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NOTICE OF CONTEST
For publieatiOn)
Department Of the Interior
United States Land Office
Contest No. 10, 1866.

~ hAAN Nv -
United States Land Office
Contest No. 10. 1866.
Roswell. n. NJ, Feb. 2s. 1921.
To Edgar y. Wilson, of Ancho, N. NJ.
Contestce:
You are hereby notified that Juan
Chavez, who gives Jicarilla. N, NJ, at
his postoiice address. did on Feb. 10.
1921, file in this office his duly coiro.
borated application to contest and So
cure the cancellation of your homestead
entry, Serial No. UiSh72 made Dec. .,
1920, for SWh Section 8, Township
as, Range i3-E, n. NJ. T., Meridian,
and rs grounds for his contest he AL
legos that Said Juan Chavez settled
on said lund October ~, 1918. and has
continuously resided thereon with his
family, az a home, since that date; is
still thereon; has raised two crops of
corn. pumpkins and other field pro.
ducts; has 80 acres under fence. u
acres IN Il good state Of cultivation
has u house for family residence there.
ON. Contestant states that Edgar n.
Wilson has never been on said land, is
not on II now, and rs entirely unknown
m the community Contestant was
born and raised In the vicinity Of this
land, has resided there ~ years, and
never heard Of contcstee until receipt
of notice Of rejection of his applca
ton -
You are. therefore, further notified
that the said allegations will be taken
as confessed. and your said entry will
be- cancelled without further right 10
be heard. either before this office on on
appeal, il you fail to file in this onice
within twenty days after the FOURTH
publication Of this notice, as shown
below. your answer. under oath, speci-
fcally responding TO these allegations
of contest, together with due proof
that you have served a copy Of your
answer ON the said contestant either In
person or by registered mail.
You should state In your answer the
name Of the postotice TO which you
desire future notices TO be Sent To YOU
EMMETT PATTON,
namtuNUr
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GIRLS STATEMENT WILL
HELP CARRIZOZ0

Many women will profit by the foA
owing statement of one of their sex:
II was afraid to eat on account of
stomach trouble Even rice did not
agree. After taking Adler-i.kn ! can
snt anything. Adler-i-ka acts on
BOTH upper and lower bowel, removing
ioul matter which poisoned the atom
ach. EXCELLENT for gas on the
stomach or soul stomach. Guards
against appendicitis. It brings out
poisonous matter you tevsr thought
was in your system. Sold in Captain
by the Sunshine Pharmacy.
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NETT PATTON,
RnPiainr
NOTICE

In the District Court, County Of
Lincoln. State of New Mexico.
I'D. +. Comrey,
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Baptist Chu CHI Notes

A special vote Of thanks Is hereby Is.
sued 10 all those who contributed to
that great surprise, with am those good
things, one night last week.
Interest continues 10 grow iu every
department Of our work. our sunday
School, especially b. doing q xcellent
wor6. II continues 70 grow Boo numbers
as well MS IN interest
SPECIAL ANNOUNCEMENT
Instead of the regular sunday morn.
ing Church services. the SUNDAY School
will render AN EHs,rr program
Subject Tor che nustll's evening
address viii bee, The Foundation o'
Christianity Don't lail tu hear thi-
uddrcss COME.
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In the District court county OF
Lincoln. State of New Mexico.
I'D. +. Comrey,
Plaintiff,
VH.
The Heirs VI 7. j.. Moore No. 3iQ6.
and Al Unknown Claim
ants.
Defendants.
The above named defendants are
hereby notified TINT there has brrn
commenced against you IN the above
court an action to quiet the tide 10 the
following described lots and parcels VI
land.
Lots 2 and s in Block q. and also.
Lots /. I. and . In said Hlock, as
shown hl said plat of the Aoral
lOWnBito.
situate In HE Town Of Nognl, County
Of Lincoln, State Of Sew McNicc. uud
unless yon enter your appearance Ia
said court on or before the llth day of
April, 1921, a judgment by default
will be- rendered against you.
RIM. TREAT,
Clerk Of the above named court.
S-ll-4t
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Classified Ads

