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Evening star., 1921-08-25
TWO DIE IN EXPLOSION.

Large Mound OK Sheus BLOWS Up
Near u. 8. Army Ordnance Depot.
WILMINGTON, Del. August 25.-
Two men were killed and two injured
when . huge mound Of shells exploded
near the Delaware ordnance reserve
depot at Perkintown. N. J., two miles
above Pennsgrove.
The dead are: Daniel Wolf and
william McGill Of Pennsgrove.
of shells, two cars containing $4,000
pounds Of black powder and the plant
OF the ColumlSf Salvage Company.
Evening star., 1921-08-25
AUSTRIA SIGNS TREATY.
Secrecy Attends negotiations
With United States,

VIENNA, August 24.-The treaty OF
peace between the United States and
Austria was signed here yesterday after
noon. Arthur Hugh Frazier, American
commissioner in Vienna, acting for the
tending the preliminary negotiations.
The terms Of the treaty are being
withheld for the present. 1t is under
stood that the government does not de-
sire public discussion of the treaty pend
ing its ratification by the foreign affairs
committee Of the parliament. The COM
mittee will meet Saturday to prepare
the ratification Of the treaty for consid-
Grafton by parliament when 1t reassem-
bles.
Formally Lacking.
The ceremony Of signature was devoid
Of formality. Mr.. Frazier. accompanied
by Secretary Shoecraft, arrived at the
foreign office at 1857 o'clock. They
went Immediately to the chancellor's
bureau, where they were received by
Chancellor Schober and a few other OFF,
cials. The document was in readiness
and was signed at once.
A brief and informal exchange Of con-
gratulations followed. Mr.. Frazier say
ing the occasion marked a vital step in
the restoration OF peace and expressing
the hope that it would have a great
moral as well as material effect upon
Austria. Chancellor Schober, with ILL.,
concealed emotion, voiced deep gratifi-
cation upon the restoration Of relations
with the United States.
Evening star., 1921-08-25

lContinued on Page 2, Column Il 2
Evening star., 1921-08-25

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Evening star., 1921-08-25

3 sssss tss.s ssS ST.. !. 90. - 2 Y ::
Evening star., 1921-08-25

Fair tonight and tomorrow; little
change in temperature.
Temperature for twenty-four hours
ended at 2 pm. today: Highest. 80,
at 2:20 pm. yesterday; lowest. So.
at Sis am. today.
Full report on Page 4.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-03-14
TIME UP TOMORROW FOR
FEDERAL INCOME TAX
All Returns Must be in the Hands
Of Collector Graham
by Midnight,

All United efatea income fav retlrr4
frr fp2n ruuss ~ fl M hands ~ tir
e,.iiettol ~ internal Por4rHo if
Grahafn br midnight teturfrnw -f.Froe
aa+ nigh, ~ niue, III is fhr rr.itu
Il. ,na, .}rra Fvarv fayofle roturr
rrrpari. adIraeaed sr ~ 4. rra~h Nir~
fntHf ba acsoruua uiod nr payment III
the entire tsv ~ ~ Ieas- au~ quarter
- ne total tav 1Hr 1-r7n tavca -rou.d
re.~ hs psld ri suii
.Ehavs r. rr rrtrv sict IN tirQn airwrf
unless the farf-aver = SD ~ ir7-rid
ably . ahserf or II frar re1irg ahvoad ar
piF~fFFiar for extensions -frdrr these
,ivctrnHia rres should ~ addressed E"
shr collector ~ Internal Ra-r0ua r. n
Graham SIR extension hevord 30 dave
r"in be granted except IN ftiii state
rrrrt ~ facts to +he ornrr ssiorer z
Internal Revenue Tashlngf~n ~
r-nr fptl,ire ~ rnaga return or rlr,c
thrro - panaifv ~ - H0h rlus F ger
,er- ~ he 'ay dire F-ov failure Il, I.a a-
tav when d4e for rnderSfaterrrr'
n tho tav through ragliRsnce -nete ?
/. nanait. ~ 5 rer -arf - Tho tav p,ss
fnferrs- - per cent prr month fr'r
paid
FOR making fsl~a 0r frard4lert re
turn he penalfy if1 nor rn- rv-
-eedinz ora Taarp irnprtaournent or
10th pluH s0 uer rart addition III -1e
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-03-14
Here Is a Fine Laxative
For a Little Baby
Millions Of Mothers find Dr.. Caldwell .
Syrup Pepsin safe for infants

