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Audubon County journal. (Exira, Iowa) 1884-1993, 1921-06-02

Goldie Chase has resigned her
position in the telephone office,
quitting work Saturday night. We
have no business telling what she
intends to do. Goldie has been a
steady and faithful assistant in the
telephone office for a long time and
we would be willing to bet that
she will be just as faithful an as
slstant in but we promised
not to even hint it yet this week.
Audubon County journal. (Exira, Iowa) 1884-1993, 1921-06-02
week with their grandparents, Mr..
and Mrs. Jerry Hoover.

Bert Beers was able to return to
Des Moines Saturday, after a two
weeks illness at his home here.
He is employed as foreman of the
Ford for Hire garage in that city.
Audubon County journal. (Exira, Iowa) 1884-1993, 1921-06-02

Perry Hansen was in Extra over
Decoration Day at the home of his
sister, Anna and brother, Nels.
Audubon County journal. (Exira, Iowa) 1884-1993, 1921-06-02

Mrs. Harold Wolf and baby are
spending a few days this week
with her grand mother, Mrs. Tom
Adair, in town.
Joel Basham is in Des Moines
this week visiting his sister, Mrs.
Gertrude Foster. He went down
Friday evening.
Ed Bailey and family are NOV
ing this week to the Bennett prop
erty on North street.
Mrs. Williams went over to
Guthrie Center, Saturday, to stay
with her relative, at whose home
Charley Kommes and family were
quarantined. Mr.. and Mrs. Kom-
mes and son returned to their home
here.
The children of Mr.. and Mrs.
George K. Christensen have been
quite sick with the measles, but
are recovering now.
Kirk Knox is busy this week
painting the new bungalow recent
ly erected for P. X. Jensen.
Mrs. j. B. j. Lohner was bust
ness visitor in Audubon, Tuesday.
Frank stager and family moved
their household goods over to Anita,
yesterday, where they will reside.
They recently purchased a cafe in
that city and are enjoying good
business.
Mrs. Bert Jeffries, a daughter of
Mr.. and Mrs. Newell Jobes, was in
this city over Decoration Day, re-
turning to her home, Tuesday. She
resides at Plover, Iowa.
Mrs. Willis is enjoying a visit
from her mother, and sister, who
reside in Council Bluffs.
Mr.. and Mrs. James Larsen of
Brayton are mourning the loss of
their infant babe, who passed away
Monday. Friends extend sympa-
thy to the bereaved parents.
Mrs. Lorah Bailey and son,
Frances are in Extra, this week
visiting her sister-in-law, Mrs. VIM
Fulton and niece, Mrs. Varney.
Miss Clara Tibben quit work in
the Petersen store, Saturday night,
for three months vacation. Clara
Petersen is filling her position during
her absense.
Chris Nelson, formerly an en-
ploye in the Ford garage, went to
Des Moines, Monday, and will be
employed by the Herring Motor
Company of that city. Chris is a
good mechanic and all are wishing
him success.
An interesting meeting of the
Eastern Star Lodge was held Fri
day evening and Mr.. and Mrs.
Walter D. Potts and Miss Ava
Hansen were initiated into the or
Il
Audubon County journal. (Exira, Iowa) 1884-1993, 1921-06-02

Mrs. James Nelson and children
returned Tuesday evening to their
home in Des Moines.
Audubon County journal. (Exira, Iowa) 1884-1993, 1921-06-02

Mr.. and Mrs. George Henshaw
autoed from Des Moines to remain
over Memorial Day and decorate
the graves of their departed loved
ones.
Audubon County journal. (Exira, Iowa) 1884-1993, 1921-06-02

Kirk Knox is busy this week
painting the new bungalow recent
ly erected for P. K. Jensen.
Audubon County journal. (Exira, Iowa) 1884-1993, 1921-06-02

Mrs. Harold Wolf and baby are
spending a few days this week
with her grand mother, Mrs. Tom
Adair, in town.
Audubon County journal. (Exira, Iowa) 1884-1993, 1921-06-02

Mrs. j. B. j. Lohner was a bust
ness visitorin Audubon, Tuesday.
Audubon County journal. (Exira, Iowa) 1884-1993, 1921-06-02

Mr.. and Mrs. James Larsen of
Brayton are mourning the loss of
their infant babe, who passed away
Monday. Friends extend sympa-
thy to the bereaved parents.
Audubon County journal. (Exira, Iowa) 1884-1993, 1921-06-02

