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New Britain herald., 1921-09-30
WEEKS SESSION OF
Mission WORKERS
Convention Opens Up at Lake
MOhOnk Today

Lake Mohonk. N. Y. Sept. 30.-The
International Missionary Committee.
representing mission boards and
groups throughout the world, began
weeks session heer today.
Sixty-fie delegates from 5 countries
were in attendance. The committed
represents agencies maintaining about
$4,000 missionaries and expanding
about 100000 annually for mission
work.
One of the questions to be con-
sidered by the gathering. over which
the committees chairman. DR.. John
r. Mott, of New York will preside
will be the possibility of international
missionary cooperation.
The offices of the committee, which
was organized during the last year
are in London.
Among the delegates named to at
tend the meeting were Bishop King
secretary of the Society for the
Propagation of the Gospel of the
Church of England: Sir Robert Will
liams, president of the Church Mis-.
sionary Society of Great Britain: DR.
j. H. Ritson, secretary of the British
and Foreign Bible Society, London;
Count Moltke. Denmark; Baron Won
Boetzelaer, Holland: Professor J
du Plessis of Stellenbasch, Union of
South Africa, DR.. Karl Fries of Stock
holm, Sweden; n. w. Rowell, Toronto,
president of the Privy Council of
Canada Bishop Uzaki of the Japan
Methodist church; DR.. S. K. Data
National Secretary of the Young Mems
Christian Association in India.
New Britain herald., 1921-09-30
DEPORT. LEDOUX's LAMBS"
Bottom Police Find 1872 Inmates of
Church" Arc Panhandlers.

Boston. Sept. 3O.-Urbain Ledoux's
"shorn lambs of labor departed from
this city in generous numbers tonight.
As result of police investiga ton 1872
residents of Mr.. Ledoux's Church of
the Unemployed" at 81 Howard street.
are alleged to be professional pan
handlers. Every one of these was or
dered out of the city with inst ructions
mot to return
The police questioned the more than
200 men who are staying at Ledoux' S
headquarters. All the 162 were found
to have come to Boston from other
cities and towns in this country and
Canada
New Britain herald., 1921-09-30
CHILEANS ARE PLEASED.
Address by American Ambassador
Makes Favorable Impression.

Santiago, Chile, Sept. 30.-A splen-
did impression was created by the adj
dress of William M. Collier, the new
American ambassador to Chile, when
ne was received by President Alessan-
dli yesterday afternoon. Mr.. Collier
pointed out that American capital and
the capacity for technical organiza-
ton of American business men would
be most useful in the development of
Cilean enterprises. He urged that
there be arrangements made for an
Interchange of students, and expressed
belief that both Chile and the United
States could work together toward
Chilean enterprises. He urged that
welfare of the human race.
President Alessandris reply was
most happily phrased. the president
paying a tribute to the good faith of
the United Staes and declaring the
Monroe Doctrine had protected South
American republics while they were
taking their first steps toward self
government.
New Britain herald., 1921-09-30
What Hess Dean Calmly Told Madgc
Was Her Plan.

