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The daily banner. (Cambridge, Md.) 1897-2008, 1921-02-24
NOTICE

Large stock of Garden and Field
Seed of the best quality, Seed
Potatoes, Onion Sets, Fertilizer
Seed Sewers, Seed Drills, Garden and
Farm Tools of all kinds.
THE HERBERT HEARN HDW. co.
B-2I24-9t cod
The daily banner. (Cambridge, Md.) 1897-2008, 1921-02-24

Special this week, beautiful cut
glass tumblers Is cents each while
thew last. J. G.. EVANS. 24-3t
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-04-22
STATE CAPITOL NOTES.

Dover, April Wesley Webb, who
was taken suddenly i'll in his office We'd
ncsday morning, apparently suffering from
AZ attack of acute indigestion, is sup
posed to have had slight stroke of paraiy-
sis. His condition is reported somewhat
improved.
Elhert H. Packard, fruit grower and
trucker on farm north of Dover, where
he had resided for twenty years, died
yesterday, aged 67 years. His wife died
n few weeks ago and Mr.. Packard had
moved in town.
Mrs. Margaret II Roe, aged ~ years,
an inmate of the Palmer Home Tor the
Aged, died at the home, "Wednesday aud
was buried today at Glenwood cemetery
Smyrna.
Word was received here yesterday of
the death of Gus Driver formerly con-
nccted with the Diamond state Telephone
Go. OF this town, who went % Albuquer-
que. n NJ, "A few years ago. His wife and
one child, daughter lfvc here and the
body Will be brought To Dover for inter
mCnt.
A demonstration IN making kimona
APRONS will be held in the eighth grade of
the Dover High School tomorrow after
noon, under the direction Of Miss Helen
Comstock, Kent county Home Demon
tratlOn agent.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-04-22
FREDE RI( \ NOTES.

Trrdcuca Nprl - The ~eCiai gwen
~ the high school last Wcck wa a very
successful affair. socially srG inarriaiIN
About So Wcre realized
Mrs Harry I AiIttcu crtertmusd ~
rurds one evening last week Nh"ut
thirty Were present
Mrs james Moore ~ St"nlr gton, onn
/, guest of her sister MIR " Boonc
Mr. Ernest Homcwood and son.
Darh, 20 Wilmington are guests Of her
parents Mr. and Mrs Samuel Darby
Tie Young men Of lredcrica will give .
dance. tomorrow night lu the town nail
An orchestra II four pieces will furnish
music The afNr Is for the benefit 81 the
rrW foor fund
SATURDAY. evening Mr. and Alrs I)anlci
Short were gwen = shower 81 the home oi
Mr.. short parents Mr. AMI Mr> Elmer
Smithers The Cits Werc numerous and
handsome
~, Hcnr, Hardaduc ard laughte'
Mildred IL Whining ia are guest q Mr
ed Nr, Harrl Mutton
Nr> caleb ~u.thtrs ha> icru c'cc' .
l,aate>. srd Nr> p \ Cahail a,tcl-
.fe Is the state sunday school Cnuvcn-
,r hc held Ia ~mvUa
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-04-22
NEWS OF THE DAY
FROM THE STATE
Stanton and Newport M. T.
Churches Give Welcome Re-
ception to Rev. w. v. Moore.
SCHOOL AFFAIRS IN MlxUP

prom Every Evenings Correspondents
Richardson Park. April 22 Inadequate
facilities in Richardson Park shool are SAID
e. he responsible for the proposed reSgna-
t,on Of four teachers at the end Ot the
present school term Coupled with this
report is the threat made by some resi-
dents who now send their children 10 the
Wilmington schools that they will refuse
O. nav the tuition fee heretofore paid 10y
the school commissioners and Will also
refuse 20 pay the proposed school tax OF
81 per person under the new school law.
The former school commissioners pur-
chased fourteen acres of land tor school
PURPOSES st Ashley. rs site for graded
rhool but under the new law there Is
little likelihood of its hcing used. The
present school building has been declared
untitled for school purposes hy federal
government and state educators
The term at Finley Ash, one OF the
commissioners expires tins juno, and
Charles GriSwold another commissioner
has removed from the district
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-04-22
10. o. r. OFFIC ERS.