XXTHAT young mother has not
w often asked herself the ques-
ton, what is the best thing can
give my baby for constipation" II
II a very important question. as con
stipation is the basis Of most ills of
infancy and childhood.
Give half teaspoonful Of com
bination Of simple laxative herbs
with pepsin. You can obtain II ~
any drug store under the name 81
DR.. Caldwcll's Syrup Pepsin. II Is a
mild, gentle medicine that children
willingly take. and bottle that costs
only sixty cents is enough to last an
average family several months.
Or. Csldwells Syrup Pepsin has been
used by millions Of mothers, for the pre-
scription has been sold in drug stores Tor
thirty years II is the same prescription
Or w b. Caldwell. who Is nov in his end
year. used In his extensive practice Tor
half century. II Is the largest selling
llquid laxative IN tho world. Last year eight
million bottles were bought in drug stores
You can make no mistake in giving Dr
CaldwclFs Syrup Pepsin to your baby
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-03-14
NEWS OF LAUREL.

Laurel. March II Mrs. William Chip
man is Visiting friends and relatives
IN Wilmington.
Mrs. Francis ] Riley of Wilmington
is here visiting her parents, MIR aud Mrs
Albert II Waller
Miss Virginia Bnylis Of pocomoko City,
Md, is here as u guest of Miss Nellie
West on East Sixth street
Claiming that he was not getting enough
Ia feed himself and purchase aecemsry
clothing. james Robinson of Bethel who
for many months has been IN charge Of
the drawbridgc nj that place. refused the
offer made him by the Levy Court last
week aud John s Glhbs hns been ohoarn
nj salary Of slSS por year Robinson was
20 receive $40 per month
While loading a scow with lumber NJ a
wharf near Sharptown, George " Chase,
Negro, Of Vienna, fell backward of the
scuw and was drowned
Ernest spiccr. railroad mail clerk
who was been colfnrd 10 his homo for
several weeks, conveleacinp from nm injury
sustained while nj work IN the mni aot-
vice ~ able to he out and experts tu m
sumr his duties soon
Buildings to house the cemcut 10 be
Isnd IN the construction oi the new school
building have been built on the school
grounds. and the first carload OF cement
arrived md was STORED last week Tho
work of cxcavatng for the building has
started
Several local members Of the Tall
{ cdara of Lohanon attended the smoker
gwen bv Enatcrn Sho iorrai ~ Sails
bury. FRIDAY evening
Anothor drop in tho price ni gasnlme
took place SATURDAY. WHEN one 1T the
local dealers sold ~ - cents per gallon
Tho high School girls " CON
ference held in Dover. last Ma,. vas such
a succeas that n second one viii hc hold ~
Laurel this vcpr Almosi every high school
m the State ~ rpprca"ntcd aud the con
ference ann IS to auEEesi vacations fpf
the g,rls to take NJ after leaving hlph
school and college
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-03-14
CONTRIBUTORS TO
FIRE ENGINE FUND
List of Those Who Have Given
Money to Purchase Fire
Fighting Apparatus.

