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The Clio messenger. (Clio, Mich.) 1907-current, 1921-08-11
STIRRING ROMANCE OF TWO CONTINENTS

My dear friend wH believe your fate an erH one
that the aw VH grind between the maoneS Of guilt DIS
honor; hit II the dW should call guilty. still wH not be-
Yes she and saying good-by Ireland That's mhy
not be- me them 1t must not But shall meet again In soul
knOw that the hills Somewhere far off, the first day
shall meet each other Where going? Oh
far! We going Uncle BryaBryan Lyn in Virginia.
We shall know you fate only through the letters that wH fO0w
but wH not believe IN your bad luck Listen me@hy don't
you to America also?
be She WOud not let to yOuI think hare
her disturbed wen asked heand she forbade
mother has suffered knOm her married life unhappy and
that her hubandy tatcrd many gear ago. Tearing dark
trail of regret behind him but you knew my father
That all long and hundred times best forgotten
Oar ship sails for Virginia in three days and Co. pW
keep looking back to the prison were hes charged ih er
Of wh'c he not guilty. young ma" for whom shall carry The
spirit Of good friendship
DO bciepe all pH 90 weH The thing TO do is keep
the courage of hearts and he faith of souls and hope
et~0ys shaH believe IN you and 6eeO"g say gOOd0y say
areweH the great hope that SOMEHOW somwec shall help
each other on the Of life God be W you! am your frend
STELLA LLYN
beautiful Irish girl with her wonderful brown hair and he,
had Cupid. bow. Of
letter courage and hope into manly young fellow heart
thrilled the letter the words esnfor's him mot at ALL 70,
And his foresight good He refuses for sheila sake to
He released after four find hi, father dead
a h . % s does mo. why Dsi
to her s Dye. . B % s IL. Ssns
the West Indie. he help. win victory over the French ase
. march Of event. find. Dyk Jamaica
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The Clio messenger. (Clio, Mich.) 1907-current, 1921-08-11

CTo BE coNTINUED)

Van Dyck Supreme.
Van Dyck has been rated the great
est portrait painter Of all time, with
the possible exception Of Titan.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-07-14
NEWS OF A DAY
FROM THE STATE
Girls Canning Clubs to Meet at
Dover to be Instructed in
New Methods of Work.
BABE FALLS FROM WINDOW

From Every Evenings Correspondents
Newark. July 14..--While his mother
was sitting a short distance away,
sewing. Francis Tierney. -year-olc
baby of Mr. and Mrs. William Tierney
fell from a second story window at
their home on lower Delaware avenue.
late yesterday afternoon. Apparently
the child was not seriously injured,
but IL will probably he several days
before the exact extent of his injuries
can bc ascertained.
The baby. who is unusually active
for his age. was on a chair close to
the window and in some way fell
against the screen. which gave way
and the youngster continued out the
window. His mothers attention was
attracted just in time to see his feet
disappear out the window. Mrs. Tier
ney. who WAS nearly franCtic with
fright. rushed down stairs and out into
the yard. where she found her son on
the ground, crying with pain and
fear
DIR. Charles II Blake was sent for
and after making an examination said
IL would probably he a day or so he
fore hc could tell whether or not any
bones are broken or just how seriously
the infant may be injured An N-ray
examination viii likely be made. one
OF the youngsters legs. it is thought
is injured
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-07-14
TEACHING STAFFS OF
DOVER PUBLIC SCHOOLS
Full List of instructors Finally
Named by the Board OF
Education.

