcen 9nnounccd 81 Mis- Pearl Kitchens
isughter uf Mr. ana Mrs II CLAY Hitch
ms Of near Shiloh. and George + Hudson
on Of Mr. and Mrs Noah Hudson. 81
near Georgetown hv Rsy William J
T1ndal Il t>hlrv They vii make thsir
home on farm near Georgetown
RCcor..s ,qkr has hcen frozen over,
rIS1ng opportunity for healthiul and en-
lnysblc skating. and tbc lake, which i
,hout 5 mile and quarter long ny about
quarter milo wide has been visited BY
hundreds u skaters every DAY that the
ce vas good
Surveyors of the State Highway Dc
partm,nt have been SURVIVING the Sow
erd possible routes through the town for
the new State highway II j. not vet known
which route VIII b. taken
cards have been recaived here sn-
nounrinc n, Engagement III Miss KITTY
NJ. Bauch"r - William Franklin oh-
ohanf SIN ~ Mr. and Nrs Charles G
pltnhtn' - this town. at an informal din
0er s. III, Ho.c Commodore. New York
rv. TrlaH Janrar1 Miss Bauche-
: resident of Washington
Directors oi Laurc! Building and Loan
~ pcIaunu hlv, been elected as follows
Iohn W k,nc Frank + DAVIS, Veto
Kitchens Arthur FIrar1, Joseph A
Pret' yTnsr | Rarncl RlgCin and Gran
I'll, 4 Bacon II, directors clcrtc! John
~ knG presidcn' Frank 4 DAYS
vlre-prt-ldcu'. Lawrence g. Rlggin, sec
-starv Nic'oT G Kitchens treasurer
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Raymond Jenkins WAS arrested and held
for court on the charge of breaking into
the Office of Metcalfe Il Co. and stealing
four gallons of denaturcd alcohol used ia
their auto, 80 in money and some postage
stamps.
Rev Thomas h G ardner Of the Troy
y. \. Conference of the Methodist tpis-
copal Church, occupied the pulpit of
Chcstertown NJ T. Church Sunday
morning DIR Gardner was lcened To-
preach 30 years ago IN this church during
the pastnrate of the late Rev John u
Kemp.
Henry Williams, eldest son Of Mr. md
Mrs. Harry " lllians OF Norton, fell on
the ice, one day last week, and fractured
his arm
The total sales Of War Savings and
Thrift Stamps at tic VARIOUS postofiirez
In hent county for Tie wear ended De-
cemher 81 were S6. .sGsG7 For thcsamc
period III 1918 the total sales wcres120 O0D
Colonel and Mrs John II lvans left
last week for Jampn lorida. where
they Will spend the winter.
NavOr Robert NotfCtt received last
week from the Illeisit farnts, Baltimore
county "a fine Jersey COW for which the
owner. Mrs g Hughes Manly. recently
refused an offer Of 5000 The priee paid
10y Mr. hobcit Il not stated hut II y
regarded ns . fancy sum n this section
Edwin Sklrven also received Two fne
calves from hi4 Michigan ranch the ex=
pressage un Winch vas so lhet are
flE and eight months old. pufebfed regis.
tered Jerseys
Mrs Georeauna Edwards. VIE of
John 6 Edwards. died n her home III
llncY Neck, Wednesday aged 90 years
The state Rond Commission b.,s map
ped out a plan u ho submitted to tic
Mayland Legislature FOR The building
OF many miles If lateral roads DUNG
the next two Years i IL plan Is outlined
To- Kent county proyilez for tie building
OF - miles of road mnstlyon tie connect
lng roads t. shipping points Kent :
Wll usc every effort to secure
the passage nf tie act
Rev Dr IIanre B Martin bAs announc-
Cd - the congregation of Emmanuel
Protestant Episcopal Church, Chester
town, that on Sunday February II. fhe
2nth annlverars ct his rectorship ~ fhe
church. he ulll present bis resignation
rcaI7ng that = Younger man Is needed
for the work DR. Aaliin has cnloved 4
la torate AZ the historic church
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OFFICERS INSTALLED.

