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The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1921-03-07

The stale legislature at the coming session will
sum for Florida Memorial on the circle devoted
to this state at the Vicksburs National Military
Park. to commemorate the vaIor of the Florida
soldiers in the campaign for the defense of Vicks-
burg in tho Civil War. The bust Of one Florida
soldier. Major General w. w. Loring. is already
there, having been placed in the park by the war
department, at the expense of the park commits
sion. 1t is one of the last chances which will be
afforded to pay tribute to the memory of Flor
idas membership in the most heroic army in the
world, and the state can well afford 10 be gen
crous.
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1921-03-07

Matters of Importance for discussion and to be
taken into the state legislature will come up for
discussion at the meeting of the Florida Automo-
bile Association at Cocoa Tuesday and Wednes-
day of next week. The Cocoa Chamber of Com
merce has arranged for the entertainment of the
members, and promises fine social entertainment.
Members are expected to be in Cocoa and register
by 9 o'clock Tuesday. at which time badge but
tons will be supplied. The Automobile Associa-
tion is also prepared to supply banners for cars.
bearing the inscription, ''On our way to Cocoa.
18th Annual Convention. Florida State Automobile
Association. These cost so cents and can be
secured at Association Headquarters The I'M
portance of this meeting makes it desirable that
all members attend
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1921-03-07

The Lakeland Telegram thinks the legislature
may decide it viii be better to wait till the state
gets its growth, and then FIX up an apportionment
that will stick" How long after it gets its
growth" before it will be dead a-T ampa Tribune
That's the point exactly. We ought to have a
rcapportonment which would provide equal rep
iescnIaton as the state now stands and consti-
'ulicna provision authorizing future legislatures 10
shift The appoiGonment 10 conform TO ne growth
Of Florida
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1921-03-07
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The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1921-03-07

Nowadays il is hard 10 find a man Who will
moi admit, in one dialect or another. that he is
Hooper cent American.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-08-10
NEWS OF sEAFoRD.

Seaford, Aug. to.--Misses Mildred
and Sylvia Burtelle are spending a
month at Westmont. n. ].
Miss Jennie Elliott is visiting friends
in Philadelphia.
Mrs. Frank James of Cleveland
Ohio, arrived here yesterday from a
visit with her mother, Mrs. Frank
o'bier.
Eugene Parks and Miss Hulda Twin
ing of Willow Grove, Pa, are visiting
Mrs. Martha DuTrainoi.
Mrs. Walter Bailey of Columbia. S
c.. is here with her mother. Mrs. Hat
tie ID. Coulbourn.
Miss Anne NanSant of Millington,
Md. is here visiting her school friend,
Miss Katherine Stevens.
Mrs. +. NJ. Carpenter OF PhiladeI-
phia is here visiting her parents. MIR.
and Mrs. Robert C. Trice.
Mrs. Harry A. Merchant and Mrs.
]. Max Layton and daughter. Hannah.
of Norfolk. Va, arc visiting Mrs. lay
toms parents, Mr., and Mrs. j. h. lay
ton. at Blades.
Mrs. Addie Deats Of Detroit, Mich,
arrived here this week for visit with
her brother, ID. Edward Purse.
Mrs. II. NJ. Manning is visiting with
Mayor and Mrs. John II. Eskridge at
Rehoboth Beach.
Mrs. William Koenig of farksley,
Oregon. is a guest OF Mrs. Everett L.
Wnlin.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-08-10
NEWS OF The DAY
At NEW CASTLE
Large Swimming Pool TO be
Constructed at Deemer Me-
mortal Park.

