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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-05-31
BALKANS IN
DANGER OF
| new STRIFE
Old Enmities Spring Up as
Invading Bandits Seize
Coveted Territory
ny HENRY wOoD

ROME. May si.--Sw-cpins down
from the highlands cf Macedonia and
Albania, great eauds ef irregular
soldiers today are threatening TO
start another Balkan war which mag
Involve all OF Europe.
Tho fighters--almost bandits In
their mode OF warfare. but driven by
strong nationalist feeling --ertcrcd
foreign countries. pillage and arson
marked their trail. The governments
thu tainted immediately planned to
raise forces 60 combat them.
fHxy All WANT
MORE LAND
The Old Balkan troubles were In.
vclved In the fighting. Greece wants
more land to the north. Bulgaria
wants TO reclaim some OF the terri
tory lost In the war. and Serbia
wants 10 retain her newly won hsnchs.
Latest adviees received here show
cd the situation especially critical IN
Macedonia and Albania whose PROB
Ierns we're not solved by the treaties
of ST. Germain and Sevrcs.
Rcpcvts showed that large bands 81
eomitajis drresularsl have been rc-
cruited thruout tho Balkans. almost
livery portion OF the war.torn region
having contributed its share OF fight.
ing men. The governments hack %
them either are arming 10 protect
th<sp kgftimate interests ~ are pre-
pSv,nx to back IN. eowitajis from
fh<sr cwn country In an effort 10 ex'
tend their boundaries
Officials here feared that before the
Allied supreme council or the league
o. nations can intervene. the comita'
rs win clash with regular military
forces and start the conflict which
may eynbrou not only the Balkans.
bus spread turnout Europe.
fsRgxzks OCCrpY
STRATEGIC FONTS
Tho danger Tn Albania II due TO
the fact that the Greeks have ceco
pied strategic points commanding the
two most important Albanian cities,
koritsa and Argirocastro. while the
Serbians are holding the hver Drin
m Northeastern Albania. Tho Al
bam1nns. afsho Intending no offensive
themselves, are mobilixins 30 prevent
further occupation.
The nsors sersous phase Of fhe stu
alton IL believed to be that resulting
from the Greeks Initiative. They
claim Koritsa and Argirocastro be-
cause OF alleged promises to former
Premier venixsios for Creece's s~ry-
Ice 10 the entente. Because OF ths
roverses they have suffered In their
offensive against tisc Tushs IN ASA
Minor the Greeks are extremely
anxious to annex the two cities and
thus rsesabtish King Coassanstns's
prestige
The AIhanians are dctermined 10
ruuest tsss effort.
In Ncrthcastsrn Albania tho Ser
o&on Ccmssajis continued TO raid
1eoacDveted seufsrs. There n . sim
nary critical situation In serbian
} N1ucedonia. where bulgarian Counta,
have been encroaehing on both
,erbinn anA Gseck territory. They
~ likely 70 ciash ~ any time with
ths regular frontier guards. psovoer-
NJ N open var.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-05-31

rAcoMA.--wm. rcsixsn. 81. vet
eran OF civil war. dies.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-05-31
Great FIRE TO
Be RE-ENACTED
Old Volunteers With Their
Fire Cart to Appear

The start OF the great nre OF 10
win he rcenaeted ON the afternoon
OF juno s---next Morwiay--when vol
untecr firefightrrs VINO took part In
the sattM against tn- flames that
destroyed the town assemble for
duty.
But this time tho Sire" will be Inn
me,iiatcly auenched.
At 2 p m. the oldtimers will
rsth~r at fire headquarters, First
ave and Main AZ. Forty five minutes
later the alarm viii sound. and the
ehf pump cart Sacramento will cist
ter up First ave. TO Madison 81
Again a stream Of water vii play on
the southwest corner. where The diss
sstrous blaze Of former years icap~d
into being.
All this IL part OF tho program
arranged at a meeting Monday night
% The cigh,ynlners. under the
chairmanship OF Dan W. Bsos.
Later they're going to effect a
crrnanent examinations.
TACOMA. rosizrn. 81. ves.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-04-20

