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Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1921-07-15
MANY CITIES EXTEND
INVITATION TO EDS.
Auto Tour of State Press Assoc
citation Will be A Popular
Event in Sightseeing
and Pleasure

Officers of the Wisconsin Press as
ISOLATION and the members of the spe-
cial summer entertainment committee
have received many invitations from
various cities in the northern, eastern
and western sections of the state to
include these cities in the itinerary of
the Press Association on the occasion
Of the forthcoming automobile tour
of the northern part of the state.
The schedule Of the tour includes
many CT the leading cities of the
state, and will take the party through
rich agricultural and industrial sec
tions, into forest reserves and lake re
gions of the state, and will give the
publishers an opportunity to become
more familiar with the true great
ness of Wisconsin and it's vast ndus-
tries, than would be possible under
any other arrangement
The annual summer meeting of the
Association is to be held at Marsh
field on Thursday, July 81 st. The
business session is to be held during
the day, and will be concluded in
time for the publishers to partake
of the hospitality of the Hub City.
Marshfield will keep open house, and
the publishers will be shown the
wonderful resources and industries of
this coming city of the state The
members of the party, which it is
expected will number very nearly 100,
will be taken out to the state expert
mental farm and various other places
of interest There viii, be brief
post prandfal program and general
good time.
The following morning the party
will leave over Highway No. 13 for
Chippewa Falls and Eau Claire, brief
stops being made at Colby, Owen, and
arriving at Stanley at 1880
where luncheon will be served w.
Fl. Bridgeman, editor of the Stanley
and the business men Of
the city will be hosts.
The party is scheduled to leave
Stanley about 100 p. M, arriving at
the Wisconsin State Home for the
Feeble Minded about 200. A trip
will be made through the institution
and then the party will be taken in
hand by representatives of the cities
Of Eau Claire and Chippewa
and shown the beauties Of those
cities and surrounding vicinities. Ir.
vine Park, the big Wissota Power
Dam. the Northern Wisconsin Fair
Grounds, and other points of scenic
interest will be visited. Dinner will
be served at Eau Claire and the party
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1921-07-15

Band concert every Thurs
day evening in the bandstand.
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1921-07-15
NOTICE

To all to whom it may concern:
Take notice that my wife, Mabel Gray,
has left my home without any good
cause, and that I will not be respons-
ible for any debts hereafter contracted
by her
Dated: Winchester, Villas Co., Wis
consin July IL, 1921.
Signed: Thomas L. Gray
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1921-07-15

will go to Chippewa Falls for the
night where brief program and in
formal reception will be held during
the evening.
Saturday morning the route will be
north over the state trunk line high
way, stopping few moments at
Boomer and Chetek, arriving at Bar
ron about 1870, where Editor N. S.
Gordon and the business men of the
city will entertain the party at lunch
con. Leaving Barron at 100 o'clock
Ladysmith, arriving in the latter city
about $3.50 Here trip will be made
through the large paper mills of the
Great Western Paper Co., and a short
tour of the city taken. The good
people of Ladysmith will be hosts at
a banquet in the evening which is to
be followed by reception and in
formal dance, and other diversions.
Sunday morning the party will go
to Catawba where stop will be
made at one of the big livestock
farms of that section of the state.
picnic dinner will be served at
Prentice and band concert given
by the Prentice band. In the after
noon the route will be direct to
Rhinelander where the night will be
spent, and where entertainment suit
able to the day is being arranged.
Monday morning the publishers go
to Eagle River, at which place it is
expected to arrive by nine o'clock
or shortly after Here opportunity
will be given to see the great lake
region of Wisconsin "The Killarney
of America at it's best. Launches
will be provided and the party taken
through the famous Eagle chain of
lakes Dinner will be served at the
Everett, Hemlock and Morey summer
resorts, three of the leading resorts
in the country This launch trip is
one that cannot be eQualed anywhere
an eyerchanging vista opening before |
the eye as the launches enter each |
OF the many lakes in the Eagle chain |
The afternoon route is to Crandon,
where a short stop will be made, and |
then to Laono, where the party will |
be entertained at an early dinner.
Here will be seen the possibilities of
Development in Wisconsin's vast tim |
Der region, as Laona is located in the
very new part of the state.
Leaving Laona the party will make
a flying trip into Amigo where the
night stop will be made The fol
lowing day, Tuesday, will be spent in
the Gateway City where the con-
Guiding session of the business meet
ing will be held during the fore
noon. Following this cars will be
provided and a trip taken into the
newly logged over section of the
county, stopping at one of the log
ging camps where luncheon will be
served. During the afternoon the
party will be shown some of the new
farm homes among the stumps and !
scenic places visited In the evening
a banquet will be rendered by the
good people of Amigo and a program
held that will be fitting conclusion
to the five days Of sightseeing and
pleasure.
Publishers who cannot make the en-
tire trip should arrange to spend at
least day along some part of the
route. representatives of the Wiscon-
sin College OF. Agriculture, the Good
Roads Association, the Highway Com
the school of Journalism of
the University of Wisconsin and Mar,
quette college, will be in the party,
besides the invited friends of the pub
fishers.
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1921-07-15
READY FOR BUSINESS

