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Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1920-12-20
Trap Shoot Features

NEW YORK Dec 2e.--Iohn d. Clay
an amateur Of Houston. Texas. shot ai
more registered targets duriIg the 1928
season than amy other marksmau In Tie
United States ar Canada, He shot n r.
so. missing only 500 THIS gave him
an average o. .93f3 Clay cumpl ted in
thlrty-uiuc tournaments IN practically
every section OF this country and Can
ada.
Charles g.. Spencer Of st Louis shot
at more targets In registered compcti-
tlon than my other professional 1880
lie broke l0pl4 for On average ~ g-9
spencer took part In thirty three t0urna-
ments.
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1920-12-20
0'DOwd Offers Wilson
$1,000 to Get in Ring

ST. PAUL, Dec. e0.--Milsc O'Dowd.
former niiddleweight boxing cham
pion. announced here that he would
pay s. 900 iu cash out OF his own
pocket to Johnny Wilson. who won
the Tniddlew ght title last spring,
for fiftcen-round return match with
M uson.
O'DoWd. who returned 80 his home
tere last night from the East, said
Tex Richard. fight promoter. had Of
fered Wilson s3S. goo for n match with
the former champion.
In addition to the 5000 bonus
O'Dowd said kc would give Wilson
81 600 A. the latter beat him Ia a re-
turn fght.
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1920-12-20
FACTION TALK
IN AMERICAN

NEW YORK, Dec. 2O-The '.insurgent"
faction in the American League is said
TO be preparing a statement regarding
President JohDsOn'S move IN keeping it's
members of the board of directors.
ton Of the Yankees, Harry Frazee Of the
Red S0x. and Charles a. Comiskey of the
White SOx, will sign the statement joint
~ when il is completed, according to re-
ports.
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1920-12-20
Transaction With the Ne York Giants
No N. D-Husker Game

LINCOLN, Neb., Dec. 2o.-Director of
Athletics Luehring of the University of
Nebraska has announced that the foot
ball game tentatively scheduled for
Thanksgiving day in 1921 at Lincoln with
Notre Dame has been cancelled by Notre
Dame athletic authorities.
The two teams have had annual con-
tests for FIVE years, but difficulty in ar
ranging dates caused a cancellation Of
next years battle.
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LONDON COPs ARRIVE.

NEW YORK. Dec. 9O-The heavy
weight and middeweight champions Of
the London police force were scheduled
to arrive here today to box the champions
Of he New York force IN their respective
classes before the International sporting
Club. These bouts will be part OF a Dig
tournament to be staged next month
The boxing champions OF Bolton 3
army and navy are due here Wednesday.
when Tex O BOurke. matchmaker OF the
club. will return from England. They
VIII appear in the same show and VIII
meet America army and navy cham
pions. Full details Of the tournament are
10 be announced later.
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1920-12-20
Ulcers GET FIELDER

AKRON. Ohio, Dec. 2O.-The sale OF
Joe shannon, Outfelder. to the Detroit
Americans. and Of Ed FIaherty, pitcher
to San Francisco OF the Pacific Coast
League, WAS announced by the Akron In
ternational League Club today.
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1920-12-20
MAJOR CLUBS
SELECT CAMPS
Texas Draws Many of Big
Leaguers for Spring
Training.

NEW YoRK, Dec. 2O-with the ex-
ception Of the st. Louis Browns, all of
the major league clubs have completed
their training plans The majority OF
the teams will seek new places, only six
OF them returning 10 last years camps
Texas Is the fayorite State this wear
Two are going to Louisiana. two TO Flor
ida. two to Arkansas and one TO Cali
fornia Hot Springs and San Antonio
viii entertain a pair of clubs each, the
Pittsburgh Pirates and the Booton Red
Sox at the former place. while the New
York Giants and the Detroit Tigers un-
der their manager, Ty Cobb, go to the
Texas resort.
The Brooklyn champions and the New
York Yankees viii train in the same
neighborhoOd at New Orleans. and VIII
engage IA a series Of training games.
Training places as announced:
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1920-12-20
CLAMP REACHES HOME.

