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The Winslow mail., 1921-05-20
WORLDS BIGGEST DAM

The construction of the Boulder
Canyon dam and reservoir and stor-
age basin is feasible in it's entirety
and can be done at a cost of ap-
proximately $540O0,000, says Arthur
p Davis, Director General of the
United States Reclamation Service.
The only aspect of the project that
may prove a deterrent factor, would
be the failure of American interests
involved to obtain the sanction and
cooperation of the Mexican govern
ment, he believes.
While opposition to Southern Cal
ifornia's plan for the project un
doubtedly will be met with from
various interests in the seven Amer
lean States and in Mexico. Mr.. Dav
is said he believed that every feat
ure could be satisfactorily arranged
with a minimum of friction.
Owners of Mexican lands which
will be vitaIly affected by the pro
iect have signifed their willingness
to pay a just pro rata of the cost
Mr.. Davis SAID, and it is his opinion
that costs of the dam construction
should be assessed as follows: Pow
er interests, 70 per cent; flood pro
lection, is per cent; irrigation in
terests, Is per cent. In explanation
Of the method of arriving at this
decision he said, the cost probably
would be assessed in relation to the
benefits derived in each case, and
such an apportionment would be
approximate ratio. although it was
nothing more than a personal esti-
mate.
Many phases of the Boulder Can
yon investigation were explained by
Mr.. Davis and as he outlined the
project to provide food protection,
irrigation water storage, and power
development, the plan assumed i'm
lnense proportions.
Borings in the Colorado river
channel have shown that in numer-
Gus places the bed rock strata is
sufficiently strong to support the
great weight OF the immense dam
which will be necessary, but in the
side drifts the rock ran out at a
depth of 200 feet necessitating re-
newed efforts on the lodges, but the
engineers are confident of the de-
sired results being obtained
Because Of the great task that
will be faced in construction of the
big dam, Mr.. Davis said that it pro
badly would be necessary to install
the superstructure during the low
water period, the river flow being
diverted through tunnels around the
side Of the dam site and the work
abandoned and the water allowed
to flow over it during the flood per-
iod. His opinion is that such a
plan would be less expensive and
easier of accomplishment than to
divert the food waters.
Latest figures submitted to Mr.
Davis by the engineers in charge
Of the preliminary work anticipate
a dam rising $50 feet above the low
water level Of the river and going
about 140 feet below low water
which would impound 2G,500 600
acre feet of water behind a wall Of
masonry containing 2,S00,000 cubic
yards of material, and capable Of
resisting water pressure of thirty
one tons per square foot
Power development, it is roughly
estimated, would cost about $16.-
100000, the engineers reports stat
ed, but this phase of the question
has not been given a very thorough
investigation lately, it was said
The Winslow mail., 1921-05-20
N O I 1 C E

Parties dumping rubbish on the
Campbell Addition will be prosecut-
ed if they continue such dumping
The requirements Of the city ordin-
ance will be invoked unless this
nuisance is stopped.
Dated Winslow, May 20, 1921.
13t1* MISS JULIA MAHONEY
The Winslow mail., 1921-05-20
WEEKLY INDUSTRIAL REVIEW

Developments in this country for
the past week have been remarka-
bly, favorable. Commercial paper
rates, supreme indicators of improv-
ed business conditions, have declin-
ed from 8 to and 6A per cent in
Kew York; time and call unds are
cheaper and even the steel trade is
able to report substantial gains
The Winslow mail., 1921-05-20
BURSOM FOR LOWER RATES

U. S. Senator H. O. Bursom of
New Mexico in writing to Hugh H.
Williams, corporation commissioner
at Albuquerque outlines his views
The Winslow mail., 1921-05-20
FOOD AID APRON SALE

Saint Martha's Guild will have
Food and Apron Sale on Friday,
1912
The Winslow mail., 1921-05-20

100000 to loan on good security
at s per cent. Address P. 0. Box
SO. 10t4#
The Winslow mail., 1921-05-20

FOR SALE-Touring car. 213 w.
Third st. 12t1*
The Winslow mail., 1921-05-20
Classified Ads.

