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Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-05-16
BECK sTOHE RAIDED.
Federal OiIfcers Say They Found sus-
picl0us LIQUID insFront 81. store.

Fedcrnl officers and officers OF the
Law and Order Society Saturday after
noon rnided small tobacco store at
4i5 West Front street. kept by Bessie
Beck.
The officers say they found two con-
tainers filled with liquid which they
believe ia alcoholic. and also some empty
Jamaica ginger bottles. Further action
VIII await examination of tho liquid.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-05-16
Good Old Delaware Boat

The three-masted schooner Lueie
wheatley. one of the oldest sailing ves-
sells built on the Delaware river or
bay, has been overhauIed at Seaford,
and has sailed for Baltimore. 70 again
engage in the coasting trade. She was
launched az Fredricka. AZ years ago, and
was built of oak
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-05-16
ITALIAN ENJOYS VISIT.
Ambassador Ricci May Include WI.
mington In His Itinerary.

Philadelphia. May 14.--Arrangements
have been made with Mayor Moore for
the reception to be rendered in this city
on May %, 80 and 81. to the new Ital-
ina Ambassador to the United States,
Vittorio Orlando Ricci.
The program includes visit to VIII
mingfon and Chester. 1t was arranged
that Ambassador Ricci should be es-
corted to Independence Hall on Mon
day morning. May 30. at 10 o'clock. He
will be entertained at banquet at the
Bellevue -Stratford the same evening. at
which the mayor and Cardinal Dough-
erty will be present.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-05-16
Joseph Barton III.

Joseph Barton, SO years old, Of 2if
Jackson street, was seized with a slight
attack of vertigo Saturday and taken
TO the Delaware Hospital in the police
ambulance.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-05-16
Paul ellis Operated Upon.

Paul ellis, son of former magistrate
Harry l. ellis, and an ardent base balhst
underwent an operation for enlarged tom
sils on Thursday, from which he is recov-
ering at his home 200 West Eighteenth
street
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-05-16
Bethany Choirmaster Resigns.

w. d. Blair has resigned as choir
master of Bethany Baptist Church choir
after five years of service, and has taken
another position. His resignation was
rendered at a recent rehearsal.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-05-16
I. N. Il. A. Dances.

The Y N. H A. Will hold shirt
waist" dance next Thursday evening.
On Thursday evening. May rs, the as
socia ton viii give m athletic smoker.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-05-16

IF it's anything for sale, ront, lost.
/ found, exchange, wanted. etc. tbeFe
is classification in these columns 10
take care of it 81 classiflcationS in all.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-05-16

IF it's the cost yau fear, frst lesrn
L what ig viii COST feu can get this
information aud any other you desire II
you Will
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-05-16
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Johnst1s wilkins.

Miss Muriel r. wilkins. 100 W~~'
Twenty fourth street ard John Il. John
ston, sf1 West Ninth street. -~vs umr
ried on January ~. 1921. bv ftev. wr.
RI. Micheals at Media. Ia.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-05-16

IF the hundreds OF ads tnat appear In
i tho classified columns every day did
not givc rcssaita they would not stay
there, They give results to others and
Will dc so for you.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-05-16

TF you are out of WORK. tell it 10
L thousands Of employers: some one
of them lis no doubt loosing for Just
such man. start the little ad working
for you.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-05-16

IF you are in need of help of any
L kind il is safe 70 rely on the classi-
fied ads TO place you in touch with the
help YOU desire.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-05-16

TT you have q property you desire "a
i sell. why delay longer Prices ar,
dropping get rid OF II now and the ncs'
way is the classified ad way.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-05-16

TF you have a house. room or garage
L for rent, Is can bo rented IN A few
days through a small classified ad a. a
cost of few cents to you. Lst = htsle
ad do 1t.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-05-16

TF you are mechanic and out OF
Il work. by placing a little ad in the
you do tohbing work. you can Be Kept
busy.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-05-16

