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Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1921-01-13
At Tl.E HE.,I-al.EC TONIGHT

At last Dorothy Gish has fallen ~
the Royal Purple. Yes, It's j fact, Ii,
popular listie camedianae Eiil De sect
81 Tier Royal TTighness 10 the steeni.
degree when she appears as the hero
inc OF Little Miss Rebellion" at Iii
itepublic Theatre tonight
Il you have any donb1s as 10 Do.
thy's right TO kear tie royal robes
Just glance ell her titlfs in Fit
Y SIS Rebellion Sine is known ~
Ter Sublime Grace. the Grand Ouch
es5 afaria Lpuisc hereditary Gonnte
of BlayatsEi Couatess OF Wersa
Honorary Colonel of the life auar
I'd 4 dozen and enc other titles to-
nlerous 70 mention
snti shfs saaia titled ltttle ttdg apaa
-arself with a heavy date to 60 To Z
ragtinte dance 9Th Aiiis Cassy q
Dayton. 0hio, aTe-ti;4se private III obs
Tinted States Aral AM Her High,
Little Miss lsaoeli ioa was maIF
q, l.iar.,las purposes caly e.atl II g0r
know w0r Dorothy G{sh oa know
was tl1as means. III is one Oh tn
rsinnfest Paranlount pictures thus far
pIne9 ca fer Hiss Gish ana her
eoiapany 81 associate nlayers and u
an all-coneiy col parry
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1921-01-13
NJ rHE tli.GG.I FIIltitlt sik
FtlSI{sIiT

Il 1 l.
I - .''.'s ,''s { $500. " -
'ts '4'@a
's54s' .s's' 'sss 81 ots,'3fssli' 'ts ISL
1880 81 i s4's3h as,'.s ''4.'
s3.F s.. ''s.''i' 81 aa' e.
's,.''''.''' ~ ~ -lo' j $50
'''''s = !. Sf'sis'.a''''.
s's, 5000 '.saH
s'''s ! I. ''a''S s'.iil.''s e''ei''',sF WEI
's.'.' ,'s - ,,i9,7s = 1'.'
Il as1t 81 = i.ss 'e."s = - 800
= = ~ - s. S. - .s - -.
~ sts a hs@f. YIN q 1922 ~
tai'5 l5aa sS.ise.t 1fts ssF 'o,.
t.s 'oisl'-sl'S seFss l.1lses .la3o taa i r.'l
$500 tt 1880 SIS 80 49,
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1921-01-13
'EINANS' VERSES
THAT TOOK TIE PRIZE

The following garses for which tle
second prize VAS awagaed. for the
greatest number Of words arranged n
verse that cunta ~ made 81 the let
se~s IF he word 'KlwsOis. were
composed by Miss Frances VI Horner,
the thirteen -yaar daughter ri Mr.
and Mrs. Frank 4. Horner. Of Atlanta,
Ga, bat formerly Of Baltimore. an
granddaughter IF George II. Hyde.
Chief Judge of tie Orphans Court O.
Anne Arundel county
All the words herein in bold
You viii ind In Kiwanisr told.
ri ask you il you ever thought,
SO many could from one be wrought
Now III RI rho fhree-foed sl0th,
That I'M America makes its growth,
While swan Is OF duck like race,
with yery long neck and remark
able grace.
Now sin is something we all contend
Ii means TO transgress and offend;
While sahi is Il beer Of Japan
And a monkey Of q Southern land.
Aux IS the name Of bird that dives
II The Arctic region ~ where b
thriyes.
The sai is used where North winds
blow;
They are shoes to walk n the snow
was II the past tense of 10 be.
- the one saw today vas he.
Eyoryoae Knows the meaning OF SKIN
slso ii akin. Min ana win.
To toll and IL drudge IS the meanisl
al swinh.
Ard who aces net kaoN The meanias
oi sink.
i vaIa Is i wagon that's seen e.er
.l usei 10 pill either wood q has
.Aa anA Il like beard TIA gross
CT all he s;ls AZ f5rner nov
A9a nov 80 wals has become nly inS
isinS al eeaYa VISITOR il took HsHk
S.s,-4
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1921-01-13

