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The Wallace miner. [volume] (Wallace, Idaho) 1907-current, 1920-11-11

Notice is hereby given that at a
special meeting of the directors of the
Square Deal Mining & Milling Com
pany Limited, held on the 18th day Of
october, 1920, at Occur d'Alene Bank
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Mining and Development
Companies of the Occur d'Alenes

Delinquent
Companies of Special Interest to All stockholdsa
The Wallace miner. [volume] (Wallace, Idaho) 1907-current, 1920-11-11

NOTICE OF SPECIAL MEETING OF
THE STOCKHOLDERS OF THE
SILVER STAR MINING CON-
PANY, LIMITED.
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NOTICE OF ASSESSMENT.

Office and principal place of business
OF the Log Cabin Mining 4 Milling
Company, Wallace Idaho. Septem-
ber 2S. 1920
Notice is hereby given that at a
special meeting of the board of di-
rectors of the above named corpora
ton. held at the Office of the company
on the above date, an assessment Of
two (0 mills per share was levied
upon the outstanding capital stock Of
the corporation. payable on or before
October %, 1920, to Walter II. Han
SON secretary. at his Office in the
Gyde-Taylor building at Wallace,
IDAHO.
Any stock upon which said assess
meut has not been paid on said last
mentioned date viii then be delin-
Quent and viii be advertised for sale
and unless payment is made before
viii be sold on November %. 1920. to
naN the assessment delinquent there
on. together with costs Of advertising
and expenses of sale.
WALTER II. HANSON.
~3O-O2l-it Secretary.
The Wallace miner. [volume] (Wallace, Idaho) 1907-current, 1920-11-11

ORDER TO SHOW CAUSE WHY
ORDER OF SALE OF CERTAIN
REAL ESTATE OF DECEDENT
SHOULD NOT BE MADE
The Wallace miner. [volume] (Wallace, Idaho) 1907-current, 1920-11-11

Notice is hereby given that by or
der and resolution of the board of di-
rectors of the Tarbox Mining Com
pany, the time for payment of the
above assessment has been extended
from the 21st day of October. 1920 to
the 2Oth day of November, 1920, and
the sale of delinquent stock has been
postponed from the 2Srd day of No
vember, 1920, to the goth day of De-
cember, 1920.
JOHN F. FERGUSON.
Treasurer of the Tarbox Mining Com
pany. Suite Z. ShOshone Building
Wallace Idaho. O2S-N1S-4t
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NOTICE OF ASSESSMENT.

Notice is hereby given that at .
meeting of the board of directors OF
the TarboX Mining company, held on
the 18th day Of September. 1920, an
assessment of five 60 mills per share
was levied upon the outstanding cap
ital stock of the corporation, payable
on or before October 21 1920, to John
f. Ferguson, treasurer, ShOshOne
building Wallace Idaho
Any stock upon which this assess
ment remains unpaid on the 21st day
of October, 1920, will be delinquent
and advertised for sale at public auc-
ton, and unless payment is made be-
fore, will be sold on the e3rd day of
November 1920, to pay the delinquent
assessment thereon together with the
costs of advertising and expenses Of
sale.
JOHN +. FERGUSON,
Treasurer, ShOshOne Building, Wal
lace, Idaho. S23-O21-5t
Notice of Postponement
The Wallace miner. [volume] (Wallace, Idaho) 1907-current, 1920-11-11

By order of the board of directors
The time for payment of the above
assessment has been extended up to
and including November H. 1920, and
the date for delinquent sale has been
continued TO December IL. 1920 at
the same hour and place.
WALTER II. HANSON,
O2S-N11-3t Secretary
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Assistant Secretary Silver Star Min
ing Company. Limited O14-N18-6t
Americus times-recorder., 1920-05-28

YOUR MOUTH
That's Where Germs Get In.
Once Inside, They Multiply On
The Warm, Moist Mem
branes.
Wrinse Mouth Mouth Daily With
SteroIine