Was Her Plan.
"Bess Dean!'' I spranE to my feet.
letting the papers and letters fall un-
needed to the ground. Wherever did
you drop from
II was the most banal of greetings.
hut II was the only one I could think
OF in the confusion or seeing her. and
the certainty that without telling a
deliberate lie. I coulo nor say ] was
glad ~ see her.
My attitude toward Bess Dean al
ways has been ono OF distinctly rhiNed
emotions. I admire her rather super
fcial briliianCy, enjoy sometimes the
clever, flashing chatter which is her
general manner of speech. and behind
which think she masks whatever real
thoughts she may have, for never
have seen her serious. while I disap-
prove the hardness. the Cynicism. the
petty unscrupulousness which 1 believe
her to possess. ! think she has enough
conscience and cool blood TO keep her
from being fendishly evil as Grace
Draper ia. or cautiously wicked as h
Rita Brown.
49,. You Seem Surprised" 800.
The best thing ab..ut Bess Dean al
ways has been her friendship for Alice
Holeombe, now Alice StockbTidge, And
tho news which Alice had written that
Miss Dean had not been asked to come
back to the Bayyiew school. because
OF her championship OF Alice and Ken
meth Stockbridge. softcned my heart
toward her. although 1 instinctively
felt that unpleasantness for me was
apt to follow her presence In my vicin-
ity.
hal not forgotten the distinct pen
chant she had shown for Dicky upon
several occasions, notably my last
meeting with her. when by piggy go
to Cork" tactics / had thwarted her
expressed wish to pose for one of
Dicky'a magazine illustrations. That
she had comprehended and resented
my manoauvre and it's success with
Dicky I knew from n little singing
reminder that she would not forget
my efforts" to help her. But in her
laughing face now there was nothing
but friendly good humor. save for the
touch OF malice which always appears
to Turk I'm her eyes.
you seem surprised, ma cherie,"
she said with a Gallo little shrug. AL
though happen to- know from Alice
Stockbridge that there is no French
blood in Bess Deans ancestry. yet 7
have observed that she delights TO use
French words and phrases. not al
ways correctly. and affects sometimes
n foreign sprightliness OF manner
which I think has been a matter of
painful requirement. Her natural cyni-
cal malicious rai1Iery is much more at
tractivc.
Bcss Manocuvrcs.
You really startled me-" returned.
New Britain herald., 1921-09-30

the air 1t Will lose its strength
Pour it from the grounds and keep
in a tightly covered jar or bottle.
Coffee Pudding (Cold)
Two cups coffee, "a cup sugar,
lie teaspoon salt, 2 tablespoons
granulated gelatine, IA cup cold wa
ter, IL teaspoon vanilla, L. cup whip
ping cream.
Soften gelatine in cold water. Pour
over coffee reheated to the boiling
point with the sugar and salt. Stir
until dissolved. When cool add van
lila. When beginning to set add
into the jelly and turn the whole into
a mold. Set aside to chill and be-
come firm. Serve with a sponge cake
Coffee Pudding (Hot).
One and one-half cups stale bread
crumbs from soft part of loaf, 2 table,
spoons butter, 1 cup coffee, eggs,
ga cup sugar, 1 teaspoon vanilla.
Melt butter, add bread crumbs, SUI
gar and coffee and cook, stirring con-
family, till thick and smooth. Fold
in the yolks of the eggs beaten till
thick and lemon colored. Add vanilla.
Fold in the whites of the eggs beaten
stiff and dry. Turn into a buttered
baking dish and bake half an hour
in a moderate oven. If the whites
of the eggs are not beaten till stiff
and dry the pudding will be a
failure. Serve with coffee sauce.
Coffee Sauce.
One and one-half cups powdered
sugar, 1-2 cup reheated coffee, 4
tablespoons melted butter, 1-2 tea
spoon vanilla.
Beat the hot coffee into the sugar.
Add melted butter and continue beat
ings. The sauce should be a little
softer than had sauce.
Downright, 1921, N. E. A. Service).
New Britain herald., 1921-09-30
CHICAGO FEARS DISTRESS.
City Council Seeks Relief for Uncm
pioyed. but Finds Action Invalid.

Chicago. Sept 3O.-At a meeting of
the city council yesterday predictions
were made that people will starve
and Chicago will experience the worst
reign of crime in its history during
the coming winter unless the unem-
ployment situation is relieved. There
upon the aldermen unanimously
adopted a resolution calling on Mayor
Thompson to appoint a commission
composed of aldermen. city officials
and citizens. to inquire into the situa-
ton.
New Britain herald., 1921-09-30
KILLS WIFE AND SELF.

New York, Sept. 30.-George n,
Brennan, who, according to the po-
lice, operated for years on trans
atlantic steamships with the notorious
gambler Doc" Owens, shot and killed
his wife, Marie Brennan. in the lat
ter's apartment, 1927 Central Park
West, yesterday afternoon and then
killed himself Brennan was 20 years
old, and his wife, from whom he
had been separated for five years, was
some years younger. There are sew
eral grown children.
New Britain herald., 1921-09-30
OFFENSIVE RESUMED.

