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STATE LAW ENFORCEMENT
COMMISSIONER HERE.

Mr.. \. s. Roach, State Law En-
forccment Commissioner. came to
th's citv Saturday last for the pur-
pose of comforting with his two m"n
NOR" and with the local officers re-
tgarding the gambling and bookkeeping
cases being tried in District Court.
Commissioner Roach expressed
himself as being very well satisfied
with the treatment accorded his de-
partment in Rawlins and further
stated that II all cities of h state
would cooperate with the Depart
ment as fully as Rawlins the ques-
ton of enforcing the laws would be
easily handled.
, 1921-10-27

Alabastine is less expensive and
far more sanitary than wal aper.-
H. LARSEN. 9-29 IT
Clerks 3rd Annual Pumpkin dance
to be held at Masonic Temple, Fri
day, October 28th. Good music and
a good time promised to all. Don't
overlook the date. 1920 ct
FOR SALE-Soil fertilizer on
easy terms. Also kindling wood.
Phone 4-Fs. 1920 81 pd
Clerks Bird Annual Pumpkin dance
to be held At Masonic Temple, Fri.
day, October 28th. Good music and
a good time promised to all. Don't
overlook the date. 1920 It
, 1921-10-27
CLASSIFIED ADS

TaSksy HsDpes. Novelty Booths,
Gsab HAg SD Cssdy Sale At the
AasDkTe0D1e November 8. Given
- the Catholic IAdtes. 1O-6-2O
The cost OF Alabastine, regular
tfnu, for the average room is from
800 up according to the size of the
room and condition Of the walls
II. LARSEN. 9-29 tt
FOR REST-Large sleeping room.
Use Of bath and telephone. Located
n block from center Of town. Call
$40 W. Buffalo or 299-W. 1920
, 1921-10-27

Mr.. and Mrs. George Bib" enter
tanned at "A most delightful party last
Saturday evening in their home in
honor of Miss Maize Doty and Ralph
Newell. The rooms were appropriate
~ decorated in hearts and the game
, 1921-10-27

Mrs. H.. H. Nelson entertained a
foursome at bridge informally in her
home on Friday evening. Her guests
we're Mesdames Harry Phelan. Jack
Martinez and Louis Larsen.
, 1921-10-27

Mrs. Joe StrattOn was the hostess
at a meeting of the Newlywed Club
in her home on Saturday afternoon.
serving a delightful lunch late in the
afternoon to the eight guests who
played.
, 1921-10-27

The Eastern Star will hold an
initiation and banquet in the Masonic
Temple this evening.
, 1921-10-27

Miss Elizabeth Mahnney enter
tanned charmingly at cards on Friday
evening of last week. Following the
cards a dainty supper was served to
the guests who included Mesdames
John Quealy. a. w. Beeler. Frank
Cullen. Pat Graves: Misses Vincent
Clause. Veronica Clause. Mildred
Keefe. Berenice Waugh. Nellie Daley.
Marguerite Buckley. Aileen O'Me!ia
Edith Larsen. Mary Dayton and
, Francesca McGlone.
, 1921-10-27

Mrs. Leland Smiley and Mrs
Eugene Schalk will b" host"ss"S thi.
evening at a dancing party in the
home of the former. honoring Mis-
DOty and Mr.. Newell. Miss Doty will
be the inspiration of a tea which
Mrs. Charles Miller and Mrs. Pear
Miller are giving in their HON" to.
morrow afternoon from 4 to &
o'clock.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-06-28
rLArrsRuRe CAMP.
Msny Young peiawareans Apply Tor
Rrslstration This Year.

A~hut III applications have been filed
b> residents of New Castle county at
the ctsice of Lieutenant Edgar w.
hinE IN the Armory for enrolment
n the citizens Training Camp at
pattshurg. \ ". which will open on
August and continue FOR 30 days.
The quota for New Castle county at
Inv camp II iS After July I no ap-
plcations will BE- received by Lieut.,
king, who is the recruiting ofiicer
,n charge of the state enrolment.
rho succesaful applicants. for enter
tHg the camp. who viii be judged as to
moral and physical qualities will be
furnished with uniforms, equipment,
subsistence. medical attendance. trans
pcrtatian. laundry service. etc. at ne
expense of the government. Physical
instruction will he given the men at
thU camp and athletic activities and
other recreation features will form part
90 the lite thcre
Onp month of free military training
val BE- given 20 600 members of the
second Corps Area at the plattshurg
lamn unit ~ thc Citizens' Trimming
camps in August The objects OF
these training courses are: instruct
ut,n how 60 serve the country in
peace and war. 20 teach healthfui
" bits, a. build character. and to pro-
mote discipline, cooperation and
team work Another aim Is 70 de
Nclop national and social unity among
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-06-28

Phone 200 reaches every classified
ad tal<er they can help you arrange
your ad to best advantage.-Try It'll
Adv
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-06-28
Getting Along Good.

