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Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-11-12
First-Ce ntral Sale.

The ladies' Of Fir st-Central Presby
ter an Chuich wll hold sale at S23
Shipiey street, November IS beginning
at | 80 and lasting all day. At noon
! nthaon viii be served consisting OF
soup, rolls and butter, doughnuts
ccffec, sandwiches, ice cream and cake.
/ ne a. Ie bread, cake, candy, and
pies viii lie for sale "A display OF fancy
work, aprons, handkerchiefs and Christ
mas cards will offer suggestions for
Christmas gifts.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-11-12
WOULD WATCH LEGISLATION.
Head OF National Council of Women
Plans Systematlzation of Its Work.

BY Associated Press to Every Evening
Philadelphia, Nov. 12.-Establish-
ment of permanent headquarters at
some central point where at least ono
executive salaried officer should be
in charge and the formation of board
composed of one member from each
affiliated organization interested in
national legislation, TO decide as to
what is the work of the council as
whole, and what should be delegated
to the different organizations were
among the recommendations sub
mitted to the National Council of
Women today by Mrs. Philip North
Moore Of st. Louis, the president, in
her annual report.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-11-12
NEW CENTURY CLUB
CURRENT EVENTS CLASS

The Current Events Glass of the
Wilmington New Century Club will meet
Tuesday morning. Mrs. George i.
Cornell will give a talk on Current
Events. Mrs. Thomas J. Whiteman, of
Delaware City, will read a paper on
Wyoming Oil Fields" Mrs. Fred
erick p. Ashton Will speak on "Poltics." I"
Miss Charlotte G. Mahaffy will speak
on Drives OF the Women's Colleges" 3"
Miss Ella Pyle will have charge of the
instrumental music.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-11-12
CLAYMONT WOMEN'S CLUB.

The Women's Club of Claymont will
hold meeting in the Overlook club
room at 2.30 p. m. Monday. The pro-
gram follows: "a Little Hoover Relief, 3"
Mrs. J. G. Philips; Superstition Dis
PEELED by Franklin's Discovery of Elec-
tricity," Mrs. Thomas Mum; Ills
toric Philadelphia" Mrs Wilmer Cox
of Malvern, Pa.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-11-12
Mostly About People

On Monday there will arrive n num-
bcr of dignltnr,es OF the Episcopal
Church for the Provincial SYNOD, which
win convene TUESDAY,. All arrangements
are complete 10 make the stay of the
delegates most pleasant. Monday
evening from : to IL n reception for the
delegates viii hc given at Bishopstead
No Invitations are being issued in the
city. hui hosts Of delegates and MEM
lrrs Of the Church Club Of Delaware
arc expected to attend. Receiving with
Bishop and Mrs. Cook will bc Bishop
John Gardner Murray and Judge and
MIR. 4. J. G. Williams, Of BALTIMORE,
house guests of Bishop and Mrs. Cook
Mrs. Preston Lea, Mrs. Henry Is.
Thompson, Mrs. William V. Spruance,
Mrs. Charles Rumford, Mrs. George A.
Elliott aud other members of the COM
Mittce.
This afternoon Mrs Philip Laird and
Mrs. A. Felix du Pont will give tea
IN honor of Miss Margarctta du Pont.
About 400 guests will attend.
Mrs. Washington Bowie Chichester,
Mrs William Wlnder Laird. Mrs. lrcnee
du ront and Mrs Allan Henry will pour.
Miss Sarah Chichester, Miss Victorine
du ront. Miss Margaret Laird, Miss
Jessie bond of Baltimore. Mrs. Edward
Il. Mh,eman, Mrs. Charles =. Warwick,
and Mrs. Walter n. Laird viii assist
them
MIR. and Mrs. Charles Gray of Pitts
burg are the guests of Judge and Mrs.
George GRAY.
Miss Esther Bancroft is spending the
week END in New York.
Miss Jane Marvel is attending the
prom and game at Yale this weekend
She will spend next week at Watertown,
Conn.
Miss Edith Lang of New York is The
guest Of Mrs. T.. T. Moody.
Miss Clara W. sullivan and Miss
Adelaide Shippers are attending the
Teachers Convention at Dover.
Richard ". McMullen, University ot
Delaware, 1921, who was operated or
for appendicitis on Monday, is lmprov'
lnr rapidly.
Mrs. Daniel O. Hastings and Miss
Elizabeth Hastings have returned from
y thrce-weeks visit 10 Waco and Gal.
weston, Texas and New Orleans, Louis
ana.
Miss Ruth Bennett and Miss Made.
lcine Dixon lef, yesterday for Dover
where they viii attend the Teachers
Convention. They will spend the week
end with Miss Edna Pratt OF Clayton.
Miss Sarah Townsend left yestrday
for New Haven where she will attend
the Prom and the game. From there
she VIII 60 to Watertown, Conn, for a
visit
Lieutenant James W. Whitfield is
now doing radio duty on the L. $.
ha,tlcship Ohio. Mrs. Whitfield will
srcnd most OF the winter with hel
parents. MIR and Mrs. Richard Me.
Mullen.
Next Tuesday evening ct : clock
Miss Florence Dodge Fuller VIII become
che bride of Albert Norris Chandler
"a the home OF her parents, Mr.. and Mrs
James Edmund Fuller. OF 424 Wes
Twcniy-frst street. Miss Bernic'
Wagner will play the wedding march
The ceremony viii lie performed by Rev
Alexander Alison, Jr ID. ID OF Bridge
port, Conn. assisted by Rev. L. Frank
In smiley, pastor Of West Presbyterian
Church. The bride VIII he attended b,
Miss Jean McCaughan as bridesmai,
and her sister. Miss Annette Fuller, a
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-11-12
Summit Bridge Church Supper.

