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Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-07-28
PHlLA. PRODUCE MARKET.
fsy Associated Press to Every Evening

BY Associated Press TO Every Evening
Philadelphia, July ss.-w Wheat. high
er: No. .. red winter. 1.ssd1.4l; do
gariicky, I.een1.s1.
Corn higher: No. 2, for export, 14a
75; do, No. .. 72675.
Oats lower; No. white, 5aG52i4
No. white. 51ds1i1.
Butter. higher; western creamery
extra. s3@4siz; pearby prints, 54@
S..
Eggs higher. nearby extra first, 80;
do, first, IS; western extra first, 80
fancy, packed, 50G51.
Cheese, higher; New York whois
milk. fancy flats. fresh. 22iz dl23l1
fair to good. 2i@a2; long horn
fresh. 2siz 024E: single daisies. fresh
22ia @2sis.
good. 20@@21; long horn, fresh, 22h
@23: single daisies. fresh. 21iz ds2.
Live poultry. steady. fowls as to
quality. 2SGs3; spring chickens. not
leghorns. 3o643; do. leghorns. a5G31:
old roosters. I6@1S: ducks. white
pekin. 2I@ 20: mixed colors, 1s1,2e.
Dressed poultry. firm, fowls higher;
fowls, fresh killed. choice to fancy, IS
d40: do, small sizes. 3s@l4o; broiling
chickens. nearby. ss@4o; do. west
ern, 3503S; old roosters. 21@24
ducks, Long Island. IS; do. nearby. p.
Potatoes, firmer; white potatoes Fer
barrel, 3.5o@4.15; nearby. No. 1. per
basket, 65@s5; do. No. 2. 40G5o.
Flour, dull and weak; soft winter
straight. western. 6.2SQl6.5e; do. near
by. 6@e.25; hard winter. straight.
7.5ofGs.00 do, short patent. 7.75G
SIS; spring first, clear, 7,50@l7.75: do.
patent, 9.25@9.50; do. short patent.
9.T5@Io.5o: fancy spring and city
mills patent, family brand. 1o.75111 90.
Hay. dull and weak; timothy. No.
2, 23@24; No. 8, do, 2o@21; sample. Is
ole; no grade, 1905; clover mixed
hay, light mixed. 21.5o@22; No. 1. mix
ed. 20d21.
Taliow, quiet; prime city loose, 3h !.
do. special loose, 211; prime country,
en- edible. in tierces, cents.
Bran. quiet; No. 2, soft winter
western, in 1oo-pound sacks. 2sd26.5o; /;
spring, 25@25.50.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-07-28
FOR TWO
WEEKS ENCAMPM
Delaware Cuardsmen to be Kent
Busy With Maneuvres at
Rifle Range.

A program Of the activities of .he if
teen DAYS encampment at the Rifle
Range OF the Delaware National Guard
beginning august /, has been issued
by Col. III. W. Stark, commander of the
regiment IN the shape of General Orders
No. ~. OF chief interest to the public
and friends Of the ruardsmen, Is the fact
that there will be rcgimeniai parade
practically every evening. Monday.
August |, will be taken up with pitching
camp and a conference of the officers
The camp viii get down To business on
TUESDAY, August 2. Starting az :. &C, A. N.
with recruit drill and instruction under
arms, there will be lectures on hygiene.
vcnereal diseases, care of the feet and
instruction in the care of arms and small
arms target practice. Rerimenfal
parade a. 6.30 will he followed with n
lecture on military courtesy. "Wednesday
August 3 will be given over TO squad
schools, first aid ms rletion. care and
use of equipment and regimental parade.
Thursday, August 4, there win be com
pant and battalion drill, instruction m
guard duty, company instruction and
rerimental parade.
ttttaf. fshE3Si % tE1ffR VIII DE F1lfIl-
pany and battalion drill, bayonet in
strlction, ansi-air-craf, instruction and
reglmentsl parade. Saturday, August &
will be devoted to regimental review
and inspection of quarters Suoday,
August viii be a sort of holiday, there
being nothing between divine service
in the morning until regimen I'll parade
IN the evening, the guardspen being
given an opportunity throughout he
afternoon TO visit with their friends and
relatives who may come to camp
Monday, August S, there will be
moro extensive battalion drill and small
arm prac'i ice in extended formations and
instruction in advanced guard and out
post duties and signal practice, battalion
sir-craft practice and regimental parade.
Tuesday, August q, will witness field
maneuvefs over range of 3 or 9 miles,
aircraft instruction and regim entail
parade. Wednesday, August 10 there
VII, be battalion target practice, anti
alr-craft instruction and regimenial
parade. Thursday, August | / will repeat
Tues lays program. Friday, August u,
will be devoted to a short march, the
guardsmen cooking their own meals,
instruction in chemical warfare and regi-
mental parade. Saturday, August Is
there will be regimental review, inspee-
tion and athletics Sunday, August IA
there will be divine services and regi-
mental parade The camp will break up
on Monday. Angus Is.
There viii be fifteen minutes calls
themes each day following reveille and
an officers conference each evening ex-
cept Saturday and Sundays.
Because 20 per cent OF the guardsmen
are men who served overseas during the
world war, there IS much in the program
of activities that will not prove very
embarra ssing to the major portion OF the
regiment. At the same time, it will be OF
wonderful value TO the real rockies,
who because of the comradeship with
the tried-out soldiers, will be able to Learn
much more rapidly than they would if
they were all green.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-07-28
WILLS AND WIVES.
Queer Bequests In Testaments Are
Made In England.

