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The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1921-02-18
SPECIAL.

For immediate sale only, we are
Offering seven room two story house
overlooking Lake Morton, on adjacent
asphalt street, paving paid, most beau
tiful location. Owner needs money
right now. $3.50 with half cash bal
ance to suit.
LAKE REGION LAND CO.,
Room IL, Famous Bldg. (372S
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1921-02-18
MISCELLANEOUS

sTRAYED from Thfct oaks, VISTA
bula St., black horse, one White foot
brand on right hip. Took halter and
tie chain Reward for information
for recovery. Marion Hills, phone
$40 Black.
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1921-02-18
FOR SALE

Splendid. : modern bungalow, 2
blocks from P. o. bed rooms and
large airplane sleeping porch; extra
lavatory and toilet upstairs. $4,000:
half cash.
Splendid 10-room 2-story house, 2
baths, front andsback stairway; lot
so by 200. Garage, grass, flowers,
fruit. Price $4,000, $4,000 cash, bal
ance carried.
New 4-room house, not completed.
nice high lot. south side, young trees.
lights. city. water, $1,75O. $3.50 cash.
Good Broom cottagei fights, water,
lot 90x200. Price $1,000. Terms
$500 cash, bal. $40 a month.
8 lots near Hollingsworth $500 each;
s. lots in. Dixieland, $3.50 each.
2 Fcts in Dixieland, $1,000 each.
Tel. "a MRS. N. S. IVY
over Chamber of Commerce
4239
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1921-02-18

FOR SALES room house, bath, cleo
trio light, lot 119x125, about 80
orange trees. Cheap at $3.50. VIM.
Is Steitz, Room 2, Deep & Bryant
Bldg. + tt CHG
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1921-02-18

FOR SALE Fine 6-year-old mule.
Broke to drive single or double OF
work anywhere. See M. l.. Bush.
s fla Ave. and Hollingsworth
dri1n
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1921-02-18
CLASSIFIED ADVERTISING BRINGS RESULTS

FOR SALE-Large gas range, 9x12
rug, library table. Phone 1903.
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1921-02-18

FOR SALE-Drop side sanitary steel
bed and mattress. APO S. Lake, Ave.
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1921-02-18

f'DR SALE broom house and store,
With 4maIl grove fortified. A pply at
90z East Morton street.
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1921-02-18

FOR SALE, or trade for Ford car, two
1929 Ford worm-drive trucks; also
one 1921 Baby Overland touring car.
Phone 116. S. J. Denmark, Null
berry, Fla. f4-19p
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1921-02-18

FOR SALE-New Broom house ON lot
1O0x150. set in 2-year-old trees, just
ACROSS city limits (south) House is
painted but not finished inside. In
uuire Foreman. Federal Bayery.
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1921-02-18
DRESSMAKING

Dressmaking done at 200 Mr..
Iowa Ave. Phone Sc Green. Mrs. j..
r. Sinquefield.
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1921-02-18

dark brown Jersey milk
COW with an inspection number on
her left side, No 81. Has been lost
about five or six weeks. Finder
please report to Mulberry Dairy at
Mulberry, Florida. and receive a
liberal reward,
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1921-02-18

TAKEN from Baptist church last Fri
day night. boys Indian. bicycle.
Finder kindly return to Moore s
sf3le Shop ma rseeive reward
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-03-17
IDLE ARMY DECREASED
| PER CENT IN FEB.
Washington Reports 100000
Unemployed in This Country
Last Month.

Washington, March t7t--Industrial
idlenaas Increased In February. accord
ing To reports collected by the United
States Employment aervice. This In
formation. received from .4s3 flrnH in
ah principal Industrial centres showa
that on the last day of January there
were t.e4a.26a workers employed nn
against 1929 goo On February %. net
dscreeae Of 1926 or one per cent.
According to agents of ORGANIZED
labor, the extent Of actual ideness 10
not shown in these f1Rures- II ia eHti@
mated hv officials of tho American
Federation of Labor that there we're
more than 100000 persons without
work in tho United States on February
"a with docreaae I'm unemployment
showing In the fret week of March.
Tho returns show thnt the greatest
unemployment in February war w the
caHe of firms reporting from the iron
and pteel industry. which employed IL
7ba fewer men than In January. de-
cran 40 I'm their labor roll If 2 per cent
Next In alackening ~ btsinesa we're the
railroad repair uhopa which employed
eo7 fewer men. reduction ~ &c per
cent
The resumption of work IN tho auto
mobile factories Of Detroit placed 20.4
men ~ work In February vino presum-
ably were without work IN the previous
month
Conditions In New York aud nrarhF
cities ms not forth in the report. shos
so,ro daurenalon. hut with optimism
prevaIliuK among tho employers
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-03-17
APPLY FOR RETURN Of Z
GALLONS OF EVIDENCE
Court Asked to Pass on Question
of Search With
out Warrant.