BELGIAN HARES FOR SALE
One buck, seven does and about 25
small rabbits, also one twelve com
partnent hutch. Cheap, if taken, at
once Inquire 316 Front St. 11t2*
The Winslow mail., 1921-05-20

FOR RENT-Two sleeping rooms
and an apartment. Inquire 21S w
.Aspinwall.
The Winslow mail., 1921-05-20

FOR SALE Gas range nearly
new; will sell cheap for cash. In
ouire Oxford Hotel 12tf
The Winslow mail., 1921-05-20

FOR RENT - Newly furnished
room. Hot and cold water. Ali Hicks
street. 10t4*
The Winslow mail., 1921-05-20

FOR SALE-Cheap, brand new
Overland car, also a new piano. Call
at 116 East Second st.
The Winslow mail., 1921-05-20

FOR SALE-New five room house.
furnished complete. Telephone 263.
1874
The Winslow mail., 1921-05-20

FOR >SALE-Barred Rock eggs for
Matching Apply 202 w Front st.
12t1*
The Winslow mail., 1921-05-20

FOR SALE-Bed, springs, and
mattresses, refrigerators, gas oven
gas range, and other furniture. In
quire phone 143 or 313 e. Aspin-
wall ST.. 12t1
The Winslow mail., 1921-05-20

FOR RENT = Nicely furnished
front room and bath in private fam
lily. Prefer one or two young ladies
sol Kinsley Ave- 13t1*
The Winslow mail., 1921-05-20

WANTED TO RENT-A three or
four room furnished house. Address
Box 81. 13t1*
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-03-17
prppyrEsoN NOT GUILTY.
Jury Aoauits Man Charged With Having
Auto With Numbers fhaced.

A Jury in the Court of General seNloDs
late yeaterdav afternoon, after doliber-
atinp several hours, returned q verdict
of not Vr,ilty In the case of Russell Derrick.
aon. charged with the ponsesHion OF =
motor vehicle from which the marks o'
Identification had been removed.
The automobile in question was owned
by the du pont Company and disspTeared
from Sixteenth and Market streets
PHILADELPHIA, on December |, lsst where
il had been left by Bernard Wilson, an
age MT Of the company
II was claimed by Derricksnn that he
Ind bought the car from man named
Goodwin. and he offered three witnesses
who said they saw tho money pald over
and two who testified they were witneaeos
to the transaction. IL was oUnteudPd by
tho defense that DerrickgDn knew moth
ing about the car having been stolen and
had nothing to do with the alteration ~
the marks If identity Dcrrickson vas
represented by Philip Garrett ard " "
/ Knowles
An amendment r. the law governing
The licensing Of motor vehicles passed ~
the present srssion of the state Legifla-
turr, requires owners applying for licrnaef
| tn chow bills of purchase from dealer -
/ former owner, il aimed ~ cover such cae"'
ne tho above
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-03-17
MISSIONARY IN INDIA.
Miss Patton Relates Experiences 10
Christian and Missionary Alliance.

A description Of personal experiences H
n missionary in India featured the open
ing meeting Of the annual convention oi
the Christian and Missionary Alliance
last night The speaker was MiHs Mildred
u. Patton, and tho meeting wns held ~
the Alliance Tabernacle, 5ut West ruth
street Several veare spent IN TINT country
form the basis of her experience and ob-
servation, which interested the auditors
The sermon was preached by Rev. T. y
Conlev, of Pittaburg, Pa, and contrasted
labor inspired by love with that due tn
duty The task Of the mother in bring up
her children IL n labor Of love for every
true mother as contrasted with the routine
in charitable institution. The advance
ment of the work Of the church. according
to the speaker, depends on just such iabof
of love. this advancement being II church
attendance md work degenerate into mere
fulfillment of duty
The convention will continue through
the week, with addreeses at z 70 aud ~
by MiW Patton aud 3. 30 and 800 hy Rev
j.. T. Conley
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-03-17
NEGRO BANDIT GETS
40 LASHES, 10 YEARS
eonard Barrett Pleads Guilty
to Robbery and Escapes
2O-Ysnr Sentence.