Edith and Elsie Griffin, daugh-
tiers of Mr.. and Mrs. Earl Griffin,
Of near Adair, are spending this
Audubon County journal. (Exira, Iowa) 1884-1993, 1921-06-02

Joel Basham is in Des Moines
this week visiting his sister, Mrs.
Gertrude Foster. He went down
Friday evening.
Audubon County journal. (Exira, Iowa) 1884-1993, 1921-06-02

Frank stager and family moved
their household goods over to Anita,
yesterday, where they will reside.
They recently purchased cafe in
that city and are enjoying a good
business.
Audubon County journal. (Exira, Iowa) 1884-1993, 1921-06-02

Mrs. Willis is enjoying a visit
from her mother, and sister, who
reside in Council Bluffs.
Audubon County journal. (Exira, Iowa) 1884-1993, 1921-06-02

Mrs. Bert Jeffries, a daughter of
Mr.. and Mrs. Newell Jobes, was in
this city over Decoration Day, re-
turning to her home, Tuesday. She
resides at Plover, Iowa.
Audubon County journal. (Exira, Iowa) 1884-1993, 1921-06-02

The children of Mr.. and Mrs.
George K. Christensen have been
quite sick with the measles, but
are recovering now.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-01-06
NEWS OF LAt REL.

Laurel Jan. Miss Blanche Rodney
bn Vas called here by the death "i her
mother. Mrs. William u. Rodney has
returned t. Cincinnati
William Nirga,c. cN-dcputy warden q
,or.han,c 1t Grecnhark visited m,S
brother. steven II Wngatc. oi lNur'L
yesterday
Mrs Bculah G Hastings let yeSt"r,
Ga, for Baltimore where She VII spend
tn, Writer months, ~.
Icap Stlrc. supervising agent @ tne
Delaware ,IilIsion Pennsylvania Raii-
r,ai ii Wilmington Spctt Tuesday eN'n
,rg with friends lu taWn
The local Rel Cross chapter has con-
trlhut.,I >10l to the Hoover fund ior the
suffering children 81 Europe
Tho I.adic, Aid society ot 7 fAni ;
N = Church met It the homo q MioS
Nlyitlc Carey. near lican \-l'"AdS.
r1cs.lav evening Tho g,ir~tS "crr crfcr-
ts,ncd hv music ..rsd games Roir'SA-
uent, were served at ! late hour
John W knG ila~ arrouncci ms Gan
5,da,y for the locu pn~tnaotershrr Mr.
k,rcIs AN inspector on state highway,
and has been prominent u lower Deit-
ware pollticS for several years.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-01-06

held ut tho homes of Mrs. Eugene Lewis
and Mrs. George Proud, ST.
Mrs. Louisa Rodney Holcomb, residing
on the farm on the outskirts OF the CITY,
has purchased the property tenantcd ny
Mrs. Susan J. Kee of East THIRD street
from ]. r. & l.. H. Eliason, Inc.
MIR. md Mrs. Thomas Appleby enter
tanned Yesterday MIR and Mrs. Harry Mel
willie OF North Edge Water, Ill.
Mr.. and Mrs. J Earle Bacon are spend
ing week at Chester, Pa.
James Abbott yesterday had the plas.s,r
paris cast removed from his leg and is anie
TO get about the house with the hia oi
crutches.
John Tucker. who has been su'feftR
from blood poison and gangrene oil Inc
right foot caused by an injury To zoe,
is still in serious condition.
We have just received a snpInent OF
fresh Norwegian Cod Liver oil, T.. ahal-
lenper x Son, Prescription Pharrnaoist-
Adv.
For Sale: Parlor stove, self feeder, base
burner, apply 1876 East Second st.-Adv.
LIQUID chocolate covered cherries. 47c
box. Samoset q Whitman's candies.
Prices both reduced. y. Challeng d
Son, Prescription Pharmacist. Adv
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-01-06
CUESTERTOwN AND VICINITY.

