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Shoshone journal. [volume] (Shoshone, Idaho) 1884-1931, 1921-02-25
FEDERAL POWER
COMMISSION

In compliance with the Federal Water
Power Act Cal Stat. 1869 notice is
hereby given that the Idaho Power
Company of Boise, Idaho has applied
for preliminary permit for power
development at Twin Falls on Snake
River. Idaho, between Section ~ and
Section 4, T. 10 S.. r. IS E., B. M. Any
objection against granting such permit.
or request for a hearing thereon, to-
gether with any briefs, reports, or
other data for which consideration is
desired. should be submitted on or be-
fore March 81. 1921, to the Executive
Secretary. Federal Power Commission.
Washington, D. c. j21-m11
Shoshone journal. [volume] (Shoshone, Idaho) 1884-1931, 1921-02-25
NOTICE 70 cREDIToHs

ESTATE OF James r. Holmes "
ceased.
Notice is hereby given by the unoe,
signed Administrative of the Estate !,
James r. Holmes, deceased, to ".
creditors of and all persons na'Hs
claims against the said deceased y
exhibit them with the necessas,
vouchers. within four months after Y,
first publication OF this notice. TO "
said Administrators at the Office ~ "
Henry J. e. Ahrens her attorney IN ~
County of Lincoln, State of loaus
this being the place fixed for al
transaction of the business OF
estate.
Dated February 4, 1921
f11m4 Elizabeth w. Holms'
Administrators
Shoshone journal. [volume] (Shoshone, Idaho) 1884-1931, 1921-02-25
ALIAS SUMMONS
IN THE DISTRICT COURT OF THE
FOURTH JUDICIAL DISTRICT
OF THE STATE OF IDAHO
IN AND FOR THE

OOh n JODiOIAL DIS RIC
OF THE STATE OF IDAHO
IN AND FOR THE
COUNTY OF LINCOLN
First National Bank of Sho-
shone; Idaho, a corporation
Plaintiff Alias
VS. Sum
l.. y SnIth and William c. mons
c. Dooley
Defendants
THE STATE OF IDAHO SENDS
GREETINGS
t. T. c. Smith and William C.
Dooley, the above named defendants.
You are hereby notified that a com
plant has been filed against you in
the District Court OF the Fourth Judi
cial District of the State of Idaho of
Lincoln by the above named plaintiff.
and you are hereby directed to appear
and answer the said complaint within
Shoshone journal. [volume] (Shoshone, Idaho) 1884-1931, 1921-02-25
Plaintiff,

PLAINTIFF,
All unknown claimants Of
fractional lots Four "a and
Five go In Block "a" of the
original TOWNSHIP of the village /
Of Shoshone. Lincoln County
Idaho; Leonard Logan; the
unknown heirs and deyisees
of Thomas r. Logan, or
Thos. f.. Logan. deceased.
the unknown heirs and de-
visees of t. p. Cartee:
Louis ]. Post, widow and
heir at law of John A. Post
deceased; Anna Louisa Post
Edith Post, Theodore John
Post heirs-at-law of John
A. Post, deceased: JohnB.
Neil; the unknown heirs and
devisees of John B. Neil:
Ida no. Oregon Land and In
provement Company. corn A
grafton; Shoshone Townsite s
Company, partnership T
consisting of Thomas f.
Logan. John A. Post and L. F.
Cartee; the unknown heirs,
devisees and legatees of the
said Shoshone Townsite Com
pany; Andrew w Mellon:
the unknown heirs and
devisees of Andrew w. Mel
lon; Florence Dole Stowell;
the unknown heirs devisees
and legatees of Florence Dole
Stowell; Harry P. Brown;
the unknown heirs, devisees
and legatees of Harry P.
Brown; -..-..-..-..-....... Brown.
wife of Harry p. Brown, and
her unknown heirs. devisees
and legatees: .-.............. Brown,
wife of Harry Z. Brown, and
and her unknown heirs de-
visees and legatees; o. o.
Peck and .....-......-... Peck, wife
of o. o. Peck; w. NJ.
Kranish and ........... Kranish,
wife ofW. NJ. Kranish;
Charles Fl. d. Knight and
Josephine Knight. his wife;
Bank of Shoshone. a corp
oration. its successors and
assigns; Louis Davidson; 80.
Hayes, husband of Della
Hayes; Charles w. Dill and
Elloy M. Din, his wife, and
III unknown heirs, devisees
md legatees of Mrs. ANN
Dill, deceased; George W.
Hodson, husband of Emma
". Hodson,
Shoshone journal. [volume] (Shoshone, Idaho) 1884-1931, 1921-02-25
Defendants
THE STATE OF IDAHO SEM
GREETINGS