ventory of tho number OF spigo' aea"'"
ments i'm each home.
The members of the recently "rRhh-
lied tank corps have procured VIC
troia for their reading room.
Apartment for rent ~ the Louise, apply
to John Ries on the premises. ahV.
taat eveulnp the members Of the fted
I,.y, SOCIAL of Lebanon M. ~. Church
met nj the home Of Mr. and hrs.
Samuel Smith. on the Mcmahon farm
on the state Road An enjoyable evsn-
tnp was spent with literary and mum
cal program. Forty members were
present Two new members were h
,nitted The next meeting will he heih
In the church on Tuesday evening, May
II when the 18th anniversary OF thr
Social will be observed. ~ the concih-
pion of the program. which ia as iol-
to,Vs refreabrnerta were served: iead-
ing. Frank Sterling, recitation, J. n
Kenu reading. Miss Anna Burris. !.
vocal duct W. y. silver and Mrs. Frank
sterling. piano solos. Miss Mary Rich
ards. Mlas Gertrude Downny and Mrs.
Samuel Smith.
Tomorrow evening the Parish lions"
will IL. open for the FIRST time as n pub
lie social room for Thureday evenings
for young men ~ the city Games will
be indulRcd In.
Delicious fruit favored gum drops,
AZ cents por pound e. Challenger and
Son Prescription rharmacist Adv
Rev. George r. street pastor of tho
First Raptlat church on Sunday after
noon viii adCreaa tho members of the
Rnraea tlnsa of the Methodist Epiaoo-
pal Church.
fiqt tho spirit of tho civic club
clean NJ and beautify Sulphur candle"
fortnaIdehyde candies. carboiio acid. tar
taga. tar balls. nake canph"r r
j Challenger and son. Prescription Phar
inaeiat Adv.
Mr. and Mrs Howard WirheInne and
family. who have been residing ~ laai
third strcet will make their home VIII
Hr and Hra utriah Mar utre - thf
aatnc street Tho property vacated ~
Mr. and Mra Wilheine will he oes"uPiff
~ Mr. md Mrs Peter geuil"y and fam
lIy. who recently rnade the purrhR"'
rom James T Fgia9on
For sale Electric = n r Wagpe
motor. c,,ffoo and meat grinder attach
aents. cost f321o0 Three weeks Old
will sr,crince Apply Waiter Wipf. N"V
fastle. Del phone ~ 7 Adv.
s Mitchell 6lfytagn and Edward Prou
b.se occurred larRe number ~ oon
tracts for painting homes
lsar sair auto car truck t"n.
So j condition, four n"w ah"ea phon
a5s q Wilmington. amply William su'
ron. Ras@ Fiill- f'"l Adr
WaIter Wipf and + Z lank tofia
tnotored 10 Fhiladelphi7 wher" uhe
.H.
vsHl laetk over number n Ahb'f1o'hit
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-04-20
plIAW ARI CITY NEWS.

a....., o.. ApriI - Mrs Jacob
ua- Takes ftc Delaware
49, N'nIaci. SATURDAY. and Will
~ =. apeuat.al
##~ N' -.n.. art 81 Pont ha-
s t.,a.eo.h~ -.t N.th relatives
.o Nert
Margaret l.adlum has gone to
a Oh oter -, VII tnsbe her home
~ Grf father
- Bright B4tmore T. here for q
~ s4st Vlth his mother
rrDrt Rl.hard l.audcrs oi rorf du
lt h.- nc.n grut"d t~o-tnonthS
slough
A.usl,r ard -tal.atior 81 officers vii
IS Ddd giloWs liai 'hI> evening
t..a8 officer, from " lurgton Will at
tl3
SIR Harr, Berger u Chesapeake City,
ls ber, hr tWo weeks With her parents,
Sir aud Nr, William Givisol
Retired Sergeant august Walter crie-
brtted hl- I'D hlrthdav aIriverasarv ~
ham last evcsLuC
The tug senator Pcnrosf with three
hsrre. - tov the MohJack Clarence
Nlr\a and PatlNcau passed through
canal vostcrda, from Philadelphia
Baltlmore
"a, Couuclr ~ Frank Irons has pur-
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-04-20
NEWS OFIEwFS