Women are as great sufferers from
kidney and bladder ailments as men.
Foley Kidney Pills help rid the blood
stream OF impurities that cause rheu-
matte pains, backache. swollen, aching
joints and stiff. painful muscles. Mrs.
Carey, Box 81, II. +. ID. No. 2, Middle
town, y. Y. writes: IL had kidney
trouble ever since | was n little girl
but l am getting along good since
have taken Foley Kidney pills" They
act Immediately and help restore the
kidneys TO healthful activity.--N. II.
Danforth.-Adv,
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-06-28
MUSICALE AT HILLcREsT.
Nj, 4. Church VIII be Scene Of Com
munIty Event Thursday Night.

Hillcrest NJ l.. Church. in which
practically everybody in that part of
Rrandywine hundred. as well as many
city folks, are Interested, on Thursday
night will be the scene of musicale
that will be not only entertaining, but
also novel. An appropriate program
VIII be given by number of original
members of the orpheus Club.
IL is expected that the Attendance
win include not only practically every
body in the community. but also many
from Wilmington. No admission will
he charged
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-06-28

young Americans. whether foreign or
native born,
Application blanks may be secured
10y writing TO the Military Training
Camps Association, 10 West Forty
fourth street, New York city. or
Second Corps Area Headquarters.
Governors Island. New York.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-06-28
Arrow Picots

in orchid. nile, mais, blue, pink, plati-
mum, apricot, white for trimming your
wash dresses, 25c, 35c and up TO 75c
yard.
Good quality, all-siik Taffeta Rib
bons, special, 29c yard: fine for hair
bows and sashes in all the wanted shades.
First Floor, Ribbon Dept.
Collars
The new shades in organdl, ldces and
nets. You'll need one or two of these
for YOUR over-the- Fourth trip, SOC TO
$3.50 each.
Gillettes
with SQUARE or round neck. white or
eerl sDecial lot at 69c each.
Ribbon Dept, First Floor.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-06-28
Toilet Goods
for Wednesday

Toilet Goods
for Wednesday
Peroxide, large size bottle, Csc.
Hard Water Soap, S cakes for 29c.
Mary Garden Talcum, 23c.
Mavis, Williams, Babcock's Talcum,
special, 18c.
Nilodox. special, 39c.
Meet, Soc.
Mum. 19c.
Coty's LOrigan Face Powder. 79c-
Toilet Goods, 1st Floor.
Bathing Caps
A special lot of fancy Divers Tamss,
in regular soc ones, end-of-tfe-month
sale at 29c each.
Beach Hats. sec to s1.50 each.
Rubber-lned kerchiefs, with cap at
tacfled, regular S1.75, special end-of-the-
month price, S1.39 each.
Toilet Goods, First Floor.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-06-28

They pay and pay pig.---The classl.
fed ads in Every Evening--Adv.
Every Evening classified ads pay big
returns call a20o.--Adv.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-06-28
EDITORS TO TRY AIR LINE.

One outstanding feature of tho joint
meeting OF the Del Mar-Nia Press AS
socation and the Maryland Press AS
ISOLATION he held I'm Easton Nd.
next fan is the opportunity to be
given the visiting cuIlurs % So la,
beauties of Talbot county from the air.
President Shannahan of the Del-Mar-
Via Press Association, who will be the
host on that occasion. has arranged
for a number of trips 10 be made by
the Eastern Air Lines. Inc, the trips
10 he made in n six passenger flying
boat. known as the Naval Marine
Cruiser type. This line makes regular
trips from Easton to Baltimore, on a
daily schedule. and will be placed at
the disposal of the editors on the sec
oud day of the visit 10 Easton. The
Easton merchants. bankers, and the
Rotary Club have gotten back of this
meeting and propose to make Ii the
best ever held by the two associations
--~1
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-06-28
Collars
you,u van, new Waist for the holiday trip