Twelve gallons OF evidence was ono
of the subjects discussed In Court nf
General Sessions this morning inc
question came up on tho application.
through !. Frank Hnll. attorney. OF VITO
Nopa for an order directing tho return
to the petitioner of about twelve gal
Ions of alcohol seized by Wilmington
police several woeks ago when II ia
alleged they entered his premises on
Lincoln street. took posseHsion OF the
alcohol. and arrested him for violation
OF the Loose liquor law. The case caine
mp from Municipal Court.
II Ia alleged in tho petition That the
police entered the promises without 81
search warrant, and that under court
decisions they had no right to do 40.
The decision Of Judge hastings, rem
dored in like case some weeks ago.
but after the alcohol in this ease wns
seized was referred tn by Judge l'nll.
IN arguing the case He also cited the
Constitution of the United States and
of the state of Delaware. and referred
to decision hy the high courts on the
subject.
The state resisted the application,
and tho casc was continued unt1l to
morrow However. Il WAS iutimated ny
Judge Royce that the court wne not
Inclined To pass on the question Mt this
time. and that II "A decision were mhde
IN tho ease. Il would only te that Il
might he taken to tho court on hanC
or To Tho Suprem" Court. The rase
viii he further argued tomorrow.
Cases against Frank Rizzo aud ste
phen Dragua arc also involved IN the
final disposition of this case
Peter DeTrlarp. charged with break
ing and entering garage. wnp aent
euCcd 10 n ycar'a imprisonment
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-03-17
SHOT WOMAN VINO srunsHD HIN,
Rejected Widoner Ends Own Life After
MortaIIy Wonndins FmpIo,e.
% Press % EVEN ryenlng


Rockford. fIl March ~ Arthur
paumeher. president ~ the Bausrhar
BROTHERS Company, norlstn ~ Freeport.
M, died here oarfy today from self
inflicted bullet wound. and Mlas Helen
Wilson. ~ Rockford. is believed 20 he
dying from a wound IN the head onused
by uausrher.
Mtae Wilson recently ohtnined
divorce from her husband Clarence
Widholm, an automobile a8lesman ~
Rockford. and entered the employ ~
nauaehor. who. u ia said had I'm
plored her to marry him bauacher'H
wife died ~ montha aRn
Miss WlIaon. u lH said. had h"en
roconciled with her former husband and
had planned 20 remarry him iaFt night
ahe left Freeport with her sister, Mrs.
Ray Widholfn, of Rockford. on nm inter
urban car which Bauscher also boarded
She atlil refused 90 marry him and az
ahe utepped from the car al Rockford,
pauaoher shot her through Tho right
temple. and then fred bullet through
his brain.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-03-17
FINANCIAL Votes

Panasyivan4a paid about one aisnLh
be SD 13s S62 40 Of tAEea collected HI
2 ne fedsral goverumsnt Iurlz tns hrrl.
wear period iels-3o or s. 5satlss. .0O0. nnd
s2I AS 3Tl OO0 ~ Liberty houls and N.f-
tory notes sold BY fhe COVER ncenf
American stores 60 and a-l~i~d rI
uauies earned SIS - on 'he t224O sla-rs
81 common stock outstanding in a1U ~
cordinC fo the annual report mad. rub e.
On the common. after usyment - f~lfra
and state taxes and dividends On fte 80
classes u preferred stock, totslcd 81 Us iia
strength IN Corn Products Refnns -sp
attributed % report thst the app
emit year S5.OOO.Ooo additional ur-f~rr.d
stock Buying camo srseiy RON houers
which we're active On tns ronGf ructits SIDE
more than ycsr a-O.
The speciai uleetins of stock helders n -
authorize the recapit~li1ation plAn s1frs
includes stock dividcnd " 2o ,-r cerf
vas adiouruod 20 Msrch 81 In rEplna
tDn III Vas said fnat proxies fsrUganln - nf
ptoposai from two thirds ~ lne rr-frfa's.
stockholders had not heen rts.tlNrl
NfexiCan nu stocks NnlI a. hose NJ AZ
Mexican railways werc str0nE VeEtsrias
puvfng 80 hc fD.lucr came iu lsrt frnf
the short iu ufcresf and q ga nom 1rs
purchasers FOR IONS acCUun hasrl 1n Al
optimistic statcmrnt frum t'ttaiaent = l
HohSnv 81 thr Mexican Prtgoleum ln
Nr Duh,uy pruphe sird fhat a1o sud iul|
would he thc banner yeais in ne hstorl d
nl uru,iticf SON in Mcticu
Cash 1n hand a. taU rua nf ihr Fra.
amounted Z, 81 aSA va And sulnrnmrn
,ccuritics s. go "a tote " 80 ~ ~
Tho cash ln hand Aicno a equal - mru
than SIG q -har' un tne capita stucA it
nisn ~fthin 50 uui nUN az tnr markrf Iafit
"a che xia.a25 sOO bonds
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-03-17
crpts Ar arfrTIoN IN TURKEY
Slave Market Run Openly SAYS Returned
Relief Worker.