Special CORRESPONDENCE Every Evening.
Dover. July 14.--Dover Board Of
Education has elected the following
teaching staff for the next school year
beginning in September:
Miss Nalina Brownhill mathematics
and beginning Latin: Miss Anna
Drew Scott. English and advanced
Latin, Miss Elizabeth Taylor his
tory and French; Miss Mary Denni-
son. English. public speaking. social
science: Miss Gladys Deaver. com
mercial department, Gerald Yeatou.
industrial arts Miss Marjorie knight.
home economies, Miss Jeanette
Shockley. eighth grade and history.
Miss Edith Hutton. seventh grade and
geography; Mrs. Margaret Tomlin-
son. grammar grade English aud
reading; Mrs. Julia Baynard. { rapid
grade. Miss Helen Fisher. sixth
grade. Miss Myra Everett. hfth
grade. Miss Helen Fooks. B rapid
grade. Miss Sarah Frazer. fourth
grade Miss Catherine HuRhen. A
rapid grade Miss Mildred Lynch
third and second grades Miss Edith
Kelley. second grade; Miss Glarissa
Nller, first primary grade.
Selections for the colorcd echanis
which are also Inder the jurisdiction
nf the Dover Board If Education in
etude tho following
Thomas Gordy eighth and seventh
grades Gcneyieve Anderson, inter
mediate grades Carrie Blackson
third grade: Eva Raikea, second
grade Mrs A. u. Ruhin and F'iosst
Buckner. first grade
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-07-14
SEA FORD NEWS.

Seaford. july IA Robert Bishop, son
of MIR and Mrs Clyde Bishop, Of Ches-
ter Pa. who is spending the summer
here with his grandparents, Mr. and Mrs
Herbert Records. received q very painful
INJURY. Yesterday, when the lid 81 .
refrigerator accidentally fell, catching his
hand under It and fractu-ng his thumb
Ladies Aid Society Of Blades Nj H.
Church will hold bazaar next Saturday
afternoon and night, tbs proceeds 70 bc
applied to the now church which viii bc
built at Blades this wear
The annual Sunday school cXcursIc1
Of st. Johns III f. Church will he run
on Saturday On the steamer Avalon to
Sandy Hill. Md
Mrs Maggie Locates, widow Of
William W Locates, is seriously i'll here
At the home Of her daughter, Mrs. G. W
Favlnger
Mr.. and Mrs. George i. Rurris are
visiting relatives IL Chester, Pa, and
Wcstmont. \ J.
Miss Ruth Carlisle OF Greenwood is
here visiting her aunt, Mrs Martha Du
Frainoi
Misses Margaret Morgan ard Mar
garet Phillips are attending a housc
party at Rehoboth Beach, given by Miss
CharIine Nicholson
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-07-14
DOVER BUSINESS MEN
FORM AN ORGANIZATION
Chamber of Commerce is Now
: Under Way, With Most
Promising officiary.

Special Correspondence Every Eveninp
Dover. July t4.--That Dover Is 70
have a real live Chamber Of Com
meree was evidenced BY the organi-
zation effected here yesterday, as fol-
lows:
President-Arley =. Magee. mayor
Of Dover.
Vice resldent--I,obert e. Lewis.
-four and feed merchant.
secretary--Harry G. McSherry,
manager. Dover.
Treaaurer-Ifoward NJ. Buckson.
cashier. peoplee Trust 60.
Committee on Constitution and By
Lawa-D Rodney Bice. j. A. Doanes,
Il. Il. Bewic, "a. Simon. J. E. Beck.
Membership Comnittee-J. a.
Dcwnes. w. I. Maloney. w. II. Baker,
{. W. Hafdesty. N. Morris. II. K. Me-
Daniel.
At the next meeting to be held at
the call Of the president. the consti-
tition and bylaws viii be adopted and
active work begun.
Dover has had several business or
Ranizaiions In the past twenty fivt
or thirty years. including a Board OF
Trade. Young Meh's business Assoct-
aticn and Men.a business Association
but for some reason or other non,
have proved a suceess. Il Is conf
IDENTIFY predicted that the new Cham.
bcr Of Commerce organized yesterday
composed Of Dover'a most active anf
energetic men. viii prove just wha'
tn capital Of the state should hav,
IA real. live and energetic business
f,1pnsq nrRa nfza tf9p
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-07-14
her home on Hamilton street.

