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The Hays free press. [volume] (Hays, Kan.) 1908-1924, 1921-05-19
DIR. FRANK STRONG SPEAKS
EX-ChaneelIor of University Delivers
BaccaIaureate Sermon to
Graduating Glasses

0GEnlOn 10
Graduating Glasses
DR.. Frank Strong, ex-Chancellor of
the University of Kansas and one of
the foremost educators of the day,
delivered the Baccalaureate sermon
to the 1921 classes, Sunday, May Is,
in the Normal Auditorium.
His text was: Therefore, King
Agrippa, was not disobedient to the
heavenly vision" He based his ser
mon also on the fifth chapter of
Matthew and showed how the high
est ideals of human conduct are
bound up in that chapter.
Dr. Strong said that churches,
schools and governments can not
bring about the brotherhood of man
unless the spirit of courtesy, kindli-
ness and brotherliness is in the heart
of man.
In Rome civilization was founded
on force. Seneca thought that the
unifying principles Paul was preach
ing were an opportunity to found
Rome on something more lasting than
militarism. Rome refused. She chose
force instead of the ideals of the New
Testament, with the inevitable result.
Now, we are confronted by the
same question. Shall our civilization
rest upon force which eventually
means disaster, or upon the teaching
of the New observation-disclosures
Leader.
The Hays free press. [volume] (Hays, Kan.) 1908-1924, 1921-05-19
(First published in the Hays Free
Press, May 5, 1929
ROAD NOTICE
tate Of Kansas, Ellis County, IS.
Office of County Clerk

State Of Kansas, Ellis County, IS.
Office of County Clerk
Hays, Kansas, May 4, 1921.
TO WHOM IT MAY CONCERN:
Take Notice, That a legal petition
signed by John Sessin and other
Household rs of Hamilton Township,
in said County, has been presented
to the Board of County Commission
ers, praying for the Relocation of a
road, as follows, viz:
Beginning at a point on section
line between section 35-11-2O and
2-12-20, twenty chains more or less
east of the Southwest corner of 35-
1920, thence northeast into section
35, three chains more or less, thence
The Hays free press. [volume] (Hays, Kan.) 1908-1924, 1921-05-19
Roquefort Cheese.

ROquefOrt cheese has been success
fully made in this country. Not con-
tent with making it in this climate,
our scientists proved that goats milk
was unnecessary. Cows milk will
produce excellent cheese if it is prop
erly ripened.
The Hays free press. [volume] (Hays, Kan.) 1908-1924, 1921-05-19
OVERRIDING It.

We deeply sympathize with the
Stratford man who asked the magis-
trates for a separation order because
his wife chased him with a Ratchet
every day. II is too often.-' London
Punch.
The Hays free press. [volume] (Hays, Kan.) 1908-1924, 1921-05-19
MANY Languages in Philippines.

Such a variety of races are repre-
sented among the inhabitants of the
Philippines that they speak total Of
more than thirty languages.
The Hays free press. [volume] (Hays, Kan.) 1908-1924, 1921-05-19

IAN educated man is a man who
can do what he ought to do when he
ought to do it, whether he wants to do
it or not Nicholas Murray Butler.
The Hays free press. [volume] (Hays, Kan.) 1908-1924, 1921-05-19

Life is short, why make it shorter,
DOM things we hadn't orter.
The Hays free press. [volume] (Hays, Kan.) 1908-1924, 1921-05-19

First published in the Hays Free
Press, May ), 1920
NOTICE OF SPECIAL ELECTION
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-03-07
nEIAW ARE CITY NEWS.