SALT LAKE CITY, Dec 20.-Jack
Dempsey, champion heavyweight boxer
arrived home Sunday 10 spend the holi-
days with his mother. He will referee
the main bout at n testimonial to be given
here to the late Walter l.. Bratz, sports
writer. Dec. q.
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1920-12-20
Navy Cards Eight Games

the eight games which win form the 1921
Naval Academy football schedule were
made public here. The Midshipmen will
have the hardest schedule In their his
tory. The big games are again Prince
ton at Annapolis, Penn State at Phlladel-
phia, and the Military Academy at New
York. The only open date is Nov. g. as
no contest is desired for Nov. 10. The
schedule:
Oct North Carolina, here
Oct. S-Western Reserve, here.
Oct. 15-Princeton, here.
Oct. 22-BuckneN here.
Oct 29-Bethany, here.
Nov. Penn State at Philadelphia.
Nov. 26-Army at New York.
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1920-12-20
LoNDOs CHALLENGEs-

SAN FRANCISCO, Dec. 2O.-Jlm Lon
dos, Greek wrestler, has posted 81 900
here for d two-hour match with Heavy
weight Champion Ed Lewis, Joe Stecner
Wladek Zybysko or Earl Caddock Lon
dos said he was particularly anxious to
meet Caddock, who defeated him here last
Monday.
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1920-12-20
COBB's OTHER INTEREST

NEW HAVEN, Dec 20.-New Haven
Will become a farm for the Detroit
Tigers next season, according to an
agreement reached by Manager Ty Cobb
and George Weiss, owner Of the New
Haven Club. Cobb has purchased a
small interest in the local club.
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1920-12-20
LANGFORD VS.. JOHNSON

MARSHFIELD, ore, Dec. 20.-The
Marshfeld boxing commission today an
nounced that il had completed arrange
ments for boxing match TO be held Dec.
% between Sam Langford and Glenn
Johnson, negro heayyweights.
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1920-12-20
VET EDDIE DRAWS

BUFFALO, Dec. 2O.-Eddie McGoorty
Of Oshkosh, Wis, and Johnny Klesch OF
Cleveland fought ten rounds to draw
here Saturday.
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1920-12-20
Predicts Women Gridderg

BOSTON, Dec. 20.-Varsity football
played by women is suggested as likely
in a few years by Maj. Frank W.
Cavanaugh, coach Of the Boston College
team.
Women have shown they could fight,
he said, and I should not be surprised
II Ia hve years there was agitation fo1
varsity football among the women's coli
leges."
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1920-12-20
BASKETBALL
COLLEGE.