special Correspondence u Every Evening
Scaford, Jan. II At meeting Of
Washington Camp. r. Q s Of A. 81
this town. Saturday night. District
President II Scott Purse installed tho
following Officers
President. ilhcrt NJ Tarr. s1cc-
president. & 4 Nest master 81 forms
" Il Ieathcrhy; conductor. n i Work
man chaplain, Rev. + II Rulcy. IN
spcctor, Hcrbcrt Larrimoro; recording
secretary. " c. Moore, financial secre~
tary, \. NJ. Conaway, treasurer. r ;.
Purse; trustees. Rev Il + RILEY, \. NJ
Conaway and G A West
During the past six months Washing
ton Post has made rapid strides and is
gaming each week in membership Its
officers and members are planning 10
have hlg class adoption to which neigh
boring camps ,e1lI hc invited
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NEWS OF A DAY
DOWN THE STATE
Warm Welcome to Rev. I. M
Chambers. New Pastor of
Lewes Pres. Church.
NO ROT IN POTATOES
Charles Derrickson. so Years Old,
NO ROT IN POTATOES
Charles Derrickson. so Years Old,
Brutally Beaten by Unknown
Assailant Near Middletown.

srecial Correspondence Of Every Evening
Nfiddletown. Jan l2-CharlcS Derrick
sou well known farmer living one mi lc
west NJ NiddlctoWn. had a very hard
experience, on Saturday night. Accord
ing to his usual custom. he had been III
town for the evening, playing checkers
with his usual checker party. about 10
e'clock he started for his home, reached
there. and Embarrassed ms horse Just
~ he was about To 90 TO the house, some
one struck him on the hc3d with = club,
knocking hlm inScnsihlc
After some tune MIR Derrichson was
able To- crawl to the house, calling for his
wife to help him in Mrs DcrriCkson at
once telephoned for DR. Spahr, who found
Nr Dcrrickson badly brIIiSc and cut
He Is now resting easily but Is IN = serious
condition.
Mr. Derrckson Is nearly SD years Of
sre and has hccn suffering for some time
nth lame foot IF hls aSsallaut Is found,
no mercy viii be shown him in thus neigh
horhood, il the people can have their
desires carried out hy the law.
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VELVET JOEs 1920 ALMANAC.

III his ncw almanac. Velvet Jr.o tho
genial philosopher m the tobacco world
~ collected rich f1nd of interesting ~
formation, ilFnfiy statlstlce helpful ,ug-
Sestl'hs VIII Iis own quaint, pointed
o'It'Ilf mtg oh iife and things in general
iHntHd 20 the pld-fashioned aluanac
style, and repiete With splendid illus
iTa'inns thus Yearbook will again take
- place % home reading tables Nth
fhc dictionary ard mo orr..clo,,c,l,,
Throughout tho forty-cipht ra0os Ea.,,ct
zoe offers answer t6' thc hundred and one
questions fhaf invariably ariFe whom family
or friends converse
Anyone desiring a conv ~ Velvet Tco'-
1920 Almanac can secure IA free T., y.v,.i-,,
81 Velvet Ior, 424l Folsom, ,,enna III
Louis. Missouri
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SALVATION ARMY PROGRAM

The mid-wintrr camp-nccting pro0rau,
Of the Salvation Army at their ball
Fourth and King streets Il 9s follow.
January ~, Ensign Nettie Brown. phi
adelphia, Pa; January ~, Enslgn and
Mrs Noble, Chester Ps January ~
Captain and Mrs. Keller, Atlantic CITY
\ j Janimry y, Comm8ndant Tovoti
Phlladelphia Pa January ~, Commander
Wenlock and Captain Fast. Lancaster
Pa, January y, staff Capfln HaIpn.
Philadelphia. Pa January - and ~
ComInnndar Howard lIinkl Easton.
Pa. January 2G Captain Boutcr7e. Lieu-
tenant Sayors. Lieutenant Bell, Phiwlcl-
phia, Pa Jlpunry II, Major Ouirk.
Philadelphia, Pa January -, Captain
and Mr. kcfcr, Philadclphia, r..
January -, Ensign and Mrs. Mehling.
Philadelphia, Pa ,Tannnrv 20. AdJutart
kngslHlry and Fnsigu DanIv. Eorrje-
town, Pa February !, MAJOR ogcar
flagg Philadelphia, Pa; February Z.
Rey. CarIhlc l. Hubbard, Wilmington.
Del February 4, Captain Violet McAlig
tr. Lieutenant Alice McAIlisfer, Phil
adolphia Pa
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WELCOME TO PASTOR.

