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The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1921-09-15
Mercurio and Richardson
In City Court Thursday

Two motor law violators drew fines
in city court Thursday Francis Rich
ardson was fined $40 and costs for
driving with a muffler open. S. NJ.
Mecurio was fined 81 and costs for
speeding. The case against l. H.
johnson was dismissed. j. A. Town.
send and Mrs. Steve Morley will both
be tried for speeding Friday morning.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1921-09-15
Moorish Tnibesmen Offer
Resistance to Aduance
(By Associated Press)

MADRID, Sept. 15.-Moorish tribes
men who have been fighting against
Spanish outposts near Melilla, Moroc-
co, are offering resistance to the adj
vance Of Spanish columns, which on
Monday began an offensive southwest
of this city.
This information was made public
shortly after midnight this morning in
an official statement which added that
Moorish cannon at Gourougou bonn
barded the suburbs of Melilla yes
terday
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1921-09-15
Jacob Wore, 81 Years Old,
Dies at Home Thursday

Jacob Wore, 81 years old, died at
his home west of the city, Thursday
morning. Funeral services will be
announced later. The body was taken
to the parlors of Jordan, McManus,
Hunt and Waterman
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1921-09-15
LOWER INITIATION DUES

Initiation dues were lowered from
$40 to IS at the regular session of the
Eagles lodge held Wednesday night.
A special dispensation of $40 had been
provided for those who wished to en-
ter during the past so days.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1921-09-15
THUNDER cIIREs DEAE

LONDON-John Roberts, 10, and AL
fred Smith, IA, were deaf There was
a severe thunderstorm the other night
Now both boys can hear.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1921-09-15

Philadelphia is called THE City CT
Denied Tenders"
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-12-18
Actors Can Re
Though
Married

~ N"HH ~"
SEW YpRK Doc tT-Boy psse
thst psyrhologlcsl eipert who Wa
itling folk. stage marriages are al
viys unhappy sui deemed 60 end In
dirarre
while he's mhmit,ing tho f.frar'
Tenegsn erss, vel place these n
hlbits In evidence
EXHIBIT A.-Heisn War and
Frederick Burt They've been mar
u,f three ysars Helen acts nat
.r--s md scsrircs and rre-ds iAs
rs-t q iLr ilmo mkia= nir q ne
atc Burt rouotry otiais Ard
Ffsderci eommpirs huws,r ir' thf
a',r aud ,he house.
rfHiBiT r. ncrss Dsrrift.i' md
beg hefLand. Horsfd Hirtmrn Mr.
-i-d hf, 'sr,n- ODD tarp 10Th goo
hssy 10 quarrel
EXHIBIT g. Marjorie RsmYsau
tnd huEh Dilma1 We hav' 20 "a
isst OURSELVES 20 liie's rulings ro mai
'rf wha, profession Wc're in.' fay'
aaFsaur ITS arars sase whcn
Welded unhtppinefs sr5Nr OF. Of pro
i%rsi1unul jealousy
Ard = lot mere happy Stage mar
riaktt No wont bother 10 ticket
Julin ltarlyWe and q n. Sothern,
Nanes O'Nein aud Alfred Hirkuian,
Iloffnrs Nlod and Malcolm Niiikf1s.
pnfis kantiu hnd Lionel hafrg MOTE.
spirue johnson sud Lamsdea hArr.
Mary Nash aud jose Ruben tltts
MAekaye and Lianl AtFill Mar
Young sad John Cr,ig Sue AeNon'
omr and Otto KRUGER
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-12-18
NJ RIGHT

cANsDA's cHmT-w L Mac
slnsir King viii sarrcsd Premier
AZ shsa oi CanHla %, a result %
ao Liberal parts success a. rs
cent elections krr b. LnUrs
I.iip- of ths House ~ Commons
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-12-18
rLIE NTEXVTC INT DTCTT I'D nc The sunday Hmds Special Page
TOM Tells HENRY HIS IDEAS

rhoms. Edison and Herr, Ford inspoetps tn. pnsOmplss.a ssvsran.u,
development Al huseis shosi., Ala. They want cOnEsss TO let Ford eompeis
m. a'vsopm.n, Of the dam. .d nitrate plant. thor. isio a source. Of water
power and mineral wealth.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-03-15
STATE ROAD NEWS.