The Ladies Aid Society of Summit
Bridge M. +. Church will hold a poultry
and oyster supper in their Sunday school
room next Thursday evening, from 4
until O'Clock.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-11-12
Bazaar at RelIefonfe

The Ladies Aid Society Of Bellefonte
NJ. +. Church will hold bazaar next
Friday evening at the community house,
with Mrs. Samuel Casperson in charge
Numerous articles will be on sale
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-11-12
WASHINGTON HEIGHTS /. S. S.

The Washington Heights Branch of
the international Sunshine Society will
hold the regular meeting at the home
of the president, Mrs. Frank c. Sparks,
GA West Twentieth street, on Monday
at 2.30. A full attendance is desired.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-11-12
NEW ERA BRANCH /. S. S.

The New Era Branch of the Inter
national Sunshine Society will meet
Monday afternoon at Sunshine Hail
Mrs. j. n. Harmon will be hostess. An
interesting musical program will be
presented.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-11-12
COLONIAL DANES.

The Colonial Danes will hold their
meeting for the season Monday after
noon, at the Old Church on the Park
Drive.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-11-12
Delaware WOmen's Clubs

Tuesday evening, November %, the
members will hold their Thanksgiving
dance; Kimmey's orchestra win fur
nish the music.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-11-12

Read the classified advs.. too.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-11-12

MIR. and Mrs. Charles Gray of Pitts
burg are the guests of Judge and Mrs.
George Gray.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-11-12

Miss Esther Bancroft is spending the
week end IN New York.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-11-12

Lieutenant James W. Whitfield is
now doing radio duty on the L. S.
ha,tleship Ohio. Mrs. Whitfield will
spend most of the winter with her
parents. Mr.. and Mrs. Richard Me-
Mullen.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-11-12

Miss Jane Marvel is attending the
prom and game at Yale this weekend
She will spend next week at Watertown,
Conn.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-11-12

Miss Clara W. sullivan and Miss
Adelaide Shippers are attending the
Teachers Convention at Dover.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-11-12

Miss Sarah Townsend left yestrday
for New Haven where she will attend
the Prom and the game. From there
she viii 60 to Watertown, Conn, for a
visit.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-11-12

Richard ". McMullen, University Of
Delaware, 1921, who was operated on
for appendicitis on Monday, is improv-
my rapidly.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-11-12

Miss Edith Lang of New York is the
guest Of Mrs. T.. L. Moody.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-11-12

Mrs. Daniel O. Hastings and Miss
Elizabeth Hastings have returned from
thrcc-wecks' visit TO Waco and Gal
weston, Texas and New Orleans, Louis
ana.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-11-12

Miss Ruth Bennett and Miss Made
lcinc Dixon left yesterday for Dover
where they win attend the Teachers
Convention. They will spend the week.
end with Miss Edna Pratt OF Clayton.
The Washington herald., 1921-06-08
PROPOSALS