FOR SALE House of six rooms,
well improved. One block from
ichool house. Bargain II taken
at once. Inquire Of Outlook of.
ice. 5-2l q
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Drs. Swearingin & Won Amen,
ye. ear, nose and throat special.
lsts and fitting glasses-4l4 Trust
Duilding, III Paso. Texas. DR..
Won Almen will be at DR.. Woods
ihice, Carrizozo, N. NJ. on The
18th day Of each month. 3.5 If
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FOR SALE A quantity Of STU.
DEBAKER WAGONS. Tn c
rITSWORTH co
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-09-01
TUESDAY WILL Be
NEW CASTLE CO. DAY
Boys and Girls Clubs to DEM
onstrate and Judge Ex-
hibits at Fair.

Agnes Z. Mediil, club agent for New
Castle county, said today that eight
bows and girls clubs were preparing
exhibits and would give demonstra-
tions at the state Fair. which opens
on Monday. Tuesday will be New
Castle County Day at the Fair and
from carly in the morning until late
In the afternoon, the boys and girls
viii be busy, exhibiting their handi-
work
The clubs that will send displays
are Sharpley. Harmony, No. 81,
Christiana, Stanton, Glasgow. Nc
Clellandsyille. Clover Leaf near New
ark and Newport.
The club exhibits will comprise
sewing bags, petticoats, night dress
es. dresses and gift articles, All Of the
articles were made by the members
during the past year. Demonstration
ane Judging teams will be present
from Newport, Christiana and Stan
ton.
The New Castle county members
will demonstrate and judge according
10 the following schedule on Tues
day:
From GAS 10 1890. canning demon
stration. Newport girls.
From 1916 to 11.3o, sewing demon
stration. Christiana girls.
From 1I45 to 1880. canning juFg-
ing. Newport members.
From 1.3o TO .. sewing judging. by
Glover Leaf, Sharpley and Christiana
members.
From Els to 3. laundry demonstra-
ton, by Stanton girls.
| From 315 to 3.45, bread judging.
! Wednesday and Thursday wiz be
devoted to Kent and Sussex Boys and
Girls Clubs, and there will be special
demonstrations and judging of ex-
hibits on those days by representa-
tives of the clubs from those counties
| Winners of the Boys and Girls Club
prizes at the Harrington Fair will be
the guests of the Fair management
which is the result Of a special offer
made to the children in order TO in
duce them TO exhibit their best pro-
ducts and work at the down state
Fair,
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-09-01
MARINE HAND COMING.
To Play at the Aldinc, September -.
for Fisher Post.

Preparations arc we'll under way by
John l.. Fisher Post. No. Is, American
Legion, to receive the famous United
States Marine Band. which VIII be
heard In concert at the Aldlne Theatre,
In this city. Wednesday, September
IS The Marine Band, classed as one
of the greatest musical institutions OF
the nations capital. is now on a six
weeks tour. this being all the leave of
absence available FOR the entire year.
The program arranged for the con-
cert at the Aldine promises To touch
the spot of all music lovers. The
principal soloist of the afternoon pro-
gram Will be Robert Clark. tromhonist,
who Joined the band when a mere lad
a dozen years ago. lie performs With
wonderful skin. producing harmony in
full chord upon the single instrument.
Arthur $. Witeomb. who executes
the coronet solo "Reve q Amour" is
also classed as a leader in music. The
Marine Band's present tour is under
the direction of William l., Radcliff.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-09-01