at her home on Hamilton street.
Miss Margaret Evans of Middle.
town is here visiting her cousin. Miss
Martha Rose.
Miss Mary Iizear is spending two
weeks with her aunt, Mrs. Harry
Berger at Chesapeake CITY, Md.
MIR. and Mrs. Jarquet of New York
city are guests for two weeks with
his parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Jarquet OF
st. Georges.
The NJ. Il. Church of st. Georges will
hold it's annual picnic at Augustine
beach the last THURSDAY of this month
Captain Messman an1 iaroily lef,
yesterday for New York City snd will
sail the latter part of th> month for
Honolulu. where captain Mossman has
been transferred.
The following traffic passed through
the canal. yesterday: Tug Senator
Penrosc. towing barge Experiment,
from Philadelphia TO Baltimore; now
erboat J. IL. Steele. from Odessa to
Baltimore; powerboat j. II. Wright,
from Philadelphia to Baltimore; yacht
Irma. from New York to the Chesa-
r,eakc bay: yacht Helen, from Chesa-
pcakc bay 10 Philadelphia.
Today is visiting day for the Boy
Scouts who are encamped on Rose
mary Point. on the wide waters of the
Che sarcake & Delaware canal.
Trout are becoming more plentiful
in this section and local fisherman
are making better catches than at
any time last year.
Mosquitoes ana the Texas fly are
bee coming Ereat pests in this section.
Cows and horses which craze on land
adjoining marshes appear 10 suffer
most. especially when no breeze is
stirring.
Mr.. and Mrs. Edward {. Wauans
Of Arlington. \. j.. who were married
recently are spending part Of their
honeymoon here with his sister, Mrs.
Robert G Pitzer.
Miss Elizabeth Pennington Of Ches-
ter. Pa. is here visiting her grand
parents. Mr.. and Mrs. r. a. Pcnning-
ton
CITY Councilman and Mrs. James
lIusfelt gave luncheon a their home,
Yesterday. to the following guests;
Mrs. Eugene Ciivison. Mr.. and Mrs.
William Brown. Miss isabelle Willis
Of Wilmington. and Theodore Nolker
Of Baltimore. Nd.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-07-14
HELPED FIRE APPARATUS FUND.

Richardson Park. July 14.-Miss
Mary r. latimcr. who resides al the
l-atimcr homestead. along the New
port pike between this place and
Wilmington, surprised the Five
Points civic Association members
last evening whom She presented her
check for a substantial sum towards
The hre apparatus fund. Miss Lat
nler had observed 4 demonstration af
the apparatus and expressed herself
as pleased with the result. Miss LAT
inner IN assisting the finance COM
mittee of the association holds TIL,
honor Of making the largest individ-
nal subscription to the fire apparatus.
although she does not reside iii the
Five Points suburbs.
Misses Catherine and Florence Fal-
IL. Mildred Matthes and F,ljzahetb
Pyle of Elmhurst have arranged for
a bake Al Matthes avenue and New
nori pike for Saturday. The proceeds
viii hr devoted 10 the fire apnaraf3Is
fund
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-07-14
NEWS OF THE DAY
At NEW CASTLE
Church Trustees Decide to With
draw From Purchase OF
Playground.
Special correspondence Every Evening