patlmorr. Md March = ~
ran O. INTO thr eitt e enstan'in"lfe
any dav of thc ueel and lWt alaYe
pfrl fnr etn ST. ~ SO aaid atta'n
,.oufpn u lIydr ,eha Is eta'ianal sl'eatef
far th, %car | INST lirlfei
| naa litfierfl' aefsnfded - r'al ~
,Lc ,,,,s,.a,.e,a II Last SUNDAY tint
thrro s .ul aro hartn leif u t.1siat
t,noilo nhl,h + maintained rs a feneh
MAN vo inst nHfnn ff.fn 'tfhet Nss
stationed ~ tha ftvn ~ Np'at ~ g wear.
engaged ~ tho administration 0atF '"'i
t,ertcl With Tho feailng = fhalaanda ~
starving tunerlare nofnfehafiss - nos
rutaIa ard nlrlan asfinine. and kn""
whereof ! apaat
Ih= star1 IL h' = propaganda =
fastrfed lt< tho Tuttz q nate tht writ
hoiloe.. fhorc 8 II aveepng reform fakipp
plac, ~ Infkey lhetr p alnts uafFe'
tlpht ,altsda IL CeratanilnaIlr vhete
utrle ata a,di Il pze1 - he private. ~
~ ,osapurea al tahen nov e insure
priveoy
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-03-17
FLEETING SPIRITS.
Hoyered Around Wilmington. hut hept
Ont of OfIlcinI Reach.

Local officers were busy tins morning
searching for liquor passing through the
city, but their efforts were unrewardcd
sheriff Thomas H. Parker received word
word that quantity of liquor was being
unIoadcd from n taxicab into house IN
Guver's court. BY the time Of his arrival
however. the taxlcah had Disappeared and
nc was unable to learn where the li~uor
if there was any. had been taken
Constable Andrew Cole heard OF liquor
caravan passing through the city and de-
cided 10 90 after the cargo. After crankinR
nm his machIrc. he discovered that one oi
his tires was flat By the time o' ms nv
rival the cargo had disappeared
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-03-17
eHIcAGoITvE STOCK MARKET

Chicago March II Caftle recelpts
o fOa alow opening generally afeadv m
MI grades ard CLASSES calves weak. fitk
boel stsera. 4 20 a q 75 bulk fat lows ard
betfare 57la -. carners and cutters.
largely !, go 80 bulk bulls , p = -.
veal calvee. slov bulk 10 20 ~ -.
ziackere and Feeders, about steady ehoic"
rneafy steers, aa1. bulk, - I'D.
IIags. receipts 2h.tsal. h'fiFe openrd
IN - 2S cents lower. latter practically
stea.lv with vseterdav g averag" Fl
10 81. bulk 200 pounds down
10 -. hulk 22n pounds np -
pivx moatl. steady bulk. desirable
10 pounds, 1000 q 10 ~
sheep receipts II NM. enfif safes cholcf
light lambs - shipper-. ~ p steady
nothing else done early taking lower
rholce p6 - l07 pound wooIod Iamhs lat'
Yesterday. - a ) 10
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-03-17
Car And Truck Collide: No one Hurt