Madrid, Sept. 30.-Hostilities of a
fairly important nature began near
Melilla yesterday between Spanish
and Moroccan forces, said an an
nouncement by the minister of war
last night. Newspaper report an at
tack upon a Spanish food convoy, but
say the rebels eventually were re-
pulsed with heavy losses. violent
fighting took place before the Nor
oceans were forced from the field.
New Britain herald., 1921-09-30
INCOME TAX BUREAU OFFICIAL
Is ACCUSED OF SEEKING BRIDES

Washington, Sept. 3O.-F. G. Rick
meier, assistant chief of the per-
sonal audit section of the Internal
Revenue bureaus income tax unit, and
Garnett Underwood. a former war de-
partment employe, were taken into
custody yesterday by agents of bureau
who alleged that the two men had
obtained brides, revealing confidential
information and thefts of office rec
ords.
New Britain herald., 1921-09-30
MELODY GIRLS AT PALACE.

On Monday, Tuesday and Wednes-
day of next week the Palace will pre-
sent the Melody Girls in an excel
lent musical offering. These charm
ing girls come direct here from a, sue
cessful run in the big Keith theaters
of New York. The photoplay feature
on the bill presents Clara KimbalI
Young in her latest production.
straight From Paris"
New Britain herald., 1921-09-30
IOWA MOTHER HAS FIFTH
SET OF TWINS IN YEARS

Weston, Iowa, Sept. 30.-Mrs. Rose
McCombs, wife of a farmer living
near here, is the mother of the fifth
set of twins in eight years. All the
ten children are well. a sister of
Mrs McCombs, Mrs. Annie Forbes of
Sioux City, recently became the
mother of her second set of triplets.
Another sister of Mrs. McCombs,
who lives in Sacramento, Cal, has
two sets of twins.
New Britain herald., 1921-09-30
SUNDAY ATaFOXa6x

On Sunday evening Fox's double
feature bill brings Buck Jones in
Straight from the Shoulder" and
Shirley Mason in Love Time" The
first is a smashing, dashing play full
of ginger and fight, while the latter
New Britain herald., 1921-09-30
Finding Happiness
One Woman's Way
BY Ruth Agnes Abeling

N IT'S quest for
happiness at least
half of the
world is rushing
with misguided
haste after a
will o'-the = wisp
which vanishes
just at the edge
of realization.
A crystal ball
which skaters at
the slightest
touch, the half
New Britain herald., 1921-09-30
SAYS 100000 ARE IN KHAN.
Grand Goblin i'm Cleveland for Grand
Jury Inquiry.

Cleveland. Sept. 3O.-Thare are ap-
proximately 100000 men ars of the
ku klux Khan in the United states
Charles w. Love of INDIANAPOLIS
grand goblin OF the organization with
Jurisdiction over Ohio. Wisconsin,
Michigan, Illinois. Indiana. Kentucky
and West Virginia, told County Prose
cutor Edward c. Stanton and Chief of
Police Frank w. Smith today. Love
voluntarily appeared before Stanton
and Smith. He said he came here from
Chicago when he learned that a grand
jury investigation had been ordered
New Britain herald., 1921-09-30

gan in Ann Arbor. Michigan is one of
the universities chosen Dy the. church
as a center for increased activity.
New Britain herald., 1921-09-30
Coffee in Cake
By SITTER Mary

Sc leftover cof-
fee for f1avoring
desserts and cake
frostingS.
Coffee has a
distinctive flavor
used all by itself
and adds much
to chocolate or
vanilla if used in
combination.
If leftover cof-
fee is allowed to
stand exposed to
New Britain herald., 1921-09-30

is a. tender love drama. Next Monday,
Tuesday and Wednesday brings Mar
ion Davies in Buried Treasures
New Britain herald., 1921-09-30

A single leaf of the South Ameri-
can water lily. Victoria regia. is able
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-07-27
FINANCIAL NOTES.