Nv changing his plea 10 guilty nnh
throwing himself on the mercy OF the
court I,eopard Barrett, 20 years pld,ono
of the Negroes who held up trolley car
at Naaman'a Creek on February ~. es-
cared twenty-vear prison sentonce' ~
pruvidcd for punishment of offences oi
highway robbery by act OF tho present
legislature However, the santence IN.
,,,sed ,vaa no liphf one--dO shea and
ten wears in prison and fine of $500
aud will likely have deterrent etieot
on others looking for "eaay money bY
tho holdlip route Judges Conrad and
povce were presiding In court aud Bar
ret. wss represented by Philip l.. Garrett.
Barrett had been indicted on charge
Of highway robbery, and had PLEADED
not guilty on March and beca'ina oi
his previeua good record and the claim
that he had been led into the oornmis-
sion Of the crime by his companion, Chafles
1--we. another and older Negro, the
State. with the permisHion of the court was
allowed 10 change the charge to one oi
aimple robbery. that the court might be
moro lenient IN imposing sentence. In
staad Of twenty years. Barrett will have
10 aerve but ten.
Love. who had been arrested also N
connection with the robbery, wns after
wards adiudged insane.
In Yesterdays proceedings, the state
i had read signed confession Of Barrett
and Love. detailing the robbery or
February 10 In the confession Il waf
related that Barrett and Love went Y
Marcus Hook aud held up the prupr!etp
/ ~ Lowry grocery store and tonk - IRON
tho cash drawer A lew houra later IN
same night the mon hailed Darby trolles,
car nj Faaman's. above tlaYmont ~ N
car stopped, ono 81 The men is hiiege'
70 have RULED the pole oH the wire Whnl
tho ,notnrman ard conductor got oi
tho car . adjust the polo. Barrett atd ~
cotnnaniap. NJ the point II revnlvpr'
robbed the motarman of ~ cents ana IN
conductor If ell and a gold watch. bil
,,;ssed roll of sIu0 IN The conductor
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-03-17
OBSERVANCE OF
ST. PATR|CK'S DAY
Featured by Dances and other
Social Features, Chiefly
This Evening.

x patrick's Day is being observed
throughout the city in the customal
festive manner.
last night the Rlue Rock Conmun-
itv club gave a successful dance W INC
New century club. the Original SIX
furnishing the music. The decorations
were of green and white. and little Euis
in Irish costume served refreshments.
rbe,, wore Misses Harriet Barkley.
t.lizaheth Ruck. Peggy Rhodes, Mar
iori. Thompson and Marjorie Johnston.
TIc patrnuoeses were Mrs Thomas y,
Nowhray Mrs Robert X Deveren, Mrs
/ dickinson. Mrs. Herbert Kerr, Mrs
taropza Rradley. Mrs Claud Brown
Mrs Warner Rraahears, Mrs Leroy
Ratty Miss Marion Davis. Mrs orr SUI
Ton and Mrs Eugene II. Yates
Tho dvc department ~ the du pon'
90 will give dance and card party
in the Hotel du Pont tonight The a.
| fair il patronized nv Mr. and Mrs
| tropoe du Pont. Colonel and Mrs W &
| snr,,ance. rr.. Nj. and Mrs G a Meade
| Mr. and Mrs w =. Harrington, Dr
and Mrs u Chambers, Mr.. and Mrs
/ Morris r. Poucher and Cesare Protto
/ Dances are 20 he given this evenini
| also Nv the Young Ladies' Catholi'
i club IN Brownson Hall. Wilmington
edge M aO7. II i. q. Elks IN Edei
IJalI. and tho AlpowCo club, in III
New Century Club.
The Washington Heights Centur'
club will hold a card PARTY tonight y
The clubhouse. 23on Boulevard TIL
reception committee. comprising Mr'
n Frank Taylor chairman Mrs. VII
liam ] Lackey. Mra. Sasse. Mrs. Josep
wickersham. Mrs. George Scott. Mis-
Adelaide Shippers and Mrs. Frank J
Palmer, is IN charge. and both bridg
and 500" will he played
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-03-17
MISS ROOF WINS.
Awarded First Honors In Every Even
ing's Limerick Contest.

