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The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1921-05-20

The city flag pole was raised in
front OF the city property near the
court house in line with the lamp
standards. The crew of men who are
laying the concrete sidewalks along
Main street set the pole in a solid
concrete foundation.
The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1921-05-20

The young son Of Mr.. and Mrs.
Chas. Tapplet is quite seriously i'll
with complications following an i'll
ness Of measles. There is quite
number Of cases of measles in the
county, most Of them in d light form.
The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1921-05-20
Cut Flowers for Decoration Day

Any Hover in season can be
bad at the customary price.
Leave your orders now. Have
o ! di splay potted plants and in.
ite you to call and look them
overs.
Laura Rodgers.
The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1921-05-20
Al I He CHURCHES

CHRIST EPISCOPAL CHURCH
Services next Sunday will be held
at 1900 a. m./ Church school will
follow Immediately after the service.
Rev. c. E. Wood, Priest in charge.
The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1921-05-20
Milbank to Pay Tribute to
NatiOn's Heroes Memorial Day

Memorial Monday appropriately
and the World War well citizens when they gather
of consitas Of parade where
and the Dam, q the who lost
their lives the water has been nged.
The schedule Of days is as
MORNING
s:so-Assernbly Of those who are to maref.
lOO0-Parade
1o:30-Services at the Cemetery.
AFTERNOON.
(On the Street,
2:oo-Flag Drill by Girl
Houe
2:ao-Musc b, the Orchestra.
Enthusiastically
lnvocation-Legon Chaplain, T. Jenson.
Lincoln's Gettysburg Address-Mr John Heath
Selection-Quartet.
Star spangled Banrer-orhe stra and Assembly.
Reading-Miss Leona
Patriotic Address-Ex-Senator Lawson
Benedicon-Rev Fred Ray.
i:0o-Parade to DAM
Spanish veterans,
M s Who Ass,y gsy s s e h % and
%s 300 O'Clock An men are asked be in uniform
The appointed Frank Van Ae Theo werd Heath
mus Information may had from
Main Street between Second and Third Avenues will be
autos during the afternoon that the Flag Drill which the Girl Scouts
The probable order of the parade will be:
H. Manchester, Commander Birch Post
Legion guard.
Army OF Republic Colors with guard.
Boy Scout Band
Boy
Girl
GA K in - = -~ss fs@ -
W. r. G. in
Legion embe ex-s
Auxiliary.
children
Other organizations.
convey old
alters and .d from n the e. the morning and the dam in the
needed and who possibly should tender the his
The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1921-05-20

Anyone having automobile tat they will
afternoon should let Dr. Kner know
needed and who possibly should
that great day
The Legion is heartily sympathy with the old soldiers
which
people rendered the nations soldier dead will
dance the Legion Hall has been umoed We Of this
Comm Manch
The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1921-05-20

TABOR LUTHERAN CHURCH
Strandburg
Morning service at 1O:3O.
S. S. after morning service.
Evening Service with Baccalaureate
sermon at o'clock.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-05-05

Mary Marvil, Doris Marvil, Kathleen
Marvil, Eleanor Hurley. Catharine Hit
chens, Louise Ralph Mary Davis, Eliza-
beth Sirman, Jane Cooper Rebccca
Williams Dorothy Galloway; Messrs.
Allen Phillips, Glen Owens, John Phillips.
George King, Richard Marvil, Donald
Marvil, Nathaniel Windsor. Marvil Elliott.
Frank Oldheld, James Marvil, Harry
Mason, Walter Anderson. Olan Hitch,
Dallas Marvil Nathaniel Elliott, Branch
Ralph, James Wright
Members of the Y Z. B. gave Mrs.
Raymond Johnson, n shower Tuesday
evening, Mt her home on Sixth street, and
she received many pretty and useful gifts.
Those present were: Mrs. w O. Bennett,
Mrs Norman Goodwin. Mrs. Merrill
Elliott. Mrs. William Henry, Mrs. Mex
ander Allen. MrT. John Oldheld Mrs.
Chris C. Ellis, Mrs Roger Ward, Mrs.
Elhcrt Bailey, Mrs Robert Conowav,
Mrs. James Lynch Mrs. Elmer Riggn,
Mrs Charles Wright Mrs Leon IIollaway.
Mrs Earle Hayes. Mrs Roscoe Phillips;
Misses Flora Crockett, Ruth Lloyd, Else
King, Mary Windsor. Edna Ward. Mil
drcd Riggin. and Master Oliver Charles
Hayes Mrs. Johnson Yesterday went To
Philadelphia. where her husband is en-
ploycd
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-05-05

