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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-02-13
ANNUAL RECORD" SALE

Tho Record staff through the cour-
ttsy Of tho George r. Thyl"r COMPANY
viii hold their annual food sale on Sat
urdny morning They will have table
In the Taylor Th"roughfare. The pur-
pose Of the sale Is to obtain funds for
tho maintenance Of the school maga-
zinc. All manner Of delicious home
made confections Will be on sale.
p,,r WAN cA>-r>-cc STANDS
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1920-11-03
HOPE" MUSLIN. YARD lse

HOPE" MUSLIN. YARD Ice
AZ vs00 know the quality Of the old STANDARD
Brand Hope" a1l alse know that it has been
selling for the past year At &c H.
per yard Limit Of 10 ID to eaeh) 80. ~
Use TURKISH TOWELS Use
Oae let Of 50 dozen medium size Turkish ~.
Towels extra special, each ............ lOS
Limit Of do1. to eustomerl
sc LINEN FINISH CRASH TOWELS l9c
Ono lot Of Is 6ssn linen Gnish Towels. m.
while the lot lasts, each ......... 800. ~
s42s DIAPER CLOTH. BOLT sass
Put up in 10 yard belts. - inches vide; this
width has been selling ''s s4s' e7O2
Per bolt. now pr bolt .............. VSsIO
lse TO soc LACES, YARD Zoe
One big lot valeaeieanes IAees In matched sets.
consisting II three 1l2ereat widths and insertion
- match, wsrth up to ~ pr yard. H.
al In one big IT Ut sos price. Thursday lVS
eee UNBI CACHED MUSLIN, - ~
10eheS we ......... .....s.......'.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1920-11-03
Hosiery Offerings of Real Value

Ladies' pure thread SILK Stockings reinforced
nereaized elastic double top and stop run gar.
ter welt, fashioned leg and seamless foot. It has
the appearance Of the full fashioned hose Black
and white. oil SHEA, slightly imperfect on.
$l.S0 value u. ......... .....O/S
Mems 6ne Isle Hail Hsse with spliced heel and
toes, assorted color, al si1es, m
SoC VAAuO ~. -
Ladies' Cotton Hose. black, all sixes Mended.
Asc quality for this event, three Al.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1920-11-03
Children's New Fall Coats
Warm Things for the
Little Royal Highness"

Do you know that this store
hss an exceptionally soad
ssssrtnent Of pretty things
for the little enes: We'll. We
have. And when Baby must
have pretty, yet practical,
garments. the New York
Store Is usual comes forth
and n6ers unuSpal NaluA6
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1920-11-03
Yard Goods at Lower Prices

Sc UNBLEACEiED MUSLIN, 19l
10 inches wide ......... ........ CIV
s6-inch Bleached Gauze, fine fer a.
polishing autos, yard ................. ~
sl.2s FULL COMFORTER SIZE COTTON
BATS. soc
Number size bait Of nice fluffy white cotton.
opens up full comforter size, on.
&c TURKISH BATH TOWELS. extra large
sizs 33x42: double twisted thread 81 kOc
soft spun cotton. each .............V WV
slxsO ideal" SHEETS. s22s
This is . seamless sheet. made Of very good
quality sheetins, absolutely no dressing. @ ~
full ,ise each Dk.kO
Ase PERCALES. YARD 95e
Full Standard PereaIes, 50 inches vide. dark
blues, cadets. grays and light eoIors. These have
been selling At 43c yard; . Wonderful bargain
81 the e'''' not remnants &c
pr yard ......... ......... ......... AOS
Main Floor
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1920-11-03

Children's fine ribbed cotton Hose, or
black only, Ill sizes, 45c values at ...... HON
Women's fine quality wool Hose. In ~
black only. Regular ose .............. Nv
Children's 6ne ribbed black wool Hose, ~
all slzes. Sl.00 quality at .... .... ~
Ladies' wool sport Hose in color clk0
combinations. $40 value at .... VlsVI
Ladies fine cotton black Hose, all size, o.
regular 4sc quality at ......HoS
Hosiery Secticn-Main Floor
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-10-21
CECIL COUNTY NOTES.

