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MIDpLETowN NOTES.

Middletown, August so.--Mrs. Harry
Black and daughter. Miss Harriet
spent part OF this week with relatives
in Wilmington.
Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph Rhoades spent
few days this week at Delaware
Water Gap. Pa.
week at woodside and Salisbury, Md
Miss Faye Moore is spending the
weekend with Mr.. and Mrs. t. 5,
Fouraere.
Mrs. II. l.. Counseiman and daugh-
ter, Miss Louise, of Coliingswood, N
j.. are spending this week here with
Mr.. and Mrs. w. X. Belts.
Mrs. Warren Cochran of Washing
ton, ID. c., spent part of this week here
with her sister. Mrs. III. A. Pool.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. III. Jump and sons
are spending this week at Houston.
Miss Dorothy Hanee of Windsor
Salem. n. c., is here visiting DIR. and
Mrs. II. r. Spahr.
James A. Seney. colored. OF VIII
mington was arrested in Middletowni
Thursday evening. on complaint of a
farmer who resides near Kennedyville
who claimed the colored man had
driven his car into a herd of cattle on
the public highway injuring two of
them badly. Seney was given hearing
and furnished bail for hic appear
ance in Maryland next Thursday.
A meeting of the wheat growers and
farmers of this section viii be held
in the Academy next Tuesday evening
For the purpose of discussing the pro-
posed elevator to be erected at Mid
dletown.
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To Mr.. and Mn. William RoutsAhn ol
Philadelphia and will ~ open nsxt Mon.
day.
Rev. and Mrs. T. v. WinQts mo
torvd to Delaware Water Gap thie wax
whore they Ars spending part Of thsil
vacation.
Rev. William 4. Harrison Of the NJ. E
Church At Elliott City, Md, spent Z
few days hcrc with Rev. aad Mrs
Disston w. Jacobs, this wcek
Misses Elisabeth StidhAm, Helen
Bennett aud Virginia Morris arc ~
Niagara Falls.
Milford ChatAuquA begins Septem-
Der 10 and ends September 16.
Carlisle Fire Co. will hold carnival
September IL to "a.
Miss Anna Ratclif is spending the
week at Rehoboth Beach.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frederick Roach and
son OF Philadelphia, are here visiting
Mrs Eliza Harrington and mother
Mrs, Watkins.
Mrs O. ID. Ackerfnan and Miss Eliza
beth Alderman are visiting Wilmington
Philadelphia and Atlantic City.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-08-20
DELAWARE CITY NEWS.

Delaware City, Aug, 20.--Miss Mary
Mcconnell gave a watermelon party
at her home. last evening, in honor OF
Miss Caroline Heinel of Wilmington.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Ables and daugh-
ter. Odell Of Washington, ID. G., are
visiting Major and Mrs. G. l.. Williams
of Fort du Pont.
Rev. j. G. Mccoy, wife and son OF
St. Georges are spending their vacation
in New Jersey. During Rev. Mccoy s
absence, Seth Gibbons will take charge
Of his church.
Louis Schaefer and daughter Marie
of Baltimore are visiting Mr.. and Mrs
Seth Gibbons of 81. Georges.
Mr.. and Mrs. Walter Reeve and
daughter. Mary, Of Haddonheld, y. j..
are guests OF Miss Ida Wright of st
Georges
Miss Catherine Borrows Of New Yorl
City is visiting Miss Eilda kumpbeil oi
Port Penn.
On account of engine trouble yester
day, Alexander and Frank Holiday
were compelled to stop fishing for sturg
eol until Monday.
Mrs. r. II. Cam of kirkwood j.
at Rehoboth Beach.
L. A. Pennington is visiting relatives
in Chester, Philadelphia and Atco, n. )
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Clark of Philadel
phia are visiting Miss Gertrude Sadler
Mrs. John Gam and daughter, Mrs
Irwin Wolfe, are spending few days
in Baltimore and Washington, ID. Z.
Miss Grace Ellison of Stanton, Mis-:
Maris Of Philadelphia and Misses AIMS
and Margaret Fox are guests OF Levy
Court Commissioner and Mrs. Harry V
Buckson.
Mrs. W. S. Spencer of Miami, Fla.
is visiting Mrs. o. j Voshell of Pori
Penn.
Miss Dorothy Hall of Columbus, y. ]
is visiting her aunt, Mrs. Frank Yearsley
Of Port Penn.
Mr.. and Mrs w. S. Yearsley and son
Kenneth, of Port Penn are spending
several days in Atlantic City, n. J:
Fort du Pont base ball team will &c
to Dover, Monday, to play the team oi
that place. :.
The carnival which has been held
here all week for the benefit of The
Suburban League baseball team vii
close this evening. A dance in on the
final program.
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Milk Would Have
Prevented Pellagra a