Today the winner in Every Evening
limerick is Miss Alice l.. Roop OF iozo
West Seventh street The WINNIE
limerick Is printed here:
Spring moving day now draws quite
nigh
And IL from your love ncst you'd ny.
There's no need TO look solemn.
In tho f. y. Want Column.
A list of movers and haulors youH spy
Second and third honors were awarded
ms follows;
She wanted n place as cook.
So Of course i'm Every Evening did iook
And TO her delight.
Found employment that night
Now her praise for Il. II. ads I'LL booK
by Matilda II. van Trump
New Castle. Del.
Wall Ma" said old farmer Green.
"You know we've our chimney 10 cieah'
But" said Ma. "1ll not fret
There's a man we can get,
Twas this news from T.. u. ] did CLEAN.
by Kenneth Mowlds.
Edge Moor, Del
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-03-17
NO IMPROVEMENT
IS YET SHOWN BY
INDUSTRIAL WORLD
Reports to Department OF Labor
Show Continued Numbers
of Unemployed.
THE OUTLOOK IN DELAWARE

sp.cinl Dispatch From Every evening
Washington Correspondent
vyasb,pgton March T.-tndustrial
iiIeness is on the increase III tho oh'tou
states according to statistics coieC1'"
nv tho employment service. oi "" ~
nartment of Labor. The increase III
Fehruary over January was lo'@oS
workers in Go principal indusulal cen
tcrs.
I, Is estimated by the American fen-
Grafton of Labor that unemployment
IN the United states today is greatly
above 4 600 .OQ0. with little prospects OF
immediate resumption of activity,
The report discussing the general sit
ua,iou in Delaware and in the city ot
Wilmington is as follows:
No Improvement Here.
The industrial depression continues
II, this section. There is no improve
nlent generally in conditions since the
,,rsyious Survey. Farmers lost heavily
IN 1919 through crop failure. In l92V
large weld resulted from favorable sea
son and the liberal use Of high priced
fertilizers Labor costs were also very
nigh prices offered We're 50 low. now
ever. that many crops scarelN paid toI
gathering Tomatoes, IN particular.
round no market and rottod in the fields
RS are fairly hopeful of the coming
season
wilmington There is serious I'M
entleyment ~ all trades In tho build
me trades many are unemployed. ship
Yards which usually employ 1000 70
! nnO are now down 10 less than 2,hou-
The leather working industry. which
usually omplnys $500 men and women
Is now employing about l,ioo which IS
a slight inlproyment over January II,
The railroads show a reduction of about
30 per cent in employment while the
<hops a very important industry ~
his city. are employing about one
.hird 81 the 1920 average light ont
II IA Leather working plants are closed
and six are running on reduced t"rce
L. mart time The diving and tiUshlns
II cotton goods industry is running of
nart time. but reports some improve
,,ant II, business The car building fac
cries are doing very littl" ewing 4
financial condition If Railroads. ship
,uilding plants arc reducing forces rap
idIy on account of lack Of orders. n
nubIi,, 81 private enterprises arc ottei
inc inme,liata relief. Harbor improve
,nents street and road building anC
urobably a new sugar refinery hold on
some prospect nf employment when th'
spring opens. Some houses aIr 'H'le'
for sale hut no desirable ones are fo
rent and there is a shortage Of suCl
housas No effort is made to Ftimulat
building. it being claimed that bot
building material and labor are stu to
atsh To build houses that can he Tcnte
at a rea sonable price. The Wholesale an
Retail section of the Chamter OF Com
merce ia actively endeavoFing u ~
2reaae business. There IS genera
feeling that Improvement IN induFtria
conditions must come hut no dehnit
program has been entered upon to brin
this about"
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-03-17
Neizhborhood Rummase Sale.

The Madison Neishborhood Associa-
tion are actively preparing for n rum
mage sale 90 be given on March 20 and
20. at s13 East Sixth street, the proceeds
20 be devoted to the equipment of the
assoeiation's field house on Madison
street, The committee In charge 10
headed by Miss Mary Elizabeth Resan,
and comprises Mrs, W. A, Brookmire
Mrs. George Bader, Mrs IL, A. Higgins.
Mrs Edward Mo.Nabb, Mrs. Samuel
Metkeff. Mrs, II, ID. Walker and Charles
Lynoh. Any donations will be called
for uDon the donor notifying any mem-
ber of the committee,
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-03-17
srpURRAN REALTY TRANSFERS.

Deeds recently recorded show tho fol-
lowing changes in ownership of proper
" in the rural hundreds
George r. Dempsey from Aaron *.
Taylor and wife; land and building Mt
Richardson Park; $4,000.
Palmer r. Kennedy from Alfred C.
Hudson and wife; land and buildings.
BeIiemoor, $4,000.
Ralph A. Work from William T.
Broornall and wife, land at Newport,
s175.
Alfred s. Gilbert from Felix Barlow
and wife; land ct New Castle, $500.
Mary l.. siiney from Newport Land
and Investment Company; land ut
PeIyidere, 500.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-03-17
TRRAN REALTY TRANSFERS.

