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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1921-06-11

The veteran army transport, Crook.
which was offered for sale by the
quartermaster of the Philippine de-
partment of the United States army.
is still on the market, no bids having
been received for the craft in response
to advertisements. The reason as
signed for the lack of bids is a SUR
plus Of ocean tonnage for the freight
now offering
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1921-06-11

Snakes are rare on the Isthmus of
Panama. During the first fifteen
years of American occupation of the
Canal Zone the hospital records show
only one case of snake bite.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1921-06-11

but whole, while Andrew Kelly of
West brook, Me. digging in his garden
unearthed a one-cent piece dated
1S02.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1921-06-11

While spading a piece of ground in
Hydeville. VT. Edward Allen uncov-
cred an old English bayonet. rusty
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1921-06-11

Holes in the street are warnings a.
gainst more holes. So are holes in
the graveyard. Repairs in time will
delay both.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1921-06-11

on bread or for sandwiches without
the addition OF dairy butter.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1921-06-11
Do You Buy a Motor Car
"Sight Unseen?"

You see the vital aspect Of car only by the way To-
hard service affects it.
viii become loose and nosyf Grow W0senI OF oil and
fuel? efficiency? Require requirements, frequent
repairs and adjustments?
Or viii it remain free of these disabilities?
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1921-06-11

u Siam SONG of staa .HQmsa -,ip,,
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1921-06-11

CoNAsr hs COnsttlYsional Leeaae e Ameype Zee Xprk
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-11-04
a,ssta,,s rra,ona,

4a4NulA. Nat The entertainment
stsspnssa here. "Wednesday c,tnlnK,
Il lhs Naw Theatre hs the llphhA a
i.lns end, ~ mlnailvla nf this town,
aAs una "a ihu BEST ever seen on a
laasi wass rhe New Thealfe, which
taa Alaomne.iaie nearly ise people,
NAa pAthuA 81 ihp aeots, many hclnN
anahle 10 naY seats ths houae heins
ssla uNi Ions before the curtain went
uN thla organization whifh has
liNtn ssNtiai relfurmantea ~ The
isuN menehis.i an entirely new pto-
ntaai. consisting uf neW iokFs. new
aoawa. ntW srvt lAlils~ eni and each
s0i paa warmly reviewed ~ the lefEe
audience enenles helnv The ruie attet
practically each act
fhs entertainment was niNrn 90 heli
taiae funds a. rAN fpr the new
patAalnn uuintH and other minstrel
pAfaphanAlh lately purchased hy th'
tHsanlsaslen. and a wa~ a complete
satDesa. both ffnm an entertainment
saA nnauelsi standpoint
rhe urwNnlastiun = now opukins
sVefai iu2na on the fcnninauln
phs,h wlli kecp the members euss
untN after lhn holidays
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-11-04
wEpDEp TO TExAS MAN.

slsorgetown. Nov. 4.---Niiss l<atha-
rlne q. Robinson. daughter OF the late
Alfred y, Robinson, one time Chief
jnsilec of tho Delaware courts, and
Marcus w. Saunders Of San Antonio.
Texas. were married yesterday after
noon. az the home of the brides aunts.
MlsHcn Clare and Julia Burton, on the
Public square, by Rev. Samuel ID.
Van Loan, rector OF ST. paul's pretes-
tani Episcopal Church and uncle OF
IN groom. The groom Ia son OF Mrs.
Annie \. Beach. who resides with her
brother. Rev. MIR. Van Loan, at TN,
fectotN. on Pine street. this city.
Tho bride, who Is a ncice of Danie
liurton OF Wilmington. a former a.
putty collector OF internal revenue
has Tor many years taken an active
part Ia social events In this section
heins a prominent member OF the
ueorgiown New Century club and ST
i'aula v y. Church. She took an ac.
tive part Ia war work as well as that
of the Rcd Cross.
Miss Mary &. Rogers. daughter ot
John T, Rogers. and Mauford !. pen.
uel, SON of William j. penucl. resld
ing near here. were married at Wesle,
I NJ, y. parsonage, "Wednesday night
~ Rev, John L. Snarklin.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-11-04

