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New-York tribune., 1921-10-12
Louisville Entries

Frst race Nhsee year-olds and upward
claiming, purse $1,000. seven furlongs)- -
'Ragazza. 100: "Wickford. 1866 Newpie
VA AZ zons oS 1 ' OF E1a ios 955 B 5 i9
lN3. Rubv los; eMlle. Dazie. 10, -Estero.
ll3. st Michael. l0t; 'Kunzaf l07. Bel
eian Queen. 40, 'War Spirit. III, Louis a.
1l3.
Second race nwo-year-olds. rnaiaens;
purse $1,000. seyen furlonss) = Field Lark.
-ramrer ifo snate tIs. Bnfnl tfS. M. ~
mac, 1l2. Hinkle. li2, Flncastic. lI2
Third race Cthree-y -year-olas and upward
claiming; purse slsoo one mile and three-
lo4; FL MahGi 10e. Royal Duck .11e; 'Rich-
elien. l03 l.aGy Longfellow, liz, 'Lacaa
wanna. 10l Locust Leaves. 1Ne. Wave. 1903,
9s Ava r. loi candle Light. lo7. l5r
Rae. lO9, 'Courmand. lI3. j. c. Stone.
1Oi; "Pastoureau. lo7.
Fourth race tthreoyear-olds and upward
furlongs) --Cortimeter ss: High cost 10.
Ace High. lo3. Brookholi l22; Miss Je-
NINA. ZIG; Distinction. 1T
Firth race jthroe .year-olds ana UPWARD
he Falls City Handicap. purac s. .00o. one
mile and an oighthl-Un United Verde SO.
blanche Mac 9S Woodtrap. lQa Bit oi
White. 1os Fircbrand. lis. omond, o5,
General Hang. l0s. Marjorie hynes. 1o7
hlnburn, lOh. Hangoon. lis, Iady Madcap,
e5. Sands of Pleasure 1o5, Ginger, los.
Il. f Coleman III.
sixth race (t,vo- year-olds tho Peeweo
Valley purse allowances: purse ST. 2oo. SIX
furiongH) )--CQ fiege Girl. ipi. StuRerall.
l07 Pair Phantom. lle. Iauler. 10T Billy
brush. loi, Bud Fisher l0' FA.oedoauX,
l07
seventh race Cthreo-ycar-oids and uq-
ward claiming purse $1,000 one mle and
a sixtoenlhl Rapid Stride lo- Cinder-
eliza loA. Ameriean Hoy. loI Green ei9ia.
chant. lc,. Dixie carroll. l12. %uafioch,
lo2. shNang vo7. 'rhe Wit. les nlDcg,
New-York tribune., 1921-10-12
n. Y. us Eleven to
Get Evening Drill
At Varsity Club
Violet Squad Is Being Put
Under Rules That Never
Before Were So Strict

After undergoing extensive renewal
ing, the New York University Varsity
Club, at University Heights, was opened
after football practice yesterday The
squad will be quartered in this build
ing for the season. The men will re
port at the training table and will be
required to keep strict hours. Black
board drills will be held by Coach
Gargan every evening. This is some-
thing never tried before at the Violet
college.
Secret practice was continued yes
terday on Ohio Field. Coaches Gargan
and Youngstrom put their charges
through vigorous workout in prepar-
alton for the Columbia game at the
end Of the week. The coaches gave a
great deal Of attention to the indi-
vidual playing Of the men on both
offensive and defensive plays. The
workout was terminated by a brief
scr'mmage against the scrubs. Gargan
used the same lineup that he used in
last Saturdays game, but tried several
experiments. In the evening skull
practice" was held at the club.
New-York tribune., 1921-10-12
Courdin Has Ed ese
On Shea in Title
Pentatl1lon To-day
Famous Negro Star and Lo-
cal Champion May Dom
inate 'irave1.s Island Meet
By lack Ma asters

A rev national Denta-bion cban-
,,;o, ,,,;,1 - o,.o-,,ud1
Pt''. "''- Oe crowned ."'S al'eInoo"
on the beautiful grounds CT the New
YORK a. e., at 4ravers Island, Tor the
annual struggle for this classic Will
start without the appearance Of Brutus
Hamilton, former University of Mis-
souri, star, who last year defeated the
finest field of all-around stars which
ever competed in the East.
Interest to-day centers on two ath-
letes who stand out in the small field.
They are Ned Gourdin, worlds running
broad jump champion and record
holder, and Dan Shea, Pastime A. c.,
who recently acquired the all-around
New-York tribune., 1921-10-12
Careful Captures
Clenl)url1ie Stake
At Laurel Course
Our Birthday, a Long Shot,
Wins Joppa Handicap From
Sans Peur and Franklin