Elkton, Md, Oct. 2t.--Cccil County
School Teachers Association, Mt meet
ing held in Eklton, yesterday, elected
Professor Marshall Thompson of North
Enst. president; Miss Kathryn Bratton,
secretnry: Mrs Frances Cleaves of FIX
ton. treasurer. Principal Thomas =
Smith Of Calvert was elected vice-presi-
dent. succeeding the late y. u. fockler
Hon. l.. Irving Handy Of Delaware was
the speaker Mt the Church Chhutauq'ia
held last evening in Elkton NJ. T. Church.
His subject was the League of Nations
The engagement Of Miss Agnes l..
Movbray. formerly Of Elkton, daughter
Of DR. A. s. Mowbray, now oi Washing
ton. and Thomas s. Farnswnrth, has been
announced The wedding will take place
in December.
The Womeffs Home and Foreign Mis-
sionnry Society Of Zion Presbyterian
Church was entertained, this afternoon
at the home Of Mira Mcurns Moore, Mt
Zion.
The marriage Of Miss Anna l.. Kirk "
Thomas Il Robertson was solefnnized
last evening. at the home of the BRIDE
parents, Blue Ball After n wedding
tour, Mr. and Mrs Robertson, will reside
at Rising sun
Paul Barrett Of Port Deposit has q
badly spraincd wrist, sustained while
cranking his automobile. Leroy Harson
also of Port. broke both bones IN his wris'
while cranking his machine
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-10-21

of Centenary Methodist Episcopal Church,
n cousin of the brides mother, performed
tho ceremony. The home WAS profusely
and artistically decorated with immense
qua ntities of autumn foliage, ferns and
cut flowers. -,
Previous To the entrance of the bridal
marty. Mrs. J. Osborne Adams sang "A
Perfect Day. The bridal procession moved
down the broad stairway and INTO the
large living room to the strains OF the
bridal chorus from "Lohengrin, rendered
bv Miss Mildred Clogg of Pocomoke City.
Md. and pr.iscd before an altar oi ferns,
cut flowers and autumn leaves.
Mss Robinson was attired IN brown
crepe meteor which was afterwards
changed to dark blue travelling suit
with hat to match She was attended by
Miss Jennie Marvil who was gowncd IN
suit OF brown. The groom was attended by
his brother, George +. w. Maddox oi
Gibbstown, n. j.
After the ceremony n reception OF an
| Informal nature was gwen Mr.. and Mrs.
| Maddox after which collation. was
, served by the mother Of the bride.
Accompanied by numerous friends Mr.
! and Mrs Maddox motored to the raii'
road station where loaded with immense
! quantities Of confett which their many
! friends insisted upon presenting them with
| they boarded the 33S New York express
for Philadelphia Their honeymoon vii
bc spent in Philadelphia, New York and
| Boston. gong by boat TO the latter city
after which thev will be at home IN No
i ycmbcr In PoGomoke City, Md.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-10-21
DELAWARE CITY NEWS.

Delaware City, Oct 2I.-Mrs: Iydie
Burgess of Georgia Is here visiting her
sister. Mrs William Davidson.
Sergeant Rothstein and Sergeant Shei-
ton Of Fort du Pont will leave TINS week
for Panama, where they will be stationed-
Sergeant Hcpler has been granted a
threc-months' flrlough and VIII leave IN
n few davs for California, where nc VIII
visit relatives.
II the Fort du Pont football team wins
Sundays game, Sergeant landcrs VIII
give an oyster supper 70 the team
The marriage Of Richard Rutherford
Wittingham Of Delaware City and Miss
Thclma Tyic Of Essex, Conn, VIII take
place Saturday at noon. Mr. Wlttlngham
was a captain in the Tank Corps IN
France and Miss Tyler was year abroad
in cantccn work After their marriage
thev Will reside IN Wilmington
The Yacht Sunset passed through the
canal Yesterday, for Philadelphia, after
cruise on the Chesapeake bay.
Robert Dunham of Washington, ID =,
Is here visiting his brother, Nathan Dun
ham
international truck
Catfish are plcntidful and local fishermen
arc shippir & barrels Of them to Baltimore
markets daily
Mrs. Guy Vail viii entertain the Cen,
tnrv Cmb on October IS at an annual
/ Hallowc en- darcc Prizes viii bo gwen
to The wcarers Of the hest costumes.
4 card party Was given last evening at
the home of MIR and Mrs. John Smcer by
their daughter Margaret Tho following
guests attended Miss Emma, Marguerite
and Ralph Mulhgan, Mr.. and Mrs. II.
Revere Miss Mary and Howard Money,
/ Mrs Kenneth Cross, Miss Marie Jami-
son Miss Mary, Margaret and James
Schacfcr. William Beck, George Clark,
Carlisle Spiccr.
Francis FInreSan Of Atlantic 'ity Is
sronding two weeks here with his grand
mother. Mrs 4 i. Holiday.
Mrs Harry Stcclman and son Rodney
I of Baltimore arc here visiting her mother,
/ Nlrs Emma Price. for the weekend.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-10-21
NEWS OF MILFORD.

