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Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-03-07
NATIONAL FISH DAY.
Wednesday, March 9, Set Aside
to Call Attention to Its
Value as Food.

The value of f1nh ns human food, and
the Importance of Wilmington an a
market for tho product of the fisheries,
is To receive the attention of the public
through committee appointed from
purpose. by action OF the United States
Fisheries Association.
Wednesday. March ., In National
Fish Day" and the national association
has taken stepa To observe II In all
parts of the country. by calling nttan-
tlou In various ways To the value of
fsh as food. and It's cheapness as conf
pared to other foods.
Wilmington has always been good
fish market. but II In felt by the dealers
here. as well elsewhere. that the
great value and Importance of dnh ar
food is not yet appreciated. To bring
the attention Of the public To the mat
ter, the national association has sp-
pointed n committee here from among
the dealers The local committee is
headed by Dominick Salvatore. and the
othor members are Albert Seller, w. r.
Warren. Harvey w. Dipgans. James
W. q. Norton. and J. J. Walker
Tho purpose of the association I'm aet
ting Wednesday m Fish Day" ia not
alone to Increase the consumption of
fish for one day. but to wake up tho
flsh buainess and TO draw attention "a
the enormous natural resources of the
aea and rivers for food and for the
common good II Will he an annual
date hereafter
wilmington's proximity to tho
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-03-07
CALL IT A FIRE TRAP.
Negro Meeting Demands a New
Building in Place Of Howard
High School.

Speakers Mt mass meeting OF No
groes at Colored Odd Fellows Temple
yesterday afternoon denounced the
present Howard High School building
as fire trap. and appointed n com
mittee TO call on the Board of Educa-
tion to see II any thought is being given
to tho erection of n new building In
it's stead. The committee is composed
Of DIR. ]. Bacon stubbs. Barrett Jackson.
Or. III. Y. Arnett. Mrs. John Woodlin.
Sr. and George Whitten. The latter IL
a member of tho Howard High School
faculty.
1t was also decided at the meeting
to organize n local branch of tho Del
aware Negro Civic League. upon which
the following committee on organization
was chosen Ernest l.. Jones. Mrs. Is.
w Stubbs, c. +. Minus. Mrs. IL. ID. Ben
ton, Colonel Edgar Startling. Thomas
Blake and George Whitten.
Tho meeting gave unanimous APP
provaI to Warden w. s. Plummer's -
parole bill. In commenting on tho bill.
Dr. II. y. Arnett. who presided. asserted
that TO make men good. self respect
ing citizens whose desire was to uphold
the laws Of the nation, IL was necessary
to give them IA chance. and to give them
n square deal.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-03-07
CREAM FOR ChTARRH
OPENS UP N0STRllS
Tells How To Get Quick Relief
from HeadColds IT'S Splendid

In ono minnie votir clqgred no-trilv will
oper, the alr passages ~ Your head will
clear and ven can breathe freely No
more hawking suufliing. blowing. head
ache. drynCSs No struggling fnr breath
az night, Your cold Or catarrh will he gone
Get . small bottle Of Ely's Cream Balm
nom your druggist now Apply little
oi thls fragrant. antscrtlc. healing cream
IN NouT nostfiIs II ponetrates through
every air passage ~ tho head. soothcs tho
ln1amc,I or swollen mucous membrane
and relief comes instantly.
It's Just tnc Don't stav stuffed nm
with q cold or nasty catarfh-rellcf
comes so quickly
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-03-07
FIRE At YORKIsYS.
Toulouse OF Fiber and JnsuIator Go. n
DESTROYED.

Two alarms Of nre last night causcd
unusual excitement for tho flramen.
The fret fire was believed To be In
johnson's Flats. 900 Walnut street
Mrs Adaiino Anderson, who claims she
eaw smoke issuing from tho flats, ran
to Hox G nt Tenth and Walnut streets
and turned in the alarm. Firamen ar
rivinH at tho ~ene were unable 10 die
cover even the slightent trace Of a fire
The second alarm OF nro wac sound
ed when a one-Htory frame dwelling nj
Yorklyn. owned by tho National Fibre
and .Inrulntor Company. waH discovered
ufirc. II burned 60 the ground How
this building caught fire could not he
learned, but when tho apparatus from
Kennett Square and this city arrived
the entire structure was a roaring fur
mace.
Tho building had been used az place
10 store tools and other construction
materials The loss II ls underatood. will
reach s3o0
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-03-07
DEATHS.

ANDERSON In Washington. y & on
March ;, 1921 Thomas j son .of Mary
F and the late William T Anderson
Rela tives and friends members 4 q
n No 2 are invited TO attend rho funeral
from his late residence st Joseph on
the Brandywine. on Tuesday morning
West Grove. Pa cemetery
rARRELI-In this city on March ; 1921
Margaret A daughter Of the late John
and Rose IarreI
Relatives and friends arc invited to
attend the funeral from her late residence
51J + Seventh street. on Wednesday
morning at Q O'Clock Requiem mass AZ II
Mary's Church interment al Cathedral
cemetery.
KETTLEwOoD- In Philadelphia IA on
March 4 1921. Walter F. kettlcwood
Relatives and friends arc invited to
attend the funeral services at the chapel
a. Riverview cemetery on Tuesday after
poon. March 8. at O'Clock Interment at
Rivervieu cemetery
RALsTON-In this city on March s. 1921
Elizabeth daughter Of Matthew G. and
Relatives and friends are invited to
attend the funeral services at the resi-
dence Of her parents. 9l6 r.. Seventeen h
street on Tuesday afternoon at .
O'Clock. lnterment at Cathedral cemetery.
William son Of Alonzo and Mary starr.
age 16 months.
Relatives and friendx are invited To
ATTEND the funeral services at the residence
of his parents 500 Lord street, on Tues
day afternoon March s. al O'Clock
Interment at Cathedral cemetery.
SPRINGER-In this city. on March :.
1921. Baldwin son Of the late Lewis r
and Caroline 4. Springer age 90 years
Relatives and friends are invited to
attend the funeral services at the chapel
at Wilmington and Brandywtne cemetery
on Wednesday afternoon. March @ AT
O'Clock. lntermeDt at Wilmington and
Brandywine cemetery
TAIIEY-Hanby Corner. Brandywfne
Hundred on March g. 1921 J. Earl Jr in
fanf son of J. Earl and Emma @ TalIey a 6
Q months.
Relatives and friends are invited t.
attend the funeral services at the parent s
residence Hsbeys Corner. on Tuesday
afternoon March at o clock lnterruent
~ Bethel cemetery
wBEATLEY-In this city. on March 2
1921 Sailie Wheatley
Relatives and friends are invited 10
attend the funeral services at her late
residence. 76 East Twenty y-second street
on Monday evening at O'Clock In
terment at Harrington. Del.
Additional death notices. recef we'd too atc
for this column will be found on Financia