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continued story, delightful musical
numbers, ranging from the sprightS
and catchy to the drcamily haunting
lively dances and plentitude Of hui
NOR. together with a very efficient cast.
headed by Cecil Lean and Cleo May
field.
= few of the song hits will include
Il Love Beauty. Bubbles. The Turk
Had the Right Idea" Il Know and You
Know" Il Wonder What She's Think
ing OF Now" There's 4 Romeo Tor
Every Girl That l Know Look Who S
Here" Love Never Changes. MY
Night in Venice" etc. Seats so on sale
Thursday
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and female. may enter this examination
provided they meet the requirements.
Applicants must have reached their
eighteenth but not their forty-fifth
birthday on the date Of the examination.
Age limits. however, arc waived In the
case of persons who have preference
because Of naval or military service.
Persons interested in this examination
should secure a copy Of Announcement
No. 1863. which gives full information
concerning this examination, including
sample questions.
All inquiries concerning this exami-
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"LOOK WHO'S HERE"
Coming Back With Cecil Lean and CLEO
Nayfield. Attraction scored A11
Early In Season.

Look Who's Here" direct from long
c1gagcments in New York. BOSTON, fR"-
adelphn and Chicago. with the UNIQUE
and ever popular Cecil Lean as It's
coined an-star. will be 1T the Ioui
co. snoci,l return engagement on
Saturday,. January 20 matinee and even
ing.
This musical comedy. the book ard
lyrics OF which were written by Frank
Nf,,deI and Edward Paulton, and music
h,. Snyio Helm. has been pronounced
ore Of the most charming Of the recent
musical comedies. possessing all the
clements OF success in consistent ana
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Needs Recorded.
CLERK cARRHR ExAAIHAr1oH

Tho United States Civil Service Com
mission announces that on Saturday.
February 10, 1921. an open competitive
examination will be held for the posi-
lions Of clerk and city carrier in the
postoffice at Wheeling. w. Va
Clerks in the Wheeling Post office arc
divided into five grades. the salaries Of
which are s1.4OO, $500. $1,000. s1,7o0
and $500 per annup respectively.
Clerks and carriers win be promoted
successfully after one years satisfac-
tory service in each grade to the next
higher grade until they reach the NTH
grade.
All citizens OF the United States, male
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rHuRsroN THE FAMOUS MAGICIAN
Thurston, the Famous Magician, VIII
Be the Attraction Mt the Court Hn-
tire Week OF January IL.

The ngaSemcnt promises new
prorr,ss Of magic In what is unques-
finnnblv the only show Of its kind on
earth. Thurston needs no tntroduGtio4t
TO lovers Of this time honorrd style oil
anus ymCnt. ..,,,,,,
Thurs,on carries three times rs muSh
paraphc,naIia as did the greatest OF oIu
ii,,,r r,ariCians his COMPANY numbering
twenty-six people. who assist him IN
presenting new program with man!
spiritualiStic mysteries, one, OF the most
prominent being called Ghosts. or 10
Snjrits Return" Il weird and uncanny
Seance. "a. +. ..,r,, =.
Another surprising effect is ihe
Mystery of the Water Fountains Il
Chinese spectacle presented WIN
wealth OF beautiful scenery, llGhtIhs
sfFarts and Oriental costumes.
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aT,,KE TT FROM ME"

One Of the features OF the mus"
,o,nndv success. Take Il From Me-
When vI,iy comes to the Court for an entire
and beauty Of the costumes of the pig
chorus OF pretty girls and the an ron,nS
and hats worn by the principals. Eoth
New York and Chicago newspapers have aye
commcntNd on this sartorial portion
Of the production and the srcre, Of ii SnS
~ ssnr,.il "stvle" nf the dresses and
NH the lingerie and shoes worn ,i.
ne fact that WIN y. Johnsione., who ,,
wrote the iibrcto,, also IcSl SIS; ,Nods sro
$50. ,yorn by the principals. as he IS
S Sf%seif " an artist II high achievement
.,s an Illustrator. cartoonift and water,
c5lorist. lie is at the head o. lhe Af'
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WOMAN FoH cKAPLu.