Delaware C,tv March George C',ln-
am = of Nav laudre \ ] vlflt
ING ms father George t,lllaon ~ Port
Porn
Nj ard Nr4 Oue Noshcll ardlauRhter
ard Nira lcrl II Lamp ~ Font Penn are
v,sltlr trior ~ - Niav l.ardnE. \ J
Mr. ~ i Mrs Igehcr atc iii at thcir home
n Fort PORN
BENJAMIN Moore and lrrd Moore of
Philadelphia sport the Weekend with
their father frank Moore
Miss ouigc Rock Of the Women Col
lcgc II Newark ard oslic Rook of Fhlla-
lclphla were week -cud gncets # thcir
parerts Nh ard Mrs Stewart Rock
Tho vacht Io1 cusc ni the Baltimore d,s-
tr.cf fnrmcrl, of the Wilmington district.
le rs thoeapeakc Citr Md having cs-
tn -ivc repairs made - Tho crgIres
Potter NI,lIlgau nf Philadelphia Is here
for q tNn mon th eta1 with his daughtcr
Mrs DauiCl q \clll
Miss agnes rlcrsnr is or = tvo-ueeks
VISIT n Philadelphia
Miss NctlNatro teacher ia the schools
here. was taken ta her homc IN Wllmug-
tol Satprda, very III
Mr. ard Mrs Nillnm McC Conrell enter
taIrcd ~ luncheon. Yesterday. in honor
- .lcrrN liamhlctor of Oxford Pa
Thcrc viii bc meeting Of the New Era
committee Wcdrcsda, night after prayer
service nj the PRESBYTERIAN church There
wlll hc meeting Of the boys club. tins
cvcrirE ard meeting Of the girls club
trliay right
Rev J Beauchanp of the Wilmington
CITY Nse,or ary society preached III st,
Georges VI I Church. Yesterday morn
lre RCv Seth Gibbons Of - Georges
conducted the evening services.
Mr. ard Mrs " Walhridge. who have been
living here for several years. viii move to
Darby Pa
George Rylcs OF the Philadelphia
Navy Yard spert the week end with Mr.
aud Mrs Kemp AT Red Lion
Miss Alice Cochran daughter of Rev
Mr. Cochran Of Red Lion, is i'll Mt her
home
Miss Helen Cochran of FELTON, and Miss
Mary Cochran Of ClaymoEt spent the
Weekend with their parents, Rev. and
Mrs Cochran st Red Lion
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-03-07
NEWS OF LAU REL

Laurel. March : Claude Prcttvman
of Now York CITY. ls spending some timc
here with his parents Nr and Mrs
Joseph 4 Frcttyman
Nirs " W Knowles of Wilmington
Is guest Of her mother Mrs Charlotte
Moore.
Charles WhCatlcv Is soriousl, III ~
the home Of his parents Mr. and Nlr>
John " Wheatlcv IN Bcihc
G. Edgar Williams has gone ~ and en-
\ J., where he has secured position
Captain Paul X Phillips arrived IN
Bethel, last week with the tug Syhil Of
Norfolk Va which is to be repaired at
the Bethel marine railway
Several citizens went to Dover today,
to meet the committee on insurance and
banking in regard 10 the bill, recently pre-
sented bv Senator Alice imposing q tax
on the fire insurance companies operating
within the Incorporated towns Of the
State, for the maintenance OF the FIRE
fighting equipment The bill Is favored
here
The funeral Of Mrs Sarah Phoebus
aged % wears oldest woman IN the town,
was held Friday At the home of her son,
William Phochus, Rev " Obsorne
Bennett ofFciating interment IN the Odd
Fellows cemetery
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-03-07
You Must Replace the Wear
and Tear on the Human System

Did you ever stop 80 consitler whai %
tremendous task ia piRoed upon your
human syatefn every day Tho most
efficient piece n machinery n all ibo world
IL not expected 90 stand the strain that
IL placed on your body.
Your heart is constantly pumping life
and vitality ~ every part ~ your body
This ia hainF rapidly consumed after
being turned into energy and strength
that koops y0ur syatefn performing ~
various functions
What are YOU doing 20 replace this
drain upon your syateul? Every day there
ia n certain aiuoint nf woar and tear that
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-03-07
NEWS OF A DAY
FROM THE STATE
Results of Local Elections Held
Saturday at Georgetown
and Milton.
MASONIC EVENT AT LEWES

