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America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1921-12-08

nea Mirea, apucand-o in brate.
Titan spus cal alunecus. Daca
nu ma tineai cadeam. Mi Sc pare
ca s'a tocit zimtii de la sosoni
Maine imi iau altele," zise Sofia
rizind.
Sc urcara. In camera, mare
spatioasa, 0 caldura dulce, mo.
leSitOare.
''Desbraca-te de pardesiu,'
zise Sofia, scotandu-si oaciullita
de zibelina.
Mirea sa supuse dorintei So
fiei, 81 scotland sticla de coniac-p
puse pe masa. Inyoluntar ridic3
pfivirea in oglinda si vazu chir,1
lmbujorat al Sofiei, care igi Fo-
trivea parul pc Ia timple in fats
oglindei 81 extaziat de frumuse-
tea ei ramase Gu privirea fix6 pc
chipul Sofiei. Buzele lui Sc mis-
cara sd zica ceva dar cuvantul ii
amuti pc ele.
Sofia ii vazu toate miscarile,
zimbi, 81 Il invita- 81 seaza, sezind
81 ca in fata lui, aproape, nici un
pas, simtindu-i respirarea.
Tam spus Cd Sambat4 vine
81 barbatul meufs intreb6 Sofia
distrasx
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1921-12-08

unchiului. A fost planul matusii
mel ca sd ma carabaneasca dir
Bucuresti," raspunse Mires Of
tand.
zee femeie rea! Cat al suferi1
din partea Ell
Multi, nespus de multi" zist
Mirea dus pc ganduri.
Mai til minte, die Mirea cand
.vineai la moi Gu parul zburlit 3
ochii inrositi de plansis'
''Ori ce intamplare din copila
RE g gravata adanc pc inims
mea r
Nj cand ne jucan 4 moara, y
cpleeeam mure 9i smeura T. !.
lkeele an fost sing1rele melt
cfipe fericite, " murmurx Mirea.
''Si ale meler' zise sofil, sus.
pihand.
''Nici D-voastra natl avut alto
clipe fericiteir intrebx Mirea
mirat.
''Nu domnule. Viata mes in.
treaga pana acrm 3 fost ,1n LAM
de suferinta 81 deceptiuni,' ras.
punse Sofia oftand.
Isl acum. acum dup3 q
Da, da, stfn q vriei 4 zici, 81
scum die Mirea. M ssts b6rba'
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1921-12-08
lUrArsl

care seara beau un paharut ina
inte de eulcare," ''si strecura 0
hartie de o suta in mana lui
Mirea, zicandu-i:
''Plxteete."
Chelnerul abuse sticla 81 Sofia
ii spuse so destupe CT mare tir-
buson bun acssa.
Mires achitG socoteala, si dupa
sfatul Sofiei dsdu IN leu bsesis
chelnerului, care facu un compli-
ment adine insintes lor. Prof
fand de ocaxi4 q chslnerul . fost
eleznat A un client Il . mAsa
~ apropiers, llirea = fnabrses
fpedb ~ spards ssiul.
a i1 6iDl restaurant 60fis Il
'trej 5usts 81 u 4! 'joyoni al
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1921-12-08

tul ideal pc care lam visat In
adolescenta mea," zise Sofia sus
pinand din adancul inimei, intre
rupand pc Mirea, ca sal usureze
situatia.
'iSe vede ca fericirea este Q
himera" zise Mirea, trecand
mana peste fruntea lui lata.
''Din care foarte putini au no
roc sa guste," fntregi Sofia.
''D-na Vioreanu! Credeti ca
exista fericire in casatopief' in
tteb6 Mirea, ganditor.
''pa, daca sunt doua mimi carl
bat Il union, sc inteleg si ambii
|fsi dau silinta Sd nu ataee prin
nici nm gAsts legaturs care ia
unit.
'Dar barbati idealif'
B4rbati idealii Depinde, ca
rel ideal pentru un nu-i ideal
pentru altele Q sut1 sau 0 mie.
|Barhatul ideal este care cores
pnnde calitatilor 81 aspiratiunilor
firesti 81 sufletesti q femeiei. De
pinde deci de fire 81 suflet. 81
fsmeia, din intnitfe mai multi, ga
seste, dqscopera - calea ei ase-
menea barbsti, dar nenorociirea
ests q dintr 'un ihotiv san altul,
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1921-12-08
coNvocARE