>pe-isI Correspondence Of Every Evening
Leues, Jan II Met by committee
Of his Pensioners and finding the msnse
filed with prominent citizens of the town.
Rev. DR.. l. MCnch Chambers, the new
pastor Of the Lewcs Presbyterian Church
who left 3 NcrChantllllc, y j.. church,
rrce Ivcd y warm welcome, Saturday night
YES terdav morning his church was crowd
ID by congregation which listened 10 a
sermon entitled In the Beginning
Doct or Chambers is widely known *
she founder az The Syndicate Of Love
and vas moderator of the Presbyterian
SYNOD Of New jersey. He has written
. number of books. ono Of which, called
Harold Psyson reached 8 very large
edition
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-01-12
AUXILIARY ELECTS

AppomatoX Auxiliary No. :. Sons -
Veterans, has elected ihr following ~. eers
President, Mr.. Catherine Gravaof VA,
president, Mrs Ruth Neutze. trca-,ye,
Miss Mary g. BarloV, pcrefsry. III
Lucy a. Van Court hapIain. Mr. Mar
garct Hahn; patriotic instructor NJ
Marguerite Genry, guide Mr. NatA
Mcintyre; assistant guide. Miss Eizafs m
Williams inside giard Mg. hnnr gayers
outside Rmrd Mirs Jessir A. Gcniisu
coloi guards Mr. Maud Mortimer. n, =
Ccleste ID GnutlnJ raat pr deuf. M,er
Lena Ehiot
The nozt meeting nil ~ held On Feb
rInry .. AZ the residence rf Mr. Maud
Mortimer ltOZ Hamilton street 1evers
events ore planned ior viz coming yoar
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-01-12
Rheun7 atisr1 Has Never Been
Cured by Linirnents or Lo-
tions, and Never Will Be.

Yon never knew n Rhfrnahsm that
most painful source Of suffering beng
cured hy Tinlments lotions or other *
ternaI applications And v1n XII never
see anything bar temporary relief afford
ed By such makeshlfts
But Why be satisfied with temporary
relief from the pangs of pain which are
sure 70 return with increased severity.
when there IS permanent relief within your
reach. Science mas proved that Rheu-
matism Is dlsordered condition Of the
blood How then, can satisfactory results
be expected from any treatment that
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-01-12
NEWS OF MIDDlFTOWN

~Irral Correspondence. Of Every Evening
Niddletown Jan T. Mr. and Mr.
William Heycrln oi Tow, -end were
given variety shower, lA,t week II
honor ot their recent marfisee Ou We'd
n1sdaE, Alf. and Mr~ IIevcrli lcft for
NoodbIrN Heights \ ] wherr they
Wil ul;4ke thcir horne.
The meeting d The New Century Cml,
"lil bt held tomorrow evening instead II
p The afternoon Dr lo-cpi Il Odcll of
A'iHlnetor WiN ,uakr AZ address
Ha'n'lc! Prize, hs.- purchased d jarrv
L Wilson tho b,nldlna ~ now occupies
4, nc"s,taud and roiAceo store on
We, Main street
Dr Warren COMBS ia- purchased
from J l Sheppard the building which
Pc ls,s IS . dental offir.
Jarne, " Hurd -oa IT Mr and Mr~
GcoEge N Hurd d near Nacdonough
aud Miss ide q JIail II Y Inlngt0r
Wcr. rn4Ine9 last week Iu Odessa I<
l.fv II Derncsson. pastor ot Odessa
" J. Church Mr. and AIrs H1ri Mil
maze their nome on tarrn near here
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-01-12
MEMS OF NEWARK.

SPe-lal Correspondence Of Every Evening
Newark Jan II Officers az Newark
ConcIave No 8. HeptaSophS ar Seven
" lse Men. were installed last week
Members of the High School Dramatic
Club are planning to present the comedy,
Miss Fearless and Company some
time next month
Mrs T H Chambers and daughter
Elizabeth, have gone 10 Detroit Mich.
wherc Mr. Chambers IS employed hy the
Federal government.
Members of tile Jr. O. Z. a. NJ. at-
tended services III the Presbyterian Church
in q body, Yesterday morning The pastor
Rev William T. Rowan. preached on
Hand to Hand for God and Country
MrS William Hagans was the soIoiSt
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-01-12
Here Is One Thing That
IS Absolutely Impossible

does not reach the blood the seat ~ +be
trouble, and nd the gvsta-1 ~ The ,auz.
n the disease2 s. s. $. has fov rooru -,
fifty years been giving relief n avan -ba
fnosf aggravated and stubborn cases n
rheumatism. i rieanses the blood bv
routing the disease germs The experi-
ence p others who nave taken :. 5. :. will
convince yon that + FIli promptly reach
your case. fou can obtain :. ;. s. At any
drug store.
4 valuable book Oh Rheur1at,zrn and
It's treatment. together with arnar4 rne,i-
zeal advice about your ozn ;adiv7d,,, i
case viii D. sent absolutely free. Write
.oday q Medical Department, Swift
Specific Co. 80 swift Laboratnr, Az
iaHla. Georgia.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-01-12
EDITORIAL