Washington. Jan. 2l.-Rev. Clara
Morgan Of Perry. N. T., seeks TO be-
come the first woman chaplin Of the
house OF representatives, succeeding
Rev. Henry II. Couden. resigned. Her
candidacy was put forward today by
Representative Sanders OF New YORK
In whose district, she now has . church.
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COUNTY COURT
Mnnda1A E.ioeuSaR.

Albert Daniel Sprntley, "a, Rochester
Pr, and Marion Elizabeth Conley. Fl
Ambridge. Pa.
Byron Brahm. 90, and Frances Ahler
30. both Of Nevarrc. O.
Fiduciary.
Bartha Ball appointed executriX OF thu
will Of the late Frank ]. Ball. Bono
$4,000.
Deeds Recorded.
Fidelity Investment Association to
P. r. Kitchen. Property in Ook Park
Con sidcration $40.
r. r. Kitchen to Nelson c. Hubbard
Troperty in Oak Park. Consideration
$40.
Nelson c. Hubbard to Mae r. Kitchen
pronertv in Oak Park. Consideration $40
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THE THEATRES
''THE GIRL IN THE
LIMOUSINE" MARKED
With SENSATIONS
Courts Coming Attractions


Jan. "a. Matinee and night
Mooseheart Band.
Jan. 90, Nightie Night" (Farce
Comedy
Jan. rs. Eight Famous Victor
Artists.
Jan. IS Harvey's Greater Color
ed Miustrels.
Jan % Return engagement OF
Look Who's Here"
STARRING Cecil Lean &
Cleo Maytield.
Jan. 81, and weck-Thurston
Worlds Famous Magi-
clan.
Feb. 10. Trail OF the Lonesome
Pine"
Feb. 1912 Henry W. Savage's
Original New. York COM
pany in "Shavings."
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Many a successful business has been
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Want Ads.
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nation should be addressed to the Sec.
rotary Of the Board Of Civil Service
Examiners, Post office, Wheeling, w. Va.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-01-22
Enjoy Dancing
For Ever
keIIoqu's SAM tone Waters the
Wonderful Tonic That Quickly
Restores Youthful Vitality
in Men and Women
soc TRIAL BOX FREE

IF you would feel younger as you
GROW older try the wonderful tonic
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-02-12

In these charming serge models, de-
signers Of ultra smart clothes cater 10
the preference of well-dressed women for
simple effects. The overblouse Of the
first model is sleeveless, the sleeves being
attached TO the lining. The vest, girdle
and lower edge of the blouse are stitched
With fine braid. The skirt is a two piece
design. Medium size requires ~ yards
54-inch material. with ~ yards 36-inch
lining for underbody and upper part Of
cores.
Dark brown serge is used for the
second frock, the front Of which is deeply
slashed and rolled with the collar, ex-
posing a vest Of ecru silk Buttons trim
either side Of the front and the fulness
is held in at the waist with belt made
OF tiny silk-covered rings and ribbon.
Medium size requires 3X yards s4-inch
serge and $E yard lining.
First model: Pictorial Review Dress
No. 9lI4 Sizes, "a to A. inches bust.
Price, IS cents.
Second model: Dress No. 9l46. Sizes,
81 10 IS inches bust Price IS cents.
Crosby & Hill Company are sole
agency Of Pictorial Review Patterns
Wilmington leading store for silk
wash goods and wooden dress goods
s05-07-09 Market street -Adv
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-02-12
WOMAN'S PARTY.
Convention Opens in Washington Next
Wednesday.