Milford. Oct u William V SippIe
a son have donated a cornerstone ~ the
row Metropolitan Methodist Church for
colored people at Harrington, which was
approIJriateiy lald and dedicated, sunday
afternoon. by the colorcd Masonic lodge
Christ Church Altar Guild hns elected
the following officers Chairman, * ofhcio,
tho rector. Rev. Thomas Y Wiugafc,
s r. r.. drectrcsa Mrs. j. Lynn Pratt
secretary and treasurer, Miss Clara +.
prettvfnan: chairman If candle commit
tee. Mrs Irc Hirsch, chairman of equip
mcnt committee, Mrs William I Wat
son, Sr
Carlisle Fire % If here was called
out Tuesday afternoon 70 extingnsf
blaz. IN the rear of the garage of william
Webb. on Railroad avenue. J nc iTfe vas
started whls II large oil tank truck NO
longing 20 the Atlantic Refining % ~
charge of Edward Carpenter, vas flllng
tho garage tnnk with gasoline hc htazc
was cxtingllshed before an explosion could
occIlT. but the truck was damaged
Word he's been received here u the
death, ~ Philadelphia. of Mrs Herman
= White. far many years resident of
this town. who since the death q hcr nus
band. about ten yoars ago, had made nor
| home in Philadelphia with her son ana
daughter
he second IF Eeres n meetings n
| Christ Church Guild r. be held a. the
homes of the different members VINO reside
n tho conntry districts was held yesterday
afternoon 1T the home q Mrs Harry "
Deputy 1T FIilcrcst Farm, o. fhe 9LaHgti-
| ter Beach road
! Miss Pearl shepherd ls spending several
/ days IN Ncw York City
Mrs Roy Rrcwcr If San Francisco i
spendIrp several weeks here with hei
parents. Mr. and Mrs Harry Bonnett
Mr. and Mrs. Earl Robinson and Mrs
RAYMOND Alexander motorcd % VII
NH gton, Monday, to remain for sfvera
/ dave
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-10-21
KENT SUNDAY SCHOOLS.

Dover. Oct. q The annual conven-
ton 81 the Kent County sunday Schooi
Association was held IN the Magnolia.
Methodist Episcopal Church Tuesday
Reports we're made on -Our Work by
]. Elmer Perry OF Wilmington. chairman
State executive committee. Get and
Give. by Rev J Mcintosh Eckard. of
SMYRNA. tThings Worth While, by Mrs
r. f.. NcCov. Trained Workers by
Rev. Milton McCann, account Of MS stay
at a SUNDAY school training school. Key
Gilbert II Ciehman.
DR.. Budd Of Wesley Collegiate Insti-
tute made the evening address.
Officers were elected as follows Presi-
dent. Howard r Moore. Milford wee
president. I VI Price, SMYRNA. recording
secretary. Mrs Thomas Warren. Wvom-
ing chorister. 4. W Carrow Frederlca
chairman executive committee, Wesley
Webb. Dover. corresponding secretary and
treasurer. jefferson Cooper. CheSwold; de
partment superintendents Young People 5
Division, girls, Mrs Samuel Philips,
Wyoming, boys, Gilbert II. Gehman,
Dover educational, Rev J. NJ /, Echara
Snvcna. adult and home Theodore Hall,
Milford
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-10-21
NEWS OF A DAY
FROM The STALL
Another Democratic Paper tor
Sussex, Either at Lewes
or Georgetown.
SWEET POTAIOEo FINN
M;ddletown New Century Club
Resumes Meetings tor the oea-
son With Great Interest.
-, r,.o,,,g.s Correspondent.

