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The Filer record. (Filer, Idaho) 1919-1930, 1921-07-07
DAIRY MEETING
HERE LAST WEEK
WELL ATTENDED
Chose Directors and Transacted Bus-
incss---ouo Member OF
Board

A meeting OF the members OF the
Pioneer Cow Testing Association
was held at the Rural high school
building on Tuesday of last week.
The following account of the meet
ing was furnished by r. X. Cammack
official state tester. who attended:
II was decided that they would
call the association by it's original
name OF Pioneer because Il was
the first association organized In
the state.
There were about twenty-five pres
ent. They elected the following board
OF directors: l.. s. Otto. Filler. Jer-
sey breed. whose herd is on official
test; Henry shiok. Bull. Guernsey
breeder. herd on official test: Carl
Middlestadt OF Bull. Jersey breeder.
recently from oregon. whore herd Is
on official test; A. II. Jagels. Bull.
Holstein breeder. who is starting his
herd on official test. and T.. @. En-
,ers. Twin Falls. Holstein breeder.
s. II. Kaylor and c. ID. Irwin both
Jersey breeders whose herds are on
official test. were elected on the
board OF directors, but because OF the
fact that they had served on the
board for several years they asked
that their resignation be accepted.
and other members elected In their
places.
W G. Fletcher. graduate OF Wash
ington State Agricultural College and
who has had considerable experience
in testing and dairy work. will arrive
and take up his duties as testing SUI
peryisor about July s. He comes
very highly recommended and will
be able 10 help dairymen in many
ways
There Is already an indication OF
waiting list being necessary. and
the board OF directors .ssssi decide on
the membership 10 fill the associa-
ton
The outstanding feature OF the
Pioneer Testing Association is that
there are now approximately three
f0urths OF the members that are car
rying on official tests.
Interest In dairying Is increasing
rapidly az the present time aud with
naturally ideal conditions favorable
TO the development OF the industry
Twin Falls county should soon be
recognized as one oi the best dairy
Ing sections any where TO be found /
The work OF the association con-
lists OF weighing the milk from each /
row In the herd and testing Il for |
butterfat by the testing supervisor.
This being done by a disinterested 4
party under the auspices OF the Uni
gerslty OF Idaho makes II an official 4
record on registered cows.
The testing supervisor keeps a
complete record Of all expenses and
receipts for each COW In the herd.
rhls u used for a basis for culiing
out and improving the herd. He
llso assists them In any problems
connected with the dairying indus
~.
The Filer record. (Filer, Idaho) 1919-1930, 1921-07-07
RECORD ONLY FOUR
PAGES THIS WEEk

Due to the shortening OF the
period between publication days
occasioned by the Fourth OF Ju-
ly coming ON Monday. The Rec
ord makes its appearance this
week somewhat abridged. only
fous pages being printed In
stead OF the usual eight.
Nearly every paper In the
country makes some concession
in sine during Fourth OF July
week, and daily papers In many
instances did not publish an IS
sue on Monday.
This explanation Ia made OF
the smaller sized paper SO that
subscribers Will be avoided the
necessity OF making inquiries OF
this office ss 10 whether or
not they got all their paper.
The Filer record. (Filer, Idaho) 1919-1930, 1921-07-07
STATE APPROVES
REMOVAL COST
Claim Of sI20s m for Bringing Mrs.
LYDIA Southland 10 Twis
Falls Aancsiosed

BOIsE--A claim for Sf20s.s2. the
cost OF bringing Mrs. LYDIA southsru
TO Twin Falls from Honolulu war ap-
proved by the state board OF exam
iners Thursday morning. This en-
ponds more than one-half OF the
state biennium appropriation OF So
600 for the return OF fuKitives from
justice. With other expenditure
there is hut sIs0 left In the fund. ac-
cording TO the state auditors office
Held In Hosoisis
Mrs. Southland, who was Indicted
In Twin Falls for the alleged murder
OF her fourth husband. Edward y.
Meyer. was arrested In Honolulu on
May ~. 1921. and held there for en-
tradition. Deputy Sheriff v. a..
ormsby and his wife sailed from
Honolulu May rs. and later return
ed TO Twin Falls with the alleged
The expense account
for this trip was approved by the
board OF examiners Thursday.
According TO word from the gov
office. counties will have 10
stand the expense OF returning fugi-
lives from justice after the sppro-
priation IN depleted. Bills for such
action will be presented TO the next
legislature for reimbursement.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1921-05-04
NEMECKEHO REFORMk
TORA MARTINA ALUTHERA.