Did you know that by far the
most of the germs that attack your
body, set in through the mouth
Any breath through the mouth may
take in hundreds of germs. They
find a resting place inside the mouth.
Sometimes they attack the teeth.
1t is now an established fact that
tooth decay, and the most terrible
form of gum disease, notably Pyor-
rhoea, is condition aggravated by
germs.
Another kind of germ gets carried
INTO the stomach and causes other
kinds of trouble Other germs go
through the windpipe and bronchial
tubes to the lungs.
1t is fairly safe to say that just
one single breath of average impure
air will let more germs into your
body than a cut with knife or a
scratch from needle.
Yet people who hurry to disinfect
cut will neglect to disinfect the
mouth-or the oral cavity, as the
physicians and dentists call it.
Mouth disinfection. which means
killing germms that have lodged in
ne lllOuIH anu dIOuLu IilS GCCGl 10 q
simple matter. At any drug store
you can buy bottle of Steroline, a
mouth wash that Immediately and
Completely destroys every germ it
touches. Steroline is a new product,
but its formula, printed on the label,
shows il 10 be an antiseptic toilet
preparation of unquestioned value.
Rinse your mouth thoroughly with
Steroline, especially after eating, and
YOU can breathe freely and fear little.
Your teeth will be protected and
/ you will be less subject to throat in
Examinations and current epidemics.
Steroline is sold and recommended
oy all druggists, at soc bottle. 1t
is always presented in a strictly ethi-
! cal manner. Teach your children to
support the work the dentist does and
qvoid contagion and future ills by
= daily rinsing and gargling with Stero-
| line adv
Americus times-recorder., 1920-05-28
RURAL SCHOOL
co NJ NJ UNITY
CLUB NO TES

The regular monthly meeting of
the johnson Community club has
been postponed from Thursday of the
week to Friday. 1t is hoped that
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there will be full attendance as a
matter of new business will be put
before the club at this time.
The program for the afternoon
will be:
Roll Call-To be answered with
suggested topics for club papers.
Current Events.-Mrs. Walter
Bradley, Miss Elvira Snipes, Mrs.
/ Ed Morgan.
Summer Care of Poultry-Mrs. c.
r. Morgan.
Demonstration: Preserving Eggs
in Water Glass.
Preventable Summer Diseases
Dr. B. F. Bond
Feod; Its Uses to the Body Food
Chart Mrs. OIin Williams.
Reading.-Mrs. Bob Mcneil.
An interesting fact about the bar
becue and picnic which marked the
closing of Thompson school last Fri
day was that the pig barbecued was
one that had been raised by the chill
dren at the school, with the intention
of selling it when large enough, and
putting the money into school i'm
prOvementS.
Enough money had been raised by
other means, however, and so the
children had it barbecued and invit-
ed their parents and friends to en-
JOY it with them.
Three members of the 7th grade,
Miss Thomas, Miss Knowlton and
Master Dozier, having successfully
stood the state examination, were
presented with diplomas which enti-
flo tbaY0 n bi1.b CnIon1 ~,
Georgia without further eXamina-
ton.
The patrons feel that Thompson
school has had a successful year, and
plan for still better things in the
future.
The classes in domestic science,
both ladies and girls, will continue
on through the summer.
A jolly spend the day party We'd
nesday was one composed Of the FL
deity Canning club, who carried
their dinner to the house loaned by
j. L. Glawson as temporary quar-
ters for this club, and spent the day
in furnishing their rooms.
Screens were put up, curtains
hung. and furniture brought in and
placed. Only two rooms will be used,
one as general club room, with or
gan, books and magazines, writing
desk and material, ready for use, and
the other room equipped as a COM
munity kitchen.
This club hopes to build a club
house this fall on the Thalean school
grounds, to be used in connection
with the school.
An ice cream supper was given at
the Concord school house last Sat
urday night by the members of the
Concord Community club.
A splendid talk was made by Rev.
Silas johnson on Community Recrea
ton, in which he stressed the import
ance of the right kind of fun and
recreation being furnished to both
children and grown people.
A large crowd attended and over
twelve gallons of cream were sold,
netting $35. This club now has on
hand about $50, and equipment for
the community kitchen will be pur-
chased Saturday and installed before
the time for the next club meeting.
Americus times-recorder., 1920-05-28

Black pearls were first made fash
ionable by the Empress Eugene,
who in the days of her glory pos
sessed famous ne klace of them
which brought many thousands of
dollars when sold at auction after
the overthrow Of the imperial dy
raetv
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-02-06
CUBA.