State Road. March l5-The regular
meeting Of the State Road Community
Club was held at the chapel on Thursday
evening Great interest in community
affairs wns manifested during the entire
proceedings which were ably conducted Ivy
President H. G. Dance.
One of the immediate results Of pre-
viors meeting was the favorable Conslder-
alton given the petition requesting the
pennsvlvania railroad officials 20 approve
n stop ut State Road of the south bound
train passing NJ o'clock y IN daily, 70
accommodate returning school children
and our citizens The granting of this
privilege is proving verv helpful and the
train IL well patronired The next petition
to he circulated will be request for tho
improvement of the highway leading from
State Road to the Franklin school hv q
layer of cindcra Favorable vote was
taken for the Community Club members
to become members Of the Delaware State
parent-1 -1eachera Assoclation
Superintendent Of Instruction w ".
Jump gave an address covering among
other eubiects tho individual inetruc-
tion OF pupils O. T. Mcknight, mIperln-
tendent uf the Middletown sohoola
was present and made talk A T. RIt-
tenhouse spoke briefly.
Mrs .Ionea Of Camden. y J., sang two
numbers. Mrs II II Hance aave reoita-
tion Mrs Reni Moor, reading; Miss,
Ruth Hamilton, violin solo Iamea Howell
harmonica solo. Miss Margaret Moor a
Negro dialect story, Richard Howell
Louise Garvantes, Della Warren. ksthe-
rine Dance and Thomas Brown. members
az the local echool, gave entertaining and
well rendered recitations
MIR Beale, having purchased the store
and dwelling Of Mrs Mary Garyantes, is
improving the property bv alterations
and will occupy the premises March 25.
Mira MARY Garyantee has bought the
dwelling occupied by William Tucker and
will move 70 her new home on March IS
William Tucker will remove on the
same date e. the dwelling on the Buck
place and viii still be resident Of State
Road
Mrs. Trauh has purchased The dwelling
lately owned BY former 7 r. r Agent
az State Road Harry Talbot ia i'm
proving the place and will move in about
March D
c. + Rittenhouse of Wilmington was
present at the Community Club meeting
on March 10
Operations in highway construction
work will he started on March "a
Mrs. s. h Miller has recovered from
recent severe illness and was able e. at
tend the community meeting
Andrew johnson is painting his dwelling
II c Dance with the farm tractor owned
by Andrew johnson, recently plowed on
his home place three acres of ground in
four hours 1t was the first plowing eveI
done bv MIR Dance and WAS accomplished
without hitch and without any instruc
ton in the operation Of the tractor.
Mrs jackson sister Of Mrs Andrew
Johnson. from England is making an ex
tended visit with her sister
Mr. and Mrs. Johnson, parents Of An
drew Johnson. are visiting at their son I
home
Mrs Charles " Hamiltyl. employee
of the B. and O. railroad at Philadel
phia is spending the week end at her hom,
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-03-15
DELAWARE CITY NEWS.