N NprI 20 The hottug season
Is, .p,r,a Il Loves Rca.h last FRIDAY
t,t, laV.rt p,,f-~au ari M- brother
..rea., tsoA d1p d pclawar bay
rt, ba,S came e. loves on the steam
ndpttoat Philadelphia - spend ie"
ge>e a tnoir cottacr and eouldr { resist
a. tauptetlou e. tANc = -wttn
Nt Wulam Icgl entertained ai
sr her daurhtc' Martha and her
William ~4turda, Those n the
tartl Wcr Nf~Srs liccn MurPhN Dorothy
.,ra Mar, NessicA ard EdVard and
I .uacc naVSsou
Nll and Mr. I,ev.a Ingram are
r-t- 81 Nr lngrau naront~ M
Mrs Lark
rft Ceorer 4 Chamber has pur-
i .-,l 81 kruC street ani 'S'll fuiia
=, home thereon =
nr % E bart ta~ rrpa'rc'i and r.
I to praosrt1 h"l,a giuc - mn,
+, ~,erI suj south Sweet, ard rented
Mrs t,a-Cf RHrfHn 'oT 2
81, tr rl t.cr hat i~ acclplod ~
Nn Is 81 o' 0,r Nf.'Em> p tA'
NI- -s N.lsr IS, rr-d ron
@ v-f e. her ~.-'ar z WI
ar tHa and Improvement
,' = ~, harlc - Mr. W Nlllan
ST. $50. evening and dcoided T.
~, r.zt ~atur5a, ftorn"oa 81
Ar Nlaua
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-04-20
NOT NAMED WHEN LAUNCHED.

Milford. ,prll 20 4 steam fishing
boat wa, launched at noon on SATURDAY
from tho WAYS of the Abbott Shipbuil ld-
ing 60 m south Milford peculiar
feature ~ the launching was that the boat
was not chrt~tcucd IS i took to The watrr
rs no name has as vet bccn assigned TO the
boat
II was originally begun under contract
for the Ntlantic Products Co, Virginia
ocrnnration then cugagcd u the menhadcn
Gshrng business along tho Atlantic coast
'rhc company later failed and had 70 for,
fc,t ,ts contract as well Is the srvcrnI
pal1ncnt~ that had been made on ne
construction oi the boat As tho hna'
was uuuc lar advanced rn construction
thr Abbott Shphtuldug Co. dccldCf T.
complctc il and ~ await fuiur" huycT
Tho boat is l76 fcct in length over n! /!
. fcct hcam and II feet inches depir
~ hold II viii hc towcd u the HARLAN
wards IN Wilmington whcrc the machinery
Will hC installed
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-04-20