Two women and mau had a narrow
escape from lnjurv this morling wheu a
touring car IN which they Were rdlng
colhded with 'rlck At Eleventh and
Tatnall streets The car owned hv E'igeue
du Pont was going south ~. faf0aH
street. whou the truck attempted = Furn
from Eleventh street INTO Tatuall street
The women IN the du Pont machine were
Margaret Hills aud Bridget Dcvaney. and
the driver. Carl %og,e The driver Of the
truck vas George r. Young. ITO Plne
street
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-03-17
MILLIONS IN HHITAfs
AHT FACING wAoE CUTS

tanaau March IA rssilion miners
ana aaarnan arc concerned iu The waFa
negotiations with employers which opan
~ tondnn today
~ a wide range ~ tndn7triea feafi-
tunttnent Of waRea ia hefnR f'ft8'fi'f'd
Already a million and hair workers
have accented Reductions mostly bY
Aiding scale agreements and ar aaual
r,pil,ar ~lu he affected ~ proposals
navr under consideration
Tic Parliamentary Gnmmifte0 of nc
srraae linton Congress decided fodaY
fhat the fnoat aa'tvfaefarv 7-av r. deal
inc with the Fnafter vatt'd l'e Tor tha
unions affected to meet ri fnrferonce nv
trade proura and fyf - reach cofn-
,nan understanding Machinery already
avlass IN the waRra Admiration Depart
,neut ~ the Ninieftv - hor for deal
iuF ulfh matters ~ THE Fttd
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-03-17
COL. MILLER SWORN IN.
Takes Charge rs Custodian Of Seized
Property of Aliens.

Washington, March l7.--Coloncl Ihos.
w. Miller, Of Wilmington, was sworn ia as
alien property custodian yesterday IN the
presence of n number of friends, including
former Governor John G. Townsend. The
oath was administered by A. a. Belt,
director of the Bureau OF Administration;
Heads of departments and number o'
Colonel Miller's personal friends witness
ed his induction into office Hundreds OF
letters and kilograms congratulating Cot
onel Miller ms we'll as an accumulation
of official papers awpited his attention
Tho Delawarcap lost no timo in assuming
his duties and immediately tackled the
mpss of mail demanding his attention.
Colonel Miller will be III Dover today
in the interest of American Legion logisIn-
ton.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-03-17
NEWS OF MILFORD.

Milford. March II The total net r.
cents from the musical comedy F'lsl-
moss and BETTY. recently gwen under the
susr,cee Of tho Association. amounted ~
s4nn Al This sum will be added 70 the
Association Scholarship Fund. which y
used IN defraving the eSponsee each year
of some bov or girl from Milford at
college
Members ~ last wear Milford baseball
club met last evening and periec 81 p'anF
for tho coming hall season t'amos have
already been acheiuled with the tcams
frnm Dover. Salisbury and Newark. Nd
the Parksde team from Wilmington and
the Parkcshurg Iron 90 team y iarkcs
burg Ia
The old red mill. which has stood On the
eastern end az the lower lake l1 North
Milford for over hundred yoaI~ was aold
al private sale last week by tho trustees of
the Peter Causev estate 70 William x.
Hitchcne at Concord. $4,000 hcmE pald
for the building and water nights
Miss Catherine Higgins was rendered a
party Monday evening ~ the home ~
Mr. and Mrs Wilbur ! Nlilor upon the
occasion az her sixteenth hufhday ami
versarv Miss Higgins received 2 nunh'r
of beautiful presents
pr and Mrs John 5 Prottyman II
entertained AZ Dinner at thclr homo on
North Walnut street last evening J ~
guests included RcV and Mrs hona'
\ Wingatc. MISS Clara Nardlcv Ircttv
man and John ; Prcttvmsn the }rd
Rev Edmund II stevens rector O
Calvary Episcopal Church Of Wilmington
will be the speaker at tho regular LenteI
service held m Christ Church here to
morrow evening
Mir. poarla Mac Master of san Francis
co California. is making an extended vlsI
with Miss Stidham at the pu Boo
nnartmcnta
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-03-17
WV oHARTERs

rotrr .tarru narf.rs F.r
ere t.sf frTiaF fHliowa rfrrnaf...na.
hoe 1mpany Wilmington zee -ali aI
gI6h OuO 90. p tliliarf a 60 No
wilmington uel G3b 90 900 FalarH
Motion Pict,IFe service fnr Wumlus f.r
Del sos lt0 600 Dud.oy Df Eas anI .
t1 New York City 81 on. 90 Autar. .
Blue Books Cooperation Ne0 Nnrh
81 lsn Ou0 NauBnnl Discount aua ....
cage Co. Youngstown. Ohio. ti 7u
r. tfersou q 20 Inc WIlminEfnn .r.
$500 600 Ego rrsdina Co, WIlmi1s
Del $500 600 Hsulty stores Inc
ork City 500 oe. sylyanis Ninins
and Co Carlisle. Pa. ft50.OuO Harrr
rrnch Inc. Philadaphia, Pa. ttuO.INU
Durant Nallie 4 Hitss fnc YES Fnr.
City. s1O0. 600. Economy ClsAnsr GO Pnl
adelphia Pa $50 600. PftshurE nistriru-
ing y Manufacturing 20 PittsburE "a
$50 900
Change in name % NatisuAl Qii Prndur.na
Corporation 20 SOco Production CO zal sa
City Mo
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-03-17
PHIIapFtrHIA wARKFrs

