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Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-10-29

In the basement OF st. Johns M ID.
Church.
Miss Thelma b. Allen left yester-
day for visit with friends at Cam
bridge. Md.
Col. and Mrs. Il. c. Ross are spend
ing several days in Philadelphia.
Mrs. Charles Sauerhoff and Mrs.
Ned X. Bounds of Baltimore are here
visiting their parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
j. II. Sauerhoff.
Dorsey Donohue is spending some-
time with friends In Baltimore, WASH
ington and Newark.
Mrs. John W. Nevins is In Phila-
delphia for two weeks stay.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-10-29
MICRO civic LEAGUE.

Dover. oct. 2e.--Tho second annual
mcotluE of tho Delaware Negro Civic
League opened last evening In What
coat a. 4, Church. DR. w. c. Jason
presiding, Several prominent speak
srs had been expected, but because OF
other engagements were unable 20 at
tend. Governor Denncy and Mayor
Magoo are scheduled 20 address the
convention.
nr. Jason, president OF the league,
gave a report of the years work,
Reports from the finance and execu-
tive committees were made during the
daN Addresses were made nv DR.
Joseph IA. oslcll and DR.. r.. w. Cooper.
The officers of the League are: DIR.
", g. Jason. president; Professor c.
NJ. smith. secretary; Mrs. Blanche W.
aluhhs, chairman. OF executive COM
miiirc.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-10-29
uonN ~ Low rnlcr

NiialHiUNH ugl aa warmers ul
Nn Ht''HH afn Ntii under way with
iheif fHfN hNsAlHH ln mpi many of
iheW Hfe HhiHnNh ana sfp now busy
tla1hlHH lhfil nHief ana within a
flN Ntths Al farm work wtil b.
NNlshfi
FhN n4h fIup ih.a year ls one ul
tht hlai FNNl hnuNn htrp ln many
ttHfH Several FARMERS have reported
tielAs uf Nufh above ia bushels uel
acre a. iHhen fiNm tho fields, Tha
iiile M tHlH BE- soureu Df great
NNtfiHaHi in ihe farmers. hplun lower
ihaN ai anf llne ln ihu past twenty
Nfafe fN0 Msl UHtf lhiBinahlC hcro
iH l0h p0n 81 AhUui aa GENTS. and
dealers HfN nHl OBJ HnN way anxious
Nf a ID that rfNt.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-10-29
nitMAn MOTHS

nf.HHH osf NH Alfa Fmna A.
iHhNh entertained her sunday school
t'atf Thursday afternoon.
Mff NfNHfd = Locates has boon
aNlH'HiNa une ef tlt unirnff of the
fit'AN Neft Slate nAefHllte Board ~
Treasury faf iAa l4eaNuo ~ Women
ANiNff
fHN iHwHi iVaHhof Aasaalat.on nf
a. }s'wef Hebno| held q Halloween
rNflf "a ihH n = llail 1Mursday
niNff
hf ifa litafn entertained hcf Sun.
Het hNNl piaaH Monday night
AHiftiA - Altar Chapter ~ lhe A..
" 'hNfsH hHNN hstn uhnsvn fof The
s~'s - Follows President. Mia. ual
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-10-29
WELCOME ARRIVAL.

Newark. Oct. 2s-Mr. and Mr..
Donald p. Horsey are receiving con-
gratulatons on the birth of a baby
girl The baby was born last night
az the home of Mrs. Horsey's parents
Mr.. and Mrs. John Pining.
Mr.. Horsey is a graduate of the
University of Delaware and plaved
on both the baseball and basketball
teams while in college. Mrs. Horsev
Tor several years was secretary 10
Dean l.. Laurence Smith OF the uni-
versity.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-10-29
DOWN STATE nus LINE.

Georgetown, Oct. ga bus line be-
tween Georgetown and Dover will
soon be In operation IL the plans OF
capitalists now interested In the pro-
1ect materialize. The Transit co,
chartered under the laws of Delaware
with offices at 225 South State street
Dover, VIII operate tho line, and stock
In the company is now being sold
throughout the State.
IL the service meets with success. IL
may result In the extension OF the SER
vice as FAR as Selbyville. twenty miles
south OF here.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-10-29
PROPERTY CHANGES.

Middletown. Oct. 2s.--James r.
Shallcross has sold the residence az
Charles Schuman, on Lake street IN
John B. Thornton and the property OF
Robert Gabriel on Lockwood street n
Mr.. Schuman.
Norman p. Crouch of Wilmington
mas purchased of Joseph c. Jolls the
mouse on Cass street now occupied by
). Everett Walls and will occupy Il
after next March. Mr.. Walls win soon
move TO the new home which he is
building on South Broad street.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-10-29
CARRIAGE SMASHED BY AUTO.