by the Tobin orchestra. The following
program will be rendered: Al Marun,
store keeper, Chester Grecnwood;
Marie Martin" his daughter. Miss
Marie Mendenhall: Sam Johnson" car
pentcr. Jack Davidson. Thomas
Briggs.' laborer. Joseph Cannon;
Buck" a friend. brickmaker. Samuel
McISnitt. "Rube Hutchins." old time
farmer Charles King; Harold Hauley.
civil engineer. Douglas Proud;
Robert Carey" railroad promoter
Chariea Cannon. "Isess and Ann, two
up to-date girla. Misses Mckay and
Ester Berry. Mrs. Blake and Mrs.
Smith" women customers. Miases Helen
Diehl and Ruth Nickerson. Mrs. Haw-
kina and Mrs. Simmons. two other ctn-
toners. Misses I1lsie Walls and Dorothy
Miller. "A Sport" Herbert Hewlett;
Gus" a slow young man, Leon KING
Ned" a fast young man. James VII
son: Jerry hungry loafer. David
Miller: "Si Newcomh." n man OF 30,
George Tobin; Ralph Miiier." a schooi
teacher. Edward Challenger: IseN-
John westey Ashburry.' Methodist
minister. Ralph Duling; otto Pradrct-
IT, a travelling music teacher. u. Earle
WcgRenmann Squire Holden.
miserly Hkinnint. Professor John 9,
IIadley: Jim" ragged little cnlored
hoy. Frank Kern: Amanda Sprigs. an
awkward gigRling girl Mics edna
Deemer.
Misses Ruth Nirlkcrson. Binnche Sib-
Icy. May Jones aud Mabel isskridgc,
four girls uf the Senior class Of the
High School. on Saturday viii take tho
teachers examination held In The No.
school building at Wilmington.
on Tuesday evening there win he a
reception given 10 Rcv. and Mrs. j. y.
Bicking. in the Methodist Church.
Al the result of n communication sent
by the Now Castle civic Clnh recently
to two industries located In baltimore
Md. which Il was reported wore look .
ing FOR new locntirua. MesHra Vein
hcrE and Marks were IN this city ves
terdav and c-onailted with President
Andrew E1liaaon and Secretary fiotaet
I. Dcakvne - tho civic club Tn
matter will bc brought befpr" the siui
Al the regular meeting thia month f"r
confederation md action.
Edward Jacobs 81 Rrooklvn y
representing the Union Water Netei
~, met the members ~ the Wa'e'
and Light Commission Inst evening fflh
tive tu the installation of water meter
in hnusca The matter will be takef
into coraideration nj the meeting thi
evening Edward " EaFlc tn" seere
tary Is making = complete canvas e
tho tnwn and listing Tire serial NUN
bera of the electric iIEht meters an
making Notes nr the hatnee which A.
having the nat rate ~ a charge of Y
rents nor month ard also nal5ing Al IN
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-04-20
NEURASTHEN|A
NERVE STARVATION
A Disease of the Down Henrtec-frae"
ucaI advice on what to do

MANY a man is broken down and dis
courayed without having any actual disease
in his organs and tissues he has lost his
rriu feels weak and nervous and every
fhing looks dark He il suffering from the
,,r,.af American disease Neurasth henia or
nerve. starvation. due t. oVcr-~Ork, worTy
continual hurry and nervous strain. The
Longer this continues the more certainly viii
II md in real disease of his organs. his nerves
or his mind.
Such a man should live on the simple foods
eat nlentv OF cooked fruit and green yege-
tables sleep nine hours at night II he can
an hour in the afternoon and feed his starv
INC nerves and weak. thin blood. with good
nerve and blood food. like NuXated Iron
MINATED Iron contains product brought 20
The attention Of the French Academy OF
Medicine bv the celebrated Doctor kobln
which represents the principal chemical
,-onstituent of active living nerve force II
Also contains genuine organic iron like the
ron in your blood and like the IRON In
sninach Ientiis and apples
%uYatad Iron may therefore be said 70 be a
,eai nerve and blood food since u suppnes
the principal ingredients demanded by your
nerves and blood to give you strength
energy. force and endurance II often IN
~reasGs the bodily and mental v1gor OF weak
vermont down hearted. and nervous folks
IN two weeks time. Your money VIII De re
funded BY the manufacturers II 10 does not
nroduce perfectly satisfactory results FOR
sale by all druggists
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-04-20
NEWS OF A DAY
At NEW CASTLE
Bishop Cook Guest OF Honor at
Dinner and lnterdenomina-
tionai Reception.