Niedowiarkowie szydza z ist-
nienia cudow. a nawet wielu vie
,rzacych Observation-Disclosures pc
watpicwa o TEN, BY cuda dziac
sic mia}y, DO tie zjawiska ME-
zgadzaja sic z pojeciem ludzkiem
gdyz dzieja sic wbrew prawom
oorzadkp przyrodzonego, czego
re ME wszyscy ma sobie do
;wiadczyli, wiec temu wierzyc
ME moga; pomimo tego jest to
;aktem niezaprzeczonym, re W
Starym Zakonie, gdzie byla pre-
chowywana prawdztwa Wiara'
Pan Bog czynil liczne cuda przez
wybranych MEOW talk pozniej w
Nowym Zakonie czynii niezliczo
se cuda przez BoSkiego Syna
yxego, "a jego pobytu tn ma zie-
mi, oraz przez poSrednictwo A
posto4ow i p~ierwszych chrzcSci-
IAN " celu gruntowania / po-
swierdzenia nauki Chrystusa; Gu
la tez czynii Pan Bog przez wszy
stkie wieki, o lie chwaia lego /
dobro wiernych tego wymagaiy.
Cuda - jsk dziaiy sic dawniej'
tax dzieja sic i pc dis dzien, cho
c;az moze ME take licznie, jak
dawniej, jednakze dzieja sic Jaw
sze. Pan Bog chce przez pomija
1ie porzadku praw naturalnych
okazac choc~w malej czeSci swo
i2 wszechmoc i miloSc jaka Pafa
ku swoim wybranym.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-02-06
BAZYLIKA SW. PIOTRA MA
ZEWNATRZ 1 WEWNATRZ.

Razu pewnego przybyl do Pa
plea Grzegorza XIV pcwien
szlachcic ma posiucha1ie. Zapy-
tany, jak mu sic spodobaia ba-
zylika Sw. Piotra, odrzeki: " ze-
wnatrz odstraszyl mic raczej OIL
brzymi kolos, anizell uja}; dopie-
70 gdym wszed} do wnetrza i
dluzszy czas tam pobyl, spodo-
baia mi sic bardzo." A Papiez ma
to: Moi panic, taksamo rzecz
sic ma Z niekt6remi prawdami
rcligii katolickiej. Kto s}yszy ty'
ko O Mich, ME jadna ME spodoba
mu sic - kto jednak wniknie W
giebie prawdy, zniknq przcsady,
4 religia katolicka pocznie mu
sic podoba6."
Ale niestety ci kt6rzy majq IL
przedzenie do nauki koSciola,
ME daja jcj navel lyle WARY, lie
jej dajq mrzonkom i wymyslom
ludzkim.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-02-06
FILOZOF

Pan Bog potwierdza swoich
poslannikow cudami: Lepaux, je
Zen z czionk6w francuskiego Dy
rektoryatu, po wielu nieudaiych
svstemach filozoficznych, wy1ny-
$lil nova ,,religie", religie filan-
tropii (mi&oSci ludzi) jednak nj
kogo ME m6gi pozyskac ola swej
nauki. Spotkawszy sic raz z dy-
plomata Talleyrandem, uzalai sic
pred MIN ma swe n~iepowodze-
ME. ten zaS odrzeki mt trafnie:
Me dziwi mnie bynajmniej, re
nie mozesz niczego dokaac. -
Cheese pan widziec pomyslne
skutki, idz ! dziaiaj cuda: Ule-
czaj chorych, wskrzesoaj lunar
iych, potem daj sic ukrzyzowac,
pogrzebac. a po trzech dniach
wstai Z martwych. Zareczam, re
caly SWAT pojdzie "a toba." Ia
wstydzony, odszedf filozof'
Poslannicy Boy stwierdzali
swe s}owa cudami,
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-02-06
DAJ NAN DOWODY!