special Correspondence Every Evening
New Castle, Aug. 10r-The FIRE com
pany yesterday pumped tho pond on
the Kate Ford Deemer Memorial
Park dry in preparation for convert
ing II into a swimming pool. The
pond Will be s. feet IN diameter and
deepcned to eight feet IN the center.
sloping mp 70 the sides 70 -four feet. n
car load Of gravel has been ordered,
which will be placed in the pool. a
large number Of tho children were
busy in securing gold fish and carp
after tho engine finished tho work
yesterday.
yrhe members 0f st. AIMS Guild Of
Emmanuel Episcopal Church are MAX
ing preparation for a beach party to
bs held this evening at Hopkins
Beach.
George williams and Asa Smith yes
terday caught roe sturgeon, which
netted 1892. The fish vas disposed o.
TO New Jersey parties.
Yesterday work began under the d.
reotion Of tho street committee Of City
Council in constructing culvert at
the foot Of Harmony street and the
Strand.
A number Of boys and young men
have secured york at John A. Chandler
Camp IN marking and scoring of tar
gets during the target practice. The
persons employed are Douglas Proud,
Oscar Hardy, Brokaw sentman. ".
Earle Weggenmann, James McDevitt,
George Kern, Samuel McKnitt, Her
bert Hanf, James White. Charles Can
non, Charles ingram, Harry Gallagher
and Frank Farmer.
This evening the Union a. a. base
ball team OF Wilmington viii play
the New Castle Athletic Association
team at Battery Park.
Tomorrow a number Of the local
grocers will attend the Wilmington
grocers' excursion to Atlantic City. s
Elizabeth Clayton, daughter Of Mr..
and Mrs. John II. n. Clayton of East
Fourth street, yesterday fell over n
tree stump near her home and sprain-
ed her arm. Attention was given by
DR.. Julius Dodd.
Yesterday afternoon on the tennis
court Of the American Manganese
steel Co. John Leach and J. Ralph
watts defeated Oscar Knauss and
John Wallace by the scores Of S to .
and 70 Z.
Five bids have been secured BY the
members Of the Board of Education
for painting the interior and exterior
OF the three school buildings. No
awards have yet been made, however.
. John Lester OF Hare's Corner is
suffering from tAcod poisoning Of the
left hand, causef by running a rusty
nail in the hand while at work on
his farm.
The members Of the Water & Light
Commission began yesterday to trim
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-08-10
NEWS OF 4 DAY
FROM THE STATE
Sussex Melon Growers Have
Prospects Of Good Profits
From This Years Crops.
CArTLE-jUDGiNG CONTEST

From Every Evenings Correspondents
Newark. Aug. l0.--R. Q. Bausman,
agricultural agent for New Castle
county is working over time getting
into shape the boys dairy cattle-Judg-
IN L team of New Castle county. pre-
paratory to the judging contest to be
held at the State Fair. Each county
of the state will send two teams to
enter the contest. and the team winning
FIRST honors VIII represent Delaware
AT the Eastern States Exposition al
Springfield, Mass.
Ernest Milliken of Porter's. Robert
Jaauette of Newark. Leroy Davis OF
cooch. Irwin Armstrong and Lester
Eurge of Middletown. and GORDON
Armstrong of Macdonough. constitute
The two teams from New Castle coun-
".
The team under MIR. Bausman's di-
rection has taken several trips in this
state and Pennsylvania. judging class
rs OF cows on several of the better
farms. Today the team Is on an auto
tour through upper Delaware ana
pennsvlvania. Judging cattle at the
Ereidabiik farms. near Wiiminstoh'
winterrhur farms at Winterthur, !,
Haskell farms at Cossart, Pa, and
Blue Ball farms at Blue Ball.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-08-10
DELAWARE CITY NEWS.

Delaware City, Aug. 10. Mrs Helen
Wilder, curse at Mercy Hospital
Baltimore, is here visiting her aunt, Mrs
William Ilagan.
Mrs. Edward Revbold and Mrs. Agnes
Reybold are spending week at Better
ton.
Captain Doctor 1eneh of Fort du
Pont has received orders transferring
him TO Fort Hancock and will leave.
accompanied by his family next Satur-
day.
Mrs. Daniel Donnelly and Mrs. Cath
arine Cunning of Philadelphia are guests
Of Mrs. William O'Neill
Mrs. John Yearsley of Port Penn is
spending week with Mrs. Richard
Salisbury at Trappe, Md.
Mrs. Frank Yearsley and daughter,
Pauline, of Port Penn are visiting rela-
tivcs in New jersey.
Mrs. Samuel Austin is i'll at her home,
near mere.
Mrs. Amy sheldon and Miss Bessie
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-08-10
BRIDGEyILI.E NEWS.