Special Correspondence of Every Evening
New Castle. April Ca shad dinner
was given by the members OF the Young
Mems Bible Glass taught by Mrs. l.. ~.
Eliason, in honor of Rt Rev. Philip
Cook. Bishop of the Diocese of Delaware,
and the members, Of the vcstry of the
Emmanuel Church. last evening In tho
Parish House. II was attended by 81
persons. The dinner was followed by
smoker. at which the pastors and mem
hCra of the Sunday school societies were
i'm attendance. The address Of welcome
was made by Rev. Joseph II. carp. rec
tor Of Imma nuel Church followed by
addresses by Bishop Cook Rev. George
r. street pastor of the First BAPTIST
Church. and Rev. j. n. Bicking. pastor
of the Methodist Episcopd Church.
Rishop Cook spoke on the 10Th division.
of which he WAS a member. during the
recent world war and cited various in =
stances of the work accomplished by
our American boys.
Posumastcl John +. Murphy. has
posted list Of the following unclaimed
letters in the corridor of the postoilicc
Nicola Castornni. Miss Anna Cablcr.
Nellie Defoile Miss nesaie Durant.
I.oouzo l.. Green. Mrs. Catherine Hall
Higgins. Mary ilCmplah. Mrs Harvey
l<insiow (2) Mrs. Maggie Masue. Mrs
George Mcdaniel Charles " Nichcr
son Mrs Madeline HauIick Leland
Pleas, nton. Mrs. William : Potter
charles Rhodes Mrs Levi a. Itansom
larizza Salvatsri Iacn Sarazc. Lloyd
J. Taylor T.. +. Thomas.
a card party will hc given by Mrs
J. Edward Truitt this evening at tn,
homo nf Mrs Franle Hewlett, on West
| sixth street. in plac" Of thr home ~
| Mrs Harry lIowlctt. ou tifth street. as
announced last evening Tho proc"cds
| viii H. for the hrncfit of Cstoaar Rudnoy
| Chapter order ~ the Eastern star.
| The chart Tor the rrscrviuE - tn
| tickets for the play Al Maritime Coun
| try store given by the m"uLtcrs 81
! tho senior and Junior Classes II tn
| IIgh school which will tako pIac" ~
| morrow evening in the opera Iiouse
g open At tho rhoai ntart"i af GCorg'
Tnbin & son on Delaware street
| Aficr the cntortainncnt n dancc vii
mike place III" music VIII hc furniahe
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-04-20

chased from Mrs. Woods oi Winnings
the property occupied by William Non'
on William street. consideration privsAf.
Mr.. and Mrs Lewis Gibbons OF Baiti
more are visiting his parents MT a""
Mrs. Seth Gibbons, ut st. Georges
Mrs. Ada Layton of Wilmington rs
p,,est of MIR and Mrs. George kecney at
Fort du Pont
MIR and Mrs RAYMOND Carrow enter
tanned at luncheon nj their home at ~
Georges. Yesterday. MIR and Mrs. Walter
CHM MIR. and Mrs. Lee Reynolds ana
son.
A shadow social viii he gwen 10y the
Sewing Club Mt Harmony school, near
Porter. Saturday evening, April 3D. hi
the school house.
Miss Rena Coale of Cooper Hospital
Camden, n. j., is here for week WIN
her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Edward Coale,
Yachts Lady Drake, Jasmore, ana
Santanta. from Florida to New fork'
passed out of the canal, Yesterday.
Mrs Clara Wharton of Chesapeake
CITY. Md. is here visiting her parents
Mrs Jennie Lane and children Of Chcsa-
pcake City are here for two weeks WIN
her cousin. Mrs. Harry Hall.
John I,arkrv Of the steamer Galaha
now docked in New York is here with hls
qrandparents Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Hall
for ten DAYS.
Hundreds Of dead fish are floating dead
on the upper level of the canal. beyond
St Georges lock II is believed by some
that a stlnkcn barge, loaded with pyrItc
ore poisoned the water.
William Hildcbrand fell IN hr back
ward. and fractured rib on his lett
side. DR. W w. Ellis is attending hun
MIR Marsh. who has been seriously I'll
At the home of her daughter, Mrs Georg'
Hildcbrand suffered relapse Yesterday
! hut IS recovering
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-04-20
NEWS OF THE DAY
FROM THE STATE
Two Seaford Fishermen. Ab-
sorbed in Sport. Narrowly
Escape Drowning.
CASES IN SUPREME COURT

