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Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-05-02

q George Pustii and Robert Ncwlove
one each
On "wednesday afternoon at o'clock
the members OF the Ladies' Aid soeety
of the First Baptist Church will meet at
the home Of Mr.. and Mrs. Edward NC
Dowell on East Fourth street
This afternoon at 4 o'clock the rev
Castle Athletic Association VIII play the
Harlan Giants at Battery PARK ana on
"Wednesday afternoon the local team
will play the Eden Park team on the
Pennsylvania railroad grounds at VIII
mington.
Miss Lillian Grnvat OF Wilmington ~
q guest OF her cousin, Miss Eiizap'h
Bennett
Mrs John b. Montgomery left today
for several days visit with her niece.
Mrs Benjamin pleasanton OF MT.
Pleasant
Miss Helen Hallman of Wilmington.
and Miss Elizabeth street and Miss
Mart. of Norristoun, Pa, were sunohy
guests at the Baptist parsonage, with
Rev. and Mrs. George II. Street
Mr.. and Mrs. Oscar e. Bendler and
daughter Mildred 81 Camden. ~. J., MI
and Mrs. John Swan and aon Roher'
and Albert BENDER Of Delaware city
were Sunday guests Of Mr. and Mrs
| Dale s.. Bender and family
Mr., and Mrs. Wilson Price and son
| Of near Middietoan were guests of Mr.
I and Mrs Clayton - AppIeby Of Roar
| Station.
Auto repairs special for Fords. VII
bert Meredith. w bth st ADV.
| Apartment for rent In the Louise. ap-
ply TO John Ries on the promises. Adv
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-05-02

Schacfer. Clarence Bender, William Der
rickson. Charles Rose, George Jester,
Howard Austin. George Neale and Mr.. and
and Mrs Frank Cassidy.
Mrs. Foster, wife Of Capt. Foster oi
Fort du Pont, who had been IN 81; Eiiza-
bcth's Hospital in New York Tor the past
six weeks. has 81 improved that she was
able to retun to her home at Fort du
Pont. saturday
Second Engineer Edward Gam o the
DESTROYER Bcrnadou, No. l53, now dockcd
1T the Philadelphia Navy Yard, alter a
cruise To- South America, spent the week
end with his mother Miss Elizapeth
Gam, at ST Georges.
The bake given bv the Boy Scouts Tor
the benefit OF their baseball team netted
S22.
Mrs. Robert Pitzer and daughter Nan
Rosemary. left this morning Tor two
weeks stay with her parents, MI. anu Mrs'
T.. ID Winpans Of Arlington, \. j.
II Georges baseball team defeated the
Newark team on the lattcrs grounds. 10y
6to3 The team will play the Mlddletown
team nj st Georges. next Saturday alter"
noon.
\ surprise party was given at the home
of Clty Councilman and Mrs james
Husfclt. Saturday evening. To Miss Ger
trudc Husfclt. bv Miss Mary Lczcar ol
Wilmington. The following guests at
tended Misses Isabelle Willis, Jeanne
Gallagher. Mary McCarthy,lNlr. and MIS-
Joseph Nelson, Lewis Patterson, Anthony
smith. Athrm Molkcr OF Baltimore ano
Panlcs Boston Of Wilmington.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-05-02
CHERRY BLOSSOM" BY
LEWES LOCAL TALENT
Fine Presentation Of Pleasing
Operetta Pleased a Large
Attendance.
Special Correspondence Of Every Evenini