ueeial e'afreqrandet. - Fterv Fleming
Rirhnt,isun Park March it-With
note fhan inn Contributor alreHdy
taWalds the fUttd eor tho nre apparatus
t. be secured fat the i've suburbs along
fhe &evpofi pite. the members ~ Tho
vttt ioua aoifiInittecs will resume fhe
ss9t of eanvaaaIns tonight Thoac
eho hate donated - the campaign Ho
fat are ss follows
flebstdr.n t'ark August aahuIfz
Ae.a pnuk q q caotacheu 63eutg@
sand. taat y NJ pnrris. Miss Rehet.a
tlankinefan phiheaa Hastinea = 4.
Iasefius Fred n elasaerf \ & TTaDp-
tet5 CON shtIl. 1. tusffann. Al
fatf u e,sith William y Watson Hra
Willtar ~ tTafpor r A auruefa.
,!aafaa r Wataau r. fardoa
eallvef Me- Hcsfulien repie III
aon. sullivan 81 uccmlaosh = f.
AItxarflut william Tinepan. ~
Tatte 1rd Edwin Matthews
e!lrf}fth fahn Oldham Annie
paaffrr ohartea s4risvnid s. ~ TaY-
IN y trfrlar fohu iGyor john
,.i4' rra,it f4auu1eff Ear Ash = r
AT i weight faha = johnson.
Ne u 8 wright %sii smith Ifenfv
rtI,.teae e4attatf Contwau
t4nfe4 rosae 8 Watson = george
enc,-tst Nr Tsar r & CtaaHan Nrs
i s-s.vfI, ira Catherine @e-viin Tr
etrrfeH NJ tttlI.hafd nr efriko1
Il pfes.u Nfr tsarrefta,.u ttessrFe
f5tnr arI tlrrdon thalftuf George
4 tasuet At ralilir= Nr pealo NJ
sInvef NJ Ilarasan. s., II sloan
~ narrer ~ ffanF 81 Hefans
N, Nilef NJ ratefir 81 Ragart
fet s4arb II 81 baso. a 81 Ftg
ret and paffff ilsan
fgrrrat ftat~ev Nafhrr=. William
Tsle SfHarsl = drntzar Howard
uerfger il Haaarrard Fs7v Gordon
Harvey n.rd l Earar lflteh fohr
) Taaaal S. EIer r lirrplor
- king Martha y Iatfhea 8pthaf
q wetaa darlrl.e i Welaa aatuue
ssetsa i Hat3 = Kendrtes lewis y
ItIanafisfd Il < pagar = kahua
lsseasrfs + feqe ltfanquis'. fJosratl
r48i. t@isa ee Hsas Hfia. EHiFa p
a.te1ei 4rl lsfrahspat EaaitY Co
whining ter Wilmington ssah
r,eai - f f'Heor oo W Hazal
haffrs feefa Kent ra art
HuIsr fras -
sev.f.art Tia q r. Gveeg ~ "
e.asst tsreEs - I.dvarl E4raanf and
T.aretr f.rn.rns
l.rha= euruef WHH4fu Fratierirs
oat Grnva- claude Eanfa
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-03-14
NEWS or STAFFORD.

Scaford March II Mis- Margaret
Hi teacher IN a a,honl Al Newark spent
tho week end here nth her parents. Nr
sud Mrs Ira lIill
NJ aad Mrs T y Rhes, " Miss
lssie Prov n and Edward Evans Of Mil
ford mo,orod - Seaford YESTERDAY. and
srent Tho ia, with Mr. and Mrs Orvl'o
Bhea
Dorsc, Doaoho student at Delaware
College s,reat tho eek END hero with his
parents Nr and Mrs ,leNandcr Donoho
Town fathers ot Blades shut the hd
dow neht Yesterday by closing the ICE
cream and shoe-shllIne parlor q W 7
Lathhurv
Ihe pla, Rashtul Nr Rohhs PIC
senfed trlda, night hv the sonlor~ 81 the
h,sh school netted the class 500
The puce of gasoline has dropped in
the Seaford market Ia q cents per gal
lon sealns' 70 cents few DAYS ago
sheppard Nsssp, caught five shad N a
Aai selno SATURDAY. night the largest
catch hv anv one fisherman thus far re-
ported
Grand Master William IlighheId
and staff Will pa, their official visit 10
n ram Lodge 4 ? 4 NJ THURSDAY
evening March l.
Rs,ne whltelev one Of ~oaiord :
oldest eltlzens.Is seriously MI n the home
ot his son. ] q Whitclcy
Thomas l. Collins. '>caford oldest
painter and decorator who was severely
injured vhen ladder broke with hm.
las week is improving A the homo Of
ms sister. Mrs 7 Dawson
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-03-14
RRIDGENU.I.f NEWS

