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Statesmen.

Statesmen.
II you read In Thursdays Herald
the full page ad. of the Dictator Pen
you must have been impressed that II
offered a remarkable sales oppor-
tunity.
Ambitious. energetic men. over -.
regardless Of previous sales expe-
rence. can make permanent and
highly profitable connection with our
organization.
Can after 10 A. NJ. Room 1910. Cana
dian Pacific Bldg. 44th and Madison.
SALESMAN wanted in every State calling
on photo supply, artists materials or sta
tionery trades for side line with national
reputation that has a large sale among the
best dealers everywhere; established twenty
years an exceptional opportunity Tor hgh
class man covering definite territory: give
references and full particulars In first letter.
Address Sales Manager. Dept. II, 25s Mon
roe av.. Rochester, n y
SALESMAN wanted with a following among
auto dealers, garage and accessory houses
TO sell on liberal commission basis only n
high grade, reasonably priced pure gum
guaranteed auto tube: territory open Man
for one who IL a hustler and can give good
references. Apply by letter 10 Merritt Rub
ber Co, Inc. 1923 Broadway.
SALES MANAGER-A live analytical ex-
perienced man, one with record OF pro-
ductive results; splendid opportunity for
the right man whose results VIII be appre-
ciated must have magnetism and personal
ity to handle personally certain large trade
In a big way. T 1873 Herald, Herald 80.
EAIESMEN and collectors. age - and over: |:
unlimited opportunity for workers by largo
corporation. ROOM 1Io2. 211 Broadway
Statesmen 20 sell foreign exchange; good
proposition for live wires. Call Suite 3D.
q Church ST.
MISUNDERSTANDING new invention. 81
day; big commission. 65 court st., Bklyn.
STENOGRAPHER and typlst, Christian.
good appearing. Holmes Motor Car Cor
poration. Central PARK West.
STOCK statesmen.
Want experienced Fl Jcknen TO deliver divi-
dend checks. high class proposition: live
wires only liberal commission. Falrchild.
Kay & Co. Knickerbocker Building. Times
20, New York
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REAL EsTATE-ouT OF CITY.
Long Island-sale or Rent.

CHAS. e. sAMMIS. Huntington. l.. I.
Opp. p. O. Tel. 435. Homes and Acreage.
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DoUGLAsToN. L.

DOUGLASTON, l.. /.
Am going abroad and must dispose of my
home consisting of nine rooms and two
baths; house is stucco on hollow tile. Span
ish tile roof; plot 70x1o0; one car garage;
prefer to sell. but would rent fully furnished
on years lease. Apply SALM, LIMITED.
II West 23d ST.
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Nurses, &c.

LADY'S maid or light housework for Sara
toga; references. Brown. POI w. 139th.
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SUBURBAN HOMES TO LET AND
FOR SALE.
FACTORIES FOR SALE OR RENT.

will suitcase with use Of machinery for
one year beginning August 1 at 500 per
month. exclusive OF power; equipment con-
rists OF lathos. shapers, milling and screw
machines. gang drills and punch presses:
plenty OF light; conveniently located; splen-
did opportunity. Write for appointment. M
1909 Herald. Brooklyn.
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New Jersey--sale or Rent.

FOURTEEN room house. all conveniences; 5
baths: plot 375x400; stable e-garage; won
derful shade fruit. &C.. 5000 terms.
EUGENE JOBS-H. L. BECK CO.,
Leckawanna Station. Summit N. j.
FIVE room bungalow, bath. improvements: :
good all year round; near depot, trolley
river. ocean. See West or Lane. III River
dale avenue. Monmouth Beach, N j..
RUTHERFORD-To effect quick sale VIII
sacrifice six room suburban Colonial home.
with large garage: almos. new completely
and nicely appointed; ready. to occupy on :
days notice; all city conveniences; glassed in
porch: large plot; plenty of flowers and
shrubs. price $4,000. easy terms fine local.
ity: minutes walk to railroad station: 32
minutes TO Broadway, Manhattan; business
compes the to move to another To-
caiity: see II and make me an Offer For de-
tails OF real bargain address DOCTOR. p.
o.. Box S7s. City Hall Station, New York
City.
SEASIDE PARK, N. J.-Bungalow, rooms,
porch. good condition and location: over
looking bay: furniture included; lot 50xI00;
bargain. S2.100. Address FRANK HEWITT.
Seaside Park. N. J.
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APARTMENTs-FURNIsHED.