TREASURY DEPARTMENT. sUrERvIsTNG
Architects Onice. Washington. d. C.. MAY
-. 192l.-Sealed proposals will be opened
In this office At r. m. June Is. 1921. for
= new roof and for remndelinr the fourth
story Of the Cnited States Treasury Build
ing at Washington. D. c. Drawings and
Spechca tions may be obtained at this Office.
in the discretion of the Supervising Archi-
tect. Jas. A. wetmore, Acting Supervising
Architect.
my2S. 81. ju246.S. Tes,
TREASURY DEPARTMENT. sCPERyIs-
ing Architect's Onice. Washington. d. G..
June . 1921. SEALED PROPOSALS will
be opened In this office at : p. m. June
50. 1921. for refrigeration rininr. etc. in
the Hygienic Laboratory. United States Pub
lie Health service. Washington. n. C.. in
accordance with specification and drawings,
copies Of which may he had at this Office.
in the discretion of the Supervising Archi-
tect. JAS. A. wETMoRE, Acting Super
wiring Architect.
Jane4sII I5.ls.22 2S4
COMMISSIONERS. D. G.. WASHINGTON.
June > 1921. Sealed proposals for con-
Struction OF -four. room addition to and max
ing alterations in the Henry ID. Cooke
school, 18th St. between Euclid and Fuller
SITS NV and separate sealed proposals for
installation of q complete heating and ven
tilating system in the addition TO said
school, will be received in Room SOC. Dis
trict Building. until . o'clock p. m, June
l6 1921 For detailed informstio apply
to Room 42T. District Building. Deposit Of
81 re1n.red on each the building and heat
ing work to insure return Of plans and spec
ifcations CUNo II. RUDOLPH, CHARLES
W. KUTZ. JAMES Y. OYSTER. Commits.
Sioners, n. c.
June234.6.7.S l52
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REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS.

Vieth ct uI. LAvinia k to GER,
truds A Rodroek. $40.
south Of Girard % east Of Iats
SITS nv; square 2SBs. lot 50. colun.
oia Heights-Simon Fiernsn etu.
Rebeees, to Jacob AanIllor. ,ia :
North Of Allen pl west OF goth st
NV: square 2Sit. lots 10 to Is. Para
View terraee-H. Roster DuIsny.
trustee. to U. s. OF America.
s3.2a3 Sc. -
California st nv bet 2sd ana .s,h
st; square 252O, lot :. KaIorz,ns
Heights-Dsvid J. Dunigan ct ux.
heIen NJ, 10 Matte ID. Downey, 10.
chevy Chase; square 22s4. lot Is;
Fulton r. Gordon ct ua. Cora A.
TO Lena r. LipionsslCy. i2.isssf.
18th ST Hills: square s74l. lots
Il and %: same to NorvsI hetcaIf.
sIS.5577s -
Chevy Chase. square .ol.. lot n
John p. Nen ct ux. Matte B.. 20
lisa bel p. Nsir. s2.2So
Chevy Chase. square 2ooI. lot zs-
Fulton r. Gordon ct ux, Cora R, TO
W. Edward Frazier, s?.5sz.S4
22ts Q ct nv. 50 1879. lot .is-
Jno. L. Reid ct ux. Ora NJ 20 Paul
D. osmond and Enc V. osmond. sie.
hsnswhs ST NV, bet Thirty
eighth and Thirty-ninth. 80 isst.
lot 25-Roscoe X. Aleman et u1,
Jane p. 10 Clare W. Kenner. sic.
452i Fifteenth at nv. 90 a7o1. lot
ts-Wm. NJ Freeny. tr. to Lillian v.
Lester. SO.
OF Edmunds st. " Of Wisconsin,
ave NV, SO l3oo. lot 3ss-Hovard 8.
Bean ct VI. Margaret l., 20 VIM
Miller ct VI. Mary. SO.
lee7 st nv, 50 1s4 lot 81
Cora Davis 70 Susie J. LutI SO.
1884 Thirtieth ST nv, 50 1883, lot
77-Mary ]. Hanback, to Mary NJ.
Shsnks, SO.
n Of Newark. e Of sIth st NJ. %
2e7S, lots SO and S57-Genevieye c.
Foote ct vir. Percy w, SO.
SOL T st nv. 90 3s3. lot ls-Fran-
ces Gruelle to Albert Dsde. SIC.
Forty-third st ne. bet and X sta
50 5ess. lot lS-SamueI Cohen ct a..
trs. TO Edward Bolts. SO.
1897 Newton st nv. 90 ett6.
|ot 77-MarEsret V. Goodman TO
Percy r. Israel. $40
esd 81 nv, between NJ and n SITS.
50 50. lot t1-Sarah L. Camp.
bell to Susan Ellis. SO.
2sli 2sth ct NV. 50 sl0s. lot
ls-William c. Miller ct al. 70 Mar
yaict Senior. SO.
North OF Kennedy Ut. west OF sth
st NV. % 1884, lot 3s-Franets
NJ. Criswell ct uN. Addis A.. to
Richard r. Rsmsell ct uK. Alma z.
$40.
The Washington herald., 1921-06-08
Building Permits.