Special Correspondence Of Every Evening.
Icues. NAV q ~Cherrvbloaaom, n
specially prepared opefetta, was given ut
tho Auditorium Friday evening, ~ the
members Of the Girls Friendly, with Mrs.
William T. Orr in charge and Miss Gladys
Russell rs coach.
The plot centers around Evelyn Barnes
Cherrybloasom} An American girl, horn
in japan. whose parents died Of fever, Is
brought up Japanese maiden Her
fathers secretary. Horace Worthingt0n,
used her money and returns 70 Japan on
his Yacht with party Of friends, among
them John Henry Smith. who falls IN love
with CherryblOasom and wants to marry
her, but Kokemo. proprietor Of tea
garden who brought her up. has nnade
other plans and wants her to marry Togo
rich politician Of Japan Eventually
Cherrybloaeom discovers her identity and
marries John II Smith otherwise known
Ms Jack ard al cnds happily
The play Is restricted ard ran only be
uscd by those purchasing thc book end
for charitable purposes only.
Theodosla Marshall took tho part 81
CherrvbIossom and made fine looking
japanese maiden Others IN the rasi wcrc
Harold Cocker kokcmo. proprietor
Of ten garden Iiarold Brittingham .lack
who fell ~ love with aud won Cherry
blossom Dorothy Ncaeick rs tcesica
Yandcrpool. Worthlnrtou niece George
Coulter as James Young private sec
reaiary to Wotthlngton Jack Beach rs
Horace WorthirRton \ew York broker
Henry Foster Jones a. William Icnl
. 1ark's friend who falls IN love viii
Icssica Frank NcLanc as Togo tho Jap
anese politician
The Geisha Girls pcrc Margaret Col
lrns. Martha Teal Mildred Walsh. Mar
gnret Hazard Sarah Chambers Com
fort Ingram apd Margaret Richards
American girls and men NARY Noe
aick Helen Murphy. Ruth Pierre FmllS
Orr. Frcdonla White and Elizabeth Mar
shnll. 1nmes Wiley GoIld Narintire
Kenneth White and Arthur Morgan
The house uas filled with an aprro
ciatiye audience and 4 good amount ~
rralitcd
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-05-02
GOSPEL ILLUSTRATE RS.
Delaware Represented at Unique Re
Iigious Convention I'm Philadelphia.

The tenth annual Gospel Illustrators
convention will be held III Central North
Broad Street Presby terrain Church.
Broad and Green streets. Philadelphia,
today and tomorrow. II is the only one
of its kind in the world Ii is a con-
ference OF men and women who teach
religious truth by means of objects, pic
lures. charts. stories. etc. There will
be demonstra tons by successful workers
Of the best methods of employing Eye
Gate" to reach the child heart.
Every Christian worker IS freely in
vited to attend. Elementary Sunday '
school teachers and superintendents.
Junior Christian Endeavor workers and
leaders Of all childrens rganizations
viii find this convention especially help
fu. 4 great opportunity is afforded 70
get IDEAS for a whole year : work. Miss
r Ethel Wilson Of Wilmington will
preside a tomorrow's meeting and will
take part IN the discussions.
II is expected that many Dela warians
will attend this session. which will end
tomorrow night.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-05-02
DON Err NEWS.

Dover Ma, Nhllc An automobile
tr se. aNncd =, ! J >ratluu of tins town
VA. he,pr t,W al u, .oo, herman street bv
,,.thrr trlcL = flrias afternoon faulty
.ta,r.np hlir prl iU, aauug tri,k INTO
too. tatrlrc> ami nadN damaged them
rh. N ~lulot department ~tor, bulld-
lrr 80 ,arL Lerman .trrct has hc"u pur-
.-cI +, th. Gru from th,. Lord c~fat".
ttc prt,, pali hcinc Slruh Nr SIMON
,rtsrl maltrp ,Nt,n-lvc lmpro, c'ucntS.
,r,1l,hnr IN erI1rrmc - Tho hulldng hv
rlrripr = h.eh
N. .b,t.lr.c 81 three. thaueau chick
ep. ,n l-n. o.at DNrr - .ldo> of
te4tureA ,ftr4. t.tIuln, nllifr pcr~on~
~ ,rJ Mn. e tIcfcu>tcn 81 the
T., ,pIe chm man Church u rs Vcrc ~
" crner .lla ~ lor fcn daVs have re-
turncd hum, ~ llclfcn-teiu occupying
81 mipt N,..f. .ri3N IS u~ual
~eturdnt tf,rron' f h' nome II ~"
81 Is fsth,r Nllllm W Mckee near
pst,t 81 ltlhan h7st,th slNcc "as
s. erfp.I 4, -argi- Ra4rhIo
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-05-02
NEWS OF THE DAY
FROM THE STATE
Five Points Civic Association
Gives Fire Engine Contract
TO Wilmington Concern.
HONORS FOR EX-PRESlDENTS is