From ever, Evenings Correspondents
Dn,er Npnl ~ The Supreme 'ourt
,.,r.,erde, heard Argument IN the case "i
thr Director General OF kallroauS W.
Glrhman Johnston and Walter nia'NS''h'
,r,.te,,. under the Will ot William 6ouv't-
Nom Ramsey deceased. beng AN appeal
frnm tho superior Court at New 'tSti
c,,,nt, on aVrlt of error llcclsIon reserved
Without rradlng the oplmon' decree
va. handed down hN the court IN the case
=, Cbatlr. \ Scully John J. @ Bricn.
llarr, uoer and Harry I RoSenhcIn
automobile Finance Co etc teing an
,,,,,,,.nl fr,in ~, dcclslon ol the Chanccllor
,n "a case brought - cancel all the com,
mon -tock of the company on the Rrouhu
at tE, rslanc, thereof WAS vold
The .Ircrc, al the Chancellor which was
m favor - the NntnmohIic FINANCE :"
"a adrmed bV the supreme '"or'
d,ctriat
- ruF COUNTY COURT
In a.. '.uri ~ eticncral Sessions YES
t.rta, \h,rt Harms col"Tcd 'udictcd i"r
I.re,u, 80 .,u automobile from frma
Gthh- and duvnR away the car "th"u,
81. r,,l...Ht I'D fhr owner was arrhghoi
.,n.t plraird not guilt,
B,rau>e 81 tho nrcc~-lt, oi three Judge@
+ D,eerretouu TODAY 10 IN arson case
#.ar i.,cc. + sitting alone ~ the hcn'
e,uf.t, court teeaN Tomorrow 'udgt
Carr,d Will - vth Judge l'ov"' mere
e.l. thr Chr' iusucc and NSsocIat'
ladr.. R1rc and llctscl viii 80 ~ the cas'
a ttt.re,taVu
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-04-20
GRANDMOTHER KNEW
There Was Nothing So Good
for Congestion and Colds
as Mustard

But the old-fashioned mustard
plaster burned and blistered while it
acted. Get the relief and help that
mustard plasters gave, without the
plaster and without the blister.
Musterole does il. II is a clean.
white ointment, made with oil of mus
sard. Il is scientifically prepared. so
that il works wonders, and yet does
not blister the tenderest skin.
Gently massage Musterole in with the
finger.tips. See how quickly it brings re-
hei-hOw speedily the pain disappears
Use Musterole for sore throat, bron-
cfitis. tonsilitis. Group, suf neck,
asthma. neuralgia, headache, conges-
ton, pieurIsy, rheumatism. iumoago'
pains and aches Of the back or joints,
sprains sore muscles. bruises, chill
blains, frosted feet, colds Of the chest
u often prevents pneumonia.
s. aud Csc jars hospital size so-Oo
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-04-20
NEWS or NEWARK

Newark April % Miss BOB Whit
tho comic opera will hc proScnt'd N ".
local Opera House. FRIDAY 'vrhinF q h'A'
week bv the clcc cluhs Of the University
of Delaware
samuel NJ Donncll who was tahcn
suddenly IN last week l~ still IN critical
condition
Ford and Pete ~tiifz Ieit toay "
motor truck for Boston from which city
thcv viii hrlng q load q furniture to
Elktou Md
WILMINGTON hremcn VIII come T.
Newark tomorrow morning " "itu'NN
tho tcst that Is to bc gwen the new St3.tz
tr,nlc combination FIRE engine Of the
Aetna Hose. Hook and Ladder Co. Ihc
tcst viii hc started at clock
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-04-20
STATE CAPITAL NOTES.