play In her FIRST stellar vehicle The
beautiful Gambler" Miss Darrnond
IL a lovely blonde beauty and very
f1nc actress. She has played M lead
Ing lady for Wallace Reid and other
prominent stnrs OF the screen.
"rhe Old Nest" at The Majestic.
'.rhe Old Nest that remarkable
MIN document which reopens the
Majestic Theatre on Saturday noon
owes the best part OF it's success to
the genius OF Rupert Hughes. Screen
artiicinlity hns had 10 hide its head
before the blows TINT be has struck
for naturaliam In photoplaya. Not
without reason has Mr.. Eushcs been
called the human writer OF tho screen
His love for the common things of
life have made him impatient with the
stereotypcd plots that have too often
weakened otherwise good screen ma
teriaI lie hna realized that one can
find tragedy and comedy In the day
to-day incidents of home life; and hts
screen stories have. therefore, the
plots that life itself weaves.
Interesting Story at The AIdine.
one of the burning social problems
Of the day Is vividly depicted In why
Girls Leave Home" the current at
traction at the Aldine Theatre. Market
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-09-01
|DR. LAYTON'S CLERK
SLIPS AWAY AND WEDS
Miss Myra Layton OF Bridgeville
and John J. Goodwin in an
Elopement.

Special Dispatch From Every. Evenings
washington Correspondent,
Washington, Sept. Miss Myra
Layton of RridEeville, Delaware, and
Mr.. John j. Goodwin OF Washington
evaded the yigilant eyes OF parents and
friends, the other day, and quietly
drove to Rockville. Maryland, where
they were married. Rev. DIR. Minniek,
Episcopal minister. officiating.
The bride IL the stenogranher OF
Representative Layton, and while the
latter was away looking after his
fences in Delaware, the young lady
took sufficient time Off from her duties
In the office here to get married to
Mr.. Goodwin, a prominent and pros
porous young business man OF the
national capital.
While the couple stole n march on
their parents in marrying without
their consent, they were duly for
gwen upon their return. The bride
Is now 1 her post of duty In the
office of the Delaware Congressman,
efficiently dispatching whatever Of
business may come 20 hand.
Mr.. and Mrs. Goodwin will reside
in Washington.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-09-01

IT Eighth street. Neglected by a
frivolous, card-playIng mother and o
father who Ia engrossed In business
affairs. tho girl In questionable ie
little moro than child--han adopted
the creed of cigarettes. cocktails and
jnzz, while Ann TI.dder. n shop Rifi
seeks only n little sunshine IN har
drab and uninteresting life. Both
are practically driven from home.
How they are thrown together and
solve their respective problems form
the background for n story Of rare
interest.
.srrnp Iron" Mt The Parkway.
beginning with the performances
this afternoon and evening and con-
tinuInR tomorrow and Saturday.
Scrap Iron" the latest First National
attraction. starring Charles Ray, will
be the Offering at the Parkway
Theatre. Delaware avenue ut Adams
street. Now that the auietus has
been put on boxing In Delaware. fight
fans will welcome the opportunity 10
see Hay IN this picture lie appears
not as q rube. not dude. but boy
who meets trouble with two fists
Just mill hand with an old
mother 20 support. For her sake, he
gets into the ring with the whole
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-09-01
HAS IL CHILDREN LIVING.
Wilmington Man Rivals Record Made
by Gothamite.

Seventeen children living out of a
total Of twenty three, with forty-sev-
en- grandchildren, is the unusual rec
ord Of Angelo Cicatello, 9i5 North
Lincoln street. who is happy in the
tact that he helped the Delaware
stork outfiy the New York bird, %
20 ls. having beaten Gotham Parker
~ four
Married twice. Cicatello has helped
place Wilmington on the map. Seven
"a his children are at home, ten are
married and raising large families
and nine Of them liv- in Wilmington,
ind one in Italy. There are twelve
girls and FIVE boys living.
Mr.. Cicatello is 81 years old. After
serving four years in the Italian army,
ne came 10 the United States at the
lgc of twenty-four. He was married
IN 1881 and fifteen children resulted
rom the marriage. About seventeen
ears ago his first wife died. Mr.. Cica-
,,1fo married again and by his second
marriage became the father of eight
more children. His present wife is
fortv-nine.
Employed as a teamster by the
Street and Sewer department, Mr.
Cicatello tolls daily for the support of
his large family.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-09-01
POU[ TRY SHOW TO Be
LARGER THAN EVER
Hundreds Of Fancy Bred Fowl,
Pigeons and Rabbits at
State Fair.