From Every Evenings Correspondents.
Irues. March William j Ilighiicld
most worshipful grard master of Niasons
of Delaware. made his official visit to
Jefferson Lodge hero. Friday evening
accompanied hy STATE Senators James "
Robert ,or. John IIghhcld and Harry J.
t,uthric. past grard master They were
crtertair 81 ~ a turkey supper n tho home
~ G. Chiffon Maull, master OF the local
lodge Officers OF jefferson Lodge also
were guests
The meeting vas called to order in their
Temporary quarters ~ the building adioU-
lrg the poStoficc ard after short nd
dresses l., vlSitlrg Nasons and Charles
u Naull past grand master the lodge
was closed ard all present assembled ~
the audltnlum tftcr beng entertained
~ movIrg pictures ard addresses by the
grand master ard Harry ] Guthric. an
automobile vas awarded - Corinthian
7 IodRr 81 Wilmington. Of which the grand
master X member II was agreed hv pll
Tho Wilmington lodges that the ono To- get
The car would present II to the Masonic
Homc of DclaN are located Just outside
" N1lmrGtor Il VII thcl' hc SCI there
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-03-07
NEWS OF BRIDGEyILlE.

Rridgcvilc March The Swarth.
more Chnutauqua having proved So sue
ccsstul hCrc this year. tho necessary guar
rarturs have hccn secured for ~ return
ncNt wear
Miss Nell Ward Of Wilmington IS srcrd
ing ten davs ~ town with hcr father. ! T.
Ward
Ron COLLISION had his arm hrolrr vhlc
crarhlng hrs automobile last week
Tho baltimore Trust 60 bank hcrt has
Installed large clortr. hell ~ the h'uld-
lhE. e. ho used IN case ~ attempts at
robbery
Revival services arc now II proero--
IN mon NJ 4 Church conducted l>
the pastor. Roy Dlsstnu " Ia,rh= Nj
Jacobs was assisted last week hn RcN
J l. OTIS If NilurRtnn. retired min
,ster of Nt 4 Conference md 4 formcr
pastor of Rridgr,illc NJ r Churrh
Rev W = Taylor II Scalord 'lr,trt and
Rcv Mr. Rcpson ot Greenwood NJ
Church
Tho local " g T u mct lest week AZ
the homo of Mrs Il J Nj Nllcn Tho
Foreign MISSIONARY Society met ~ tho
home IF Mrs Lawrence NJ Cohal and
the l.ad,ca AID met lriiav AFTERNOON n
the homo ~ Mrs une Wright
Word has hccn received hCro that tho
operation for appendicitis upnn MIS-
BERTHA Short IN \ Baltimore hnsptal /,
was very succoasfuI and She expects ts
return o. her home soor
Funeral EcrvlCcs for Mrs Newell Rail
verc hold SATURDAY, afternoon ~ her lata
home lntcrment m RrdEevllo crInCtorl
Cheatnr Coy and (annl, If prvillc ohio.
arc visiting IN t,rcruwood WITH Mrs
Frank Haves. mother ~ Mrs CoN
Mrs Victor cvie. visltcd hcr sister.
Mrs Emerson Wiley of Nlssahicknn n
last week
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-03-07
WHOEVER AND WIDOW WE'D.

soaford. March Tho. wedding q
Isaac II Moore 81 tltla tYsr and Mrs
More Hastings Noore daughter Of Mr.
AMI Mrs Thomas Hastings II BLADES
took place SATURDAY. eyenilp y ~ u clock
NJ tho home If the lrldn only = fes re-
lativea and friends witnessing tie cefe
monv. performed by Hot u Rules
They had bcon widow and aidnRef maf"
than ,enr. thr,r wpddedlnates having
hccn buried tho aano dat
Following tho eeremanR Air and Mrs
Nuate fnatored 81 then hetna here affer
which ihcv left for wedding TRIP -
northern citlc4 he Rruan, = ~ emplnt"
If the rcnna, wanna Rallteaa here
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-03-07
NEWS OF I.aJR FL.