Georgetown April p Officers Of
mon Lodge. No 3. ] o. o + TINS city,
have been chosen for the ensuing term
~ follows Noble Grand Walter p
Townsend wee grand Harold PuDell; ;
cheplain. Martin G Phillips; warden
John & Abbott conductor. Edward v
Rose recording secretary, William T.
Hobbs night supporter 10 noble grand
George Roland Messick left supporter 10
noble grand, George II Short; right scene
supporter, Fred KING: left scene sup
porter. Crawford B Bailey; right sup
porter 10 vice grand, II r. Smith; left
supporter 10 vice grand, Frank +. Smith :
insrie guardian, Ebe Fl Rust outside
gnudiau, John X Kitchens.
Next sunday morning members Of the
order vail commemorate the I02d enni-
versary Of rts foundation ~ Beltimore by
sttending DIVINE service at First NJ p.
Church special lecture will b. given
by Rev John r. Bailey member Of the
fraternIty
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-04-22
NEW BOOKS FOR LIBRARY q.

Middlctown. April - The members
al the library committee of Mlddlcto"n
Public Library have placed these new
books on shelves of library: The Agc OF
Innocence. Edith Wharton; The Brim-
ming Cup. Dorothy Garfield: Jacob :
Ladder = 7 Oppcnhcim Billy and INC
Major. Emma : sampson Miss
Minerva. + : Sampson, The MvSterl-
ous Ridcr Zane Grey. Tho Nouutc-
hank William j Locke Mann street.
Strclntr I.cwIs. .P.tteri~m Rose Ma
sauleN The iouNgrF Joseph LIN
coin ShaVings. ios"ph { l.inc"ln +,
"~istrr~-ln-lnW Gertrude tthcrton
"Slpp, MrGee VI G Ocmlcr star
Dust Iannic Hurst Topaf The World
\ thI VI Doll Mr. lnglc>ldc J y
Lucas The ImptN House Elizabeth
s. urt Phelps Labrador llav~ VII
fred I Grcnfcll The Cheerful >mugglers
IIli, Parkc- Butler "lohmy Applc-Sccd
Eleanor ttklnsou Dangerous DAYS
NarN Roberts Rnchart
The sly last named book Mere present
rom Miss Blanche GrHi~> 81 Baltimore.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-04-22

Presbyterian Church hss been changed
from Wednesday 10 Thursday evening.
William Keane, engineer Of the u. >. >.
Neptune Of Fort Mclienry, Baltimore, IL
home for several days with his family.
Delegates To the Presbyterial meeting
10 be held at Snow Hill, Md, on April ~
snd %, from the Young Peoples and Mis-
siopary Societies are Mrs. N. w. Wilken-
son and Mrs. II. &. Price.
Mr. and Mrs. Edward Cordury have re-
turned from their wedding tour and have
taken residence at Augustine Beach.
Mrs. Edward Reybold, after spending
the winter with relatives in Landsdowne,
Pa. ,haa returned to the Rcybold Mansion
on Adams street for the summer.
The Home and School Association OF
st Georges have made recreation field
OF their school yard.
Schooner James Teal, loaded with
oyster plants. from Chesapeake bay 10
Morris River. ". J.. passed through the
canal. Yesterday; also tug Columbie,
towing the barge Calvert, loaded with
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-04-22
RECEPTION OF PASTOR