May ~. At O'Clock, In the Parish |
House.
Tho members 0f the High School
track team nre pfacticinR daily after
school session ~ the afternoons. on
the School Green for Della ware Uni
veraity interschoiastic truck and field
meet which will be held at Newark on
Saturday
Arrangements will be made by the
Federation Of Wonens Clubs 10 make
July I Citizens Day. aud special pro
gram Will be- arranged for the enter
tainment for the Americans who have
recently attained their ma iority aud
FOR those who are foreign born aud
have recently been made a citizen 0f
the United statca
This afternoon at O'Clock large
confirmation class viii bc held In tho
ST. Peters II. e Church. by Biahop L.
J Monaghan. OF Wilmington.
Arrangements are being made for
citizens meeting IA be held during
next week for the purpose OF making
elaborate preparations FOR the Memo
rial Day exercisca. IN which large
number Of the secret organizations viii
take an active part
The May Day fcte program fs being
arranged. to be held on "Wednesday
after noon. MAY ts. and the Members If
The elementary grades are huay re-
hearsinE THEN numbers
Alexander Gallagher. q clerk ~ the
local postofTco asalstcd by fealy Mo
Daniel are delivering and collecting
tho mails throughout tho city during
tho illness Of William ridweli
f'etor galloway and John aotore were
ouch treated yeaterdaY at the Office of
pr y Alien for a facoratcd head.
neck aud chin
'rhs morning laree deiegafion of
m"tuhora of the Century Ciub left 10
attend tho convention uf fhs Delaware
state Federation of Women clubs. at
Snvrna. Those who made tho trip ia
automobile were Mre T. T. F.liaqou.
Nrs Mar Me- ftaulloy. Hra Jacob "
speich.t Mrs Heuty 4 Kite. Mrs John
r Stoopa Mirs Reba Jolcornb Nre
! q t.ghtner Mra t,dwnrd II Eay
Tor Mrs = rhnipe, Miag Kan Dun
gan Mics Fiizabeth Kite Mrs lIoracc
I. DeatYue and Mise r7rrie cenuill
The home md grocery store which
is being operated by fohn Cannon of
fsast Fifth atreot IS being remodciod
throughout the interior
Tomato planta for sale. Fd.vard s
NeggtnRon Haldtnn Adv.
The members If Frtnudphip s,fgo
A. . Z " wii meet this evening IN
The third floor of the Town Har
-Four new mrmbrTa were admitted ~
the Century Club laHf yerk. rotnprie
tng Hiaa Madeline penrnor. Hrs IIarr.
flainoa Hr@ fahn Rlack ord Wre i
Ralph Watts
Victroias and Records. Hrf1gewAfer.
Adv.
Nieq More Wfnalow is visiting roia
fites and friends ~ Atlantic fitf % IS
Mise sadie WarH ick and Irving
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-05-05
EARLY MORNING WEDDING.