efeasra ~ sales in Che future a. Il hss la
ilie pasi wear, stomach trouble and ifs
attending symptoms viii disappear from
ihf human rce in another generation
That Plant juice b. relieving sioInacl
bNUf aud kidney troubles 4 h only nooc
safy "a read the signed statements
local people who have been restored {
health in order 10 convince the most
skepteal
Among those who may be publicly
quoted y Mr.. William n Williams Of
No. 30i New Castle Avenue, an old
TINS resident 81 Wilmington. who said /.
Although ! had been most favorably
impressed with the statements had read
81 Plant juice. the wonderful result bad
in nay eaae was the greatest surprise Of
my whole liie had been a great sufferer
from indigestion and could no keep any
solid food IA nay stomach as Il would
iounoni and cause gas 10 form. my kid
neya and bladder were also affected and
bad terrible pains all through my body,
and especially IA my back. ! could not
sleep 81 night aud felt heavy and dopy
during the day Plant Juice has restored
iue 90 perfect health and | don't know
when ] have iclt 50 well and strong, /
have ilne appetite for nay meals, sleep
snundly IA night and have not an ache or
pain My wife seeing the wonderful re-
suits had. took ID with the same fine
results am 80 years Of age and feel
Young and strong again Plant Juice is
surely wonderful medicine for people
Of out age
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-11-04
NEWS OF LAUREL.

Laurel, Nov. 4. Charles G. West, a
farmer near here, sustained broken
arm when he was kicked by the crank
Of refractory automobile engine, yes
tcrday.
A masquerade party was held at the
home Of Mr. and Mrs. Claude Phillips,
Wednesday night, about thirty ladies
being present Refreshments we're served
Mrs. Victor De Revere, Of Delaware
City, il here for two weeks with her
mother, Mrs. Ella Elliott, on Pine street.
Miss Mary T.. Bacon left yesterday for
Philadelphia, where she viii spend the
winter months.
Ira Melvin, member Of internal
revenue collectors staff, left yesterday "a
resume his duties, in Wilmington, after
spending several days here with bis
| family in North Laurel.
Misses Mary Allen, Florence Ward
and Louise Gcnmcn are spending several
days with friends and relatives in Phila.
delphia.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-11-04
FOR STATE Y. w. C. A.

Dover, Nov. A committee mp
pointed last spring by the women Of this
State, to consider the adyisability of
organizing Y. w. g. A. for Delaware,
met here, yesterday, for conference
with Miss Mabel krall, field secretary
Of the Young Women's Christian Assoc
citation. II was decided TO effect such an
organization for every community in
the State, with division into two dis
triets. The invitation to Miss krall TO
come TO Delaware came through stu
dents at the Woman's College, Newark
Wilmington has a branch and the
Women's College at Newark has {
branch of the organization.
Those present at the meeting were
Mrs. William ID. Dcnney, wife o
Governor Denney, Mrs. II. ID. Boyer
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-11-04
RICHARDSON PARK.

I Richardson Park. Nov. 4 Mr.. and
Mra. George G. Hughes of Belmont ave
nue., Richardson Park entertained friends
at masked party and dance At their
home last evening. The interior Of the
house was decorated with autumn
flowers. and leaves. Refreshmenta were
served during the dance intcrmission.
Among those present were Mr.. and Mrs
r.. v. Rudolph, Mr. and Mrs g X.
Vansant, MIR. and Mrs. Otto Long, Mrs.
II. e. Patterson, Mrs. Pearlo Murphy,
MIR. and Mrs. George G. Hughes, Miss
Irene Murphy and Miss Eta Stats,
Bayard Vansant, Robert Rudolph,
Charles JarrelI, Roy Draper, Albert
3rinton, and family and Miss Katie
Keen Of Penn's Grove, n. j.
Mr.. and Mrs. William l.. Nixon, oi
I BeIlenoor are visiting in Oxford, Pa
X. J. HUT and Springer Specr of Ash
ley are hunting ducks on the Delaware
Bay near Bombay Hook.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-11-04
DELAWARE CITY NEWS.

