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supplemental, and an,ended and fnaI -r5ar,
80 such Board OF Drainage Conrlgylonrr-
and that said reports and map and do
eripftor OF the work laid of and proposed r.
be construed is now on file in the cair,
Of the clerk Of the Chsnccry Court of Noxu,
bee County, Mississippi and that in and by
TIE report Of said Commissioners as filed orr
glhally on the LIST day of December 1870 thf
following described lands were proposed 10 b.
taro"n out and excluded FROM tho said
Drainage District towit:
foEhshiP l6 North. Rance Is East
Section lots ] and 2.
Section ., lot 10,
Section 4. lots II, 49, q p 90, "a.
Section g north ore half
section 10 north half o. northwest Uuartr-
Section II southwest quarter and west hali
OF southeast quarter.
Section -, Southwest puartc+.
Section Il. North hsR Of SOUTHEAST quar-
ter; septh half of northeast rlarter and
northwest quarter Of northeast quarter
Section -, West half Of northeast guar.
ten and eat bali Of soataenst q4nrtl-.
Section 20 Southwest quarter 81 northeast
quarter.
Tsvnsldp Is, Range - Feast.
Section Northeast 0uarta ot hsytarr Z
seeiion ~ Sealheast suArtrf.
--SeSSian I8,--Easl haI at northeast gaaTtfr.
Township -. Range l6 Eas4,
SHItioa u, An Of sectlap
Section g. Northeast suirter Of northeast
suarter
Seutioa e. Moth half Of northeast au.,5tsv
SeotSon =. Southeast eaarSe1 al North wrst
quarter
sieesioA T. Soots Bal az rauthaast euarter
northwest quarter ii southwest sUsrter and
sSnth hall OF ~0uthus' suaytbf
SectJoD n, SsuiArNt EtSgCef si seutsa,st
suarsrr.
Scetiob IA &sltSgeat .uaHey, we1 bat
81 northeast UuA'tfs and the south Aan
S-ction 20. Bese bait aS northwest ctLEyaeF
S'rtioS SS. Soutecast Quarter 81 southwest
quarter 49,
Township IS North, Range 50 East.
Session :, Lsts a. 6, az IA Is; -. y /.
ToHvushis Is Nsrth HanEe ~ East
Section ~. S0utA ASt u2 Northwest auas.
tur and northeast ssartar Of southwest guar
ISvn~hiP u Norm. Rsnzs IL Asst
Section ! South saif sf Rorh AalS
rSushi9 Ia Nerth. RspEe Il Esst.
SEXTON g. Lot tS
sectinn {. sentkret quarter q ssrtA-
vast quarter.
SsrsioO s. Seutagast quarter Of SOUTH.
east quarter.
Section 10 Lets d G. :
Sest+2n IL, lSf II.
Fkat said Iands hhcve SAsgrisGS gxs waich
Il uas proposed to be eVcTniad nuai tho SAD
Drainage DtStrtcs 10 the SAID criFiSsi Tr-poyt
81 che SAID consla4tpHea, GleS s1 tAe lss
say 81 Dec~uhef i92a wpYV eSG4uded By The
SssSrr7' q the cUpr7 reVrfgtd Deccrlh-r Sc
LsslS
Fnss ,he fO,loWiiNe Described lands arr also
sropu7ed 10 BE- thrown GOT and eyclv3cd frorr
sAd District IN aud by tbe supplemental
2uesde and 6nsl IMPORT OF tbe said Drain.
sEU Commissioners Sled herein on the lsth
s4Y Of JsnuarT 1891 scwit
rsSnship is North, SanrV - East
SsStion 9. IoSs aRd 10.
fswuship Is North, Range I6 Haot
SeNtagn T. Northeast aoarter Of porthczsi
srlrtsr,
s<etAon 3, HortASest quarter 81 sorth uvst
ssartsr.
SsetIon ee. sOUsasast qusieer Of sostbasst
eSarteT.
action 81 sast kz,ls
fvunAhiS Is Marta. Ransn h 6ssl
s.etAas :, H~.shsass 0sztrSs OF Earxaaa,t
opNyasF,
sesstsa Sssta4sst ssaSs4g Of sSrss As.
eSprtsg
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HAnT-pARR TRACTOR.

