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Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-01-19
NEWS OF THE DAY
At NEW CASTLE
Evangelistic Services TO be Held IN
the Baptist Church During the
Week of February 3.
special correaponeenoe 81 every Evening

NTtttfB4 4i-bTfEApJufANJhff VI bHtFF ftHttffhN
New Castle. Jan. ~. IL was announced
in the First Baptist Church Yesterday by
the pastor, Rev George r Street, that
during The week of February = evangeistic
services vii be held m that church,
Special soloists from Wilmington have
been engaged for the week two of whom
are Mr. and Mra Arthur Wilson. As there
was no gas in this city On Friday evening,
the anniversary program oi the Baptist
Church was postponed until last evening
The pastor vas gwen a present II gold
On Thursday evening a sOciai wall be
held in the Methodist Church for the
Baraea class. miniature mOtIOn picture
machine will be exhibited. Everybody ls
invited ~ attend.
The regular meeting ri Tho Red Mon
viii be held this evening
Mrs Anna Wipf and her daughter, Mn.
Martin Alvarcy of Wilmington have lf't
for New York, whore they Will vislt Mr.
Frank & Van Tassell, Jr, Tor Weck
The regular meeting % the JUNIOR
q. T. N wll bc held tomorrow even
iog at their lodge rooms in The Opera
House
Francis McFarlin, who spont the T"ek
end N Philadelphia has returned - his
home in tins city
David Atrcnbaurn, who has Deea1 en'-
ployed by James Challenger during nc
latfer's visit 10 Atlantic City, has returned
10 his store, which he ppcratrs ~ WI
miugton
The tug Bethgate. being IN tov ny
several bargee, tied up at tts city last
evening, owing - tho river boing jul p
ice
George Dhue has returned from hls
homo in Maryland, where be sp~nt tho
weekend
The girls If thr American Manganese
Steel %. will mold dancc in tho OTera
Ho,lac on Friday evening, January ~
1t will be a public affair
The funeral services of William Brown
who died January l3, were held yesterday
afternoon, with Interment In Chrs'lana
Miss Helen Forest % Trenton, \ ",
who had been spending soTne tirne ~ ms
CITY. has returned to her homo
On Thursday, January n, an afternoon
card party VIII he held IN the Cenf7Irg
Club. Those IN charge expect ~ have z
tobIes filed Prizes win be gwen.
On Wednesday evening the Girls 1iun
of The 4. NJ. ) O. will hold IT'S monthly
meeting at the home of Mr. and Mrs john
McGrory in Wilmington Mrs McGrory
ls remembered as Miss Mary Ianders. she
Is an active member Of the club
Vlctroiss. Records s-Brdgewater
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JURORS DRAWN FOR
CECIL COUNTY COURT
Judge Wickes Drew the Panel and
it Will be Called for Service
at March Term.
snecial C,nrresnondenco Of Evcry Eyanine

Special Correspondence of Every Evening
Elkton, Md, Jan Associate Judge
Wickes of the Second Judicial Circuit
came to Elkton, Saturday, and drew
Jurors for the March term OF court ior
Cecil county. as follows:
CeciIton district Robert Ferguson,
Robert W. Blackway Edgar J. Davis,
S. Wills Lusby, J. Harry Clark, Harry ,.
DuHammell
Chesapeake City Fitzhugh Dlsheroon,
Clifford Whiteoak. Thomas NJ Price,
Herbert Baker, John J. Sullivan, Grover
C. Everett
Elkton W. Arthur Mitchell, jacob
Clay, Allen b Peterman. lyna Spence,
Delaney Scott, George Il. Howard
Frank Karl
Fair Hill George " Biles, Lawrence
Burns, Frank Steele. John I. Decray, r
Frank Footc
North East Harry Perkins, John II
Thompson, Charles 7 Holden. Harry
Arranis. Philip r Richards, II Ellis
worth Shippers
Rising Sun Rufus ] Benjamin, vii
liam 7. Ienness. Fri Mavhcrry, iarcnce
Clifford, Harry + Davis
Port Deposit Edward II kowand.
Alderman Sentman. Cornelius J.. Tome.
William steele DAVID 81 Glair. Sam
mel Fitzgerald. Clinton Watson
Connwingo stephen 4 Nlclle, John
J Coulson, William \ Grnbb.
Calvert district Samuel G. Smith,
James I. Ward and ! Cecil Bilcs
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CHESTERTOWN AND VICINITY.
neclal Correspondent 81 Evrry Exenine

