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had heard there was no room for ad-
ditional patients. Particularly is this
true in the cases Of men suffering
from tuberculosis. which forms the
largest single group Of disabilities.
A very serious problem Of the pub
lie health service in extending its
facilities is the recruiting of physi-
clans and nurses Within the last
twelve months the turnover Of the
nurse personnel has been 100 per
cent Many of these Rave left because
of the bitter attacks to which the
service has been subjected in some
auarters. and the newer doctors and
nurses employed have not the expert
ence. and sometimes not the ability
Of those who leave.
when a man applies to US for
treatment we are interested in two
things" said DIR. Cummings in con-
clusion. They are. Were you in the
service? and Was your disability In
CURED in the service?
IF there is any doubt as to either
OF these points and the man is in need
of immediate treatment, we put him
in hospital at once and take care
Of him while his record is being es-
tablished."
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ATTACK DR.. BALLOU.
1embeTs Of Parents League Put
Him In Category With Bruce.

Members Of the Parents Leaxua-
who for several years have sought
the removal from office Of Roscoe C.
Bruce. assistant superintendent or
coloeed Schools. turned their gveroal
1ttecks ON DR.. Frank w. Haliou, SUI
periltendent Of schools At q Reetfax
AoeAay nt4At IN the Metropolitan A. u.
q. Church. 1eth and. N streets. Chatioa
A. HAl The gDrtneipal speaker. read q
cnsnmunteakien which charged the
- three 5colered teaeAeras euhse.
Quantly the league took action, plae-
ing Dr.. Ba1lou in the "same category
with Asst. Supt. Bruce"
The organization decided to con-
tfnue its campaign of picketing in
froat Of the Franklin School with re-
neWed vigor. In the future the school
but1Atng will be pdeketed three days
. week instead OF on the meeting
dayU Of the board Of education.
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WOMAN POLICE Chief
ORGANIZES POSSE AND
CAPTURES 2 BANDITS

BENTON. Ill. February IL
Miss Lissie Overturff, chief of po-
lice at Buckner. near here. ar
rested two Of four armed bandits
who had held up q crap game
and obtained $700 after wounding
John Hall, bystander. in the left
arm.
Miss .Overturff organized a posse
that pursued the quarry several
miles into the country. Two of
the bandits attempted to hide in
in a field, but the posse> surround
ed them and Miss Overturn dis
armed them and brought them In.
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PLAN ROAD EXTENSION.
Western Maryland LiIte May
Touch Alexandria.

The Western Maryland railroad is
considering extending it's traoI1age as
tar south as Alexa ndria, connecting
Old Dominion railroad near Bluemont.
AMI using the tracks of the latter
company to reach Alexandria, it was
annpunced today by an official of the
West tern Maryland.
Apniearledd lade f1r or sue Sueh sxension has
merce Commission. and as yet is only
in the tentative stage. it was said
hv officiAs. The proposed new exten-
sion would probably connect through
Pnsomac Ppfo with the western limit 'f of
the Washington and Old Dominion
railrSad, ar or near Bluemont.
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DECLARES FARR WON.
House Committee Reports Against
McLAne, Sitting Member.

The House elections committee has
reported that John r. 'Farr. republican,
was elected to the present Congress
from the tenth Pennsylvania district
and entitled to the seat now held by
Patrick McLane, democrat, OF Scranton.
According to the vote as tabulatsd
McLane's plurality was 201, but a re-
check. by the, committee, with some
votes eliminated, showed. the report
said. that Farr had won.
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FOUND ON DOORSTEP

baby girl. few hours old was
found on a doorstep at the residence
of Robert S. French. 2616 Cathedral
avenue, last night. The infant was
wrapped in a sheet and placed in a
box. Policeman e. L. Taylor Of the
district took the found
ling to the house Of detention, where
it was transferred to Founding Hos
pitaL ' - =,
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HOSTS TO RoTARIANS.
Kiwanis Club Entertains at Lunch
con Attended by 500.