Newport Apr1 - Nl,nte-~ ard
fle d- 81 \cWp.r' ata >t.i ten NJ II
Cnr.ae. gathered n \c"pa-f hurra
La ,vcviuc e. Wclcouo E,' " Vaughn
N.nre and famllN back for 81 least another
..ar VISITING nirlSfer~ present IN
r.8ded Re, Robert Watt. district su-
a. rirtcndcn' and Rcv George White
naW son. pastor Of Ashurl NJ + Church
v thpinctnn Following prayer hy Dr
Watt there wa an address OF welcome or
hehaf Of the Ladies Ald society OF New
part hurch by Miss LEILA LYMAN.
rh, following program wa then tur-
she'd selection hy qu0rtet. composed oi
lis Mary Scarborough. Mr> Mary
Hayden. Alired spence and Warren Gar
rett recitation. MIS- Grace Ellison
selection by CHOIR. Vioilr solo. Robert
usckctt accompanied bS Mr. Harry
Ter.on remark, D, Superintendent Rob
ert Watt remarks ly Miss Grace Ellison
on hebnlf af tho stanton NJ + sunday
sehonl vocal solo Miss Marc Young
rerua-ks bv Alfred Craig. superintendent
az Newport SUNDAY school; vocal solo.
Mis- Jessie Townsend vocal duet, Mrs
Mar, Hnvden aud Miss Mary Scar
borough remarks by Harvey Gregg OF
the oa .rial bOard Of Newport Church:
violin solo. Robert Hackett remarks 10y
Rev George White Dawson Of Ashury
Church. Wilmington remarks by Rev
" Vaughn Moor; singing OF doxologv :;
bencdiction
Representatives OF the various branches
oi the church, volced the sentiments OF the
menbers bv relating the good work accom-
plishcd b1 DR. Moore IN the short time be
has heen stationed al the Newport and
stanton charges
n the conclusion Of the program re-
freshments were served IN the basement
of the church.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-04-22
boro team Saturday Mt the new Lewes
diamond near the school house
NEWS OF LEWES.

Lewes, April 22-Mrs. Harold Mean
neny of New York City is n guest OF Mrs.
James Kelly She came home with Miss
Cecilia Kelly who had been visiting there.
DIR. James r. Thompson has rented his
cottage 1T Lcwes Beach TO st. CLAIR Cam
hell of Philadelphia, a civil engineer en-
ployed bv the du Pont Co in building the
new Lewes school house and the Bcebe
extension hospital.
Mrs. Jennie Atkins Mrs Charles
Jones and daughter, Mr-and Mrs. Otis
Goodwin of Milton spent "Wednesday IN
Lewes with friends They were accom-
panied bv Mrs Sumner of Lubcc, Me,
who is visiting Mrs Goodwin.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-04-22
SMYRNA AND VICINITY

Snvrpa April % George HrstipEs, n
trappcr of Taylors Bridge, caught ~
muskrats during the past season for
each he received 60 cents Tor the pclts and
Is cents for the meat, netting him S2.l9u.-
~ for his season work
The Tuesday Club WAS entertained last
wcrk bv DIR and Mrs r + Corlcy and
Mrs John W Clifton ~ the home OF the
Coreys. on South Nam street Among
the guests present wcrc Governor ana
Nrs W;lliam ID Dcpncv and Mr. and Mrs
Mrs John = I.c Dcvrc, ot Dover
Nr ,rd Mrs Gcrpc - Wright enter
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-04-22
LEWES NOTES.

Is-~es, April p Mrs James X Row
lind who has been III AZ Beebe Hospit, l.
hAs recovered sufficiently 10 return % her
home on Fourth street
Mn. Mary Evans and granddaughter,
Betty LoflaDd. have returned 10 Iewes
ssssr stay Of several weeks at Charlotte
Amelie. II Thonas Virgin Islands. where
Mr. Evans son, Lieutenant Donald r.
kyaps q stationed
Mis- Ehzybeth Orr. daughter Of pay
,IAst<r Robert " OrT, has returned from
toYtsnosrsh. n II and will spend the
Almm~- ~ L~wes Beach with her mother
n their eottsge
L>w~ baseball team wlh play the Mills
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-04-22
DEATH OF MRS. ii. LOCKWOOD.