Sperlal Correspondence Of Every Evening
Chcstcrtown. Md. Jan 70. public
meeting az farmers interested IN growing
Strawberries for market Will be held IN
Milhngton. next Wednesday, under the
direction of the MIllington Board 81
Trade ] H. Hemmons, a representative
ol one ar the largest fruit buyers III the
country wall TIC present 10 bring market
facilities Ia the attention ot the growers
and II a sufficient acreage can he obtained,
i fruit canning factory will hc erected IN
Millington
me marriage ii Miss Helen Lucile
B0vd daughter ii the late Mr.. and Mrs
Harry |. B0vd of Chcstcrtovn. TO Carrie
Andrew Marx Was solcmnIzed FRIDAY
afternoon IN the church oi the lmmaculate
Conception, Jacksonville, Fla. the home
AZ the brides brother
Nir. and Mrs John 4 1artenstne Of
Principio Furnace. visited l)r. and Mrs
II. r. Simmons in ChcstertoWn. last week
Howard G. Jones has purchased n de-
sirable site IN FaIrice and will erect
garage here
John +. Barnes. census t.ll>cr for Ches-
tartoyn. has finished his work He states
that the population Of the town will show
A decided decrease over the census nt 1910
The average family haS only fhrce PER
sons. A. against an average 81 i've III the
last census.
The milk station ., Massey is teing en-
larged to double It's capacity ID order fn
accommodate the growing dairy business
in that section Radcliffe Mills. T. VI.
Books proprietor also are being enlarged
to double the present feed making capac-
ity
Miss Hettie Hicks. daughter Of Mr.. and
Nirs. William T Hicks o. Chestcrtown, has
been appointed superintendent Of the new
Dr Pltnan Hospital At Fayetteville,
\ C.
Walter : Trpw and Howard \ Bald
win left last week for Florida and other
Southern States AIr 1rew will 60 To
Cuba before returning home.
Mrs. | Hollins OF Miilington was called
to Baltimore, last week, by the illness Of
her sisters Mrs Sarah Cohen and Miss
Rebecca Marowitz Who were seriously
injured IN an automobile accident near
BClaiT
kennard Bailey of the liu Pont Co.
Wilmington. Was a guest of his parents,
Mr. and Mrs ] f. Bailey. in MIllngton,
part Of last week Mr Bailey has been
ordered to France by his company and viii
Ike abroad about four months
Al the banquet of the Dung Mems
Club of Christ NJ Church of Chester
Town held ii tine Watts House Friday
night, the following officers "er, elected
for thr ensuing year: President. Harry i.
\ich0lson. vIcc-pIgsldtnt Roltspu {.
Baxter secretary 4 + Culver treasurer
Genrge ". French The February meet
ing VIII be held at the home d Charles \
S3tt4rheid
Hvland Copper has bccu appointed
paJitT of Chcstcrtown f. succeed Beverly
Hvland recently resigned
Mrs Granger and iIttle daughter of
Wilmington. Y G are visiting Mr. . i
Mrs John II Clcnd;.nieI Jr, Of Chester
town Former Senator and Mrs Henry
Brown are spending the winter ~ Ches-
tertown a the home Of Walter ;. fre~
Miss Lillian Stam has secured position
with d large drug firm N Washington,
Walter Wright, who has been spending
several months il California, with rela
tives viii bring his family home this week
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NEWS OF SEAFORD.