The United states Public Health Service
saws speiIagra is due to under-nouri snmen
Of the body caused by an unbalanced diet.
Milk is the great factor OF safety IN the
diet IT completes and balances tne ra-
ton needed TO keep the body strong and
healthy.
Mix is not beverage IL is food. A
quart of milk supplies as mucn fuel 70
fhe body as two pounds Of potatoes or
eight eggs But milk must be good or IT IS
highly dangerous. That is why ten pottle-
fed babies die TO one baby fed by nature :
method.
DR. Milton j Rosenau. professor of
preventive medicine and hygiene at Har-
ward University. and formerly director OF
the Hygienic Laboratory of the United
states Public Health Service. mas pre-
You need this for the protection OF
your own health or that of your family.
Our washington Information Bureau
will secure free copy Of this booklet for
anyone who sends two cents in stamps for
return postage Fill out and mail the
coupon, writing the name and address
legibly.
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REHoBoTH BEACH.

Rehoboth Beach, Aug. 20.r-Mi~
GLADYS Massey and Hilliard Palmer
were married in Lcwes, "Wednesday
morning.
Mrs. Helen H. Ludwig entertained
at cards last Monday for Pittsbure
friends.
Miss Irene Hilhgas of Wilmington
is visiting the Miffhn family.
A large card party for the benefit OF
St. Agnes-by-the-Sea was given nj
Horns rustic garden, Tuesday night
by the ladies of the church. Beautiful
prizes were given.
Charles Pyle motored from Baltimore
this week to visit his grandmother
Mrs. T. Polk.
b. +. Shaw's new cottage is finished
and is one of the finest on the beach. IL
will be furnished next week, ready to be
occupied
There was prize dance at the Bel
haven, on Wednesday evening, two
and one-half dollar gold piece beng the
prize. ;,
Charles Upham was given a farewell
party by his friends, Wednesday night
at Horns rustic garden. MIR. upham
and family left on Thursday for the
south.
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Ridgeley oi
Dover are at their cottage below the
bluff
DIR. Charles Nj. Almond and family oi
Wilmington spent the weekend here.
New Ylork engineers met ut the Hote
Henlopen. Thursday and decided to make
nlans and arrange for bids for improve
ments TO the beach front, which WI
probably be started IN October. lhres
letties are proposed.
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LEwES NOTES.