MiddIetown. April % Mrs. Hannah
Schee MERIT Lockwood, widow OF John j.
Lockwood. died at the home of her son,
John Jackson Lockwood, on Tuesday
aged 81 years She had been an Invalid
for the past year.
Funeral services will be held IN It.
Annes +. T. Church this friday alter
noon. with interment IN st Anncs ccmc-
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-04-22
NIDDLETOWN NOTES.

Middlctowu. April - The annu"l
meeting Of the District Stewards ct
Niddlctown district was held in Bethesda,
VI. f. Church Wednesday Luncheon was
served hv the ladies Of the church
in election for ono member ot the lIEht
and Water Commission for five years.
will hc held Monday. May ,.
The entertainment given IN the Opera
House last week for the benefit oi the New
Century Club. ncttCd . profit o' S5l ~
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-04-22

tained, last week, Mr.. and Mrs. William
r. Bryan. Of Wynncfeld, PA.
Mr.. and Mrs. Presley Alice and daugh-
ter, Miss Margaret Alice, of Dover, Mrs.
Sara Benn, of Blackford, Idaho and Mr..
and Mrs. James II. Bowers, Of Crumpton,
Md, were guests last week Of Mrs. Lima
Ford
Mrs. John w Clifton is spending two
weeks at Atlantic City.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-04-22
Sn nAx yxER

became strong through fasting. 20
store eyer Increased ltH sales by auH
banding advertlninT kdVerilnlnr la
IKE food n makes n business Rf0f
Ana newgpaper advertising ia ihn rDH
beef 81 advertising MEDIUMS. VIA
about your at0ro'a advertising mnnu
More advertising fppd VII make Fplf
business healthier and mDrr proaperDua.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-04-22
DELAWARE CITY NEWS.

Delaware City, April 22. Mrs. Fred
crick Sutton entertained at dinner last
evening at the Maple Villa tea hlouse, the
following guests: Mr.. and Mrs. Benjamin
Shaw, Mr.. and Mrs Edmund Mitchell
and Mrs. VIM. Hammond Of Wilmington.
The following trustees were elected mt
"A congregational meeting in The Presby,-
terian Church, last night William Vail,
Stanley Stevens, Frank Schunder, Robert
Peacock and Captain Charles Tugend.
The weekly prayer meeting Of the
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-04-22
CHURCH WEDDING.

Middletowwn, April % Miss Bessie
Wilson Gunkel and Wade Hampton
Johns were married in the Methodist
Protestant Church at Warwick, Saturday
afternoon. the Rev. c. NJ Culom per
forming the ceremony.
After wedding trip Mir and Mrs.
Johns will make their home IN Warwick
where MIR Johns is engaged in the mcr-
camille business
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-04-22

Mrs. w. +. Connellce has returned
from Alpcna, Mich. where she attended
the wedding of her son, Alfred c. Con-
nellee and Miss Helen Merrill Howe,
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs, Herbert Howe
of Alpena.
Louis A. Drcka has rented the farm
house of the late Horatio w. Pharo and
with his family will occupy il after May ].
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-04-22

Houaecleaning time brings forth many
articles To be discarded usually IN tho
trash heap. Why not turn them into
money Use "A classified ad II viii soon
cell thern.--CnIl 2200.Adv.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-04-22
1921 PRICES
VS..
1920 PRICES

Il wa, pointed out strongly in recent issue II
the oca newspapers that Wilmington merchant
We're offering their merchandise at prices from 80
per cent TO 55 Is per cent lover than tho>e y I
Year ago. This carries with It a great significance
inaSmuch as a recent government report declared
that retail prizes were MOI declining so tast y
proportion as the wholesale and manufacturing
costs 1t IS conmendabIe indeed, that NlJnnnG
ton merchants have upheld their sense ot h'n"
and fairness rather than succumb to the lure Y
protiteering
Wilmington people should IL gratiied 81 know
that LOCAL PRICES are less than those quoted
elsewhere and should patronzc - a greater extent
their Home Merchants. 1t Is to- emphasize the
power Of Nalue-gi>ing OF "Nilmngtou'> Most Re
liable Store" that We offer herewith several >pe-
cial items for SATURDAY.
kennard-P news continually tells ot lowered
prices on merchandise ot highest Quaitl
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-04-22

copper einders from Baltimore To Phila-
dolphin, and yacht Abeona, from Florida
tD New York
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-04-22
Taffeta and
Pussy Willow
PettiCOatS
$3.50 TO S6.95