y
Ia sou ever really estsm Sc eoaa-
parative costs iii yonr food buying
Tilis & not aiways 80 simple AZ u
seems. For Instance. ven may wish
to buy almonds TOR salting and yoa
mag discover tlaat the paper shell
almonds Cost 80 cents pound. while
those with hard shells cost S. cent $.
And you may. therefore. coucsute
hat since the almonds are going 10
he cracked III the Kitchen aus way
.he hard-sheil ones will do. But this
il not enough
The paper shell almonds are lighter.
Your problem is then TO know whc-
her tie difference iii weight win on
set the cents difference in price.
One practical way 10 solve Tie prob
lem is 10 buy half a pound of each
sort. Then shell and blaneh your al
nonds and see how the results cons
pare. Now this may seem like good
ieal 81 tioable. out il you were going
d use many almonds in the future
i would be Well worth While.
Or Won may discover that snet may
be bought at the store for consider
lilly less than lard. And you jump
% the conclusion then that for fry
lng purposes II is cheaper 70 buy the
aet and try II out and have this 10
Use in frying than 10 use the lard.
But remember that you are weighing
he suet before 1t had been tricu out.
The fiber may make up some OF the
weight worth considering. Moreover,
may be that weight IL lost in the
cooking. Then there Is your time 70
consider and The fuel q yonr stove.
not to mention the additional incon-
venience Of MOI having ri2c rat ready
~aen YOU li1es want i aEd o. having
q find a suitable cantainer IN which
ta keep ii
ne tho often ipmp q conclusions
We don't feel tsa Il IS worth while
s. make aceurrste measurements 81
costs or Of Hoe srcn
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1921-01-13
eAGEI TEA Dandy
TO EiR||IE|:N HAIR
5randnlothers Recipe 10
Bfins Back Color and
Lastre TO Hair

a a gra faded ila!s beta-
al Nsralis ai2sas ar
a4 h0Ifle Wet S
als. ar elaisor,A 81 d. Il
arae a.I4as bottles ST Ills
SECS h Reeiee I'M
as*sys rs at sldsiirna 0f osher In
ase n aianally. says a
klRWn esl-s here because 1t
t.fh 4he AaF and
eerIi ae orc cen fa2 II has
aese 4 Hr;si,rs ras
afiilg tailed hatYe 4 Surprise
aWA as fa1sgf agsse alter one .ar
~ abb se gray a4ssr yan-
iAs ala ipeIs aesolne ia4Gr
aHrs isa 9ea ai
his is ssse age 81 youth. Graz
asired. ussassTac i've folss area't
vented asolsn - gel h'lsy eith
Ngeas sac saa Sulphur 9oslisa@aa
Eola ara Sani BE tleignIesi Niah
ssaF SsF Aanstssss1e .aasr asia your
5'lssgs.i aelssa raaee allass fAa
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1921-01-13

JutIand. II il impossible not 81
recognize, III spite q the confused
accounts we haze u thas single
major n engagement y the
VA, that the capital sl.ips 81 the
British fleet failed - play . de-
cisiyc part id the action II Was
i battle u swift cruisers. whose
reed carried the action away
from Ills battiesiiip Acct. which
same up late and was unable
ullen it did arrive to obtain a
gecision On to cut off the enemy i
soeat
hose are some of the ques-
tpons, rather than that Of disarna-
sncnt, that the British naval holi-
lay has raised The big naval
work day Of the war Jutland-
and the lesson Of the submarine
and airplanc demand holiday e
study the construction next IN or
der. That seems 70 be its mean
ing, not disartnament.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1921-01-13
START TOMORROW
AND KEEP IT Up
EVERY MORNING
Get into the habis Of drinking a
glass of hot water before
breakfast.