Societatea Romano de Ajutor
81 Cultura 'Vulturul'' din HO-
mestead, Pa. Provoaca pc toti
membri sci lua parte la sedinta
Generala de 3 luni, care va ii in
ziua de IL Dec. 1921 la Orele l 80
%. III. La ordinea zilei vOr fl mai
multe chestii de rezolvat printre
care Va ii 81 alegerea noullor
functionari pc 6 luni viitoare.
Absentee nemotivate vor ii pc
depsite conform Statutului.
In numele Soc. 'Vulturul's.
(286-S7). Presidiul.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1921-12-08

|neatarnate de inclinatiunile Ell fl
resti, silita sa-si lege viata de
altul 81 iata o casatorie nefericita,
minciuna conventionala in toata
golaciunea ell" raspunse Sofia, Gu
un zimbet la coltul buzelor sale
rumene 81 carnoase.
'Pentru mine femeia este o
enigma neinteleasa,s sopti Mirea.
"Fiindca nu >ti-ai dat nici odata
osteneala so intelegi. r imposibil'
ca in viata d-tale sa nu te ii in.
ltalnit Gu o femeie care 81 pro-
duca impresie puter9ic4 asnpra
sufletului d-tale, dar on felul
d-tale de q ii, nu tai dat oste.
neala sal analisesi firea, caracte-
lrul, inima, sufletul. si imprssia
s'a sters ca despre ori ce lucru pc
care null cunoastem, ale cSrui o.
litati an ramas Q tainA psntru
moi. Nu-i asai" zise Gofia GU un
zfmbet bun yoitor.
'Da, E adevarat, dar nam svut
nici odata fndraznesls 81 m8
apropii de e. Gu hot2rarea chiru,
eului ca sa-I disco inima. 8
Vezif Asta-i defectul pe care
4 ai fats dc femsii. Y
(Va nsz
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Caut de urgent un Brutar { Ba-
ker) Roman, Gu experinta buna
in rostul Brutariei. Platesc plata
buna. Brutaria mea corespunde
rostul celor mai noui Modeluri de
Brutarie. Doritori 81 se adreseze
de urgent Ia:
G. M. CAZAN, Bakery
COZ Main Str.
Martins Ferry, Ohio.
(284-86).
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DO R ESQ

Casatorie Gu fata sau nevasta,
intre etatea de 80 ami, pana in 40,
insa sd fie Democratic 81 Populara,
Romano adevarata. NJ are face
daca are 81 un copil.
Doritoarele sa sc adreseze la
adresa mai jos.
DEMOCRATA
Box 346 Martins Ferry, Ohio.
(284-86).
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RESTAURANT. 6421 Detroit
Ave. Lease bun, chirie ieftina.
(285-S7). Cleveland, Ohio.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1921-12-08
MOI PLATIM BANI QATA
PENTRU

Liberty bonduri. Thrift and War
Savings Stamps. Asemenea cumpArAm
81 aur vechiu. argint. platinA, diaman-
te. juvaere, ceasuri argint viu, mag
orice lucruri de valoare. Aduceti-le Ia
moi. MOI cumpArayn orice de valoare si
platim bani gaia. Simon este cea mai
cinstitA casa de schimb, proprietari IL
The Ohio Smelling 4 Refining Co.
Olfclul, Room 216, Lenn0x Building
Colt Gu e. 9th si Euclid.
Deschis pima Ia orele p. m. (3-4-e
The Monett times., 1921-06-17
ADMINISTRATIVE NOTICE

Notice is hereby given, that letters
of administration on the estate of
Mary E. Drowley, deceased, were
granted to the undersigned, on the
Oath day of May, 1921, by the Probate
Court of Barry County, Missouri.
All persons having claims against
said estate, are required to exhibit
them for allowance to the Admins
tratrix within six months after date
of said letters, or they may be pre-
cluded from any benefit of such
estate; and if such claims be not ex-
hibited within one year from the date
of granting of said letters, they will
be forever barred.
This Gath day of May, 1921.
JOHN r. WALLEN, Judge of Probate
FLORENCE JOHNSON,
Administrative.
First insertion May ~, 1921.
The Monett times., 1921-06-17
A PLEASANT EVENING SPENT
AT HOME OF L. N. HARROD