w Indyach Wschodnich, gdzie
sw. Franciszek Ksawery (zmariy
W roku 1852 dziasai bardzo sku-
tcznie jake miSyonarz, najdu-
ia sic tn i 6wdzie male chrzeSci-
jansto = katolickie gminy, ktore
swe nawrocenie odnosza do CA
sow tego wieIkiego ,,Apostola
Indyi." Do jedhej takiej chrze-
scfjansko = katolickiej wioski gor
4iej przybyi razu pewnego ia
ks protestancki misyunarz i TWO
tawszy gmine, poczai gsosic sws
cwangielie. Mieszkahcy zapytali
go p6niej, czy on - podobnie
iak sw. Francisz@ zostal wysia
ny do Mich przez Papieza rzym-
skiego. w miejsce odpowdedzi,
poczai protestandti pastor lzyc
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-02-06
DIAL RELIGIJNY.

Papieza i katolicks religie, kto-
"a nazwai balwochwalstwem.
Wowczas przystapil przesozony
gminy do pastora i rzeki: ,,Daj
nam take dowody, jak dawai
Sw. Franciszek Ksawery, a wte-
dy przyjmiemy twa nauke".
Protestant zapytal, o jakich
to dowodach mowie. Wowczas
opowiedzieli mu mieszkancy 0
trzech wielkich cudach, jake u
czynii Sw. Franciszek W ich gmi
ME. Protestancki misyonarz wy
niosl sic czempredzej.
TAX samo i my mozemy ode
zwac sic do protestantow, ,,bada
czy i bnnych bladzacych w vie
RE: sGdzie vase cuda?'
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-02-06
L Sodalicyi Sw.
PiOtra KlaWera.
~LUDOzERCY w AFRYCE.

rs. Gauticr, misyonarz miej-
scowoSci Lambereny opisuje ma
stepujacy wypadek;
.Nasi Pahouini jeszcze So Judo
zcrcami. Posiuchaj history, kt6-
~ mi jedao z dzieci opowicdzia-
10:
Zwicdzajac miejscowoSc kofo
jeziora Ejanguc i czujac SIG bar
Gzo zmeczony, zwroci}em kroki
do iabryki, bedqcej w~}0snoscia
pcwnego Francuza, ktory PREY
jQl mnic bardzo grzccznic, mo-
WAC:
,,Nsiadz prawic W czas PREY
szcdi! Nam prezent ola ksiedza! !"
Spodzicwalem sic, zc otrzy-
nam pare ubrali ola biednych sic
rot, lecz zamiast togo, wyprowa-
dzono mi chkopca majqcego oko-
10 dzicsieG lat, ktory skoro mnie
zobaczyG, pocza1 sic trzaSc jak
li$t.
,.Ksieze, m6wif dalcj 6w Fran,
cuz, tn jest dziccko, kt6rc ma
GAS zdolalem ocalic pred wrq-
Gym juz kotlem Pehoumow. Mic
Ii sobic z niego uozte sprawic.
Przvpadkowo dowicdzia}em sic O
ich zamiarach, natychmiast wiec
udaEcm sic do mich i po dlugiem
targowaniu sic, zaptaciwszy i'm
towarami, zdoiaicm wybawit te-
go chFopca od $rnicrci. tn
so mann. i ksiedzu go podaruje''
z radoSci o malo sic mic roz-
plakalcm. Patrzqc ma ch}opca,
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-02-06