You'll want new Waist for the holiday trip
Handmade Batste BIouses with roll collar ana
vest effect regularly S4.95 special end-oi-tneoiiti
price, $3.50.
Voile and Organdie Waists. made with the DutGh
nerk and short sleeves so comfortable Tor not wealth
or and pretty trimmed in lace and tuckS, regularly
Soo5 here, special for the end-ot-the-Inontn sac.
S4.95.
White Crepe de Chine Overblouses. trimmed
with small tuc<s and sash, were regularly so.oo'
end-of-the-month sale, S49o.
White flesh and bisque Georgette BlouseS,
trimmed with heavy lace and the vest effect, regu-
Second Floor, take elevator.
Sport Sweaters
of fibre silk
Special SI2.OO
These are in navy and black made in the new
est shapes.
Black, tan and navy tie-back Sweaters, with an
CORA collars and cuffs, special at $3.50.
Sport Sweaters OF navy or black, or orown or
lade, or buff, special at S3.95.
Second oor, take elevator.
Children's Straw Hats
all reduced
Our regular s1.oo ones, end-ot-the-month sae'
39c each.
Our regular $500 and s2,25 ones, end-of-the-
month sale. 90 each.
good opportunity TO get tnat new nat lor
over the Fourth.
ChiIdren's White and Colored Organdie
Dresses
Sn.75. S3.5O, $500 and 500 each
These are prettily trimmed With embroidery
and ruffles
The Daytona daily news. [volume] (Daytona, Fla.) 1903-1926, 1921-03-30
w. F. Brennan VIII
Speak at Central
HIS. This EUening

Follow ing the address given last
evening 1t the Auditorium b. ". F.
Brennan ii Ire National Cash Regis
ter eompaHv on Getting the Most
our ol Retailing. which was ATTENDED
by large ,sH3 enthusiastic audience,
Prof J II Eastha3n has persuaded
Nj Brennan To speak al the Central
Hlsh school this evening. when
nominal charge OF 10 cents will b.
made the money raised 10 be applied
"a iae school extension fund Tor the
ninth m0aIh period.
Many business men attended the
lecture las. evening. pronoancing il
by Tar ihe finest OF lis nature ever
jeliv red Clerks ana employees are
urged To attend the address tonight
when MT Brennan viii repeat MANY
Features eE his eNcellen, address on
business. tceethcr Nth q showing al
motion pictures illustrating MS points
Fu3i sd practical. valuable inStrae-
tioa the aetsilS 81 store manage
ment making OF retail business a
thing Of romance and absorbing in
+ terest. was JAe lecture OF Brennan at
the Auditorium las, night The l-c-
tture was Illustrated w3Jh moving plc-
Z dreS ami slides. MANY Ni iHFll SENtAS
a humorous slant 10 the points
+ brought ont. Tas subject of SIR Eren
nan : discuss Ca Was Getting me
I Mos. Out 80 2etait2"' and covered
\ store organ Zstif4. neW>papsr adVer
Using window display, personal sell
. ing and business system
A. a preltnnary NJ Brennan pre-
= scented ! fsn ua community develop
f mept. showing Aaw Jha1 work mas
been carried an al DAYTON. and par
tieularlv ae educational work carried
On by TIE COMPANY h. represents.
The films on retailing were p&rtleU
iarN iataresUn2 and Instructive Ia
merchants ANA saieSpe0p!e. ant
braaghj ou, ma0y helpful Suggestions
= The value - cl4ic retirement I,
the merchant ana business maa Va.
shown lea o gf4phic way lay motion
3if.fsrres Isl t-fu> iarned districts o
The Daytona daily news. [volume] (Daytona, Fla.) 1903-1926, 1921-03-30
Affairs of the
Moment in the
Triple Cities


Miss Maaelyn Young entertained
she Younger sci for Mrs ]. Frank
ts&ae a. bridge luncheon Yesterday
afternoon a. her home GA South
RsageNood avenue. The decorations
were mos, exquisite. the color scheme
being carried ost With yellow flowers
and Esster llieS -Four table o.
bridge we're in piay and the choice
game fayors were awarded TO Mrs
Parez Williams Miss Dora Williams
ane AIRS J. fraak Isaac 4 delicious
iunc aeon was served follow ing the
saxaeSs Guests a. the afternoon in.
ciadeis Mrs r. Nelson. aIiss Hel.
81 Dohasy. AIRS Harold Zimmerman,
Mrs 9oha Miner. Mrs Roland keat-
ing. Miss Marian Brew ster. Mrs. Vel
Ina shaw. Mrs, George FoOte. Jr
airs. Albertus Hankins. Mrs. George
Marks. Miss Edna Wallace. Miss
Catherine Na,ey. Mrs Parez Williams.
Miss Dora Williams.
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Miss Anna Doran
and Geo. Goeller
Married This AIN.