Seaford, Oct. 29.--The team Of
Frances Morgan. a young farmer liv-
ing between Seaford and Georgetown,
was run into a few nights ago by an
automobile. The carriage was torn
UP. but Morgan, his wife and baby es-
capped injury. The horse ran away
and was not found until the next
afternoon.
The automobile owner will compro-
mise with Mr.. Morgan and pay the
damage. Young Morgan is son of
Henry Morgan Of West seaford.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-10-29
RURAL TRANSFERS.

The County Board Of Assessment re-
ports the following transfers Of rural
real estate:
Land adjoining the kennett pike in
Christiana hundred, by Charles f..
Curley and Edmund S. Hellings, trus-
tees OF the estate OF John Rec, deceased,
to irenee du Pont for S3,350.
Land in Christiana hundred, by
Margaret II. McGragh TO Waclaw Fol
gowski, for SIPS.
Land in Pencader hundred, by William
9. Brooks TO Claude G. Brooks, for
800.
Land in Claymont Center by the
Pennsylvania and Delaware Develop
ment Corporation TO Humphrey ].
Draper, for the nominal sum Of s5.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-10-29
REHOB0TH BEACH.

Rehoboth Beach. Oct. 2e.-The High
School girls are playing basketball
starting this week.
masquerade dance was held n,
the Auditorium in Lewes, Thursday
evening.
Mr.. and Mrs Charles s. Horn enter
tanned three tables at bridge at Radio
Lodge. Tuesday evening for Rev. and
Mrs. Clifford Powers of England. and
Mr.. and Mrs. William A. Horn OF
New York City.
Services are held each Sunday
morning at All Saints p. u. Church
by Rev. Clifford Powers.
Mrs. t. W. Miller returned to VIII
mington on Tuesday after spending
the week with Mrs. b. +. Shaw.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Salin have re-
turned from Ridley Park to spend the
winter at their cottage in The Pines.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. Beste of Whining
ton spent few days here this week.
Or. and Mrs. A. Starr and Robbie
OF Cape May spent a few days here
with her mother Mrs Katie Roloh.
Mrs. Rolph returning with the STAIRS
for the winter.
Misses Truitt entertained four
tables at bridge. monday night. COR
Mr. and Mrs. William A. Horn of New
York City.
Herman Riley, Misses Ella Bertha
and Frances Riley of Wilmington
motored here last Saturday. Miss
Bertha and Frances returned on Sun
day. the others staying for a week.
masked party was held at the
High School on Thursday night for
the benefit of the school.
Mrs. Edmund Mitchell and Mrs. VIII
liam Hammond of Wilmington are
having a house party for ten days.
which arrived yesterday.
Mrs. B. +. Shaw was taken sudden
ly i'll. Wednesday evening and taken
TO Beebe Hospital. Lewes. Later re-
ports said she is improved.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-10-29
,int 0rltNiN strrnrssrp.

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HiNNI Ua uNlUtA HhnlalHY mornlng on
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M lNa ials
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-10-29
TO DINE MERCHANTS.

Dover. Oct 20. AT tho weekly meet
ms of povcr's Chamber OF Commerce
last niKht. it was announced that the
Wholesale department OF the Whining
tom Chamber OF Commerce would en-
terrain the local Chamber of Com
meNe at a dinner In Dover on No
Nembcr n
In addition TO the members of the
lcval hoard. a Is the purpose TO in
Nito prominent merchants from the
towns adjacent to Dover.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-10-29
NEWS OF sEAFoRD.

Seaford, Oct. 29.--John M. Basket.
who has been employed here by o. ID.
Rhea for the past six months, left
yesterday for his home in Telford,
Tenn.
Stanley Simon, young son of Mr..
and Mrs. Ernest Simon, entertained
his friends at birthday party, Thurs
day night. at his home on Market
street. Irving Carpenter, son Of Rev.
and Mrs. +. L. Carpenter also enter
tanned at party, Thursday night.
having as his guests his Sunday
school class. The affair took place
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-10-29
NEWS or LEwEs.

Loves, Oct. 29--Hbnlopen Sand co
have leased plot OF ground on the
Cape iieniopen. and viii lay track
ior mo purpose OF hauling sand TO
snip Z on cars for delivery on the
market They are now hauling ties
ana oiner lumber 70 the cape in
largo quantities.
Joseph - Thompson and wife, who
were visiting their daughter in VIII
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-10-29
SPECIAL SERMON.