Wabash, IS: State Normal, II.
Chicago, %; Butler, 81.
Indiana. II Manchester. p
Valparaiso. 46; Hahneman Medical. -
Milhkin, %; Illinois. "a.
HIGH SCHOOL.
Shortridge. 81; Paramount. 20.
Sbelbyvi!le, q; Manual, %
Rochester, q; Lebanon. IS
Franklin, 81; Columbus. s.
KOk0mO. Is; Eiwood Is.
MuHcie, n; Bloomington, II.
LOganspOrt 10 Hartford City. r.
Ben DAVIS. IS. West Newton. Is
New Augusta, "a M0rristOwu. 30.
BEDFORD. IS: Morristou, 30
Walton, .; Jefferson. u
Oolitic. p; Lyons, 10.
Carmel, 80; New Augusta. %.
Whiting, %; La Porte 10
Roachdale, IS; cambridge, 13.
Let's. AZ; Sciopio, 10.
Montpelier. %: Eaton, q.
Whiting. %: La Porte, 10
La Crosse. u; In Porte Seconds, 8.
Advance, IS; WaynetOwn, 8
INDEPENDENT.
Vincennes, 80; Oolitjc. 20.
Deaf School, IS; Christamores, 10.
Turner's, 80; New Palestine. 1.
louisville, il; II. =. C.. o.
Lewisyille, IS; Liberty, II.
Boys Club Midgets. II; Grapplers. "a.
i. A. =, 10, JOY Gloom, 1G
Fatrland, 10; Deaf school s.
Arlington y. C's, q; Ferndale. 10.
Let's, 81; Burney, 10.
Fairbanks Morse, Il; "Y'' Leaders. IA
New Palestine Legion, "a; Westland.
The New Palestine lions proved easy
for the South Side Turner's IN thei- con
test on the Turner court Saturday night
the count being Il to I'm favor of the
local crew when festivities closed At
least four different Turner combinations
were seen on the floor during the game
all subs getting plenty Of work but the
offensive force Of each seemed about the
same. In the curtain raiser, the Turner
seconds scored an easy victory over the
Phi Kappa Theta Fraternity. The Turn
ers are booking games to be played here
and through the State with the best indie
pendent teams and those desiring to meet
them should address, Tom Quill basket
ball manager, South Side Turner hall.
The Independent Athletic Club combi.
nation was forced to travel a merry pacA
to beat the JOY Glooms, 10 to 1G, on the
T. 4. c. floor Saturday night. Although
leading 10 to I at the close of the first
half, the Independents were sent t. the
lower side IF the count by a Joy-oloOm
rally early in the second period ana were
Continued on Page Nine.N
New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1920-03-17
EBERT GOVERNMENT
is OVERTHROW
CONTINUED from page ~

when the revolving troops marched in
and Kapp and Won Luettwitz took CON
troll, is variously reported to be at Dres-
den or Stuttgart, and from his point Of
security is calling on the Socialists and
working classes generally to stand by The
old government and to use the strike
weapon so that the counter revolution
may be promptly suppressed. a' .=$
Brief Revolution Predicted.
The conviction has prevailed from
the start among men not identified
with the present revolution that it
will be short-lived, as it is outwardly
without the support of the conservatives
or the reactionary leaders, and 1T is
viewed in many quarters as trial
balloon which will collapse shortly.
The most immediate danger is recog-
nized as a general strike throughout
Germany, which has already been pro-
claimed in many Of the principal cities,
including Berlin. In the meantime the
old government is recovering it's nerve,
and seems to have very liberal support
from the federal states in the south.
Sanguinary encounters between work
men and troops have occurred in Frank
fort. During the fighting in Frank
fort Is. persons were killed and hun
dred wounded. The police we're COM
PEELED to leave the town in consequence
Of the mob Selling an arms depot.
In an attempt by workers to invade
the barracks at Frankfort one man was
killed and four men were badly wounded.
/ There also has been considerable
fighting between adherents Of the old
and new regime at Dusseldorf.
A general strike was called for
Monday in Breslau, Magdeburg, Nj
remberg and Frankfort.
In his appeal for general strike
Gustav Bauer, chancellor in the Ebert
cabinet said:
''This is the sole weapon at the dis
posal of the workers for twisting the
neck OF the new government
Southern Germany Backs Ebert.
In Southern Germany the govern
ments are reported to be combining to
oppose the revolution. Bavaria, Wuert-
temberg and Saxony have refused to
acknowledge the new Berlin govern
ment, denouncing the movement as a
crime against the German people, that
the progressive. development Of, the
Southern German states should be dis
turbed from Berlin. These states an
announce their recognition only Of the
national assembly. The troops Of Ba-
varia and Wuerttemberg have declared
their allegiance to their respective gov
ernments.
New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1920-03-17
LEAGUE OF WOMEN VOTERS
ENTERS POLITICAL FIELD
Two Day Conference of Second
Congressional District Organ;-
/ cation Held i'm Mankato.