LAUREL, Md, Oct. 1l-Another
good crowd attended the races at
Laurel this afternoon. The weather
and track were perfect for the sport,
but favorites were only successful in
two instances.
". J. Salmon's Careful won the
Glenburnie Handicap from a small but
SELECT field, with Baby Grand second,
and Pride Of India, third.
The Joppa Claiming Handicap went
to Our Birthday, long shot with
Sans Peur II, second and Franklin,
third
To-morrow's card is an attractive
one. The Columbus Day crowd is ex-
pected to be the largest of the meet
ing. extra preparations having been
made to take care of those inclined
to speculate.
The results:
First race Cpurse. $1,000; for three-ye
Cles and upward; selling. mile and an
eisht hth>-Fairway. lo5 (Allenl, $3.50
Mooney. 81 and Saso' second. Pela,io
1886 Ccney). $3.50. third. Time 1:53 30
Benevolent. CROMWELL Runquoi and King
John also ran
Second race (purse. $500; for three
year-olds: allowances; six furlongs)-CaM-
gula. los (Morris), $3.50, $3.50 and 81
Won; Sailing b., l16 lhelsey) S. 20 and
$50 second Ararat, 119 CPenman), 81 40,
thifd Time. ia Is. Superwoman,
Buffer and Wraca Grass also ran.
Third race (purse, $1,000; for two-year-
olas; filies; five and a hall furlongs)-
ProdigioUs. 1l5 (Morris), $3.50 $500 and
sa-HV, Won; Cltimata, ll0 (Mooney>. s12sO
ana $o 5o second Pluclly. 10 (Penman),
$50, third. Tine. 1:0s 3. Nettle Wes-
sic b, Roulette. Simplicity Bountiful.
G'aahrooA and Mission Belle also ran.
Fourth race (purse, $500; for two-year-
oids; five and half furlongs)-Dream Of
Allah, 1l5 (i3utwelD. S2.7O So and S230
Won Sedge. l1S (Penmau), 81 SO and s3s0
second. Yankee star. 113 (Mooney). So SO
thitl, time, ,o1- Champlain, Incognance
and Fannie Bean also ran.
Hsndicap' for three-year-olds and up
ward six furlongs)-Careful. ia (But-
welD. $40. $2.2O and out, won; Rabv
Grand, IL the!say), $2.7O and out. second .
Pride OF India, SO (McLean). out, third
Time 1.12. Minute Man also ran
Sixth race (purse. $500 the Joppa
Birthday i0l (J Rowan), $3.50 SIS and
$40, Won; Sanspeur H. 107 (Clements5
SulO and 81. second; Franklin. III GA
tor), S.. third Time. As As. Ernest A.
Lurgoyne Romeo Hendrie. Devil Dog and
L Ehaire also ran.
SEVENTH race (purse. $500; for all ages:
@ Doom, l13 (heogh). ST. 40. $50 and
S4.20 won: Colando, as (Josiah5 s11 50
ana S1lo, second; Kajah, 116 (Mountatn)
SStp' third Time, LA as. tlypaper,
Car, MY Ciri. The Vengeance. Edna D.
also ran
New-York tribune., 1921-10-12
Argentina and Chile
Divide Tennis Honors

BUENOS AYRES. OCT ll.-Argentina
and Chile divided honors in the first
round Of the singles il the South
American lawn tennis championship
tournament here yesterday IN q bril-
liant and hard-folght match Moria, o.
Argentina defeated D. Torralva. Of
Chile. 81. 3-e. 6-3. 4-6 and g.
l.. Torralxa, Of Chile. vanquished
knight. o. argentina, l-5, g. 6--3
ard 6-t.
knight, who was champion Of the
River Plate region. suffered in this
match MS first defeat Il seven years.
lie was unable TO cope with the smash
ing gam Of als Chilean opponent alter
the nrs5 ct. The concluding matches
ia the singles We're scheduled Tor to-
day, tie PIE efs taat appeared yester-
aaN e..Cran-y.up onnonan.s
New-York tribune., 1921-10-12
Nervous Values

matter qualifying
championship freshly hooked
the start Under the Of this started 33
With this unexpected promptly DEPARTED
and did the 3s and As from that
When Oswald Krkby Ned Sawyer the Met
ropotan championship he extremely the
three holes During this he sank curling
His Disappeared
Ia putting o
1t isn't that always helps
there his
may also accompanied by any
confidence. The feeling impending
linked with Of usually leads defeat.
New-York tribune., 1921-10-12