Je tomu ttvf sta let n6meckI cirkevnf reformator
Martin Luther poprv6 vsoupi boiich razu rye crkev
niho forum SirS satn zodpovidae riSskvm sn
mem Je pfiznaGno ze prave tento den pcvazovn
rozhodny meznik Je to en vinou pockych povaecnych
pomerd ze Nemecko neosavuje iubleum v6tsim Okla
zalosmi v6tsim rozvinutfm prace historck6m
teramim Jet dnesnf den iubieem duchovniho tnu enz
sof prahu move cry n6meckeho n&roda Gnu enz
hhe hranice theoogck6 zashl huboko zvot stanfho
narodniho kuturnho Zavdavae nevyhnutenou pfitnu L
trident duchu. Luther nebyl prvnim, vedet deova
ne od Wiriffa pres naseho Nistra Husa;
sim dovrsielem nySenek iinch
nout take jeho pTcdchdc ejchz byy spoienv ein6
daekosahNm nasledky. Luther bo proti zlofaddm
kevnm kter6 e vedly boil proti Rimu kadl ddraz ma ii
vel narodn dnes kdy historcky odup Gyf let dovo-
uje sudek rva6 patnosti, lie c N6mecko d6ue sve
narodni sednocen tim svoie sv6tov6 posaveni prve I-
herov prekad bible poZen v6Zeni zpusobem spo-
pjicm zivy vSech MARCEL nemeckych proo idu rozutel
nJm - to e ia hybna sa kera vzpruzova po stae
cky lid sten6 ako narod ceskv pamatka Mstra Jana us
ako tohoo sv6teho pkladu terpal su mas lid uskovan
proreforamc tax vzmuzova lid proestantsky
nou pisn Lutherovou: pevnym hradem huh
zaznivala vSech dobach protivenstvf urap pravi
kdys Bismarck Roiime Boha jnak nkoho ma svet6 e
TO d6dctvm Iutherova ducha Zm6na kterou pfivodl
zAsadnim ponleru statu crkv nebya onomu
Skodu naopak vyiasn6n ker6 nastao bylo tebaze
koupeno krvav1m dlouholetJmi boil ncmene trvalym Il
prosp6Snm vsedkem TAX veSkere sozy n6meckeho 1.-Two
ia oavuii dneS Iuherov svGho phvodce osavu ei
skvelei praV svoi eXsenci vyhran6nou osobou Narod
cesky, ehoz obdobna radce e ce6 soet sarsi 81
den Lutherova iublea hrd6 pTipomenot lsi prace
Mira Jana Husi byla korunovlna nemensm vsedkem
tim vetsim. tm mensf byly pom6w nichz sme vyrosi
elm v6tSi bply obze. nmz nam sein6 ako nasn pred
kim bylo boidat dekue mas stat vG prlv6
duchu 6eskeho psedchndce n6meck6ho reormatora
jenz tohoto ducha anesnimu narodu pfiblzil C.SR.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1921-05-04
'TREST REDAKCNfCH PO.
SUDkU CIZOJAZYCNEHO
TISKU PRO PRESI-
DENTA.