JF you have used car that you desire
Il 10 dispose OF. there Is no better.
quicker or cheaper way than through a
classified ad-
Evening star., 1921-09-26
METR0POLITAN-"Scrap Iron"

Charles Ray. the popular screen
star, is affording his admirers much
entertainment this week at Crandall's
Metropolitan Theater in the film ver-
sion of Charles f. Van Loans
magazine story. Scrap Iron." 1t
is the story of a millhand, with
an invalid mother as well as
sweetheart. He is good workman
and also pretty good worker
with his fists in fight. His devotion
to his mother makes him late at his
plant, and he is summarily fired.
Added to this, he has promised his
mother not to fight, and this brings
upon him the contempt Of his associ-
ates. After the loss of his job. how
ever, necessity compelS him to break
his promise to his mother and he
wades in and licks the lightweig ght
champion for a happy ending. The
picture is First National release
and typical Ray drama. A breezy
four-round bout helps the enthusiasm.
and also stirring climax.
The orchestra divides interest with
its selections under Conductor Mrs
key, including 4 Two Little Girls in
Blue number and a baritone solo.
with orchestral accompaniment, by
Fred East, THE Sunshine of Your
Smile" A comedy. Gone to the
Country: the Pathe News and Topics
of the Day are added attractions.
Evening star., 1921-09-26
ADJUSTMENTS
Continued from Tenth Page.)

still occupies the center of the stage
most of the time with his funny
parts and that intricate dancing that
never grows stale. He has surround
ed himself with a set of players who
shlne nearly as bright as the star
hlmself, and the result is a pleasing
combination of dancing, singing and
commendable acting.
While Pat and Marion Bent re-
celved and deserved the lions share
in honors last night, Miss Helen De-
laney and the long-legged Tom
Dinsle came in for a good bit of ap-
plause for their dancing. and the au-
dlence showed it's appreciation of
Elizabeth Murray for her Celtic COM
edy and Barrett Greenwood and
Sylvia Elias for their singing. Harry
Mayo. with a voice that goes down
notes on an organ pipe like a timd
treble. made good Sultan, or Emir,
or whatever you want to call the
chief of Persian harem. and the
ladies of his harem weren't at all
hard to look at.
Pat has a capacity for pretty ef-
fectS with lighting and scenery and
his gift is shown to advantage in
Love Birds" The scene shifts from
a lingerie shop on Broadway to
Persian harem, giving him plenty of
latitude. The setting is well done
and the audience showed it's appre-
citation.
Ballard Macdonald is responsible
for the lyrics in Love Birds" and
Sigmund Romberg has provided
score that have already won wide
Evening star., 1921-09-26
BRITAIN TO ANSWER
IRISH WEDNESDAY
Reply to De vaIera's Latest
Note Going Forward
That Day.
By the Associated Press.

BY the Associated Press.
LONDON. September 26.-Prime
Minister Lloyd George will send the
British governments answer to the
latest note from Eamonn De Valera,
Irish republican leader, on Wednesday,.
1t was learned here today.
BELFAST, September 25.-Two per-
sons were killed and thirty-six wound
ed in rioting here last night, during
which bombs were thrown. Two chill
dren playing in the streets and girl
were wounded by stray bullets during
the affray.
The wounded girl died tonight, max
ing the total Of deaths today three.
Eighteen Of the wounded were taken
to the Victoria Hospital. and the other
eighteen to the women's hospital.
One bomb was thrown in the Mile
water road, which is outside the area
that has been concerned in the rioting
Six persons were wounded here, two of
them seriously.
One version Of the earlier bombing
in East Belfast is that a Unionist
crowd threw a bomb into a combina-
ton liquor and grocery store in order
to set 1t on fire, and that while they
were carrying out the operation they
were made the target for a republican
bomb.
Military reinfrocements arrived in
Belfast this afternoon and vigorous
measures to quell the disturbances are
expected.
Evening star., 1921-09-26
Film Features.
RIALTO-"E Experience"