/ Millions OF folks battle internally
iaow instead Of loading their system
18th drugs. Whats an inside bath
xoa say. Wei. ii Is guaranteed TO
perform miracles according to hot
water enthusiasts
There are vast numbers Of men and
women who. Immediately upon aris-
a4s ii The aDrning. drink a glass Of
A3l water with d teaspoonfll OF iinae-
stone phosphate III it, This is a very
excellent health measure. IT is in
tended 10 flush the stomach, liver
MA lass ana lnfestInes Of The previous
da waste. soar bile and indigeati-
ale material left OYER in the body
which ii nor eliminated cvsry dap
become food for tlle millions 81 lac
tAria which Snssst the ioEcais. me
.4nlek .rasasf. Il nossoEs and TOXINS
wtsich are tilen ABSORBED into The
biood. causing headache. biEs8us at
a eks, foul arcasl ssd taste. coils,
stomach traas1a. kidney misery. sleep
lessness Impure blood and ali sorts
0f aillslcnts
Peopla w9o feel good one aag and
badly tho next, bus who simply can
Hot get fAslitag right are urged b
attain quarter poand 81 limestone
phosphate 81 glae drag stare This.
xiii cost very lgsase but Is sufficient
81 aasska ansona real crank ca TIC
sas jecl Ill internal sanitation.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1921-01-13
HAVE COLOR N CHEEKS
BE Better Looking Tale
Olive Tablets

II your skin is yellow complexion
pallid tongue coated anpetitc Ooof-
you have a had TASTE IN your mouth =
a lazy, no-good feeling ou should
take 0iiyc Tablets.
DR.. Edwards Olive Tablets sub
stitute for calornel- were preparad ~
III EDWARDS after II years Of STUDY.
DR. Edwards Give Z abletsarea purely
vegetable ompolsndfn dwitlloii9e I'll.
You viii know them BY their oliye color.
Toharea clear. pink skin. bsiglteyes.
no pimpies, a feeling OF btoyaasy like
childhood DAYS you rlist ret attheeauSe.
Or. Edwards Olive Tablets act on
fhc liver and bowels ike ealoEnei-yet
have no dangerous after effects
Iaey start the bile and overcome con
atipatinna Millions Of boxes ire sold
!lfGal}s a Ike and NO
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1921-01-13
IN MEMoRIAM

BOWMAN In saa but towing ransem-
hranse al fay husband and father.
REIN RtCIIAN NttS. who setsarted
this life two YEARS aRo. today, tannary
Is. 1910.
| inanrn fer vnu dear husband,
Rut mt with aUtwnri show.
Fer the heart that ineHrns sintsa,sl9,
Muurns silently and low
Tenderly nursetl and cared far hi'u.
frying In vain To restore his health.
Pr9yiag each das he might longer stsiy,
Which to me meant miure tlsan wealth.
or ffnm MY heart comes bitter cry
W4y oh why slisi uGr dear fetsF siit.f
Then comes tile answer, ~ s9fy3an and
deep
Take courage ! ani only asleeI
~ HIS LOWING WlFE AAD
tSlIiI.T9kEN
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1921-01-13
An ala ReeIpc

Herr is q recipe Tor little plum cakes
EakeSa from ! cock book printed 10
1874 end. fadgsng by tic recipe tbs
little cakes of nFna- years ago were
rs good as those of 0sSay TIE racipe
says 20 6rr a lsallnd III ssoaT ana nix
Il thoroughly sFish six osgFees os sugar.
Beat 1lle sanle atioart 81 Inter sis
.oanses Is eraea aaa ag7 three veil
s.eafen eggs half d Y,sealssa of eayrauts
Washe ana dried "a eitsllg and Hogg
aRl slsgar alreafE n5gsd Eaat alse
esskes until smooth. Dredge iionr on
slsa tin nlates. arop he cake batter.
whiea shaEld re stia paste. II pieces
tiae size Of . walnut aa the plates ans
bake iil brisk o9sn nntsI brown.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1921-01-13
Sweet Potato Salad