pffdec He Ma. .b "a Tn" TUESDAY
Ntsht ,.lnI. l~ld iis weekly meeting lAst
ve.l at the hUu. - thu v,cc-pr'sl dent,
Mr. I Iswrencr VI ahall After the
revlIar hust. .rs~ meeting Which vas IN
cherEr ii Mrs Cahall an address on,
,h,-d Roaut, Vas made hV Rev
n = 1ctr, re'lrod VI ! preacher
r., y ,,unh, 81 cambridge. Md :,
aas,ated ~, pisstou " Jacobs;
uesda, aad "Wednesday ~ the Revival
.ery,cce bong bcld IN tnInn Methodist
Fpscopal {, hurch
Thr 1--we Hundred ard Cluh Was
.ntert,.,e,l n, fhc rouutr, home u Miss
poiofh, Faas INST week
Rachel and norufh, stewart chtidf'n
II NJ ald Mrs William stewart. hey"
hrcn ll With pneumaaia In' arr stow "
Iccoveta +
IL I Nh Victor Lows have
h.en ..lrs H pclmar. guests Il Nr
.nd Nrs Lewis
~ur,..,re 1a,. lscn 10 town this week
v,,l,pg .u Il. ro,i,c which VII ho used
II CONNIE th, Delaware and Narvland
etrnp iuttd-
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-03-14
FAMOUS OAK CIT DOWN
Tree Stond Reside Old Brick Ne~tin
TIanse nj Rising sun

tzte#n4 Nld March "a The iavEe
plaea aak froe that Ras beer a iardmaFs
f4f grr.erottara sta, 1irp hy the Old
Huek Meeting Hous. easf ~ Rising sur.
baa heer rtf dusef HE tree was on The
.IecIft.e he 'rura tt.anQ hollow and after
exafuls s.ftsr rs r eeperf I was prHnoInr-
ed bevard repalF
The trae St ,ad hr thr Did Friends
Meeting IIouae Rmeh IS bfnf Il brick
brought fr"rn I7giaad + s said that
General afa1stte farr,ed beneath Is
zpreaslttz Z IRA eias - hlz march "a York
.oan "a The re" ans tho pride If fho
ualxhborha3d tfter bciuQ felled i pa
found the Aaas measures feci lncheS
y ross Of ,fz there Vas j. rim ~ auld
w,od loss taar $ fte 1es IT. thlekness sus-
tar Ing n. 8e Fff Il he immense tree.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-03-14
NEWS OF MILFORD.

Milford. March Ia Nicholas NJ.
stokes has purchased new buick light
siX coupe
Grior Il Baynum. who is attending
the Wharton School Of Finance, I'M
vcrsity Of Pennsylvania IN Philadelphia.
spent the Weekend here ut the home OF
his parents. Mr. and Mrs George u.
Bavnum
Funeral services Of the late William ].
TomIinson, who died IN New York City,
aged IS wears. were held Yesterday nj
trrnoon from the home ot his sister. Mrs.
Jennie Adkins. in Milton lrtcrment IN
Milton Methodist cemetery, services IN
charge of Rcv Thomas V Nnpatc,
: I II
Harold Gricr spent the Weekend IN
Wilmington
Miss Edith simpson IS visiting rcla-
t,vcs in rhiladeipha
Miss Clara Yardlcy Prcttyman, who
had been VISITING for the past six weeks
IN New .lerpcv and New York points, has
returned 10 her home here
DR. Frank l. Grler sailed AZ noon Sat
urdav from Now York City ON The steam
or Imperator for two months visit
10 Pans. Belgium, Switzerland and
London. IN the rtorests nf the l. - taulk
lft'IEal . NiiiI llttS ''ttH ~ ihish ffhif'f'"
torres ~ several foreign ritics Mrs
Grlcr accompanied Dr Grier fo Nov
York
HARRISON " lynch Is confined ~ his
bod with rheumatism
Mrs William NJ Pierce Is waiting i"r
several ,lave at The homo of her mother
~ Dovcr
Rev pr J II ~trnnghpr president q
MARYLAND Annual t-nnFcIcuco "i the
Methodist Protostant church. vii
preach tonight IN The 1$cal " i hurrh
and VIII hold the lasfsoifcial moct,pg of
the wear a. the close ~ tho service
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-03-14
NEWS Of A DAY
FROM THE STATE
Seaford High School Students
Take Practical Themes tor
This Years Essays.
HOW FARM BOYS PROSPER