Pc mnoho roku bylo zvykem
exekutivni uradovny Bileho
Domu shromazd'ovat zhuStene
dennf zpravy a redaNni po-
sudky lamerickeho tfsku, V
n6mz zahrnuty jsou vsechny
dalezitejsi casopisy. Tato trest'
je pfedkladana presidentovi
kazdym dnem, takze jest udr
zovan We styku minenim lidu
prostfednictvim jeho casopisu.
Uradovna Cizojazycne In
formacni Sluzby obdrzela po-
voleni posilat presidentovi pro
strednictvim exekutivnich ufa-
doven jednou tydn6 trest' re-
dakcnich posudku cizojazycne
no tisku. Ma Sc "a to, re timto
Zp1sobem bude president We
styku tiskem, ktery zastupu-
je skoro 100000 osob nasi
pristehovalecke populace.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1921-05-04
HONERNT ORORY.

Columbus, O., 3. kygna.
Podniknuy prvni kroky k III
skani honebnich obor v JIM
casti statu, statni honebni a
rybarsky dfad mel dnes ru-
ce najemne smlouvy Myiici
pfiblizn6 10000 akr6 p1dy bli-
re Portsmouth. Stalo Sc to V
souhlasu $ Atwoodovou pTedlo
hou, jez opravnuje zrizovani
honebnich obor a vefeinych To-
visit. Prvnf bude blize Port
smouth a mezi $4,000 a $4,000
akry v okresfch Vinton Jack
son bude ziskano co nejdfive.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1921-05-04
CESKOSLOVENSKO v MOVE.
DOHODE.

Praha, 3. kvetna. - Rumun
sko uzavreno dplnou polite
kou i vojenskou spojenecRou
smlouvu Ceskoslovenskem.
Zprava tom byla prave V
Praze vydana. Obe tyto zeme
We smlouve vzajemne Sc zava-
zuii k hajenl sve uzemni ne
dotknutelnosti a spolecnemu
zakroceni proti opetnemu OBJ
noveni panstvi habsburskeho
rodu v Uhrach.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1921-05-04
sMUTNY KONEC.
TSlo bohate vdovy nalezeno v
new-yorskem zalivu.

New York, 3. kv6tna. Telo
pi. Annetty Norton Rankine-
owe, bohate vdovy, jez byla po-
hresovana re sveho domova cd
!. dubna. bylo nalezeno dnes
veter V new-yorskem zalivu
prot 80. ulici, v Brooklyne,
kde patrne bylo zmitano vlna-
mi posledni ctyfi tydny.
Presne ztotozn6nf ucin6no
bylo slecnou Laurou Spinko-
YOU, jez byla stalou spolecnici
pi. Rankine-oye po n6kolik ro-
XII.
Ackoli diva prsteny, jez pi.
Rankine-ova nosfvala, schaze-
ly, kdyz telo nalezeno, jest
mfnenfm policie, ze sklouzly il
prstu We vod6. Prsteny ne
mely zadnou obZvlaste velkou
cenu a nezda Sc pravdepodob-
no, re sc jedha o loupeznou
vrazdu. Dosud zadny suredni
zaznam nebyl ucin6n 0 pripa-
de, ale nejspise bude oznaGen
jako sebevrazda.
Pred svym zmizenim, pi.
Rankine-ova mluvivala 0 sebe-
vrazde, die sdeleni jeji pritel-
kyne, pi. Louise Hale-ove, spi-
sovatelky a herecky, a pc ne
kolik rokG Sc ma nj chystala.
Do prulivu morskeho nejspise
skocila mostu vedouciho do
greensboro, kde posledne vi
dena byla svym Soferem
Frankem Cloutingem. Tehdy
vystoupila ze sv6ho AUTOMOBILE
a rekla mu, re pdjde domu
p6sky. Cd te DOLBY nebyla vide
ma ziva.
Ia tri tydny po zmizeni pi.
Rankine-ove, Guaranty Trust
Company byla ustanovena pro-
zatimni spravkyni jejf poZusta
losti, jez odhadovana jest mezi
5000, 900 a $1,000,000. Pi. Ran
kine-ova utrpela vazny nervo-
w otfes, V +. 1905, kdyz jejl
manzel zemfel ma Zanet pile.
kdyz byli ma svatebni ceste. Cd
te DOLBY propadala Gastym "a
chvatum trudnomyslnosti. u
mrti jeji matky V prosinci me-
10 ma nj dalsi zly ucinek.
Pi. Rankine-ova vubec ne
lleastnila Sc spolecenskeho II
vota a lila jake samotarka.
Malokdy vysla 81 do divadla
neb nekam jinak.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1921-05-04
CASOLIN LEVNEJSf.