7so4-To l. Bergman. shed. 80
Chestnut St Tskoma park. d. C.;
lot ls, 50 :iS4.
7s05-To o. W. Nudomansht.
fence. 7ls Rock Creek Church I'd
NV; lot 500. 50 3Iso.
7sos-To Issdore Freund. sign.
llol Vermont nv; lot so2. 20 sls.
7sos-To c. A. Robinson. sign,
soii1 ST nv: lot OF sci. 50 az.
7sli-To NJ z. johnson. fence,
2Ils X st nv: lot sos, 50 %.
7sl2-To A. Newman. garage,
i52o Lsnier pI nv: lot Gel. 50 sbsl
7sl3-To NJ. Heilmsn. garage. 7sT
sixth st NV: lot 5. 50 4se.
7slf-To C Linkins. repairs, IsS3
Pennsylvania ave Sc: lot So. 50 lAIs
7slS-To Hinsdale NJ F. church.
raze church. stanton and Pomeroy
I'd Sc: lot 5S. SO $50.
7sls-To S. Y. Gusach. windov.
7o3 Four-and-s-half st sw: lot Of
20. 50 4s7.
7s2o-To A. p. Musgrave. porch,
S2ii Thirty-eighth st NV; lot 90,
50 1890.
7s2l-To Albert Garry. awning.
oO' Fourteenth 81 NV; lot 30, % ssS.
7s22-To Capital Cement Block
Co, sign. 55T Missouri ave nviIet
Sll. 50 res A.
5sz5-To Albemarle Inc CO. r.Se
two buildings. sos. sos. sic. az
Eighteenth st NV: lots tis-tal.
SO los.
7s2s-To r. E. MoiG. garage, Sol
r ct NV: lot !, 50 as.
7s2s-To II. w. Burr. sign. I1oi
Connecticut ave NV; lot Of /. 50 lss.
7s2-To J. L Sherwood, house.
256s Tenth st ne; lot 9. 50 1881.
5s3l-To r. o. Belt, house. dtto
Good Hope I'd: lot 20, 50 5s0S.
1s5s-To II. r Kite. four gar
sges. s225-3327 Thirty-third ~ nv:
lots 1926. 50 2os7.
763S-To Albert l. Miller porch.
52ls Georgia ave NV: lot IS. 50 saei.
The Washington herald., 1921-06-08
Bryant-Burnet Wedding.

CHARI.OTTEsvILLE. Va, June Z.
Miss MadEe Bryan and Hugh
Gordon Burnet, both OF this city,
were married last evening ct the
home OF the groom's sister. Mrs.
A. J. Chewing. jr., In Richmond.
the ceremony being performed ny
the Rev. w. L. Hutchinson, OF Over
brook Presbyterian church. The
best man was Robert Burnet, OF this
city. and the maid OF honor. Miss
Annie Lee Crawford. of Staunton.
Mr.. and Mrs. Burnet left for a
motor trip through the north. ana
on their return will be at home at
sol Locust avenue, this city. r
The Washington herald., 1921-06-08
Alleged Sleuth Arrested.

John Weldon Rowie. ss years old.
claiming 10 be q private detective.
who was being held at the nrst
precinct station as q fugitive from
justice for the authorities at Ma
nassas Va. was turne dover TO De-.
tective Sergt r N. Weir NonosN
night for Hemovsl 20 that plAce
Rowzie was arrested here a few
days ago by Detective Fieherfty. OF
the local headquarters fertA 20
The Washington herald., 1921-06-08
PROF. BELMONT,