Special Correspondence Every Evening
New Castle, July 14.--Gast evening
abo,,t o'clock Police officer George
Kern observed four men tghung on
Delaware street between Strand and
Second street. lie placed the men
under arrest. Mayor CCamer fined
each OF them 1925 for disorderly con
duct.
The members Of the Board of Trus-
tees of the Methodist Episcopal
Church at a meeting on Tuesday eve
ming decided to withdraw from the
purchase of the plet df ground at
Fifth and Delaware streets which is
used as a play ground. II is expect
cd that the ground will be leased fOr
the ensuing year.
A valuable fox terrier dog belong
ing 10 George T. Tobin, Jr., last eve
ming was run over by an automobile
and killed.
Yesterday afternoon and last eve
ming it is estimated that more than
900 bathers were I'm the water At
Battery Beach.
The following committee has been
appointed for the month Of July to
be in charge Of the Bsraca Play
ground Monday. A. NJ. Givison,
Tuesday, John Proud; Wednesday
samuel MoyIe Thursday. William
Cessation. Friday. y. w Bickine
Saturday, Rev. j. II. Bickinge The
ladies' in charge are Monday morn
ing. Mrs. John r. Manlove; evening.
Miss Emma Challenger. Tuesday
morning. Miss Laura Armpreister
evening, Miss Helen Whitesidc We'd
nesday morning, Mrs. james u. Lar
caster. Jr evening. Mrs. Thomas
Reese. Thursday morning Miss Ruth
Zimmerman; evening. Mrs. Robert
n Harrington, Jr: Friday morning.
Miss Elizabth Long; Saturday morn
ing. Miss Eliza Johnson.
Superintendent of schools rrofes-
sor Henry Il. Shavely yesterday at
tended meeting of the superintend-
,nts 81 the New castle county schools.
hcld at Wilmington. when the inat
ter of teachers salaries was Discus
sed
Mr.. ana Mrs. Robert Nswlovo. Who
have been spending several days AZ
Wilwood. have returned = their
home.
MIR and Mrs. Matthew NValz IF
East Third street are spending on
week Az Wildwood.
Clarence Meter Is the guest of hia
father John Meter ~ York r..
Mrs. Margaret Kirk of Ches'nu.
street has ere, TED a porch in frcnt
of her residence.
Mrs Iohu Jcucc of Barclay, MI. IS
spending ac-eral days as the guest
of hcr daughter Mrs James u. I.ar-
caster. Tr., Of West Sixth street.
The New Castle Juniors On Satur-
day afternoon viii play the Christiara
Travellers baseball team
Charles Rentnn, watchman for
the Pennsylvania Railroad 60. II
Ninth street crossing. injured bis
right arm yesterday IN falIins froll
4 chair
George Chandler, SON of Mr.. MarN
Chandler. who has been AZ The Drla
ware Hospital for several DAYS SUI
fering from 4 dis.ocatcd knee CAP
has returned % his home.
The Baraca and the Intormcdiat,
department. baseball team On Tues
day afternoon Will play the third
game of their series, a Battery PARK
Miss Nancy Faulkner. LAST cvel.ir (,
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-07-14
Your Life Is Not Safe If There
Are Rats On Your Premises.

The rat is tho worst animal pest in the
world
From its home among filth it visits
dwellings and storerooms to pollutC and
destroy human food.
II carries buhoniC plague and many
other diseases fatal 70 man. and has been
responsible for more untimcly deaths
among human beings than all the wars OF
history
In the United states rats and mice
each year destroy crops and other prop
erty valued at over 5000. 600. 900 a de-
struction equivalent to the gross earnings
Of over 200,00O men.
on many farm. If the grain eaten and
wasted by rats and mice could he sold
the proceeds would more than pay all the
farmer taxes.
Tie Department Of Agriculture has fs-
sued a Comprehcn sivc free bulletin
which shows how 10 fight rats and mice
our Washington Information Bureau
will secure copy for any one who sends
two cents in stamps 10 pay the return
pos age.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-07-14
TO BUILD CLUB HOUSE.

Newark. July "a Directors Of the
Newark Country club. recently or
Canized. have decided 10 limit the
charter members to coo More than
100 members have already Joined. An
S hol, rolf course Is being lai6 out on
what was formerly the JeN farm and
it IS hoped 10 have il ready by next
fan
Tho following membership commit
tee has been named + II Nogt ~
Walter Huuihen. George l.. Town nsend.
Jr j i. pouEhcrty. Charles w Stra-
horn. J r Decker, r = Wright and
J IRWIN payett 4 house and grounds
committee has been named as follows
J. i Armstrong. George W, Griffin.
John ) shaw. Norris y. Wright and
Dr Thomas + Manns This COM
rrittcc VIII have charge az the building
of 4 club house
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-07-14
MRS. +. L. WELLS.

liver, kidney troubles and rheumatism
are now enjoying perfect health as their
numerous testimonials show.
In a recent statement, Mrs. +. l..
Wells. a well known Wilmington lady
residing at No 93S Scott street, said
''Of all the endorsements for Plaft
Juice ! have read in our home papers,
not one Of them really gives Plant juice
its due, and |, myself, feel that ] cannot
express in words how much good it has
done me. ] was in such a weak and rua
down condition that my lips were the
color Of chalk was 80 nervous that /
would start at the least noise and never
could sleep at night was so constipatcd
that my entire system was clogged UP.
was full Of rheumatic pains, my liver
and kidncvs did not work and my blood
was out Of order ard this made my cir
culatiOn verv pour; ! was always cold
Although ] had tried about everything
under the sun, Il seemed to me- did rat
get any real benefit untll started 70
take your Plant juice tfter the FIRST
few doses ] noticed such change for the
better that ] continued to take IL; now
/ can honestly say, for the benefit of
others who suffer, that do not have an
ache or 2 pain, sleep fine 81 night, am
never constipated and have no more
trouble with rheumatism | have a
splendid appetite and can eat any kind
of food, my circulation and blood are
fine: ! Lave fire healthy color in my
face aud no one would think ] was the
same woman ~ ] am 50 changed shall
be glad 20 tell anyone Of my wonderful
experience with Plant Juice and will
swear to this statement before any
Judge Of the Court, f necessary.
Plant Jmce is sold at The Miller
Drug Store, 40440 Market street.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-07-14