~ Iszoclsfea "rsss gvsry r-.-f.r
FhiafofrrI4 f-
higher re fG
Earilrsy r-1f
Corr fru ereror'
Eo Z yaUcv rraf .7i4Dsf
vefi0v. sr1 sr's
lafe i1wrv Tr rfre rs
%o 81 white n5t
-inFris
l}u''er o-rr narhv 9r'-+r
western rrsavrr. rt'ra as a
Egrs iov.ev ra-Fr .rr'e
CURRENT rerrirtr rn.ter-
Grsts 21ftn32 do r-ra eaa
se'r, -T sa,ked trt
sheeee a-r vrw rr-s -rs
crod sHz .arvrr' rasa
ro'r zth p z5h In ornrror
7d24 NE hnr- reid
Single laisies he1 sa1
frrzh 2sft n
TIva .nrl'rt vha- 'ow-
aralIts
i- vourF .na'ers qas
All rtavu tarr ness
petir taaar nved
~ uuaeo.y 1saU
NffE@~t'I I.'.NtNNN
- Fancy $3.50 go ta roed
r'J .ms -15f prs tus U.I
rhaica to rrrv als rsa -r.
1}a8t d nefera
aesrhg ieuas f. r-ster- la4
roa=tinR nirkana esr7v atu
western atf1 z" rr .arr raa
~. .sG5t Io frstsrn .laas f4r.
fancy te4'srr -afa. z-saa rasfrr.
fancy 71a35
Potatoes easier Write roratoes ,s-
1vlvana .er snnds ,a.rt
Iersey %o I.sv BASKET 5sabo
Flour ilH a.f' vest.r- ttrr
stra zhf earby iso1aSs25 rar8
ter straight o0a ct fo. SNORT tafst
5pae spring gret rialr 10a
3o. p7tsnt I1'a9 30 do snort patrr
9-rrf1t1 fancy spring aad -.ty ~N
patent family rrsnd nrraIf1E
Hay steady timothy SIS nr
500 so So. 3 2l.00n2is0 uamr
tsgGC.2Oa0 ro grade IS 0onI
clover mixed hay iRhr 7sUsd
125o. $50 rntKed 20 a001i.hn
sTau0w quiet nrfrne city .oose
special trims urfrv edible
tierres
lrar Grim eoff wtntrr tswern
pound sa,ks It00o2 a. 0o snri-r n
a340o.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-03-17
CORRECTS NAVY SPEECH.
Lord Lee Says Reference to U. ,.
Program Was
Misquoted.
pv Aasoc,ates rrssa to Every Evening

NV Associated Press 10 Every rvenins
London March lf~-isord boe. of
icarehatn first Lord of the Admiralty.
declared today that his reference to the
United states IN ha discussion Of naval
matters az meeting of naval arehi-
tocts here Yesterday. had not been quot
od correctly what he really said he
assorted. wns
We sec the naval committee of the
United states aouate laying DOWN the
principle thnt America shall maintain
navy NJ leaRt equal % thet of any
other power THAT ie claim 10 equal
ity which this country never haH ae-
cepted IN the past aud never would A.
capt save In connection with the RreRf
r1nRiish speaking nation which HpranR
from our loina and ever holding a
great place in our regard aud conn
dauca Tho difference he
tween our formula aud America ~ 's'
allRht 10 10 made the subject ~ con
trovrrsy atill lees of friction ot hoHtil
ity
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-03-17
ACCUSE TWO NEGROES.
Men Said to Have Forged and Given
Worthless Checks to Merchants.