The three-day session of the national
convention of the Woman's Party opens
in Washington Wednesday, February
l6 The following delegates, with alter
mates, will represent Delaware
Delegates Mrs Florence Bayard Hill
les, State chairman; Miss Mabel Vernon,
Mrs. Frank r Stirlith. Mrs James n
Ginns, Mrs. T.. B. Jones, Miss Marie
Lockwood, DR. Margaret Handy. Mrs
Victor du Pont. Mrs. Thomas Whiteman,
Mrs. NJ. r. Brown, Miss Elizabeth Bull
lock, Mrs. s. J. Horn, Mrs. Julien Ortiz
Alternates- Elizabeth Speakman,
Miss Rachel Howand Mrs. Annie Arneil
Miss katherine Hilles. Mrs. George Car
ter, Mrs. f. Paul du Pont, Mrs. Naomi
Bennett, Miss Ellen Samworth, Miss
Mary Gallagher, Mrs. +. b. Riley, Mrs.
Willard Biggs, Mrs. Annie J. McGee,
Mrs. Lena Messick, Miss Caroline Coop
err Mrs. Mary V. Adams, Mrs. Frederick
Bringhurst, Mrs Henry Hopes, Miss
Edith Spruauce, Mrs Robert Houston,
Mrs b. Ableman, Mrs Nathaniel Will
kinson. Miss Catherine Boyle, Mrs.
S. f. Tarbutton, Mrs f. a. Loffsnd
This convention. the first since women
had the vote, is comparable TO the
carly convention of women which met At
Seneca Falls, n. Yin lS4S. Both wore
called for the purpose of considering the
status of women and TO d decide upon a
program for removing all in eQualities and
determinations against them.
Miss Margaret Wilson, daugh ter of the
President, who will describe the wor of
the Community Center organizations
will be the first Of fifteen speakers on the
aftelnoo of February IL 10 lay before
the convention the legislative programs
now being carried out BY various national
women's ganizstions
Representatives of the Political parties
will explain the legislation which their
parties propose in the interests of women.
The Republican party will be represented
by DR.. Simeon Fess of Ohio and Miss
Alice Robertson. only woma n Congress
man-elect The Democratic p arty will be
represented by a member OF its executive
committee and hy Miss Charl Williams of
Tennessee. Copgressman-elcct Never Lon
don will speak for tho Socialists; Duncan
Mcdonald, for the Farmer-Labor Party,
land J. A. H Hopkins for the committee Of
fortv-eight,
The convention on the last day will
vote on the future Of the Wonan's Party.
The finai evening will he devoted 70
"reminiscences Of the seven-year victorious
campaign and picket pins will be presented
To all the women who carried banners
before the White House or the Capitol
Josephine Preston Peabody will close
the convention with speech on"Womcn
and the Future.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-02-12
p. r. r. AUXILIARY DANCE.

The Ladies Auxiliary Of the p. B &
". r. R Athletic Association viii give
a social and dance in the p B & " R
Athletic Association rooms Fourth floor.
southeast corner Eighth and Market
streets, Wednesday evening. February
Is, dancing 10 begin, at So p m
A cordial invitation 20 attend the social
sad dance Is extended by the Ladies
Auxiliary to ali members of the P. B
d W r r Athletic Association, and 10
all employees of the Pennsylvania railroad
bringing with them their wives OF friends
The committee in charge of the affair
has made preparations for large number
and n order that apprecition Of thei
efforts can be shown. the Athletic As
sociation would be glad to have all mem :
bers Of the association and all employees
who can possibly attend, to do so
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-02-12
Y. W. c. A. CALENDA r.