V stanicich Standard Oil byl
dnes prodavan gasolin o cent
levn6ji pfi gallonu. Cd 1. led
Tia zlevn6n byl gasolin celkem
o sc. X podobne sieve doide
Il jinych stanic, patficfch spo-
letnostem iinym.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1921-05-04
Nesnadne vdavky.

"Ja bych YAM, Loizicko, ne
radil, abyste 81 vzala Tonika
Toufarovic".
"a co proti nemu mate?
Vzdyt' ie to poctivy clovek,
zadny ket'as!"
'Prave proto, copak 81 my
site, re vas ia nasich casn po-
ctivy clovekAuzivi?"
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1921-05-04

L6kar (vysetfujici phl no.
diny pacienta): "Clovece,
vzdyt' vam dcoela mic nescha-
ri. iste zdrav jako ryba! Proc
sem lezete?"
Pacient: ia vim, ale kdyz
ia chci NIT pfi t6 drahote take
n6co Zadarmo !"
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1921-05-04
Novodobe estovani.

"Hezky je ma moTi, ale Svy-
cary isou velkolep6jsi. Proieli
isme je Y autu "a 6tyfi dny".
"Ale to jste toho mnoho ne
vid6li!"
20, koupili isme 81 pohled-
rice vSude a budeme Sc divat
donna.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1921-05-04
VSechno marno!

Kreicf. dcty dopisy pofa-
dale: Podivno! Nejdffve jsem
psal Matesovi proste: Pane
Mates, pax Pane 2 Matesii a
konecn6 Vase Vysokoblahoro-
di! Ale ten lump pfece neplati.
KUPUJTE dechove nastroie
a bubny u vyrobce ]. Sistka.
4248 Broadway. &
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1921-05-04
PRlkLAD SLOVENSKEHO
LISTU, HODNY NASLE-
DOVANf.
(Csl. T. K.)

V denniku Morning Herald,
yychazejicim Uniontown,
Pa, otisknut byl Y elsie re dne
IL. dubna t. r. clanek "The
Hapsburgs are played OUT, We
kterem rozebiran jest dobro-
druzny podnik ex-cisare Karla
a zduraznen vyznam, jaky by
mel jeho navrat Ma trnn ma
d'arsky. Don quixotsky raz pod
niku posledniho Habsburka je
pripadne charakterisovan a
zduraZneno. re "a jeho poku-
sem skryva Sc mad 'arska Slech
ia, ktera jest vzdy ochotna pod
porovati iakykoliv kurs, ien
kdyz sm6ruje k obnoveni by
vale moci mad arske mad ma
rody nemad arskymi. Tento-
krate byl to hrab6 Andrassy.
jenz postaVil Sc "a monarch
sticke pixie. Kdyz socialiste
nabyvali vrchu, byl to Karo-
lyi, jenz Sc k MIN pridaval /:
kdyz Sc vzmahaii nejternejSi
reakcionari, stavi Sc jim V Ce-
10 Apponyi. Mad 'arskym mag
natdm jedna Sc vzdy V prve
fad6 udrzeni moci. To je ie-
dina jejich zasada, jinych "a
sad nemaii.
Dale V clanku poukazano
trefne, iak okolni narody mia
de staty mali zajem ma tom. a.
by zadny Habsburk nevratil sc
nikdy ma trim a tim neohrozo-
val jejich narodni existenci a
territorialni celistvost. Narodo-
We tito NELL dosti zkusenosti
pod monarchistickym vladimir
syst6mem. Budiz jim dana MOI
most ziti pod demokratickou
formou vladni. Ami ieden 2
mich neyrati Sc dobrovolne pod
vladu monarchistickou.
Zaiimavo jest, ze tento do
bry clanek otisknut byl V pl-
mem zn6ni re slovensk6ho den
niku "Narodn6 Noviny", iez
vychaZeil V Pittsburghu a isou
organem Narodneho SlovenskG
ho Spolku. Narodne Noviny
pfineslv clanek ten anglicky "a
tim Gtelem, aby upozornily an
glicky Gtouci vefejnost ma nase
stanovisko V otaZce restaurace
Habsburkd. Ze hcele toho by
10 dosazeno a re Americana 81
informativnfho anglickeho
clanku vsimli, videti Jest neien
2 toho, ze Morning Herald jei
celV otiskl, ale dokonce nava-
zal nan zvlastni redakcnf tla-
mex, nemz uznava vyvody V
mem obsazen6 doklada ie ci-
tatem t6ze otazce "Har-
vey's Weekly. Pise, ze naro
dove bvval6 habsburske rise
nechteii dynastii ami slySet.
Jak videti, jest to dobra nv
slenka. uvefejnovati V csl. IL
stech V Americe anglick& sta
ii. nebot' anglickv tisk 81 tako-
vych clanecku vsimne a kdyz
je otiskne, znamena to ucin-
nou propagandu nasi v6ci.
Nenl to poprVe. co angllc ke
listv pfevzalv ,anglicke stati 2
pittsburghskych "Narodnych
Novin' a to jest dukazem. re
by Sc dalo mnoho vvkonat, kdy
by vsechnv nase csl. listy "a
vedlv stalou anelickou rubriku.
Doufame. re priklad "Narod-
nIch Novin" najde hoine ma
sledovnfkd V ceskych i sloven-
skych casopisech zdejsich.
Ssno1lX+o V,o,,4 y,,oi, L,o,bp,y
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1921-05-04