Delaware Citv. March IL Major and
M williams ~ Fort du Punt gave 2
,sirthdav PARTY ~ honor Of the tenth
lsirthdav anniversary Of their daughter
Vire5n,a. last evening lhe guests wefo
N,s,sq Alberta Miller, Julia Higgins, Mar
Iparei Fills. Anthony Higgins, Albert
Motfsman and Walter Ellis
ra,ta,n fpr Richards and family Of
,port du Pont have gone for q week VISIT
fwtth ms parcnts NJ Pocomoke CITY. Md.
MISS Jielon Lane. of Chesapeake tity.
,Nd q amending the week here as p guest
of 1rs Harry Hall
Mrs. Kate Schroeder left today for Phile-
,dclphia whore she viii remsin week
fulth hor brother. Henry 1uFent who ~
N
Mrs I.anr. Craig entertained ~ lun-
obe.n ~ her home on Hamilton street laF'
te,or,ms tho following guests Mrs,
thatcher Rudd and daughters. Berths ana
Nloln lanes Harlan Reed and Miss MARY
Nopre az TlktoR, Md Rnd Mr. and Mrs.
William Morns and family ot delaware
Ctv
Mrs Crenshaw ~ Philadelphia was a
rucas ~ her daughter. Mrs Thomas Arm
etu1nv over the Weekend
Mrs Samuel Kidd of Chester. Pa, was
th, guest ~ her brother, Samuel Ann
etrany over the weekend
William = Oakce, instructor IN the All
touotive school AZ Fort IN Pont, reports
that tho classes IN repairing and driving
a. progressing RAPIDLY
Nir and Mrs Malcolm Swain and
tamik of Camden. y J and Mr. and Mrs
Unrsse johnson 81 Wilmington arc guests
ot Nr and Mrs John SChurder
Rev John Riggs Of Rlverton. -
hold peryices m the 7 thurch heTe,
SUNDAY afternoon
Rev W T.. Hahhert and family of VII
mtngton arr guests of Rev and Mrs
McCov az 81 Georges
Ensien George Elmer Pyle OF the Y ) ;
Scufh Carolina, now docked N fhlle-
aelnhia. spcnt the weekend with I. NJ
k.mn and family at Red LulOn.
Georgp J-hler Of Washington, ID. 9,
!, guest OF his sister, Mrs. Eliza
Vandeerlft. and Miss Iddie Bradway on
Clinton street
81 patrlck's dance viii be held IN tho
Err engine house under the direction O'
MrS. Georgr y Bright, Thursday even
ins nept. proceeds to he used 10 purchase
new books for the library
Mrs Fred Burke Of Clayton Is spending
~vcral days here With Miss Ella DE Sulva
Mn Carey oi Port Penn, who has beer
III with pneumonia, is almost entreiS
we'll. Corhit Davidson has purchase
two building lots on Washington street
frou, has grandmother Mrs Sarah Cieaver
Tus Radiant. with barge No 81 loadec
With nitric acid, from Marcus Hook tt
RAltimore. passed through the canal
yrsterdsv Also barge II Summers loadec
with general merchandise from Philadel
rhia 20 Baltimore Tug Lorraine Shaw
tcving harree Success and Suberb, anC
barge Cecilia Mcllvaine, loaded with flsl
suap. from Philadelphia 70 Baltimore
Ths local defamation contest will b'
hid in the public schools next Tuesday
aftarncon. March %. The two best orator
viii % 70 New Castle, where the county
CONTEXT viii be bald and the best ooun
~on.s~tant will 60 to du pont high schoo
.her the State contest will be held
April Is
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-03-15

times raised poodly amounts from church
s,ippcrs held Mt her home. She was the
wife Of DR. John Best Robinson.
Lcwes friends Of Miss Elise LOnder--
man of st. Louis, Mo, have received
word of her marriage She has boep a
summer visitor to Lewos for several
years
Pilot Louis Chambers is Mt hs home IN
Pilot Town, suffering with Anthrax, con
tracted while plotting n tank steamer.
Mrs. James Rowland md Thomas
Ingram, Jr., who were operated on tor
Appendicitis nt the Becbo Hospital by
Dr. Deaver of Philadelphia arc improving.
The wedding of Miss Ethel Martin
and Edwin G.. Marshall of this town took
place Saturday evening ut q O'Clock IN
Phiadelphin, after M extended trip to
Bermuda, MIR and Mrs. Marshall will
reside IN LeweR
Members of the high school graduating
class, chaparoncd by Miss Isabel Ross,
left Saturday morning for Newark, where
they were entertained Mt Delaware College
over the weekend.
Miss Minerva Broughton, formerly Of
this town, now of Philadelphia WA n
guest Of Miss Mildred Prettymnn over
the weekend.
Mr. and Mrs Samuel N. Tam many
Of Wilmington, arc guests of Mr. Tarnmanyr
mother, Mrs l.. N Tammnny, on South
street
Miss Helen Cerons, who hds been en-
ployed in Wilmington by the du Pont
Co, for several years, has been transferred
to the New York office of the company.
Extcnsive improvements are being made
TO the Ocean Hotfae, lewea Beach, vh,cf
will bo under tho management OF Charles
Becbo Of Wilmington during the coming
aansop
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-03-15
SEIZED by ILLNESS.