Owing 70 the conditions We have
not been able TO get rid of the trac-
to rive have on hand. The Hart psrr
tractor has been thoroughly tried oat
in this section and has proven suc-
cess from every standpoint
We have three in operation in
Lowndes county, You may get u,
touch with the owners by writing Us.
This tractor is for sale at much less
than It cost us. This is the best
propoition YOU will ever got Ia the
tractor line. For full particular
write c. T, EVANS & SONS
Columbus, Miss.
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Notice to Laborers.

It is the purpose Of the commits
sioners Of Good Road District No. 2
by and with the consent Of the Board
Of Supervisors, to employ a person
for his entire time, to superintend
and ork the good rrads in said dis
tgict under supery sion Of commits
sioners, the district to furnish teams,
implements and material.
Proposals are invited to he filed
with the clerk Of the Beard OF Sup-1-
visors Of NoXubee county on or he
fore January Goth, 1921. Employee
TO make contract and bond for S55a
to insure faithful compliance " h
contract. Commissioners reserve
right to reject and or all proposals.
J. L. ORMSBY.
+. A. LITTLE,
W. ". GOODWIN,
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section 90 Southwest a-afte. Of ,,-,.,-...
quarter.
Soct7. H. 54utlgc-t q-a-tr~ .f .er.l,..--
q-a-.e-.
Section ,l East hsis of .7,tfq.,., ....-...
Section D. Northwest gga-ts- III .I-.,
east quarter
Section ST. Northwest g.a-,., NJ -,-.t
west quarter.
And that on Thursday. the la as,. ,,. p.t...
1921 at the cou-t house IN ths ri+, AZ tf
'on. Nozubec County. Ms.i,sfppi befo-s .rs
ChAEcelioy in vacation Appli,sti,- ,pip h.
mad tor the confirmation M he ss5 Nv
zirAl ,epor. A. amended. and fgr Sors.,,..
ton Of the aid supp!ernrrtsf arr.-,5s5 .r4
Hyla report Of the said Drainsre Co,--gs-
sionc-s Of Drainage District No i y -
bee Co@aty Mississippi. and that az
/ time s1d place all peu-ons Interested r,ag
appear and contss. the confirmation the-s-F.
or may undertake % shov. that he All ra
, port ought 70 b. modified in an. oartt,tI-.
and nAg then and therr pFgr sny eog,r.,.rrr
evidguer In -uppo-t oF any contest al ~. s,g-
plssAtioz Of SAID T.uuf- ~ NJ ..r l-eil...
bca 70 1a0du3 Il y aa, Iar.,.lIs- a.. r,E--
t= raate
Gsyru La5r g,s 3 Las .-4 ...,. % a. 5..y-
tse icta day Of J.a4ay. 1911
lsE.ALl JOHN A TYSON
Cicra OF the UAAn-rry Cegr+ Of Er.-tbss
Ca-aty SrAte Of dlss!ss5ppi
TRUSTEES sAIF
Te- SUI Al Mississippi Eosub,, COUNT
g. virtue of the provisions of a -.-tg.r
Decd OF t-ust executed bp Enss E,,,p 10 tbs
- dsc Of Jsaaa-g la2B 20 Charles Strong
~ trustee 70 s,rure 70 John A Moore a Ger
talu sndebtafuess thsrrlz uentiooed. sssa trc.t
d-rb being recordeb IN Deed BOOK Nc faS-
10 iS Chsscrhry Clerks CAlae IN ssld saartv
g. lhe Undersigned - trustee. viii %
Sfss DAY. thle 9Th day 81 FebxuarJ. 1891.
efrAin tpSl hours iD front Of the 8syf 81 the
Court Hsusr 10 The CITY Of Ys.on "
proceed 60 sru az auetiea 70 the AlrfSsfS6r.
Der fer rssH
Tse south hall o. the southwest ogg.tpr
OF .,7esou thre,. leSs ~ that norton 81 tt-
sase scrtA Of che NscpD and Fairfield rsSd
Tie aoftA hlH of DE north half Of 4estou
tea An tnat portioo Of tst scuth ha,g o. the
vest hale Of The a,athssst quartz ae.tior
tArer sossth Of the EpeaH ADD FairRek6r0ad
4be north Aalf al DE northwest oaar4-r az
s-rtion Il, less g I've arro tract sold 70 Ncxu-
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TRUSTEES SALE