rroun Every Evenings Correspondent
Niddlctown, oct. 2l.-Tho opening
n,nctiue for the fall of the New century
Cb,b was held at the club house luesday
of,crpoon. with good attendance OF the
membcrs. \ reception was neiu pH 'ao
cxecutive board for all the club memnArs'
Mrs. Pool. the president, gave greetings
10 all. Mrs Jerome ID. Niles OF lowhsciiu
gave two delightful vocal selections.
The club members Will give maSquSr-
ado dance AZ the club house on fTllay
evening for the benefit of the club. nc
chh's share from the proceeds oi the
carnival held in September will wipe out
The debt on the club house and pay ior
,bc recent repairs. The members begin
his yaar with clean slate and hope 10
have a prosperous year. rive ne" hd''eS
were posted 20 be voted INTO melhpcis'irP ~
Mrs. George llcldmyer, Mrs; >, IL
Buckworth. Mrs. John Noshel, MT;
Young and Mrs Hopkins. Mrs. Pool toi1
the story Of the Golden Prairic Blcnhial'
10 which she was delegate.
Next Tuesdays meeting Will oe "a
musicale held in tho evening at ) ciock-
This will be an open meeting ana the
Masonic Lodge is especially invited to
show the clubs appreciation oi ttH
courtesy of the lodge members during the
carnival.
Mrs. Lester Nj. Naylor Is chairman oi
program for the first period oi t''IS'
months. Miss Hester Jones, ior t,it
second period, and Mrs. Watson N
Belts. for the third period.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-10-21
+ OR A DEMOCRATIC PAPER

GEORGETOWN, Oct. 2l.-Plans are under
way for the establishment OF an up-to-
date printing plant either in GEORGETOWN
or Lcwcs. for the publication of s'aunch
Democratic paper. The business propose
tion is being launched by Charles ':
ZONES of Lcwes and Fred l.. Meyers ol
Lancaster. Pa, who formerly resided at
Iayos and within a few weeks the com
many is expected to be formed.
Because of tho fact that Georgetown Is
tbo central point in Sussex county, ana
tho scot of nh political activity, tho paper
NAV nc established here.
Charles +. Wolfe, formerly editor OF
the Delaware Pilot, Lewes, and general
manager of the Sussex Printing ana rupl
fishing Co, this city, Is to become gcfcra'
manager OF the new company.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-10-21
COX VICTORY EGG.

coo-cctovn. oct u CAPTAIN Edward
Tracey II l.eWes has 4 hen s egg "I'lch = =
attracting much attention in N cas'S'ii
section If lower ID iaWare, ana 4JeIi','siIt's e
nv h,hevc il aucurs We'll for success.
on, side # the egg Is nearly Iiat ah9 'lls
a ridge running around the nat sloe sue y. !.
which arc tho words, Good OK, l9-u.
The words and letters are 50 disilhcl tila'
arv orc can read them.
WITH women having the night OF iran
.b;s. mi hons laylrc eggs with the name
ofC.o,-error Cox On them, Captain Tracey
!. ,,,oars tho presidential nominee Is
- - ho slnctcd The owner Of the
freak egg IS one Of the most ardent
Drnocrats in lower Delaware.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-10-21
Ends Stubborn Coughs
i'm q Hurry
For real effectiveness this oAd
ho,ne-u1auds remedy has no equal.
lastly and cheaply prepared
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.

You'll never know how quickly bad
cough can be conquered, until Nou tfE
this famous old home made remedy;
Anyone who has coughed II daY anu
all night, viii say that the immediate
relief given Is almost Ike magic. II
takes but moment To prepare. anu
really there is nothing better Tor coughs:
Into a pMt bottle, put 2i2 ounces o.
Pinex: then add plain graHu.ated sugar
syrup TO make a full pint. Or YOU can
use clarified molasses. honey. or corn
syrup. instead OF sugar syrup Eiiht.
way, the full pint saves aoout wv
thirds Of the money uSua II speni TOT
cough preparat .ous an3 gives Yon more
Dositive. effective remedy. /. keeps. per-
fectiv. and tastes pleasant ehhdfen
ike it.
You can feel this take hold Instantly,
soothing and healing the membranes IN
all the ar passages Il promptly looSens
dry. tight cough, an1 soon You VIII
notice the phlegm thin out and then
disappear altogether \ day use VIII
usually break up an ordinary throat or
chest cold, ani it is also splendld Ter
bronchitis, Group hoarseness, ana bTon-
chial asthma
Pinex is a most valuable concentrated
compound Of genuine Norway pine eN-
tract. the most reliable remedy tor
throat and chest ailments.
To avoid disappointment ask Vour
druggist for 10 ounces OF PlneX with
directions, and don't accept ANYTHING
else Guaranteed to give absolute s3tis-
faction or money refunded. The PlneA
Co. Ft WaYne. Ind.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-10-21
NEWS OF NEWARK.