MONDAY.
I0.00a. m.-Meeting OF board Of directors.
200 p. m.-Staff meeting, club rooms.
3I5 p. m-Friendship Club.
TUESDAY.
S45 p m-West End Girl Reserves, West {
End Reading Rooms
345 p m.-Hlawatha Girl Reserves. club
rooms
3.45 D. m.-Watataisi Girl Reserves. club
7.3O D. m.-Aloha Club, club rooms
7.30 ?. m.-F. /. G. Corps, club rooms.
500 p. m.-Gvmnasium Class. club rooms
SOL Market street
Asp m-Meeting Of Officers Of Clubs
Of Girls Work Department.
WEDNESDAY
$50 D. m-True Blue Corps Girl Re-
serves, club rooms.
3.45 p. m.-Pocohontas Corps, Girl Re-
serves. Hanover Church
345 p. m-Oriole Corps Girl Reserves
club rooms
rs ,. m.-Mandolin Glass for Begin
ners, club rooms
500 ?. Mandolin Club Organization.
club roome.
THURSDAY.
345 p m.-Good Fairy Corps Girl Re
serves, club rooms.
345 p m.-Eastlake Corps, Girl Reserves
club rooms
7-30 p understanding class, instructor,
Miss Schute.
3.0O-5 90 p. m-Rehearsal for Pilgrim
Tercentenary Entertainment, High
School Auditorium
FRIDAY
500 ?. m.-Spanish class, club rooms
500 o. m-Pilgrim Tercentenary Enter
tainment. High School Auditorium
SATURDAY
400 p. m.-Marshallton Corps Girl Re-
serves, club rooms.
500 p. m.-Dance, Camp Fire Girls.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-02-12
Happy Workers Entertainment.

This afternoon at o'clock at West
Presbyterian Church the Happy Workers
Missionary Society will hold thank offer
ing meeting when the society's mite boxes
will be opened A valentine party will
follow and an interesting program will
be given, as follows: Solo, Jane Cloud
solo, Beulsh Papermsn; recitation, kezia
CrOwl recitation, Leona bolton Al the
opening Of the boxes eight Of the girls
will be dressed in foreign costumes and
eight ia American dress.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-02-12

A. t.. trantZ, and SISTER MiSs oehcN'cfc
Frantz ON Delaware avenue.
Mrs. Elwood Souder, Jr has as her
guest Mrs. P. Logan Bocklus OF Wooo-
brid ge. n. J.
Miss ANNA Negendank is spending two
weeks with Mrs. John r. Haswell at
State College, Pa.
At meeting held last week at the home
Of Mrs. Findley Van Lear, the young
women of Westminster Presbyterian
Church formed guild which promises to
bring about much pleasant social mngllng
for the purpose of guild study Mrs.
George Coppage wa, elected temporary
president, and the next meeting will be
at her home on next Wednesday after
noon, when An election of permanent
officers will take place. Miss RICHTER Will
address the meeting, and plans Will be
made for Lenten classes for mission study
Another phase Of business will be the
selection Of name for the guild.
Miss Mabel Walker is at home from
Madame Skerturn's for the weekend and
has as her house guest Miss Louise Suy-
dam Of Pittsburg.
Harry c. Proctor of -504 West Twenty-
second street, spent the weekend with his
parents Mr.. and Mrs. G. W. Proctor,
Forest Hills Gardens, Long Island, n. \.
Miss Mary Proctor will have as her guest
this weekend her cousin, Miss Marian
Stewart OF Wilmington.
Miss Mary Stewart Of Ashley has re
turned from a visit TO Baltimore.
Miss Marion Dunham entertained Is
friends on Thursday afternoon at Mrs.
Diamonds and Miss Laura Amory S
attractive tea house.
Miss Julia Fleming GOldsborough Of
Maryland spent the last weekend with
Mrs. Robert p Fletcher Of 1924 jackson
street.
Miss Elizabeth Baxter, the attractive
daughter OF Mrs. Cornelia Baxter Of this
city, is now located at Parlin, \. J
An interesting announcement IS the
engagement of Mrs. Stanley Steele Of
2209 Boulevard 70 Earl A. Spencer Of
Spencer, Mass
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-02-12
PLAY by West Church Guild.