Newark, Oct. 29.-"The Upper
Rooms OF Life" viii be the subject of
sermon by the Rev. Edgar Jones AZ
81 Thomas T. Z. Church tomorrow
morning. In the evening Mr.. Jones
VIII preach on ''The Brotherhood ~
the Burning Heart"
Members Of the Junior Order Ameri-
can Mechanics of Newark will attend
this service in a body.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-10-29
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Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-10-29
ON TRAIL OF THIEyl'S.

Dover, Oct go state Detective ID.
-. Wharton was busy yesterday. in
,rsiifaiing the THEFT OF several bushels
d wheat from the farm of Judge
liaHiinsa, west Of Dover. also "A
Nmllar robbery ON farm adjoining.
Wagon tracks were followed into
Dover near scott Town northwest of
the town and there the tran was lost.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-10-29
srNr 10 SALISBURY.

tieafsflnNu. ilet at f W. i.ank
Nhf fof ihe mHI three years has been
if fhHrEf uf fNe Georgetown branch
r iht hasiefn Shore Gas and lsipotrie
tea end hia assistant. lf 4 German.
Rave been transferred io fho home
tfa Isl salisbury sd
fiHhtfi Swain ~ Laurel. WA ba
N'aNea H thauEe az tho oflco here. "a
i8 alia
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-10-29
Keystone Gives Entertainment.

The Keystone Field Club gave its
weekly entertainment last evening and
was a decided success, many members
Of the club being present. During the
evening the guests had the pleasure
Of witnessing two workouts. The
bo-s In training We're Johnny Manto.
Danny Allen, Paddy Murphy and Jim
my Beecher. A complete musical pros
gram was given.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-10-29
SrARCu ron MISSING MAN.

Dover. oct 2a- Chief OF Police T..
4 Lame. yesterday received a letter
f"om Mrs Maud Stewart Dorathy OF
iaslh Fourth avenue, Clinton, Iowa,
asking for information concerning a
coualnl Frank r. stewart. who. she
said. has hcon missing for 20 years.
The request is made In behalf OF an
aHrd mother.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-10-29
Railroad Clerks Dine and Dance.

A banquet and dance was held ~ iho
Pennsylvania Railroad shop Clerks
Club, at the Wilmington dining room
Thursday night, as the FIRST 81 a SERIES o
activities. A sketch, "The Wreck % the
State Coach, was presented under the
direction Of r. r. Thomas. ". 4. kauA-
man won several prizes for dancia..
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-10-29
Harvest Ho me Fete al Marshallton.

The public is invited 10 attend tho
first Harvest Home and exhibit Of the
Industrial School for Colorcd Girls at
Marshal ton,t afternoon from to 5
clock.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-09-30
FOUR AUTO RACE EVENTS
ADDED TO FAIR PROGRAM
Change Permits Entry of Rich
Inond and World Speed
Kings.

In order TO permit entry OF local
auto speed kings In the big race meet
to be held at the state Fair tomorrow,
the association has added four race
events to the opening day program,
two Of which will he exclusively for
Richmond cars ard drivers. one for
Ford cars only and another in which
thc speed cars Of Virginia viii com
pete against the worlds greatest dirt
track drivers in match race with
II liberal purse hung up for the victor
IL was alec announced that local
entrants who can qualify in the
time trials, Will be permitted to try
their skill In the other events Of
the program. in which Fred IIorey,
worlds dirt track champion, and n
dozen other famous professional
spccdsters are entered.
The International Motor Contest
Association, under whose sanction I, Q
meet VIII be held, will have repre-
sentative present to license local
drivers on the track. No entry
blanks will be required. AL that Is
required is for local drivers to ap-
pear on the track not later than
o'clock tomorrow afternoon.
The Ford race will be five miles.
Inc winner VIII receive 500 and sec
ond place So. II is expected that
there VIII be a big field in this event.
Time trials, for local cars, will give
every driver present an opportunity
10 win, $40 for the fastest lap of one
mile. lt the track record is broken
an additional 500 is offered
In the tcn-mile frec-for-all handi-
cap. all local cars, except Fords, are
eligible. The handicaps will be ar
ranged by j. y. Kline, head of the
local Kline Kar Company. There
must he at least four starters. il is
stipulated. First prize is $3.50. sec
ond s1J and third $25.
The special match race between the
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-09-30

two fastest local cars and two of the
professionals will be two miles. The
prize money in this event totals 5000
the winner also bSinr awarded the
virginia State Fair eur.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-09-30
Keen COUNTY comp.tt,ion.