prom Every Evenings Correspondents
Newark, March IL BOYS enrolled III
tho vocational agricultural departments
N several Of the high schools OF the State
ar. taking keen intcreet IT. the possibilities
for making money IN poultry production
They are interested because number
of hovs msde money this past season WIN
LAYING hons Others made money with
bro,lers ard some have found that raising
capous paws well .,
The hoys IN Harrington recently ViStcu
Mr. SCOTS poultry farm, rear there ara
studied his methods Of fcedrrg; breeding
ard trap nesting They also learned the
edvartages OF hot All and hot water Ir-
rub,tors while the pcIbators were IN
oper,t,or They saw the use OF electro
lights IN poultry houses ard the rcsnitart
effects upor egg production
Tho bovs ~ DClmar have done some
,annniglrg and also saw the RAPID RaifS
IN weight winch capons make over the ir,
treated hrds \s = result Of thus krd
ot cducation mary bows arc establishing
themselves IN small poultry husircssoe ard
ave gettIng themselves prepared tor the
,alstng ui hrmlerr treRtlpg ard raising
cap,rs. n. 4 breeding NJ Tor LAYERS NIs"
ths, are Citing read, - do something
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-03-14
DELAWARE CITY NEWS.

Delaware Clf1 March Is Nilllam
Cox of ~ Georges dlei Saturday ~ hs
home after short lllrrse Of pneumonia.
aged 6!l ears lle wac an active Drmocrat
ard valuable partl worker IIc leaves =
widow Al 4 tvo children Mrs lohr Hop-
LIS ~ Wlmrr gton and Waltcr Cos of
Newport Funeral SERVICES viii ~ hold
this afternoon al 2 o'clock AZ ms iatr
residerce conducted rs Rev Mr. NcCo,
~ - Georges intrrmcrt ~ 81 Georges
reretcr,
The mavor and C,'v Council have de-
clicd to start eVcevatjng Williams street
from W ash,retou street 20 the ralroad
sta1Ion Men and teams vii start work
IN a fcv days
Mrs Mar, Acker ha. gone 81 Tolc,io
Ohio. where she Uill ho a gIest ~ hcr
slstFr. Mrs Moore
The Soldier Civilian Soc,al Cluh vii give
? darce At Fort IN Fort on Wedrc7da,
evening ncxt Music Will hc furnished hv
HsljIWcll orchestra
George Ncll toeh left Hcstcrda, for -
NIary g school Baltimore Md
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-03-14
OAK HIii SCHboI

Townsend March I4 The monthly
meeting ~ tho Home md Scltrol N-so-
cintIur uf Oak I'LL was held ~ tho new
school lnul,irg Inst Thursday afternoon
The tnretlfg q was nporcd by all singing
tmcrlca. followed hl pIavor ~ concert
Nn interesting program was well
rendered hy the school Which included
strglrr G NmcricR the Beautiful rcrta
t1pus >, tho primary and grammar
grade motion exercise song whole
school duet Nlzscs Ruth Pryor nnd
Nelfs Marker clase song Nv siH girls ~ =
two hoys Reedirg and diFcursIor ~
The Modern School Flaut followed
Rafreshmer. ts were served
Inst before adiournmel the now organ
arrived 10 tho delight of an II vas snuu
tested and approved
IN tuduhon society. under tho dlrcc
tlon ~ the SENIOR teacher has heon ur
gani7ei and much interest - manifested
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-03-14
WILL HAVE GOOD ESSAYS.