West Presbyterian Church Guild viii
present the three-act comedy, Anita s
Trial" on the evening of February 25,
at the New Century Coub, Miss Grace
Baird is director and the following mem
bers OF the guild \ will take part: Misses
Ruth Mcintyre, Ethel Grier Katharine
McRae. Geneweve Ritchle, Dorothy
McRae, Marguerite Clymer, Marjorie
Bogart, Helen Jacobs, Mildred Hopes
Mrs Uerona Rutter.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-02-12
Wants 20 Help Other Mothers.

Mrs. VIM. Sager, 90l Nichol street,
Utica, n. r.: II gladly write anything
that helps a mother with her children.
My little girl had whooping cough and
was afraid she would choke gave her
Foley's Honey and Tar and it helped her
wonderfully She could sleep most all
night without coughing. This good
cough syrup checks colds stops coughing
cuts phhlegm and covers raw, inhamed
membranes with healing coating. n b
Danforth Ady.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-02-12
Ladies Ald Of BeIlefent :.

The Ladies Aid oi Belleionte 81
Church viii hold 3 social meeting T11r>
dav afternoon at go. 80 fhe houe
nj the president, Mrs. : Z. Cooper NJ
Friendship Quilt sggArss WI Do .1nes
and each member = requested 'o er.o-
sewing implements.
The Aids Martha Washington ~alla.
evening Will he ou February - ,t -h-
church
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-02-12
FEBRUARY.

Were you born in February II your
birthday occurs between the first and
twentieth Of the month, 50 the star gagers
say you Will be blessed with strong COM
mon sense, keen perception. versatility,
conservatism and remarkable executive
ability Februarys birthstone Is the
amethyst, which signifies deep love, A
comforting little verse about the amethyst
IS
The February born shall find
Serenity and peace of mind,
Freedom from anger and from care,
Ii they an amethyst shall wear.
The February flower 5 the primrose 1t
means Sadness, but with many Il is the
favorite marriage month. II is so IL III
Italy, where he first, third Al d nineteenth
twenty-frst are considered as especially
Favorable dates for tying the knot
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-02-12
HEMSTITCHING.

Having made arrangements With the
Come and See GIFT Shop Arcade, du
Pont Bldg. packages left there will
receive prompt and careful attention
Mrs. A. NJ Gish.
2411 Jefferson ST. Adv.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-02-12
Family Conversation.

Father What We're you and Mr.,
Spooner talking about, Ethel?
Ethel-About your kith and kin, IA /
ther.
Willie That's right, pop, Mithter
Thpooner seq. May ! kith your Ethel
ser. You kin. Boston Globe
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-02-12
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Club news. personal notes, and
other matter intended for the
Woman's Page should be in the
office Of the Society Editor by ,
o'clock on Tuesdays and Fridays TO
insure appearing In the paper on
Wednesdays and Saturdays. All
matter should be legibly written,
on one side of the paper only.
Society Editors Phones Office,
$40. Home. lS97-M.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-02-12
Mostly About People

is visiting her parents DR.. and Mrs'
A. T.. Frantz. and sister, Miss Gencvievc
Frantz, on Delaware avenue.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-02-12

NIrs Robert Cecil Hogan of St Louis
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-02-12

Mrs. Elwood Souder, Jr., has as hei
guest Mrs. P. Logan Bockius Of Wood
brid ge, n J.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-02-12
TEACHING EN6LISH

Since January. Miss Mamie f Rohr,
/ head of the Education Department, has
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-02-12

Sleep Without Dreaming Of You" Mrs
Cover,lale presided at the piano
Tho officers Of he lu5 are President
Mrs !. l.. Arts. first ylce-president, Mrs
II Hardy second vice p sident Mrs
Ernest Slaughter recording secretary
Miss Reua ID Williams, correspondent 6
secretary Ms Walter q Tatnall, trea
urer, Mrs Norris Truax, club hostess
Mrs l. VI Fowler
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-02-12

Miss Anna Negendank is spending two
weeks with Mrs. John X. Haswell at
State College, Pa
Albuquerque morning journal., 1921-03-26
Vote on hotel site:
Sixth and Central, 93,250.
Second and Copper, 21,S25,
Third and Gold, 600.