i'el oil 4 soo2-sized sweet po-
a.1 nash thoroughly Stir in 2
ra4u Of hafter aud two tables poonfuis
ri milk Allow to cool stir in or
ialf 4 c7 OF chopped mr. meats 81
ny KIND ana erye With laayonnais
sr2r inr leas-inr out tie mustard
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1921-01-13

hen you take sWay from the bo5
j ne form Of amusement that he par
tar liI,ss aud something Viii
Is aemoralizing you mnsl
{ ain something c4se 10 take tie
&c OF tint pastime IL you would do
afrl gond
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1921-01-13
IJRBAN POPULATION
or COUNTRY ABOVE
RURAL DISTRICTS
go a..e.I 60. &C ID

with 94.8 per cent. New York third.
with So. New Jersey fourth will sS.7.
California fifth with 6s and Illinois
sixth with CTS. IN total rural ropu-
latinn Texas leads. Pennsylvania is
second. Georgia. third OHIO fourth,
Illinois NTH and North Carolina sixth,
each having more than swo million
people living outside OF cities and
towns
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1921-01-13

Jackets arc trimmed 7ftn bEa5 ding
an4i SCI s;aae esaIraIslsry
yaekes are trimmed sth ding
.as'a saaf-fosae era Bro slesy $40 hags
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1921-01-13

THuRspAy JANUARY -. 1921


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Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1921-01-13
sgs. las In Maryland Cities

TIE urban and rural population OF
Maryland is Se9,42e and 5Sfi.2ss:
Pennsylvania 5,607 SIS. and 3.1l2202.
Virginia 673.sS4, and 1856 2o3, West
Virginia 500 .la7 and 1,0g4,6s4
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1921-01-13

Juvenile Cou@s are an APOLOGY for
past neglect; the apology is due until
the neglect Is Yemedied
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1921-01-13

81, aee 4 Geld In One Day
nruve3s LAXATIVE BROMG
abieis The genuine bears
tore Of r " Grove soc
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1921-01-13

afsebcr - The t-.eesaaed s'Fess
is asseesstesi Press 70 e1eiii
sfxelv sBtlileh Ia the use for re-
notification Of 81 uesss credited 90
.,r ss.a otherwise credited ia this
pt ma Aik.5 tlie local news pub
ah.4l h~asli All righia 81 re
IS. biiaaiin,f II special dispatches
r.in a4p also reserved.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1921-01-13
,p,yE us~miNGT''' ,

/; ~ 100 500 saee iil's sm
i.tal. .Wi. 3-}'l : n. ~
800 7.W, 30 iit
Daily EXCEPT sea gaas
Ltsai Annapolis = "a
Fer tiekefs ani ilii9ga sree n
rlfy ticket Hfii' WI "
STATE House SJaiiciis HslL
Is1aaeii Street : arg
siGseI.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1921-01-13

q brown Velvet rs rbs
Brim edged with q rF
Tie skirt Of p sl
has nanelg caGgh On o'i'
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1921-01-13

ASNUAl. REPoRr 90 TsaE CtsNpITl
or TRE
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1921-01-13
v~Ms 49,
Ts.shishss 1881
aHD naRYLASD GAZgTTH
Eaiaeasbed 1T1T.
~ ANNAPOLIS. MD.

PpbBas.e4 DAifg Ereett suadsy by
rHn cAHIfAf. PUBLISHING COMPANY
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-02-17