Sca'ord. March Is Tho class IF 1927
Scaford hugh school has been requested ~
develop projects IT. writer themes as "a
part ot The regllat Irel~h graduation
rcouirmcrt>. and several of the cia>s haNc
already chosen their subjects rs follows
Tomato Culture ~ SUSSEX County.
MARY Hill and Gladvs Kinder The
Patty Carron House ard rs Historical
Sigrlticar.a Norma Smarto ard Blarcb'
Carter History uf Concord Hazel
Kitchens Marketing of Fruits and \cgc-
tables in Sussex County Madeline Mar
vcl and Thomas Doroho straw berry
Culture in Sussex County Helen Martin
Education in Delaware Sirco 1917
Nellie and Ruth Fogle
The other members Of the class expect
70 name their subjects IN q short time Last
wear Seaford wor frs, ard second prizes
IN project work IN SUSSEX county
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-03-14
SAW JOHN nRnWN HANGED
Mar, Wander Native of Harper Ferry Die
M Ninety Two.

Cumberland. MI Na,th u FRANK
In VI Smallwu"d 80 wears old native
~ Iiarpere Ferry, Who Vl'nosaed th"
Iohn Bruwn ,paurtrotfpn nnd tho aulsr
luent execution of the alnliinn leadsl
,lled here Wcdu"alnp night He waa =
man ~ great ,Fnf and waa ahle - dn
m wnfl lung after he had rer cha,i ~
Mr. Smallvpud served inuf wears -
the Army ~ Northorn NirElntP lie took
psr 40 the campaign defending Rich
mnad Later hc was gunner ~ tho heavy
srtillcr5 defending the .lamce rlver aga'nft
mon ginloate llr vas PIT ~ charge ~
! huge Parr,u gun called lauHhns
Charley vhlch was terror g. enemy
tlVor craft
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-03-14

'\o-To-Bac" has helped thousa nds To
break the costly nerve -shattering to-
bacco habit Whe1ever YOU have a
for "a chew, lust place harmless No
To Rac tablet in your mouth instead to
longing for q cigarette. cigar pipe or
help relieve that awful desire Shortly
tho habit may IL completely b~oEen.
and YOU are better of rncntally. physic
ally financially. It's 50 rasy, So siraple.
Get a box of No-To Bac ana If II
doesn't release you from all craving for
tobacco-iu any form. your druggist will
refund your money without question
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-03-14

a missionary service in smyrna Presby-
tcrian Church. in charge of the Helen
Eckerd Nerkcs Band Wednesday eve
ming
The annual town election at Bowers
Beach resulted in the election of I, =
Davidson, William Peden and w J.
Covordnlr. ms commissioners for two
Years each Alexander Minncr was elected
assessor for one venr The holdover
commissioners are Joseph 7. Cross and
j. NJ. Bouldon.
Rev Percy L. Doneghay, rector oi
st Annc's p T. Church, Middletown,
delivered a special Lenten sermon, last
evening. in ST Peters Church, Smyrna.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-03-14

Surgeons Hospital, Wilmington, IL show
ing improvement
Mrs Parks Posiles of the Strand, who
has been receiving treatment NJ a VIII
mington hospital, ~ recupefatinp At The
home Of MIR and Nrs William + Roth
well
Wallace l.. Cannon on Saturday WIS
taken III with acute indigestion
Mrs Vaughan Lancaster who has been
IN tho contagious department ~ the
Physicians aud Surgeons hospital, VIII
rnngton with nearlctian in expected "a
arrive at her home, AZ 3aldton, this
week
If vou are thinking of buying fruit of
ornamental trees, rose bushes or ptivct,
phone W 7. Cranaton, NJ l6-R-li
New astic Adv
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-03-14
I.G0s ANERtt AN nEAp nAak
brought Hcmc From France 90
Transport Sntnme

New Norl March Is The lodios nf
GrS Nnor.an eol.llora Who d,cd ~
France dung the UaI atrivcd lor oyra-
tcrla, on th transport eonmo from snt
wcrp
tlvc hu irc, aud e,ghtN seven aol
dIcra " l,o have hecr serving n the A'ner-
lcau ARMY on tho Rhine returned on Tho
transport
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-03-14
NEWS OF SMYRN \.