BRUNSWICK, Me-. Oct IA sched-
ule of four fall cross-country races for
Bowdoin College was announced to-
day. The season opens with Worcester
Tech at Worcester on October 2l if
present plans are completed. Boston
%. The team Will compete in the Maine
intercollegiate meet at Orono on No
vember and at the New England meet
1T Boston on Nnvemhar y
New-York tribune., 1921-10-12

Fororite Is Beaten by a Nod
h Thrilling Dosl, TO the Wire
Penn Relay Champions
" i'll Compete abroad

PHILADELPHIA, Oct. 11.-Lawson
Robertson, coach of the Univcr-
sity of Pennsylvania track team,
has been invited to send his proteges
to England next spring to compete
in the first annual Oxford Cam
bridge relay carnival.
1t is probable, Robertson an
nonnced to-day, the Red and Blue
viii enter a team. \ combined Ok
ford-Cambridge team competed here
two years ago, and the return invi
Eation was issued on that basis.
New-York tribune., 1921-10-12
". and J. Eleven Uses
Tech Methods in Practice

WASHINGTON. Pa. Oct. 11.-"Par-
tIal' scrimmage was the portion Of the
Washington ard Jefferson football can
didates to-day A raw wind blew over
the field and sprinkling Of rain ap-
peared, but Head Coach Neale kept his
men going every minute.
He was grooming his players par
ticularly to-day AGAINST the Carnegie
Tech offense. Neale expects Tech to
give the Red and Blacy by far the hard
est game they have had this year, and
he is sparing no effort to get his men
in shape.
New-York tribune., 1921-10-12
Zbyszko Sails To Be
Here for Caddock Bout

CHICAGO, Oct. II. - Stanislaus
Zbyszko, worlds heavyweight wrest
ling champion, sailed for New York
from Rotterdam to-day after passing
a month with his aged mother in Po
land, according to word received by his
manager to-day. Zbyszko sent word
that he has been training daily and is
IN good condition. His first match Of
the season viii be against Earl Cad
dock at Des Moines on October %. He
Will arrive in New York on October 10.
New-York tribune., 1921-10-12
LasVrenceville PLAYS Here

The annual football game between
Hill School and Lawrenceville will be
played Saturday, October 30. at 2:3o,
at the New York University. University
Heights Field. Last years game was
a scoreless tic
New-York tribune., 1921-10-12

Bushy Graham was awarded the
Judges decision over Joe Mooney in
tho ten round feature bout at the
gueensboro A. c. last night. In the
semi-tinal Eddie McKenna knocked out
Willie Bunsee in three rounds.
New-York tribune., 1921-10-12
HopDe Wins on Birthday

PHILApEL LpHfA. Oct. II. - Villa
Hoppe. holder OF the lS2 baiAine bls
Hard tide for sixteen consecutive
years. to-day celebrated his thirty.
fourth birthday by defeating Charles
G. Peterson. the st. Louis trick shot
veteran, in exhibition match Hoppe
downed his opNonent by score of 500
to $50 and established an average oH
SO Is points an inning
New-York tribune., 1921-10-12
Iorenaans Defeats Xanfada

Edouard Horemans, the Belgian bli<
Hard champion. defeated the Japanese
title holder, Koii Yamada, in both after
noon ard evening blocks Of the 1900
point match IN progress At the Rational
Recreation Academy. Brooklyn. The
afternoon score was 500 to POS, and ths
r eht tally Wax 800 to 265. The match
viii be completed tonight The scora
is now 1905 to 902, in favor Of Hore-
feat,A
New-York tribune., 1921-10-12
Nervousness

always competitive ability. Ty
Cobb, Bill Tdn Bobby
types
sluggish stold type
is t likely o briiancy of
You few soid, easy going genuses Very
New-York tribune., 1921-10-12
Football Nerves

football players OF
bundle before the hard jolt generally
upon both the OF
trying sport through
rarely lasts
football player who keyed up this point sluggish
as a rule o o
"Why do buffers after all these freakh implements
clubs better
spent against twenty
badly
his judgment chance work He knows
strongly and being being
would rather lay the blame O club o himself.
We Muller, Of California; peer
football to
that will be allotted
New-York tribune., 1921-10-12
RAYS Record Trial Called Off