A very pleasant evening was spent
at the home of Mr.. and Mrs. l.. N.
Harrod, 101S Sixth street on Monday
evening, the occasion being a surprise
party for Mr.. Harrod and James
Drowley in honor of their birthdays
At seven o'clock dinner was served
and the remainder of the evening was
passed with music.
Those who were there were Mr.. and
Mrs. James Drowley, Miss Lille
Drowley, Mr.. and Mrs. w. A. Winton
and the host and hostess.
The Monett times., 1921-06-17
INTERESTING is MEMORIAL
SERVICE METHODIST CHURCH

1 In the auditorium of the Methodist
Episcopal church, Sunday evening at
7:30 o'clock, was held the special
Memorial service, it being joint SER
vice, at which the pastor of the church
DR.. J. D. Shaddrick preached a
special sermon to the Brakemen and
Conductors of the Frisco.
The center section Of the auditorium
was reserved for members and their
families, and was completely filled,
The church was packed to it's capacity
and extra chairs were placed in the
aisles.
The church choir rendered two
beautiful anthems, 'The Holy City,
and Il Am Pilgrim" and DR.. Shad-
drick rendered beautiful cornet solo,
"The vacant Chair" by special re-
quest. Each of the numbers was very
appropriate for the occasion.
c. E. Whitlatch, faithful member
of the Order Railway Conductors,
read the name of the deceased mem-
bers of the Order, and also of the
Ladies Auxiliary. Harry S. Morelock
read the names of deceased brakemen
who belonged to the Order.
The subject DR.. Shaddrick chose for
his sermon was, "a Fatal Mistake"
in which he spoke chiefly of tina
Memorial.
The Monett times., 1921-06-17
ADMINISTRATIVE NOTICE

Notice is hereby given, that letters
Of administration on the estate of
VIM. D. Randall, deceased, were grant
ed to the undersigned, on the 26th.
day Of May, 1921, By the Probate
Court of Barry County, Missouri.
All persons having claims against
said estate, are requested to exhibit
them for allowance to the Administra-
trix within six months after date Dc
said letters, or they may be precluded
from any benefit Of such estate; and If
such claims be not exhibited within
one year from the date Of granting
Of said letters, they will be forever
barred
This 26th day Of May. 1921.
Attest: JOHN r. WALLEN.
Judge Of Probate.
ELIZABETH RANDALL.
Administrative.
First Insertion June 8. w99t4
The Monett times., 1921-06-17
c. /. WILLIAMS GETS TANEY
COUNTY ROAD CONTRACT

C. l. Williams has been awarded
the contract for building two hard
surface roads in Taney county. The
contracts were let last week by H. r,
Mobberly of Springfield division high
way engineer, subject to approval by
the Missouri State Highway Depart
ment.
One of the roads is the stretch from
Coon creek near Lake Taneycomo, the
contract including grading, construct-
ing and culverts. Mr.. Williams bid
was s14,523.62. The other Taney
county road is the stretch from Coon
creek north for 2.27 miles, Mr.. Will
liams bid being $12,294.31.
The Monett times., 1921-06-17
JOSEPH F, PAUL DIES
In CALIFORNIA

Joseph F. Paul, an uncle of Mrs,
w. H. Such, No. 400 Fifth street, and
well known to many in Monett, died
last week while visiting his son at
Los Angeles, Calf, and his body will
be shipped to Springfield for burial.
and will arrive there tomorrow night.
Mr.. Paul was former salesman for
the Springfield Grocery company. The
surviving relatives are his wife and
two sons, L. ]. Paul, of Los Angeles,
Calf, and G. E. Paul, of Flint, Mich.
Funeral services will be held from
the Immaculate Conception church,
Springfield, at 8 o'clock Thursday
morning.
Mr.. and Mrs. Such will go to
Springfield on Wednesday evening
and will attend the funeral services.
The Monett times., 1921-06-17

There strings this offer The special arrang
e by the Factory No extra price because of them In fact
ers Cabinets materially reduced been
waiting for terms and low prices HERE THEY
We challenge mail order house dealer equal them
The Monett times., 1921-06-17

Tomorrow and the coming week offers
tnty the Sellers Kitchen Cabinet
Of these wonderful special
Of the hot days coming Think Of the great
want will Spend fewer hours the kitchen
leisure in the cool time for
these Sellers Kitchen Cabinets with the 15
Venlences and renements before combined cabinet
world.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-05-04
SHORE FANS
BUSY TALKING BALL
Meeting Will be Held at Sails
bury on Friday to Get the
League Under Way.
Special correanondence of Everr Es.nInl