XII jednak miejsca, przytoczymy
chociaz jeden:
Rcnan, ktory ksztaicil sic ma
kap}ana pod kierownictwem X.
Y. Jezuitow, slawny uczony
francuzki, kt6ry jednak pozniej
stall sic gorliwym przeciwnikiem
Chrystyanizmu, powiedziai o kle
RE katolickim, co nastepuje: -
,,Faktem jest, IL to wszystko, co
zazwyczaj gadaja o niemoralno-
sci klcru katolickiego, jest - o
lie mole doSwiadczenia siegajq
absolutnie pozbawione podsta
wy. TrzynaScie lat s~pedziicm
pod opieka ksiezy, a ME zauwa-
zylem nigdy ami cienia skanda-
Ill.,"
Take swiadectwa So peSne INA
czenia - dlatego, re pochodzq
Cd wrog0w katolicyzmu. Dzisiej-
81 wrogowic duchowiehstwa mu-
shelby wydat podobnc Swiade-
ctwo o klerzc katolickim, gdyby
byli nieco szlachctniejszymi, a
prawdom6wnymi; ale niestety i
hasiem wrogow dzisiejszych jest
~ by ME przebierac w k}am-
stwach / oszczcrstwach / pred
stawiat w najgorszem Swietle
znicuawidzona hierarchie, kt6ra
jest ola ludzi przewrotnych mic
jake ciqglym wyrzutcm sumic--
MIA.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-02-06
OCIEMNIALA NIEWOLNI-
CA.

iona medrca Seneki miala ME
~woluics, imieniem Harpaste, kto-
IA naraz wzrok utraciia. Ociem-
niawszy, narzekala ustawicznic,
re W domu TAXA ciemnoSc panu-
je. - Podobnie dzieje sic Z ME
ktorymi chrze$cijanami. Gdy
tybko straca wiare i stanq sic Sic
pymi ma duszy, obwiniaja Ko--
Scioi katolicki 0 ciemnoSG, "a
mast sobie samym przypisac wi
ne. w SVEN zaSlepieniu uwazajq
sic jeszcze "a oSwieconych i in
tcligentnych!
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-02-06

zauwazyiem R6zaniec ma jego
szyi, wiec spytaiem go, czy jest
chrzeScijaninem. Odpowiedzial:
Me" Pytam go tedy, skqd wziaf
ten R0zanicc? TO mego brata"
odpowiedziai mi, ,,kt6ry, gdy go
Pahouini wzieli do niewoli, zna-
laz} sposobnoSc i przys}a} mi go
i kauai, abym go nosif ma szyi,
a ME obawiai sic niczego. Cd te-
&C czasu nigdy so Z siebie ME
zdjqlem."
Bicdne dziccko, ia ME nam
watpliwosci, &c to R6zanicc so o;
CALI. Wszclka cze$G i chwala ma
ley sic Matcc Najswietszcj!
Ofiary, navel najmnaejszc, Z
najwieksza wdziecznoSciq przyj-
mic Sodalicya Sw. Piotra Klawc-
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-02-06
SLOWA REMAIN o KLERZE
KATOLICKIM,

Nieprzyjacicle KoSciola kato--
lickiego - pomimo, &c So jcgo
wrogami, jcdnak o lie chcQ bye
p~rawdomownymi o lyle 81 znic-
violent $wiadczyc ma korzySG 10
scioia i klcru katolickicgo. Many
togo wiclc przykiad6w, ola bra
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-02-06

T 1Ak1yCA nsIDdSrSy RHetegnsGH.
HyhAjscych ma kieszsnIs tAtwo~tsN
Ayoh, nis ma DzIENNIk CHICAGO
SKI ma Swydh szpAltack, bU sawHss
PRAGUE ola dobra ludu- oszukaherA
fire sales" stanoWc1o y DZlENNI.
KU CHICAGOSK1N sEl1aaaAs III
s+O nokA
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-02-06

ia ola Misyi Afrykariskich adres
Fullerton Bldg, ST.. Louis, No.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-01-03
REGULAR LITTLE cL0Bg-TRorTya