AN attractively furnished 10 room apart
ment, complete in appointment; long or
short lease: West End av. and roth st. In
formation telephone Schuyler $780,
BROADWAY. 2s4S 110th st.)-Kitchenette
apartments. hotel service: summer rates.
Cathedral 6316.
MANHATTAN AV., 1912 room, kitchenette
apartment. Academy 5196.
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FURNISHED ROOMS TO LET.
East Side.
HOTEL BELMoRE.

25TH ST. AND LEXINGTON Av.
Rooms. IS weekly and upward phone and
electric fan In every room.
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IREEPORT.-Two family house, IL rooms,
all improvements, screens. garage; plot
b0x209; fruit and shade trees; minutes to
station price 900; cash $500. Owner.
rick road, Freeport. l.. l.
FINE homes near station. bay; building
plots; good location. MONFORT e. fIEGE-
MAN. Port Washington. Tel. 152.
stucco semi-bungaiow. ali improvements.
paruuet floors. open fireplace, hot water
heat. bedrooms, large plot; restricted neigh
borhood; 30 minutes from New York; price
80 200; reasonable terms; send for photo.
OWNER. phone Hollis 6722J.
TH1RTY-Srx lots in plot. fronting on
Queens boulevard at Lowery Street Station,
Long Island City; IA minutes to Grand Cen.
trail Terminal; transit lines; best real
estate investment In Greater New York /;
larger portion of purchase can remain on
mortgage. ARTHUR A. JOHNSON, Queens
boulevard. Long Island City. Hunters Point
13D1
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sorough Of Queens--sale or Rent.

RICHMOND HILL.-Two upper floors In new
family house: decorated. shower bath. par
qvet. &c.. Ideally situated: six rooms; lease
70 responsible parties II wanted: rent $15.
Take Lefferts ay.-Fulton st. train to 111th
ST. station. See builder at 10716 112th st.:
phone 1897 Richmond Hill.
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Nurses, &c.
NURSE, graduate registered, light colored.
refined, ~ years. capable and reliable; II
years experience; travelled; will care for in
valid, elderly and infirm: don't mind meals
and repairs. Write Nurse Y $50 Herald.
10th st.
NURSE, colored, graduate. wants position
private FAMILY, city, country; fond OF chill
dren. $40 West 139th ST. Audubon 77o9.
NURSE GIRL, IS. white. American. wishes
- position taking care of child Address
Baker. - Palmetto ST., Brooklyn.
NURSE. light coored girl; assist light house,
MorlS. experienced. Nurse. Wadsworth 0195.
NURSE. experienced trained midwife, care
ehlldren. City. country. Roach. w. 1881.
NURSE or housework. colored girl: sleep
out Write Sllas. 6i6 Lenox av.
Miscellaneous.
DAYS WORK at anything. Peterson, 107
Amsterdam av.. near 65th st.
DAYS work, Swedish woman West, Harlem
696-W.
GIRL. neat. colored. wishes half time T..
Thomas. % West 131st II.
WOMAN, married, colored. wants half time
work: morning afternoon. Apply all
next week, Mrs. Lillian Shend. 242 West
135th St, care Prattis.
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BUSINESS PLACES TO LET
HOUSES TO LET, UNFURNIsHED.

Borough of Brooklyn.
BROWNSTONE houses, lease, auction. buy
ing, parouet, electricity; refined neighbor-
hood; subway; also apartments to lease.
Lafayette 5312.
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Borough of Bronx-saIe or Rent.

houses 686x72 each; VERY FINE SEC
TON, rental S14,250 each; price $72.50O
each MAXWELL MOSER. 1913 Broadway.
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CITY REAL ESTATE.
Above 5sth st.-0th Av. to North River.

FOUR story and basement in lower sos; size
19x102: IA rooms. 4 baths, parquet floors;
near subway and IL station; suitable for
rooming; must be sold this week at a sac
rifice. COUGHLAN & Co. 200 West I'D ST
TO LEASE FOR 21 YEARS,
s-6 story elevator houses. 20x100. entire
block front on Columbus av.. in the Eighties;
suitable for alteration. MAXWELL MOSEk,
1AS Broadway. 3265 Cortlandt.
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APARTMENTS WANTED.
Unfurnished.

