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Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-06-29

William Proud. catcher: Hurry Proud,
pitcher: John Proud. first haee; 4. o.
WiHe, second base. NJ. Watson. right
field intermediate Department -
r'fnulr Kern. left field. Douglas Proud,
second ba~ q. Hardy, third base;
John Leach, center field. Paul Kern,
short stop, John Wallace, right field !,
Samuel Me1snitt, fret base; Carlisle
Tobin, catcher. NJ Riley, pitcher. w.
Kicking and -. Leach substitutes.
This evening number OF residents
viii go 10 Hfandywine Springs on a
strnw ride
Miss Ruth Zimmerman a delaFate
from the Y. r u. Of the w. e. r. g..
left yesterday 10 attend the encamp-
inent at Keuka. NJ. ".
MiEs Carrie Downie. teacher Of the
eighth grade Of the public schools, is
spending her summer vacation at
Clear Lake, Iowa.
Get your Cameras and Fiims for
tine Fourth. We have a full supply.
n. Challenger q Son. Prescription
i'narfnacist. Adv.
Apartments for rent N the Louise
Apply TO John f1ies. the premises -
Adv.
Chocolates with nuts and fruit
A cents lb. Special FOR the week. ~
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-06-29

inr Co. was struck In thr haad and
hnhiy cut by n stone thrown by some
unknown person.
a truck belonging TO Mike Trnvin
Of the western section Of the city yes
terdny afternoon wHs backed Into the
MrIann property nt Washington nve-
nue and Ninth street. The front porch
of the house wns damaged.
The members OF the Civic Club VIII
meet Thursday evening Of 3 o'clock
on the second floor % the Town Hall
Miss Mary l., Wright Of the Strand
tomorrow evening VIII give /. beach
party to about 30 friends from this
cits and Wilmington.
Last evening the excursion commit
tee of The Metl Hist Episcopal Church
held a meeting and II was decided TO
take the Sunday school ON picnic
TO Hopkins bea. II on July 81.
Tomorrow afternoon the members
Of the Baraca Glass viii play the in
t.rmedlate department Of the Methu-
dist Episcopal Sunday school base
ball game at battery park. The pro-
cesds Will be for the Sunday school
picnic The following will be The line
un OF the teams. Baraca Glass
John Naylor. center field. Edward n.
Naylor. Jf., left field. Walter Kern.
third base. Frank Proud. short stop
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-06-29
CECIL COUNTY NOTES.

Special Correspondence Every Evening
Elkton, Md. June 29.-Thomas A
Carr. FOR many years engaged in the
manufacture Of textile goods. at Elk
Mills and later in Philadelphia. died
in Philadelphia hospital. Sunday
after brief illness of pneumonia. ag "a
Sc years. lie was a brother OF kev.
Henry Carr Of k,lkton. Funeral was
held from his hcmc at Elk Mills, yes
tcrday afternoon
Chesapeake city hremcn will open,
on Saturday next. their second annual
street carnival. to continue for week
Members of the Patriuic Literary
Society will be entertained. tomorrow
evening, az the home Of Mrs. Richard
Shaffer, in Eikton,
E,lkton branch Of the Red Cross ha :
again started production work in the
rooms III the Gilpin Building. Many
cases of children in need Of ciohting
have been reported to the branch.
Harry II. Boulden has broken ground
on let on North street Tor a three
story brick office and storeroom
Mrs. Herbert Yerxa Of ltedian nds
Calf, is spending the summer with
her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. II d. Ber-
ger, AZ their summer home at RAN
dalia.
Rev Kenneth E'orman. Harry kras-
tle, William MoCauley ana Hafy
Hager of Chesapeake city are camp
ing this week at Herring Island.
Judge wicks has signed a decree
granting Mrs. Ella Drake a divorce
from William Drake. on the ground
Of abandonment.
a Red Cross Sewing Circle has
been organized at Colora. with Mrs.
Philia Bissingcr. chairman. The arst
meeting will be held tomorrow at the
chairman's home.
J Augustus Hafer OF Childs won the
medal al Western Maryland College
az the successful orator in the inter.
society oratorical contest held at the
college last week.
Rev, John McElmoyie is spending
the week with his daughter. Mrs.
Charles Il. Finley. at Ocean city.
y, j.
while Rev. George Anderson and
his family were motoring on the New
ark road. last evening. their machine
was run into by passing car and dam
aged. None OF the occupants Of Or.
Aiderson's machine was injured.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-06-29
NEWS OF A DAY
FROM THE STATE
Dispute Over State Highway
Route Through Laurel and
North Laurel is a Deadlock.
SEAFORD'S 4TH' PROGRAM