Practically every color you may
desire is included in our assortment
and you will find on comparison that
the qualities. at our prices, are far
above the average.
First FloOr-North.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-04-22
A Sateen

NeVeT befOre nave ne offered a
pettlcoat OF such remarkable quality
and finish at 50 low a price. They
are made in regular and extra sizes.
panel front and back; henStitcfled
flounce.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-04-22

WOMEN'S PURE LINEN HANDKERCHIEFo
with hand embroidery at, each 30e
WOMEN'S PLAIN LINEN HANDKERCHlEFo
each 35c
WOMEN'S FAST COLOR Tissue HANDkER-
CHIEFS, each .......-.... 3oc
WOMEN'S WIDE HEMNED HANDKER-
CHIEFS. Of pure linen, each ............. 6oc
First FlOOr-Centre.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-02-20
A GOOD INvEsTENT

This hotel be built owned and operated by corporation which
organized When stock has reached S5ooooooo
will be obtained the business will
widely distributed stockholders making this
hotel A REAL PANHANDL Lee PLAINS INSTITUTION
The purchase Of this stock will appeal investors only AMARILLO
all the Panhandle Plains and there assurance that
this enterprise will be because NOW concern and Its
patronage standing established We believe that
established trade and the reduced tru the erection OF
this addition the NEW HOTEL AMARILLO will be the property
that this property will easily be worth
million dollars when the addition s completed.
half cash with application
months Applications should be addressed the
dersgned-
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-02-20

The this addition will enable reduce prices considerably
since will have little added operating and will be able al
treble capacity will be possible then provide good
with bath and with hot
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-02-20

where the old WOon Hotel amarillo has stood
for thirty This fire proof hotel will adon and
with the four brick building The lobby and public
will all be the hotel The present lobby will be
and shops
will height will hundred and
additional This will the Hotel Amarillo total OF
two hundred and fifty guest rooms
exterior but will graceful and digned lines
Nothing will be undertaken The sole aim provide
comfortable quarters DECENT price
patrons.
accommodate clubs and banquets have
provided large ROOF GARDEN extending OF the
This garden will be gassed and provided
heating facilities that be used all the around We
that this provision will be heartily received
The Cordova daily times., 1921-10-11

Try the Daily Times for Job Printing
The Cordova daily times., 1921-10-11
TWO BIDS FOR MAIL
 CONTRACT WESTWARD

Two bids for placing a vessel on the westward run between Seward and Nushagak and Koggiung and inter, mediate points where post offices are located have been entered up 10 the present time. according to statement made by Governor Scott C. Bone. One of these was from the san Juan Pack ,ag Company and the other by the Pacific Steamship Company.
 The latter company, which Is bid ding for the mail contract. proposes to place the Admiral Rodman on the run if it's bid is accepted The Rod man, while q freighter. has capacity for 70 passengers and ample cargo capacity.
 Under the provisions of Chapter 32. 1921 Session Laws of Alaska, the ter ritory IS empowered to pay a cash bonus to a vessel of ample freight and passenger accommodations operating on the above run. A call for tenders was Issued to ship owners by Governor Bone. Among other things re- September. Among other thingu re- quired are accommodations for 30 cabin passengers. 25 steerage, a mini. mum cargo capacity of 400 tons, and a vessel making at least 12 knots per hour.
 Bids are to be sent to the govern. or's office and opened on December l.
The Cordova daily times., 1921-10-11
CALL FOR BIDS