Noted cIairvoyant and pslnist. can read
your life by the lines IN your palm. which
Nre the record Of your life. Being q grad
uate Of two colleges Of pslmistry. and his
wonderful sift OF second sight enables him
to III the veil Of mystery and reveal to
YOU important matters Of your future life.
Tells and explains everything pertaining to
life: removes troubles Of all natures: tells
the secret Of having personal innuenee with
vour associates Prof. Belmont Is q
nSycholortst Of world renown. Private resi-
dence. 1915 y. Y. ave. nv. Next door TO
Masonic temple. lle
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dbe @asbinatun Nrralaa a,ani AZ Sfrtipn
WEDNESDAY, JUNE 8
PAGE FIFTEEN
AUCTION SALES


on FRIDAY. JUNE 10. 1871. AT 1879
v'eiock q. n. at i7se Seventh street
northwest, ws viii sea % the sisssst ssd1ef
all Foods stored In the following Names 70
enforce Hens for storage and other chsrfes:
Mary Jordan. N. speacer or \. H. sprisss.
Annie wood. Allen Bell. Geo. ". yohssoa.
Mn. N. Day and Rob. Bpvr- Istsrrssse
pArti-s take notice. TIE PEOPLES
STORAGE AND EXPRESS COMPANY. iTss
seveuth street northwest. city.
ma24.j jue Tss
TRUSTEES SALE or VALUABLE RKAL
estate. BY viftae Of q certain deed Of trust
duly recorded in Lber s0ss. folio 2 et seq.
recorded in Liner Ne. s0ss. folio ct see..
Of the land records Of the District Of cclun-
bin. Ind az the request Of the party secured
thereby. the-undersisned trustees viii sell.
81 public suction within the efsce Of Tho
J. Owen Son. 1881 OF. nv. on Tuesday.
the 18th day Of June A. D.. 1921. at
s'elcek pm, the foliowi.g described hae
and premises. situste In the District Of Co
fumbis. and Designated as and being an sf
lot numbered stx tel In Subdivision Of % rt
OF 'fneiesure" and ''Hsddo~k Hills" ss
made In Equity Cause No. s4o. Docket q,
/ supreme Court Of the District Of coiunbia
a. per plat tiet In aid cause and IN aid
Surveyor. Office Of the District Of colunbla
In Book Levy Court :. page -. Terms ef
acceptance Of BID and ssle TO Be- closed
/ within 90 days or Deposit forfeits1. Con-
veyancinf, recording and revenue stamps st
purchasers cost. GEORGE W. HoTT,
| cHAs. A NeEUES, trustees. 200
ju-s.e.s,io.is.
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RIZPAH ELDON

Worlds Greatest Clair,oysnt, Palnist ssl
Spirit Medium. Readings daily froa 10 ..
N. to 8 . m 1878 18th st. no.. over
Pocs hontas candy shop. Y 1s0 7-1ie
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MADAME JEANETTE

Gifted Egyptian clsirvoysnt and Pslnist
guarantees to read your entire life, past.
present and future. She asks no oresttoas
ont will tell you what you want to know.
giving names dates and facts On business
nstters, love. health and family sfairs.
s26 St nv. <-SV
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Southeast
Central.

Vh 81 or. v; er. q b.; ami: deep lot !:
4 80 WA s Phillips, 1900 ". r. ave.
Main ess - =
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SOC MADAME SELIA SOC

Egyptian paImist and medium. Gives read
iugs daily on all Affairs OF life. Tells who
and when youll marry and how TO over
como all trouhle ReadinEs SOC Phone ".
23Ts-J. S31 7th 81. NV. opposite McCrory's
IOr store 7th ma I sts 40
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CLAIRVOYANTS.
ueesssc py oe
DISTINCT OT c0LlrnEtA.
LET MADAM ROYAL

Advise you on Business. Health. love sp6
Family Affairs, gives initials OF whom you
will marry and when: restores lost affections.
So 90 Reading with ad for 20 cents. a0e eth
st. NV, between ! 81. snd y. Y. ave. +0O
SPIRIT MEDIUM: ADVISES ALL AFFAIRS
in life; s. readings. 81. 1905 18th St nv.
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MADAME D'ASHMAN

Clairyoyant, Crystal Gazer and Gard Read
sr. Your fortune on love. marriage. divorce.
changes; reunites the separated: REMOVES
TROrBLES OF ALL KINDS: RESTORES
LOST LOVE: HOW TO SUCCEED. FRANK.
G34 Daily till s D m. Sun. 81 733 18th
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MADAM MAVIS.

have your fortune told BY the great
Egyptian paiuist; tells your past. present
nd future: gives advice on all important
affairs OF life. You will hnd true help By
consulting this famous Egyptian ps slnist
Special readings, soc. SIS 18th st. nv.
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FINANCIAL