New life has been instilled into the
poultry department of the Delaware
State Fair. which opens at Elsmere
ON Monday. September 5. The dis
play this year will be larger, more
comprehensive and more interesting
than any other exhibit OF feathered
creatures al any Delaware State Fair.
More owners have announced their
Intention OF competing for honors. and
the yaritiss win be larger. There are
Il ciasses. and hundreds of fowls VIII
b. tucked away i'm the building de-
voted 60 the poultry department.
The Classes and the specimens
which they comprise are as follows;
Class 4. American fowls--Plymouth
Rocks. wyandottes. Javas, Conn
iniaucs. Rhode Island Reds. Buck
eyes.
class ?. Asiatic fowis-Brahmas,
cochins. Iangshans.
Class 8. Mediterranean fowls--Leg-
horns. Minorcas. Spanish, Blue An
dciuslans. Anconas.
Class 4. English fowls--Dorkings
Redcaps. orpingtons. Cornish. Sus-
sex.
tf1%H - ttiiSu lpNtS-- w iiite titoa-
ell Black. Bearded Golden, Bearded
silver. Bearded White. Buff Laced
Non Bearded Golden, Non-Bearded
silver. Nom Bearded White.
Class 6. Hamburgs--GoldenS Spangl-
ci. silver Spangled. Golden and Sill
Yer penciled. White, Black.
Class =. French fowls--TIoudans
Crceccoeurs, La F1eche. Faverolles.
Class 5. Continental fowls-Cam-
pines.
class .. Games and Game Ban
tams.
Class 10. Observation-Disclosures. EIa-
LAYS. Malay Bantams.
Class IL. Ornamental fowls-Se-
hrights. Rose-comb. Booted. Brahmas
Cochin. Japanese. Polish. Mile F'leur
Glass IL. Miscellaneous - Silkies,
sultans. Frizzles
Glass Is. Ducks--Pekin. Aylesbury
Roucn. Cayuga, Call. Runner East
India. Muscovy. Swedish. Buff, Crest
ed.
Class IA. Geese-Toulouse, Emb-
den. African. Chinese, Wild Egyptian
Class Is. Turkeys--Bronze, White
Slate. Red, Black. Narragansett.
class Is. Non-standard breeds
suineas. pheasants, pea-fowl.
Glass ~. Eggs-hrown, white
heaviest. best exhibited. The faiI
management is not responsible for
eggs not being returned to the ex-
hibitor.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-09-01
WORDS OF PRAISE
FOR PLANT JUICE
A Wilmington Lady Now Un-
derstands Why People En-
dorse the New Medicine.