Five cr7iises have been rrade vilh
The Carnegie, tho spocAily corstuFiod
non nagDrtic yacbt built f0r H. Csf-
regie Institute and Jsed to ralIect dasa
on thc eaTths magnetism Launched ir
June. 1900, she hss already irayersed ar
the oceans from .he yaTaiel fd 80 d..
grcsg north, N The nDrihwesi cea,t =
spitz.ergen, 70 The parar II 20 ds-zyess
gouth Thc aggrcgaie lrnRth ~ her hvr
crliises - 1H9. III naJt,c3l miiff ~ Ll7, 7,HDD
staiui, miller about eight and thrr
fourths tirnes the caYih riro riersncs
AZ n tbeac crnscs have Fcsl arrSd 0it
by sclcntihcally- raincd meu thr porzon
IN charge ~ the OFerrvatiOrsl w0rs tsiur
algO captain n he yrssFl
Crlisc II, u thrcf year. during Vhirt
the littir ship saled ~, g29 ~ tica nilr'
1as memorable onr - a,rs "a .he
mIb- Antarctic cruise of u ~ dauticsi
rnilcs whlch iorned por' Il CrIiee ~
During biz rTIaf the cir~4mnlyizati0r
of thf earth we accomplished 10 ~
days, }otwnrn JsceTnir.r .. 1915 ard
April ! 1916 shc aycragr davis rr I<irZ
l4S nautical rnSs A. lar A. rrowr ~
Garnege .s The FIRST and -0le yc71r
Therefore ~ hare made = -ir-Irn rnv1za-
tOu ~ thr Garth m thcae reg1ors n M
geason TNouv a. Eaucr .tr Jarnayy
World work
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-01-03
KENT COUNTY DOCTORS
FIX RATE SCHEDULE
Minimum Charges Adopted for
Calls, Operations and All
Other Services.

Dover, Jan At = special meeting Of
the Kent County Medical Society held
here Yesterday, a definite minimum fee for
each service rendered by the physicians
was agreed unon, to take effect January
|, 1921 The physicians have the privilege
of charging anything above the figures
agreed upon but nothing less The pur-
pose of this procedure Il to meet the
present high cost Of living which has had
it's effect ON the physicians as vel rs
layinen,
Following is the list Of minimum fees
To be charged
Office call, 81 town cail fdayf, $50
town call between q y IN and Z n m.
$3.50, country call 81 for first three miles
81 cents for each succeeding mile com
try call, after 10 p m, double charge;
confinement, town and vlcinIiy So.
extra charges according 10 conditions
met, fractures, hIp and shoulder. So.
fractures, arm and leg, $40 surgical ,lress
nRs in office. 8 80. coroner inquest, 81
autopsics, s25. examination for Farm
hurst s., vaccinations II atiiee special
examinations -, lfflnalvsls fehemiesi1 i
81 urinolyss tconplete including meros-
copic1 81. consultation, Sill, an4eefhetlc
$40, signing death certificate. 3
The present officer If tie Kent county
Medical Society are President, Dr e ]
Prickett, ChesWoId; vice-pfesident. !
w. James, Dover secretary and reaaurer
Dr Joseph MeBanlcl. Dover. members.
lIonsc Of Delegates Df. Janes Martin
Magnolia
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-01-03
DR.. PtNNOCk MAY NOT
RETURN TO kENNETT
II Seems Probable That He May
Make His Home With His
Son III Harrisburg.

Harrisburg. Ia, Jan. Beyond nv
being III, had no reason for going
away. said Dr Charles J. Pcnnock,
the kcnnett Square a. burgess and former
Delaware State ornlthologist, yesterday
II discussing bis mysterious conccalment
for more than six years in the wilds If the
Gulf coast of Florida Dr Pennock has
been visiting his SON here
u was perhaps not accountable for
going away, hc continued There II
no Iinc q demarcatlon in my mind re-
garding tho time | recalled fully my
pasi life in Pennsylvania II came
slowly, and | might say j; was only re-
Gently hat ! found myself, and then
il Was that my br0thcr-In-law. DR.
Richard j. Phillips. of Philadelphia,
came 70 mo cot ready to come home
SIS soon SIS I could, boxed up many
specimens AZ birds | had collected and
shipped them 20 the Academy Of Natural
sciences 90 PhIlade!nhia I wanted to
Get back and would have returned any
wav
Dr Penpook il not quite decided
whether be viii mako his future home
81 ken1ctt Square IIc wants to see bis
I'D friends snd renew friendships in
Philadelphia, but there is a possibility
that he nay return here Il live with his
son
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-01-03
CHESTERToWN AND VICINITY.
u Corresnondence ID EEer. EeenIng

