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Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-11-30
DELAWAREANS At
WASHINGTON meet
Named by Governor Denney to
Attend Law Enforcement
Convention.

Governor William ID. Denney today
announced Nhc names OF % delegates
TO reprcscns Delaware Mt the cpnver-
ton to arouse nationwide activity of
citizens for law enforcement which
Will convene next Tuesday In the First
Congregational Church. at Washing
ton. The convention, to be In session
until Thursday, has a program In
which many Of the cotntrys best
speakers viii take part.
The workers conference. prepara-
tory TO the convention, viii convene
tomorrow morning I'm the Hotel Ia-
leigh. Mt Washington. Employees of the
AntiSaloon League from practically
every section of the country will at
tend. Rev. II. G. Prcttyman. sup
erIntendcnt OF the Delaware Anti-Sa l.
loon League will leave tonight to at
tend the workers conference.
Prominent speakers at tho couven-
ton will include William Jennings
Bryan, Bishop Edwin ". Hughes. At
| torncy- General Daugherty. Blshor
Luther u. Wilson, Prohibition Com
missioner Haynes and Representative
Of Mobile Force Cora Frances Stod.
dard. Representative volstead, Bshor
James Cannon, Jr, and Wayne Il
Wheeler.
On Thursday afternoon. the last day
of the convention reception will
be held at the White House. wher
President Harding will receive III,
delegates ns his guests.
The delegates named by Governor
Denney to attend the conference are
Mrs. George Pierce. Milford: Mrs
Mary u. Donnell. Newark: Miss Iii.
Han Cade. Milton; Mrs. Lena Mes
sick, Bridgcvile; r. r. weldin. VIII.
mington; Joseph S. Hamilton. VIII.
lmlngton; Dr. Charles w. Hughes, vii
mingtun; Miss Rietta NJ. Emerson
Wilmington: John $. Mullin, Whining
ton; William B lester. Delawar,
City; James ". s. Gam. ST. Georges
Martin u. Burris. Middletown; W
lTruxton Boyce Stanton; Senator IL. N
Price. Smyrna. j. II. IIoffeckei
Smyrna: Harry Mayer. Dover. job
b. Hutton. Dover; Wilbur u. Jacobs
Harrington; r. N. Rawins, Seaford
l.. w. Hurley, seaford: N. y. Regis
! ter, Lewes: Frank NJ. Jones. George
: town; Harvey w. Hastings. I.aur,
! and Ira II. Long, Selbyville.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-11-30
JOHN WANAMAKERAT "a.
HASN'T SLOWED DOWN
PhiIa. Merchant Reflects His
Philosophy Of Life in Ads He
Writes Daily.
New York Times.

new IuIk iiItteri
IT aprsars that John Wsnarnnhcr
has not INDUCED In Idleness nor does
the fact that his eighty fourth year
finds him In the sxtIeth year of his
career ns a merchant. Make him stop
10 look around for a little while. He
seems never 10 have slowed down from
the day he opened his first store In
1861 In Philadelphia at tho age Of 20
years. Nowadays he gets 20 work at
n. m. and remains there until : y. IN
Here are a few glImpaey, Of life as
seen through Mr.. Wanamaker's eyes,
taken mostly from his paragraphs
which he writes for his advertise.
ments:
"oue must ballast the soul with pa
tienco."
Surely man may he immensely IS
greater than the gre1test granite
structure that can be built"
There are other compensations J.
doing the days work than pecuniar,
gain"
1T is OF great importance in bust
ness TO be just right, as well as righ
just.
Business. to my mind. is the means
20 exchange knowledge, labor and ekil
for n living"
The emptiest man and the empires
store are most talkative."
"One may walk over the highes
mountain, one step at time"
"A man may be bigger than six fee
If he has any Of the real Lincoln il
him.
How the world ever got on till eacl
OF us came along is our enigma"
The art Of costuming a woman ma,
be rightly classed as. one Of the FIN.
arts"
LEI us be citizens first. end no
merely bankers, lawyers, merchant
and manufacturers"
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-11-30
STOCK PRICES YIELD
TO ATTACK ON OILS
Market Reacts One to Three
Polnts; Rails Alone Remain
Steady.
y, AsrocIa,sd 4 rr.ss to Every rgcning.