Special Correspondence OF Every Evening
Scaford. Jan. 10. Miss Sue Fields
was suddenly called to Camden, n j.,
hv the serious illness Of her aunt,
MIS- Amanda Lutz
]. II Mahoncy Pennsylvania Railroad
agent at l\lrkwood, was gneSt ol Mr. and
Mrs. :. : GRAY part of last week
Mrs. John " Huston IS visiting her
brother, Dr r. Frank odav. at Dover
Mrs Ethel Ross Graham is in Philadcl-
phia for several days having her eyes
treated.
Mr.. and Mrs Gcorgc NJ Eddy are
spending week in Philadelphia and New
York CITY
Miss Hazel larrlmorc Of Philadelphia
is here visiting her grandparents, Mir and
Mrs. George II larrimOn.
Miss Myrtle Wright, Of llurlock, Md,
i here for ten days with her cousin Mrs.
Huev w jackson
Mrs Linden James and son, kenneth,
of Philadclphia, are here for two weeks
with her parents Mr.. and Mrs. W Harry
Brown
George ". M,lligan. Sr., has purchased
from Joseph DichcrSon. a - acre tract Of
land near town consideration $1,000.
Miss Marguerite Shiplcy and niece.
Mary Ann ShlpICN are IN " Iimlngt0n,
guests Of her sister. Mrs. Edward l
Hobbs.
Mr.. and Mrs " Ford Breeding and
daughter. Jane War6p!d, of fredericksburg,
Md. were weekend guests Of Mrs Breed
Ings parents. Nv and Mrs 6 " Donoho
MIR and Mrs VI T. Watson. Mrs
NaIicnt Waller. Mrs Byrd Waller and
George y Stewart visited Salisbury Md
yesterday e. soc Mr. and Mrs Watson )
son. Paher, who is III IN Salisbury hospital.
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DELAWARE CITY

special Correspondence OF Every evening
Delaware City. Jan. 10 The Chess
Tsake Il Delaware Canal was closed to-
day for ten days for repairs TO the St.
Georges locks.
Miss Alice Reybold spent the weekend
IN Lansdowne, Pa, with her brother,
Fred h Revbold.
Ryland Pennington Of Chester, son Of
Mr.. and Mrs. F. A. Pennington, who has
been Ill for several weeks with pneu-
n1onia, is somewhat improved
An enjoyable surprise party was given
Saturday evening 70 Miss Rose Schroeder
at her home or Clinton street
Charles O'Neill OF Wilmington spent
Sunday here with his parents, Mr. and
Mrs Daniel 0'Neill
Leslie Beck OF Philadelphia spent the
weekend with MS parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
Stewart Beck, near town.
The funeral Of Mrs Mary Faulkes was
held YESTERDAY afternoon from the resi-
dence Of her sister. Mrs. Brown,
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-01-19
"IAl WALKER" AT LAU REL.

Special Correspondence uf Every Evening
Laurel. Jan 10 Mfr Jay Walker,
who Was engaged by the Laurel public
safety committee of the Delaware Safety
Council 70 show the dangers Of carclcssneSs
IN crossing the streets and roads, and to
impress upon citizens here and from the
surrounding country the need for rcduc-
ing the number II preventable accidents.
was here Saturday evening His Jay
performances in showing the wrong ways
81 crossing streets. were Of great interest
to the many hundr,iS If persons, young
and old, who thronged thc streets watch
ing his antics and listening u his short
lectures
MIR Jay walker aL7o delivered two
short .ectures in the evening at Walter,
Theatre In addition t. the correct and
incorrect WAYS Of crossing the streets, he
also explained 70 drivers of machines the
traffic. parking and other regulations which
apply 10 them
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NEWS OF A DAY
DOWN THE STATE
Little Girl at Blades Dies After
Months of Agony Caused by
Floating Jaw.
"JAY WALKER" AT LAUREL
Grand Jury for the Year and Petit
Jury for Coming Term OF Kent
County Courts.