Delaware City, Nov. 4 Mrs Robert
Peacock and son are spending two
weeks with her sister, Mrs. Laura Adj
kins. in Philadelphia.
Mrs. Iucian Curry, who had been
visiting Miss Emma Clark at Greenlea,
left today for her home in Richmond,
Va
Mrs. Nora Wilkcns i.i visiting relatives
in Baltimore and Chestertown, Md
Tho Women's Auxuilary of the Eplsco-
pal Church viii hold an all-day meeting,
next Tuesday, at the home of Mrs Rose
Lambert, ON Clinton street.
Rev. l.. w Laytield, pastor of The
NJ T.. Church of this place observed his
T3d birthday anniversary today, at his
home ON Clinton street.
Epworth League of st. Georges will
give q masquerade social, next Tuesday
evening, Mt the home of Mrs Fletcher
/ Nelson.
The installation OF Rev. William J
| Little viii take place this evening in th,
Presbyterian Church of Port Penn.
Sergeant Thomas Johnson is havin,
electric lights installed in his home OF
| Clinton street.
Work will commence on the new roaC
between st, Georges and kirkwood OF
/ Monday.
Delaware City high school football
team will play Smyrna high school team
ON Canal Field, next Friday afternoon
Miss Agnes Rowe of Wilmington
visiting her parents MIR and Mrs.
Michael Rowe of Clark's Corner.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-11-04
NEWS OF NEWPORT.

Newport Nov. d.-Rev. J. II. Parks
will have charge Of prayer meeting serv-
ice in Newport Nj. T.. Church this even
ing, and will talk on the subject Of
evangelism.
The new room which will be occupied
by the school children, owing to in-
sufficient room at the school building
this year. is about completed, and ready
for Use.
Miss $. Mildred Chandler spent the
week end at Riverton, n. j., guest OF
Mr.. and Mrs. III. III. Lippincott.
MIR and Mrs. Harvey l.. Gregg and
MIR. and Mrs Alfred Craig motored TO
Cordova, Md, ON Thursday TO visit
Rev. and Mrs. ]. G.. Whedhee.
Miss Viola Seeds has returned TO her
home here, after spending sometime with
relatives in lower Delaware and Mary
/ land.
MIR. and Mrs. Howard Ball, formerly
of this vicinity, and now Of Allentown
Pa, spent last week here among
relatives.
MIR. and Mrs. ID. W. Chandler had a,
guests ON Sunday, Mr., and Mrs. puse,
pennock of Milltown, and MIR. Elme
Vansant of West Chester, Pa
MIR. and Mrs. III. Il. Gregg, Mis-
Irene Gregg and Miss Emma Maclar'
motored to Baltimore, Sunday, and weri
guests of Mr. and Mrs. John A. Roberts
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-11-04
uo,p,s w,ppiNo

tisle.sg kut Nf and Mra John
" culver pslsnfatad their Roldet
~ssalns anniversary ~ thelt homo un
state Hfssl lasl reeulnA short al
Asa.@s. Nsfu made ~ NJ q. a.
o.snus nst Va " smith ~ the
Nspsisl ,huish ana ths Rev y "a,
lsns4 - ths "A ~ church 1heN fu-
sslssl uaans hesaslful presents snd q
Nufas ~ soia
hasias. their soup and daughters
pNa stanashlas~n And ileltnAf friuudr
ihsn wsfu Me d n Dunn. Az, ana
~. A fnfiof ~ wilsnins ton NJ
ana Ne Raymond phllhps Mrs olu
iNuil,aufu and dsu.htes ~ a"@iofd +
tis~ ilsler tAliavat, MlhN Mary
Wilkinson. 4 "a Mllis finnk Mlseheli
slsnn uuialuauu ~ Salisbury, Mds
tlnssp 'luesas and daughter. ~ and
hift tlAttun uoosss. NJ and Mrs
fuhN Fletcher Mf and AIRS. Harry
l'la. hes Ais liouief FLETCHER hfs.
Nnislls llslnhsr Mip. Fannie otf.
eih "a Hhefituv Mrs Charles Gray
uf ltlasttNls M aud MlH. John
uuun Mi AND Mfn Harry Matthews
fhso. Dunn ~ Laurel. Mts Homer
Anplil Mte iiluoha Dawson ~ Green
NvH MtH Harrison Jefferson oi
AsinNiun, Va itssas Taylor ~ ouon'
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-11-04
4 SPookEY" PARTY.