Dover. April 70 Announcements have
heen received here of the marriage at the
BellevIe-StratioTd, fhliadolphia. ApFll ~
~ Mrs LottIc Flowcr> Cough. formerly
II this town. to John II Smith Of Sculi-
VILE. \ J They Will he AZ nome A'eF
June IL
" alter |. Fox Post Amencan Legion.
gave another benefit dance 81 til' .oSA''
Armorv last night which was iarEeiy ~
tPndcd
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-04-20
HELPING THE HOSPITAL.

Milford Nprll 20 forty-one dollars
was cleared above all cxpcnscs IN ISSUING
the first number Of the Grammar School
Weekly The sccond number appeared
on Monday At The close Of the school
term. an the net receipts will hc turned
over 10 the Milford Emergency Hospital
The children nf the primary grades 81
tho Milford special district school gavc =
nlavlct in the school auditorium. FRIDAY,
night. for the benefit of the hospital and
cleared $50
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-04-20
rIsnERNEN.S CIOSK CAu.

..,t,,I \pr' "a Had not help ar
..,5.,.,.l .ftus Frank Miller and
V..f,, ulght have been
- ,,t.l. 6.l,rr ~ the NantcokC
I7... e.h vcrr running good. and
..,,,, 80 ehsnrhcd IN their
t.t ~. boat rapsi7cd throwing
s th rte I'll, uyrr - a pont where th'
tN# Z, t.Dt dccp
I..t r,e fur hciu Wcrc hoard ny
u,.It ..a b,- -.n Louis who
,.tt.tl.l. .t--i.ttr.r finally rcscuIng
IL. fn....r .tt.r ru,h tfrcuf,
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-04-20
No Trouble 10 Keep
Skin Free From Hairs
fTr,o Mndern Reauty

T1a~o ie M reesI for anv .voyn~n ~
Z erJTl tenhnce srTperHDonF hair0. f'Fa''"
With "a ste rnade ~ fniTFng ~nf0e ~"
aurrd deistrno With water = r. f'EY r.
s.st I'D ~ then The past" RI 7n'ti0d fnr
+. =, rotrvrtee thcn r7lbF,ea oN ND nc
,t.i, ebef -rbie treatment gf1t I'D no
iii, ~ nafr without leaving t.rtrivh
4,,,. arr erouL1 ~ takeo ~ src faaf yaG
-, ~.+,t a.iate,e gfx rreeh a. -var'sF
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-04-20

and several purcia-os Of machines will
be made.
Mrs. Louise Felsou Of Harrington,
who has been spending the week end
with her daughter. Miss Louise Nelson.
Latin and French teacher of the High
school. returned 20 hcr home yesterday.
In loving remembrance ~ gbrarn w
Hun who departed this life four years
ago today.
Enat eternal grant unto him. . I>ord
And let perpetual light shine upon him
May he rest in peace.
Mira Edna Bull and daughters. Adv.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-04-20
,Ro.r STORAGE HOUSE.

AMI rs Na,nr lohn Il
Hardest, and u g
l.ra m havr commenced
t largest sweet potatp
r. .a., SIS. th, peninsula
Ha.. trtng orcctcd mere on w"
E-Itr. nrrl purchased from cN-
3.. III oN and karl Thompson
r,te3 K UtU have = capaclt,
uo,ll..-L.t. II,h htaIdIug will hr 90
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Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-04-20
MarshaIiton Clvics Club.

The narahallton Civicn Club will hod
a meeting tomorrow evening ~ ~ m"
ecbooI ho,Ina. The regular bualnoes
meeting will he followed by an old tifne
entertainment ending with spelling
boe." Rnfreshments win bc a"rvcd m
Invitation ir extended n all
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1921-07-05
YOUNG REPUBLICANS REVOLT

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