FIVE rooms, all improvements; Bronx pre-
ferred; rent s50-s55 per month Tel. Cort-
n ndf fOlo
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West Side.

| 18TH ST., 81 f.. near Madison.--Delight-
| full single. double rooms; drawing room for
| entertaining: meals optional. Plaza 964S.
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AUTOMOBILES FOR RENT.

For Hire--ras-enger Cars.
PACKARD twin sixes for hire: perfect ser.
vice reasonable rates. G NJ. a c. ".
WILLIAMSON. 2oi w. 43d. Bryant 421o $3.50.
CADILLAC landaulet for rent. hour. day.
month: owner drives. scaff schuyier 6s33:
1920 Lexington for hire. Long Beach. Far
Roclsavay. s2a for all day. Call Lenox e6acs
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ALL size farms. located In the potato belt.
CLIFFORD q. BROWN. Cranbury station.
Middlesex county, N. J.
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LUTHER MICHAEL FARAf-Boating. bath
ing, fishing: rates $40 and $12.. North
Water GAP. Pa.
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BEAUTIFULLY furnished room with private
bath; cool, delightful for summer; private
home. located West End av. and 10Th ST.: 4:
phone SCHUYLER 37S9.
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27TH, 30 E.-Modern rooms. single. double I;
opposite Madison Square Garden.
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SITUATIONS wANTED--MALE.

GARDENER. Scotch, married. children.
has life experience In all branches can
furnish good references: kindly send full
particulars and salary in first letter. Y 5s5
Herald. 16.h st.
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FARM PROPERTY.

Long Island.
FARM for sale. Medford. l.. J.. near Pat
'chogue, room house. poultry; leaving
Tor Europe. II. VESELSKY; cash 81. 500. 517
r. SID st.
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FARM, $50 acres. 13 room house, with fur
niture, wagon house. cider mill. saw mill.
large barn, COW shed, farming utensils on
State road; 900 and other property. APP
ply CHAS. Il. ADELE, Jr., Oscawana Lake.
Peekskill, N. Y. Phone Lake Oscawana 9023.
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IsTH ST.. 142 E.-Front parior with bed
room; piano; hot wafer MOOSBRUGGER.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-11-08

viii meet in regular session in the
Masonic Hall. at O'Clock.
The members of the Epworth
League Of Lebanon NJ. r. Church az
Red Lion on Saturday evening. viii
hold two playlets at the Odd Fellows
Han, at Bear Station, entitled Fresh
Timothy Hay" and "A borrowed
Luncheon" The proceeds viii be for
The parsonage fund Of the church.
The members Of the Red Lion So
chsl will meet on next Tuesday eve
ming. at o'clock, at the home Of Mr.
and Mrs. Charles Diehl at Bear Sta
tion.
Frank Reynolds has taken a posi-
ton as telegraph operator at the
Delaware Breakwater station.
Mrs. Albert Press and daughter
Pauline. Of West Sixth street. are
spending several days as guests Of
relatives in Wilmington.
MIR. and Mrs. Orville Davis Of nea-
Bear Staten, spent the weekend as
guests Of Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Gray o.
Delaware City.
Harry Sharp is confined TO his home
on West Sixth street with the grip.
Denny S. Smith, who has been con-
fined to his home for the past week.
with rheumatism, Is improving.
See Bridgewater for jewelry.-Adv.
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elauare Prepares for Laayete Interest Title Game
Y. m. c. A. PHYSICAL DEPARTMENT
PLANS ACTIVE WINTER PROGRAM

The OF physic department this
viii set under
naslam classes present
nnd an Increased enrolment
r~finsnt
tn League In boys
win
popular organized by che local % for It's Junior
members. all champion
league emnae~ with big
barton was winner OF the cup last season and Douglas sheldon won tho
tho
For the series Ave
athletic
viii cup
awarded the all round champion
for second third
voey hal among
business and local A
with tho crack Germantown voy ball
here early
country be
November 60 This starting
" NJ.
the kennett Pike This all athletic organizations
the Three loving will be awarded the
nnish.
indoor athletic he Y. NJ C. win be
December January
Y. NJ c. to a dual
Wilmington is hoped
here return stimulate wrestling
the ~"
Day with and
by mem and boys classes.
smokecs he n on January
10 ana several other social nights planned by the Physical Depart
han1hai something
he Atwood pecher championship
the other this eupNhis
Wilmington NJ. c. A.
hcaons which
compete the Swimming
pcntathlon In April
Turkey League
strawberry League viii This calls FOR basketball
hockey athletic
with spread
schsdulcd strawberries
During tho Of March the first
Department
gtor Kd Sparks hal considerable indoor
0uses already training talent for bis
He q the on
held during
he aquatic they expert
cnccd the Grard College meet last week.
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CHANGERS ENJOY
RALLY AND DINNER
Members OF Delaware Grange,
Newport. Have Pleasing Pro-
gram With Their Feast.