Elsmcrc, Nov. a.-Mcmbcrs and
friends Of the Christian Endeavor Of
flsmrrc were entertained az a sheet and
pillow case party a. the home Of MIR.
and Mrs Herbert Curtiss OF Brack-EN,
Monday evening There were 81 pres
cnt all dressed as ghosts except one, who
vas a witch. The guests assembled
AZ the Melvin home on Junction street,
rlsinerc. and led hy the witch filed out
the Lincoln Highway 10 Brack-Ex. A
VERY "slnokey' evening was spent, and
a collation. was served
Those present were: MIR and Mrs.
Herbert Curtiss, MIR and Mrs Albert
Jones. Mr. and Mrs Howard Johnston
Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur Burch, MIR. and
Mrs. la Van. Mr.. and Mrs. Compton
NJ and Mrs. Mills, Mr. and Mrs
McGnw, Mir and Mrs. Rudder, Mr.
and Mrs. Harold Melvin, Mrs, GeorEs
~waync. Miss Mary ;. Banta, Mr.
Wilde. Miss Mabel Work, and Mr.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-11-04
NEWS Of 4 DAY
FROM THE STATE
Marriage ci Mlss K. q. Robin
anN 10 N, b. Saunders OF
Texas. Al Georgetown.
FOUND DEAD IN HER BED

ssum nvs,t ,asenlns Correspondents
mpsnuA, Nut Nrs rvllN NAtNel
wsgs ~ ilattN Marvel was found dead
4 lsssl A hef hulne At the eastern end
., lilph sileei Yesterday afternoon,
mhe wah nltuui tu YEATS uf axeI she
was hptn M iumland bat had been
,s&hilnN ia ptAtuld fef many NVafp.
llsf huAhand and son, Alvin, are
sM,Ausui With thn State HIGHWAY
t4snsmsalUns ard afisf rAflahina ot
msakfanl ftalrsdaS mufNinH. let Tot
ihpls Wnth lAhlnA their dlOnef with
HfN
Ass Marvel haa pitl',e ui lNins
town 0aeh Aaf after hsf houHewvth
NaH HHH NNa Wlssisl Yesterday
IL HW tHAtlNa "
ahas ss0nsri 4 ladder and climbing
IA "a hat h~.lfuuM window found ihs
saalan alltlnH up M the isai in tbs
s,t az lsklna 90 hel ahues The,
uHa 80 titt iht
n.an eHH NsN lN her usual
Nsallh aHlN Ntl hualatd and an left
hsAiN trsititlak NNfuins hnd v y
,huunhl musi HAYS heen lsken sudden
It lN whsn aheui "a he down
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-11-04
THEY WANT WORKERS.

Laurel, Nov 4.--ln order to avoid
closing their factory here, Topkis
Brothers have advertised in the local
papers for women and girls to operate
the machines and do floor work. This
firm is engaged in the manufacture OF
underwear and operates eleven factories
in small towns in this State and in
Maryland
Unless there is generous response to
their advertisement il is just possible
that they may close their plant here, du,
TO the high cost OF operation. The fac
tory has capacity Of several hundred
dozen suits Of underwear per day ant
cmploysa force of over hundred womer
AT present there are about forty working
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-11-04
SULPHUR is BEST
TO CLEAR UP UGLY,
BROKEN OUT SKIN