From Every Evenings Correspondents.
Stafford. June 2g.--Seaford Nolun-
feer Fire Department has obtained
permission from Town Council 10 ropt'
orr High street. from Conwell TO Arch
streets. on the night of the Fourth.
In this restricted area the iircmcn
will nut on the evenings entertain
men, Of the Fourth Of July cclehfa-
tion.
The afternoon will be devoted to a
hiS parade starting at | O'Clock in
West Seaford and narchinR Though
the principal streets IT the town to
the baseball grounds. where tV'L
games OF ball viii take place between
Seaford and Laurel. During the in
iermisslon between he games. the
hish school boys aud girls Will put
on several athletic events. among
them ocing basketball ana dOdgebaii
other forms Of entertainment will also
tnk. place and IN the evening tn.
Hobbs a LougCndyke mihstreis vii!
give an open air performance on big
stage. erected at the corner uF High
and Conwcll streets The speaking
Will ais take place on this stage
Tho town will b galv adorned
from ono end To the other and hun
drcds "t decorated automobiles, floats
parade. which is expected to he tha
largest ever held IN Sussex county.
Tho fremen will prepare Tor thous.
ands of visitors. all of whom will bc
. adequately taken care of.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-06-29
CHESTERT0WN AND VICINITY.

Special Correspondence Every Evening.
Chestertown. Md. June 20 Bust
ness men Of the town. at a meeting
held Monday night. 10 discuss action
relative to electric light rates at pres
ent charged by the local company. ap-
pointed committee TO consider the
advisability Of the purchase Of the
franchise by company OF private
local citizens. who viii operate the
plant on a basis that may induce
greater patronage. The committee Is
composed of James IL Sides. Charles
\. Satterfield and p NJ Brooks
At the meeting in Christ n =.
Church Monday night in the interest
II the new Peninsula Methodist Pro-
testant Church in Wilmington. Rev.
Leonard G. Smith and Rev DR.. J NJ.
sheridan who are touring the PENN
sula for the purpose of raising funds
with which to build a new church and
parsonage there. reported that up to
thC present there has been subscribed
a fund Of S3S. 900 of the necessary
500. 900 which it is estimated the new
plant will cost. This amount has
been raised within the past eighteen
months. the members of the Whining
tor Church pledging $4,000 of the
amount subscribed
Active preparations are being made
for the celebration OF the Fourth here
next Monday, The American Legion
is arranging for celebration, and
two great games of baseball. morning
and afternoon, will be played between
the local summer team and the ~,
Docks. the leading semi -professioaa'
team OF the State.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-06-29
NEWS OF IEwES.

lewes june 2s--Jack Hiu H.
bought the home Of Miss Mary ami
Herbert Shutz and has taken posses
sion
Louis Maull and William Kitchens
~ Loves, sailed as engineer and as
siatsnt engineer on the same boat
from Norfolk, Va. for Belgium,
Rev. and Mrs Vaughan $. Collins
of Salisbury. Md. who are spending
the summer at their Reholpotb "a
tase. were iewes visitors during tn,
week
Among those from out II town
who mo;ored 10 Lewes. on S,Inda,
~e~ Mrs. Sol Reis, Mrs. Hammonl
and Mrs. Lyn Pratt. from Rehoboth.
Little Billy Orr, son Of DR.. qnG Mrs
". 7. Orr is dangerously III ~
Beebe Hospital On Thursday last II
feu from hay loft and cut HE
shoulder which required some stitch
IS He complained of main IT. III.
slde which aid not WELD II tre;t-
ment Early Sunday morning n
Deaver operated on the little bov n
hecee Hospital. for strictur,. ~ ~,
eowels. Billy is not yet out of aap.
ger '''
Mrs. Mary Perdew Of Wilmington
= 8. who had been q guest Of her
sister. Mrs. Louise Williams. Ief, ~
saturday for Norfolk. Va. acco,,.
Ianied by her niece. Mrs. Rebac,,
kearney.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-06-29
NEWS OF MILFORD.