The other 1av he Ters-al
Motors COMPANY ~ Diver l-
creased lts capitalization 70 more
han 5000 Gn0. O00
Eenty-rW0 vaars go rhe E~--
automobile was s1ld - 3 r1srran-
tie and Industrial rron0aron.
Think ABOUT rh1s for ~
presses rs rs one Of the most ron-
1arfli darnons-gaFions aud rrophA-
cIes that We have ever lad knovi-
edge AZ.
To-Day tae automobile business
Is the second largest business ia
the United States, and that means
If course Ii the world Tonnr-
row the automobile business -7u
be the largest "a earta.
he haWliderng AMOUNT II ere
capitalization * ms -reat on
Germ We see Is an =npnans ~
me belief Of ne far-seelng -en
who are promoting tie company
10 the future 0r the business. Fa
10 not pretend 70 see all they zee.
bur We are sure rney Know more
than we 10 and even re can ZEE
very much.
Vow remember 1aS -Esnrv-
three years ago -aera zas IS
automobile business. Make seri-
OBJ, note rt re .aCL nat le-e
vas no monopu-y of any "a. ~
ron or metals ~ any 7ltu-ai re-
source necessary ID oe -ecureu .lr
-Cis m4ryriaU> 1rvelJCnsnt.
ntre n aa ue-r 81 be anro-
mobile = R--e. enLreiy
discovery nlIl.ag 1 the
human intellect
IS 4r Is lslli5 laaeal thlrgs
tre or.frne1 This Tremendous 81
-oIoa4a business Appears co nave
2eel created C- ching Vas
eo- every innovation ,h0UEr
y IS aol every -ea- more. emenl
slacher nauza-
5u- we j. rCt sas ASH l- cam,
3lJ oi nothing
Oar hArbors, our mines. our ter-
-lle relos, our meter 1ower. 1ur
orgaol t3uons. i YOU please. FUu.G
He useless without at5.le,t-
SPIRIT II. >ou ri lie u4u
-.ou
Don Eol See ,4e su-onaal.
which came 'rou ht .n,e.lg.
nsn, educating -nd -
sai enr.ea-n@ 9lr people
interesting story eoC.l
2y -he industrial. lsa-
ng sind -vel 4.lu- e-e
Is ~ba -, ~-ur
ufemohls eAr
t5e
II ala-
o;ac:
tc,G r.
.lo,les e.r
oeE.u n'y
tar- -hs
-rnrta
Flus Sd.udUhN AW
au 4
1. a
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81. val l 81
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SALE OF BUSINESS BLOCK.

Spcr,,al Correspondence of Every Evening
Stafford, Jan J. The sale If Collision :
Bio k, one Of the +inest business sites ii
>eAiorG vas consummated. SATURDAY
The deal vas made few davs ago bv Oihe
; Tul and G T Richards, two vounf
~eaford business men The selling prIc,
w9s So. 600
! G COLLISION. who owned the block
Is retired business man. and one n
>eaiord's 5 pioneer merchants He IS also
prominent IN 9 A. r Circles
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-01-12
MESSAGES FROM AUSTRALIA.
pecial Correepondcnce of Every Excnins

pecial Correspondence Of Every Evening
Newark. Jan IL Richard Mollin of
Philadelphia was weekend guest of
Mr. and Mrs A. c. Wilkinson Mr.
Mollin served during the war in the Cana
dian and British armies After the arms
ticc WAS signed he went to Australia, and
while there met some relatives Of Mrs
Wilkinson Mr. Nollin is IN American
and when he returned to this country he
was gwen messages from Mrs. Wikin-
sons relatives TO deliver 20 her. lie de-
hvered the messages from the faraway
relatives, YESTERDAY Mr.. Wilkinson is
business administrator at Dclav are Col
lcgc
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-01-12
EASES A COLD
WITH ONE DOSE
Pape's Cold Compound" Then
Breaks Up a Cold in a
Few Hours.