"Doplnte mn6 moji knihov-
nu ieste Vrchlickym a Zeye-
rem. Ale pax bych potrebovala
take ieste neceho pekneho ke
cteni".
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1921-05-04
Vzdy vsren svemu povolani.

Kuchar, chovajici sveho no.
vorozence, meme: Ach, boze,
jak je maly suchoucky! 70
by byly sotva tri porcel
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1921-05-04

"Mlada modra ned6e, jak kdos rekl re m6la by bJti
pomenovana, pon6vadz naroda prvy tJdnu pro-
chazi svoj makou, Tootse zooogckych zahradach
Bronx New Yorku. Tooe spatfila sveo sv6ta Iberi a
Jest to hroch male odrdy Made narodo as pred ln6s
Gem vazilo tehdy jenom osm liber
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-11-06
Something New
for Underneath

You've worn Phoenix Silk Stockings,
haven't you? And heard of them hun
dreds of times.
These Vests and Boomers are made
or the same beautiful silk-in flesh
color! And before long will be as we'll
known as Phoenix Stockings.
You'll find Phoenix Silk indies are
very soft and crepey-quite differ
ent from the ordinary silk lingerie
The Vests are made with armholes or
with shoulder straps; Vests and Bloom
ers are excellently reinforced against
wear. Priced very modestly-
Phoenix Silk-Plain
Vests, 1926. Boomers, 1896.
Phoenix Silk-DrOpstitch
Vests, $3.50. Boomers, 1926.
Second Floor, North.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-11-06
From a Woman's
Point O View

Question:: What IS It that
hears the music but can't got
away from the awful bore of u
dressing-room hook, and is
USELESS except for tho eve
ming?
Answer: The Evening Cape.
Dcbutantes, coming as they
do nightly from heated ball
rooms INTO the chilliness of
the night air, NEED a warm
wrap. The Deb. of 1921 is q
charmingly practical kind of
creature. Instead OF imposing
on "mam-mar's" good nature
with urgent requests for ONE
coat for street wear and AN
OTHER for evening wear, she
compromises on ONE of those
luxuriously comfortable wrappy
FUR COATS. in such fine pelts
as Eastern Mink. Hudson Seal
dyed Muskratl. Natural Musk
rat. Nutria and the less ex-
pensive Marmot, which our
clever Chief of the Ready-to-
Wear Department IL exhibiting
Mt PRICES THAT WILL OPEN
YOUR EYES. Her coat will
NEVER be bored hanging on
a hook, for she'll be wearing
1t for SHOPPING. AFTER
NOON TEAS AND EVENING,
and ALWAYS look smart.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-11-06
If You and I, Friend
Reader