Scaford, March l5.-News was re-
ceived here, yesterday, that Mrs. Sarah
Locates, wife of George W. Locates, pas
senger and freight agent Of the Balti-
more, Chesapeake and Atlantic Rail
way Co. here, was stricken with slight
stroke of paralysis, Saturday, while she
and her husband were on visit TO their
daughter, Mrs. John Il. Huston, in Cam
den, \. J.
Word was also received that Miss
Sarah Rawlins, daughter of cx-Stato
Treasurer and Mrs. Thomas n. Rawlins,
n student at Gouchcr College. Balti-
more, was i'll with scarlet fever there.
Mrs Joseph McMakin, another Sen
ford woman, was stricken, Sunday, with
appendicitis and hurried To Salisbury,
Md, hospital where an operation was
performed
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-03-15
ROY KNOCKED OVERHEARD.

Seaford. March 15-George Culver,
11-year-old son of Mr.. and Mrs. l.. w
Culver. wss accidentally knocked over
board. Sunday. while he and his father
were aboard the vessel William + Parker,
which is unloading cargo Of fertilizer
material
Mr. Culver. member of tho firm
was inspecting the cargo, when tho boy
nan into jibboon Of the weasel, knocking
hun backward into tho river fle VIVA RIA
cucd by his father and some other mel
who were on the boat at tho time.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-03-15
NEWS OF A DAY
FROM THE STATE
Work Started on a Fine new
Theatre. at Seaford. to- Cost
About $35. .OO0.I
! WORK OF NEWPORT CHURCH

4 vroyr Every Evenings Correspondents.
N.r-nor, March l5-Thc Fourth
.,,ar,erlv conference of Newport and
s,antnn NJ T.. Churches was held IN New
-, ehurch last evening. with sixty mem
snd friends Of the churches present,
p,,,er was served in the parsonage to
ahn,r so guests Immediately preceding
The 1aisiness session.
psy Robert Watt, district superln-
tcnesmt was present Rev. W Vaughn
NIonre pas,nr of Newport and stanton
Churches. who has been only mere SINCE
Ian,,ary reported that he had met with
,be Wonan's Club. which is quite an
sc,,,.r rorganization IN the town, ard had
arranged ,n speak to them for short time
~ their next business meeting. nj which
t,,n,, how'll state position Oi the church
- rannectinn with such organizations as
,he Noman's Club lie is also arranging
A. organize girl and boy scouts IN the town.
a. v,,l es various other forms OF cduca-
,lonal and rccrcational clubs
FIhson and John Scarborough were
Amounted delegates from the stanton
snd Newport churches 20 the Lay CON
ferrncr NJ Crlsfeld
The officials of the two churches asked
lfor the return Of their present pastor
Rev " Vaughn Moore. rs they were
yer, much pleased with the work nc had
accomplished
Thc question In how many ways can p
s'hr,stian sricvc the Holy Spirit was DIS
enssed nv Dr Watt David Cornbrooks
superintendent OF stanton Sunday school
,.nswcrcd the question Are We using, tht
SUNDAY school at rs best Tor the hingdoin
Ne Iela LYMAN gave vcry interest
49, ,alk on '"Thp Chietest OF All
Evan gelism
4, uas announced that tho first anC
,c.,r,b quarterly meetings of the present
yrar would hc held az Newport Wh''
she second and thrd quarterly meetings
.sould hH held NJ stanton
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-03-15
NEWS OF LEWES.