To All of the Above named Defer
ants:
You are hereby notified that a col
plant has been filed against you
the District Court of the Fourth Jr
cial District of the State of Idaho
and for the County of Lincoln, by y
above named plaintiff and you are her
by directed to appear and answer ID.
said Complaint within twenty days y
the service of this summons If servs
within said Judicial District an
within forty days if served elsewhen
and you are further notified that un
less you so appear and answer SAL
complaint within the time heren
specified, the plaintiff will take JUG,
,Hent against you as prayed In SAY
Conpli ut
This action is brought to quiet uu
to cor'air property to-wit: Fraction.
al lots -Four (D and Five 90 In l'loo
"a Of the village of Shoshone. LIN
coin County. Idaho.
Witness my hand and the seal ,
said District Court, this 18th day o.
January, 1921.
E. A. Bowler. Clers
Beulah Guymon, Deputy Ger
HARLAN D. HEISTf Attorney el
Plaintiff. Residence and Post oh"
Address; Shoshone. Idaho. ,e
(SEAL JILL
Shoshone journal. [volume] (Shoshone, Idaho) 1884-1931, 1921-02-25
ALIAS SUMMONS

In the District Court of the Faurth IN
diciaI District of the State Of Id,r.
in and for the County of LineoIr
Fra y7lxIia A A oh wi"
Shoshone journal. [volume] (Shoshone, Idaho) 1884-1931, 1921-02-25
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-SHOSH0NE HIGH SHOUh
. NOTES


Faculty Editors
xsai,or- chief Miss Mis-
Athletics ...-...--.-.--.---.e-.----- MT "io'o"
rsditors- in Chief .........~-. Senior Class
,,nier Reporters - Lillian Burgess
E,bel chrisman. Richard Mccollum
sophmore Reporters ....-..--...- Muriel
Landsborough, Eleanor Anderson.
George Haddock
Freshman Reporters .~--..-~-.--~,--ii azei
Newman. Wilton kirkpatrick.
Eighth Grade Reporters .~...--Francis
Ash, Harold Wheeler.
Seventh Grade Reporters --.-.Edna
salzcr Grace Beckett.
Inst Friday evening very large
crowd turned out TO see the Woman
loss Wedding" The program consisted
az reading. dances. songs and the
ceremony The entertainment was
huge success The High School can
wei be proud Of its boys. Something
over $50 was cleared The girls raf-
fed Off the bridal cake and sold pieces
Of wedding cake clearing over SlS.
II is rnmorcd that divorce proceedings
have already been instituted.
Last Tuesday being Washington's
birthday the afternoon program was
varied. Miss Umstcad read a part OF
Washington's Farewell Address Civ ,
ing selections containing advice for
America for an time. Mr. Wesson then
brought lcforc the student body the
plan To bond our school district for
enough money to provide for a new
gymnasium and a better school build
ine. and urged the students TO boost 1t.
Plans for the new building were ex-
planned and then each member of the
faculty gave talk on the advantages
our pupils would derive from GYM
nasium and better class rooms,
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-03-30
HOLDS RAILROAD CO,
WAS NOT NEGLIGENT
Supreme Court Reverses Judp-
ment of Lower Court in
Damage Case.

The Supreme Court has filed an
opinion in the cases of Philadelphia
and Reading Railway Company against
Saunders c. Dillon and Clarence NJ
Beadenkopf. reversing the Judgments
entered in the Superior Court of New
Castle county in favor of Dillon and
Beadenlxopf
After reviewing the testimony sub
mitted on behalf of the plaintiffs the
Supreme Court held that the trainmen
of the defendant had right to assume
that reasonably careful person driv-
ing an automobile on. that highway Mt
that time would adopt such lights and
rate Of speed as that he could and
would bring his automobile to a stand
still within the distance that he could
plainly see the train of the defendant
and so avoid running his machine in
tn il. and. therefore, these employees of
the defendant below were not negligent
in failing to give warning by lights,
or otherwise. of the presence of the
train an obstruction to the highway:
and in view Of these circumstances the
court below should have instructed the
jury to render verdict for the defend
ant below. An order will be entered at
an early date reversing the Judgments
in the Superior Court. and directing
that the plaintiffs below pay the costs
in both courts.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-03-30
WILL ENFORCE THE LAW
AS TO STREET L0|TER|NG
Case Against One Man is Dis
missed Because He Mad Not
Been Warned.