Bridgeville. Aug. l0.--A supply OF
building materials for the Georgetown-
Bridgevlle road has arrived and the
contractors for hauling the materials
have resumed work In fun force
Miss Catherine Wiley assistant
postmistress. is spending u few weeks
vacation in Washington. ID. G.. a guest
of Miss Mira Layton.
Mrs. Charles Brown. who recently
had two serious operations at the Cam
bridge, Md. hospital. has returned
homo much improved.
Mr.. and Mrs. William II. Quillen
and sons, Randolph and Martin. left
last night for the Catskill Mountains.
where they will spend a few weeks'
as guests of David Robinson, unclefof
Mrs. Quillen.
The contractors are In town prepar-
ing TO start work on the continuation
Of the Bridgeville- Greenwood State
highway. This road VIII be built
across the Rickard farm and win con-
tinue to or near the town limits.
Miss Mabel Tebo of Dover spent the
Weekend here, guest of Miss Ann
Cahall.
Mr.. and Mrs. Daniel II. Nelson and
daughter. Ileane. spent the Weekend
at lsehohoth Beach,
Miss Lizzie Kinder IL spending the
week at Concord Camp meeting. a
guest of Miss Mary Kinder
Elmer Wiley rural mail carrier
is confined TO his home, suffering with
George Wooten has sold his farm
near town and will move TO Seaford
the first Of the year.
Mrs. Horace Sudler and daughters.
Maude and Lillian, have gone to Re-
hoboth Beach where they will spend
week.
Mrs. Harry w. Niyen. who has been
confined TO her home for some time
is now in critical condition.
Evening services I'm Union NJ r..
Church have been discontinued during
August
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-08-10

trees on Fourth street in pref,brasion
for installation " the proyns<d new
electric wiring.
My. and Mrs. John a. IDckerman ~
Wilmington are spending several days
as guests ~ Mr.. and NrS. WiIIiarn w.
Leach.
Miss Nay F'ehl of the Strand ~
spending several days az guest II
relatives snd friends IN Wilmington.
cbarleg ard Lawrence Milton Of
Frankford. who had been spending
several days az guests of 1r. and Mrs.
John -. ManIove, have returned horne.
Nrs. ~. Doyle ~ Wilmington is
spending several days a. the guest II
Mr.. and Mrg. Albert Press.
Bufort r. Lunt and Max MargoIin
last evening returned from d fvc-oay
automobile tour through Pennsyi-
yania New York and New Jersey,
Archie IAnk and Harry Wallsce
left yesterday FOR weeks automobile
tour in various parts of Delaware.
Miss Florence Schrack ~ coagerllld.
Pa, and Miss Agnes Frazer of newark
spent yesterday as guests of Mr.. ant
Mrs. James +. Biggs.
Apartments for rent n mo T<yuisol
Apply 70 John Ries. the premises
Adv.
Auto repairing. we specialize on
Fords. Wiibert Meredith. w. 3 st.--Ady.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-08-10
LEwEs NOTES.

I,ewes, Aug. lO.-During tho absence
of Captain w +. Tunnel Of the Coas
Guards, Captain Irving Sterile and
Jack Beach will take charge OF the busi-
ness.
Ira Magee went to Philadelphis and
brought down The motor-boat Iatona
which Howard NJ. Long has secured for
pleasure trips on Lewes canal.
4 very neat tomb stone has been
erected in the Presbyterian grave yard
over the remains Of the late Colonel
Robert Arnel by his executors
Mr.. and Mrs. David Conwell, Mrs.
Ella Magee, Mrs. William Conwell,
Clark Conwel1, Frances Conwell. Isabel
Conwefl, Billy Conwell and Robert
Magee motored from Milton, Sunday
and spent the afternoon with Mrs
A. G. Raught and son, Roland Raught
in Loves
Mrs. Margaret shearer Of Philadel.
phia is a guest Of her sister, Mrs. Mar
shall Bertrand.
Mr.. and Mrs, yirden Burton and
children of Wilmington spent the week
end with Mrs. Burton's mother Mrs
Ida Morris. in Lewes.
Captain Thomas Joseph OF the buoy
boat was q town visitor while his boat
was at the Delaware Breakwafer,
visiting bis sister, Miss Laura Joseph.
Mr. and Mrs. Howard VI. Long enter.
tanned a few friends pt bridge in honor
of Consul G.. s. Messersmith and Mrs
Messersmifh on Monday evening at the
Virginia cottage.
Captain Robert Hunter Orr Of the
Philadelphia II. s. Marine Home i
spending few days with his family at
their cottage on Lewes Beach.
Contractor Joseph Ii. Virden is build
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-08-10