Scafor,l. Nav , 81 the home ~ Mr.
and Mrs Joseph Nilligan. On North Pine
street. Yesterday morning. ~ o'clock
their daughter Nlise Fmllv Davis Mill
gan WINS married to holland Nacklin, son
of Mr. and Mrs Georgr Macklrn II Bridge
vilc. hv Rcv w y Whtc pastor of
Rrdgevllc NJ 4 Church
F1oyd Macklin 81 Brldgcvillc brother
of the groom. was his best man and Miss
Iotta Fletcher of Laurel was briles rnald
Miss Catherine Nillgan sister u the hridc
furnished the wedding mrglc
The hridc wedding gown was brown
crepe Dc chino, aud che carried hrid" :
roses Iior gnlng away attire was rein
deer tricotnr travelling suit with hat
gloves and shoes 20 match
Following tho ccr"u ony Wedding
breakfast was served after which Mr. and
Mrs Nackln left hv motor car for 2
horcymoou ~ hc spent ~ Baltimore
Gettysburg. IN Valley Forge. Washing
ton. and points ~ Virginia Upon theu
return they Viii reside IN Brldpcvlllr
" hero The groom s emplovcd
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-05-05
CLAYTON NOTES.

CLAYTON, MAY ; Kent Lodgc. No. D..
knights Of PvthlaS, attended the scrvicc
in Fwcll's NJ PC Church. SUNDAY evening.
to hear q special sermon by tho pastor.
Rev + G. Graham
Mrs John Mars and son. John. jr
have returned from visit with relatives
AZ Temple. \ II
Harry Johnson ,lr, has gone 10 ellen
Falls Ia where he has takcn a position
Mrs Edwin Harrington rs spending a
few days IN Philadelphia with her daugh-
ter. Mrs William German
Mr. ard Mrs Frank Bower have hccn
entertaining Mr. and Mrs William Evans
of tlhanv \ y
tlhcrt Martin Of Penn Grove. \ u
visited his parents Mr. and Mrs John
Martin. last week
Nh and Mrs CIaudc White ~ Winning
ton have been spending a week with Mr.
and Mrs Charles Reese
Tho first quartcr conference Of Eweii S
NJ L Church was held last week presided
over hv Rev Dr James II Straughu. ~
Baltimore. president of the Conference
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-05-05
NEWS OF NEW Arm

Novarl N,, : \ lows Fisher has
hecn rcnpuutod = Town Council assessor
tor Newark
Newark Is again WI; hout potoo ot'cCr
James Thompson havIrg resigned and no
appointment haNIrg hcer maa' ~
tuurril "a succeed hlm
Owing ~ the fact that All other INDUS
trIcs and activities in\cwark arc operated
N standard timc. tho local plant Of the
American Nulcanized FIhrc Co. ATTIC, ono
ucck trial of the new time has gone hark
b. standard time
The sunday school ri the Newark
PRESBYTERIAN Church IS preparing speo 'al
program Tor the celebration ot Mother :
Day on SUNDAY Mrs Tn, ma lngham
Will sing
tnother congregational meeting WIFE bc
held AZ the PRESBYTERIAN Church next
Wc,inc>da, evening 10 discuss the issuing
81 call for pastor 10 succeed the Rev
Willa,n ] Rowan deceased Tho pastor
sto has nov hccr vacant for nearly q wear
Dr Naltcr lIuilihcn. president ot tho
University of Delaware. n an address 10
the rehabilitation students Yesterday
morning commended their work and that
81 their department DR. HulhhCp IN
vltcd the >tudcrt~ and the faculty mcm-
hers e. bc his guests 1t The krot ncXt
TUESDAY afternoon.
Parcrt> DaN Will he observed on Sun
ia, al Head oi Christians PrcsbNtori"r
Church
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-05-05
DELAWARE CITY NEWS.

Delaware City. May ; Waterman a.
Brown Of Orleans. Va. IS a guest OF his
brother, T.. II Brown of Port Penn.
Mrs Walter lost Of Norrlstown. Pa,
is n guest of Mrs John Gam of ~ Georges.
Mrs Frederick Price of Wilmington ~ a
guest of Miss Emma Price
Lewis Patterson has taken a positlon
with the Engineer Department at Fort
du Pont
Two sturgeon which sold for more than
500, were brought ashore, yesterday, by
Rufus Ycarslcy Robert Dunhsm, Jack
and George Tugrnd small sturgeon
was caught hl Frank Rhcm and William
Press
Clark Bcck and family have moved Ia
the NCC Corncll farm. near town
NOrht Cook has taken n position with
the uuartcrmastcr department Mt Fort
Mote
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-05-05
NEWS OF LAUREL.