William Schwartz, charged with ioiter-
ine On the street Mt Eighth and Market
Vas dismissed nv Judge hastings In
Nunicipal Court today. In dismlssing the
case Judge Hastings made II PLAIN that
hc was not going back on his word 10
break ,p the nuisance of corner loahng.
aspcciallv M this particular vicinity. hut
because in making the arrest the poilce
had not complied with the law by warning
Schwartz
schwartz was warned to get off the
corner on Tuesday night and obeNed.
lut on "Wednesday night when ne was
AGAIN standing on the corner the ofhcer
placed him under arrest without warm ng
him 10 move on.
Prosecutor Davis stated that conditions
we're such that the police were forced to
~:atIon a special officer OH that corner,
VA after the charge was dismissed asked
- court to indie ltc what the police arc
- Ito. Judge Hastings replied that the
puhcc wcrc perfectly justified III arrcstilg
schwartz. Tut hc was forced to dIsnlNS
,h, ,asr because tho officer IN warning
IA, man Il hours before the arrest did
unt comply with the ordinance.
Il the ordinance governing loltcrlng on
thc streets az the present time lS n"t
strong enough The court will recommend
.n amendment ~ the ordinance. Judge
II 4Stlngs stated
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-03-30
DAMAGE IN JERSEY.

Special Correspondence OF Every Evening
Penn's Grove, \. j.. March 3O.-Hopes
~ fruit growers of Salem County that
At least part OF the peach and pear
crop might be saved by rising tenn
perature were blasted when a heavy
frost vas found covering the orchards
this morning. Yesterday growers who
examined the buds OF the trees express
ed nope that they might weather the
winter bareback
On account OF the unusual warm
weather, the peach trees were pink with
blossoms but this morning the buds and
flowers were black and uilted The
peach crop il is believed will be almost
a total loss, while the pear and plum
crop is half destroyed it is estimated.
Owners Of grape vines say the buds
had advanced just far enough to be nip
ped by the frost and fear that the early
grapes at least will be killed
Early raspberries were too severity hit
to be expected to recover. The straw
berries were not advanced far enough to
be harmed except in a few cases and the
loss 10 this crop, growers estimate to
be slight. Apples of the early varities
were also slightly damaged by the frost
but the greater part of the crop is ex-
RftLt1 ~ "C4NLltf LfAC COAO snap Late
apples We're not affected at all
In a few sections of the county cab
bage plants had been set in the fields
and truck patches. The leaves this
morning were blackened and withered
and the farmers will set ont new plants.
Charles Smith, florist, said number Of
lilac bushes in his yard were about to
burst into bloom but were also black
ened and killed by the low temperature.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-03-30
DISTRICT GOVERNOR HERE.
} ID. Hank of Richmond. Va. Guest of
Xiv anis Club.

J y Hans Of Richmond Virginia, dis
-rict governor for the C9pltal district, was
, guest ot tho kIWanls G luh today. at the
,ra akiv luncheon Mr. Hank was visitor
h.r, i year aga wh"n the district con
.,ntlpn W. held In this CITY. and made q
~, aumhcr Of friends ~ that time
fI> visit here TODAY l. 10 renew the ac-
.lala;anc, ships he made - that time, and
(. strive - arouse enthusiasm IN the esta'-
-hmcat = new cluiis IN the territory Of the
p. apltai district
t,vcrno Hank todd the local club Of
work that thu Virginia kiwanians
,r. dolngIr irving T. establish patriotism
W, favorlbIv among th, students Of the
ls.- thuugi making i compulsory
tssu o. -tudN the : constitution
~ a-k.l trc Wilmington membere to
.a establish hlvanI~ Clubs III small
81 tr. ~tate quoting what had
.l.tetr other sections oi tho Capital
..t.t - et .aragt them
80, ai-t rgcd tho members - come -
ofd ID Ap-I heI, tho scInI-an-
. dl-f-tct rnrt.I mon vii IT, held there
w.inh-t strd ljntn the kIwaEis
a rl4t -er equ'mert The rirc
- t.0 j, atIfarlor - % 20 Newark -
-, iarHt. o. Delaware College
rlar- iar tp, l.aiic~ Night to be-
Il Ncdr,-dat evening we're an
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-03-30
CHICAGO LIVE STOCK MARKET.