prom Every Evenings correspondents
SmVma May > "EN-Pr'Sldcnts
pa, was observed hy tHc Twentieth Cen
tur, club 81 smyrna Friday afternoon,
and q very interesting program was pre-
scnted arranged. IN charge Of Miss Bertha
~mithrrs Sircc the organizations oi the
el,l tberr have heep rinctccr presidents.
s,Stccn -! whom arr nov llNirc Ter "i
these were present ~ the meeting anu
gave short talks The slN who wcrr absent
sent message which wcrr road hN Miss
Sntthcrs bach ot tho speakers upon
hcine introduced Was presented with a
hnuupct at HoWer- appropriate :" tho
fbrnr ul thcir spcech
pano solo D, Mr. Thomas " Cover
.n' chairman at music was much on
,o,,s Mr. lIcnrS - BnVcr president
~ the state Federation ol Women : Cluh>.
chn 1, an ~ president IT the SMYRNA club,
VA attending thu convention ot the sun
sh,nr orAer- ~ Milford The meeting
"a tho last % regular order until
tlrfnlsef
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-05-02
FoIND skull OF INDIAN.

Scafnri May w hil" digging Gel
lar fnr tho nrv homr of Nathaniel
t'unawal Whlch viii De- erected oU 2 t"t
,u Arch street purchas sed hy him from
Edward TuIl q Criorcd workman dug
In 4 human skull. which. from apI~ar-
an,cs bad been buried there for many
wears The Negro called the attvn
tiou I'D Nj CunawaN tu his nnd and
after au examinations, Nj. Coma way
,am, IL IN. ,onciuSiou tina; Il Was the
shuH ~ an Indian. \au;iCnNc rrtbe ~
indians having uhahtJatt,l the sat.
which Is nov Scaford more than 20,
Years ago
\oi long Sinc, an old Indian canoe
Was dragged from thc bottom of the
Nauticokc river on Wright wharf y,
/ Scaford fisherman
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-05-02
COAST DEFENSE NEWS.

Fort du Pont. May >, Lieutenant
Mickelsen has received orders trans
fcrring him to the coast dciensrs OF Bal
hoa Panama Canal /on"
Mrs &. l.. Williams IS visiting MAJOR
Williams parents. Colonel and Mrs {. \.
Williams Of Washington, ID {.
several members Of the Garrison en-
invcd visits to the annual tNhihit OF the
Wilmington Socicty Of Fine Arts. at the
Hotel du Pont. last week Major Williams
aud daughter. Constance, were guests OF
NJ and Mrs + f. Schoonovcr At the
private exhibit
saturday Was organization day an oc-
caSinn ON which things uf historic interest
were CnmmCmoratrd MAJOR W lIiathS'
fort commander. made brief address
Th,I,,ds, the troops oi Fort du Pont
wcrc Inspected hy general Inspector
from the second oa,rps area hn found
conditions quite satisfactory
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-05-02
cHEsTEROwN AND VICINITY.
Special Correspondence Of Every gv,nin,

Special corresrondenoe of Every Evening
Chestertyyn. Md, MAY Iegjn ".
Howard. son Of Mrsand Mrs Frank ".
Howard who had been holding lucfa-
tive position in Baltimore, resigned u "
accept position IN Panama, and sailed
for that place laat week.
! RAYMOND Shippers ha sold Tor the
Davis heirs the double dwelling on Mil
street Chest4rtOwn, occupied by james
Everett and Tnoeh Nickerson, u Mis-
Catherine Smith price not gwen
II il stated that as a result of the recent
distressing accident IN which Mrs. Mary
lester, wife of Deputy Sheriff John
lester, lost her life. last Sunday morning
in an automobile driven Nv Nrs. bailt
Applegarth. number ~ suits Tor damnger
viii be filed onc against krnt county. one
against the Chesapeake 4 Potomac lHie-
phone 90, and another against the oSnrr
of the car that drove Mrv AppleVsrth N
the State road
William Anthony Of Wilmington bas
rented the Harris property, m Milling
ton and will move there. Mrs Mar
Hitchins, Mrs Jo4eph Miller and MP
Icon Lyons. all of Wilmington. gpent last
week with their parents, Mr. End Mrs
r poore. N Mtllirgton
Frank Hney. who had been Epending
anrne tune nj Saranac Lake for tho lenehi
II his heath, has returned n his home %
Massey. very mueh improved
Cifv LITTER Carrier Char,es 3 Coleman
has rented the residence n William Q
Pcregoy on Mil street. The latter hsvlnf
/ moved - Winchester, Va 10 take p,el
/ ton with the American STawtoard 60
/ Mra. Ada Dryer, widow q Jesse .
/ Duycr. md Samuel Cranor farmer 0
/ nearby Qucen Anue. were married Saf
/ Irdav. and will reside on hrs farm
/ Rev and Mrs 7 Il Shield ~ Bogota
/ Eew Jersey. arrmirco tho engagement
of their daughter, Marguerite. ~ william
/ Clarpnee McFeely. # Vow York City
/ grandson of the latc William B 'gil'0u n
! Chcsfertown
/ While crnrklnR his caF A. his homo %
i Mnranec. Thomas = Whit" fractured to
+ right wrtst
+ Mizs Flizal~th Jarrnan hae born ap
noirted tsookkoeper - 'he f,aiena Bank
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-05-02
NEWS OF lEvES