In order to keep ones system in the
highest state of efficiency, Plant Juice,
the famous herbal medicine, is unex-
ealIed. Scores of local people are now
telling of their personal experience with
the use of Plant Juice and perhaps no
other article ever brought forth 50 much
favorable comment
Among those who may be publicly
quoted is Mrs. Agnes Green, a popular
Wilmington lady, residing at No. 1923
West Sixth street who has many friends
here. She says:
II can now readily understand why
people who have taken Plant Juice are
so enthusiastic about it. 1t surely helped
me wonderfully in every. way ] was
completely run down and so bad that
| was laid up in bed for wear and had
to have nurse constantly; / had a
severe ease of nervous indigestion and
could not keep any solid food in my
stomach; was chronically constipated:
I was troubled with gas on the stomach,
headaches. could not sleep, and had
awful pains around my heart, so bad
that at times ] could scarcely get my
breath: ] was so nervous that the least
little thing would excite and irritate
me. was in very low state and haC
taken so many medicines and was also
under treatment without any benefit
that ] became depressed and discour.
aged as / thought ] would never be vel
again. A friend begged me to try Plant
Juice and to please her did so, although
| had very little faith in it. 1t did not
take me long to find out that Plant Juice
was just the medicine for me as my
bowels became regular and | began to
have an appetite for my meals; now !
can eat anything without the least dis
tress afterwards; l sleep fine at night
and my nerves have become quieted
and toned up. i have good color in my
face and all my friends remark about the
wonderful change in me. ] do all my own
housework and do not feel the least tired
Plant Juice is all that is claimed for il
and | cannot praise it enough.
Plant Juice is sold in Wilmington at
The Miller Drug Store, 404 406 Market
street; in Now Castle by T.. Challenger
& Son; in Newport by G. B. White; in
Newark by W. f. Brown.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-09-01
Personal.

Miss Elva Chandler of Mt. Cuba
spent the weekend with Miss Mamie
Burton of go North Franklin street.
Miss Chandler Is secretary TO III. c.
Stout of the Industrial Trust Co.
Mr.. and Mrs. Milton w. Gordy. of
ia West Twenty-first street, are
visiting relatives and friends at Tip
ton and different points throughout
the state of Indiana. They will return
to Wilmington i'm september,
Leon II. Gordy is spending some
time in Spaford and vicinity.
Miss Rietta NJ. Emerson of New
York, formerly Of Wilmington. will
spend Saturday. Sunday and Labor
Day as guest OF her mother, In this
city.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-09-01
Could Hardly Straighten Up.

When the kidneys are overworked
or disordered and fail to throw out
waste matter from the system, il
causes aches, pains. lame back, swoll-
~ ankles. sore joints. dizziness, float
irg specks, etc. j. w. Seabock, Ches-
ar. Pa. writes: my kidneys and back
1urt me so when / got out of bed in
he morning ] could hardly straighten
~. Had 10 rub the small of my back
before ] could walk. / could hardly
button my shoes. l haven't felt the
soreness since ! took Foley Kidney
Pills" y. p. Danforth.-Adv.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-09-01
LOCAL AMusEMENTs.
TNR NuRERx-
.Uncle Toms Cabin" al the Piny hon ~

3nssS ohss ~ Ssb ~ WV y" sspuFsf
surely one OF the greatest stories
of all American fiction is "tlncie
rom's Cabin" Harriet Beccher
stoves immortal classic Of the South.
rhe Welsh Hrothers' elaborate and
.ealistic iilm version OF the sane is to
,e AT The Playhouse nll OF next week.
"A street parade Will precede the
grand opening. There II no one too
young or too old to enjoy this de-
lightful tale Of Mrs. stoves. About
nine out Of every ten persons have
read It. 1t is standard work for
'ending In schools and In much In de-
nand In the libraries. Thousands in
this city have never seen Il In MINIS.
.Bunty Pulls The strings" afthe Queen
A double- barreled love story is told
in that new Goldwyn picture, "Bunty
Pulls the Strings which opens an
engagement at the Queen Theatre
today and which incidentally Is said
To be one of the best things ever done
by Reginald Barker. "Bunty Pulls
the Strings" is from the play OF the
same name. uoldwsn secured its
screen rights only after lot of lively
GbIiiUtlfltttls NaS nv F'1A't
about IL.
Every producer knew that "Bunty"
would make a great picture and every
producer wanted IL.
Ethel Clayton at The Arcadia.
Dependable" that is the word used
TO describe Ethel Clayton and the
pictures she makes for the screen.
Everyone knows that when she Is
presented at the Arcadia today I'm
Wealth" that she is to be depended
upon for good hour or so of enter
tainment. Wealth" Is the story Of
a Greenwich Village artist who mar
ried into polite society i'm New York,
She loved her husband and she also
considered the advantages of having
wealth. What seemed to her bless
ing for their future turned out to be
almost the curse of their existence.
Gladys Walton at The RiaIto.
At the Rialto today Gladys Walton
is finishing her engagement I'm "Short
skirts a lively little romance right
up to the latest style I'm decoration
and in story matter. Miss Walton
has her best role to date and handles
lie with consunmate skill. Tomorrow
and Saturday Grace Darmond will
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-09-01
CLOTHING NEEDED.
Appeal For Discarded Garments For
Relief of Needy Europeans.