Laurel. May 5.-Miss Lclah Pollitt,
on Eighth street, had rs guest, this week,
Miss Mildred Davis of Dover
Miss Mabel Cohee, Of Greensboro is here
as a guest of Miss Elsie Christopher. on
Seventh street
Fred S. Burford. who has beer seriously
III at his home on Market street for sew
eral weeks, suffered relapse this week
and is in a very serious condition.
The FIRE department answered a fire
alarm early Monday morning, from the
home of Thomas Mitchell, on Cooper
street A disconnected stovepipe had
caused a room to become filed with
smoke, and the trouble was remedied
before the firemen arrived
At the home of MIR ard Mrs George
II. Thompson, on Sixth street Tuesday
evening. "a party was given their son,
George. IN honor Of his clever th birthday
anniversary Those present were
Misses Mildred Horsey, Elizabeth Culver
Hazel Hitch Elizabeth Phillips. Alice
Ransom, Helen Martin, ,Annabele Martin
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-05-05
RRIDGFNILIE NOTES.
lBridgrv7lIe Nav ;

lBridgrv1lle Nav ; =
Rr1dreviIlc High School baseball team
keeps M IT'S good PLAYING. winning from
fredericksburg. Md high school team sat
urday hy a score Of Is 10 This makes
five victories out of seven games played.
Mr. and MrS Thomas Axe Mr. and
Mrs Charles X Lewis and Carl Gracf.
motored II Putsville. Md SATURDAY. and
attended the funeral Of Hiram AXE.
brother of Thomas Axe
The monthly meeting Of the local
Of Mrs sol Kline on Bread stree. Mrs.
"! c. T. u was held AT the home
Henry Ridgcly Of Dover gave an interest
ing address and music vocal and lnstru-
mental. was rendered by high school stu
dents A collation. was served.
The PENNSYLVANIA Railroad freight office
WAS entered Tuesday night by breaking
the glass and unfastening the window
Nothing has been missed, hut the entire
Office was ransacked. drawers were opened
and thoroughly searched
Alvin MeSsick. about Is years Of age,
was thrown from his carriage while on his
way to Cannon. when his horse became
frightened. He was taken 10 the hospital.
Salisbury. where an X-ray was used and
II was found his arm was broken at
the elbow. also badly spintered. His
wounds were dressed by DIR. Dick and he
W wed 10 return to his home here
RANGES Morgan and Mrs Edward
Hazard have been named aS delegates TO
attend the county W G. T. | which
meets al Georgetown Thursday
Caleb Hearn. who spent the winter in
Philadelphia has returned to his home
here.
DR. Lawrence NJ Cahsll, who vas
struck by south-bound freight train
At the railroad crossing north OF the
passenger station. Monday, is now i'm
proving. and his condition is rot thought
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-05-05
BIRTHDAY PARTY .