The wonderful play "Experience."
almost, If not quite. a classic. that ran
for several seasons on the. speaking
stage, has been transferred to the
screen and is shown this week at
Moore's Rialto. George F'itzmaurice is
responsible for the film production, and
it is doubtful whether he has ever
turned out better piece Of work. The
stage settings and costumes Of the orig
inal production created something OF a
sensation with their lavishness and ar
tistic beauty. Although the coloring is
absent in the screen version, the photo
play has been given credit for outdoing
the play in this respect. The scenes
are exceptionally beautiful, their ac-
curacy as to detail being the remarka-
BILE part of the filming.
Richard Barthelmess. as Youth. Is one
Of the big favorites OF screen patrons.
and he contributes the good looks and
satisfying ability necessary to the sue
cess of the play. Marjorie Daw, as
Love. also is beautiful to look upon and
satsfac ctory in her work. There are
something like twenty-five characters
that stand out prominently and each
receives adequate attention.
The story is well known. 1t pictures
the trials Of Youth from the time he
leaves home, burning with ambition, to
the final return, after he has gone down
the long lane of experience.
In addition to the main attraction, a
comedy, featuring Johnny Hines, in
Dog Gone Torchy''; the Fox News and
orchestral features round out the pro-
gram.
Evening star., 1921-09-26
PALACE-"The He'll Diggers."

Admirers of the popular screen star.
Wallace Reid--and they are leeion-will
not have their happiness increased by
The He'll Diggers.' his new picture.
which is shown at Locw's Palace The
alter this week. The disappointment is
likely to be all the keener from the
fact that Mr.. Reid is also the star of
stars in The Affairs of Anatol" a
picture in which his talents and ability
are developed in full at another theater
The story deals with the battle be-
tween the avaricious gold dredgers and
the California agriculturists whose
fertile lands are being destroyed BY
Evening star., 1921-09-26

at the Capitol Theater. is an up-to-
date and entertaining burlesque show.
A plotless vehicle enables a talented
company to render timely song selec-
tions and dances that met With
hearty approval.
Headed by the Hebrew funster,
Harry Jake Fields. the entertainment
provided many opportunities for him
in the way Of laugh-producing stunts;
The show is staged in two acts and
six scenes with numerous musica!
numbers and several novelties and
specialties are introduced. Fields Is
supported by large company includ-
ing Dixie Mason, Betty Gordon. Anita
Stone, Bob Robertson. George WOODS,
Charles Collins, Willie Mack and a
chorus that can dance and sing well.
Evening star., 1921-09-26
STRAND-"Snap Bits"

"Snappy Bits" a "syncopated musi-
cal cocktail presented by Long. Glib
son, Barthram and Lee. heads an un-
usually good bill at the Strand Thea
ter this week. Piano, song and dance
feature this act AS matter of fact
any one Of the acts could rightfully
be called the headliner. Sylvia Moro
and the Reckless Duo are well re-
ceived in trapeZe. song and dance
number. Curtis and Fitzgerald, in
Bits of Nature" entertain with
clever interpretations of animals and
dialogue. ''Playmates'' is a humorous
one-act playlet by Will Cressy, about
the bringing up Of son to be a man.
and Murphy and Hewitt, in Secrets"
full of songs and jokes, complete the
vaudeville program.
Shirley Mason. in a screen romance
Ever Since Eve" adapted from the
magazine story, Concerning Chi
chine" a William Fox production. is
the photoplay offering. It's cast in
cludes Herbert Heyes, Eva Gordon,
Mrs. Vim Moore. Charles Spore, Fran
els Hancock, Ethel Lynn and Louis
King. A comedy, news feature and an
orchestral selection. "Torrid-Dora," a
travesty on the ''Toreador" song from
Carmen" are added attractions.
CAPITOL-"Chick Chick"
George Jaffe's Chick, Chick" which
ODened to crowded houses yeStardav "
Evening star., 1921-09-26

charge of a decorous aunt to over
come her penchant for playing base
ball with a crowd of .ough young
sandlotters and she makes wager
with her chaperon that she can live
a week in New York on IS cents and
does it.
edited and rejuvenated form, and Is a
very amusing picture. 1t presents
Chaplin as a war rookie. Short cam
era subjects and pipe organ accom-
paniment complete the bill.
Evening star., 1921-09-26
FIRE WIPES OUT VILLAGE.