by Associated Press to Every Evening.
Chicago. March 30.-CattIe. receipts
5000: beef steers generally steady.
early. top, $50; some held higher: bulk
beef steers S.25m9.50; butcher she stock
and bulls, steady; bulk fat cows and
heifers. 5.250p7.50: Gamers and cutters.
largely 3.00M4.5O; bulk bulls. 4.75G25 rs !;
veal calves. 25 to 50 cents lower; bulk
vealers to packers. 7.60Gns.00: stockers
and feeders. strong to 25 cents higher
one load choice meaty 1858 pound steers
TO country buyers. e.75.
Hog, receipts $4,000; slow; lights. 10
TO 10 cents lower; others steady to Is
cents higher than yesterdays average.
light butchers up most: top, 1925. bulk
200 pounds down. 9.75ni0.20: bulk. 300
pounds un S.s50950. pigs, steady to
Is cents lower
Sheep. receipts 20 900: opened very
slow. first sales sheep and yearIings
about steady lambs. 25 cents lower
good 80 pound shorn yearlings and ewes
700 ono hundred pound shorn wethers
and sh0rn ewes. 6.25 and SIS respec-
lively; good s5 pound Colorado lambs
s.25; no choice handy lambs sold early
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-03-30
MAYORALTY SCHEMERS
SUGGEST MANY NAMES
democrats Urging Prominent
Men 10 Consider Nomination
for the Office.

N'hucn herr not much hclng SAID
Fl. ~griac. lh. ppltcsl pot i sand 10 l'c
rfne Rs propagation for the election IN
.... I'h, Republicans have suggested
vrtl caudIlalc> ior mavor and the
cmncraf- ARE following sun
Nccord = ~ TRENDS ~ theirs, John ;.
i.as>.H laur + Manchester, William
t;rr,3r au Il I..llc0 arc being urged
s,.~ui. 'hc nomination for Mavor
th, l}.rIvru,rIc tickci
Ta u Fl ,rr,t~ ar, dcht'iag the advis-
...t, 81 u..hIag tho defeat ni The city
s-tpr tslI ,n l~-Ic 81 thc primaries and
e. 'b, rlyrrloa Becau>, the blame for
iefcst II ,hc ch.r'cr measure rests
.l, on rhr Republican leaders, the
..ta aer,4t- trcl that Il they namc a strong
.,.. L.r, iur MAYER that their chances
.i..,nc him arr better than for several
SOM, ., hr Republican, candidates for
tnr arr opposed toa change IN the CITY
nmeu' .,ud hav" expressed them
: uhurl, "a that effect Il the q 9.
e.,ier~ ~houd throw the gage down
~, Democrat- - 'hc> dii whca they
lated IN, charter h,l' Tho Democrats
that the result night rot hc the same
Il vss the Delaware senate when ;ho
, .i, was taken on The charter bili
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-03-30
PHILADELPHIA MARKETS.
AssocIate.: Press % Every d.venlnr.

BY Associate.; p,ess 20 Every fsvening.
Philadelphia, March 30--Wheat, low
or. No. 2 red winter, 1.stNDI 10: do.
garlicky. 1.5eMf.s1.
Corn. lower; No for Export 7sm
751z.
oats. lower; No. 2 white. 81 lrg2: No.
. white. 50l0501z: No. white. 4sHO47.
Butter, higher: western Creamery ez-
ira, i7k fancy prints, 5sGkGO
EGGS, lower: nearby first. 2GI12gh /.
do. current receipts, 250o25bz western
extra, frsts. z5 " GD2s. do, fitsta, 21Go2s .
fancy selected packed, 55026
Cheese. easier: New York whole milk
fancy fiat, fresh. 24aJ25; fair 10 good, y
In23. lOnghOrn. held and frd8h lower, q
0o27z.
Live poultry hrm; fov Vis. ne N
quality. 35lD3s: fancy broilihg chickens.
50m55; young roosters, Z71n35 old, -
lp25: turkeys. 81 10 50 az 10 quality
ducks. white pekin. 43M45: mixed
colora, 40M42: do. rnusco w. 2s0t30
geese. 28GD32
Dressed poultry flrrn. fowls fresh
killed. choice 10 fancy. 3gGD4f do srnalI
sizes. 32@3e; old rooste RS. zs@z9
Toilers. nearby, 46O4s. do. western.
45M45 roasting chickens, hearby san
81 do. western. 34M3s a iucks. fancy
western, 37040; geese. wedtern. fancy
3Om32
Potatoes. higher. white pot 4atncs Penn
sylvanin per 100 pounds I0OTII .25.
Jersey No. per basket, 35h40
Flour. dull. soft wintkr. straight
western, S.25Gs.50: do. nc arby. lisa
500; hard winter. straight. S.50Ni9 %
do. short patent, 8.25O9 50 spring first,
clear. 6.600pe85; do. patent. s.GO6s 10
do. short patent. 9.Z5G09 50. fancy spring
and city mills patent, family brand
f0.10GDI0.50
Hay. steady timothy Sb Z. Z350a
24.00. do. No g. 2f.00N21I50. sample.
1S.00d20.00: no grade. 15.00Of7 10 !.
clover mixed hay. light m Exed. 70 00a
22.50; No. rnized % j002d 50
Tallov. quiet prime city lonae d..
special loose. 5; prime dou1try =.
edible in tierces. Z
Bran. lower. soft winter in 100 ms
sanks. 31.O0n32oo a ton spring, 5000
GI,3f On
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-03-30
GETS LOST SILVER
BAG IN DAY