Ciavt1r Nlsv Mr. and Mrs Thomas
z NofTctt entertained Saturday cvermg
st ;he,r home Goldhcid Farm. near here,
IN honor al the eighteenth birthday ann
verSar7 of thcir daughter. Miss Rose \.
Noffctf
AMONG those present Vcre, Miss
Marian Lane Mrs Mabel Marker, Dover.
Nr AID Mf> Thomas Suber~ Sudlers-
villc Mr. Mary Walmsley Miss Pearl
WalmslcN. ChestcrtoWn: Miss Annette
Goodine Mis-. katherine McCaffery.
Clifford Hudson CLAYTON Mrs Irene Wick,
Alfred Jores. George Keiffcr Smyrna;
Miss Beatrice Atkir rson Miss Pearl Ever
81. Guy Walmsley Edward Van SAINT,
Nillirgton Miss Marian Hobson. Corbit
Rausch Wilmington Miss Florence
Brothers. Eugcrc Brothers Townsend:
Miss Helen Hobson Richmond P Hob
son. Jacob ' Hill Blackbird. Martin
sNofett Lamnkir. Pa Miss katherine
Mofctt Arthur Mofett and Henry
T. pecSs t,rCcu~prln0
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-05-05
NEWS OF THE DAY
FROM THE STATE
Rev. Asa Ferry of Philadelphia
to Preach at Old Drawers
Service, Sunday, June S.
TO RAISE TWO NUKE UNllS

Prom Every Evenings Correspondents
Dover. May In addition to the
local companv of Delawarc'S National
Guard. Anti tircraft Regiment Captain
Robert ID Simmons. two more nnltS arc
are 10 hc recruited Immediately IN Dover
ard vicinity. with headquarters IN Dover.
They are a battalion headquarters con,
,,stinr vt one officer and slNtccr onlisted
men and = section of regimcntal head
quarters comprising ore officer aud hltecn
enlisted men Both uni'S are 20 he mo-
torize,i. end armed with pistols and auto
matte rifles
CANAAN summons Company has nj
most reached It's full strength. ard has
been passed bv the inspecting officer oi
tho ritcd States Army. The uniforms
TRANSPORTATION and arms ibr the comI2nN
have arrived m WILMINGTON. and tn"
klmtapt-Gcncral experts tn have them
dist tIh.tcd IN the rear future rams
portatnn IT. the Term ni trucks viii he
l.-cd tn cattv the men from outside "t
Dover bach and forth for drill one cvcrng
uccn II Is expected that All UNITS ot
Tho Delaware National Guard III be re-
fr,ntrd - tull strength at nn cHrI' datr.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-05-05
NEWS OF LEWES.

l.cwes. May ;. Roland Marsh has
purchased sloop which is equipped with
motor. ard will carry passengers To and
from Cape May. this summer.
Charles w Johnston ard wife lived III
Brooklyn, y Y. during the winter and
MIR Johnston came home this week to
put his home in order for the summer.
Mrs MacIntirc. Mrs. Louisa William,
Mrs rabitha kcrney, Mr.. and Mrs.
Jack Lawton mOtorcd to Philadelphia
this week stopping on route nj Newark
to see Miss Elizabeth Maclntirc, n student
nj Woman : College.
heavy rain and wind storm visited
this section Tuesday night and Wednesday
For n week the weather has been rainy and
foggy interfering with the ripcning oi
small fruits and vcgctatlnn
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-05-05
FAILED TO PAY TAN..

Dover. Nav 9 Safe Revenue Collec
tor John Titus, while in Dover yesterday
presented TO Deputy-Attorney Genera
Wiley. list Of merchants in kert county
from Cheswold, Leipsic. Little Greek
Camden Rising Sun. and other small
towns in tho county who had given in
complete returns of their business. as 2
basis for business license tax. Some haC
been doing shipping business Of severa
thousands of dollars without any license al
all
The names submitted to the attorney
general will be presented To the grand jury
in July next, for Indictment
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-05-05
|. O. o. Y. OFFICERS

Georgetown. May 5-Oficers Of Re-
bekah Lodge, / o o. F.. of Frankford
have been elected for the ensuing term. as
follows.
Noble Grand. Mrs Ruth Truitt Der
rickson: vice-grsnd Mrs ! NJ Lvrch
right supporter 10 Noble grand, Mrs Sallic
GRAY Long left supporter TO noble grand
Mrs Fannie Messick; right supporter TO
vice grand. Mrs Pasha Watson left sup
porter to vice grand Mrs Allie Phillips
secretary. Miss LIZZIE Robinson: treasurer
Mrs Matte Walter: warden. Mrs Mar
garet Heath conductor Mrs Bessie
Tavlor Inside guardian Mrs Roxic
Dukes outside guardian. Mrs VISTA Hud-
son. chaplain Mrs Laura Nelson
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-05-05
WOoDMEN OF AMERICA.