500. Said bonds would run for a
period of 20 years from the date of
issue.
For the purpose of paying the princi-
pal OF tho bonds there would be created
a sinking fund commission, consisting
of the governor and the State treasurer.
beginning with the tax levy for 1922.
and continuing each year thereafter
until all the principal of the bonds and
the interest thereon has been paid.
there would be- levied Il State tnx, To
be known as the soldiers bonus tax.
in an amount sufficient 10 pay the in
terest on, the outstanding bonds for
said tax year and an amount which,
figured at the time of the issuance of
said bonds, would If thereafter annually
contributes to such fund. with the
fund and with the Accommodations
thereon. and the contributions thereto.
computed nt the rate of 3l2 per cent
per annum, produce at the date of ma
turity an amount equal 10 the amount
of the bonds. which would be known as
the amortization requirement"
when the accumulation of the sink
ing fund for any year should be more
than 3ta per cent, then the amount In
excess OF az per cent would he applied
to reduce the sinking fund requirements
for the succeeding year; and If the ac-
cumuations of the sinking fund for any
year should be less than 312 per cent
then an amount sufficient to make NJ
the deficit in accumulations for that
wear would be added To the slnkinR
fund requirements for the succeedinf
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-02-17
Tax Plan.

The amount of such tax required 10
bo realized 10y the several taxing dis
tricts Of the state would bc certified
by the comptroller Of the treasury aud
apportioned by him among the several
counties Of the state in proportion with
their assessed valuation Of real and
personal property which is subject To
taxation for municipal purposes within
such county as shown by the then last
correcIed assessment valuation. Such
apportionmeut would be made on the
first day of December In the Near Pr
ccding the year If levy snd would be
forvva rtiad to the county collectors Of
tho several counties and by th"n aP-
porttcned among the several taxing dis
tricts in their county IN proportion 20
the assessed valuation af tho several
taxing districts Ha shown bN the u.s.
scsaed valuation for The current
tax year. such tax would be aeluaed
and made part Of tho levy IN 'aCh tax
ING district in each county and would
hc asaossed levied and collected rs nthef
taxes II would be the duty of the
collector or other officer having the
custody 81 III" collected taxes in the
seyernl taxing districts ~ the state. or
ar before the fifteenth ~ December II
zach wear. 10 pag t. the county collector
In tho county in which such taxing dis
frict Is located such state tax required
to be assessed in hia taxing diatflst
and The county collector would pay
Tho amount Of such tax as has been
assessed in the taxing districts af his
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-02-17

/ true organic iron. Metallic IRON il iron Just
AS il comes from the action Of strong acids
on iron filings. while organic iron Is true
red blood food. like the iron IN Your blood
itself and like the iron in spinach. lentlls
and apples In fact il YOU Will eat plat
or two Of spinach. half q pint Of lentlis
and three or four baked apples each day
Won will probably not need TO take any
other form of organic iron, but most peo-
pie prefer 70 eat a smaller quantity oflron
containing vegetables and take organic
iron. ike Nuxated Iron. with them II i
like taking extract Of beef instead OF eating
pounds of meat To prove 70 Yourself
what Nuxated Iron ran do for You, get
your doctor TO take specimen Of your
blood and make blood count of Your
rrd blood corpuscles then take NllXated
Iron for 81 month and have a new blood
count made and see how your red blood
corpuscles have increased and how much
stronger ard better YOU feel; see how the
color has come back to your checks how
steady and strong your nerves have be-
come A. all druggists.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-02-17

Al their own doors-in the very gardens Of
those who are weak, nervous and aillng all
tho while Is ono 81 the most valuable tones
ard strength builders known 70 medical
science. said Tr James Sullivan, formerly
rhvsiciar If Bellevue Hospital Outdoor
Dent and the Wcstchcster Countv
Hospital. New York when consulted
recently
Dr Sullivan further said:-'Tf your
daily diet coatalas an abundant amount
of IRON YOU are giving your body the red
blood food il Graves But If vour blood
lacks IRON and Is thin, pale and waterv
vol cannot expect To bo strong and well
on the contrary, YOUR nerves become
weakened and YOU become irritable, fussy
and easily upset II such cases, what YOU
need Is IRON organic IRON 70 remove the
cause al vour trouble and the moment
organic IRON is supplied il is often wonder
full how quickly your multitude q svnp-
toms Will disappear and how strong and
vigorous YOU viii become But he care
ful 10 distinguish between ordinary me
tallic IRON winch people usually take and
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-02-17
ECONOMY CLUB
TALKS ON BUSINESS
Members Discuss Conditions,
Causes and Suggest RENE
dies for Improvement.