I,ewes, Aug. 20.-D- Lingo OF heho-
both aud Ri, friends, W. Hean and sor
of Philadelphia joined DR.. Sylvester
Rookhaumer. William Bookhammer
DR.. Fuller Davenport and DIR. Harry B
Hickman in a fishing trip to the Della
ware Breakwater and the ice piers, tins
week. returning with some big trout.
Charles r. Ingram took his Sunday
school class TO Oak Orchard, Thursday
on picnic.
Mrs. Harry NJ. Hargitt is entertain.
ing his mother Mrs Ash, her sister, Mrs
Stanley Prouse and son, George and
Miss Sallie Mason of Wilmington al
the Marshallia cottage, on Lewes Beach
The Chandler cantaloupe packing
plant. near Milton, is handling large
quantities of eantaloupes, which are
shipped to Scranton, Pa, for distribu-
ton to other cities. Chandler has an
orange grove in Florida from which he
ships citrons fruits TO Scranton which
is a distributing center for them also.
The clamming sloop Helen, from
Maurice river. q. j. has been at the
dock In front of the post Office for sew
eral DAYS with pleasure party of men
and women on board.
Pride and Prettyman ensnared IL
foot shark in their seine this week, and
had to shoot it TO get it clear.
Charles Johnston who has been filling
a contract In the South returned te
Lewes this week.
Mrs. Catherine Burton widow OF Al
fred Lee Burton, is a guest OF her niece
Miss Leila Lyons, near town. Mrs
Robert Hatcher and son OF Flatbush
n. Y, also are visiting Miss Lyons.
Lewes firemen are planning a carpi-
val August "a to 26, inclusive TO raise
funds to pay for the new steamer re-
Gently pErchased from the Salisbury Co
DR.. Hiram r. Burton who was ap.
pointed receiver of the Iewes Journa
Co. by Chancellor Curtis, viii sell Its
equipment on September /.
Mrs. Eugenia Marshall is entertaining
her son, Dr. William V. Marshall, o.
Wilmington.
Rev. H. Ellingsworth of Philadelphia
is guest of his brother John S.Elllngs
worth.
Mrs. Alexander Of Ohio is a guest o.
her parents Mr.. and Mrs. Charles v
Jones. She formerly was Miss AAnnie
Jones of Lewes.
DIR. Boham of the Pennsylvania
Hospital is a guest of Mr.. and Mrs
Woolsey c. Hopkins In town.
Mrs. B. F. Riggin Of Rehoboth Beach
entertained two tables of bridge Thurs.
day night. the third in the series for the
benefit of the Rehoboth14ibrary.
Oscar Warrington's team and sls
horses is blowing, scrapiag and rolling
the lot OF c. Clifton Maull, getting il
in order for the firemen's carnival.
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NEWS OF NEWARK.

Newark, Aug. 20.-Professor Henry
Handy Hay of New Castle win read the
service at st. Thomas Z. +. Church
tomorrow morning.
Stone has been placed along Depot
Road. preparatory TO resurfacing that
highway.
DIR. Walter Hullihen. president OF
the University of Delaware, who was
in Newark for a few days this week
left on Thursday for his vacation
and will be gone until shortly before
the university reopens. September %
He will srend most of the time at q
boys camp that he has charge of in
the mountains of Virginia.
George l.. Townsend, operated on
several weeks ago at Homeopathic
Hospital. Wilmington, continues to i'm
prove and may be brought TO his home
here today.
Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur G. Wilkinson and
daughter. who have been in England
most OF the summer are expected to
return about September 5.
Misses Sarah and Eleanor Campbell
Of wyndmoor. Pa, are guests oe Miss
Dorothy Hayes, on Delaware avenue
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NEWS OF STAFFORD.

Seaford, Arg 20.-Hershell Tiee and
Miss Elizabeth Rhodes. both of Lau-
rel. were married a few days ago al
Saaford Circuit parsonage, by Rev. n
C. Benson.
Captain p. r. Knowlton. master OF
the steamship West Brook, is at his
home here for few days with his
family. Captain Knowlton made a
record run from Germany on his last
voyage and expects TO sail from New
York the first Of next week for the
same port.
Mr.. and Mrs Artie Purse Of De-
troit. Mich. are here visiting his bro
ther, d. Edward Purse, and also
relatives at Cambridge, Md.
George Ross Green of Germantown,
Pa, has been spending two weeks a;
the home of Colonel James j. Ross
near town.
George Dwight Tebo of Dover. is a
weekend guest of Harlan Haines
Mrs. S. ]. Stein. children and
mother. Mrs. Eunice Donoho. are al
Oak Orchard for two weeks.
Mr.. and Mrs l. B. Cannon and
their guest, Mrs. MCNEIL, left today
for a visit at Clifton Springs, n. Y.
Mrs. r. A Stewart was taken to
Cambridge, Md, hospital. Thursday
afternoon, TO be operated on for ap-
pendicitis.
Mr.. and Mrs. Nerrick Clements and
children and Mrs. Alice Burchinal OF
Chestertown, Nd. were here this
week, visiting Mrs. A. S. Wooliey.
Mrs. Leroy Morgan and daughter
BETTY, of Salisbury, Nd. are spending
this week with Mr.. and Mrs. Jack
Bryan. West Seaford.
Eddie Chipman OF Blades. has pur-
chased from William A. Hill the Sea
ford newspaper route.
Mrs. T. s. MeCrea and children
Thomas, Jr.. and Hilda, OF Federals-
burg, Md, were guests yesterday OF
Mr.. and Mrs. f. E. Willin.
Miss Sara Scotch is spending two
weeks with her aunt, Mrs. Frank But
ler, in Philadelphia.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-08-20
VIEWS OF THE TEUTON
YOUTH At VARIANCE
One Faction Would Restore the
Monarchy, Other Would
Elevate Workers.