have STRAIGHT hair, our
problem is great. Tight metal
lie contraptions cut the hair
numerically, and bumpy old
Kid curriers' rob us of sleep.
but one call to Ran. 5000
Beauty Parlor, please" will
put your straight locks under
magic hand of our Mistress OF
the Curl. Oh, the witchery of
Waves!
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-11-06
Sewing Is Fascinating

The hum OF the machine,
intimate contact with cloth in
various forms, and, finally. the
finished garment, is study in
evolution and extremely inter-
esting. Being able to mako
YOUR OWN simple wearing
apparel not only enables you to
have we'll MADE, but good
FITTING and good FEELING
CLOTHES, and 1t Is SUB
STANTIAL SAVING FOR YOU.
Our Basement advertisement to
the left OF this item, for ex-
ample.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-11-06
Only a Few Years Ago

MAN, when he met his OWN
WIFE, was not apt to RECOG-
NlzE her when wearing one Of
those hideous wells, but In
these days WELLS are almost
NOTHING IN their spider-like
fiiminess and wide meshes, and
they are one of tho staunchest
allies to BEAUTY. BE sure to
SEQ the new assortment In tho
Veil Department.
Doubtless YOU, like hun
dreds OF others, marveled at
the loneliness OF the costumes
worn In mbardi. Ltd, and
when / tell you that they were
MADE from the celebrated
MALLISON'S silks you will
understands! Mabel Normand
showed her appreciation OF
Molly O'Crepe when she select
ed it for all her gowns, which
she wears In her latest film IRE
leased only this week.. See
those in Fuschia, Jade, Henna,
Brown. Midnight and Ivory at
the Silk DeDartmant
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-11-06
Winters Loveliest
Hats Have Come!
(They're Mostly Soft Fur)

(They're Mostly Soft Fur)
How lovely they are you can't imagine You'll
have to see them yourself (or watch another
womans face as SHE sees them) to realize their
rare, exquisite beauty
Soft With Fur-BriIliant With Metal
Vivid With Color
French adaptions that clevery combine beautiful
Furs with Tinsel Cloth and soft Velvets--per-
fectcd with deity placed delicately wrought
fruit and flowers.
Squirrel, Mole, Kolinsky, Hudson Seal dyed
Muskrnt, Mink, Nutria and Beaver appear in
these new Hats.
One could dream no loyelier frames for wom-
ans face. One of them made for you!
Floor Two, Central.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-11-06
You Can Toddle

in ANY ballroom. NADIA
moiselle, In pair of those
lacy OF striped Silk Stockings
In black that the Hosiery De-
partment Is showing Just now.
Those in gold and silver, too,
are lovely, and "OH! dem
golden slippers"--and silver
and black. See them!
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-11-06
Fur Goats
ExtruO,ainaa.y Values
in High-G1ude Fl7S

We selected the peltries ourselves,
before they were ever made up
so that every one Of these Coats
would have lasting foundation
of beauty.
We offer them to you, fashioned
in latest mode and handsomely
lined, at remarkably conservative
prices:
Coat of Marmot. ........... $3.50
Coat Of Natural Muskrat--
(Southern) ....... .$i35 and $3.50
Coat Of Natural Muskrat--
Northern, selectcd) $40
Coat Of Nuria 49,. S300
Coat of Hudson Seal dyed Muskrat),
45-inch, with skunk collar and
GUNS .......... $3.50
Coat OF Hudson Seal dyed Muskrat),
3G-inch with deep shawl collar. big
cuffs; fancy silk lining. $685.
Coat of Hudson Seal (same as aboye),
trimmed with clear blue SPUR
rel ........,...... $455
Coat OF Persian Lamb. 42-inch; plain;
deep collar and turned back
cnns 500
Doman Wrap of Hudson Seal dyed
MuskraD, with big Kolinsky collar
extending to bottom OF wrap. $685.
Wrappy Coat OF fine selected Eastern
Mink; deep cape collar and turned
back cuffs; handsome brocaded lin
Ing 81 10000
Second Floor, West.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-11-06
At $3.50