any breaking out or skin irritation
on face, neck Or body is overcoms
quickest by applyins Mentho- Sulphur.
says q noted skin specialist. Because
of its germ destroying properties
nothing has ever been found 70 take
the place Of this sulphur preparation
that instantly brings ease from the
itching. burning ard irritation.
Mentho-suipnur heals eczema right
up leaving the skin clear and smooth.
It seldom faiis 70 relieve the torment
or Disagreement A little Jar oR Men-
tho-sulphur may be obtained at any
drug store It is used ike cold cream
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-11-04
NEWS OF STAFFORD.

Seafofd, Nov, News has been
received here of the wedding, Satur-
day last in New York city. OF Miss
katherine Rowe. daughter of Mrs.
Alice ilowo, ot New York. formerly OF
Neaford, 90 Daniel W. Ensie. of New
York
Nlr. and Mrs. ,, y. McAfakin enter
talncd few friends. Monday night.
FROM 20 ia o'clock, at their home on
conwvll street a. a Halloween card
pafty a delightful supper was
served, Those present were. Mr.. and
Mrs Thos. n Mercer. Wilmington:
Mr. and Mrs. Edward sutton, Phil
ndslphiai Miss Ethel Donoho and
George Perry, Seaford
Nv, and Mrs, Charles w Robinson
and children and Mrs. Lena Porter
and Mro. Hvlcn Shockley motorcd IL
baltimore. yesterday morning. 20 re-
main With friends and relatives there
foi several days,
! Mn and Mrs, =. y. Spraguc of Man
nsuuan, \, T.. Alr. and Mrs. n. a. Ben
nett of Crisucld Ma. and Mrs. J. vir-
gll Moore OF Denton, Md. were guests
~ Nv, and Mrs q E West, this week
M. and Mrs. r. T.. Collision Of Mar.
ahalliun are being entertained by Mr.
and Mrs orvillc n. Rhca.
The bridge club met "Wednesday
afternoon with Mrs, william h. Hus
ton and the sewing Club was enter
tanned. Monday evening, by Mrs. G
NJ, Huston
The ladies ~ Sorosis were enter
1 fafnsa xaasartinv affernDon hv Mrs
James A. Morgan az her home OF
Pine street.
Miss Constance Snow and Ms
Martha Marvel Of Wilmington hav'
been yiSiting az the home of the lat
tors sister, Mrs. Arthur Marvel thi
Z week
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-11-04
POOR SCHOOL CONDITIONS.

Richardson Park, Nov. 4.-~Despite
the fact that representatives Of the
Parent-Teachers Association presented
a petition to the old County School
Board urging il to provide for new
school building here and taxpayers Of
this district went on record at the school
bond election rs favoring the bond
issue for new schools, no relief is in sight
and school conditions here are becoming
acute
What action can be taken at this time
towards improving school conditions il
unknown, but with an increase Of twenty
pupils since the opening Of the present
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-11-04
>rws 81 SMYRNA