A man who lived at st. Leonards
and died possessed of e AL has left
his wife "the sum of one shilling to
enable her to buy a rope" Vindic-
tive testators usually add ito hang
herself with" or which / trust she
Ilay make use of without delay"
Similar mean resentment entered
into the will of. a man who left his
wife one farthing, with the direction
that !. should be sent 10 her in an un-
stamped envelope.
II the widow accepted such let
ter, injury was added to insult in a
charge of eight pence incurred on
coin sent in an unregistered envei-
ole, plus double postage.
But even women make disa greeable
wills. One who died about II years
ago directed that her relatives
have nothing from her relatives
should have nothing from her estate
save bag of sand to rub themselves
wifh-none deserve even a goodbye"
Testators always have the last word
but the point of such insults is largely
lost when the will. as often nowadays.
is not read aloud to the relatives.
London Mail.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-07-28
POWDER QUOTATIONS.
Reported Daily at Noon by Laird
Co., du Pont Building.
b. 4 o. REVENUES.
There Was Gross Decrease in june
As Compared With Last Year.

Following is a summary of state
ment issued today by the Baltimore
& Ohio Railroad Co.. showing earnings
and expenses for June, as compared
with June of last year:
Operating revenues-June, 1921,
June, 1920, sI7.5S4 .so7.-
o.. decrease this year, s1.2eS .sS3.2s.
Operating expenses-1921, s14,s87,-
705.31; 1920 s16.so1 .5o4.7s. decrease
this year. sfs13,7ss4S.
Net revenue from railroad opera
tions. s1,3.S,318.A4 this year and $685.
1925 last year, an increase this year
of s544.s1s.1s.
Net railway operating income 321
1921 1928; 1920, deficit. s5S7.34ss2
showing an increase for this year Of
s904 1885
The first six months of 1920 shows a
total, operating revenues, of $s6, ,23o,-
s51.40. a decrease of $3,555, ,770.S3, as
compared with the same period of last
year. while the operating expenses,
this year, sSs.432.7s1.2e showed a de-
crease OF {ie.283.934.32. The net
revenue from railway operations, this
year. was $12.7s8. .170.14, an increase
of $s,728.1e3.49. The net railway
income showed total OF
S,s3o,4s4.61 this year, an increase of
$7.245,s37.o1.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-07-28
PREFERS ONE WIFE TO MANY.
SLAMS Ruler Determined to Oast
p0lyknm0us Custom of Centnries.