| have opened my blacksmith and
repair shop on Division Street, east
of Adams Bros. store and am ready
to do horseshoeing, general black
smithing and repair work.
CLAUDE JOHNSON.
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1921-07-15
EAST WASHINGTON NOTES

Jack Krulach of Mathersville Ill. is
spending few days at the Tom
Francisco home.
Mary Bodo and Josephine Novak of
the Log Cabin Resort were callers in
this vicinity Saturday evening.
Geo. G. Sanborn unloaded new sep
arator from the car Saturday. This
with the Francisco tractor will solve
the threshing problem in this locality
"Drumfire's" First Prominence.
Drumfire Is first mentioned in Tol.
stoi's description of the bombardment
of SebastOpol in August, 1855.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-11-01
pifn or PNEUMONIA.
Gee. ,, iewis To be nurlsa At Lees.
hUfF a.

NHnrfal services Cor George y.
Lewis Hr eWpioys ~ tho Pennsylvania
fHiNuah Formerly stationed here, Who
d'Ul uh SUNDAY 81 Charleston. Va,
Nli he hsla Tomorrow afternoon. In
torment all hs made GO Leesburg.
va nssth vas auo 70 double pneu-
Nunl.
Mr Lewls who ~as O. years old,
uaf born lN Huntington. pa and
Osins a. Nlimlnston ~ Ycars ago. and
served ~ ehlof transportation clerk
AL ihn eHire az superintendent Gamble
iaifNbn untN hif retirement Be-
iuln 0uiuinF % this clty be- was as-
rlfiant tfalnnastef at Washington, be-
lnr employed 10 ths A. "a. A., His
father whf division superintendent az
Tyrone Pa
While = resident 81 thiF city he took
a. .suvs lnuaest in - Andrew .
isia. ni,sl church. of which he was a
t,sauhei lie r. Survived by hls wife,
i.anlss Neht iaNis ANA one son,
james uf huas Valley, Pa
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-11-01
PLANT JUICE HAS
PROVED ITS WORTH
James Kelly, of SIS Monroe
Street, Wilmington, One of
the Latest to Testify.

fIf anyone wants any information re-
garding Plant Juice, be can just come
to me as ii has completely restored my
health" said MIR, James Kelly, popu-
lar employee of o large local corporation,
who resides al No. SIS Monroe street and
has many friends in Wilmington as he
has lived here for number OF years MIR.
Kelly gave the following in recent In
terview at The Miller Drug Store, a04-
406 Market street.:
IL can truthfully say that ] got more
benefit from one bottle of Plant Juice
than from all the other medicines ] took,
put together, and that is saying some
thing Tor | had taken dozens OF them.
For some time had been great stIff erer
from stomach trouble and my food did
not digest--in fact | could hardly ever
take any solid food into my stomach as
il would cause me such distress after
wards; | was badly constipated and had
great trouble with my kindeys and blsd-
der; | slept very little and was up and
down through the night; ! was extremely
nervous and depressed as ! thought ]
would never be well again; finally rheu-
matism made its appearance, and hsd
terrific pains al over my body; ID was
the worst in my right knee and at times
| could hardly hobble around. heard so
much about Plant Juice that / got a
bottle TO try il. Now | am able TO eat
anything want, and am never bothered
in the least with my stomach, liver,
kidneys or bladder. My entire system
Q in fine shape; and best of al, am rid
of the rheumatism eomDletelv. and / can
tell YOU that ! feel thankful; ! sleep fine,
am gaining in weight and strength. /
can only speak in the highest praise Of
Plant Juice and am glad TO have an op-
portunity Of doing SOFAS II is the bridge
that carried me over'.p
Plant Juice is sold in Wilmington at
The Miller Drug Store, A04-400 Market
street.
Plant Jtnee is sold in New Castle by
f. Challenger d Son; IN Newport by
G. b. White; in Newark by w. Il.
Brown.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-11-01
CONFIRMATION SERVICES.
Held at ~. Stanlslaus' Kostka Church
sunday.