Deposits in the more. than 500 ma
flonai banks Of the country on April e
stood at a total of $l4 .252 600. .ooo, which
~zs - .so3 900 600. or 10 per cent M lsss
counts at Sli .367 900 600, were ~
o3O. 900 600. or 1914 per cent less
4 quarterly dividend OF ] per cent on
Pennsylvania Railroad stock, the, same
"a at the previous period, may be cx-
pscMrd TO be declared by the board OF
directors at the meeting today.
surplus income of the United States
Strcl Corpora tion for the second quarter.
as reported yesterday afternoon, equaied
s5 cents per share on the common stock.
FIRST quarter Of the year
The ProsSer committee. representing
certain holders OF Reading common stock.
has not yet instructed counsel to appeal
from the recent decree of the federal dis
trict court. which provided that pre-
ferred stockholders should share equally
~ith the common in right to subscribe to
the ncw coal company stock
Employment OF labor has dropped
about 6 per cent during the first half of
the year. the decline during the month
of June alone being nearly per cent"
says the Franklin National Bank of Phil
Ad~lphis. Ample farm labor is now avail
shlc throughout the vest at 30 10 81
per DAY. compared with more than twice
that wage demanded a year ago. The
acreage under cultivation promises TO
increase greatly with fall-sown crops, in
view OF the present supply of labor at
wages which the farmers feel justified in
paying.
There has been persistent selling of Pierce
Arrow en- the known unfavorable pro-
dvrtion operations OF that COMPANY
The stock sold at IL lis on the publication
of the figures for the second quarter
which ahowed an operating loss of xs2s
sos before charges and sl.4oo,55o after
charges.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-07-27
STOCK PRICE ADVANCE
FOR POPULAR ISSUES
United Drug Drops 8 "a Points;
Stsels, Equipments, High
Grade Oils Firm.
BY Associated Press to Every Evening

BY Associated Press to Every Evening
New York, July 2f.-tWall Street,
1910 a. m.)-Acute weakness in
United Drug shares which opened at
a further loss OF 5i& points and soon
extended it's decline TO IA points was
she striking feature of the early deal
incs in today's stock market.
Among the more popular Issues ad-
Nances predominated. United States
Steel gained substantial fraction
and Baldwin Locomotive. American
Wooden and United Retail Stores were
firm.
Bethlehem Steel. Studebaker and
Central Leather were inclined to ease.
Foreign exchange was little altered.
save for a sharp break in the Italian
rate.
Noon-United Drug increased its
loss to sx points before supporting
orders brought about feeble rally.
Pressure was directed against Central
Leather. common and preferred,
United Fruit, Famous Players. Ameri-
s-Roebuck. General Electric,
can Sugar and American Tobacco, in
which losses ranged from l to 2h
points.
Popular steeis and equipments were
firm. High grade oils held their
ground. but some of the cheaper do
mestic issues eased. Rails were
spathetic at trifiing gains and losses.
Call money opened at per cent.
the lowest initial rate of the week.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-07-27
CHICAGO LIVE STOCK MARKET.
By Associated Press 70 EVERY Evening.

BY Associated Press 20 EVERY Evening
Chicago. July 27.-Cattle, receipts
5000; beef steers steady to strong
top yeariings. 1000; bulk fat steers.
7.5o@s-25; fat she stock steady; bulk,
4SoGs.75; Gamers and cutters, large
ly 2.75@3.75; bulls steady; bulk. 5.o0M
5.25; calves steady; bulk yeaIers. 1000
@1o.75; stockers and feeders steady to
strong.
Hogs, receipts $4,000; mostly is
cents to Is cents higher than yester-
days average; better grades active
others slow; top, 11.50s bulk bettei
grades. I0.50@11.4o; bulk packing
sows, 9.4o@e.75; pigs 10 cents TO Is
cents higher.
Sheep, receipts 10000; sheep ard
native lambs about steady; No western
here; native lambs top to shippers and
city butchers, 1000: packer top. early,
$50; best native yearling. 500. four
loads good Montana wethers, $50 with
100 out; bluk fat ewes, 3.50@475.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-07-27
GEN. WOOD FOR PHILIPPINES.
White House Intimates He Will be the
Next Governor.

Washington, July 27.-Major Gen.
Leonard Wood probably will be the
next Governor General of the Philippine
Islands, it was intimated at the White
House yesterday. Informal advices have
reached the President. 1t is said, that
Gen. Wood. during his trip, has become
enthusiastic about the islands and would
accept the appointment.
IL was plain, however, that the
President will make no appointment
until the commission, composed Of
Gen. Wood and Gov. Forbes, has
rendered full report. The commits
sion will return to Manila this week
and will probably begin the drafting
of report Immediately.
1t is understood that Gen. Wood does
not believe the Filipinos are ready for
independence.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-07-27
NEW CHARTERS.