State of Mississippi. Noxubeo County
Fly virtue Of the provisions of h
certain decd of trust executed bv ?
e. Brown. r. x Young ana l. r. III.
WI "n -ha 22gj day Of December
'alt G. I T. Dorroh as trustee ito sal
cutu 81 The N1xu6eu Farming Crr
aAAE. Mississippi Corporation.
certain Indebtedness therein mon
tloned SAID trust deed being recorded
n Deed Book 1879, page 1877 in the
Chancery Clerks office of said couu-
yy and default having been made i'm
the payment Of the interst on said i'm
DEBT gunes5 secured by said Trust
Deed and the entire indebtedness hav-
ing been declared due by the direc
tors of The Noxubee Farming Com
pany As provided for in the said
Deed Of Trust aforesaid. |, the under
signed as Trustee, will on
Saturday, the 18th day of February,
1921, within legal hours in front Of
the door Of the Court House in the
City Of Macon, Mississippi, proceed
to sell at auction to the highest bid
der tor cash in accordance with the
terms Of the said Trust Deed and the
statutes in such cases made and pro
vided, the following described real es-
tate, to-Wit
The east halt tnAl northwest
quarter tnwA( and thirty acres off
the north end Of the west half {w15l
OF the northwest qllsrter ,(nwI,I sec
ton four "a, and the east half (e1a)
Of the east half (eial and sixty acres
Oft the east side Of the west half
(wh )of the northeast quarter (neA }
and the west half (w1b) Of the north
west quarter (nwA }and the east half
(eb) Of the west half WIZ of the
southeast quarter (sct&) section
five 81 and the northeast quarter
(neN) section six (6) in township
fourteen (l4) north range eighteen
QS) cast Also the south half (sta)
Of section thirty-two 1927 and the
south. half (shl Of the southwest
quarter (sWh) section thirty-three
1887 township fifteen I5) north
range eighteen (l8) east containing
in thu aggregate 1910 acres more or
less and being in NoXubee county,
Mississippi
TIE property mentioned in said
trust deed will be sold TO satisfy said
Indebtedness and the cost Of this
proceeding. |. L. DORROH,
This January Is, 1921. Trustee.
,,n NJ -+,.,,
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NOTICE
automobile. Motorcycle and
Truck OirnerS

License on your car, cycle or
truck was due January /, 1921,
You have this month in which
to renew or register and get
new tags. Beginning February
LIST any one caught without a
1921 tag or license will b.
CHARGED damages double the
amount Of license, and will also
lay yourself liable to a fine,
Gail and get neT Tags and
License non.
W. ? FARRAD,
Sheriff
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NOTICE TO KoAp CONTAGIOUS.

Sealed hjds viii be recotSed By the under,
slGned cornTnEsaooers Vi district No. Z, SoNu
bee county, Miss, ;tt tht court bolrse, in Ra
con at 10 o'cEoSi e. ~. Gu Saturday Jauuar1
9Th. 1914. and AZ that time cpcued, sor gYaa
inE the CAlEX ROAD IA ssjd district
The approximate qpantrtta axe: Barrow c.t
eavstoo, $500 cube yards Csmzpcn excavs
t!en. 22eo cubic yards
The commissioners reserve the right 70 W,
iect any and all bid,
Certified ohecAs equal to yer cent Of t5s
total hId must accompany each bid
W J. HUBBARD, Sr,
Wv. FtrTVOYR
!. P. LIPSCONn
X. A. WELLS. Engineer Comr's
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TRUSTEES SALE.

Ids State sE Mississippl Nozuhee CsuArr.
hy virtue Of The proviaiors OF certain
aeed o. crust executed BY Nrs. VI. f. Bichel-
berger ead husband y A. flehelbsrrey On the
18th day of January, 1914, % A. I. Dent z,
truStfe, 20 secure 20 ANN L. S. Dent Ger
ssin Indebtedness therein rlenthoned SAID
trust deed being recorded IN Deed Book No
lis. ?, !i9 in Chaneery Clerks Office in said
cpoaS. l. the Undersigned Is trustee, gill on
Saturday. the 9Th day af FEBRUARY. 1921
wrthin Legal hours IN front Of The door of ths
Court House in theCityofNIseoa, Mss. pro-
eeed e sell az auction to tn highest bidder
Tor cash: North half north half section IA
tpvnshis IA. range 10 east
The property mentioned in sad trns. dyed
VIII be cold to satisfy said Indebtedness and
tse cost of this prOVeeding
A I, DENT, Trustee
This SssuaTy 18th, kg2l.
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No. 1897.
The State Of Mssissippi, NoXuhce COUNTY
In the Chsncery Court,
To All Persons lntsrestedt
You are hereby notified that the Board OF
Drainage Commissioners OF District No. / Oh
Hoxubee County. State OF Mississippi. filei
tn eaid cause On Decernber lse 1870 thair arS-
sinsl report rs eush prAinaae CorunssAps
egB ssa ~ January rsta, 1851, kseS das,
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1921-01-21