More than 300 members OF the
Rotary and Kiwanis CLUBS gatneEIsu Re
topether at a luncheon rendered the
former club by the latter at the
washington Hotel this afternoon.
Claude woodward, president OF the
Kiwanis Club. delivered the address
Of welcome and c. J. O'Neili. head OF
the Rotary Club. responded. Ad-
dresses also were made by Represen-
tative W. r. Andrews of Nebraska
and Mai. Gen. John Lejeune. comman-
dant OF the Marine Corps.
A resolution was adopted extending
the hopes of both clubs that George
0'connor. who is i'll in the hospital.
would soon recover.
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ANGLERS GET OUT HOOKS.
D. C. Association Members "Goiu'
Fishin' PLAN for Contests.

Members of Potomac Anglers Asso-
citation are making preparations for
the opening of the spring fishing sea-
son. It is believed that the season
will open much earlier than usual.
Herring are being caught in fairly
large numbers in the lower Potomac
and Chesapeake bay. and the belief
prevails that white perch and rockfish
will not be far behind them.
At meeting of the association
held last night at 1905 E street ar
rangements were made to have local
sportsmen prepare to enter the
national surf and bait casting con-
tests this season A. J. Sahdala will
be in charge of the former class.
while the latter will come under the
direction of E. c. Ford.
The question Of securing a law
prohibiting the sale of bass in the
District Of Columbia was discussed.
Eighteen new members were re-
ceived, making the total membership
ESQ.
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DR.. BALL0U WILL SPEAK e.
Ass1
-
Superintendent Of Schools to Ad-
dress Home School Association.

DR. Frank w. Ballou, superintend-
ent of schools, will be the principal
speaker at a meeting Of the Home
and School Association of Eastern
High School. to be held in the audi
torium of the institution tomorrow
night at 8 o'clock. One OF the fea-
lures of the meeting will be an ex-
hibit Of drawings Of students at East
ern High School,
An address also will be made by
Earl Jonscher, president of the East
ern High School Alumni Association.
Music will be furnished by the school
orchestra and the Boys Glee Club.
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RUT sEATUE IN BASEMENT.
Suffrage Memorial Removed From
Rotunda in Capitol.

The memorial statue OF the three
.Dioneer woman suffragists. Susan B.
Anthony. Elizabeth Cady Stanton and
1uGetia Mott. which was formally
unveiled Tuesday night in the ro-
tu1da OF the Capitol, today was
PLACED I'm the room in the base1nent
Of the Capitol directly underneath the
1otunda.
Instructions Of the joint Committees on
Library, which has charge OF ali sta.
tues and paintings placed in the Capi-
tol. It is expected that the memorial
to the woman suffrage leaders vill
remain where 1t was ordered to be
placed by the joint COMMITTEES indefi- :
1iteiy.
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MRS. CROSS MADE HEAD.
Chosen President of Council Of So
cial Agencies.

Mrs. Whitman Cross was elected
president Of the Council Of Social
Agencies at a meeting of the execu-
tive committee of that organization
held today.
other officers elected are: Newbold
Noyes, vice president; William
Knowles Cooper. treasurer. and Mrs.
Clara D. Neigh, secretary pro tenn.
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HINGs 10 u. s. WORKERS.

yeed East. the Baritone soloist at
0u1esoSTsanp1e chnrch. sang for q large
Nu6ar 81 the War Department em-
y1oDDs 4n tAos mnni13oas building yestses
dny 091Enoon ~ the sakngT Of theS IN.
11O A1p4xdnanE ~ NAfeh Gen H M
xoG6 19sAhio6
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GREATER HOSPITAL
PROGRAM FOR WAR
HEROES PREPARED

CONTINUED from First Page.)
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anybody's candidacy" the statement
continues. .t-.,
Urges League OF Nations.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-12-09
NEWS OF 4 DAY
FROM THE STATE
Sussex County Highway De-
partmsnt Making Inventory
Of Equipment.
GOLDEN WEDDING OBSERVED