The cablcd announcement that the
King Of Siam Is to break his VOWS Of
cciibacy and marry his cousin. the
talented Princess Wynvinal. skaters
all thought of His Majcsty's enterlng
the monastery---as did his grand
father. Maha Mongkut--or OF revIving
the old established system of admit
ting To the household'' members of
the various families OF BanEkok's y four
hundred
King Roma's father died leaving
between 1000 and 5000 wives. =
When, rs crown prince. -oung Va
jiravudh returned from Europe. his
father presented him with fs7 beau-
ties of the court, saying that he
might start light housekeeping with
these and add to his household ns he
saw fit."
hut the youngster replied that he
would have nothing To do with any
such wholesale marriage; that he
would marry one wife. and she would
be the queen of his heart az well as
queen of his realm. and that until
he met the one he would remain a
bachelor.
~ III ifi' hitlk ittk tnF answer
as a Joke. but, as after repeated ,tre-
ings the same determined reply was
made and he realized that his snn had
much of the iirmness Of the hoy s
grandfather the great Monskut. he
was forced to cease his inporfuning
But he never became reconciied To
the change aud--so rumur has it---sIied
of broken heart. For polyganiy ia n
state institution In Siam.
Sianese gentleman may hive as
many wives as he can support. sfhe
hareins OF the nobility count their oe-
eupants by the hundreds. the rovat
household numbers many thousands
bangkok is an ideal spot for J.
royal wedding. The city is called
Bangkok. the Beautiful and right
~ so. II is the Paris and tho Venice
OF the East combined In one. Siam ts
the richest country of It's size in the
world; Bangkok. with a population or
nearly 100000 souls is the political
commercial and social center of The
state.
The palaces and public buildings
are marvels of exquisite workmanship
The people are plea suro-ioving foll
READY az a moments notics< TO enjoy
TO the fun a pageant OF plsv.--
Kansas city Times.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-07-28
RAILS ONLY STEADY
STOCKS ON CHANGE
Prices Slump Despite an Abund-
ancs Of Money at 4 IL
Per Cent.

Ny Associated Press to Every Evening
New York. July 2s.-tWall Street.
1910 "A. MIA Ave point rally In
United Drug. and an eight point de-
ciine in Pressed Steel Car on over
night announcement that divident ac-
tion on the latter had hcen deferred.
featured the conflicting movement of
active shores at the opening OF to-
days stock market.
The rally in United Drug was short
lived. however. that stock soon re-
acting points.
+ Other issues. particularly equip
ments. oils. rubbers and motion pic
fure shares became unsettled at re-
actions to points.
Texas and Pacific was among the
rails and General Asphalt. Baldwin
Locomotive and retail stores register
ed moderate gains.
Noon-United Drug recovered al
most 4 points of its early reversal. but
other specialties displayed increasing
weakness. National Lead dropped al
most nine points and losses extend
ing from to 10 points were sus-
tained by railway steel springs. Press
ed Steel Car. United Fruit and Cali
fornia Packing.
The prominent steels. oils and
motors were irregular and textile and
chemical specialties also gave way to
pressure.
Rails were the only comparatively
steady features.
Trading was not i'm the least degree
stimplated by the opening rate of AZ
per cent for call money.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-07-28
A GRANDMOTHER At 81.

How many can claim the novelty of
bsing n grandparept when 81 years
old?
Not many nre heard Of, nj any rate.
This iy the distinction of Mrs. Jafpea
Mcrris. just 80 years old. who believes
she IL the youngest grandmother IN
Oklahoma.
Mr.. and Mrs. Morris of Oklahoma
city became grandparents recently
when n daughter was born To Mr.. and
Mrs -. &. Thompson. Mrs. Thomp
hon * Z years old
The great grandmother, Mrs. J. a.
pogcrs. lives at 5of West Fourth
street. pittsburg. Kan, and is s5
sturs old
Mr. and Mrs. Thompson. who live
with Mrs. Thompson's parents, were
married February 2s. 1920 Thompson
is an employe of an iron foundry.
Morriy is a member of the Oklahoma
city Police force. Oklahoma City
OklHhomsn
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-07-28
rlSANCrn NOTES.