TRENT. Italy. September 2s.-The
entire village of Comasine was swept
by fire today and three fremen were
killed. The fire started by the ex-
plosion of cartridges in a warehouse.
The firemen had nearly extinguished
it when a keg of dynamite exploded,
causing spread Of the flames.
The government has sent aid to the
sufferers.
Evening star., 1921-09-26
CRANDALL's-"0ne Wild Week !"

AT Crandalfs Theater the first three
days of this week, Realart's produc-
ton of "One Wild Week" starring
Bebe Daniels, and Charlie Chaplin's
wartime travesty, shoulder Arms"
are the attractions. Both have al
ready been reviewed by The Star.
In "One Wild Week" Miss Daniels is
cast as tomboy. whose father in
desperation sends her to the city in
Evening star., 1921-09-26

surface mining machinery. Wallace
Reid, as the dredge engineer. is in love
with the daughter Of a farmer. who is
leading the fight against the gold seek
ers. Although the dredgemen are aided
by the state legislature in pursuing their
work, they are baked by the farmers,
who refuse to sell their land. Urged by
the girl, the dredging engineer designs
a machine that will resoil the devastated
areas, and the farmers mortgage their
lands for money to build the dredge.
The head Of the mining company buys
In the mortgages and has dynamiter
destroy the new machine. An employe
or the mining company, whom the
dredge engineer has befriended, exposes
the crooks and there follows a recon-
citation between the reputable members
or the mining firm and the farmers. 1t
IS not picture with a strong appeal.
Evening star., 1921-09-26
C0LUMBIA-"Affairs of Anatol." +"

There Is seemingly no abatement
in demand for seats for Cecil B.
De Miles production, The Affairs
or Anatol," which opened its third
week at Loew's Columbia Theater
yesterday.
Based on che famous play of the
same name by Arthur Schnitzler, the
photoplay is embellished with color,
settings and background seldom
brought out on the screen.
The story is woven around a trio
OF romantic incidents in the life of
a young society idler whose taste has
been cloyed by the sweets of his
honeymoon and who seeks diversion
with three fair charmers who victim
re him and convince him. in the end,
that happiness lies only with the
woman he truly loves. his wife. The
cast includes Wallace Reid, Gloria
swanson. Elliott Dexter. Bebe Dam
iels. Monte Blue, Agnes Ayres, Theo-
dore Roberts, Wanda Hawley, Theo-
dore kosloff and other notables.
The Pathe News also is shown.
Evening star., 1921-09-26
KNICKERBoCKER- -"scran rron ,,

Scrap Iron" starring Charles Ray,
review OF which will be found in
connection with the Metronolitan
Theater, was shown also at Crandalrs
knickerbocker yesterday and remains
today.
Eat and Be Happy" supplement
tary comedy: the Pathe News, Top
les OF the Day" and musical embel-
iishment round out the program.
Evening star., 1921-09-26
WOMAN KILLED IN AUTO.

CHATTANOOGA, Tenn, September
26.-Mrs. E. A. Hillman Of Lookout
mountain was killed. and Mrs. George
Linn. Miss Mary Hillman and Miss
Hennesse were slightly hurt. when
an automobile crashed into a ditch
near the brow of the mountain.
Evening star., 1921-09-26

At Csc
FANCY COLORED TURKISH
TOWELS, with fast colored woven bor-
ders and stripes of blue, gold and pink
The foundation is exceptionally firm and
the sides are neatly hemmed. Size 16x33
At 35c
TOWELS, with interviewer designs of
pink and gold; some with one color only,
others with both. An exceptionally good
quality. Size 18x34
Evening star., 1921-09-26
Crepe de Chine Gowns
Specially Priced $3.65