Icues Mn, John " Reach lr
ewp'o, ia fert RS, p..-i two vcar, "a, trcman
Is ~ lroau. - pffslure "a Las hrcr ap-
n.,ntc3 .1c-k 81 fhc eHcc ~ Suporpter-
acrt Nllsw TrunCN 81 Tho Coast
Guard. v a9 res fp th, cicral hulid-
ms hrr
Nhl,m \ Russell ha- moved his family
fr,m tl lah y Marshall property o7
I-art street I hl- tarm n Pilot Town re-
cont, ttrti z 5, Iohr 4 Roger
Town tauucl. has had ~cv'rai street,
nlouel ~r-avei AM rolled ,lGr:ug '5o past
~ eeel Nl.ch maA,- 3 6nc improve
ment n tbau Othef t-r.t> VII h. I'M
pro,e, as soaa a- possible
Capt3r Willard 81 collins master ~
the t..e trahlar .i>t l Dr., ami, here
during th, week rs m, hoaf a- % arhor
flvcr,a,n " Ingram . NllUrctou is
spending q fcv da,s here with his parents
NJ and Mr~ Edgar " Ingram
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-05-02
CHILpRRN BARELY ESCAPED.

Dove Nav "a tenant house an tho
q I'M n William *. knight. two miles
cast of Dover. caught fire = fcw da IS
ago while the tenant was away. with
four small children in the house, and
before help arrived was burned 70 the
ground with the contents. tho children
barely escaping with their lives.
Charles Moore. farmer living or
posite to the knight farm. who had 4
tenant house vacant allowed the fam
ily 70 move in Neighbors provided fur
niture and clothing for the children.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-05-02
RUSH TO SAVE BURNING TOWN.
Halifax Sending Fire Apparatus To
Stewiacke which Is Being Swept BY
Flames

BY Associated Press TO Every Evening.
Halifax. n. s., May Especial trains
equipped with fire fighting apparatus
left here early today to help fight the
confiaga ton which threatened TO de-
stroy the town Of Stewiacke. "a miles
distant on the Canadian National Rail
way.
The flames which broke out shortly
after midnight in barn quickly spread
until they had completely destroyed Nc
Nuts hotel. FIVE stores aud several
dwellings.
The fire. famed 10y high wind. was
still spreading at o'clock. when calls
were sent to Truro and Halifax for and.
Among the buildings destroyed was
branch OF the Royai Bank of Canada.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-05-02
HORSE SMASHED VEHICLE.

Dover May 2.-Dovers officers were
notified early Saturday morUing of an
apparent runaway or an accident up the
state road. north Of town, in which a
team had been badly damaged. with the
horse. a welI-kept animal. still attach
I'd 20 the front wheel. II was badly
cut and bruised which lead the officers
20 believe that possibly "A team had
been run into and the occupants thrown
out.
Saturday evening Albert Palmer of
" oodslde. IN making inquiry for run
away horse came To Dover and recog
nized the aninlal as mis-. informing the
officers that the horse became unman-
age44bl, and ran away, throwing his
wife out and generally wrccking tho
rar-iage The body part was found close
- Woodside
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-05-02
Beatty Writes From France.