The League of Woman Voters of the
second congressional district held q
successful tWo-day conference at Man
kato last week Friday and Saturday
Their sessions we're featured with bril-
liant patriotic addresses, true American:
ism being the keynote of all their speeches
and deliberations. The speeches brought
out problems which the women will be
especially called upon to solve with the
men in legislative sessions of the future
The following resolutions were passed
by the conference:
Resolved, That the second COMPRESSION,
al district of the League of Women
Voters stand for all activities and leg
islation which will promote a more in.
telligent electorate and a new standard
|of citizenship.
Resolved, That the League of Womer
Voters, recognizing that the child o.
today is the citizen of tomorrow, co.
operte with all agencies for the phys
ical, n entail and spiritual development
of our children.
Resolved, That we tender a vote Of
thanks to the citizens of Mankato, the
Commercial Club and the local press fol-
the hospitality and the many courtesies
extended to the league during the con.
ference
Officers of the organization are:
Mrs. D. l.. Morse, Blue Earth, chair.
man; Mrs. c. H. Asch, Springfield, vice
chairman; Mrs. E. C. Minder, Slayton,
secretary; Mrs. S. B. Wilson, Mankato,
treasurer.
Following are the county chairmen
in the counties of the district:
Mrs. H. A. Loft, Faribault county;
Mrs. Fl. c. Asch, Brown county; Mrs. J..
E: Haycraft, Martin county; Mrs. F.
A. Leicher, Rock county; Mrs. George
Wilson, Mobiles county; Miss Lillian
Corning, Jackson county; Mrs. Alice
Gross, Murray county; Mrs. Sivert,
Pipestone county; Mrs. C. V. Everetts,
Redwood county; Mrs. Oliver Ashley,
WatonWan county. Mrs. Warren Miller,
Lincoln county and Mrs. H. A. Patter
son, Blue Earth county.
New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1920-03-17

Meanwhile one Of the great figures in
the German national life, Field Marshal
Won Hindenburg, has kept himself in
the background. His former close as
sociate, General Ludendorf, credited
with being the brains and moving spirit
Of the Germany army in its belligerent
days, has had conference with the
new chancellor. What passed between
them is, Of course, not known.
New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1920-03-17
Mrs. John Meyer OF. Iona. Mon

Mrs. John Meyer Of Iona, Mont,
was visitor at the Hern, A. Vogel-
pohl home. She is :aa aunt Of Mrs.
Vogelpohl. Before coming here she had
been visiting with relatives at Fairfax
where she assisted in caring for her late
sister, Mrs. John Schroeder. On her
way home she made another stop at
Barney, N. D., to visit at the home of
her son, Herman.
New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1920-03-17

ing by authorized committee of Louis
lana producers and refners, to be used
as Aprima facie evidence where prices
are charged in excess of agreement.
You are hereby instructed to imme-
diately prosecute any violator Of the
Eagreed prices. PALMER"
L This telegram, according to Mr.. Ia
ibrlske OF the sugar equalization board,
|laid the basis for an immediate increase
FIN the price Of the Cuban crop to march;
the fixed price which was to be paid
|for Louisiana sugar. Today the people
Fof the United States. are engaged in
paying about $500, Ooo. 900 more for their
sugar for thegear 1920 than would have
lbeen the ,easesif the president, had bought
fthe Cuban crop and if Palmer had not
Emade his deal with the Louisiana crowd.
The house representative is so
worried at this deal in sugar that it
voted, by 1863 to 124, to conduct a
thorough investigation into the whole
scandal
New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1920-03-17

. Mrs. Herm a. Vogelpohl received the
sad news OF the death Of her cousin,
Miss Henrietta Whitman, Of Waconda,
Ill, a suburb Of Chicago The deceased
was only eighteen years OF age.
New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1920-03-17
WILSON is BLAMED
FOR SUGAR SCANDAL

Continued from page ~
New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1920-03-17

Easter will soon be here and we
are supplied with chicks, ducks,
birds, rabbits, Easter candies.
Easter post cards, booklets ETC..
See our Windows.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1920-12-30
VAUDEVILLE