Newark, Oct 21-The automobile
engine Of the Ftna Hose, Hook and
Ladder Go has been returned after re-
ceivlng general overhaullng ana is IN
service again.
Lieutenant J. Allison ODaniel Post.
Veterans of Foreign Wars. is arranging
for a smoker 10 be held Monday night,
November ]
Rally day exercises Will be heid al the
Presby terIaa Sunday school on sunday
An interesting program 81 recltallohs ana
music has been prepared.
Wawa Tribe Of Red Men OF Union
cleared 81 800 on the carnival held there
last week
Miss Nerda Geesaman OF Ruthhy and
Edward Franklin Reed cf Smyrna were
marred, Tuesday night, by Rev FRANK
Herson Of Newark
White Clay Creek hundred Sunday
School Association was reorgamzed, Tues
dav night when these officers were
elected President. Warren A. Singles
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-10-21
NEWS OF STAFFORD.

Scaford. Oct. p Mr. and Mrs Sam
uel Horton, spent several days tins week
in Baltimore.
Mi and Mrs. ]. II. Kirby and children
Of Wilmington. were called to Scaford,
Yesterday bv the sudden death Of Mrs.
Kirbv's aunt Mrs George Morgan.
Mrs George II. Huston who has he"n
III Al her home on High street for the past
Eve weeks. is now convalcscing.
Mrs. George Lankford and children
Of Pennington. have been visiting Mr.
and Mrs Paul Guthrie
Mrs Ruben A Steward is spending
several davs in Philadelphia and New
Mrs. i +. &. Hill is spending several
days with friends in Greenwood.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-10-21
EDUCATING CITIZENS.

Seaford. Oct. 21-Thc Education and
Citizenship class which is being held ut
the Acorn Club room, this town, TN thus
week. is drawing larfc audiences: The
meetings are held at $50 o'clock in the
afternoons and 5 o'clock in the evenings
Mrs. Oliver Johnson, of st. LOUIS. Mo,
is director and is being ably assisted here
by Mrs. John II. Eskridgc, chairman oi
the meetings here Other Acorn Club
mcmbcIs a re taking an active part
The speakers are Mrs A. -.
Warner, Mrs. Henry RldgleX FRANK
.Ioseph II. Cox. Monroe II Adams, Judge
Conrad and others The object Of the meet
ings is for the explanation of Election
Laws, Political Parties, Federal and state
government Legislative Powers and Not-
ing. and is held under the auspices OF
the Delaware League of Women Voters
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-10-21
MARRIAGE LICE SSES.

Magistrate Harry +. ellis has issued
marriage licenses ma follows Defnetrio@
Mugtakaa, l0l Poplar street and lrihn-
tafclo I<Jigas, i01 Poplar street sylvester
r. Bryson, 432 s Grant avenue and Eliz-
nbeth Oliver, = Center street. Hamilton
Park. Eugene Il. Handy, 2l5 West Four
tecnth street and Beatrice X. Waterman,
Is3I West RiqIth street; Moscs Thacher,
2f5 lombard street and Lizzie Stout
2I5 T,,mbard street; Herbert W CIeland,
EiO North Harrison street and Edith
Carmichael 226 West Twenty-aixth street
Maoigtrafe T.. !. Broman has issued
marriage licenses ag follows InRoy Reese,
g37 Madison street and May Butter.
320 Division fstreet, Dover.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-10-21
PLENTY OF GAME.

Seaford. Oct. p Seaford sportsmen
are in high glee over the prospect ior.
great season Of quail and rabbit
shooting when the law opens next
month. Tor according 10 a local hunter
vOrrr BIRDS and rabbits never were more
plentiful IN lower Delaware. lie Says
more vourg birds and rabbits have been
seen bv him during the past few weeks
than he ever saw before at thus time o.
the year.
He accounted for the fact because hun
dreds Of the yourG birds and rabbits hac
been left alone during the summer months
and in September and October by the dog
which usually get into them at TINS time
killing off any quantity OF them
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-10-21
NEWS OF LEWES.

Loves. oct u Invitations arr out
for the marriage Of Miss Dorothy stephens
and Howard Raincv Miller 70 take place
on "Wednesday, October 27, At 564 last
Seventh street. Flathush, \. ! Mss
STEPHENS is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs.
Arthur Dancsbury Middleton. we'll known
in Icwes.
The family Of Captain Willard ! olilnS
are on an auto trip today 70 fhlIadeiphia
and other places
William Marsh, accompanied ms dangn-
ter. Miss Lillian. to New York tins week,
where She is a student at the ScorAl
School
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-10-21
NEWARK WATER WORKS

Newark. oct 21-The work Of re-
moving the clght-inch main and replacing
i with ten-inch main from the pumping
station 10 Main and Academy streets IS
about completed.
The new artesIan wells also nave Deeh
.,1l- but = is likely that the remainder
Of the work Of cnlarging the water system
vii no held M because of the new pumps
mt a IRVING
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-10-21
MIDDLETOWN NOTES.