Mrs Rebecca Morgan's silver n1esb
bag couldn't stay lost more than a
day because she took out some lose
insurance" in the shape Of a Lost and
Found policy on Every Evenings
classified page
The bag was hack in her hands with
in twenty-four hours after she put the
Every Evening ad on its trail
Mrs. Morgan. who lives at eos Wash
ington street. lost the bag between 1900
West Fifth street and Tenth and Jack
son streets But-as has been ex-
planned Just couldn't stay lost
II You lose anything let an Ever
Evening ad find it for you.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-03-30
Question n nirs,,Ion

A-fthr-c+tr accord ~r tra r-a
small tov ans eI-r-I. -vt-eaf -
~ give teacher eeod
ishirg trefr irnarrt &-f
taiUi- tf's Ir~r
the -rlra ear.
life
Vow rrr0rr.r -rfr
teacher orc rerr.-r tlre
hours Fl ..-f faf
eighto"
Which arar rar eerf
vouresta~ aufIeesIr
Which - rr.
ads rrrat "A.
vEeH dsu
said Tommy
what 1Fers- e-.4 a aa
-Ehv Tp~1u. vr.aIred
0ir.lnz ar taf ~ -re tsr
rought d-aa
pi-t4bgr- rrr4rn
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-03-30
20 DISC USS UNEMPLOYMENT.
.c,scr " iiletts Of L. of Pa. TO Address
Roiarians Thursday.

Joseph WllIe,ts. professor in the
.ou school of The University Of
-vlvania will discuss "Unemplov-
~ the meeting Of the Rotary Club
row a. noon Professor Willetts is
hortv o. TIN subject. and in order
many may benefit by MS address
--,blc members Of the club have been
to brlng 4 guest with them.
COTTON viii be- the last day to make
tlons for officers for the ensuing
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-03-30

speaker of the House and for some
years United States district attorney at
Shanghai. China, WAS a visitor today.
Mr.. HoIcomb recently arrived at his
home I'm New Castle after an absence
OF several years and came to Dover to
see the wind up Of the Legislature. He
says that II is his intention To return
to China noon and to make that country
his home even after his term as District
Attorney expires
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-03-30
yIyIANI AT THE WHITE HOUSE.
President Harding TO Give Formal Re-
ception for French Envoy.

BY Associated Press 10 Every Evening.
Washington, March 30-President
Harding had arranged to accord a form
al reception today To Rene Viviani, en-
voy extraordinary from the French re-
public, who has come here on what has
been officially announced as a visit of
courtesy to the President
Prior to seeing the President the
former French premier was To be re-
ceived at noon by Secretary Of Sta te
Hughes, who planned TO escort him to
the White House.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-03-30
Arranging Late Collections.