Girls, under the xuartiianship OF Miss
Mary s. Banta. took a hike to Tuxedo
Park and had frankfurter and corn
roast. on Saturday. This was the last
meeting until falls Those attending
we're Miss Banta. Miss Florence Smed-
ley Miss Mildred Ecfor and Miss
Frances Smedley.
Misses Elsie and Margaret Wilde arc
visiting relatives at Milton.
MIR. and Mrs. Robert Gem were
gAests of Mr.. and Mrs. Gem on Gear
land avenue, Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Cantwell motors
cd down from Noristown. N. j.. to
spend the week lend with their parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Cantwell.
Mrs Norris and Mrs. Blanchfield
were guests of Mrs. Wilmington, sun
day.
Miss Guther of Philadelphia spent
Sunday with Mr.. and Mrs. Dysley of
Cleveland avenue.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Binder and
son, Edgar. are visiting relatives In
Honeybroos. Pa.
Mrs. James Wilson and daughters
Af1tnefiDt, MAI Eaitt aitd thA's VII
leave on Saturday for a three-wecl>s'
visit to Ridgley Md.
Mrs. Grant Ritchie and son, John
were guests of Mrs. George Whit
tington, Sunday.
Edward Silitoe. who has been suf-
fering from q fractured ankle for two
years. is still under the doctors care.
Elsmere Christian Endeavor So-
eiety will hold business meeting this
evening at the home of Miss Louise
Dryden.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-08-10
MILFORD NOTES.

Milford. Aug. fo.-C. Armel Nutter
and a committee of helpers repre-
senting Avenue NJ. +. Church will
make a religious survey of the town.
Mr. and Mrs. Benjamin. V. Clark
and Mrs. Joseph S. Clark of Whining
ton We're weekend guests of MIR. and
Mrs. Harry NJ. Deputy.
Misses Thelma and Nedra Gooden OF
Henderson. Md. are spending their
vacation here with their aunt, Mrs.
Wallace F. McFaul.
The following teachers have returned
from the Summer School at Delaware
University: Mrs. Robert Pierce. Mrs.
Arthur Russell, Miss May Watson.
Miss Cora ID. Sipple. Miss Lulu NJ.
Ross.
Mrs. Roy Cannon's mother, Mrs. NJ.
G. Reynolds. is spending some time
with her.
Mrs. Anna Twigg and daughter.
Mrs, y. Allen. are visiting relatives
IN Milford
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-08-10
GEoRGETOwN CHAUTAUQuA.

Georgetown. Aug. 1o-The Swarth-
more 'Chautauqua Association VIII
visit GeorEStown. this year, fer the
tenth time, commencing on Wednes-
day. August 81 and continuing hve
days.
The first Circuit Chautauapa in the
east opened at Chestertown. Md. on
June 10. 1919. In 1912 the Swarthmore
Chautauquas included Al member
towns. This year they include about
500 member-towns. Ten years ago the
membcr-towns were from four States
PENNSYLVANIA, Maryland, New Jersey
and Delawarc-all within $50 miles Of
Swarthmore. The membership now in
cludes towns from IA States and three
Provinces. extending along the Atlan-
tic Coast from Charlottetown, Prince
Edward Island. to Southport, n. c.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-08-10
cHEsTERTowx AND VICINITY.