Milford, june 2e.-Rev william, D
Mowbray, superintendent of Dover l;s.
trict Of Wilmington M y Conferencn
and former pastor Of Aven,te Churcb
of Milford, preached SUNDAY a Mil
wood NJ. =. Church on the Frederica road
about two miles from here
Word has been received by Mr.. and
Mrs Lewes Ross that their son con
ard J. Ross, formerly of Milford for the
past two years, first vice-president Of
the Order Of Railway Telegraphers, was
a. the Convention just held ia Savan.
4; +, Georgia, Of that body, elected
1ia- q secretary. Mr. Ross will make hl
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-06-29

that befell Harland W. Huston, son
of the late Captain Irving Huston Of
this town. and his bride of two days,
near White Plains. N. Y. Huston was
married saturday afternoon TO Miss
Margaret Sturgeon of New Haven,
Conn. at the home of the brides
parents. and Charles J. West. assis-
tant cashier of the First National
Bank. OF Seaford. was the groom's
best man.
After the ceremony Huston and his
bride left New Haven in his automo-
bile on wedding trip to the Catslill
Mountains. y. Y. They were climb
ing hill near White Plains when
they met other ears. and Huston en-
deavorcd to avoid collisions. II was
raining heavily. and Ilustons car
skidded and he and his bride were
thrown out. Buth sustained numer-
Gus cuts and bruises. several of the
gToom's cuts having 10 be sewed mp.
They We're compelled To abandon their
trip and return to Bridge
ton. y. j., their future home.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-06-29
NEWS OF LAUREL.

laurel June 29.-CarrneI Moore I.f,
~ Monday for the University of ~,
s"are. Newark. to attend sun,,,a-
school summer
Mrs. Charles G. Allen. and sis.o :
,'.s. ~. MISS Eva Allen. were Wilmington
''s,tors Monday and Tuesday
MIS-. Ethel L. Hastings and
uaushter. Mrs Alton II. Bacon arc
spehaing the week in Philadelphja
-''oh Wootten. Armwen Fooks Nor
man Waller and Filbert Hitch o.
spending the week at Oak Orchard =.
camping expedition.
Nr. and Mrs. Levin u. Bacon a,a
son. George, Of Norfolk, Va. are bero
a. guests of friends and relatives
Mrs. Fannie Parker White of Col,,n,-
bus. Ohio, is visiting here.
harry Bel, who has been ennlovo,y
on a tugboat in Philadelphia. is visit
ing MS parents, MIR. and Mrs Oscsr
Bell. OF Bethel.
Miss Matte Kenney left ~. nfo,,a..,
70 attend summer school al Newart.
Miss Katharine Spicer az D.,a ~ -
.S is mere, guest Of Mrs. Fred
Martin.
DeAiuIhA Nhlch houses the fire
Isle iias oeeh improved by the ad-
dition Of coat OF paint.
t1i1ehs OF the village of Portsyille.
ABOUT hNe miles from Laurel, have
donated s25 70 the Laurel Voi,nta,,
DeparsHlent, IN appreciation of
80 'a4eapie services rendered by the
company al the fire which occurred
there last Friday night.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-06-29
DELAWARE CITY NEW