FARM WAGTED--Wanted to hcar
from owner Of farm or good land for
sole reasonable. L. JONES,
Box ISL, Oiney, III.
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FOR SAIE-Au Ottawa log saw.
Price, S1eO. Much less than It cyst.
Has never heen used.
II. N. PATTY.
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1921-01-21

The best-bred Royal Majesty Jer-
sey bull in the South, formerly owned
by N. Scales. Will make the season
al my farm three miles southeast Of
Macon, hss. Fee, $40.
J. III MURRAY, NaesR, Mss.
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FOR SALE CHEAP !

Two Shetland pone. VIII sell
chep for cash, or will trade for cows.
II. N. PATTY.
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RUGGIES
WAGONS
HARNESS
SADDLERY

We have Just received q
fresh shipment OF Buggies
and Studebaker Wide
Track " Wagons. Our
stock is complete.
Call and see rs.
". l.. SHANNON.
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GEN. LEES LETTER TO HIS SON,

A most unusual reminjscepee d
General Robert f. Lee, military lead
er Of the Confederacy, giving an Ia
innate insight into the relations Of
the general with his family and par
ticularly with his son, has been IN.
earthed by w. T. Cubley. The re.
minisence is in the form of letter
from the General to his son, 6. W
Curtis Lee, The letter, which is yel-
low with age and which is dated al
Arlington House, April 5, 1852, reads
as follows;
My dear son;
Your letter breathes Q spirit Of
frankness. You have given myself
and your mother great pleasure.
You must study to be frank with the
world. Frankness is the child of
honesty and courage. Say what you
mena to do on every occasion, and
take ii fro granted you mean to do
right If friend asks a favor, you
should grant it if it is reasonable. II
not, tell him plainly why you cannot.
gu VIII wrong MN ana you VIII
wrong yourself by equlvocation OF
on, l,;nj ~ y
'Never do a wrong thing TO make
friend or keeo one. The man who
reouires Won to do so is dearv pur.
oha,oa a, .oor;fe. nest kirdlv
~ e ,,,;tl -, o,oaa na+as.
-" '. -, ~ - - ...,;,,. IT,. ,,.oars
Eoi WIZ ma II ;, ,i' O'i'.t v'.as - A.
"eSP An'Fe "''' u' y" 80
ot0Frs '''r Vou ''' NOV Il YOU nav
any fault to find with anyone tel
hir' mo- others of rhe' 70" com
nlair Thavo ie ~ rrora dap~o"o',s
experiment than tht # undertaking
TO be one thing befora w7r'e foo"
and another hehind bic har1' w"
shor1A i've. an and saw rothino to
fbn injury Of anyone. II is not only
hact as . matter Of or'r"inlo. hut il is
,bo 10Th of peace and honor.
In REGARD 10 duty. let ne in con-
clpsicn 10 this hastv lettnr. inform
Won that nearly one hundred vpars
AGO there was a day of remarkable
r'~o~,- 49, Aarknnse. still known nc
the dark dav'--a dar when tho LIGHT
~ the sun was slowly extinguished,
as # Nv an eclipse
"Tho Lcoislature Of Connecticut
WINS IN session and. as the members
sou tho nnoxnacted darkness COMING
~ .bpv sharpd IN the general awe
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NOTICE, PLEASE.