Special Correspondence Every Evening
Newport. Nov. s.--Deiaware Grange.
No. 4G. =. of IT., Of Newport, held
reunion dinner and rally. last evening
in Grange Hall. Newport, with about
80 members and friends present.
ut $50. the guests were invited 10
the banquet room, which was beauti-
fully decorated with national coiors
and cut flowers. and all partook OF the
following menu:
Grape Fruit Cocktail
Cream Of Celery
Olives Pickles
Roast Young Pig Brown Gravy
spuds Peas Candled Yarns
Fruit Salad
Nearolitan Ice Cream Cabs
Coffee Mlnts
The committee on arrangement.
comprised: Mrs. X. p. Robinson,
chairman; assisted BY Mrs. j. c.
Slack. Miss Emma s. Maclary, r.. p.
Robinson and George +. Snyder.
/ Following the dinner, the members
assembled IN the meetiagroonn. and
the following program was enjoyed
! Community singing, song. Mr.. and
tftA Sc ~ AttAetAA r. AAftgyt &uGfe9H, a ne
I Relation Of the Church 10 a Grange
in the Community" Rev. J. r. Parks;
community singing; patriotic address,
Josiah Marvel in which he emphasize
ID the duties Of citizens 70 n connun~
lity; vocal solo. '"rhe Night Wind
Mrs. ). c. Slack. address, Loyalty
to the Grange" X. r. Robinson; sing
ing, America"
The grange win have another meet
ing next Monday evening, and ariss
irene Gregg. who has been appointed
lecturer for the eve:lng, has snnoune-
e. that she VII have a surprise for all
who attend.
On Monday evening Novernf er 81
Delaware Grange win hold its annual
Corn Show. Announcement was made
Of a meeting which viii be held this
evening In Friends Westinghouse,
stanton, At which time Mas Phillips,
under the auspices Of the stanton
Sewing Club. the New Castle County
Farm PHreau cooperating, win give
a demonstration y dyes.
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sf. Thomas VS.. Fort du Pont.

81. Thomas football squad will take
the field Sunday against the Fort du
Pont team at the latter place. The
boys from out the west side deserve
plenty OF credit for the. way they
continue 70 play the old game after
meeting with reyerses and every team
that has played them are loud in
their praises Of the good sportsman
ship shown by the Saints Manager
Grant win have his squad out every
night this week in preparation for
Sundays game All players are re-
quested 10 report at Fourth and Grant
tonight at 7.30 o'clock.
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CHANEy DEFEATS SALVATORE

Philadelphia. Pa, Nov. S.--Phil Sal
vadoro came an the way from Califor.
mia 10 meet with a Knockout IN less
than three rounds by George Clancy
IN the fnai bout at the Olympia last
night.
CLANCY. az dynamic as ever. ham,
nered Salvatore around the body un-
az he had the Californian in a fit posi-
ton 20 receive his knockout blow. This
end came quickly once Clancy put
his cleaners 20 work in earnest. He
sent left 20 the body. II was one or
those bone-crushlng lefts that made
Salvatore throw his arms across his
midsection when the blow landed pre-
viously This time when Salvatore
dropped his guard. Clancy stepped
back just Car enough 20 have clean
shot with his left at his opponent 3
exposed jaw. In a twinkling the left
found It's mark and Salvatore crumpl-
I'd
The Californian was not counted out
~ he struggled TO his feet before the
fatal sen, but he was dizzy and the
referee wisely waved the stricken box
cr " his corner
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AUSTRALIAN RUNNERS
CAN'T COME THIS YEAR
v. OF 2. Replies 20 Offer That
u Cannot Finance Big
Trip Now.