Special Correspondence of Every Evening
Dover. Jan. l9-Jury Commissioners
Burton and Powell today drew the
following panel OF grand and petit jurors
for Kent county courts-the grand jury
for the entire year and the petit jurors
for the coming term:
GRAND JURY.
First district William X. DAVIS,
Frank Slaughter Thomas jefferson.
Second Arthur +. Dawes, Thomas d.
Garrison, William H. short.
Third David Turner, John ", AttN.
Fourth Manship Rash, Isaac l., john
Fifth Howell Buckingham, John i.
Buckson. George ". Tebo.
Sixth-Charlcs ). Warren, Herman
Peck
Seventh-Claude Hinsley, Alexander
J. Draper. James Young.
Eighth Elijah + Melvin, Fred A.
Hubbard
Ninth Solomon Sapp. Wrn. 7. Sharp.
Tenth -Zachariah John, Sr., Emmett
Harrington.
PETIT JURORS.
First district Alfred J., Hudson, Thes1-
Iore Mannon, Thomas Earl Keith, Cliff
second Ellis +. Danner, Harry r.
Smith, Arthur Moore, John u. Smith.
Third-Iohn Il Harms, Claude II.
Pearson. Harry Il. Walton.
Fourth John Ashton, Charles Comegvs
y. Victor DoWnes.
Fifth-David :. Butler Caldwell ".
johnson, J. Wallace Noolford, William
a. Russell.
sixth-Harry G. CLARK. Norman Vo-
shell, Joseph B. Cam
Seventh Dawson Clark. Howard G
Boss, Christian Singer, William II. Jakes
Eighth-Sa Samuel Bradley Charles W
Pritchett, John W. Wilcutts, James W.
kerhln
Ninth Elijah Baker. George smith,
IT., Robert b. Smith, George l.. Harring-
ton
Tenth-Georgc Davis of .lchu, Howard
Moore, John H Cam.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-01-19
MOTHERS, Do This
When the Children Cough.
Rub Musterole on Threats
and Chests

No telling how soon the symptoms
may develop into Group, or worse. And
then's when you're glad you have
jar of husterole at hand to give
prompt, sure relief. 1t does not bliste-.
As first aid and certain remed,
Musterole is excellent. Thousands ol
mothers know it. You should keep
Jar in the house, ready for instant use.
Ii is the remedy for adults, too. Re.
iieves sore throat, bronchitis, tonsiiitis,
Group, stiff neck, asthma, neuralgia
headache, congestion, pleurisy, rheu.
matisrn, lurnbago, pains and aches of
back or joints, sprains, sore muscles,
chilblains. frosted feet and colds of the
chest Iii often prevents pneumonia.
Boo and 60c jars; hospital size $3.50.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-01-19
YOUNG SOLDIER DIES
FROM TUBERCULOSIS
Affection Originally Came From
Injury TO Arm Sustained While
Playing Baseball
spe..Ial o.orresI,ondcncr of gvory 2 Egrning

spo.iai Correspondence 81 gvory Evening
Chcsfcrtown, Nd Ian 10 Frank
Iarrpan, son II Dr and Mrs q Allan
tarnan Of this town, died 1T the govern
mcnt hospital N Ashvllle. \ g.. Friday
morning, following an Illness 81 tubcrcu-
losis. aged about - wears
Young larnan contracted the disease
from an injury TO hrs arm which he sus-
tnlned whllc engaged IN baseball IN the
international League lie entered the
service through the draft and was sent
fo amp Meade, and also ~ France His
condition grew gradually worse until his
return - the States, when he was sent to
Camp Meade under the care ~ the gov
ernmcnt
Young Jarrnan was one of four men sent
70 the war from The same family, the
father and three of hrs sons having IN
listed or been drafted
The remains viii tc brought To the
homo Of his parents, but arrangements for
the funeral services have been deferred
until the arrival ri the bodv
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-01-19
FUNERAL OF MRS. RILEY BROW 4
special Correspondence Of Every Evening

special Correspondence of Every Evening
Dover. Jan ~. Tho funera Of Mr.
Riley Lynch Brown Of Wyoming. vino
died II q Philadelphia hospital on Thurs
day last, adter al operation took place
yesterday afternoon from the residence
Of her mother Mrs Lynch II C'eorgetowIl
Services were III charge 81 Rev :. \.
Pilchard pastor of Georgetown If J..
Churrb. Of whcI thc decreased wa- j
nernbcr. assisted b. Elder Cubbage Of thc
Baptist Church Of Wyoming. and Rev.
Mr. Atkinson. pastor 81 Zoar " T. Cir
cunt Tn. choir Of the VI + Church
rendered three selections
At the grave the commltal service was
read bv Rev Pllchard and Elder Cubbage
and PRAYER was offered By Rev. Mr.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-01-19
FEARED GOING TO ALMSHOUSE.

special Correspondence Of Every Evening
Georgetown. Jan. Io-Thoughts az
spending her declining years in the SliS-
sex county slnShouse i believed To have
fastened the death of Miss Mary II
kolIock. aged IS years, at her home on
North Race street, this city, Friday after
noon. Miss kollock for number ~
wears conducted millinery establish
ment. but failing health forced her to
abandon the business. and for the past
follr or tivc wears her wants have been
cooked after by the people of the town
She was waited upon and asked if she
would not consent to spend the winter Al
the almehou~e and return to her home ii
the spring After much persuasion she i
sand 10 have consented hut became IN
nerved and within q short time she died
Miss kollock Vas one of the oldest mem
hers Of WeS minister Presbyterian Church,
this Citv
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-01-19
NEWS OF LAUREL.