Superior Quality Crepe de Chine Gowns, in pale
pink; simple tailored styles those more elaborate
with pretty lace trimmings.
Also Crepe de Chine Chemse that very special
values at $165. These in buit-up shoulder styles,
with simple lace finish or the straight cansoe top,
with ribbon strap and wide lace top plain tailored
models.
Evening star., 1921-09-26
Organdy .Neckwear
In New Fall STYLES
Special, Sc and CSC
A new shipment of neck
wear, including collar and cuff
sets of organdy; collar, cuffs
and vestee sets of net, neatly
trimmed with lace and en-
broidery. Shown in white and
ecru. ....

At 40c
PLAIN WHITE TOWELS, with higher
and heavier raised design, close weave.
The ends are neatly hemmed, while the
sides are selvaged. Size 24x44.
At Soc
PLAIN WHITE TOWELS, with either
pink or blue striped borders. Size 22x44;
and another size 1ox38 is prettily de-
signed with pink stripes running the en-
tire length.
Evening star., 1921-09-26
CAPITOL-"Chick Chick"

George Jaffe's Chick, Chick" which
opened to crowded houses yesterday
Evening star., 1921-09-26

chill hats has added
Millinery here will find styles suited the
in
these which exceptionally low
The Meridian times. (Meridian, Idaho) 1909-1938, 1921-03-04


Samuel T. 1urpin died Sunday
morning at o'clock, at the age o.
~ years. He had been q resident Of
this place for two years, and previous
to this had visited here frequently as
a representative OF WOODEN firm In
which he was interested Some years
ago he met L. 8, Dunham and they
have since been inseparable friends.
The two have had rooms In the Par-
kin building on Idaho street, aud
were familiar figares on the street.
Mr. Turpsli has had a long and varied
business career He was born in AUS
trafia, where two sisters now reside.
In carly manhood he went TO Boston
where his brothers and two nephews
now reside. His body vas taken TO
Brooklyn, n ", for burial. following
short funeral service Wednesday,
at the Matter undertaking parlors. Mr..
Durham accompanied the body
The Meridian times. (Meridian, Idaho) 1909-1938, 1921-03-04
INTERESTING ADDRESS
NEXT MONDAY EVENING

On next Monday evening. March q,
Or Emma Drake will give an address
TO parents, on THE Importance OF
Moral Education at the Meridian
High School. at p, m.
DR.. Drake has been in this work for
years, il an excellent speaker. and a
few OF our local people who have had
the privilege of hearing her on this
subject, say she has vital message
for every parent
II Is the aim of our Parent Teacher
Association. to bring into closer re-
lation the school and the home, that
the parent and teacher may cooper
ate intelligently In the education OF
the child. In discussing our needs,
as community, some of our school
faculty requested that we have an ac-
dress along this line, stating they
felt q great need of 1t, and we have
accordingly secured Mrs. Drake. and
feel we have a speaker will worth
while.
We will also have some musical
numbers, and social hour, during
which light refreshments will be
served
Believing the greatest public In.
terest, the one which will count most
in the worlds progress, is to have
every parent give their best thought
and their own companionship and
teaching to their children. we urge
YOU to come out to this meeting. FOL
We feel 1t will help you to meet YOU
problems with Your boys and girls.
Mrs Mable Gregory and Geo, y
lGanId. Committee on Publicity.
The Meridian times. (Meridian, Idaho) 1909-1938, 1921-03-04
Nlethodist Church.