Lewes, March l5.-Captain and Mrs
Willard s Collins are receiving con
grstulations upon the arrival of a new
granddaughter, at the home of their
daughter, Mrs David Jayne Bullock
4S30 SAMSON street. Philadelphia, the
new baby is named Margaret Collins
Bullock
The engagement Of Miss Elizabeth
Ross of Seaford is OF interest to her Lewes
friends. She spent numerous summers
at Lewes Beach
Lewes friends of Miss Lizzie G. Bur
ton have received notice of her engage
ment to DR.. T. o. Cooper of Whining
ton, the marriage TO be soon.
Jacob Lucas, who spent hIs boyhood
days in Lawes died of scarlet fever at his
Philadelphia home. last we Elk after nursing
his children through that dreadful disease
MB. John Best Robinson died suddenly
from paralysis at her home here, last
week. Mrs. Robinson was member o.
ct Peters P Z Church and at various
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-03-15
ENTERTAINED LITTLE FOLKS.

Middletown. March i5 Mr.. md Mrs
G. NJ ShallcroHs entertained few small
folks on Saturday afternoon fnr the,i
little SONS, William and Fred Saturday was
was Billy's seventh birthday annivereary
Fred two years younger. had a birthday
the previous week
The little guests were Tiny Fnard
Henry Vaughan. Joseph Beaston, Roland
Heldmycr, Warren Combs. Reed Combs
Dick Records, George Records, Forest
Gabriel, Frank voshell. Joseph Stackley
Junior Truitt. Sewell Riggs Franklin
Biggs. Malcolm Cochran, Richland Grcen
Jack Green and Henry Brady
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-03-15
CHICKEN THIEVES ACTIVE.

Smyrna, March l5.--Farmers Of the
lower part of Now Castle county ore up
in arms at tho continued raids on their
chicken houses, practically every poultry
raiser having lost some Of his fowls Ms n
result Of tho operations Of the thieves,
who. from all Indications, have been using
nm automobile in their maraudinp parties.
The thieves are not content with ono
visit. but there have been several case-
where three and -four visits have been
made 10 the same farm. T. ". I,iddle, a
farmer living near Mt. Pleasant hns had
his chicken roost robbed three times
within ono month losing sev.nty-fve of
his best fowls Tho farmers have several
suspects under obeervntion.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-03-15
NEWS OF STAFFORD.

sesford, March ls.-Ch.rles Wiley
while crnnking An automobile, yesterday
broke hia wrist
Mr. and Mrr Jack bryan have ms
guests Mrs. Roy Morgan and daughter
Betty, Of Salisbury, Md
Mlss Agnes Wainwright spent tho week
end with friends in baltimore
Miss Mary Il. Tyler, chief operator nj
the Scaford telephone exchange, who has
been spending sometime nj her home h
Oriolo. Md. and the Peninsula tieacra
Hospital Salisbury, Md, for her health
returned yesterday and assumed hri
duiier
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-03-15

L. {. .RossEllott d Son, of Laurel, contrac-
tors. are erecting the theatre.
When completed this playhouse will
he one of the finest on the Peninsula,
and will cost upwards OF S35,oOO IL Will
seat 500 on the main iioor and 800 IN the
balcony. -.
Opening night seats already ore selling
at premium, ~ high as $40 being sub
scrbed for seat. MIR. Breeding said
yesterday that he expected To have his
opening i'm the early summer.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-03-15
TOSSED ny NULL.

Niddlotown March ~ Talbot vii
liams. who haa charge of John g
Green q dairy was IN the yard with the
cattle. Yesterday hen a bull came NJ him
full force. tossing him IN the mir
Tlut for the timely aid nf two colored
men. Mr. Williams might have hecr very
seriously injured NJ bones were broken,
but he was aevrrelv Irnseh
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-03-15
MARRIED AT LAUREL.

Seaford, March 15 James G Porter,
aon nf Mr. and Mrs Harry Porter of
this town. and Miss Hazel Collins. dauEh
ter of Mr. and Mrs John 'olhna Of
blades were marued in laurel Satur-
dav n,rht lv Rev Mr. Rennett
'Th, making their home with the
bride -erpnta
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-03-15
DIED AFTER OPERATION.