Delaware City. Juno 29.-The civic
committee Of Delaware City Welfare
Association will meet with the Tow
Council Monday evening in Fire Er
gine Hail to arrange for civic i'm
proveme nts
Mrs Iyettie Burns and son Rodney
Of Pennsville. y J.. and Mrs Clara
Robinson and Elmer Alfree Of
Smyrna. have been called homo on ac-
count Of the serious Illness Of Mi S.
James Alfrec
William Mcconnell has purchased
4 new Ford automobile
Poketown Giants defeated ne Boy
Scout team on Canal Field last eve
ming. y to g.
Lyland Pennington of Chester. Pa
spent the weekend here with his
parents, Mr.. and Mrs F. A. Pcnning-
ton.
There win be no Sunday services in
the Presbyterian Church during the
month Of July, with the exception oi
Sunday school
Mrs. William Hagen is the first 10
pick ripe tomatoes from a truck
patch here this season.
MISS Elizabeth Adams Of Ihiladel-
phia is here visiting her grandparents.
Mr.. and Mrs. w NJ, Householder.
II. {. Clark has beer awarded tn
contract for construction of n bridge
AT Fort Mott, " J.
Thomas Stofer Of Brooklyn, y. y.
8 here visiting Mr.. and Mrs. John
shannon.
Delaware City team of the Sub,,r
s.ac League will play Defiance team
twin bill on Canal Field. Morday.
The following traffic passed through
the canal yesterday Tug Henry L.
Hills, towing barge Isabelle. loaded
with pine legs, from Virginia Il Phil
adelphia. end barge Robert j.. luadc,i
with empty oil tanks. from Baltimore
10 Philadelphia; tug Betty. towfn..
barge Pyrrhus. loaded with tar. from
Baltimore to Philadelphia yacht Kes
sic G. Price, from Wilmington to Girls
feld Md; schooner A. II. Shultz
Salem, \. J., 10 Baltimore; yacht Pat.
wick, Chesapeake bay to Philadelphia
I. 5. SUB chaser, from Baltimore to
y Y.
Mrs. Albert Schroeder and daughter
Beryl. and Mrs. Henry Tugent. ara
visiting friends in chesapeake city
Md.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-06-29
ROAD DISPUTE UNSETTLED.

laurel June 29 EndeavoTs towar ri
reaching a satisfactory agreement on
the proposed routs Of the state High
way through Laurel and North Laurel
have been entirely abandoned. and
unless something Unforeseen develops,
this section will he obliged 10 wait =
long time before the matter is formal
~ acted on The meeting which had
been announced has been definitely
postponed. and those who were in
tcrested enough in the route tc have
the meeting called in order to bring
about an agreement announce that
they are thoroughly discouraged and
viii allow the matter TO remain as IL
is.
II is understood that the money that
would have been used for the improve
ment through Laurel and North
Laurel. will ~ used in Georgetown
lue to the fact that nc agreement
could hc reached here
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-06-29
NEWS OF sEaFoRp.

Scaford. June - Henry Porter.
contortionist with the Hobbs 4 t.orc-
Cndyke minStrels. broke rin AT oak
Orchard, Sunday afternoon. While
doing stunts while u bathinS.
Ralph Render Of ChambershurE. n
!, spending several days with friends
iu town.
Mrs Ella q Emery and jaurht.r
Elizabeth. left this week for Rphn-
both Beach. where they viii SPEND
the summer al the Emery cottage
Mrs. Frank NJ. Marning T. at A.
lantic city. y. J
MIR and Mrs Howard Morss.,, have
as guests MI and Mrs. William chin.
man ~ Wilmington
Mr. ard Mrs F. NJ pitya1 .,d
daughter. Marie of baltimore are
here visiting her aunt. Mrs. Louisa
nOnoho
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-06-29

headquarters in ST. Louis Mo. where
he has resided for several YEAR, past
Announcement is made That on We'd
ncsday of last week, Mrs Helen j
Ryan and John w. Maisdhes, both of
shawnee. "A small town about two miles
from here, were quietely married in Viii
mington. They viii make their home az
Shawnee,
Tho management Of the Milford bnse-
ball team has completed an addition to
the grandstand ut the local gro unds.
thus doubling the seating caparity in
that sectioi. The stand will now seat
moro than five hundrod, and the bleach
ers will aeat like number The man.
agemcnt announces that on Saturday
afternoon next and alao on Monday
next, IN the morning and in the afternoon
the local team will play the Grace Church
team of Wilmington.
Tho First National Bank is having in
stelled complete electric burglar alarm
system
The local compa ny of the newly or
Raniyed Delaware National Guard is
conducting a series OF moving pictures
shows in State Armory Hall the por-
ceeds from which are TO po toward the
purchase OF athletic equipment for the
COMPANY.
Several eases of hog cholera have
broken out ia Milford Neck section
the disease in sever | sections being Of
very violent form. Precautionary meas
ures of vaccination arc being taken by
many of the farmers, under the direc-
tion OF local veterinary surgeons
The wheat harvest in this section is
about over, being about ten days ahead
OF the normal time for harvest Reports |
ar that The wheat is well matured and |
full-hcaded, although tho straw is very
light
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-06-29
DIED FROM "FLu" EFFECTS.