Special Correspondence Of Every Evening
Seaford May 4-The meeting hooking
20 tho formation Of a haschall league
composed ~ Delaware and Isa stern
Shore towns. has been called for Fri
day. May 6. at Salisbury. Md ~ W
carty and Clarence " Milea. tho com
mittee recently appointed hv President
Fred T. Adkins. II Tho Chamber ~
Commerce, Salisbury. to investigate tho
possibility of establishing 4 baseball
league on the peninsula. arc hliay con
ducting negotiations between several ~
the leading towns. and IL now seems
likely that "A league including Salisbury.
Cambridge. Dover. Chester town. Centre
vile. and either Crisneld ~ seaforti
will he formed
Representatives uf these towns have
expressed "a marked interest IN tho pro
tect The scheme Conternriafaa Rir-
club circuit of professional players. a
four months schedule tho league - t.e
governed by "A board ~ directors In
Guiding ono representative from car Il
town who viii adopt tho hy- laws r.
govern the league. including such rules
as a maximum salary "a br paid any
player There In conHidrrnbla nenfi
mcnt FOR forming n circuit 10 be put
hfhfl tnN HifIfFf NlEitIl bi EfEhftEf4i IA EfsH
ball and much thought will he given 10
this suggestion at tho meeting Friday
ff enough towns cxprrHs n desire to
Join the organization an eiEht-cIub
league will be formed. A number - the
baseball fans Of the peninsula believe
that II the right kind of League in
organized having strong and
able executive as it's head and one
banded together under the rules Of or
ganized baseball IL will find ready sup
port from the many baseball fans
throughout Delaware and the Eastern
Shore.
Apropos OF such league a letter has
been received from J. Vincent Janison
Jr.. president of the Blue Ridge League
which contains some highly interesting
information relating TO the subject in
question. and in which no strongly
urges the promoters to 20 in for or
ganized baseball. President Jamison has
had about 20 years experience IN or
ganized and independent baseball and
he empha sizes very forcibly in his letter
that the only kind of baseball is or
ganized baseball. lie says in the Blue
Ridge League. where once independent
baseball was the rule. You couldn't now
get two per cent of the people to vote for
il again. If organized baseball Is adopt
ed here it will be organized with an eye
for the future as we'll today.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-05-04
BICYCLE POLO ON
NEXT SATURDAY
interesting Contest VIII be Fea-
ture of Events at the Fair
Grounds.

sherin Joseph ~ Gould. secretary ~
tho Delaware State Fair AHBoc iation.
notified Luther Robinson. who is pro-
noting the bicycle eport through tho
local dealers and tho Cycle Trades of
America. that the cycllst association
could have the use of the race track at
Eimnere to hold the bicycle polo game
and races. on May T.
The committee IN charge has planned
one of the best programs of its kind
that was ever neid in Wilmington. Nd
dttiUnal features of the meet will be
The Briggs and Stratton Filters. entered
by Paul Burnham, 602 West Tenth
street. ana & Cnuffiei. SOC Delaware
avenue. The two boys will compete in
n mile race
Paul Burnham win also compete IN
the motor wheel race with Edgar An
deraon. and probably e. Caufflel. and II
possible boys from down state win
show the Wilmington lads something
All Briggs and stratton motors attach
ed to bicycles and the 1ierH, will be in
Fpected by Paul Burnham. These ma
chimes viii be given thorough test be-
fore entering the race.
There viii be prizes awarded 10 the
winners In this race
In tho bicycle division, plans win he
made for the locai cyclists 10 register
for the races at the bicycle stores in
Wilmington. There win not be any fee
charged 70 enter any of the races. but a
small admission to the grounds wiiI he
charged.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-05-04
DEMPSEY. KEARNS & co.
ARE READY TO COLLECT

Atlantic City, MAY 4.->Iack Dempsey
and his crew will pitch camp here at the
Airport about next Friday. Tho Air
port. which is the site selected for At
lantic City's proposed $4,000. 900 stadium
is large enough to permit any work that
may he undertaken by the heavywoight
champion without going out from be-
hind the fences.
r. George Uiizio. director general Of
the National Stadium. Inc. Monday
signed up all details. Dempsey will live
in one Of the houses on the grounds and
Jack Kerns will be with him at all
times. Their own cooks and retinue Of
servants will be along TO keep house"
The Airport is on the border of the
resort. away from the city proper. and
should prove an ideal training camp
4 1T-foot fence surrounds the premises
\ stand TO seat 5000 persons is being
erected. Dempsey win give exhibitions
every afternoon excepting Sunday at
so much per look.
One of the buildings on the grounds
will be used as a shower house"
hanger. IS by 100 feet. will be con-
verted into an up-to-the minute gym
nasiun. Acres Of ground are available
for other purposes.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-05-04
DIAMOND STATE CLUB
IN TWILIGHT GAME
Local Shooters viii Work Out
Tomorrow at SheIlpot
Grounds.