Laurel March Dr James III.
Sfraucha. - l3al',morc. srcnt Saturday
VT frlondS in tovr
.lo,oph X Hoarne 81 Philadelphia,
~ ,ho Vcrk end with hls parents.
Nr and Mrs \ p Hcarnc Of North
] aurrl
Norman Holt Of the L : : East
lndIq har with his parents for a visit
Tho Amc7can Icg,oa post which re-
eea., reorg1nIzed has appointed com
mitaoes tor the casuinG year a& follows
ENoc1ltvc and financial. William l.
Torl,crt lr ! Roscoe Elliott Paul II
krnncv ID Ice Woottea and Dallas II
Thompson cntcTt 1Inment RAYMOND !.
Kitchens, Everett /. Waller Paul r.
kcnncv
mother reduction n the force at the
loc4l railroad freight station was made
last week and Mrs arolyn Phillips, who
had bcon employed aS clerk. was given
a. Indefinite furloueh
Isaac J Henry. formerly ~ this town,
med AZ the home Of his daughter. Mrs
>eVell Humphreys IN Salisbury Md
FRIDAY lie was brother Of John :
llearv. merchant of this town
High school baseball tcam has made
arrangements to hold box social IN the
assembly hall Of the high school next
FRIDAY evening for tho purpose Of raising
funds 70 equip the team with sui~ for tho
baseball season
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-03-07
ENTERTAINED CARD CIIB.

RudgcviIe, March : The llvc Hur
drcd ard Club Was entertained last week
tx Miss Florence Becker at the homo NJ
Mr. and Mrs : Harrington Mcsaick
Among those present were Mr. and Mrs
George Hill Mr. ard Mrs Harry W
Nivcn, Mr and Mrs Warren & Newton
Mr. and Mrs W Walton Smith. Miss MAY
Rlcards Lillian Sud|er Lms W ard Adele
GRAY Dorothy Rnns Florence Becker.
Mr. Dodge Mr. knipo >taule, Icdcr
harm. I'm lewis Edward ! laytor AZ 4
George Ruos Prizes vcrr taken y, MISS
FlllIau ~udlcr and Nir krrc
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-03-07
FARMERS BUILDING ROADS.

laurel, March z Sussex county far
mers have Become 40 enth,miastie over
good roads they are offering to bear the
expense themselves If the County High
way Commission will send out surveyors
to set the grades. Farmers between Del.
mar and Hebron reported 81 ,277 raised
by popular subscription for gravel rond
between tho two townH, aud offer Ia do
oil the work themselves. A ninilnr road
10 be built between Providence md
Laurel will be financed by farmers IN
that section.
A few vears ago few could bc found ~
the county who would even consent ia
bonding for roads. while now more thnn
100 miles of concrete ronds have lpcen
built, with the aide roads well constructed
oi gravel and clay
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-03-07
NEwS OF sEAroRp

geaford March ! Prufrssnf II +
s'ahl superintendent of sraferd public
a.hool. spent laai nert ~ Stlaatie Gify.
\ I attending seaainn - educational M
stnlrturR
Mrs Charlotte Adama has returned
frnm two moatha visit With her daueh.
ter. Mrs ! ] Nichola ~ SALISBURY Mi
Captain and Mrs John I. smith #
nethel at,cni pnrt nt last week with Mrs
St.stha spstcr Mrs lamea II Huston
" Ncat lraiord
Nm ! Harry Miller md Mra z +
Huston are ~ ST Ioacphs Iinapial
Philadelphia. for treatment
Mrs William ! Allen haa returned
from visit with her daughter Mrs
Dice Coulbourp. at Newport Newa. ka
Miss Lillian nppc II Philadelphia spent
the week end here with Miss Ethel Donoho
Mrs Martha MURRAY has rcturned
from VISIT with her daughter at .Iohns-
town. IN
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-03-07
TOWN EIEC TIoN.S