George w. Beatty. in a letter received
by friend here day or two ago and
bearing the postmark of Paris. wrote
he and Mrs. Beatty are having a good
time there, and intimated his intention
of not again returning to the United
States. BY the game man came a let
ter from Mrs. Lillian Shaw Beatty. also
announcing her arrival and residence In
Paris, indicating that she and Colonel
Beatty were together and had recently
reached the French capital after an ex-
tended tour of the adjacent sections of
Europe.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-05-02
NFu ARk HtRCH NOTES.

\.WsrA Ma Nonten ~ - John :
q Church cleared about go on 2 hahc
neld ~stlrl4s ,u ~, porcn ~ thc " ash
rgtnu Hel- ihJ, uiouc, VII GO TOW ards
flnd 49, fathcr Rrenna pastor of the
rhureh = rlrsiuC - c.rc-.te the church
ia. cncut and ~ y np - ciub room for
~. ipupr Mon & sthnhc iuh
u, lphn Ohpasut ~ Nncland y j
eondarted thr.a -or,sro- ~ - Thoma,
z Wrrt 80 'rdav Tno conCrega-
TN q 'hf church vii hold = meeting To-
nAchf - clec' estr, mon fcr 'hc wear
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-05-02
Church stronger Today.

Re~v. Charles Il. Ca neiee pastor ~ the
Weatrninster Presbyterian Church IN
sermon Yesterday sa5d tho church r.
stronger to-day than il has ever been
before. tho Preahytcry having reported
$50 o0a acreaaions and tho Nethodisfe
ert-eetcd H. shosr lnrgc growth also
The church vas weaker whom the
Kaiser was III power for ne made his
motto Rlcaacd arc they that draw the
sword instead r. Bleseed arr The
pearerna kera. far thay shall ~ ~alef
the children - God Hev Ca nder
said n faua on thc people who are
Christians ~ take care n Tho others.
IL, preserve the1u he said
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-05-02
NAY DAY ENERt iSES.

Scafnrd MAY MAY pav exercises
..f Se,Cord puhli, school. which will hc
held "Wednesday. MAY :. at the sCho"i
ground promise to hc tho hest ever
given ~ the pupils They have worked
hard and faithfully under then ~
-tr1lctors and are said to hC 80 priin"
ttncse for this gala occasion The ~
,rriscs have been widely advertised, and
the school authorities ar" lookinE Tor an
Immense crowd e. attend them.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-05-02
CONTRACT roR FIRr ENGINE

Richardson Park Ma, The nrtrd
~t4r. lr. Arp ut3, ta 81 Wilmington
~. ava,iad 'h contract ;o furnish \
trph c,mE1tatiun ~, apparatus ior the
ti,r puirt ClNtc N-~a,lat.1t 81 = meet ug
a th, frc coumittcc ~ the association on
>sttrdsN
~, machine vii CONSIST pump
engine chemical cuaIu, aui laddcr~
uoutcd nn : Res rh.>si- u s planu"1
g. hou, "a, apparetl- on lulN lr CONS
necNeu Vtfh tn patriotic celebration :"
D. hold ..r. pn thet dst
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-05-02
NEWS or SEAFORn.

Scaford May 2.-Earle nonoho. %
Scranton. Pa. and Miss Lillian neppe,
uf Philadelphia. spent The week end
pIh Mr.. Donoho-s parents, MIR and Mrs
t,corcc " D0noho-
Mr>. r y Dawson IS spending scv-
ora weeks with her daughter Mrs ".
\ Chudlcl in Philadelphia
Miss Zina ShaEcr. of Snow Hill Md
spent last week with her sister Mrs. Al
bort I. Diamond
Blades Town Council is improving
Morris Row 10y giving II a coat OF stone
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-05-02
DELAWARE CITY NEWS.

DelaWarc Citt Ma, Mr. Laura
Melnta.h gave q hirthds, party - her
daughter Ida SATURDAY. m honor Of her
18th birthday anniversary The following
guests attended Misses Elvlra Lewis.
Alct Bowen Margaret Walters. MARY
Burfh ham Catherine Splccr Mary Clark
Mar, and Martha johnson LouIso Rose
Margaret Ellis Dorothy stanley Eliza
beth Murph, Elias LOWS Lawrence Pea
cuck Harry Heal John Ncbb. Edwin
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-05-02
TsTvRsrATr vrRRs.
View Jrss~y state Highway lsmmls.
sion Mako fpifiai SnFf.