In an effort 70 give al members IN
opportunity 70 shoot and 70 incidentally
nut ono over on Old J Pluviu~ the
Diamond state Rife and Pistol club
win hold twilight shoots On Thursday
evenings. from now on. in addition 70
their regular saturday afternoon
matches
The weather man seems n be trying
20 heat last seasons record FOR rainy
Fridays by hanging up a new list of
rainy Saturdays. 81 the SheIlpot shoot-
ers have decided - schedule shoots
twice . week IN the hope that one ~ the
Ho days will be clear. There are alzo
considerable number ~ interested
rifernen in the city whose work keeps
them more busy Saturday afternoon
than At any other ftme 81 the twilight
shoots should bring out good sized
crowds beginners. or men WIN have
not handled a rifle since their younger
days are particularly invited ont on
Thursday evenings from so untii
dark
Following out their announced plans
II putting Wilmington on the rifle
shooting map. tho Diamond state Club
has entered two ten-man teams in the
national snlaIl-bore team match. which
VIII be shot this month
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-05-04
GREEAH|LL CLUB
SHOOT TOMORROW
Plenty of Sport Assured for the
Sportsmen With Four 25-Tar-
get Events Featuring.

The GreenhH Clubs first registered
club shoot to be held Thursday after
noon, promises to be a successful event
q both local and out-of-town shooters
are arranging TO be on hand.
Four 25-target events feature the
program, although trophies will be
awarded on the first so birds only and
it is only necessary for the shooters TO
enter for the first so birds to be elegibe
for all prizes and also have his scores
recorded in the official averages.
The number of trophies to be awarded
will be dependent upon the number of
shooters on hand The American Trap
shooting Association will donate a
trophy for each ten shooters. shooting
at SO targets. and the Greenhil Club is
duplicating this offer.
On Saturday, May z, the club is
scheduled for a big day when the diff
ferent class cups. presidents and
double target trophies viii be shot for.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-05-04
High Defeats GoLdey; DeLa1uare 7racknen Win
M|DDLETOWN SET
FOR BIG TRACK MEET
Lower County Boys Hope 70
Make Fine Showing and
Win the Honors.