Special Correspondence Every Evening
chestertown, Md. Aug. 10.--A
PARTY of fye gentlemen went over 70
gowers' Beach. Monday To try the
trout fishlng. They returned with IS
fine trout and hardheads. some Of
which weighed three pounds each.
Those in the party were Richards II.
Collins. Or. J. S. william Jones,
Claude II Trusiow. J. Hyde Thomp-
son. and Thomas ID. Bowers.
The Chestertown baseball team has
disbanded for lack OF funds with
which 70 run the team. II required
lbout s40o a week to finance the base
baU team here. which proved an ex-
pensive business.
Fishing with hook and line at night
On Swan Point bar Off Rock Hall. Is
the finest ever known in that section.
Last Friday morning from 70 Q
o'clock a party Of gentlemen from
Baltimore, in Capt. Spencer Urie's
boat. caught SIS fine rock, some OF
which weighed six and seven pounds
each while other boats did equally as
well.
Bids for carrying the mail from
Eikton to Easton by motor truck
closed Monday night, and they were
forwarded to Washington. for consid-
sration.
The first home grown peaches were
received in Ghestertown markets last
Friday and cold for sI.75 cents per
basket. The fruit was grown near
Easton, and was OF the Elberta va
riety.
Pheasant eggs sent into Queen Anne
county recently by State Game War
den r. Lee LeCompe hatched wen.
but the young birds soon died and
the experiment proved a failure. The
eggs were from the Mexican phea-
SAINT. which has not yet become ac-
cnstomed 70 this climate.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-08-10
TO HEAR SOLDIERS CLAIMS.

Dover, Augs fo-A meeting was
held here. yesterday. at American
Legion headquarters. by field repre-
sentatives and vocational training de-
partments under the auspices of the
Bureau of War Risk Insurance, to
arrange for big meeting to be held
here on Saturday.
At this meeting former service men
in Kent county who may have any
grievance as to claims. etc, will be
heard and all claims adjusted at once.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-08-10
AGED DOVER LADY DIES.

Dover, Aug. I0.--Mrs. Anna S. Bur
on. widow of John u. Burton, OF this
own, died at her residence in Brad
ford street, yesterday. after an illness
Of many weeks. She was 81 years of
age last February and had been in
good health until several months ago.
when she sustained fall from which
she never fully recovered.
Mrs. Burton was the daughter of the
late Robert Jump of this town. and
Is survived by one daughter, Mrs.
AARON Marshall. two sons. Robert and
Jesse s Burton. the former a resident
If Philadelphia and the latter paying
seller at the Farmers Bank here for
many years. Funeral services will be
acid Friday afternoon; interment at
Lakeside cemetery.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-08-10
TRAFFIC IN THE CANAL.

Delaware City, Aug 10. The follow
ing traffic passed through the Chcsa-
pcake md Delaware canal, yesterday
Powcrboats l.. T.. Yates, Willi1m
Holland, Jr., and G. Kens all loaded
with tomatoes, from New Jersey TO Bal
timore; powerboats sandsnipc and Ram
bier, light, from Baltimore to New Jer-
sey; freight boat Sommers, loaded with
automobiles, from Philadelphia TO Bal
timore; schooner Thomas B. Taylor.
loaded with lumber; from Virginia To
Philadelphia; tug Sam Waller, from
Baltimore to Liston Range; yacht I.ti
Lu III, from PHILADELPHIA TO Bettertoa;
yacht E,auntless, from Betterton to
Atlantic City, ". j.; yacht Sen Wolf
from Chesapeake bay TO Atlantic City:
launch Don't Worry, from Lorpwuod
Grove 10 Philadelphia
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-08-10

PRODUCE PRICES At LEwES.

Irwes, Aug. lO.--Cnntaloupes sre
getting plentiful. The price has declined
from 81 per basket 10 rs cents.
Eggs are still scarce, selling now at
SO cents per dozen.
Young chickens are now held at 80
cents per pound and old fowl at 30
cents.
Waterrnclons arc selling as high rs 50
cents per melon at Lewes, and even
higher nj Rehoboth Beach
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-08-10

Irons arc spending wrek as guess Of
Mn. Da II ut Baltimore.
Mrs. Charles Ferris and daughter,
Mis-. Margaret Of Philadelphia arr visit
ing her sister, Mrs. William Janvicr, of
st. Georges
II. p. Scott and n party Of friends had
AN enjoyable fishing trip down the bay,
on his yacht Countess yesterday, catch
ing many trout and cronkcrs
William A. Davidson who has beep
seriously i'll at his home, on Hamilton
street, fof several weeks, was taken TO
Delaware Hospital, Wilmington, yes
terday
Miss Emily Janvier, n nurse at thr
Orthopacdis Hospital, Philadelphia, is
spending threc-wccks' vacation with
her parents. Mr.. and Mrs William
Janvirr, OF st. Georges
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-08-10
DEATH OF EDWARD WHITE.