SMYRNA March "a Tho supper gwen
recently b, sylvester Band at the Twcn-
tleih cnturv Club was = success. the
gross receipts being around $500, out of
uhlch the band will clear about S3l0.
phirh viii hc used toward the purchase Of
uniforms $50 phonograph was secur-
Cd b, Ralph Carev of CLAYTON
LATHE Miss Doroth, REYNOLDS Of Fell
ton while PLAYING at school, last week
lrokc her leg Just above the ankle
Miss Bertha Harlan. Of Hanover Pres
y ybrian, Church Wilmington who re-
.e1tly returned from Chlua addressed
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-03-14
DRIVE AWAY HEADACHE
Rub Musterole on Forehead
and Temples

a headache remedy without the dan.
gers OF headache medicine" !" Relieves
headache and that miserable feeling
from colds or congestion. And il acts at
once Musterole is a clean. white oint-
ment. made with oil of mustard. Better
than mustard plaster and does not
blister. Used only externally, and in
no way can it affect stomach and heart,
as some internal medicines do.
Excellent for sore throat, bronchitis,
Group. stiff neck. asthma. neuralgia,
congestion. pleurisy, rheumatism, lum-
bago. all pains and aches of the back
or joints. sprains, sore muscles, bruises,
rhilblains, frosted feet, colds of the
chest (it often prevents pneumonial.
35c and Csc jars, hospital size $500
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-03-14
SEAFORD'S MINSTREL TROUPE.

Seaford March II Following q thor
ough reorganization and the addition of
several rev acts the Hobbs n Longen-
dyke mlnstrcls will make their first APP
pearance of 1921 AT Wrlght's Auditorium.
Seaford next FRIDAY night March IS
Among the rev features arc the mus
cal act of Conawav and Price. solos by
Miss Marion Ford: sketch 10y Albert
Jackson Jazz Baby by Jack TwIford
together with several Others. SIX brand
new sorgS will be used by the company,
and the Jokes viii al he rev. ard original
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-03-14
WAS Married ia tnis

A,,al41{ne to Ara Hannah =, kinFlet.
~ 6 Woai Thlrd atreet her daughter
Vera who is aald ~ bc The second wife
~ EHv ard Tvsnn charged with hiEamS
was married ~ Il, ann cu October Ia.
lata ami noi three Years aao as was
rrpurted Nra kirz}er savE her dauRh
tct did not knov Tvaou was married
uutu lcze thRn a Year aRo
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NInpIETowN NOTES

Middleton March "a icy
Franz Rives ~ Bam'ro " connection
with .he centenary ct nc Neihndls'
Tp,scopal Church vii de'tNo1 'faNon
address IN bethesda " 7. 'hnF'h th}F
evening
Delaware Anslers and trurncfs Inh
las ohtaned ~ opt'on or \oNer own NM
p.rd roar here ull ercct club house
there
puecr Tsttpr Circle af Bethesda NJ I
Church VIII meet With Mss Sarah Mates.
ruesda, evening March -
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-03-14

Md, was IL deal for the purchase of
the Sussex Gas Co, Of this town, is mn
error in 30 far ms the name Of the pur-
chaser is concerned
II is the Citizens Gas Co. of Salisbury
that is endeavoring TO buy the plant here,
instead of the Eastern Shore Gas u Eloc-
frIC N
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-03-14
Musical TNent NJ ST. Fatrick's.

An event ~ rclisious significance and
81 a,tietl. Importance as Well viii TAXI
lIa,, ~ 81 Tatrick's church ou SUNDAY
t,,uluE at s o'clock when Rossini =
St3lat Mater viii he sung in it's en-
tucty hy a choir of more than 0fty
soicgs under the direction ~ Rcv.
James NJ Grant y -
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-03-14
MIN pRaDIt FRS HANQt "

s,..,. 1I,,.b tt The Go operative
Ntu I,.,.Ir.., N-s..tnti,,r viii hold a
r,,,.,,,,.s r,..tn.r II III a,Iu.k Tucsda,
norrlug ard ~ ua"r vii haN' Z h"ndH''
AZ WHmmgtau ~ i k"'n Whgn t'si-
,,css In Fl trrcst VIII 10 discussed
Ibe proposed milk plar Whloh the ASS
,,,. ,,t.,Js "a erect vii hr con-
.i.lrrrd