Dclmar May ) state Camp. Modern
Noodmen of America convened IN quad
rennial session hcrc Yesterday with dele
gates from various local camps IN Della
ware For the ensuing wear. Garrett :
Smith Of Wilmington was elected STATE
councillor Professor Tiffany Of Newark
ylce-counclllor: II c Howell Of Houston
secretary appointed officers. J G kiliau
of Demar banker Mr. Calhoun OF
Bridgevillc guide
John G. killiam was clccted delegate
to the Head Camp. which viii meet in
II Louis. Mo. June 20 The next State
meeting will bc held in Wilmington il
Max 1925
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-05-05
EASTERN SHO' RANGERS.

Dclmar May & The Rangers oi last
tern Sho Forest No ~ Tall Cedar ui
Lebanon will hold their dance AZ the First
Regiment Arnory Salisbury. Md Hlrsd
dav evening. Nav 10 Music Will he fur
nished 10y the popular ls7z orchestra OF
Newport News Va where IL has repu-
tation of bcinF the best jazz orchestra
that has ever hccn down on the Eastern
SHORE
Since tho last dance held hv the Rang
crs and this wonderful orchestra they
have been requested by a number Of those
who attended 10 hold another dance hv
tho same orchestra az tho same place snd
az the same hour This will he an IN
formal affair and the general public will
he invited
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-05-05
NEWS OF SEAFoRD

Scaford Nav John Stephanv ngol
IS wears. of Statewide \ G. formerly
a merchant of tins town. died on Trlpsdav.
following n short llnree lIla remains
were taken tn Baltimore thw morning.
where rtc - . ,ok place
~eaford milk ral tc which has changed
hands uumhcr ut timcs duuug the past
few months. was sold agnn lueSdav,
LOWS Richards daIrNrnan of Grrcn-
wood. purchasing Il from Ira Tull Rich
ards Is serving Scaford patrons 10y motor
truck Milk IS now selling herr at II cents
a quart
Granville Hcarn has purchased a -four
mill ~ Galostown, Md and moved with
his family 20 that town this wrok " Il
Kitchens. who sold his -four mill a,
Concord u Walter " icarn. has pur,
chs 7sc,l mill ~ Milford
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-05-05
SUSSEX COUNTY WEDDINGS.

Georgetown, MAY 81 ards arc out
announcing the marriage of Miss Eva P
Hudson. daughter of Robert Hudson of
Bishops. Md and Archie + Daisey, son
OF Thomas 7 Daisey Of Frarkford. this
courtv. at Roxana Wednesday of last
week u, Rev John T Graham
LOUISA Z Hastings Of near Georgetown.
and George G. Morris Of Little Greek dis
trict Were married. Saturday night. 1T
Laurel by Rev William L. Hoffman
Pearl A Ward and James H. Lynch.
both Of Little Creek district were married
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-05-05
at OLD DRAWERS.

Od.~>.. Nav > Rev \-a Ferry. pastor
l. ~ haI., Presbyterian Church, Ph'la
i,lrhe vii preach tn" morrTg sermon
~ th. annual reunion Of the Friends oi
O.d Drawers AZ CID Draw vcr~ huron
or ,,lipds1 Iunc = In the AFTERNOON, Dr-
Walt IiumhCn pr,e'dcrt ot The NJ
,cr~ity -. Delaware. will make ~ address.
on ~ur,ia, last Rcv Robert G Prt,cr.
t.,tar a.. the Delaware City Presbyterian
h,lrrh plcarhcd ~ 0ld Drawers Rev.
- lInpctt ol the local church. preached
a Delaware Nv The League OF ScrHlcc
a. pld Drawers will meet IN the mansc
t.mnrrau tuorrlng and Will g hv autnnN-
htlr- I, Ilillcr,.-t and spend the day at tho
hom, i. Re-, md Mrs | Nclanry
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-05-05
TO BEAUTIFY THE TOWN.