KelIri come Instantly 4 tIe,e aiken
eFeFF ~" aoafs 41fil tafee do-,s IRE
taken asHalls hFcsks up Il sesers coid
and end, til the guppc misery
t'c Eeis arsl lo>e oaeHs yaaf giagsed-
up n"stris .tnd lhe ar passages. IN lie
head. stops usse RUNNING. reiie9,.. tie
i'@1iaciie, dG!iIiess fetsTi9tness sHeezsnz.
soreness AMI stliTutss
Don't STAY -tetTeI-up Out bloWing
and en'.i'inG' !,.fr taaf eengested
hcaG! Aoth,i HI~e IN the world eIy..s
sleh prompt rt!ls .t7 Pap = Gela COM
pound winch costs anIy i feW cent. II
any drug store l. .tr.s Attgou assist
anca. iasiee nlst. contains n4 3aiaiue-
iu~lst upen pape
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-01-12
MAYOR COX Of SEAFORD
URGED FOR GOVERNOR
Prominent in Business. of Fine Old
Family, He is Supported by
Many Warm Friends.
Special Dispatch to Every Evening

Special Dispatch 10 Every Evening
Seaford. Jan u The personal and
political friends Of Mayor Joseph Harper
Cos Of this town. especially those resident
OF the eastern section nf Sussex county.
who arc strongly urging him 10 make Il
fight for the Democratic nomination for
governor this year. are uniting Ia rut IN
j solid front IN favor of Seaford'g Youngest
mayor. who is now serving his second
term a. boss 0f the towns affairs. Niavor
Cox has made an excellent official and
SO successful was his first administration
that he was elected the second time with
out oppositiOn.
Mayor Cox comes of a strong Demo
cratic family Ills father. the late !.
Webster OK, was Staunch Democrat and
onc Of Seafords most progressive business
mon His mother was 81 a leading Virginia
family Slncc his parents death Mayor
OK has conducted the mercantile business
hero built up hy his father. and has ma
tcTlalIv increased its scope lie is now
regarded i, one Of the towns most solid
business men and 4 man of good boss
sense Also, he Is prominent Mason
and 4 shrincr If Mayor On decides -
make the fight and should he successful
IN securing the nomination and election,
he would be the youngest governor Della
ware ever bad, ,.p being now under IS
years
When approached today regarding his
boon for governor. Navor Cox said In
addition q having my mercantile business
and the Office of mayor of Scaford Ia look
after, have several important engage
ments this month said Navor Cox.
today Next THURSDAY I will accompany.
IS . spectator, my friends and favorites.
the Hobbs 4 Longendvko runstrels to
Laurel January p ] will te in -BaIti-
moro with relatives. and on he 22(~T will
put my feet under the ;at ID with nv Vii
friends
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-01-12
STOP cATbnRR! OPEN
N0STRlLS AND HEAD
Says Cream Applied in Eostrils
Relieves Head-COlds AZ Once.

II your n0sfrl= are ei0zvr5 rJ your
head Is silGod and s1H can gresft G
freely because 0f e1ld ~ afarrt u-f
ge' small bottle II f'y's Cream Balfo
81 any drug t1re tpply '.tta ~ fhis
3ra2raH' ant pto c-caa 9t. bur m
frb- and ,ei 3 Dc1e,rato through lvry.
AR pasaa0e of yprr aead 1o,h,nz an
healing atc nfamed HgIlu mic0.
membrane a0J yoU gof 1atauf relief
Ah how good + f.eig Yorr 1cstr.ls a-r
open, your heud ~irev al r1ore aa~kiry
nulllrg Blowing, ao more 1osdact
drynrs or trugglirZ i5r .-eafh fl
Cream Balm y lrs' shat rFcrcrr f--u
head colds and aarrh 0cG1 f"e
lIghf
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DELAWARE CITY

ps.rIaI correspondence - Every E1entng
Delaware City, Jan . Mr. and Nj
NoT1nah : >'tpletord are being congr;.tu-
lat.-f = rhe birth oi q babv bov.
y 4ilac. >hooL forInerl, cmployed orl
.h, Neptune + NOW employed "a ~,
llart.rua-'er steamer. General Carey
sn"t Iln- between file three forts on
iu. D,iaW4fe
EIwar1 i Cl1rA i qult. III II ii. hon,
u v ishiugton street
l. x. v h.tt.ugh4iu and sou have ~
lrned homr alter spending Z few days Ia
N'w \ orr City.
! here vii h. i meeting of The Mems
.roiA"Thood a. M matse Of the prcsi-
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ENTERTAINED FRIENDS
Special Correspondence Of Every Evcnin,