Tran sfers of real estate in Whining
ton. recently recorded. include the fol-
lowing
Franklin etrcet, south Of Eleventh
street Harvey Fletcher Brown from
Bartha Rodney Twells. ct al $500
Franklin street north west corner
Tenth street William II Fem from
same, s12.5oo.
Elm street west of Adams street A
Katrowsk from Joseph II Gould,
sheriff S2.020.
Robinson street, east of Poplar street .
Joseph Koenigsberg from Bronisiaw
IisiewiCki 1900,
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-03-17
INDIGESTION
GOES, GONE!
"Pape's Diapepsin" at once
fixes Your Sour, Classy,
Acid Stomach
Stomach acidity causes Indigestion!

Stomach acidity causes Indigestion;
Food souring, gas, distress Wonder
what upset your stomach? Well, don't
botherl The moment you eat a tablet
or two Of Pape's Diapepsin all the Jumps
of Indigestion pain, the sourness, heart
burn and belchfng OF gases, due TO aoidity
vanish-truly wonderful!
N1illiors Of people know that IT is
needless to be bothered with indigestion,
dyspepsia or a disordered stomach. a
few tablets of Pape's Diapepsin neutral
ize acidity and give relief at once-no
waitingl Buy box Of Pape's DiaPersin
now! Don't stay miserable Try TO
regulate your stomach so you can eat
favorite foods without causing distress
T O cost is 90 little. The benefits so great
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-03-17
Y. W. G. A. NEWS.

Arrangements have been made for Miss
Elizabeth Walsh, an overseas nurse, ~
address the members and friends q The
aesoeiation IN thr evening ~ March ~
In the club rooms. 80f Market street he
lecture will be under the auspices ~ fhe
Ped Cross headquarters and - hfing
given for the purpose of recruiting young
,.,crre, irto 4ha nursing profession Tho
lecture viii be illustrated The evening Z
entertainment hasIbeen arranged ~ 'hc
Altiora. Blue Triangle Booster tinF and
tho MARY Willis Club
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-03-17
LETTERS on ESTATES.

Pauline Cooling has taken out letters
on the eatate of J 6. Kolrk. of Whining
80, hundred John T uempaey ON the
os,a,a ~ Sarah = Dempsey, IF MIL
,t,coty hundred Edna G Townsend IF
white Clay Creek hundred. on the estate
nf Hannah NJ tazier. of Iencah"f hun
a,od and Gertrude r wabster on the
a,,ota ~ Andrew NJ Fleming of VII
,,,trptru hundred.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-03-17
BUILDING PERMITS.

Plan. have been approved and per
p,ite ia.,,od for operatIuns listed below.
hy tho building inspectors office.
Orange street. f0T. ! V. Dean. owner
md builder: additions. $500
Vast atroet. IfIa: Min~ lIoey, owner.
7 VIM. plsnck. builder; alterations. s7h.
rovorinr avenue. 1919: Harvey VII
uars owner and builder; alterations.
s176.
Harrison street. 73b South r. sitle-
vicz. owner and builder. addition, slbo.
Market street. 2aoe; Allan ifarins
owner. Goo w seedr. builder. addition
5000
Seventeenth street oiT East. George
q Vail. owner and builder. addition. $50
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-03-17

The Spanish class a tie srs0eisi
will meet this evening rsir-i
Friday ovening
~ tho meeting n fhs Friendship
IN Monday afteruoon Mis- Mafgaf,ff'
Muller gave the lasf ~ ihe sarirf ri
l.enteu ialks b. tho Eirls y 80 srnrun 4
that the haraar whieb thr club had plan u
for FRIDAY night hss i-oen postprr ~ ur'
some future dafe Nert NnninY si'rfrf
The club rIIl diuruss ths nsw prorr
city charter
Final plsus we're made ~ ihe met r.
last evening q ihr 2 I q -luh f0r tNr
parcel pet ssls rhish m sluh will hr.i
this evening - 80 e'uh r00ne
Narkst street specisl iseoFatiora s-n
heep planned N kssptng wi'h - ps'rs r
Dav The snlr vill neluds nunrr
"a, kazes ar1 there El hs ice cream
nthrr tsupfirz rrfrsshrrnts fhe ~
-.ads ~ ihe sale will anatls fhs elrf %
( serd svvo ~ three dsisRs'rs v 'hr ~rrf-r
. erce ths summer ~ amp Nrpshr
which e looated 20 Can'0n "a
u
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-03-17
THT. WOMAN SUFFERED