Shoe Island Red pullets AZ $3.50
per dozen an cockrels at S1.60 each.
Two large bronze Toms at $500
each. u RS. J. B. BINt0N,
Mcleod, Miss.
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- AihlhINi VI Inn fAtN-N-NAiNL
CONDITION OF
SnUQUALAK BRANCH or
Merchants & Farmers
Bank

Located at Shaqoalak. in the County of Noy.
ubac 2irte ~ Mi'-cSinn' ~ ~ clos ri hu-i-
ne,s December 2sth. 1870, Esade 70 the Board
OF Bank Examiners.
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NOTICE TO LIGHT AND WATER
CONSUMERS:

The City has an Ordinance instruct
ing me as City Clerk, to discontinue
the service Of any consumer who has
not paid his or her light and water
account by the Sth Of the month fol-
lowing the month in which service
was rendered.
| will appreciate it very much il
you will can at the Office and settle
on time, so that | win not have to
run around looking for you, or have
to tclephue You,
Respectfully,
J. j. SCOTT, Clerk,
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1921-01-21

Milk for Sale.
Pure Jersey milk, i5e asart~
N. SCALES,
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MASHULAvULE ITEMS

Rev. H. T. Tully and family No.
L4Hed home Monday after spending
ths holidays with relatives In pun.o-
TOO,
Little Ray Hammack TrDr,-f /.
imur1tHg from severe attack eft
bronchial pneumonia, We are glad 10
report
Miss Rachel Davenport of Sgro.a-
Iak returned Wednesday and will
board with Nh and Mds. W. N. HUa-
ter the remainder Of the session.
DR. j, II. Hubbard is spending the
week in Birmingham looking after
business matters. He will move
TO that city soon with his family and
join his brother, Dr., Lex. Hubbard, in
the practice of his profession.
The Woman's Missionary Society
met with the faculty Of the A. II. S.
Friday afternoon After the bust
ness Of the meeting was over re-
freshments were served.
Mr.. II. b. VonKohn and family
are visiting the formers mother Mrs.
L. K, Estes in Coohsville
Mr. and Mrs. Tom EaveS have
moved back to Winston county, their
former home
Mrs. G. 7. Lipscoznb Is >isiIilS her
d.5Ighter, Mrs. ). | Nnan4ack
Mr.. B. Z. Hunter and son Edward
iett recently foE Columbus, where the
latter is taking treatment for his
eyes from a specialist.
Miss Margaret Hubbard WAS the
guest Of Miss Ella Pearl Hunter
Monday.
The boys and girls basket bali
team will go to Seoobs FTidap, where
they viii play four games.
Mr.. b. J. Hunter, mattress and
broom manufacturer has received
part for his machine ad Is now ready
Tor work.
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p. r, xEi.ls, Manage,
II. Y, YATES .
r I. ANDERSON, Diyee "

S,2te Of tlHsiN1upi County OF NoNGbee.
E,wo-u N ara ,-lNArrfb~d bcSorA me, n. II.
Stee4, r. r. tsls l2th dsS Il !4su&rY 1924
D. IL STHBLE, Sossry pubic.
Dly crmnaIslnR expires ASs. 21te- tSf.
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JFIStF DUH to I5dIp'
One Register Of Merit R~sisteri
Jersey Bull. Cash or credit GOOD
note. N. SCALES.
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Respectfully
J. j. SCOTT, G.,

TAKEN UP--A small brown horse
mule; little white under belly. Has
been on my place since last fall.
ALLIE SWAMI,
Route 2. Macon. Miss.
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LAYING NOW.

S. c. Rhode Island Reds, Eggs
Satisfaction guaranteed.
dark, rich red; $500 for Is, delivered,
MRS. c. P. RUSSELL,
Mashulaville, Miss.
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STkAYED-TWo black soWs with
white stripes on flank. One large
and the other smaller. Any ;rfcrma-
ton will be thankfully received
f. l., PATTY,
---------- -
FOR RENT--Good pasture, about
leo acres, we'll enclosed, with run
ming water. On public road, / mile
sorth Of Xprairie, and miles from
Mheon. For information address
". ?. WALKER, DLo, Miss,
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ANisf-~ . ~ o. 1StstS
| =. y. Aela. Manage 10 soISmnls s,ye4'
that the above f. a trrle stBts uncnt oil The
financial condition of Merchants g. Farmers
Branch Rank, located at Shoqualsk, in the
County Of Eovpbes. STATE of Mississippi. At
the chose Of h,IsInas 90 the 2eth day Of De
eenbcr, le2s, 70 tss ssss 81 ~ saswtedge
and belief
Correct. AfrHsf
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IN RE DRAINAGE DISTRICT NO.


X a. WELLS. Engineer C0mr
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STATEMENT OF THE FINANCIAL
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Barred Plymouth Rock ROSTERS,
spring hatch. 50 each.
MRS. FANNIE MCLEOD,
Brooksyille. Miss.
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1921-01-21

Fresh Butter and buttre milk for
sale, Also eggs, Phone 1877.
MRS. D NJ. HARRIS.
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Ieraex Bull fa Sale.