A,iddlotown. Oct. 21-Mr. and Mrs.
James +. Lewis and little sons were IN
Virginia. last week, for visit with MI
Lewis mother.
Miss Helen Pctticord q MlumHe'o1' ~
has been visiting hcr aunt MIS-. ~ =
W ilson.
9 q Dcrringcr of Plainfiald \. J.
N,s Iestcr NJ, Shestack OF Philadol-
phia i hcrc vlsitirg hc1 parents VI any
Mrs. Joseph Bcrkman. -
Rohcr, d. Penrewill Of Salt Greek
u-.',,,rr ! bcrc visiting his brother
- II 4, a,,5 Ni,~ Frank q. Icscr and little
=, ol,cv IA visited her parents
AIr. and Mrs. W b. Hall, last week.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-10-21
CAMDEN NOTES.

Camden. oct. 2l.-Mr. and Mrs: Vii
liam spencer Of Rising Sun visited here
on Tuesday. ,,
Mrs. Elizabeth Farrow q Noodside Is
q guest of her daughter, Mrs. OIarret'
JoUeS :
Rider Jones Of CLAYTON was guest o.
his brother. Garrett Jones, on SUNDAY
Mrs. William Graham IS Visiting IN
Philadelphia, Pa.
Rev. and Mrs. c ". Moore attended
the sunday school convention at nag
nolla. on Tuesday
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-10-21
NEWS OF FATHERS DEATH,

Smvrna. Oct p News Of the death
Of Rev. A. r. Nichols Of 3rookheld
Mass. a retired member Of the New krg-
lard Conference Of the Methodist kplsco-
pal Church, on May 20 was received
Yesterday By his sop, Rev RaEsDm +.
Nichols Of smyrna.
Dr. Nichols was a graduate Of Amherst
College and served mary important
churches in Massachusetts, such IS Green
field, Athol, SomervIllc and 10 Boston.
His son will leave for New England to-
morrow morning.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-10-21
AGED AND ILL, SHE REGI STEERS

Dover. Oct. y Mrs job W Hall
of Frederica, aged 81 years, an Invalid,
who for many months has been under the
care Of two nurses, insisted on belng taken
10 the registration place, on saturday
last. where shr registered ard expects to
vote the straight Democratic ticket. ~
Mrs Hall is the widow ef John w
Hail sor Of former Governor John "
Hall Of Dclawar,, ard j, an aunt Of Mrs.
Samuel " HILL OF Dover.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-10-21
Kindergarten Workers Received.

Miss Frances Berry, supervisor OF
kindergarten and primary schools In
Baltimore and Mss Winifred Weldln,
formerly II this city, head Of the depart
n,ent of kindergarten education ut the
Teachers Training School, were guests
81 honor at an informal reception give n
hv the kindergarten Club q Baltimore I
G;ouchcr Alumnn Lodge. few days ago.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-10-21

vice-presdcnt, Harry Il. Tomlin; secre-
tary. Earle Dawson; treasurer, Mrs, john
w. Davett. An address was made hy
Il. Ross Farra of Wilmington. =,
The local pest, American Legion, wli
give dance in the Armory on Armstice
Day, November IL.
The first fall meeting OF Casar Rodney
Chapter, Daughters Of the American
Revolution, will be held at the home oi
Mrs 4 L. Bcals, next Saturday afternoon
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-10-21
REPUBLICAN MEETING.

Scaford. oct. p Congressman Lay
+on and Acknowledgement Rhelnhart adj
dressed a Republican meeting here, last
night III Wright's Auditorium, which
was filed with men and women.
Both touched on the League q Nations
and State issues, Robinson 5 Band DIS
culrsrd music
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-10-21
WEDDING AT LAUREL.

Laurel oct u At the home Of Mr.
and Mrs A " Robinson Oh West street,
Yesterday afternoon, their daughter, NJ -
Elizabeth g. Robinson was married To
Eugene ;. Maddox Of Pocomoke City
Nd. ReY W Osborne Bcnrctt. pastor