Notice is hereby given that sealed proposals will be received by the common council of the town of Cor dova, Alaska for the construction of a sewer and lateral sewer extending from avenue to avenue on Sec oad street; from the intersection ol Second and C streets to the alley between First and Second streets; thence down said alley to the rear of the Finkelstein X Sapiro store building; thence to and across Fir,t street to the bay.
 The foregoing sever 10 be con structed in three units and bids for each uuti to be received separately, the first unit to consist of a tunnel from the west side of First street across the street. distance of ap- proXimately 70 feet, and the eXten- sion of said sewer to the bay, the second unit to extend from the east side of First street to the intersec- llolI Ol otCONu street anu C avenue, the third section to consist of the lateral on Second street between B and c avenues.
 Contractors to furnish all labor and material to complete sewer as per plans and specifications to be seen at the office of A. J. Adams. City Engineer.
 The successful bidders will be re- quired to furnish bonds for the prop CT performance of said work.
 The council reserves the right to reject any and all bids.
 Bids will be received un to 6I o'clock P. M. Monday, October 17th, 1921, and are to be filed with the undersigned.
 By order of the common council of the town of Cordova, Alaska.
 K. c. ROBINSON, Oct. lO-6t Town Clerk.
The Cordova daily times., 1921-10-11
GOVERNMENT RAILWAY
 MAKES WINTER RATES

The Alaskan engineering commits sion has just issued a circular con cerning rates, etc, to be charged dur ing the coming winter on the trail between the ends of steel, which is as follows:
 Transportation by commission teams, for passengers and freight, be tween ends of steel. will be furnished at the following rates effective on or after November l, 1921
 Passengers: Adults. Sl per mile or fraction thereof; children under 12, half fare. The passenger rate includes baggage, not over 40 pounds Rate for excess baggage, 10 cents per pound.
 Freight: In lots of one ton or more g. per ton per mile; smaller shipments at ," per hundred. Pcrishables will not be accepted for shipment.
 In figuring distance, the railroad mileage between the last stations F''"h III Ndilll Nllpl dtludl tnUS OI stceD will be used, as teams will in. yariably be required to operate from point behind end of steel
 Accommodation will be furnished travellers, at points where there are no roadhouses, at the following rates:
 Meals, $50 each; lodging, $1 each i; feed and stabling for horses, $175 per feed. No feed or kennels for dogs will be furnished The above rates are subject to change without no. tice.
 The attention of shippers and trav- elers is invited to the fact that ,ac. cording to the anticipated progress of construction, track will be completed from Nenana to Riley creek. Mile 347, on November 15. 1921. and track will probably be completed from Anchor. age and Seward to a point near Riley creek by December 31, 1921, leaving a small gap between ends of steel in the vicinity of Riley creek at the begin. ming Of the new year.
The Cordova daily times., 1921-10-11

Harry Boyden left for Chisana with mail and freight on Wednesday morn ing.
The Cordova daily times., 1921-10-11

Jack Erickson of Kennecott, who went with the Pratt party as chief, left again this week for a vacation, part of which he will spend sheep hunting on the Chittistone Carl StCettell is his partner.
 Jim McGavock, of Kennecott and Peter Miller. left on a hunting trip yesterday morning.
 Roy Snyder and Scotty Atkinson left this week on a hunting trip, visiting Chisana before returning here.
 C. k. SaNman, who has been cook at the Alaska road commission camp this summer, has accepted q position at the Alaska Cafe.
 Jack O'Hara arrived from Chisana few days ago, and is now getting ready to take a trip to the states. for the first time in twenty years.
 Ed. Briggen has secured a position at kennecott for the winter.
The Cordova daily times., 1921-10-11

Ole Farstvedt returned from his trip to the states this week and has now gone to the Bonanza. where he will be employed for the winter
 Joe Mcclellan and Pete Brenwick re. turned from Chisana last week with mail
The Cordova daily times., 1921-10-11

In Norway there is new law which prohibits any person from cut ting down a tree unless he plants three saplings in it's place
The Cordova daily times., 1921-10-11
CLASSIFIED ADVERTISING

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 FOR RENT-FURNISHED CABINS. See Dooley.
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