Dover. July 27.-Charters were filed
here. yesterday. as follows:
International Bed Corporation New
York City. capital. $l1 500 900; Com
soidSted Music stores. Inc, Whining
ton. Del. 36.o0o,0O0; Lewes Fertilizer
Co. Wilmington, Del, 81 100000: Uni
versal Ice Machine Co, Wilmington.
Del. 81 200 600. National Radio Electric
Corporation. Wilmington. Del, 81 600, ;
600. Mortgage Discount Co. Whining
ton. Del. 81 100000: Eastern Electric
and Manufacturing Co. Wilmington Del. I;
$500. 900: Newlin-Warner Co. Whining
ton. Del. $500 600; Philadelphia Dis
Bradstroet Oil Co. Wilmington, Deli
900. Western Construction Co, WI
mington. Del. 100000. Double I'd !;
Lumber Co. Wilmington, Del. 500 600
Rocco -McGrsth. Inc. Pittsburg. Pa.
$50. 600. Air Travel. Inc, New York CITY
- 600. Lincoln Service Corporation. IN
diAnspolis. Ind. S3.OOo.OoO
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-07-27
PHuA, PRODUCE MARKET.
Ry Associated Press to Every Evening

Py Associated Press to Every Evening
Philadelphia. July :7.-whest. high
er; No. .. red winter, 1.asdli.4l; do
garlicky. 1.26@1.3i.
Corn. lower: No. for export. 7s@
"a: No. 3. do. 71@7a; No. 2, yellow,
local. So@sl.
oats. steady: No. white. 5s@5sh (:
No. 8, white. 52GS2h.
Eggs. higher; nearby extra, firsts,
81; 10, firsts. 3e; western extra ffrsts,
az; do. firs,s. 3s@se; fancy selected,
packed. 4SG4s.
Butter, higher: nearby prints fancy,
ssn55: western creamery. extra. ~
Cheese. higher: New York Whole
mix, fancy fats. fresh, 2ei1 G23h
fair to good. 21922; long horn
fresh. 2si4@24h: single daisies. fresh
22is 612siz.
good. eo@as1: long horn. fresh. 22h
n2s: single daisies. fresh. 81 @22.
Live poultry, steady, fowls as to
quality. 2s633; spring chickens, not
lezhorns. 3o643: do. leghorns, 2SG3l:
old ROSTERS, 16@ls; ducks. white
pekin. 2f@ %; mixed colors. 1s02o.
Dressed poultry. firm. fowls higher;
fowls. fresh killed. choice to fancy. 81
63s; do, small sizes. 2s@3s; broilinc
chickens. nearby. 5000. do. west
srn, s56ss; old roosters, 2o@22;
ducks, Long Island. 2s; do. nearby, q.
Potatoes, firmer; white potatoes per
barrel. 3.5o@4.15; nearby, No. i, per
basket. s56s5; do, No. 2, 4oGSo.
Flour, dull and weak. soft winter
straight, western. 6.3566.5o; do, near
by. s6s.25. hard winter. straight,
7.soGS.oo; do. short patent, 7.Isd
SIS; spring first, clear, 7.5o@'.15; do.
patent. s.25@9.5c; do. short patent
s7saIo.5e; fancy spring and city
mills patent. family brand, lo-7S9ll.oo.
Hay. duh and weak; timothy, NO
2. s3a24; No. 3. do. 2oG2l; sample. is
dia; no grade. 1905; clover mixed
hay, light mixed. 21.5o@22; No. i. mix
ed. 2o@21.
Taliow. quiet: prime city loose, 511;
90. special loose. "a; prime country,
21z: edible. in tierces, 6 cents.
Bran, quiet; No. 2, soft winter
western, in 1o0-pound sacks. 2ed2e.so;
spring, 25G25.5o.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-07-27
3BLOcK AND FALLv DRINK.