Special Correspondence q Every Evening
Laurel ian 10 Mrs Olive Emory and
her brot her, Georgc short, have returned
from Dover where they wcrc visiting
Mr. and Mr> John v Emory
Mary Ellen Deputy and Louis Deputy
are confined u the home Of their parents,
Air and Nir> Willard F Deputy, on
Eighth street with tunsiiIt4c~
Nir and Mrs Harve, T Niarvil hsve
returned from visit to New York and
Philadelphia.
John ?. Richtor ri the UnIted Sts tes
Navy. Is here visiting his father and
mother-Ii-law. Mir and Mrs. Edward
L. Woiie
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-01-19
BAZAAR By NEWARK Y. Nj. c. A.
speclaL Correspondencn 81 80 Exen.ng

Special Correspondence Of Every Evening.
Newark. Jan 10 Directors OF the
local y NJ G. A have decided on Feb
ruary 10 TO Il, inclusive, for the bazs sr
10 be held at the association quarters.
A. G. Wilkinson has been appointed chair
man Of committee 10 arrange for the
bazaar and IS meeting with much success
IN his preliminary plans
large number Of men and boys are
using the y daily 4 well equipped
reaiingroom. which has been furnished
largely through gifts made by Whining
ton friends IS one Of the feature, The
gymnasium Is great attraction for the
boys and young men while the shuttle
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Where Can | Find Relief from
Itching, Terrifying Eczema

You nave the experience of Others yghn
have suffered az YOU have 70 guide you 10
relief 10 matter how terrifying the
irritation, no matter how unbearabie the
itching and burning Of the skin, s. = 5.
will promptly reach the seat Of the trouble
Give it fair trial 70 be convinced of its
efficacy.
Our chief medical adviser Iss an authority
on blood and skin disorders, and be will
take pleasure n giving you such advice
a. your individual case may need, abso-
lutely without cost. Wnte today, descrIb-
ing your case 70 Medical Department,
Swift Specific Co, 252 Swift Laboratory,
Atlanta, ia
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COMMUNITY ASSOCIATION.

Stanton, Jan. l7.-Stanton Community
Association met in the schoolhouse last
Friday evening, and decided to install
electric lights in the schoolhousc, which
work will be taken up within the next
month 1t also was decided to put cindcrs
down Mill Lane, and on the lower end Of
Main street
The following pro"ram was enjoyed ::
Recitation by Joseph Chambers; guessing
games and charadcs
Sandwiches and coffee were served by
Maggie Duncan, Mrs. Lewis Dickey, Mrs
Anna Bradley and Miss Naomi Dennis.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-01-19
A NASTY COLD
EASED AT ONCE
Pape's Cold Compound Then
Breaks Up a Cold in a
Few Hours.

Dahl STA, stuffed ~ 2ua blowing
snd snuiiing dose Of Pap. GaIa
Compound taken every tWe hours antti
three do,cs are taken tlsaaIly break ~
severe cold and ends al grlpp, misery
The Vcry FIRST dose opcns vouf clogged
up noStrIls and the AIR passag,- II the
head stops nose running. relieves The
headache. lullHe9s. fevrrishuess. sfIeexz
ing, soreness aud stiffness
"Pape's Cold Compound Is the quick
est, eurest relief known aud costs only
few cents at drug stores Il acts With
out assistance, tastes Hlre. contains no
quniue Insist upon Fapesi
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-01-19
HEAD STUFFED FROM
cATkRRH Or A COLD
Says Cream Applied in Nostrils
"Opens Air Passages Right Up.