The reaction Of the German youth
TO present conditions tends in two df-
rections-to the reforming Of an
aristocratic leadership and to union
of workers and employers for the re-
demption of the nation by intensified
production. Both agree in conden1ning
the past and in scoffing at the present
control.
The former believes in the monarch
icai state, but has no desire To restore
the Kaiser. The latter has thrown All
the old cards into the waste basket
and calls for new deck and a new
deal. His purpose Is to bring together
all those who are determined To work
for a new Germany. to instifi new
courage and new zeal into the masses
ad to rouse them to their utmost en-
deavors by the promise of a better
future.
He sees in the compromise between
the big employers and the workers
the seed for future development
His purpose is definitely to bring to-
gether the workers Of town and coun-
try, so that they may decide the final
compromise with the employer His
WiitiG 3ttS al DlITiTlE
desire to revive the German people
and his faith is that this can be done
by realizing that they are nation OF
workers.
The young monarchist is not so far
from the same thought. only he is an
individualist, and is convinced that
the impulse must come from above
and not below
An aristocracy formed of selected
individuals. who will devote them
selves entirely TO the welfare of the
nation, whc shall have nc other task
than that, is the basis of his theory.
1t presupposes an idealistic world in
which those chosen for leadership
shall be superior to the temptation of
using their power for personal ends.
1t would be foolish to suppose that
the German youth thinks the peace of
Versailles a just one, or Is convinced
that its elders brought on a world
war. Very likely it will acquiesce in
the terms of peace. for there is no
other way out. In the turning of the
young Germans from the works of
their elders they may have discarded
also the psychology which upset the
world.-Chas. j. Rosebault in the New
York Times.
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NEWS OF A DAY
FROM THE STATE
Prices Take q Rise In Canta-
loupe and Watermelon Mar
ket at Seaford, This Week.
HORSE DASHED INTO RIVER

Prom Every Evenings CORRESPONDENTS.
Laurel, Aug. so.-Mrs. Willie p.
Bacon and little daughter narrowly
escaped death. Thursday afternoon,
when the horse which Mrs. Bacon was
driving became frightened and plunged
headlong into Laurel river at Poplar
street bridge.
Mrs. Bacon va. driving to town
from laurel Bethel campmeetins
grounds. when the horse started to run
and kick. Being unable to stop the
horse she guided IL down the road
which leads across the river by Pop
lar street bridge. the draw of which
had been opened to permit a boat TO
pass through.
When the horse made its plunge,
Mrs. Bacon andsdaughter were thrown
into the river, which fortunately is
shallow at this point and they We're
rescued by persons who Were nearby.
Aside from a severe shaking up,
the occupants of the buggy were not
injured. The horse swan ashore and
was easily caught.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-08-20
NEW CLASS ROOMS.
Harlan Apprentice School Holds First
Sessions in Other Quarters.