From Every Evenings Correspondents
Ecorgctown. Dee. e.--Mr. and Mrs.
Joseph ". Jones. residing lust outside
the city limits, celebrated their gold
en wedding anniversary on Tuesday.
The occasion also served as a family
reunion. The day was pleasantly
spent IN "reminiscences and at
o'clock tho hrido .and groom Of 80
years served hountiful rcpast, con-
rlstlny ~ turkey. duck. Maryland
biscuit. cranhsrrlcs and all the "nxins.
Tho homo wns hchutifu'ly decorated
With pot'od plants. yellow chrysanthe-
NUNS. ferns and holly. while the
table WAS ornamcnted with bridal
roses
m tho evening refreshments were
served consisting 81 Ice cream. cak,
Rnd FRUITS. The large wedding cak,
occupied tho centre OF the table and
had 30 lighted candles on II.
Among thoac present were their vi,
children and their famllies--Mr. ant
Mira. Frank &. Thomas, and son. Al.
ton. of Stcvensville. Md; Mr.. and Mrs
a. u. Vessels, Leipsic. Del: Mr.. an,
Mrs John \. Jones. Georgetown
Alr and Mrs j. Walter Jones. Barn
erdsvlllc. y. j.: MIR. and Mrs. J
hconard abbott. Milford. Del; Mr.. an,
Mrs. Wilbur 4. Jones. Mt Holly, y
,, Tho grandchildren were: Casper
Mary, Joseph and Dorothy Jones: Al
len, Margaret and l.. n. Vessels, Jr
Morris and Wilbur Jones, Ralph
lrirVIlla and Everett Jones.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-12-09
BIRTHDAY PARTY.

Delaware City, Dec. a-Mr. and Mrs.
John Lurdy Of near Kirkwood. gave a
rnrty 20 their daughter. Miss Elva
turdy, "Wednesday evening, in honor
" her eighteenth birthday ami
efsary. Tho evening was pleasantly
spent In music and games and =. col
Atlun was served.
TIE following guests attended: /:
Misses Elizabeth and Gertrude Staats.
size Roberts, Dora Thorpe, Jennie
Turner Jane Powell. Mollie and Laura
l.urdy, Edith Ellingsworth, Catharine
Roberts. Ca;harine Burris, Mabel
Moore. tl.lda and Helen Kennedy.
Janet Wilde. Mary Rash, Mildred Dav-
"a. Anna Brown, Elsie David, John
Swcctman, George FARRELL, Albert
Whitman, William Aspril. Ralph
smith, Charles Thorpe. Colen Rich
s,ds. Charles Powell. Harry aud John
Lurdy, clifton Burrus, Leonar.,
scffadcr, Earl David. Merritt Kirk,
pclh.rt foracre. Albert David, Grant
EllNnrsworth, Charles Schick, Fletch-
90 Nelson, Elmer Stats. Harmonson
inir,y. Billie Leisure. Clarence Brown.
Norman Maud. Lewis West, Erwin
Brown, Clark David. Richie Staats.
Charles Davis. Lewis Davis. Raymond
Reynolds. Charles Richards, Mr.. and
Mfs. N,ndlcr, Mr. and Mrs. CLYDE Nor
ton and Miss Ruth Morrison.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-12-09
NEWS or SMYRNA.

smyrna. Dec. e.--Baynear Slaughter.
of CLAYTON, has purchased the coal
ward he now occupies. from John
Graham, az private terms
Mira. George n. Maloncy. OF George
town, hss been here. visiting her par
snts, Mr.. and Mrs. John Griffen.
Mrs. l.. l. Handy is in town max
iNn arrangements 20 close her home
preparatory 90 taking up her resi-
donce IN Wilmington.
Mrs. ". NJ. Fowler is visiting her
sister, Mrs u. r. Rhodes. at Cecil
ton, Md.
The trustees of the Smyrna Cir.
cult have decided 20 sell the house.
bold goods belonging to the NJ. Il
nnrEonRcs
Mise Virginia Mccoy is.closing hei
homo on Mt. Vernon street. 10 spenC
Tho winter In Milford. with her sister
Mrs George Fisher Pierce.
Mrs, Frank Bailey. Of Hobolen, New
icrscy, b. here visiting Mrs. Bernard
Who has come from the West Indies
and expects 90 keep her Smyrna hom.
oi'rn For the winter.
AR. and Mrs. Joseph Baynard an,
daughter, sue, and Miss Sue Raymond
spent tho weekend with Samuel II
Hayward, IN Wilmington.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-12-09
RICHARDSON PARK.