Sunday afternoon at o'clock at St.
Stanislaus's Polish Church on East
Seventh street, tho largest class In
the history OF the parish was con-
firmed by Rt. Rev. j. J.Mona CHAN,
bishop OF Wilmington.
Tho class numbered over ESQ boys
and girls, The procession was formed
in parochial residence. composed OF
cross bearer, about 90 children
dressed In white, accompanied BY the
Royal Hussars in uniform, and altar
boys, and the procession was followed
by Rt. Rev. Bishop Monaghan, ac-
companied by the pastor of the church,
Rev. A. olexinski, and Rev. j. NJ.
Grant. ID. d., Rev. Francis Tucker
of Wilmington, Rev. j. Waohowiak
and Revs. j. Wikarski and Charles
Lasinslxi of Baltimore
The floral design donated by the
children attracted much attention
along the line OF march. AS the pre-
cession reached the church entrance
an augmented choir under the diree-
tion of Prof. l. Ryehart, the organis,
of the church, sang the pontincsl
| hymn.
Following the confirmation OF
children, solemn benediction 4.
| place, followed by "Te Doum., After
the exercises Bishop Monaghan ad.
dressed the confirmation class, point.
ing out 10 them the importance of tn,
sacrament Just received. He lilsewis,
spoke OF the godparents, who mum,
bered tho same mas the children con,
flrmed, telling them the responsibilit,
as godpsrents to look after their spir
itual as well as temporal welfare o
the children in case of the death ol
delinquency of their natural parents
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-11-01
uxknuiNa ~ r. q. COMPLETED.
ussh"r kwgtwses Makes Report cf
Wueh w Marine rermiwml.

", u Twin4. resident engineer of
The huasd uf ltarhor Commissioner.
has submitted 40 Charles N. Cant. sec
tsistN q Htaphsr rvporl pn the prog
tt~n uf The construction of the marine
terminal.
lAupsalns 60 the chart, all dredging
wu'h has huen completed. The fonc-
lns ~ &C the initial unit ~ 20 per
spnt completed
fns following rc'os' L. nuhn..ted
hN Nr. living Wharf. "a per cont
vumrlsie. ,arvmsstolr office, "a pes
usnl eelnnl,se barracks and cafeteria,
a. pet cen, complete, domestic and
nee water lineA ~ per cent complete;
Sewers snd drains. ~ per cent com
rlels grading and nllins IN ~ roads,
" "a, cent complete. pile drivlns. Fl
pet cent complete,
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-11-01
TERRIOH GETS A MEDAL.
Dog saves Lille " Young ERglishman
aul II Decorated.

A TERROR named Peter. belonging to
the Rev. w. Adams OF Liverpool, has
been awarded the medal of the Ma
tional Canine Defence League while
on holiday at Borrowdaie IN the Lake
district Peter WAS locked In garage
pdjotning the hotel and startled the
guests by bsrksng violently. Mrs.
Adams went 10 soothe him. and In
searching for the Cause Mrs. Adams
discovered thst a young man named
Arnold had fallen nifty feet down the
hillside and was pinned by the rocks
which had fallen with him. His leg
was fractured and there were many
severe wounds ON his body. Mrs
Adams attended 10 the injured man
until the arrival Of the nearest doctor
who lived four miles away. Had Peter
not given the alarm the young mar
would probably have died before he
was discovered.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-11-01
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Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-11-01
CHECK Off" BAN HARD
BLOW 70 MINE UNIONS
uuust's NuAlne espsetsd 70 Ia.
tend fhvstlohcs't The I'm
tlrs Mining Field,