Dover, Aug. Edward White,
aged 81 years, a former resident of
Dover. died at his home near Pear
sons Corner. saturday Funeral SER
vices were held this afternoon from
his home: interment at Lakeside
cemetery.
Mr.. White was member of the
Ancient Order United Workmen and
also of Central Lodge. No. 10. X. of p,
of this town, the latter. order having
charge of the burial services at the
grave.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-08-10

Dover special school district at . per
cent on the 800 OF assessment. to
raise an additional u, 900 for Dover
public library.
The clerk of the court wns ordered
to communicates with the New Castle
County Levy Court. relative to the
Alley Mills bridge on the line between
Kent and New Castle counties. about
"A new leaf needed on the bridge. which
II was estimated would cost about 5000.
The court ordered the county engi-
neer to place a new leaf on the Rose
Valley bridge. near Rose Valley school
house, in West Dover hundred
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-08-10
GUESTS At ST. GEORGES.

st. Georges, Aug. 10 Miss Ida
Wright entertained over the weekend
the following guests: Mr.. and Mrs.
Herbert Hopkins, Mr.. and Mrs. Harry
Hopkins and little daughter, Margaret,
Of Wilmington, Miss Edith Wright Of
Port Penn, and Mr.. and Mrs. Howard
Vincent and daughters, Ethel and Alice
Of Elkton, Md.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-08-10
GOOD MELON PROSPECTS.

Seaford. Aug. 10.--Growers and
brokers' here are predicting a long
drawn out season in both watermelons
and cantaloupes. The price. yester-
day, advanced to sI.75 per carrier on
cantaloupes for first-class stock.
Growers reported that their earlier
varieties were dwindling, and som,
will stop picking this week, but th,
later varieties have begun TO come in
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-08-10
HELD on BURGLAR CHARGE.

Georgetown, Aug.10.-Three Negroes
William Laws, Edward Ingram and
Arthur ettyjohn-residing here, We're
arrested and arraigned before Justice
OF the Peace L. w. Ryon. Monday
night. in connection with the robbery
of the office OF the Georgetown Ice
Co. early Sunday morning
Laws and Ingram, in default of
$500 bail We're committed to the Sus
sex county Jail for the October term
of court. Pettyjohn also was held in
$500 bail but obtained surety.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-08-10
KENT LEVY COURT.

Dover. Aug. 10.-Kent County Levy
Court. yesterday. received commune
cation from the contractors who re-
modelled the Kent county court house,
relative to making repairs in the
building where the plasterlng had
fallen off
The court fixed the tax rate for
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-08-10
FEAR TROUBLE FROM STILL.

Georgetown, Aug. l0.-Because OF
the rowdyism at some OF the camp
meetings in this county, caused by
ever-indulgence in what is known as
"cornstack buck" officers have been
asked by some of the officials Of
Carey's Camp TO be in attendance a
part Of the session.
IL is claimed an Illicit still is located
In that section and trouble is feared.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-08-10

and by next week they are expected
to be on In large quantities.
There is a large acreage and tho
farmers expect 10 realize good
seasons work on both cantaloupes and
watermelons
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-08-10

ing 4 six-room and bath bungalow for
Edward g. Burton Of Chester, Pa,
which the Burtons expect To occupy
with their children and grandchildren
durinr September.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-08-10
SALE OF DOVER PROPERTY.

Dover, Aux. TO- AT public sale
here yesterday OF the double dwelling
on South State street, the property of
the late Mrs .Thilson. James M. Sat
terfield. attorney. purchased 1t for
client. Consideration, 1890.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-08-10

Before you buy a used car. read the
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