Richardson Park, Dec. o. Basket
ball fans Of this section are showing con-
siderable interest in the organizing of n
quintet at Newport, the players Of
which are to bc from this section and
Newport The first game Of the new
club, the Armmas Frat, will be staged
at Masonic Hall, Newport, tomorrow
night when the Bedford team will play
The game will be free to all. The Arm
mas Frat team will consist Of Messrs.,
Deakync, Uroomc, Ewing, Schaffer
Munda and Mink.
Eighty-nine pupils of total enrolment
tof 235 made perfect attendance records
at the school here during November
Forty Of the pupils had an average OF 9t
per cent or more in their studies.
The Five Points Civics Association
will meet at the Community Building
tonight. The school committee vii
make report of the meeting held OF
Monday night.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-12-09

weeks, was held yesterday afternoon at
Centenary Methodist Episcopal Church,
Rev. w. Osborne Bennett officiating.
Intermcnt in Laurel Hill cemetery.
Miss isabelle Galloway is spending
some time with friends and relatives in
Philadelphia.
The first number, Of the lyceum course
being given by the high school pupils
TO raise funds with which to purchase
athletic equipment, was held Wednes-
day evening in the social room of Christ
NJ. =. Church, and was very successful
The next number will be held in The
auditorium Of the new school building, II
January.
The fire department. was called ou
yesterday afternoon, to the home OF joe
Hitch, on Seventh street. The chimney
had caught fire and was burning furio usly
by continually spraying the roof Will
water, the blaze was quenched.
Work on the new sewerage system II
progressing favorably, and sewers have
been laid on Central avenue from Laure
river to Tenth street, on Clayton avenue
The contractors this week extended thu
line Of sewers on Sixth street from Cen
| trail avenue to West street.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-12-09
DRIVE FOR MEMBERSHIP.

Dover, Dec. 9.-At the monthly meet
ing of the Woman's Auxiliary of Walter
l.. Fox Post, No. 2, American Legion, it
was decided to begin membership
drive in an effort to secure one hundred
per cent membership for the orgamza-
ton. A committee is at work preparing
plans for this drive.
The auxiliary will hold a card party in
the State Armory during January, the
proceeds of which will be used to defray
expenses of the organization and towards
paving off the debt on the Legion home.
Mrs. Hiram Donoho has been elected
corresponding secretary of the auxiliary
10 succeed Mrs. Henry Roscoe, who re-
signed because of being unable to attend
TO the duties of the office.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-12-09
MIDDLETowN NOTES.

Middletown, Dec. 9.--Thc annual
meeting OF the stockholders of New
Castle county National Bank Of Odessa,
will bc held on Wednesday, January II.
The members Of the Cantwell Mutual
Insurance Company will meet Mt the
office of the late Joseph Enos, in Odessa,
on Monday, January 2, when seven di-
rcctors will be elected.
The Middletown group OF the State
Teachers Association met at the Acad
emy, Monday evening. After business
meeting, Prof. o. u. Mcknight intro
duced Miss Mrr~ie Rohr OF the Women.
College at Newark, who gave several de
lightiul readings in dialect from Joe
Chandler Harris and Paul Lawrence
Dunbar, followed by the singing o.
Negro songs used by the Tuskosges
quartet: Miss Pauline Wiley gave nj
informal talk on her experiences with
Southern Chautauqua, The program
committee were Miss Ada NJ. Scott
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-12-09
NEWARK NOTES.

Newark, Dec. Count Iva Tolstoy
noted lecture and writer and second son
of the late Count Leo Tolstoy will lee
turc in Wolf Hall tomorrow evening on
Russia, Past, Present and Future. . Z,
This will be the third of the Second
Annual Artist Series of entertainments
for this year and is one of the feature
numbers on this years program.
Cooch's Bridge Chapter, Daughters
of the American Revolution has elected
the following delegates to attend the
State Conference: Miss Henrietta Todd
Miss Marian Poinsett Aldrich, Mis-.
Mary b. Donnell and Mrs. Sarah i. W
Beals. Alternates elected were as fol
lows: Mrs. +. A. Pennington, Mrs. J
Rankin Armstrong, Mrs. W. FloyC
Wingett and Mrs. Il. ]. Zinberg. 49,.
Dean and Mrs T.. Laurence Smltl
entertained st cards last night.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-12-09