Georgetown. March : The town
election held here. SATURDAY,. resulted
aa follows
Mayor, William \ Warrington; City
Council. Dr John Hammond. Walter II
IIilyard. James VI .rnnnell Andrew
Marvel. Walter Roach. aaseRsof, VII
llam I Hobbs. collector, Joseph Is
West auditors, Frank |, Joseph, Wal
tor Fownsend
Two tickets wcrr in the field. both be-
ing the same except for maxat he
ctycns ticket was headed by William
A Warrington, and the town ticket i'y
Justice of the Peace l.hiah " Ryon.
Warrington won l,y four votes, receiving
"a ont oi ln2
The town election n Milton was spirit
ed. there leing thrre tiekets he fe=
sults follow Mayor. William ) Stephene.
Councilnen fnr three years, John { Iank /.
Upnrv E Wagamon The holdzovet mem=
brrs of Council arr Ntllam II Neleh.
William II Workman md Samuel lithau
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-03-07

missionary collection was received at the
Sunday school service.
In the evening about 30 members of the
Newport Branch of the Junior Order
United American Mechanics attended the
service, Tho pastor made nn address 10
the members OF the Order on the four
points of n mechanics compass, which
he outlined rs follows; First God. second,
country. third. community; fourth, home
The service was closed bv the singing ni
America, after which the members of
the order marched out of the church led by
two members of the order, one carrying
n large American flag and the other n large
Bible, both of which belonged to the
order
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-03-07
NEWS OF MIDDLETOWN.

Middletovn March 7 George T..
PIndcr, who for some wears has been fore
man on the section of the railroad between
Nj Pleasant and Cnual Bridge. has been
ramcd 90 succeed David Allen, who has
Just been retired ard as foreman of tho
road from Niddlctown 10 Mount plcasar {
The garage of " Harmon Reynolds
was broken into Inst week and several
tircs ard lrnrr tubes were stolen tn the
value of sl25 The sanc nigh, Ford
truck was stolen from the garage of $ 4
Collins
Rccuasc of the illness of the teacher.
Miss Josephine Stcarrs Warwick school
was cloFcd pnrt of last week
Mrs Mary 4 Droll hns been seriously
III nj her homo on Crawford street hut is
now improving
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-03-07
SMYRNA RED ROSS.

~rnSrra NIar.h Tho ~myra hrarch
:, -. Rcd Gross has reelected the
foIiavltr .d crrs President Miss EunIcc
NrthsrA ~, -l.irrf Mrs lug nc
ih#si# ..l.fs.N Mrs Olive II ~hallcross
..te'It.i ilsrN,, It9ll
the aij vtrg be,, hrcr chosen as
1rfll ~ fie vIriuls committees
Hll N,Iatr Nlre J. Irving llardv. F..
forrEn .It- NIr- larnce i lloftc, kcr.
eact, III NJ IIouard II ,IoScs
I ltr..3l, Nrs duari : Dwight
.tte.#a' N il \lf- Ntfls, publicity.
NJ Nitt, " Gohort- general cmCr-
Esr l,r' i - Frkcrti
uG ~u.. ta Il rop las attained
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-03-07
DH. BALL TO THE RESCUE.
Gave Attention to Former Senator Hen
derson, After Latter Und Been Shot.

United States Senator +. IIeisier
Balls medical knowledge fbcbiup n
physician nH we'll az genat0rl served
him we'll on Saturday. na IL enabled
him Ia minister to former senator Hem
dcrn0n Of Ncvnda nffer the latter had
been nhot by Charles Crock ia the
Hennte once Building. ia Washington.
Senator Ball wan one ~ neverai per
sona attracted hy the report the
pistol. When he entered the room
where Mr.. Henderson was he made MI
examination Of the wound found u was
superficial and dreHsod the injury Mr.
iEonderaun'a term ma. Senator had ez
rlfed on Friday and he waH remaining
IN Washington over the week end, when
he was attacked
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-03-07
BIRTHDAY SURPRISE.