To G. ". Curtis IAp.'
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-09-13
AUDITORIUM OPEN TOMORROW,
Fall Dancing Season TO be Inaugura.
ted With Harvest Time Dance.

Dancing viii be resumed at the
Auditorium beginning tomorrow eve
ming. During the season dances VIII
be held every Monday "Wednesday
and Saturday evening. with matinee
on Saturday afternoon. ON Friday
afternoons a student dansant Will be
held for students of the city's educa-
tional institutions. The opening to-
morrow night will be featured by n
harvest time" dance, with hay and
other rustic decorations. An orches-
ira of Philadelphia musicians, includ-
ing Myra Collins. xylophonist. has
been engaged.
Miss Ethel Quirk Phillips. formerly
OF Chicago. will take charge of the
Auditorium school of dancing on
September "a. An exhibition by a
number of children from Miss Phillips
Philadelphia classes will be given at
1890 O'Clock Saturday morning, Sep
tember "a. This will feature ali
branches of dancing and health cul-
ure in which she will give instructions
here.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-09-13

for trained teachers In Delaware.
Pierre s.. du pont offered n number
OF scholarships for the first two years.
This bffer WAS SO appreciated thar IL
was renewed this fall. About ten Of
these scholarships are stili available
for any high school graduntes who
win apply for them. The schoIarship
offers f1be a year for two years. OF
course this VIII not completely cover
college expenses, but II would be q
decided aid to any ambitious girl.
Women interested IN these scholar
ships should Immediately apply 10
Dean Winifred j. Robinson or Miss
Agnes Snyder, at the Wouleu's coll
lege, Newark. Applications should be
In before the university opens on
September 90
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-09-13
New Draperies Are
Ready Here

You'll enjoy looking them
over aud you can certainly plan
your Fall Home Fixing much
better after having seen these.
There are several good bar
gains that il will pay YOU 20
take advantage Of now.
Ready-made Scrim and
Marquisette curtains that were
$500 are now SITS a pair.
Plain and bordercd Marqui-
settle by the yard, now for 3sc
a yard, q yard wide.
Tapestry Couch Covers IN
rich colorings and handsome
designs, for 81 20 $40 each.
Linene Couch Covers, only
$500 each.
Third Floor
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-09-13

to sing Sing and these scenes are pitr-
ticulariy interesting, because they ere
the real thing. For the first time on
the screen the popular conception that
inmates wear stripes In removed;
they vicar uniforms not unlike these
OF locomotive engineers.
"Wet Gold~ 1T the Arcadia.
Science, thrills and beauty abound
in the new photoplay wet Gold" that
is being shown mt the Arcadia Theatre.
Wet Geld" is a picture-piay OF cub
marine adventures In which Ralph
Incc, the director. also enacts the
leading role. IL Is an enjoyable film
and one not soon to be forgotten. 1t
is the sort of pictdre 10 attract the
whole family. for it contains about
everything one could wish In the way
of action entertainment. Adventure,
romance, excitement and pictorial
beauty are strengthened by the sdu-
eationai value of the picture which re-
veals under water wonders which are
most engrossing.
George Wnlsh at the Riaito.
Speed and many thrills are what
make George Walsh's picture Mum
ber IL. SO entertaining to the Rialto
patrons. Adapted from one of the most
successful of American mysteries, this
photoplay has gone into yisualized de
taii concerning a most complicated
affair that unravels itself very slowly
until the last half reel and then It
finishes UP like a whirlwind.
Harold Lloyd Mt the Savoy.
When numbering Among Those
Present Harold Lloyd can be depend
ed on TO be the life OF the party. He
is on the big double program now
showing at the Savoy Theatre in the
capacity of funmaker in chief, and
for three reels he gives the audience
nothing to do but laugh aud be happy.
NEGLECTED. Wives" at the Parkway.
Wives whose husbands neglect them
for their business have a,heartrending
problem TO face. What Anne Luther
does To solve the problem i'm the photo
piay "Negleeted Wives" that opened
a three-day run at the Parkway
Theatre. Delaware avenue and Adams
street. yesterday interests all women
and their husbands As Dorothy Penn
berton, the star of this picturb, lives
in a beautiful country estate. sur
rounded with every comfort and lux
ury. She has everything, except hap