time IN treating these symptoms, fol-
lowing up one thing after another,
business going to ruin, family miser-
able and anxious from worriment,
money spent needlessly, trying vari-
ous "cures"-all unnecessary; all a
waste of time and money.
Daily local people who have tested
the health-giving influence of Plant
Juice, the famous herbal stomach
medicine. now being introduced at The
Miller Drug Store, +o4-406 Market
street, are coming forward with signed
statements. telling Of the wonderful
benefit they have received.
One OF the most recent is that of
Mr.. Arthur Yigue. Of 21s East Sixth
street, who is employed by large
local concern, and has many friends.
He said:
For the past two years have
been troubled with my stomach and !
could not digest the lightest kind Of
food; 1t would ferment in my stom-
ach and cause gas TO form; had dizzy
spells, headaches, and was so nervous
that l could not sleep at night; my
liver was also affected and felt weak
and miserable all the time; was con-
stantly worrying over my condition
FOR j thought i would have to give up
my work. had tried many medicines
without any benefit whatever and was
also under treatment for this trouble.
but never got any relief until started
TO take Plant Juice. / had read so
many statements given for Plant Juice
by Wilmington people / knew, that
this induced me to try st. l ana glad
did, for 1t has put my stomach in
fne condition; ! now have a splendid
appetite, am not nervous any more
and sleep the night through; ] have
no more liver trouble or pains. / feel
entirely changed and go to my work
with ambition and energy. 1 have
gotten rid OF that tired and discour-
aged feeling. i am glad to give this
testimonial for Plant Juice and hope
III will benefit many others
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-12-09
bt RGLARY AT LAU REL.

Laurel, Dec. o.-Thieves entered the
clothing store Of Kitchens and Phillips.
Wednesday night, and succeeded in
getting sway with lot Of clothing and
u,hcr merchandise, is estimated to be
worth between $500. and SlOo.
Undoubtedly the thieves were ac-
custolncd To gong into the store as the
clothing and other material was not
bothcrt3 excepting that which was
taken. One ovcrcoat OF fine quality
that had been placed in the show win
dow was missing. Some suit cases were
aI~o mlrrlnp, the thieves probably using
thcm IN carrying AWAY the other stolen
articles.
Every effort will be used 10 apprehend
the thieves, and the police are working
on the case. This is only one Of the MANY
robl,~rics which have occurred here dur
'na tho past few months, and the town
IL very much wrought up over the affair.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-12-09
GEORGE o. SHAKESPEARE DEAD

Dover, Dec. o. Word was received
here, yesterday, of the death Of George
O. Shakespeare, ut his home in Lenoir,
N. c., where he had lived for the past
twenty years. He was 64 years Of age,
q son Of the late William NJ. and Cath
crime Shakespeare Of this town, highly
respected and influential citizens in
their day. George Shakespeare was
born in Dover. He is survived by wife,
formerly Miss Carrie Adelaide Johnson,
Of Washington, ID. G. His remains were
brought TO Dover today and intermcnt
made in the family lot at Lakeside
cemetery
Mrs. Mary /. Bartlett, aged 65 years
who was stricken with paralysis in the
store Of John Behen, on Loockerman
street, Wednesday morning, died late
Wednesday evening. Funeral services
will be held from the home OF her sister,
Miss Frances Spain, on Governors ave-
nue., Saturday afternoon at O'Clock
with interment at Christ p. u. Church
yard. Mrs. Bartlett was native oi
Pennsylvania but for several years lived
! here with her sister, Miss Spain. on q
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-12-09
DELAWARE CITY NEWS.

Delaware City, Dec. 9.--Miss Teresa
Bennett is visiting Mrs. r. Benson at
Camden, N. j.
William Cavileer is i'll at his home on
Hamilton. street.
The entertainment given Wednesday
evening by the young people Of the
Presbyterian Church for the benefit Of
the chapel fund netted $40.
Edward Clark, who was taken 10 Dell
aware Hospital several days ago, was
operated on, Wednesday and is said
TO be doing nicely.s
Edward Ycarsley OF Port Penn, who
is employed at the Quarantine Station
suffered a severely mashed foot, ycster-
day, when the plank which he was
carrying slipped from his shoulder
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-12-09
REPAIRING FISH BOATS.