Cape May. n. o.. naY fus Nns
Jsraey State Highway Commission uff
Ia Trenton On Wrdnfa fadag tnd fuaHn
nnai arrangements f0 ths bHudinf 0f
the dOcka fDf TIE Nes fera0a llfnenin
ferry that viii ronuesf fhin rraHf rffH
the DeiaVaro state nlEhunv nFrfeuI
which viii give The tourist from fnn
South direct routes ~ pfnff ln as
Jersey Pennayivania. hou ToFt ar1
New England Hfnrse
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-05-02
FoIey's
Honey and Tar
COMPOUND


Stops THAT DISTRESSING
checks r quickly and sure
". clears the ibrosi of phlesm snd
mucous. and coats the rs~. ioSannrd
surfsces With healing. soothing rnedi-
cine.
Don't Cough Until Weak
'''T srn IN old lsdy. IS years Old. s-d
hsd very bad cough from ha-ins 10
grippe. thought i goo< 'une 70 ~
FoIey's Honey and Ter Compound.
and sen, and 20, bottle. and .
stopped my cough snd ] go' Deoef:
s., now I am sround the house sesin.
Mrs. Mary Kisby. Spokane Wash.
H's can prove no imitation or
substitute is as good as she ge,zt
me FoLey,s Honey and Tar.
FOR sale by y B Dsnfo-th. f-uxxn
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-05-02
roll OF HONOR.

Harc Conner Ma, The following
uantes ~, "a. the honor rll of Hare :
prncr ,,hool tot perfect attendance dur
uC tpul
tl.ahrti ttku sou Icaurettc Clark
Chari,.> Curuudcr tdnb Clrrndcr Helen
q rfnder lanes Daddy Eileen DIddv
Nurv pldjN loseph Ga~neskf Edith
Gcvtr, .iuhr lnr-am Heiph Rnthwcll
IauI ~t,rr
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-05-02
RtHtEl)~oN Farm.

Rt.h4rsl l-tu Pr NltN lhc hlAc
hrAi 5, fh, lRreit htr- Ns>ociaton
IS rrusuIn llaIl ~atrdaN was "cit at
tenl,d NE proceeds VIA ~ devoted
ftWari l,lrrt1uC Oh, s>p.' ST. "i tho
Z crrt SIS 4, MI, Newark W,,t
Ih, first second and third grRdc -laSSc~
81 Richardson Park school vtii givn MAY
aatt an Nj, nn the school grounds
Neph S FL ft, lupior lragro viii hold
+ ltrsr nttt ~3'lria,
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-05-02
chsrl.. /. pssrhl.s I.lsr.a

Knocked dDsn ~ an automobile 81.
Wedneaday ~ Fiffh avenue and
street. Sew Ymk Charles D. lHuFt
SO4 JacksDn street Vaa hranRfI nnf r
Hsturdav evening having ufff If1f
going treatment af M lt0raesf'f lf
pitai since ne accident HH
consist ~ an airasof ~ 'hs srss
confusion ~ tho fr~,f
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-05-02

No-To-Bac" has helped thousands to
break the costly nerve-shattering to-
bacco habit Whenever you have a
for a chew, just place q harmless Mo-
To-Bac tablet in your mouth instead TO
longing for a cigarette. cigar, pipe or
help relieve that awful desire. Shortly
the habit may be completely broken.
and YOU are better off mentally. physic-
ally. financially. It's 40 easy, ~ simple.
Get a box Of No-To-Bac and IL II
doesn't releas sc you from all craving for
tobacco in any form. your druggist Will
refund your money without question.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-05-02

Hundreds OF others get RESULTS from
Every Evening lassifed ads.-Why can't
you ADV,
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-05-02

Every Eventnx eissHinsf afr -
returns call ZOO Adv
The New York herald., 1921-07-03

TIE President wearing the COW.
puncher hat presented to him by
Wyoming delegation. The silver band
bears an engraved invitation to attend
the Frontier Days" show at Cheyenne
this month. Copyright, Harris & Ewing.
The New York herald., 1921-07-03

varsity
The New York herald., 1921-07-03

Remarkable picture of the smoke screen laid down
by destroyers Of the Pacific fleet in recent practice
work. Photograph taken from the fire control top
of the battleship New Mexico keystone View