TORONTO, Oct. 1.-THE attempt of
Joie Ray, Of Chicago, to lower the
worlds record for the one-mile run
Of rain.
New-York tribune., 1921-10-12
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From the Field

(C0pyT1yht, I9%I, Ne2U I ORR TRIBUNE inc.
From the Field
Let me but sleep,
Though 1t shall be
Within the Tavern Of Last Dreams.
There let me creep,
Though I shall
No more the light singing streams.
Though all Lifes music fades and dies,
The yelloao su1a, the azure skies,
For lost or 1oon
The Fight is done
Where here the a0eary sleeper lies.
The Came by.
Long gear on gear,
For those a0ho battle NTH the pack
With aoed'y eye
Or heart of fear
They grope to meet the neat attack.
But safe beyond the grip of fate,
Lone dweers By the t,oiJight gate,
Here, lost or aoon,
The Fight is done
Where only drennliess sleepers 4cdit.
New-York tribune., 1921-10-12

Willard nearly years
we'll another alteration
happened Toledo wouldn't
exposing
harassing treatm
New-York tribune., 1921-10-12
To Meet Miss Leitch

Her birdie 3 on the eighteenth was
beautifully played She meets Miss
Edith Leitch in the first round to-
morrow. The latter had 95 today.
Cecil Leitch plays Glenna Collett in
the big match Tomorrow.
The leading scores follow:
Miss Cecil Leitch. England.
New-York tribune., 1921-10-12

t-sst1rfrsa eipssd with gfsat buist nj speI and
rg1It a. TIN esa1 s.t4f I.i9ss 81 pasay short
New-York tribune., 1921-10-12
* cling Sum maries


10 sri; won ery
New-York tribune., 1921-10-12

2.16 PACE ~ PURSE $1,000
Queen Able. br. n, by The Able
fPitman) I
Hal N c. A. br G.. b. Hal y. (Nesi}
1VaIentine) 2 q
'rlrae-2 :09Is. 2.05
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-04-12
If Ruptured
Try This Free
Apply 1t TO ANY Rupture, Old or Re-
cent, Large or Small, and You Are
on the Road That Has Con-
vinced Thousands.
Sent Free to Prove This

Anyone ruptured. man, woman or
child, should write at once to w. 5.
Rice, 523 Main street, Adams, N. Y, for
a free trial of this wonderful stimulat-
ing application. Just put il on the
rupture and the muscles begin TO
tighten; they begin to bind together
90 that the opening closes naturally
and the need of a support or truss
or appliance is then done away with
Don't neglect 10 send for this free
trial. Even if your rupture doesn't
bother you what is the use of wear
ing supports all your life? Why suf-
fer this nuisance? Why run the risk
OF gangrene and such dangers from
small and innocent little rupture, the
,aind that has thrown thousands on the
operating table, A host Of men and
women are daily running such risk just
because their ruptures do not hurt nor
prevent them from getting around.
Write at once for this free trial, as IL is
certainly a wonderful thing and has
aided in the cure of ruptures that were
as big as a mans two fists. Try and
write at once. using the coupon below
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-04-12
STOMACH UPSET?
Get at the Real Cause - Take
DR.. Edwards Olive Tablets

That's what thousands of stomach
sufferers are doing now. Instead of
taking tonics. or trying to patch up a
poor digestion. they are attacking the
real cause of the acknowledged
liver and disordered bowels.
DR.. Edwards Olive Tablets arouse
the liver in u soothing, healing way.
When the liver and bowels are per-
forming their natural functions, away
goes indigestion and stomach troubles.
Have you a bad taste, coated
tongue. poor appetite, a Lazy, don't
care feeling. no ambition or energy.
trouble with undigested foods? Take
Olive Tablets. the substitute for calomel.
DR.. Edwards Olive Tablets are
purely vegetable compound mixed with
olive oil You will know them by their
olive color. They do the work without
friplng. camps or pain.
Take one or cwo at Dedtime for quick
cf Eat what you like. Toe. and zoe
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-04-12
EASTERN SHORE SUFFERS.
Practically all Of the Small Fruits Have
Hnen Oiled.