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Aslt salllssn nsnAefe tudeg The
AsfA ~ usef Ntisfa hs<ius contracts
wllh shs unA,n assiusssa shs nHl"h
NAts tAm 1ht nlnsla waNsH fuhlll
sshe lha mHNsl "a 1hN mniun|
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Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-11-01
CHESTNUTS FLOURISH
IN LAND Of CORREzE
Their Gathering Starting Point
oi Many Homes In South
Central France.

vefiufa. anolhcf "place whore the
nuts eume flum,' N the subject of a
National Geographic society bulletin
ln connection with the reported
ANXIETY ~ that department of France
l0eause a schedule in the new tarin
uuuhlvs the Outs on chcstnuiz.
A Fralun uf shes,nuls, wnnuis and
Uld,p prrlen may suggest a land q
ptraesuai Halloween, oontinuon the
hullsiln, tlut w reality, the Depart
neHl ~ t"ifeAs. IN south Central
France, a. a place where tho struggle
fof existence has developed a serious.
sturdy grim iype of poasanuy.
The lnfreQuent yiai,or 10 the basin
ul tho uafonne VIII nnd families whose
dlfi in winter consists largely of chest.
nuts and potatoes and goat cheese
whe eat their simple repast on tsblcs
with aeNfyssloua followed from ths
weed to serve as plates. and have
HfaNsl hoors lea their tiny cottages
ilu may encounter inns. with their In
Nafiahle menus 90 veal. huckwheal
nUstd " furnish ha own knife, a Gus.
tum surviving from not moro than q
urntury sgn when tho guest of a
hp,luve ho@telfy expected 60 carry
ila own cutlery,
nui n this visitor thinks primitive
conditions ulnnoie a backward peopls
hu wili he aa much surprised as many
ciiystfvd recruit IN the A E. n
whH took the llteracy of a Southern
mpunlAlnrer 90 bo measure 90 his
intslllivnCp
noffpfs haa ar area nearly eaua
in that "a onr ewn state of Delaware
y lios alunE the western edge 90 IN,
nftAi central plateau of France. Il
II uuffuNa'rd with valleys, rsvines
and Eornss "Noors, heaths ant
hfAehvn' are words most needed u
descriptions ~ lts landscapes. Grove,
w chestnut trees, white hirches anc
walnut trpes often give a suggestion
ul \ aaunt New England scene. onls
ln an eu, aslonal valley ia tho sol
fertile sraitefas vNsr this Depart
nent ar about aa niSssv people a,
live IN iralanapolis
TNe nnna ~ Ccrreze Who rubbe,
tiiewu With Allied soldiers ON th,
Western trent may have brough
taek ns~s az tha trade opportunities
whirh iurhpd in the outside world
fnrliapa that q why corrcSe farmer
assehs W tha fact that chestnuts the,
fuFWpflf MAthsfsd against the Ical
winter misht have a higher value Il
lekrNanrN ANYWAY they found theh
NaN "a the channels % American ex
iNfis ana CufreEo ClilEons now ar
trpoftsd 90 D. rreaty disturbed a
ihr rfupospd iaFl1 barrier.
'hssinut stihDfinH, rather than
pafihsr nfrnunt represents the start
linN point ei lhnY a home ln Corrszs
i'omtnunsH usually owned the Ian,
hl"ut them, ana save cltiscns lega
itif io tracts they cleared and cul
tlfeisd hui q takes three on fou
'tRfH "a pfnduos a crop and in al
nisantnle. many YOUNG man ha
'nuha his sfnuoiuia falvation in ma
Hhih'ilns, Mushrooms whioh aboun
nua,f ne chestnut trees. arcrd an
uihsf edible,
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-11-01
KNIGHTS TO CELEBRATE.
Plan Fitting Observance of AnniyerS.
AIRY OF Santa Maria ConnrfI.