Snectal ,.orreapondo 10 Every Evening
t,heSfcrtown. Md, Jan q state Sena-
tor William L RnS~ell. president. and
NJ Wilbur Thomas. secretary. oi the
local Chautaua,Ia committee viii attend
a hanou,,t of the national otiaeials ot
Che,ifallqua to he held II Philadelphia
this month The local ronmtte" has
signed a contract for another hhutau-
qua. 10 be held the first week IN sepiem-
Der
The nastmastcrs and other officials ot
the Masonic orders OF Kent, Queen Anne,
Cecil Talbot. Caroline counties, and
rarts of Delaware were guests, tuesday
evening. Of the local order \ banquet Vas
held in the lodge room III the postofhce
building
town postofficc is critically Ill at his nome
on Queen street.
Thomas G.. Wroth and family left this
week for Atlanta, Ga. where they nave
taken apartments for the winter
hlg aufotrlck loaded With fine apples
ran of the State road into deep dlteh
- front of thc home of Mrs Marion Dck.
Smith. on Washington avenue, tuesday
| afternoon. upsetting and dumping the
! cqrgo into the ditch. The truck WAS slight
" damaged. also, the apples.
Old St Pauls Church, one OF the most
historic churches in the county, was re-
opened on sunday last. after having been
thoroughly renovated ON the interior and
naiafed inside and out New floors have
been lald. d fnc new carpet, costing 81 900.
has been laid. new pipe organ, costing
81 600. the gift of Mrs ". Tvlden Brce,
.Ir as memorial to members OF her
family. has been installed, and the IN
terror has been handsomely decorated
/ and frescoed
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-01-06
CECIL COUNTY NOTES.

Special Correspondence 10 Every Evening
Flkton. Md, Jan 6 Blanche Collins
and Sarah Cannon, colored, both of Will
minRton, were arrested yesterday, as
thev stepped from pcnnsy lvania kaii-
road train at Elkton. and lodged IN jail Tor
a hearing II is alleged the women have
been mixing frequent trips to fikton
and peddline whisky aid yin at go and
rs cents per drink When arrested each
had a quart of whisky and gin.
The Past Masters Association ot the
Masonic Order Of Cecil county have
elected +. S. Boyle Of Port Deposit, presi,,
dent. Thomas b Miller Of Elkton and
Dr { G. Laws of Chesapeake City, vice
nres;dents John T. Mohrleln of Fort
Deposit. secretary and treasurer ! nc
Past Masters Degree Team has elected
Thomas II. Miller Of Elkton. president
John IL. kimblc of Port Deposit, wee
president; Delaney Scott OF flK'oh'
secretary and treasurer
Rev Kenneth ] Foreman, pastor oi the
Presbyterian Church At hesapeake ny.
surprised his congregation q lew days
400 when no presented them his wife,
formerly Miss Susan 4. lesis The
marriage took place Christmas Day nj
Montreal. \. c, They will occupy the
manse
Mrs Emma G. Heath, wife Of Robert
G. Heath, died nj her home nj Mechanic =
Valley, yesterday, aged 81 years
Joseph Il Miller. farmer Of Union, was
taken 10 Baltimore Hospital. Yesterday
for trcatfncnt
John " McCloud. for the past few
wears r,lpcrintendcrt of the Prest-O-
late Go. s plant in Ilkton. has been trim
fcrrcd 20 the new plant at Arhutns. Md,
William Gardner of the Richmond, Nn,
plant has been transferred to flkton
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-01-06
NEWS OF MILFORD.

Milford, Jan i Evergreen Forest. 10.
50. Tall CcdarS If Lebanon. NIL hold a
regular monthly mcctlrg - Nnnory Hall.
tomorrow night az : clock \ large class
of candidates % be initiated into the
n1>Sfcrle> ~ Ccdarism , prom Scd by Pie
Grand Tall Cedar, and officers FIR the
year 1921 Will he Installed under the
direction II District Deputy Supreme
Grand Tall Cedar Walter l. Morgan of
Wilmington.
Much complain, j. being made q
several boys who arc ola enough Il know
better, who q about ringing door bells
II the different houses on West Front
street, and then disappear around the
corners The practice i very annoying
"a the residents % the section.
] Harry WilkerSon, who was severely
injured a month ago hy a fall from the
roof of he old National Hotel. has prac-
ticailv recovered and is able q hc about
Two mon were engaged IN repairing a
porch roof ~ the home ~ John llartc at
Front stree, and Trultt avenue were
slightly injured yesterday afternoon when
the roof collaTscd.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-01-06
JR. q. L. 4. NJ. OFFICE ERS.