Nmtfna. Nos. Joseph jefferson
~ hsaf SMYRNA. Nas ifipi-1 in play
a. she huol ufuuudu ard wne -
4sfslt ln'ufpi huf is new ifnpfo,ing
Nf. NMer NaRee has rwturned
ffsfn 4 weeks wait in Wilmington
Af ara Nlfs william HtoeeAis rave
a nanawsvr PARTY fuf thsf daughter,
AlaFlufle tfaiff There Ntte about
twtnt, pfs.enl vhu thoroughly ens
isses ihs ssmss
fuaas lwnAsi .. ilasunaH who hnf
tnnauetai = Aaift feffn ard f tnuwn
shfeushaut iht state AZ hftiHe
v~lu~sie herd - iIoiw'eln cAfuc. has
aeehss. A. discontinue thr haslnrst
I'D has tshtsi has farm
i#sula i@Mrtilp willis plaNiHH lua'.
n~n. AS w~st SUSTAINED compound
ss~ssat@ ~ hr les
hsAaff al - - aneHNd n lhf
a. AAnua huisslnW eu etenmanf street.
As. / O. iH raFe has been VleliInf
Mvs iwilA lassh ilfm.f Hl hpalun
NAs
4lss AeAfsf Mitchell Hfaduain 81
fs,uaAslphla Dramatic A. s0hn0l, Nl
t4tf = rueihe ffnm tht rlaf cons
NlWhi N ntsus nna either ae'rrtnn'
a. ths r>stniielh tshiuff riuh tHh
stNnlns
As tetets ism~rppal EHufh b en
leesAinsa ths NuuAhs saheH. ai Vial
faww 81 tsstf "a she fwfHsf hanfa
~ws iAfsslt attended
Mts fssebiel wlnuNhief H fIHiiHi
Nts J a NfNnulas - nulf Middle
HealN
An~ klafNNuhl itusnwsi f itnhin
s4@n - - h~ft stvsins NfF NHnff'
ss~h~sil
Ai#s NAthfan wetsiw state nuN'
aeAsaHalfaflen isaasf, and Nff ihto
aas0 ~ DaFunasf WiN instruct
Mss - Ter laalss hHw 81 HHNo afeH
fafsts~ 81 THURSDAY mftrfuNNn al th'
Aants - Nlaa SUSIE Hudson
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-11-04

should raise money for the purpose Of
employing janitor for the Newport
public school, ns necessary funds are not
provided by the present budget.
1t has been decided that the school
trustees should hold a meeting TO zee if
the general public is willing TO give tow
ard another special tax. The club de-
cidcd, however, if the funds could not
be secured otherwise that the women
would take care Of this matter.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-11-04
sEND-oFF PARTY.

Elgnore, Nov. a. The Woman 3
Auxiliary of Elsncre Fire Go. gave O
farewell party, last evening, TO Mrs.
Helen Jackson one Of the members, Of
home Of Mrs. Charles Hastings, at Oak
Grove, Mrs. jackson and family left to-
day to make their future home in Read
ing, Pa. During the evening they pre-
sented Mrs. jackson with a silk UNI
brella.
Plans are being made for a chicken
supper to be given by the Women:
Auxiliary, November Is, at the home d
Mrs. George w. Wilkie at Oak Grove
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-11-04

term, making total enrolment Of 254.
and with one room shcltering AZ pupils
for one feacher, conditions are bad
1Ic clpfs nt the school has hut half
enough desks 20 work with, and one
room in the school building is 10 laid
out that the pupils face the rays
of the sun AL day long. As a result sev-
eral Of the children have developed eye
troubles
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-11-04

tention, will lecture next summer at the
University Of California.
DIR. Sypherd was invited to deliver
n course OF lectures at the Summer
School at the univerity Of California on
Literary Study of the Bible" and also
course on English in Business Practice
He has accepted the invitation and will
be in California from late June tc
early in August.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-11-04
a,r,p,se A curacn

nslmAf, Nov. a--rhe Holiness As-
saa,atiun Witch conducted a revival
here siuflne she latter part @ the sum
wef. u nn~ tfegtlnM frame church
hallalns aoxto teos Ia slfe. At the cor
nsf ~ tant and laishth str~sts
neNiAai SERVICES at thc harts'
Church. conducted ~ the pastor. Rev
N ~ smith. wlu ho held. commenc
wa sunday. November 9.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-11-04
noRsLrss NULL KILLS rARara.
Chester County Man Crashed with
Head of fnraped Animal.