~ Asrociats Il rrsss to Every L9cnsng.
New York, Nov. so.--tWall Street
to.,o a. ml--European oils were the
strongest shares at the outset of to-
DAYS stock market session. Royal
Dutch and Shell Transport rose
and iis points. respectively. In con-
,,as, to Mexican Petroleum which lost
~ points. and the hcaviness Of Gem
,ral Asphalt and Pan American.
Rails. Of the seasoned type. were
nrn but stcels. equipments. motors
aud sugars Indicated lack Of support.
Sears. Eochuck was under further pres
sure with some OF the miscellaneous
,nccialtics.
Announcement that the United
Sta'cs II 10 he represented In the pro-
poscd meeting of European bankers
90 stabilize international credits
strengthened the carly foreign ex-
change market. especially stcrlin;,
francs aud marks.
Noon Rails were the only shares
q show any stability during the morn
ins, Mexican and Domestic oils sus-
tHincd further losses and numerous
rlccisltics. notably International
rappr. National Biscuit. Corn Prod
tots, United Drug. Sumatra Tobacco
qua Associated Dry Goods fell to !
points Union Pacific.
Mercantile Marine, preferred. Gen.
etal Electric aud Sears Roebuck. pre-.
ivrrcd, were moderately strong. bui
prices IN general reached before moor
~ fresh pressure was directed against
els and equipments.
Ali liberty bonds excepting 3i5'l
made new high records. the second &,
rising 90 cents per hundred dollars
thil money opened at . per cent.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-11-30
POWDER QUOTATIONS.
Reported Daily at Noon by Laird 4
Co., du Pont Building.
FINANCIAL NOTES.

Application for a receiver for the Globe
shpbuildine and Drydock Company. OF
Maryland. was filed in the circuit court
a, naltimore YESTERDAY The liabilities
81 500 600
Although few large plants have booked
orders Tor spring delivery. shoe manu-
ON orders for immediate Consignment
Activity in Allied Chemical and DYE is
due TO operations OF speculative grollp
IN that stock. The strength is accom-
panied by reports of greatly improved
business of some of its subsidiaries no
tably the Barrett Company, National
Aniline and the General Chemical Com
psny.
Germany is reported as the buyer OF
substantial quantities OF copper. One
lot OF more than 2.0O0.OOO pounds is
said To be going forward soon payment
cable adyices OF the metals arrival in
Germany.
The past month has witnessed the most
active demand for bonds since last Fall
practically every class Of security. on
the Stock Exchange for the week endin ,
November 8. total sales aggregated
s95, $4,000 OF which s49.O0O.GO0 were
Industry and trade I'm general continued
duripg November TO make and hold the
gains made in October. although there IL
evidence that part OF this gain was sea-
usually warm weather in all parts Of the
country during the latter part Of Novem-
Der affected retail trade to a considerable
extent. Holiday buying however. is be-
ginning To assert itself and will serve in
some measure 10 compensate for the fall
ing on IN seasonable goods at this time.
Immediate and active consideration Is
now 20 be given to the long discussed and
much-nooted proposition OF consolida ting
independent steel companies into another
huge corporation The matter Is at last
earnestly In hand. In preliminary way IL
has been worked out carefully although
very quietly to definite basis as start
ing point. important Developments may
be expected at once, but there still re
negotiations TO be carried on before there
can In agreement among different inter-
ests aud cons'Immation OF any big steel
10 erger such As is In contemplation
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-11-30
Personal LIBERTY.

A Hyde Park orator returning home
flushed witn his efforts. and also from
certain spirituous causes. found n
mild curate seated opposite in the
tram car. ut may interest you to
know." he said truculently. that /
don't believe in the existence of n
'eaven.' The curate merely nodded.
and went on reoding his newspaper.
You don't quite realize what I'm
trying TO make clear. ! want you 20
understand tn. don't believe for a
single. solitary moment that such a
place as 'eaven lxists." "All right.
all right" answered the curate pleas
antly. Ego TO hell. only don't make
quite so much fuss about it."-Tattler.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-11-30
CONFER on ~ pONT SUITS.
Stockholders Attorneys Meeting with
0hicIals at Washington Today.