One Of the essential things in musical
comedy b the chorus. and Jimmie
Hodges. who will present his new 1920
verso NOT IAN Aboard for Cuba" Il tho
Bursis. Jan. and 2. Is very proud Of
his male and female chorus with the biz
nuacal show. Many musical comedy
producers mention in every form Of i'd
veftiaing their so-called Broadway
C1orus": but mot with Jimmie Hodees. he
claims thero are Just as good looking
gtfls in the smaller towns and the coun-
w. and With the proper training they
afs Just % nimble in the dances, and their
veaces arc Just - sweet in song. After
Mveral seasons with temperamental New
York chorus ladies. he decided he would
psoduce his own chorus. and ~ he was Of
~ time playing through the cdties of
he south. he there formed his famous
female chorus. Every girl in the Jimmie
Hodges show was an amateur when start
Ing with the show. but with care and
patience has now . ch0rus that u tia
talk Of muAical comedy producers. He
locked first for youth. because the younger
generation are more easily taught the in
tricate dancing steps: only those possess
Ing good looks were taken. and he now
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1920-12-30
Mrs. nicksR Relieved
By -Four Eatonies

have taken four Eatonic tablets
and they relieved me of sour stomach,
! recommend it to everybody" says
Mn. G. p. Hicks.
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food repeating, indigestion or acid
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suter stomach trouble5 Why not keep
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health? An Eatonic taken alter each
meal willpreventd iscomfortand pain.
Make the test today and sec how
quickly this wonderful remedy acts,
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y with You. A big box costs only !
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The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1920-12-30
Group

Tia quick gasping cough Of Group
= something that every mother breads.
h comes in the dead Of night when
nsd;eal assistance 10 hard to obtain.
That 10 why Glessco has been q house.
hold article In millions of homes for
loety ysarA II gives immediate re-.
Nef. In fact Glessco is the only prep.
asation which can give relief from
Group in fifteen minutes without vom-
itins.
Careful mothers everywhere depend
q Glessco. 1t does not upset the deli.
eats child's stomach, and carries the
sls9ding substances right out Of the
syskm.
An druggists eel Glessco in SOC bot.
III. Il 70 worth ten times a. much
b tins Of need.
GIE $3.50
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1920-12-30

49, Villisa 1nsIsu n '.TAs Irss
Z esase - Ssvslv = 'rAs In
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Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-10-16
Mrs. George Pierce of Milford Continued
as President for Another Year

At the W G. T. L., State convention
which closed Yesterday IN Harrison Street
Church. the followlrC g officers were elected
Mrs Kate Smithers, Svmrna, honorary
president: Mrs. George Pierce. Milford
president Mrs Lena Mcsslck, Bridgcville,
vice-prcsidcnt: Mrs. Jessie Graves, Mil
ford. corresponding secretary; Mrs Katie
l. Butler, Wilmington, recording secre-
tarv: Mrs Clara Marshall. Lcwcs treas
urer. Mrs MARY II Donnell, Newark;
Mrs. Ella ID Cordrav, Harrington, and
Miss Lillian Cade, Milton. ce-prcsidents: !:
Mrs. Name Register, Lcwes, l. T. l..
secretary.
Resolutions were adopted expressing
gratitude for the passing of the nineteenth
amendment, giving women the right
Of franchise, vote Of thanks was given
DIR Howard A. Kelley. aud other phys
clans who had used their influence 20 pre-
vent the passage OF the doctors bill II
was resolved that the union would de-
maud proper enforcement Of the eighteenth
amendment, tho Nolstcad Act and the
klair law Appreciation was expressed
for the kindnc~s Of the different Will
mirgton unions. which had entertained at
the convcntioa The Union also was
grateful to Freebooter $ bakery, FOR supply
Iug bread for the convention, and also
Joseph |. Burg for contributing ice cream
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-10-16
NY. WOMEN'S CLUBS
FAVOR BIRTH CONTROL
State Federation Urges Lowering
Legal and Other Bars to Scicn-
tific Education.