Call money was quoted at 4i1 PET
cent yesterday on the New York stock
exchange. the lowest since November
q. 1919. Money is said to be going a
begging. with millions unloaned at the
close Of business each day.
Farm property in the United States
was valued at $4,000. 100000 on
January 1, 1899. by the census bureau
against valuation OF SAL 600 100000
IN 1910. Iowa led the states. with
property valued at about $500 .oo0,-
600. followed by Illinois. with se.soo.-
COO 600. Farm land alone vas valued
az So. 900 900, 900, against $4,000. .ooo.-
600 in 1910.
The Mizpah Extension Mine is max
ing good shipments of ore, accordiI &
To Tonopah adrices. In June les tons,
averaging s21.5s per ton. were shipped
and thus far this month 124 tons. aver
aging s3s.s7, have been sent out.
The dividends OF IL per cent on
common and OF IN per cent on pre-
ferred declared by the United States
Steel Corporation Tuesday are pay
respectively.
a deficit of 100000 is reported by
the pierce-Arrow Motor Car Company
for quarter ended June, against a loss
uf sa9o. 900 in preceding quarter and a
surplus of s7os.o0 in corresponding
quarter last year.
Production of the Ford Motor COM
rany will break all records in August.
according 10 the schedule announced.
Next month 1oe.7oo cars and trucks
arc to be produced. In addition, the
tractor plants will produce 54o0 tract
ors and the foreign branches will in
crease output. which will swell grand
total production TO about 1s3,7oo
vehicles.
Philadelphia and Reading made an
Unexpectedly favorable showing for
June. Net operating income shows an
increase of s1.127. .5a2, and for the
six months an increase of S3,122. .s57.
While there are reports of buying in
this stock for banking interests. some
observers express the opinion that on
all strong spots there is selling of good
character.
Net earnings of Phillips Petroleum
Co.. before depreciation, depletion and
taxes. for the quarter ended June 80,
1921. amounted to ss5o,2os. Total
earnings were s1.232 ,sss, consisting of
si.os7 .o1s from crude oil, Sl43. .s22 from
gasoline. and s26.1so from n,iscellane-
GUS sources. Operating and general
expenses, including interest, were
s3sa.7ss
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-07-28
STRAIGHT SHOOTING.


Not bit of effort or ammunition
will be wasted when You go cunning
for results in the classified columns
of Every Evening.
Your ad in this section viii reach
everybody in Wilmington who might
be interested in your proposition
whether it's finding help or selling
rabbits-and you1i hear from them
Immediately.
Load your little ad with facts
generalities often fly wide the mark.
No matter what Your ad is about,
be sure that your statements are true,
specific and easily understood. II you
are in doubt about the essential points
to emphasize, get the expert advice
of an Every Evening ad taker.
Nothing counts except results
youll score bulls eye with Every
Evening ads
Call 200 and ask for an ad taker.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-07-28
NEW CHARTERS.

Special Correspondence Every Evening
Dover, July 2s.-Charters were filed
here today as follows: American En-
Eineer Factories, Inc, New York
City. capital. $500, 900. Faspray Cor
perafion. New York City. S2oo. 900
Tiller Manufacturing Co. Whining
ton. Del, 100000. Louisiana Pin.
Products Corporation, New York City
100000. Mississippi Pine Products
Corporation. New York City, 100000
New Enterprises Corporation. VIII
mington, Del, $4,000. New York Fish
Market. Inc. Wilmington. Del. s1o.-
eoo. Benefits Garage, Inc. Wash
.ington, ID. c., $4,000.
Increases in capitalize States
Lock Nut Corporation. Chicago. ILL.,.
from s1.oo0.ooo to 100000; Ackley
Brake and Supply Corporation. New
York City. s25,ooo to $4,000.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-07-28
ROTARY CLUB MEMBERS.
VISIT BOY SCOUT CAMP.
Took Trip, This Afternoon. to
the Encampment Site on
the Chesapeake.

Following the weekly luncheon of
the Rotary Club. at the Hotel dn
fonf. at noon today. the members
formed n motor party and took a trip
TO tho camp Of the Wiifn gton Hoy
Scouts, near the chesa peake BAY.
The afternoon will be devoted to
various sports. including baseball
games There will be game between
two teams picked from the Rotary
Club and = club team will probably
play n game with team Of scouts.
The Rotary Club has taken great
Interest in the Boy Scout movement,
which Il desires To encourage. and
each year there is pilgrim. &C of the
Rotarians To the Scout camp.
Rev Dr. John W. X. Sumwalt.
pastor of Grace ". r. Church. at the
luncheon addressed the club members
on .Busineea Conditions
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-07-28
DIVIDENDS DECLARED.