Two Negroes who IL is charged, have
been getting money by nsing check
book which they found, were arrested
last night Several weeks ngo Nathan
Hamburg. Boxwood rond, lost check
book which the Negroes, Wilson Spencer
and Frank Munson IL IL said, found
The men it ia said. made purchases ana
presented checks usually tn the amount
of SIS in payment A number oi merchants
are said TO have been defrnuded by the
information which led TO their arrest wha
furnished by Oren e. Sidwell grocer oi
Richardson Park, mud Joseph Sollender,
222 West Second street. Spencer charged
with using a worthless check, wns held
under $500 haii md Munson, charged
with forgery under 81 600 beil, for the
Court Of General Sessions hy Judge
IIattings in Municipal Court today
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-03-17
Miss Bradaeld Helps Charity.

YESTERDAY Miss Edna r Bradheld
,.1la5 Al the Rescue Mission Bands
taa6,,,arters and made a donation as
,,,,,eztad nv " : I.ednurn. the fnd,
NJ a diamond ring belonging ~ Miss
re~aaas,d which she had lost Com
,,,a,,der + NJ Lawrence said she win
60 nat the donation IS used 20 the very
-. ~ her Knowledge in relieving the
,,rasant condition Of families being cared
- ~. be~ organization. which is cor
a,,..i-g fvee lunch room for the needy
- 80 ctt1 The ring was restored 20
y, o,,,er through a classified ad IN
Every Evening.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-03-17
X. of c. RETREAT.
nr. Walsh Preaching Impressive Ser
mons at the Cathedral.

The retreat under the auspices of the
knights of Columbus now being held
Al st. Peters Cathedral. is attracting
large crowds every evening The at
tendance last night taxed the capacity
~ the spacious ediffce.
Rev. DR. Walsh who is conducting the
exercises, is an eloquent preacher,
whose sermons are exceedingly interest
Ing and impressive
The retreat will close SUNDAY morning
Al & O'Clock mass, when il is expected
600 men will receive Holy Commun-
ion
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-03-17
ElsmerC Women's luh.

The E1smcre Women luE held . tn
minute parliamentary dnll last rlghf at
thor regular business meeting N tic
PRESBYTERIAN church tic following mem
hers acting As officers Mrs Oakley
GrIflth. president Mrs S Frank Stirling
wee president Mrs William johnson.
secretary Mrs Albert pr,d.fi treasurer
Mrs G i BINDER outettaumert cont
m'toc chairman Mrs IunIs. ceIvt com
mittec chairman Tho h"Stesses werr
Mrs Robert Forman. Mrs William
Jones. Mrs Kaufman, Mrs Robert Lundv
and Mrs Ennis Mrs Simpson. Mrs
Lewis : Gucst and Mrs Mullen Of Mar
shallton were present FOR the purpose Of
learning the clubs operating system Two
new members were received
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-03-17
Ladies Night " at Burns Club.

Ladies Night will be observed by the
Burns Club in the Labor Lyceum tomor.
Gov night. The Chester club has accepted
ar invitation TO be present. A program
will be followed by dancing This visit
of the Chester club will be returned by the
local organization on the evening of
March %, and those members who wish 70
60 will inform John Napier, who is in
charge. The Burns club was organized in
October, 1920, and now has membership
OF So The members are of Scotch birth
or parentaRe.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-03-17
rorSCIt sAHHATH.
Preliminary Service ~ Temple ~ Truth
Tomorraw Evening.

THE Sabbath betrg the enc precnd
tae tic teviah Festival Furim svheraln
Tho eharacfef IF Esther is eFalfei- hes
1cnt, declared a5-nunrgl Sabbath all
,.,o. -. country when members ~ the
council ~ Jewish Women vill attend
-.,..{g.. H. bodv The Ternpfe ~
rttttb tn THE rlty has henn requested
:. t,f,,1c tbfr feature ia its services
,.,,,g,, v,,,,. evening at o'eicrF
IL honor of The ncoaain tho TaFnple
hplr will render selected hymns. snd
pahhi = A r,ahnowitE viii preach on
tho tapto The Glory ~ Inwish Wo-
manhood All members ~ the local
chapter Of the Council If Jewish
Women ami all Interested IN that Or
raniratgon have heen invited - this
1910
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-03-17
Reoapture Fleeing Ferris school Roy..

Four colored hoys. one Of them with
police record it is said who escaped
from the Ferris Industrial School last
evening. wore recaptuved by the OFT
GERS Of that institution this moruing
The boys are Herbert Freeman. -
wears old Ills EliEabeth street. New
ton Hunter. IA years old 6ts Pine
street Thomas Ponzo = years old.
Christian street and John Polk, Il
wears old. 1905 Walnut street. Ponzo
vas committed to tho school recently
after serving term in prison in Jer-
sey CITY y J