~ saHNlHltd rfens a. Etem E,enlna.
philadelphia NHv Australia
NaHis In Send team ~ runners o.
thf ftlaf raves nn tfanhun Weld here
Nki Nnfi hui ihe University 81
lannstitahA has reafeiiuHy cahlcd
fft ANliNuig8HH that conditions for
Nki tf1f WHhe N more af ltaa lni.
iHsHiHIN ln HnaHrH lhn 8ahFmp. The
N1NI HaHN lHtm thp University uf
H'aHef NhNh wants Ga meel America s
ifsi N distance meilrY felay on
itHHat itAHIa tfaeN
pennsylvania f HNder a premise to
fHHH iM hHNlAHd nekt spwns f Ca.
fNfA HHd taMhlldWn Hueregd n got.
iHh Nn h mtei ainng lhu lines of
fgHnHt ifAHa# relay carnival which
haH nfHNh a. tH emo nf the worlds
s1l UnI'fHa athletic mreia
ihH Aehlilts AthIefle liub made up
uI nkfUfd and taWhi.aap men. hopes
AZ hV'a ff'at insect ln lhf lass weok
81 MHENh M nEHi week. nf Anfu Cor
fhHoia an1 lNlltNeN and ln That event
8 fsNNatitAHIa team would uross lhe
Atlantic iH gamnele and H. back ln
iWe f0I iht hnme relays on April
sNfHH
NtatNaF ef ihe exrsnse attached to
lNf HfaHaaHt iNn N Vas stated psnns
sIitAHA tHHld nai undertake to
HHHf4HieN rkHfneas ia an Australian
iNsM Nl 8NHa ai lhr Nftat distance iht
IHHHefs NHHld HaNe lu oaH.p
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-11-08
RETURN FROM BIG
CUNNING TRIP IN PA.
James A. MckeIvey and DR.. S.
Taylor Young Enjoy Sport
in Mountains.
Special Correspondence Every EvenIns

Special Correspondence Every Evening
Newark, Nov. S.--James & Nickel
vey, proprietor of tho Deer Park Ho-
tel and DR.. s. Taylor Young of New
ark and Walter y. zietz, OF Haverford,
Pa. brother-in-law OF Mr.. McKelvey,
have returned from successful gum
ning trip for pheasant In Center
county, Pa. The three. during their
I've days cunning, baggcd the limit of
pheasants each day, which Is three,
and consequ,n atty returned with 45 of
these fine birds between them.
| The trip was started from Newark
on Sunday. October 80. In a machine.
The party drove to Snow Shoe, Center
county, the home of DIR. Edward Har-
ris. brother-in-law of Mr.. Zietz, who
had arranged the trip for them. Snow
shoe is only short distance from
Bellefonte, which is well known in
athletic circles as the home of the
great Penn state football team, the
pennsylvania Agricultural College
helng located at that town.
The party, after paying their re-
spects TO DIR, Harris at Snow Shoe.
went about 80 miles in the mountains
4 NA''N " Afit nOlfft Ni AfSOtfnn
PUTNAM McCord, a rancher. where DR..
Harris had arranged for them 10 stop
while on their cunning trip. Mr.. Nc.
Cord, who claims to be a descendant
OF General Putnam, proved to be n de-
ightful host who was well qualified
TO advise them in all matters perts in
ing to sport in that 10 lty. In adj
dition TO pheasant there are bear deer
and wild turkey In this locality. al.
though the local Runners did not got
glimpse of any of this kind OF game
nut may return in December for the,
deer season. Mr.. McCord Is an ex-
pert shot and has bagged numerous
deer, bear and wild turkey In that
vicinity in season.
| Mr.. McKelvey in discussing the trim
said tiat they found nlcntv 80
pheasant and could have gone over
the limit most any OF the Ave DAYS
they were out. He was greatly pleased
With Center county, as a place for
sportsmen as game apparently
aoounds there In large quantities.
| Mr.. Mekelvey, who is a football fan
said today, in talking of his imnres.
sions OF the people OF Center county
that he was greatly surprised 10 anG
so many of them talking football
Most every one he met would talk of
the great team that Penn state IN /,
and are willing 20 back il against any
football team in the country. Although
Penn State College Is I'm n locality mo,
near to any city or large towns. VET
The whole country side for miles
"round attend the home games. tho
erowd often reaching 10000. most an
country people from the mountain dis
trtcts.
The residents OF the county arc
backing Penn State. he said. 10 defeat
the Navy at Franklin Field, phiIadel.
phia. Saturday, and when he LEFT there
delegations running MP into the hun
dreds were already planning TO follow
the team TO Philadelphia for the Navy
game. DIR. and Mrs Harris. he said
We're among those who were planning
to make the trip TO see Penn STAT
>wallop the Navy"
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-11-08
PERSONAL.