American Bank Note Company
quarterly of Y per cent on preferred
payable October 1.
American Brass Company, 2 per cent
payable July 80.
American Tobacco Company. quart
eriy OF per cent on common and
common "B." payable September i.
Delaware and Hudson Compa nv
quarterly of 21z per cent, payable Sep
tember 20.
Illinois Central Railroad Company,
quarterly of 1% per cent payable
September /.
J. c. White Company, quarterly of
] = Per cent on preferred. payable
September /.
Southern Pipe Line Company, 2 per
cent. payable September /.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-07-28

1920 Ford Coupe-Tn arst-class me-
gsanieai conditions must 90 at the Saeri-
1919 Ford sedan-I,Ist the kina ~ s's =
car Tor the family man. its mechanically
perfect ana plppin: only - x520
isls Peerless TourinS-in finc recband
"a senoltipns good rubber all around. ana
1920 Buick. 5-Passeneer Tourinx-I-o,oss
ana runs Ike new. 0vcrhauied and r.
i...rl, petnsea. good rubber al aroand- with
ly2o Dodge sedan--Oniy run 8O0o
miles; original rubber, with extra ON rear.
lnis car is IN hne mechanical condition
aa1 y rare bargain ~. 81 800
1918 stutz. 6-Psssenger Tourfnx-s)ne of
tne lccteSt cars IN the state. oyerhzs,Ies3
and repainted' ia hrst-class niechapicai
c2tsittlon ana Just the car for the feiioT
i9Is-l0 Chevrolet Tourins--These s-e
tne popular little 400 models and me
right kind OF car for the man of Limited
means; both IN irst-class uechanicaI COM
ditiOn. i co. - x4sn
1918. Dodge. 5-Psssenger Togrinz~,i5 e,i,1
nrss-eiass nna 81 shape. neyer. been abused
rubber and other extras So
IDS Maxwell. Touring Fivc-pzssen1er
~ nrst-class running order. good ruhher
,l-;i a. around risnt ready TO drive home and
IeITzIs-is-2o Ford Roadsters-A sSoS .s,'d
sssor 81 tneIis of these popular little cars.
the pocket OF the working man.
1915 Chalmers. Touring-A might Inc
iooning car. in frst-class mechanical con-
uitlon. With good rubber an around A
mighty fine car FOR the price SOS
- Frankiin Touring Five-pa seneer.
zoe famous air-cooied motor. easy run
ntnE great miieaze on tires In frst-ciaSs
mechanical coreition. fully equipped and
good rubber all around ~ SIS
l9ls bort. 5-PaSsenger Touring-A
mighty tine light car. in frst-class me-
chanical condition; good rubber and = a
price that Is right $40
1920 Oakland Scdan--A mighty enc
ovcrhauled and repainted: good rubber
anu lots or extras and priced 70 move
1917 REQ 5-Passeneer Touring -elv.r.
hauled and repainted: looks fine and rms
tine and Is fine look il over and We ara
SURE youil be Interested. Priced low $3.50
lslt Dodge, isoadster--ln arst-class me-
chaD1cat condition. with good rubber an
around and an extra tire on rear. lust ths
sar a., dor ne man oi moderate means aud
i9iS Dodge. coupe-wouId make ;dea,
car for doctor or any other use where own
er ls compelled TO be out in an kinds OF
weather. have priced low 70 move
quick s.--.s...4... $50
1918 Chevrolet. Sedan--A mighty due
little closed car. fine running order motor
n excellent shape: good rubber ard fully
equipped ....-.,s....s............... ss.s
Al the above cars can be purchased on
our easy confidential payment plau at
the same prices you purchase for cas- ab-
soiutely no charge for this service We
cannot urge too strongly that YOU come
in aud let us show YOU these cars. Most
al thoroughly overhauled and repaintcd
and are as near new as they can be made
KEEL MOTOR co
ELEVENTH. AND TATNAIsIa SITS.
Phone 500.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-07-28
Liberty Bond Qaotations.
BY Associated Press to Every Evenin

ny Associated Press to Every Evening.
New York, July 2s.-Liberty bond
quotations at noon: Three and one
haifs. s7.ss; first As, 1856; second As,
s7.as: FIRST ANS. 1916; second Az S,
s7.s2: third AS. 91.76: fourth Az S,
$40; Victory 34's. 1854; victory
AIS, 1852.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-07-28