Tbs chapel at 81. Pauls Catholic
church was the scene this morning OF
al impressive marriage ceremony
v hen Miss Anaa Louise DoraR. OF
Rockford. H. became the bride OF
George Elliott GoeIler, Of Circleyiile
Ohio The many friends of the con-
tracing parties filing the chapel
which was beautifully decorated IN
Easter lilies and cat flowers The
aole So Tar as is known. has been FOR
er Baczyk. the principals being nm
attended
III travelling suit of old blue. with rust
eolored hat, and Wore the bridal bon
qaet OF orange blossoms
a brief reception 10 their many
friends waS held following the cere-
mony. the couple taking morning
tr@ia Tor 81 Augustine. where they
viii spend the next few weeks. also
in Jacksonville, gong from there la
Chattanooga and To CircleNille. Ohio
planning To return here early in the
fab 10 occupy The new home which
Mr. Goeller has had erected at Or
mand Terrace.
The bride has been most active in
clab and social work both in Rock
ford ana IN the Triple Cities. havins
organized The Illinois state club OF the
Triple cities Tourist club. and has
been ats secretary since organization
+ She also held offices in the Rockfolt
NoInaa'S club and Catholic Women
league. and was most active ia tn,
+ American Legion Auxiliary. She Ia,
been one OF the most active worker.
in the Triple Cities Tourist club. be
s ing chairman Of the program c~mm5t
tee, secretary af the Triple Cite,
Tourist Whist club and captain OF IA,
Cherokee Rose chapter 81 the Cir
Scouts
Mr. Goeller is retired bushes
man OF Circleyille, Ohio. and Will
here has been a most aclive membe
OF the Burgoyne Games club. hav hi
spent d number nj winters IN Ia
Triple Cities
That Mr. ana Mrs. Goener Viii II.
turn here in the fan TO make the5
winter home IN the Halifax Countf
iS pleasing news TO their many friend
Who have enjoyed their frsendshl
during The past season.
The Daytona daily news. [volume] (Daytona, Fla.) 1903-1926, 1921-03-30

"A. E s. Electric Washing Ma
chimes paw for themselves in less than
a. year. DUNN BROS. 15s-S-26-tf
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New Life for
Sick Man
Eatonie Works Magic

81 have taken only two boxes a
EStoDic and ieel ike new man. lt
has done me more good than any
thing else, writes c. Q. Frappir.
Eatonic Is the modern remedy Tor
scid stomach, bloating, food repeat
ing and indigestion. Il quickly takes
up and carries ont the acidity and gas
and enables the stomach to digest
the food naturally. That means not
Only relief from pain and discomfort
but Won get the fuH strength from the
food yoa eat. Big box only costs a
triie with your druggist s guarantee.
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ARREST LIMOUSINE
POKER FOURSOME
unternationat News serviee)

tIHt-F
BOSTON. March 2S.-A handsome
limousine standing in Beacon street,
WAhan. attracted the attention OF q
policeman. He psassd te watch
awhile. saw Two men gel out anal walk
twice around the ear and tAen gel
back inside.
Going closer. the officer peered in.
side ana saw that the car held -four
men and that foGrsome OF poker was
going forward merri!y with real coin
fer chips. H arrested the four men
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cURs NARkET
SONS OF WILLIAMS
TRIED To kRRAIGa
WHITES VS.. BLACKS
(Unned Press.

ATLANTA, March 30 The Newton
county grand jury probing into the
deaths OF II negroes on the planta-
;ion OF John Williams, today d'yelC-
I'd attentions 10 the activities OF the.
three sous OF Williams II is charged
according 10 adyices reaching Gov
arnof Dorsey that these three con
spiref 70 arraign Newton county
whites against the blacks ia an effort
10 strengthen Jheir fathers defense
An important witness. said TO be held
IN Newton county, Viii say the three
offered him brihe To give false ties
timony y is reported The three bays
lied from thire homes but this IS not
yeriGed
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WEEKLY GAZETTE-NEWS
PUBLISHED EVERY FRIDAY

Subscription Rates to Weekly-One
par. e %. SIX months. 81 GO in advance.
E<nyered BY mall &c ali parts OF the
United states. Canadian and foreign
POSTAGE Al the rate Of 81 cents per year
additional
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.Whipped Cream Rolls al 4. E. c
Bakery. S41-A -l''-lL-
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TIE SOUTHLAND

N,ndera ,tet. E4e.gueaf( CO b,s Se,-f-g- 57,- r5
~ Saf ana odsel tAtlail Ihrsrs CIR 10 Nsaoa 4r.ls
A5osti.t louisville ipsisaaEal,s, tiaelansts aili C
%sts $50 reHdef4 ~ sftfHtr ar.ri 81 &. -
a --fts a. s. -psa.. gtata14 ssia .8r T,ss+4 gs
4 -2.s ee.tra' a'es 'stiaF- Ttt0s 1as ge.isa
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CEILING AND
SIDEWALL FIXTURES

SIIEWALL FIT UREo
Of unique design and rare beauty ara
shown here in splendid variety. For
the living room. dining room. halls
and bed rooms there are fixtures that
viii both AFFORD better light and add
to the attractiveness Of the sur
roundings, Come and see them We
are sure yoR viii be mnch surprised
that SO attractive fixtures can be had
at such attractive prices.
DAYToHA ELECTRIC co.
B. '. Markham. A1gr.
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India Progressing.