Eighteen counties will have cX-
hibits at the State Fair. which opens
here tomorrow. Competition Is keen
between the various counties of the
State. and the exhibits. which hare
heretofore hecn vc-y elaborate will
be even more attractive this year
than heretofore. Two big exhibition
buildings have been sc, aside for this
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-09-30
New stnEc Faces Grnnd.,nnd.

= new stage has been erected in
front OF the grands,and at the state
Fair, which will afford n much better
view OF the performances than in pas,
years. Several new buildings have
also gone up, and some of the ex-
hihit buildings have been improved
and enlarged
Daily picayune., 1921-07-12
CONTINUED FROM PAGE ONE
CIRCUIT COURT OPENS
 THIS MORNING

fraud, forgery and counterfeiting, lar ceny malicious mischief and misdemea- nor, perjury, bribery witness or jurors, drunkenness, gaming. desertion. big amy. cruelty to animals. making and selling liquor, and Sabboth breaking.
 Judge McCollum in his charge thought out very clearly that public sentiment was great power in the enforcement of the law His last words to the Jury were Do your duty"
 The roll of the Petit Jurors was call ed and al answered save two, one of these having been excused. Two others were excused and alternates were used
 Then Judge McCollum made his charge to them after they were duly sworn in by the clerk. Court adjourn ed for the noon hour.
Daily picayune., 1921-07-12

Misses Lucy Mae Moore. Clementine Kendrick, Foye Pope and Kate New ton of Camden returned home this morning after a short vlst with Miss Moore's father, J. K E Moore and family
 MT. and Mrs. A. S. Crossland and children of Helena, Ark passed through the city this morning en route to Bin gen, Ark, for visit with Mrs Cross lands mother
 Judge Jas. H. McCollum of Hope who was agreed upon by the local bar as special Judge for this week in the absence of Judge Haynie arrived in the city this morning.
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 Marriage or Lawless Love was the N curt ultimatum issued by the plotting ovreseer to the woman the adorins natives had crowned as their queen What her refusal caused is shown in ! that gripping photodrama, Passion Fruit" Metro special starring DoraF dina being shown at the Gem Thea tre Today.
Daily picayune., 1921-07-12
AFTERNOON SESSION

Court convened in afternoon session at 30. The following cases were disposed of by agreement or dismissal Charlot Akers vs Nose Frazier. Alice Jackson vs Royal Grand Chapter East ern Star State of Arkansas, State of Arkansas vs A. NJ. Denman ct al, Mem phis Dallas and Gulf Ky. vs. Ozan Gray sonia Lbr Go, Nancy Ann Baker vs. Geo Brown ct al.
 Cases continued was, NJ. Franks son and Go. vs. Suckle Dry Goods Go. Arkansas Nat. Gas Go. vs. F Fl. Hood. Judgment by consent for s226,96.
 The case of Fisher vs ]. B Hamilton was called at ? :00 o'clock. As we go to press this case is still in progress. This is a case of where Fisher has sued ]. B. Hamilton of Emmet alleging that he had alienated the affections Of his wife. This case was tried at the last term fcourt and resulted in mistrial
Daily picayune., 1921-07-12

Jack Fisher of Emmet is in the city today. N. D. Butler of Rosston is a visitor here today. John Dixon of Rosston is in the city today.
 Lamar Chamblis of Emmet is in the city today
 R. c. Blake made a business trip tu Gurdon today. | R. L. May went to Gurdon this morn ing on business. Ed. Beatty of Emmet was a business visitor here today. J. D. White is among the Rosston visitors here today. . J. E. Butler of Rosston is business visitor here today. Dr. Dave Nichols of Falcon is a visitor in our city today. J. R. McFa rland of Emmet is in the city today transacting business
  U. Thompson of Hope Route1, was business visitor here yesterday
  Judge Thomas and wife and daugh- for of Emmet are visitors here today.
  E. Il. Almond of Texarkdna >rent a few hours here today transacring busi- ness
Daily picayune., 1921-07-12

Mrs. C. A. Moore of Pittsburg, Pa, is the guest of her uncle, pr. W. E. Arnold.
 D. F. Hendrix of Philadelphia was in the city this morning en route to Britt's Switch.
 Miss Dorothy Newth is home from visit with her sister, Mrs Gordon Carlisle in Little Rock
 MT. and Mrs. c. c. Calhoun will be hostess to the '21 Rock Club, at their home on West Front Street. Miss Ollie McGough of Lanebure returned this morning from visit with friends in DeQueen.
 Arthur Black of Manning, Ark, pas sed through the city this morning en route for Highland.
 