Laurel, March IA delightful sur
prlsc party WAS given Miss Madelyn
Phillips at her home on Delaware avenue,
Saturday evening, on the occasion OF
her seventeenth birthday anniversary
The evening was spent IN games and re-
freshmentS were served
Those present were Misses, Emma
Ralph, Virginia Hastings, Madelyn Riggin,
Helen Kirk Deputy, Mildred Burford,
i}culah Thompson Ina Mister Edna
Lowe. Madelvn Jackson. Vera Kitchens,
Elizabeth Hobbs and Margaret Boyce
Daniel Culver Randolph Evans, Norris
Kitchens. Glen Wright, Ralph Bailey,
Richard Moore, Wallace Pollitt, Alton
Woottca. John Marshall and Paul Hop
kIns
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-03-07
NV 81 MILFORD.

81 r fucr thIaughout
t tef E.,r plaWlrg their
fields t4 pa.t r.nb preparatory
tn ri 1 ,.e trl C9rucry usc
Nj .a,I t.r \n G I ~ II hold
& rr4rl SATURDAY afternoon
I' Cir rEe 'rf.ft program was
rer dcr,f ', .ranr, rhlldgon. con
a,tttr f. tf#f.r1 and cxcrClecs
lt, ..a t'. to- dls,Heslon vas
r,a.t.,e W. c,r.nng. IL der the
3 r, 'f.r II f~fles ~ here
0r.,r ,f.t.a. II ha rccoutly sold
ms Il huo i, Nest Trout stroof ~
Hprr s H.t,t ,,a. g,tavr has pur
has,l ls, Il flr,od aNcruc from Mrs.
,urn,lsue Iilll. II 4 .>pc'fe ~ erect +
rnv anln, .t Tire -rtc
Nl.lell Wcah t,r If any ,oars IN the
slack mth ri ~ lvf gilt business on
last trart tr,ct IF \.Fth Milford has
sold ut h. ortre h.aness 81 Hiram
Isaac, aud Earuost gerald. and VII
rslr, FROM active work
The ladies II CErst Church Guild arc
preparing &, hold 2 rummagc and ex-
chasgc salc On Match - Is and 10
Nj and Mrs ThomaSC REYNOLDS. who
sold thor ho1c ~ Fast Front street sew
oral weeks ago moved last week - their
urN home ~ south Wal'ut street South
NIltrri
Ms Mr. - rmcr s spending several
dsvs ~ no,rr 4 gursf If her s,efor Mrs
Thomas Harm gfat,
Miss Hcier Fic7>ar TN Who Is at
terifg Rcaasm BUSINESS College IN
Wilmington sporf he wexford here AZ
thc lowc cf hCr mother Mrs II J
Plc7sa1 Ton She. vas accompanied BY
schon, flcrd Miss Marguerite Nhtc ~
Richmord "a
Nh al Mn ! I Hobson Who had
hecu touring the Ncst FOR the past three
norths IN the interest Of Mrs Hobsou
hcalth have returned to thclr home on
\ortb Naruf street Mrs llohson beng
much improved
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-03-07
SAVED BY A DOG.