Sunday school at 10 a. m, II. j,
Mersdorf, Supt, Public Worship al
IL q. m. Subject. Looking ON the
Bright Side" Epworth League al
$3.50 p. M. Public Worship at 1880
p. M Subject, Pioneer Trails" The
Steroptican with so slides will be
used in illustrating this theme. 10 S
A. will meet Monday evening in the
usual place. l., A. S, will meet Wed
at 2;30 p. m.
Charles A. Quinn, Pastor
Phone 27S
The Meridian times. (Meridian, Idaho) 1909-1938, 1921-03-04
MERIDIAN NEWS


r. Maconer Of Boise looked after
business affairs here Saturday
The Masonic lodge CAV one OF their
regular every other week dances w
the Parkin's hall Thursday evening.
M, /. Russell Of Kuna spent sunday
here
Kay Wood OF Kuna transacted
business here Saturday
N. d. voss Of Meiba spent Sunday
here
Mr.. and Mrs. W. u. Hunt moved to
Parma Monday. where they viii make
their home.
Jack Rambo returned recently
from Washington. where he had been
the past six weeks under medical
treatment.
G. Il. Lewis OF Salt Lake city look
I'd after business interests here Mon
day.
Charles 0nwiler looked after bust
ness interests at Nyssa Monday.
Joe williamson was business yisi-
tor to Bowmont Monday.
Mrs, Parker v. Lucas visited In
Nampa Sunday
See ad for Dickl0w seed wheat in
want column.
The community musical chorus
gave a social All the Christian church
Monday evening A Very pleasant
time was enjoyed.
| Mrs. w. Addington of Council visit
ed here the weekend as the guest OF
Mrs, Hazel snyder,
| MA <..<t..., 49, H.
/ worth League md Christian Endeay
| or Will have q combined social at
the M. y. Church
Mrs II ] LampfeHr of Nampa is
! visiting Mrs Willard Taylor Thurs
day
Eta and Earl Jensen were over
To visit their sistere&t Yost station
Saturday
Geo A. Naurse has taken the
| agency in Meridian for the Mutual
| Benefit Health d Accident Assn. OF
Omaha. Mr.. Nourse may be found at
the Nampa Elevator Co. In Meridian.
l.. G. Wildman has purchased the
| w, r.. Downey residence property on
Idaho street, near the Interurban, for
| $500
MIR. hnd Mrs Fred Adams OF Boise
! visited here Sunday. Fred Is elm
pioyed in 4 Boise barber shop. The
family resides at a60S Ada street.
DR.. Mangum OF Nampa and the
male quartette OF the Nazarene col
lege Of Nampa had charge Of the
morning and evening services at the
local Nazarene church Sunday
The Hot Water electric incubator
company ~ In active business at 502
| Idaho street In Boise. They have
assumed the Nungester interests and
have out new and improved mach
Inc
A meeting OF the Farmers club OF
Meridian was held Friday night at
| the home OF Ell Baldwin. two and q
half miles south OF here This club
| Is Il social organization, which Is
working In cooperation with the
county farm bureau,
The residence OF e. w. Hunt on
West Broadway street was destroyed
| by fire at about $40 o'clock Friday
morning, most OF the household
goods, however, were saved The fire
originated from an overheated stove
or caught from the pipe When MIR.
Hunt awakened the house was in
flames Mrs. Hunt was in Boise visit
| ing her mother who Is quite i'll. No
4 insurance was carried on the pro-
| perty.
The announcement few days ago
4 that DIR. Winfield Scott Hall OF
Northwestern University, noted medi-
cal teacher, writer and lecturer would
give series of addresses in Boise
Friday, March 4, has aroused consid-
cradle interest among members OF the
Child Conservation league and tho
Parent-Teachers association, as we'll
as others, Several from Meridian are
planning to attend the meeting at the
First M, u. Church at Boise at $3.50
u. m. this Friday
The Meridian times. (Meridian, Idaho) 1909-1938, 1921-03-04
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State Of Idaho, County OF Ada. 50:

State of Idaho, County OF Ada. So:
/, Z II. F'ikkan. Cashier OF the
abose-named bank do solemnly swear
that the above statement is true 70
the best OF my knowledge and belief.
q. II. FIISKAN, Cashier.
Subscribed and sworn 20 before me
this End day Of March, 1921
certify that ! am not an officer
of or director Of this Bank.
Elgie A. Mears, Notary Public.
Residing at Eagle, Idaho.
Correct Attest Nm. Goodall, r. 9.