Newark. Jan 6 The local Council
Jr q. | \ NJ has elected the following
officers Councillor. Harlan. Tweed; vice
councillor. Finest sheldon recording
secretary. ID. l. Gallagher assistant
recording secretary. John lioiicckcr I.
financial secretary, RAYMOND McNlulIcn,
treasurer Charles Colmcr conductor
u " sheppard, inside sentinel. LcroN
Campbell warden George Morrison.
outside sentinel. Clifford WootcrS, junior
past councillor. Guy I.aucr; trustee for
sly months. Frank Mote. trustee for
Is Smonth~ r ; C,allahcr chaplain. Henry
Mote representative 10 state council
Wc>iry Keith, alternate RAY mord Nc
Mullen representative - IL a.. William
Ncrrtrk
II Was decided 70 enter tho quori league
that i hcing organized among the local
lodges and there i> also talk ot 4 basket
ball team
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-01-06
GRAIN DEALER WARNS ON
"LOPSIDED" LEGISLATION

Washington. Jan q. Congreas Al tins
time is apt to sun lopslded ~ the inter
est of producers wlthou7 giving heed 10 the
eighty million people dependent on them
for food A l. Reynolds Of CraWfords-
vile, Ind told the HOUSE agriculture
Committee yesttcday opposing lcglslation
designed to put an extra tax on -pccula-
tive grain trading
That is the great danger now said
Mr.. Reynolds who de=cribed himself IS q
country grain dealef. IL IS unwiSe 10 try
aud overcome one fault by making a
greater qne All Of YOU viii wear halos
if YOU can frame Law to gel rid Of gainb-
ling without disturbing legitimate t'ailn5
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-01-06
CLOTHES CHEAPER IN SPRING.
wholesale Quotations are 20 to 25 Per
Cent Less than Last Falls.

Chicago, Jan. 5-The market for
mems spring and summer clothing was
opened IN Chicago yesterday. Manuafac-
t,irers offered suits much below spring
prices of 1920. One Of the leading fac
tors in the ready made trade quoted the
mnnufactircrs' price Of wool suits at
S25 compared 10 $40 last fall and s37 Q
year ago.
Blue serge suits arc offered at $50 com
pared 10 s47 last fall and s43 one year ago
A standard worsted suit IL now wholesaled
at s3f compared TO sf5 for spring Of 1920.
The finest worsted suits made in America
are nov offered at s53 compared 10 $50
the price last fall
Fine worHted trousers are now so com
pared to $3.50 last spring. Prices for
summer rnohairs and palm beaches range
upward from SD 50 compared TO Sl550
last year.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-01-06
REPORT BIG STEEL MERGER.
Pittsburg Hears Score of Independent
Concerns Will Combine.

Pittsburg, Jan. 5-A report in fnnncia !
and industrial circles yesterday was that
a merger Of score Of big independent
steel companies Of Pittsburg and other
concerns in the Middle States is nearing
completion by n New York banking
syndicate which is behind the movement
The report IS that negotiations are
now under way with the youngstown Sheet
and Tube Company. the Lackawanna
Steel Company and the Pittsburg Steel
Company, while eight other smaller stee ]
concerns IN the Pittshmg district have
already acqulesccd IN the plan.
The head of one Of the largest stec
COMPANIES mo district to-day said he
believed the reports were well authenti-
Gated and that It would be a good thing
for the lndustry
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-01-06
OLD. But IN GOOD HEALIH.

Newark, Jan. 6-Mrs Agnes Miller
was gwen an agreeable surprise at her
home on Delaware avenue. Tuesday, the
occasion being the Slst anniversary of her
birthday. During the afternoon and even
ing nearly a hundred friends called at the
Miller home 10 offer congratulations and
wish her happy returns of the day. he
surprise was arranged by MIS-. NilIirr ;
son and daughtcr-ln-law Mr.. and Mrs.
John Miller
Although past the four score mark Mrs
Miller would still be an active woman but
for the handcap Of having lest her sight
in recent wears. She has remarkable
memory and probably knows more ac-
curatclv the carly history of Newark and
IT'S people than any other resident cf the
town
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-01-06
, DRIVE FOR MEMBERS.

Dover. Jan. 6.-Thc first meeting OF the
nov, executive committee OF the farh
H,rcau of the state met here yesteoaN
aud had with them the various coiiilunity
leaders for mapping ont Pi,'ilS ,"I llo
membership drive. which begins '"il'l'lN
l.. and III which Kent county VIII t'NF an
..rtivc part tIr Heaton oi the AineIlr;'. ~ ;l.
Federation Of Farm bureaus VIII aNSiN'
va. ~. ,.,,,,,,,,,it,. foam will furnish
-..t;a,, for the drives and reports
viii bc made each day o' the rGNu.'N
y Y Cosdcn oi Dover has been Seir''t''
..,,,,or,.r ~ the membership drive
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-01-06
NEWS OF NEW ARK.