Tentative arrangements have been
made for the celebration Of the twenty
NTH annlyersary Of Santa Maria
Council No. 1876, Knights OF colurnbus
on December f3 and IA. There will be
a reception to thb members and their
lady friends in the club house at
Tenth and West streets on the eyen-
ifg Of December ls and subscrip-
tion banquet In the Hotel du ponf the
following evening. Several nationally
known members of the order win be
invited 10 attend.
Efforts viii be made 10 secure IN
attendance of Supreme Knight Jane,
A. Flaherty OF Philadelphia and IA.
rBirai William Benson Of Washing.
ton. M, -. Murphy is chairman b,
tho general committee. Herber,
ksighn In charge Of the arrange.
ments. J. A. spragg IN secretary am
!. ~. Gibnsy ie treasurer.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-11-01
OBITUARY
llvsa.. a. MrlslI.

funuai services fVr llonace Al. Me-
a rsll. vho died vr sunday from q conl-
pllaailun of di~ee@es, win be held at
! u'oloeh TOMORROW Afternoon at his
hume. aAos Madison street. lie was st
; osfs Old and a member - the Masons,
pda reilows ARD ~. .. y. A. M. and
~ Hanover Presbyterian Church. He
h survived by his wife and daughter.
uunli WiN be- made in Nveryicw
gtN0 tuIl,
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-11-01
URGES POSTAL SAVINGS.

IN view Of the reported loss OF $780,
0oo .eoa per year 10 bona fide investors
in fake securities, and the action Of
the A. Il. l., at its convention OF June
last In Denver in endorsing the sys-
tenn Of Treasury Savings Securities
Postmaster General .will " Hays has
urged on local Offices special efforts 20
enlarge the volume OF postal savings
business.
Postmaster James ]. English re-
ports such deposits in toe Wilmington
pfilce az in excess Of many cities OF
greater size, and as showing steady
increase.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-11-01
as Dsni lor Prizes.

Ihe, h muoh interest Ia the COM
pssltlsv drill. ~ the SECOND Company,
tioass Artillery Corps, la the manuel
~ asus a. he held al ths Armory on
Thursday esonins. Priros ~ &lo. $3.50,
a. and sa.bp vill bc awarded 20 the
winners. 7he judges for tho drill will
hp Naius Rlsrk Captain Hudgins and
Sergeant walters. captain Leroy
Nulh commanding officer ~ ihe
aDDuHd lumunny
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-11-01
HEALING CREAM
STOPS CATARRH
CIowsed Air Passages Opea NJ Ones--
Nostriis Cleared.

If your nostriIs sre cloggod and
your head stuffed because of os&arrh
or cold, get Eiy's Cream Balm a.
any drug store. Apply a. little ~ this
pure, antis@Dfic. germ destroyinT
cream 1nto your nostrifs and let y
penetrate through every air pas~sEe
Of pour head ana membranes. inrfant
relief.
How good II feels. Your head is
clear. Your nostriis are open. You
breathe freely. No more hawking or
snuflipg Head colds and catarrn
yield like magic. Don't stay stuffed
up. choked up and miserable. Reiief
~ cure.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-11-01
Field Trials at Old Orchard.

The annual field trials of the Della
ware Pointer and Setter Club will be
held at Oak Orchard. Sussex county,
next Monday, Tuesday and wadnss-
day, "A large number of, fine dogs
from various sections of the United
States will compete. Many trophies
will be presented, and cash prizes will
aggregate $1,000.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-11-01
HAnBoR pRvELorHsxT.
j. Spencer smith In Report es Fort
Authorities Con vsnti0n.

J. Spencer Smith of New York. a
member of the technical advisory COM
nittee Of the Harbor Board, is expected
20 appear before tho board at their
meeting next Friday. at which time
AIR. Smith win present data OF im-
portance relative 10 the construction
OF The new marine terminals al the
mouth OF the Christiann river.
Mr.. Smith recently returned from
Seattle, Wash, where he represented
The Harber Board at the annual con
ventlpn of the American Association
OF Port Authorities, held October II
20 Ia, inclusive. Charles ~. Cant
secretary and business manager of the
board is In receipt of a letter from Mfr
Smith. IN which Il was stated that
much valuable information had beer
gained as a result of tho convention
-
Tire repaire. :? Read the classified
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-11-01

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