I,-tmastcr English is having new
atIi, 81 box collections arranged. in
e..r 10 give the greater part Of the city
evening collection The first section
+, ,riuIed that across the Brandywine,
puf INTO effect last night, and other
'taf of tho city will b. plotted out
igh
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-03-30
24-CyLINDER ENGINE
FOR RACING MOTOR BOAT
by Associated Press 70 Every Evening

BY ABrociated Press 70 Every Evening
Detroit. March 3o.--A new "a cylinder
engine is being designed by Edsel Ford
To drive power boat he plans to enter
In the gold cup and Harmsworth trophy
races here this summer
The American Power Boat Aasocia-
ton recently raised the piston displace-
ment limit from 2.f50 to 4. 400 in order
that the Ford boat might enter
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-03-30
Drew the Line There

profifeer brought a wonderful c0ur
try house and set about ma king il even
more wonderful according tn mis- oWr
ideas One Of his suggestions was a fish
pond which should contain eels
But you can't keep eels IN a pond
objected the Deighbor to = fhom he had
confded this idea They have n ~
down 70 the sea every year you know
Well. won't have m gasped
the profiteer: II always takes :he
missus and kids every YEAR bur ! ain
going n take no cells. +- HoL LIston Post
Tou save time and money BY reading
and using Every Evening want ads
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-03-30
CHICAGO PLANS PLANR STATION.
City to Have 1,000x50O Feet Landing
Field on Lake Front

BY Associated Press TO Every Evening
Chicago, March 30.-Hembers OF the
city council aviation committee today
announced plans for preparing a mu-
nicfpal landing field for airpIanes along
the Lake Front near the municipal pier
and within q short distance of the
downtown business quarter.
The proposed field, 900 feet long and
500 feet wide is the property Of the city
IL is hoped TO have me tseio ready by
july 81.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-03-30
Bell Phone Increases Dividend.

~ Assoclatcd i'Tess to Every Evening
Philadelphia March 30.--The board
Of directors Of the Bell Telephone
company to-day announced a quarterly
dividend ~ two per cent This is an
inc rcmse 81 oDe-hslf per cent over the
-si quarterly dividend.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-03-30
GREEKS IN ESRI.SHFHR-

Corstantinople March 3O-f.raot,
forces on the northern front In Asia
minor are engaged in rear guard
akirTnishes with tho Turks II is ~si4
IN advices received here The Greeks
marched into the city Of Eski-S Shehr
on Monday night
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-03-30
Kicked by a Horse

John CInerando. Of Henry CLAY an
c,nplpyc on one OF the du Pont estates
'ta- lIcked IN the face this morning by
horse lie was taken To the Delaware Hos
rta' where his injuries, comprising a
fc,rttion ~ left eve and cheek, were
ar sod
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-03-30
CAMBRIDGE oUTR0ws OXFORD.

by Ahsociated Press 10 Every Evening
London. March 3o.-Cambridge won
The annual boat race with oxford today
over the four mile course on the Thames
from Putney to Aortlake
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-03-30
PERSONAL

Harry Peddicord ~ Dickinson. Nj
was week end guest ovd Easter -
w. Clayton lester al the home NJ tho
latter, 1902 West Ninth direct Both
are in their senior year b. The rni-
versity Of Maryland
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-03-30
Policeman FINDS TricyeIe

tucyclc was picked up by Patrolman
Prtchett A. the corner of Twenty-ninth
ard Washington streets this morning.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-03-30

Quick results, small costs, use Every
Evening want ads.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-03-30
CONFERENCE HEARS
CHEERING REPORTS
OF TWO DISTRICTS
Continued from page |

Statistician-W Walter f. Gunby; assis-
tants. !. II. Geoghegan. A. w. Goodhand.
G. II. Ellis. N. c. Benson. r. p. Nichols
G. f. Sterling. J W. wootten. Leolan
Jackson. J. NJ. kelso, II. Il. Kclso and
o. Il. Rice.
Treasurer-Vinal f. Hills: assistants,
f. w. Mcdowell W. II. Revclle. W. p
Taylor. J. J. Bunting. {. \. Jones +.
Il. Taylor. l.. T. McLain, f. +. Thomas.
Frank White, o. F.. Jones. T. ]. Sard.
Fl. n. West. c. II. Atkins and j. l.
Sparklin.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-03-30
May be Sent to Wilmington.

Ii is now thought that Elwood w.
Jones. instead of being assigned To
Georgetown, will succeed Theodore r.
Beaucha mp at Epworth Church, VIII
fsmgton.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-03-30
HARD AT WORK TODAY
FIGURING ON EXTENT
OF APPROPRIATIONS
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The new school bill will not become
effective until July /. II provides that
n budget must be presented and approved
by the Legislature. showing the ex-
pected expenditures for the next two
years.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-03-30

Chauncey p. Holconb. a former