Easton. April 12.--Practieally the en-
tire crop of small fruit on the Eastern
Shore was killed Sunday night by a
suddenly falling temperature accom-
pained by n severe snow and rain
storm, tho rain freezing as II fell. Yes
terday all the trees and ahubbcries were
covered with n coating of ice and snow.
No part of the Eastern Shore is thought
to have escaped the ruin of the fruit
crop. Sunday nights ptorm and cold
dam ing every tree and plant which
escaped the freeze of two weeks ago,
Plants, shrubs and flowers which had
been set outside by householders be-
cause of the late warm weather were
also Killed.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-04-12

Howard Carroll Maddox
Hurlock--C. NJ Adams.
Indian River Dorsey Blake.
kemptowpA H. Green.
kennedyville-J L. Wooden.
Kent Island Tracey Fcnby.
Laurel, Del. w. L. Hoffman.
Laurel, Circuit j. p. George.
Leeds-Ziba Adams.
Liberty-W. a. Sites.
Lisbon-F. s. Cain.
Lynehburg, NA.-A. \. Ward.
Mardela-C. n. Alexander.
Marley-T. c. Mullgan Supply.
Milford. Del.-C. T.. Dryden.
Milton, Del.-T O. Grouse.
Mount Nebo-S. G. Wood.
New Church, Vac. A. Morris.
New Market--P. NJ. X. Schauer.
Nichols Memorial and Glenburnie-
III. Lynch.
Northumberland. Vac. II. Dobson.
Oak Grove and Prince George. X.
Dutton.
Oxford-H. W. d. johnson.
Parksley, Va.-W. II. Hodges,
patapsco-(To be supplied.
PHILADELPHIA DISTRICT.
Emmanuel. f. Bryan.
st. Luke. w. Trout.
Taylor Mcmorial-H o. Keen.
Pipe Creek-B. +. Crowson.
Pittsville-G. ]. Hooker
Pocomoke City-E. l.. Bunce.
Pocomoke Circuit-To be supplied
Potomas-J. l.. Green.
Powellville-I. s. Owens.
Quantico-H. J. Mason Supply.
Queen Anne-J r. Mckeawn.
Reliance-F. NJ Cliff
Rowlandsvlle- t. Bee (supply)
Salem. W. Bailey.
Salsbury-R. l.. Shipley.
Seafcri. Del-S. W Coe.
Sclbyvillc, Del To be supplied
Sharptown-- II. Donaldson.
Snow Hill-C. r. Strausburg
Stewartstown. Pa.-G. I'll. Stocksdale.
st. James Avery Donovan.
st. Michaels C. T.. McDorman.
Susquchanna } NJ. Brown.
Texas W :. Simns
Trinity George Hines.
Union-I \. Wright.
Union Bridge-W : Hanks
Wallace Memorial-W F. BausCher.
Warwick-C. NJ Cullum.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-04-12

stomach medicine, Plant Juice, which is
a combination of nature own remedies
medicinal roots. barks. berries and bios
SONS. Daily testimonials are received
from local people, telling of the wonderful
benefits they have received from the use
Of Plant Juice.
One Of the most recent is that of Mr.
John T. Leach, SIS Heald street, who has
many friends in Wilmington. He said:
81 cannot begin to tell you of the won
derful benefit ] received from Plant juice.
not only in my own case but of other
members of my family. ! had suffered
for wears with stomach trouble and was
so bad that | had no desire 70 live.
could not keep any solid food in nv
stomach and would be doubled up with
pain; ! was constipated, had headaches,
dizzy spells and was so nervous that
could not sleep at night. | had tried
everything In the shape Of medicine but
never received the least benefit until
started TO take Plant Juice, upon the
recommendation OF a friend who had been
cured by it. Words cannot tell what
wonderful benefit | had. am now able
to eat nv meals with relish, sleep fine
at night and have not pain or an ache !;
am not nervous any more and sleep like
a child at night ] feel like a young man
again, and my work doe. not tire me as it
did My two grandchildren, who were
weak and punv took Plant Juice and you
would hardly know them now as it has
made strong, healthy youngsters Of them
Plant Juice is the best investment ! ever
made and ] am sure others will find the
same relief | did. -
The Plant Juice Man is at The Miller
Drug Store, 404-406 Market street, Viii
rnington, where he is daily meeting the
local public and introducing and explain
ing the merits Of this remedy. Free samples
given.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-04-12
Summer Draperies