MORTGAGES. TRUSTS. ETC.
End MORTGAGE NOTES. s% desonins
tions, SlO0-S2. .000. DAVIS 4 SrKEI.1
142) y. Y. ave.
Evening journal., 1921-04-01

WILFORD JOHNSON.
Before and After Taking Plant Juice
Drug Store, 4O4-406 Market street
recently. Continuing. he said:
II had tried so many different
medicines that I had given up in
despair OF ever being any better. and
] would not have been so fortunate
as 10 have taken Plant Juice II a
friend Of mine had not told me.
after seeing what a wreck / had be-
come, that he had received wonder
fui results from it and insisted on
me getting some, even saying that
he would loan me the money to buy
10 and would call the loan off il Il
was not all he said.
PLANT Juice proved true to every
thing he had said. / had become
40 rundown that / was practically a
shadow OF my old self; was reduced
from 165 20 11S pounds: / had no
appetite and was always miserable
with my stomach; 1 became so weak
I could hardly get through with my
work. The boss had spoken about
Il to me and that made me nervous
and depressed. / was so pale and
Mnlie lNdl my liltuu5 hilu looked
like a snow bank. and I felt just
like keeling over. had pains in
my back and my kidneys and blad-
der troubled me.
II began TO take Plant Juice and
you will know how I have Improved
when I tell you that 1 have regained
my old weight, strength and endur-
ance. 1 'haYe a good appetite; my
bowel movements are regular and
/ do not have any further trouble
with my kidneys and bladder; sleep
sounder than 1 ever did in my life.
I advise anyone suffering. no matter
how bad or helpless, 10 just try Plant
Juice and prove its merit TO their
own satisfaction"
The Plant Juice Man Is at The
Miller Drug Store. 4O4-406 Market
street where ne is daily meeting the
local public and introducing and eX-
planning the merits Of this remedy.
Free samples given.
Evening journal., 1921-04-01
NIIDDLET0WN PUPILS
CONTEST FOR PRIZES

Special 20 The Evening Journal.
MIDDLETOwN. April 1.-The
Defamation Contest held in the
Opera House on Wednesday evening,
was a delightful affair. The con-
testants were Dorothy Caulk. Edith
Cochran. Gladys. Gabriel. Laura
Fogei. Margic Records. Jane John
son. Walter Beasten. Harris Nc
Doweli Hnrman Money, Rogers
Fouracre. Burton Williams. Edward
Hart and John Pool The prize
winners were: Glrls-flrst. Gladys
| Gabriel, second Dorothy Caulk
f. Boys-first. Rogers Fouracre; Sec
ond. Burton Williams. The win
ners viii probably try for prizes II
tho county contest.
Women OF Forest PreshyteriaI
church will hold a Birthday Socia
in the lecture room OF the churcl
Evening journal., 1921-04-01

ed 10 reach Coblenz tomorrow. where
neither the Baden nor the Federal
Governments will have any author
ity over them. the suspensions OF
the sentences are regarded virtually
as pardons.
The release OF Neuf and thinner
has aroused great interest in German
circles and already, II is said. a mem
Der Of the Nationalist party will
make it the basis Of interpretations
when the Reichstag convenes after
the Easter recess.
The action of the Baden Govern
ment in releasing the men was due
to representations made by Brig
Gen. II. T. Allen. commander Of the
American occupational forces. made
to the German Government through
member OF the American General
stan, who went to Berlin last week
and conferred with the German Gov
ernment authorities.
Evening journal., 1921-04-01

Ballroom OF the Hotel dupont.
Among the features Of the program
was a prize fox-trot. which was won
by Miss Frances T. Dougherty and
James +. Mclvor. The judges were
Miss Kate McClafferty and members
Of the Bankers and Brokers Club
who served on the dance floor com
mittee.
Another feature was the solo
dance by Niss Margaret Pierce.
other novelties included serpen-
tine. tag and elimination dance.
Music was furnished by Maddin's
orchestra.
Evening journal., 1921-04-01

Several hundred persons attended
the performance OF the three act
comedy Browns In Town. given
last evening at the New Century
Club by the Deloes Dramatic Club
composed OF members Of Delaware
Chapter. No. 1. order OF the Eastern
Star.
The play was even more success
fully given than at It's premier show
ing In February. and all the play
crs were well received. Following
the play there was dancing until I
o'clock Music was furnished by
Draine's orchestra
The officers OF the club are George
W. Hook. president. Frank p. Keys
secretary and treasurer; Mrs. Ma,
Mortlock,. vice-president; Fred A
| Huxtabie. director.