Harold S. Schutt, president OF the
Wilmington Gas Co. left Saturday
morning for Chicago, where he win
attend the convention Of the American
Gas Association, of which he is vice
president. He viii be away about
one week
Mrs. William Coyne is spending a
few days in New York.
Mrs John p. Doughten, who has
heen summering at Rehoboth Beach,
has gone TO California, where she will
spend the winter. Later she will be
Joined by her son. Preston. who is in
the consular service, who will accom-
pany her east in the spring.
ColoEel James +. Casperson return
cd yesterday from Roselle Park Y. j..
where he visited his sister. Mrs. Sam
uel Cassidy This was his first visit
to Mrs. Cassidy in 80 years.
Colonel Theodore TownSesd. editor
of the Milford Chronicle, was calling
On friends in this city yesterday
c. t. Millman has returned after
visiting Colonel J. J. Bradway and
other relatives in Philadelphia
G. Fisher Afii.nan and family Of
| Woodside visited Mr.. Millmans broth
| or, z. b, Miilman OF $500 Jefferson
street. the latter part Of last week.
Leslie V. Christy OF Detroit. Mich.
an auditor in the employ Of the Gen.
eral Motors Corporation, is visiting
Wilmington. his former home.
| Merritt p. Hastings. Jr, is recover
ing from an operation. performed tive
geeks ago. A piece of bone was taken
from his nose and the tonsils removed
The operation was performed by DR.
Hunt in Bayonne. n. j.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-11-08
kEYsTo>E REUNION.
hanqu.t In Honor of Retiring Presi.
dent. olsn Hackett.

The keystone Field club win hold
= hig reunion IN the club. 2o4 East
Fourth street. Thanksgiving Eve.
which promises O. be one of the big
rssi anairs evcr held under the aus
pieces ~ the popular east side organ
nation.
several pleasing novelties viii be
held Ia cutanection with the reunion.
entertainers coming from Philadelphia
and a few vaudeville acts may bc se-
cured from one Of the local houses
The affair viii wind up with a banque,
ih honor ~ the retiring president, Olen
Harkett
Efforts win be made 20 have one
~ the city officials make a speech "a
the members. besides several promi-
nsut men Of the city who have promis
"a % attend.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-11-08
COACH DERBY PLANS
FOR LAFAYETTE GAME
Blue and Gold Hope TO Mako
Good Showing, But They Do
Not Expect TO Win.
Nla N lnllam.nn.I.n.r B

flt ~ NuifrHlfnnaenpr tNefN Evening
Newark NuN. s--lleallsinn that la
4 Hfiktiie lheN have a. meet one of, u
N"' lhv sisnhNsat foutlWh leanu IN the
saH'i tnath nulhs win make speuial
sNufts 90 npi his University Vt Della.
wA't siued ln nnod ehapv Zoe mat
ra'us whth Nlli ht played al has,on.
- npsl SATURDAY
touAlAysNr the great reputation
that ialnsviip has made on the grid
tun this Nsaf. noe hnNinr heen de-
ftaied AZ far delaware nuurhuN haN
nn vhaise ~ wlnnlns ur even euming
near WiNHlNN hll the ltluc aud Gold
llasrft Hte determined 90 maize a hard
hNh aiu WNN sufrrlse ihr EaHton
hesf f lhtf Aiu considering Delaware
Hs the same eofi ul team that met
Penn % the nfal samp ~ the season.
thdsi lhp NUafhiun of nvlh, the team
= lnrFnAsd wonderfully a. hns hpen
shHNN "a ihn results ut TIE last -four
naWeh all Victories.
cte0h nsfhy Ia puarmn for
LAFAYETTE. alsn haH Ia mind the =. NJ
6 Nhme. lo ho PLAYED az Wilmington
90 saturday. November ~ y. N. a. is
team Wuph mepo evenly matched
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