Marriage licenses were isimed ~
EllktoD, yesterday, to Nicholaa u Porter
Of Wilmington and J,sola p Dunlap u
Claymont, Del, Elias Peterson and
Jennie Beebc of Ocean City, Md.
Thomas Blanton, of Knoxville, Tenn,
is spending the week with Elkton
friends.
a congregational meeting Of Elkton
Presbyterian Church Is called for sun
elay morning next, when an effort will be
made 10 elect new get of elders Dr.
Blake will preside over the meeting.
Rev. and Mrs. f.. q. Cigriel and cons
n baltimore. are spending this week with
Mrs. C.isriels parents at Woodlnwn
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-07-14
GROUND FOR FIRE HOUSE.

Newark .Inlv 14.-Actna Hose.
Hook and Ladder 80. IS negotiating
with the trustees of Newark Acad-
an,y for the purchase Of a part of
the academy lot. rs feet on Acl lemy
street extending back to the Wash
ington House property.
This & not part Of the original
tract of land which was given by
William penn to be used rerpctuaJly
for educational purposes u was
xaaed hv the trustees after that
grant and consequently the trustees
arc NOT restricted as to disposing If
i'll
The FIRE company. II the land Is
purchased Will build a fire house on
the site
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-07-14
WILL GO on CRUISE.

Dover, lilly I4-Dr Joseph Nc
Daniel a. this town. who was as
sistant sturgeon " the navy during the
World War not having had actual
sea servlc, 90 that time being sta
TONED 81 the Naval Hospital in order
e. q, tl1 retaluers pay and fuiiil
reqG.ltE sts. VIII 80 on d two weeks
crfs, the torpedo boat destroyer
winch leaves League Island
ard next Saturday. FOR ma
is .tf at sea
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-07-14
GOOD WORK BY SOLDIERS.

Dover. July a. Walter L. Fox
Post. No. ?. American Legion, has
reduced Us Indebtedness on its prop
erty az state street and Dover Green
70 s.. .0O0
This organization. in addition to
pay1ng $500 on its property in little
more than year. has done many
other worthy things, among which
are the maintenance of French
orphan contribution of flowers for
American graves N France on Deco
ration Day selling for French
Orphans Fund over 500 worth Of
loppIes.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-07-14
PLANT JUICE NOT
GETTING ITS DUES
Well Known Wilmington
Lady Says No Endorsement
Can Tell of Good 1t Does.

Plant Juice il new In brief time il
has sprung into worldwide prominence.
There is no known medicine 50 effective
in combating those prevailing clements
which arc sapping the life and energy
Of city people. ramelv stomach and
nervous disorders Many men and
women who have suffered from stomach
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-07-14
FIVE HUNDRED PARTY.

Seaford. july IA The homo of Nr
and Mrs. Wiliam * Morgan, on Poplar
street, this town was the scene. yeStrr-
dav afternoon. of > very enjoyable five
hundred party, when Mrs Morgan en-
tcrtaiued about 60 Of her friends At
cards
Mrs Ernest a Simon was awarded
first prize; Mrs Charles + Wiley, second
and Mrs Fred Howard, the consolation
prize. Mrs, Morgan was assisted II serv-
ing 4 charming repast hy her sister, Mrs
Glenn NJ Huston, Mrs Horace ii.
ADAMS. Mrs Howard Morgan and Miss
Hattie Morgan
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-07-14
CANNING CLTBs TO MEET.