Delaware City. March : Mrs William
Gibson, Sr. while ON her way home Sat
urdav evening. was crossing the street
from the home of James Moore whcr y
large automobile goirg down the street
az high speed. running close To the gutter.
struck her on orc leg.
A large rabbit dog. owned by her son !,
jumped in front Of her and was struck
ard killed. and 20 the action of the dog.
Mrs Gibson owes escape from serious
INJURY. possibly from death
The driver Of the unknown car did rot
even slack speed. "a ascertain the damage
which he had Inflicted
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-03-07
FRIES FaR ESSAYS

Ieafofd March :. Through ihr otlnea
,,onal onmfn,ttee the tcarn Int of thia
town has Offered tlree pfl1ne - Tie sfnlar
class nl seafptd high efhoul FOR the best
ESSAYS on itiFruahlr
The prizes vii lie awarded and fhe first
prlze eeaay read nn Thursday evening.
March 10. ~ tbe Acorn hi, fontn. follow
81 =, an address ly ex-~cefetafy u STATE
! I,orrtt lahason II 1ifigepship
IN ruoqday evening heetnr Nella
will speak A. The elul. Lire uIslle haa hse
in,itrtI "a heat both thrse addresses
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-03-07
PUPILS TO PRESENT PLAY.

Scaford. March :. The seniors Of the
Scaford high school viii present their
play Bashfm Mr.. Bobts, At Wright $
Auditorium. Friday evening. March II
They VIII have an orchestra composed
Of members Of high school 70 help hem
out In their play. namely homaS Donoho
and Herbert Lank, saXnpho1cs. William
Moore. vioIln. Miss Nellie fogie. piano
Games Burton, cornct. Jack WhoFd.
drums
The graduating class this year is quite
large being composed Of s members
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-03-07
At FORT DU PONT .

Delaware CITY. March : Lieutenant
Foster. who has been stationed at Fort
du Pnrt for some time, has bccn promoted
tu captain.
Major and Mrs Chcrrlngtou Of Fort
du port arc hclnR congratulated ON the
hIrth of fire baby boy
Private Gibson. Ewing. Gage Sllls ard
Owens nf Fort ,lu Font have been trHus
fcrrcd from the auto motive school "
Fort du Pout - Fort lIarcocl
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-03-07
BADLY HURT ny FAIL.

Ncaforl March Ncus vaa received
hcrc. ,ratcrda, that tuurtland Cou
hnltu. son of Ms Ar,lrll, 1nulhourn.
ot hla town vhlo working IT foniiao.
Mich foll ltsta of 20 fnoi breaking
hl4 ankle and fr,,turing s"yetal bones
u h,e foot
Ihc Young man. who - an electrician.
Il rnu ~ the home If ha brother ~ law.
William llor-cs. il nrtrnt Mich
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-03-07
SERMON To MASaNS

~caiofd March 7 \ largo numhct ~
tho mowbors ot the Nnaonlr maternity
81 thi. action attended DIVINE ser,lco
~ Nj hllvrt NJ + Church, Yesterday
morning. where the, lHtrned ~ q hrtl
llaut sofmor delivered ~ Rev y +
Rnlov. the pastnr
Rov NJ, Rulo, is menl'oi ~ fh"
ordor holding membership ~ q Mar
land lodge
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-03-07
BURIED AT SEAruRn.

~cnfnrd. March The remains II
Samuel I Warlcld, formerly Of layton
md Wilmington. nephew nf Mrs George
" Dunoho of tins town. were brought Ia
Scafnrd. the morniur aud inferred in odd
Fellows cemetery. services nt the grave
hruE conducted bv Row I | Carpenter
pastor uf s. lnhns VI + ChurGh
Nr NarGold who was about 80 wears
obi of dlcd ~ California on February
- lie had travrlcd quite extensively
Inurg the past few Years ~ hopes 1T
palnlnp his nai hralth
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-03-07
WEDDING AT LAUREL.
Laurel March =

Laurel. March =
Joseph Raymond Smith of near Del
mar and Miss Iva rrritt of this town
were married Mt ~ Philips Z T. Church
Friday afternoon. by Rev + Alan Pnr
SONS The bride was attrod in n travelling
suit of navy blue tricotine with Int to
match
Following the ceremony the bridal
couple left for Philadelphia. New York.
and Niagara Falls. after which thoy will
return to Laurel, where they will make
their home
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-03-07

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