Attorneys representing stockholders
of the du Poht Co, who have been as
sessed for income tax on transferred
stock by the government. met with
Internal Revenue Collector Blair at
Wa shington today 10 discuss plans
for collecting. the money.
1t was said that the government
would ask the stockholders To wavo
the right TO any benefits from the
statute OF limitations and Il was be-
lieved that the stockholders would
agree 10 the proposition.
If this plan succeeds. it will mean
that the cases will be reopened for the
purpose of allowing the government ia
make it's levies back TO 1915 and Il
would also benefit those who have sold
their stock in the past two years at
the falling or in the market price,
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-11-30
me SHIPS HUGE LARpER.
New white Star Liner VIII Carry
$1,000 tame nird> Fer Passengers.

The new he.oeo-ton Majestic, of the
Cunard Line. TO be ready for service
lr Aptil, VIII carry Immense stores
~ NiCtuals.
The nsurcs are based upon 4.loo
pnsssnpcrs and "A crew 81 l.eoo, 10
feed, whom tho rcfrigerators Will be
f.ird with sevcn,y-fve tons Of meats.
ten tons Of bacon and hams. twenty
tons of fish ana eighteen tons Of
poultry. There will also he included
ia the stores 1000 each Of plo r.
uuan, snipc and pheasant, $50 part
ildsos, 80 grouse and see Wild ducks
making n total Of 5000 game birds.
For those who care for those things
thsr, viii be put on board each voy-
Asr $4,000 bottles OF ale and stout,
900 quarts and 1900 plnts of cham
i,agne GEO quarts and 1909 pints OF
other wines. = coo bottles of whisky
irandv and gin, and see bottles OF
NoNtrs
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-11-30
or COURSE NV HAD.

II never saw the e1usi 81 those
Jaksbys next door said Mr. Bibblsz.
They are always wanting 70 borrow
something. l honestly believe we've
lent them everything In the house ex-
cept the plano and our twin beds.
I'm sorry you are 20 wrought np."
said Mrs. Bibblcs. "Mr. Jagsby mas
just sent over TO know If"
Don't say II. Don't say iti"
III you have few emrty bottles
you could spare, pint or quart SIR"
"Out OF the way, woman III take
them over rnyself." Birmingham Ags-
Herald.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-11-30
CURlEY |NSTAL[EDAS
GIBBONS SUCCESSOR
New Archbishop Of Baltimore
Elevated az Simple Ceremony
IN Cathedral.
!, Nsaoolatcd I'rcss 10 iivery Evenlns.

lN \Hauriatcd lress 90 Every Evening.
baltimore, Nov. 80. Most Rev.
NlChpel J. Curley, former Bishop OF
St Augustine. Fla. was Installed arch
bishop of Baltimore az the Cathedral
This morning. succeeding the late
iamos Cardinal Gibbons in that ca
rarity Tho comforting of the pal
iium, the crovnlng net in the clcva-
tion of q bishop TO the archieriscopacy,
VIII take place in January next.
Today'a ceremonies were compara-
ilNoiy simple and In no way APP
i,roachcd the pcmp and splondor ac-
uompanyinv the hcstowal of the pal
eum.
Nons.pnor Curley is tenth arch
lishop ~ Baltimore. IL was the first
rtailstion ceremony held In the his
tnric rdifcc since Cardinal Gibbons
then bishop 81 Richmond. became
head OF the archdiocese more than a.
NOars Ago.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-11-30
DIVIDENDS DECLARED.

Nl,ed Chrmli'si and Dye Corporation.
yusr,rfh oi per cent on preferred
AMERICAN Can Company. quarterly oi
~. r'f cent on preferred payable Janu.
'h,csso pocA and Canal Company
uus,icrlf of sis per cent. payable De
s'h,raso. Rock Island and Pacific Rail.
fued tumpsnt ~etni-snnual of per
cent pfrrrr.d ana = per cent on per
cont pt~frfrrd paS ahl. i)rccmbcr 81.
'o'npu'ins Iahulatins Recording Com
psn' uuaft,fii ~ ~ share. payable
inuuar, 10.
soni mental Passenger Railway Company
sslnl annual ~ q per cent. pa, able Dccem.
hrf 80
Indian Refining Company. quarterly @,
~ pef crnt "u ptcferfcd. payable De
v~,nh" l5
Marine oil Company. extra OF Der
cent, payable br,enber "a.
pAlah ahuma t'Hs aud llrcfri Company
Quarterly Vf per cent ON preferred
rA,shlr b,ccmhri TO-
r.stihun. NulliAen COMPANY, quarter.
IA ~ ~ pet tent un first and second pre-.
fefied pa,ahss ianuar, =
Fl'tshufv lesmluai Warehouse Com,
usrf uuafterlN ofNi ~ ! per cent. pay.
s'ls he's'nhsf
'su.htr oats Company quarterly of n:
lsrf r"t' ur pi~trrr"k. pa, able February rs
Southwest P.onsyl,spl% Pipe Line Com
ran, quarterly 90 - share. payable
lsivsrssi Leaf Tobacco compan, >
~ esss on preferred. payable January 3
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-11-30
NIT ALWAYS OCCUPIED.