Dover July IA The leaders III
Girls Canning clubs in the State viii
meet on Monday July IS for a local
leaders training school under the
jurisdiction of Miss Gertrude Warren
81 The Boys and Girls Club Depart
mont q the United States Depart
nnent of Agriculture and Miss Kath-
erine Woods 81 Newark, acting state
Leader for club Work
Tho purpose 81 tho meeting is t0
demonstrate methods 81 canning and
discuss questions that may arise in
canning club work 50 that leaders
ana club members may have a more
thorough understanding ~ the subject
There VIII be two sessions held In
The homo economies room of the
Dover high school.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-07-14

was given a party in the parish house
by a number of her friends.
For comfort after the bath use one
Of our big turkish towels. u. chnl-
lenger q Son. prescription pharma-
cist.--Adv.
Colgates bath soap, 10c.. Palmoiive
soap. 3 for Csc; Jontecl soap. 25c.
cake. y. Challenger a Son. preserip-
ton pharmacist.--Ad
A new lot OF bathing caps and ear
staples for swimmers. ~. Challenger
& Son. prescription pharmacist.--
Adv.
Victrplas and records. Bridgewater
ADV.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-07-14
DELAWARE CITY NEWS.

Del lsware City. July l4.-Aflss r4hn-
sen gave = boating party on the Yacht
1.-56 q Fort Delaware yesterday. The
following were her guests Miss Mary
Mcconnell. Miss Marion Price. Miss
MARY Pennington Mrs. R C Ritter
and daughter. Nan Rosemary Miss
Margare. Schaefer Mr.. and Mrs. I'd
vard WinAns. Mrs. Edmonds. Sergeant
and Mrs. Quinstea.d.
Ars. James Maiden Is SERIOUSLY iii
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-07-14
OFF FOR CONVENTION.

Dover July "a Forty uniformed
members Of Robbins Hose Co, at
tended the big firemen s parade, in
conjunction with the first annual con
Nention OF the State Firemens As
sociation which began at Laurel. Del.
yesterday.
Robbins Hose Co. was accompanied
by the Dover band and bv DEMPSEY
and McAfee. two Of Doyer's skilled
dancers. who furnished part OF the
entertainment at Waller Theatre
last evening.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-07-14
All! EPSON SALTS
LIKE LEMONADE

You can now buy real epson sa,ts
without the awful taste and nausea.
by asking your druggist for n handy
package Of aEpsouade salts which
looks and acts exactly like epson
salts. because Il Is pure epson salts
combined with fruit derivatiye salts.
giving II the taste of sparkling lemon
ade
Take tablespoonful In A glass n
cold water whenever yon feel bilious,
headachy n. conaiipatsd. Epsonade
salts. is The much talked of discovery
of the American Epson Association.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-07-14
CECIL COUNTY NOTES.

Special Correspondence Every Evening
Elkton, Md, July 15.--Cccil County
School Board yesterday announced the
following free scholarship 10 tho State
Normal School Misses Mildred Boulder,
Louisv Spear and Catherine Lutbringer,
cecilton: flilda Warner, Chesapeake
CITY; Miriam Scarborough and Ruth
Connor, Elkton
Miss Alice +. Miller, for several
wears superintendent Of primary
schools for Cecil county, rendered her
resignation 30 the County School Board
vnstgrdav.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-07-14

When it comes to real estate-you
know what you want Look through
the aIphat etical list of properties ard
apartments-all fully described-in
the classified section. Perhaps you
will find It listed today: if not don't
lose a 1av-caH 220O. ask for ad taker
and tell the public.-AdV.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-07-14
SLIGHTLY IMPROVED.

Newark. July 14.--Elmer NJ
Thompson. who was operated on sew
eral days aEo, for appendicitis, at
Delaware Hospital Wilmington, and
was III d serious condition Yesterday.
rs said to be slightly improved.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-07-14

The Rolshevik government offera
prizes for tho best fairy story. Well.
there was once a Communist who re
fused to surrender his beliefs for a
million lars.--Raltimore sun.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-07-14

prior 20 going - New Freedom. rs.
where thsy VIII reside.
Port Deposit fircmen will open their
second annual street carnival, Saturday
evening - coufinne ali n next week.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-07-14

Another annoying thing about these
times Is that Il Is almost Impossible -
live upfto the summer clothes we
bought IN the flush DAYS Of 1919. Bal
ffroore Sun.