Newark. Jan. Mrs II / Boyer Of
SMYRNA. president OF The State Federation
on the duties and responsibility Of citizen
ship Mrs lima j Perkins, State director
OF child Welfare, and Miss Marie Lock
wood also made addresses
Town Council mas passed a. ordnance
incrcsiug the water tah rate, to cover the
cos Of pIant extension and maintcnaEce.
Miss Anna Ash of Iron IiiIl and J.
Ralph Riley son Of Mr. and Mrs Thomas
Riley were married several DAYS ago IN
Detroit Michigan, where Mr. Riley Is
employed.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-01-06
pRAYs 81 DAYS FOR HUSBAND.
Wife Wanted 10 Give Everything 10
Church He Says.

Danville, H., Jan 5.--Sadie r Harnng-
ton, wife II Ernest $. Harrington, a
business man. has not tasted fgrd far
thirty-seven days because che believe
that her fasting and praying will save her
husband, who refused 90 JON actively %
Church work.
"Shc wants me ~ pray and shout
and get ont on the street and preach
and give everything J have 70 the work oi
the church" the husband said don Z
believe in that sort of religion n she va nt-
10 live she can live, IL she wants ~ do She
can die. I've done All ] could Tor her.
Mrs Harrington claims - be q minister
Of the Church of God II did MT know ]
would have to fast 80 long she said
'hit God has gwen mo strength and
courage. and | will continue Tasting mt
He grants nv prayer"
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-01-06
NEWS OF A DAY
FROM THE STATE
State Farm Bureau Committee
Preparing for an Active Mem
bership Drive.
THIEF "SALTED" HIS MEAT
Dover Citizens to Hold Meeting
for Nomination of Ticket Tor
Election Next Monday

From Every Evenings Correspondents
Dover Jan. "a citizens meeting
,;iI bc held AT the Robbins hose house,
,',,,,orro,, evening to nominate ticket
- it.c, hc yoted for at the annual town election
nm Monday next. The terms OF Mayor
Mage and Councilman ]. \. Downess'
" p Forkum. j. w Caulk and l.. ).
Haves expire. 4 candidate for assessor
iANVs i ,,.,Il br named at tomorrow night 5
'"'E.',''N ,.,d that none of the outgoing
u ~ Council are candidates for
lll''i'''c .I.".;,, bnt because of the excellent
Ie-''ei - r,' ,,,adc bv Town Council for the
I''"'u ''',.' o;cbt wears. there is>l feeling
.s tIs, fnr tbc hubble good they should be
- t,i,cj IN office
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-01-06
BURGLAR SCARED AWAY.

Lowcs, Jan. 6.-Whlc alone in her
bungalow home in Lcwcs, Monday night
about 10 80 o'clock, Mrs Gus Atkins was
startled by strange noise ut intervals,
and upon investigating found a man try
ing To raise the bedroom window.
She called MIR Ira Hazard, n neighbor,
but the burglar had disappeared when
Mr.. Hazard arrived.
Mrs. Atkins saw the man rs he left the
window, hut not clearly enough to know
if he was u white man or n Negro.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-01-06
THIEF "SALTED" HIS MEAL

Laurel Jan. 6 Several shoulders and
sides Of fresh meat were stolen from the
meat house of TwIilcv Shields, While hc
was away from home t. get salt Tor saving
the meat
..i,,,,l..,,,,o 49, tbeit was arrested bv
OHcer Hanson Gibson. yesterday ana
n,soe1 in tho town lookup. t. await
beq-,rr before Magistrate Hcarn.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-01-06
THEATRE PARTY.

Lewes, Jan. 6.--The dinner given at
the home of Pilot and Mrs. Thomas
Marshall in honor of their niece, Miss
Ethel Dudd Martin, Tuesday evening,
was followed 10y theatre party ut the
Lewes Auditorium.
Those composing the party were: Miss
Martin, Mis- Theodosia Marshall, Miss
Margaret Marshall MIR, and Mrs. Robert
Walton, Edwin Marshall, Harold Hooker
md William Unckcr
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-01-06
NEWS OF SEAFORD.

Sosiord Jan G.-Willsam a Fill sea
fori ucv Sdealer. who was operated on
!, c.ntl At The Cambridge. Md. hospital
ior appendic,rie returned % his home here
rms week He l. mucn improved, but not
ahlc % hc out
Miss Laura Richards d Georgetown i
here Tor several DAYS with Mis- Marion
Callava,. West Seaford
Mr. An ic i. Elliott attended the
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-01-06
GOLDEN WEDDING.