Special Correspondence a. Every ETsni1F
Middletown. MAY Z WIN ibs eighft
annual interas hoianiir track and ffH
meet AZ Joe Fraznr Yield only
days m. the young athletes ~ ne Itfr
high school arc dovntlnR al ~ tt
time 70 getting IN shape fof fnr safI..s
events ~ which they are tD f1urtt
With the host ~ promising uaf.t.n.
which iH being whipped INTO Shape. ur.-
poets were never ns bright fef flr 1ra
team making brilliant frp.-r
they have been this year
The iOcai h0ye are AMI .lr fr as
last years showing ip whth U
men landed rr'cud piarr .u t ...
being boaton puf Driy ~ .ta.I ryH
s. hooi. whirh team Finished
points ahead ~ ne i0cal ffattt
iocai boys had M i1ra ~ g.nf.ry
meet. having mon entered
events. but In each ~ fhrrr f.lr .tr
one ~ more pnfnfe wrFr --orrf
locai boyg r0npirr away U f.
medley relay. took nrr' srf f
in tho hair ana third ir tre ~
and tho hiRh jump
-Four n larf year'r urn 8rr ~ f-r~e
with the team. bu' 'ts lot 10 aprr, raff-.
still boarfs ~ tho neef faW rHfr
with practically 1o eraef rr arH
form. has never hen d~frafrf wf-r.rr
tho hair mile az Drfawnrr ass grar
Tome institute ard rrr~atrr nrt rar
8t the Delswars sfBtr Far Tr- rrr~f
which ha hav Displayed nae ur~urrf ~
fers from several rpl'eRer
The local team hae made ~rfrtes
ali hut few events for fhfs ~ar ara
/ hope 70 eclipse 'arf ycar's uarFr N.
the relay r7ce The Ioeafr H-iu uf- ~
/ faith in tho fcIlovfrg rr~r -fag~-1 arf
Mcdowell win takn arr - me en
dssheT while Eobertr. running t4irs
will take ihe fret sf0 gfth r4nr.~--
running ae anchor man Aifr-a ard t.-
SAINT being alfrrn1fop
Stafford and Mrr0wr1 uvfW '.k- r.vu
I ~ the 7 % yard darh. u-i'- 81 rl-,rvsff ~
/ Davis competing fn tro 77D varH eurir
/ Davis i~ lorg-ar-nrf .r-~ rvsr
/ youth who has dieriayef v--G Ge-g \
/ speed IN ahorf davh
( Fourncro and Roberts -rl - nu~- -
I tho 40 run nd iu fnfv rsco ~ uau y
/ the SEQ Fourncre G. cTperfaf to -0p
Z The shnt put viii - l1 '1 Feh-rts
\ youthful giant who reavfrv tre .rrr
I pin goodly distance ,arev -v
I - add points in thr high su-n arF
I broad jump while uavfe tni sIao
Z n piace IN The broad uVftn fhfa arvr
4 cation running Ind v-ortlrr in t1n f,rf.
4 the local hovs oTpecf ~ make rnrd
4 showing nert Saturday
A. finale ~ fhr iorai aA- t-s nv
md ~ arouse interest y track va ~
/ sports In thls i0ralfv the .rtn.
Z authorities have planned \ small .rbf.
I meet. a. -nirh ~ ~ the .ssrrourffr /.
I rural p~honls win 20 ~arrr rr~fen -rf
4 Dick ~ the afhlnfnn r~orrf .rrr-.
4 Town send % M rthrr mail efrrrr,rI -
districts will Journey f1 This te.--
give battle ~ the incaI hiurfofs ana
hoped thar several rroruieir~ 1.
athletes may 10 uncovered This
I serve - final poishinE r rr I0a
school lads ~ This town before
( grand test on Saturday
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-05-04
BATTERY B TO HOLD
OPEN HOUSE FRIDAY
Soldiers Plan Lively Time at the
Armory With Plenty of Smokes
and Music.

Battery E Of the new National Guard,
until recently known as Co. F will hold
open house Friday evening, May S. for
its members in the Company room at
the State Armory, Twelfth and Orange
streets.
This outfit has developed into one Of
the lvest in the organization and is
proving attractive 10 the young men
who like military life The Company
room has been thoroughly renovated.
The addition OF a piano and a victrola as
well as good assortment Of records
and sheet music insures plenty Of life
in the Battery.
Every man between Is and Is in vii
mington who is not now a member of
any of the units of the new 19Sth Artil-
lery is invited To join Battery B on Fri
day evening and enjoy a pleasant even
ing with plenty of free smokes.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-05-04
DU POINT COMPANY
MEET ON SATURDAY
Everything in Readiness for Field
Day With Plenty of Prizes
Offered.

Everything is in readiness for the
field day of the accounting department
Of the du pont Company to be held at
the du pont Country Club on Saturday
afternoon From all Indications. there
will be a keen competition between em-
ployes of the department for the 20 or
more prizes that have been offered for
the winners Of tho various events.
Much credit is being heaped upon
George V. Hastings. chairman of tho
committee In charge. who has worked
diligently in the arranging of the field
day.
A band concert by band of employees
of the accounting department. under
the direction Of William Carney, will be
held at 216 o'clock
Tho sports committee will he assisted
by two representatives OF the Young
Mems Christian Association. Tho Judges
will he w y, Allen. n. l.. Ward and II.
s. Mac GreEor. Mr.. Slyhon will he clerk
Of the course.
A feature of the program will be a
So yard dash, participated in by tho de-
partmentai managers. The winner viii
receive a handsome prize. while the man
who brings MP the rear will be awarded
brown derby. With this last named
prize" as an incentive. a few Of tho
runners are expected 10 be seen taking
their time with the hopes or being the
last to cross the line
About 20 prizes have been donated
by local merchants. They arc now on
exhibition in room 1144 of the du Pont
building.
Ry special Arrangement with the
Peoples BUS Line buases will be operat-
cd between Tenth and Market streets
and the country club grounds. The
husses viii leave Tenth and Market
streets at intervals of Is minutes from
.12.15 o'clock until 2l5 o'clock. and will
leave the grounds at the same intervals
after . 80 O'Clock.