West Chester. Pa, Nov.i4. William
Merritt. aged s., for many years en-
ployed on the farms ~ Mrs. Alice
snedley IN WiIlistown township. vas
killed. IN pasture yesterday Dy h de-
horned bull. which attacked him ard
crushed hifn ~ death on the ground.
Al the ribs on one side were broken,
one penetrating his heart.
That Merritt had tried to fight OF
the animal when ATTACKED WAS shown
~ the finding Of a heavy tarrel stave
aud q penknife near his body. rbe dead
man leaves q widow and one s9u.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-11-04

Smyrna; Mrs. Lila Townsend, Sclbyville;
Mrs. Davis Mrs Carlisle and Mrs. c.
Layton Grier, Milford; Mrs. Homer
Rife, Newport; Mrs. Edith Spicer; Miss
Annie Cooper, Camden, Mrs. Howard
Poole, Middletown; Mrs. Harmon Rey-
nolds, Townsend; Mrs. Robert Il.
Elliott, Seaford.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-11-04
>ow N cAi.lron>Ia.

Hnnrna. Nav. ilF and Mra =
u sefhss ~ yi.lislan. CHINA. VII,
have srms~d delaware IN the raw foi
various mission uertlnsH. efe nov ~
California They exp~ct ~ sah on
Nasensbef s fof their atNtsun
Afs NtrAe@ is sister ~ Rev }
Al a. r~hafd. pastor ~ The rrsshy'
lsrlas thurh ~ ihis town
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-11-04
EIGHTY YEARS OLD:
FEELS LIKE A BOY
Sensational Testimonial Civ
en- Plant Juice by Popular
Wilmington Man.

given iof Plant JUICE at The Miller Drug
sioTe tOf ilN Market street in a recent
interview which is causing a great deal
Ul Discussion b that II Plant juice in
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-11-04
TO LECTURE IN CALIFORNIA

Newark, Nov. 4.--Dr. w. o. Sypherd
head of the Department of English oi
the University of Delaware and author
Of "rhe English Bible recently pub.
lishcd which has attracted much at.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-11-04

Koubacker, Miss Florence Smedey,
Alexander Mclnnis, Miss Emma Swayne,
Paul Derickson, Master Fred Warner
Curtiss, Master Earl Morris, Miss
Frances Morris.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-11-04
NEWPORT SCHOOL MATTERS.

Newport, Nov. 4.---Woman's Club Of
Newport held special meeting, this
week, at which time there was discus
son as to whether or not the cluh
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-11-04
diamond Slate nnmmaee sale.

The Daughters of the Diamond state
l.. l.. o. 4. wili hold a r1mmage sale
at Sixth and Penn streets on Mons
day. Anyone having donations -
asked 10 can phone No. 33s3
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-11-04

sieo, Md; Mr., and Mrs. Jacob Gootce,
Mlsr blanche aootee Of Bethel.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-11-04

81 rs DOUBLE BED SHEETS 69c
29c PERCALES ............ IS'4c
SOC TABLE OILCLOTH ..,. l0c
81. so WOMEN'S NIGHT GOWNS 79c
$1.5O SIDEBOARD SCARFS ~ zoe
Csc CHILDREN'S BLOOMERS loc
INFANTS 81 CAPS - &I
MEMS 81 UNION SUITS ~ SI.30
4O-IN. UNBLEACHED SHEETING l24c
25c SEERSUCKERS . l2ac
KiMCNCS SA.1O
|FLOCK.'S SILK AND WOOL YARN 70c
$1.95 TO $3.50 WAISTS . JOc
So TO $4 COATING REMNANTS,
6Oc-&I.01
soc WCMEN'S BURSON HOSE 3Hc
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-11-04

ST TABLE DAMASK ......... 59c
Csc DRESS GINGHAMS ......,.. I4ac
CSC PILLOW CASES ...s... 231e
36-IN. OUTING FLANNEL . ISac
39c WCMEN'S BLOCMERS I9c
INFANTS S4.9S SWEATERS SI.9S
INFANTS ST BATHRCBES soc
29c CANTON FLANNEL t7sc
MEMS S125 WORK SHIRTS 19c
MEMS 81 FLEECED UNDERWEAR 69c
4-OZ. ALL-WOOL YARN f9c
BOYS Sl.25 UNION SUITS - S9c
S298 TO SASS SHOES . -
39c SILK. BOOT HOSE ...... zoe
3yc MEMS WORK HOSE I9c