The Earlan apprentice school of the
Bethlehem Shipbui.dilg Corporation,
Ltd, conducted its first sessions this
week in the new class rooms on the second
floor Of the paint buildings.
The new rooms provide for instn1c-
ton in shop mathematics, science, ap-
piled physics, mechanics, chemistry,
mechanical drawing, English, industrial
history, spelling and civics. One large
room has been provided to seat all the
apprentices for lectures.
The plant now has 63 apprentices in
the various crafts, who, i'll addition to
their practical training in shop and
yard, attend school four hours a week
during working hours with pay. That
this school is appreciated by the appren-
tices is evidenced by their interest in the
studies and the results obtained since
the school was instituted over two and q
half years ago.
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FAILED TO SUPPORT FAMILY.
Thomas Mccartney Sentenced to Work
house for One Year.

In arrears 1924 on court order for
the support of his wife and FIVE children,
Thomas Mccartney in Municipal Court
today was sentenced TO one year inn
prisonment in the county workhouse.
The order is SIS week.
In answer to a question from the
Judge, Mccartney said he was working,
His family has moved from the State, he
said, Deputy Judge Lynn informed him
that he was obliged to pay the order all
the same.
The Gale of Clarence Chambers, who
is $219 IN arrears on a nonsupport
order was continued until September "a
for adjustment Godfrey r. Handy,
probation officer, stated that the man S
brother had sheltered and fed his family
until three weeks ago. Chambers said
he has been promised work on the
harbor.
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FARMERS MAKE DEMAND
FOR LOWER GRAIN RATES
Interstate Commission Told by
Experts Western freights Are
UnreasonabIy High.
nv Associated Press to Every Evening

by Associated Press to Every Evening.
Washington, August 2o.--After five
days OF testimony regarding the ag-
ricuitural situation In the West. grain
men began today before the Interstate
Commerce Commission an attack
through testimony of traffic experts
on the entire freight rate structure
maintained by railroads In the West.
Previously attorneys for the grain
men, farmers and shippers had de-
scribad suffering OF the farmers. which
they declared was due in large part
b high freight rates. Rate experts
were called today to show that the
rates on grain as compared with that
on other commodities was unreason-
ably high, and that the commission
therefore should reduce rates even II
II was not convinced that such re-
duction would increase the revenues of
the carriers on increased traffic.
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HID IN F|REDOX
OF 4 LOCOMOTIVE
Would Have Escaped From Of
flcer Had He Not Left Fur
mace Door Ajar.

Special Correspondence Every Evening
Dover. Aug. 2o.--Edward Waters,
the partner OF Kenneth Masten, both
colored. sought by the police for biz
part in the robbery OF the J. r..
Hartnett store, Wednesday afternoon,
was captured yesterday by Chief Of
Police Lane Masten wns caught
Wednesday night and confessed 70 his
part Of the robbery.
About noon yesterday Chief Lane
was tipped that Waters was seen
hanging around locomotive which
had been side tracked Mt the Dover
station. Securing two or three per-
sons. Lane. surrounded the locomo-
tive. Stepping up on the back Of the
engine. close to the firebox, Lane
noticed that the door Of the empty
firebox was ajar. He opened IL and
there lay Waters. The negro boy was
pulled out and brought to Magistrate
Woods office. where he confessed tc
the Hartnett robbery, also disclosing
other petty robberics which he ~
Mastcn had committed here. His part
Of the money stolen from the Hartnett
store, sf.35, was recovered under the
carpet at his home. He also admitted
taking tho watch from Hartnett's vest.
which was hanging in a back room OF
the store.
Waters. when asked where HIS
money was, said he had hidden IL in a
snuffbox in back seat In the balcony
of Dover Opera House, where he and
Masten had gone wednesday night.
The officers visited the Opera House
and found the box back OF the seat
with 500 in it.
Waters admitted several other thefts
of money and articles from stores and
homes in Dover during the past few
months
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DIED OF HEART TROUBLE.

Seaford, Arg. 2e.-Baker Bryan.
for many years farmer of this sec
ton. died at Farnhurst State Hos
pital. Thursday morning, from an at
tack of heart trouble, death following
the attack almost instantly. He was
SO years of age and leaves ten chill
dren.
His remains were brought to Sea-
ford Thursday night, and taken to his
former home. near Bethel Church Mr.
Bryan had been an inmate Of the hos
Iitai for about IS years
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RICHARDSON PARK.