Seafurd, June 29.-~Nrs Sadie King
aged S3 years. wife of H. NJ. King
railway mail clerk on the Cambridge
4 Seaford branch of the Delawar,
Division. died at O'Clock yesterday
morning following an illness of three
years.
During the tlu epidemic three years
ago Mrs. King was victim of the
disease. TubCrCular trouble devel-
Opcd. which caused her death. MIR,
King and his family moved 90 Sea
ford six months ago from I4cwes.
where they lived while he was mail
clerk on the NJ, -. & V. Division
They are natives OF Western Penn
SViVanta
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-06-29
hh' ffTioN To BRIDE.

Lewes. June se.-The racortte,
s., VI = James X. Kelly and her
e,.'..'.,-.- MSS 1eceiia. IN honor of her
=. MIS-. Eugene c. kel-
N'. tsslut anair. Mrs
James Rowland and Mrs. MARY q
Maull presided at the toa .,s
nrns. and Mrs. .Joseph Nfar.;r, !,
punch bowl Mrs ran,os -
Mrs. Eugene Clifton KelI,, H.
ard McAneny and Miss Cacolia -iDN Nv,
" were the receiyin., 49,. ~ =,
young friends of Miss rooaTta
refreshments to abo,1t 90 .-,,ee- 7e' ~ ed
ss..-a. oia'ions OF hydranges and wild
,..' were beautiful. During III
nme. from 3 70 p. m. Walsh ! or ~
.nSstrs' which was. stationed in H.
hail' discoursed fine music.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-06-29
LIGHTS At 0Ak ORCHARD.

Georgetown, June 29.--In order to
furnish amuscments for the visitors
8t Oak Orchard, famous summer re-
sort on tho Indian River. this county.
an amusement company has taken a
lease for ten years on some of the
river front and will operate several
concessions.
Plans are now under way to light
that portion ~ the river front where
pavilions extend into the water
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-06-29
JUNE WEDDINGS.

Georgctowu, June 2q.-Announc,,-
ment Of the marriage nf Miss Ruth
V. Mayhcw and Joseph r, Smith. both
Of Milford, has been made, The ccrC-
mouy was performed az Milford by
Rev. Disston w Jacobs. last Wed
uesday
Miss Sara l.. Harrington. one 90 the
popular young women nf Harrington.
Kent county and Ebo r. Reynolds OF
Greenwood, this county, were married
last Thursday. at Harrington. by Rev.
j. Il klchhrtson
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-06-29
HOW A WOMAN DOES IT.

II want to get this cLeck cashed. .
said the young wife to the paying tell
er at the bank.
Yes. madam. But just indorse IT,
though"
why. my husband sent il to me
He is away on busin ass."
Yes. madame. But just indorse il.
sign on the back, please, and your
husband will know we paid it 10 you
She went TO the desk and in 2
couple Of minutes came back with the
check indorsed:
Your loving wife, Edith"
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-06-29

Challenger a aon. Prescription phar.
fuacist ADV.
Auto repairing. We specinlize on
Torde, Wiltprt Meredith. w. Adv.
Paris Green, 90 cents 10. U~ileboro.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-06-29

SluR Shot. rlafF rias Insect fowa~~
ny Paper, both poison ana .ilrky.
Challenger A Fon. Prescription f7.as.
fnrri~t ADV.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-06-29
AssibhA1 ON BRIDAL TOUR.

Seaford, June 29.-NeNvs reached
1s'e. yesterday Of severe accident
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-06-29
$3.50 Tub Frockx. $40

Perfectly charming in or
candle, voile, dotted Swiss,
gingham and linen with
crisp, cool organdie trim
mings. Many prettily
sashed. Copenhagen. red.
canary, white, green and
various blues.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-06-29
Month Cleorauoyf
Wousen's & Misses $40
Tub Frocks, 81. 80

Organdies, checked and
plaid ginghams and dotted
voiles. Delightful styles;
all pretty summer shades.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-12-30
AND BARK.SDALE DENY
CHARGES MADE AGAINST OPZE;
COMRADES HERE STAND BYFOX
BRISTOL ENTERTAINS
Z STATE EXECUTIVES
Governors Davis, of Virginia, and Ta lor Of Tennessee
Exchange Compliments, While Govcrnor-Elcc
1rinkc PAYS Tribute to Women