Seaford, Dec 9.-The four large fish
boats belonging to the Lewes Oil and
Fish Co, of Lewes, which are lying at
the decks Of the Seaford marine railway
here, are to be given a thorough over
hauling and the compound engines of
the boats overhauled by r. ID. Grier
& Sons Co, of Salisbury, Md, 1t Is
said the consideration for the work was
between $4,000 and 5000. The work
of. overhauling the smacks will begin
at once and will occupy two months.
The work will be done while the boats
are lying at the railway here, and they
will continue to lie in these waters until
ready TO go TO the fishing grounds OF the
De laware bay next spring.
These smacks have been plying the
fishing trade all summer along the At
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-12-09
BIRTHDAY PARTY.

tvutgviowr, Dee. 9.--Mr. and Mrs
Julius ~. Stocckol. residing near
NOchlcN. four mites south Of hero
nnVc n party, saturday night, IN hon
ur uf tho tenth anniyei sary Of The
hlrth OF their daughter. Miss Dorothy
o. Stocckcl.
The guests present were Misses
hl,a Cuneway, Gertrude Ennis. NADIA
llne nakcr Elsie Marvel. Ruth and
Mildred StooCkcl. Edith Reynolds
William Shafrcr. Floyd short
lauL Raymond. George and Elwoot
Siocckel, Mack Marvel and Brook.
heNnolds. Various games wero played
and refreshments served.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-12-09
FIRST ANNIVERSARY.
Richardson Park NJ. r., Me NIB ers
Hear DR.. AQuilla Webb.

The senior Epworth League of the
RICHARDSON Park Met bodist Episcopal
Church, held ~ first anniversary meet
ing in the cburbh auditorium last night,
with Rev. Aqiiilla Webb, pastor of Firt
and Central Presbyterian Church of tins
city as the speaker.
DR. Webb gave an interesting address
on revival methods. =. l. Mckenzie,
president Of the Wilmington District %
The Epworth League presided. Vocal
selections were gwen BY quartet a
MeCabe Memorial Church and by a
trio Of singers, Mrs. Edith Wilson, Mrs
Helen Hanson and Miss Emma Cow
/ ington.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-12-09
PREPARING FOR REPORT.

Georgetown. bee. 9.-Sussex Coun-
ty Highway Department IS getting the
equipment together In order 10 store
u lot tho winter ana take an inventory
~ tho machinery, tools, etc.
This " being done so that its valua-
ton may be embodied In the annual
report ~ Comptroller Charles w. Mes
sick, which VIII be issued some time
NpNt month
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-12-09
A WILMINGTON MAN
GLAD TO TESTIFY
Relates How Plant Juice Re-
lieved Him of a Bad Case Of
Stomach Trouble.

There Is absolutely no necessity of
any person incapacitated with stom-
ach trouble losing time from his reg
ular occupation, IL the case is taken
in time and properly treated at the
time the patient first recognizes the
symptoms. Yet many people lose
weeks and months OF their valuable
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-12-09

ago and werc assigned to duty with the
Second CO., G. A. G.
Private Ollie Hollowell Of Dover,
formerly soldier mt Forts du Pont and
Salisbury, rc-cnlistcd at Fort du Pont
Wednesday and was assigned TO duty
with the Third CO., G. A. c.
Harvey B. Baker of Dover enlisted il
the army at Fort du Pont yesterday, and
was assigned to duty with tlfr Thirt
Company, G. A. G.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-12-09
MAKING FINE ROAD.

Seaford, Dec. 9.--The causcway be-
tween Seaford and Blades, on the main
highway down the State is being put in
iirst-class condition, the work being
under the supervision of Road Overscer
II. S. Is. Lloyd, Of Blades district.
The road has been ploughcd and large
quantities Of gravel and oyster shells are
now being put on it. The road is about
thrce-uuarters of mile in length.