Milford. Jan 6 Mr. and Mrs William
George Bennett celebrated heir golden
wedding anniversary. Monday night at
the home Of their son. George r Bennett.
near Pine Grove \ purse Of $50 - gold.
a gift from their chlid,en was presented
- their
Mr. a.d Mrs Thomas " Prettylnan
cclebrated the 35th anniversary of their
weddu ., their u me on Marshall street
south Milford ~urdal night
Charles + Wells Il Iewe> and Mss
Alva N. Hickman # Dapsboro were
united In marriage Christmas night at
the residence II Im'y Abbott, on Wash-
ing-ou street hy Re, Henry L Burste:u.
pastor If FIRST Presbyterian Church of
N.}fold
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-01-06
OUICKl STOP
INDIGESTION>
Pain IN Stomach, Soufness,
Gases and bc.dity relieved
with "Pape's Diapepsin'

Your upset stomach $50 ffel hre'
waiting When voflf meals don ~ nN
YOU feel unoouiorf1hIr when Yll Nt
gnseH, acids or raier vT lfdir '.I
food When you iccl umps a i1fIN '..
pain hcarfbIrn w head r.HrI lfn
acidity. Just ca' isbirt a lnrm.r
reliable Papo Dnurp.n nod fff f.r
disircaF ia gpfr.
Millions 70 people rrDU fhr msgr
pnpcs Dnprpfln as tn frinCd IIf
know that mfff ,1dlFrtfilr ard It
ordered stomach ar irDm ardfl r
relief comes qIrk.y 90 tIrppn
and thr efet r. s1 .ff'f for Pare J
fspaIn hr'pe rrgilHfr 1Ir riDfrarf
you can raf fasYrfn .G"l ff.nuf
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-01-06
PLEASING BRIDGE P RTf.

SestorJ Ian. 6.-Qne Of the most en-
io,-ahle social events Of II New Year
TOOL place SATURDAY night Al the hunga-
low ~ NIrs. Monroe H. Adams, Al the
foo1 NJ Cannon street. when She and Mrs
Issdore S1ephanv entertained about 80
f-Icnds A. hridCc Miss IIda kay and
Mr.. SaIhc Wright carried of first and
second prizes whlt the consolation went
"a ri Alaudc Dorsey
" II O'Clock supper was served IN
courses. consisting grape fruit, turkey.
o-e.rberrics. rcIar cherries, iruit >alad.
ttft.ce. hlsoat> coffee nuts Ialnt~
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-01-06
STOLE 81 YEARS AGO: SORRY.
Horse Thief Returns s135 Conscience
Money

Raleigh y G. Jan Ga panR of
conscience. moro than hplf century
overdue. has nettcd W G. Nanny. %
Rutherford county Sl35
4 letter. registered from Tennessee,
contained the money and the statement
that the repentant horse thicf who sent
il had sold horse stolen from Nanny's
father n-law IN 1869 for the amount
transmitted
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-01-06
MuLERs SUPPORT FARMERS.
Assert Higher Ocean Rates on Grain
Would Mean losses.

Washington. Jan. 5.-IIcavy losses ~
American farmers would result from any
Increase in -four export rates, represepta-
tiyes of milling interests asserted yester-
day at the Shipping Board hearing on
readItIstment Of ocean rates on gram AMI
grain products
spokesmcn FOR the millers favored
parity on wheat and -four rates, but
urged there be no increase in the existing
differential Of five cents hundred pounds
in favor of -four Before theestablish-
ment Of the present diferer tial, a. T..
Goctzmann of the Millers' National
Federation, told the board more than
1915 ,OpO. 900 was Iost 10 American farmers
through tho preferential shipments n
trbeat
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-01-06
CUB ELECTS OFFICERS.

~.aso-d Ia 6-Tho Crescent Club,
III night. elected the following officers
Dr. Harrison VI AIanmn President;
I.ace7 l.. Hardest. vicc-prc. ldent: Ashby
l.. Shiplcv. financial secretary. Twltord
II. Morris. recording secretary; Dr
homes Co-tlnCham. treasurer. VII
lam X Morgan. fIarrE G Darbec. DR..
r. VI kaufman. Lacey l. HaTdcstr and
DR. harrison NJ Manning board Of
,..-..-lrtL.-r.