Richardson Park, Aug. 2o.-Fire
caused by an exploding oil stove at
the home o. Joserh Roman, Glynrich
avenue. caused slight damage, yes
terday afternoon. The Five Points
Fire Co.'S apparatus mace a record
run to TIE scene, but the f1remen were
not needed, the blaze having been
extinguished by Mr.. Roman.
Miss Blanche Watt o. Baltimore
spent several days this week visit
ing Mrs. +. a. Sewer.
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CAPT, SIMMONS FUNERAL.

Dover, Aug. 20.-The funeral o. Cap
tain Robert j. Simmons. who died
Wednesday morning, took place this
afternoon from his late residence on
Governors avenue. Rev. James Light
bourne had charge OF the services.
Caesar Rodney Council. No. s. Jr. o.
l.. A. NJ, Of which Captain Simmons
had been a member for many years
and recording secretary, held 2 SER
vice at the grave at Odd Fellows
cemetery, Camden.
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RED LuApxRs N BnnAx.
Lsnin> Alons Reported - Rststn
popu1ar1ty with The Bolshsviki.

Lsnine AJons nsportsl - Rstsin
Popularity with The Bolshsviki.
~ Associated Press to Every Evening.
London. Aug. 3o.--Rscsnt reports
that : cleavage has developed b.
tween the ruling spirits OF Bolshevik
Russia appear to be partially COR
roborated by = special dispatch to the
Daily Mali Tho correspondent de-
ciarse he has interviewed refugees
along the Russo Polish frontier. who
d.nounce the Bolshevik regime.
without exception. however, the
Russians exempt Nikolai Lenine. the
Bolshevik premier. from execration.
when Lenine's name In mention
cd" the dispatch says. the Russians
shrug their shoulders and srnile say
Ing he is an idealist.' They count 1t
a virtue that the Jews are conspiring
against Lenine.''
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Planning Long Motor Trlp.

A motor trip. with Chatham, on
Cape Cod, as its objective and Worces-
ter Boston, Providence and New
Haven as way stations, is planned by
James G. Carr. William King. Harry
Ingram and John j. Harkins, of this
city. leaving Monday. They will spend
three days as guests of Alfred Sund-
strom at his lodge on Lake Quin-
sigamon, near Worcester. and are due
back here September 3,
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Choice cAntaloap~s cold in the
market here. yesterday. N high ~
!: per carrier ana Nxtsrmolons
brought t9st = carload. The prsos
of cansAloupss had been down to 20
cents to II per carrier and Of wAtvr-
i..elons an low A. @i1< per carload.
The watermelon crop = proving to
be an extra large one In this section.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-08-20
nAME CHANGED.

Elsemere, Aug. 2o.-Fairview Fire Co
hes changed it's name to Elsmere Fire Co,
owing to th fact that the State would
NOT grant charter under the name
Fairview, as there had at one time been
another fire company in the State with
that name.
At the regular business meeting, last
night. the following officers were elected
James r. Smith, president; Harry z.
Jones, vice-president; Lewis Cloud,
secretary; Prenose Foreman, treasurer.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-08-20
MELON MARKET ACTIVE.

Seaford. Aug. 20.-Growers Of can
taloupes in this section say that the
rains of the past week viii prolong
the cantaloupe season another week
They have been bringing in large
quantities OF cantaloupes and water
melons this week and have received
god UE1ces for them,
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NEWS OF MILFORD.

Milford, Aug. 20 Miss Pearl Parker
of Salisbury, Md, formerly of the
Homeopathic Hospital, Wilmington, will
take charge Of the operating room at the
Milford Emergency Hospital next week.
Milford steam laundry has been sold
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-08-20

If you can't bring your classified
ad to the office, telephone it to an ad
taker. 1t costs no more.--Call 2200.-
Adv.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-08-20

Contestants paw no money, coli
lect no money! Simply secure 35
sigma lures on the subscription
blanks furnished by Every Evening,
turn them IN. and as soon as your
thirty-hve subscriptions have been
verified your Ranger will be shipped
by express prepaid from the Mead
Cycle Co, Chicago, III.