A resident of Chicago made n trip
Into tho ozark Mountains OF South
tru Missouri and Northern Arkansas
last summer. and was not very favor
nhiy impressed with the country. lie
inquired of ON, ~ the natives:
what ON earth do you do down
here all summer long
The native eyed him in some as
ihnlnhmont
Wall s.r, mostly we FISH and fight
and drink whisky"
Thls Interested the Chicago man
Hild hc pursued the subject further.
What d. you DO In the winter time
lh'nf" he asked.
stranger. IN the winter time It's
700 durn cold to nst." answered th,
native Kansas City Star
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-11-30
Reading Room 1T School ~.

The Ann Semple Library and Read
ing Room viii be opened tomorrow
evening at No. 22 School, Second and
Justison streets. -.
The collection consists of more tho n
800 volumes for children and adults
The reading room will be open every
night from Z to $50. Everybody vii,
be welcome
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-11-30

Women now constitute 21eo OF all
common stockholders and own a total
of go of the entire issue outstanding.
They constitute 45eo OF the preferred
stockholders and own 37eo Of the out
standing preferred. They represent
41eo OF the GO debenturc stockholders
and own ESQ OF that stock outstands
ing. With the 30 debenturc. women
constitute 2lec of the holders OF that
issue and own 24oo of the 7eo deben-
ture outstanding.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-11-30
MANY women IN
GENERAL MOTORS
At Last Statement 1880
Women Wore Holders
Of Stock.

Approximately ono out Of every
four stockholders OF General Motors
Corp. n a woman. In April one out
.of every five stockholders was a
woman. There were 1920 women
stockholders OF record October 8, COM
pared with 1915 on April Is. an In
crease OF 2.114 In six months.
Following tabulation shows total
number of all stockholders by classes
and number OF shares held. COM
pairing the totals with corresponding
figures OF women stockholders:
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-11-30

"The air II full Of plans--the plans
are full Of air.
New goods are better than bar
gains"
You can never ride on the wave
that came In and went out yesterday. :
There are many croakers upon the
edges Of lakes and .creeks: there thc1
sit croakag and croakine. but they
are, only frogs After all.
"a mans true estate and wealth Is
not IN house. railroads. bonds and III.
like: II Is in himself"
II cannot touch a single key that
has a minor note In IT,
IL believe Il 10 be true that every
baby IN born with song ~ its mouth"
We can only reach each ether With
sympathy.--the biggest word among
the three or four big words Of the
world"
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-11-30
Liberty Wond Quotations.

~ Associated Press TO Every Evening
Ncw York, Nov. 30. Liberty bond
quotations at noon Three and n
iaWs, p6be, FIRST ss. s7.ss; second
"a p7ei; nrst ts's. $3.50. second
ass 1880. third s.s e7.7s: fourth
is's si.ea, Victory ANS. 9a.s6; Vic
cory aAE, eagi
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-11-30
To Meet r. p. G. Team.

After a layofr OF few weeks. the
local Y. NJ. II. A. will open up again
lat Third and King streets tomorrow
evening. with the fast Il. +. C. team
Of Philadelphia as their opponents.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-11-30
Hockey This Afternoon.

good game Of hockey is scheduled
for this afternoon, when the girls
team OF the Tower Hill School will
meet the fast-stepping team Of The
Devon School, Of Devon, Pa.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-11-30
FIVE Points. VS.. RelIefnn,a

The Five Points football team will
clash with the Bellefonte a. C.. at
Eighteenth and Van Buren, streets on
Saturday afternoon.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-11-30

Sometimes the only way TO get 1t
done is to advertise for somebody IL
do it. Read the classified ads.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-11-30
sTUNpED.