Contributions of discarded clothing
Tor men. women and children are
asked by the State Chapter of the
American Red Cross. The gifts
should be sent TO the old City Hall Sixth
md Market streets to complete a box
vh,ch is to be shipped this week from
headquarters.
Two cases Of children's clothing and
znitfed articles We're shipped from
rity Hall this week for overseas.
Volunteer workers are still being
called for knitting and to make
buttonholes in the children's clothing.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-09-01

house kissing him, calling him yell
low he gets through a night that
keeps one quiyering and tingling from
the first gong 10 the referees "outi"
Dead Shot nf The savoy.
Pedro do Cordoba, who plays the
pnrt of the Greek doctor in the Alice
Joyce production, THE Inner
Chamber which IL showing at the
Savoy Theatre. while making scene
for the picture discovered that he was
n dead shot. At tho ciiunx OF tho
story he fires shot ~ the image ~
his wife in q mirror. For the scene
a beautiful plate glass mirror was
purchased, ard De Cordoba fired the
shot from the doorway At the rofiec-
tion Of Alice Joyce. The bullet peno-
trated the mirror 81 point between
the image Of the two eyes
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-09-01
Conditions of the Contest

Subscriptions must be secured and
turned in to Every Evening office for
veriflcation before September Is. 1921.
Those from whom subscriptions may
be taken are all persons who have not
had Every Evening served to them regu-
larly during the past two months.
Contestants are not limited as to age
or sex. Men and women will have their
choice of full sized bicycles for them
selves or the boys or girls models.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-09-01
Grimes Goes to Cleveland.

Michael Grimes, formerly of sos
West street. has moved to Cleveland,
o.. where he will engage in business
with his son. He and his son, Arthur,
Of Chester. Pa, made the trip by
motor without mishap, leaving Will
mington on August 16. Mr.. Grimes
was employed by the American
Bridge Co.. at Edge Moor for As
years. much of the time as foreman
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-09-01
Whether y

Whether you're interested in a
Ize. an apartment or a farn-tur.n
10 the Real Estate Directory IN tna
classified section and you will find a
wide range of choice. II it isn't here
advertise in these columns for what
YOU want.-Adv.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-09-01
Who and How

Anyone is free to enter this contest.
The thirty-flve subscriptions must be
obtained before September Is. 1921.
Your prospective subscribers are your
parents, neighbors, friends, or anyone
who has not taken Every Evening regu-
larly during the past two months. Re
member that the cost of Every Evening
is only II cents per week or sent by mail
one year for 5000 in advance. No
contestant is required to collect any
money. Every Evening will be de
livered by carrier to the home of the
subscriber and the subscriber will pay
the carrier or collector:
Every Evening is delivered by agents
for II cents, per week in nearly all
towns in Delmarvia Peninsula.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-09-01
Dead Shot nj The savoy.

Every day someone viii lose some
thing of value--Many use the clas
sified columns OF Every Evening and
ges the lost article returned---Otbers
count II loss and are satisned.---Adv.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-09-01
Livery
Worker
Wins

Every boy or girl who turns in ten
or more subscriptions before Sep
tember Is and fails to win a bicycle,
will be given a pair of ball bearing
roller skates. There is no better
exercise than skating and few amuse-
ments that give as much good clean
sport.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-09-01

Use the classified ad section like
you use the telephone book. the ads
are all indexed under their correct
specific classification headings.