Instan. r,.liel no waiting oar cioggr1
nDstrIls opcn right up, he air passages of
your head clear and t"u can breath,
freely NJ more hawking. ,nunling.
blowing headache drtnees No struggling
fer breath at night vour cold Or catarrh
disappears
Get small bottle Of Fly Cream Balm
from your druggist nov Apply little
oi tins fragrant antiseptic, healing cream
IN your no4trIjs II penctratos through
every air passage Of the head. soothes the
infiamed or swollen mucous membrane and
relief comes Instantly
Its Just fine Don't stay stuffed W
with cold or nasty catarrh
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-01-19
FEES OF SEAFORD DOCTOR S.
pecial Correspondonco OF Every Evening

Special Correspondence of Every Evening
Scaford. Jan 10 Scaford physicians
have notified the people in this section
that beginning February ! the following
scale Of fees will become effective.
Town visits, 81 80, office calls, IS cents
extra after y. m; telephone advice,
same as office calls. one mile radius of
town limits. 81 each additional mile
10 cents: normal eases Of confinement II
detained longer than three hours. $50;
for each additional hour 81; subsequent
visits, extra night calls and stormy wealth
cr, double fees
II will be- considered "A night call from
; u m 10 a m. IN winter and from Il
D m 10 q M IN summer
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-01-19
PROFESSOR OF DRAWING.

Special Correspondence OF Every Evening
Newark Jan Is Lee Bloemberg
has been appointed professor Of mechanical
drawing n Delaware College. to succeed
Professor Charles II Blanks resigned
lie Is graduate ot Delaware College.
class Of 1916. and last wear taught there
He will assume hrs duties February l.
The first OF a series of lectures planned
will be held tonight III the club rooms.
Professor Van Geisen Smith will lecture
on The Science OF Navigation
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ENTERTAINED FRIENDS.
ial Corrcspondoncr Of Every Evening

Special Correspondence of kvery Evcning
Seaford, Jan 10 pr Annie c Ship
lcv and Miss Ida VI Kay entertained
about 2o0 OF thclr friends nj the Acorn
Cluhrooms, SATURDAY, afternoon from 80
tn } o'clock Mrs Fricdwa,d. an imper-
sonater Of much abllt,, Was present and
delightfully."- entertained tho guests with
her lmrcrSonatIonS of different characters.
othrr scjectiorS ~ he program included
solos bv Mis- Mildred Matthews and
Mrs How ri Morgan
Dr. Annie & Shiplcv gave hrief but
we'll chosen address in which she intro
duccd Mrs Frciwald Refreshments
wcrc scrvcd al 80 O'Clock
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-01-19

board and pool table are in use almost
constantly OF evenings.
Now that the need and value of the
'G' has been proven the directors are
ANXIOUS to get every parent in Newark
and vIclneity Interested and To believe
this can be done largely by such a bazaar
ms is planned and at the same time raise
funds to carry on the work
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DEA III ENDS AGONY.
peciai Correspondence of Every Evening

Speclal Corrospondence OF Every Evcning
Seaford, Jan. l9-After suffering agony
for more than three years, Eva Stanton,
ll-year-old daughter of MIR and Mrs.
Vernon Stanton, of Blades, died, yestcr-
day, from the effects of floating jaw
bone, caused by q cancer
The little girls death came suddenly
She was walking across the floor at her
home when her whole iaw-bone dropped
out. She died soon afterwards.
During the girls illness her jaw-bone
could be moved about at will and her
sufferngs at times were terrible
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-01-19

This Question is Ever on the
Lips of the Afflicted.
Eczema, letter, Erysipeias, and other
terrifying conditions of the skin are
deep-seated blood troubles, and applica-
tlone Of salves. Lotions and WASHES can
only afford temporary relief. without
reaching the real seat Of the trouble. But
list because local treatment has doue YOU
no good. there IS no reason 70 despair
You simply have no. sought the proper
treatment. that Is within your reach.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-01-19

Atkinson. The floral embloms were very
elaborate and completely banked one
side of the room around the casket.
The pallbearers were Julian c. Town
send and John c. Townsend Sd, sons of
Governor Townsend; Chester w Walls,
James r. Buell., Norman G.. Jones, George
II. Short, George NJ. Thoroughbred
John S. Salmons.' lnternent was made
in Union NJ. +. cemetery. Georgetown.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-01-19
BAKERY FOR SEAFORD.

Special Correspondence of Every Evening
Scafori, Jan. 10 Albert c. Roberts
has moved here from Florida aud will
open a bakery n the old George II Baker
property at North and Poplar streets
Scaford has been without a bakery for
several Years.