Cool surnnerv fabrics that give that refresh
ing and restfu appearance are here IN variety.
You can get a Quaker lace curtain made IN
conventional or floral design and in white. ecru
and cream for as little as $3.50. Other patterns
range in between up to $1,000 the pair. And
Quaker lace curtains are the most moderately
priced and the most serVlceable curtain at the
price YOU can buy.
Quaker lace nets for the woman that wants
to make her own draperles. come IN white, cream.
ecru and in thirty-six and forty-fIve-lnch widths:
some with lace edge and priced from 4oc to sl-75
the yard.
The ever-popuar madras in blue and green
and rose and mulberry IS yard wide and priced
from 75c to rs the yard. Fltty-lnch width from
SITS to $2.75 the yard.
Mohair fabric, something new and very de
sirable is in floral design very suitable for bed
room use and priced s125 the yard.
Tuscan meta lace with large open tllet de
signs. particularly suited for bedroom draperies
and bed sets, IS marked s1.35 the yard.
Summer cretonneS In vivid coorngs tor clsn-
ions. slip covers or draperieS, range from 25c 10
$3.50 the yard.
Our seasons stock of Vudor porch screens is
here. These very popular screens are made OF
bass wood and will not split or splinter. hey
come in green and tan and in combination coorS
and have a ventilating top and self-hanglng de-
vice that enables anyone to hang them IN Jifty
They can be had in five, six, seven, eight. ten
and tWelVe-foot widths and all seven feet. SIX
inches deep Priced complete with cords. etc.
ready to hang, from $3.50 to S16.75, depending on
size.
a Vudor screen will transform a sunny, un-
comfortable porch into cool private outdoor NV
lng-room.
And, by the way
We are taking orders now for awnings.
We can only supply limited number as all
our awnings are made to order.
If you need awnings and would avoid vexa-
tious delays later, order them now.
We may not be able to fill your order later.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-04-12
Licensed 20 Wed.

Magistrate Lawrence J. Broman has
issued marriage licenses to George w.
Russell, col Tatnall street. and Katie
Brown of the same address; Samuel II.
Brown, 507 McCaulley street, and Mary
+. Wright. of 3 Bader Place: William
Leon Wright, 1i01 Shallcross avenue,
and Clara Emma Tunnel. OF the same
address.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-04-12
That Baby

He wants to get out-doorsi
He wants and needs the warm y1rlSfrne anc
the fresh air.
And he wants to be comfortable while he IS
getting them
There is no better way to make him CON-
Portable than in one Of these Coaches. They are
built primarily for the baby. The upholstery IS
soft. the backs recline and can be fastened IN
number Of positions There IS a deep foot we'll
and the wheels have heavy tires. The springs
are Just right not too bouncy nor yet too hard that
the delicate little spine may De injured through
ioIts and jars And then they are beautifully
made Of fine fibre or reed on reversible gears and
light enough 70 De easily wheeled.
Reed Coaches range from $4,000 TO $4,000.
The Lloyd Loom-Woven Coaches, smooth I'm
ised and in white or ivory or blue. are particular
w handsome. They are priced from $500 20
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-04-12
GR0CFRS' CONVENTION.
Wholesale Men of Three States Meet
Tomorrow mt the Shore.

Wholesale grocers Of Philadelphia
New Jersey and Delaware will open
their annual convention at Atlantic
City tomorrow and conclude the season
Thursday evening with "A banquet at
the Hotel Traymore. \ large attend
ance is promised. according TO Charles
Y. Fox treasurer.
Robert l.. Montgomery, Of William
Montgomery & Co. president. will make
the annual address. Other officers are
Carl X. Deem. of Harrisburg. vice-pres-
jdent: William A. Hannigan. Whining
ton. second president: Edward ].
Moore, Reading. third vice-president
and Alvin NJ. Graves. Philadelphia, sec
retarv and general manager. James
Hewctt. Of Philadelphia is chairman of
The convention committee.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-04-12
Chemical
Kills Bed Bugs
p. D. o.

narne OF . now eoie,on coinred c8cr1icsJ
discovery by DIR. Yrco thas actually rids
the worst infested house Of bedbuxs,
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