Luxurious of the finest
fabrics Bolivia
lined with rich silk
Modes that will appeal to the wishes
tive Unusual values Plain iloredC oasat
Second Floor,
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-01-03
CECIL COUNTY NOTES.

FIkton. Md. Jan. = Cecil County
School Board has transferred Miss Mildred
REYNOLDS. principal AT PrlnCIPlo school,
to the high school at { ChCsapoake CITY, and
appointed Miss Gertrude Ferguson. grad
uate of Delaware College. principal ~
Principlo school The changes became
effective today
Robert II Marshhank Of Greensboro,
Pa. spent the New car holidays with
his parents. Mr. and Mrs. j Harry Mast
bank. in Elkton-
Oliver Owens, telephone hueman foi
the Chesapeake and Potomac Telephone
Go. fell from tree. Thursday last.
/ sustaining painful injuries about the
1back and head No homes were broken
and he is expected 20 be able 10 he about
In few days.
memorial service was held IN tho
Sundsy-school room at Ferry Iomt,
Yesterday afternoon, ~ memory Of George
Hanks. who with his brother. was four q
dead on Stump Island, on Christnas Day
Mr.. Hanks was teacher IN the church
and took an active part in I'll church work
while a resident at the government les
ervatlon.
An invitation Is extended TO the vou &
men of Cecil county 81 organize bowling
team or teams, TO compete with the teams
composed Of members of Company I
Of Eikton. The bowling alleys in theormorv
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-01-03
.ElKT0N MARR|A GE MILL
JOINS 4,623 COUPLES
Record for 1920 Exceeds Any Pre-
vious Year at Maryland
Gretna Green.

Special Correspondence to Every Evening
Elkton, Md. Jan. 3,-Elkton broke
it's record for marriages last year, 4'o25
licenses having been issued, most OF
them to persons from Pennsylvania,
New Jersey and Delaware.
The MARYLAND general assembly last
winter raised the price for marriage IL
cense from 81 90 50. but this had no
effect on reducing the number OF apph-
cants.
The number of applicants for licenses
has been so greatly reduced IN the last
few weeks that It is noticeable To every
one who has any business about the
courthouse. The day before Christmas
the number OF applicants for marriage
licenses was only nine MS compared w'th
thirtv-one on the same day last year
For the last month each day the number ot
persons applying for marriage licenses has
not compared with year or two wears
previous. However, up to December, the
number each day was larger than ever
before.
Probably rs per cent of the couples
that procure marriage licenses here come
from PENNSYLVANIA and New Jersey. he
remainder represent almost every state
in the union, from Maine to 1allioflna
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-01-03

hns resigned as cashier ~ the Kennedy
vile branch pf dhestefiown Bank of
Maryland, owing tu the linens of her
mother. Ahc will be succeeded by Robert
&, Young,
ElwafdD Noll, who lives IN bungalow
jlIst over the river from dheatpftUwn,
shot al Thief prowling around his pfeini.
wa ono night recently. The thief returned
the fire ma he ran of. leaving % bnp full Of
Chickens which Mr.. Noll found tn his
houbouse. The chickens were dend.
Daniel y. Copeland died at the residence
of hs pon, Or III T.. Copeland, ou Ihurs-
day night, aged 20 yeafs The remains
were taken 10 Cumberland for burial
from which place Mr. Copeland and
family recently moved.
NJ md Mira John =. hhafu Of Milling
ton announce the engagement If their
daughter, Marguerite. 20. Noah Lurain
Walker. son Of Mr. ard Mfa Henry