Would it be right for ne 70 hold
you In my armsY
You've got me there"
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-11-30
RESORTS
ATLANTIC CITY, n. J.

Westminster Kentucky Ave. mr.. Bea
Elevator to street. Pri-
vate baths. running water. A. V kopp.
owner and prop. Open all year
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-11-30

Read the classified nd news. too
Adv.
The Democrat-herald., 1921-12-23
Hopewell

Salem Pearee butchered a beef
last week.
Thirty seven of the Joycoy
folks attended meeting here
Sunday Afternoon.
Nh. and Mrs. Bob Robins were
out from town for a couple of
the Holiness sermons Sunday.
Rev. Tryon closed his meet
ings Sunday, and such good ear
nest sermons none ever heard
before.
Rev. Tryon has laborsd with
souls here at Hopewell for three
and half weeks. He is a Cod
sent preacher and every sermon
was a fight to wards the devil.
Several souls We're saved and
sanctified, an6 the devil go STIR
red aboHt proper, so his labors
were far from fruitless, and oil
are sorry to see these good peo-
pie leave our midst.
The Democrat-herald., 1921-12-23
A Few Suggestions

Mrs. E'yhue McGinnis Lad
prayer meeting Sunday night.
Bro. Baden will preach a
Christmas sermon Sunday. Ev-
erybody come.
The Ladies Aid is still striving
to raise money for the church
which will be built about May
1922 ct Chaple Hill.
Mr.. and Mrs. Holland visited
with W. A. Ward Sunday.
Jason Beatty is able to visit his
father and mother at Canon City
this week.
Mrs. McGinnus is visiting her
sister. Mrs. Ellis. this week.
Mrs. k. II. Higgins visited at
Mrs. w. Al. Gordon's Tuesday.
The Democrat-herald., 1921-12-23
Pilot Point

Well, here we are again after
ssne ahssncs.
Roy Hiekcox went to Lamar
the first Of the week.
Jim Ice is building an addi-
tbon to his old house.
Charley Sutton came back 10
the farm after a few weeks stay
in Springfield.
Benn:a Hsrlnan went to Lamar
Monday
B. w. Herman has his rev
h us, just ahcut ready to move
into.
s. L. Hickcox .psss Sunday
at the ]. Pullism home.
Elmer Johnsen and family
Sundayed at the Simpson home.
The Democrat-herald., 1921-12-23
Diamond RIDGE

Church at Happy Hollow on
ths 18th. Usual attendance and
good sermon.
Wedding bells will be ring ing
from all appearances be or g
long.
Several called at w. q Pride
mors's Sunday.
C. d Wray celebrated his
69th birthday the 18th Of the
month.
The Democrat-herald., 1921-12-23
Antelope Flat.

Feed hauling ia the order of
the day.
Raw Robinson and family cal
Cd At j. B. Biekford's Thurs :
day.
Row and True Hickcox. Warren
Barlow and Jesse Kaufman tnok
wheat to Lamar this week.
Dick Oyenreider ard Arthur
Hen son made y trip to Marcy
Sunday.
Al Elrod's have the rock work
nearly completed on their ssw
house.
LYNN Bickford visited at Gov.
srdaiPs Tuesday evening
Oxenreidsrs and Henson .
have been helping each other
haul feed the last week.
Mrs. BERTHE Smart is visiting
here again.
Claude Mosre visited ut jim
Bickfos de- Sunday.
Elsie Oxsnreidsr visited at
Ray Robinsons Friday.
The Democrat-herald., 1921-12-23
North Flats

Arthur Henson was out to Big
Rock to Sunday school last Sun.
day. Glad to see you out again
Arthur.
We hear Charlie Sutten's are
moving back 70 the ranch.
Mrs. Goldie Smith il able to
be up and walk around some
now.
Mr.. and Mrs. Riley. parents Of
Mrs. Smith, left for their hsms
last Thursday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Crouch took the
RiIey's home Thursday the y
went through in . car.
Mrs. Smart has been down
from Colorado Springs helping
care for Mrs. Smith. She in
tends starting home next week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Robinson and
family visited At Bickford's last
Wednesday afternoon.
Joe Murphy brought out an.
other bunch of horses to the
sftnh this weak.
Fred Chat hams have . tur-
key hen with three little tur-
Keys and found another turkey
setting on eleven esgs. Who
can beat that?
The Democrat-herald., 1921-12-23
Pride