The Economic Club OF Wilmington.
meeting last night IN the lecture room
Of the Y NJ. c. A. discussed the general
business situation throughout the
Cnr<c ssatea L Z. Good. OF the pur-
chasing department OF the Hercules
Steel Co. opened the meeting with q
tna,u.ron Of the IRON and steel market.
Business conditions in the United
States" ne said. will reach somewhat
OF a permanent basis within the next
three or four months. although the
general price level viii not be as low as
n vAs prior 70 the beginning Of the
world war II 1914. The country" con-
,inuSd the speaker. III 1000, 900 homes
abort due TO the fact that there was
NO real buih;ns during the war l
a. not look for any resumption Of build
ias Curing the coming year. al any
grsa; ossrree. AZ least
Fgurss ahow1ng the great advance in
rne price Of iron and steel were quoted.
Composite pig iron. his figures indicated.
advanced from q quotation OF $3.50 q
toE before the war 70 about $40 during
the war Since then they have drop
ts.d 70 5000 Composite steel, from q
prs-w1ar price Of s1.5s had risen 70
81 At. AZ present being quoted at 3-o71<.
The price IL all steel and iron products,
h. said, should continue 70 show q de-
,reA~
- T. Brldghau. OF The New Castle
I.sthsr Co. gave d brief review Of the
gresent leather conditions. Tanning.
:. sahd In one OF the oldest of indus
tries having been mentioned IL the
Eifla IN the story Of Adam and Eve.
Tn, nigh cost of shoes. Mr. brigham
satd was not due 70 the high cost Of
Isa ff,sr during the war. It was in fact,
eaused by the great demand on the part
Of the people for expensive shoes. There
nas always been high priced shoes, even
before the war time prices. he said and
the only difference was that everyone
wanted the high priced shoes, and were
not satisfied with the cheaper ones.
rThe present reduction IL the price Of
sho.s WAS caused by the flooding Of
American markets with hides when the
embargo was lifted following the arm
l.tice During the year 81 1920 10000.
200 goat skins were IN the United
state Mr. Bridgham declared The
present supply viii last for about hye
months and no new supply - raw ma
aerial is available Tor the next three
months. This IL mis- opinion. would
cause the price 81 shoes r. stop drop
plng and ne predieted thst shoes il the
Gear futurs VIII b. selling sEear al $40
q peir
Othsr speakers ~ the meeting we're
Leslie Hs yford economio statistioia IN
r. me du Pont Co. and Ralph Nokin-
nsv. purchasing agent of the da Pont
40 Tn. rne-tfng was presided over by
+ Higgens. president 81 the
cuh
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-02-17
REV. &. B. DUBELL TO change.
Rector of penn's Grove y. y. Church
Accepts Call From ~. Johns
In Camden.

Rev. Charles Bratton Duhell, rector
uf the Church of tho Ierciful Saviour.
penna Grove. y. j.. has accepted a call
10 St Johns f. T.. Church. Broadway.
Camden. y. j.. and VIII enter on his
new duties in April.
Mr. Dubell's pastorate In Pcnn'a
Grove has been very successful. The
congregation held lts first sereic's in
n tent. six years ag0. since Whicn tim"
it has required enlarged quarters ~"
or three times out ~ the period 0f
his rectorate there Mr.. DubeIl spent =
months In Europe. engaged in Waf
work The Church ~ the Mercifnl 5as-
faur fs one of the most attractive In
South Jersey.
St Johns IN Camden. IL one ri ihr
leading churches there and Nj DHbcll
accepted the call after much impofiu-
nifty hy the church. as Il offered him z
wider neld for his work than "as III
Pcnu's Grove.
Mr. Dubcll Is veil known Ia WiiIaing
ton. where nc formerly resided iir
father. Charles = DUbell. r. one y nj