Enaton. Md. July a7. Moonehiners
In this section have just invented 4
rev drink. commonly known as "hisck
and fall"
The name, II Is explained. is derived
from the fact that a man who takes
drink of II In one block Is pretty
certain to fall In the next. II is SO pow
erful and rapid I'm It's effects.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-07-27
DR. A. J. TIMmoNs DEAD.
Crisheid Dentist Commits suicide ny
CuftiHR His Throat,

Crisfcld. Md. July 27.-Dr. A. J
Timmons. dentist. committed suicide
here Monday evening by cutting his
throat with a razor in his Office.
Mayor r.. r. Wyatt visited with the
doctor Monday afternoon until 3.31
o'clock. when he left the Office to at
tend TO some husiness. A short time
later he returned with DIR. Timmons'
brother. who came here from Berlin
upon learning Of the DOCTORS state of
mind. II was then the dead man was
found, near a basin over which he held
his throat when slashed.
DIR. Timmons came to crisneld about
1ve years ago. a widower. with one
son. and had since been actively enc
gagged In his profession.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-07-27
POWDER QUOTATIONS.
Reported Daily at Noon by Laird 4
CO., d. Pont Building.
yoN.sUPPORT CASES.

Stating that he was willing to take
a job which has been secured for him
Aldus a. Weaver, who was irnprison-
cd for failing to keep up a non-sup-
port order. was released by Judge
Hastings in Municipal Court today.
The court will give you another trial."
remarked Judge Hastings
The case Of Dominiek Callilh, charg-
ed with non-support of his wife and
children. was referred 70 Godfrey
Handy for investigation to report on
Friday.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-07-27
TO PROCLAIM PEACE SOON.
DaHEherfy Preparing To Advise Pres,
ldenf on Ending War Action.

Washington. y. G.. July IL RECON-
mendations relative TO the issuance OF
n peace proclamation probably will be
submitted to President Harding within
the next week, Attorney General
Daugherty announced yesterday
Daugherty said that the study of the
vHst amount of time legislation neocs-
sary In order to advise the President
of the effect Of n peace proclamation
on the status of wartime laws was
progressing rapidly and he hoped TO
forward his opinion In the course Of
IA week.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-07-27
Recover Stolen Music Box.

A talking machine, which was stolen
from No. 25 school last March was re-
covered by the police yesterday at
West Seventh street house. Arthur
McDermott and Evan Jones who are
being held under 5000 bail for the
Grand Jury on charge of breaking
and entering number of places are
said 10 have told the police where 1t
could be recovered.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-07-27
DIVIDENDS DECLARED.

AmpAro Mining Company. quarterly OF
pa per cent, payable August 10.
Colorado Fuel and Iron Company, quar-
terly OF IL per cent on preferred pay
able August IS.
Edmond Oil and Refining Company.
monthly Of per cent. payable August I6
Harmony Mills, quarterly OF Ia per
cent on preferred. payable August
Imperial Oil Corporation. monthly of
per cent on common, payable August Is
Inland Steel Company. quarterly OF 2lz
per cent payable September !
United states Steel Corporation. quar-
teriy OF ll< per cent on common, and Ia
per cent on preferred
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-07-27
Liberty Bond Quotations.

BY Associated Press to Every Evening.
New York, July 27.--Iiberty bond
quotations at noon AIS, s7.o2; first
As. S7.48 bid; second As, $3.50: first
4A's, $3.50; second zh's. $40; third
4A's, 91.44; fourth AS. $3.50; Vic
tory 3A's. 9s.46 bid; Victory ANS
1915
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-07-27
IN MEM0RIAM.

In memory of our dear father, Max
Ephraim. who died suddenly four years
ago today
he Is blooming in God garden.
Among the lilies fair
God saw he was too good for earth
SO transplanted him up there
His living children.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-07-27
Festival at Holly Oak.

peach festival will be given to-
morrow evening by the Holly Oak
M. E. Church on the church lawn.
Ice cream. cake and many novelties
will be sold.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-07-27

It's poo r economy 10 use a short
ad in the classified ad section. If
more words are needed to tell the
specific facts about the proposition
advertised.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-07-27

Phone 1900 reaches every 1assined
ad taker-they can help you arrange
your ad to best advantage.--Try it,
Adv
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-07-27
BETTERTdN, MD.
HOTEL. BETTERTON

High location. magnificent virw of Cbess
pcase Bay. one square from beach Ve1e.
tables from our own rarden. Open ali
year. Booklet. JAS, r. CRFW Proprietor