Tennessee; Hal Mould. governor ot
The Tennessee Kentucky district Of
kiwanis cubs Mayor W. H. Rouse.
~ Ertsto!. VA. hiwunss lieutenant
governor. Garnctt Hedge. OF Athens.
Tenn. kiwanis li"ut"nant- governor
JudG" 1"scph l.. N.liy. president of
thc'Sunrcmc Court "f Appeals of Vir-
sma. and president "r the Eristul
kiwaniS CUB, and Judg" &. ~ Mood
rum, of Hoanoke. member -: Xxi
wants club.
rhr chief address or the evening
was made by .Iui-;o Wo"drum. Mayor
Eonse made the address or welcome.
in Which he fclicitatcd tho visitors
and III" w"m"u. uiovcrnor Taylor
gave toast To. virginia. aud Cow
crnur Davis toasted Tennessee. Cow
oruor- Elect Trinklc paid an eloquent
ttihutc t" tho women ana to the
ideals of kiwauiS.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-12-30
SEARS-ROEBUCK SELL.
PART OF REAL ESTATE
julius H"srnwnId. Head of Company,
Pays Firm SIG,OOO.0UO for
Property.
lRy Associated Press. !

CHICAGO. Dee. 2?.-Scars. Rocbucl<
4 Co. tonight reported the sale to
julius RoScnwaid. president Of ths
company. of certain Of its chjca-,
real estate for $4,000. 600 and tic
gift al 5000" shares of stock from
Mr.. i"scnwaid, thus permitting TN.
company to 80 through this n,rioI
o' rcadjuStment with it's capital nm.
impaired and with Il small surplus"
Mr. R"scnwald already has made
the hrst payment of - per cent IN
the real estate IN cash aud Liberty
bonds.
Mr. E"scnwald's Eift Of 5n.0oe
spares of stock. having Il par value
of s",o'n.ooo. was on condition tha,
these shares he not sold for less than
par, and that he he given the option.
for Il period Of three years. tu pur-
chas" them from the company AT par
for cash.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-12-30
POISON DRINK VICTIMS
NUMBER III IN n. Y.
Nine Dead ana Five Iiindc,I or Scri-
ousIy III From wood
Alcohol.
iBy Associated Press. |

NEW YORK, Dec. pa gray
haired woman and a I4-ycar-oid boy
tonight were added 10 the list OF
New York victims "f poisonous holi-
day liquor which now totals nine dead
and I'VE blinded or seriously i'll.
The woman was found lying on
the sidewalk on East Thirty-iifih
street. near Fifth Avenue. and died
en- route tn Il hospital In her hanh
bag was a slip Of paper bearing the
name. Miss iiargcnt"; she was about
80 years old and well dressed. Med
ical examiners said she had drunk
wood alcohol.
The boy. John Do"lcy, was taken
from his home after losing con
sciousncSs.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-12-30
DAt GiitRIh no rtRiISu
COMPtHtTINt: PRICE LISTS
| Ev Cnltcd News.

WASHINGTON. Dec. 2..-At,orncy-
General Damghcrty shortly will pub.
liSh comparison Of current retail
prices aud the production costs Of
commodities as a part of his efforts
1" stop cNtoriion
The price list is n"w being com
piled under Daurh"rly's direction. II
VIII show what the consumer pays
for given article. and what this
articl" cost |" produce. :rcad prices.
for Instance. would be compared with
wheat ana Hour
pa"ghcrty "Nrccts the publication
"f tn" comparison 4" curb pront.cr-
ing, Dealers, he believes. will vulun-
taril% cut ptic"s when their customers
ar" presented with evidence If cNtor-
ton.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-12-30
GOVERNOR SMALL TO
FACE TRIAL JANUARY 9
Is Charged with EmbrrIiIn.: S5na. .0gO
of Illinois state
Funds,
lEy United Ncws.I

WAC X EGAN, HI. Dec .a-I;ov-
"rn"r Len Small viii go on trial here
January on "a charge of cmbczzliu.
S!hohpO of state funds.
This Was determined Thursday
when Judge &. &. Edwards upheld
those parts "f tS,lictmcnts against
th" Governor .nv"tv wing this charge
Tn" court dismissed other counts in
fh" indictments charging the Cover
r"r with conspiracy with Verne t.
Curtis. Grant Park, Ill. banker, and
nf operating II confidence game.
The observation-disclosures had asked
that tho indictments IL qIaskcd ca &.
'tirciy.