By a four to one vote the stock
holders, common and preferred. of
the Albuquerque Hotel company
selected the northwest corner Of
Central Avenue and Sixth street
as the site to be purchased for the
location of the new hotel. Official
announcement of the result was
made at 8 o'clock last night by a
committee of hotel company di"
rectors which made a canvass of
the votes. The committee making
the canvass was composed of Presi-
dent Louis Ilfeld, Secretary George
Roslington, Wallace Hesselden. A.
l.. Martin and w. A. Keleher,
The committee had before 1t all
ballots cast In the election. as GER
titled by the election judges. f. f.
Landolfi. O. A. Matson and d. B.
Mckee. A study of the ballots dis
closed that 172 stockholders cast
ballots in person and that TIA
stockholders were represented at
the ballot box by proxies. making
a total of 346 stockholders actively
participating in the election. In
terest in the election continued
throughout the day. the polls be-
ing open from 10 a. IN. until p. m,
q Rivalry is Friendly.
All those who had actively par
ticipated in furthering the interests
of the various sites before the elec-
tion and during the election. main
talped friendly relations through
Albuquerque morning journal., 1921-03-26
HUNT FAILS To
LOCATE MISSING
NAVAL BALLOON
Searching Parties Find No
Trace of Gas Bag Which
Left Pensacola Tuesday
With Five Passengers.
(By The Associated Press.)

Pensacola. Fla. March 25.--Con-
tinued search today by squadrons
of airplancs, flying boats, dirigibles
and eagle boats failed to discover
any trace of the missing naval bal
loon in command of Chief Quarter
master G. X. Wilkinson. carrying
four students which left the air
station here Tuesday night and last
reported over the gulf twenty miles
off st. Andrews bay. Naval Off
cials, however, have not given up
hope of reaching the missing man.
In the balloon with Wilkinson.
whose home is in Houston, Tex,
were Russell w, Eland of Belle
vile. ILL.,. Edward L. Kershaw OF
Rayne, La, John o. Elder of Leb-
anon, n. Y. and William II. Ire
frey of Salem, Mass.
A $4,000 Cubic Feet Graft.
The balloon in which the five
men left here at o'clock Tuesday
afternoon was a $4,000 cubic foot
craft. Besides the men and bal
last, two pigeons were carried. One
of these returned to tho air station
at $50 o'clock yesterday morning
with q message which had been
started nearly twenty-four hours
before. The second pigeon return
ed this afternoon. after it. too. had
been twenty-four hours on the
way. The last message gave the
position as thirty miles off St An
drews bay, with the drag rope in
the water and all supplies ex-
hausted. At that time the wind
was on-shore and the balloon was
slowly drifting northward.
Balloon May Have Landed.
1t is on the wording of the last
message that naval officials base
a. belief that the balloon landed
somewhere on the deserted coast
of the outer island. 1t IS believed
by balloon experts here that the
craft would keep the men above
water for several days If the
weather remained calm.
With an on-shore wind, officials
belieye the balloon may have been
carried to the beach in some re-
mote place, from which the flyers
have been unable to communicate
or work their way to civilization.
Albuquerque morning journal., 1921-03-26
PUBLIC To NAME
CANDIDATES FOR
SCHOOL OFFICES

Candidates for the three places
on the school board to be filled at
the special election April will be
nominated at a public mass meet
ing to be held at the high school
auditorium the night of March 28.
The meeting will begin at O'Clock.
This date was set by the city
commissioners yesterday. acting at
the request of members of tho
school board who are said to favor
this method of nomination. In
this manner the school board cleo
ton will be nom partisan affair.
Lack of purely city organizations
in the two leading political organi-
cations in Bernalillo county makes
it inconvenient for them to put up
candidates. Heretofore the party
leaders have agreed on candidates
who were usually elected without
opposition, thus keeping the
schools out of politics. '"Sf t''1t