Pride
A Merry Christmas to all.
Mr.. Kelley preached at Pride
Sunday.
Mol Mitchell and Hsnrv Lewis
delivered maize to Elkhart Fri
day.
Ira johnson 10 in the vicinity
again.
Dave Nixon scent Sunday at
Macemore's.
Esper Stewart and Sam Brown.
ing drove to Poraton, Texas.
Sunday.
Mr.. Mi',ioaa took his truck tn
EIkhart Wednesday to have it
doctorad.
john Dunn and Charlss
Roediger putchased thresh-
ing machine and brought it IL
Schnaufer's delivered turkeys
70 Boise, Maremo-e's delivered
turkeys to Campo and Pearce's
delivered turkey to Elkhart the
past week.
Dave Nixon butehered a hog
last Monday.
The Lewis hoys threshed their
maize the past week.
Dan HaffHer went to ne oedars
.fter posts thfs week.
Norman Mitchell has moved
tho ,Hadan house onto the rlacs
where he II living fer addiiontl
room.
Mr.. Lewis is assisting Mr..
Ford at the Ballard place.
Mr.. and Mrs. Mct!alawell and
son and Hugh Caldwell expect
to spend Christmas near Ken.
ton.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lester Finch ex
pect TO spend Christmas with biz
people near Boise.
Dan Haffner sad family spent
Sunday at Schnaufer's.
The Democrat-herald., 1921-12-23
OkIey

Jack Beasley made ? p to
Lamar last Friday.
A large crowd out at Sunday
school.
The Democrat-herald., 1921-12-23
Locals

"hs,k-e Dosdle in BAf'iu"--
Dee. u.
Hid Thompssn was over fron
Wits Tuesday.
Jns. Wsnsek WAS up from
Campo Tuesds
Pee N :r,h was In town the
frs. of the week. n. has lately
besa drilling at Ute, vile.
The Democrat-herald., 1921-12-23

Dickay will sell you high
grade oil for ysur truck or trae-
tor at railroad prices.
The Democrat-herald., 1921-12-23
Catarrh Can Be Cured

Oatarrh is a local disease. greatly
Influenced by constitutional eondi-
tou. 1t therefore requires constitu-
ttonal treatment. HALLS CATARR1i
MEDICINE Is taken internally and
acts through the Blood CD the Mucous
Surfaces Of the System. HALLS
CATARRH MEDICINE destroys the
foundation Of the disease, gives the
patiant strength w improving the gen.
eEal health and assists nature In doing
Its work.
Al druggists. Circulars free.
f. ]. Cheney 4 Co, Toledo, Ohio.
The Democrat-herald., 1921-12-23

truck Drivers. you can get
what ysu want in Cord Tires at
Dsskey's.
The Democrat-herald., 1921-12-23
Liberty

Friday YES .o-e day "a,
gDer- ~s woe't MP in. for
other parts Of the stale got tie
sn"~ issiead o. 10.
There viii h, rr gram nrd
Christmas trae at the school
next Saturday night. Every
body welcome.
Mrs. Cro'hsr Psarce. who has
been having typhnid fever is up
and around again.
Mrs. Fiukle and Nettie made
trip to Lamar last Friday, ard
came hrma the first of the week.
Nh. Thnmpson butchered two
hogs last Saturday.
Grandma Simpson spent pait
of Sunday on her place.
c. NJ White started for his
home at McPhersen, Kans.. last
Friday noon.
The Democrat-herald., 1921-12-23
Rock Crossing

Sunday school i. progressing
nicely with the regular atten-
dance.
Had o big snow out in these
The Democrat-herald., 1921-12-23

Get our prices On oil in auanti-
ties. s gallon or barrel lots
Dickey Auto Sales Co.
The Democrat-herald., 1921-12-23
.--FURS-.
l will pay cash for fufas.
K. o. Ksnkel Denocrat-HsraN

For Sale-New PLAYER piano ia
Baca county for sale cheap TO
avoid taking back to Lamar.
Write or call.
Adams & Kirkpatric,
CO Lamar. Colo.