Utica, N. Y, Oct. l5.--Followinp a
spirited debate OF nearly one hour, during
which the discussion became no sharp
that IL bordercd on disordery, the New
York State Federation of Women Clubs
IN 10Th annual convention, yesterday,
went on record as favoring birth control
IN family life. Practically NIL of tho mem
bers in attendance participated in the
discussion, which proved To bo the out
standing feature of the convention 10 date.
The vote stood l49 To ~, voting being
restricted TO delegates only
The success OF the fight is due chiefly
to the efforts of Mrs Harry Lilly, Presi-
dent of tho New York City Federation,
and Mrs Elmer Blair, Past President,
both of whom stood stanchly behind the
resolution, calling upon all members TO
'sce their duty and to do IT
The resolution as presented by Morn
W Cnmkshanks and lndorscd bv the
Resolutions Committee, follows.
Whereas, One of the primary necessl-
ties for family, and therefore for public
health is an intelligcntlv determined in
terval between pregnaEcies, to be secured
bv regulating the inception Of life and not
by interfering with life after it starts, and
Whereas. The lack Of knowledge as
to how TO secure such An interval fro
qucntly results IN serious disaster for
mothers and babies. and indirectly for the
entire community. bc II
Resolved, That the Noe York State
Federation OF Women $ Clubs urge the
speedy removal OF all barriers, due TO
legal restrictions, tradition, prejudice or
ignorance, which now prevent parents
from access to such scientific knowledge
on this subject rs Is possessed by the
medical profession
Mrs BLAIR said the women at the Dcs
holues convention UNANIMOUSLY in
dorsed the resolution Physicians,
nurses and scientists lndorsc it, and Mrs
War, amid n murmcr of protesting ard
approving voices, And, women, there IS
nothing Of more Importance IN the world
for the good Of the world. than this very
nuCst tnn
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-10-16
duct wall papor store, in connection with

duct wall paper store, in connection with
his paper hangi work
The address given yesterday afternoon
in the parlors of the New Century Build
ing by Professor Henry Handy Hay, on
the subject of "Bolshevism, What it is,
and How Long it Will Last?" was greatly
appreciated.
The Ancient Order of United Work
man, Lodge No. 3, has nominated the
following officers and the elcctl on will
take place on Thursday evening, October
2S, Master Workman, Leslie Walls; Past
Master Workman, Frank Harrington ;
Foreman, Robert Harrington, Sr.; Over
seer, Samuel Roberts, Outside Watch
man, Irving Jones; Inside Watchman,
Earle. Bacon; Recorder. James l.. Bacon !;
Receiver. John b. Manlovc; Treasurer,
Thomas d. Walls.
Yesterday afternoon Amos Redding
was arrested for harboring dog, which
bit Jacob Burton. The wound was cauter-
ized by DIR. julius Dodd. After paying
cost OF the case the man was released.
Fourty members of the Adclphia Lodge,
No. s, knights of Pythias last evening
motored to Wilmington and attended the
class initiation held by the members of
the Oriental Lodge. Ten candidates from
this city took the first degree.
Rev. George +. Street. pastor Of the
First Baptist Church, tomorrow morning
at 10 o clock will have charge of the ser
vices. Sunday School will convene at II
The evening session will be held at 645
and a phonograph will he used to illus
tratc the sermon entitled Our Records.
DIR Brice : Nallett Yesterday removed
the adcnoids from the throat Of Elizabeth,
the two-ycar-old daughter of Mr. and
Mrs John Doris Of Harmony st rect
Mrs John NJ Wilson. formerly Miss
Ruth Stewart, who has been III for the
past four weeks at her home, in Denver,
Col. suffering from typhoid. IS recupcrs
ting
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-10-16

You can start to build your
home with first payment OF
$50 and the balance ia small
monthly payments when you
own two lots. This is I'm abs0-
lutelv new idea and secures for
YOU al the material for inside
and outside all hardware, spout
ings, painting materials, DC
that are necessary to erect
beautiful home complete in
cverv dctai! Come "a and let
us show you.