Special Correspondence II Every Evening
Chestcrtown. Md Ion i IoHl4
Evans of Rolph II hnrf. whie ont gun
Ming for wild ducks, lrw mornings aEn,
was handling his gun, when Il was dis
charged the load tearing tie finger from
his hand lie has been suffering consider
able pain recently, but is improving
While Mrs Emory Bnnwell was grind
ing sausage 1T her home near Chester
town her hand caught IN the grinder
one finger being drawn IN and severed
Colonel john II Evans Il critically III
at his homo at KoIph Wharf IL has
becn suffering with hemnrrhages 6f the
nose for several dass. 4 his condition
is regarded Is serious.
Mrs Alday Clements and daughters.
Misses Anne and alday, left yesterday
for BALTIMORE, whcre they viii spend the
winter
Mrs and Mr. " Irving Walker have
closed their home on Chester river, and
gone 70 Florida, where they viii spend
the winter
Ferry Mitchell Of Newark, has been
spending the week with friends in Galena
Mrs Wallace puHalnell Of Gal..na IS
visiting il Wilmington.
There Is . movement on foot "a eetab-
ISL = IpsTfHAi IN EfsStgrI8WHs sAbGfIf
3l 200, Whirh the Ladies Town ReIief
Socisty raised, has had IN bank for some
tIne a q nucleus for i fund 10 purchase .
ste and build ahospital and viii be ,Iseei r
the movement succeeds There : 4 pressing
need for such an institution IN Chester
toHu. Is il Is necessary ffr patients II Sc
taken either - the cttv hospitals or %
Elktan Or Faston from this county. Uheg.
the count. itself IS fsiil4 able to hu'd and
maintain ono
Among those who have been spending
he holiday With relatives and trend, N
Betterton ar. NJ and Mrs Earnest
Price and son ka9p. Nr and Afrs.
Charles (scodHg, and daughter Rerniee.
and Miss Mary Taylor af Wilmington.
Rev I g Owens af SMYRNA aud his
brother Rev II G Owens. of Nest-
minister; Norman Crew at Wilmington
Harvey Jones Of Smvrna spent s part
of last week with ms father. Nr Harry
Jones IN StiIl Pond
Miss Emily Caldwell a Wilmington Is
spending the holidays with her parents
Mr. and Mr Samuel 6 Caldwell. IN
Gaiena
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-01-03
DELAWA RE CITY

Sp41at Correspondence ~ Every Evening
Delaware City, Jan 3-Mr and Mre.
Harry Webb and family spent New Year S
Day With Mr. aad Mrs. Warner Gum,
rear St. Georges.
Mis- St.ats and Miss Kennedy. tcaci RS
10 the public school at St Georges, haTc
resigned TO sccept other positions
Mrs F. A Pennington Is IN Chester,
IA. with her son. Ryiand, who has been
quite VI
Mss Frances Webb Is spending the
pees-end With Miss Dorothy Shahap- oi
Port Penn
Mrs William I Revho!d IS spending
tbe veai end With Mrs Walter Steele at
Senarl
The rEulsr meeting ot The Dcisware
C4ty Century Club Ras he'd Yesterday
afternoon, Mrs. RAYMOND Coier pres n rg
Music was the subject II chargc of II Is
Catharioe SchundeT. Who rendered *
lnctlors from Verdi 4 duet was sung by
Mrs John Schua5c- and Mrs. Harry
Webb Mrs Webb also cave recitation.
Miss Mildred Alphaeus Davidson and
Presley Downs Geohegan were married
Thursday afternoon at the home oi the
byide S parents. Nr aud Nrs William
Davidson, bv Rev Mr.. Geohegan The
tridal p&ir left 10 au automobile for Viii
rolngton. whore thev boarded , train ior
Eew York Mr snd Mrs Creohecan VII
reside II Phlsdelphis