Housecleaning time brings forth
many articles to be discarded-usualIy
In the trash heap. Why not turn
them into inoney-Use classified ad
II will soon sell them.-Call 2e00.-
ADV.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-07-28
EVERY EVENING
CLASSIFIED ADVERTISING.
lndexed for Quick Referencej
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dndexed for Quick Referencej
LINE RATES PER DAY.
Count SIX words to the line
Count initials and numbers as words.
No charge ad taken for less than SOC.
No prepaid ad taken for less than 2sc
Day. s........... IA cents ~ cents
3 Consecutive Days u cents 10 cents
. Consecutive Days ecents cents
LONG TERM ADVERTISING.
Special rates for business advertising
given upon request
REP PUBLICATION FOR ERRORS.
Republication will be made for errors
not the fault of the advertiser II adVertis-
er will report the error within - hours
after hrst publication of advertisements
CLASSIFICATION NOT PER-
MITTED.
TELEPHONED ADS.
Classified advertisements hat are teie-
phoned 70 Every Evening wilt he accepted
at the charge rates shown above. But
the prepaid cost amount Will be accepted
as fui payment il offered at the business
office within six days after any such ad
IS flrst printed 10 the paper. OtherwIse
{ ne cost at the charge rates quoted above
viii be collected.
Telephone Your Want Ads
PHONE UNDRED
ASK for Want Adj Taker
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-07-28

Before you buy a used car. read the
ads in classification II. Automobiles
For Sale.n in today's classified al sec
tion.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-07-28
USED CARS

We Rave inauzurated another fnur-dzv
clearance sale % used ears This 81.
lasts tiii Monday next August I Relow
y1u can see partial lisf of the ears as
ofer a. prices tnat viii move them ouici<
Read. then act.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-07-28
MICHAEL PALES[ UNDER
ARREST AS BOOTLEGCER
Held in 81 900 Bail for Hearing
August a by U. S. Commits
sioner j. Pearce Cam.

| What the prohibition authorities de-
lclare Is one of the most important arr
rests made in this city since pra-
lhibition became effective. occurred
yesterday. when Michael palese Of 30G
French street. well known resident and
prominently identified with Republican
lpoltics. was taken into custody hy
United States Marshal Walter S.
Money on a warrant alleging Il viola
I tinn of the volstead Enforcement Act.
q that he had sold Intoxicating liquors.
palese was arraigned before United
States Commissioners j. pearee Gann
this morning for preliminary hearing
and was held In s 600 bail for q
further bearing on Thursday. August
a. at o'clock in the afternoon Bail
was furnished hy the defendants bro-
gther. Andrew J. paiese. and Michael
WAS allowed his freedom.
Commissioners Cam was not in his
lofFlce yesterday when palese was
brought 10 the Federal building. fol-
lowing his arrest The warrant had
been served upon him IT his home
Marshal Money took his prisoner 10
Newark, Mr.. Cams home, last even
ing IN effort to have bail fixed then.
Tut Commissioner Cam refused to take
any action at his home. not only be-
cause of legal restrictions against such
procedure, but because he did not deem
1T wise TO establish such A precedent
palese was therefore returned 90 this
city.
Marshal Money. when asked this
morning where the prisoner was kept
last night. refused to state. He said
they knew where he WIS and they pro-
dueed him this morning before the
|eommisrioper. raicse himself. when
asked where he slept last night.
promptly replied. II slept at horne.
Where do You think | sept7 I have
not killed anybody" He refused to
state. however. whether anyone from
the Marshal's office WAS with him as
"a giIard during The nfcht.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-07-28
HOTEL CHESAPEAKE

Directly on the beach. Our table supplied
with fresh vegetables and sea foods from
farms and bay Pure spring water.
MRS. L. NJ. OWENS.