 Jewell Bratton and Minor Gordon, National Guardsmen of Co.,, c. leave this afternoon for Camp Pike
 
 Reports from Mrs. H. E. who is in the hospital in Rochester Minn, are to the ecect that she is improving George asd Hobart Rhodes of Der mott are visiting friends here. They made the trip here by automobile
  FOR SALE-A small saw rig one Witte P horse power engine, other fixtures including syrup and grist mill Near Boliver switch. A bargain. T. J. Ian. ders. Route G. tw
Daily picayune., 1921-07-12

-O Ever on ever on in the right way, Get drink. get a dring all through
 the day,
 At Sid Coles place, you'll certainly
 agree
 Only the best of drinks he'll serve to
 thee. 7-S 6d Misses Clara and Annie Hamilton of Little Rock are visiting their par ents. MT. and Mrs. F J Hamilton MT. and Mrs. Gus Fieffer returned to their home in Little Rock after a visit with friends and relatives here. D. W. Finder went to Gurdon this morning to look after the shipments of cantaloupes from that place for l.. H. Thomas.
 Mrs. J. A. Henderson and taugfter, F. k. Smith Of Arkadeiphi, passed through the city en route t. Britts Sai..:l .,n business Miss Beulah returned to thei h,1p in Fl Dorado this morning. Mt' Iltn'.cr son has beep taking treatment at the Iars Sanitarium.
 
 Mother Livingston who is at the home of her daughter Mrs. J. A. Sage is very low and not expected to live many days.
 Mrs. W. R. Barham and Mrs. F. De- Laughter leave to morrow for Camden where they will attend the Picnic given for the Confederate and Union soldiers and their wives, also to visit old friends ard acquaintances.
Daily picayune., 1921-07-12

Edgar and Lige Murry of Albany township are Prescott visitors today.
, 1921-10-20

Lionism. and especial
ly so when it is spon-
sored by a LiOnpSs.
To see the tired
business man come in
and sit down to the
luncheon. grab a fork
, 1921-10-20

The members of RawIins Review
h are the local representatives Of
the Oman'S Benefit Association an
nounce the news hat their und
and leader, Miss Bina VI. West. has
been prominently and persistcutlv
presented to President Harding a
the n wnman in the United States
fltted by special training and expert
cnce Tor a seat on the Advisory
Confcrenc" Committee for Limited
Armament.
Miss West was approached on
this subject by her friends in the
National Fraternal Congress of
America which convened at the Hotel
Sherman. Chicago, Illinois. the first
week in September. The delegates
to this Congress represents over min
million fr~aternalists and they stand
back of tn" appointment.
Miss West. being supreme .
mandcr of the Womau's Bennf;:
Association OF Maccabees and is per
haps the best known woman il tine
United States. Her thirty years of
leadership in a society numbering 4
quarter Of Il million women haS
drawn on her superlative talents and
developed her mentally to Il degree
unusual in women She has never
been associated with any faction. nor
is she a theorist. two attributes that
will count with President Harding
in making the appointment.
The local members are very proud
of the recognition thai has been
given Miss Vests abilities in the
enthusiastic mention of her name all
over the country. and during the past
few days Commander Olga NJ. John
son and her entire corps of officers
and members have been busy getting
in touch with Senators Warren and
kendrick and Congressman MOnGell
requesting their endorsement.
, 1921-10-20

fntendents and professors from the
university were in attendance. The
sessions were laid In the new county
high school building which has Just
been completed for Hot Springs
county. There were a number of
eminent educators on the program
including Mr.. Hugh Magill, field sec
rotary for the National Education
Association; DR.. Frederick E. Bolton
of the University of Washington; DR..
c. e. Chadsey, formerly superin-
tendent Of Schools at Denver, De-
troit and Chicago. and now Dean of
College of Education. University of
Illinois: Mrs. Morton, our state sup
erintendent: and Mr.. Tidball, state
commissioner of education. Cover
, 1921-10-20

Just because you have had many
colds and always recovered from
them. you should not presume that
colds are not dangerous. It is not
the cold itself but the serious diseases
that 1t leads to that are to be guard
ed against. Pneumonia often fol
lows Il bad cold because the cold
prepares the system for the reception
and development of the pneumonia
germ which otherwise would not
have found Judgment. 1t is the
same with many other germ diseases.
You are most likely to contract
them when you have a cold. Children
who have colds should be kept out
of school until they recover. Get rid
of every cold as quickly as possible.
In other words take Chambcrlain'S
Cough remedy. 1t can be depended
upon.