Georgetown March i5 Woodrow War
rpn. aged FIVE wears. aon If William War
ren. al emrloye of the railroad COMPANY
reading on East Pine street. died late
Saturday night. following an operation
for spinal menongitis, performed week
ago laat Thurpdsy
Funeral services were conducted In
First NJ I Church, thia CITY, yesterday
nfternnnn. interment at lllendale
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-03-15
FUEL SEIZURE susTALSRD.
Honds May Commander Coal In Tran
sit Vigh Court Assenfs.

Washington. March pennsy1vnnia
court decrees holding I'm effect that a
railroad having a contract with coal
rorrpnriiea for fuel may commander
eoal I'm transit for ita own use. viii atand
ns n result of the refusal today of tho
supreme court to review them.
Tho Phoenix Portland Cement Com
pany of Nazareth, Pa. appealed from an
adverse deciAIon I'm It's suit against tho
Baltimore and Ohio Railroad, growing
out of tho seizure of ~ car loads of
fuel.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-03-15

blaze most of tho roof war burned from the
building. The origin is unknown. but 1t
ir believed that it caught from the smoke
stack.
A large quantity Of grain and flour WINS
in the building ut the time, most of which
wns damaged Tho lose maY reach ", 300.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-03-15

belt slipped off pulley, catching in the
fiywheel which whirlcd IL around with
great force.
IL struck the young man IN tho hendi
nhicting injuries from which he died
before he could bc gotten 10 hia home. He
wns unmarried.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-03-15
KILLED ny wHIRLING BELT

seaford. March Is RAYMOND Rus
sell. "a years If age. son Of Mr. and Mrs
]. " Russell Of near hero, Yesterday
afternoon while working in hiH father 3
sawmiIl near TlridReville, was standi ng
near the av wheel whom The main iriye
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-03-15
USED SL0AN'S TO
WARD OFF PAINS
You Can Just Tell by It's Healthy,
Stimulating 0dor, That il Is Going
60 DO You Good.

II I only had some Sloan's Idni-
nacuC How often you've said thati
Ard then when the rheumatic twinge
suhsided-after hours OF suffering-yuu
forFof IL!
Don't do IL ayain-get a bottle to-
DAY and keep II handy for possible use
tonight A sudden attack may come
on-sciatica lumbago, sore muscles,
backnche stiff joints. neuralgia, the
pains and aches resulting from expos
ure YouTl soon find warmth and re-
lief Ia sloan's. the liniment that pene-
trates without rubbing. Clean. eco
nornicai Three sizes-35c, roc, s1.4O.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-03-15

taught most people that eve~s nnfnce pie
fits snugiy at times while at others
glass OF milk raises hobs with the stom-
ach.
One good rule 10 follow Is the pre-
ventn tive measure OF taking one or two
Stuart's Dyspepsia Tablets after meals
You thus avoid gassiness. sour stom-
ach, heartburn and such distress due
TO indigestion or dyspepsia. These tab
let's also help TO digest the food by Civ
ing the stomach the alkaline effect to
offset acidity; they relieve the distress
when the minse pie or milk should be
more than a match for your digestive
powers Get so cent box of Stuart's
Dyspepsia Tablets at any drug store
and note how nicely they seem to calm
the stomach when ii feels all upset
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-03-15
SEAFORD's NEW THEATRE.

Se~ford March l5.-The erection of
Seafcrds new moving picture theatre,
n High and Market streets, on the site
known as the Ross Block, WAS begun yes
terdsy morning II is being built for ".
Ford Breeding Of fredericksburg, Md, who
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-03-15
FIRE AT GEORGETOWN.

Georgetown, Marrh II Fire broke
ont on the third floor Of the -four mill Of
the GeorEctown Roller Mile Go, about
o'clock Yesterday afternoon. and before
the fire department could extingulah the
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-03-15
Good Judgment
After Eating
Giving the stomach the Alkaline Efect
by Stuart's Dyspepsia Tablet
Is Worth Hemem berfnk.

You cannot. as rule. asy In ad-
vance that this. that or the other food
will Cauae indigestion. Experience hsa