The FIRST auto matt service N the
Orient has been introduced in Madras.
India.
The Daytona daily news. [volume] (Daytona, Fla.) 1903-1926, 1921-03-30

Mrs A. Beach and Mrs. ]. \.
trquhart We're hostesses at a bridge
and tea Yesterday afternoon given al
the Anloinette Tea Room The tea
rem was beautifully decorated with
green ana yellow. the color scheme
being carried out in the delicious ice
course which followed the game Mrs
r. j. Niver and Mrs Robert Beatty
we're The prize winners.
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DAYTON. Where once there were III
kept grounds. disrepufabie sflacks
end unssnitary conditions genefaliy
there are nov attractive hoIles Win
flower gardens and welllkept streets.
The large industrial Institutions OF
the voantry." said the lecturer, are
utilizing educational methods 70 Tram
enssaioyes TO become more eIhclehi-
The company he represents IS using
many advanced ideas III edncaJ fiis
their employees. and have found oui
that il not only helps the WORKMAN
bur it is beneficial 10 the esapioyeT.
THE same principles OF education,
said MIR. Brennan, can be applied g
stores and other small businesses With
effective results.
sWhiuped Cream Rolls AZ 4. E, {
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Keep in mind ne Baptist Church
The Daytona daily news. [volume] (Daytona, Fla.) 1903-1926, 1921-03-30
Lawn Party at the Beach.

Miss Nellie Bryant Will be hostess
az lawn party at the Honeysuekle
villa Thursday evening. from 10 II.
n honor Of guests Of the household
All friends are invited 10 enjoy the
evening with Miss Bryant
Evening star., 1921-02-26
1901 -4605 14th street; cost, $4,000.
c. y. Ray. TO repair 1916 X street
cost, $4,000.
APARTMENT HOUSE
SELLS FOR $85, 900
Hedges & Middleton Also Report
Sale of Several Residences
During Week.

Sale of the apartment house at l7lT
18th street northwest was arranged
this week through the offices of
Hedges & Middleton, Inc. represent
ing the unnamed purchaser. and of
Moore K Hill. Inc. representing II. Nj.
| Bralove. the owner. 1t is understood
the consideration was about $4,000.
The building contains twenty ght
apartments for housekeeping. most of
them consisting of two rooms and
bath. The structure is of brick and
is four stories high.
The sale of several residential prop
critics was reported by Hedges q Mid
dleton, all of the transactions being
confined TO the northwest section OF
the city.
A semi detached home in Cleveland
Park, at 3107 34th street. was sold to
Mrs. Roberta SALESMAN for James w.
Carmalt. This is a ten-room and
three bath home, with hot-water heat.
electricity. hardwood floors and other
modern improvements, and is one of Il
group completed about two years ago
by Boss & Phelps. The purchaser o.
this property sold through the same
office. to a local investor her former
home at 2108 9th street. this being
three story brick home of the colonial
type. thoroughly modern, of nine
rooms and two baths.
Walter ShertZer purchased "A home
in Georgetown. located at 1881 31st
street. This is a corner property of
, brick construction, containing ten
rooms and two baths. The purchase
is now occupying the premises.
A new home at 1909 Narnum street
! northwest was purchased by William
; X. Simpson, Il merchant of this city
from George w. Barkman. This is
detached house of brick construction
recently completed by Mr.. Barkman
as part of a building operation. and
| is located on part Of the original
Blagden tract. just west of 10Th
street
! Millard F. Alley sold TO Mrs. Lucy
! +. Chambliss the three story. bay
window brick house at 1859 California
| street. 1t is understood that the pur-
! chaser will hold the property for in
vestment purposes.
! The three-story brick building of
, twelve rooms and bath at 432 IL
street northwest was purchased by
the National Tribune. which has been
| in possession of same for some time
using it for office purposes. The for
, mer owner was Joseph T. Sherier of
| this city
! Bertram +. Linz bought from ID. J.
| DUNCAN the new two-story and attic
house at 55I3 18th street. and for {.
| ii. Small the new property, 2026 AL
len place. was sold to Mary Lee Ri-
ondi. This sale was made in connec-
, ton with the Office of McKeever &
| GCss.