Mrs. II, A. Lean.an, Bturgfn, Colo,
writes: II suffered with bladder and
kidney trouble for years, Dootorea anu
tried everything. No help. Finally a
friend sent me ey Kidney Pills. They
heiped me so much / used seven bottles.
Now / feel fine. Spent sieep,ess nights.
Suffered SO IL seemed / hardly could
live. Il commend Foley Kidney pills
I, all who suffer fro, kidney trouble
us did,"-N. B, Danforth,
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-03-17
DEATHS.

pAXTFR-Tn this city on March ~ 1927
William Baxter. aged IS Years
Due notice Of funeral will DC given.
FISHFR-Iu Hockessin Del. on March IA
1921. Mary 4. Fisher in her Goth year
Relatives and friends of family arc invited
20 attend the funeral services at the resi-
dence of her sister, Elizabeth + Thompson.
HocLessin, on Friday. March Is. at
q clock n m Interment at Hcckessin
Purying Ground
HOPKINS-At Rose Hill. Del on March
II. 1921 Catherine ? widow bf the
late James \ HopnRins ..,a 49,
residence of her son. John r. Hopkins.
Rose Hill. on saturday afternoon. March
10 al 2 O'Clock Interment at st Georges
cemetery.
STEW ART-At Daytona. Florida or March
IA 1921 jamie NetheTH. widow of Captain
Frank stewart
Relatives and friends arc invited 80 attend
the funeral services at Emmanuel p r
Church seventeenth street and Rivery lev
avenue on Friday, March Is al y clock
Friends can view remains at chapel az 1890
Ipterment at Nit salem cemetery
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-03-17
True blue Club organized.

4 True Blue Club was organized ny
lttIc girls Of 10 and IL years in the
Madison field house yesterday afternoon.
1t was decided to hold rummaRe sale
at 629 Sixth street on March Is and %.
Lillian Bezille was elected president of
the club Mary Colluty. viCe-president,
Arvilla PuIly. secretary, and Mary Muir
ray. treasurer. Mrs. w. 7. Pryor of
the Community Service viii act as di
rector.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-03-17
'California Syrup ~ Figs
Child's Best L7x9iive

Aorept "Calfprnla" syrup - FFf
nniy-look for the name CaUforrir rH
the package then vou are cure vr
child r. having the besf and fnrv'
harmless physis far 'he rffia sfornnf.
liver arf bpvols ChIidrru love rr
frujty taste Fuu dire.t.rns 1r 90
hotfr You must cay ralfrfrfa
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-03-17
Uercu,es Club Discusses Charter.

The city charter bill was discussed
az the weekly luncheon of the Her
cules Club. at noon today in Hotel du
Pont. Copies of the bill, secured from
the Citizens Committee. were distrib-
utpd
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-03-17

In sad and loving memory of our dear
slaughter Ellen NJ Bartley. wife Of F. u.
Marvel. who departed this life March u,
1917.
Never shall her memory fade
Sweetest thoughts forever hnger
Round the grave where she is laid
SADLY missed at home. father, mother
md daughter.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-03-17
Thswa,cb and a lss,us ~ n cash Wa ai,ef.

The watch and bout ~ IN cash wa Alter
ward recovered
Barrett told the court HE mother noo
father had died when he was tfn. years
oId re bad been working in Chester,
hut Lost his iob. and was in rtraitened
rlres,rustancea. ba claimed, when Love
wbisnered the "Jcsse james" plan ~ re-
plcnisbing his depleted financea Two
sisters. yho are employed IN this city.
added their pleas to tho boys for lenieney
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-03-17
For Rent Garages.

Reasonable. desirable location en-
trance l4O3 Rodney street and 1920
Delaware avenue. Phone 4S5O.-Adv.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-03-17

George c. Davis. Jr. plumbing and
heating 1901 Market street, Phone
s444 W.-Adv.