Special Correspondents of Every Evcning
Laurel, Jan. 12-Thc home Of Mr.
and Mrs Thomas 3 Lambdcn The Oaks,
near town. was the scene cf delightful
gathering, Saturday evening, when their
son, Thomas 5. Lambdcu, Jr entertain
cd number Of his friends Those pres
ent were:
Misses Lcnorc Parsons, LouSc Records
Ermma Quillen, Iloisc Rodney. Lclah
Pollitt. Blanche Noottcn. Fya Allen
Blanche Workman. Mary Allen. EIslc
Christopher Hannah Richardson. Pauline
Rodney Louise German. and Mabel
Rodney; Norris Kitchens, Alton War
rinGton, Richard Moore. Chester WIN
gate, George polltt. Jamcs Narvil
Lewis Boycc Raymond Thompson, Loran
Ellis. and Raymond Elliott 4 delight
ful collation. was served
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-01-12
NOT TROt BLED RY ROT.

speciat Correspondence Of Every Evening
Neaford Jan II Local dealers IN
sweet potatoes report that BLACK rot
said ~ have appeared IN many sWecf po.
tato houses on the Peninsula. = scareeiv
10 le found in any Of the potato hoasee
IN this immedIate section One oi Saa-
fordS largest sweet potato dealers sad
the potatoes hayc turned ont better here
than for several years and that the loss
from bad potatoe> would not 20 above
. per cent. whi I'll il an exceptionally
fine record
Dealers here areshlppIng out ;hous apts
of baskets. which are bringing s. ID per-
hamper for primes.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-01-12
thousands Have Found
Relief From Rheumatism

y taAina 4 1al. n old physlcis.Iszs fr4
scF 'ption used since 1a5l A-2s5l h
tohs1ltdtIon treatment foT rb.sums-
SIN ald 20 IL relieves 9hetiyllat Sf44 gt
dlssolVln3 r. eAicareuHs deposits rtIiis5
eause The painful ,Welling tie ni5.fS
ahd drives the uric acid from III ssst9pe
>cid ~ .eudtas druggists or sent Hv
mat az = OU EiAiER 8 A6ffsSn ~
AVe and 18TH -. New York
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-01-12
TO LECTURE FOR soRosIS.

special Correspondence Of Every Eyenins
Seaford Jan II Mrs ~elo Friedewald
mpersonator. will give IN entertainment;
here under the auspices of tic sorosis.
nezt Friday evening January It,
On the following daY I1T ANNE {
Shipley and Miss Lida kiy will entertain
IN her honor II the Acorn Chi rooms.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-01-12
POLISH VOTERS TO MEET.

The Polish Voters Non-Partisan League
will hold its regular meeting Tuesday. 4
smoker will r. held after the neefing
installation II officers vii take piace
All nembor- ato requested - be d he
meeting room not later nan 20 d 'clocl
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-01-12
To 60 to Europe

In connection With development nrigi-
moss for the du Pant f.oropsnv sa,,er,l
II 'he employees viii sal f5r FlJrora ~ +,
or shout next Satgrdav. II ~ na-t,,
1ilI be W w Richards G,eor,e E,ool,.-
Wills Johnson, j X Ra3ev snd ~
Porter
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-01-12
ENLISTED IN NAVY.

Special espondence Of livery Eyenine
Neaiord Jan L Lewis Is..acs. son ii
harles lsaacs and former member of
The ~*aford baseball team ba~ cni!stec
~ - Ncoman IN the | : Nav
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-01-12
Accurate Definition

What an exgeaey pa
An ezigeney oil an eAigency Is one
q tho,. places IN the theatres where thav
pat a red light 10 tcllNou ~here ta goout
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-01-12
QUICK RELIEF
FROM CONSTIPATION
Get Dr.. Edwards Olive Tablets

That IS the joyful cry Of thousands
since Or. Edwards produced Olive
Tablets the substitute for calonlei no
CrlpinS results from these pleasant
little tablets. They cause the liver
and bowels to act normally They
never force them 10 unnatural action
DR. Edwards Olive Tablets are a
soothing. healing. vegetable compound
mixed with olive oil
II you have bad taste, bad breath
feel dull tired, are constipated or
bilious. you'll ind quick and sure re-
-uilts from Or Ed%ar6a' little Olive
rsb4sts - bgdumt los aud IS tox.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-01-12

dent, Tuesday evening. \ meeting of the
New Era Committee and group leaders
for 1920 is called for Wednesday evening
after the PRAYER services