Lewcs. Nav 5.-At the civic meeting
on Tuesday, the Constitution and by
laws were adopted Ferdinand Brewer
was elected recording secretary and Geo.
i. Tunnel vice president There was n
large attendance ard various plans were
formulated toward the improvement of
the town
First the old fort is To bc bcautifcd bv
planting ornamental shrubs and y pri,ct
hedge Then the unsightly rubbish along
South street rNtepSion is to he removed
or planting done To hide the same
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-05-05
Elderly People Need This
In Medicine Chest
To relieve chronic constipation, always
keep bottle of DR.. CALDWELL.
Syrup Pep.in handy.

NEARLY all people rs they advance
IN in age suffer from chronic constipa-
ton. Many, however, are Indifferent 10
the laxative they use, on the theory that
''they are all alike" That is a great
mistake.
Dr. Caldwel's Syrup Pepsin. for eE-
ample, ia a mild, gentle liquid laxative.
and If does not lose its effect with 70
peated use. II so trains the bowel
muscles that in time medicines ~ al
kinds can be dispensed with.
A sixty-cent bottle of Dr. Caldvel's
Syrup Pepsin will lsst many months
The prescription was written thirty
years ago by Or w -. Caldwell, we'll
known family doctor, who Is himself
now in his B2nd year and can ap-
preciate what chronic constipati
must mean 10 elderly people, how u
brings on headaches, colds, loss ~ az
petite and sleep, heaviuesg and .
general dull feeling
Every home that has an elderly man
or woman should be provided With a
bottle of DR. CadwelTs Syrup Pcpsin
Fight million bottles were bought ~
drug stores last year. n is a truly
wonderful constipation remedy.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-05-05
NEW PASTOR ON THE WAY.

Newark MAY ; Former Representa-
tive William ID Dean. member Of the
vcstrv Of 81 Thomas = + Church has
received = letter from the Rev Edgar
Jones oi 81 Johns. New Foundlnnd. re-
Gently elected rector OF 81 Thomas. IN
which he SAYS that he and his family would
leave - Johns m few DAYS
Mr Jones SAID that his wife and child
remain IN Boston until next September
but that he would hc in Newark to take
mp the rcctorship tho frs Sunday IN June
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-05-05
CREMATED REMAINS INFERRED.

Dover Nav : The cremated remains
Of Gustave Edward Driver who died At
Tucson Arizoue on Apr 20. arrived IN
Dover MoDdav afternoon and irtcrmcnt
was made N Lakeside cemetery on
TUESDAY
~hortrehglous service vas held NJ
the home 81 the widow conducted bv
Rex Or HeifenStcin OF People Christian
Church
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-05-05
TWpUI NnRFD YEARS Old.

\ouarL Nla1 : Elaborate plans arc
h.,ng mad, III the congregation Of " Nhitc
Clay Crr., Chur,h ono nf the oldest
chufrhr~ .f TIM locality +" III" cei'h'a-
tom >. lt> 2W1h anniversary
Tho ,i.rt,crsafl exercises Will hc held
INN. + ard Rev David Reed i
nnu nASt n .. th, chulch
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-05-05

last Thursday morning. ut Laurel by
Rev. W q. Bennett
Miss Elsie NJ Dorey, daughter of
Thomas Dorey. of near Milsboro. and
n. G.. Brasure, son of James T.. Brasurc of
Dagsboro, were married Saturday right
at Millsbnro. by Rev r. L. Moore.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-05-05

Flynn of New York city are spending
several days aa guests ~ Mr Hnd Mrs
Morris Warwick ~ the Jefferson Apart
menta.
Mrs George Kern Of East Fifth